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safe, and that the co , : „ oUS , we are indebted more to Dtvme Fro Alence, than to our own merits. / I bat * ° Y>'S and contentions of pa^ty have scarcely 3 ,? 1 {(J dlstract 0,c public mind, to cmmrtD. ~ oc j a j intercourse and impair the energies o»- ociely> we owe to trie weakness and perver^,,,^, 0 f human nature. The boisterous passions, ike off- 1 spring of political dissentions, and in the conflicts in which reason is suspended, are not to be allayed on the instant, but by Him who can stay the tempest and bid the waves bo still—No matter what the tntry is still prosper- of the British Government as to Napole- r ' r - : — ®’" > - on’s health, habits, and hopes of escape. The General has involved himself io an awkward predicament. The King has approved the appoint ment of Mr. Albert Davey, to execute, previously, the functions of Consul for the U. States, at Kingston-upon-Hull, until the arrival of the person who shall be ap pointed to that situation by the President of the United States. AUGUSTA. perils—no matter what the calamities • r . which beset the country, experience has j THURS DAY \’nVFMPFR 8 1897 ^ proven that in all countries these dlsas- ! 1 n L ^ UAY EMBER 8, 1827. tn trous passions seek only a selfish gratifiea- j — fion, regardless of the public interest.— } The Legislature of Georgia met on In our own, they have had their ferocious i Monday last. Mr. Stocks was elected march, and their guilty triumphs. For- 1 President of the Senate, without opposi- nridable at the beginning, and fostered by j t j on events, they harrassed the progress of Mr. Hudson was opposed for the this administration under its greatest tri-| S P eaker ’ s Chair, by Mr. Hull, but was als, qud embarrassed its councils at every successful. On Tuesday, Gov. Troup -tep. It is well that little could bo claim-i sent his Message, which we present to our readers. To-day is the regular day ed from abilities so moderate under cir cumstances so adverse. We may be con sent and thankfnl, that if nothing has been .yon, every tiling lias not been lost—that t.ie exasperations of the struggle are sub siding, and that in the prospect before us there is nothing to discourage or dismay— \ ou have therefore, fellow-citizens, every motive as men, and every obligation as Christians, 10 banish discord and to culti vate peace—to discard the passions which become children more than men—to se parate yourselves from names, tlie best of which are comparatively worthless, and attach yourselves to irriociples, which are ■’mich.tYigoublo, and whicli cannot fail you in your utmost need. In fine, to think ind art as brethren of the same family, illied by a common interest and a common destiny, of which the universal Parent will he tlie Guardian and »Protector. It iS the best as it is the Iasi advice I can give, and, returning to priuate life, I in voke the blessing of God upon our coun try and bid you farewell. G. M. TROUP. Latest from L iverpool. From the Charleston Courier, Not. 6. By the British ship Atlantic, arrived yesterday, we have Liverpool papers to 1 lie 24th Sept, the day of her sailing; and London papers of the 23d. A trilling decline in the Cotton Market id taken place since our previous ad- An address has been voted in Liver pool, calling on Mr. Htlskisson, again to become the representative of that large ami populous town. The warlike accounts from Consfanti- r, o.«le were of such a nature, as to affect tbo pi ice of the funds considerably. *-t i'reiicli funds had also fluctuated. Official despatches from Constantino ple, dated the 1st Sept, communicating • he issue of the, attempts to carry the Greek treaty into effect, on tin- par! of ihe three powers which subscribed it, have reached Paris and London. f By letters from Paris, at London, if appears the Porte had furnished a verbal message of the 30t!i August, to the Fm- inssadors of England, France and Russia, in the most decided terms of refusal to admit the interference of the three great European powers in ’he affairs of the Greek contest, referring to the declaia- tion lately made bv the Turkish Govern ment on the subject, as their deliberate and firm determination. On the following dnv, (31st) the em bassadors bad a conference, and in the afternoon the dragomans were sent again. They delivered another note, the con tents of which had not transpired, but it was understood that it was yet more forci ble than the previous one, and that it dis tinctly announced to 'he Turkish minis ter, that the objects of the proposed trea ty must be obtained, whether with the concurrence of the Porto or without it, and that the measures determined on for that end would be carried into execution. The Reis Effendi is said to have replied very pointedly, and repeated more finnjy Than before, 1 lie determii^tion of the Porte to abide by its first decision. The dragomans were even desired to take back their note, but they declined doing this, »fc left it in tiie apartment of the Reis Effendi. This second note, according to the best information, did not contain any stipulation for a further period for consi deration of the subject, such being consi dered no longer of any use. The embas sadors finding no further notice taken of their application,^net on the morning of The 4th, and jointly Qame to the resolu tion of demanding their passports on the followingdav, and quitting Constantino ple. The affairs of G reece seemed to have ■'hanged somewhat for the better. We have no late news of Lord Cochrane, nor is it known whether he steered for the East with his prizes, hr whether he remains m the waters of Patras. The accounts of the Spanish rebellion .represent it as of more consequence than previously admitted, particularly in Cata- :oiiia, Arragon, and Valencia. The min- ^■•ster of \\ ar of Spftin, acknowledges that towns are taken, con'ributions levied, Large districts of country occupied by the rebels almost without molestation ;• The London Gazette of Sept 11. con tains an order in Council, placing the ves sels of the United Provence of Rio do la Plata, the state of Colombia and the Uni- ’ed States of Mexico, upon the same foot ing in British ports as British vessels, those states having extended die same privilege •Tl Knlirn vnccnlc for the inauguration of the new Governor. Counterfeit Notes purporting to be of the Bank of Augusta, have lately made their appearance in circulation. They are of the denomination of$iD;the old’ plate, with a vignette of a wagon and team. The engraving is coarse &the fillings up bad ; the names of the Cashier and Pre sident are both engraved— “***•©#♦«** Fatal Accident.—About 9 miles from Augusta, on the Martintown road, Mr. William Pelot’s horse ran ofT with his sul- key and threw him out. He received such injury on the head, that although he was trepanned, and received able medical assistance, be died on the 7tli in about 24 hours after the accident. Mr. Pelot i? from the lower part of South Carolina—Coosa batchie, or Beaufort. DIED, On the evening of the 5th inst. Mr. BASIL LAMAR, si-*. lamented by a numerous circle of friends aud acquaintances. On the 28th uit. at Washington, Geo. Mr. E. B. Casdee, a native of Massachusetts. At the same place and time, Miss Avis Minton. LINCOLN SUPERIOR COURT, OCTOBER • TERM, 1827. PRESENT HIS HONOR YVlLLIAW H. CraWFORD- The death of the Honorable J hn M. Dooly, the Judge lately presiding in the courts of the Northern circuit of this Hate, having been bro’t to the court by statement of the bar, and it be ing represented as due to the deceased that the records of this court should contain evidence of the respect paid to his memory. On motion, ordered that a comnfttce of three members of the bar be appointed with authority to confer with the Grand Jury, and report on to morrow morning, at the openingofthesaidcourt, such proceedings and reso utions as they may deem suitable to the occasion. H hereupon the court appointed as a commit tee, Messrs Campbel . Heard, and Sayre. Mr. Foreman and Gentlemen of the Grand Jury. The foregoing proceedings having been had this morning n court, the committee will do them selves the pleasure of associating with your body at any time in the course of the day, for the purpose of acting in concert upon the subject of the motion. Very respectfully, your ob’t. sev’ts. D. G. CAMPBELL. JOHXA. HEARD. N. C. SAFRE. The members of the tjrand Jury cordially em- *" n,r l, (: opportunity now onreiea mem of ming ling their regret for the loss, testifying their re spect, with the gentlemen of the Bril* for the me mory of their distinguished countryman, John M Dooly, and have appointed as a committee from their body, Messrs. Thomas W. Murray, Rem Remson, and William Curry to co operate in any suitable measures expres ive of their feelings.— Col Campbell, from the joint committee, respect fully reports the following preamble and resolu- MRS. M. C. HfllT,, No. 150 Broad -ot. R ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies of Au gusta, that she has just received from New iorh, er Pattern HATS k CAPS, of the winter asnions. Likewise, rich figured and plain Silks tar Dresses and Bonnets; Plaid Ribbons; rich Vehetflowers; Milliner s Needles, etc. 1 . ^"HORNS Cleaned and Trimmed in the atest fashion. (ET All orders from the Country promptly attended to. Nov. 8 53 3t The loss by fire nt Mobile is unexam pled in a city of the same extent. There woj-e 169 front buildings burnt, exclusive of Ware-houses and other back tenements. It commenced in the Mobile Hotel at sunrise, and its progress was unchecked in any stage, from the deficiency of water in the wells, and the extreme dryness of the buildings, no rain having fallen in nearly two months Loss estimated at near a m llion. Considerable portion insured in offices to the North. It is said the Etna The | Company of Hartford had a large amount. It has been fortunate that but a small pro- por«ion of the Fall supplies had arrived. Great activity already exists in re-build ing. About 20 buildings (temporary) are nearly finished. The Printing Office of the Mobile C. Register was consumed wit h a part of its materials and all the pa per belonging to tho office. Sufficient number of carpenters cannot be had at the enormous sum of $5 per dav. Mr. Crawford is nominated in the Hallowed (Maine) Gazette, as “ a most suitable candidate” for the Vice-Presi dency. The friends of the administration have lately had a meeting i„ Richmond, Va. The Hall of Delegates was crowd*..! in every nook and corner. The crowd was so gie.it that the business of the evening was conducted with great difficulty. The \V h'g, says, “ Richmond, front her foun dation, has seen no meeting so powerful in numbers—so venerable from the age re spectability and talent of those assembled. The convention in January, will be the ablest body convened in Virginia since ’9S.” Mr. Madison has addressed the Lvnch- I urg Virginian a second time, and says he designed to give it as his opinion, that Congress have a right to impose a ta riff of duties, having for its object the pro~ tection and encouragement of domestic manufactures.” tions: 1 bat they have f'-und the duty assigned to them, one of melancholy import, yet grateful per formance. This being the first time we have convened as a court in Lincoln County, since the death of Judge Dooly, we consider it a most op portune occasion of offering a testimonial of our regard for the man, and our veneration for the jnrist. Some of us have witnessed his profession al career from its very commencement. Such was the vigor of his intellect, and the fund of his genius, that he solved with the clearness of intui tion the most complicated questions, and unrav elled, without an effort, the gordian knots of the most abstruse doctrines of the law. Indeed, na ture seemed to have fitted him with peculiar apt itude for the Judical investigation, and his term oi service at the liar, was strongly marked bv its success and fidelity. In 1816 he was promoted to the beuch, the most responsible, important, and august station known to out system. It controls the fortunes, lives, and reputation of our citizens, and its decisions are final and irrevocable. In this department we have been eye and ear witnesses of his conduct. For more than ten years of this period, we are at a loss which trait ‘of his official character most to admire, his punctuality in the discharge of his duty, his unyielding integrity, his strict impartiality, or the profoundness and ac umen of his legal learning. They are alike con spicuous, and each Seemed struggling for the as cendency. In times of high political excitement, amidst the fearful array of hostile and contending par ties, Judge Dooly was exempt from reproach, re- schtment, or opposition ; this fixes the standard of his purity and greatness, and constitutes his highest panegyric. The death of s.ich a man may well be considered a public calamity, when it is recollected that he was rapidly" effect ing that great desideratum in Georgia, uniformity ami certainty in the practice aud decisionsjof our courts : Deploring his death, and revering his memory as we do, Beit resolved, that the Court, members of the Bar, and Grand Jury, do wea the usual bad^e of mourning for the space of thirty days for his loss. That we deeply sympathise with his family in their bereavement. That a copy of the foregoing preamble and re solutions be respectfully tendered to his surviving companion - And, that our proceedings be entered on the minutes of this court, and inserted in the public Gazettes of this state. FASHIONABLE Hat Warehouse WHOLESALE RETAIL. T HOMAS EYAN5 would inform his friends and the public generally, that he has re moved from his former stand, to the Sfore No. j.79 Broad-street, formerly occupied by Mr. <7. Hannah, where he keeps constantly on hand, a very large assortment of Gentlemen’s Superfine Beaver Hats ; also, Beaveretle, Imitation Beaver, Castor and-Roram Hats; Youth’s and Children’s Hats ; besides a very large assortment of Wool Hats, white aud black ; also, a general assort- j ment of Fur and Cloth Caps—Leghorn & Straw ! Hats and Bonnets, all of which he offers for sale ! Wholesale and Retail, on the most reasonable ’ terms. Merchants from the Conntry are invited to call and examine for themselves. Single Hats made at the shortest notice and agreeably to order. I he highest prices given for all kinds of t ot ter’s Fur. Kept constantly on hand, a general assortment of Hut Trimmings. N. B. Looking Glasses for sale at the above stand. Nov. S BOOK AUCTION. BV LATHAM HULL. on Saturday evening, at 7o’clock, atkis Store, No. 210 Bi oad-stieet, A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. Catalogues will be ready for delivery to-morrow. ’■L? N. B. Persons w ishing Books disposed of at this sale, can do so by seudingthem in early ! oil Saturday. Nov. 8 ^ 1, r Wells ^ Kibbe W OULD invite their friends and the pub) ,0 ca ^ an *f tumine the NEW GOODS, which they have received this da and they ate ready to make any article of »ei teel dregs. ^ P. S. 1 ive first rate Journeymen Tailors wi find steady employ ment and "punctual pay, b applying as above. W. &lK. Oct. 25 49 if JUST RECEIVED, ON CONSIGNMENT, 70 • pieces Hemp and To v Bagging, pipes Holland Gin, For sale low, by LATHAM HULL, No. 210 Broad-stree>. October 11 45 tf 3,000 Bushels Salt, for sale bv A. R. GORDON, Macintosh-street. Novembers 53 6t 53 tf K. A. PALMER, OFFERS FOR SALE, ^\t «No. 302 15road-Street LAW NOTICE. T HE subscriber begs leave to inform his Iriends and Clients, generally, that not withstanding his removal to Augusta, he will ■dill continue to practice in the Courts of Edg field and Barnwell Di tricts. and with that view- lias established an office in the town of Hamhure THOS. GLASCOCK. ° c «. 22 4-S tf Tons Swedes Iron, assorted 100 bbls. Northern Gin, 100 do N. E. Rum, 75 do V h;skey, 40 do prime Sutrar, 10 quarter casks Sweet Malaga Wine. 35 bags Coffee, 12 bbls. prime do. do. 15 quart-r chests Hyson Tea, 2 pipes Seignette Brandy, 2 quarter casks old Tort Wine, 25 boxes Raisins, 12 bales brown Shirtings, 5 do Sheetings, 2 cases Plaid#, 2 boxes Cotton Thread, 1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar, 10 boxes Sperm Candles, 6 bbls Sperm Oil, 15 boxes Oranges, Nov. 8 Hamilton Riflemen! A PPEAR on parade, in front ofthe Citv Hall, on t RID AY, the 9th November, at half past 2 o’clock. P. M. armed and equipped ac cording to the by-laws of the Corps, to contend for the Prize. Ly order of Captain Cumming. F. M. ROBERTSON, O. S. Nov. 8 It DENTIST, ^RESPECTFULLY offew his Si (ti e am] Dwelling’ ;o Ler, And possession given immediately. The Brick Store, No. 273 Broad-st., three doors above Jackson-street, at present occupied by B. YV. Force.— Also, the Dwelling o -, er the brick store, 277. For terms enquire of B. W. FORCE, No. 273 JW 8 . 53 tf e are authorised to announce RICHARD HENRY A\ (LDE, Esq. a candidate for Representative to Congress, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the Honorable? •ohx Forsyth. Oct. 25 49 td Cotton Bagging and Nads. 400 Pieces Prime Hemp Baggihg,42 inch, 100 Casks Cut Nails, assoited, FOR SALE BY YVM. ROBINSON.' October 18 7 2m c . —- Professional Services to the Citizens of Augusta. He has taken a Room at Mrs. Levericli’s, next door to Mr. Jacob Danfortb’s, on Washington-strcet •November8 53 tf Nfw-Yokk, Feb. 11th, 1824. The subscribers hereby certify that they have long known Dr. Ames, and respected him as a gentleman aiid well informed Physician Dr Ames .s a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New-1 ork, and has devoted himself particularly to the study and practice of Dentistry, of which he is a well info.med and skilful practitioner. JOHN YVATTS, Jr. M. D President of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. ALEX’R II. STEVENS, M. D vSra-a Professor of the Theory Si Practice of Physic. Beers’ Fortunate Lottery Office, No. 241 Broad-strcct. DRAWN NUMBERS, In the GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, ( lass 1st, drawn in W’ashh.gton City, on 31st October:— 52, 29, 33, 51, 1, 42, 50, 4. Holders of piizes will call for the Cash, or re new in the Splendid NEW-YORK LOTTERY — Drawing expected on the 16ih inst. $50,000 High si Prize. Nov. 8 i, DOMESTIC & FOl EIGN GOODS. 100 bales Cotton Sbeetings and . birtiugs, 20 bales Stripes and Plaids. 10 do prime Negro Cloth, 6 cases Satinetts, blue au I blue mixtures, 2 b: les Tickings, 4 cases blue Cloths ; a few pieces extra-fine, 12 bales London Duffil, Point, and Rose Blan'i kets. 8 do red and white Flannels, 10 cases Prints, new and handsome style, 2 do Linens; 1 case Ginghams, new style, 1 do Verona Hamlkeichiets, 1 do Brown Linens, 1 bale Cassimeie Shawls. 2 cases Sea Tsland Shirtings, 4 hales Bookings, 1 case Tartan Plaids, Bomhazetts, Choppas, Black Silk Handker chiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, Sewing Silk, Thread*, tkc. tkc. kc. for sale bv * YVM. ROBINSON. October 18 47 2m NOTICE. A LL persons having demands against Thomas Gardner,- (wheelright.) late of Augusta deceased, are requested to render them to the subscriber, within the time limited bv law; and tho e indebted to said estate, will please settle the same at an early period, as a final adjustment of the estate is very d.esirable. YVM. JYCKSON, Attorney for the Executrix. Nov. 8 51 3t COMMERCIAL. !<> British vessels. Sir YValter Scott has published an an swer te Gen. Gonrgaud’s letter taxing him Sir YV. with falsely quoting Gourgaud’s authority for some statement in he Life of Napoleon. Sir YValter gives official Papers from the colonial department in £ 'gland to prove, that Gen. Gourgaud ^hile confided in at Longwood by Bona parte, was also the confidential informer [BY THE ATLANTIC AT CHARLESTON.] LIY ERPOOL. SEP1. 22.—YYc experienced a gooii inquiry for common American Cotton in the early part of the w eek, at my last currency, and most parcels offering were eagerly taken on speculation and by the trade, from 5Jd a 6d. ; w ilhin the last day *r two the market has been quieter, so that the week closes without variation - in prices. Other des^ riptions are heavy at m\» quotations, excepting a good class of Orleans’, ; which are scarce and rather dear. By auction yesterday, 1290 Sea Islands were offered, of of which only 550 were sold, from 9|d. a ll£d.; 'j ordinary to fair, 12d. a 13d. good fair to good at 13Ad. a 15$d. for fine marks. The atten- dance was very poor, prices are fully jd. per lb. lower. LIY'ERPOOL. SEPT. 22. Cotton.—The import is 5,509 bags, and the sales do not cxcead 11,120 bags, at a small re duction in price on only Sea Islands. LONDON, .SEPT. 21.—The Co.tton market continues without alteration. The purchases | for the week ending last night inclusive, consist j of 120 Boweds at 6^d to 3-Sd ; 419 Bengal 4d to 4 3-9d ; 910 Surat 4d to 5 l-4d ; and 300 Egyp tian at 7 3-8d per lb. GLASGOYV. SEPT. 20 —Cotton per lb. Sea Island, fine 12 a 13; good 10 1-2 a 11 : Bowed Georgia 6 a 6 5-S ; N. Orieans 6 3-4 a 7 3-4. I cer tify the foregoing to be truly copied from the minutes of court. PETER LAMAR, C. L. S. C. At a meeting of mcm- _____ bets of the Grand Lodge ofGeor gia, resident in Augusta, holdcn at the Lodge Room, Nov. 7, 1827. R YV. Dep. Grand Master, B. D. Thompson, was called to the Chair, and YVm. T. Gould, ap pointed Secretary On motion of P. M. Luther Cumming, the fol lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted : Resolved. That this meeting deeply deplore the afflicting dispensation of Divine Providence, in removing by death our much respected Brother, the Bev. Abie! Carter, Past Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge. Resolved, That, as a token of respect for (he memory of our deceased Brother, the members ofthe Grand.Lodge, in this city, will wear the usual badge of mourning, for thirty da vs Resolved, That the Lodges of this city be re quested to unite in the foregoing resolutions. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meetin"- be published in the papers of this city, and o'? Savannah, B. D. THOMPSON, d. g. m. YVm. T. Gould, Sec’ry. Nov. 8 ’ jt NOTICE. In conformity to the Pooclamntion of his Excellency the Governor, an ELICT10N 1. • .v. ^•' Vill , be llolden at ,h « Court- House, 111 the City of Augusta, on Saturday, the 1 /th November inst., for a Member of Con-ress to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of John Forsyth, Esq. II. JVlcTyre V. Walker, S. Hale, j. S. Holt, D. Berry, Nov. 8 $50,000, Drawing to be recewed on the 16th instant Justices of the ’ Inferior Com t, Richmond c’ty. N. York Consolidated Lottery, Class 9th, f„r 1827. | $50,000 Highest Prize And only about half the usual number of Tickets. SCHEME. PRIZE OF Co-partnership Notice. W ILLIAM ROBINSON THOMAS TAY LOR. have formed a connexion in limi tless, under the firm of THOMAS TAYLOR &. Co., in viacon, Geo. where they are now- open ing a handsome assortment of Merchandise, which they offer for sale on liberal terms. October 18 >7 2in HATS 4- SHOES. FI * 53 td J. IV#Tyre to act as absence. Nov. 8 is authorized my Agent, during niv II. M’TYRE.' 53 3t FOR SALE, A first rate Northern made GIG, with a superior sett of HARNESS. Apply at this office. Nov. 8 53 6t Checks 011 the* North, At Sight, in sums to suit purchasers, AT 5-8-PER CT. PREMIUM, FOR SALE EY Beers, Booth & St. John. Nov. 3- 53 2t Checks on JYew-York, At 5-8 Premium, FOR SALE BY S. & M. ALLEN, 251 Broad-street, two doors east of Augusta Bank. ^ ov - 8 r 53 3t ALMANACK For South-Carotina 5f Georgia, FOR 1828, JUST RECEIVED BY THOMAS BASINGER, No. 299. Nov. 8 53 2t ces tq the Public 11ENRY MOUNGK R, j having located himself at , Monroe, YVaitou county, 1 tenders his Professional Servi- ! Business entrusted to his care ! in any of the following counties, will be faithfully attended to—v - Clark, Morgan, Jackson, Newton, GYvinnetf, Hall, JDe Kalb, Fayette, Walton, and Henn References can be made in Airafta,-to JOHN I . king; * YVm. SIMS. YYTLLIAMS k. Co. MUSGROVE, YVETMORE&Co HEARD k. COOK, and YVM. J. HOBBY, Esquires. Nov. 8 53 t f 1 1 1 1 1 1 t> 6 6 39 39 39 39 39 39 78 273 4446 §50,000 20,000 10,000 4,520 3.000 2,500 2.000 1,000 500 120 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 20 Til HE .subscriber would inform his friends and X the public generally, that he has just r* agi- ved, by late arrivals from New York, a laitre as sortment of HATS—viz : Gentlemen's Beaver, Black and Dra»«, Fine and Coarse Casters, /do do. Fine and Coarse Rorems do do. Men’s and Boys' fine and coarse Wool Hats Youths’Hats’ Black and Drab. Children’s Hats, Fur k Hair Seal &; Cloth Caps Morocco Caps, kc kc. •- Also, a large assortment of Gentlemen’s, Ladies’ and Children’s SLt« s , Gentlemen’s fine Boots, &c. i:c. All of which tie is disposed to sell on the mos.r reasonable terms for Ca-h or City Acceptances J. Barry. 49 tf Oct. 25 5051 Prizes. 9139 Blanks. Tickets §20, Halves §10,Quarters $5, Tenths §2 APPLY AT BEERS’ FovUinate Lottery Office, No. 241, Broad-Street. November 5 - -52 sugars, do. NOTICE. MARRIED, In Beach Island on 5th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Luther Roll, of this place, to Mi ss Su;a!» Tarrasc*. ^ ^ ew Gentlemen can he accommodated with Board and Lodging, upon reasonable terms. Mrs. E. B. MARTIN. Nov. 8 53 3t TO PRINTERS. K EPT constantly on hand, by the subscriber, at his Store, No. 279 Broad-street, a gen eral supply of PRINTING PAPER, of a]l sizes, which will be sold low for cash. THOMAS EV’ANS. Augusta, Nov. 8 $8tf A number of Gen tlemen can be accommodated , ^^ b With BOARD k LODGING, at j And at No. 151, they hare a gciural r A ~ • I our Dolans a YV eek, in a gen- | mr/w Horses louncl nIll- iAeel house,macerftral part «f the city. Enquire HALL & HARBIN, Hoving purchased the Slock of GROC ERIES of Mr. A. P. ROBERTSON, would again invite the attention of their friends and the public gen erally, at No. 161 Broad-street, where they h. lewt keeping a constant supply of ' ’ Choice Groceries: T.’JEY HAVE O.V BAUD. k^T. Croix and New-Orleani Loaf and Lump YY’iiite and Green Coffee, Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, N. E. Gin, C anal YVhigkey, superior quality Cicili and Teneriffe YYiue, ' London Porter, Imperial Gunpowder and Hyson Teas, Pepper and Spice, Table Sait, Spanish and Common Segars. Chewing Tobacco, of superior quality. Sperm and Tallow Candles, Swedes and Russia Iron, -Cotton Bagging and Sacking, Newark Cider, suitable for bottling, kc. kc. \o. 151, they have a general as sortment of Seasonable ning the Streets, from the j at ^ office - lst November to 1st May, ! *^ ov * 1 will be taken up by the City Officers, and left at the Stable of Mr. John Chirk, near the Lower Market. The owners can at all times have them bv paving the expense. SAMUEL C. DOUGLASS, 8l c. a. •Nov. 8 53 tf 51 3t » BAY SPRINGS. To Rent, the place on which Capt. Wm. Burton now lives, known by the name of Bay Springs. _ Possession will be given on the first January. For further particulars, enquire of Capt. Burton, on the premises, or to „ GABRIEL CLARKE. Nov. S i t TO RENT, And immediate possession given, the Dwelling and Store, first door a- bove the Bridge Bank, an excellent- stand for business. Enquire of Ben- noch & M’Keazie, or. DAVID SMITH. 51 tf ' Nov. 1 DRY GOODS, All of which is offered for sale on the most ac- commodatiug terms. June 7 , 0 tf C.tNAL FLOUR. CA.nII i'LOia f BOARDING. A few Gentlemen can be accommodated with Board, at the house recently occupied by Capt Berry, op posite the Upper Market, sottth side Broad-street October 2r Oct. 22 hall 6l Hardin. 48 if . Evening School. T HF. Subscriber will open an Evening School at his School Iioonf .u- 49 4t of November, , on Monday, the 5th For terms, app., to CHARLES GRENVILLE* 51 w4t Shoes and Cottou Cards. 150 PACKAGES SHOES, comprising a complete assortment; among which are three thousand pair as prime Brogans and Negro Shoes, as are in the market. 40 Boxes YV’hiitemore’s Cotton Cards, No. 8 & 10 eor sale BY YVM. ROBINSON. Oct. 18 47 2m