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VOL. 5. PUBLISHED EVERY MONPAY AND THURSDAY at 2 O’OKOCS. p. ME. At Mr. Howard’* Brick Building*, opposite Mr.Cummin g\ Law Building*. M’lntosli Street. DIRECTIONS. Sale* of Land and Negretes, by Administrator*, Execu tor*, or Guardian*, aro roquired, by law, to bo held on the Tuesday in the month, between the hour* of ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon,id the Court-hot »e of the county in which the property i* gituate.—Notice of theae aale* must be given in a public gazette SIXTY days previous to the day of sale. Notice* of the sale of personal property mu*t be given m tike manner, FORTY day* previous to the day of aale. Notice to the debtor* and creditor* of an o*tate, mu*t be 'BublUhed for FORTY day*. Notice tbat application will be made to the Cour. orj>r dinary for leave to«elI land, must be published for JOUR MONTHS , , ...... Noti:e for leave to sell Negroes, must be published for frOUR MONTH*, before any order absolute shall be made hereon by the court.. -LtiIXUUJLM ..'I I" . !.g=SSg= SCHOOL. MISS 31.0 ME and MISS CARRE imform their friend* and the public in general, •that they intend to open a school, on the Is* *monday in October next, at Mr. Biidges’ House, next to Mea*rs. Reilly h Shiel* on Broad-street, above the upper Market. They will teach the French and English lan guages, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, Ge ography, Needle-Work, Marking, Sewing, he. Terms made known on application. •rpt 20 406 t NEW SCHOOL. THE SUBSCRIBER take* leave to inform hi* friends and the public that on the Ist Monday in October next, be will open a School ' in a House on the North side of Broad-Street, j above the upper Market, belonging to the Estate of Nesbitt, and solicits a share of public patron age. GEORGE J. McCLESKEY. sept. 20 wtf 40 COTTON & COMMISSION VAataaiVMa* f§IHE Subscriber* announce to their friends I and the public, that they have rented the Warehouse in Campbell-street, Augusta, lately occupied bv Mr. John Keen, ane opposite the | Warehouse of Messrs Slaughter h Labuzau ; where they are now ready to receive Cotton ami •ihei produce, and lender their services therein, lifing sanguine that the attention which will lie paid to the interest of their friends, will secure fur them a sliaie of public patronage. T. COLEMAN. WM. J. WIGHTMAN. August 2* 32 wtf \VcsV-\m\\a Vveser\es, JkC. DOZEN Guevn JKLI.Y in jarst boxes 2 doaeii .lai t I'iuaerved Fine Apples 2 do do do Guava* 2 do do do Lime* It) Boxes white Havana Sugar 6 Basket* suputior ('hum png ns ft nidi. Fresh Hi axil Nuts ft do do Madeira do ft do do Filberts 10 do do BoD shell'd Almonds 26 Boxes do Olive* ami f'epri • Fre*h Gunpowder, Impeiial, and Hyson, TEAS, in Caddie* and Boxes, Ate. kc. Landing ihi* day, ami for *Me l,y G. T DOR IIC St Cos. iepl |tl 3J 242 Broad*>/. WOOLLEN*, &c. 4') I'irr. ■ mum) CI.OTUS. 6 and > I'm* Hsnnetl 2A il* Negro Cloth* » ft H 'lex London Duol BlxnVeti I do Ross do t iOO Fair I-Kori assorted Tageihsr ttalh a in'*' and General HTOI'K or (UIOCKKIEH. For A*. I a by STUAHi At BENT. svpt. Id wdi 39 On Consignment, 30 BULK Superior CIDER |0 ditto Fuller k Taylor’s ALK F*r Sal* bv A. BUY AN. •«|»i 2? Si 4# Suit, Sugar tfc Honp. 2500 BUSHEL*) court* Liverpool Soil 12 Hh It Porto Rico Sugai* III) liulM So»p (twill lit t) Fur itlt I7 J. MKIQ3, .41 Am ff'ti rhuUJt, UpptT «U«f Bitad.Strrrt sept 10 *9 Hi BALT. 12.000 rushers foi s«io, in ion lu mil pun tiotrio UAI.Pt! KKTCIIt’M sept |B i0 kva.s nvrvo.vv s FK, (t FFK. campow I»KR Bt)0 bag* Coffee )|UU toil* Bale tC>pe —1 ikrtf IwiM> I or I»» PILLOT 4. 1.1'.8 ARBI PR. July # »' It EXCHANGE OM New York at »ml BO day*, for Mile by j AUSTIN 11. UQRDOJL M|>( 21 BOARDING \YY,W |xm*m can ba accommodated with Board in a private famrl?. at lh« No Hail ( corner ■iHirtrnb Me lutuih-»Ua«U. ••pi A) w4t 43 noAiiiil A FEW (ianilruam can ha accommodated a« | lHit Boardev* in (ha lawer ltitntnl of 1 tba Bride* Bonk Btuldingy .r,l » 41 If TO 9HK L A OIKS. r|Y!IC L*d»r* >ha* *tore. r nkbracmg >o I an urortwrnl at Skarr, kar b«rn Knaxml j |o N® 111 >«nk mlt Biv44-|I., (*<i 4uo«i tbv )* Ik* BrM*. Bask. M* *» ° * Waul* n Situation lillDijll'Xdtor titneevj Mott, a »««*{ man •k« u well ncqu.mtvd «iu ib« liracrrr bo «|w « ill rcair »oitaM* rev oa*aara<t*J A tin* a.Jrcr.cd to Y /. and Wn al the. often. wdl **«ct rank do* attention **jm i? ** ~ BOARD. A I TER lb* t(l Uct®k«l •*»! • Orroti*. ■mo la® he «M*«*xial*J a« 4a* B-ard., •n mi life* Tta»»«a> M Ml re i Just Received, By RICH ARDS & G ANAHL, Instructions for the JEOFINA* or Mund Harmonica , WITH a selection of popular Melodies ex pressly arranged for the Instrument. Splendid Library Editions of Moort, Pope, Burns. Byron and Goldsmith's Works. 8d Volume of Peters’ Reports, Levizac’s French Grammar, Country Curate, A Novel, by Rev. Mr. Grigg, Authorship, “ by John Neal, July Number of the “North American Medi cal and Surgical Journal, sept 2 35 Fresh Tea, &c. &c. J O Qr. Chests Hysnn Tea - W=% , 12 boxes and barrels Loaf and iLPJESE Lump Sugar I 10 boxes sperm Candles -AT/ * n 0 mats Cinnamon i Z) 6 Qr. casks Malaga Wine I do do Fort Wine 1 half pipe old Madeira Wine 1 Hogshead Sugar House Molasses Just Received and for sale Into by JOHN COSKERY, 256 Broad street. September 2 35 ts BACON! BACON!! 'Liu Subscriber has received on Consign mint, 30,000 LBS PRIME BACON, Consisting of Hams, Shoulders and Middlings, which he will sell low. Purchasers over SIOO, 90 days, credit appoved endorsed paper. L. HULL. August ft 27 Just Received. 40 Barrels Northern Gin jj 10 do Apple Brandy 100 boxen '1 allow Candles 20 Demijohns, superior old Cognac Braniiy FOR SAIF, IIY C. PHILLIPS August V 23 If BO ROKAUX CLARFTT~ 4; CASKS Superior Bordeaux CLARET, For salt low by L. HULL. August ft 27 ts NOT ICR Bank of Augusta, bth October, 1830. ON SAIURDAY the 16th iust a Book-keep er xnd a Discount Clerk will be elected by the Board of Directors of Ihi* Bank, to fill the va eanciesoccasioned by the resignation of Walter Veitchond Charles A. Crawford. Candidates will be mfoi uie<| of the amount »f salaries, and of the security required, on applica tioa to R CAMPBELL, Cashier. Oct. 4ft St Removal. FRYIIE subscriber* inform thalr friend*, and I formri cuitonicr* that they have REMO VED to No 166, Hioxd-Slrci l, (lately occupied by Mr*. Sera,) two doors below, where they kept formerly—where can be had al low piiers, all kind* of Men’s Ladies, Roys, children and set vunl*' Bonis nnd Stipes; wholesale and retail. ILF Conte and see. E. WOOD *V Cos. .luguifa. Oct. 7 45 fit Clock niu\ NVatcU Hepamng. Vo CRKI’U, Returns hi* thanks lo I trot public for their liberal po trwnage, and lake* this op- Pfat " portunhyofinfurnting thrm I • \ ’ that hr hat lakrn in cosi -1 , fIM union for Clock k W'at*h Repairing, Mr S. A. S.»l lon,lull. Any Wmk m- Irutlail lo hit rare will bo carefully attended to ami done at the thorlrtt uo’ice, l 11 hand and nfl’ei* for Sale, an attorlmenl of JK WRLLEKY. 1/ Mr C. will Manufacture and Repair all kind, of JtvUtrm i»r lilltgitt Work, aud will alto givv it il« pi intiiive colour. trpl. 10 w3m .19 RICHMOND ACADEMY.* riltlK Tiuvtres ofthe Academy ol Richmond I county wtU, on the latl Saturday in Decrm her neat, proceed lo elect the following leacher* and Offi.rit fur the trim and tpa.c of twrlv* nuutlli, from the time es appointment, town A Rector, with a solars ol Flight Hundred Dot lart, and half of the t uition money An I lull leacher, »ut> a talaiy of Ftvo Hundred Hollars, oud one half of the Tuition money. A Teacher for the Sand Hill* without salary, hut with the us* of the H<>ute and Lot at th* Saud Hilts, the frachri lo receive th* wholoof Ih* tuition money. A leacher ot Modern Languages, with a sal arv of Two Hundred aud Fifty Dollar,, and th* whole of the 1 uiliou money—th* price (or in drortion to h« Eight Pollan per quarter. A < Ink Steward and Itrasuter. with a Sala ry of Four Hundied P.dlai*. W mien appwcaticn will he made to th* Under signed. By ertier of tA# /tcxrrtf, J .t.MKS Ml l VVYS. cifrk September 2 mtl'4*—ol S-4 FOR SALK. VNErY-H A\ EN (amity B kROUCH or* writ m«>i*. leather lop, ihtre rrilr. t*o apruna. i*.> rack* or fuppnit* far li availing iron Y« : 6 nail*, nia believed that no*'»p*n#r an.fit of ihr kind. t» in kt found in »ha Anguata market K» quire al the »hap of Mr. Holt, »e*r the Epiafopnl Church. Oct 7 43 3(» DYINO & SCOURING. REMOVAL. • 4 IMF. .4k,b*c«b*r lake* ihr* method io inform i bn friend* and ll** public jttwmall*, that *>a oat removed to (kt Han** krai abort ihr four Budding* otrh brack baacmenl Marmor Reynold »tir»l tormrrlr br!*n(iu| to Mr. J 3 Holt, near th«cratr* of lb* aacood tquare. brto* Bridge Kv* » hart hr intend* to cany on tb* DTtSO and SCOI Hl\ G bnaktens a* feitnerlf C. C. TALIAFfcIRRO. Octobar 7 it 43 Ktttu-nr KuboM) Urin. IRk Attorney »i Law, has opened aa Odhre on I■ «a a«r®*l k«r door* belon Waab aad arariy ®p|MntU t»e tear deuce •I Urwj llrabM, F-*q. Oct 7 45 la AUGUSTA, (GEO.) MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1830. PIANO FORTE, Organ , Flute % Flagclet, Clarionet , and Bass Viol, TAUGHT AT THE RICHMOND ACADEMY. IT is the design of the Superintend**! that Young Ladies shall be taught to execute — with grace, ease, facility’, and at the same time, to progress beyoud a mere mechanical, unmean ing performance. The common raies are to be studied and understood, and practically tested in musical composition Miss Rebecca J. Pratt, will devote her whole time to Twelve Pupils only, who may wish to practice on the Piano Forte or Organ. The writer has procured an excellent Grand Upright Piano Forte, and a good Four Stop Organ for the use of his pupils. These are expected as *oon as the navigation of the river will permit. * Another Instrument is pro vided for immediate use. O’ Pailour and Church Organs can be obtain ed by application at the Academy. Oct 7 w3t 45 kTchWoWd TToYel. THE Subscriber having taken the RICH MOND HOTEL. South-side Broad-street, and opposite the New Market, Augusta, (Geo ) Would inform his frit-mis and the public general ly, that he will open the same on the Ist of Oc tober next, for the reception of Boarders and transient customers. The patronage of any friend will be thankfully received, and gratefully acknowledged by every possible exertion to please. EDWARD W. COLLIER. Sept 16 39 ts Q3* The Carolinian at Edgefield, and the Geo. Journal, at Mille Igeville, will insert the above weekly four weeks, and forward their accounts to the subscriber, in Augusta, for payment. RANAW AY, on the Bth iust. from the Subscri ber, in Augusta, a negro fellow named JACK, an excellent barber, about 30 years old, and 5 feel 6 inches high, with bushy hair, large mouth, diffident look and talk, and respectful manners. He had on when he went away, a Coatee and pantaloons of ejarse light blue Sati uet, and a while hat. The subscriber believing, from the easy disposition of Jock, that he was persuaded to go away by some villain, with »he intention of felting him, will give SSO to aov bo- - dy. who will furnish him with evidence sufficient to convict the thief, and $25 to lodge the Negro in a la<l, where he can get him, or the same sum, (§26.) with reasonable expenses, to deliver him in Auguna. N. DELAIGLK. j August 23 22 ts Augusta \\;it Vaclonj. SMITH k. I)KAN have removed to No. 348, Broad-,trret w here they will continue to car ry on the Hat Making Hu,me* in all its branches, and solicit the patronage ol thrir frieud, and cus tomer,. flat* of any description made to order. Also. Hat, dressed and repaired at short notice. gT This is the only estahliihtn *nt in this City where th* Hat Manufacturing business is earned on throughout, in all us various branches. Oct 7 45 wtf Administrator's Sale. liril.l, Im aold on the 1,1 Tuesday in Deeein- Y f her ne,t, at the Market Hume in the Ci ty «f Augusta Uv order ol the Court of Ordinary of Richmond County. A Lot in said city, near thr cornei of F.tlis and Centre-streets. and neit below the lot occupied hy Wm. Jack,on, Kiq Also ten share, of the capital stock of the State Bank of Georgia, and -s negro man slave, named Peter, sold a, the property of W in A. \N inker, dec’d, for the purpose us making a division among Ins hairs. ANDRF.W J Mil LER. October 4 44 id Administrator's Sale. IN coufuruntv to as Order of tiie Court of Or dinary of Richmond County, wiil be sold 00 the oi*t Tuesday in December next. a LOT on Green-Street, belonging to the F.stat# oft harle* Martin, dre’d. *• >»i 1 Lot is designated in the di nliltm of Bild ‘Jailin'* Estate. a. l ot No 3 (three ) ; pre**nts a fri nt of 33 f.*rt on Orern St . anil ettends back 174 feet Ihe object of the 'ale is to m»ki regular l itle* GEORUE J S. WALKER, Admxr. *ept 0 td 40 Administrator’s Salt*. A A TILL t»r tnlil on thr br*t Tuesday in De- W coulter next, al Telfair Court Hi'uir, Geo Ihr following I raid of l.ia I. belonging (o, |l a K.ttate of lohu Park. dre and, lair of C olum hia rauni*, *!■—l'rap Trana. ronlaioine rarb arrr*. kiinati a« No in Ihr 14ih Ibi (net, am! P 6 in lb* 12th Diatrict of Trlfair C'oun tjr, formrrl* IVilkmaon Sold brr ordrr of tb# Inset tor Coart of Cylmo'oa I minlr. LEWIS PA ÜBS, A,imr. *rpl .%> 3(p 43 Mrdiral College ot S. Carolina. ri lUK I.KH l liKs of rhi« |n»iti» tiorr will b# I ie«ainril thr atcor.cl Monday in Noaraabrr, and roanaat until March. 4 no.'amy —John E Holbrook. M D Svrfrry- J»wm Kamaa* M P Moult!*nd J g Oukroa, M D PrsKivet ts Mtmtnmt \ .tfj/rrrr Sfrdicn —Hr -jr R/Froat. X-dic'frry ) and (Sr Ihsrtisti af T G. Prrolran, M. D Momra ( \tidrin \ CArmiafnr %V Pkarmaef— -FUim'd Ratrorl. M. D. VYajnrr. M. D. .4tut.’«ptjr J • Oowaa'/iirir «/ J*4.'«mv—l. IVaf u>-f M. P. HF.NHY R FROST, Iran. ( htrlrrloa Augmt .t .vS *t<j Tenth Regiment, <». (ORDER ) .4i<w*:«. Vjrf. 30. isao VN K'rctton will br koidrn on S t j ur ., T t j, # 9lh of Otlolrrr oral, half pari 7 o rlack, P M at (ha Company V Kp«at Cii* Hall for a Captain to command the Hampton K.flcioto Via* Cap* Hiffad. d*c and. By oedtr of Cal. CaU**il. JOHN MADDIN, Adj'l Ttnik Aifaun: 0 ¥ ar*i 30 43 If Hkmovai, f|3 HK Subtctibrr rrapratfaMy inform* kia J_ it 'tod* that h* baa P.rnaoaed few Stock ft j«n Mr Ais H Tut pen a K»n|*. to tba Kaod formerly occuprad by Hail k Hardin, ia Ikr rq.tarr abort tb* !o*rr Market. »krrr hr uaa on band a ,’ovd twp.dy of amor• *n.(*d to ihr ara era:—< mi »ung or Ih» Gfxxtr, lUicliarr aod lirormrr. all of wktek ka aril aa l ora tb* Mil acioamvruale; liran. YVM. E. BROD.NAX Vpt. *B 41 If 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 Lauds of Jacob Meiizger and David Medzger. ALI.O, 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.jWilliamson, to satisfy a Ji. fa. in favor of the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia against John P. Williamson. JNO. C. TERRILL, D. g.s c. October 4 44 liiciiMOND acadeaivT THE EXERCISES of the Richmond Acade my will he resumed on the first Monday in October next, under the direction of James P. Waddel as Rector; the Rev. Sereno Taylor as Principal of the English department, and James B. Lafitte. Esq. as Teacher of the French and Spanish Languages. The Studies pursued in the First Class will be the Latin and Greek Classics, with the Elemen tary Mathematics, and occasional attention to such Euglish Studies as from the deficieucy o the pupils, may seem necessary. The Second Class will attend to all the bran ches es a plain and solid English Education. As sistant Teachers will he provided should the num ber of Pupils rentier it expedient. In the hirst Class, the terms of Tuition are Eight Dollars per quarter. In the French and Spanish, or either, Eight Dollars 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 in addition. By a tegulaiion of the Board of Trustees, the Teacheis are not allowed to receive any Pupil into their respective Classes, without a receipt from the Treasurer, of which all concerned will please take notice. JAMES McLAWS, Clerk \ Trra'r. sept. 23 4*41 FACTORAGE AND Commission business* SAVANNAH, GKO. rpHE Suhscriher intending to remove to Sa -1 vaunah the ensuing fail, fur the purpose us transacting a general t Commission Business, Respectfully oflVr* his services lo his friends and the public, lie will devote bis personal alien lien exclusively to the business, and from long experience, confidently hopes to render entire satin fiction to those who may favor him with their business. ll.s store, will be airy ; secure from fire; and ready for the reception ol GooJs or Producethe Ist ol October next. £ JOHN R. ANDERSON. August 2fC A mftm (Lf* The Courier, Savan nah; Journal, Milledgemle; Telegraph, Ma con; and .Athenian, Athens; will each, publish the shove onrr a morlh. until the Ist of January next, and fit wind :hrir account, to the Subscri ber in Savannah, for payment. J. R. A. Glass Cv\U\n£ V'slabWskment. K. Jj, SYMMONS RESPKf TH 1.1. Y iniornis the Citigens of Augusta and its Vicinity, that he ha, com menced the business of GLASS CUTTING io the Store No. 162 Broad Street, where he intend, to keep roiiS'antly on hand, a supply of superior Crydal Cut atui Plain Cila.tt of every description. A* this Establishment ha* been commenced for the first time in this Slate, and at con.iucrabl* expense, he hopes its introduction will incur* him a portion ol patronage, as the Articles he of fori can he procured nt home on as favorable terms, and of a, good quality as in New-York or elsewhere. sept 30 43 wtf T is RKNT. /eri A LARGE and convenient Store, in the upper part Broad-street, next il4ft£9 t * oor ,u * nr War> -House lately occu L-»- pied *•» Mr. K. Campkrld. I hi. Wan- ll'iie will be again opened, which wtli render the -Store a d.-neabie viand ; and it can be had if applied for s-ioci, at one hundred dollars per year Also to hire, a Negro Man, well known a* a " rvt rule drayman, and has been u.ed to attend to a Grcceiy Store A|*ply to A I. Huntington, or to the suhscriher BLNJ. SIMS. sept 27 42 At SPARTA TAVERN. rilO RENT, that spacious and well arranged J TAVERN, in the Town of Sparta. Han cock County, at present occupied by Mr. W ilham Mai k»». This eslahli.hroent 1* not surpassed bv any of a similar kind in the up Country, and »i 1. with judicious management, yield * handsome return on the capital emp’oved. The furnirure and stock will l»e *ild on a ere lit lor approved pa per loans peison or person* who may contract fur the pirumfi. Possession will be given on the I*l. November next. Apply lo McKenzie l bknnoch. IT The Georgia Journal and Federal Union. The Athenian, Cabinet, and Mashmcton News, wii> insert the above wore a week, for Six week, and *e .and their sccuuutr to MeKenxie L. Benouch Augmta. sept 0 30 ts Brought to Jail, IN Jrrkif'irlx'lfl . rererra Cos. on ihr 2. Ik <*!*•• m». a malili't *r*n nainrd J*rs. •!»<*>• 2>*»r Ttara of ap** 5 fret *i nrci-r* high, *•** hr h*- Idcgi lo ■*a*nu*l VA dl.anta of ( mf'tion, S. C. and l l »a* hf run**»c aornrfimr io tba month of Ju'» 'an Ih* owner it reque-ted lo com* f<<»- w*rd pro** hr* pr«*p*rlr par rlptnKl and take him a* *r PAIL WILLIAM SO 71, Jailor. Oct. 4 4 4 3t NOTICE. \LL prraont 10-ir’.ird to Cotdin Barn-*, de feated late of S«rr*en Count* will make ■ mmrd.aie patcn*nt. And taoa* bavir.c demindt *|uatt .aid d*c*»»ed plea** |^e*e r ., *ait»e duly attrartd. »n*-•■* tb* line prrtcri^d k, a*. SARAH BARNES, Adm'x May 13 tfd 1 .itchtiflii, (Conn.) 1 ,aw School. ri IHt Fail A •'-at'.'-n in rbir lo«tiiuiion, com -1 nrurrdt* Ik* 27tJb of Sej trmSrr, and to* Lecture* wiU b* reanmed on thr 2nth of Onibrr **pt 30 4T 3t J.J* lb* Mi edgetil * Recorder will J lea** g,TT Ihe above tkre* lortrnTr aMIIMM. had fut *ard U>« kcc*uut w iu« ofic«. PAINTING THE Subscribers would respectfully Inform the citizens of Augusta and its vicinity, that they have entered into co-partnership under the firm ol MILLER Hf JASEPH, and intend carrying on House, Sign, Chair, h Ornamental Painting and Glazing, Paper Hanging, he. in all its various branches. They hope that from the neatness in the execution of their work, and strict attention to their business, to merit a libe ral share of public patronage. Persons disposed to patronize them may find them ut their Shop, No. 203 Broad-Stieet. N. B.—Orders from the Country punctually attended to. REFERENCES. Dr. Thomas I. Wray, Augusta. Dr. Millkdge Galphin, x Col. A. Whatley, \ Beach Island Samuel Clark, D. Atkinson. / July 22 23 ts Farmers Fire Insurance, AND LOAN COMPANY. OF NEW YORK. TFT HIS Company, with a Capital nf Five Him- J. died Thousand Dollars, all securely invest ed, continues to Insure generally Rgainst loss by FIRE, and Assure the public, that all losses sus tained by this Office, will be adjusted with liber ality, and paid promptly. DIRECTORS. James Mcßryde Ceorgc Griswold Benjamin Bailey Frederick A Tracy Thomas Lord Lew's Curtiss Henry Parish Oliver //. Hicks John S. Crary James Talhnadge James Magee Thomas J. Oaklty William II Harrison Charles B. Tallmadgt Jamb Corliet Elias H. Ely Charles Dickinson H’illiam C. Woolscy Tyhr Dibbiee John A. Taylor. Balter R. Jones OLIVER H. HICKS, President, JOHN KING, Secretary. Apply to Iht Subscriber, Agent at Augusta, Geo HENRY H. FIELD. September 27 42 tl J. SMITH & CO. HAV'E just received in addition to their for mer Stock, an elegant assortment of Fur niture, consisting of Sideboards, Bureaux, Book- Case,, Wardrobes, Tables, Chairs, lie. Lc. all of w hich will be sold as cheap as can be bought in this City, for Cash or town acceptances. July 1 17 ts JOHN (Hi IM A R IN, WATCH MAKKH, *\o \-\l, Hvoad-Strcct, HAS again began business, in the Brick House, No. 147, Broad-Street, lately oc cupied av the CITV HOTKL, where be will tie slow ail Ins at'ention on repairing WATCHES AND CLOCKS, of every description, in the best possible manner, and at very reasons!) e puce*. He solicits the patronage of his friend* and former customers, and all who wish to have their Watches made to keep good time at a mod erate price. He will sell Ins riiiinining STOCK, consisting of Tinrai&'jiTs W.YVCUI.S k CLOCKS, CASTOIIS, &c. &c. For less thin they coil. at Wlinlesab* and Retail In cl. P . lent II ill H GLASSES, ard al! other descr'ptioiis ol iYsten Glasses, tnnstantly kept on lisinf. May 3 104 COTTON CINS. Ac. fY4 H K Subscriber ha* on hand C OTTON M. i*INS of a very superior quality, of from 30 to 60 Saws, single and dauble bieasted. From recent improvements introduced into those (tins, they have been pronounced bv those having them in n.e to be of the very hett kind, both a* to furnishing a clean and good Staple, as a'so to !ighlne,* ,»f draught; also Moating Flues. 11/" G 1 N> repaired at short notice. i!, swe* •< iSticHena wet*. VESTS ■» extensive, consisting of all the moil approved I I.Of’GIIS, of which he has a large q lantity, *o-i from ilw tnerv-atirg demand, the price will be much reduced T7* Wheat :i»i Corn Shellers. Cultivators. Drill ,Ma< hints and also an excellent assott merit of Fresh W si ranted f* ARDEN" SLEDS. ROBERT PHILIP, fe'xr door 1 btltui Hu MtrehatUt' if PlanJtrt' Bent. »*pc 16 wßt 39 REMOVAL. f IYIIK bare removed a sere door* 1 hero* mere former *tand. and one door above Mr. Jo. u Moore * cornel, al rre tr*y bate reenved a part of I'ieir *upply *f STAPLE and FANCY CRY GOODS and daily e*|<ect a fur fh*r tripp’v Prraoo* wirhinc t> ptircha»e are requested to rail aud rxrmmt ihem, a* tbry will be told very low lor ra*h N. H. WHITLAW fr Cos. »ept CO 4*l fit Private Hoarding House. VFKW GENTLEMEN can be accoramo d,i‘* 5 with Board nr Board and Lodging, hr ipplmiion at the Brick Hour*, lately nccu pteda* tb* City Hotel, No. 147, Broad-aireet. Oct 4 41 it TIN PLATE. 1 ACk BOXES UN PLATES F«r .ale by JLUU W. A. MITCHELL. A*. 134 Droad Slrttt. October 4 44 TO RENT, JXsrfl From the first of October next, the Fire Proof Brick Store, at present liliSFa occupied by Messrs. H. W. Scovcll, wmTlYVks h. Cos. Apply to James Ftuzer, or HENRY H. FIELD. June 24 15 if TO 11RY1\ a FROM the Ist of October next, the new Brick Store Souflj Side Broail Street, third door from Centre-street —Also a ver* convenient House for a small family on Ellis-Stieet, occupied by B. B. Mitchell. For terms apply |o D. KIRKPATRICK, h Cos. June 28 28 ts To RENT) RagL THE Stores adjoining the Snbscri k°r 8 Warehouse. They are lurga gg j and convenient for tba Grocery bust ness—The rent low. J. MEIGS. •rpt 16 30 St TO RENT, JWHL The large Grocery Store, at pre* sent occupied by Collin* lit Man ton. il2flgCT Also, the Store occupied by I*. Lft »«®"ry, both good stands. For terms, apply to A. SLAUGHTER h C. LA BUZ AN, or W. P. DEARMOND. trpt 23 41 4t TO RENT, ftnsfl Two Fire-Proof Stores and Dwell* WPnfe ingg, on the corner of Broad and I Cuinpbell-streets. 4fr»i also. One Fite-Proof Store and Dwelling, flo. 4 Bridge Row. The Store am* dwelling uezt above the Bridge Bank. The Dwelling on Camphell-Strect, opposite th# Ware-House of Messrs. Bostwick h Baird; For terms, ap ply to M’KENZIE k BENNdCH, July « ts 18 IL7* 1 he Augusta Chronicle and Constitution* alist will insert tiic above. TO RENT. JhKfl- AND possession given on the Ist d "y nfOct. next, that spacious and well finished two story building oil I IIBTa. Ellis-bl! cet, at present occupied by Dr. Savage, and next below Henry Mealing, Esq’s dwelling. There is a fine roomy yard. Pump and good spacious garden attached, and ad nei e«siiry out houses. Price $260. * J. P. MAHARKY, Broad-Streeli August 9 28 ts TO RIiNT, FROM Ist October, the Tenement 154, in Mrs Mary Graves’ Rauga 'ffcajfflof wooden Buildings on the South a. r side Broad-street, and near the Lower Market. Apply to A. Slaughter <fc C. Labuznfl. Sept SO 43 ts 'toREiNT* 1 A A comfortable Bt.li Rook in th# Building in the rear of the Bridgd Bank. Inquiie at this Office. sept. 80 3t 43 TO RENT, flerrg, A NEW dwelling house on tha first square below the eld Market —Pot* IViiM •csiion given itamediatcly. For tcrutt 1 I— apply tu MARY LEEDS. September 80 43 w2t TO KENT, ‘ And immediate possession given the House and Lot on Gretn h Me' Intosh-strvct*, occupied by the Sub. iwwdUHt scriber* * WELCOME ALLEN. _ Ort. 7 2t 45 NOTICE. f 1 4HE co-partnership heretofore existing on* I d*r the firm of SMITH h ROBBINS, ia Charleston S. C. is dissolved by its own limits* lion. Ti t business will b* settled by G. YV. Smith. G W. SMITH, K. ROBBINS 1 ha ft u'>srrihars have formed a connexion un* •let the firm ts Smith, Harrii If Ct. and will con tinue the Hardware business at the old establish ment *f Siiiilk k Robbins, Charleston, S- C. O. W. SMITH. WM. HARRIS, B. F. SMITH. Ni w York, sept 21 October *i 44 wßin IT/' The Milledgeville Journal will publish tht above weekly for three months and forward tad account to the subscribers. House, Si»rn, and Ornamental Da*xr*3T(s* RP SPELMAN, having returned front # Nrw Y'ork, and having made himself *c qtiainted with the /.c/rel Style of Painting, res* pecifully solicits from his friends and former Cut tonicrs, a rontiuuance of the patronage extend ed to him for the last ten years. 3j* Country Mcrchaot* can be supplied with <> igii« at the shorteit notice, and 011 the most reasonable terms, —safely packed for any itta tance. August 12 29 wtf REMOVAL ‘ riIHE Subscriber ha* removed his Slioe Slbrd I to the lower True ment es Spenc'r’i New Budding, on the corner of Broad and YVasbing. son-streets, where hi* friends and customers wilt, at usual, find every- Article, in his line, of ll*4 best quality, aud et moderate prices. MOSES UOFF, Jun. sepf. 27 3t 42 OU) BRICK. WANTED (• Purchase Hi.OfiO OLD fRICJC of good quality; for wbirh a liberal pi ic* will be given. Apply to J. O. MCWHORTER. hf, James M. Carter, Esq. aiid Charles L. Hall, are my lawful Aitoroera during my ab.etice. THOMAS O. HALL. July 32 23 ts r*gg~- We are authorised to aonoonre Mr. William Micoc, '•••o. m a Candidate for the olßre ot Receiver of Tai Returoa, at the approaching election ia January nest. Angutt 2 t 12 td ar« authorized to an- Douoee Mr. M. F. BOISCLA !R at a Candidal# for re election to the Oftc* of Receiver of Tax Return*, at tba apprtmehtaf Eleciw* in January next. aepe t td *4 NO. 46*