Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837, October 07, 1830, Image 3
KtribnH 'W joe to accept my (entimen<i 0 r
tdjh consideration, ' ' •
(Signed,) W.B. D>VI3.
Hli Excel'/ John Eonsiih, >
Governor of Georgia. 5
* In addlllon to thli donation, the tegLture
■ teHnguUhcd lhe Taxu of Chatham CouiX, for
1820—§14,600, alio, fortha relief of thehuffhr-
«24 50O."' ”” " V> all
Mllleitgeplllt October M, 18)0.
BiRi-Your inter of the 7th Imt. hoi beeVre-
xelved, and In nmwer, I have the pleaaurc tl In
form /on, that the eubjcct of the application
vnode by the cltlaene of Augusta,. for rcllel to
the euffirvre hy tho (Ires, will b, Introduced iL
the annual message to the General AsiemhWIn
November next.
Wlehini; yon success In your Intended offolli
<0 procure .for Augusta a liberal appropriation,
1 am, Sir.
Your Ob’t Serv’t,
_ „ JOHN FORSVTH.
Win. B. Davis, Esq. 1
Augusto, Geo. J
Novel Correspondence.—A singular
correspondence has bean commenced in
Boston, bolwcon “ the living who me yet
olive," end the unborn of the third gen
eration yet to cume. The circumstnncos
are na follows: At the Into Centennial
colubrution in Boston, after tho proces
sion hud burnt dismissed, Gen. .William
Sullivun, Chief Marshal, wrutoa letter to
ltis.succej.toi-, which lie initialed, tugnihoi
wall his Truncheon, in it roll uf parch
ment, aud souiing it sncnrely, he directed
it in the following inunnur:
The Chief M.tnsn.ti, of the
-Offiitemiml Celphraiiou, 17th Sept. 18S0,
To tho CmvF Marshal of 17th
Sept. 1930. ,
Tlie package was delivered to the
Mayor, willi imquo’il that ho -voitld cause
It to ho preserved, and Irnnsmitled as di
rected. Mr. Sullivan has also suggested
In Iha proper aulltbriiins, thill an Iron nr
Tin Chest sitoulil bo piocurud, end placed
lit a safe null seomt situation, in which
us,litany niHtuofinls ol'tlio day should he
deposited ns can be piocurud, including
flvery ttirag that nitty Itu of interest to those
■who slinll live indued, whilst we live only
in the meiubry. We prosunte General
Sullivun doe* not anticipate nit answer
'immediately.
COMQIIB8I.
Richmond Co. BurhtCo
Wilde,
820
' 508
Lniunr,
510
417
Neivniu,
Tltompson,
454-
112
463
312
Ciumble,
451
594
Hoy lies,
363
226
\Liiiupkin,
362
149
VVeyne,
385
405
Churliot],
237
100
Fosier,
210
259
Lit tint la lid,
97
341
Shorter,
29
20
V'V
Columbia
County,
A gveiit many women took an active
quirt in the chttlbala in Paris, uud soveral
distinguished themselves hy feats of extra
ordinary courage. A young and pretty
girl, 19 years of ngo, who, during the
three days appeared in front of the com-
tiulans armedwith a musket,acquired such
on ascendency over the citizeua that they
regarded her almost as their captain.—
Intrepid on tile field of buttle, she lavish
ed her kind utteuliuns on tho wounded
when the firing had ceased. So much
heroism, devotion, aud humanity, excited
the cnlhusinsm of all who witnessed it.—
On Saturday.uiglil this young girl was
home in triumph through the snouts of
Paris. A grant crowd accompanied Iter,
shouting .crios of joy. In one hand tho
held H sword, and in the other the tri-cn-
lornd dug. Lighted torches shod a bril
liancy on this gay cortege.—Path Paper.
ELECTION RETURNS.
The following is the result of Ilia olec-
lioo in Richmond Co, un Monday lust.
SB NATS.
•Rhoden, 489 | Mealing, 442
REPRESENTATIVES.
•Schley, 590 I Davit, 396
•Black, 481 Carter, 395
•Jenkins, 465 | Dent, 196
MARRIED,
On Thursday evcalas last, by the Itav. Mr.
Bass, Afr. Ourge If. Ulerdutr, to Mrs. Elisa,
belh Clemente, all of this city,
* Elected.
Reduction, 605 J No Reduction, 16
Burke CountV.
Senate.—Hallow.
Representatives,
By tie,
Roberts,
Reduction, 425
Tutlo.
| No Ruducllott, 18T
Senate,—P. Crawford, 457
Representatives.
•McCraven, 4J5 I 'Carllodge,
•Tsnkorslv, 405 Builay,
*Elcctcd.
Redaction, 437 | No Roduclion,
Lincoln Comlij.
Senate,—Hnnly
Representatives,
Curry, | Murray.
Congress.
Columbia Co. Lincoln Co.
381
332
VViltle,
Wayne,
Gamble,
Lamar,
Foster,
Haynes,
Thompson,
Lumpkin,
Nuwnnn,
Charlton,
Granllnad,
Shoiter, -
363
243 .
91
283
225
291
149.
271
855
265
37
555
331
318
308
305
300
295
287
273
216
58
22
Wilke's County.
Senate, Woollen, 640
Representatives.
Brown, 537
Iivlji,542
Thurmond 454
Reduction, 6l6
Willis, Irvin, Bretvn, aud fop*
elected.
Scriven County.
Senator, Bryan,
Representatives.
Gross, | Lovett,
No Reduction 331 j Reduction
CONGRESS.
gfcgjfe. Robert Kayak ond Reid,
iJSBr Attorney nt Lew, has opened
.it Office on Ellls-itrcrt, five domra below Wnah.
Inglon itreel, mid nearly oppu.Ktu the reiiilenca
of llanry Mealing, Etq.
Oct 7. 46 1m
For Savannah or Charleston,
\Vcst-\n<Vui Vrcsovves, See.
() DOZEN Gunvn JELLY In Jnrsfa boxes
& dnxoo Jure l’reicrvml l'lue Applet
2 do do do Uiinvna
a do do do l.lmi'i
10 Boxei while Hnvnim Sugar
5 Kmkeli ' ~
BY O. PHILLIPS.
To-morrow Morning, nt 10 o'clock, will be told
Without rcsoivo,
A great variety of Household fy ICitc/ien
FURNITURE.
Con.lillmr of— Sldebonrdi, Biiream, Safa,
ninhogmiy Bcdstemli, 1'entli.r Buds, llnlr and
MmsMairm.es, Dining, Ten, Curd mill Toilet
Tallies, Cninlla stniide, Indice' tVuik eland, wnali
elamlt, ClialrA, Carpets, Bookcase, Plated Cam
dlestlckt, China, Crockery and Gloss IVnle
af Kit
fJIHE stouin-bo.l ANDjlKVW JACKSON, It
cxpectiil to arrive by Ion., orroir Evonlng,
mill will meet with lininrdlnle -despatch. Five
liundred Bales Cellini ure tvavw ted to complete
her freight. Apply to
KERRS A GRAHAM.
Ocl. 7 It 45
with mi iiMortincut uf Kitchen Furniture, (lie
property of a person declining house-kceping.
Terms Cush, bankable money.
Oct. 7 It 45
jyjISS BLOME anil MISS CARRE Imform
FOR sale;.
^NE »y.H AVEN family II UKMJ CH, new, weil
made, leather lop, three •«—alt, t.vo aprons,
two racks or supports for Investing trunks!—fl,
nnllv, Ills believed that no.iipev-ior arlicle of the
' - d,' " Uf
kind, is to be fuund In the Augiu
quire at tlio shop of Air, Roll, in
Church.
Oct 7
Jb market. Em
nr the Episcopal
Ihclr friends and ilia public iu general.
Hint they liilend to open a icliool, on the 1st
inoiiday In October next, at Mr. Uildgos' Mouse,
next 10 Messrs. Reilly tl Slilals on Btuntlslieel,
above Hie upper Market.
They will leach the French and English lan
guages, Rending, Writing, mid Arithmetic; Ge
ography, Needle Work, Marking, Sewing, fae.
Terms made known ou application,
lept BO • 40 flt
477
607
Willie,
No Reduction,
19
arte
Wilkes Co.
Prophecy of Napoleon.—Dr. O’Menrn
in his “Voice from St, Helena" any* page
l60—“ He (Napoleon) convursml upon
the probability of a revolution in France.
•* Ero twenty years have elapsed when I
am dnad and buried," snid ho, " you will
witness another revolution in Prance. 11
is impossible that twenty-nine millions of
Frenchmen can live contented under the
yoke of Sovereigns imposed upon them
by foreigners nnd against whom thoy have
fought anfi hied fur nearly thirty years.
Can you blnme the French for not being
willing to submit to the yoke of such an-
inmls us Mtincjienu.”'
Moitchenu tv.ns the Bourbon Commis-
siiinor at St Helena, for tho safe custody
of Napoleon. What has boenme of Sir
Hudson Lowe, the cold blooded oppressor
of the great‘Napoleon!
We mentioned lately that Mr. Gor
ham, of Boston, had declined a ro-elsc-
tiouNp Congress. 1 We see hy tho papers
that tws oilier gentlemen of tho Masse-
chusatls representation (Messrs. Rich
ardson and Varnuh) have declined bo-
iog candidates for re-olectinn.
[Nat. Intel.
From the Pitnkurgli Slatesmsii.
Asparague.—This delicious vcgotablo
is amongst the first in tho spring, and can
bo retained until the Inst in the fall, (by
a substitute.) Bail green cucumbers until
tender—slice them lengthwise and serve
them in the same manner as asparagus,
bM I will defy the best epicure, if blind
folded, to decide between cucumbers and
asparagus, ft is easily tried.
An Epicure.
Of all kinds, just printed, and for sale at
the Courier Office,
A TTACHMENT3, improv. forn>,pr.qr$l 00
Declarations poi quire,
Circulate per quire, ibovc six,
Cotton Receipts, per Ream,
, per quire,
Wagoners Rcc«ipts, ptr quire,
Magistrates Suiiiinr.ni' do, do.
Bills of Lading,
Cajds, (single pncl;,)
- , six packs,
Notary Notice*.
Sheriffs and Collector’s Titles fcc.
Bank Chi cks, bound.or in Sheet*, with nil the
other Blanks in cjinuum use in the city or
county, at equally low prices.
July 26 24
1 00
U 60
16 00
1 OG
0 76
76
1 00
1 00
0 60
0 76
1 00
NOTICE.
T HE Subscriber wishes to purchase fifty
likely young negroes, of go-jd character;
the description wanted are Boys iYotn 12 to 16
years, and men from 16 to 26. A few young
women would be pu/chased, if likely. None
weed f>c offered ntiltss they can be certificated
The above number of i egroes are wanted imme
diately; peisong Washing to sell, can find uie at
Messrs. Mujgrove, Wetmore, bcoi. Warehouse
or at George Rrimtrec’h Store; in my bhieoce
Jny son, Henry Grimes, will act for me.
w Wo. G. GRIMES.
Jl1T9 64 tf
Charlton,
Fuller,
Gamble,
Gruntlaud,
Haynes,
Lumpkin,
Lamar,
Shurlcr,
Newnan,
Thompson,
Wilde,
Wayne,
478
368
118
66
318
673
314
73
505
317
453
381
Scriven Co.
81
155
368
45'
133
163
54
122
103
284
317
Warren County.
Senate,—— Alunciief, 641.
Kehresentativeb.
Rvan, 553 I June, 481
Wilson, 539 j Baker, 344
Roduclioa .723 | No Uoduction, 22
Hancock County.
Senate,—Snyro 626
. JRKPiiESEtmrivE*.
Haynn*, 519 I Graybill, 414
Cantos 495 I Devoreaux, 408
Raduclioo, 694 ] No Reduction,
Conobebs.
Warren Co. llantnlt Co.
-PIANO FO|t_ TE,
Organ, Flute, Flagelet, Clarionet, and
Bass Viol,
TAUOItT AT THE HIClIMoNaWU ACADEMY.
I T is the design o( the. Bu|»-«rintamtutit tliut
Young Ladies slinll be ttm^^lit to execute-—
withgtuce, easn, facility, and s\t tbeiame time,
to progress beyond « mere roee iinnical, tiumfutt-
ing perfoi inauctf. The coimncs-h rules «r« to ho
studied and understood, end practically lestad in
musical composition. Miss 11»-_hkcca .1. Riutt,
will devote her whole lime to Vw^cttve Pupils only,
whomuy wish to practice mi thi-^PiHno Forte or
Organ.‘ The writer hn* proev^^t mi excellent
Grand Upright Plano Forta, c - tlMa good Four
Stop Organ for the use of li« pupils. Thw*
are expected a* soon ns thu canvigntion of tho
river will permit. Another 1 ^astrument is pro
vided for iminediuleuse.
Q7 Parlour and Church Org-mis canhoobt
ed hy application nt (ho Acadenoy.
Oct 7 40 tf
WOTICET.
Bank o/Amula, 61 A* October, 1830.
O N SATURDAY the Idlh nst. a Book-keep
er and n Discount Citric -will be elected by
the Board of Directors of this Jb=3ank, to fill the vti-
enucicJ occasioned by the rosis~ nation of Walter
Veitch nnd Charles A. Crawloard.
Candidates will be informod of the amount of
salaries, aud of the lecurity rcc^uired, on appl|ca-
R. CAMP SELL, Cashier.
40 3t
tion to
Oct.
, REMOVAL.
T HE siibscrihers inform heir friends, nnd
former customers tliut tViey have REMO
VErD to No 160, Broad-Street , two doors bclotv,
where they knpt forineriy--w»ncie con be had hi
low prices, nil kinds of Mev-m’s, Ladles, Roys,
Cliildrim mid Servants’ lluotM -xml Shoos; whole
sale and retuil. Come and 1
E.\VOOD&Co.
^Augusta, Oct. 7 46 61
m
Augusta Hat Wactov^.
OMITH ti DEAN liovo re- oiiovvil to No. 348,
IO Uroad itrect where they will continue to car-
ryoti'ihe l int Mnklnj Bualnesm. in all It. Iirnnuhu.,
anil eolicittlie iintrunnoeoftli^eir frlentll and cus.
tamers. Hnts of any deicj{p«.iun tuailu to order
Al.o.-Hala dronierl and rejmix—od at ihort nntlco,
ICF Till, la the only eilalilib. hinent In this City
where tho Hal Manufacturing- busineia i. carried
on throughout, in >11 lu v.rio i it brauchei.
Oct 7 46 wtf
Haynes,
634
644
Wuyne,
589
312
Willie,
641
621
Foster,
436
536
Tlionipsun,
539
537
Gamble,
430
148
Lamer,
538
564
Lumpkin,
2Gl
281
Oiautland.
112
312'
Charlton,
65
37
Newnan,
32
37
Shorter,
22
23
Greene County,
Senate,—Stocks,
492
Mallltotvi,
No Reduction,
463
REPnESKNTATtVKB,
Cone, 493
Rea, 473
Reduction, 558
Clarke County,
Senate.
Mitchell. 476 | Thomas,
Representative*.
Hull, I
Dougherty, |
Reduction, 628 | No Redaction,
Conghe**
437
Low.
Co
Greene Co.
Clarke Co.
Wilde,
530
500
Foster,
543
017
Wayne,
344
496
Haynes,
425
476
Lumpkin,
253
449
Lamer,
495
364
Tiiompsen,
108
388
Gienlland,
475
432
Gamble,
417
381
Newnan,
105
416
Clmilion,
6
322
Shorter,
31
8
Tallioftrro County,
Senate,—Janes.
Representative,—Tltompion.
Uoduction, 256 | No Reduction
Congers.,
Wilde,
Foster,
Lamar,
Lumpkin,
Wayno,
258
226
2S7
39
113
Thompion,
Gramlniid,
Shorter,
Haynoi,
Ncitdcd,
253
192
143
122
2
DYING & SCOUltlNG.
KElllOV/t L.
T HE Subarriberlake.thtam mctliod to inform
Ilia friend, and the public genet ally, tliut
lie Iran removed to tho Hauin fust above the four
Buildinga with brick bn.eincnm itorir.on Key nold
atreet, formerly helonglnj lo _3Mr. J S Holt, near
tho centre of the.econd tqcanrc, below Bridge
Kow, where hn Intend. In car mrv on llto U YING
and SCOUltlNG hu.ine.i ns formerly
T A 17 L-1
October 7
C. C, TAI—.IAFHRRO.
5t 45
TO RKN - T,
And iniinedistsf- posicisinn given,
the House und L— ot on Grerm 64, Mc<
Intosli streets, occ xpied by the Sub.
■ scribcr-
WELCOIVaE ALLEN.
Oct. 7 21 45
OFFICIAL PHI ZB LIST.
DRAWN NUMIIER9 IN TUE
ait AND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASH, NO. 9.
51,44—28-7-57-® S-55-53,17
Drawing to be received r^ext Wednesday.
_ HIGHEST E=»K.I7,K
SCHOOL.
BACON! BACON!!
The Subscriber has received an Consign-
suent,
LBS PRIME BACON,
Con.l.thtg of Hama, Shoulder, nnd Middling.,
which he will .oil Ion.
Purchn.rr. over $100, #0 day., credit n|q>ovrd
endorsed pupor.
I>. HULL.
Attgu.l 5 27'
Just lloccived,
By IUCI1 ARDS &. GANAIIL,
Instructions for the
A30L1NA. or Mund Harmonica,
NEW SCHOOL.
rjTHK SUBSCRIBEll lukes leavtt lo Inform
1. hi. friend, nntl the public that on thu 1st
Monday in Oclobor next, lie will npnn n School
in a Hou.e on the North .ide of Bronil-Stieet,
shove tho upper Market, belonging to the Eslola
of Nesbitt, and tolleils n slurs nf jittlulc pittron-
ago, GEOBGE J. McCLKSKUY.
■ept. 20 wtf 40
Fresh Tea, &c. &c.
S.0 Qr. Cltosta Hvtioii Ton
12 boxen nnd bnrruls Loaf uud
Lump Sugnr
lO boxi'R sp,«jrm Candles
6 malt. Cinnamon
6 Qr t casks Alqlugu Wine
1 Go du Port Wine
1 half p?pH old Mmluira Wino
1 Hugwhotid Sugar Housu Mblassos* 1 ' ^
Just liccelvod atidjbr tult low by
JOHN COSKKRY,
266 iirottd /street,
September ‘2 36 tf
Just Received.
do Apple Brandy
6 barrels $
100 lV.xoa Tallow Cnndloa
20 Demijohns, superior old Cognac Brandy
FOR SAIR, 1IV
August 0
C. PHILLIPS.
S3 tf
On Consignment,
30 BBLS. Superior CIDER
10 ditto Flcller Taylor’s ALE
Fur Sale by
A. BUY AN.
■ept. 27 3t 42
COTTON & COMMISSION
T HE Subscriber* ituuouDce to their friends
nnd the public, Unit they have rented the
Warehouse in Campbeil-street, Augustu, latuly
occupied bv Mr. John Reus, unu opposite the
Warehouse of Messrs. Slaughter &i Labuenn;
whore thev nro now ready to receive Cotton und
other produce, and tmidor their services theroin.
being sanguiua that the attHntion which will be
paid to the interest of their friends, will secure
for them a share of public patronage.
T. GOLEM VN,
WM. J. WIGHT»MAN.
August 23 32 wtf
43
WOOLLENS, &c.
Pieces BROAD CLOTHS, assorted
t> du Fine Satinett
36 do Negro Ciotb*
5 Bales London Duflll Blankets
1 do Rose do
2,600 Pair Shoes, assorted
Together with a large and Grntral
STOCK OF GROCE HIES.
For Sale by
STUART h BENT,
sept, Ifl wflt 39
Suit, Sugar & Soap.
2500 BUSHELS coarse Liverpool Suit
, 12 Ilhds Porto Rico Sugars
30 Boses Sonp (Doolittle’s)
For sale by J. MEIGS,
At hit Warehouse, upper tni liroad-Slretl
sept Id « , 30 Ot
SALT.
12.000 BUSHELS for Sale, lit lot.
to .uit purclmicrs.
RALFH KETCHUM.
sept, 10 «l 39
&Q0 KEGS DY?FONT'S
FF. & FFF. GUNPOWDER
COO biy^H Coffee
200 coil* Buie Rope—*1 tlorco Twine.
For sale by
P1LLOT ii LEBARBIER.
July 6 if 18
EXCHANGE
O N New York at Sight, ami C
sttlu hy
AUSTIN R. GORDON,
•ept 29 43 fit
day.,
Ba.kula aiipcrlorCItnmpagtt
6 Bull. Fre.lt Btnell Noli
tlo tlo Mmti'ha tlo
fi tlo Uo Fllhorl.
10 tlo tlo Soft slioll’tl AlmniMli
25 Boxei tlo Olives untl Caper.
Friuli Utiitpowilitr, Impnrlul, anil Hymn,
'l'tMU It. ...J II.....e la., k...
TEAS, In Cutltllo. anil Boxes, Sm the.
Lainlliig this day, uml for sale bv
G. T. DOB'ITC Si Co.
•ept. Id 39 242 Droull-Si.
TO RENT,
Fioto the first of October nett, the
Flro Proof Brick Store, at present
occupied by Messrs. It, W. Scevell,
»&L C«. A'hplv to Jntites Fiar.er,
Henry ii. field.
June 24 IS If
A:
TO RENT,
FROM the 1st of October next.lh#
new Brick Store South Side Broad
Strmd, third door from Cuiitre-street
“Also a very convenient House for
ii small family on Ellis-streut, occupied by B. B.
fifes
Mitchell. For terms npplv
D. KilliC
June 28
kl’ATIUCK, fe Co.
28 tf
occupied hy Mrs. 1
dfy, ortho Store, niny hi'.lhn ooeu-
«|mncy of Win. ,11. Morgan &C’o.—
Possession givou thu 1st Uctob r next.
F. imAPFORD.
September 9 . t(37
^y*ITH a selection of popular MoIoiUps ex
picssly orriingml for the lnstiiiiucm. .
ry Edition* of Moure, Ptope,
aplrnilld LjbrhL
Burns, llyron nud Goldsmith's Work;
3d Volume of Peters’ Reports,
Levhmc’s French Uraminnr,
Country Curate, A Novel, by Rev. Mr. Urigg,
Authorship, “ by John Nnal,
July Numlior of the “ North Americciu Medi
cal nnd Surgical Jpurnul,
sept « 36
TO RJ2NT,
jJoy-T. Yhe Inrgt- Gtor.i-fv Stole, at pre-
kt’ifjU " : " 1 occitplatl by Collhi. ii Muntott.
ioAlW-A 1 "?-# Stqru-.ouqoplad by. V.-tM.
J-.iwlJK6.fy, both good .lauds. For term.,
»tqily to ■ 1 .
A. SLAUGHTER £i C. LAI3UZAN. or
TO RENT
BORDEAUX CLARET.
4 CASKS Superior Bordeaux CLARET,
For sale tow by
L. HULL.
August ft 27 If
Otto l'ira-l’i oof Store and Uwolltdg, No. 4
Bridge Row. The Store mi<> dwelling, next abut,
the Bridge IhittU.
C\ocW mu\ Watch \\c\wuv\ng.
V. CREPU,
Uaturns hi* thanks to the
public for thuir liberal pa
tronngn, nnd takes lids op-
portuuiiy oUiiforiuing them
that he lm* taken in con
nexion for Clock & \Vnt«h
Repairing, Mr. B. A. Bnl-
toiiHtali. Any VVoik in
trusted to ids cure will ho. rnrofully attended to
and done at the shortest notice.
On hand, nud offer* for Sale, an assortment of
JEWELLERY.
ipv Mr C. will Mnitufnettire anil Itcpn|r all
III! 1*1 t ' I L I UUIII.I
The Dweiilng on Cnniplii'll-Gii'eet, oppo.iinfba
Varu-Hotiae of Meiata. Bo.twlek Si'Baird'.' ,
•'or term., up ply to
M'KENZIF. fa BENNOCIf.
.fitly 0 tf IS
HTTlie Augiinta.■Chronicle and CoD.tlfulIuu-
■Hat will hi.i-i t tile nhovti.
kinds of Jewellery or Fillluiee Work, and will
hi ■ •
ul.o give it Its primitive colour,
wept. Ill
w3m 39
RICHMOND ACADEMY
T HE Truitoes of the Academy of Richmond
county will, on Ihn last Saturday In Decern
bur ne*t,procuud to clout the following Toachers
nnd Oflirei* <yr the Irun and space of twulvo
months, from thu time of uppointmant, to-wit .—
A Rector, wlth'a salary of Eight Hundred Dol
lars, and half of tho Tuition money.
An EuclUn Tuucher, with a salary of Five
iU nr ’ ^
Hundred Dollavr, and one hull* of the Tuition
money.
A Teacher for the Sand Hills, without salary
hut witli the usb of (lie House and Lot at the
Sand Hills, the Touthur to rqceive the whole of
tho Tu}liou money.
A Teacher of Modern Languages, with a sal
Jitngui .
nry of Two Hundred aud Filly Dollars, and the
wntT
10I0 qf the Tuition money—the price for in
slructlnu lo ho Elgin Dntlnts per quarter.
A Clerk, Steward am) Treasurer, with a Sala
ry of Four Hundrod Dollars.
Written application will bo tnndo to the Under
signed. By order of the Board,
JAMES McLAWS, Clerk.
September 2 mtD3t—81 34
Parmer’s Fire Insurance,
AND LOAN COMPANY, UP NEW YORK.
T I1I.V Company, with a Capital of Five Hntb
died Thousand Dollars, all securely invent
cd, continues to Insure generally against loss by
public, tliut ull losses sits
FIRE, nnd assure the ,
tulned by this Oflkn, will be adjusted with liber
ality, and puid promptly.
DIRECTORS.
James Mr.Bryde
Benjamin Bailey
Thomas Lord
Henry Vurith
John t>. Crary
James Magee
William //. Harrison
Jacob Forties
Charles Dickinson
Tyler Dibbles
Walter It. Jones
' OLIVER H. HICKS, President.
JOHN KING, Btcniury.
Apply to the Subscriber, Agent at Augusta, Qco,
HENRY H. FIELD.
September 27 ' 42 tl
George Griswold
Frederick A Tracy
Ltw's Curtiss
Oliver U. Hicks
James Tnllmadge
Thomas J. Oakley
Charles B. Tutlmudgt
Elias tl. Ely
Wit lin.r, ll'n
William C. It'ojlsey
John A. Taylor,
TO RENT,
,IW), THK Sliiica oiljuiuhig the Suli.ctl-
ftVgf® tor's Wnrohopstt. Tltay ar.- large
HKnF 1 ’' “" d uoiivmilmtt for th.Uiocary hull-
l..BffiS« tie..—The tout loi
.opt 10
J. MEIG9.
•I 3» m
TO RENT,
•Thu Brick Hlorok Nos, 212 Ic214;
>. Hall anil Ur. Uau
Two Flru Ftoof Slotcis nhil Dwell-
•*»G»>. °" tho qoryqr of Broad aud
TO RENT.
AND poh.Pi.fon givvit on tfio l.t
iinVlM tlny'oi Oct. ttoxt, tliut• •)iaelntie-and
<vvjl flitl.ltetl two story htiildlhg o’tt
In. r»ra«f Ell|,-.trool. nt present opcit|i|i-il, hy
ig«| ttntl next billow Hitnry Mouling,
itlliog. Tluiro is a fnio roomy' ytird.
Ur. Ravaghi
E.q’. iltvitlu
Pump oiict goml ..paciotia gniUmi Mtiriinif.’iuii
ull nucoB.ury nut houses. Also, tho itwilliog-op.
pn.lfo, Blillohlit fur n uniairfamily, npplv to
ifharily MtiUnrry, nr In hi t-ohKi.occ to
August 0
J. JP. MAUAURY, BfeWmil,
28 tf
TO. RENT,
FROM 1st October, Ihn Tenement
No. Ifi4, In Mrs.Mary Ornves' Range
of tvnjithdt Building, .on tho ianutli
able Bruiidistioat, aud neaftliv Lower
Miitkot. Apply to
A. Sluuclitnr & C. (habulttf)';
Sept 31) 4S tf
•fin
TO RENT,
A comfortahlo Uto Room in the
Bitlhlhig lit thu rear of the .Bridge
Bunk. , Inquire nt thl. Ofiko.
aiipt. 80 • 3143
S-i
ANEW dwelling house ou thr first
square below the bhV Market;*—Ros*
sodslion'givbii Immediately;Fur terms
■ apply to
MARY LEEDS.
September 30 43 w2t
BACON.
75,000 pouiula - prime BACON,
run sAt.it tow, r.v
xopt. fl
SIBLEY fa MORRISON.
30 4w
175 REWARD.
R AN A WAY, on (lie Bill Inst, from tho Subscri
be!, In Augusta, a negro fellow nnmiul
JA CK, an excellent barber, uboul 30 years old,
mid 6-feet 0 inches high, with bushy hair, large
mouth, diflhlunt look nnd talk,' and respectful
numiirrs. lie had on whon he weul away, a
Conteu nnd pantaloons of coarse light-blue Sati
net, and a wldte jinti The uubscrihor bolieviug,
from tho easy disposition of Jack, that he was
pei siitided to go nwav hy some villain, with the
intention of selling him, will give S50 lo ao^ bo
dy, who will furnish'him with evidence sudden!
to convict the thief, nnd $26 to lodge the Negro
in a fail, where he enn get him, or the smite turn,
(#25 ) with reasonable expenses, to deliver him
ip Augustu.
N. DELAIGLE.
August 23 32 tf
OLD BRICK.
•y^TAN'l'KIi to l'tiichn.o 10,000 OLD BRICK
uf good qnniilyi foe which a liberal pi leu
will hf given. Apply to
j. g. McWhorter.
James M. Carter,,Esq,
rfer and Charles L. Hall, uro itiy
18,50© dolls.
Delaware dp North Carolina Consolida
ted Lottery— Ct.'.v-ns No. 6.
CO Nuiulior Lottory— 9 Drawn Ballots
SCHEME OF PJRIZES.
1 rnixxor
10 rttimor
10 do
12.800'
3.000
1,086
1.000
400
da
01 do 100
And several of §40-530-^320—§12—fac. he.
Whole Tickets §4—Half do ^^£2—Quarter do §1
itf Orders received at
AN XIRKWS’
fltate Lottery and Exchange C^fllcc, corner Broad
and Jackson-St xrceis.
October 6 45
A Practical Bool
.-Keeper,
hour, evrty day,
wuuld be qlail to l:ik«= eh mgr of a net of
Book,—Euquite o( the Editor of tile Com irr.
Mpt 27 , 43 Ot
JJAVINli .0,0, Velma
HOARDING.
A FEW persons can be accommodated with
Board in a private family, at the No. East
corner of Green u Mclnlosh-streets. I
•rpt 30 w4t43
BOARD.
A FEW (jentlemi’ftcuu be accommodated
Day Boarders in the lower Tenement of
the Urhlgo Bank Buildings.
»*pt. 23 41 tf
TO THE LADIES.
T IIE Ladies’ Shoe Store, embracing so good
an assortment of Shoes, Ims been Removed
to No. 141, Norlh«idcBroud-*t., two doors above
the Bridge Bank...
sept 30 43 3t
Wants a Situation
X N a Dry Gondsor Grocery Store, s young man
who is well acquainted with the Gr
roeferv bu
Ufho w ill corac suitably recoinuiended.—A
line addicsscd to Y. Z. and left ut thisufilce, wilt
meet with due attention,
sept 27 42 3t
BOARD.
^ FTER the 1st October uext, a few Gentle
men cun be accommodated as day Bourd
ors in the upper Tenement of Mr. JESbUF'S
New Building on EIHV Street,
sept. 27 3t 42
RICHMOND HOTEL.
T HE Subscriber having taken tha RICH
MOND HOTEL, South-side Broad-street,
and opposite the New Market, Augusta, (Geo )
Would inform his friends and the puhlicgincral-
ly. that he will open the same on the latnl'Oc-
tuhei next, for thu rbcoptlon of Boarders nud
itomors. Tho patronage of tiny
t thankfully received, and gratefully
acknowledged by every possible exertion to
please.
EDWAUD W. COLLIER.
Sept Id 33 tf
(0* Tlie Carolinian, nt Edgefield, and the Geo.
Journal, at Millcdguvillc, will insert tho above
weekly four weeks, nud forward their accounts lo
the rubsetiber, iu Augiuta, for payment.
Georgia, Lincoln County.
W HEREAS William Reynold* applies to me
for Letters of Administration dr. bonis
non on tlie Estate of Martin Picket, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite, summons, and
admonish nil and singulni tho kindred nmt cred
itors of said deceased lo bo nnd appear at toy
office within the time prescribed by luw, tu shew
cause, if any they have, why said Lotteis should
oot be granted.
Given under my baud, at office, this 9th of
September, 1830.
FRANCIS V. FLEMING, c.r. o.
September 13 w3t 38
and Charles L». UALL,aro my
lawful Attorneys during my absence.I '• «4
THOMAS G. HALL.
July 22 23 tf
tkafe Wo ure authorifled to
1
annonneo Mr. William Micou,
Son. h% a Candidate for Urn office of, Receiver ot
Tax Returns, ot the approaching elcctiou in
January next.
August 23 32 td
arc authorized to aa-
i.^sb' 11
miuneoMr. M.F. 150ISOLAIR
n. h Cnmjliintu for ro-clectinn lo th. Oilico of
Rcvflvor uf Tox Rimtrui, nt tbo .jinroxcLinji
Elooilon In .faiiuniy next.
ip,it. 2 Id 35
Administrator’s Sale.
I N conformity »o on Order of the Court cfOr-
m
diliary of Richmond County , will ha sold on
i first Tuesday in December next, a LOT on
Green-Stieet, belonging to the Estate, nf Charle*
Martin, disc'd. Said Lot I* designated Ir. the df-
tiisioii of Bird Martin’s Estate, ns Lot No. 3
(three); pieBents a front of 33 fr»:l on Green-St.,
and extend* hack 174 feet, . The object of the
si
CARDS nnd HANDBILLS,
Neatly Printed at this Office,
3t.lu into ntnkt rtgulni Till.'*.
liEOllUE J- S. WALKER, AAm'r.
srpt. 6
Id 36
— 7
Administrator’s Sale.
ILL It. sold on lira first I’uosdgjr In De-
1
•VTTILL Ik sold ou lira first in
W c.ntbor next, tit Trl/nir Court-Hoimt,
(ico. litp following t'rnvt. of I
tlie E.lnttt of John Pork., dcc'd
Ida i-ouiity, viz.—Two Truitts. I .,
20'll. ticrP., known OS No 83 in the 14th Dls-
triitt, nod 95 in the 12llt Distrif.t of Telfair Coun-
iy. formerly WHkluiou. j Sold by order of lira
inferior Co.lt of Columltln Cqdffcjr,
IiEll 18 PARKS,
,ppt. 30