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>JL XXXV.I THURSDAY MORNING, NOVjSMBKtT 30, ISSO. [No. 1932.]
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W~ THE
|naiuit* Ciwnitu -
■ v IS fUBUSSBD
I MONDAY & THURSDAY
I MORNINGS,
|v Kean $ UhorWon.
Lien of the Lsws of the U. States
U A T SIX DOLLARS PER ASBUtt,
I JX ADVANCE
IjGAR, COFFEE *SO.
|yy landing &f ot Sale
L ti-o.u tile Wharf.
■) HHDS Prime Orleans’ Sugar
Kj jj a( , g do. Green Coffee
K flbta Company Loaf and Lump
■ Sugar
m ions Sweedes Iron, assorted
V sizes
■ T( <n Hoop and Sheet Iron
■Cssk.3 Cat Nails, all sizes
Km, Whiskey
ln r Cas^ 8 Malaga Wine
® , Slip ”rior Richmond sweet
■ jtoj n tedlo.hacco
m Botes Mould Candles
K uo . fresh I* Superior Muscatel
r ifairins . _..
I) Firkins Superior Goshen Butter.
Hand, at Retail,
Idea Sugar, old White Coffee, Old
Cc Brandy, Choice Wines’ Gin,
■ fresh Teas, Nutmegs, Mace, and
K c of all kinds.
IV m Bostwick § Co.
Wovember
pOCBKIKS,
L. H Co
I Offer Jor Sale,
li bags prime green Coffee
■ barrel Is prime N. O. Sugar
K hlids Muscovado Sugar
B pieces cotton Baging
B coils Bale Rope
B pipes pure Holland Gin
B do do Cog Brandy
B hhds J. Rum
I Halfpipes Sicely Madeira Win#
B barrels loaf Sugar
ft) q. botes Spanish Segan
B do do Imperial 5 f |l“|> A
I Gunpowder & Hyson S J. J!i xm.
|a^&a^U.n^ o r. do
ft Do. Pepper,
I) Sacks Fresh Almonds,
K Boxes No. 1 Soap,
P Bags Shot, assorted,,
W Kegs Duponts Powder,
V do Best Richmond Tobaccd^
B Boxes Chocolate,
B Ban-els N. E. Gin,
V Casks Cheese,
V Boxes do.
V Bushels Salt.
|l(ib".r 3l——if
I AUGUSTA ’
POCRERY
I JUVD
GLASS
I WARE STORE
PE subscriber is now receiving and
Ripening, and will continue to receive
Pg the Fall and Winter months, at his
Brick Building, near the
in M’lntosh-street, leading from
Bterrarj Hargrave’s
I CORNER STORE,
VMERJIL assortment
ROGKERY
pf and China Wore,
I —eosßiSTiwo of—
p?cs fian somely assorted
Imth Crockery, and
pits tyTiwccos of Glass
I FUate,
PI selected to suit the Georgia St Wes
l**rkets, which he offers for sale at a
■“'ince He is n#w opening in order
P those purcliasers who wish to have
[hoods repact—
flue Printed Liverpool
I Ware—Also,
funded Cups § Saucers,
I Os every description and size.
Ites, Rojvls, Mugs find
I Fitters,
lOf different qualities and sizes. ,
I ALSO
L A few irt of Elegant
fimish’d Gold China,
| J *'perior quality—consisting of
l*fta,Cofiee fy Desert Set
I Complete—Likewise
Ptre China Tea Sets,
Pdous figures, neatly put up in box
P * w 'uch lie oTers for sale at the
r c "eed prices for cash, or approved
i* Acceptances.
I h ilUam H. Oak man.
rober2s. 12t
L ®—The subscriber
Ft !»• rf> s" es * s those who are indebted
Lj? lrm °f Erwins, Oakman, & Co.
|t,i °J' Var d and settle their accounts
rVip v . 0 *l°iie is authorized to set*
Li,. U8lnp ») **» fuvUier indulgence
p J e granted.
I ' v illiana H. Oakman.
J2m
1 c O TTO N
WASH HOUSE.
L . i
THE Suhscribers will receive COTTON
on Siqrage, nt the Ware-House back
of the Planters Hotel ; prompt attention
will be given to all order for the purchase
of produce or merchandize, and liberal
advances made for Cotton received a>
Storage.
JOHN H. KIMBELL, & Co.
October. 17 w6t
n>&ir
Lawrence, Rapetye
Have jutl received and offer for sale, an
assortment of
LONDON superfine Clo/hs
Double Milled lassimeres
Canton and Nankin Crapes
Sinchews and Sarsnetts
Silk and Beaver Gloves, assorted
Rest Buckskin do
Black snd white Crapes
Cotton snd worsted half Hose
Irish Linens and Dowlas
Brown Hollands and OsnaburgS:
November 7 if •
l)rjy Goods. 1:
The Subscriber?,
OFFER FOR SALE,
At tin Lover Tenement of the Bridge Bank,
Augusta,
Air ASSOBT3IBXT SUITABLE TO THE SEASON,
VIZ:
ROSE, Point and Dnflil Blankets,
Plains, Flannels, Baizes,
Double Milled Drab Cloths,
Coarse Cloths, assorted.
Fine do
Gambrick Muslins,]
Book do.
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Hosiery,
Power Loom Shirtings,
American IShirtings and Sheetings
With a great variety of other articles;
LAWRENCE, RAP ELYE & C».
I October 31 ts
STORAGE
AND ■
Commission Lusineaa.
m. .uuicnben wave unre..
House lately occupied by Heniy Shultz,
opposite the Wharf, which is now in com
plete order for the reception of Cotton ►
<ind Merchandize.
Mackenzie Ponce.
October 27 ts
JT,
AND
Commission Business.
HE snbscriberhaving entered into the
Factorage and Commission Business, res
pectfully tenders his services to his
friends and the public. He has taken .
store in Hunter’s Buildings, immediately
below that occupied by Messrs Nicholas
& Neff, and hopes by unremitting indus
try and an aasidious attention to their In
terests, to give general satisfaction to
those that may favor him with their pat
ronage. ,
WILLIAM P HUNTER.
Savannah. November 7- w3w
St. Cioix Sugar,
HHDS. Ist quality. On Cotuif-n
--ment, for sale by
A Slaughter C Xabuzan.
November 2——’lw ■.*
R. *V W. Poe’s
COTTON
( Upper End of the Wharf J
THE SUBSCRIBERS
RETURN thanks to their friends for
favors received the preceding sea
son in the
STORAGE
4!fD
Commission Unaineas,
And hope, by strict attention to the inte
rests of customers, to ensure a continu
ance of same.
Their BRICK STORE is now in good
repair, snd well calculated to afford safe
and convenient Storage for Merchandize
B. 6? W. Poe.
. October s—ts
Marshal’s Office,
JO» THE DISTRICT OF BF.OKOIA.
Savannah Nov, 11, 1820.
The Assistants of the Marshal of this J
district, “ for taking the fourth Census, or
enumeration of the inhabitants of the U
nited States,” are hereby notified that the
time for transmitting returns to this
department is near at hand, and it is hop
ed that no delay will take place, so as to
prevent a general return being made ac
coidiag to law.
,TNU. H. MOREL.
Marshal Hist Oeo.
The Darien Gazette, Augusta
Chronicle, Washington News, Athens Ga
zette, and Recorder Mid Journal at Mil-
I»dgeville, will publish the above till
countermanded. _
November 20,——
Irish Linens, Sugar, Cof
fee &c. 1
Hhds N. 0- and Muscovado Sugar
50 barrels- . do
20 tags Coffee '
20 de E. I. Sugar
3p coils Rope
,130 pieces Cotton Bagging
6 cases 4-4 and 7>B Irish Linens,
For sale by
Howai’d M‘Gran.
November 3t
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A CARD.
Isbam Thompson.
OITERS his services to his friends and
the public in the
Auction £ff Commission Bu
siness.
He occupies the stand lately held by
Thompson and Black, where all favours
will be received and duly attended to.
November 7.
Notice.
JOH N CASHIN.
H.\S removed his store to the upper
end of Broad-street, opposite to the Plan
ters Hotel. Where he offers for sale a
choice assortment of Liquors, Wines, (J
Groceries, London Porter, Salt, Iron, &c.
London Duffle, Point and Rose, Blankets.
Negro Jackets and Trowsers, Coarse
shoes, &c.
With many other articles suitsble for
the present season, all of which he will
sell at fair prices, for Cash or produce.
November 11——w6w
N B. Orders for Lumber, left at the
store will be attended to with punctuality
The Subscribers
have formed a connexion for the purport
of transacting a General Commission Bu
siness in this city, under the firm of Caw
telou & Lamar.
Liberal advances will be made, either
in . Augusta or this place, upon Produce or
Merchandize, consigned to their house
for sale.
P. L. Cantclou,
G. B. Lamar
Navannah, October sth 1830 ts
Fresh and Fashionable
#J UST RECEIVED, and for Sale, for
Cash only J at the Store of
Dimbck Marsh,
Opposite City-Jlotfl
October 5- 18t
I Jidwd. J . Hardin & Co.
x4IR?S now ready to supply their Custo
mers with almost any article of
Dr/ Goods,
Cutlery, Hardware, and
GROCERIES
At Whole Sale or Retail, on accommo.
dating Terms,
ALSO,
A
Just Received
® CASES Fashionable Straw Boonets,
tfir sale cheap by the case.
November 13- —6t
STRAW BONNETS.
FIVE CASES
Straw Bonnets and Brades,
Os the Newest Fashions.
just received,
JLND FOR SALE BY
Pratt & Metcalf,
South Side Broad-Street, a little below
the Planters’ Hotel.
October 14
For Sale. ■
Acres o * AND, on the W«
ters of Cubbert and Rocky Creeks—Foi
|jn<iculan enquire ot /
Goo. M. Evans.
July t ts
is ■ 1 * ■ 11 """
A XeNV fe\>Ting ot Wealth
AT THE
H/giean Fount.
j o i
GINGER BEER.
j~pHIB pleasant %nd truly delightful bev-
JL erage has the two-fold advantage o'
combining the carbonic acid gas, which,
''orrects the bile, strengthens and warrm
he stomach, so as to cause a gentle per
oration. This being in great use in the
vinter season in most of the northern ci
ies, and very highly approved of by thi
jest physicians as ■ great restorative.
FAMILIES can be su|>
lied by sending at the Fountain, where it
will be put flfr in bottles for hse.
SODA VMITEB will be
irnished as usual. “ l
J. B, Lafitte.
Neronber tl. 2»w3w >'
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Eagle Tavern.
N
And Savannah Stage Office
parti.iiivsiiip of Whipplfe &. Booth
JL of the Eagle Tavern and Savannah
H agt Office, being this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due by the
said linn will be paid by said "Whipple,
and all debts due to the firm are to be
collected b-' him only.
Jesse Whipple,
D. 8. Booth*
N. B, The house will still be continue
as formerly, by the subscriber
J, V\ hippie.
may 16
Planters Hotel.
"I"HE snh.crib.r Ita, taken the PLAN
TERS’ HO VEL, lately occupied by Cos
ily Dickinson, Esq. situated between Rey
nold and M'Cartney-streets, and fronting
Jonea-street, which leads into the upper
part of Broad-street. This Establishment
is the lasgest and best adapted for the ac
commodation of travel!' rs of any in the
state—There ate rooms fitted up and
will be reserved for the accommodation
of families. Planters, northern and south
ern merchants who may please to patronise
the proprietor, will find convenience in
being in the neighborhood of the great
Cotton mart from the upper country Sta
blt s in at! respects suitable to the ex
tent of the establishment are provided.
John Miller.
Augusta, Oct 7
(£J> The editors of the Journal, Mil
)pilf{AvS)|of Ulamnunitw, \loil"* CSii/rt, Uo
oublican. Savannah; Courier, Charleston;
Gazette, New-York, are requested to
publish the above for three months, and
send their amounts to the Georgia Ad
vertiser Office for payment.
Female Academy.
iVJ.It and Mrs. Winar. will open their
\c»dem) for Young Ladies in Augusta,
on the first Monday in December, fim ne
dlately after the close of their present
engagement as principals of the Powclton
Academy) in Mr. DANFORTH’s School
Room on Reynolds street.
Beside the ommk clementaht branch
e* of Female Education, the course of
instruction will comprehend Logic , like
toric, Moral and Natural Philosophy, of the
Human Mtnd, &c. &c.- also, should it be
wished, the Latin, and Cheek Language.
Terms of Tuition will depend upon the
branches studied, and may be known by
application at the Augusta Book-store,
where an opportunity may betaken of en
I ering scholars until die number proposed
is filled up.
Every proper attention will be given to
the conduct and deportment of young La
lies from the country, who may be placed
upder their charge during die 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. CoLMKSNEL,
DeSPKCTFUI.LV inform, the Ladle,
and Gentlemen of Augusta and its vicinity,
.i hat he will open his DANCING AC A
DEMY, in Green-Street, on Saturday
the 14th of October, next, and will contlp
ue to receive Scholars until the last of Jan
nary, 1821—Parents and Guardians who
will favor him with the tuition of their
Children, may rest assured, that no pain
will be spared in bringing them forwad,
• n the polite accomplish meat of Danc
ing , j ■
Mr C. intends declining keeping »•
Dancing School after this season—the low
oifice of tuition, and the small number of
oholars,, for a few months in th« year
hardly defray the expenses. '
Days of Tuition.
The Day School to be opened even
•Saturday, from 9 to 12 o’clock A. M. and
Irvin 3 to sunset.—The Night School wif
be opened every Monday and Thursday,
from 7 to 9 o’clock.
Price of Tuition
Ten Dollars per Quarter for the Da;,
chool, and Eleven for the Night School,
,o be paid in advance No Schollar laker
lor less than a quarter.
(jj* Ladies and Gentlemen who ma>
wish to take private Lessons in Dancing
Hr C. will be happy to wait upon then
at their houses, or at the Dancing A cade
my on Green Street.
Sept. 33 wT3t
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AAGASTA lrtL\3G
ANT)
General Brokerage.
T
a ME Subscriber offers his services in a
GF.NP.RAT. COMMISSION & BRO
k'KRAGE I,INF —He will receive or
ders to buy or sell, and can furnish safe
storage for goods of every description, lie
can only say that he will devote his best
endeavours to serve his employers
C. C. ilium.
October 7 ts
LaiVtiche Wat sun,
CONTINUE THE
Factor age & {Commission
BUSINESS IN SAVANNAH,
Where all orders will be promptly attend
ed to.
July 7 ts
Bissolution.
"U’H f, ro.psHn-r.liip heretofore e,i,t
iug between the subscribers, under 'he
firm of Thompson A Bt auk, is this day
dissolved by nuitufl consent.
All person's having demands against .
said firm will pres-nt them to James A.
Black Par settlement, and persons in ar
rears, will make immediate payment to
the same, who is duty authorised to settle
the business of said concern.
ISHAM THOMPSON,
J AMES A. BLACK.
November? -3(&w3t ,
VaAnvUi ¥a>),
ATTOHNKIf AT LAW.
WASHINGTON, ALABAMA.
AVING an extensive acquaintance
in tile state, can easily find out per
sons who h*ve left this State in arrears*
and will leave no mams untried 'o col
lect rny demends placed in his hands.
Reference may be had to Messrs. P.
Stovall & Co. and to Thnmat F. Hello
Esq. who will receive and forward any
business with which he may be favored.
Nov 20 4tp
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Respectfully informs his friend*
and the public, that he has taken a
store op Washington street, a few doors
south of Messrs. M‘L-ea & Machine, for
'he purpose of carrying on the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS, in all its branches- i
Those who may favor him with UiVirpat-
Foliage, may 'fepend on the strictest inten
tion and punctuality to all orders entrust
ed to him, and he, (from the long experi
ence he has had m his profession, both
in Europe and this country) to merit a
share of public favor.
James Gordon.
November 23. 2t
THE SUBSCRIBER*
WISHES to dispose of 17 prime Boat
Hands, at reduced prices for Cash,
Produce or good town paper with endorse
ment.—the known good character of the
Flanks must be an inducement to any one
who wishes to own such property,
Augustus Bru*.
November 23 ts
SCHOOL BIBLES.
Jnoj Received and for tale by the Subtcriber
113 cases SCHOOL BIBLES contain,
mg SO each—w hich will be sold by tire
case very low at, private sale.
I. 'Thompson.
N vnrhber 20
Brousht to Jail
IN Jacksonborough, Georgia, on the
15th November, 1820, a negro man
who says his name isELLIOK, and that lie
belongs to Mrs. Berrien of Louisville, Ga.
he says tie is an African by birth, dark
complexion, thin visage, about fi/ W*t
seven or eight inches high, has sc - eral of
his fore teeth out, and about thi ty-.ve
years oil.—Also MANUEL; on the .move
date, who says he belongs to Mrs. Ware,
of Richmond county, Geo. he is a likely
stout country born, about eighteen or
twenty year* of age, bright complexion,
live feet ten or eleven inches high —The
owners are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges St take them.
Solomon Ketup, s s.c.
Scriven county, Nov. 20 3t
• The Abbot,
The Sketch Book, complete.
No. 10 Blackwood’s Magazine,
A very excellent assortment of Fpolscnp
and Letter Paper, suitable for country
merchants,
A good assortment of Blank Account
Books, some of which are of a very su
perior quality, much care having been
taken to have them well made, and of
the best paper, ■ (
And a good assortment of Books and Sta
tionary, just received and for sale by
J $ 11, Ely.
ALSU
A Patent Copying LETTJER
PRESS,
OH A HEW AND SIMPLE PLAN
Which also may be used for a Notary’s
Sealing Press by having the addition of
Uieir Seal, and will be told very lew.
November 30 2t
*** We are Authorised
oannounce JASON WATKINS, a c»n
iate for Receiver ts Tax Retu,nu t at the
ensuing election.
August 13 2vp title
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