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Newspaper Page TextWashington c»unty. Senate —Tennille. Representatives , Rutherford. Reeves, Curry. Wilkinson county. Senate —Hall. Representatives —Neal, Hatcher. AUGUSTA* MONDAY, OCTOBER 11. “ it ig of infinite moment that you should pro perly estimate the immense value of your national union to your collective and individual happiness; that you should cherish a cordial, habitual, and iintnoreable attachment to it; accustoming your selves to thiuk and speak of it as the palladium of your political safety and prosperity; watch ing for its preservation with jealous anxiety; discountenancing whatever may suggest even a suspicion that it can in any event be abandoned; and indignantly frowning upon the first dawning of every attempt to alienate any portion of our country from the rest, or to enfeeble the sacred ties which now link together the various parts.” £ General Washington's Farewell Address .] A. Cumming, Esq. was, on Saturday evening Inst, unanimously elected Captain of the Hamil ton Riflemen. Judge Chives arrived in our city on Friday evening last, and is still here, at his lodgings, V. 3. Hotel. St. Augustine contaius 1108 whites, 474 slaves, 12d free colored. The Cotton Market is very dull-few buyers— average price 10} —for strictly prime 11J. A few loads sold this morning at 11 cents. The quality is not so good, since the dry weather ceased— price ranges from 9!• 111, according to quality. Scarcely any old offerad. Could not the friends of the present Adminis tration be contented with the honors it lias won in making the recent ai rangement with the Turk ish Government f No, it must be so worked as to injure Mr. Adams, who they say made an abortive attempt to form a similar Treaty. We ask who opened the Hellespont, Gcri. Jackson, oi half n million of Russian bayonets? Such disingenuous and dishonest partisans ought to have hall a tt.illiuu of bayonets run thro’ them. There was lately a strong appearance of ap proaching general commotion in Europe; hut the last arrivals, Wringing u* dates to the 27'h August, have nearly dispelled the clouds Irom the political horycon. The British Gnvernnie.it is believed to he decidedly opposed to interfer ing with the internal concerns of France, and is cicrting itself to bring about an (mined,ate recognition of itsuew Government by the great powers, as the only means of preserving Hut re pose of Europe There has been a special mis sion sent by the English Minister to RutsEi, which »u thought to be the only Government much tlis, o rd to be dirsatufied with French af fairs. Prussia bail espretsed its resolution not to Interfere so long as lh*t «1<» no' assume a de cidedly hostile charaet, i tu ftneigu powers The same policy, it will be found, is imposed on tlmj othar constitutional Governments by public opinion. They due not iti >vu against the spir it ol liberty, which is heaving beue.ith (ilteir own rotten political vilifies*. "1 ho whole i ontioent feels lhat clastic spring, so long repressed by military force, wliic.lt urgrs it with an irresistible impulse, towards the goal of freedom. l>'-spo tism may well Irriutde on its throne, —it* down <•ll approaches Already tin light ol Universal I.thi rty brightens the vaatern heavens It shall rapidly spread with thr light of the sun, ami their glories be commingled over the whole Earth. Mr. M Eaue has at length succeeded in ma king a treaty with the British Goverainit, re* peeling ihe West India Trade. The basis of it i* the act of the British Parliament of 1825. This treaty was lent to New York in the Napoleon, either by her t'aptain, or hy Mr M’Lane’s Sec retary, Mr. Walsh—lt seems unccitain which. l li* ( Haims of American Merchants for French latprnal spoliations upon our Commerce, an • bout to he settled by (It* n*w Government of Kroner Thi« is attributed in the great influent# of L* Fayette in fit* I'rrnch Council#. Tim K# King of Kroner h#d armed in Eng l*n«l, where hr *«« received by (hr Govvi umrut only o* o priroto intliriilu.il. Hr went from Spluhead in hit majesty's Strain (tool, Mrttor, (o l.el worth Castle, ttror Wrymoolh, tlt* irnt o( Mt Weld, where ha intontU rvtidtng lor tltr pit* • rut. l’ulignoc. luslead ol boring go nr to Hut •to, had brrtt arretted in Kroner, whence in a mendicant'* tlrrii, hr *a« endeavoring to recap* orrr into Jersey. Ills guard found difficulty iu keeping (hr people from laying violent itau.li upon him, A p» p. rition lo oholiih punishment hr death, M before tltr French Deputies. Lafayette es pewaee it wormly. oud in Ml tprrch advocating it, rofrt* to th* I'nitad Stales, at disposed to odopt thr tamr policy. At Algmtt, Bout moot hod trlutrd to strike thr whit# llog, whit* Admiral Duprrte had kuitlrd th# 111 -Colored Th# origin of thr tn colored it this: —Belor# the Revolution, th# Cit* of Tort* had colors of its own. ml ami Uui th# *c,Wr bring thr color of thr hug and hit at my. A tin iba taking of thr Htiliit, lb# victors ha* mgtskea the name of tho Motional Guard added thr whit# to th# two previous anlors of Tatu, tk«r*ky indicating th# fact, that the King wo* »• longer a separate #>tat«. and that hi# jmwer had patted into th* hands of th# people. Thr npeit of leroiutton in Spam it yet prema ture Bui beneath the darkness of h#r political canopy a tlnrm it brewing li will icquire much Ikuwder and ligbtmug to purify such an atniot phnr Th# King it pi< panng to concedes Charter t* hit people, ou the ncraiiou of |h« Queen's ttwut»n»"t I# Sept It it to b# turn Iti lo that tt Lauit llfth. with the attviatiosu re crwtly tngi afted apt* it l,ii#ryt*i Cat;#* Jifa.'Ar/ .lagoat SB—l be tale# of the #e«k w«er 11.000 bag*, at rairt ol pt«c*dmf w##k latpett of whack 14,- S9» wee# Aw*nitn Thete to aa ill aklwted row to o*e tt eer streets, ueittrau.l? lurew by t « a*.*# of (lid 3a rte*. It to ta>d the wa# kfwwgkt across the mer ItU the tea# t ot the ( fcwtleste* vu« I (u.,» we* luioew. the t.w'J not safer p#t»art to pet* the atieet tw peace— mo* ere* dstgnmg it ask whether they tret* hr t otttau* er net. ten MM* M kni MhJ r«M#H trwry Body •» tome place of safety. After her name-iake in Charleston was so beaten, she took wisdom in her anger—barely shaking her head, and rolling her eye-balls, until we published the letter of Gov. Troup, the other day, to the Columbia Com mittee, which she, like some of the Carolinians, hag mistaken to be in favor of nullification. We are told she has been quite furious ever since, frothing at the mouth, pawing up the earth and bellowing, and threatening the anti-nullifiers of this good city with annihilation. The City Coun cil is advised to have her horns sawed off, or or der the Marshal to drum her over the bridge again. OLD IRONSIDES! Extract of a letter from Washington City , Sept. 25, 1830. “ We understand that a survey has late ly been made to determine, if the state of the frame of the old ship, “ The Consti tution,” was such as to admit of being re paired, and again restored to the service of the Navy. “The result of this examination has been entirely favorable—her timbers have been ascertained to be generally in good condition, as sound and solid as when first employed in her construction. An order has been issued from the Navy Depart ment, requiring the repairs of this ship to be commenced without delay, that she may be put io commission for active ser vice. "It is highly gratifying to know, that this fine old ship of war is again to be put afloat on the ocean, “ the theatre of her own ship’s crew’s renown;” and that she is not to be sold under the hammer of the auctioneer, as was at first erroneously re pogted : Indeed, I should very much re gret the occurrence of any circumstances which should make it necessary to sub ject her “ old hulk” to sale, regarding her almost as we do the subject from which she derives her name, as something “ not to hr bought or sold.” “ Very respectfully, tie. Ac. VIATOR.” The Census. — Washington-City con tains a population of 19,500; Boston, C 1,381, Troy N. Y. 11,403; Savannah, (i«t. 7173; Augusta, Ga. 6,676; Lex ington, Ky. 6,087; Nashville, 3,566 ; Richmond, V.t. 16,032; Georgetown, D. C. 8,441 ; Norfolk, Va. 9,816; Pro vidence, K. 1. 17,000; Fayetteville, N. C. 2,825 ; Newborn, N. C. 3,723. We pronounced not long since the de claration, That the People of Alabama would make common cause with the l)is uniuuists of South Carolina, a libel on the Stale, and if thu public press may be con sidered an indication of public sentiment, we need no other proof of tho correct ness. Wo exchange with twtdvo papers, published in Alabama, cloven of which, are unanimous and decided in reprobating the unhallowed efforts of Cooper Sp Cos. to sever the bonds of our happv union. Mobile Register. Tho idea of a Convention may now be ipven up, in our opinion. We have in f'oruialioa frein everv part of iho State, quite enough to satisfy us that there is no chance for a Convention. There are fewer men, we find, in this District, in fa vor of si.ch a measure, than we imagined. Our best informed friends, do not believe there are thirty among the 800 voters— There may bo fifty, but wo doubt it.— They cannot count ten in tins town. But while we say this, let n# man misunder stand us Thee is not ouo “ submis sion" man. [ Camden Journal. MAHHIKI), On Thursday ceetiing lasi, by the Her Thot. Dtrby, Mr. Leroy JL Muiphy of Richmond Cos to Mitt Lucinda L. Drown of Bmkc ('runty. tiii: market! REVIEW OK THE At Ol STA MARKET. WHOLESALE I‘KICES. RAGGING—IH a *1 rents BACON— lh. lO a 12 cents. BEER—barrel, $8 a $9 CO K I'OM—m-w. y a lljfor prim#. C As riNGS— Englith, none |)a American, ft a 7 cents, COKKK.R—Ib 124 a 1H cent* CORN—.bushel, llOiStfcents. CIDER—fB to #9. KlSH—Marker*!, No 1, bbl $S ;2. $7 ;3, ftAJ Kl.OCß—SuperAnr, $9 Do. Country, $4 a IRON —Sariln, lh ft a f»4 cent* MOLASSES— gnl ;t*» a .$5 cent*. NAILS—<4 a 74 cent* RICK—lb. dad mill SPIRITS—Cog Hrandy, gal. lift a 1424 cents Bordeaux do l It* a l—'cent# Holland (iin, gal 11» a 120 rents. Jamaica Hum. cal Ia 12ft cents Whiskey, gal 3ft a 38 cent* Northern Gin, gal. 4ft a 48 cents Northern Rum. i’J a 4ft cent*. S Vl.T—huths l, 7ft a S7 rent* STEEL—German, lb If a 17 cent* Do Bltstned. lh Sa 10 emit. SHOT—hag. fl 7ft SUGARS— SI Croi*. bbl JU Nrw Orleans, $9 a $ K>. Georgia, $H a $lO Loaf. 19 a —I ce«*t. l ump, 17 a IS cent* TEA—Hyson, lb lOOalfO cents Gunpowder lb Kb* a Ift** cents Do. in catmitirrs, $-4 WlNES—Tenerife gai 12ft a 140 cent* L P Teoeutfr gai Ifto a 17ft cents. Malaga, gal ftft a 7ft cents. Port. cal. ISO a 9W,' cents. Madeira, eal $3 a $4 EXCH ANGE—on Charleston. flt> days. I du. ~ Sight, 4 l’ ( M (irtw. on New* York. 90 day* ! dit. Sight 4 presn. SPECIE—4 • * pm —l’. S Note*.nr a 4 pm N Ca roliua do 24* S dit Cape E'ear. 3 do. GEORGI A COLD -43 a 90 eei.t* pr. dwt PORT OF SAY A.NS All. "arkivedT Oct‘r 7, Schr. Curl irom New York W> Boat Vtr.’Mi*. a*4 Lamar's Boat No S. from Awgusta 9 Ship Eotpci... ftorn New Aek s t* V nrrtcW Iron* Nr* tie fiord IV Ic Boat if '’ J -ts Hu e flo«l Au|viHS it Bimli Northern HUM. »*t Sale by W A. Milt HELL. Cowher 11 M 46 FANCY GOODS. JUST RECEIVED AT A. KNOWLTON’S FANCY STORE, BLACK, White and Scarlet Marino Mantles Do do do Cashniera do J and 6-4 Merino Shawls | and 5-4 Thibet Wool Shawls Imperial Mingle and changeable silk do Gilt and embi oidered Crape, and Mandarine do Extra rich Gauze, Shawls and Scarfs 4 and 6-4 Brocade and painted Merino Shawls Fig’d changeable Mandarine Lawn Do do Algerine Plain changeable Gro. de Nap. Green, Pink, White, and salmon col’d Gro de Zaw. Rieh fig’d Gro. de Naples for Bonnets Black and white Satins, and Black Mode Light, blue, pink, white and black Gro. de Nap. Black Italian Lustring, (first rate) Do Levantine, Sinchew and Sarsnet Silks Do Gro. de Berlin and Gro. da*Zan Silk Florences, all colors Black, white ami green Italian Crape Green Worsted Barage, (fine and wide) Splendid Black Lace Veils £ aud 6-4 Plain Bobbinet Lace 4 4 fig’d do do White Lace Veils and Lace Shawls English Thread Laces and Edgings Do do and Bobbinet Insertingg Bobbinet Lace Edgings and plain Quillings Narrow Silk Braids, all colors Changeable Embroidered Satin Bonnet Ribbons, richest aruc/c of the kind ever offered in this market Embioidered changeable, end plaia watered belt Ribbons, in great variety Rich Cap. Watch and Guaid Ribbons Plain Taffeta Ribbons, all colors, Nos. from 1$ to 2‘2 Rlack Silk Frog and Dnisv Buttons Gimp Leaves, Lace and Pearl Buttons Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s English and French Silk Hot ery Black and White Silk Half Hose Ladies' Black, White and col’d H. S. Gloves Do do do English Silk do Gentlemen’s do do Silk and H . S. do Sic. Also, received as above, 1 case fine Leghorn BOLIVARS 1 do Ladies’ and Misses Dunstable Bonnets 4 general assortment of seasonable Staple GOODS, expected Jaily. October 11 wßt 46 vjt . .. TV< £*l*4 £ T&fr&Sr-tes&r &3r,>arS * 7* •?. ZX --A;' itss3 wm!j t» Isw Riiib'f'bfl I * hi ll * ill A. KNOWLTON HAS just receceived. from the Manufactory in Philadelphia, a splendid assortment of CARVED SHELL. COMBS, Oi the last patterns. Also Plain Shell Tucking Comhs Tortoise shell neck, and Long do Do do Toilet and Prcket do Carved and Quill back, Puff ami side do Also, a complete assortment of Spunish and Bra silian Shell, tuck, side, neck and long Comb*— Biazillinti Cressrent do English nnd American dialling do. Double and single Ivory and Horn Pocket do, Fine and supcifiue Ivory Coinhs— All of which are offerad at wholesale or retail at a very snind advance fioin factory price*. Oct 11 4« 2t Landing, this Day, uA Whole and half Bids. Luff s Crackers agt/ 10 Boars smoked Herrings *0 Rotes Sperm Candles 10 do Yellow Soap 6**o lot. soft shell Almonds 1 Barrel Fresh Currants 1 Hhd Cider Vinegar 2 qr Casks superior old Madeira Wine ft qr ditto iweci Malaga Wine Cavendish, small twist, plug and cut, papered Tobacco Snuff in jars. London Musta r d Smoked Beef, Lc. For tale be JOHN COSKFRY, Opposite the Hank oj dagwlii, 2fto Rn>mi»i October 11 ts 4ft I Pf! 11. PARSONS HAS removed In* Stock of C \BINET EER Nil ERE »a No 297 Nohiu tn/t Hroad- Sfregf, one doar above his eld stand, where ha offer# for sale, a vei v geaeial assortment of ARTICLES m httlme. October 11 3t Ift WOOLLEN SOCKS. 3,000 PAIR Northern made Woollen Soch* on Consignment, jutt received and for *al« low at 24S Broad street, I»t A KNOW LTON. Oct 11 4«3t Wanted to Purchase or Hire, VN active, likely Negro Girl of good ci.arac ter, about 12 or 13 year* of age One who it accustomed lo nurture would he preferred. Apply lo JAMES LEV ERICH. ifrirtgr B ink Building October 11 w3t Aft “SEGAR ami SOAl‘7 HHDS. Porto P: o ?ugar ,*J* .V Hotet Soap. Don:uilesA which it ex cellent. For talc by J. MEIGS. October 11 6t 4ft TO RENT, The Dwelling run Kerno’d-Sfre#!. recently occupied by Sir Richard y'.fiQ Allen. liamcditte given. OmmsMMtLrn Inquire of BARNA McKINNE. October II ts 4ft TO RENT” BmeC The Brick Stove and Cellar No 22L adjojuuig Mr. Se.ae r l -* R»nt I*. ■■ will be oiad* tow and «n naed ate pa#- bmJkflMwteation gtveu. Apj. * to JOHN MOORE. Octoter 11 4t Aft nPiuiN r,~ A comfcrtaole DweLliiig lloats si "fll Wathioglosi-Street. sonr. of Gieen- *ireel—term* wad be cu 'f <-a«v and fAI Te wm*#drate pc v* canon turn f; ;!/ to JOHN MOORE. tie- r Ii SUKKIJ F*S 11 H.lts. Jwsf |#a. i»d and tor ?*k at thu l. Jl.ce. GUNSMITH BUSINESS. THE Subsetiber has commenced tb# above business in this city, on Wasliington-St., nearly opposite Mr. Rolls’ Carriage Shop,where he is prepared to make and repair Guns of every description, RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, Lc., anil to execute every species of Job Business usually done by Gunsmiths. JOHN BREITENBAUGH. October 11 6t46 BOOTS and SHOES. THE Subscriber has just received in addition to his former Stock, 100 PACKAGES OF FRESH BOOTS AND SHOES, Comprising a general assortment of every ar ticle in the line. Amongst which are 3000 Pair stout coarse Brogans and SHOES for Negroes 1 Case India Rubber Over Shoes ALSO, 300 Sides best North, l’ann’d Soal Leather 300 do do do do Upper do Call Skins, Morocco and Lining Skins Eoot and Shoe Tree.;, Lasts, &tc. All of which are offered at reduced prices at No. 273 Broad-Street, adjoining the Stores of J. L. Anderson L Cos. and Bostwick L Baird. B. W. FORCE. October 11 mtiiSt—wßt 46 HIGHEST PRlzir 85,00® dolls. N. York Conrolidale l Lottery , Extra Class, No. 26. 60 Number Lottery—9 Drawn Ballots Drawing to be received by the Northern Mail on Friday Evening next. SCHEME OF PRIZES. 1 Price of 25,000 20 Frizes of 200 1 do 6.000 35 do 100 l do 2.5! »0 81 do 50 1 do 1,505 31 do 40 5 Prizes of I.OUO 61 do 30 6 do 400 102 do 25 6 do 500 102 do 20 10 do 300 iic. Lc. Whole Tickets $3 —Half do $2 50—Quarter da $1 26 if f* Orders received nt ANDREWS* State Lottery and Exchange Office, corner Broad and Jacksou-StreeU. October 11 43 Wanted to Hire, V NEGRO MAN, accustomed to take care of Horses, and work about a yard, fur whom liberal wage* will be given. Apply at No. 343 Broad-Street. October 11 2t 46 CUSTOM ARY” I iTeIChTs ~~ Between Savannah fe Augusta, of the Steam Boat Company. Cxnts Anvils, per 100 lbs. 43 Bote* k bate*, as well as all meat- j ureaide goods, per cubic foot, > 18 (exctpiing Crates Crockery,) ) Bex*-* of less size than one cubic foot 23 Bundles, small, not ineaaurcablc, 37, Bbli. Pork, Beef, and Fish, $1 **> Bbls. Flour, 76 Uhls. Liquor, 1 00 Bbl*. Potatoes, and all light bbls, except Hardw are. Coffee in I.hd* l tierces, barrel* or bag*, fur 1 Of* j pounds gross weight, J Castings per lUO lbs, 3 Cotton Ragging, per piece, 60 Carriages, 4 wlieels, 25 CH) Da 2 do 10 00 Chairs, Windsor, each 31£ Collars, (horse) per dozen 76$ Crate* Earthenware, per cubic foot, 16 Demijohns, empty, piece 25 Do filled' 60 Fryingpans, per bundle 37 Grindstone*, per 100 lbs 40 Gists, in boxes, per 100 feet 60 Hhds Spirits, each 4 00 l)o Molasses, each 4 OQ Do Earthen oi glassware, lai ,'e 4 t>o Do do do small 3 <*• Hardware, heavy, in hhd* 4 00 Do do in tierces 300 Do do iu bids 200 Do do in halt bbls 1 01) Do 1 1 ;;Ht, in hhds 3 00 Do do in tierces 200 l)o do in bbls 100 Do do in half bbls 76 Hessians, per p*ece 2ft Iron, in sheets, per 100 lbs. 4<* l>o in bars do 31^ Jugs aud Jar*, cmpiy, per gallon ft Lead, per Uailu* gross 40 Leather, |»r 100 lt>s 7ft Nad* per 100 lbs grots 40 Oil, pet gallon 4 Osnabuigs, per piece 374 Pipes “iqwor 4 00 Hlfdo do 2 00 Qr casks do 1 00 Powder, per keg of 28 lb* ftO Paper, writing, per ream mj Do wrapping do 12| I)o printing large 2ft Paints in kegs of 2H lbs 16 Do in do of 14 lbs 10 Saws, mill, cross cut, k pit per do«. 1 50 Sickles, per doxen 2ft Saddle Tree* per doaen 50 Scythe Blade*, per bundl# 3~4 Shot pet ltlO ibt gross 40 Steel, per do 40 Sugar brown, in Midi, tierces bblj. \ and boxes, 1()0 pound* grots, J Do loaf, per 100 lb* nett ft.’y Spice* of all kinds, per 100 Ibt gross ft-’4 Spade* per dozen ftO Sacking per piece 374 Sifurt hair, per doaen "ft Do wire, do 1 50 tills empty, per gallon 3 Do 61 led do ft | Tin in b-»xes, usual site Tea. small cheat 24 Vices, each 2ft iIT Boat ownert claim lb# nptmo of weighing or meaturemg—4* l cent* per hundred gross, or 19 cent* per cubic foot. Arttclrs not ipeuiVil on the above List, are arrange** equitably ac cording to (Se above rate*, eacept Bagging, Catling* Bar Iron snd Leather FALL Sl WINTER GOODS. WM. H. MORGAN 3c CO. FM 41 K recei**«l a part of tbrir tuppl* of 1 KALI, AND * INTER GOODS: *«o*«rr wmcu a*«, lf*A Ftnwh Sheeting* 6 4 It r*l» do B!ar * Italian Laiinap Fmj roko-t) do t L»r ~r*bt» i F »u{J COluttll GfOltic >«pt B'.fk Gr«n do N*r>» Staiiti M*t #« Shawl* iki .Vi a one* 44 ir «* a tat ieiy of f'as'T and s l*fV Aa- ItOet. w ikey w:U sell at C‘«ap a* any twat to Um alt. September 9 St 37 Journal ol* Commerce, EVENING EDITION. AN evening Edition of tlie Journal of Commerce is published daily, and sent off by the great Southern and Xorthero Mails and tho Steamboat Mui! to the East. This edition contaius all news received by the mails and from ves sels arriving at this port, and a notice of mercantile transactions in the New-York M trket whenever they possess interest, down to 2 o’clock, P. M. The Editors havn established a very valuable corres pondence, with all the principal commer cial cities in the world. They have a •wist sailing schooner, built in Baltimore expressly for them, besides row boats, the whole maintained at an aneual expense of more than four thousand dollars, and devoted exclusively to their uso, by which ships are frequently boarded at the dis tance of fifty, and sometimes one hund red miles from the city. All the arrange - ments es the establishment are upon the most liberal scale of expeuse, and possess an efficiency which constitutes the Jour of Commerce, issued as it is, twice a day, decidedly the best channel es news, both Political and Commercial, which can be found in this citv. Full accounts of news received by foreign arrivals at this port are frequently seat off tiveuty-foer hours before the Merchants’ letters by the same vessels are placed in the Pest-Office. In the present critical st«te of the markets, which there is every reason to believe will continue at least fur some months, merchants throughout the coun try will find this the cheapest and most complete correspondence which can pos sibly be established. {£7* During the winter, when the Nor thers and Eastern Mails start in the morn ing, the Morning Edition is forwarded ; so that subscribers receive a morning and evening paper alternately giving them the news throughout the year to the latest possible hour. Trims $lO per annum, payable in ad vance. All orders and payments may be forwarded by mail, at the risk and citarge afiho Editors, HALE & HALLOCK. 07* All Editors who receive the Daily Journal »»f Commerce ere requested to publish thu above as an advertisement twice, and cltatge the same to our account. Oct. II 46 2t FOR SALE nr RIDLEY' & MORRISON, No. JB4 BROAD STRKKT. 50,000 POUNDS PRIME BACON j 30 Hhds Potto Rico Sugar 15 do low price New -Orleans do fin LI, I* Coffee 10 Hluls Molasses 25 Hhds nnd 60 BhU Baltimore Whiskey ‘JO b!>l« Monongahela Whiskey 8 seats old i 20 Pipes and 100 Bbls supetior Northern Giu | 45 Bbl* Northern Rum 2o do Old Peach Biandy | 20 do Apple Brandy 1 Pipe supeiior Port Win# If) Dozen Bottles do do 2.5 Qi. Casks Malni»n do j 30 20 Gallon Cask* French Madeira 1 .fviH» Bug* Shot. 150 Bundltt Bar lead 4,000 Yatds Negro Cloth 50 Bale* 3 4 4 4 6 4 Brown Shirtinjs and Sheetings 2 Case, domestic Plaids 6 do fancy Prints 2fa) Pieces American Bagging 50 do Osuaburgs, 60 Piere* Sacking 1 Bale st*-el Mixed Broad Cloth 2000 Calls. Stone Jugs, Jars and IMtchers 10 Kegs Old Cavendish Tobacco 25 do pound twist do 2o do 12 twists to the pound 10 Boxes Adkins plug 120,0(0 Spanish Cigars, 20 Ton* Iron I s*i C«*k» N.t Is, 3 I oni lluiluw War# P<> R-.iin* Writing Pajiet I 2oG do W rapping do 6 Di’fr.i Pine Apple ("he**# j 35 B»vs and 4 Boxes Bunch Rabin, | 10.000 fJudiel* l.iverpoool Ground Salt 2IA) do Table do 4o Boxes Gunpowder, Imperial L H> son Tea 60 do So.ip. 6 Boxes CiiocoUta 30 Bags p»nne Feather* It) Dot Taney Chair*. 10 Do*. W indsor do tVtts) Pair Shoes consisting tis men* calf and Kip liiogau* mens low quarter Calf tho< s. La dies Prun'd shoes do leather Boots and <h >e* do M oitiCCO Walking do. Mt*se* Leather Boots Childient Leather Shoe, and Negro Shoe,, sept 20 406 t Tins scßscmiusKs !4 RE daily retfitiaf tuch addition* lit their f\ foi tnrr Slock, at will enable them to fur nish Merchant* and IManteis with »* great a variety at ran l.c found in any Slot, in tint cite. Tneir Stock embrace* moat of llir leading Ai ti de* necessary for family u*e, utually called lot in the GROCERY. DRV GOODS and HARD i WARE STOKES: imoyc, which int: ■Jll Flhd. SUGAR, > .... Off 10U Hay. ( Os FEE. J * *r,ovs'putldut 10 hlitla. prime retailing Molattrs *| 100 boll* hftvj Hemp H#i(<jing 100 do Flax and Jot* do 10 bate* Bagging. Seine nn<l Shop 1 trine Bale Hope and Sacking, heavy 3 bale* Shoe Ih.ead Piimr Chewing Tobacco in boset tkeg. Fr»« .e Spanish and Common begart •*f*'t) bushels Sait. 12 HOfi lb*. Bacon l(«f*i lb*, choice fiatn*. 20 boxe* Soap 20 boxe# Auguvta made Cand'ea Id do Cotton and Wool Cards 2(*) keg* Natl* and Brad*. Lamp Os! ,b"edt* Iron, ail use* (trrmtu, I Catt.aod [ STEEL B i*ter**i \ b»eet lion. Not. 18, 19 ami 20 Nad Root, H<>op Iron, Tiac*- Chain* Mill Saw*, Catting* tic Lc "•AtHh— A GOOD ASSORTMENT f)F SADI) L E S, B!R I D L F: S WAGON GEAR, IT*PER Ai SOLE LEATHER. All of tt inch l.»rj are iliipated to tell flow or Ca.h. at good Town Acceptance*. * BREWSTER k PRESCOTT. .Year tht I ype - Mirket South it dc Broad St September 13 din 38 REMOVAL. rjni!E »u' «• fiber* ' .re removed to the corner E. •** Broad and JtckMm ilrettt, m.rth ti le firoid-ttreci. grucraPy ko< » u aa CampAeldV cor be*, and rereatfy occupied by Mr. 14 ,n. M. Rowt-mt— ohera t-»y off r for *»!e. a g nets'. a* tort went of DRY GOODS Sc CHOC/ f'/L't. DOST WICK & BAIRD. *©f>t. 27 4l 42 STORAGE AND &ommfgsfou Wminttw. THE Subscribers, grateful for past favors, renew the tender of their services, so their triends and the public, with the assurance that they will as heretofore, devote their time to the iuterest of their Employers. Their Ware-House will be in good order for the receptiou and safe keeping of Country Produce and Merchandize. They deem it due to themslves to state the situation of their Ware-House— thus—They are bounded on the North by Bay-«treet and the River—On the West by an open space of about 180 feet—On the South by Reynold-street, about 65 feet wide, and ou the East by Campbell-street, about 65 feet wide.—ln addition to the security against lire, which the above location presents they have about the centre of their Lot, a Hy drant which delivers Water from the aqueduct lately completed in this city. They will grant the usual facilities, hy advan ces of money or otherwise, to such as may favor them with custom. A. SLAUGHTER * C. LABUZ4N. sp pt g Q 40 8f GROCERIES. 20 HHDS Prime St. Croix Sugar 20 do second quality d<T 120 Bags prims Greou Coffee 75 Barrels Rye Gin 40 Do Portland Rum 60 Do Ohio Whiskey 20 Boxes sperm Candles 20 Do Baldwin’s do 100 Pieces Hemp Pagein* 20 Qr Casks Malaga Win# 100 Kegs Nails assorted * 1® obis Loaf and Lump Suirar 10 Hhds Molasses Cognac Brandy, Holland G.n, Jamaica Rum, Madeira, Marseilles, Claret and Champaign# Hines, Soap, Lull s Crackers, smoked Beef Iron. Lead, shot, Salt, Powder, Lc. for sale om reasonable terms, by GEORGE R. JESSUP, j „ 330, Broad-Street. Jt,n « n 13 ts MR. P*ACON iespn tfully Informs bis friends and th* Public, thut he has returned to tho l ily, and re commenced this day, giving Les sons on the PI ANO FORTE. He will be found at the U. Slates Hotel, J 44 4t THE SUBSCRIBER HAS just received iwo first rate Carriages, together with a number ot light and tasty one and two horse Barouches, Gigs and Sulkevs. Also 25 setts Gig and Dearborn Harness. On file river and expected daily, two Coaches, one Chiu iottee, and a number of Gigs and Sulkeys. together with Gig hihJ Baronch Springs; spring st'-el, Gig top bows, plated work, Oil Carpet, iic. Persons wishing to order Carriages from the North, can have their orders personally attended to by addressing ilie subscriber at Augusta, or at Newark, any time between this and the Ist of September next. THOMAS G. HALL. July 22 23 ts A Practical Book-Keeper, Having some leisure hours every day, would be glad to lake ekatge of • set of I»> —Kuquiia ol the Editor of tka Courier, sept 27 49 fit bacon! 75,000 pounds prim* BACON, »or sat.* LOW, I,T SIBLEY L MORRISON. sept. 6 3fl 4w Just Received, ON CONSIGNMENT. O ask ELEGANT Amkrican, and Owe Londou made PIANO, the former manufactured by W. Ueib. New-York, and selected by one of the best Amateurs.—Apply at Mr. Brux’s Book Store, or to JOSEPH BIGNON. March 4 87 ts AN ACT To establish a:i Office for recording the Ilirlhs of the Citizens in this Slate t t« each County of said State. H HERE AS much inconvenience lias been ex peiient ed in this State, from the difficulty of ob- taining testimony oftiie age* of period* interest* ed m questions of tight* before our Court* ; anti : whereat euiharratmug difficulties frequently im i pede correct admiuittration of juttice ou this tuhjert—For remedy whereof: I_> f. ft enacted by the Senate and House of Rt~ ) prcnnlnticts m the Slate of Georgia, tit ge ii' ml assembly met, and it u hereby enacted by the authority oj the tame, That from and inune* ilimteiy alter the patting of thi* act, it (hall be made the duty of the Clerk* of the Court* us Or* <!n or* in each County respectively, to enter aod • fitter in ■ book, to lie kept lor that purpas*, fl*e iiametof all perron* who may report them* I idler to him, or who may be reported by tbeir 1 part-nit or guardians, a* well a* thole who may | be hereaflrr born within the said county, and who may be reported at aforesaid, upon dut i proof being made bv affidavit or oath to tbe (aid ’ Clerk of the laid birth; and that the (aid Clark .hall be entitled to fake ami receive, for aaeb ; registry which he shall be called ou to make, the j turn of twenty-five cent*. A nd be it further enacted by the authority a/ere* taid. 1 hat the parent* or guardian* of children now nr life, or who may be hereafter born, may, .ipoo application to the Clerk of tbe Court of Ordinary aforeaatd, ami upon payment of the aforetaid sum to the *.<id Clerk, icquira him to enter the name of the said child, with the time and p'a» e of hit or her birth. And be il further tuaeltd, That the said Clerk ■ .ball f jrfeii and pay the turn of five dollar*, for each and every refusal to enter the births a* «fore«aid, upon *uch .ipplication being made. And be it jurtfnr enacted, That the entry, (o i* aforetaid made, wholl be received and held as . evidence of ihe birih and age of such person or i p<rarms at it pot port* to represeat, in any Court of Law or Lquiiy in tint State. bjr the production , either of thr original book of eolry, or of tbe j remfirate oi the tame, under the hand aod seal (*>f ibe tai*J clerk; and for which certificate the *aid C.eik shall receive twenty five cents. DAVID ADAMS, Speaker of Ou House of Rtvretenlalitu. , THOMAS STOCKS, President of Iht Senate. A steeled to Dec. 19fh, lt2B G M TROUP, Geer mar. IT Ihe f rk of Ordinary of Richmond Cwuo fJ f av provided a Register, and wR| record, wii „,.i charge, Ihe ages of Ihoae unable to pay. 0- tuber -f 44 BLANK checks, Oa alt the taak. for wale at rbit otfee. 3

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Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837, October 11, 1830, Page 3, Image 3