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*l2? f AND oil f or ■ r ftuygia gmfcrrfififirr* TT" I OFFICEI ? Be just, and fear not: d U, I No. 20r, BROAD-STREET. S Let all the ends thou aim’st at be thy country’s.— Shakspeare. j gf*- - | • AUGUSTA. (GEORGIA) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1829. . f <h« I •-T3CT^z±f uIL1 ‘'- 1 J-..!-UL.L.'!L MI !: '.'.'-I.' . , > . I | _jj.m m .- i ■ - ■., ....,,. Ij!t ~ ~ .. . Othu I n .. . b o* I PUBLISHED EVERY City I WEDNESDAY SND SATURDAY MORNIHO, BY nb#r I A. H. t>EMBERTON. ncil, I ■ i *. I . TERJhK, 1 F«r Ibe CITY PAPER,(twice a week, o lT# poUnn p« Jxnum, payable In mlvanae, or oil no, paid be ore the end of tlie year, a For the COUNTRY PAPhß,(o.ice «•«!«„, u#l . I tars per anaum.payable inudvnace,or roar wok rs i,,y,, I paid before the end of the ye«r. . . 1 1 AIJVKRriSEMKNrq Will be inserted at 82 t-ace*v^ t ai A tnuarr, for the lir.t insertion, and 43 S-4 tor each aubsequs., I uccenive insertioa-in all olher case.62l-2 cts. peraqaarr „ ■ Wlion an advertisement is sent without a specification ii * EM wrilinr annexed,of the number of insertions required.it wil be. m bc aunthmed until ordered out, and charged accordingly - re* H Snleiof Land and Negroes, by Administrators, Executor ■M or GurtiMltfaiy ar« required, by law, to b« u**m on tbe ft rs ■ Tursday in the month, between the litHirsof ten in the fore Oil ■ noon and Ibrce in the f.rieruoon, »t the C«nrl-hougc of tin Pt« ■ cOMOty in which the properly 4s ■ tales musbbe given in a public gaaeue BlXri days pren , e ■ kits to the day of sale. ' ~ let ■ Notice of the sale ol personal property must be given n r» H J.The manner, FORTY’ ilays previous tu the day of sale e ■ Notice to tlie debtors nud creditors of an estate, mast hi ■ pnidished for FORTY days. ■ Notice that application wUlbeniadctotlicConrt ofOrdi I nary for leave to sell land, must be published for FOUil I tauNriis. .... I LiirrKßS, (on business) roust be post-paid—or they mnj I not meet with attention. I IO- THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES are pub ■ llalicd in this paper. r I ■ [From the Baltimore Chronicle ] }j * B M«s C/oro Fisher took her farewell benefit in Kew ■ Vorh on the 30th ult. and at (he cloce of the pieces dfllr , I cred the following %%ell written nddres?, with a felicity ■ manner nnd In tones of cordiality, that reached every I heart, and were responded tu by ’ong ond loud salvos:— I ADDRESS, I WRITTEN FOR MISS CLARA KISH Bit’s T ARBWELL I New York. 30th Nov., 2109. I No more the , feigned or smile of art j I 1 come to pay 'he tribute of tlie heart j I Os favors p .si, in simple phrase to tell, a Favors, remembered— need I say hew well f I Hut vHi§ (he ia*k—the lips alas 1 too weak— I On such a thence, the heart a'ooe should spank. I But (wo brief yenra have flown, since first I came : I 1 pressed, unheralded, n foreign strand— I Your smilea received mein the stranger's land, I 6<51l cheering me onward In my glad career, I V'arqnishost ench tlouhl, diKjwllrd each flutt'riog fear, I Till now, a veteran of the mimic Haiti, 9 With lauceln *cst, 1 boldly hid y« yield ! I Otiprictoiis as the wind,ny course has been, I In truth, I re been n Rover of Uie Scene ! I The Luvlin'ii pomp—Thalia’s mirthful train— ] And motley farce, where folly’s features reign— I The grove, the gay—the galliavd, and the Bong— I lii all, I’ve mingled with the votive throng,— I Caught from ynnr glance new ardor ia tbe chnss— The meed Is here—say, have I won the race f I.e( ftmcy,for a while her vigil keep, A nil summons ‘Spirits from the vasty deep}” N iy, look not grove. Indeed they’re harmless Spirits, And not the Spectral shades that '‘walk o’niffhC*” 1 hoy rise! in varied form, grotesque—and fair— -111 p'dat them for you, eie they melt In air: Yet held I so fast they throng upon the view, ahe luhk wets hard, 111 only vlic tch a few. There pensive Lydia breathes her roul felt passion, A«kl sighs that sweet romance Is out of fashion, Albina speaks, and nature answers true— Hovers, beware ! her sword shall “run ye throngh j w To pity’s pleadings buir yon J “W rcsjHind, *• I cannot find it, (is not in the bond That visage stern—that voice presaging sorrow, Saddle while Slurry for the field to muria#c’ > Vhe guy Leiii<u veil* har form us grace, “ Oiw cannot look one’s sweetheart In the face.’’ Away with smiles—the Joyous aeone is past, And darkly comes the fairling hour at last. A w inderer bow, o’er Southern seas to roam, My dearest hope to find as blight n home, — T'rlnndship as w,nu, as kindly hands as these, before such eyes, bow can 1 fail to please 1 X go—hut when the South wind's balmy breetlh Warms the cold earth, and wakes the flowers from death, When piigrimdika, each hird of Spring returns, And the veil'd bun with wonted splendor burns, Will your bright smiles with nature's ri-appearf Shall 1 then meet as warm a welcome here? To part! what sorrows mingle hi that word 1 The saddest lip hath voice, oi ear hath heard; Fall darkly now. 1 prove Its potent spell Breaching iu grieving speech, Farewell—Farewell 1 FEMALE FASHIONS FOR NOVEM BER. Morning Dress. —A dreig of lavender coloured gros de Naplei, with a very broad hem round the binder, the bead ulightlji vandyked, and furnithed by chain work of silk cordon. The body is covered with a caneaou spencer of embroidered tulle, w ith strip -s formed of pink satin rouleaux, and the waist encircled by a pink ribbon belt, striped with black in hair stripes, over the sleeves, which are a I’itnbecille, and of the same colour and material us the dress, are frills of very broad white lace, and on each shoulder is also a bow of ribbon with lung ends, the same ns the belt. Very broad bracelets of gold en circle the wrists, surmounted by a full ruf tla of lace, ascending towards the narrow part of the arm- A ruff surrounds the throat, formed of lace and pink satin; and a hat of pink satin is worn with this dress, very tnnch ornamented under the brim with pink satin ribbon and blond, and a full branch of white privet, without foliage over the r ight temple. A compact bou quet of flowers is placed in front of the crown; and broad strings of pink satin rib* bon, clouded with black, float loose. Halfi 1 boots of gros de Naples, the colour of (he \ dress, fringed round the top, and Wood stock gloves, complete this costume. A Riding Dress.—X habit of bright emerald green; tbe body ornamented with rows of small black buttons, set very close together. The sleeves ate full at the top, but sit almost tight to the narrower part of the arm* The collar is like that on a I man’s coat, and is of black velvet; over (hat of the chemisette is worn a black sat in stock, surrounding which, next the face, is a narrow full frill °f cambric lace, or fine clear lawn. The hat is of black beaver, with a light green veil. The ball beets are of black kid, and over them arc pantaloons, exactly like those worn bv y gentlemen, and fastening under tbe foj like theirs, by a strap. The gloves are f doeskin. ' } Walking Dress. —A high dress of cher ry-coloured gros de Naples, with a very » brood hem round the border of the skirt, finished at the head by vandyked points, ij edged by black silk passementerie. The body is surmounted at the throat by a triple ruffof fine lace. A Venetian cloak in r * black satin,, made with sleeves, is " mod.° Ver ** ie t * re,? 5 sleeves are of a **. and “Ppropriate fullness to this t „ Krnart are con f ,ne d at the wrists by 5 u?'? “ velvet; a falling col . 3 -cape, turnip b ac k eu the same material, coft*ji etes t h e cloak- The 111 " at * s of white gros de. Indes, »nd is trim « med with full puffs of ibt same, to which, i on one side, ia sewn a ribbon, elegantly “ figured on a white ground, in a delicate iy outline, zigzag, of cherry colour. Harvest b. bouquets, consisting of ears of ripe corn. scarlet field-poppies, and a few white wild : loses, form tbe ornaments on the bat, tbe strings of which are of tbe same kmc of ribbon at that sewn on the puffs of {ros des Indes; they float loose, and are /ery - long. Morocco leather half boots, the col. " our of the dress, complete the costume, t with kid gloves of pearl-grey. 5 GENTLEMEN’S FASHIONS ol Riding or Promenade Dress —The coat is of bronze green Spanish cloth; the collar is made vety full, the ends of which are quite square, and formed with small lappels, just half the size of the collar, which roll together at the waist; a very small plain gilt button, set sufficiently from the edge of (he coat, that, notwithstanding the breast of tbe coat folds a good deal back, every button must be seen; the pock ets are under the flaps of the hips, and have (wo gilt buttons to button them up occasionally; the sleeves are quite plain at top, and without wadding, but the cuffs fit close to the wrist, and button with two smaller gilt buttons; the skirls are lined with the same cloth. The waistcoat ia ol buff cachemere of a shawl pattern, the fi gures of which are interwoven with silk; it is made quite short ia front, and so full in the collar, that when it is turned back, the breast and eollar are in a straight line- Dove-colaurecl cassimere trousers; they are made to fit the leg and thigh easily, but are light at tba hips; a pair of gaiters of the game stuff, out square at (he toes, and fastening under (he shoe with (wo polished steel buckles, complete the dress. CL/" We are authorised to annoance HOLLAND McTYRE. Etq n CanoiJjlc fur Sheriff of Richmond County, at the election iu January next. December 5 td 18 We are authorised to announce DMUNDB. GLASCOt/K, Esq a Candida’a lor Sheriff of Richmond County, at tbe election in January next. May 23 <f « ftJ* We are authorized te announce WILLIAM SMITH, Ksq. as a Candidate k-r Sheriff of Richmond County, at Uio election in January next. Weare authorised to announce , WILLIAM H. SHELTON, a candidate for R ceiver of Tax Returns, for Richmond County it the Election in January next. August 29 95 FALUADLEPLAXTA TluV. ffik # jpot Sale. ItHE SUBSCRIBER offers foreale, on very liberal terms, a large and valuable situated in Engefuld District, on tbe Savannah River, about Ihree fourths of a mile abov< the town o; Hamburg, and just opposite the upper psrt of Augusta. Tho Tract of Land contains 082 acres—of which. 138 are valuable low ground en the Savannah River—4oo acres Oak and Pine Land, very good for cultivation, and the balance is pine land. Os the low ground, 30 or 40 aces might be made suitable for tbe culture of Rice, with very little trouble, as there is n Grist Mill on the place, from whose poods the water to overflow tho Rice grounds, could be ewily obtained; and the land is very fertile J On the premises is a very fine and commodious DWELLING HOUSE , with all the usual &. necessary Out Buildings.— A viry fine Barn, Crib, and Gin House ; around tbe Barn are excellent Stalls for the accommo dation of twenty or thirty horses. The planta tion is web watered, and no place coukl be belter adapted to the raising of stock—a busi ness that might be very profitable on a place ■b near a fine market. Just on the bank of tbe River is a quarry of the finest Rook adapted to , building, from which, boats may be easily load' cd, and descend the rjver lo Augusta and Ham burg 'There is also a quarry of Oil Stones ou 1 the place. There are few if auy places, lha' possess so many advantages, and afford turh fa cilities for making money. This valuable place ts now offered for sale on a credit of from one to , seven year?; the purchaser selecting the number ' of instalments between those two numbers— and giving bond and security, bearing inlerert : from the day of sale, for the purchase money. f the shove plantation ia not sold before the ftrat I day of January next, it will then be rentrd out, cither in parcels or entire, as may be Uecm>d 1 most advisable. For further particular# enquire r of Christian Breithau.pt, Mount Vintage, or L. • B Hollow way, Hamburg. u. uouo } , GE o ß ge McDUFFIE. ’ November 4 tD2S 9 ' DT The Charleston Mercury will please m k , er t this advertisement in the Country paper, If ant’d tho middle oi December, and forward the e bffl to Col.Brcitbaupt. Columbia Sheriff’s Sale. WILL be sold at Columbia Court House, on the first Tuesday iu January next, between the usual hours of tale, Dm following | property, to wit: One gray mare, ond n Saddle and Bri. to, to satisfy a fl fa John S. Meath vs. John 1 Uguell. < XLso, 1 160 acres of Land, more or leu, on 1 the waters of K-gg adjoining lauds • of James Luke and William Oakman —and * five negroes, Nelson, Jim, Willey, Peggy, end 8 Luc-, to satisfy sundry fi tns William Jones ' and ethers, vs. Arrhor Avery, Executor o ‘ John Avery, dec’d, 1 Xiao, SSO acres of Lana, uore or less, on the ;.r«- nf Oree"*—"* er " t . —IMIIUIU and Luke, to satisfy sundry fi fas William and Daniel Walker and others, rs Thomas 3. Bay bas. ALSO, 100 acres of Land, more or less, ad joining Pollard, and Pullum, on the waters ul Greenbriar creek, to satisfy sundry fi fas, Jef ferson Pittman and others, vs Thomas S, Bay bis. ALSO, 0? acres of Land, more or less, adjoin* * ng lands of Dbug'nwtVj waA Bwc.’.on, on the I wa'ers of Cain creek, to satisfy afi fa Water? t Brisooe, vs Horatio Ou trell, administrator el , Warner L. Kennon dec’d. ALSO, 9 negroes, vis* Smart, Rose, Fortune, Deliar, Nancy, Will. Ned, Kti.galon, and Nan cy, one road Waggou, one Gig, -wo itorre*, 1 ine Mule, fifteen head of sheep, fit ecu do. oi > Cattle, one set o( Blacksmith’s 100 •, one HJo i Board, one large 1 able, rue poor ot Knilr j and Spoon Cawm, lour beds an I furniture, one Stiver Cn ffeo 1 *ot, one Cream do. one pair o J 1 Sugar Toags, and spoon?, and two Lookir g ’ Glasses, to satisfy inn by fi fas, Peter Crawfou. i and »th.vs vs tba Executors of Littleber , Clantoa, dec. I fSAAC RAMSEY, see. 1 Nov 28 4?w 16 [ Columbia sheriff’s sale. iiylLi. i<« aoid at to;u nb o Conn H. us*. on th.- first Tuesday in February nex 1 bc wean the usual nou s of tale. IU) aoree of Land, more or less, on the wntin ot Big and Little Kiokee Creek-, ad joining Sims and Marshall, to salisly » aiort gage fi fa A. Q. 3. L. 2?xbry, vs E. Whittiug OR. ISAAC RAMSEY,* c c. Nov 28 W'd 16 AAmlttiaVrfctor'a &a\e. IX'ILL oo sold dt Culi'.mUm .curt rsouse, VV oa the Ist Tuesday w fVbruaiy next. 2 negroes, named Fraidr and Sara, belonging to the estate of tin Collier, dec esed, late ot said comity. Sold under an erder Irom tbe Court of Ordinary. N, H. CLANTOM, AJm’r. De ttouis ooh. Bcccmber 8 wtd 18 - - - - - -A- - ■ FOR SALE— Cheap, IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY AN excellent Saddle and : arne.s HO/t‘ Ei and a baudtooie Second Hmu SULKY and Heructe, in comptalo r'-pair ; which wi»i be soW either lege'her or .‘o!y APPLY AT THIS OFFICE. Nov 2 14 HOUSE, SIGN, h ORNAMENTAL, |Mf tttf MB* R P. SPELMAN, No 6 Ansiry’s Range. Cash paid for old Sign Boards. January IK, Female Education. THE Ist Term of the SPARTA FEMALE f ACADEMY will commence on the 2d’ Monday (lltb) of January next, under tho superintendence of Mr. Mrs. TWIS3. Instruction will bc given in tbe different branches of English studies, in tbe French anu Spanish Languages, In Music, Painting anti Drawing. Terms oi Tuiiion and hoard wili be moderate, and as low as can possibly be as lorded. The Principal avails himself of this opportu ai'y to express hi? grateful acknowledgements to the patrons and friends of (his limitation, for their liberal support, and for their continu ed and uuwearied exertions to promote the cause of Female Education lie is not Ignorant that insinuations and re ports have beeu idustriously circulated abroad by the seerrt nad insidious enemies of the In- ! stitution, Unit the Female Academy would cer tainly be discontinued—that it must go down— that it was unable to support itself on account as its increasing expenses, tic. Tot It* fi ,iiri.lv 1 ing condition, end the liberal encouragement it has received Irom an enlightened public, du ring the jiast year?, are sufficient orihemmlvc! Jl even were there no other proofs, lo relate acd silence such calumnious assertions. The Principal deems it an act of justice to contradict three reports in direct terms, as his silence might imply that there was, m truth, tome foundation for them. Svauta, CiEo. Dee 1 4f» 10 TRADER'S INSURANCE COMPANY —New York. CAPITAL PAID IN $ 250,000 . lIHE undersigned having been appointed I | A'eat for the above company, is prepared to lukcVokson Inland Shipments of Produce or 1 'forehand zr, at rates corresponding with those . of other responsible companies. Applications fir Insurance, may l>e made at A. B. WALKER & CO’S, (next door to the Merchants’ il Planters’ Bank, where the office ■ Pent) or at the Store of the Subscriber. ‘ 1 EDWARD THOMAS. , Decembers ,B u O’ Th* Courier will insert tho above four limes weekly. Yvvfc BoWivts RftNvarA. i LOST. ' ON FRIDAY, the 251 hof September, on tlie Milledgeville road, and wilbig 15 or 80 miles ol Augusta, A emoY an Av\m fiooY., or Pocket Ledger, atiout the sieo of a large Pocket Book, with a herd thick cover and leather loops to hold a pencil, and containing about 150 pt'ges- It is of no value, whatever, to any one but tho owner and aa His ul some importance to him, the above reward wifi bc given for its delivery at the Chroni cle A Advertiser Office, nr for informaliou of where if may be obtained Sept 30 1 ’ A Card. I'llE Subscstber has taken charge of, and will keep under his own direction, Iht. WAREHOUSE first huilt by himself, and by an Act of the Legislature ol 1821. intended to be a Public Warehouse, ia lambutg, for (he STORAGE of COTTON and TOBACCO.- , A Tobacco Inspection lo be kept therein. This I Warehouse, lor convenience and safely from fire, if not superior, is inferior to none In this perl of the country. It is SOD feet ia length tod 50 feet in width, *ith a plank ffiior—silu- Mud in tho centre ol the Town, on the bank of 5 iha Savar.rah River and wil’.f.u 100 feet oi ii.a ; stream. The other three sides are boundc' 1 by streets, one of t6d feet, one of 100 fret, and one of eighty icet. Two platforms will extend from the Warehouse to tho river; so that ‘ otlon will be put on Beats without touching die ground, except when the river is very low. RATES. Fir Inspection and Storage ol Tobacco for C months, per hhd. $1 60 For Storage of Cotton and delivery on the river bank, tach bale per meuth I®4 1 For tor warding either to Savannah or Charles ton, per bale 121 Libffca: advance* on produce placed under hi. diaigo, will bo made for a moderate pro 1 mtum, 01 customary rates. He will toko th" same care. ;.nd use (he same deligence lor olh rt as he would for himscll. Me will adhere lo and go on with his -oriff at plan with regard to the building es the 1 ,iva of (lamlsurg—all imprisonments, persona; tioieuce and persecutions, and all the farsica. sheriff’s Sales of Hamburg, l« the contrary .otwitiulanoing. If John Williiamson and his eoUeag ues want a jown, lot them do ae I havo done—built' one 1 will, liowever, accept of all their tjiarr change lo help along the accomplishment of dat groat undertaking , but the Town they shall never have. 1 built it for myself; not tor them. And if I had the aliililies and perse l vorauce to build a Town, they will fin . lh«* I havo abilities and perseverance enough to take .ora of it. e will be dtsly thankful lo all who favor him with their custom. HENRY SHULTZ, HAMBURG, September 28Ui, 1H29. P. 3. lam proud to say that the Hamburg ( isorrhunts have supplied themselves this sea son, with more goods of all kinds than at any firmer period, particularly each as Salt, Iron, jugar. Coffee, Bagging, Dry Goods, &c. Se. . (oral new Store? have already opened, and ether* will open very shortly. The utoul spirited tispufeition prevails to give, as heretofore, at loest 1 1- much, if not more, for COTTON, than in ; »ay other city or town in tho up-country. 1 As for Money, none will be oountewint ed I inlees it is founded on e solid basis; and should t any other be taken in the market. Or should 1 any monied institution in which the market lud country are interested, go beyond whn j might he considered just and prudent, Imma 1 hate notice of It will be given, without fear 01 1 fivor. ... . , Under all these favorable Circumstances 1 1 •m induced to hope that the community and « country generally, will find it lo their interest I to fovor u? wDh their custom. 11. S. | , - Lfl - , -■■ ( TO ' ! JL LING, OUT BUILDINGS, &c. situated at Shell Blcfp on the Savannah River, about I 40 miles by water and 20 by land, below A»gu>- | ta, on the Georgia side. The Land consists of t 360 acres ol excellent swamp end good upland, f near 100 acres ol which is cleared and under r •ence. The Buildings are, a comfortable dwel- e he* house and tho necessary out buildings a huge and well ananged Store suitable for Gro- I cones and Dry Ooods;*a Ware house capable of v containing 1000 bales cotton a good Gin house, « villi running gear complete, he. Ac. It is sit- g ualed at a public Ferry, which will also he r rented with it, &. is in til respects an extollon -land for business. ’ „ A SAW MILL within five mdcs of tho her ry, is also offered for Rent; and immediate pos session may be had if desired. Pdrenni disposed to Rcul are lovned to o«ll ind examine the premises. Apply to the sub .criber in Durke County, or lo Mr. A. 11. Pun nunroN in Augusta. A. I'EMBERION. Lake Forest, Burke County, Oct 17 5 IVewvetVs tor Tiles. c f piHE Medicine oow offered to the pub- , lie, is one which has been fully sob* r jectod to the infallible lest of experience; 1 and fn every instance where it has been * fairly tried, it has been attended with the most complete success. In some of the cases, the patients had been laboring under < the disease for years, and during that pe' riod had received the bc*ut medical advice, * and had even undergone n painful surgical , operation, withoot permanent ndvantage. a It is not (like those usually advertised,) > offered as a certain cure for a long eata ’ logos of diseoses, but those afHcled with this complaint, for uliich nlmie it is recom. mended, may rely with confidence upon obtaining relief, even rn its worst forms, in a short time; and they iht-mselvaa me J the best judges of the importance of such ’ a remedy.—Pi ice £fo cents per bo*, with directions signed by the proprietor. The above valuable medicine is for sale by TURPIN & rVAISTfGNAC, A I'.nit. Pr<r o tr.hrr«-.7 18 GLOBE HOTEL, I • THE SUBSCRIBER, i (Late Tro\»r\©tot of tUe Glooe Tavern, anCL more recently ol’ ill© Mansion House.) BEG 3 leave to announce to bis friends end the public generally, (hat bo ha* taken that elo» gaut ami commodious Ore |uoof brick building on the corner of Broad nad Jacknn Street!, and immediately adjoining the now Masonic Hall. It ii situated in the most central part of tho Dity, -nvl U iftllia very heart o( business—being in tho vicinity of the August's Bank, and the Branch Bank of the Stale "iJi ■ • t This Establishment"lS' Mown' as tntf ’ Unum n the £& Globe Hotel, I and 1" its interior arrangement and general construction, unites in au eminent degree, spacious 7 noss, neafneis, end comfort. To the m.n of fouiily, the individual traveller, boarder or tho fashionable visiter, the GLOBE priaonts accommodationsluferior to none in the Southern States. 1 SKI Having conducted for a number of years, two among Hie most popular Ilotoli in (his City ® ; he flutters himself (hat his experience in business, added to tho superior advantage* of situation and (ho resources under hb conlroul, will enable him to giro tho most decided satisfaction to JSP»'* all who msy honor him with their patronage, His 3TAULES are spaclon* and well ventilated, and amply supplied with tho beat of pro K-'J vender, aud attended by ext>erienced and steady ostlers-in addition to which, (ho subscribe? will Vreslow his own personal unremitting attention, and in hi* charges, will not for~ct th» pressure of the the time*. ° „ Charleston Stupes arrive at the Gloho Hold, every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday evenings,‘at 0 o’clock, and depart every Tuesday, Thursday and Salor ay morning, at half past e o’clock, a Tho Washington and Athens Stage, depart* ovary Toes- fc. 'lay and Saturday inoniing, at 3 o’clock and nrrivos every Woduasday and Sunday evening dt go clock. Iho RlMrton Stage departs avary Sunday moruiitg, at 4 n>clmilt, amt arrives every S 9 * r «Hy «rmmg at fl. Iho Pendleton Stage de|>ar(s every Tueaday, at 4 o’clock in the moraine, and arrlvoi every Monday at 2 o'clock in the evening. The Wdledgei ilia Hinge arrives evo£r day except Thursday, at 7 o’clock in tha evening, and departs every day except Wednesday, I* '» at 8 o clock m lha morning. The Savannah Si age arrive* every Monday, Wednesday and (‘nr o’clookio the ‘ ° °f| ,n tho moruU, B> *‘» J departs every Sunday, Tuesday-aud Thursday, at 8 |,* o WILLIAM. aiIAXXOJC. IK AUGUSTA, September 9th, 182 Q. 98 t<>f (CP The Ladies of the Fe- Amiulfttvftlor ftlvoUceT ; ' ma!« Asylum, relying on the countenance A LI. perrons indebted to the Estate ot Phi* 'I "; and support hitherto uffordad them for the tl lip f'rane, deceased, tale of Augnsta, are ‘ l '’ maintenance ol Orphan Inornate Children, by required to make immediate payment to the u 'i 1 the charitable oitieena of Savannah, bog leave subscriber; and all to whom said estate is In- 1,1,1 ' to inform the publiu, that their Aunttal Fair dcblcd, will render in their diminds, properly <: '' s will b« hold in the Exchange Long Room on attested, according to law. TUESDAY, the !6(h of December, where ev J. W. BRIDGES, Adni'r. <».-•- ery article awful and ornamental wilt he u> Nov 7 t)iw JO Till hit'ited for sale from 10 o’clock In the foieucon —V “*■ „ , *- Wj until to o’clock at night. ttr John Bonks, Esq. and my f, M The charitable from Ml pertsofrur State and brothers, John P. and Wm. J. Evb, will act our sister Slates, will wo humbly hope make it 81 m s Ag c “ls, during my absence from (he Slate *' convenient to attend, end view oue of the moM PAUL F. EVE. beautiful collrctsons of Fancy Articles evil Apopita, Nov. 18, 1850. 3lw J 3 produced at any Fair. The moat U. there arli «r 7 j , ... ■ ‘V, elej wo wish to be understood, aro the produo VV StUlCu tO Hire. (ion of our yottog '■ auies, who have employed A SMALL NEGRO GIRL, from twelve to Il'faC* the past sommer o (bis work of charily nuci ftfleee year* of ego, aud one who enn bring * r we hope they havo not lab wed in vum. good recomwomlatious. b ■y&Sw Formerly lb* * stitulion was supported by APPLY AT THIS OFFICE contributions at th Chuidiee, which proved Nov 14 31 jj ti \ s precarious and di agreeable to the Ladies.— * LUto They therefore ad- pled this mode of holding a ’TIIIT VIinur’IHItLTI ft-to Fair annually, foi the support of Female Or- 11ICi O U lliHiU |T u |j phan CliildrcD, who without such aid must be HAS OPENED A no.- cast friendtess on the world--nnd as they were lIDDR' Ac <?7 T A T'JH AT A Pl'** WMm i forced to try every mean* In their power, they j -LAI 1 GiV Al\l resorted to this mode in to any H B A QJ* The Editors of Chtyfos- JL JE-m/JE— Jl) , lon, Ueaulorl, Augusta, Darien and .Villcdge- at the stand formerly of the Augusta Book store, villc, will confer a favor ujioo the Ladies ol the on Broad street, four doors below ftcsbil’s cor a: •f*T* Savannah Female Asylum, by giving tho fore nor , where ho will keep on hand a general as- I&iJt going publication, an occasional place in their sorlmeut of L "SSSSeSTS b Books and Stationary; _ _ and he trusts, by strict attention to businca*, , to merit a sharo i f public pateonaga Ai \TA r Plf'f Hi expects an assortment of BI.A.NK BOOK’r an i'SRM IMJHUBi. in a few day*. #^l32 »A»AWAf, a., a ffeQ 0 'FROM my plantation, on Z gft . Monday the 23J Nov. my ry * TTriefVT AH Negro Fetlnw * t . A\ (T3| n® tfIHF. public arc hereby cautioned not to buy j*7, ja / «Sn( ottJL >l/ %JU i- TICKETS, or what purport to be TICK rnSBBStCSmmm u^out or dO years of ago, BTS in the WriglittburougU Lottery, of DEJV~ Scf ol dart CQmpJrxmu, very Uraight made, aud a JAM IN M'CAIIY, as he is an imposter, going (title aver the common height. Nbcc is a iru- About the cvuuiry committing acts of fraud jft. .. .b •ible felhow, and I < spc'.t he will allempt to upon the Lottery and individuate. pas* ns a free man, aj he <'au wyto his own B. PETTIT, jwT-tSr' 1 pate**, as 1 found out a few dey* before to went SccfcJary to the Com'rt (, away. I expect te will attempt to stay olmul April 25 60 ; c Angusta, ai be has some acquaintance there; or he m»y aUsunpt to go aboard of some boat mid TtlfT __ _ T ~8~ — Ti _ _ u m&f* pass oa to Savannah or Charleston. The W W 081 I OilnP. clotMng Im wore ofi, is brunoqiuu aud a wool ” ” CAjM. AJ.W.UKJV JRO| hat. He has’Uie irar of n burn od onajot bis AND iMiive, near Isis elbow, anulltcr near'the* a.-naii of his back, done by a kuife, and aindhcr or COMMISSION BUSINESS. two, on one of h'u eyebrow*. Any person . . ... apprehending »M J negyo BIi J putting him in J*h. and sending me word, or delivering said k'own to the Planter. «oi Meichaut* of # .M nogso to me on &oll’s Ferry road, 1 ! mile, from ( ;"* r f U i “! ,lJ 1 C ‘ roi ‘»»’ »*)•* V.* T ***** *“ « Krlgrficld court S. C. shnli be liberally lbt i^!,vc tusin «> »• ° IJ }„ '« lotardod lr*v« all reaennabbi »x;>ciii«e |»id, _JB , „ »«•» <■*»*■ WAiaiitoiat© ! B3ffl A. Nrv 88 llw 10 S&_\ [Li* The Caroiittiiut, *1 Edgefield C. M. tvili » yu, ~ . , |i /» n I l.<se publish the above Sloues, Aud send the Lv M*j I/O Jii »3 X MX%IjL CjrxJy. 8m p C n U r. ‘rii’-'e 'VT'r Hofmee, Woodlavf,, <pe y, lpr Un ltlt! reception of Cotto/i £ t Jv 1 P.Q Fdgefmhl <U-.rud. far |u.y.meal. » M Wc Vhr|Jfi.e. GraUful lor part favors, E” " _ |(J ' they srOicii a mntiouniioo ol thn same, ple.yyt bsh L .'-'jß \i4kNY t»llVl\K.B. ing tlo msuh.a to ipin ev.ry exertion to giy-sj S? r jfm ■ f NSTBUCTIDN3 for COMMIS3ION4SRS »ali*'»clion A Justice* will be made oa L.',’ -[J J. In an approved form, n« drawn up by a due® hi st. in. A. mnnber ol tljc Brr.fpxt rutiltfl jm (Or shL HEARD * COOK, lr 4^ ' Sept 1? fUk 9?