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■* egg!=g^i ? gg^g^?g==^===!!=!g=? *" - !L'I I '■„M^— —g—s ~' , -J. «S^-gg-aai, [VOL. jycw.3 TUU«SDIY EVBUma, FEBiIULBY 8, 1821. [Vo. 1971] !, ith ton. U. States JM. _ Bank ./ lK season ;cts, a- -c acting's, E IS Co. *[C. ndy Scisr s bramlt.) 1 i'll ported Niie do. larke. JE. I o. >r sal*} an T orted ise .. irgsj i tlie AVu eeks-- F tins. N*, f, South 11:h h e»!t . daily r., stock, ie*„ .the jic.t lions, ’.vr 1 lie .wif ’ imudaiii.. } mem le I.eatK ■outlier ,4fc. oix Sugar, litisius, & Co. Ra **e ■ «-■ f,>r 11T1 me in j iimv '1 at cos y. if a; pli ve ordt-ry »sk of th. il> O' Tin I up hy J. ■cured thr ill be able i iction of An ordt »«*«• «« ;mn. wA»'. n . o u. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE. - . • v v ' • . . . • (iI&CBRir.S, VVru. H Thompson § Co Offer for Sale, 130 bags prime green Coffee ' 50 barr Its prime N O. Sugar 8 pines pure Holland Gin 3 d» do Cog Brandy 5 hhds .1, Rum 2 Hah pipes Sicely Madeira Wine 50 barrels loaf Sugar 500 q, boxes Spanish Segars 40 do do Imperial t ♦, Gunpowder & Hyson S A jIA l\ 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, 10 do Best Richmond Tobacco* 12 Boxes Chocolate, 22 Barrels N. E. Gin, 36 Casks Cheese, 100 Boxes do 3000 Bushels Salt. Octoht v 31" ■ —1 f This Day Received, AND rip. StLH BIT niinuck 61 Marsh «Merchant Taylors, (Nearly opposite the CITY-HOTEL.^ AN INVOICE OP Blue & Black J)r css Coats. Also on /until, lately received, SCOTCH and Tartan PLid and Camlet Cloaks, Waterloo Coats Great Coats, & untaVxma i>f Shepherds west of England blue, black, and wiup Cassime e, Do. of snp>-rfine doable mill'd, black, blue, drab, dandy mix’d, light and dark mixed' ‘obnrg and brown cassimei c and Cloths Yfeats. Os Superfine and common black, blue, buff dial) sud white cassim.re Do of white, printed St white Merseilles Do of Valentiu stripe, spotted & figured Do of silk stripe, sp-ig'd and vine, ( new and elegant style of goods) Do of black and strip*. l silk Moleskin Do of plain, figur’d &. striped black Flo rentine Do ol'Toilenet air 1 Swansdown. Os superfine Irish Linen, English & Amer ican Cotton, both plain and frill’d !)o of of uperfine white Flannel, L mb: wool and worsted stockiiignett WfVW'.-VS. iil Flannel, Lamnswoo* St stockingnet. i'i,e abort go-i.S are mostly of tlu-ir own mnil'acuire in the course of the present son, ami are warranted tobeequal i ; iity and workmanship to am ever of e.r.rd in this or ai y other market—and ill be replenished with additions every 5 days through the winter. Also for sale, an invoice o f t o tluii Cloths and Cassi -1 acres, dhich will be made to order in the high ■ style of Fashion. December 21. ts YEW GOODY fe wettj *y6{ : cfll Sf ■l. upper W ng of tiic Cl H HOTEL. HAVE JUST DECEIVED THOM WO.YORK, ui additiona suppty of Staple and Fancy Dry Goads, AMONG WHICH ARE The Following \ i tides. JIHG'D and plain Nankin & Canton crape I?* dresses, mack and colored of a superiorqu hiy, Embroidered Silk li-ise,' 1 iiien and Jaconet Cambric very fine, I.men Cambric I land kerchiefs, Figured nook Musbn 4 4 and 6 4 Dumb. ic do, Black Italian Sewing Silk Black iS Colored ointiiews & Sarsnotts Ribbons, A i ei.t assort in .nt, figured and plain from N I, to 12 Gemleinens’s bea v et GniVeS, firsi quality, T,a lies purple coiorud cc white kid do Chintz Caiico very fine, si '< Umbrellas La’-e and Satin, Ornamented Ball and J cau-e dresses, a Very rich ar ticle Shell Combs, a good assortment, some extra large Silver and Gold eyed Needles. Pearl shirt Bu tons, US c iS<:• With a variety ol odier art Ces not enu merated —a general invitation is given to ■ .an who wnli to purchase goods Cheap. January 18 NOTICE. L LL those indebted to the of ll James Brady, deceased, will find their notes, accounts Ike. in the hands of an officer for collection, unless settled, pr< vr ms to the 10th of January next; and lii'se who have claims against said es tate, are requested to render them m du;, uiriienticated, within the time pre scribed by law. Wmu Shivers, adm’r January J> U LaEoehe Watson, CONTINUE THE factorage & {Commission HU SIN ESS IN S AVANNA H, orders w ill be promptly attend July 7 ts J. Hewitt, PROFESSOR of Music from New-York, respectfully acquaints me Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta, that he intends giving lessons on the Piano Forte, varia ■ unsand Singing, with the proper meth od of accompanying die voice, also, on the Violin and Violoncello. Terms made known by applying to him i* the Eagle Tavern. January II ts L.i iv o V I. HE subscribers have formed a con —xion in the various branches of profes ..mial business, under the firm of Rock v/ e,, l Sc ID:imi 1 ns. Tliey will attend to any business confided to them in the following ■.‘■unities, viz : Baldivin, Jasper, Wilkinson, Jones, _ Hancock, TulaJi, (J Morgan, WaUiington, Laurens, Greene, 'Tioigrrs, And also iu th; 6ih Circuit Court of the United States. Samuel Rockwell, Joseph L. Hepburn. Milledgeville, bept. 21 -ts Consignments. !)•’ :O r cs 1 ’elebratt'd Pulmo nic Detergent, 51 r H(CH is used i. onsumptioni,, *T Catarrhs, Asthmas and Coughs, or diseases originating from Colds, with signal advantages, fins Mediciiu isfieed from all thus l ' objections whicti tbe use of ■ 1 flamatorv drops, or similar preparations arc always li'ible to. (£e invites the Pub lic to try and judge of tiie efficacy of tin Vegetable Pulmonic Deic-rgi p ; the re suli of many years labour and experience of Ida own practice. He is sensible of the professional objections which are so often uircd against Patent Medicines ; but it s not for him to say that such objections ire sin sti r. He can only obrtirve that the Medical properties of his Detergent can only be tested by i's use. A few Cast s of the above, are offered low at Wholesale and Retail; tdso Casks and Barrels of Lamp and Linseed Oil, Mus tari; Alum and Madder; with various ’ther articles on the most accommodat ing terms, C. C. Dunn, Auslef Bunge. January 1. ts Lately Ueceivedi * I tND F ill '•’ALE At the New York Commissi m Book Store, i Companion for the Festivals and I Fasts of the Prole: taut Episcopal Church, Companion for the -Altar; or weeks preparation for the Holy Commu- | men. Hobart on Confirmation, an as . sortn.enl of Common Fraytu Books, hand- . somelv bound, together with other late publications. Tlu- sub ciiber agent for the abov'e es i.iblishment will receive subscribers for Wheath on the B ok *f Common Prayer, no' publishing its numbers, and which is tiighl.v recommended t • the mcoibeis of In. Kpiscopul Church, ’flic first number -•an b- s en at bis store, a few doors below the Banks. Samuel Stu ges. j January 13 d j Hares ! Races! 1 I'dlF. Augusta Races, will commence on I uesday the 20th February next 'l’he first Bay, a purse of 4JO dollars, . lour mile heals and repeat, free for any, •ior.se, mare, or gelding- The second day (the 21st,) a purse of ( 1 JOB dollars, llnee mile heats and repeat. The third day (the 22d,) a purse ol'2oo dollars, two mile iieats and repeat i The fourth day (the 23d,) the entrance money to be run for, tiie thr e best in 1 five. Letters on the subject to be directed to ) J icolj Stalvy and William Lamkin, Proprietors ojthe Bacs Turf. (£> Each day’s purse to be hung up on the Judge's stand. Di oember 15. tdr Private Boarding House. IVI.RS. SANDWICH has opened a Pri vate Boarding House on the corner oi Washington and Ellis Streets, in the Tenement formerly occupied by Mr. Oli ver Reid. Young Ladies from the country can be comfortably accommodated. November 13 if Twenty Hollars Reward, And all Reasonable Expenses tITILL be paid for apprehending and I T lodging in any jail in the state of Georgia, a Negro Fellow named MARTIN He is owned in Savannah, has absconded and is supposed to be lurking about Au gusta Market, as his business at home is butchering—He is about 30 years old, six feet high, square built, has two of his front teeth out, and has a scar on hia hsad —tor further particular# enquire at this Office. 5 Tavern j j TfiE partnership ofWbipple &. Booth of tile Eagle Tavern being this day dis solved hr mutual consent debts due by the said tirin'will be paid by said Wbip pple, and all debts due to the said firm are to be collected by him only. Jesse Whipple, 1). S. llooth. Ndl. The bouse will still be continued as lie subscriber J* WHIPPLE. May 16. t/f'frd. S^eraj MILLIM, i *, i aaKEII, I'IiUJJ J\UUS t WHERE she was employed in the h (Use of iiir. t.r Roy, the most tasboiiable Mode Ware-House in F ance, tenders tier services to the Ladies of Au gusta, and its vicinity in the above lines of her profession. Mrs S. has just received a few of the most fashionable Honuets, and also a num ber of colored Prints of the latest fa shions, both for Bonnets and Dresses, which will be maae from those prints at the shortest iiot.ee, to suit tire fancy or taste of the purchaser. J She has regular corrcspondcnis in I’a ! rid, who will furnish her monthly with I the latest fashions, from that emporium [ of taste and elegance. Mrs. S. would be glad to instruct a few young Ladies in the above business. Her result nee is at the house formerly occupied oy Mrs. Oliver, near the Bridge. January 1 If qgmdns Mr. Leslie RESIMX'I FULLY informs the l adies and Gentlemen that Ins DANCING bCiIOOI. will commence on Saturday the 27111 instant, at liis former stand on Broad • street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.— j Days ot attendance everySatnrday, from 9 | till 12 o’clock A. M, &. from 2 till 5 P. M. Ilia Night school for y oung Genllem i. wdl commence on Friaay evening the 26: h instant, at Can j die light—price of tuition in both instan ces Ten Dollars per quarter. ; Mil. LEsLIK returns his thanks fur the I liberal encouragement lie has heteiofore : met with, and hopes by his unremiltcd 1 attention to the improvement of Ins pu pils, to merit tiie patronage of those who maylavor him. Mr. L will thank the pa i rents who intend to send their children ,to enter their names us soon as convent ; cut. Ladies’ seminaries and private tuition, attended with punctuality—Terms and other particulars made known at the school room. January 16 tl Notice Is hereby Given, fI>HAT the concern of Glascock id Dick- X inson is dissolved by mutual consent, that the unfinished business has beer translered to David F. Dickinson, who is authorised to close and settle the same. That Thomas Glascock wdl attend to ad vocating causes in which the said concern have been employed, and will continue his practice in the counties of Richmond, Burke, ScriVen, Warren, and Columbia, and will also practice in the counties of Washington and in the Mayor’s Court ol tins city. Thomas Glascock, Dav'd b\ Dickinson. January 11 ts Pianos, JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of first rate London made Piano Fortes. Patent polished and round Cornered,— For sale low fur cash, or approved paper, by A. PICQUtT, at Messrs. Ft G. GIBSON, & Co. January I w If Globe T , Anil fenvannah Stajre Office IT ° iv^ VING purchased the interest of Mi W. Grimes in this well known es-ablish nil n , he Subscriber respectfully inform* nt-n . t,d ? a,ul l he public generally, that t will in future be conduced by him. He cannot refrain from returning to the pub ic Ins thanks for the very liberal custom he has received-and he hopes by the strictest attention to his duties, and to the comfort of those, who may honor him with their company, to enjoy a conlinu &ncc of their favor. Wm. Shannon. Februasy 1 Fruit Hill Hotel. M t he Sign of the Kagtr rjjAHE subscriber has established a House " of Entertainment, at this pleasant and healthful place. It is situated on the Washington road, thirteen miles above \ugusta, in Columbia county. The house is large, and commodious, and eve ry exertion will be made t«> render it com fortable to travellers, and others who ■ may honor him with their company His table will be furnished with the best, provisions the country can afford, ond his Bar always supplied with the choicest Li quors. Particular attention will be paid to bedding. His Stables are large and full of Provender, under the direction of a faithful and active hostler. No Spirits will be retailed in the house—and all pos sible care wilt be taken to preserve the utmost decorum on all occasions. Dread Pace. January 4. 2wet wlf Select Classical Seminary. ON Monday next 15th inut. the Rev. Mr. Smith, proposes to open a school for the instruction of a limited number of pupils in the Classical, and in those bran ches of an English Education which form a proper accompaniment to a classical course. He will engage to prepare his pupils for a reputable entrance into any College in tne Union. A few youths can be comfortably accommodated as board ers in the family, to whose minds, morals and manners, every proper attention would be paid. For terms 6ic. apply either personally or by letter to Mr. Smith, at his residence Broad Street, Augusta. SjT editors of the Savannah Repub lican and Museum, are requested to pub lish the above-, twice a week for one month, and forward their accounts to this Office for payment. /an i ary 11 i m Strayed , j*K from my plantation ms? in Barnwell District, " -f V on Savannah River, {VrTljaw tv* •» black, unbroke ,lorSc ’ Tlu,cs » 2 ym»rs. _ *>ld, they were bro’t *' rom Kentucky &. will probably make for the westward—whoever will secure the said mules, that I can get them, or deliver (them to George Allen of Aupusfo, sha) receive a reward of TWENTY DOLLARS Wm. 11. Robert, Nov. 24 ts Caveat Erupt or. 4LL persons are requested to take no tice that I have legal and equitable liens, fora considerable part of the pur chase money which remains unpaid, upon lot number ten, in the lots laid oil'by Ed ward F. Campbell on Broad street Au gusta, whereon there are three frame tenements, formerly my property, and by me sold to James Myers. Any person who purchases, will take the property subject to those liens of which if more par ticular information is desired, it will be given by Richard Henry Wilde, Esq. or the subscriber. Jesse Watson, by his Attorney A. Slaughter. January 8 ts SAMUEL TARVER; is hereby appoint ed my Aid-de-Camp, and will be o beyed and respected accordingly, Thos. Glascock, Brigadier General, Ist Brigade, 2d Division. Cicnrgia Militia. January Ijj if Land 6? Negroes for iab 'nHß Subscriber offers for sale h# i tract ot Land in Washington oountyj )ii the South s do ofOgechee liiver; con-, aining about two thousand acred, nearl# h v’e hundred cleared and under fence; I here arc two settlements on it; and tha fact might be divided into three. The i' <ad leaning from Louisville to Saridersi vil.e and Sparta, and from Augusta to the Purchase and Alabama, byway of Fennl It ridge, rims tiirongh it where one of the settlements is made, and which is eslah. iished as an advantageous place of tradiA *ith a good dwelling house, store and gin house, and oilier necessary out buiidi mgs. file other settlement is also wel ini proved, it would be an object to a Savai.- nah or Augusta Merchant, who wished 2 healthy retreat in the summer, with (list advantage of prosecuting their business with success. It would also be an digit ble situation fora Branch Hank—beiniff nearly central between Louisville, S»<* dersville and Sparta. It is healthy and well watered, I here are about four bun dred acres of high river swamp, weti timbered and sufficiently high for cultiva-* tion, not being subject to any but uncom monly high freshets. It will be sold a bargain, in a body or divided to suit puiv chasers. Apply to Win. N. Harman, esc* mar Louisville. w ALSO, 10 prime Negroes, a fel low, ins wife and four cnildren, he is 3 jobbing carpenter, cooper, taylor, coolt uiul cun do any thing on a farm, is also at piime field hand, a young wench and her child, she is a prime field hand with thd hoe or plough, another young wencH brought up about the house, is a good seamstress, cock, washer and ironerj nurse and house servant, with her child about twenty mouths old. They are soli, to raise the cash, apply to Charles J. .Jenkins, Near Danielsville Madison county. January ft eow4t Stop the Thief!* WAS stolen from the tongue of a wsfr Ron, in or mar Augusta, on Salurda* niglit the I.3th mst. Jl Likely lied Sorrel Horsey about five feet high, ten or eleven years old, his hind legs white rather more thait halfway up to the hock; his right fore foot and paster Joint white; bis face whit* —the white in Tiis face extends from be tween his eyes down over his nose, mouth., and a part of his under lip ; his inane and tail is near the color of his body. He is » well proportioned, heavy bodied horse $ his neck is tolerably long, and well shap ed ; he has a good head well joined to hia neck; lie is in fine order for service, is a natural trotter, but may be made to rack, tolerably well—he is a fine gig horse, but does not draw kindly by the tide of hid match. I have an exact match for him, and ami kept them for the carriage only—*w ing to this fellow being a little in the carriage 1 had concluded to have hint driven a trip or two in a wagon to Augusta* He is more valuable to me than he probaW bly will be to any other person, in as mucit as i have a most excellent match for him—> I ’ here fore will pledge myself to the per son who has taken him, that if he will bring 1 ' him to me in Sparta, and allow me to giv* him thirty nine lashes on his bare back, t will not pester the penitentiary with him* Should he be traded, as he probably will, before he gets far from Augusta, 1 will re ward any person for their trouble in giving* i (.format ion of him to Maj. Thos. F. \Vell%i Attorney at latw in Augusta, or myself Sparta. John Abercrombie, January -5 2w CO’The Editors of the Savannah Repub* iican and Charleston City Gazette, are re quested to give the above one ii.ficrtinp, and forward their accounts to the Chroni cle office, j. A. The Subscriber, SOLICITS those who can furnish hinf with evidencr, to enable him to pros ecute with satisfaction, three persons who were concerned in maltreating his mad servant COMUS, on the Washington road, this side of Col. Man’s on the ning of the 2d inst.—The boy was furnish, ed with a pass wheih he propuced (with. - out effect) ami was by those men beaten' in a shameful manuer—when a certain gentleman came up and informed them that his pass was not oat by one ■nett, tb« negro does not knew who was his friend,- being an African, understands but little English; scarcely enough to be under itood—should a reward be expected, aiyp thing rcasouable will be granted by Isaac Laliocbe, Apply to A. Slaughter £$ C. Labiysatf or ■) Thus. Sr-OitVer. December 7 , ts Notice. AGREEABLE to an orcKt of the hon orable Court of Ordinary of Columbi* County, Will be Sold on the first Tues day in March next, at Columbia Court house 202-12 acres of land in Wilginsor, county; district 27th, Lot No. 178, sold as the property of Dexter Gibson, dem —'Terms of sale nine months credit. Sarah Gibson, ex’rx. Sbad’h. W Gibson »<h>