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AUCTION. BY A. M. HOBBY. Monday Morning, at 10 o’clock, At iiis Auction Room , COMMON aiid Coarse C'lotUs Flannels, Plains and Blankets Ca ioocs, Colton and L uen Checks Tartan Plaids and Ginghams Domestic and Canton Crapes Cotton Diapers' and Kusia Sheetings Linens and Kersymeres Swansdown Vesting and Dowlas Bombazines, Sec. Ac. Sec. ALSO, Sugar, Coffee, Hum, Gin, Wine, Soap, Candles, (sperm and tallow,) Flour, Rice, Lime, Cut Nails, Shoes, Tobacco, Crockery, Glass, tec. Terms 60 days, for approved paper. Novemb r 30 “auction. ' BY A. M. HOBBY. ON Tuesday the 17th December next, will he sold, at the planta tion of the late Walter Leigh, dec. three miles below Augusta, and.known by the name of the Folly, the present crop ol Corn and Fodder, the stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs—together with all the Plantation Utensils, See. Self. ALSO, The said Plantation, containing 300 acres of prime swamp land, which is in a state of high improvement Ibr cultiva tion. ALSO, 400 acres, adjoining lands of White, Hampton, Bacon, and Course. Terms made known at the time of sale. By order of JJ. H IVarrtn. November 30 33 tds AUCTION. BY A. M. HOBBY. ON Friday, the 20th December next, will be sold, at the market-house, in the city of Augusta, the following pro perty, belonging to the F.slate of V. alter Leigh-, Esq. deceased—viz. Fortj-Eight Negroes, Consisting of liou.-e servants, carriage drivers, carpenters, shoe makers, field hands, and women and children. ALSO, Two Pews, one in the Presbyterian Church, No. 111, and oi.c in the Episco pal Church, No. 73. ALSO, From 600 to 300 bushels Corn, ami a quantity of Fodder, to be delivered at the plantation in Columbia - county, at present occupied by Samuel Mix. A I.SO, Thu undivided half of 79 3 4 acres o( Swamp Land, well timbered and lying within two uh(ns of Augusta, adjoining lauds of White, Cashin and otheo» Terms of sale, twelve months.credit, for approved paper. By orefer Ilf B. H. Warren. November 30 33 tds Administrator’s Sale. ON Wednesday, the 15th day of Jan uary next, at the late residence of vainuel Crabb, deceased, in Columbia enmity, between the usual hours, will be sold, the whole of the personal pro perty belonging to the estate of said de ceased, consisting of two waggons, one gig, several head of horses, anil .lock of divers kinds, plantation utensils, house hold and kitchen furniture, corn, Tbddfcr and sundry other articles 100 tedious to mention. Sale tqjcontiuue from day to day until completed. Terms made known ou the day of sa e. Ail persons indebted to the said estate are requested to come foreward and make immediate payment, and those to whom said estate is indebted are request ed to render in their accounts, properly attested, ns required by law. Jane Crabb, adm'x. James Lovelace, adm'r. Nouemtier 30 33 wtds Sale of Real Estate. Will be sold, on Tuesday next , '.id Decem ber, at 12 o'clock, i n the premises. The House and Lot, on Washington street, at present occupied by tt. Warne, Esq also, The remainder of the same Lot, oc cupied by E. B. Crane and others, and The House and Lot, on Broad-slrcct, next below Col. Hutchinson’s.' Terms made known at the time of sale. F raser & Bowdre, . jlrtioneers. By James Fraser. November 20 td 3 IlawT THE copartnership of Simkins and M’Duffie having been dissolved by consent, at the close of the last October term for Edgefield District, the public are respectfully informed that the sub scribers have entered into a copartner ship for the transaction of business, both in the Courts of Law and Equity for the Districts of Edgefield, Abbeville, New berry and Barnwell—and they will also attend the Federal Circuit Courts at Charleston and Columbia. They occu py the old office of Simkins & M’Duffie, in the village of Edgefield. AH business not yet disposed of by that firm will be strictly attended to. Eldred Simkins. Edward E. Ford. Fdgrfieli'Court-hausc, S. C. November 20, 1822 36 6t Wanted to Hire, BY the Month or year, two active NEGRO MEN, for the purpose of cutting wood about three miles from Au gusta. Jt wm be necessary that they •hould have a knowledge of driving a lour horse wagon, and the management °f a boat. Apply to L. C. Cantelou &i Co. Nov. 26 36 lawSt / MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. CO HEWS OFFICE, \U Market-street. \ Wr ,i , Baltimore, Nov. 13, 1322. \ '• , 10 P‘. c “ u ™t° an °ounce, fbat in consequence of the already exten sive sales ol 1 lekets in the STATE LOTTERY, the Drawing Will take willL°c ° f DECKMB BH, in the City of Baltimore, and u l tc f only, under the sdperin,tendance ot the Commis sioners appointed by the Governor and Council. THE CAPITAL PRIZES IN THE STATE LOTTERY ARE 20,000 Dolls. 10,000 Dolls. 5,000 Dolls. 10,000 Dolls. 5,000 Dolls. 3,000 Dolls. Sec. Sec.—not near Two Blanks lu a Prise — the whole to be floating, and all paya ble in Cash. Whole 1 lexers, slo— Halves, ss— -Quarters, |2 60—Eiohths, g 1 25, I i o be had in the greatest variety of Numbers at COHENS Lottery and Exchange-Office , Wo. 114, Market-street , Baltimore; Where, in the two last State Lotteries, were sold the great Capital of 40,000d0115, to a gentleman in Albemarle County, Virginia—the 10,000 dolls, to a gentleman in Lancaster, Ohio; besides no lei# than SEVEN CAPITALS of 5.000 each, to various parte of the Union. HIT In addition to the above, the unparalleled success attending distant adventur ers at COHEN'S OFFICE, was again evidenced in the Monument Lottery, which was finished last month—the TWO HI CHEST CAPITALS , and numerals others, were sold at COHEN'S , viz No. 17975, the great capital of 30,000 dolls, in a Whole Ticket to a gentleman of Alexandria —No. 5832, the capital of 20,000 dolls, in shares, one half owned in Norfolk, Va.—besides No. 3213, a prize of $5,000 dolls, to a gentleman of Philadelphia. ItT ORDERS from any part of the United States, either by mail, (post paid,) or by private conveyance, inclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Baltimore Lotteries, will meet the sumo prompt and punctual attention as if ou personal application, ad dressed to J. I. COHEN, Jr.— Baltimore. *** COHEN'S “ Lottery Gazelle and Register ,” which is published every week, will contain the Official List of each drawing; and will be. forwarded throughout the Lottery, gratis, to all who purchase their Tickets at COHEN'S OFFICE. —Those who wish to receive the drawings will mention it when they send on their Orders, Baltimore, Nov. 13, 1322. 38 31 NEW-YORK t TIIHE subscriber, has lately received, J. in addition to his former stock, A large assortment of 11 iTS, OF THE LATEST FAsMOKS, from llin Manufactory of dcssrs. Twee- ■; oi fc Heneiiict, which he offers at ve ry low pricer, for Cash or town accept ances. i To Let, A large Bark Store, safe from fire, in rear of the subscriber’s stoi c. George Hannah. November 26* 36 If Xew and VaaWuuvabVc, GOODS. James Killam, Os the lair Jinn ofyfCillam te llills, Has received and is now opening, at their 1 Old stand, a large assortment of BROAD CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS, Some of a very superior quality. He has at work the first rate Journey men Tailors, Si. Mr, J. E. Shepard, whose cutting is done in the neatest and most fashionable manner, will cut and super intend customers work made to mea sure. Tim orders of the former custom ers to the house are soil . Rod. # •ALSO, Received a large asuurlnunl of IVcvuVv) MaAfc CLOTHING, Os the following articles, which were made in the best manner, expressly for this market, and will be sold at very low prices—viz: DRESS COATS, FROCK COATS, PANTALOONS, WAISTCOATS, PLAID CLOAKS, • FINE LINEN SHIRTS, &c. And some Ladies Cloaks—a very hand - sonic article. November 16 32 It Cotton Bagging, &c. &c. IPiece1 Pieces42 inch Cotton Bagging, first quality . 500 ibs. English Baling Twine 00 Coils do Rope 23 IHuts. .Muscovado U. Orleans Sugar 25 Dag? Green Colfos 60 Hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey 30 Barrels do do do 28 do N. E. P ups 35 do N. E. Gin 10 Qr. Casks Tenerifle Wine 20 Tierces London Porter 15 Boxes Whittmore’s No. 10, Cotton Cards 150 Bags Shot 5000 wt. Bar Lead 10 Tons Swedes lion, assorted 100 Casks Patent Cut Nails and Brads 3000 Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt Any part of which articles will be sold unusually low for Cash or approved Pape A. Mitchell S. Clarke. September 12. 5 ti Notice. THE subscriber informs the public that he will be prepared to deliver* Pork to his customers on Monday the Ist of December, at five dollars per hundred, net, or four dollars gross, and he has no hesitation in warranting it equal to any drove Pork that will be sold in the mar ket this season. Gilbert Longstreet. November 26. 36 31 ] Col William D. Martin^ Os South Carolina. y TXAVING refused to give me the rc a 1 I dress required by his baseness, I pro t claim him to the world a calumniating scoundrel and vile coward _ Nathaniel B. Julian. Augusta, 24th Nov. 1C22. 26 31 Notice. SILAS BTiOMSON' having taken in Vlr. Jun« WiojtitmXn as a partner, thier business will be conducted under the firm of Bronson & Wightman : They are opening a general tiiide.eten.nvt i asm Intent of t STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, suitable for the season—viz. 2 bales superfine and common Cloths, I ~ Cusimcre, 2 ~ Satinets, 2 Figured Bombazrttes, I ~ Plain do. 6 trunks Calicoes, assorted, 2 ~ Plain and Stripe Cambric, 1 ~ Mow price Muslin Hobes, “2 cases Steam & Power Loom .Minting, I ~ Sinchews, 1 ~ F.nglish and Itafiau Sewing Silk, I ~ Luigdon Wire Thread, I ;, Lev, is and Tomls and Lewis 11. super Gilt Buttons, P ~ low priced Gill Buttons, 1 ~ Bovs’ Morocco Mats, 5 ~ La'.ies’ Straw Hals, 12 trunks coarse ami fine Shoes, 15 ~ Ladies Morocco ~ 5 boxes VVliittcn'iorc Cotton Card*, 11 ~ J Joints’ and White’s and SnoW*s, 6 cases Domestic Goods, assorted. Plio above Goods, with many other:’, aro offered o>. Lie LaM terms —those wishing to pti rebate are invited to call and examine the Goods. Mr. Wight man will remain in N’evv-Ymk forthe present for the purpose of buying ; we shall be able Xo keep a general assort ment. Bronson & Wightman. Oct. 5 ° Ittf Whiskev, Molasses, Su gar, &c. 100 adds. Philadelphia i’.ye U hls-1 key 200 bids. do t> do I'X) hags Green Coffee 75. hints, sweet llnvaum Molasses | 20 hhds. New-CMoaus Sugar ■ 50 bhls. Flour 1000 bushels Corn Prime Pork, Cngniac Brandy, Cotton Bagging, Nankeens, Cordials, assorted. Seed Kye, Sec And , on the River, Sweder Iron, Share Moulds, Gun Powder, Imperial & Hyson Tea*, Tow Bagging 42 to 44 inches wide, Nails, assorted sizes, London Mu Yard, Yellow Soap, Lump and Loaf Sugar, B'orm Raisins, hale Rope FOR SALK BT Summers &. Perry. v November 21 34 6t Xcnv eat t* aa\uoua. JUST RECEIVED 250 cases Boots & Shoes, OF A SUPERIOR UU4I.ITV, In. addition to a targe assortment on hand, selected particularly forthe Up-country. ALSO, 8 Cases Combs 200 Charles Emmersou’s stipirior Razor Straps, Warranted Also, Receiving 100 bids. Northern Rum 50 quarter casks superior Cordials 2 pipes Cognac Brandy 12 hhds. St. Croix Sugar 500 lbs. Loaf Sugar 15 bags Green Coffee 10 quarter chests old Hyson Tea 12 bhls Irish Potatoes * 10 bhls Mackerel, For sale, on the most liberal terns, for cash or city acceptances, By Evans & Raynor, 3d ic 4 th Doors, Ist comer above the Bank. • November 26 36 tl Thomas S. Metcalf OFFERS FOR BALE 30 Bbls. boiled Cider 100 do Potatoes 20 do Beets 1000 bunches Onions 100 bids, new Flour 50 casks Cut Nails 50 tons Sweeds Iron 10 bbls. best Cider Vinegar 50 hhds. best retailing Molasses 40 casks Lime 10 hhds. Hams 30 bags Coffee Rum, Giu aud Annie Brandy November 2 W ♦ Robert Dreghorn, Btgt leave to inform his friends and the public , that at the Store formerly occu pied by Inglis & Co. nearly opposite the. Post Office, he is just opening a fresh stock of newly imported seasonable —Amongst which are— LONDON duffle and Rose Blanket*, all sizes White, blue and mixed Plolh* Rest Broadcloth! and Cassimures o*4 blue Cloths and Buckings ; Green Baize, various qualities 1 Red and blue Flannels ' Real Welch and gauze do. very fine Ladies’ black and colored worsted Stock ings bite and colored worsted and lamb’s wool hall' hose Ladies’ while, black and colored cotton Stockings Union Stripes and plaid Cheeks 5-4 apron Cl acks 7-8, 4-4 and 5-4 Irish Linen and Sheeting Bird’s eye Diaper Jaconet, mull and book flounced muslin Dresses, new patterns 1 ambonred and sewed book Muslins Do. do. Co lords and Frilling’s now patterns Do. do. Flounces, Bands and Trim mings Book and mull Muslin, handkerchiefs, plain and with borders Imitation a-d real French linen Cam- Lru a Hair cord and cambric Dimity Cobinet Lares, new patterns Ladies’ Beaver and Castor Gloves, black nad colored Gentlemen's real Woodstock, beaver and buck skin do. Three cord sewing cotton and silk Thread Best Turkey red Yarn Fine Scissors and Penknives Together with a variety off ahionable articles worth} the attention of the La dies, and being chiefly selected by him self at the manufactories in England, he is confident ho cun sell them on the low est possible terms. iN or ember 30, 1832. 3138 Georgia, Richmond County, Superior Court, November Turin, 1822. I |HIE Grand Jury present the bad .L elate of the \V rights borough road between Mr. Burton’s and the Columbia County line, particularly that part of the road near the ford of Butler’s Creek ■ (by information of Mr. Burton and Hen ry Matcher,) and this being a high way on which a great quantity of produce is brought to market, it is recommended by the Grand Jury, that prompt and ef fectual measures should bo taken to put it in good repair. We present the existing system of tax allot), as greviously unequal and opprea ivc. Conscious that every one must hear his proportion of the public burthen, ready and willing to support ours, we yet contend, that no one ought to bear more than hiajnst sliaro; and, that what ever may be the amount of revenue re quired, it ought to be -raised by a system as nearly equal as may he. It ds admit ted, that no mode ol taxation perfectly equal, has been or perhaps can be. devi s a!, but justice and good faith alike de ni niJ, that in the selection ol objects and lire rate of assessment, there should he nothing found palpably unequal, and this, we think, cannot be aiHrmedof our pre sent sys. cm. It ii a fact to well known, as not to ad mit ol a doubt, that certain portions of the Male and particular d va riptions of pro perty are made lu contribute more tu rnoliiers of equal value. V,Vhy is il (hat the counties ol Richmond and Chat ham, neither of them large, populous or fertile, should pay so large a part of the whole 11 venue ol the Stale, while many other?, enjoying more of the wealth, ami possessing more ol the power ol ortr coun try, contribute so much loss to its expen diture. And why, il may he asked, (as an in- lance,) is a dweding house, per haps with ether valuable contigiois buildings and improvements in the coun try worth ten thousand dollars, whether ocenj led by the owner or rented out, exempted from all taxes whatever, while a similar property in a town or village, al though used as the residence of the ow ner, pays a (ax of more than thirty dol lars, besides the county ami other local taxes. And it is a fact well I «nn by experience, that there are at this mo ment many vacant lots in the towns, which produce no income, and yes, sin gly, pay more tax to the Slate than a productive farm. It docs appekr to this Grand Jury, and we trust it will appear plainly to the re presentatives of the people, that the rales of taxation should bear some just proportion, either to the value of the things taxed, or the income which they yield. And considering it to be a clearly sett.ed point that all the cillvans of our common country are of right, equally en titled to its protection and justice, we re gret the more that it has so long escaped the attention of the Legislature, that while slock in trade, and houses and lots in the towns are required to be given in to the receiver* of tax returns, at present value. Lands are classed and rated by laws of very old dales, very far below their real value, and thus taken as tbc standard of the present taxes. The Grand Jury believe that ’he plain and simple remedy for the existing grievance would be to assess the real value of all property, whether in 'towns or in the country, and beiug thus distributed, a much smaller rale of per centum than the present, would produce the same amount of revenue, w hile it would re lieve the inhabitants of the towns from the present unequal burthen ; it would cast all the taxable property of the com monwealth into one general fund, char geable with the wants of the public by equal contributions on the property of all | its members. The Grand Jury hope that a calm and J candid examination of Ibis subject by the | Legidalii remould terminate in grant ing relief; and therefore earnestly re commend our Senator and Representa tives to use their beet endeavours to pro* euro a review of the present tax laws, and the adoption of a more equal system.) To illustrate the foregoing statem#its, the Grand Jury has subjoined a sketch made up from the existing tax laws, em» ! bracing, for example, (he land* lying cn the north side of the State, from (he county of Burke, (Mac Beau’s Creek,) upwards. Ist. The high river swamp land be tween Mac Beau’s and llae’s Creels, take 200 acres, (of which there are in any thousands within these limits worth $25 per acre,) pays $2 !)0 ceuts tax for 100 acres ; but if returned at valuation, would pay $7 81 ceuts. The 2d quality pays $ I 00 cents, and the 3d 85 cents for 100 acres. 2d. From Rae’s Creek to Broad river. Ist quality high river swamp land, pays S 1 50cent;jfor !00 acres. 2J quality 85 cents. 3d quality 25 cents per 100 acres. 3d. Oak and Hickory lands from Mac Beau’s to Broad river, within one mile of the river and including islands. Ist qual ity pays 60 cents. 2d quality 25 ceuts. 3d quality 15 ceuts, per 100 acres. 4th. Lands above Broad river up the Savannah and Tugalo and within a mile, Ist quality pays 42 1-2 cents, 2d 20 cents. 3d 10 cents, per 100 acres. 6th. Lands on Broad river, including islands, the same rates. Upon the whole it appears that inde pendent of valuable dwelling houses, mills and other buildings in the country which are not taxed at all, the average difference against town and village prop erty is at least four hundred per cent. The Jury request the Judge to order tile publication of these presentments; and that the Clerk of this Court be di rected to send a certified copy of the se cond presentment, without delay, to the Senator ami Representatives of this County in the General Assembly, now in se sion. The Grand Jury having deputed a committee of their body (o examine the state and condition of the County Jail, they reported the same to be in good or der throughout. The Grand Jurors present their thanks to his H,;ior Jpdgc Walker, for bis at tention to the business of the Court du ring the present Term. Thus. Camming, Jno. C. Holcombe Foreman. Bmj . Hall Joshua Key ./. A'. If errs Asaph Waterman Itich. Tuhman John Si Coombs Hugh Nesbil Angus Marlin John .Moure John H, Maun Cm. H'. Frans John Howard H. Rerrey Nathan Leeds A. I. Hnulinglun Oliver Reed A. Rhodes James Primrose T. S. Hannon November 30. fehenli ’s feale. WILL be sold, on the fu st Tuesday in February next, at the market house, in the city of Augusta, between the usual hours of sale, Four Negroes, (to wit,) Arch, Jesse, Patram and I>a\e, levied on as the property of Thomas Few, to satisfy an execution issued (rom the Superio. Court Richmond county, on (ho fore closure of a mortgage, John Howard vs. Thomas Few. Coalitions, cash—pur chasers to pay for titles. Peter F. Boisclair, Pep. Sh'ff R. C. November 30 33 wtds ttT* We are authorized (o an nounce Ansei.m Bu«u, a candidate f. i the office of Receiver of Tax Ret urns for Richmond county atthc ensuing election," October 29 24 ts OCP We are authorized to announce Air. MunAei, F. Bom ci,Am, as a Candidate f>r Receiver ol fax Returns of this county at the en suing election. ' September 2ft (de 03® We are authorized to state, that Riciiadd Btsm, Lsq. is a candidate for the olfice of Receiver ol I ax Returns for Richmond county at the ensuing election. September 17 wd« 7 dCf 5 We are requested to state, that John Livehman, will be a Candidate for the Cilice of'l ax Col lector, at the ensuing election in Rich mond County, October 24 22 (de C/" We are authorized to say that Capt. F,i»\.und Been is a candidate lor Tax Collector of Richmond county, at tlsc ensuing election. October 24 22 tde (T?* We arc authorized to an nounce lloi.i.and M’’jtre, Esq. a can didate for Tax Collector of Richmond county at the ensuing Flection. October 24 22 3t C?* We are authorized to an nounce John S. Coombs acandidale for Tax Collector of Richmond county, at the ensuing election. October 22 21 tde MANSION HOUSE, AUGUSTA, GEO. (A I* I IK. subscriber begs leave respect 4*. fully to inform the public that he cuniuiues to keep up that large and con venient Establishment, at the corner of Green and M’lnlosh streets, for the rc esptionof Company. It is situated in the most pleasant part of the city, end no exertions will be spared to render it worthy of the patronage of the public. Rooms are fitted up in superior style for the accommodation of families, as well as single rooms for gentlemen. Mis Table and Bar, be is confident, will not be excelled by any in the south ern country. Large, commodious and safe Stables and Carriage Houses are prepared, and be also keeps a LIVE* RY STABLE, which is provided with Carriages, Horses and approved Ostlers. The most grateful acknowledgements of the subscriber are respectfully tender ed for the encouragement received be fore and since his late bereavement, and be hopes from the unremitted attention of his family and himself, to merit a con tinuance of that patronage which has heretore been to liberally bes'nw.jd. Wm.P. M’Keen. Oct, 12 , 2m ~THE gamut, For Palo cl the Augusta Unoksfore. ; WM.HTHOMPSON & Co. OFFER FOR SALE, [ HHDS. prime St. Croix Sugar, t/U 30 do Muscovado do \ pOO Hags "prime green Coffee, 10 Pipes Holland Cin, 5 do Cogniac -Brandy I 6 Hhds. Jamaica Rum, 20 Qr. Casks Tenerife Wine, 20 do. Malaga do 10 Barrels N. E. Rum, 80 llhds. Molasses, '' 10 Casks London Porter, 60 Bbls Loaf and Lump Sugar, r 20 Bags Pepper, 60 Barrels Flour, 5 Boxes Loudon Mustard,- 30 do 10 Boxes Whitlmore cotton cards 300 Qr. Boxes Spanish Scgars, 50 Kegs Powder, 200 Bags Shot, 5 Kegs Lead, 200 Pieces Cotton Bagging, 100 Coil Bale Rope, 20 Tons Iron, German Steel, English blistered do. *£ooo WurtAieVs Salt, All of which are offered low for Cash, or good paper. Sept. It). 4 3m Just Received, Sixty Packages New & Elegant (JUBT UPKIN EJI ; CANTON GOODS. O' ASE Massadonian Silk, figured and striped, a new- and elegant arlic 1c Tor Dresses, Pelisses and Hats casus plain and figured Nankin and Carbon Crapes, all colors do plain and figured Nankin and Can ton Crape Ureases, all colors, with and without borders, and rich em broidered do do elegant embroidered and damask Crape Shawls and Mantles do 8-4 douhlochain Levantine Shawls, black and beautiful fancy colors, much admired for Dresses, (2 shawls make a dress) superior quality to any Levantines, do fancy colored Bird-eye Silk lldkfs do black Barcelona do do do 1 laid Washing- Silks, do black Sarsnels do Le autine k Florence Silks, black and colored do Satins, Maijt and fancy colors do black and assorted colored Sewing Silk, Black Italian do do best quality black Silk Florentines, for Vests do Flag and Red Bandanna lldkfs COTTON GOODS. case plait), figured and victory, laced bottoms and flounced Vluslm Drcsse-s do 4 ii 6 4 muU mull Muslin, 60 cts to 176 do 4 &6-4 Medium, Jaconet Cam bric Muslins, 60 to UX)cents 4d04 \: 6-4 India mid Scoreh Book do 254 to $2 do Tamnoi ed Book and Leno Muslin do do do Mull do do Cambric and Garment Dimities, Js2 to 4s 1 do line Furniture do do 4 ik 6-4 Cotton Cambrics, all prices do Calico' b, from 7d to 3» I do Furniture Chintzes, rich patterns and colors do Ginghams all prices do an exact imitation of plaid wash ing Silk, very fine do 3-4 k 6-4 colored Cambrics, Black do do striped and checked Mull Muslins at D 9 do 6-4 spotted, striped, satin checks and jubilee Muslins and Cambrics elo Cotton Shirtings, 6-4 Waltham Sheetings do very fine While Maiseillcs Vest ing do Apron Checks do Cotton Shawls, Mueulipalam, llo mal and Madras lielUfs do white and colored Homespuns do do do Dernes, at IBj to 26 cents, plain and twilled Cotton, Damask and Huckaback do LINENS. case Linen Uedlick do 4-4 Irish Linens, from 31 to 100 cents do 6 k 6-4 Irish Linen Sheetings do Linen Damask, 6 to 10 qrs. Long LaWns do Liueu Cambric llkfsfrom 3s to Bs2 each do bleached and unbleached Dowlas ».o Russia Sheetings and Brown Hol lands WOOLLENS. ! case wide and narrow Black Btnnbn zeens, all prices Irish Poplins, figured do Caroline silk and worsted Plaids, a new article lor Ladies’ Dresses do beautiful figured Bombazets, ot white, black and fancy colors do all colored Bombazets do Granteen Vestings , bale black, blue, brown and mixed Broadcloths do drab, blue, brown, olive and mix’d do do do do do Gassimercs do blue and colored Plains do real Welsh White Flannels do Yorkshire do and Rod do do London Uutfil Blankets | cates Lamb’s Wool and Vigonia Stock ings , do bilk and Cotton Hose, all colors and prices | do 8-4 Saxony Shawls, handsome co i lon The above, with many other goods nut , enumerated, and weekly supplies from . auctions, at New-York, Philadelphia and , Charleston, will constitute a better sup . ply of Staple and Fancy Goods than are . usually to be found in this city, all <>k I which will be sold by wholesale and re , tail at low prices as can be bought in . this or the northern states, for cash, cot t ton or approved notes—at the store late ly occupied by Messrs. M’Kcnzie k Ponce. Latham Hull. November 26 36 ts -- i . - - - Job Printing, . I Neatly executed at ibis Office, 4