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AUOTOTA (OffiIIMDHIMLB AND feorjto flftfrrrtfgen . Vol. 37.] AUGUSTA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1822. [New Series—No. 15.] ■“ published every Tuesdav, Thursday & Saturday MOUSING, BY T. S. HANNON. ' " AUGUSTA fREE SCHOOL. THE Board of Managers of this Insti tution give public notice to the in habitants of Augusta that the School will be in operation again by the Ist of No tember after the death of their late teach •r vlr Tuck, they immediately consult- Z upon the most beneficial method o, iii the vacancy. The hostility of our climate to strangers, evinced.n the early and lamented death of Mr. l uck and al so by other numerous facts, irnUiced the Board to enquire for some suitable per mn who had been previously accustomed to the climate, to undertake the manage ment of the school. Such a person was found in Mr. Joel Gatlin who being dis posed to give his whole attention to such an object for a length of time, was imme diately sent on to New-York to obtain the practical knowledge requisite for the superintendance ol a Lancasterian School. He is expected to return by the time above mentioned, when the Semi nary will be opened and conducted as heretofore. _ _ , W. T. Brantly, President of the Board. October 5 J 4 * * A few Gentlemen will be accommodated with boarding in a private French family, in the most cen tral part of broad-street. Enquire of the Printer, or J. B. Lafitte, at the JPygean Fountain. October 5. Id 4t . / ■ - Lost, ON the 30lh Sept. 1822, between A tliens and Lexington, a small leather Pocket Book, containing to the amount of eight dollars and fifty cents, or theit abouts, in money, and other papers, a moug which was a note of hand given by William .Vlanifee to George Willson, or bearer, for one hundred dollars, dated sometime in March, 1821, and due 12 months after date. All persons are hereby cautioned against trading for said note, and Wm. Manifee is cautioned not to pay it to any other person except the subscriber. Any person finding said pocket book and leaving it al Vlaj. L. A. Erwin’s, Athens, with the note and oilier papers, may have the money that was iii the pocket hook for finding the same. Daniel M’Coy, j r. Augusta, Oct. 1822 14 dtp O’ The Journal, Milledgoville, Mis iioaary, Mount Zion, will please publish the above three times, and send their ac counts to this office for payment. JOHN SMITH, Barber &. Hair-Dresser, JJHAKES the liberty of giving informa lly tion to the numerous gentlemen ■who have heretofore favored him with their custom, that he has removed from his former establishment, to the house on Washington-street, lately in the oc cupancy of Dr. Spann. For past favors, his most grateful thanks are ten dered, and he hopes to deserve, by unre mitted attention, a continuance of the liberal patronage which has been be llowed upon his well meant endeavors to please. Octobers. 14 ts For Sale, THIE extensive Coach-making and . -*■ Blacksmith estab ishment occupied °y James Lynes, at the corner of M’ln- Sc Ellis streets ; also, the House and “° l present occupied by Mrs. Kinney, * n 'h® corner of Greene k M’lntosh ■greets. —Aho two tracts of Land, one in Henry ihe other in Irwin county. Tur ner description is deemed unnecessary as persons wishing to purchase will ex- Jnnne the premises. Titles indispnta ble Apply to G. J. Conn.. Octobers 14 *f NEW UaMttet Warehouse. David W. Donaldson Tvporms the public that he has opened A a manufactory of the above descrip tor*, in all its various branches, a few •ftps below the market, where all orders * bis line will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. October C 14 ts imi WdB,E-HO\!BfE. KEI CHUM k HEN RY CAMP AA» BELL, having associated them >eics in the Ware-House Business, ~ e old stand of R. K. is opened under ‘e care of Mr. Henry Campbell. Those P 0 “ay please to consign Produce or oods to them, may be confident of the ’-tmost care and attention to their inte and if required, small advances f, ‘" ''e made by Ketch um Sc Campbell. Augusta, sth Oct. 1822 14 w2m Wrapping Paper F°r sale et this Office. DIMOCK & MARSH, Merchant Tailors, OPPOSITE THE CITY-HOTEL, Have this day received a Large Supply of Readj Made Clothing, CONSISTING OP Superfine Black & Blue Coats Ditto Frock Coats, with and without Crapes, also, St Large Assortment of Plaid Cloaks and Big Coats Superfine Blue and Black Pantaloons A large assortment of Fancy ditto Super Blue and Black Cassimere Vests, ■bilk and Mole Skin ditto Fancy ditto of various patterns, ALSO, A large assortment of Linen and Cotton Shirts. CRAVATS AND DRAWERS, Negro Clothing , Os all descriptions. All of which will be sold on reasonable terms for cash only. October 5 14 ts Pianos for Sale, riNHE subscriber has on hand two well JL toned and ornamented (round cor ners) London made Pianos, which he will dispose of on reasonable terms. W. Brux. Octobers. 14 Ct Corn, Flour, &c. 50 barrels Fresh Flour 100 Barrels Mackarcl No. 3 10 Tons English Iron SOO Bush Is Corn. FOR SALE BY M’Gran & Gordon. Octobers. 142 t N, B.—Bills on N. York. HARDWARE AND CTTLEWX. A. AL Woolsey Co. Have recently received and are now o pening, at Hie lower tenement of the Bridge Bank Building, an extensive as surtment of Hardware and Cutlery, Particularly adapted to the Georgia market, which they offer for sale on f; vorahle terms, for cash or credit, to city or country dealers— CONSISTING OP Knives and Forks, various qualities, Pen, Pocket and 2 blade Knives, Sportsman’s and Spanish Knives, on Cards, Scissors, Razors, Portable Cases, Fine Dressing Cases, Hand, Mill, Cross Cut and Pit Saws, Files, Screw Augurs, HI. Hinges, Patent and Common Stock Lorks, Scotch Spring and Common Nob do. Pad, Chest, Till, Trunk k Cupboard Locks, Hammers, Screw Plates, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Flints and Candlesticks, Trace Chains, Hoes, Frying Pans, Shovels and Spades, Anvils, kc. kc. Oct. 5 14 Ct Notice. SILAS BRONSON having taken in Mr. John Wightman as a partner, thier business will be conducted under the firm of Bronson k Wightmau : They are opening a general and extensive asurtment of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE for the season—viz. 2 bales superfine and common Cloths, 1 „ Casimere, 2 ~ Satinets, 2 „ Figured Bombazcttes, 1 ~ Plain do. 6 trunks Calicoes, assorted, 2 „ Plain and Stripe Cambric, I ~ low price Muslin Robes, 2 case* Steam k Power Loom 6'hirting, I „ Sinchcws, 1 „ English and Italian Sewing Silk, 1 „ Laiigdon Wire Thread, 1 ~ Lewis and Tomis and Lewis H. super Gilt Buttons, 1 ~ low priced Gilt Buttons, 1 ~ Boys’ Morocco Hats, 5 „ Ladies’ Straw Hats, 12 trunks coarse and fine Shoes, 15 „ Ladies Morocco ~ 5 boxes Whittemore Cotton Cards, 8,, Holms’and While’s and Snow’s, 6 rases Domestic Goods, assorted. The above Goods, with many others, are offered c the best terms —those wishing to purchase are invited to call and examine the Goods. Mr. Wight man will remain in New-York for the present for the purpose of buying; we shall be able to keep a general assort ment. Bronson & Wightman. Oct. 5 14 ts We are authorized to state, that Richard Bush, Esq. is . candidate for the office of Receiver ol Pax Returns for Richmond county at the ensuing election. September 17 wde 7 * 3ames T». lUsVio\* & Co. have lately received A LARGE AMD EXTENSIVE AS SORTMENT OE HATS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND UDALITY, Among which are the Jollowing kinds ’ suitable for the coming season, vis. BLACK and Drab Beavers Do. do. Castors Fine White Russias Black and Drab Imitations Youth’s and Children’s ditto Children’s Fancy Hats Men’s and Boys’ Roratns White and Black W ol Hats Children’s Morocco Caps Men’s and Boys’ Leghorns Bandboxes in nests Ladies’ Straw Bonnets. kc. kc. Which they offer for sale very low, on accommodating terms, so that it will be an object to country merchants to call and examine for themselves, April 27 327tf CUOCmYES, Cotton Bagging, &c. &c. AAA Pieces 42 inch Cotton Bagging 1 vr first quality 500 lbs. English Baling Twine 80 Coils do Rope 28 Hlids. Muscovado k Orleans Sugar 25 Bags Green Coffee 60 Hlids. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey 30 barrels do do do 28 do N. E. bum 35 do N. E. Gin 10 Qr. Casks Teueriffe Wine 20 Tierces London Porter 15 Boxes Wliittmore’s No. 10, Colton Cards 150 Bugs Shot >OOO wt. Bar Lead 10 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted 100 Casks Patent Cut Nails and Brads >OOO Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt Any part of which articles will be sold unusually low for Cash or approved paper. A. Mitchell 8r S. Clarke. September 12. 5 ts Sugar, Coffee, Iron, &c. 60 Hhds. N. O. k Muscovado Sugar 100 bids. do do do. 30 bids. Loaf do 10 tierces Green Coffee \ 20 bags do do 12 tierces super. London Porler 20 tons asssorted Swecds Iron 60 barrels N. E. Rum and Whiskey 30 do Molasses 40 do Malaga Wine 15 halfbbls. do do 100 barrels Baltimore Flour 00 do Mackerel 15 tierces Rice, Cogniac Brandy, 11. Gin Jamaica Rum, kc. All of which will be sold low for Cash, or approved paper, by Bacon & Danforth. 3 doors above City- Hold. September 24 10 Just Received And for Sale, 50 Hhds. best quality retailing MO LASSES. Apply to B. F. Verdcry, At Brewster & Prescott's. Oct. 5 14 41 Seed Wheat. Just Received, and For Sale, Five hundred bushels superior SEED WHEAT. Apply to Summers k Perry, or B. G. Sims. September 17 7 ts H. THOMPSON & Co. OFFER FOR SALE, HHDS. prime St. Croix Sugkr, tJVf 30 do Muscovado do 300 Rags prime green Coffee, 10 Pipes Holland Gin, 5 do Cogniac Brandy 5 Hhds. Jamaica Hum, 20 Qr. Casks Teueriffe Wine, 20 do. Malaga do 10 Barrels N. E. Rum, 80 Hhds. Molasses, 10 Casks London Porter, 60 Bbls Loaf and Lump Sugar, 20 Bags Pepper, 50 Barrels Flour, 5 Boxes London Mustard, 30 do Raisins, 10 Boxes Whittmorecottoncards 300 Qr, Boxes Spanish Segara, 50 Kegs Powder, 200 Bags Shot, 6 Kegs Lead, 200 Pieces Cotton Bagging, 100 Coil Bale Rope, 20 Tons Iron, German Steel, English blistered do. 2000 Salt, All of which are offered low for Cash, or good paper. Sept. 10. 4 3m eagle’ TAVERN, WARREKTON, GEORGIA. RTSME pubscriber informs the Public, that his house is still kept ope for the Entertainment of Travellers. An additional nuiuler of stables, and oilier necessary preparations, together with se veral year’s in his business, justifies hi® in saying, that hereafter satisfactory accommodations will be acknowledged iy all who may honor him with their cabs. Intending to keep hi- Bar constantly supplied with the best liquors, aid being anxious and determin ed to furnish gentlemen with all other conveuieices with the utmost prompti tude, thesubscriberis induced confidently to hope, that the same liberal encourage ment wljch lie lias heretofore received, ho may lencefbrth long continue to de serve. P. O. Paris. Odder 5 15 ts To Kent, From the Is*. October, seve ral tenements in Cotton Range. Apply D J. Ansley. Septnnher 28 12 , To Bent or for Sale, A A House and Lot, ad i®- joining the residence of the subscriber ; Hie House is nearly new. Persons wishing to purchase or Kent the shore premises will apply to the subscriber for information. C. Fletcher, On the corner of Greene and Jack son streets. August 29. if To Kent, And immediate possession given, DrsjjA A House on the Sand-Hills, fgpjjllfib’ suitable for a small family, b|||i adjoining Mrs. .Moore’s, Mr. Hopkins’ and Dr. Fcndall’s lots. For terms apply to J ,k W. Har per, Augusta, or John Ncilson, near the Quaker Springs. * '4 355 ts To Rent, And possession given the first of Oct. ncx MTHAT large aud con venient Dwelling House 1 te ly o copied by Messrs. Stewart and Har graves, together with Carriage House and Stables. —Enquire of Wm. While. August £9 ts To Rent, MTlie Store k Dwelling-house, near the Markos. at present oc uepied by Messrs E, Wood k Co. and possession given Ist October next. Enquire of John Sharp. August 10 354 if To Rent, (Possesion given the \sl of October next,) M Tenement No. 11, 12, & 13, Bridge-How. Apply on the premises. Ange 12 J 350 If Notice. L.suJiW THE subscriber offers for |wp| Rent, his Sand-Hill Residence (or 12 uionllisfrom the first October next. John Gindrat. September 10. 4tf _ NEW Cotton Warehouse. TITHE subscriber imfurms his friends I and the public, that his Warehouse, in that part ®f Augusta railed Jlarris burgh, is now ready for the reception f Cotton, on Storage, or for sale on Com mission. It is very safely anil convenient ly situated, and (be proprietor pledges himsell to use every exertion to promote the interest of those who may confide business to his charge. J. S. Beers. Feb. 0 301-ts To Hire, A NEGRO Woman, a good Cook, Washer and Ironer ; and a very ac tive BOY, accustomed to House bnsi ness. The w-oman will he sold if appli ed for immediately. Apply at tbit office. September 19. Btf Lost, BETWEEN the Bank and Holcomb’s Ware-House, $9 C2J in two sheets and a half of Augutla Bank and change bill*.—A liberal reward will be given te the finder by delivering the same at this Office. fjrj* I wish to employ im mediately, an OVERSEER, capable of managing to advantage thirty bands He must be sober and industrious. Freeman Walker. September 10 8 Attention \ 123 d District Company. f N Election will lie held at the house of Major D’Anlignac, on Saturday, the 12 th inst. for Cantain to command said District Company. Thomas H. Handley, Major Com ’g, 70</( Rallulion. October 1 13 tile law! wTIFIE undersigned have removed their office to Washington street, adjoin ing Major Freeman Walker’s. G. W. Crawford, H. L. Sims. September 24 10 w3t JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAI.li AT THIS OFFICE, A few Co/iius, of ih,e Lute Vntc ndeA \ nsnt\* ection AM UNO .3 Portion of (hr U tucks of Charleston. (So u Ih~ Carolina.) September 2-1, 10 ts DeuVibt, HAS the pleasure of ottering his ac knowledgments, for the liberal encouragement he has received since his arrival *n Augusta, and would inform such as may still lerpiire his profession al services, that as he contemplate, re maining in town but a short time, ap plications to him should he made im mediately. August 20 ts. To Hire, f jjtWQ Negro MEM, one a Brick Lay- A cr and the other a li use Servant. Rcnj. Sims. September 21 9 JAMS vtvum.L, Attorney at Law, HAS located himself at Waynesboro’, Burke county, and will wit li plea sure transact tiny business in (he profes sion of Law which may be entrusted to his rare. ts ay 22 331 ts TV\OUVAB \V t\Vk Ills’ Saw Grist Mill. rjlllE subscribe^’s Mills are still in S. operation, both SAW and GRIST He will deliver Lumber in Augusta, at sl2 per thousand, and will cause- vert ait' in ion to be paid to each brunch ol his business. —“ Ilia customers ivitl be fairly ilenll by " Tlios. \Vutkiiis. April 3 ts Notice. \LL persons w ho have neglected set tling their accounts with the sub scriber, (relative to the estate of E. Hawes,) are requested to rail on Mr. E. Manten, who is authorized to settle the same, with all other business interesting myself. Joseph Hawes. July 10 345 ts ON the Ist day of November next, will be rented the WARE-HOUSE On Reynolil-street, now tenanted by L. C. Cantclou. Application to be made to JOHN B. EGAN,— or, in bis absence, to John W. Wii.de, Esq. October 1 13 If IUANSYL FA AT A VAT FERSPPY. Medical Lectures. f pHE MEDICAL LECTURES in this J. institution, will commence on the Fu st Monday in Xuvcmbcr next, And end the Ist week in March follow ing. The course of instruction will be on Anatomy and Surgery by Dr. Dudley. Institutes of Med cine ) „ l)f c - a i c i wt .n. Se Materia Medico, y Theory and Practice j u jj r0W1) nf Medicine. > Obstetrics and Diseas- J f,t of Women and Dr. Richardson Children. ) Chemistry “ Dr. Blythe. W. H. Richardson. For the inlormation of the .Medical Stu dents in the western country and else where, I am authorized by the Medical Faculty in Transylvania University, to stale their willingness to receive the currency of Kentucky for their tickets, for live ensuing course of lectures. September 17 7 w4w TO RAKERS, And TvW ate ¥amWies. A CONSTANT supply of New Flour (HAXALL brand)'inferior to none in the Union, will be kept for sale at Mac kenzie fc Ponce’s Ware-House. September 19 8 if * # * Mrs. Warne’s School for Young Ladies, will here-opened in Augusta, on Monday the 21st. inst. in the house, on Washington street, occupied during the past year by Mr. Joshua Daj forth. October 1. 131awif Athens VemaVe &<g&Dißßnr n T JL HIS Institution is under the direc tion of Eusiu W. Giu.stjsu, Ef.q. a. graduate of Middlebury College, assist edby Miss Fish and Miss Wood ; the former, an Instructress of considerable experience and both well qualified stir the duties of their office The examination of their pupils took place on the 2tilh of May. The highest anticipations of the Trustees and citi zens who attended on the occasion were more than realized. The promtp ness wall which the most difficult que's tions Were answered in English Gram mar, Arithmetic, Geography both An cient and Modern, Hhetoric, &,e eviwe ed at once the industry of the pupils and the fidelity of the Instructresses. The trustees of this Female Semina ty, at the commencement of the year, declared that it. was not their intention to puff the Institution into notice ; yet they feel no hesitation in saying that they have seldom witnessed an Exnmin atiou in which Girls of the same age did themselves or their Instruciiesses mure credit and, alter having- observq.l for six months the course of instruction pursue ed here and the degree of proficiency attained, we can cow scientiuusly r-mom mend this Academy hh worthy of the public patronage The healtbfulness of this place and the advantages which as u village it enjoys, ii. is confidently hoped will offer sufficient inducements to parents to place .their duughtem in this Seminary. Young ladies from abroad are requir ed to lioaid with the Hector in his fami ly, or with some relative. With the exception of Music, every branch of a i olid and or numealui education may bt here acquired. At the close of Hie next vacati m, it is intended to adopt in the Ac.dtitiy a more regular and sys tema ic course of education than N ge nerally pursued in similar. Institutions. The vacations are so arranged that the Hector is seldom on the circuit during the term. llis professional duties, therefore, in terfere but little with bis aUcnlius, to the government and aupciiulemiance of the Academy. Musks WAnnul., -v A. H. Chiton, I Trustees nf th J- Nisiiit, s Jlthais Fannie Jmi A. Conn, - ilcadany. A. Hum. J Athens, G‘o. June 27, 1b22 6m Bethlehem, Geo. SXPTGMIIKK, 23J. public examination of the young I. Ladies, attending this Academy, will commence at 0 o'clock on Tuesday the I olli of October next, it (he day be pleasant, the examination will, lor the ac commodation of spectators, be held in the new Church at this place. 'l'he friends and guardians of pupils, together with all neighbouring lovers of improvement, are requested to nil end,— The winter session will commence on the first Wednesday of November 1022. September 20 11 CAUTION. ~ fj'UlE public are cautioned from tratV I-' ing for certain notes of hand, given by the nodersiguod, to George W. S. I’earre, in purchase ( fliis interest in the late Augusta Chronicle and Georgia Gazette; as they are determined not to pay said notes, the office which they pur chased of Pearce, being at the lime, (and to them unknown,) under a mortgage, and a considerable portion of the office since which time having been exec uted and sold as the property of said Pearre. John K. M, Charlton. Andrew Ruddell. John B. Leonard. , September 28 wOw To Merchants, Brokers and others. A YOUNG man of steady habits, who is well qualified, from having had considerable experience in business, and whose acquaintance is very exten sive in South-Carolina, which would se cure more custom to an employer, is de sirous of obtaining a respectable situation in this city. He would prefer one res pectable, rather than lucrative nod not so. lie would undertake for a reasona ble salary, if the situation was one b- his liking. Satisfactory and unexceptionable testimonials of bis good character, inte grity, and fidelity, can be produced from eminent persons well known in Augusta, A letter addressed to J. H. P, and left at the Augusta liook .Store, or this office, will meet with immediate attention. Sept. 10. 4 lawtf Caution. £\ LL persons are hereby forewarned not to trade for or purchase any note, or notes of hand, given by the sub scriberto Mr. Uobt. M’Coombs, as the stipulation for which the said notes were given has not been complied with by said M’Coomba. Wyett B. Davis. October 1 13 91 For Sale, STOUT Negro Fcllow, 21 years of GKA age, he has been in the habit of working about a Store; he it an honest and sober fellow ; any person wishing to purchase will. —apply to George Hill. October I