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AUGUSTA HERALD.
Vol. xvn No 14.]
Ladies’ Academy,
AIOUJYT OF HEALTH!
A human soul given up to ignorant and self
WiU, is infinitely below the most abject Brute :
The same Immortal Being , trained by virtuous
exertion to the highest perfection literature
affords —is but little lover than the Angels,
and will be crowned with glory and Immor
tality !!!
THIS long established Seminary has
been in full operation 19 tears, with
out a case of /ever* Three Teachers are em
ployed, and the principal pledges himself »ot
to apportion more than 20 Pupils to each
Teacher .
“ BEAUTIES OF CHRISTIAN
ITY.” Those friends who' have procured
subscribers to this essential publication, are
requested to return lists that the subscribers
names may be inserted.
T. Sandwich,
September 21. 3t !3
-Bills on New-York,
At Sight—For Sale by
A. Slaughter & C. Labuzan.
September 21. jf
*3* HAVING notified the Clients
of the late bEABouN Jones, Esq. that the
unfinished Professional Business of the de
ceased, was placed in the hands of Freeman
Walker, Esq— But being apprised that
previous engagements will render it incom
patible for him to attend to some of the cases
of the deceased ; Robert R. Reid, Esq
Will take charge of ail cases thus predica
xneated.
Reuben Wilkinson, Ex'or.
September 21 13
I have appointed William S.
Hamill, my lawful agent dining n,y absence
from the state for a few months.
Alex. Bryan.
Ju’y 5 4
«3* During my absence from this
Sia»e fora few Months, Mr. Felix Gib3oif and
my Brother Mr. Antoine Picquet, will attend
to my business in general.
B. Picquet.
Auenst 7 7
*'** During my absence, I have ap"
poi i,iC d Mr. anmlem Bugs, (who will be
sou J a > Mr. J. Hills) to transact business
fc me, either in paying any demands against
me, or to receive for me—also to transact any
business about my Houses, Plantations, and
Negroes.
, F. Phinizy.
Jhne 15. 51
%* The Subscriber takes the lib
erty of informing the public, that at his com
modious house in Green-Street, he continues
to receive Female Boarders, and also Such
young Mail Boarders only, as are Students
ct the Richmond Academy, or belonging to
other schools in this place.
A. MILLER.
Jung ’5 5J
#% Fhc Subscriber informs his Fel“
low < uizens, that he wil be a candidate for
COLLEC 1 (JR of Richmond county at the en
suing election, and solicits on this occasion
their friendship and suffrages.
ANSELM BUGG.
Julv 13 3
%* We are authorized to annoucen
PEi’ER DONALDSON, Esq. as a can
didate for Tax' Collector, at tho asxt Elec
tion.
July 6 2
%* The subscriber expecting to be
absent from South-Carolina for a few months,
has appointed Mr. Angus Martin and Mr.
William Young, of Augusta, Georgia, his
attot nics, to whom, persons having business to
transact with him, will please to apply.
John Moore.
Mav 25 48
%* The Subscriber, expecting to
he absent from the state for a few months,
has appointed Mr. Edward J. Hardin, his
lawful agent during his absence.
• Benjamin Hall.
July 1. ' 2
Just Received,
AND NOW LANDING,
150 CRATES of the Best Assorted
CROCKERY WARE.
Selling at Reduced Price, at my Store ad
joining J. tr JJ. Howards.
A. Woodruff.
August 10 7
J UsT PUBLISH LIE '
And for sale at the Augusta Book-Store,
THE TABLE BOOK,
FOR CHILDREN,
hen fir«t Commenting Arithmetic.
Deuel & Stoutenburgh,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED ,
A SUPPLY OF
Dry Goods & Hardware :
v i z.
COMMON and Cambrick Dimities,
Calicoes, Cambricks St Cotton Shirting,
Imitation, white and Fancy Cotton Shawls,
Silk Shawls and Handkerchiefs
White and Printed Pocket do.
Madras and Cotton Flag do.
Black Barcelona do.
Black and wl ite Lace Veils and Sh?wl!
Do. Lov* do.
Leno Book and Mul Muslins
Strip* and Plaid Ginghams
Pink, Green and Black Cambricks
White and Printed Marsailes Vesting
Imitation Dresses,
Black and Colored Canton Crape
Levantine and Florreuce Silks
Black Lutestring
Cotton, Thread and Silk Lace
Habit Silk Gloves ; Tiffany Fans,
Superfine Black Broad Cloths
Double Milled Black CassimereS
Do. do. Mixed
00. do. Scarlet
Mixed Sattinet and Burling Cord
Mens and Womens Beaver Gloves
Black and White Millinett
Black and cloth col'd. Sewing Silk
Bobbins, Tapes and Nuns Thread
Plain & Fringed Sattin Sc Taffety Ribbons
White, Black and col’d. Cotton Hose
Irish Linen and Diaper
Russia Sheeting, Crape and Diaper
Black and Stripe Jean
Nett Suspenders, Silk and Thread Buttons
Pen and Pocket Knives
Knives and Forks
Scissors, House and Tailors Shear!
Shoe and Draw Knives
lea and Table Spoons
Spectacles, Elastic Knitting Pins
Post and Board Coffee Mills
Four, Five and six Inch Knob Locks
Knob Latches, Dead Locks
Trunk, Chest, Till and Draw do.
Wafer Irons
1 1-4 to 4 Inch Butts
II and 12 Inch Mid Saw Files
4 1-2 and S Inch Cast Steel Handsaw Files
Single and Double Bolt Pad Locks
1 1-4, 1 1-2 and 2 Inch iulet Buckles
Head and Throat Buckles
Flat l'ined Setts
Sharp aud Snaffle Bridie Bit!
York eyed Stirrup Irons ,
2, 3 and 4 4 Screw Augers
4, 6 and 8 Barded Curry Combs
Gun Locks »
Brass, Composition K Plated Candle Stick!
Six Feet Mill Saws
Cross Cut do.
Hand and Tenant do.
Spades and Shovels
Slates and Slate Pencils
Screw Plates—Trowels
Girnbfets— Faucits
Iron Squares—Rules
Compasses—Claw Hammers
Sad Irons, H and HL Hinges
Websters Spelling Books ,
Ledgers, Day Books and Journals
Two and three Quire Blank Books,
Fools Cap and Post Paper
Federal Calculators
Columbian Orator*
English Readers
Murrays Grammars
Testa menu and Bible!
Watts Psalms and Hymns
Memorandum and Cyphering Book!
Ink Powder
A few Dozen Morocco Skins.
August 3 6
THE SUBSCRIBER,
First Door above the Ctfr-HoTEL,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
By Recent Arrrivals from JVew- York.
' A HANDSOMK
Assortment of Hats*
CONSISTING Os
Gentlemen’s Superfine Black HATS,
Ditto Second and Third Quality;
Mens Fine RORUMS,
Youth’s ditto ditto,
Mens Fine and Coarse Wool HATS,
Morocco HATS, £tc. Etc.
All of which he now offers for Sale on the
most Reasonably Terms, by Wholesale or
Retail. *
JOHN BARRY;
August 31. 10
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for sale at the Augusta Book-Store ,
THE BALM OF THE GOSPEL.
A SERMON,
Preached in the Presbyterian Church of
. Augusta—August 13 18 t3,
By JOHN R. THOMPSON, d. d.
J*ASI OR OY SAID CHURCH.
{Published at the request of many of those
ts whom it was delivered.)
rsics 2j Cents.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1815.
L. C. CANTELOU,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
By recent arrivals from the North , an Ex
tensive and well selected, Assortment of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE & CUTLERT.
August 31 10
Selling Off.
The Subscriber*
Intending to Reside in Savannah in November
tICJCt
OFFERS HIS STOCK OX HAND,
CONSISTING OF
Dry Goods & Groceries ,
Well assorted, for Sale, at a low price for
Cash or good Tow* Paper.
fcj* Country Merchants may find gdod Bar
gains by afi/ilying soon.
F. D* LORME,
Four doors below the Post-Office.
August 31. 10
Hardware & Cutlery.
The Subscriber^
[ls addition to their lac IMFOK I’ATIONS.J
Rave Just Received by the Clarissa jrw,
from bngianj);
A VERY GENERAL AND EXTENSIVE SUP
PLY OF
HARDWARE 6f CUTLERY.
TV JT ERCHANTS from the southward,
JIVJL who wish to supply themselves with
Complete Assortments, will find the same
on advantageous terms, at No. 91, Market-
Street, Prildblaphia.
Isaac Smfedley tA Cd.
8 mo. 29, 1815 S*t 1 2
The Subscribers,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
A large supply op
HAVANNA SUGAR,
Salt,
Chrckerj, Ware & Coffee,
And are Daily Receiving ang Opening Large
Parcels of
DRY GOODS fcf HARDWARE,
Which they will sell low for Cash or Ne
gotiable paper.
iHr They wish to Load twenty-five
Waggons to Huntsville, M. territory—. 10 to
Winchester, Tennessee, and 15 to Nashville.
4* Erwin & Sons;
August 17 8
The Subscribers,
Have Just Received and are Now Opening
at their Stores in avqusTa s
A VERY LARGE
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
WOOLEN,
Cotton and Silk Goods,
ILStO—
HARD WARE.
QUEEN’S do.
CUTLERY & GROCERIES.
Which they will sell at a very made! i!e
profit, either Wholesale or Ritail , as nitty
suite customers.
A. Erwin & Sons.
WANTED TO HIKE, lea WAGGON'S 10
hav.l to Njthvillc, sad two or Ui'tt (a Avl.viil;, North-
Carolina, to Lo.d in a few dayi.
July 13 3
Fashionable Cloathing.
The Subscriber,
Has received by the last arrivcls from Nevi-
York,
A SMALL ASSORTMENT OP
Summer & Fall Clothing;
And expects in the course of a few weeks,
A LARGS MJPPLT O*
winter goods.
Which are of the best quality, and will be
sold at the most reduced prices
C. S. Buckie.
September U. 3 12
Grand National Lottery,
HAS commenced drawing :—\ few
PICKETS, may still be had of the
Subscriber; those desirous of purchasing
should appylmmediateiy, as no more are ex
pected, and the price will continue to advance
weekly. &1
C. S. Buckle, w
c r'n»pTT)Ser 14 3 12
Robinson Dalton,
commission mehchants,
No. 6, Crafts South Wharfs Charleston , S,
Tender their Services to the Mer
chant* of Auga»ia, ar>j refer them to Messrs
YVm. Sims <J Co, or fs. Lama if Sons.
June i 49
[Whole No. 846.
03* A CARD.
TO THB
FR FEMES AMD PROMOTERS OF
Female Education.
\PS- ANTOINBTTA SMITH, an-
XTM. nouneeg to all person* interested in
the prosperity of FIS MALE SCHOOLS
in this City, that in consequence of Mr.
J. B. Brow.*** appointment a* Te.acher'of
the French Language in the Richmond
Academy, she came to the resolution of sun
mittiug to the Itev'd Doctor Thompson a pro
posal to transfer her School to the Female
Department of that Institution ; provided
a coalition could be formed between herself.
Mr. Brown aud Mr. T. H. Dixon, the ap
proved preceptor of that Department. 'i X#
proposal being made, mutually concurred
with, ami sanctioned by the President, this
design of consolidating the two Schools,
will he carried into operation after the an
nual vacation on Monday the 2d of October
next.
The three upper Rooms in the
•f the Academy are appropriated for the Fe
male Classes,an d they will accordingly ba
lilted up for the accommodation of the Pu
pils.
The several branches which constitut©
the literary course of instruction iu English,
will be taught by Mr. Dixwi in connection
with Mr. Brown, under the, supervision of
the President ; who will assign to each of
the Teachers his and her'distiuct province-
Mr. Brown w ill *ea,ch the French Language*
to the Female Pupils in the forenoon, reser
ving to himself the afternoon for the tuition
of the male Pupils.
The advertiser, upon this occasion bcg<*
leave to renew her unfeigned assurances to
the parents of the youth now under her
charge, anti to those who will heneefortix.
commit their Daughters to her care, that.
She will devote her whole time aud attention. 1
to instruct and further the advancement of*
the vonng Ladies* in all the branches of
NeedJe-Work and other domestic acquire
ments, she is qualified to teach j and that;
she will zealously co-operate with Mr. Dix
on and Mr. Brown* iu cultivating the q)jndA
of the pupils, liy such methods as her expe
rience in teaching the English and FrenoJx,
Languages for a series of years, enable* her
to assert w ith confidence, to be best adapted!
to produce the desired effect.
Families at a distance front Augusta, who
nray be desiroiu of affording their Daugh
ters, the benefits likely to refiult from tin*
improved arrangements now made, iu this
important department of the Academy, arc*
respectfully informed, that the adverii*er
will continue to reside iu her present dwell
ing (Reynold-street) aud she will convert
all ttie portion of that spacious house, hills
erto occupied for the several classes of iho
school, inio comfortable lodging-rooms, trs
accommodate an additional number of pu
pils, as boarders iu her family, and *h<y
pledges herself to tile parent* who wilihou
our her with their confidence, that she will
be peculiarly attentive to the health and de
portment of the children placed as inmate*
tinder her roof.
To sensible mothers, i nth is enlightenedl
country, it is superfluous to portray tho
advantages, or to Urge the necessity, ofbes~*
towing on their daughters, a liberal u«xl
solid education* yet the advertiser bug*
j leave to subjoin a short quotation from a fe
male writer of great celebrity, tn illustrate
her own opinions tlpon this interesting sub-'
jecU—
“ Could tl/e useful and the ornamental ho*
properly blended, iu the formation of our
females, what happy effects might he ex
pected ! haw much in general, would tho
“ ho consequently mended ! for, is
“ not the ground-work of the education of
“ even the masculine race, laid by thejudg
“ meut of the feminine ? It is, how impor
tanti therefore, is the proper cultivation
u of their abilities f how essential that their
“ understanding* should receive the hpst
“ a "d n»«*t Use fa I improvement ! else, they
<l must necessarily jinplaat frivolity, if no
“ thing worse, with the first consciousness of
“ their infant pupils, ar.d prepare a fouii
“ nation too unsound to bear the weighty su
** structure which wi*e architects would
* subsequently endea vour to erect.”
“ -f mother well informed,
“ Entails a blessing on. her infant charge
“ Better than Etches” J 09
fry All person* to whom Mrs. Smith in
not personally known, nr* respectfully re fer
rfa to the itev’d. Thompson, fjof.
yi it Mr. Deorge Adams, - a iif
Mr. Uobliy, for satisfactory information ia
respect to her vigilance, and attention to the
children entrusted to her cure.
■September I*. \%
iUS ; FIi£C£IVED7 ■" *
190 PACKETS PINK,
t Hhd. Hardware, aemrird,
Crmkery,
DRV (.OOm, &c (Sc.
Low for Cash by A. BRYAN.
Autrost to -j
* . *B A M KC H E CK
For Sale at the Jiagnstn Book-Store-
