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■ 7 3 AUGUSTA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1822. [New Series—No. 22.
■ PUBLISHED EVERY
■ [CSDA r, Thursday & Saturday
V morning,
B BY T. S. HANNON.
■ We are authorized to an-
H John S. Coombs acandidate lor
K< Collector of Richmond county, at
R,, ensuing election;
■ Lost or Mislaid,
RvX or about the first of February
■ a certain promissory note, gi-
R, hv Reuben Davis and Nathaniel
K , t!) John Watson, or bearer, for
R v W( , dollars, bearing interest from
K e jotl, of August, 1821. Said note
■1 indorsed by David Cooper and Wm.
■it Harden to Daniel Walker. All per
■ ' nre therefore forewarned from tra-
L,‘for said note, and the said Reuben
■wl"Nathaniel is requested not to pay it
I’D any person but nVyself or William W.
| Har(l,n ‘ Luke F. Clark.
I October 22 21 3t
Goshen Cheese,
;rST RECEIVED AM> Eon 8 ALB BY
J. fc D. Hinsdale.
October 22 21 4w
Dancing School.
-it|l. LESLIE, grateful for the cn
jl rouragemeot he has heretofore re
jived, respectfully informs the Ladies
im l Gentlemen of Augusta, that he will
j;ahi open his School on Monday after
noon,the2Bth inst. in the room over the
■tore of Messrs. Hall k Washburn. lie
Till give three lessons in each week for
twhe weeks, which will make 36 les
•ons in the quarter. His days of tuition
will be Monday, Wednesday and Fri
llin' evenings, from 4 to 6 o’clock.
NIGHT SCHOOL,
For Jfoam; Gentlemen ,
At the abovemeutioned place, on (he
Mieevenings of the Day School. The
prine will be slo—in each school one
half in advance.
October 22 21 Gw
Stopped,
UJOMF. time .since. Irnm a negro boy, a
O single cased SiU er Watch, a llepeat
•r. Ihe owner can have it by proving
property and paying for this advertise
ment. Enquire at this office.
October 22 21 St
Notice.
S*' BALED Proposals will he received
bv the subscriber until the 20lh day
of .November next, for the supply of
Wood for the use of the U, S. 1 Poops at
this station - The probable quantity re
quired will he from 150 to 20() cords ol
good oak or hickory Wood, to be corded
mil delivered by the contractor at the
If. S. Arsenal, near this place, or on the
Ssnd Hills, at the option of th" com
manding officer. The contract to be for
me year from the Ist day of December,
1822, to the 30th day of November, 1823.
Bond and approved security, to tho-a
mmintof twelve hundred dollars, will he
required for the faithful fulfilm nt ol the
'oulract.
L. A. Rigail,
Lieut, and Pun Quarter Master,
"■ ?. Arsenal, near Agust'a, Gen.
O .tober 22, 1823 21 ts
Hardware & Cutlery.
Fresh Importation.
Now opening at the subscriber’s store, a
prime assortment of Staple and Fancy
GOODS, orderded expressly for this
market—among them i.rc,
Knives and Forks, of all sorts,
Deserts ditto, to match.
Razors, of the finest quality,
Spring Back and Pocket Knives,
Pen and two blade ditto, of all sort",
Scissors, common and refined steel,
Common and fine Pad Locks,
Stock and all other sorts of Locks,
Hinges and Screws, of all sizes,
Huttons in great variety,
Carpenter’s Tools, and
All sorts of Files,
Together with almost all the staple
irtidcs in the Hardware line, for sale on
<c commodating t»rm«.
Reuben Leggett.
Freeborn’s Ploughs.
The subscriber has al m made arrange
ments with the patentee and will hereaf
*er kn»p an assortment of the Freeborn’s
Patent Ploughs constantly for sale, where
both nlanters and merchants can be,
supplied as low as in New-York. An
u.ortment will soon be received here.
R. Leggett.
Oct. 12 I? 1m
RYE:
■4 small quantity, of superior quality,
FOR SALK BY
•Summers & Perry.
October 1 13
Seed Wheat.
Just Received, and For Sale,
Five hundred bushels superior
SEED WHEAT.
Apply to Summers & Perry, or
B. G. Sims.
September 17 7 ts
Insurance against Fire.
Charleston Fire and Marine In
surance Company Agency,
, _,, _ Office wider the Globe Tavern.
M MU E subscriber offers to take risks a
iA gainst fire on houses, out buildings,
goods, wares, and merchandise, in Au
gusta and its vicinity.
Timothy Edwards,
Agent, Augusta , Geo.
ocf - 13 17 ts
ON the Ist day of November next,
will be rented ‘he
WARE-HOUSE
On Roynold-street, now tenanted by L.
C. Cantelou. Application to be made to
JOHN B. EGAN, —or, in his absence,
to John W. Wii.dk, Esq.
October 1 13 ts
NEW 7
Cabinet Wartl\owse.
David W. Donaldson
Informs the public that he has opened
a manufactory of the above descrip
tion, in ail its various brandies, a few
steps below the market, where all order?
in his line wilt be thankful y received and
punctually attended to.
October 6 14 if
M’Dowall & Reid,
Have just received, by event arrivals from
Liverpool, New-York, and Philadelphia,
Their Fall supply of
Which with their former Stuck on hand,
makes their present assortment very com
plelo-and extensive, which is offered fur
cash or approved paper , and consists in
part of the following articles—Hz :
IONDON DutHe, Point and Rose
A Blankets; white and blue Plains;
red, white and green Flannels; green
Baize ; common A super, blue, black &
drab Cloths ; do. do. Casshneres ; elegant
Pelisc Cloths; Circassian, Caroline and
Tartan Plaids; super & common Prints;
elegant Cassimere Shawls Si Points;
Furniture Dimity; Valentia Vest Shapes;
Bombazines and . 4.4 nn j
7-8 Linens, Long Lawn- r t iLj. Cl,'-,
ings and Diapers, iiussia onectings,
Duck and Dowlas; children’s, women’s
and men’s cotton and woollen Hose; co
lored and white Spool Threads; elegant
Mandarin, Nankin and Canton Crapes;
Flag and Bandana Hkls.; ludia Levan -
tine’; twilled and plain Satlins; Sin
shews, Sarsnelts, Italian Lutestring;
French and English Thread Laces; Ma
rino Cloth, Silk and Tabby Velvets;
Sewing Silks and Twist; elegant figured
Silks; do. do. Ribbons, a very complete
assortment; Zelia Scarfs and Hkfs.;
Cashmire and Brillantine do.; 4-4, 6-4
and 8-4 white, black and scarlet Merino
Shawls; figured silk Vestings; Gimp
Trimming; Silk Buttons; Linen Cam
brics ami Hdkfs.; Italian Crapes ; Swiss
Muslins; Ladies’ and men’s (Moves, of
all descriptions; Tortoise Shell Combs;
Aide and Dressing do.; Morocco Pocket
Hook? and Reticules ; an extensive as
sortment of Domestic Shirtings, Sheet
ings, Plaids and Bed Ticks.
Ai.so,
One case elegant LEGHORN HATS,
from No. 30 to 52.
October 17 19 3w
Fancy and Staple
SEH*S> tGiOflS.
Bigelow Gilchrist ,
Have lately received a large and general
assortment ol Dry Goods, which they
offer for sale, at their new Store, near
ly opposite the Post-Office,
COKSISTING OF
ROSE, Point and Duffle Blankets,
. Super and common Cloths and Cas
simeres,
Cambric and Jaconet Muslin,
Swiss and India Mull do
Pelisse Cloth and Circassian Plaids,
Lamb’s wool, worsted Ai cotton Hosiery,
Plain and rib’d Eng. and French Silk do
Black Bom azine, (superior quality,)
Nankin Sc Canton Crapes, fig’d Sc plain,
Italian do
Black and col’d figured Grosclcnaples,
Plaid and striped Silks,
Black Mode and black Poplin,
Merino and Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs,
Worked Muslin Pelerines and Spencers,
Elegant Muslin Robes,
English Thread Lace and Inserting Trim
mings,
Crape and Silk Hkfs.
Tortoise Shell Combs,
White Velvet, (for painting,)
English and India Flag Hkfs. and
A general assortment of rich figured and
plain Ribbons, Sic. &c.
October 17 19 6t
Will be Sold,
ON the 4th November, next, at the
plantation of Doct. W. Collier, the
Land belonging to William J. Germany
Terms of sale cash. Titles indisputable-
Peter Laqueux.
October 17 U 4t
80A8.81X6,
A FEW Gentlemen can be accommo-
Adated with board(and lodging if re
quired)ia the large brick Building, ncxl
above the Post-office.
September 24 10 If
New & Cheap Clothing.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public, that he is this
day opening, at his Store, two doors a
bove the Globe Tavern, a large and
choice selection of ■
Fashionable Clothing ,
CONSISTING OF
Blue, black and mixed superfine Dress
Coa s.
Do. do. do. Frock Coats,
Do. do. do. Cloth'and Cashmere Panta
loons,
' Do. do. and Cuff Vests,
Black Silk and elegant fancy pattern
Vests; an assortment of low priced
\ ests and Pantaloons, of eve y des
cription.
t also, a i.argf. assortmf.nt of
Plaid Cloaks,
Assorted Patterns.
liiren Si Cotton Shirts, Flannel Shirts
and Drawers, Gimsey F-oi ks, Ac. &c.
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Os every description.
The above articles are selected by
himself in New-York, on the best terms,
and are offered as low as they can be
bought in the southern stam«.
E. L. Whitlock.
October 17 \ ) U
is - -
NEW GOODS.
Jewett, Abctt, & Co.
Upper Wing, City Hotel,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM N. YORK
An extensive assortment of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
—to wit :
(i LOTUS of every discretion,
J Flannels,
Rose and Duffle Blankets,
Plaiji and fi-ured Bombazotts,
Caroline Plaids, (rich and elegant
patterns)
Dometti" good= of'every description,
Damask Table Linen, Irish Sheeting
and Linens,
Plain and figured Canton and Nan
keen Crapes,
Mandarine Crapes (a very rich ar
i ne tygkj.)
ted. comprise- «stKwr J U4e snnt onnmera-
STATLE and FANCY GOODS, all c
which they offer on the most accomm
dating terms.
ALSO,
Leghorn and Straw Bonnets, Band?,
and "Trimmings constantly on hand.
September 14 2aw ts
m
On Consignment.
20 KIDS-St. Croix Sugar, j
15 Hlids'. Muscovado Sugar,
7 Hhds prime Coffee,
36 Kegs fresh Butter,
20 Half barrels Beef,
15 Boxes Chocolate,
72 Boxes fresh Raisins,
5 Tierces Molasses, e
20 Boxes Candles,
50 Coils baling Rope,
10 Cases straw Bonnets & Bands,
15 Bags Pepper and Allspice,
6 Barrels Mint Cordial,
30 Casks Cut Nads assorted,
Just Received and for Sale, by
Alexander Bryan.
October]. 13 ts
Cotton Wvvce-Wonso
Upper end, South tide Broadst. Augusta.
William H. Egan,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends
and the public, that the above is in
1 complete order for the reception of pro
duce.
i The security from fire, which its pecu
liar situation affords, and the convenience
arising from its immediate neighborhood
to that part of the town where the prin
< ipal portion of the Cotton is new sold,
i render it a desirable place for the plan
i ters to deposit their produce. Liberal
advances made.
Sept. 14 6 If
atm* m’eus&atir*
Benlint,
1 JIT \S the pleasure of offering his ac
[1 knowledgments, for the liberal
. ncouragemeni he has received since
nis arrival in Augusta, and would inform
such as may still tequire his profession
al services, that as he contemplates re.
> maining in town but a short time, ap
’ plications to him should be made im
mediately.
August 29 ts.
Richmond Hussars!
4 PPEAR on your parade ground in
2b. front of the Mansuw. Mo.se, on Sa
turday, the 26th inst. at 10 o’clock, A
, M. in full uniform and completely equip
, ped. By order of Capt. Boisclair,
M*Gran, O. S.
J October 19 20 3t
i»i wmiiiib m inw n ihi i ii
F* •’Ui I*ll •' T AVBiWf.
1 s abstire establishment being 'oo
01, 1 of repair fur the recep
tion -y-i .transient person o , It therefore
will h» kept tliis winter for regular
Boarders, ami those who may think pro
per to call, at any hour, to refresh them
selves with any thing to cat and drink, of
the best that the markets of Charleston,
Savannah and Augusta can afford.
'There are agood many private Rooms,
with or without fire places. The BAH
will he supplied with all kinds of the
first quality Liauons, and those who
may think proper to call, may rest assur
ed 'hat every exertion will be made tn
make every thing comfortable and agree
able.
Fields Kennedy.
October 15 18
The Augusta Bridge
h again offered for sale.
IN obedience to a decree as the 6lh Cir
cuit Court of (ho Uniicd Stales, for
the District of Georgia, will be sold, nt
Public Auction, to tbe highest bidder,
at the market house in the city of Augus
ta, on 1 hursday tbe 28th day ot Novem
ber next, 'The Augusta Bridge and its
appurtenances.
The terms of sale will bp, “ one third
rash; one third payable in in one year
from the date ol Hie sale, with interest at
seven per centum per annum, and the re
maining tnird payable iu tiro years from
the date of the said sale, with like inti rest
—The purchaser giving bond with ap
proved personal security, and a mortgage
of the premises.”
The income of the property now offer
ed fop sale, is, from the best information
Ihe subscribers can obtain, at least
$15,000 porannnm—and as all previous
ly existing impediments to the sale are
iow removed, and (bo subsi fibers are in
complete possession of ihe Bridge, they
confidently invite the attention o' capit
alists to Ibis sale, as affording an oppo’r- :
lunily of the mod profitable investment
i*C -esniioj ihai wilt. ever ar-ain
Christopher Fitzsimmonr,
Freeman Walker, I
Com missinnrrs.
ITT The Editors of the Savannah Re
publiran, the Charleston Courier, and
the Columbia Telescope, will please in
sert this advertisement in (heir respective
papers until the day of sale, and forward
their account* to this office. ,
October 10. 16 Ids
Notice.
ALL persons having demand against
Ih" estate of Walter Leigh, late ol Rich
mond county, deceased, arc requested to
present them, properly authcnlijated
for settlement, within the lime prescribed
by law, and those indebted to make pay
ment.
B. H. Warren, Executor.
October 17 19 6w
AUGUSTA
free school.
f 1 tllE Board of Managers ot this lusli-
I bdion give public noth eto the in
habitants of Augusta that the S( bool will
he in operation again by the Ist of Nov.
After the death of their late teach
er .Mr. Tuck, they immediately consult
ed upon the most beneficial method ol
filling the vacancy. The hostility ol our
climate to strangers, evinced in the early
ami I: monied death of Mr. Tuck and al
so hy oilier numerous facts, induced the
Board to enquire for some suitable per
son who bad been previously accustomed
to the climate, to undertake the manage
ment of the school. Such a person was
found in Mr. Joe] Callin who being dis
posed to give his whole attention tn such
an object for a length of lime, was imme
diately sent on to New-York to obtain
the practical knowledge requisite for
the superintendance of a Lancasterian
School. He is expected to return by the
time above mentioned, when the Semi
nary will be opened and conducted as
heretofore.
W. T. Brantly,
President of the Board.
October 5 14
Notice.
ALL persons who have neglected set
tling their accounts with the sub
scriber, (relative to the estate of E.
flawcs,) are requested to call on Mr. E.
Wanton, who is authorized to settle Ihe
same, with all other business interesting
myself.
Joseph Hawes.
July 10 345 ts
The subscriber informs
the community that he will open an even
ing school on Monday the 14th inst. at his
school room, on Green street, opposite
the City-Hall, where will be taught,
Heading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, Mensuration
of Superfiees and SnPds, Su wei/ing, tec.
For further information, application may
be made to
Charles Grenville.
October 8 15 ts
Advertisement.
VUA’S VbAUvra Reward.
'IJAKKN out of im plantation, on the
u night of the 13th nfbist month, a
! k ’v Dirk Bay G filing, (ivc years oid
I ‘St April, fivt> feet or upwards high,
lig. t made, trots high and rough, dished
lace, his hind Lgs rather straightei
than common, his main Icings on both
sides, uo white recollected, only when*
he has been gufiled by the gears. Any
person jpppreliending the “aid thief, so'
that he maybe brought to justice, shall
receive tbe above inward, and tin did
lars for the horse only. Paid by the
subscriber living uesr Columbia Court
House. «
Nathan Benton.
A ngiist 8 ts
UrccnsboYo’ •Icadoiuy
1 offer for sale the tract where 1 now
live, adjoining tins place, being a part
ot the s(JOOacre tract, which was recent
ly the property of the University of Geor
gia. Containing upwards of 500 acres ;
between 3 and 400 of which are cleared
and fit for cultivation—with Dwelling
and Overseer’s houses, a well framed and
spacious Gin-house, Cabins, calculated
for upwards of fifty Negroes, with other
-‘tillable plantation houses. The situa
tion selected by mo for a dwelling place,
is elevated and beautiful, and lies about
a hall mile from this place, of which it af
fords a commanding view.
A I.SO,
One ollirr Tract, about
four miles off, lying on the road to Lex
ington, and formerly the property ol
William Rhymes. This tract contains
500 acres ; 200of which are cleared and
under most excellent fencing, and uncom
monly well provided with good dwelling
and plantation houses.
O’ 'Terms ran hr made nrri.nmndnt ing.
Watt. Wells.
Greenshorough, August 14.-355 If.
Von Valuable
Heal Estate for Sale, within
12 miles of plugusta.
i OFFER for sde my Valuable tract
nt Laud, lying on the road leading from
Augusta to Wiisbingtou, distant ftom
■be former about 12 miles, entraining
ton, ailuiiied in a healthy, and respect
able neighborhood. 'This tract has sev
i ral orchards which bear as fine fruit as
the country affords.
Presuming none will purchase with
out examining, it is thought, unneces
sary to ea’cr into p.uiiculats. Rut per
sons wishing health inicl line land arc
to call. Termh can If made
known by applying r» the premises to
the subscriber, or to John Casfiin, or
Hays llowdre, in Augusta.
J. W Beall.
June 20 if
Land for Sale.
TIMIF. subscriber will offer at Public
1 Sale, on the pp. mises, th("'ih ufNo
vember next, (if not previous to that
time disposed of at piiva a emit met) his
Farm on Savannah river, 10 nuies above
Align! 1 1, adjoining Lauds of Messrs.
Nelson, Keith & Movant, containing
781 Acien, 300 of which is cleared and
m good repair, the present crop if
view'd will recommend the I'ertilitj of
the soil, tie part ioclear is well wooded
and limbered, ihe in proven ids are a
tolerable dwelling house, a New Gin-
Hons-, Corn-11 uses &c. Fop terms
upplv to the snbkcriber. At the same
time and place, will b» sold,
1000 Bushels of CORN
and several thousand Ihs. ot Fnd ter,
with irsnV other articles appertaining
to the Plantation too tedious to enu
merate.
Wm. Collier.
.ltdv 20 ts
Administrators Sale.
ON the 20th day of December next,
will be *ofil on the premites, that
Valuable Plantation
in Columbia County on the TJche Greek,
adjoining Byrd B. Tindill, Magruder Sc
others' containing 240 acre o , being the
real estate of Jonathan Tindill, deceas
ed; and sold by an order of Court, for
the benefit of th" heirs and
said estate. V " i u <u sale will be made
known on the ilay .
F.lirnbP'Ji Timlin, ftdmr'x.
boi. Huge, Jidm r.
O-tobor 15 Gilds
ItLOBE TAYVAVX.
Subscriber irf trms bis f inds
J and the public, that his
UEJimXG ROOM ,
is Just arranged, and that Ills Bar is
much more convenient. And on Re
count of changing the situation of tho
latter, lie is better sblc to provide for
the accommodstion of his customers;
and can safely promise them, that as
far as his means and ability to comply
with his wishes can go, he will attend
to the comfort and convenience of eve
ry guest who may honor him with a call.
Qffp The Savannah and Washington
Stages put up nt the O’nbe.
WM* SHANNON.
December 20.——
«>UV&na VavuwUa
r r
M HIS Institution ls under the direc
tion of F.ustu W. Ciikstku, F.sq, a
graduate of MiJdlebury College, assist
ed by Miss ||'ist) and Miss Wood ; the
former, an Instructress of considerable
•experience and both well qualified for
the duties oft! eir office
The examination of their pupils took
place on the 23ih of May. The highest
anticipations of the Trustees and citi
zens who aitend'd on the c;a«inn
were m re than rew'ir.ed. The promtp
ness which the must diflictnt q n.
ti ms were answered in English Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geography both An
cient and Modern, tthctoric, .“•.c. evinc
ed at once the industry of the pupiis and
the fidelity of the Instructresses.
’I he trustees of tins Female Semina
ry, at the commencement of the year,
dec.art d 'that ii was not their intention
to puffithe Institution into notice; yet
they fe d no hesitation in saving that
they have seldom witnessed an Examin
ation in which Girls nfh ■ same age did
themselves or their Instructiesses more
credit and, alter having observed for site
months the course of instruction j.ursti
ed here ami the degree of proficiency
attained, we ran con scientiously r’com.
mend this Academy as worthy of the
public patronage The beulihfulness
ol this place and the advantages which
as a village it euj'us. it is confidently
hoped will oiler sufficient inducements
to (iiirenis to place iheir daughte*siu
this Seminary
Young lathes from abroad are equir
edtn board with the Hector inlijs (ami
ly, or with some relative. Mit Ii the
exception of Music, every branch n( a
solid and or nimental education may
be here acquired. At the close of tlio
next taeati >n, it isimemled to adopt in
the Academy a more regular and sys.
tema ic course of ed; cation 'ban i«ge.
neralty pursued in similar Institutions.
I he vacs'iocs are 50 arranged that llie
Hector is sci'.iom on the circuit during
the term.
Ills professional duties, therefore.in
terfere but little with his atientio- to
Ho; gnvcrumniii snd stiperiuteudunce
ol the Aciulmny.
Mosis W'annci,
A. S. Clatto.v, j Tni»tfe» fifth
.1. Nisiiit, I .l//rn Female
.Ini. A tto tilt, Academy
A. Iltu.. J
{£p A lildcraf 4 ueSrrmr
will he given for my hoy MICHAEL,
delivered in any jail ol this, or the ad
joining States, either to Mr. F. E. Dugas,
' Augusta, or A. D'lfaure, Savannah. He
is 16 years old, black cotnplecaioned and
tolerably well made, inclined to be stout,
and slow in all his movements. It is be
lieved he is go no to Savannah, following
the course of the river.
Fred. E. Dngns,
/•’or Mrs. D,
Sept. 10. <! If
Notice.
AI.E persons having demands against
the estate of Thomas M. V\ bite,
late of Columbia County, deceased, are
requested to present them, and those in
debted to make payment to the subscri
ber.
Pleasant Ivi. Denning,
Administrator,
October 10. Ui St
City Taxes for 1822.
rjxHOsE persons who have not had an
JL opportunity of paying their City
Tax for the present year, are notified that
they can pay the same to the subscriber,
who i» duly authorized to transact tim
business of Collector and Treasurer for
the city of A ugusla (during the absence of
John W. Wilde, Esq.) and will hr at all
times at hi* office, City Hall, from 1! to I
o’clock, every day of business, for Ibis
purpose.
Win. Jackson.
September 5 2 ts
Thomaft VV a\V ins 1
Saw o' Grist Mill.
fjVtT. subscribe!'* Mills are ffill in
i. operation, both SAW anil GHIST
lie will deliver Lumber in Augusta, at
gl2 per thousand, and will cause every
Utention to he paid to each branch of
his business.
—“ Hit ciutomers will be j nitty ilenlt by,"
Tlios. Watkins.
April B—ts
During my absence
rom Hie stale, Mr. Edward Campfield
will act as my agent.
J. M. Hand.
August 14 355 ts
NEW
Cotton Warehouse.
THE subscriber imforms hi* friends
and the public, that his Warehouse,
in that part of Augusta called Harris
bnrgh, is now ready for the reception f
Cotton, on Storage, or for sale on Com
mission. It is very safely and convenient
ly situated, and the proprietor pledges
himself to use every exertion to promote
the interest of tho«e who may confide
business to his charge.
‘ V% J. S. Beers.
Feb. 6 SOl-ti
I