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FROM FLORIDA. A gentleman from Black Creek, states that in-1 lelligcnec from the army hail arrived atthat ))lace 'before his departure, the amount of which is, that Gen. Jcsup having reached the M ahoo Swamp had marched through and through it without ■finding a solitary Indian- All had left the swamp. From this it seems that Oseola has at last uhan 'doned his strong hold, perhaps to seek another, or to retire to the Everglades. —Jacksonville Con 'rier, 22cl inst. A Coroner’s Inquest was held over the body of a person found dead in VVashington-street yester "d»y morning. Verdict, that he came to his death by intemperance and exposure. The name of the deceased was Smith. — Courier of Wednesday w—bw>— jmsjjhaj » C OMME IS CIA 13 i. _ LATEST HATE lUU.II LIVEItrOOL, NOV. 10. I.ITEST DATES FROM HAVRE, OCT. 25. AUGUSTA MARKET, Prices Current Corrected Weekly. BACON. . . . Sides & shoulders, 16 a 17c. Hams, per lb. 17} a 181 BUTTER . . Goshen, per lb. 371. BRAND V. . Cognac, gallon, 125 a 2 00. t Apple, “ good A3 a 50. BALE ROPE, 12} a 14. BAGGING . Hemp, 22 to 20 Tow, 17 a 20 Flax, 18 a 22c. COTTON . Prime and chqjgo, now 15 a 1C }, Inferior and Middling 13} a 15. CORN bushel, 85 a 87}. COFFEE . . Prime green, per lb. 14} a 15. Fair, “ 14 a 14}. Inferior to goo:l,I2l a 13. CASTINGS lb. 5} a 6,f. CANDLES Sperm, per lb. 40 to 45 Northern, 18c. a 20. Georgia made, 18c. a 20. FI.OUR . .. Canal, bbl. retail, fresh §l2} a 13. GIN .Holland, 1 25 a 1 75 Northern, 53 a GO. HAT Northern, $1 50. IRON Russia and Swedes, lb. 6 a 6}c. INDIGO .... Spanish float, 1 75 Carolina, 87} a 112} LEAD 8} a 9. LARD per lb. 18 a 20c. MACKEREL, No. 1, bbl. §l2} a 13 No. 2, sll all}. No. 3, 7} to 8 scarce MOLASSES. W. India, 45 a 44c. New Orleans, 43 a 50c. NAILS Cut, Ih. 7} a Bc. OIL Sperm, pel gallon, 1 20 a 1 37e Linseed, I 25c. & 1 37} OSNAIIURGS, Linen, per yd. 8} a 11}. Cotton, 12} a 17c. RUM Jamaica, gal. I 62} a 37}. 'N. England, 53 a 58}. RICE 4} a sc. SALT Liverpool, bushel, 76. SHOT . . , , , 2 50 per hag. to 2 75. SOAP ...... Yellow, per lb. 9 a 10c. SUGAR .... Havana, white, 12} a 16. do. brown, lb. 10c. a 10} bxa Muscovado, 11} to 12}. St. Croix, 13} a 14. N. Orleans, 10} a 111. TEA .. . . Hyson, lb. 75 a 112. • Gunpowder, 112 a 120. TOBACCO . 15 a 50c WHISKEY . Mononganela, 73 a 75. Northern, 55 a 52e. N. Orleans, 50 a 55c WINES .... Madeira, 2 50 a 3 00. REMARKS. COTTON.—As is usual at this season of the year, business is at n stand in this market. What sales have taken place, kave been within the tango of 13 a 10} cents per Ih.—which prices are mere ly nominal. FREIGHTS—to Savannah §1 per halo for Cotton—to Charleston } cent per lb. Liverpoot. Market, Nov. 4, Colton. —The import of the week is 7688 hags, namely, 2460 bags from the United States, 971 from Pernambuco, 994 bags of Egytian from TViesto, and 3319 small packages from Laguayra and the West Indies. The sales arc 12,215 hags; the prices of Brazil and Egyptian Cottons are lowered }d. per lb.; the inferior quality of American Cottons is also lowered }d per lb., but the better quality maintains its prices. Nov. 10.—The sales since. Friday amount to 8000 bags, of whiph 1500 bags wore sold to-day. Nov. 10.—The markets are of a drooping character; and transactions are consequently on a limited scale ; it may, however, he remarked, that most articles are at comparatively moderate prices. Cotton. —Bowed Georgia, per lb. 7 J a 11}; Now Orleans, 7}d at I2jd. MARRIED, On Wednesday evening, 14th last, liy Wm, Doyle, Esq. Mr. Philip Smith, to Miss Pris cilla Buck, both of Richmond county. pM—twwwri THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING been solicited, by a large number of liis friends—respectfully effers himself a candidate for lire office of Receiver of Tax Re turns, at the election on Monday nest. 11. MARSTON. Dec 31 ’ 27 iJr e.f t la is e o vifli Osborn’s S^hilotoh'on OR THE f FE3WALE’S FRIEXDi THIS Medicine is purely of a vegetable ori gin, and is designed to obvjfato all the sym pathetic diseases attendant Qnfm such as imine i diatcly follow, a state of pregnancy. It is also a certain relief in painftil periodical, visitations. It soothes and tranquilizos the minifand diposed to rest. Its strengthening, correcting.invigorating, ■ salutary powers in removing the above class of I ailments, arc so extraordinary ana magi cal, that ■ tbit one half the curse entailed upon ;he human I taco, is not felt by those who make djso of this I medicine, as directed in the pamphlet which ao ■ companies each bottle. It contains a particular H account of its properties and uses, with copious V directions and recommendations by Physicians, Midwives, and intelligent Females who have j “ se d it, and know its advantages. Pamphlets hie to be had gratis, at the Drug Stores, where the Medicine is for sale. To ho had wholesale and retail, of Haviland, Rislcy A Go. and Nelson Carter, Augusta, £ Thos. M. Turner, Savannah, Wm. C. Powell, I | Milledgeville, T. 11. & W. S. Ellis, Macon, and ■ Dec 31 37 I Passage to Norfolk, (Va.) AND CHARLESTON', S. C. I , Winter Arrangement. STEAM PACKET k'BH. COMPANY, desirous to accommodate have determined to run their Boats ■pugh the Winter between NORFOLK and ■arleston, S. C. jßlic SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt. Coffey, will !j*o Norfolk, Leave Charleston, , Siday, 6th January. Thursday, 12th Jatl’y V 20lh “ “ 26th Be GEORGIA, Capt. Rollins, will Norfolk, Leave Charlesten, Vjr 3d February. Thursday, 9lh Fehr’y ■l7th *23d to say these are boats of the first .commanded hy careful and experienced olncß 1 and fare, §3O. Due notice will ho "'ssojwm they will begin to run weekly. For BSki.LIAMjPATTON, Charleston.' ']*KSON A HUNTER, Norfolk. FERGUSSON, Baltimore. I © We are authorized to N announc e JOSEPH COLLINS aSESSa PS 3 CRn didat6 for Receiver of fip'*S®3S' Tax Returns at the ensuing I election. Dec 31 27 ' 1)K. ROBERTSON has returned to the Planter’s Ilotal, pJ||feSSpi where he may, at all times be found, when not professional I v 1 engaged. " | Dec 31 57 i —- : l sJfMr, .Vorcross’ School 1 WILL open on Monday the 2J January, , and his NIGHT SCHOOL, for young men will be continued. Dec 31 It 27 host, ; ON Wednesday evening last, between the s lower Market and the Masonic Hall, a i MINATURE. The finder will receive a suila- \ hie reward by leaving it at the office of the Au gusta Chronicle. ( Dec 31 oy On account of the situ- 1 ation of 1,10 (; OURT ROOM, ' the January Term of the Su perior Court for Richmond county, will be adjourned from the first to the so- 1 cond Monday in January, 1837. Jurors, Wit- ' nesses, Suitors, and all persons concerned, will I please take notice. i JAMES McLAWS, Clerk. Dec 31 It 27 r° the Voters of Richmmd County: HAVING served the past eight years, as a Justice of the Inferior Court, and finding ! he cannot devole tile time necessary to a proper J discharge of the duties of that office, without in- ' jury to his private business, the undersigned most ' respectfully declines being a candidate at the en suing election. EDWARD THOMAS. Dec 31 o*7 . •* I Savrd from Use Fire, 4 ND left at the residence of the Misses La- ! m\u, in Messrs. Hauplu’s brick adjoining the fire, a DRAWER, painted oak color, mid containing Tumblers, Castors, Rib bona, Books, &c.—which the owner can have by applying there, identifying them, and paying for this advertisement. December CO ’ 07 JVOTi€Mi7~ THE Annual Meeting of the PEW OWN ERS in Christ Church, will take place IHIS EVENING, the 31st December, at the Church, at 3-J o’clock I*. M. at which lime the Election of 1 rustces will take place, and other 1 business usual at such meetings will bo attended to. Av M. POE, Sec’y & Treas’r, Dec 31 Id 27 Augusta, Dec. 26th, 18x36. 5 A ELECTION for nine Directors of this irS3l. Hank, to serve the ensuing year, will bo held at the Banking House, on Monday the 2d day of January, 1837. Polls open at 10 and close at 2 o’clock. ’ GEO. W. LAMAR, Cashier. .Dec 31 i t 07 OSiicv Augusta Eusßm’aiicfi &, iiaukiug Company. 1 December 29, 1836. i "■TO RlCE.—This Bank will be closed on . -L m MONDAY, lire 2d January next, prepara tory to the semi-annual settlement. Business requiring attention on that day, may bo arranged ' on Saturday. ROBERT WALTON, Cashier. Dec 31 57 ~~gpsss OMj MJTMO.V. fIIAVE this day bought out the interest of Z. P. Scott, in the firm of TnoivnninuE & Scotl, and am fully authorized to adjust all unsettled business of the (inn. N. v C. TROWBRIDGE. Augusta, Doc 17,1836. f ffij’Tho Business will be conducted as heroto -1 fore by • N. C. TROWBRIDGE. i Doc 31 27 visits* sits. SNOWDEN & SHEAR have received this day from New York, an additional supply ? of superior Ingrain CARPETS of new and splen did patterns:—also a supply of superior J } and 4-4 striped Vcnilian stair case Carpets, of very rich and gay colors, to which they icspectfully in vite the attention of the public. • Doc 31 2.7 ; STEAYKI), OUI STOIiEV, On the 24th instant, from ~v>kv iLo house of the late Mis. Taylor, linear the Quaker Springs, a bright VI erf HORSE, four years old next f Spring, about sixteen hands high, , all his feet, as well as recollected, white, blaze face, long switched tail, old shoes behind and none before—had on a saddle, bridle, and mar tingale, nearly now. Fifty dollars reward, if sto len by a white man, will be paid on his proseeu ■ tion to conviction ; and for the delivery of the horse, without tire thief. Ten Dollars will be paid, with all reasonable expenses. ARTHUR SMITH. Dee 31 3lw 27 ’ CJcorgia, €«2i!mS»ia County: ■ g'Hlgv Willis Palmer tolls before > roc, one white HOUSE, a little XjfcSll Mtieabittcn, shod aU round, 12 or 13 ' VTjT . vears °'<i- Appraised hy Wm. i ; tS-Vxssiaaabdom, and R. W. Jones, to sixty! dollars. 1 Also, one dark Bay HORSE, shod ail round, I and two while feet, a star in his face, and a scut I ’ on his weather's, supposed to he done by- a Gig Saddle, 7or 8 years old. Apprised to ninety dollars, by said William Odom and R. W. Jones ■ THOMAS WILKINS, J. P. > 12th November, 1830. • A true Extract from the Eslrny Book. ' D. HARRIS®, Gleik. Dec 3i 3; 27 - .'VOTIVE. HP HE public are eayitioncd against trading ’ for a promissory Nule of hand, given by mo sometime in September or October, 1835, to George H. Young, for fifteen hundred dollars, payable the 25th day of December, 1836, as the consideration, for which it was given, has failed, SAMUEL C. STARKE. Dee 31 37 Georgia, FoSu-assSiia C.'ousijy. Clerk’s Office of the Superior Court, J f Appling, Molulay, Dec. 19th, 1836. 5 1 FBn HE Superior Court of Columbia county, ■ ,||. at September Term, 1836, having been, , by his Honor Judge Shlt, adjourned over to this , day ■ —And Judge Shlt having forwarded me 1 he his written order, directing said Court to be adjourned until Court in couise : [ Now, know ye, Solicitors, Attorneys, Jurors, Clients, and Witnesses, that the Superior Couri , of Columbia Couuly, far September Term, 1836, is adjourned sine die. By order of His Honor, the |>residing judge, GABRIEL JONES, Clerk. December 20 3tw 27 t Guardian’s Awlice. 1 Hj A OUR months after date, application will be Hy made to the Honorable the Inferior Court ! of Rcriv’cn county, when fitting for Ordinary pur. r poses, for leave to sell the lands belonging to the heirs of Michael Rodolph, deceased, in the State of Ohio, for tile benefit of the heirs. WILLIAM LUNDY, ? „ STEPHEN P. BEVILL.S Guar,J ns - Dec 31 4tm 27 SOUTHERN REVIEW. 4 1 Fbwicw mdl r?• * t! .* at 1,10 Simt * lera ing. and with tills view, it has been suggested, ( h, •' * e “ Hbera patronage gener- and he hogs leave to urge upon all such, and West-n, - v , la ia ° Soulhem and South- especially the young men, to organize commit- i • * I *' . unuersigned proposes to tecs, and by sulidividing their respective towns, V 1 ’ u,lrtcr auspicci which promise fully to cities, counties and districts, apply to scich indi sus am io reputation, which the lale Southern viduals as may ho iiiduccd.to subscribe, upon ap o) lew, uring its hriet existence, had earned. plicaiiun. Many persons have expressed a will-; >y a gentleman, whose high character and su- wards the Editor’s salary, and ill .paythent.for pci tor attainments, guaranleo that, aided, us he communications. It is suggested that ,tlio sub will be, by (ho ablest writers and statosiucn of scription of such, if any, should bp taken and i. lio Union, tlie work will take rank at once among when paid, placed in the Bank of Charleston, to ' the ablest and best periodicals of the ago. .bo applied to these objects by the President and J Ihe condition ot the South, and the crisis Cashier of the Bank, uud the publisher, as a com- a pioduccd by the Revolution in Texas demands inittco foi that purpose. I iut tliere sliould be some abler and more author! The Southern Review will be published quar- * native opponent of public opinion than thotlerly, will contain 275 to 300 pages, at. five dol- n newspaper press—that there should bo some liars per annum, payable in advance. Commit- t acknowledged organ of Southern sentiment, ole- lees or individuals obtaining subscribers, will vatod above all the considerations of mere per- forward the names and subscription to Washing sonal ambition, in which patriots of every parly tan. All contributions to the Editorial fund will may commune together, and labor for the preser- b: forwarded to the Cashier of the Bank of vation of the republic. Qharicston, and placed to the credit of the Edi- , Some experience admonishes the undersigned, 1 yio 1 fund of the Southern Review. The fol that to obtain a subscription which will remit- low ing form of a Subscription list, which may bo ‘ nciato his own labor and expenditure, will rc- cut out of a newspaper and pasted on the head quire an active co-operaiion on tho part of those of y blank sheet, is respectfully suggested, who desire tho accomplishment of this undertak- \ DUFF GREEN. Resolution adopted hy tho South Carolina Socidfy fur tiie advancement of Learning. Resolved, That this Society approve of General Green’s proposition to revive the Southxhn Rk vikw, under tho Editorial charge of judge Ursiißii, and, taking into consideration, the claims which it will have upon the public, and the duty of every one to assist in placing tho work in a , prosperous condition, would urge its friends, and especially the members of this Society, to aid in obtaining Subscribers and contributions therefor. WM. HARPER, < Ac trig President of So. Ca. Society fur Advancement of Learning, i SOUTfIER.Y REVIEW. Names of Subscribers to the Southern Review, to he published in Washington City, quarterly, at five dollars per annum payable in advance, and the amount of contributions to be deposited in the Bank of Charleston, to ho applied by the President and Cashier ol tho Bank and the publisher of tho said Review, towards the Editor's salary and to pay for communications. Names of Subscribers. o /'ZfffiJp, We arc authorized toaii-i nounco Maj. A. 11. PEMBER-! m TON ns a Candidate for Colo- 1 nel of tho 10th Regiment, O. M. f. at the election ordered for the first Monday in I >g January next. ■ u December 14 td 23 ! la O /SjS! We are authorizes! to 11 announce WILLIAM KEN- 1 j iWr*Sifly NEDY, a candidate for re-elec-! t i tion to the office of Tax Colloc-1 tor of Richmond county, at the ensuing Election. ■ Dec 21 J _ 3t 26 |_ The Was* tei Florida : BEING an exposition of its causes, and on accurate history of the Campaigns of Gen-1 erals Clinch, Gxinks, and Scott. By a late Staff Officer. " Just received by " T. H. &I. C. PLANT. a Dec 24 • 2t 26 11 o NEW VA»EIIOi\ HATS. « J UST received from New Yoik, the latest new stylo HATS, for sale by PRICE & MALLORY, ■ Tailors, 253 Broad Street. December 10 21 j t IrisSt Linens. 1 4 CASES low priced and sup super undres- sed Linens, just received by * J. P. SETZE, &Co 1 1 Oct. 20 io j TvotMCjE. r DURING my temporary absence from tho '■ State, Gr.onup. W. Ciiawponn, Esq., is my * Attorney, in fact and at law; and fully authorized to transact any business in which I am concerned. WM, WRIGHT. Augusta, 30lh Nov., 183(4 23 .Vo Tjfi'E. \ r wAT"F C ' TIOIV iP* he held at the CITY iStf ln on MONDAY, the " J ol ' / J&M)*i| / a COLONEL, to com mund Georgia Militia, to fill* the by the promotion of Col onel, G. Summbus. M. ROBERTSON, Capt. R. B. VV |.M. T. GOULD. Capt. A. G. Becombjr io 51 Southern Etc.<i}ur.‘i(cni’, 19 I<l' I'iBSHMBNTS can bo procured at the shortest notice, such as OYSTERS, DINNERS, SUPPERS, and BREAKFAST.— Day Boarders will be received, and they will be handsomely accommodated. AUGUSTINE FREDERICK, Confectioner, 200 Broad-st. Nov; 30 lm 10 <i 13gis;aeaS fk & Ts’sitsl Cosnpaßy, Auousta, Nov. 2, 1836. rs A HIS Company will receive money on dc-] 1 Jfl. posit, fur any lime not less than sixly days, | 1 nor more than twelve months. Transferable cer- j 1 tificates of such deposites will be issued, bearing 1 1 interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum.— | 1 For periods longer or shorter than cither of the 1 1 above, special colitracls will bo made. For the convenience of persons residing at a ; distance, applications may ho made to either of, 1 the agents of tho company, in South Carolina 1 and Georgia, whose names arc annexed. WM. GOULD, Sec’y* An ENTS. I Patif.lpoiid, Fat A. Co. Savannah. 1 I’. R. Yonok A Sons, Darien. Ivehson L. Il.vnms, Millcdgcvillc. Cn viiLPs D iv. Macon. Autiicu B. Davis, Columbus. Holcombe, Peck A Co. Charleston, S. C. Geo use Paiuiott, Hamburg, S. (j. Nov. 6 ] 2 \ .TMIEjST.HC. V IIUTMfJff/SiS. ’■ FOR SALE, a splendid FIELD OFFI- ‘ CER’S COAT, suitable for a Culoucl,Ma- f i )r » °r Regimental Staff Oflii*cr—recently made, ’ neither soiled or tarnisiicd, and altogether in good 1 as new; And a splendid s vnnLK-cLorif, Mau* ti.voalb, A.c. as good as new. All which will 1 be sold low. Apply at Ibis Ollie. Nov. 10 isl * * i .1 MtrtflC I'EMCMIJEBt WASTED, jk T MOUNT CARMEL ACADEMY, in i X-SL Abbeville District, Smith Carolina, t miles , west from Willington. For a Lady who can , conic recommended, the prospect is llattering.— Any communication on this subject may bo ad dressed to J. Scott, Esq., Calhoun’s Mills, Ab beville District, S. C. djf The Spring Session of Mount Carmel In- , ablution, will ro-open on tho third Monday in January, 1837, under the care of , Mi S9 E. McQUERNS. , December 17 « *• 4;w 24 NEEDLE WORKED LACE & MUSLIN CJUPJES rS’ VOIjIj.IHS. \ Sitowdt’ii & Shear. HAVE received this day from New York, a very large supply of NEEDLE. WORK ED LACE AND MUSLIN CAPES AND COLLARS, of the latest styles and paterns, splendidly worked. Also—Ladies Needle Work ed Linen Cambric Hdks. of the most splendid 1 styles, from §3 50 to §2O; and a large supply of Infant’s Needle Worked Caps, on Linen Cam- 1 brick, and Woiked Bodies for Infants, to which they respectfully invite the attention of Ilia La die*. > Oct. 10 5 A<l minis!rater’* Notice'. 1 A LL persons indebted to tho Estate of Re bccca Ponder, late of Scriven county, ded < ceased, are requested to come forwar 1 and rnako ' immediate payment; and those having demands ' against said estate are requested to render them ‘ in, in terms of the Law. GEORGE ROBBINS, Adm’r Nov. I, 1836. ’, 3 .Vo. of Contributions , Copies. to Ed. Fund. , •VO TICK, HE Terms of tho Sale not having been jIL complied with by tho purchaser of the Lot ami improvements on the North side of Broad Street, in tho Town of Wtighlsborough, sold under an order of Court, as a part of tho real Es tate of Joseph Barnes, deceased, on tho first Tues day ot this month, Tho same will be resold at Columbia Court House, on the first Tuesday in January next, ot the risk of the first purchaser. GABRIEL JONES, Adm’r. j Dec. 24 ids 26 Iworio. ~ A CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED, to ia, take, charge of tho Academy, at Appling, Columbia county, Georgia, for the next year, to whom a liberal salary will be given—a gentleman with a family would bo preferred. There is quite 3 comfortable Dwelling House, near the Acade my, which will lie furnished by tho Trustees, free of rent. Proposals addressed to the Trustees, will bo received until the Ist day of January next. E. T. WILLIAMS, Sec’y. December 3 wtJ 30 WillitigloH Academy. THE Exercises of ibis institution will bo resumed on tho first Monday in January, 1837, under the joint direction of tho Rev. J. W. Waudio, and He ait Mottnow. From the liber al patronage bestowed on the subscriber for the last four years, lie feels perfectly free in recom mending tlie above gentlemen to a continuance of public confidence. Tito system heretofore pursued, both in the mode of instruction and in discipline, will be rigidly adhered to. Board and tuition from twelve to thirteen dollars per month. JAMES P. WADDEL. Doc. 84 4t 20 i>u . wt kwJ7m7mjgka.ss, Surgeon Dentist. j HAS retained to the City aitd fommed tho duties of his profession, at his residence corner of Broad and Jackson streets, over the store of Messrs. Clarke, McTior & Co. Sept. 28 1 Ang'iista JlisMiraace & Banking- 4'«BUg»aiiy. e s 3d NoyEMiiEit, 1536, | MV) ESOLVED, That Fitters Do runs. MOL °n each share of tho capital stock of this Institution, ho paid! n by the Stockholders on or before the first Tuesday, the 3rd day of Janua ry next; and the further sum of Fitters Dor.- i, A ks per share, on or before tho first Tuesday in March next. Extract from the riiinnles. ROBERT WALTON, Cashier. Nov. 5 Georgia KoemaSc College, SCOTTSHOJIOUGH, GEO. exercises of this institution will be rc tsl sumed on Monday the 16lli January, 1837. From the flattering encouragement we have re ceived during tlie present year,' wo have made every exertion, and have succeeded in engaging the services of first rate teachers in the several departments of tlie institution.—They bring with them testimonials of religious character and liter ary attainments from many of the most influen tial gentlemen in the United States. We have made arrangements to have a Stew ard’s Hall attached to the Institution, at the head of which will be Mrs. D'BSTE, an elderly lady, whoso domestic habits and experience in the government of young ladies, arc very high [ly extolled. We have been led to this step, from tho inconvenience which young ladies j experience in going to and coming from their | boarding houses during inclement weather; from the time they lose, owing to the domestic arrange i menls of other houses, Hot cOrlcsponding with jour own; for the sake of having all the young ladies, at all times, under the supervision of the | teachers, as many of them are disposed to heglcct i their studios, and become careless of their man ners and language when not subjected to sbcli a check ; and, finally, the teachers cannot feel them selves as responsible for those who board else where, as for those who board with them.' We no not wish to ho understood ns dictating to nor patrons, but respectfully submit the above hints to their sqjicr consideration. A contract has been made far having comple ted early m the ensuing year, a Female Gymna sium, for physical education. Young ladies who may desire to speak tho French language, will have uncommon advanta ges afforded them hero. Mrs. D'Bste was educa ted in Franco —is a lady of superior accomplish ments, and speaks French and English with c qual facility. The Principal and his brother like wise speak tho language. Officers. L. L A TASTE, Teacher of French, Spanish, j Latin, Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric and Belles Let tree, History, Geography, Arithmetic, See, A. B. WATROUS, A. B. Teacher of Chemis try, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, fee. Mrs. D’RSTH, Teacher of Drawirtgond Paint ing in all their branches, and Assistant in French and Music. V. LATASTE, Teacher of the Theory and Practice of Music. Term >f. Elementary pupils, per term, S2O All others, “ “ 25 Board, including washing, fuel, candles, &c. per month, • 10 MUSIC. —Piano and Guilflr, per term; cadi, 25 Uso of Piano, pci lenrt, . . 3 Drawing, in Crayon or Pencil, per term, 18 Painting, in oil or water colors, per term, 16 French, Latin, and Spanish, each per term, 15 One half of the above terms will bo invariably required in advance. No pupil will he received for a less time than one term, artd those who come after the begin ning of a term will he charged from tho time of entrance, hat no deduction will be made for Icav inrdrefore the end'of the term. ANNA M. LATASTE, ? T , - . . L. LATASTE, ) ! rtncrpals. Dec. 3 wJIS 20 Trust Company STOCK .AT ,fMV€t'vOJ%\ privilege of subscribing for the ro- F 0 maining 5000 shares of the capital stuck of this Company, allowed by Ilia charter, will be 1 offered lor sale, on Tuksdat, the.l7th, and Fiji n.vv, tlie 20th of January next, in front of tho of- *' lice, at 11 o’clock, A. M, r . Tho whole premium, and ten per cent of the ) ' slock, will bo required to be paid, on or before Saturday tho 21st. The remaining ninety per 01 cent is to bo paid as follows, with interest from the day of snip, at eight per cent por annum— 8i fifteen per cent in ninety days; twenty five per cent in six months; twenty five per cent in nine months; and twenty five per cent in twolve al months. Purchasers may, at any time, pay up Cl the whole amount and stop tho interest. WM. T. GOULD, Seo’y. b Dec 17 __ Id 24 ’ FOR SACK. ~AGS Rio COFFEE hfi da. Java and old Whito do. 15 hhds extra fine St. Croix Sugar . 15 do. and SO bbls. Porto Kioo do. 100 coils Halo Rope 150 pieces heavy Hemp Bagging 100 boxes Turpentine Soap Sperm and Tallow Candles 2 tons Castings J! . 200 bbls very fine Northern Potatoes 50 do. Onions 1 Together with a general assortment of DRY GOODS, Hardware, choice Groceries, &c. all which aro offered on accommodating terms, by WELCOME ALLEN, At the new Buildings, Pox’s Corner. Nov. 12 12t 14 $ SttiJUO WIMj, undersigned begs leave to inform JiL friends and the public, that ho has remo- 0 ved to the largo new Store on Fox’s corner, and , is opening a large stock of Staple ; S9St\ % GOODS, t Hanlwarc, Groceries, &c. , And solicits a share of public patronage. i WELCOME ALLEN. I Nov. 13 12t 14 s ~Ti ~~ , The Subscriber oHVrs to sell « his Farm, near Augusta, adjoining I JJJItjaB the Race Course.—He would sell .■WsaSsSfclhe whole, or a part. Description is deemed unnecessary ; its location is pretty well known, and those who would purchase may ob tain lurthcr information from the undersigned bn I the promises. ■ M. VERDERY. Doc 24 3t go Itacou, Corn, Sugar, &c. By ,1. i. liuutiugton, upper end Broad , ZtZifzx, \ daily expected.) < 35 hhds St Croix, and Porto Rico Sugars 1 30 bags and barrels of Coffee 1000 Bushels of Corn (on the cob & shelled) 1 100 Bbls of Mackerel, assorted 150 Pieces Hemp and Flax Bagging 125 Bbls of Domestic Liquors 30 Quarter casks Wines 6000 Lbs Castings 1000 Sacks, for Salt and Corn bags also Ho’landGin, Jamaica Rum, Cognac Brandy, Cordials, Buckets, Tobacco, Candles, Soap, and most Articles in the Grocery lirfe, for sale on ac commodating tends. A. I. HUNTINGrTON. August 10 wtf 90 nocT. uc.x.t. I STAYING taken the situation in Louisville, H n Jefferson county, Georgia, left vacant by the recent removal of Doct. N. B. Cloud to Au gusta, considers himself permanently settled for life ; and respectfully tenders his services to the inhabitants of Louisville and vicinity.—Having devoted nearly fourteen years exclusively to the study and practice of medicine, he confidently hopes to give very general satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Ho may be found at all hours, when not absent on profes sional business, cither at tho Hotel kept by Mrs. , Slicllman, or at his shop in the village, f Dee 21 3tw 2fl 1 It TiwivgsFu vhjijrrED, ■ FSRO lalie charge of tho Rousseau Springs 1 B. Academy, for the ensuing year, who can come well recommended. A Southern man would be preferred. Apply to cither GREEN J. DOZIER, JAMES M. DAUSEY, PATRICK DOUGHERTY, JOHN COLLINS, or JOHN A. STAPLER. Address Rousseau Springs Post Office, Colum ■ bia county. ! Dec ’ 7 _ _ 4tw 21 i The Abbeville FK.I A SjV, SCI!OOIi, WILL be opened in the village of Abbe ville, on the Ist Monday in January next, under the direction of the Rev. Cilaiii.es M Aim or. All tho usual branches of a Female education, are expected to be taught in this Academy. Mr. Martin, as a gentleman of lib eral education, and having bad sonic experience as a teacher, is well qualified to instruct females, in all tho moro substantial parts of their educa tion ; and his Amiable character, admirably adapts him fur the conducting of such an institution. It is expected that Me. Marlin will have the best assistants, in tho ornamental branches of Music, Drawing, and Painting. Tho regulations in this Academy, will bo such, in general, as are usually adopted, in similar in stitutions. There will be a vacation of six weeks in the months of August and 'September, Good boarding may bo obtained lit private families, up ! oh reasonable terms. D. I), WARDLAW, Presd’l. J. A. CALHOUN, Soc’ry. Hoard of Directors, Nov. 27 Ifltw 19 si'OL ISS 7 4MS, stlsT.vvkdT 03* FROM t!ie Stable of Col. I —m. Henry Buford, on the night of the j ■VgarA fqv Ist instant, n polo Sorrel HORSE, j VI p" ;)Vl with a large Mazo in his face, one j BtferStiSltftahind foot while, anil branded on his : shoulder, (brand not known) supposed to be 8 j or 9 years old. I have no doubt that the Horse j j is Stolen, and probably carried over the river, in | !to South Carolina. 1 will, give Twenty Five j I Dollars, for the Horse, on his being delivered to \ I mein Striven county, Oa,, and Fifty Dollars, for | proof to convict tho Thief. JAMES H. MOBLEY. Mill Haven, Dec 7 wlrn 21 AdiikistisJiiMtov’s ,\o(it;e. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Win. i Fletcher, lata of Cqjumhia county, deccaa- , crl, arc required to make immediate payment; ; and those to whom the estate is indebted, are re- j quested In render their demands duly authentica ted, within the time priscribed hy law. PETEK KNOX, Adm’r. Nov. 30, 1836 Otw 19 \ police. ALL persona indebted to the estate ol John . Watts, deceased, are h-quested to make ini- 1 mediate payment i and Ihosc having demands a gainst said estate will present them, duly attested, | within twelve months from this date. MULFGRD MARSH, Adm’r. November Bth, 1836 wtd 15 Administrator’* Police. ALL persons indebted to tho estate of Aimer K. Hollhlay, deceased, ore requested to make immediate pay ment; and those having demands against said estate will present them, duly attested, • within twelve months from this date. MAjTPHEW JONES, Adm’r. . November 7th 1836 wtd 15 A tjKIST i SEED STOKE. Wholesale and Retail, Broad Street, near the lower . Market . THE Subscriber has re-opened the AUGUS TA SEED STORE as above, where he | ian just received a largo supply of fresh Garden >ud Field Seeds, Dubious and Tuberous Routs, ( Flower Scuds, Bird Seeds, dee. This collqctiop comprises every variety usual- ( y Kept in the largo seed stores at the North. I’lie seeds are of the finest quality and warrant- * id to grow. All order,! from country dealers will have the lame discount allowed on them as at the North. J. H. J. SERVICE. N. 13.—A fine collection of double Dahluis md Green House Plants, will bo offered for sale :arly in the spring. Just received a choice collection of flowering Shrubs and Rose bushes. Dee U 23 ~3,OOOSHARES Banfc of Augusta Stock AT AUCTION. rgmiE aalo of the increased Capital Stock of Jgj tins Bank, will bo resumed, in front of the Banking house, at 11 o’clock, on the morning of Wednesday, the 18th January next, ut which time, the Board of Directors will offer at auction the privilege of subscribing for THREE THOU SAND additional shares, being the balance of the increase authorized by the act of December, 182(5. By order of the Board of Directors. ROBERT F, POE, Cashier. Bank of Augusta, Nov. 15th, 1836 10 9000~SUAUJES STOfJK, Georgia Kail Iloatl & Rank ing Coiiipany. ON Thursday, lire 19th of January next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. tho Board of Directors of tho Georgia Rail Road and Banking Compa ny, will oiler at auction, at their Banking House in Augusta, the privilege of subscribing for two t/iotisunil shares of tho Stock of said Company. On tho sarnii day, and at tho same hour, there will ho exposed for sale at the Company's Bank ing House at Athens, the privilege of subscri bing for one thousand shares of the stock of said Company. Purchasers will bo required to pay Sixty Jive dollars per share, arid the subsequent instalments os they may bo culled for. Uy order of the Board. JA9. CAMAK, Cashier. Athens, Dec. 6 wtd 23 rJjrrAJJf/|i (SEAL ESTATE, &c. At Auction, o__ji The subscribers, inlending to close their business, will sell At 'litLeSS public sale, at the lower Market JkilMlsaaL House, on Tuesday morning, tho 3rd January next. All their Real Estate in the county of Rich mond, including valuable Houses end Rolsiu the city of Augusta and village of Springfield—one liflh part ol 023 acres of Swamp Band oh Mc- Uean Creek and Savaririah Rivet) one half of lire Meliean Mills and Plantation on the waters of Mcßedn Creek; several valuable Houses and Dots in tbo Villages of Sparta, Moiiliccllo, and Morion ; their Koscmouitt plantation in 13uike county, 3000 seres. Tito following described Lands in this Bute, viz.: 202 J acres Pike county, Oth District, No. 138 “ " “ 16 « « 130 •< « g >i <i 133 « " Upson IQ 11 « 103 “ “ Fayette 13 " “ 173 « <■ “ ta “ •• 187 " « Newton 1(5 « "361 “ “ Crawford 8 “ " 133 490 “ Irwin 13 “ “ 376 150 “ Early 3 « 173 “ " “ 13 « « 257 1000 "on Cold Water Clock, Elbert county. 200 “in Putnam county, near Ealonton. ALSO, About 20 NEGROES, chiefly field hands. 12 Shares capital Slock Augusta Ins. & Bk’g Co. 4 do do do Union Wharf Co., Ac. McKenzie & bennqch. November 26 ' wtd 18 son saee. J1 valuable House and Lot, in the town of liO(ei«ivillc, (>'a. MTlte Subscriber oilers for sale his HOUSE and LOT in the 'Town of Louisville. Tho Dwel ling House is two story high, and very convenient; containing 7 rooms mid five lire places; a good kitchen, negro house, pan try ami smokehouse, fine stables, carriage house, corn house and fodder loft, an excellent and ne ver failing well of water, a rich and large garden spot, all in good repair. Terms low and accom modating. To a Physician with a family, wishing a situa tion, it offers many advantages, as it is one of tho finest openings for the practice of medicine in the State of Georgia. For further information, apply to the subscriber, No. 233 Droad-st., Au gusta. Dr. N. B. CLOUD. Nov. 30 wlf 19 Vlautalion S'tr Salt'. % WILL be gold without re serve, 1250 acres of Oak and Hickory y/H.j* Land, in Burke county, whereon tho 4^^3ss^ Subscriber now lives—36l nerbs in its first rttale of cultivation, with n first rate* two sto ry Dwelling and framed kitchen now built, Gin House and Gin with all other out houses, in com* plcte order and new. Also, live likely youni? Negroes, all cflcctivo hands and u good firm Blacksmith, and a young woman a first rale Seamstress. The land is good & well wittered. I deem It unnecessary to give a further description of I lie premise*, as no one will buy without viewing the same, wjiich I particu larly invite; Also, 1500 bushels of Corn, with Fodder, Hor *ea t Mules, Hogs, Cattle, Blacksmith's Tools, and other articles 100 numerous to mention. The Land and Negroes, w ill be sold privately if wish ed, if not, the whole of tho above will ho sold to the highest hi Idcr on tho first Thursday in Janu ary next, on the promises. A liberal indulgence | will bo given. D. L. HOLLIDAY. Nov, 23 17 Admin Istratovas Sale. i On the first Tuesday in January next, | ILL he sold at the Court House door, in Y ’/ the Town of Waynesboro ugh, within tho 1 usual hoUiS of sale, agreeably to nn order of the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of I Burko County, when silling for ordinary pur ] poses: | Three negroes, to wit: Halo,Dick, it. Martha; also, ono hundred and fifty-two acres of Land, j adjoining Arthur Bell, John Reddick, & H. V. ] Mulkey, belonging to the Estate of Thomas ft Burke, deceased, sold for the benefit of said r E itate. MICHAEL WIGGINS, Adm’r. Sept. "Sth, 1836 2 rafor’ft Sale. On the first Tuesday in January next, BV virtue of an order of the Honorable the Interior Court of Columbia comity, when silting for Ordinary purposes, will be sold at Co } lumbfa Court Rouse, Die whole of the Negroes, , belon ;ing to the Estate of Louisa Juntj Walker deceased, to wit! | Gabriel, a fellow, Betty, an old woman, Lucln da, a young woman, and M iscs, a boy cliild.- 1 Sold for the purpose of distribution among tho legatees of aai.l deceased. Terms made known ! at the sale. , MARY WALKER, Adnir’x. Nov. 2nd, 1836 wtd 13 ~~R, C. HAIrDWIIV. f NANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at ’ Wholesale. 334 Broad-street, Augusta,(»co I Jail 13 ly 30 t ’ ItAJI'KIJT # EVAJTS, *g|| j Have now, on hand a very *|i J large aasortmcnlpf HATS, of every description, ofi their own mnnnfiac litre, which they offer at wholesale aa low as they can be bought in eny market in the United Slptes, and i on terms the most accommo dating. They . have also a splendid assortment of Fur, Cloth, and Seal Caps for Men, Boys, and Children, together with wool Hats and Ladies BONNETS, all of which they will sell for oo.h or approved paper, at very reduced prices. Augusta, Sept. 17, 1836 181 Valuable Plantation IN RICHMOND COUNTY, FOR SALE. rite s,l ' 3scr il je| ' being desirous rSy**' op rcmo Vir>B to .the western part of Geur gie, early in January, would sell his plantation, upon which he now residea, a great bargain. This plantation is fifteen miles Irom Augusta, lying on each aide of the road, leading to Patterson's Bridge, on Brier Creek. It contains thirteen hundred and four (1304) acres, five hundred of it is cleared, three hundred of which wore doored the last and present year, Every description of buildings necessary for plant ings operations are upon this place. A new and well conslrutßed Grist Mill and Cotton Gin, pro pelled by water poiyer, ere among the improve purchase befo-o viewing die property, a further description will not bo offered (thill the purchaser presents himself upon the premises. DAVID tAYJLOR, Jr, Avondah, hoar Augusta, Dec 12 [td 24 CO SPUE, , S UGAMt , #c.\ #c\ Krffe Dhdd. bugar vi' 800 begs Coffee 150 bags old Java do 40 Ibis Loaf Sugar double refined 40 do do do single da 23 pipes Cognac Brandy, 4th proof 23 do Holland Gin 10 do White's do 4 do Champaigns Brandy, choice brand 4 half do do do do do 2 hlids old Jamaica Rum, 4lh praof 2 pipes old Madeira Wins 100 casks Sicily do 60 do Tcneiiffo do 150 do Malaga do 100 do Peppermint Cardial 23 hlids N. E. Rum 200 bids do do 20 hlids Whiskey 100 hrls do 60 do Monongahcla Whiskey, 4lh proof 800 do Gin 5 pipes Catalonia Wine 100 hrls Flour 40 do Butler Crackers 40 half hrls do do 40 hrls Almonds 600 pieces Hemp Bogging 100 do Flax do 600 do Bagging Twine 5 bales 8-1 Dullil Blankets 5 do 9-4 do 4000 pair Negro Shoes 30 boxes cotton and Wool Cards 30 do Sperm Candles f 30 do Tallow do i 6(J do Soaji * 1 50 do G'.inpbwdcr, Imperial &. Hyion Teee I 100 do fresh Rubins i 110 hints Mulassos 300 coils Dale Rope , 60 do small Hemp and Manilla Cordage 250 kegs cut Nails and Dradi 40 tons Iron All of which will ho sold lew at wholesale hv CLARKE, McTIER A Co. Opposite the Globe Hotel, Dec. 7 21 HAHN WELL " Classical nnd Military A CAPE AS I % BARNWELL C. JL, & CAROLINA. HE Barnwell Classical end Military Act- H_ demy will commence on Monday, the 10th January.—At this institution all the usual brunches ot a Classical •School will be taught i ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK, ANGLO SAXONJ ARITHMETIC, GEOGRAPHY, MATHEMATICS, ALGEDRA, DRAWING, Ac. MILITARY DRILL,* FORTIFICATIONS, [TACTICS. f ANCIENT A MODERN ARTS OF WAR. The School will ho coiiductcd on Military principles; Governor McDuffie has promised . the use of Caution for tho practice of Artillery ' duties, atid as a mark of his Excellency's appro bation, the following letter was received by the j President of the institution, after a visit from tho , Governor. ’ , . Barnwell C. //., jYov. 16 th, 1838. De*h Sir—The plan you have adopted in your | School, of combining Military instruction and | Drilling, is worthy of all commendation, and I trust your example will be generally followed. I sin satisfied from my observation nnd experience that the elementary of the Military ar, can in no way be so effectually imparted to tilt ( great body oftho people. In our ay stem of gov | eminent every citizen is deemed to boa soldier | ’ and tbo education of a young man is very incom plete if, when ho has entered upon the threalre of active life, bn rliall not have been taught to de fend his lights as well as to know them. 1 am, Sir, your ob’t. servant, geo. mcduffie. Barnwell Court House is situated in one of the most healthy parts of the Slate, and amirably \ calculated for such an institution on account of ila retirement, j* Ten,va.—Tuition, f2O per session, each year containing two sessions payable in advance. In 1 order to curtail tho usual extra expenses, every l * student Is expected to wear the uniform of tho ■school. Some few boarders ranfbc accommodated 0 in tbo Academy by an early application. ’l'erme —Board and Tuition, SI 50 per annum, half pay able in advance. They will be expected to fur- P niah their.own cot, mKttraCses, 6rc. fitc. Wash ing and ironing extra. Application to he made to iho President. THOMAS faussett; Pec I t St 23 e , J%'VTS(VJeT, - FQY I IE siibscr'ber respectfully inniimahisfriende a 3 and the public in genera!, iiiiit he haapow - on hand and offers n large stock oCCCInFEC c ’FIONA RY, and other articles in his line ofbu tincus. Truly grateful for pa-t favors, he solicit* the continuance of a share of public patronage. HIS STOCK CONSISTS OV CANDIEB. Mint, Cinnamon, Lemon, Clove, Saaafras, Cream, Annisccd, Almond, llorchound. &e. dte. „ SUGAR PLUMBS.—Of every description and u flavor; Mint Drops, Sour Lemon do., Gum do., e ami Cordial do. , ,j CORDIALS.—Mini, Cinamon, Perfect Love, Life of .Man, Anrilsecd, by tho barrel ot dozen bottles, also, Lern”n Hyrup. PIES AND CAKES.—Of every kind, freak, l' kept constant on band, eueh as Sponge, Pound, ■’ Hard, Lemon, Plum, Fruit, Maccaroniet, Pie* 1 and Tarts. j - SUGAR TOYS AND FIGURES.—A flna lot of Paris manufactured sugar works just recei ved ; Figures, Toys, Cryslallscd Figures, and Christmas Preaefits. Ac. .., DRV AND GREEN FRUITS, —Apples, Or anges, Lem'orid, Pine Apples, Cocoanute. Soft Shell Alrhonds, Filberts, Wall-nuts, Brazil-nut*,' 3 Rain]llS, Figs, Prunes, West India Preserve* (in , glass Jars.) and u lot of Northern arid Pickles. SEGAK9, Ac.—A fine lot of r;eal Ppaniah Be- J gHrs and Prihcipces, 'Leftwich, Cavendish, end Honey Dew Chewing Tobacco. WINES AND LIQUORS. —Gin, Rum, Bran dy. Claret, Madeira. Port. Tcnneriffc, Cherry; , Champagne, Malaga and Muscat. WOODEN TOYS.—Dressed Dolls, Drums, Swords, Guns, Barking Dogs, Birds, and other Kinds too numerous to mention—Also, 4 do*, large size Sky Rocket*, and 2 do*, small size do.' r.-j' Country and town customers will meet with prompt attention at tho shortest notice* by I 8P1 ’ lliaUo1 ’ - AUGUSTINE FREDERICK, , 200 Broad-street, 1 Nov. 30 Irn 10