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, 'OFFICIAL DRAWtSO ! W OK Till: ( cdirgia Male Lottery. I benefit of tire Augusta Indep't fire Comp’y CLASS no 27. for 1237. S 3 4 5 6 7 2 9 10 II 12 ' i 75 28 39 31 31 32 if 15 57 43~ 50 H REBY CERTIFY llmt the above numbers a hey stand erocorrect, as taken from the Man r'i isriificett of the drawing ofthe Virginia State U r for the Town of PelCrsburgh, Class No. 6 , I 7, drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, July loth. l I Inch determines the late of all Ticket* m | a ive Lottery. A. HEAD, Agent. , ni is , DRAWS TO-MORROW. , GEORGIA STATE /LOTTE IIY. For tho benefit ofthe JC LISTA INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY CLas> no. 28.—for 1837. b determined by the Drawing of the Virginia -S ito Lottery, for the benefit of the Mechan ical Benevolent Association, U ffic ass No fi, for 1837. dral»il “t ALEXANDRIA, Vn. Saturday, July 22,1837. 2.GrM» v & Co. (successors to Yates & Mc ■ m Intyre,) Managers. CAPITAL jOfIDO DOLLARS T lAND 25 PRIZES OF ifliO DOLL IES GRAND SCHEUI K. 1 Prißof 820,000 is 820,000 5.000 5,000 3.000 3,000 2.000 2,000 1.858 J 1,8581 iW 1,000 25,000 if 300 6,000 .80 M 20° 4,'.00 15p ' 100 15,000 ifi Eh 50 5,300 IKK 40 5,040 lH 1 30 1,780 H m 20 2,520 3M 1' 10 36,540 «P i 5 118,18.1 278(4 Prizes, amounting to 8253,2181 mvr ' J I'ieketg 85—Shares in proportion. tprTickets in tho above Lottery can be obtained at fit times by country dealers and those who arc disposed to adventure, by sending their orders to the uuenigned, who will give prompt attention, ifad A. READ, j Contractorand State Agent, Augusta, Geo. Inly 18 167 _ llroughl to .laii7 , 4N the 23th coy ol June, n negro hoy, by tho * name of JOHN, and says his masters name of ilburn G. Davis. 'The Boy is about 40 years is i 3, and 5 leet 8 or 10 inches h’gh. ELI MORGAN, Jailor. Avgusta, July 3, 154 A KEGS Leaf Lard, just received and for sale < low by W. E. & J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers, july 17 166 Wanted. f WOMAN to wash and wait in house. Also k four or five black Boys, aged from twelve to een. Apply to 6’ANDEFORD & COLLINS, Auctioneers, 320 Broad st. July 14 164 University of (Georgia, / Atiißns, July 12,1837. £ EOM MENCEMENT.— On Saturday the 29th Inst., candidates for admission Into College be examined. j On Sunday the 30th, the Cotnmcncepicnt Sermon In the College Chapel. On Monday the Hoard ol Trustees will meet On Tuesday, the Ist day of August, the Junior Exhibition, and Oration before the Alumni. On Wednesday the 2d August, will be the An nual Commencement. On Thuisday, the Oration before tho Demosthe tiian and Phi Kappa Societies, will be delivered tiy the Hon. Air. Pinckney of Charleston. A. HULL, Sec’y. july 14 164 2t iKr Constitutionalist will publish the above twice. \ SUPPLY' of Le/twich’s best Chewing Tobacco, just received and for sale by N. B. CLOUD, jnno 3 No. 232 Broad-st., Angus la. .lust Received. A SUPPLY' of fashionable Silk and Straw Hon nets, which will be sold very cheap H. E. E. GROVES, 1*45 Broad-st. july 17 166 * - - Pavilion, New ISrightoii. TItHIS magnificent establishment, whose archi- A fectnral beauty and arrangement competes Vrith any other on the continent, having been fnr iiished by the Pavilion Association, opens as a Ho tel, (under the charge of the subscriber,) for the re ception of boarders, on Monday next, the 10th hist. Its situation is considered, by all who view it, ns Ihe most eligible of any in the hay of New Y'ork, for the purposes intended. The Pavilion consists of four edifices, united by corridors, piazzas, and col onnades. The centre building is three stories high, ' surmounted by a como and observatory, supported lT,y columns. The centre building, 60 feet by 80, contains ten rooms adapted to be used ns parlors, taloons, or drnu ing rooms, and twelve bed rooms.— ‘ln the rerr of this building, connected by a corridor, ■' is the great saloon, banqueting or ball room,Bß leet I by 40, with a splendid dome ceiling. The basement > under this room contains kitchens of the most ap proved .construction, store-rooms, larders, cellars, vaults, ice-house,&c. Connected With the centre I building by grand colonnade and corridor, are two wings, each 160 feet by 50, two stories high, besides basements and attics, containing thirty three rooms and chambers. The front of the whole is adorned by throe mag nificent porticoes, forming with the connecting plat lorms a grand promenade, 231 feet in length by 15 in widlh. The perspective view formed I. rough its vista of columns, is one of the most splendid that tan bo imagined The edifice is surrounded by grounds on which the hand of improvement is ac tively engaged. Os all the bathing places and summer residences on our seaboard. New Brighton must soon become the most dislinguished, as it is already the most at tractive, from tho purity of the atmosphere, the beau ty of its position, the elegance of its buildings, its - convenience and accommodation for sea bathing, and the variety of its amusements: while its proximo tylo the commercial emporium affords facilities to the man of business, as well as to those who are in pursuit of health or of pleasure, which it is believed cannot be found so well united elsewhere Excel lent steamboats ply hourly between this and the - city, and perform the trip in 20 to 30 minutes. New Brighton, Staten Island, is situated on an undulating surface, rising gradually from tho water; comprehending, to the eastward, a noble view of the bay of New York, with the shipping and porls ol the cities ofNew York and Brooklyn, and Long Is land to the Narrows. On the north, a prospect of the Hudson Riverlo the Palisades, including Hobo ken, and Jersey city; while towards the west, may be seen Newark and its hay, down to Elizabethporlj with the range of Bergen woods. Staten Island is about sixteen miles long, with an average breadth of about lour miles; it is well wood ed, and its surface finely varied by lull and dale, with good'roads in all directions; from every emi nence, the mott magnificent panoramic views ofships and spires, villas and groves, sea and hay, country am | city, present themselves. This variety of seen- i ery throughout the island renders the rides and t walks particularly inviting: and interesting; while its woods and waters afford amusement to the sportsman. Tho air is remarkable for its salubrity, as numerousinstances of longevity among its inhabi tants fully attest, and indicates its importance to those wbodeaire to retain or recover the most ines- Uimable of earthly blessings, health. This establishment will continue open through oat the year, and the terms for board and other ac commodations will be such as to make it an object j of economy, as well as comfort, to the citizens of , New York, to select it as a permanent residence.— ( The breakfast hour in summer is at 7i o’clock, and , dinner at 4 o’clock. The steamboat which leaves ( New York at 31 o’clock, reaches New- Brighton be fore dinner is announced. The last boat to town passes at a } before 7 in the evening, and the first in the morning at a i before 8 o’clock. Board for the summer season will not exceed eight dollars per week. Children and servants half price. One wing of the Pavilion is arranged for the ac commodation of families, the other for single gentle- 1 m .cn, wi,h a smoking saloon frmitng thebayauach -61 m jj _The wines selectrd for this Hotel are very choice, and will be disposed ot at reduced rates. New Y'ork, July 7, 1837. (tv Tie National Gazette, Philadelphia; Phila delphia Gazette ; Charleston Courier; Ba t,more im’ can- National Intelligencer; Augusta Chron :„l„. New Orleans; Richmond Whig; Albany Daily Advertiser, and Argus; Montreal Gaz-tte; and n(’mirier will please to insert this advertise me tcon cno.tslv <!nc week and send their lulls endorsed “Pavilion," addressed to the subscribers, olficc, American Hotel, New York. j july 19 Honey Found. A SMALL amouil of money was tucked up on j .\ Saturday last, which would afford pleasure to the finder to restore to its rightful owner, on his dc-! scribing the saint, and paytus for this advertisement Apply to SA.W.FORD * COHANS, july 17 176 320 Broad street. Ice Notice. A REPORT having been industriously circulat . etl lha: the Slock ol* ICE belonging to the Augusta Ice Company will give out during the etl* siting week, the managers ihereliire desire to give notice that it is their opinion that the Ice will, in all probability, last till lire first of September, it not longer, as the stock on hand is nearly treble what it ever has been at tbis season of the year. The hours of the keeper’s attendance is trom Sunrise tilt ' 0 clock. 8 1 o 9 at night. W. HEW SON, Secy A. t.C. july 14 I^4 To Kent. ASM ALL dwelling House at the corner of El bert and Telfair streets. Apply at the Bank of Augusta. [July 11 161 .hwt deceived, NEEDLE Worked Muslin Capes and Collars, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, 1 ps superior bl’k Bombtzine, Superior undressed Irish Linens. —ALSO — • Gent’s Stocks, Linen Bosoms and Collars, which will he sold cheap by july 12 162 T. H. WYATT & CO, 4*< Kail Road. AFTER this date, the Cars will leave the Depot every day except Sunday at 55 o’clock, P. M. for Wilkinson’s, and leave Wilkinson's at 57, P. M., arriving attbe Depot at 7. Parties of 40 or more can be accommodated, at any time, by giving one day’s notice to July 5 156 C. B MARTIN. Notice. rjtHE eubscriber having disposed pf his stock of I. Drugs, Medicines , gv. to Messrs. Kitchen RonEtiTsoN, respectfully returns his thanks to those friends w ho have favored him With their orders, and solicits a continuance of the same liberal patronage lo his successors in the business. B. H. WINDING. Hamburg, S. C., June 28. THE undersigned take this method of ihformihg tho citizens of Hamburg, and the Physicians and Planters generally throughout the State, that they will continue the Drug Business at the old stand ol Mr. B. 11. Winding, to whose stock they are now adding large additions, and hope to receive a liberal patronage. They will continue the business ns heretofore in Augusta, and orders ateitherstore will bo thankfully received and promptly attended to. KITCHEN & ROBERTSON. June 28 151 To Kent. FROM the let October next, the Brick Store next above the Eagle and Phoenix Hotel,at present occupied by Mr. A, Sibly. Apply to July 39 168 JAS. B. WALKER. To Kent. THE large House on the corner of Washington and Ellis streets,occupied by Mrs. Savage. Also, several small houses lon Washington and Ellis streets. Possession given Ist October. Ap ply to ROOT. S. DILL. July 15 165 ISulwer’s New Work. ATHENS, its rise and fall, by E. L. Bulwer, au tborof“Pelham.” &c. Crichton, by W. 11. Ainsworth, Esq., author of “Rock wood." Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart., by J. G. Lockhart. New Experiments, means without living. The History of Simon Silver, or living on other people’s means Oliver Twist, or the parish boy's progress, by “Boz,” with olh.tr tales and sketches by other wai ters. Tho Posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club, containing a faithful record ofihepcramhulaliuns, perils, adventures, and sporting transactions of the corresponding members, edited by “Boz.” Just received and for sale by T. H. & I. C. PLANT, junel9 149 (••eiitleineii’s Stocks, 4 ND Boys and Children’s Palm Lvaf Caps, Jus' L V received and for sale by WM. H. CRANE,No.23I, Broadest April 11 84 Congress Water. A SUPPLY' of Congress Water, fresh froth the spring, just received and forsale bv N. H, CLOUD; jnne 8 134 23.9 Broad-slfect. BLEATHERS.—I2O9 lbs. Feathers,just received jL and for sale by MOISE <fe COHEN. 7 Sit Suiting iM2\ WM. C. IV’AY, Agent, intending lo discontinue the agency for Mr. Joseph Shannon, will dispose ofhis stock of well assorted and seasonable DRY GOODS, at very reduced prices for Cash, at wholesale and retail. WM.C. WAY', Agent. Augusta, April 7, 1837 81 RC. BALDWIN.—Fancy and Staple Dry ■ Ootids, at Wholesale, 234 Broad street, Au gusta, Geo. [Jan 3 Ily 71NIN PLATE - , constantly on hand ana lor sale b 1 Jan 3 IH| R C BALDWIN to ill re, A VALUABLE Mo use Boy. Enquire at this office. InaV 8 107 ST* OR SALE—A splendid brass mounted Buggy Wagon, double seat, lined with flesh colored watered Oms de Zin, with doublb harness, polo and shahs—made to order in New Httven, last summer, of the best materials, Appl vto Jan 14 11 tfj C. MINER. Kemoval. F& 11. CLARK, Dcalersin Watches and Jew • dry, have removed to the Store on the corner ol Broad and Mclntosh streets, known as the Post Office corner. may 25 ts 122 TVs OTlCE.—Colored persons found at largo n the City after nine o’clock at night, and before day light next morrting, without passes slating distinctly the place nr places In which such colored person is permitted In pass, will be confined as tho Ordinances of the City direct. FOSTER B LODGET, Jan 17 13 ts! City Marshal. Just Received AND for sale, it supply of Osborn’s Philotokan or Female’s Friend. A liberal doddctlon will be made to those who purhease U) sell again. IIAVILAND, RISLEY & GO. 3 June 19 149 Toi‘Rent. From the 15th of June, till the Ist of October next, that large and cUramodi ous Dwelling situated over Mr. Thus. M. Woodruff’s Cabinet Furniture i JsAfeWWa. Wnrc-rnnms : a good yard, kitchen,' wash-house,and all attached thereto; also, an ex-j cellent Hydrant in the yard. It will be let if early j application is made at Mr. Thos. M. Woodruff's I Ware-rooms. june 13 138 j Eagle & Tlitrinv Hotel, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. THIS largo and well known Hotel iggffiL is offered lor Rent for one year, from mi s * the Ist day of October next. The illihS lease ofthe present occupant expiling that day. This Hotel is situated in the centre of business, and convenient to the Charleston and Georgia Rail Roads, and is believed, at this time, to have the most extensive business of any similar establishment in the city. The rent for one year, including tho Stable, will be 83,000 payable quarterly. Apply to june 9 JOHN PHINIZY’, Sec'y & Treas’r. Notice. THE Office of the subscribers will he closed I for the summer, during whichtime EDWARD THOMAS, Esq , will act as our attorney. ALLEYS, PADDOCK, & CARTER, may 13 wl2t 112 Slimmer Clothing. THEHiibsrrihers have this day received from their house in N. Y'ork, an assortment of Ready Made Clothing, made up under the immediate di rection of one of the firm which they would recom mend to the public. PRICE MALLERY', may 2 102 258 Broad street. Choice Bacon. ! 4 SMALL lotof Bacon Hams, cured in tho neigh-! i /». horhood;very sweet and fine; just received and ! forsale by If AND * SCRANTON j july 19 . 163 Notice. . fill IE undersigned having associated with htrahis . A brother, F. B. Gukinck, (trom iho fi*st Ist ; inst.,l will continue business at his present stand, corner of Broad and Washington streets, under tho name and firm of C. A. Greiner & Co. C. A, GREINER, july 12 162 dim Passage for Liverpool. THE splendid ship JOHN CUM MING, Capt. tieo.Thayer, is expcc* ■JgBESk ted to sail from Savannah for Liver pool, on the 22d Julyinst. She has ISc-s-JLPJ elegant furnished accommodations for I’Unglu Passengers. Price of passage One Hun dred and T’AfrfvjHo/lars.includinglwinos, Ate. Those who may be dl-shous of availing themselves of tins eligible conveyance, will please apply to P. D. WOOLHOPTER. Augusta, July 13,1837 163 thin UNITED STATES MAIL COACHES. 19iram N. Wilson’s LINE OF FOUil HORSE MAIL COACHES, From Augusta byway of Washington, Lexington, Athens and Jefferson to Gainesville. —Running 3 times a week and back —through to Athens in one and a half days, and to Gainesville in two days. UIRAM N. WILSON having purchased (he in terest ol Messrs. Tate Newland.m this line, respectfully informs the public that no exertions on his part will be left untried to give satisfaction to the travelling public. The Coaches ara new and of No, 1, Troy, N. Y., manufacture. The teams are fiist rate, and the Drivers are careful, sober, steady young men: having been trained by the late pro piieturs in Norlh Carolina. The eonrraclor pledges himself to do every thing in his power to accommo date the public. His Teams, Conches and Drivers w ill not suffer by comparison with any other lino in tho Southern States. .1 his line will bo continu ed l ri-weekly in Hacks from Gainesville'lo Damon ega, and also front Gainesville to Spring Place. Db-This line leaves Augusta on Monduv’s Wed nesday’s and Friday’s at 2a. M. and arrives in Washington same days by 5 P m. and Athens by IU on next day, Gainesville by 10 p. si. oi the se cond day. Returning—Leaves Gainesville Monday’s, Wed nesday's and Friday's at 2 a m. and arrives in Athens same day by 12 noon, and Washington next morning by 7 a. m. and Augusta by 7 p M o.f the second day. 53*The Office in Augusta is kept at the General singe Office, in one of tho Iront rooms of lire Eagle tnd Phoenix Hotel. OCT All Parcels, Bundles, &c. at the risk of the twner, 85” Fare to Washington $5, Athens 89, and to t'lother points in proportion; Augusta, Ga. June 5, 1837 ly 131 ifliisical Notice. WILLIAM H. ORCHARD, Professor rtf Mu sic, respectfully infoums the ladies ahd gen tlemen of Augusta, that he has vacancies fur three more pupils m music, provided they reside immedi ately in the city. The instruments on whtfch Mr. O. leaches are the Piano Forte, Guitar, Harp, Or gan and Flute. His method of instruction is that adopted by the most eminent European professors. Persons wishing to avail themselves ol Mr. O's services would do well to make early application, before his number for the season shall be made up. Communications left at Mr Parson’s Piano Forie Ware rooms, or Mr. O.’s ramie room at Mrs. John Byrd's, 206 Broad street, will be promptly attended to’. . A variety of th» newest MUsie, and instruction books always on band. Piano Fortes and Organs tuned and repaired. i!LAKKG A: KOULANK, DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES. AUgUsta, June 20. ( 141 Oil! Oil!! A SUPPLY' of superfine Bleached Lamp Oil, suitable for Families and Factory use. Also Linseed anil Train Oils, with White Lead and Oth er Paints, &c., just received and fur sale by N. B. CLOUD, june 28 151] No. 232 Broad-st. Molasses* DiIDS, prime retailing MOL/ISSES Oaf Eor uale by MOISE & COIIEN. June 8 3 135 Storage of wet or dry goods MAY be had in a fire proof building, in a safe and central situation, by applying at the cor ner of Bay and Mclntosh turrets. Feb 3 28 Uypress Shingles. A SUPPLY just received and for sale. ALSO, 3000 pounds ol’LeafLard,by M M. DY'E june 12 ts 137 Health Committees. Ward No. I—Messrs, G. F. Parrish, J. G. Mc- Whorter, and Wm. Thompson. Ward No. 2—James B. Walker, Phos. J. Wray, and H. Mending Ward No. 3—A. J. Miller, John Kerr, and Dm. M. D’Antignac. , v Ward No 4—F. M. Robertson, J. Hatper, and Jacob Moise. Published by orderofCouncil. GE(A M. WALKER, Clerk, june 14 ra 139 ■ Woki” g CoSojjree.,’ Shirts. MM HE subscribers have j i t received an ftddilion -H- al supply ol the above article, with a few doz. white cotton ami linen do. Also, a variety of fancy articles, viz—Gloves, Suspenders, Ilandtcrchiefa, silk anil cotton Half-Hose, Russia Belts, Ac. PRICK & MALLERY, tnav2s 122 Drapers and Tailors. Notice. GEO. W. CRAWFORD is my legally,authoris ed agent during my absence from the city ol Augilsta, Geo. WM. WRIGHi’. npnl 24 IwtOct. 95 L'TERO AItnOMINA I.SI)I*POUTERS. AN additlanul supply (different sizes) of this val uable instrument, received and for sale by may 10 109 KITCKEN A ROBERTSON. Notice. » I (HECitizens arc hereby notified that the Mar 1. ket Ordinance, will for tho future, be strictly enforced. FOSTER BLOUGET, Marshall may 10 109 SHIRTS. —A splendid assortments of French Muslin Shirts, just received and for salehy. CLARKE & HOLLAND, may 2 102. Congress Water. Afresh supply immediately from the Congress Springs at Saratoga, lor sale by april 29 100 W.HF-WSON Oils. XNIN E White Sperm and Linseed Oil just received for sale by april 29 W. HXWSON. Brushes. CfLOTIIES, Hair, Nail, Plate, Con b, Horse, and I fine Dusting Brushes—comprising an elegant i assortment, just received and for sale by j april 29 1 W. HEW SON. Lost Bireast l*m IOST last evening a Gold Frame Brea«t Pin wi> a A the figure of a Bird on ihc face of it. Tho finder will be rewarded and receive tho thanks ol the owner by leaving it at this office, april 2‘J 100 tai-een House IMants. JUST received and fi.rsale at the Augusta Seed Store, a fine collection of Green House Plants, april 4 68 711911 F, subscriber would respectfully inform It s A friends and customers that he will continue to carry on the CABINET BUSINESS at the old stand, sign of the Big Bedstead, nearly Opposite -Messrs. Stovall & Simmons’ Ware-House—and has on hand n general assortment of CABINET FUR NITURE, ol the bdst workmanship and latest fash ions—together with au extensive assortment of ! Bedsteads and Omits,&c, &c., all of which he will sell as low as can he purchased in this city. The article of Bedsteads, il is well known to many, I sell below thcNew-York prices, and will continue to sell as low as any man in the United States, june 1837 CALVIN WILLEY UXCH BOLTING CLOTHS—India Floor] Mattings. Phi’adelphia Kid and Morocco Slippers, Cotton Fringes,and Cotton Hosiery, Brown Linens and Drillings, Irish Linens and Diapers, Mohair Caps,Cnrlsand Ringlets, j French Muslins and Ginghams. A good assortment of the above articles, just re ! reived and for rale by I T. 11. WYATT*Co, april 24 95 No. 206 Broad-st. % Notice. • ROM and after this data, all person* are desired [ I to have trash trom their lota placed in the Kireets between sun rise unit 9 o'clock, sa the ordt [ nance directs. The ordinance will lie strictly en lorced against all persons (without distinction) who shall violate its provisions. By order. #EU. M. WALKER, clerk. July I'd 169 Notice. ri VIE subscribers to llio Stock fora New Ire Com fl puny, aro requested to meet tl the Globe Hotel, on Thursday at 4 o’clock P. M. A punctual atten dance is requested, tor the purpose of organising the company. [July II ICI New Finn. ' If HE subscriber has inlciestcd Mr. Robt I). Car- I- mlehael, in business with him, under the firm of Bonks At Carmichael, at the old stand ol John A Samuel Bones. They will keep a general assort ment of Hardware and Cutlery, and dispose oi the same on the must favorable terms. JOHN BONES, jnly 11 161 wSt Hardware and Cutlery. If HE subscribers will continue the above busi ness us usual, qt their upper Store, No. 301 ’ Broad street. They w ill keep an extensive supply 1 of goods in their line, which they will sell on their ' usual accommodating terms. JOHN & SAM’L. BONES, jnly 11 101 w3t For Saif, 1 SHARES Stock of the Georgia Rail Road i Banking Company. Enquire at this of' 1 flee. July 10 If 160 Notice. THE subscriber oputimies the f ONFECTION ARY BUSINESS, except tile Bar Ruoiri; at - his old stand on the south side of Broad street, op -1 posile the Bridge Bank building, whore lib kebps i constantly on hand a very large and general assorl ■ ment of French and American manufactured arti ■ cles, toget her with a general assortment of choice LIQUORS, H INES, PORTER,and CORDIALS, ■ (both French and American)) SYRUPS’, WEST i INDIA FRUITS and PRESERVES,together with a splendid stock of all other articles in that lino, all • of which will be sold low on application to me as above. MARTIN FREDERICK. June 23 151 3tawlm HA WA/iV SVILLE MONE Y Ihken at par,~or Goods, by the undersigned, No. 107 Broad st mayl 101 E. D. COOKE Hank of Augusta Stock. ONE hundred Shares Bank of A uguata Stock Ibr sale by f W. E. A J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers June 26 140 iy j t QR. Casks Cognac Brandy, rW ” 10 casks Porter, pints and quarts, 35 bbls. Cordial assorted, 5 qr. casks Port W ine, Jusi received and ibr sale low by VV. E. A J. U. IACKSON, Auctioneers. June 26 140 To Kent, STORE No- 249 on the north side ol' Broad street,at present occupied by A B. Mallory.— Apply to HENRY 11. CUil/MINU.* July 12 162 swtf To .Herat. THE Western Tenement in the rear of the Bridge Bank Buddings, on Reynold street, at present occupied by Mr. It. N. Wilson. Apply at the Bank of Augusta. July 8 159 To Itfiil. commodious Dwellings known as the -I- Bridge Bank Buildings, which may be hud from the Ist October next. For terms apply at thu Bank of Augusta. [July 8 150 To Kciil. * TWO Story Dwelling House at the‘extreme upper end of Broad street, north side, with the adjoining buddings. Apply at the Bank of Augusta julyjl 150 Southern fitcaiu Packet t o. fjfHE Augusta subscribers to the stuck of the a- T bove Company, nro requested to pay their third instalments, (one hundred dollars on each share) to Kerrs A Hope, Agents for the company. T. J. KERR, Soe'y and Treasurer, jnly 14 164 Ct i^new Timothy and Clover Hay. A FEW loads of excellent quality, well cured, for sale by N. 15. MOORE, d jnly 12 162 swtf D N ne matter of the Merchants anil Planters Bank a of Augusta, it is Ordered, by the court, that all persons holding any bills issued by said Bank, or any oihcf claim on said Bank, do render the same in to Edward Thomas, the receiver appbihted by the Court, on or before the first Monday in January next, as in delimit thereof, litis court will, after that day, ' order a distribution of the funds of said Batdt, be tween the stockholders, and the stud Edward Thom as bo discharged ftotii any further liability as re ceiver. It is further ordered, that said Edward Thomas have tins order published in two of the public gazettes nf the city of Augusta, monthly until said first Monday in January next, A true copy (rom the mitnites. July 7, 1537. JAMES McLAWS,CIerk. July 11 161 tniJl OSBORN’S PIHLOJ’OK.AN on FfMIAIiE’S AFRESH supply of the above valuable medi cine has just been received and for sale, whole sale and retail, by the subscriber, at his wholesale drug store, north side ol 81-oad street Augusta. June 20 152 NELSON CARTER; Office of Transportation, Ai it kn, February 22,1837 TV OTICE is given that from the lit March, tho il Passenger Cars will depart from Hamburg and Charleston, daily (-Sunday’s excepted) at 6 o'clock, A. M.,and run through the same day. WM. ROBERTSON,JR., Agent Transportation S. C. 0. A R. IL C: Feb. 24 45 Mulatto lories. nr ipi HPaRSON-S has lately received ‘2 of thbsfi • superior Piano Kories made J. Chickering & Co., of Moslem, and Stoddart, Worcester & Dun ham of New York. His stock is now very large, nnd offers inducements to purchasers, it is be lieved, equal to any of tho Northern maikels. Orders will be taken for Instruments of any (in scription, and no charge made except for freight and insurance. Juno 7 133 1 New Woods, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. f iIHE subscribers hav-* received an assortment ol I seasonable goods, consisting of Sup. hl’k, green and Dahlideol'd Broad Cloths, do do nnd olive col d CashmercU do do and brown drnb’deft?* do do and olive Bdinhazins) I 'nhlia col’d Genoa Cashmere, Sniped andlancy do I'lincy Linen Drillings, do Chally, Mar’s nnd Satin Vestings, It nh a vanely ol articles to which they Wotlld in vite the attention of their customers and the public generally PRICE A MALAERY, gjupril 17 Drape'S A Tailors, 258 Brood «t. HAMBURG DC COT, > April 18, 1837. $ \rOTICE is given) that payment of freight for ll Merchandize by the Kail road will be requi red at the Depository on delivery ol th« Gortds. All Goods not taken from the DipOt, within j i twenty-four hdurs alternotieeol arrival sail delivery j ( • irgiveh, will be sent to a pobllc sronr., in the j ■ ow ner or consignees expctlce. [ npril 19 91J A. R: HAIG. Agent. | \ Card. WILLIAM H. ORCHARD, Professor of Mu- | sic, respeetfullV announces to the Ladies and | ’ Gentlemen of Augusta, nnd its vicinity, that he has | just arrived from New York with a view of locatt ig , himself in this place a* a teacher of Music on l ie ji i Piano Forte and Guitar; and hopes that Ins pane, it- | • mity and alriet attention to the improvement ol hm | pupils, will insure him a liberal share of public pat ronage. A note left with Mr. H. Parsons, (to w tom Mr. O. h s tho honor to refer) will receive pr-a pt attention. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired! may ) dtf 101 PRINTING PAPER—From A. Patterson A Son’s Paper Mill, Greenville, IS. C.—Just re . rsivrd and for sale at tho manufacturers prices, hyi c "Tn 7 tt: T, II &I C. PLANT. I 1 Card. I I |> HLADDEN, Artist, lakes this opportunity s U. of returning Ins sincere I hanks to the citt ■ zons of Augusta tor the very liberal patronage ex - tended to him, dunce his reside ire in this city ; i and as he is about to leave lor the interior, he would notify those of his friends who may still desire his ■ professional services, that he will remain hero but | a short unto longer previous to his departure. I July 6 _ 157 , , jVfEW MACKEREL.—2O whole and 20 hal i-t si bbls. No 1; 20 whole and 20 half bbls. No. 2; ’ 50 who e bills. No 3—late caught Mackerel —jus , received and forsale by MOiSE A COHEN Joit 16 12 Wanted to hire. ISf TO 20 good negrue men to work on section -♦*l3 Georgia Rad Road, gening out Thai er, thu i situation is as healthy as any part oltho .Mate, 12 i miles from Augusta Apply to- WEBSTER, FARM EL EE A CO. junc 9 Stnwtf 135 JOII UFFfIC’K. WE take this method id informing imp friends, anil the public generally, that we have opened a large and extensive office, In the rear of onr publi cation office oh Broad street, in the building formerly occupied by Messrs. Pemberton as the office of the Chronicle, expressly for the execution iff JOHN, of . every description. The office will lie under the man agement of Mr. W. T. Thompson, VVlio is one of the best job-workmen in the city. FAMIMILETS, HANK CHECK*, CARDS, COTfON RECEIPTS, CIRCULARS, 1511,1. S OP LADING, HAND BILLS, VISITING CARD-S, BLANKS, HORSE BILLS. LABELS, FRICKS CURRENT, and every description of plain nnd ornamental print ing. in Black, Blue) Green, Red, Bronze, and other fancy colors, will he executed with neatness, taste, and promptitude. Feb. 25 46 Paints AN Invoice of While Lead consisting nf Pure and Extra No. I. and 2, (rom the Union White Lead Factory, together with a general assortment ot Coloured Paints in Oil, and dry, for sale by npril 29 , W. IIEWSON. Indian'* I’anacCa. Ac. A few boxes of Indian’s Panacea, Green’s Vege table Tonic Mixture, Kuwand’s Tonic Mix ture, and most of the iushiunahle patent medicines of (lie day, Ibr sale by april 29 W. lIEWSON. ril HE subscriber having purchased the interest of T Mr. 1). K. Bothwell, in the Drug establishment heretofore conducted under tho firm oft 'loud A BotliJ ‘ well, would inform his friends and the public gene rally, that he will continue the same, and keep eon stnntly on hand a largo assortment of (Fesh Dfugs, Medieiiies, Ac., which he will dispose of on terhis ns low ns Can be obtained in any Southern fhhrket. He would invite Physicians, Merchants, and others, 1,, rail nhd examine his stock before ptlrelinsing Olse wfiSre. April 4 NiD. CLOUD. .Stuck*. A Few dozen flue Silk Slid Satin Stocks, (fOJeiv- ! rd this day.) Also, a few dozen fine Lint'll do. with an additional supply of Summer Gldth’iiig, which they idler at prices to suit the times. PRICE AMALLERV, Hint 2b 1)8 Drapers nnd Tailors. Notice. ri NIIE tl nders igtied will purchase uiieiirreht, money X nnd may always he found aline Georgia Stale l-ollery oflica, No. 22(1 Broad stfeet. may 31 A. REA 1). Palm Leal Hat*. A FEW dozen Youths Palm Leaf Hals, just re- J ceived and lor sale by june 7 133 CLARKE A HOLLAND. POST OFFICE DEPA KTME.NT, \ 13th May, 1837. Y SIR—You will unit (urllier orders, retain tho proceeds ol your office in your hands in specie, to , meet the Drafts of this Department. , 1 am respectfully yonroh’l serv’t, AMOS KENDALL. E. B. Glascock, Esq., i Postmaster at Augusta. Post Ollicc Augusta, ? ‘ MAY 20th, 1837. 5 i ] N order so comply with the uhove requisition of ( . tho I’outmauter General, specie will he required t hereaflor ior all postage duo nt thitr ofJiro. r may 20 E. K OIASCOCK, JWmnsier. j IVcw .Spring’ ("Oimlk. ' f|A H. WYATT AGO, nl 206 Brand street,lt e < JL • store lately occupied by Morgan A Wyatt, are i now opening a now stock of .Spring anil Summer Dry Goods, of neat nnd handsome styles, having i boon very lately selected from the Northern market,), they will make their prices to suit the present times, as they are determined to sell on tho lowest terms fur cash. AMONG WHICH ARK. Blk Italian Lustring Silks, best quality 151 k Gro cle Swiss and Gro de Rhine, rich lustre Blk Hernhiii Gauze, ii handsome article Islk < hulle and blk Bombazine, firm Mourning Muslins, Ginghams mid Calicoes Printed Jackoiietsand French Lawns, small figures Irish Linens, Sheetings and Lawns Cambrics and Muslins,allkinds ■ Gent., Ladies mid Misses Hosiery, all kinds do do tin Gloves do Fine Hemstitch nnd plain Linen Cambric lldkfs , Bribbincl and Gatrtofor Pavilions A good assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols Paper Hangings. Bordetihgs and fire .Spleens Tickings, Apron and Furniture (dtoeks Georgia Nankeens, Crape Camblets, Ac. may 10 109 l.ailiu* HaPrit Cloth*. JUST received a beautiful article for gentlernciH summer Frock Coats (fashionable colors)] STOCKS. , , tj lilaek’ahlt Saxton superior plain Brinibtlzin ,Stocks on silk I rallies, made light lor summer ® B. 11. KIRTLAN/J A CO. j] npril 17 Drapers A Tailors, 350 Brond st. 4 Notice. s THE citizens are notified that after the 10th Inst. I. all Dogs found runnipg at large; will be killed A agreeably to a resolution of Cudncil passed in 1 1830. FOSTER BLODGET, | april 3 Elly Marshal. 5 Para*«l* Sc lliuhrella*. :! ICASE luitislstilo PnrnHols iV Ijklloh’ (^mhrfllas. 1 do sup. GtMiflmiuui’H .Silk and Cotton do. JuHtroceived.aud ionmln hy • april 5 J. I*. SETZR & CO. y Mli A SUPPLY of the.nbov" eelehraled mndirtine, ji /\ warranted a spsedy and lasting cure for Agon y anil Fever, nnrj every symptom of general debility, p Just received arid for sale wholesale and retail, by s BARRETT A CO. [J Appointed Agents. March i 2 f’7 31 1 HAVE this 1 lay sold triy stuck in trade to Messrs. I Jj I. Clark A Holland, who wifi continue the Cloth- !. log Bositiess rtt the old and well established stand; 291 Broad-street. I trust that the liberal patronage which has been extended to me while In business, Jj] Will not be lost With them. . Jail 14 11 tfl D’LYON THORPE. fJ ALL persons having claims agnirlal Me, will please £ present lliom at the old sldnil, where I can he j. found for one month from this dam Persons in- s Uebted to mo are politely requested to make iinrae- ‘ diale paymCHl. D’LV ON IHOKPE. .j Jan 14 H ts " VfEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE—About forty a ynars of nlio - will ho sold low, if taken out ol the .State; is sold lie- E . nose she will not live wilhlicr present owner. SI Jan 14 I ts ft GENTLEMEN’S SUFERIOR GLOVES, p ■|X J’KA superfine black ami fashionable colored i T i M'J HoskinGloves, (real kid ) .. A’puh Silk, Raw Silk while nnd colored, Lisie "I j Thread Spring wrist, white and cdlored Lisle thread j; 1 Berlin. Just received hy, U B. KIRTLANDACo. „ n-arrh 31 Merchant Tnildrs, 250 Broad Street; ” Hosiery. D (l ENTLEMF-N’S superior Ifiaek and White Silk B M Derby rih’d Half Hose, do. White Spun Silk 7- i do.. Clergymen mixt do . Silk ahd Colton do., Fancy » Check Silk do., White nnd Brown Cotton do. Just received by H. B. KIRTLANT) A CO, A Aferchant Tailors, 250 Brond-st. march 31 75 “J Rrailv Hade Linen. }[| S SUPERIOR Fine Linen and Colton Shirts, cut [ ( j and made in the best possible manner expressly to our order; fide Linen Ruffled add Plain Bosoms also SO doz. best round and square end Collars, by p, B. B. KIRTLANO * CO., 1 march 31 75] Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad st. f A CIl r B’E SpnnMi Brgar,, warratu % »TsX>* .“Tg ~J first rate, for sale Intv, by July 18 167 HAND \ SCRANTON. - ■ ■ - - . . » i'iT'ii Flour, JUST received and Ibr aalo by HAND A SCRANTON. July 14 if 164 liiiml lor Kale. HR undcrsiynfHl will paII, in lots l«» suit purchii n(Tn, u 'i'it AC']' OF LAiND, situated on I lie Rail Road, about riphl rnilos train Augusta, known ns tho Hillock, being tho highest point oi’lnnii br iween the vvnlrr* of [Sutler nnd Rocky creeks, nnd abounding w ith finefprings ol vvnlcr. It not ditipo* HCtl ol us private sulo beibre the first of next, five hundnvj acres will be apportioned into lots biiilcd lor family residence*, and Mold at auction. JSAMUKL HALE, july 8 159 sw4vv Hr. lien j. Hon^la**, StIROFOIN DENTIST, HAS retnmgd to tho city nnd resumed the duties o big profession, at his re. idence cbmer df Broad and Jnelrsuti streets, over the store ol ill mm*. Clark* McTier A Co. ts Or t 4 I\ T ew Work. Rorky Mumtairn, of Scnnen, IncidenTH, JI nnd Adventures in the Rdr ; digested from the Journal, of C.inuiin Ronnoville, of the army ol flie U. Slftlrs, nrid illijstrai«.d fro/ll Various oilier sources. Rv Washington frviri", with Maps. Just received and fur bv T. 11. &, I. C P/.\NT. July b 155 S llEsuberiber respncifully pives notice to his « friends ami ihe public,that lie haw reiumi »l lo the city ; nnd can hereafter be found ui his residFiico opposite the Masonic Hall, where he will lie happy to n/tend the calls of his freinds and utl those who may noed his I’rofcssional services. E. OvSHURN, JSergeon Dentist, jane 7. 133 Cheap lri*h Liiicn*. SNOWDEN A SHEAR have just received from New York, a large supply of very superior 4-4 Irish Linens of the best stylo and some of very fine qualities round thread,and warranted free Ifum alt admixture of cotton. ALSO, Superior 5-4 end 6-4 Irish Linen Shcctirigs, 6-4 84-4, 111-4, 12-4,14-4 Damask Table Clot ha; and a great variety of other Into and aplefi'did styles ol Staple and Fancy Dry Gonda/lo whienthey respect fully invito the attention oTtfi'e public. 1 april 13 06 Petit iiwlf Cotton Setti. A few sacks of genuine Petit G liU Cttlbff SOed on hufid.andforsaloby may i m. nf dtp, Ifoiihlc Hahlin*. JtIST received ut the Augusta, Seed Store a choice mid superb collection of Doubln DnliliHs, which being Irani tho su'bscriliers own garde/f, eah, with confidence, be warrilntnd in all respects. Al so among other -Seeds, just received, Early Crimson Clover, Turnip Rooted Cabbage, imdor ground, Turnip Rooted Cabbage, above grrjUful. J. if. J. SERVICE. Feb. 28 48 ■ i'n -siiAiiE-s si’eam boat’ comfanV It v r STOCK lorsslo Enquire dl this Office. •Sept. 27 77 ts |iiiiTor*i(v ui* fl.s’oryi.-t. s Atiikns, March 23d, 1837. AT the Cbmtnencement hi llio first week hi Au gust next) the Trustees of this Institution will elect il I’roiessor of Moral I’ltilosaphy and Belles Lett res, to fill the vaeanby ocetisiohed hy the death Os ITofessttf PfoSsley. Salary tfltiol) tier bnmihl. ABBURY HULL, Seh’ry. miireli til) mtAng 73 rvbtijcc. I >EI!.SONS indohted to hie fiff Profbssiiinal sdt. vices, will please nlake payibeol to Messrs Jkn kins A. Mann, Who nro my adthorised Attorneys, during my ijllsdllee IVomthe State. Fell 1, 1«37 80 I). PATTERSON. 7 iussicAl. AND ENfiLISH SCHOOI, - ly Mr. Nouckohs would respbelfltlly ihlorm the eilizbns ol Augusta that he has associated with hint in his school, Mr. Howcy, a graduate ol Jefferson College, Pa., and for the last mi yours an instructor of youth. In consequence of this arrangement an additional number of pupils, ol both sexes, can be accommodated. Tlie Seliobl Will now consist of , (wo departments. The Classical and Mathematical ( will he tinder the supormtendance of Mr. it., who i will teach the Latin and Creek languages—Algebra, i Geometry, -Surveying, Mensuration, Ac. Tho oth- I er branches will betaughtus heretofore. The following certificates from Prolessors •"marl and Twins, of South Carolina College, relative lo Mr. II .’s scholarship, nro respectfully submitted: 1 have examined Mr. Howcy with much particu larity, both in Latin nnd Greek, nnd have been quite pleased with tho ease nnd correctness of Ins transla tions, especially ia Latin, lie appears also lo be Ihmiliar with tho rules and prineipb sos -Syntax. I should think him well qualified for primary instruc tional the classic languages. .1 W. UA It I. . > Prof.of Lan. in -S’. C. College. Columbia, Jan. 3,1837. This is lo certify that I have examinee Mr. Howcy , in Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry, nod find him familiar with thu principlesofmathooialiesand have e no doubt of his competency to give instructions in s these branches, 1 THOM AN 8 TWIN’S, t Prof, of Math in S, C. College. e Jan. 27. c L NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, ( Just opened at J. I*. Sct*e Sc Co’*. to wit: 6 4 COTTON Cambrics, Jackonetti hlld NiiH - S sook Muslins ; 6-4 cross fiar’d do , I Assorted width blond bite E-lglbgf Plaid and rih’d white arid black stilt Hotsery ,j do de dntl dol’d cottbll dr) t Silk and Colton-Socks i ‘I Ladies’ king and short plb me (.loves ti MtsseS pM iik Mitts, Cbtfoii Laeells 11-4 alltl 12-4 colordtl CauiitorpaMbs . . , d 11-4 a rid 12-4 fine and sdperiur Marseilles Quiliit n 5 4 am! (i-4 low priced anti superldt Irish Sheelings 3-4 and 4-4 bird’s-eye Diaper, soltidvery fine ;y '!-4 4-1 and 6-4 striped nnd plaiditll Cingbnma in ’ great variety of pallerhs arid ptlbes Corsican p/inllt (<> nattdsoino article) 0 4-4 and 5-4 best Italian Lustrings a While, green, crimson and black tabby Velvets „ Sup. black silk si Black Italian Crape _ '1 Gentlemen’s fine shirt Collars and Stocks Gum elastic Suspenders, guard Ribbons |„ 4-4 and 6-4 Bedlicking .. el ;). t 4-4,5-4 nnd 6-4 bleached and unbleached Shirt- t(J ings and Bheelings Assorted quality Binding Plain nod sprigg d Swiss Mu.hrts Striped and check (I do Rdney Calicoes wall fMsortcd in pnttehii add pnr#*§ jf> Second irtonming do ~ " Green, blue, crimson and scarlet worslcd I able >< Covers , }’ 36 inches black Itnhatl ertivals » Bleached arid unblenbHed twilled Jriarieß I j Italiannsi Lyorthaiso J, French itroslins in groat Variety of patterns from » 37eis tt) SI,SJ, Secdrttl Modelling 1 6.4 muslins Girighnrris, a line and handsome ortielß 5-1, IP-4 fine arid sdpertlno D.lrHailk Lltlen TulJlo *u Drab'and BroW'rt BlifTnft) Cloth Assorted colored Slldlloort >.4,8-4 Pavilion CfluZe, (.crnlan Oil Cloth 1,1 Flaxen and Colton Csnaburgs «' Small figured JaekdrietU and Cambrics 11 Extra fine Idng Lnwni) Illuc Twil’d Slrlpro,; ™ Plain nnd striped Stormanls J ™ Hamillon Joaries, Cdnstitution twills c * Assorted Brovvn Liln ris 1 8C 1-4 sdpijftlrife B"*** “h s 01 Rrminelts, Mexican mixture S 81 Shrii Stripes, fancy do , | ~ Ribbed French Lirten Drilling, beamiOil S 1 article . » fjlam White and Brown do g_ French Cassieiere Mixed and striped Cantoons ? * [touen Cnssimeres • ■ • b( German, India, and Georgia \ cIIBW Non- ", keens, do. do. Blue ~ S i sup White and Colored Marseille* !* ‘ Vestings, low priced J jn| 1-4 Irish Linens in whole and hall pieces Dowlas, Kusfiia diaper and crash (Mr toweling) |u) Burlaps and Russia Sheeting | c )-4 Barnsley Table Diaper rot Satin Check dnd Drapery muslins, jtj F.xtra rich Gauze, Cap and Bonnet Ribbons -j Assorted C drded Arid I Irass Nkirt* . ■rown Linings, 6-4,8-4 Pavilion Netting J" tine Apron checks , . ytrioed and Plaidcd Second moiimmg Ginghams ndia Rubber Aprons, Fine Book rriuslin lldkfs. trl Jrovvn Hollands •inn and Supcrr.no Furniture nnd Garment Dimity Ac. drc. no To the above will beaddeda variety of desirable bmey and f/taplo articles, which are now on their rsy. P® afid 4 1 Riaf. rmatfoM IVrv.trd. AiJ'll t K 1M led h's b-oti er« residence xtf ilili.lnroigh, Jasper Couaiy, Is un Wed-' ncsday, ih( Im I ebrcary la.,t, mr Cocrletkn, <ll »*n two miles und • ball below Wunentut ,on his w “y I" August a, since than nothing hiu been heard ollnrtl. lit* it n young mnn. About iwenty-ihrte ymr* ul , uhh black lair und black whiskers, ii ~ w,l *» ho left, a brow n carnblct clonk, an kdelkHle dress coat wnh figure gl l, buttons, and a , pair of clouded cnsiimere p.nioUni; olid rodeo s f. ,nuM b ">' h«"» wi«h block inuuc and tail ants block 1 r ’ ‘•| ra !"“ h B' l '* l raJdlo, ond had with him a pair . ol caddie bug» murk*! A. Crime, HtllsborV GeoT j Ay mformaltun rcapectini: him, directed te Abrn . hn m Crane, 11 ill. boro', ur Wm. 11. krone, Augusta, r will tin thankfully received, and il ibis notice should i ">«* hie eye, he is requested lu relive the anxiety of , hie hi ends by writing to llftjii numedintely. Augusta, April 8 livd&wtf 82 The .Ifonlgbmery Journal will phase insirt the above (semi-vTOeltly) Ibrofic tnolilh, IMffar ii CarHiichnil, ARK ntiw receiving ts llfge aiW (fthertt Satan rnenf Os STAPLE AND FANCY . 1)1*1 4*oolls, WMeh w ill be ftnered lit reasonable rates and Sc cuiinnuduiing terms. ifT.rch [3 59 Jtook*, stationary, &c. .ViiWnbf'i* wo bid ihfurm iheir customers “ «nd Ihe pfrhfic generally residing in th 6 tlp)>er (’omilicH, (hat tficy have ojtened an KtilabiiMhin«rjt il Columbus, where they |mve un hand, and intend io kenp, u iarg® a'nd general n.-sdriment of Hooks. Stationary, Fine (•uiWy, Fahey Articles, sVumnui liiHtrumenia, I’rints, Paper-hangings, Pitonre Frames, and every article usually railed for in a HOOK SToUF. Orders arc respect!ally mdietcd. T. 11. I.C. PisAMT, Augusta. I. C. PLANT & CO.,Coluinbiis, (ltd. march 25 sam niii: la.nk. Tailor and Import r of English Cloths, $e 48 Broad stri ct, n A VINO just arrived from London, heps most respectfully to return his »i oerc ibanks in the citizens of Charleston, Slid the adjoining Nates, lor the very liberal share ol patronage which be bos hitherto receiver’,and feels (fiat he would be want ing in gratitude for such support, were bo not thus publicly to acknowledge the honrffs sit ehhlerrcd und to prove that ho has still un earnest and sineer • desire to extend, il possible,hisooimeeiions inSduth Carolina. Ho lias been to England lor the purpose of effecting arrangements of a direct intercourse be tween the (■sliililisliniCnl (ficfe and here, and also with the Cloth Mnnufltbtllrers, Sit. Sic. Having completed his arrangements in a manner to enable a quick succession bum: must lashnmablc artielea of I tress being exported, life Inoat respeet lullynssiirea them that he fids notv ftficheS fln assort melit of (OATS, Sit. Ac., wide bath ftbt to be sur passed fi)r t/ualily, Workmanship odd style, in the I). States. S. 1., begs to add that nil orders in ids business for the London Markets, will ineci H promptness ol despatch Which will cbnrafelfefize (be peculiar wil - vantages (if lids esiiihlishifnnl Master Tailors limy be supplied Willi I In* latest kcducns,, IN. li.—Wauled, 12 first rale COAT HANDS. {Kir The Sovinnah Georgian anil AitgitsU (.'hroni ele, will plfertSli give the above two insertions on Sal urdny ilit’J Tlilirsday, until further notice. —Charier ton mercury: Jab; 20, 16 6 in|>4>k’(:i ii 11 n lorniatioh TO THOSE feuFFBRINO tWTH Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea, Suhilhcr Complain l Colics, Cramps, anil Spasms. rjMIK tllilily of R. 8. BERNARD’S Remedyfd ■ Cluj!era has t eased to 111* a problem. Expert ern e, the only sure foundation of Medicinal, as d all ol bur kinds tis knowledge, ills effectually eslob lisbed what the judicious ••(imposition ol lliC Rhine dy, its admirable adaptation to the vhritiufr inflira-. liens which ocinir in the eonlse ufthosb discos'es of Ibostomneli, liver and bowels, usually designatod as Cbtilem cbniplidnls, |cd the Proprietor lb antifci; potelfuln the first of all experience, however, that (Ifmen i oinpeteiii to ditcrihiinnle ac i urnlely and id decide justly upon llth elfecis of a tried.bine, hiusl he lliobest; and with torch in its favor, even the most liistidiUhS in these mutters, must lay aside tbbse pre prejudichs. ’• lie indicidiotis of rurti hni—(d Irontjuilizb iiib slotimcli and liOvvels: tb rblieve the exhessive pitkr mg and purging ; to allay I lie increased irritability of the inUisllilhsi giving rise to Increased peristaltic moitun ito relieve that rheumatic stale ol the bow : els which IS dlien the ultendiinl of clihdde fhses, sohiotimcs aVtiOinpard <1 (Villi inflammiliioii olid ul : ceniliotl; to Uverrolno (lie snosma; eijddlike the eirculatinh, and restore wnrnilh to the surhlch; re inovu ebtigcslion ql the internal organs ; dhd tb re licvelhC iiiiirbid irritability of the brain ond iibr vous sjfslem ;—nll of which hnS licotl elTbllhd by lb« use ol tlehiard's Remedy fur Cholera t certificates ol which have been given at Varithia Hines, (if etlicnCy in cases widely different ill their origin progritss of each oilier. t.r l.ook to thb f'cHlflcates; tbhy nib the best evidence that ertn lib glVcn. ThC cbiturioridutibns which several lilihral andi 1 telligenl Physicians have bestowed upon thoßsirt > dy, have already been published, lint) the siiblcrih or has noW the gralifihutidrl ofaudirig the followirt? from a most respectable practising physician offid raerion, Vu. il. 8. BEHNAIID; 'is. Poincnoil, lilay li, 1837. Mr. R. S. Bernard. Ilanr Sir —This is to informyoit J hdVe tested the elßeuey of your Remedy lor (.’bolero in koVCrkl k kliincesthat hnvii lately come under Iny clifC,ni» t lini its elfecis evince it to lie a judicious pjcpork lion—one eminently scrvicalilu, I will snjt aliogeth cr competent to cure the diseases for w hich It is re cum'betidod. I feel no hesitation, therefore, 111 de daring that for the trenlmcht Os such disorders, I shall regularly dispense your |te.rtl«dy Itbiti rtivit flee, and would recbmiiietul it id be kepi ill dll its it .libs litllde to llicso diltigerobs lltlacks. Voll tnhy usd this (•onhicutbas J'bu ivilf Yours, vCry fcfebecfully, W. L. PARIIA.V, This cortilihain was givCh ib Iny agent, E. NaSlt.ol Petersburg and lor its importtihee, t >ti Mr.. Nash's fnHldl'ks; “As agent for Uerhßnl'sCllojehlnnd Diarrhm Mo dicine, I l ull the utlemii.il 01 tile public tn theoer till elite below frllhl one ol tllb most respectable gen tlcnu hin the state; and I. [Mrliciilurly call their at tonlioh to the one given by 8 gehllmlkn in this lowti —find if it were hceessary, i could produce a hall dozen Others from IVtorliurg, whb 11 dVo tried the iLcdielliki within two weeks past, EUVV. P. NASH Mr, Eduard P. flash, Agent for Bernard's tholord Moclicinb. I b ar Sin I fed it a duty 1 dive 10 (life proprietor as the above medicine; as well os tile niiblic gChcr xlly, to inform ydn tllilt th ■ bonlu of,Cholera mix tire wliieh I bought at yoUr store a few evening!i once, has entirely elded Mm ol li severe Diarrlitej] I’he cure was clfuclcd iri taking only Iwodosckj ind as I hall tried many oilier remedies whhobtlhti cast clfcct I nth folly of the uptmoh that ihe htedi, dne licio alluded lo is every thing ihdl il is said o he. JAB. Si WALLACE, i olcrsbhrg, Vd iVIID \Vlll ncglbH Id idtppiy liielhibiVe* Willi Ber lard's Remedy (Or C'lioferC, Wbeh it is SO Billy uroveii to be efllcucioOs in nil the diseases for Which it Is reeormhehded 1 In tin rate has II failed to core tlib (Most obstinate attack hi Cummer com plaint linidh upoil children. Jit one instance 0 per nknent .t'dle was effected ti|niii d child in (hid dace, dftef tlie sumhier eonipluint bad plit it (ad hob gilt b y the do( lot’s) beyond the power ofmod elite lolcfiove. It was such an aggravated n 11. lint ilie child had in ihe euhrsc ol one dayaat light, sjxty-threeevacunuohs from the bowels. 1 1. mo bottle proved a sovelcign remedy Extract rolti one of rny agents : Petersburg, June 4 th, 1836. Mr. Rt S. Berharil—Dear Sir: Your Gholerd Medicine is highly thought of in Petersburg and uljiiceiit counties; 1 have never sold a bottle out of he whole that I have sold, which has not, so far ad [ could ascertain, proved effectual in cliring; I into never had a complaint—bill rtniny tecom nendktionsof its good effects haiO heeh given me, lon may, as fiir ds my judgement dnd the good icnaeof the many to whom I have sold it gobsjre lotnmend it highly to n.-iv and all who may wish inch medicine I Shall sooon he in want ol more. Respt'y. K. P, SASII, Ag'lftir Petersburg, Va. •'rum my Agent,Mr. John Hare,of .l/ettipUia, Tenn” formerly of Murfreesborough, N. C.: Memphis, July 7,1836; Mr. R. S. Bernard—Dear Sir: Alter soiling H ;i oil deal of your mfcdicine for Cholera, with enufb atisluetibn, I railed bn a fevV ol our most tespeeul do citizens, lo gel, II possible, gome MVidence of heedicney ol sold Mtedlcine, and 1 kin glad io fn lose you some certificates, which 1 (Bh confident • ill add timeh tii the ptnof already übtaihed. Hav /Sr ig used your medicine in my owh lainit; (8r shine mst violent attacks of Cholerti and Pharr Ht«a . ike pleasure in adding my cortifihNtv, iiininn—h"fl consider it the most valuable preparation ever Hide. I fitly Home is of ariy service, Von may use in any way you think best, and J shall at all iiies feel proud lo think that 1 have been called on i testily to tile many cures performed by yottr ned‘ illli. lam daily dwiribnling it over this district nd have sent some lu Arkansas, where U has beat! tied withcornplclcsuccess. Your friend. J.HARE. {KV To ptevent Impoeiiioli, a fae simile ol my amo w ill be attached to each bottle. For sale by HaviUnd, Kismet * Co., Tnog Usrftt&Co., and NelsonCaktex. PWcetl er bottle. tone 7 |3B I' , ;