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I THf! . IflufluSta *Cnronicle 9 ta fnuiuii K MONDAY & THURSDAY I EVENINGS, Ijty Kean CUovlton. ■blisners oftUe Laws of the U. States At rtV* ItOIIABS Jf*B S.KSCHS, I IN ADVANCE . i •""* m*> "j)ry Goods. The Subscribers, OFFER FOR SALE, I,Her Tenem. nt of the Bridge Bank of Avgusta, t ,>a6sobtmemt shtaule to the seasom l(1SE. Point anti Duffil Blankets, liizes, Cloths, ted, , and Sheetings, f other articles. U'ELVE & C*. 'in, k\c. nac Brandy Scig my&cos brand-,) pure as imported leriffe Wine p Sugar n Tea rial do Powder do. ale by fS Clarke. i» ,DJj 0., elve 6j Oo offer for suit, a . of hubs meres Grapes :tts ves, assorted do ipes half Hose vlas Osnaburgs lITVuV, Market, South Street il'o.ms bis trie 1 >1 t he is daily 1 • ■ formT slock, ‘ment of .Shoes, ade of the In rest fashions, \v ason, the win accommoda*. eave to meet hern sole Lealh dresl Leather wtf ißso,4*'. tSu Croix Su : do do scald Raisins, loom uu don, £jf Co Cottm Range. Office, or uEOuor*. Nov. 11, 1820. * Marshal of this fourth Census, or abitants of the U y notified tnat the eir returns to this and, and it is hop lie place, so as to being- made ac L H. MOREL. (/ Hist Geo. azelie, Augusta News, Athens Ga *» Journal at Mi h the above ti 1 C. ie house of John nmbia county, o; f February next. )f Obediah Suit » excepted) co household far. 3 too tedious u tm) . , , fadnir b. ’ « Augusta Chronicle. [VOL. XXXV:] HON’D AY EVENING, FEBtIUVRY 13, 1831. [ o. m 7 a] UROCERIRS, Wra, H Thompson Co Offer for Sale, 13d bags prime green Coffee 50 barrells prime N. O. Sugar 8 pipes pure Holland Gin 3 do do Cog Brandy 5 hhds J. Rum 2 Half pipes Siccly Madeira Wine 50 barrels loaf Sugar 500 q. boxes Spanish Segars 40 do do Imperial i A Gunpowder & Hyson S J- Ui . » 200 f)r- Canisters, do do do 10 Bags Pimento and Ginger, 16 Do. Pepper, 20 Sacks Fresh Almonds, 15 Boxes No, 1 Soap, 200 Hugs Shot, assorted, 100 Kegs Duponts Powder, ’0 do Best Richmond Tobacco, 12 Boxes Chocolate, 22 Barrels N. E Gin, 36 Casks Cheese, 100 B .XeS do 5000 Bushels Salt. Or.tobi l 31—ts This Jfvy Received , \M> foil S-LK BX lihnuck <v Marsh Aircefi t Trylo* s, (Nearly opp sits iha CITV.HOTEL.* AN T>r I .’K Ob' Blue «s* Fbi k Dress Coats. I iso on /hi ad, Intel j/ received, 800 rcil an i Ia; an Ph.id and Camlet Cloak", Waterl 10 Coals Great Coals. t aut ’Arms if Shepherds -v<» , f Eag!and blue, black. andw.it Ca sini- e. Do. of superfine ■ioiidr n.iliM. black, blue, drub, doom mix’. - , light and daiv mixed ’■ oh 'nr and brown cassimerc am! Clod'' V eista. Os Superfine and * i-iunon black,blue,buff’ drab sir . uoio fa.isirnere Do of woi’e i x I w-'ite Mers--ill, s Do of Va'.'.-t’tia 1 p - si ut -d ti figerc- Do-.( sd 1 sir pe and vine, ( new a- • rl ..am style of goo.fs) D ' of b . k non 'tri;.'*.'. silk M teskm Do of jda- , fig-.it M sniped biack Flo to 1 f Do of 1 oio. ut nvi ■ sdown. is. if superfine Ir.sl* Ln-.cn. English & Amer ican i.oMm, both plain and frill’d Do of < f upeifi.o white Flannel, Lambs woo. .'•• orsted siockingnctt >i Flannel, Lambiwo! & s nckuignet. Toe above goods are He A y of 'heir own .•aiifucture in the course of die pr. sem ason, ami are wai ranted to be equal in I uiity and workmanship to an ever of i • dm tliis or any other tnatktl—a i be replenished with additions eveiy i 5 lays through the Winter. Also for sale an invoice of coucloii C-lotli tinil Ct.ssi lucres, '■ilch will he made ,o order ui the high si vie of Fashions December 21. ts YEW GOOD'S. fewett, 'tAtStif, Sf So. tlie U] J peiWing oi tb V H>»iEL, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FllOxl NEIV.YU BK, Vn aJdili'ina supp'v of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, AMONG W HICH ARE The Following Articles. arUG'D ai d plain Nankin Ist Caul on crape fly dresses, o'uck and colored oi a superior qo .lily. Embroidered .silk U se, Linen am Jaconet Cambric very fine, Linen Cambric ilatulk.cicli.eto, Figui ed bock Muslin 4 4 and 6 4 Cambric do, Bl ck Italian Sewing Sdk Hi.u k SJ Colored Cinch.; ws & Sarsnctt<= Ribbons, A grci t assortment, figured a.id plai from N 1, to Te G. ultmens’s beaver G’oves, tiisl quality, Ladles purple coior-d (*. white Lid do Chintz Calico very nne, SilkUmbr das. Lace and S tin, Ornamented Ball and Theatre dresses, a very nch - tide Shell Combs, a good assortment, some extra large Silver and Gold eyed Needles. Pearl shirt Buttons, ,& c ‘ With a valid) of other aitic'es not enu merated —A general invitation is given to dl wfio wisu to purchase goods Ciiea]i. January 14 wlt (Quaker Springs iiE Subscriber has uken tiia, w - 1 Known Stand QUAKER SPdT-.G , ely occupied by MaJ. Uurkee, si uu' -even miles above Augusta, on ibe Wat igton road} and hopes Loin his att. ■ .ion to the business to give general satis tciioa. Joiiu Turpin. | jauuoiujy -ha LAKocAvc. WalsMU, CONTINUE TUR Factorage & U ommission BUSINESS IN SAVANNAH, * here all orders will be promptly attend ed to. July 7 ts _______ J. Hew , PROFESSOR oi Music from New. York, respectfully acquaints the Laities and Gentlemen of Augusta, that he intend# giving on the Piano Forte, varia tions and Singing, with the proper meth od of accompanying die voice, also, on the Violin ami Violoncello. Forms made known by applying to him at the Eagle Tavern. January II t s LAW OFFICE. f 1. HE subscribers have formed a con nexion in the various branches of profes (mal business, under the firm of Rock v - aittk Jlkphvhn. They will attend to any business confided to them in the following ■'.utilities, viz : Baldtoiu, Jasper, Wilkinson, Jones, Hancock, Pula.ki, U Morgan, If ajiington , Laurens, Greene, Twiggs, And also in tin 6ib Circuit Court of the United States. Samuel Rockwell , Joseph L. Hepburn, Jlti/ledgeville, Sept. 21 .ts Consignments. I) O'it-’S Celebrated Vegetable Pulmo nic Detergent, WHICH is used 1.1 ConAim.ptionß, Cata"rliH, Asthmas und Gouges, or diseases originating from Colds, with siirnal advantages, ribs Mei’icin* islievfi i. un all tliose objections which the use of tl.nnatorv drops, or similar preparations ar. always liable to. He invites the Pub in to U'v and judge of the efficacy of lh. V re'abl Pulrii' nic Detergent( the re 8n . of i, a a _uais labft'nr art! experience "f : *i * ev.'ii practice He is sensible of the professional o b i ctioi's which are so often u gert against Patent Medicines ; but i> s not for him to say that s xh objections are sinister. He can only ODserv yhat the Medical properties of his Detetgenl can only be tested by i*s use A few Casts of the above, aie offered low at Wholesale and Retail; '.lso Casks and Barrels of Lamp and Linseed Oil, Mus tard; Alum and Madder; with various other articles on the most accommudat ng terms. C. C. Dunn, Antief Range. January 1. ts i.alely Received \ND P“K .It the New York * Commissi m Book Sto~e. a Companion for the Festivals aid A Fasts of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Companion for the Altar; or weeks preparation for the Holy Commu nion, Hobart on Confirmation, uu as sortmem of Common Frayei Books, hand somely bound, together with other late publications. Tfi sub criber agent for the above es •.ulishtnent will receive subscribers fir Whcatly on tin B ok of Coininon Prayer, ii .c publishing lii numbers, and winch is •ugh!;, tecommi-ndi.vltu the inembers ot Ii ; Episcoual Cimich. Tiie first number ■an b » en at Lis store, a few uoors below tiie Banks. Hainnel Htuvges. January 18 _u Kaces! Races! • SHIR Augusta Laces, will commence on I Tuesday the 20lb February next Tliu first 'lay, a purse ot 4JU tloliars, i.-.ui mile heats and repeat, Irec lor any horse, mam, or gelding. j The second day (the 21st,) a purse of 300 dollars, three mile beats and irpuatf Ine third day (the n2 A,) a purse ol 200 dollars, two mile heats and repeat The fourth day (the 23d.) the entrance tuuiiey to be run for, the tlir e best in live. I Letters on the subject to be Jacob StaK-yaucl t \\ iliiaiu S.Hiukm, P, op riel ois oj the Hues Tttif Off- Each da) ’s purse to be bung ujf on the Judgi’s stand. ; D -ot-mber i 5. kclr; , I’rivaST Bourding IloiSe. Mrs. SANDWICH has opened i Pri ■ ate Boarding House on the corner of .Vasluogton and Ellis Streets, it Uie denemenl formerly occupied by >4. Oh >'er Reid. • Young Ladies from the country tan be comfortably accommodated. November 13 -ts Twenty Dollars Reward , And all Reasonable Expenses ■a 17ILL be paid for apprehending and V V lodging in any jail in the state of Georgia, a Negro Fellow named MA WHS He is owned in Savannah, has absconded , nd is supposed to be lurking about An isia Market, as his business at home is mtchering—K' is about oOyearsold, six ; ;et high, square built, has two of his ront teeth out, and has a scar on his h tad -mr further parUculzrt enquire at this iffice. s——ts I Eagle Tavern 1 THF. partnerfibip of Whipple & Booth o' the Eagle Tavern being this day dis - solved bv mutual consent. All debts du< - tv the said firm will be paid b> said Whip i P?l<f, an l all debts due to the said firm > art to be collected by him only. Jesse Mliipple, 1). S. Hootli. N. B. The house will still be continued as formerly, by the subscriber J. WHIPPLE May J 6. j d'frti. S^era, i MlLLl.vi... >ii .. 11 v *.AKEB, PtiOM PA HIS, E sue was employed in the W use ot Mr. L«. Roy, tiie most fashionable Mode Wan- House in Fiance, tenders her services to the Ladies of An gnsia, and its v icinity in the above lines of her profession, Mrs. S. has just received a few of the most fashionable Bonnets, and also a num ber ot colored Prints of the latest fa shions, both for Bonnets and ureases, which wili be made from those prims at the "hortest notice, to suit the fancy or taste of the purchaser. Bhe has regular correspondents in Pa l ris, who will furnish her monthly widi the latest fashions, from that emporium of taste and elegance. Mrs S. would be glad to instruct a ' few y ung Ladies in tbe above business '■ H r residence is at the house formerly , occupied by Mrs. Oliver, n«ar the Bridge J i n arv 1 if | i Mr. Leslie Respectfully mtonns the l adies an l Gentlemen lhai his DANCING SCHOOL will commence on Salurd. ) the 27th instant, at his former stand on Broad street, nearly opposite the City Hotel. — Day s of attendance c verySatniday, froiii f) lid 12 o’clock A. M. •<. f rom 2 till 5 P. M. j Ills Nig!»t School for young G. Dikim i w.ll commence on Friday evening tiie. 26di ins.ant, at Can dle fight—,.l'ice of tuition in both install- I ccs Ten Debars per quai ter. i MR LEsLIE returns his thanks for the I liberal encouragement he has heretofore ,! met with, and hopes by his miremilted ’ ’ al'.eniion to the improvement of his pu /; jiils, to merit the patronage of those who maylavor ban. Mr. J- will thank the pa ' rents who intend to Send tiieir children to enter their names as soon as cunveni jenl. . . . . Ladies’ seminaries and private tuition, attended with punctuality—Terms and J other particulars made known at the school j room. January 16 ts The Subscriber, SOLICITS those who can furnish him wiih evidrncr, to enable him to pros ecute with satisfaction, three persons who were concerned in maltreating his man servant COM US, on the Washington road, ibis side of Col. Man’s on the eve ning ofthe 2d inst.—The boy was furnish ed with a pass wheih he propuccd (w ith out effect) and was by those men beaten in a shameful manner—when a cerlair gentleman came up and informed thvi* that bis pass was not out by one week, the negro dots not know who was his fricntl, being an African, understands but little English; scarcely enough to be under «opd—should a reward be expected, any thing reasonable will be granted by Isaac Laßoche, Apply to A. Slaughter C. Lahnz.ui or Thos. S. Oliver. December 7 ts Orders. SAMUEL IGfitVER; is hereby appoint ed my Aid-de-Camp, and will be o bey ed and respected accordingly, Thos. Glascock, Brigadier General, Ist Brigade, 2d Division, Georgia Militia. ! #»QUd9' li ts Globe Xml Savauuau Stage Office A VING purchased th<* interest of Mr A Grimes in this well know nes abiisb ! men 1 , the Subscriber respectfully in'orus ■ is frit uds and the public generally, that d will m future be conducted by him. He cannot retrain from returning to the pub i ne ins thanks for the very liberal custom ie !as receiv' d—and be hopes bv the sti ictcsl attention to his duties, and to the, comfort of those, who rnav honor bin wdh their company, to enjoy a continu. I ance of their favor. Wm. Shannon. Pchruasy I——"t Fruit Hill Hotel. Jl the >igu of th Engle I<ll K subscriber iius estab.isb' d a Douse of Entertainment, at this pleasant •nd bea tliiul place It is situated on the Washington real, thirteen miles above -Vugubta, in Columbia county. The house is large, and > ommodious, and eve ry exertion will be made to render it com forlable to travellers, and others who iiiay honor him with their company His tabl - * will be furni.died with the iiest provisions the country can afford, and Ins Bar always supplied with the choicest Li quors. Particular attention will bn pud to bi dding. His Stables are large an ■ full of Provender, tinder the direction of a faithful and active hostler. N > np)rn» will be retailed in the house—and all pos • rtlGic- Ottfo Wtj! Lo txlcdi to |.av#Hi>Vu tliß utmost decorum un all occasions. Dread Face. January 4. 2wet wtf Select (Jlabsicai Seminary. ON Monday next I5;li inst. the Rev. Mr. Smith, proposes so open aschoo l for the instruction «1 « limited number < f pupils in the Classical, and in those brun ches of an English Education wbic.. form ,» proper accompaniment to a classical course. He will engage to prepare his pupils for a reputable entrance into any College in toe Union. A tew youths can oe comfortably accommodated as bo 'id •;rs in the family, to whose minds, morals and manners, every proper attention would be paid. For terms ore. apply either personally or by idler to Mr. -Smith, at fits residence Broad Street, Augusta. (IJ* The editors ot tiie Savannah Repub bean and Museum, are requested to pub hub the above; twice a week for out; month, ami fo' ward their accounts 'o this Office for pay ment. J.m iary U 1m Strayed^ From my plantation . in Barnwell District. i'i on Savannah River, two black, unbrokt h°r»* mules, 2 years, • _ w from Kentucky Ik will probably make for the westward—whoever will secure the said mules, that 1 can get them, or deliver Ithem to George Allen of Augusta, siiar receive a reward of TWENTY DOLLARS Win, D. Hubert, Nov. 24 ts Notice. AGBF.EARLE toan order ofthe hon orable Court of Ordinary of Columbia County, Will be Sold on the first Tuea fay in March next, at Columbia Court muse 202-12 acres of land in Wilginson comity; district 27th, Lot No. J7B, sold m the properly of Dexter Gibson, dee Terms ol sale nine months credit. Sarah Gibson, cx’rx. *had’h. \V Gibson adr. December 7. tds Notice. 4 DUE Creditors of Huntington & Burn'll and ol Hichard Huntington, are bore by notified, that I have obtained from the honorable the Justices of the Inferini Court of Richmond county and state of Georgia, an order to appear before then m the 12th day of March next, at whid '.me I shall apply to their honors for lischarge, under the acts of the stale ot Georgia passed for the relief ot insolvent debtors. Richard Huntington. January 42 tg Land & Negroes for Sa'4 Subscriber offers tup sale hjgf *■ tractol Land in Washington county# " ! . • k " ,ul ’‘ ifc-ie of Ogee,hoc iiiver, »-.oih ' l|un f ibtmi two ihfuißand acres, nearly li'mn\ d Cleared and under fence, m u arc (a,) settlements On it# and tug •of might be divided litn three I |,«s' ,c tV'>,„ Lmisviile o San <.» vi and *q>sita, ;n,d Jrwin August* >n me Mfrunast and Alabama, byway of F'enrt® d'Rc> niiii through it when out in hie -'itloments is ina,h , HU( | w , ;lc li is < nab. fs icass an advantageous pia«e ot trritSe "1 Hi a good dwelling house, atm-.. a id house, and other necessary out biii : b nj;s She other aetHemem is also wel ~8 , 11 ii'.i ,n would bean object to a t>sv»a '••u oi Aug.uni Merchant, who w ished* .■ H. ty ictrtat in th« Hlininer, with 1)1®' van agent prosecuting their business will, Sneciiss. It would also be an dirU b'e H'tuuuun fora Branch Bank-b.inrf mar v cumral betveen Louisvdle, Sans, dcrsv.lle and Sparta , t is healthy a,4 so il watered. I heiea e about H>i* r iiuiw. died acres of high river swamp, wets timbered am) sufficiently high f>r cnlfiva, ion. notb.'ini; subject to any but tmeonw "only high f n shtts. ft will ho 90 ;d® bargain, in a body or divf.J.-d to suit putw ciniscrs. Apply „ Wm, N Harman, esq, near LouisvuJe. v AtSO, JO prime Negroes, a f**t* low, ins adc and four children, he is * jolabsiir carpenter, coper, lav tor. cook an. «>ii do a„y thm. on a farm, is ais » pmiic held band, „ yon-,g wench and he# child, all? is a imnie field hand with the# 10c or plough, another young veneb hi ought up about the house, is a good seamstress, cook, Washer and ironcr* nurse mid house 8.1 va;,i, wid, |„ r . hilcl bout twenty months old They an- soh| to raise the cash, applv to * J- Jenkin> 4 N 7,' I> I ‘ U " C, t HV ' ~r county, Mop llie Tlilffr » # AS stolen from thetongu, i,i „ WJ # gon, in uv mm Augusta, on Saiu clav l ight the loth insi * .// lAktflv fiz—t II ,slum'. ':v< I-11 high, ton <u rl vt ny t „rg old. hi* hind h gs white rather mon ilm« halfway up to the .hock ; his light / * fool and f-aater Joi. t v Idles bis facte ts —die white in Ins face extends from bn tween his cya-s down over his iiohc, month# and a part «t Ins under lip ; Ins mane and tail is near the color of Ins body Hi is 1 well proporthmi(l. heavy b hmst» his week is tolerably Jong, and well shap ed ; he has a good br ad well joined u- hat neck; he is in line order for service, is a hatura) tiottcr, but may be made to lack tolerably well—he is a Hue gig horse, but d.irs not draw kindly by the side of hi® match. 1 have an exact match for him, and and kept them for the carrir.gc onlv— »w. ; ng to this fellow being a little refractory in the carriage I had concluded to have-him driven a trip or tw o in a wagon to Augusta# He is more valuable to me than he probarf t»ly will be o any other pi rson, in as much •'» I have a most excellent match for him— -1 hereto! e will pledge myself to tin-pera ■mn w ho has taken him, that if he wdl hiing' h oi to me in Sparta, ami allow me o giva him thirty nine lashes on his bare back, I will not pester tin- penitentiary wid> him* •should lie b< traded, as he probably u ill® before be gels far from Augusta, la Urea waid any persan for their Iroub'- io giving I informal ion of him to M.j. 'l‘ho#, F Wells# Attorney at I.aw in Augusts, ormyseil id Sparta. John Abercrombie, January -5 2w to*The Editoisofthe Savannah Repub* licanand Charleston City Gazette, are re quested to give the above one insertion# md forward tbeir accounts to the Chroni cle Office.- : Notice is Hereby Given, T X HAT ihe City Council, will rvceivtf proposals from persons who may b. in clined to furnish a large fpisnijil; in hard km k, (for the purpose of paving Ui side' walks in this city) until die tsd. jay of starch next--Proposals will also be receiv ed during the same lime, for levelin g the side-walks and paving the same.—Tor in formation on the sqbj< ct, reference may be had to the Clerk ol Council, or io tht» 114lh section of the »• General OrdK nonce.” (See pamphlet, page 60.) H ClarJk, c o Feb. s—*—lm lost; C)OMINO from tlie north end of the AS t / gns'a Uridge, to Ihe City Hotel, V •MedievA VvickvA Woult • ontaintng a full case of Medical Pocket instruments, and Three Hundred and Se venty Dollars in Hank Notes-of'Few Dol lars or. Lite State Uank of North & Soutl* Carolina Banks. Any one who hasoi may find the same, and lodging it in the hands of F, Byrd, or giving such information as will liable him to obtain the same, shall re ceive an ample reward. N B. — The above amount of rtionejf contained two twenty dollar bills on th® State Bans of North Carolina, and froj# eight to nine dollars in small biiJ« Ftibruttiy I—•—•if