Chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Geo.) 1838-1838, June 09, 1838, Image 4
*I'IIK aiiliM ril'. i »,Ml ii i imvk lm< or lliiw jimlli >
1 lor iiihlriK non to flit? ('lmvim , t\jr. at hin rr-M
Hanre, nrar Anlievill«*, Bmicnmlm roimty, N. <
'lb-; cuumo lo commence early in July. No youth
will "beallowed lo remain w hose morula and deport
ment nr»? not unexceptionable. Hoard, washing
urul inilion at the rale of s2oo"p t annum. No va
cation, except the luutitl.a of January and I'cbrunry.
Application may bcnuufp, ii!l Ist July, in Augusta,
may 21 vV m JOliMliCKsiiN
STK AV 111) from the iid^criber,
- on iho 2d in»l. a largo bay Horse, a
c 7 ~~'7sV’»'ml pacer and (roller, with a Mazo
\ V/s in I-ho face, whin hint! fool, r.nd long
\ 1 f' JVtuprring inclined oars, were pricked
t^v r --1 (o ila* led side. Information relative
to the above described 110 l‘ j Will I(* ihuilklllllv re
«rived by (be fdibscribcr, u;.d also a suitable reward
i 1 \Vii to any | < n who will gi\c infill mat ion ad
dfi, ,c(l lo him of Krwiuloii V. O Hunwell District
S. C. {may I'J Irw2wj K (I. ASJII*.
|\l OTK'lh lb. I rayed from the Milaicriber, on |
tin 1 I'.'lh IChnmry lad, eighteen rmh « belov.
Waynesboro, in Hoik ro.a light bay with
him k mane mid tail, 12 or HI yours old, hunt.* in the
light liind It"; any intiirmaiion rrhitivo to taid
uihiiini will b thankfully rm-eivcd and liberally re
wattled A loiter directed to ibc s nbacrilier ol Mill
Haven I*. U. Serr. jn ro. will be Huflieie' I i donna
lion. JOSIII A W. KIM HLK.
aj-ril 1 r.w2m
\ TIC AC 'll Nil WANTS,!), for ibc remanT
ing part ol the prenciil year to lake charge ol
I lie t >ak I lil! A cadi my, (klumbia < out ly, < *Vorgi:j,
near ICwlmnk IVt Ollier. A gentleman vv bo can
produce itihliieiory testimonials id eharaelor and
qualifications, will mer| with liberal ein oimigerin nf.
J»y order of the Trustee#, A i’I.AUN H, t-rv.'y.
may 21 4inu
/ t AbTION. 'I In- public are hereby t aniioned \
J against rei citing a note drawn by hi vm I
HiooVih, payable to Daniel Hoyt lor the Mini oil
. r i(K) dollars, made ahoiii iH*• 17ih ol March, and 1
pnyabiolhe b.l of July. Haiti hole will not bo paal
on pr<Hontauon, iih tho consideration for which tic- I
note wan riven, baa laded.
may 2J wit IVHSON H. HUOOKH.S. |
The Hdgoficdd Advertiser is Kijir - letl to j uhh di I
lbe above Iliree linicn, and chan • this oflir» .
jßsq •• h - 'i A\ v A \ (loin the hollae id I
Hiaillcy Kmilmumli, in<irceu couniy, \
U' April, a large hay home,
.\y,?.\"ell foniM d, black niime and mil, {
J pace* well; no marks rccollccicd. i
Any pci.* o • finding nod delivering the
aid liome to me at the Dlarde.s < ios Hoads, I’ul !
•min couuiy. shall re cum* twenty doilai'H, or any in- j
lormniion res peel ing him t' ill he ihankfully re-!
r-eived; hoioo pern on ma *, have nil oil his mime and
mil Hiiicr In/lull. HHVHKHVH. SKA! (HITKIH
may ay dtw
.1 KTI’KIHSOX lIOTII..
J] A Tl I J.) vjiiderNigiK:d l.cgn h ave to return
bin inoHl Min ere thank.** to hi* friemlHand \
customers, lor the liberal patronage ox- I
tended towards him, wbilal. be was proprietor of
this CHhibliHluu nl,and would nopectt’ully h<di:*it a
« ouliniiaiiee ot Ibe h nr* lor tin* pres nt pioprietor,
whom In' can eheerlully mi l eoidideuilv recoin*
n»f ini to a Jiboral public V. J ('IIKUKV.
Tbo Mibseriber has taken the home lormeily oc
tuple I by V. J. Cherry, and known as the Jcdlonioii
lb 'el; he solieii.s, and hope*.*, ny his uiiremdi iug at
tent ion, to merit a liberal hlmre o( public put roinigc.
JeHerNjn, May 17. wit (IKOKCK SJIAW.
U VIH! S|»|<llV(-S.
f jSHIK proprietor ol Warm •Springs, Mori wether
" county, <M*orgn, lakes pi cash re in reluming
hm thanks to his old patrons l »r ih ir v sits during
Ibe w alerug reason, and wishes to make Known to
them and I lit' public generally, that In* is now ready
lor their reception again ilis Iml lih have boon
m ule entirely new; mid .n point ol comfort, con*
veuiciieo ami appeurni ee, he \enlureH the assert ion,
t heie arc none to eijual ihem in the I idled Stairs.-
Thu temperature of tin’* Springs is H'J degrees;
soineot its mineral properties are muriate ol lime,
rods, magnesia, and an abundance of‘carbonic acid
gam*. Its e/licaey lor removing ehronie and eutuiic
tuts diseases are so well known that ho deems it un
necessary to speak ol them furlh. r. His hotel and
out buildings have undergone repairs; and with
much labor lie has opened a road on the lop ol the
mountain, a distance ol live miles, lor carriages,
w here invalids and others can enjoy the purest ol
mr, and be delighted with the mount .in scenery, the
elevation being several hundred feel above the »ur
ruunding (eiiniry. Ilis table will be furnished
‘plen’Hiully and with every variety that din possibly
be obtained, and e very cx. riiou w ill be made lo
please those who may sees disjiesed to give him a
call. I). C. KOSli.
Meriwether eo May IK). w U
l’K\ DLHTOX II Ilf II Si'll (MU,.
f fill K hiibscnlKT, late principal of' i In? IVndlcleti ’
I Acadtiuy, has lalun the large and elegant
bouse lately occupied by Dr. Ketse, as a boarding
liens *,ami bus converted it into u Hoarding School
tor young gentlemen, on tho HngliMi plan; a plan
matured in that country by centum s oi experu in e,
and which will be ultimately I'ound I lit* only secu
rity lor complete attention to the morals and iimn
uers of the pupils, while at a distance from their
parents Prayers will be read every morning and
evening; and when there is no eliuieli on the Sun
day, there will be rervire in I he school, and instruc
tions in Sacred lli.lory and (•eogrtipliy. Voting
gentlemen are required to read and write, and to
Know tin* multiplication table, btdore admission.—
This School will be louud well adapted lo I lie sans
of professional gentlemen, and lo youths of ambi
tion and talent, desirous ol* attaining Ibo classics in
a finished manner D ime going to College; end also
to pupils desirous of s mud mathematical discipline
find instruction, to lit them for merchants, eng.uixis
and tho business ol life. 'I be subscriber was born
and educated in Kugbind—was fur m'veral years a
pupil ol the celebrated Dr V’ulpy —and rdler parsing
through t'ambridgo eulleg.utc course ol mathema
tics, which be pursued almost exclusively lor near
ly lour yoar*, tic ontored bimself of l.ineoln's Inn,
London,and practised at thoklumeeiy bar. Then*
will bo room enough in the spacious bouse to ae
oommwdale parents wbo may we li to spend their
Miiiiiiier iiuuitbs with their sous. <•yiiumhlies, to
imprexcthe carriage, and n citations oh the princi
ple developed by Air Thebvall, Dr Hush, and Dr
Uai ber, lor the pnrpohe ensuring an equable and
good emmeiation, me prueliseil c\i*ry day. Tie
ireik'h huiguige, according toils polite Kiiropoan
pronuneiuti ui, and Drawing, witliout extra char
ges. Hoard and tuition, tuel, washing and caudles
$lOO a year often mouths, to bo paid quarterly in
advance. Vacation one month ul midsummer, and
one mouth nl Christmas: $l2 lor slaying* during the
vacation in the summer, and sll* in ilio winter. I'u
pds re< ei\udm any p« riod, and charged only Imm
the lime cl admiHMon. Dancing and music •'?.» a
quarter ea« ll
lit n n n< . >.- 1)r Aitbou Jay, I'rolesser of Han
gauges, I ’ol ('ell, N. York, ihe I lon John t' (*ai
ho an, Col John H ( atiamii, ot I'cndleton. M (biiii
nehauli, I'roles:.or oil he l'n*iieli H inemige, Ciuules
ton, and mumber «*l the \euleiuy and Ihuversily
ol Haris Col r, Ch.ermail of tho I lean! ol
/ rusiet s»d the I’eiulK (on Academy. Ilcv. Trapier
Koith, ut Ceorgelown, NO. Col L Stone,oriitor
of (ho New York Coiuuuuvial Adverlisor. U Hbioau,
K* f l• of I’cudletv.n. Dr. Wax laud, Hrciideul of
Hiow u Cniveisity, Rhode Island.
THOMAS WAV HAND.
«**} < ) \\ lu
J ‘ till US HO. K| ( .
| 0 ?‘ ie respeetfully m r omis his
.fitctids and the iumimmity ul large, that
be t»a;. iccenlly i onipb'U'd. at eonsiderublo ixpeuse,
a coiouuhlunis bou.se, with large and well ventilated
rooms, neatly finished, in the Milage of Anderson;
a luralioii f«»r bealtli, fine water and pure air, is not
surpass d by any village in lb,' up country, and
having two flourishing academies, characterised for
Hieir studious uihJ cnergetu habits, conducted sep
arately by competent teuebers. Tie* bouse being
xm 11 prepared lor die rei’eption of tmvelleis, Iran
sionl or permanent boarders, his table being as well
Mippliod as the utirrouu ling country will nfloni, and
he* bar furnished with well sel eted wims and
liquors Ilis siaMes are large and coniniodious,
and will bo attended with competent ostlers. Hy
rlo.se all nl ion lo buaino.s.s he luqu > to meet a shai\
<»l public patron ue. ( IDiJS lOfHIHU OKH.
A,l{ , ‘>r s"n ll. f So. Ha. May 2d. |B3S. wot
(icorgiu, i oluiiiliia cotinly ;
\\l H 1 HAS James ( art lid;* e, administrafor,
~,• , '■ t,r ! * Al'r.s di.smis.- ory on Iho cslau’
Ol Kobe ,v\ \\ < u . d( ( e , |
■•ll' A inu.n: ul.y ...ml I,; i, .. i, ~, I] ,.’ l<l
" u,|i ,i: ' ; «•» a : la, •■ i ~ i j
CAIiUIU. JUM'IS, 1 Kri,’ '
\\ a n m !*■ i>h i \(;s, \ .c .
f JHHK pro|>ii<‘ or oi t<r. > I* iV<;
B to mionu llift j;f»! .r, tlint he Ims m.'uta <*-
siv«? ii(h»ruvcuu*filM (hiring llm pa.-? v\ ini*, r, wlin i*
1 will :i(J(i much to the •:<>iiifl<rf and convi'hiernM’<-»!
’ | thiMd ho nay visit tin Kr*;»!ihy, roMMinlK', aiM
i doligliilul Miiiimcr region iho am* lU*
[ would also mention t >r fie- honofil of*string’ r< i lhut
' | tlioruiM av« Jl "Miablished While Sulphur-Spring
’ : near Asheville, winch Hum h!«o unde gone
. I extensive improve ir.enls during iho pa?d wu:(' i
( ( Persona from South < 'arolinti, Noif.li < Kirolino, and
Georgia, who have Ikm n in (he habit of a sojourn nt
i 1 iboVirginiu Springs, ova r bad roods, may enjoy Jill
lit }>• : refits of such n trip in lime ainbe, w tin mm h
j 1 j labor, latijoa*. and expense; hesidr-.s all the hills
!of she ciill« ren' So ithern IbmKs are taken in Hun
combe lit par Thu Mnye line Irom (*re. nville, v:a
| ihis place*, has ebau a <| hands within a lew mouths, |
: and the pres I (in- rj t in/; proprietor promise? I »
spare no lrouM»* or e\j.ense to meet nil the vantsoi
, tin* traveller. The Ibinc-ombc road has in '■ r been -
in iih goo I order .slum il v'.as made, as at tins lime.
The proprietor tires visitors flint no troll
hle or expanse will be wauling, on his part,
to under this hoir.ua place ol pie t ure to all
who may call; end lo llto invalid, be would
j hfiy t the ( Inn ile of’ UuJieoriibc, vvitli the aid
,of its mineral vvatern, will bo ablo lo |rehlore
1 1 itti lo beallb, nrtb < bin disease he meant*
i ble. in colicdimioii 1 would say, witli Midi u eli-
I mate as Hnneombe, and llto romantic Hccnory ol its
mouhtaiim and t iveiw, with audi public CHtiihliali-
I inenlK ns Mat UorK, Ashovillo, Sulphur Springs,
i Worm Springs, Mini ibo inlcrmedinle liolals, few
1 parts of our country can boast of superiority.
, I tn;iy£B ufit J. K. PATTON.
h’litiW’N Sld{l\t;S
A K b in a htutv of rapid and liandson.e improve
, / ni'nt Thr hotel in a three story building, H>o
| f’e.ol long and JOO ii-el wide, {•oiitmmng about (50
I coniforlabJii) rooms, la Milos thr> drawing room, ball
1 mem and dining rooms, which are largo, hjileiulid
and commodious, Them mo also sixteen Cabins
| atlaebod to the, hotel, with /ne plan ; , e iislflicted
I for (be necoiiiiiimiatinii rjf liiiuilicH.
The improve mem > wore bc/'in mice the first o!
January ini, and will by ready lo receive company
by t lio I.mli of’Juiie next. Ilia Hole 1 (‘ompany arc
| deieriuincd to give* good accommodations, and
■ charge as low or lower limn the* <«rornvill» j»rice .
M. A. mooui:,
may Il» vvdf President of Iho < ’ompany.
v sz'iiisiis*
fp* HI s < ■lablislinienl will be op(‘ii early in .f lino,
1 11 lor the reception ol company. 'J bo proprie
tor flatters luiiiM-ir, lli.it be is ho well and favorably
| Known lodic pul lie, be deems il unnecessary to
i add nnv ihmg mom. J )J IN J ACKSO.N.
May 17 w:U
i.a\v iti:aCkvi i,i. i, 11<0-i.ITT
/ Tim snh.ieriher having removed I" Mil
■ Jcilgnvillff, would lake this ojijiorlioiiiy
I SUtiMa 1:1 return tliuiil» liir formor patroHago,
I "°"M Htuio Unit Ids IloiiMt! i.s now
i .CggWaaßL kept t>y Ids hrnllii r .lolm N. Ale xander,
lor wliom ho solleils tlio pritiooago ol Ids liicnda
anil olhers, mid assures I hem lliut, every attention
1 u ill Ihi given hy the prescin oceuiinnl lo render I hem
I oomfonahlt). TilOH, w. AI.IiXAKDMII.
Ilavinp (alien (he l.awroncovillo llolel, I solieil
a sliaro ol pnlilie patrnnagn, and promise dial I will
nse my nlinosl exertions lej'ive peneial tniisliii lion
lo all whonmy iiall. .lOIIJN N. AI.KXAMUKK.
I.a tv ivneeville, < ill null no. March '-Li. u3m
I, \ NMS roil S V 1,10.
'I 1 10 Hiiliscriber oilers for sale his
I' ll * -°liiniliiu ciinnly, situnled on j
o lnl, ' M r "' l lendin(! trout Augusta to
li w < 'olnnilda < nnrl J louse, thirteen miles
t)££?*v3fabnhov(! the forinnr, and nine miles below
the Inltnr plnee, eontniidiig uhoiil G5O acres, and is
so siinaled that two tlesirnhle sotllomcnls may bo
made, slum'll I lie u hole he too linn h lor one person,
with improvements mi eaeh; oil her of which will
he sold separate, should Ilia purchaser desire it
The terms and land can ho known or seen by ap
plying (o iho overseer, on the premises, i'ruvtsions
can lie hud on the promises also
Juqo 1,1836 m' i HARMONY LAM Aft.
vai,! ai!i:: i.a\(» AND :mu,s FOR
~ . HAhK.
/I'llAT valuable (met ol l.and on (he
S’Ch itlnhnnehee, river, ihroo mill's from
(hdnosvilln, Hull county, containing
,one (honsnml acres, is now olfpred
for sale <hi the piemises are a superior set of
Saw and JAlcrcliaul Mills, with a waterpower
not surpassed hy any in tliu snilo. 'J'» gonilomen
desirous to locale in the up country., (his | lace pro
si'iits many ndvanlagos. 'J’hu li -.illldness of i(« lo
ein ion, i lie (erlilily of ilia soil silimle on ho.’h hunks
of i he river, and the superiority of I ho mills which
are now in successful oporplion, render (Ids pio.icrly
the nesl (lesipildeiind vahmhlo ol nnv in Iho up
country 'J’hose who wish lo make u jmrehase
will do well lo call anil examine these premises, as
the terms will he liberal, and if desired, likely ne
groes will he taken in payment, loir further infer
inalmn, please cull on.). W. Shaw, id (fuinesvillo
or J. W. Jones, Athens. w it may 17
Twenty live dollars Reward.
S KAN AWAY on the Uth Jan last, a
negro woman named AIiISCA owned
v \ for several years past liy Mr.laeot) Ihtn
fort It ol this jiluee, and formerly hy Sum-
A. : •sYI nel or 7'hiimiis I'antorth id \\ die sor 1 in-
i'jcvvy coin county. She is nhnn Id years of
nee, walks lame, parlienhdrly in her led
foot; uppi f front teeth mil She is well
iieij nnli l l l h) in <'olnnilda, Wilkes and l.ineoln (amn
lies, anil may say she is hiring her ow n lime. It is
likely she Ims a pass. Twenty five dollars will
he given Idr her delivery mine in Augusta, or lor
Mieli information as will haul to her recovery,
march 7 J ii DUN l, \ I*.
The Washington Spy will publish Iho above for
Bme and forward the aeeimnl lo Jl l I).
#7l NOTlCE,—dlanawny front
J‘y . the suhsenher, on the Kith
f . "A J last, two negro fellows, Jacob
i ’■ yi'Sjr and Spencer; Jaeoh is a bright
j• '• / mulatto, Mmiglil blin k hair,
p.j one or more teeth out in trout,
A ffLrjmipm :l very artlnl and plausible fel
low, about live, or live (eel six inches high, and about
3fl yi ars of age. Speneer i.s dark eompleeled, well
made, about the same height ol Jaeoh, and about 2o
years of age ; they both nhseonded the same night,
and iris more than prohahle they are togelhei and
are lurking about some river plantation between
lids and Augusta or Savannah, il is inure limn likely
they w ill make for Augusta. Any person or persons
apprehending said negroes,A’ delivering them side to
the suhsenher, in Harnw ell Hist riel, Augusta or Sa
xann.'.h jail, I will give fifty dollars, and if any per
son or persons eon prove lo the eomieliun of any
while man or men, for harboring or earring oil said
negro, s, 1 will give one hundred dollars for the ap
prehension of said person or persons, with llie
negroes. J f.NMINUS J, \VO01).
Speedwell I’. 0 I’lirmvg! l , ilfsl. S. C. april 13
Sixty Hollins Rewind.
r KANAWA) from the planta
.. ('vf lions ol John Ure.dmm mid \\ m.
f ' A Uresha n, in Walton eoiiaty, (la.
V , ',v I HKI I'. Negro fellows, of the
f fdllowiug descriptions, viya
\ (leotgo. about 3 > or art years
of age, ol dark complexion, high
’L J cheek hones; o leel -.1 or IP inches
'■ ill height, and when interrogated
ivvr....-a.. • tuners eonsldvrably— his front
; teeth is somewhat decayed.
i Joe, about 28or2‘J years of age, also dark
1 complexion, li feel ‘J lo II incites in height; of a
free open countenance, and speaks nimbly w hen
spoken to; no other particular marks iceolleeteJ.
Neil, about 30 years of age, bus a down east
look, dark complexion, and of ordinary size.
The two first are the property of John (Jresham
! and the latter of Kin Uresham It is supposed
' that they will attempt to me ke their way to Augus
ta, mil perhaps from that place, hy the So ('a
! Kail Korol, to t'lmrlesnm. Nixly dollars reward
will bo given for their apprehension, and eoulioe
r mi min any safe jail or delivery to their owners, or
to !• gbert U Iksil, in Augusta. A rowunl of U3O
; will be given for cither olThenx.
j Any infoiniiiiu.n about them will he thankfully
received hy tlio proprielo, ■, or eonnminieiiled to
All i,i Herd' JU//A (JKl'.SflAJf,
1 W ;M. (iUHSJ/AM.
5 U rtlloU county April 24 IS3B. If
TW MNTV.I IU; !)Ol.i.\RS R|;lj«
ra JU N Y V» VY Irom iho suhsenher
Avlnle in camp, near //mnbnrg. .V l
a • f'rhnn negro man mimed Prince,
aped about 10 years, dark complex •
’ km, i bimkey, heavy built, about A
h'r'i 8 or 10 imhes high, has several
r —°f Ids upper fore ieeilt missing; and
tolerably brisk spoken.
f 'a.d negro was purchased from tie- workhouse
1 in Charleston. Any person who will apprehend
.nil negro and deliver him to 7r. Wm. Tmnn
of I i imbinor sei nn' him so that snul Turner can
get him, will receive the above reward
j*ur4 S. WH.UA.ttS
I E'DROUGHT TO .Will's I \ .! -\H.,i«T..e
c S> 22d iii.il. ii n<: ;ro man,calls himself JIM, say«
i lia belongs l>j Unriiiiin l.numr, of Columbia county,
j On.; ho is 2fi years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, nntl
iln rli eamplei t d, 'i he owner in is quested to come
J forward, | ay expenses, and take Inin from jail,
may 24 w3t ELI MORGAN, Jailor.
ii t ({(MIGHT TO A I GESTA .1 A I 17, on
sjj ilie Dth jn.il. n Negro woman, calls herself
Mary, says who belongs lo .In!in Sliepperd, Ttillit
hnr it, K. K. she is Hi years old, 4 feet o Jtmhi s high,
, has a scar on her forehead, anil light complected.
The owner is requested to come forward, pay ex
penses and Hike her (rom j til.
may 10, injs vv3t ELI MORGAN.JniIor.
DOM AlillA Nil KIMIT’S NA EE.
Wild, he sold, on the first Tuesday in June,
m si, at Columbia Court House, between
ii ■ i.iuni boirs of wile, two lots in the town of
v.'ii diisho owl'll, on the north side oflhoad street,
upon vvrich thee i- a store and other houses, ad
joining hi iot Mr: Emerson and others, lo satisfy
llir :■ li. Ins from the Justice’s Court of Warren
1 eoniily, in (iivoi of .Mary G. I’erry, vs. Reddick
! Terry; properly levied on and relumed to me hy a
Constable. ' RICHARD II JONES,Sheriff,
npnl24
1 JJEECiCUSO.V NJJEHII E’S SAM-:.
WILLJie sold on the first Tuesday in .Inly
next, i t the market house in the town of
Louisville, within iho usual horns of salt, the fol
lowing properly, to wit. four hundred antes of pine
laud, m ire or less, on the waters of lioggy Cut,
adjoining lands of 11 (“Tumor and .1 K llosliek,
levied on us the properly of Hamilton Raiford, to
satisfy sundry fi lira in liivor of Robert Nwphoni;
levy made Bil l returned to iriehy a constable
Ainu, a negro man Anthony, about 40 years of
1 age, levied on as the property of John K Daniel, to
1 satisfy sundry fi Ins in liivor of Patrick li Connelly:
properly pointed out.hy said Connelly; levy made
undr elurned lo me hy a consUhle.
may i li J FARMER. Sh’fT.
MCIMVKAI .'-‘tS.ii.ll J •>. ISA 1.14.
Vi/ 1 1.1. he sold on the first Tuesday in July next,
w h -tween the iiyiiul hours of sale, before the
: Court House door in.laid sonhoro, one tract of land,
j containing two hundred acres, adjoining lands ol G.
| 1.1. Doled Ison, Wary Mew lon, ami \\ illiam Sanders,
levied on us ihs properly of William Esher, to sat
i inly sundry li. (as. issued out of a Justico’s Court, in
! (avor of James Hmst, Smilli & Solomons, audoth
cm. Froperly pointed out hy the plain.ills. Levy
made and returned to in.: hy a constable.
JACOIi BRYAN, S.S. C.
May 30,1833. vvtd
I'ostjmiwU Sale.
WAHRM.*.' MitClllirns SALK.
WILL he sold at the Court House door in
VVarrcnton, Warren county, on the first
J uiwday in July next, between iho usual hours of
sale, the following property, to wit—four hundred
j acres of pine land, more or loss, adjoining Undo
j nf Reuben May, and others, on the waters ol C.'gec
i choo river; and seven negroes,lo wit—Cherry, n vvo
[ man, inbout twenty-six years of age; Enoch, a hoy
mile years ol age; Vilct, a girl seven years of age;
I Betsey, live years of age; Lewis, one year old; iMiko
u niiin twenty-five or twenty-six years of ago; Louisa,
twelve or thirteen years of age, all levied oa as the
property of Richard Wiggins, deceased, to sitisfy
a fi. la from Crawford county Superior Court, in fa
vor of Enoch J. Wall vs. Richard Wiggins and
others. Property pointed out hy Reuben May and
Jeremiah Wilelmr, executors ol Richard Wiggins,
deceased. JEREMIAH PERRYMAN, Sheriff.
May 2'J, IH.’H. td
WILL bo sold, ut the market house in the tow n
of Louisville, on the first Tuesday in Alt
) gust next, within the usual hours of sale, three him
tired and sixty-one acres of pine land, more or less,
on the waters es Rocky Comfort Creek,it being tho
reel estate ol the late Nathan llrnssol, deceased, and
sold hy order ol the honorable Inferior Court of Jol
iersou eo mly. Terms of sain on tho day.
NATHAN KKASSEL,Adm'r.
may 10, 1833 wit ii the will annexed.
U, ILL ho sold, on the first Tuesday in July
next, agreeable lo an order of the Inferior
■ Court of /lurkc county, while silting lor ordinary
1 purposes, m W .yncshonmgli, Itnrko county, one
i ■ negro woman named Dafney, mid her infant child,
belong lo lire estate ot Jonathan Jo,.:;",deceased,
' Into of said county, sold for Iho benefit ol the heirs
and creditors ol said deceased. Terms cash
npril 'J td JESSE JOHNS, AdraT.
UrARIiIAJf’S SA I.SO.
ON the first Tuesday in Anguit next, will be sold
m iho Court. House in Columbia county, with
in the legal hours id sale, and in pursuance of an
order of lhe Court of Ordinary ol said comity, the
undivided hull td Tut) acres of land, more or less,.in
said i minty, on Iho waters id Kinker crock, bounded
by lands ol Marlm, Clanton, Bastion, and others,
heloiiging lo Gnzavvay lloallc, a minor,
iheygg td W, It. IiEAJ.LE, Guaidirin.
WILL bo soldT ilia highest bidder, vvithift
the law lul In firs of sale,i n tic; first 1 uesdny
in J ul v next, ut the i turl house in the town of C raw -
lord villo, 111 said co /my, seventeen and a half ceres
ol land, heloiigingei) the estate of C. A. Nelor.a.lnte
id said county, deceased, adjoining hinds oi l hos.
11. Itormn, Kidilin Rhodes, mid others, all in the
iciiodr, and cornering on Iho Georgia Rail Road,
vvilbin one fourth ol n mile west id Cravvfordvillc.
I'o bo sold pursuant lo an order ol the honorable the
Conn us Ordinary of said comity. 'l'erms of sale
on the day. JOEL E. MERCER, Adiu r.
tlchonis non on I lie estate ol C. A. Nolens, dee d
pnl lil
A S):il IM ST It Al l >lr SS A j,K 7
WJ H.I-* I’ o sold, agreeable han order es the,
V v honorable Inferior Court of Jefferson eouu
ly, when silling lor ordinary purposes, on the first
Tuesday in August next,within the usual hums of
side, to the Ii ighcsl bidder, helorc the ('em I House
do a* in the town of Marietta, Cobb county, h-t of
land No 1033, in the Kith District of the 2d Nec
tion formerly Cherokee emmly, now Cobb.
Also, or the same day, belore tho Court House
dour in llie town id Cunt in, Cherokee emmly, lot
of land No. I'J I, in ilia 3d I list riel of the 2d Meet ion:
caeh lot eonUiiiiiug forty acres; sold ns the teal es
tate of the lute David Alexander, deceased. Terms
of sale on the day.
JOHN W. ALEXANDER./ A ,
\VM. IS. ALEXANDER, \ A(,m ls
June 1,1834 Id
lleorgaii,Columbia Comity :
V'-i HI REAS benjamin 11. Warren and John
* iMeCinr, Executors of the H ill ol William
MeGnr, deceased, applies for letters Dismis&ory.
'J'heso are thereloro lo cite and admonish all and
lingular tho kindred and creditors id said deceased
lo he and appear at my ullieo within the time pro
scribed by law, to show cause if any they have,
why said letters should not bo granted.
(liven under my hand at office, this 2 llh day of
Eehmitry, 1834. CIAIIRIEL JONES, Clerk,
feb 27 47
Ci'orlftti , Burke County.
-a / JIEREAS James Grubbs Administrator ol
v V tin’ islule wl'Wm. Rryunt,deceased, applies
tome for letters of dismission.
These are therefor lo cite and admonish all and
smgularlho kindred and creditors of said dee d lo
he and appear at any olliee. within the time presenh- .
I ed hy law , lo sliewnuiM’.if any they have, why |
j said letters should not be grated
(Jiven under my hand at office iu Waynesboro,
this 23 I il.iv of January 1838.
Jan 20 21m0rn TII BEOCNT, nccon o.
Georg in. Hurke county:
w o J HER EAR Elijah Atmvvny, administrator on
v V (he estate ol Redding C> llyrant, Into of said
county,deceased, applies for lelleis disinissory.
Those are therclore lo cite and admonish all and
sigular the kindred and creditors ol said deceased,
to be and appear at my olliee, w ithin the line pre
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not lie granted.
Given under my hand, at Waynesboro’, this 17th
day ot Feb:, 1834. T H RLOUA F, I). ( 1 k.
lob 21 mfim
Georgia. Burke county :
t \ IIEREAS Allred Hudson applies liir letters
v V ui udministration on the estate ol Matthew
’ E. Slain, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and erediH'is ol sai l do
i-eased, to be anil appear at ray olliee within the
lime prescribed by law. to shew cause, if any they
‘ have, vvhy said letters should not he granted
1 Given under my hand this 23d day ol .Mu’-, 1833
11in\ 26 30d T. ft. BJ.OI NT, Dep. Cl’k.
Georgia, Utirke county :
Ut HERE A3 William Gooodwin applies fir
letters of administration on the estate of
' Mary Griffin, deeriifed.
Then' ore therein-;,- to cite and admonish all and
singular I (to kindred and creditors ot said deceased,
1 to be and appear ut my olliee, within the lime pro.
scribed by law, lo show cause, if any they have
1 1 why said 1, iters should not be granted.
(•iven under my hand ibis 23d day of May, 1833
mny 20 30d 'l.ll BLOC.NT, Dep. (Tk.
Georg n, Burke Comity :
Vfc/HEREAS l.itttc Berry Burch applies for
If letters dismissory, on the estate of -Ahish
Jenkins, deceased.
I'lirsc are tlieieforc to cite and admonish all and
singular I lie kindred and creditors ol said deceased,
lo be and appear at my office within the lime pre- j
scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have,
why said lolteis should not be granted.
Given under my hand nt office, in VN ayncsboro
ibis 22d day of March, 1838.
mar 21) 6m T. If- BLOUNT, Dep. Clerk.
| Georgia, .lufierson county: '
i HEKEAS, Patrick B Connolly, Administra
j * V lor on the 1-state of Tandy C Jones, late
of said courtly, deceased, applies for l.etters dis
i ruissury.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and ,
sing dar the heirs and creditors of said deceased, to
be and appear at my office within the lime prescri
bed by law, lo file their objections, if any they
have, to shew cause way said letters should not he
granted.
Given under my hand, at office, in Louisville,
tins JGlli day of March, 1838.
march 16 KBEM.ZI.R rothWELL. Clk.
Georgia, Jefferson county;
ta / HEKEAS Ashley Phillips, administrator
w V on the estate of Stephen Cotter, late ol said
county, deceased, applies for letters dismissory.
These arc therefore lo cite and admonish all and
singular Ilia kindred and creditors of the.said de
ceased, to be and appear at my office within the
lime prescribed hy law, lo shew caase if any they
hate, why said leitcrs should not be granted.
Given under my band at office, in Louisville,
this 16th day of March 1838.
mar IC, EBENEZ ER IIOTII WELL, Clk
Georgia, Burke county:
WJJ HULAS, Joseph L. Shevvmako and Isaiah (
Carter apply for letters of adminisration on
I lie os Ia to of Joseph ShewrnnUe, deceased.
Tliesearo tlierelorclo cite and adnion’sh all and
singular the heirs and creditors of said deceased, lo
be and appear at my office within the time prescri
bed by law, lo file their objections il any they have, <
lo shew cause why said letters should not be granted
Given innler my hand this 23d day of May, 1838
may 86 30d T. 11. BLOUNT, Dep. (Tk.
Georgia, Scriven county:
hA/ HEKEAS Benjamin Williamson and John
V » S. Mailer apply for loiters of administration, ,
do bonis non, on the estate of James Huberts, do- |
ceased, of Scriven county.
These are therefore to cite ami admonish all and
singular, the kindred rtnti creditors of the said de
ceased, lo file tlieir objections, if any they have,
within tlio lime prescribed by law, in my office,
loshevv cause why said letters should not be grant
ed Given under my bund ami seal at office, m
Jacksonboro, tins 2411 i May, 1838.
30d JOSHUA PERRY, Clerk.
Georgia, Jefferson County:
WHEREAS James M. Linqnefield, adminis
trator on the estate of James E Wells, late
of said county, deceased, applies lor letters of dis
mission from said estate. ■ "M* "
Tliesearo therefore to cite and admonish ail and
singular, the kindred and credilors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office within the time pro
scribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
liiven underlay hand at office,in Louisville, this
Blh day of May, 1838 E. hiOTil WELL, Clerk,
may 10 Cm
Georgia, Elbert county :
WHEREAS William Pulliam applies lo me for
letters ol administration on the estate of John
Hall, deceased.
Those arc therefore to cite summon and admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear at my cilice within
the lime prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any
lliey have, why said letters shall not lie granted
Given under my hand at office, this 25th May,
1838 [may 31] W.M. H. IN ELMS, Clerk.
Georgia, Columbia county :
Wll ERE AS James Curtlidge, administrator do
bonis non, applies lor letters dismissory on
the estate of Adam Walker, deceased.
Tliesearo therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and credilors of l lie said de
ceased, lo file I heir objections, if any lliey have,
within llic time prescribed by law, in my office,
lo show cause why said loiters should not bo grant
ed. Given under my baud and seal at office, this
2d day of June, 1838.
GABRIEL JONES, Clerk.
Georgia— Burke county.
Court of Ordinary— present, tiicir Honors G. W.
Evans’, Abel Lewis, and E. Palmer, esqs.
Rule M. ‘Si., :’;mv') s ih, 1838.
UPON the petition of Elisha I laymans,exeCL'.'‘ >r
of Samuel Hay mans, deceased, late of Burks
county, staling that lie has fully executed tho last
will and testament of said Stephen Hnymnns, de
ceased, and praying letters dismissory. fl is there
fore, on motion oi counsel, ordered, that the clerk
do issue a citation requiring ail concerned, lo lie
and appear at the court at September term next
then and there to show cause why said letters ahall
not be grained, and that said (dilution bo publish
ed once a month till said court.
Alruo extract from the minutes,
march 21 Gun T II BLOUNT, D cl’k.
if t OL. BROWN ol' Brown’s Perry, took from the
''—-'lndians one bead guard Chain with “Win Flour
noy August 22; 183-1,” w orked m it with gold beads;
also, one full jewelled doulle-eascd hunting watch,
with gold guard chain and key—the watch lias
three lellers on the front case—the owner, or any of
bis relations can get it hy describing letters ami pruv
ii g pioperly. ft no applicalioh be made 11 tour
months, tlio watch will be sold and the proceeds di
vided among tho troops, —application to be made to
the editor of the Columbus Herald for tlio bead
chain, and lor tho Watch lo Col. Brown.
Tlie Columbus Herald will copy tlio above and
forward tlie account to Col Brown, nov 27—11277
ADM IXISTU A TORS’ NOTICE.
A LL persons to wham the estate of Henry Zinn,
Ja deceas'd, is indebted, will render their claims
within lhe time prescribed by law; and all indebted
lo said| estate are requested lo make early payment
to the undersigned. JANE if. ZINN, Adm’x.
may 1), 1838 Gw JOHN POSTER, Adm’r.
IjVOUR mi mills alter dale application will be made
JL lo Justices of the Inferior Court ol Richmond
county, silling as a Court of Ordinary, for leave lo
sell the real and personal estate of Henry Zinn,
late of. iebmond county, deceased.
JANE 1). ZINN, Adm’x.
may 9, 1838 4m JOHN FOSTER, AdmT.
H NO If II months after date, application will bo
JL' mode to the honorable Inferior Comtofßurko
county, when silting for ordinary purposes, lor
leave lo sell lot number three hundred and lliirly
loiir, (334) in tlie sixth district, Carrol county, con
tainingtwo hundred two and a hall acres.
Jan 23 18w lm Win W MAUND, Admr
NOUR months alter dale application will be
- made lo the inferior Court of Lincoln county,
i when silting lor ordinary purposes, (or leave loscll
the interest of Samuel Coulter, late of said county,
| deceased, in a negro man Moses,as part of the
estate of said deceased.
Vv ILL! AM REYNOLDS, Administrator.
Lincolnton, May 19,1833
5 NOTH months afterdate application will be made
JL’ to the honorable the Justices of the Interior
1 Court of Neriveu county, while sitting for ordinary
I purposes, for leave lo sell the Lauds belonging to
tlie Estate of John M. Roberts, deceased, late of
said county. STEPHEN MILLS,adraT.
DELIA ROBERTS, adm’rx.
Feb sth, 1838 4tm 33
rvj OTICE. —Four months aflat date, application
ill will be made to the honorable Interior Court
of Lincoln county, when silling lor ordinary pur
poses, fir leave lo sell a pari of tlie real estate of
John Willing bam, deceased.
ISAAC WILLINGHAM,) , , .
NEPSON GARKETT, $ Adm lrs -
March sth, 1838. mar 23 4m
a .'UG R months alter dale application wilt be made
tl 1 lo tlio honorable Interior court ol Columbia
county, when sluing for ordinary purposes, for
leave lo sell the billow ing lots ol Land, viz: No 408,
in 4th district; 287, 27th district; 78 and -IG, llifi
district; all Early county, belonging to tho estate of
James Bluekstone, deceased.
U M. PRE ALL,
W M YARBOROUGH,
jin 19 —18 odmVnistratiirs.
months after dr.te application will lie
-if made lo the lion Court of Ordinary, of tlio
county of Jctlerson, for leave lo sell (595 acres of
pine land in the comity of Burke, on I lie waters of
Davids Bianeh, adjoining lands of John Lodge, T.
I. Murdacl, and others, sold for the benefit of tlie
heirs of Benjamin Brow n, deceased, minors.
JAMES CROSS, Guardian.
LouisMlic. May 21, 1838 . 4ni
MECHANICS’ BANK, )
Augusta, JunaC, 1838
fI'HH.S Bank will b a closed on SATURDAY,the
■- ‘Jili inst. to prepare liir the semi-annual Divi
dend. Persons having business with the institu
tion on that day will please attend to it on the day
previous. GEO. VV. LAMAR,Cashier.
June 8
jG'OUR months alter date, application will Ic
made to the honorable the Jnfetior Court «>1
Burke county, when setting liir ordinary purposes,
lor leave to sell all the real estate belonging lu the
estate of John J, Roe, deceased.
A. 11. ROE, Administrator,
Waynesboro, 23d March, 1838, 4m
jG'OUR months after date,application will he rr.ada
to the honorable the inferior court of Jcffer
son county, w hen sitting as a court for ordinary
purposes for leave to sell the land and negroes o
Richard Hudson, deceased.
march 1C HARVEY B PIPKIN, Adm’r.
jjHJUR months after date,, application will be
m made to the lion the Inferior Court of Elbert
county, while silting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell all the lands and negroes belonging to
the estate of Abner Ward, deceased, late of said
county, THO’S. JOHNSTON, Adm’r.
_inay 31, 1838 m4t
months, after dale, application will ha
-“- made to the hon. the Inferior Court of Elbert
county, while sitting (hi ordinary purposes, lor
leave to sell a negro man named William, belong
ing to Margaret Ann Deadwyler, a minor heir of
Joseph Head wyler, jr. deceased, late of Elbert co.
A LEX AND ER P. HOUSTON, Guardian,
may 31. 1838 mlt
Rj'OUll months alter dale, application will be
made to the honorable Inferior Coutt of
llnrko county, for leave to sell a part of the real
estate ot Southworth Harlow, deceased.
RERECCA HARLOW, Admrx.
npril 26 mini
MONTHS after date, application will
he made to the Honorable the Inferior Court
cl Richmond county, w hen silling for ordinary pur
poses, liir leave to sell the real estate of 1. J.
Brown, deceased. P FLEMING,
Jan 18 14;w4m0 Administrator.
months alter day application will ho
- made to the hon the Interior Court of Burke
county, while sitting lor ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell all the real estate belonging to Hilliard
J Roe,deceased, march 20 All RUE, Adm’r
B7OUR months after dale application will ho
JL‘ made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke
county, when silling lor ordinary purposes, to sell
the real estate of Eleazor Lewis, deceased, of said
county. ELEAZEU L. COWART, Executor
_may22, 1838 ra4t
months after date, application will be
made to the honorable Inferior court of
Burke connty, lor leave to sell all the real estate
cf George F. ticoriysrs, deceased.
JANE SCONYERS, Admx.
april 20 mlm
Doe r. EVANS’ MEDICINE: Dyspep
sia Jiud llypochoiidriiicism—lnterest
ing case.—. Mr. Win- Salmon, Green st, above 3rd,
Philadelphia, afflicted (or several years with the
following distressing symptoms; sickness at the
stomach, headache, dizziness, palpitation of the
heart, impaired appetite, sometimes acid and pu
trescent eructation, coldness and weakness of the
extremeties, emaciation and general debility, dis
turbed rest, a sense of pressure and Heat at the
stomach after eating, night mare, great mental
despondency, severe Hying pains in the chest, hack
and sides, coativeness, involuntary sighing and
weeping, languor and lassitude upon the least ex
orcise. Mr Salmon had applied to the most emi
nent physicians, who considered it beyond the
power of medicine to restore him to health; howe
ver, as his afflictions had reduced him to a very
deplorable condition, and having been recommen
ded by a relative of Ins to make u trial of Dr Wm.
Evans' medicine, he with difficulty repaired to
the ollice and procured a package, to w hich lie
says, he is indebted fur his restoralion to life,
health and friends. He is now enjoying all the
blessings of perfect health. Evans’ Medicine or
sale only by ANTONY’& HAINES,
april 25 232 Broad street-
Asthma, three years, standing
Mr. Robert Monroe, Schuylkill afflicted with
the above distressing malady. Symptoms—gre“t
languor, flatulency, disturbed rest, nervous head
ache, difficulty of breathing, tightness and stiiclnre
across the breast, dizziness, nervous irritability and
restlessness, could not lie in a horizontal position
without llio sensation of impending suffocation,
palpitation of the heart, distressing cough, costive
ness, pain of the stomach,drowsiness, great debility
ami uoSci'.'llcy ol the nervous energy. Air. R. Mon
roe gave up every thought ol recovery, atm c1.:3
despair sat on the countenance of every person in
terested in his existence or happiness, till by acci
dent he noticed in a public paper some cures effected
by Dr. Wm. Evans' Medicine in Ins complaint,
w hich induced him to purchase a package of the
Fills, which resulted incompletely removing overv
symptom of the disease Ho wishes to say Ids nm
tiveforlhis declaration is, that those afflicted with
the same or any symptoms similar to those from
w hich he is happily restored, may likewise receive
the same inestimable benefit. Wm. EVANS
t For sale by ANTONY &, HAINES,
Sole agents for Augusta Ga.
march 28 232 Broad street
M oke conclusive proofs of the
. extraordinary efficacy of Dr. IF.’./. EVANS'
celebrated CAMOMILE and APERIENT ANTI
BIHOXJS PILLS, in alleviating afflicted man
kind. —Robert Cameron, 101 Bowery, N. Y. Dis
ease, Chronic Dysentery, or Bloody Flux. Symp
toms, unusual flatulency of the bowels, severe grip
ing, frequent inclination to go to stool, tenesmus,
loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, frequency of
pulse, and a frequent discharge of a foetid kind of
matter mixed with blood, groat debility, sense of
burning heat, with an intolerable hearing down of
the parts. Mr. Cameron is enjoying perfect health,
and returned his sincere thanks for (he great benefit
he had received. WM. EVANS.
To James Dickson, 3fi Go.nhill, Boston,
Agent fur the sale of Dr. Evans’ Camomile Pills:
Lowell, November 15, 1830.
Dear Sir—Knowing by experience that every
reference that the afflicted receive of the beneficial
results of medicines, 1 cheerfully offer mine to the
public, in behalf of Dr. Wm. Evans’ Camomile
Pills. I have been afflicted for the last ten years,
with distress in the head and chest, often so Had
as to deprive mo of sleep for lluoeor four nights in
succession, hut have novel - found relief by any of
my friends’ proscriptions, nntil my w ife saw ibo
advertisement in the paper; when she persuaded
me to send for some, which I did, and obtained two
boxes nnd bottles, which resulted in almost com
pletely restoring mo to health, although 1 have not
entirely finished them. Should you consider this
any benefit to yourself, or the public, you have my
cheerful permission to publish it
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS K. GOODHUE,CentraI-st.
The above mentioned Pills are (ir sale only by
ANTONY & HAINES,
mar 23 Solo Agents lor Augusta, Ga.
Evans’ Camomile and Family Aperient
Pills.
]IV ER complaint ten i/cars slnndijif; —Mrs. II
J Browne, wife of Joseph Browne, A’orth Sixth
street, near Second street, irilliamsburgii, afflicted
fur tlm last ten years with the Liver Complaint,
completely restored to health through the treatment
of Dr. Win. Evans.
Symptoms;—Habitual constipation of the bowels,
total loss of appetite, excruciating pain of the cpi
gastric region, great, depression of spirits, languor
and other symptoms of extreme debility, disturbed
sleep, inordinate flow of the menses, pain in the
right side; could i ol lie on her left side without an
aggravation of tho pain, urine high colored, with
other symptoms indicating great derangement in
l ho functions of llio liver.
Mrs. Brow ne was attended by throe of the first
physicians, hut received hut little relief Irom their
medicine, till Mr. Browne procured somu of Dr.
11 m Evans invaluable preparations, w hich effect
ually relieved her Os the above distressing symp
toms, with others, which it is not essential to inii
mate. JOSEPH BROH7VE.
To Dr. Wm. Evans.
City arid county of New-York, is.
Joseph Browne, of UMlinmshurgh, Long Island
being duly sworn, did depose and say that the
facts as srl forth in the w ithin statement, to winch
ho bus subscribed Ins name,are just and into
JOSEPH BROWNE,
Husband of the said Hannah Brow ne.
Sworn before me, this lih day ol January, 1837.
PE TER PINKING, Com. of Deeds.
Evans' genuine Pills for sale only by
ANTONY &- HAINES
apnl 13 Agentt for Augu-ia,Ga
WILLIAM C. WAY
Sj* E' S PI:’.CT FULLY informs his friends and all
6 0 oilier customers who heretofore patronised
him, while agent for Joseph Shannon, that he is
now, and has been all along, since the 10th day of
October last, engaged w ith James Anderson & Co.
in their Dry Goods store, next door above Turpin
& D’Amignac’s Drugstore, liroad street, where he
will bo found equally as attentive to the calls ot his
customers, and all who may bo disposed to extend
their patronage to the now establishment, as for
merly, and oh ns good terms, and the assortment of
Dry Goods will bo found equally as large and as
choice as bcretolbre kept by tiirn in the same store.
The subscriber would also inform the public that
be is not an agent for Joseph Shannon, nor has he
had an agency in any business, since the subscriber
discontinued it on the 10th October last, as the
public have also boon nolilied by bis advertisement
to that effect on the 10th of October, 1837.
WE G. WAY,
At the store of James Anderson & Co.
may 30, 1338 tl Broad st. .Augusta, Ga.
BROCKET HOOK LOST, last night, be-"
if tween Hamburgh and the Richmond Hotel in
this place, containing twenty or thirty dollars, in
tens and fives, of the Monroe Had Road, and one
live dollar bill on the Georgia Rail Rond Bank, con
taining, as near as lean recollect, the following
pape rs :
One Note on A'Fitzpatrick, payable to mo, with
Benj. F Marlin, Thus. Maya and James Fitzpatrick
securities, $337 50, and duo two or three years;
one note on James Tathen for $2OO ; one
on M Crocket ior $100; two notes on M Dean;
one on John Hughes- two on Ezekiel -Stanly; one
on Jessey Philips for $lOOO with a credit of four or
fixe hundred, and one on myself for $2,000, and not
marked paid.
A liberal reward will be paid lor the return of
the book [and papers to Genl. Thomas Dawson, or
myself, at the Richmond Hotel.
GEORGE MARTIN.
Augusta, May 31, 1833.
There was a bill of sale made by A. Davis, of
Hamburgh, for a negro woman and child, dated
3lllh May, 1333. June 1
NEW IMPORTATION. ‘
CJ BARK, RACKET'!’, & Co. have received, by
y laic arrivals, a new supply of London Lever
and Duplex Watches, some of which are of a kind
very seldom met with in this country. Also, nn
additional supply of the now style Independent Se
conds Watches, with two hour circles, two se
conds, double slop and full jewelled, which can bo
sold as low as the old style ol Independents, and
warranted to bo pcrlect lime keepers.
A largo stock of Gold Thimbles, Spectacles and
Pencil Cases always on band. 2w June 2
SUMMER RETREAT FOR SALE. ""
Ji Will be sold, if applied for shortly, the lot
■jwiiT and improvements at the Sand Hills, known
ISggSH as the Turknett Spring Place, formerly
owne 1 and occupied by Col Thomas McGran. The
lot contoinins twenty five acres, a large part of
wlnch is in woods, and includes Turknett’s Spring, I
front which the City of Aogusta is supplied with
water. On the premises is a comfortable dwelling
with all other buildings necessary lor tin accom
modation of a lamily. Possession can be given
immediately
Also —A small Lot containing between two and
three acres, separate from the above by the Mil
ledgevtlle Road. Apply to
MayB tulh HENRY II GUMMING.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG!!
A ILrROA Dy^^
The completion of this Rail-Road, (from Potcrs
hurgh to Manchester, opposite Richmond,) makes
the chain of rail-roads through the stale of Virgi
nia continuous, with the exception of only nine
miles, and adds important advantages to the inland
route for Northern and Southern travelling.
There arc established on it two daily trains, one
ol which is in connection with the North and South
Mail Line ; and a tri weekly train connecting with
the “ Ilaliiax, Wilmington, and Charleston Rail
Road, Stage and Steamboat Line.”
Passengers from the South by the daily “Metro
polilan Mail Line,” will arrive in Richmond < n (be
evening after that on which they leave Raleigh,
ami having the night for rest, are yet enabled, by
existing arrangements, to proceed to Baltimore on
the succeeding day, and thence to Philadelphia the
same ui-dit, in lime for the morning boats to Now
York Tune, less than three days Irora Raleigh to
New York.
Passengers who leave Charleston for Wilmington
on Sunday or Tuesday evening, will, if they arrive
in Haliliix by five o’clock nn Tuesday or Thursday
evening be brought to Richmond by the tri-weekly
line, in lime fortlio Wednesday or Friday morning’s
cars for Washington, whereby they will reach Bal
liir.oro the same evening, and can proceed to Phila
delphia the same night, and arrive in New York be
fore dinner on Thursday or Saturday : being loss
thanfour days from Charleston to Now York. The
connexion is equally good and expeditious with the
extra lino from Wilmington, and with all the lines
from North to South.
The route through Petersburg!! and Richmond
w ill be found also to be one of the best routes (rum
the South to the Virginia Springs. The passen
gers can arrive in Charlottesville, having only forty
ibnr miles stage travelling after reaching the rail
roads in Virginia, in three days from Charleston,
and two days from Raleigh. .
All possible arrangements are made on tins Rntl-
Road for the comlbrtablo and safe transportation of
passengers.
Ollice ol the Richmond and Petersburg )
Rail-Road Co. May PJ, 1838. y 2m
GREAT EXPEDITION lolhc NORTH, t
” ■■■■■■'» The Rail Road and Steamboat Compa
-1 ‘ ; *, nics mi the great mail route to the North,
; to travellers the completion of
the great chain of Rail Roads between North Caro
lina and New York. Passengers coming in tho
mam mail lino, or by Charleston, S. C. and Wil
mington, N.C. and taking this route at the termi
nation of the Petersburg Rail Road, in N. C. will
reach New York 10 or 12 hours in advance of any
other line.
Tho following is the schedule of time, as run at
present, including all stoppages :
Leave Halifax at 5 rim Reach Petersburg!! 1 a tuf
L-ave Petersburg U a m Reach Richmond 3i Ass
Leave Richmond 4 am Reach Washington 31 r m
Leave Washing’ll 4 r M Reach Baltimore fil p M
Leave Baltimore 7 pm Beach Philadelphia 5 A M
Leave Pbiladclp’ao am Reach New Y'ork 2pm
Only one night’s rest is lost between Halifax
and New Y ork, as passengers sloop in the Philadel
phia bouts. Time in going from Halifax to New
York, including all stoppages, less than 44 hours.
Besides ibis fust line, there are other daily inde
pendent lines running on llio route, so that if by
any ehatice passengers fail to connect at any point,
they will never be delayed more than half a day.
Passengers coming to Halifax, N. C. in the Wil
mington < nitnpany’s line of stages, will please apply
to Mr. B. F. Halsey, the Petersburg!! Rail Rond Co’s
agelib. who will afford them every facility. In case
the stages are too late to connect, travellers will
find an engine and cars at any tune on the Peters
burgn Rail Road to carry them on.
Petersburg, May 23, 1833. 1m
COMUXD SVRUF OF I*l X K KOoK*
I A MIE subscribers have succeeded in preparing a
B. compound Syrup of Pink Root, winch will
admit ol as definj.c prescription as the powdered
root The dose of Pink Root, known ns one of
the best vermifuges is, 10 to 20 grams, and double j
that quantity in infusion is necessary to the same I
effect. But tins syrup contains i concentrated decoc
fion, much stronger than the i fusion, amounting
tonlmost the whole virtues it t ic substance.
One tcaspoonful of this ->: up contains the con
centrated det-adion of 20 grams within u small
fraction, which may bo considered at least, equal
to tho minimi dose of Iho substance, which is 10 m
giains—two teaspoonfuls 20 grains,and so on. A G
slight laxative power is given by combining in tho ML
virtues of rhubarb and senna. , B
ft is not certain that any uniform antidote to the B
occasional nervine clients of Pink Root is known, ■
but tho best antidotal power hitherto ascertained, B
aristolocliia, serpentaria is combined indue proper- I
tion.
It should bo remembered that no vermifuge i» B
uniformly successful, even when worms arektitjco t
to bo present. The ofticianal infusion is 100 weSy I
containing only the lea of seven and a half to fu B
teen grains to the dose, which equals, (it the seler- OH
lion of the root be well made) only three and a ■
quarter to seven and n half grains of tho substance. I
Fortins syrup, the best specimens have been ■
select -1 with great care, and the syrup on use linn T
been found to possess, in a very convenient form Bfl
lc, administration to children, all the uniformity oi H
power ns a vermifuge with the root in substance, or T
the lull powers of it in infusion or decoction. 'lke I
duso should be repeated three limes a day, or in ur
cent cases every two or three hours.
A cons’ant supply always nn hand st Apothecary I
i Hu11,232 Broad st, ANTONY & lIALNE3
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