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she ‘Subscribers I** aVE taken the staudiately oc cabled br Mr. N. Truesdale, ■, doors above T. Gumming, Esq’s. BL brick building, upper end, north K Broad street, where they will ftp a general supply of - tyc. <S£ C * nej have at present here and on B ‘ 1 the nver, Brar Jamaica, in.hhds. $ barrels ■dee in bags (prime) Bar, loaf and lUl,^P»,n “ arrelß Biasiee .in bogheads Brdialsv assorted kinds Berry brandy B m s, assorted kinds Bhiskey (Northern) ... Be and beer - ■rub and apple brardy ■esh hyson tea , e , x Bur, Philadelphia, superfine (fresh) Bin on, Shad, Macka.el # Herrings i“ k, mess. p, candles, pepper, pimento :wine tobacco ai moulds, iron & Herman st<£ ce chains it and biiT lead • ' '* —eese, Goshen and pine aprdc Bples, cider, scaly-barks, filberts fl r rant*, raisins, mange* Bues, lemons Bshen butter, . Bd a variety of other goods. ! Alsb a Consignment of 111 at* ts Shoes, / For Negroes [ 'lsaac La Roche, & Co. imeptemtier 23. ... ts fALL GOODS. Edward Qu |Be received by thr Hrig Maria. mom Liferpoox. their FALL WUFJ’L Y of W OOLENS, COVS[*TIVQ OP—— IBlaoke.s, Plains, Flannels, (lot'.is <sl Cassimerea, i they '»tter for sale at the re gular advances They have also on hand—— ‘ipes genuine Holland Gin V». Northern do. Ihds MolasseS, Ihds. ar d ('rates Crockery, hates Bottles, 'on Hoop Iren, &c. ember 23;“ ... ts enfy Harper # Co. T E LATELY RECEIVES. sTJIIDS. prune Sugar fjt $ ditto double refined ditto s Lump ditto ;s Green Coffee ces Jamaica do. Is. Philadelphia Whisky s. do. do Is. New-Eug ! aad Rum s. do. do. Is. prime Vlolasses es real Holland Gin !5..& 20 b >ls. Northern do casks Teneriffe Wine Half qr. do do. do. Hiluls 4th proof Jamaica Rum ■ do. Wesf-India do. ■I lbs. Casting', assorted B'i reams Wrapping Paper ■son and Imperial Tea • I ■0 nushels Ground Salt ■0 pieces Kentucky and Inverness I Begging ■coils (tailing R ipe ■b ixes Kentucky Twine B.oas Iron, ngl’ish ■•asks London Porter ■pipes eid Port Wine ■ btgs Pepper I do. Spice I do. Race Ginger ■ pipes Cognac Brandy, &c. Stc. ■iptemher 5 If lottery Tickets. [ST RTCEIVED, W TICKE I’S and shares in Grand Pennsylvania State 6th Class will dtaw in a ; and in (he Medical Sci ery, sth i lass.now drawing. (3 disposed to buy, wijl • ■> :all early, as the number on small and will not be in ■izes sold by the subscribers l»id by them, immediately y are drawn. Gregory & Harden. nberlti. 4t r.i Relit, JHE, with two back looms. ; e lar and back Store, nearly Mr Davenport's brick liouse diate possession can be giv ,.ly to J % fV, Harder, or Henry Harper it Co. mber 5 tf’ F\ G\ Gibsoft fy Gp, Have Just Received by the (Ship Maria , direct from Europe, A Large if General assort ment if DRY GOODS, New from the Factories, Which they wit dispose of on the most. moderate .terms Country Merchants will find it to their in • terest to call. • Among them are— SUPERFINE, bronze,brown, mix - and blne-6-4 cloths,* Ditto blue, black and drab 7-4 do. Ditto fine mixed, olive, bronze. brown, olive brown' & blue 0-4 do Ditto ,do. blue 7-4 do. Ditto doube&single milled drabs 6-4 Ditto fine Paris oiive, olive brown & bronze 7-4 do. Ditto superfine light mixed blue, dark do. olive brown and black 7-4 do. Ditto fine olive, brown, olive brown, blue mixed and blue 6-4 do. Ditto drab,olive, brown and blue 6 4 ... fearnought. Ditto mixed, olive, blue, corbeau, drab, double aiid single milled 6-4 coarse cloths, Ditto mixture, bloom mixture, olive, bottle corbeau (i-4 coatings, ' Ditto mixed, drab, brown, olive, bronze, botMeamaroons fit black 8-4 pellisse cloths, Ditto mixed, brown, olive, bronze,' bottle, Coburgh, purple, crimson and black 7-4 do. ■ Mixed, Coburgh mixed, drab, bronze, brown, blue and black line and su perfine cassimerts, Ditto drab, idue $ mixed ribb’d do. Broad and narrow corded stroud, Mixed, brown and blue plains, Olive and drab grest coats, 3 3I Point blankets. Hue fit common Bales London Difflls, Ditto striped do. Rose Blankets from Bto 12$ White, yel ow, green and red flan nels, different qualities, Blue and green bucking, Green baize 5-4 to 6-4 ■< awn, lilac, lead, lavender, French grey and peach 7-4 & 8-4 dra shawls, ■•■irpwn, green, crimson, blue, black diamond awl bloom bombazette. Dark, light and Va encias Toilcnets. assorted, Printed herring bones, Fancy Jeanetls, Princes cord and Quilting, Dimities assorted, Demi cambrics do. lunen and cotton checks fit shirting- Pink >nd ye ow furniture,chocola grown do B ur do do —Tea do. do. Roma handkerclnefs fringed do. Grey and red do do. Fancy princes cords of different c<-> • .Holland tape —London do. Green carpet binding, Jhintz bobbin, London qua ity, Woite bed late, Siiirt mould wires and cambric, »hie chest assorted sewings. In addition to whirl, they are ir. daily expectation of receiving many valuable artic es of merchandize, a! of the latest manufacture, and of the best materials. September 9. ; ts FOR ALE, On a Credit of Fair Months, STOCK OP GROG Ell IB*, Consisting i hi°Jhj of — qUGAu. West-India, Jamaica &; New Englan Rum, 1( CO good Dundee and Inverness Bagging. 14 Ga u es superior London made Hats from the best Braver, and finished in an excellent style. John Taylor. September 9. ts NO I’lC K. THE subscribers having formed a copartnership under the firm o< Collier and Dearmond. have taker tlifi.stand lately occupied by col. M. F. Boisclair, long known as the -.tan., of A. Labuzan, where they ofßr on very acconimodatinjj; terns, a large and extensive assortment of Dry Goods and ■ Groceries. Edward ' . ‘ oilier, Wm, P. Diamond. September 16 ts " notice: A N Election will ;>e holden at \ the Court-House in the City ol Augusta on the first Monday in Oc tober next, for a Member to the Se nate and Three Members to the House f Representatives, to repre sent the county of Richmond in the i legislature of the State of Georgia, and six members to represent the said *tatc in the Congress of the United States. Poll an (I M‘Tyre, j.i c. A. Rhodes, J i.c. Val. V> alter, j.i.c. Benj H. Meigs, ji c September 9. tile WARE-HOUSE, Ail D Commission Business . John Burton, HAVING taken the Ware-House Establishment lately occupied, by Ralph Retchnm, Esq respectful! , tenders his services to his friends m rlre above line of business. His stores are large and in good order for the reception of produce. All persons entrusting their pro duce with him (or sal -. may depend on the highest market puces, and im mediate remittances made. ' Charges for storage, commission, &c. as customary. September 23. ts -r Woolen, SILK a va co :to.v DYING. B STOCK! S informs the Mer 9 chants and families oi \u,;us ta and its vicinity, that he has com menced the above business at Mi. Woodson Ligou's, below the market north side Broad street, where a! orders will be executed with dispatch —Woolen, Silk and Cott n Goods dved or recolored in th** b- st man ner and at the shortest notice—The patronage of Merchants and Fain - lies is solicited, and all wmk war ranted io bt done in t »e best manner —old dyes renewed so s to appea; as perfect as when first done, and clothing scoured and cleansed of st; ins, grease, »yc. and made to appear new Seoto ’ i ber °. ts John G Colliiii, Attorney at Law. ' ms professional servi- JL ces in the Middle District of •Georgia. When not absent on pro fessional avocations, he may, for t e present, be generally fumd at the Dwelling House of Geo' Allen, esq corner of Green and Centre (or ridg") streets, and opposite tire Public House of Mr J'*sse D. Green, ngn of the Golden-Ball., September 5 JOt To Rent For one Year, from the fret Octu fa r next, the following . Houses Lots, ileiooging to estate of the. late John Fury, viau-T- = a T\VQ S'ofy 'A oo«f Bnildiflg on the south side of Bt-oad-street, ■tear h' upper end, and adjoining r. \erdery’s Ltd, containing two Stores, with cornfort.ible dwellings, stores, &c —-Tlie brick house at iresent occupied by Mr. John M. Davenport, and Mr. J. W. Read, c’nis house ifc well calculated for -lores ami dwellings, having all ne essary out bu Idingsand urge back 'tores—A one storv wo< d tmilding immediately above, at present occu cied by Mr. V\ , Mason—A one story dwelling house on the corner .of Jack son and Tctfair-streets, occupied by Mr.^piers—also— J *.e large 2 storv dwelling house, and tan y ud on Tel lair-street, with a largo Lot, and all necessary out buildings, possession of the h.ruse can be hab immediate!*. audit is expected tout the Tan Yarn can I e given up the Ist of Novciujcr —. f the above property is not rente" before Thursday, the 24th Septeia'n r next, it will on that day at 10 o’clock a. m. be rented before the Post-Of fice to tho highest bidder. in all cases, Notes with approved security will He required for the Rent in quarterly payments—Apply to lohn Cashin, one of the adminis trators. Martha Furey, 1 John Cashin, vaimVa. 1). M‘Kinney, ) September 5 ts ” NO LICK. ~ WILL be sold at the late resi deuce of Samuel Bowdre, uear Columbia court house, on M-m day the 26th October next, a part of (he personal estate of said deceased, forms of sale made known on the day of sale, and the sale to continue, rom day to day until got through. Pollv How (I re, adm’x. i v r T ho. Bowdre, adrn’r. September 16 tds Will he Sold On Friday, the 25th day of the pre sent month, at my house near the \ ashington road, and about 11 miles above Augusta, between 6 and‘7oo bushels of CORN, Together with FODDER in propot 4io i, Household and Kitchen Furni ture, Plantation Tools, about forty head of HOGS, and also one Woman—Terms of made known •m the day. J&mes Foster. September 16 ts PROPOSALS FOR FUBtISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION A J\tW Mid Greatiy 1, p< oved iieur&ia Justice. i T in designed to make this work not only a guide for Justices of ■e Pe ce. Out a kind of Citizen’» Manual. With that view, the du nes of Clerks, Sheriff!,, Coroners, Tux Collectors, ami Constables, Kx • cutorsj and Administers and Guar ■ iia«s, is well ta-these of Justices, will he e'xplainedjto - which will be ad ded many »s<*ful fork's,with directions for tukinginterrugaloi ies,u*r convey ing lealjand pewuiiial- su*;h other iijianWltioix as may enable ev ery ; 6f ordinary capacity, to transact riiost of his law business w itiioui the assistant us au attorney. A gentleman of respectaide legal attainments is how engaged in the v* mpiliition.in which he will be aid ed by a professional character of de servedly high standing. To hove the work as perfect as possible, it .v 111 he submitted for levisiun aid c u recti -n before it is printed, to the .in Iges of the several superior courts, ml others learned in the laws ol the .-.late Such a production has been long named—and as the publishers will >pare no pains norexpense to make it sel’ul. they re y with confidence on ■ ing liberally encouraged in this ex pensive amt laborious undertaking. *t will t>e printed on good paper, with <i new type—will be will bound, and Inin a large octavo volume, fbe price to subscribers will not exceed live dollars e ch. Any person ob taining -it) signatures, and becoming responsible therefor, shall be entitled t» a c()|» gratis—Subscription pa pers are ready, ami will be furnished on application to those who will be active in circulating them—The work will be put to press as soon as com piled, provided a thousand subscri bers shall have been obtained. 4 list of’he names of those who patronized it, will be added. In the above enterprise, we solicit the aid of every public spirited indi vidual. S. # F. GRANTLAND Milledffpvi/le. May 15. IV. 8. .Sheriff’s Sale. W ill be sold at Lincoln court-house on the first Tuesday iu October next, between the usual hours, The Following Property, I —VIZ-—. 223 Acres of Laud, mo? I r loss, or. the waters of Fishing tick, adjoining Striblen and others,T vied upon as the property of flenry G. Walker*, to satisfy an execution in lavor of Henry Hill, administrator of Thomas .dlaxwell Dest, va. said Walker, pointed out by the defen dant. '■* ' AI.SO, ISO acres of Laud, more or less, on Fishing Creek, levied upon as the propert y of Davenport Taylor, to satisfy an execution in favor of John and Samuel Neilson, vs. said Taylor, and pointed out by the de fendant. # ALSO, 2(500 acres* of Lund original ly granted to Kicharo Call,, nd a> tin time of survey adjoining land of Francis Smith,.Samuel Hunter, Jas. Moilett, and a number of others, it being the place whereon James Dun away now lives. ALSO, 900 acres on the waters of Soap Creek, mig naiiy granted io Richard Call, 9ml at the time of ori ginal survey, adjoining Wm. Cold cn, John fabat, John Crutchfield, and others, the above land levied up on to satisfy an execution in favor of Lawson Peirce dj* co. vs. the admin istrators of Richard Call, and point ed out by the agent of the owner of said execution. ALSO, 237 acres of Land oa the wa .ers of Soap Creek, takm as the pro* pni ty of William Bibb, to satisfy two executions, one in favor of Stovall and Lamar, vs. said Bibb, and one in * ivor ot Gustavos A. finals, vs* said Bibb* ,also, 214 acres of Land on the wa* ters pf ,BiL-xp Creek, taken as the pro perty of John Farrow, to satisfy two executions in favor of Warner L. K,ennoft, assignee of James Hamrick, levied upon and returned to me by Gibson Blalock, constable. - * , ALSO, •• - 48 jtcres of Land, taken as the property-of James Hardy, sr to satisfy an execution in favor of John St *ndard, vs. said Hardy, levied up on and retpmed to me by Gibdon BlalocK, constable. • ALSO, 200 acres of mad on the wa ters of Soap Creek, taken as the p. o perty of Peter Trammel, sr. to sat isfy an execution io favor of John M. Dooly, levied upon and returned to me by Arnold Zeullnor, constable. Terms Cash. * Stephen Stovall, d.i lc. August 99 tda Sheriff Sale. , oe sold -I the M. rkci v T House in the city of Augusta on ihe first Tuesday in October i between the usual hours of saie I bay horse, levied upon as the t property ufToomas H -flixuii, u; satisfy the fol owing -xecutiona; one in favour ot JHenry Furgerson, and ’ one in favor of Va engine ffalker. , ALS— O-10 acres of Pine Land, ly. . ing on the Louisville rou>i, wit in 3 s uiile# of the city of Augusta, adjoin . ing Lands of Doctor 1 ' A, Welkins and j others; levied upon ks'the property ol . James Powell, to satisfy an execution } ii. favor of the Trustees ol Richmond j Academy, va. Pow ell and Glascock. A. llugg, Sheriff. I September 5 tds Sheriff’s Sale. V T Li icolnton on the first Tues day in October next, between the usual hours, One hundred acres of land adjoin ing of Samuel Jeter aiut others, tnk -1 en as tlie property ot Henry Jen nings, to satisfy an execution. Wil liatn li. Leggette, vs. said Jcm.ittgs. .<* 1.80, 48 J cres of land o*i So p Creek, adjoining Blacoek and oilieis, take* a-* the property of James llurday. to satisfy sundry executions from a jus tices court, and returned tome by a constable. 'ALSO, One. negro girl earned Chart, tak en as the property of M in. Goolsby. io satisfy sundry executions against said Goolsby-—Terms cash N Bussey, sic oru - f f> _ tds > in nits *>ale. ♦ WILL be sold at Lincoln court house on the first Tuesday in October next between the usual hours. 335 Acres us land on the waieis of .Soap Creek, Joining Griffin and others, taken as the property of Sa muel Freeman, sen. to satisfy an ex ecution in favor of Jacob Zeller, for the use of Lewis Stovall, vs John Freeman and Samuel Freeman. ALSO, 150 Acres nf land, more or less, on thewaters of Broad River, joining Ayock and others, taken as the pro perty of Clayton Thomson, to satisfy an execution in favor of ‘ m. Smith, fpi the use of John JV. Freeman vs. said Thomson, and pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. ALSO, Gnecheanut sorrel covering horse, taken as the property of Flemming A. Goolsby, to siit t isfy an execution cn favor ol Beverly <S* Martlet Mar tin for the use of Allen Martin vs. said Goolsby. Terms cash. , Stephen Stovall, s.l.c. August 26 tds Sheriff’s Sale Postponed!' Will be sold the Ist Tuesday in Oc tober next; at the Court-House in Jacksonborough, Scrivtn county, between the u* sual sale hours. Fifteen Negroes, —viz.— Bob, Diammb, Scott, 8 a rah, Andrew, five, .Sambo, Silvia, Doctor, Prince, Ben, Charles, Patrick, Abi gail, and Hector, levied on as the property of Theophilus Thomas, de ceased, to satisfy a balance due oji sundry executions io favor of the ad ministrators of Thus, and William Smith, John Bunnell, and Reuben Wilkinson; also sundry other execu tions in favor of Wm. H. Wade. John ••riner, James Griner, Thom as Green, Roger M‘Knney, Ft. I tor (Cemph, Josiah Scott, James Gamble, administrator of the estate of.l Nich oisoq, deceased, John Burns, Robert M. W illiamson, David Swicord, and Seaborn Qoodall—The sundry other executions levied and returned to me by a constable Boloman Kemp, d. s. September 5 ids Sheriff’s dale. WILL be sold on the first Tues day in October next, at the court house iu Jacksonborough,Stri ven county, between the usual hours, 2 Negroes, namely, Fortin and Cherry, taken as tne property ol John Freeman, dec. to satisfy sundry execution* in favor us Robert M. '.Villiamson against Solomon Kemp and Benjamin Freeman, executors of said deceased’s estate—property le lied on and returned to me by a con stable ALSO, 300 Acres of land, more or le*.-,, lying m Ihe county of Seriven,. adjoining thu estate of Noah Free man and others; levied on as tin property of Thomas Floyd, to satisfy 1 sundry executions in favor of Alex- \ .mder M* Go win and Hannah Laven der—property levied on and .return- j •d to me by a constable. ALSO, j A sorrel horse levied on as \ the property of Andrew Full wood, to < kiel HuJnall, 1 Solomon Kemp, dep. *hjf, August 8, ■* . tda • .. s >‘rjf ij&jg. „ \ '"lial. be sold on the . # V jTuesduy in October next,*- ilie. market ia die Ojtjr of All* -ga««v between the usu*! hour*. . ALL that part of lot No. §2. Id he City of Align sty, at present io . the possession of J. Iluicimison. bounded oil the,' north' ,by Broad .Street, on the East by a lot in pos session i f Mi a, Sturgea,on (jie South by the Baptist t f hmch lot, and u$ tl»e Westliya part of said M No. Stn belonging to >\ m. Unix. Levied on as the property of James Fox dec. to saiisty sundry Executions. W. L\MPKIN, D. 8. tds Executory Sales. ■ 4 GRKhAHLK to an order oT tha . m court of Ordinary ol the count/ of Richmond, passed on ihe Tth iustl WILL BE HOLD, , At the market-house in, the city of Augusta, on the first Tuesday in De cember next, between the hours of 10 and S o’c ock, two tracts of land be longing to the State of the late Mr. •James Edwards, dec.— one tract con iuining 1000 acres in Washington count} at the time of survey, on tha waters of the Ahiunaha, and granted to Hbi'nr/. r ('illuming, : bounded E. by I’ei.g ! «reen’» laud, 3. by Kelly’* land, VV . by unknown land, and N. by vacant land. One other tract containing 200 cr.-s, granted to Joseph Muck* on Reedy creek,JcQcuson counjy, boun ded S. E. by vacant and Neilson’g hind, and pn nil other sides by vacant land at the time of survey. • , i Th>*. above being the whole of the real estate of the late James Edwards, and sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.—-Toms made known at the time of stile. John Cashin, Ex’r. September 16. mj.t < ity SheiilTs '' ill be sold on the first Tuesday in October next, in the cit >' of Au gus>a, between the U'Uftl hours. 1 pine chest full of sundries, two “Veils. 1 pot, 2 pans, 2 jars, 1 half ushel, i table, 1 pair of flatirons, k skillets, 1 gridiron, 1 bed bedstead and furniture, 1 barrel of beer, 1 lot oi bottles, 1 table, 1 lot. of crockery - ware, 2 pails, 1 tub, 1 trunk; and I shot gun, I broad-axe, one Peters burg boat—Taken as (he property of Vlerrynian Thorn, to satisfy‘an ex#* cution in favor of Law-smce Ramboo. m. Latnkin, c. a. August 29 td Administratrix Sale. \ 3T f ILF. be sold on Wednesday V f the eleventh of November ilex', at the highland residence of Mr. Jer'miah Harris, part of the per. sonal estate of Mr. William B. Bea*,' dec.—consisting of horses, mules, a waggon, a yoke of oxen, bpof and stock cattle,&c - buditiuns oftlty ' sale will be made known on thu day Tabitha J. Beal, adm’x ' Idsp . Administrator’s Bale Will he Sold, ON Friday, thy jd.ih.day of Octo ber next, at thehouse'uf rt il liam Blackwell, all the personal, es tate of Wi liam Hlackwdl, ate of Franklin county dereas d. , Wm. Blackwell, dro’r. S’ pit mher In , ts ~’ notice;. " U' r ILE be sold on Monday, the the 2d of November next, ' between the usual hours, at die lato dweliingof Michael Gilbert— Hart of liie Personal Property oi said deceas ed, consisting of Household ami Kitcln n Furniture, and 1 Dig and Harness— f erras cash. Mary ilbert, adm’x. A. .1. Dill, adm’r September Id tt 20 Dolls. Reward TRAYED or stolen from she sub i, T senber’s residence in Richmond county, four miles from Augusta, oft Tuesday night the Bth instant,' 25 Sorrel Horse*, ne of them a large horse with a bla/.tj down his forehead, mixed.vvith whit© * ■air, nicked, 2or 3 whit<*f««t, haix , •mall lump on hi.-, back, branded on Jie mounting side behind with WI.-4 when in a rack throws his-hrnd fer*—«««*< remarkably wide, was shod before hen he left home. The other a com mm si /.e burse, r with a flu eu iuiie and tall, Carries his head low, and racks, and is remarkable from the manner in which he throws hi*, hoofs when moving; no br nds recol lected,’ The above described horse* it is supposed have been stolen. I’h*.‘ above reward will be given to u-y person that vviU deliver the sjdd hors es at ray nesideaei —.Any ittforaia tion wilt be tnaukroli • u»‘»v; d, ci ther by letter or verba’ly : EcUp JlVßugg. --3oytembei V * h|* %