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points. Daiy was stabbed in innumerable pluses | with bayonets ond swords, and received a deep cut over the head with a cutlass, * \ Alderman Hall, who was fortunately present, in command ot one of the Regiments, succeeded in rescuing Daly from certain death; ond officers Rose and Jones, with the aid of others, conveyed him to the Upper Police, whete lie was cum mi ted. Our informant states Iha’ more than fifty persons must have been ntore or less injured by the horse a id cart, and it is rumored that two had already died. Daly was, at the last accounts, still living, though most shockingly cut up and mangled—.V. I’. Express. From the Houston National Banner, Sr pi. 21, A highly intelligent gentleman who arrived in t town on Sunday last from the West, stales that a most decided feeling of hostility towards this Government and people, manifests itself amongst the Indian tribes on oui western and north wes. tern frontier. Capt. Love, the brother of Col. Love, who together with some sis con others, left San Antonio a few days since, for the purpose ot trading with the Cumanchcs, and fir whose safety fears were entertained, has, it seems from the jn. tclligcnce relied upon at Bexar, fell a victim to | the bad faith of those among whom he had gone with a view to traffic. I'he scalps and clothes of the party were carried into P.ceidco by certain Cumanclio Indians, as evidence of tht zeal and ' fidelity with which they wore prepare I to execute i their bond of Wood to the Mexican Government, i These are the fruits of the treaty nothing since |» entered into with this tribe of Indians at Bexar, i by Gen. Johnson, the agent of our Government at that place. A portion of the same Indians re paired to diis ciry, for a similar purpose, not more than a couple of mouths ago, and in each in stance, we believe, received presents from the gov ernment to a considerable amount. The Lipans, also, whom about the same time, we not only treated with, hut trea'ed well, are said to be now on the Rio Grande, holding direct intercourse wi h Mexico, of a nature similar to that which, it is believed her secret agents and emissaries have for some time past been keeping tip with the tribes along the whole extent of our Indian border. The chief of the Lipan tribe, when, in this city, is known to have exclaimed on concluding the trea ty with out - Government: ‘’Let us see who will be the first to break it”—and be has broken it. So much for treaties with these savages. It is pleasing to hear Irnm all quarters that the crops of cane, cotton and corn will be unusually good litis year. The laic refreshing rain will have a very good effect upon the cane crop, though it has come rather late; the cane has, however, one month more to g<ow and ripen, be fore grinding time. Cotton is very fine and [lick ing is going on rapidly. The season lias been remarkably favorable, so far, and all that our plati'crs may desite now, isgood prices, and good demand, and good money, which, we sincerely hope they will realize.— Altakapas, La Gazette, Kept. 31. Tnr. Wkst—A Sion.—The west is not all what it is cracked up to he. Several wealthy families of this place, during the summer, took a notion of ‘•bettering their condition,” and there fore started off for the western country; but find ing that it diti not answer their expectations; they are all returning, resolved upon settling down lor life in Altakapas. It appears that people are only beginning to discover the fact, that Louisiana is one of the finest countries on earth, and Allaka pas the best part of it. —Franklin ]{miner. MARRIED, On Wednesday evening, the 10th inst, by the Rev. Isaac Boring, Mr. Thomas 11. Bevkns, ot Monticello, to Mrs. Angelise Bbiuesbou, of this city. On the llth inst., by tiro Rev. Mr. Boring, Mr. Wim.iam M. Davis, to Miss Georgianna K. Cart, nil of this city. man n m i ■n i t ivrni — 'M&K&'sreas u COMMERCIAL. - r 11 ~~ 11 " rrr ~ ' —— ■» MACON MARKET, OCT- 11. Colton —New Cotton picked out before the late rains, sells generally nt 13 cents. Wo have heard of some sales at 13 j Cotton picked since Ihe rains, (which are more or less stained,) sedl from 10 ro 13 cents. NEW ORLEANS MARKET, OCTOBER 8. Transactions of the week up to the evening of the 6th inst. with the exception of cotton, have been rather limited ami sales generally confined to home consumption, specula ora not being able to outer the market, owing to the small supplies and very high prices risked. The western waters continue very low, and several boats laden with produce for this market are represented as being nground and must remain so until there is a rise. Flic weather lias been very warm during lire week. Tire city contin ues healthy. Numerous strangers ns well ns our citizens who have been at the watering {daces on the lake are arriving dailj . Cotton. —Received from the Ist to 6th inst. 439-1 bales; exported 2796 bales; stock on hand including ull on shipboard not cleared 1041)8 bales. In the beginning of tiro past, week there vvns a very active demand, and considerable sales birth.' quan tity in market made, and g neral y at an advance in price, since then however and tip to Saturday two ning lire market has been dull and not only lost the advance but also closed with a downward tenden cy. The sales of the week amount to 3000 bis at. lot, 13, 131, 13, and 131 cts, middling to line. Our ; remarks apply entirely to the new crop, the lots of Ihe old crop are too insignificant to demand notice. The quality of the lute receipts are inferior to those [ which first etime to market, many of the crops are i somewhat mixed Liverpool classifications.—Ordinary Middling, 10| a 11; Fair, 12; Good Fair, 131 a 13; Good and Fine, 131 a 13L Statement of Cotton. 1833, October 1, stock on hand 800 bales. “ “ 6, teceipts this week 4391 13294 “ “ “ exported this week 2790 Leaving a balance of stock of 10103 Including all on ship board not cleared. Flour. A further advance of 35 a 50 cents per bbl. was established, for sweet during the week with a good demand for domestic use; we quote su perfine 80 a Os, fine S 3 a 8 25, sour *0 20. Wo have not heard ol any transactions having taken ! place for export The receipts from Ist to 6th inst, | amount to 1560 bbls. Molasses. —Dull,the demand very limited at 28a 30 cents —receipts this week 74 bbls. Sugar. —The stock of Louisiana sugar is much reduced: sales continue to urocers atour quotations —the receipts this week amount to 40 hhds Ha vana sugar continues dull and the demand limited | at prices quoted. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. CHARLESTON, Oct 13. A it■ yi slcrday. In- Lmicctj ! Hangs, Havana; schr Thomas and Henry, Miles, from j CcU'l.a rap. Went to sen yesterday, br Catharine, Rose, West In dies, line In- Cervantes,' Hrdfctt. tin lon, steam packet South Carolina, Cliff y, Baltimore,steam packet . to tune, Wilson, Savannah. FRESH RAISINS. ~S WHOLE and hall boxes new crop bunch JLOvv Raisins, just received and for sale by oct 13 JOHN COSKERY. ff- STOPPED from some Dro- j vy | vers, on the 10th inst. in this aZE? place,two likely Hounds, said to have followed thorn from bo / tryrfc, f7.~•, v _^ a jr--7* low Waynesboro, or near there. The owner will please call, pay expenses of the printer, and lake them away. E. MARTIN, oct 13 3t rajOTTCE. —The City Council • ill receive pio- Im posa!s, on the first Saturday m November next, for keeping the pumps in or ler for three years. Applicants will name the prire pur annum, and the names of security. By urderof Council, passed the 6th October, 1838. oct 13 2i GEO. .M. WALKER, Clerk. } . / \ T *- IV AN Ft-’Dj to lake charge A or tic Double Branch Ac tdemy, Lincoln conuly, Georgia A genllenmn who uil! come with sullh'ioiil of character, nod qnuit (i• •a■ i• > ll s in i.-aril ilio d fferoi t branches ni an English and Classical education, w ill meet with liberal encouragement hy immediate application to the ilia Prude s. Hv oulor of tlic 'i’ruslcos. oct II! wit SI-’. A HORN .MO-1.1 V, Ser’y. MORE NEW (KiOiis “ 11. KIRTLAND «.»■ Co., Merchant c -I* • Tililors, have received a complete assort meat ol (Jooils iu l heir Hue; Cu.-simeres io great variety, superior Satin Vestings, A'c Arc. law 1/ (jooi/s.—SO dozen best lloskm (black and colored) Gloves ; lluskskio and Heaver do.; supe rior black and while Silk do; Berlin do; while and black silk Halt IP.se; cotton do; superior .Merino Vi sts and Hants ; Suspenders, of the best quality; Linen, Cambric and bid; twilled pocket I Id k is. . ‘Stocks.— Opera lie Satin Stocks; plain do; bowed aniLplam Bombazine do. OU dozen round and square ei d Collars, Ac Ac. oct H) ; I,AM) POK SAI.C. Twelve hundred acres ol oak and hickory land, lying in Lincoln county, *1” on VS ells’ creek, well watered, and sevc fal good sp.iie.gs on the same, about six miles below lbe court house and three miles from the Savannah road. Also, two Lots in the Chero kee purchase, both drawn by me, one lot Mo. 281, 4th district nuii 2d section; the other No. 719, 3d district mid 3d section. A fin, one lot in near Augusta. ROBERT II ENDEIGSOM. oct 13 3tw TO REUfT —The commodious three ' fe|l story brick Dwelling, over tire store of Messrs. T. Barrett & Co. Immediate possession given. Apply to _ocl 12 It* .1. & VV. HARPER. L -ST RUCUIVII!) and for sale low, 40 pieces heavy Kentucky lagging, 100 pieces heavy Dundee Bagging. ' J . »ct 12 JOHN M. COOPER & SON I’L .V NT K IDS’I lOT B L,. CN II ARLES II MIOT respectfully informs -i bis friends and the public I bat be has relumed to Charleston, and has taken the Planters’ Hold, corner of Chun h and Queen streets, formerly kept by Mrs, A. Calder. Tim establishment has under gone thorough repair, and is now ready tor the re eeplion of visiters The Columbia, Camden and Georgetown Stage Ollice is kept here. Charleston, October 11, 1838. Ilstdee STONE MASONS WANTED. — twenty good Stone Alas ms will find constant employ ment, at libera! wages,attbo Bridge over the Oeo nee river, on the Georgia Kail Road, near Greens boro. JAMES 11. GRANT, Principal Assistant Engineer- Engineer’s Office, I Greensboro, October 11, 1835.} ts Musical noth; e.- u,i/, jf; ukCIT AIt f)j professor of respectfully io forms Ids patrons and the public, that ho has removed to Fox’s Rang-, over Afr. AI. Dye’s store He w ill give lessons in .Vlnsie on the Piano Forte, Guitar mid Mute, ami as it is his intention to eon line his practice to this city, and to take but a limi ted number of pupils, he hopes to secure a rontirm alien of the liberal patronage with which ho has already been favored. N. B.—Piano Fortes tuned and repaired in the best manner, on reasonable tnims ts net 8 It EMOVAIi JAMES ANDERSON & CO. BY IV’.U. C. \VA V, No. 2fin, Biio.vd-stiiukt, Augusta, Georgia. HAVE removed their stock ol seasonable Dry Hoods to the store immediately opposite to the State Bank, where they are receiving additions of fiesb imported Hoods of all descriptions, and suitable to the fall and winter season. oct 4 U~T ATCHE.S ANI> JEWELRY.-the suhsiriber has just returned from I lie North with a splendid assortment ol Watches and Jewelry, which the public are invited to call and examine. JOHN B. MURPHY, oct4 12t lUCIEM OM> Is HJ Ess, Aii-r,ai,oal t| iilE Drills on Wednesday afternoon will ho B discontinued until further notice. By order of the Captain, net 10 W. A. ROBERTSON,O, S. \\[ ANTED, by a young man ol' industrious • » and suhur hnb'ts, a situation in a Grocery or Shoe store—is acquainted with keeping a Bur in either of those situations he will give his whole attention to bis employers For forth *r information, apply at I his office, or at Ins hoarding house, oppo site Bridge Bank, 134. 3t oct in FEANNELS, BLA \K!TS, &c7 ' SUPERIOR wlnleganzß Flannels IO do real W elch do Bleached and brown Canton Flannels 10-4 and 14-4 superior Bed Blankets London d jffel and point do A large assortment of the above goods jnstopen ed, and will ho offered at salisfnctyry prices, ocl 3 EDGAR <V. CARAHGHAEL. Mil. JOHN 11. MURPHY will net ns mv attorney during my absence from the city; all pasons indebted to me will therefore make imme diate payment to him. A. FOSTER. Augusta, Alny 30, 1833. ts | f *J>l J NEGROES I’VhTsTvTTeT—The «uh -1 Irsvi<• s'-riher has just arrived from Petersburg, Virginia, with one hundred and twenty likely young negroes of both sexes, and every description, which he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms He begs leave to make known to his friends and the public generally, that he has made Ham burg his place of residence, and will be constantly supplied with negroes suitable for planters in this vicinity. Those at a distance, wanting to purchase, may at all times depend on finding a large number ol' negroes Un hand. The lot now on hand, consists of able bodied men, plough boys, two first rate blacksmiths, several likely and well qualified house servants of both sexes, several professed cooks, washers and ironers, l several women with children, small girls, suitable ! for nutacs, and several small hoys without their j mothers. Planters an I traders are earnestly request ( cd to give the subscriber a call previous to making | purchases elsewhere, as he is enabled and will sell as cheap or cheaper, than can be sold by any other | person in the trade, BEN.I VAHN DAVIS- Hamburg, S C., Sept. 28, 1838. ts N. fi—Also for sale, 1 wagon and 4 horses; 1 wagon and 2 horses; 2 carryalls with horses; 1 first rate saddle horse, and 1 poney. The Columbia Telescope, Journal, AJilledge ville, Alacon Messenger, and Columbus Enquirer, will please copy the above for one month, and send their accounts to this office for'payment. FAEL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, NEW SUPPLIES. & C VRMICHAELi are now rc -.i-J ceiving their supply of Staple anti Fancy Dry Hoods, comprising a largo and general assort | meat of Goods in their lino, which they fee! dis j posed to offer as fair prices. if sept f, [ I W*/4h The Hcorgia and Gaiolinn Al ii. inanac for 1839, hy Robert Grier, just published and for sale hy the gross or dozen hy sept 7 THOMAS RICHARDS. WHITE WELSH PLAINS. KERSEYS, & CARMICHAEL, arc now B j opening a supply of Heal Welsh White : Plains, Kerseys, Linseys. ami low priced Satinets, suitable for plantation and house servants, oel 3 j DANK STOCK FOB SALE.—l2sshaTeg -*.•* Bank of Augusn. 25 shares Augusta Insurance and Bankmg Com ' party. 130 shares Georgia Rail Road and Banking Com j pany. Apply to KOBT. F, POE, or Oct 1 ts GEORGE O’KEEFE WHITE. T EFT WITCH’S BEST TORACCO-- -S-J Also, (ut Tobacco in small papers, and best ■Smoking 'I ohacco. Just reived and for sale hy ANTONY <k HAINES. \kjI UTE LEAD, WINDOW HLASS, • » and all kinds of Paints and Oils, a large stock constantly on hand ami for sale bv sept 1 HA VI LAND .RI.sL KVA Co. PREPARED CHALK, in square cakes, A for beautifying the skin, a superior article.— Just receiled and lor sale by sept fi AN i’ONV $ HA IN EC FALL AND WINTER GOODS. rHAiIK undersigned is now receiving a lull supply J 3. of Staple and Fancy Dry Hoods, smtu. hie for the fail and winter trade ; ho has also receiv ed his fall supply of Hroocrres. His stock of both Dry Goods and Groceries, comprise a very large and general assortment, and they are offered lor sale on reasonable terms sept 20 Ir.vCw .WILLIAM 80-STWICK. 4 SITUATION Ik wanted by a ycung man in \ -zdL Sl imc Dry Goods or Grocery s ore. For lur ther particulars, apply to It. I’INK, net 11 Bl* Broad-si reel. s»^ 1 t v>iti li.t. I'llJiSi- —1 ho ■“ Gi nuine Evans’t amonulc 1 ills are lor sale hy the subscribers w ho are the Hale Agents tor Au gusta, ai 7o cents tie: package Oct II ANTONY & HAINES. /ANTED TO Hi la : a smart active negro Alan —liberal wugis will he given.-- Applyto JOHN S. HUTCHINSON, oet (» PEACH AM) ai-pm; brandy; 8 hhla oM Teaih llromly T♦) lu bbls ehl Apple do. For sale by OCtB ISAAC MoJSR, I !{. A. RE AD is my duly aiillioriseu ugnii | iv S during my absence Horn Iho stale. WILLIAM CLAGETT, Jr. Augusta, August 23, 1838. if lILOWN SALT. ,*f sacks blown Salt, I irgo size, in good order til) 25 dozen boxes line table Salt. For sale hy oet 8 ISAAC MOUSE. “VAtTCLUSE COT'fON OSNABURGS. * CONSTANT supply oft he above aniclelor /V sale at Factory prices by the agents. mnr 2 4U CLARKE, M’TEIR <fe CO rAPIiII. —20 reams fine Medium Printing Pa per lor sale, on consignment,at factor’s prices) Apply at this office. June 13 PAVILION BOBBINET. —Ai) pieces hul>-1 bind for Pavilions, 10-4 wide; also, Culiun nml 'oen Nottin' r ,ju.si received by June 27 TUGS. 11. WYATT & Co. STOVjIJ ,I & HAMLEN, WHOLES A I,K DRV iV‘ )<J l )S MCRC HANTS, Ami Goneml *«iV'-curs, AUGUSTA, On. DCr Dry Goods Sale Room over the GrocMy shute. [Vf OTIC 17. —Mr. 1\ WILLIS is my duly a" thorised attorney during my short absence Irom the state. S, BUFORD. July 24,1838. ts 2 NOR SAL EOK HIRE —A siiiart, active, likely negro girl, abon soventeen years of ago. Etiqniro at tins office. ocl 8 rt'O HIRE—A negro boy about thirteen years fi of ng", accustomed to house work—apply at ,’nis office. 4t oct 8 A LT. 2,8(10 sacks Liverpool Nall, fur sale by C 3 S ept 13 JAMES AIeDOVVAL. it! li li G G. GORDON is my authorised alior- ItM. ney during my short absence (rom the slalo. sept 8 ts JOHN 1! MURPHY. I \J,A 111 El El) SUGAR.—O hhds Clarified vv Sugar, for preserving, for sale hy n „g 4 ISAAC MOISE. 7*oiE VIOLET, or Juvenile Souvenir, B (hr 183'J,edited hy Albs Leslie, just received and forsalo hy T. H. PLANT, sept 13 _ JL BOUBI3 PAPERING and Bordering, a . good supply just received and lor sale cheap seat? by T. 11. PLANT. UMBRELLAS. —Just received, a good as sortment of line Silk and Coilon Umbrellas, sept 20 by W. H. CRANE. Cl &, R. IVES hov i jost received n rich as >• sortmentol Embroidered Capes and Collars, now patterns. Itw hv sept 11 Gl KEEN COFFEE. —20 Jhags Green Cuba 1 Goflee, prime ounlity,lor sale by s-ejit 7 N. SMITH & Co. TWi i-;w UOliiTsit.—loquintals New Codfish, la in fine order, lor sale by sept 7 N. SMITII * Cn._ IL ItIRTLANO Ar Co. are receiving H.P. their stock of Cloths, Crtssitnorcs, \ e sl ug s, Stocks, Collars, Gloves, &c. sept 6 CWtaLNUT and Mushroom Ketchup, ot V* superior ar ticlofor table use. For sale by septfi ANTONY & HAINES., . I INSEEO OIL, —A laige stuck on hand of i! fine Dutch Oil, lor sale hv s. jil 1 II AVI LAN I). RISI.F.Y A Co. 5 VOCT. MONROE, U c-iVTio t, may tie uuti- K-Fsiille l profession'llly at, all hours at me Engle and Phoeinx Hotel, Room No 10. if mny 2 \l |(W CROP MOLASSES.—7o hhds. for j. x sale by T 8 & (J 11 ME PCALF. n.arch 20 ~~ SUKV EVOIIS’ COMPASSES. A N assortraent ol the above instruments, some x3l very superior, warranted correct. For sale by „ct 3 T. H. PLANT. HAT STORE.—A- Ti. MALLORY having connected himself wish one ol the largest manulaclnring houses at the North, will in luture road net the business under the firm ol A. 11. Mallory &, Co. Their present arrangements will enable A. 11. M * Co. to supply their customer* on ilio most accommodating terms. They are new receiving their Fall mid Winter supply of Gentle men’s Hats, Caps, &c.; also, a large assortment of Ladies’ Bonnots, of the latest stylo and superior quality. Those wishing to purchase articles in their line, either at v. holesaleor retail, arc solicited to call and examine their assortment. oet 2 If A. B MALLORY & Co. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Ac. CIIKAP FOR CASH, i*" fif* PACKAGES i rugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Glass, &c ,for sale at lowest market j drices, by ANTONY <fe HAINES, next door lo U. C. Baldwin & Co., 232 Brond-st. N, ]{.—Country merchants are invited lo call nml inspect their stock belorc purchasing elsewhere, oet 2 NEW GOODS. Fashionable Fall and Winter Go Ms, Just. Received hy U 11. CRANE, among which may be * found the following arucles : Black Italian Matleoni Silk Do. gro do Paris, gro de -Swiss and gro do Rhine Silk .Superior black 4-4 gro do Swiss Silk Do. de gro grain do Blue, black, plain nml figured do Fashionable ligurul colored do Blue, black, and colored figured Bombazines Do. do plain French do Rich embroidered Thibet Shawls Plain colored do do Black embroidered mourning Shawls flail mournmgThibet do Plain Hack Cbally do Do colored do do 3-4 and 4-4 black twisted silk clo Colored worsted Crowell half Hdkfs Ladies figured silk Cjavats Gentlemen's 40 inch black Italian Cravats Supr rior Gauze Hons, a new article Linen Cambric and l.inen Cambric Hdkfs j White,black and green Gauze Veils Fine black Lace da Chenole, cord anil zephyr Worsteds Blue, black and colored velvet Rileboas Embroidered Saltin Bonnet Ribbons, Paris stylo Fine French Artificials Narrow saltin and ganzo Ribbons, Do. worsted and silk Braids Do. fine linen Tape, for trimming Gold end linen T-<pe and Bobbins Taylor's and Clark's spool Cotton Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Inscrlings Colored worsted Edgings Black silk do Brussels Thread Lace Edgings Superfine Irish Check Mu-din Plain, siriped and figured Swiss Muslins Mull check do Mouslin de Lai nos Dark French Prints Small figured black Merrimack Prints Do. do blue, brown, red and ruby ground Merrimack Prints F.nglish half mourning Prims Plain and figured English Merinos Figured silk velvet Vestings Silk-hound Cradle Blankets .Superior blue and black Cloths Colored and Cadet mixed do Bine, black, brown, drab, steel and Cadet mixed Satinets Superior Kentucky Jeans Fine fancy Casgimeres Striped and plaid Lindseys Red and black mixed do Negro cloth and coarse Satinets Rn-I. white and scarlet Flannels 3 4 .-8 1-4 o-4and fi-4 brown shifting! At .Sheetings Superior cotton tiek ngs and Cnriloii Flannels ° ■ Cotton, Worsted and woollen Hosiery Woollen and Buckskin Gloves Together with a general a.->.oritnnnt of fashions ble (all and winter Goods, w Inch w ill be di-.posed ol i.i reasonable prices at No 231 Broad-, I. ocl ( J ¥ NOTfCE#—TlkOMihPoribrrIrnsrcmov * <u * his Oliice to tbt* second story of AJcKcj/ic iV Hennocli’s corner. 11(; will alien i puncmallv to tin 1 business of his profession, in ih • Cmnt* ol ** J Richmond cum**, Georgia, an.) Kilgcfnl* ami barn well districts. (J. „ orll{) Ll>i 1 JAMKS T. GRAY. u liilili—A healthy strong voting negro a ® woman, a plain cook ami washer. Also a S smart girl about 12 years old. Apply at No. 303 broad I. opposite Stovall tVt Simmons archou.se ' s 7 ( ' l ' l 10 SR to .1. J UVUL). ( j r jV Ij U* CLOTHS, Oassimeres, Vestings, Sun. Idc J- * penders, Gloves, Ac. received by |,i «»<-t 10 W iM (). PiucK.aflS ISrund St. -V GOOD lit MM'.fifi MAM) TO UK NT. a 1 t Tlio tenement next above Mis. Elureni'e's I. . ~W is fur rent until the Ist of October next —figß~i lH .Enquire on Ibn premi»oa St oc.tlO 1 _ Jk TO JOINT—A t>>nml iwosiory Dwcl / lingon Kilim, between Mclntosh uid Jack- MHi.itwwn. Apply In i uc.4 if n. L. NEHR. A -‘E TO RENT— I The lower half of tho H large building lately occupied h\ William -p l' :!|l *' “ Wnmlhiiry, „* ~ crockery store, suitable lor a grocery or dry goods sloro lor terms apply to »"g‘J2 ISAAC JIOISK, 311 Broad it. ■' TO D I;NT, the three story D.veiling IBS* I mw * nt present occupied by Dr. JEylylL*tuberUoii, on Campbell street. Jim store and dwelling, lirrproul, No. *1 Bridge How. Apply lo McKEN/.IE A UE.VNOCH. N. IS. Notes payable quarterly) and the occupants paying for the use ol the hydrant water on the lots, ting l~ If J VV ANTKD TO RENT-a dwelling house, near the central putt of I lie eity, on .iSsiSjLoilborol the back streets. A eomforluhle siuull house, with a small garden attached, would ho preferred. Enquire of ang 7 if W. T. THOMPSON. VqJ TOI.EN from the subscriber, on the lst■ h day k- ol May last, one Cold Lever V\ ntch, iinitnlion ihmlj.'e case, raised Eagle on the Dial, Engine turii oil, i l;nseu edge, 1). Brothers, maker, Liverpool, No. 1264, Also, 3 approved titles lor Lands in tho Creek nation, Aid hath."' bonds lor titles for II other pieces of land. The j'’uvo, w ith a variety ol clothing, was stolen one mile C" 111 Hamburg, supposed to he stolon by negroes helongn'’* * u the vicinity of llnmhurg. 1 will given liberal rew.’' rq lor the waleh or papers. Silver-smiths are parti cularly requested lo keep a look out for the said "aldi. JOHN T. WISE, oct 8 o vv * Georgia In.siimnce and Trust Co. J _ Augusta, September 18, 1838, y rr A ' instalment, ol Two Dollars and f ifty cents n e.» per .share, on the new stock, is payable on Friday, -1 si inst. WALT. GOU ED, Sec’y. s ept 111 jd f INDIAN MAI IS OIL—A supply just receiv -rd and for sale by ANTONV & HAINES. S ang Hi ci NEW FA 1,1, AND WINTER .GOODS. ?. |l G. 1 ATT A Co, No 2ufi Itrniul si reel, I S * -* . are now receiving fresh supplies of Staple - ami Fancy Dry floods comprising a general I nssorniii'iit of goods in their lino, vvhieli having 1 been well selected, they idler at fair prices, U bole, sale and Detail I’urehnsersare reqnesleil loculi and examine our stock before they make their pur chases. o ct :j I jfIUUNTP AND CLOVED SEED.—A 1 supply of fresh Kola Kngn, Elat Dnlch Turnip and lied Clover Seed, just received anil for sale by ang 18 I! \\ lI,AND, RISLEY A- Co. ' ,TIIE GIFT, I'im 1(1 LLGAN IL\ bound in f.uibossud Morocco, A-J edited by .Miss Leslie, just received mid ' for ~ sale by 'J'. If. PLANT. I sept 13 si |Y| 1 LITARY SHAVING SOAP.-This ll if a superior article, so constniilly in demand by Ihoso who are acquainted with its peculiar excel lence is now for sale by die subscribers. n|| g Hi _ ANTONY A HAINES. " Tt> IitJILf)ERS. lo riliiL iindcrsigncil vvdl tic kept constantly sup plied with M indow Snsh of various sizes, Window Blinds, and Panel Doors. 'J'he Snsh are « primed and glazed w ith superior Class, the Blinds n are painted green and hinged ready liir hanging I wilh the necessary fastenings, hold Micks &c. com’ ( plete, all ol supcrioi workminiship, (nr sale low bv I sept 11 TURPIN D’ANTIGN AG, &, Co. STEEL RIBS FOB COTTON HNS. NEW INVENTION. ' Pill L subscriber has just received a supply of the M- IA I f.N I I.J Us lor Col to n (1 1 ny, which have been spoken so highly of w herever they have I been tried throughout, ihe Cnlfon Crowing >IaI cs * * These Ribs are so constructed that oneserwill last I twenty years or more, and he eonsinruly in use, by \ having an extra sel of Cast .Steel hires. Tim faces □ remade to fit on the front of the Ribs, whole ihe f Saws pass through, and in so simple n manner that any person can put them on. The subscriber will \ always keep a supply of Gins on hand ofdim above I description. WILLIAM JONES, ( A few doors above Ihe Upper Market. -i Jui 13 EOIKiIA LlAlE.—Liosh tnoue jUiue.ol 2 AA ns good quality as any in the market, pnl up f in boxes, stronger, tighter, and more convenient for I transportation limn barrels, and holding the same ! quantity. Price $3 the single box. and ®JSO by ' the quantity, delivered at Augusta, at Jacksonbom, < and at Iho mouth ol Hriar creek, on the Savannah 1 river, it will be sold at the same rules wilh freight • off. Apply to T. I„ S.MITJI, Planters’ Hotel, or 1 • June 14 trwj-iltf P. KIRKPATRICK ifc Co. 1 ,4 COOK WANTED, of good character and I; /» capacity, to cook for a small family, lor which a liberal price will be paid. Enquire at this office or at No. 293 Broad street if Juno 7 POUT WINE," IVmsKEV, &c. ( *y k bids Won ng-ihela W hiskey ) o>vJ'0 > vJ' 25 bids superior Port VVnm I 101) coils Dale Rope. Just received and for ( sale by VV. E. & J U. JACKSON, i October 1 » Auctioneers. I INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL in Greece, ■ li 'l’urkey, Russia, and I’ojand, by the author of ‘ Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia. Petren, and i the Holy J,nid, with a Map and Engravings, in 2 j vols. 12 mo. Just received by < sept 7 THUS. RICHARDS PLANT’S EDITION OF GRIER’S GEOK G 1 A AN D CASIO L I N A ALMANAC, FOB I Bw» 0 : C'l AIiCULATIjJ> for iho horizon and moridinn J of Augusta, < in., and will servo for tlu* rnlja rent states mid I J‘>rnri. 'I heustronoinir'fil ralcula* lions hy Robert drier, of Halts f.mmly, (hi. Juhl published,and sold hv ihn gm.s« dozer orsinglo hy r. 11. HIwViNT, Aul'uhlii, I t I’LA MT As A’OKTO.X, Cutunhus. j ( ( N» JC' K ST( r(' 1C >. I ( Black Sal.ni, Bombazine, Plain and I f / Figured Black Snmmcr .Slocks, of iho bcsi nmkuand Hiylo, j.iwt received hv WM. O. PRICK, r June 10 No. 258 Broad sired. •’ ( |V OTK'lk—Tho MihKrrihers being onxione to J 1 H close thrir Im.sincHs, requc.-il all i klso indebted n to them to make immedi »Ic payment, and aii thorn* \ lo whom wo arc indebu (!, will please present their 1 accounts. CLARKF Ai iiOLLAND. | sept 8 ts I OONNETS.— WILLIAM 11. CKANE has , M. j just roe /ived 1 .allies’fine Elorenoe Plait Cottage j do do Straw no do Misses’common Straw do do 1 I’.din I mil Hoods, large size; also, a variety ' , New Coodss, at 231 Broad street. sent 12 1 , I 8 CHOICE LH2HODN, WINE.V, &c. I t PIPES Cognac Brandy, 4lh proof I ) do Champagne do very old I 3 do pure Holland Giu I I hhd Jamaica Rum )■ 3 pipes choice old .Madeira Wine, Lewis <V, Co. and Newlon, Gordon <fe Go’s brands * fi qr casks polo Sherry, of the well known I' brands ol Duff Gordon and Smith, Bailey \ <t Co. \ qr casks Port, imported direct from London I 20 dozen do ex'raiigoatid quality fi 15 qr e’tsks i onerill.; me, brand J’oisly &Co I ]o d i Sweet .Malaga 15 boxes Sauterno Wine for sale by N July 26 JOHN COAKKRY. W3I. 11. McKEE, 1 No 3fi‘J Hru.ul slrret, Aupnsta, On., I \GEN f tor the New Vork Albion, Emigrant | \ end Old Countryman, will receive siihseiic- I tions and payments. ly June 3 |a OFFICIAL /'/LIIW.VG Oh THE /’ GEORGIA STATU LOTTERY, | »r n,i> benefit ot i tut Augusta 1 ndep’t |- ire Cotnp’y ! Ci.ass No 3'.*, for 1838. 1 ? 4 __ f> £ 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 I 1 65 62 71 |0 2 3 28 33 16 66 48 IIKUKBV CKRTirV t.)mt the above number i iih llioy Htnmi urocnrrw t,astaken I ram tlie IVI nr»- ’cr’s cortifiralp of ilio draw mu of tho \ irginin lute liOilory, for Woll-shunf, Class No 6, for 1838, rnwii at Aloxandrin, VaOrl. 6,1838, and which •formnu's t lit* Into of nil tickets held in the above iOliery. [ucl |o] A. KKAI), Agent. iiiiA’n s TE3 I N 15 A V . GEORGIA STATE 8. « 'S' 'E' BO SJ V , For thebenefit of tlie Augusta Independent Fire Compnny. »' I,ASH No, 41, fob 1838. 'o be determined by I he draw mg of I bo Alexandria l.ollory, Class No 7, 1838. 'o bedrawn ut A LEX AN Dill A, Vn. on Saturday, October 13lh, 1838. D.ts. (Jkkuokv iV, ( o , Managers. A. READ, Contractor. 075 Numbers—l 2 Prawn IlnllolH. SCHE M E . I I’nzo of $50,C00 soo,oco 1 20,000 20,000 1 10,000 10,000 1 5,000 6,000 I 4,100 4,000 1 3,100 3,100 1 3,000 3,000 1 2,500 2,500 11 ,000 2,000 50 1,000 50,000 50 500 25,000 60 300 15,000 fit 200 12,200 03 100 0,300 03 80 6,040 03 70 4,410 03 00 3,780 120 60 0,300 120 40 6,040 3,054 20 73,0H0 23,436 10 234,300 27,814 Bribes, amounting to $540,200 ’J'ifkelß slo—Shares in proportion. D3~ Orders to,' Tickets in the above scheme will wet with promt 1 attv.'O on if addressed (post paid) „ 1 A. UK AD,.Vein, FAN t! V ANI MV I nTT;H Sll AW I.S Still', subscribers have just received nn extensive assortment of Thibet Cashmere, Hoek Spun >ilk, Highland Plaids,and winter travelling Shawls oinpnsing ns gn at a variety and assortment as ver bolore olfeieil in Ibis market, wit ch they can ell at unusually low prices. i id 3 EDGAR & CARMICHAEL t- .UtEfcliL FIjOI) it, Ac.—3o bids Canal Flour 10 boll bids Rye Flour 6 bids Nmtbern Shad 5 bbls Pickled Herrings 1 blni Dried Coil Fish 20 boxes Smoked Herring 20 boxes Patent Yellow Candle* 1 bale Colton Twine 30 rusks London llrovvn Stout 6 bids superior Cordial 25 qr casks Hriiudy Ueci ived uml lorsale by JNO. COSKEUV . <>< t 3 If %i U'ITCI4. —I be 11 rm ol J. I*. Seize & Co. 1 V was dissolved on the 7th mat. by mutual con eul; either puny is authorised to use the name ol lie late linn in settling tip the business. J.P.SETZE, A. SARA 1., E. R. si MON IS ET. .1. F.Seize will continue the business at the dd stand. aug 20 NEW GOODS. S !’. SF.TZF,, baa just received dress and •S • furniture Calicoes in great varies of prices and patterns. Irish Linens in half and whole pieces, all qualities Gentlemen’s merino bos skin and silk Gloves Cotton, worsted and gum elastic Suspenders Misses and boys worsted Cravats Silk, cotton, Virginia lamb’s wool and merino hose and half hose Rest while and black English silk hoso A great variety of 3-4 4-4 5-4 6-1 7-4 8-4 0-4 10-1 liisbionablc shawls Gent’men’s silk pocket lldkls warranted not to fade 3-4 6-4 merino Circassians, all colors Real French merino cloth, do do White, senilct, green and yellow Flannels, some extra fine Real Welch and Rogers’ Flannels, warranted not to shrink While twilled and 6-4 domestic Flannels Kentucky Jeans, Satinets, (ill colors and qualities Cradle and Crib Rlnnkuls, very fine 3-4 1 4 6-4 Bcdlicking J 4 6-4 bleached and unbleached Waltham Shootings 3-4 4-4 do do Shirtings New York mills Shirtings, and British Long Cloth Red ami bine l.insey Negro Kerseys and Rlankels, very heavy \\ bite Canton Flannel, some very lino Assorted colored Cambricks t’ordcil mid quilled Skirls 3.4 4.4 5 4 6-4 7-4 primed cotton shawls .Salisbury Flannel While, blue and pink Satin Silk Long Lawn,assorted, some extra fine 6-4 J.ickonell, Rook*, Nunsouk, Scotch and India Mull Muslin 6 4 cotton (bnnbrick Plain and figured Swiss Muslins, Bishop’s Lawn Gorman Gil ( lotb Plain and figured Rohinetl I-sics and Edgings F.nglisli Thread Laces and Edgings Colton and w orsted Hosiery lor children Assorted (1 ix patent Thread Flat-bead Pins and hemming Needles ’Bailor and Clark’s Spool Cotton Nock, put!', side, luck and round Shell, Brazilian, Dressing and Ivory Combs Fanny coat and youth's Buttons 6-4 red Padding and green Frizo Colton, worsted ami cloth Table Covers, some of them new stylo Ladies'and M.sses Straw Hoods 4-4 Apron Checks 6-4 cross barred Muslins Irish Linen Sheeting, so.nc extra line 10 4 London Sheeting Needle-worked Inserting and Scalloping Gnu/, Flannel, black Italian Crape ami Crape I .re I White and black Crown Linings Cornetts, assorted numbers and qualities Gentlemen's black Italian Cravats and Storks do Swiss do Green worsted < ord and 1 assets Cotton Cord and darning Colton Colton and silk (I entire I las, s onto extra sizes Bent plated Hooks and Eyes Scarlet, green n> <1 yellow Fording Tapes and Bobbins, silver Thimbles [7-4 and 4-4 best black Italian Silk Russia Sheetings and Diapers Crash, Dowlas and Huckaback, for toweling Ladies’ Hoskm and picnic Gloves Satin ami lustring Ribbons, assorted 1-4 6-4 Furniture Dimity, brown Hollands 12 4 Marseilles Quills 12-4 colored Counterpanes Black Lace Veils, some very fine 4-4 and 7-4 Barn: Icy Diaper Double damask table Diaper, assorted width Damask Table Cloth Worsted Vlor-en, assorted odors French Jet arid blue-black Bombazines, superior and low priced Bird's eye Diaper ’-4 and 10-4 unbleached Linen Table Cloth Black silk velvet Ribbons Black, green and pink silk and tabby Velvets Ladles' Ringlets and Curls lialiiiclis, assorted colors, plain ami figured Baizes French Napkins, with colored borders Youth,pearl and shirt Buttons )pen work bleached and unbleached cotton Hose Embroidered silk Hose Woolen Gloves and Mitts Wooden and steel Rusks Blue, black and fancy Cnssnmervs i-4 Cambnck Dimity, plaid Lnisey, Kid Dolls -allies colored, fine plain, Swiss, and Flurance j ' plait Straw Collages Sew style figured dress. Silk, all colors. I 1 also, I ?() pieces Scotch ingrain and treble ply Carpetings Black Carpetings, thread A binding to suit the same! lilt) Brussels and'Bulletin Hearth Rugs Very line assorted si/cs bed Blankets, ’I he above goods will be disposed ol by wholesale I 1 uni retail, oft reasonable terms. qu 2 j ■ i ■ ij jin PUBLIC SALES. BY JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. ON MO\!h\ V, Iflrt Inst , lii (rout ol my stoic, at 10 o'clock, will lift sold,- fi lil.it. oil I'cue 1 1 linimly h do J .inaica limn 10 boxes tn-isli Lemons In hags < i;til’d 10 hln. Pjlot Bread HO coils tinit’ Uopff 10 baskets I hninpagno’ in,Otto Amcri no Cigars, I",' 00 Spanish do 20 facet a sup nor Burlaps, A I.go, C cases heavy negro Brogan Shoe* 10 tin do Kip do do 2 super or Sofas 1) superior r line Cases. A I.HO, At tWesonie time,one liny More, five years old, works well in harness and u good saddle nag. f-old lor no fault. Terms cash net 14 At I'nrnle Sale — Sp'endid Furniture BY JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. I superior Mnrtde lop I’ierTablo 1 spring sent Sofa 1 Marble fop Center Table 12 si l superior spring seal mahogany chairs The iiliovo Itirnilnro will he sold low—is not damaged in the least, belonging to a gentleman who is breaking op hoi hie keeping. sept 2‘J |ft I LOT lIH EA I). h U ihls Pilot Bread, I weighing about t ighly lbs eacl.i,for«ile low by ang6 Isaac A4UIBE. I, 'OR MALM—A likely sffmrt Negro Fellow, about .twenty-three years of age, neeiistomed to hou-e and field work, and also a very good Pressman. Kmpiirn at this office w4t pel 4 SHIItT COLLARS. ~ 1 * *^l -N fine Shirt Collars, just received and ♦)'* for sile, by sept ii u. e &j. ii. Jackson. CLOTHS, CASSIW LUES, Ac. I 1110 snbscrihers have just received a largo ■ assort merit of superfine and middling q tin lilies Cloths mid CnsMinercs, viz. bine, bint k and sane) colored cloths, heaver cloths, of extra body, suitable for Overcoats, Ac. Udihed, plain and fancy striped Cassimcres, in groat variety. 200 pieces Saduels, some of which are of su perior quality, and composing a great variety of colors, tin.ey stripes anil mixtures. > s illt and other quality vestings, Buffalo cloths which liny oiler at. very low pi ices, oct J !■: LX ■ \ K A CA ll MICIIA F.L. .EXTRA Ml ItsMII.LMIS RCILI S, A SIIMAR have just received kA from New York a large supply of ixlia 10-4, 11-4, 12-d, 13 4 and 1 i 1 Marseilles (Quills, wottli irom jtfi to #2O, to which lliey respectfully invite the attention of the Indies. bet 6 Additional Supplies of Carpel in;;. (JMHI HMN A SHEAR have received this La day iron) Now York, additional supplies ol extra three ply and superior ingrain Carpels, of very rich colors and splendid patterns, wiiich with their previous large supplies, makes their assort ment one of lie largest ever offered in til is city.— Persons w ishing to supply themselves with lids article, will do well to call immediately, as limy can now make a se’eetion of rich and splendid patterns- oct ti MV LTTanT) ~VV| x TU iT GOitHJS. SNOW DEN A SHEAR arc now receiving irom New Yoik, llieir Fall and Winter sup plies of Staple mid Fancy Dry Hoods, com prising a large and gi neral assmtincnt of artielus suitable for the present and approaching aeasorf, all of whirli have linen carelnlly selected, and to which lliey respectfully invite tile altenlion of the piddle. Country merchants and planters will lie supplied mi the inoai reasonable terms. sopt 28 iMOI SUA ill!) I.AiNtCb. SN( )Vt DUN A. SHEAR have just received from New York, n supply of rich Monslin He Laines, for ladies’ dresses; also, superior plain Mack and Chullys, to which they respect (idly invito the attention of the Lidius sept 28 ' Sl l l-UUO.t \V M.LCII ML AN N fi MS. SNOWDEN A SHEAR have just received fiom New York,n large supply ol while Welch Flannels, (warranted not. to shrink) ofn soil texture; also,a large supply of Bed and (.men Flannels, tu w hich they respectfully invite lire altenlion of the public. sept 28 KlfiN I'UC'K i A MAMS AND SATINETS. WNOWDMN A, SHEAR have just received froln New York, a large supply ol extra quality Kentucky Jeans, and superior and common Satinets suitable tor yodtli’s clothing, to which they respect fully invite tlie altenlion of the public. sept 28 CARPETING AND RUGS. SNOWDEN & SHEAR have j ust received from New York, a very large supply of threw ply and superfine Ingrain Carpets of the most splendid patterns, with Tutted ami Hi nssels Hues to mutch the carpets ; persons wishing to supply themselves with these articles can in w make a se lection of very rich and choice patterns, from one ol the largest assortments over offered in tins city, sept 28 BLANKETS AND KKttllO CLOTHS. SNOWDEN Ac Sll EAR have just received from New York, a very large supply of sttpe lior Hose, Whilury and Duffel Blankets ; also, > very large supply of superior Kerseys and Linscys, suitable lor mule and female servants, to which tlmy rnspcslfully invite Iho attention of planters, sept 28 FASH lONA BMC. BOX NETS, SNOWDEN A. SHEAR have just received from New Yoik, a large supply nt Ladies’ su perior Victoria Co tnge Bonnets,of llio intent stylo and shape ; also, a supply of extra quality colored straw Victoria Cottages and WitsiS’ Hoods, of a large size, to wiiich they respectfully inviie iheat- Iclliion 111 llin ladies. sent 28 E. HURL MO IS,* SILK DYKK AND SCOUIUCR, from Pars, having arrived at Augusta, where he intends to make Ins permanent resilience, in the practice ol Ins profossioi id business, lias the linnor to inform tlie Indies and gentlemen ol Augusta and adjoining counties, that ho Inis taken a suitable house on Broad street, two doors below .Mr. Augustine Fred erick’s, where ail kinds of Silks, Crapes, Ac. will he Dyed in llio most fashionable and permanent colors, nl the most reasonable price*, Ladle*)' Me rino, Cashmere and Crape Shawls, and i-eghorn I Inis cleansed and pressed, so as to lonic ns well as new. <o nllemeii’s apparel scoured and renewal to their primitive color and brightness, oct S lira Mr. mill Mrs. MOMRTON’S SCHOOL. A.E ll.niid .Mrs F.fJFHTON beg leave gratefully it 6 to acknowledge the liberal patronage and on caiirngoiiiian which they have received Irom their friends and the public during lhe past year They pledge ihefnsalvca that their exertions shall not lie ivainiim to render their institution still mors word y ol nnblic confidence. 'Jiiecon -seol instruction in I lie ensiling term w ill ho extended, And llio best talents the country af fords w ill he emploi ed in die depnmneriis of llio school. There will bo hut one term in the year, extending front llio Ist of October to I lie IstolJulv. Non* will lie admitted (iir a less pi rind I him one term. The. Primary Department w ill consist of *mnl children, and ihcir studies will be strictly olvtucn Inry. Tuition lor tlie term Utfii) The. Senior Department will embrace all except the children, and comprise a liberal and cum plats course ol study ; consisting of 1 (ft the common Kogltsb branches, 20l the higher king. liranchewand Belles Lellree. 3 ()t Mathematics, 4 Os Nam id Sciences, 5 Os Ancient Classics, 0 Os Vocal Music. TuitionSSO 1 Music on die Piano Forte, (extra) $75 French, 41 f 0 Drawing, 'd#'"'*’” Use of practising Piano, ft One half payment required in ad wince. ills particularly desired, in order to prevent breaking up the classes, that those who are to be come pupils ot the school, may he sent at the Inn "inning of the term, and continued, if practicable, Irt Iho end. No deduction will, he made for absence either at the beginning or end if the term. Tho rooms lire titled Up In .1 style of comfort Uhd elegance, and with the additions to he made, will ho adapted to seat eninmndtoiisly eighty pupils or w iiich number the school (exclusive of i he Primary Department) will lie sriciiy limited. * « July 7 If * OCr 'l ho Souti cm Becunhr,Columbus Hnonirer and At liens Whig, uvjl poblisli the above weekly lilllhe first ot Dtioh, i, and charge thisoffku 3