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AUGUSTA CHRONICLE I ' AND GEORGIA GAZETTE. , .. , j> . ■ n —“i r i ■■■■«,„ , -- , . . . *■ ftrOL XX3&3 SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1817. [No. iS43.J gi »H» VA CHRONICLE, a*d SIA GAZETTE, PUBLISHED BY YCKINGK & PEAR RE, , H»e»AT AND BATUUDAT, irs per annum, Payable in Advance. jl .■' i •<-. ' • iKew THE Subscribers having ibeir interest in the Angus - onicle tSf Georgia Gazette, per now appears under that They hope their joint ex will be such as to ensure , continuance of the liberal age they have heretofore en nd for which they tender warmest thanks. 1 extensive circulation of the (a Chronicle & Georgia Ga will render it an object of eration to mercantile and ad ertisers, who wish to metal notoriety to their pub- IS. s of publication, and terms cnising, the same as for observed by the Editors of ronicle. J, E. KE AN, B. f DUYCKINCK, G. jfr. S. PEALilli. sh Boots &hoes 1 Subscriber respectfully informs s f lends and tire public in gene ;he has Just received a complete ent of SHOES, 800 IS, &,c.— a offers tor sale at No. 4. Bridge rectly opposite Mr. John Miller’s tore. sortment consists principally of French and American Morocco ers, all colours, full trimmed, hionable English Kid ditto, with vithout heels. do. do. do. Pumps—all co , with and without heels, ). black and coloured Morocc oad and narrow sirups, ry Sandals, all colours, with ami ut heels, full trimmed, kson do. do. do. do. do. do. Lierloo’s, with <s* without biuu.tr*, :k and coloured Morocco Walk* hoes, ;nch do. do. dp, k Sole do. do. Do. Village Pumps and Shoes, ot Kjd and French Morocco, Do. Black and colou ed Morocco Bootees with and without heels, Misses black and coloured Morocco Slippers, full trimmed, Do. do. do. Kid do. uo. do. SO. do. do. Morocco Bootees, thin and thick soles, * Do. Leather Boots and Shoes. Menl lemens’ French a on English Moroc co Pumps, broad and narrow straps, Do. Morocco and Seal Walking Pumps, Do. fine Calf Skin Shoes, broad anti narrow straps,’ Do. Suwarrow and Wellington Boots, at all prices, Youths’ Fine and Stout Shoes, Do. Morocco and Leather Pumps, Childrens’ Morocco and Kid Shoes, all colours, Do. do. do. Boots do. Do* do. Village do. do. do. Do. Leather Boots and Shoes, thin and thick soles, ■K —ALSO— -60 Dozen Morocco Skins, 500 Pair Negro Shoes, 20 Packages Black and coloured Roan 5 * * Sappers, 50 Dozen Childrens’ Morocco Hats, assorted colours, 15 Cases Roram Hats, silk and cotton T lining, ■ J 5 Do. Caster do. do. do. 4 Do. Morocco Pocket Books, at ad 1 , prices, 5 Dozen Windsor and Fancy Chairs. N. B.—The above articles will be sold at very reduced prices, for CASH, or approved paper. Oliver Miller. August 20. FW Just Received, And for Sale Ut the Store of Mr. John Logan, on Broad Streetc, opposite Messrs. Alexander Spencer , <§* A FRESH SUPPLY OF Doer. SAMUEL H. P. LEE’S New London Billious Pills? Direct from the Patentee. ISAAC HERBERT. Agent for the Patentee. August 2. FW John Man, Has Received for Sale 50 Bags Prime Coffee 50 Bins & 6 illuls. Northern Rum 14 Bbls Philadelphia Gin ♦6 Hhds Jamaica Rum of the first quality 100 Casks Cut Nails 8d lOd & 20d Wrought Nails and Spikes Hoop and Rod Iron, assorted 1 Ton Blisterd Steel, first quality Boxes Cotton Cards Ditto Soap Casks of Hoes and Trace Chains 2000 Pieces Castings, well assorted, 300 Grindstones 30 Bundles Steel 2000 Yards Striped Homspun White Havanna Sugar Hyson Tea Malaga Wina July 19. ts The Subscribers Have Just Received, 130 Packages British, French and India GOODS, * Consisting of almost every article calculated for the Spring and Summer Business—Which they offer at Whole sale and Retail, on accommodating terms, { William Sims, 8f Co. March 5. ts Stainback Wilson ’ AND James A. Black, Q | AVINO associated themselves in i S_ business under the firm of WIL SON Ik BLACK, oiler their services to their friends, and the public in general, in the COMMIBION AND Factorage Line. They have the W are*House lately oc cupied by Messrs. Barrett 4* where every attention will given to len der general satisfaction. Augusta, April SO Boiling Cloths. The Subscriber has just received, a compleete assortment of genuine Cloths Os all numbers, and will keep a cou lant sunpl during the season. J. S. Walkor. August 6. wt -f Bolting Cloths. r\iE subscribers have just received a complete assortment of tne best juality DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS. Edwarb (|ain, & Go. Juno 25. - COW HIDES. T He subscriber has on hand a quan tity -f the best well dryed Cow Hides. * ,f, . + r Also, n full and OeneraUlssortment of LEATHER, which he offers to sell low for cash. John Rucker. July 9. ! J. W. Bridges, E/vS taken the house formerly occu pied by P. Brown, two doors above sand near the market, where he has on hand an extensive assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES and HARDWARE, winch will be sold low .}; wholesale or retail, for cash or ap proved paper. June 28. TI gpp Desirable for a ■ Merchant . /« VilE subscriber offers for sale, his Valuable Merchant and Saw' Mills, vmi li 400 acres of land, about 40 miles from Augusta, on Little River, near the mouth thereof, in Abbeville District, South Carolina. The Mills are new and made of the best materials—the work manship complete, with every necessary machinery lor manufacturing flour of the uest quality—a good stand for selling i roods—thick settled neighborhood, aim oo stores worth notice to oppose business and perhaps attiiis time, would be consi dered bv good judges one among the -neatest openings for a merchant that is above Augusta, either m Georgia oi Carolina. ... John O. Glover. August THE SUBSCRIBERS IN addition to their former stock of goods, have just received, and will continue to receive through the summer and fall seasons, a general supply of star ple and Fancy goods, which will be sold low for cash, of approve 1 * paper. The following articles are among their RECENT SUPPLY—Viz : 1 case Irish Linens 1 trunk Furniture Prints 1 do. Lace ground do. 1 case Furniture Dimity I do fancy Ginghams 1 trunk McrseiJles Quilts 2 cases Northern Homespun 2 trunks 6-4 Cambric Muslin Figured tj - plain Levantine and Flo rence Silks Plaid, Sarsnetts and Canton Hk’fs. Extra Superfine London Cloth# 1 and Gig Whips 2 cases Guns 100 pieces Cotton Bagging. ALSO. 20 boxes China 8 by 10 Window Glass D. P. & Powder, Shot and Lead Corsica ami Sicily Madeira Wine) Jamaica Rum \ Loaf ami Lump Sugar White Lead, Linseed Oil, ,&c. IT. & J. Cunningham. August 2. ts Eagle Tavern, % SA VANNAIf STAGF-OFFCE r H>HE Copartnership heretoforeexist 1, ing at this Stand, utidcr the firm of Wm. CHISOLM & Co. was dissolved on the 25th ultimo by mutual consent. WILLIAM CHISOLM, RICHARD I. EASTER, JAMES A. BLACK. jfCF* 'Flic Subscribers having formed a connection at the above Establishment, will accommodate Town Boarders, and Transient and Country Gentlemen, as formerly, and solicit a continuation of the patronage of their acquaintances and the public. • The business will be conducted under the firm of CHISOLM SHAN NON, who are authorized to receive all debts due the former establishment, and will pay all demands against the same. WILLIAM CHISOLAM, WILLIAM SHANNON, June 25 ts Tin Plate Worker. Richard Andrews, Lately from Europe. TB ESPECTFULLY informs the citi zens of Augusta and its vicinity— that he has now on hand, (North side of Broad Street, four doors above the Mar ket) a large assortment of Tin Ware, Os his own manufacturing, and he hopes bv his personal attendance to merit the patronage of a liberal and discerning pub lic. He bus on hand Shower and Slipper Baths, which from tiieir known utility need no recommendation—He will also in the course ofa few days have manufac tured and for sale, the justly celebrated FOR TABLE FIRE ENGINES which from their construction can be placed in any part of the house, and their useful ness will not be doubted by any on exam ination—Orders for Conductors,. Gutters, &c. promptly attended to and at short no tice—Fine Plated and other Ware neat ly repaired. N. B Wanted two or three Journey men, and three active lads as Apprenti- CCS* August 9. t To Rent, THE lower tenement of the House at present occupied by Mr. John Sharp, upper end of Broad Street. . John M. Davenport. August 16. ts THE person who has in posses sion the plan ot the town of Summer ville, will confer a favor on the subscri ber by' returning it to him. — ihe plan al luded to was made on parchment, by Levin W ales, Esq. George Walton. August 13. Wants a situation a young man who has been in business for sqir-c time in this place. For further particu lars enquire at this office, or the A. X>. store. July 9. GENUINE DRUGS AND MEDICINES. T>HE subscribers have lately received , by different arrivals at this port, a very extensive and complete assortment of Drugs, Paints, Oil and Dye Staffs, which they will dispose of on liberal terms at their wholesale and retail Drug and Chemical Ware-House, wear the Market Square; and warrant them of the best quality. AMONG THEM AEt "White Lead, "t 250 J Yellow Ochre, (Ground Kegs | Spanish Brown, in Oil L# Verdigris, - Linseed Oil in Tierces Fustic and Bbls. Powd. Jdap Tanners ditto Glauber Salt! Spermaceti ditto Powd. Bark Window Glass of all Manna sizes Senna Chalk Camphor Alum Spanish Flics Roll Brimstone Flour Sulphur Verdigri*ase (dry) Cream of Tartar Marble Mortars} 5 Opium Glass & Wedge- > " Lee’s genuine Bilious wood ditto 32: Pills Paint Stones 8c Mullers Balm of Qilcad Apothecary’s Scales (J Riga Balsam Weights Paul’s Columbian Oil Juniper Berries Maccassar ditto Logwood Lemon Acid ALSO SHOP FURNITURE , PATENT MEDICINES, S URGE ON’S INBTR UMENTB AND PERFUMERY, or EVERY VARIETY. Orders from Druggists, Physicians and country Merchants, will be promptly at tended* to, and executed in the neatest manner, Harral k Worrell. Savannah , August 1.6, 1817—yw IN ADDITION fTPR) an extensive assortment of goods i already on hand, the subscribers have just received by the ship Jane, from Liverpool, the Following Articles which they offer for sale on mode rate terms : 15 trunks Cambrics, Lenos, Calicoes and Bombazetts ■) Bby 10 50 boxes Crown Glass, v 9by 11 J 10 by 18 20 crates Porter Bottles Shot& Ig;ad, Sheet * Hoop Iron, Casting Table Salt, &c. &c. ALSO. 10 barrels Linseed Oil 8 cases Looking Glasses, assorted 14 do. Fine White Roram & Wool Hats 200 pieces Inverness Cotton Bagging 30 kegs Dupont & co’a, FF & F.F.F. Gunpowder. Edward Quinn & Co. July 19, ts 50 Dollars Reward ABSCONDED from the subscriber on or about the 20th of June last, a boy named DONUM, he is about 5 feet (j or 7 inches high, white clouded and frzckled in the face*—his hair is" light coloured and very curley—he was born in Wilmington, North-Carol in a—- it is very probable he will change his name and endeavor to pass for a free man.— The above reward and all reasonable ex penses will be paid to any person who will deliver him to the subscriber in Washington county, Alabama Territory, or Thirty Dollars if secured in any gaol so that he gets him again. James M. TindelL August 2. ts Lost or Mislaid, A NOTE OF HAND, given by Wm. B. Jones, and Robert Jones, payable to Thomas Sorsby, natural Guardian, for hjs son Win. Sorsby, for 500 dollars, da ted February 27, IblG; payable Ist Jan uary, 1817; there is a credit on the Note for some small amount, not exactly re collected. Any person who has found said Note, and will deliver it the Subscri ber, shall recede a reward of 5 dollars, and no questions asked. TIIOS. SORSBY,. Harish'irg , e. c. August 15th. ts For Sale, AN EXCELLENT house servant.— Inquire at this Office.* June 18. ts The Subscriber TTNTENDING to spend the summer JtL iiumths in the country, has appointed Mr. Samuel Player, to attend to his busi ness in general, who may be found at bis store, near the market. John Hayasworth, August 8 lawcw * ' I % Globe Tavern. BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, THE subscribers having purchased n lease of this Elegant and commodi ous establishment, inform their friends and the public in genera), that their best exerf ions shall be used to render comfort able all those who may be pleased to call on them. They have a number of pri vate 'looms handsomely furnished, sepa rate and apart from the bustle ofthetav. ern, for the accommodation of those to whom such bustle would be unpleasant— And having determined to snare no pains in providing every comfort, they rely with confidence upon the support of the pub lic. Thomas Glascock, Peter Donaldson. June 30 ts Yauxhall Gardena Joseph Carrie , RETURNS his thanks to Ids friend* and the Public, for the great en curagement he has received since he hat established himself at Yauxhall, and refe spectfuily informs them that his * GARDEN, HOUSE AND BATHS are now in complete order for therecep* tion and entertainment of all decent and orderly behaved persons. His Baths are open every day from sunrise until 9 o’clock at night, except on Sundays, when they will close at 12 o’clock in the morning. No exertions shall be wanting on his part to ensure a continuance of public favor, and to render his visitors comfortable and pleasant. His Bar is furnished with every refreshment that the market affords. By permission of Messrs. M‘Kinnk Sf Shultz, he has also established at their Elegant SPRINGS, a house of Refresh ment—to which the attention of all gen tlemen, who visit this delightful resort, is respectfully invited. * Augusta, May 24. ts %*Wo are authorised to announce General Thomas Glasoock a candi date for (he Legislature at the ensuing July 26. authorised to announce Richard Bush, a candidate for the of fice of Receiver of Tax Returns for Richmond county, at the ensuing elec tion. June 25. IC7* We are authorised to announce Col. Peter Donaldson, a candidate for the office of Sheriff, of Ridmuyid county, at the ensuing election. June 11. ■■ i-.-n.. ■' '■ iy —-i»- '- ■ - |C7*We are authorised to announce Anselm Buoa, a candidate for the of- / fice of Sheriff', for Richmond county at the ensuing election. June 7. % # We are authorised to announce Edmund Buoo, Jan. a candidate for the office of tax collector of Richmond county, at the ensuing election. July 9. %*We arc authorised to announce Thomas Handley a candidate for the office of tax collector for Richmond county, at the ensuing election. July 5. %*Mr. Hiram Mann is a candidate for Receiver 0! tax returns Richmond county at the ensuing election. * ’•. -u- June 21. J W 5C?* We are authorized to announc# Major DENNIS DENT, a candidate at the ensuing elccfion, to represent the county of Columbia in the next Legis lature. August 1.3. -ts WE are authorised to announce Bd\ ward Ilassel a candidate for re reiver of tax returns for Columbia comity at the ensuing election. August 6 FOR SALE, LIKELY Young Negro Woman, JjS. calculated-for the house or field— Sold only fq£|Pe want ot cash. Apply at this office*. / August 23. 4P NOTICE: 88. 9TOUTENBURG is fuHy O authorized to art as my Attorney dming my absence from Augusta^ - Ji.hu Aim*. 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