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VOL. 7. PUBLISHED EVERT ''’MONDAY, WEDNESDAY asd FRIDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. F- M. M r . Howard’* Brick Buildings, opposite the Post Office M’lntosh Street. directions. <*al««of Land and Negroes, by Administrators, Execu tars or Guardian*, are required, bv law, to be held on tne <m Tuesday io the mouth, between the hours of ten m he forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the Conrt-lioa*s<f the countyi n which the property k* situutc.-NoUc s< f these sales must be given *n a public gazette S>IXI V days ilrovion. tithe day of sale. . Notices of the sale of personal property must be given in like manner, FORTY days previous to the day of sale Notice io the debtors and creditors of un estate, mu»® be published for FORTY days. Notice that application will be made to the Court orJW dlnary for leave tasolUand, must be published for FOUR M Notice for feave to sell Negroes, must be published for JOUR JgQNTIINiJCfore any,ordor absolute shad be made Vernon by the court. ——i ,» NOTICE. , ; npHE Copartnership heretofore existing be- E. tween the subscribers in. the / ractice of f,au>, is tiiis day dissolved by mutual consent; They tviil both attend to the unfinished business of the firm until it is closed ; and persons indebt ed to them for professional service can make n tv men t to either. WILLIAM. SCHLEY, THO’S. GLASCOCK. Nov 2 94 LAM HACK & RUSE, ALWAYS AHEAD! IVERTON TAFFEY, a fine article for Colds Scotch CaWe« ; black Cakes, and lioney Cakes, all of svhich are new articles. just Reef inset, a small lot of very fine Oranges and fresh Figs ... fresh Pies, every day at 11 o’clock. Also, can be had a few gallons first rate Pi< kies put an in the verv best *lyle. Jan 28 ; It 12 __ Cork Wood, O >e Bale, for sale by R' B' HAVILAND Jfico- Jan. 19 ts 9 “Important victory. Sylvester against the World !I! The ever ioriuna.e Sylvester has again cause to announce to h-s Patron's ihe pre eminent success which has attended tlie c.ff>jriß of one of his distant correspondents. of the Virginia State Lottery, Class Ni. 7, drawn at Richmond Dec. 21 40, 43, 63, 34. 53, 7- 46, 4S, 61, 44 Combination 7 34 58 tire grand pjizo of 10,000 dollars Was sent by SYLVESTER inn letter to a gentleman ai Nashville,Tenn. Adventurers look to the above, and if you value weal'h send your O'ders to the PRIZE SELLING SYLVESTER: AGAIN. , IN THE NEW YORK LOTTERY, I)ra\yn Oec. 2Gilt, 1852,' SYLVESTER sold the second Capi .tnl Prize of „ 4,000 dollars It was owned, by an Adventurer, who, 4.> a longtime had been wooing the Fickle Goddess. nkvv yokk lottery, Class N>i. 2, fur 1833, To be drawn on Wednesday, January 15 66 '*i. Lottery —lO drawn ballots $30,000. CAPITALS. 1 Prize of 20,000 dollars 1 do 5,000 dollars 2 do I.GOO dollars 2 do 1,500 dollars 2> do 1,270 doiliiis Tickets FIVE Dollars VIRGINIA $ /’.l VE LOTTERY * Class No. 1, for 1833 Vo be drawn on Friday, Jan 18th, 1(633. 66 No. Lottery—lo drawn ballots. $35,000. CAPITALS , 1 Prize of 55,000 dollars j 1 do G.OOO dollars 1 do 3,000 dollars 1 do 2,000 dollars * - Ac Amounting to 2,282.000 dollars Tickets $6. Halves $3 Quarters $1 50 For Ptizes direct v<*ur orders to S. J. SYLVESTER, BALTIMORE J3o 14 2__ 7 if _ THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFERS FOR SALE. 500 pieces Cotton Bagging on liberal terms. . . >, ... ’ Also —ln the Magazine 500 kegsFF and FFF Dupont’s Gun Powder 10 do Eagle Powder in-26 Canisters 2Q half kegs Eagle Powder and > loose T *' A LE BftRBIER. English Mustard. Boxes Superior English Mustard 20 Do American For Sale by G. H. Metcalf. Febuary, 8 ts 17 Shot Guns and Pistols. just received, 20 Elegant Double barrelled Fowling Piece*, witb Percussion Locks 1 pair Duelling Pistols 10 pair Pocket do FOR SALE, BY J. Marshall. Feb 4 15 ts , Ladies Philadelphia Slippers. J. Case Ladies black Prunello Slippers 1 do do do Kid do 1 do do Green Morocco do Just received, and for ssfe; at No 262 bj LOUIS CRESS h Cos. February 6, * - |f 16 JOB PRINTING, A LL kinds of JOB PRINTING continued to jt% be done at THIS OFFICE at the verv prim GEORGIA COURIER, sf* »<* At the Store , comer of Broad and Mac lat osh Street, Augusta , Georgia. HAS just received from France and New- York by late arrival*, a large assoi tment French, English and American FANCY & STAPLE Which he offers for sale ou his usual moderate Terms for Cash or Town acceptances pieces rich and splendid patterns Eng j!d V lish and American ingrain CARPET ING, at ail prices 17 pieces very fine $ and 6 4 French black bszines 20 pieces 5 4 and 6 4 assorted colors Menno Cloths, and Merino Circassians, all colors and width 4 7-8 6 4 Mateoni black Italian Lustrings Assorted Ffench Tafii-ta Silks, for Umbrellas Rich stripe and figared Silks of all colours Black Hnd colored Gro de Swiss and Gro de Berlin Bottle green, scarlet and other colors Gro de Naple Merino, Hernnni and twisted StJ|ks, Shawls of ail colors and piices Crkpe, Muslin Silk and other Shawls, latest u, B ‘y ,e Wluttj, scarlc.and black Merino long Shawls Ladies cmhrpdered and lined Horse skin Gloves Do Long and Habit White do do do Do White Cotton. Silk and worsted Hose all colors aril qualities i : liish Linens, Sheetings and Diapers English Long Cloth Ten dozen Landscape Bead and Si k «orked Bags, some very elegant patterns Bead Furses and ladies woiked Baskets of all sizes | ;■ Ladies plain andornafnental waist .BuCkleS . Boxes of elegant Bonnet Plumes and Wreaths White and colored French plain and worked Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs as sorted patterns Ladies hair hi aids and Curts India Rubber Suspenders and Garters . Thread Laces and Edgings in great variety of patterns Black-Italian and French Crapes Do. Love Silk Shawls Oil cloth Silk for children’s Aprons Ladies’ cambric Aprons very rich patteVns nttd new style Black, red, green and scarlet silk Ve|jrets A large ustfbrtment of*s 4 and 4-4 French color ed head Handkerchief);, quite new patterns plain and fringed A large assortment of plain and cut glass Beads Plain and cut Gold Beads , Best of Pint am) Needle* ICO doz. Spool Cotton (Clark’s) all Blue, black, olive, brown, bottle-green and sab mist Broad-cloths and Cassimeics some of which are very fine - ■ Stiiped and mixed milled Cassimer.es Satttnets of nil kinds in great variety of prices & 4 and 10-4 London Duffle B, ankets 10 and 12 4 colored Counterpanes Mnckinan Point Blankets, milled Red and blue, white and’red mist Lindseys Blue Plains and twilled Kerseys, Carpet Binding Tufted and otiiei 1 Hearth Rugs to match the Car petings N ( Together with p large assortment of Cologne, Orange, Rtisft and Lavender Water Rose and Almond Soap, Antique Oil Hair Powdei and Powder Pufl's, Durable Ink, Bic. December 3 ts 107 ON CONSIGNMENT. JUST RECEIVED 5 PIPES Cognac Brandy 15 Half Pipes Holland Gin 60 Piecci Tow Bagging 50 Coils Bale Rope 10000 Spanish Segars ~ 5, Tierces New Rice ALSO Just Landing from Steamboat Augusta, Hhds. New Orleans and Porto Sugars “ West India Molasses “ St. Croix*Rum “ N E flam . “ Whiskey “ Cilter Brandy Barrels N. Giu *• Mackerel “ Sperm Oil. ( " Butter Crackers Y * ’* ' Casks London Porter end BrowirStoet “ Prime Cheese i . Quarter Pipes Cogswelßs Wine “ casks Cargo Wine Boxes White Havanpaand Lump Sugars “ Sperm Candles and Soap “ Raisins and Herrings “ American Segars Bags Prime Gieen Coffee “ Diop and Buck ShoJ Bales Cotton Bagging “ “ Yarn ti( cases Negro Shoes ' And an Assortment of staple MB'S For sale low for cash or approved endorsed notes, by r •. J. .MARSHALL. NOTICE, THE undersigned has moved his Office be low the Market where the Fodder and Hay Scales is erected sand hereby gives notice that the Scales are now ready, and that the Ordinance passed on the 6th December, 1832, regulating the same, will hereafter, be regularly enforced. J. W. MEREDITH. Dec 28 , 117 ts AN ORDINANCE TO regulate the weighing of Fodder, rfay and Osts'in. bundles brought to the city of Augusta in wagons, or carts for sale by weight. Sec. Ist. Be it ordained by the City Council of Augusta, That all Fodder, Hay and Oats brought to this city in wagons or carts for sale, shall ba weighed at the scales prepared for that purpose hear the lower market. Sec. 2d. Ba it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the clerk of the lower market to superintend the weighing of jail Fodder, Hay and Oats, af all hours of the day, from sun rise till sun set. And tha party setting such Fodder, Hay or oat3, shall pay to the said clerk fifty cts. ot each wagon, and twenty-five cents for each cart or dray. Sec. 3d- Be jt further ordained, That every person who shall violate the provisions of this Ordinance, may be fined in a sum not exceeding Twenty Dollars. Done in Council the 6th day of Dec. 18321. SAMUEL HALE, Mayor. By the Mayor : Geo. M. Walker, c. c* o. p ec 21 ii 4 ts ■V.- Li A si\ ~ At the Wharf, For Sale, hy G. H. METCALF. Fgb 16 20 ,AUGUSTA, (GEO.) MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1833. Received this Day, BY BOfITS NOS. 11 and 12. ICASE IvJtlies white and black Sa tin Slippers 1 do Gentlemen's prunella buckled Pomps 1 do do Calfskin do do 1 do Boys Kid and Morocco do do B. W. FORCE St Cos January 7 ‘ >• ORANGES Received per John David Mongin, 10,000 SWEET ORANGES. N. SMITH <fc Cos. 275, Broad Street. Feb 15 20 It New Crop Molasses. . For Sale, low from Wharf, 45 Hhds superior, New Molasses, by GEORGE H. METCALF. Feb 15 20 POOR SUGARS. 34 Tierces just received, for sale, h>w by J G. H. METCALF. Feb 16 * 20 30,000 dollars 7 h SO Vv\7.es of SI,OOO LOWES? PR.XZS sl2, VIRGINIA STATE LOT TERY, (Dismal Swamp,) Class No. 2, Draioimg due Wednesday 20 th instant, SCHEME 1 Prize of 30,000 dollars, 1 " 10,000 dollars. 1 “ 5,000 dollars. I “ 4,000 dollars. .. 1 •* 3,704 dollars, 30 u 1,000 dollars. 30 “ 500 dollars, 55 “ 200 dollars. 56 41 100 dollars, 56 *f 70 dollars. 56 14 60 dollars. 56 “ 50 dollars. 112 “ 40 dollars. 2184 “ 24 dollar®. 15400 " 12 dollars, Whole Ticket $lO, Half $6, Quarter $2 60 D* Prises sold and cashed at ■ BEERS’ Foitunate Lottery Office. No. 241 Broad-street * # * Address Orders to W. P. BEERS. Feb 15 It FOR, SALE, BY SIBLEY & MORRISON. 20 Hhds N. O. Sugar (new ci op) 50 do and 100 bbls New-Orleans Molasses, very ftfime 5 tons Iron 7 to' 12, inches wide 5 do Plough Moulds 12 kegs prime Goshen Biittef 50 pieces twilled Cotton Cotton Bagging ’ , • 20 coils Cotton Rope English and Irish Potatoes 5000 very Urge Orange*; _ ; ' Jan 30 13 9t AGAIN 2 WE have it in *-ur power of offering to me public something nice, TANSEY CaftDTAh, a pleasant as well as Healthy beverage, all the Rage at the North, St highly - recommended by the Faculty. Also Ginger Cordial, A Small lot of Oranges, it Apples. Just Received and for sale by LAMBACK & RUSE. NO. 200 South Side Biroad Street Feb 1, 1833 ) 14 ts “~JUST v JIECEIVED, 20 Bids. Freih Beer 20 do Newark Cider, in prime order 100 boxes superior Bunch Raisins 25 halve! do do 25 quarters do do 40 fit kins best Goshen Butter 20 bb|g Northern. Apples, in good order 100 hampers Irish Potatoes IQ boxes Herrings Pickled Tongues Smoked do 5 half bbls Pickled Pork 6 bbls Smoked Beef • 10 Boxes Fresh Lemons FOR SALE, BY , DORTIC A LAFITTE, No. 236, Broad Street. Feb 13 19 ts POTATOES. 200 Barrels for sale, by > G. H. METCALF. Feb 15 y 20 . ? ' N. E. ItUM. 17 Hhds. and 30 Bbls for sale, from the Wharf, by G. H. METCALF Feb 15 20- Wanted. AHORSE that can be well recommended to draw in a Gig or Barouche, for family use. He must be young and warranted for his good qualities. —Apply to the subscriber at the Sand Hills, who has for sale Vine Roots 3 years old—Also, a few scions of the much admired Pace or Indian Peach. BENJ. SIMS. Feb 11 A . ts 18 i'- DJ&NTIST. RETURNS his thanks to the public for Abe patronage he-has received in this city, and fciforms his friends that he will visit it earlier next wiuter'tlian be did the past. July 20 & - 48 ts 7 \ ' i Notice. ~ I have a number of private stables, separate froiq jibe Public Stable, suitable for race, or saddle horses, attached to the U. S. Hotel, in good order,, all those wisbiog to attend the ra ces, can be furnished in great order with plenty of forage, and. good Ostlirs OTHO WEAVER. February 6.' ts 15 , MODERN STYLE OF- * ' m&iz asm* XMCR. R. S. JACKSON, Late Principal Flautist of the Bowery Theatre, - New- York. RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and the public of Augusta,’that he is noti prepared to give lessons oa that elegant and most fashionable instrument, the Flute. Mr. J. haring studied under the Celebrated Cuddy; kegs leave to observe that his method of teaching is precisely after the mannes ot Messt*. Nicholson fc Cuddy ; embracing nil variety of Tone!. Fingering, Articulation, Vi bration, Gliding, Shakes, Haronjnics, lie. Sic. made use of by tlie two above mentioned, (lie most celebrated perform ert of Europe and America. '• For Terms apply at Mrs. West* Boarding House, Corner of Washington end Ellis-street* Feb 13 i& lm Tygsa Such Donations as per-, SWmf sons may be desirous of making to assist the Colonization Society in the volun tary removal of Free Persons of Color from this State, will be received by the Subscriber. ROBERT CAMPBELL. j Augusta, Nov. 16,1832 ; 100 [ Southern, Northern and Western, Lh.ud, Loan, . Commission and General ® Agency and Intelligence Office,, New-Orleans, La. The subscritx rs respectful ly inform the public throughout the Union, that they have opened an office (having also appoin ted agents in Washington, Baltimore, Philadel phia and New-York,) for the purpose yf acting as an agent to transact business in this or any of the above named cities, having a very exten sive acquaintance through the United States, ad joining territories and Canada, and having made atrangenients to attend to transinittting and receiving information from and to England, France, and every pait of Europe, they, most respectfully solicit a share af public patronage, pledging themselves to use every exertion to giyc perfect satisfaction. Those editors of newspapers who feel well .dis posed towards this establishment, shall have their business .lone free of expense, at any time, hy inserting t..is advertisement, and forwarding a paper to us containing the satire, Wearenow prepared to attend to tl(e 'follow ing business—Purchase sell, barter, rent and ease lauded property of every description . purchase, sell and exchange ; bank, canal, rail road and pvery other kind of stock ; purchase and sell merchandize of every description, at public or private sale. Borrow and loan money, an bond and mort gage, or unincumbered real estate- Act as an agent for procuring partners for in dividuals, tq engage iu evety kind us business or profession. Will act as attorney’s agent and othets for claiming legacies inheritances, and settling estates; also, collecting and remitting every description of debts dues and demands. Information,,given; respecting the arrival and departure of packet ships, steam and canal pnekets, mail and accommodation stages, anJ all other modes of conveyance whether by land or water, with their respective rates of fare hc comnindutinn. Ike. \c ; also, all other Informa lion necessary for strangers and traveller* to be in possession of. Information and Intelligence on any subject m this com try or Europe, received and forward ed (gonfidemially ,) Books and records of county or state govern ment offices, searched aud examined, and the required information forwarded to each appli cant. A register of public and private boarding houses, iheir terms and accommodations, will he kept at this office, and strangers arriving in thi» city, have only to apply to this office, to.be suit ed et once with boarding places. Situations, in mercantile, mamifaetiuing and other establishments, as bookkeepers, salesmen, mil assistant clerks, bar keepers, teachers, col lectors, agents be, Sfc., procured, if by letter postage must be paid accompanied with a fee- N. B. Reference will be given in all cases to those who require it, as to public and private character, ability, lie. sac. All persons forwarding commuoicetions re specting real estate offered for sale, barter, lease or to be given on bond and mortgage, will recol lect it is indispensably necessary to forward a correct,description of the premises; also a draft or plan if possible, stating situation, quantity, quality, improvements, distances from cities or towns, county seats, post roads, nnvignblr streams, price, terms, &c. Sic.; also, enclose an adVance fee, and postage paid. Charges will be regulated accoiding to nature and amount of business. * . All 6> st applications to be accompanied with a consulting fee, which will entitle the applicant to aoy information they may require. *No let ters (in any case,) will be taken from the Post 1 Offiae. unless post paid—immediate answers will be remitted to all communications. L. VANDERBURGH & Cos. No. 10, St. Louis street. Dec 31- ' * 118 Ten Dollars Reward RAN A WAY from the subscriber’s Plantation, in Columbia County, about the first ofAprl last a Negro Boy named GEORGE, about 25 years old, & feet Bor 9 inches high, has a large bushy head of hair, rather light complected, and inclined to .be roundshouklered—speaks quick when spoken to, lias a sullen look, and shows his teeth very much when laughing. The above re ward will he paid on the delivery o 4 said Negro to me, in Columbia county, or .if lodged in any Jail so that I get him again. It is believed he is lurking about Augusta and Savannah—and it is likely that when caught he would not tell his owner’s name, as lie refused to do so on a former occasion.*' :i TURNER CLANTON Darby's P. O. Columbia County. Dec 19 114 Af COTTON GINS. Boatwright & jones, of Columbia, 5. C, .respectfully inform their friends and the public that they have established a Shop in Augusta, Georgia, for the purpose of Making and repairing COTTON GINS, «nd are now prepared to Cut nigh these Machines made of the best materials and in the best manner.— We will keep on hand GINS of different sizes, from 30 to 60 Saws. ILT Our Shop is about one hundred yards above the Upper Market in this place;- - - Aug 24 63 wtf NOTICE. *i WILL be sold at the Store of the late Eze kiel Wool, in the city erf Augusta, by permission of the Hon. the Courtof Ordinary for 'Chatham county, on Wednesday the 27th day of February instant, all that large and valuable 'stock of Mens’, Women’s &- Children’s BOOTS and SHOES, belonging to and being a portion of the Estate of the said Ezekifi Wood, dec. «■ Terms made knowa«qii the day of sale. ■ ' W«t. HALE, Ex’r. Augusta, Feb 1,1883 td 14 Jews; extraordinary. Hallo . my friends, once more I retarn 1 hat here of my postponement you may lctirn , • ll was expected hy who read and saw December my scheme would draw l be Union Hotel Lottery, in truth intended, * I r ?.*. OnS l H,re ly J l,gt havebeen suspended, Ah. like an honest man, both gooff-and true, *Vrl sooner wrong n.yselftban one of you. I he Golden Land’s drawing sGod in my WHy, On which account I choose a future day, When Fortune shnH your patience tcifrely starch- With Prizes fair, the second day or March My scheme is good, intended to relieve * from kind credit, no one to deceive lhat they your friend docs Owe, and you that • draw ,fve Justice done and ask no more. I he faVor needed, and to he explicit, Is ■» purchase quickly, all deficit Os tickets few remaining now on hand, Thai must produce yon liousrs. slaves or land. I beg you’d read and view so fine a scheme, And as vnb wish you’ll have as well as dream WhatYr you draw you’ll h> vc the fu'l amount And what is better, not the least discount I tender my best wishes with the scheme and ptan, • And all the hearty thanks of J. B. Batbmas. , fiavannah, Jjjn. 26 1833 • Thomastintn Union Hotel Pro-, ► f periy . * j&wrirsaiß'ar i icketo iu the above Lottery for tale, at SUERS' • Lottery and Exchange Ojflcei The I inprii'toi takes this opportunity to re turn thanks to his frieiul* for the aid already given, and solicits the public, hud p irticularly bis Mercantile Brethren, to give him furthei as sistance, in buying uf* the unsaid Tickets, in this last struggle to pay tiis just debts. , SCIIKME; ‘ Os the Union Hotel Property Lottery, 1. Luke,:’l Negro man, a Blacksmith,' P'' ce S6OO 2. D.'vc, l;do. do. a waiting man 600 3. Robert,.! do Boy, do gwb 4- Mingo, 1 do do do q.o 5. Willis, i do do do 360 6 John Ido do do 300 7 Richard 1 do do 1 300 8. Sally, Ido do Girl 400 9 Lavinia 1 do 3yQ $3750 REAL ESTATE. 1. Palridgeville Plantation improved, with;3o acres, Dwelling House aitU other t ut -Houses, and snug OrchnfV of Apple and Peach Trees in hail'a mile of ThOmaston. , $350 2. Dunsford Place, in three and a half i miles of; Thomaston, with small int pcovemeni -300 3 Gin House Lot, with large Gin House and fifty Save Gin, to include cine acre 650 4. Spriitg Lot, to include the spring, \ with two acres Improved, with Log „ Cabins. : • 300 5. Nortis to include four acres, '• f 260’ 6 1 niladf-lpbia Lot, -with Log Stable, 200 7, Shop Lot and shop, and Tools. • 250 8 Brick Yard Lot, ; 50 9. ( Coiner Lot on the 'public squareio Thomastnn, 80 tees front known by the name ol lire Hitt Lot, 700 10 Union Hotel, including Cook House Barrack Kitchen-, Meat House, small Store House, and two Out Houses, with Union Garden and Stable L*L Cnw lot and Kitchen, Garden sot, tru.l » ■ \ three Stables and one crib, all on fire lots, valued at 1 12,800 19 Piizttf of Larid and Negroes. $19,600 A great variety of other i’rixes, alj valued at < t 400 Whole amount of the Lottery S2O 000 rite drawing will positively take place on the .first Saturday in March next, in Thomaston, 'UpsonCounty, Ga (where the Property now is.) on the same plan as the G.,ld and Land Lotteries at Milledgeville. Price of Tickets. $5 _ J. B B\TEMAN, Proprietor. Thomaston. Dec 25. 1832. Pr ze* delivered to holders without discount. Feb 8 ts 65 Scriven JSheritf Sales. WILL be sol«I, on thq first; Tues day in March next, at the Court tlotiseg in Jacksonb<»rr\,’ Sctiven County, between the usual iiourVi of sale. 100 acres of pine Land, (more or les-*,) levied on as the property of Eli as McCleland, the said land, joining land of Nicholas Si regie, Mrs. Emily R. •hats apd others* to satisfy sundry Executions in from a Justice’s Court, in .of Jas. H. Wado, Ji«hn L. Martin and Peter Ar nett. Properly leyiefl on and returned by a Constable. ' . A1.90, ( At the same place and time a Negro W. • man, named Judy, (levied 00 as the property of Oliver, to satisfy 'iintjyr Executions in favor of Augustus S. Jones, said Executions issued from a Justice’s Court. Levy made and return ed by a Constable. JNO. C. FERRILL, Sheriff. Jan 30* 13 td Administrator’s Sale. ON the first Tuesday in April ivrxt, will be sold, at the lower Market* House, in the city, of, Augusta, agreeably to ao order of the Justices of the Inferior Court, sitting for Ordinary purposes, a tract of Land, containing live hundred Acres, more or less, siiuate in Richmond County, belonging to the estate of Mary Daily deceased ; sold for the benefit of the heirs ind creditors of said deceased. WM. SKINNER. AdmV. Jan 30 13 w2m DRAWING POSTPONED. Union Hotel Property Lottery . TH E drawing has been postponed til first SATURDAY, in March next, when it will positively be drawn, j J. B. BATE WAN, Proprietor* 1 (U»Papers tha. have advertised the Drawing, will publish the postponement till Ist March. . Tbomastou, Jan. 1. -tlsttn Af9 THE AUGUSTA JOCKEY CLUB | wcoas, WILL commence on Tuesday the 19th day of February next, free for any Horse, or Gelding frrm any part of the world. 1 ?t days race, 4 mile heats for a purse of S4OO q-a a n ,n ! ,e he "* B for ■ purse of S3OO 4th 4° h r 2 d ° d ° for * Purse of $260 4th do a handy cap, best 3 out of 6 for sfioo .1./rVT* R V' e * " nd Bvgulntiona governing the Charleston lnrfare adopted for The govern ment of this, with the exception that all Horses are to be entered on the night previous- to the day of running, Jhe cash will be hung up at the each day and paid over immediately to the winner. The Georgia Journal, Federal Union, Chfcf leston Courier Richmond Enquirer, and SavAti nah Georgian will insert the ab’evi weekly until the day of running, and furward tbvir accounts to the Augusta Jhekey Clhb. for pay meut duriu the week ol the Races. By order qf the’Club, J.n.n.-.f C. MII.OR, S«c' r DENTISTRY* THE Bubsciiber respectfully begs leave to make the fuliowi'iig coltfinunicatiou to tire public. • In the hope of extending his usefulness ftnd affording rebel to those whose residence it at *o great a dutance from Savannah, as to pre elude them Irom that aid which otherwise liter might obtain from htg advice and skill in Den tal Surgery will make the follow,,,;; distr.bu fion of his time,-via: three months, alternately in Savannah and Augusta, to commence in Au gusta the first day of February and August, and in Savannah on the first of May and Nnvemhev All of lus operations will be performed agrea ablp to modern improvements and on scientific principles, with the least possible pain and cor rect professional skill. As qSw vem, i, e will extract teeth, renter* fumort of the guius all dead and useless roots, re duce irregular teeth to symmetry. Extra. x tl,« Turves of teeth when exposed, remove D ent M Gangrene, a„a operate on thh Hai*.|ip, >s 0 „. punrte, Alveolar abscess, Gum boils, Uunguas CaucertMis and Bouey Exciesscences of the Au trum, hy opening that cavity, &ic. iic. His Medical practice embrace the treatment of all the diseases of the mouth—such as Scur vv, Ulcers, Tl,rach, Cauchrum Oris, Sore Throat, Lips, If*:. 6ic. extend to alt defi ciencies <rt the mouth. He will set teeth i, every posstbln s.tuHtion |„ B lloV . BUrpaggeil in United Stnfes for beauty, durability and use,— He will artificially supply the loss of gums jaws or sections oi (he jaw, the honey palate or the palate process, so as to correct deglutition and restoie the speech. Also, cleanse, separate and fill the cavities of decayed teeth, *• a* to prevent fuitlier decay, or future suffvrings from tooth ache, file.-, tic. c®f ladh-s and gentlemen bf respeefo ability, both in i*ivaiinab and Atigu»tU,for whom the subscriber has very difficult and critical operations, have very generously per mitted him, to refer persons alike unfortunate to them for particulars in confirmation of bis pro fossional skill. For further information, the public are refer red to the following gentlemen Who have very kindly offered fheir names .- In Savannah.—Or. Dauiell, Dr. Habersham, Dr. Bartow, Rev. Mr. Preston, Rev. Mr. Wyer, Rev. Mr. Mcaily, Judge J. C. Nicoll, iTobert W. Pooler, Esq. Liberty County .—Col. Jos. Jones, Rev. C. C. Jones. ' Stilledgiville -—His Excellency Governor Lumpkin, Dr Boykin, Dr. White, Major 0- H Prince, Messrs. Hines tl Harris. Scottsborough —Dr Brown. Augusta.— Dr. CunHingham, Dr. Anthony, Dr. Robertson, Dr. Savage, R,r. Mr. Talin ge, Rvv. Mr. Read, lion. Sauiuel Hale, Rnbei't F; Poe f r-sq, ” Athens.— Dr. WW. Wadcl, Rev. Mr. Shan non, Rev. Mr. Hoyt. , ■' .• E. 03BORN. Ja " 9 4 lsm FUR I HER extracts from a Review of the Report of the Jomt Committee on the bank of Macon. It is alleged “ that the register of the bills r** sued and kept by me is n«l correct, mud oueht not to be rel.ed on." If any thing coming from, the majority of that committee could bar* au& prised ine, it would be this shameless and un founded assertion. The supposed difficulty of detecting the falsehood or th« statement no doubt gave them confidence t« venture it •' out in this hope they shall be disappointed. So as this charge goes and U intended to convey the idea that there are bills ou the Bank of Ms con in circulation, signed by me as Cashier which have not been fairly registered, it is false’ and the author, w ith all others who assented to this shameless insinuation. |do not hesitate pronounce base and wilful calumniators. The public will be surprised to laarn that the com mittee, to far from having a particle of testimony to support this charge, have mac|e \t fe the face of thq very strongest evident* wfiieli could be adduced l« prove a negative, she .ring its false hood. It Was known to them, that on 4 former occasion, and in answer to this same charge which then Existed only in rumor, 1 had distinct ly stated in the public giisnttes, if theca was a» single bill id circulation signed and issued by me, that did not appear fairly set forth on the hooks of the Bank, that 1 was ready at any mo ment to redeem it in specie. At the same time I requested that the Register might be pqblish ed, offering to pay the expense uiysel£ eve ry bill-holder might have an opportunity to exa mine for themselves. Here then wag a mode, pointed out by myself, by which it dould be ac curately ascertained whether there was “ any bills in circulation which had not been register ed." But it was rejected them, by then, by the Managers of the Bank; and the committee who have so recently had that Register in their poe-f session, with the power so coutel it,have ftilfre fused to afford to the public the opportunity of •xaniining'it and judging for themselves. They knew we I that it would prove the falsehood of their pitiful and base insinuation. But 1 repeat again, their hope to avoid a detection of that* Ismnjf they havi propagated shall be'disappoint ed 1 have applied for, and so soon ~«n lb# Re eister can be obtained, am determined that the Register shall be published ; b f which an impar tial public m»y determine (he truth or falsehood of this accusation. iiS , ROBERT COLLINS, r Feb 18 19 Cplouring for Liqobra for sale by ft. B HAVILAND* *PC»’ Jap. IP ts 9 NO. 21.