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MICE corner of Jackson & Ei.lis-streets | rtTBLISHKD EVERY ami S ATI IIJ)AY MOUXING, HV %. Iff. PEIIHERTON. 'i“ S 3 H S! KHT-WEEKf. V PAPEir FIVR noi,UK3 ■WTmnu'n, yayaltU in advance } or felX IHiLiljAitn w F VI'ER. TURKU nOIJ-AHS per jmyablein advance, or FOUR DOLLARS at ■ nil of ilie year. , p ßt .,. r win |,e itisoomlnncd (except at the choice ol until all arrearages are paid. ■ tjVBRTIHE.nBVTS are inwrtml ttmyveeklu I. j pi*r snuare, lor il»r* i»rstinsertion, *••-»! •*-1 for each »:Uccce*!i*ig insertion — weekly, ;«i o*2 1- * His piTMiunre for each Inscriioa—anil mmthly (when Hc.'icedln? one square) m 81 for cadi I. iwcver small, is chart*e<l one square, intended to be limited must have tire number n. IHrtion*-, semi-weekly or weekly, written on them, or ■ will be inerted sea .-weekly till forbid, and chur- _ pirbli-ber takes upon liitnsclfUic risk of all rcmif of money made to Inin fry Mail—the person reniit paying the postage, and obtaining from tin* I’ost- a written or verbal acknowledgement of the and its deposito in his office, which shall be given JM V pabli-ber in case of miscarriage. (on business) must be post paid, or they taken out oftfic oilice. K f.IWM OF TUB UNITEO STATES ■H.uiih'lici in lids paper. , : 9 To 'Frenit-.Te, Ailministrato'-'t, and Qurrdinnt. ! VAIiEB of l-ANltor NK'iH«KS,I-y A.liiiinislra ,X' .xecutors, or Guardians, are recpiired, byjaw. to S.|.) ~11 Hu- fir i Ti“ ••ilay m the inoiuli, Jionvoon tin- JEr. of on la the. fircnoon, and throe in the afternoon, at ihe(\r;r). mll ... 1 of tlio coanlv inwhicli the* proper!) i* Bnio.—No ice of these sales must lie given in a public 8r.;... mi vr V days previous to the tiny of sale. Hhotioc of the r/ila’of personal properly, miisi la? given jJike manner, HHtTV days pruvloii* to the tiny ofealo. Roliceto tin' dehlors and creditors ol all estate, must lie Kli.-lied lor FOlt’l’V tinys. Notice, that application will lie made to t ie Court o. ‘1 -art* liir leave to sell I.AMI or NEOKObC*. musl ip. ollslied for FOUR MONTHS. aj.j-tjr* -yy;-rrminw^aivr^tsrrxßrYn I»B£Oi»OSALS For Publishing tho V\j UV tS V A C ViaOi> VC \Au, £>AIIiY. • 11V A. H. I'HMBIiIITOX. IWf.NG determined lo issue t!ii' A.JiU.STA caUUMCIiE Jhihj, longboat the business portion of the jnr. at least, and Incimiiiieiice the daily d tieiiiioti as early as a sullicient qiiaail r of new type, ntm olher materials can In btahieil, from the North wo beg leave, ispectfuliy, to oiler the project lo om ientls ami the puDlic generally, I’m their ■uruicign. The semi-weekly mnl week publications will be conlimietl tis tisu .nail, seiisiblethal the Daily paper, now ’caiitc*iii ( .i.iti<m, u ill he supported priii i .ally by the Mercantile, portion of the om ’iii.niy, wc shall endeavor lo rentier valuable to that class of onr citizens, v calling into notion every possthh leans of A 'oinaieree.il intelligence ; and. .ill, the aid of ra able mid intelligent s-ijistniit etlilor, well skillet! in cominer },t! affairs, whom we design to engage. ul iha exertion of the almost possible ne/'ry am! industry, She latest mnl m..*st muji'lniit commercial and oilier news, riti always he pres.'nted, mnl ifh tat* tine lime the interests of onr Agvieulln ul. Political, Literary, and general rea ei'.s. most of whom are also interested, d ue or less, in the commercial intelli k*:iee of t'u* tiny, will be duly atlemletl ii And the numerous late improve- Eeuts in the mail arrangements of this Kpy—.rjviag ns a itniii/ nuti! Irom every ■carter, E tM. West, North, ami South. By the Oiiarlestoa, l\ew-Orlem!s, \oith »r.t, uatl Savannah stages, present peeu ■ar faeiHties fora tiaiiy pstper, and means nt' rendering it continually valuable and hileivsting. Tin* patrons of this paper may rest assured that it shall not he ex triled by any other similar publication, jdetermined tis we are, to spare no means ol' cileetiiig that end, mnl sensible, that, in this community, as in every other, a liberal cN: intelligent public will e vei keep pare, in its patronage, with any uselnl and valuable enterprise that may be pi e wilted to i‘ We will leave it lo n inajo vily ol'lhe suldseribers lo this pvibliention, to deiermine wheilier it shall be publish fill I) ii/i/ throughout the year, tit TMiti ■OlitiAiiS I’iat annum, or Ihiily (hiring ®* lutiiir.'-s monlhft, and semi ivirUy during Hr ri'niiiiinh r ijJ'lhi tj *<//". al Htdil 1' JdtHj mat annum. reader this paper as valuable 'm possible, each No. will present till the (■ilerial euinmeieial and other news, Am New-York. IJoslon. s’iiiladelji.hisi. lliltimoro, Washington, Mobile, New* .Wc'.nis. and every other ipiarter of the fliiim, received by the tiaiiy papers of fa* preceding evening. And. as '.he pa |jlr will be piiblisbctl regularly by sun Ae,every morning, subscribers will ge< ■h* news so miudi earlier limn by the l<<- daily papers they receive Irom the ,'<R>sl oilice., when il opens thereafter, on tpe same mornings. MN ofl'iiring this pioject to tho patronage ; of the public, we h.,g leave to bo understood H appealing solely to their interest, as the uOplly solid and proper basis of such an under jMjß'mg. Onr men interest prompts us to the on- BHirizo, from a belief that it may bo profituhlo MKiu.'selves, as well as useful to the public; fur, ■Bess it ho usefn , and thorefuru profitable, to til public, il ought not to he, and wo aro sensi )■ cannot and will not be, profitable to us; and jH iliorid'oro desire no one to patronize it. hut A uu expectation of “value received” fur money, or to continue their subscriptions should they be disappointed in that The correct principle of all liusi- ABtransactiins (and this is, of course, as much alßinoss transaction as any other) and the only oißbn which they can he safely, honestly, pro fitHy, or permanently maintained, is mutual btjmtunil self interest. And, relying upon ibis, iiHl Ib ( resent enterprise, we shall look closely anrf actively to the interests of our subscribers, best means of piomoting our own —sensi* We Hint whether they like or dislike asjicrsun uliy, they will patronize the paper, if we make ii i to tin iir interest to do so, and that tho more in* ■4o»ti iously and porseveringly we labor for them ■Be more general and valuable will he their pa jljOßiige. Ami. should we al any tune, becomt itgctful of them and our duties, tho best wa; •eorrecling tho evil, and arousing our energie and proper sense of the source f, um whence tvi •K’n our profits, will he to withdraw thei pmt.’i -ge, till it shall bo to their interest to rc new This will be dua to themselves, am no%i, ■ .noro than just lo us. sVnd, while n editor has the right to enquire of u subscriber tho cause ol a withdrawal ofhis subscription,to coin-! - pLin of him for it, would be to attach to others,t o blame, w hicli, in nine cases out of ten, is due on , ly to ourselves. Hainan duos not consider it his interest to continue his subscription longer, r \\ .ictlior right or wrong in his o; inion, ho is jn>t ,is free to uo so, as lo withdraw his patronage I * ,om any Store—and to enquire of him the cause. \ is impertinent, while lo blame him for it, is arro i gaut and unjust. The patronage of a paper I I should always ho given, or withdrawn, from a! . sense ol the value ol the paper to tlie public, or j r onos-soll, without any reference whatovor to 1 - the editor personally, whom one may like* or dis-! - like, without liking or disliking his paper—and _ therefore an editor should never consider the ■ withdrawal ol sub * n ipt'mn.as a personal matter, in the least, or feel the less respect or regard for ’’ the individual who withdraws it. Its only ell'cct i should ho to prompt him to an examination of his conduct, and tho correction of any errors ho may discover, and to stimulate him to , greater exertions—determined, at least, neither j to deserve censure, or loss of patronage, so far as his honest efforts can avail to prevent it. As to the withdrawal of patronage fora difference of 1 political or religions opinion, that is a thing j which should never pain, or move for a moment, , any honest and independent editor, as, amid the 1 endless variety oflniman opinion on those sub , jocts, tlie same expression of opinion which would induce one man to withdtaw, would in duce another or more lo subscribe—at least, so wo have found it. Commercial patronage, however, has little or nothing to do with personal controversy or con iliet ofo"„. 1111 ; hut is founded,principally, on in dustry, energy, the quick publication of a!i jmportnniyJtrte, and able and intelligent 'mnnients tqh? n them, cal culated to devclopo their t,"'o nature and conse quences. And, commercial ill oh. undivided am. j unprejudiced by party,will,as till other* y'“*kt to , do, always carefully examine both sides of every* f question, looking more to ihe intrinsic value of tlie o, inions it arguinelits themselves,than to tin* persons who utter them. However, then, we may differ from any of our merchants politically, while wo shall continue freely to express our po litical opinions, uninfluenced by any man or any party, wc have no doubt they will patronize us, so long as we 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 a- 1 groc with lliom altogether, an.l that while they dilfei* from us in some things, they will probably | agree with us in others, and the same also with , any paper that boldly and honestly expresses, as every one ought lo do, its own opinions, and not those of a party, or of any other paper or person. We believe th it a first-rate Daily Paper, such as we a*e determined that ours shall he, will ho highly valuable to I ho place, and profitable both lo its patrons and to ourselves. The great ob joctof commercial men, in patronizing papers, is lo obtain tho earliest commercial intelligence j. from all quarters; and to effect this, many sub- ( soiibo for several daily commercial papers, pub- 1 i fished in different quarters. Yet still, as few, il 1 any, can afford to have one from every sea* port, * or commercial town,intelligence will often arrive ( by papers which they do noi lake,which wdlgive those who receive those papers, the advantage , of them. And beside this, many of them have 1 scarcely time to look through all the cominor- ( ciul matter of every paper they receive (and of ten to no effect,)to find such as concerns them selves or tlio particular business of this city. Our object will he to have every oornmovcla paper that is desirable, throughout Use Union—to I get them from the Post-office, each evening, tho the moment they are received there— and lo so led from them, set in type, during the night and publish by sunrise, next morning, all tho im Unit commercial intelligence they contain—al so, the important political and other news, so far as the time will permit—giving tlie preference, j always to tho commercial, and all that mostly I concerns the commercial community. Thus lay ing before tho Merchant, each morning, before , he loaves iris residence, all that valuable in ■ formation which is calculated to govern his transactions throughout tho day. io effect! alt this, the paper will bo consideraly enlarged, | 1 the best of workmen will ho engaged, and the* commercial department placed exclusively nn ( tier the control of a commercial editor. Ity thus concentrating all the valuable commercial iiitel* . ligcuco from all quarters, ’ho Merchants of this I place may ho saved tho great expense iu , currod in dailys from abroad, and tlie onerous trouble of searching through a bushel of com. mcrcial chaff, for a grain of wheat, and often not B oven that—and will receive it also some hours earlier than they could obtain tlie foreign papers ' | which contain it, from the Post Oilice.—U will ! i„. Potii an expensive and laborious enterprizo; j | but, neither labor or expense arc to he cared for, I I in any undertaking, so long as they can he suc r|cesslnlly and profitably employed; and of this . j wc have not tho slightest doubt in the present ' onterptizo —at any rate we have determined not I to spare them, in the effort sot success; and q some generous friends, who entertain sim ilar opinions of its success, and confidence * |in our exertions, have had the kindness lo qjs'.ep forward voluntarily with oilers of peeu j niary assistance, should we need it.—Wo are in ’ I t re aty with a gentleman of extensive oommercia ' I as well as general intelligence and information, |. for a sale to him of one half of tho establishment , he to take upon himself tho entire control ol p the commercial department of it. But, should not this arrangement bo made, an able, intelli , gent, and capable commercial editor will bo en* gaged. —We shall stake every thing upon thir, lt . enterprize, and we trust tlie community is sulii erectly acquainted with us lo believe, that vve Bg are not disposed to do tilings by hulas. The ~e question, then, is, Will such a paper bo valuable ~ to them—worth the price of it? All we ask, is. c . gicc us a fur trial, ut the star’, and f you nn ul disappointed, withdraw your patronage, at once, jo without f/tsicujt hesitation. MA.i s rx, «. i. SA l t ltlM V. MARCH 21, I s;|.>. MOTICU. Tin* subscriber, ns Agent for the State, wishes to : i n . h 2-'i Negro Fellows, from 18 to •do years of age, for which the cash will he paid. THOMAS ULASroriv. Jan 7 ts d(> € MAlilXfto SHUE SVRSGKIIJER informs his ii friends mill the puhlie that he slill continues ; > furry on the Cabinet Jinking Business, or. (he north side ofltrond-st. ti few doors above the now market, (in , the shojr formerly occupied by George IS. Morris.) lie has now on hand, a large supply of Uedsloads, which he can sell for much loss than they cun be obtained i in the oily, lie will also larnish all kinds • T ITBMTI Kn in his line equally cheap, all of w hich lie will warrant to In* atade of the best materials and in a work man like nitiinier. I A*: UTS B. COBB. March 7 if <n , Wriil* : WS/TI will attend at the following* pin f * ccs lor the purpose of receiving | the ntinies of those persons entitled to a Draw or Draws in the contemplated ; Land Lotteries, to wit: at the office of , James \V. IMeredith, Lsq. in the 122 d District, on Thursday the 2'2d of Jlareh ( instant, on Saturday llu*2llh. at the City flail, in Ihe 120th District, on Jl mday ! | •ho Stit.h at the Globe* Hotel, in theU'Hth | District, and on Wctlaestlay the •it tile Lieliinond Hotel in the BOOtli Dis bud, of which all interested, will fake | | !tie notice. . I i:mVA!?DTHOMAS,.r i.e. n.c. Will. !BIIAN'NO\. j. i. c*. n. c. J Augusta. 12th March, ISS2. (ft 15 | --- i *hc undersigned, will attend at B;., following plttces, for the par liosi* ofreeeiv. ! >f? the* names of those per- | sons entitled tot’ Draw or Draws in the contemplated Larv, ! Lotteries, to wit :at | (lie house of .folia {)s "kle, in ('apt. W il- ( cox's District, on Th:"' s 'J“y (lie 22d , llarch instant ; on Satunb. - 8"' 2llh, at | yi aimiel Tiirvcr's. in (’apt. fir. v.' s ‘ | frict, on Monday flic 2<i)h,nt Jo,.' 11 VN ig- j ,'.*ia's in ('apt. iMcDadc’s DistrioN. bod '.Vednesday the 2'*>ih. at Samuel lU" 1 ' \ liitin's. in ('apt. McGee's District,, which all interested will take due not.ve. j A KlltHlllS. .1, 1. c. n. c. VAL WALLIBL.t. .. c. n. c. August i. 12th March, I*ll2. (it 15 | r r lOli SALE. . rip HE subscribers invested by tin* Lo- I J 3 gislatnre \\ illi power for that pur- < t»sc. will offer for sale, on Thursday Ihe i 2Blh of April nex), ••ml on the succeeding I day. ii number of Lots, ••ouroved ami \ unimproved, in the town of i«d’**burg, owned by the Slate of Sotitli Caroline;, on tin*following terms, viz: one third I of the purchase money to be pirnl in < ash, the remaining (wo thirds, iji one and . two years, with interest from >!:« sale; tho payment thereof to he secure*! by I bond and personal security and a mort gage of (bo premises. I W. THOMPSON', Jr. 1 N.LGUIITTN. f toinmis- , HENuysmT/r/. S i inarch I I lin 45 I The Charleston Mercury. Columbia Times, mid Augusta Chronicle, will pah ( lish the above* for one month.and forward t their hills to Henry Shultz. Hamburg. .' CAUTIOM. ! ffl/S V old customers, and tlie public in IvJl general, nre particularly request- [ed when they are in want ofany first i tile | \ Corned JiaJ’. to apply personally, or send j their servants to the stibseriher. ISAAC lIENIHHCKS. ] (t/* rire causa of the above notice, is, | that families frequently get deceived by ' (heir servants applying to a colored man | 1 who is in the habit of vending corned I beef in the Market of such it quality that , the subscriber would not offer for sub*. . I. 11. Jan 1 1 27 liiquoiii at Sr* 1 1111 If*- prime N E IJCM ' ( S 5 bids Kye Gin IB do Bye Whiskey anil for s>*.h* low, for cash, or town acceptances, till days. li. il) LI. & CD. March 11 ts 45 JUNTEIiTJk l\W K.¥T. i THE undersigned j respectfully informs hi- j vvW friends, and the public T generally, that he has i "°t closed his House, j in Jjcxington, or re-j aiovetl. as he understands has been r<* ! (Kilted by some evil disposed persons, 1 but st’ll keeps it open, and will continue ( io do so. He returns hi* thanks for the 1 'iberai patronage hitherto conferred, and ; Mikes this opportunity of informing j ' item, Hint his establishment has lately 1 mdergonc considerable repair, and i now in excellent order for the reception ,f liOAUDEUS and TBA VELI-EBS. t who may rest assured that every possi It* elfort will lie made for their coinfoil 1 mil satisfactory accommodation, in ev t ~..y respect. His stables are large, in J . ie order, and provided with attentive | (ostlers, anil the best of provender. * .lames wellborn Lexington, Feb. IbffcJ. :>* j I J US T lIIXKiVL'DT | (* • A >Jr Kegs first quality Cavendish To bacco, ' 12 Boxes prime Herrings, for sale low qy J..MAKJBHALL. Jan 25 SPIHXtt A SIMER GOO i>s. HAW just received n large and splen <litl assortment of rich Fancy and staple l)K V GOODS, Among which arc the following, viz; l?lk Italian Lustring, tirode Berlin, Oro de Indies,Uro de Swiss,Gro de Nap, tiro de /nn, Sinchews \ Sarsnet Silks, Watered, figured, plaid, and striped tiro tie Nap, Silks, all colours. Silk (’amidols, (thick, white, pink, straw, and salmon colored Sallins, 1' lorance Silks, all colours, , U-4 and 5-1 English and French Bomba zines. Block and colored Itomhn/elts. tlo. ( ircassians, hlack Crape tic Client, Itich printed French Muslins, tiro tic Valin tlo., Plain a Si tig. Swiss Musl'ins, .Mull anil Medium .Mall do., JaekoirHt, Check and corded iMuslins, White Cninhric, Fiidi hint* and hall'Ginghams, English. french and scotch Ginghams, Adranoples tlo., Itlk. and green worsted Harrege, 151 k. Poplins, hlk. Pahnarine, Green Gauze, •t I and Iti-1 white hobinelt Lace, Ladies inidj inl'ants luce anil IVeneh work'll muslin Caps, Lace ami .Muslin Canzemis Capes and Filerines, 151 k. white and green hohinett lace Veils, Itich hlaek white and green Itlumle Gauze tlti,, t 'rape Shawls, Emhroided toll ami plain < 'rape, Gauze anti Itnrrege Hdkfs. and Scarfs, Kick Idontle Gauze, Sfiiiia and Gro tie \np lionnel Itihhons, Vo I to 510 plain Tallela tlo., Embroidered Celts, Rlli. white anilcolorcfl watered tlo., Watch and guard Hihhons, iSlondc Gauze and other Cup tlo., 151 k. Love do., Misses muslin bordered Aprons. ( 'hililrens, iMissr s anil Ladies Cll s-1 ik do.! I’ongees. hlk. white anil pink Italian and arcopham Crapes, Lisses, Camhric and Furniture Dimi ties, Irish Linens, Limns, <! 4,7-1, W I, )M, anti 10-1 Table Diaper, llyrtls Eye anti Kussia do., Cotton tlo., Ilussia Sheeting, Dowlas, and I 'rush, Linen Cambric, Linen Cambric Iltlkfs, plain anil coftl. honlcrs, Pongee, Spittlefield, Itanilana anti Flag Milk lltlkls 151 k Italian Cravats, Dead Hags ■Jinhroiilerctl patent hair Cloth and oin i„ pitleretl sillt Reticules Hlk, white mid assorted colored corded, Dresses Ladies Parasols a large assortment Milk mid i-ottoii Imbrellas While and hlaek silk Hose Open worked dti, limey mixed tlo :sik and white English silk half Hose Haw siih Hose anti half Hose While, slate, hlk, open worked, fancy clock, random mixed and embroid ered cotton Hose Stilt, white, slate, and random mixed worsted Hose A great variety of raw silk, cotton anil j worsted half Hose Ladies anti gents II M silk and raw silk ; Gloves, all colours anil ipmlities Ffiu.’t t oller silk, web and nett Maspen- j dern While gauze !• „ French. London null ,»mcricall < aliens Furniture ('aliens, .Merino Caßsiniere, 1 g • Cassinelts, White tV hro. eng and fr. Drillings, V. .Molded tlo. a, Hlae mu! Yellow Nankeens, 55 1 5 wide tin. » .Mexican mixture.-, and Gronderell stripes. )■ g- Saltin striped .leans, -g I’laiii tlo. deans, g Hhic tlo. £ Hlue llerres, 5 Hilshnry Mtripe, _ I , Hlk. and fancy col. Silk \ esliogs. ;■ ! \\ bite and fancy col. Marseiles tlo, j | Bleached anil Drown Mhirtings »N Slice tings, j Tickings, Ginghams, Stripes, Checks, j Cotton and Linen Osniilnirgs, Hangup Cords, Henverleens,&c. vtc. The above together with many other goods on hand, and others on the river. | expected daily, will ho sold low, fit the j Cheap Fancy Store, ‘JIS Broad Street, march 10 44 factorage: a com;mission esi *a.w>s fan he Sahscriher litiviag commenced i H the above business in Augusta, will devote his lime exclusively to the inter ! est oflils friends anil others, who may i patronize him. All Cotton mid othci < Produce, or goods sent to him for sto- I rage, will he stored in a first rale Fire] Proof Ware House, at the customary j charges. All orders to him. previous to i his amvid sit Augusta, ilireulcd to the ; care of John <5. Holcombe, will meet with prompt attention. His ollicc, for ; the present, is at the (irst, door above ’ Holcombe tj- Cnmlields. A BMSTEAD UK H AHIjSON. Oet. -t ivotici^T" fg[ IIE City Tuxes for tin* present year Bl are now due. and the undersigned will cull on the citizens for their pay ment. Allerthe expiration oft wo months i a li-t containing the names of all tlefaul j lers will he returned to the City Coaneil. | w lien executions will be ordered for the , respective amounts with the addition ol j Itl per cent, anil costs, as directed by the ! t )i iiinnnce. j JOHN 11. MANN, Cot. .)• Tr. C. A. | I'Vhsßl ‘gin 'll \ \A\xpVn FOR MAIiIO, APPLY AT THE GLOHE HOTEL. Feb Zi 4l IW : I THE CIIA It LKSTOV CROCKERY STORK. rroiu Subscribers well known in -H- Georgia, us dealers in Earthen- I ware, China, Glass, Sec. beg leave to in form tlicir numerous customers, as well as others on t heir way to Charleston, that their stock-is now complete, ami pro nounced by judges to be the best in the United Stale?, which they are ottering to merchants at as low- a rate us any mar ket in America. They tire well aware that promises un , less supported by facts, are useless, and worse than useless; they make no pro mises, nor appeal Xo public. si/mjni thy against powerful combinations or private monopoly, they are well satisfied that the public know how to appreciate such appeals,— No'market, is closed against ns, hut on the reverse all are open, and our busi ness solicited by the inaniifacliirer ; our' friends are many and powerful, mill with. ; numerous other ad\ milages, our facilities 1 for doing business arc not ripnilhd by any j dealer in Augusta, or surpassed by any in JVriv- 1 ark. * AA e would say, in conclusion, flint we intend making it the inlrrrsl of purchasers to hay from us: our prices shall h o low, and terms liberal. AYe refer to our cus tomers in every village in Georgia for the respectability of our house anil rec titude of our business principles. 11. H. GLEASON Sc, Co. JVo. 52(M hmg Street, Charleston Feb 10 if ,|» to ■ lt ,H The STOKE, and hi shell liiuii; iii Wytilfr And possession given in .laundry next. There is upwards of 100 acres of clear ed l.uud tinder fence—the Store House is a substantial building, and an active and profitable business now in opera lion—tin* ('nf)oii House capable of slor iag 1000 bales of Cotton —ai(-thl'shetl I'erry. nntl the and Storage ol ,’. y considerable tpianlities ofGoods, i with a good Fishery, would rentier this a tlesirahlo ami profitable estahlishmeei to an intlustriuiis and enterprising hull vidnal. If tlesirahle, the Slock of Gootls on Imnd may he hail, mid in that ease immediate possession would he given.- For further particulars, apply to the sub s criber. AT TON I’E.MHEHTON. linrke county, Nov. It!. 155 ~*ll a\ 18OIC siil»OOAwT" fPIIIE sahscriher acquaints the public! Ji. that lie has engaged T. S. Moons Spoon Maker, nml that lie can now hate Spoons, Ladies, and Sugar Tongs imidt to order, of line Silver Work in the j above line, will he faithfully done, and lon reasonable terms. Fersons having [ old broken silver spoons, or other old l silver articles, can have them made into ! now Spoons, at No. I 17, Broad st. An I gusta. JOHN GUIMAIHN. (Mil Silver taken in exchange for new Spoons. INI u y I I t f (155 'VUVUnXV, jUM. A large DWELLING. LOT. A LAiit.i; si'oiii;. ItliarH well eah nlated for Dry-Goods * and Groceries. opposite, tin* ■'tore of Edward Thomas, Esq. upper end of Broad-street—an excellent stand for business. Possession w ill he given on the first ofOetohcr. For terms, which will he liberal, apply to Mr. Josarn C.m fji;, at t he above place. GAHKET LAWRENCE. July 551 Ni ~r'ig lo UAVING lately been liiinit out, at his old stand near tin* Gl.ihe Hotel, respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, I lull ho has taken the small Brick Front Store, No. IH7, north side of Broad street, 5i doors above Mr. I John Moore’s earner, lately occupied by • .Mr, Dunliip. and nearly opposite Messrs, j Sibley »V Morrison's corner, where he hopes by Ids devoted attention to the Utt.XPPJ "PH kV. lit) IWSI.VESS, in nil i I its hraliches, to shtire tlicir former ilbtaal j patronage. DANIEL DILL. Dee fl iKI AiitrrioA And Commission JBusincss. UA \ I N <« taken the store lately oeeti pied by Mr. <5. Fmi.i.irs, 1 will con tiinie to transact the A net ion and Com mission Business, ns recently conducted by him, and solicit n continuation of the patronage .Mr. Phillips has been favored with. My attention will he devoted ex clusively to Goods on Ciimmission. I i uni prepared to make advances to any I j amount, and on liberal terms. .1. MAHSHALL. Ai.'Ollsta. 1 Otii Jan . ISJ-J. iioTtcKr*'" j ukas, application will tie made ■, * y to the honorable the Interior Court ' { of Itit hiiioiiti comity, when sitting for i ordinary purposes lor leave to sell twelve 1 Shares of Stale Bank Slock belonging to the Estate ol'Damhi. Starmis, deceas ed. These are to admonish ail and sin j gnlar, those whom it may concern, to up •' pear, and tile their objections, ifany tiiey I have. E. ST A UN ES, Guardian, J Feb 1 :t:< J TVOTICK. ■ fHA lire.' months after date, ai'plicntion 1 JL will he made to the iMercliaiils’ ; Planters' Bank ut Angiista. lor the pay inenl of the following described bills ot said Hank, viz: The led limnl half ol Bill No. 41), for #1(10 00. John F. Lloyd. - Cashier, also, left imnd half of Hill No. ? 10, for #2O 00, John F. Lloyd. Cashier, the right hand halves of said hills being destroyed or lost. It (HIT. Gil ANT. Darien, ‘2oth Feb. IVti. 40 voi.nni io.--\o. i:autiiu\ivaisjk, • &€i 11 arc now in no?-;-'- .a eio.i of their fall stock of Good • - received per ships Oglethorpe and « I ham Donald at Savnnnnh. direct fn . t liiverpool—which they oiler to count. . Merchants and others upon terms us If, . oral us will be met with in any other tin. • > ket. in (ho United States. Their Stock was purchas'd by one o I the firm in Knghind for cash. Which give, | them advantages ctpiailcd by no hou>- I in this State, nor surpassed by any in tin . j Charleston or Northern .Markets, Then II arrangements are permanent, ond sue! , i as will enable them nt all times to he h ■ J early receipt of the newest style of simper : mid patterns, reeling 1 confident of ma Iking it to the interest of those wishing I supplies they respectfully solicit patron ' age—and pledge themselves no pains will oe spured to give satisfaction. I*. If. TAYLOR & Co, •I®T; Itrond street, Augusta, near the JMerehnnfs’nml Planters’ Rank, ft-/” I’l.e Athenian, Georgia Journal . and J a roll iiian will give the above twelve inrertions uud forward their bills for j payment. Uovit ts ]] Kcgtoea at VvWata tS-aVcT •T 1 • ) Negro Fellows; 1 first rate House boy; I excellent Cook, (ti Woman.) Apply to 1,. HULL *V Co. CLAJSSI CA L, M ATIIKMATICAL, AND KN'GLIMII SEIT2IM A K¥« A NTIION Y M A LON IS will open im.this institution in this city, on the 2d if next January, ut the Parsonage of the Catholic Church. Mr. Malone w ill r»«- «'civo only u select number of pupils, to *vl|c;:; lie pledges himself to do ample justice Mr. M. will hold nil niitimil ex* mimition of the pupils of his senii.airy, to which the puhlic will he invited, unil ho confidently hopes that on that neon* ■ion, parents and guardians, who shall ftvor him with their confidence, will ho well pleased with the improvement which their children or wards shall have made. As to capacity, or moral char* • icier, the most respectable reference will he given. As to terms, which shall be moderate, tj-c. apply nt the seminary, N.lt. The English department in ad dition to the subordinate branches of spelling, milling, dictionary, A; KnglisW grammar, will comprehend sacred nml prophane history, geography, Knglish composition, declamation, if-c. Ac. Dec N IP (TT TO WHOM IT MAY COKCERS.jrft WjV the use of Dr. Hunters im »i.m i ■ 9 hie Pills, persons of either sex, if they carefully follow the very valuable, .•lain, and copious directions accompli* "ving them, are enabled etlectunllv to e radieatc A tKKT'VIN DItsKAWK, and to restore lost health, with a me, safety and mini illy, in a few days. 01/“Tlie extensive sjnlo and unexam pled success of this Medicine, in this A; other cities,and principnl towns through out the Union, fur the lust fifteen years, during which it was satisfactorily pre pared liy Dr. Conway, iacontcstihly prove, that when used with the INJKC TION POVVDKUH, it elfcctsu thorough and speedy cure of timt dreadful di-or der, deiiominuted tlie Scourge of the Ho nnni Jtiii'i', Pills are accompanied, when the case requires it, with theINJKC TION POWDERS und CERATE llsiso constitute a most powerful inodi cine, npplicahlc to the various stages of ibis Protean disorder. Full and jilain ili reel ions, with n popular tnalisr. v.rjdaining Ihr variuus symptoms, and the mode of treat mnil, accompany ouch box, so Unit per sons of cither sex mny cure themselves. (/ hire of the Fills W a bur; the Injection I'lnnhrs tt'id Cera 1 1 DO cents mill.) For stile liy TURPIN A: DANTIGNAC, Druggists, Jlugusla, Gio Q'r’Dhsn’VO that none urc* get.nine un less signed T. K iimiiu, on the outside prim led wrapper. | murclitil 47 I tS 116*11 \ K.% On Hit j mirth of J/prii next, * an/ 1 1.1, he sold, if not previously op V* plied for, one sorrel Mare, sup posed tube i.» years old. one hay Horse supposed to he lit or II years old, slur in the forehead, and snip on the nose, to be sold to defray expences. MITCHELL N VSON, C. M. March -I ~ NOTICE. rS’tUK firm of 1,. 11l f,L He C'o. will be B dissolved on the Ist of April iicm, by mutual consent. The business of the concern will ho settled at their store hv 1,. Hull. All those indebted to them will he good enough to call ond settle their hills, or he prepared to do no w hen called on. and all those to whom they art; indebted wid hand in their accounts ns soon ns posni . hie. H. 11. Oliver will attend at the store during the w hole of the present month I c, make settlements, and it is to he hoped, that all with whom they are to he made., . will come forward. I, IK i,l< S II OLIVER. L. UI lAa* ('i RATEFUL lor the patronage lie A has uniformly experienced, inform 1 his friends und the public, that ho wif continue the AUCTION AND GF.NV.UAI. CONM/SMC 11USIXA4S*, At the same iStore on ms own aw tint and will endeavor to merit u continuant >• of their favors by promptness uml at-i ;• lion. He will be prepared through the m, of ids friends to make inh uaecs us timed march 2.1 t) 4?