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■ (Sfr J _— '4SkA C). -g- _ ~~'~^ BY A. H. & W. F. PEjVIBERTOY, AIKiIJSTA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 113(1* VOLUME 50™A0.48i published every SATURDAY Morning:, f No. 261 Broad-street, opposite ll«c j MASONIC IIAIX. j " I^ESMS SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER, FIVE DOL 'LARS pci ,i..numr payable in advance, or SIX DOLLARS at the end of the year. WEEKLY PAPER, THREE DOLLARS *por annum, payable in advance , or IOUU DOL XARS at the end of the year. No paper will bo discontinued (except at the ■choice of publisher,) until all arrearages are paid. AD VE RTISEMBNTS arc inserted semi-iOeek - liy at 62i cents per square, for the first ‘and 43J cents for each succeeding insertion— weekly, at 63 J cents per square for each insertion, 'and monthly (when not exceeding one square) at $1 for each insertion. None, however small, is charged less than one square. 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Notice of the sale of personal property, must be given in like manner, FORTY days previous to the day of sale. Notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate, must bo published for FORTY days. Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell LAND or NE GROES,must be published for FOUR MONTHS. ’ AUGUSTA:; ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1830- aEc just, anil fear not," DOST OFFICE CHANGE, The Post Office in Wilkes county, named Jackson X Roads, is now called “ Rehoboth,’ s and Jons M. Bookish has been appointed Post master. INTERMENTS IN NEW YORK. The New York Oily Inspector reports the deaths of 3,401 persons in that city during the six months commencing on the Ist of January and ending on the 31st June, 1836—during tl.i same period in 1836, the number was 3,332, Ic ing 19 deaths loss than the present year. ASSASSINATION. Mr. Joseph Stallings, of Reach Island, S. C. was shot, week before last, by one of his negroes, his blacksmith. The Negro had been a runaway for a considerable time, and getting a gun, way laid his master and shot him dead, nearly the ( whole load going directly through his head. The ; negro has been arrested, tried, confessed his i crime, and paid the penalty of the law for Mur der, we learn, on Friday last. — Courier of Mon day. KENTUCKY ELECTION. We received by yesterday’s mail, the returns from thirty counties, of the election for Governor, showing that Clark, the Anti-Van Duron can- j didatc, has a majority of 8,316 over his opponent Flournoy, the Van Durcn candidate.—The vote < stands thus: For Clauk, 19,244 For Flournoy, 10,928 MISSOURI ELECTION. The returns, as far as received, are unfavora ble to the Van Buren cause. The National In telligencer of the 17th instant, says:—“We have but few returns, but enough to satisfy us of the triumphant election of Gen. Asin.Br, the in dependent candidate for Governor. In St. Louis county, alone, he received a majority of 750 votes over Mr. Boons, the Van Buren candidate.” HEN. GAINES’S REQUISITION. Wc arc gratified to learn that the President has refused Ids sanction to the requisition made by Gen. Gaines, on the Governor of Tennessee, for a regiment of Volunteers, to aid him, as he alleges, to defend the Western frontier. The Letter of Gen, Jackson to the Governor of Tennessee, on tins subject, will ho found in an other column, in which ho says, “to sanction that requisition, for the reasons .which accompa ny it, would warrant the belief that it was done to aid Texas, and not from a desire to prevent an infringement of our territorial or national rights.” THE GEORGIA COURIER. We presume, from the remarks of the Editor of this paper, that ho wishes his readers to be lieve that overtures have been made by the State Rights party, to the Union men, for the purpose of effecting a compromise between the two par ties, in this county, for electioneering purposes; and wc would inform the Editor, as well as the readers of the Courier, that no such overtures have been made by the State Rights parly. The remarks on the subject, were read by us with much surprise, (as we have no doubt they were by others) for we had not the slightest intimation of such a proceeding ; and, if the Courier has any foundation for such a charge, we should like to be furnished with the proof. NEW COTTON. A bale of Cotton, the first of the new crop, from the plantation of Georue Twiggs, jr. Esq in this county, was yesterday received at the Warehouse of Messrs. Stovall, Simmons A Co. and was purchased by Messrs. Hand A Scran ton, at 21 } cents per lb. On Wednesday, the 17th instant, three bales sured tW*' ot,Ol L wprc received in Savannah, two uraledM ■ from the - plantation of Mrs. is mad® I after ml 1 1 Pouch eh, in Beaufort district, S. C. The qual -1 ity and staple of this Cotton is said lo be very ; fine; and the three bales were sold the same day at 2(1 j cents per lb. On the same day, a single bale of new Cotton was received in Macon, from the plantation of Mr. James Wimberly, of Houston county, and was sold for 25 cents per lb.—the quality said to be extra prime. ALABAMA ELECTIONS. The Tuscaloosa Intelligencer of the 13th iilst. , says: “We have not yet received full .returrns from all the counties; hut a sufficient number have come in lo enable us to say, that there will he a majority in the Legislature, of at least twelve in favor ot White. Upon the testing question, in joint ballot, the majority probably will not he less than twenty. Wc have made our estimate from the best information to lie obtained, and it mav he relied on as correct. We shall give a detailed statement of the estimate when the returns shall he complete ; but should all that arc yet to ho re ceived he unfavorable, it will not vary our esti mate more than three votes.” The Mobile Chronicle of the 17th instant, con tains the returns from tliirly counties, showing the election for 42 White men to the State Legis lature, and 27 Van Buren men. NORTH CAROLINA. Wc give in to-day’s Sentinel the returns from 50 counties, in which Dudley, the White candi date, is 1,559 votes ahead of Spaight, the Van Duron candidate. There are 15 or 20 counties more to hear form, which will probably not vary Iho result very much. The Whig papers of that Stale are so confident of ultimate success that they arc already shouting triumph ! In all Ihe counties hut 13, there arc elected 69 Van Buren and 68 Whigs to the Legislature, and the Fayetteville Observer is confident of a majority in the counties lo hear from. The Hon. James Graham,the White candidate for Congress in the Buncombe District, is un doubtedly elected by 1,000 votes. Mr. Graham was once before fairly elected, hut a Van Buren House of Representatives refused him his scat 3 J'”’ 1 him back to Iho people who have now returned him with a splendid majority.—Senti nel of yesterday. It is understand that Gen. James C. Watson, one of the individuals elected J>y the Van Buren party lo run for elector of President and Vice President, in this State, declines running on that ticket. It is said that he would long since have withdrawn his name from the list, hut he has ne ver yet been informed officially of his nomination, for which be was waiting in order to refuse it.— Sentinel of yesterday. ya—MggWMUUMe SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. CONSIGNEES. August 20. —Cowling A Gardelle, Stovall, Simmons A. co, J VV Houghton, E Dustin, I. Dwclle, 1! W Force & co, II VV Crane, B Baird, Rankin & Evans, P H Mant/., Dortic & Leo, R Barber, F Laraback & co, A Gumming, E L Simmons, S C Kirtlaud & co, A Boggs, Kerrs A Hope, R Kneeland & co. E W Spollbid, Hol combe, Peck & co, Robertson & Benedict, N Smith, S Goldsmith, Richards & Stoy, Geo Par rott, B Winding, Benson & Urquhart, W Sale, R Anderson. CO.IEMEBBEI .-BE. _ latest date from livkiu’ool, july 18 LATEST DATE FROM HAVRE, JULY 7 Note & Exchange Table. All the B ulks of the State, par. South Carolina Bank Notes, pur. American Gold Coin, par Georgia Gold, 93 a 95c. Carroll Co. do. 96c. North Carolina Gold, 85c. * EXCHANGE. Checks on New York, 1 per et. prem. at sight. Charleston, par. Savannah, par. Bills on the North, 72 days .interest. Charleston, 60 days, interest off. Savannah, 60 days, int. U. S. Bank Bills, J a I per cent prem. STOCKS. WORTH PATH Augusta Bank, old, $142 SIOO Do do new, 130 100 Mechanic’s Bank, 138 100 Insurance Bank, 75 35 State Bank, 128 100 ■ Insurance & Trust Conip’y, 125 75 Ice Company, 60 50 Wharf Company Stock, par. Extract of a letter received in this city, dated “ Liverpool, Bth July, 1836. Since the last packet sailed, our Colton mar ket has continued in the same dull state, and common qualities have farther declined } a } per lb, which applies to all below fair, and the value of the most inferior descriptions may he consid ered nearly nomimfl ; while good and fine quali ties remain steady, and are indeed rather more saleable, at former rates. The sales for the week ending this evening, amount to 14,430 hales, ot which 2,630 are Upland at 7j a 11j—4,670 Orleans at 8} a 12—3,230 Alabama and Mobile at 7J a 12. The import for the same time has been about 42,000 hales.—Trade at Manchester is in a satisfactory state, witli moderate slocks of Goods imd Yarns, hut from the recent heavy im port here and the freeness witli which it is offer ed, the consumers seem confirmed in their course of buying only for the supply of their present wants. The stock in this port is estimated at 276,000 hales, against 236,000 at same period last year; the slock of American is 194,000, or rather less than last year; the increase being in E. India, Egyptian, Ac. particulaily the former, which operates much against low American Col ton. Liverpool Market, July 18. Cotton. —Our market in the early part of the , week remained much depressed, and inferioi .qualities experienced a further decline; hut or , I* riday there was a considerable revival in thede nl mil, and prices of all descriptions recovered t( ■ the currency of this day week. The total sdci ■ amount to 20,470 hales, of which speculatoi s havi taken 2100 bales American, with 500 Pcrfiambu . co; and 1200 American, have been taken for ship ment. The sales comprise 3100 Bowed at 7 > to 11J ; 4970 Mobile, Alabama and Tennessee . 7} to 12; 5560 Orleans) Bto 13; Ac. Ac. Then [- lias been a good demand to-day, and on American descriptions nn advance of jd per lb has been ob tained. The sales are 5000 bales, of which 1000 ' American arc on speculation. On Saturday 2500 were sold. i —— Havuk Maiikrt, July 7. s Cotton. —The transactions have taken place r on a very limited scale, at a further decline of I to 2 centimes per lb, on the ordinary and mid dling qualities of United Stales short staple, rtnd the market closed yesterday very flat, with a fur ther downward tendency on these qualities. The sa[es have been confined to 1827 bales, ns follows;—1068 Louisiana, at Il9f 50 to 155 f; 263 Upland, at 1151 to 1471’50; the whole duty r paid. 1 The receipts have consisted of 5043 hales U - nited Stales; 368 St. Domingo, and 224 Bengal —together, 4604 bales. 1 Stock 30th June 53793 hos which 25991 hU S * Arr up to Gth July, 6669 5042 “ i r 59457 51033 | Sales up lo Gth do, 1827 1331 1 Stock Gilt do 57630 49702 CII\IILEBTON MaUKF.T, AllgUSt 20. Cotton. —Arrived since our last to yesterday morning inclusive, 170 bales of Upland. OlcnN ■ ed in the same time, 315 bales. On shipboard r not cleared 207 bales. The only sale of Uplands that we have lo report, is 17 bale.; at 18 cents. Our market at present is perfectly quiet; there is but one vessel loading for Liverpool, and the Uplands that site is taking in, are on owner’s ac count. As to prices, our quotations arc nominal. , Groceries. —There is a better feeling as re gards Sugars. Prices having advanced at thq North, holders here arc mote firm. The trans . actions of the week as far as wc have heard, arc, in Coffee, 120 bags Bio, 13 ; and 40 bags Cuba, PH cents. In Sugars, 12 hhds of Muscovado, Molasses, wc Have heard of no sales, and the article has improved in prices to the North. The receipts of the week are from Matanzas, 99 hhds and 4 tierces of Sugar.— . Me rcury. New Orleans Market, August 13. Cotton. —Arrived since Ihe sth insl., 294 Iralaa. i Cleared in the same time, 3129 hales: making a reduction in stock ot 2925 hales, and leaving on L hand, inclusive of all on ship board not cleared - on the 11th inst., a stock of S6BO hides. The . Cotton market remains in the same uninteresting situation previously noticed; scarcely any on sale, and consequently hut few operations. The following are all of which we could learn, viz: 1 of Louisiana and Mississippi 34 hales at 16}; 44 at 18j cents; of Tennessee and North Ala bama, GOO at 13 cents; and 225 Texas at 16, and 38 at 15 cents. Wo cannot hotter convoy, nn idea of the estimation in which the article is held here at present, than by saying, that 16 cents 1 is considered ns about the value of fair Louisiana and Mississippi. Sugar. —New Orleans: Sales continue to lie on a very limited scale, and holders have submit ted lo a slight reduction, our present quotations are 10-a 1 1 cents. Wo have heard of some tri lling sales of Muscovado at 10} cents, hut 10 , cents cannot he realized for large lots. There is no change in the quotations (or Havana Sugars, and no visible improvement in the demand. It is Iho general impression that the forthcoming crop of Sugar in Louisiana will lie largo, the prospect up lo tins time being extremely, flatter* ■ ing.— Levy's Price Current. Baltimore Market, August 16. Flour. —There has been a heller feeling mani fested in the market for Howard street Flour, and holders are more firm. Sales qf several hun dred barrels ficsh ground, or subject to rcinspec tion, were made yesterday and to-day at $7,75. The wagon price is pretty uniform at $7,50. The , receipts continue light, and the slocks are fast , decreasing. A small lot of Flour made of new wheat, the first that has reached the market from the western part of the Slate, is held at $8,25. — A sale of fresh ground City Mills Flour has been made at SB, and that price has been refused for another parcel. Sales of fresh ground Susquehan na at $7,75. — American, DIED, In Montgomery, Alabama, on the 12th inst aller a painful and protracted illness of several weeks, which he boro with patience and fortitude Mr. Edward W. Couch, in the 33rd year of his age. He was a nalive of Edgefield District, Soutli Carolina, and for many years a highly re spectable merchant in the city of Augusta. On. F i Proof \\ ARE -HO JJSii' Com in ias ion MS it .v i n css. SIGVA.LL, SIMMONS, A CO. tender their sincere thanks to their friends and the public for ihe liberal patronage conferred on them, in their Ware House and Commission Business for years past, & respectfully renew the offer of their services, promising their continued efforts, for the promotion of the interests of their patrons. They arc prepared to afford the usual advances on cot ton, Ac. consigned to their care as heretofore. Aug. 24 12t 94 ' SSO EtKIWAKS). Left my plantation neauAugus _ ta, in November lust, a negro fcl low named HAMPTON, from 25 to ’* <l y ears ‘fi a g°. rather dark e complexion; low and stonily d T built, and has a pleasing counten * —anco when spoken 10. Having if bought said fellow some years since from a gen -0 tleman living in Union District, S. C., it is pro bable lie lias, or will make his way fur that soc c lion. s The above reward of SSO wi l hc’givcn for his r delivery to me, or $25 for his apprehension and - lodgement in any Jail, so that I gel him. B. H. WARREN. ‘‘ Augusta, Aug. 23 4t 94 r- The Columbia Telescope and Charleston Mcr cury will insert the above 4 times and forward their accounts for payment. it .1 NOTICE. fl T aHHE Subscriber, tesiding in Hamburg,South J|_ Carolina, at the second house from the Bridge, has on hand a likely parcel of Virginia 11 NEGROES, and receives new supplies every i 5 r, days—persons wishing to purchase, would do well to give mo a call. I also wish to purchase 50 likely young fellows, for which I "ill pay One Thousand and Fifty Dollars a head, or more il the properly is worth it. JOSEPH WOOD, ic Aug. 24 6t 94 or : A CUMiTOG. to Bto ESPECTFUELY informs his friends and us HA 'fi® public, that lie intends continuing tr ve transact a general WAREHOUSE AND COM u- MISSION BUSINESS at his old stand; ho ii p. prepared to make liberal advances on produci f} stored with him —and will attend punctually t< :e, business entrusted to his care, re July 27 vv'lO 86 1 \nV Arraiigriiiriils. 3 FL.LVTEK’S HOTEL, J . Marion, Al.-ihania, jtjgr.A The undersigned having pur chased the above Establishment, hog! leave respectfully to inform Iho pub 3 lie ot large, that ho is ready at al ■ times to accommodate those who may favor him - with their custom. The house is at present un > dergoing a thorough repair, and he hopes in n • short lime, to make it present an appearance in ferior lo none in the country. The health and 4 location of Marion, make it a desirable summer > retreat for nil those who may (eel disposed to seek ’ a healthy residence during the prevalence ofsick ness in the lower country. The house shall, at ■ all times be supplied with the best that this and I the Mobile markets afford, and no pains nor ex pense will he spared lo render comfortable those ' who may call upon him. His Bar is inferior to none in the Southern country, and shall always he supplied with the choicest Liquors. His sta ble shall bo constantly supplied with plenty of provonder, and good and careful Ostlers. Persons travelling can ho accommodated at all times with HACKS kept for that purpose. The Office of the Northern and Southern line of sta ges is also kept at the Planter’s Hotel, where per sons wishing can procure seats. There is also a Barbel’s shop attached to the establishment, ASA WHEELER. August 24 6m 94 REES A: KIEAEL’S Fire-Proof If 'arc-House. fWIHB undersigned tenders his grateful ac- JOL knowlcdgmcnls to his friends nml those of Mr. John Bees for the very liberal patronage extended them the past season, and beg leave lo renew n lender of their services the next season, with assurance of prompt attention to any busi ness intrusted to them. The business will be conducted as heretofore in the name of the un designed. The Ware-House is large and com modious, situated on Broad street, convenient lo all business, particularly in forwarding goods to the country, every thing will be put in complete order ready for the approaching season; charges will be at the regular established rates, EGBERT 3. BEALL. I*so Roll a I’m Premium. The undersigned will on the first Saturday in December next, award the following premiums, to wit; for the choice (or No. 1.) of three loads Colton to he exhibited on that day lo some three respectable judges of cotton, seventy-five dollars ; to the second, fifty dollars, and the third twenty live dollars, each load to number eight bales and average weight of 320 lbs., to be delivered at Bees & Beall’s Ware-House, After the inspec tion and award, the cotton to be sold to the high est bidder lor account of tho owner. All per sons contending for the premiums, will instruct. Their cotton marked accordingly when sent in. Editors fricpdly to the proposition can publish il in their respective papers as often as necessary, if not, can give notice on account with Ware-House advertisement. E. B. IL August 10 wlO 90 ~EXECVTOR’S SALeT~ On the first Tuesday in October next, he sold at tho I.ower Market House, V v in the City of Augusta, the following pieces of Property, being part of the Estate of Thomas Gumming, Esq. deceased, viz: The large Vacant Lot in the city of Augusla, on the north side of Green street, nearly opposite the City Hall, extending from Green to Ellis streets, by which it is bounded on the North. ALSO, A lot and improvements in tho Village ofSnm mcrvillo, adjoining lots occupied by S. S. Davis, Robert A. Reid, and IL H. Gumming. ALSO, A PLANTATION in Columbia county, on the waters of Euchee Coeck, about sixteen miles from Augusta, on tho Appling road, containing about twenty-three hundred acres of land, of which about one thousand acres arc cleared, and the remaining thirteen hundred, of good quality ami well timbered: adjoining lands of Beall. Martin, Cliett, and others. WILLIAM GUMMING, ~) ROBERT F. POE, C Ex'rs. • HENRY H. GUMMING. ) > July 27 86 Excculi’ii’N Sale On Ihe first Tuesday in November next, WILL he sold at (ho Market House, in J.ouisville, within the usual hours ol sale: One tract of Land, containing (250) Tjvo ) hundred and fifty acres, mere or less, lying with in two miles of Louisville, adjoining lands ol 1 Wm. Schley, Thos. W. Battcy, S. W. Ruhhitls r Asu Holt, and John McKinney. Also, at the same time anrl.fih.ee, , ' FIVE NEGROES—Jim, a man ; Fanny, a ’ woman, twenty-five years of age; three hoyi Arthur, Frank, and Henry. Sold agreeably t< an order of the Inferior Court of Jefferson coun tv, when sitting for ordinary purposes. Term made known on ihe day of Sale. ELIZABETH PENNINGTON, F.v'r.r. July 20 wtd 84 : Administrator’* Nalr. { On the first Tuesday in ‘September next / 'QJBkTTLL be sold at the Court House door ii - y Y the Town of W.'tyncsbom’, a green bb r to an order of the Honorable tho Justices* of tin - Inferior Court of Burke county, wh*n pitting a -a Court of Ordinary, 166 acre* of Land in suit - county, belonging to the Estate of Charles Joiiff deceased, adjoining Lands of A. Pemberton k Fielding Fry or, and the Estate of I*. Matilda* J Terms of sale, made known on the day. JOHN M. JONES, Adm’r. June 1 wtd 70 MEDICAL r ; ibhw;!: or Tin '1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, rSn SE annual course of Lectures in this I: 2. (dilution will he resumed on the sccon Monday in November, in the following branches 1 Anatomy —by .1. Edwards Holriiook, m. d. 0 Surgery —Joint VVaonkr, m. d. a Obstetrics —Tans. G. Prioi.eah, m, n. Practice of .Medicine —S. Hkkiiy Dickso? ° e Physiology — Jambs Moultrie, Jim. f. Materia Medic a —Hf.xry H. Frost, m. n. 11 Chemistry C. U. Shepard. Demonstrator of Anatomy —F. Wcrdema: HENRY R. FROST, Dean. >» August 17 93 d Frcsk Turnip Seed, lo LBS. fresh Turnip Seed, consi I- «lj j? ling of Flat Norfolk, Flat Dut c is White Globe, White Tankard or Hanover Rut: :e baga, and Dales new Hybrid Turnip Seed, ju to received and for sale by ROBT. PHILIP. August 13 If 91 • .-I TO PLANTERS. The Subscribers offer for sale, S about 10,000 acres of Land, situated in tho fork of tho Alabama and Tom beckboe Rivers, having a front on the ’ a latter, ot 12 miles, and on the former, of about l, ‘ } a mile. i hese lands ofler a very desirable inducement 11 to largo Planters, who may he disposed Iti cmi -1 grate into Alabama. They are situated only 11 about 50 miles from the city of Mobile, are high cane brake Lands, and of the most approved du -11 scriptrian for the culture of Cotton. I* Contiguous to them are several high, healthy , v situations for Summer residences, with numerous '■ springs of the purest water. 1 About 500 acids are now cleared, and have 1 been several years under corn culture, the re roaindrr is well wooded with Poplar, Linn, Ash, 0 and Hickory. ’ The convenience of the above Lands trt the s thriving city of Mobile, by two fine Rivers, navl ■ gable at all seasons of Ihe year by Steam Hunts, renders them a very desirable object to Planters, or others, who arc disposed to invest on them. Terms Ac. can he ascertained on application to 0 the subscribers, at Mobile. McLOSKEY, HAGAN & Co. Mobile, 17th May, 1836. tV5w 70 i AtADiliiv, MI have made arrangements with the Trustees lo lake charge of this Institution. The Academy will hi: opened on Monday the first day of August. The Classical and Mathematical course of studies will he such gs lo qualify youth . tor admission into the South Carolina College; . lo which French. Drawing, and the principles of , Music will ho added, if desired by parents or , guardians. The terms of Tuition, S4O per quar i ter. Admission will tie limited to such only as . °an road, and write, and know the four funda , mental rules of Arithmetic. For qualifications, I would refer to the Hon. John C. Calhoun, in whose family I have been , engaged as piivuto tutor for the last seven or , eight months ; and would remark further, that I j received my classical education,in England, un . dor tho celebrated Dr. Vai.pt; and was for more than throe years student o! Mathematics under Mr. St a inks, who was fur-many years Professor ot Mathematics in St. John’s College, Cambridge; and I am a member of the Honorable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, London. 'i he situation of Pendleton is so well known for health and other advantages, that it is unne cessary lo say any thing in relation thereto, ex cept Unit good hoarding cun he had and on rea sonable terms in the vicinity of tho Academy. I feel anxious faithfully to discharge the duties devolving on this situation ; and to promote the morals, exorcise and health of Iho youth who may he entrusted lo my care, as well as to advance their education. V ucation fiom the 15th of December to the 15th ■ of January, and from the 15th of June to the 15lh • of July. I 1 have taken up my residence at. Mrs. Lon I ton’s, where I shall be ready to receive applica 3 lions for admission to the Academy. TIL WAYLAND. July 27 wltn 86 The Greenville Mountaineer, and the Oh allus ion, Columbia and Augusta papers are requested to insert this advertisement weekly for the next month, and forward their accounts, MEHIV.HL COLLEGE. OF GEORGIA. rjf\DE fifth course of lectures in this Institn ! ii lion will ho commenced on the third Mon , day (17th) of October next, and continue as usu al six monlbs. —The College edifice is completely finished. Many valuable addhions have been made to the Museum and chemical apparatus since the last course. The Lectures will he do ’ live-red by L. A. Dugas, M. D. on Anatomy and Physi , ology- A CuNNtNoiiAM, M. D. on the Principles and r Practice of Medicine. j Josf.fr A. Et ii, M. D. on Therapeutics and I M.Kuril Medina. M. Anton r,M. D. on Obstetrics and diseases of women and infants. Paul F. Evb, M. D. on Principles and Prac tice of Surgery. Lewis D. Ford, M. D, on Chemistry and Pharmacy. In addition lo the above each Professor will, in rotation, deliver Clinical Lectures one month. The terms are—Matriculation Ticket, to he taken once, $5. Ticket for the full course SIOO. ') Ticket for Practical Anatomy, to he taken at ii least once, $lO. Diploma Fee, 10. ,)■ JOHN W. WILDE, President. L. D. Ford, .Secretary, o Augusta, August 20 93 i ffj” The Journal and Federal Union, Milledgc vide, the Whig and Banner, Athens, Georgian, S) Savannah, Herald, Columbus,lntelligencer,Tus caloosa, (Ala.,) Journal, Montgomery, Register, Mobile, Slate Rights Banner, Columbus, (Miss.) a Bulletin, N. Orleans, Mountaineer, Greenville, • K anil Telescope, Columbia, S. C. will publish the o above to the amount of Five Dollars, and forward ~ their accounts immediately to the Secretary, is Ooi'n, SUijfaj*, &c. Ity \, 1. Huntington, n|ipei-cud liroud Struct. , 50,000.3 ’ daily expected,) 35 hhds St Croix, and Porto Rico Sugars , 30 bag* and barrels of Coffee 1000 Bushels of Corn (on the cob & shelled) jj 100 Bids of Mackerel, assorted 150 Pieces Hemp and Fla* Bagging ’ 126 Bids of Domestic Liquors 30 Quarter casks Wines 5000 Lbs Castings 1000 Sacks, for Salt and Corn bags ALSO Hn’latidGin, Jamaica Rum, Cognac Brandy, Cordial ), Buckets, Tobacco, Candles, Soap, and most Articles in the Grocery line, fur sale on ac commodating term*, n- A. I. HUNTINGTON, id August 10 wlf 90 s: ' - ’ • 1 4^-^^ l i J I'arnsiilN mid IJinlirullns. * CASE of ladies* and children’s Parasol and Umbrella*. Just opened by JOHN P, SE I ZE A- CO. _ April 16 - - r> 7 Ftn/.vep. n* VjfeY the subscriber’* wagoner, on the 9lh in ch |j j? slant, a sett of HARNESS, which the ta- owner can got by paying for this advertisement, list and applying at hi* residence, on lire Milledge villo road, 6 miles from Augusta. EUGENE VERDERY. • ii,-.' iY i T Imi ~i .. J* w- & I- T- HEARD, £» MICE-HOVSL d AND Commission iVlcrcliaul*, I Augusta, Georgia, WILL continue to transact a general WARE-HOUSE AND COMMIS . SKON BUSINESS, in their)Ware-house, upper i end ol Broad-Street, and hog leave to'lender their i services lo their friends and the public, Tho buildings being Five-Proof present an equal inducement for Storage of Cotton, with any • similar establishment in this City. All Cotton on , Wagons, directed lo their care, will ho sold free of charge, and Cotton in Store, at twenty-five cents i per hale. ' ffjT They also offer on the most favorable terms, a general and extensive assortment of all articles in tbs GROCERY LINE ; and would feel thank ful for any patronage confeired, in either branch of their business. They will make liberal advances upon produce in store, if desired. August 6 69 I 'lt Mi JVCH aOO Hs. fHNIIE Subscribers have this day opened a few B packages of FRENCH GOODS, which they have imported front Paris, expressly for this mar ket viz: Fine and extra fine jet Dlack Bombazines, Grass bleached Linens, I- ine Linen Cambric hlidkfs, plain and hem stitched, Very ,me do do do a point do denscllc, 8-4 Linen table Cloth, onvro croix do Malle 10-4 do do do (lalimsse fil 1 1-4 do do do ouvic damio fil 12-4 do do do Oil do perdrix 14-4 do do do (Jo do 16-4 do do do do damassa fil Jet black and assorted Sowing Silk Ladies and Gentlemen's host Hoskin Gloves Do. long white Gloves Dead Bags, while and black Silk half Hose Silk Oil Cloth ; Scissors Assorted Hair Brushes Fine and Superfine Linen Cambrics Ladies Silk Cravats and Shawls Assorted Nos. Lustring Ribbons A large assortment of Cotton- Fringe Ivory and Horn Dressing Combs Do do tine tooth do Very host scented Hair Powder Very host Cologne, Lavender, Rone and Orange flower Waters Very best Almond and Rose Soap Creme de Pcrsso, Ac. ALSO, A very choice collection of Paper Hangings and bordering, J. P. BETZE A Co. July 27 80 E. I>. COOKE, I i>7, ISroa<l Hired, TWO DOORS ABOVE HIS OLD STAND HAS received, and has now on hand, a’very extensive and well selected Stock of Goods, consisting otovory article of Ready Mode clothing, suitable fur the present and coming season, of the first quality and latest fashion, among which arc many fine goods, of new style— all of which ho offers for sale very, low, and in ivtos his friends mid tho public in general, loeall and examine. Nov. 11 ’] g Office Aii£ii*f:i Jii*(ii'ancc & Company, 20th April, 1836. FHCIIO Board of Directors of this Bank have El. determined lo allow 4 per cent interest on Deposits on all sums of money not less than five hundred dollars which mav remain for a longer period than thirty days. Notice will be required at the lime Iho deposite is made, should Iho De positor wish lo avail himself of this arrangement. In reference to the Insurance department, the business will he conducted us heretofore, the rates of premium will he fixed in accordance with a liberal view of the hazard proposed, and (he principle adopted by Iho Board of Directors from the commencement of the Institution, —“ to do business on as good terms os other good offices,” Tho agents of the company are fully author ized to pay all losses promptly where Ihe risk is taken, when there is no objection to the nature of the claim, and every effort will he made, consis tent with equity and justice, to reinstate the in sured, Whether at homo or abroad. By order of the Board, ROBERT WALTON. Sec’y A Cash’r. April 29 fifl NOTICE. fKVHE Subscriber respectfully informs the in- El habitants of Augusta, that tho exercises of Ills school will he resumed on Monday Ihe 15th ’ of August, at his present residence on Broad street, and from Iho first of October, on Telfair | street, near the Presbyterian Church ; where he J ) will leach tho Greek and Latih Classics, and tho various branches of an English education, radi cally and fundamentally. He feels thankful for the patronage he has al ready received, and will expect, from his attention, 1 not only lo the literary acquirements of his pu pils, but also lothc cultivation of their morals, a . continuance of the same. , The school will he divided into (wo terms of five months mid half months erteli. Charges of Tuition during each term, viz: Classics, SUO 00 English senior class, 12 00 Junior class, 10 00 DANIEL MAIIONV. August 19 2m 90 NOTICE. ■ fig hm ffjnilE “ Steamboat Company of Georgia,” of jja for la shippers unusual facilities for trans - porlation of goods and produce, between Savan nah and Augusla. Having Ihrcofirst rale steam ers ol speed and light draft of water, with a full setofiow boats, the Company will he enabled to despatch three sets of low boats per week with a navigable river, undin the event of a low river their new iron steamboat CHATHAM, it is ex pected, will he enabled lo reach Augusta at all times, if there should he three feet water in the channel of the river. Their other steamers, CHEROKEE, and GEORGIA, drawing not over three feet six inches, can, at any time, other than tin lowest slate ot the river, ascend so Augusta. With these facilities for the convenience of the public, the Steamboat Company rely upon a con tinuance of the patronage of tho public, with an ■ assurance on tho part ft the Directors ol the e Steamboat Company, tliAt eveiy attention will i bo paid in the protectioli of property and giving • despatch to the same. 1 WM. TAYLOR, President S. B. Co. of Georgia. August 17 •’*. y . 3 ' — 1 ' r»^ir-T7firr^lihl‘-r j; -» BAROUCHES, CHARIOTEES, TILBER -1 RVS, GIGS, SULKIES, FANCY, PLEA / SURE, AND PEELER'S WAGONS, ! 0f l ' le latcs ‘* l y' e . and of every deacriptioni or ‘ dercu, manufactured, nnd Belccled expressly sos this market, and for sale hy UTMER ROLjfi, * at his extensive Fire Proof Carriage Ware-Houia ' corner of Washington and Reynold streets, near the Eagle & Phternx Hofei, Augusta, Georgia,' uikl at the very lowest prices. nq- Persons wishing to purchase fashionable and durable Vehicles,have only to call at ROLL’S to he suited. Also, for sale, all kinds of Harness, Carriage Furniture, &e. 8 Vehicles of all kinds, made to order. Repairing done at short notice. August 13 Cm oi NOTICE. SAMUEL CLARKE, surviving partner the firm of W. & H. Bryson, has taken into partnership Fi.ancis McTkir and Robert Jl. La whence. 'J’ho business will be oontinueff Hi m° l B,and ’ ’ ,nd< ‘ r ,lle firm of CI.ARKE, McIFIK&Co., on the same liberal terms as heretofore. The undersigned will give his per sonal abolition, and soli.its a continuance of 1 lonner favors. All debts due to, and claims apuiiul W. & H. Bryson, will he settled by thd Wow firm. SAMUEL CLARKE.’ WAKE-HOUSE AND Commission Business. THE Subscribers inform their friends, and* those ol the linn of W. & H. Bryson, that they will continue the business under the firm of CLARKE, Mci I.IR A Co. at tfie Store occupi ed by W. A 11. Bryson ; all Cotton stored with ns, w ill bo insured from fire, free from expense ta the planters, which will make our Ware-House more safe, than any fire-proof Ware-House in the city. The rales of Storage will be customa ry. Liberal advances will be made on Cotton’ and Produce, and alt Cotton consigned to us by customers, will bo sold free of commissions. The receiving and forwarding business will be continu ed us heretofore. Wo hope that a strict atten tion to business, will merit u continuance of the patientgc, so long extended to the firm of W « H. Bryson. 1 CLARKE, McTEIR & Co, ■ Who hitve on hand and offer for Sale on their I usual liberal terms, the following, nnd alee i n large assortment of even/ article in the GHUCEHY 1 .L\K, which business then i continue on the same extensive scale as con's ducted heretofore by ll'. & //. Itryson. 1000 pieces best Hemp Bagging, fiO do Osnaburgs, UiO do Cotton Osnaburgs,- 700 lbs Hemp Bagging Twine, 110 birds Sugar, d 0 do prime Molasses, 000 bags prime Cofl’eo, 100 do Green and White Java Coffee,' 200 kegs Cut Nails, assorted, 0000 bushels clean Liverpool Salt, 000 sacks do Salt, in good order," TOO bids assorted Domestic Liquors, 0 pipes Cognac Brandy, 4th proof; 0 do pure Holland Gin. 2 hhds Jamaica Rum, 100 bids and quarter casks of different kinds of Wine, , 1 10,000 lbs Rock Salt, 1 10,000 lbs Castings, assorted, A large assortment of SHOES, of every dds-r 1 cription. 1 Also, a full assortment of Smiths Tools. H wenty tons of Swccdcs Iron of all sixes. • Ju ly 27 2m 86 f . - - #IOO ICE WARD. JB ABSCONDED n ft J Iho 10th June, 1834, front ptKf&f l ' lc subscriber, a mulatto fbl / lolv n3tnc ‘ l BEN, stout made, “taut five feel eight Ot mno inches high, thirty-five years old. He resembles and shows Indian blood, as his lather was an Indian and his mother a dark ( mulatto. The only visible marks, arc a scar across | the bridge of Iris nose, (when ho absconded, tire I scar was quite black and bad been so for several 1 years,) which was occasioned from his faifingon' , a pot; the other mark is a scar on one of his ears, I am not cerium which, hut it is quite visible if ' examined He lets bis strong black hair grow long to hide it, and generally wears large Whis kers, and keeps u largo chew of tobacco in his mouth. The above reward will bo paid to any ’ person who will deliver him to lire subscriber, oV secure him in any Jail, that I may got him.' 1 JOHN MULLIGAN, j. 9 eaufort District, So. Ca. P. S.—The above fellow BEN, most likely passes for a free man, and is a jobbing Carpenter, or be was perhaps carried off and sold. The Editors oi the Augusta Chronicle,arid Mo-' bile Mercantile Advertiser, arc requested to insert the above twice a .week, for three months, unless countermanded,and send their accounts to Messrs.- Marlin & Walker, factors in Charleston, for pay ment. July 9 89 Sale: On Saturday, the 24 th of September next , ILL be sold at the residence of Willing yf y Gross, late of Columbia county, deceased, all the perishable properly of said deceased, con sisting of Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Household ana Jjf Kitchen Furniture, together \wth Hit cn?p now growing, consisting of Cotti\ Cotfoh, and Peas, and sundry other articles to mention.—Also, at the sanuTTtfffuand place,' the Negroes belonging to said estate will ne hired out. Terms of sale made known on the day. THOMAS H. DC HNS, Adihr. I August 17 «'td 98 For Tlobile & New-Orleair* (TO 9AII. ON THE 23b INST,) THK fine fast sailing Schra ItMsl COLUMBIA, Johri Nabb, rnaaler lias i of her cargo engaged. Jor balance iff Freight or Passage, hav ing superior accommeflafiohs. Apply » HOLCOMBE. PECK, & CO. (TV Persons having SLA VES io ship, will drf well to make early application, o« the num cr i# limited. yj August 20