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'/»■>• s, •% <* f V ■ ■• ,i, T- • • .■ * w .: I ■ l ■ ■■ . VOL. XXXV.] ’ THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1820. /. [No. inr,»J . • . 3 a * Isita Chronicle. j* roans ‘«n DAY & THURSDAY evenings, iftu $ CTaaclton. f the Laws of the U. States 1 OOIUS* fT.n ANNUM, W ADVANCE. ters Hotel. iriber has taken the PLAN EL, lately occupied by Cos i, Esq situated between ttey lartnev-streets, and fronting which leads into the upper 1-street. This Establishment and best adapted for the ac of travellers of any in the i are rooms fitted up and •ved for the accommodation Planters, northern and south ,swho may please to patronize >r, will find convenience in > neighborhood of the great IroSto'.he upper country. Sta resphets suitable to the ex ilablishment are provided. John Miller. )ct. 7 editors of the Journal, Mil lissionary. Mount Zion; Ue rannah; Courier, Charleston; w-Tork, are requested to ibove for three months, and :counts to the Georgia Ad :e for payment. Academy in L<x iglethorpe County. tution will be opened for the ir on the 2d Monday in Janu le direction of Mr. Andrew a graduate of the University nia, and for eight years Pro guagesin the University of ■olina- Mr. Bhed was for ma tor of an Hcademy in Virgin le last eight or nine years d the Academy in Wiiliams th Carolina. The Trustees best assurances from several gentlemen in both the above Rbed, eminent qualifications itor of youtt —He will be as- Male Department b" his son, leman Classical Education, Female Department by his Board including Washing may be obtained in private exington at from one hundred red and twenty dollars por a the country within less than Academy at from ninty to ane Healthiness of the situation, the ft and qualifications of the Instruc ftloyed and the low prices of board ■tion, render the advantages at I this Institution equal if not snp ■hose of any Academy in the state ■itees as well as the Teachers- Bt every exertion to preserve and ft the Morale of the Studedts.— Btntwill be received for less tha Bhs—-The following arc the rate B>n payable half yearly in advance Beading, Writing and the common He higher Rules of Arith- W English Grammar g 12 Be above with Geography Hey or either g 16 ■ the higher branches of HBhidie* and for the Latin Bk Languages g 24 Border of the Boml of Trustee,. ■Joseph M. Molloy, B Secretary. B* Editor of the Savannali Geoi ■ lnse, d the above in his country ■r three weeks, a:sd forward his ■to the subscriber, J. .M. M- Bber 11 6t fdscaloosa! Be second Monday in .limitary ne'e. the sale at PUBLIC Ht ’ 0 lli O T S ■‘''situatedon the southern fi-ac town ship 21, range 10 rT? anJ w,,hin a quarter lit* a j* BT) f the Black Warrior. K,i" ’’ ,l,e surrounding country, H 0 'l of the site itself with He situation, number and K, ’ ** s P r ‘ngs, convenience K. | eness for business, l/c. Kir, - k , now " as to render a mi ion of then, unnecessary. IKI p me ntioned property was K.' on 5 rpsa to tlie American as- B. of the deaf Mid K. ' that institution to ihe third, cash; one third at B, , 'p ar; *"'l the remaining Os two years. 6 \ e P ,a ce on the premises. Wm M. Marr, } o vjßaltonstall, ( I ■frick. S 2* be Iliret], ■K. rt f,r >use in the city of An »** 2?£ HL5 ‘ V‘’ Ule of Major y ' ° iiichnio,ui conn- H Pliiiiizy, '* ct,n S'Mmimttrat'.r tdh SELLING OFF VERY CHEAP. /rUTR subscriber have ret on bandit com JL plete assortment of staple and fancy Dry Goods, Rich plated Ware, consisting of Cruets, Candlesticks, Coffee Urns Ue &c. also Cutlery and Hardware. ALSO, JUST RECEIVED* An Elegant assortment of Thread* Edgings, Laces, and Footings, ail of which will be sold very low tor cash or approved paper, wholesale and retail. On Consignment 110 boxes East India China 35 Patent Ploughs (on the River) T. £$ J. Cunningham, I Two doors below the Post Office Ho ward’s Building. Dec. 4 ts Drj Goods- The Subscribers, OFFER FOR SALE, the Lower Tenement of the Bridge Bank of Auguita, axasbohtmest suitable to tub season, VIZ: ROSE, Point and Duffil Blankets, Plains, Flannels, Baizes, Double Milled Drab Cloths, Coarse Cloths, assorted. Fine do Cambrick Muslins, Book do. Calicoes, Ginghams, Hosiery, Ppwer Loom Shirtings, American Shirtings and Sheetings, With a great variety of other articles. LAWRENCE, RAP ELYE & Co. October 31 ts GISUCEKIES, Wm. H Thompson § Co Offer Jor Sale, 130 bags prime green Coffee 58 barrells prime N. O. Sugar 8 pipes pure Holland Gin 3 do do Cog Brandy 5 hhds J. Rum ; 2 Half pipes Sicely Madcirq/Wine 50 barrels loaf Sugar 50Q q. boxes Spanish Segnrs 40 do do Imperial )fH 4 Gunpowder St Hyson S A JC# Hi 200 qr- Canisters, do do do 10 Bags Pimento and Ginger, 16 Do. Pepper, 20 Sacks Fresh Almonds, 15 Boxes No. 1 Soap, 200 Bags Shot, assorted, 100 Kegs Duponts Powder, 20 do Best Richmond Tobacco, 12 Botes Chocolate, 22 Barrels N. E. Gin, 36 Casks Cheese, 100 Boxes do 1000 Bushels Salt. October 31 -—-ts Horse Shoeing ATfl) FARRIERY. ,3 HE Subscriber respectfully informs his si friends and the public, that he has ta n a simp on Reynold-street opposite the . gle Tavern, w here he will carry on the Blacksmith's and Farriery > Business u all its branches.—From the long expe ! • ience he has had in his piofcssion, he flat- j himself, that, those who may favor him j with their custom will have their work | done equal, if not superior, to any other ; of the same line in Augusta Also, Race Horses plated and Locks & Keys repaired by E. F. Billings* Decc tiber 18 4t. THE SUBSCRIBER CAN constantly be found at the Augus ta Commission Drug Sloie, Ansley’s Hang*, From carlv till late, where he still attends to the Practice of MEDICINE. —Bleeding and Teeth extracting in store, at mode rate terms, ami to servants at half the usual rates ashoretofore, which is worthy of notice. Drugs, Glass, Oils, Paints, &c. 6jc. Will be received on Commission, and prompt returns made of all sales and eve ry attention paid to the interests of his employers. C. C. Dunn. December 7 ts A C KD. Isham Thompson. OfFF.RS his services to his friends ami the public in the Auction tsf Commission Bu siness. He occupies the stand latelv held b Thompson and Black, where all favtfrs wi be received and duly attended to. Novembe* 7. * * Hats ! Hats ! Hats ! Ilenrj Eld Co. 1 AT THE Slew Os THE r.Or.Tlf.v It AT, BETWEEN THE POST-OFFICE *!»!> OLO»K TAVERN, Have just Received and will from lime to lime Receive, An extensive ass irtment of FASHIONABLE BEAVER & OTHER HAT S, Which for Elegance anil Goodness arc equal to any ever offered to the public. —Among them will be found— FIRST and second quality Beaver Hals latest style, black and white, broad and narrow brims. Castor ditto IRoram ditto Youths Fancy ditto Drabs and black plain ditto Children’s Jockeys Mens’ and Youths’ best Merino Woo Hats, Old gentlemen who want large brim best quality beaver, will find them here The above manufactured under the par ticular inspection of one of the partners at the north, and known to be good. Gentlemen who are in wont, and country ■ merchants will do well to call—they will be sold wholesale and retail on accommo dating terms. fcouta and Shoes, Os all description as usual; December 15. lit f as inoN aljlf GILBERT CLEIAJfD, Late of the House of White, Brothers. Zic. NEW.YORK. RESPECTFULLY informs his friends in Augusta, and the public, that he has just received from the former place, and is now opening at his whosesale and retail HAT WARE-HOUSE, three doors below the Augusta Bank, A LAtIOE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF QDAVO9 From the manufactories of Messrs. White, Brothers A co. Tweed & Benedict, and Josiah Wilson of Ncw-York, together with a large assortment of his own'manufacture, the following is a pari of the assortment now offered for sale, viz: 2000 Gentlemens* superfine black and Drab beaver Hats 1500 do fine and common Castors blk and Drab 1000 Mens and Boys imitation Beavers, 500 do do do Common Horam Hats 1500 do do do fine £i common Wool Hats 1000 do do do imitation white Merino Hats 800 Morocco Caps assorted 100 Ladies’ and Misses’ black Beaver, full trimmed 200 Children’s Fancy Hats Also a large slock of BAND BOXES and TRUNKS by the nest. (£3* The above goods are all fresh and of a superior quality and fashion Coun try merchants and others, will find it to theirinterest to call and examine for them selves—as goods from this establishment will be sola at a very small aduance from jheNew-York prices. Augusta, December 7 8t PI Ai\ OS FOR SALE. THE Subscriber has for sale at his house, near the market, very elegun t | and well tuned London made, i Piano Fortes, i Which he will sell low for cash or appro ved town paper. Wm. Brux, December 4, ■■ —fit Fresh and Fashionable CMMSOSQ JUST RECEIVED, and for Sale, sot Cash only J at the Store of Dimock Marsh, Opp osite City-Ho it f October 5 18t Lawrence, Kapclye § Co. Rave just received and offer for sals, an assortment of LONDON superfine Cloths Double Milled Cassimeres Canton and Nankin Crapes Sinchews and Sarsnetts Silk and Beaver Gloves, assorted Best Buckskin do Black and white Crapes Cotthn and worsted half Hose Irish Linens and Dowlas Brown Hollands and Osnaburgs: November 7 ts Coffee, Iron, t£c. Bags pi-een Coffee 25 bags Java do 25 tens assorted iron 16 hhds New-Orlesns Molasses 8 hhds. Rye Whiskey 40 bis. Gin Just landed and f.n sale by Wm H. THOMPSON, & Co December 18 fit t §tm T. S. NKLsiIN it Co. ?f A VP. Just received Fifty rases Strr.n H BONNETS anil Trimmings, compri sing h general assortment of the mo.t P.*sh > unable patterns, which are offered fin •ASIT, at very reduced prices, at Messrs. Wellington and Hinds’s Shoe Store, a lev .'ours above the City Hotel. December 11. , v 4w Dissolution. i'P «“ HE Co-partnership heretofore exist :ng between the subscribers, under the jinn of Tmsmpson <k Black, is this da\ dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having demands against said firm will present them to James A. Black for settlement, and persons in ar "ears, will make immediate payment to ’he same, who is duly authorised to settle * '.he business of said concern. ISHAM THOMPSON, 1 JAMES A. BLACK. November 7 3t&,w,3t Law Office. THE Subscribers have associated them selves for the purpose of being able at all times, to give prompt attention to any business, which may be committed to -heir management, in die Courts iff Rich-, mond county, and in the Mayor’s Court of the City of Augusta. Their office is at the Corner of Washington & Ellis streets. * W. VV. Holt, Charles Carter, 03* W. W. Holt will continue to prac tice in the Superior Courts of the Middle Circuit. December 11. 4t i I Marshal’s Office, \ F°U the DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. Savannah Nov. 11, 1820. fTI i HE Assistants of the Marshal of this district, »* for taking the fourth Census, or enumeration of the inhabitants of the U nited States,” are hereby notified that the time for transmitting their returns to this department is near at hand, and it is hop ed that no delay will take place, so ns to prevent a general return being made ac curding to law. JNO. 11. MOREL. Alarshal Hist Geo. q 3» The Darien Gazette, Augusta Chronicle, Washington News, At liens Ga- Izctte, and Recorder and Journal at Mil. cedgevillc, will publish the above til) countermanded. November 20. Marshal’s Sale. ON the first Tuesday in January, Will be sold, at the Market house in th » city between th« hours often and two o’clock. Twenty-five Negroes, le vied on as the property of llama M’Kinue, ul the suit of President, Directors and Company of the Bank of the U. States vs. said Barna M'Kione et. al. John H. Morel, m. d. o. December 15 tds Races ! Races ! fIMIE Augusta Races, will commence on JL Tuesday the 20(h February next The first Hay, a purse of 400 dollars, four mile heals and repeat, free for any horse, mare, or gelding. The second day (the 2lst,) a purse of 300 dollars, three mile heats and repeat. The third day (the 22d,) a purse of 200 dollars, two mile heals and repeat The fourth day (the 23d,) the entrance money to be run for, the three best in five. Letters on the subject to be directed to Jacob Staley anil William Lam kin, Proprietors of the Racs Turf (£j* F.ach day’s purse to be hung up on the Judge’s stand. DioemberlS. tdr The Subscriber, SOLICITS those who can furnish him with evidencr, to enable him to pros eciite with satisfaction, three persons who were concerned in maltreating his man servant COM US, on the Washington road, this side of Col. Man’s on the eve ning of the 2d inst.—The boy was furnish ed with a pass wheih he propuced (with out effect) and was by those men beaten in a shameful manner—when a certain gentleman came up and informed them that his pass was not out by one week, the negro does not know who was his friend, being an African, understands but little English; scarcely enough to be under •,lood—should a reward be expected, any thing reasonable will be granted by Isaac Laßoche, Apply to A.. Slaughter C. Labuzan or Thos. S. Oliver. December 7 tl WTll be Sold ON a credit of twelve months at the lata residence of Mrs. Sarah Dawson, hue of the con nfy of Richmond, deceased; tin Monday thif2oth of January next, one Horse, one Steer, and one easy Chair, it >eing the remainder df the personal pro perty belonging to the estate of the said deceased. W. A. Bugg, Ex’or. December 18. oaw3w I II A st of Letters, Remaining in the Post-Office at Angusl U Geo. the 30th November, lß*d. Gj" Persons wishing letters from tliis Ist, will please fsK for il .iJverli*L-il letter*. A Lewis Leonard Askew Mrs. Mary Leonard Andrew Allen Augustus Lacy Frc* man Adams Thomas H. Livingston William Vpplcton Samuel Lamar Philip D Lain kin James Harlow Mrs. Susan Letory Morison. Biial Wilson M Bledsoe Uolicrt Marsh Moses Real Miss Mary My gat t William 2 Barfield Lewis F M'Rlmurray And’w. Beach Silvester M'Knight James Bulloch Charles M'Neill 1) mid F. Bishop Seth May James Bulloch Geoege Mann Judith Beal Ken son 1). Messen Nalnaniel Bledsoe William Murray James Bilho James M*Adorn John Berry 1) ibney Martin Charles Hngg Miss Susan Merrill Joshua Brewer Mrs Rebecca Maxwell William A- Butler Mrs. William M*Cullough Miss sun Bradley Miss C»U\a- Munson Uarim rinc Mo urowe Bev, John Broome M. Rufus Moore William Burns Miss Susan A. M‘Coy Jane Bealle h Hayiud Mongin Susan Butler James Middleton I 11. Bateman Thomas M‘Coy George Bowers Benjamin Marshall Rebecca L. Bryan Alexander More John ( Bates William C. Moore Samuel Burgis John N Beal James Neshit Alexander Uuardmnii Abel Nixon Miss SophiaC. Bush Richard Norrell John B, Bacon Mrs. Newcomb Ebenezer Ball James O C Ogden Mrs. Kisia Covington Leicester O Kede Elizabeth Clarke John O'Bryoii John Cherry Samuel & co P Carrel Joseph Powers Margaret Carson James Pitsworth Mr. Corbett Mrs Eleanor Poindexter Morgan Critche" Edwin Petti bone Luke Craig Colonel Mount Paa Susan Knon Pohl Horatio Cooper Daniel Prentice Rufus Cummings John H Cowles Thomas M. Ramsay Mrs. Mary Cummins John Robinson James R. Coffey Jesse Kaymcr Jacob 8. Cochrane Robert A- Robinson Elias Crocket Miss Anne Read William li. Cameron John Read Eleanor Costar A. M. Robertson James Carter Miss Massey Rooney Thomas Clarke John M Roberts llarward D Rountree Dudley Daly Lewis Red Thomaa Daintily Thomas Reid David Drew Alexander Rowell Mary Dismis Benjamin Rouen Robert Davis David Raitord Robert Dyer ©urydon Ridyel Joel Dulany II R Riley MotiS Dyke* Edward 8 F Stratton James Foyil John Scofield Mr. Farr James Stallings Charlotte G Steele William P. Glorn Andrew & co Sigler William N. Gordon James Shaw George M. Griffin James C Shumate Triplet, Glass John Smith Deliah Gamble K L Stewart Mrs Anne Gardner Mrs Mary Sikes Henry Garvin Mrs Simonet Monsieur Glaze Middleton Sayre Benjamin W. Grease John Scgo William H T Hitchcock Leonard Twiggs George Hills Chuiincey Turner John M. Hamilton James Tinkham Spencer Higliiowcr Bcnj Travis Rev. Robert Hills Reuben Taylor Mrs. Amanda Harris Miss Eliza D Taylor William Hill Green B Taylor David Hatcher John Talmge Thomas Hayden Anson B Tompkins Harris Honeywell A Todd Josiah H. Hamilton Thomas N Tradewell Adoniran Hotchkiss Stephen V J Vandyke Dr. Alex’r. ■ Johnson William W Jones Miss Pamela Ward Robert D. Johnson Mrs Eleanor Walker John Jameson Franck Whitaker Samuel Jones Thomas S Walton Thomas Johnson James Walker Elijah K Ware Thomas Keating Mrs Eliza Willy John Knox George Watkins George L Wallace James M. Low Miss Hannah Williams Levi Lipscomb Samuel Walker J. Lee Adam Weston & Cooper Lott John I James Fraser, P. M. December 4 3t Great Bargain. In 20 5 Acres of Land. FOR SALE. THE Plantation of the Subscriber in Colombia County, Qeo. situate on the main road leading from Augusta to Wash mgtun, 34 miles from the former place, at the forks of Haymlle and Gsley’s roads, now occupied as a ptfhUc stand and for the healthiness of fts situation, pure wa ter, and good buildings is exceeded by none between the above mentioned places Any person who may wish to purchase, can call and view the premises, to satisfy himself. Bene Stone. December i - 4t 4 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, * PROPOSALS For Publisliing a Newspaper TO BR RNTITX.EII THF Montgomery Republican!* 4 WARE, tliat my new and difficult cm. t\. ployment, will subject me o many m convanienccs. arising from went of experi ence, it is with diffidence I announce my self as being 1 about to undertake, (in addi tion to other engagements) the arduous task of superintending the Editorial de partment of a paper I, however trufl that my New* arrangements will be audit as will enable me to present the citizens o, Alabama with a Journal, not entirely unin- j lercsling to them, while my exertions in ptV'curing facts in relation to that State and other subjects, aided by some literary friends, will render it net altogether un ncceptable toothers. I must, on this occasion, be permitted to depart from the general custom of giving luhoriouS details of the advantages result ing from Ncietpnjicr publication*, and of making specious promises; the one being already sufficiently understood, and the other calculated to deceive. I offer neith er; merely remarking that its name pro claims its principles,and that my efforts will be freely exercised in endeav ouring to promote the usefulness of the paper and interests of the people, It may not be amiss to give to those un acquainted, a short sketch of the placet whence the paper is to be issued. Movtoomkrt, formerly called Hosrtf.ii Huff, lately East Alabama and New I’Jii , luddpliia, (the 'farmer established b; - a Company in Georgia, and the latter by A, . Dexter, esq. both having been incorpora ted into one town by the last legislature} is situate inthe healthy, fertile, and thickly settled county, of the same name, of whioi» it is the seat of justice—intended to per petuate two distinguished martyrs* to the cause of the republic, directly opposite the eastern point of that highly cultivated extensive, and fertile ti'actiof land, known by (he name of the “ Riff Mend." It ad joins the fraction on which the town of Alabama stands, and bordering on the celebrated river of tliat name, to which it it is navigable at all seasons from the Gulf of Mexico, for steam hoats of a large class —distant about two hundred miles from Milledgcvillc; u similar distance from the sea ports of Mobile and Ulakely; about 55 above Caliawbn, the seat of governmentv and about 12 miles below the junction of the Coma and Tabtpooia. It is the poiit at which the Atlantic mails reach their first stopping place in the state, and from whence New* may be distributed through the country with great facilities. Mont gomery, from its high and aiiy situation, the purity of its waters, flowing from its several springs, and the elevation of tho banks along the river on both sides, which 'exclude stagnant waters; is considered pe culiarly healthy; indeed, many resort ti» that section during the summer mouthy on tnat account: It contains many roman tic,as well aslevel sites for building, and for an infant establishment, it may be call ed a pleasant, flourishing, town J. BATTbLLE. Savannah July 17,1820. • The County wa* named ia tiono. Os the rsll.vi* Major Montgomery, who tell »t die Hone Shor; aii l the town derived it* title, fror do- immortal genvra; who «h a red the wme fate at snruec, at au early |i«r riod of the Revolutionary war. m TERMS The Rsponuc&ir will be printed on h royal sheet once a week, until its patron age justifies its appearance twice a week, at 5 dollars per annum, in advance, or op receipt of the first number, which will be issued as soon as practicable after the mid - dle of November next. July 29 ts Executor's Sale. On Thursday the 28th day as Decern, her next, at the late residence of Ain. brose Jones dec’d. in Columbia Count;. between the usual hours. Will be Sold, The whole of the personal propert;.* belonging to said estate, (Negroesexcep. ed,) Consisting of The stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, flogs, &c. The crop of Com, PocM . Wheat Oats &c. One first rate Gigg ar, i Harness, one Wagon and Gear, one <'• cellent copper Still, with apparatus com Elete. Plantation utensils. House-hold •• itchen furniture, together with a lum ber of other articles, which it would be tedious to enumerate. Terms made known on the day of safe. Sale to continue from day to day, until completed. Archer Avary, Ex’r. November 17-—wfiw r'tmnci* "> Superior Court, No . Robert R. Reid, Judge. William Perkins, Ru ,p forthe John Dick, ▼ v HEREAS a petition has thia dav been filed for the establishment of a pro. missory note from John Dick to WiUumi Perkins for one hundred and eigh*< < i dollars. And the said Williams PerKiiu having made oath to the former exlsti u. c and loss o»- destruction of said note, aid other proof being laid before the court. On motion it Is ordered that the note I>•* ■‘Htablisbed on the first day ofthem vt term, unless cause be shewn to the con trary. And it is further ordered that a copy of this rule he published once u ■nonth until the first day of the t ext term in one of the public Gazette s«u this state. John Carpenter, clerfr. I *