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I THEATRE.
W. C. FORBES , Lessee.
LAST NIGHT HUT ONE.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10th,
Mill be performed the tragedy of
FAZIO;
Or,'the Italian IVifs.
PAS SEUL, ----- Miss Wray.
t To eonclnJo with the Drama of the
LADY OF THE LAKE.
iJlrs, M’Clure’s Benefit to-morrow night.
Door s open at GJ, performance to commence at
o'clock.
A CARD.
MRS. M’CLURE respectfully announces to the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta and Ham
burgh, that her BENEFIT will take place on
Wednesday eventing, April 1 \th, which will be posi
tively the LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
hen will be performed a favorite play and after
piece, ihe particulars ol which will be expressed in
the bills of theday. april 10
| AAsiIIONABLE SPRING BON fi ETS.
.8. SNOWDEN d SHEAR have received this
duv, from New York,a large supply of ladies’ fash
ionable bonnets, comprising a variety of styles ;
also, hoys super Leghorn hats, to which they res
pectfully invite the attention of the public, apl 10
* EXTRA lILACK BbItfBASINS.
SNOWDEN <fc SHEAR have received 1 his day
from New York, a large supply of extra French
liombnsins, (some very heavy lor gentlcnioiTs
wear,) of a superior style and finish ; also, extra
black Cbullys, black gro de Uliincs, black French
Grapes, black silk veils and handkerchiefs, and a
variety of other articles suitable tor the season, to
which they respectfully invite tho attention of the
public. april 10
CSPRING AND DRY GOODP.-44 French
cambric prints, 4-1 fmey colon d French niiis
lins, 4-4 now stylo mourning muslins, gloves, silk
and cotton Hosiery, rich fancy colored figured J
silks, first quality black silks, linen cambric hdkfs 1
cap, bonnet and belt ribbons, fancy dress hdkfs 1
in variety, s. perfinoblack bombasine, superfine blk 1
and colored chillies, superfine lialiaims, with a va
riety of other new goods, which they otter at fair
prior s. fapril 10] EDG A R <V-i.A UMICII A EL.
SERINf. GOO«>S.“
TNDGAR & CARMICHAEL are now receiving
their usual supply of Sup hr and Fancy Spring
Dry Goods, which they olfor on their usual terms
and prices. april 10^
h aoTnd.- -During the Ladies’ Fair, at the Mu
■ ' sonic Hull, op Tuesday lust,a Gold Breast-Tin j
N Tho owner, by describing property spni paying for 1
flits advertisement, cun have it by applying at this I
6flice. april 10 3t
S^OOND.— Near the Store ot Messrs Clarke
McTioratld Cb a Jnnall Pocket-Book con
taining a sum of money, w hich die owner, by de
scribing or proving can have by applying at this
office april 10 3t
tANIHNfV Tills DAY^
i* * hbds prime St Croix Sugars
A0 bbls Boston Biitn
"0 bbls Newark Cider
HA boxes Hull’s patent tfiould Candles
april 10 For solo by N. SMITH A Co.
GEORGIA RAIf. ROAD NOTICE.
CAR EIGHT is nowcarried on the Kail Road be
lt tween Augusta and U'arren’ton, at tlie follow
ing rates—cotton $1 per b ile, mcfcbaiidise 25 cents
por hundred pounds, or 5 cts per cubic foot.
Between Augusta and Camak -cotton 871 cents
per bale, merchandise H 3 cts per hundred pounds,
or 41 els per cubic foot.
George H. Thompson, agent ol tfie Company, at.
Camak, and John 11. Roberts, agent of the ( nmipatiy
at Warrenton, willattsnd to receiving and forward
ing produce and merchandise, Without charge for
.commissions or storage. Spacious warehouses
have been erected at tho above stations for the re
ception ot merchandise, until it is forwarded.
RICHARD PETERS, Jr.
Resident Engineer .Jr Sup’t of Transportation,
npril 10
DRAWS
TO-MORROW,
GEORGIA STATE
fa « T T JE K V,
FOR Tint BKNKFIT OF THE
Augusta Independent Fire Company,
Extra Class No. 5, for 1838.
To bo determined, by tho drawing ot the Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, Class No. A, (11V |B,‘!s. To
To be draw n at Baltimore, on Wednesday, 11th
April', 1838.
D 6.Gregory &. Co. Manager! '.
A. READ, Contractor.
SCII E M K.
1 Prize of 810,000 $lO,OOO
I 10.000 UMltii)
I 2,000 2,0(10
1 1,2.10 H,2AO
1 1,10(1 1,100
10 j ,000 jo.ooo
10 iiid h,500
10 200 2,000
10 J At) 1,500
V 16 120 1,200
* • 55 1-00 5,500
110 90 9,900
ill 40 2,1 fit)
54 30 1,(520
54 25 1,350
103 HO 2,1(50
3294 10 32,940
17172 5 85,000
20956, Prizes, amounting to 8183,040
Tickets 85 —Shares in proportion.
" foil SAVANNAH.
The steam Heat RICHMOND
—will leave on Wednesday 1110r
ning, at half past eight o'clock,
or freight or passage apply I
to the Captain, on board, or at the office of the Iron
Steam Boat Co IV. .1/. ROWLAND.
april 10 2t
7VTEW BOOKS. —Just received, by RICH
.ARDS ff STUY,
A Voyage round the World; including an embassy
to Muscat and Siam, in 1835, 1836 and 1837, by
W. S, IV. Rtischenbergor, si. u. &'c. author Three'
years in the Pacific.
A Pilgrimage lo the Holy Land; comprising re
collections, sketches and reflections, made during a
tour to the East, in 1832 and 1833, by Alphonse De 1
I.a Marline—new edition, 8 vo.
The Works of Lath/ Ithssvngtnn, complete in one
vol. 8 vo.
Metnnirs of the Life of Sir Waller Sro’l, Dart by
J; G. Lockhart —part oth.
Wood Leighton, or a year in the country, by Mary
Ilnwilt.
Walsingham, the Gamester, by Capt. F.Cliamicr,
R. N. author of Life of a Sailor, Ben Brace, die.
The Bivouac, or Stories of the Peninsular wiir, by
W. 11. Maxwell, author of Stories of Waterloo,
Wild Sports of the West, &c.
The Fellow Commoner, or remarkable escapes of
a predestinated rogue.
Charcoal Sketches, or scenes in a metropolis, by
JoscphC. Neal,with illustrations by D.C. Johnston.
'f he Art of Dining, and the art of attaining high
health; with a few hints on Suppers, by T. Walker.
Diary, illustrative of the limes of George IV. t nlcrs
perstd with original letters from the late Queen
Caroline, and from various other distinguished per
sons, april 10
Direct Importation of
BLACKBURN’S MADEIRA WINE.
f JMIE undersigned, agents for the house ot G. &.
jL R, Blackburn &, Co. of Madeira, are now re
ceiving orders fur 1 heir superior wines ; the list w ill
lie closed the Ist May. Those persons who w i«h to
t seeure a supply of this favorite brand, will please
lo leave their names on or before that lime. 'I he
wine will be shipried to arrive here early next fall,
april9 G. R. JESSUP <fe Co.
A 'ANAI.ILOIU, POTATOES, &C.-
] )0 bbls. Canal Flour,
150 uo. Irish Potatoes,
100 do. Northern Gin,
100 do. do. Whiskey,
50 do. Mackerel, No. 3.
60 qr. and eight casks Malaga Urtie. Land
mg and for sale on the wharf, by
Jan 16 12 GEO. K. JESUP &CO
WAN TED-A situation as Book-Keeper in
some establishment in this t'ity ; anv refer
< rices given that me required. Aiiply at this oliiec
april 6 4t
yißiiiMA Si :g hoes i'oit sALE.--
* The subscribers living in Hamburg, South
l arulina, have on hand a large number of Virginia
slaves, and will receive supplies every two weeks.
Irmfers, planters and others wishing to purchase,
would do well to give us a call, us we always keep
a superior assortment.
Feb 7—w3in 31 JOSEPH WOODS ACO
- „„ JUST RdCfiIVER,
I | "I excellent Potatoes:
*■ 60 do 3 Mackerel ;
I 160 Bogs prime Green Coffee;
25 do Java do.
For salelowby CLARKE McTIER, &c.
Feb 16 30
Northern ITiltand"
1 v | URLS. White’s Baltimore Gin;
! 25 bbls. copper distilled Whiskey;
Forsale low by ISAAC MOISE.
Feb If. 39
HOT AND 'LEAD.— SOO bags Shot, ass’d;
10 Kegs bur lead; tor sale ut .Manufacturers
prices, by THUS J FARM ELBE,
Agent ot the Shot Tower Co. of Baltimore.
A coiistnntsupply kept on hand,
march 10 Cmio
NOTICE.'
& 11. CLARK have associated, with
A • them Mr. George Rnckett. The husiu
ess in this place will lie conducted in the .name of
Clark, Hackett & Co. Jan 29 23
1 _ "agency:
Savannah Insurance A Trust Co.
i undersigned, Agent of the ahoVe compa j
j ny, vyill take risks on shipments of Colton or
I Merchandize from this placo to Savannah, Clmrles
on, and Northern ports. JNO. F. LLOVI). '
dec 15 oy
IV A lie T, l s E COTTON OSNABIIkIiS."
\ CONS PANT supply of the above article for
sale at Factory prices by the agents.
| mar 2 49 CLARKE. M’TEIR ACO
B|H)lt SALE. — flio Lotand Dwellinglonu I'Ty
« owned by Bishop Andrews, corner ol Greou
and Centre streets, having 221 feet front on Green
and 80 feet on Cenlrs street. A SIBLEV.
Jan 80 if 1(5
” WANTED “
\ NECON 1> Hand I’iuno Forte, for which a rea
sonable (nice will be paid. ApplytoWm.il '
j Orchard ul Iverson's Music Store, 21? Eroud struct.
dec 2 28-i
jNEVy TI MOT HY AM) (1,05 E R 1 1A V.
A FEW loads ol excellent quality,ice// cured, (o
il sale by N. B. MOORE,
July 12 102 swtt
ELLINcTo 1 f TFcO ST. -The' umler'-
signe I being desirous ol closing Ids business,
I will disposeof bis present slock of Boots and Shoes
at cost fur cash J. B. RO BERTSON,
1 april 3 swCw 230 Broad st.
NEW GOODST
W’ILLIAM 11. GRANE is now receiving his
spring and summer supply ol' Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, consisting ot a great variety of
new mid fashionable articles, which have been pur
chased at red tired prices, and will be sold at a small
advance for cash or approved paper. No 231 Broad
street, next door above the Georgia Kail Road
Building. march 28.
GARDEN SEEDS. —Fresh Eng
lisli Garden Seed, warranted genuine, fir sale
by ANTONV A HAINES,
april -1 No 132 Broad street. ,
jp EORGIA SCENES.— (. ■eorgia Scenes,
NJT Characters, Incidents, &s. in the first halt
century of the Republic, by a native Georgia, lor
sale bv T. i1.&1.G. FLAM',
april 4 ,
i OTICE.. • Persons ’indebted to the subscriber
* either by note or book account for the years
1834, ’35 and ’315 arc requested to call on Thus. M.
Berrien and Milliard Marsh, Esqrs. and nettle the i
smrio Longer indulgence cannot be allowed,
jan 19 15: ji F RUSSELL.
[j IST RECEIVED, 100 bbli N. ETUum
! 80 bbls N. Gin
75 do Whiskey
25 do Monongnhela do
50 do Malaga Wmo
For sale lowby CLARKE, McTEIR & Co.
april 4 fit
fZ* EORGIA NANKBBNS.-Si* case ot
A S' Nankeens, manufactured from Cotton grown
a Georgia, for sale by A. SIBLEV.
n 20 ts Ifi
f - AW NOTICE.—C//AN. A HARDWICK,
i Attorney at Law, Irvvinton, Ala. will practice
in the counties of Barber, Dale, Henry, mid Russell,
Ala and Stewart, Randolph, and Early, Georgia.
Rolorences, A .1 &T. W. Miller, Augusta, Gu.
april 9 ICt
SPLENDID PAPER HANGINGS.
SNOWDEN & SHEAR have received this day
from Philadelphia', a largo supply of splendid
] Paper Hangings of the latest and liipst fashionable 1
.spies, which have been selected with great care;
( Vise, a tew setts of French Paper Hangings of t|ie
j latest. Paris stylos, and rich Screens for fire hoards,
i id w hit'll i hey respectfully invito tll'e attention of the
! public. april 7
GREAT C ENTRAL ROUTE
BETWEEN THE IiORTH and SOI TIL
rimlß PORTSMOUTH , AL'I) IIOAfiUKE
-H. KAIL ROAD COSIKANY, liave now Ibrni
ed a connection with the Virginia, till'd Maryland
Sioam Boat Company, ly which there is a contin
uous liiio for Passengers from Baltimore or Wash
ington to Charleston, S, C. .
nolNo SOUTH.
Passengers will leave Baltimore at 31 o’clock, p.
m. on Mondays and Fridays by the steam boat Ala
bama, Capt. Sutton—or leave Washington at 12 m.
Wednesday, in the Columbia, Capt. Mitchell, and
arrive at the depot whan in Portsmouth early the
next morning in lime for the Portsmouth and Roan
oke cars to Halifax, N C. At Halifax they will
take the Wilmington and Raleigh Kail Road Line
of Post Couches at 4 o’clock same dm, and proceed
to Wilmington, N. C. a part of the way on the Wil
mington and Raleigh Kail Road ; or by taking the
Merchants' Accommodation Liqe they may proceed i
to Raleigh and Greensborough w hen they will meet
the southwestern or Piedmont Line ns well as the
Line via Salem, Wythe court house, <fec. to Nash- <
villo, (Temi.'/ Arriving in Wilmington on Thurs- 1
days, Saturdays, and Mondays, they will there take 1
the strain boat North Carolina, (one of Vanderbell’s >
best) on Thursday and Monday, and he landed in
Charleston in from 12 to 1G hours generally in lime j
for the cars to Augusta, Gu. on Friday and Tues
- day mornings. The steam boat Fox runs to and ,
trom Plymouth and Edeiiton, N. C. in connection
with this Lino.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charleston on Sundays and Tuesdays, at
j 5 p. m. breakfast the next morning at Wilmington. :
j Leave Wilmington on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, and by Rail Road and Coaches, arrive at
i Halifax on the evening of the next days. Slcepat
j Halifax, and the next morning proceed by the Ports
| mouth rind Roanoke Kail Road, to Portsmouth, j
j where they will be taken on Sundays rind Wedncs- j
i days,by the Alabama tor Baltimore, pt 3J p. M.nnd
Fridays by the Columbia for Washington at 3 p. m. J >
This line being now complete, offers to the travel
ler a route which for speed, safety, comfort and ectm
j omy is not equalled, lor while it avoids the dangers
. | of the ocean, it is unattended with the lutigne con
! sequent upon an altogether inland route where there
i is necessarily raucti night travailing,
i The Chesapeake Bay Boats and the one front
' Wilmington to Charleston are unsurpassed lor ele
-1 gance and speed The post coaches, horses and
' drivers are ol the best, and the Portsmouth and
' j Roanoke Kail Road Company assure the public
1 j that every means arc exerted legardless of expense
i to keep their road in good order and if well chosen j
| and experienced agenls and Engineers acting under j
| [fie most rigid written instructions can be a guarnn- j
| tee to safety then it may he confidently relied on.
s april 7 Ira
: NEGROES FOR SALE.
f BNIIE subscriber hasjosl received and for sale, in I
1 j JL Hamburgh, GO likely Virginia Negroes, the best j
0 t that lias been in market for some time. Among !
e \ them are first rate House Servants and Field Hands, j
I also some vsrv likely Plow Boys, Cooks, Washers <
j and Ironers, which lie is disp >sed to sell lit the low-
I i cst market prices ; also three first rate Seamstresses.
\ j]. He will continue to receive bv every arri- \
vat, an addition to his number until the first of June, i
i Persons wishing to purchase Negroes will do well |
j jo call on him before purchasing elsewhere, as he is
determined to sell at the lowest market price,
i i mar 29. 12i BENJ. DAVIS. |
‘ I The Mtlledgeville lleroider, Messenger,
and Columbus Enquirer, will publish the above six i
timet and charge their accounts to this office
w
lEM()NS.**2S Boxes Lemons, just received
I and lor sale by
april 5 _VV E &J U JACKSON.
lOOKING GLASS PLATES, of different
-i sizes, fur sale by ANTONY A HAINES,
opril 3 235 Broad street .
V< iE.\ T lor Ibe New York Albion. Emigrant
and Old Countryman. VV. 15. MoKEE,
Augusta, April 4. Ini*
PRIME SUGAR.—2S liluls prime SI. Croix
Sugar, for sale low hv
opril 4 Gt CLARKE,McTEIIt & Co.
US, HANK NOTES lor sale low by
• CEO. INS. &TKUST Co.
april 3
CCA N1) LE S. —. r >o boxes Sperm Canities.
' 50 boxes Hull's paten t mould do.
_»P«1 :i N. SMITH A Co.
UEEF,—2OOO lira Smoked Beef
yj for sale by N. SM ITU & Co.
npril 3
VI OEASSKS.—2S UhdiTW - I. MolaVseiq
GO bbls New Orleans do
Just received and tor sale bV N. SMITH A Co.
npril 3
O~N"COjfSIG.NR KNt7-is?r. casks domcsifc
Brandy, lor sale low by JOHN COSKERV.
april 2
A ST HA L L A.UPS, just received and lor mile
l>y JOHN B, MURPHY,
march 03 2ra3trw
| \T P'V CIIOP MOLASSES—7O buds. Tor
) «o)e Gy T S A 0 II METCALF.
I n.rach 20
A ' 111.1 lIS on Now York, Philadelphia and
' I! iltimore. For salo by
I man b2O GEO INS. & TRUST (if),
ST 10 EL I'ENS.—Ajtereiu variety,just recei-v
-pd ,nnd lor salo by ftICIIARDS A. hTOV.
march 6
I (\[ England Hum and Gin.—do barrels
! N E Hum; 50 bnls Gin; (br Hale low by
mar 12 JOILVM.C.OOPER A SON.
I jri.HE GREEN COFFEE, Porto Rico,
“ Cuba and Rio, lor sale by ,
march 9 95 HANI) A SCR V.VFON’.
1V K>v 6A( ON AM) b.UIf -A choioe
iN lot of Bacon mid lard; for salo’ovv by
mar 12 JOHN M COQPdS/f, & SON.
IJfRIME SUGARS.—IO hhds **El Recurso’
, Sugars; just received and fir sttleby
mar 2 IS A AC MOjtSE.
%\T -A TO Hilt E, a Girl aim is ci. m
»* pploal to lake care of a small child. En
quire at this office march 21.
jn.S- BANK NOTES-For sole by
• 7 Goo. Insurance & Trust Co.
fob 2 27
N* IB iCGO*. (>ll consignment 35 boxes To
-15 baceo, manufactured by ’Pencil A Steagall,
lormlo low by JOHN Iff COOPER, Us Son.
£ V EORGIA NANKEENS, u very superior
A* article just received by VV. 11. CRANE,
march 21.
ORIME St. Croix mid Porto 'Rico Sugar,
•R just received and for sale by
march 9 95 HAND& SCRANTON
\ PAIGNE—2O Baskets .S'nperiur.Cham-
A_z paigne, just received and for sale by
march M VV E&J U JACKSON, Auci’rs.
AI. AHAM A AND FLORID A jilt) NE Y,
| SOUGHT by the subscriber, No. 197 Broad
street. [sept Ifil E 1) COOKE.
ON CONSIGNMENT•—Ioot) pieces heavy
Hemp Bagging; lor sale low by
janBo if Up 11.0. BRYSON A. CO.
|Vk[ OTICE.—S. BUFORD has removed to store
i’ -No 247, recently occupied by A. Ivrrsfn, us a
music store, nearly opposite the U. S. Hotel.
_april 3 2w
OORT ABLE DESKS. —An invoice of sh
■■■ perior Rose Wood Portable Desks, just receiv- '
oil and for sale by VV. E. &J. U. JACKSON,
march 20. Auctioneer!,
r; ;o hire.- Four or live Negro Roys.
■ Also,nboul the same ol women and girls.
Apply to D.L. HOLLIDAY.
_jan 10 7 it
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS.
1 CASE line Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS.
just received at No. 20(5, by
Fell 9 _ 33 T. 11. VV Y ATT & CO.
f OVO PLANTERS.—A supply o( Strong West
A India Castor Oil, suitable for Negroes on plan
lations, for solo Ly ANTONY A ,HAINES,
niarcli 22 23 1 Broad kt.
i |N, CfLNsi(;\MENT.- 50 barrels Canal
Flour, 25 bbls Country do. Just received
and for sale by JI. C. BRYSON A I C).
jon 22 it 17
FIRE IRONS.
BRASS Andirons, Fenders, Shovel and Tongs,
in great variety, for sale bv
oct2fi F A H CLARK.
PEAOWEIVS anti olll.fir Domestic Brandy.
.B 10 bis Tower's Bartidy;
3 half Pijios domestic Brandy. For sale low.
march 13 JOHN M COOPER, ASOII.
S~YLEGANT small lot as
A superior kinds, just received on consignment,
and for sale by SKINNER PURSE.
march 29 luwJt
IVTEGROES For Stihi.—A healthy yoling
1-N Woman, with her child G month's old; good
plain cook, washer, 1 roller, Ac. Apply to
marchs SANDIFORD A COLLINS, Atic’ls.
LIMB.
"| CASKS superior Thomiistown limn, on
J »>'" consignment, for sale low, hv
.Inn 27 22:1 BAIRD A ROWLAND
13RINCTPEE SUGARS.—3O,OOO genuine
Principoo Segars;
50,000 Spanish do.choice brands,
Just received and for sale by N .S'.WITH, A Co
march 17
White and Hlack Silk lllond.
11. WYATT A Co , No. 2015, have just re-
A ~ ceived Vyhitvand Black Silk Blond Laces.
Also, aii.assorlniont oiFrench worked and Scotch
needle Worked Collars. ffel) 16 .39
A LAB AM A and TENNESSEE MONEY.
•It k/j It k Dollars m bills of the Bank of Alabama,
rw v/l * 1200 dollars in bills of ilia Bank of Ten
nessee, for sale at a discount ny applying to the |
subscriber ISAAC mOISE,
april 3 311 Broad st.
fIIOOTH BRUSHES.—4, lot ol superior '
JB Tooth Brushes, of English mailufaclure, just \
received and for sale by
ANTONY A HAINES,
march 20 232 Broad st.
IVTOTICE. —The firm ol Kitchen A Robertson j
Isi is this (jay dissolved by mutual consent. The {
business will be conducted in future by the subscri
ber on his own account. VV. Iv. KI I’CHEN.
Augusta, March 20, 1833,
Georgia Ins. A Trust Company, I
Auuttim, Jak, 0. $ I
ratllE Directors havp tliia.day dpeiarpd a Divl- |
JL (lend of Four Hollars per Share., cut of the j
profits of the last six months, payable 011. and alter
the 10thinstant VV T GOULD, Sec’y.
jan 8 ts 5
|\T OTICE. —’Pbe copartnership berctolor exist -
is ing in this city under the firrrt ol Cowling A
Gardelle, expired on the Ist day of January Inst,
by its own. limitation. The business of the firm
willboclosed by A. GaRUKI.I.k.
J. V. COWLING.
Feb. 13,1837 t( A. GARDELi.E:
> I lit hi StibsCribei beg« lea ■. e to inform hi < fricjids
JL and the public, that be will, coiltlimq to trims
aettbo Commission Business in ibis city, un
der his own name. A.GAttDLLLE.
_fob 13 tl 3G_
• I OH As-CO.—Ten boxes Tobacco maiiiilacliir
« ed by E. Brown, and repn sented to be a supe
rior article. For salo by A. SIIiLLV.
)eb 8 27 ts
Wanted l« Purchase.
QA nr 30 likely young Negroes, for which good
1 rv" * prices will be paid, in cash, by
rice 20 297 wtf J. A 1), MORRISON'.
| EAKUING SAT<)ON.- I. DERBY hot
opened a room in Lafayette Hall, whore be
will give lessons in the artof Self-Defence. Private
lessons given if required. Ifokjg- Irorn 7 tr.til 10 P.
M. Terms made known at bis room, mar 29 ts |
(tf)OKS to hire.«»Two good Cooks to kite
j (or the hallance of the year, if nj>pliratmn u j
nudeimmcdinicly H I. <V J U J-f ( KSO.%
j March 15 I
New and Fresh Imported Dry Hoods,
I ANDERSON it (,'n ImVe just received
, from Liverpool, direct, die following Dry Cnods,
which llioy oner fijr sale on their usual low terms
j fur cash, viz :
II pieces 4 4 black, white, and assorted colors pluid
Class go w Cuigluuiis
24 pieces do do do and do
•’ft do small figured colored Jaconet muslins
1C do do mourning do <
(»(l do Manchester tftney calicoos, ass'd patterns
10 d() super hlk and w Idle do . . do
0 do rich find hemiiilid lustre English black and
Hue black silks iiir ladies' dresses
Long Law mi ol a very fine quality
. Alsu from Xnn York,
111 pieces white Pavilion CanZe
50 do blue and green ilo
1 opether with other staple (.roods, suitable to the
present and approaching seasons. april 9
Hank State ot (leoiyria.
Savanna*!, April 2d, 1838.
(VOTICE TO STOt .((HOLDERS.—On Mou
■*-* day, the 7th day of May ensuing, an election
will be held at this Hank, for six Directors on the
I partul the slocklidders, to serve lor twelve months
from that date A. POUTER, Cashier.
; AP_ ril * Id
lOST— a POCKET-BOOK,containing between
i 50 and $6O, and sundry netus, among Iho mtm
! her are oiiotrade liy Wm. Wright, for 5i,500, p„st
duo; two by 11. F. Erwin, for $6OO each, not due;
, one by. R. Philip, l\ir $235, past due; one by J J.
Kepnedy, and endotsed by Calvin Willey, fin $370,
past due; one by J. J,,Kennedy and (J. B. Red, for
$250, not due, and sundry other notes, tier omits,
I At. not now rememhorc<l. Also, « eerlilieate for
(ill shares ot the enpital slock ol the Georgia Und
; Rond und Hanking Company. All ol the above
. j pupsrs nrc paynhle to my order, and ran he of tie
value,without' if, of which oil parties concerned
■ will lake notice, 1 will pay the finder S2U (orthe
| return of packet-book and contents.
, j march 27. swim CKO. W. CRAWFORD.
B i:iTrims on the .Mechanical properties i f
j i the Atmosphere and At am applied to the
1 production of Motion.
j Ihe Ladies Working Society announce dial Pro
I 1 sser Davis has kmdlv olfe.rcd to deliver two Lee
lures on the properties of the Air, and t|ie nppliea
-1 lion ot SiednT to the produelion of Mo'ion, for the
benefit ol fheir Society.
'l.hes'o l.oclnhis will he delivered in d\e Medical
Collegp, on Tuesday the Kith, on the Atmosphere,
and Wednesday die Hth inst. on the Steam En
gine, at S o clock, P M precisely, A limited mini
her el Tickets w ill he disposed of at $l, lor each
i I .eel urn. Tickets ant deposited at Antony ,V Haines'
; Drug A'tore, and at Mr /‘lapis Rook Store. No
money will be received at the dodr.
. aprjl % . 'dfi
B \ ( k ,so \ sT ic i: i:t i < i ..ico.ii pan v •
a" 1 his establishment will he open, d this day ler
the side ol Ice, die price ol which has been fixed at
the rate ol 28 Ihs to the dollar.
For theaeeonnnodiilion of the pu.blic tickets may
he hud at the stores ol die following persons, viz:
F Lambert Co Martinllj'rederiek
klavilnnd, Risley ACo Dr Thomas J Wray
li L. ISeht D Runlet
Antony,<Sf .Haines Thomas Uarfolt &<’«
Augustin I rederick Kitchen A Uohiiisun
C Unity \\ m ITowsou
and from the subscriber.
The following ore the hours ol attendance at the
Ice i louse, viz :
From 5 o’clock to Irani oto 2, from ito (V,
( and from 7 to 9. And on .Sundays from Btolo in
I the morning, and from sto 7in the afternoon.
| ik.TrNo money will ho received at the Ice House
ISAAC MOISE,
april 5 dim .S'ce'y A Treos. Protein,
ciiAn <; i: o r 11 6 i: u
(iW)II(il V HAIL, ROAD.
ON and after the Ist of April, the Passenger ears
will leave Augusta at 6 o’clock, a. m. Ro
! turning leave Wurrenton at half past 11 o'clock.
RICHARD PETERS, Jr.
Resident Engineer & A'up’t of Transportation,
mar 89. 3
.U S]’ RECEIVED,
At the Augusta Carriage Repository,
No. 303 Broad street,
Anew, large arid well selected slock of Carriages',
in addition to which wo shall every week re
ceive n fresh supply, colisisling of CourJirt
Conch, rs, C/wrrwtlrrg, D'irUnj.rtial Unrourh'm, Stun
l"P -S -Stu tiding and J-irlrn-tinh Top llnrmnfir
Phiffmt, Huggies, Gi/r.«' Su/kint and Waging,
all desrri pilot is, together With a lArge assortment of
Jlnrnmg, all of w hich are offered on the most Jibe
nil terms Call before yon porchnsu elsewhere.—
Orders fir any descript.dn ol carriages received and
executed in the best manner and at, die shortest
notice. H. S, HOADLV, Augusta,Gn,
11. S <Sc (J. HOADLV, N. Haven,Ct.
april 4
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
t I'mm subscriber has just received an invoice of
» fine Cold Lovers ol the latest side & best quali
ty, such as single and double circle independent sec
oiin lever. Watches, with (roin 10 to 25jewels; Ism
don Duplex and anchor esennment Levers; gold and
silver Lepine amj Vertical YVATCIIES; also
an assortment of Rich JotVcfry, Silver Spoons-
JOHN 11 MIJRP//V
P S. Watches anil Clocks carefully ropairod
and warranted. 60,3tw2m mar 3
I ‘ ~TO rent
j m Hntil the first of Octohor next, » desirable
- HjfeJll.. Brick Dwelling in a central part ol
Broad street. Enquire at this office.
march 13 6« if
'* D RENT, —A large and column
ISK^* u " 8 Hrick .Vtoro on Broad street,
suitable for either a Dry Good or Oro
eery business. Possession given mi
; mediately. Enquire of
jan h WM. T THOMPSON,
■S (| Baskets Chaiiipaigno Wine, choice brands
Hit 3 pipes pure Holland (kin;
3 do Coniac Brandy;
I do Madeira Wine;
2 do Pale and Brown, Cherry wine;
I do Superior port do;
j inarch 13 for sale hv JOHN COAKEFIV.
rrotkc no.v i \srn A .vet; o<»>ii*a .v t.
I f JVHK undersigned, agents of the Protection In-
I siirance r ompany <»r Ifenfonl. Cunnecljcut.
arc prepared to insure Buildings and ijieir contents
against loss or damage by fire on the most reasoriu-
Me terms. VT. A J. O. GATLIN,
net 31 dlf 255
PETJt <«l' hi' ( (iT'I’ON seed.
I HAVE u few hundred .bushels ot the above
I Colton Seed, which is genuine. Planters who
desire, to improve the Option crop, would do well
to rail.immediately, , Also, a small lot of unmixed
Nankeen Cotton .Seed, for sale.
Feh 12 35 A. C’HMMLVG.
The Cunslitnlionalist will copy the above.
<a *i m;t miMTi:BjSt
—AT ICe.ilncetl Prices,—The snh
I Ay 'll senber having delentiineii to being bis
j IpH Furniture Business to a, close within a
Vd*Pß<llt l, ‘ w for thie .muon .(dfers the
V"ttf ll reinuir.der of his Stock of Fiirni
//| I litre at very low prices The follow
1 * ing are the articles now in .vtoro :
Sncretoics and tyook Cases, lireakfast and Tea
Tables, Ladies' Work and Dressing Tables, Centre
am. Pier Tables, .Marble top Wash Stands.
N. B —Su Pair elegant Pier Tables wili be sold
at cost. Persons in want, or expect rig to want Pier
Tables will do well to improve this opportunity ol
purchasing them lew.
The Furniture is me.la after the latest NewY’ork
patterns, warranted of good materials and workman
ship. _ _ E. W. TOLMaN,
No. 127, Tiroml .it,, ne.,ir the Lower Market
1)2/ ff 41
PAPEIUNTr.— Alarge assortment of paper
Hangings, and Borders, pm received and (or
I .ale t heap by I |{ A ) ( f>l, A*> 1
m uch 3
I PUUI.IC SAIiICS.
* Negroes,
KV W. E. A J. 11. JACKSON,
I HIS /Ml. m II o’clock, at tho lower market
house, will bo sold,
A Negro womnn, 23 years of nu'e, n good washer end
ironer.nod house Servnht, with liar child 2 yds old
A Negro woman about 40 years of ngc, Cook Wash- ,
f or and Ironor Terms cash, purchaser to pay for ,
I /{ ' llw o( Sulo npnl 10
. , BY SANDIIOUI) A COLLiNS,""^’
THIS DAY, will lio sold, before our store, lo close
sundry consignments,,in 11 o'clock,
JO bhls.AloitungnhalH Whiskey
3 barrels Cider Vinegar
a* 3 casks Claret Wine , ,
3 casks superior Malaga VVin'a
b hexes assorted Wine
JO boxes I union Syrup
30 pr Window Blinds
r 40 new Mnltrasses
i 10 bedsteads
‘ 3 Wardrobes
s 30 mahogany Mantle (Clocks
At,:*
1 complete sell Y'uniing Tools and bathe
1 sett black and whitesmiths' Tools
i do do WnlchMnkers
I (iliinrn stones —T,linking Classes
Coos— Muskets—Pistols
Tools (nr Bell //aiming
,' Chairs Tables Ac Ac ,
3 fiirkins Butter april 10
BY JOHN 8. UrtTlfllNttON.
' TO-MOKUOW,
At 10n’ehs'k, will he sold, at the store of A.Snm-
II nor, the emigre k of floods on hand, consisting
1 ti'ines, Cordials, /into (lie, Brandy, Cn nlvs. Jars,
fixtures, Ac. By order of D. 1,. CCKTI.'S, Km|.
7'rrms cash. noril 10
Hr S \ \ DII'OIMI A CgiiMNS,
f THIS KVKM.Nt; at 71 o'clock, a general sx»t
, inent of Staple, .‘’uncy, Foreign and Dona sic Dry
• onls. I
Also, Watches, (gold mid silver) Jewelry, Cutlery,
. Clothing, Ac- u ~
AUo, a variety of HoUach.ild and Kitchen Furni
, tore, Clinking utensils, Ac. Ac april 10
iiv \v. F. a j. i . ,i acksoV.
I T//IS DAY, nt the rornn of the V'tWft el, will ho
> sold on account offhrmer pure baser, i
One negro Homan about 33 yours of age, and her
boy child about 3 yea’s of igo Terms cash. <
, april 10
) .fjlxrcuhrs Sale.
HV AV. 1.. A .1. 11. JACKSON, ,
Will ho sold on Monday, the Kith April, at the
, late residcnco of Mrs. Ann |lri|nharl, rased, in i
r Burke county, all that valuable tract of land upon
i which slm Jm I morly resided, contnmmg ten h mid ret] i
and thirty-five acres, more or less, and niiniing
. within luu hundred yards id W.nynosboronglt. h
Upon the premises is a fine two story brick dwel ,
ling, with a brick smoko bouse, and all other nceca
i-nry out buildings ; also, a beautiful garden, tastily |
laid off, uud which for years has heun the adini ,
rationoi the whole neighborhood
A Iso, aliptii 70h,Hadod shnop, fio.hcad ol hogs, 4(1 ,
head of cattle, otyiong Which. are surge Very fine now '
milch cows, 11 ,'mu|es aVnl horses,,nil lbs Conn and
. fodder, farming utensils, 3good road wtlgups, 3 carls ,
and sundry articles of household and kitchen lurni- ,
litre.
; Also, 1 Negro girl, about 0 years of age, having t
been omitted in the will.
Terms at sale. A. .1. Mil.l.Kit, ) ,
JAS H. JACKSON, S lx ™' ,
march 31. *
1 1 ACK COOKS, nt I’riviitc Sale. 1
4 N invoice ol fine lace goods, among which are '
J a % worked collars and cnpi s. thread tnces and in
serting, laco veils, blonds, hobiiinrts, Ac.
Just received by W, li. A J. U. JACKSON.
npnl 10
“ I'OR S A Ml
A valuable truck ol Litiifl in the Parish
. ■ .1.1i1..0l Poinle Coupee, Stale of Louisiana,
consisting of about One Tlioilhiukl three linn.
'■ cred acres, of land, two lilmdn.d and fitly of
. which is now under cultivation The land is prin
cipally covered with cant breaks. There is on
, said plantation a new frame Cm house complete,
ar.d grist mill; a burn or corn house; a frame dwel
ling 11 feet by .03; negro cabins and oilier out hou
ses. A mifllcioiil quantity of horses, J lon, oxen
and utensils, lo curry On the crop; a good slock of
milk cow s and a drove of hogs. The, chid is high
and free from iiiiimlulam of the highest waters; the
place is healthy,no deaths having occqrod since
ils sultlem *nt in 1331; the soil is of the richest
I kind. ,
7 his plantation w ill he sold lo\v,iuh| on accom
modating tonus providing the purchaser puts unit
sufficient firm. Ajqily to
f. JOSKPH LAKLANDK,
NeW Orleans,
j hr to A (lAKDMLLK, Angus tu.
march H 4AlBmo
I .COX A HHO'ITI DKr, v utild reaped lit I
ly iMliinu llin public tli,'it having taken tlio 1
Inrf'muul f-oitiiiimiio.ys .Vforc oI Mr A'clkoii, they
v. ill as Htjifii u ft the building ih Iminliml, winch v\ r if J
I)« about. 1,80 first Wtwk jn April, mnovcfrom their '
pr<*H«*nl wiorp. Th«y ar« cmninntly rmiving («oods
from tlioVr mmirilactury, nmJ will oiler their frnmtlti
and the public an wxtwnsivo as.ipirfipiinl at us low
priccfi as any in tho c if\ ; and at, ilia himjic lime nr- /
liclcHilid.t. limy clmllen.Mi Huporio/iiy oil lief in work- *
nnnslnp or tfni.sh. They will I if; happy to receive • v .
he mil* of fbear friends at the old siofc, two doom
from (’ & U Lambert i o until they can obtain
their new one, ul which duo nutico wijl he gives I
in the papers marr-.h 21 (
NEW coons: •
l AMIIS ANDICRSON A fco. i
) 6JA V ; K jiiHl, received from New York, by the
■ 3 uuy of Savannuli, a great variety of hm, lo 1
Dry floods, which vVill sell on their usual
low terms for cash, viz r~-
. .0-1 Hlnck Mateoni Italian fsiiKtiing, silk
I'arasols and Ladir/s’ silk nmbrellas, asst, qualities
[ Dent/omon’s l»ro and lilksilk do large size
. fl-'l striped and cheeked Swiss Muslins
b-4 Jaconet ami Muslins
0- 1 phi'ii, superior and common book Muslin's t
Leisian arid Swiss eol’d Muslins, very handsoino 1
Small ►•prigged do Jacnrieiis
! | Small printed Cali opes, for Cftihlren's wear, a great
i variety of patterns
f»-1 plaiil and cheek Muslins, for ear
Striped sum y ( iiHsiniers and hn.v\k Linen Drillings I
, Striped and mixed Lotion riorentjim ' t
bong lawn and birds eye Diapers, very fine
’ Hair cord and plaid (finglmnis
Rich furniture f jdieoes of entirely mnv patterns 1
Ladies’ English Idk am) white silk iiose r
llosskin l’oris made
Lifted and eonimon white J looks apd Eyes r
, 'l’aylor’s Persian Sewinjr f’ottop, while and ass cols 11
I lUne and hlk Sewina Silk,assorted colors
Apron cheeks) I Jed Ticking and Marlboro SfnjKis
I Linen urpl fL rringbone 'J’ieking, yard wide °
11 ami f, i Jiam/ltdn blcbd Sheetings and .Shirtings
4-4 York Mills fs!ieoting and other approved bleach P
f’ra«s and llppors
j Super Flaxen Osnaourgs v
4-4 and 7-H cotton fie assort' d finalities, with a
great many other desirable ami seasonable Dry v
(Jooda.afJ it/ v%Uirh was stdoetwd early m flie spring ,l
at low prices, mid will be sold at a moderate ad- e
Vttnce. march SO
FfMllt subscriber not iiaving been notified of the 0
1- arrangement to remove BF.KTKAND, jr. to (
Statchurgh, fj. C. ho bad advertised him to .land at
AugUHta the (iresotit rea.son; hut inch in the call (iir I 1
bin return to South Carolina, that Ilia presence there
cannot he dispensed with, and which will account
lor his not standing here, us he had expected.
april 9 if HENKY I>ALBY. h
B! IIfeADDMN, ARTIST,
BKCJS leave resppcifully to inform tho citizens ,
tis Augusta, that holms roturnod to this city, >
ami taken the room formerly occupied by him in the "
Masonic Hall, where be intends remaining tor a ew 8
weeks, and where he would be happy to receive
those who may desire his professional services.
Sty The public generally, are invited to call and 1
see his specimens. non 92 *
TWENTY-FlV® DOLLARS HEWAH»
HI 'NAW.iV from the subscriber
while in cuinp, near //amhnrg. .9 C. "
11 certain nettro man named Prince, <
inM aged about 40 years, dork complex- n
vVW mn, ebunkey, heavy built, about 5 u
feet Hor 10 inches high, has toveral I
Os his upper fire teeth missing; and I
tolerably brisk spoken,
bsid rieero was purchased from tha workheuse t
in f.harleston. Any person who will apprehend r
said negro and deliver him l-i Mr. W m Turner b
of Hamburg, or secure him so that said Turner ran
him, will receive the above reward
i*n I s, WILLIAMS
' ■ • a
~i~tt r ___ _c-3— —
PUBLIC SALES. '"
Real Entitle.
i- * K " * J ' V " JACKSON.
TIMS DAk.tho 10th of April at the lower Market
.... , ['j iljie miy, will bo .old, , ,
I hreo valuable I ui.d.ng Lets, situated next above
SlovallH new brick building, on south side Broad
Hired, two of yv Inch contain a front on laid street
°! tl,lr, y * ret * oilier a trout of twenty eight feet.
loniiH one third rush, halaneo at six and nitae
months with interest and unproved security
»P ril |!> W.p DEARMOND.
BY JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. ,
THIS HAY, tie 10th oif April, at ihe Low er Mar
ket House, at 10 o'clock. w ill ho sold,
Four lota of I,and) well timbered, between %
and :i miles of Augusta, adjoining lands of Ajesars.
Longstrcet, t.lendoning, (Veil 1 unlruny, VFheeler,
and ueammond.
No 1, i onlaiiiing 23 1-2 acres, adjoining Glcnden
nig and Lon get reel.
No 2, containing 27 3-20 acres, adjoining Mr Die
iirnnnmil.
No 3, containing 22 1-10 acres, adjoining Mr
Wheeler and others. i , wt
No t, containing 23 3-1 acres, adjoining Flotnoy
and Whepler ,
Ihe plain may,lit) seen a* any lime between this
and ilieday of sale at my auction store, and on the
day of sale. , . . .
Ternm--00 days for approved with good security,
april In
9V JOHN 9. iIuTCIIuSTSO*.
fills DAY, the lOlli of April, at the litdpp
id’ll A Walker, will ho.ljolif,, fill the slock of
lloiids ihr’n on hnjid,Tiinsielingol
A general ■Assoi'tineiit of Hr y Goods At khoeg,
Also.afl bis, Hpuiehold and Kitchen. Furniture,
nilijng whir It is a biipbuor toned Chickeriug Piano,
Atgoud 2/unless llor.v, 1 Hurouch, and one light
one horse IVsgmi. i , ,
Will he runlet! f|ie,storc until tlio Ist ofOcteber,
possession given qo, the. l/ilh.
TernifiT—All asmsunderf 100 cash—over 100, six
monihs for approved nines. april 10
BY W. 11. ft ,i. u. JACKSON,
~ this, day:
PUBLIC SALII OF B EAL fesTATE,
Negroes, Acc. ,
The undersigned will offer ar public Auction, at
tl e lower jVlirkel house in this nly viz ; r ,.i
Their House and Lot near the lower markaL
occupied by M Meredith. I
Their Fire Proof Store and Dwelling, No 4
Bridge.row.
TTiuir Fire Proof Store and Dwelling next
uliiiM-lhe Bridge bank. , 1
'Their pro] priy on Broad and Campbell streets,
to tint river er Bay street.
Their Store mid Dwelling above the upper
iiiarki f, m present iiceupied by Mr fjdos.
I heir Building Lots in the village of Spring-
Held, el’ which a map wi.ll, lie prepared and pre
m nlcil, eiii/r llfllprc Hie tiny of sale.
Their lease tea lot of gnnmd with a three story
building, near the Presbyterian church, at present
occupied by Mr Stockton.
Their property in Fifteen or twenty N«»
gl'ot'S,chiefly field IjnijAs, amongst thorn two saw
yers and one bricklayer. . c, ,i
I he Ifosemont Plantation in Burke county',
containing 2001) acres of land, about 200 of which
in open and under good fence.
TV one hull interest in Me Bean mills and plan
tation. ,
i i .! -fttjft—
-12 Shares Augusta Insurance and Banking Com
pany'Stock, and ,
u Shares Uinoa, W Jmrf Company Block, and all
ether assents olljhn firm, (limit up aounlry property
accepted i w hieli will lit; sold lu Mav next,
april 10 bind MeKKMZIE & fiENNOCH.
Ruilding tot».
BY "* %V^?ivf ACKBOSr *
I April loth, at tho lower market house, Witin the
■ usual hours of sale, will bo sold, 4 valuable unim
proved lots, two ofwhich contain alron.t of 40 feet,
each, one in C oon, llie plhpr fronting.,Ellis street!
I and immediately in (lie rear of N K. Duller <tc Go’s
hack s'ore; tho other two contain n front of 30 feet
each, one in Green the other in Ellis, and immedi
ately in ihu rear of N, P. Stovall's new brick build
ing ’Terms, one-third rash, the hallnnce at 6 and
12 months, with interest from day of sale and ap
proved security. april 10 -
BY JOHN S. HUTCHINSON.
F.x tensive sale of Dry Goods.
On THURSDAY, 12th of April,
Will positively he sold, at Robert f.amhert' store*
ihe entire stock of Goods then on hand, consisting
in part of. i - i j
Imperjnli Quills from 10-4 to 14-4
Brown LineiiH and Drills, assorlud ~ ,
French Muslins, White Cambrics unit Jaconrtts
Silk and Colton Hosiery
Fain y. Shawls, Fringes, /.ares and Belt Ribbons;
Ac. A,c. arid a variety other articles. , .
Terms ill Hah —sums under 8100,cash, over 8100
(i momhs, over s26oy monliis (or approved notes,
ii) m i J G Id
Jlluuiletl ‘Stork, imported in Ike thlp China frem
England.
BY JFUVEY, M ARUVRA WHITE.
On WEDNESDAY, IHth inst.
M 11 o’clock, at Colonel Haw n's stables. Church
street, a few duprs, north of BrOSjt slrepf.'CharlostOin'
will hr sold, tile following very valuable bloods’
English ST( )(,:!£, viz : , ,
Ihn/ Mure .VRIMA,Uy Priam, out
IK 111 foul 1(1 Discount, I,y Bupk*r,n very, boauhful
burse and a most popular stallion m England.—
Banker was by the celebrated Sinolensko: Banker's
dam was Lark, (a sister to Peter Lilly,) by KuVjus!
a first rale strain, ns it will he seen, on both, pidos
I’rima was foaled in 1834, bred by tl,e flarl oif Ches
terfield, got by Priam, out of Dahlia, who was by
I’lnmlolii, her dam by Wnxy.eut of Moses, dura bv
(lob anna; sbe is now heavy with foal, and is of ini
incrise value.
Itui/ Mure, jn 1833, bred by Mr. Painter, a
celebrated breeder in'Staffordshire; was got by thf
celebrated A/eninon, winner of the great St. Vgoi
Htiikes nt.Dori('nst(jr, out of /.leaner, by /Willey,—-
'Tins mare is likely to prove a most valuable brood
marjvtrorn her size nod Htipslacce.
[lay Mure, 3 years old, by Fmanripation, out oif
Sligo.,, ...Vbo is also in liral In Discount
Drown Mure FRANCE'S, by Fmejuis, in foal to
Birdcalclmr, a very celebrated bursa tor blood and
performance. She is by Kmelius, admitted to be
the crack horse of his, day (
Chesnut Mure EAJ>y NIIEFEJEILf), by Reco
very, out pi,Primp,sc. This mare in very valuable
indeed, lb' tier size arid substance, us well as supe
rior pedigree. .. .
Al.iu, a Bull, 3 years old, of the Durham breed,
raised by Mr. Ashcroft, from a highly valuable slock
in F.iigpina, -
Men, u one year old roan Bull,bred by Afr BJnn
dell, from his celebrated Bull Charley, outuln'cow
ul the pure short horned breed. Charley took the
firs I prize for his year, in JH3O, and also Ihe head
prize in 1837,ut1h0 Liverpool Agricultural meeting.
Al.ro, several Cows, of the Durham bleed ; on*
w i h her calf, all the rest in calf.
This stock is perhaps the most valuable that has
ever been offered in Him market, ot imported bipod,
am) furnishes an excellent opportunity to our farm
ers to improve their stock.
The pedigrees, ul) projmrly authenticated by ce-r
-tilicate" of the (J. 8. Consuls, may he seen at tho
office of Jervey, Waring At 11 bile, in Broao-st
Charleston, 8. 0.
Conditions of sale—promissory notes, with
proved endorsers,' payable in ninety day*,
april 9 swtd
Sale of Annulled EltUUe of Daniel. Cook * *
PUBLIC AUCTION.
In tho town of Hamburg, on FRIDAY, the 13tK
inst. at 12 o'clock, M.
All that Lot of Land, known as half of No.-
118, with the two story wooden house- and other
buildings thereon, measuring in front on Mechanic
stree'. 20 feet by about 16b deep.
ALSO,
All that Lot of Land, known as No 29, near
the Baptist Church, measuring in'front oa Market
slrift, 54 feet, and the same on Boy street, wluuir
forms the back line, by 120 feet deep. ,
ALSO, l sf*** I. :
All that Lot of Land, with the large house and
store thereon, situatad at tho corner of Centre and
Cobb streets, it is in the centre of Business, being
at a corner of the main sltcet which leads to the
upper Districts, apd that which opens into the Rail
Road thuroughlaru, and In rear of the Augusts
Bridge
Terms—One-third cash, the ballanea in ons and
two years, secured bv bond and mortgage of the
property, arid approved personal security,or lb*
buildings to be insured and policy assiiaed.
THO.M4S W MALONE,?
JEBSE R. GRAY, 5 Attutnep,
aj-til 9 ’ 1 ■ ■*”
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