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mil XXXI.] ■ ■- - i —mi ' ■'«. ?>-■?■ ■ m^sssssss^ m the 1 vgusta cimoxicu:, fuE onetA^G.IZETTJi, PUBLISHED BT PAN, DUYCKINCK & PEARRE, BvfißT WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, ■pjye Dollars per annum, Payable in M ‘ Advance. ■ssize of Bread, I Fbr September, 1817. ■IB average price of Superfine Flour ■is ascertained not to exceed 10 Srs per barrel of 196 pounds. Breeably to the directions of an Or ■nee, entitled i$ an Ordinance for the ■lation of Wheat Bread, passed on l"th June, 1814”-—the weight of ■res for the present month must be 6|l-4 Cents Loaf, 1 pound, 21-2 Cents Loaf, 2 pounds. [)f which all Bakers and Sellers of eadare required to take due notice. D. Clarke, Cl’k, C. C. September 10. INADDITION " 10 an extensive assortment of gobd* . already on hand, the subscribers e just received by the ship Jane, from (•rpool, the olio wing Articles rhich they offer for sale on mode rate terms : f trunks- Cambrics, Lenos, Calicoes and Bombazetts i 8 by 10 9 by 11 IQ by 12 I crates Porter Bottles" Lead, Sheet Sf Hoop Iron, Casting ble Salt, &c. &e. ALSO. 0 barrels Linseed Oil 8 cases Looking Glasses, assorted 4 do. Fine White Roram & Wool Hats 10 pieces Inverness Cotton Bagging 10 kegs Dupont & co’a F,F & F.F.F. Gunpowder. Edward Quinn & Co* u| y l9 > t [_ . During the sickly season, | ew gentlemen can be accommodated h BOARDING & LODGING, or ; Jging separately, in a private family, the Sand Hills. The situation is re d and pleasant. Enquire at this Os . Sept. 10. C7»We are authorised to announce selm Hugo, a candidate for the ol iof Sheriff, for Richmond county at ensuing election. une 7. IVe are authorised t» announce n, Buoo, Jan. a candidate for the )f tax collector of Richmond ,at the ensuing election. July 9. Ve are authorised to announce s Handley a candidate for the )f tax collector for Richmond , at the ensuing election. July 5. We are authorised to an* dipt. JAMES BARTON, a can ‘or the office of Receiver of Tax i lor Richmond county at the en lection. Sept. 13. We are authorized to announce DENNIS DENT, a candidate at ming election, to represent the of Columbia in the next Legis istl3..", ts r. Hiram Mann is a candidate for er of tax returns for Richmond at the ensuing election. 21. E are authorised to announce Ed ward Hassel a candidate for re »f tax returns for Columbia county nsuing election. us! 6 E are authorized to announce Jas. » r Hutchinson a Jltldidatc for Tax Collector of ColumbiaVounty at the en lUInRl Uln ß election. Sept. 3. JfcT* We are authorised to announce —■chard Bush, a candidate for the of fce of Receiver of Tax Returns of Richmond county, at the ensuing elec "H®* June 11. 1 j UU fc7*We are authorised to announce f V 0 * 1 Peter Donaldson, a candidate or the office of Sheriff of Richmond county, at the ensuing election.*—jun.ll [ n We are authorized to announce ’general Thomas Glascock a candi date for the Legislature at the ensuing Section. July 26. We are authorised to announce JATRICK PRESCOTT, Esq. a can didate for the Legislature at the ensu ■ng election. September 13 ts . _ 1 -V -V • " * AUGUSTA CHRONICLE GEORGIA GAZETTE. . ' *** |T ——saaawn——r.am—— ■ .. _ The Subscriber, OFFERS FOR SALE, 300 Bags and Buis. Green Coffee 6 Tierces Jamaica do. 100 Bids. Philadelphia Whisky 5 Hhds. N. E. Rum 309 Pieces Inverness Bagginff 20 Hhds. Prime Sugars 2009 Bushels Liverpool Salt 30 Boxes No. 10, Cotton Cards Casks Columnar and Sicily Madei raWine J 6 Qr. Chests Hyson Tea 9 Pons Shot assorted sizes 6 1 ons English and Blistered Steel 20.000 lb. Iron, Swedes and English 15 Kegs Powder. —ALSO— •9 General Assortment of DRY GOODS, &c. ON CONSIGNMENT. Twenty-seven Packages assorted Cutlery & Hardware, To be sold on accomodating terms, S. KNEELAND. September 13 Tuttle Russell, UA VE JUST RECEIVED. 20 Barrels New-England Rum 5 Hhds. Whiskey 5 ditto Molasses 5 Casks London Porter 12 dozen Jamaica Lime Juice 2 Boxes Havanna Sugar 1 Tierce Rice 6 Boxes Chocolate, No. 2 30.000 Spanish Segars in i and J boxes 2 Boxes Starch 5 Bbs. and 10 bags Filberts. September 13 ts Bills on New-York AT SHORT SIGHT, For Sale by J. & B. HOWARD. .September 17 b J. W. Bridges, HAS taken the house formerly occu- j pied byP. Brown, two doors above . ohn Miller’s and near the market, where ic has on hand an extensive assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES ami HARDWARE, which will be sold low by wholesale or retail, for cash or ap 3roved paper. June 28. ts COW HIDES. ''"l IHe subscriber has on hand a quan- JL tity of the best well dryed Cow iides. A Isoy a full and General Assortment of LEATHER, which he offers to sell low for cash. John Rucker. Julv 9. FACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. rHE subscribers having formed a co partnership under the firm of Han hart, Ganahl $ Co. and rented the large and convenient Ware-Houses of Maj. Phinizy, will be ready, after the first of October, to receive goods or pro duce for storage at customary rates, and to attend to any business in their line— and hope their industry and attention to business will entitle them to aliberal share of public patronage. J. Hanhart, J. Ganabl, H. Stouder. September 3,1817. w £/* Desirable for a Merchant. THE subscriber offers for sale, his Valuable Merchant and Saw Mills, with 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 for manufacturing flour of the best quality—a good stand for selling • goods—thick settled neighborhood, ant no stores worth notice to oppose business and perhaps at this time, would be consi , dered by good judges one am on" the greatest openings for a merchant that is above Augusta, either iu Georgia or Carolina. John O. Glover. August 6. ALL persons having ‘ claims against the estate of Daniel Hubbard, dec. are requested to render them in properly attested, within the time prescribed by law; and those indebted to the estate, are requested to make immediate payment to Hannah Hubbard; adra’x. May 3. w6m f WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER FOR SALE, 70,000 lbs. Prime GREEN COFFEE IN TIF.ncK.-l ,'.XD BAGS. WHICH will be sold in lots Ui suit I purchasers, for satisfactory Town Paper, at 4 and 6 mouths, on applica tion to the subscriber, JOHN TAYLOR, At M’Keuzle, Bennoch ft Co. September 13 ts 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 sta ple and Fancy goods, which will be sold low for cash, or approve' 1 paper. The Following articles are among their RECENT S UPTL V— VIZ: 1 case Irish Linens 1 trunk Furniture Prints 1 do. Lace ground do. 1 case Furniture Dimity 1 do fancy Ginghams 1 Merseilles Quilts 2 cases Northern Homespun 9 trunks 6-4 Cambric Muslin Figured «!y plain Levantine amlJFlo rcnce Silks Plaid, Sarsnetts and Canton Hk’fs. Extra Superfine London Cloths I case Horse and Gig Whips 2 cases Guns 100 pieces Colton Baggings ALSO. 20 boxes China 8 by 10 Window Glass D. P. & Powder, Shot and Lead Corsica and Sicily Madeira VViue Jamaica Rum Loaf and Lump Sugar White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. T, & J. CJunuingham. August 2. ts "genuine drugs AND MEDICINES. subscribers have lately received JL by different arrivals at this port, a very extensive and complete assortment of Drugs, Paints, Oil and Dye Stulls, which they will dispose of on liberal terms at their wholesale and retail Drug and Chemical Ware-House, Dear the Market Square; and warrant them of the best quality. AMONG THEM AUK f White Lead, 250 Yellow Ochre, (Ground Kegs j Spanish Brown, j in Oil Verdigris, J Linseed oil in Tierces Fustic and Bbls. Powd. Jalap Tanners ditio Glauber Salts I Spermaceti ditto Powd. Bark ' Window Glass of all Manna sizes Senna ;Cbalk Camphor I tlum Spanish Flics I Roll Brimstone Flour Sulphur Verdigrease (dry) Cream of Tartar ■Ma.ble Glass & Wedge- C | Lei ’s genuine Bilious wood ditto 3si Pills Paint Slones & Mullers Balm of Gilead .VpotlieCary’s Scales Riga Balsam Weights Paul’s Columbian Oil Juniper Berries Maccussar ditto Logwood Lemon ALSO SHOP FURNITURE , PATENT MEDICINES, SURGEON’S INSTRUMENTS AND PEIiFUMERY, OF 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 16, 1817—fw‘ 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, Sf Co. March 5. ts NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to Col. W il li am F ew, of New-York , are here by notified, that unless payments are made on or before the Ist January next, suites will be commenced without dis» crimination, as no further indulgence can be given by the subscribers. J. B. Howards, JUtomies for Wm. Few. July 30. ts V . R2O, 1817. John Man, Hits Received for Sale . 50 Bags Prime Co lice 50 libls &(J lllids. Northern Rum K libls Philadelphia Giu d IlinL Jamaica Rum of the first quality ~r 100 Casks Out Nails oil lOd & 20d \\ puught Nails and Spikes Hoop and Rot! Iron, assorted 1 Ton Blistcrd Steel, first quality Boxes Cotton Cards Ditto Soap (-.asks of llv.es and Trace Chains 2000 Pieces Castings, well assorted, 300 Grindstones 30 Bundles Steel 2000 Yanis Striped Homspun White liavanna Sugar Hyson Tea Malaga Wine July !9. _ ts Fresh Boots FjMIIE Subscriber respectfully informs JL his friends and the public in gene ral, that he has just received a complete assortment of SHOES, BOOTS, &c.— which he offers for sale at No. 4, Bridge Row, directly opposite Mr. John Miller’s brick store. The assortment consists principally of Ladies’ French and American Morocco Slippers, all colours, full trimmed, Do. Fashionable English Kid ditto, with and without heels. Ditto do. do. do. Pumps—all co lours, with and without heels, Do. do. black' and coloured Morocco do. broad and narrow si raps, Do. Perry Sandals, all colours, with and without heels, full trimmed, Do. Jackson do. do. do. do. do. do. Do. Waterloo’s, with <Sj* without buttons, Do. black and coloured Morocco Walk ing Shoes, Do. French do. do. do. Do. Cork Sole do. do. Do. Village Pumps and Shoes, of Kid and French Morocco, Do. Black and coloured Morocco Bootees with and without heels, Misses black and coloured Morocco Slippers, full trimmed, Do. do. do Kid do. do. do. Do. do. do. Morocco Bootees, tiiin and thick soles, Do. Leather Boots and Shoes. Gentlemens’ French and English Moroc co Pumps, broad and narrow straps, Do. Morocco and Seal Walking Pumps, Do. fine Calf Skin Shoes, broad and 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, —ALSO— -50 Dozen Morocco Skins, 500 Pair Negro Shoes, 20 Packages Black and coloured Roan Slippers, 50 Dozen Childrens’ Morocco Hats, assorted colours, 15 Cases Roram Hats, silk and cotton lining, 5 Do. Caster do. do. do. 4 Do. Morocco Pocket Books, at all {•rices, )ozcn 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 Carriages HC Gigs FOR SALE. HE subscriber has received an ad ditional supply of Gigs and Car riages of a superior quality, made by David Beach of Newark, and warranted good.—They will be sold on accommo dating terms. ALSO—Several Double BreastedCOT TON GINS, of from 45 to 65 saws, made by Boatwright & Glaze.—apply to G. B. Marshall. September 3. ts NOTICE . THE copartnership formerly existing between Thomas A. Greene and Abner Greene, was dissolved on the 24th day of May, 1816, last, by the death of Thomas A. Greene. Ail persons having demands against the said concern will present them for adjustment; and those indebted are invited to make payment to the subscriber. Abner Greene. August SO. ts * ■■ ’“**l .» ■£ 't ■■ in”. 1 " | . l », * .'-uiaL■--■■mbq [No. 1552:*) ■■Hti^^^^^^9MSsßfi9fißsßSß6siMMsßHSSsSSS&Sa&9np' Eagle Tavern, f ■ ' / ■ ■ S\ r A AVWJ U S TddlS~ Q&PCJS Copartnership heretoforeexist--- - ‘“f. **)'* Stand, under the firm of v\ M.Ull«OUl & Co. was dissolved on the ~Jtli ultimo by mutual consent. WILLIAM CHISOLM, RICHARD I. EASTER, JAMES A. BLACK. IC7* The Subscribers having foi mod a connection at the above Establishment, wiM accommodate Town Boarders, anti I ransient and Country Gentlemen, as .ormerly, ami 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 authorised to receive all debts due the former establishment, and will pay all demands against the same. WILLI AMjpHISOLAM, WILLIAMSHANNON, Line if Globe Tavern. BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, THE subscribers having purchased a lease of this Elegant and commodi ous establishment, inform their frioed* and the public in general, that their test exertions shall be used to render comfort able all those who may be pleased to cull m them. They have a number of pri vate Rooms handsomely furnished, sepa rate and apart from the bustle of the tav ern, for the accommodation of those to whom such bustle would b© unpleasant— Ami having determined to snare no pains in providing every comfort, they rely witli confidence upon the support of the pub lic.- Thomas Glascock, Peter lioualdsoti. V* June 30 ts THE ' Quaker Springs, Seven miles from ugusta, mi the great iVashington road. The frowns of fortune have brought poor Bill (•urlick to anchor at this place. HE therefore gives this information to nis friends (if any,) to his numer ous acquaintances, and the public jo gen eral, that he has opened A House of Entertainment, for the accommodation of all decent, cfc vil travellers, and lor no others. Thi disorderly part of society he wishes to pass bv, as their absence will be a much more delicious cordial tuan their money; indeed he is determined not to be pester ed with troublesome company; so that the weary traveller may lie down to rett in quiet These observations are mat|e in consequence of this place bfsing* for merly established as one Os great disor der and confusion, which, with propriety induced thousands of gentlemen to pass by. Tlie HO USES and STABLES, are now repairing, and will soon be in good < order, with a general assortment of the best of Liouors; a well furnished Table; Clean Bens; a plenty for horses, with a good hostler, and a desire to please* which I hope will be inducements suffi cient for the traveller to cal], if not, ho > must pass by. Gentlemen from town can be accom modated at the shortest notice; and all fa* 1 vours will be received with gratitude; A general assortment of GRO CERIES will be kept hire, and sold near ly at the Augusta prices. N. Durkee. / August 9. wom Stainback Wils6n AND James A. Black, . HAVING associated themselves in s business under the firm pf WIJU SON & BLACK, offer their services to their friends, and the public in 'general, in the COMMISION *»> Factorage Line. They have the Ware-House lately oc cupied by Messrs. Barrett Sf~ Sims, where every attention will given to ren der general satisfaction. Augusta, April 30 All kinds of Job Work* Neatly executed at this Office* ■ A.