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■■ I , Vol. 37-3 AUGUSTA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1822. [New Series-No. J6.j PUBUSIIED EVERY TUESDAY, i HUKSDAY & b.ATURDAY MOR-MNG, by T. S. HANNON. v’ «*■ > • v ly Grand Chapter of Georgia. Louisville, Ist Oct. A. D. 1822. A. L. 5822. i N extra meeting of the Grand Chap- A. ter of Georgia, will he held at the Lodge Room, in the City of Augusta, on ■the 28lh Jay of October, instant, at lO o’clock in the forenoon, in order to trans act business of great irapoi tance. All the officers and members will take due notice, and give to the institution punc tual attendance. Bi/ order of William Schley, Most Excellent G rand'Higk Erte.il. By the Grand H. Pi lest. I). Cook, Grand Secretary. October 8. 16 2t The Editors of the Savannah Hepubli-' can, the Georgia Journal, and Sentinel, at Louisville, are requested to give the above Order two insertions, and forward their amouuisto this office for payment. A List of Letters, REMAINING in the Post-Office at JLtk Columbia Court-House, Georgia, •on the first day of October, 18‘22. A K James L Askeu Marshal Keith drs Am. At ary i’.liz Kennibren Mrs June Allen L 11 Benjamin Leigh Mrs Polly Bowdre W Luckct Edmund Blunt W Miss Lydia Brown Mrs E M’Donald Aron Hoxly Jo eph .Moore John Barnes • Miles Murphey John Barron K If Mcn'i weather Moses Butt John .Magate William P Beall O Mrs Elizabeth Bu.h Miss Ls tty Offutt George Barber William Offutt Thouias Berry P (William Biriion Gideon Pricket ■lise S P Bagget Thomas Pace ihighßell Karris Pain C Alox’r Fcarre John Collins Jordan Primm 3 Thoi D Carr llyroaj Pitmon Hubert Crawford Mrs Trecey Paul James Coleman John Pitmon Janies S Cary Mrs Lusan Pague William Colvard R " idoW Collins James Ross 2 Mrs 8W Clarke Nath’l Uagare , Samuel Crabb James Roberts John J Cochran Mrs Sarah Ross Mrs A S Crawford S Luke F Clarke Mrs S Sanderford dark A Candler Atidw Shepherd 0 William Stone Mrs NII Davis Jonathan Stanford •J. rs W Dunn Thomas Saterwhito William Davy John Smith F James Stewart irs. Ann Fennel Mrs. Deborah Scott Mrs Dorothy Foy Mrs Ann Sturges Col. J A Few Man Simms G T Grson Gilpin W B Tankersly 2 I beodoro T Guy Jos 7'ai kersly sen. Randolph Gerald Vv iliiam 'Phomas H W ■’"riah Harris John Wilkins ars Tary Hill 3 James Wadsworth Moses Johnson Thomas F Wells ’hss A Johnson Mr Willison John Bynauin, P. M. October 8. 15 3t * he subscriber informs L community that he will open an even- I 1 < school on \1 tiday the 14th lust, at his t "?l, romn , on Green street, opposite ',. e ( ‘ly-Hall, where will be taught, t'oaing, Writing, ArithmeliEnglish * rri piiiar and'Geography, Mensut at ion oiipcifices and Solids, Su-reying, &e. blither information, application may b « made io 11 Charles Grenville. O'tober 8 15 ts COMAVISSIOJf II are-House. pHF. Subscribers continue to transact « Commission business, under the MM ° i °h n 0. Kimbeil, & Co. 7 heir uredljjnje is remote from any other m Si ‘scare from any danger by fire, “Me ! in the rear of the Planters’ Hotel. Samuel Hale, John H. Kimbcll. ■■’'’plumber 7 3 ts SU’DHWjglii AMI rs y?* mis SlON BUSINESS. I . subscribers inform their friends M.fv Cl • ,e in general, that (j,,. c,)nt| nue the above business a ~;r.j r .j f lne s!a nd which they have occu lK JUS p ma "y years Their WARE < t !, rf order for the re ' ot 1 foduce and Goods, and as '.,i» r * ln< h v ided attention will now be I,ran f : ' ltß of businsee, they rmutw I* i ’ ' C,t a continuation of th«, , ; Vt they have heretofore enjoy. ■iui"!H GU a TER U C LABUZA.Y SVMta, August 29, 1822, 12i Valuable Proper Ip for Sale. I t 'Hi. subscribers oilers lor sale all his 1- possessions in the town of Lexing ton, Oglethorpe county, with the excep tion of the house occupied as a store, which is on the corner, and not connect ed with the other buildings. 7'he silua tionn is the most eligibl one in the town for any kind of public business, being immediately on llije main street, and fronting the public square and court house. The buildings consists of a large and convenient dwelling house, suited to the purpose of a tavern, and ha- been oc cupied as such for many years. 7’he out buildings are also calculated for a tavern, and much better improved than most lots in our up-country towns, besides the dwelling house. 7'here is also another house on the street, fronting the square, with two rooms below, which may be easily filled upas a store. The buildings are in good repair. I here is also about 380 acres of land adjoining the town, 250 cleared and in good order, which can be purchased with the town property, ifllie purchaser should wish it. 7he subscri ber being anxious to dispose of this pro perty, will sell it at a reduced price, and if required, will give a liberal r redit up on any part, or even (lie whole of the purchase money, if well secured in the ultimate payment, John Moore. • Lexington, Oct. 8 15 4w On (jonsignnuint. 20 MUDS, St. Croix Sugar, 15 Hhds. Muscovado Sugar, 7 Hhds prime Coffee, 56 Kegs fresh Butter, 20 Half barrels Beef, 15 Boxes Chocolate, 72 Boxes fresh Raisins, 6 Tierces Molasses, 20 Boxes Candles, 50 Coils baling Rope, 10 Cases straw Bonnets & Bands, 15 Bags Pepper an 1 Vl's-oice, 6 Barrels Mint Cordial, 50 Casks Cut Vails assorted, Just Received and for Sole, hy Alexander Bryan. October 1. 1.1 ts Cotton Wttvc-Wwusfc Upper tn/l, South side Broad si. Augusta. William li. Egan, BEGS leave to acquaint his friends and the public, that the above is in complete order fur the reception of pro duce.. 77m security from fire, which its pecu liar situation aflbrds, and theconvenieni e arising from its immediate neighborhood to that part of the town where the prin cipal portion of the Cotton is new sold, render it a desirable place for the plan ters to deposit their produce. Liberal advances made. Sept. 14 6 ts JOHN .L HOLT, Offers his services to his Friends and the Public, us a L o iwiYvis slo \\ Ntur chant AND Ware-House Keeper , AUGUS7 A, GEO. He continues to occupy the Ware- House L, Stores, where McLaws X" Holt lately transacted business, which are in good order for the reception and safe keeping of Produce and Merchandize.— All orders to purchase and consignments for sale of Cotton, Merc handize, or any species of properly, will he thankfully received; and he pledges himself, that evety exertion shall he used, to make -a tisfac tnry returns of all business commit ted to his care. ON CONSIGNMENT, A FEW BARRELS S\\\awv. Vves\\ VToviv, AND A FEW CASKS Unslacked Stone Ljtmc. September 5. 2 ts Lottwmasion Business. r |IHE subscribers inform their friends, L and the public, that they will attend to the sale of Cotton sent them from die ountry, and every exertion made to pro < tire the highest Market price (or those who may intrust it to then-care. Their Commission is only one half of the cus tomary rate. Rob. & Benj. Laug. September 26 II 121 John C. Holcombe Takes this method of informing his friends, and the public, that he continues to car ry on the STORAGE AND Commission Business, At his NEW WAREHOUSE, uppet end, south side Broad-street. From the c nvenieul situation of the .Vare Jlou e, and his personal attention nthe interest of those who favor him with their business, he hopes to receive a continuation of patronage. Augusta, bepl- 3 wßw Mackerel, Bale Rope, &e. 400 Barrels No. 3 Mackerel, 17.) coils Bale Rojie, 3 boxes WlntUmore’s Cotiou Cards, No. 10, 1 box d&. Wool do. 2 qr. casks 7 eneriffe Wine, 5 tierces prime Rice, 7 demijohns and 5 kegs old Irish Whis , FOR SAl.fi BY [key, Henry Harper. Septemhe 5 ; ""almanacs, , For dhc Year 1823, ! For sale by GEORGE LOSJ’WICK. ' ALSO, A few copies of the “Hundred Won -1 der? of the World.” Apply as above. October 1 -13 Doctor Thompson, HAS removed to the w.ii known . stand, so long occupied by Doctor Watkins, on Broad street, where he may ' at all limes be found except when enga ged in professional business. October 1 13 3w The Subscribers, H\ v E coiine. le 1 dual- Ives in Bu siness under the I nu ol A. /. U G. IV. Hunting • ton , and have taken the front room of the Buildingo, cu,.Kai by ' cssr«. Slaugh ter ,V C. Lalv zaa, whore they offer for sale, an assortment ol A. I. Huatiiigtoii, G. W.IJu ntiiigton. Augusta, S.pi. 10, 1522. 4lf *, FEvV Gmiilcmen can t>e ac>-ommo z-.w «lcd with board (and. lodging if re cpiircd)ia tin; large bi n k Building, next above the Po.l-oirtce. September 24 10 ts Flour, Corn, i* c. Uo® BARRELS frcsl FLO UK, 5J hu I do do 10C/J h’sb 1 (.’nrt, 100 oarr I Murk, rel. No. 3; 10 ton. F, , I sb Iron, 20 coils Bale ttopu, 2 pi]ic> Ung ac B andy, For « 1- by MLirnn Gordon. August 8. f. Sugar, Coffee vuu\ Vvou lllids. Prime Sugar 150 dags do Green Coffee fill tons Swedes Iron assorted 3 do Plough Moulds vim A GENERAL SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, FOR BALK II Y S. HILLS 4- ALDEK. May 11 323 ts SEED 11 YE: A snull quantity, of superior for sack ny Summers & Perry. October I 13 Notice. r fIHE subscriber takes this opportune- I. ly of informing his friends and cus tomers that for this year he will remain it his old stand a few doors below the Market, where tWN'-M.VKAXti AND REPAIRING Will he done in ample form. C. Prouty October 1 13 3w For Sale. GOOD Black Smith, with his wife •StiJL and (heir m ile child. Apply, in the absence of the subscriber, to Mr. J. S. Beers or Mr. George M. Walker, Au gusta. F. Walker. October 1 13 i. li'D'D Bundles of Northern Way, For sale a’ the arc House ot McKenzie & Ponce, Mav 23 ts (Lf* A few pieces of New Music and Musical Cords, for sale at the Augusta Book-Store. October 1 13 Caution. LL persons are hereby forewarned not to trade for or purchase any .ote, or notes of hand, given hy the sub -criberto Mr. Robt. M’Coombs, as the stipulation for which the said notes were given has not been complied with by said d’Coombs. Wyctt B. Davis. October 1 J 3 8t I y* . ■ t li • b J . J. AJ. Clarke, ts Co. have just uficfiivizu, An assortment of Ladies' Demr.ark Salin Boots & Alices, - Among which are the following binds, viz. Black Denmark satin figured boots, Ditto do do pi tin A .figured shoes, Coloured do do hoots & shoes, Black morocco do do ALSO, One Trunk ol Mens’ Morocco Boots. * yik 1 10, - 1 lot -Sf Bastings. 4 4 till B.AiulJfiLS o.d Kentucky jLfltl Whiskey, “ •lifh Lbs. 'darvland Castings, r • % »• lon SJ/.E nr y jlLrj. H. i'homjison, U Co, l‘b 4 6t Notice. D M. 11 OH B Y ami !l, D. KLL| or cither of them, will to any business in which the > ihsi nber maybe interested during his absence from Anemia. c W m. J. Hobby. July 13 346 r aarumaiffiT* It v lU l US Gf’ ! lea-uii- ofolfering his ae li knovi lei’gmentjj, for the lib. rid iicoinagenieu be lias received since liisnn iv. I in Augusta, and would inforni such as may slid h quire his profession . il s rvices, that as he cimleinpiati s r<- . iniiiiiig in imvn bat a shurl lime, ap l ibciUiqns to him should be niaile mi me batolv August 29 (f. •Attention \ 123 J District Company. A N Election will beheld at the house - V ofMaj ir D’Antiguai', on Saturday, the I2lh inst. for Captain to couimaiid said District Company. Thomas JI. Harullcy, Major Cotu'g, 7 Glh BaltaLon. October 1 13 tde JUST RECEIVED AM) FOR BAl.fi AT Til IS Os f ICE, A few Copies, of Ike I.ale Intended lusvwvection AMONG v A PorUon (f llir. JR. d,: nf Chen lesion (S(nilh-Carolina.) September JO If To Wire, fpU O Negro ME v, one a Brick Lay- X ct and the other all use Servant. Bcnj. Sims. September 21 0 3AMVA TO\iWl\iL, Attorney tit Law, fi \? located hiuiselt at Wnyne.-boro’, i L Burke county, and will with plea sure transact any bmiiiii .s in the proh s sioo of Law which may be entrusted to his care. May 22 331 ts Tlionuw WutV i’-vs 1 Ssnv Is Grist Mill. r|l'!E siihocrihe.’s Mills me still in I. operation, both SAW and GUI'sT Hi* will deliver I.urnher in Augusta, a! gl2 per thousand, n.,d will cause < vrn attention to be paid to each Inaucli el his business. —“ //is customers viiil be fairly dealt hy " '1 bos. Vi at ins. Apiil 8 ts a Notice. 1 ALL persons wlvo have neglected set ' I V. tling their accounts with the sub scriber, (relative la the estate of E. Hawes,) are requested to call on Mr. E. Manlen, who is authorized to settle the same, with all other basinets interesting - myself, Joseph Hawes. July 10 315 If ON the Ist day of iNovcmber next, will be rented ‘.he WARE-HOUSE ’ On Reynold-street, now tenanted by L. C. Cantclou. Application to be made to e JOHN B. EGAN,—or, in ids absence, to John W. Wilde, Esq. October 1 13 ts To Kent, 1 And possession given the first of Oct. nex large and coo venicnt Dwelling House 1 te > ly o > ujnedby Messrs. Stewart and Ifar -1 graves, together with Carriage House and Stables.—Enquire of Wra. White. August 28—f—If Athens Fcmu’ic -p A IliN kustitutlou is under the three bon ot Elisha W. Cuustlii, Esq, a g'arluate ot Middiebury t; oi a.i.s.s, ctl by Miss Fish and Miss Wuoil ; du Former, an liisiivictress ot consideiahlt experience and both wed qualified fu > the duties of their office The examination ut their pupils tool ~ place on the 28ih of May. Tne higlies' a ilicipatioiis of tin- F ustees and cil ■ zous wiio attendi J on the occasiu . vv ere mn e than rea ized. 'Flu promt; ness wiih which tile rn si tliffionil spies lions were answered in English Gram mar, Aritiimetic, Geography both A. dent and Modern, ithetunc, .'to. evinc etl a o ee the i. aln.s i v of the pupi.s ami the fidelity ol the Instructiesscs. 7’he trustees of this FemMe S niltla ry, at tiie coiiirr eticement ot (lie yea' dec ai.il (Inti it w as not tlieir intention 1 to pull .he Institu ion into notice ; yet ’ Inyfe I no lusitution in saying tint 'hey have seldom witmased an Em min alioil in which Girls of h a tine ~gc ill tb itisclveg or iln ir Instructi ess■. s more . credit a id, alter having obgrte l f. r sis months the course of instrnciion pursu etl liere and the degree of pi oiicieucy ntained, we can con scientiously r coin mend ibis Academy as woilliy of the ■ public paliMiape The iKalthfulne s i tins place aal the ndviUilag. s whicl> ss a village it enjoy a, it is confid inly ' hoped will oiler sufficient indue, infills to parents to place heir (laugh cs ir t is Seminary. Young ladies from ahroa l are requir ed to boa; d with the lie. lor in iii.s Loci ly, or with so Me relative, Wiih tin exception ol Music, every branch ol a ■olid ant’ or nnhen'al cdtic.nion mm b. htne acqnir. d. At die close of do next lac.vi n, il is i.oended (u adopt i e tcM.femy a more regular an I s (lint .c course of e.l cation Inn is y (uaily pursued iu snnil.r I .s Itu iom F ie v acHMons are s> urruuged that .le Rector Is sel lotn un the eiicoii ilurin die terra. His jirof. ssionul duties, (her. fore, in terfere bu* litde widihis alicntion t 'be government and sviprriiUei.iianci of the Ac.tdniv Mas. s \t Aimr.L, -> A s i.'lll llh, I Trustees ts t'l J Nisnir, j> .Uh'tn Fein a h J>o A I.oiin, ' Aeudciny A. Iliiu,, j Athens, G o. J me 27. 1122 6:n Bethlehem, Geo. f EPTEMBEH, 23d. . •'? HE public cxnmimitionof the young 3 Ladies, iittenduig this Acadeaiy, will coinmcnce at U oMock on 7’uosday the lath ofOi tober next, li the day b. pleasant, the examination will, lor the ar ' oinuiodatioo ol Kpeclalor;, be held in tin now ( hinxh a*, this place. . Thu friends and guardians cf pupils, toga i her with all noiglibouring lovers ol i npi’ov cm.ml, are n plotted to attend.— I lie winter session will < omninncc on the first VV ednoaday of November 1822. Sc)itcmber 20 II Lor Sale, STOU F Negro Fellow, 21 years of ago, he has been in the habit of working aboul a- tore; hn is an hone-1 and sober fellow ; any person wishing to purchase will.—apply to George Hill. October I I.’ TD BAKERS, .\\u\ i‘vVvuVc- V■(UuWu'b. A CO.\S FAN7’ supply of New Flour ! I (11. IXALL brand) inferior to none in the Union, will be kept lor sate at Mac kenzie Ac Bonce’s Ware-House. September 18 8 If NEW Cotton I) a rehouse. FJMIE subsetther imlmms ills friends L and die public, that his Warehouse, in that part of Augusta called tlarris hurgh, i now ready for the reception f Gotten, on Storage, or for sale on Com mission. Il is very tafely anil convenient ly situated, and tli' proprietor pledges himself to use e very exertion to promote the interest 01 lliuse who may confide business to his charge. .). S. Boers. Fob. G 301-ts To Hire, V NEGRO Woman, a good Cook, VVashcrpnd Iroiicr ; and a very ac tive BOY, accustomed to House busi ness. 7 lie woman will be sold if appli ed for immediately- Apply at this office. September 19. 8 ts To Rent, a The Store Dwelling-house, near live .Niarkes. at pre.-eut oc uepied liy Messrs E. Wood ,k Co. and possession given Ist October next. Enquire of John .Sharp. August 10 ‘ 354 ts To Kent, (Possesion given the \sl of October next,) a Tenement No. 11, 12, & 13, Bridge-Row. Apply ou the • roio.es. Augi’ t 359 ts a To Kent, r!~ie% From the Is*: October, sevc .ilililL r;l ' tenements in Colton Range. Apply io J. Ans ley. 11 September 28 12 To Rent or f'.r Sale, i A House and Lot, ad .;VjW il j eng me test It re k of the subsci'ih-r; the >' House is nearly new. - 1’ is.n s vvlahinp to purchase ir Rent the above premises wil l apply t > .he suhsc ibcr for Information. U. Llctchci*, On the corner of Greene and Jackson streets ! Augu-I 29. f To Kent, And immediate possession giren, ' Mouse on the B.uid-Hills, ' If*® suitable for a small famiiy, Ip adjoining Mrs. »icore’s, r. • Jstmmmam Hopkins’ and Dr. Feudall’s lots. For terms apply to J.& W.llai * per, Augusta, or John Neilscn, near the > Quaker Springs. August '4 355 (f EAGLE FERN, WARRENTON, GEORGIA. BSJME subscriber iniin-nis Hie I'iblic, vJL that his house is still kept ej cu -or the Entertainment of Travel!.'. , An additional number ol stables, and other n erssary prepuratioilf, togclln r vvilli sr; T vend year’s exponent c •11 his busincs?, justifies him in saying, that hereafter alisfactory accommodations v ill bo ■ know lodged by all who may honor Inin with Until' (alls. Intending to keep bis 7ar constantly supplied with the best liquors, and being anxious and deiermin • 7 to firnisli gentlemen with all other oaveniuiK es with the utmost prnrnpli -15, tiio subscriber i< induced confidently .) hope, mat the tamo lit eral cm ourage -iont which he has hcrclofure received, ie may hencefoi'lh long continue to de serve. P. O. Paris. October 5 14 If Notice. G.’fwjff THE subscriber offers for JSailJleiit, ills Sand-Hill Resilience ■or 12 months from the first October next.” John Gindrat. September 10. 4 ti ioOst, IT. E'I'WEEN the Bank and Holcomb’s llJ* Ware-Mouse, $0 C.'i i i two sheets e.td a half of Augusta Bank ami change ills.—A liberal re ward will he given to the finder by delivering the same at Una Office. 03® i wish lo employ im nedia'.tdy, an OVERSEER, (apsd.ln of lo advantage thirty bands ; He mint be sober and imlusti ie is. Freeman Walker. September 19 • ft B ROUGH'!' lo jail Jacksonboro’, Stri ven county, on the gptli oi Scj .em ber last, a Negro man who says Ins name is JACK, and that be belongs to Asia .Simmons of Beanfoi 11 listi if (, Smith v a rolina. He is between five and ixi.et high, tolerable dark < dm) b ■ ion, ap pears to be twenty or twenty-five years old. The owner is requested to nine forward, prove prof rty, pay charges and take him awv. Jas. Bryan,jailor o- 1. 8 i. ;tt BROUGH I’ to Jail, ill Ja ksonlioro* Scrivi ii comity, on the lit s-l of Octo ber, a negro juan, who says his name is H AZZA R D, and tliat he belongs to John Vitlard, of the state of Soulh-Carolina— he appears to he about twenty or twen ty-five years old, about five feet high, tolerable dark compl. xiou. 7he owner i« requested lo cprae forward, prove [>ro perty, pay ch .rge« and lake him way, James Bryan, jailor. Ortolier 8 1.5 51 Insurance, P gainst KIKK ! Charleston Ti r, and JUurine Insurance Company ■ Igcncy. 7BNIIR Subscriber offers lo take l isks S against F<re on llouars, ().it Uuild mps, Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, n AugusVa and 'ls vicinity. Timothy Edwards, Agent. Broad street, 1 Between tin Post Office Zi Globe Tavern. December 20—— (LL We are authorized to announce Mr. Michaf.l F. Bois claiii, a? a Candidate for Receiver of ! ax Returns of tills county at the en suing election. September 28 tde 1 (LL (Several genteel young , men can be accommodated with Board, in the mi'ddlo tenement of the Bridge Bank. August 28 559 If «