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I •<*!.. XXKV.I MO SOAT MORNING, NOVEMBER 37, t8S0; ' . [Ko. 195.1
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I auflujSta Chronicle
■ IS PUBLISHED
I MONDAY & THURSDAY
I MORNINGS,
I Y,n Kean £5 C\\ar\lon.
Ijublistierf of tlie Laws of the U. Slat
■ AT SIX BOT.LAHS PER AKNOM,
I IN ADVANCE
■ ———i ; ■ mi mi. i.
I ST C A , COFKJ J be.
\aiuUng X for
f \ , ;v, t* o \\ U\e W imrt
HMDS Prime Orleans’ Sugar
■ UJ Hairs do. Green GoffVe
■ Bbls. Company Loaf and \Lump.
I Sugar
I ID Tons ‘Sweedes Iron, assorted
■ sizes
■ 1 Ton Hoop and Sheet Iron
B 50Tvsts Cut Nails, all sizes
■ SO Mb’s. Whisk-'v
B 15 Q Casks Malaga Wine
B iC K «.s Sup', ior Richmond swee f
■ seenlull obacco
B 20 B xes \l .utcl Handles
B 35 on Fresh i* Superior Muscafei
B Raisins
B 10 Fu’kins S-iierior Gosbon Rutter.
I On Hand, ni,Retail ,
B Jamaica Sugar, old White Coffee. o l d
■ Cognac Brandy, Choice Wines’ Gin,
■ K<im Fresh Teas, Nutmegs, Mace, and
■dipicea nf all kinds. ,
9 Wm Bostwick § Co.
B November 2 1 '
lirorEHi^s,
■ Wm. H Thompson Co
B Offc* for Salr,
■ 130 bags prime green Coffee >
B SO barrells prime N. O. Sugar
■ 13 hhds Muscovado Sugar
fl 80 nieces cotton Raging
B 70 coils Bale Rope
B 8 pipes pure Holland Gin
B 3 d<> do Cog Brandy
B 6 hhds ,T. Rum
h 2 Half pipes Sicely M°Heira Win®
I > u^ I lsVanish'*'S effar9
■ do do Tmpe-:al ? rfTTA A
B Gunpowder & Hyson S A X!i /*
B 200 qr- Canisters, do do do
B 10 Bags Pimento and Ginger,
■ 16 Do, Pepper,
|9 20 ; acks Fresh Almonds,
H 15 Boxes No. 1 Soap,
9 200 Bags Shot, assorted,
9 WO Kegs Duponts Powder,
■ 20 do Rest Richmond Tobacco,
■ 12 Boxes Chocolate.
■ 22 tan-els N. E. Gin,
9 36 Casks Cheese,
■ 10" Boxes do.
■ 30uu ‘(iiislu Is Salt,
9 o( ' l, ib,T3]_-. t s
9 r * r !HrsT\ ' ,
I CHOCKFIIV
8 ■
■ WAU” STORE
■Sp IR suhscriber is now r-r.civiu? and
■ / tpening, and willcon'.inuetor ei 1
■ **J ,k ® Fall anf l Winter months, hi his
■ plTnm ™';’* n, ' ck Building, near the '
■ Post ® Cp - "» W’lntoah street.leading fi-e .
I Stewart (
9 CORNER a ‘’ORE,
■ A GUV n.qr, js'SO -! PATENT *)F
I HO liBBY
aiuA China Wave.
hi -eoissf-Tixo or
|| dsomely assorted
B tteochrry, and
rt, 3 ,A CAass
■ e . V’. r ” il " ,e Georgia & Wes
*■' he offers for sale, ala
’ ie is now opening in order
H.|, 'rchnsers who wish to have
■ l ‘"t ’lls repact-
H IH.ic s‘pintcd Liverpool
I \h:),
■ imeted Caps • ’ Saucers. 1
mb , * 1
H vVer y description qnd size.
■ ia^es > Row is. Mugs ami
9 Pitchers,
9 0f Afferent rjuslities and sizes.
9 ALSO
9 ■} /«“ net of Kle: rm t
■ fish’d HoM China,
i' 'i. S t ' i ’' lor Quality— consisting of
I ea j Coffee & Desert Set 1
9j » Complete—Likewise
■ or. stre China Tea Rets,
H<s. 'rj Hgo res, ncatiy put up in hov
lin ot re ,i.,l , ,e ‘i lers for sale at tiir
■ f,,r ™»pp ro '’>' i
I oe,„3‘l llam H - ° ak,,!an
■ . T rs ‘ 12t
■ ffuhsci-ihe»
■ > ... h,A t r l “ eiit:i l!lr ‘ se vvho arc indebl
m oc fl hßrvi '«b Oakman. &f
--»■; , - ,ar atl d setue their-account
ts e.p;» ‘S '.' lo H l° ne is authorized t»i set
II be US f" rth( * imlulgcnc-
I > ; H. Odkmnn.
■ CV " fcb??2ft - 12m
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE.
COTTON
WARE HOUSE.
jfIHE Subicribers will receive COTTON
.on Storage, at the Ware-House back
.1 the Planters Hotel ; prompt attention
- ill be given to all order for the purchase
of produce or merchandize, and liberal
dvances made for Cotton received on
Storage.
JOHN H. KIMBF.LT.,Co.
October. 17 —wfit
'X *
awrence, Kapelve Co.
■ 'nve just recf'ved mid offer far salt, an
assortment of
BON DON superfine Clofhs
A Double Milled Tassimeres
, Canton and Nankm Crapes
Rinchews and Sarsnetts
S lk and Beaver Gloves, assorted
Buckskin do
Black and white Crapes
Cotton and worsted half Hose ’
Irish Linens and Dowlas
R"o\v<i 'ottands and Osnaburgs.
No , 7 ■ .
. iiry Woods.
\
Th* 1 Siihscribors,
OFFER FOR SALE,
At the Lower Tennn i<t of the Bridge Bank.
Augusta, ;
av asrotitmext svitahle to the seaso.v,
VIZ:
ROSE, Point and Dulfil Blankets,
Plains, Flannels, Baizes,
Double Milled Drab Clothjs,
Coarse Clo'hs, assorted.
Fine do .
Cambrick Muslins,
Book do.
C licoes,
Ginghams,
Hosiery.
Power T.oom Shirtings,
American Shirtings and Sheetings),
With a great variety of other articles.
la Whence, hapely'eis c».
October 31 ts
STORUIE
AND
Commission RusVupss.
T
■ HE subscribers have taken the Ware
! louse lately occupied by Henry Rhultz,
opnovite the Wharf, which is now in com
plete order for the reception of Cotton
(nd Merchandize
• AfooVenzio Ponce.
Or*- r '"' *>’
AND
Commission Business.
5fP
HE. subscriber having entered into the
Far'orage and Cumnussion Business, res
neC'fully tenders his services to his
friends and the public. He has taken
store in Hun'er’s Buildings, immediately
b'dp’-v that occupied by Messrs Nictmlas
li Neff, and hopes by unremitting Indus
tr.v and an aasidions attention to their in
terests, to give general satisfaction to
those that may favor him with their pat
ronage
WILLIAMP HUNTER.
Savannah November 7 vv3w
*t. Cioix Htigar.
-r.t-nt, for sale- by
A Slaughter & C Labiizan.
N live. 1 nber 2 -dw
R. At W. Poe’s
COTTON
imiss
C upper End of the H harf J
THE SUBSCRIBERS
(RETURN thanks to their friends for
% favors received the preceding sea
son in the
STOJUGE
iND
V owvmVsslou rmslnv sa,
And hope, by strict attention to the inU
*sis of customers, to ensure a continn
,-.02 of same.
I'heir BRICK STORE, is now in good
repair, and well calculated to afford sab
and convenient Storage for Merchandize
R. & W. Poe.
Marshal’s Office,
FOR THE MSTRJCT OF 0F.0..,;l \.
Savannah JVov, 11, 1823.
HE Assistants of the - Marshal of this
strict, ‘ for taking .he fourth Census, o
numeration of the inhabitants of the r
■■it*Al Stales,” are hereby notified that th
one for transmitting beir returns to tin
partment Is near sit hand, and it is hop
■d that no deiay wdl take p'acr, so as
revenl a general return being made a :
ording to law.
,TNO. If MOREL.
AJarsh’il Hist Geo.
Cfj" The Darien Gazette, Align-
Chronicle, Washington News, At'tens C
i-.ptiu, uid Recorder an,l Journal at 't- -
: ’ <-,vi!l», w'H pubhsli the above tilt
oc ntermanded.
November 2U.——
*
Irish Linens , Sugar, Cof
fee &c.
niirls N. 6. and Muscovado Sugar
50 barrels do
20 bags Coffee
20 de E. I. Sugar
3q coils Rope
150 pieces Cotton Bagging
6 cases 4 4 and 7-8 Irish Linens,
For sale by
Howard £5 M‘Gran.
November 23 3t
A CARD.
Isham Thompson. '
Offers his services to his friends and
the pnulic in the
Auction & Commission Bu
siness.
fie occupies the stand lately held by
Thompson and Black, where all favours
will be received and duly attended to.
November 7.
Notice. ■
jiiH . CAsmJf.
11a S removed Ills store to the «pptr
end of Broad-street, opposite to the Flat
ters Hotel. Where he offers for sale «
choice assortment of Liquors, Wines, U.
Groceries, London Porter, Salt, Iron, itc.
London Duffle, Point and Rose, Blankets,
Negro Jackets and Trowsers, Coarse,
shoes. See.
With many other articles suitable for
the present season, all of which he will
sell at fair prices, for Cash or produce.
November 11 \v6w
N B. Orders for Lumber, left at the
store will be attended to with punctuality
%* The Subscribers
have formed a connexion for the purpose
of transacting a General Commission Bu
siness in this city, under the firm of Cam
tklou Si Lamar.
Liberal advances will be made, cither
in Augusta or this place, upon Produce oi
Merchandize, consigned to their house
for sale.
P. L. Cantelou,
G. B, Lamar.
Savannah, October Sth 1820 ts
Fresh and Fashionable
J ust RECEIVED, and for Sale, for
Gath onlyJ at the Store of
Dimock fly Marsh,
Opposite City-Hotel.
October 5 18t
Edwd . J , Hardin & Go.
Are now ready to supply their Custo
mers with almost any article of
IL v Goods,
Cutlery, Hardware, and
GROCERIES
Jit Whole Sale or Retail , on accommo
dating Terms. (
ALSO,
Just Received
CASES Fashionable Straw Bonnets,
for sale cheap by the case.
November 13 Gt
"straw * BONNETS.
FIVE CASES
Straw Bonnets and Bradcs ,
Os the Newest Fashions.
' JUST ItECEIVKII,
J.KI) FOR SALE nr
Pratt & Metcalf,
South Side Broad-street, a little belov
the Planters’ Hotel.
October 14
For Sale .
s® Acres o » AND, on the Wa J
lei’s oi Cubbert and Rocky Creeks —Foi
pa-ticulars enquire ot
» Geo. . Evans.
.Tidy 1- --ts
A Xe’W &pr\ng of UcoUU
AT THE
Hjg lean Fount.
gingelTbebr.
« |)HIS pleasant and truly delightful bev
A erage has the two.fold advantage o’
combining the carbonic acid gas, whic 1
■ n reels the bile, strengthens and warms
ne stomach, so as to cause a gentle per
ipiiation. This being in great use in th
vimer season in most of the northern ci
•8, and very highly approved of by th*
lest physicians as a great restorative.
FAMILIES can be sup
lied by sending at the Fountain, where i
vill be put up in bottles for nse.
SODA WATER will be
urnished as usual.
J. B. Lafitte.
November 17. 3*w3w
. Eagle Tavern.
And Savannab Stage Office
THE partnership, of Whipple it Booth
of the Eagle Tavern and Savannah
Stage Office, being this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. All debts due by the
said firm will be paid by said Whipple,
and all debts due to the firm are to b<
collected b” him only.
JesMC Whipple,
D. S. Booth.
N. B. The house will still becontiu tie
as formerly, by the subscriber
J. W hipple.
may 16
Planters Hotel.
Tm„b«rlWh»«te, th- PLAN*
TERS* HOTEL, lately occnpifd by Cos
by Dickinson, F-sq situated between Rey
nold and M‘Cartuev-streels, and fronting
Jones-street, which leads into the upper
part of Broad-street. This Establishment
is the largest and beet adapted for the ac
commodation of travellers of any in the
state —There are rooms fitted up and
will be reserved for the accommodation
of families. Planters, northern and south
ern merchantswho may please lo patronize
the proprietor, will find convenience in
being in the neighborhood of the great
Colton mart from i lie upper country. Sta
bles in all respects suitable to the ex
tent of the establishment are provided.
John Miller.
Augusta, Ort. 7
dji* The editors of the Journal, Mil
ledgeville; Missionary, Mount Zioh; Re
publican, Savannah; Courier, Charleston;
Gazette, New-York, are requested to
publish the above for three months, and
send their accounts to the Georgia Ad
vertiser Office for payment.
Female Academy.
\lri ami Mra. Wanaa will open their
ecademj for Young Ladies in Augu da,
on the first Monday in December, (im ne
diately after the close of their present
ni.iigement as principals of the Powelton
Academy) in Mr. DANFORTH’s School
Room on Reynolds street.
Beside the cosmos cilewextaiit branch
es of Female Education, the course of
instruction will comprehend Logic, fthe .
toric, Moral and Natural Philosophy, of the
.'liman Mvtd, &c. Btc.—also, should it be
wished, the Latin, and Greek Language.
Terms of Tuition will depend upon the
branches studied, and may be known by
application at the Augusta Book-store,
« here an opportunity may he taken of on
‘ t ring scholars until the number proposed
is filled up.
Every proper attention will be given to
he conduct an:J deportment of young La
dies from the country, who may be placed
under their charge during the winter and
spring—who, also, beside the usual in
struction of the school, may receise the
instructions of masters in Music, Drawing
and the French Language.'
October 28,——-
Dancing
G L. CuLMESNEL,
RtESI’ECTFDI.LY i .furms the Lwlier
and Gentlemen 6f Augusta and its vicinity,
chat he will open his LANCIA G ACA
DEMY, in Green-Street, on Satuhkav
ilie 14th of October, m xt, and will contin
ue to receive Scholars until the last of Jan
nary, 1821 —Barents and Guardians wh‘
will favor him with the tuition of thei*
Children, may rest assured, that no pain
will be spared in bringing them forwac),
lit the polite accomplishment of Danc
ing
Mr C. intends declining keeping *
lancing School after this season—the low
trice of tuition, and the small numbei < f
holars, for a few months in th« yeai
,-trdly defray the expenses.
Days of Tuition.
The Day School to he opened ever
aturday, from 9 to 12 o’clock A. M. am
, r ,,rn 3to sunset.—The Night School %'H
',e opened every Monday and Thursday
10m 7 to 9 o’clock
Price of Tuition
Ten Dollars per Quarter for the Da
ch'tol, and Eleven for the Night Schoo
/) be paid in advance No Schollar take
•r less than a quarter.
ff Ladies and Gentlemen who ma
vish to take private Lessons in Dancing
Mr C. will be happy to wait upon them
it their houses, or at the Dancing Acade
my on Green Street.
Sept. 23 w!2t
MGYSVTA imuo
a v n
General Brokerage.
T
" MR Subscriber oflers bis services in a
OR.VER.U, rOMMfSSWJV tjf RRO.
AKR. I fjE J.LVE- —He will receive or*
(levs to buy or sell, ami can furnish safe
“dotage ft p goods of every description, lie „
can only say that he will devote his best
endeavours to serve his employers
C. C. ) unn.
October 7 If
LaVinclift Watsun,
CONTINUE THE
Factorage fJ mission
BUSINESS IN SAVANNAH,
Where all orders will be promptly attend
ed to. , - >
July 7 ts
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Dissolution.
wTHE Ho partn.r-lup h.r.tflfor. r\inf
uig between the subscribers, under the
(inn jof Tmovpsot ot Buck, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ,
/\ll persons having 1 demands ngainsk
said firm wjll present lliein to James A P
Black far settlement, anti persons in ar
rears, will make immediate payment to
the same, who is duly authorised to settle
the business of said concern.
ISHAM THOMPSON,
JAMES A. BLACK.
November 7 3t&w3t
- —>
Edwin Voj,
attorney at law.
TV AS fILVG T ON, A LAB AM ?.
II
•* A VINO an extensive acqunintsnotf
in the state, can yasily find out per
sons who have left this State in arrears:
and will leave no means untried to c©U
lect rny demends placed in his hands.
Reference may be had to Messrs. P,
Stovall & Co. and to Thumu.i /•’. /l ells
Ksq. who will receive and forward any
busthess with which he may be favored.
Nov 20 4ln
THE SUBSCRIBER ”
UKSPEfITFULLY informs liis friend*
and the public, that he has taken »
store on Washington street, a few doors
south of Messrs, M‘l,ea £<( Mackius, lor
he purpose of carrying on the TAIL* >ll
- BUSINESS, in all its branches-
Those who may favor him with their pat
ronage, may depend on the strictest atten
tion and punctuality to all orders entrust
ed to him, and he, (from the long expert*
ence he has bad in his prof ssion, hollt
in Europe and this country) to merit a
share of public favor.
James Gordon.
November 23. 2t
THE SUBHCBIBEVT
to dispose of 17 prime Boat
Tv Wands, at reduced prices for Cash,
Produce or good town paper with endorse
ment.—the known good character of (he
Hands must be an inducement to any one
who wishes to own such property.
Augustus Bi*Ux.
November 23 ts
SCHOOL BnaW.
Jii.it Received and for tale by the Subscriber
Uiß cases SCHOOL BIBLES contain,
ing 50 each— which will be sold by
case very low a« private sale.
I. Thompson.
N'lVemhnr 20 fit
I 1.l » H«—
Brought to Jail
IS Jacks'/nborough, teorgm, on the
15th November, 1820, a negro man
who says his name is EI.LIGK, and that he
belongs to Mrs. Berrien of Louisville, Oa.
be says he is an African by birth, dark
complexion, thin visage, about five feet
'-even or eight inches high, has several of
'usfore teeth out, and about thirty five
years old.—Also MANUEL; on the above
date, who says he belongs to Mrs. Ware,
of Richmond county. Geo. he is a likely
stout country born, about eighteen or
twenty years of age, origin -complexion,
five feet ten or eleven inehes high.—The
owners are requested to come forward.,
prove property, pay charges & take them,
Solomon Kemp, s s.c.
ficriven'county, Nov. 20 3t
The A h hot,
The Sketch Book, complete.
No. 10 Blackwood’s Magazine,
\ ver, excellent as«otOrient of Foolscap
and Letter Paper, suitable for country
merchants,
V good assortment of Blank Account
Books, some of which are of a verv su*
•perior quality, much care having b»en
taken to have them well made, and of
the best paper,
And a good assortment of Bohks and Sta*
tionaiy, just received and for sale by
.1 $ H. Kly.
AI.SO
v 2 Patent Copying LETTER
PRESS,
OtT A RF.W AND SIMPLE PLAN
Which also may be used for a Notary's
“sealing Press by having the addition oC
-eir Seal, and will be sold very low.
November 20 2t
*** V\ e are uitlioi ined
announce S \ SON WATKINS, a can
dle for Receiver of Tax Metum» t at th*
ensuing election.
August H "‘3am till*