Georgia Historic Newspapers

    FEEtALE MHOStfn
Ml«'« Se6g*tcU propose to open k ft&Oftl
far Young L*dß*. ofi the FIRiT MONDAY in October.
Their aim wi i be to comb no with a thorough, in'ellectual
education such moral and rel.gious culture a* will lead
their pupils to the formation of those traits of chnracter
witnout wluch the highest mental endowments are worse
than ustle s.
The c urse of instruction wi’.l include the Lat'n and
French Languages. Terms rora $lO to $2 1, according to
the »ges and requirements of the pupils.
School Booms on Broad street., over the office of the
Aufu-U MaaufsctuGDg Company. Applications may be
left with I>r. T. W. Ba tey.
Rbf assess—Col. U. ii. Cumming, Br. T. W. Battey,
Geo. Schley, Esq, Geo. W. Lamar, K;q , lion. 'Vrn.T,
Gould, Edward Thorats, Esq. s2-lm
par* William 11. Crane ia now offering a large and
well selected stock of DRY GOODS, at pneeg which cannot
fail to please. All in want of d -slrable Goods at low prices,
will do well to give him a call, a few doors east of the L l ,
Hotel. j ell-daw
(••Btleturn’i Drrn Hat* for Fall and Win
ter !S*54.—WM. N NIC tOLS has recei ed Beebe A
Co.'s Fill Style of Gentlemen’s HATS, ant iovi es t! e at
ten ion ol hi# friends and the public, opposite th ■ new
Augusta Bank. aul2
Fortran*.—Cuabbss lisanrr, Artist from tbi
Academy of ilauicU, Bavaria —grateful for the encoura e
meat given him the past season, informs the Ladies id
Gentlemen of Augusta and vicinity,that be has removed to
the Booms OTer office of Dr. Van Voorhis’, on Mclntosh
Street, two doors from Constitutionalist A Republic office,
and is prepared to furnish Portraits efthe finest execution
atshortnotice. The public are respectfully invited to give
him a call.
A few mare Pupils In Drawing can be accommodated.
On Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons, he will
be engaged, giving instructions on the Band Hills.
Reraaesoits.— Messrs. T. Clanton, Thomas Richards,
3ardner, jr.
A dispatch from Atlantic City, N. J., says tha
the wreck of a ship or barque drifted ashore on
Friday tuornirg on Great Eg 4 Harbor Inlet. Ti e
vessel ia supposed to have been loaded with Caro
lina lumber.
Eg-Ueorgia Railroad, Augusta, Aug. 10th, 1554.
A» prote'tion against esc >pe of negroes under fraudulent
passes, tek-ts for negroes will be sold only to owners or
other re o pmnb e parties, who wi l further be req lired to
fu-n sh a Jup'ieate . a;s to the Agent who sells the ticket,
to be file 1 at his office.
The above rule to take effect on and after the 15'h inst.
aug 11-8 m GKO VONGB, Gen. Supt.
Ef*Glih’ Sellocl.—The Gift Lb* DEPARTMENT 0
BYMMESS HIIIINAuF wi 1 in f rture be conducted at the
re idence, c -roer of HVrt and Telfair-streets.
Terms Eight, Tweive and Fixteen Dollars per quaiter.
*ls twst
CHALMERS’ DAGUERREAS GALLERY.
W Ttie Undersigned having recently pur
has, d of Mr E 8. Dodge hisinterest in the gallery so
long and favorably known as Dodge’s Daguerres a Gallery
respectfully informs his friends and the public that he is j
now prepared to produce those superior DAGUERREO
TYPES, so much admired for their faithfulness and beauty
of finish, and solicits their patronage.
Having for many years past prosecuted the art success
fully, he flatters himself that with his large sky-light, and
every other facility desirable, he will be able togivebir
patrons likenesses more life-like than those taken at ur.y
other establishment in the Southern country.
AM are invited to eai! and examine specimens. Pictures
taken at all hour* of the day.
Gallery at Post Office Corner over Clarke A Co.’s Jew
elry B tore. nlo-tf WM. M. CHALMERS.
DENTAL NJTiCE.
J3F“Dr. F. OSI«-rman return* his
thank* to his f. leads, an 1 the pub c \
at urge, for the lio ral . a’.rmug b- has
received, and tlutershimaelf taai by strict j j f f
Attention and g od work he will merit a share of pubu
patronige. Ail work warran'edto be as good ss any in
the State. Office one door below the Mechani :s’ Bank.
537“ Where he does not giv. satisfaction, he w ishes no j
P*y. jy23-tf
Z2T Persons warning cheap BOOTS and SHOES j
can be accommodated at my new store, under the U. 8.
Hotel. my 24 HENRY DALY.
C-S*~ Bargain* ! UsrgsiuG to Brrti f ilk*, Ti*
sue*, flsreger, Ac.—We are d sposed to off.r gr at in
ducem-ntsi the aboveGoocD. Also,in LAWNS, ORGAN
Dir 8, and Plain BA KEG B— ail of "aihionanle styles and
shvics. Now i« the time to buy eaUy beautiful and goo .
Goods at a low figure. [1 ult] WARD A BL'ItCiIAHD.
ZW lri»ii t.lnra <iood«.—The a tentioc 0? House
keepers Is respectfully cade J to the stocs. of IKiJH LIN EN
GOODS row opening at cur Stort, embracing Li en
SHEETING, Pillow-case LINf.S 8, bleached and unbleach
ed DIAPER and Satin DAM A'K6,for Tabic cloths, bleach
ed anil unbleached TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS and
DOV LEB, TO WELLING of all kinds, by the y rd or ■ oiea,
CRASH, DOWLAS, BURLAPS, Ac , Irish UNSNS, Long
LAWNS, CAMBRIC, Ac. We will warrant ah nese Goods
pure Linen, tree from any mixture of Cotton.
jels COSGROVE A BREN&AN.
t3T*Tbe E*gl« * Pi*o?..ix Hotel nit bavin? been j
in lad. d in the Ist of iio'.tli ct this city b 7 the Fair Com
mittee, the subset iber gives noli ;e ia >t th re is such a a
Hot. 1, C'lutsirung 55 room-—that he has been its Pro
prietor for more than a year, and ih it Le is now at his
post, prepared to a c .inmo ate h s frienu* and the public
With he very best the mai ket affords.
•16 ts J. IL PRE3COTT.
The Ccn titationalwt, Southern Recorder, an i Federal
Uni a, wul insert f.r 8 or 4 weeks in weekly, and forward
tfi.ir accounts,
Uauditiiue s noc.. i.uau.— 0. As. NEWBY’ A
CO. have on hand two or three hundred Tweeds Cassi
mere CO a TB, suitable for Spring wear. They will be sob
Cheap. Ca l and price them.
21 ts w. BUWIKIS of White Winnowed CORN f, r
t.Ft PJ sal-.* ia tact s. J. C. CA&MICHaEL
! 2 >
jjl l \ V.H'a UAI>AZ,\U,f r September, has been
JL received. Bub enbe » will pie se cal. for their num
ber*. Abo, Progre sand Pr.ju ice; by Mrs. Gore, tn
thor of the KeLker’s Daeg ter, Ac* Tie Beautiful »'gir
GD , or rhe M,it ri s of Broadway; by J. ii. Inrchum
Tue If .h way man’s Mra'ag-n?, or Ci <ude at the S sffoid—
bei gaijl ac ■< unt u t lie cue 01 Dnk 1 urpin; by the
author of Dai e Devil Dick F r sale at
»~b GB'». A OtTEd A BROS , B-osd-st.
THREE JJL’BNhYhiN TAILUJtS,
OF Bv) D f. kin J a can fluJ jl=n y of Work at
Savannah liiiipii.csat BOOTl'a* bALDI.V.
Wilmi igton, N. C.
W’i'mington is free from ail epi*lem cs 01 conUig.ons of
any so t Me al o watt amm 10 mike Pams, and will
pay! 50 per pair. s 8 d 3 .-CO IT A BALDWIN.
BIKHK isHHItIKK’n tsAl.lv. n purs j ioce of an
• r er from the liouorable W. W Holt, Ju fie ts the.
Euperi r Court Mid lie Ds.rct Georg a, ».ll te lO.d
be or t the Cttrt hou*e dooi intletowu if Wa lierboro'
within it e leva' iiotif* of tale, ou the first Tuesday 111
O TUbER 1 ext. the f illowing piope.ty, to wit; 2 black
Mites, 1 sorrel Mule, 1* hea l of Uoge, la head of Cattle,
1 yoke of Oxen, l O c Cart, 1 Yoke, s Horse Carts, 1 lour
horse Aaa n 4 set s of Wag >n Ilaruess, lot of Pio <s,
P.ow Ge r, 1 NS heelbariow, 1 Gr.cdsto. e. 1 Cut 1. g Knife,
1 Vice, 1 *air bca es. 1 co ton Gin, 1 Wire Safe, 1 \o
Crockery Mare, 2 istsks, 8 Beds mis, 8 Matia-i.es, 2
Feather He is,2 Co.ches and Mutr-s.-es, ti Ch.iis, 2 Xhn.
Tables, 1 Loon ng-Glass, 1 Cockirg i-tove, 1 Hl* k Trunk
ans ed Ulo hCaipen-or’s 'foils, 1 Biflo, haif keg
of Nails, half boi Vinegar, 4 bcjthe Biade Cradl s, 10
bush l. teed t ats; *-.l* a t..chrd as the propel ty 1 f K-ij 1j
D. Robert .on in f nr of W. C. Daw-on, Oi H. Perry,
ad aim is rator J„hn t_>. H»;c • r, dec’ii., U nry F. Kuestil
Ge rgia leailrou . A Ha kmj Cou p my; Edmund Palmer,
Jos. H. Newoy, vs ih. sai 1 r- D Koberison
Bept 28, 1t54 A.C. BIKE LAND, Be?. Sh’ff.
810 BE TO REST.
TIE H 1 'fits, at pres..n. occupied by Mr. H. T. Peay,
at the Lower Mai ket. Appiy to
J± VVM 11. PRITCHARD.
WtllbiiEY. —60 bbie. P.eciified WiilhEEY for sale
*»y p6j ESrEB A RICHMOND.
M4CivhiD.L.-.N s I,S,Sand4,in whole,bai
quarter bbls. For ea.e by
hand, williams & co.
FcR THE FALL TEADeT
W V h . ave co; ? :n ' nceJ r «seiving, Cloths Ca'simtrs and
I \ ' e * u , lJ F B » vh*- de»e-t aod mosi, fashionable or, , ; r,
for toe Fall * ra.de. _ Gum emeu m**y re y u. ou h vmg
any arUcle of Clothing .hey order made up in f isnimabie
an 1 cor re it s y le.
Ou* Stock e braces every arti le cfD-esg and conveEi
en e for the Wurdiole. WM. o. Price * CO.,
_f e Lld Drap rs and Ttilors.
hW 6CPPLl’—Nolie’s great work, ‘-fi.ty Years
it in both Hemispheres,'’ ju.t re eived by
_ MoilN.vE A HALL.
OlCKahaY.—For sal- a Rookawey, with harntEs,
Jl * little used,— as good as new
0\) 'try choice A. 0 Sugar, now land ng.
- - HAND, WILLIAMS A CO.
50,^ N chuice Bacon SIDES; 2,'XKi bushel
Je» tiCRANTON, SEYMOUR A CO ,
A *oTHKtrsr l . t r. v a i^ D li^ ck —
A er House, » 1 * * L tmphgh'.er. Tne Mts
L-m ft-oin Fail iv*i p Life; *y Logan, ben
Au ob:ufcr*pfcy. Jus* i ttruggtj lor L.fe, aL
*8 * ieCcU^.andfor^ieny
Mckinne a hall.
6o b Z S * i aKui * J » cgp.kk
Just r Ctived and for tale bv by
()* C N-iG.\.MKNT-lu boSdil^ 1 AM? & °O
- choics new CUEE-E
A AN.-LEY
G“s‘ «*•
■ ALDttlCd A hOVAI. ■
CROOK’S OUBRHiE A ~
t ai* by Q I>eldaß 10 the wor«t cases’. ' It'u for
7 iy* WM. H. TGTT, Druggist,
NKW As) VKBTISEMIJNTB.
OrriCJS OF TfiS HARTFOaD INSiJRAFCE^
HjBTF HD, f OHS.. Ber t 7il»
Ti CONLEY, ES U -Deari Fin]t s w I*s hi^fep
est reg'ttthar, i f . m UD( 3 er ,h. n Crg , jty of a J;
nuuucibg to yon, tTat tn cin stquecce of the he ■vy losses
recenlyesperieucedby th sc.m acy,bythe |/ ( ditas
Hour fir. s at ««> of our agenc es, and the floancial em
bar ’ ossment in «hi hue uav e been iuvolvtd in c nse
qiu nc • we have be. n camp.ll dto S usp eQ(l , ur bu j lt *
lie B< a»d of Directors • fth s Company have t’Te es ,r
d reo dmeto o ts, y„ u tuat they Lav/made agntr i
ri--.iguu.eut of the r property an u..*t 3, for u.e bei.et t 1
ih r creditors, t, M 1 LIAM N. MATSON, Esq, of a i
t. , ’er*voi°[h« oD m y WUI a ' cou , nl »or thu fundi and
P l ,, tr y oi company 1.1 your hands.
.1 r h .f^ h ,r. by / cquußlt ‘ d t 0 Hrd your accounts
h to , d ‘ l * : ’ auJ r «f“dtae baa ace in your
h mds to h m, at this place. J
h * oU . W ‘A of ® ;u se 13 » u « no more polities <t -enewals on
utna fvf the C ta f any. Uupectful-y ycurs,
WAI. CO-vNER, Bec’y.
in pursuance of the above notification, the Protection
un-ui at-te 0 lapa'iy having a sign d heir property and
» ts t nie in 1 us ftr the benefit of taeir credito s, you
areher by nqr stedto orward yoor Accouots with mat
ofiee todate, and remit the bslancein your hands to me
at oi place. WILLIAM N. MArsO l *, Trustee.
Uart.ord, 5 epf. 8;h, 1554.
F. cm the tenor fthe above circular, persons holding
P lie es i sue! by the Froieclion Insurance Company 0
11 . -furil, Co n , will see the neor-aity of effecting insu
ra ceon th-ir property in other offices at once.
*he cl urns o th ise hoi i g ucem ioed Policies is.ued by
h in .hit ci , sli.l. receive anv attention in my
t oiWer 10 save them food: 1. ss. B. CONLO.Y. Acent.
s*'9 - * b
1 ii WlAir-TdllOU’i BALh.-WTloejoid.ontne
v 1 r »t Vues ay in EIE .IbEK next, before the Cocrt
n.us doors ntheresjie tive c,u ti-s, tue f lowing lots
o ranoi, viz: one lot C ntaini g4O acres, known as L.t
No 8.1 , ia the bu dis. Ist sec. or Lumpkin, formerly Ch r
-0 k cco'ntv; our lit c -ill .in n,- 40 acies, known as Lit
No. .(til, in 2d ild 8t sec. of Cob j, formerly Cher, k e
■ unty ; one lot co ..tain mg Vti2M ac,. s, known as Lit N ..
d;.', i . t,e6ttd s. 01 Crawfoird, ormeriy Houston comuty
>t e .ot ontai ng "JO acre , known as Lot No 10 ,1. the
.‘Jth 0 s of Lowndes, originally Irwin, tod ly order 01
tin* al of Oidiu-ry ofc lumo a count* as u.e pr. peity
l> lrngi.ag to the esta'eof Hurwe 1 Rohtrds, late ol said
county, <itc a-ed. Terms msde kn w., on t ed y,
Bept 2S, ls.*4 C RICH a R'is .a i-’r.
I'\at b I'tlh n SAt-k.— *id le sold, on tie firs
-J t'ue»da> in DECEMBER next, befar* the Coart-house
dour i:i I i .colcton, L.n-oln county, wi h*n the legal sa e
hours.the ulijwiag property,via: Ann, a negr 1 woman
ibout 2 1 yr»rsolti, at d bei two children, Henry, a boy
2>j yea's old, and Mnliam, a boy years old. als , ten
• s o’Land, more or less, joining the DoubH Branch
u' lc lo*, Henry freeman and others. Also, one other
smaii piece containing five acres, mere cr ,'ers, join ne
1. Ere. man, N. Bussey and other-, all in Lincoln couc y.
■’old agreeably to the last will and testau ent of Mary F,
*Vright, d cc.ti-e' for tt e benefit of the heirs and oreui
t ri. Terms on the day ot sale.
S-* te“b"29 554 P. F BURGE S Ev’r.
CAUIION- ~
PM ' pub’io are caucon ag inst trading far a promis-
JL sory NUTB made by myself, and Isaac L. Anderson
security,for f I,2ls,paya* leto William .1 K ng,or bearer,
•c 1 ab.ut February 4,1654, and due about December
iho cocsidcration of said Note having failed 1
shall not pay it unless compelled to do so.
CURE N BATTLE.
Warren county, Sept. 27,1854. 529 wtJal
] KFFKKBON COlfllTY, (»KO.—Whereas James L.
f l Bras el , Guardian of L*ura V. Hsi es, applies for
letters es Di-mission from said Guardianship:
These are, therefore, to cite, summon and admonish, all
ind singular, the kindred and friends of said minor, to
be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by
aw, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters
snould not be granted.
rep:, .!>,lSu4. NICHOLAS DIEHL, Ordinary.
/ tGLh l HOUFK t'Ol .A l Y , «JEO.—Whereas, MrT
m a id a A. Smith applies to rue for Letters of Ad
aritiat ration, upoa the Estate of Robert. B. Smith, late of
stud county, deceased:
These .re therefore to cite and admonish all and singu
l ir the kindred a d creditor.- of said deceased, to oe and
ppear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to
show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not
be granted.
Given under my hand at office.
6 pt 29, 1r54. HENItY BRITAIN, Ordinary.
I INUCLY COL.vrV, —Whereas, Nicholas C.
X j Ware as pit .s tor Le. ers of Administ-aliun on the
• a e of Wi.ln m A.bca late of L ucolti county, deceased:
lhcse are there), re to c te and admoLbh ell and sinj.u
ir the kindred . d creditors of euid dee. ased, t > be am
p:-eaf at my tffi;-, w th n the t ine prtsc ibed by law, to
> iow cause, if any the? have, why said letters should not
be gr ; nt d.
G ven under ray hand at office in Lincolnton.
Sept. ;9, l* 54. u. F. T a TOM, Ordinary.
\V’AIIUE\ UOt.Vi'Y, tJEO. —AN hereas, James
V T Ford applies to roe tor letters of Administration on
he >s ale of Natuan Hopioo, iate ofsa d county, deed :
Th se are there ore to cite an 1 admonish all and urgu
", the kindred an i creui.ors of said deceased, to be am
..p,.. ar at my oflice, on or before the first 51 .nday in No
t-3 r next, to stiuw cruse, if any they have, why said let
ter sboul t not be granted.
Civ-n under my hand and seal of oflice.
. t :9,1854. ARDEN R.MB&flHOK,Ordinary,
UJ AHKEiV t.'GI\TY , tlhO.—Whereas, Alfbrd
a>eny ap,lits u> me lor I.eiters of Admin stratioa
. n t e estate of c ti.lman t*. Hoff, de.ea-ed :
; cse art therefore to cite and admonish «tl and ringu
d, the kindred and creditors 0/ the said decta-ad, to be
m a; pear ac my oin»e, on or betore the first M. nday in
1 icteber nest a_d show cause, if acy they have, why
aad letters h mid not be granted.
uivenur.d rmy hand nd . fficial seal.
'' •» * U FEN K. M t ii >HON, Ordinary.
11. UUUUI COUNTY, GKO.—Whereas, . .
vs ta 5; of James Bil her, late of sa.d coumy, is utait
p esented :
ihe-e sre therefore t . cite aDd admonish si' and singu
lar ill.- „ inUieU nd ci editors of said deceased to be and
app <.r at U‘> effi e ou or bes rethefirtt Monday in No
vetab r n x , to sho* cause why said letteis ihouU net be
given to some fit aa*i proper perr-oc, or to the (ltrk of
1 .e.-uperior G etk of the Bupenoi Cau.t, as the law di
rects.
Given under roy hand at office in Warrenton.
ARDEN R. ME&SUON, Ordinary.
£ep*.- mher 29,1854.
W AhllhA LOIM'Y, <*A.—Wi ereas, the estate of
f * MaitLew v, hi lmga .orth s unrepreten e1 :
These arc tnettfore to c.te, summon and admonish all
and m. guiar. the k.udrcd ana creditors of said deceased,
aiu a 1 other persons concerned, to apply lor letters ol
uiaiiaisuaiion on tfa.d estate on or belure the first Mon
day ru November next,otherw.se .aid letters will be issued
to the Cierk o.the Superior Ccui t of said county.
Give n uu n r my hand at office in M arrenton.
' r l» 29,1354 -R iEN r MEttwHON, Ordina-y.
W V tUL> t;ul ->Tk , UEOHUIA Whereas,
TT Ma A. T. Heath applies to me lor Letters ot
A 'ministration on the estate of Benjamin A. Heath late
of said county, deceased : ’
These are therefore to cite and admonish.all and singu
lar, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he and
ppear at my office, on or before tbe first Monday in
November ue t, to show cause, if ary they have why
: .atd letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand atofficein Warrenton
Sipt. lb, lsU. ARDEN R. MERSHON, Ordinary.
i'VAO .1105 I 11 s after date appl cation will be made
J- to live ol Oruiaary of W arren county for leave
t. sell all the l ands belonging to the estate of Partin
Tompkins, de -ea*cd A )EUNE TOmPKINd, Aum’x
rpAAO AIO.Vi'HS after date application will be made
I to the Ordinary or Uolumbia county for leave to sel
.ne Lands oelo.g rg to the estate of Burwell Ri hards,
uteo) said c> un.y, deceased.
»ept.89,1851. O. C. RK-HARDR, Adm’r.
SADDLE HORSE WANTED.
A ‘V - gentleman who has a good SADDLE HORSE
- Y and parapaernaiia, can have them wed taken care
-uj moderately U3eu, dur ng the prevalence of the
iever, at a lan hire, by app yng at tfiis offlre. They will
taken out of the immediate vicinity. 527-u4t
L • LK. 80,000 Its Clear -
, BaCua; lbs. ribbed do. Baltimore
J U. ANDERSON, Mclotosh st.
i) ON —lo,i ou I is. prime Btcon SIDEB, very bright
X auu Dackoont i ut, f r sale on Friday, bept. 29, 1 t. 4
i.orn 11 till 3,-a o’clock, by C. A. \VTLDIaMB. ’
t27-lw
FOR SALE.
A FINE young,Georgiarai?ed horse, jour years «
Lx. rod, works well i.. harncts, and is a fair
saudU horse, g-ntle and kind. Apply to
st 4 HEP. W. BVAN3,
HAM®.— Just received, this day, four catks Prime
ums. Sk3 RLSjELI, a aiBLEY.
CiriZiN’S MILL.
IT’Dltthe inforniat.ou o. the community who are suffer
ing or want of viEsD, I suggest that all od Corn
jo-iog to this market, the cousigneev should give ihe rt
u»al ol it 10 thos*. grinUffij Meal tor this coin a-nuy, as
new Com 1-. too green to be gtound, and it ca:r he led to
Hj. nes, and thus save ail the old Corn for gri_uiag into
Meal Isklj jAilnS L. COnEMAN.
A tt not ce.
LL p-rsons who have 1 it the city ia consequ ’nce of
th.* epid mio, will be fur li.-hrd wuh MEA i-jibk of
c iaKol>, Ljf applying to 51r. Geo. Hall, at his lm.l. It is
h.pc 1 . one wi J I.U i > call who need it.
-i- t: TCtt.VER CLANTON.
NdTICE!
| u ai of -.hose who may want anything in our line, we
a worlds y thrt we will be at our post ready to Wait
upon Hi.m from 9 o'clock, A M., to 4 o mock, P. M.
UO’eeMn A 81BLEY.
TO RLNr,
6 OF *' lCS >*ilhbTDßE.RoOM,onM’lntosh-st, at
JJSEPH A. BEALS
HOt -ill, SIGN ANd ORNAMENTAL PAINTER so-
Be ts orders in cither of t .e above branches of bu i
ms,, anu hoj.es by strict attention to merit a share of pa-
Au*nata, Sept. 19,1854, s2O-lm
clinch rifles loan association &tuck
hi HM A44 tH Clinch R:fl.-’s Loan Association STOCK
IYI for sale. Enquire at this offi ;e. sl7-2t
ON COYSiGYMEiYT—2,OOO los. prime FEATHERS
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Proiuse Merchant, op. 03ite Union
0> COAsIGAMnNI', TO AttKIVK-20,000 lbr.
choice ttibOcd and Clear tIDES; s,out) p unds ch-uce
•HjULDKKS. |el&-lmj J. a. aNNLEY.
—lu bi xes white Havana r-uvar, ju.t received,
O and fir sale ty ■‘•2 8. C. GRENVinLE A CP.
TAKE NOTICE.
IHKIIEIfY warn all persons from buying or trading
in anv way for my lot of Land No. 162,in 12th dis.,2d
lection, lying in Gnmer formerly Cherokee county, as 1
rave been it iormed a forged deed has been made by
tome per-on unknown to me, to one J. A. Maudox, of
Canton, Geo. CRAWFORD LONG,
sip rta, Ga., Aug. £9,1654. si w2t
GBNT’R Calf Congress GAITERS, received by
*S ALDJUOR A ROYAL.
join w. ugss,
P KSKRAL POMM IMIOff MKUOHANT,
V T Augusta, Ga, tenders his serviet* to Hi KM
f iend* and the public, in the General Commission ysaai
Business. His pertoual attention will be given to itir sale
ts Conor, Fbur, GriiiD, Bee m, and all other Produce;
w II ex cute o.dt-rs 'or nods or customers, and nuke the
usual cash advances. All produce consigned to h m will
t>e Btored in the Fire-pioof Warehouse of Mr. L. Hopkins,
suhject to the order of owners. Charges, customary rates
f the city, flan at all times he touud at the Counting
Room of Li. Hopkins. sl4-3tn
WAREHOUSE FOB BENT.
J> V consent o' the a’-aching c r edit eis rs FljtD.
« ) Robertson, v. il e rented till thi first day of October,
1555, and pos.issn u pvtn immediately, the YVARE
uOUSE, on the Nonh side ot Ktytiold, and Fa t of
McintosQ greet, Isnly cccupie! tiy said Robertson,
rerms, Ac. made known on appl caticn to
sl6 WILLIaM DOYLE, Dep’ty Sh’ff.
B3UNIY LAND WARRANT MISCARRIED OB
JLOsf.
ILKVHN that about the month of June, 1852, a
BOUNTY LAND WARRANT, No. 89,784, for 80 Acres
I L .ud, issi ed to me, was mailed to my address by the
lion. Rob’t. Toomts, wh ch Warrant never reached me.
All persons are, therefore, cautioned against using said
Wanaot.
The Commissioners of Pensions and of the General Land
Office, a e cautioned ag dost re issuu g or patenting sad
Warrant, as I t hail in due time, through an agent, aptly
t tie Commissioner of Pcnsio 8 lor a duj lie- te Warrant.
slti-wCt JOEt. CRAWFORD.
AUGUSTA SADJLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC
TORY,
|(V> BROAD-BTUKKT, under the Augusta Hotel.
UtJ At the above establishment can be lound a large
and well ae ected assortment ol SADDLE-, BRIDLES,
HARNESS, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, VALISES, Ac.,
winch will be sold on accommodating terms. Work of ali
kind made to order with uea.ness and despatch.
HATCH A BEGBIE.
Aurusta, Aueu-t 29'h, 1851. au3o
SADDLERY, *C. —FALL TRADE—IB64.
kHEBB AA, JKSbUP dk t:U., late Wright, Nichols
O A Co., having increa.-ed their arrangements for manu
tacturing anu importing, are prepareu to exhibit an unu
sually large anti varied a sortment of SADDLES, BRIDLES,
HARNESS, WHIPS,TRUNKS, VALISES CARRET-BAGS,
and every description of Goods in that line. Also, a
heavy stock oi SADDLERY, HARDWARE, COACH
TRIMMINGS, SPRINGS, AXLI-8, UASTINUS, ac., which
are offered to dealers and manuiacturers at low prices
upon their usual liberal terms lor approved credit, at No.
i 39, Broad-st., 2d door above Bank of Augujta.
*7-d*tw3m
100 DO EN FRENCH CALF SKINS.
NOW arriving of favorite brands and assorted weights,
warranted fresh. For sale on f ivora .de terms at the
-addlery Warehouse of SHERMAN, JESSUP ACO ,
Ute Wright, Nichols A C0.,2i>9 Broau st., 2d t.oor above
the new Bank of Augusta. s7-u*twßm
CAUTION.
ALL persons are forewarned from trading for, or in
any wse receiving, aiy Notes es hand signed by
T/ios. H White A Co., or T. ti. Whi e A 00., which bear
date ahe the first day of October, lssl, as no person,
since that date, has had any auih irity to use said name,
and I wi 1 enforce the law to its extent, if any such note or
notes a. e presented for
Chattanooga, Sept. 4, ISM. »7 twlm
THE AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS
Allhl now prepared to do the following kinds cf wo:k
wit . neatr ess and despatch :
fei’EAM ENGINES and BOILERS, of any style or finish ;
also BANK VAULTS; IRON * ROM'S; bILLo and LIN
TELS, for Bunding .
RAILROAD OaKS, of all kinds and descriptions, made
in the most substantial <md beautiful manner; Wheels lor
same warranted I r one year.
IRON RAILINGS, of various styles for Balconies or
Fences.
GOnD MINE CASTINGS, of all descriptions, made to
erder.
BLACKSMITH WORK done in the best manner.
MILL WOi K— hki d=ot Mir) and oin g.aiing, Shaft
ing, Pulleys, Wa er Vv heels, ic , on hand.
iiUASo CASTING will also have our attention.
planing and sawing lumber.
Flooring—Planed. and Grooved at tL.uOper 1000
teet superficial;
Ce.nng—Pimed,'Tongutid and Grooved ai 5 CO per 1000
e< t superficial;
Weather Boarding—Planed and Jointed 4.00 per 1000 feet
superficial;
Planing—both sides, |B.OO per 1003 superficial fe t.
Use o( Circular Saw and one man win be .5c pier hour.
Heavy Sawing, requiring two men, wd. be $ 1 per h- ur.
A i ordeis must be left in the office, not in the shop,
Casnwd be itquir d in all eases unless otherwise agieed
u t >n with W. M. HIGBT, Gen’l Superintendent,
'-uew’y
TO HIRE,
i A M 080 51KN, until the Ist day of January. Also,
1U SN g'o Women, smiog which are H .use Servants,
and a fine Nurse. E quire of W. II CARMAN, Ja ,
At J. J. ByrU’s, upper end of Broad-stre.t, on and alter
the its.bins.. s 9 ts
HOL HIvtIOLD WOHDr, for September, has been
received. Subscribers will please call for t eir copies.
Knickerbocker, fir Sepiemler, has i een received.
Liu-Ira ted Msg tzine o Art has been receiv d for Sep
tember. Also, is aak Leslie's Ladies Ga*et.e, for Septem
ber. For sale at
GE >■ A. OAI i 3 A BUGS., Broad-st.
P)tiCHL4l.\ V VSEs. —A very extensive selection
of lUE.veil CHINA V'AbES, cf the newest sc les, at
h V • ~ 8 [sc] E MUSI IN.
FREE TRADE AND NO MONOPOLY!
WHO SAYS GAS OR LEAD PIPES ?
JROVUv dk UD., ITumbers and Gas Fitters, at the
• corner of Jack.on an 1 Te'iair streets, immediately
in the rear of the Baptist chrrch, would tike to know.
e take pleature in stati g that we are now prepared to
run GAB and WATER PIPES into stores, dwellings,
churches facto, ies, public buildings, Ac , at as lowa rate
of as good materia, and workmanship as can be obtaine-l
and none in any Sou he. n city.
In addition to this we will keep a co&star t supply, and
pr«.cme at the shjrleit noli e the following articled, vis:
Chandelier j, Pendan s, Brackets, Hall Burners, Stiff an '
Flexible Drip Lghts, Gas Pipes oi all sizes, Lead and
Block lin ropes, Water Closets, Wash-Basins of various
patterns, Worn Bathing Tub*, Bind with Copper and
..end ; Corptr and Brass Shower Baths, Cooking Ranges,
with or without Water Racks; Ooi per and Galvanised
Circulating Boilers; Cast Iron Sinks, for Kitchens or Pan
tries, of al sixes and patterns; Brass and Iron Lift and
Force P. mps of various patterns anu sizes.
A ! orders left at ihe riiop or with the Superintendent of
the Gas Works wiii be personally aud punctually attend
ed to JOHN ROWE,
r 5 1y G. 8. HOOKEY.
V f’.d JJOORB—Noctea, Ambr siane; by late John
-Ll w tiaon, Pr .fessor of Moral Ph losophy in the Univer
sity of E iinburg, Editor of Blackaoid’s Ma.azine, author
of Is e cf Paims, etc , etc., with Memories and Notes; by
R. eheidun Macken.U, D. C. L , Editor theits Irish Bar.
The Voutn of J fferson, or a Chrunicle of College Set apes
at Williamsburg, Va., a. D. 1764.
ApheiU, and other Poems; by Two Cousins of the South,
Miss Juia Peasants and Thus. Bibo Br&dl y, just receiv
ed ty s!2 __ MoKINNe a HaLL.
CiUKAP PUBLICATIONB Hard Times, a new
) story; by Oh s. D.ckens. Rosa Woodvnle, or the
Jailer’s Daughter ; by Alex Dumas. Rosa Lai bert, or
Me u oirs of an Unfortunate Woman ; by G. W. M. Rey
nolds. The Gentleman’s Daugh.er, or A Great'City’s
1 i. captations ; oy the author of Mabel, the Actress, Ac.
Dark Shades of City Lite; by the autaor of the River Pi
rates. Isabella, or the Prid *of Palermo—a romance; by
the author of the Autobiography of an Orphan Girl, etc.
Fearless Fred,or the High ■vayuiau s Bride; by the author
of Claude Duval, Paul Clifford, Ac. Paul Daverell, or Two
Judgments for Une Crime; by J. Ingraham. Mary Bu
chanan, or In shairlach ; by the author of Three Nights in
a Lifetime. Garn-be, or the Rover’s Oath; by Chas. P.
Bickley. N a ter Warre..; or the Adventurer of the North
ern Wilds; by Owen Dut'y. The Tmage of his Father, or
One Boy is moretrounle than a dozen uirls; b the author
or W .om to Marry and flow to get Married. The Wheel of
Misfortune, by Ned Buutline. The Adventures of Her
cules Hardy, by Eugene Sue. For sale by
A PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
r’HK subscriber < ffers for sale his PLANTATION
pleasantly sltuateu upon the Coosawatie riv.r, con
taining kiO acr. B, most of which i- river aud eieek bottom
U beiog a part ol No. 42 and 48, in tbe .tb dis. and 3d
sec, of formerly Murray but now Gordon county. The
location is healthy, ihe water is good, the improvements
new, and the soil prouuctive. It is Id miles from Calhoun
and 7 from Kesaca Depot. Also, two likely YELLOW
BOYS. Apply to U. O. CARTER,
e!0-w2m Freebr dge, Gordon county.
Lt II t*. KBtv.il \.V« Ait A IAN BALSAM Farrell’s
) ARABIAN i JNIMENT; FREY’S VERMIFUGE;
JAYNE’S SANATIVE PiLLS; TOBIAS’ VENETIAN
LINIMENT, and BECKER’S EYE BALSAM,just received
direct from the Proprietors, by
W. H. A J. TURPIN.
DISSOLUTION.
THK copartn rship heretofore existing under the
name oi COFFIN A BEALS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims will j lease
present them, and those indebted will make paj ment to
either of the undersigned. JOSEPH A. DEALS,
Augusta, Sept 18,1564. JNO, G. COFFIN.
sl9
NOTICE.
THR subscriber has on the way a considerable amount
of BACON. His store will be open from 9A.M. until
4 o'clock, P. M., (until otherwise advised) wnen ne will De
pleased to sell and deliver his customers what meat they
may want. T. W. FLEMING.
Augusta, Fept. T>64. ot*
UNCURRENT FUND 3 WANTED.
THE BUBBCKIHKII is purchasing NOTE 3 of al
solvent Banks in the Uoi ed States, at tae lowest
rates, anl can be foaud at his office on Wash ngton street,
as usual. F. C. BARBER, Exchange Broker,
sep 19
COTTON « FARM FOR SALK
sale, 800 acres of LAND on the Mobile and
1 Ohio Railroad, near Scoober, in Kemper county,
Miss., half of which is first-rate Go.ton Land, partly "boG
tom, and genuine pos' oak cotton soil; two hundred acre*
cleared, v ith the usual improvements. Call on, or ad
dress me, at Scoober, Kemper county, Miss.
sl9 2t__ D 0. GREENWOOD.
NOTICE;
PERSONS having demands against Dr. Edward T.
Lynch, oi Warrea county, will present them to the
undersigned for payment. E. U. POTTLE.
Warrentou, Sept. 16,1864. al9-wlm
NOTICE.
leaving Augusta and Hamburg on ac
couat of Y e pow Fever, and on the line of the “ Ham
burg and Edgefield Plank Road,” will be permitted to
travel free of Toll during the Fever Season, and can ob
tain tickets on application to H. A. KENRICK
Hamburg, Kept. 18, 1854. sl9-d2t
V AR i l , l 8H * " «‘TE LEAD, dkc.-On
NISHFK w SlT X H P ?FrK COaCh B0 .?^ n0 Furniture VAK
NISHEa; «HITS. LEAD, pure end No. 1- COl.ima
OB and Water; PAINTERS’ MATERIALS’Ac ’
H. A ). TURPIN.
LARD —Just received hy Iron Steamboat Ce Boats—
-59 kegs Prime LARD ;
15 bbla do anu Pressed DO, For sale by
*lB RUSSELL t SIBLEY.
mw YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
fit SOYAL LETTERS PATENT.
FpHK lil BROVIAt.KA, or Wat* r-Pioo', An'i
X suffipttve CORK SOLE.-, nrnmf•'•tured hv IGK
COURT, BdADLEY A CO , 44 Market- t , Manchester.
Pr.ncipa! IV'arehtUse, 102 Wooo Mr.et Gh apanV, L<«d
--d n, England. American Establi hmtnts 8b Ann ttreet,
and sO2 N s»au Ftre t New Yoik, U. rt.
The HYDROMAGEN is a va uabie discovery for pro
tect'ng the feet from damp or *•< Id, ■»r <J t' en f re a > re
vc tativeol many Lung ois ases, without any doctoring
whatever. Ihe U.vdrt.msgen is in t- or I a sole, *mi
worn inside the boot or shoe. Its medicated cl aracter is
a powerful antidote t> disease
'faFor Gentlemen it * ill be found agreeable, warm, and
beslthy, to wear in the coldest or rainiest weath a, - the
foot cannot i ecome wet if the Hydromagen i» lose ted
Lsda-s may wear the lightest soled Boota < r Shoes in the
most Inclement weather with impunitv ; while •..oasump
tion, so prevalent among the ycung of our country, may be
thwarted by their general adoption. Tt ey entirely super
sede over-shoe*, as the latter cause the feet to persp re in
a very unhealthy manner, and, beside , are not dange
rous wear to pedestrians in icy weather, like India Rub
bers. While the latter cause the feet to appear extremely
large, the Hydromagen, being a mere thin slice cf Cork
prepared, peculiarly placed iDßide, does not -ncrea'e the
B'*e ol the boot, or cause the foot to appear untidy To
Children they are extremely valuable, as th-y may en
gage in exer ise with comfort and hei-lthy tffects. Their
expanse is so slight as to scarce need menti n; he*i es,
those who patronize them wiHflad their yearly doctor's
bills much diminished thereby.
As the llyuromageu is becoming more known, its sale is
increasing to an a most iocreui le extent. Last year in
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Leedß, Dutlin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburgh anti B- rlin, our
sales reached 1,732,450 pairs of Cork Soles. This j ear the
number w II far surpass that
A.>k the Facu’ y their opinion of their value as a pre
ventative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and Con
sumption.
Men’B Size, per pair, 85 cents.
Ladies’ “ 81 “
Boys’ and Mis'es’ 25 “
Notice —Fr< mti e retail prices we make a very liberal
allowance to Jobbers and Whole alers, so that any store
keepei may make a fine profit on their sale, while th«y aie
an article that may be kept in any store, among any class
of goods. For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BR4PLEY A CO.,
sl3-diw3m 88 Ann-Street, New York.
THE CHEST.
SIR ABTUKV COOPER, BARI’., M. D., the emi
nent Medical Praciit oner, has left a valuable legacy
to the world in his great preventative of Con uoption, and
uefailing cure for Pulmonary Diseases, without the use of
Me icine. Sir A. C., Bait, invented and a'icised the use
of the MEDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR, to al!
persons of a>l ages an.i conditions, as a certain ana a safe
shield avainst thr>3« fearful diseases, Consumption, Bron
chitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds and otner afflict! na of the
Lungs, which arise irom the exposed a ate of the chest, ac
cording lofitsMon , and the condnua) changes of our cli
mate.
‘•The Protector” is simply a chemically prepared Fur,
lined with silk ; nd pa den, which, tuspeuded from the
r eck, covers the chest, in so agree"blen manner that, once
worn, it becomes a necessity and a comfort.
” The Protector,” although but recent y in’roduced into
America is tn.kiog rapid progress through the U. States,
the Canadas, South America, and :be Weit Indies. It ha
for a long time been a staple aruole in E; gland aud on the
continent of Europe, white it has grown in maiiy countries
to the poslti n of an article of dress.
To demonstrate the<e facts enquire cf any Eiglish resi
dent in your vicinity of h>s knovicge < t the henefic’al ef
fects of wearing the Protector, without recourse to doctor
ing cl any kind The cost of wearing these articles la a
mere trifle, and one will last some y-ara. No one who
values the health ot himself or h a fam iy will be without
them. The Hospitals in this country are not alone recom
mending them, but rapidiy introducing them. Harccurt,
Bradley A Co., of Lonco i,and Manchea'er, England, were
or'g nal y emru-ttd with the manulscture of the Promo
ter*, by ihe lamented Dr. ('ooper, and contin e to manu
facture according to his original instructions, and thiie
fore recoa. mend those who would wear “The Prctecto s,”
to fee to their beiriv treuuine.
lictnember this is a s apl > article, and no Patent Hid
icine. retail priced :
Gent’s Size $1 E0 each.
Laoies’ u 1 00 4 -
Boys’and Misses size 76 “
HaBOdUKT, bradt ey a CO.,
8S Ann Street and H 2 Nassau Street, New York, U S.
Princ p»l Warehcu e, D 2 rtcoi s ~ t heapside, L jnuon.
Manufactory, s 4 Market-Street, Manchester,
B. B. A'o. are estalishirg d, pot:i f r the sue of* The
Protector ”in til p»rts of America Pn sicans, fiurgeo.s,
Di uvgists, Clothiers, Dry Goods Merchants, II it ers and
Milliners also Gentlemen’,! Furnish ng Kcora*Beepers ar»
entrusted w th the wholesale and retail di tribution of
them, and to whom m s. liberal terms are offer, d or their
enterprise, and a splen id opportunity opens t > th.m for
sa e and profitable botine s. Fi r t-rm-, apt ]y to
HAROOUKT. tiSAi L«Y A O'*.,
*lB dtwßm 88 Ann Stre t, New York, U S.
CHEROKEE COUNTRY,
A VALUABLE LOT OF LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sh ea very attractive £3*
and valuable iotof LAND, siiuated between three?!?
and four mi rs Irom the flourishing 'ty of Rome, Ga. T ie
tract contains Three Hundred and Tw e n y Acits of j.ood
Upland, well adapted to the growth of ail the small
Grains, Irish and Swse Potatoes, Peas, tne Grass , such
as Clover, ac , and peculiarly ruitatde for T. uit Growing,
as it is situated on an elevated pis eau above the r, ach of
or linary fro>ts. A beautiful Natural Pond or Lakcht of
tho purest water, occupies tlie ceDtre ts the Trait. The
margin o* this Lakeiet affords one of the moo* attractive sites
imaginable for a country rcsiden.e; as the supply of wa
ter never diminishes, and is ot great depth and e'earnets.
’ is fed by suburranean iprmgs, and has no perceptible
inlet or utiet. The tract is heavily timbered, with Oak,
Hickory, Chestnut, Ac., and an abundinceof Pine, and is
w.th n a mile and a quaner of two good Saw M Ils. It aso
contains an inexhaustible quarry of superior Limestone,
which may easi y De ma le available for Agri-ultural and
Budding purpos-s. The improvements consist of a very
comfjrtable Log House, witn cut-buildings—a v.eii of good
water, Ac , with twenty cr thirty acres in cultivation
The attention of Fruit Growers Block Kaisers, aud al!
desirous of a delightful s tuafon in a salubrious and healthy
climate, wuhin easy reach of the best society, is paiticu
;at iy invited to the above tract.
F r terms. Ac., epply to the subscriber, or to Col. J. W.
M. BaRRIEN.ot Rome, Ga., who will lake pleasure in
pointing out the land. D. REDMOND,
au23-dtw*wtf Augusta, Ga.
THREE DWELLING HOUSES BILS.
THE subscriber offers-for sale his large City
o i Reynolds street, betwee i Forsyth and Wilde jH
stress. Said Lot contains t 1 rea good DWELLING
HOUSES. One ci them b ing plastered throughout, with
six fire-p act s, Ac. Ac , and the other tv a (smaller) being
alapte to t>e occupat cy of moderate tdE.d families.
Having permanently located in the country, and not being
desirous of retaining my e ty property, I will dispose of
th.'above on v ry reasonable terms, as regards price,
terms of payment, Ac. A rare chance for a pood invest
men'. Apply, at this office, to D. REDMOND.
auJo-diwAsrtf
IKON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
FREIGHTING BUSINE; 8 BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND
AUGUSTA.
'l’f.i 18 Company, having recently pur-
X chased the Boating imertst of the
OLD STEAMBOAT COMPANY OF GEu Rgla, are now
prepared, with a strong forcer to trausjxirt produce and
merchandise in any quantity.
Their IronSteauurs, JOHN RANDOLPH, LAMAR and
CHATHAM, with the AMORY’ SIBLEY, one ofthe lightest
draught Boats on the River, and a large number of Flat?
or barges, all in good condition, enable them to offer fa
ciliiies for promptness aud despatch not heretofore equal
ed here—a set of Boats leaving each place every othej
day, aud incase of extreme low river, definite instructions
will be given their Agent in Savannah, to forwa cl all
Goods to their care, byway of the Ceutral and Augusta
A Waynesboro’ Railroads.
The Directors are determined to adhere to their present
very low rate of Freights, which are fully GNE-HALF
LESS than the Railroads from the Seaboard
Goods from the Eastward should be distinctly marked
“Iron Steamboat Company,” or care of TUOii. R. MILLS,
Savannah, who will forward them promptly without
charge.
Produce or Merchandize from the interior, consigned to
this Company at Augusta, wil! be forwarded to Savannah,
and from thence to any port of the United States, free oi
commission. Address
THOH. R. MILLS, Agent, Savannah.
FOSTER BLODGET, “ Augusta.
Augusta, April 28,1854. W. H. STARK,President.
6m
AMERICAN IRON FOUNDRY,
AUGC.-TA, GA
OSMOND cfc GRAY, PROPRIETORS.
THE PROI'RIHTORB ofthe above named estab
lishment, in leturningtheir sincere thanks to their
friends and the public in gen-ral, for -ho very liberal pa
tronage extended to them since hey have been in opera
tion, would respectfully state th t they are now prepared
to execute all order for IhON AND BRASS CASTINGS
with despatch, at the shortest notice, and in the best man
ner.
To Railroad Companies and Car Builders.
We are prepared to manufactme to or ler all kinds and
sizes of Railroad Car and Engine WHEELS, equal to any
manufactured at the North. Holding Murphy’s Patent
right f r making “Murphys Patent Solid Hub CAR
WHEEiS," we are now manufacturing a Single Plate
Railroad Car Wheel, equal, if not superior, to any other
Plate Wheel, and far superior to the Spoke Wheels now in
use.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of al! oilier
kinds of Railroad n ar and Engine CASTINGS, inc ading
Progs, Switches, Chairs; also, Bridge BOLTS and CAST
INGS for every description ot Bri ges.
We are also prepared to fit up kinds of
Railroad CAR WHEELS and AXLES, BOXES, CAPS and
BRASSES complete.
To Mill Owners and Afl!ler3.
Mill and Gin GEARING, OA a TINGS, he., furnished at
the shortest notice, of the best materials and workmanship,
and at the lowest prices.
American Iron Foundry, Augusta, Ga., i
June sth, 1858. f d£-ly
NOTICE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his Mill tr«ct of LAND,
on the waters of Beaverdam creek, Taliaferro coun
ty, adjoining lands of B. Proctor, W. Hughes and T.
Grier,containing 227 acres, more or Lbs, with an excel
lent new Grist Mill, on a never fading stream of water,
situated m a thickly settled and healthy loculi y. Terms
made tosuit the purchaser—indulgence,ii required, with
approved security. M. T. BHEE (AN.
Raytown, Taliaferro co., Ga. s 5 wlm
NEWTON COUNTY LAND AND MILLS .FOE
SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sa’e 825 acres of LAND,
on Yellow River, lower part of Cedar Shoals,
three miles from Covington, with a Saw and Grist M'LL
and Cotton Gin, with ample water power for sac uriug
or any other busin ss, with other necessary buildings on
the place. Most of the Land good and productive; ab><ut
160 acres cleared, convenient to Georgia R,Broad and Ox
ford and Covington Maleaad Female colleges The Land
is offered at $lO per Ac.e, with the Mill* in the bargain.
Augustßl,lßs4. [sß-wßtj WM. 11. HF.’JRY.
notice!
r|M) obviate the necessity of going to California or Aus-
X traliaa’ter gold, on receipt of sl, post-paid, I wifi
send Bowman's 80 Ready Ways to make Money, witn
which he Bays he has known men to make from 10 to sl6
a day. also, Blackburn’s Fortune, which has 11 wonderful
receipts; then there is Reed’B Cure for the Cholera and
the like Complaints. On the receipt of sl, post-paid, I
will send to any part of the United Btates, those three
men’s receipt , printed in pamphlet form, w th wnicb no
man oan fail to make money. M y Poßtoffloe is McDonough
Houry county, Ga. JOHN DAILY,
JLoTTKIMX
■<*&**-■
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
i ~ (JSo authority ofthe State o) Alabama)
rjj OONDCCTEf) ON THE HAVANA PLAN. WgO
dfitilsi Class F, *o be Drawn Oft 20, 1854. BBS**
Capitals. *•;’ •JSJj
,i V.’.!!..... 8000
~ IS "°
‘ In all, 238 p iz-s, amounting to $30,b00
mr Kv .rypr z ■ drawn at each drawing.
Tickets $5 Os —Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Bills on all snlv< ut Banks taken at par.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
8. SWAN, Agent and Manager,
Sign of the Bronze Lions.
Montgomery, Ala.. Sept. 21. 18 4. t22-td
GREENE & PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERIES.
Managed, Drawn and Prizes paid by t is wellknown
and responsible firm qf
GREGORY & MAURY
BALES CLOBE EACH DAY AT 2 O’CLQOK
Drawn Numbers Ciess 281. at Augusts, Sept. SSt
5 6 44 75 22 7 TO £9 to 20 88 10 24.
CLASS 282—t0 be drawn at Augusta cn Friday, Septem
ber 29th. An Excellent Scheme.
*8,206 I
$2,000; $1,500 ; 40f1,000, he ,hc. Tickets $2 00—shares
in prop, rtion. Risk on a package ol ‘.6 quarters, *7 50.
CLASS 60—by Delaware 2 4 -to be drawn on Saturday,
Sept. 80. Grand Scheme.
$40,0 0 !
$18,000; $10,000; $6/00; $4,000; *£,000; $2,000; 80 of
$1,000; 80 of 600, ac. Tickets slo—shares in propor
tion.
JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent.
On Jackson-street, next the Giobe Hotel.
trST’ Ali orders from the city or country, strictly confi
dential. 529
TO RENT
BY THE Ist October, a Tenement HOUSE on
Eon st ,juri below the Lower Market, lately oc- JeSt
cupied by Mr. Ward.
Also.aSqaare cf Land in the Upper part of the city,
with Bor iu Houses on the prern ses, suitable fo r a Coun
try Public I ouse, with a large Wagon Yard and Stables
at ached. For terms, Ac., apply to JAS. ADAMS,
sl2-dtf orL. DWELLE.
FOR SALE,
AOEI lUHTFUL funnier RESIDENCE, with jgyb
an ahuadarce cf Wood, and a fine Spring cf Wa
ter, 1% mile, from Hkmbmg.S. C. Possession given in
mediattiy. Apply at this office. si6 dtf
SHOE FINDINGS.
A LARGE assortment of every article in the line,
comprising in part French and American LINING
SKINS, of all colors; Sheep and Goat BLNDINGS; Gal
loon LACES; WEBS, CORDS, Copper, Zinc and Iron
SPARABLES and Shoe NAILS, TACKS, flat and roqnd
head; e- ery variety of French KIT apd TOOLS; BOOT
i I(EE3 aad CRIMPS, LASTS, PEGS, Ac. For sale on ac
comnjodating terms at the Saddlery Warehouse of
SHERMaN, JESSUP A CO.,
late Wright, Nichols A Co., No. 289, B:oud-jt,, 2d door
above the new Bank of Augusta. *7 d*’wßm
MACHINE BELTING,
TYATKNT Rivete’, Stuched and Cemented, single aDd
JL double, all widths, from 1t024 in Lea. These Beits
are ma e from whole hi .«s, 063 t quality of Leather, tong
used and approved by the mesi extensive manufacturers
andmachiiHßts m Georgia and adjoining States, a large
siOCk always on hand at the Sad uery Warehouse of
SUKiRMAN, JESSUP A CO.,
late Wright, Nichois i Co,, No. 289, .Broad-st., 2d doer
above the new Bang of Augusta. s7 daiwStn
DISSOLUTION
THE CO- ’'ARTKKRstiIP heretofore existing be
tween the subscribers, under the of W. H.
HOWARD & cON, is this day d.s olved by mutual consent.
Either cf us will use the name cr t e fl tn iu liquidation.
WM. H. HOWARD,
September Cth, 1554. GEO. J. HOWAtd).
'FHB kl'Dß< UiUFH having removed to the store
X under the Franklin House, an i opposite the Ha tero’
Hotel, will continue the UKuUtUY AND COMMISSION
BUoINI-SS in all its branches on his own accou .t. He
will give his personal attentk n to the sale of Cotton, Hour,
Grain, Bucod, Lard, Hay, and to ail kinds of produce cca
rigneJ to ti m, and hopes by strict at.eat on to business,
and t’ e adv mages oi several years exptrien e, will ena
ble him to please all who may favor turn with their i at
ronage. Cotton stored iu a Fire proof Warehou-e.
wm. h. Howard.
September 6th, 13t4. sS d8«-*wlm
VKW BOORts.—Sandwich Is’and Notes; by A.
i.v Haoie. U story of Pyrrhus; by Jacob Aboott. Ti
i onderiga, or the Biack Eagle—a romance ot days -ot tar
distant; by G. P. K. James, Esq Harper’s Gazetteer of
the World, No. 8. Just received by
auli McKINNE A HALL.
NEW BO Jhß -The Master’s House—a tale of
Southern Life; by Lo*an. Fitty Years in both
Hemispheres, or Reminiscences of Life of a former Mer
chant; b> Vincent Notte, late of New Orleans. Sunny
Memoirs of Foreign Laa i ; by Harriet Beecner Stowe.
Ea-y Nat, or the t hree Apprentices—a tale of New York
and Boston, but adapt dto any meridian by A. L. Stin
son, Editor Express Messenger Uncle Sam’s Farm Fence;
by A. U. Milue. Just received and for aa>e by
IJICHLKM. —Judree ived by Iron Steamboat Company
L Boats—la boxes rICKLE , assoitcd aize and kind.
For sale by [sD] KUSoELL A bIBLEY.
OA< ON.—Just received from Chattanooga, Tennes-
I) see.
11 i’oXeS BACON, i c , 0 . ..
4 Hiids 00. [ s ‘ and Shou.ders.
For s-le by sep.B RUBSELL & SIBLEY
BOsiOV CatACßbKts. - Just received by last sett
of Boats, a fevbbU. extra Boston CRACKERS, for
saieby [sl£] KUiSELL A SIBLEY.
NEGEO CLOTHS.
ALEXANDER dk AKIG.it invite the attention
of Planters to their stock of NE IRO WOOLLENS,
most of whith is oi Southern manufac ure, and their as
sortment embraces tome gooffs of vtry superior quality.
OSNABCR IS, Gecriia STRiPES and Piaid LINbEVg, all
of vh ch will be sold at low pric s. sl3-daw
Lobsters a?.d oysters.—lo doz. btxes oys-
T; R 8 and LOBbTErtS, 1 and 2 lbs. each, hermitical
ly sealed. For sale by sIS RUSSELL A SIBLEY.
CIuMINGS’ MINOR WORKS-The linger of
God, Christ our Passover, The Comforter. Also, all
the «bove ia one volume, just received by
■l2 I HOB. RICHARDS & SON.
MQBE HATS, GERTIE NS !
JUST received Beebe A Co.’s Fall Style
Moleskin HATS. Also, several cases of our
manu.iic ! ure—they are handsome and no mistake, uati
and see th m at G. W. FERRY'S Fashionable Hat Store,
Masonic Hail Buildiog, Augusta, Ga. au!2
1 HAMS.—B,OOO lbs. Pig BACON, very choice, for
X aaie by [mv2s] E. C. TINSLEY A CO.
FUGGY AND HAHN ESI FOB BALE.
I HAVE an excellent i-CGGY and HARNESS for sale.
»7 W vl. H. PR: TOH ARD.
MAi 'REBEL—A few bbls. Extra Mess MACKEREL,
to be bad at [au2oJ RUSSELL A SIB LEY’S.
PidiLED TOYGUEb*—Just received by steamer
v.a Charleston, Whole and Half b b's. For sale by
■ lB RUScELL & SIBLEY.
§25 BEWABD.
STOLEN from the subscriber, in his ro'm in Mr. D. B.
Ramsay’s t ouse, on the nuht of September 14th, a
Goli Hunting Case Dufl.x WATCH,No. 52u9, T. F. Coop
er, No. 6 Calthorpe ft., London, maker ; wi’h my name
engrave itn the back. The above reward will be paid, on
returning said Watch to Messrs. Beall 4 Stovall.
818 B. A ARNETT.
Lard.— ioo bbis. lard ;
5o Kits Do;
76 Kegs Do. For sale hy
si ß JOHN O. CAKMICHAEL.
SALT— 1200 Sacks SALT. Foi sale by
l .6 JOHN o. CARMICHAEL.
MOhASStS. — o Tieroes Cuba MOLASSES. For tale
by Ltlfi] JOHN C CARVIIOHAEC.
NEW WORKS.—Fashion and Famine, by Mrs
Anne Stephens Ethan Allen, an i the Green Moun
tain Heroes of ’76, with a sketch of the early history of
Vermoit. Easy Nat, < r the Three Apprentices, a t le of
life iu New York and B ision,but adapted to any meridian,
by A. L. stinsoi, editor of the Expresi Messenger. The
Mister’s House, a Tale of Southern Life; by Logan.
Bertha and Lil y, or the Parsonage cf Beech Gien, a Ro
mance; by Eiizaoeth Oaks Smith. Ticonde'-oga, or the
Black Kagle, a r< mance oi a d y not far distant ; by G. P.
R James. Hermits Dell, from ihe Diary ol aPeuciller"
a'so, a supply of Dod i Family, Sir Jasper t arew, Clara
Moreland, Ao. Alto received, Graham's Magazine, and
Peterson’s Magazine, for Septem >er, at
St, P lB GEO. A. CATES A BROS., Broad-st.
MRS. STOW B’s* NEW
of Foreign Lands; by Mrs Harriet Beecher 8 owe.
Also, the Thiee Colonies of Au-tra!ia, their Pa-tnres, t op
ptr Mines ami Gold Fielis; by Samuel Sidney ; London
euition, with numerous Engravings. For sale b <
THOS. RiCH VROS & SON.
THE ELEMENTS OF AORICULTURK,' a B.ok
lor Young Farmers; by George E. Wiring, Jr., Con
sulting Agricuituiiit. For sale by
■ 9 RI r H4RD3 & ?ON.
Havana skoars—h»,s ot m segaßs; 22,750
O Iv £E<JA.HS, just imported, by
t 9 Dawson & skinner.
'fit 6 ud 14 $ EBH-small Tenn BAC iN, (hog round,) lor
sale by HAND, WILLIAMS h CO.
mylO
81’PiiRIOR MLHTAHD. —We have just received
100 doz. of Hudson’s Mustard.
jels WM. H. TUTT, Druggist.
NOW-A-DA.YS
* WHOLH received, in addition
i/Uru ? a fo ™ er asßortm «nt, ten different styles of
HATS, for Gentlemen’s wear. Some ts them entirelv
n-w. Please call and look at them opposite the new a£
gus_abank- aulQ
FEACH STONES WANTED.
THK subscriber wishes to obtain one or two bushels dOb
of tresh PEACH STORES. When taken <rnm®T*
them7r‘im Sh °“ ld b a 6 PaCked ' n moißt Biind > t 0
them fr un becoming dry. Apply at this office to
dalii ' nt D. REuMOND.
ViAEIiAB. —60 bbls Pure Cider VINEGAR ;
lO do. White Wine Do. Ju s t re*
celTe by [jvß ] HAND WILLIAMS * CO.
RAIBINB. —A few half and quarter noxesttn- RAt>»lNg
tbe hid at [au2o] RUSSELL* SIBLEY’S.
ON UONSIC4NMBNT—6Otu<heIs Dried PEACHES,
wi I bero'd low. fsiftlm] J. A.ASSLEY.
L'VOR SALK—A supe flne Smut Machine, made by
I Leonard Smith- SCRANTON, SEYMOUR *CO ,
au2 No. 2, Warren Block.
HARD TIMES, a Novel; by Charles D’okens,from
Diokeas’ Housi hold Words, price 85 cent*. For sale
at au!B GSQ, A. OATES * BRO&. Broad-at.
s , AUCTION SAU&
BY SUL GRENVILLE & Ctt
Sola under a proc eding for Partition.
\numt an ordfcr ° { the fcu) ertor Court of Richmond
sell on th- tbe Ul '<l«*r*lgo« d Commissi ners will
sales, tbe following WSbtd I SI^V! UhI h ? urßof P ufc “®
to common “ dEU6 * V ' rg
AH that lot of I-and, with the improvements thereon, on
the sou h side of Broad-street in the city of Auetuita.
bounded cn the north b* Broad-street, on tie etst, by
real estate held by Andrew J. Mi'ler, as trustee for Mrs.
Picquet, on ti.e south t y Ebis-street, and on the went by
real estate owned or occupied by Mrs. Smith; it being ti e
Brick Store, with a Dwel ing over head, fronting about
twe ty seven feet on Broad street, rear ihe Loner Maiket
House, and running th-ough o’ like width to Kill - street,
with a wooden h .us :on Kilts utreet. The brio* stoi* and
dwelling an Broa i street are not? reLl-.d to and occupied
by 'I bo * as R. Rhodes.
Terms—une-third of the purchase money to be paid in
cash, the other two-thirds to le secured by no*-' and
mor. gage. The note to oe made payable on tnc Ist Jana
ary, ifcs% with Interest from the day of sale. The proper
ty to be injured for the amoui-i of money unpaid
and policy to be trei sferred The rent notes for the com-,
ing year wiii i>e transferred to the purebt-ser,
JOHN K JACKsON, 1
wUjUam a, Walton, >Coctmlseiouen.
GEORGE G. McWuORTER, | auaa9 ‘** n '
August 25, 1554.
BY c * gi&ardev &coT~
A ®- >,!ar,^ T »ATOH»fcj‘% AL K.—Wiil be sold, at the
XXe Lower Market House* m the c»ty ot Augusta, on the
Ist Tuesday m OCTOBER next, within the legal n< u.s of
fcalc 1 , (hy order Court of Ordinary) a tract of Land con
t'HLiug f it -five acre*, (more or Ie«s) lying and b i&g in
the county of hichmond, near the Quaker Springs, bee ng
-o>e estate 01 G. B. Flanigan, adjoining lands of
Francis Touipkirs, Arthur Smith, John Skinner and Tnom
tract wul be sold subject to a mortgage,
for sboU and interest,
August 16,1854. 08WELL E. CABHIN, Adm’r.
BY CAMILLE E. GIRARDEY &
The sale advertised by Mr. Joel M. Fieemau
Administrator on tbe estate of F. W. Freeman is
indeiinitely postponed by us, in consequence *ot
the epidemic.
September 19, 1854,
Executor's & lie of an ex erosive Stock, of Jewelry.
Gold and SUver Watches, Material*, store Fixtures,
<&e., etc., at Auction.
"YVTKDNEBD AY, the liltu September next, at 10W
f 77 o'clock, A. M., will be sold, agreeable to an order
the Coui-t o’ Richmond county, at the
„ n . B i > l f 11 th ? at .° T hoi ‘ W Freeman, deceased, the entire
contents of said st >re, consisting ia part of
G™? and S lver Watches, am mg them being Lever, De-
d0 ‘’ BDg 8 and tlUatil, g Oases, and of the best
Jkwluy.—Gold Fob, Vest snd Guard Chains, Chatte*
L. Medallions, Wa>ch Seals, Ear-drops, nd Ricgi,
Btud Buttons, Bracelets, Cuff Pins, Seal, Set and Plain
Rings, Lockets, Ac., Ac.
Silver and Plated Goods, consisting of heavy Table
Spoons, Tea do.; Knives, Castors, Ac A large number
o! hrst and »econd-h nd Sand 80 day Brass clocks, with
Weights anu springs, * u
. ALBO—
t Regulator, 8 Work Benches, 1 Chest of Drawers, 1 Urn
right Desk, 1 Secretary. 1 Iron fire proof bae, 1 high
Glass Case, 4 handsome Show Cases, Tables, Sofas. Ac
ALSO—
Stcwk of materials, consisting of Watch G asses, Jfaia,
spr.n sand snch articles as are usually rtquired in ih«
Jewelry business.
The attent on of the puLlic are Invited to examine thrir
Goods, as th.y are positively to be sold to close up the
busir.es- of the late Thos. TV. Freeman,deceased.
rales w: 11 commence on Wednesday morni -g, and con*
uoue at night if not closed out during the day until all Is
so d. Every art ce wi 1 be warranted as represented
Terms cash before delivery.
JOEL N. FREEMAN, Ex’r.,
On Estate of Thos. W. Fretnan, deceased.
August 16,1b&4.
RHH HONG SMKHIKP’g HALK.-By virtue of
an order itsu dat Chunoer, by the Lloncrabl Judge
of the Superior C< urt, hi. D. Ge" , w:l be ,o d, on ihe
first Tuesday in 0. tober next. vi>hio the !“g i h >ars cf
sal:-, at the Lower Market H. use, in the C ty oi Aurusta,
the fj lowing pr pe. t y „ 8 perishable, vz:lP a; * 1 a d
Cover, 3 Rocki g Chilis, set. f rranul Orna-n a s, 1 fete
a Tete, 1 Stcretaiy ana B ok .".--e, l Sofa, 1 C-rp t 1
marble t-p C ntre Table, 5 ChOes. 1 Bed lead, and Bed
ding, 1 Bureau, 1 piece Matting, 1 marl I stop Wasi J(i p,nd,
Iw or* Table. 1 pair if Andirons, 3 .hairs, l gmal man el
CLck, 2 Wardrobes, i plain Bureau, 1 Be .stead and Bed
ding, 1 small Warhstanc, 1 Beisteao and Pedd n e.
1 C ntre'lab e, 1 Cot, 1 Range and Coi.ki g Uien
sils in Kitchen. 1 sale, 2 Tables, 5 Chairs 1 Lamp.
4 shades, 1 PUno Stool, 1 pair of Fire Dog , a’so all
the right tide and interest. f E. D. Robertson in one
b ? le f B H’fpng, aleo, 1 Cariiage and Barnes* l , 1 pair
of aha.w. 2 U Hers and Hop a, also, al the right title
ana interest of E D. Robertson in se enty-one ba es cf
Bagging now In the Ware-Uouse of Robertson A Goss on
Re not -stre tin City of Augusta: it vied on as the proper*
V °f K D R-bertson under attachm nts in favor o' Wfi.
lia a 0. Dawson, Robert Howard, sgatast E.i,a D. Bobert
sen, tills 20th of oep*eirber, IS'4
W’ILLIAM DoYLE, Dep’t Sheriff R. C
September 20, l»si.
boots and shofs at wholesale and
RETAIL,
OPPOSITE the Ms-omc Hall, Augus'a, Ga. cfc,
ALDRICH A ROYAL, are receiving tbe rfiSgl
supplies of Goods for Fall and Winter trade, fll
waich they are determined to sell as cheap as any * IQk.
oboe hr use in this cicy, Charleston or SavanL&h. Our
£t‘./C* for retail is of the finest ana best material; and in
our wholesale department wt 1 be found a large and well
seheud stock from the best ruanu actories; together with
a great many heap Shoes. Merchants will fled our
sock large and varied. Fr m our 1 *ng experienc. in the
Boot and Shoe business, we Ca ter ourseivia t at ws can
do as wt 11, if net a little better, Uaa any other house. Our
terms wil be six mo ths lor first-rate pa er,yet th* se who
buy for cash, or city acceptance, will And our pri :es very
I3W - . H. ALDRICH,
s 5 W.S, KOYaL.
assignees Notice.
ALL persons indebted to JAMES M. SIMPSON are re
quested to make immediite payment to the under
signed; and ail persons having claims against him, will
please present the same.
JOSEPH S. CLARK, >
s!4 ALBERT EaT. H, f Assignees.
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS AI WHOLESALE,
WM. X. MICiiOLS has the pleasure oi acn uncing
to Merchants visiting Augus'a, that his stock of
HATS, CAP» and BONNETS, f.r the Fall traders now
complete, and all those desiring Guo-ls in his Une, are in
vited to call and tx <mine it, as they will be sold at piices
that cannot ’ail to please.
Successors to J. Taylor, Jr., A Co., opposite the B ink of
Augu c>. S l4-tf
THE EBEVUtuir^HGUAE^
FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF EIGHTH-ST., N. YORK.
r l^HIS establishment, finished and furnished, with al
A the modern conveniences and comforts, was opened
for tbe reception of permanent aud transient visitors on
Tuesday, the 4* hos September. It will be conducted’en
tirely on the French p an, with are taurant attached or
meals sent to rooms. The cacerirg departments, will be
exclusiv.ly under the direction of Mr. Sanderson, late of
the College Hotel. Families des.rous of engaging apa t
ments, caa do so by applying at the office of the uetel, or
to the Proprietor, CURTIS JUDsON,
s 6 dim of the New-York Hotel.
NEW BODKts, by the author of Sunny-Sile, 4c :
The Tell Tale, tr Home Secrets, told by Old Travel
lers, ly H Fousta, au h rof Sunny-side, Ac. Li tie Ma
ry, or Talks and Tahs for Ch tdreo, by H. Fousta. The
Last Ltaf frern Sunny-Side, by U. Fousia, author of Prep
at Number Five, Ac., with a memorial ot the author, by
Austin Phelps. Father Brigbthopes, or an OH Cieigy*
mm’s Vocation; by Paul Oreyton. Burr Cliff, its eua
shins and its Clouds, by Paul Creyton. Hills, i.a-ts and
F rest Streams, or a Tramp in tbe Chataugay Woods ; by
8. U. Hammond. History of Cuba, or Notes of a traveler
in theTr' pics, being a political, h storical and statist cal
account oi the Island from its first discovery to the prestnt
time; by M-turen M. Bal ou, illustrated. The Arctic
Regions, being an account of the Amerio n Exped tins in
searc i of Sir John und r the patronage of Henry
Grinnell, Esq. Wild Scenes ia a Hunter’s Li e including
cunning dventures among the Lions, Ac., wtt 80U illus
trations Fronti-r Life, or Scenes ami Adveuturei in the
Southwest, by Francis ia.dman. Ju t received and tor
sale at [slß] GEO. A. OATE-i A BROS , Bread- t.
NEGROES FOR SALE
■VyK HAVE for sale several Negro Women, Girls anfl
T J! )y l' amun 8 which gJod Seamstresses. No 1
?l; kS ’v.7 VaS » Srß and . l,onerß .8 € ' eral hou*e servanu. very
desirable. For particulars, a; ply to *
0 E GIRVBDFYACO.
pARISIAN SIttHTH and French Principhs, *een
7 through Am ri an Spectacles, iuus ra ed. Curan and
his Cont mpuraries; by Charles Phi Ik s, Esq . A B The
Military Life of John, Puke of Marihorcmgh by Arch?
ibald Alison F. R. S. Foreign Rer.iniscen* s;’by Htnry
Richard Lo d Holland, e tiled by his s..n, Henry Edward
Lord Hol and. The Works of Btepuen 01m, D. D., L.T, j)
2 yols. Sir Jas, er Carew, Knt., hit Life and Experiences *
by Chas. Lever. Dodd Fami y Abroad, b/Chas Lever*
For sale by Mc&INNe A HALL,
slB Books-Hers and Stationers, Broad V.
Geography and htatihiich—a new
complete St ti»ti**al Gas ttetr of the Uoited States *
by R. 8. Fi her. The Progress of the United Mates from
the ear iest periods; by R. S. Fish. r. American Guide
Book throu. h the Ui ite i S ates. Pocket Maps of Georgia
Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan as, Fl >rida, Texas etc etc*
Na Motu, or Retf Rovings in the Southern Seas! a narra!
t.ye of Adventures at the Hawaiian, Georgian and Society
Islands, with Ma s and Illustrations; by Edward H ell.
kins. For sale by a 5 T, RI JHARPS ♦ SOIL
D° ' OL , 77 AMI A GOOD APPK riTK 1 Use
Planett » Bitters; they will impart toue to the Sto
mach, and invigorate the whole system. For sale bv
WM. H. TUTI‘, D-ugyist.
LATE WORE,—Famous Persons and
rru Places; by N. Parker Willis In one volume. Al.o,
Lhesnut Wood—a Tale; by Lie'.* Linden. For by
al THOS. K1 CH ARDi A SON.
OLii iiOiVKViVIOON and other bomicaiities, from
Punch, with original illustrations by J. MoClenaa.
Select Writings of Robert Cnambers —Essays Fam liar smd
Humorous. Stories of the Irish Prasamr ; by Mrs. a Q.
Hail. German Literature; by Joseph Got tick. The
French Revolution fr.-m 1759 to 1S40; by T. W. Red
head. TheLifeand Works of Robert Bu*ns; edited by
Kobt. Chambers, in 4 vols 12 mo. Sketchta of Geno*
Pi»a and Florence, with a description the Cathedral of
Milan, tran lated from the French of Jules Jacin • by Mra.
M Harrison Robinson. Life and its Aims tn two’ parts—
part Ist. Ideal L fe; part 2d, Actual Life, ‘packet Book of
Mechanic and Engineering— containing a Memorandum
of Facts and connection oi Practice and Theory; by John
W. Nystrom, C. E Also, pan 6 Chamber. 1 Journal. Also,
eS^ t i'r r Bd PPi' of PUtrims of Walsmgham; by Agnes
Etrukland. Just received by
PEACH BUANUY.—S bbls- Superior Peach BRAIL
DY on consignment, and for sale by
JeS DAVIrt, KO B A FANNING.
HORSE FOR SALE.—For sale, a good plantation
HORSE. Apply to
jeg E- 0. TINSLEY A 00.
NEW book—Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride: by
author of Pique, etc., just received by
Jy2o Mo&INNE A HAU