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lie cruelly oFao unfeeling master?—No!—Nor
sooner I the features of Fitzallen Wilborne. —
lime may roll on, and I forget my youthful as
sociates—my friends and kindred, and all that
are dear to me—aud every thing of the past lay
buried in oblivion—save on* —that I never shall
forget— till this frail lump of clay shall be inani
mate—that horrid look he gave me, darkened by
the ragonof disappointment, when I was from his
Sion grasp escaping ”
" And in the scuffle, tore he nothing from you,
which, were you to see, you would immediately
designate 7” the stranger inquired.
“He did—my miniature !”—was the hasty and
anxious reply—curiosity and surprise mingling
in the countenance of the speaker, while he
♦ycd full and closely the half shown features of
his guest; who was in the same position which
lie had taken when he first seated himself, still
calm a ltd collected. The Wild Man. at the last
question of the Stranger, seemed rather discon
certed, and determined on bluntly asking his
name, character, and linenge—and inquired
with an air of more courtly grace, than he had
hitherto shewn—
“ By what name, Sir. beside that of a stranger,
may I presume to call you?”
“Call me,” answeted the Traveller, rising,
with a hold and determined voice, aud at the
3a me lime throwing open the front of liis cloak,
and drawing forth the dagger, yet stained with
tlie blood of his lamented parent and the minia
ture of his murderer—and holding them full to
♦he view of Malvoifin, (or the Wild .Mao,) who
sprang hack at a sight so unexpected; and stood
gazing with his hands clenched—his teeth set,
and eye-I,alls rolling like a madman’s. “ Call
me!” again, roared the Stranger, in a voice of
{bunder, “Fitzai.lev Wii.borßk ! Thy inveter
ate enemy —for lam such!—l have not sought in
Cain, these fifteen years, for thy unhallowed pre
frcuce!—— No! —Malvoisin, thou art my victim ;
I have come to he revenged ! —and thou shall not
escape mo again ! ■ - This night, thy soul shall
'be in Hell or Heaven !”
From the firmness with which Wilhorne de
livered hrs intention, Malvoiain could expert no
quarter; and he felt that Heaven had at last
•healed his lingering and forlorn eateer, —and a
ricki’iiing sensation seemed to pervade his whole
flame, —he felt as if death had alieai'y laid his
icy hand upon his heart, and hid it cense to
throb —Rut with a mighty struggle lie shook off
these deVious phantoms, nod with a heavy sigh
<>f resigned despoil-, he spoke in a soliloquizing
ffl.mnrr, advancing a step or two, and gazing
steadfastly on the ground,—
| “ Well, Heaven is just—l shall receive my
du* my time, yes 'tis come—nod I thank God
1 am prepared. Wilborne,” he continued, fil
ing his eyes full upon him, •• thy cause is just
but 1 will not shun thee.—No. hand to hand
wc II see who first shall plunge beneath this dark
and tiouhled stienm—and end liis sorrows in n
watery grave ! —Heaven shall l.e our judge
<jpmr on <”
Wilborne, ns lie rose, divested himself of hi»
cloak, nod scare*'y wailing the call of his adver
sary, sprung at him and buried deep m his
shoulder, the steel which had, fifl.cn years pre
vious, drank the blond of his aged parent—their
blond mingled—his vow was fulfilled—ami no
thing hut the death of Malvoisin. now remain
ed to make him wilting that Ins soul should wing
Its way to the blighter regions, und join the
blissful spirits of his kindred, never more to part.
Stung to madness mi the fatal wound.—and the
sluxcyive advantage of Ids fa, in the onset
r Ma!*i i ni closed in with Wilborne, with the
Atrength and grapple of n tigrr which his (W il
borne’sl way worn frame was icancly aide to
withstand. For a time, the contest was douht
tid, ns each struggled to put his antagonist foie
fuost from the Gave. Malvoisin w its strong hea
vy and athletic but not active, — Wilborne was
not strong in comparison to his upponent. but l
extremely active, which several times rescued
him fi»itt the immediate advantage rs the other :
For sums minutes, the teats of each were man J
ini and heroic. —Once had Wilhorne well nigh !
fell nnrevenged Ills tutversarv with a sudden 1
heave, in which was rirrtrd the last expiring es .
fort of his stierigth, placed hint on he edge of
the piecipife whit h, as Wilborne propped Ins
feet against to stay the herculean effort gave
way, ami rolled int • the stream This accident,
which caused Ins lp<d to slip ami bung Inin to
bis knee requited no Ir.s an rff.il on his side,
to rescue him sell trout his perilous situation
Without* was himself\s quick as tlnxuht,
w
With a slienuous aslion. he spuing o out hu
tret, and in the etlort th*rw his advri%ai v round,
which placrd him in a situation precisely similar
to the one from which he had just escaped 1
Weakened by lb* loss ol hlo.nl the siirnsth of
Malvutstn was last decreasing, —no longer was
lie able to plant and replant hi* for or settle him
v-ll from being slung liom side to si 'e, w oh com
parstive rate , yet still he maintained the one
qual contest with manly t igot and resolution
Ii out this last position into which be nsi thrown
be was unable to extricate himself—yet he made
arvrral drspri ate efforts hut the stutdicr strength ,
of Wilburns was too switch; who following up
bis advantage strained to turn Malvorsiu back
ward* off the cluT:- Ihry trelrd and turned
and twined round each othe* like two reptiles m
She same deadly purpose At length f\ dtwtrne
bent him far over the cliff and they hung like a
fottesmg fragment ready to leave its native
height and thunder to the earth,—wheat, with a
ho* t it! groan. .Malvoisin gave was. followed bv
VTilbotne. and thes both tumbled headlong into
She dark and rwgud stream—to rise no more
** Ah ' and dot thev both perish ?” asked my
Irtend, attar a moment s bieathlrxs suspense
bating taken moth intereit in the boatman's
tale
'* Aye. that ihe y did,'* returned the old man,
nt at loan wo trace has eve; yet t«-« n teen of
thews—
-Tbs ■sw twffd on, aa rt*'jw* ,«a to f* *,
* • Uteaf tfU ptwafw, wo4i ongW ttse* <
It awhti to add eur teebogx aud lutevrnga
Ikwss Upww the mailer as the ferryman after in
ithitkf ksa narrative Wd us So hr* bumble dwet
Ttwg where we ent offered rutertaia meat i«r
the atght. whiteh we gladly ac.epsed white the
aid maw hegsided i»«i the howis silk a uarra
btf wt kss many odvewlwivx tovd these drear v
wt.d* to who k ke added wskei legends es the
Wwet-Fws
* a—a «m a< fin U IH*a«s t lot
• • W ta« iSh t*W t .a* (tat. —uvv t
l *■ is WSI «Ws I asm m|«WtmT ae «sg*
’*h . *sd % aew*4 sew *»• • w ha.t *
T ft.
Married,
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev, Mr.
Bass, Mr Thomas Barrett, to Miss Mary Sa
vannah. daughter of Gen Thomas Glascock, all
of this city
——in
DIED,
In Charleston on the 16th inst. Mr. Ebenezkß
Cooper, Printer, a native of Boston.
At the residence of her father, near Manches
ter, on the 14th inst Mrs. Mary Rebecca Mc-
Duffie, consort of the Hon. George McDuffie,
and daughter of Richard Singleton, Esq.
COMMERCIAL
COTTON.—This Morning about 200 bales
new Cotton have arrived on Wagons, most of
which has been stored for higher prices. A few
loads prime were sold at 1a 11$ Inferior new,
which has been stained by the late rains, brings
84 a 10.
POIiT OF savannahT]
ARRIVED.
Sept. 14, Sl.ip Tybee, from New-York.
“ “ Queen Mab, “
“ Brig William, from Boston
“ Schr Oregon via Norfolk from N York
" Schr’s. Hisco and Bellona “
“ Schr. Eliza Williams, from Philadel.
“ Schr Ariel, from Baltimore
“ St. Boat. Carolina, from Sister’s Ferry,
with Nos 8 and 16
“ Pole Boat Eliza, from Augusta
“ Pole Boats A Sibley k Mary, Augusta
16. Ship Macon from N. York
“ “ Stntira, via Noifolk from do
“ Brig William, from Boston
“ “ Mary Ann, front do
“ Sch. Polly, from N. York
“ do Favorite, from Philadelphia
“ do De Kalb, from Baltimore
“ do Oregon from Norfolk
IS. Ship Eliza &. Abby, from N York
“ “ Don Quixotic do do
“ Brig Grand Turk, fiom Liverpool, 66
days
“ do Magnolia, from Boston.
N EWSC If Ou ll"
fTtllE SUI SCKIBF.K takes leave to inform
ft his friends and the public that on the Ist
.Monday in October next, he will open a School
in a House on the North side of Broad-Street,
above the upper Market, belonging to the Estate
of Nesbitt, and solicit* a share of pub ic patron
age GEORGE J. Met LESKEV
sept. 20 wtf34
SCH* MIL.
.\ft ISS 81.0.V1E and .MISS CARRE itnform
JyA their friend* and the public in genetml,
that they intend to open a school, ou the Ist
monday in October next at !\lt Biidge*’ House,
next to Messrs Reilly tk Stiicls on Broud-slreet,
above the upper Market.
They will leach the Flench and English lan
guage*, Reading, \Viiting. and Arithmetic, Ge
ography, Needle Work. Marking. Sewing. Ike.
1 erm* made known on application
sept 20 406 t
FOR SALE,
_tfrjjiiL A House and Lot in the {village o
Harrisburg. I lie said House and Lot
I is next adjoining Henry Mealing'*
0.1 i".ftHtS*» corner, and known ut tint Red House
1 lie above premises will be sold at auction at
the Market House the fiist Tuesday in October
next Terms ut sate.
M. NELSON.
*ept 20 403 t
LARD.
2,000 LRSof pi ime Leaf Lard, a con
side i able pm linn of who h, is put up In Siilitil jaf *
suitable tor family u*e, nt No 319
M NELSON.
sept 20 40 2i
DISSOLUTION.
1 1111 F. Copartnership herrtolor* eiistmg tic
tween Edmund R 1 hompsoii tit Gilliert
Coffey , |* dissolved .
Gll.BI RT COFFEY.
Cainpbellton, Campbell > o, G o. Itp
FOR SALE
nr
SIDLE V \ 310 HI SON,
No |S I aaoAU unur
50,000 I’oCN|)S PRIME BAC ON
30 ||lot* I'oito Kuo Sugar
Hi i|t> bm price New 4)i lean* ilo
&0 Hid. Coffee 10 Mini* Molasses
-A tltids and 60 Bid* Baltimore IY luskey
2»t Hid* .Mooting aliela Whiskey N years old
to Pipe* and luu Htrls tupei lor Northern Gin
46 Bbl* Nm them Hum
20 do 01*1 Peat h Hi and y
2D do Apple Brandy
1 Pipe snpei n»i Port Wine
10 Dugen Hottles do do
2A Qi. C‘a«kt Malaya do
hi 2s* Gallon t ask. French Madeira
I AiMt Hat;* Shot 160 lioudlrs Bar Lead
4 **oo Tarda Negro ( loth
60 Hales 3 4 4 4 6 4 Brown Shirting* and
Street tugs
2 Cate* domestic Plaids
6 do fancy Prints
200 Pieces American Bagging
60 tin Osuaburgt, f*o Pieces Sacking
I Hals Heel Mixed Broad Cloth
2**oo Galls Stone Jugs. Jai* and Pilchers
111 keg* Old Cavendish lubaicu
.'6 do pouud Isvtst do
20 do 12 twists to the pouud
10 Hoses Ydkntt plug
20.000 "ptuish Cigars 20 Poos Iron
60 Casks Na Is. 3 lons Hollow Ware
I'*s* Hearns Writing Paper
2**i* do Wrapping do
6 D\>S'**t Pine Apple Cheese
.16 Boies and j Boses Hunch Raums
10,**O0 Bushels l.iverpoooi Ground Salt
2««* do table <to
4* Botes *<iin|*nader linpenalk tlyson Tea !
uO do Snap 6 Bom Chocolate
.h* Hagtpume Feathers
10 l>os Fancy Chairs 10 |V>* Windosu do
6***o Pair SUowa eoaosstmg of mens calf and
Kip Brogans mens low quartwr Cwlf shoes. La
dies Prune I shoes do leather Bo,*, and shoe,
dr* Morocco VA alkmg do. Maser Leather Boots
Children* Leather Shoes and Negro Shoes
sept 20 40 (M
REM Ol \L
FIT HE Suhscrrhcn have rerun, rd a few Jnon
| t>elow then former stand, end one door
above Mr. John M core * esnner where thev have
received a part of th<*,r supply of STAPLE and
F,\NCY HI IdM'li.'i and daily expect a fur
her supply Persons wishing t>> purchase are
ies|uesird to caU and exaniuie them, a* thev will
t»« sold verv low for rath
N y » HITL AVA V Cos
oepl 20 40 Bl
KItKSII Fl.lU K
20 RBL'i Fresh Baltimore I'LOl R- just
resets ed and lot sate b»w
L HI LL.
kugrtAl 5 47 ts
BORDEAI A CLARET.
4 Sspcno, Bonkosi CLAKF.T
far au ret* k
L. HI’LL.
Aagvst 5 47 ts
BY L. HULL,
This i4/fernoon.(Monday)2oth inst. at 4o’cleck.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
VWURKFVak&a
BOOKS,
Intended to have been offered at the Sale on
Monday last.
GROCERIES, &c. Sic.
IDPAt his New Store, two doors above J. k. S,
Bones. 40 sept 20
STUBAGE
AMD
Commission Business.
fTTHE Subscribers, grateful for past favors,
1 renew ihe fender of their service*, to their
friends and the public, with the assurance that
they will as heretofore, devote their time to the
interest of their Employers.
Their Ware-House will be in good order for
tbe reception and safe ketping of Country
Produce and Merchandise.
They deem it due to themslves to state rfie
situation of their Ware-House—thus—They are
boinded on tbe North by Bay-street and the
River—On tbe Went by an open space of about
180 feet —Ou the South by Reynold-vtreef, at>out
66 feet wide, and on the East hv Campbell-street,
about 66 feet wide —ln addition to the security
against fire, which tbe above location presents,
they have about the centre of their Lot. a Hy
drant which deliver* Water from the aqueduct
lately completed in this city.
They will grant tne usual facilities by advan
ces of money or otherwise, to such a* may favor
them with custom.
A. SLAL’GIHER fr C. LA BUZ AN.
sept 18 100 8t
TO THfcC PUBLIC.
IN ELLU’-V CT 1 IZt.N :- 1 led myself impel
led by a duagieeablr necssiiy, anxii g
from the malice and falsehood ufn* ur-c< i.i on
ginatiug a icport ol m titoim runt uutraat ; and
which false report, I regiet to believe was
list tied to, aud ciri ul iteil to some extent in ihc
City of Augusta though Ia u willing io hope,
without uny evil d.-m*;,, against ine. however
injurious it m y have been to tny < liar.icter and
tellings. I value as I ought, the good opinion of
good men. ami tor t >e purpose of putting it m
their power to say with confidence that I am an
innocent (and I know not /totr much injured )
man, I place before the pn die the annexed
opinion, reiidit rtte and verdict of a Jury of In
quest. feeling <i perfect cm fidence teat 1 have
neither transcended oi coiue short ut ray duty
in any particular in the case.
JOHN S. HOLT.
Septembrr 20, 1830
Mount Clair. 1 Vh Srpt. 1830.
After a full inspei lion and Anatomical exam
ination ol c.i body ot the negro woman. RaC'iael,
we give it as our opinion, that her death win
caused by an effusion ol blood wifhnitbe mem
branes the brain ; w hich effusion, we believe
was produced by the combined effect of spirit
on* drink., angry passion, and extreme bodily
exertion, and these larthei aided by a sevete fall
wiiilst induing violently down lull.
M ANTONY, M. D.
J. A EVE M. D
W e ctrtify that Nlr. John 8 Holt, called on u*
at our house* on Monday evening, I3lh Septem
her 1830. and stated In us wit out reierve. the
circumstance* ol the sudden death of the uecro
woman Rachaal; aud a.ked our opiniou as to
the most prudent course ol conduct to pursue in
the case, which we ftrety g r ive ; and on the next
morning he informed u* that it was his inten
tion In call ou some Physician* tor n suigicat ex*
a nun .it i mi. and slier that, if denned neceasary,
to have a July ol Inquest called, which course
tr approved
R 11 R4MBaY
JOHN MOORE.
STATE OF GEORGIA, »
liichmond County, )
An Inquisition, indented and taken at the
black people'* burying ground, on Capt. Tooles’
plantation, in Capi Wilcox s distnrt, <>n the
sixteenth day ol beptam er, in the seat of our
Lord one thauaaiwt eight hundred and thirty be
fore me Hardy Reaell. c-oronrr. of a ,and in sai t
County, upon tha view of the bod* of a nrfio
woman iimnrd Rachael the property of Mr*.
Hart, tlirn and there lying trad up >n the oaths
of twelve (.mil and Isnlir m-il sai l t’lOinty.
who treing dulv sworn and rb» . ted m n quire ou
the part of the State alores ml w fi, u w i-rr liowr
and after what maimer the said n.gro ll.flnrl
came to her 'lealh.—do »ay. r»|»*>o oat*>«.
that the said negro VN nnsn cam-- to h.-r death
by an accidental fa'l in running troin Mr J <hn
S Holt, down a hill lirtwei hi* residence and
his spi mg which fall, the examii me surgeons
think was SuffiieiU t<, have ruptured a b'ood ve«
tel ill her hr ad. w iich wn, the cause n| her death
JOHN S LOTT forrman
Sept 20 40 It
$3,000 GREAT LUCK,
Drawing Itr rivrd en 'a'untaf Evening Agrcr
ably to dvrr* cement
IN. \ ork Uonsolidntpd Lottery
i r'r* * (*,». No 23.
41-62-9- 17—4—57—5—60—31—63
li‘ Mind this’ w-* oid» ml; Lucky Tickef
Combination 3l— tW*—rxS
PRIZE OF 3etHK) DOLLARS.
Ordered by a resident gentleman of this l its
and de irered agreeably t • said order, only two
hour* before the lutr lligmce ratue to hand and
tbe l A!*H promptly paid
lb-awing to be rrreir«i on Wtduttdaq
tire rung next.
(arand (Consolidated Lottery.
CL4M, NO. 8.
For the laudable pnrpoaes of Literature and
( harities. tu the "'tala of lfelaware. South Caro
Ima and lursnstants
HIGHEST rm/ES.
1 Prize of 10.000 Dollar*
1 ** 5.1*00 Dollars
1 “ M 2,500 Dollars
» . 1.995 Dollars
20 Prizes oaclt
20 *• *• 500 Dollars
40 “ M 100 Dollars
tk) Number Lottery— 9 Dratan Ballots
Whole 1 ickets Half do $2 o*'—Quarter de
$1 26
17 Orders received ai
ANDREWS’
State Lottery aod Ex* hange t tftce corner Broad
and Jsclsna-Strffb.
sept 4040
Hugems anil Baron.
500 PIE* l? BAGGING assertedgnnie
tie*, aid
20,000 pounds sopeimr Bicos.
for «lt (y
IT k H BRY«ON.
2 35 6* J
COTTON & COMMISSION
THE Subscribers announce to their friends
and the public, that they have rented the
Warehouse in Campbell-street, Augusta, lately
occupied bv Mr. John Rees, ane opposite the
’VYarehouse of Messrs Slaughter k, Labuzan ;
where they are now ready to receive Cotton and
other produce, and tender their services therein,
being sanguine that the attention which will be
paid to the interest of their friends, will secure
for them a share of public patronage.
T. COLEMAN,
YVM. J. YVIGHTMAN.
August 23 32 wtf
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
WM. H. MORGAN & CO.
Ts S"AVE received a part of their supply of
II FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
AMOSGST WHICH ARK,
10-4 Flemish Sheetings
6 4 li ish do
Black Italian Lustrings
Fancy colored do
Changeable k Fancy colored Gros tic Naps
Black Grosde Naps
Scarlet Merino Shawls
Do do Mantles
With a variety of other Fancy and Staple Aw
| tide*, which they will sell as cheap as any hous£
■ in the city.
September 9 fit 37
Fresh Tea, &c. &c.
(sty; 10 Q r Chests Hyson Tea
egrPKT jjjf 'j| 12 boxes and barrels Loaf and
H®'FRESH;: Lump Sugar
flSjQffij [I 10 boxes sperm Candles
* t~g~' ij 6 mats Cinnamon
. ./* J\ 5 Qr. casks Maldga U iflA
1 do do Port Wine
1 halfpipe old Madeira Wine
1 Hogshead Sugar House Molasses
Jitsl Received aud for sale loic by
JOHN COSKERY.
266 Broad street.
September *2 3*> ts
Just Received.
40 Barr s Northern Gin
I** *h> Apple Brandy
V -iSfiSuGSII •) tierces l >erm O !
6 barrels f ■-perm
: illow Candles
20 l)i i.iijoiins, superior old Cognac Brandy
r.»r. sal u, in
C. FHII.LIFS
Augnst 9 23 ts
*&
I .undine This i ay. and fo> salt low front
the Wharf.
*3*3 UHDS New Orleans SUGAR
91 Pieces HEMP BAGGING
G. H METCALF.
sass 19 22 tt
r>oo KEGS DUPO.VT’S
FK. & FFF. Gl SI’inVDEK
j *»<Kr tiags tioffie
2**o coit* Hale Hope—» tierce Twine
For sale by
PILLOT k LEBARBIF.R.
July 6 ts 18
baco’nT"
75,000 pounds prime BACON,
FOR SAM. LOW KV
SIBLEY &: MORRISON.
j sept. 6 36 4vv
j \ iiiia .Manufuctur’d Tobacco.
10 KEGS Manufactured TOBACCO,
For sab- i.y
L HULL.
August 6 27 ts
SPARTA TAVERNT
I 110 REN TANARUS, tint spacious and w«-ll aiiangeil
I TAVERN, iu the Town of Sparta. Han
lock (. >onty, at present occupied by Mt. William
, Mai kie
I hi* e«taldisliment i* not sorpnased bv any of
| a similar kiud in the up Country, and will, with
judicious management, yield a handsome return
on the capital employed The furniture and
stork will be add on a credit lor approved pa
per. to any perron or persons w ho may contract
for the premiae*.
Poate*si<m will be given on the Ist. November
‘ nest. Apply to
MrKENZIK k BKNNOCH.
(J 7” The Georgia Journal and Federal Union.
The Athenian. Cabinet, and Washington New*
will ii’terf thr aKo*<- oure a week for six **e« k»
and send their accounts to Mi'lxenxir L Kennoch
Augusta.
•cpt 6 36 ts
N(hTceT~
f,YHE fiu!»«rril»er wishe* to ptirchace fifty
I likely \ oung urgroet. of good character;
the description wanted are Bovs from 12 to 16
vears, arid men from 16 to 2/i A few young
women would be purchased, if like !r None
need be offered unless the* ran be lerfifirated
I or .I'lpr. number of negroe* are wanted inline
dt.xtrly ; persons wishing »o sell, can find me at
Messrs Musgrnve, YYetmore, Izcot Warehouse
j ->r at George Rountree'* Siorr; in my a* ** nee
my son. Henry Grime*, will act for me.
Wm G (JHIMFS.
Ni t 64 u
NO I K I
A 1.1. person in dr* ini to ( ordin Baines. He
/% sensed, late of fi« riven Counts. will make
I mirueiliata payment. And those having demands
against said deceased will p|e»«r pretwiif the
same duly attested, wilhtn tbe lime ptevrribed
tiv law. s AftAH BARNKS, Adtnx
M y IS tt 3
NOTICE.
\I. 1. jwrxons indebted to the late firm of
Hsu, k. H*ppf*i, hv note or otherwise are
requested to make immediate payment to Bee a
miw Hall, who alone .* authorised to receise
payment ot such c'aites lh« tuv k* and
uiisrliied htssiiiess of tfte firm, generally, beieg
is ft in Ii» band* by eswisent
BENJAMIN HALL.
EDW ARD J HARDIN
teptemher 2 «F6
MRS. ADAM HI TCHIMHOM
le.se so inl Ttjs fier friend* and toe
9 pjb'ic in genvial that t'e»terei»e* of her
School will w.th D'vme permission, re- I
SXieve lin A-j e t * OO the first Mo.vlsy 1 * i
her next The Behowl liwiiw is u tfaa Bridge
B* k Build.r.* No 133
s 4tw33
NOTICE.
INOIH moor * after d*W appltegtion »■’’ kt
made to t » H iwoeahie the JOU ICC* us the
loferier C curt of Rietiix»< rsd County while vitttc.g
tor ord’nary purport, for leave to set! all tbe
Ke* *»e t.ngmg to Ed mured Murphy. ■!#
ce.sert and late of Kjehutond Counts vix
I4UO acre* of !’»«# Ijiad in R-cbmocd foaaty,
2i*24 Acre* of Land in Ley County, and 2te24
Acres m Hall C. tsrifv.
ALEXANDER MIRPHT F-rerut**- |
* *4n Ik
APPH K \ TICE WANT KIT j
XI ANTED at tfc* Coorvr ufier an G
IT tmtici to the Printing B»*»oex«. He
••♦I he steady and of giwd ckxra. tet geoerally ;
owe about !4oe 16 yeart of »".U be preferred :
, otyeerstbet 6 7* j
TO RENT,
ftwppft Two Fire-Proof Store3 and Dwell
iugs. on the corner of Broad anti
Campbell-streets.
One Fire-Proof Store and Dwelling, No
Bridge Row. The Store and dwelling next abovt
the Bridge Bunk.
The Dwelling on Campbell-Street, opposite th<
Ware-House of Messrs. Bostwick k Baird.
For terms, ap-ply Io
M’KENZIE k BENNOCH
! July 6 ts 18
\ o*l lie Augusta Chronicle and Constitution
a list will insert the above.
TO RENT.
iLwawp AND possession given on the Is
day of Oct. next, that spacious ant
iABaBB well finished two story building ot
"Ufa* F.llis street, at present occupied bj
; Dr. Savage, and next below Henry Mealing
j F.sq’s dwelling. There is a fine roomy yard
I Pump and good spacious garden attached, anr
; all necessary out bouses. Also, the dwelling op
posite. suitable for a small family. . apply l<
Charity Maliarrv, or in her absence to
J. P. MAHARRY. Broad-Street.
August 9 28 ts
“toTientT"
S I ORE No 180. being second be
l° w siessrs Sibley Morrison’s.—
Possession given Ist October. Ap
to ROBERT A. REID
sept. 16 3t 39
TO KKNtT"
(And possession given the Ist Oct. nc?t,
jMfi A Tenement ic the spacious fire
*s*4lßß* P root Building, situated n«*xt belov
the City Hotel Lot. For terms
1 11 ¥ rfc which will be moderate, apply to
JOSEPH BIG NON
j sent. 16 Si 39
TO REN r,
; The House near TurkintVs Spring.
OmA It is convenient and well suited so
a BogßntWQ House during the Sum
MAksl mer n,on,lls * Immediate possessioi
owwwUHwwill be given.
ALSO, TO RENT,
Or icill be sold on the most reasonable terms,
aftjrjv I’lie House and Lot
nS~>ftfia formerly owned by George Allen
iMftgft ~r -sq. aud lately occupied bv E. J
Haidiu, Esq. Apply to
SAMUEL HALE.
May 3 104 ts
TO HEIST.
3mA FROM tbe Ist of October next, 1
#i convenient dwelling on Green-street
illftH suitable for a small family. Fo
terms apply to
G F. PARISH
July 29 26 ts
I'O KENT,
From the first of October next, thi
tl t rYf P' re Proof Brick Store, nt pirsen
Ij.n occupied by Messrs H. YV. Srtivell
oosUUg Cos. Apply to James Fi.arer, or
HENRY H. FIELD.
j June 21 16 ts
TO RENT.
isgsoj IMF, 4th *>toie iu the range no*
prPi,, ’ n P Thomas Cittnmii.g Po*
I sesjion given Ist October. Apply tr
rrllß T. S. METCALF.
J August 9 2H ts
Id RENT,
ikvtf. FHOMtbr Ut oi October next, tin
n« w Brick Store South Hroat
'Mjl Street, thud door lr..in Ccnlie strie
iwaUlHß—Also a very convenient House loi
! a siunn Iniiiily on Elli*-street, occupied by H. B
1 Mitchell. For fei mt apply 10
l). KIRKPATRICK, k Cos.
J June 28 28 if
TO RENT,
The convenient two Story liOL'SF
on Unen Street, next above the te
stdence of the subscriber. Pov»e*
■oJHa tioß given the Ist of October —Ap
pyt. JACOB DILI,
Am >oat 23 ftft td
To RENT.
Tbe spacious Store on Broad-St
nt present occupied by Messrs. I
I DotliciiCo Possession will be iv
sin dffßLa 111 on the lat October. Km teritis
apply 10 NELSON CAR I KK
sept< mbet 13 ts 38
xm< 1:.
f |)||K subscriber having purchased of Mr
1, Jll tin Davies, late of the firm of Davie* L
(. aler. hu ruliie Stork ot Grorrnrs, will kee[
cooftantly ihi band a general avxnrtment. null
would tetprctfully suluit the patronage of their
and his fticuds generally.
P. II SMFAD.
A 34 IHi
TO KENT,
tart THE two story dwelling bonae,
occupied by the *k.t>krriln|-, comet
I (irero and M Intosti Street*.
-*» A I . SO
The two story dwelitug ou the South side of El
lis-ttreet. neatly opposite to Hays K -wdie\.
ALSO.
A large one story Store on the South « : de of
Broad street, iirar'y opposite the Planter* Hotel,
at present occupied by George K In.up
C. M t ACHIN'
rept 14 39 3r
to Ri: vi\
Art 1 HE Store* ndj<> ntng the Sobecri
bt-r * Warehouse they ,ne Img.-
and conventee.l for the (truceiv busi
'J he tent low.
.1 MEIGS
»*pt 16 .'<9 6♦
TO KENT*
jtp; The Br.rk More. Noa. 212 1*214
OCCvptwl by Mi. Hail and [tr. Ban
'l*3l drv or ttie Store now in t.*.e <»cru
oubJUIHb pane v of VY m H Morgan t. Cos
Postrsxi tn givra the Ist t>ctob< r nt it
F BRADFORD
lepitmlwr 5> ts 37
ti kmK s:;i;r>.
\L YRGE supply of Kiesh lURNJp SEED
. of a very superior kind jju received and
for '“tie. either by p ood nr ucore. bv
KELSON « IRTEn It CO.
t*P* 6 -It 36
BACON
\LOT of . ijjerior BXt ltN o,n.iairc o'
. Htrat, Shoulders aod Middling*, jurt re
C'lved aod for sale o.» moderate term*, at ,
SHELTON'S WAREHOUSE
June 28 14 ts
NOTICE.
Proposals w.h t>e received until the fir«t
Saturday to October next, for fuenixhing |
the Jail with wood one year, from that date.—
Prisons wishing to engage m the buvn-1. will
hand their nppltcafior,s, (naming ppr. p.r
cord )to Air Frazer the Ke*p» r of tbe Jail
Bv order of the Jail torn mine*
GEORGE M WALEF.R
•ept 9 37 7t
OL» BRICK.
UANTE i* Porckaoe lO.'t'JOf.UBRK k
of goodqushty; for which a libera! ptice
w»U he given Apr.:* to
J. C. Me'THORIFR
ito*wy* 6 *h» 1
THE SUBSCRIBERS.
ARK daily receiving t-uch addin- ns to tlien*
former Sto«*k, R* will enable them to fur
nish Merchants and Planters with ns great o
variety as can be found in any Store it. tins city.
Their Stock embraces most of tbe leading Arti
cles necessary fur fnipilv use, usually ca u and fot*
in the GROCERY, DRY GOODS and HARJ&-
YVARE STORES:
AMONG WHICH ARE i
Hhds. SUGAR, ) .. . .... v
ioo Bags COFFEF.. \ Tanoutguahtut
10 hhds prime retailing Molasses
100 bolts heavy Hemp Bagging
100 do Flax and Tow do
10 hales Bugging, Seine and Shop Twins?
Bale Rope and Sacking, heavy
3 bales Shoe Thread
Prime Chewing Tobacco io boxes k kdgfj,
Prime Spanish and Common Segars
4000 bushels Salt. 12.000 lb». Bacon
1000 lbs. choice Hams, 20 boxes Soap
20 boxes Augusta made Candles
10 do Cotton and YY'ool Cards
200 kegs Nails and Brads, Lamp Oil
Swedes Iron, all sizes
German, )
Cast. at:d > STEEL
Blistered )
Sheet lion, Nos. 18. 19 and 20
Nni! Hods. Hoop Iron, Trace Chains
Mill Saws, Castings, &c. kc.
—also—
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
‘saddles, B a I D L E
WAGON GEAR,
UPPER & SOLE LEATHER.
All of which they are disposed to sell low for
Cash, or good Town Accep-.ances.
BREWSTER k PRESCOTT.
Near the Upper Marktt, South side'Broad St.
September 13 4tw 38
Administrator’s Sale.
IN conformity to aa Order of the Court of Off
dinary of Kichmond • ounty, will be sold on
the first Tuesday in Dt cemhei next, a LOT on
Green-Street, belonging to the Estate‘o(Charl£s
Martin, dec’ll Sab Lot is designated in thedi
nisioo of Bitd Martiu’s Estate, as Lot No. 3
(Hire* ); present* a front of 33 feet on OKeen-St.,
and extends back 174 feet. The object of the
‘>ale i» to m.ike regular Titles.
GEORGE J S. YVALKER, Adm r.
sept. 6 til 36
Administrator's Sale.
XjETILL be sold on the l»i Tm sday in Ocfuk
f j her next, at the Market House in the Ci
ty of Augusta, between the usual hours of sale,
the Library belonging to the Estate of Janie?
Moore deceased, consisting of Greek, Latin,
French and Spanish YVorks, History, kc.
JOSEPH A EVE, Adm'r
August 26 83 4t
Administrator's Notice.
J7l OUR months after date application will lib
made to the Honorable the Inferior Court
nl Kichmond County, when silting fin ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell a negro man n.lined
; Brittain, belonging to the estate ot .[aine, Moore,
| deceased, for the purpose of a distribution utnun^
| the heirs.
JOSEPH A. EVE. Adm'r.
Aug. 26 _ 4t 33
Georgia, Lincoln I'oimty.
I ftftFUEKEAS .Viltiain Bey old* ippli *io me
1 It fm Letter* of Administration de hoists
1 non on the Estate of Martin Picket, deceased,
1 heso are, therefore, to rite, summons, and
ndinoni-h all and singului the kindred and cred-
I ilor* of said deceased to be and appear at my
1 office within the time prescribed by law, to shew
I cause, if any they have, why said Letters should
j not be granted.
Given under tny hand, at office, this 9th of
September, 1 H3<»
FRANCIS F. FLEMING, r r o.
September 13 w3t 38
Georgia, Lincoln County.
V ft,’ HERKA3 YVilli.un Monrrief. Adtiiinistra
lf to» «>n tbe Estates of John Bentley nrvd
Joint Uir, demised ; and Executor on the Ex*
I tale of Austin M<>ncrief, deceased; applies to me
! for Letters Dhmistnry from said Estates •
Tlie*e are, therefore, so cite, summon, and ad
'• monish all and singular the kindred amt credi
tors of each of the said deceased, to lie and ap
pear nt my office within the time prescrib' and, to
I shew cause if any they have, why said Letters
; should not lie granted
Given under my hand, at office, (In* 9th of
1 3epteml*er, lfi3ft
FRANCIS F. FLEMING «■ o.
September 13 irfinn 38
NOTICE.
\LL persons indebted to tbe Estate, f Jarees
Moore, deceased, and late ot Bielinmnd
County, aie r'questid to make immediate pay
ments. —arid all to » hmn said Estate is indebted,
: will present their demand*,
t JOSEPH \ EVE, Adm r.
Aogusi 2 26 tO
We arc authorized to
te Jklr” (mnnuure Hkuiikn ('. Shorter,
E*q a Candidate to represent this ’'tale iu the
Congress <>f the United States at the ensiling
r lei tion.
August 6 If 27
Jtrfii- James M. Carter, Esq.
ami t'harlkm ij Hall, are my
law fill Attorneys dui ine mv at>sence
i HO.VI V3 fi. H YLL.
July 22 23 ts
c nrc aiitliori/.ud to
announce Kdward J. Black,
l'.*q *< a candidate for re-election to fir Kepi*
srnialive ttraoch of the Slate Legislature, at the
*ii*'iiug elrctir n.
July 19 ts 22
Wa B. Davis, ESiq i« fl
Candidal*' f.*r re-election he
Ist Monday in Or.to er next, to the Represents
live branch of the State Legislature
July 26 24 ts
We are authorised to
■w ann'mne** Ahhsl m Hh -dk-,
E«q. a Candidate to represent Bichinond County
a* it* '■Gnvor, in the n« xt Legislature.
July 24 24 ts
\N c are authorized to
AiC' announce Cit tRLK* J. Jt.vi.iK9,
E*q n candidate f.»r the IL-(»re*entatise Krancfi
<.t sl.e State Legislature, at tbe ensuing Elec
tion.
Augnst 2 24 ts
We are authorised to
atipmince Mr. W ILLIAM Mic 'l',
'oi a* a Caod date for the office of Receiver id
Tax ftriwrns. at the appro sctnng ekcfion in
J»cu*iy next.
Aufu.i 23 32 td
J4*> W e are authorized to an
■i n>un«e Mr. M. F BOISfLAIR
• * a Cafsdidate for re-election in tbe ftffiee of J
Ket*iv»r of Tax Returns, at the approaching J
MectKHs in January oesl. I
•est. 2 Id .’i6 1
We are authorized to 1
'\E3 Htup.r Mkaiivo, j
E*q. a Cso-ldiir tor rwlectm ’
a the ’•tata Sonata at the et»*>ue; de/litti.
A-scruff et-n
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