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[VOL. XXXV.] MONDAY EVENING, MAY 7, mat. im ' >
—!fHE~
aunujita «panicle.
M [g fOBMSimn
MONDAY & THURSDAY.
evenings,
U 5 Kean $ Uharllon.
•üblishers of the Laws of the U. States
at rirs dollars pan askom,
Iff ADVANCE.
~ JUST RECEIVED,
]t the X fork Commission
Book Store,
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
Blank books,
letter paper,
writing paper,
Md sundry Articles of
stationary,
School and Miscellaneous
Books.
IV- —ALSO
I I. emected per next Steam Boat, an
Iswrlment of LAW BOOKS; the whole
Ihvhich will be sold low for cash or town
iicepunccs.
I Samuel Sturges, Agent.
March 19——4 t
I Left the Subscriber
lIOME time in the latter part of March,
my negro fellow CHARLc-S, very
Kkomplected, nearly six feet high and
Bmuscd to be about 30 or 35 years of
Kit is supposed he is on the river on
Krdof some boat—therefore Boat own-
Kami Patroohs areforwarned from har-
King or employing him, a liberal re
Kril will be paid to any peason who will
Hge lum in the Augusta Jail.
I Tabitha J. Deall.
WApril 19 -*t
I Final Notice.
m WILL attend at the Store of
I Messrs Wslton and Harris, opposite
Ei Post Office every Wednesday,
■today and Friday until the first of
■me, for the purpose of collecting taw
Bate and County Tax for the year 18-0.
Brsnnsin arrear will do well to avail
Bemselves of this opportunity, if not, cxe-
Btion will issue.
I E. Bugg, T. C.
Ilpril 19
Btlie Advertiser and Herald, are request
Ito publish the above till the firsc cl
Ke _
r NOTICE?
K HE Copartnership heretofore existing
Ktveenthe subscribers, was dissolved on
K3d inst. by mutual consent. All per-
K having demands against the firm will
Kient them to S. C. Dortic for settle
Kit; and all those indebted ‘o the firm ,
Klpleasemake immediate payment of
Ksame, as all accounts not paid by the
Ktof April next, will indiscriminately be
Kin the hands of an officer for ollec
I S. C. Donic,
I Henry Robert.
Kjbcl) s——3t
I Con/ec i
V Hf/s;ihscriber having purchased from
■emy Robert his interest in the above es
KMishment, will continue to keep an as-
Bmicent of Confectionaries by the whole
K efn d retail. Oraers from the country
HU be thankfully received, and a great
Hwction will be made to retailers.in
H town or country.
KSilai on Hand a General Assortment of
Bandits § Sugar \ Iwms
■. of all sorts,
■ Wect Love, '
■pOilofCiimaraop, CORDIALS
(ofthe first quality
■ "'Weed, r by the bottle or
■ o |,jVes i dozen,
■«?psrmint,
Lemon Syrup,
■ ofSugar Toys,
Almonds,
■ ,* eet Salad Oil of the best quality,
Brandy,
Holland Gin,
■•Milica Rum,
■Jerry Brandy,
■5 rub * 1
Jjk I WINE,
the bottle or dozen,
jK. man y other articles too tedious to
■ S. C Dortic.
®—He will constantly keep on hand
■sty of fiesh Cakes.
■Mi 5 3 t
■ Six Nothem Made
m gigs ,
them of the best quality,
<Hftr.^ e L To P**»t Long Streat’s Sta
'Hj iC “7 Wm Meeker, who may b
tl bj e eu< l' 1 ‘ t i a g s‘. the above mention
■
*** The subscribers will
be .bsentfor afew month*.—,lohn Casliin,
Esq. and Thomas Maguire, will act as their
Atomics.
Maguire & Murphy.
April 2- 3t J
The Subscribers
5 h ESPECTFtJLLY inform their friends
and the public, that they have for
med tr 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 be faithfully attended to. Car
riages repaired at the shortest notice, and
in the neatest manner.
Johnson £5 Crane.
Just received, a handSohie assortment
of Newark made Gigs and carriages, also,
a few Barrels first rate Newark cider. *
January 15 3m
J. Hewitt ,
PROFESSOR of Music from New. York,
respectfully acquaints the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Augusta, that lie intends
giving lessons on the Piano Forte, varia
lions and Singing, with the proper meth
od of accompanying the voice, also, on the
Violin and Violoncello.
Terms made known by apply ing to him
at the Eagle Tavern.
January 11 if
LAW OFFICE. ~
'ft
3. HE subscriber* have formed a con
nexion in the various branches of profes
sional business, under tho firm of Rock
s', ell & Hnrnuus They will attend to any
business confided to them in the following
counties, viz :
Baldwin, Jasper , IVUldnson,
Jones, Hancock, Pulaski, (J
Morgan, IVa'JUngtOn, Laurens,
Greene, Twiggs,
And also in the 6lh Circuit Court of the
United States.
Samuel Rockwell ,
Joseph L. Hepburn.
MiUe-igcvilte, feept 21 .if
Consignments.
DH. UOUKK’S
Celebrated Vegetable Pulbio
nic Detergent,
WHICH is used in Consumptions,
Catarrhs, Asthmas and Coughs, or
diseases originating from Colds, with j
signal advantages. This Medicine is freed |
from all those objections which the use of |
inflamatory 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 his 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
the Medical properties of his Detergent
can only be tested by its use. A few
Cases of the above, are offered low at
Wholesale and Retail j also Casks and
Barrels of Lamp and Linseed Oil, Mus
tard; Alum and Madder; with various j
other articles on the most accommodat- 1
mg terms. 1
C. C. Dunn,
Ansley' Range.
January 1.
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Private Boarding House.:
Mrs. SANDWICH has opened a Prl- i
Mill B;.ar ing House on the corner ol |
Washington and Ellis Streets, in the ,
Tenement formerly occupied by Mr. Oh-,
ver Reid. ;
Young Ladies from the country can be ;
comfortably accommodated.
November 13 It . j
Twenty Hollars Reward , i
And all Reasonable Expenses I
lEfILL be paid for apprehending and J
IV lodging in any jail in the state of j
neoreia. a Negto Fellow named
MARTIN
fl o is owned in Savannah, has absconded
md 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 01 Ins
front teeth out, and Ims a scar on his u tad
—tor further particulars enquire at this
Office.
Kept. $ -1
Pianos,
JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of
first rate London made Piano Fortes.
Patent polished »nd round Cornered.-
For sale low for cash, or approved paper,
1 by A. PICQUBT,
at Messrs. F. G. GIBSON, & Co.
January 1 w
Administrator’s Sale
POSTPOJWP
WILL be sold on the first Saturday
in may next, at my plantation in
Columbia county, tbe Goods and_ Chattels
» of Silas Adams, deceased, consisting of
' two new Waggons, some. Wheels, and
sundry other articles.
D. Pace, adm’n
April 23;- '—4t
[ Spring Roods.
( .U'AM-U, ,\V)( V\, X; Uo.
. Upper wing City Hotel,
have just received from
. JfEiy.YOKK, A FRESH SUPPLY OF
1 Seasonable, Staple $ Eancy
>II ' v
• a>imr (B(M)ips 9
, —JiUOSO WHICH A ItK Tllli rOLLOWINO
o
JLQ.EAL extra Superfine black and blue
cloths
Figured Nankin Crape Robes, Black and
, assorted colors,
Linen Cambric, low priced and very fine,
■. Do do. Ilkf*. do do do do
•. Fine and low priced Lawns,
■ ( Plain, striped and figured Jaconet Muslin,
1 Plain and figured book ditto,
Leno Muslin and Millinetts, suitable for
Pavillions,
Striped Muslincttes,
Black, white, blue, and pink Satins,
White and pink figured ditto,
Figured and striped Silks, various colors,
Blue, pink, green, while, black, dove
pearl, and a variety of other colors
double Florence and Levantines,
Satin and 7 afety, plain and pearl edged
Ribbons,
Figured garniture ditto, plaid and satin
stripe do. various colors and widths,
from No. Ito 2d, s<me very rich,
Ladies’ white and other colors prunelk
Shoos
Gentlemen and Ladies’ black and white,
figured and plain silk hose,
Gentlemens’ silk and cotton half do.
Cambric and Carlile Ginghams,
Shell, imitation, pocket A; dressing combs,
Green, black and assorted colois Italian
and India sewing silk,
Russia Diaper and Irish Sheetings,
Black BotnbsZine, veiy fine,
White, figured and striped Mcrsails and
Toiianette Vesting,
Gentlemen’s super white castor and other
colored beaver gloves,
Ltw’.ics’ white, purple aud colored kidand
silk do.
Irish Linens,
Silk, lace, pearl, ivory and best gilt and
plated coat, vest and shirt buttons,
Black, w bite and green Italiou crapes,
Super tight print and chintz calicoes.
Long Nankins—Fans,
Worked muslin bands,
Whittemore’s Gotten Cards, No. 10, by
the box,
Bandboxes by the nest or dozen, &c. Btc
ALSO
Oug Uabfc LtuVio s 1 /
Leghorn Hats,
unusually low.
The above, together with goods previ
j ously on hand, comprise a very general
1 assortment, which were bought cheap,
1 and will oe sold accordingly.—Country (
■ Merchants and others, who will please t
call, will find, we presume, sufficient in i
ducements to repeat their visits ,
March 19 wtf (
' mahobonYT '
i T
1# UST received a quantity of Mahogony,
of the following dimensions:—'l wo, One,
and Hall Inch Planks; also Crotch Venters, ]
which will fie sold on accommodating t
terms, by applying at Messrs. Leeds and I
Lynes, April 23—\v3w 1
I S lO Reward.
JLIOST fir STOLEN, between the The
a(re aud the Globe Tavern, on Saturday 1
evening the 7lb inst a GOLD WATCH,
Ribbon Chain, 2 Seals and one Gold Key; 1
—one SILVER WATCH, double cased,
■ and one small buck-hor.i headed cane.—
| The above reward will be given for fhp '
I restoration of the Watches and Seals, if t
i delivered at the Chronicle office. <
1 April 9——3 t
i -———
Notice. 1
! A LL persons indebted 10 the estate of >
: Jm. John Foster, of Columbia county, dt>
j ceased, are requested to come forward
! and settle their accounts immediately—
-1 and ail persons having demands againsi
( said estate will please present their ac
counts to the administrators of said deceas
ed for payment within the lime prescribed
by law.
April 23 Gw
. Tor bale.
Or Exchange for Town
propei ty.
1 PLEASANT and healthful situation
on the Sand-Hills. The premises are weli
improved with a commodious dwelling
house, and every necessary out-building,
and is convenient to a well of excellent wa
ter. For further particulars enquire at
the Chronicle Office.
February 19 ff
[tpPersons having Books
in their possession, belonging to tin.
Subscriber, or to the estate of his brolhci
Dr. Unix, dec. will please return them
without delay, otherwise they may consi
der them as keepsakes.
A. Bruix.
’ March 29 ts
TO LET,
r 7
‘ J. VVO rooms, neatly fnmished, well
calculated for families or single gentle
im 1 —Apply at this Office.
February I——ts
I
. (tT flood li-nck—Ticket
No ssn. in the Grand State Lottery, Bth
Class, came ap on the 22d of March, a
Prize of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and was sold at
Allen’s
Lucky Office, corner of Broad and Me
In tosh streets. April 2—3 t
T\\o YvigVu'bl VYcnimm
Given for Charleston
Bank Notes,
By S. V M. Alien.
Corner o( Brrtad & MHnlcsh Street.
March 26: h —ft
PAINT OIL STORE.
TRNftE subscriber respectfully informs
JB. the citizens of Augusta, that he is now
orening and has for sale at his store on
Broad Street, opposite Doct. Wray’s,
A Large and General Assortment nj
Paints, Oil, Window Glass,
Prushes, tije. iS*c.
AMONG WHICH ARF.——
F’ake White Fnrphie Brown
tv hite Lead, dry Terra de Sciima
do ground in oil do do burnt
Paris White Turkey Umber
Fine Whiting Return Slone
White Chak Ivory Black
VV lute Vitriol Lamp Black
Sugar of I cad Blue Black
Chrome Yellow Black Lead
King’s Vollow Black Faint
Fatent. Yellow, diy Linseed Oil
do ground in od ' do Boiled
Orange Orpiment Lamp Oil
Dutch' Fink Spermaceti Candles
Fine Homan Ochre Copal Varnish
Stone Ochre Japan do
Yellow Ochre pow’fl Incorporated bl’lt do
do ground in oil Harness do
Spruce Ochre Rosin do
G mb age Spts, Turpentine
Oa mine Japan ist oil goldsizcs
Chinese Verttiillian Bronze
English da Gold Leaf
Red Lead Silver Leaf
Litharge Powdered Du'ch Metal
Drop Lakes, all sorts Fallet Knives
Rose Pink Pllue
Venetian Rid, dry Pumice Stone
do ground in oil Bonn
Red'Ch.tlic Sand Paner
Prussian Blue liniery Powder
Blue Paint Putty
Bine Verditer Window plaits, all
.Strewing Smalts Picture do [sizes
Powder Blue Gum Copal
Flotaut Indigo do Slallac
Blue Vitriol do Arabic
itislilled Verdigris Fine hair Pencils
French do dry do dp 'Tools
do ground in oil Graining Tools
Green Verditer Paint Brushes
Sap Green While wash do
Mineral do Scrubbing do
French do Sweeping do
Olympian do I Dust do
Spainr.li Brown, dry Clothes do
do ground in oil
The Subscriber will also attend to the
Glazing
Business generally, and from the exten
sive stock which he intends at all times
keeping, nil! be enabled to dp it on the
most reasonable terms.
E. Sprague
March 26 ts
LaW.
J rn: sitb-criher lenders Ms proffissional
services in the following counties of the
Middle Circuit . —Richmond, Columbia,
Washington, Emanuel, Scriven &,'Burke,
■uni in tiie county of Warren of the Nor
thern Circuit. He will also piactice in
tae Federal Courts of this State.
Thomas Glascock.
(jj'The Savannah Republican and Mil
ic gcvillc Journal will riiaert the above
one mouth. T. G.
January 22
Notice is hereby Given,
fOMIAT the concern of GlmcoekCJ Pick-
B imon is dissolved by mutual const ni,
lliat the unfinished business has been
iranstcrcd to David P. Dickinson, who is
authorised to close and settle the same
That I'hrmas Glascock will attend to ad
v caring cfuistsln which the said concern
iisvc been employed, and will continue
i.s practice in the counties of Richmond,
Buiko, Ecriven, Warren, and Columbia,
uid wdi also practice in the couni.es u
and in the ,Ma3or’s Court o
this city.
ThoinaH Ghtscock,
Dav’-d t\ Dickinson.
January 11 tt
'|*o licnt for tlie »Season.
rsx
H VVO pleasant and healthful Sllua
lions about nine miles from Augnsta, one
on the Washington, the other on the Col
•nubia Roads, and about a mile from the
Quaker Springs, both well improved, with
axccllent water and every convenience
fora family—persons wishing to Rent ei
ther of the above places, will do well to
make early application.
Holt Clanton.
April 9 •>* P 1 *
The person who
took a Flute and a collection of Matte out
of room No. 7 at the Di*y Hotel will
please return them,
April 9 fit
>
! KENILWORTH,
» ■' New Nr-vei, by the author of Waved,',
Rob Roy, £tc. Sec,
MKLVtOU ITI, (bo Wanderer, a Talc, by
the author of Bertram.
THE FATIIQU.'.KH, a Talc, by the ml.
tbor ot the Ayrshire Legatees, or the
('om-spon lance of the Pringle Family
I he ANGKL o: the WOULD, a new poem.
BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE, No. 15,
•Ind a /ei.' of
STUKOESS’ MAP OP
GEOBGIA,
On commission, at the very rcdiuyd price
of Six Dollars,
Just Received, and fur sale By
3. £,• H. Ely.
ts /in have constantly on hand a J.avffC
Supply of
, Cap Letter Paper,
jitid SCHOOL BOOKS,
which will be sold to Country Merchants,
on the most advantageous terms.
Apiil 19.
Advertisement.
.f HETIEAS K.e subscriber bus Isben
the Hoarding House, just below the goal
and market house, on Broad street, in the
city of Augusta, returns his thanks to a
generous public for the support already
given, and solicits a continuance of their
favors, and pledges himself to give every
attention, and hoarding at the following
rates, io wit:—Horsts boarded at 50 cents
per night i single feed 37i ; boarding for
jnan per day gl ; di mer 50 cents ; sii(
per 57$ cents ; breakfast 37 i ; bed I?#
cents—clean nice beds and a well furnish
ed table, and a good attentive hostler from
the north. I also keep a Wagon lard in 1
good order, gratis, to those that take ;
hoarding. 1 am; ike. Stc. >
Thornton Holettian. J
April 23. I
O' The Milledgevillc Recorder, Co
lumbia, .S. C. Stale Gazelle, and Raleigh t
Minerva, will rc-pnhhsli the above monthly i
for live months, and forward their accounts a
to this ofHcc for payment, c
*-■■■ ■ *- - ■ t
N dice. r
1 I.L persons indebted to the estate of
I V the late Dr. Thomas Leavitt, dcr.M,
cither hy note or open account, are re.
qu< sted to come forward and pay the same
before the Ist day of November pext.— ,
All persons having elaimn against the es
tate are notified to exhibit them to the
administratrix within the time prescribed
by law, properly amhentica'ed.
Eliza A. Leavitt, udm’x.
April 19. ts
FOR SALE
A Great Bargain.
Tml! subscriber offers far sale her plan
tation in Darke county, the late re
sidence of Dr. Thomas Leavitt, dec. con
•aining acres, more or less, lying neai
V/aynesbonmgh, and wellrdapted to the
culture of Corn, Cotton and grain of every
kind, a comfortable dwelling house wit;
all necessary out buildings including ;■
large new gin house and gin. Payments
r ade easy, and possession given the fin I
of January, 11,22, and if required the pu;
chaser can be supplied with corn, foddei
and stock of all kinds on the premises.—
For further partici lars, enquire of the
subscribe) on the piern.ses.
Eliza A. i eavitt, adm’x
April 19 m9ra
NOTICE.
PIIE firm of Ifrnrt I*. Tanrrt, ft Co
and also or Savaok ft Spa sh, in ciissoved
by mutual consent.—Ail persons indebted
to saidfirmsare requested to make inwru
<liate payment to Henry P. Tabei, who is
authorised to make settth-ments.
W in. Savage,
James Spann,
Henry P. Taber.
April 1C -■ 3w
FOUND,
A. SM ALL sum of money, or the 21st
instant, which the owner can h *ve be des
cribing the bill and pay ing for this adver
tisement. —Enquire at this office.
L April 23. '
Administrator’s Sale.
In pursuance of an order of the honor
able the court of Ordi7,iry for the county
of Columbia, will be ‘sold on Saturday tlx
26th day of May ner.t, between the usimi
’ ours, at the late residence of John Fos
ter, one negro w otnan named Uctty, be
longing to the cm ate of George VV. Bow
dre, late of said co inly, deceased. Term*
Imade known on* :! Je day of sale.
Collier Foster, actyi’r.
April 23*—Hi
Brigade Orders.
Colonel Them., rfß ]_ M
turn having been tendered and accepted
an iitc’ion to [ill the vacancy will be held
on Monday the 2lst day a s May next
;U the C’onrt. House in the city of August
ta -——By order of 6
«il{T «en, Tiro. GhASOCIf.
•Samuel Tarver,
a -i , „ . * Hd-de Camp,
April 12 tdc
~ 1 * —-- -■«. mi
Division Orders.
T
AN conformity to the orders of the Corfu
niandcr in Chief, and in persuance of
the arrangements of the Adjutant Gen.
oral, the pai-ades for Inspection and He
view of the regiments composing the Scf
00,1,1 liivision, are ordeied at tile follow*
mg limes and places.:
First Brigade.
At Wnrrenton, (Warren count"/, 1 a
convention of field, staff, company and
non-commissioned ti|l\cers of the 9i|i
regiment, on Monday, the 28th May next,
and on l lmisday, the 29th, the r-vietf
and inspection of said regiment.
At Appiingtoii, (Columbia count}',) ft
convention of the field, staff, company
and non-commissioned officers of the 11th
regiment, on Wednesday, the 3uth of
May next, ami on Thnrtdav, the 31st.
the inspection and review of said reffi
nutnf. 6
At Augusta (Richmond county,) a con*
vention of, the field, .staff, company, a.id
non commissioned officers of the 10th n *
giment, on I’iiday, the Ist of June tiev*
and on baiimlay, the 2d, a review and
inspection of said regiment
Second Brigade.
At Sandorsvillv. (Washington countv,)
u convention of tlie field, staff, company
tu.d non commissioned officers of (Ik 13m
regiment, on Wednesday, the 23d of
May next, and on Tliuisday the 24th,
the review and inspection of said regi*
incnl. 0
At Sparta (Hancock county,) * con*
t ention of the field, staff, company' unit
non-commWsbncd officers of the 14ili
and 15th regiment, on Friday, the ttfih
ot May next, and on Saturday the 26th,
the review and inspection of said reri*
roentn. u
By order of Major General
Valentine Wuikef,
Wrn. P. DeannomJ.
A Aid-ik Camp,
Head Quarters, Augusta,
April —l2 3tw.
| *"" " ,|1 "
A bargain.
For Stile or Harter ,
A HALF ACHE LOT, with the Improve*
menis thereon, in tbe village of Vi*
. nna, Abbeville District, S. C. on Savan
i ;'ii river—being a noted cruising placd
h’oin north to south. Tile improvement*!
are, h comfortable dwelling house, fitted
lor a family and transacting' trade in; hav.
n;g a convenient shop and cellar—al«o, all
"be recessnry out in good re.
'• , Ji will be eicltangvft tot ’own pro*
■>er*j iin»Aug-usttt, or Was*(£tati, Wilkftt
county—or osrured for merchandize, at ‘
be market price. For further informa*
'<m,apply to Mr. Gimimixt, near the mar*
i;el Augusta.
A pnl » 3ttf
50 dolls. Howard
FO!' apprehending and delivering, t)f
.ocf; 'cmeitt so that the subscriber gel*
* saionofthein, of the following Nc<
. oes, which (tanaway from the Subscii*
•or on Sunday XltJi ult. and supposed
viU endeavor to make their way Lr Vir*
niia—viz: Daniel' sen aged 50 years, .
lark complexion— Daniel, jun. aged say
21 years, full face and dar k complexion—
lack, aged 21 years, thin visage, yclioW
complexion— Sam, about 21 years of age,
black co'iipLjion—Also, Prudence, a \vo»
man, about 08 years of age, dark complex-*
ion. Theaboie reward, or in proportion
io the mimbi • c.niifhl, will be given by
Chut chili Gibson,
JVamn Court!/,
April® 2,
The Subscriber ,
JBkING on the eve of leaving thlflcoufl*
try, ofFcrs for sale at private sale, until
the 10th of April next, the house whtro
he now lives on the river bank, below the?
bridge. He has there a number of valu*
aide French Hooka, some of which (be*
•• g part of the Library of Doct. BruX,
dec.) are particularly recommended to
Physicians.
After that time they will be offered at
Auction, with bis furniture, Btc,—-among
this he lias a Clock and a Miniature Paint*
ing Box, both exquisitely beautiful, find
remarkably good, which he recommend*
to amateurs.
Augustus Bi\u.y.
March 19 ts ». *
Notice.
NINE months after’ date, application
Will be made to the Honorable the
Inferior Court ofltichmond country, sot
cave to sell a certa n tract of land in ilu»
;oun»y of Baldwin, situate in the twen i»
th district, and known by the nufnl.et
r io3, in the plan of said district, being the
property of Matthew F> x, dec. for the
oenefit of the heirs and creditors of said
vccasctL
Anner Gua*v.
Nov ?S «Mv