Augusta chronicle & Georgia gazette. (Augusta, Ga.) 1821-1822, December 10, 1821, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textmm ir ■ i-aivsii ■imported Goods H A AT savannah. ■ GenYge. W. Coe, i.a NOW OPENING H.V; Iv isivc Assortment of ■ GOODS, editable for the approaching Season, —CONSIST)so or— H White Welch Plains ■ glue ami mixed do ■ X.ondon Duffildllankets Rose and Point do ■ Heavy Cotton Bagging H Black and colored Boinbazetls fine worsted Hosiery , H Merino and lamb’s wool Hose H Snpcifine white Flannel jjiue, red and yellow Flannels fl Tartan Plaids H Supeifiue wide Black Bombazeens Flag Handkerchiefs H Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres I Felice Cloths ■ Brussels and Venitian Carpetings Heart h Rugs H Deyacstic Plaids and Stripes ■ Ozi.abnrgs Irish and German Linens Tortoise shell Combs Plain black Nankin Crapes SI Mandarin Crape Drees-s ; |S Tib a variety of other articles, which sale on accommodating terms, at |SH, corner of Broughton and Barnard for cash or approved paper. H received, by the ships Oglethorpe Emily, from Liverpool, and late s from the north, an extensive < f Hjiilisli, French. India & Do ll. n.es tic I DRY GO 3B; ALSO, ■ Hirdware. H Which they iffer to country merchants most reasonable terms m Notice, ■ii) Co-partnership heretofore exist- the firm of F. C. Taylor & Co. |Hitny mutual consent, dissolved on the of August last. I F. U. Taylor, K' l c\ lauin, ■j, b. Business heteafter wilfbe coutm- Hedby _ ■ F. C Taylor. H 1 < 2~~ _ W merchant tailor, ■RkSPF.CTFULLY informs his custom leisaiid the public generally, that be con ■liiiurs to carry on his business in Cants Hint's Brick Store, in Broad Street, near Hh opposite the City Hotel. .He teels Himkihl lor past favors, and solicits a Htnnlinuance ; he pleilges himself that Ins HiVmk shall not be exceeded by any dom Hiuliis city, and will constantly keep on Hbttd, BciiiWvs, Cassimcres axxd ij Y esliugs, OF THE BEST Cf U ALITY; H Which he will sell, and make up on ■ moderate terms. [1 ,0 RECEIVED the LATEST NeW- I Yin It anti t*: 'ilH'l<■ Iphia 'FASJII OA S. R October 22——ts I COTTON I WARE-HOUSE. | WILLI AM 11. EGAN, 1 H aving taken the Warehouse lately I occupied by .1 & W Harper, upper end, I South side of Broad Stn ct, lor the recep- I tioa of I PRODUCE, I, And the tiausaction of r Commission Business I generally, hopes, that its convenient ac commodation, ami his own unremitting mention, may ensure him a share ol Pub lic pain mage. September 6 oawtf Sugar, Coffee, Wine, Al monds, and SPANISH SUGARS. iijlllDS prime Muscovado Sugar 5 pipes L I* 1’ Madeira Wine, ]5 qr i asks do 32 tiaifqr casks do 75 bags Coffee, 17 bbis fresh A'hell Almonds, SO,Odd superior Spanish Segars, in boxes con ai ling 100 each 7 pipes and 7 cp’ casks Corsica Wine, For Sale by John Kinney, jr. November 29 ts Job Printing A* eally Executed at this Office Aug iista Chronicle Georgia Gazette. £YOli, S 4 e men do, lives after them; t C Ihe good is olt interred with their bones.’* 3 3em\t, $ Co. U PP er W«ff City Hotel, IIAVL RECEIVED FROM N. YORK, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or Staple $ Fancy IDjTil (SD(e)i)©, —viz— 5 Q 0 UPER, common and low priced, black, blue and mixed cloths & Cassimeres, Super and Common Valencia, Toilanette, Swansdown and Marseilles Vestings, Rombazelts and Bombazines, Satinnetts, Flannels and Oil Cloths, Nankin and Canton Crapes, all colors, Italian do. white, black and Green, Super light and dark prints and chintz calicoes, Silk and cotton flag handkerchiefs, Cambric cravats, white, spotted, iigured and checkered, 4-4 & 6-4 cambrics, and cambric and com moa dimuties, 2 Cases 4-4 Irish Linens, 1 do. Super brown do. Turkey red, blue, Madrass and Polycat handkerchiefs, Linen and imitation cambrics and cambric handkerchiefs, Long Lawns, Russia and Irish Diapers, Dogskin, Bucksin, and Beaver Gloves, Ladies dressed and undressed kid do. Scarlet embrodered inclines, Marseilles quill counterpins 4-4 square, Sewing silks, black, white, green, blue and assorted colors, Colton cords, balls and threads, Linen tapes f threads and bobbins. Darning and floss cotton, Willow flats and millinetts, Suspenders, children’s socks, Cass.mere, merino and silk shawls. Shell U Imitation Tucking Si side combs, Pearl, Ivory and Horn Pocket ditto. Ribbons —an extensive assortment of all colors, Plaids, Striped, figured and plain, Plain and pearl edged Taft'ely horn No 1 to 22, Silks, Levantines, Florences, Satins, Sin shews and Sarsenetls, plain & figured of various colours, Silk Lace, plain and figured, Silk lace edging, black and white, Silk hose, Gentlemens’ and Ladies’ black and white, plain and figured. Silk and Tabby Velvets, various colors, Silk lace shawls, veils and handkerchiefs, Elegant need;ew,«rk muslin robes and walking dresses, from 12 to 30 dol lars, very rich, Low priced needle-work, tambored and embroidered do. Jaconet, mull and book muslin Flounces and Inserting Trimmings, Worked muslin Bands or Coiaretts, Thread Laces, a good assortment, cheap, Jet Eardrops, Snaps, Clasps, Hooks and Eyes and Necklaces, Gilt Neclaces, Clasps and Snaps, Pearl, ivory, silk and thread, shirt, sus- Wallace's extra girtdnui'ww and vest buttons, Super Scissors and Chains for do- Magnum Bomun and common Razors nnd strops, . Sportsmen’s pocket and Pen Knives, Pl aying Cards and Dressing Combs. Durable Ink and Osnaburg Thread, Domestic Plaids, Stripes, Checks, Slurt inirs and Sheadings, Bandboxes, by the dozen or package, aV hiltemore’s No 10 Cotton Cards, Ike. ALSO Straw Bonnets. 20 cases of very superior Straw Bon nets, Bands, and Trimmings, ot various oalterns, such as bell crowns, double capes, round fronts, cottage shape, ate ~c. —cheap for the quality- The above goods are offered at whole sale and retail for cash, or on time for ap proved paper- Regular supplies will be received from our partner in New York, which will enable us to have constantly on h and a general assortment ot fresh season able Goods; and from the patronage we have received the year past, we are in duced to believe we have sold, anal s-.-all continue to sell at least as cheap us our neighbors r November 8.- tt Ko\‘U\ & A few doors above t he Planters’ Hotel, BROAD-STREET, Have just received , nnd urc no~ a> offering Jot sn\', at iVholisale or detail, An Extensive Assortment of Dry Goods AND groceries, 15000 pair of Fashionable Boots ami Slices, Assorted. A L \RGE ASSORTMENT OF ©©mSSa Os dift'i rent kinds. TIN PLATE, By the Box and Wire. Tin and Pewter Ware Manufactured by them asimal. \s one of the firm resides in New-\ ork uiey intend at all times to have their as -3 ortment complete. Country Merchants and Traders can at, all times be supplied ’ ( .n the most accommodating terms Nov. 22 - Notice. WE are authorized to slate kVmuND BUGG will be a candidate foi 3 Tax Collector at the ensuing Election. Cotton, Stock, AND Exchange Broker. THE sub sc ji her has taken an oflice in the building lately occupied by -Messrs Stewart & Hargraves, on the north side of it road-street, opposite to the Post :, Oflice—where be offers his services in i, the above business, and hopes, by strict , personal attention, to obtain the patron age of his friends and the public. I he great facilities afforded by brokers in commercial operations generally, render it remarkable that the merchants of Au gusta and the planters have long sustain s cd the inconvenience of having none, and particularly a Cotton Broker. In almost every other cotton mart the business is L principally done by brokeis; and hence tlie ease, certainly and dispatch with which it is executed. The same system is perfectly practicable here. The mer chant, by applying at the oflice ot the sub scriber, may hereafter save himself the trouble of sampling his cotton and looking up a purchaserthe planter need be no longer involved in doubt and difficulty to ascertain the true slate of the market, nor subject himself to the caprice of the wary speculator—and the purchaser will at ail times know where to resort for cot ton at the market price. Office Regulations relative to Cotton. Ist- In order to give time for sampling, citizens offering cotton are requested to leave tire ware-house receipts by eight o’clock, a, m.—ls left later than nine, sales cannot be realized till the succeding day If more convenient, the receipts may be enclosed in a letter of instructions, and dropped in the letter box the night pre vious. 2d. Cotton will he sampled and’receiv ed from wagons till ten o’clock, V m.— if offered after that hour, sales cannot be eralized till next day. 3d. Warehouse expenses will invariably be deducted from the account sales. 4th. Sales will commence at icn o’clock . and close at twelve, a. m. sth. Persons choosing to limit and Urn. •ling higher than the market, will have their receipts returned them on paying 64 cents fora bag entry and sampling. 6tb. Commissions on sales, 25 cents a bale. Orders from the country, en closing the warehouse receipts, will be promptly executed. Wtock Exchange and Brokerage, Jn their Various Branches, Will be attended to at all times during of fice hours, which will be from eight o’- clock a. m. till two o’clock p. m. and from three o’clock till five p. m. John Kinney, inn’r. than at outers it.-- --; T " r may, in the strictest confidence, avail themselves of the advantages of the mar ket, by applying at the above office. November 8. If EiVwA. A. Hardin, $ co. Are now receiving (at ti e next door be low the B.idge Bank) a variety of Handsome Staple and Fancy BUY GOODS; —'THERE IS AMONG THEM — &UPEUFINB Bine, Black and Fancy Colours Cloths & Cassimers. Valencia Vestings, 4 4 Irish Linens, Merino Shawls and Mantles- Black & colored French c.-apc dresses Do. Nankin do do £ t r ery Do-plain Nankin do 3 Very line black Bombazine, Handsome furniture Chintz, Thread, Laces and Edgings, Hob netle do. Linen Cambrics. Long Lawns, plain and Figured clean Lawns. Linen and Imitation cambric Hhk’s li al India and oilier muslins, Womens’ and Mens’ Black and white English siik hose and Gloves, Caroline Plaids, iJc. Sic. ——ALSO— -5 Ilhds. containing very handsome PLAIN and CUT: GL-VSS. 20 Crates well Selected Crockery, with a a large and complete assortment of Choice Groceries. December 3 3t Whiskey for Sale. Hhds. Whiskey of good quality, low for cash. By 1. Thompson. Doc 3 / VcWuTvblv, to aaVe. IMIE subscriber wishing to close his concerns in this State, offers for sale a tract of land in Jefferson county, con taining one thousand seven hundred and sixtv acres, or upwards. —It is well adapt cd to the culture of cotton and corn, ami tias an elegant site thereon for a saw and grist mill —its contiguity to Augusta and Louisville, renders it an object to purchas ers. The terms will be moderate lor Cash, or cotton at the market price, to ' be delivered- in Augusta or Savannah.— 1 For terms appl. to Mr. George Twiggs, near Augusta. Levi Twiggs. December 3——-tt jjj We are authorized to announce Capt. D. BERRV, a candidate 1 for the Oflice of She rift' for Richmond county at the ensuing election. ... t * Coffee, Whiskey, Wlue, vvud s© n AGS prime Green Coffee, i 11 I'iercts Si J , vu , e ..p. r f 40 5 WHISKEY, > 2 Pipes Brandy, • ( > Q • C|»ks Malaga Wine, i 17 Casks Cheese, t On Consignment- fur sale low, by T, B. Gordon, i .Insley Range, f December 3 3t i E. Daggett § Co. SOUTH 811IK HUOAH STREET > ! C Opposite the Planter's Hotel. J 1 ’ II WE FOB SAL ft, • UfOdXD© YARDS Domestic Shirt '■'S'. I 10,000 do do Sheeting, 10 000 do do Plaids, 5:;00 do Blcoihed Shirting, 2000 do Sumt Loom do 2000 Fair N’gro* Shoes, —also I A pood assortment of/West-India GOODS $ GJ^CERIKS. December 3 4t Oranges and Lemons. A- FEW thousand -of superior quality, Just received ams for sale corner of Centre and Ellis greets, by ’Wiliam Jackson. Dec 3 ;■ WTuldwaue, CVTLERV, >yc. 3oVu\ $ T\\ua. «V. Hones, ii WE received per ships Emily and I Oglethorpe, frim Liverpool, a general and extensive addition to their Cornier stock. They have also on hand a variety of other goods wjrdiy the attention of coun try Merchants. November 29 w6w Lost ! 1 1 1 JL ROM Steam Boat’s Freighting Boat No. 24.) supposed to have been taken, through mistake, on 3 BAG of COFFEE, marked M weighing 168 pounds. Any information respecting the same, will be thankfully received by T. li. Gordon, Idas ley’s Range. 1j m jpj * ijt 111 * I The subscriber offers for sale his pro perty in Twiggs county, situated 18 miles below Fort Hawkins. It lies Immediately on the Ocmulgee river, and contains 3050 acres of land, of a most excellent quality, it being Swamp-hammock and pine.—3so Acres are in cultivation ; and all the build ings necessary for purchaser’s taking pos session, are already upon the place. There are also 30 negroes, and a consi derable stock of cattle, horses and hogs, which would be sold with the plantation, if it were required. The conditions upon which this plact mav be purchased, arc - one third to be paid at or before the signing of the deed, and the balance by annuall instalments thereafter. T’or further particulars, apply to my brother, A. U. Ralston, in Augusta; or to the subscriber on the premises. David Ralston. November 29 50 Dolls Reward. iVnSrONDED on the 27th ultimo, two N gro Slaves, viz: JtM and SUCKEY his wife, JIM is a likely stout able fellow, about 35 years ola, live feet six or eight inches high broad nose thick lips, one of ids upper teeth out, turns his toes consi derably outway when walking, has a great Coal of a greenish cast, speaks with con sideiable sense when spoken to, he is an excellent Butcher, and probably will at tempt to pass as a free man, or as the pro perty of some other person. SUCKEY is about twenty-eight years old, common height, slender made, large cheek bones, rather a thin visage, light complected, has a considerable scar on one of her legs about the ancle and is very active, and peart when spoken to The above reward will be paid for the apprehension of the said Negroes and confinement in any Goal in Georgia or South-Carolina, so that I get them, and sufficient proof to convict any person tor ' giving a free pass, or in any manner aid L or assisting the abov* Negroes in get ting off, or the sum of Ten Do law for either of them, or Twenty Dollars for i both, if they, leav-j the neighborhood ol Augusta: they will probably make an attempt to go to Savannah or Charleston S C. and endeavour to obtain a passage* ; on board some vessel. All persons are , cautioned from trading with, or harbor ing the said Negrocs-any informal on will be thankfully. the sub ’ scriber living in Richmond County Geor g‘a' Peter T. Bogg. December 3 * —3t i fTT The Editors ol the Savannah I • . publican, and Charleston City Gazette, \ will publish the above 3 times wc. kly. and fin*. »> d their accounts to tins office. '■ *" •••■ ih iMi ■ ■ ii i iianiteiaaMmi AUCTION. By I. Thompson. • On 1 uesday the first of January next, WILL BK SOLD, WITHOUT KESKIIVK, At the Market-House in the city of Augus ta, at 10 o’clock t Two Prime Negro Fellows. , Good Moat Hands—Terms Cash. Nov- mber 1 -tds GLOBK TAVKHN AND SAVANNAH AND WESTERN STAGE OFFICE. W. SH AMS ON, ti'F.SPECTFULLY acquaints his friends and tile public that his house has under, gone a thorough repair, and that it will ad ord to Hoarders, and Train Hers, are ception as comfortable as any other Estab lishment of the kind in the Solhern States I he G obc is Situated on Broad Street in the very center of the City and offers peculiar advantages to the Blunter, and to Men of business generally. His stables are .furnished with the best ol provender, and with faithful and alien, live hostlers. He only solicits from the pub iic that proportion of patronage which Ins attention to business and to the comfori of his customers may entitle him to. A Literary, Commercial and Politic al ItKADING ROOM, Will be snortly opened for the accoin. niodation of his customers. October, 15. if Fitly j Woods, Nuv. mh, 1821. WILL be sold at my house, at Public Auction on the tenth day of January next ( f not sold at private sale before dial day,, all my LANDS, lying in Edgefield District, on Guffee Town Creek, comaii* Mlg 1838 Acres, 1300 acres of Land,whereon are iwo (. isi Mills, 0..e Saw Mill, good buildings, good water, 150 acres in cultivation, io goou repair, gr, at part fresh land. 'Pile pine land lies eight miles from Cambridge, on the main road to Augusta, and an excellent stand for public business, good buildings and wa ter, ami orchards, to be sold on one, two and three equal, annual instalments On the same day will be sold, stock of al most every kind, household and kitchen furniture, and a number of other articles too fediojus to mention, on a twelve premises InTOre muv uoy, sera will be required to Secure the pay ment. Philip Dillard. Dec 6 w3tpd Notice. On Friday, the 4th of January nr at, will be lettoithe highest bidder for the en suing year, al the house of Solomon Uoge, in Columbia county, on Hie Wrighlsbo rougli road, a prime parcel of ,•> NEGROES, . Belonging to the estate of Beveliy Lowe, deceased. They will not be allowed to be pul in any town, or work on the river as boat hands, nor go nut of the county with out leave; and all those indebted will do well to make immediate payment; this 27th November, 1821 Jus. Culhreath, Surviving Executor, Dec 6 3t A Card. , TiIOSF. Clients whohavp intm.tedbu. f sines? to my charge in the Federal Court are hereby informed, that Uiciiahu U. t Wiuib, Esq. of this City, will represent - me daring my absence from the State;— i and •those for whom lam retained in husi • ness in the Superior Courts of Richmond, ■ Columbia and Burke Counties, are like wise informed that William W. Holt, » Eq, also of this City, will represent me • durrng my absence. ’ Nicholas Ware. 8 1 Augusta, Dec 6 w4t ([j- The Editor of the Georgia Adver . tis< r, is requested to insert the above Ad -1 vertisement once a week for four weeks J QUAKER SPRINGS. .lithe subscriber has taken that well d Jjnowu stand. Quaker Sriiiirijs. ■ LATELY occupied by Major Durkee, I situated seven miles above Augusta on i fie Washington road and hopes from t uis attention to business to give general • satisfaction: John Turpin. , ovember S———-ts nj* The undersigned of fers for sale his RE.iL PROPER 1 1 mon Washington-ißieet, extending!™ Mr, Joseph Danforth’s Lot to Uic.corae • upon Ueynold-street. -• ; Robert Raymond Reid. Sep’-cmbcr 3— — New Constitution of N. York, Altera session of ieventy-five days, tl Convention of N Yoik have reported amended the Constitution for the adoptu.r of the people, comprizing ih e tollovvi.m principal alterations. 1. The Council* of appointment ami revision are abolished The Cover nor >. • *" nominate, and with the consent of the ■Venale appoint Mtijop-Genc rals, lliijr-tde Dispel ora, and Chiefs of the st,ill; except llie Adjutant and Comrtdss.'i Generals. I lie Adjutant Ctncral is to be appointed by the Governor— Captains, subalterns and non commissioned ollicers are to be chosen by the written votes of tbeir icip. ctive copani e— Field ollicers by the coinmisioned i fficerk; and Hrigu«lier*Geaerals by the field officers. |'he ,v creiary of .S'mte, Comptroller I^ returnrer, Attorney Ccr.eral, .S'urvcyoe General, and Commissary General, me to he chosen by the .Senate ai <1 Assembly 2 'l’he right of still rage is extended ti 1 fell citizens, twenty-one years of age, re-, sdmg in the state V nc year, and m the town or county where they vou. six months, and having paid u tax to tU«s state county, or performed ii.ilitiu duty or been asst; .soil and labored on the hirl.- ways and people of color whoo.vn (i 1 '"'ld estates to the value of two hundred 1 a "“ ‘ l,l y dollars, free of incumbrance, and pay a .ax on it. The distinction benvem voters for Governor, Senate and Assembly men is abolished. v 3. A Circuit judiciary system is adapted aud the n unber f judges of the Supreme Court changed from five to tluee. 4. Ihe i,umber of \ssvnihly men is re duced fiom 140 or 13ut y 128 3. The Senatorial districts arc encreas fd from 4 to 8. fi. ‘I hi* p, epic tlicir own w.,. v rills, Coroners and Clerks; and justices are to be iioininsled in the first place bv the supervisors in each county, and thit Judges of the County Courts respective!) and m case ofdlsagreenienlj.liio governm is to select from ilie nominations ihe re quisite number, wlp hold their offices for lour years • 7. No memberaf the Legislature can hold any ottic., while he reining his seal tt"d the pay of die members is neverto ev ened 8 ! per diem. 8 Kaising money by lotteries is aboli.h fd —and no bank for piivatc purpose is to Ik grunted except with the assent of two ihi ds oi both brunches. 9 The Canal fund and School fund are to remain iiiviola'e, and the Salt Sfihittg* to remain unalienable property of viio slate. ID, The Constitution may lie amended, by a majority ofoi.e I.egislu- ure, two thirna of die subsequent one, and rulificrtion by the pi ople ; and the jiropos. d Constitu tion il rati bed, to be in force after the last day of December, 1822. [A*, i'. f 'ommrrtntl Mvtv\kiw .. " ~ |ly the Cross, Dozen or Single; A.vD fewuVh-V ar uVvvxa, ALMANACK, FUJI THE YEJIH OF OUU LOMU 3 Calculated by R. Oman, Wilkci County• ' Nov. 26 In Equity. Agnes Nesbitt, 1 vs. S- Mtigh W. Nesbitt, et* >l* J J N obedience to an order of the Court, of Equity, will be sold on Tuesday, the hist day of January next, at the bouse of j ( , ep". Carney on Reach island, on an e ililoi one year, a gang f"Negroes, fiom ;*5 to 30 iu number— the cost and fees of suit in cash and notes, and seciujty will he required —purchasers will pay for bills of sale for the Nogroea, \V liitiield Brooks, Commissioner in Equity. Edgefield Court-house, Sept. 27 Notice. npIIE copartnership heretofore existing 1. between William and James Shivers, having this day been dissolved by mu tual consent, all persons having claims against the firm, are requested to present the same to Win. Shivers, sen. for pay ment i and those indebted are desired to make immediate payment to him at tiw; Old Stand. William Shivers, sen, James Shivers. Warren countv, 17th > November 1821. 5 Nov. 29—-3tw > ** , *, I FOR SALE. One Negro Woman with two Chit (Iren; she can be recommended a* a first rate Cook, a gopd Washer artd L oner. James Johnson. Nov. 15——ts .■ $ > We are authorized to announce Major Samuel I • nor, and Intone. i.oums ... county, at th? approaching c.vCUon. 1 . I • ■ *