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Biiinuata Cutouide is ptrattsHso ■ MONDAY & THURSDAY ■ EVEmXGS, ■ Keau $ ChwUon. ■.Alishers of the Laws of the U. States a rr.s dollar p«a aitkuk. | ■ its ADVANCE Wtyvy Goods. ■ The Subscriber?, ■ OFFER FOR SALE, Lrjer Tenement of the Bridgi Bank' of Augusta, B **i39OBTM€»T SOITAHLS TO THE SEASOS. B vl7 ‘ Point ami Duffil Blankets, Bh Plains, Flannels, Baizes, V Double Milled Drab Cloths, B Coarse Cloths, assorted, Fine ■j Cambriok Muslins, B Book Calicoes, H Ginghams, ■ power Loom Shirtings, B American Shirtings anti Sheetings, B Kith a great variety of other articles. B uirtiEJVCQ, RAPELYEU Cm SH October 31 Jtf „ H,awrencc, L«, just received and offer for sail, an ■ assortment of ON DON superfine Cloths Bb Double Milled dassimeres ■ Canton and Nankin C rapes B Sibchews and Sarsnetta B Silk and Beaver Gloves, assorted B Best Buckskin do ■ Black and white Crapes ■ Cotton and worsted half Hose H Irish Linens and Dowlas ■ Drown Hollands and Osnaburgs: November 7 ts I Pamtvug $ VilftzAng, |HgncE ooons ielow the globe tavejik, H£.(lG subscribers having connected Biemßelves in the above business, tender .BBicir services to the Citizens of Augusta, its neighborhood. mHouse, Sign , Fancy , and I Ornamental Painting , Bill be executed on the shortest notice, Kid in the most fashionable style. They Hope from a perfect knowledge of tK-ir : Harness, and a faithful and prompt attest Run to the work entrusted to their care, Hu merit, at least, a share of public custom. H Orders from the country will be strictly Huentled to, and thankfully received ■ Jehu Pew, I John Armstrong. H February 1 ts r LA W. HI. HU subscriber tenders his profession:-■ Hervices in the following counties of the Bliddle Circuit . —Richmond, Columbia. HVasinngton, Emanuel, Scriven & Burke Bad in the county of Warren of the No ■hernCircuit. He will also practice in Bbe Federal Courts of this State. I Thomas Glascock. Savannah Republican and Mil Hedgeville Journal will insert the abo Hae month. TO. H""saunary 22 ■ WiVUftm Cook, ■ VBinwa MASTER, the City ts Charleston, S Carolina, *ST respectfully informs the resp. ct lamilles of Augusta, and those o'’ generally, tiiat himself, and four of hia family, possessing every ei< - accoiiiplisliment necessary to give most complete finish to the Femtd *•' ■'-Ration, will in a few weeks open a . for the purpose of instructing ladies in the following branches of and polite learning, viz— 'f n nnsh'p in its highest elegance and h 'fcction, Composition and Oratory, asad.ipt- B/., '? e Female Character, dhmetic. Accountantship, History, and B Geography, to an extent. H, T ° lighten, improve, cultivate, an ' orn the female mind, so as to render it entertaining, instructing,an I eu- Y.j.ing ladies emulous to excel in '‘'"autiful Art of Writing, will ba at- 1 to immediately, at their respective lue8 < by application to (he subscriber. I William Cooke, H Professor of Penmanship. February a ts H Notice, ff*A persons having claims against to Whitconihc, late of Co co 'tntv, deceased, are request e them duly authenticated L '■ to make immediate paym.: BOE the subscribers, as no in".u!}.n ■R given. W B HL. ColetnanJ v , BM. Keith. « *>«• AUGUSTA CHRONICLE, [VOL. XXXV.] LaHoche fy Watson, CONTINUE THE Factorage & Vommiseuni BUSINESS IN SAVANNAH, Where all orders will be promptly alter <i ed to. July 7-—-ts The Subscribers Respectfully info™ their friends . and the public, that they have for med a connexion, in the Carriage Making Business, under the firm of JOHNSON & CRANE, the business will be carried on at the old stand formerly occupied by James John son, where all orders in their line of Bus iness, will he faithfully attended to. Car riages repaired at the shortest notice, and in the neatest manner. Johnson Crane. •lust received, a handsome assortment of Newar k made Gigs and carriages, also, a few Barrels first rate Newark cider. January 15 3m J. Hewitt, PUOF» SsOit r Music from Nevn-Yorl respectfully acquaints the Ladies an i Gentlemen of Augusta, that he intends glvinjfdessans on the Piano Forte, vena tions and Singing, with the proper rnt th od of accompanying the voice, also, on the Violin and Violoncello. Terms-made known by applying to him st the Ettgie Tavern. January 11 ts LAW OFFICE. JjHE subscribers have formed a con ; iiexlon in'the various branches of profes sional business, tinder the firm of Rock well & Hspdobv. They will attend to any 1 business esnfided to them in the following ’ counties, "viz;— Baldwin. , Jasper, Wilkinson, Jones, Hancock, Pulaski, U Morgan, Washington, Laurens, Greme, Twiggs, And also>ir. the 6th Circuit Court of Hit United States. Ftamuel Hochccll , Jeveph L. Ueplmm. Miltcdgeville, Sept 21 .ts Cousigliments. fill. ROHBR’S Celebrated Palmo ttic Detergent, WHICH -is use., n ('owwrßptio’i*, Catarrhs, A<ith;i:a» a-.d Coughs, or diseases originating from Colds, with : signal advantages. This Medicine is freed from ah those objections which the use of Inflaniauiry drops, or similar preparations are always l!ab ! e to. He invi'es i!ie Bub lie to try and judge of the efiivacy of tile Vegetablr..Pulmonic Detergent i the re siirt'of many yens labour and experience ■f Ms ov/n practice. He is sdiisible of the tirifcasiunal which a; e so often urged against Pate.it Medicines ; but it is not for him to at. tit-1 such objections sinister. He can oely obanvi that '.i dedtcal proper ies c.f his Detergent • onlj be tested by its use. A few Ctuti ot the abort., are offered low at Mtsale ard Retail; also Casks and ■'V’ vMs !f 'Lamp and Linseed Oil, fJus- Ahrtn and Madder; with various r articles on the most accumnicdat : ’its C. C. Uumi, Ansley' Range ... unary 1. PaVote Boarding House, Vius. 3 k.NOWICIi hts opened a Pri :u.e Board, tg House on ti.e corner of vVp.shington :m«l Ellis Streets, in tin ‘ enetnent formerly occupied by Mr. Oli ver Reid. , Y-nmg Ladies from the country can be comfortably aceoi imodated. Nave r.uer 1 * <♦ twenty Dollars Hcward , And all RcrHinabie Expenses ‘i \ 7 11.L be ptn.i for apprehending and # T lodging i”. Any jail in the slate of ' Georgia, a Negro F.-iunv named MAiiTIN . H? is owned in Savannah, has abscoudet. •md is supposed to be lurking about Au gusta Market, as his business at home is butchering—He is about oO years old, sis let K built. h,s two of Ms front teeth oil, and has a scar on hwhttt —tor furtlier particulars enquire at hi- Office. osPt S l s ■-- Pianos, TUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply < i J first rate London made Ihano Patent polished and round Cornered. K» l«» o>"“ h ’ ° r I PP ;,CQUCT. I>V F.G. GIBSON,.j. CO. ianuarv 1 ~ —- Samuel I fJS ATTORNEY at law, 5 fas opened an office s,nf L’‘ H street, midway between bibs ;; -een Streets rugusta Feb.s- ■■■-im _—- For Sale. A SECOND HAND p I A N 0. | ■ this OflrPC. THURSDAY EVENfITG, MARCH S«, 1831. Eagle Tavern. • m THE partnership of Vhipple Booth of the Eagle TaWrn being this day dis solved > v mutual consent. All debts due by the said firm will be paid b; said Whip pplc, and all debts due to the said firm are to be collected by him unit - Jcsso Wjppple, 1). 8. Booth. N. B. The house will still be continued as formerly, by the subscriber. J. WHIFFLE- May 10. The Subscriber, SOLICITS those who cm furnish him with evidence, to enable him to pros ecute with satisfaction, three persons who were concerned in maltreating his man servant COMUS, on the Washington road, this side of Col. Man’s on the eve ning of the 2d hist.—The boy was furnish ed with a pass wheih he propuetd (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 nut out by one week, the negro dot s not know who was his friend, being an African, understands but little English; scarcely enough to be uiuler itood—should a reward be expected, any thing reasonable will be granted by Isaac Laßoclie, Apply to A. Slaughter C. SAvlmzan or Thos. S. Oliver. December 7 / ts Notice. ItHE Subscriber Caut'ons the public . against trading for her Due Dill, gi ven to Bradley, for Seventy-Five 'follars, dated as well as I recollect the. 2lst of November, 1820, payable the first day of March, 1B21; as the property proved to he unsound, I am determined not to pay t. Eliza W ood. Barnwell Db.trict, So. Ca. Jan. 15* ts WAVUftm Cooke, Professor of Penmanship, \S ILL on Monday sth March, onen * his Writing Academy for the instruction ot the youth of either sex, in the import- | ant and useful art of penmanship, in a new and highly improved manner, as will be demonstrated, to the satisfaction of the public, by the specimens that will appear from his academy. Young Ladies or Young Gentlemen, de sirous of securing the advantages of his professional aitention, must ba early in their application, as he will limit Irimself to Ten, and engage for one month only. Persons wishing to engage, will please apply to the subscriber at Mr. W Ligon's. William Cooke. , March 1 if _ ' M f ccrc/en Secco I OF ALL SORTS, OUT u*i by ihu SHAKERS, and warm X Ad.-'- ALSO 30 tloz. Loudon Mustard w at milieu Ficsh aa.'igoud —Just Receiv ed and for sale cy j David Siuiiii v* Co. South side if the Market, j December 28 2m ** The Suhscribers nave formed a connexion fin in. |> j; xranaacting a General Commies ion Hu. < guess in this city, under the firm of Gas rin.ou & Lamab. Liberal advances will be made, either • u Augusta or this place, upon Produce or Merciiandizs, consigned to their house ibr sale. P. L. Cantclou, G. B. Lamar. iSavannab, October sth 1820 ts LOST ; riOMING from the north end of the Au \j gusta Bridge, to the City Hotel, 1 .MeAicoV Pocket Book • ataming a full case of Medical Pocket instruments, and Three Hundred andSe j’lty Dollars in Bank Notes of Ten Dob ori the State Bank of North £c South • ; ,rolina Banks. Any one who has or may the same, and lodging it in the hands of - U\ I’d, or giving such information as will v .,blc ifim to obtain the same, shall re ;ve au ample reward. \ H —The above amount of money . iiained two twenty dollar bills on the ■ite Bans of North Carolina, and from , , it to nine dollars in small bills. ‘ February | . LOST, O, life ?sth Ftbpunry last, ‘ bctxvct'n j I Spirit Creek Xml Fryer’s ponds, Burke « county, a Red Morocco con tabling one Fifty Dollar Bank Note, of *h<* State Bank of North Carolina —also the following promissory notes, viz : Bcnnct Grafton's Note in favor of Sam’l Grafton SB2 00 Do do „ do tin 94 00 Do do ~ do do 4 68 Joseph Grafton's „ do do 139 00 El'zaheth Grafton’s do do 209 Qi) Do do do do 14(1 00 Do do do do 500 00 Do do do do 760 00 1 hereby caution »1l persons from trad ing for said notes, or any part thereof, us payment of the same has been stopped.— A liberal reward will be paid for said pock et book, and contents, as above described, on delivery to me in Columbia county, or ' on being left with John Campbell or Wm. llicou, of Augus.a Samuel Crafton. i Columbia County, j 3t sth March, 1821. J '"Notice is irtreby Given, 1111 AT the concern of Glascock (J Diet . inson is dissolved by mutual consent, 1 that the unfinished business, has been trattslered to David F. Dickinson, who is authorised to close and settle the same. That i'hcraas Glascock will attend to ad vocating causes in which the said concern have been employed, and will continue i li.s practice in the counties of Richmond, Burke, Scriven, Warren, and Columbia, i ami will also practice in the count es o i Washington and in the Mayor's Court o this city, i hoiuas Glascock, -David 11.I 1 . Dickinson. 1 January 11 if : RANA WAY. TLI ■ JL ROM the subsedber, a Young Negro ruu’i named TOM, (supposed not over twenty one years of age,) be is of small stature, and a good jobbing carpenter by trade.—Hu is well kunwii in this place and Savannah, and is supposed to be lurk ing about the vicinity oi this city, or on his way to Savannah Any person apprehending »he said fel low and delivering him to Messrs. A. Slaughter, is C. Labuzan, or lodging him in jai!, sha’l receive Ten Oollaia re ward. ISAAC LAROCHE. Augusta, Nov. 17 ts Nofico is hereby given, T ' ) X HAT Fcit’g Brown, ot the county of j Richmond and Slate of Georgia, hath ap | plied to tile Inferior court of said county j for the benefit of the act for giving relief i in ca»es of insolvency and imprisonment— j And ad the creditors of the said insolvent i are required to shew cause, if any they \ have, before the said court, at the court house in said county on the 4th day of April next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon ct that day, why an assignment of the said (’ insolvent’s estate should not be made, | and he discharged according to the act. i February) w9t 1 akc i\ otice. THE creditors of Mark Donald Clarke, and Ragland mid lark t, are herepy noti fied, that the said Clarke has obtained au order from the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior court of Richmond county,di recting the sheriff - of said county to bring the said Clark) before them at the court house of said county, on the seventh day of April next, in order that he may take the benefit of the act for the relief of insol vent debtors. } Mark D. Clarke. 1 February I n9i j Car eat Emjttor. ; LI. persons arerequesit.it to take no -1 tice that I have legal and equitable liens, fora considerable pait of the pur chase money which remains unpaid, upon lot number ten, m lue lots laid off by Eu ward F. r arnpbdl 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, lake the property | subject to those liens ot which if more par i tit ular int-.-mation :s desired, it will be giv»ii I y r; chard Henry W ilde, Esq. or , the some f.vr. Jgssg Watson, by l*is Attorney A. Slaughter. January 3 J-f Entertainment , IS W r asUiugtu^s 1 he subscriber having lately purchas ed that pleasant and agreeable esUhlifh i j ment, formerly kept by Wm. C. Bohe> l intends keeping it as a House of Fnvate 1 1 ENTERTAINMENT. The buildings are I all undergoing a thorough repair, with i considerable additional improvements I gnitable rooms w ill be fitted up, and kept in reserve for private families and genteel travellers. This situation being off - the Public Square, is rendered perfectly reti. 1 ed, and at the same time sufficiently con venient for business. He intends keeping i on file, Newspapers from most of tin ‘ Biales in the Union ; and at tha same time pledges himself that every exertion shal be made to contribute to the comfort and entire satisfaction of those that may tL:r.k ; proper to call on him. 1 A. H. Sa?cd. Jwawy 25 GROCERIES, Wm H Co Offer Jor Safe, . ' > ; < 130 prime. (71001 Coffee 50 barrells prime N. O. Sugar 8 pipes pure Holland Gin 3 do do Cog 1) randy 5 hlids ,T. Kiim gM- . 2 Halfpipes Sicely Maumra Wine 50 barrels loaf Sugar 500 q. boxes Spanish Segura 40 do do Imperial i fll IA i Gunpowder &. Hyson S J. 14 l\ 200 qr- Canisters, do do do 10 Rags Pimento and Ginger, 10 Do. Pepper, 20 Sacks Fresh Almonds, 15 Roxes Ku, 1 Soap, 200 Rags Shot, assorted, 100 Kegs Duponts Powder, 20 do Rest Richmond Tobacccfc 12 Boxes Chocolate, 22 Darrels N. K. Gin, 36 Casks Cheese, 100 Boxes »h>. 3000 Bushels Salt. October 31—ts For Sale—A Great Bargain THE SUBSCRIBER OTTERS FOR SALE 1113 PLANTATION In Columbia county, ivherton he no\s lives, . containing 324 acres, IjYING on fho Columbia road, about thirteen miles above Augusta, and nine miles from Columbia court house; the situation is thought to o« equally health ful with any in the county; there is about 230 acres cleared and under good fence, fifty or sixty of which is fresh and well a dapted to the culture of Corn, Cotton, and grain of any kind; a comfortable; dwelling house, good kitchen, with all necessary out buildings, including a new Gin House and Giu ; also a very large new Stable. There are about 300 apple trees ol choice fruit—together with 500 bear ing peach trees; also a Still, and stands sufficient to save the fruit. In addition, there is a good garden, two convenient Hush springs of as pure water as any in the neighborhood. The plantation has undergone the necessary repairs, and preparation making for the pitching of a crop of corn of 100 acres, and Colton of 80 acres : also small grain in proportion. Possession given any time previous to the first day of May, and if required, a sufficient number of hands to tend the crop—a plentiful supply of provisions for tlie consumption of hands and stocic. Any person w ishing to purchase, Will do well to make an early call, as the first generous proposition will be acceded to. For further particulars enquire of the subscri ber on Hie premises. Littleberry Clanton. February 22———w Ivv The Western Hotel. subscriber informs hi* friends and I the public, that he has removed from his former stand, and opened ’he House formerly occupied by Captain U. Mims, and lute b, D. Green, F.sq. JIT THE SIGN OF THE Golden Ball. This situation possesses the advantages of being near to the Market, and a snffi-. cicnt distance removed from it, for the en joyment of quietude and retirement. It is situated directly on Centre Slree', at the corner of Green Street; —lias attach- • ed to it a dry and extensive Wagon Yard; also a 'arge and comfortable Stable, to gether with other conveniences ..qual to any in the City. The subscriber flutters himself that with tl*;*e accommodations, and a strict attention to business, he wil l continue to deserve the patronage of the Public. He returns his thanks for the favors he has already received, and pledges himself to use every exertion to picas*' and intertain these who may oblige bin by calling—and feels assured that they will not be dissatisfied with his charges, ash* is determined to furnish everything as low as the Market wiH afford W, Ligon. Augusta, January 18 '3mp A Great Uargain. 'IP 1. IfK subscriber offers to sell on rea sonable terms for cash, or exchange it for gaud lands in this state, near Augusta or South-Carolina; an elegant Tract of BAND,in the Alabama, lying on the wa ters of Oucatunce, which is sufficiently large enough to raft any size raft down, and lies in Township 11, Range 5, west, containing 509 acres, and about 40 miles from port St. Stephens. ALSO, One Tract of Land ty ing in the North Fork of the Oconee Ri ver, formerly in Franklin County, but now in Clark, adjoining lands of Barbary Frazer, Griggs and others, at the time ol Survey, containing 230 meres. Those persons who are desirous to pur chase, will do well by applying early to the subscriber at the Augusta Crockery (.store. W illiam H. Oakmau. March 12 w4w I _ .. For Sale. Acre* of CAND, on the Wa i'.i-ra of CnbbeH and Rocky Creek*—For . n»- .cukw enquire ot * Geo. W . £vao&. IJy *-»-<£ [ o. I*iß6j tm ' * llllll,l fmmm* Ji fix' 1 ty, The New 6f Elegant Steam Boat POTOMAC, Juse/ih/Middleton Matter, l.i EAVES Nortblk for Alexandria, ofl Monday Mornings, at 9 o'clock,and Alex* andria, on Thursday Mornings, ;at ihn ,u'pe hour. March s——2m T ° l, Lsh 38&$SSjB, Immigrants. feuCII persons residing in this Ciii wishing to have nny us their friend* brought out from Ireland, may have a pas sage secured tor them from a o»rt in tho North of Ireland, direct to tins place by * first class vessel, to arrive here at’tr tha Ist November next. Terms tßioe known on application (if by letter, poMu aid) tr the subscriber. Jumc* Mngee. Drafts on Ireland, in sums to suit pus» chasers, and at any sight Apply a:. aaovo. Savannah, March 12 I6w Gun Powder. A CONSTANT suftp' .f whole trvl half kegs Dupont's EP ui.l FFF rag ami glazed Gun Powder i,t the best quality, on consignment; which, together with A genera) assortment of GROCERIES, Will be sold low for cash or approved .paper. Frcd’k. K. Dugas. N. 0 —To whoh.sale purchasers a coß* siderable reduction will be made. CO* The Georgia Journal and State Ga« zetu-, Columbia, 9. Carolina, will insert the above four times, weekly, and forward tlieir accounts to this office lor payment. March B——w4w ’ NOTICE. rHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, was distolwd or* the 3d inst. by mutual consent Ail per sons having demands against the firm wili present them to 9. C. Dortic fur S '<tle* roenti and all those indebted to the tiritt will please make immediate payment the saTne, as all accounts not pai I by it first of April next, will indisCriminatelrts • put in the hands of un officer for a jDcts lion. 8. C. Boric, Henry i.obert, March S - 3t Citn/ectianfiry. t. HE aubttrlber hiving purchaied Croft Henry Robert his interest in the above tablishmertt, will continue to keep an as sortment of Confectionaries by tin- whole sale and retail. Orders from *hc country will be thankfully received, ana a great reduction will be Tnade to retaikrsia in town or country. Ih: hat on Hand a G> ueral Atojrtment of Ctii\dU« Sugar ilMil of nil tin t*. P.-rs-ct Love, ’ - '| Oil ot Cinnamon, | CORDIALS Life of Man, (of the first quality Aimisccd, f by the bottle «» Cloves, | • lozen, Peppermint, J Plain and Lemon Styrup. Arassortment ofbugai Toys, Raisins, Almonds, Sweet Salad Oil of the best quality,. Cognac Brandy, Genuine Holland Gin. Jamaica Bum, Cherry Brandy, Ell WINE, Port, I Malaga, J by the bottle or dozen. And many other articles Vio t. dioua to enumerate. 8. € Bortic. N. B.—He will constantly keep on hand a variety of fresh Cakes, March 5 3t Twwh of •Monlgotuer^. TheJgevtt vill offer for Sale,'m the secortA Monday in May next. Eight or Ten Lots, On the commu.nAii% uences in the t*w*n. They afmr<Taii» mantle and extensive view of the nvery, town, and surround ng cnnmty. Gentle* men wishing-b el gait privet* residence, aresMfted .> vie l * prow perty. There IT be onVied ;t■ h, j, variety oi LOTS for 'b*;*n '.as John Taylor* \V, Thv! T, \shi.dc&»> .HgeiiU of the Eatt .i.abamt* Cmftyt** February IJbfs 9we3dw