Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

1 1 '\ iii t,3.-TFICIS »<»■-««-^“»»>*Elu«tm™. APOIW-i, (« %.'• MTI’KIMV, iMARCn l»,l»8i. ~ VOM WK in a»* ~- - - '■ *~- ~- *- »■ w —.- ' *' ■' ' ... .. - - ... -- ■-■» —. I'fßLlSHri) EVERY SATURDAY MOUSING, BY . «*. *3 • '.*ZU f £o • r v* sr-iy c* • n -i ,*•-* .Sit A v.l* • s nr •vvEiSKI-V PAPER. five dollar.- !ji ,'i j.nhaHe in aJ.z~i.ct, or HULL XUS at THB.KI3 m.!L! .AII? per • ;u:yMi!e ’» titicancs, or FOUR DOLLARS a* l it- r.! r.fihoyear. v . • •;>, r will l»f (eseppt at llic choice or no*Mi* - **i ) or til nil at-macaws «re paid. \ #'. v l!t " UiScr tetl ttr-i-veeki., J o’ oSi - ’ con:' per >ipri:v, for i>c iii>: iniici lioti, a:ul 43 l i i, . : tN ,», •..uccwdu,?* insuiTon— :rge/:!y, at 0 } I*2 | i.. rts n. r *.<n» ire far »■«*••» ir.B«-ni.m—:»nd monih.'t/ ( who*, • i t, I'M-'-.Nli.-'j one ■•'•iuare) til ?I tor encli insertion.- • S ont .' I,.l'V'Vtv .-mull, i-« charged ! than one square. Thf»K* init-vlcd to he li+.ized uu;.t have ilw number «;. • i. o iti-weelily or weekly, written on them, «?r | they will he in.-tnled eeuiUwceMy till fo/hld, ami ci.ar afp.ordh.jtly* , . . 1 The nubll-l’or upon |j**v>r!rt:«e r:*-!: of all remit- j -as i'i.ir.ev made to him by Mml— the person remit- j tins/. V-.1-A naviiiT the po.mice. .-t a . l.mmimc from the 1 «>;t- j ii le-Vr, a wrilteu cr ve.h.-: ; - i:ae\/!eil"e:ne.;:t ol the j a :;:, lu : t , imd Us in I • gT»v-, v.hlcli thall be given | -n.hr Mnhli-her in cm of ml--c#n Itw. |,K"rTK*lrf (on mu .it, be post paid, or they m,.,1; . ()i* l-nken out oflist* O'fiCt*. ! ihe i.V\vs of run if?riTia> states; in this paper. Ti F» A fain 4 -’s'rat-**, and (■iinrdiar.n, « 4 |.f : s of LAND or NKLROKS. hy Aiimini; trn t, r! Aerators, or Luanliar s are mjiiircJ, l»y law, u |, P 1,;.11 r. Hi.-first ilHho ,!lP I,'. 0 i . in-he Pi-'cnoMS.sint! !hr.'.!iullie .(Ifnnoii.iii Zrmirt-iruso oftho ooiii ly in which the r'-op.-fly i _v„ ( -,r ilio.- 1' ?ulo.' w.iiwl lie givi-.i; m a pulili , Ml XT V '-iy> !-r 'ia- vi tin- day . r -.litj. . b v„ii,-c n-'tliu oiiH-, of vnt -nal »ro;«'r!y, IMM be «'v«'n , ..SumiiiT, I'*I).XTV -!:.y- vi >iis M tin-il'iyot S'Mii:. , tin* ■!• tilttwaul .-re-UtfiM '/ ttneswUi, muslin’ rulliinhivi r»- IvlA'l'l IWJ’>- . , ~ r v,V. •i-.-.iicHliGH ’-m I>S TVV'. to Ha < ourt u., Or i non f-r leave to Rail ».}N!» «f NKUKOfc.4. ma t I.P pnlilioiicd far KOflt -'Jo.-. * Hr.. aitctSta 8 vvoi.Mlsa .V, M Wi ll • i, m-jo. ‘•/’rjvL an.i fr.nr nos, u TO COHBKSPONDENTS. Tim coin.nunioution of “ A Citi/.kn,” or ilio ; pntijoct ofilio Uuitu.l States’ Uun!; : is received: | ami will be insorted in our next. THU CSSiatOKKE <’AS». It will be seen by tho following extract of a I letter, wliich we roenivud on Saturday 1 .st, <but , ■in the ease of ll.io Missiomnies, tho Sup eine Court lias decided, that (ieo.gia has not ll.e tight 10 extend her laws over the Indians rcstd-j ina within her limits. The length of the deci-, sion had prevented its early i-übhcation in tlie [ Washington City pajai'S. hut it has been pro tnbed an ca ly as it can he obtained. We pub lish from the United States Telegraph, some ■ eiuaik on this subject. £ul,-iut of a Utter la the FAitur , ‘lalcd ‘•. i v I. r Washington, 3d Man h, U. 3-. << Sir: —The long egony is over, end the j. i on t has this day decided, tli.il tlcor »i 1. h,s not the right of ju i.-die'ipn • or lb» | Cl-e ( dse.r Ter:itn y, and has is-.ii.id a tuandate j 10 .in |o ( ,. D.iuel erly, to rove su 'lie dee sion ot j J„.| g „ Clayton, and release the Missioiia ii » from j i!i - I’l'iiiti iitia.y. 'i’o this mamiale, 1 .aesn-ue, 1 11 ilher the Judge no iln- (ioverno. wel ;ay !l!l ) 1 afemion. Judge. ISxLDWIN dUsi lile i IV' lll lIL „ inin'ii of the Court, and Judge Johnston, was absent. This opinion is in accordaiKO witu tlie f ileral doetiduesof‘o?, and strikes at thi. ve-y foundation oflhc Sovereignly ol the States. It has created great so salion in this plain:, and the f i ’mis of ticorgia look bold an i animated, while her op;>miouts look fearful. “Thu President will not iiitc: f re with tho sur vey and occupancy of the ClwroUee Territory.” Csiahi.kston, March, 1532. This is a Vja;.y, hustling, noisy city, crowded lo ovoillowing with men, nunchatidize, banks, brokers, bailiffs, paving stones, bills of mohange, 41 and many other articles 100 tedious to men lieu”—all mingling together in most discordant harmony— mid presenting, cn masse, a far more .lily-like and business like aspect, than any oth er siieli miscellaneous congregation at the South. To those who love lo he “ in populous city pent,” rather than sunounded by the fiee anti salubrious air and iiutcl retirement of sequester ed villag-s and distant woodlands, it presents manv si.iking ami varied attractions —conlinual changes in men and things—new (aces, ami new aspects on old opus —now amusements, and new excitements —rises and falls in cotton, calico, stocks, freights, foi tunes, and 101 l combining to give now interest to every now hour, Ilu ing tho mind onward, font the cares o! the past and present, by vivid 1 iotn es of the future. “Variety, (says tho poet) is the very spice of life;” and hero, all is variety all change and exchange, exco. t with lltpso who have jlO change in their pockets; and to them, id-i is changeless anywhere, whether in town o- coim l y: and those who have, among the vatious other changes, will find numerous tom tations for it to change hands. The streets and houses, alone, do not change—to their shame he it sO -—for, with a la go portion of them, any change would he for the belter. Tlie fo.mer, with very sow exceptions—and ibosc not veiy sit iking—are narrow, crooked, exceedingly un even in tlie pavement, built of the cmitio an.d side walks, and in wet weather, such as we have had here for several days, extremely mud dy, and difficult to cross, even in the best pla ces. And tlie houses, mostly of wood, arc go ne, ally old, ugly, and di.ly, and built with little or no taste; and not one did 1 notice newly painted, or repairing—and not a single new one erecting* There are, of con sc, many splendid private dwellings, and public buildings; hut even these, mostly, look rather dirty and neg lector! about the exterior, and are built itt too heavy and sombre styles of architecture. 1 could t ot hut be stiuek wiib the want ot bettor Hotels— I mean tiro buildings in which they are kept, which are mostly unsuitable and inconve nient in their construction and interior arrange ment — thouj-h the fare and attention is goneiallv r* -1 1 believe, good and satisfacto.y. Without do- j si ing to institute unfriendly compsiisons, few 1 • daces, I think, have evinced more enlerp ize 1 in iboi Hotels, than on, city of Augusta— and | Ib.s I have frequently board mentioned by in vellers. The Ciloho, IManbris, United Htutes, and Cagle and Phoenix li “ Is, a e all of a wipe -1101 o-rier, and excelled, either in the style ofj the buildings, tire convenience and comfort of! I aour-.-aa.vwT naamnaa the accommodations, and tlie excellence of their tables, by none in the South, at least, if in any place of the same size m the Union. Success lo their enterprising proprietors, one and all. Co they richly deserve it—having dune credit, hv their excellent management, not only to them selves but lo tho city. Yet with all lit., imperfections wo have men | tinned, still Charleston is a sinking and interest I | ing city, and presents many attractions to its vi- I silers. Its business like is: ect, rich anil varied 1 ;,■ ' | ! displays oi goods, and the courteous and accom- j : niodating dis; osiliuns of those who vend them, j I cannot but be pleasing to the merchant. And ' I to others, the continual gayely of its streets, ever ; | sparkling with beauty and fashion—lor the: (stranger cannot but be struck with the vast | 1 number of ladies alway s walking ab oad, not withstanding the narrowness of the side walks, and the rudeness with which they aic some times jostled—together with its beautiful bay, Tonifications, commercial enleiprize, and the ‘ frank, generous, polite, and hospitable disposi tions of its inhabitants, must ho subjects of plea sing interest & recollection, long after they have ; passed iron) before the eye. hurl Mouldic, (.o' 1 Sullivan's Island, tho healthy and pleasant sum-, mer reheat of the citizens, about five iniHs l from tho city,) commanding, with Fort John -son, ott the opposite side, tho entrance to tho i lijikor, (near which is laid the foundation for ■ j another Fori, in live fathoms watoi) —Castle j j I‘inckney, just opposite the city—Ch.ist Chinch Fatisb, and the neighboring islands, well stock ed with feathered gam.—the beautiful South Cattery, a staking representation of which is painted on tlie drop scene of the Theatre—sove i ral of tho Churches, particularly the ancient one . of St. Phillips, erected in ITii'J. with its uionu I ; mints of the distinguished dead ofCatuJhia, who j ! once figured in arms or in letters—the Medical j College, with its extensive aid striking Muse um—the Slate Arsenal, between King and : Meeting streets, now garrisoned with United | i Slates Tioops—tho Had Hoad—tin- extensive ( Sugar llciinery, on Anson street—the largo I Steam Saw Mill, and unions other matte:; • ■1 | not fo.getting the Market, wliieh pre-en... ;; 1 I crowded and busy scene, and is wi ll .••■•.up.led • 1 with meats, fish, fruits. A c.—the me it •• in : ally veiy good, and the beef partieula.iy fine. All these are :objects of interest and curiosity, worthy the attention of the stranger, and will, sc: vo to diversify this accne, and proven! time from hanging heavily on Ins hands, mi ing his vi- •lo Chai’e.-lon. Tito Hail Road, Sng.t Re finery, Steam Saw Mill, Arc. I shall , tohahly notice more pu.lieuluily, at a future leisure mo ment. j j net tub .11 iirm ciihoxici.e. | Mu. Kiutoh :\\ itii inexj ressiblo feelings of 1 pi. sue and ■,;ti-fai:tion, did I | cruse the Ad- , | dresjt o! the F'-e Trade and State Rights Con- i (volition, which assembled dining the latter pint' of lasi iimiuh. The Convention was, undent.t edty, com used of the most t.dented and dis tinguished citizens (•;' j.alriutie South Carolina. Among the many di.s.itigntshtid men, whoso mines were prefixed to tire Addsess,!, with 110 ; little deg co of pleasure, noticed lli.Ti.rn and | TnciV.gsoN, men, who are not only noted for; their zeal and oyalty to tften Stale, but for their j abilities, talents, and acquirements. There are I ve.y few individuals iu South-Carohna, equal in | all res; eots ; hut none superior lo them. They ; have been—and from what knowledge I have «1 their., suppose not undeservedly — the Demos , urr.xK.s and Cicero of South-Curolina. Os what j n .hie and learned personages this Convention ; was composed ! What tin august assembly it j truly must have h-.en ! Hut, lo lop lire climax; of sublime appearances, the governor of the State himself was present. Did not the pro- | senco of this t, n'y great and noble man, mid greatly to the dignity of the assembly I It un doubtedly did. But, although this assembly of talent and beauty, was truly imposing; y ( ,t, the causes that called it together, were, by far, Ho lder. They convened at Charleston, solely and entirely, for lire ; impose of assorting tho lights of their native Stale—for tho purpose of shew- j ing the base nsn pers of thei. rights and liber- | tics, that tlie galling yoke of oppression, under ! which they arc unwarrantably lahoiing, could j no longer he borne. That if their enemies were | d ie mined to rivet the tariff upon them, that Son'di-Carolina would not ho found among the! States.which would tamely, basely, and dastard ly submit. Tim I'ditor of the Courier, in noticing the pro- | ceedings of the Convention, very emphatically observes, that “ the laws so strenuously opposed, are the laws of llic land, made certainly accord ing lo the forms of the Constitution, and in tlie | opinion of the majority, according to its spirit— j by the National Legislature, wheie we a.o fully j represented in numbers, and by more than our share of talents—vvh .rcour own votes are re co.dod us having warmly advocated the very policy vve now condemn; and securing for its success and popularity, by tlie eloquence ol some of our sons, who arc now its most uncompro mising enemies.” Thu above apparent inconsistency, in the con duct of the Nullification party, can he very easi ly and satisfactorily accounted for. It is well; known to every individual who has the slightest idea of the e ruses wliich induced the Southern j Stales, to assent lo the adoption ol tlie “ Ante- I rican System,” hat the plea for its adoption was tlie " liquidation of the jiuhlic debt.” And it is likewise plain to every man of ordina- j ry knowledge, in relation to this subject, that there were, even at the time of its passage, many Southerners, who opposed it. N uv, it is entirely useless for tho editor to bo constantly harping upon ibis branch of the subject, since it 1 ;s self-evident, that tho cause of some of the ; Southern Slates voting, in favour of tho laiilV, 1 was file “ liquidation of tlie public debt.” Tlie ! hono: able editor, after being unable lo account for l!ti> a: arenl rashness and inconsistency in tlie Xalliftcrs of Soulli-Carolina, with bis usual self presumption, remarks: “Where is the tyranny— the oppression to which vve submit ? Shew us ■ this tyranny—this oppression- end our swords too j 4 • -a--tv— 1 : rvwu -^'g4m.w.TC:v..cjrc .'t' shall gleam in the heavens, and our numbers swell your ranks.” I would ask tho miter, why lid many of the Stales of the Union send dele gates to tho Philadol, hia Convention ? Why did that Convention make a repot 1 lo the citi zens of the United States, saying hinly and explicitly, that the taritf was vnr i.istitutianul unjust and ungenerous ? The fact is, the South jis most grievously oppressed I If the editor | wouln lake these facts into consideration, ho j would bo hotter able to account for tho stop j which South-Carohna has taken. | It is evident that the editor of the Courier • strives very iudusliiously to become acquainted j with tlie alfiiis of the nation; or in other words, | with her— politics! But judging four present ( and past appearances—to little or; esc. For his edification and instruction, 1 would recom mend to his considers on, Fiattklin’s favourite aphorism, “ Larger vessels mav venture more, (Jut tittle heals slimilil keep hear sliore.** Georgians ! evince then it is evident that the Tariil’ was adopted, by Congress, for tho sole : purpose of liquidating the public debt; and this j ! is nearly extinguished—have yen cornu lo tire 1 ■ conclusion to submit to, 01 resist this gross and |unconstitutional usurpation of your tights and, liboitivs J Can you come to the base conclusion 1 lo submit to a system that makes you but a co lony lo the noith ? No. Melhinks I anticipate 1 your answer, that you icill resist ! 1 Zealous South Carolina! Although your enemies have fabricated plots and modes, by which they foolishly supposed they might injut n the holy cause in which you me so nobly anil gallantly contending—although they have show ered down u; on you titeir blue est cu res ami (epithets —although tecy have endeavored to ex j tinguisb the " junto scintilla” of the spirit of freemen, which yen clc ly manifested, even at the onset to tin ■ mighty undi” taking, an I j which how bid ■ 111 • .ho fanned into a but nine c ’ I 1 llama, and to •■oinn imicalo itself to every • southern - - ;• • c. i t confident that the lime |is H"l lard -n'til, when lit. - , ire causes of your .'. ;nce a'e ; I he lam mil clear to every , ■ni * ric-e ’it -mid V. ti n yell shall, by su ■ cal nilly -icing, aeqene. for your inheritance a ) , • ;.r.,iib I!mi 'fie ; y:amids of llgypt. Daily aie tin .•■ :■■■ adve tes enlisting une’er , yen - standard. D.:•'. 'lent individuals con v“l ol‘tie> . ist- •mi ■ resistance. Donut dc-: ‘, "ii, y. n1 . , undertaking. Persist in ye. ■ t i ' lits to rend asunder the .- ,1 which lies ; from you view the fiend 1-.lt encl ave , ,e no tlt. lo rivet upon YOU a system c v , i:l. e.:;it In tho sight ol , Cod and man : A- .■ ■ .sored that your sis ! ter ui.-ii. ; \v;’*l not •••• .m.l tmum tittiringly’ ! suh'iut to vvh;it ’.I■ t\ i. to bo (injo-.t, engine ’lrons, and u: JUBTFi'IA* lld ‘hi ialnur 1. :■'<■! ' ' ■ fit: T!»- i line ei !. > >i.- • ■■ i;« Ceu icr, i bis pa pci ■ ' ihc it n nr:. staled receully. on 1! 1>• :••. e ~i.m present, that all the C'.e-,d.l. rha • .11 ilm I'roo Trade Ci 1 :.i; 1... 11 in s 'ii„,■■■■■■; did not huaitily an p < , 1: of the ; roe..- i1... -on the contrary, with III:- exccpliijit of re. 1.0.0 was not oni; pro ;scir, that i-ame i ;hm h:< knevvledgo but dis a: 5■:.• vc.! of tie cnict'ii 'of the Convcnliiiii as 1 mtteli as ic; did (> 1 ~-formantprobably Luca \eccrd Georgian mho t 1 present, among whom ! were several me mi • ■' our Legislature, who 'dissented from , . m-,' n god by the convent- j i tion, with, unanimous u> dig nation," Arc. Ac. |To which, I look hie :cd:.ie.i occasion to say 1 1 that my own sa vv: I' as the o, minus of others i j whom I Li..*.•- *e:.i l.’cfn misrepresented, ciilicr, by the “ inf c mant ’ u, |>y the Lditor’s roinai ks. ! In ins paper of tho liilli inai. the editor, probably j on the authority of his “ info, inant," informs me that thine is no mistake between them. Otr this information, I assert that his informant basj . made a statement fir publication that is false ! ! j in a matter which had he been a gentleman he would have avoided altogether. I have no more to say lo cither of them till: this 1 informant” make■ his appca ance. , ti. li. LAMAR. ! ! iTv”s. Ifa sma SjSj," T'I!IS-I>.\ ni |(> u clock, I ! cJcirnnt utitluig'aiiy ftvido Uoafil, with j niiirbSo slab, 1 i li ilics inuhogjiiny Work hilaiul aiuf | Writin/r Disk, | I suit iii!ili(j,';!.nv Dining; Titlikm, i 1 <lo. cxiintine - luntsc l)c-k, i I tin. curved post Ucti .'rlcai!, “ doz Coney ('linirs, (»!( Wiiulow Ijliiids, •! Mutliosici. A t.'O, | Second Imnd l-’imtiturc, corit islingr < I Side Board, Uurcitu.'i’ca tind (di fl 'i'o . l> : « si, I 'littirs. EJiul Steuils, iMultfi sscs, VVttkhintc .Miicliini*, Crockery, Ware, cVe. eve. A.e. A!.: <», 1 liltd. and 10 hat fcl s Sti.ear, 10 barrel? sttpeiliite Flour, 10 «!<». Mo. 11, ..laekeivl, 5 <jr. Casks .11 35. Wine, 10 Dent. tHic. Wad. tin. 2 Cases Black Itnram Hals, ■.'<( Nests Hand Boxes, 10 Fieces (Sacking. Ate. Ac. j T. iin- Cash iTIHW-cWJfB/E 1 , rd. 7 o“cloe!:, j A gener d assm tinent of | diiy-couds ii.iiih-UAni: <v cut \ u:in, hoots .7.V/J stums, run-' j I.LYu TILCLS, TiSToI.S. <)•/-. <)•-:. 'i'orms Cash 1 ; _ ni’cli 11 _____ li. | V'AViOc cOLvrs Sj- ?sold, forty days from dale j V V viz: mi Haturtluy,H)t!i 3!areh next, About 200 volu. Law, Miseellaneoas. | ! and other Books: Silver, Table, and Teu Spoons: China and Crockery Ware; 1 Feather Beds: Billows, Matrasses, Ate. Jtc. Ace. A I,SO, i House Servants atul Field Hands to hire. 1 Jan 20 GOODS. a® mwmmm 1 : 5H ' J" s '* received a Inrgreaml s;ilen , wi ja. did assortment of rich Fanvy and - ?la j ile IMiV HOODS, 1 Among which are the following, v •; Hlk Italian Liistrinjr, Grodc Berlin, 1 Crude Indie-,Oro de Swiss, tiro dc X:tj». 1 li Tt-le Kan, Sinchevvs &■ Sarsart Silks, Watered, figured, plaid, and striped Liro tie N ap, ; ‘Silks, all eolonrs, Silk C.tmMots, Black, white, pink, straw, anil stllnton e< Itired Sattins, I'inrnnee Silks, all colours, •J-d and li 1 Bng’lish tint! French Bomba y.ines, 1 Bint •a :4f«<l eolored Bnniliitzells, do. Circassians, black Crape tie Clieln,' Rich printed French 3lnsli!is, ftro cle Valia do., , Fiain A: tig - Swiss 31its!iiis, , .Mull and Mediant .Mull do., Jaekonett, . 1 ('heck amt corded 31usiins, ’ i \\ idio Ca min ie, ; | Dink blue and bttfl'Ciingjhanis, 1 j Fitirlislt. i’ceiieii ntul scotch Ginghams, li Idranoides <!o., ijKilv. and tr.Ts n worsted Barroge, . Bill. Foi lias, hlk. i'almarino, , Oreon tlntizn, •i ! tmd 12 5 white hohinetl. Lace, Ladies and lace and IVeneh work'd muslin Caps, I.nee and Aluslm Can/.euiH Capes and Pilerines, Blk. vv kite atul green lioliinett lace ’t'eils, iiieh Idaek vvliito and green Blonde j (.Janze do., rraa.' 1 Sitawls, Bmliroided Gill and plain | that in-, j (ianze and Barrego lltlltls. and Semdb, 1 ■ sfii it blonde Gauze. j ■■-atlia and Gro de N'ttp Bonnet Bibbons. ' Vo. 1 to HO plain Tall'. la do., Ihnlmvider d B 'lts, Blk. vv liito and catered watered t'o., IVatcluntd guard Bil'lions, Blonde Gauze and other Cap do., til Is. Love do., Misses muslin bordered Aprons. ■ "aildreas, V.isst s and Ladies Oil Silk do. Pongees, hlk. while and pink Italian and urcophnm Crapes, Lisses, Cumhi'ic and Furniture Dimi ties, ; Irish Linens, Lawns, :(I 1,7 1. HJ,!> 4. and 10-4 Table Diaper, Byrds Bye and Bas.-ia do.,Colton do., , Bum-ia Sheeting, Dowlas, and Crush, , Linen t 'itmhrie, _ i , Linen Cniidtric Hilkfs, plain and rn 1 ' borders, Pongee, Spittlelield, Bantlnna atul Flu L Silk lltlklLi Blk Italian ('ntvals. Bead Bags IhnlifoiiliT'tsl palert hair Cloth and em broidered ?ilk Betienles l"!t. white and assorted colored corded I L osses Ladies Parasols, n large assortment ( Silk and cot tun I'nibreljntt While and black silk Hose ' Open worked do, fancy mixed do ' Bik and while Bngiish silk bail’ 1 lose I Uavv s.ik Hose and half Hose . White, f litte, blk, open worked, fancy clock, random mixed and embroid ered rotten Hose '(Blk, while, slide, and random mixed worsted I lose !• \ great variety id'raw silk, cotton and I I vv oivled ball' I hire . I Ladies and gent ; !! S silk and raw silk Gloves, a!! colours and qualities (: Patent roller ulk, web and nett fcsuspen -1 dots *j ‘Vhite gauze Flannel 1 French, London ami American Calicos • I Furniture ( hlicnq 3!eriiio Ct s-iaa 1 e, (5 .' f'iissinelts, While ci; bro. eng mid fr. Drillings, ( Bottled <1". j. 1 IJlnn timi Yellow Nankeens, 34 I ' i vv ide do. H qAiexican mixtn.vs, and G'rondercll stripes, j s-' 1 Siiltin sti Sped .? ;at!s, i Plain do. ..‘fans, I Blue do. 1 S 1 i Blue Den es, Pilsbary b tripe, J Bik. and laney col. S-ilk Vt .-tings, [ f While nml fundy eal. Mmseilea do. j j. 1 Bletsebed and Grown Shirtings «5v L-bee lings, Tickings, Stripes, Cheeks, Cotton and Linen Osnnlmrgs. Baagap Cords, Beaverieens, Ale. Ate. 'i'lie above (together with many other goods on haml, and others on the liver, ex;tee!ed daily, will be sold low, at the Cheap F.tney Store,2'iS Broad Street, ■ march 10 1 44 F«L\N!ilj.\ WSIDItIFF’W WALE. On Cwjysl Tuesday in Jlpril nn l. ILL lie sold, til Ctii tusville. Frank- V V lift county, within their-iuil hours, the followin r property, to wit: l-'filf) acres, oflatid, in said county, ott Noil's creek, adjoining Crow and others, ns the property of John Silnian. to saliify an exeeuii<‘|i in favor of Eli Silinan, and others, vs tad.l John Silmau ; pointed o :l | by defeiidafit. tIAKBIS TONLV. D.SIf . ATuretiß wtd 12 U'Jl OJ 0? <!)& )£* a'J'lte Subscriber in com mencing the Mannlitelur rrfqS ing ofiiJuots, Sltoen, Pumps, Ate. lor tlie Pity, has taken for t!i. present the Store. No 201, lately j occupied by Mr. .1 S. Jenkins, (he buy ing declined business) and having em ployed il!r. A. P.SMITH, a first rule .Meelnude, to Mtperintend I lie business— intends to keep il a respectable eslab : lisliinetit. None but tlie best work I done a' l I ntthe shortest notice. G'catle men leaving Ihetr orders or measures at I the Fa *lory or at the KIIOE STOKE of B. W. FORCE. No. 273. opposite the Globe Hotel shall not be disappointed, ns 1 egan'ts qua lily, or tit the time promised— .•saying so imie-lt—lie respectfully solicits iltc putronage ofhis friends and the pub lic. 0 J.F. FORCE. Feb 20 40 NOTICE. The subscriber, ns Agent for tlie SStnie, wishes to t u , ~-i 25 Negro Fellows, from 18 to 25 years oi' ago, fur which tiie cash will be paid. THOMAS GLASCOCK. Jan 7 ts 2fi cutocTilmiii&i, r PIRKCS hemp,(lux,tow and tlittueslic Baggit g, 25'l coils bale Hope, O ttK) ba.-hols Liverpool Salt, ust) blids. St. Croix, N. O. A: Porto Rico Sugars, GOO Itiigs Co!ii:e, WO Is. superior prime green Codec, 40 bids, do, do. do. 0.(0 kegs cut nails, assorted. 2d tons Swedes L on, asserted, •bid bags Shot, assorted, 1000 pounds bagging twine, 5 tests Plough Moulds, 5 tons Castings, assorted, 75 boxes tobneeo, .Vd barrels loaf and lump Sugar, 200 whole and latlfboxos Noap, 40 boxes spermaceti (.’-aadles, 20 do. tallow do. •‘lO hhds. Molasses, 00 barrels Flour, 70 boxes bunch Raisins, 40 cuddy boxes Hy- on, GTtnpow der and Imperial Teas, 7J quarter casks sweet Malaga Wine, 25 do Tcmtcrifi’e a*v Sicily Madeira, 11 pipes pure old do S do Cognac brandy, pure, 0 do Holland Gin do 5 hlals pure Jamaica Bum, 45 barrels Nothern Gin, GO do Northern Bum, 15 do Cordials, Jill hags Unek Pepper, 15 do Pimento, 25 hags Ginger (Knee.) 5 hhds green Copperas, 20 kegs Madder, 10 kegs Saltpetre, 20 do Glauber mnl Epsom Sails, 5 boxes Brimstone, 3 barrels A Hunt, 50 boxes 8 by 10 window Glass, 2 boxes Logwood, 200 reams wrapping Paper, 125 do writing and letter do. 2000 pounds shoe Thread, 8000 pounds prime Bacon, 0000 Spanish and common Segnrs, 8000 pair Shoes, well assorted, 50 boxes heaver and wool Huts, 25 doz seal an.! lea I bur caps, 40 boxes cotton and w 00l Curds, 10 barrels Almonds, 20 half barrels crackers, 10 kegs bar Lead, {JOO canisters splendid sporting < > un powder, 1110 men and women’s (buddies. Bridles, A;e. a I. so, 100 pieces dullh* and point Blankets. 40 (hired, while (V-green Flannels. 25 hales Homespun assorted, 35 pieces Negro cloth—together with a well assorted stock of Staph l and Fancy Goods, suitable for the country trade. AI.SO, Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvils and Vices, Spadea and Shovels, mill cross cut and hand Saws, Mill Irons. Trace, halter, fifth and log chains, Billes mid Gnus, carpenter's Planes, Had Irons, Coll’ee 31 ills, hoop and slieol Icon—with a handsome assortment ol cutlery and shelf Goods—for sale on the most favorable terms by, \V. A; H. BKVSON, (Ipposilc Ihc (Hvbc Hold. OeVw If G SIIIS AJI& SAI/T. S BBI.rS, prime Gei pgii» Sugar, Audit quantity ol'Uociv Salt, For Ibulc hv <•'. B. LAMAR. Feb 18 IS CO Ii I : :.! 351A SIJ Esi iC' I'” SH A t (IS. On ilw Jirsl 'l'l. tday In rlpri! «■■( /, Wlh!,' be sold at Columbia Court House, between the uma! hours of side ; H(>s stt res of Land, more or !e-s, hound -lil by hinds <>f Marshall Li ilh, lllarli wcil, Britilhert y. Win. Ale Gar iintl < 'one; t,» siitisfy a inorlg'i," - e f fa. front (.'olmn- Ida Superior Court, Thomas Nelson vt. .1 obn Nelson. ISAAC KA3IKEV. Shift C. C, i<v‘» i _Ht yy 10 pool ground .Salt, expected in the Com | liiiny'n Boats, will be sold on reasonable terms, il'taken by tbe lioat loitd. D PONCE, at Alien A: Paddock’s cfiiee. mnrch ” 4t 42 mss Coptirlnersiiip herdol'ore ex- Q. i.-ling in Clarkesville, llabershtini Ci.nttly, between the undersigned, is, by muimil consent,dissolved. All persons having demands, are requested to call on Absalom Bishop; and sill duo them, arc required to settle with him. ns bo is duly authorised lo settle the hardness of said (inn. ABSALOM BISHOP. W. N. BISHOP. Clarkesville. Ga.. 3!arch 10. 2l" 11 FilTAli NOTICE. fSIIIH Creditors of li. C. Ca.vna.oti, W. Esq. Merchant of Augusta, mere qn:"cd to present their deinamis lo the undersigned, previous to the first day • I April next, or they will lie debarred the • bum-tit of bite usuigtnneids. JOHN PIIIMZY, G. B- LAMAR, Assignees uj the individual property of L. C. Cantelou. Tlie Charleston Mercury will please insert the above weekly till the first of April, and send the bill fur payment. Jun 2b wtAI 32 ni-ACK OSTRICB FEATHERS* A Large Assortment of Elegant H: ■' . t tsmien I'eatheus,For Sale by Jii 1 A. SEK A, No. 208, Broad street. Dec 31 if a4 , SALEi (sj, A & HDDS. i>rimc New-Orloans Sw /'•'V g'li*. A. MACKENZIE & Co March 7 43 CVIBIJWBT JfIAMNC . Him IE SUBscHIBIII informs hi ,M. friends and the public that ho s! .3 continues to c arry on the Cabinet Makh/u Business, on the north side of Broad . n few doors above the new market, f j die shop formerly occupied hy George .Morris.) Ho lias now on linnd, a lirg ; supply of Bedsteads, which ho can si 'i | (dr much less than they can be oblnim 1 in the city. He will also furnish all hind ; of FURNITURE in bis line equally cheap, all of which he will warrant t f J la; made of the best materials and it, a workman like manner. LEWIS B. COBB. March 7 ts 43 is: A,Vli L1 A SIiEKI EE'S SALE. On the Jir.it I'uemit n/ in April next, W1 J,L be sold in Curnesville, Frank lin cooniy, within the usual houi« ol stile, the following property, to wit: 401) acres of land, more or less, lying on Tngaloo, adjoining Farmer and oth ers; taken ns the pronerty of William llaeket, nt the suit of Isaac and William Whitaker, and others, vs. said llaeket. A I.SO, 100 acres of hind, on Shoni Creek, ad joining Barker and others. ALSO, . r >o acres of land on fShoni Creek, nd joining Ishel and others; levied on era the property of Kiehurd F. Chnppuleop, to satisfy sundry fi. fus. in favor of Rich unl Furr, vs said Chaopnlenr; levied on and returned to mo by n constable. ALSO, 25 acres of Ininl, on Shoal Creek, ad joining Bay and others ; levied on as the properly of James 11. Belew, to satisfy u (1 fa in favor of Hubert Brace. ALSO, 150 acres of land, on the waters of* Umn Log, adjoining Whitworth and oth ers, levied on ns the property of Elisha Dyer, o satisfy a fi fa in favor of James ill. Cobh, for the use of N. K. Butler, vs. said Dyer; levy made and returned to me by a Constable. ALSO, 50 acres of land, more or less, lying oa (lie waters of Gum Cog, adjoining Whit worth mid others ; us the pro ; ally of James It. HmiMp In satisfy a li fa in favor of Moses li. Uenniua, and ollicrs, vs. suid (Smith; levy made and I’elorned to me hv a constable. CHARLES W. BOND, ShfT. Feb 21) wtd 41 ftU sale. On the fust 'Tuesday in April next, WILL ho Sold, agreeably to an or der of the Court of Ordinary of Clark county, at the [Market House iu the city of Augusta; The undivided interest (being one-fifth part) of John F. and Benjamin Fhinizy, children ofMnreo Fhinizy, deceased, in a Unt or piece ol* Land, situate on the north side of Broad street, in the city of Au gusta, having a front of 31 feet on said street, and running linek HJO feet, bound ed on the south by Brotid street, on the west mid nurlli by (Spencer’s lot, and on the east by John Woolfolk’s lot. JACOB FHINIZY, Guardian far John l\ d* Rcnj. Phinivj. JantiS . wtd 32 s) -c—raj Desirous of enlarging m; qtylSSir"* ,>us ' ncss » * l ,uvc appointed ‘ James Johnson, Jun'r., «>’ Augustn, Geo. my Agent. All orders will be for Warded to me, I*;, him, free of cost. Gigs, Sulkies, Tilbut ries, Buggies, Barouches, and Vehicles cf ul! descriptions, will bo warranted I - suit, or no sale; and will be made to or der ul a short notice. JAIMES TURNBULL i Newark. Nov Jevttu MAS on hand, a general ussortmeid cf Carriages ofuli kind*, selected from (he beat Manufacturing Establish meats nt the North, lid has also made arrangements to receive .New Wot k weekly, and endeavoring to rentier satis faction to his friends, by bis utiweariiT-*? attention to business, lie still desires it continuance of patronage. JAMES JOHNSON, Jan. Corner of Mclntosh and Reynold street, oppo site to Messrs. Heard <)'• Cook’s Warehouse. N. B. Carriages and Harness re paired nt the shortest notice. Dee 21 21 "com MHI A SHERIFFS SALE. t‘n the first Tuesday in April nrrt. Wll.L be sold, nt Columbia Court- House, between the usual hours . of sale : \ 9 Acre Lots, in the town of Wrights borough, wliercon is a Dwelling House a Medical Shop, and other out-heuset lying on the Sooth side of Broad street adjoining Heard and others: levied < u to satisfy a number of li. fas. from a Ju* lice’s Court, Nathaniel Bailey, vs. David Cooper lIICH’D. H. JONES, D. Sh’fl March 8 wtd 4$