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~ 'bcr i t is ordered that the Superior j Court adjourn to the first Monday in February j next, and that theGianJ and PetißJnrorssummon ed fortlie second week ot 11 it*- present term, lie re quired to attend on tliat day, aiiu Inc Grand and Petit Jurors summoned lor the third week of the Court attend on the sec ond Monday in February. ]t is farther ordered, that in tfie opinion (if the Court, cm the fir-t .Monday in February ihe Crimi nal Docket he first in order. A true extract from the minutes. JAMC.S tic LAWS, Clerk. Parties and witnesses will lake notice of the | abute orders, and attend accordingly. JA M l>S Me LA WS, Clerk. j Jan 83 3 9 i S. Jackson, Teacher on the Piano Forte, Flute and Violin, respect fully lenders his serve es to the citizens • Align ii. References —llnry Parsons, Thos. Richards and T. S. Metcalf. I'.q’rs. N. ll—For terms, Ac., inquire at 11. Parson’s Mu.-ic star *. Cm De c- 1 ( ' v'i M * £ 1 S «. i l U .U 3i G ii C i LATEST oatks kisom i.ivk!U'00!,.::::::::::::;pf.c8. LATEST HACKS KliO.il il A V ft K .tilllillitit 11::."i»EO. 1 An|{u<cla JSarkct, Janaat y 23. COTTON. Since Wednesday there has been a good enquiry for Cotton in lids market, but the stringent prices u.-ked by holders has kepi pur chasers out of the market, and the transactions have been loti limited extent, at an improvement on las' ’A e loesday’s prices of i cent. Till! LIVER is still in turntable order, and steamers find n > difficulty in reaching the w liarves. Ko chat; t<> no’ice m freights. S \ .8 \ll Iv| putt t’c*. J.\N- 20. Liverpool—Br. bark Thomas, 311 tons Salt. CFIERAW, JAN. id.- Colton.— Wc have but little change to notice since our list report. The receipts of the week reach about 1000 hales. The demand was tolerably brisk at lU* to 10*. CA M DEN, JAN. 20. Celt n. — Our receipts have been large during the week, and prices re main at our last week s question say from 8) to i){. Choice a fraction higher. APAL VCMh OLA, J AN. l(i.— Cotton Since our report of Tuesday, there has been a moderate inquiry wild sales es a few hundred teller, a day, without any material .literalion in prices. To day, factors have manifested more anxiety to sell, and in some cases, purchases have been made on ratherjeasier terms. We however make no change in our quotations. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 16.— Colton —The re ceipts for three days were 10,415 hales, exports »>aim* time 8317, leaving stock «n him! 169.964 hales. On Wednesday the sales made public reached 3000 bales, without c hange in price; but it has since transpired that one round ii-t of 1632 bales was disposed of, for shipment to England, the particulars of which are not made known. On Thursday some Tout) bales were disposed of. at prices about the same as previously at the opening oftlie market,hm gradually stiffened as the day ad vanced, and closing’w ith a good deal of irregulari ty owing to ihe prevalence of a rumor that laier and more favoralde news was in the city. The foundation of ilus rumor vvas made apparent yesterday morning, by the appearance in the columns in the Commercial 'Times, of intelli gence one day later fmrn Liverpool, rec eived by the ship Alanc‘he> eral Mobile. This intelligence couple-cl with the rather large iransiu-liotis of the two prev ions days had the effect to give addition . I firmness to the in irket yesierd iv, and the wry full rates demanded by holders so far < becked the ope rations as to confine ihe sales to ah in to it) bales. 'The sales sum up 19,5U0 bales, taken parly on speculation and partly tor the Continent, but th greater portion for England and the North—and l!ic business of the week amounts to 35,100 bales, prices are fully up to our last quotations for all qualities, while for low Middling, and tie- Ordina ry ami Inferior grades, our figures are slightly ad vanced. Inferior 8} a9,ord. to mid. 9i a VI; mid. JO* a KM; g >o l mid. KM a KM; mi I. f cir loi a 10.; f.tir II a 11«; good fair lii a 11?; good and line 121 a 13c-. J\NC \RY 16,2 I*. M.—The market was very quiet this morning, with but a limited amount of fering. Sa e® 500 bales. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. MEMORANDA. The line barque Howland, Harding, and brig Ch .iham, Nick rson, for Charleston lo sail 20th, were up at Boston 13(!i inst. The schr. Julia Eliza, liighce, for Charleston, with despatch, was up at New York !Bih inst. CHARLESTON. Jau. 22.—Arr. brig North Bend, Cole, Malanzas. In the nth g—Lute ship Sutton, Galloway, from New York; hark .Manchester, from Philadelphia. (Id, barks Citfianna, (Save.) Sidenvv.il, Ant werp; Ada, (Rr.) Watson, Liverpool; sclirs. Alex ander W., Caswell. New York; Uescl- imuia.Saun ders, Nassau, N. T.; sloop Leanduf, Riley, do. W cut lo sea. suijts Java. !’i rry. Liverpool;! i<- pian, Torrey, Havre; l£ i *-» T, Brown. Lon Ion: steamship New Orleans. . right, NTvv Orleans via Havana; liark Abagmq l imey. Liverpoo.; Ella Frances, lllsiey, Glasgow; Luci.i Field. Rich, London; brig Har iy, Eurrington, Havre; Muses, Bulk’ey, N vv Voi k SAVANNAH, Jan. 21. Arr. barks Thomas. (Tr.) Lawson, Liverpool; L. 11. t hapin. Smith, Boston. Chi. ship Charlotte, Mayn, Liverpool; Br. hark John Clark, Dtsbrovv, Si. Johns. N. ii ; brig W i>- soii Fuller, Cravv lord. New i ork. TV FQUiTV HILL, AC. Returnable io fjurch linn, \Sh, oj Elbert Superior ( otirf. Thomas J. Heard, Josepli Rucker anJ Benjamin Bun It, vs. Francis Ifelly, Thomas Johnston, Stephen W. Horton, Benjamin Houston, sen William B. Wi.i.e. Ad- \' dlmni Mi.ls. ministrntor on times- VI :s Bond and Joel late of Henry White, Bond Exeter.® oi Na deceased. than Bond s will. Sktmicl Snelltngs, Barden Rucker A> nt’r. William li. Satiier and of Frances Jones tie Elbert Brown, Exr’s. j ceased, of Benjamin Brown's j Sarah Houston Ev'x. of wtll. 1 Daniel Hons on’s w ill. William B. White, j Mi hlleton W lii< krnan, Lindsay II- Smith, 1 Abraham Parks. .Madison Hudson, j Mary Brown and Eppy Thomas F. \\ ihis, i W Idle. Rep's. «*l the Elbert Brown, estate of Nancy ilern- Dillard Herndon. I don. deceased. Lindsay H. Smith and I Richard Banks cl Hall Beverly A. TcaMey ! county. Lxr’s. of Beverly At- j Samuel freeman of j len’s will. 1 Franklin county. William Rucker. Sen., j James W Frazier of James B. Alexander, ! Abbeville, S. C. John L. Hinton, Thomas Tit mpson and lohn F. Sadler, t Dr. Shelton W hue of Barrel Bubo, I Mississippi, Thomas \\ anslow. At Cham3Ers, Dec. 3, 1516. ON motion of comp ainants solicitor lor order and leave to perfect service of the above Hill- It is ordered, 'That service he made on such of •the defendants as reside in the county aforesaid, personally, or hy acknowledgment, or leaving a eopy ai each of their notorious places of abode, at leant thirty days before the term of the Court afore said; and upon the defendants residing out of the said icounty of Elbert, by publication in some pub lic Gazette published in the City of Ausrusta, Ga., once a month from this time until the .March Term, of ihe Court aforesaid. NATH’V. C. SAYRE, fudge of the Superior Court, Elbert county. Jan, 23 —m3m 95 rooiv’s tillsT CiflAß’S celebrated Southern Anli-Bilious PILLS. Z sopt ** and retail l>v HWjLiSn p.OLF.r .1 fir I t THEATRE. WJI.C. FOBJIKfi, Le*w<*c and JZaungcr. Benefit of Jlr,. H. PLACIDE, and positively his I ist tippp imnee. TIIL'i E YEM VG, J. I.Y. 23d, Will be performed the Comedy of shj:j::> tiijb plough. Sir Abel Handy . Mr. PI ici !» Boh Untidy, Mr. Forbes. Miss Blanfurd, Mrs. Forbes. A Favorite Dance, by Miss Homer. To conclml- with the Furceof UNCLE JOHN. Uncle John Mr. Placi le. Jin. 23 95 I . realtor's Sole. Will he sold on Friday, the j ’,i of January inst.. at the late residence of I ;nne Bum h, d;- eeasej, ni Ricbmon 1 «:o'o; All the perish.T>lc p r '-. ect; belonging to the e • ; tat- of said deceased, consisting ot Horse®, ( att . , JO.) bushels oft urn. Peas, i'oild r. i. y and Tea ; vines. Plant it ion I’ljoh, lluuselioid and iviuiien j j fnrnitu; e. <Vc.. dec. I *Tl je dwelling and firm will :i!-o be rented and i several valuable negroes htrei! cut unless disposed j of b fire. Tim sale in obedient ■! > t 1 <■ Ej > L will I and testament < f said decease . i • nib on the ’ day of sale. WILLI Asl R. Me LAWS, Executor. : ITT Chronicle will please copy. Jan 23 —id -■•'» : office: iron srE.%3iboat co.,| Aucista. January 20, 1817. j V fOTITE —\ n Election will be held at ons j ; Otfice on Mi id iy. the first February next lor Seven Directors here, and Five in Sav am.ah, to j conduct the aff.irs of this Company the eii-ning year. Polls op n from 10 o’clock a. m. to sunset. G. McLAI GJi LIN, Sec’y and Treus. Jnn. 20 Id— 92 ANDiHTIi’S FRESH (I VHDUN U J SEED.U \ till AN TED i liOP UE 18 16— J Just received h full assortment of Fresh and War- i runted Genuine GARDEN SEED, direct . from Lin ireth. Am mg the varieties are. Early | Cabbage, Radish, (drn. Onion Setts, and extra « Early Garden Peas, by tin* quart. Directions f-»r cult vating furnished in a neat I pa uphlet gralnilously. U if. HAINES, 232 Broad st. ; Jan. S d&w3mo — 82 ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF II ART TORI). CAPUA I. §^50,000. rW’HTE undersigned has been appointed Agent for E the a!>ove ('uiapauy in tins t 11 y, aiul i- pr!-- j pared to insure Buildings, .Merchandise, Furniture j dec . against loss or damage by Fire. Ail losses , will he promptly settled here. JOSEPH MILLIGAN. Agent. ! sept. 18 1 ni 38 pelican jiuti: vl insi - i JB \NCE Company of xNe a continues to ■ take Marine and River risks at its agency in this city. Its business will in all respects be conducted , on the most fair ami liberal prit wpies, and its pro- j fits divided among its customers. JOSEPH MILLIGAN, Agent. j sept. 18 6m • 8 t the AUGUSTA MANUFACTURING COMPANY. rq'UlE UNDERSIGN ED, appointed Comntis- B sioners for that purpose by an act of the : General Assembly, hereby give notice, that they will open a Book of Subscriptions for .-hares in the above named Compunv. on Wednesd.iy. the 27iIi instant, at the nllice of the (’nmmissioners of the Augusta* anal. on .Mclnto-lt street, and will keep j }■ lb-sinne open from ten o’clock A. tl..iotvvn o’- | clock ]’. M .on sanl day. ami the tvvodays (iinirs day an 1 Friday) next succeeding. An instalment of five per < em will be required at lire the lime of subscribing. M \ in IN M, DYE, JOHN P. KING, JOHN BONES, WM. M D’ A NTIGNAC, AMOI4 \ SIBLEY. | Jan. 19 —ltd 9j t TO HUNT. ft T \ IGI. containing about 160 acres of open i glik. land, situated on the river, ju-t above Har ( rt-bing, adjoiniug Mr. Isaac Henry. Aptly, by I letter, to A. B. LONGS TREE !', Jan 20 3 Oxford, NVwton cn. Ga. CIGARS, TOBACCO AND PIPES* Just rcrcit i d ni (last. Vnlger's (h"ar and Tobacco Store, iy ueao * r oe. ulo J. I . S t s 1/ 1 ybj jls Store. e SUPERIOR HAVANA Cl | GARS. of new brands and | I Various qualities. A 1.5? O, 1 l,ovio low price, ( ’u; vliS J(J gr.iss superior Marevian Pipes. At.SO. A splendid assortment of Chewing TOBACCO. For sale al wholesale and reml. Jan. 19 91 GUST. VOT-GER. T MLOROG BUSIN i :ss. subscribe respectfully iuf'»riHs the ci'i- ; zeiH of Angn-ta. tiiit h* his commenced the above business in ih<> store formerly occtiuied bv Mr. E S. Jimris, nearly oppn-ite th-* Uansion Ifon-e. where In- intends .Making and Trimming i i the mo t fishioiiahle st\le. His Trimmings shall le- i x dm best m ileri i!s. and he warrants that his workm mshi • shall not i surpassed by any other estab i-iiment in the i ay. A trial is re qn. sled to establish the faet. G. VV. SHACKELFORD. Jan 17 26 90 MILLINER,V GOODS. Ef* \SHION MILE Bi!k an 1 Straw BONNETS; 1 t>!.tin and faney Dress Caps; A nificia I Flow - ers; Ribbons 'Tab.-; Mourning Collars; \>edle wot ked Cheniizeiies; L ire Edgings, dec. For sale I on reasonable terms. !»y AIRS E. O. COUiINS, i pec 23 Jim ■•■ or ’V '• >c *-e !LiTiilA Aii \ I? ifj Vol' 5 CIIAItL i:sto \. s. c . No. Mnnrt.vG-SrREET. The snbscrilier having pureh tse 1 tin • estah lislnnent of .Mr. S. A. Holmes, proposes rncontiniie the business in all Us various bran- hes. and n - sjfes a e taiiumuion of that patronage lieretofore ; extended. j Country orders solicited and promptly attended ! to EUGENE B. BELL. Nov 1 __ fm 28 j GlbOilGi V. Richmond County. l-BTHER EAS. .1A 31E " GARDNER.’. ; . ad- V w niinistr.ttor on the estate o| EldZ ' i.iH N El.''ON, deceased, by his petition laid before the Court of Ordinary on the 6th day of July. HIT, stating that lie had fully admit i-tered on said es tate, an 1 praying that citation for dismission may issue: Ordered by the Court, that the r lerk issue citation. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all an 1 singular.the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to he and appear at my nllice. within the , tittle prescribed l>y law. t - shew* cause (if any they j have.) whvsaid letters should not he granted. Given under my hm lat office in Augusta. July i 13. 1816. LEON P. DUGAS, Clerk. July 22 6m 13 C()T1 ON (RN luVCrORv! fHAllUsitlvseriher w ill remove on the first October H to his BIIOP on Green-street, two doors above the Bantt-t Church, wle re Planter® can he snppli -d with C<>'to t dins. Thrashing Machines Corn Crushers. 4‘’ • 4, f his make, w hich will be warranted to perform well. Do not mistake the place. Be sure to look at the sign before yon en ter the shop. JAMES T. \\ ADL. Augusta. Bcpt. 25, 1816. ly S fcISOH THIV OF CO-PARTNER— ■ V jjHlP.—The Co-Partnership heretofore ex isting under the firm of MASON 'TI 'T'TLE, isthi. day dissolved by mutual consent. 'The bus iness of the old firm will he settled by Joseph Ma son JOSEPH 31 \BON. Dec. 3d, 1846. E. B. TUTTLE. The undersigned will continue the Advertising ! Agency business, on his own account NVw York, P*r. 3J. 1846 JOSEPH MASON Dec. IS 67 I LEGAL NOTICES. | — — —’ _ - j | K AOFIt Months after date, application will be , M. made to the Honorable the Inferior ( otirt of ( Richmond coumy. w bile sitting for ordinary pur- j j p<»svs. for leave lo sell tlie Real E*taie oi LoU | | Williams, deceased, and jtfirticnlarly Lot of Land j No. 227, 21th District of Steward county, drawn by tlie f aid I.ott V\ illiams. JVN L WILLIAMS, A d'x. dc Louis non. Dec. 2J <>-> j SOUTH 3IONTSIS aftcr'd ale application u ill 1 SG be made to i lie Court of Ordinary of ( l\vin- \ nett countv.Gi.. f->r leave to sell ail tlie Lamls j arnl a portion oi the >ltves belongnig to 1 lie I'.s late of James Vin yard, late of said « uuniy, de- j Ceased. N\N 'V ViNV \UD, Ex’ix. ; jamms vlnvamd, iv«r. i Jan It 4m 86 f AOl II .MONTI IS after date application will he i a made lo life Interior (,’onrt of Burke county, j when sinner fur ordinary purposes, for h ave lo sell a tract of tand, containing one hand ■ d and eighty-one acres, more or ie> • .. . a; >(d Mr- widow r-mil'll, Misen V- im .*» ly. and ■ ■• e. ■] •in said ti n: . ■>.•!• to the estate ul LL U A L-i.LV, oi . < • et\. dr ettisf d. i’li I Mi* FINELY, AdmV. sept 11 4m ■ ; . , r r ■ • ippl tea tier. .. . is: made - Hounra-l- m- l on ’. ofOrdimi- | ry of R oimlv. for leave t•• s. : the land . he- j lie ■•_»> et ■ tie estate of Teler i-o Cut lean, late of j Lo, ;-.e • - airily, deceased. t.LUUGE W. HURST, Administrator. Dee. ‘jo 70 | fAOI ii MONTHS at er d ale a ppl leal 100 will j | |F he m ole lo lln* 1 lonorah e the Court of (>r | dinary of Burke county, fur leave In sell ail the real estate of .Matthew Jones, late of said county deceased. f‘>r the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. MITCIFKL II JONES, } , v , , ALLEN IN.M \N, \ J an . 10 4iuo 89 LI. PERSON'S indebted to the estate of /% DOCTKIN E BUNCH, deceased, late of j Richmond county, are hereby requested to make ! immediate pavment. an I all p- r-ons bavin*; de B mauds ayainst said deceased, will render them in I agreeable to law. WILLIAM 11. Me LAWS. Ex’r. Jan 1J • *l lilUIiL! ANT AM) OilEAl* LIGHTS I’OR STOKES. HOTELS, &c. Ac. f|gAllE Subscriber has commenced ihe Mauulic- j 10 inline of CA.MPIHNL which is decided | ly the cheapest and most brilliantlight now in use. j I nml would call the attention of Store Keepers and ; | others in Augusta, t-< this very economical Oil, j which he offers at wholesale stud retail, and wiil ' furnish it fresh to all his customers. He has also ! on hum) ami wiil he constantly supplied with the ! most approved hanging and side C'AMPIIINL ! LAMPS. B. F. SMITH. Oil Dealer, 76 East Ray, Charleston. S. C. ; p. S.—He has also established a Distillery for ; : the Mann tad nre of SPIRITS Tl RTF N 1 INL, i * ROSIN. PI I’ll, and all kinds of VA UN IsHES, j which lie offers to Druggists aiul others, at whole* ■ sale and retail. m Jan. 5 tuf3—- ! AUGUSTA SEED STORE. '1 HE SI BStHUBER has | i m■■ to • charge of his store in Augusta, iA« and has received a full supply of DENTINE (.ARDEN SEEDS , : which are of the crop of 181 G. His customers j i may depend upon having none hut Genuine and Fresh Seeds I ALLOWANCES .MADE TO (’CENTRA ] DEALERS —Bird Seed, (Mover Seed, flower Seed. Lucerne, Asparagus Hoots.Ooioii Setts. &c. j J. H. SERVICE. j Jan. 5 wf ’rao— 79 SIOO REW ARI). I p<> RAN \ WAV from tlie subscriber, on I yAk or about tlie Is;b of July last, a negro ! i A. man !»v the name of A Bit AIIA M. Said k - r hoy is aliout .) lect IU or I I inches higii, i dark complexion, w ith a scar on one cheek. Tlie : i above reward will be paid for the apprehension | i am j delivery of said hoy to me in Columbia conn- i tv. with proof of bis having been harbored by auv } white man. that wiil insure conviction —or 1 will ! p. u f.|iy dollars -soO) for the anprehensi-oi and de livery of said negro in some jail, so that I can get I him. It is probable the said boy is now in some tail,and has not given his owner’s name. ; J ISAAC RAMS AN , Culbreath's P. O. Columbia county. | Jan 22 3 94 $y \TI i ri’KK THE 16 Til iVS T., ail < 'nitons- j j Jvk remaining at the Georgia Rail Road Depot | ! over 24 hours after i' is turned on the p'atfonn, j j will be sent to the nearest V> arehouse, at Inc c.x- j ! pense of the con igoees ■ Transp's. Office ok ttis G li. II A: ff C. ? Augusta, Ja:t PJ, IdiT. S ! j Jan. U ' _ | DECIDEDLY NEW. millE sioHi of CLOTHS. (’a si meres. Vestings, m. Fancy A nicies, an I Trimmings, just opened : by John Bridges. .Merchant Taylor, next door ; below the I idled States Hotel. Bioad-slreel. An i gn-t-i. Tlie public are respectfully invited before j ordering their garments elsewhere, to examine Ibe j I above stock, which they will find to comprise the best selections that can be m ide in the New \ ork market. JOHN BUI IX4ES. j ,\. B.—Making and Trimming us usual in the j most fashionable manner. Jin 5 DRUGS, MEDICINES AND ' Pi: HITT RY. TTI'VII- subscriber has uo .vmi b ia>l. and is continually j Jj_ receiving tVeCi supjnie.- of genuine Dim s and j .Medicines, selected expressly for pliv.-i* inns and family j n.-e. Also, an elegant a-ortni nit of Perfumery— Cob sue j a .il I, ivender Waters, fun y vva-liit-g and slewing , s*.i ips. li.iir O.U,V all ot’ vvnd i a-e oil-red :il , reduced pr.ces for -cash. VLilors iVom tli-c conno-y are ; invited to call. W .M. lIAINKS. Uct 1 _J ' RECEIVED THIS DAY, in John p. setze, PIECES SEPERIOR ISGRAf' AYD -I y 7- r */: /•: kpi a c a /.’ pt: tl\ ■. m w design*. -illiant colors w ; •!; tFers at prices f(i suit li.- limes. n*-~t ’^-s TO HIE i . * ROGER GOOD MAX’ x tlie month cr L' year Ap.lv .At’ Jan 20 w ‘ v - t PATXT.S. ( : AND GLASS. ■*■s7l)lX6 Id’. 1-. . a, 50 and 10 » lbs. of all quali- V V ii ( ■ ... a? veMo v.Clirom • Green. \'e eiian Red. Linseed tut, a id a laree a-sortnient of Window Glass fiuiii 6 Jit to di2Xf-. For sale low Ibrcash. by W3I. HAINES. Oct 1 I PICKS AND CONDIMENTS. SlTT ai»ie for the season. <>f the purest quality and ch< icest flavour. \i/: .M ACE. Nutinegs. Cloves. Cinnamon. Pepper. Red Pepper. Ginger Root and Ground. .Mustard. l*iug!a*v. Gellal me, Irish Moss, i Russia Shred Isinglass, V.iui la Beau. Extract of j do.. Oil of Lemon. lass. Lemon. Extract Lemon, j Sup. Curb Soda. Tart, Acid, Saleratus. and every | other article necessary fir culinary purposes. Having obtained a Powdering Mill, persons j wishing Spices in Powder, mav depend upon their i purity and freshness. J. E. MAR’TIALL. j Dec. 9 5J IMPROVED P. ALAI OF COM .HBI V. rM'llilS cclebraieil Article, is one of the best prepnra- \ 9 tiniis for Restoring Hair now in use. and seldom ! failing to prod nee Wlriskersi i a short tiui'*, though there ! were none on the lace before. Fur sale by WII. HALVES. Oct t 1 COMPOI NO SVlil P OF SAKS A I* A li i LLA. FOR the cure of Rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilis, Ac., to counteract the destructive effects of Aler cury. anil for the relief ot all diseases arising- from an impure etatt of ike Blood. Prepared according to a for mula which is universally approved by the Medical Fa- 1 cu tj’. Put up iu large bottles at SI.OO each—a discount i nir.dp «it t!p J a k. sf‘M hv ckt i nkvu \yu, sl ro. I’he Commissioners of the Greene and Pulaski Monument Lottery Fund give notice that alter this date this series of Lotteries will be under the management of P. B Gregory and Jno. W. Maury, , of W asbingtnii, D. C., under the firm of J. W. ' Maury Co. who are atone responsible for I lie payment of Prizes, an i to secure the payment of which they are under bond for >*.70,000. b.ivunnah, January I, 1817. GREENE AND I*l LASivl JIONUJIENT Tj O TTBRIBS! J. W. MU'lty A CD.. SUCCESSORS TO j. g. i;.a:<R>RV .v i v*.. ti \.\agfrn. CL A .S.S No. li. Determiri*-* - hv r’ ■ SnuJi Carolina Lottery .Class No. ;LT!ior>djV.iauil iry 21, 1817. 7 s N mfiDer-: —ls I>-iiiot<-. tSJMi® SMMjS/MS. S|O,tRK»? S’.! 5 U>! si,SOO! §1.281! 5t.f§1,2U0! Tickets so.Ot)—shares in proportion. CLASS 1). To be drawn at Savannah, Saturday, January 23d. !.y;7. package scheme. 4,00© DOLLARS, i $1,000! SC4O! SIjJ! 2 of §300! &c. &.c. Risk on apu kage of 23 Tickets SI4,SO —shares iu proporlion. For sale 11 y KXTH \ CLASS No, 4 To he determined by the Alexandria Class D., Saturday. January 23, 1847. GRAND SCHEME. 30,000 DOJLI/RS. §lo,oon ! >-;G.;jOO ! *<3.000! §4.000! §2,273! 10 of §1.23 ;! 23 ..f si.(00! Besides numerous others. Tickets slo —Shares in proportion. JOHN \. MILLF.N. Vgeut. t w o*l oi >rs a! >o x < f lie State Ban 1,. sT"Ordeif from the country prompih attended Jau. 22 Brilliant Military Silver Bullet Ve>t Buttons, were made by the subscriber for Gens. Jackson, Glasscock, ami many others of our military worthies of the l i-t war. Manufactured by JOHN GEIMAIIIN, \Valcb Maker, at No. 133, Hro ul-st. Augusta,Ga. N. B. They are made with the same old punch with one of which Gen. Pakeuham was mortally wounded at the battle of New Orleans, on the Silt January', 1813. of w hich the wonderful incidents therewith connected and recently republished, can be seen ul No. 133 Broad-st. Augusta, Ga. dec 31 ts 73 GOODS FOR SPUING SALES. My V> . BANCROFT.2S3 King , st. Charles ton. S. C,, would resp“»-tfull v invite the at- i t**ntion of Plant *rs and their families, who may | visit Charleston. to his slock of Rich lanry and ; Staple DRY GOODS, His stock will he. found ! oim of the largest in the city, and he is enabled lo 1 ufbr superior imhu emt nts in the way of U u: prices, j The stock of Negro Goods, both Cotton and Woollen, will he found to embrace nearly all the leading stvles of fabrics usually sold, particularly tlie Georgia and South Carolina Cotton and A ool i len Fabrics. ALSO, I A complete assortment of rich Dress .Silks, (col- | ored and black,) B mTiasins, Alpaecas, Colored I Muslin*. Ginghams, W hite Goods, Shawls, &c. j <Sce. 'The stock is intended to embrace every arti- ! de in I he I my Good* lino, i Country Men hauls w ill find it lo their advan- 1 It age to examine our stock, as the same iroodsan* I oiFred at adto/esn/e in n>mi< sep >r ite from tic* re- I tail department, and at prices well worthy their alien! ion. Jan. EJ 3m— 91 ~ TO HIRE. A NEGRO BOV, nearly grown—a good liou-re servant, inquire at this office. Jan. IU If 91 I'LOT R AND CORN MEAL* *** $ \ BGLS. (’anal Ff.OER 23 d<>.. liest Country Flour 50 Bushels Lorn Meal For sale low l»y JOHN 11. DOW. Jan. 7 8| SEGA R AND CO E FEE. g BAGS (>rime Rio (T>FFEE 20 hhds St. Croix. I*. Rico and New Orleans Sugar. Jn-i received, and for low by J.ui 7 JOHN R DOW. LARD LAMPS. A SE PP LV of rich and lieautiful Solar Lard j j oia. Lamps, from the factory of Cornelius & Co., | i just received and for sale low by CLARK, RACKETT & CO. j j Oct .29- 2,3 COTTON AND WOOLLEN MAC ill St.- i:v FOR FACTORIES. rRTin: nndcr.-igned having formed a conncrlion a. with one of tlie largest mi l ni"si extensive : Macliine Shop* in tlie I oiled Slates, are prepar- ; | e;l to furnish every d -script ion of Cotton ami Wool- | len .Machinery of the- latest improvement, and in j the best style of workmanship, at the shortest no tice. Samples of the same can be seen at our : shop near tlie IL.il Road Depot. HOPKINS & IIA RDM \N. ! Augusta. Ga.. Jau. 12 8.3 OFFICE STE A JIJiOA'I to. OF GA./ Sav.wmi. I>ecemb-r22, 1816. \ A T a meeting of de* Board of Directoisof ibis Jj*. Corporation, held at tiiis office uu the 21.*t iiist.. it was Resolved. That a'general meeting of the Stock holders beheld ul this office on the 2-;lh ol Janua ry next. A meeting of the s tockholders i* therefore, re- ; quested on tlie day above mentioned at 12 o’clock, | >L. when hn*inesswill l>e laid before them ofim- j portance to the Com any. Ext rat tj rum '/« {'onrtihihri'i rs t\c Sienmhonl Co. 1 ’’Art. .3. When four stockliohi h-dding to- | gether fifty shares, concur in desiring a general j meeting of the stockholders, they shall have power to call one by giving at least thirty' days notice in j a Savanna’n and Augusta newspaper, of the time : and place ofsnch meeting to he held. " Tl e ((iiomm ofa meeting of stockholders shall i 1“ i m . 'oii y of the stockholders, eith r present ! . r pr'sf-*i;cd. who sb;.!l he holders of two-liiiuis i of ihe capita! stock. The President and Secretary of the Gen* -■:,! Board oi Dir> tor*, shall officiate i •It - -Mile capacities fur the m eling us stuck holders. i he terms and conditions of the above article having been complied with, the meeting of stock holders will take place as above mentioned. R. M. GOODWIN, Pres'dl. S. B. C. *>f Georgia. »lep 21 td 72 it) it The i ofiTLT. A N invoice of Harrel’s SHAVING CREAM, and oilier Soaps, with a great variety of Essence* and Extracts, Brushes and Combs, Eau I f u*rrael. ami Hair Dve* Powder B xes an I I’uffs. With a grea 1 variety of other articles of F’oreign i uru! Domes tic manMlacUir-. Jan 19 J. E M\R<IIAEL. fflilFiilmli CONSTANTLY ON 11A ND. A LWAVS HII'OUTING AND >1 \NU FAC- j TTIIIMJ tlie best ami most fashionable ; styles of FURNITURE. I would particularly call the attention of pur- ■ chaseisto Chairs of my own manufacture, the I w rrkmanship of which I guarantee lo stand; if not, 1 return them; likewise all articles of my maim- | facture. Also, on hand a beautiful assortment of WINDOW SHADES AND TRANSPARENCIES, of numerous patterns, and I p r opose to sell for such prices, as will leave no excuse for purchase's. CHARLES A. PLATT’S. Jan. 19 ly 91 ON CONSIGNMENT. i t A FEW splendid patterns ofCANDELABRAS just received. Also, a few choice patterns j ( of Dyott’s Improved Lard Solar Lamps, with < Chimneys ami Globes to tit, always kept on hatvJ. | THsabo'-p articles ■>» i’i be sold very low Jan. 19 9i j e Marshall AU C r1 O N SAL EB. I Mechanics' Bank Stuck. BY V/. !!. JACKSON & CO. On the first Tuesday in February* next,at the low' er market, wid be sold. 23Jsharesuf the Capital Stock of the diet ban ks’ Bank. GEO. W. CRAWFORD, 1 W.M JONES, ‘Trustees. ; 1 T. CLANTON, ) Jan 23 95 15V V* . 11. JACKSON & CO., On the. iir*t Tuesday iu Fetuuary next, at the lower , mark -I h-oi.-e. will be 50.3, ’T\Vn im'prnv'-ii ' •t< I —tween 'A a'k-rand hen wick s; set. near tlie Jail, containing very u';nr an ...erg each O i m- of them i< a variety ol fir*t raie i rini’Trees amt Grape \ it.es. In the yard id this ha is a Well amo ling •’= ■ • • --■it water C’HAivLLS A. L AivD. Jan. 21 td • • ’ sTv ANN \lf AI (TIOX s ALE. Ptco Modi'tru. BV COHEN Jfe r'd’iDLli. On TTlisl) V) . 26th January, at 1 i o’c . Will !■ ■ sold in front of ntir Store. t!»e cargo of the P.irtugu,se 1 " tier Auii/ade. Jo- ■ master, j from Faya I. \tz : 4** hall pipe> i’-co Madeira, tld 1 quarter pipes do. ilo. , Term* uherui. uml made known on Jay * . - Jut. 2J —2 n _ rrr > rff&TTT & fill f-Q IlAVI'a just received a Iff yW new and large stmk olGllLDaiid -o ekh.-’A SILVER W \T( HES. of ih i- ' rn liters, 4S atch Trirnm ngs an : on. :;t - - EERY, OF ALL KINDS: Silver Spue. i..wv . Knives ami Cups; Elated Ware; Waiters, v astius, Candlesiii k* Tea Sets. ( a!;e Baskets. Bri- j tafftihi \V ;iv; Raiuteci and Japantied W alters, ill st-Is. a new sly ie; Table Mats ami Broshes, td a (inequality; Mantle Ornaments, gilt and si vered. with drops; fine Mantle ( locks, in wood a;.«l ttiur ble; a great variety of Fancy Goods. Wmk Boxes, j Bead Bags. Bag ami Purse ( la*ps; (Jilt, silver and steel Beads; Cologne Bottles, silver, pearl, shell, ivory and velv- t ( ard < ases; shell and fine Initfa- In Dressing Combs; Hair Broshes. Tooth Brushes, &c. Six Barrel Revolving PI§'TOI,S. 3 * :••*; another lot us the famed "Eecoultre ’ RaZOll. wit li 2 blades; a good supply also of Rodgers and other mi Re rs; Rodgers, \lechi. ( hapinan. laund ers, **Lecoutre.” ami Emerson Strops; Shaving Creatns/’Guerlain” ami others; Old Naples Soap; choice Lather Brushes; fine Pocket Cutlery,&c. S6PE( TACLES. ’Tlie Perifocal Spectaeles, sold by us, we still recommend, with gretit confidence, to our eus torners. We have a good supply iu gold, silver, ami steel frames, and are prepared lo lit them to ! old frames at short notice. Gold and silver Spectacles, with the ordinary convex glass, for sale ai very low rales, and glass es fi-md to suit I lie sight wit h accuracy- N. B—Clocks and Watches repaired and regu lated with care. Vv atch Glasses, 'Tools aiul Ma terials for sale to the trade at low fates. | o- t 22 j'J i Tid’d TOTAL SPECTACLES. NEITHER THE FRENCH MENISCUS. NOR WUL LASTUN’S ENGLISH PERISCOriC. f»SAO all who experience inconvenience in the u*e JEL of the couiiuon kind of Glasses, and esp»*ci- 1 I ally in uiaht reudims. these Spectacles w ill be f'*umi I a mo.*i valuable substitute; in no case, except w lie re I the optic nerve has been pronounced diseased -have I they failed, when properly fitted, togive satisl’ac- ‘ 1 I*“P. . , No 1 letter proof of tlmir superior merit ecu he : I given to ea< ii individual who may need (...».*• cs than the salisfactinn he will experience in the u e of them. ’These Glasses can be obtained in tl. . nceumy of CLARK. RACKETT As CO., Agents for the .Manufacturers, who have now on hand a good supply in gold and silver frames. Perifocal Glassies filled lo any tranie, j fur any vision. Sit.-etaides in gold, silver and steel, for sale very low by CLARK, RACKET T A: C( >., Dealers in Watches,Jewelry, Btiver W art-, ifcc. may 8 137 lentTTal non;!., . - T ATIIUVS, CEO. .n —1 Tl rs undersigned would au- j a ! 4 non nee to hi< friends uml t he-ifll-.-iiL j travelling public, that he has taken this well known esfuliiislunent. and is prepared to accom modate. in the best n aimer, those wiio may favor ! him w itli their patronage. 'Tlie House is in good 1 order, nml the rooms are pleasantly situated. His I tab!** will lie supplied with every tiling the market ' affords, arid lie has engaged the . -rvices of superior | Looks. In shirrt, il will (>e In* endeavor lo keep the home in such a mm ner us to satisfy al. v\ bo I may call on him. Hi charges will be very mode i rule. W iLE\ B>LLDi*L. Jan 7 mo 3 HI EAGLB IIA LL FOR KALE. j ji__ a The s- 11 !> eiiber h.v ins;some business to ft :■■■■§ settle in Europe, off. . • im remit i, j I Y that W'-il kt.own establislmmnt. EAGLE II \ EE, imlndiug Bar Room ami Grot cries. ’! he j stand is one » i the best in the city, on the corner i lof Jaei.sou an t .. ■• t. icxf t> \\ liso.i s sta • hies. io a man w ifo will pay ait'-ution to lire Inis- j n *s. it will y i 1! a haul * >:n • return. E>r p :.' tilers apply lo JJaTHIaS H. JALOiJS, Jan. IG G 89 on the premises. HmVAIID HOTEL, NEW VOHK. Corner of Ilrotidu'oy and Malden Loue. f_4 THE Subscribers thauktiil for o_.. i 1 2 llie very liberal patronage they * J 9 . ... M bave rec. *v-d iu tbe abuve v ••’. 1,1 _I. Li know n ami exien.-ivc llsiablidirn.-nt lie-, . mst res pectfully to solicit a coirtioUalice of the ,*r me, with the as-iiraucc that as no Hotel m ihe city is ti - tier calculated lo ensure ihe comfort and con venience of its guesls. so at no otln-.p 11 ai • wo! stronger endeavors he ma:uA..tea :.iV.ir.,*oiy, to deserve tlie public favor. THOMAS <52 WHITE. Jan. 3 2mo— 79 POTATOES. Just rcc> it td front the North, BBi.S. yellow POTATOES, for planting m v 3d do. a choice nr •Jc for < a'iog, A LSO, SEED RYE, Seed Oats, Corn and Cow Peas. For sale by SCRANTON <L STARK. Jan I . in 73 1 *a i\ -i k n \ i n * o*. ml wsm® lOESPKCTH LL\ iuvit. s the attention of t’n •* citizins of Augusta, and of all <leu!e s u* an consumers of buying in this market, an ent ; re new stock just opened in the elegant bloc k *,r iron-front stores i recently erected on the north *ide of Broad-street, and known as”M* tcah s Range. "(his store is the lower one ot the block, three doors alnfsc P. M - Gnu's, and three below the Dntj Sr ore of J. E. Marshal, formerly J)r. Wray’s.) where lie is. pre pared to oiler one of the richest and elioisest stocks of Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods ever opened in this city, lie would especially ask their attention to the advantages prepared for the convenience of customers in the extensive charac ter of his assortment, which he intends shall em brace every article 1 hat can he called for under the name of Dry Goods, and in tlie ample room and perfect light toaid in their selection, fur advan tages in buying, for the comfort and convenience of pmchasers, for saving their lime and money, no effiirt has beei. spared, and none will be spared which the interest of buyer and seller can suggest, 1 or an enlightened economy dictate, to make his 1 business in every respect deserving the patronage ! 1 of the public. To his former customers, to whose liberal confi dence and post patronage be has been s*> long in debled far business in another JMate. he >voiiM es- j pccially extend this invitation tu call apoa hi>n at j hi« new I<icnMnn. Augusta, D#*;nabcr 17. J 546. f# PUBLIC SALES. ~ I’osri-oNci) siitvi.in ’s sai.e. Will be ilvl If fore the Eoyrt House door, in Jack sunhoro’, Scriven county. on t first Tieaiay in February next, between the iegal hours of Kile, the following properly, to wit: Joe, a boy, and Caroline, a girl; levied upon * a tin- propi rty <>f Lewis Conner, lu satisfy on* fi. fa, from ihe Superior Court, in favor of Ann £>. Bry an. guardian, vs. I.e" is Comer,and others. Pro perty pointed by the Defendant. EDM I ND B. GROSS, D. Sheriff: Jan 9 *3 Ult iLtiU.'il) SliEUii l-’S SALE. On tiie tirst Toe.-div in I t binary next. will be sold at ihe lower Market House, in tlie city of Augusta, within tb** legal hours of sale, the fol low ing pro' "-tv. to w it ; ■ 4 . ■ iin named Thornton, about— v**»r» A .a Butcher Utilise and Pen, situated l" 11,. art of the city of A UgustsX, Hear tba I);t>in • ! Angn.-ta Canal, and known a« Mor gan’s 1) a* r Pen. Le\ ied on as the property of lit er !' Morgan, to sati-fy a ti fa. on the si;r- r, trtgage issuing from the Infe rior t ■ nd eomitv. in favor of Tur ner Clanton vs f :■’! T. Morgan. Vt j! 1 I \Xi . HIM, Deputy Sheriff. Per. A 55 s<J»s 1 V i % SitPliirrs S VLK. Will lie sold before lb ■ Court House door in tha v illtige of J.ii-K- -ob - ■ on the lir-t 'Tuesday in IM-.n It next, la r : .• l-‘g.tl hours of sale, ■he folio x ing i *r- t I,an I. containing in all three hundred an.l flit l , arms, hounded on the east by lands of Biel a <1 I! ‘irington, south by Briar t ri-ek. and all other 'l ies t>v A. S. Jones; levied on as the property of A illiam f> . Gusseaux, and Mary Herri’iyoi •; mortgage fi fa. in fa '■ r . Jon-s. f rty pointed out by salt! •i. ; - JEFFER <\ HUH LUTS, s. s c. Jan. 22 td Vi Administrator's Sills. On »be fir«t '! : ■ •'••v iii March next, will he sold, at o.v in.i iv t house in the city of An £ usta. The real e Andrew Milt bell, deceased, shinned on .) i 'tiret.in ibis ; ,y. and consis ting of a two c; ■ i Dwelling i louse < f brick . and aI wo story Dw Mg If o Use of wood. The Lot onwhchtlte a addings are situated, fronton Jack-on street Pi »j feet. which w ill he di v ided and sold separately, if required. Sold for the benefit of the heir-of the esiaie. Conditions made Knowu on ilie day of sale. ROBERT WALTON, AdmT, Jan. 12 wttl— &j Administrators' Sale. Will he sold at tlieCtur House, in the County of Early, on the first Tuesday in February next, 'Two tracts of f.arids, belonging to the F.stato of John Fulcher.der’d.. lying in said County of Early, one known by No. 116 in the 13th District, containing 250 acres; the other known as No. 45, in the 11th District, containing 250 acres. r l In* ahov e tracts of [.and sold under an order of lha Court of Ordinary of Richmond County, for thw benefit of the heirs of said Estate. Teriason lb* J NO. C l FI,'EC HER, 1 Administrators. A’ r>v ‘29 wtd 51 Adininistrutor's Sale. I n Tr an order of the Court of Ordinary of Rich mond county,] will expose lor sale on the first Tuesday in February next, at the Court ilousa in Thomas county. Lot No. 169, in the 17;h District of said county, j (formerly Early) containing2so acre*; and on tin* I same day. at the Court House. ill the County of Earl y. Lot No. .in the District of said count y, 1 near the waters of P.u bitta creek, con? <it ing 250 acres. All belonging to the Estate of John! c.- rnick. and sold for the her Tit of Lie heirs ar.i creditors of sab: Estate. a DUN C. n.N . .Vhu'histrator. I Nov. 29 wt.i :>l /. L ■■ ! rvSit n . \\ ill he sold on ti t r.-t Tnt-sue.yin Eehnia rv next, before *b Court Hone door p. Elbert County, T* ' Tow ing pro; r;,• to w it: Two n’ii i fotiriec; acres of ..and, ruur« or less, on n.>i w•• t ers of Vans creek, adjoining lands of Tm mas Johns! .a alii* others. A J.oO, ■ 1 And fort *-I-an tes of Laml.mora or less, on the waters of Heaver dam creek, ad joining lands of B. c. Wa.ll and s liters, at.d know u I a* the Colson tract. AI.RO. C ’ n- u r- d si\iy-|onr acres of f.and,more on the Savannah river, adjoining lands of singleton \V. Alien. Joseph Rneker and others, and know nas the Ki>. er Plantation. This tract of land will be soid in two.separate tracts if thought to be desirable. Ihe 1 . ( going lands sold in con i rmii y to ibe will of Beverly Allen, deceased. '1 runs ut sale made known on the dav. E1 Ni > s V V I!. SMITH, ),, BEV EREV A. 'I I. . i.V, i Lxet utori ‘ Elbert county. November 2'\ 1816. E-D” Ihe < hronieje Seniii «l util please copy the above three limes ueekh and forward litu ac couut to the Executors for payment. n iv 25 <7 A dmin is/rntors Salt'. \\ ill oe sold (H i i.e late residence of Will in m John eon. sr...deceased, in Warren county, on Wed nesday. the 3d of February next, all the perElta l.le projTr ily of fcaid est. ■ ..nsistlog of iiorses. cattle, ho-s, ?ock and fat mules, -beep. I mutation tools, hiack ruitli Voids, house hold and kitchen P rniture, corn, fodder, cotton, &e.&c. J’ertns mi llie day of sale. ] expect A Iso bi rent life latids and hire llie n*s - men. women, boys <uul giris, on the miuui <lay ttntl time. . re ting and hireing to continue from aay t.’ilii ail is disposed of. dec - ’ \\ 11. LI \ M GIBSON. AdmT. ” —i — ' - - iTn in i _r ■■ lh\VfS!)\ k WEAVER'S Inj"t:’?iSivq hire-Proof H ure-llousc. u ■i.lersigneii respect fully inform their frietios and toe public, that they s til! cot it im i & the WARF.-IIOrSE & fOMMTSSICN BUSINESS, aMheirobl Stand on .M’lnto-h Street, w here they will d--iote i!; etr persona! aitention to all iiUsineba entrusted to their* are, * ' r i ■ 1 Storing Cotton ami n’aer Produce, . uae as oilier regular f P’trclm ,(, roceries. Bagging. Hope, <vc., v*. nl be prom... ;y I ded at the lowest market P r! r ’*A WSON & WEAVER. • 1 __ d I? 1 amrmpisiii *S* ) t..-* ; J v i >■-. IV.iREHOt’SF. A M, COMMISSION f RIICJfAXT d ON n\l E THE ABOVE BUSI- v ’ * ' on his oil i i 'oitnl , on tlie first of C next, at the \v r< b t;«e of Stovall fa me US, at w Im-ii nine that ; rn Die dissolved, an .igeuienls iiaxe been made w . a Messrs. An ■ - ' Syieurb 11 oo(ton (to who: \\ arehoutte rented for liie ensuing year,) for storage of Cotton and other produce con-igncd to him. He has ab i engaged the services ol Ids present p:m ner ' r (I. Si vision's. ' : • 1 nug 26 WAiiEiiut'SK ( Commission li I S I V Es S . EN!>!’ B sjt: NED continue In transact W tlie above .i ti -it . nsive FIRE i TO( ►F VV A R FN'; v* i-i I. •■ 1... , son ■sf reel, near the Depot irf the ( feorj, •11 '• .i, and lo ret elve ('ott ,, n ami other cm. . - • j>er Rail RoaJ, without any rharge for <L ij . ■ Tiieirpersonal aitentii e given to the in terest nf their cos-miners i torage and sale *»f ail Cotton and other con-. aeiils entrn‘f*-ii lu their care,ami liberal advances made vvhe.. desir ed on produce in ; lore. D’ANTIGNAC & EVANS. 3?) J y I KK FU ME K V. LUBIX’S CEIsEKR VTI U II ANDKKK. run: F K X T K 4 f Ts. MO.NPEL VS. Il iiiDS, Uuai-.elS and others, crle hr.-sti-tl Tudot atod Swaps, Pninaluin. Cu. log lie water. La vouder a :ue< • Kau Lustral. Ac. wah « ueneral assortment D’ hue Toilet and Fancy Articles Fcr sale hy iIAVILAND, RISLEV Ac CO. o<t 1 J GAiumx Tnd field seed. A f ULL issortnienj of t/tue Orns*. Orchard Arvit*!, X V Wards Grass, red aud whit© (Mover Ab \ ai. *xv!«'ietve jssortnvnt f -s-.-h Garden Se*-d. b!vc « a a;n I, .-uae.! to tljr ,9,..a*r. Wit. U »lAf?v <Vi I ' j