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BtetßMOiTf*!, ( ■ kjgustj bookstore, I THU S'. Wincing Testament: CONTAINING M Vfl i pronunciation of the Pro- as they bland in the text— ()f adopt cJ from “A Key to J |S <irn’t Pronunciation of Creek, H! ami Scripture Proper Names. I . BV JOHX &AUfE&,; t I • ■ // tC Critical Pronouncing Dir jv ■ liunarp, *c. ,v >1 J( “ the proper names are nr ;t.’ 'anil divided into syllables ex ’ H1,,, ;.,ev ought to '>e pronounced. sKiiiiU 10 rules 'drawn from analogy n Bthe best osagft.?’ :vfr? ,y.,. ■ To vhif h w prefixed, J: I, Explanatory -Key. A CFO, ■ r <. Journal ortho Land ol Canaan ■fruitions on. English (iraiumar, by on the Bible H. er \ Rhetorical Grammar Sermons . Mend's Mineralogy and Geology 8.-. Catechism o( Astronomy, Botany ' ■; practical Chemistry ’ Capt. James Willson on Civil Society e i Ancient Greece Prrmons Chemistry, by Tho’s Brande, I H.!i .'fates, by J. Mac Never Hnnlie’s Physiology Appeal, I ‘Lr. and Printing Ink. £ 39 St ■ he New Store. I SLo ■pcctlully informs (he citizens of An and the public, that he has ta ■pm the Store next door below M’Ken ■ r k Beunoch’s brick buildings, in Hjiwd-street. and nearly opposite Dr. ■'ttrpin’s, where h» has and intends ■nnstantlj' to keep on h ind a general ■‘•ortment of laints, oils, H AND Dye Stuffs: ► ■|>.|. WHICH AllE THE FOLLOWING ■ White Lead, in Oil and Dry ■ Spanish Brown, in do do I Verdigris, in do do I Green Paint, in do do I 11 link do in do do I Patent Yellow, in’ do .do ■ Prussian Blue, Dry from No. 1 to ■ No. 4 ■ Clirome Yellow do. from No. 1 to ■ No 3 ■ King's Yellow and Rose Pink ■ Blue Smalts and Terra de Sienna I Venetian lied and Black Lead I sugar of Lead and Lampblack ■ Ivery Black and Litharge I Ciiinese Vermillion and While Vi-! I triA ‘ ■ Imligo, Flotant and Bengal I Copperas, Madder, (tine Ai Rosin I Logwood, in chips, and Whiling I Linseed, Lamp and Whale Oil I 'bach and Copal Varnish I Rosin and Plack Japan do I Spirits of Turpioe and Chalk ■ Brushes, of all sorts and sires ■ Window Glass do do Am. and Tin. | ■ Crate Glass, which will be cut to, I any pattern and size I Gold and 4Mver Leaf, amt I Sand Paper I All of which are of the host quality ■*'id will be sold cheap, for cash or ap proved paper. I ->lr. CLrk particularly invites Paint |to, Glaziers and Country Merchants to I five him a call, for as he has an estab lishment in the city of New-York, where itagoods arc purchased at the lowest Ipriees, aivd as he intends to confine him- I elf to one branch oflmsiness, he believes lie ran supply (hem will) articles in his line on better terms than any other per ’on in the city. December 3 33 31 300 Dollars Reward. ON Wednesday night last, as thesub scribor was journey ing from the city "f Augusta towards Petersburg!), about 14 roues from the city of Augusta, He was Mucked by two men armed with pistols, and ordered to deliver up his money and ™ r? n, and upon refusing to do so, these fuffians blindfolded the subscriber, cac hed whithersoever they pleased, & final la about two o’clock in the morning, took from the subscriber his horse sadde snd bridle and six hundred and se 'snty eight dollars in money, besides sundry amides of ciolhiug. The horse *** a brown bay, about six years old, '5 hand, high, a star in bis forehead, ' n d one of his hinder feet white. Os l!> money there were four hundred ’ n 'l 25 dollars in United States’ Bank lulls, five English guineas—one eagle— Iwo half eagles—one half Johannas ’"J the rest in bills of the bank of the ■Rale of Georgia and Bank of the Slate ''l South Carolina. One of these despe, ridoeswas of dark complexion, about 30 years of age, about six feet high, with ™>i t bushy whiskers. The other young er,of smaller size, and of fair complexion, the above reward will be given on she Apprehension and conviction of the rob ’er«, or one half of whatever is restored °l the stolennropcrly. William Steen Marshall. December dP 39 ts Sheriff’s Sale. if ‘he first Tuesday in January next, a A Columbia court house, the fol -owing property Will be ’old, viz : Four Negroes, Midway, Peg pi Anny ainl March; and 200 acres of *1 » :u l join ing Wellborn, Woods and ?!. n » ,0 satisfy an execution in lavor of ’ram Pittman vs. John Sandiford. Wm. F. Wilkins, D. Sh'ff Columbia Counh/. December 3 39 td* i \ I .-I. **"«•> - ; I rpilE subscriber at the I J- -Furniture Wane'KSiduf; nearly op i posits Cusnmiog’s bride building, Croad street, an assortment of handsome Cabi net r unature and Chairs, belonging to the estate of his father, which WiL be sold at very reasonable prices—AmoiF which are the following articles, viz.— Grecian Sofas, Side Boards, Bureaus, ’.Yard robes, Set to I lining Tables, Teiclo Ladies dressing do. Work .Stand*, Piano ,Stools, Mahogony and common Bed steads, Wash Stands, d-gant fancy C’uairs, plain Windsor do. &«;. ki. Robert Dimon. O’Orders In the Cabinet or Chair line, promptly executed. December “2. w 5t 39 PKOSPECTUiS For publishing in the town of HAMBURG, 4 Semi- Weekly Paper TO BE ENTITLED THE i Hamburg Gazette. \ ° BT FREDERICK W. PLEASANT?. IN announcing his intention, he deems it unnecessary to publish a political creed—to swell a prosperous with pro fessions of his republicanism—of bis at tachment to the principles of our go vernment —nr of his adherence to this or : that set of men or measures. He con siders no other guarantee of the sound ness of his Polilirt, requisite,' than to say that he predicates h's claim to public patronage on their conformity to that li beral, high minded patriotism which has ever characterized the citizens of Soutb- Carolina. Without assuming to give a tone to the sentiments of the People, he will bo content to become theiforgan. The “ Hambuiui Gazette” is in tended chiefly as a vehicle of commerci al information for a young and growing Towi», that has become peculiarly inter esting to the State at large, from (be vast advantages it promises in the en hancement of hor trade. Hamburg seems destined by nature to become the connecting link between Charleston and an extensive populous, and wealthy back country. The Northern, Southern, and Western Midis three limes a week, and the Charleston, and upper country Mails twice a week, will atibrd every facility for receiving and dispensing the earliest , news, political or commercial, and ren der this paper particularly valuable to the citizens in the Interior. Notices of the state of foreign and Jo t mestic markets—of the most interesting events of the day, abroad and at home— interspersed with selections ol light rca 1 ing, agricultural information kc. toge ther with such original matter ns may be offered on subjects of general interest and utility, and the favors of advertis ing friends, will constitute-the content ol G*e paper. All personal or parly al tercations of an intemperate character wall be invariably rejected. • The necessary printing materials a’ - c ordered from Now York, and <i is intend ed to issue the Gazolt* early in Decem ber. A this undertaking is in some de gree, identified with thogiowlh and b»- ; forests of Hamburg, the patronage of its friends Is respectfully solicited. TERMS. The “FlAMß'uno G azktte” will be published twice a week (on Wednesday and Saturday Mornings) on a royal sheet, at five dollars per annum, payable in ail j vance. A Country Paper will lip published 'every Wednesday Morning, at three dol i lars pej- annum, in advance. Advertisements will be inserted at I 62 1-2 cents per square for the first in ) sertion, and 43 3-4 cents foe each con - ; tinuance. ; Post Masters throughout the state are invited toad as agents and to aid in the circulation of the “Gazette.” UT To aid his pecuniary means (which are limited) he respectfully solicits that the first year’s subscription may be paid to those gentlemen holding papers, at the time of subscribing ; and they will ho re sponsible for the money should fny dis aster.prevent the publication of the pa per. Hamburg, S. C. November 4, 1fl?2. removal! 3oVu\ \V. YvoaiY Rf.spectotjj.i.y acquaints his lijcridi; and the public, that he has removed from Bridge Row, or Centre street, to the north side of Dr >ad street, the se cond house below the cross street lead ing to the Planters’ Hotai, where ha has, and intends keeping constantly for sale, a general assdbtment of GROCERIES, On accommodating terms. Oct. 18 17 2w2m New & Cheap Clothing. . The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he Is this day opening, at his .Store, two doors a bove the Globe Tavern, a large and choice selection of Fashionable Clothing , CON9ISTISTO OF Blue, black and mixed superfine Dress Coa s, Do. do. do. Frock Coals, Do. do. do. Cloth and Cassunere Panta loons, Do. do. and Buff Vests, Black Silk and elegant fancy pattern Vests; an assortment of jow priced Vesis and Pantaloons, of eve y des cription. A 1.30, A LA KO E ASSORTMENT OP Plaid Cloaks, .Inerted Pullernt, Linen k Cotlon Shirts, Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Girn«ey Fn.-~k«, Ac. Sic. NEGRO CLOTHING, r Os ererv dueripHon. i Tho above ari »-s are selected by [ himself ic New-York, on the best terms, and arc offered as low as they can. be bought in the souther I‘ta’es. , E. L. Whitlock. October 17 19 U t Letters * ftwjfhttogia the Post Offlce, Augui/a,(Geo.fiWef - '■*** before adv*rtw«*i. Person* J frisking letter from this list, will pl«*se ask for u advertiged letters." . A. Kerr Alex. M Arnnaf k Garret Kioopman i) a Ardis Abram King: William I Alcliisun Ateanml(>r t 9 Averell rharoas Jno - Ai*di* John Lamkin Mr Sheriff Adams Mrs. Sarah E. Lyman Hoxmiua Miifi * Allen lifwiaO \V«.oas»in 3 Allen Reuben Lamkin Jeers j Atwell Kuiitrn Lundav Abram ' ( H Lea Uiickcr j Butler Andrew l.ee Needham Hucklayer James Lewis .iH':r7. Hustoek Mr Lneev Fi-eeman IV Beeklwm Mrs Sarah Lel'oy Daniel Bacon Mrs Lucy M . Black Unvi-1 Memlrmille ivlrs. Vlarv Brewster O 8 Mitchell li. ii. Beasley Rovland Mapee Mrs Mary Ilpnchon Mr M-lyre Mr* Barah Burerss John Morgan Mra. Elizabeth Barker Justin Milne Charles Bush Wm II Mann Hiram Bush Thoa AI M‘Kurland Dr James ! Ballard Jarvis MMlaiil John Bowers Mrs bnrah Miller Kdw 17 Bnulineau Madam A Moore Thos I Bench Sylvester .Vc Dmnid Beal Nathan 11 Moakler Michael Beal Zephnninh Martin T'io« S B'-nton Nebon M MeaAlia m Lvman Bush Lillleberry M'Tyre Holland O Mount Funny Miss Conner Oeoror ,T Madden Tjimirtiy Curtis Housed N r'letnments Daniel Nichols Edwin Clemmems Thomas O , Dunning John Oliver Wm I OurominesO Oldham Abner 1 Clarke Airs Ann M Olds William - OummerTord James Ogden Kesiah Clayton William p Clanton Turner Pettihnne C’lianm-ey * Clarke Jus B Fettibnue Geortre r Oampbell James, carp of driniruse Klu. Mia , Jiio MJller Perdue John , Chew It r Pa'tteVson Ann Mrs * Crawford .loj-l Phares Daniel r < utlllf Beiij Palmnn Benjamin , Cain Dennis Patterson Amelia It - Churchill Elizabeth I’eulnot John - Camp II Pnte Thomas D s Crane Lemuel ‘ Paul Mr. Carey Thos H Pace James ’ Cunningham Jno Paris .Tnch ) D Phelps Paul . Dailey John Pinson David DawsoieMrs Henrietta R Dewime Miss Anlineth B'eharris A . Duwnie David lliclianlson Charlcj W Harley James Hove Tmemnn Day John Jlenev Munis J C Davis Henj Rus«ell Uen.| K . Daniil Jeptha Howell Nedev , Dnpon Pan) K.inlin Will him Hick Jn'ias p - Hemic Andrew Salomon Duvid . Hillnn William Hmltli MissLnvina 3 * Downing Daniel bpelbnan Ilobert II Pi Slrlrklimr .VJrs Mary I Elder John Sparrow Mn-es . Ellis Juiiatlinn Sledge Chappell Editor, of Augusta Ex- Sieving-* Mr Steam Boat 1 amlner (Iflire 1 F Stratton James s FnikeplKTi-y Jnco’.i Simmons (ireensville MMnn Stephen Stnnlon Mrs Mary >' Hggser Philemon Shanks WMlnni ( Fnflg James Stephens William O Steward Dli-s Hannah (lodwln Joseph Smith Charles J (Hover Andrew it Co Sanders Wm O Craves Colleton Scranton A (•ami ile Roger T (.'liy|oi-il ,Nnth B Thomas Eli/, I Olassi-m k Edmund U Tilton Arthei- B _ I Irani Wllihnu TliotnjiHun Jns Hibson Win M Tavlor Tims ,\f dibits Thomas Talbert Jno C . Hinin Tbonn.s Twig-g-s His» L Halien Hcorjre Tally Mrs Mary Hearing Jno G Til iiltts Muses 1 11 Turner Anltmny T’edrcs Wiley Taylor ((purge iliiiTingtun liidvvell Taylor John ilolden I rteniHll Thomas Jane Airs Hall Lis It Tarptey Rev Joferh r Hel/ii'M Alisa Polly W tlanin v .Vlf-t'k AVilcox John I lotchkii Stephen Wilinut Sniinicl ; IlnrriM Waller Wilson losepb W llewett James W ilkinson Seni-irn J Hall diver Wilson .Mrs E p ■ liagpful Mrs Ann Waterman Sails M J WH’y John Johnson John Wilson Julia Mir) Johnson r-enoinnh Miss Wr*u»ht r: \V | James Js ad Waiter GfoMTlrs IC WiHon C (I Kl!gw# William B Whlioii Thomns ,f Kinney .Tolin junr. Watson ArcliM i Ivniffhi Enoch Walsh D KinshleyMicheal Ware Homy Key Joshua ' James Fraser, P. 'L Novptu’uor 3 39 3t Just Received, ,4 nd fur sale hi/ Hie Bithsmlirr , on (tremn inu</aili,g lenne, 40 nhils. ami 37 bbls. prime Jamai ca, St. Croix ,v. N. O. Sugars, “ 25 do Guitdaluupe auJ Suriuaui ! Ah. lasses, 2 <fo Jaoiaktt Ruin. ) . , ’ 5 pipes Cog/Brantly f wnrmoted i 5 .to H oil ami Girt, ) I 40 liltls. Northern Gin, 30 do .'o Rum, 60 do llye Whiskey, 3 i!d old Irish do 50 casks Sicily Madeira, Toneriffc, Currant and Malaga Winer, 50 bbls. Mackerel, 75 do superfine Flour, from new wheat, 1.5 lons Swedes Iron, as-orted, 70 /.'fiska Patent Cut Nails, lot) bags prime Crecu Coffee, 20 do I’cpper, 10 -i Pimento, 40 kegs IlichrnouJ Manufacturod Tobacco, 40t)0 lbs. English Green Copperas, 20ti0 do Loaf and Lump Sugar, 15110 bushels Liverpool Sal*-, ' 20000 yard* Northern Homespun., ma king a complete Jirvoi tmeut, 2000 yards Satiuetls, l.*o lioxcs Bunch Mm-cale) Itai-'ins, 20 do Tea, 30 do sperm and (allow Candles, 20 do No, 1 -Soap, , 15 dozen bottles Dyer’s White Cur rant Wine, 200 .lbs. Bagging Twine, 100 reams large and small Wrapping Paper, 20 do Writing do 10 bbls. Cider Vinegar, Race ami Ground Ginger, Sail Petre, - Fine and coarse Boot* and .Shoc», Bonnets, Bonnet Paper?, Trace Chains, Hardware, Glassware, kc. Sic. E. Manton. October 26 23 ts Seed Wheat. I Just Received , and For Sale, Five hundred bushels superior SEED WHEAT. Apply to Summers k Perry, or B. G. Sims. Se domber 17 7 ts To Kent, The Store & Dwelling-fcouse, (•fi™ near the Markcs. at present oc li!iSL uqvied by Messrs E. Wood & ! Co. and possession given Ist October nex». Enquire of > ‘ John Sharp. , August 10 354 ’f , MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY. > s><. m 1 •? COUKWS OFFICE, IH Market-ttreel. \ r> - Baltimore, A'or. Hi, l&K. \ ," av ® h ® t 0 a ” no ‘ mrp » that in consequent? ol the already exlen- - ,V »«\e*«le 9j Ot fiekela in the STATE LOTTERY, the Drawing will take lillbeconf T, c ' J 8 * ° f DECEMBER, the City of Baltimore, and ’f n QM/ - V ’ u,u,er ,he » u P*rintendance ot the Commis i sjoncr* appointed by the Governor and Council. , THK CAPITAL PRIZES IN THE STATE LOTTERY ARE ||o,ooo Dolls. 10,000 Dolls. 5,000 Dolls. 10,000 Dolls. 5,000 Dolls. 3,000 Dolls. ■Sc. Sic.—ml neat Tm lll,inks to a Prist.— the whole to be floating, and all pava ,,, ble in Cash, " i,OI R Tickrts - SIO-Halvks, *5-Q«artkm, $2 50— Eighths, $l «, i o be bad in the greatest variety ol* Numbers at COHEN’S Lottery ntid E.rehange-Qgice, JVo. 114, Market-street, Baltimore : Uher", in the two last Slate Lotteries, were sold the great Capital of 40,000d011s , H S er ’ t,em ;‘‘ ; 111 Albermnrle County, Virginia— the 10,000 dolls, to a gentl-man in Lancaster, 0h,,,, besides no less than SKVEM CAPITALS of 5 000 each, to varinue parts ol the Union. 1 /!/?irr tion ,0 t!,fi al!PVP » the ttoparalleled success attending distant advonlur ers at (.O HE.\ 'S OFFICE, was again evidenced in the Monument Lotlerv, which was finished |,. t monih-the TWO HIGHEST CAPITALS, and mime-.,us others, wu V°r- f viz No. 17075, the grs-at capital of 30,000 Oplls, in a . hole 1 icket to a gentleman of Akramlria—Xo. 3832, the capital ol ‘20,01)0 dolls, m snares one hall owned in Norfolk, Vn.—besides No. 32111, a prize of $5,000 dolls, to a gentleman of Philadelphia. , CT'ORDERS from any part of the United States, either by mail, (ppst paid,) or l V private conveyance, Inclosing the cash or prizes in any of the will the same prompt and punctual attention as if on personal anidiXiiou, ad dressed to ini _ «t. I. COMEN, Jn.—J ßaltimore, .*** COfKl. \ >S “ Lottery Catctle and Rtyater," which is publidied every Week, wilt contain the Olhoial Listof each drawing ; and will he forwarded throughout the Lottery, gratis, to all who purchase their Tic kets at COHEN'S OFFICE. Those who wish to receive the drawings will mention it when they send on (heir Orders. Baltimore, Nov. 18, 1822. 38 "t Spectacles. r k Ml K subscriber informs his friends and ■ .customers, that he has just received from New-York, a good assortment ol Silver and Bleel Spectacles; also, extra Olnrsos, of the best quality—which-he will (it cither to old or new Spectacle-*, on the shortest notion and to suit the of persons of any age. J. Catlin. I’. S. Jer/rllry, Watches, Sic. &c.. Also, Watches rcpaire.il, ns usual at the old stand, north sidn Broad-street, between M’lntosh and Washington-streets. November 19 33 If Cotton Ware-Wow so Upper end, South tide Broadat. Avgusta. William H. Egan, BROS leave to acquaint his friend 8 and the public, that the above is in complete order lor tho reception of pro duce, v The security from fire, which its pecu liar situation a/liu-ds, and the convenience arising from its immediate neighborhood to that part of the town where tho prin cipal portion of the Cotton is new sold, render it a desirable place for the plan ters to deposit (heir produce, liberal a*lvnnc»s made. Sept. 14 r, If To Planters Others. f | J It: subsr riber, having made an ar- X rangement with the Patwilce, in tSt-w-York, has on hand and will keep constantly, a large supply of Freeborn Patent Ploughs, of all sizes ; which hr will be cmd-bd to furnish much lower than heretofore.—Ten pr. ct. discount will he made from Ins present reduced puces to those purchasing by the dozen. A i.so, On hand and on the river , 35 PONS assorted Swedes Iron,, Iron) I to 12 inches wide A quantity ol (loop Iron, of all sizes, & and Nail rods 130 Kegs patent cut nulls and brads 1 1-2 Tons shot, qf ail sizes, k. lead A quantity of cast, German and blister ed Steel 3 Tons fine English castings, consisting of Pots and Ovens 30 Odd cover* (or Dutch Ovens 120 Barrels & half barrels No. 1,2 & 3 mackerel and shad 70 do prime St. Croix Sugar 30 do A- boxes loaf k. lump do ‘.‘o do Prime Hour 27 Bags do Green Coffee 10 do Pepper and Spice •I Barrels tresh cranberries 40 Boxes do Raisins -I Frails fresh Almonds A few fiAine f t. quality Goshen Butter 3.4 libit* i- half barrels assorted cor dials £2 Coxes prime spf-m and tallow candles, k winter pressed oil 30 do lit. quality Windsor shaving snap SO do No. 1, common do 75 Beams Wrilihg & Wraping r%por. Together with a general assortment ot Groceries, Hardware, and Smiths’ Bel lows, Anvils, Sledges, Vices, t:e. A MO, Setts of Saw and Grist-Mill Irons, Mill-Saws, &c. All of which will be sold low for cash, or Town Paper. John L, Anderson, !i doors above the Globe Tavern, P. S.—Blacksmith work of all kinds, done at my shop as usual. J. L, A, November IP 33 If Salt, Sugar and Coffee. 1500 Bushels Salt, 25 Iltyls. Prime St. (Jlroix Sugar, 30 Ba£* prime Green Coff. e, The Above GOODS will be sold on moderate terms, and in Lots to suH. pu cha*ers, if taken from the Wharf—by M‘Gran & Gordon. . October 26 23 ts N. B. —Billt on New-York ha m. A FEW bbd*. superior Hams, jttst re- I ccivcl and fi>r sale by John P. Andrews. . • November I<t ,32 ts For Sale, ON CONSIGNMENT, 50 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted 100 Barrels Flour Apply to Wm. Sims &i Williams. November 23 35 ts « The Subscribers WILL make rrnoonable advances on consignments of Cotton to their friends iti Savannah Wm. Sims & Williams. November 23 35 (f ON the Ist day of November nest, will be rented *he WARE-HOUSE On Reynold-street, now tenanted by L. C. Canlelon. Appli* ation to ho made to JOHN 11. EGAN, —or, in his abs ence, to Jonm W. Wii pp, Esq. October I 13 ts "lon^HoLf: Offers hit unices to his Friends and tin Public, as a | Commission MoTcivant AN » Warc-Houfsc Keeper, AUGUSTA, GEO. He continue* to oceupy the Ware- House Si Stores, where McLaws k Holt Uitoly transacted business, which are in good order for the reception and sale keeping of Produce and Merchandize.— All orders to purchase and consignments for sate of Gotten, Merchandize, or any specios of property, will be thankfully received; and he pledges himself, thu< evety cxprlion shall be used, to make sa tisfactory returns of all business commit ted to bis care, ON CONSIGNMENT, A ve.w nAiinKi.s Su\wy. Cres\\ Clowr, AND A FKW CASKS Unslnckcd Stone Lime. September 5. Z ts j-- , . . i Auction and Commission BUSINESS. r |UIE undersigned has taken the Brick L Tenensont, on Bridge Row, next a bove Robeit Dillon’s, where he is ready to attend to any business with which he may be entrusted in hi; capacity as Auc tioneer and Commission View hant. Wm. Bee. October 31 25 ts AUCTION. Evening Sales, ON Saturday*—tor the tale of Books Stationary,—Jewelry,—Watches, fee.— Sales to comm nice at 7 o’clock. John P Andrews. November 14 Auctioneer. CO3OU&&VOX V Ware-Home. X3HE Subscribers continue to transact ■ Commission business, ut.clcr the firm of John 11. Kimball, K, Co. Their Ware-House is remote from any other Building, secure from any danger by fire situated in the rear of the Planters’ 1 lotel [ Samuel Hale, t John H. Kimbell. * September 7 3tf ( 1 —• | Notice. 1 'TIHE partnership of Fraser & Bowdre X was dissolved on tho llth inst. by mutual consent. Janies Fraser, will at tend to the unsettled accounts of that con cern, and continue the Auction and Com mission Business. James Fraser, Hays Bowdre. i November 16 32 ts To Rent, Min the vicibity of the Post- | Office,' a large and convenient , Dwelling-House, will) 2 Stores In front and a capacious Cellar under- ( neath. Apply to Mackenzie Pobce. October 31 23 it Col William D.. Os Smith Carolina H AVI M(t ref ; *ed to give * tl r?s» raqiu irt Jbv hi* baseness, 1 pro i C W» bin* to the world a calumniating scoundrel an 1 rile coward. Nathaniel B. Julian. Augosta, idih-Voi. {ft at ' Bacon & Danforth, 3 DO »ns ABiIVR CITT-UOTKI,, Art now receiving- by laic arrival*, a ra ritly of arhyks suitable In l/ce season, AMoisr. Tu HIM ARK SUPF. 11l 1 N’E and common Cloths and Cassimeres, London Duffil and Point Blankets, and While Plains, Itnd and White Flannels, Irish Linens, Saltinets Domestics, Flag and Bandana IldkL. Hosiery, Bombazelts, &c. &c. I ngether with a general assortment of choice GROCERIES, All of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms for cash or approved paper. November 19 33 3 w CLOTHING. DIMOCK & MARSH, Merchant Taylors , OPPOSITE THE CITY-HOTEL, Have this day received a Large Supply of Ready Made (ftkOWDOSKBp CONSISTING OP Superfine Black and Blue COATS, Ditto Frock Coats, with and without Capes. ALSO, A Large. Ai-xortment of Plaid Cloaks and Big Coals Superfine Bine and 11* .vk Pantaloons A large assortment of Fancy dido Soper Blue Si Black Cassimqro Vests Silk anfl Mote Skin ditto ' Fancy ditto of various patterns, ALSO, A lojrgr. assortment of Linen and Colton SHIRTS. Cravat': - and Drawers. NLGfto CLOTHING. Os nil descriptions. All of which will be sold pn reasonable Icons for cash only. Nov. 28 37 3w HOUSE PAINTING,” AND PAPER HANGING, TilllE siibscrjbei respedlully informs I bis friends and the public generally, that lie has engaged several (irst rate we Union, and will contract to have ex ecuted work of any description, in the above line of business, in the neatest style, and oh the most reasonab'- terms. James ill. Carter. N. B.—Orders left at the Store of the subscriber, will be thankfully received and puncta dly attended to. November Ad 37 Gt \UME. ’ ’ OS THE IUVER, 200 casks Thomaitown STONE LI .. L, warranted first quality will be sold low by the subscriber if taken from the Wharf, for cash or approved paper, A i.ho, , A few half barrels Men Beef put up expressly for family use, One case of superior Cun Powder in Canisters of 1 Jb. ea< h, 10 kegs do do Christopher Low, A few doors rusfof J, a- h. Harper , Hrond Street. November 28 37 3ip 1 0 William 11. I'gan, Offers fur sale an extensive assortment of GROCERIES, cujwriusiivu New-Orleans and Muscovado Sugars Prime Green Coffee / Philadelphia Whiskey, iu hbdi. &bbls Ground Allurn Salt Swede Iron, wed assorted Cogniac Brandy Holland Gin, Northern Gin Jamaica, West India and N. E. Rum English and American, Chtlings Plough Moulds, Spades, Shovels Cut Mails, Powder, Shot, Lead A’pai iah aud American Negara Malaga, .Varners and Teuoriffe Wines London Porter, the, ttc. November 23 35 fit WAB^-WO\3fcE. RKETCHUM & HENRY CAMP • BELL, having associated them • seves in the Ware-Honse Business, the old stand of R. K. is opened under the care of Mr. Henry Campbell. Those who may please to consign Produce or , Goods to them, may be confident of the utmoat care and attention te their inte rests, and if required, small advances will be made by Kelehnm te Campbell. Augusta, 9th Oct. 1823 14 w2m Mount Vernon Awdeniy. NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be a meeting of the Board of Trustees, of the Mount Vernon Acade my on the 14th of December next, at said Academy, lor the purpose of en ding; a Teacher, t>r the ensuing year. A gentleman capable of teaching the En glish Language correctly, in its sevskal branches will be accepted; sufficient testimonials will be required of the ap plicant, of his adequacy & moral deport ment before engagement. By order of the Board. , Columbia County, near RcysnUe. November 28 37 3t