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STANDING COMMITTEES H’ COUNCIL,
Fok 1840 and IS li
On Account-, .u-nop
On Bridges— Warren, Harper piri'h. Hi -hop.
O i Street —Parish, Fie ni g, tclbeif-on.
On Magazine —Crump, Dunla , Theming.
On Pumps and Wells— Bishop Dunlap,Crump.
On Eng /:;• s—Jackson. Wain , B.iiler.
On Hospital —Bone*, Miller, J ckson.
On Drains —Richards, llarpei Robcrtson.^^
• On Ilulth— Robe; Hon, Hones, Dickson.
On Chanty —Dun ! ap, Crump, Riming.
Oa City Hill —Miller. Jackso , |lich.ivds.
OnElUth '•> ntnua> Fleming. *a;is l i, .-liehards.
On H cer Bink and IVn trees- Bishop, Warren,
Harper.
On P dice— Warren, Miler, J ffson.
On Water Works —M u per, L n(»s, Bishop.
0 i Jill —Cramp, Dun tap, Ro Ttsosi.
On Marke's Parish, ii.icir.iul E.cming.
S. U. OLIV ER, t. eirlt cf Council.
REC A PIT CL YT »N.
Harper—A* counts, Bridges. I ains, River Bank
and vVhirves, Water Corks.
Warren—3H !gcs. Engines, I lice. River Bank
an 1 ;Vlr..rves.
Parish Streets, Bridges, Mai ;ets, South Com
mons.
Crump —Magtzine, Charity, Jai ,! ump and Wells.
Bjsh <p —Pumps an I Wells, Ac units, River Bank
an 1 Wharves. Water Works Bsilges
Jacks >n—Engine', City Hall, I u.ce s Health, Hos I
pul.
Boitrs —Hospital, Accounts, He Ith, Water Works. .
Richards —Drains, Markets, City lial , Soutli
1 Ullllll <n S.
Robertson—Health, Streets, 1 njns, Jail
Dunlap—Charity, Magazine, Roups and Wells,
Jai .
Fleming—S >ut!i Commons, : tnects, .Magazine,
Chuity. Markets.
Miller —City liali. Police, lie pital, Engines.
ap2l __ lm
ad J. W. TONES, is mv autVu s«a \gsnt for the
jtjslment of my uuiimshe 1 ui ujiess.
mar 3 WlLi -AI E JONES.
(Cf AUGUST I BEN AOL IN.' SJ.* IE i \
The following are tie Com irtees lor the en
suing month:
Diets on No I —C. Piko, N Green, Mrs. Wm
Sinitii, uiss ary vVigluman.
Dei ion No. 31. >. • toy J. .M. Nevvhy, Mrs
E. c u e, mis nr. Go. erGon
Dii isi hi Ni. 3.—Porter Elen ng, Edmund Heard,
Mis Deny hi I. airs v. vVhilio c
the committees may o.t i funds by calling
upon the I'iesid nt, or E. M. .doeriso i.
ap 2j j. W. Wi ; JIhVIAX, Sec’y.
B. 11. D\ lA <? V,
ATTORNEY A 'LAB ,
fob 25 Jtui’er.'Oit, J . kxon co mty. Gn.
T.IK itß Ij)i>, Htnl.ii
Attached to this office is ope tb subscribers, and
strangers inirodu e.l by them, eyery day and eve
ning evenings except dii un it 9 o’clo k.
Subscription §•-»; fora nnu if tv oor more $lO.
CjT r ‘ r * FLlNT offers i s;services to the ci
tizens of Augu>t.i in the diffi ept i<ranches of hi*
profession, lie may ne four at all nuur- atl.it
late residence ol »lr. A. M. i Alton, second doo<
Irorn the corner of Mclatosn ; id Reynold sireet>.
nc v 29 I v
I) ?. HON itv>E, siuj on uei.t.st.
Office on Was‘ington street, ear Elli-, re-idence
at he house late y occu.h* t by Mis. Miv.tge.
apii 2J \
(Cr Doctor J. J It H.SO , Oder* ins
sionai servi es to the citizci • of Augusta and ii
vicinity, lie vvil. he found t’ his residence, iln
first urick luilding above Gm lion’ssta.de on r.lii
street,recently occupied by . dm c. Adams.
•a_tig 17 ts
•j y W. G. AIM dU, Ge.iei it oanm-'inn Me:
chant, odice on Lclntosh sli ex, next door to the
Constitutionalist. = nuv 7
Cj'Lr. GARDNER, form r}y resi‘ent surgeon
in tiie .New . oik iio-pital, a rt'physhian at .vel.e
vue Hospital, New iuik, let iers to the public his
professional so. vices. <
c» lice in Washington streu , between Bit) id and
E li* streets. Rcsi mnee, l i .ted M tes Hotel.
a P- _■
(Cj* EXCHANGE ON NT H r Y(Ju A — usi g h
and at one to t\v -ays si lilt, ror sale by
i,ov 23 ' <JA U 1 ELBE & RMIVD
Y ‘lie \ nuual mccti go t}ic Augusta i-enevo
lent Society was held on iflsl Thnrsd y Eve
ning. at t.c Masonic Hall when the fol owing
o.ri. ers were elected for tiie Mj-umg ■ ear:
Dr E. M o <eit-un, ih 'tlent; J. Cohen,
Vice ire'ident; J. W. Wi; Rtnan, Se< relaiy ;
Winter, l ieasurer and Coik (br ; Vv’. M. Kennedy.
Assistant do.
(Cp NO TICE. — The Rail toad Passenger Tram
between Charleston and i; irliburg, will leave a:
to.lows : j
UPWA) 0.-
Not to leave Charleston l fdre 7 00 a m.
“ “ Summervilit 4 - - S 30
“ “ Georges ? - 10 00
“ “ Branchvi.le, “ - 11 00
“ “ Mid.vay, - h _ n3O m
‘ “ Blackvi le, - u - 100 ,>t
“ “ Aiken, - f‘ - ,3 00
Arrive at Hamburg not be oj e- 400
UJ iVS W ! R I).
Not to leave Hamburg tr Hire G 00 \. m.
“ “ Aiken, - v- 730
“ “ Black vine, • : ■ 930
« “ Midway, : i - - 10 30
“ “ Branchvill ; |-- 11 00
“ “ Georges’, c | - - 12 00m.
‘ “ summerville ‘I - - 2 00p. m.
Arrive at •Char eston no! Ucfore 3 00
Distance —IJimiles. E: rtf Through —>10 00.
Speed not over 20 miles n hour. I'o remain 2t
minutes each, for breakfa t fund dinner, and noi
longer than 5 minutes 101 vj> ‘and water at an;
Elation. ?
To stop far passenger* when a white flag is
hoisted, at either of the abo efstati'ins; and atso at
Sincallis, Woodstoi k, In; lifnel’s. 41 mile f. u., 1
Rives’, Grahams, Willcsli nj Windsor, Johnsons,
and .Marsh’s t’. <».
Passengers ;/o will brea f:«st at Woodstock and
dmeat Brackvnie; amen. r i-' oreaMast at fiken
an i dme at Mitnmerv’ii.e, i may -I
eagle x Pi ajlMv MuTEL The
above com no lion rn I elegant Hotel will
■la he rente I for one >il more years from th ■
first day of October next. i|'uraeiras. apply to
ap 4 swim E. 31-> *||N, Sec’y it I’reas’r.
LIVuIIY S ’
I
The snhsr.il er h ving ’ i jafrd, for ate mof yea is
the St . 1 s fjr.iH i!v o<-< u, icli by the la»e John B.
Gued o;i,he will couticci |he business in a 1 its
vauuu branches. IN. BaLLiNG LL
4 _ : I trwtf
\ TI| i 1( E.—Tl>e Co-pa tneiship heretofore e\-
isling under the • in ~'f H ILL S,- GALPHfN
is tnis day disso ved ty i lifiuai consent, i holes
Hal is a one authorised t, settle the busin-,- of
the i.r.a, an Jto use their s fgu .tbre for that pur- i
pase. G AdLKSHALL,
Gr IKGE R. G LP i\
Augusta, Apri’ 1, IS4B I ap 7 trwGt
DLVSOI, riON.
rpHE < opa, t»ipr*hip iqretuforc exi*ting be- 1
I tween t eim lei-i. S’: in practice of aw. i'
d.ss dved *>y ’iiutual eons |r;. h• an misl.fd bu
siness of t <. Ip x\ I reclire llteii j >int att ntiun;
ar.d they wi 1 prsu tice Lai* jepeiatety in tne » urn
tics of \ o.gan. (ireeue, p|t?i tm, Jasper, Newton.
Walton and Clark. ISirEVCAHT KLGVD,
, . IfiJGUSTIS REESE.
Madison I3lh April, isloj. trwlm
-TNr.Hi IAI HN would be thankfully received
l of jne Mlss S A«-MI DU» IN, who Jft Au ™ I
la n t r yea. ISi I or 22, f»r Wilkes countv, and i
ived some tune in the land y of one Jerry v\ i .- 1
b 0..., m t lat county, after or at wnicb time mfor
matiun was received that she married a man bv
h l6 i° f ' Il; > er - a,li hai neve >" oeen heard of
.uichy her relatives in iiiclmut >d county. \nv
will 0 ," If'" 1 ' any r kuovred * e o( her at this time
7 «: eat f,vor hy addressing a few lines
to t.i <t elect, directed to J. A. T. K , *ug U s-a. ( ; a .
3t
addition a i< supplies.
HE subscriber has just added to his slock the
following article* :
4-1 best 'scotch Ginghams, new’and light patterns,
> icto.ia and London Prints,
I renc i Pr ntH Lawns in great variety of patterns
and eolo.s,
I rrnch 2d Mourning do, new style and very
handsome,
1- rcnch Linen Dril.ings,
Green Moreen
Crash, for I’oweliing,
U bite and Brown India Grass Cloth,
4-4 p ain liobinel L ce,
Jiussia .sheeting,
(ient omeirs \\ bite Biocade Handkerchiefs
Ricti L rim-on . a ask oaudanos.
Boys’ Snk Po ke l Hukfs.
4- 1 and 5-4 ftieh Famy Shaw’s,
Hemstitched Linen Cambric Hd*fs.
Genth men’s do .•© do
\ery best Plain and Rio’J White and Black Silk
Ho-e an i half lio*e,
Palm Leaf and Feather Fans,
Black ."ewing Silk
f<ax I read, assorted numbers,
Manchester Long Cloih,
i Long i.awns, assorted prices.
Lace Sniped t.usan,
Boiiet Powder and Lavender Water,
j Best B.a k gro de Rhine Si.k,
1 Ia m Leaf Hoods,
Boy*’ \\ bite and colored Straw Hats,
do Leghorn do
Crequilias,
Sprigg’d and Do’ted Swiss Muslin, very rich,
f\ lute Swiss lavats,
32 and 34 inch Silk Umbrellas,
Satin Scarfs and Shawls,
0 4 and G-4 unb cached Waltham Sheeting
1 ecp Blue and Hamilton Drill,
Mini Hn an i Uiamand Pins. Jcc., &c.
trw3t* j. p. SETZE. I
Ji: p p i: 1 . so v sne r i pf»s sa iTesT - :
\ \ ILL be c ohl on the first Tuesday in 'une
' * next < lll the Market House in the Town of ■
I.ouisvi le, Jeffieison county, within the usual hours
•ot sale, one Ir c t of pine land, containing four bun
dle l and sixty-live acres, lying on waters of ’) U .
bait s creek, adjoining lands of Simeon Wi Hams
ami others, levied on to satisfy sundry li. fas. issu
ed from tie Justices Court vs. James Brassel, in
favor of Joel Lowe. Property p .inted out by
plaiiitiH*, and levy made and returned me by a con
stable. J
Also, cm tract of land containing two hundred
ana nine acres of oak and uickon ian 1, lying on
w-.ters of < h irers cieek, adjoining Clements and
otlic s. levied n as the property of Ephrnm Pon
d<i. to s Hi<f\ sundry ti. fas in favor of Benjamin
Palmer vs. said Ponder. Property painted out by
E. Altaway, indo:see; levy made and returned bv 1
a con-tab.e
Also, one negro man .TelF. about eighteen ortwen
'.v year- of -
born Malden, o satisfy sundry ti fas in favor of i
E. E Williamson and others vs. said \\ aldon. Le
vy made and returned me by a ooi stable.
Als j, ong m gru girl a' out sixteen years of age j
levied on as the property of Osborn V\ T a! In. to!
sali fy sundry li fas in favor of Ai isha ,lo don and I
others vs. said O. VValHen Property pointed out
by plaintiff levy made and returned to me by a
con-table.
Also, six negroes, Ritter, Petty, Mima, Martha,
Bin-on and Davy, ranging from twelve to sixteen
year* of age, and very likely, levied on as the pr»-
peitv of John L. Mviney, to s atisfy two fi fas is
sued from Hancoc - Supeiior Court, in f.vorof
Lott Morion and iVilson Bird vs. sabl J. 1.. Swiney.
Property pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney.
WILLIAM S. ALEXANDER,Sheriff.
April 2S. IS4O,
C V SflKUiTF’s s vu{.
j ILL be «o d at Co umlt com t house, on the
* f first i'ue-day ‘n June next, between the
usual hours of sa c. two negroes, to wit: Lewis,
about thirty \ears of age, ami Wil is, a 1 out nve
years ot age, to satisfy alif i. fro n olumhia So
le, ior court. John I. Cooper & Son. plaintiff-,
agdnst to’ie.t Jones,defendant. Property p anted
0.. t by de endant. ALFRED S PUsCGlS,Sheriff.
April 2S, I<4o.
Ill'll SALE.—A likef}- young- negro man, a
prime held hand. Apply to
W. E. JACKSON,
ap 22 trw3t Auctioneer.
'V r<) *'i :E. — 1 have this day p aced in the hands
of Mr. William N Hamilton, all tne un
settled business ol E. Skinner, >kinner Hamii
tun, ami E. Skinner Co , who is exclusively au
thorized to sett e th same. A -o to act as m'y at
torney in the lalAusiness of Skinner & Purse.
ap I trw3w EBEN. SKINNER
TOM TUNSTALL
THIS thorough bred Horse will
\E stand from tuis time until tiieliistof
y n V xt al t!,e stab ein the lower
P art ot Augusta, formerly occupied
% } //I d’ Bertrand, Jr. Terms—§3o tie
season, payable at the last visit; for
tluee or mi re m ires, owned by the same person,
§25 each: §1 foi the groom.
PEDIGREE.
J R. 11. Acklin, E<q of Huntsville, Alabama,
cei tifies as follows :—• Pom . u.ista.l was foaled
mine on the 29th May, IS3L His dam was High
land Mary and her lam a full-blooded Archie mare;
tne <ire of Highl.nd Mary was old PacoleL J'om
Tunslab was sired by o d Pacilic, and he by old
Sir Archie. This is as far as lam able to go, tho"
I am satiHied Pom Punstall has descended f.omas
good a stock as any horse in the I nited States.—
He was a race horse of the urst order, but 1 Jcar
will never be able to make a hist rale race again,
owing to his leg; it was injured when a three yeai
od, in training, as I believe. By addressing Mar
dv Cryer. Gallatin. Pennessec,you can get a full
pedigree of I e dam of fom i unstall.” ■ne same
Mr Manly Ciyer certifies thus : —>• Highland Majy
com ined as many or more rich crosses oi thorougn
breds than any mate ever raised in Pennessee
She was got oy the noted hor-e Pacolet, the son of '
impo. ted Citizen ; her dam Ro-ey Carey by Sir!
Archie; graud-dam <a.ly Jones by the imported
ho.se Praveßer, ca led Big Ben or Charlem ;ine, j
(<o:i of O’oelle ’s Eclipse, and one of the purest i
impositions of the last century;) great grand-dam !
by (he imported horse Wrangier;great-great-gran 1-
dam u’Possum by imported >hark; f real-great-|
gn at-gran :-darn :>> the celebrated American quar
ter race hor-e, <mode’s old Tv\ igg; great-great
greal-great-gtaud-dam by imported teainaught;
gre it-great-gro it-great-great-grand dam by i.ee’s
i old .Mark Anthony outof a mare by imported Mon
key.” < u tucsi.e’s side it is deemed unnecessary
to trace beyond ir Archie. It is presumed none j
wi 1 require a purer or better atteMei pedegree!— [
If farther recommendation be wanted, call and see j
Tom WILLIAM HOLMES Ageut. !
feb 22 trwitwtf
ADMI ft IST It A T «IX NOTIC E. j
A LL persons inde'ated to the estate of John B.
J\ Gtiedmn, deceased, late of Kicumoud county,
are reque-U I to make im Mediate payment to A. C.
Ca dwe I, who is my authorized agent, an i those
holding e aim* against -a id estate, are required to
hand them in duly attested, within the lime pre
saibed by law. ELLEN GC ED RUN,
lpH. 4, I S IO. trwtf Administratrix.
eIOPARTNER'HIP Mr. JOHN WY\Tl'\
J havmg disposed of iiis interest in the firm of
T. H. WYATT* CO. to L. C WARREN, the
business wi I he conducted at the same stand, under
the *.rm of WYATT S WARREN.
THOS H. WYATT,
LINDSEY C. W \ RREN.
Those indebted to T. M. Wyatt <te Co are ic
ques’ed to call and make settlement.
ap 22 "’ot
\i) VANCES ON CO P C >N. —A lvalues will he
made by us. on COPTONS con-igned to out
11 wilds in Liverpool, Havre and Charleston—in
bll.s on New York at 20 to 30 days sight, on eon
‘•igiiTtient to Europe, and I to 5 days sight, on con
signment to the latter place. The shippers, in all
cases, will have the benelit of the Exchanges,
dec 25 ts GAROELLE as RiliND.
| SODA WATER i
PREPMIKD by STEAM POWER,
! 4 of o !:i U ’ :,ter > prepared !
A by Steam Power, wi | b e kei.t nnmr.t v
on hand during the suu.m. r, by 1 ro.istant.y
0 ~ > (; GIVEN & HAINES,
ap ' i; and F. L.V a B ACK it CO.
P R J£T. K 2 JACK() >'FTrs.— SNOWDEN A
SHE AR have iceeived this day Lora New
i ork a supply of superior printed Jackonetts of
tie latest sly.es. -Mso,a supply of Ladies fancy
; Hdkts (A various sty.es. plain black Ehallys and
. bla k drab D r.te a supeiim- artic e for Gentle*
j men s summer wear to which they respectfully
I St,Vlte the attention oljhe pub.ic. ap 05 }
f] L G . FL V U) ’ &r Blending with a grate
i.f r J retreslu, .g perfume, the desirable
i qnality Os Strengthening and promoting the growth
ot the Hair, without g.vmg to it the greasy hue of
1 ornatum, 01 tne vo.atile moisture of the < its Its
j utlu; y t-onnrmed by the most extensive' con
sumption.
Also, the Genuine Maccassar Oil, and Ward’s
Celebrated Hair Oil. Eor sale 1 y
mar 13 GAuVIN & HAINES.
HKRMI FAGE EX TRACT.— I'liis lately in
vented com-iina ion of delightful odors, 1 as
acquired a just populaiity, not only by reason of
i t,lc stren -th and delicacy, but of the extrao.dina
;ry duration ol us pe.furne. Whilst the stiength of
: many other extracts and essences is almost as%va-
I ncsici.t as the bloom ot the flowers from \vaich
they are derived,! e Heimilage retains its fra
i g.ance for an 111 elini e length of time, and is
scarce to be removed Lorn the garment on which it
i< poured, by washing; hence it is probably the
cheapest and most delightful perfume ol our .abora
tories.
Also, Cologne. Lavender, Grange, Florida and
j Rote Waters, in gieat va.iel' . hor sa‘e v
i ItA TVIN it A . iNES. j
NEW SPRING GOODS.
OE. &, J. C. CA {..MICHAEL have just re
• ceived and are now op •ning a lar r e and
| comp ele assortment of new an 1 fashTonablets pr in»
; Goods, which wil be offered at ow prices, at eitlier
; whole-a e or retail. Country merchants will do
; we.l to call and examine their stock. ap 2 -ts
JtLVI' KBtIEVTn,
BY tiie suoscriber. additional supplies of NEW
li AH) -, con*isting of
i 1.10 wn and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
1 Bleached & u bleached .icmis ag . oiton . snafurgs,
; Dowlas. Bur a ussia sh eting> and Dia,»eis,
I Colton Dn ;s. Brown Linen-, .-tfiped Jeans and a
1 variety of low paced .-tuii's lor pants,
cry nch new sty le Ennis, .Muslins and Lawns
Urn ore lias and t-'araso.s, Ea m hoods,
Mens’, Buys’and Youths’ Hats, Balm and Le-diorn
Maiseil cs and L orded kins,
American and India Nankeens,
Damask 1 able Cloths, bleached and brown.
Birds Ky e Diaper, Napkins a. d 'ail Duck,
uuloied VV oisted Dama-K and W atere.l Aloreens,
Miper l , amask and Em loiue.ed Curtain Musdns’,
Co ored Bo inet for Pavilions,
Also, a variety of fancy lldk’fs Shawls. Veils, A c.
.j ' *he attend.in ol tiie Gentlemen is particu
larly invited to a splendid variety of Ribbed Linen
Dnl s,sup r Russia do, brow n and bleached, •»'hue
and brown Linen do, Mimrm-r C olh>, I’miVettas
Crape camlets, Garnbroons and sing.-e mill Ca>si
; mere-; also new style ar-eißes, Va encia and
i Satin vestings, and a variety of tancy A'tale as
i Stoc.s V o lars, BoSoin*, ravats. Gloves, &c. all of
vvhi. b are in the laie-t -ty le and a e offered for
sale at very low prices. W.M. CL AGEPP,
j ap 18 sw2w No. 238 Broad st.
FB.iI A.T; N.0.M1 *A«c »,
i A tne Sand Hills.
MRS, M. L. MGlse having takeu that large
a. d commodious house at the Sand Hi s,
vve 1 Known as Mrs. Nesoi Us, vv.il co nmence her
Summer c 1100 1 011 the tu si ot .1 une. wiie.e, a- usual,
a 1 the brant lies ot a co up ele English education
I will be taught, as vvc<i a< r rcnch and utbei ian
guages, Vu<ic, Drawing and i aiming.
A limited number ot luting Laoies can be ac
cou.rn.ud-.lcd as Boarders, who will be under the
immediate superintend 11 c of Airs. AJoise.
levins lor English tui ion. liom 8 to §ls per qr.
French and other anguagt slO “
Music on the 1 ian ~ 20 “
iio Guitar, 10 “
Boarding and Lodging, 5!) «•
a P _]J_ swtlstje
DISSOLUTION. —The copartnership heretofore
existing u'ider Hu: him of Ham en, Boi.in
soli Co ,is this day di**o ved -y mutual consent.
<to»ali Ac Damien are alone aullio.izcd to settle
♦.he business of the late mm
Put. AS ANT STOVALL,
kt/HP. D 11 MLEN,
CH.IRLEB ROBINSON,
Augusta, April 1, IS IO. swt f_ a p 3
in - KK<iS NA . IL< *.
U v/ hhds prime St. Croix Sugar,
For *a)e by'
ap 2 sw.f STOVALL & HAMLEN.
I‘ E CREAM can be had of the best quality ev
ery day tlu.iug the seas 11, from 10 o’clo k A.
M until 10 o’clock P. M. A separate room i> po
vided for the accommodation of Ladies.
Families can be supp ied with any quantity re
quiied, at shoit noti e. at
AUtiUS PEN FREDERICK’S.
A f.*w doors below the Post Office, Broad- t.
op-riljJi ' trw2w
OPICE.—AII persons indebted to the flam of
<B. BUFORD 4- < O. are requested to make
payment to the undi rsigr.ed; and all peisons hold
ing ciaims against said l.rm are requested to hand
in rheir demands. L. DWELLE, assignee,
ap iO trvvlin
EORGIA PURR STONES FOR SALE.—A
first rate pa.r of these • iM Stones, four and
a half feet in diameter. For terms apply at this
office. jan 31 ts
OKRA ( (STTOf SEI D.
A FEW Sack* cf OKRA C' TTON SEED,
J\_ warranted genuine, just received and for sale
by J. at. & W. ADAMS,
april 22, 1840. 6t
NKW GOODS.
WM. H. CRANE <V CO. are now receiving*
variety of New Goo Is suitable for the sea
son. which they will dispose of on reasonable
terms. ap 16
allOW ALD HOI ME
Tne Proprietor respectfully intorms the
= public th 11 this i mtel is now comp eted
1 ami ready for t e rec eption of visitors 'I he house
is large, the room' a.c well linished and furnished,
and wel adapted to the accommodation of families !
and others ■he heaulilul scenery that surroun is j
, the village of Marietta, together with the excel ent |
| water, and a climate not to be surpassed in the !
United State-.together with the best exertions of
the proprietor 10 fun is 1 every delicacy of the
season, and enforce such or ier as will give entire
satisfiction to his vi<ito s and make them comfor
table. it is confidently hoped, will ensure to the
e*t iblEhment an increase of the favors hereiofore
i so liberally bestowed
JONATHAN ROBERTS.
Marietta, Cobb county , Geo., April 16, 1810.
w6m
P F,FERENCF,.
Hon. G. Andrews Washington, Gto.
Hon Chas Dou hf.rtv, Athens.
J. G. Winter, E-q., Augusta.
Ai.BF.RT f Tory, Esq.. Macau.
Wm. H. stiles. Esq , Savannah.
James IE Willy, E*q. (Eeenesborough.
Z. .samcel, Esq , Dalilunega.
FACTOUAGK AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
T IE undersigned have taken an office in John
son’s buildings, oppo-ite the Iron Steamboat
Company’s Whuff, where They propose to do a
General Factorage an I (’wmmi-sion Business, un •
der the name and firm of < rasvford .V Gunby, and
by strict attention t<> l usinc-s. they hope to obtain
patronage. '!orchant< and others, ordering dry
goods or groceries, will meet with prompt atten
ion. SIMM »NS CRAWFORD,
ROB Eli P M. GUNBY.
Savannah, April 2. w3t
riNHE State’s Rizht* Party of Columlda enuntv
are requested to meet it the Court-hau-e in
Vpp’.ing, on the hrt Tuesday in May next, so.
the purpo<e of selecting deegites to the Mate’s
ights CouventiOii. to be he d in Midedgtville, on
ti.e nrsf Monday in June next.
April 23,1840.
( SODA tVATKR & TCP CREAM
~T t . f^TAIXLISII>»ENT,
j (Mclnto-h sheet, opposite the Post Office/!
V.s establishment of trie above kind has been
I.tied up for I lie reception of vi-itess. Please
call a d see me, then judge for yourselves.
a pul >7 ts W. T. S TEHLING.
ALMONIM.
iO r ACKS es b Almonds, just received and
f;r Sale by W. E. J ACK<ON,
_ apri, J ? ' Auctioneer.
>M> SU M >imi (b.OIK
rB"HK subscribers have reteived an additional
1 supply of staple and Fancy Gooas, among
which are the so: lowing:
Fashionable r rencli Lawns and Muslins ;
3 4 and 4-4 black and colored Scotch Ginghams;
i-ir.e English and American I’r nis ;
rul’d sma I figured French J ico els ;
Plain Jaconet and Hull uslius ;
tbecked and striped (. ambric Muslins ;
Knit scarf- anJ Fancy Handkerchiefs;
ill ck h i letle Gloves and Mitts ;
brown Linen and Grass Cloth ;
W hue an,! brown Linen Dri lings ;
Ta -lc, bird’s Eye and Russia Iha’.er;
4-4 and 6-4 i.ne Furniture Dunitv ;
Garment imity, Bars tubes Sfcuts ;
Ladies' and Misses’ white, black and s ate co'ov
ed Hose;
Black and second mourning Lawns ;
Uinuiellas ant Parasols;
together w ith a variety ul articles not enumerated,
which they will dispose of on very moderate terms.
ap.il 27-ts _ W\| H. CRANE & U).
S I’ll tTiIIPS SALK.
ON Monday next t!ie 4th of Vay, will be >o'd
at the store lately occupied by Henry. Sahn,
deceased, by or.ier of the Superior Court, a part
of the of sai i deceased, consisting of
S Hogsh ads Mo asses,
25 barrels Northern Rum,
9 do Whiskey,
9 do Gin,
4 do ' aiaga Wine,
2 do Domestic brandy,
4 Hogsheads and several barrels Sugar,
5 Tierces Kite.
2 barre s Lard,
200 to 3. 0 Pounds of BACON.
AN TO I \E PICQUET Adm’r.
I he fornt store will he rented until Ist Gcto'-er
ncxt - april 21 tds. i
ALG I ST A ARTiL L E JI V G LAUDS,
AT TENTH) N !
K Appear on your parade ground
on Tuesday next, the 2Sth, at 11
o’clock, proper y armed and equip
c&l j as your by-laws direct, —(grey
H J pints >
JUL Ky Older of Taptain Gould,
«p 27 WAUGH, O. S.
f i HE VERBENA CREAM, an Emollient - oap.
■ which affords real pleasure in shaving produ
cing a rich, fragrant, creamy and peimanent lather,
ju>t received and for sa e by
ap 22 GARVIN & HAINES.
lAMPOFL —A supply of beat Bleached Lamp
A Oil, just received and for >ale by
GAUMN A HAINES.
I.Ntiit SALE —A last rate Family HORSE, an
' a second hand bi GGV aid* HARNESS
Also, a quantity of Corn and Fodder will be
posed ul with the above, il desired. Enqui e :•!
tiiis orlice. ts nuv 2s
81 EEL PENS.STEEL PENS. —A fresh supp y
of various kinds yu.M received and lor sate uy
ap 16 J. VV. A I . >. S i t V.
(1 EORGIA NANKEENS of the best quality
Jf for sa;e by the case. A. sic.Li'.Y.
_ ap I 4m’
A T PRIVATE SALE —a Negro Woman.a I 'out
J\_ 32 years of age, a cook and uouse servant, in
which a .*aigaiu may be liud ul
ap 13-4 t , VV. E JACKSON, \u tioneer.
| * iwtiuu . i pipe superior cognac brandy
j 4 half do no do
Just received and for sale by
fob 19 \v, E. JACKSON. Auctioneer.
IMP RO V KD‘C HEMIC A L YEAST POVVOERs
—Late uUcovery. —Warranted lo be equal-, if
not superior, to any others. Prepared by
GARVIN i* HAINES,
nov 27 No. 232, broad street.
A I GUST A INSURANCE AND RANKING
J\_ C./MPANY STOCK.
20 shaies for >ale low by
I.USSKLL, HUTCHINSON & CO. j
jan 30 Terms —6 months so approved paper, i
U' ANTED, a Lodging Room, for a gent email; !
one in the neighborhood of the Kail uoad
Bank would be preferred. Apply at mis oilicc.
mar 3 if
AOUNTINCr HOi SE. ALM.uNA' b, |
J reived and for sale by
jan 3 . J. W. &T. S. STOV: |
IUCJFER MATCHES—At liuee dollars per j
j grove, or twenty live cents per dozen, lor j
by (dec 5) J. VV.s f.E bfoi. j
%'l/HI x KEY. —12 hhds Philadelphia Whiskey, i
f f just received anu for sate oy
ap 3 VV. fc. JACKSON, Auctioneer,
HAV -—4 O ba es prime Hay, just received on :
con ignmenl from boston, and for sale uy
b. paqUi.r, :
march 30 Near the lower m -rket.
VT COST.— The 'U sc.iVr oilers his sax kof
Diy Goo Is, now on hand, at New \ ofr. cost.
Ai the sign of HungeiuuJ, Fnsble & Co.
mar 30 J. FRKSbIE.
UK’E —20 Casks now landing. A constant
supply will ne xept on Hand, air J lurmshad
to uealers in quantities to suit, by
dec 6 GaRDeLLE & RHIND.
SPLENDID ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
A N .S o ALS for 1540.
A.so. a great variety of Juvenile and Toy books,
dec 25 For sale by T. 11. PLAN t .
Stephens* unchangeable blue vv ki
ting fli id—a superior arlic.e—j.ust re
ceived and for sale by
dec 23 J. VV. A T. S. STOY.
fS’IKAIN OIL, 4»c.—Tram » il. Piaster I arrs and
Gilder’s VV hit.ng, for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers, by GAKMN ai HaINEs.
mar 12
|> BANDY’S MADEIRA WlN...—The subset I
bers will receive orders for this ce.ebraled j
Wine eillier of direct importation or via India.
Samples may be -ten at iherr olfice.
A f. w dozen India Madeiia now oh han>d and for
sale oy (dec 6' GARDrdLLE K. RIIIND.
EG’IOES FOR S VLE. —A like’y negro man
Xvj an d liis wile—t ic boy a good neld aanl, and
the woman a house servant, i hey may be seen
at Hand v Scranton’s.
Persons desirous of purchasing will please call
on Messrs. Kerrs x Hope, of this . ity. tf-nov ib
LAHIKD sALOdN.
FLAM BACK has ihe honor of informing toe
# Ladies of AugU'ta, and its vi< ii-i:y. llu.t bi>
Sa oon at the i,:.f .y* tte > all i? reoiiy lor tin ir ic
ception at all hours uniin ttie season, plentifully
supplied with the choicest fJL~CHLAMS, CAKrSis
Full. S. if. i
N b- l amilics supplied at the shortest notice.
April 23 w3t
t) 1 ICE. —! hereby give notice to all whom it
i.v( may concern that 1 shall demand pax men.
from the Au.usia Insurance and Banking Company,
for the payment o a • ne Hundred Dollar bi ~ the
right hand half, or end of which has been lost
The said hi 1 bearing d»te, January 27ih. I^>37
Letter A, No 72, payable to ti. b. lloco nl e.u;
bearer, signed by Rob’t Walton, as iier, and Pe
ter Pi evident. Payorent of the hill hav
ing 1 eer, stopped at the Bank, any person bavin,
t e ha f hilt in posse-sion, will oultge me by loi
wardiag the same to J. Ai L. Howie, bailestuu
Baird Ai Rowland, Augusta, or to my seif at Widc
man’sPost Office, Abbevil.e, S. C.
JAS C. WILLARD.
Wildraan'*, Abbeville, S C. April 20. w 12w
PUIJLIC SALKS.
UV KllNSei.l, & 111 TCIIINSt N.
i n the first Tuesday in Mav, *
VV ill be solii ai the lower market house
2 Work Mules,
2VV c nk i-orses,
I Buggy and Harness,
1 Carnage and Harness,
1 super barouche and Harness.
n P Terms cash.
Assignees' Sale >/ Boots and Shoes.
«V RUSSELL & IIUTL’IUNSON’.
° n Wednesday, the 13th of Vl»i\, will be sold at
the store lately occupied hy S. Bcufort Si Co. the
enti e stock oi Goods on hand, consisting of S.ioes,
bouts, bonnets. Hats, &c. Ac. Terms at sa e
apriij23 L. I)WELLE, Assignee.
Administrator's Sale.
BY RISSKLL dk HUTCHINSON.
Will be sold, by order of Court, at the lower
market house, on the first Tuesday m .Viav next,
i between th usual hoars of sa e, three Nogiocs, be
longing to the estate of John i latheld, vix : Sa.ah
and child. JESSE KENT, Adm’r. ’
March 3, Isk).
G(J A Hill AN’S SAL IE
A GRMKABLE to an order of tie Inferior Court
A Riclimun ! county,while sitting for or lina
i.v purposes, will be sold" on he first l uesmiy in
Moy, at the court house door in Floyd county, a
tract ot land b longing to the orphans of Lot Wil
liams, containing lb!) acres, in the loth District, 4:h
section, in C herokee. Terms made known on the
day ot sale. p 11. MAN TZ, Guardian.
March 2, KS4O.
AI» HIN IST It AT UIX’S SALE.
ON the first Tuesday in May next, at the lower 1
maiket nouse.within the usual hours of sale,
■a i 1 be so d, sixty nine shares ol the capital slock
of the Peoples’ Line -tage Company.
Abo, tiic interest oi iohn i>. Gue.l on in a con
tract tor the transposition ol the mail from Au
gust i lo Savannah via the Genual Rail Road; to
geihei with stuck of horses and carriages of differ*
euU-inds emp oyed on the route; ..iso. 25 shares
of tlid capital stock of the Georgia Insurant e and
1 rust Company,
i i errns of sale.—People’s Line Stage Stock and
lieorgia Insur iix e and Trust Company Stock, cash.
he purchaser of fcne Augusta and Savannah
- tage Line -luck will ue require to pay $ out in
advance the oal.inee in three equal payments of
six twelve and eighteen months.
Notes with approved.security required on ail the
credits.
Any notes due by the-laTe John B. Guedron, wi],
be received in paymtnCfor. any of the above prop
ert >- . ELLEN GUEDKi.N,
April 2, IS4O. AdxnT of JuLm b. Guedron.
ALMiINLS I’ltATOIl’S SALE.
k GREEABLE to a decree of the Superior ourt,
w Rh the will annexed, . f Richmond county’
win be sold on t.ie lirst Tuesday in Alay, at the
court house inC iss county, a lot of land Lelonmng
to the estate of Walton Knight, Lot No. 975,
4th uistm t and 3d Section, containing forty acres ;
lying and being in the county of . ass. Sold lor
the benent ol the heirs ami creditors. Terms made
know-n on the day of sale.
~ P. H. MANTZ, Adm’r.
March 2, 1840.
DAJIASK TAHLi; (LTOfliS.
8 NriW DEN it su EAR have just received from
New V ork. a very large supply of superior
3-4 by 10-4. 10-T by 12-4, 14-4, 16-4.
21-4 and 32-1 in h Damask Table Cloths. Also,
iich t)a:na--k Napkins, to. which they respectlully
m ite s he attention of the puhlie. dec 3
OFFICE .S. C. C. & ... U. i o.ilP ANY,
Hamburg, April 23, IS4O.
O TICE. 1- reig .t on cotton to Charleston by
ENI Bail i\oad, is reduced to thirty-five cents per
hundred lor iouii and twenty-five cents perhun
died pound' fbr square bales.
A B ST! RGES. A rent.
RUUGHT Ti) J AIL, on the 15th instant, a
f negro.man byr tiie name of 808, and says
he el.ii.g3 to Samuel Felder of Ferrv, Houston
county, i.eo. Said neg.o is about five feet nine or
tin inches high, of light comp exmn, no scais. ex
cept one on t.e breast by Uie whip Tire owner is !
requested to come forward, pay charges and take
him away. JAMES HALL, Sheriff.
a P W3t i
1 An Election for First Second and
IN I bird Lieutenants of the 122 d District (om
pat.y, G. . will be ho.dal tie olfice of J. VV. Mer
edith, Esq ,on Monday, 27th instant. *he Bolls
will be opened at ID o’clock A. M. and clo-e at 1
j o’clo kB. M. EDW. G. McGcLUICK,Cant
i a B 17 trwdt
NuTICE.— The undersigned will be prepared,
on* and after I• tri May next, to pay the first
! class creator ot tne estate of John Logan, a divi
i dend of Twenty per cent on tiie amount of priori*
j P al of lhei r claims, with 10 moiutis interest on
said dividend.
ROBERT A. REID, Adm’r. &c.
| Os Thomas MeDowai.l dec’d. Surviving A-si^nee
j _ S P_IL_ dfiiwllt ’ i
J 4 l GUST A INS. & BANKING Co. CHECKS,
;XA j !Is t received and for sale bv
mar 3 J. VV*. & T. S. STOY.
STEREOGRAPH SAFETY BLANKS^—-
bi'ls of Exchange
Mechanics’ trank Checks
Bank of Augusta do
Georgia Kail Kuad and banking Co. Checks
liana oflate Geo. br at Au-uMa, do.
And Promissory Notes, all in desirable colors
Fo. sale by J. w. & T. S. STOY.
dec 9
f AM ERL AN COl Gil DROPS—For Colds,
JL obstinate Coughs, and all di-eases ol the 1
Lungs. I his is an old and tried lemedv, and be- j
ire /ed to be one among the best for the purpose for j
which it is recommended. For sale uy
lIAVILAND, Ulslei it Co.,
Augusta, and |
HAVILAND, HAIIUAL a aLLKN,
Pi.ce 75 cti per uottie-. Charleston, i
oov 25 6m
SAKbA lii SCTKtOL bt (iKS.—A Summary of I
biblical Antiquities, compiled fir the use of I
>unoay bch.<ol leacfieis, ami for die benefit ol' j
families by John vv Ncvui.
i he saubath >chool t lass Book, comprising co
pious exercises on the Sailed Scriptures, uy E.
Lim oiiu
Ala i olm’s Bible Dictionary. For sale by
jau 21 J. VV. &. T. S MX)Y.
BEARER HA. GlNtiS.—Snowdf.n & Shf.ar
have rect ived, from Phi adelpma, a supply of
I Paper Hangings, whr.ch they will se;l at ieduced
prices. mar 27 j
ODORH kKuL’S CdMi’i iUNIi—For laying in i
dir”'ci among linens, laces, furs, ciotlis, ;
6.C.. iinpa. ting to them a pleasant pci fume, and pie- i
venting the ravages-ot’ tire moth For sale uy
nnrr 13 GaKvTN &. HAINES.
LAW Ht»Oh>.
REPORTS ofca>es argued and determined in
the High onrt of v Kansery in Ire and. dur- j
n.g lire term of LoM Chancellor Manners ; from !
the sitiings after Mkheaimos. i erm 48.(ieorge 111, i
lb( 7 io the sittmgsafter I rarity. Term 51. George
Hi 181;. by Thomas bal a*d Francis Beatty,
Esqvs baiiLsters -t Law
i epoi ts id’ raises argued and determined in the
High Court of Chancery fiosi 1757, to 1766, Kc.
by the lionorah e Ro. ert Hen.ey Edex.s, o. Lin
co.n s Inn. Barrister at Law
Notes to Phi dps’ 'idealise on Die Law of E*.i
ieme by Esek Cowen.oneof the Judges of the
supreme Court of the Stale of New Yor;, assisted
y Nicholas Hill, Jr. Courcellorat Law.
A fu 1 and arranged Diged of Cases decided in
•he Supreme, Irrcuitand DKtrct Courts ol the U.
Mates, by Hiclurd I’eters, Coirncellor at Law, and
.cporler of the decisions of the supreme Court ol
he . nited 'tales. Vol 3d.
vlso, a new edition of Turners’ Chemistry.
The Norse’s Guide containing a sens of instruc
ions to females wno wish to engage in the impor
a t business of nursing mother and chi J, Sic, by
I. Warrington, M. D.
Towudruw’s new and improved Writing Books,
with copies to accompan v. Just received ami for
sale oy a. VV. k'i.s, STuT. I
an 21. >
_jl | !!_-■
PIBIJC SALES,
lIY W. IT. J U K'SUN.
TO-MORROW,
At 10 o’clock, will be sol 1, in front of my store*
t-» close consignment,
10 bbls Monongahela Whiskey
6 qrtasks Cognac Urandy
20 boxes Whale Candles
10 half bbls Cranberries
2 cas’s Cheese
ID bhls Potatoes
2 casks t hevse
6 boxes Tobacco
15 boxes No. I >oap
10 baskets Champagne
5 1 oxes Claret
10 boxes assorted ' or.lia!i
20 drums Pigs, &c &c.
a P 2S Penns cash before delivery.
AdminUtral or ! * Sale.
BY W. E. JACKSON,
('n Tuesday, 12th May,
In Iront of the late residence of M. Warner, dcc’d.
will be sold,
I he contents of the Bakery establishment, consist*
ing of Bake-Pans, Troughs, (. ounters, L’psks, \o
t erms cash. E, WAGN KJi, Adm’r.
ap 28
BY >v, i:. jac mson.
On the fust Tuesday in A ay, at the Lower Market
will be sold,
A likely Negro Girl, about— yearsohfi
april 20
BY W. E. JACKSON.
On Tuesday, the sih of ay next,
At the lower market house at 1 J o’c ocl , will be
sold. 12 shares of the Irorn Steambo t Company
Stock, tran-ferred to the Augusta ins rauci and
Banking Comp, ny, by Jame< McGovern, late of
Richmond county, deceased, a; a pledge to secure
the payment of a promi-soiy note of said James
McGo.enr. Terms cash.
WM HAMPER,
ap 9 Executor of James McGovern.
BY W. E. JA( K>ON,
('n Tuesday.!' e otb of ay next.
At the loner market boose, at 12 e « lock, w ill be
sol I, six >hares of the i apilal stock of ti e Savan
nah Insurance and I rust tom any, belonging to
the e-tate of .lames A;ci oven., late »i Richmond
county deceased, and solo tor the benefit of the
heirs and recditOiS. Terms cash.
ap 9 V\M H Vlt PER, Ex’r.
Adiuinistiwtor’s Sale.
BY W. E. JACKm y.
On the first Tuesday in May next, wTI be sold,
at the lower market hon e in the city of Augusta,
to the highest bidder, about tti.c c at res of land be
longing to the estate of nnsti.u Aiaiks. deceased,
lying nor Invest of the Georgia.roail Road, and adr
joining lands of K. Thormft and others, ag.ei able
to leave g.anted by the honoiable live Judges of the
Inferior ourl of nichmond county, w hue sitting
for ordinary purposes. mar 12
ALUUATUK LINE FOIt 3KJBILE,
Via Greensboro’, Eaton ton, Canton. Macon, Per
ry, i i.i.lertown, BairrnriJge. Clwllahoochie, lola,
S»t. Joseph*, Pensaeo a, to Mobile.
I he Proprietors of this Line inform the TnveV
ling pub ic that it is now in full operat on. through
the cnti.e route ; leaving Augusta by the Georgia
bail Road cus to Gre- ns oro’ every Tuesday,
Thursday' and aturday,al 6 o’clock, P A', and ar
rive in Mojile in three days arid a half running
time.
Travellers are assured that tire staging upon this
line is ruperior to any other, the a cutntnodalions
unsurpassed, and by far Ure nest natural roads in
the fromhem country, only 21 i nii e- of staging,
Stages eave Barn; ridge for Tallahassee via (Quin
cy, immediately on the arrival of the Alligator
Line from Greensb to’, and immediate y on the
arrival of t e boats from lola.
i wo Stages v\ i . at aJi times be run in com**
pany, when ihe trave. iequues.it..
Tor 'eats in the above i-tne, apply at the office,
at the Lnrted Mates Hotel, Augusta. Geo.
april xl ly GEO. W. HKNT, Agent.
TO THE NUXCT2I DAILY,
From Wekioo, w. C., (t’ve NoiUumii eni ol tne
Charleston a. a Wilmington > Steam 'oat and Bail
P.oad Line) to Baltimore, via the* Centaal and Hai«-
ly N ail i.oute, SO mi es over the Portsmouth ami
Roanoke Kail Hoad, and IKO miles by the Ghesa-
I apeake bay steamboats, Alabama, Capt. Suttoiv,
Georgia, I apt Rollins, (fonr»rly of the iTtacjcvtcn
and Norfolk ine,) Jewess (apt Holmes.
This line.su well known f»r salety, comfort and
expedition, having been put in the most superior
order during the la-l winter, resumes its Haily run
between Weldon, N. i .and Baltimore, on the KJth
of • arch, 184 U.
By this Lme the traveller will have but one
j change of baggage, and no staging between Wel
don and Baltimore.
rare tlmm 6 h board the
sl3.
Passengers will alway s reach Baltimore in rime
for the eirly morning line to Fiii.adelphia and
Washington* mar 30' Hr
UNITED STATES 31 MG DIN I —TO -
- NASHVILLE, Term.—H.
N. V\ ilstjn respectfully hr
forms the piml c that hie
I rs ""re** splendid line of hour Hoise
Po>f Coaches is running
from Greensboro to Spring Place, Ga via Gainet
vibe and Cassvilie, in com exi n with Col. uam
scy’s Line to Ross’ Landing and Nashville, and
Maj. Weils’Line to Athens and Knoxviuc, I enn.
Tare to Cassvilie, sl2 00
“ ** Spring Mace, 17 CO
Leaves Greensboro on the arrival of the Rail
Roal Cars from ugu-ta, on Mondays, Wedncs
i days and Friday s.
Travelling time to Spring Place, 29 hours.
‘* “ “ Nashville, 65 “
03"* Scats can be seemed on application to
C. II GOv DM AN, Agent,
mar 23 —6m G.obe Hotel, Augusta, Ga..
AUGUSTA FUKNITUUE U AIDeT"
IIU« *E.
I). H. > 11. COX, 3C3 Broad street,
keeps at all times fir sale. Marge :<s
soitmcnt of < abinet Furniture, of
superior workmanship and well sca
‘on d materials, made expressly fur
t e Southern climate. Every arti
ele in the above busiiress. with ail the
llSfeaislag variety of new patterns,continually
received. Persons wishing to purchase can do as
web at this establishment as at auy of the Noitb
ern manufactories, lobe sold to* cash or goo
city ac« eptarn es. mar 5
FULViTIUE and piano forte
\» A BE-Ho USE,
Ao 23G Broad street, Augusta. Georgia.
The subscriber. having pitvh usly.
Tl ~li bouglitout the interest of /.. Ban
ta in his Funiitore v\ a rehouse, has.
now asso iated himsed with one of
fjl, J the largest nr.nintactu; iug establish-
B/■ I ments in New Yoik, da tiers him elf
• th.it ne wifi be able to oiler to the
pub’ic an asso traentof < umiture. supvi iui in point
of wurkman-Uip and duratdiity, to any beretufure
odered in Augusta. As the in muf«taring will
have the personal attention of one at the partners
the strictest care will be observed in tne selettion
of good wood and dry mzteiial, (so-esaculia, to Us
durability.
Al o. a general apartment of Purnos, from the
best manufactories in rite i nion. Mure-parti ular
ly tne New 3 ork Piano forte company’s instru
ments, which < a-not be excelled for sweetness of
tone and diiraJnlity iatha souihem climate. l>. any
manui.iclo.y in the Lnited Mates. ‘ ur instru
ments arc selected with the greatest care,by one
who is a co npctrnt judge, and a Written g, a. an tee
is furnished in eveiy' instance, if required,
C. A. Platt returns his thanks to the public for
their former patronage, and solicits for the compai»y
• that share of public patronage heretofore bestowed
j on himself. The business m future wjL be ct*
* anctedby v a P 2 ) CH.\U, A, PLATT A Co,