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Vol. 37.] AUGUSTA, THUUSmY. NOVEMBER 28, vm. Serics-.No, 37.
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I I‘UBLISHED every
■frf.se ay, Thursday k Saturday
I - morning,
I py T. S. HANNON.
fcjMggggggg 9l ' ■' ja
l(j 0 1. William D. Martin,
I Os South Carolina.
IrftVING refused to give me the re
■lT dress required bv bis baseness, 1 pro-
K, m him to the world :t calumniating
■vumlrcl ami vile coward.
■ Nathaniel B. Juhan.
I Augusta, 24th Nov. 1822. 26 3t
I Notice.
■nHERK will bv a meeting of the An
l[ Jockey Clab-,-iit vhe Eagle Ta-
■ crß °oii Thursday evening bext al 7 o’-
Block. Members are requested to be
Ruuctual iu tlqeir attendance, as business
■limportance will be laid before them.
V LA. Rigail, Sec’ i/.
I November 26 36 2i
■ Georgia, Columbia County.
K-AAC jiamsay, toils before me, a Jus-
H. liceot the peace, of District No. 2,
Kgtid county, one bjadt Horse, fifteen
K.n |- high, sixteen years ot age, hrand
fconbolh shoulders with S. B. marks
If (he collar and saddle, a star iu hi
ftreliead; valued by Leonard B. Sims
Ekl Edwin Walkeronl twenty-five dol-
I Charles T. Beall, j. p.
111. Lamar, Clerk Inferior Court, c. c.
I November 26 ' ’ 36 3t
I law' ~
IrtllK copartnership of Birnkins and
Ij. .U’Dutfie having been dissolved by
loosent, at the close of tile last October
Lrai lor Edgefield District, the public
Ire respectfully informed that the sub’
Icntera have c* tcred iuld a copartner
ship for the transaction of business, both
Kg the Courts of Law and Equity for the
(Districts of Edgefteid,‘Abbeville, New-
Kerry and Barnwell—and they will also
attend the Federal Circuit Courts at
Charleston and Columbia. They occu
py Hie old office of Simkim k M’D-uffic,
in the village ol Edgefield. All business
pot yet disposed of by that firm w;ii be
Kriclly attended (o.
Eldrcd Simians.
Edward E. Ford.
Efaliitid Court bonne, S. C,
X,l vein her 26, 1822 38 Cl
Sjale of Beal Estate.
I ’/HI he told, on Tuesday ue.it, ‘Jd Decem
ber, at 12 o'clock, vn the premises.
The House and Lot, on Washington
street, at present occupied by 11. Wanie,
Esq. ALSO,
The remainder of the same Lot, oc
cupied by E. 11. Crane and others, and
The House and Lot, on Broad-street,
next below Col. Hutchinson’s.
Turns made known at the time of sale.
Fraser h Bowdre,
'!,ie(ie.. err*.
By James Fraser.
November 26 tds
Wanted to Hire,
BY tlie Month or year, two active
NEGRO MEN, for the purpo.-e of
cutting wood about three miles fiom Au
fusta, Ii will be necessary’that they
should have a knowledge of driving a
four horse wagon, and the management
°f a heat. Andy to
L. C. Cantelou &. Co.
Nov. 26 .16 la will
LOST,
BETWEEN Mr. Jamesr. M‘Guirc’s
and Bridge-row, on Saturday even
'"S isst, a yellow Morocco Pocket-Book,
““Willing Forty-nine Dollars, iu Bank
f'db, ol different denominations. Five
collars reward wilt be paid any person
delivering the said Pocket-Book and
contents, at this office, or to the subset 1-
ber ou fridge-vow.
Michael Flood.
November 26 36 3t
Executor’s Sale.
WILL he sold, ou Monday 6th day of
January, 1623, at the late resi
dence of John Rich, deceased, in the
Wuuty of Elbert and Slate of Georgia,
Eleven Negroes,
umoug which are a prime blacksmith,
“‘'J hands, women and children, also,
“ ru > cotton, fodder, horses, cattle, sheep,
“?S»» household and kitchen furniture,
blacksoiitli and plantation tools, also, a
number of articles too tedious toenumer
j Terms of sale made known on the
% of sale bv
William Rich, Ex'tr.
N “v. 26 36 tds
Negroes for Sale,
jpf Hamburg— two men and one wo
n’ man > the men are at work with Mr.
etll 7 Spiers, and have been for some
une he can say what they can do'ln
J )art- They are both good carriage dri
*ers, and one a pretty good rough car
active, honest, humble,
1 , Oegroes; not sold ou speculation,
n u to raise money, They are all family
gfoes; the girl is very capable in the.
use and kitchen, and is an exception
r looesty, and humble and mild dispo
. ,ba< The oldest fellow it twenty-se
») aira the girl is between eighteen and
years old. Enquire at this
November 12 30 wtf
;■ m,
NEW-YORK
1 OtAfe BVWMB«
111 HE subscriber, has lately received,
A in addition to his termer stock,
A large assortment of
H vTS,
OF THE LATEST FASHIONS,
from the Manufactory of Messrs. TweEs
dy k Benedict, which he offers at ve
ry low prices, for Ca»h or town accept
ances.
To Let,
A large Br. ;k Store, safe from fire, iu
rear of the subscriber’s store.
George Hannah.
November 26 36 ts
DRY GOODS'
hardware
and
GROCERIES .
i lie subscriber hat just receivin'., a very
geueral and now.offers for
sale, al bis well known flam), at the
corner of Broad fc Washington rlreet;-,
t.ie following articles—via:
LINENS, by the piece and ) piece
Long Lawns
Round Thread Crowns
Thread Laces and Edgings
Bobinclt Lace
Chermel Trimming
Scollop and inserting ditto
Sewed Chctked Vein Muslin
Sewed Epauletts and Capes
Balasord Muslin
Plain and figured Mull, Book and Jac
conett do
Cheunel flowered Jacconeft Robes
Do do Cambric do
Do do Mull do
Frills, with Ribbons
Ladies’ Corsetts and Stay Laces
Colton Cord, Tapes and Bobbins
Blacksoid White VJorino J. Shawls
Red and black Merino Shawls
Fancy Merino Scarfs
Ditto with Silk ends
Embroidered ditto
Ditto large Merino Shawls
Cassimcro Shawls
Imitation Cambric Handkerchiefs
Bandanna and Flag Handkerchiefs
Narasook Cambric
Cotton Cyrubrics, 4-4 and 6-4
White and red Flannels
Blue and green Bai/.e
Linen Cambric and Linen Cambric
Handkerchiefs
Carpeting and Carpet Binding
Casinets
Very fine blai_k Pontbazeen midßom
bazcil
Fancy Toiliucll and Marseilles \’est
ing
F urn Ha re Dimity
While Italian Crapes
Crape Scarfs
An excellent assortment of Calicoes,
Cambric Prints
An excellent assortment of Caroline
Plaids
Duflloaud Point Blankets
Bedlicking oi Dowlas, line Dutch Rolls
Cotton and Linen Chec ks
Domestic Homespun
Cloths and Cashmeres
Black and white spool Threads
Floss Cotton, in spools and balls
Ladies’ k Geuilenica’s Fleecy Gloves
Do do Beaver do
do Doe Skin do
Do do black k while Kid do
Ho do do do Silk do
Do do English Silk Hose
Do do Cotton do
Do do Worsted do
Children’s Worsted Shoos and Bootes
Men’s Lamb’s Wool and Worsted halt
Hose
Shell arid Side Comb*
Toupcr and fine Ivory Tooth do
Patent Hair Brushes
Pocket Combs and Cotton Cards
Cards of Spanish, SporUmea and Pen
Knives
Silver and Brass Thimbles
Curry Combs; white brown Thread
Cards fine Scissors
Buck Handle Knives and Forks
Desert do,
Pad Locks and stock Locks
Needles and Pins, &c. &c.
Sugar; Coffee; Brandy; Gin ; Rum ;
Wines of all kinds; Cheese; Por
ter ; .Molasses ; Raisins ; Almonds ;
Tallow and Spermaceti Candles;
Tobacco ; Whiskey, kc, kc.
ALSO,
100 pieces Cotton Bagging
A few piece* blue and white Plains
Cut Nails, assorted > -
William Mackie.
November 26 06 w4t
Thomas S. Metcalf
offers for sale
! |>A
1 ijH Bbls. boiled Cider
100 do Potatoes
20 do Beets
, 1000 bunches Onions
, 100 bbls. new Flour
' 50 ca»ks Cut Nails
50 tons Sweeds Iron
i 10 bbls. best Cider Vinegar
50 hhdt. best retailing -Molasses
40 casks Lime
1 10 hbds. Hams
s ,30 liags Coffee,
Rum, Gin and Apple Brandy
November ? 26 ts
\ ■ •
Just Received,
Sixty Packages Nero & Elegant
. "
(just opened.)
> CANTON GOODS.
, ASK Massadoaiau Silk, figured and
, striped, a uew and elegant article
for Dresses, Pelisses and Hals
cases plain and figured Nankin and
Canton Crapes, all cblors
do plain and figured Nankin and Can
ton Crape Dre-ses, ,all colors, with
>■ and without borders, and rich em
broidered do
• do elegant embroidered and damask
Crape Shawls and Mantles
do 3-4 double chain Levantine Shawls,
bl: . k and ben util ui fancy colors,
much admired lor Dresses, (2sli:iwis
make a dress) superior quality to
any Levantines,
do fancy colored Bird-eye Silk Hdkls
do black Barcelona do do
do Plaid Washing Silks, do black
Sarsnets
do Le autine k Florence Silks, black
and colored
do Satins, black and fancy colors
do black and assorted colored Sewing
Silk,
Black Italian do
do best quality black Silk Florentines,
lor Vests
do Flag and lied Banda . Iblkfs
COTTON GOODS.
case plain, figured and victor}, laced
bottoms and flounced Muslin Dresses
do 4 & 0-4 mull mull Muslin, 30 els
lo 175
do 4 k 6-4 Medium, Jaconet k Cam
bric Muslin's, 50 to 100 cents
4 do 4Si 6-4 India and Scotch Book
do 254 to i t
do Tactcorcd Book and Lino Muslin
do do do Muff do
do Caipbric ' and Garment Dimities,
ls 2 to 4s 1
do fine Furniture do
do 4 & 6-4 Cotton Cambrics, all prices
do Calico *, Iron 7d to 3s
do Furniture Chintzes, rich patterns
and colors
do Ginghams ail prices
do an exact imitation of plaid wash
ing Silk, very line
do 3-4 k C-4 colored Cambrics, Clack
do
do striped and checked Mull Muslins
at HO
do 6-4 spoiled, slrijied, satin checks
and jubilee .Muslins and Cambrics ,
do Shirtings, 5-4 Waltham
Sheetings
do very fine White Marseilles Vest
mg
do Apron Check". ,
do Colton Shawls, Musnlipatam, Ro
mal and Madras lldkls
do while and colored Homespuns
tlo do do Dcrriee, al
t 025 cent-,pi.nil and twilled
Colton, Dam ! k and 11 iu kaba. k do
LINENS.
case Linen Lioofn k
do 4 4 Irish Lmcujj, from 31 lo IbO
cents
dp 5 Jc 6-4 Irish Linen sheetings
do Linen Damask, 6 to 10 qis.
1 LougLiwus
do Jjiucn Cambric likfsfrcm 3s to B-2
■ each
do bleached and unbleached Dowlas
co Russia bhcctiogs and Brown ilcl
i lauds
WOOLLENS.
case wide m . o,.rrow Black Boinba
zeeus, all prices
Irish Poplins, figured
do Caroline silk mid worsted Plaids, a
new article Iqr Lacies’ Dresses
do beautiful figured Bombazets, o.'
v/hite, black and la.icy colors
* do all colored Bombazets
do Gnuiteeu Vestings
bale black, blue, brown and mixed
Broadcloths
do drab, blue, brown, olive and mix’d
*. do do do do do Cassimeres
* do blue and colored Plains
do real Welsh White Flaunels
do Yorkshire do and Red do
do London Dulfil Blankets
r ases Lamb’s \S 001 and V igonia Stc k
ings
1 do bilk and Cotton Hose, all colors
and prices
do 6-4 Saxony Shawls, handsome co
lors
The above, with many other goods not
enumerated, and weeitiy supplies from
auctions, at jNew-York, Philadelphia and
Charleston, will constitute a better sup
ply of Staple and Fancy Goods than arc
■ usually to be found iu this city, all oi
' which will be sold by wholesale and re
• tail at low prices as can bo bought iu
» this or the nor! hern states, for cash, cot
ton or approved notes —at tlie store late
ly occupied by Messrs. M’Kcnzie k
Ponce.
Latham Hull.
November 36 U
To Kent,
MThe Store k Dwelling-house,
near the Markes. at present oc
ucpied by Messrs E. Wood &
Co. and possession given Ist October next.
Enquire of
John Sharp.
August 10 354 ti
A To Rent,
The House and Lot at pre
sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza
Wilson, nn Reynold-street, and tht
range of Warehouse immediately in th<
rear. Apply to
John W. Wilde,
Attorney for John B. F.gan.
November 7 28 ts
•S’wwest VwsVwma.
, . * JUST RECEIVED
250 cases Boots & Bhoes,
OF A SUPERIOR DUALITY,
In addition In n large assortninilpn hand,
selected particularly for the Up-country.
d ALSO,
e 6 Cise,- Combs
200 Charles Emmersou’s superior
d , Razor blrapa, Warranted
Also, Receiving
- lOOLb|s. Northern Ruut
h 50 iparter ca*K? superior Cordials
2 upos Cognac Brandy ,
12 llkls. St. Croix Sugar
k s ’Jt) U. Loaf Sugar
14 Sags Green Coffee ,
5 _\darter diesis old Hyson Tea \
, I?4)bU Irish Potatoes
s 10 bids Mackerel,
0 lor sale, on tltp most liberal terms,
lor cash or city aecoptancos, By
Evans h Rayner,
Ml 4' 4</i Doors, Ist corner above the Hank.
‘ November 26 36 If
Notice. |
SILAS BRONSON having taken in ,
Mr. John Wjuutiuan asapsrtnor,
thier biiaiucfs will be conducted under
t ie lii-iii oi Brunson A Wiglilninti;
, They lire opening u genu al and extensive
asortmehl of
STAPLE AND FANCY
: GOODS,
5 SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON—V|Z,
2 bales *ll pi-Tine and common Clotls,
' 1 ~ Casimcre,
2 ~ SatiilfUs,
1 2 „ Figured BombazuUes,
1 ~ I’kiiu do.
6 trunks Calicoes, assorted,
2 ~ Plain and Stripe Cambric,
> 1 „ low price Muslin Holes,
2 case, btoam k Power Loom Shirting,
1 ~ Sinchcws,
s 1 ~ English and Itnliau Sowing Silk,
1 ~ Langdon IViro I hread,
5 I ~ Leads and Tomis and Lewis 11.
super Gill Buttons,
1 „ low priced Gilt Buttons,
■ I ~ Boys’Morocco Hats,
5 ~ Ladies’ Straw Hals,
c 12 trunks * ae and fine Shoe*,
15 ~ Ladies Morocco „
5 5 i)xrs Whitlenibrc CoßonCards,
8 ~ Holms’and While’* and Snow’*,
3 6 cases Domestic Goods, assorted.
1 lie uUivo Cim) Js, with many others,
1 are ottered 0 the best terms—those
wishing to pun base tire invited lo call
' and examine tlie Goods. Mr. Wight
nan will remain iu New-York for the
present for tlm purpose of buying; we
• shall be able to keep a general assort
ment.
, Bronson & Wightman.
1 Oct. 5 P 14 ts
Wlvi. VI T\\i>^T
3 & UO.
OFFER FOR SALE,
ATt HIJDn. prune St. Croix Sugar,
V> 30 do Muscovado do
300 Rig* prime green Coffee,
) ii) Pipes Holland Gin,
5 do Coguiac Brandy
5 litids. Jamaica Rum,
20 Qr. Casks Teneriffe Wine,
20 do. Malaga do
10 Barrels N. E. Rum,
60 fllids. Molasses,
10 Cask* London Porter,
GO BUc Loaf and Lump Sugar,
20 Bags Pepper,
50 .Barrels I’lour,
5 Boxes London Mustard,
30 do Raisin*,
10 Boxes Whiitmorecottonca.-d*
300 Qr. Boxes Spanish Segais,
. 50 Kegs Powder,
200 Bags Shot,
6 Kegs Lead,
200 Pieces Cotton Bagging,
100 Coil Bulo Rope,
20 Tons Iron,
German Steel,
English blistered do.
- 2000 EuaVveVa Salt,
s All of which are offered low for Cash,
or good paper.
Sept. 10. 4 3m
t TVve ttubscribeirs,
'! TTAVPI connected themielves in Bu-
J XjL oineoß under tbe firm of
e A. I. kG. W. Huntington , j
if a nd have taken the front room of the
• Building occupied by Messrs. A. Slaugh
o ter kC. Lahuz in, where they offer for
■ sale, an as«ortment of . ,
I GBsOCEUlfift.
A. I. Huntington,
G. VV. Huntington.
Augusta, Sept. 10, 1822. 4tf
Notice.
\ p*|NHE subscriber inform* the public
fc A that he will be prepared to deliver
L. Pork to hi* cmdomer* on Monday the Ist
of December,at five dollar* per hundred,
net, or four dollar* gross, and be has no
hesitation in warranting it equal to any
drove Pork that will bo sold in the mar
ket this season.
Gilbert Longstreet.
:- November 26. 36 3t
a— —• —
: HAMS.
A FEW hhds. superior llamt, just re*
ceived and for sale by
John P, Andrews,
November 16 32 ts
and VasVuonaMe
GOODS. ■ (
James Killam,
Os the lute Jinn of Killam A Hills,
Has received and is now opening, at their
old stand, a large assortment of
BROAD CLOTHS,
CASIMERLS, and 1
VESTINGS, 1
Sqme of a very superior quality.
He has at work the first rale Journey
men Tailors, &,\lr.J. E. whose I
cutting is done in the neatest and most
fashionable manner, will cut and super
intend customers Work made to mea
sure. The orders ol the former custom- *
ers to tlie house are soliciuid.
ALSO,
Received a large assortment of
IVeaA'j Made
CLOTHING,
Os the following articles, which were
made in the best maimer, expressly for
this market, and will be sold at very low
prices—viz.:
DRESS COATS,
FROCK COATS,
PANTALOONS, ,
WAISTCOATS,
PLAID CLOAKS, 1
FINE LINEN SHIRTS, &c. 1
And some Ladies Cloaks—a very baud- 1
I tome article. 1
November 16 32 ts
GVU*YY.\UY.£),
Cotton Ragging, &c. &lc.
A Pieces 42 inch Cotton Bagging,
V* first quality
50l> lbs. English Baling Twine
80 Coils do Rope
28 Illids, Muscovado Orleans Sugar i
25 Bags Green Coffee
60 Hilda. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey
30 Barrels do do do
28 do N.E. bum
35 do N. E. Ciu
10 Qr. Casks Teneriffe Wine
20 Tierces Loudon Porter
15 Boxes WhiUmore’s No. 10, Cotton
Card*
150 Bags Shot i
5000 wt. Bar Lead
10 'Fon* .Swedes Iron, assorted
100 Casks Patent Cut Nails and Brads
3000 Bushels Liverpool Ground flail
Any part of will* h articles will !•<
sold unusually low for Cash or approved
paper.
A. Mitchell U S. Clarke.
September 12. 5 If
Whiskey, Molasses, Su
gar, &c.
100 ihds. Philadelphia Rye Wilis J
key
200 bUf. do do do
100 bags Green Coffee
75 hhds. sweet Havauna Molasses
20 lihd*. New-Orleaus Sugar
50 bbl*. Flour /
1000 bushels Corn
Prime Pork, Cogniac Brandy,
Cotton Bagging, T unkeen*,
Cordials, asiorted, Seed Rye, kc
And, on the River ,
Swedes Iron, Share Moulds,
Gun Powder, Imperial & Hyson Teas,
Tow Bagging 42 to 44 inches wide,
Nail*, assorted sizes, London Mustard,
Yellow Heap, Lump and Loaf Sugar,
Bloom Raisins, bale Rope
FOR SALE «T
Summers &c Perry.
November 21 34 6t
Cotton Wnre-\loußo
Upper end, South side Broad si. Augusta.
William H. Egan,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends
and the public, that the above is iu
complete order for the reception of pro
duce.
'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
cipal portion of the Cotton is new sold,
render it a desirable place for the plan
ter* to deposit their produce. Liberal
advances made.
Sept. 14 C If
Western Hotel.
ail IIE subscriber still re
sJT mains atCapt. B. Mims*
!§!■ well known stand, where
LIB* Greene and Centre strette
intersect each other, and directly oppo
site the Market from the Augusta Bridge;
and when taking into consideration the
pleasantness of the situation, good water,
low prices, and his attention to make
those comfortable who call, M Impe* lo
obtain a reasonable share of public pa
tronage.
An excellent Wagon Yard is also kept
by the subscriber.
BATES.
Man per day, ... $1 25
Man and Horse per day, 200
Horse per day, .... 75
kc. kc. kc.
Woodson Ligon.
Augusta, Aug. 2J 367 wt*J
JOHN S. HOLT,
Offers his services to his Friends u.id the
Public, as a
Commissioß *Merc\\aut
AM)
Warc-Hovsc Keeper ,
AUGUSTA, GEO. '
He continues to occupy the Ware-
House k Stores, whore McLaws k Holt
lately transacted business, which arc in
good order for the reception and safe
keeping of Produce and Merchandize.—
All orders' to purchase and consignments
sod sale ol Colton, Merchandize, or any
species of properly, will be thankfully
received; and lie pledges himself, that
evtiy exertion shall be used, lo make *a- '
tikfoctrtry return, of all business commit
ted to liis cure.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
A few IMHItEI.S
Supev. V f res\\ Vlom*,
and a few casks
Unslacked Slone Lime.
September 5. ‘ t> ts
Auction and Commission
BUSINESS.
r JUIE undersigned ha* taken the Brick
J I eficmenl, on Bridge How, next a
bove Robert Dillon’s, where he i= ready
to attend lo any business with which Im: •
may be entrusted in hi* capacity as Auc
tioneer and Commission Merchant '
Wm. Rep.
October 31 i "“‘ i 0
AUCTION.
Evening Sales,
ON Saturdays—(or the sale of Books
Slalionai-y,—Jewelry,—Watches,
kc, — Sales lo comm’lire at 7 o’clock.
John F Andrews,
November 14 Aue/iiuieer.
Ware-Rouse.
'TIHE Subtcriber* continue to transact
L Commission business, under the
firm of John tl.Kimbcll, & Co. Their
'Vare-lipiiao is remote from any oll.nr
Building, secure froi#aoy danger by lire
dlualcd in the rear ol (he Planters’ Hotel
Samuel Hide,
John H. Kimhell.
September 7 ;> if
" ‘ 1,: " '' * ~
Rypbs Alakiug.
VfRS. BU‘ t-A.i, gi at<tat tiir me pat
*l romige already unit with iu the
Above line, infurms the Ladies the has
pis-t received the newest Fashions, iu
ihn lower tenement of the Brick Build
ing next to Dr. Dent, Broad-Street,
November 12 30 ts
To Rent,
nii And possession given imme
rej'jfmf diatoly, a comfortable Dwelling
I l **™ House, Enquire at this ollice
or at (ho Augusta Bookstore.
November 14 31 ts
To Rent,
Until the first October 1823,
MTHE House and spacious lot
adjoining, lately occupied by
Ilia deceased Mrs. Kurhlay ; the office
fronting KeynobJ-strcotand on (ho above
described lot i? also, to rent.
Fred. E. Dtigtif, -Exc’r.
November 10 , 32
,t . Notice.
sea THE subscriber offers for
his Band-ilil) Residence
for 12 months from the first October next.
John Gindrat.
September 10. 4 ts
ON the Ist day of November next,
will be rented the
WARE-HOUSE
On Heyuold-street, noVv tenanted by L.
C. Cantelou. Application to be made to
JOHN B. EGAN, —or, hi his absence,
to John W. Wu.de, Esq.
October 1 13 ts
TO BAKERS,
AnA Trvv aU ¥ amities.
L CONSTANT supply of New Flour
xV brand) inferior lonone
in the Union, will be kept for sale at Mac
kenzie k Ponce’s Ware-House.
September T 9 Bts
James M. Thompson,
HAVING -omoved his Office to a
room in u, upper part of Mr. Ja
cob Danlbrtb** b. k building, on Broad
near Washington street, (where be may
at all times be found except when pro
fessionally engaged,) respectfully ten
ders his services to hi* friends and the
public in the practice of LAW, to trans
act any business reposed Vo his charge, in
the several courts of the middle circuit.
November 5 27 ts
03 s Several genteel young
men can he accommodated with Boaad,
in the middle tenement of the Bridge
Bank.
•Augusts . 36 9 ff