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About Augusta chronicle. (Augusta, Ga.) 1820-1821 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1821)
I AUGUSTA CHRONICLE. —w—V^^wrw. r :?j>w .» i-’— ■ «■»■»<'.■ m**r— rtr.. «. |HS|i|.:, —^ — „ - • —JSS '. . . T.™—' 1 ”i .;::rif.^ HE [VOL - XXXV -3 MONDAY EVENING, iTANUABY is, 1821. [ „. I!l6 *j flp ?gg!sagggaßgF " p ' ■■■ »i m.vtfff.rsifll jjual»j...«,t. ■ i ] | - | •• - ■ \ m . Iguoita Cijranicle. 18 PUBUBMKD (dONDAY THURSDAY lltaau § C\iar\loi\. fers of the Laws of the U. States I Fits DOLLARS PER iSSDM, mjDVJXCE. rard J. Hardin Co. tat receivedan additional supply to UY GOODS, Glass, Chi- I Crockery ware and lender their assortment inferior in the city, and are offered for raccommodating terms. $y handsome London made piano Forte, ft, good New-Avk made Deceived and woiv op llam tV Hills, B Tailors, a lithe west of the Putt Kund nearly opposite the Banks of a General Assortment of pay made Clothes, jierfme Goods , itfchle for Citizens use, and made fiMth and at Charleston, under IPgnspeclion. mmj Hats ! Hats ! Bj Eld Co. the onr.m:* hat, BSTfftsx |H°F F , tt ARM IIUIBE TAVEfIV, and will from time to [ time Receive, 'Hp'yextensive ass >rtment of BF.AVEH k OTHER H A T s, Kjk 'WHfclctrance and Goodness arc Be tofcny uver ollered to tin. public. Iwh— -Jiititng- them mil be found — Mid second quality Beaver Hals black and while, broao HAftprrow brims, dHKjftuo Wpjiicr ditto |HHpd black plain ditto HUji’s Jockeys Youths’ best Merino Vim. ■KtHlcmen who want laruebrim be«- beaver, will find them nei\- 1U umfuclurcd under th •• pa HSHtap ration of one of the part no jßKtfrth, and known to be £ r -. . HHhh who arc in want, and com. ■HEB'yill do well to cull—they a SSHjoles.de and retail on acoomn.- OUbts and SAv^es, KSBEwiption as usual-, ks*hL 15, 1U It Goods. 'Bn Subscriber?, ■jri-.K FDR SALE, of the Bridge Bank oj .hignnta, 'jJ/EmgSgOtT SI. ITAHLK TO THE SEASON. E l l/: ft and JJ'iflil Blankets, Baizes, 1 5writ!Drub Cloths, . assorted, *'•** ■ ;-jji ' < : <) , VOTHC^H^tesdn'!, cl&ll ’ I lottery, o < rowtttr'nwo Shirtings, jHHßMßini~idues and Sbectinps, MtfnHHHjr:-piety of other articles. JUtWiMra:. raveja e tt tv mm (toon*; • received, a id idem S I CCK, a ! the store t " t ‘‘fid"': t».:*ik. . Cl If. . ,v.eS * tMM|W^BIo Scarf* C r <^r^B lK Nani:'-! . i o an l wh"'Silk II >se do do do r I e jflßßltfMßcrtiO Ilandkerr.iiei's »<!:> do WHHH^HuMi'eilaS . B Blue Cloths. 'BbShUk^ 1 h ' s "''' Hl a small ad win.’, sale or retail. Wragg, Jr. itoeU, '^£e£[ } ' Vpper Wing—Ciiy ffoiel. Offer For Sale the Followin' AKI IDLES; blue, and mixed cloths ami meres, Irish Lme-s, Steam-Loom Shirtings, Jaconet and Cambric Muslins, Imitation India Book ditto. Dimities, Carlisle and Scotch Ginghams, Figured and striped Silks and Satins, various colors, Black, White'and Pink ditto, White, Blue and Green Levantines, Black, Blue, Green, Yellow, Straw co lor. Pink and Changeable Florence, Black and White Lace Shawls, White Lace Ah ils, Plain and Figured Thoole Lace, Silk ftiawfi, Ladies black and white figured, and plain silk Hose, Garniture, Satin, and Tafety Ribbons, plain U fring’d a great ass oilmen:, Galoun binding;:, Black, green, and while Italian Crapes, C Hot, Bandanna, Brillama, and ila drasr Ilkfs, Wonted Vestings, Cotton Snsj.cr.dt is. Do Coftfci, Figtr d, : widvd and plain Doinbozcltes Print and nialc Calicoes, Ladies Merino Reticules, Do. white and colored Ki t Gloves, Gentlemen's Buckskin ditto Black and colored Sewing bilk. Linen and Cotton Thread, Curtain Bindings, Pocket and Pen Knives, Playing Cards, Bonnet Wire, Home Site -Stripes, Phids ami Shirtings, WliitU more’s No. 10 Cotton cards, Fine Straw Bonnets by the case or d.oz. Do. Bun Ibosea, &.c S:c The above are fresh (roods recently purchased in Nca-Yo:k at low prices; and will be sold at a reasonable advance for cash, or short credit ior up proved paper. IS Ji.— Expected soon an Ass iitment oS CANTON CT FES, And . van* i\ . f - iher FAN Y GOODS.. December 5. wic 4ft* A. ■ I aI - _ N lli 11 t Si K HAT STORE. George Hannah, fJj ate of thr jtrm of POYT fjt Jl.l' NOB, Char!; s!m. South Carolina J f aF.SPPCTFULLY i'd'onns his friends J, ft, an ! the public, diit h has just re mrm:d to this ed.v, and has removed bis ■■TORE to the large Brick Building, near !■ '.ppnsitc his finmer Siam), me floor a licvc thr store of Mr. H. H Mvssrqvk, WUERK HE IS NOW OPENIN’' A Large and General Assortment of Fresh Hats, i'rom the cclnbral d manufav .--y of Mesrs. " .veedy Benedict, and oti; approved Manufactories in Nev York, CONSISTING OF ' rntlemcn’s black and Drab Beavers, ,ad and mu row Brims, some of which are Water proof ..(••to ditto Castors D'tto imitation Heavers Mens’ & Boys’ fine and common Romms V-Uo Merino an<l common M'ool Huts ' iMdren’s and Infant’s Hats, ■ rocco Caps, , dies' Beavers, ■Klitar) Hats, Ltc. All of which are offered for C ASH or wn acceptances on the most acoommo uting terms. The above assortment is nroha' ty surpassed by none in the city for low price* and qualities. Country Mer chants and others ate invited to call and j idge for themselves. '<’hc greatest care taken in packing hats, so that they may open in good sliahe and order. December 28 wfiw Brandi /, Gin, kVc. proof Cognac Brandy Scig neit-. k tH od Dtipny St cos brands) 5 pipes II ul.ni. 1 G o pure as imported 10 fp’, ca.iKs !.. P. TenerifTa Wine 4 ) Panels iuaf—n 1 ornp bugar 30 qr. chests best llys-m Tea 10 do do do Imperial do 1( ! do do do Gun Powder do. 'Just received and for suit- by A . MitcUeil & s Clarke. Dec niber 28 ts "dmW Luwi*gucc 5 liapelyc § Co. Have Just received and offer for sals, an assortment of O\f)oN superfine Cl i/hs h j DoiiMe Milled Cassimercs Camon and Nankm Crapes Sinchews and Sarsnetts S la and Beaver Gloves, assorted Best Buckskin do Black and white Crapes Cotton and worsted half Hose Irish Linens and Dowlas Brown Hollands and Osnaburgs: Noveu.ber 7 ts LalVoclie. 8$ Watson, CONTINUE THE Factorage W Commission BUSINESS IN SAVANNAH. Vhere di orders will be promptly attend ;h to. July 7 rtf The Subscribers Es F.SI’F.CTFm.LY inform tlieirfriend* (Land the public in general, they have ■‘ken the store 1 tedy occupied by Mr. .1 loughton,- adj lining Messrs Moreau fa Bradford, where they will always keep ■n hand, i General Assortment of Ladies' & Gentlemens' Boots ts Shoes i Os the newest pattern and best mate rids. tiic.v have also on hand, A LARGE SUPPLY OF Negro and hoarse Shoes ALSO A U.IARTITT OP At ater Proof Shoes. All of which they will dispose of or the I most accommodating terms.—Uepiiring l clone on the shortest notice, and in the neatest manner. John M. Clai’ke, &Co. December 25 ts GROCE RIEST Win II Co. Offer Jor Safe, ■l"j b igs prune greet, Coffee SO barrel's prime N. O. Sugar 8 pipes pure Holland Gin .3 do do Cog Brandy' 5 bbds J, Rum 2 Halfpipes Sicely Madeira Wine 50 barrels loaf Sugar 500 q. boxes Spanish fc’gars 40 do do Imperial J .'3IIA 4 Gunpowder fii Hyson < Jt 200 qr- Canisters, do do do 10 Bags Pimento and Ginger, 1G Do. Pepper, 20 Sacks Fresh Almonds, 15 Boxes No, 1 Soap, 2uo Bugs Shot, assorted, JOO Kegs Duponts Powder, 20 cjo. Best Richmond Tobacco, 12 Boxes Chocolate, 22 Barrels N. K. Gin, 36 Casks Cheese, 100 Boxes do. 3UOO Bushels Salt. October 3i ts Loogiguinents. D v TUIUKK’S Celebrated Vegetable Puliuo nic Detergent, TMTHICH is used iu Consumptions, It Cu'arrhs, Asthmas and Coughs, or discuses originating from Colds, with signal advantages. This Medicine is freed from all those objections wbiclqfbc use of infiamatory drops, or similar preparations are always liable to, He invites the Pub lic to try and judge of the efficacy of the Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent; the re sult of many years labour and experience of bis own practice. He is sensible of the professional objections which are so often urged against Patent Medicines ; but it is not for him to say that such objections ; are sinister. He can only observe that j the M"dical properties of his Detergent j can only be tested by its use. A few j Cases of the above, are offered low at j Wholesale and Retail; niso Gask.i and I Barrels of Lamp and Linseed Oil, Mas- I tar 1; Alum and Madder; with various other articles on the most accommodat ing terms. C. C. Dunn, Aaslcfs Bunge. January X- U The Subscriber, SOLICIT*? those who cm furnish him f with evidencr, to enable him to pros- I ecute with satisfaction, three persons who j were coucrrucd in maltreating his trail ‘ servant COMUS, on the Washington road, this side of Col. Man’s on the eve ning of the 2d inst.—The buy was furnish- j cd with a pass wheth lie propuced (with j out effect)and washy those men beaten | in a shameful manner —when a certain j gentleman came up and informed them j that his pass was nut out by one week, the j negro does not know who was his friend, I being an African, understands but little English; scarcely enough to be tinder ttiind—should a reward be expected, any thing reasonable wilt be granted by Isaac JLaßoche, : Apply to A. Slaughter £5 C. Labuzan or Thos. S. Oliver. December 7 __U JWDV DHTDK, Four Doors above the Market, South Side Broad Street, Respectfully informs ins friends and customers, that he is daily re ceiving in addition to his former stock, A large assortment of Boots Shoes, Os every description, nude of the best materials, ami of the newest fashions, well calculated to suit the season, the whole will be sold low and on accommodating •trms. The subscriber begs leave to mention that he bason hand D©D LBS. northern sole Leather 200 sides well drest Leather Calf and Kip Skins. January 4 wtf Wanted Immediately. A YOUNG MAN who is capable ofdis chargingthe duties of a BAR KEEP ER. He must come well recommended w-Apply at the EAGLE TAVBaN, December XI. ts V - This hay Received , AND Fl(fc Su.ti ItY Dimuck & Marsh Merchant Taylors, I (Nearly opposite the CITY.HOTEL.^ I*T.)ICK OF Bine § Black Dress Coats. Ait"> on hand, lately received. ! Tartan Plaid and Camlet JIJ Clunks, Waterloo Coats Great Coats, V autal^ons Os Shepherds west of England blue.bhck, andwiite Cassimeie, Do. of superfine double ini'l’d, blark, blue, i drab, dandy mix’d, fight ami dark | mixed Coburg and brown cussitntre and Cloths V eat ft. Os Superfine and common Mack, blue, buff drab snd while t asslmerc Dn of while, printed S; white Merseilles Dn of Vulentia stripe, spotted &. figured Do of r-illt stripe, sprig’ll and vine, ( new and elegant style of goods) Do of black nod strip il silk Moleskin Do of plain, figur’d U striped black. Flo rentine' '' Do ofTollc*- J, s^uvla. Os superfine Trishl.inen, English ft Amer ican Lot toil, both plain and frill’d Do of of upei line white Flannel, Lumbs wool and worsted stockingnett ttWYICTB. OfFlanncl, I. ain hi wool 5t stockingnet. The above goodtare mostly of their own manufacture in thr course of the present season, and are warranted to be equal in quality and workmanship to any ever of fered in tliis or any oilier market—and will be replenished with additions every 15 days through the winter. Also for sale, an invoice of London Clotlis and Cassi mtTos, Which will he made to order in the high est style of Fashion. December 21. ts Fruit lliTrUotel. At the Sign of the Eagle. THE subscriber has established a Ho«*« of Entertainment, at this plea»a n t and healthful place, it is situated on the Washington road, thirteen miles above I \ugusla, in Columbia county. The ! house is large, and commodious, and e.ve | ry exertion w ill be made to render itcum- I Portable to travellers, and others who I may honor him with their company 1 Ills table will be furnished with the best ' provisions the country can afford, and bis Bar always supplied w:ili the choicest Li quors. Particular attention will be paid to bedding. Ills Stables are large and full of Provender, under the direction of a faithful and active hostler. No Spirits will bo retailed in the house—and all pos | slide care will be taken to preserve the i utmost decorum ou all occalions. i Dread Pace. ] January 4. 2wet wtf j Eaglo Tavern j And Savannah Stage Office THE partnership of Whipple 8c Booth Os the Eagle Tavern and Savannah Stage Office, being this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due by Un said firm will be paid by said Whipple, and all debts due to the said firm are to be collected by him only. Jesfje Whipple? D. S. Booth. N. B. The house will still be continued as formerly, by the subscriber. J. WHIFFLE. May 16. For Sales Acres of LAND, on the Wa. ters of C-ibbcrt and Rocky Creeks—For particulars enquire of Geo. JEvatis. j u !y I—.* t s tyfSrj. tf/cra, MILLINER AND MANTUA.MAKER, FROM PiiUlS, WHERE she wo* employed in the house ol Mr. t.e Roy, the mosi fiishonuble Mo.lc Ware-House in Fiance, lenders her services to the Ladies of Am gtista, ami its vicinity in tiie above lines of her profession. Ml*. 8. Inis just received u few of the most fashionable Bonnets, ami also a num ber of colored Fruits of tin; LUs; fa shions, both for Bonnets and Dresses, which will be made, from thus- prims at the shortest notice, to suit the fancy or taste of the purchaser She has regular correspondents in Pa ris, who will furnish her monthly with the latest fashions, from that emporium of taste and elegance. Mrs. 8. would be glad to ins'met a few young Ladies in the above business. Hes residence is at the house lor.netlj occupied by Mrs. Oliver, near the Bridge. January I ts Strayed, jffx. Fti mmy plantation in Barnwell District, JTV on Savannah River, OfTJ, t«t black, unbroke f horse mules, 2 years, old, lliey were bro’t "■ from Kentucky & will probably make for tlie westward—whoever will secure tbe said mules, that 1 can get them, or deliver Itliem to George Allen of Angnsto, shal receive a reward of TWENTY DOLLARS Win. 11. Robert, Nov. 24 If , - T ~ 8 S.b lie ward. j/rta Strayed or Stolen on JTfS[ the morning oflhe 4th inst. five miles below the Fiuey Mkxid House, I VJo*Edgefield District, S. -♦T -,, Carolina, a buy marc, - ! * V and sorrel Foney hors** the mare is a Gallatin Colt, about four years old, her right hind er leg has an old cut which disposes it to swell when standing—The horse is a fight sorrel, bob-tail two or three white legs Ik white on his forehead—Tbe above re ward will be given for their deliveiy to Mr. Low at Edgefield or the subscriber at the Augusta Bridge, and all expenses paid attending their restoration, John Goodall. January 8 6l 8 35 Dollars Reward. a |> A N-A WA Y from residence, neap Warren jMlfjbl last, a negro man named t! ’TiPrJOHN, formerly proper ty of Col- llugce of Char lesion, and lately belonged to Mr Shun non of Augusta. John is yellow com, plectcd, between thirty and thirty-five years of age, about 5 feet, 8 or 9 inches high—wears his hair short and plaited, snd the bridge of his nose lias the appearance of being broken. He is a good barber Si tailoi, and a very active and intelligent man. It is probable he may endeavor to pass as a freed man, and make his es cape to aome of the Northern States. All persons, and masters of vessels, particu larly, are cautioned against employing or harboring him in any manner whatever, tinder the the severest penalty of the law. Daniel Rogertson. January 11 2tp (fjr'fhe Savannah Republican, & Char , lesion Southern Patriot, are requested to nublish the above Advertisment twice and forward their accounts to the Golbe Tavern in Augusiata for payment. Twenty Hollars Be war d, And all Reasonable Expenses WILL be paid for apprehending and lodging in any jail in the stale of Georgia, a Negio Fellow named MARTIN He is owned in Savannah, Inis absconded and is supposed to be lurking about Au gusta Market, as his business at home is butchering—lie is about 30 years old, six feet high, square built, has two of his 1 front teeth out, and has a scar on his h rail —tor further particulars enquire at this Office. ogpt. 5 If Notice. 4 LL persons indebted to the late firm • nL of Huntington k Burrill, arc request • ed tc make immediate paymen to the sub scriber. John Burrlll. Trcusry } 1. 4 t Land & MgroctfoP Snl P 'T 1,,R Subscriber offers for shle; hi* L. tract ol i. uni in Washington county. the Hmdl. side of Ogcclice Hirer; con anting about two thousand acres, nearly Inc buiiilrul cicuied and ilmler fence; ■ berc are two Setthments on if, and the tract might be ''iridi.il into three. Tho t aid lea t’.ng Irom Louisville to Sandert ' Ide and .-paint, and from Augusta tn the j urchasp and Alabama, byway of fenn* lslu K'b , ,!us throngrlj it where one of the' scll!cnient» is made, and which is esta!». as an udvmuageouj plac6 of trade! «iui a good dwelling house, store and f‘ IM bouse, and other necessary out build* mgs. Ihe other settlejnent is also *vall its;, proved,it would bean object ton Savnn nuh or Augusta Mci'cljant, who wished w lit id;by .tuetil in tlic summer, with tins auvamage of prosecuting their lun-lnesi with suer ass. ft would also b- an dm.- bi*; situation fur a Hranch Pauic-i.S. iui- - nearly central between L/mLUr, Sail* deravillc and Spar's!. Jt i, : li. aldtyami well vatcred. I here tiro about fair bun dled seres of high mvr swamp, Well timbered ami sufficiently high for cultivu- Uou. not being subject to any hot iincomc monly high (Ksiicis. h will he soldi* be . ain, in a bud}'or divided tofcuil pur* cli set's. Apply to Win, N Uarfiun, esq. near Louisville. , A' SO, 10 prims iifol low, his wife ami four children, fie is f\ jobbing carpenter, coopei', luylur, conk and CHir do ant thing on d farm, is also rt jii'iine field hand, a young Wench ujnl her child, she is a prime field Iran i with the boe or plough, another y< ung wench brought up about the house, is n good sea ustress, cook, washer and i confer, nurse and house servant, with her child about twenty months old. They are sold to raise the cash, apply to Charles J. JetikirtH, Near Oaniclsville Madison county, January 4t eow - 4t ' —-- * -£ Select Classical Seminarv.- m 1 ON Monday next 15th inst. the Uct, Mr. Smith, proposes to open a school for the instruction of a limited number of pupils in the Classical, and in those hran chcs of an English Education which form a proper accompaniment to ft classics? course, lie will engage to prepare bin pupils for a reputable entrance into any College in tne Union. A few youths can be comfortably accommodated as bord ers in tlu. family, to whose minds, morals: and manners, every proper attention! would hi paid. For terms Ac. apply either' personally or by idler to Mr. Smith, at bis residence Uroad Street, Augusta. (J J’ rbe editors of the Savannah Repub lican and Museum, are requested to pub', lish the above; twice a week for one' month, am! forward their accounts to thl* Office tor payment. •/Unitary 11 l m Bewares of an finpostcrT” A YOUNG man by die name of CRO3- Lrn. Bt, of Montpelier, Vermont, is no<r travelling towards tin South, with a wage on load of Spurious Pills, Counterfeits of my geyiuine “ Patent J\'eiv-London Mi. •wff/W*,” and deceiving the public with them, having/or simile colics of my velops of directions, with my name en stamp, signature imitated. and As T. W. Dyolt, of I’liiltuitlpjuf., and John C. Morrison, of have al so been detected, and advertised as ven ders ofcounterfeits of my Pills; I do hereby* offer a toward of one gross of my genuine pills; to each and every person, who will give me information by letter, of any per son or persons, retailing or vending in' any manner, Bilious Pills under my name* NOT prepared by me, the Vender hunt ing them to be such. The names of ln-> formers, will be kept sefcrei if requested. Saia’i 11. P. Lee, Physic an, Pell or.' of Conn, Jtled. Convention, Ncw-XAindon, free. 16; 1820. 1m ■ Groceries 4 flhds prime Sugar 70 bags Coffee 20 casks best London Sorter 50 boxes Raisins. Just received and for sale low for cash, or approved paper. Wm. H. Thompson co July 8 3t The Subscribers' liave formed a connexion for thc.purposo if transacting a Oeneritl Conrmietion Bn • sinetsin this city, under the firm Os Ca»- tilloO & I.aAaii. Liberal advances will he made, either in Augusta or this place, upon PrOsluce or Mercliamlize, consigned to their house fin* sale. P. t. Ctfntelou, G. B. Lnmur. -YaVannah, October slh 1830 ts 300(1 Acres tLLIXOIS & ILj&S'lJt/Sp FOR SALE, or would be exchanged for property in thU city.—Enquire tit this Of fice. H3(-
