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Cldckcriiig’s Plano Fortes.
H PARSONS is thn day opening two I‘IaNO
. FORTES, made by J. Chickorhig& Co.,
el Boston.
These instruments are somethin? superior, even
from this Factory, and are worth the attention of
amateurs.
Indies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and look at them.
aug 38 193 t)
Savannah .Hail lAm\
THE subscribers would respectfully’ inform
their friends and the public generally, that 1
they have taken the above contract, and will on
and after Wednesday next commence running 7'wo
Home Post Hacks every other day on the Georgia
side of the river, leaving here at 9A. M., and Sa- •
vnnnah at 3 P M, and also on the Carolina side as
soon as they can procure Hacks from the norih, of
which due notice will bo given.
They would further inlorm the public that they
have entirely re-stocked the road (and that nothing
of the old ermains on it) with fine well broke hor
ses, comfortable hacks, and careful polite drivers,
They would farther say that;no exertions shall be
spared on their part to give every satisfaction to
those who may patronize them. Office at the Globe
Hotel. JOHN B. GUEDRON, & Co.
sept. 25, 1837 d2vv 236
OCT The Constitutionalist, Savannah Republican
and Gaorgian, will copy the above for two wc>ks
and send their accounts to this office.
Notice.
GEO. W. CRAWFORD is my legally,authoris
ed agent during my absence from the eit rol
Augusta, Geo. WM. WRIGHT,
npnl 24 IwtOct. 95
POST Notes of the Onion Bank of New
York, Chocks on Hew York and Charleston,
Tor sale by JOHN G. WINTER.
sept 8
PI4IIE subscribers, Directors oTlhe Georgia Insn-
I. ranee and Trust Company, request yon lo call
a meeling of the Stockholders of said Company, for
the purpose of amending the bye laws, and of trans
acting any oilier business which may appear neces
sary. Said meeting to he held at the office of said
Company on Monday, the sixth day of November
next, at 7 o’clock r M.
D W St John,
.1 M Adams,
II Bowdre,
J Moist,
Sskvki. llai.e,
F M Robertson,
A J Miller,
Sami. II Peck,
S Kneeland
B II Warren,
A Gould.
To W T Gould, Esq., Sec’y.
Augusta, 261 h Sept., 1837.
In obedience lo the above requisition, from a urn
iority of the Directors, the stockholders of the Gcor
gin Insurance and Trust Company are hereby notifi
ed lo meet at the office, on Monday the Gib of No
vember next, at seven o'clock, r M, for the purposes
above mentioned WM T GOULD, Sec. y.
oct 4 swim 233
liCIDOViII.
THE subscribers have removed their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Ac, to the
Uriels building opposite the tenement occupied by
them since the fire, being one d- or above the burnt
square, and one below Adna. Rowe’s old stand, at
wh eh place they are now receiving large additions
to their pn sent stock.
1 THOMAS BARRETT & CO.
sept 19 22
For Sale.
[ ) SHARES of Stock in the Bank of the
[ d L State of Georgia Enquire at this Office,
sept 25 3tw 236
' New I nbliiet Furniture
WARE-ROOMS.
FIN uE undersigned takes this method of inform-
J. in l ' his friends and the public that he intends
in a few days, opening at No. 236 Broad street, a
few doors above the Pest Office corner, an establish
ment lor the sale of a general assortment of Lulu
net It are and Household Furniture, ranmilactured
expressly for this market, and under his own in
spection, which he will warrant to beef the best
material and workmanship. He has also the
Patient Sofa Bedsled, a handsome and good ar
ticle. All of which will be offered on the most rea
sonable terms. A. IS. BAN I A.
Augusta, sept 30, 1837.
Lancasteriau Institution,
n PARENTS and Guardians are hereby notified
i that the exercises of this institution will be
Tesumed on Monday next, October 2d.
sept 30 23* ,
N. B. By a recent act of the managers, the male
and female departments will be distinct.
Bleached Sponge.
AVERY fine article for the toilet.
—ALSO— ,
Patent Gass Taper, a very neat and economical
I article, capable of bur ting all night without any
; coruiderablo consumption of oil, J’or **9‘?Jj3L a
S ept 21 ANTONY & HAINES.
nagging. Bacon,
Qftn ps. superior Dunuee Hemp BAGGING.
OUU 100 d.» light do
suitable for Square Bales
150 Coils Best Hemp Bale Rope
500 do Bagging Twine
' 10,000 do Bac in, Middlings
With a general assortment of Groceries, landing
I andforsaleby THOMAS DAVIS.
I sept 11 3tw 214 189 Broad it
- Augusta Female Academy.
-mj'KS. BOWEN’S ACADEMY will be opened
ITJL for the receplion of pupils, on Monday, the
2d of October, in the large building «n die North
aide of Reynold-st, in the rear of the Insurance
Bank. The course of studies will comprise all the
branches of a thorough and refin'd English Educa
tion, wnh Music, 1 ainling, and the Lalin, French,
and Italian languages.
sept 12 w3t 213 .
Ml*. & Mrs. Egertoii,
WILL on die 10th of October open Iheir
School at the corner of Reynold and Mc-
Intosh streets, in Augusta, for the instruction of
young Ladies. There will be butone lerm,extend-
Blg to the Ist of July.
I he school will he divided into two departments,
One, elementary, will in* lude the following studies,
viz; Reading, Orthography, Dictation, Penman
ship, Arithmetic, English Grammar, (elements,) first
lifinciplea of Composition, Geography, (elements.)
First lessons in History, and in Natural History,
(Peter Parley’s Animals,) First Princip.as ol to
lgny.
tFor which the tuition will be SSO
• The other or higher depart.nent, will include the
fellow ing branches; . , ,
(L 1 The Mathematics —Em!)racing Arithmetic and
Book Keeping, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
Navigation, Purveying, Mensuration, Astrono
my, Ac. .
2 Natural .Sciences— Chemistry, Bonny, Geolo
gy, Mineralogy, Natural Philosophy, Natural His
-3 Higher English Branches and Belles Letlres
/nteUecliH and Moral Philosophy, Polical Class
• ißook. English Grammar, Rhetoric, Criticism, Eng
lish Composition, Evidences of Christianity, Natu
ral Theology, Sacred Histoiy and Geography, In-
Cienl and Modern History, and History of the Lnl
led Slates, Larger Geography, Map-drawing Ac.
4 Latin Language and Greek, if desired. 1 cn
inanslnp continued'
Tuition SBO. ,
m In Music, French, and Drawing, the best advan
tages the city affords will be given at the usual
OCrHoard in Private Families may lie obtained
S* Apply to the principal at Mrs. Buslins directly
opposite the School Rooms.
■ iter One half payment required in advance.
Oct 5 3tw_3J3
Dissolution.
THE firm ofCitowLEY & Ross was dissolved
on i lie first October inst, by its own limita
sj 011 . Aaron Rolf a'one is authorized to settle the
claims of the la.ef.rmr CROWLEY ,
AARON ROFF.
Augusta, Oct. 5,1837.
KJ’Aaron Ross will continue the business at the
old stand on his own account.
oct 6 233 * w4w
t Negroes lor ssale.
2 LIKELY FELLOWS—one a good shoe maker
and tolerable brick layer. Apply at Dawson s
Warehouse. oct 5 233 ot
Port Wine.
J" UST received direct Imm Oporlo, Two Pipes su
perior Port Wine. For by
JOHN CORKERY,
. No 256 Broad st. Opposite tho Augusta Bank.
aog.lo IB<
OFFICIAL DRAW ING
OF THE
®foPfi« Slate Lottery.
I* Jr the benefit of llie Augusta Ithlep'l Fire Comp’y
class No’IW, FOft 1837.
1 234 5 6 789 10
$1 9 34 31 8$ 13 Sfi 54 40 41
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above numbers
as they stand are correct, os taken from the Man- t
ager’s certificate of the drawing of the Virginia
Stale I oilcry, lor Wheeling, Class No 6, lir 1837, *
draw nat Alexandria,Virginia, October 7,1837. And J
which determines ihc’nite of all Tickets in the a '
hove Lottery. ‘
A. READ, Agent. 1
Oct 10 E
GEORGIA STATE
LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE |
Augusta liidcpciifU-nt Fire Company,
Class No 39, for 1837. ,
To he determined, in pursuance of llie act passed ,
Feb. 23, by the drawing of the Virginia Lot- t
tery for the benefit ot the Monongalia Aea- ,
demy, Class No 7, for 1837.
lobe drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va. Saturday, ~
October 14th, 1837. a
D S. Gregory A Co. (successors lo Yates A Me- r
Intyre,) Managers. t
HIGHEST PRIZE
30,000 DOLLARS .
KIUItjONCIIEnG. o
1 Prize of $30,000 is 830,000 |
1 10,000 10, 00 ,
1 6,000 6,000
1 5,000 5,000
I 4,000 4,000
I 2,500 2.509
1 2,000 2,000
1 1,7471 1,7471
85 1,000 25,000 I
25 500 12,500 i
28 300 8,400
200200 40,C00
62 100 6,200
62 80 4,960
62 60 3,720
62 50 3,100
124 40 4,960
124 30 3,720
4340 20 86,800
24583 10 245,830
29705 Prizes .amounting to $506,4371
&Tickets slo—Shares in proportion.
&s“Tiekets in the above Lottery can be obtained
it all limes by country dealers and those who are ,
disposed to adventure,by sending their orders to the .
undersigned, who will given prompt attention,if ad- .
nssedlo A. READ,
Contractorand State Agent, Augusta, Geo.
Oct 10
Louisville Medical Institute •
rjMIE Trustees of this institution, properly csli- !
JL mating the importance of the duty to he per- '
formed, in selecting suitable gentlemen for the re- j
speclable chairs in a Medical School, occupying
such a prominent position and so munificently pro
vided for by tlie liberality of the city, have spared !
no pains necessary lo enable them lo obtain the re- 1
quisite information, end they have, at length, the 1
satisfaction to believe that the expectations of the 1
public will bo fully met, by tho announcement they 1
ore now prepared to make.
The lectures will commence on the last Monday I
of October next anil continue until tho last of Fo- I
bmary, on the several branches ol Medicine by the 1
following gentlen en, viz.:
Anatomy, by Jededtah Cobb M. D. (late Proses- J
sor of same in the Medical College of Ohio )
Surgery by Joshua B. Flint M. 19. (late of Boston.) 1
Institutes of Medicine and Clinical Practice, by r
Charles Caldwell M. D (late Professor of same in 4
Transylvania University.)
Theory and Practice, by John E. Cooke M. D. ’
(late Prolessor of same in Transylvania University.) 1
Materia B edica, by Lunsford P. Yandell M. D. ‘
(late Professor of Chemistry in Transylvania Uni- 1
versity.)
Obstetrics and Diseases of IV'om.’n and Children, "
by HenryMillerM. D.
Chemist! y anil Pharmacy, by John Locke 51. I). I
late Professor of same in Medical College of Ohio.) *
In relation lo one of these gentlemen, Dr. Locke, 1
it should lie stated that he is at this lime in Europe, 1
and the Trustees appointed him, believing, Irom the 11
assurances ofhis friends,that he will accept. .Should "
he decline, Chemistry will be taught hy Dr. Yandell ‘
the ensuing w inter.
The Institute has been provided with a sufficient- J
ly extensive Library, Apparatus, and all the npph- h .
ances necessary for the illustration ol tho several .
topics of instruction; ample lecture rooms have been 1
filled up for their accommodation, with commodi- *
oils smaller ones attached for Anatomical moms,
Library, Museum, Ac. Clinical instruction w.ll he 1
delivered hy the professors in the Hospital, which is
now an exlensivcnnd well ordered establishment. _
As an idea has prevailed that hoarding is exlravn- E
gantly high in this city, it is thought proper to slate ”
that it may be had, including fuel and lights, at trom '
$3 lo $4 per week, which is about as low as it con
be furnished in any American city_.
The price of the tickets is sls lo each of the
Professors, and a fee of $5 for Matriculation Slid I lie
use of the Library. Graduation fee S2O. Payment J
will he received in notes of solvent hanks of the !
States in which pupils may reside.
JOHN ROWAN, *
President of the Board of Trustees.
Imnisvillc, Ky. nag 28 [sept 22 224
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND DOLLED
TION AGENCY.
All. PEMBERTON will attend the Supe
• rior Court ot Hancock, on Monday next— f
of Edokfield, SC, i.n the 3d Monday ol this '
month, 16th—of Jefferson, on the 4th Mondry, I
23d—and of Burke, on the 3rd Monday of Novem- 1
her, 2l)th—and will receive lor collection accounts
or other claims in either of those counties, which
may be handed lo linn at his lodgings, at Mrs Fa
iif.r’s, No. —south side Rrond street, midway be- 1
tween Mclntosh and Washington streets —or left at
the Chronicle and Sentinel Office. '
Oct 5 233 '
Dissolution. i
EIMIE copartnership heretofore existing under the i
1 firm of Robertson A Benedict, is this day dis- t
solved by mutual consent. All persons Indebted I
to the late firm are requested to make immediate I
payment to J. B. Robertson, who is authorised lo n
collect all the outstanding debts, and attend to all t
the unsettled business. J. B. ROBERTSON.
L. S. BENEDICT.
Augusta, 7lh July, 1837. ,
{Kr J. B. ROBERTSON will continue tho Shoo
Business on his own account at tho old stand, and >
solicits a continuance of the former patronage ex <
ended lo the laic firm [July 25 173 f
FRAYED from - store 3014 Broad street, on „
Saturday miming last, a Terrier Slur, with (
doped oars ami tail, yellow belly and black hark;
her name is Flora. She belongs to a gentleman in
U’urrcntoti by the name of Holliway. A liberal re- ■
ward wi'l be paid if returned lo him or to
ul'-e25—173 JNO. JaMES JONES.
Notice.
THE undersigned having associated with him- ,
self in business, his brother, Henry Jessup, ,
it will ho conducted hereafter under the firm ol G. ,
R. Jessup A Co. GEO ft. JESSUP. ,
Augusta, Geo., Aug 5 183 3tn ,
New Hook*.
INCIDENTS of Travel in Egypt, Arabia Petnca, .
and the Holy Land, by an American, with a ;
map and engravings.
An Historical Account of the Circumnavigation .
ofllto Globe, illustrated by numerous engravings;
being No. 82, Haliers’ Family Library.
Altila, a Romance, by the author ofth e“Gipscy ”
"One in a Thousand,” Ac.
F„r sale by T. H. A I.C. PLANT,
july 19
Copartnership.
fWIHE undersigned having taken A. ROWLAND 1
t into partnership, the WAREHOUSE AND
COMMISSION BUSNIESSwiII Ivtconductcd un
der the firm ol Baird Rowland, .after IslofOcto
her next. BENJ. BAI RD.
septMS ‘i 0
Ladies Ilahit Cloths.
JUS 1’ received a beautiful article for gentlemen
summer Frock Coats (fashionable colors)
STOCKS.
Blark’and Saxton superior plain Bumbazin Slocks
on silk frames, made light for summer.
B. B. KIRTLAN/9 A CO.
april 17 Drapers A Tailors, 350 Broad st.
Removal.
F AH. CLARK, Dealers in Watches and Jew
. elry, have removed to the Store on the corner
of Broad'and Mclntosh streets, known as the Post
Office corner may 25 1221 f
Canal Jt'lour.
(?A BBLS. Superior Canal FLOUR, just re
t)U ectved and for sale by
W. M. ROWLAND.
ortT 31 235
Commission Business.
i HE subscriber will continue to transact a
I GENERALCOMMISSTON BUSINESS
withe city of Savannah, and will be prepared to
make reasonable advances either in cast, or by nc
■ ccnlances on consignments ol cotton, if accompan
ied by the usual documents, and instructions for m-1
l auranco and sale. Q g LAMAR
1 sept 21 ts
tioorgia Rail Road;
Ot ho 12lh instant t h.> curt conveying
ihn Western Passengers \vi*l leave tVorgia
htnl Pond Depot, every tiny at 9 o’clock/A.'3/-*»nd
arrive at Kirkpatrick’s at 10J A M, and returning will
leave Kirkpatrick’s at 3 1* M and arrive at the Depot
at 11 1* M. Art evening train wilt !so leave the De
pot «i3i o’clock, P M. every Naturdny lor Verdery’s
and leave Verderv’s at 5 1* M
Oct 4 233 C B MARTIN, Agent.
rVolii’e.
fWMIE Subscriber informs the citizens of Augusta
■ tl at he has taken n house on the corner of
F.llis A'.Cainboll street adjoining Mr. Duflie’s Coop
ers Shop, where he intends to carry on turning busi
ness in all its different branches to suit the different
work men, house carpenters concl* makers cabi
net makers and wheel rights; all turning that is in
wood to every order or draft will bo as neatly exe
cuted as can be done in the United Stales. Ho will
also carve caps of every ord >r for house columns,
and every fancy work for inside lie will also
make or repair nil kinds ot furniture, either $f ma
hogany or pine in the neatest and best mrnner.
JOHN W WALKER.
N R—lTe will make square thread cotton pack
ing screw s for planters. His price will be for screw
and tap. 830, or every five farmers who will send
him twenty live dollars, he will send a model and
such directions that they can make them at home,
oct 6 234—w I m J H W
Notice.
ON Monday the 16th inst, at 12 o’clock, an elec
tion will be held at lha Counting Room of
Moses Rolf, Jr, far Five Trustees to manage the af
fairs of the Eagle & Phoenix Hotel Company the
ensuing year.
JOHN PHINIZY, Sec’y & Treas’r.
oct 7 235 id
Smith 7 * Kcixiol Rook*.
ff HE subscriber would respectfully call the at-
K tention of Parents, school committees, teach
ers and others lo lit i following works by Roswell C.
-Smith, who is extensively and favorably known as
on able and successful teacher. The very great
popularity to which hi* productions have attained,
is sufficient proof that Ins labors in these important
branches of science are highly appreciated by llie
public
Practical and mental Arithmetic, on n new plan,
containing a co oplete system for all practical pur
poses,being iu dollars and rents, to which is added a
practical system of Hook Ke ping.
From the Journal oj Education.
“A careful examination f this valuable work will
show that its author lias compiled it, ns all books lor
school use ought to be compiled, from lha results of
actual experiment ami observation in the school
room. It is entirely a practical work, combining
the merits of Colburn's system whit copious prac
tice on the slate.
“Two circumstances enhance very much the val
ue of this book It is very comprehensive, contain
ing twice the usual quantity of manor in works of
this class; while, by judicious attention to arrange
ment ami printing, it is rendered, perhaps the cheap
est book in this department of education. The
brief system of Book Keeping, attached to the A
rithmelicjWill be a valuable aid lo more complete
instruction in common schools, to which iho work
is, in other respects,so peculiarly adapted.
“There are several very valuable peculiarities in
this work, lor which vve cannot, ilia notice, find suf ;
ficienl space. We would recommend a careful ex
amination of tho book to all teachers who are desi
rous of combining good theory with copious and ri
gid practice.”
School Geography and Allas —this work is de
signed for all classes of Laniers, commencing with
ideas tho most simple and gradually ascending in the
scale of knowledge till the pupil becomes master of
tho whole subject.
“We have examined the above work with some
attention, and take pleasure in recommending it to
parents and teachers, as inferior to no other Geogra
phy extant. The author has acquired n high repu
tation by several hooks which he Inis published for
the use of schools, among which arc the “ English
Productive Grammar,” “Practical and Mental A ith
melie,”Ac. These works are now in general use,and
are highly approved by the teachers of youth. Mr
Smith’s school hooks are all distinguished hy great
perspocuilv in their arrangement, and a suitable
simplicity in the language employed. The author
keeps the great object constantly in view, which is
instruction, and he leads the pupil from step to step
in the acquisition of knowledge, and so explains and
enforces each branch, that a reasonable attention on
Iho part of the pupil cannot fail to secure him he
di stred information.”
“Accompanying litis hook is a large Allas upon a
new and excellent plan,which for beauty and accura
cy is nut surpassed. It combines several .inportant
advantages,vv Inch are found in no other Atlas now in
use, and has been arranged and published at great
expense.
Key lo the Practical and Menial Arithmetic, de
signed only for Teachers.
Smith’s Grammar of the English language on the
productive system. This Grammar is highly ap
proved of by teachers and others throughout the
United Stales. Fur sale low hy the dozen or sin
gle, hy T HAIG PLAN I’,
net? 235
Ware-BS<siise&L’«mna»i*!sl«2a
Business.
4 GUMMING coni limes lo transnet a GENE
. RAJ. WARE-HOUSE AND COMMIS
SION BUSINESS, at his old stand, corner of
Washington and Reynold-strcels. He will make
liberal advances on Colton, Ac. in store, mid will at
tend punctually to business entrusted lo his cure,
sept 8 211
Fire I'root* Ware-Mouse.
fIIHE subscribers take this method uf'informing
A the public that they will continue to transacl
n general COMMISSION RUSINESS. Their
Warehouses are in complete repair, and they soli
cit a share of public favour. (baleful for past patro
nage, I hey assure their friends no exert ions shall be
wanting to promote llie interest of those who may
entrust (heir business to them. Their charges in
future will bo like other establishments of (he kind.
Liberal advances on produce iu store. Receiving
and forwarding goods or cotton promptly attended
to. S KNEEL AND & CO.
oug 31 295 swtf
I'oiiiiiiiMMioii Business.
fit HE undersigned being do-crons of connecting,
B the Commission wilh their other business, offer
their services lo their friends for the sale hnd pur
chase of Cotton, the receiving and forwarding of
goods to the up country; and any Merchandize for
warded to onr address for sale, will receive prompt
nltenlion. From our long experience in husiness
feel confident that we caw merit their approbation.
G. R. JESSUP AGO
Augusta, Aug 11 188 3m
Storage A’ Louimissi4»ii.
fJNHOMAS DAWSON,has taken fora term of
years, that extensive Brick Fire Proof Ware
HOUSE,and CLOSE STORES, in the City of
Augtisla, formerly occulted by ,Messrs. Musgrove
A Bnsiin, and recently by E. Bustin, Esqr. He
will attend to any orders in his line, and those who
confide to him their business, may rely with confi
dence on his best exertions for their inlerest.
AUGUSTA, Ang. IS)It, 1837.
Tho undersigned having leased Ihe Ware House,
at present occupied by him, lo Gcnl Thomas Daw
son, will retire from the business after the first
September next; be solicits fur Gcnl. D-, the patron
age of Ins former customers and friends, believing
that all business confided lo bis charge, will be
urunnitly attended to.
11 y EDWARD BUSTIN.
Augusta, Aug Isib, 1836.
Milledgeville Recorder, Journal, Standard, Co
lumbus Enquirer, Wnsbirgion News, Southern
Whig and Edgefield Advertiser, will give the above
six weekly insertions.
Aug 15 wlf 10 1
Rees Sc Beall’s
FIRE PROOF WARE-HOUSE,
AUGUST A. GA.
mHE undersigned lake this method of informing
JL his friends and tho Planters of Georgia and
Carolina,that he continues the Warehouse A Com
mission Business at llie same stand, and have, in
addition to ihe above, large, commodious and fire
proof Ware ho se, taken a lease of the Fire Proof
Ware-house on Mclntosh street, convenient to the
River and the Georgia and Carolina Rail Roads,
formerly occupied hy Heard A Cook, and recently
hy Gen. Dawson. By this arrangement he will be
enabled lo have room lo place all cotton sent lo be
stored in secure Fire Proof Buildings, and nmpk
Fire Proof Close Stores for the receiving and for
warding Goods lo the country. Wilh a strict ad
herence and punctuality in all business confided to
his care lie hopes to merits continuance ol Iho very
flattering support which he has met with for the
two seasons past. EOBERI K. UrjAisL.
sept 7, 1837 211 ‘‘Nl
KT The City papers, Recorder, Journal ami stan
dard of Union, Milledgeville; -Macon Messenger,
Columbus Enquirer, Alliens W log. Kav annah Re
nublicon, Charleston Courier, and Edgefield Adver
tiser will copy the above in their respective papers
until first November, and forward their account* for
payine.t. h " B '
Oils.
| BjHNE and LinaccJ Oil just received
iV’V aleby W.HKWSON.
A'oliro.
Tj>RO.U this Jay WM. C. WAV ceases (o trq ns-
J- art any business, as Agent, (or Joseph Shan
non. All persons imlohlrd lo the la'e agency are
requested to moke payment to Joseph Shannon and
those having demands again,! it will present them
to the same I'or settlement.
net It) 237 JOSEPH SHANNON.
lioniml Isi’OVf lor Kale.
I Oh PER for sale, on Very reasonable and accom
modating teifns, rh, place at he re I now reside,
known ns the locust Grove— Then' are One Hun
dred and Thirty six Acres of Land attached to the
[dare, between seventy anil eighty of which arc
m woods And well limbered; I lie p lire is well wa
tered with several neve'r failing spnhsl 6T find water,
and m the yard there is a well of as good t\awr ns
rnnbolound in the np-eountry of (ieorgia. The
place adjoins the pleasant and beautiful village of
Greenshoroiigli.and is in good view ol the rail road
that is now lining ronslructed from Augusta to ihat
village. It is a most desirable residence as to health,
water, and facility in travelling to Augusta and the
sea-hoard. Persons wishing to purchase aro desired
to como and examine fur themselves.
DICEY LUMPKIN,
sept 13 gvvlw 220
ToaMli Aciic.
DR. Dupont's Vegetable Tooth Ache Elixir, n
certain and immediate euro lor Tooth Aehe,
Also Osborn’s Compound of Kreusote, warranted
to cure Tooth Ache il occasioned by an exposed
nerve, and I he directions are strictly fallowed.
Just received and for sale by
ANTONY 4 HAINES,
20 832 Brond-st.
Select F< male School.
J I.VS S rOVV will return to (bincity in Oct. and
iTI. open n School in Washington street north of
Broad street, for a limited number of young ladies
Instruction will he given in the various branches of
a refined and liberal education. For particulars,
reference may be made to Ur. A Cunningham.
Sept. 23 , ts 225
Piano M'ortes,
HP ARSONS is this day opening n new sup
• ply of those superior PIANO FORTE* made
by J. Chicliering ij- Co., ol Bcslon, and Simian,
Worcester iV Dunham, of New Yolk.
Tlusshipinent, together with a very large slick
of recent importations, makes the nssor’mciil very
complete,and well worth the attention of purehn
-1 sers. These instruments have been selected with
groat care, and purchased at the present reduced
cash prices, and are probably lower than any ever
offered before in this place.
H P. would also inform the puhlio, (which from
long experience he can do with prudence,) that he
guarantees that these Pianos will stand in time in
this climate longer limn any others offered.
Pianos purchased of the above, (if in town,) will
be kept in perfect time twelve inenlh, without
charge; after that time, one dollar will ho charged
for each tuning.
Also on hand Five Second Hand Pianos', some
of which aro in good order, and (or schools, are ns
good as new. sept 21—223
Ahkiislh Female Meminary.
IjUIE Winter A’csston of this Institution will com
monce on the first day of October, under (he su
perintendence of Mas. 11. 1,. Moise, assisted by a
competent Male and female Teacher. Ev<ry effort
Ims been made to render this .Seminary equal to any
in the Southern Country. All the brandies com
prising a complete course of English Education will
be taught. Also, french, Spanish, Abisic, and
Painting, together with the Classics and a Course
of Lectures on 'he higher branches.
TERTIS, per quarter of |3 weeks.
First Course —Orthography, Reeding, Wri
ting, Arithmetic and Elementary iliandies of
History, Grammnrnml Geography, ,$3 00
Second Course. —History Sacred and Pro
fane, Modern, arnl Ancient Geography, Grgm
mer, (’using Orthoepy and Dictation, $lO 00
Third Course. —To the above will be added
Reading, and Parsing Blank Verse, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Botany, Ornithology,
Composition, Mythology, Bioginphy and Lec
tures in Rhetoric and Belles Leltres, sl2 (K)
French, .Spanish and Latin, each, $3 00
Music, on the Piano, (Entrance to new
Pupils $5.) sls 00
Do. on the Guitar, $lO 00
Drawing and Painting $lO 00
Boarding, SSO 00
Fuel, for Winter, Session, $1 00
Every effort has been made to render the Board
ing Department comfortable, and strict attention
will he paid, as horotuf ire, to Ine morals and man
ners of young Ladies entrusted to iMrs. M's care.
sept ‘J 213
Notice.
f | THE undersigned will purchase unciirrent ironey
1 ami limy always he (bund at the Georgia .Stale
I Lottery Oflioc, No. 220 Broad street.
aug3l A. READ.
Leaf Hal*.
A FEW dozen Youths Palm Leaf Hats, just re
ceived and for sale by
June? 133 CLARKE & HOLLAND.
New Flour,
OF a very superior quality, just received, and for
sale by HANu & SCRANTON,
july 18 1f,7
Fiano Foi lc & illusic Saloon
nriro
2C.0 King: at reel, CHA KLESTOV, S. C,
f I THE subscriber would inform the public that ho
-I has opened the above establishment, and lias
at this lime on band a largo stock of those justly
celebrated PIANO FORTES, made by Messrs *S'to
dart. Worcester & Dunham, of New York. These
makers have gained a reputation probably nolo
quak'd in the eoun: ry. As evidence of this fact, re
ference may bo had to the decision of the Profes
sion in New York conjointly.
Being made of the very best seasoned materials,
and pceulia ly constructed for strength, these instru
ments stand in tune longer in a southern climate,it is
believed, than any others offered.
In equality of tone, quickness of touch, power
and durability, they certainly stand unrivaled.—
They are recommended lo the public with eonfi
they will sustain the highest char
acter.
Also on hand at litis lime, and receiving, a large
■ assortment of Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Cliirionctts,
Violincollns, //orris, Bugles, Accordions, Music
Boxes, Strings, Reeds, Bows, Bridges, die To
gether with an extensive slock of standard and fash
unable Music for Pianos, Guitars, Sic,
Country dealers supplied on reasonable terms.
aug2s—2oo K S JACKSON
fjjco. IC. & (jo.
OFFER for Sale, on reasonable forms
200 ps. Gilroy# bout Hemp BAGGING, 43
• and 45 inches wide.
100 do Flax do
20 hhds. prime St. Croix Sugar
20 do N. Orleans and Forlo Rico do
50 barrels Boston Rum
25 Hilda, prime St. Jngo Molasses _ £jj
100 bags green Culm Coffee
£SO barrels prime Nr. Jago do
£SO do A/onongahela Whiskey
50 do Baltimore do
20 do “ FlielpV Gin
25 do “ Wh tes" do
20 qr. casks Marseilles Madeira Wind
50 kegs Nails, assorted
20 lands fionf Sugar
20 do No 3, Mackerel
Salt, Iron, Steel, Twine, Sacking, Began, Rice,
Taa, Ate. with u general assoriment of Groceries,
aug 1H 101 2in
Fop Sale.
SEVEN PAIR OF C ARID AGE HORSES;—
Four of which are Northern horses. They
arc all well b/oke, gentle and serviceable, mid can
be purchased it reasonable prices. Persons desi
rous of suiting themselves are requested to call a
m» Livery Stable back of the Eagle, 4 Phomix Hu
tel. HIRAM N. WILSON,
aug 8 ts 185
Wanted.
CORDS of Seasoned Oak and Hickory
Wood,of the best quality,
aug 12 il iAD & BCRANTQJV;
fl’lO RENT.—The store on the north side of Broad
X street, No 277, next door to Richard Allen’s at
present occupied by C Churchill. Apply to
July 22 171 swif IIENRV H GUMMING.
Fresh Fish.
A LOT of No. 3 Mackerel, Glmceslcr brand
Also Noh. ] and 2 in halThbls., for family use.
Just received by HAND & .VCRANTONI,
july 18 H>7
6 3 RIME Si. Croix Sugar and oil While Java
Coffee, for family use, for sale low by
• july 18 167 HAND SCRANTON.
It.-mk «r Stock.
' NE hundred Shares Bank of Augusta Slock for
r I Vr sale by
W. E. 4 J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers
juneSG H 9
j Kfk KEGS Leaf Lard, jn.t received and for sale
OU low by
W. E. & J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers,
july 17 I6G
natch for SIOO9 nvirfe; ;
WILT, come off over the IzifayeUc Course on
Tuesday week, the 17ili ins', a .Match lie-
Ureert Mr G Edmonson's gray hit rae.Tnmbftll, and
, Me Lewis LoVels liofsc.-Bliie Block, iuV SIOOO aside
1 —half forfeit.
| A Rfirbacue find htcoiriry RMVi-ghfiTefifs will be
f/ffr/lshed. Set 7 SSS trt
t Augusta Seed Store.
, ir/toletale and Detail, Jiroad Street, Hear the
[ lower Market,
THE Augusta Sped Store will lie re-bpetfed thi
the Ist Noxentb .. w t en a new and complete
aaaortmnr.t of Gortau s. ... most of which are ob
tained from the •■' • ■ will be for sale, also soma
of their nr', <i t u. mu All filers ( r ,, m
I country d ..■ th discount al
lowed u " ,
I Tli ■: all
I hi I Vi? ', il 11
' ; ■ ICTt j. 1! J. SI’.RX HI- i
N. B to cant us'si'rimeut ot‘ It tnblo
and a elioicu celrtiilioil of Flow, • , ii, , n,u
. and Tuberous Routs, Green Hun-". ~, :• ,\ , .
■lulls Flero ittioiiili
I . „ SUPPORTERS.
I fIOGETHER w ith a large assort in uol// i
■ X and other Trusses of a superior kiiui. Ju.-i iv
f coivet! and for sale by (
i ort7 ANTONY A HAINES I
A. Ivcrscii’H 11 lisle Slope 1
217 Ilioad-st. a few doors below the Augusta Bank,
JViiim’t Grand Jetton I’tano Fortes,
¥ have opened this day 6 Piano Fortes, raanufnc-
lured by Nunn’s, Clark & 00. New York.
I hose instruments are all first rate and far superior
in every respect lo Kuril, ns 1 have seen offered to
I lie pulilie since my stay hero. Gn account of their
peculiar improved construction they will also keep ,
in tune longer, limn any olh rs offered, (or which 1
pledge my ,>e ifpssional experience.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and judge (or themselves. A IVERSEN. 1
Oct 4 232
S|iani*ii Lccchc*.
.i FRESH supply, just received and for silo by
/«- ANTONY & HAINES,
sept 18 232 Broad-street. .
imMTISTKI.
flllTEsubscriber having returned from his rail in
X. the country, is now ready lo wait upon any
who may nerd his Professional services lie can i
ho found by calling at his residence opposite the j)
Masonic /fall. E. OS BO RAT,
sept 18 if ‘220 Surgeon Den list
Heady ITiadc Izincii.
S SUPERIOR Fine l.inon and Cotton Shiits, cut
and made in (behest possible manner expressly
lo our order; fine Linen Ruffled ami Plain Bosoms,
also, 50doz. best round and square end Collars,&c,
H. B. KJUTLAND & CO.,
mareh3l 75] Merehant Tailors. 250 Brond-st -
| eFTW ICH’S Jhst Chnl'hiff Tfthocco , for sale i
Xj by ANTONY & HAI/VEN, e
sept 22 232 Brond-st.
Alabnnra & Florida Tlonuv. -
BOUGHT hy the subscriber, No. 11*7 Bread
SI reel. [sept If.J E I) COOKE. i
T. Avcpell,
D II AP E 11 AND TAILOR.
253 nnosn HTUKBT,
HAS just returned from Now York, with a full
and clegnnj assoriment of fresh and fiishinua- ,
hie Cloths,Oassiiners, and Vestings, also of fancy
articles, viz; Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, Nuspenders,
Drawers, &.C..&C. Also a variety ol articles entirely j
new. 1
He will make to order for cash or ere lit, vvorrran
ted fils. Superior workmen engaged.
On the counter a full suit of New York clothes,
latest stylo.
sept 19 If 281 (
Chuuk* n
ON NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE.
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. 1
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
CAMDEN.
COLUMBIA. «
SAVANNAH, .
MACON, J
MOBILE,
NEW ORLEANS,
For sale in sums to suit piirehas-rs. Notes collected
on any ol the above (ibices, Gold and Silver, and
unciirrent money bought and sold.
<Muki JOHN G. WINTER,
sept 10 dim 221
‘ iflr. Pinckney’* Oration.
BEFORE the two Socictie* at Athens on the
duv oftor the commencement, ju*t received and
for sale by RICHARDS & aTUY.
Bcpt9 213
H A WKINSViLLE AIONE V taken at parT for
Good«. or in payment ol debts duo the sub
rib cr. (uug 17J E.D. COOKE
Fire Wood—Hrren or Dry
I WILL DELIVER WOOD in any part of Au
gusta, a' the following prices—cash on delivery; ,
nny wood. orkkn.
5 cords at $20,00 5 cords nl $17,50
|0 do 40,00 10 do 35 00
20 do 75,00 20 do 05,000
50 da 180,00 |6O do 150,00 I
The woo I muM !"■ 1u• i d Uu.-ii. ,I hi mil; •of
Septerah-s '> u"! ' ,'•
Writ . ■ "i Lr- h P " I/- ■ . i ■ &• C - ;.i
ehael’s, oj u! Dr i’u I
tion. M *i. 1
sept I -06 |4
Vanclusc Colton Qsttaburgs. (
Snowden 4* Shear-
HAVE Just received from the Vaueluse Far; 1
a large supply of Cotton Osnahurgs; also, <
Lsolnys for Servant'll wear, lo which they respi-c
fully invite the attention of Planters.
sept ‘J SU
Coach Making. i
a The Subgcriher having purchased ol
Mr. CliQi'lcM Is. Hall, his GOADII M A J
1(1 m EATAOLIBIIMKNT, occu- <
pied by him for Bertie yearn nail, and n
formerly hy Mf.ThomnH Gi Hallj siiu
nled oil Ellis Blrefft, in the of tlio United
//(pci; he will keep constantly on bund VEHI- j
CLES of his own manufacture and all kinds of j
Carriage Furniture, ail ol which will bo sold on the (,
most reasonable teims- li
Vehicles ol every description made lo order. Re- j,
pairing done w .lb neatness and despatch.
.Second hand Vehicles On hand, which will 1)0 -
old dt very low prices. R. V. GOETCHIUS.
Aug 15 3m J
BHBjBI ’
A SUPPLY of the nbov? celebrated medicine '•
warranted a spaedy and lasting cure for Ague l '
and Fever, and every symptom of general debility.
Just received and (hr sale wholesale and retail, by
THOMAS BARRETT A CO.
Appointed Agents,
March 22 C?
(■eorfiin Scciieif, ]
Ct If A R ALTERS, I N(HDENTH, 4c , in the First
/ Half Century of tho Republic, by a Native
Georgian.-*The balance of the cdi'ion of the above
worn for sale by tbodo'/eii or single, by
mly 2fi T. If. 41. C. PLANT. v
LLIIIKK X, HOLLAiXD,
ukalbriis
CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES.
At'onaT.v, Jusk 20. 141
Wantc4l to hire. ,
Ij* TO 20 good negroe rnen to xt’ork on Kecllon ,
,i)l3 Georgia Rad Road, gening out Timber, the (
situation is as healthy as any part of the State, li ,
miles from Augusta Apply to- ,
WEBSTER, PARMELEE 4 CO ,
Juno 9 Slawtf 135 j
Indian’* Panacea. Ac- 1
A few boxes of Indian's Pnnneoa, Green's Vege- j
0 I\ table Tonic Mixture, Rownnd’s Tonic Mix- t
lure, and most of the fashionable patent medicines
of tho day, for sale by
spriliW W.HEW6O.N
j <tuna\ .v.Vdc^mmi^io^
J/K *ul»*rrihcr hnving taken I lie More former
* ly occupied hy SR I 'lnrkson, next door be
low Bnnnmik's corner iniends fob..wing tli- nlsive
hovincs* gennnliy, uno rerfpefilltfly lofted* a -hare
o( public (nilroim.
jo hs s. mrrciitNffftN;
Rm-nEvcE- i >.vnrd Timings, Roe. A Heal),
Robert Lamb r' Richards A Stoy, May 4
Burnet.
T1... Coh.jiiA.ft. avoiiiiufl tfml
v liarloAtmi * ouriur will r.»py tin* above for oflcs
month and fund their accounts to this office.
-pep I 26 227
Richmond Mltcrill’* dink*.
ber next, at the lower Market Honee.iir the
city of August*, within! the fcgrll ÜbUr* f/f sale, One
l|rrmiret! nnd Fifty Sf/rirCrf (if the Fafpiiaf Stuck of
life Georgia Insurant:* itod Tfnst Company* which
was trahblerrcd t»y . jr&rfn Molae to John I’liinizy,
President of the office of discount and deposit of the
Hank of the State of Georgia, u* ytngnstji, which
Hh\v Ntnndtf tin the hooka of *nid company in the
nmn* tff John Phinizy, f‘resident, ns per certificate
iNijf. 381, bearing date October I, 1836, and signed
Thh’s. S MclcafT, President, Wfn. T. Gould, Secre
tory. The same levied upon ns the property of Ja
cob Moise, to satisfy an execution froiu t fie Superior
f ,f> nrt of Richmond county, upon the foreclosure ol
i n m ' tre,ibe Bank if I tie State of Georgia Vs
. Jacob Jduise.
Ui HARD F BUSH, SUcriir, R. c {
154 wids
• !’ triN? ".;: r—The saleoftlie above pro*
; :i■••him! I -i i the lint Tuesday in Sep
11 n> rlo ti ■Hi i / : day inJOctobernext.
' ■ K F BUSH, Sh’ff.
I- > ' ue above stock is further post
i i I hi, I' M Tuesday in December next.
It F HUSH, Sh’fT R C
. & •par I ii er felt i p.
| !•; iU< undersigned having connected with him in
J *be Grocery business Mr. N. Hamilton, of
CborlcNton, S, (J. the business will in future be con
ducted under the linn of Skinner A Hamilton, at
Mtwsrs. KowedcSmith sold stand, Mi. 347, north
side of Broad street, Augusta, Geo.
EH. SKIMMER.
h;st received nnd Ibr sale hy Skinner A Hamilton, (
20 hhds Sugar
20 do A/olhrrcs
20 bids N Odo
20 bbis N Gin
20 do Whiskey
10 do Mo do
20 do N E Rum
100 bags prime green Coflbo
60 kegs Nai.s
200 picecß best Heiv.p Ragging
20 coils Bale Rope
Holland Gin, Cognac Brandy, Jamaica Rum,
Wine* of all kinds, A’cgnrs, «l r c. Ac.
Sept. 23 . . 4tw 225
1 lie CoPßtitntionalist will copy the above three
limes weekly and present their accounts to
SKINNER A HAMILTON.
NEW
Timothy ami Clover Hay.
A FEW Kind* ..( excellent quality, well cured, (ui
sale by N. B. MOORE,
July 18 162 svvil
Just Received
AND fir sale, a supply of Osborn's P'lilolokan
or Female’* friend A liberal deduction will
bo made lo those who pnrbcnse to »ell again.
HAVILAND, KIBLEYA CO.
. jjino 19 143
J BROUGHT lo Augusta Jail on 22ml
inulnru a negro n<an who cull* himself
JOHN, says lie belong* to William Dan
iel, n .peculator, that he ru away from
linn ul Gr.easborougb, Alabama, be is
40 year* obi, 5 loot 8 incite* high, dark
complected, and rat her thin viaage The
owner i* reqneatod lo come f'orwiird,p>y
expense*,and tike him from Jn I.
DU MORGAN, Jailor.
Sept 23 hi u 225
raraNoh .V IJmhrellaN.
ICASK latestslile I’ara.ol* >V l.adie*’ Umbrella..
1 (lo sup. Gentlemen's Silk and Cotton do.
Jn.t received, and for sale by
april 5 J. I*. SETZE ACO.
UTKMO AI) DOMIN’ A f.SIJ PPORTEKB.
AN (idditiannl supply (different size*) of ibi* val
uable instrument, received and for sale hy
may 10 102 KITCKBN A ROBERTSON.
HIR'l'S.—A splemlid nssorlmonts of French
Muslin Shirts, jtiNl received and for sale by.
CLARKE & IIOLcAND.
may 2 102.
IBniNlicM.
CLOTHES, Hair, Nail, IMnlo, Con b, Horve, nnd
fin* Dusting IlnisheH—r omprini.ig un elegant
aßKortmcnl, jinn icceivcd and for cite by
april 29 W. HEW SON.
•»n CoiiNi^iimrnl.
As \ BOXES Superior TOBACCO, Iro'n the Man
'-»* I ulacturcr at Lynchburg. For side by
GEO. U. JESSUP & CO.
sept 22 223 .w4w
IVew Herring-
PA BOXES NEW HERRING, jn.t received
OU and ibr .ale by
W. E. A J. U. JACKSON,
sept 14 Auctioneers.
H :t 8 jf.
inf! PIECES geo,l /' nip BAGGING,
100 do extra, do do in bags.
For sale low by JNO. G. W.NTER
sept 28 fit 220
I’l-cNh liiliir.
1 AA Cask. Tbomii.loii Ltinnjurt rcceiv.nl and
JLvrvr w ill be .obi lon if applied for soon by
THO.WA.V JL WYATT. A CO.
July 31 , 178
Hamburg owi-or, t
April 18, 1837. <
[Vr of ICE i. giveni that pay nent of freight for
IV Merchandize by the Rail road will be requi
red at (ho Depository on delivery ul Ihe Goods.
All Goods not lukun froth the Depot, within
tvventy-ibnr hours alter nolice of arrival find delivery
ifgiven, will be sent tod manic stobh, at the
owner or consignees oxponco.
april 19 91J A. ft. HAIG, Agent
f fit HE subscriber would respectfully inform bs
JL friends and customers that be will conlinue In
-■ •rev on the CABINET BUSINESS at the old
-f the I’ig Bedstead, nearly up|iusile
t ■; Vi.'-.-iill A'. Siri n«' Wnre-llrinso —And lilts
-i t M int of CABINET FUR-
Ml! ulv, ..I ti.c - t workmanshipondlatest fash
eil., t . lb -to , ,tensive assortment oi
I, • df.'l.iin;-,,' .vc.,allof which be will
o. iilv tm cun 1.,, ptiiciiased in tbi.city. 'flic
i:-ii.-!i •>) IJ.-1 M, 1 , ■ " i'll knownlomnny,! tell
h. Im-s the N ■- in; *pi ' cs, nnd will continfae to
! I : l-.'.v MOV 111 111 111 tllO United Sillies,
j 17 CALVIN WILLEY
Hosiery.
g ' FNTLEMF.N superior Black and White Silk
VJI Derby rib’ll Half Hose, do. While Spun Silk
Jn., Clergymen mu, do. Silk and Cotton do., Fancy
Check Silk do.i White and Brovin f-ottun do. Just
received by If. B. KIUTLAND A CO.
71/brcliant Tailors, 230 Broad si.
_ march 31 TJt
PRIME St. Croix, ami Cheap I’urln Itico Sugars
Also, Felon’s pure Molasses Kuio, .Irtncks’
best Gill, Wcslcrli Whit key, add Very supferllll- Mo
lasses; nil on the river nnd daily expected end hill
be sold from the wharf cheap for cash,
tug 12 HAND A SCRANTON.
Panic Blacking.
MOSS’S J’JSrii BLACKING, equal lo
the beat in the ll'urlj.
THIS Blacking possesses every desideratum in
so indispensable an article; if holds in enm
mnallon a large proportion of excellent oil, is pre
pared Irom the best material,, on strictly scientific
principles,is warranted bylbo manufacturer,lu pro
duce a quick and brilliant polish without injury lo
the leather, and to stand the leal of every climate.
For sale hy ANTON V A //ALVES.
/Vo. 232 Broad street,
sept 2fi 227
Just KcCCivrd,
NEEDLE worked Muslin Uapcs and Collars,
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs!
I ps superior bl’k Bomb iZine, ,
Superior Undressed Irish Llilens;
—ALSO — i
Gent’s Slocks. Linen Bosoms and Collar*!
which Will be aolil cheap by _ i
jnlj 12 162 T. 11. WYATT A CO,
Praclicc ol* Niiwrii i
.MEDICAL COLLEGE, GEORGIA, /
Auousta, Sept. 1, 1837. f
HAVING been connecled wilh llic Medical Col- ,
Inge of Georgia, as Profetter of Surgery,iu
ring the lust five years, nnd di-sirou. ofdevuting my
lime and attention particularly to this department
ol my profession, I would give notice to those resi
ding at n distance, that Patterns reqnirl ig Surgical
services can tie provided wilh hoard, Ac in ibis
city, to suit theif circumstances ; ond that negroes
left or sunt to ray corf, will bo furnished with econo
mical and comfortable quarters.
The poor will nt all limes lie admitted into the
Hospital, which is under the professional care of
the Faculty, and operated on gratuitously.
PAUL F EVE, M. D
Sept I 803 ts
I 4 ifWKIA UnroN.
WILL come, off over the . La FAYETTE
CfIURSEjOa Moiutni/,, ihe 4th d Of pf D*.
comber, 1837, the day preceding the ieiiHWt «*
• nunl Chib Races,
MATCH t on SSOWI ARttlE
; FIEROVV vg.cRAfH.OTTE BARNES.
Turtdny .W.—-Cnhsiake,2 mile (tents,s3oo eft
tnr Ore, bull forfeit—6 snbscnbeis and Cbwed.
’ —8 mile Clubphhe,
| Thurtdny llfi.— 3 mile I Cats, Joctey Cl Oh purse’/
9700. 9200 of this purse lo l>e given to the’ second
. best horse in the rt.cp, provided more 'ban two hor
ses start lor said purse, and is not distanced ih the
race, wldi-b will cmiilv Ibe winning boise 10 9560.
’ Friday, Hih. —4 mile In nti, Jockey Club purse,
91500. SSOO oftli-s piitsC In bcgircn (tithe scimnd
lies! hors?in il-e race, provided shore (hah two far
scAslarl for can! pin- --.and is not distanced ill the
race; which « ill.: i,i ■ ..winning l.orsc to SlltOO.
Saturday 9M 1 kmc 3 best in 5, Jockey
Cdb porsi’! 9400.
J A3IF.S LAMKIN ACO.j
eepl 12 815 I’roprielOm.
On the ItiVcr.
’ QA MUDS prime retailing Mohsses, SO barrel*
Northern Gin,S’t. Croix ahd Forto Rten Su
gar, nil «f w hich will he gold fery lo*v for cash, of
approved prtper, by
i Hand a .vciiANtON.
Lciiliemt n’a Ntocks*
ANDlloysnnd Children's Pain; I/iaf Capr.Jus
received nnd forsnlo by
W.M. 11. CRANE,No.S!2I,hroaJ-«t
April II 84
('jpress NSiini-Tlcsi.
,& SUPI’LY just received and for sale;
Cl. A I,SO,
3000 pounds of Leal l.ard, by M. M, DYE.
June 12 ts 137
iflr. I*in<• kilty’s Orntioilr
BEFORE the two Sbeielios nt Athens Oil liter
ilnv afioi the coixmenccnicnl,just received and
for sale by T H. A 1. C. PI.A/VT.
sept 9 813
Molasses, A’Ct
OAA PIECES of HEMF BAGGING;
1000 IL'ody made Colton Bugs, adperiof
quality,
]OO piece* Light flagging/43 inch., for square
bales,
20 hhds retailing .IfufassMi
10 bids Sugar,
10 piece* Sacking, fnr sale bji
S. KNEEt.AND A C(J.
any 31 309 suit
.fast Slcrcirtffj
AFKEN’H sttpply of White lead nnd Oil* at vd*
ri.ois fjnnlil es, and for sale low, hy
16 ItITCIIE/V A ROBERTSON.
t« aiii’E,
AVALIMRIaK //uuho Roy. dt tlii«
office. m«y 8 207
AtfiiiiiiislriiliMx Notice.
POUR iilonlliH lifter time, npplicktiorf will be
I. inutiti to (lie Honorable* t the Inieriaf Court of
Ricbmoml c»ufuty< whilst nilllhg bn n Court of Or
(liimrjri for leave to tell ihe belonging Id
tdo F.slale of VVeMtern 11. 'l'liomtui, <lcrenned, for the
benefit ul lhuheirN,niK( etcdiforH ofauid Ftidte.
EMMKLINE F. THOMAS*.
wpt 5! 207 Adminintrairix.
Ml rayed or Mtolen.
rj'ROJ/ ll e siibscrilier’a vvagllii nt Applibgj Col 1
umliin couiity, f)0o ,n Yellow Norrel HORSE
about nine years oi age, large frame, heavily bbilt (
otlnr particular* not remembered. A reward ol
Twenty Dollars will ho paid or bis delivery, nr any
inlurniiilioii that may be giv.n will be innnkfUlly re l
ccived. IllllAJ/N. WILSON
Augusta, june 3 ts 131
Oflnce ol' Tr.'tiispoi'tafioii^
Ai n bit, Eobruary 22,1837;
IV OTICE is civoii that front the Ist March, ltd
J N Paneuget Curt will rlcparl from Hahibtira ami
Charleston, daily (.S'lmday's eXeepled) at S o'clock)
A. M.,and run throughibesameday
W)l. UOIIEIITSON.JtI.,
A gent Transportation S. C. C. A It. IL Ci
Ecl>. 24 . 41
(la ns I cal X Mchool.
fIXHE slibHcrillor will retinae hi* ecbdol it i Mon l
Jl day I lie 2d Os October, at SnipelodgC, on the
rear of the I’rcsl yidrian Chilrcbj in lid boose now
occupied by Mr Smduraind, and from hi* long ex l
jMlriunee jn the Instruction of youth, be wishes in
ml..rni bis friends and ibo public that (here will b«
no want of cxcitidn on bis pirn Id merit the appro
bation bf dll w ho may Ihvorl im iViill llu-ir pstron
ilge. Ho promise* to prepare youth for ally Os the
college* i I Ibi* or the adjacent Staid*, and also
Will giVo Instructions 111 any Uflhe English branch
es usually Wilgbl in Our Southern Academies. Re
ference coil be made 10 Dr. ,Dillon Ahlttny, John
P. Nolle, Erq and HersHnl V. Johnson, Esq iH«
biller genilcmnn has been a lormer pupil of his.
Other gentlemen may ha referred 111 if required.
DANIEL. MsilOSY,
Sept, ts 3tw 225
Tlie other ciijr papers will publish the above
throe limes weekly.
lnlbi'iualion to Travellers*
flAlfE following line ol Coddles leave the general
JL Couch Office! Augusta:
United Stales Moil Conch tor Montgomery anil
Mobil’, by the way of Wnrrei lon, Sparta, Mil l
ledgeVlllo, Ddccn, KiioXvilln, Talbolon, ( olumbul)
Ac. leave* every day, ni lialf past 2 P. M.
Telegraph Couch, for Montgomery, Tuscaloosa,
and Colutabus, Mississippi,leaves daily nt halt past
7P. M., after the a. at ol ilio cars trout Charles-
United States iU.iii <"•, a,o (o'- WnSbinglort ciljt|
lassing through Columbia) Camden, C'horow, Fay l
Ctviile, Raleigh, Pcieislinrg, Kich n ond, and Frede
ricksbug, leaVcs daily at linlf past 4 P. M.
Mdil i/'odch (hr Climnn, Kdrsyth Ond Thottldstoit)
leaves Iri weekly.
Mail Coach fur Powcllon (irednabdro’ and Dadh
sbn, leaves tri weekly.
Mail Coach for Covington, dnd Decolor, leaves
twice rdt.-h Wfeck.
Mail CoSch tot Alarieltrt, Gulden Doubt, All**)
Coasvillo, and Rome, leaves Iri weekly,
Extras furnished as the shortest notice.
WM. FULLER A Ct>.
sept 13 215 Ini Proprelor*.
Private Boartlinjfi
riMIE Subscriber him taken the Brick Building of
J- Mr. Bcimcx, on Bridge Row, tmo door below
Mr Joseph's, where bo intends 10 lake in Private
Boarders low. llm table will be supplied with S*
good as the market affords, nnd be hopes in share
a part of public patronage The lionso will he ottetl
cd on tbo first of October next. Person* wishing
hoard will p'ense give him u call,
sept 11-21711 S, J. ffTVAUt.
ik per ceiil premium given for note* of the Cen
tral Bank nl Geo., also a liberal prennutn ftil
n tes of the liisutiincb Bank of Columbus, nnd SpO l
duly JOHN G WINTER,
sept 8 807 2toJlrond*ti
Ili'. IjViij. Uonfflassj
BURGEON DENTIST)
J r AS returned lu the city and resumed tlie diitiesd
I JL hi* prulusuipn, at hi* residence comer Os Broad
nnd Jackson streets, over lire store ul Messfts.Clarkd
.McTicr A Co. ts Oft 4
Tooth Ache r i ooili Ache f
WHO would Keep the 7'OOJ'II ACHE if
they could get rid of it 1 7'lns cvfcry on*
edn do by using Osborns Compound of Krcosolc. It
not Only relieves I be sufferer from Ihe agony of tooth
ache, but it checks decay and slop* inffdmtttalioit
of lb* nerve- Li» warranted lo effect a perfect cure
if tile puin is produced from t-Xposilrc Oftlicjnerve*
of the tooth, and llte directions life Strictly folk)"ed.
A supply of this valuable article is ruat rucMvcd
and for sale by
ang 22 187 HAVILANU, (UsLEY A CO.
Storage ol* wot or dry goods
MAY bo had ill a fire proof building, ill 8 safe
and central situation! by applying nt ihe cotj
nerof Iter and .Vltlnioah street*. iFeb 3 88
Nlockhi
A Few dozen fine Silk and Satin Stocks; (receiv
ed this day.) Also, a few dozen fine Linen del.-
with an additional supply Os Summer Clothing,
which they rdfer at prices to suit the timet
PRICE* MAEEErtV,
may 20 118 Drapers and Tailors.
fr'rcMli Flour,
JUST reccivednnd fur stile hy
HAND A SCRANTG
July 14