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SLATES.
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vimfUL Thousand superior Scotch Slate*
Mortal; by
W. Hutchinson,
; >. At Messrs, ft. k IS. Lang's.
Dumber Liu 51 :t
daj Received,
And fur safe by (be mftxrribcr, Agent for
the sale of Dyer's Currant Wine,
15 Ifr&gftks ■
2;sMlalfdo. do.
40 «ix gallon kcga
, ®0 boafe?containing one doz. bottles
eaSffiSp «i this superior article,
which will be sold low fo&cash or;
I good, paper.
% K Elisha Mantou.
December 31. 61 ts
Repentlj received and
now receiving.
Bales ready made Clothing, consist
ing of Fbid Cloaks of superior quali
ty, super blhkk ami blue dress Coats, do.
do. Croth, Cussiiiiore and batliiiet Fauta
lodhs. ,
■ ' also,
30' bags prime C’oll'oc
; 'lO do. Pepper v»
»■• 5 do. Pimciit*
18 hlids. prime Sugars
15 do. prime retailing Molasses
Cognac Brandy, and Holland Clin of a
Superior.quality warranted pure
Sicily, Madeira, Teneriffe, dry and
jp. 'sweety,Mßlaga and Cider Wines
,■ 100 bids.lrish I’ptato s
5 (fe. Cider Vinegar
1 Wi|.h a general assortment of Dry
Goods ayd Groceries, which will be sold
on Tea^>nable lermsby
Effsha Manton.
December 31 •%._ 51 ts
Rickies, Preserves, &c.
JUS'Bj received ah assortment of Pick
les. Preserves, Ketchup and Pish suit
(:U, consisting of
ric'Wtdddii'Kips
, '*j’iC!:aiil!cvs !
11-ed Cabbag^
. Onions
Melon, Mangoes
Cucumbers and. Peppers
Walnut amt sUflhrooiu Ketchup I
Reading banco' ‘
Preserved tihinccs and BarLer-
Put np in .larsdftrl 3ettb'# particularly
lor family use, and di’c warranted to keep
any length c( time.
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10'hVds. Cranberries
10 boxes Codfish
P For sale by <
Thornes S. Metcalf.
December nI 'w. 51 ts
'—* *—..... Jf^apr — *-
Sew aju\ $ as\\u» uaMe.
ho£ps.
Jamcsjfollara,
Qf lbs Me Jim sis Killmu a /ft’/',
Has received and if.tiuw opening, at their
old stand, a large assortment of
BROM CLOTHS,
CASIMERLS, anti
~V VESTINGS,
't Some of a very'yuprrior quality.
'le has at work the first rule Journey
men. Tailors, Si Mr. J. E. Shepard, whose
is done in the neatest and most
S panic manner, will cut and super
-4 customers work made to mea
sure. The orders of the former custom
ers to the houso are solicited.
ALSO,
Received a large assortment of
% axVj Made
CLOTHING,
Of,life following articles, which were
taadq in (Ke host manner, expressly for
tins mark*, and will be sold at very low
prices—viz:
DRESS COATS,
; FROCK COATS,
* PANTALOONS, *
WAISTCOATS,
PLAID CLOAKS,
FINE LINEN SHIRTS, &r.
And some Ladies Cloaks —a very hand
some article.
. November 1C - 32 If
cWmSussiojs*
/ Ware-House.
Subscriber? continue to transact
B Commission business, under the
firm of John H. Kimbell, N, Co. I heir }
pWarc-Houso is remote from any other j
Building, secure (nfin any danger by fire
situated in th* rear of (he Planters’ Hotel
Samuel flalo,
John H. Kimbell.
September 7 3 ts
" 31
The Subscribers
WILL make reasonable advances on
consignments of Cotton to their
friends in Savannah.
Wm. Sims &: Williams.
November 25 35 ts
Notice.
A YOUNG MAN, of rcspeckaliilily, j
would like to get actuation in Ham- j
buro” or Augusta. Gccd recommendr- i
.> 3 ,
•tibus can be given.
December 17 1> If
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•■To Planters Others.
ICJIHE subscriber, having made an ar-
X- rangemeul with the Patentee, of
j Ncw-York, has on hand and will keep
constantly, a large supply of Freeborn
Patent Ploughs, of all sizes ; which he
will be enabled to furnish much lower
than heretofore.—Ten pr. c*„ discount
will be made from his present reduced
prices to those purchasing by the dozen.
, ALSO,
On lutnd and on, the river,
tj) eW TONS assorted Swedes Iron,
from 1 to 12 inches wide
A quantity ol Hoop Iron, of all sizes, &
and Nail roils •
130 Keg? patent i ul nails and brads
1 1-2 Tons shot, of all sizes, & lead
A quantity of cast, German and blister
ed Steel
3 Tons line English castings, consisting
of Pols and Ovens
30 Odd covers for Dutch Ovens
120 Barrels fc half barrels No. 1,2&
3 nia< kcrcl and shad
70 do prime St. Croix Sugar
30 do & boxes loaf tk lump do
20 do Prime Flour
27 Bags do Green Coffee
It) do Pepper and Spice
4 Barrels fresh cranberries
40 Boxes do Rabins ,
4 Frails froth Almonds
A few firkins Ist. quality Goshen Butter
35 Bbis St half barrels assorted c or
dials
22 Baxes prime sperm and tallow
caudles, & winter pressed oil 1
30 do lit. quality Windsor shaving
soap
20 do No. 1, common do
7.5 ■ Reams Writing k Wraping pa( cr.
Together with a general assortment of
Groceries, Hardware, and Smiths’ Bil
lows, Anvils, Sledges, Vices, bio.
ALSO,
Sell? of Saw and Grist-Mill Iron ,
Mill-S.-ws, &c.
All of jj blcli will be sold low for cash,
or Town Paper.
John L. Anderson,
I! doors above the Qlobc Intern.
P. S.—Blacksmith work ol ail kinds,
done at my shop usual.
J.L,A.
1 November 10 33 if
j Fashionable Hats.
j Gentlemen’* superfine block
■ sdi\ f Beaver I!a(?, ol the late Oval
i‘bane is j ust received by
Gi l her t CHand.
■ ‘ i rnber 2i 4* if
J. Co,
Have received another assortment of
Swpevb YlouncW
&c.
Wbl'li will IV%M very low, at their
store in .VI p. Cttmmittg’s woodcil building.
Decrmlier 5 48 (f
i 'or Baic,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Tori? Swedes Iron, assorted
li.H) Barrel? Flour
Apply to
Win. Sims fc Williams.
November 23 35 If
New &l Cheap Clothing.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the [>ublic, that be is (hi
day opening, at bis Htoro, two doors a
bove’the Gleiie. 'l'aveni, a large tmd
clwdico si lection of
fashionable Clothing ,
CONSISTING OF
Blue, black and mixed superfine Lress
Coa ?,
Do. do. do. Frock Coats,
Do. do. do. Cloth and Cassunofte Panta
loons,
iho. do. and Buff Vests,
Black Silk and elegant fancy pattern
Vests; an assortment of low priced
Vests and Pantaloons, of ever y des
cription.
ALSO, A I.ARCF, ASSORTMENT OF
Plaid Cloaks,
Assorted Patterns.
Linen & Cotton Shirts, Flannel Shirts
and Drawers, Girnsev Frocks Ac. sic.
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Os every description.
Tiie above articles arc selected by
himself in New-York, on the best terms,
and are offered as low as they can be
bought in the southern states.
E. L. Whitlock,
October 17 19 tl
auction!
i
Evening Sales,
ON Saturdays—for the sale of Books
Stationary,—Jewelry,—Watches,
iec, —Sales to commence at 7 o’clock.
John P Andrews.
November M Auctioneer.
Td Hire,
rrtWO Negro MEN, one a Brick Lay-
JL er and the oilier a House Servant.
Benj. Sims.
September 31 9
For Sale,
j A LIKELY House Wench, aged 33
I years, and her female child, aged
’ -even year?. Enquire at this office.
December 13 43 ts
I ■ i I I I —TTIir |p ■lllHi—l| ■■JHM
JOHN a HOLT,
Offers his services to his Friends vnd the
Public, ns a
CorAwmsiou fcetat
Anb
f hnr.. House Keeper,
, V AUGUSTA,' ( : F.O.
Me cnnliinies (o occupy the Ware-
House ,V Stores, where (Vii Laws K Hob
lately transacted burinc??, wbii n are in
good order for the reception and ?af<
keeping of Produce and Merchandize.—
■UI orders to purchase and ronsignment'
lor sale of Cotton, Merchandize, or an ,
species of properly, will bo tharucfulty
received ; and he pledge# himsi lf ;- thin
every exertion shall be used, to make #a ■
tisiivi tory n turns es all buriaesj cc .iniil
ted to his care.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
A FEW B All It El.B
ftuyu'r. Flo\u*,
ANTI A FEW CASKS
Utlslacked Stone Lime.
September 5. 2 ts
CjoUou
Upper end. Sindh side BroadM. Augusta.
Will iam H. Egan,
BKGS to acquaint bis friends
1 and die public, that Ihe above, is in
complete order lor (ho reception of pro
duce.
The. security frhm fire, which its pecu
liar sttuation affords, and theconveuieiu 4
arising from it? immediate neighborhood
to tiuu. pai't o( the town where the prin
cij al portion of the Cotton is now sold,
render it a desirable place for l.bo plan
ters to deposit their produce. Liberal
ad; wjc»t made.
Sept. 14 Ci tl
'i'o Rent,
Jht-ph la the vici. ily of the Post
freWifif Odico, a largo and convenient
i— i-ii. Dpvelii'ig-Honsc, with 2 Stores
in front an 1 a capacious Cellar under
neatli. Ajq ly |o
Mackenzie k Ponce.
October o I 25 It
J '-j.
I, Ni. ts f lie. offers for
•irk-f-ia Rent, bis San 1-llill Residence
(or 12 mouths from t!lcli■•?' OcLibcrnext.
Jolln Gindrat.
September if). 4 (I
TO BAKERS,
Au'A IVrVvxte TamiVics.
A CO vS TANT supply of New Flour
.■*s.. (//.'/ V, 1 /- 1 rand) inferior to m»uc
untie Union, will I e kept Ibr sale at .Mac
kenzie N Bonce’s VVare-Ilpuse.
■September 19 8 If
Spectacles.
il 1". suh.-cribcr iuiorms his friend# and
customers, that he ha* just received
from ‘Now-York, a good assortment of
Giver and Steel Spectacles; also, extra.
G! i ■?':?, rvf the best quality—which he
will tit either to old or new Spectacle-,
on the shortest notice and to suit the
sight of persons of any age.
J. Gatlin.
I*. S. Jewellry, Watches, &c. /2c.
ALSO,
Wate hr? re|*ured, as usual as the old
stand, north side Broad-street, but ween
M’lolosh and VVashington-etroots.
Nwverubcr 19 33 ts
"^^aisi2s7
Portrait and Miniature
PALNTEK,
RETURNS his thanks for the liberal
encouragement he has met with
since, be lias been in the city, and respect
fully iinforms those who feel disputed to
patronise lie mimic art, and perpetuate
an everla; ling resemblance of the '•.selves
in colours that never fade, to call on him
i at his present residence in the house for
merly occupied by the late John Wilson,
Esq. deceased, where portraits of his
painting may at any lime be seen.
He assures the ladies and genii,-.men
who might take offence at a little flattery,
that in the exercise of his pencil he is en
tirely divested of that fulsome trick of
gaining popularity and favour, ro often
resorted to by the pretenders to the art ;
aorwill he paint a face on canvas?, at
any time, so characatured and distorted
as they are sometimes seen in a convex
mirror, or on the agitated surface of a
bucket of water when suddenly intro la
ced to the floor ; but wbl draw them as
near the human face divine, as hts hum
ble abilities will allow.
Specimens of an elegant style of India
Ink drawing and of Miniature Fainting,
may be seen at Mr. Stnrgcs’ Bookstore.
Mr. B. will give lessons in drawing if
requested.
Wanted to Kent,
A room with a north light, suitable for
the above business.
December 19 46
SEED IIV E :
A small quantity, of superior quality,
FOR SALE BY
Summers Perry.
October 1 I*3
dT’ We are flnthori^cd
p to announce Mr. Michael F. Boia-
CI.AIR, a«a Candidate lor Receiver us
Tax Returns of this county at the en
a suing election.
■September 28 tde
fcT 7c are authorized
to state, that Richard Bosh, Esq. is a
I candidate for the office of Receiver ol
„ Tax Returns for Richmond bounty at the
ensuing election.
September 17 wile 7
iLf* We arc authorized to an
> nonuce AnSkt.m Bcuu, a candidate lor
u tho olfico of Rf.f:ei .cr of Tax Returns for
Richmond county at the ensuing election.
Ociou«r 3!) 24 ts
itr " e are requested i
to state, that John Livkkman, will hr
a Candidate for the Older of Tax Col
lector, at the ensuing election in Rich
mond County.
October 24 22 (Jo
07“ We are authorized to an-,
nounce Hut.land .ii’J vui:, Esq. a c an
didate lor Tax Collector of Richmond
county at the ensuing Election.
October 24 22 Jt
OT 3 We are authorized to au
iiouin e John S. Coomus acanclidute in
• Tax Collet tor of Richmond county, ar
the ensuing election.
October 22 21 Ide
4
07“ We are authorized to say
UiaL Capt. F.DiV.ITND BntU! is a candidal,
for Tax Collector of Richmond county,
at the ensiling election,
j October 24 22 tde
For. Sale,
ON CONSIOMMENT,
200 BOXES HERRINGS.
Apply to
Evans k llayner.
December 12 -.3 ts
; JAMES liAJ 7
J "J ESPECi l ULLYii lorm-h.'liinni#
.SAt and acjuainiances, tlnil ;ol being
•d ie to obtain his former slmn.L bac k of
(ha Rj'idgc Bank, he ha# opened a house
. on Ellis street, in (lie centre, I etween
Mclntosh and WasJungtuii flrivts, and
•»oprs from hi* dueerttentin; , i-.t th; ra
'' perior slylo in which hr intends keeping
hi? house, to be supported by a liberal
■ public.
Familiescan be.funiiehej with Oysters
during the season. Gentlemen can be
furnished With servants to open oysters, if
required.
October H> If.
. New Oyster House Fs
tublishod
T the corner of. Washington and El
tA. 11sstreets, wh-vo will hr constantly
kept Oyster# in thn shell and pickled,—
Also, all kinds of Relishes, fcc. uliith will
be served up at the shortest notice .at jmy
I hour', by active and aHcnliVo servants,
an 1 every attention paid to gentlemen
who may be pleased to patronize the es
tablishment.
; a. j. Dm.
December 7 t/'4l
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EAUIiE TAYEIVK.
LIT HUE above establishment being ;oo
JL much out of repair for the recep
tion of transient person#, it therefore
I will be kept fliis wider lor regular
1 Boarders, and thostt 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.
'('here are agood many private Rooms,
with or without fire places. The BAR
will bo supplied with all kinds of the
first quality Liaror.B, and those who
j may think proper to call, may rest assur
( od (hat every exertion will he made to
make every thing comfortable and agree
' able.
E Fields Kennedy.
s October 15 Vd
r EAGLE TAVERN,
WAKRBNTON, GEORGIA.
l' UjliHE subscriber inform# the Fiddle,
j <Uk that bis house is still kept ope■ for
. (he Entertainment of Travellers, An
i additional number of stable?, and other
necessary preparations, together with ?c
--i veral year’s experience in his business,
. justifies him in saying, that hercaf er
satisfactory accommodations will he i
acknowledged hy all who may honor him 1
with their calls. Intending to keep his
Bar constantly Supplied with the best
• Honor#,'and being anxious and determin- ;
ed* to furnish gentlemen with all other
conveniences with the ntmo I prompti
tude, the Subscriber is induced confidently
lo hope, that the same liberal encourage
ment which fie has heretofore received,
he may henceforth long continue to d -
serve.
P. O. Piiris.
October 5 14 ts
'TIIE GAMUT,
For Sale at the Augusta Bookstore.
GEORGIA.
Surveyor Cmural's Office, I
1 ieceuiber 17, 1 022. y
|V OTli.’E is given to those who UAita
-i i laud in tiiis stale Under Head-Right!
Warrants, that kiy au act passed at the
present session oi the Legislature,
are fort ver precl ulod from the expecta
lion of further extension, you having
drained the cup ol indulgence to its last
drop; to that if they do not pass their
lands into grant by the Nth day of No
vember next, they will revert to, and
become the property of the stale, and
consequently subject to be surveyed, dr
taken up by any person who may be in
duced to do so. You are now, 1 presume,
in possession of the means of discharging
die fees ol office, arising from the pro
ce' ds ofyou* present crops, and yon may
not he so at the last pinch next lall-i
--therefore, 1 advise you, not to delay a mo
ment. The fortunate drawers in the 3d
lottery, that it the lottery preceding the
last, as well as those who have drawn
I rises in the 4th or last lottery, may be
push’tyg forward their grants next ses
sion, 10. l the Legislature should not con
clude on a continued extension of the
term allow xl to them.—Mils you will
readily perceive, must produce a great
Influx and au overwhelming pressure of
bn-hicss, so that I could not, even with
the aid of twenty assistants, whir h I ala
opt disposed to employ in-Roy exigency,
meet the appHcations at that time, so aa
to give tinuly relief. If you wish to a
voiil the expense* of I ravelling to the heat
of Government, you may readily obtain
your grants by enclosing to me hy mail,
or priv ate conveyance, $4 25 for all,
grants under 500 acres, ami for all grant*
over 500 and not exceeding 1000 acres,
the sum of $7 50. The grants will be
’promptly attended to, and the change,
M any, will be found in the envelope on
ho receipt of your grant or grants. For
your further information, yon will re
neinbcr that no money is received in the
Slate Treasury, except the bills of the
State l Planters Bank, \lerrhart’s
Bank of Xgusla, th* Darien Bank, and
ihe State Bank of Sonth-Cnrolina. $ 1
on the small grants uid $2 on the largest
graii'h; Norlh-Garnlina State hills will
‘•e received by the, ‘tale officers for their
f c*, ami bills of one or two u* chartered
Innks, say Sanford’s, Bullock Si Wells’
ui •m ill’ oim» occasionally. Con ty Sur
veyors ur.t requested to transmit, with
out delay, :d! plots which remain in their
offices In tbi- office.
Daniel Sturges, Sur. Gen .
Dt" « *ni>f i ‘o *t) iJt
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Jud received at the
Augusta Bookstore,
A supply of
Thompson's celebrated
Eye Hater.
FKW nuXCS OF
Febrifuge Elec tvary. /
December 12. 4d /
VVAIIHENTON £
Female Academy,
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH Andrews Si Thomas P. Jones,
Principals of the above Academy,
having disposed of their interest in the
buildings lately occupied by them, have
removed to (lie healthy and pleasant vil
lage of Williamshoro’ in Granville coun
ty North-Carolina, lit miles wett from
Warrenlou ; where their School will
open on (lie 2nd Monday in January
1023. The same course of study here
tofore pursued, will be continued under
all the same teachers, they being mem
bers ol she family. The Pupils arc in
structed col only in tlie rudiments of
knowledge, but also in the highe-t
branches of science, ever laugbi in Fe
male Seminaries; including Grammar
and Parsing, Belles Lcttres, Geography,
Chymestry, Natural Philospphv, Botany,
Astronomy, ,Vc. The principals possess
a belter Philosophical Apparatus than
most of our Colleges ; and lectures are
delivered on the different subjects, ac
companied with experiments.
ficur'J, with tuition In all the above
branches, 60 dollars per session. Music,
Drawing acid Painting and the Latin and
Greek al o taught; and
charged as follows: Musi; 30 dollars,
Drawing and Painting 20 dollars, and
the languages 10 dollars per session, (he
amount for hoard and tuition is payable
in advance, and each lady is >o furnish
herself with a coverlid, a pair of sheets,
blankets and towels. New Pupils pay 1
only from the part of the session in wh ch ;
they are admitted. There are eight C
competent teachers, whose time is dc- 4
voted tolls® business of this institution.
Willwmshitro’'. N. C Nop, 30 41 wßt \
Literature.
A GENTLEMAN, who received his
. education in the University of Glas
gow, Hurt has devoted fifteen years to the
iust ruction of youth in classical and scien
tific knowledge, wi:lies to obtain a situa
tion as Principal of an Academy in Geor
gia. !iis Lady hat conducted a Female
Seminary for nine years, and is wclljqual
•fied to iuslruct young Ladies in the vari
ous branches of polite and useful litera
ture. The most satisfactoiy References
can be given. As permanent location is
(he inlenton, health will be consulted.
Letters, addressed to J. F. E. Beattie’s
Foid N. C. will meet with immediate
attention.
December 12. 43 lOlw
Job Printing,
Nt ally executed at this Office.
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