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36 lAST OF liY.TTV*\\£, Bemamiu* lulhc Po*l Office, at Augusta Geor-j gia, 30th November, 1529. (col before ad 1 vcrtSsed ) ILT -Person* wUhing letter* from! Uiit list will please say they are advertised. I A Asa Adams John T Augustine John Aldridge turs RlioiJy Auburn Jesse Ansley B mrs Mary Bugly Daniel Brtmtor Wiley Barnes Oliver T BuuKvare William Bacon Philemon Bowers Charles A Beard Gharles A H Bouyer Nathaniel Beal sent John S Barrett mis Mary Beach Panicle Brown Robert Beal Albro A Bradley Richard Bland Edward Byrd C mrs Matilda Custcl- Lewis Cook low Hilly Collins William Carney John Crermnn Matthew Carswell Clark J Cook Patrick B Cash Warhnni Cromwell Robert I Casisns Adilon Cook John M Carswell John Colliery miss Maria A Cut- Julies R Clapp oneet E W Conch John E C.iMioun Edward W Collier Chatinrv Churchill EsraCiane Janies Clark Joseph Collina Gilbert Cleland James Coh man I) Walker Daniel Andrew J Dill mrs Maty R E’Do. David F Dickinson vis Francis Doyle Joshua Danforrh James Doyle miss Elvira C Daly Amy Dibbins W C Dennis G Dogas W Dewca Jlampton Dr,Bose John Dixon fil M Dye A Dimon E Gridin Edmonston mrs Jane M Eve Timothy Eduards in if, Martha M Evans bdss Sarah Elbert tr.iss Nancy Evans ui. (J A Eve / F miss Charlotte F*,»ni- John Fillers ; Jaci.h Fortenbery mrs I* rancis'A Fi-.;!i> Nancy Foster Hillcry B Frazer C Georg* Galphin mrs A (hegory Jamtw, Henry Card- nxiua Martha Green r wood iliam Germain Luther Goodrich dm Gindrat William S Goodsell Lorrain Giddings Soir.uel Guise Henry Gieenwoud Charles Guiyoard II Lewis Harris Thos S Higginbo- M m Hammer thum Pits Eliza A Hart- John Holmes lord Wm II Holcombe mis* Arm Hart W in W Holcombe Thoirns Man'terscn Sunk Hobday B'-rij m’in Hardy Arnold Holley Alaihew Harmon John Unwind of David ILII lulgMield S C Isaac 'I Heard Win Humphreys Morris Henry nr Win S Hunperlord Foslei & Heniy Wni R Hughes 'Robt’ji B HdbbJtT Jacob Hyiirick J Hiiam Jones Joseph James K 1) Kiikpatrick & Co Daniel or II Kiikpa- K S Kaiglit tiirk mi.i* June E S Knee-miss Knight land L Leavenworth & George W Lively H .ward Hairy L 11 ca )>t iVtet Lewi* Wm Loogslreel muster John O It mrs D L Lnhhock Ldlibrulge mis Nam v Loy less M mrs Jno Macdonald miss Huniet M Megie Daniel McCormick Jus W Merideih Alichl McKenzie miss Einiliiie Miles Wm McDowall Win Michel ni Kiamo Manaliunac Jus IMiicheil mr McCoy mrs Isabella Moore Alexi Martin Addison S iMoxley Howell K Mmsliull Eli Morgan John McTyre Stephen iMullally Wm J McMillan N Solomon Newsom Juncv Nelherland O Wni H O.ikmnn Thomas & Pleasant John N Oliver Uglotree P L-fnie Peru Juntas Primrose A PlumimT Biclul Prior uns Sarah'Pltvsonts Tims S Price it J{ II Karosny James Royster or t It & N V Hun Win C Pure duljdi Daniil R hbins Henry Rainey mrs 1C iz.i Ross mis Eliza D N V Rielul Rowell Reid A I' Rohertson dr S H Reese Joseph Uoxh.'iirth miss Ann Riddle Geoipe K iiyun Thomas J Rise Lewis By un Francis J Rosenbury Wm Schley Thornton Smiling Middleton Seago John G Smed nus IMuiy Sayie Wm Smith Aqailla Seny John Sf un Reuben Shelly miss (aiio-iine Smith Lnwreivce Shop mrs Mary Smith nits Mary Slierinifne Cain Smilli Jas Smith Juo D Speiesegger dr Jno B Smith rapt R T Stockton E Solid Geo S'vindleiluirst floury O Smiih nits Elizabeth Star tins Mary Sizemore H.ley Sprague T tuts L A Taylor Cyrus C Tevis John Tarver tiiiss H xsa Thorn Wm Terry Nathl F Totvnson Hugh Thompson Lucius Tompkins Reuben Tlionuon V John \ r ir GAll Abner Vinitig IV -S Walker Carl Weinddel R A Watkins GAP Whitfield Henry B Ware E VVdrhlnn'jtuw tins E cu Walker n’rv Eliztb Wicke* Thomas Wail Stephen Williamson ii M Ware John Williams A Watson Emily Willson Asaph Waterman ve» nil Williams Mark A Ware Amies G U Wilkinson' mmsnumm mrs Martha T Wal- An»<«s Wiggins ker John S Wilson Jos M Wayne Isaiah Williams David WoodrulTiSr coWilliam Worsham Y S W Young Theailore G Young JAMES FRASER P. M. Augusta I’iook-Stotc, IS removed to Hie Brick Tenement on the Soul!) dibs Broad Street, directly opposite i it* former stand. r - opt 30 10 jtfESSRS. SIMS, WILLIAMS fc WOOL iTI SK\ have been ap[>ointcd our Agent* in the rily ol Augusta, and will constantly keep a supply of ah kinds of Printing Paper, Os r!ie very be«l quality, which will he sold ar low ae any in that muikrt WHITE. HRICKELL A WHITE. i 1 njit r Manit•futluttt i . Columbia S’ C October 21 fi W \ NTEI) TO Timr BY THE MONTH OR YEAR, A •marl NEGRO BUY o( g o ', character. AC CIA AT THIS OFFICE. Nov °l 14 PROSPECTUS OF THE smmtYsVuv times, A MW SEMI WEEK I, V PAPEII TO BE rulll.M UK l> AT C(>LU>imA, ( s, c.) “A'iilluli (uldiclui Jurare in r erba magislrM ’ I ’HE subscribers nre of the opinion that a J new I’spc.r otidilisbed at this place, and judiciumly coudneltd, mud meet Willi cneoui • griiinut. Appeals are i,ow-a-ilay», so fee qui-nliy made lo the liberality ol 'he public, in -he shape of proposal* lor |>iilmshiiig now jour rials, that one i* iusliuclivaly startled at the ’••gli' of a pr.isj eci us. l lio subacribors (hav mg already piocnrod all (he materials nocce mry lor juinti-.gj had lliought of flinging util a niioiliirof ib' ir paper at once, with tbu view ol lelt.ii; tl speak lor itself; but upon lurHur nflection they concluded, that so unceremo nious a,i iulr Unction into the woild might, perhaps, throw «ome sne|>icioes upon the birth of their foudlmg; and they at leng'h resolved itiarryil through the (slaldislied [roiess ol newspaper jrstatiju. Every new light ol the world has been preceded by some lot 11 miner inditalibg llio object of its mission, and Hie meai s by which that objict was to lie accom i lished. Ii is. Ihereiorc unfitting in Hie eyes ol . Hie. mbs* fibers, that the Sooth i.hk 'I dies alone, shou'd i: mnioiii e its labors without ;iviii'jr some intimation ol the nature of those la* ors. ai d H e ends whi* Ii they nre intended lo cm .as* To the poult lh*n The general cbje* t ol Hie Southern Times will he. lo did. oC inlormalloii ol every usclnl “Oil ;)along the j)< o le. an t In lend i!s Inimbu •11. r.< to the improretm nl if Hie age. In |iru an uHng Ibis purpese, ,n exten ivu rat go ol knoielidge musl bo rmbraccd by Ha (oluuins Even in llirsc Stirling limes, only a portion o. ir wid be if i'olU'l lo [ olilics. Ureal pair; will be taken io mole the best literal y ami sc euli fic *nUc Ini a; and well written roiummiica iions oi tin sa ui» characters wid always me* i •villi ih' uiesi distinguished attention. Por.u imr care iv II bo taken to furuirh the earlit. i tell met) ;.c* or.ile Fuirign and Commnrwl inlelllgenee. The mlisfiibtr* are aware Htai upon these poods the journals ol all (lie inian.i . ti.vvii* ol the Unii nau mainly deficient. Cou idningllu great brn*fils that mu ( result lo ill jiai I* ol Hu coiudry, lr"ui rpcedy aulheii'i inforniaHon ol the Fnlilical and Commercial nf ' lairs of other Nnth ns, Huy cacnol cut womb i Hint h ;bn ui ibn imi kss Pantcisand * redo oil Ti lth men ol 110 hut k country, have pci milled the s| V'ulhlort ol the At! ntic lo r.io i-ope is« ad Hie intelligccco of this sort, mu’ rc‘, I' ii out lo them a* it may nit the ir con- ' vci ii nee. To obviate Ibis, the subscribers vvi'l m ole ..n ingi nmuls, as suiEi as possible. I'm ah n; several ol (he most |>ri>minrnt Foitij’i. Jomnoh; and will furnish a* se. oml lihu.l ••i-lv Hie earliest news from Loudon, Liuiunol. Hav re and Cons. Agi tcullitre wII l-y ue m u s bo negli.i led. VVc bilioio the prosperity ol ihr South lo be p*Si nH dlv b*scd upon it an I it shall be our cons : at.l care, not only io im prove its Pjicraiioe, but lo , ui'.iiu iis jTofilj Even Hie o.uerei for light amincment sh HI n*»t fi"d us ngaidir ts of his ple..Mire, Thu m'el ' iihu tiig (ditioial duty, ivillhetliat ol gailor .ng omdrihiuion* lor thu Pott’s < ororr Our v.o,*i uns will iiuaeti.nea trek a g.aco from h* nut .!'(• ■ an-! lender r.hclchff. ami the liiiuu r isl may be ns--tired, Hi it our (ellow* feeling lot him is by far too g’'eat, lo allow ids happiness to escape opr recoils c ion. We are aware that the character of every public journal depend ■ upon Mm nature of ils Politics, and acknowledge onr obligation to ionic out will a fair en I In'l avowal of lh» (Trad by which the Southern T.nus will be conducted. We will do so in few words mid p'.a n ones. Wo are republicans, ni l of iho oi lJ- If. rboidan school. Wo arc frit nda to the II I ni and deprecate the nccccsity oi unking such an avowal. Wo am oji|>oscd to Internal Improvements. We are opposed to Hie Tariff in every shape and upon every gt omid Wt aro opposed to all latilndf inri u . nrlniclion ol wnilcu c.nn pacts. Wo supjioit 110 Coiislilution of ’7y. Wi support Hie uni n nf our (Blhers. Om ni v.u a j o il'c ■ wi'i be h. in uninn first, priu v.p,’<;— iecpi.dlv. rum. We nil! hear huparial a iv ys . s our rtaUir# will al ow us, ii though fi'ei >bc did iu ptdilics, w. shall or. no occu lt" i n- ftricsslhe hounds ol ino lrraiii n. To leap r.lc *ud cm nly cominunic-ti'ns, uprn luvvi;. etc il'cve > (ju* s inn, one cuIIBUUS kill |. c i»; iat. To I hitih. nl at usiio language, I chlur g neral or ■pcrinud, agafost u • u or aeifiirii. ihiy.-hiib m hei nclically dcs d. r'lich ivdl be Hi - * har,.i i* i iu llio to-dljero Tiun #. Lii ‘or tin.. • jpasii.i nol our principle.- ’ and Vii’.v*, w. 1 entiire <0 tab'it ll.u (MTouag. I 1 of un. lelh \v ciiis-rs Agiiiiiuan I comii lent ability, has been I rjpigtd i cupei idi i.i! ihc iJilo.ial dcj'.ul- 1 m.-ut i f Hie t■!•••« r—an I Hie first uumber uiii be issued iu J -i nary u Jt, TERMS. The soini • sve.HHy paper to be published on TufStiayj aril tVnlay-, on mpcr-ioyal pajicr, J at i d ii advance, or sti if act paid within the j first * ix min.Hi*. For the weekly or country paper, to Ii- pub- j Bslkii ou every Fiiday, J J, il paid iu ad i v.iucii il uol paid within M.\ months, JH, The j fopiHcy p-ijii i will la- | n'cli.-liod ou the same * v.al sheet, nod rouinin Hie an tler oi bu:h si mi-weekly j apers, together with Ihc laicst ialelligei I.clirrs 'ii business, lo he addressed cost paid, to MWorntb Wilson; and on editorial mailers, to the Editor of ihc bou’uvrn Times, Columbia, C. riptious to be return od hv <be Ist-of J*u. 1830. ID* Printers are requested to give the above . one or two iasertioof, sed the (uvor will here - cipj ccslcJ, S J. M’MORRIS. J, T. WILSON. i D»cS 1? Clirowfrtc an# irjir. n. sheLj toj\* Would inform his fticnds and the public gene rally, that tie purges continuing Ibc W are - House : AND 1 Commission Business , At the the Ware-House dear the foot of the Bridge Ho solicits h contir nation of the very j liberal patronage which baa been hitherto ex tended towards him HIS AND Qlom are now in complete order for the reception of Colton and all other species of Mcrrn mdize noon which liberal cash advances will be. •Hide if required October Im 1 AT P ITIV ATE S AI Z £7“ A .NEGRO WOMAN, .bout 30 years of age, & Iter child about f. C. PHILLIPS. Oct 31 8 PKOMMCT U sT OK AM> erijavlfstou E9.lcel» UcoCstn*, DEVOTED TO POLITICS AND LITKIIATURB. BUITEIJ in- william s. nr r/.v. Oil ICE, Nu. 26, STATE, Mi Alt ql/EKN-STREIiT. The Irishman is established, and will be conducted, on libeial and independent principles. It will strenuously advocate the cause of Civil and Religious Liberty throughout the world; and the editor pledg es himself to use his utmost exertions to repel the efforts tff those who are indirect ly attempting to introduce such innova (ions into our Constidon, its will eventually pave the way to a union of Church and State in this, his native land—an event which-no trite lovei of his couniiy car cun teniplale without shuddering at the proba ble consequence. The cause of Ireland and of Irishmen will be fearlessly, yet dispassionately vin dicated; and the foul aspersions which the bigotted and sectarian presses of this coun try unceasing endeavour to cast upon it, will be fully related to the abilities of the Editor. It is not our intention to express any opinion on the subject of religion— Unit will he left to the discussion ol those who are belter qualified for the purpose. A considerable portion of the paper will lie devoted to the cultivation and encour agement of native tnlen; and the gieater pail ol its contents tv id consist of oiiuiinal matter, —to insure which, the correspon dence of some of the most talented indivi duals of the South has been engaged, to I attend to the various tl-paruncnls which its gcneml plan will compuse. Tins Irishman will be punted in the folio form, on a fine sheet, about medium size, with entirely new type, and will be delivered to subsciibers in the city, everv Saturday, at $2 J per annum, payable in advance, or $3 if not paid within six months from I lie time of subscribing, Per sons who obtain ten subscribers, shall re ceive a copy gintis. AGENTS FOR THE IRISHMAN. . William Harry, Columbia, S. C. Joo. Campbell, Esq. Wiunsborougb, S. C. John Workman, Esq. Camden, S C. Dr. I. MoflV-t, Cheraw, fv C. M. I). Maber, I‘. M. (iodhey Savona. Andrew Morphy, Pittsburg, Pa. Edward Eitzpatiick, Hagerstown, Md. M. F. Maher, New Oileans. I). Taylor, Hartford, Conn. Robert H. Walsh, New York. Michael Farrell, Halifax, N. C. K. Mncnumara, Salisbury, N. C. John Callagher, Washington, N. C. Win. Hunter, Charlotte, N. C. Dr. Mullet, Fayetteville, N. C. P. Quigley, S'. Louis, Missouri. Peter Cullau, Madison, Morgan County. A. It. MrLiiiighlin, Macon, Go. Janies McDonough, Augusta, Ga. Thomas McCrady, Havana, Cuba. Novemlier 4 y AMERICAN KECOKDEK. GENTLEMEN lio'iliu" Huhfcriptions to the American Recorder aie respectfully requested to return tho names forth with to the Editor, at Wash'd g!->u City. Tlie First No. will bn issued in n day or two alter the uiccliig ol Ci-ngn-ss, Its prim ciiml « ouUuls will be- Pre-idoul Jackson's In. Avot’iiAL Aphress; hi# first Mess.toe to Coiv okess; I.ist of Mkmiiers oftho 2UI vOl gre-t-s, unit I’ll, CEKiiiNiis, a# tar as they go. Tabular v latemi n s exh biting the Uf.ci.ir rs ol the Govci lime nt loimiaby, from all sauna ?, from I7;!9 up to 2 :#t D. comber !!!«« I'.xeKN mruKKs ot d • upon nil otjrcls, ior same per 1 I Value of Imports for do; Value of tx- I e e-rs (Dome. :i a..d Fort : gu) !i r do, Amotiut ot {Vnnaojc ior do; Value ol Am. no 11 Com merit; vmilj each Power for EJ?B TaM .-honing tin Qcanutv of Law in the State ami Ten lim its Ih tin ul lung what propor tion lr owned by the U. o. Qu.midy ul Lax-.i S, Lu iu rit li oi the Stalls, au.i an;j-"at ot Par ili .-a M uicy I'ci-clai d>.\ ct ‘.in. £Tales tit 1 f'ddU, iP'Jtt and is iina'ii! to 1 ’ iST! mid ISOO; I S'atulli at Vuvi id lliclV-sr Office Dei-art 1 m est &c. Al. f, ;. 1.1 oai itiii’. .fd, by a'.ilc.Hl (iibsctiptiou, to < outiniic t . pi b ication 1 shall, for i» »rii, as now, ndvi rtuo live piiuriplo contents ol each No. pi«viously to its gamg to pre s j The Second No will contain as many cl llu Reports and Dttail# (ivm 'be lie ds of l)c --i partuieuts and Chiefs of Bureaux, accom j I'.tiiyiug (oe ft Powi g) the Pei siaent’s Mi s i -age, as I can 1: ;d moui far—and a full mid j loci.l view of the 1 runic Dear, annually, j Irani 1760 to IS '9 taken iroai lire otliciai records, m iking five or six compact rule am! figure pni.es ILr’ Orders lor any parliculai No wit tic suppmd nt J6J per 100 oopii'B 1 10 for sl, «uo iu proportion is applied for iu season. QJ’Thc “Hcfondei” .will be printed in large 1 octavo rise, tit pages, on a small type, once a i week and will contain, principally, Official 1 D, COME NTS. PriCKEDIVCS ill CONGRESS * 1 kauiku Speech F.B. Atatifticb generally, and such other tele• t artie es as are usually ‘ I mud iu newtpapers; with a copious Index at the cod of the year. Price Jo per annum. CEO. M. GKOUARU. Washington, Nov. 13, 1829. AAmimsir alters Kteiica. ALL persons indsbleu to the estate of Wm Purine, deceased, late ol Jefferson conn ty, are hereby requested to make iuimeilinle payment lo he subscriber; and all persons tc , nbcm the estate is indebted will please rende , in fu-ir demands, properly attested, within the time prescribed bv law. ! JAMES PURDDE Adm’r. Ociober 3 I j S I0«0 Lvili ward, i RESOLVED, That the City Council of Au gusta wit! pay a Ruvard ol One Thouinntl DuUarn, for the discovery ,o couvrcliou of the Incendiary, or Incenliarie#, v, ho set lire lo the Eagle T' vern, on die in -ruing of the Idlli ol A'ugu-t, nnd in the (lone adjoining the City Hotel, on Ibu moruiag ot the 24th September last A true extract from the Minutes o! Council, passed iho Ist ol October, IBv-9. GEO >J. WALKER Cltrk. Ot tuber 2 An Ordinance. Tu repeal Ou -lit Srr'tnn of [he General Ordi nance anj for oilier purposes, Sec 1 lie it ordained by the City Couaci of August' l , That the d2d Section ol the Gone ml Ordinance be and the same is hereby re pealed. Sec. 2. .Ind he it further ordovud. That all (.’o'.loa which may be weighed in the streets • i Augusta, -tuil! be removed Irom the same within twelve hours after being weighed, under ifio poiiulty of fifty cents, fsr eat b and eveiy bale for every twelve hours thereafter. SAMUEL HALE Manor of the (J\ly of .ingusht, George; M, Walkeii C. C. Njv jo JUST RECEIVED, AT THE AUGUSTA ROOK-STORE. jjT*H E Allumic Souvenir, for 1830, splen didly bound in embossed leather, and with twelve highly finished engravings : Memoirs of Mrs. Huntington James’ Church Member’s Guide Memoirs of the Rev. Leigh Richmond Author of the Dairyman’s Daughter, &c. Christian Charity Explained, by J. A James Memoirs of Dr. Good Willard’s Republic of America, with Maps, Elements of Mental and Moral Science Narrative nl Van Halen’s Imprisonment in the Dungeon’s of the Inquisition, hi Madrid in 1817 and 1818. Pollock’s t otirse of Time The Family Monitor, a help to Domes tic happiness, by J. A. James. Eaton’s Chemistry Little and Smith’s, and Wythe’s Note Books ' Spelling Books, Aiithmetic’s, &c. ALSO. , The Baptist Preacher No, 10, contain- I ing two Sermons by the Rev. Mr. Shannon 1 of Augusta, price 12 i cts. Oct 28 2t 7 City Motel, I >*' .- \r .* * *. .rJT* SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. THE subscriber bigs leave respectfully to iufurtn tbo public of Georgia, and hi? friends abroad that (ho above ostat lishmoul will be continued open dm i g the Snminer, as usu al, and that arrangements are making for the tusuieg season, which be confidently expects '- ill sustain the well earned character of the homo, and at the same time secure him a share of public patronage. 11. VV. LUBBOCK. August i lt7 J Court of t r . 7 >dinahv, Sept FRANKLIN COUNTY. \ Term. IS-'O. 1 l J risenl the ffnriorithle VVii.biAM 'l'ußic, Gar { ui!rr L. SaxuiHi;is, Charles D. Jinki.vs ( and Rout I'umaum. tTPON the applka'iun of Joseph Morris and j J Joshua Wislbrook F.x’rs. of the estate of ( Stephen VVistbrook, dec. lor Iclters of Dismis sion from said Executorship, whereupon it is ordered, that letters of Dismission he granted to the said Joseph Mon is and Jo.liua VVist fc ook Exrculors as aforesaid, at the next May 1 f’erm ol the Court of O: tlinary of said Comity, unless sulficicnl cause be then shewn to the 1 contrary And (Ini lids Order d'C publidied in one of 1 the I'ublii; Gazettes of tliis'Slate nl least ouce ' a month for ex months l.eforo Mie sitting of said (V.utl. A true Copy from Iho uiiuu'es—this Blh Sept. 1H29. THOMAS KING Clerk. ; Sept 16 ludm UO it is at; » V all times desirable that the i authoritirs ol the City should be acquainted j with the number# nnd description of persons vilhiu its limits acd whereas recent occurrco- I c.es have rendered the passcssvou of this baowl- ; edge absolutely necr«ary lie it ordained, That tho Mayor ho author- / iziul to appoint n Ccmmiltee, with authority, 1 ogether with those that mt.y be associated with I !u m. to lake a list of all persons within the f limits of the corporation, above twelve years ol v age, their color, residence, occupation, aud t #ik!i olhor particulars as (hey may deem § it necessary for list public good to he noted See. 2. Be it fnrtiter ordained, That the Mayor be charged with the execution cf this ordinance---that he be required to furnish all proper facilities for it? execution, and to defray the cxpcnsi-siucuricd out of the public Trca. sury. Done iu Council, the 50th day of Septe®-' ber, ISaO. , SAMUEL HALE, Mayor of the City of Augusta, Geo. M. Walker, Clerk* October 3 I t „ mm gg Caution. A LI. persons are hereby cautioned figatud li i iiu;' for a Ni le of hand d avvu by G I cVu\T iu favor of the for 1 wo hundred and nine dollars, 27* ceuts-dale-J M Hamburg, oa the 2nd of January 18.<l, -->‘- pavable on the IHih ol February L-3o -as the said note was either lust or niismiJ ' y m,, » 01 p'. ierd iu the bauds of .folio M. I ilini'n, pie vious lo his death, and not r« turne * by him j an-1 lias since hecu lull j cuiscmlcd by the uu ktr' a. 11. PEMBERTON. Augusta Nov. 91 li 18 10. Ij\j the. President oj the United States. JN pursuance of law, 1, An-br-bav Jackson, President oftho United Btalt.s of America, Jo hereby declare and malvt known, that a public sMe vviil t,e he'd at Ui- Loud Olfico nt Tallahassee, in the Teiiii.-.ry of Florida, on the first Monday iu Febroaiy next, lor tbs dis posal cf tho public li.uds aiiontc with n Ihe li uits of tlie uudeviuoiitioiitil townships atid fractional town-hips, to wit ; North oi the b.i#e line, and West of the Meridian. Township iteo of range twenty two- Townships «)ie, two, three, Jour and Jive, of * a.ige twenty three. Townships one, four aad Jite, of raugo lrven< ty four Townships one, three, four and Jive, of range twenty Jhe. Townships three, four Aadjire, of range twen ty six. Townships two, three, four anj./trr, of range twenty seven. Fractions! township one, of range twenty fight, West of Ut. Mary f>c Go Ires: h'iy. Fractional township one, ol range twenty eight, Earl of Black water hay Townships two, three, four and Jive, of range twenty t ghl. Townships two, three and four, of range twen ty tune. Township one, of range thiily one. Towu.liips three, four and Jive, of range thir ty two T wn-jh'ps four ?.-id fire, c-f range thirty t'.ree. South of the base line, aud Vi est oi tlie Meridian. Fractional township one, cf range le nity one. Fractional townships one and nco, of range twenty three. Fractional township# one aud two, of range twenty four. Towosb-p one, of range twentyJ'me. Township one, of rnugi twenty six. Fra- tionai township non, ol r. n ti'ynty s'.r. Fractional lovvusliij s e-ae and two, ul langr. twenty seven. Frad.i nil townshiju one and two, of range twenty eight. East if Rensuce-lu and Escambia hays, and If 'esl oj the hay of at. Mary Ut Gal vez Fractional (o-vuship one, of -range twenty eight. East of Blttckiruier hay. Fraction s of luwuihip; one and two, of range twenty nine, East and If'esl of Escumh'a bay. Township one, of range ih rly Fractional lowr Miip two, fr n-xt thirty. Fractional townships inc and tao, ot lunge thirty one. Fn. tioual townships two and three, of range thirty two. govTii of ihe base line, and East cf the Meridian. Townships three and four, ol range/oar. F-sacsi. nal lownsiiip/ire, ol r.-nge Jour. Totviishijit one oud two, ol i n; gejire Townships three and J.ar, oi r.-nge six Townships two, time n.sd t ehl of range ten Fi.t liou i- lowr.sinus two, liner aud fe,ur, and towiisliii ejive and ten, ol range i h lien. Fractional townships four nod Jite, Si town ship ten, ol range twelve Fraction..! town hips fire and Ins, of range thiit'in, Thu townships and fractional tewrsliips will be nlfcr.d m the older above d«- : g utlid, ..e-giii uiug with the lowest numVier ol ai.idiou iu cacti. The lands reserved l-y law, for Iho u-o o! schools, or for other purposes, will he excluded fi-fiin salo. GIVES' under my hand, at the City of Wash ington, thi# fi.lh day ot Oclt.bir, A. I) Ibgy. ANDREW JAL.KSGN. B/ (ho President, GEORGE 011411 AM, Commissi-, tier of Iho General Land Office. December 5 wtd 18 " an ACT To extend (he lime fur fortunate ih-nwcr# in the Land Lotteries olVighlieo hundred amt eighteen, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and eighteen hundred and twenty uio, to take out grants for lands tins drawn, and after the lime therein specified, to vest the same in the Mate. /)/, it enacted by the Senate and House es [tr " preseti lot ires of the Stair of Georgia, in enireit Assembly nut, and it fs hereby enacted oytht authority i f the sane, Thai oycry pr.i s-.u who was a fortunate drawer iu tlie l ,u.l lon terios l-y the atilhority ol tlie acts pa#-eJ on.Uir fifteenth day of December, eiglitem hundred and eighteen, on the sixteenth J y o Decc-m --err, eighteen hundred and nine ten, and on tho fifteenth day of May, eighteen hundred and twenty one, shall have until the first day of November, eighteen hundred and thirty, to take out his, hor or their grants, upon paying into Ihe Treasury the smu of eight dollars. bK.c. 2. And be it further enacted by the au thority aforesaid. Tha# hour and alter Ihe fiist day of November, eighteen hundr- J an I 1 till ty, the lands so drawn as ale-maid, und not grant cd, shall rcrtil to, and become the pro, erty ol the State. Skc. 3. And be it further enacted, That thi? Acl s-hail not »xloud lo any Idler lots of land drawn by orphans until three year# alter the said orphans shad have arrived at tho age of twenty one; nor to any lots drawn by rdeols or lunatics, or persons who linvo departed this life since they gave in lor iidraw or draws in said loUciitsol UDB IB!9. and 1821, ard whose c lat.es arc unrepresnu'ed, nor to any Jots num ber ten and one hundred, set apart for like pur pose of public education. Skc. 4. And be it further tnar.hd. That all , laws and parts ol laws militating against ltd? act he acd the same arc hertby repealed. Ssc.fi. And be it further enacted by the an- , llionly aforesaid, That it shall be Hie duty ol his Excellency the G.-v-rruor, tu cause this act to be published in all Use Gmsotles of this Sta'u, ones a month, until the first day of No. vember next, aud that he caii:c the expenses of such publication lo be paid out of 'he contiu- ' gcut fund. WARREN JOURDAN, Stieeker of Ihe House of Representatives. THOMAS STOCKS, President of the Senate. Assented to, IKh November, 11129. GEORGE R- GILMER, Governor. November 21 mlsm 14 NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. •Mvuliustvatoivs XoUcc. < I.L persons indebted to the Estate of Phi- A. I.p Crane, deceased, late o( Augusta, aro required to make immediate payment to the mi o3 tibcr; ami nil to whom said estate is In debted, will reader in their tU minds, properly attested, acSordtug to law. " J. \V. BRIDGES Admr, Nov 7 Ctw lt> House SIGN, 61 OUNAMENTAL, M a i n t i si jj ♦ 11 P SPELMAN, No. 0, Anslcy’s Range. Cash paid for old Sign iJoartls. January 13, 1370 32 tive. DoWats LWvNard. LOST. ON FRIDAY, i he 2oth ut September, on lue - MiUedgeviilo road, aud within 13 or 20 miles ol Augusta, > A •Nle.vmiv&ndum Gotik, I or Pocket Ledger, about the s.ie of a large Edict Book, with u hard thiik rover Bod leather loops (0 bold a pencil, and containing abonl 13iJ p.g.». It is ot no value, whatever, I to any one hut the owner and as it is of tome importance to him, the above reward Wilt t-e lor its delivery at the Chtoni cie & Advertiser Cdlioc, or lor iuloi nation of where it may be oblalurd. ( Se, t3O ' 401 RESOLVED, That in compliance with Hie Uruiunnce of Nov ember id, throe cili , f- ns he appointed lor Ih-t part of the city eastward of Centre street, three for that part between Centre and VVashinglOu streitr, three for that part between Washington ami M’lm , tosh streets, three for that part 'between IVl’ln tosh and Jarkson streets, three (or thut par between Jackson and Campbell sheets, three for that part between Camplnli and ftiarbury streets, ard three for that part of the city ' Westward of Marbuiy sitect, to serve for one , year, who sli.li be requested to take all Ugal and necessary slcpi in their respective sec tions ol the city (or the preservation of bcalli and g> o l order, and the prevention of Fire, and 11r..t the «.i!i*rcs oppou ted be each lur ohhed w.th it copy 01 tins Resolution- Tho following persona were appointed, viz— ' Asaph Wulerman 1 Win. J.tciisoo / Eastward of Centre street. (. I’. Gars in ) tolin M. Mann j ,, ~ , . .. Joint Sharp ( Viom t ;" ,,e i '° »«**'■«*• Wur Th. jniooa j • ° * s l^° Samuel Clatku 1 „ „• , , . ~ Robert F Poe » From V. ndvng'or t ■ Me* Ftoi«Ui:g liradfoH j GiUb.i coscel, JV ,» i ? n ' VL ( Ftcm McUo hto Jack sob H «\9 »> »v\’t're > ... l clrt: t. I J i a nitt'-tt ) It Lit ti \ I ivCttl i P • | • -, • , (i 1). Wriliwi, f roai Jacks it o Camp. Ol Joel t ;.t in S Jostili WluieUr J,, j VI Pr*-c »it ffrromCuroiMK.il lo M.ttbiv* r.'s’ <, Joint C. I tide nioo J Jon.llian Meigs S Wr. t.vard rs Marbury s.t«. John \\ •lb i igos y Jl hue extract fiom .he JiJi/iuln ifCouiclt jjusstd the Ith December, !!!•’!>. (»EO. M. WALKER, ClmL Dec 10 21 In Ordinance. ■ Prescribing the. formation of N rutiles and foj' the regvluliitn ts lilirts. Sf.c. I. Be it ordained by the City Conncil nf Augusta* That it shall lathe duty ol oil owners ol Buildings nr .re thou one story it 1 . tt.id covered with wool. to have made 111 111 Root of the same on or before tiro first of De cember next, a Sc,title, with u sale step lea ding thereto, and a sound Kopa of at least three four. Its of an inch iu diumeisrr, ser 11 r y fastened oil th inside of the It i f mnr ne t St utile, and of such length as will nu !t si jr 1 ait of Midi roof, coiuliu. ned, that the to >1 of such Building is not ea>y of access by D,>r ui.mt wv.it ows, or a Ladder set tody lasiom.d to such Rjof. Sue. 2. He it Jiirlhtr urdninnl, Tlnil it shall lit the duly of the owner oi every Stove v.bi h is or sliult be utaclud for tiss, to übliini a r; r» tilicato of the oJtlcer comm tn ucg tin: Engine in the ward where such Stove is ciacitj, that tvcTycaiiti.ii has been used to guard a gdnsl ilic da ger of fire. Sfic. 3. lie il f 11. '!lur ordained. That noy person violating tins Ordinance shall pay (or ever) Slovo which shall cn lunger tho City by Fire, aud for evory Building not pmvi led with a Scuttle a sum not exceeding Fitly \J(A lurs. Site 4. Be it further ordained. That the Jity Council shall at their first mealing in De cember, iu each and every year, appoint a Committer of 1 iti/.ens of not less than ihrue for each ward, to examine all Buildings, and re port all p rs.ius violutirg this Ordinance to the City Council. SAMUEL HALE Mai/or of the City nf Augusta. Gkorob M. Wai-kjlu C. C. Nov 7 10 CENTRAL BANK AGENCyT OblltON’S living at a distance, and intendiug 4- to offer Notes for disoimt iu the Cr at ml BaUk of (jeorgia, may be spared lha trouble uni expense of a journey to MiJUdgeville by enclos ing the requisite papers to the subscriber, by whom they will receive all necessary attention and their fate made known to applicants by tho first opportunity. A note, with certificates nf the following character and form is made neco.ssry byj the rules -of Uie Bank, and must accompany tho application. li Every person otforing a note for discount, shall present a statement of the mortgages and judgements unsatisfied which are against him, with a certificate Irotn the Clerks of the Bupe« riorum! Inferior Courts respectively, ol (he dif ferent counties in which ire has retried (or the •even years immediately preceding the time of clf-riiig said note, and also from tho Justice of the Peace of the District iu which he has resided lor ihc same period, of the judgments which ire unsatisfied against him hi thsir respective districts, or certificates Irom the same ofiiccrj •h ti there arc none existing against him—and dso a certificate from the Clerk of the county or Itoiii the Comptroller General, of tho tv» mount of his taxable properly returned- FORM OF A NOTE. $ Millkdoe.VlLLß 18 One hundred and eighty days after dale, Ijtt omise to ]iay the order of dollars , at the Central Bank of (xeorgia, for value received. [C.JJ.J Ity Endorsed by at least two persons, an* by as many more as you please—'l he strongest note Will, in all casts, have the prelerencc.** All applications of this kind, through the agency of the subscriber, must hereafter be an . ooeipanied by Three Dollars , and postage, paid, Each subsequent renewal wil be ellendt-s ed to for One dollar. E. H. BURBJ7 T Millcdgeni’c, March 2U, JB2O «S>V