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FIN HE nudersigtwd, Factors and Commission Mrr
-»• chants of Augusta, engaged in the receiving
and forwarding business, having.found the fcollec
lion of their accounts, (scattered throughout the
country) attended with groat inconvenience, beg
leave to notify the public, that in future, they Will
require the long established rule for the government
of their business complied with to wit: that a de
posit of cash he made to meet freight and other ex -
penses on goods before they are lorwarded.
E. BUSTIN,
STOVA LL, SIMMONS & CO
BENJ. BAIRD,
EGBERT B. BEALL,
S. KNEELAND, &CO.
A. CUM MING.
Augusta, Feb 1. 1837. [Feb 8 3tw 32
itlac-Bcan Academy.
THE second scolastic year of this Academy will
commence on the 13th instant, under the en
tire management of the subscriber. It is intended
hereafter to make this institution more select, and
for this purpose, the number of pupils will he limited.
Numerous applicants being disappointed during the
past year from sending to this institution, in conse
quence of not being able to procure board in the
neighborhood The subscriber has determined to
make arrangements to accommodate scholars, who
may desire it, with board in his own family. Persons
desirous of placing their children under his care,
will please make early application.
The branches taught will be those that form a
substantial English education, with the addition of
French.
TERMS.
For tuition per quarter, $8 00.
For board and tuition, $l5O per annum, payable
quarterly in advance.
S.W. MILWARD.
Richmond Co., Feb. 5, 1837. 3tw 31
Georgia lusura xicc, A Trust Co u i pTi a y
'■ Augusta, Nov. 2, 1836.
THIS Company will receive (money on deposit,
for any time not less than sixty days, nor moru
than twelve months. Transferable certificates of
such deposits will bo issued, hearing interest at the
.. rale of six pier cent per annum For periods longer
or shorter than either of the above, special contracts
“ will he made.
For the convenience of persons residing at a dist
lance, applications may be made to either of the
agents ot the Company, in South Carolina and Geor
gia, whose names are annexed.
\VM. T. GOULD, Sec’ry.
Agents!
Padelford, Fay & Co., Savannah.
P. R. Toung & Sons, Darien.
Iverson L. Harris, Millcdgevtllo
Charles Day, Macon.
Arthur B. Davis, Columbus
Holcombe, Peck & Co., Charleston, S. C.
George Parrott, Hamburg, S. C.
i November 4 88 it
ftanlfii Seeds.
■ ARRANTED Fresh, and tor sale by Cloud
» » & Botiiwell, Augusta, Gcu.
Glint Asparagus,
Green Globe Artichoke,
Early Mohawk Beans, ) t)
do Rob Roy, do [ §
do Largo White Kidney Beans ; 2,
do While Cranberry do )"C
do Dutch Case Knifo do s|-
laing Blood Boef,
Yellow Turnip Beet,
French Sugar do
Drumhead Cabbage,
Early York do
Green Globe Savoy cabbage
Low Dutch do
Early Sugar Loaf do
Turnip Rooted do
Red Dutch (jo
I Long Orange Carrot
do Red do
Early Cauliflower
White Solid Collery
Early Cluster Cucumber
Long Green do
Short do do
Purple Egg Plant
Sea Kail
i Brown Dutch Lotluce
f, Ice Coss do
I Large Green head do
Ice head do
h Drumhead do
Imperial sugar loaf do
Flue Nutmeg Melon
Large w hite Onion
do Red do
Plain Curled Parsley
Long Smooth Parsnip
Early Bishop Peas
Blue Prussian do
I Spanish Dwarf do
■ Early Double blossom Peas
Matchless do
Cayenne Pepper
Cherry Turnin Radish
Long Salmon do
do Scarlet do
Salsify or Vegetable Oysler
Early Bush Squash
Pino Marrow do
Fall C. N. do
NnmmerC. N. do
Round Leaf Spinago f
' Early Dutch Turnip
Large While Flat do
Hula Baga do
Largo Norfolk do
Feb 9 33 _
I AW.—The undersigned has settled in Macon
I with a view of practicing Law. Ho will attend
the Courts of the adjoining counties, and may he
timnd by application ot tho office of Messrs. Toe&
[ Nisbet lor the present. His office, not quite com
’ plele, is on tho second floor of the new Commercial
j Bank.
In winding up my business in the Ocraulgce cir
cuit, I have associated with me Augustus Reese,
Esq., of Madison. Our joint auction w ill bo ap
■ plea to that object.
E. A. NISBET.
Macon, Jan 17.
The Southern Recorder, Chronicle and Sentinel,
t and Whig, will publish the above weekly until tho
first of Slay.— Macon Messenger.
Jan. 23. 18
St ISO THE SOUTHERN PUBLIC.—We ted it a
J- duly we owe to ourselves, to inform our friends
of certain reports which are “on the longnesTof
j every one,” that some teachers in Scottsborough
■ are Abolitionists. We are not tho onlp teachers in
S Scqttsbovough, and those who know us would ho the
last to charge us with such hateful principles—they
• know us to ho Southern men of Virginia,
J hut Georgians by adoption) by birth, education, and
■ in feeling.
L. LA TASTE,
| V. LA TASTE.
, j IK?"Editors who have published a previous adver-
I lisement of ours, will please discontinue that and in
's sert the above once a week for four weeks.]
1 Jan. 26 ai 4t
CAUTION. —All persons are hereby cautioned
against trading tor a promissory Note (written as
A follows :)
j Dollars 1410.—8 y the twenty-fifth day ot Decem
| her next, we promise to pay Isaac Watkins, Trustee,
I (for Mr. Sheppard) or bearer, fourlccn hundred and
linI in dollars tor value received, and if not punctually
paid, interest from date, 11th January, 1837.
(Signed by) W. B. Wartiikn,
T. J. Wartiikn.
As the consideration for which the sat note was
given, lias entirely failed, I am determi cd not to
m it.
jan 26—1 2t AV. B. Wartiikn.”
UaORSALE.—That fine establish
. -T men’, knows as Marsh’s HO
TEL,situated in the town of Aiken,
i AyJHf near >y opposite the Engine House, con-
venient lor passengers travelling on tho
cars from and to Charleston Also convenient for
travellers ; this Establishment is largo and conimo
dious, with Stables, offices, and all other necessary
out buildings, calculated for a large business. It
will bo sold on liberal terms, by applying to Daniel
Cook, Eat). Charleston, S. C. or to'lhc Snhscribero
Mpremises. JOHN MARSH
Aiken, Jan. 25 20 3m
* GOOD SITUATION FOR A TAILOR.—
The citizens of Goshen and its vicinity, feeling
jM anxious that there should he a good Tailor in the
■* village of Goshen Would take this method of tn
| forming all who it may concern, that this place now
I otf rs advantages to a good Tailor, that few villages
[ in the country docs.'lt is a place of good society,con
[ sidcred very healthy. Boarding can bo had in good
I houses from $8 to $lO per mouth, and as much
work as any one would be willing to do. Any fur-
I ther information wanting, will be cheerfully given
•j by cither of the subscribers
J. E GROCE.
C. STATHAM.
Goshen, Lincoln co., Georgia,
j.. The Southern Spy will give the above two inser
.lions and forward their account to J. E. Groce to
T'C' payment.
riAWENTY DOLLARS' REVVARI
< A will be given tor the apprebehstot
* Q&iA and lodgement in some sale jail, of aNo
| ; JL gro woman named CHARITY, who ran
/ SLAS away from the subscriber on the 241 h o
December lost. Charity i s twenty-fiv
r six years of age, rather light complect
aZas£9cd, five feet two or three inches high
H ami very compactly built. She has (as well as Ire
* collect) a large sear on the left side of her face, ei
A ' tending from the lower part of her ear to her nose -
% | She "was raised in Columbia county, in this State
I and has no doubt gone to that county.
THUS. T. WILKINS.
EalontoM, Jan 16 J 2 if
' Chickcrlng Pianos.
: ni m
) TT PARSONS is now opening Bof those justly
M-M. celebrated Piano Fortes, made by J. Ctdcker
mg & Co. of Boston. Persona wishing to examine
good instruments are invited to call early as the as
sortment will soon bo broken.
' T D. SPEISSEGGER,
Intending to remain in this city during the present
r'». lU n evo! il hls n ‘ lle exclusively to repairing
".V p nin S ,1 mno lort.’s. Application to he made at
I Mr. Parson s Piano Forte Room, 265 Broad street.
I Nov. 27 y
, Aujfiisla Sce«t StoreT
. H nolesale and Retail—Sroad street, near the lower
T Market.
subscriber has re-opened the AUGUSTA
SLED STORE as above, vvhero he has just
i received a arge supply of fresh Garden ami Field
, goods. Bulbous and Tuberous Roots, Flower Seeds,
Bird Seeds, &c.
, Pliis collection comprises every variety usually
i Kept m the large seeds store at tho North. The
seeds arc ol tho finest quality and warranted to
grow.
All orders from country dealer will have the same
: discount allowed on them as at tho North.
vn .e J.H.J. SERVICE.
, B— A fine collection of double Dahlms ami
Green House Plants, will bo offered for sale early in
the spring.
J ust received a choice collection of flowering Shrub
and Rose bushes.
I)p< - 1( ~' 100 w'i't&amiF&M
Groceries,
4XN accommodating terms,by Calhoun & llkard
opposite the upper Market, North side's Broad
street, Augusta, Geo.
50 hhds Sugar assorted
25 do Cuba Molasses
10 bids Georgia Syrup
160 hags prime Cuba Coffee
160 do do Rio do
60 do do Java do
lOhbis Loaf Sugar
16 hhds N. E Rum
50 do Whiskey
10 do N.Gin
20 do Cordial, assorted
20 do AA’ine do
10,000 Spanish Sugars
5,000 common do
10,000 lbs prime Bacon
10 tons Bar Iron, assorted sizes
i 100 pieces heavy Hemp Bugging
20 boxes Tobacco
30 do yellow Soap
50 kegs Nails, assorted
5,000 lbs cast Ware
Feb 10 law2m 34
Notice.
IN ci nsequenco of tho death of Mr. Thomas B.
Thompson, one of the firm of Smith & Thomp
son, and subsequently Weatherly & Thompson,
it has become necessary that the concerns of said
firms should bo closed. The creditors are therefore
notified and required to present their claims, legally
attested, at as curly date as possible, in order to fa
cilitate tho undersigned in bunging the business of
said firms to a speedy close.
\VM. WEATHERLY.
Salem, Clark co Feb 6. [Feb 10 4tw 84
Bp. llcnj. Douglass,
SURGEON DENTIST,
HAS returned to the city and resumed the duties of
Ids profession, at his residence corner of Broad
and Jackson streets, over the store ot Messss. Clarke,
McTicr & Co.
Oct 4 if
Blankets, flannels, &c. &o.—The su >
scribers have just received
3 bales Duffil Blankets
1 do super Bed do
2 do while Flannels
2 do rod do
2 do red Lindseys,
2 cases Satinets, (low price!
AV ith a variety of other Goods in their line, which,
having been lately purchased, and a part of their
own importation from England, they are enabled
to offer them below the present market prices.
EDGAR & CARMICHAEL.
Jan 9 g tl
FLUTE INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES DON MALL, Professor of Ike Flute,
proposes to give a course of fifteen lessons, on
that instrument in Augusta, to gentlemen who may
wish to learn or be improved in their style of play
ing Flute music. One lessen to ho taken on each
consecutive day after commencement (Sunday ex
cepted.)
Terms, S2O for the full course, or ten dollars for
tho six first lessons, with tho privilege of taking the
remainder of the fifteen lessons for the first mention
ed sum. Ten dollars m advance, to be paid at com
mencement. Feb.B 32 3t
NOTICE. —The subscriber having this day ta
ken into Co-partnership James Panton, the
business will hereafter be conducted under the firm
of Tiioxias Barrett & Co.
Jan II 8 Im] THOMAS BARRETT.
f JAHOMAS BARRETT & CO. having removed
I- to the now Brick Store of Air. Stovall, on Broad
street, nearly opposite the store formerly occupied
by Thomas Barrett, takes this method ofinforming
their friends and the public, that they are now re
ceiving and opening a large and well selected stock
of Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil, Window
Glass, iJr., which they are prepared to put up at the
dhortesl notice, and hope to receive a portion of tho
sublic patronage. [Jan 11 81m
j Horses Lost.
ginr- STRAYED or Stolen from tho sta
ll* ANjfei hies of the Georgia Rail Road <fc Bank
",WT| ing Company, situated on Section No.
1 ffjklCKffLb. two short-tail Bay wagon HORS
’ Vi 9 2*i ES—one of them has a star in his
1 forehead. Whosoever willjrcturn the
1 above mentioned Horses to the stabler, or to tho un
-1 dorsigned at the Planters Hole 1 , Angara, shall bo
' liberally rewarded.
r J. EDGAR THOMSON.
> Feb 8 32
1 The Sentinel and Courier, will copy tho above
three times weekly.
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.*! MOBILE.
. f lAIIE undersigned belciving that a General Land
J Agency tor the purchase,sale and management
of Real Estate it, this State, would afford many advan
i tages, both to purchasers,sellers and owners of proper
ly- living oulfof tho Stale, and citizens leaving the
9 city for a short time and, properly conducted would
be liberally patronized will open a office for that bu
! siness on the Ist of October. ...
■j q'( ic undersigned assures the public that no pains
' or expanses will bo spared to obtain tram lime to
I’ llmC an accurate knowledge of tho value ol Real
estate in the city and vicinty.
And soon ns possible, be will procure large maps
of this city and all other cities, towns &c. that offer
o an opportunity for speculation.
Propert y left him for sale will hr delineated on maps
- and exhibited to tho public,and when the maps are
- not satisfactory, he will accompany the purchaser to,
and point out the tract or lot ol land.
Every exertion will bo used to effect negotiations
i, and sale of property, anil when requested or instructed
i- to invest funds in Real Estate, tho strictest attention
o will ho paid to the titles and claims to the same.
r The undersigned will be found at all times at his of
fice on tho corner of Royal and Conti streets, except
1 w hen out on business, and respectfully solicits a share
1 of public patronage, qjjqrqjj Wi G R A NT
References,
Messrs. Fuller,Graham & Co.'
_ Churchill & Mason,
u G. Kihhe,
e Judge A. S. Lipscomb, ........
_AVillinm J. Vandegraff, MOBILE
v Governor John Gayle,
, s p. 8. Blount,
C. E. Sherman,
1* The'New Orleans Com. Bulletin, Boston Allas, N.
1 v rl Fxnress U. S.Gazette, I’hiladelpliia, Baltimore
r * f-h Charleston Courier, Slate /lights Sentinel.
n & Nashvtlle Banner, Huntsville Advocate
V,. Alabama Journal, Montgomery, will publish the
tL e four months.and forward tl.cr accounts to.he
snbscnbers for payment gb 4m
r . October 7
or Lost or Nlolc n,
- V ,i. e n ,eht of the 2fith of Jan'y last, at the Ea
D O gle and IMirenix Hotel, a NOTE on Jamei
>n i» |irrv //oiLston county, Georgia, for .^001)
dated romfflS the la.rer part of February
"I 1836 The finder of the note, or detector of lb,
* thief shall be handsomely rewarded r OIjIVE u >
t Fcb3 BJL-r
■ e l T a W NOTICE.— The fcub«cnberH IsAW oflic
x Ia ■ i.nntr- two doors north of Judge Long
- L ‘ No pains will be spare,
m ,iV cnirj M-icd with his prolchKion.
other j JOHNSON.
GEORGIA STATE |
LOTTERY.
For the benefit of tho
AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT Ft RE COMPANY
CLASS NO. 6.—FOR 1837.
To be determined by the Drawing of the Virginia
State Lottery, for the benefit of the Mononga
hela Academy, Class No. 2, for 1837.
To be drawn at ALEXANDRIA, \a. on Saturday,
y February 11,1837.
D. S. Gregory & Co. (successors to Yales & Mc
-0 Intyrc,) -Managers.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
30,000 DOLLS.
tilt AND NCIIC.tIC.
,t 1 Prize of $30,000 is $30,000
rr 1 “ 8,000 is 8 qon
11 “ 5,000 is 6,000
I “ 4,000 is 4.000
I “ 3,000 is 3,000
1 “ 2,500 is 2,500
1 “ 2,000 is 2,008
r 1 “ 1,300 is 1,500
1 “ 1,448 is 1,440
L 10 “ 1000 is 10,000
t 10 “ 800 is 8,000
1 10 “ 700 is 7,000
I 10 " 600 is 6,000
80 “ 500 is 10,000
j 80 “ 41X1 is 8,000
B SO “ 300 IS 6,000
3 SO “ 250 is 6,000
36 “ 200 is 7,200
B O'* “ 100 is 6,400
138 “ 80 is 10,240
188 “ 70 is 8,960
1 188 “ 60 is 7,680
i 188 “ 50 is 6,4(K)
183 “ 40 is 5,120
a 8810 “ 30 is 84,180
4032 (1 or 2 d’n Nos)I8 is 72,576
4032 (2 or 4 do )16 is 64,512
- 4032 (5 or 6 do )12 is 48,384
10080 (7,8,9,10 or 11)10 is 100,000
a “T~7
I 25,861 Prizes, amounting to . $510,200
Kj' Tickets slo—Shares in proportion.
Die [Pickets jn the above Lottery can ho obtained
at all times by country dealers and those who are
disposed to adventure, by sending their orders to the
undersigned, who will give prompt attention, if ad
dressed to
A. READ,
Contractor ami .State Agent, Augusta, Geo.
Feb. 7 31
AUGUSTA”
Jcnelcry ami Fancy Store,
South side of Broad Street , .Vo. 24*2,
Two doors above the Geo. Bail Jioad Bank .
LJAITE subscriber hogs leave to return his sincere
thanks to the citizens of .Augusta, and bis
* friends, and patrons generally, for their kindness and
libciality already bestowed upon him, ami hopes by
J .strict assiduity to business to merit a continuance ol
, the same, 110 will with tho assistance of his agent
j established in New York, be always well supplied
with the latest fashions and importation of Jmvelery
p and fancy goods, which, ns to quality will be inferior
to none ever brought to the Southern Market. Hav
ing just received by recent arrivals from N. York
and Philadelphia, a variety of new Jcwelcry and
fancy articles such ns
Anchor Escapement Independent seconds, 4
Duplex do detached Lever parachute Compen
sption, £
1 Tobias and Robinsons’ fine detached single, "S-
I _ double and hunting cased Lever, S
, ‘Silver [.ever. Duplex, Lepine and Swiss,
A splendid assortment of Ladies’ (Jold Neck and
Guard Chains,
Gentlemen’s‘‘Guard” Fob do.
» Gold Keys and Neals,
Steel and Plated do.
A few splendid rich Diamond Breast Pins and
Finger Rings,
A largo assortment of fasbionablo Far Rings,
Brea.st Pins, Finger Rings, Gold Medallions and
Miniature Cases, Sleeve Bid tons and <S’tud Is,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases,
, do do Npeetnelcs,
r do. do Thimbles of all sizo.s,
1 Painted Snuff Boxes,
Silver Spoons and No gar Tongs,
Butler and Fruit Knives,
Britannia Ware, such as Tea and C ffeo Pols,
" Rich Gilt and Ebony Mantle Clocks,
Artificial Flowers in China Vases, for mantle or
, naments,
j Silver Combs, Buckles and Slides,
Coral Beads, of different siz s,
Splendid Japan Waiters, in sells and assorted sizes,
[j Rich plated Swivel Castors,
.. do Silver mounted Cake Baskets,
do do do Candlesticks,
r do do do Snuffers and Trays,
L . Superior London Wire Twist double and single
_ Barrel (inns,
Superior do do do Belt Pistols, with
a variety of Pocket Pistols, Rodgers & VVoslcnliolm’s
locket, Pen,Desk and Bowie Knives, do Barbers
i “f Elliott’s superior Razors, Razor Straps, Hair,
j Ljollt ond Tooth Brushes ; Spurt men’s Game Bags,
i ,lot 1 ouches, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps ;
Accordian s Music Boxes of various sizes, with e.l
mosl every article in the above line, which ho most
- respectfully invites the public to call and examine
1 for themselves.
I N. B. ilnving n competent Watch Maker in »m
--ploy, all kinds ol Clock and Watch repairing shall
! bo punctually attended to with satisfaction to cits.
' ,ol Sers. J. B. MURPHY.
; 1,pl) 7 ts 3i
■ GALLIGHAN’S VEGETA 111, E
’ FEVER Ac AGUE HILLS,
A Certain and Lasting Cure for that disease.
6FIIIE subscriber, having been appointed Special
‘ s Agent lor the sals of Gallighan’s Fevtr and
Ague Tills, is prepared to furnish planters and conn
' try traders with supplies of said articles on terms
‘ equally as favorable as they can bo obtained of the
proprietors.
. Gallighan’s Tills, though useful for all diseases
’ which originate in a superabundant collection of bile
in tho stomach, arc more particularly intended (or
Fever and Ague. In tho first place they cleanse,
strengthen, and give tone to the stomach mid bowels,
, and create a new and healthy action throughout tke
system. They produce a natural and permanent ap
, petite. They delcnd thejsystem against now or suh
suhsequent attacks ot the disease. They remove all
• obstructions ot tho liver and other organs. They at-
I sist the various operations ot nature, by cleansing
t the system of all vitiated, corrupt and acrid liumots,
. and thus invigorate and reanimate the whole frame,
- Tossessinga purgative quality,they cannot remain in
n the bowels to produce such other diseases as ofu.ll
1 follow the injudicious treatment ol tho Fever and
. Ague They are composed entirely of vegetable mat
ter, and may bo taken hy|persons of both sexes and
K of all ages, without the least danger of unpleasant
j consequences. In fine, tho public nro assured,that
] Gnllighan’s Tills possess those inestimable virtues
which are requisite not only to arrest, hut to eradi.
s cate and desiroy, tho lust seeds ot this most distress
t ing malady of the human family.
The proprietors’solcmnly pledge themselves that
s they do not contain a particle of minerals in any
n shape or form, but are composed entirely of simple
vegetable substances, which,either separately or com
binod, and without regard to sex or age, perfectly
s harmless in their effect upon the human system.
i| The following persons in this place, have been ap
a pointed Sub-ager.s, at x\ liose stores these Tills tr.ty
bo obtained.
•. Thomas Riciiariis, Book Store, No. 293, and T
it II &I. Tlant, 244 Broad-street,
o A largo mass of highly respectable testimony con
firming the reputation of Galligban’s Tills, maybe
seen at either of the stores of the above named per
sons, or at the subscriber’s
NELSON GARTER,
Special Agent,Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Au
gusta, Georgia.
June 10 45
CO-PA RTN E KSII ■ l».
r BUIE subscriber having this day taken Ins Brother
A EDWARD LAFI7TE into Go-partnership, the
business will hereafter ho conducted under the
i. firm of A. Lafilte & Brother. Office on Gcnlral
■e Wharf, Charleston.
■l, AUGUSTUS LAFIJTE.
e, Feb. 2 27 Iw
ic
to I'oiiiiiiunicaled.
I**'R. EDITOR —Through the columns of your
111 useful paper, wo would recommend the Peo
ple’s Opposition Line of Post Conches, from Mont
i gomery to this place. We have travelled through
a- the whole route with safety, though the roads are
es jn many places almost impassable. The Coaches
0, and Teams all excellent, tho drivers sober, polite,
y, and careful; in short from the speed with which
ic they transport their passengers, and the attention
paid to their comfort, we have no hesitation in say
ing that it is tho licst line in every respect in the
State.
z EDWARD LE FORT, I Naw York
ce CHAS. L. KINGSBURY, \ * * ork ’
8; J. B. HALL, 1
f d WM. H. KEMPTON. Miss
1,0 I WM. DILLAHUNTY, )
’V | EDW, LLOYD, Maryland.
1 Feb.C 30
I P-j . A FJXO RENT, until Ist January, 1838,
-•- a Store House with a Post Offiio
• SSSuk attached, inn (rood neighborhood Cor
lllliSß selling goods, about thirty-five miles
JeSHIKSa, Croat AUgusta. Tor further particulars
enquire oC Mr. A. Knowlton, Augusta.
Jan 10 12 Clw
■NANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.—The
.1' subscriber, by recent arrivals from Charleston
and the North, is enabled to offer to the public a vs
riely oC Fancy and Staple Articles, at tho lowest
rates, viz ■
8 and 9-4 London Dufiil Blankets
Super. French do do
“ Rose do do
Red and While Flannel
Bro. blue and bleached Homespuns
ilfarseilles Ceunterpaines
Irish Linens
Fine Longclolh
Furniture Calicoes
French Chintz
Servants Hnndk’fs, 4 and 6-4 square
Single and double width Merino
Worsted 'Cable Covers
Grass Cloth and Corded Skirts
Silk Hose and i Ho&o
Colton do
Black Silks Cor Dresses
Spool and Ball Cotton, English Pins ; and oilier
articles too various to he enumerated.
Also, a superior article <>CG HUMAN WORSTED
CRUELLS, (or fancy work, at
T. P. SYME,
Broad st. second iloorhelow Bridge st.
Jan 12 H 3t
I OPS AT FLORENCE FOR SALE.—The
M.A second sale of Lots at the lenutiful town of
Florence, Stewart County, Alu. wit take place on
Monday the 20th day ol February next, at which
time w ill be offered filly «• one hundred desirable
1-ols. Terms of sale made know noi the dav. Flo
rence is silnaicd on the banks ol the t'liatlahooehce,
29 miles below Columbus and ti miles above Ir
vvinton.
Any thing in praise of this beautiful teal is deem
ed unnecessary. But those who wish M live on a
Southern River, enjoy good health by drinking good
water, and making money, would do well to appear
on the day. H. W. JERNIGAN,
Jan. II 8 will] Agent for (ho Company.
93" The Macon Messenger, Georgia Journal, S.
R. Sentinel, Charleston Mercury and Alabama
Journal, w ill please publish the above weekly I ill
day ofsale, and forward their accounts to me (in
payment at Lumpkin, Stewart County, (ia,
JI.JV J._
CIITV SHERIFF'S SALE.—On the first Tues
' day in March next, at the low er Market he
wren the usual hours, will he sold four Negro men
o wit;—Nat, Charles, Cal low ay, mid Ben,levied on
as the property of Jarvis Ballad, deceased, to satisfy
two fi. fits, from the Coiirl of Common Pleas of the
city of Augusta, viz. John Fox, vs. Jarvis Ballad,
and G. B. Lamar, vs. tho same.
Terms cash, purchasers to pay for tides.
jnn 25 wtds E. Maiitin, S C A
OEUIiGIA, Jefferson County
WHEREAS, Roger L. Gamble applies to me
lor Loiters ol Administration on tho estate
of Manning Sprad Icy, dcc'd, these are therefore to
cite and admonish all ami singular the kind ed ami
creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my
office within tho time proscribed bylaw, to shew
cause, II any they have, why said letters should not
be granted. E. BOTJIWELL, Dep.Clk.C. ().
J«» 3 1 w3l)d
SAMUEL LANE.
Tailor and Import r of English Cloths, ((0.
48 Broad street,
HAVING just arrived from London, hogs most
respeeffully to return his si cere thanks to the
citizens of Charleston, and the adjoining Slates, for
the very liberal share of patronage which ha Ims
hitherto received, and finds that ho would ho want
ing in gratitude fur such support, were ha not. thus
publicly to acknowledge the honors so conferred,
ami to prove that lie has still an earnest and sincere
desire to extend, if possible,hiseo meelionsin Soulli
Carolina, Ho has been to England lor the purpose
of effecting arrangements of n direct intercourse be
tween the eslahlisbiront there and here, and also
with the Cloth Manufacturers, &c. &c.
Having completed his arrangements in a manner
to ensure a quick succession of tho most fashionable
articles of Dress being exported, lie most respect
fullynssures them that ho has now opened an assort
ment of COATS, <Src. Ac., which arc not to ho sur
passed for quality, workmanship and style, in the
U. Stales.
S. 1,, begs so add that all orders in his business
for tho Loudon Markets, will meet a promptness of
despatch which will clmracterizo tho peculiar ad
vantages of this establishment. Master Tailors
may he supplied with the latest fashions.
N. B.—Wanted, 12 first rate COAT HANDS.
03" The Savannah Georgian and Augusta Chroni
cle,will please give thoahovc two insertions on Sat
urday and Thursday, until further notice. — Charles
ton Merc an/.
■lnn. 20. ' JO
APPLES. —The subscriber lias on consignment
a lot ol superior Northern Di ved Apples that
will ho sold very low by tho hag or bushel. Fami
lies wanting cheap fruit will do wi ll to call soon.
BENJ. BAIRD.
Jan. 24. 4t 19
BHEADDEN, Portrait Paintkh, respect
• fully informs tho Citizens of Augusta that he
has returned to this city, ami taken Iho room in the
Masonic Hall, which ho occupied last winter.
03” Specimens of his Painting may he seen in a
few days at Ins room, to which he invites the atten
tion of those disposed to patronize him.
Jan - 3 if
(JUARDIAN’S NOTICE.—Four months tiller
A date, application will he made to the honora
ble tho Inferior Court of Columbia county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell three
Negroes, belonging to Mrs. Lydia llngg.
JanC 4 4tm*J BENJAMIN BUUC, Guard.
NOTICE. —Four months after dato application
will ho made to tho Honorable the Iniurior
Court of Burke county, while sitting (or ordinary hu
sintss, for leave to sell some lands in Cherokee and
Burke county, consisting of sixty acres in Cherokee
and two tracts in Burke, containing lour hundred
and thirty acres, known ns the Clark Tract; all be
longing to the estate of William Bryan, dcc’d, of
Burke county—sold for tho purpose of paying the
dcblsufsaid estate.
JAMES GRUBBS, Adm’r.
ELIZABETH BRI AN, Adm'x.
Jan 3 1 1m
MONTHS after date, application will he
A made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Burke
courily when selling for Ordinary purposes Ibr leave
to sell a tract of land lying in said county, belonging
to John A Mary Ann Hudson, orphans of John L.
Hudson dcc'd. EPHRLI.M PONDER, Guar’d
Jan. 27 22
H AW NOTICE.—Tho subscriber, having luea
» i toil himself in Washington, Wilkes county,
Georgia, will practice Law in the several Conns of
tho Northern Circuit. All business entrusted to fils
carp will meet with prompt attention.
93" Hu may he found at Dr. Robert L. Roddey's
Office. WM. A. QUIGLEY.
Jiui 11 8 4t
CARPENTER'S Solution (f Kreasole —For tin;
cure of cancerous ulcers, old soros, tollers,
ring-worms, and will immediately slop bleeding
from fresh wounds, bleeding at the nose, Ac. Ac.
For sale by CLOUD A BOTH WELL,
Jan Ifi I6J No. 232 Broad slrept.
ItA UNITED STATES HOTEL.-
iKJTjt; The subscriber speelfully informs
eKSlIji 6 Fro his friends and the public that he has
opened tho above Lslahli.diinenf, and
lilted it up in a superior style. He is
now ready to accommodate transient fhaiilies, ami
such other persons us may favor him with their pa
tronage. His terms are higher than similar estab
lishments in the city, hut us he gives his entire
personal all-ntion to tho management of it,
lie feels satisfied that those who honor him with
their company and pailake of his fare, w ill not find
fault with ids prices.
BENTON WALTON.
Augusta, Jan. 9 0 fit
IJULASKI 8, HOLT, Alirnry at haw, Eaton
tan, On —Conliinies til praelice Law in the
Ockiniilgco Circuit and some of the adjacent coun
ties.
Jan 21 X w2m 17
] A Jursl rule. fVnnrnnn and Ac
rounlant is desiroiil of employ merit, lor a
abort lime in this cily. Apply ut ibis office.
.inn 17 __ ti Fi
NOTICK. —IlotfnitT Claiikb
Esq. is authorized to collect all dues and
demands fiir Water privileges.
Jan 18 11 Hi SAMVEL HALE,
§oapß, IliitM, I’iiM-K, and
MADIHA WINK.
OCX CASKS fresh imported M. M. Wioe
wU lot) Cases Hals, for, .Silk A Rururn
20 Boxes Pqies
50 do Neap
5 Cases Bottled Maderia
Just landed and for .Sale low by
BANDIFORD A COLLLN.V, Aurl'rs.
Febfi 30 Opposite the Planters Hotel.
RENTING PAPER—From A. Patterson A
Son's Paper Mill. Greenville, 8. C.—Just re
ecived mid Ibr sale at the'manufacturers pric es, by
Jan7 ti] T. H- & I C. J’LANT.
b D3"Dr. ROBERTSON has Remuvod to the lower
o enement of the brick house of Messrs. Rowe A liar
>r (iere, on the north side of Broad street.
« Jan. 24. 2wd 19
» ■ -
IHAV Eilus day sold my stuck in trade to Messrs.
Clark A Holland, who will continue the Cloth
■ ing Business at the old and w ell established stand,
0 291 Broad-slrccf. I trust that the liberal patronage
1 which has been extended to me while in business,
1 will not he lost with them,
t Jan 14 11 tD D’LYON THORPE.
ALT. persons having claims against me, will please
present them at the ohl stand, whore 1 can be
found for one month from this dale persons in
debted to me are politely requested to make imme
diate payment. D'LYON THORPE.
Jan 11 U ts
Bargains— selling OFF AT COSTV-
The subscribers intending to close their hunt
ness offer their w hole stock of goods at. cost for cash;
their stock consists of a very general assortment of
dry goods, among which are Extra fine Blue and
Black, Cloths, Bine Silks, Black Fr. Bombazines,
Merinos, Irish Linens, English Long Cloths, Ac.
MORGAN A WYATT, No. 206.
Jan 4 g
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY .MADE
r CLOTHING.
. E. I>. 4 0014
.VO. 197 11 It 0.1]) STREET,
HAS constantly cm hand,and continues daily to
receive from his own manufactory, fresh sup
plies of tho most FASHIONABLE AND WELL
MADE CLOTHING, which lie offers Wholesale
' end Retail, on the must liberal feints, and invites bis
; friends and customers to call and examine
i Great pains are taken in the selection and work
i mnnship of his Goods, and his assortment is not sur
> passed In any market. His Stock comprises every
• article in his lino, among which are the following,
, viz-
DRESS AND FROCK CLOTH COATS, of
superfine anil common Blue, Black, Brown, Olive,
■ Green, Invisible Green, Dahlia, Purple, Claret,
i Gray, Ac.
I OV ER-t. OA PS, first rale and common Blue,
r Black, Brown, Drab, Olivo, Green, Dahlia, Mohair,
Steel Mixl, Pilot Cloth, Petershams, Ac. Alsu,sit
perior German Gimtshair Camhlol.
GENTLEMEN’S SUP. CLOTH CLOAKS,
i Blue, Blaeit, mnl Broun, line and common Camhlol,
• ol Him* Hrown, <Vc.
r LA DIES SUPERFINE A COMMON CLOTH
CLOAKS, Blue, Brown, ami Olive. Also, fine and
common Camhlol, Merino, Circassian, Broehellos,
IVc. At.
PAN i A LOONS, of stqicrfiiie and common Cloth,
Blue, BJ.iek, Brown, Olive, Drab, Grey and Bid),
line Pirrlv mid oilier Rib’d Cnssimeros of all descrip
' turns ami colors. Also, a variety of Plaid Cloth and
' Cnssimeres, Coni and Benvi rlines.
5 VESTS, superfine and eomimm Blue and Blm-k
> Cloth ami Cassini, re, Plain, Plaid and Fig'd Silk Vel
xels, 1 lain, I’liiid mid Fig'd Mennoes and Valentins,
While mnl Bull'Cassimere, Plain, Plaid, and Fig’d
I Plum and Fig’d Toiliiiett mid Merino, Plain mnl
Fig’d Qiiilloil Silk, Plain, Fig’d and Striped Mar
i reilles, Plain and Fig’d Cotton Velvet, Swandowti,
i ‘ V 'A PIN El’ CLO niING, fine & common Frocks,
I Coatees and Round Jackets, Plain, Plaid and Stri
ped Pantaloons.
YOUTH’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, Blue,
l Blit, Brown and Green Frock and Dress Co Us, Pan
taloons and Vests, do. Sul toot Frocks, Coatees,
Bound Jackets, Pnnlaloiis mid Vests, Cloth ami Pe
tersham Over-Coats, and Camhlol Cloaks.
Also, a variety of Negro Clothing.
GENTLEMEN’S FINE LINEN AND COT
ION SHIRTS, Striped and Plaid Gingham, do.
t Woolen mnl Cotton Under-Shirts and Drawers, Col
1 lars, Bosoms, Suspenders, Stocks, mnl llilkls.
r Also, a geneniLnssorlment of ECU, SILK AND
i BEAVER DATS AND EVE CABS.
Jan. 24 )i>
1
’ from a Hoarding house in tliin rily
lasi night, or early this morning, a superior blur
‘ BROADCLOTH CLOAK, for which a suitable
3 reward will ho paid, on its dolivory nl tho Chronicle
& Sentinel office [Jan ft It
* HO" From information received, it ia supposed
that the above inontiunsd CLOAK was sidd by a
[ man who stole it, to a mulatto Wagoner, who, it ,s
5 staled, . I WI ibis cily for Cireensboro’, or that neighbor
hood, last Friday morning. Any information rc-
will bo thankfully received
• d ifiOTUS.—The .Subseribcrij are this day opeu-
Vy ingtwo easCH CLOTHS, by liicni
s direct from Fngland, per ship Chinn, consisting of
f Hliu's, .S’lei'l Mixed, and Fancy Colors—principally
- low priced.
s 'They have also received per snip Victoria, from
Liverpool.
Superfine and low priced Irish Linens
Damask Table Diaper
Pantaloon Stuifs
Counterpanes
Furniture Dimities
Cumblets, Mennoes, Aso.
Which they will oiler at New York prices,
f EDGAR CAUmcUAEI
t Jon ( J & c» if
tfARPUNTHII’S Olio-liftinons Krlrart of Mun
-1 font, or Ore of Hinupice —A most valuable ru
befacient, and nets instantaneously on its application
For sale by CLOUD & BOTH VVMLL,
. Jan ID l. r »] No. 'Z'.VI Hroad-slreol.
? 1 UST A Kill V KU, a splendid assortment of ftalian
• ! Alalmslers ntnl Marble Ornaments. Wo would
call the attention of the citizens ol Angnstu to a rum
* assortment of A ltd asters and Marblo Ornaments,
* brought from Florence, and made expressly fort bis
market. Wo have \isited ibis country from motives
similar to those which induce Americans to visit Ita
ly. Wo are also told that the Americana tire u rapid
r ly growing nation not only in wealth and enlnrprizo
■ but also that tb.y cultivate a refinement oflaste; con
-1 sequontly \xe have brought boro, the greatest variety
! of the finest specimens of art, ever yet introduced in
this city. Coiisis ing of
Alabasters, Agato, and Marblo Vases, Watch Ca
ses, Ornamental Haskets, Marblo and Alabaster Cim
| die Slicks, Dogs J*i;cbors,Coloured Toys, Aiuisorno
splendid Marblo centre Table Tops, Are. Am.
The above arc now exhibited and for stile at the
auction rooms of Sandiford At Collins, ladies and
gentlemen are invited to calland examine for them
selves.
Jan 17 ts 13
DOLLARS REWARD.—Ronawav from
the subscriber, in Mueon, on the Lilli nit. u
negro man named HKIMUK,about ibirly-fivo or Ibrly
years of ago. Ho is about five ioet seven or eight
niches high, rather slender, very quick in bis speech
and motions ; has lost most of bis front tooth, and
! speaks ranch like an African or low country negro.-
| When bo left be bad on a Kentucky jeans frock
| coot, yellow homespun pantaloons, a pair of Russel
shoes, and a large bnmed wool bat. He may endeav
or to get Ut Huntli Carolina, on the Savannah river,
below Hamburg. A reward ol Ten Dollars will be
given for arresting said negro and confining him in
jail, or Forty Dollars will bn given if the said ne
gro is delivered to William Fori, in Macon.
WM. Ji. HALL.
Macon, Jun 10 Vi 4t
Tho Milledgovilh Recorder, Augusta .Senti
nel, Savannah Republican and Darien Telegraph
will give the above 4 insertions. —Miron Mrnirntfrr
Storage of m l or dry goods,
MAY' bo bad in n fi ro proof building, in a safe
and central situation, by applying at tho cor
ner of Ibiy and Mclntosh streets, Feb 3 SW
NEW SCHOOL -Mr. Eiinky takes thiamethod
of inlorming the citizens of Augusta and its
vicinity, (bat be will open an English School in Ilia
house recently occupied by Mr. nke, f!>r Ibo terra
of three moiilbs, to commence on Monday (bo flili
February, 1H37. Having been engagnl in the busi
ness of leaching for fourteen years, be flutters him
self be w ill be able so render ample satisfaction, to
parents, guardians and pupils, and therefore resjiect
liilly solicits their patronage.
Jan 31 25 w3t
DANCINO ACADEMY. J.C Bmitiv, rcwpoct*
fully informs bis pupils and the public, that at
the expiration of his first course of lessons in dancing,
winch will take place on the LOtb of February, be
proposes (ogivea second course of instruetion, con
sisting of 2\ lessons in one month, curb class attend
ing daily ; ns be feels persuaded, (but by Ibis means
bis pupils will make much greater progress, and be
onablei. to retain liis iristrm*tion longer, by practising
once every day. Those who arc favorably disposed
to these views, will plcu.sc make early application
at Ibv school room. [Jan 31 iift 2 1
Dr h'ctfrs’ vkhktahlk medjcina:
S'J'O.MACHIL'AO F.T lIEFATICiK—For
1 the cure of Dysnopaii, J.iver ( ornplainlH, At<n Ase,
Alse, Holers* Vegetable Hepatic, or Anli-Hilioiis
Hills, the ebeapest and most approved Family Medi
cine over offered to the public.
These medicines have been found so effectual in
1 removing Ibe complaints for which they are recom
mended, that physicians frequently have recourse to
| them for incur patients, after having exhausted tbnr
skill to little or no psrposo. For sale by
CLOUD RUTH'WELL, 233 Hrond st.
Jan 3 1
rIQIJR MONTHS after date application will be
4 made to the honorable Inferior Court of the*
county of Jefferson, sitting as n Court of Ordinary,
for leave to sell one hall of Lot No. sixteen, in the
I Twentieth District of formerly Muscogee county,
| now Harris : the properly of Mary S. Moore, minor,
I for her benefit. SARAH MOORE, Guardian.
- i an 7 r> md
S' TATE BANK STOCK—\ few shares State
Bunk Ntock wonted—apply »r this office.
7 I Jun ly H W
Sl'liEnmD ASB PLAIN CABINET FURNITURE. 4*C.
for sale by
THOS. M, WOODRUFF,
AT 1113 NEW WARE-ROOM CORNER OF CAMPBELL & BROAD sT’B_
FIRST CORNER BELOW THE LATE FIRE.
IHEfi leave to express my gratitude to the public for their kindness and liberality, and tender
them the assurance of my future exertions to please and give satisfaction. Having made such
arrangements at the Northern Manufactories as to warrants quick succession of supplies to mr
stock, I can at all times be found with a good assortment, and have now on hand and for sAe as
hove,
PIANOS, with'English and French action and Melalic Plates with elegant Scroll Banes and
Veneered feet, ol easy touch, perfect tone, and equal in all rcsjnjcta to any ever offered in the mar
kot.
SOFAS, of different kinds, with plain and fig’d seating.
SIDEBOARDS, with Mahogany, Italian and Egyptian Marble tops,
BUREAUS, with and without Bwin f s glasses.
do with Marble top®.
BOOK CASKS, of different alylc and price*.
WARD ROUES ** « “
CENTRE TABLES, with M’k a white MurMc tope,
PIER “ to match.
P. «fe 0. DINING TABLES, swivel top.
PLAIN do in setts,
BREAKFAST AND TEA TABLES,
LOOKING GLASSES, MIRRORS A. TOILETS, with Mahogany, Gilt, and Mahogany sod
CHAIRS of Mahogany, Curled and Bird* Eye Maple. [Gull frame*.
do Fnnev and Windsor, of ovciy style and price*
BEADSTEADS, &e. Ac.
All of which the public are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves
Feb 3
CiLasjskjal ajTd ENSISSh scitobL. -
J Mr. Norckosm would respectfully inform the
riiizensuf Augnutu that ho lias associated with him
in his school, Mr. Ilowey, n graduate of Jefferson
College, Pa., and for ihe last six years an instructor
of youth. In consequence of this arrangement an
aildilion.nl number of pupils, of both sexes, can he
accommodated. Tho School will now consist of
two departments. The Classical and Mathematical
will bo under the superintondaneo of Mr. 11., who
will tench the Luinoml Greek languages—Algebra,
Geometry, Purveying, Mensuration, Ac. Tho oth
er branches will bo (might ns heretofore.
Tho following certificates from Professors *S>tuart
and Tu iss, of .South Carolina (’olloge, relative to
Mr. IP’s sebol irsbip, are respectfully submitted:
I have examined Mr. Ilowey with much particu
larity, both in Latin and Greek, ami have been quite
pleased with the ease and correctness of Ins tr .Hala
tions, especially in Latin. He npinvirs also to h«
familiar witti the mb'* and principlts of Syntax. 1
should think him well qualified for primary instruc
tion in the classic languages.
J W. .STUART.
Prof, of Lnn. in S C. College.
Columbia, Jan. 3, 1837.
This istoeertilr that I have examined Mr. Ilowey
in Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry, and find him
familiar with the principles *l'mat hematics and have
no doubt of bis competency to give instructions in
these brunches.
THOMAS’ Sv TWIN'S’,
Prof, of Math in S, C. College.
Jon. 87* iW
(1 EORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE, Scotltltoro'
M (in. —Our friends and patrons are informed
that the exercises of ibis Institiiti >ii were resumed
cn Monday, Ifilli inst. A. 11. VVatroum, A. U. and
Miss Jlarkikt Ci.aukic have arrived,and Mrs. If-
I'.stk is daily expected. Mr. W.eomua recommend
ed by tho Rev. Win. T. Brantley and others, Mrs.
DT’sle, by Mrs. NichoW Biddle and others, Miss
Clarke h u graduate of Mrs. Willard’s seminary at
Troy, ami .dr. L. Latahtk, the Principal, begs
leave to refer to Professor James Wallace, Dr. M. If.
Do Leon, Rev. Dr Crpers, Colnmhia, S. (’.; Dr. J.
B. Gorman, Talhottoii, Goo ; Ur. J. Bowen, Angus
la; John 11. Howard, John D. Howell, Esq. Ed
ward Carey, Ksj. Columbus, Geo.; Col. .Samuel
Rockwell, Millodgeville; Col. F Carter, Win V
llansoll, Esq. L. Day, Esq. ScoJtsboro’, Ac. &o.
Having learned that some have complained of our
terms being higher than at any other school in (his
State, wo have concluded to establish the following
as our rules:
Elementary Blanches, sl2 00 per term.
Highest Branches, 10 OJ “ “
Drawing and Painting, 10 00 “ “
Languages, 10 00 “ “
Music, (Piano and Guitar ouch) 25 00 ** **
I scot Piano, 800 u 14
Board. 10 00 “ “
Tho henlllt of this place, the rermeinont of its so
ciety, the purity of the water, and the settled deter
mination of the Principal to render bis institution
for Georgia, what Dr. Murks’ is for South Carolina,
give us claims on dm patronage of our Southern
brethren.
ANNA M. LATASTE, ) PrincipaU
L. LATASTE, \ 1 r,nu J'““-
Jim. 87 28
mWENTY HOLLARS REWARD.—Ktinn
-- way from the suhseribor on the 2711 i day of
October, a negro mail by the name of ANTHONY,
about 5 feet dor 7 inches high, one tooth out be
fore, with a mir on tho ankle, full eyes and speaks
quirk when spoken to, and of light rornpleclion
it is likely lie will make his way Ibr Savannah or
Charleston. Jailors »?o requested to give informa
tion immcdiaicly lo Iho subscriber, in Burke coun
ty, Gn, should said negro lie lodged in theircuslot y
Jan t 2 w2mj WILLIAM W. DAVIS
{ft’ Tho CinTwton Mercury will insert the
above once u week fur2monllts and forward their
account to this office lor payment.
[VT OTICE.—-Colored persons found at large in the
1 si City after ninooVlock at night, and before day
light next morning, without passes stating dUlinctli/
the place or place* to which such colored person is
permitted to man, will he confined ns the Ordinances
of the City direct. FOSTER BLODGET,
Jan 17 13 If] City Marshal.
T7IOR SALE —A splendid Imiss ITkOUtftud Bug,gy
1. Wagon, double sent, lined with flesh colored
watered Gras de/in, with double liarness, pole and
shalls—made to order in New Huveii, last summer,
of the host matdrmls. Apply lo
Jan 14 II ill _ C. MINER.
fIGIE suliHcribcrs have ibis day formed u Co-
I nnrliiersliip lor iho IruiiNfictiono a general
Whohwile and Retail Drug business, and respect
fully invito iho Attention of their friends and the [mb
lie to the large mid well selected stock they have
now on hand. Their Sforo is on the corner of
Broad and Kollock sire is, nearly opposite Stovall,
Simmons, A Co.'s whorehouse. The business will
be conducted under the firm of KITCHEN A ROB
ERT.VUN.
W. K. KITCHEN.
F. M. ROBERTSON, M. D.
N il. Dr. Roliertson will aiieml to the praclieo ot
Ills profession us usual, and messages may he left at
the store or his residence. Jan 20 Cl
(V/CORG/A, Richmondconnhf:
f IMJLLEI) before me William Doyle, a Justice of
1. the Peace for the County aforesaid, a Roane
Policy above seven or eight years old, with switch
tail —no other marks—taken up by George W.
Hale and appraised by Thomas Skinner and .Sea
born Skinner at Thirty Dollars.
Also, one other Poney, small tail, iron grey color,
branded ‘O’ on the hip cud fore shoulder, about 11
years old and lol'ed before me by Henry Wood, and
appraised by George W. Halo and Thomas Skinner
at ten dollars,
WM. DOYLE, J. P.
Dee. 31,183(5
A true extract from the Estmy Book, 2filb Jan.
1837. JAM E.S Me LAWS, Clk.
Jan 30 _ 24 3t
NOTICE* JOHN BAscoMB’S
\ ATSpk Challenge to run four mile heats n-
t * gainst any horse, mare or gelding in
the United .S'tales, over liio Aiiguala
n.ri H Course, for twenty thousand dollars,
not having been taken, lie will, agree
ably lo the terms ofsuid challenge, be let to mares
the ensuing season, at Augusta, Geo.
Ample provision has been made for keeping mares
sent from a distance, lo remain willithe horse
His predigrif),perforiiianec, and price of season
will be published in due time.
Feb. 1 stw 5
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.-All persons
. indebted to the Estate of David Alexander, late
of Jefferson County, deceased, are required to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
against sain Estate arc requested ro present them
wit bin the lime prescribed by law. This Jan. the
Mill, 1837.
J. W. ALEXANDER,) * , .
\V. 3. ALEXANDER. \ A " m 8
Jun. 80. X 10
A LI. iKTsoriH having demands against the laic
Set 1 1 Eason, of Jctlerson county, deceased, arc
requested lo hand them in properly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law,and those indebt
ed to tho deceased will make payment to
BRYANT FULFORD, Adm’r.
Jan Ifi 15 fit
NOTICE. — All (lemons indebted to the estate of
VVinjiifred Dunn, dec. of Columbia county, are
requested to make umnediate payment; and those
having chums will present them duly attested is
tho time prescribed by law.
WILLIAM S. DUNN, Ex’r.
Jpn 1 40dw
|Ve<;kues FuitbAi.E.—iwiiTidrTs^row,
i- v viz: Charlotte, between 35 and 40 year* us
ago; Marry, n boy, about 10 year* old—Susan, ■
girl, 4 years of age—William, an infant, 1 year old.
To n purchaser who wil I buy them together, a libor
i nl bargain would be given. For lurthor particulars,
■ cuqilie of the subambor. A. EDY,
4 miles N. E. of Applingtcm, Colombia Co,
I Jan 0 4 3,*
’ M. HOWEV, Professor of I’enmansliip, wi
’ CS. remain in Augusta a short lime, lo give loteon*
in this useful art. lie respectfully invites the atten
tion of all persons desirous of writing an elegant
b ml. Five or six lessons on bis admirable system
’ are generally sufficient lo accomplish this, though
yearn may have been spent in fruitless efforts lo at
' min it. Those who have tried former system* and
’ failed, are assured there is no mistake in this. Their
success will bo guarantied, il the requisite attention
be given. Persons wishing to luke lessons are re
quested lo make immediate application lo Mr. 11, at
bis room in the Masonic Hall, where Ilia specimen*
may be examined and terms known. Private lesson*
given, if required.
Jnn 10 12 ts
(VTOTICETO BRIDGE BUILDERS —Propo
-1 • sals will be received t y the undersigned, until
the Istb of February next, to construct a Bridge
across the Coosa River, lo be located three aides
above the Wctumpka uridge—tho charter ol u hiah
was granted by the late legislature. Lumber and
stone muy bo bud convenient to the site. For turtle
it particulars, apply to the undersigned,
E, W. GILBERT, Preeidont
for the Coosa Bridge Company,
Wotnmpko, Ain., Jan. 11, 1837.
'J'be Montgomery papers, Mobile Register, Colunf*
bus (Gn ) Enquirer, and tho Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel,
will Insert the above till the 15tb Feb., and forward
(heir accounts to this office.— Wctumpka Sentinel.
STEAMBOAT OFFICE, I
Savannah, December 31, 1830. )
RESOLVED, That in iuiuro a share of the
Slock of the Steamboat Company of Georgia
shall bo lixed at One Hundred Dollars, and that th*
President and Treasurer call in all the outstanding
certificates, mid issue now certificates at the rate o
One Hundred Dollars per sham.
In conformity to the abovu resolution of tha Beard
et Directors, Stockholders of the Steamboat Com
pany of Georgia are hereby required lo hand in
their present seripon or before the Ist ot February
next, that new scrip may be i.med them at tbeabov*
rule. VV. E. LONG, See. & Tr.
Jun 0 4 ui
Auction notice.—sandivoro & coa
. i,inb, Aeelameers and Commission Merchants,
relnrn their thanks lo the Merchants and others of
Augusta, lor the very liberal support received since
their commencement ns Auctioneers and Commis
sion Merchants, and hope to merit a canlinuanae
’ ol' the same. They are at all timet prepared lo make
’ iliu most liborul advances on consignments, and
pledge themselves to use their bent exertions to rm
’ tier satisfactory and prompt sale*
1 They beg leave to statu that limy have engaged
the services ol one uflbo most oi|ieriencod Austiua
eeis at the south, whose whole time and attention
will Ini devoted lo the business of the firm, and they
most confidently say that higher prices for Lands.
Negroes, Merchandize, Stock, &c. cannot be obtain
ed by any oilier Auction House in ibis city or else
where.
N. B. Thu lollmviiig are the rates of Commission,
as agreed upon by bulb Auction houses in Ibis aitf,
to w iiicb they are bound to udltero, according to
written contract :
Dry Goods mid general Marcbantdizo, 3 per oent.
Horses, (valuable blood stock excepted) 0 per cent.
Estate Sale of Personal pnqicrly, 3 per scut.
Books mid Prints, 10 percent.
Hi nl Estate miller $8,500,8! per cent.
Over sl,sooanil under $5,000 8 percent,
(her $5,000 and under SIO,OOO It per caul.
SIO,OOO and over, I per cent.
Bank stock on $5,000 and under $50,000,1 percent.
Over $50,000, i per cent.
All Estate sales when the properly Is already sold
ami cried for the purpose ol muking Titles, sspar
Lot or House and lot. For Negroes SB.
For Negroes in all cases li per cent.
Jnn 81 ts 17
1 fin DOLLARS REWARD.—Ran*war Horn
t "vs the subscriber, in Orangeburg district, 9.
C. on the 4tb of Murch Inst, u Negro Man by th*
iinmc of GLASCOU, and his wife KATEY—Gto*-
cou is about 83 years us age, about five feet ain* or
10 inebos high, dark complexion, round , face, mid
dling lull eyes, n gond set us teeth, and no beard—ha
is u stout and likely negru. Kate, his wife, is abeut
80 years of age, q good sized wench, a shade lighter
than Gluscun, bus a scar on one cheek, tolerable full
i yes, good teeth and rather small mouth, and * UiU*
inclined lo thick lj|w. Since they left me, they
were apprehended and confined in the jail ot Jeffer
son county, Georgia, and escaped from the said jaM
on the slb day ot December, 1830—I was informed
by the tailor in said county, that the wench Kllsjr
was far gone in pregnancy at the lima of her (Map*.
I will give the aliovo reward of One Hundred DoU
Inn for the delivery of said Nogruee to me in Orattf*-
burg District, South Uorelinn, or Fifty Dalian tor
their apprehension and confinement m any jail la
the State of Georgia, so that I can get them. My
residence il about • miles distant from BranchviUes
on the Bad Rond, in Orangeburg district.
L. E. COONKE.
Jan 14 11 (wire
rNFDRM ATlON.—Sportsmen and Otj|n»n-
The use of your gnus or your dugs against aify
filing, wild or mine, flying or running, in my enclos
ed premises, will heal your peril; for every thing in
the Park is for man to enjoy, but not to destroy ; and
I, with others, may have us much pleasure in seeing
such things run and fly as you have in killing them,
mid ;t man should be master at borne— n man tharnld
he mutter over hie own. HENRY SHULTZ.
Hamburg, Jan 18,1837.
Jnn 81 2w IT
ROWTON ! —This beautiful stallion and oafe
bratei) Racer will make his second season in
America, under the direction of Mr. F. F.
ut W, Hampton's Woodland Estate, five miles be
low I tolninbiii, mid he let to Mares at $75 the season,
SIBO to insure, and one dollar to the groom ! the
iiumey In lie pan! in advance, or before the mane
urn taken away.
Tim season will commence on the first of Februa
ry and end file first of Inly. Extensive rye and gram
pastures provided tor mares, anil separate lot* for
such ns may have young foals, and mares well fed.
a 50 cents |ier day. Every care will be taken to
guard ngiimst accidents, but no responsibility should
they occur.
Kowton is n good chestnut without white, fifteeh
mid n balfbmiils high, of great bone and muscle
Ho is a lonic of the finest limbs, and moat exact
proportions, and after the exportation of Amphton
was considered tho most beautiful stallion in Eng- A
land. His stork are I bought vcryfproniising, and
arc selling as high ns the gel of nnyt stallion Tnjkmi—'
kingdom. By a reference to the sponuuuplMnn
cals of the day, Rowton's pedigree anßTWrormani •
may lie seen, us also the very high estimation in
which ho is held both in England and America.
, N. B.—Black servants sent with mares, will be
, boarded gratis; having no accommodationa for
white persons on the spot, they must board in Co.
I lumbia or elsewhere
Ify The Augusta Chronicle and Georgia Courier
will please copy the above six limes weekly, and
end their accounts to this office—Cok TeUeedpt.
. Jan 3 wGt ,
1 TJETIT GULF COTTON SEED—24S sack*
, 1 Genuine Petit Gulf COTTON SEED, careful
i ly selected expressly for this .Market. Just received
from New Orleans and for sale by
RATHBONE dt BAKER.
Jan. 27 82 •<