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I A !■ A IVERSON, having returned to ihkHlri •f*-. ready to re-commence his Piano. U>rly applications ore to ho nmdJpß'l Woodruff's Piano 1 Fare-Room. may go 6t JR i Coloured Shirts. fiT nnilE subscribers have ju t rccciveil an nitij «*. alaupplyol thoabovo article, with a ft| at bile cotton and linen do. Also, a variety u.'-lB articles, viz—Gloves, Suspenders, I lamll.fi silk and cotton Half-Hose, Russia iiclts, Arc. 'Bk PRICK & .MAI.LEinJB may 23 123 Drapers and Tuil lfl GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. 9 For the benefit of the AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT FIRECOMPaB CLASS NO. 21.—FOR 1337. To be determined by the Drawing of the VirglH ■State Lottery, fur the berielit of the Town oil Norlblk, C.ass No 5, for 1837. ■ To be drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va. Salurdlß June 3rd, 1837. U. S. Giikgorv & Co. (successors to Yates & Intyre,) Managers. ■ 4o,oo» dollars! 'iIIASIOSCiiDMi:. 1 Prize of $40,000 is 810,000 ;3 1 10,000 is 15,000 If I 10,000 is 10,000 . J 1 5,000 is 5,000 aJ* 1 2,500 is 2,500 1 2,200 is 2,200 H 1 2,000 . is 2,0C0 ' J 75 1,000 is 75,000 75 600 is 37,500 63 200 is 12,000 ol! 63 100 is 6,300 ™ W 80 is 5,040 ■" 63 70 is 4,410 1 63 CO is 3,780 {36 50 is 0,300 U 1 40 is 5,040 ‘ 2O is 73,080 34362 10 is 235,300 273Pri . zcs > amounting to $540,200 Tickets slo—Shares in proportion. 1 » iT • * Ccets * n above Lottery can be obtained p at all times by country dealers and those who -arc aisposed to adventure, by sending their orders to the I undersigned, who will give prompt attention, if ad- , urjsseu to ■' „ A. READ, Contractor and State Agent, Augusta, Geo. _ lna y 33 s ° ’ iao ™<> AII no Ml NA L, SUP PORTE RS. ‘ J\ A ■dditiannl supply (different sizes) of this val- t *■ uablc instrument,received and forsale by r may 10 100 KI'fCKEN & ROBERTSON. [ Notice. 1 1 11 ? E .9, i(1 , zena are hercl, y notified that (be Mar- ’« .nr lIC , rdmanec, will for the future, be strictly e infiirced. FOSTER BLODGET, Marshall * v may 10 lou ’ - u a V co. . % 6UII L\ of\ arils and Oznaburgs will, in fu- Jl .. tare, be kept on hand at the Company’s De- *1 asitory, at U. C. Baldwin’s Storej Broad-st. Au<ms , *>a., whdre the former customers of the Factory id the trade generally are invited to call. ’ * r WM. G. NIMMO, Sec’y A Treas’r. "j March 20 ts 73 ad Bticc. UI RD is my legally, authoris ■ absence from the city of lie WM. WRIGHT. ,su> IwtOet. 95 VWW: 1 VIER ASSORTMENT 8m ICE & CO. Lai acknges Boots and Shoes rlicle in the line; All ar- Ge >y, 7 ■Kfemer.ts'being with Manufactures direct, they iw| Vp 6b.sold as law as in the iVurtliern cities. Ex 1 oJ HSRisaie, all kinds of Leather, Morocu, Seal, and —SOO .Sides Georgia tanned light Sole S’n, 500 do do do Uper Leath- Hie ; April Id ET ■ HAMBURG DEPOT, ) I;' 1 » April 18, 1837. ( i“ c ,J is given, that payment of height for ■ •t hy the Rail road will ho requi- J on delivery of tlio Goods. ‘ not taken from the Depot, within ~ ? WlbtfiLLi'lM'J nte consignees expence. . 1 Kril 19 yij A. It. HAIG, Agent. Wcw CtOOslh, i >. 4®*poß SPRING AND SUMMER., 3 HhIE subscribers have received an assortment ol ■Reasonable goods, consisting ol hl’k. green and Dahlia col d Broad Cloths, l ■ (]q do and olivo eol’d Cnshmerett Hjo Jo and brown drab date* IJd Jo and olive Borobazins, ( -wHsa eol’d Genoa Caslunore, SjHed'and fancy do ’Hy linen Drillings, , ■IV Chally, Mar’s and Satin Vestings, H a variety ot articles to which they would tn dJjHhe atter.tiou of their customers and the public ■ Solly PRICE & MALLERY, (7 Drapers & Tailors, 258 Broad st. IK vans’ Camomile Falls. 3KIEPARED Irom a. pure extract of the flower, : JraC a very wholesome medicine, mild in operation in effect, the most certain preserver of r»Bth, a safe anil effectual cure of Indigestion and Yjßfc-jch Complaints,and as a natural consequence, m ®bi n i|er of the blood, and asweotener ol the whole kJrrvoui and Debilitated. —*1 he powers o fiMvans’s Comomile Pills are such, that the palpita heart, the tremulous bund, ihe dizzy eye, ami mind, vanishes before their effects, noxious vapors before llte;benign influence ot lI vKiioriiing sun. This tonic medicine is lor nerv- E :JHt)iseases, general debility, indigestion and its eon |- sßicnees; as want of appetite, an apparent disten «*.-W#°l the stomach, belchings.pei.is in the stomach, KlftCmity, unpleasant taste in the mouth, rumbling Kii'A in the bowels, nervous symptoms, langiud- B jness when the mind boepmos irritated, desponding, V4bafehtfut{ melancholy, and dejected; bypochondn ltt>sm,llow spirits, consumption, palpitations ot the nervous irritnhiliiv. niirhlmare. rheumatism, affection, dimnjjjßjof sight, delirium, and wil other nervoussymploms, these Pills will produce and effectual cure. ■A supply of the above highly valuable medicine received and lorsaloby N. B.CLOUD, No. 232 Broad street, may be had all the popular Patent Medicines Btheday; ns well as a general supply ol Drugs, Hedioinca, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. &c. *7" C36STHR & COXE’S Soiithei’ii Tonic, W Family Medicine for the enroot Ague <fe Fever, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Heartburn, night HBoats, and every sympton of general debility- HKrhn “Southern Ton 0” is not offered as a remedy KSainsttlie whole catalogue of diseases which man to; but the disease for which it is intended Ha remedy, is that form of Fever known as Int’r- or Fever and Ague —In order that those who Hky be disposed to give the Southern Tonic a trial, bo belter satified with regard to its efficacy, the certificates are offered. ■From Dr. Musgrove, Surgeon in the U. S. Army. Walker count;/, Ala., Jaly'iUt, 2830. —I have had occasion, in the recent with the Creek Nation, to attend upon many eases of Ague and Favor, and by the ro- Bnmcil'lation of our Surgeon General, Dr. McLe ■ Who supplied the army with our Southern sonic, induced to try it. I did so, and ha ■ the whole course ofmy practice been moio pleas H by the effect ofany medicine. Jl never failed Yours re ipoctfnlly. ■ E.G.MU.S’GIIOVE.M.D. I Sut. Col. McMillan’s Bat’ll, lib Reg. Ala. \ ol rs. Montgomery, August Ist PJ3G. BHccnt —I have used your Southern Tonic in sov ■ral eases, and it proved efftcanious in every one. . Truly and respectlnllyyonm, M coLEs »A yPPIY Hats! Hats! ! »-\RAB FUR HATS HI Drab Russia do ■Children’s black SilUlats Ij 0 Drab Silk do ■Mexican plain (I< j Knp black Beaver do I may 2 JO? ‘ 3;U I!road st ' IVoJicci O/Ilco of the subscribers will be closed summer, during which time EDWARD lIUMAb*, Esq.,will an ns our attorney. ALLthvs, paddock, & carter. may 13 wUt 11 a Flour! liour!! t BBLS. Superfine Baltimore Flour, on lard- ISV mg, will bo sold low, tor liash, in lols lo suit irchasers —Apply to I GOULD & SIMMS, pay 0 10G putl&ui’sa Sleasa Packet ««. SUBSCRIBERS in Augusta to the cnpiml Slock V of theabove Company, are required forthwith fcay to Kerrs &Hope, agents ol Ihe Company, I second instalment due on their subscriptions— I one hundred dollars on each share, T. J. KERR.Trens’y & Sec’ry. Charleston, S. C., 21th April, 1837. lay 1 ts 101 Fresh Fanal Flour. lfk DHLS Fancy Brand Canal Flour, Blf 50 do Baltimore, Howard Street. A t. so, ft) Tierces of Prime Rico. ft received and Ibr sale, by lay 9lt 103 A. I. HUNTINGTON &CO ■ A \\Kh\SVILLE MONEY taken at par, lor 9. Goods, by the undersigned, No. 197 Broad st. ■by 1 101 E. D. COOKE f i\ v\v Njipiiisf (plooils. P SNOW t: ION A SIIEA It. lAVE just received from New York and Phila delphia, a very largo and splendid assortment ■ancy and Staple Dry Goods, suitable Ibr the Big and Summer season, comprising a great va ty of new and splendid articles of the latest Lon] a hnd Paris styles, which have been selected with ■at card from the most recent importations for the y'and country trade, among them arc— tpt rich French Muslins with small figures, (latcs Styles) perior French Printed J ickoncts and Cambrics •mall figures, and entirely new styles M Silver-striped and Printed Lawn Muslins Krior black and white French Muslins (ra black Grenadine, and black Crape D’Lyons Bft French, German, and Manchester, Ginghams, Tcf very superior stylos njSior black and white Mourning Ginghams (extra quality) Ira 4-4 French Prints, small figures, and superior styles teriorEnglish and American Prints terior French and English black and white Prints for mourning, (extra quality) ra rich London and American Furniture Prints ra rich black Gro de Rine, (richest lustre) beoni’s best black Italian Lustrings terior wide black Gro de Swiss uas 4 French bl’k Bombazcens, (Lupin’s manuf.) perior black Chally’s and black Italian Crapes tra rich French Needle Worked Muslin Capes and Collars, of the latest Paris style, (a very large assortment) ant’s Needle-work’d linen Cambric Caps & Bodies edle-worked Muslin Bands of superior stylo very large supply of Neodle-worfe’d A/uslin Edg ings and Insortings, (new patterns) large supply of Thread Lace Edgings and Insert ings, (new and rich patterns) large supply of Blond laces and Grecians quillings perior German Crttels for embroidering (a very largo supply of the best quality) embracing a Very great variety of the richest colors nvass and Needles for embroidering dies faacy cotton & rich embroidered silk Aprons dies superior Mohair Caps, (a very largo supply) tra 3-4 and 4-4 rich Hernani, Gauze, and fancy ShaMs and Handkerchiefs perior. plain white, black, and fancy 4-4 heavy twisted silk Shawls ch Blosd Gauze Scarfs and limey Chatelaines perior 1-4 and 4-4 black love Hdkfs and black love and oxapo Veils ch green, white, and black Blond Gauze Veils iperior black, white, & green dotted Lace lor Veils iperior plain and figured B ibbinett’s & Blond Laces iperior wl ite and black Silk Lace Edgings lilies’ suf rior Hem stich-needle worked, and cor ded lin i, cambric Handkerchiefs cnllcmcn superior white Damask, crimson, Eng lish, at fancy I’ongce Ildkfs slra plai Jackonet, Nansook, Mull, and Book Muslii iperior n ir’d Swiss and Book Muslins iperior u rcssed Cambrics and Bishop Lawns ch fancy nped & check Swiss Muslins, new style iperior o -atal and fancy check'd Muslins, (a very large sfcdy) lira rich fflicy bonnet and cap Ribbons ch embrewtred and fancy Belt Ribbons dies’ extiibiolorcd and black 11. S.Glo.vcs dies’ supiine while and black pic Hie Gloves nilemcn’.iuperfino black 11. S. and w hite Berlin Gloves | dies’ supekor black and white open worked, and cnlaio li'.fclish Silk Hose Ladies' suflar Lisle Thread Hose Ladies' si&ir plain and opened-worked Linen Hose ■ Ladies’ sup® English nndGci man white and black cotton (best style) Ladies’ supSbrownand fancy cotton 7/nse Misses supcimhitoand fancy colored cotton Hose, No. 1, 2a and 5. Youths’ whin inixt cotton half-lloso Gentlemen’s ®iino white,black, brown, and Ran dom CottSul Thread hall-llose Superior FrcuMmi Elastic .Suspenders, (best qua lity) ■' Superior 5-8 nft 1 long Lawns Superior 7-8 an®! Irish Linens, round thread and warranted KJax Superior heavy® rish Linens, expressly for pillow cases Superior 5-4 am® Irish Linen Sheetings Exira 8-4,10-4,land 14-4 rich Damask Table Moths I Superior L.'3i naa %il;ine and white Doyles Heavy Scotch aißiorior B. E, Diaper Ibr Towels Scotch lluckabaA.ry s pnorior article for Towels Superior TicklenlM nm i Russia Sheetings' Extra 12 4 white B®jima Quilts vvllli Hinge from S7 to 020 1 Superior Counterpanos Ladies’ superior wlillj hlucK corded Skirts, with small raised lucm Ladies’ superior Coil No. 1,2, 3, 4,5, and G.bost style I Superior 9-8 and 5-4 fttnre Dimities extra quality Superior Garment D®and Hair Cord Muslins A larjc supply ot and German Cotton 1 Fringe I Superior white and 1C French Drills Extra French and Gft plain white, and brown Linens m Superior Georgia nnd* ian Nankeens Superior Crape CanilM,j a( .j i Castings and black Circassians Superior fancy mixlurft cn g a j stripes for youth’s clothing ■ Extra whr. A colored dw^ ac j- Marseilles Vesting Extra blue and black < ‘« UK } J3 U £J* Cnssilnereo A large supply ot Kenmj eans Gent lemon’s superior t-®osoms and corded Col lars (best style) B A large supply ol Gent c«; umrTie r Stocks (some very narrow) B Ladies’superior Umh'clKj p araso j s 0 f tho best S,yl ° , ■ cl Gentlemen s superior •- ißj Cotton Umbrellas (extra size and quaJHj Ladies’ rich white and Bnj black and gilt Reti cules I Rodger’s best quality ofL ors Superior Drill Eye ISceA,. Kirby’s patent Pens Taylor’s and Clark s bcsl i (j otlon (3uo yards) Superior Pearl Huttons, *lcry small size Ibr La dies’ Dresses 1 Superior quill back and an( j side Cojnbs, (deep teeth) I Linen tapes, braids, whitcl () i ore d Bed Laco Superior Darning Coltonl •Superior palm leaf and ri«*| lcr Fans Superior Oil Silks and Oill s A large supply of paper hat. ( ncw patterns) Rica Screens for Fire Rear! mt)s t splendid patterns I Coarse Bobbineltsfor Pavnl Slater’s 4-1 Premium Bleaclili r j in g S and English Long Cloths Superior 3-4, 7-8,4-4,5-4, Brown Shirtings and Sheetings \ Heavy Shetucket Ticks, APyurniluro Checks Superior Flax Osnahurghs arl r jjuek • Buckrams Padding and The above with a great vaLp other articles I embracing almost every , h- sr ji of Dry Goods, suitable for the supply of HraVd country Mer chants, will lie sold at very public aro respectfully invited to call|3 Xam ino the as sortment. Ipril 27 07 j - “Sale ot Biot* iHMf City (j»F BRUNSWIG** THE numerous application!], have boon made flbr Lots by persons aj, t( , make ar rangements ffo build and commApsjness next Autumn, an® tin difficulty of ohl, them from ' indvidual 4 Lftjt-holdcre, have mdulp Brunswick Land CompAy to offer at public |. ()m o ne to j two hum! rcd|oll selected. 1h« «ll commence on Thursday,|he twcnty-lmh day ly next, on- 1 dortliesuporiiftendenco of the Dire% r all Agent | appointed for tlat purpose. I The terms ofUnle will bo liberal,« t i ca mdis- PU A timely distLlion made, containing thetkims of sale. Rfl’ 1 fti,iigmeers Commissions, M J talu S ,le8 ’ “1 &c ' &c ‘ c vvfcARTWRIGiril HEN* lUCIk -idoctors GEOfSBM- DESfLHft April I 1 1° , 1 Dry Cboojls at Cost. » of the Mibscriber, consisting ol *n cj M -fl tensive assortment of Staple and Fancy D R GOODS, is now offered ot wholesale or retail p New York cost. Persons wishing bargains will d ! well to call. GEO. A ALKEK. may PJ ts 117 New Music. JUST received a choice collection of the ffeu'cs and most Fashionable Music, for the Piano-forte I Guitar, Fluto, Violin* &c. &c.; together with th ! finest Italian Guitar Strings, for sale at H. Parson ; Piano-forte Rooms, or ot W. H. Orchard’s Musi* i Room at .Mrs. Byrd’s, ‘2OO Broad street. may 15 109 3t JVcw r Woods. TIL WYATT A; CO. at 20 0 Broad street, tL * store lately occupied by Morgan &. Wyatt, on now opening a new slock ol Spring ami Summe Dry Goods, of neat and handsome styles, havim boon very lately selected from the Northern market i lliey will make their prices lo suit the present times as they are determined to sell on the lowest terms Jo. cash. AMONG WHICH AtlE. Blk Italian T.ustring Silks, best quality Blk Gro de Swiss and Gro do Rhine, rich lustre Blk Hernani Gauze, a handsome article Blk Challc and blk Bombazine, fine Mourning Muslins, Ginghams and Calicoes Printed Jackoncls and French Lawns, small figures Irish /.incus, Shootings and Lawns Cambrics and Muslins, all kinds Gent., Ladies and .Misses Hosiery, nil kinds do do do Gloves do Fine Hemstitch and plain Linen Cambric Hdkfs Bobbmet and Gauze for Pavilions A good assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols Paper Hangings. Borderings and fire S'ciocns Tickings, Apron and Furniture Chocks Georgia Nankeens, Crape Cambists, &c. may 10 I^9 SHIRTS. —A splendid assortments of Frcncl Muslin Shirts, just received and for sale by. CLARKE & HOLLAND, may 2 I° 2 - Summer IB3HE subscribers have this day received fron A their house in N. York, an assortment ol Read; Made Clothing, made up under the immediate di reelion of on? of tlie linn which they would recoin mend to the public. PRICE it MALLERY, may 2 102 258Brond street. Notice. ON the first Saturday in May instant, the City Council will grant Retail and Dray License! for the ensuing year. Blank applications for Rctai Licenses can to had in application to the Clerk. By order. GEO. ill. WALKER, Clerk. may 4 I^l Dissolution. m HE Copartnership now existing under the name X of Yarborough and Meriwether, will be dissolv ed on ihe first day of May next by consent of par tics All unsettled accounts must bo rendered or said day. JOHN W. YARBOROUGH W. B. MERIWETHER Hamburg, npril 20, 1837 Congress Water. Afresh supply immediately from the Congress Springs at Saratoga, for sale by npril 29 100 W.HEWSON. Oils. fAINE While Sperm and Linseed Oil, Just received A 1 for sale by npril 29 W. lIEWSON. ISrushes. CLOTHES, Hair, Nail, Plate, Comb, Horse,and fine Dusting Brushes—comprising an eleganl assortment, just received and for sale by npril 29 - W. HEWSON. Cost lifiresist i*m I* OST last evening a Gold Frame Breast Pin will -A the figure of a Bird on the face ol it. The finder will be rewarded and receive the thanks ol the owner by leaving it at this office. oprilj29 100. Orcen House Plants. JUST’rcceivcd and for sale at the Augusta Seed Store, a fine collection of Green House Plants, april 4 f»S “TIWTir WILL PREVAIL. ' DR. BOBER US’S GENUINE W 7 el ch Mcdicasncn turn, R7IOR curing Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Liver Com- A 1 plaints, Jaundice, Colic, Fever and Ague, Dys entery, Heiidacli, Loss of Appetite, Flatulence, Hy pochondria, Hysterics, Dropsical Complaints and Heartburn. Itapso prevents all Bilious Disorders, and removes habitual Cosliveness, Asthma, Stran gury, Gravel, Rheumatism, Gout and impurities of the Blood. CERTIFICATES. tS'anquoit, Dec. 19, 1831. Dr. Marchisi— Dear Sir—ln lbs month of December, 1824, being at St. Anvils, province of Upper Canada, 1 caught a cold which soon settled into a fever ; at the same time I had a most distressing cough, and a very se vere painlin my left side. I applied to several emi nent Physicians in Lewistovvn, Niagara co. who treated me for the Liver Complaint—but without sucecss. 1 grew worse every day, and I thought I should soon be called lo appear before the great‘T AM.” In the month of March, 1825,1 applied to skilful Physicians in Oneida county, who treated me also fbrllto Liver Complaint, without any essential ben efit. I went afterwards lo New Vork, in hopes that change ot climate and diet and new scones might possibly restore me lo health; and indeed a stay of n few months there enabled mo to renew my trade. I was not cured, however, lor from the time I was sick, until very lately, I was often, distressed by a • pin in ttty left side, want of appetite, indigestion, and a aeftoral dzprossion of spirits. Last October I was ino.-’cod 10 lal'c “Ur. Roberts's Welch Medina mentam ” prepared by yourself, and 1 feel grateful that I am able to stare tl>a‘ after having used one pint snd a half, the pain in has entirely subsided, i have regained my appetite, an., my general health has been so far restored that 1 have iil )l *°lt so well as 1 do now within the last eight years. 1 conceived it a duty I owe to iltc public at large’, to make my case generally known. 1 hope that thousands through the United Slates, who are now as much afflicted as 1 have been, will be induced to make a trial of your medicine, convinced lhat they will find it most beneficial. Yours respectfully, HENRY DAVIS. Utica, May 14th, 1831. Mr. J. M. Marchisi — Sir—This may certily lhat 1 have been severely afflicted for five years with the Inflammatory Rheu matism. I appUed lo some ol'lltc most eminent Physicians in New York, but received little or no relief. Fortunately, 1 began using Dr. Roberts’s Genuine Welch Medicarnentum, prepared by you, from which I experienced very great and surprising benefit; and I sincerely recommend lo every family this important medicine. Your humble servant, A. D. TALLANT. Utica, Jan. Ist, 1831. Dr. Marchisi — Dear Sir—Previous to taking your Mediramen tum, I was very much afflicted with Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, my eyes were very much inflamed and had been for more than a year. 1 had tried various remedies without much or any relief, until I com menced using your Modicamonlum, from which 1 received almost immediate relief. Yours, &c. LUKE DODGE. N. B.—The Medicine will in no case bo genuine without my written signature on the label of each bottle. JOHN B. MARCHISI. Utica, March Ist, 183 G. A supply of ihe above valuable Medicine just re ceived, mid for sale by B. CLOUD, april 17 90 No. 323 Broad street. PcclbralTloney ol Jtionesct. E7H)R colds, coughs, complaint.of the lungs lead iug to consumption, spitting of Blood, asthma, croup or hives, hooping cough, pain in the breast and side, dyspepsia, difficulty in breathing in young children, &c. &c. &c. , This boiling and valuable preparation has proved successful in a practice of many years, and its repu tation and good effects may bo learned by the use of lor 2 vials. It produces case, expectoration and an equal circulation of the fluids, obviates costiveness without causing debility, and brings a gentle and healthy moisture oh the skin. It immediately quits a coughing fit, gives ease to a sore and painful breast, and supports the debilitated chest and lungs under disease, and seated consumption. Flic highest me dical authority agree with those who have used it, to be the most valuable compound yet known m A Tsnpply of the above justly celebrated Medicine just received and for sale by R CLOUD, | april 23 _ 99] No. 232 Broad-et. i X’wUTCH BOLTING CLO'/HS-Indin Floor i 1J Matting H... Fhi'adelphm Kid and Morocco Slippers, Colton Fringes, and Cotton Hosiery, Brown Linens and Drillings, Irish Linens ami Diapers, Mohair Caps, Curls and Ringlets, French Muslins and Ginghams. A good assortment of the above articles, just re ceved and for tale WYATT * Co. , ~ os No-29fi Broad-sf. april 21 | A BOXES Lemon Syrup, lo do. Unslierry do. 6 pipes Holland Gin, , Jure rcce-vtd and for sale low by may 23 W. E. & J. U. J ACKSON, Auctioneers. Slocks. A Few dozen fine Silk ami Satin Slocks, (receiv ed tins day.) Also, a low dozen fine Linen do. , w-ilb an additional supply of Summer Clothing, which they offer at prices to suit the nines. :*• PRICE & MALLERY, v may 20 118 Drapers and Tailors. ic offica:. WE take this method of informing our friends, and the public generally,thar we have opened a largo and extensive office, in the rear of our publi cation office on Broad street, in the building formerly c occupied by Messrs. Pemberton ns the ptlic.e of the rc Chronicle, expressly- for the execution of JOBS, of er every description. The office will lie under the man *s ngement of Mr. W. T. Thompson, who is one of the best job-workmen in the city. ,1 PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS, CARDS, COTTON RECEIPTS, CIRCULARS, BEL!.HOP LADING, HAND BILLS, VISITING CARDS, BLANKS, HORSE BILLS, LABELS, PRICES CURRENT, and every description of plain and ornamental print ing, in Black, Bins, Groon, Red, Bronze, and other '3 fancy colors, will bo executed with neatness, taste, and promptitude. Feb. So 45 _ Bacon. rEIHE subscribers havejust opened a Bacon house JL at the Planter’s Hotel, (Hamburg,) and being determined lo sell 50,000 rounds in five or six weeks, are offering at lower prices than are usual in Ibis market. Come and get while you can, fur the article is first-rate, and prices very low. CRAWFORD & MEYER. I april 29 3td n 3lvv 100 Paints AN Invoice of While Lead consisting of I’ure and Extra No. 1. and 2, from the Union While Load Factory, together with a general assortment ol Coloured Faints in Oil, and dry, for sale by m npril 29 W.HEWSON. Indian’s Panacea; «V-c. a- A h-w boxes of Indian’s I’anacea, Glim’s Vege xjL table Tonic Mixture, Kowand’s Tonic Mix ture, and most of tho fashionable patent medicines -of tho day, for sale by april 29 W. HEWSON. •J rrUIE subscriber having purchased the interest of vj -I Mr. D. E. Bothwell, in the Drug establishment " heretofore conducted under the firm of Cloud & Both well, would inform his friends and tho public gene rally, that he will continue the same, ami keep con _ stantly on hand a large assortment of fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c., which he will dispose of on terms as low as can bo obtained inany Southern market. He ie would invito Physicians, Merchants, and others, to j. call and examine his stock before purchasing else r- whore. n april 4 N. B. CLOUD. A Pni’d. WILLIAM H. ORCHARD, Professor of Mu sic, respectfully announces lo the Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta, and its vicinity, that he has justarrived from New York with a viewoflocati ig himself in this place ns a teacher of Music on the 1 Piano Forte and Guitar; and hopes that his punt £ u _ ality and strict attention to the improvement ol his pupils, will insure him n liberal share of public pit j ronage. A note left with Mr. H. Parsons, (low nm Mr. O. li’s the honor to refer) will receive pnn pt attention. _ Piano Fortes tuned and repaired may 1 dtf 10! (i Ready Made Limn. 11 CSUPERIOH Vino Linen and Cotton Shirts, cut and made in the best possible manner expressly to our order; fine Linen Ruffled and Plain Bosoms also. 50 doz. best round and square end Collars, by , B. B.KTRTLAND& CO., 1 march 31 75] Merchant Tailors, 250 Brbad st. ie 1 )f GENTLEMEN’S SUPERIOR GLOVES, j 1A XTRA superfine black and fashionable colored ( JCi Hoskin Gloves, (real kid.) A’pun Silk, Raw Silk white and colored, Lisle | Thread spring wrist, white and colored Lisle thread ( , Berlin. Just received by, B. B. KIRTLAND& Co. 1 ’ march 31 Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad Street. 1 Fancy 5 EXTRA superfine twill’d •S’pittlofield Pocket | I land kerchieft ; do. do. embroidered fine linen , cambric; do. Riding and money Belts, Silk Night , i- Caps and Parses, Leather, do. Silk Nett under Shirts f j. and Drawers, Cloth and Hair Brushes, &c., by ■ B. B. KIRTLAND & Co. J march 31 Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad-St. fiosicipy. i J ENTLEMEN’S superior Black and White Silk t sJT Derby rib’ll Half Hose, do. White Spun Silk do., Clergymen inixt do , Silk and Colton do., Fancy t Check Silk do., White and Brown Colton do. Just i] received by B. B, KIRTLAND & CO. f { Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad-st. I a march 31 75 c e— • "ORINTING PAPER—From A. Patterson & p • ST Son’s Paper Mill, Greenville, S. C.—Just re a ceived and for sale at the manufacturers prices, by li t Jan7 if] T. 11. &. I. G. PLANT. li 1 . . o< I ©reenvalSc Mail Izßsae s 1 OF FOUR HORSE POST COACHES. I m I ” a... LZ/«. «-■<-- 7 1 miIROUGH IN TWO DAY S, via Edgefield, „ j ii C. H., Liberty 11,11, Cedar Springs, Abbeville C. 11., Anderson (3. 11., Pendleton, Pickonrvillc, to j Greenville C. JL, S. C., resting for tho night a! Ah ! bevillo C. H., each way, and inter.seelin'; Iho Pied mont Line of 9 Passenger Coaches, which runs j north, nml rests at Abbevilte thesamo night. I 1 Leaving Augusta, Mondays, Thursdays nml Sat- | unlays, at 3 o'clock, A. M., arrives at Greenville / Friday, Sunday and Tuesday, at 8 o’clock, P. M [(J I leaves Greenville Monday, Thursday and Salur r day, uJ 3 o'clock, A M, and arrives at Augusta, i Friday, Sunday and Tuesday, at BP. M. , At Greenville it intersects Nowland’s Sahida Lido of four horse Post Couches, running via ol ,-Hat jj Rock and Ashville (Bunkum comity) to Ihe 'Verm Springs on Prcnah Broad River, via Greenville, _ Tenn., to Bean’s Station, at which point Ike tfli’ , yellcr intersects the great line from Washingmn Li ty via Knoxville lo Nashville, Tenn.; and »t said f point, intersects a lino running to Lexington, Kv- v and Cincinnati, Ohio ; as also at Bean’s Siatinn tho Southern Traveller lias the advantage of stage fa- \ * cilities via Rogorsvilleand Abbingdon, Va.tu w Into f J and Rod Sulpher Springs. „f ’ All tho above routs are slocked with well Drone ' horses, good Coaches, sober, polite, careful, and ex perienced Drivers. an All baggage at risk of the owners. 0 „ R. DOUGLASS & CO. April l i New Mpriiin CJoodlt I £3 NOWDEN & SHEAR are now reciiriTljf from 4 1 © New York and Philadelphia, their Spring sup- V • plies of Fancy and Staple DR Y GOODS, compn- r j r i I sing a great varioi yof now and splendid arliolo* oi (*,•,, the latest London and Paris stylos. AMONG WHICH ARK : . Extra Rich French Muslins,new stylo 1.77 1 Superior Frencli Printed Jaconets and Cambrics, | small figures and entirely new stylo x , Superior 4-4 Frencli (small figured) Prims, newstyle wi . Rich Silver Striped and Printed Lawn muslins •*' Superior Black and White French muslins Extra Rich French Needle Worked muslin Capes | and Collars of the latest Paris stylo e . 1 A very large supply of Needle Worked Muslin Edg- J ings and Insertings, new patterns . Superior Thread Luce Edgings and Inserting ' 1 Rich Fancy Gauze Hokfs.„aiii( Chaltolaiucs ! Ladies and Gentlemen's sujierior Linen Cambric; m Hdkfs., large sizes. I Extra Rich Black Gro do Rine, richest lustre Matlconi's best Black Italian Lustrings 1 Superior wide Black Gro de Swiss Extra 5-4 French Black Bumhasin, Lupin’s rnan i- ! fucliire , I I Superior Black Chally’s and Black Italian Crapes ' * Ladies Extra Col’d H. S. Gloves of the best sylc* •/ > and colors „ r Ladies superior Black and W lute Open " orkc.d nc alldplainEnglishSllkUo.se mi • Ladies supcriorplan While and Open Worked Lin- wi 1 en Hose Indies superior Lilse Thread Colton Hose c l,adies superior English While Colton Hose, best 'style „ „ Extra White and Fancy Ced'd Marseilles Veslmgs « • Superior White ami Brown French Drills r » Superior Fancy Mexican Mixturosnnd Bengal Stripes | sli A largo supply of superior Kentucky Jeans A largo supply «*f Paper Hangings, new patterns | Rich Screens for Fire Boards, of the most splemho patterns , . The public are respectfully requested to call and n examine the above, with a great variety of other ar tides. S. <fc S. will receive in a few days oilier largo invoices of the latest importations, which will give I Item the most complete and extensive assortment they havo ever offered to the pcjblir, all of which will he sold at very low prices. April 1 '5 a To Ruiif, A small dwelling House near the business part of tho city, in Reynola slrect, opposed Dr Bowin. Enquire ofJ. B. Murphy. No 212 Broad slrect may 2 103 Coffee B3o«se. fffMl E subscriber having purchased Martin 1 rc 1- -H- crick’s,stock of Wines, Liquors Ac.,has on ed a splendid Coffee House under the above lit m ■, superior to any thing ever before in Augusta, iirm 5- diaiely in the ro:.r of the Confectionary. Colleen J relishes lobe had at ali hours. Entrance to the Burnt thesamo door as her, ti loro. J. ROUSSEAI , mav 1 2w 101 Office NO77C E. —After 1 his date Ihe Athens and Green 'ville Mails will close at (J P. M. may 3,1837 103 E. B. GLASCOCK, P. M. iindiuN Slidiit Clothe J USP received a beautiful article for gentlemens summer Frock Coats (fashionable colors) STOCKS. Black’aml Saxton superior plain Bombnzin Stocks on silk frames,made light fiir summer, B. B. KIRTLAND & CO. a pril 17 Drapers & Tailors, 350 Broad st T 2 X BBLS Prime Canal Flour and 20 casks Ckeo- a good article, just received and for sale by P. FLEMING & CO. Nov-I 89 rVoficc. fBAHE citizens are notified thut after the 10111 hist. A all Dogs found running at large, will he killed agreeably to a resolution of Connell passed in 1830. FOSTER BLODGET, npril 3 City .Marshal. E*ai a a*ol* G mCireila*. ICASE latest stile Parasols <V Ladies’ Umbrellas. ■ 1 do sup. Gentlemen's Silk and Cotton do. Just received, and for sale by JiprilS J. P. SETZE & CO., A SUPPLY of thd above celebrated medicine, 1 warranted a speedy ril'd lasting cure for Ague • and Fever, and every symptom of general debility. Just received nml for solo wholesale mul retail, by THOMAS BARRETT & CO. Appointed Agents. 1 March 22 07 J lIIAV E this day sold my stock m trade to jitiysrs. Clark & Holland, who will eoulinuo the Cloth ing Business at. the old and well cstablisl cd stand, s 291 Broad-street. 1 trust that the liberal patranage' which has been extended to md while in business, will not ho lost with them. Jan 14 11 if] D’LYON THORPE. v v ALL persons having claims against me, will please J present them at the old stand, w here 1 can he J: found for one month from this date Persons in- ' debted lo mo nro pahtely requested lo make imme diate payment. D’LYON THORPE, Jan 14 11 if BHEADDEN, Portrait Painter, recpoct • fully informs the Citizens of Augusta that he has returned to this city, and taken the room in the Masonic Hall, which ho occupied last winter. Sir Specimens of his Painting may be seen in a few days at his room, to which he invites the alien- i lion of ihuse disposed to patronize him. Jan7 5 r- j GREENSBORO’ MALE AND FEMALE ' c AciukmaicN. rgMIE Trustees of the above institutions take this " B. nietliod of informing lira public that they nro now both in a highly nourishing condition, under 1 the care of experienced and able teachers. The male -I department has about fifty students, and is under t< the direction of Mr Augustus Aldeu, whose ne- d knowledgud abilities as an instructor of youth, ad ded to many yeavs experience in his nrolession emi- \ nenily entitle him to the patronage of tho public, q The Finale department has upwards of sixty pu- c pils, and is under the care ot Miss A. P. Hamilton, ii a lady of superior literary attainments, whose ays- t tern of discipline ami mode of instruction have been c highly approved, and have secured for her a charac- a ter as an instructress, perhaps unrivalled in this sec- a tion of country. The Trustees have engaged the 1 services of Miss M. A. Miller, as an assistant, who \ is a lady well qualified to for tho discharge of her v duties. ( In the department of Music, lliey have the sorvi- c cesol Miss E. A. Ileweli, who was a successful and highly approved teacher of Ihe science of mu- a sic in tho Sparta Female Seminary tho last year. J In anticipation of numerous acquisitions to both departments, by the commencement of another Jn quarter, they are happy to stale licit they ha the jij promise of tho Rev. Francis Bowman to hear red- ti. unions of some classes in either department a s oc- ii, cosion may require. sli They expect also in a short lima to engage a com- m potent teacher of the French language. Greensboro’ in which these institutions are luca toil as lo hoallhncss of situation, mid intelligent, re lined and moral society is not surpassed it is behav 'd by any village in this Suite. Board ran be had on moderate terras in many in rented families. fm JAMES F. FOSTER, no Y. P. KING, tin W. C. DAWSON, G. G. MAT I I’WS, JOHN CUNNING If AM, Trustees. Greensboro', March 13 wCt 59 * Tho Editors of the Charleston Observer and soul horn Recorder will publish the above once a vcck lor six weeks, in each of their papers mid lor yard their accounts lo the Board ol Trustees at - > Jreensboro’, for payment. p - c,..| AtOltCV. _ As A LI. persons indebted to tho late Western B. Ph Thomas will please make payment, and those dr laringdetnands against him will hand them in, du- Sd y authenticated, within the lime prescribed by law, La 0 N. VV. •Cocke or to Mi EMELINE F. THOMAS, Adm’x. 1 1- The undersigned may be found by all persons laving business with him at tho office of James W ;j, j tavics, Esq. in Cutnraing’s Law Range. q..t March 11 64 N. W. COCKE. - Co, BSaaKJCES, 11 Will stand Ilia ensuing season at WI Jo.siaii Patterson's near While So) Bii'l at Cambridge, at 840 the Jila X Mseason, 850 to insure. Jliazim is full Get \ j P’ S;?sixteen hands and a half high; bo was Gut by ohl Sir Archy out of the dam q -4 f the celebrated running mare l olly Hopkins. 3-4, (Pendleton, (S G.) Feb. 10 L. GOODE. ft The Greenville Mountaineer. Columbia Telescope, Ass ml Edgefield Advertiser will publish tho above /’l l nee a week, until the Ist of May, and forward their Sin noounls fur payment. L. .0 Fm Feb 14 S« CARPENTER’S notation of JCrctmlc —For the „ n : k j cure of cancerous ulcers, old sores, tellers, ng-worms, and will immediately stop bleeding j j’ omfrcsb wounds, bleeding at the nose, Are. Ac. For sale by GLOUD & BOTHWELL, Ir S lan 16 13] No 832 Broad-street. M VEt;itO WOMAN FOR SAI.E-Ahonl fi.rly 8 (, years of ago—she can he seen at the jail, anil 1 ill he sold low, iftaken out of the .State; is sold he- Ora inse she will not live with her present owner. Ass —— fi 4 „; DISSOLUTION OF GO-PARTNEUSHIP, n„,i BtllE Co-partnership heroloforo existing between ■ Ext a 'Botiiwei.i. & Magoiiie, was, this day, by | Mill' ,niml consent dissolved. 4)1 (larsoris indebted to, Plat r hatui r claims against said firm ate requested to flat lake qeil’lenieril with J. W. Bothwell, who is duly Ass alhorteed lo transact all business connected with 4-1 ud lir ' 11 ’ J. W. BOTHWELL, Sne JAS. MAGUIRE, Rib Jan. I, 1837. 44 , » - - “ ~~ I’la Cdil Colton Fie SACKS, direct from the Hills, from the Mix well known plantation of T. Beck, near Uoi odney We have sslisfactory certificates of Ihe Oor loasuremcntnnd genuienenes* ol these seed, those K ■anting will do well to call or send their orders as Siq PARMELEE.ALO. 4-4 Z A fiirsl rale Pcnnman and Ac- 7-4 >Jaf eountant is desirous of employment, for a Sal hort time in this city. Apply at this office. J* Jan 17 11 c r , S»ai»V } Blalw, fi*ipes, and m> 1 Madira wink. r , >/v CASKS Iresh imported M. ;V. Wine p r , 109 Cases Hals, fur, Silk & Rornni pj n 20 Boxes Pipes ri 30 do Neap ’I 5 Cases Bellied Modena p ur Just landed and for Sale low by wa; SANDIFOUI) & C’OLLIN.7, Aaef r.’. a Veb fi 30 Opposite the Planters llolou Information Wanted, CKAMK left his brorhor’a rebideiicc m Hilfthorouffh, Jasper county, Ga on Wed nesday, th • Ist February Inst, Ibr fharlestcn, win neon two milca and n half below W arreulon,on bis way to Augusta,since then nothing has been board ol him. Ho ia a young man, about twenty-three years of age, with blank hair and blank whiskers, and bad on, when be loft, a brown cnmblct Honk, an adeloidc dress coat w ith figured gilt buttons, and a pair of clouded cassdmcro pmlnloons; and rode a small bay horse with black inane and tail and black feet, a Spanish gillod saddle, and had with him a {pair oi saddle hags marked /V. Crane, Hillsboro* Geo. Ay information respecting him, directed to Abra ham ( rane, Hillsboro’, or VV’m. 11. Crane, Augu. 'o, will bo 'thankfully received, and if ibis nutiep should* meet bis eye, be is roqnested lo relive the anxiety of bis friends by writing to them immediately. Augusta, April 8 Iwd&wlf 82 4bo A/bnfgoinery Journal will phase insert the abovo tsenii-weekly) fur cine inontli. fiJNOU DKiN it S//MAK havejust received from T . Aew York, a large supply of very superior 4-4 Irish Linens o( the best stylo and some of very fine qualities round thread, and warranted free from all admixture of cotton. ALSO, Superior 5-4 and fi-4 irisb Linen Slioetirjgs, C-4, bl-4,10-4, 12-1, 14-4 Damask Table Cloths, and a £ rca fj variety ol’other bite and splendid styles of • s 'laple and Fancy Dry Goods,to wbiebtbey respcct bdly invite the attention of the public. »J npril 13 4* it If tuition Seta. A few sacks of genuine Petit Gull Cetton Seed ■OS- on hand, nnd for sale hy april 1 M. Jt DVB. B'or Sale. ftnWO lllit rale Road Wagons and Harness.— X Apply to march 29 73 TIIO’S DAWSON. Norfolk Steam Packet Mur, SUMM E R A KRANGEMEN ’l’. Time oj' passage 40 to 50 hours and scarcely ever out of sight of hind. Tha Georgia and SOOTH Carolina will nm regular- _ |y until 4ug. Islat least; one Imu I leaving Charleston eve- Erhlui/ Afternoon, at 4 o'clock, as follows: tho Georgia’ 31st March, I4tli ami 2H|h April, 12 and 20 May, 9th mid 23d Juno, 7th mid 21st July. The South Carolina, 7lh and 2l*t April.sth and 19lh May 2d, Kith Rm i 30tli June, 7th and 28lh July. 'I he steamer Kentucky is to run to nnd irom tho Norfolk and Charleston Steam Packets in the Bay, mid insure passengers being put on hoard the Philo- 1 dolphin boats Monday Morning, and they may he ' in New York Monday night. WILLIAM PATTON, Agent, G Fitzsimons' Wharf, march 30 vvfe 74 • r ttouiiiv iinliliasi . JUST received at the Augusta Seed Store a choice and superb collection of Double Dahlias, which being from Iho subscribers own garden, can, wait Confidence, he warranted in all respects. Al so among other Needs, just received, Early Crimson Clover, 'Turnip Rooted Cabbage, under ground, Turnip Rooted Cabbage, above ground. J. H. J. SERVICE. 1 F0b.28 48 c B/i .SHARES STEAM BOAT COMPANY 1 -H-Vr STOCK for sale Enquire at this Office. ■S'ept. 27 77 ts Uuivei’Mity of CJcorifia, Athens, March 23d, 1837. i AT the Commencement in the first week in Au- J gust next, the Trustees of this Institution will ( elect a Professor of Moral Pliilossphy and Belles j J.etlrus, to-lilTrtiejhjuqH'y ocOUsioned by tho death , of'Profossor Pressley. Salary BICOO per annum. ASBUUY HULL, See’ry. march 29 ml Aug 73 Xolicc. J PERSONS indebted lo me for Professional ser- c vices, will please make payment to Messrs. Jen- (| kins & Mann, who are my authorised Attorneys, |, luring mv absence from the State. I, Feb 4, 1H37 30 D. PATTERSON. „ i LASS I GAL AN D ENGLISH SCHOOL. >■ “ / Bit. Norcross would respectfully, inform the cilizengof Augusta that he has associated with him t in Ins school, Mr. Huwey, n graduate ol Jefferson o College, I’u., mid for the last six years an instructor I ol youth. In consequence of this arrangement nn v additional number of pupils, of both sexes; can be accommodated. The School will now consist ol l< two depart merits. Tho Classical nml Blalhcroalicnl a will bo under Ihe supcnntendonce of Blr. H., who 1 will teach the Latin and Greek languages—Algebra, 11 Geometry, .Surveying, Mensuration, Ac. The olli- I 1 or branches will helaugUtos licretofore. * 'i’lie following eortiilentc* from Professors .S’lunrt mil 'i’wiss, of South Carolina College, relative to «• Mr. ll.’s scholarship, nro respectfully suhmilledi 1,1 I have examined Blr. Howey with much purlieu- v< arity, belli m Latin and Greek, and kayo been quite 111 lieoscd with the ease mid correctness of his trinsln ions, especially in Latin. Ho appears also lo he aniiliarwilh the rules nnd principles of Syntax. I eh honld think him well qtinliuctl for primary inslruc- nr on in the classic languages. lm J VV. STUART. Prof.of Lan. m S. C. College. ~ Columbia, Jun. 3,1837. JV This is to certify lhat I have examined Blr. Howey jjg i Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry, and find him " u aniliur with the principles of ftlutliomalics and have P ( ; I doubt of his eom)ielem y to give instructions in lose branches. 'i’ll 081 AN S- TWI.S’.S, ii Prof. ofßlatli in .S’, C. College. Jj ' Jun. 2V. 22 Wfl NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,' Just opened at .5. E*. Splkc <Jo’N. to wit: • A COTTON Ciimhrics, Jatkouolts and Nan- v D“-S souk Muslins 1% 4 cross har’d do ssorlcd width blond laco Edgings Gli 'aid and rili’d while,and black silk Hoisory A. 1,, do do and col’d cotton do Ik and cotton Socks , idles’ long and short pic rnc. Gloves 1 isses picnic .Mills, Coreelt l.aeelfs Tftl -4 and 12-1 colored Counterpanes iVi -4 and 12-4 fine and sujierior Marseilles Quins jq I and (i 1 low priced ar.d superior Irish Sheetings roM 1 and 4-4 bird’s-eye Diaper, some very fine j ; I 4-4 and 0-4 slriped and plaided Ginghams in jrj g’reat variety (.1 pallerns and prices ir-icun prints (a handsome article) ’■ 1 and 5-4 best Italian Lustrings jiitfft, green, crimson and black tabby Velvets reel p. black silk do Thi ick Italian Crape m u [ mien,ell’s fine shirt Collars nnd Slocks mm im elastic Suspenders, guard Ribbons 1,1,a 1 mid fi-4 Bodlicking "} C,J I 4-4 5-4 and 0-4 bleached and unbleached Shirt- Bra) ings and Sheetings sorted quality Binding lin and s aigg’d Swiss Bliislms t ■ rined and check'd do ncy Calicoes well assorted in patterns mid prices dj cond mourning do Dll' ceil, blue, crimson ami scarlet worsted /able w)iu ’.’overs .. A inches black Italian cravats jachcil and unhleaehed twilled JeaneS SI iianns, Ljrnnnaisa . r (VI ,nch linisliiis in grout variety of patients from j_Tl I7cl» to 81,53, Second Mourning nnr muslins Ginghmna, u fine and handsome article 19-1 fine and superfine Damask Linen Table tiuper A ih and Brown Buffalo Cloth i\ marled colored Shalloon 8-4 Pavilion Gauze, German Oil Cloth xen nnd Cotton Osnnhnrgs —- mil figured Jackonclts and Cumhrica ira fine long Lawns y.i icTwil'd Stripes, lin find striped Slormnnts CCM imillon Jcanes, Constitution twills e ~, ! sorted Brown Linens superfine grass do o p, minetts, Mexican mixture s. co Stripes, fancy do | died Frencli Linen Drilling, beautiful g 11 irticle , ■ S ■ i nn White and Brawn (Id % wisl L'lieh Casaimere -3 xcd nnd striped Cnatooris 4 a| men Cossimer s „ v . % \\ ,rman, India, nnd Gcorgiii Bellow Non- <• f ] Iteens, do. do. Blue “ ons p While and Colored Marseilles • era i Vestings, low priced yeai 1 Irish Linens in whole and hall pieces j„ ivvliis Russia diaper and crash (for toweling) irlaps’nnd Russia Sheeting I,'' 1 Barnsley Table Diaper M. tin Check and Drapery muslins lira rich Gauze, Cap and Bonnet Ribbons sorted Corded and Grass Nkirts JH own Linings, G-L 8-4 i avtlion Netting . g riped'mid PlaidoJ Second mourning Ginghams " 01 ilia Rubber Aprons, Flue Book muslin Hdkfs. . own Hollands „„a Huperfino Furniture and Garment Dimity I) &c. <Vr. ■ . Fo the above will headdod a vanity of desirable gus n<;y and Staple artudea, which aronow on lUe^ ‘Y april 5 7 — 1 73 »•' * MWm^KtL t . . A * VmmxAKCB ’a r<> amend the eight ScclitM ~/ the. Central Ordi- B vance,postal on Ihe 3wft March 1t!33 F, It orcJn,no.l by Ihe City ( oun.il of Augusta -r.d ,t is hereby ordained hy the auiboifiv ol the same, hat from and afler ihe passage of ,Ins ordinance, it ahull he the duly ot holder* of ! or and*, (whether the same be indeed oruniillo- I ed) io keep them dean and dry. 7'luy ai.nl] L mu no sink to contain water, and shall fill U n nil low places on j., id Inis or lands in such a manner ns to pass oil iho water (iom them. And in ease of the failure ol any person after notice from the Conn; til lo Inin or her, or to his or to her agent, io fill m. any such sink or low place, Council may proceed to ill up the same at the expense of the lot or land holder, and so soon ns Iho expense is ascertained, execution shall issue (or the some against the lot or landholder, and the amount made from his or her| property. And the said lot or Lnd-hohlcr shall also he lirth.o to ho fined in a sutri not exceeding one hundred dollars, for each day such nonce shall remain uncumplicd with,and for which linrs,execution Khali itcsnc. Council the fiih day of May; 1837. ni,l^ > 108 linin’ft celebrated Patent' Animal and V.gctnhlc Oil bonp, for cleansing coat collars woollen, I,non, and cotton goods from «pot“: stoned by grease, paint, far, varnish, and oils, of every description, without injury to the finest goods, for ““‘“by* N. H. CLOUD "P ril 17 89] No. 232 Broad-sh SPIHND (sOOUS. l.Hfiar tV Carmichael, A Kr ' "OW receiving a large and general nssort iVtncm of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS* winch Will be offered at reasonable rales and nc conimoddiing terms*. march 18 53 »»S?e f J s ’. s<ati . o ” ar yT &c. riiflj'. Aubsenbers would inform their customers ~ ? ni *'" B public generally residing in the Upper Counties, that they have opened an Establishment at Columbus, where they have oh hand,- nitd intend lo keep, u lingo and general assortment of Books, btalionary, Fine Cutlery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments, Prints, Paper-hangings, Picture Frames, J™ «yery nrliele usually called fur in a BOOK of URL. Orders are rospeelfully soliclud. X. 11. & I.C. PLANT, Augusta. I. C, PLANT & CO., Columbus, Go oh march 25 ( -/j Blankets, flannels, &c.&c.-The«uv senhers have just received 3 hales Dutlil lilaukots 1 do super Bed do 2 do white Flannels 2 no red do 2 do red Lindsays, 2 cases Satinets, / low price; Wilh n variety ol other Goods in their line, which,- having been lately purchased, and a part of their' own imp.,nation from England, they aro enabled to otfer I hem below the present market prices EDGAR & CARMICHAEL. Jan 9 6 tt • Dr. Ilciij. Dfiiigiam^, SURGEON DENTIST, HAS returned to the city and resumed the dutictof his profession, at his residence comer of Broad and Jackson streets, over the store ol Messes. Clarke McVier At Co. ts Oct 4 ~ SAMUEL LAN E. Tailor and lmporh r of English Cloths, t/c. 48 Brand street, WAVING Just arrived front London, begs most respectfully to return his sii Cere thanks to this eitizsns of Charleston, and the adjoining Stales, fur the very liberal share ul patronage which ho has hitherto received,and feels that ho would ho warn ing iu gratitude lor such support, were Its not thus publicly to acknowledge the honors so conferred, mid to prove that ho has still un earnest and sincere (lustre to extend, il possible, his connections in South Carolina. Ho has been to England (or Iho purpose of effecting arrangements of a direct intercourse be tween the establishment there and hero, and also with the Cloth Manufacturers,Ate. &c. Having completed his arrangements it! rt manner to ensure a quick succession ortho most fashionable articles ol Dress being exported, bo must respect-, lullyussures them that he has now opened an assort-' ment of COATS, Are. Are., which aro not to be sur passed lor quality, workmanship amt style, in the I). States. S. L. begs to add that nil orders in ids business or the London Markets, will meet a promptness of lespnteh which will characterize the peculiar ud •mitnges of this establishment. Waster Tailors nay ho supplied with the latest tashiaus; N- IL—-Wanted, 12 first ram COAT HANDS. K/~ The Savannah (teorgian and Augusta Chroni le, will picture give the above tw o Insertions on Sat nitty and Thursday, until further notice. —Charles m Mercury. Jun. 20. jg ——* —■ - - \ OTIC E.—Colored persons found at largo n the (My after ninouVloek atnight, and before dny ght next Illuming, without parses s a t ing distinctly lc Jiluce or i to which such colored person is miiiltcd to puss, will he eoiifiiu d as the Ordinances [ iho City direct. FOSTER BLODGET, •hm 17 13 It) City Marshal. L'Oll SALE—A splendid brass mutinied Buggy Wagon, double seal, lined with flesh colorpd alered liras lie/.in, with double harness, pole and Mis—made to order in New Haven, last summer, the best materials. Apply to Jan 14 il l(] C. MINER. OiMcc of J raiisporlution, At kkß, February 22,1837. i OTICE is given that from tlio Ist March, the v Passcngi r Curs w ill depart from Hamburg turd lmrlest.jp, daily (■Validity's exec plod; ul 0 o’clock, . ill., and run thrungb the same day. WM. ROBERTSON, JR.,- Agent Transportation S. C. C. & It. K. C. Feb. 21 45 JEW MACKEREL!—2O whole mid 20 hall • Mils. No t; 20 whole and 20 half bids. No. 2 ; whole bids. No, 3—late caught Mackerel—jus dived mid lor sale by MOISE At. COHEN lan Ifi 12 f‘» Vfti ii Nliaiii i’iukcfii IHE report ol the Steam i’ncket COLUMBIA - being sold lo the Toxiun Government is (ficor •t. I’ussengors may depend on being forwarded, io Coliinibiii loaves hero at 10 o'clock on iho irnings of Thursdays, the 4lh n ;d JBth May, ilovery I hursday fortnight thereafter. Tim new at in the place of Ihe Gibbons will taka the inter diule Thursdays, sometime daring the month ol ly. • WILLIAM I’ATTON, Agent. April 20 92 *(‘iiin£ oir \T C, WAV, Agent, intending lo discontinue w iho agency fur Mr. Joßoph Shannon, will poHO ofliiu stock of welt assorted and Keaaoimblrf :V (iOOD.V.af very reduced prices for cash, at olcsalunnd retail. WM. C. H AY, Agent. April 7, 1837 81 loragc ol'wcl or dry goods, /JAY bo had in a fire proof building, m a safe I and central situation, by applying at the cor ■of Bay and Mclntosh streets. Feb 3 28_^ dsrnllriitrii’N .Stocks. ND Hoys and Children’s I’alfn Laaf received and forrtato hy WM. 11. CRANE, No. 231, Rroad-st. April II __ i for Sale 'HE corner Isil opposite the llnplisl Church; situated on Green and Jackson streets, being i Ira I and siniuled on the principle slrfel, leading tin- Kail Road Depository. Titles indisputable; r term, enquire of . ..... eh 2Mlwi THOMAS G. HALL Idocks. L'.ST received a lew do 2. of Botnlmzin Satin and Silk Bristle Slocks, suitable for those that may ill llie-iil very narrow. BRICE & WALLERY, pril 17 Drapers At Tailors,2sß Hruad-st. | V ANTED To HIRE—A Negro Girl eapubl\ of nlir.lng and wuiting about the bouse nearly or quite grown w ould hcprefurrcd. 1 wages will tre given, payable monthly or by (he ir Apply at Ibisuilice. an 7 5 ts 'BATHERS. —1300 lbs. Feathers, just received and for sale by MUISE rk COHEN. 7 5 II |ETTb~GULF COVi'ON BE£d,- 249 sacks Genuine Petit Gulf COTTON SEED, careful selected expressly for this .Market. Just received m Now Orleans and Ibr sale liy RATH BONE & BAKER. Inn. 27 22 if 1 C. BALDWIN. —Fancy mid Stspla Jtry */• Goods, at Wholesale, 234 Broad street, Anr gla. Geo. [Jan 3 Ily [UN PLATE, constantly on hand and lorsalera Jan 3 Itlj {H.C BALDWIN.