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r tlle Somt**; to thfe bill for
11K 1 ' 1 ' 11 volunteer fcompanies of
r. ® r 4R c > ,S1 Division, and Richmond
• I l *. in.
if i ?l u "'- h P e,sor, s in certain cases,
nC **Nl ex ‘ stence of the Small Poj,
’ Dity oWfctv-uiniih—to exempt the mem
i C *fW y C<Mr ‘he Richmond
- P ron Jury duty, ami their
-Jay out a now Comity
i i ' Coweta, and Car
. t^hcctiled Heard County-, + thn
“io* of Sheriffs, Coroners, and j_
jffßand drawn in the Land Lottery since Rip
/1-iflslS, inclusive, sc as to prevent them from
■ wllgg the came till the Grama have been taken
,tut ffld placed in their hands, to be shewn at the
} severally read the third time and
(as jiTd,
The hill to b.y out a new County from the
if of Randolph, to ha called Stcicart Coun
/ <np» rejected.
J l“OR VHE CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER.
1 OLD JOE THINKS,
That you should not bo too prompt to recog-
Ue on old acquaintance; but let him refresh
pur memory by telling his name, place of a
■|4ie, dice. Tin is the surest way to avoid mis
®i»: and an honest man is always willing to
that when a person dines witli you,
fj u al-otild urge him to cat with untiring impor
tey. Ho will thus pay for bis dinner as he
uts g, and ajso entertuin u favorable idea of vour
Dpihlity, Tavern keepers especially, should
nor neglect the important duty of urging t»
t; it is a very refreshing attention to the
'eary, way-worn traveller.
He thinks, that if die was a young buck, he
mid not cut so many ridiculous capers as some
them do, playing with their waldi-chuius,
mrisliing their slicks, strutting and making a
eat dash with their dandy coats, (probably not
kid for,) and making remarks on plain and
tprthy peeple. They render themselves con
luptible in the eyes of tip sensible and unar
ming.
Ur thinks, that ifhc were it lover, ho would
true to the object ofhis afTsctians, treat her
id* the greatest lendorness, and never let her
>pjucl towards another excite jealousy in his
«--«•; hut should she ever speak of me in terms
prospect, or coolness, 1 would he off “ like
dMh’d pea from a shovel 1” and all her win-
Dg ' ays 'lould not again entrap me.
He thinks, that w hen you are fairly sealed at
■jjplrch, you. ion,J look around among the cou
particular friends
lid kind feelings,
I should spend some
table grog-shop, ills
lent; this will show
ly, you do not neglect
« mind.
uld accept a comiris
n got one ; (no patriot
rtssait
high <l... am , ”
'infer oKervei more
punctuality in them—
H "'(ucniK- ,iv »uuiu he a less number of
Sorrowers. / S.
iVIO. 3i‘.RV.
The rj,ij«clphia IT. 3. Gazette, of the Tub
st- says ‘ Wr'/mderstand that sales of Uni-
I States | mk Stock wore i-flectcd yesterday
1211 i but it is probable th .l a higher price
ill ho donanded and given to day. The panic
f’dl passoff, and nearly the former price ho ob
lincd."
In fho Legislature of Missouri, Col. Jons
CiuaNToN, lias boon chosen Speaker of the
nsc, %nd S iauii. O, Owens, Clerk. James
Klirch has boon appointed Secretary of the
nle. These elections it is said indicate that
ajority ~f the Legislature are against the
iction of Mr, Barton
Hr. ICiNDoppii —A correspondent of the Al
ley Argus at Washington, in whose statements
Ijlicit reliuiice is placed, states, that letters
boon received from Mr. Randolph since
in England. Ho lias not resigned,
tat attends to return to Russ.a next spring. His
f laJjh is improving ; and he k. cpsup unofficial
| irrispoadooca u ith the court of St. Peters
|‘Tv- ,
fhyas reported at Vera Cruz, when the Nim
tarrived at New Orleans, sailed (20lh’ult.)
n Colonel Butler, the American Charge d’-
t Wares, had concluded a Treaty of Commerce
jN jbimits withtho republic of Mexico.
■ lUesoluiinu.s have boon passed by t!ia citizens of
Piftlteville, N. C. not to receive in the course
f business, after the Ist 'January next, any
p 'fasiiry Notes or Ouc Bills issued by Soulh
tolina and Georgia; and after, the Ist March,
the Treasury Notes issued by that Stale.
: The students at the Theological Seminary,
‘g Bangor. Me. have resolved not to have any
|tior coffee hereafter on their common table,
■icy are convinced, they say, that without
pkni they have hotter health and spirits, and
g*: betlei prepared lot s'udy. As substitutes,
Sr-y use milk and ivalrr- —and pure cold water
f bund Dost of all- —Boston Palladium.
CPU.if
|( OTTON. —iSim.-' ■'(;!• ,urr tire <3 1
Ids article, no mat- nai change has t
tn place in prices. J'he sah-r have beer
It a very moderate scale, ranging from
Ito 10 cts—extremes. The Planters
kttinue to put their Cotton it dmv, pro-
Ely in many instances, waitin'*; Inter
iverpdol dates; which we are <iui:y
Ipeoting to receive—our latest dates
Hng23d October. After the receipt <A
£ next accounts, we may calculate on
insidemble business being 1 done in the
tide. Our stock now in store, no
übt exceed*,forty thousand bales, end ve
liltlc going forward either to Suvunnah
Charleston.
Tho Kivbr Is still in good order for
Liam Bout navigation- Freight ofCot
to Savannah, 59 cents per hale.
Savannah, Dec. 18.
IcOTTOV—Slime our last report the
Imnnd for Uplands has been quite Un:i
k). The sales of the week will am- aiui
1500 halos nt 9 to IBJ— Weing an
■nee of J cent on qualities li jitt Ui
|k)(1 to choice The demand has been full*'
If the good and fine qualities have been
Iglected. Thequantity coming for warn
I small. The absence of accounts Irom
pve/puoj has un oill'Cl no the riiot*
ket, which will not probably revive until
f .teirreceipt. Onr quotation shews the
I 'xlreme prices, of the week In Ken Is
!ttnds,some sales have been made of fair
qualities at 19 to cents.— -Gcorpciun,
CiiarlHston, J)ec, s*o.
COTTON—Uplands were in fair re
quest during the week, and good to prime
qualities were readily disposed of at quo
tations. Miy }V}, .On 11 cents; inferior Cot
tons hnvo undergone a small reduction.
Bril Islands have also experienced some
activity, and stiles have been made at
irofes which were previously offered and
Ciood to fine parcels were
t«’ostly>siig) I f'ni\ cr j,i from SO to 23 cts.
ikomc lexy sales have also been made in
B>nnlees and Maines nt from IS to 19 cts.
Arrived since our last, 112 bales of Sea
Island, end .11,030 bales Upland Cotton
I cured in the same time, 197 hales of
ea Island, and 0947 hales of Upland
cotton. On shipboard not cleared, s<Hi
hales of Sea Island and BEX* bales ol'Up
land Cotton. Remaining on hand UKIS
hales of !Sea Island and 104S1 hules Up- ,
land Cotton.
DlUl>—Trie demand is limited t prime
qualities brought tnyil*- ■ij2.73 to 2 711.
Interior was t lo *2
ktinco ou
led, 8180 bids. On ship hoard not
' eleared, 712 bids. Remaining. *092 bble.
COPPER—Our stock of all desertp
lions is reduced Very low. and prices con
tinue firm t«t our last quotations—prime
green Havana, brings M rrnts freely, and
fine old St. Jago. 13 a Rif-
FREIUIITS—To Liverpool 2c Green
oek, til. Havre I cent. North of Europe
60s.— Mercury.
POUT OF ACGUSTA.
arrived
Dee. 22.—Steam George ii'asii
ingtnn, Curry, from Bkvaannli, to A.
dluekenzie with Passengers, and liter- J
chain:,se to sundries.
Dec. 23.—Steam Bolt Carolina, w ray,
from Savannah, with k«>ats No's, 5 and (> i
in tow. i
Stemn-Pnckel Juht Slonry, Greene, fS l
hours from Savmmjb, to B. 111. Rodgers, i
with Passengers, luttl nicrclitkiidise lo 1
sundries. i
BIfARTr.D.
Deo.22.—SVculh'Bmit *lugnslu, Brooks. |
n ilh ( otlon for f/iarleston. i
Steaui-Hout Georgia, Norris, with
boats Mo’s. Psiidt'l in tow forfSuvnnnnb.
Dec. 23.—Ntfam Packet George H'a-h-
Ington, Curry/W' ilh Passengers for on
v muni li. /
j n iiinvii iJwn—rnrw—va
I oHAHHICD.
OB by tho Rpv, Mr. Rhatinnn, Dr.
||, J, HMIfH. ol’Ooliiuihirt rjmmy, to Mif~
ituvi; yyltllk dhUgtilor of Mr. Aloxiiiiiier j
AlurUii, us i» oily.
On evrjiiiu by tl»c Rpv. Mr. I Hlmairß, 1
Mr. mWTI. RAVAGE, to Mis. KI «AN It.
i W\ilK,|il«fa , i.- city.
1 In .fl 'Xon HI-. ni-i. Mr. G. rt!Aini*l.l\. '
Miss MAW ANN H. ELLIN. »■"* 1 t>!i.rs. i
111 M “iifSCuiiuiy, on l«" List. Mr. TFIKRU.L
UROOKS. 1.1 Mir- UIKV. V llttßY, h rj. Os
I t..m i .MiiiiV-lii W.iilihidMMfcUlili nisi. Mr. BALI.N- ■
>"i«s ANN
DX£2>.
a aircj tibuiu *25, Ibroiurly of N. Haven, Conn. In \\ n*h
- iuulOn, ou Irjiu iu>». :M -. J\\ i-i l|\KiUM, ronton
, oi'Cul. Aiclu lori Mnrri?, W iIV-i" C’ouniy.
1 Ihiparioil Ohs rtuml v mjnnnr, lh<* lOf h in«L, in
Oharlcslou, Mr 3. j(i;\ UKILT IIOKH V. rclklor
lijuid Uorry, Ksq. T .il* -»• > \ f-i rvabn it oin the earth
’lie Inst ofti noble rneel Mr.*--. If -rry whs Hie, only *nr
\ vln4 Mister of (' in. ChariLt ( ylvgworlk, and <»on. 7W.
PmcKnetj, men, nn ho i« named «iul e.\anij»l»*H, with ninny
• . 'bunt tdieinpoi uriei, »*re tuver m be f>ri;ottou b> the
> I >iuJ tile StdUiolHUU.
’ ... HK Kev Hr. GlL
o'y.jgW— S MAN, i expenea in
pPereli at the Uidtatran
Churcti. ou CHIitSTWAS
•ribig, at 11 o'clock
I ».-c 21 21
Merchants’ iij' J’lantern’ Hank, )
Aucm ta, Decgmurr 2U, 18130.
new day, this Hunk will be shut Pa
»>er fulling ilue on that day, must he ta
xon np on TillS-DAV.
.UNO. P EIiOVD, CAsninn
tier 21 It 24 __
JTPAKMIaI',
uij.virisi',
r/gECTruLLY informs his fWends that
he has returned lo Augimlu. and
dl attend those who require bis servi
-1 ? es, lit lias taken roomsut Mrs. Plea
nits, coi net- of Broad nnd Campbell- -
streets.
;>ec2l It 21
THE lIEV. MU, HE3D,
K - *'ILL open a SCHOOL f r the in
~i V tru. lon >f IVmules in, this cily
on tlie hist of ,1m •~y next. From his
longcsperieut <•, having been engaged ns
i n practical! Teacher in t js State and N.
f'urolinn, for more 20 years, he Hut
• i .-- huaseif, that he is .- well known as
to render a usur<- partlcul.uf reference un
acsessary. floptopos. sto teach every
hr.’tieii < fseietjce to constitute
u cotuplele English Education. Latin
and Greek will also be laugh!, if requir
ed.
Slis .School will be divided into four
einsses; and the terms of Tuition from 8
to .r 1 ! I.
Dee 2) If 21
SWv \IVaC\IVV\I\ I >,
oiT
Jhid triil be sold low,
40 BBIiS superior Canal Flour, J
IP Ti . i cei- IJiee '
5 Q:-. en.'ks .Hlud'rn and Mala. Wine, j
ami a ■;(>:• mue.-'aHu; i.svdicb or
iJliiihmg, |
CON Sis 1 1. VG OP <
300 Tiililuitt. Valenciu, and .Varseiilee :
Vests 1
2CO pr Cord and .‘Sattinettc Pantaloons, ,
L. HULL. !
DccSU If —1
LAW BLANKS. ]
INSTIHT-.ITONS ro r COMMISSI ON
URS, in an approval lornL
This-I>av,
AT 11 O’CLOCK,
1 Tierce ) Muscovado Sugars,
1 Hhd. N. Giri,
9 Hbls. N. Rum,
H do. Whiskey,
33 Coils Iblr Rope,
7 Boxes Candles,
1 do Soap,
39 Bbts. Potatoes,
I Ps. 8-4 Blankets,
Terms at sale.
Dee 24 04
SEAL ESTATE
AT 1
AIUTIOA,
BY li. HUlili,
On TUESD AY, the Ilh .Tnnnnry next,
nt the niarkct-hniiße, will be sold, that
well known nnd most desirable
PLANTATION
Containing 30 acres ofLnnd, (more or
less) occupied ,V owned by Mr /«. Bron
son, and only 1 mile from Brand-street,
on the fork of the Hovaimah Bond. On
the premises are new nnd comfortable
Buildings nnd improvements, which to
gether with the JSlock, Crop, Agricultur
al Implements, and Carpenter's Tools,
will be sold to the highest bidder.
The above place is oneoflho most de
sirable situations in the neighborhood of
the city—on account of health and near
ness to market. The land from the great
expense b,-stowed on it is very produc
tive—and it is altogether eligible either
as a Country seat or Public Mouse.
(TV®’ Any persons wishing to view the
premises, will have nn opportunity nt
nny time previous to the sale.
Dee 22 td 23
JV ST UVA YA\ fctt, B\
AT TUB
AXJOIJ3TA SOCI^STORJB.
Brown's Div inny,
Brown’s Concordmu e,
1); us Philosophy of a Future f?tale t
Ditto Philosophy of Religion,
Ditto t Christian Philosopher,
Jay's Prayers,
Guide to Domestic Happiness;
Hoopers .Medical Dictionary,
J;mdons Expositor, .
Life of Marion, " »
■ hmTPOf 'i 1 1 j i ti.»
Laws B'c-rieus Call,
Memoirs of Bumineifteldj
.Memoirs of Parsons,
Miller's Letters,
Hlelkles Traveller.
Alosheim's Church History;
.Mason's Furriery,
I'oehet Bibles and Tcslumclitd)
HandsOnte Hvo. Bibles,
Ridgeley’s Divinity,
Thomas A. Kotnpis;
Scottish Chiefs,
({luckstone's Commentaries,
t ifdtly's Pleadings,
Chilly on Contracts,
Chilly’s Criminal Law,
Kent's Commentaries,
Crnhh's 1 lictioliary.
Chnlmer’s Works,
Combe's Phrenology,
Mythology,
Russell's Modern Euro pa.
Dialogues ot lb-v ils,
VVardlaw on Prayer,
f 'onsolations In Travel,
Pnsenl's Thoughts,
A'oulh’s Keepsake,
The Pearl,
VVyethe’s Music,
Surveyor’s Conipaose^
Do. Clmilis, Ac, Ac.
Dee 21 21
WAITED
It i!> HIRE,
12 «« 15
BOAT-HANDS,
BV the year, anil the like number by
the month, to be employed, on the
Alaliimahn River. Apply to
A. M ACKENZIE
n-r 24 fit 21
S j€HK£ AT
HANAWAY
ITlßflAl (hesubscriber on the night of
the 30th October lust, two Negro
>1 ett named
BIJLLiY&AED.
Hilly is a tall slender man, pretty much
knnek-kneed; he is a smart, shrewd fel
low, calculated to deceive with ease
when attacked; he carried with him a
striped twilled round about rent and a
pair of hi tie broad cloth pantaloons, the
coat is new and (he pantaloons tolerably
much worn, both of which he stole from
me a Cow nights before they went off—
Ned is a low man, and over one of his
eyes is n sear which runs from his eye
inlothe hnirof his head. Ned when spo
ken to all times appears to he somewhat
alarmed, Ac blows as though hewnstired,
or appears to bringllong breaths.—From
what I can learn they have made n start
for some of the free (States: but I am ap
prehensive that they have been enticed
oft’ by some white man. If so, a reason
able reward will he given for the two
negroes, or either of them, delivered to
me in Oglethorpe county, near the Bow
ling Green, or placed in some fail so that
I get them. .V ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS REWARD for the thief. All
reasonable expenses pnid in tiie detec
tion of the Uegr ies nnd thief.
JOHN W. MOODY.
Nov 17 lm 12
A
COPARTNERSHIP.
THE STJBBORZBBH9
HAVIIVO formed a commercial con
nection, will carry on the <»'K.V-
EtiAL HARD WARE JtUSIJYHSS, un
ilcr the firm of 13. & C. Bobbin-, IVo. 303,
King-sheet, Charleston, So. Cm
•• ELISHA ROBBIAS,
Charleston, S. C.
CIIAUNCEY ROBBINS,
Jiirmingham, England.
WHOLESALE
HARD-WARE
■ STORE,
MIAHLGSTOiV, S. C.
Subscribers nrc noivopening n
-*■ new and splendid assortment of
Hard-Ware, Cutlery,
AND
FAftCY <iiOOD^
Comprising nit the variety in the line.
Their stock has been selected by Mr
Chauncey Bobbins, who for several years
hnabeui, ovo.nalve oiirehaser of Hard
ware Goods, in Birmingham, England,
and from that fact think they can oiler in
ducements to their customers and friends,
equal if not superior, to any Hbusein this
city.
They respectfully invito their friends
who visit the Charleston market, to call
and examine for themselves.—They me
confident it will he for their interest to do
so, astheir advantages place them on an
equally with the importers of the New-
Yorhuml Philadelphia markets,
fi.&C. BOBBINS,
•K°- 305, King-Street, Char lenten, S. C,
Hte i 8 |ni o-J
BI.U K, WHITE A: SCARLET
Merino Mantles.
AI.SO,
Mrm.yo A.rn tipped square
SHAWLS,
A complete assortment for sale at
; A. KNOWLTOVS
PA.YCY STORE, iW Hnnad-St.
■ 31 21
store
C ft A OLA^.
''BIBB Subscribers arc now opening at
■ tjeh store, n few doors below the
illcri*h|nlß' A. Planters' Bank, Augusta;
a birgt and fashionable assortment of
Goods lr the above line, which they are
preparAl to offer to country merchants
and ot fora, on ns favorahlo terms us cun
he iiffoWod by any other market.
Theirptsent stock, which is entirely
now, ha's teen selected with great cure A
regard t. patterns, shapes, Ac,—from
| the most eoent importations into the N.
. imA ...«s—..n.l il.—A
nrriingeinemßin Europe are such as U
enable them at all times to oiler the new
est nhd rbost.improved patterns Os Wore
Also, for sale—Portable Choking Fur
nnees; Window Glass—Japanned, Pla
ted A Silver Castors and Liquor Stands:
Brass Liverpool Lamps, Hull do.; Man
tie Ornaments, «Ve.
P B. TAYLOR A Co.
He.; 18 is If 22
Cg* The Milledgeville papers and the
Athenian, will insert the above 8 times
and send bill ns above.
Savannah River Navigation
• r ii l !slE alfairs of said Company, having
been brought to a close, with the
i xceptinn of paying the (Stockholders,
the undersigned gives notice to nil con
cerned, tlmta final Dividend of One Hol
lar and Forty-Six Cents per Share, (on
all Shares on w hich $22 has been paid)
will be paid lathe Stockholders or their
legal representatives, accompanied by
the proper vouchers, on application at the
first Brick Building West of the New
Market, Broad-street. Augusta, to
J. W. BBIDGKS.
Augusta, Oct. 30.1830. wtf 8
Richmond Academy.
rgIHE Trustees of the Academy of
JL Richmond county will, on the bast
Saturday in Due ;;m«kr nhxt, proceed to
Elect the following Teachers and Olli
i;ers for the term, and Space of twelve
months, from the time of appointment,
to wit:—
A Bet tor, with a salary of Wight Hun
dred Hollars, and hiTtf id' the Tuition
money.
An English Teacher, with a salary c‘‘
Five Hundred Dollars, and one half of
the Tuition money.
A Teacher for the Sand Hills, Without
salary, but with the use of the House and
Lot at the Sand Hills, the Teacher to re
ceive the whole of the Tuition money.
A Teacher of Modern Languages,
wilii a salary of Two Hundred and Fitly
Hollars, and the whole of the Tuition
money—the price for Instruction to be
tfflght Dollars per quarter.
A ('lerk, Steward ami Treasurer, with
a Salary of Four Hundred Hollars.
Written application will be made
to the undersigned.
By on.m-R or tilij Board,
JAMES M. LAWS, Clerk.
Sept 4 inllH—lde !M>
LINCOLN SHE HI EE'S 8 A LE.
war ILL be sold at Lincoln Court House
Vw on the first Tuesday in January
next, the follow ing property, viz:
Felix, Viertt, Hurry, Willis, and Mary:
taken as tho property of William Quin. Sr.
to satisfy two mortgaged fi fas from Lin
coln Interior Court, Nathaniel Buguin,
vs. said Quinn.
Also,
At. the snfne time and place, n lot of
Land, eoataining one hundred and thir
ty nine acres more or less, on Loyds
Creek, adjoining McKinney, Roberts,
Quinn, and others; taken as the property
of William Quinn. Jr. to satisfy u mort
gaged ti fa from Lincoln Superior, Court,
the Executors of John McKinney, de
ceased, vs. said Quinn.
THOM AS lA ON, t>. s. i,. c.
Nov fl wtd 10
job raiumfo
, NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
9
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE BY
: PRICE AC C®
•V«. 313,
SROAB-SIESBI,
AVO VST A, GEORGIA.
A HANDSOME AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
Fashionable Re«<2y Mad<
1 4 RiUTHING,
HATS, CAPS.
■ -H
BOOTS & SHOES,
All of which are offered at reduced pri
. ces for cash or Town acceptances.
C?“ Crtll and see,
October 20 5
* ~ POSfSAL 2.
A NEGRO AVOMAN, n good Cook,
Washer and Ironer. Enquire of
C. PHILLIPS.
; November 10 ]|
TO HIRE,
FIRST rate male and female House
servants lor whom liberal wage s
will be given, nolle other limn first rate
1 are wanted.
APPLY AT THE V. B. HOTEL
Nov 37 Im |(i
Qr. Master’s Office, 1
U. S. Arsenal, near Avgusta, Ocn. \
December 15th, IKK).
Sealed Proposals
supplying the Troops at the U.S.
Arsenal, near Augusta, Geo. with
Wood,for the year 1831,wi1l be received,
until the 31st. insl. The fuel.to be fur
nished must be either White Oak. Hick -
ory,Black Jack, or seasoned Black Oak,
and of the best qiialily, and delivered at
•be Post nt eueb times and in sueli quan
tities ns Ihc Ass t. Qr. Muster shall direet.
Bonds (with two securities, which must
he named in the letter of Proposals) will
be required for tho faithful fulfilment c>f
the contract.
A. C, FOWLER,
Lt. & Aet’g. Aes’t. Qr. Mr.
Hee 18 It 22
’ll EC I TO It ’ SWALE.
BY order of the Honorable the Info
rior court of the county of Rich
mond, while silting for ordinary purpos
es, will be sold, to the highest bidder, nt
the plantation of the lato John Burton in
the county of Lincoln, between tho usual
hours of sale, on Wednesday the slb tiny
of January next, all tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture, slock of Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Corn, Fodder itnd Farm
ing I'nt.ensilk, and every other article bo-
W-anfgf...ie ii;., 1 71
0 benefit of the heirs and creditors.—Sail
to continue from day to day until all shnl
“■ be sold
Cr. W. BUTLESi, Adhff tixV.
I- Hoc 4 tit' 1H _
,1 EX ECU TOR’S SALE.
BY order of (he Honorable the tnfe
rior Court of the county of Rich
niond, while sitting ibt’ ordinary plirpo
p ses, will lie sold on the first Tuesday ii
January next, between the usual hour
of sale, at the Court House in Lineoli
- Co. Gn.
1 The Plantation of the late John Bur
ton, iu the county of Lincoln mid lying
rr on the waters of .Soup and I'isliirifj
4(reeks, containing six hundred A eigh
s. ty-one acres, more or less, and sold foi
the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
G. \V. BUTLER, Acting Err.
a Heel td 18
; OTARDuwWwbTioa.
YV ~jL * ,c m, 1 , 1> nt VVrightborough
» * on the 27(h of December next
k - agreeably to an order of the lionOrablr
Inferior Court of Columbia county, oil
the Negroes belonging to the estate o)
William Short, deceased, to wit, twelve:
Three fellows, four women, and live
children, nil of them young. Sold for
, the benefit of the heirs. Terms made
know’ll on the day of sale.
'' CHARLES WADE, Guardian of
H. Short A. Vinckst Buns.
Nov 13 wtd 12
i OTAEDIAirs ITOTIOS.
TM'liil. be sold, at Columbia Conrt
-7 T H oiiso, on I lie* first Tuesday in
1 January next, the real estate of William
Short, deceased, containing one hundred
and filly acres, more or less, lying in said
• county, adjoining Thomas Hooly and
others, sold agreeably to on order of the
1 Honorable Inferior Court of said county,
I and (bribe benefit of the iwirs. Terms
• made known on the day of sale.
CHARLES WADE, Cunrdidn of
■ H. Short iX Vincent B'jfes.
' Nov 13 wtd 13
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LINCOLN SHE Birrs SALE.
WH.L be sold, on the'first Tuesday
in January next, thfi following
Negroes, between the usual hours of sale,
. (to wit:)
Charles, John, To!n, Judith, Letty.
Piiilisia, ley, lliititinh. Big Marin, ,Mitch
ell, Lucy, Little Maria, Henry, Utile Ca
rolina, Matilda, and Ed ward, all levied
. on as the property oltluhn Burton, dee'd.
to sntlfy a Mortgage li. fa. from Bieh
> niond Superior Court, in favor ofWil
■ liain Jones vs. llie Executors of John
Burton, deceased. Property pointed \nt
in said mortgage. Terms Cash.
JOHN MeDOWELL,Sh’IT. 1,. c.
Oct 30 wtd 8
Columbia Sbcvift’s vsa\e.
VIKTH.L be sold, nt Columbia Cdurt
f f House, on the first Tuesday in
January nex’t, between (be usual bortrt
of sale, the following propertJ]*r(to wifa
A negro follow by the nnmc of AdmM
levied on to satisfy a li. fit. front ColumUS
Superior Court, John IloVvard v». EM
noi l). Appling.
At.SO,
A negro woman named Tabby, levtekf
on to satisfy 11 fi. fa. Imnt CohimbiiGMe
perior Court, Horatio GartrilL vs. Mipiß
h4i Bi-ini, Ex'r. ol'.lolm
Bit 11 1). H «<>NEiß,SU£kft4t
Dec 4
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TO AND Fit on
t«E VIVDEKgIGXEI)
Having ( .uii htwed tbs
u TiviStt,
entirely refitted heir
I'iiiiTinp, mlpittlc ri!i)nin<f her in conn**\’* r 'ii
Sh BmlS " M OiSTOK,
® Hob a \\ barf and Stores in So van- 1
nah, lor tlie reception ofgoods for ship
mciiLftrcof storage—Cotton landed
wil! Mi most eases ho placed under Fire-
I Koor Warehouses; protected alike from
~ the weather anil robbery—anil be suffer
ed (o lay three entire days free of Storages-*
m order to afford sufficient time to make
u fine sale ol it.—The Gov. Taylor is die
lightest draft of waters, of any boat how*
i »n the trades—and will in low rivers bt?
» Placed on the upper end of the line,
i- (Shippers of Goods or Produce, may
rely on every attention to afford dispatelL
and as he never has, so l«o never will re
ceive Goods in greater quantities than
he will he prepared to keep moving for
ward.
h . The Wharfage on all Goods shipped
in .Savannah, will he collected here wltll
the freight.
~ „ G.B. LAM Alt. .
_ Gee 11 Os w x!0
■ «&e ®Sr D W Q &r s
• .VO. 245, DiidiD-ST.
lu ' Fp c °a sJ "'«ly on hand. &
V v I* or fculo choiip, a complete i\&
sort men t of
LADIES SHOES.
Os Snpei-'-r Quality, irmammum'd ifc;
i>ri smy lor lae Beta, jin'e.
JUST RECEIVED AS ABOVE,
1 Case English Bronze |f,f Slip; erg,
, 1 do \V hite French Satin no.
1 do Black and Bine Black do. do
Geo 15 3f w 21
Windeor-Hill i cmale
1 ACIADEm'.
; VUE Exercises in this Insth djon will
*- commence on (he first Ain-.diy in
j. January, annually.
1 The distinguished favor, with •- hieU
lias (Seminary has been regarded hj gen
tlemen of intelligence and high ri.-sj <a’tn
liility. since its first establishment in itn
present heanlifnl and henlthy i-ituati ni
hns induced the subscriber to ert e( e>;; en
dive additional buildings, so that i t preJ
sent a Capital of not less than tjidO.’ioO i#
vested in the Edifice. Apparatus, A.e. do-’
voted, exclusively, to the service t:f -hO
Institution. It is believed hotter nekr.flip
modnlions are attached to nu similar lit*
\ elitution in the Southern country
I To the Pupils iu tide Seminary, ivii»
gioas instruction is daily imparled sd
that the great and fandmmmtal truths of
Christianity m e firmly Inip/mifed ,n l.trie.
i»n au' 'fi .j-irf-' in
l ( , Bending without hesitation and in tho
U r roper and natural tone of voice; and io
seek in Dictionaries for the meaning of*
those words w hich they may not under
stand. la conversation, particular care
fa. is taken In correct false pronunciation, un
grniiintieal expression or r aighr plmisc
■ ologyi The most eaNdhl iiHchllrtli *c
i- paid to (lie preservation us the health (lad
i the propriety of conduct of the Pa* ilk,
n and endeavors are always abide to ren
•s der them cheerful and happy. Every
n Friday they are examined and required
to give nn account of every subject in
p- which (bey have been instructed during
g the preceding week
p» The Course of embraces
, Spelling, Beading. Writing, Book-Keep
ii- ing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, < ’om
posilion. Geography, with the use of tint
> -Holies. Drawing and Fainting of .Maps,
\ neient utid Modern History, Biography,
Mythology. Chemistry, Nat and Mos.
• Philosophy mid Botany. 'The exclusive
i, attention of the subscriber will i o direct!
t. oil to the impi ovement of his Pupils,
TE BMsH.
Tuition in any or all (he above
" branches per session, of live
monllis, t*i)s 00
r Plain fc Ornamental Needle
1 \% ork, f> 00 extfg
c Painting', !5 00 “
Music; ’ ... 20 00 «»
BOA R l».
All the Pupils will board at .Mr. Hem*y
Gibson's with the family of the suhseri
• her, where every alleation will be paid to
their convenience rind comfort.
n TEB.MfS.—Board incliidingfael, wash-'
'! itig. lights. Ac.. tjWS per month.
1 N. It. The mmiher of hoarders, will
1 be hereafter limited to thirty. ,
A Class of lads under fourteen years of
age will be received, and instructed in
’• any of the above mentioned English
s Branches, and also in the I.alin, Greek,
or Italian I.angunges if desired.
d/= For farther particulars, reference
mny be had to either of the very respon
sible names appended.
Board of Beference and Supervisioni
.. II on. Thomas Stocks, Green county;
: r Col, R. L. Gamble, Jefferson “
’ Dr. S. Harlow, Burke
’ Dr. A. Beam,, l.iiicoln ‘‘ *
Gen. J. M.Taite, I Viert <l
Col. A. Jones, Talliuferrp ”
<Jen H. Warren, Augusta.
, Dr. 11, B R ANTI AM, Pntham
N. C. Savrr,
E. A, Nesbit, Es«f. MoßKwi “ ■,
Bev.C. Evans, ColUmßfic “ J
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. 15cv. ,1. Ei Mi KiN. Oatetnorpe J
Dr. W«. C. Dasiew, SffinuiinhvA /
, • A. ». ilAYfifit. J
Wriglitsboro', Columbia cnithiy, Qif
Dec II Shi 80 f
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