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I Augusta Uenovij.L.., Beguiir Monthly Mooting of tins Noe it v if place on Kriils y evening next, at the Prcs n Lecture Hoorn. I F. STURGES, Secretary. EACHER WANTED, to take charge of the tizens’ Academy, Columbia county, Geo., ensuing year. 5_ wtf JAMES CAUTLEDGE,Sec’y. SALE, at par, a few Shares of the Georgia I Road Sc Ranking Co. Stock. Enquire of I ts REES Sc BEALL. Umbrellas aud Hon nets. : Silk Umbrellas, common to superfine asc Gingham Umbrellas, common to super, lo colored P L Hoods or Nun’s Bonnets lo white do do do do eceived and for sale at 20G Broad-st. by 5 THOS. H. WYATT Sc CO. undersigned continues to advance on Cot shipped to his friends in avannah. Charleston, New York, Havre, Liverpool. t 18t D. W. ST JOHN. ICE. —A meeting of the Stockholders of Peoples Line of Stages will be held at Mil eon Monday the 19th inst, Each of whom "xpccted to attend in person or by written s business of importance will be submitted consideration. J. L. MUBTAIN, 1 2t President P. L. S. AT lON WANTED, by a young man of •al and industrious habits, in a Dry Goods, or Commission business, as Salesman or eper. He writes a fair hand, is acquainted iness in general, and can give the best of re lation from the North and South, and also present employer. A line addressed XY. the Post Office, will meet with attention. 3t j- William O. Price, Men’s Mercer, Draper aud Tailor, jM- No. 258 Broad Street, ■SHAKES pleasure hereby to inform his friends ■W and the public of his late arrival to this city ■With a select stock of the newest and most fashion able assortment of fine Goods ever ollered in this market, comprising all the choice colors of superior ■"West of England and French 1 Cloths, Cassimeres aud Vestings, Which he will make to measure in the best style, ■r dell by the Piece or Pattern, f l 'e*as also just received and will be continually ’tecciving new additions of every article of the Fancy order for gentlemens’ use and wear that can can be called for, viz: Under Shirts and Drawers of all kinds, fine Linen and Cotton Shirts, Frilled and Plain ; Shirt Fronts; fine Linen Collars; Suspenders of every variety; Gloves ot all kinds of the fust quality; superior Neck Stocks of every description, Jllnadß to order by the most celebrated makers jSilk 'and Line* Pocket Handkerchiefs ; Black and fig’d | Bilk Cravats ; Night Caps ; Shoulder Braces; Riding F ’Belts ; Cravat Stifliiers ; Pantaloon Straps; Silk, Woolen and Cotton Hosiery ; Umbrellas; Cloak Cords and Tassels ; Razor Straps; Travelling Cas | ’ es; Hats; Caps; Perfumery; Shaving Soaps; Clothes and Hair Brushes, &c. &c. With an extensive as -3? ortment of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing, Cut and made in his establishment in the bestman ner, which will enable him to satisfy the public on in spection, that the like is not to beexcelled if equal led in this country. All of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. nov 14 MR. & MRS. EGERTON’S SCHOOL, Corner of Mclntosh and Reynolds sts., Augusta. (A RANGE OF TERMS.—The attempt to pre- I serve classes feom being broken up by pupils entering at an advanced period of the term is found to be impracticable. As the arrangements ofthe school arc thus compelled to yield to the convenience tant patrons, and absent citizens, the charge for the whole term will, therefore, no longer he required of those who wish to enter hut for a part. A scale of graduation, accord ng to the tune each nunil is entered, will be adopted, corresponding with what is found in other simlar institutions in For the whole term of nine months, the charges as heretofore, are for the Senior Department, Primary do 50 Music on the Piano Forte, 75 French and Drawing, each 40 For six months —Senior Department, 60 Primary Department, J/ ou Music, {j® French and Drawing, each JO For three months— Senior Department, 35 Primary Department, M Music, 32 French and Drawing, each 18 The school is now in full operation, and amply supplied with Teachers. There are connected with this institution, nine Teachers: m the English and Classical brandies,Rev. A. M. Egerton, Mrs. Egcr ton. Mr. U. Chapman, Mrs. Chapman. ln French, Drawing and Penmanship, Mrss S. in the Natural Sciences, Mr. M. Platt. In Vocal Music, Miss 8. Pennimau In Instrumental Music, Miss Dakmgs, Mr. J. 1 °Lectures in Chemistry will he commenced as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made. N. B. Former pupils of the School are invited to attend the Lecture gratuitously; to a few others tickets will be sold on moderate tei > rrV Board may now he readily obtained in res pectable private families, and on reasonable terms. MParents and Guardians are respectfully invited to continue their visits to the School, at all hours ol the day, to witness the recitations and progress of thc 6td3tw rV- The City papers, Columbus Enquirer, South- and Athens Whig will please copy the above six times weekly, and cliaigc this office, 'xa T DITCH —The Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company stock advertised for subscription on the Ist Tuesday in December next, is withdrawn. By order of the Board of Directors , ■' JAS. CAMAK, Cashier. Ga. U. Road & Banking Co. J Athens, November 8,1838.$ ■m VADISON MALE AND FEMALE ACADE -I\l MIES.—The Trustees of this Institution, leave the pleasure to announce to the public that their Academies are in'tlie most flourishing condition and present to the public the most inviting induce ments for the education of youth. The male department is under the charge of Au gustus Aldcn, A. M.,the present Rector, who w. I have an able assistant lor the English department Mr Aldenis known as one ofthe most successful teachers in this state; his time during the ensuing year will be devoted to the higher branches ol the classics, Mathematics,and Oratory. Our female school has succeeded beyond our most saneuine expectations. VVc consider our institution inferior to none in the Southern country Professor Pierce assisted by Miss White and others, have charge’ of Hie Literary department. Their success during the present year, we consider a sufficient guarantee for an opportunity of obtaining an the Madison Female Academy a finished education in all the higher and substantial branches of literary knowledge Mr. Daniel Chan, Professor of V ocal and Instrumental Music, having secured a competent assistant, will lie enabled to give the utmost satis faction in bis department. Such has been the num ber of pupils during the present year wishing musi cal instruction, that hecould not accommodate them all - tliis will be now obviated, aud his entire atten tion to this department will be given. His reputa tion is firmly estabh-hed. ("ur village is quite healthy. Board can be ob- , tained in the mo t respectable famines at moderate * a -n,e tuition foes are placed u ( .on fair grounds.— We believe they are lower than at several institu tions hi ourStote, where opportunities for education are not a.< £ood. . , 'flic- Male school will open on the Ist, and the female on thc fourth Monday in January next. k. k. Jones, | JOHN VV. IMRTER, JAMES EVANS, \Trudce:. THOP. J. BUHNF.Y, ( rOV 6 JOHN ROBSON, J swSw ■ AMu^h%L^ • I nov 11 aw HIRE—A Negro Girl, about 18years ol age, accustomed to house work. Apply at t! -s office. Iw nov 14 UN ITED - STATES DANK NOTES, for sale nov 14 2m by JNO. G. WINTKH. \T ICTORIA SHAWLS, anew aud fashionable T article, just received by * nov 13 JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. CASSIMERES. —Plain and Fancy Cassimeres nov 13] for sale by J. S. HUTCHINSON. HATS. —50 cases Fashionable Hats, including a great variety of men’s and boys’, for sale by novJ_3 JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. RICE. —16 tierces expected this day, will be sold from the wharf, by JAMES KIHND, nov 13 It Mclntosh st. near Bay. r nrifTsWEET OHAIsTjESjo bblTNorth *) * fUU cm Apples, just received and for sale by J. p. LEWIS. l3 3t opposite Eagle and Phcenix Hotel. (4 HEKSE,—3O casks, in fine order, just received J and for sale by STOVALL & UAMLEN. nov 13 UGAR AND COFFEE.—2O hhds. prime St. Croix Sugar, 50 bags real old Java Coffee, just received and for sale by nov 13 STOVALL & HAMLEN. NEGRO CLOTHS. —10 bales on consignment and for sale low by nov 13 STOVALL & HAMLEN. r A BUSHELS PENNSYLVANIA APPLES O ( | large size, just received and for sale by nov 13 3t J. P. LEWIS. COTTON OSNABURGS.—4O bales Vaucluse Osnaburgs, just received and for sale at Factory . prices by [nov 12] JOHN S. HUTCHINSON FINE HUSH LINENS. —Five cases superior Irish Linens, just received and for sale cheap nov 13 by JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. C 4 UPERIOR CLOTH, for sale by O nov 13 JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. A £ DHLS. OF APPLES, .1 t) 15 do. Irish Potatoes, just received and for sale by J. P. LEWIS, nov 12 2 opposite Eagle andPhtenix Hotel. 174UESH HOPS.—A choice lot offresh Hops, just ’ received and for sale by nov 10 ANTONY & HAINES. BLEACHED LAMP OIL.—A fine lot of Bleach ed Lamp Oil, just received by nov 10 ANTONY & HAINES. Bills on London and Liverpool, in sums to suit purchasers, for sale by nov 10 JOHN G. WINTER. LEECHES.- —A lot of prime Leeches just receiv ed i also, some first rate Dissecting and other Instruments. For sale by nov 9 HAVILAND, RISLEY & Co. Fancy Canal Flour. WILL be landed to-morrow, 60 bbls. Canal Flour, (fancy brand). For sale low, from the Wharf. nov 14 w4w A. I. HUNTINGTON A SON. a TO RENT.—A Convenient Dwelling on Wasliffl Ellis street, just above Washington street. Apply' to A. PICQUET. nov 14 2tw T~ HE LADY’S ANNUAL REGISTER and Housewife's Memorandum Book for 1839, by- Caroline Gilman, with an Almanac; Garden Calen der, &c., just received by THO’S RICHARDS, nov. 13 297 Broad street. HE LATEST FASHIONS!—The subscriber has just received Pattern Suits of the latest style, which he will take pleasure in exhibiting to those who favor him with a call, for their inspection and approbation. WM. O. PRICE, nov 9 Draper and Tailor, 258 Broad street. 'VJ'OTICE. —The Committee will receive propo sals for Gravelling the City Hall lot, until the first of December. A plan can be seen by calling on the Committee. The gravel to be taken from the south common. C. B. HITT, A. GUMMING, nov 13 at JOHNJULL, _ NOTICE. —Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned, until the first Saturday in December next, for Painting and Whitewashing the Jail. W E. JACKSON, - ) P. CRUMP, SCommittee W. G. NIMMO, r° m UCP nov 13 A. CUMMING, J trwtd THE Co-partnership formerly existing between S. Kneeland St J. K. Kilburn, under the firm of S. Kneeland & Co. expired by its own limitation on the Ist inst. The unsettled business of the firm will be attended to by the subscriber, nov 14 3msw 8. KNEELAND. subscriber has associated his son 11. W. B Kneeland, with him in the Factorage and Com mission business, which will be conducted under the firm of S. Kneeland & Hon, they tender their services to their friends and public, at tire stand for merly occupied by 8. Kneeland & Co. their Ware house being Fire Proof, and extensive, respectfully solicit a share of public patronage, nov 14 3msw 8. KNEELAND. Country Sent, Somerville. THE subscriber offers for sale a House and Lot, on the Sand Hills, one of the most desirable locations in Somerville. The Lot contains ten Acres, Garden, Orchard, and Arabic Land. On the premises are Dwelling House, Extensive Kitchen, with Dormitories for Servants, Stable, Carriage House, Wash House, with furnaces, Smoke House, a Well of fine Water, Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, Ac. Ac. All of which will be sold a bargain, and on the most accommodating terms, as to payment, nov 14 Iwtf A. I. HUNTINGTON. GEORGIA LIME WORKS. THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that they have commenced the manufactory of LIME near Jaeksonborough, in Scriven county,Ga. They have extensive quarries of Limestone, which is considered by professor J. R. totting, State Geol ogist, to whom the proprietors are indebted for the information which induced them to embark in the undertaking, to be of the very purest kind. They have consequently erected large and substantial Kilns in the most approved manner, and procured men from the North who are perfectly acquainted witli the business. A portion of the Lime is now in market and has been pronounced by the principal builders in the neighborhood of Augusta, and others, to be of excellent quality. The subscribers take pleasure in inviting those who take an interest in the developement of the internal resources of Geor gia, to examine it, being convinced that the whole United States cannot produce a more beautiful arti cle. They have now a quantity on hand, which they will deliver at the mouth of Brier Creek on the Sa vannah river, or at Augusta. Having extensive preparations in progress, they expect to be able du ring the next winter and spring to supply orders to a very large amount ; and they have every reason to believe that they will entitle themselves to the favor and patronage of the public by producing a cheaper and better article at home than can be found abroad. ► ‘Orders will be received by D. Kirkpatrick & Co. orlby Thos. L. Smith at Augusta, or Jacksonboro’. CORNELIUS A SMITH May 7 SawdAwtf AT STORE.-A. B. MALLORY having connected himself with one ol tiro largest mnnulaclunng houses at the North, will in luture conduct the business undvr the firm of A. 11. Mallory & Co. Their present arrangements w ill enable A. B.M.ACo. to supply their customers on lire most accommodating terms. They nre now receiving their Fall mid Winter supply of Gentle men’s Hale, Caps, Ac ; also, a large assortment of l adies’ Bonnets, of the latest style and superior quality. Tho.su wishing to purchase articles in their line, cither at wholesale or retail, are solicited 1 1 call and examine their assortment. ..,1 •> ,f A. It VIAI.LORV A Co. \:KW CLOTHS, Uassnncres, Vostings, Sus iV renders, Gloves. Ac. rrceivnl hy oc t WM. O. PRICE, 358 Broad st. DIRECT IMPORTATION. JA BALES H I 9-4 and 10-4 London Duffel Blankets . 2 bales superior Rojo and Whitney Itiankols For sale low by o et 20 BONES A CARMICHAEL. FRESH RAISINS. -n WHOLE and hull boxes nww crop hunch I v)*P U-.iiiinv,jn t received and for tale I v u , l il JOHN G’OaSIKKV. Ist d quire 01 4?V ES. novlo ANTON i * , R montlis after date, application will bt made to the honorable the Inferior Court, o: Hurke county, when sitting for ordinary purposes for leave to sell a Negro man, by the name of Will belonging to the minor heirs of John H. Hhcncy deceased. nov 13 mlt A. H. ANDERSON, Gnar’n. PROSPECTUS OF the national magazine And Republican Review; To be published in Washing City, D. C. , The National Magazine and Republican Review will be published in the City of Washington, D. C., on the Ist day of January next, and delivered monthly in all parts of the United Stales, devoted ! exclusively to the advancement of the great princi- 1 1 pl es of the Whig party, and the encouragement ot i literature and science. J, The exjioriencc of the past year has confirmed in ’ . the minds of the more reflecting and sagacious of • the Whig party' that a vacum exists in the period- • ical press of the country, in which should be | combined the productions of our great statesmen on 1 literary and scientific subjects, and those of the cm- ’ t inent literary genius of which the United States can boast so ample a share, on the various subjects that ' present themselves to a sound and vigorous intellect. It cannot bo doubted that the present crisis de mands the publication of a work calculated to in fuse and circulate true and honest political infor mation, and counteract thedireful influence exerted ' by a monthly periodical of a similar nature publish-' , cd in this city, under the auspices, and bearing the name of the self-styled Democracy of the present, • day, advocating measures which, if successful, are > destined to moulder in ruins the fabric of our noble constitution, by placing constructions on it to suit the caprice and advance the teachings of corrupt ambition. The union of such principles with ft general lite rature as have insulted the common sense and hon esty of the country by proclaiming the “Martyr dom of Cilly,” rendered in a manner more detesta ble from the insidious manner in which they are ; combined, tend directly to the disorganization of all that, as Americans, should be held most sacred. — This combination is calculated to secure them a circulation in quarters to which they might not otherwise penetrate, as well as from a certain de ceptive air of high-toned philanthropy, and expan sive liberality of views with which they are art , fully able to invest themselves, fur the purpose of stealing their way into the heads, through the un suspecting hearts of that class on which depends the destiny and hopes of the nation —its young men. ■ Whilst the more experienced sagacity of older heads can never hesitate a moment in recognizing the real naked deformity of these principles of Mo dern radicalism, under all the fair seeming disguises they may assume, yet to the young they are replete I with a subtle danger of the most pernicious charac i ter. The National Magazine and Republican Review is designed, and will be conducted with these and other highly important considerations in view, cal -1 dilated to correct misconstructions, and inculcate • the correct political principles on which arc based the views and practice of the great Republican Whig party, as well as for the encouragement and ( maintenance of genuine polite literature. The pub lishers will neither spare expense in the mechanical department of the work, nor their utmost efforts to • render the Review useful to the public in a literary point of view, and honorable to the country and cause which it is destined to espouse as a National . work. t The period is fast arriving when the country will emerge from the dominion of a party that has come 1 into power under the corrupt influence of a misled popular prejudice, and which has advocated and sailed under the broad and corrupt motto of offlee . seekers, “to the victors belong th spoils of the • vanquished'” being alike anti-Kepubliean, un-C'on i stitutional, and a foul stain upon the free institu tions of the country, that can only bo eradicated by the triumph of the principles which govern the Re publican Whig party of the present day. The advocates of the principles alluded to, who r have stood foremost iu defence of the Constitution and Laws, when they were as diminutive »»»party could be, exerting the strength of a Leonidas bat tling with thchost of Xerxes, and have nearly suc ceeded in rescuing the Government from the grasp of corruption, will deem it their imperative duty to I continue their efforts, and it cannot better be done than by supporting a periodical of high standing for 1 sound political principles and literary worth —and i such a one will be found in the National Magazine 1 ami Republican Review. 1 The success of the Magazine will therefore de pend, in a measure, on a great body of the oppo nents of the present admistration, whose interest it will be to aid in its permanent establishment. And . it will be equally binding on the talented and patri r otic band of leading Whigs to spate neither time or r labor to the explanation and advocacy of the true . and only principles on which the government can . prosper, and on the success of which depends the the experiment of Republican government. Having made these few remarks on the political cast of the publication, we feel confident that its utility will be readily perceived by the public and fully appreciated. In addition to the political sea , turcs, the following will be the principal subjects on - which the Review will treat, from the pens of the 1 most celebrated writers of the present day: Reviews and Critical Notices will occupy a por > tion of its pages, thereby giving praise to genius, - and censure to such productions only as arc I '/chly > deserving of it. , A Sketch of the Proceedings of Congress will be • given at the close of each session, in which will he explained the cause and elfects of all prominent nets and measures, compiled by a gentleman of acknow ledged ability and opportunity to arrange andcollect such matters'as will prove both interesting and in • s tractive. ' Election Returns will be given in a tabular form, ■ embracing all elections of importance in the vari -1 ous states, as early as practicable after the reception ' of official returns. : Essays and Tales will also form an important part ! of the work, and all original articles of this charac ter will recivc prompt attention. The object of the 1 publishers, next to enhancing the good cause in * which they have embarked, will be to furnish the ' reader with such matters as will both instruct and 1 amuse, such as 1 Sketches and Reminiscences of events too minute > for history. ! Biographical and Historical Sketches of distin -1 guished personages, &c. Original Poetry will be well sprinkled through its 1 pages. Engravings of Distinguished Statesmen.—ls the work should receive the same encouragement as is ’ usually extended to periodicals of a literary and ' scientific character, the subscribers to the Review ! will not only find their numbers embellished with ’ these desirable plates, but also with many other 1 valuable improvements. ’ten n s . The National Magazine and Republican Review ■ will be published in monthly numbers of eighty ‘ octavo pages each, on fine paper, with new and handsome type, and in the most approved mechanical and typographical appearance, at the moderate pri ces of Five Dollars a year, payable in all cases in advance, or on the delivery of the third number, without respect to persons. Any person forwarding ten respectable subscri ; bers, and becoming responsible for the amount of | their subscriptions for the first year, shall receive a copy gratis as long as they may continue subscribers. The publishers will be responsible for all moneys forwarded by mail, in case of miscarriage, provided 1 the certificate of the postmaster shall be secured, and copies forwarded accordingly, p If a subscriber shall not order his subscription to be discontinued at the expiration of the year, he shall be considered as wishing the Review continued, which shall be forwarded, and the subscription mo ney expected on the receipt of the third number, as in the first instance. No subscription taken for a less term than one year. All communications, post paid, addressed to the publishers at their residence, Georgetown, D. C., will receive prompt attention. FULTON & SMITH. Uich Linbroiderieu, Thread Laces, lodg ings, <Src. dtc. at Private Sale. JUST received and for sale, a beautiful assort ment of Embroideries, Thread Lace, Edgings, Veils, Capes, Collars, &c. The above will be open a few days to dealer- o.\- ~ t whoa r e respectfully invited to call immediately. " 1 v ., 13 W.E.&J.U. JACKSON. T) E, MARTIN, DENTIST— Room No. 43, in <5» V* 10 privatc part 01 tl;e U. S. Hotel. *t) MERINOES at C(lST.—The suhscri- / •Gfc- I?- . vul *i, on lmn<ll ‘n extensive lot of the article, will sell them u t cost. nov t. 2w C. it R. IVKfi. 1”f Hi"AMERICAN ALMAN of I’seful Knowledge, for flic year 15539, just , wc sivod mid for sale by i jnov3 _ _T. H. PLANT. j ItURNITURE FRINGE—Two cases very heavy i 1 and rich patterns just received by I J toy 2 J.P. SKTZK.« HATS AND STOCKS—Of the latest fashions, „ receit ed and for sale by K. D. COOK E, 1 •wv 1 197 Broad street. FOR SALE OR HIRE, a smart, active, likly N ?gro (iirl, about seventeen years of age. En- 1 quite at . this oilier. oct 8 MA TCUES.—Loco Koco, Friction and Lucifer Matches, of superior quality, just received and oct 17 for sale by ANTONY & HAINES. 110 DROVERS.-—Checks in sums to suit purcha- 1 . se rs, on Lexington, Kentucky, for sale by JOHN (}. WINTER. Apo, Sight Checks on New York. ts nov 6 RO ilEiyr Y. H ARRIS, Attohnkv at Law, will _ 1 iractice in the counties of Burke, Richmond and Co umhia. Office lower wing of Reid’s building, Broad ; rtreet. d&wlm oct 29 CAF 'S. —just received a splendid supply of Gen tl< mien’s and Youth’s Cloth, Fur, Celett and Leathci: Caps,of the latest fashions, by Wl B. D. COOKE. "VMJ" ILLIAM 11. McKEE, No, 309 Broad street! y T Augusta, On., Agent for the New York Al bion, E migrant and Old Countryman, will receive subscriptions and payments. ’ly june 9 ~~ ADVANC ES ON COTTON. III! ERAL advan*s made on shipments to Savan- J u ah, Charleston, Liverpool, and Havre, by _oct ;» JOHN G, WINTER. A DVANCES will be made by the subscriber on Cotton consigned to his friends in New York, Liver pool or Havre, JAMES RHIND. oct 22 sw ts O-ALT. —2,800 sacks Liverpool Salt, for sale by O sept IS JAMES McDOWAI.L. Gi ENGINE BERMUDA ARROW ROOT, a very T superior article for children and invalids, just rccei ved and for sale by oc t Uy ANTONY & HAINES. WILLIAM 0. PRICE, Draper and Tailor, 238 Broad street, is now opening an extensive tass ortment of seasonable Goods in ids line. oct 13 T* AUCLUSE COTTON ~( iSN AlTOBGj( stant supply of the above article for sale at "Factory prices by the agents, mar 8 CLARKE, McTEIR & Co. VIOLIN STRINGS of dittcruut sizes, for sale cheap by [oct 24] ANTONY & HAINES. ('I LOVER SEED.—Fresh red and white Clover *■ j Seed, suitable to sow for next spring, just re ceived and for sale by oct 24 ANTONY & HAINES. T| .NOUND, a sum of money, which can be had by 1 B. applying to CLARKE, McTEIR it Co. oct 22 1 I A( , ( ,| !V (,- - jjf/A PIECES Hemp Bagging 1 Oil 200 pieces superior Russia Bagging, 44 inch- 1 -cs wide. For sale low by - <)Ct 1S _ STOVALL & HAMLEN. I NOR SALE—Twenty Shares Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company Stock. Enquire at this office. ts oct 23 (N APSULEB. OF COPAIVA, just received and J for sale by ANTONY Sr HAINES, oct 23 ~ Lozenges for colds and coughs.— 1 Hoarhound and Boncset Lozenges, of superior ajuality, just received and for sale by oct 23 ANTONY & HAINES. CIABPETING, &c. —Ingrain and Venitian Carpet ) ing, Printed Floor Cloth, and Bucking Baize, Just received and for sale by WM. 11. CRANK, oct 29 4 SAU.VL has just received aud is now opening , a general wisortment of staple aud fancy uG3f GllOljS. which he offers for sale at Na. 213, <me-ooor above Buuea it Camuenaei. >< a WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, Bm.—Pu're ground While Lead; also, No. 1 ami 2 best American Linseed Oil, together with a large assort ment of Paints, for sale low by oct 3li ANTONY & HAINES. ( FOUND, about one mile from Augusta, oiTtiuTsie- I vaunah road, a BUNCH OF KEYS, which the ■owner can have hy calling at this office and paying for this advertisement. ts oct 31 NPLKWIU BIiACK SILKS. ONOWDEN it SHEAR have received tills day from Nest York, a large yupply of superior Black Silks for Ladies dresses hf the richest lustre, to which they respectfully invite the attention ol I the Ladies. oct 27 (“ \ HROME YELLOW AND CHROME GREEN. J To close a consignment, and for sale chcurp for cash, thirty-five kegs rich Chrome Green, 24 kegs i bright Chrrnc Yellow, 23 lbs. each, ground in pure Linseed Oil; also, 3 barrels Gilders’ Whiling. Enquire at ANTONY & HAINES’ I oct 31 232 Broad street. SUGAR, JIOLANKKB ANT)IUASf! i O K H OIhS Muscovado Sugar £JJ 30 hhds Molasses, good quality 1 40U sacks Salt, full size, fur sale by nov 1 tr\v2w J. MEIGS DRY (4001)8 AT VVTDJEESALE. 1 STOVALL i HAMLEN have received their Fall supplies, and otter to their customers who may favor them with a call, a large assortment of Goods at low prices. Particular attention paid to orders. Dry Goods sales room vp xluim, over their Gro cery store. oct 18 j SILKS. —Just, received, a line' assortment of Silks, consisting in part of Plain and Figured , Black and Blue Black Silk, Plain and Figured Colored Silks, Figured Satin Taglione, a new and beautiful article for dresses; also, Fancy Silk HdkL. Shawls, and Scarfs. G. H. NOBLE tU Co. oct 30 opposite the Planters’ Hotel. RIT AI) ¥ M Al) K CIO TII IN G|. EN D. COOK, No. 197 Broad street, has just re i , ceivcd a large supply of new and fashionable CLOTHING, wliich, together with his former stuck, 1 makes his assortment as good its cun be found in any * market. All of which he oilers at wholesale or a- 1 tail on very accommodating terms, and invites his friends to call. nov 3 ! ~ DOMESTIC!*! , Cy 4 BROWN Shirtings ' sy ”-“Jr *4-4 and 3-4 brown Sheetings 3-4, 5-4 and 3-4 bleached Shuttings and Sheetings fllnck and white mixed Lineeys Red and wliite do do Striped and plaid Linseys, Negro Cloth*, Stc., just received and for sale, wholesale and retail, at prices ) which cannot fail to please. Country merchants i and others arc invited to call and examine their i stock. G. 11. NOBLE Ik to. nov ti ts Opposite Planters’ Hotel. NEW STORE. ' AW. WALTON & Co. have just received, and ‘ , arc now opening a general assortment of Sta- 1 pie and Fancy Dry Goods, which they otter for sale, Ly wholesale or retail, at their store, on the north . side of Broad street, opposite Messrs. Gould & linlk ley’s grocery store. ts nov 1 FUST RECEIVED by the subscribers, two thou sand pairs Russel Brogan*, of siijicrior quality, and among them are five hundred pairs extra sizes, all of which arc ottered rheap for cash. I HUNGREFORD, FRISIHE & Co. nov G ts I WILLIAM H. CRANE has just received the I balance of his fall and winter supply of i fancy and staple DRY GOODS, which makes his assortment as good as any in this city—among those 1 recently received are the following i ] | Fine Challey and Muslin De Lanes; embroidered I ( aud Challey Merino; line English prints; Welch | 1 nod Thilisf Flannels ; Furniture and Cambric Dimity; i Turkey red prints ; superior dotted Swiss Muslin ; j brocha Merino Muslin de Lane; Thibet and raw ; silk Shawls; silk cotton wor-ted and cashmere 1 i Hose ; lto-e and Duttel Blankets ; 10-4 and 12-4 1 i Whitney Blankets; figured Poplin; Woollen Gloves ; j ; black Lasting; embroidered Belts; plaid Ribbons; > j brown Linen Crum Cloths; gentlemen’s green gro } grain Scarfs; and a good assortment of Stocks jj I white and colored Furniture Fringe; Corsets, from j I No. Ito 10; Morhair Caps; worked Comforters. 1 j-t j') 01 FILIAL JUAWIxr. OK TUB Vvt A ! LOTTERY, 01 l * ll V-Vuifiut,' liuh-pement Fire Co. j j .j '4 "'7l Nl - f.j', >Oll Isaei. ~iii 46 30 j ‘ " 1 a 10 »' 1-2 13 11 1 * • «... M,> the’ 3S 10 jj (~) j ) l bercny ceriuy iTIV‘• ... stand are form t, as to. sen iVon.'i. lll^' er ' n; , U' r y titicatc of the drawing (> * tlio Vi. v -c» For Richmond,( lass i\o. »•'. for 18V8, drn'lp Lot. t y, i andria, Vu. November 10, 18,'S, and which di'l A |‘‘ x * ! tlio la to of all tickets h. Id lit tli • nj) ne Lutti r>'j ,ie 5 ! A. READ, Agent. | Augusta, November 13, IS3S’, ' I " ~ DRAWS NEXT HATUi'DAV. Capital Prize, $ 14>0,004> t ! The lurgeNt mid most brilliant*. S theme ever drawn in the United Hiatts, OBORGIA STATE h o T T EK Y, FOR TIIH IIENF.FIT OF TUT Angusiu lii<Ui|ie3i«leiit Fire Company* , Class No. 4o', for 1838. Determined by the drawing of the Alexandria, 0. C. Lottery, ( lass No. A. for IS3B. To he positively drawn at Alexandri, on Saturi’Viy, November 17th, 1838. 75 Ntunber Lottery—l 2 Drawn Ballots. SCHEME. 1 Prize of $.100,000 - is - - «jIOi),OOC 1- - - - 30,000 30,000 I - - - - 20,000 ..... 20,000 i - - - - 10,000 10,000 I - - - - 8,000 8,000 I - - - - 7,500 7,500 1- - - (1,000 (1,000 1- - * - 5,000 ..... 5,000 1 ... - 4,000 4,000 1- - - - 3,740 3,740 b - - . - 2,500 12,500 10 - - - - 2,000 - - - . , 20,000 50 - - - - 1,00(1 50,000 00 .... . SOI) ..... 48,000 5OO ..... 42,700 120 .... .250 - .... 31,500 120 200 25,200 120 ..... 150 18,000 120 100 ..... 12,000 120 SO 10,080 120 00 7,500 252 SO 12,000 3,150 40 - - . - 120,000 23,430 .. ... 20 408,000 27,000 Prizes, amounting to - - . -$1,080,008 Tickets $20 —Shares in proportion. (VjfOrders for Tickets in tho above Class, promptly attended to. 4 CARD.—Mrs. C, lIOKKAIAN espectfnlly in- Jl, forms tlio Ladies, that she is now able to at tend to any kind of business in dress making, oct 20 121 Notick.— The flriiTof .fTr. skt/k a co„ was dissolved on the 7th inst, by mutual con sent; cither party is authorized to use the name of the late firm in settling up the business. J. P. SKT/K, A. SAIIAL, K. 11. SIMMONKT. J. P. SKT/K trill continue the business at the old stand. ang 20 G .URGI A TtAlii ROAU NOTH:I'L ' 17HIKIGHT is now carried on the Rail Road he* * tween Angnsta and Warreoton, at the following rates —cotton $1 per bale, merchandize 25 cents per hundred pounds. Between Augusta and Crawfordville—cotton $1 25 per bale, merchandize 33J cents per hundred 1 pounds. George 11. Thompson, agent for the Co. at Craw fordville, and John 11. Roberts, agent of the Compa ny at Warrcnton, will attend to receiving and for warding produce and merchandize, without charge for commissions or storage. Spacious ware-houses have been erected at the above stations for Die re* ceplion of merchandize, until it is forwarded. RICHARD PKTKRS, Jr. Resident Engineer Sc Sup’t of Transportation. June 14 GEORGIA 11AIU iiOAIL TW-OTICR TO CONTRACTORS.—ProposaIs will i X he received at this otftce nntil the 20th day of November next, for grading the 14th, 24th, 26th, 2Clh, 27th and 28th section* of the Madison branch of the Georgia Rail Rond. The work to he com pleted by the Ist of June, IS3O. J. KDUAS THOMSON, Cliief Engineer. Kngincer s Gflice, Groonsflorov? October 20th, 1838. 5 ts (fj’ The Charleston Courier and Savannah Geor gian will copy the above three weeks. Otlico S. (1. ('. A Rail Road Company. ON and after tho Ist November, 1838, the pas senger trains between Charleston and Ham burg, South Carolina, (opposite Augusta, Georgia,) will leave each end of the line at 7 o’clock, A. AT. as follows i UPWARD. Not to leave Charleston before -7 00 a. m. “ “ Summerville, “ * - 845 u “ Georges, “ - - 10 15 “ “ Hrnncliville, “ - -U 00 " “ Midway, “ - - II 4.7 « “ 70 Miles T. O. “ - -1200 M. “ “ Jllaekville, “ - -130 r. n. “ “ Aiken, “ - . 345 “ “ Arrive at Hamburg, - 500 DOWNWARD. Not to leave Hamburgh before -7 00 a. m. “ “ Aiken, “ - - V3O < “ “ Blackville, “ - - 10 47 “ “ 7(1 PiXilcfl T. O. “ - -12 00 “ ** Midway, - 12 15 p.m. “ “ Hranehvillo, “ - -12 47 “ “ Georges, “ - . 130 “ “ Snmmeivnie, “ . - 315 “ “ Arrive at Charleston, 430 Distant*, 130 miles, Karo, $0 75. Speed not over 2S miles an hour. To remain 20 minutes each for Breakfast and Dinner, five minutes to receive and deliver mails, and to take in wood and writer. Passengers will breakfast at Woodstock, and dine at Blackville. To stop for passengers at all regular stations if a white flag is hoisted as a signal. oct 22 GEOEG IA KA 1 L^ROAO. The passenger cars will leave Augusta daily, at half pa t five o'clock, a. m. for Warrcnton and Craw fordville daily, (Sundays excepted.) Returning, h avc Crawfordville ft half past 10 o’clock, a. m. and TVarrcntort at 11 o’clock, a. m. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, stages leave Crawfordville for Washington, Athens, via Lexington, and for Rome, via Greensboro, Madison amt Decatur. RICHARD PKTKRS, Jr. Resident Kngincer it Sup’t of Transportation. au(? 1 TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH By the Wilmington an I Raleigh Rail Road Com pany’s Line, are respectfully informed that they will tind the route through Halifax, Garys, Petersburg, Richmond, Washington and Baltimore, the most ex peditious ; the time from Charleston to New V ork being by this line (through Petersburg, Ac.) half a ill if hm I him hj anil oilier interior mule. The Petersburg Rail Road Company have always locomotives, with coaches, Ac. ready at Garys, to proceed immediate! for the North upon the arrival of the passengers, anil travellers are referred to Mr. JL V, Halsey, their agent at Halifax.• upon whose representations they may implicitly rely. There is no uncertainty or detention on this route ; all the lines noith of the Roanoke run in regular con nection. and the engineers being careful, ciri umspect and sober, and every other precaution taken to vender j Ibis lint safe and comfortable, Dio attention of Die public is invited to it. An agent attends at Garys and takes charge of all luggage, and accompanies the same, without trouble to the traveller, all the way to Washington. Pelt. dfKrg R. Load Co’s Otjicc, ( August 28 D ll'', i 3m 1 *—tr f* H IWMWMMKMWBUfcJTf.r»WWWICTIi,-J> PUBLIC SALES. f'A' W. E. * J. 1;. JACKSON. THIS DAY, At 10 o’clock, (weather iiermitting', will lx m .11 in front of dur sroro. 20 qr Posts Malaga Wine I hu. os Claud Whip I I “ Cordials, awottod ' 2') “ i nines i 12 btls I'o‘iloen . , I 11 baskets Anisvsd Cordial . 10 boxes Raisin: j lb baskets Olive Oil ’**■ boxes Tobacco ,1 • Madeira Wine V tlot 'head •* l -;tl;;ud Gin d qr tMls j'Sij,., ln(| y 1 ‘w- 'itlV- Wine -a utt.trasses 1 Feather lied AK 1 sufastiisr.llnrnosa aiMs’ajjip r.'o so 1_ “ Harness Horse, ■qq fopim fault IIOV I », ~ *•— - : c.ms r:*sf» At {‘riuttf Saift Bonnet*, Artificial rioweis &<... R ! >■ I’ received, a good assortment of Hor.ie t;, w Artil.«B| Sptigs and FRnveis, consist n oi Animissurand Leghorn Straw bonnets English pearl andoriental Florence A Tuvan Hat; Colored <fc <» t. •Shakers’ Hoods, Palm Leaf and Tissue Fashtivunide Sprigs ami flowers All ol which will be opened (’ova few d .vs, at d onl\ to dealers, who-are respectfully inviled’ to ( ;,.l ■ without Jefny,as they will bed nil these articles lo be bandsonre'and eftlie latest fadiiop. 'j* w. IC. t; J, c.j .u ic; n,v. NEW HOOKN. JUST TH(. MAS RICHARDS, No. 2!K! llioad street, PlieChristian KecjKatke''ftnd Misaienaiy Annual, for IS")!), edit'd by ilev.Juhu A. Cftirl:. The American Almanac, for iSd!). How to observe. Morals, and Manners by Miss Martincnn. Narrative at Arthur (Cordon Pyan, comprising the details ol a mutiny and atrocious (mfi'liciy < n hoard the Ameritan brig Grampus, on her way lo the South Seas,with an account of the lecaptme of the vessel by the survivors, their shipwreck ami subse quent horrible Buffeting from famine; their delive rance by means oi the British sebooner Jane Grey; the briet cruise of Iho vr-ssvlin the Antarctic Gce ui; her capture, and the mas, anvuof her crew among a . croup of islands in tlieoighsyt.fomth parallel of nmtli latitude, toddler with t. a ihciedilde adventure: and discoveries still further sortlb',to which that do;- ties,sins ca!amity cave rise.. lluhvtv’s Novels, a new edition, in .2 void, octavo, with engravings. A Grammar of the Creek i alienage, for the mm of Schools and Colleges, by. Charles Antium, Id,. I). . noy 10 HARDWARE ANl> ( I TLEIiV. fIAHE subscribers haw rew ived by recent arri fl vals at Savanoab, one hundred and twenty packages of llartlwa ie and Cutlery, which have been purchased froirr the manufactoriea in I'nmim:- Imm and Sbcllield, on the most 1.. vorablc tern is; this, together witii their former stock on hand, make ■■ tlieir assortment equal t» any ever before o-facd in the southern market; all of wßich will be di sposi ,1 of on the most liberal trims; Country timrclu n.“: and others are requested to rail an I (•••mi; . . themselves. MOGHF, it HAVI-i, Slid Rroad street, opposite tin- ( 1 lobe Hotel, nov !) d&wflt NEW SILKS. AKMIAI. lias just received ar, a'.snvtmcut of ( black and colored Kips, wide'., lie oilers for sale at No. 219, one door above Ibmcs ii Carrii cbnel. If nov 0 lil.Uli ItPIIN’S MAI) If IK A WINK, rijlHi: (Masons having ordered Wine from Messis. H. (1, It. It. P.laekluirn Sr to., Madeira, thvnu,:’! flic undersigned, agents, are hereby notified that I . same lias airived and ready for delivery, on apple lion to _ C. 11. JESSUP is. Co. MORI’; NEW GOODS. PINIIK subscribers have jpst .received additive. I supplies to their stock of Dry Good i, and now prepared to oiler them fur cash atpilce. mu lower Uiun custumiuy. Tlieir stock embraces a general as-orlment 1 Fancy and Staple Dry (100 ts. ;.ml those in vv. i . may depend upon boding the prices satis f-.c torv. G. H.Ni'IU.K Mu no v 9 ts opposite the’Planters’Motel. (1 HECKS AT SIGHT CN J Boiton, New Vork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond, Fay ctteville, JV. C. Charleston, Mobile, New Orleans, Cincinnati, Lexington, Ivy. Con-fantly for sole by __novlO JOHN G. WINTER. TO true NORTH, via run pouiSMotmi A«n roamou.; nut.-n u AM) TIIF CHEfIAIPF. AKF. BAV SXEAM-lloATf. mmmk THROUGH from Welden, N. C., (the nortbm" end of ttie Wilmington and Halifax Rail Ro to Baltimore in twenty hours —witiiout traveilii by Rail Road after snn-down —without lo- : ■ sleep—with but one change, ol" baggage—at Ici-s i pense than by any other inland route, and sevt. hours earlier; then by ensuring a connexion wit ■ the morning line from Baltimore to i‘biladel(dii at which last city passengers will arrive in tv. cu: . seven hours from Weldon and sixty-eight boms from Charleston, S. C,,. irlurh cannot he done Inj an ■ other inland rente. (fjp Leave Weldon every Sunday, We.lnesda and Friday for Baltimore, and Monday and Frida for Washington. Office P. fc R. R. R. Co., ? Portsmouth, Va., Novoinber.lo, 1838. 1m DRUG STORK. f BIIIE subscriber respectfully uifiirms Ids friends J. and the public genernlly. I hut lie lias taken the corner storo No. PO‘J, in IVlcKonzie A Bennoch's buildings, w here lie is receiving a large and fresh arson moot of Hint’s, Medicines, Puiuis, Oils, (Bass. Dye Sniffs, Surgical Instruments, Perfumery, Ac Ac , which ho will dispose of on ihe most accom modating terms. Pbvsici .us and merchants are rfMjucslcd lo rail and examine Ids stack, as lus articles arc frcsli and g indue, and they will l>e pleased with his lerins. Orders from Iho couulry punctually attended 10, and every article warranted ol thelirat.quality. pel Id swim ROBERT GARTER. It nils A BEALL’S | Kiie-Proof Wfiieliounc, Angustn, Ln. ftj\ II E undersigned, gralclol lor the liberal pal- S ronage and support ol their friends and cus tomers heretofore, beg leave, to inlurm them and (lie public, that l Hey continue lo transact a general Warehouse and Commission Business, at, their old stand on Proud street Their warehouse nod close stores are in good order lor the reception of rollon and goods in store. Liberal advances w ill at all liiars he made on produce and consignments. The agents ol the Georgia Railroad will witii promptness receive and forward all cotton consign ed to ns at the different depots, ns also any goods that may he ordered through us up the road IiOI’KINS, JENNINGS .V Co, Whole- Kilie (lionets, are now and opening an extensive stock o(Groceries, in the lire-prut I stye* oi i he warehouse newly erected, which tjiey will l.c prepared loolfur or. the most hhw*H*rnts. Alt ~-dcrs through ns, mid filled by lle.ru, wilt be frep of ci uini.ssiouH.umi to the entire satisfaction ol Uio parlies ordering. All communications will be fto»!rcrso<l to us iuint 1V as the business in future will be conducted m ibe' mime ol the firm- Pledging their usual promptness lo all business confided I. tlieir cans, will hope to merit a conlinimi.ee of the cuulidunco "Brow*. EGBERT li BEALL. Augusta, October 2, 1838. fr y-The city papers, Milledg villo Recorder, Standard of Union, Southern W ig. Alliens, will copy its. above into their papers weekly, umil first January nex'. & B. H.