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* his heart, and in the overflowings f his benevolence,, has discovered, It it is necessary in order that Jus lice, impartial justice should lake I lace that Governor Clark s friends P . „id be turned out of office and . Mt his enemies should be put in,— I,' t Mathew Talbot of Wilkes, an | jj tried, faithful and distinguish !l imblic servant, and David Adams, | Cerate events ( ; ‘ as it is | niobable that proceedings upon a, L tarn subject will commence in the, u oU iC of Representatives. ) 1 say, j tiiat those two faithful public ser-| v nits for no reason but such an one j a s must be apparent to e very man tf lio lias any discernment, should; i, mmed out of office and Thomas ctocks of Greene, and Gen!. Allen Daniel, the Madisonian, should be •Meed in their stead. And further- to carry the scheme more ef ii'CtiMlly into "operation, “ Circulars” lJ.,vp been secretly sent to the mem bers of the Legislature recornmend iii-r such a change. I deem it unne 0> conmiiwe lime before mi ( honest and discerning public in ex posimr the design of a transaction so palpable, glaring and unjust. II CENSOR MORUM. On Saturday, the 9th inst. the Hon. Nicholas Ware, was elected to repre sent this Stale, in the Senate of the; v. Slates, for six years, from the 4th ! of March next. j On the same d ay, J. C. Nichol,! Ksq, w as elected Judge of the Court „f Common Pleas mul Oyer and Terminer, fur the City of Savannah, j in the place of Judge Wayne, pro-1 muled to the Bench of the Eastern: Circuit; Aad David Taylor, Brigadier Ge neral of the 2d Brigade, of the Ist .Division.— [Recorder. STATE'OF Tili: MARKET. Savannah, Nov. 12. Cottons.— So little has been dune in i) a market until recently, that we jiiivi n a thought it material to notice j rices fur some time past. Within a f iim. hi the transactions in Uplands inv been sufficient to establish pri ce—prime new sells readily at 111-2 ; inferior at 10 a 11—old is gMicrelly unsaleable, though acme of this description will bring 9 a 10. In Sea Islands but little ins yet been d an—a few bales have been sold at L a 19 ; in one instance for a prime parcel of an approved mark 2f> has ben offered. dim 95 cents a S L, but will pro biddy decline a little with the first turn ;ds. Codon Bagging 5u a G'9, aecord ing to quantity : the demand is not jjmu nor the stock large. TOBACCO. Some te-haccii made by Judge horsey, of Maryland, last year, sold in Europe fur $52 per hundred ; and sane which grew in Montgomery county, and sold here for $37, brought in Holland the enormous atm of upwards of $Ck) per hundred. h has been suggested to us lately by dealers in the article, and other grid judges, that n me but dull tobac co can be made on laud which has been lately enriched by clover and plaster of pans. To tobacco as well :is earn, plaster communicates a deep iff'cti colour, and the ripening to |* l "h :s much retarded, and tin* co i»rr injured. None but the brightest tobacco is now worth making, and that proves always to be the bright est which grows off most rapidly, mid eorars soonest to maturity. ,:l:inrn\iii tenner. Pyoig.— In Chancery, where the parlies were defending the bounda fies by a plat of the land, one of the fooibt-1 said, “ We lie on this side, m .v Lord the Defendant replied, ‘ And we II" on Inis side, my Lord.” Dir Lord Chancellor Hatton very observed, “ If you lie. on both ’ "s,whom would you have me to believe ?” , h ts stated in the Brussels Oracle, b".t the Marquis de Lafayette, ■' :u much agitated, on finding his '; ll,K “ so strangely compromised in oie atTujr of General Berton. It is Jdetl, that even in the event of his ’'l-".,‘Ction to the Chamber of Depu lK‘s at the approaching Election, he * 'Uld not accept of the nomination. ■■( ,ji. City Gazelle, i i&avvieU, ■ 5 a day evening lant, by the Bev. u1 - V.oUcrwcl, vJr. Koiikut F. Puli ‘ u 0-3Euiua P. Wim i;, eldest daught ■; * tlic late William >v bite, Esq. all of ■as uly. 5 1 zmawmmm iNolice. ■ partnership of Fraser fc Bnwdrc iii V '. M JaooUcJ on (he lllh inst. by uIV, r -° rkp fn»t. Jiunos Fraser, will at ,'i‘ l *' e unsettled accounts of that con ■*,,J eo'ilmiifc the Auction uud Coui ■ "ion Business. James Fraser, H ays Bowdrc. vwonlfir yg New Wholesale j DRY GOODS STORE, i \ NO. 310 KING-STREET, | CHARLESTON, S. C. hm. S. Miller Co. 1 ,4 KE now opening at the above Hand 1 f -C\. about Three. Hundred Packages of 1 I r reth Imported tiriiidi, India, French! mui American manufactured GOODS—I comprising an nKorlmcnt as beautiful! ! ‘ llul extensive, as has ever been offered I I lor sale in this city, ami winch will be' jsold by the piece or package, on !i! eial j U nil 3, viz: ‘2o bale; and cases low priced in'idcHm"’ A- super CEO PUS I 6 do do *1.,. do do Cassimerr? I 2 do fine and super PeU-se Cloths, as sorted colors j 0 do do and do Flannels, do | 1 do while auti colored Plains and Ker seys | 2 do stout Forest Cloth* G do Bristol and Loudou Duffil Blanket? I 4 do assort, J R. .*« Ho j 6 do 21-2, 3, 31-2 and 4 Point do 3 do green and red docking Baizes 2 do Fearnoughts and Lyon Skin Coat ings 3 do plain black and assorted Bomba z.cls .3 do figured do do do 5 cases -ingle and double warp Tartan Plaids 4 do super Caroline do j 1 do extra do do (new French pal-, terns) I 2 bolts i'oilinet mid Swansdowu Ves tings i 3 cases super Marseilles do j 2 do do Marseilles and Toilinet Vest j Shapes I 5 do men’s and women's Worsted and > Lambs Wool Hose i I do chdilroil's Worried and Lambs j Wool Hose 1 do do (rod spots) do 40 do assorted C •!>< t* Print;, new and ■ elegant i>ati<-< 0,- 2 trunks black ..nd assorted colored Cambrics 5 cases Cambiic Muslin? 4 do plain and figured .dull aad J.ucnel Muslins 6 do do do Book and Leno do 3 do do an 1 tamhorod Mnsli.i Ro!;cs. (some very rich) 2 do while and colored C a'.ids 3 do Gai inent and Cambric Dimities 3 do super Carlisle Ginghams 1 dodo .latM.iicsUfdu (Caroline Plait! J trittei ns) 4 bali s Apron a id Furniture Check; 2 ilo Bcilta king | 8 cases Colton Handkerchiefs; Mm. j Rom .Is. .Madras, Turkey Bed, Cot-j ton F agg and Cambric sloped | 11 indkercliefs 3 ca.-es 7-4 amt l!-4 Cikiolz and bla r U a.al colored Imitation Simwls 4 do Power and 81. an; Local Cotton Shirtings 3 do thick, white nnd .-1., tv Cot(. - 'i; Ilor: 2 do do do do half il > 3 do G-. 4,7- 4 and if. 4 Ciwsimere SI;»«1 10 do 7-ff and 4 4 Irish Linen, whole ant li .'il piece; and superior bleach 3 do 7-fi Brown Irish Limns 1 do do glazed C.dlon Hollands 2 do Long Lawns I 2do 7 i and 111 hash 1 aloe Li .pro' 2do ~inen Chun'rict a..J Eon.hr:: | cl i iris 3do while Pintail a;, i iiod.-Loo Ivor , si i Sheeting- I i.) b des 0.-naborg- - , Dnigho la?, D-.wl.tr. | Dock, Hod I), o vn Linen eting -0 cases 3 cord while Colton a.id patent t Linen I'lirea.'.s 2 do 6 oord superior C. ltoii I'lil tad, on spools ■> do Boltons ; pack an 1 pound Plus i 20 bales No. I, 2 and 3 brown and wii.tr ! Waltham Sheeting;: and Shil lings | 11 do Hov'.r and LancasUr Sheeting ; ai.d Shirting* 12 do 3- i Slurtimgs, Stiipes and ri .ids , 1 do white 8v an Sicin 2 cases Genoa Cord; and V elvcttcn* 1 do biack and colored Tabby VehtU 5 bales Satinets and Cassincta 1 d- mat hie ami stripe Coltoi.adcs 1 do G-4 -tout C’h'.mbrays 5 cases superior blu. U Muchcws and S.u’sucU 3 do bhu.k and Damask Silk Handkfr ci.icfe 8 do 1/1 tek and Colored Car,ton and Nankin Crapes 5 Jo Crape Shawls and Scrafs 3 do blade aod colored Cmy,n Dpuedcs 2 do super black Italian Claj.es 2 do green and while Florences and Satins 3 do 7-3 and li-4 Levantine Shawls and Fane v Hunclkcrdiids C do Flagg and Bandana H .adkfs. (some very floe) 1 do Merino bhawds, Sc .rfs and Hancl kcrclfiif* 5 do Bum’s and worn it’s kid, beaver, buc k and dog -k.n Gloves 3 trunks l.ngLh Silk Hose 3 cases Bibbou.-, (tome new patterns) 8 do Ladies aud Missis Leghorn Gipsey Hats 2 do men’s Leghorn a ‘> Town and Country Merchants are rc speclfnlly solicited to call and examine the above Goods. trr VY. S. MILLF.iI & CO. intend to keep constantly on hand, every descrip tion of Dry Goods; and having a partner in New-York, and an agent m England,, wlio will permanently reside there, to i make purchases in *hat market, they wni he enal.led, at all timer, to furnish articles in their line of business, at a* low pnees as could be obtained either in this or me Northern cities. November 16 4t Augusta Merchants. AYOUNG Man who has done business in an extensive Mercantile House in Europe fora considerable time, well acquainted with book k epmgand ail the routine of business, from the Grocery to the counting room, wishes a situation in this city. He is very generally acquain ted With the Planters ofthe up country, having resided among them nearly tout yean. Respectable letter* and refer cuccscanbe given on applying to 1. u. L, at the office of Udrpaper. Novcmlsr 1.6 . ?* ■' | AUCTION. ' ] BY JOHN P. ANDREWS. This Day, at 10 o’clock, BF.FORE MI STOUT,, \V;I.I, BE SOLD H'HDS. Jamaica Rum, Pipes Gin Bbis. N. E. Rum Casks VV in ft I Do. N nils ; Bids. Sugar Boxes Soup and Caudles, &e. and at 1 1 o’cr.ocic, A good Dray Horse. ALSO, j-Au Invoice of Imitation Combs, Hurd ware, ice. &c. i November 1C GROCE KIES. Jd chests and 10 half chests fresh Hy son Tea 5 hiids. Sugar 4000 11/3. Saint Domingo Coffee 10 bags black Pepper It) do Pimento HO b irrels L..Mj. and l.aaf Sn°*ar 10 pipe* pure Holland Gm 2 do Cogniac Bmii.ly 10 barrels Gales Rye Gin 40 ~ VVhiskey 10 ~ Philadelphia bottled Porter ffi n )> >, Ale 10 quarter cask., Sweet Malaga Wine ■5 ~ ~ L. P. Toneiiffe do I pipe Lisbon V\ inc superior quality 50 barrels Richmond aiq/erfine Flour from new Wheat 1!) hall barrels No. 1 Mackeral 10 barrels No. 2 do 425 barrels No. 3 do 10 tons Swedes Iron assorted | 500 lbs. Sheet do ! o tons Ploughm.iuiJs j 50 quarter boxer- 1/esl Spanish Cigar.- j Canisters Kng’i h '’porting Powder 50 i/ags Shot a s-orled | G dozen iron an ! brass Wire ■sifters a- sorted j 10 ~ Boil Cords and P’onghiincs , UIO colls Bale 80. e 20 pie' o.- prime tow Bagging C /lion ,V wool Cards, (race Chaim Vi aggon Ih/xes r.)r Sale hy llorpcr & Montgomery. November I i 8 > tl »X van wu’i V ws\utmw'i\c I (:tOOiiiS'« James Killam, I Os lie laic Jinn of A illnin A. Hills, | Mas re »•}, 0,l and is nou op a j..g, at Ihcll | oi l -laud, a large ns-ortment ot BROAD CLOTHS, CASIMEK ESj and VESTINGS, /S i,me of u rnysi p rrur quality. He . is at work ibo first rat/‘ J./nruey a it Ta lm a, & .r.J. E. Shepard, w o j i i/tllng i- dci.e in the neatest and m. 6t i ftsinimahie manner, will cut and super I intend •ustcuners. Work made to mca I s ll r-. Th onler? of ih ■ f./rincr custom t r? ;o the house are solicited. ALSO, j I Ihrfierd a large assortnniil of Head} «Mai\e 1 CLOTHING, { I'tiic I'ellowir.g articles, which were j 'it id/- in Hie he“l manner, expressly foi | this matket, aiai will ho oid at very lon I prices—viz: i DRESS COATS, 1 ROCK COATS, PANTALOONS, WAISTCOATS, PLAID CLOAKS, Line linen shirts, Ac. \ And ,/nu Ladies Cloaks -a very hand i conic article Novembor 16 32 li iIAMST A FEW Jiln.lt. superior Jlama,just re ccived and fer sale hr John P. Andrews. November iC 32 It r i’o Kent, Until the fret October 182 S, MTHE House atid spacious lot adjoining, lately occupied by Hie deceased Mrs. Kcrblay ; the office fronting RcynolJ-slreet and on the above described lot is al-o to rent. Fred. E. Dugas, Exe'r. November lit 32 TnS7"H.L be sold, on Tuesday, 16th De- V ? ccinber next, at the late residence of Richard Harrison, deceased, Hie per ooai property belonging to said deceased —consisting of hogs, horse?, cows, corn ; fodder, cotton, household ami kitchen furniture, and plantation tool*. Terms made known on the day Benjamin H. Embree, Richard H. Jones, Kxerulnrt. November 16 32 3t Executor’s Sales. WLI, he sold, on the second day of Jan imry next, at the late residence ol Josias Boswell, deceased, the whole ofthe real and pers/.na) estate of said de ceased (excepting the negroes)—consis ting of about 400 acres of land, lying im mediately on the road leading from C'o- Colurnhia Court-House to Augusta, fifteen miles above the latter place; a good stock of Worses, cattle, hogs and sheep, household and kitchen furniture, wheel carriages, plantation tools, the 1 crop of wheal, corn, fodder and cotton. The sale will continue from day to day until the whole is sold. The conditions will be made known on the dav of sale. Levi Boswell, Ex'er. November 16 32 w6w Several genteel young men can be accommodated with Board, in the middle tenement of the Bridge Bank. AujprtS? 309 ts Sheriff’s Sale. VTW LL be sold at the Market-House , hj the town of Ldmisville, on the | First Tuesday ai December next, bo- J j twoen lh.‘ Usual home of sale, the follow | ‘ ll § properly, viz : 1543 acres, more or less, of j ! Oak and Hickory Land, lying oa V\ il liam.-ou’s Swamp, adjoining Aaron Tom- < hnson, and Screen—between three and t four hundred acres o (ftth land in cul- j ; livatiou, and in good repair, with all ne es-ary buildings, and good water. Also, j ; one House and Lot in the town of Louis j rille, together with several other Lots, .1 1 formerly owned by VVm. N. Hannan, and j 1 sold to Jacob Beal, deceased. A I.SO, j Fortj-three Negroes, To wit :—Jack, Doll, Bg Tom, 1 Big Car ries, Simon, Amiritta, Dick, * Bos- n, Biarn, Harney, 'Poby IS el- 1 1 son, Anna, Little Charles, Travis, Nancy, * Jane, James, Seaborn, Tonah, Stepney, ' Daniel, Lancaster, Ben, Philip, So ns, * Little Tom, William, Hcun .reUa, Eliza, * C’liarloll, Elvira, Frank, John, Sooky, 1 •lari h, Hinah, Griffin, Charity, Bich ard, Admiral, Alexander and Gilbert; ages unknown, but with a few exceptions * young and very likely—levied on as the 1 properly OTJIO ib Beal, deceased, to sa- * Hsiy executions in favor of Lowe, Wallace •Si Co. and Andrew Low i Co. and ‘ others, against the firm of John Bust wick * and Jacob Beal. John W. Cowart, Shff’r. JrJJfnvn County. November 10 3d wtdi Notice. POLEV, on the 28th of October last, O Iroin Lincoln Court House, a large ‘ dark BAY HOUSE, five feel two or 1 three inches high, his tail nicked, eight 1 ears old, trots, racks and canters well, supposed to he worth one hundred and seventy five or two hundred dollars; 1 ■lso a saddle and bridle taken with him, 1 about half worn. The man who is sup- ! , posed to have side him calls himself j Rogers—about forty years of age, tall and ti thin visage, int lined to he nald heade 1, hair a little inclined to be red. One hundred, dollars will he given for die apprehension of the thief and horse, ■iv silty dollars for he horse only. John Bentley, Lincoln t.oniilt /, (ico. November IC 82 wGtp TVte, Subscribers, sfi V \ E connected thems; Ives in Bu ll siuess under the firm of jl. J. cV G. IK Huntington , md have taken the front room of the Building occupied by Messrs. \. Slaugh •er ,V, C. La'uiz m, where they offer for ale, an assortment of RIUU'EVUES. A. I. Hniilirgton, (J. W. Huntington. Augusta, -Vi /it. 10, 1i(22. 4tf 1 W.M.U Sc Co. OFF Est Full SALE, ’y/i HDDS, prime St. Croix Sugar, tj) \_7 BO do Muscovado do 800 lings prime green Coffee, 10 Pipes 1 lolland Gin, 5 do Cogniac Brandy 5 11 Inis. Jamah a Rum, 20 Qr. Casio Tenerifle Wine, 2t) do. Malaga do It) Barrels N. E. Hum, IJO Minis, Molastes, 10 Casks London Porter, 60 B'ds Loaf aid Lump Sugar, 1 20 Bugs Popper, £0 Barrels Flour, j 3 Boxes London Mustard, ' 30 do Raisins, 10 Boxes Whlttmore cotton card? j 300 Qr. Boxes Spanish Sega 1 s, 60 Kegs Powder, 2i)lj Bags Shot, 5 K-gs Lead, 260 Pieces Colton Bagging, 100 Coil Bale Rope, 20 Tons lion, Gorman Steel, English blistered do. 2000 VWsbFVs Salt, All of w m' li arc offered low for Cash, or good paper. .kept. 10. 4 Bm Sugar, Coffee, Iron, &c. 60 11 lids. N. O. & Muscovado Sugar 100 hills. do do do 30 bids. Loaf do 10 tierces Green Coffee 20 bags do do 12 tierces super. London Porter 2d lons as-sorted Bweeds Iron 50 barrels N. E. Hum and Whiskey 30 do Molasses 40 do .Malaga Wine I 15 half This, do do 100 barrels Baltimore Flour ’ 90 do Mackerel 1 15 tierces Rice, Cogniac Brandy, H. Gin Jamaica Rum, &c. All of which will be sold low for Cath , or approved paper, by Bacon & Danforth. 3 duurt above City-Hotel. \ September 24 10 r Flour, just received. 50 Bbls. Now Wheat Flour, 37 half bbls. fresh ground do. FOR SALE DT A. Picquet, Ko. 5, Bridge Hate. | November 12 30 3t M Notice. THE subscriber offers for Rent, his Sand-Hill Residence onths from the first October next. John Gindrat. September 10. 4tf To Rent, The House at present in the , Iml® occupancy of the subscriber, 011 Ellis-street. John W. Wilde. ! November? 2R ts X New Goods, SUITABLE FOR Til E SEASON. 1 Just received by the laic arrivals from Li- t verpool , end fur suit in the t Br.dge Bui/ding, , BEST Saxony bine and black Cloths • and Cussimeres, vjoleskin and Valeutia’Vesting, Green and reil Booking Baize, Assortment of Flannels, Figured and plain black and colored Bombazoits, Figured and plain Cassimerc Shawls and ; Points, Assortment of Hosiery, - Luisey »\ oolsey, for Negroes* Clothing, • 1 ai tan Plaids and Bombazines, Best black Siushews and Sarsnetts, ( ~ ~ Nankin and Canton Crapes, ; Levantine and figured Silk, Piaided and striped Silk, < Englisluilk Hose and Gloves, Crape Nliawls, assorted, W bite ami colored Salt ins, (-ottoa Shirtings and Sheetings, 1' me and coarse Calicoes, 6-4 and 4-4 Cambrics and Jaconets, • • it >1 figured ~ ~ ~ Fine and coarse Furniture Chintz, 6-4 and 4-4 cotton Checks, Colton Hosiery, Ginghams and Scotch Homespuns, Assortment of Sewings Cottons, 4-4 to 3 4 Cotton Shawls, Irish Linens, Lawns and Table Cloths, ~ brown Linens, Flatillas, Burlap, ■ Sheeting., Russia Sheetings, Diapers and Hessians, Sterling Osnaburgs & Flemish Sheetings, Linen Check and Drillings, Gloves, a general assortment, Good assortment of Muslins, i, „ „ Threads, Fine Linen Cambrics, Good as • riment of Hdkfs. Catalonia anJ Madrass Shawls, Flag and Bandana Hdkfs. Silk and cotton Velvet, Olive and Drab Cords, Merino ami Velveteen Shawls, Shell and Horn Combs, Cotton Bed Ticks, 3-4 and 4-4 cotton Shirtings, Plaids and Stripes, A general assortment of Domestics, Pound and Pack Pins, Satinets and Kalinets, And many more articles too numerous to mention—all of which will be sold low for cash or approved paper, by George Wragg, jr. October 29 24 4w The subscriber, ■ In addition to his former Slock, has re ceived the following articles, w Inch makes his assortment complete : VIZ LONDON DuIIII, Point, Bristol and Rose Blankets, ■Scot 1 h Caipi ling, Line, Red and White Flannels, Domestic Negro Cloths, Do. Salinetls, Blue and Green Booking and Drapery Baize, Lindsey Woolsies, Tartan Plaids, Bombazetts do. Caroline do. Plain and Figmed B -mbazotts, asset) tep colors, Uatb Coalings, Casimere Shawls, Valencia Scarfs Si Shawls, black, white and plaids, a now article, Silk and Cotton Shawls, Flag and Bandana Hdkfs. Plain and Figured black and colored Canton and Nankin Crapes, I :.<( U Italian do. Scoli h Homespuns, Irish Linens, Colton and Linen Bedticks, Do. do- Checks, Brown & bleached Sheetings & Shirtings, Plaid and striped Homespuns, Men’s and Women’s black and whit' Silk Hose, Cotton and \\ oollen Suspenders, Calicoes, 4-4 Cambric Prints, Furniture Chintz, Plain and Figured 6-4 Cotton Cambrics. ALSO, A few cases .Straw Bonnets, 011 con signment, which will be “''l l low, B. G. Sims, November 12 30 4t tiWOCYAUES, Cotton Ragging, &c. &c. A / A Piece* 42 inch Cotton Bagging, first quality 500 lot. English Baling Twine lit) Coils do Rope 23 Minis. Muscovado & Orleans Sugar 25 Br-gs Green Coffee 60 Hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey 30 Barrels do do do 23 du N. E. I urn 35 do IV. E. Gin 10 Qr. Cask. Teneriffe Wine 20 'Pierces London Porter 15 Boxes Whittmore’s No. 10, Colton Cards 150 Bags Shot 5000 wt. Bar Lead 10 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted 100 Cask* Patent Cut Nails and Brads 3000 Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt Any part of which articles will be sold unusually low for Cash or approved paper. A. Mitchell V S. Clarke. Septeuiber 12. 6 ts til Cotton Ware-Uonfto Upper end. South side Broad it. Augusta. William H. Egan, BEGS leave to acquaint his friend* and the public, that the above is in complete order for the reception of pro- j duce. * The security from fire, which its pecu. liar situation affords, and the convenience 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. Sep*. V* ft ts Notice. Sit AS BRONSON having taken in Vlr. John Win n ima.v as a partner, thior business will be conducted undue Hie firm of Bronson & Wightman: They are opening a general and ext entity asorlmenl of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON—VIZ. 2 bales superfine and common Cloths, I ~ Casimere, r 2 ~ Satinets, 2 ~ Figured BombazeUet, I „ Plain do. 6 trunks Calicoes, assorted, 2 „ Plain and Stripe Cambric, I „ low price Muslin Robes, 2 cases Steam & Power Loom Shirting, I „ Smchews, 1 » English and Italian Sewing Silk, I ~ Langdon V\ ire Thread, t ~ Lewis and Tom is and Lewis H. super t.ilt Buttons, I „ low priced Lilt buttons, I „ Boys’Morocco Hats, 5 „ Ladies’ Straw Hats, 12 trunk* coarse and fine Shoes, !5 „ Ladies Morocco ~ 5 boxes V\ hißemore Cotton Cards, fl ~ Holms’and While’s and Snow’s, ti cases Domestic Goods, assorted. The above Goods, with many others, are offered o 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 ; wsr shall be able to keep a general assort ment. Bronson & Wightman. Qft. s 14 ts Thomas S. Metcalf OFHOUS FOR sar\k 30 Bids, boiled Cider 100 do Potatoes 90 do Beds 1000 bunches Onions' 100 bids, new F lour 50 ca-ks Cut Nulls 50 tons Swecds Irou 10 bids, best Cider Vineg&r 50 birds. bed retailing Molasses 40 tasks Lime ’ '** 10 hhds. Mums 30 bags Coffee Rum, Gin and Apple Brandy November 2 20 ts Wress Making. MRS. bU. Ns, gratetul for the pat— ronage already met with in the above line, informs the Ladies tlie has just reccired the newest Fashions, in the lower tenement of the Brick Build nig next to Dr. Dent, Broad Street. ' November 12 Bit ts JOHN S. HOLT, Os era his services la hit Friends and the Public , as a 9 Comml&akm MeTckaut AN IS Ware-House Keeper f AUGUSTA, GEO. He continues to occupy the Ware- House & Stores, whore McLaws & Holt lately transacted business, which are in good order for the reception ami sate keeping of Produce and Merchandize.— All orders to purchase and consignment! tor sale of Colton, Merchandize, or any spec its of property, will bo thankfully received ; and he pledges himself, that eveiy exertion shall be used, to make sa tisfactory return* of all business commit ted to his care. ON CONSIGNMENT, A FEW BARREI.S Super. ¥tes\i ¥\our, AND A FEW CASKS Unslackcd Stone Lime. September 5. 2 ts JMk 1 To Rent, The House and Lot at pre iasSUHwsent occupied by Mrs. Eliza. V'mlsou, on Reynold-street, and 11. e range of Warehouse immediately in tin rear. Apply to John W. Wildfb, Attorney for John B, Kgaii, November 7 28 ts To ReuiT ’I he Dwelling-House next door below the brick buildings, known us M’Kinne and Shultz’s Bank Buildings. Possession will be given im mediately. Apply to R. H. Wilde, Or, in hit absence, to John W. Wii.de. November? 28 ts 3AMKS VOIiUILI , Attorney at Law, HAS located himself at Waynesboro’, Burke county, and will with plea sure transact any business in the profes sion of Law which may be entrusted to is care. May 22 331 ts Attention, Sportsmen• rpHE Sparta Jockey Club Races will J. commence, over the Sparta course, on Tuesday, the third of December next, free for any horse, mare or gelding, from any part of the world. r The first day’s running, three mile heati, for a purse of three hundred dol lars, cash—Entrance to subscribers, twenty dollars ; to non subscribers, thirty dollars. Second clay, proprietor’s purse, of two hundred dollars, two mile beats,—en trance twenty dollars, free for any nag except, the winner on the first day. i Third day, a sweepstake, for the en ; trance moucy of the two proceeding day* of that day, at ten dollars, and the gale money of t hat day,—mile heats—the best three in fi.e ; a feather on each. Weights—the two first days, accord ing to the rules of the Greouesfcoi o igh turf. Alston fc Taylor, Proprietor*: Nevrrr.btrr ?• fit! fcl,