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Iheir readiness to acknowledge that they have i rummiued huge evi'.s upon themselves, is the ■ fact that many of them are now willing to ! vote for a Free Trade man for the next ! Presidency. We look upon the Whig presses j that have lately come out for Gen. Tavior a? promising converts to the doctrines of Free ! Trade. Quite willing as we are to admit that j they are admonished, probably, more by a j jinking cause than by patriotic motives, we nevertheless, joyfully congratulate the State i upon the change, and themselves upon their ! escape from their delusions which obscured ! with a shade of criminal darkness, the love of country, which once they claimed as pre eminently theii own. , ; II is to he hoped that, seeing their errors they are now sincere, and that they will join I the Republican party in recovering the heavy fst glory the State suffered, when her own ! roil- became the willing instruments in the hands of others, to e 1 s tve their brethren, and convert this once proud Common wealth into | a despicable and depr n lent province. The Allies. The Whigs held a great anti-Taylor con vention in A.-htabuia county, Ohio, a short time since, at which speeches were made by Hamlm, Gidd ngs and others, and resolutions j adopted against the nomination, by the Whig I party, of any one who has fought in, or been | connected with the war, or holds to tfie per petuation of slavery, as a candidate for the* I Presidency. The Whig papers of Ohio gen- j erally endorse (.he proceedings. The Ashtabu la (Otiio) JSentinel remarks. •‘1 tie people of this county stand prepared j in say that no man—he he Whig, lie he Gen Taylor, or be he what he may—lie ca/urnf, I under such circumstances, receive any aid in his march towards the Presidential chair 1 horn the people of thia country.’*— -lb. Vein Likely, It is sai l that sever.l hundred copies of I Tom Corwin’s speech, were among the : articles found in iSanta Anna’s trunk alier i the battle of Germ G<>rd >. lh. Appearance of the Potato Disease la Ireland. We copy the following notice from the Liter ol tiie Dublin correspondent of the I T roes. ‘•The weather continue* most propitious, I son I the accounts of the grain crops from all quailets are of a highly cheering na- i tore. There is, however, one draw back to tliis gratifying intelligence, viz; that the i fatal po'afo pestilence has induhi ahlv shown itself in various pa its of the Q ;een’s country, and in the vicinity of the town ot Carlow. Ihe s’alk is described as lonk i ; *g healthy, presenting no external ap pearance of disease, hut on a close ex amination of the root, near theiuher, the disease was quite visible, evidently pio gressing upwa-d. and in a state of trans • lion from a sickly stale to decomposition; and vvnat is moreextrao d narv, the seed whs in seme cases sound, and the stalk green and healthy. This is a had aimurv; ‘ * ' hut it is well to he [tieparod for failure thus eafly, that hopes may not be raised which in all human probability will not i be icalised.” We regret tosav t! at letters received bv us tin's morning from Belfast and : Waterford contain rumors to the same effect; but fromoiher paifs of the country j the accounts are very sansfacm y. U a!f »rds, however, some consolation, even if we arc compelled to anticipate the j failure of 11 1 - crop, that not above one foilrtli of iiie usual amount has been planted; and that the bieadth of land sown j w id, wheat, oats and other cereals is much j greater than that of last year.— Bell s Weekly Messenger, May 31. [Correspondence of the Savour, a’t Republican ] Tattnall County, June 12, 1847. Gentlemen —A tragedy of the most shocking kind w«s enacted in Tattnall county on the 3d hist., the particulars of | which, I give you below. A lad, named j Edward Stephens, about four’een years j of age, having procured a piece of plain j line of about six feel in length, and las- i tended it to a j >i-t in the small log-house, | in winch he resided with his mother and ; only sister, hung himself with it during j their absence front V.ome. Upon her re- j turn, she found the door shut, and upon forcing it, beheld to her grief and aston- j ishment, the h *dy of her only son, sus pended by the neck, and every vestige of life extinct. It is worthy of remark, that the. act is supposed to have been premeditated. Gen, Taylor. The newspapers are squabbling about the old General’s politics. We have never heard him sta’e his creed, Hut we know that he was an original Jackson man. i When Gen. Jackson was a candidate the second time, against Mr. Adams, Gen. Taylor and Gen. Twiggs were stationed j here. They took so active a part for Old ; Hickory, that the leaders of the Adam* \ party remonstrated with the Secretary of * War, and Tavior and Twiggs were han- j ished to the frontiers of Arkansas. Gen. Jackson rec ptooaDd this attachment. — N. O. Southerner. AUGUSTA FIRE COMPANY. A regular meeting of the Company, will be held i jit i post S o’clock. Tills Evening, at the. City j Hall. By order of F. LA.MBACK, ' Chief Engineer, A. F-Co. William Phillips, Secretary. The attention of members is requested to the j ninth article of the Constitution and By laws; and ; it is expected that those members, who have failed to render a sufficient excuse for non-attendance, at the three last meetings, will be prepared to com ply therewith. June 26 3 224 S 3" The Rev. George Howe, I). D., of Columbia, So. Ca., will preach in the Presbyteri an Church To-morrow. The meeting of the Congregation, as announced last Sabbath, will take place immediately alier the morning service. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Thonextraordinary success attending the use of this medicine in diseases of the lungs, and the many singular cures it has effected, haviag natu rally attracted the attention of many physicians, . <r ,n, ltJm ! as well as the whole fraternity of quacks, various j conjectures and surmises have arisen respecting 1 composition; some physicians have supposed | 11 to c °ntam iodine, other ignorant pretenders ! roust contain mercury, and to some such j subs tance they each attribute its singular effica | cy. As such opinions are altogether erroneous, i ant * calculated to preju lice many persons against it, we PLEDGE OUR HONOR thatUcon i tains nothing nl this kind, or anything tfie* least j injurious; on the contrary, it is composed of the most simple substances, the principal of which lire the extracts of tar and wild cberrv hark, and the whole secret of its «fficacy conJ.sts in the j mode by which it is prepared. None genuine unless signed I. BU i'TS,on the wrapper. For sale in Augusta, wholesale and retail, by 11 A VILA NIJ, RiSLL V & CO., and also by I THOMAS BARRETT & CO., and Dealers in Medicines generally in Georgia. . uue 22 -f3 222 Sand'* Nar*apuriila, Among tlie numerous discoveries of the nrosent age one has recent y been made, having for its object the relief of Raftering disease and pain j Sand’s Sarsaparilla has brought health and | renewed vigor to thousands through our land, l who have given ample testimony to its real worth, j tind all t.-oise who t>re still suffering from diseases o. tlie blood vitiations of the humors generally, such as Scrofula or King’s Evil, Rheumatism and Incipient Gout, Salt R'.tcu n and other cu taneous diseases. Fever Sores. Internal Absceses, Fistula, Chronic Catarrh, Ulceration of the Throat and Nostrils, pain,ul A flections of the Bones, Chronic Inflammation of the Kidneys, ■ Female Derangements, General Debility and Prostration of the System, and various other maladies will, by a timely use of this valuable remedy, bo completely n stored to health. For further particulars and conclusive evidence j of itssupeiior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, i which may be obtained of agents, gratis. Prepared and sold, wholesale and ret ul. by A. B & D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 , ..e | e ulton, corner of William street, New-York.— Sold al»u bv, iIA VIE AND, RIS BEY & CO., Augusta. And by Druggists generally throughout the United States. Price $1 per bottle, or six buttles for -55. 1222 June 22 Ho! Ho! you're ure iie.ting Huai, are yon? Well that is a misfortune and not a crime; but to 'remain bald , when so line an opportunity of fers to restore your hair, by a faithful and liberal use ot JAYNES HAIR TONIC, is but little short of crime. This valuable preparationn ex cites the scalp to a new and healthy action, cleanses it from scurf and dandruff,, prevents the hair from failing oft', cures those eruptive diseases w ich often appear on the head, and in a ma jority ot cases produces a fine growth of new hair. It also gives the hair a rich and beautiful appearance, urn quailed by anything of the kind. “IS THIS 31E DIET \ E !»» YY e claimed the other day, on tasting some of June's lonic Vermifuge. It certainly lias none of tha naseous ft ivor. which one associates with the i lea of physic. Chil Iren consider ii quite a treat, and in taking it their palates are gratified, and their health recston d at the same tim< Jane's Tonic Vermifuge not only destroys wonns, but carries off the mucus in which they aie im betiib.'d. and effects a radical and permanent cure, j Every msther knows the prominent «,\mptoms ot | worms, such as voracity and. leanness, fetid j breadth, grinding of the teeth during sleep, pale ncss of the lips, itching of t ie nose, Ac., but there is other indicia not so generally recognized. A dry cough, dull eyes, enUigement of the abdo men, and many other symptom- common to other diseases, frequently denote the presence of worms, ft their existence is even su-pected, the VermL fnge should be administered, because it can do no harm in any cusp, ane may do incalculable good. Prepared only by Dr D. Jayne, Puiladelpbia, and sold on agency by. W. K. KITCHEN, Augusta. June 25 215 {KT HR. J. A."s. MILLIGAN will at tend to the practice of Medicine and Surgery, in Augusta and its vicinity. Office in Metcalf’s Range, up stairs. Entrance one door below Mr. J. Marshall s Drug store. June 13 6rn 2!o STEAMBOAT CO3I PANY OT OilOll «IA. 57?“ This Company having been re-organized and placed in an efficient state for service, are prepared to seed forward without delay all freight that may offer. Goods consigned toYVM. P. YVJULI \M', Agent at Savannah, will be forwarded free.of Commis sions. The connection of R. M. Goodwin with this Company has terminated. JOHN B. GLTEU, June 6 I—X’ Agent at Augusta. COMMERCIAL. latest dates krom llv ea poo L:; JUN E 4. LATEST DATES FROM H \ v RE. UNE 2. I Correspondence of the Baltimore. I'atnvt.] Sty Magnetic Telegraph. NEW YORK, June'22, 2P. M.- -The Flour market continues very dull. Sales of some 8000 to 10,000 bids. Gem sec were made to-day on tlie r spot at 57.25, wit it rather more buyers than sel lers; some small parcels have been taken al i 3ip Southern Flour is held at £7,75, but no i sales; Ohioil >. sold at s(!.B7§ to 7. Corn Meal 1 $4,75 to 4,93|, according to quality, with sales; i R> e Flour held at £'G SU--no sales. | Sales to a considerable extent of Ohio red and , mixed Wheat at 172 a 175 cts.—about 20,000 | bushels taken. Prime Genesee on the spot ■ brought 180 a 185 els Some 30 000 bushels yellow Corn were taken ; at 99 a UK) cts. While brings a few cents more. : R\'e is held at 112 a. 115 els. per bushel; Oats 54 a57 cts, with sales. Whisky 3i a35 cts. per gallon. The Cotton market remains firm though the transactions are limited, but the advance main tained. The weather to-day is pleasant; our city pre sents its usual driving bustling appearance. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVAL FROM CHARLESTON. Brig Tileston, Burlingame, Wilmington, IN. C.) SAVANNAH, June 24.—Arr. steamer John Randolph, Creswell, Augusta. Cld.srhr. Memphis, Snell, Bath, Me. CHARLESTON, June 25—Arr. Br. ship Com merce, Jones, Liverpool; C.L. ship Columbia, Rob inson, N. Y’ork; brig Calender, Wylie, St. Marks; »chr, Taranto, Grant, Mill Stone Point, 'Conn. V ■--■'** II ifip -ir iir I -^lf s CM. brig ToWfr,Grntham. Matanzas; si firs. Ma i r | il > Keed.N. \ orli; Hosannah Rose, Ruse. Boston; j Gratitude, Daly, Philadelphia. VV ent to sea brig Ark, Johnson, Havre: Sp. bri® s Pha-nix, Sora, Trieste. 1 , uuwwa,,,,,a„ . celebration of tee it a jily. undersigned a ('« uqniitlee uI the Augus . ra Artillery (Guards, appointed to make ar 1 rangerneuu to celebrate th 4th of July, would l) - to meet the Committee from any other body. Lieut. VcLAUGIILIN, ) LE \ BY, > Committee, t “ ZIN NE. ) By order of Capt. James Adam. B. LAMB, Secretary. June 2d 1 v>2s li ITUS, BATHS. 1 | P \ i'h.N T HaTHS, recently ordered j Si have been received. Those who have or r ! dered will caikearly, otherwise they willbedls i l«*'ed of. C. A. FL A PP. June 2d 2 226 DU AYS, DBA VS. ! A LL persons running DRAY’S without a Li ■ -V cence, are notnied to take on a licence for j the same forthwith. FOSTER BLODGETi ! June 25 _ 3 Mir-h.l. OGLEFHOitn: L ViVi) FOR SALK. , fpAHE subscriber, wishing to move olT'-rs ® his LAND and MILLS for sale. The tract lies on the waters of Falling Creek, and contains about fourteen hundred acres. Between three and j four hundred acres of the upland have been • i cleared, and about one hundred and fifty acres of ; 1 bottom land on the Creek, a part of which has | been lately ditched and is now in cultivation. | t here is upon the premises, a good Two Story 1 | Dwelling House, and all other necessary out build ing*. A well of excellent water, and a good sup ply of water fur .stock on every pari of the planta tion. The Fills a re. in g >od order for grinding ("orn, or for the manufacture of the best quality of f lour, and are doing a good business. The subscriber deems it unnecessary to give I more detailed description of the premises in tins j advertisement, as he is persuaded that no one would buy without viewing them. He therefore invites those who may wish to purchase tmeh pro perty in this part, of the countrv. n> call and ex amine f<r themselves. M. VARNER, Jr. June 23 w —l 223 H VRPS. r 8 ’ Uron 4 way, \evf Vc: k. HT F. iiROW.NK. AL.ker and Importer, in ti? » vile- the attention of admirers of this de lightful instrument to his la-ge and elegant selec tion, comprising everv variety of the most splen didly finished and plain descriptions oi brilliant toned DOUBLE-U TION HARPS, ever offer ed to their notice, in Tone. Touch, elegance and style of finish, certainly unexcelled. Harps re -1 paired, Strings, Mu-dc, &c. <C.c. A list of prices and descriptions forwarded per single postage. — i “Every la. y should lx; a little familiar with this 1 truly elegant and fashionable drawing room instru ment. at once a proof of refined musical taste; is a most delightful accompaniment to the voice, and ; displays the graceful proporii ms of nature’s h andi crafts to the greatest advantage. Mirror Critique. ‘•Mr, Browt.eV Harps are by far ihe most bean- I tiful vve have ever seen, and in tone tic-re is an extraordinary addition of sweetness, purity and power. " — C/iariestcn ('ourirr. J. F BROWNE & CO. London ami New 'fork, 1810. j Orders received an I enquiri -s may be made of J. SIEGLINC, Charleston, S. C. I June 20 Into 221 A GLORIOUS Tit! I AIPII ! Truth needs tin Boastings. CTITIZENS of (he U. States, with pleasure I in- J form yon of the great success of Humphreys* Fever and Ague Fills thron-rhoiit Georgia, South I Carolina, Florida, Tennessee. <tgc. Lp to the Bth of flie present month I have had fair hundred and wighty-three cases of this distressing complaint, and out of this hug- number 1 have failed only in four cases, and 1 can safely say the failure i- on j therrnwri side, and not mine. This medicine is now found in all parts of this and the adj doing ; States, where it is recommended by the most re i spectable fVtmili- s. and the best recommendation i-, it is proving itself to he an infallible remedy for Fever and Ague. Jt is mv own discovery, and is one of the best medicines ever invented fur this 1 dreadful disease—curing in twelve hours. Pre | Oared and sold uulv in Savannah by Splendid commissions given to Agents w ho v\ ill i sell this infallible remedy in the Southern Suites, where something of tfte kind ip wanted, which will prove elTectual. Aridress the Proprietor, cor ner Bay and Drayton-streets, Savannah, Ga. \g- nts now appointed— < hotwell A- Gilbert, Macon; Dorsey A: Knott, Griffin; I’. A. M- ies. La i Grange; Weister & Epping, Colutubu.-; V\ K. KIT( liE N, Augusta, j June 13 4 220 RICHMOND FACTORY GOODS. 1 ESAiIE un iersigned continues the agency <if tins j 3 establishment, an ! now otler for sale OsN A ; BERGS, STRIFES, YARN and TWINE: also a very superior article ot NEGRO CLOTH, made from the best Wool of the country. We invite the attention of planters and dealers to this article,- Wool purchased or taken in exchange lor these goods. adams, Fargo a ro. June 22 luß LINEN GOODS. BTOIIN P. SE I ZE. (;:is Just received thecheap est assortment of LINEN GOODo, ever of fered in this market, to w it: 1-4. Undressed Irish Linens in whole and demi pier s, U-S. Fine and heavy Pillow Case Linen. 6, ju, li and 12-4, Linen Sheeting, some very fine, M, 9 and 10-4, Single and double Damask Table Diaper, 8-4, Barnsley Diaper, 8-4. unbleached Diaper, 8. 9, 10-4 unbleached Table Cloth* Bird’s Eve Diaper, Long Law n, Slate and Grass Linen, White and colored Drillings, White and brown Hollands, Bleached and unbleached Russia Shcetifig, French and Irish Linen Check*. Russia and Scotch Diaper. ( rash and Crequila 4-4 Burlaps and Osnabnrgs Linen Cambric Handkfs. at 124 cents and tip wards. Grass Skirls Bleached and unbleached Linen Socks 1 Bleached and unbleached Towels with colored borders. Huckaback Dowlas G-nts, Linen Gloves. A general and exten-tve selection of FANCY and ST VPLE GOODS, worthy the attention of customers generally. March 26 148 ENTIRELY NEW. SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES. JOHN BRIDGES, FASHIONABLE DRAPER AND TAILOR, Next door below I . Staffs Hotel, Broad-St. fS > 11E Spring ami Summer styles just receiving Al of CLOTHS, Eas-imeres. Drap D’Ete, plain and figured; Mixed and Drab Cashmerettes, Drills, Vestings, Fancy Articles,Trimmings, Ac. for gentlemen’s wear. Under Vests for ladies. The public are respectfully invited before or dering their garments elsew here, to examine the above Slock, which they will find to comprise the very best selections that can be made in the New York market. N. B.—Making and Trimming as usual, in the most fashionable manner. March 26 148 SUGAR AND COFFEE. li BAGS prime Rio COFFEE 20 hhds. St. Croix, P. Rico and New Orleans Sugar. Just received, and for low by Jan 7 JOHN R. DOW. 1 FOR SALE. A BAGATELLE TABLE, in pond order, 1 /tsL one of the best in the city- It will be sold a bargain. Apply at this office. June 19 # 220 ’ YMTANTED TO HIRE, a NEGRO GIRL, ; Yw 12 or 13 years old, to mind a child. Apply al this office. June 20 ———f - niii n mm I. l 1 GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERIES! 5 J- W. MAURY &. CO.. SUCCESSORS TO I J. B. (BtUBUKV A «J«., JI.IY.UJ liKS. • j EXTRA CLASS No. 26. By Alexandria Class 34, June 20, 1847. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 75 Numbers—J3 Ballots. r 30,000 DOLL’BS. 620,000! 6 ? 0,000! §5,000! 63.500! $2,- 3001 §2,285! $2,000! 25 OF Si,(R)i >I A e., ac. Lowest 3 Nutnbei i’nxe §200! i ickets §U), shares in proportion. , ‘ “ I , CLASS No. 30. By South Carolina,Class No. 26, July Ist, 1547. SALES CLOSE THURSDAY. SPLENDID SCHEME. 78 Numbers-—lt Ballots, r sl'd,odo: 8 1,0 )0! S2.itr»f D25r2U of §1.000!-C(i '1 ic kel.s U—shares in proportion. CLASS? NO. 23 ( 1 By Monongalia, Class 25, June 24. 1817. t sales close Saturday at noun. • I Si ■■lend id Scheme. ! ! H 1 IMIS IT §3,000! 1 0f52,500! $1,577! 5 of.$1,000! Tickets $2 —shares in proportion, j For sale ny JOHN V. MILT.F.N, Agent. Ofiposite the .Masonic Hall. i 92TOrders from the country proiapll v ittendet j to. June 25 Tll sy ® p* M n I u h £ , in 11 m if- MI i s i t J ilw J (; EO R G I A LOT TE RIKS. 1). I s VINE A CO. M WAGERS. Sales close Saturdav. Grand Consolidated Lottery. Ct ass No. 25, Extra, for 1817, 30.000 BOLIFMB. ALSO 50 PRIZES OF 61,000. 75 Numbers—l 2 Ballots. Wholes only ss shares in proportion. Sales Close Tuesday at Noon. MAMMOTH SCHEME. Grand Consolidated Lottery. CLASS NO. 26. 75.000 DOLI/RS.I DIVIDED INTO 3 prizes of $25,000 each, I of s 10.00"! 20 of $1 503' 20 of $1,250! 20 of SI,OO ! Lowest 3 Nos. $500! Wholes $12 —shares in proportion. SALES CLOSE TUESDAY. Georgia Literature Lottery. Class No. 39. for 1817. Drawn „t Savannah, June 30th. j 4,000 HOLLARS. $1,000; S6OO. Ac. <fec. 75 Numbers—l 3 Ballots. W boles only sl,halves 5 ’c.,ii k on jiackages quar li rs only S'J,SO. For sale by F,. H. FEZ A NT, \pent, 32?“ Orders I'rom the country will m-.-t with prompt attention if addressed as above. (June 25 A CARD. I T. F. C LEVEL AN D*having temporarily 1 .M.l? fr<»m the practice of his proses ( sion, i would inform the citizens of Augusta and the public generally, that 1 have formed a connec tion with lih former copartner, J.\o W. Spf.ar, ii. i the practice of DENTAL Si RGERY’. r i'be bu ; sines.- wiil he conducted under the firm of Cltve ■ land 4' Spear. Office Broad-st., over Aldrich A Green’s shoe store. J NO. A. CLEVELAND. Fch. 18 __ if- 117 NEW ICE HOUSE—ELLIS STREET. rgIHE Subscribers respectfully inform lheirp.it i rons and the puSilic generally, that they will furnish fee at the same rates as ihe Jackson street i Company, viz; 2 cents per pound by retail. 11 cents per pound by 10U pounds and over. Terms Cash. All orders from the country at tended to with punctuality and despatch. WM. HAINES, A CO. ; May 30 2u3 CANAL PLEASURE BOAT. rWYHE subscriber, having built a BOAT for the i -E- purpose of conveying Ladies and Gentle j men up and down the Canal, takes this opportu nily of in forming the public generally that the boa* is now ready for the accommodation of the public. Fare FIFTY' CENTS.—Children and servants half price. sfTr Parties of not less th in twenty , desirous of taking a trip on the 1 Canal, can do so by applying, twenty-four hours previous to the time they wish to go, to Mr. H. K. FiIILFOT, Corner of Broad and Centre-sfeets or to 11ERBERT STALLING 3. June 12 ts 113 WARM SPRINGS, Merriweather County, Beorgia. STAKE pleasure in informing my friends and tlte public generally, that the above fashion able and celebrated WATERING PLACE, will |be under r ny entire management and control this I season. I shall open the House on the Jirst day of 1 June, for the reception of visitors, and hope from 1 my long experience in business, to he able m sus tain the well known reputation of the place. I have thought proper to reduce the price of Board, Board, Lodging, Bath, «Ve. per month, - tg2<> i Children and Servants, “ “ half price. . Board of Horse, - “ “ $lO JOHN C. MANGHAM. I Warm Springs, May 6, 1847. j June 1 ml 204 * WARM SPRINGS. ! rgIHE present proprietor of these Springs fakes l y this occasion to inform the public, that the Mill Pond near that place, which was thought to produce sickness there last summer, was abated on the 6th of April last; therefore no danger is to be apprehended on that account. JOHN C. MANGHAM. I June 15 116 j NEW GOODS FOR GENT’S. WEARk zfiASIMERES of fancy colors, and Blae. i hr el Ta and Ca hmarette j Super VV tTite Russia Duck for jiants j Linen Drillings, cheeked, plaid and striped Cheeked Linen Coatings.'Tweed Coatiqgs Cotton and Linen Cheeked Goods, for boys wear Silk and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers Brown Cotton I Hose, Gloves, Handkfs. Suspenders, Silk, Cashmere and Marseilles Y'est ings. With every description of Goods, in our line to i which we invite your attention. I BOWDKE & CUVGETT. j April 17 * 167 • GE # t»IGIA LAW REPORTS. REPOu j’S of Cases in Law and Equity argued and determined in the Superior Court of the State of Georgia, in the year 1846, by James M. Kell 7, Slate Reporter. Price five dollars. For r sal® by THOMAS RICHARDS. March 16 139 wiil be made to the Honorable the Inferior j Court of Richmond County, when sitting as a ' Court of Ordinary, Ft leave to sell one House and . ! Lot, on the corner of Ellis snvci and a cross street | better known nr the corner lot at O ven’s Pump. I having a front on Eili- street about 120 feet and runnmg back South about lit) fee;; belonging to the estate of the late John .Morrison, and sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate DANIEL MOK BISON, Adm’r. June 26 226 BROUGHT TO JAIL. t? 5 BROUGHT to the J.iil of this Conntv on yA the 1m in-t.,a Negro man who says his X in:me is ROBERT, and that he belongs to Dr. Robert Wiggins, of Mi n:g» nt ry, I co.. As t , having been sold to him by .Mr. ]>. VVar ! ren, of Augusta. Said negrti is about 25 tears of age, dark complexion, 5 feet lO or 11 incites high, und weighs about 150 lbs. The ovt tier is notified to enm ? forward, prove property, pay charge* and take him away, < r he will be dealt with a* the law directs. £5“ The Chronicle will ptihii-hed the above tri weekly.and the Milledgevilie Federal L nion ,veek ' ly, until forbid,and forward th> bills for payment. R. 11. VICERS. Jailor, June 25 f— 225 £SO REWARD, U maw ay from the snlwcriher, living on yA Flint River, 10 miles South West of ’Th. masti ii, Upson co., Ga.. on Sunday, mLm* the 13th lost., without cause, U negto boy by the name of .MACK, who is no dofjbt making hi- way ba> k toGuiltord. N. C. 1 bought Mack tills year from a Mr. Weatherby. a negro trader. Alack is an intelligent, shrewd Negro, copper colored, well made, weighing 140 or 15 ; pounds, plump, round forehead. He earned <fl with him and olive cloth coat, pair of boots, white cotton shirt and breeches, and an old fur cap. He is 6 feet 4to G inches high. Alack can lead ate. no doubt write. 1 will give s:>o for bis apprchensioti and proof n convict any white man that Alack was inveigled off by him, or twenty dollars for Macks detention in Jail. JOHN T. SNIPES. Thomaston, Ga.. June 17. 4c Juiu 29 3EL LAIR TKAIV- GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. J~L,I A SPECIAL TRAIN w ill be ru between Augusta and Bell Air fr> ; j )5: h u» October 15th. 1 aving At gusta dailyCStinday’s excepted) at 6i o’clock, P.AI ' and Bel-Air at7 o’clock, Al. Season 'J’icket. for one person. £25 (■:) Season ’Ticket for a Family of three, in cluding sen ants. 55 C Season i n kel for a Family of four, inclu ding servants, G 5 C Season i inker for a Family of five, inclu ding servants, 72 5 Season 1 icket for a Family of six, inclu ding servants, 77 Season Ticket fora Family of sown, or more including servants, SO I Single trip, I June 6 2DJ GEORGIA RAIL ROADT : .7*} -“A After May 2fi;ii,a PASSENGER CA i /.V will be attached to the Freight Tr; from Union Fo’mt to Augusta, ev. I Monday, and from Augusta to Union Point i Thursdays. J Franspurmtion Office G. R. K. and B C. ( Augusta, Ga. .May 22J, 13 47, \ I May 3 fr (IEOH GI V RAIL ROA D. "“*7l On and afii r April 21st, 1817, l i Passenger Train will leave Augusta a. LEZZII* o’clock, P. M. r l ranspo. iation Office (C f{. R. A; B. Co. Augusta. April 20th, 18-17. 170 SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. ) On and after the 2(*th inst-, aSF CIAL TRAIN for pas-,(-ng'-r« will i —22 between Hamburg and Aiken. leave as follows, viz; To leave liambu g, , 5i P. ’ i “ ” Aiken, . . 8 v. M . J. Al AG HATH, Agen May 12 188 FOR S VLE OR TO RENT. £. 'Thiit well known and eligible Inraf- - j ; -U YV AKEIIOI SE on the corner of 4re Jg£i j£ «l .and Campbell streets. It is ronvetii r :o the Rail Road and near the centre of bnsirc At J- G. Winter’s f 111- June 17 ts 118 I KAN KID N I i f>USE. a _ ~i The Subscriber would announce t TiU ;‘J2 former visitors, and the public gener jg- ,ti»at this commodious establishmc now ready for the accommodation of boarden transient persons. The rooms and passages large and airy, finished in the Inst style, am; nished with every facility for convenience comfort. 'The building itself is unsurpasst my in the Slate, and the proprietor pledges self to spare no pafns or expense to make a. I who may favor him with a call perfectly at home. As a summer retreat, Athens is unequalled by any in ihe up-country. The subscriber oilers every in ducement, both in terms and accommodation, to ill w ho are si eking such a place, to give his bouse their patronage- W. L. MITCHELL, Athens* C*. June 5 4c 2UB THE SARATOG A OF THE SOUTH anr a s Madison Springs, Georgia- 31 fev J TIIIS F A Slll ON AB LE WA-U ' ■ . I Is-rjiH Pi,ACE, will be re-. 4 ojvio d Tin the first day of June. 'j’he Proprietor is now finishing a large buildini with a Dining Room 4U by 92, Parlor 4b by 10 feel and a number of Cool Rooms, &c., and a promt tiade of 14 feet wide, in a tw o story colonade, nea four hundred feel long. D A MEL MORRISON. Madison Springs. April 30. June 4 tfin 2'17 NOTICE. Strayed or stolen from the stable < , the. subscriber, one and a half milt M zi,. from Alaeon.on the 5 it itist., al.ir hav Mare. sor 6 years old this spring. This in a is with foal. Her rieht lurid foot is white, :.nd ( the knee j >int has a sear occasioned by a hnrt.- No other marks r-colleCted. 1 will pay a liher arid satisfactory reward to any one that will brh her home, or if stolen, will pay Fifty Dollars f herdellvery with sufficient evidence to convict t thief. She was raised in Virginia, and has proba bly made her way, if nut stolen, in the direct! of Augusta. H- BASSE I T June 22 tut 222 1,1 V X Xi V (TAI J J. THF’ undersigned respect- . r fit!!y informs the pnlilic that he has leased the old stan 1,-* well known as J. B. Guedron’s LO A Eli- ST BLES, on Ellis-treet, and would be thankful f share of patronage. R. A. WATKINS' May 14 —lB i S2O K EWAKD. Ranaway from the Subscriber at F yek Mile Branch. Barnwell District, Srn Carolina, on the 111 It inst.. a negro 1 immed JUNE, a carpenter. June black man, stout fellow, about 5 feet, JO o inches high, with full heavy eyes and incline lie red, am l stammers; between 25 and 34 y of age. The above reward will he paid for delivery to the Jailor «f Augusta, where I well known, or $lO fur his security in any o jail so that 1 get him. ISAAC TAYf.O! __ May 13 189 YVASIIINGTON AND NF-W OK LEA TELEGRAPH COMPANY. fBYIIE Subscribers to this Company are he II notified that a payment of 20 per cent their subscriptions will be required on the day of June next, and another payment of 2t cent on tiie first day of August next, to mee demands of the assignee, who is rapidly prog • ' ing in the construction of the line. The money may be paid to Ecward Tho , ; Esq. Augusta Geo. B. B. FRENCH, j W.W. SEATON, » Trustees DAN. GOLD. ) Warhington City, May 21, 18 YJayJfe ts 1 iM tu. Ad m ini it ra to r' ■ So U. WAR he jo! ! b< U>n th- four; JLnt - door, in Mur ray county, on tae first I'a -.J-i.- in September m-xt, between ht uwini h.mrs , 4 f,. One holf of L i N>• tv. h „~j f.,r:y-five, (2 >j i>* the ninth (iMi)distiiet, and third (3d) sec tion of said c jinny, it hen g eighty acres Sold a-t tbe prctwrty ~f Matthew J--t,es, late of Burk® countv, Af.IX.N IN M ,\N. 'I . , . JHiTCiIEL B. JONES, s t;m r *' Juno 24 527 hIUDIO.M* SHERIFF** SALE. 1,1 ‘ 1 i- ' ! ! ■ in July r.t ii. i\. : i in sold, at t te iuuer market hou-c in the city of Au^ti-u, L<i! H ba-0 iiotira oftaie, the fo&uvxiog property, to wifi (JA A ' *■ ' s tca!a Sow Jin, -itu«*e et.d being at. ' J ru ‘ ; vr Spirit creek, M-nr th-. >u\::nnah river «ii tie (-utility of Richmond. Sud Steam Saw 'dill muaferm Gilds adj uning Limb .*' That-as ! 'tc.- -r-uu Collins an ,] T-om'. f,e- i ■ »! . pro , rtjr of Adam S. Nt-who»i«.»-. to rat ii; (low i ■ ex. euii.-no issuin' fr- m the s- r ( onrt of 1 Ktiiro mi CMitiiy, to fav»»r ofJul, , U V. L -ehonie v- Adam S. New house, ISukr at Hart w. ih« ! same. ■ ar {he safrre tint-- and pine . will he sold, A that Lot nr parcel of !.ami. mmiu lying and :t ‘K m, Richmond county, ron min nig one hundred i-r -in ->r* or I*--?., and lu; ■u . ih M.-a-luw tract) !i|j<doing land* of B. H. We.-Ten. John Skiu nvr, tue »-state of 31a-tha Fury, deceased, ami ’ ’' 'o Lcvie ;on as- ti-o pop* My o \i;gu*ica 2. (, ngetreei, to safi-iv si fi. f.i. buniru IT- tn it*c Su perior < curt ot 1’• -hii!l fount’, in j- , : of tho Justices of ihe luferiur i onrt of ivH-ho- md count?, • - • 'thc >;.- Ao. vy Willi mJ. ti.-hhv, Senr , (’ ri - T>L f’ Iwar.J ; minus ~t.d \ igus* Uft B. < a, ... „ urui-.s. AARON I.OIT, Sheriff. n j"; j • 2(»8 snE!tirr»s salr. sJn the - -r Tuesday tn July n< xt, wifi he sold , at . hi- Ahtrket Ho nee. in tl.e citv of Au - i-'n w .lldn Tie h-<ral h urs of sale, the foil jvv - iii7 uropei t' . to v\ it : Ali tl at tract or pan-el of Hand/situate, lying w '* ; >•; -ftr i i the county fHu ! uu -nd. cnntahlit g 1 ur*-«* i t-d ior-y ar •■■?. mo re or h‘*<, ad - J jlniny finds <>f (Jeorv W Tn. h itjorrin, tfio (•-•or-rt i Ki.il U-md d ' i■ i, (’ : ;* ».j.» 3 3tfs. (it I ut.-d drs. Brown; I- led on as,die pf'-porty ol vi i Ihtniel AlafioHey, to s.i'isfy .a fi fa pa the fore* 'h’-'.r- m ;■■■ '' ; , i ->r: a h ~> ;!,■■ : 'iper.or , 1 u r l of Hi dimoinf county, in f.Vor ol Chariei. J : Den ■ Daniel ‘-I ’. . A so, at th-» s-ttne lime and pia.-t*. v?ill he sold siir -.- ' uni r d and ninety ssir-ks Salt; levied on pa Hie ps- m-rtyci'V. illiam H. Gm«}<>.., to satisfy a tiA ti. c • in;; fr'-rn the Superior < nun of. Km imn nd Trn-1 Conunfiy is, William U. Gordon. • ", 'As -me tune and'id:we. will be #r Ih;!i 1. a*. • w orn in, a ><>ut »(Xrears of ugc. v ! -r chiij Jacob, a lion* one y efet old; leided on ft’i the property of John Trowbridge, to .satisfy sun dry a ii. far issuing from tbe Justices Cour' cl ily 'ilsi f ■;-i, -.a of Richmond n itnty, m favor 1 ia\ifanJ. U.-!-*■. A’( o. vs. J ) Troxvbriil-jy.-~- iiiauc*at< ' on: taldfl^H WILLI A M V. KCH. 1 ' |,r,f> * _ " Ib’puty Siierßl'«.. C, iI.K. Gil be s.-ld be lor * ti Cuifr? Huu-o |u : . uchron tiori <■ 1 the first Tuesday if» Angi/st .mpxi. be tween the -js:r.' !.oo s t t Side, the follow-tog 1 \o il i.s *- urr< Lntf*'utttl |f.-ds in t.hv vis g» of Jucliom. wiroTkn. ivn'has. Lot A-- now o<-<-u;.ied by Hmoh Freeman. bohoefed i ;■ : i. i ' j li«* ktteet, t- .nth bv b>t-nL . ic- tiTanf l.Vieif 1 »on as the p'operty <T ?i Kryatj. dscH«r-. o. to • s t, Jion- 1,. fa in fa lor of Tie Lifcrlo; Ccmrt s-t ■ ■ *■ tu.;;-and >UtoJn, . ' . ELOILND E,tsfeOJS, v. s. v r> June 13 ■ ‘’■ ‘ iK V< -v n lIKS hi I I’i* ;r t -Aa' SA I wdl (»< sol i, on the first Tuc-d i v in Inly ayxt.h® fore : te i ourl House u*»or tn W a- T-r’Ann, WAir reu county, within the hgfrf jjuo.-a c-i a.iie thi to I N-‘gro Man 1 y 'he norrie of WUlfata,about 2-4 yea - age, ol yellow voa.;- on, a pond ha .- ■: • > • . !■ 1 r. » good d,rtV»t. ,;Rie. < le vied on rus the f Crtid T. I/*A est. to ’uttt J, [ivofi, fitf*. bluing fmm Ihr Warren Inf-rtar T’ortri. against w. tun inn r'trFim Douglilf*; for Use of Kbem-v.'-r 4V H'dfgUtv'. A L GUbTLaS N*7 KLBEK ■ a-’ ~ d, on iHe first Tuesday in July next, , ht-fort tfi court hoi)** cl ■>- m. Clberton. Fine,i count), within she usuil hpun] lw following property, to wit : ; I N-..Toes, vi/,; .Maly, r ■ rfi >rt, 17 pars id ■ ‘ci'i'-'s, : boy, it> ; ■ '"Vc; Jccc.-.a hoy , • .o'-'aff 2.5. a. they, v girl I * VV vati, i b iy..1(l; > - liamlv. h giri, libs.a Ijo>, 1: i’ Iy. a v.imau, ; *• Mary, a «i|, 12; 1 Bu ll: "J b! d i Sc- t :a-» and Book Case; • 1 afstcads; 27 \ -il.s; 1 t .Books; 1 TaM* «» « F: T- J Sidehortrcb; .’id lurfs-f ] Fold?nfc Taft . -.- H-e-s-u.i* T.-bi-s;. :t picbfirs *fd *■ 7 m if Bowls; 5 i , 1 Vi * ' ■ ■ - ■ ; i v.-i U.t -f If Fm'lu-i' Bees, S'-Jyf d- :-, 10 Straw Be s and Maur;. sc ; 3 Oipbourda, 2 Bock *-usea, -in;->; 2 Tavern' •■■d'a; 31 Piiiovxe; lot ofSbovei a*. 1 Tot.es, AtuLfons and Pt ndt-r.-; j ! lot <>s l 'rocs•;ry Wn;c ! !'•! o f Si!v-r Wi-.r;*: I lot • * <>i.ss War*: 1 lotufTraiilu ao'HI »es; i ir-c of : > • ,1 lot ofCoffeic.; i lot t»» j o; lot of Flour, ,rr> !. iM 1 lasses; jk> ?*f.N »i •; 1 1m ui' Mo*'.-; it ot Sait; 2 W?vp- Bnokeu.; I Dfci; I n>r ct .»{ -ilic’ia-; a fi-nci t'- >*i l-fy • ■•; d 'Tranks, ; <-i r.iairung i’apefs; I CTics;; • }<* AVheG, 1 it of various ur-ides of 'ivauisf--- : I.levied on as the r ,|V ;iy o? »j •ry f)l> ; ” A- ' of i'l iji ii ■ : , •:■ to m ■ ■ . i fieri Sq i< r Court >n lav.nr Os .Gplha V. Karri- , .ad.ii'r , dtt. vs. M.iiy ,fc !H-cr v m'r. <:-C Thor. O’iv-er. h- cihsa, 'uxl lan -x other ft. fat. i*s. same, r ■ .Arc. .<i lby I ihi-’S .'L-ver ■ 'fup'Tty poird- -I ■ ■ v 1-1 Os tv err Not hi - r ■■ l be received tu i j> ; n*~t of ihe ab-Vb !ev’cc{ ,r<.:-:rty but Specie or i'ltrv N -*cs, * - LLNSA ii. OL.vidvVa . , ~ I? tfberifl'- • 3 2oG ytmfifi. s'iiri:y tg ttli,-:- ~ ill he s !•’, before roaft-bou-a d-an? m the fs.wn , t '.V. .1, : fc.iro’. Bin kc et, n-i -. mi tbe; 5w • uc-ii.l. u Ji.;y nr. . Is' ui the usual .hours c - if?, L Li-'mv-r pr >; °r y V- .c : Even i ti de-d u.a Gw -sf.-. 11 '.id} 3-Tea, nr -a or less, oak. ami hickory land, . c'jiiiu of Matthew (J. 31 cCnllo • lenrv f .-»ivl*. ,d others, - .-’ginally granted to He ? cy a i«*v»ed on t-. |! h property of f’aol David ar. v a Rlar- ... ’ g . ;e fi. fa. issn'ii.g from (he * ourt of liarke county in fin or of JoW- a W fra-um vs. r ; . • sx ”ir-orr. • PNiea* fmint. U mi in mitj n. la. J - . f JOHN T. HaOWN, Sbcriir. 1 ... jpJ ' ■ ~ . . ’-m ( OLTMBI V SIJI DIM *S Ml,!h WH: 1 * sold, onthh'first Tae;-J;v, in Juij nest, a* tbe Conn llousein Applinjf. vriihin the legal j hours of sale, lr-d acre of (and in said «;••>.;my of C eH,rnhm. t of ti tru-l of ‘2 0 Ivttij? bn hoto side® of il-acl'isill Creek, 'irtgif. fix gratpe,, t<- IVitliam . j’-tce,and j fining Be.ij Luin ‘dams, 'Cjli-.-on Fr.il ' jps -md John M igobee—lev tefi on ; the property - rStej..!i • Dnam- to s-ittsfy i- ufi ms. fr. m tbe Justices' (. ijUi 1 of Disiriot No fi. In favor •»/ Birrs line Wlbon vs. said.k'n : e. Prop ' ; knieß on ana - eturned tome hi u Constable. R. ii. JON£3, BhfUiF J ;ns t > C HH AdminirtmlnT** d.ii-a- - - Will be*• l on the first Tu ,< .< \n A ttgifdt nan. i to the higneri bfdrier.af tt.e(Jr - t fl/n.-e Uuor in I I e tow 11 of Lumpkin, Sthwart eunniy, ritf.tu if. legal iioors of ssie, tgre. -..>b u an order of 1 tie honorable the InfeK'" < an • f Bit hmund • i r.ny, " benvittiug as a ecu t ■! Ordkurj’ und for Ordinary purpe ser-, Tract of Lnn<l t kfu -vp as 23? 24*H Ih t.-icf of Stewart cm»nr); gr«.wr* :• Ah W dilanw. and * Id as the prcp=. Ry of * ’ • the -aid i J 4 r,tt VV'ifimrtM, deoe-nne.-i- S, 1 don.— L'i rmse.osh JANE WILMr. >1 L Atm’s f May 12 / 'bents nor. ! c orriaE, .sc r;.\?i ;• OLASSi,.*. ! -a ‘a’-gn fact mo ccyfp.f | ,j*t. #>!.» 20 of, uN, O sm. 4 ’A- envadt- Sognrs, I • r.hds New Te>* C iSa V;a .t frt. ■-- < »•!«■ lo' v } by '\pril6] Jt* :N U DOW