The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18??, June 30, 1832, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DH 91Of'S3 AT. >'AT!:rday, .June no, 1*32. CLf Tne carrier oftiie Democrat having evap orated during tlic late warm weather, ?übsc:i hers will please send for their paper* until an other can be procured COJTGRE SSJOMAL ELECT 10 V. UNION TICKET. Gkv. i> '..vtr.r. N’f.wxa.v, tri v. Jap. C. W.tTftX, Gen. John Coffee, Cot.. Terrel, Maj. <«. \\ . Owens, (of Savannah.) olu. J. Wood, (of Mclntosh.) -Judge V> . Schley, Tho. W. Merry, Judge Tin. W. Harris. (of Walton) TROUP TICKET. IfENiIY DitANHAM, of Plltliain, A&gustin S. Clayton, of Clark, Thomas F. Foster, of Greene, Roger L Gamble, of Jefferspn, George R. Gilmer, of Owlethropo, Cii\rles E. Haynes, of Hancock, Sear dun Jones, of Mn c.ogoe, James M. V* iy.ne, of C hath am, Richard H. Wilde, of Richmoiul. ■CANDIDATE of NULL FICATIOX. Con. John Milt in, of M.tscojrce, 1 hus it will l»e seen that the two par ties of Georgia aretn the held, their ranks entire, and their hopes high; while the chivalry ni the Nullification Danner is upheld by tho valiant Colonel alone. COMMITTEE OF HEALTH. The indi viilnals named by the Com missioners as a Health Committee, met on Wednesday evening at the cilice of; Dr. Childers and elected Dr. Childers | Chairman, and C. E. I'artlctt Sen e-1 tary. The Town was laid oft’into four dis tricts, and the Committee divided into four Corresponding Hub-Committees, one of whom were appointed to superin tend each of the districts. The Committee resolved to meet weekly for the purpose of receiving the reports of the Sub-Committees, and preparing a general report for publica tion. The last mails bring us the afflicting intelligence that the Asi. tic Scourge has crossed the Atlantic,and is now ra ging in Quebec, Montreal, and several other places in Canada, with a violence unknown in the Eastern Hemisphere- Several eases had also appeared in N. Y’ork, and the greatest alarm prevailed in that city. There can be but faint hope that our other atlanlie cities will not shortly re ceive the infection. The impossibili; v of establishing any sanitory regulations, to interrupt the continual intercourse between our commercal cities, and those which have already been been visited! by tin Cholera, either on this continent ! or in Europe, must he felt by all. VIRGINIA. A convention of delegates from the counties of Albemarle, Amherst. Bruns wick, Caroline, Culpeper, Halifax, lioa isa, Orange and Hpottsylvaniu, anil the j boroughs of Norfolk &. Williamsburg!), anil the town of Lynchburg, opened its ; session at Lynchburgh, Vi), on the 12ilt instant, for the purpose of recommend ing to the people of that state candid ates for the Presidensy and Vice Presi dency. Andrew Jackson and Philip P. Barbour were unani nously chosen, a standing central Committee determin ed on, and hi> address to the people of Virginia adopted. NORTH CAROLINA. A Convention, consisting of about j thirty delegates, met at Raleigh on the ‘ 18th instant, and placed Governor Ire dell ia the Chair, The address and res- I olutions adopted are highly complimen- ! tnry to General Jackson, and leave not a shadow of doubt that the members of the Convention are zealous for his re election and will do their utmost to pro mote if; Suit is equally certain that they will in no event support Van Huron for the Vice Presidency.* They declare him a tariffite, fully ns obnoxious as Mr. Sat* geaat or Mr. Wilkins. They go for principle. Philip P. Barber is their n nnniinous choice. The following is the revolution: ** Resolved : That in conformity with . these sentiments, at)d confiding in Ihe uniform and cilicient support which the principles we advocate have received from PHILIP PENDLETON BAR BOUR, of Virginia, and in the general Integri y anil ability of hi* personal and political character, we nominate and ; recommend him to the support of the; freemen of North Carolina for the next ! Vice President."’ The Raleigh. Star has declared itself for him ; and it is beyond dOnht lie will get the undivided vote ofthe rJiate. The Cholera at New York.. ..We leant that a letter lms been received here, from a gentleman from town, now in Savannah, announcing u late nrmnl of a vessel in that port from Ncw-York, bringing pa-! pers one day later than prev ions dates, which contain the alarming nttd distres- i sing intelligence that the Cholera had made its appearance in that city.—The inhabitants, it is said, were (lying from thr infected part ofthe city in every di rection We have just icueivi and this intcl ligeuce, find lim e no room for particular . .1 lot:i n Advertiser. j From the IVashington dole. I V le G.dhoun organ of yesterday, has j he following text on one page, and t he commentary that succeeds on another “The Vice President is not a candidate tor ofhee—so tar from standing in the way ot .Mr. Richie’s favorite candidate, he is | passive, as between the two great rivals j now liei ore the people.” Should a ■ ticket he submitted to the j people, reading thus—John C. Calhoun, I j'resideip, and Philp P, Harbour, Vice | I resident; such a one would find friends I ev, " :| in New-England ; and friends, ton, J Quile as numerous us Gen. Jackson, or -Hr. Clay’s friends would like to see. The Washington Telegraph is labour ing assiduously to show that John C. Cul lman was never in favor of the I roti et ; uig System, and of a grand scheme of'ln tel uni Improvement, under the mis, •ices of the general government! Tim Teh graph had as well attempt to prove that there is no such thing as a sun in the heavens, or that personal identity is si dream of imagination A letter has been received by a com i mercial house in New York from Havre, dated the !Oth ult. in which it is stated that intriligercc had just reached thatci tv. nrinouiiciiig ihe death of the voting Hake de Rcichstadt. The Paris journals ot ihe latest dates pronounce him to be re-* covering from his iiiticsr. Mr. Clayton said reeecentlv in a speech against the Tariff, that he was the owner oi the only cotton manufactory in Gcor gia. and that he had doubled a capital of .$30,000 in two years. Ue had acted as a sponge on his neighbors,'and thus suck ed up their hard earnings. So, he said, it was with all the manufacturers. Aug. Caur. Another border war.— To our greet surprise (says the Halrig ft Observer of the I Ath i nst.) ter learn that there is ton sii/i ruble CTpeelaiion of a battle upon the borders oj North Carolina. .1 number ot (1, eeg iii ns (about 200 ) hare, it is so id, trespassed upon the Indian territory in thr western -part of this State, for the. purpose ! of tliging gold. An express teas despatch ed wii'i the infomation to Cl nr. Stokes , bn \ whom application was made to the Presi dent ofthe l hited SUttce; and the result is that two companies of U. States' troops, to be commanded bp Col. A\ rmisted and Copt. (Jvrdnrr, ere noTc cn the march from Charleston, S. C. for the scene of action. Hied —to this Town on Sunday eve ning last, after-a short illness, Mary Flewi'icn daughter off he Rev. John Ba ker, of this place, aged two rears eleven months and right days. •_•* j «i »>»t , - -, am are authorised to say that Col. John Milton of' Cotumhns will be a can didate for Congress at the next October election. Miuabeau TL Lamar, Esq. has been announced as a candidate fi>r Congress at the ensuing election. c arc authorised to announce • JosEru*Cm.KMAN. Esq. a candidate to represent the county of Muscogee in the Senatorial branch of the next Legisla ture. C/’M'e arc authorised to announce W ii.li im 11. Barton r.s a (,’andi dato to represent the County of Ran* do!pit in tiie next Legislature. U fJiJai"fret. CORRECTED WEEKLY. Bacon, :::::::::::: 12 1-2 lb Cotton Bagging, (Kentucky) : 2» Invcrucss, : : ; :20a 23 Candles, Sperm ::::::::: 40 ib. 7 'allow ::::.* 15 a 16 lb* Castings, 8 lb* Coffee, : : 16 lb Corn Meal, :::::: : : 75, hush Cotton, round bagSj, : : :: 7a 9 Square, do : : : : : 8 a 9 l- l Mackerel, No. 1. : : : : : : $19 —bid. “ No. 2. ::::::: SB. “ “ No. 3. ::::$ G a (> 50. “ Flour, Northern,: : : : : : $lO Georgia, : : : : : :: .SB. t! Glass Window, Bhv 10, 8150, box. “ 10 by 12 : .*; ,85,„ Gun Powder : .* .* ; -* .* 87,50 a 8 keg. Iron, Swredrs, :::::::: G 1-2 ib. Bar Lead .* .* .* .* .* .* .* .* : : : f) “ Molasses, A. Orleans 10 a 45, guilt: i. Salt, Liverpool ground, 81,00 bushel. “ coarse, 75 a 87 “ Shot, : .* : : : : : : : 82 a 2,5( hag. Spirits, Brandy Cog.' 1,50 a 2,5 t gal. “ Apple, scarce. “ “ Pencil .* :.* : .* 1 “ Rum Jamiaca : .* :: : 150 a 200 “ “ St. Croix .* .* .* .* 125 a 175, “ “ N. England :.*; :: :50a GO “ Gin, Holland ,*:::: 150 a 175, “ “ Northern 05 “ Whiskey, Western :::::: 48 “ “ Northern : : : : : : 48 “ Sugars, N. Orleans, bgown Sail, lb. Loaf : : : : : : 18 a22 “ Tallow :::::::::: ;: 8 “ Tea 115 a 200,“ Wines, Maderia : : : 300 a 500, gull. TeperirtVc ; : 150 n 275, “ Mal ign :::::: 50 u KM), “ 3k? To Printers.^ T!IK B'UJie-i HlftKK, ACFAT F' K 11. eccoiFs Xu ft ins iHr.cfjCnc; I > t-Oft MS tlio printers gonernffy, iliat Itiis * .'’acliino is so constructed u. I . he npp!ieri .to nnv enmnmn Printing Prws li i« atiaelied liy Iheyounco, and adds very litllo to tho !::b..r et.t.ie Pressman Itavinj three ronqiodt on t» diets, beside* the di-liib- ting Bolter. Uie dis tnhution is sufficient for the larueo and heaviest lorm ihe Inking Roller is propelled by weight, r t F7' * ttrifl ' ' ,ver harm The quantity of fok inker! can he regulxied with nrruraev. thus nreaemng a unif.rmitv and" wor nnqt<Ai> able i by nand; and as il di-p.m-es with (lie II Her j I u" '* “* , an object of impoitouce o> Printers.; both on the score of and doing good 1 Printers enn obtain li-.o nh ve hv wiving rn t’.ec to the agent—lliey -bill bo imuiedhcefy : ordered. 17 S yORTt’N . Colombos. Geo junc 3'l El US IC SC7O OL . 31R8.E. J. SMITH, 5 >of Sorsrta—a lidy»of first rale in Music tmd Pointing, opened a schoi !in < <:!u l- . et the <o ■ !> i !o*e! Thopatr.nar ope libera! com ir.no ti solicited s'lp bring* .-iifi |, or v ,., v mtish.e.tory and flattering '<■-•iinm ials of her qua) Pe.atiora belli inoral ned ntcarv RlfN' !!? n! tI n, r v Pr , J. r tcr.cl . Jut I (rrief nil P.-n IVtcTtis Jif f.errern 'sri. 1’,./ mho -i .hnr ?, /„dg Uhnrt.-r. Gmrrd (pt-on. Or CUi'u :s (1 /.' 'i'homes F.sq James Inn Yes*. F*q jnno 30—ts FOR sJLE, | 1 ITFT rate two In rse wagon. For infor- I ~ .nation apply to J\M F3 Ttf, \ \To.V j junc ‘*o—:*>i' THE AMERICAN' FAR. 1 TER. Ailed by C ron /?. Smith, if . u'- .- hrrl P„t. j timrrr, t-d ly T fPVIXF, OITPJI <K r (o (sucerssnrs of J S Shin er.) in irn hhi numbers rs e’chl quarto gages a! Fire On!- ! j fers per annum T * is devoted fXcluvivcly tn prnplienl Ajfrir.nl. 1 * iro. I lor* culture; and Rmal nnd IVnueotic. j eonoinv; r l ]j<» Jhiur>con Farmer ron»ain v also a ffrent number of receipcs: roaf!in£T c j tis JptPM it) the stations of mothers and ' SC9 o, families ; much f'fthe news as relate? to fore? ;rn ami do most in markets for j u prodficts. and a r rrect statement of their } 1 iees cuneiV at tin* time eT ptib’lention; but t notiiinjj’ connected with nifrtv polities i« nt nnv time per mi ted to appear in it* rojmnu* TERMS OF 1 Price five dollars per annum, pnvible at tho | middle of each year of subscription ~ Subscriptions are in all eases ■•har/fed by | ti e year nnd never for a *lmrter term j Contents of No. 11, Yd IJ. Wulbery; ad vantage of fa(Ur.<r j SiluWorms; Flierp. eomperative value nf Meri- i no and t -rixon breads; cultivation of Potatoes’ i Alfnlfri or ::pqr.;s*i r.jover; Si h Plar.ti: rr; ' endnioration of tiie c lFeront species r.f forest ! cultivation rs red Poets’. ; v J, ! er prices nf-Ptrawbf rios in New-! i<'iK itn prove me Is of Patt.-fr: di- i reef ions.h>i mak in w chlorine wimi; prices current in N»V'V. fork end Pa!ti»uo e Err .Nnrrpaprrs and Periodi, ah. f1 1 HE Ful .< ribcr informs the public tlinl he * h.is been eppointed agent for the Medic;.! f hirargicnl Review, k: Jorrnal of Practical Medicine, a Q'mrteily, puMislied in New Yoik. r.’iiefl ly James Johnson, !\f. D. J hysieian r*lreor<linn> v to ihe King if Groat Ilritain—T> RMS—BI ! ?o cents per Number, in ahai.co. Orders for) ewe or more Nos. inclosing the cash, pnstnr.id, will meet with prompt attention! E. S NORTON ju-.c GO J'.road St. JUST Pl BLIStIIW, % ND received by tho Bi;b;rqiber u t tiie <> I- luif.biis (took Store, :i jVctv Work trnnsla- ! ted from tho French with an account of all the capita! operations porlhrmed duting the tvlnlo of Napoleon’s vara, by Raron I) o"l, \ : R BY. Siiigor.ii ami Chief of tho Hospital ofthe Royal tiuards. I x In-pec!or General of 'ho Military Medical M; It, fix Prune Surgeon of tho G rand Army of Russia, Saxony. Ac. Ni! i his is one of tlie most entertaining works to the Surgeon ever published in this country. AUo. Adventures on the C, 100 Ida River, in i finding I o Narrative of a Rcsolortcu of fix 1 years cn ihe Western ride of the,Rocky Mount, j :.ii,u, ainoijg various tribes of Indians hitherto I unknown; trgetkor with a jotnnev across the! Atncilean ( ontinen<: by ROSS O X 7 ogellior with a great variety of medical and i oilier works too numerous to particularize E. S NORTON. juno'SO uroad St j WiIIRJPII! AH Hedge vi/lc Sired Loiter tj, \ ho ,ec: ml drawing of llie above Lottery will ! lake | lace on 1 lie 4 th Juht, when yo may l.e ehr.blcd to dcclaro your Independence, for the trifling -um often Dollars The foil wing prizes will be drntvn from tho wheel; I of $lO D00,—10! 0,-900, BOO,—TOD, j —< >oo. fjoo»—4oo, flOii—2oo, togothcr wtth j Ia lar e ntmibcr of .810 »,—20—12. * Also.— A great variety /hat remained from: the first dm ’* drawing. E "i NOR f ON, dlgcnt for the nionnncis. i June 2. ST CHART SHERIFF SALE. ON 'ho f.rrt Tec day in Angus* next will be sold in 1 lie town of T.nn.pkin,Stewart coun ty, between the usual hours of sale, the follow ii'g property tovd: t lie third of Jot of!and in the djot district, lot Nur.ibcr 'he. Levied on as the property of Samuel -\nders, to -atisfy one tmali j fi. fa. is-tied from a .Tort ice’s court of said coun ty, in favor of John 'cidy. Property pointed out b.v t!io de fend mt, and returned to me by o conrlnlde Also, at tho same time and place, one rq.me ! of land, numb-r 30 in the 31st district Levied on as » lie piope/ty ol < lmi.ney ltradlev, to sat isty a small fi fa issued out of a Justice’s court ofßichmornl County in favor of Benjamin Pine vs. said Ilradle l relurrrd to me by a constable ; JONATHAN F Pit IDG F.S. stiff’ | Also at tho fame time nod place will be sold j the following property ti,ml: faction number j r~ in the twenty second district cf eei.l county. | Also, lot nnmlier 55, in the. 22d «li«trict of said roimlv. and the south half of lot numberh‘fi, in i the 2?nd distiict of said county. Also one nc ! gro girl named Anno, about ni, oteen or Iweii- : jty years of ago —also 21 head of cattle Ail b* | I vied on as the property of William I finikin, to satisfy « fi fa. Hrucd final the Knneiior court of Pulaski county, in fivor of O It Lamar.— Property pointed s tit bv James Woods junc ! 0 Win. MILLER, IV S 1 MERPiII ETHER SALES. j * ULtti. v. ot re iit,l • i iii, fi.*t I’o.'-div in Augu t next, st t!,e > >uirl li ms -in errl- I wether cm nty hetw on tiie usual Jiouis tfya'e, : the following property, to wit: One liOt ofLoml. No. 147. , l' l tho 3d district of formerly Troup now ’Terri i '"7 ‘* r r county. Levied on as the prope ty of I ” Meuefer to *a:i l\ one fi. f,. from ! Jackson Superior i.ourt in Itvoi of Tii"u> is ; tiarJcmxnfl.rtho ce of Lbv lli'4.on vs. said in Mencfer. HUGH LO KF.TT. D SI,(IS I j.ine 2" HEARD SJiEßlJ'l"s~sjijr~ \ j !>l ii 111 bes .Id at llie comt house door | 1,1 t)y tiivn ot Fran' lin, i teard county, on j the first t nesd.av li itg '.st next. Imt wenn the ! n ,!ul f,1,0 fdlo viug pr -nerty, via: 1 One lot of f.lint). No. I 1. 'o ino |3rti dis'rict nf former! S Carroll now | Lcard eonatv. containing 2* >2 Horr-t. tduvvo nr • , r “ < • o vie cl on *• 8 ilip -sropertv ofW«n AU*»hp ' Vs a from t J is*ie***j court in ] r T ' M Cf» t!**v i.t fiv or nf J ’*n \Ujnß vb Wm. ! t* l / 1 'V.‘ ton Frr.per V* ii»ted nut l»v ! m 11. f!oi!g-l;ton. Fsq nbn« *i»V .1 NATHAN MlNb'K rh'T j •\f tll!» RfIMIO ijiRP qi| ( | )ot of tflllil 1 t” Ti 7. in the tkf r»f forniorlv ('owv.Ux j mgjv McnrH rnunfv I*.- vim! on a<» tho nrni»f-rtv I t f WiHi« V! WiVinmsrn. to Mti«ifv unnrirv fi. f»s* i »n my bunds in favor of Itowlond Biirj?o*B & o ’borf Levied on md returned to m*by a con -t' W' DANIEL WHITAKER n « I j'lB A TIL B 6 T SALES. Ibe first in next.will bo T albcf coontv.hQtwoon tho nsuttl hoars of srlc, ‘he fjHou’M’ty nrf»n«rtv,tG-« it h 202 } 2 n<rrc‘B of In ml, bein<T Io» No 173. in the 1!»th distiict <*f orijrinnl- Iv Mußco<ren now T»lbot county Levied mq •« t r r.f Jaco'> Heaslev. to satisfy n sm«1! fi f?i issned f;r*ni b Ji'Hlico’g conr* in Wnrrer count in ftVcr of lij ’.h WeTle v§ «aid fleaslft” Lew iDTtle and rntnrnod to !»v a c- n tublo. AUo, two Xopro Women. ' ’ r '. n vmn. n nbont fil) or . r »5 years of n<rc: IUI) I fll, a woman nbo'it !lor 15 years of ago ? pvied ( n aethc |»roperly f flobert M Ingrain. sitndry fi. f«s issuetl from a Justices c oirt in Talbot C'euuty in favor of Jesse Idv im/Kton vs. nprasrist enid Inj»ram Levy made and returned *« me hv n const ?Me. a lease on fdo! 122, in tho d'*d district of oricrinellv Muscoffoe now ; Talbot county, leased for lliree years, with 3*• \ ae.rcs cleared land Levied »n as (h •or nperty of Janies Morris, at Ihe ««iit of Pder Clover v said Morris. Lew made ami retnmed tome >v* a constable. • OILN C. BOYNT< shff AfiSOjQt the snmo time a id jdaoe tliefd lowincr property, viz: Oni» mure, years old. Throe rows and two calves. One hrifrr, < Lie steer, and One clock. Levied on as fho proper tv nf Pleasant Lawson’ nt tho suit of laimut F Smith v . said Law«on A V \ Pearson, security on the appeal Fi fn fro • T;ili>*it Superior court. i*ro|iorty pointed out bv ! mvson. Win. EI.M Ml NO. 1). «h(T. j POSTPONED SJILE. At Me* •‘••i*r»A nnd p l nce. will he sold I 1 Dark Hay Horse, 1 Dark Brindle Cow nnd Calf, Levied on by virtue of an Atlachincnt and.sold j by order of t he honorable Superior court as the j property **f .1 »»d l/me '»itl aifnchiucnt sued ! out in fivot of Reno Fitzpatrick a/aiiul tho i BU ; d Joel 1 ano JOHN rHOA r NT ON, hfT | jutm no LEE SALES ON tho first Ttuifi! iv iu Angust next, at the usual plnce i t holding Snpei mt court ie Loe CoUqty. will bo sold : l ine I .t of land No nne hundred and'seventy eight i 178) iu the 3d district of I eo Couist ; levied on a-- tho property of Green Andrews to j satisfy two fi las finm a Justice’s Court nf j Washington c. r.nty in favor ol Aden Little vs Green Andrews. Lew made and returned to] mo by a constable: A!. 8O; Lot of Land No ' wo hundred nnd fifty throe ( tS I) in the I I'll district Lee county, levi rd on ns the nrnpertv of Win Hi opson, to sntis- IV two fi fas issued from a Justice’s.court in Wil kinson county in favor of Willie Rakor vs Win 'ioips in. Levy made and returned to me by a ’Con-tnlilo. ANo: 1 .rtt of land No one hundred and forty one (14!) in the 3d district of Lee eonn’y, lev iud on as tho property of Win II Jordan t>'sat isfy a fi fa is ei'd from a Justice's court in llons iim eountv, in favor of I K Duncan v- Win H- Jordnn. i.evy mailc and returned to mn by n coitsfable James R. Martin, Sheriff L. C. June 30. CARROLL SALES. l«> sold iu the town of ,'airollton, bo v v tween the usual hours of sale on the first Tuesday io August next, the followi; g propel ty, viz: All tephen D Grnno’s intorfst in Lot oi Land No. 2t4i in the 2nd District of said Coun ty; levied on'as tho property of Stephen 1) Crane, to rati-fv sundry fi fas issued from a Jus tice’s Court of Jasper County iu favor of Fred wick S. Thomas .V others Levy made and re turned to me by a eon-table, and also, to satisfy afi fa from Jasper Superior Court in favor of Gilbert deland vs said Crane and othors. ALSO—One Ray lloise. levied on as (lie property of Thomas R. II Folus to satisfy a li ft in f.nor of the Officers < f the Inferior Court of Carroll County vs said Lotus. Allen Tolbert, I). S. . June 23d. t ands. Ci i NT* >N. June 7, 1832. A REPORT - Ijj A\ ING gone forth to the public, implica --■ tin** Mr*. MuffKf.Ey, in the charge of hold mg criminal correspondence end illicit »ntcr j onißo with myself—l consider it a duty which I ow e to hor to state, that su"h report is a and iuiquitou.B .' hinder—that no such correspnd dcnce or intercourse cv» r cxistcil between us— that i view and reanoct Mrs Htinkley. as a vir I tnos lady, nnd that her criiire deportment, so far j jns it has fallen wintlo my observation, been j chaste, discreet, and above suspicion. Wm 8 C. REID. GEORGIA. I Wm. 6. r. Reid came before J .lies County, t me in person, and on oath de-! | posed end said that the übove sl.ilement of facts ! I is true to Ihe best of his know led,'® Wm. 8 C. Ri ll) ? worn to and subs, ibed lu-fmc me. Dili June, 11-22 ROBERT REASEEY, J ! junc 30—It FRENCH ilUlM'/f ( ill’iov. • MihseriliiT will wish in purchase troui I I. new crop in ilia Full ah ut 2J<ot) bales | choice c»ltun for the iciicli market —lt must be chain w. II ginned, in rqu.ne bale* not lens j than 4.K) |hs. and not zcr 4->i) ib. in Ktrong b.ig inr HI. G. NV. DH<LI\(iJIA.M. S .V V \ Uccl;-'2J£u«n’S: t I 5 i.F IT.t.TFULI.Y infirm the put,lie, tha * :h n have c > iiuioneeil tliu ItOviK Ut.xi) I'< Tl. oiiic.-s in t tiiu place; and are prepared to execute alt orders with v. Licit they s. n l a j ikvmed, In tliu iie.i'i sl sod iiU'.t euraLle style. I IT - sol.s who have been lukiiig periodical puoii j can lave iii in bouuu ...order, j, 'JJ'Newspypei tiles, .Music and Blank Cooks • tvHlhd i<> til dvr. h<> il\ s/rl ut the Sure i.f E. S. .Ynrlun. leiU j be prni.ijiliij ulUuiictt to Coin tubas, Julie 2.i-.-tf. .NOTICE. |,JGI‘R months it er dale, app icaiion will 1,0 k. undo ;o lue llpiiijahSo Iho Court of Ordi ! 1 *' : .V 1 ' arroll County i i lon-v tiiseil 1.0 lcf Land No Tl m iLe lit!, District of Henry t.oimty, and fitly acre, of Lot No t>7 in surd eo niy mid ditirin, i-.>r the horrent cl the heirs I ' I,UI eiei'iiors ofiim estate of John Long, late of tleury l l unli deceased .MARG VRETT LONG Lxelr’x J une 2 ' —t- . ON CONStGNAJEN T Am! fit sale by iIIOUTE! . T.atA hIt.Y Cos Rbis. Newark Cider, first quality. ‘ !| sj 2d NEW GOODS i RRIVING (rtiiti N York, N Orlenu and * w thet markets to <i. W i)lt<i INGHAM. Juno ti COLLI S’ CAST STEEL AXES ' with BTKKL Heads. Fur sale by (i •• . ILLINGIIAM bine I fti I’ICKLEii POISK Os (xeeeilern quality in sound now imrreltf will ho kept through liio soasun by G W DILLINGHAM. Juno IGth NOTICE Illercby forwarn all persons from trading for a certain note of hand given by my we If to fli*nry (’ »1 oy. for f'irty-live dnllars, payable Hie 2-’»th day of December next. The ciu.sider ati -n lor which B«id note was given having v. liuliv failed 1 gin determined nut to pay it un til compelled by law. K. C. RATt Ilk RD. tuny yo, 1832. llr.Ai) Quaktkrs ti'.lll tl. ' M ( lalliutt n i l Citli June, Iti32 ) , , 0(1 OKRED, That the. lidimving persom uro appointed the Stall’for ho tinth Keginient Georgia Militia. They will be obeyed ..lid ro spectuu accordingly Robert Brooks, Adjutant John II Harris,,' . ;-e,geaot Major. James L Burks, Bay Hiss it Thomas G. Bearson llnarter mas er-Serg. Dr Robert A Ware, ' urge n Dr Geo M Gullet, Suryeon's-mute. \ ornon Sinv te Fife major .* W ID.IAM B FORD, Col. CLOiliS. C* ÜBF.RFINK blue, black, ciarct, olive brown, ti3 bo'tle and invisible gieen cloths Purcha sers are requested to call and look Tiro, . b. may 5. Lawlioii & Howell. J%*cw Supply. G'ROCEIUEH AT APALACRIt OLA, ;/ini i subserit.ei lias jus' received ;,e -i lirs. A vlary Hannait, I'.lizibeth nun l uielmc, ir ui Now Orleans, the following Groceries: 80,000 lb Bacon, 50 tibia. Perk, . 50 ‘ Whiskey, 15 hlids prime N. O Sugar, 30 bbls iium, Jf>o casks Nails iassorted,) 50 bbls Floor, 130 coils Rule llr po, 10.! pieces Kentucky Bagging, 30 coils Manilla and l ined Rope, li pipe* C Brandy tv Holland Gin, 50 bngg prime Duvaium Co(we, 25,00il best llavanna Sugars 'fbe above toge'her with tiie stock mi hand is tho bnsLever otferou in this market, all of v Inch will be sold low fur Lath or npgrorr.-. />/>;>, r. C E NORTON. App.'ilaeh.eola. (Flor ) May 10, I8!>2 il. CT. ALLEIV * Has received o“ Steam lloat Baltimore . eng .<rar.dy. ' ainsiea am! American Rum, Holland and American Gin, Madeira ) Teneiiflb Mnruei'leg f " ,nM Sweet J Loaf and brown Sugar Tobacco A large assortment Joiner's Tool you Blue Plains this Which lie offers lor sale on liis usual i ~, terms. 111 ,e dee 10 ? to NEW FIRM. GEXERA L AG EMC Y AND COM MIS SION BUSINESS. COLI'AIBI’N GEORGIA. HE subscribers respectfully acquaint their friends and llio public, that they have for med a connexion in the above business under tho name nnd st\ In of SHORTER, TARVER & CO. . They have commodious and extensive nr rnngoinents in progress fur the reception and sloiage of produce, nnd will be prepared to make advances on the vnu,e while in store or under shipment t<> N'-w Orleans or Now-York. ) E. 8 SHORTER, Signed , BEN.! P. TARVER, ) JAMES H. SHORTER, i may JO, 1-32 Ft> SC HA Ii K," . A N ELEGANT ('OAGfL made to order in * Newn-k, and perhaps abetter pieceof work j cannot bo fimnd Also, a PIANO FORTE of superior tone nnd workmanship THOMAS BLATTER Van.ville, Crawford eo. May 12, l'^i. NOT ICE. I FORWARN all persons from trading for .a * curtain note of hand given by mo l>> n Mr Foot, son etime in llio Jn.t of March or fi-»1 <>f 4or,|, A due atsMjf ihe 24*h of December 18*12, j tor l <venf v five d'Jlsrs. •A• the e.onaidera'ion '’■•r e hich said note was given has fail'd, I do ■ ao' intc Hte m it uuies- eoiupelb'dbv law. i may 12. ISIS. WllJcr Pliilli|tt.