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WJy 1 inn [ mmSm mu fniTiT-f lam h i ■■■wwtiimih n ~V« ~'~~ ■'— - ——— _ - --- . C ‘ ,^ ■ NFJ, ot ' JlcKI, ° N & E *-'-' s -»-w- ArtJt ST4, (BA.; SATI'KDtY, MAUril 10, 1 S»». VOLUME 44. published r.vrnv *VH!l\l’H[).\V and SATURDAY MORNING, BY Y. U. V "-rßams: H SSSH-WKEKLy PAPER, KlVfi DOLLARS ■Kp ( *r ;mptu:i, r-i ;nblein advance, or SIX DOLLAltss ul B 1 : WMV; P,v‘P\PER, Till?HE DOLLARS per j.!u::n, juujchU i.c adcauce t or FOUR. DOLLARS ut a ml nf imp year. I .Vo paper will i*c iMscominued (except at the choicQof ; m*i : l j>!i are paid. m \ j R'p i <*;fc] C!N 5’W «re inserted temi-weh l y S H i >;■. i-i cent-* per square. f.»r tin* first insertion, and 13 3-1 B*< :.i- for e*\cli succeeding insertion— weekly, at 63 1-2 Wf, * t , r . s-jitare for each in.-;*rt : m—and monthly (when ■«f,. , one nare) nt SI for each inWJruOU. — • 1 /.< v-r s , u:iil, i-’ chatted lens Ilian one square. , W’Li.t--, i, * ;ult!d • > he ll.niuii imrsl have tire number o. W;. >-r ; f •• •:. sen;;-weekly or weekly, written on them, or Siiey wi.S he ie.-iTied eeaii-weekly dll forbid, and char | . y C, ri,.' s/tiSili •er takes upon Idra-clfthe risk of all remit |S*cir.vv : of : ."iey made to him by tho person remit nr.-.i p;sy::*tr the posiaue, and nhtaufintc from the. Po.-t - written or verbal acknowledgement of lhc iiuouj*,?, null i-s tlepo.-i’e in hi? office, which tflmlibe given iVSK'hu pnMWiin* in case of mi.--carriage. f ij.y! THUS (on business; mv.sl be post paid, or they %] *;;;| not he taken out oflhe o’bee. m t-m- h \\ys nv rue \js itsd states published in tiorf paper. fcsv* To Ficr.ntars, Mvinhtrat'rrs, end GocriUnr.t. f «,f LAND or NKUKOKS,by AilmiitMrn ifir .sir iKirs-, or (]imn!ian>>, art* repaired, By law, to Ijß'Se ii n.o iir,-it'fi:i«l:iy In thr luontii, li'-twoi-n l!u --ftlioiir mJ in tii« Arcnoon, nt«! t'itvc in llic afternoon, at BtflSh,. L'onrl-lor.-i*. nt the. coimiy in wiiicli the property is V • .tillin''*. No "' of l:ie«e s.-i’os must !*e l-*ivi‘t; in u public % SIXTY 'ttys previous to the tiny of snie. ■f; r ofihr.'lie <•: i'filial (intpcrty, mils", l«- yiveti M ,'to jit niniiiiT, i-ORTV iif.vs ptuvl'ius to tltodnyol .‘tile. 1 " ' n ’nic tii tin- .li-1.t.-.r-s uml o-oditora ofnncsuuo, must be ■’hßitlilislmil fir FORTVdays. _ ® V N lie- that tiiinlictuinn will tm made to the Court o. ■in; -v iw vv ... -it Ml nr NKGUORy. .mist X lie pnl.lisluiil for Ftllill Ilia. ~ ■ - ’i*,. I’zaoeosAitS S7ov Pubiussting the aVA'A S’VA OtUiOXVOLFi, DllliY. BV A. 11. PiiMlllillTON. 4¥l VVISO determinotl <o tlu WAS. -Vi-iiUaii’A tHI KO.N 11-1.13 I Lilly f tUruiiiTlKKit tile Inisiuess j»«j»Hull of the w year, at least, ami to eoimiienee the daily X pit ilieatiuti as early us a sullieiont ([iiaiiii X ty of new type, uml otuer materials etui he I obtained, from the .Nor!h we beg leave. I respectfully, to oiler the project to our H -iVicmls ami the public generally, for their % Utatroituge. 't'lit 1 .■t , iiifwci i iily mid wee., f Jy pnbliealions v/ill ije eoulimied as n-sti I 01. ami, sensible that the nuily paper, now H r )n eoiiteinpbiliun, tv ill be supported (Ji'iii cipally by the Mercantile portion of the I ijuinai. iitiiy. we shall endeavor to rendet jpl ;ji valuable to that class of our eitizeu .. railing into action every possible I tiicaiH of f'lnntiterciitl inleliigem e : mid, I V.-f!i die abi of tin .tbie and inlt liigvm I iissislan! editor, well skilled in etamaer I ei tl nlibirs. wli jm we design lo engage, B niul llic esi-riion of Ibe ttimtsl posMbU ■ oiicrg . and industry, the 1 de-.J and mosi i i-n lori.iut < oinuierci.i! and otiier nctvs, .1 Svtil ti'.vnys be presented, and at the) „ nit ' little t ie interests of our AgrieaUu i d. p. iii.eid, tiiterevy, ;vti. gi-IHt'al tea j 1 Wet -, m-'i.-f of buns are also interesleil. paire or lose, in the eunnnereia! intelii j ifre.sce of the tiay, will lie duly attended j ‘ to. . i :ul the numerous late improve-j laeiils in the limit at rangements ofthi-i ~}( y giving ut» a t/./iV-v ii'iul from every j <|!l jrter. !vt-l. Vi’e-u, .Mirdi. iiitil ,'«'uiilli.i Ivy lit** I 'bat lesion, .'hew-Orlcans, \ort.i-j « ern. uu l-i ivmiattli fiages; present porn j ’M jjar ftieilides fora daily paper, and metins jftC ijf rendering ii e mliiiuuliy ' abiulile mi l P* } lolere.dlitg. b’lie itait'Olts or tills paper | inny rest as-ured that il shall not be ex fecllb ! by acy olhcr .-imilar pulih -alinn, | Is ni-.„:’ , .niin'.>l us we ftro, t-.» spare ilti aicmis f t*f ol*'v. ling that end. nn-.l s tistble. that. ■ jn litis cd nimmiiy, us in every other, n iibvrai & intelligent public vv iii evei keep j>,n-e. in its palr.ittage, with nny useful and \ iilnable entei-pr r/r tiial may be pre cijSnled tt» ii.— W e will leave- tl lo a ninja riiy of the subscribers to this public-ati. to ‘determine .whether it shall be publish ed Ii ii *7 {li'j'.ji*‘ Ir/ui the e. < i at i i ..\ it.:; AX.vu.il, m- V.iily ilnrhiv • ot/rittcs's- mouiliSf tttul si'Hii tetr/.'b/ ijjiif. rntuiiHilt r /he y tit', at Mllfii'i DOIa- Ij.l !W I-Kit ANNr.vt. ■ C”-/' 1 '*’•> render tbispnper as valuable X possible, each iVo. will present all the Salt-ilitl c.vam-.croial and other news •oea \pvv-\ sirk. llosiott, laltimore, Wdsliiiigtoii, ftlobiio, New ■ Brleaiis. and every other tpiarter of the Vnion, received by’ the daily papers ot the preceding evening. And, as die pa per will in; published regularly by sun rise, every morning, subscribers w ill go the new s so much earlier than by the fo reign daily papers they receive 1 coin the Po-t oliice. when il opens thereafter, on the same iiiorninga. IN oditri'.ig this project to the patronr.go of tin) public, we btg leave to he understood fts appealing solely to their interest, as the only solid and ptojicr basis of sncli an tmder • ttUiiig. Our men interest, prompts its to llic cn- from a belief that it may bo profitable Joiirsulves, as well as useful to tint pnubc; lor, doss il be useftf, and tlmruforo profitable, to o public, ii ought not to be, and we tire sensi c cannot and will not be, profitable lous; r.ud fai tlierefnie dosiro no one to |.atrori/e i*. but •jM 9om an evpcotalioii of “ value received for ‘IBe.-lr monev, or lo continue their subsetiplions llorcalii-.r, should they be di-sap pointed in that exportation. The correct principle of all busi iji-ss transactiins (and ibis is, ot course, as tout It 1 a business transaction as any other) ami the only ■fcue on which they can bo safely, hottest*y, pro fitably. or permanently maintained, is mutual, 'm Iv.hifit ami selfinterest. And, relying upon this, !■ ■ in the present enterprise, w<■ shall look closely I • and actively to the interests of our subscribers, .♦ I r.s die best means of piomoling c-nr own —settsi- f - • ble that whether they like or dislike us jurson- Muliij, they will patronize the paper, if we make il i fto their interest to do so. and that the more in X dn=l. iousiy anti persoveringly wo labor for them 5 the more "crianil and valuable will bo their pa jjf • ,11'igc. And, should wo at any lime, hocotni J.vrgclful of them and our dult.rs, the best Wat | of correcting the evil, and arousing our cnergict - and proper sense of the source fioro whence vv, Hk derive our profits, will be lo withdraw* thei J patronage, till it shall bo to tlicir inlero*! lo re now it. This will be clue lo themselves, aiu nothi?>/r more than just lu us. Andy while n< editor has the right to enquire of a subscriber the , cause oi a withdrawal ofjltissubscription,to com . plain of him for it, would be to attach to others,ti e j blame, which, in nine cases out of ton, is due on t ly to ourselves. Ifaman does not consider il i his interest to continue his subscription longer, 11 whether right or wrong iu bis opinion, ho is just j as l ree to do so, as to withdraw his patronage from any Store—and lo en piirc ofltim the cause, j is impertinent, while to blame him for it, is arro ; gant and unjust. Tito patronage of a paper 11 should always be given, or withdrawn, from a . j sense of the value of the paper to the public, or . to ones-self, without any reference whatever to the editor personally, whom one may like or dis -1 like, without lilting or disliking his paper—and . therefore an editor should never consider the t withdrawal of subscription,as a personal matter, in the least, or feci the less.,respect orregard for the individual who withdraws it. Its only clfcct ' should be to prompt him to an examination of his conduct, and the correction of any errors he may discover, and to stimulate him to i greater exertions—determined, nt least, neither to deserve censure, or loss of patronage, so far as ; his honest dibits can avail to prevent it. As to the withdrawal of patronage for a diO'eronco of political or religions opinion, that is a thing ' which should never pain, or move for a moment, , any honest ami independent editor, as, amid the : endless variety oflinmim opinion on those sub jects, the same expression of opinion which would induce one man to withdraw, would in duce another or more to subscribe—at least, so we have found it. Commercin' patronage, however, has little or nothing to do with personal controversy or con flict of opinion; hist is founded,principally, on in dustry, energy, honesty, and persovt'ineo, in the quick publication of ali inti ortunt fuels, and able and intelligent comments upon them, cal culated to develops limit- true natuic and onsc quencos. And, commercial men, undivided and unprejudiced by party, will,as all others ought to do, always carefully examine both sides ol every question, looking more to the intrinsic value ol the opinions & arguments themselves,than to llic persons who utter them. However, then, we mav (filler from any of our merchants politically, while we shall continue freely to express our po litical opinions, uninfluenced by any man or any party, we have no doubt they will patronize us, so long as wo may make it to their interest lo do so, commercially; and the Daily paper will he devoted chiefly to their interests. And they can not he unaware, that no paper can honestly n greewith them altogether, and that while they (jijVor from us in some tilings, they will probably tierce with us in others, and the same also with any paper that boldly mid honestly expresses, as ovovy one ought to do, its own opinions, and not 1 those of a party, or ol any other paper or person. We believe lit ,* a Jir.-l-rute Daily Paper, such 1 as we a: e di'termlrm-.l that ours shall he, will he | highly valuable to the place, and profitable both jto its patrons and to ourselves. Tim great oh j joel of commercial men, in patronizing papers, is j to obtain the earliest commercial intelligence i f.om all quarters; and to efloet this, many snb i sc: ibe for several daily commercial papers, | nb j fished iu different quartets, let still, as lew, ii | any, can alibi'd to have one front every sou-port, or eomino! cial town, intelligence will often arrive |, v papers which they do not lake, which will give those who receive those papers, the tmvtintage ‘of them. And beside this, many of them have scarcely time to look through all the commer cial matter of every paper they -eceivo (and of ten lo no effect,)to find sncli us concerns them selves or the particular business of this city. Our object will bo to bave every commercial paper that is desirable, throughout the Union—to get them from the Pnsl-ofitce, each evening, the the moment they tire received there audio se lect font them, set in typo , during the Highly ■ and ] tihlish by sunrise, next morning, all the 1m taut commercial intolligancn they contain—ul so, the important political and other news, so fat ' as the time will permit—giving the preference ■ alwavs to the commercial, and all that mosllj concerns the commercial community. Titus lay ' ing before the Merchant, each morning, before , I ||f, leaves his residence, ail that valuable in |j formation which is calculated to gove.n hit I transactions throughout the day. 'lo cfi’ec ■ ! ail this, tile pa| er will be consideraly enlarged • 1 the best of workmen will he engaged, and the | commercial department placed exclusively mi !! derlhc control of a commercial editor, lly thus j concentrating all the valuable oommetcial intol J ligeneo ft out all quarters, the Merchants of thi j | place may he saved the great expense in _ curred in dailys from abroad, and the oncrotn trouble of searching through a 1 tt.-liel of com mercial chaff, for a grain of wheal, and often no even that—and will receive it also some hour , oarlaa than they could obtain the foreign paper n which contain it, from the Post Ollice.—lt wil he both an expensive and laborious entorpri/o a hut, neither labor or expense are to be cared lor ( i jn any undertaking, so long as they can he sue Jenssfuily and profitably employed; and of thi ( v. o have not the slightest doubt in the presell [t ontorpri/e —at any rate we have determined no I to spare them, in the clfort for success; atn j, some generous friends, who entertain sun y ilar opinions of its success, and coi .ldenc , in our exertions, have had the kindness !■ ,/ step forward voluntarily with offers of peon . niury assistance, should wo need it.—We are i tieatv with a gentleman of extensive commerce ; as well as general intelligence and intbrmallot p i for a sale to him of one half of the eslahlislnm. r t ! ha to take upon himself the entire control , j t j the commercial department of it. Hot, sltcml not this arrangement be made, an able, intell , I cent, and caotibb commercial editor will be pi 1. a 1 —We s»a;ill «iuke tverv ilur? L i J o u b , ■ ' , enter jit i ■ and we trust 100 cotnr,Amity is si..: IV ciently tic .uainted with c.s to believe, that w c ' s are not disposed to do things by hale s, Tl; • t piesticn, then, is, Will such a paper be valum : i to them—worth l;:c price ufit . Allueasn, i e nice vs nfo r trial, ut the '‘art, on iif you a: il, ilisappointrd, irilhdrav y I' ltror ' ye. '.it one io without the h let h eiM, r. c L.IST OF LETTERS, E® EMAININ6 in the Post-Office at Augusta, (ieorgia, on the Ist of March, (not before advertised.) Persons wishing Letters . fiom this list will please say they arc advertised. A. -, Aldriga A Anthony Tabilha u Allen John Ardis Sarah It e Allen Darcas Anton Peter W ’• Hailey F.listabcth Hrown James >• linker J. H Hrown Jostuli r linker Samuel Hoyle Celestia A Itarstow Elias Hi com James a Harons Samuel Howers Mary 11 j li trher 11 S Hoggs John o ] Harlot) James Hrown li F .. Hoach Asaheil HowlwareOT iiesll Ann iiruckner Daniel tl Hons Horace Hngir Italy o lieggs Anna \\ Hunch Doct Sarah Johnson care of llyno Thomas A 1 San, el Hell Holler Joseph P ir Hluck Edward J Hinges John :t lirmvit Agriis Butler Ami ,f C Cain Jno JIB Crawford & (Icyor * Cawley 1) It Cosmosnil (11. 0 Citslins J \V Cooper Pheho t Cash J I) Cooper Catharine 1S Cally Christ'r It Coombs Sarah (« Child Thomas Crafton Hcmielt (llnirchill Clianncy Coombs J S •f Charles N.ith’l Cooper in C g Cheshire li F Cushing ftf i Clatke DanielF Citshiiian Jas ’ ( I trkeWH Cummings E Clarke W N Cunningham IV •* I) It Dackney J L Dopson E 11 Duihy John Douglass David Duly Susannah A Dups D 1) 0 Daviiergno A Dwight Isaac M Devall Hirninola E Dugas Leon 1’ r Dickinson D F F. Edrey Amanda Everingham I. •* Edt s Daniel 11 Eve Joseph n F ,) ■ Fields Wm II Finch I, li Finley Robert S Frazier Jno V L II Fleming Thomas M (j d Cardner John (ilomlemting Wm o ii S Hawkins care of (Jriihhs Mary John Gardner jr (Jreen Voting y Cardner Juntos Cordon George li d iJurilncr Abel Coodman Wm o Cay Theodore J Ctoen Jlcubeii .. Clover John ir • Hamilton Wm Holland Cnorge - Harhrhlge A ii Jlolsonhacke ■'! D Hawkins Titos A Hughes mrs E Hatfield Caleb Hudson Ansel ’ Hatcher Nancy Hungerford A H o Howell Radio Ilnrt VVm b llonslcy Win Hull 11 Mood Chas HullWll Holmes Win ,T Y Johnson Elisha It Jenkins W A y Jones A A Jones Charles ! Johnston Win Jones Itiehd II Johnson Wm NV Jordan I'lomhtg s K ll Kerncgltan Titos Kilter John i. Knight C S King J A I, KcuMnry Koils Louisa R Lewis Mai v Lamar Thus C I' Leon Sarufi Laylcss Eli . Lewis Suml M Lubbock 1) H f.ouvitt Johnathan Low I.oil Lawrence G I- uc Humy b M - Mann Harrison McTyre Thorressa . Me’i'vrc Nancy L 'lcDowell U m r SlcTvre Ann II Mealing Win J Mm tin Wm Mitchell Elizabeth ’ I’bobc Miiliurry care of Miller Ml) e mrs Jim Maliany M iller Malinda H Mc.Dade John Miller Johnathan AI Major Win M<«*n Augustus Maxwell Henry S Moore Hugh A co Ma»rinler Ciusaii 'Elms M Foster care of - Maxwell Jim F Moigan Lb r. Marshall Jackson Moxley A S Miiliurry Win II Mouio /. C ' McTv u John Muq.liy James 1 IN d Nail Daniel Nelson A D Nelson Wm M 1 1 0 Ovntoii Amanda Owen Jesse F ■- (Linn ue Truman t- r ' Parker Caroline Pike tor ! Payne li Pearson J N !• Parisot .1 F Pouluoi J N tr Paddock ('has 1. Pomlor Ifichd 3) Palmer Ceo PoiterJiiuH , ’ Parmer Henry y it f Ramsay Edwd E Unbelts Jim c llaiford A C Hoxboiilb J Itceves mrs E Hoioo-oit M I) Richardson 11 Boss Jane 1!i Richards T H Itulhcilonl I.li/abelh Roberts Ruth I, > S |0 Heott Alvin .Smith Dim I Scott Allen Siscinore Mary *’ iScoviilc Hopkins Smith Justins is Halm llemy EmllhLH j. Hcovcll Charles Hiullings James • Hiindeilbrd inr Hiullings James (« Handers Mary Htone ( P ll ' Hcihlos Ma thn J ,Slone Ham! P is Shelly Hand D Hnrgess Amir I! Shaw .Mary Hpuisaegger Jno D Hemmed Caroline M Steele Rohl 1 1,1 j Serea A Sumner Alcxt 11 r;J Saiitli James r. 5 'F pi Taylor James W Thompson Mathew '1 aimer Jas Tillman John Sarah Russel care of Tinhrook miss Emily ,r > Cully Taylor Tuder John n- ‘ 1. 1 Usltcr Catharine • pson Heiinott V 111 1 Vi.nlandinghnm TII D Veniltie miss Llizahulli ot - \ jiiieg A 11 I erdcry M td W | Wail Solomon 15 West John jr i Walsh Ann White Steele c,! ! Ware Joseph Willy EM to 1 Walker ,Simeon II Wisgins Joel C | Ward Jtfi’eison Wmgaie Mtny j Walker miss P W dhams \\ .Is l!l 1 Wells Tims !' Woodward Wm ial; Westwood Orv.iila N \\ ri«ht Wm ~, 1 Wm. ( . MIC DU, P. M. Mnrch li £' k:wi2Rta awEj\t. THE Kiilmci-ihcr litis o j pcin-W the .Incksoil Iliill, ii ilßiaaij liiiicoliilon, ns a liousc <> 1 BUSH SQBj laN'nJUTAINAIILNT, A 1 hsU .asl will Lo thankful Ibf a slinn ,ve| („il.lie i-uti-onn-e. b- 1 Linculuton, t'eb. I > s - f ; s .M W MHvMH. ! The editors of the Aiikil'L* Chronii-li I anti VVashinffton News, w ill give lit !r jubove two weekly in*ct tiuns, tirul for ct > j wftrtl theit- accounts, luf ymeut. f, 1 Lincoln ton. Tirr: charleston : CKOCKBRY gTOBE. 5 Hp Subscribers well known in <«eoriria. .-is dealers in Mat-then vvuro, CTtina. Clhiss, £cc. I»e<j leave to in lor in their imincrous customers, as (tell as others on tlicir way lo dharlcsion. Hint their stock is now complete, and pro nounced by judges lobe the best in the Liiitnl Slttlcs, w hich they nrc otl’eriiu' to merchants tit as low a rale as any mar ket in rl.iurir.i. They are well aware that promises un less supported by facts, are useless, and worse than useless; they make no pro mises, nor appeal to jnihlicsi/mj>ii!.'i ij against powers ul comhinations or private nwnojinhi, they- are well satisfied that the public know bow to appreciate such appeals.— !\o market is closed ug-niiisf ns, hut on the reverse all are open, and our busi ness solicited by the manufacturer : oar friends are many and powerful, and with numerous other ad vniitaires, our facilities for doing’ business are not equalled by any i dealer in . higusto, ortiiirpassed by any in JVtw- 1 Uric. U e would say. in conclusion, Hint we! intend making it the interest of purchasers to buy from ns: our prices shall he hm\ and terms liberal. We refer to our cus tomers in every village in Heorgia for the respectability of our house and rec titude of our business principles. 11. 11. <iI.MASON & Co. ,Vo. 26-1 King Street, Charleston. Feb lf> (f 411 FAcTtOIIAGE A’ COtIMJHHIOA §sa^a,\aow^- : fJJI HM Subscriber having commenced i the above business in Augusta, w ill • devote his time exclusively to flip inter est of his friends and others, who may patronize him. All Cotton and oflx- Produce, or goods sent to him for sL rage, will he stored inn first rate Fin Profit' Ware-House, at the customary charges. All orders to him, previous b Ids arrival at Augusta, directed lo tl: ! care of John C. Iloleoinbe, will meet i w ith prompt attention. His ollice. lot ■ the present, is at (lie first door above | iloleoinbe fi- Camtlehls. ARMSTEAD RICHARDSON. ! Oct. H | PKITCHAUO Ac IMHVLIXCDI? J.ATHI.Y IMIMIOVUIt WRITING AND COPYIMG imiSATIS, OR Manifold Letter-Writer i (nniiorr pi:n, i.\k, on punch..) fßt S11"-i Apparatus furnishes (he ori ! H. ginal and o: onr more copies a* ; the suiiie lime, and is the most, expedi \ lions, as well us the most, simple, easy ; and In-.-r method of writing and eopyinr i letters or other documents, ever invent ted. It is adopted, and strongly rceoni ; mended by flic tir.-t merennlile houses in Knglnnd, and in Ibis country’. The Apparatus is in a neat and lieaali (id Port Polio—ami. to travellers, or gen (lemen who reside in the country, ns well as to those engaged in inereiintile or olli cial pursuits, it lias peculiar advantages The patronage of the public is re speetfally solicited. 1 (1 f ' Any orders directed to Cohimbr.: I S C, will be attended to. I’ei(. H TO SSiIA'BN -_» The STORM, and ; I’f.ANTATION j mm’A at Shell Rhitf, in Wf#'* i Ji&V-I&X. itm-ke (ioinily, • hnl possession ifren In January ain't. | There is upwards of Hid acres of clear ed I iii ml under fence —the Store House is a substantial building, and an active and (•rniitalite business now in opera tion— tin- Cotton House capabh- of slor lag HKH) halts <if(''.nmi—an established Ferry, and (he I,muling and tutorage oi very eonsidernbte quantities of Moods, w il'h a good Pisliery, would render (his {a desirable «:::d (?i'o(ilnble esiiibhslmienl j to na industrious and enterprising indi I v idiial. If desil-iilile. the fStoek of Dooils lon hand may he had, and in tlmt easi-. | immediate possession would be given. ; I’ur furl her particulars, apply to the sub : sei-ibvr. atton rr:,Miir.uTo\. Ihirk' 1 1'rnly. Nov. Hi. FJ ~Nssvvg':ai ipoo^'»t 1 | r ®' , 4 J! M siiiiseriber neipiaints the public that he has engaged T. M. Moons !;Spoon Alaker, and that he can now have Sp-jons, I.adles. and Sugar Tongs made to order, of fine Silver. Work in the above line, will be fitithfidly done, and on reasonable terms. Persons having old broken silver spoons, or other old silver unifies, van have them llinde into new Spoons, nt No. I I?, Hroad-st. Au gusta. JOHN CrITJMARS V f 'P’ Old ('ilver taken in exchange for new Spoons. .Mav 11 <f r v 0 \UtKV'7 uu A large DWMI.UNO. IJFI KpM tVe. and A bAillill HTHIiE ; weileah nlnb-d for Dry-Ooodf ! and tJroeei les. opposite III* j-tore of Mdvxard Thomas, F'sq. nppei i end of Hroad-st reel—:;n excellent slam for bin.;ness. Possession will be giv e* ! on the first oft tetober. For terms, w hid will be liberal, apply to Air. Joskcii Cak hii.. iii,llic above place. CJARISMT DAWP.MNCi:. July 31 HR I. XFpIUVATE ill Likely Vcllow (jiirl, about-JO year r,!! j : *A- old—accustomed to all kinds o N ; house-work, is tin excellent seamstress re < :u; rut out and make up linen and dress e-. a prime washer and ironer ol tin j ( lollies, n good nurse and cook, and com • billing every (pialificatioi) to render In i. ! a valaalile acquisition. (‘‘■he has bee i< seised in a genteel family, and is now o r i :ered with reluctance. \ppiyto to K. Ml MM fi- CO. ! Jan 1 U‘ 35 ISA R TIB KA UAK K, i DE subscribers in-e now in posses- JL sion of their fall stock of (loads. , ■ received pc>r ships Oglethorpe and Wil- I lituii Dormhl nt Savannah, direct from I | Liverpool—which they oiler io country ' . j iMerelinnts and others upon terms as lib . | end as will be met with in any other ninr . | ket in llic I hiited States. Their Stock was purchased by one o(. j (la* firm in l-'ne-land for rush, which gives . : them nilvaiitnges equalled by no house! i ia Ibis Stale, nor surpassed by any in tlit'! ('hnrleston or Northern Markets. Their) arrangements are permanent, and snob | ;as wil! enable Ibeni at all limes to he in j . I early receipt of the newest style ofshapes j .; and patterns. Peeling confident of ma- j living it to the interest of those wishing : supplies (hey respectfully solicit patron- ! • 'age—and pledge fheintielves no pains j i will be spared lo give sati-Tm-Sion. i P IJ. TAYLOR & Vo. I ; ’.lii?. IJroad street. Augusta, near tliet Merchants'and Planters’ Rank. {t?*Tho Athenian, Georgia Journcl: and Carolinian will giv <■ then hove twelve* insertions and iitrward their bills so. payment. Nov f> IT 11 ' CAUTIOM. '« } 3J ’» old eiistomers, and the public in i¥3. general, nre particularly reipiest ed when they are ia waiiiofany ftrst rate Corned Iterf, to apply personally, or send (heir servants to the subscriber. ICvt.AC HENDRICKS. 0./" she cause of the above notice, is, • !ml families frequently get deceived by ■ heir servants npplying to n colored nmn who is in the habit of vending corned beef in the Market of such a quality that the wuhseriher would not oiler for sale. I li. Jin 11 27 And Comm ssion Bucincsr?. MAYING lakenthestore Intel) oitii pied by Jlr C. Piin.i.ics, I will con linne to Irnnsiict the Auction and Com mission Rnsiness, as recently «m>ik1 11 «■(«*• '• by him, and solicit a contimialion of 11t .-atroinige Mr. Phillips has been favored with. My attention will be devoted ex "luaivoly to Goods on-Commission. I am prepared to make advances to anj amount, and on liberal terms. J. !M,\R«IIAIiIi. Au i usTA. lOt !■ Jan., ISJJJ. 1 debtoM* die Flslale of Win. W. Harden, gl are re<(U<*sled lo make immediate payment; and those lo whom the Estate is indebted will present their chinas, h* .rally attested, (nr payment. KI.MIR \ iIARODV. Er r. JOHN LAMAR, tier, Oct.tM H .Si COT Kegs first «j 11 ii llt y Cavendish To bacco. 42 Ibisi’s prime ilei-ritigs, fin* sab* low Itv J. MARSHALL. ’ Jan 25 HI TVO’IWJK. HR City 'Faxes li.r the present year fej, arc now due, and the undersigned 1 will ctill on the citizens for their pay ment. After the expiration oftwo months a lisl eontiiining the Homes of nil defaul ters* will be returned so the < "ity < ’oaucil. when exectilions will be orderetl for tin* res|ieHiv(* amounts with the addition ol HI per cent, and costs, as directed by the j Ordinance. j JOHN 11. .MANN, Col. <)•'/’. ( .1. | I’cb 2!> —si) II tl i\ ’c rs iliiliS. p;!m<- Georgia H-'tigm-. I Vi. *4." And a quantity of Rots Svl.r, For by <l, 15. LA MAR. Fell IS EH. IVOTICR* %[,{, persons indebted t • (he estate ol Mary Tsclmdy, decctisetl, as*.* re quested lo make immediate pti) meat.and those having clainiy against tin* estate, will present them duly altesfed. A. 2. HUNTINGTON, .lhn r. Jan 11 gV ~VA UJj S-iV HO t . SB AS ING ietnrm-d. t ili-is his servi r* S .8. cet* hi .Medicine aiid Surgery to flie mil bitaiils of Augusta and its vicinity j His Ollice is tit Mrs, Watkins on .'Lie r int'Jsli street, where he may he foimd 1 dav ard night. ~ Rchtgt ts 11 LAXD ’ MiAsDHt W4E.SO.-JL j*'- ;I!R subscriber oilers bis Land for fei Vnle. ill Rorko county. 2 miles from Wi.ynesborongb and E2 1 , from Augusta, i .'onltiiniitg one thoilsand seven htnidred A j acres ; between four mid five hundred cleared and under fence, well timbered If- and watered, with ii large and r-omforla e i,|c HWRLLING. xv it Ii nil necessary -r| oat-buildings for a farm. Any person tl, vvisiiing to purchase a Plantation ia ■aj iHi. lte. if they will come, examine and ;h ! jin J gr«. (or t licnisel ves, can get a good bir a- j gain, by applying at, any time between ; this and January ir-xt, KLADOR.N 11. JONRS. 1 Fell II lm Ed >*otscbl. f-j •A«T.n;n ! -,.vs, np.mralion will be nitide nil v V to the hont.nible the Inlerior J.oijrt s' >f Richmond comity, when sitting tor s 1 ordinary purposes forlenve to sell twelve i> j ’duires of relate Rank r-tock belonging n,! to the F.slnle ofDamki- Htahni’s, dceens ' i 'l'lirse are to admonish ail and sin ’ • • 1 iiisir, tlioKC w Itoin it m«*y * * rn. to hj»- j and dir I!n »r ol»jr<;tioiiH, il any Ibrv .ISIV4*. IV; 1 : > ! 5 I cmOMvMMHBUHMM'fIUIUnHwiNiMMNMa M MkMMP I «lltll'i:iui», A*,. ,|»SO PIF.RC.S hemp,flax, tow and o-n •. I ‘ Jl '," , r Stic Ba >W in ff’ £.io coils hale Hope, GOOO bushels Liverpool Knit, u 5() hhds. St. t’roix, j\. <). & Porto Rico Sugars, GOO haps C'oß'ec, •‘>o ts, superior prime green Coflee, 40 hbls. do. do. do. 000 kegs cut nails, assorted, lit) tons Swedes Iron, assorted, 400 baps Shot, assorted, 1000 pounds bagging twine, j 5 tons Plough AloUlds, 5 tons Castings, assorted, To boxes i obueoo, j 70 barrels lonl'and lump Sugar, 300 whole and half boxes Koap, ■lO boxes spermaceti trundles, 30 do. tallow do. till hhds. Molasses, I 50 barrels Flour, 70 boxes liuneh Raisins, j 40 caddy boxes Hyson, Gunpow iler and fri’pernil lens. 75 quarter casks sweet >ia!up ; » Wine, 25 do TeuncrilTe & Sicily Aludeb it pipes pure old do H do Cognac brandy, pup. , 5 do Ilolhiud Gin do 5 hhds pure .lumuiea Rum, 45 barrels Nothern Lin, GO do Northern Hum, 15 do Cordials, 50 hugs black Pepper, 15 do Pimento, 25 baps Linger (Race,) 5 hhds preen Copperas, 20 kegs Aladder, 10 kegs Saltpetre, 20 do Cilunber mid Epsom Salto, 5 boxes Brimstone, it barrels AHnm, 50 boxes 8 by 10 window Glass, 2 boxes Logwood, 200 reams wrapping Paper, 125 do writing and letter do. 2000 pounds shoe Thread, H.'OO pounds prime llae.on, !J0(I0 Spanish and common Segnrs, 8000 pair Shoes, well assorted. 50 boxes beaver and wool tints, 25 doss seal and leather caps, 40 boxes cotton and wool Curds, 10 barrels Almonds, 20 hall - barrels crackers, 10 kegs bar Lead, 300 canisters splendid sporting Gun powder, KM) men and women's Saddles, Bridles, Ate. A I.SO, 11)0 pieces (Infill* and point Blankets, 40 do red. while Hi, green Flannels, 25 bales Homespun assorted, 35 pieces Negro cloth—logit! er with a well assorted stock of (Staple m-d Fancy Goode, suitable lor the country trade. ALSO, Blacksmith's Bellows. Anvils and ’ ires, Spades and iShuveis, mill cross cat and band Haws, Bill Irons, Trace, halter, fifth and log chains, Billes and Guns, carpenter's Planes, Sail Irons, Colfee Mills, hoop and sheet —with a handsome assortment i>l cutlery and shelf Goods—lor sale, on tho most favorable terms 1 y, W. & 11. BKVSOV OjUKi: il‘ the illohe Hotel. j October 22 _tf tIB 5 i uluisrilMll FfWATIiaSKS. A Large Assortment of Clegmit Black fQ Osruii u Fhatiihiis, For Sate by Airs. A. SF-BA, No. 2118, Broad street. Her 31 _|f A Barber Wanted, * BBNPMt TABLE Whito Barber may bear of a good situatiuli for bis , ,m-incus,"by application at this ollice. ! * ,un 14 '1 ~ H 1 CLASSICAL, Al ATIIE.W A'l ILAL, AM) ENGLISH KK.WIMABir, A NTIIO.NY Al ALONE will open ibis institution in lias eity, on the 2d of next January, alt be Farsotmge of the (bitholic Chari h. Air. Al alone will re ceive only a select number of pupils, to whom he pledges himself to do ample justice Air. AL will hold an annual ex luiahmfion of the pupils of his seminary, 1 to which tin* public will lie invited, ami he confidently hopes that on that occa sion, parents ami guardians, who shall favor him with their confidence, will bo well pleased will* the improvement which their children or wards shall have made. As to capacity, or moral elmr • arter, tbo most respectable reference Will be given. As to temis, which shall be moderate, »\-c. apply at the seminary. IV B. The English department in ad dition to tho subordinate branch* s ot . spelling, reading, dictionary, A. LnglisU , grammar, w ill comprehend sacred m a prophune history, geography, LnglisU i composition, deeluination, i) - c. w < I 1 >ce 11 *• ■ montas alter dale, »i plication ffl will be made to the Alerchants &- 1 i'mnleis' Bank at Augusta, forthe pay -1 meet of the following described hills of ■'L.,., Bank, viz: The left band hMf *»1 ‘ Bill No. 4«. 1-r 8|t:« 00, John I*. Lloyd. " I Cashier. also, left band half of Bill >'> 110, for2o (mi. John F. Lloyd, Cushic*. | die rigid band halves of said bills be’.' - I destroyed or lost. I ROBT. GH N Darien, 20th Fell. 18:12. 40 ’ j RTtOUB montas an. • apphri. ir will Ik* to the* lionorami* i- Inferior Court ot Biein: ond county, i i- sitting for ordinary purposes, for lea soli all the Negroes belonging tot. y 1 tale of i ):m:v Butiv, deccs-ed, 1< i benefit .<( the creditors i f said decen j JOHN C. HOLCOMBE, adi I jvb j 4tm yy i •J 0