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In-ought to him; and hi ntvtt failed to present
Limself, every day at breakfast, all those which
he had collected in the course of the day before.
It may be easily supposed that, when this prac
tice was known to the public, the child was ne
ver at a loss for petitions.
*****
After the disasters in Russia, Madame Montes
quieu had added these words to her pupil’s in
fantine prayers s "0 God! inspire papa with
'the desire of making peace, for the happiness of
France, and all of us.” Napoleon happened one
evening to be in bis son’s apartments at his pray
■mr hours. Madsme de Montesquieu changed
toothing, and the Emperor heard the child re
peat the words we have quoted. He made no
veply on the subject.
When his boy was born, great was the bustle
•in France. As Madame Durand wag present
■with the Empress Maria Louise at her accouche
ment, and Mademoiselle Ducrest with the Ex-
Empress Josephine when the news arrived, w*
learn both sides o f the story ; we have a copious
report of the event itself, and of its effect upon
the poor divorcee.
The case was one of difficulty, and Dubois, the
accoucheur, did not conceal from the Emperor
the fears he entertained. “Think only of the
mother,” he exclaimed with energy; “give her
all your care." Instruments were necessarily
employed—the operation lasted 26 minutes.—
"Napoleon,” sny* Madame Durand, “supported
only five minutes in the apartment —lie let go the
band of the Empress, which lie had till then held
ia his hand, and retired into a dressing room,
pale as death, and scarcely in his senses. The
moment he was informed that the infant was
horn, he rushed into the apartment and flew to
wards liis wife, and folded her in his arms. The
child was seven minutes without giving any signs
of life. Napoleon cast his eyes upon him for an
instant, believed him dead, and never uttered a
word respecting him—he occupied himselfsolely
with the mother. Some drops of Urandy were
blown into the mouth of the infant—his hack was
slightly struck with the hark of the hand, and
he was then wrapped up in warm napkins At
length he uttered a cry, and the Emperor rushed
to embrace him.” It thro seemed that the birth
of a son was the last and best gift that Fortune
had in lier power to bestow on one whom she had
•already so largely favored "
Extracts from a Tranlhr’s Notes, Continued.
Friday, August 13/A.—Mr. and Indy,
have this day returned from the fulls, and have
given me further interesting particulars of this
magnificent object. They state the whole fill
of water to he not less than 600 feet in four dis
tinct cataracts, all within the space of three
miles. They approached near to each fall, and
£ axed on Its ininiitatablr glut lea with admiration
•ud awe. 1 lie avenue up the river is difficult
and dangeious, hut they surmounted all obatn
<le», and obtained a full satisfactory view of this
giand display of majesty. Their description of
the brilliantly beautiful rainbows that appear in
various situations alaiva the fulls, cao only he
conceived by those familliar with such scenes.—
Mrs 8. took a sketch of the principal fall, and
will pi nimbly lake others as opportunity offers
a. it is net essaty that several should he taken
from different situations, in order to convey a
correct idea ot the object. I tin ther understood
that a gentleman, who has formerly visited the
Niagara Falls, gives these the most unqunliiflrd
preference, for their display of majesty .glory and
grandorr. It certainly appears to ine to lie
worth a voyage across the Atlantic, and richly
slessrviug tha immediate attention of nil the lu
versos nature, and the votaries of fashion and
leisure.
August HiA —This morning, in the com
pany of Mr. EI visited the Iron Wotks
of Mr. Moses Stroup, of this county, (llaher
sham,) about three milea West of rh* Cl. House,
where I had a gratifying view of that valuable
establishment. It it not yet completed, having
t»ri n in commencement only about two months
lie thinks it will he in perfect npsiation about
i'hilftmas, when lie espects to manufacture
wrought and ca>l Iron of all descriptions ; alto
intends rsfa’.liihing a manufactory t nails which
ran he afforded of as good a quality, and at as
low prices as any article* ol Northern Manufac
ture cmi ho nAbided tor in the State, He pre
sented me with two *|>eriovens of the native ore,
which I should judge to he well calculated to
produce wiougHt fir cast linn ol as food quality
as any Lamp* an loundiy Ile informed me that
the ore is in insshaot'itde quantities about four
mile* (loin the foundry, which it situated on the
North side of the Ssguir river, which heie falls
over a beautiful ledg* of rocks about twenty left
deep, farming a beautiful little cataract The
machinery was not in operation to day, hut »p
prats to be of a simple construction, and will
prudu. e oue ton of pure or pig Iron per day. It
will be in opei «t on on Monday, and if not ns
conveaieot, I shall attend to a more minute de
scfiplion On (bis site, is elso a saw and grist
mill. blatktuMlh shop, ke ami the situation it
admirable for an rstensive t'otion Machine.
Distilling, and other establishments, requiting
considerable quantities of water. 1 Ins is another
of the many iutnealmg objects eontugious to
C'laikseiile, aud is a charming, rural situation for
any person wishing seclusion and amusement
connected Mr 8 has just finished anew range
of neat ceitttuodious house*, about a nine >ou:h
of this machinery i and i» the cooclushvo. I
would recommend Mr Sand hit improvements
to the attention of *ll fitends to domestic indus
try, ansi peiievettng enterprise —aad particular
ly would | recommend to the a Item in* of infatu
ated disunion!*-,* and tiaitorou* coil,tint, the
wstdoin ol our government iu encouraging such
• tictupli la prow out Independence «nd in pa
tronraiug the itsdosirv ol such valuable otiseu*
csl our country Ihe loads to these works are ea
cvlleol, although part of them ate formed unmr
dus'vl* oa the side* ol steep hilta. aud at* direct
ly ta sight es the rivet*
The Wie**»| »re rhe teo (rat Resaluuoa* of
a meeting af the t u sens af its# neighborhood at
Horae Creek Bisdg* 8 t «*• the Mtfctalt
1 Healseed, that Ht*• uh regret w* see the
(ililenl el ths* Btate. demited to the quel pur
OW«4 of wealth aud happroeas va.oyiwg a* they de
as «*it if wet greater bessej. tnau has ever
kieea the psrbsa afaat part es the human race.
JtsHß the days at Adam to the pseeern uar
S HhaofeW.—-That we ivt its# tariff set at 'IS.
m *»mat »• the ghamimg mrereer* at rhe B**.
Chora , v «•*•#. hut. w«h aid r*s »—>■ its at *****
•km twahpared ** »W * «*• 1 •**•-
It i§, tu a molehill to fe mountain. VFe deprecate
the idea of a Convention for the purpese of de
claring a solemn act of the General Government
void. We know of no such right existing in an
individual state; and view it as the entering
wedge to disunion, anarchy, civil war and des
potism.
DIED,
On Friday last, in this Mrs. Riley, wife
of Moses Riley.
On Monday the 27th ult. Wm. B. Hammox*,
in the 33rd year of his age.
Near Milledgeville, on the morning of the 20th
September, Mrs. Sarah A. Cheney, of South
Carolina.
On the 24th ult. in Macon, Albert G. Clop
ton, Esq. a native of Henrico county, Virginia,
aged about 32 years.
At 4 mile Branch, Barnwell Dist. S. C. on the
22d ult. RtcHKRD Handsford, aged 9 years. 6
months and 14 days.—Also on the 30th John
William, aged five years, two months, and
twenty-two days, sons of R. H. and Eliza F.
Tutt, formally ofEdgeficld Dist. In the deaths
of the above. Providence has laid an afflicting
hand on their parents ; but we say, Blessed be
our Heavenly Father! Let his will be done.
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
ARRIVED.
Sept. 30—Sell. Richmond from Philadelphia
“ George, from St. Johns
Oct 2—Brig Frances from Philadelphia
“ Pavillion from N. York
“ Othello “ “
Steam Boat Carolina from Sitter’s Ferry
Lamar’s Boat No. 1, from Augusta.
Private Roarfling House.
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be acromrao
dated with Board, or Board and Lodging,
by application at the Br : ck Hoiife, lately occu
pied as the City Hotel, No. 147, Broad street.
Oct 4 44 3t
~NOITCE^
•(WEglflfm. The Agent of the
Steam Bout ( ompany
i not discharged any of
*-****‘VeHie^eadfow-ftsih» Hands from the Com
pany ’« employ, the report to tlie contrary not
withstanding Oct 4 it
TIN PLATE.
-g /h/\ BOXES TIN PLATES. For sole by
lUU W. A. MITCHELL.
No. 134 Broad Street.
October 4 wSt 44
PI IA N<) PORTE SC lIOOL.
FI OIF. Subscriber respeelfu’ly informs his
| Friends and the Public that lie has open
en a SCHOOL for the purpose of giving Lessons
on the Pisno Forte, This Day. at Mrs fhornp
son's, corner of Broad and Mclntosh streets,
where he may he found every day from eight to
1 o’clock A. M and from 3to 6 r w.
Those who are desirous to cuter at the first
qiioiter wili please make early application.
JOHN D. SPKIS3EGGER.
October 4 Ift 4-1
A <SaLd«
•V.ff 11. BACON re-pc tfully Informs bis friend*
Jf 1 and the Public, that lie has returned to the
( ny, and re commenced tin* day, giving l.c*-
soos uo the PIANO FOR IE. He will he found
at the U. Slate* Hotel.
Oct « 41 It
Brought to Jail,
IN Jacksnnboro’, Scriven Cos. on the 27 th idti
ms. a mulatto man named Janie*, about 20or
25 venr* nf age. ft feet 6 niche* high, lay* he he
lling* to Saiuurl William* of i harlestun, 8. C.
and that he runaway sometime iu the month of
July last 'I hr owner i* request# Ito coin# for
ward, prove hi* properly, pay espensr* and take
him away.
PAI L WILLIAMSON. Jailor.
Oct. 4 4 1 it
Administrator'B Sale.
% V ILL lw sold on the Ist Tuesday m Decern-
V P her next, at the Market House m the Ci
ty ol Augusta, bv order of the Court of Ordinary
«t Richmond County. A Lot iis said city, nesi
the corner of FIT* and Centra streets. and nett
below (lie lot occupied by Wn*. Jackson. Esq
Also tin shares of the capital stork af (be State
. Hank of Georgia and a negro man (lave named
' Peter, sold a* the property of Wm A Walker.
| deed, for the purpose of making a division
among his hcira.
ANDREW J. MILLER.
October 4 44 td
Georgia, Lincoln County.
I 11’ HERE A3 W dliair Woods apple • tome
V V f°r Lettri* ol Adminuti a I too on the l.i
I tale and effect* of Abram Fields, late ot said
j county, deo'd
I hv.e are therefore to rite, summon and ad
1 monish all and singular the kindred and credo
; torso) said dec'd, to be and appear ai my office
within the tune presetilse.t by law to file then oh
ircltons any thev have > nod shew cause wh*
said letters should not be gt anted.
Given under my hand at office, this 29th of
Bept IHJO.
THOMAS F. FLEMING, c c «
Oct 4 it ;t
Administrator's Sale.
%% II I be sold l > .MORROW Tuesday) the
* " sth rust at 7 o.clock, at the More of rh#
j Subscriber. I 111. I IBHAUT, belonging to th#
Estate ol J*u»*s Mocre, deceased Am mg which
j are many valuable works, iu Freocb. Greek,
j Latin and Spanish.
* tso,
Law Medical. Historical, Theological and
' Miscellasmm** WORKS—sank • large collection
! ofN ra *t*a|*#r * M gas **e* Maps. fcc. a.c
At SO,
1 Elegant Violin. I Portable Desk
| Tanner** America a Atlas, I Lavottne* Vila*
Tiros Casa
C. I HILUPS. Anct’r
! *r 4 41 l!
NOTICE.
rffNlH co partnership heretofore existing un
| d#r the Arm of SMI lit L ROBBINS, to
Charleston 3. C ts dutroivsd by it* own Umita
lion. ll# buauste* wid be settled by G W
Smith
G W SMITH.
E KOBRINS
The Subscriber* have formed* connexion un
der th* A< n« of Smith. Horrts .V Cos. and *i;l can
tints* th* liar Jwsr* Butiuess at d* old establish
•sent of South i. Robbosa. Charlextoss 5- C
a W SMITH
WM. HARRIS.
R F. SMITH
Si*** York sept SI October 4 44 e3«
2LY* The MilkrdgevUle Jowrwal wit! puMrsh tbe
• Wee sveefoy tar three asoatba aas; forward tie
tatetp to lit iabacitbe *%.
Scriven Sheriff's Sale .
WILL BE SOLD
ON the first Tuesday in November next, At
the Court-House in Jacksonboro', Scriven
County, between the usual hours of sale,
167 Acres of Land, (more or
less, in Scriven County, being part of a tract
originally granted to Timothy O’Bryan, bounded
,by Brier creek, and Lands of Jacob Medzger
and David Medzger.
ALLO,
500 Acres of Land, on the
south side of Brier creek, known by the name of
the Lime Stone Hill, lying and being in Scriven
County. All levied on as the property of John
P. Williamson, to satisfy nfi.fa. in favor of the
Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia against
John P. Williamson.
ALSO,
One Negro Man, named Ga
briel, levied on as the propeity ofG D. Pierce,
dec’d, to satisfy sundry executions from a Jus
tice’s Court, at the instance of Robert M. Wil
liamson, jr. guardian for John S. Reives r*. G.
D Pierce. Levy made, and returned by a Con
stable.
JNO. C. FERRILL, and. s. s c.
October 4 44
PRIZE LISt7~
DRAWN NUMBERS IN THE
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
CLASS, IfO. 17.
46,21 ,4 1,54,10.38.57,29,13,5
Drawing to be received next Wednesday.
HIGHEST PRIZE
15,000 dolls.
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
CLASS, NO. 9-
60 Number Lottery—9 Drawn Ballots
SCHEME OF PRIZES.
1 prize or SISOOO 4 prizes SIOO
1 do 4,000 6 do 300
1 do 2,000 5 do 200
1 do 1.500 11 do 150
1 do 1,048 50 do 100
4 prizes op 1,000 j
And several of $40 —$30—$20 —§12 — hr. lie.
Whole Tickets s4—Half do s2—Quarter do $1
J i* Orders received at
ANDREWS’
State Lottery and Exchange Office, conn t Broad
and Jacksou-Strrets.
October 4 41
AN ACT
To establish an Office for recording the
Births of the Citizens in this {state,
in each County of said State.
WHEREAS touch inconvenience has been ex
perienced in this Stnte, fro.n the difficulty of ob
taining testimony of the age* of persons interest
ed in questions of rights befote eul ( ourts ; and
whereas embarrassing difficulties frequently im
pede correct administration of justice ou ’.his
subject—For remedy whereof:
BF. it enacted by the Senate and House of Be
preuntatives in the State of Georgia, in ge
nerat asirmhty met, and it is hereby enacted by
the authority of the same, Tint from and imme
diately alter the passing of this act, it shall be
made the duty of the Clerks of the Courts of Or
dinary in each County respectively, to enter and
register in m hook, to tie kept tor that purpose,
the names of all person* who msy report them
selves to him, or who may he reported hy their
! parent* or guardians, as well as those who may
| he hereafter born within (tie said county, and
wiia may he reported as aforesaid, upon due
proof being made by affidavit or oath l<> the said
Clerk of tbe said birth; and that the said ( lerk
shall be entitle l to take aud receive, tor each
; registry which he shall he called on to make, the
sunt of twenty-five cents.
And be it further enacted by 'he authority afore
i said, That the parents or guardian, of children
l now in life, or who may he berraLer horn, ms,
upon Application to the Clerk of the Court of
; Ordinary aforesaid, ami upon payment of the
aforesat l sum to the said t lerk, r» quire him to
enter the name of the said child, with the tune
and place of his or her birth.
And be it further enacted, 1 hat the said Cletk
■ hall forfeit and pay the sum af five dollars, for
each and every refutal to enter the births as
aforesaid, upon such application being made.
.4 »<1 be it further enacted, That the entry. »«
as aforesaid made, shall be received and held a*
evidence of the birth and age of such person or
persons as it purports to represent, in any Court
of Law or F.quity in thi« Slate, by the production
either of the original book of entry, or of the
certificate of ths same, under the hand and seal
of the said clerk; and for *»hich rett.ficale the
said C'erk shall receive twenty five cent*
DAVID ADAMS,
Speaker of the Honse of Representatives.
THOMAS STOCKS,
Freridt nt of the Se s ate
Assented to Dee, 13th, 18. M
G M. TROCP. Governor,
J. j" The Clerk of Ordinary of R< hn* >ud < mm
tv hat provided a Keg tier, and will recoid,
without chatge, the age* of tho»e unable to pay.
October 4 4 1
THE SUBSCRIBERS
VRE daily receiving such addift -n* to their
, former Stock, a* *»ill enable them to fur
I uisb Merchants aud Planters with as great a
1 variety as can l>e fouml m any Store in this ntv.
Their Slock embra--#* most of the leading Arts
clrs nrressarv for family use, usuallv ca led tor
mthe GROCERY, DRV GOODS aud MAUD
W ARE STORES:
xso** which ARE :
jrfV llhd* St U \R ) ....
100 Bag. CO» FEE. > » 1
10 hhds prune retailing Molasses
100 bolt* heavv H• mp Bagg tag
ItR) do Fiax and low do
10 ba'es Bagging, Seine and Shop lt .r.t
Bale Rope and Sacking, heavy
3 bale* Shoe Thread
Pi un# ('hearing Tobacco tn bejes l keg*
Prime Spanish and Common Scgar*
4*XV) bushels Salt. 12.000 lb*. B scon
L**) lh*. choice Hams, 20 boxes St-ap
20 boxes Augusta made Candle*
10 do Cotton and Wool Cards
2tX) kegs Nails aad Brads. Lamp Oil
Swede* lion, ail sise»
German. )
Cast and [ STEEL
Blistered )
Sheet hoo No* IS. 19 an# 2*">
Nail Rods. Hoop Iren. Truce Chtiat
Mat Saws, Catting*, kc arc.
—atao—
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
SADDLES. BKIDL E S
WAGOS GEAR,
UPPER A SOLE LEATHER.
All ot which they are disposed to seU floss or
Ca*fc ot good Town Acceptances
BREWSTER k PRESCOTT
Amt the I'fpor ilxiket. South rd* B>o*4 ,Q
sepirca'.>er 13 4t» J®
NOTiCEr
VLL persons indebted toCoi iiu Barnes, de
ceased, late of Scrrveu County, will tusk*
iiaasedixt* payment, AaJ thoae has tug demand*
against *•>.: deceased sesll please peeves.! the
*«.w* dal* artreted. s*rebus the t;o » prescribed ,
hr law. SAR.UI BARNTS. ,4-as* J
M*y 19 ts I
THE GEORGIA JOURNAL
IS published tsvice a week during tbe session
of the Legislature, and weekly for the re
mainder of the year, at the corner of Wayne and
Hanoock-streets, at THREE DOLLARS per
annum in advance, or FOUR DOLLARS at the
end of the year.
THE GEORGIA JOURNAL believes, that
“upon this country, more than any other, has, in
the Providence of God, been cast the special
guardianship of the great principle of adherence
to written constitutions —hence it advocates—
“ The Union of the States—and the Sovereign
ty of the States.”
“ A wise and frugal Government, which shall
restrain men from injuring one another; shall
leave them otherwise free to regulate their own
pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall
not take from the mouth of labor the bread il bas
earned ;"
“ Liberty of the Tongue—liberty of the Press
—liberty of the Conscience-liberty of the Hand,”
“Fieedutn of Industry, as sacred as freedom
of speech or of the press;”
“ Economy the public expense, that labor
may be lightly bdrthened ;”
“ The suppor: of the State Governments in all
their right, as the most competent administra
tion Tor our domestic concerns;”
The preservation of the General Government
in its whole constitutional vigor, as the sheet an
- chor of our peace at home aud safetv abroad
“ Peace, commerce, and honest friendship
with all nations;”
“ Taxes, as many as are necessary, and no
j more; as long as necessary, and no louger
*• Equality’ of rights and duties, of benefits
and burthen* as the basis of the Union;” a»d,
| lastly,
'• A rapid and total extinguishment of the pub
| lie debt, as necessary to the harmony as to the
prosperity of the American family
j THE JOURNAL is the only piper in the
State in which the Debates of the General As
sembly are regu'arly published.
Its extensive circulation gives to advertisements
inserted in it, corresponding advantages.
*„* New Types have been ordered ; and by
the Ist of November next, it will be presented to
the pub’ic in anew and beautiful dress.
[LJ* Gentlemen who desire the doctrines above
stated, to be extensively disseminated, will aid
: the good work by proeuring stibserihers for flit
; paper—Let every man into whose hands this
sheet may come, procure but one or two respon
sible subscribers, and he will confer an ohliga
| linn, not only on the Editors, but on all others
1 who now take this paper, ou account of its polit
; ica! doctrines.
Milledgeville, Oct. 3 44 ts
ORIGINAL TOWN OF
HAMBURG TOR SALT,,
ON long credit, without in’rrest. titles from
tin* State, and exemption from Taxes.
The State of Sotith-Carolina having lately pur
chased. nt a Sale under a decree in Equity, the
w hole of the Original Town of I Limburg, the un
dersigned, in put.uance nt authority vested in
them by the Legislature, will offei for sale and
rent, nt public Auction, in Hamburg, on Tuesday
the sth day of October next all the imp.oved
Lot* in that part of the town, which is otvnt-d hv
the State, extending from Mcßride's Tavern,
south to the Bridge, including that extensive and
valuable Ware House, built by Mr. Shulls, 300
leet long and 6<) leet wide, directly on th* margin
of the river ami capable of containing 5000 bags
of Cotton. They will also, offer some unimpro
ved Lots. The terms of the sale are liberal; a
credit of one. two and three years, wiihout inter
est, the instalments being equal, and as the Slate
is the proprietor, the titles will be unquestionable
Tbe property now i ffered for sale, is recom
mended to tbe enterprising, by many peculiar
amt eminent advantages. It is situated at the
br.td of Steam-Boat navigation, on the Savannah
rivi r. on the South-Caroliua side, directly oppo
site the most commercial part of Augusta . am) is
] the natural, as well at accustomed market, for
the j induce of a Urge p irtioo of the BarkCetin
try of South-Carolins ; 30,0iH) hags of Colton |>tr
annum, and other [traduce in proportion, being
the average of put chases for vents past. It is
the contemplated termination of the Charleston
Beil Hoad ; amt a confident anticipation is en
tertained, that a Branch or Agency of one of the
Cbarlrstou Banks, will shortly be established
tin-r»*.
T tie place is abundantly supplifd with excellent
water from numerous never-failing Springs be
yond any Southern town; and from past expe
rience, may lie regarded as unusually healthy
In addition to these advantages,it is recommend
ed by another, which is not enjoyed by any place
in the United States or elsewhete—a total ex
eruption from Taxes for eight yeais, by the fol
low mg joint resolutt in of the Legislature of So
Carolina: ' Rnolnd, that all TownLot* At Slock
in Trade, within the corporate limits of Hanibiiig
be exempt from T*i. on tbe part of the State, for
the term of eight year.."
\SV may therefore, with the utmost confidence,
pronounce that no place iu the Southern States,
affords a finer field for enterprise, or an oppnrtu
nity for So profitable an investment of Capital
The attention of the enterprising is therefore par
ticularly invited ; of those who have no capital,
and wish to acquire it; and of those who hxvc,
and wish to invest it and increase it.
B J. EARLE. ).
HENRY SHU! TZ. f Mnm
THUS. HARRISON. S nontT ‘-
August 12 29 4t
REMOVAI.
fIIHF. subscribers have removed to the corner
I of Broad and Jarkson-street*. north title
Broad street generally known as Campfield’s
corner, and recently occupied by Mr. Wm. M.
{{.>• land whete they offer for sale, a general
atsoi tajci.t of DU\ GOODS Sc GROCf RIFS.
BO SI WICK «V BAIRD.
grp). 77 41 4?
REMOVAL.
fl 1H F, Subscriber has remoied his Shoe
( to the I -wer Tenement of Spencer's New
Ruildior. «ti the corner of Broad and Washtng
too strrets where hi* friends and custom' rs will,
as usual find every Article, in bis line, of the
!»ett quaint, and at moderate p.vcet
MOSES HOFF, J in.
«rpt. 27 s« 42
(•coriria, Lincoln County.
II ' HI REAS William Mnocrief, Administr*
H tor on the Estate* of John Bentley and
John Oir, deceased . and Esecutor on the Es
tate of Austin Mnocntf. deceased: apples to roe
for Letters Dttroixsory from said Estate* :
These sre. iherelore. to Ct'e. tuir.nwi, and ad
monish ail and singular the kindred anJ credi
tor# of rack es the said deceased, to be as I ap
pear at my offi l "* within the time prescrib’d. In
shew cause ts ans I ’ey have, why Slid Letters
shots IA not be granted. i
Given or Ter my find, at office, this 9th cf ,
Sept, in her. l^"b>
FRANCIS F FLEMING, e e *.
September 13 mfifm 38 j
TO BENT.
A LkRGF. and convenient Store,
ir i- * upper part Broad-xtreet, next j
* H 5 d«K>f tot'l* U „ r'-Ileus* lately occu
by Mr E Caropfi.ld.
1 hi* Watt Honse will be agarn opened, which
tnU render the Store a desieab’e stand ; and rt
can be had. ts applied for toon, at one hundred
del'am per year Also to hire, a Negro Man,
well known as a first rat# dray mac. and has
been used ta attend to a Giocrrv Store. Apply (
to A 1. Haottagtoa. or to tbe *’i*nenber
BENJ 51.N15
*ept 27 42 S*
SHERIFFS 1
.*!*•. pnaievJ tad for tvb at w** OC'ce
Scriccn Sheriff's Sale,
WILL be Sold on the first Tuesday in Octo
ber next, before the Court-House door
in Jacksonboro’ (Scriven County, y between the
usual hours <of sale,
THE FOLLOWING
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, viz:
One Tract of Pine Land, containing 250 acres,
| (more or less) in Scriven County, joining lands
I of Claiborne Berille, Richard Scruggs and others;
being the place on which Titos. Reddick, now
resides.
ALSO,
One other tract of Pine Land, lying and be
ing in said county, containing 150 arres, ( tote
or less,) joining lands of Elizabeth McCall and
Richard Scrugg's land, the same being the
place on which Wm. T. Moore, now resides all
levied on as the property of Thomas Reddick,
to satisfy afi fa from t.be Superior Court of
Scriven County, at the instance of Rodger L.
Gamble, vs. Thomas Reddick, property pointed
out by the defendant.
JNO C. FERRILL, o s s. c.
sept. 6 36 td.
IT. PARSONS
HAS just received from the Manufactory,
Two very Superior 6 Octave Boston made
i PIANO FORTES, in plain Mahogany cases.
The tone and workmanship are equal to the high
• est finished, and are well worthy the inspection
j of those who may wish a good instrument at a
! moderate price.
June 3 9 ts
FOR SALE
BT
SIBLEY & MORRISON,
No. 184 BP.Oi.D STREET.
50,000 POUNDS PRIME BACON
30 |[hds Porto Rico Sugar
15 do low price New-Orleans do
50 Bids Coffee 10 Hltds Malusse#
25 Hhds and 60 Bbls Baltimore Whiskey
20 Bbls Monongahela Whiskey 8 years oid
20 Pipes and 100 Bbls superior Northern Gin
45 Bbls Northern Rum
20 do Ofd Peach Brandy
20 rlo Apple Brandy
1 Pip# superior Port Wine
10 Doimi Bottles do do
25 Qt. Casks Malaga do
3!) 20 Gallon Casks French Madeira
1.5"0 Bags Shot, 150 Bundles Bar Lead
! 4,(MX) Yards Negro Cloth
50 Bales 3 4 4-4 6 4 Brown Shirtiugs and
Sheetings
2 Cases domestic Piaids
6 do fancy Prints
200 Pieces American Bagging
60 do Csnabtirgs, 60 Piece* Sacking
1 Bale steel Mixed Broad Cloth
2(100 Galls. Slone Jugs, Jars and Pilchers
10 Keg* Old Cavendish Tobacco
16 do pound twist do
20 do T 2 twists to the pound
10 Boxes Adkins plug
20,(K0 Spanish Cigars, 20 Tors Iron
6(> Cask* Nu Is, 3 Toil* Hollow Ware
piO Keiiim Writing Paper
200 do Wrapping do
6 Dozen Pine App'e Cheese
35 Boxes ami 4 Boxes Hunch Rai -.ins
10,11 a) Bushels Liverpooo! Ground Salt
200 do T able do
•fit• Bues Gunpowder, Imperial k Hyson Tea
50 do Soap. 6 Boxes Chocolate
30 Bags prime Feathers
10 Dux Fancy Chairs, 10 Do*. Windsor do
6000 Pair Shoes coosirting of mens calf and
Kip Brogans, rue ns low quarter Calf shoes. La
dies Prune I shoe*, do. leathe Boots and #h->cs
do Morocco Walking do. Misses Leather Bouts
j Childless# Leather Shoes and Negro Shoes,
j sept 20 40 fit
THH SUBSCRIBER
HAH just received two first rate Carriages,
together with a number ot light and tnsli
owe ai,d two horse Barnm he*. Gig* and Sulkev*
i Also 25 setts Gig anil Dearborn Harness On
! tbe river and expected daily, twi Coaches. one
Chariottee. and a number of Gig* ami Sulkeys,
1 together with Gig and Baroach Springs; spring
steel. Gig top bows, plated svork.Otl Carpet, kc
Persons wishing to order Carriages from ths
North, ran have tin ,r orders personally attended
to by addies*ing the subscriber at Augusta or
at Newark, anv time between this and the Ist of
' September next.
THOMAS G. HALL.
July 22 23 ts
Sl’AltTA TAYI.IIS.
rpo RENT, that spacious and well arranged
J[ TAtKRN.m the T"wu of Sparta. Han-;
eo. k f ouiit* a» prevent occupied by Mr. W illiam
I Markie.
This ett»Ui*!.m»nt is not surpassed by any of
a similar kind m the tip Country, and srill, with |
| jodicion# mmif etnenf. y ield a handsome return
on t,* capital employed The furniture and
stoefi will be * Id on a credit for approved pa !
per, to any person or persons who may contract
her 'be premises
Post'x»ion will be given on the I*l- November
oe-xt. Angle to
M-k'F.NZiE L BENNOCH.
57* The G"rgia Journal and Federal Union, ,
T. * Athenian. Cabinet, and Washington News,
will insert rS* above oner a week for six weeks
and send their accoocu tc McXeoxn k Bennoch
Augusta.
_xept fff ;
Want# a Situation
IN a Dry Goods or Grocery Store, a yoor g roan
• * a is well a’-qjimied with the Grocery bu
*>nr»s who will e-mr t.itahly reeoaimeade.t. —A
Ir-.e addietsed to V Z and left at thi# office, ssill 1
meet with due a'tentiou
sepr 27 42 St 1
O LI) 1> RICK.
11-AN rto to Ptirebas* H>X«O OLD PP.ICK ( ;
of gouc q .ably; tor wbrea a liter*! p- •*« j 1
r*sll bj ci’. a. A.pi* to
J ft Me*.’. lICR7FR
STORAGE
AND
€ominto£iou ttminwUo
THE Subscrilters, grateful for past favors,
renew the tender of their services, to iheir
friends and the public, with tbe assurance that
they will as heretofore, devote their time to the
iuterest of their Employers.
Their Ware-House will be in good order for
the reception aud safekeeping of Country
Produce and Merchandize.
They deem it due to themg’ves to state the
situation of their W r are-House—thus—They are
bounded on the North by Bny-.ticet and the
River—On the West by an open space of about
ISO feet—On the South by Reynold-street, about
65 feet with*, aud on tbe East by Campbell-street,
about 65 feet wide.—ln addition to the security
against fire, which the above location present*,
they have about the centre of their Lot, a Hy
drant which delivers Water from the aqueduct
lately completed in this city.
They will grant the usual facilities, by advan
ces' of money or otherwise, to such as may favor
them with custom.
A. SLAUGHTER ts C. LABUZaN.
sept 20 408 t
GROCERIES.
20 HHDS Prime St. Croix Sugar
20 do second quality do
120 Bags prims Green Coffee
75 Barrels Rye Gin
40 Do Portland Rum
60 Do Ohio Whiskey
20 Boxes sperm Candles
20 Do Baldwin’s do
100 Pieces Hemp Bagging
20 Qr Casks M laga Wine
100 Kegs Nails assorted
15 Bbls Loaf and Lump Sugar
10 Hhds Molasses
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gtn, Jamaica Run*,
Madeira, Marseilles, Claret and Champaign*
Wines. Soap. Luff's Crackers, smoked Beef,
Iron, Lead, ihof, Salt,Powder, &c. for sale oa
reasonable terms, by
GEORGE R. JESSUP,
330, Broad-Street.
June 17 13 ts
Glass Gutting listablishm :nt.
E. L. SYMMONS
RESPECTFULLY informs the Citiiem of
Augusta and its Vicinity, that he has com*
roenerd the business of GLASS CUTTING iu
the Store No. 162 Broad-Street, where he intend#
to keep constantly on hand, a supply of superior
Crystal Cut and Plain Glass of every description*
As this Establishment Ims been commenced for
the first time in this State, and at considerable
expense, he hopes its introduction will Insure
him a portion of patronage,as the Articles he of
fers can be procured at home on as favorable
terms, anti of a* good quality a* in New-York or
elsewhere.
sept 30 43 wtf
Administrator’s Sale.
be sold on the first Tuesday in Do*
If cember next, at Telfair Court-House,
Geo. the following Tracts of Land, belonging to
Hie Estate of John Parks, dec’d, late of Colum
bia county, vie—Two Tracts, containing each
2024 acres, known a* No 85 in the 14th Dis
trict, and 95 in the 12th District of Telfair Coun
ty, formerly Wilkinson. Sold by order of th#
Inferior luart of Columbia County.
LEWIS PAP.KS, Ar.’m’r.
sept 30 3tp 43
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
WM. 11. MORGAN & CO.
HAVE received a part of their supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS:
AMOROST WHICH ARK,
10 4 Flemish Sheetings
6 4 Irish do
Black Italian Lustrings
Fancy colored do
Chan, eable li Fancy colored Gro# ds Naps
Black Gros de Naps
Scarlet Merin • Shawls
Do tlo Mantles
With a variety of other Faney and Staple Ae
tides, which they will sell as cheap as any house
iu the city.
September 9 St 37
l&Aima
Os all kinds, just printed , and for tale ai
the Courier Office.
4 TTACHMKNTB, improv. form.pr.qrßl 00
r\ Declarations per quire, 1 00
Cuculais per quite, above six, 0 50
Colton Receipts, per Ream, 15 00
( pe r quire, 1 00
Wagoners Receipts, per quire, 0 75
Magistrates Summon#' do. do. 76
Hills of Ending, ] 00
Cards, (single puck,) 1 00
six packs, 0 50
Notary Notice*. 0 75
*ibenff. and Collector’s Titles. Ae. LOO
Bank Checks, bound or in Sheets, with all the
other Blank* in common use in the city or
county, at equally low pikes.
July 20 24
Administrator’ll Sale.
IN conformity to aa Order of the Court af Or
dinary of Richmond County, will be sold on
Ine fust T uesday in December next, a LOT on
Gi< en-'Orcet, belonging to the Estate ofCharles
Martin, dec'd. Sai t Lot Is designated In the di
lution of Bird Martin’s Estate, as Lot No. 3
1 three) i present* a front of 33 feet on Green-St.,
and extend* back 174 feet. Tue object of tbe
-ia!# ii to make regular Title*.
GEORGE J 8. WALKER, Adm'r.
sept 6 td 36
Georgia, Richmond County.
W" 11 ERL AS Mary Bntsey applies for Let
ters of Administration ©1 the estate ai
Charles Bussey deceased, and late of Richmond
County,
These are theicfore to cite all and .singular
the kmrlred and creditors of said deceased, !•
he and appear at roy office, sritbin the time pre
scribed by law. to file their objections, (if aay
they have,) •ad shew causa why said letters
should not be granted.
Geo. A. B. Walker, c. c. o.
July 1 17
Georgia, Richmond County.
■I 17 HERE AS William lull epplies for Let-
If terx of Administration upon theextaleof
Benjamin Tutt deceased and late of S. Carolina.
These are, therefore, to rite all and singular
the kindred andcreditort ofaaid deceased, to h«
and appear at my office, within the time prescrx*
bert by law. to file their objection* (if any they
►.are) end shew cause why said letters should
not be graded.
Geo. A. B. Walker, c. e. n.
JuU 1 17
Georgia, Richmond County.
Charles J. Jenkins applies for
\\ Letters of Adrainiatraimn de Loom no*.
■am test* roento annexe, ou tbe EsUta of hi at,
hi** Jones.
Titeso are. therefore, ta eite a'! and singular
He kindr»d and creditors of said deceased, to be
lad appear at mv office, within the lime pteacri
,ej by law, to file their c jeerioni (if any they
!#*• and s*iew came why said Letter* thovlff
iot be gras-ie<2.
Gwo. A. §. W*fk»r, c. «.»».
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