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I AUGUSTA CHRONICLE* ft ** 7' * ‘ V' , «aeßgßggg l -■ ."■ BMBgS!gg*<H...LilL ...!-..■ ««'! ■J«»J^^_SsLJ!ii!aaß^ I L VOL. XXXV J MONDAY EVENING, JANU AH Yl, (821. . [No. i9G;)] U K - ' * *~ ' ' ' n»7T r? inaaciU €?iconfile- I is rroustWn * MONDAY & THU DSD AY I EVENINGS, R'j Ktvaw £5 CAiavltou. wishers of the Laws of the U. Slates Tj xt five dollars iT.a Assua, IK ADVANCE belling off : VF.TIY CHEAP, i IHE subscriber have yet on liandu com r pletc assortment of staple and fancy ■'Dry Goods, ih plated Ware, consisting 1 of Croats idiesticks, Coflee Urns &c Wc also Cutlery and Hardware. ALSOh JUST RECEIVED* An Elegant assortment of ■bread’ Edgings, Laces, and Poolings, )f which will be sold very low for cash tpproved paper, wholesale and retail. On Consignment boxes East India Cnina £5 Patent Ploughs (on the River) T. £5 J. CunniiiglmTi, Two doors below the Pet Office Ho surd’s Hudding. lec. 4- ts TDrj Goods. j The Subscribers, 1 OFFER FOR SALE, iLewer Tenevi, nt of the Bridge Hank of Augusta, vassortmen r suitahle to tiif, season, VIZ : joSE, Point and Duffil Blanket?, I Plains, Flannels, Baizes, jPouble Milled Drab Cloths, Uoarse Cloths, assorted. Fine do | r ’-mbrick 'Muslins, ok > do. licocs, oghams, siery, wer Loom Shirtings, nerican Shirting# and Sheetings, 1 a great variety of other articles. WHENCE, UAPELYEU Co. her 3l ts ROiKlilliS, H Thompson £y Co Offer Jor Sale, jags prime green Coffee avrells prime N. O. Sugar pines pure Holland Gin do do Cog Brandy »hds J. Rum Half pipes Sicely Madeira Wine barrels loaf Sugar j. boxes Spanish Sejfars do do Imperial i A Sunpowder & Hyson S it Jl ld l\ I r-Canisters, do do do flags Pimento and Ginger, Do. Pepper, Sacks Fresh Almonds, lloxes No, 1 Soap, Sags Shot, assorted. Kegs Duponts Powder, 10. Best Richmond Tobacco, Botes Chocolate. Barrels N. K. Gin, Casks Cheese, Boxes do. Bushels Salt. : 31 if iiAtP WM . S. NELSON 85 -to. r E Just received Fifty cases Strew 3NNETS and Trimmings, cmiipri general assortment of the u>o,t fash patterns, which arc offered (hr pn, at ve ,- y t educed prices, at M- »#rs. Ifmgton and Mlihls’s Shoe Store, a few fs above the City Hotel, eccrnber 11. w4w \ iwrence, liapclyc £5 Co. ve just received and offer for sal,, an , assortment of 1 ON'DON superfine Cloths i ) Double Mu! d Cassimeres Canton and Nankin Crapes Binchews ui<l Sarsnetis Silk and Beaver Gloves, assorted Best Buckskin do Black and white Crape* Cotton and worsted half Hose Irish Linens and I) mvlas Brown Hollands and Osnalmrgss November 7 if 4*l AN OS F 0 Jl S-A L E. HIE Subscriber for sale at hi*, house, near the m.rkel. 1 well tuned Ljndon made, ° Piano Fortes, • lich will sell !ow ft>rcasii or anpro i town paper. "in. Unix, lecember 4 ; — Hats! Hats f Hats! ' Henrj Eld. €o. AT TUB STUN OF TUB (50LDKN It If’, BETWEE* THE POST-OFFICE AMI OLOUE TAVEHW, Have Just Jlec.dved and will from iiulf to time Deceive, An extensive ass irtment of FASHION ARLE BEAVER & OTHER II A T S, Which for Elegance and Goodness are. equal to any ever offered to the public. —Among them will be found— FIRST and si co:;d quality Beaver Hats latest style, black and while, broad and narrow brims, Castor ditto Roram ditto Youths Fancy ditto Drabs and black plain ditto Chilnren’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 i at the north, and known to be goou. Gentlemen who are in w ant, and country merchants will do well to call—they will he sold wholesale and retail on accommo dating terms. Roots and felines, Os all description as usual , December 15. __ lit FAS IIIONAHL K HILBERT CI.KI..LXII, Late of the House of White, Urol hers, Htc. NEW YOUJC r 3RESPECTFULLY informs his friends i.Uiin 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 tlie Augusta Bank, A LARUE AVTI COMPLETE. ASSORTMENT OF IDAfffib From the manufactories of Messrs. White, Brothers A co. t'weed & Benedict, and Josiah Wilson of New-York, together with a large assortment of his own manufacture, the following is a pari of the assortment now oTevod lor sale, viz: 2030 Gentlemens’ superfine black and Drab beaver Hats 1500 do fine and common Castors blk. a-td Drab 1000 Mens and Boys imitation Beavers, 500 do do do Common Rora-n Mats 1500 do do do fine 8t common Wool Hals 1000 do do do imitation white Merino Hats 800 Morocco Gaps assorted 100 f .ailies’ and Misses’ black Beaver, full trim ned 200 Children’s Fancy Hats Alsu a large stock of BAND BOXES and TRUNKS by the nest. o"j* The above goods are all fresh and >f 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 tills establishment will he sold at a very small aduance from ,he Ncw-York prices. Augusta, December 7 8t Coffee, Iron, Csc. J J Onj, 25 bags Java do 25 t- ns assorted i run 16 hli-is New-Orleans Molasses 8 hlids Rye Whiskey 40 bis. Gin Just landed and for sale by Win. H. THOMPSON, & Co. December 13 6t Races! Races ! SMiF. Augusta Races, will commence on M. Tit-,- (day die 20th February next The first -lay, a purse of 400 dollars, four mile heats and repeat, free tor any horse, mare, or gilding. The second day (the 21st,) a purse of >OO dollars, three mite heats and repeat. The third day (;he 23.1,) a purse of2oo dollars, two mile heats and repeat The fourth day (the 23d,) the entrance : money to be run for, the three best in 1 live. Letters on the subject to be directed to J.icolj S’aluy and William JLumkin, / J i ojirirlors of the lines Turf. O ZT Each day’s purse to be Imug up on ilio lodge's stand. Deatmher IJ. tdr Horse Shoeing FARRIERY. ’S HE Subscriber respectfully informs his £l friends and the public, that he lias ta -.,ii a shop on Rcynold-street opposite the t.agle I'avern, where he will carry on the (Uachsmilh's and Farriery Business :n all its branches.—From the long expe ■ i -ace he ha# had in his pi ofession, he flat ■fsbimseir, that those who may favor him •nth their custom will have their work one eipta), it init superior, tua.iy oilier .i i-ws.iuie line in Augusta Alio, Race Horses plated and Locks St iycys repaired by hi. F. Billings* Occe Tiber 18 4t. , Planters Hold. A UK -ibscril-r has uken !hc I‘J.AN’- I'EUS’ HO TEL, lately occupied by Cos by Dickinson, Esq. situated helv evu Rey. uuld and M‘Cartncv-streels, and fronting Jones-sireet, which loads into the upper iart of Hroad-strect. This Establishment is the lasgesl and best adapted for the ac commodation of travellers of any in the state—There are rooms fitted up ami will be reserved for the accommodation of families. Planters, northern ami south ern merchants who may please to patronize the proprietor, will find convenience in being in the neighborhood of the great Colton marl from the upper country. Sta bles in all respects suitable to ihe ex tent of the establishment are provided. John Miller. Augusta, Oct. 7 (Jjr 1 The editors of the Journal, Mil ledgevillej Missionary, Mount /.ion; 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. .Meson Academy in Lex ington Oglethorpe County. 'pillS Institution will be opened for the JL next year on the 2d Monday in Janu ary, under the direction of Mr. Andrew Rued, A. M. a graduate if the University of Pennsylvania, and for eight years Pro fessor ol Languages in the University of of North Carolina- Mr. Rhed was for ma ny years Rector of an Bcademy in Virgin ia, and for the last eight or nine years has conducted the Academy in Williams boro in North Carolina. The Trustees have the highest assurances from several respectable gentlemen in both the above states of Mr, Rhed, eminent qualifications as an instructor ofyoult—He will be as sisted in tlie Male Department bv his son, a young gentleman ->t Classical Education, and in the Female Department by his Daughter—Board including Mashing and Lodging may be obtained in private families in Lexington at from one hundred to one hundred and twenty dollars por •iinmm and in tlie country within less titan a mile of the Academy at from ninly toane huedred. The healthiness of the situation, the number, and qualifications of the Instruc tors employed and the low pi ices of beard and Tuition, render the advantages at tending this Institution equal if not *npe rior to those of any Academy in the state Phe Trustees as well as the Teacbcrs will make every exertion to preserve and improve the Morals of the Studedts. — No Student will be received for less than six months—The following arc the rales of Tuition payable half yearly in advance Fur Reading, Writing and the common Fonthe h gher Rules of Arith metic and English Grammar g 12 For the above with Geography an<l Survey or either J 5 Id For all the higher branches of English Studies and for the Latin and Greek Languages 3 24 By order of the Borrd of Trustee,. Joseph M. Molloy, Secretary Cj* The Editor of the Savannah Geor gian will insert the above in bis country Paper for three weeks, a-.d forward his account to the subscriber, J. M. M- Decemher 11 6t a$ 'zo./iom it man I ffiancerw. City Council will at their meeting 1 on the 6th dav of January next, ap point a City Sheriff and Marshal, united in one person: a Clerk ofthe Mayor’s Court; a keeper of the Common Jail of Richmond county; and a Superintendanl ofthe Hos pital. 'fhe extent of duties required, and other information respecting said offices, may he obtained by reference to the Clerk of Council, who will receive applications (naming securities) until that day. D. Clarke, c. c. December 28 3t T\\e UteU’s Office OF the City Council will be open on Monday tlie first day of Januarv; at 2 o'clock, P. M. and on every subsequent day until the end ofthe said month, (Sun dries excepted,} at the same hour, ami will continue open until 5 o’clock, P. M. and all persons liable to pay a Road or Well Tax in tlie city of Augusta or its vi cinity, are required to attend and give in tluir returns agreeably to the provisions , of a General Ordinance for the regulation of the city of Angus'a. Those who fail to do so will after that period be subject to a double tax. D. Clarke, c. c. December 28 lot u ' i The. Mayor ft’ Court FOR the City ot Augusta, having met i on Monday the 25th inst. and adjour- t td until Friday following; all person# ha ( ving business in said Court, together with I the Jurors ami witnesses, are required to 1 give their attendance on said day. 1 J. W. Lamkin, d’k. December 38 It * Garden Seeds, JUST received by the ship Darien, from l.iverpoi I, an assortment of FRESH iAUDEN SEEDS, and For sale by Alex. Spcnccr. December 11 6t fa * A deft, Sk Uop.r M’liit, - City Hit cl, ■ Offef Fur Sale the Follow ns AICTLOLi&t Jb J blue, and mixed cloths and kerseymeres, Irish Line's, Steam-Loom Shirtings, Jaconet and Cambric Muslins, Imiution India Book ditto, Dimities, Carlisle and Scotch Ginghams, Figured and striped Silks and Satins, various colors, Black, White and Pink ditto, W iihe, Blue and Green Levantines, Black, Blue, Green, Yellow, Straw co lor, Pink and Changeable Florence, Black and White Lace Shawls, White Lace Veils, Plain and Figured Thoole Lace, Silk Sliawlf, Ladies black and white figured, and plain silk Hose, Garniture, Satin, and Tufety Ribbons, plain & fring’d a great assortment, Galoon bindings, Black, green, and white Italian Crapes, Cotton, Bandanna, Bdttaniy, and Ma drass Hkfs, M orated Vestings, Cotton Suspenders, Do Cords, Figured, twilled and plain Bombazettes Print and plate Calicoes, Ladies Merino Hc.iCtiles, Do, white and colored' Ki<l Gloves, Gen'lenicn’s Buckskin ditto Black and colored Sewing bilk. Linen and Colton Thread, Curtain Bindings, Pocket, and Pen Knives, Playing Cards, Bonnet Wire, Domestic Stripes, Plaids and Shirtings, Whittemore’s No. 10 Cotton cards, Fine Straw Bonnets by the case ordoz. Do. Bandboxes, he. &c. The above arc fresh Goods recently purchased in New-York at low prices; and will be sold at a reasonable advance for cash, or short credit for ap proved paper. N. B.— Expected soon an Assortment of CANTON CUAPES, And a variety of other FANCY GOODS. December 'S. wic This JJay Received , AM D FUR Sk L£ Rr Dlmock & Marsh Merchant Taylors , (Nearly opposite the CITY-HOTEL, j AX ISVOTCB OF Blue Blnck Dress Coats. Also on hand, lately received. CtCOTCI! and Turtaa Fluid and Camlet O Cloaks, Waterloo Coats Great Coa’.s, FautaVoona Os Shepherds west of Eagland bine, black, and wiite Cassimere, Do. cf superfine double mill’d, block, blue, drab, dandy mix’d, light and daw mixed Coburg and brown cassimete and Cloth* V ests. Os Superfine and common black, blue, bull dial) snd white rassimete Do of white, p: inter! ix white Merseilles Do of Valentia stripe, spotted h figureo Do of silk stripe, sprig’d and vine, ( new and elegant style of goods) Do of black and strip’d silk Moleskin Do of plain, figur’d it striped black Flo rentine Do of Toilette t snd Swansdown. feIUTtS. Os superfine Irish I,’ nen, English P* Amer ican Colton, both plain and frill’d Do of of superfine white Flannel, Lambs wool amt worsted stockingnett Hramra. Os Flannel, Lumbswooltk atockingnet. Tbe above goods are mostly of their own manufacture in the course of the present season, and are warranted to he equal in quality and workmanship to any ever of fered in this or any other market—and will be replenished with additions every 15 days through the winter. . Alto for sale, an invoice of London Cloths and Cassi ni eres, Which will be made to order in tbe high est style of Fashion. December 21. ts Notice. T IMIF. Subscriber was walking the street 1. on last evening, on the second square above the market house, when he was mo lested and knocked down fay two Nergo Fellows and his Jbundle of clothes taken from him; in the bundle was three linen shirts, two waistcoats, five neck handker chief’s—three white and two black silk— live pair of Stockings, one pair of new Shoe# with a stamp of an eagle on the soal, one Hone and Razors, and one and a half yards of Black Silk.—Any persoi giving information that will lead to the discovery of the Robbers, will confer a favor on an unfortunate individual and shall receive Five dollars reward, and nnj person observing the above articles in the hands of a suspicions character, is request ed to stop them till due enquiry relative to them can be made. Andrew Hudson. December 29. ts * ta A C A HD. IhljKua Thomiison. 0.. l> . '. * “ JEFFERS bis services to his friends ant (lie public in tlie Auction 13' Commission Bu si ness. He occupies tlie stand latelv held b I liompson and Black, where all favors wi bo received and duly attended to. Nnvoinbes 7. *** The Subscribers have formed a connexion for the mtrpnse ol transacting a General Commission Hu si ness in this city, under the firm of Can TKI.OU i* La MAH. Liberal advances will he made, either m Augusta orjlii# place, upon I’m,luce or I Mercbamli/.t, consigned to their house j lor sale. f I*. L. Cantelon, O. H, Lam nr. Savannah, October stb 1320 ts LalkicW. WvAstm, CONTINUE THE Factorage ts Commission BUSINESS IN SAVANNAH, Where all orders will be promptly attend ed to. July 7 If Fresh and Fashionable fIuST RECEIVED, and for Sale, foi Cush only ) at the Store of Jlhiiock iy Marsh, Opposite City-Haul, October 5 18t I'Oi* Sale. A SECOND HAND P 1 A N O. Apply at this Office December 25 ts The Subscribers RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public in general, they have taken the store lately occupied by Mr. J. Houghton, adjoining Messrs Morgan & Bradford, where they will always keep l on hand, A General Assortment of Ladies' U Gentlemens' .Boots Shoes Os the newest pattern and best inatcri <ls. THF.I lIAVK ALSO ON IUSP, A LARGE SUPPLY OF Negro ami Coarse Shoes ALSO A Q.UANTITT OP Water Proof Shoes. Yll of which they will dispose of on the most accommodating terms Repairing •one on the shortest notice, and in the 1 calest. manner. i John M. Clarke, & Co. 1 December 25 ts ] To Flaisterers. ‘ ' ANTED immediately, some compe- J v tent (/erson to contract for the Pltis- ‘ ivringofthe Baptist Church Applies ion may be made to Col. Jshn M'Kinne. December 18. 4t TO 11ENT. At Convenient Dwelling, with Kitchen, t Stable, and a Garden, all well enclosed c and in excellent order, near the Court- ( house. For particulars Enquire at this l dice. j October 5. t LAW OFFICE, ; The subscribers have formed a con nexion in the various branches of proses- g «ional business, under the firm of Rock well & HBrnunN. They will attend to any business confided to them in the following counties, viz : Bald-win, Jasper, Wilkinson, Jones, Hincork, Pulaski, (J J Morgan, WaJuHgton, Laurens, ' Greene, Twiggs, 0 And also in tbe 6tli Circuit Court ofthe 1 United States. 1 Samuel Rockwell , I Joseph L. Hepburn. . MHU-lgebiUe, Sept. 21 ts Twenty Dollars Reward, And all Reasonable Expenses WILL be paid fur apprehending and . lodging in any jail in the atate of Georgia, a Negro Fellow named MARTIN He is owned in Savannah, baa absconded C and is supposed to be lurking about An- * gusta Market, as his business at home is y butchering—He is about 30 years old, si« ■ fret high, square built, has two of his t rout teeth out, ami has a scar on his b tad I —tor further particulars couple at this e Office. I ' afcpt. s—ts Private Boarding House. MUs. SANDWICH fins opened a Pri. larding-IJuujie on the corner of— WaSliiHglorv and Kills Streets, in the Tenement formerly occupied by Mr. Oli ver Held. Young Ladies from the country tan be comfortably accommodated. November 13 ts Administrator’s Sale, WILL be sold in (lie town of Waynes borough, on the first Tuesday in February next, the (allowing property, belonging- to the (.state of William Luke, deceased. Two Negroes named Su l:ey a-vi Fcison, and a tract of land con taining one Imndred and fifty acres. I Itobert Dickson, adm’r. - ' i) f-cember 28 ids lion t Look at tins ! Stolen Iront the miyi Subionb r’s stable on ti <l ” s,l,l,ii< 3' nijjht the 3.1 of this moiilri, a BAY ( I** a MAUL 11 or 12 years ~~ ~ . —, old, turn-five feet high, ii, lias bad latterly Uio acrn'clies in her near bind toot, which was not entirely well when taken away, she lias a small white spot on me near hip, half the biy.e of a three pence halfpenny, her left ear inclines from the other and a little downwards—she paces easy mid Lst, though a little slid', which can be dis covered by tiding 1 her. —Any person giv ing information so the nag can he recov ered, shall be liberally re warded, John McDowell, Goshen, Lincoln count v, Dec. 28 26 (jj"Thc Miiledgeville Journal Ik Wash ington News, will please give tiiis two insertions and forward their account* to the subscriber for payment. £ id lie ward. Q LjTILVVF.D or stolen on Tuesday night 7rh Nov from the wharf in Augusta, a Sorrel Morse, of the following description, blind with the left eye, snip < n the nose, small star on the forehead, and the right bind foot white U|) to the foot lock, he is a short round bodied horse, with a short swicli tail about 10 years old. Whoever will take up said horse and send him to his owner, or give informa tion so he can be regain'd shall receive the above reward ami all reasonable charges paid. Apply to the subscriber at the Steam boat Office. Washington Lamar, November 13 if Wanted Immediately. AYrtUNG MAN who is capable of dis charging the duties of all Alt KEEP- Klt. He must come well recommended. —Apply at the EAGLE TAVERN. December 11, ts New Clothing Store. Inns day opened, and for sale for Catk unit/, one door cast of the Augusta Book Store, an assortment of fresh" and Fashionable Clothing , made the present scsson, in the best man ner and of substantial materials, and con sidering the quality will be sold at reduced prices. (O' Clothes cut and made in the latest New-York and Charleston fashions at the above stand by C. Clark. November 27 6w Notice. JOHN CABHIN. Has removed bis store to the upper end of Broad-street, opposite to the I'lan ters Hotel. Where he offers for sale a choice assortment of Liquor*. Wines, 6f Groceries, London Porter, Salt, Iron, Sic. London Duffle, Point and Rose, Blankets. Negro Jackets and Trow sera, Coarse shoes, &c. With many other articles suitable fop the present season, all of which he will sell at fair prices, for Cash or produce. November 11——wfiw N. B. Orders for Lumber, left at the store will be attended to with punctuality NOTICE. A.LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of George Tankersly sen’r deceased, late of Columbia connty, are requested to make immediate payment: and those to whom said estate is indebted, will present their accounts, within the time prescribed by law, for settlement. Hrcadsil Pace, Bennett Crafton, Ceo. Tankersly, ADMINISTRATORS- October 7 .t lot bale. A PAIR or UCBUIST young gentle in single and double harness and under the saddle remarkably good travellers. They are wan anted sound. For Terms apply to J. Whipple, Propri etor of the Eagle Tavern, where fflb Horses may be seen. December 7,---3tp.