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Newspaper Page TextVOL. 5. PUBLISHED EVERT MONDAY ANDTfIUR DW AT 2 O'CLOCK. P. IK. A» Mr. Howard’* Brick Building*,opposite Mr.CummiD»’ a Law Buildings, M’lntosh Street. DIRECTIONS. Sale* of Land and Ntgrata, bv Administrators, Exr< tor*, or Guardians, are required, bv law, to be held on the Sr«t Tuesday in the month, between the hours of ten in »h<- forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the Court-ho* .e ot the county in which the property is situate—Notice of these soles must be given in a public gazette SIXTY days previous to the day of sale. Nonces of the sale of personal property must be give* in like manner, FORTY days previous to the day of sale. Notice to the debtors end creditors of an estute. must be published for FORTY day*. Notice that application will lie made to the Court nfOr dlnar, for leave to sell laud, must he published for FOUR /MONTHS' Noti-e for leave to sell Negroes, must lie published for J'OUR MONTH', before any order absolute shall be made fitrcou by tho court ■ ; 1 The following gentlemen are candidates for beats in the Congress of tho United States, at the election in October next. RICHARD H. WILDE, of Richmond THOMAS U. P CHARLTON, of Chatham THOMAS F. FOSTER, of Greene SEATON GRANTLaND, of Baldwin DANIEL NEWN AN. of Henry ROGER L GAMBLE, of Jefferson WILEY THOMPSON, of Elbert WILSON LUMPKIN, of Walton CHARLES E HAYNES, of Hancock HENRY G. LAMAR, of Bibb REU BEN C. SHORTER, of Jasper JAMES M. \YaYNE, of Chatham awa.., ■*■*■,<,ll ■ •mwm . !■■■■■ —ll. f~ r -mm Fsum the Albany Daily Advertiser. THE ACTORS IN THE SCENE NO. 11. DUPONT l)E L’EUKE— Minister of Justice. , Wo lihvo already noticed that tin; Count Gerard is fully Cwnipotent to the duiios assigned liiin by >ho jiri.Visional ito vurumont ol Fiance. As <oiriistor ol jus tice, L)v L’Eure is fully capable of <lis c|iartjn»4J >ho important duties ol its ad ministration. II ois a native of Norman dy, and is übout fifty seven year* «•( age*. II ■ was Died to the law, and bis filled in | Ins tmio vei v important situations in Nor mandy ai a judicial character. So te- Dmrltablv is in* love of truth and justice, that lie lias long since been known as tlm French Aristide*. In IHU lie took his teat as a mentbci of (he Fioiich Senate, and was noted for Jus good sense at|d learning. In I Hid mid ’ls, lie was vice president of the as semhlv. Since tlie restoration of the Bum bon*, lie has been frequeiitls a mem ber of thu chamber of deputies, and has jHirsued a course which lots never exactly pleased either the violent advocate* of I liberal or ulna opinions. When the ministers have been right, and have acted constiHiiiomiliv, he lias gone wnh them, lie is represented as being diiiinguiidied lor los hatred of up prtminn. Latterly, ho has been out ol favei with the court, and it is stated that he was deprived ol an important office, I without niiy reason whatever being given I for his removal. Ii« enjoys in an tout pent degieu the confidence ol the vatu out and the liberal minded. The adniuoitraliou ot justice is on tile I following basis: Tins Chaucullor o. Ft uue »s the lie.ui of all the courts ot justico. Tho f’ouit of (' issitioti ii he Court id \q> ( u\il lor tun kingdom, and call re verse the decisions ot hii) other court. , Besides po»*es*ilig the power ol removing the judges, it may petition and idvise tho King on existing legal delect*. This Court has a civil and criminal side, mill the section devoted to the latter sits all dm year round. The |o\ *1 court ol P u is, is a subordi nate court, having three civil chauihers, I one for appeals from police, and another I fer finding in hctmvnt*. There are tribunal* sot settling coin HUM mil ibfil' tilues, and lor eschequei bu* mivess, an office for giving legal ids ire to ■ the poor gratis, and tu each arruvr/ujr fJirnf, ti justice of the peace. Over these depertmeu’s Mon*. Dupont ■ I>e l.’Eurt* at present preside* NO 111. BARON LOUIS. Money is an im portant turn) m sustaining a government, and everv one knows thi ti is die si rw% of war. The iviiiUiniu receuds rlTi’i - od m France, ha* loitunstely she heovlit of the uatiott il tunds. The public irea- I *urv and the deposits m dir \ oio id bank I are all safo. They wore prcseisrd uu- B touched the thiee day* ot bloodshed aiul carnage in the capital. ■ Union Louis ha* been created minister of finance, and if we omv bdicte the ac- Counts wo luvn es him, ho will manage m hw» drparttnem with judgment aud fidelity. lie it a native of Lorraine, and is now ■ seventy-live years old. Beloie the rero ■ lution he was » clerical counsel!..r in the Parisian parliament, and was a warm g|| friend in the iwfant cause of liberty Hw ■ was entrusted hosoror w *th titanv import gl ant missions by thw untortueaia Louis, ■ but after his deeth be s*nu>»»i to Log y land, svhero lie devoted hitwaeil to the ' J sieds of finance- W hee Boeapaite br- H came eb.wf cousul, he w rfh m.iiy other H rmtgroes, renuned to I ranee, an<l obum -9 ud far hnMseil a place m the war office. ■ Ho than los* b* aevvrai succeaa.au sia- i .o»% ia the treavuiy. woere lie discovered ■ a vac h saperoW (aicn. that he w** created a ■ Baren. & eU*e» ernsrel Pans, and a ■ ptoswuouaJ g* semmeial became ..r<»na ■ iv ha.weoo stw» ah.lifßiD»« a*t Nspo eua H aad tit* arrival ol La era is>k, the aub»ecr B|| ui this ilsich eat made minister ot h ■ eaeca, and *ben the Kmg arnsed, he ■ wee retaMiwci m that office. . lie failfiluiiy ad tided to h.a whether H *• i<\ at os»* es l>Ucu” w ent wih biui to Ghent, and returned with him after the 100 days were over. He frill into dis grace for refusing to sign the treaty of 20th November 1815, by which 700,000,- 000 of francs were to be taken from the people of France as a pecuniary indemni ty to the allies. fi»r their trouble and ex pense in conquering Napoleon. Being ing a good financier, he foresaw the mise ry this would produce among the unhap py tax payers of his country, already ex hausted by a long series of troubles and sufferings. In 1818, however, his talents secured him a re-appointment to his former sta- j lion, but he held it only one year, for in consequence of his refusal to sanction a plan for altering the mode of electing de puties, which was in violation of the charter, he was displaced. We have not heard of his being much in public life since that period, other than holding a seat in the chamber, where he has resolutely opposed all tho unjust pro jects of the ministry. In ihe present cri sis ho seems tbe only man who could be well selected to fill the post he dow oc cupies. NO. IV. CASSIMER PERlEß —Minister of Interior and Public Works, Cassimcr Perier is a very distinguished man, and has long been before the French public as a financier as well as debater. He was born in Grenoble in ihe year 1777, and is of course 53 years of age.— i He is one of (ho Bankers of Baris, and I when wo last had ihe pleasure of being there, his office was at No. 27 Hue Nome I do Luxemburg. But it is as an orator 1 that Cassuner Perier has distinguished himself. The able and fearless represen tative of the department of ihe Seine, he } ha* neves hesitated to express his opinion ’ on all subjects connected with the public interest Perhaps in all tho chamber thcie has (i"i be.en a more fearless advocate. Some of his saving* arc worthy of remembrance. Daring a stormy debate on the 2l»i of March 1821, the conduct of the French ! ministry, in relation to some events lately transpired at Piedmont, came under con sideration. At that time the liberty id (lie press was a* much shackled as it ever could b»*, ami it was a common resource ot the liberty party to express their cen time tits fully in dehate, us thu report of that alone was free from the correcting revision of censorship. The ministry were observed on this occasion to qiuul before the friends of liberty. On winch Perier boldly exclaim 'd “ Why does the mere report of these events produce on the ministry the same effect as ihe trumpet* of Israel on the wails ol Jencliol” I iu-, tnen.se enufusmu followed (Ins singular re mark. In the mouth of February, of the seme j year, a Captain of Cavalry petitioned for j redress against an act of the ministry, which illegally deprived him of In* half j pay. Gen. L.ivaux got up and (old ihe minister piesmit that he was a disgrace io 1 In* country, and responsible not merely ! to (hr kiug, bin to the nation aad the ' army. Ot corns* ihe most violent outcries a ro*e from "the right,” rescruniiiations fol lowed, lineals were uttered bv the muds- j lerirtl party, and complete disorder was commencing when Cassuner Perier rush- \ ed fui ward o the Tribune and exclaim’d -—"l* ihe timu come then, in which we •nu io lose our heads] If, notwithstand ing the evidence ol t ins, the ministry te- 1 giird us as conspirators, I say thev do not do their duty. We are not inviolable,! geutlemeo. If wc have cnnspiiod, why not arrngn us T A* for mvself, I divest mvself »>f ihe diameter of Deputy. Min ister*! lei your liners strike us before wo leave the hull of uur deliberations." This was bold language, and would al ums induce us to believe, that then us 1 now, Fnincc wm nudway in • revolution, i N-* one can deny the subject of this j sketch the credit of hsvmg long siure j made up bis miml "to be, to do, or to | suffer/' The situation tint* held by lion is a ve> | i» important one. Tbe elector*! colleges, . the nomination of provincial offices, the , economy of pnsoos, the public works, sericulture, commerce and manufactures, •II come uodci hi* official notice. Not do they come aialapropo to Cassuner Pe ner. ile has writicu some excellent wo»ks on finaucr, aud is connected with I hit blather AUxiudor in some Valuable • and extensive n»unutjcioncs at Orleans. | Nor is itrs all. Ho w* at the hrad of a j large steam engine manufactory on Ins | on U account, and it deepl y interested in ' ihe success of the national industry. Per haps a moie popular msu can uoi he found jin Pari* than 'bis vers person. We w i>t for a further dev elopement of Ins ac knowledged talent. runi’osALS U/U.U be ituora )>» ih* Subscriber <t«u! tbe 30lb not tKn*u<fi (hr "\e»!ium ol't-e li’oM Office for *upf»K tag iH<* Trwojw lUttocev! *r ibr I'nUcJ State* At*rs»l suitu*u with Fiaah Howl i„, ou* year c >aounuiu< >'« Ikr lit Ocla her. ItsJU 1 i*r beef to deLyereil twar* a iw«rk »uvl in *u. b qaaulitiet a* in»* ■'* rrqoirwil C'H AS. !* MFRi HAN r lit Capt A ( >i»b J V. * Arteaol. ,epi £J 41 H> II J" Ib* 1 hiomcie *«>! Coo.utatsoaaiol at* irque*t*4 (a pul' tb ihf above. Junl Ufcrived, n v c•> a s / g v m t: y t. *> •a* kiku AN l Awsaic*s i»4 u*t Lena* ®*J* FI ANO ib« l*i*Ml nuiiiiif*, tufril by VA hwX N*» A Hk. ***d ulroei by .*»• «l ibe best Aasateui* -Ajf’j «J Mr Kim* t Store •* »• JOAFPU BJGNON. March 4 «? if AUGUSTA, (GEO.) MONO AY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1830. West-lnd’ia Pveser\es, &c. DOZEN Geava JELUY in jars &. boxes 2 dozen Jars Preserved Pine Apples 2 do do do Guavas 2 do do do Limes 10 Boxes white Havana Sugar 5 Baskets super ior Champagne 6 Bids. Fresh Brazil Nuts j 5 do do Madeira do I 6 do do Filberts ! 10 do do Soft shell’d Almonds ! 25 Boxes do Olives and Capers Fresh Gunpowder, Imperial, and Hyson, TEAS, in Caddies and Boxes, fee. c. Landing this day, and for sale by G. T DORTIC fc Cos. sept 16 39 242 Broad-St. Bagging and Bacon. 500 PIECES BAGGING assorted quali ties, and 20,000 pounds superior Bacon, For sale by W. it H BRYSON, sept 2 35 6t SALT. 12.000 BUSHELS for iu lots to suit purchasers. RALPH KETCHU.M. sept. 16 6t 39 LARD. 2,000 LBS of prime Leaf Laid, a con siderable poition of which, is put up in sinail jais, suitable for family use, at No. H 19 M. NELSON. sept 20 402 t BACON! BACON!! The Subscriber has received, on Consign ment, 30.000 LBS PRIME BACcN, Consisting of Hains, Shoulders and Middlings, which he will sell low. Purchasers over .$ 100, *0 day s, credit appoved endorsed paper. L. HULL. August 5 27 FRICSH FLOUR -20 BBLS Fresh Baltimore FLOUR, just j received and for sale low, L HULL. August 5 27 if BORDEAUX CUAKET. CASKS Superior Bordeaux CLARET, For tale low by L. HULL. August 6 27 ts :»oo kVa.S UlT(i.\Ts FF. & FFF. GUNPOWDER 6110 beg* Coffee 200 coil* Bale Rope— tierce Twine For sale by PILI.iiT L LF.B VRBIFR. July G ts IM ~ B ACON. 75,000 pounds piune BACON, lon SAM tow. HV SIBLEY MORRISON. *ept. ft ;t6 4w \ irgima Manufactur'd 'Tobacco. 10 KEGS Manufarturrd TOBACCO. For sale by I. HULL August A 27 ts Sugar tfc Bagging. /.anding Thts ! hiy, and for salt low from Ihr Wharf. • HMDS New Orleans SUGAR yj Pine* hemp Bagging G. H MF.TCVLF. July It* 23 o CLERK WANTED. (k NE who I. thoroughly acquainted with !iti " tiuctt. who write, a good hand aud ttn i detstaml. account. . who ran bting te.timomaU | as to sobriety, u trgritv and capacity of chaisr : ter. None other nerd ap|9y Id awcli an one a proper salary will tig pa. l. Addrr.t L M j Courier Office, stating the salary expected •ept 2S it 4 I BOARD. \FK\Y Gentlemen can be accommodated a* Day Koardei. in tbe lower Teneiueul of Ibe llti.lge bank Hulldi g« sept. 23 ts 41 Frmh Tta, Ac. Ac ,| O I ’bests ll vson Tea 4* y ‘ si"* 1 m.,t Lump Sugar n h”*'* *pef m Candles ‘ 5 mat* (inoaui-m A 6U' c.nk. M» if» VV inc I do cio Port Wine I halfpipe *lil Madeira WTne 1 Hog.head Sugar House M iliiuj Jusi Recused and far sale last JOHN COSKF.RY 250 Brood Strut. September 2 36 if Ju»i Uecei\cd. 40 Barr it Northero Gin I') do Apple Brandy tierces f Sperm o*l I'** him I allow Candles 2*l Demijohn*, .upenor old Conner Bra.’,^ FUR OSt C, HT C PHILLIPS Ac-«st 9 23 1 1 liEMiA \L ri*HF. Su!«*e?ibe» reiprttl.ii informs h,* I fnend. that he ha.* Knuore) ha StoeX from Mi Wui H Turpio * Range to is* ,und occupwd by Hall k Hardin, in the tquare shot* the tower i aiket where be hat on hand a good sup, t* of article, .wite,' to the sea aow ;—Couuaiing «i Dry Gued*. Hardware aod Utocenn. sQ of which be will tell on the most an««aii<Uha{ term, WM F, BROD.N XX Sepu 23 41 If NOTH E. IN coeuq'WiK* t Ike withdrawal of Mr T ho rns. barren tbe Arm sf Nsuaa Cams L Cs aiti. ia future, cowaaat of «ai; 1 AS. M CARTER sad NF.ISDX CARTER. *, *er? NOTICE. PROPOSALS will be received until the first Saturday in October next, for furnishing the Jail with wood one year, from that date.— Peisons wishing to eugage in the business, will hand their applications, (naming the price per cord,) to Mr. Frazer, the Keeper of the Jail. By order of the Jail Committee. GEORGE M. WALKER. | sept 9 37 7t ~NOTICEI ALL persons indebted to the Estate f James Moore, deceased, and late of Richmond County, are requested to make immediate pay ments, —and all. to whom said Estate is indebted, will present their demands. JOSEPH A. EVE, Admr. August 2 26 tO ~ NOTICE. Tl IV.l V. subscriber having purchased of Mr John Davies, iate of the firm of Davies k. Caier, his entire Stock of Groceries, will keep constantly on hand a general assortment, and would respectfully solicit the pationage of their and bis friends generally. P. H. SMEAD. Aug 30 34 lm NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of Hill k. Harpi;*, by note or otherwise, are tequested to make immediate payment to Benja min Hull, who alone is authorized to receive payment of such claims—the books, papers, and unsettled business of the firm, genet ally, being left iu his hands by consent. BENJAMIN HALL. EDWARD J. HARDIN. September 2 £tt 35 RICHMOND HOTEL. ' l 9ol—- fIIHF, Subscriber having liken tbe RICH I. .<tOSD IIU I EL. *t uiilh side Brand-street, and oi'/jositc the New Mark- 1, Augusta, (Geo ) Would inform his friends and the public irinerai ty that he will open the same on the lslofUc ti.hci in it, tor the leceplioii nt Bnurder* anil transient customei* The pntronage of auv friend will be thankfully received, ami gratefully acknowledged by every possible exertion to please. EDWARD W. COLLIER. Sept 16 3y ,f tn* Tbe Carolinian. r.t Eilgeficlt!. and the Geo. Ji><iri..il at Miltcdgriille, will invert tbe above weekly four week*, and forward their arcounK to itie aubyct iber, in Augu.tu, (or payment. ~ A " f{ Y I he aubacritie* informs his friend* vj t/ an I Ihe pul'll, in general, that tho' tjT) Jf detained in business longer than he P expected he *• ill open in a frw day* ViA wuh « stock entirely new, and the la. test importtations from F.urn|>eaii markets. 1 tus stock will cou.ut of Oft v the in «.i fashionable Good* the New- U\\ York Market c»uld furnish Hoping Es « tHat those peisons who c.d! on the m U •iibsenber, will find every a.connno f datum they may desire, he is deter leriinneil uopaiut sh ill tie spared to gite gene ral .atisfacttou. J W ILLIAM KIBKE, rpt 9 37 r, t NOTICK THE Subset ibers having entered 4_' *f» mto t opartuershtp in the I)|U ti J AND MFDI< INK business under ■■ the firm THOM A3 D A K B ETT L CO. Have takcu the .tore foi merly occupied by Messrs G. W Butler A f'o on the upper corner at ti e -m i ert loading to tbe Planters' Hotel where they tender Ikatr tr rvtces to their fnendt and tiie public grruraliy J AS. M. CARTER. THOS BARRETT. sept 23 _ 41 3t TO HUNT, flat large Grocery Store at prr sent occupied bv ( <dhn< L. Muitun. j Also the ocrupied t.y P. La ■■JHarr troth good stands For term*, apply to A. SLAUGHTER L C I.ABI Z AN. or W P. DEAR MONO srpt 23 41 4t TO RENT. From thr first of fWt 'Ner next, the j s * jS Dwelling on Ke.aob* now oc 111 HM inpicu by >lr Richard Alien. For ternts, «pp ! y to B \RN A MtKINNE sept B tO 41 To RENT, Two Fire Proof Stores and Dwell logs o:* the corner of Be >*d and j| .My Caaspbell-slteet'. One Jirv-P-oof . < tore a.ul Ibng No 4 Bodge IU. 1 e Store am* owe bug or it abuse the Hrdge FKr.k. T L'we! , r f .n Canphe’ ' i, reet. npp»«,tr tbe , W tfr-Hi'***- i.f Alcim Bostwick k ibiid. For terms, op pis l« M'kt.NZLE 4. BENNCKII ; Ju’y 6 ts l« U"Thr Aug iita Cbreotc'e and Cor.rti'ation alilt will .nfceif tbe *‘ov» TO RENT. W A N D posaes.iow gnren no the Ist «1»* o«Dct negt that aud »«*' 6a.*hed two stoiy butidtog us «•*! * .tree! at pre**-..t occupied by t [lf M»**t and next lelow Henry Mcaluig . Faq * dwe ltng There is a 6.ir roomv sard. ' Pamp sad good spa. mat g&rdea attached, sud : * 1 oeceasary out Loa«ei. Air*, the dwelling op- , pavtie stillable flit a tmall family. aj.»p v to Cbarrty Maharrv, a i. K*« •* recce to J P MAIIARRY Bread *trr*t August 9 Th rs '"cards" and 11 AN DBI LLS, ysfEi fr-asi'd eti fA.vt Oi>r*. NOTICE. TTI HE Subscriber wishes to purchase fifty j JL likely young uegroes, of good character; ’ the description wauted are Boys from 12 to 15 i years, and men from 15 to 25. A few young women would be purchased, if likely. None need lie offered unless they can be certificated. The above number of negroes are wanted inttne i diately; peisons wishing to sell, can find meat ! Messrs. Musgrove, Wetmore, &cos. Warehouse I or at George Rountree's Store; in iny absence 1 my son, Henry Grimes, will act for imp. Wm. G. GRIMES. Nev 9 54 ts FOR SALE~ ttwwn A House ami Lot in the village of SBm gtaw Harrisburg. The said House and Lot ' s next adjoining Henry Mealing’s taifWa corner, and known as the Red House. Ihe above premises will be sold at auction at tbe Market House tbe first Tuesday iu October next. Terms at sale. M. NELSON. sept 20 403 t TO RENT, riffjwc STORE No. 180. being second be low Mevrs Sibley &i Morrison’s. — Possession given Ist October. Ap — JwnLpiy to HUBERT A. REID spfit. 16 3t 39 TO RKNT, (And possession given the Is! (Art. next,) & A Tenement in tbe spacious fire proof Building, situated next below tbe City Hotel Lot For terms, which will he moderate, apply to JOSEPH BIGNON «ppt 16 3t 39 TO RENT. £wiji FROM the Ist of October next, a iiSBK Co,,v *‘ n ' eH * dwelling on Green-street, HIW suitable for a small family. For tm terms apjdy to G. F. PARISH July 29 25 ts TO RENT, >*wQ Fiom the first of October next, the Fire Proof Brick Store, at present L||9B occupied by Messrs. H. tV. Sen veil, '•'fcwfc Cos. Apply to Janies Frazer, or HENRY H FIELD. June 24 15 ts T()KEi\ir I HE 4th Store in the range now Tt | erecting by Tlioiiimh ( uiiiiiiing Pos- I sev.iori given Ist October. Apply to T. s. METCALF AufUit 9 28 ts ro BENT, JumO. FROM the Ist of October next, tbe new Uriek Store South Side Bioad f (I Strei t, third door fi win Centre-street *fniw Also a very convenient Hoose for h Hio.ll! I.itiiily on Ellis-street, occupied bv B. H Mitchell. F'or terms apply *o D KI Ilk PATRICK, L Cos. June 26 28 ts TO RENT, 1 be convenient two Storv HOUSE l IIVM ou Oreeii Street, next above the le- Hideoce of the subscriber. Pos.es ■—4vion given Ihe Ist of October Ap ply to JACOB DILL ASgIMt 23 32 td TO RENT. JbacU The spacious Store on Bro»d-Sl et present occupied by Me,,rs I DoiticitCo. Possession will be -ive •aiffißfc*en on the lit October. For t« r<n«, *ppi» to NELSON CAR 1 KK septt r -1 13 if ;*8 TO RENT, Aral ’IHE two story dwelling house, occupied by the corner Gwen and M Intorh Stieet*. Ibe two stoiy dwelling on the Soqth side of E!- lik-itiei t, opposite to Hay* B iWdre’s. ' xt.so, A la> fe one vtory Store on the South lii). *f I Bloail-alieet, tieaily opposite the Plauiers' Hold, ! *t (. 1 event occupied by George It Je*«up C. M. CAnHIN sept 16 ,39 .It TO KENT, Jwk IHE Store* Hltjiiiuiii; the Snb.cri l»eiS '* " “rehouse. They Hie laige ilCftHB * n 4 conveoieut for th. (iroeui v bust mm .AfTß*„ e ,k —The lent low. J MEIGS nfit 16 .39 tit TO RENT, [ occupied by Mr*. Hail aid Dr. Ken gs dry, or the Store now m tfie < • ru ■ WLa psnry of W m H Morgan ‘u. Co. — Possession given tbe Ist October n-it F. BIUDFOim ! September 9 ti .37 Warr-llouse to Rent. f IUIE Ware-House nowocetipied l.y Edward 1 Campfieid. and in good repair, will l>. rented ftons lbe I*t of Octotwr next —For terms, which will be moderate apply to ALLENS a PADD(M:K. August 9 Lb lO FOUND, SOMETIME m August lasi oil |t,e Mdtedge. »:!:» Kovd, abrnrt two uii'e* from Augusta a fravr'lin, BA(» containing an Overcoat, pair ol P.ntsloons and pair of Boot. The owner ca» has* th« Bag and content, by describing them a»d paying tor this a.i vertiserueut. Apply at it;it K ENT'6, near the Lower Market. sepl. 16 di BACON !! \LOT of »up'ri'*r BACON, of Hacit, Shoulder* and Muidß igs, just r* ceived and for ‘ale oe moderate term*, at SHELTON’S t* AftF.fIOU SF. j Jufse 28 16 rs Medical College ot S. Carolina.! tl'Hh LE< It RES of this lostirntioo will u 1. resumed the eecoud Mond.y 14 Novoaaber and continue oulil M«rch .Dolnsiy—loho E H /iLfo A. M D. swrgrry— Jaww* Rarr>vay M D hutshtUt and fan n . ~ - Penr.ueafMrdxnat > Henry Dickaoa, M. D I Jfoiena St’d'Ca —H.ury R ;F fo *t. M'dmsfery \ end the Diseases ts \ T G. PnoL-au M D H«uii **4 t bUrta J (AraiWr, Ar Pxmrmaey— E-laa’d Ravrorl M D Paikoia* x&l and axrgicai i Aaafo.y * ] 3 AY.-wer, Mf> Dimansirator ts Anctfns —J. RAje-r M. D. HENRY R. FRtfST l»eaa. Ckvieifct Aagaet 2% 'JO ssM CERTIFICATE. Philadelphia, Feb. ‘2olh, 1627. Mr. Wm. VV Potter:— DEAR SIR:—Two years have now elapsed since my daughter Mary Ann hasbWn, by tlie use of yoyir invaluable Medicine, restored to a state of much better health than wc could rea sonably have expected ; and as a duty 1 oive to suffering humanity, and gratitude to yourself, I teuder this. Dusting it may prove useful to those similarly alHicted. About twelve years ago she complained of se vere pains in tier back and hip, w >ich gresg worse and worse, until she was almost unable to move, or turn herself in bed. During this pe riod, her buck and hip swelled very much, aud the pain extended down the leg, which lost its natural power: a wasting of fltsh—loss of appe tite, and emaciation ensued, and her couuti u incu despicted misery. She continued without much, if any, alteration for the better, (Keeping her strictly under the advice of an eminent medical gentleman, ) for a considerable time, when the swelling on the hip began to increase ; hei phy sician's prescriptions hei ame useless; they re commended the steel jacket —one was procured, tried, but in vain, and tlie disease seemed tq hid defiance to all the well-know remedies in that complaint, that were here employed. She was then cousidctcd as incurable. Her sister having died of the same complaint, after an illness •(' four years, we were of opinion that Mary Anu must share the same fate. Having heard of the remarkable success of your Cath.dicon in scro fulous 1 on)piaints, I was ie*o ved to make a trial of it. She began to use it, aud in a few tlaya the swelling on tbe hip broke, and discharged grestly: she could then use her crutches—in tt few weeks longer her pains disiyipeared—the discharge ceased—the ulcer heided—her appe tite returned—and her whole system resumed its wonted vigor. I believe, had your invaluable medicice been used when she first complained, it would have prevented her frpm being a cripple for (lie rest of her life. With many thanks for the benefits which my ' daughter has derived from the use of your inval uable Cutkolrcon. I remain * Yours, Respectfnliv, JOHN M’CURDY. Jui,. JVo. 38, Chesnul-slrcel. * (FT The genuine Catholicon is to lie had of my nly authorized Agents Messrs. Tukpin k D* A.ntignac, in Augusta. W. POTTER, Philadelphia August 12 29 if RICHMOND AUADE3IV. rpilF. EXERCISES of the Richmond Acadc | my wit) be resumed uu the first Monday iu October next, under the direction of James P. Wadilel a* Ri-ctot; the Rev Serene Taylor as Principal of the English department, and James B. Eiifitte Esq as Teacher of the French and Mpanii.il Lnntrungrt 1 lie Studies pursued jo the First Class will he. the Latin and Greek Classics, with the Eletneu tary .Mathematics, and occasional attention to such F-nt'liih Stiidie. as from the deficieucy of the pupils, may seem necessary. The Second Class will iittend to all the lirar r.hes of n plain and solid English Education. A* sivtantTeacher* will be provided should the nun;, her of Pupils render it expedient In the first Clius, the farms of Tuition ais Eight Dollais per quarter. In the French and Spanish, or either, Eight Dollais per quarter In the department under the direction of Mr. Taylor, Six Dollars. One Dollar per quarter for the two Winter quarters is required for wood ia addition. By a legulaiton of the Board of Trustees, tho Tencliei* are not allowed to receive any Pupil into ibeir respective Clavse*. without a receipt 6>>ni the Treasurer, of which all concerned will p ease take notice. JAMES McLAWS. Cltrktf Irra’r. sept. 23 4t 41 Wc arc authorized t 6 announce Reuben C. Shouteb, F,«q. a Candidate to repre.i nt this s,a, e j u tho Congress of the United States at the ensuing^ election. August Ats 27 James M. Carter, Esq. i,*®* *wl Charles L. Hall, are my I la* Jut Attorney* during my absence. i THOMAS G. HALL. ] July 22 ’ 23 ts j . "i* We are authorized to ■ announce Howard J. Black, ' K«q a< a candidate for re-election to the K. pre v-uli'tive branch of the State Legislature, at the ensuing election. July 19 ts «2 - W. B. Davis, Esq. i« a Catiditlate for re-eloction on the Im Monday in Octn er next, to th# Represents live brancii ol the State Legislature. ] July 2ft 24 ts Wc are authorized to | ffCir announce Dn. JOHN DHNT, .1* * t audidate for the representative branch of j tli* “■late Li gislature ut the coming election. ; Ju, y 29 ts 25 W e arc authorized to announce Henry Meal inc, y.tq. a Candidate lor re-electian to Ihe State Senate at tha ensuing election. August 5 tf27 are authorised to .'announce Arsaldm Rhode*, F*q. a Candidate to represent Richmond Crumiy at it* Senstnr, iu the n*xt Legislature. July 26 24 ts We are auttioriKed to announce Mr. William Mieotr, as * Candid.l# for the office of Receiver ol Tax 15. turns, at the *ppro«thing election ia January nest. Afljwt 23 32 id are authorized to an nnunce Mr. M. F BOISCLUR »» a CiKtidib for re-r-lection )u tl>» tlOica of Ktieir.r of J»x Returns, at tha approaching Election mi January next sept. 2 »and 35 e are uiitiionzed to CharlehJ. Jr mu nr, Fiq a candidate for the Kapretenialive Branch of toe bi*te Legnlatura, at the au*uiug Elec tion. * Aufirs* 2 26 ts DISSOLUTION. r I4HE Copartnership heretofore exitiing be | tween Edmund B I Ouiup.on Gl.brrt Cvffry, t. disa-Aved. GILBERT COFFF.Y. CatmpljeUltn Camph’tl • *> G-s lip SHERIFFS TITLES, Jop gnarttd sad sot tabs at thu Uf!t*rr NO. 42.

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Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837, September 27, 1830, Image 1