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fumßr's New-York Pace Current ol Friday last, quotes the following price*— New-York superfine 4 to 8 3S , Philadel phia 825 to 83 7 , Alexandria Btoß 25 Fredricksburg Bto 8 25; Richmond cih mills 8 50; Richmond country mills Bto ’ 25; Petersburg 8. Wheat, North River gl 75; Virginia 1 62 ; N Carolina 1 50 Chahiestox, Nov 1. From Mexico —We have seen a regula file of Havana papers to the 21st instant from which we collect, that the adjust ment concluded between Gen. O’Donuju the Vice-Roy lately arrived from Spain and Itiirbidirtlie imperal leader, had beei rejected by Gen. Novella, who had beci called to the vice-rsgal power by the arm) and inhabitants of the Mexican metropolis In consequence of this, hostilities had re commenced, and it was said that, in a bat tie fought in the beginning of September, the imperialists were defeated; with the loss of 3000 men and 10 pieces of artillery. Upon the whole, it would appear that a dreadful civil war was prevailing in that fair country, and that the exertions o) O’Dqnoju, and other friends of humanity, to put a stop to its dreadful ravages, had been fruitless, and of no avail English Language. —some years ago a gen tleman after carefully examining the folio edition of Johnson’s Dictionary formed the following table of English words derived from other languages:— -T.atin 6732 Irish 6 fc'rench 4812 Runic 4 Saxon 1665 Flemish 4 Greek 1148 Erse 4 Dutch 691 Syriac 3 Italian 211 Scotish 3 German 106 Irish and Erse 3 Welsh 95 Turkish 2 Danish 75 Irish and Scotish 1 Spanish 56 Portuguese 1 Isiandic 50 Persian 1 Swedish 34 Frisic 1 Gothic 31 Persic 1 Hebrew 16 Uncertain 1 Teutonic 15 - - Arabic 13 Total 15,784 A gentleman cF Baltimore has written an Opera, and presented it to the Mana gers Theatre for representation. The plot and dialogue are represented as ex tremely interesting. The, music is by Mr. Clinton, a composer of eminence, who has before delighted the public with his production". If we mistake not, this is the first purely American Opera that has yet been writ ten, and we hopb its success may be com mensurate with its meiits.— Sav. Rep, V** WVVWWVWVVW VWW%< W*. W%. W*- MARRIED.—At Greenville, on the 14' h ult, by the Rev Mr. Rector, William Law, ■Esq. to Miss JUithea M. Jones, both of Savannah, ' - ' *• »MWIVVt\I^VV\VWVVVWtVAVVV\VV%VVViW PRICES CURRENT. Hacon per lb. 15 to 18 Heef 6 Id Butter 25 50 Bees-Wax 30 33 Candles, Sperm. 50 do Mould 23 25 do Dipped 15 Tallow 18 20 Cheese 12 16 Coffee 35 . Corn 75 87i do Meal 100 Flour Sl2 Hum, Jam. gal. 1 25 137 J do N. E. 43 50 Whiskey, gal. 48 50 Gui, Holland, 1 10 a 1 25 do Northern 55 Gogniac Brandy 175>. 200 Wine, Sicily Macl’a. 162 iI 75 I do Malaga 1 a1 15 ] do Tene rifle, I 25 aI 50 Powder, Dupont,keg 9 a 10 Lead, 9 10 Sait, Liverpool ground 80 87$ J Soap 10 13 j Sugar 10 13 I do Loaf 21 23 do Lump 19 20 Tea, Imperial 16ta 175 I do Gunpowder 175a JOO do Hyson 1 15 a 1 25 Tobacco, manuf’d 12 15 Cordage 12 14 Iron 5 6 Cotton (brisk) 13 16 Cotton Bnggi’U! do 45 Tuc i im. Bv I. Thompson, THIS DAY, PRECT&.EY at 11, o’clock will be sold , Eleeant hlO H One Jersey Waggon and By aft Worse. Nov. 8 AUCTION. By I. Thompson, On Saturday next y*\V\ be sold before my Door resisley at 12 o’- clock 3 lots of la'sd Eligibly Situated, on the. *; v Sami Hills, r Titles indisputable, a plat, of the same, may be seen at my knotion Room, previ ous to the day of sale. Terms at sale. Nov.B—lt Georgia, Warren County. ’C’evks office of the Court of Ordinary Vt W IEUEAS Churhill Gibson, applies tor letters of admin-stcroton will the will annexed, on the estate of Isaial Tuckci-, late of said County (Utceased these ate therfore to cite a admonish &c. And whereas Joseph Cnlpepper apple; for letters of adminstration on the estati of Samuel Duckworth late of said Count; deceased These are therefore to cite am admoajsh Sic. Given under my hrnd at office, this sth Nov. 1821. Jno. XoA’rcucc Clk. c. o &ov, 8 ar ' • V •« y'" ■ • ■1- 3emit, AKoW, $ Co. 'if . Vpp*. Wing dtp Hotel, S HAVE REG El VED FROM N. YORK, f j* A sexehal AssonrsiExt ol Staple Fancy i ~™~ n, common and low priced, black, :n “* ue an( l mixed cloths 8i Cassimeres, ;n ° u P er and Common Valencia, Toilanette, ty _ Swansdown and Marseilles Vestings, s. oombazetts and Bombazines, ?- 3atmnetts, Flannels and Oil Cloths, t- , 9 [! k,n and Canton Crapes, all colors, r> Italian do. white, black and Green, e Super light and dark prints and chintz r. calicoes, a w >d cotton flag handkerchiefs, it Cambric cravats, white, spotted, figured ,f and checkered, r> 4-4 & 6-4 cambrics, and cambric and com j moa dimoties, 2 Cases 4.4. Irish Linens, 1 do. Super brown do. i- Turkey red, blue, Madras* and Polycat B handknrchiefs, e Linen and imitation cambrics and cambric j handkerchiefs, Long Lawns, Russia and Irish Diapers; 5 Dogskin, Bucksin, and Beaver Gloves, I Ladies dressed and undressed kid do. }. Scartel embrodered morines, j, Marseilles quilt counterpins4-4 square, 3 Sewing silks, black, white, green, blue 3 and assorted colors, 3 Cotton cords, balls and threads, •» I Linen tapes, threads and bobbins, [ Darning and floss cotton, I Willow flats and miliinetts, I Suspenders, children’s socks, I Cassimere, merino and silk shawls, [ Shawl & Imitation Tucking & side combs, [ Pearl, Ivory and Horn Pocket ditto. Ribbons—an extensive assortment of all , colors, Plaids, Striped, figured and plian, Plain and pearl edged Saflety from No 1 i to 22, • Silks, Levantines, Florences, Satins, Sin shews and Sarsenetts, plain & figured of various colours, Silk Lace, plain and figured, i Silk lace edging, black and white, Silk hose. Gentlemens’ and Ladies’ black and white, plain and figured, Silk and Tabby Velvets, various colors, Silk lace shawls, veils and handkerchief’s. Elegant needlework muslin robes and walking dresses, from 13 to 30 dol lars, vety rjch, Low priced needle-work, taynbored and embroidered do. Jaconet, mull and book muslin Flounces and Inserting Trimmings, Worked muslin Bunds or Colaretts, Thread Laces, a good assortment, cheap, Jet Eardrops, Snaps, Clasps, Hooks and Eyes and Necklaces, Gilt Neclaces, Clasps and Snaps, Pearl, ivory, silk and thread, shirt, sus penders and vest buttons, Wallace’s extra gilt and coronation coat and vest buttons, Super Scissors and Chains for do. Magnum Bonum and common Razors nnd strops. Sportsmen’s pocket and Pen Knives, Playing Cards and Dressing Combs Durable Ink and Osnaburg Thread, Domestic Plaids, Stripes, Checks, Shirt ings and Sheetings, Bandboxes, by the dozen or package, W hittemore’s No 10 Cotton Cards, (kc. ALSO Straw Bonnets . 20 cases of very superior Straw Bon is, Bands, and Trimmings, of various Items, such as bell crowns, double pcs, round fronts, cottage shape, ike ; cheap for the quality. The above goods are offered at whole le and retail for cash, or on time for ap ■oved paper- Regular supplies will b<- ceived from our partner in New York, hich will enable us to have constantly on md a general assortment of fresh sekson ile Goods; ami from the patronage we ive received the year past, we are in iced io believe we have sold, and shall ■mimic to sell at least as cheap as our sighbors. November 8- - ■ IT Dissolution. Co-pannership heretofore existing iuler the firm of M’Linos (J Holt, is this ay dissolved by limitation. The unsel ed business of the concern, will be at ;nded to by Mr John S. Holt, who will e found generally at the Compting Room r Ware House of the late firm. We return our sincere thanks to onr 'lends and the public fov the liberal sup ort they have given us, and hope their uccessor, Mr J. S. Holt, will continue to njoy an equal share of public patronage, a the Storage AND Commission Business. It is desirable to have the affiurs|of the ate firm c ettled without delay, and we here’ore solicit those who arc indebted 0 make papment; and (hose who have .nydemand against the late concern, to rresent them for settlement. James M‘Laws, John S, Holt. November 8 8t FOR SALE. A Great Bargain. ■|’4HE subscriber offers for sale her plan -1 tation in Burke county, the late re iidence of Dr, Tomas Leavitl, dec. enu lalrting 650 acres, more or less, lying near VVaym sdorough, and well adapted to the culture Corn. Cotton, and grain of every kind, a comfortable dwelling house with ill necessary out buildings including a large new gin house and gin. Payments rr.a tie easy, and pogsesioil given the first of January, 1823, and if required the pur chaser can be suplied with corn, fodder and stock of all kinds on the premises.— For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber on the premises. Eliza A. Leavitt, adm’x. April 19 -m9m ___ j "Blank Deeds, For sale at this Office. - ! I Cotton, Stock, AM) . Exchange Broher. ■ THE subsejiber has taken an nfficaln the building lately occupied h Messrs Stewart & Hargraves, on the north side of Broad-street, opposite to the For. Office—where he ofll-is his services In the above business, and hopes, by slriit personal attention, to obtain the patrol age of his friends and the public. ’ . 1 sic great facilities afforded by brokets * in commercial operations generally, rendif * it remarkable that the merchants of Au gusta and the planters h ive long sustain ed the inconvenience of having none, and particularly a Cotton Broker. In almost other cotton mart the business Is r principally done by brokets: and hefifie Urn easa, certainly and,dispatch wi'fh which it is executed. The stme system is perfectly practicable here. The mcK chant, by applying at the office of the scriber, may hereafter save himself the • trouble of sampling his cotton and hulking up a purchaser ; —the planter need be no longer involved in doubt and diflioiiliy to ascertain the true state of the market, ; nor sub ject himself to the caprice of the wary speculator—and the purchjscr will at nil times know where to resor; for cot ton at the market price. Office Regulations relative to Cotton. Ist- In order to give time far sampling, citizens offering cotton are requested to leave the ware-house receipts by eight o’clock, a. m,—lf left later than nine, sales cannot be realized till the succeding day. If more convenient, the receipts may be enclosed in a letter of instructions, and dropped in the letter box the night pre vious. 2d. Cotton will be sampled and receiv ed from wagons till ten o’clock, a. m.— if ottered after that hour, sales cannot be realized till next day. 3d. Warehouse expenses will invariably be deducted from the account sales. 4th. Sales-will commence at ten o’clock and-close at twelve, a. m. sth. Persons choosing to limit nnd lim iting higher than the market, will have their receipts returned them on paving 6i cents fora bag entry andsampling. 6th. Commissions on sales, 25 cents a bale Orders from the country, ■ n closing the warehouse receipts, will be promptly executed. Stock Exchange and Brokerage, In their Various Hi unehes, Will be attended to at all times during of fice hours, which will be from eight o’- clock a. m. fill two o’clock r. M.and from three o’clock till five v. m. „ John Kinney, jun'r. *5 sometimes ivertti more than at 6fh«rs Persons having it to loan, may, in the strictest confidence, avail themselves of the advantages of the mar ket, by applying at the above office. November 8. ts AUCTION, This Hay, By I. Thompson. At half past nine o’clock, will be sold without reserve, a very handsome \ssortment of DRY GOODS, —Among which are— SIIEPPEUDs Superfine Black and P.lue Cloths, Common Ditto, Superfine Cassimeres, Blankets, Plains, Caliicocs, Ginghams, Uombazeds, Cainhricks if Bombazeens, Figured and Plain Muslins, Flannels, Sattinetts if Cotton shirtings, Flag and Madrass handkerchiefs. Cotton and Linen Checks, Dimities figured and plain, Cravats, cotton and worsted hose, Printed and plain shawls, Beaver Gloves, 5 Cases superfine Straw bonnets, 2 Cases furniture lace, very handsome, ife, iic. —ALSO Sundry Articles of GROCERIES, Hardware, AKSO— Precisely it 12 o’clock. One Negro Wo man, 2 children, sold on account an d risk of-Isaac Laroche, for non-com pliance of sale on Tuesday last.—Terms for the Negroes 99 days credit for ap proved prper. Terms for the dry goods and groceries, cashbefarc delivery. Nov 8 Notice. THE subsrribefrhas removed his No tary Public and Magistrate’s Office to a room in the building lately occupied by Messrs. Stewart 8c Hargraves, on Broad Street, opposite the Post-Office. John Kinney, jun. November 8 It Administratrix Salt*. w ILL be soldjon Tuesday the 4th of January, 1822, at the late residence ofDr. Thomas Leavette, deceased, of 7/nrke . county, all the perishable property of said deceased, consisting of Negroes, Stock of all kind. Household and Kitchen Furniture t Corn, Fodder, Plantation utensils, &c.— Terms of sale—Cash, —ALSO,— L Will be rented at (he same time, the Plantation, whereon the said deceased re ‘ ;ided Eliza A* Leavette, adn^x. : November 8 w6w. / We are authorized to anndunce Major Samuel Caik, as a Csndi ■ date for the Offices of Clerkof the Supe rior, and Inferior Courts of Richmond ebunty, at the approaching eledliort* November B—ls *- > • a?' QUAKER SPRINGS. subscriber has taken that well ' ■« known stand Quarks Rrmvos. LATELY occupied by Major Durkee, i situated seven miles above August* on jhe Washington road and hopes fron t bis attention to business to give genera’ ■ satisfaction: : * John Turpin. . November 8- —ts • S®® I arrelsJPrime New F/ow,jbst| .receives and for sate l»v William H. Egan. [ Uj'jH'yrml, South side of llroad-sivoft; ► Novembcf B—■—~tf. '■» • *■;; , y Nottefc. 1 *ll Ell Co-partnership heretofore exist ing muler the grm of X. C. TaylnVffi Co. was by mutual consent, dissolved) on the 18th day of August last. , I F. C. Talor, v Dexter Chapin. N. B Business hereafter will becontin- , uC d by • 1 J. C Taj lor. ; November 8-*—— ts. Flour. 100 Baurels superfine Family | flour for sale—low for cash only, By I. Thompson, i November 8 4t To Lent, A . i iX LARGE and comforable Dwelling , House, to which are attached three and an , half acres of Land. This house is in the , lower part of the city, on Ellis-st reel, and | is every Way desirable as a residence for a ( private family- Immediate possession will , be given.—Apply to \Villiam IV. Holt, , Esq. ot to Nicholas Ware* Ji.recvtor of IVm, Bacon, November 8 ts. Land for Sale. \vr ILL be sold a tract of LAND, con. r » tabling {upwards of 400 acrs,|on Sa vannah River, 22 miles above Augusta, in Columbia county, on the road leading - from the Court House to Edgefield Court 1 House. If any yerson wishing to pnr- * chase can view (he premises, and know 1 * the terms by applying to either of the sub- 1 scribcrs, on the premises. 1 VV. & R. H. Meriwether. November 8 lawSwpd , Boat Hands Wanted. The subscriber will give Sixty Two I - anil a half Cents per day for Prime Boat Hands, John T Lamar. November 1 2t ( "i . ( Brought to Jail, ! IN Augusta, on the 25t.1i April last, a Negro Man named Peter, A , aged about 60, with a scar on the right side of his upper lip, and belonging to John H Morel, Esq’iv Savannah—The ow ner is requested to come forward, prove property, v ay charges, and take him away. Thomas Stewart, Jailer. Novchiber 5—3 l I NEW FLOtVO. i M® RILS. landing from Steam j Boat Company’s Boats, and for sale by , McGran Sf Gordon. November 5 2t j . i i Sheriffs Sale. ] W< ILL be sold at Lincolnton on the ( first Tuesday in December next, between ' tire usual It. airs of sale. One nesj-o Bian by the name , of Dave, taken as the properly of Carter Wilkeson, try satisfy two exectitions against said Wilkeson, one in favor of Thomas M. Uonderant vs. said Wilkeson one in favor of Ansel B Neigli vs. said Wilkeson— pointed out by plaintiff's attorney, ALSO - One negro named Jacob, taken 11 as the property of Wm. Covington—ex. - rations, nnc in favor of Stoval & Liman, for James Lamkinvs. said Covington 4 one , in favor of Morgan Sc Smith, for Wm Ans tin vs. said Covington—property pointed out by the plaintiff—Terms cash. N. Bussey, d.s.l.c, November 5 wds Guardian Sale. 1 W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in February next, in Lincolnjcounty, a small tract of land containing thirteen acres, be the same irfore or less, the properly of William Walton, miriof, adjoining of ■ Hughes Ik Walton—sold Ay order of court, for the benefit of said rfinop. Nowell Waiton, sen’r. • November s■-■ ■■ pt \ Ad miu is tutor’s Sale. W :V y, ,/ ILL be' soil on Friday the four- i teenth day of December next, at the late resilience of Wiliam Jones, deceased, of Burke cdunft, iui the perishable property 5 of said dKsefchd, consisting of Coro and Fodder, Mores, Mules, Stock of Hogs •and Cattle; —ilsb tlte household and kilch . cnfarniture.jUd the forming utensils, and I a number of 4her articles too tedious ro ' enumerate. 1 Terms of sale made known 1 ) on tlie day. Augustus 11. Anderson, i Isaac Valker, n A•' “ > Adniinißtrator*. November s— ts ® •> f , • v ' For , 1 HAT, welt known .ml -nlu.lil- plan tation whereon William Jones, deceased, lived, .in the county of Burke, containing Fifteen Hundred acres of oak and hickory land, and about two hundred acres clear ed, well adapted to the culture of corn and cotton. On the above premises there is a good two story house, and all other necessary out buildings, and an excellent Saw and Grist Mill on a never failing stream—three hundred acres more of pine land adjoining tpe above, lying in tits' county of Richmond, and about seventv acres cleared. We deem a further des cription unnecessary, but invite all those persons who visit to purchase a valuable place, to come and view the premises and judge fop themselves. For further parti culars apply to Augustus H. Anderson, Isaac Walker, A dminUt rat.oi s of the estate; of Wm. .Tones. Nov 1 V* N- s—ts •e r <\ ** y Jno. ¥. Gonrke,, jVIuMC-MAS'I’F.R of Raleigh, intends to move to the city of Augusta early the ensuing winter, and will offer his profes sional services at the , ustomary rates. November 5.- if 62, Cents per day will be paid for Fifteen ot; Twenty prum , boat hands. AY. 1). Wray. Enquire of N. K. Butler, & Co. Bridge S\, , November 5 -2t Notice. NINE months after date application will be made to the honorable the Inferior court of Columbia county, while sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell thirteen hundred and ninety nine acres of pine laud in Richmond county on both sides of Butler's creek, on .which there is a saw and grist-mill, it being part of the real estate of John Foster, late of said county, dgoosed. Elizabeth Foster. I AiMhur Foster, C f Collier Foster, S ? May 7, 182 in9in Notice. NINE months after date application will be made to the honorable the u slices of the Inferior court, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell one hundred and Ally acres of land in Burke county, adjoining Tindall, S. Jen kins and others. ALSO, Two hundred and fifty acres in Walton county, No, 105, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Solomon Daniel, deceased. Martha Daniel, cx’x. Burke county, July 6,1821.- —m9m Notice. SIX months after date, application wil be made to the honorable court of or dinary of Burke county, fbr letters of dis mission from the administration of James Host, late of Burke county, deceased, as lie lias fully settled the administration of said estate John Stockpile Marsh 8- mGm ■ ■■ - - - \ a« PLANT 0 IT C 0 FOR SALE. UHR Subscriber offers for sale, his Plantation, situated twelve miles a hove Augusta, between Fury’s ferry, and the Washington road. The buildings are all in excellent repair, and the farm for soil, fences, and all that pertains to its cultivation, equal to any in the neighbor hood 'File quantity of land, is about three hundred and forty three acres, The above plantation will be offered at private sale until the 2nd of November next, and if not disposed of then, will be sold at pnldic sale to the highest bidder. Terms of sale, may be known by applying to John Campbell of Augusta, William Blackwell, or Josegh Grafton of Columbia County, who will shew the Premises. Bonnet Grafton. Columbia County 16th August 1821. August 16 w'2Nov, Bonnet Crafton’s 8 E —Tost \imiet\. tt'7’ The San; of Rennet CrafWs Plan tation, advertisce to be held on the 2d of November, is postponed until thn 7th iust. At the same time, his stock off.’at tie, Hogs, Sheep, Wc. will be offered to the highest bidder. Columbia county, Nov. 1 _ - - - ■ _. . _ .._J ■ FOB SALE, A HOUSE & lot fronting on Broad Street and Ellis Street—the lot contains half an acre, between Mr John 11 Man and Mrs. Fox’s. The house with very little repairs may be made a comfort able dwelling for a small family. For -erms apply to G. B. Marshall. 4n<rnst P -if \ET -WAV 1 JAMES BALL, Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has taken Ins fir mer stand hack of the Bridge Bank, and hopes from his due attention to business, that lie wiR be patronized by a liberal public. He also informs the public that his bouse shall be kept in such style as will make it comfortable to those who will give him a call—and tlwt it shall not be resor ted to by characters who will not respect the House. September 27—ts Job Printing . Neatly executed <rt this Office* i JC 4f.V * -*v V- 'IWC A ~ OtOBE TiVmW ' AND SAVANNAH AND.,M EBTERI? STAGE OFFICE ■ W. SHANNON, * ,•'Respectfully’ acquaint*iiigfrieni , and the public that his house has undef f gone a thorough repair, and tnat it wits j, afford lo Hoarders, and Travellers, a re. I ception as comfortable as any other Eat ah , bailment of the kind in the Sothern Slates. 1 Fhe Globe is Situated on Broad Street . in the very center of the City ard offer# ' peculiar advantages to the Planter, and to Men of business generally. . His stables are furnished with the best e "1 provender, and with faithful and at ten -1 l j ve hostlers. He only su'icits from the pub . ho that proportion Os patronage which hil attention to business and to the comfort at his customers may entitle Inin to A Literaly, Commercial and Politics RKAI)IN(1 ROOM, Will be shortly opened for die accoqi modatlon of Ins customers. October, 15.- if I ' IV, " ■■■ —■ Q3* The undersigned of. ' fers for sale his UE.il J'HOPr.UTV, upon AVashingtrin-atreet, extendm,. i i>in Mr. Joseph Danforlh’s Lot to tlic corner 'upon Key nold-street. Robert Rayrtiond Reid. SepK mber 3 ■ts . „ To VVvc VwbYic. SN tlie Chronicle m the 29th n'timo, . am charged by V II (James, with hav ; .mg advertitedifob sale a purl ornta land* Just ice io iru sell, and those whose agent I am, requires that 1 shield «i> clur Mr. Caines’ Htatemeni) using a milder 'erm ban it deserves, to lie ru m inn.,s—The foundat ions upon which P II Carnes pve .ends to predicate* his claim, arc these— hr first following of which he has more .than once affirmed .in my presence—that ‘i 1 In a recent suuey d Ills tract of lane, he 1 says he finds a small deficiency, without ' tefiecting upon the natural cause which might have produced this diminution jin quantity, (namely, the nearer approach of the bed of the river to the Georgia shore, } and secondly, the rumor which has for sum# time pi t vailed, that the prt sent pro prietors of Lot No 12. from their appa evt neglect of it, were supplied not ■* he in possession of good ai d sufficient tith s— and thereby, from (he t ircumMai ce <d l.e Ini being situated contiguous to his tract, connected v ith the two foregoing reasons, constitute Ins whole claim ton? Common report affirms P II * anas >o be already in possession of a /printer number of acre# than Ins plat cuds for, without touching the Lot No 12 .ludgmen* was obtained in the Federal Court in 1816, against Muj George Wul • ton, and possession of said Lo' No 12, giv en to tin- proprietors by the Federal Mar shal in April last—This I tit is ofcon.se, still, as heretofore, offered for sale—Gi n eral wairanty titles will be gtwn to 'lie purchaser; and if contested by P II Caines, who has not the shadow of u title, he wilt be firmly opposed by those vlu kouW ! how lo i'»thnate as w ell us defend ' heir rights Nathaniel lloufdeaux Julian. r l'he Editor of the Chronicle is requested • to give the above advertisement three in sertions, ahd’lhe Editd.s of ihe. tirmrghs Advertiser and Herald arc reqneApd to do the same, and send their bills for put n.cnt to . ■ • N IIJ - Augusta, flovcmher 1,1821 • —■ 3l jj a i; • &m> 9 Prufesior of Mumc Jrom J\Tew-Tork anJ .Notion. 1 Tiff'S PKCTFULLV acquaints the Pub lic, that the encouragement he lots re ceived, has determined him 11 commence , ’.he instruction of Pupils, on the Piano Forte and in Hing ing with the proper method of accompa nying th. Vice, according to the most ap proved modern style on Monday the 4'lt of November, he will also five lessors on the VIOLIN, VIOLINCEI LO, hr. he. with the Scir nee of Composition. As 'he number of his Pupils will necessarily he limited, an early application unis' l.cnwiA • for the IVm remaining Vacancies. Any commands left ate BOOK STORE of Me. S. Stuboks, will receive everv at tention. November I—it Dancing AcaA» n\^. .Mil. COI.MFSNir, respectfully inform* the Ladies and GeH'lemen of'A'gi.sia, that he will open his DAN' <NG . DIIOOL on the first Saturday in .Vov mber, imd it will continue open throughout the S. a snn, for Subscribers.. Mr C. bi it.g w ell known in this place, flatters liimijtfdf that ' Parents and Guatdians will favor him with tfie Tuition of their Children. A Less us will be given on every Satnr. day rnornidg, Loin 9 until 12 o’ejork, and in the evening from 3 o'clock .noth sun . set Pripe of Tuition Ten Dollars per quarter payable in advance. , n k Twoar.d half months tuition wilrbethe 1 foil quarter, including three Exhibition Halls, io which parents and guardians of his Scholars are invited. N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen who may wish lo take private Lessons in Uancaog, Mr. C. will be happy to wait upon tl»<ni at their houses or at the Dancing Acade my, on Green-street Augusta, October 22——,6t Notice. SINE Months after date hereof apnl*. cation will be made to the honorable 1 the court of Ordinary for Colombia conn ■ y, for leave to sell twenty thousand acr e# 1 of tana in the county of Montgomery, the . smie being part of the real esta'c of /.a --1 doc Magi qder, deceas'd—to be sold for • th .• bt nefit of the heirs and creditors of 1 sai l deceased, *"* * George IMtagrmler, admV. Trcscy .ViagiTider, adni’x. July 2, 1821 n.9m ■ * *** v ' t ‘ aro a ithorizcd ti> announce .FAMES S. SHAFFEH, r.sq. si caod date for the office d sheriff of Iticirw ml county, at the chsaing eleciiou April s——.tf I