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104 Administrator’s Sale. AGRIEvdI.Y to mi order of the Honorable Court of Ordinary for the county of Co vtmhia, will be »<i|d on the (lest Tuesday in Ja nuary O'Sl at Columbia Court House, The following negroes: Cornelius, aged 46 year*, Nam y 40, Bally 38, 6am 33, Ft auk 40, Larry I", Phil I 15, Jonas 15 Easier 10 vtartba 14. Peggy 14. M rgarelt 12, An«er 10, Charles 8, Phillis 7, L r,- r 6, and Bob 6; to be sold at Ihepropnriy of D William Collier, deceased, for Ihe beoeilt of the creditors of said deceased. N. H. Cl ANTON, orfm’r. Oof 11 4 i iebonis non Administrator’s Sale. , WILL be s' *»l bn lb. In Tuesday in Febru, ary >:<*( at ('olnmbia C'iurl House, One Tract of Land, Lying in Cuoim'm bounty. ■ . laining 15® Acres, more or less. adjoining Cmborwn Da vis and H oiry Gibsti Also, One Tract of Land, Containing 60 Acres, moic or adjoining Laz< aby and Bolton; the above Lunds belong ing (o the estate ofj'rne* IMappln, dcrM, ao<l sol.i for 'lie benefit o< (be hi ii»and creditors of (bid deceased. Ter ui.< made known on Ihe day of sale. MARTHA MAPPIN, Jtdmr'x. Nov 19 16 The C-lyrtrleston House, 6W.V oh' TUh HU K, Corner of King and George Slreelt. LVjPttLY CiIIMIOLVIb’, P OPUIETOR ,if the above es r I *3 taWiehmcni, iufirms the pu lie that very rereutly undeig-.. e ma- Mps A. Max will who is so*wed and so very Jescrv dly ki own (or hci peculiar attention to tlm -genual superintend auce of Ihe tables, has assumed the direction of that important department, which enable. Ill# proprietor lo assure bis Irlends, Sir. that no pub lie o'in in Ibe city shad sin pass his iu all (list constitutes comfort, delicacy and neatness.— His prices are aud will he as moderate as any ol ms competitors, l<v hi» attention, Arc be hopes to in 'kr o\ * ry one f :el n( home while mi dar liia tool. Hs B ir, Stables and every thing of that kiod, is oipial lo any. Tho C.il'uhbia, Auiusia aud Savannah Stages pass Uis ''oijjs Doc 3 m Mji NO. ( J, NOU ill h'OVH'U STREET, has V PUBLISHED XI IE «/,/<, HOOKS: I i' c<sir”'" l Uouk 1->r > taldrcii ,/W Uo,,k ' «>r second Book fur Chi! » ;' ;' !ca,i,, e Companion, or third 80, k for do '* 1,0 Mora! |,is nil lor or lourlti d. do a Siuiloy’s fa. In 80, k liir si bools 8 do Arithmetic, sum, iu dollars ami ccnla 7 it,, Key to do fur 't v (diets f 1,1 u i-gntpbjr and Atlas, tor Schools 9 ~0 So ml and Ancient Geography lii "o United States bpinknr 11 iriuishaw’a History ol the United Slates 12 do Question* to do Id do K«) 'o do M do History ol England 15 do Qn estions to do 18 do Key to do J, 'U iroved ed of Goldsmith’s Greece 111 d Q IHS'IO i lo do , IU K ylo do ( ~ mu.roved ed. of Goldsmith’s Homo 2 do Questions lo do 22 do Key lo do, S 3 lo History of France 24 do E'ymologicat Dictionary • I . 35 Dr. Jones’ unp ovod edi.ion of Natural Phi losophy . 26 Big land's History of Animals, coloured r plates 27 do do of Birds, do 2ll Sho.'orl’s do of Persia, do I 2!) vbiltr Urun*» Universal Allas I ,'ltt do American l‘o' kol do 31 do United States do 3? Aiih diou’i new Carpenter’s Guide S 3 l ui ray’s Lx.-rcises to the grammar •* 31 do K.y to do 35 »Vei in’- Lite it General Marion 36 dodo ol Washington 37 I urner’s E in ms of Chemistry j 30 lie Amen Cheslerlb d J 3tt IS- Southern nod Western Songster 40 l»r It sh on the Mind L 41 ’s Path, logical Anatomy n |H 42 b,n, 10l General An ilomv, a new work ~ 43 da <•* Obstetrics, a new Work j ■•'l bai *s P.dili 1.1 E onouiy 4 Saiiiidei ’ R..p,. is, 3v-8 vo ' 46 'Misd-ii on the L ive Vendors 111 jUp. 14 Jones on the l.t. w of Bailment V r" 148 haocery » asos •411 .b| tv on Contracts j 60 do Hlv k nine 6’ Mi Keiitic’* 6000 Receipts 1,1 52 K.rkhnm*- English Grammar B 53 Ounphib’s Pi ms, fine edition V *54 Ilurus’WoH;t. 8 vo do a Self eta Eve ri . !)»'• hini. improved J L W 57 P* astar Friendship r,9 I e Plc -uSsy 3 i t 3V\jf Book- Keeping „ (V) Hi" he 61 Bible Ex' w t'rly in .1 inuary . |. Press, to ’ J n ,. x *s with Notts / j (Vlor on tnn by liigr;d'» , n '] >2 I ,»■ pbu- J T ¥ I ro Wm. Grinshaw, i 5 Young Ladies’ L'>“ co3 V J /uteofN.Heoo.bydn X t 5 ,b< Q lestuins to d' V f • I Vi, ,h id.ao.rtl ...fcfi” 1 *"- Cil“ 8b 81,0 bC ! . , I v m «;* I r, ‘,.a M. aistnrs " lr,: '^’y plac^f! I f # i h , Vi: lutrWeuieucc to leceiv. I o» Surd W/r. I poirellon. * 7;h I Wash Abbev.lie D.-t-H, S. C ■ GIOA l' tA, r iß t ■ Wu*lrwJ»J ,o ,l' Fridcy Ah. K a ! hrviUe Oovt ' H us*, r / P I Mnonl \'!«'. - :>u " A ,' «, 8 It. ■ A-n »’ '* c - r J * V r r c 3Jl. Wade’s, ■ L .,„. ’ Cbapp'l.nrarlUY I nj,sV 4t'i J ,nll ir y ■ tJ.,vvinah Sucd«>*>L ao | or . Bt g c ■ At the Chat.p-I "<*»' K ciiiid .y 8 h y J m r rtesien ?''bdy * r ’Jk | 0 ■ .MilUdgwile Journal , Ms \Afet of letter a* Remaining in ih« Po»t omc« at Augu«ta, Georgia, Ist U«f ember, 1828, (not be ore advertised ) O’ Person* wishing letter* , from this list, will please say they are adverlited. 1 A Horatio Alden Samuel Atwood mrt Priscilla M Allan Mncbafl 1 Elea/.er Anderson Mathias Artlis B H Bailey Thomas Brown i Elijah Baker John Brown ! airs E K Bacon Peter D Boutet Nelson Baird Benjamin Brantley Ezekiel Baley Augustus Boulneau James Biggs Louis Bruce John F Beecher Thomas Browne mrs Mary Beach A Bugg ’ Orston Blackinore Berry Bush Dennis Sullivan, care mrs Charlotte Bugg , of Bradley & Do- Lucien Buboc beny Isaac W Burton Rachel Brister dr Thos J Bugg C ; Robert M Carter Thomas Cormick Samuel J Cassels Nathaniel Cox | Betsey Corns miss Eliza Creswell A C Caldwell mrs Henrietta Cov mrs Elizabeth Carter inglon mrs Elizabeth Cather Leonard Cross Thomas Champlm John Collins Daniel F Clarke ror **ineu Cooper , David Clarke miss Eliza Cooper mrs Littleberry Clan-Edward Collier ton Gilbert Colt miss Elizabeth MR Win Cox Clanton Crosby i Edmund Cowdry Benjamin Cullifl’ - Abner Currull > D Sanders Day Win C Dillon j mrs Mary Daley Andrew J Dill Joshua Danforth Jacob Dove Hutchison Deni Harvey Drake Jus Delaney miss Daphne Duncan E. Burnel Edes John Everitt mrs H C Edes dr Joseph Eve I’ James Feeney Lewis F Fogarlie . General Floyd Daphney Eraser \ G - Jfc T Gardner James Goudy (iklwn Gulphui Thomas Green JohiWc. Gardner Thomas Gray mrs AUza Galphin John A Gregory miss JtWfcu Gervin t uiinfold Gieen miss AnmGillurd A Gregory Win GlenMenning Josepli Grant John Green»vay mrs Ann Guery miss E M HurViiltun John II Hill TP Eli Holly Geo Hargraves Wm Holland Geo W Han is E Hooper Geo A Hanis llsauc Hughes James Hai.ey ■mrs Mary Ann Hull col Sain’l Hammond MEathum Hull Geo W Hill Sion Jones C S Johnson Jo* Junes ■William A Junes mrs Elizabeth Jones ftsaac A J Juskee Green James jwylvjfsu-r F Jourdan miss Jane Jeuki*« *'■+ Joshua Jones K mrs Sainli Killbee W >6 miss Nancy iManin mrs E care D Kll kpaluck RuhenJli^Bv James S Knight M L M Zachariali Lumar Nicholas Prospei Ee Ceif AtHugtead Long mis Ange C Lamb J Lewis l-evy 1-eMwis Lovell I homas Lang 1 ißios 11 Ijoveleia Jabez Lewis AlHvin Loomis M M Abijah T Marrs \VS m M’Dowell Arch’d Al’Kinney wßarren & M’Gar Joint G Marshall Joßtn Alartin Henry Mayson -ml!— M’Murphy Dennis Mahoney Geß o Miekli’i***" 1 j r mis E Alarshall 'fulninns J Moxly nis» Joann .'l’Guire W^B||j un i Moody luhn M’Lean Mooney I A Mauptn Jtlruy Morns nrs Al Al’Farland J. mMorund iVm M’Gar organ nrs Eliz’h Murrah > pm / niss Jane A Parker F W leujamin Payne mrs Sanmhh Brio/ William Parker G Powledjljge / Vugustus Parker mrs Pnlhill lames Pace Thomas B^Tl’oiudex -Jeo L. Penn ter Norman Petttbone R M nrs Mitchell, care of J. J. Robert P Ramsbottom Rolen James Ramsey C Roadman Albet: M Roberts Tliotnas Shelton #Vm A Slaughter T Jjhu Sitton »>° A U >i i* n,,k * Nanc y Sloan Schultz m Charles B Smart m Wm B Stephens ZT i N c Stan deford t K W Spofl'ord John M Gt W eu G w s T Jas M Thompson S&W T, » i “ r STiii “'"' | v s Potter,care mrs Alary Tschudy i RnhOw Pay lor Asa Twiggs mat W l * Thomas Wm C Tutt . ; Thompson ,j Jr u v 1 m John A LTquhart A B Vinning (jr Alathew Vetdery f W • T\i 0S j Walker Geo Williams care of - Pcw\V d,h JP White J W W ,\^, r mrs Elizabeth Weeks i’u U - W *' w *‘ Samuel Weir I H Warring re , j smps E Welch ■ James Walker mrs Sarah Wilson A Waterman Hw.» * Wilson John V 1 Walker Wily & Harriman Davtd Wust »‘«M V. A With-' Geo W human etna rev D K Whittaker col Tho» W’onwn rnrs Martha Wofford , Z I miss Mary Ann Z;<i nee 1 JAMES FRASER, P.AL J lAni of letters* Chronicle an 9 awcrtfsrr, NOTICE. SEALED proposals will be rereived by the I undersigned until the 25th iost. lor sup plying the troops at this post for the year, com- I meocing Ist January, 1829. Good hard Oak, or Hickory Wood will be required; to bo de livered at such periods, and' in such quantities, as shall be designated. The letters of proposal will name the sure ties that will be given for the faithful perform- j ante of the contract. , G. W. GARDINER, Lieut, and Aet’g Assis'l Qr. Master. U 'A. S S u* r “SS D “ «• 51 S » Augusta Insurance AND BANKING COMPANY. THIS Institution, established mainly as an OFFICE OF INSURANCE, will contract for and take Rbks against FIKE on properly situa'ed in any part of this State or in ihc Uni ted Stales, on a suitable representation made in writing of the locality and description ol Houses, Mills, Factories—or on Merchandise, Cotton or other valuable elfects contained wi'h. in such buildings—and will also Insure Colton Merchandize, &c. against the dangers of in lernal Navigation. The Directors of this Company are Peter Rkssoch, President — John PuinizV, Samu el Clarke, William Harper, William W Mowtoomkrt, Hats Bowdre, Mosea Webster, William Pmit.i, Wii,ma»c Bonks, James M’ Dow all, A. P. Filloy, A Sibley and Andrew KeAr.. All Loss or damage that may happen, to the property of the Assured, will be paid within six ty days after duo notice, and proof thereof is made. More particular information may be had by reference to the terms and conditions set forth in the Policies u*ed by this Company. ROBERT WALTON, Scc'ry. July 19 ts 84 AT THE AUGUSTA BOOKSTORE, OLLOK’d Course of lime, Our Village, Present Stale of Christianity and oftha Mission ary F.slablishmonls, &c. Parcal’s Provincial Letters, Baxter’s Saints Rest, Willhon oil the Sacrament, Scott's Family Bible, 81 he’s Natural Philosophy, Tales of the West, Hope Leslie, Arthur denning, R m.iins Rev’d C. Wolfe, Elia—Biown's Philosophy, Prichat’s Pathology. Si' bolfon’s Operative Mechanic, Homnr’s Special Anatomy, Milner’s ( hiirrh Histor y, Josephus—Cooper’s 1 lectures, Atlantic Souvenir (or 1829. ' Grcoulenfs Grammar, &. . kc, Doeeviher 10 3t 21 NEW BOOKS. Tiro following New Works have Just been Received at GEORGE OATES’ Cheap Book Store. JVo. 219, Brnrd Street, 1 sir r'ruetil, vols. f I 7.5. Ah r , consist >ii” "I < b-!ginal I’ie r? illustrating American History Scenery and Manners, 1 vol $1 25. Taler of a Fiheside, by a Lady of 80-t.m I vol, $1 25. Adventures ofa Kubzil Bash, 2 vols. $175 The Roue, a new novel, 2 vole. $1 50. Poetical Works, ol Mrs. Hemans, with 5c additional pieces, 2 vols. $1 50. Don Allan, or Know what you judge, 2 vols. $1 25 Wilson on Sacrament 50c. Bolton on Duelling, 3"4c. SaoKIN’B SERMONO. ‘i v»li. $4OO. Coo AN O" ta H PASSIONS, 1 Vol. JjflOO. Ukvoties of Scott and Moore, 1 vol. 874 c. • ife of .Vapoleon, new edition 2 vols. J 4 00. Sdperi. u Letter Paper. Beauties of Wavkri.y, Ivol. 13 ds. 75 V s Hemans Ro. ovds of Woman, 874 Mrs. Opies Devotion Displayed, 75 Stuahtou the Hebrew*, 2, 5 00 Dunn’s Gvatimala, 1 vol 1 75 llutterwarth's Concordance, new ed. 2 25 1 KDALK t’IRD B< T. 1 Vol. 4 da. 50 I* Aim mi.d Family, 2 vols. 1 00 V' it’s v mpanion, 1 vol 13 ds. Vocal Lyre 1 vol. Which, with an assortment of School Books, Miscellaneous Works and Music, will be sold very low for Cash or Town Acceptances October 11 EXTRACT hrnv\ the M nutes es the Senalus Academ eus of the Stale of C,eoritia, in session m MsUedgtville, the ' oth November, 1828. IV order to introduce uniformity into the Aca dcmicus, connected wiih the Ui iversily of Georgia, ii is recommended by (he Faculty ol franklin College, that the Senatus Acadetui ens prescribe to each the following course of •'•nly and snthors, to b« Ui-’ pr-',-oratory to admission into College, viz : Murray’s English Grammar, Arithmetic to the end of the cube root, Kuddimau’s Rudiments, Corderius, 50 colloquies at least, Erasmus, at least one half, Cornelius Nepos, to ABicus, Cauar’s Commentaries, C books, Cicero’s Orations at 9 to be read, Virgil, the Georgies, Deucolics, and books of the staled, Malr’s or Claik's introduction to making Latin, ° Wbittenball's Greek Grammar, Greek Testament, at least tbrougli John and the Arts. ' Grmca Minora, to the cad of the Dialogues, The above arj necessary to (|ualify the Stu dent to enter (he F.-eshmau Class, in addition to these, the following arc necessary lor admis sion into the Sophomore Class, viz : Xenophon, 4 books, The whole of Horace, Homer, one book, Algebra, through Simple Equations, * Geography, thoroughly—a knowledge of the * Maps, essential, t On motion, Resolved That the system recom mended by the Faculty of F''ank'ia College, ‘ ! to be studied in Ihc several Coun'y Academies, be adopted bv this Board, and that the same I be published in the several public papers in ■* this town, for the information and Government n of t’l persons entrusted with the management c .of I hose Academics. 8 ASBURY HULL. 8 1 r. Sec. Sen. Acaden. I u «ca«ber 13 2* V .LAW. THE OFFICE of the subscriber is on the north side of Broad Street, opposite the lower Market. J. M. THOMPSON. July 9 81 IB Wants a situation, Warehouse, or Counting Room, a young man who has for several years past been intimately acquainted with the genera) routine of the Mercantile business of Augusta. Enquire at this Office. August 20 HOUSE, SIGN, A* ID Ornamental fainting. I\.. P. fe\*e\man, No. 6 AnsleyL Range. Cash paid for old Sign Boards. January 18 St Augusta , October lOf A, 1828. } THE SAVANNAH MAIL Arrives on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri days, by noon. Closes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days at 9 P. M. JAMES FRASER, P M October 15 It 4 CAUTION. 'J'IHE public aro herebv cautioned jnftob',- I. TICKETS, or what purport to be TICK ETB in the ICrightsborough Lottery, of BEY JAMI.V WCARY, as he is an imposter, going abo’tt the country committing acts of fraud upon the Lottery and individuals. B. PETTIT, Secretary to the Com'rs. April 25 • 60 Charleston Prices Current. i HE subscriber returns his (batiks to those *! of the public who supported him in ihc undertaking of publishing a rommrrcial p iper ia this city : but he is compelled io at *te, that from the very limited number of subscribers ho ha?. obtained, he is obliged to give uo the work. A. F. CUNNINGHAM. Dec. 24 35 fICP NOTICE. <£s » N l!i« first Saluid iy In January next, tfie ' i'y Counnl of Augusta will appoint (he ollowing Citv X>ffi *'-■ for toe ensuing year, VIZ : Marshal, wilh :\ saLiy of S6W) 00 Collector an 1 Treasurer, 600.,'.‘(i Street Officer, l,00(i < 0 Clerk of Council, 40 ! ' 00 Clerk of the fc wer Market, 300 fK) Clerk o* the Upper do. 75 00 Keeper of be 'l .igaz oe, 20 001 Jailor, (no perquisites) 600 00 . *ix Ooustahiys, each 200 00 Hospital am! Jvl Physician, 2 'St 00 Clerk four! Comma * Fleas, Fees. Sheriff dc. do. do. do. V-'iidue Masters, ■ TV Perseus wshingany of the above appoint men ■, will hand 'heir applications to ‘lie Clerl olCounc I, on or before 10 oVI kof that day, GEO. M WAi KER, Clerk December 24 til 25 THE WINTER TERM SPARTA FEMALE ACADEMY, 11 ILi i commence th• second '.ouday (12i1.) Tv of January Resides those engaged *lt I .st year, Mr. Twls- wilt be asp ciatcd in (he it) -periHendano* of (he Ac.,deui) yv F b. improved, Ihc Library, Bw ..«! aud Philosoj,incal apparatus enlarg 'd, and the Institution placed on a mure perm* ueut basis. TUITION. Primary Department $l6 00 per year, Jan or Class 2-1 00 Senior CUes 32 00 Music 50 00 Lectures iu Mineralogy. Botany and Chemis try, a separate charge of $3 each per term. Drawing, French and Spanish, separate charge. Board, $lO per Menth. Sparta, Dec. 6. 6f 20 By the Trcsuunt oj t/ii United States. IN pursuance ol law, I, John Quincy A dams, President of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known that a public sale will be held at the Land Office at Tallahassee, in the Ter ritory of Florida, on the second Monday in January , 1829, for the disposal of the public lands situate within the limits of ihe undermentioned townships and fraction al townships, viz: North of the Base Line and West of the Meridian. , Fractional township our of range, three. Fractional township one, of range Jive. Fractional township/our, of range six I ownships two. three- four. Jive, six, and frac ioual township seven, of ranges fifteen and sixteen. Townships one, four, Jive, six, and fraction- 1 al township seven of range seventeen. Townships one, two, three, four, five , and fractional township six, of ranges eighteen and nineteen. South of the Base Line and West of the Meridian . Township one of ranges eighteen, and nine- ! teen Also, at the same time and place, will , be exposed to sale, the unappropriated pari i of that tract of land in township two north, I ot rangejfowr, west, heretofore known as 1 “ Meamathla’s Reservation.” ' The townships to be offered in the order I above designated, beginning with the low- j est number of section in each township. i The lands reserved by law for the use o. schools, or for other purposes, are to be ex cluded from sale. Given under my hand at the Citv of Wash- * ington this fourth day ol Ot toiler, A. D. : IH2B. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. i By the President: GEORGE GRAHAM. s Commissioner of the Ornernl Laml Office. c O* Printers ol the laws ol the United blati in Florida, Georgia and Alabama, are request ' ed to insert the foregoing once a week until Ihe ~ dav of sale. <* t7 6_ r TO THE PUBLIC. £ hereby caution all persons concerned, oi ( who may become in any way concerned not to credit any person whatever, ou my at *' count, unless by my verbal or yvritten order as I will not pay any debt contracted on mi 1 account, except with my special deletions. A. H. Pemberton. „ Dec. 25,1825 20 (1/“ G. ABELL bCo. having relin quished the Auction 4* Commission Business to i the subscriber, it will be conducted by him at i their former stand, No. 240, Broad-street. C. PHILLIPS. ' N. B. Liberal advances made on Consign ments, whenever required. C. P. June 12 ts 75 Wants a Situation, IN a Dry Goods or Grocery Store, a young gentleman ol highly respectable connexions, who can produce the most unquestionable re. ferences, and whose principal object in wishing employment, is to obtain further practice and experience in mercantile affairs. October 25 istf 8 (pTBOARDING.^CB nPH*'- Subscriber respectfully informs his f friends and the public generally, that he has fitted up the Dwelling part of the EX CHANGE COFFEE HOUSE for the accom modation of Boarders, and will spare no pains in promoting the Comfort and convenience o those who may favor him with their company. His rooms are spacious, airy and comfortable and bis terms ($l3 per month) unusually low. JAMES BALL. Exchange Coffee Haute, No. 158 Broad street. Nor 12 3 To Rent, And possession to be given on first October next, MA SINGLE story House, containing a Store and Dwelling, with a Lo.aud suitable out buildings, situated on the North side Broad Street, and opposite Hol combe’s Warehouse. Apply to A. H. PEMBERTON. July 23 is ts 85 Last Notice. I TAKE this method of informing those in debted to the subscriber, that unless they call speedly and liquidate their accounts, they will find them in the hands of an Attorney.— 1 owe money, and it must be paid now. Ten per cent on what is due me, would pay all 1 »we and leave me comfortable. Wm. Savage. Feb 15 40 Dupont’s Gunpowder. The Subscribers Are now receiving direct from . ‘hilidelphia, AND OFFER FOR SALE; 400 KEG? of DUPONT’S POWDER, tssorted, FF and FFF glazed and rough. Pillot & Leßarbier. N. B. The above Powdc-r is warranted to be of a very superior quality, and will be disposed d at our usual price for cash only. June 25 wlf 77 SAMUEL REA, has received the p i,lowing articles, of A oDPEKIOH QUALITY: Cognac Brandy, vintage of 1504 Holland Gin, “ Fish” brand Jamaica and St. Croix Rum Old Scotch Whiskey O. L. F. Madeira, ) L. P. Teneriffe, S WINE. Malaga and Marseilles ) Cider Vinegar St Cr ix, Havana, Double ) c tTr ,.T> R< fined Loaf & Loaf Lump $ Sugar H use Molasses Imperial, Gunpowder, ) t-FA Hyson and Powchong ( " I Java, Green and White Coffee No. I, 2& 3 Mackerel, in bbls. it i bbls. j Lochline Herrings ; Butler Crackers i Vandykes Mustard , Blai k and Cayenne Pepper ( Race Ginger, Pimento, Cloves, ( Nutmegs, Mace, Cinnamon, r Pifkles, Olive Oil, Marseilles, Almonds, j Currants, Winter Strained Sperm Oil Sperm Candles, Soap , Poland Starch 9 Best Havana Segars t - Plug, Ladies' Twist and Cut Tobacco t Maccoboy and Scotch Snuff, Which he will dispose of on reasonable terms * at bis Store, Montgomery’s Buildings, No. 256 Broad Street. O' Northern Whiskey, N. E. Rum, N. E. <i in, of prime quality in Darrels. Nov 28 17 THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF IMPROVEMENTS IN THE • AND MIRROR OF ('HE W IN THE UNITED STATES. a (P obliged Quarterly ,) Two numbers of the above valuable work are already published, and may be seen at the * Augusta Book Store—the proprietor of whit h is agent for the Woi k in this place. H OCT CASH given for clean Cotton and Linen 1 R AGS at the Augusta Book Store. 9 Dec 6 90 P PROPOSALS ‘ For publishing, at Darien, Ga, a Newspa per to be entitled THE DAUIEN PHCENIX. c Br A. C. McINTIRE. 5 IN issuing proposals for this publication, the Eaii.-r apology to bo unncsCessary. P He is only exercising the profession of Lis youth, f and can conduce neither to good nor evil, apart IV from the public will. If success attend the un dertaking, it must arise from the natural advan tages of Darien, the aid of art now employed in tl behalf of that City, and its connexion, as an cn- a trepot, with two thirds ot the State. Tbo Fhoo fc nix wdl, therefore, be chiefly valuable as a ci Commercial vehicle; and as the Editor must de- ci peud for subsistence on the circulation of his pa per, the public have a strong bond for his best' d exertions. w On the score ot politics he has but liltlb to s; advance. Averse to new doctrines and a-übi- si tious innovations, his creed is the Constitution o of the IT. S ; and his exposition of that instru- sj ment, the one that obtained under the admin. t< istraii.ms of Washington, Jefferson, Madison-- md Monroe. For other political dicta, he ccn a fessts freely he has no veneration, Hence ho a -nominees himself as belonging neither to the . sect of All or Omar; but determined in every p event to support men so long only as they are it • ble and willing to contribute to the national -x prosperity. To those who wish to cherish a li paper based on other principles, he in frank oess mutt observe, that he desires not their pat renege. TERMS. 1 THE PHfENIX will appear in the month of -■ 'annary next, on a royal sheet, and be weekly published on a day to suit the mails The subscription wdl be Three Dollars per S' mourn in advance, or Four at the end of the ,r :ear. hi Advertisements will he inserted at the usual ■ales. Decfi * 30 persons indebted to the Sub- M scriber, arc desired to make immediate Ba 'A meat to Wm. T. Gould, Esq. who is dul Va Bl thorised to collect all accounts due me' aoj r U "Bj ceipt for tbe same. e 'H j Wm Savage H August is tr Q(. ' For Sale ' I THE Tract of Land No, 283, in the 17th Dly, B trict of Muscogee County It is well H tered, having two Creeks running through Bp The land is of good quality and the aitualiij I desirable for a settlement. For further part. H ulars, apply to ■ Elizabeth Gumming. I Feh. 12 ts 59® ■ (CpiNOTICK I THE Keeper of tbe Magazine may bo f ot) j I at his residence on Telfair street, jnstU I low Cantelou’s Garden, every day in the w*n H except Sunday, when not otherwise engaged) K tbe dutieeofhis appointment. H Thos. Quizenberry, Sen’r. I Keeper of the 1., May 20 67 ■ ' HAN AWAY T 1 a FROM the subscriber d H JS y the 27th October last, on. I Negro Boy, named geipio, I fljMt MM / about 25 year* of age, dar; B ifr complected, about five f ee I six or seven Inches high.- B Any person apprehending said fellow, and cfem lining him in some jail, shall receive tbe H* ward of five dollars. It is supposed he is beK Augusta. BENJAMIN DRANI/i Pec. 24 26 3t / 1 FAKfi reduced, f Proprietors of the Augusta and Charts? iJL ton Line of Stages, in consideration of tfco pressure of the times, have reduced the Sta;.* fare for the passage between Charleston aid Augusta, to twelve dollars and fifty cents . - Days of running, as usual, Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Saturdays. All baggage at the risec of tbe owners. BENJAMIN F. HARP, GILBERT LONGbTREET. Rrc. 24 25 RESOLVED, That the sum of two hundred Dollars he appropriated for the purpo e ot obtaining legal advice in relation to ibi rights of the City Council of Augusta to (ha River Baok, between the Western and Es:« trrn Boundary streets, and that the Com mitt on the River Bank, be authorised to draw the Treasury of the City lor that sum, at i time they may think proper. M Fpon the passage of the foregoing Resoluli M the Yeas and Nays were called for, and ar«B‘ follows; Yeas, Messrs. Danforth, Phiniay, E;B„ noch, Bones and Musgrove—Nays, Messrs, mrn. Coombs. Thomas, Harper and Hale. Ordered , That the foregoing the vole taken thereon, bo published. Jr", r*' A true cx ract from tbs Minutes of# r .cil, passed the first of November, 1828. “ GEO. M WALKER, Clerk. nov 8 12 City Property for Sale. r |UJE Subscriber oilers for sale seven LOT?, ’ A opposite Holcombe’s Warehouse,and ei trnding (romMarbury Street to th«> property of Mr. George Hill. The size of them is 30 feet in front, extending, hack 140 feet. On the lot adjoining Marbury Street is a two story build ing, lately erected, containing a large and well arranged store, suitable for Dry goods and Groceries, and an upper tenement, elegantly finished, with a large Kitchen (containing throe rooms and fire places) Carriage House, Stable, he. attached. On four of the other lots are good single story buildings, with tbe customary out buildings, and the other two are unim - proved. They will be sold, cither jointly or separately, and good bargains may be expect ed. Persons wishing to purchase are requested to examine the premises, and apply for further particulars to A. H. PEMBERTON. J an 22 ts 33 THE OR Masonic Garland, PUBLISHED BY MOORE & SEVEY, . No. 75 Washington Si reeI — BOSTON, m . CONTENTS OF NO. VIII- “J JUST RECEIVES IN THIS CITE. /, A candid appeal to the public, 22(’ November, 232 Ancient Poetry, 233 Masonic Lectures—No. 3, £34 Retrospection, 236 Raleigh Baptist Association, 237 she Hypocrite, 241) Slander, .jjj How shall I honor Masonry ? jJB Fhe steps of Perfection, VB EMINENT MA9O N.I. Lord Colcrr.ne—Earl of Crawfcrd L " Marquis of Carnarvon, y Lord Craustoim, 24- Cold Winter is Coming 24E> Vlasonry in Scotland, 250 The Principles of Masonry, 351 ’ntkllioencjs ; 264 Defence of Masonry—Masonry and Folilics, 355 Morgan—Elections, 230 TERMS. This work is published Boston, Mass, eo Ihe 15th of every month, at $2 per year, pay able in advance. No subscriptions received or a less term; It can be obtained on no other conditions. Single copy 25 cts. Tho advance Jan he forwarded by mail, post paid. Secretaries of Lodges and others, who are lisposed to act as Agents for this woi k, and who will procure six subscribers and become re* iponsible for the same, shall be entitled to a leventh copy, free of expense, for one year; and >ur brethren and companions generally, are re ipectfully solicited to use their influence in em ending i>s circulation. I The publishers design to make tho Amar anth Useful to Lodges; and, from the number tlready ordered, they are encouraged in the elief that, it mil ultimately be adopted by the Principal Lodges tn the country. To enable hem to effect this, they respectfully solicit the tid of Secretaries of Lodges, and the co-opera ion of their brethren. . 30 Dollars Reward. RAN A WAY from the subscriber, a few days past, a Negro Woman, named LOUISA; ibnut 20 years of age, of dark complexion, mid- Ile height and rather light and well shaped fi ;nre. I will give the above reward for the de ivery of the girl, with proof of her being bar tered by any person, or five dollars for the girl done. A. H. PEMBERTON. a pen