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VOL. 7. PUBLISHED EVER* j£$ND\Y, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, AT 2 O’CLOCK. P* M. • a ir. Howard's Bricii Boihliugs. opposite tire Post-Office All iiiokli Street. DIRECTIONS. Sales of Land amt Serves, by Administrators, Execu tars or Guardians, are r« jarred, by law, to bo hold on the Cut Tuesday in th'e mouth, between the hours of ten in tre forenoon anil three in the afternoon, at the Court-lioV.i(f iV)o county a which the property is situate.—Notie ** f those sales must bo given in a public g a lotto SIXTY day ■ previous to the day of sale. Notice* of the sale of pr.ninnl property must be given in llio manner, FORTY days previous to the day of salo. Notice to the debtors and creditors of an estate, uniat ba published for FORTY days. * Notice that application will be made to the Court of Or (*(• «■ v for leave to sell land, must be published for FOUR EIGHTHS. N itiso lor leave to sell Negroes, must be published for FijUR MONTH*, before an; order übaidulo shall bo made L*fVi in by the court- - Original Contents OF T.HE S-Ctttjimi gteirfctiUturtat* VOL. VI. NO. 3. Ar~: XYIII. —Essay on Rotation of Crops; by .1 !.V ilton Couper; read before the Union & '• i tural Society. ' v '; Manures, &.C. by W A. G. the Cultivation of the Grape Vine; by j/t • K.m Geiger. XX*.—Account of an Experiment in (Tie Cut lim. „f Rice; by A. Black River Rice Planter. XXII. —A Successful Method of Raising Ducks by Experimenter. XXlll.—Account of an Agricultural Excursion made into the South of Geoigia in the winter of .1332; by the Editor. March 6 COMMISSION BU3INKSS. fTIHE Subcriber will continue the transaction A of a general Cotntnissiod Busines in this ci ty under the name of 3 TAF r &4 PADELFORD, on his individual account. EDWARD PADELFORD. Savannah, Jan. 22, 1833. 6t 27 A IIOLiSH. \ FIRST rale Northern HORSE, square huili, six veins old, warranted sound and veil broke to Harness or Saddle, fur sale, Ap j’v at tkis office. Feb 18 21 ' f LAW NOTICE. . THE undersigned having taken an Office, next door to that of Crawford Si Cum : mi.vo Esqi s informs tl»e public that lie will faith fully attend to all business with which he may Uc intrusted. - HOB CUT CLA HK E Ohc 12 111 ts Notice. DURING my absence from thp city, Joiirt 11. W right, Phillip U. Ma.-.tz, k Wm. C. Dillon, will act as my agents and are fully nutlioriz* and aud empowered to transact all my business. WILLIAM WRIGHT. Feb 13 2nf NOTICE. fllilF. undersigned having been appointed 1 Sexton for the city of Augusta, hereby gives notice that all orders, left at Mr. Oliver Danfok rn’s, Store, four Ho ts west, of Houston Street, wilt be alien led to with promptitude. LOUIS KUNZE. March 1 26 NOTICE. ALT, persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. Mary Aon B. White, dee'd. are requested • f-o make immediate payment to the Subscriber And those to whom the siiiti estate is indebted, will present their accounts, for payment duly authenticated and within the time prescribed by , law. R. F. POE, /ii’r. " Feb. 4 lfiwtf LOST, - Try Y a person on his way from Decatur, Law -13 renceville, Watkinsviile, Lexington, and ' Washington, to the city of Augusta, two NOTES in favor of Stoddard Kr. Davis—one of William Laitiuter, dated March 12th. 1832, payable in six mouths, amount $265 72 The other of Thomas Aiken, dated Feb. 14th, 1832. payable i:i nine mouths—amount $166 S7—with on e t dorsenient of S6O on the Ist inst AH persons me cautioned not to trade for either of these Notes, as payment has been stopped The finder will confer a favor by inclosing the some by Mail, to the subscribers in Charleston, or by de livering them to Messrs. Luke Reed k Cos. Au gusta. STODDARD, DAVIS k Cos. March 8 3t 29 NOTICE? I"1 OUR months after date application will be . made to the Honorable Inferior Court of this County, for !eave to sell the estate of Roh- McCootnbs, and .cased, consisting of Negroes, Household Ft. .niture, Land, kc JOHN S. COOMBS, Adm'r. Jan 2 I>9 m4m Administrator's Sale. ON the first Tuesday in April next, will be snlti, at the lower Market- House, in the city, of Augusta, agreeably to an order of ihe Justices of the Inferior Court, silting for Ordinary purposes, a tract of Land, containing five hundred Acres, more or less, situate in Richmond County, belonging to ihe estate of Mary Daily deceased ; sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. WM. SKINNER, Adm'r. Jaa 30 13 w2m JAILOR'S SALE. WILL be sold, at the Lowrer Market, in the City, of Augusta, on the fitst Tuesday in April next, if not previously called for, a Negro Boy, calls himself BILLY, says he belongs to a Mr. Henderson of Troup County, Geo. Sold hy order of the City Council, to pay jail fees and other expences. H. B- FRAZER, Jailor R. C. Feh 27 25 td NOTICE. THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be tween the subscribers, under tha firm,©f SMITH, HARRIS & Cos. Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. The unsettled business will b« attended to by B. F. Smith. WILLIAM HARRIS, B. F. SMITH. Charleston, Ist March, 1833. C? The New-Yot k Courier it Enquirer and Ihe Augusta Courier will insert the above six ‘ rimes, and send their accounts to the subscribe!) for payment. March 11 6t SO I declarations; W Prifi!Cd*lnd-fV?r ia\e at this OfTicjj OEOBCIA OODIIBL * LAW OF GEORGIA AN ACT. To rrgulate slaves and free persons of cmltir in the counties of Richmond and Hancock. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the state of Geor gia in Central Assembly met , and it is hereby enacted by the authority of Ihe same , That fr»m and after the passage of this act, it shall not be lawful for an}’ slave or free person of colour, to keep a ■h ouse of entertuimneut or to vend goods, wares, or meichandizo, spirjtrius liquors or provisions for their own profit, olhei than what is allowed by the existing laws of-ihis State, within the limits' of Rich mond and Hancock counties. * : 2. And be it further enacted , That n«» slave shall he allowed to hire his, or her lime, fmm his or her owner or manager, nor shall any slavo be allowed to work o» carry on any traffic on Ills or her on n ac count, or for the purpose of procuiing a livelihood or raising money, to pay his or her hire or wages to his or her owner or employer in said coumies; except'such as may he Barbers who shall be permitted ty hite iheir time, and lent shops for carry ing on iheir busines®. 3. And be it further enacted, That it shall not be lawful for any peison having ilie management or ownership of aoy slavo or slaves, to suffer such to hire his o« their own l ine, or go at large seeking em ployment, at the disc r etinn of such slave or slaves, ivhhin the liaii s aforesaid, nor shall it be lawful for any person to hiie any slaves and permit such to work or carry on any traffic on their ofvn account irt any mauuer or way whatsoever in said comities. 4. And be it further enactedi That it shall not be lawful lor any petsoii being the owner or having (lie management or control or who may be renter or leaser of any house ot tenement in said counties [if ] rent the same to any slave or slaves nor permit the same to be occupied by any others than his or her own, or such others as shall at all times be directly un der his or her control for their own bene fit a nd use in all of their transactions of business of troy kind or nature whatsoever. 5, And be it further enacted , That any while persons offending against the provisions of this act, be indicted and prosecuted before ihe Superior Courts for any such offence and on conviction there" of, shall forfeit and pay a fine of fifty dol lars and all cost of said suit, for each and every such violation of this law, one hall to be paid to the informer and pfosecutor, and the other half to be paid lo the In. ferioi court for the use and benefit of said counties. G. And be it further enacted, Thai evety slave or.slaves who shall offend a gainst any of the provisions of ibis act, shalfbe liable to and receive not less than twenty, nor more than fifty lashes, for every timo he or she so offend, to be in flicted by the constable of the district ot any oilier of the c«unty, where such vio lation of the law is committed. 7. And be it further enacted. That the justices of the peace of the districts of said counties are authorised and required, or either them shall have jurisdiction and cognizance of all and every infraction »r vioiation of this act, that shall be com mitted by auv slave or slaves in said coun* lies. 8. And be it further cnticted y That it shall be the duty of the constable of said districts, in case any slave violates the provisions of this act, to apprehend such slave and take him or Iter before one of the justices of the peace; whose duty it shall he to hear and determine upon the guilt or iunnecuce of such slave, and in the event of conviction shall direct the constable whose duty it shall bo to inflict the punishment pointed out in the 6 h section of this act, and the cost and all le gal expences of said trial, shall be paid by the ow ner or manager, or whose em ployment they may he in, of all such slave or slaves (hat shall so offend against the law of he above menirafted counties. 9. Aud be it further enacted , That it shall ho the duty of said constables to search into and prosecute every violation of this act, and in case he shall \Vilfully and knowingly fail or nrglect to do so, he shall for evety such failure be indicted and prosecuted before the Superior court, and upon conviction, shall pay a fine of fifty dollars or be imprisoned at the discre tion of the court,for not less than two dpi more than ten days, and pay all costs of said prosecution. 10. And be it further enae’ed , That the regulation, control and government of all free persons of colour coming into and residing in the city of Augusta, shall be, and the same are hereby vested in the city council: Provided , such regulation, con trol and government, should not conflict with the laws now of force in this State, and which docs not conflict with the fore going provisions of this act. 11. And be it further enacted , That all laws and parts of laws or ordinances mili tating against this act, be and the same is wholly repealed. Assented to, Dec. 24, 1832. NOTICE. The Subscriber, having sold his Slock of Dry Goods to Mr. S. VV. Wade, who continues the business, solicits foi him a continuance of the custom and friendship t»f his former friends and customers. B BAIRD. February 4. if 15 Just published. AT this office, the President’sTroclamatton in Pamphlet form Price 6£ Iff AUGUSTA, (GEO.) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1533. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Os Carved and plain Shell Combs, Os the latest patterns, just received at A KNOWLTON’S Fancy Store, No 248, Broad Street March 6 28 if PANORAMA Is now Op the Old Theatre, GREI hTSTREE T. S INCLAEVS Grand Peristrephic or Moving Panorama, which las been fined up at a great expense, was exhibit ed in Europe iu Edinburgh, in the Ro tunda, Dublin ; in Spring Gardens, Lon don ; and lastly, from Niblos’ Gardens, New-York ; where it was visited by up wards of 24,000 persons. It commences with the principal events iu the Life of Napoleon, the BATTLE- OF WA TERLOO, the surrender of Napoleon, his arrival at St. Helena, his residence on that Island, and his funeral Procession. —The whole comprises twelve different views executed on nearly 20,000 square feet of canvass, by eminent Artists, and is allowed to be one of the finest produc tions of Art. .Ten thousand Figuros_nre brought before the spectators with strik ing likenesses of the chief characters. The Officers, Men and Horses, are as large as life. Ships of War tfcc. taken frpm draw ings made on the spot, A Military Baud accompanies each Evolution of the Pam>- <ama, and a correct description is given of each view as it approaches. ft?" Doors open at half past six, and the Panorama continences precisely at o’clock. *#* Admittance *SO cents. Children hall price. For particulars, see hand Bills. March 8 29 WALKER’S *\e\N Line of Four Horse POST COACHES, Running from Salem, N. C. to Wythe C. House in Virginia, three timet a week and back. rpHIS Line starts'from Salem every Monday, 1 Wednesday and Friday at s o’clock, A. M. nnd arrives at Wythe Court House at 6 o’clock. P. M. the next day. At the same hoar that the Stages leave Salem, they also leave Wythe Court House and arrive at Salon at 5. o’clock P M. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. This Line is so arranged as to correspond in its ar rivals at Wythe Court House, with the arrivals ot the Great Lines leading through the vailey of Virginia.—lt also correspond in its arrival? at Wythe Court House with the arrivals of a tri weekly line running between that place and the Salt Sulphur, the Red Sulphur k White Sulphur Springs in Virginia, which has been lately estab lished.—At Salem it correspond* with the ar rivals of Smith’s Picdment Line, and the Raleigh Line, both of which run three times a week. The Route passsees within a mile of the Pilot Moun tain through Bethnnia Belhabara by Mount Air y, ctosses the Blue Kidge at Ward’s Gnp, goes by Poplar Camp Furnace and the Lead Mtht-s of Wythe, and affords some interesting scenes to those that admire the sublimity of nature. The accommodations of diet, lodging, kc. are excel lent and cheap. The subscriber hesitates not to recommend his teams and '-drivers as first rate. His coaches are most excellent—being newly procured from Troy, New-York Fare through the whole route 6 dollars—way passengers cents a utile. ID’ The utmost care and attention wiH be paid to baggage and other things entrusted to his care, but the subscriber will not be liable for acci dents. D. WALKER. O’The Constitutionalist, at Raleigh. The Camden Journal and the Georgia Courier will inset t the Rbove six weeks and forward their ac count to the proprietor at Mount Airy, Surry do. N. C. March 1 6tv 2J3 NOTICE. M K it ordained by the City ■ J Council of Augusta, that all Fodder, flay or Oats, brought to this city, in Waggons or Carts, for sale, shall be weighed at the Scales prepared for that purpose near the Lower Market and it is ordained, by the same that every person violating this ordinance may be 6ned in a sum not exceeding $20.” This will notify the citizens that the Scale lias been, under the direction of Mr. J. Cole, lengthened and is now in complete order and all persons violating the . above or dinance will be reported. J. W. MEREDITH, Cltrk L. Af. Feb 22 23 ts LOST. ON or about the 31st of November last, the subscriber lost, his POCKET BOOK, somewhere between Warrenton and Sparta, containing among other things, one hundred and seventy dollars, in South-Carolina Bank Bills ; four five dollar bills—one, twenty dollar bill, and t hit teen ten dollar bills. The finder will be liberally rewarded, upon delivering the same to Augustus B. Longstrect, Esq. or John How ard of Augusta. JACOB RISER. [p* The Editor of the Hancock Advertiser, will insert the above twice in that paper and forward hit account to €lt|p office, for payment. March 11 30 wp NEW PATTERNS Os Earthen ami China Ware. f IIH K subscribe! s have recently received, pet A strips Olive Branch aud Gauges, at Savan nail, from Liverpool direct, 255 parages of Earthen and China Ware, which makes thti tall sto. k in every respect complete, and «i»lun cesevcry variety of n : oe, tdack, brown,, pink, and purple Dinner an I Tea Ware—Persian plates, dishes, teas, howls, and jogs, of comp new patterns at prices unusually low—togethci with every article enameled, edged, C. C. t»n<; MocOWaie. Their assortment will bear comparison will any ever offered in the Southern country, and earnestly invite merchants, and others, who have usu «lty bought in Charleston, or elsewhere to an examination for themselves before ntak ing An ore purchases. Prices wilt l>e found low and temis liberal. Every attention will he paid to orders, both, in selecting and packing—non* hut experienced packers bring employed by us They have also for sate, every variety of cm and plain Mall _Lamps. Astral l amps, a-e Shades extra, Biliiatd and Liverpool Suspend ing Lamp* and . Glass'■< e-iira, ■ fL,i apt (.'him: Tea Sets—Jugs. Wares., l eas, and Coffees, Li quor cases, &ic r. n. Taylor & o<>. An. 26G Brand it. Hath r the Masonic lfoil And 383, on t ilnnr below'the Merchants' and Itl-anUr's Bank. Augusta Dec. 7 D'-g ts IffEW DiITC STOiUS. H. EARLE HART RIDGE, Respectfully in tor ins tiis friends and the public that lie. has just received, and is now opening at the Store No. 56 Broad Street, an assortment of fre-h DRUGS, CHEMICALS and SURGIC \L INSTRUMEN IS. and a vari ety of PERFUMERY, embracing all articles ii each department, which having been selected by himself, will he feun 1 of the most approyed kind. .His friends in Georgia, ns well a3 those in this city, aie respectfully invited to call and ex, amine for themseivcs ; and lie trusts tie shall {li able to supply them with any articles in his |j u e of a quality, and on terms that shall he satisfac tory- II F.ARLF. HARTRIDGE. The Augusta Chronicle, Georgia Courier, and SavannalisGeorgian will please copy live above advertisement, and publish it ten times. Their accounts to he forwarded to the Advertiser in Charleston. Charleston .In ft 28. 10r 15 A. CUrrNXSSOSEAM &. CO DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, On the corner of Broad and Mclntosh Streets nearly opposite the Post Office, In addition to their Ibrinri Stork, have just re cciVed »n assortment of From the celebratid manufactory of Pnntiss and Pendleton—together with a limit rat assortment of French, English, and American Drugs, (hcnvcal, Paints, 'flats. Oils, tfc. among wh>c\i art the following, vis: Extract Bhchu do Cincnona do Cahinca <lo S.irs ipurilla, fluid and solid Extracts of most of the vnluab'e vegetables in the Mat Med. Sulphate, aud Acetate Morphine Solid.,c Quinine Piperit.e Stryclmii e Sulph and Chloric JEiher Wind >w Glass from ti%v 8 to V 2 by 20 White Lead, of various qualities Paints, of all colours, drv ami in oil Winter Strained Sperm Oil. Common Lamp do Linseed Oil, raw and (toiled Neats Foot, Train, Castor, and Svvet'l Oil Teeth, hair, flesh, clolifes, shoe, and horse Brushes. Snull't, of various kinds, bv the bottle or lb. indigo. Mad,l t*r, Logwuori, &c. &c. A GENERAL AS<ORT.WFNT f F GARDEN SEEDS, Witt i anted the growth of 1832, Together with all the article* generally kept by Drugeisis. Which they offer l>\ wholesale or retail, on - accommodating terms as they can be procured in Augusta. Orders from the country pone ually attended to. and carefully packed. Physician’s proscriptions put up at ad hours Fell 27 25 3t Court of Common Pleas. IT appearing to tne Court, bv the Sheriff's re turn that the following gentlemen had beeu duly summoned to attend tins C m t as Special Jurors, and have made default : Or ‘ertd.' That they be each fined in the sum oi Twenty Dollars, unless sufficient excuse he fifed w ith the Cletk of this Court, til or before the Term of Apt it next, on oath, to wit: Jonathan F.llis, N. B, .Moore, John B Guieu, and Robert Kirkpatrick. And, that Thomas Evans, Ashory D. Knigfrt. Luther Roll, Theodore T. Gay, Frederick Sel leck, George H. Metcalf, and Hyram Grubb* had been du v summoned to attend a* Pe'it Ju rors: Ordered, That they he each fined the sum of Ten Dollais, unless sufficient excuse he fileu with the Cleikof this Court, on oath, at or be fore tire April Term of this Court. Extract Item the m utiles of Nov. Term. 1832 * W.VI JACKSON, Clcik. February 22 7t r 03 Court of Common. Pleas. IT appearing to the Court, by tlte Siioi iff’siF turn that tlte following gentlemen had been duty summoned to attend this Court as Sjie. ial Jurors, aud have made default: Ordered. That they be each fined in the sun of Twenty Dollars unless sufficient extuSe be filed with the Cteik.al or before the first day of the next Term, on oath, to wit: George XV. Bullet, Samuel Clarke, Antoine Picquet, William Cumin tig. Wyllis Catlin. John XV. Houghton, John S. Coombs, Amory Sibley, John Bones, Edward Bustin, k John C. Green. And, that the following gentlemen had been dnly sumo oited to attend this Court as Petit Ju t ors, aud had made default: O.dtrcd, That they be each fitted in the stun of Ten Dollars unless sufficient excuse be filed with the Clerk of this Court, on oath, at or before the April Teun of this f-otit t. Extract from the minutes of November, Term 1832. WM JACKSON. Clerk. Feb 22 03 »7t To RENT, And immediate possession given, fimsrfl A comfortable Summer resilience, near the Milb-dgt-.vLle Road. 2 miles. Mfl®! ,ronl ci, E i asfHaH’s place present occupied by Wm. Wright, it st ill be rented for one or five years. For terms, apply to CHARLES L. HALL. Mar£) 4 27 »ts N LAVS EXTRA OR DIN ARY. H.’illti ! my friends, once mine 1 return . Hurt here of tny postponement you may Intro , Ii was expet ted by who read and saw i-.irst.24th December my scheme would draw tbe Union Hotel Lottery, in U ntil intended, r i reason* purely just Itavcheen suspended, Alai like an honest nr in, both good and tine, l\ i I sooner wrong myself liian one of vou. I lie Golden Laud s drawing s.t oil in my way. On whirlr account I choose a. f ilnre day, \\ line. F • > rt me Shall vnur patience sorely Stan I) With lbiz's'fiir the second day or March, My scheme is good, intended to relieve Ale, fiom kind credit, no one to deceive iliat l bey your friend does use, and you that draw May find, ive justice done find n*U no more. I he favor heeded, and to l,c explicit, Is na purchase qo tk’y, n\\deficit Os lirkels few I'Mtniiuing’ now ori Land, lhn'tnioslp oditce yen tiou*r s Juvig ni land. I beg you’et read and view, so fined scheme, \ud os you w ish you’ll have as weli ns dte.,in IV bat’ei you draw you'll h vr the fir I aiuoin.t And wfint is belter, not the 'ea<» irscnin.t I tender iny best wishes with ihe scheme and plan. And all rfie hearty thank* of./. B. BaTKM-AX. Savannah, Jan. 26 1833 Yfwmtrsthwn Union lit td Pro prrtij. Jiilcets in the libove Lottery for sale, at BEERS' Lottery and Exchange Office.. 1 he I ioptietor lakes this opiuirfuoiiy to re ui o thanks to his friends for the aid already given, and solicits tire public, and particularly his .Mercantile Brethren, to give him further as distance, ii, buying up rbe unsdil t ickets, in this last snuggle to pay his debts. SCI IK HE. Os the Union Hotel Property Lottery , t. Luke, 1 Negro man, a Blacksm.th, 'iV te , ffioo u ive, Ido do a waiting mao tSOi) 3. Holier t, Ido Joy, H , c,,, t> /• Mioro, i do *io do 4nl) o. IVillis, ] rlt) do. (jo B.>o * 6 John ido do Jo 3*)o 7 Richard J Jo ,),> ;i(M) 8. :r>;«Ily, Ido do Girl .p«(j 3 Lavinia 1 do oo 3;x/ , sl7-30 RE XL ESTATE. 1. 1 atti ’geville Plantation improved, with 8i» acres, D.veiling House and uthei Gut Houses, and snug Orchntd of Apple and Peach Tries in half a mile of Thomastou. $350 2. Dunsforri Plact, in three and a ha'f V miles of Thomaston, with small tin provein-nl. qqq 3 Gin House Lot, with large Gin Hon.se and fil y Saw Gin, to include one acre 6.30 1. bpring Lot. to include ilie spring, with two Cicies impiovud, with Lug I, <tt)|lks. 01*11 | 5. North to include four acres, 250 6 Philadelphia Lot. with Log Stable, 200 7. Shop Lot and simp, and Blacksmith’* Tunis 2f»tt 8 Bride Yard Lot, 50 9. G rt net* Lot on the public square in Xlu4tiasti.n, 80 feet front known by the name of tho Hilt Rot, ’ ; J(>q 10 Union Motel, including Cook House Banack Kitchen, Meat House, small Store Mouse, nnd two Out If ruses, with Union Garden end Stable Lot, G’ow lot and Kitchen, Garden lot, and three Stables anti one criß, ull on five lots, valued at ,12 800 19 Pi fzes of Land and .Negroes. $19600 X great variety of other Prizes, all f valued at , 40 0 Whole, a mount of the Lottery S2O o*oo The.trowing will p-,sin vely take place on the first Saturday in March i.ext. in Thomastun, UpsonC oiuity.Ga. (when*the Property now is ) on the same plana, the Gold and Land Lotteries at MiHedgi.viHe. Piles of Tickets. J B B X 1 K.XI.XN, Proprietor. Thomaston D.< 25, 1832. Pr*zes dtfrvt-tt-d to holders without discount. Teh B _ ts 65 11, A. BROOISF* POll TRAIT PA INTER. WILL remain for a sho'it time in this city can tie found at his office, one and >r.r l.*v low tile Post Office, where specimen* of id* art can be seen at «uy time and will be thankful for i'atronage. * Vb 24 if NOTICK. Cll HE Copartnership heretofore existing l.e- I tween the si,t.-crihers in the Practice of Lntr, is ibis day dissolved by mutual consent; they util both attend to the unfinished brtfcne-s ,he fir '" «-»«•* '< *s - 10-ed ; and persons i ..lel.t ed to il.eae-for professional scrrwe c .n make payment to cither. WILLIAM. SCIILEV, TIJO’S. GLASCOCK. Nov 2 ()4 COTTON GUNS. BOV I’WRIGHT k JONES, of Columbia. S. C. respectfully inform their fri-nds and Ihe public that they have estal.lislted a Shop in Augusta, Georgia, fi.r the purpose of Making on I repairing COTTON GINS, aud arc now prepared lo fui null tiiesc Machines made oi the best materials and in the best manner.— He will keep on hand GINS of -lUffercnt sizjos, from 30 so 60 Saws. O’ Onr Shop is.about one hundred yards above the Upper Maikel in this place. A tig 24 f>3 wtf Ten Dollars Reward. R ANA WAY on the 6th inst, from my PlanfJ tion in Richmond 10 inly, niv Negro Fel low JAC , aged about 32 years, and about 6 feet tugn. very block, likely aintssriri. He is supposed lo have g-me to Miliedger die, or its neighborhood, from the circumstance of his, wile's being carried there by the removal of bet master, Mr. Hamilton Raiford to that neigh borhood. JOH* COLLINS February 20 tit 22 Brought to Augusta Jail, ON the 25th February. 1833, a Negre Man who calls himself-I ACOB.says he belongs to Wm D hop's of TMiiaferro County, Ga. Ja cob is 5 feet inches high, dink Oumplexion, and about 3U years old. Owner oi s i-t Negro, is requested to come for ward, prove property,pay expences and take hin> II- B. FrfUZr.K, Jai'.or. r- c. Feb 27 i% 3t dentssshy, fp HE Sobscriher respectfully, " p^Hc" ldKe <ol bWi " S Co,n '**«bication to tl.« In the hope of extending Lis usef u | nm * rd »ff>rdi:ig relief n» those whose resitt. uce is i so great a distance from Savaniudi. a* IO ~,l* elmle (hem Horn thnt aid which orherwise tl„- v might obtain from Ins advice anti skill j„ u,,,,. tal Surgery, will orake the following distrib . Uonot lus time, viz: Unec luontlis, afteruately in Savanmill and Augusta, <o couioieuee iu Atr- PU ' ,H ,l,e <l«y of February and August, and in Savannah on (he fiist of May and November. AH ol his operations will be petfinmed agree! uldj) lo modern improvements and on sciet.iiflv; prti.nplt s, with the least possible ioriu and cot reel professional skill. Asa So.reon, he will extract teeth, retool* tumors of the gutos all dead and useless touts r t ! mo t meguUi teeth to symmetry, Ex,tael t m (Setvcs of teeth when ex,.used, ten.ove DentHl G=,nv,e„e,antr. operate on the Harelip, bott p late, Alveolar abscess, Gum-boils, Fuueus < aio erwus and Boney Lxctes.'.cenves or the Au* tnn "i "> opening that cavity, lie. iic. Hm Mvlicalproctice embrace the treatment of alt the disease* of the mouth—such Scui- V n’ > P rHch ’ ‘Cauchrooi Ori«, Sorg I hi oaf,. His Mretti.meal operations CXiend to atr'flwL cem ns U s the mouth. He will set teelh j , pus-t de sumit,„nin a style not surpassed in the ft" «it c* n dural ' il «y and use,— Hr, mil artificially supply the Joss of gums jaws ot sect ots o: the j iw, the honey pal H „. J , r * palate process, so as to correct degiuti,ion aid r. sto:e the speech. Also, cleanse, separate and fill the cavities of decayed teeth so as to preve. t IZTLcHT'" <U ““* fro* ,i.p.h ° f Ur,itt «“-Vg*«tlen,c„ of re.pe, f. whility, l*oth ii, savannah eud Aosutta f (ir Ji tu. subset it,et has perf,.rmed v er y ddTicult and critica operatous, have very generously pei m.tted hnn. to icier persons alike uuforfuna,.-to ° f **“ P'®- ted uMlu' «> public are refer, ed Oth. loi.o.wiig geiiticuieu w-ho have vet v kind y offered rlicit names: ‘ /» Danicll, Dr. Habcrshavu Hi He». Mr Preston, Rev Air. Wyer Poulm Vfq" JU " SC JC ‘ lNitol '’ ttol’toflV. Liberty f omity -Col las. Jones, Rev C-C loit«*s * ‘ '/il MilUdirtviUe - His Excellency Governof ..umpktu i)r Boy kin. Dr. White, Major J? Prince, Messrs Hines &. Harris. J W U Scnttsbon,vnh —Dr Brown ti«t», Aai 1 '"' u “ 1 ' R " *■ .l»„ !>_ K - tL Southern, Northern “; ,<J Land, Lot* Eomti.i-,i„n lUi d General v a , , A **" cjr •»'»• Ihtelligence Office New-Orleans La the subscribers respect!,.* >y tulorin the public throughout the Union, that t.,cy have opened at, office (having also anpdu led agents m \\ ashing ton, Baltimore, PhiUdd' plna amt New-fork,) for the purpose of acting as an agent to transact business in ibis or an? <d the above named cities, having a very exu’n s.ve acquaintance through n,* Uuited States ad joining iciritoiiesand Canada, and having m ßf u atiHtigeit.ents to attend to transmiltti.Tg icc.crving information Horn and to E„oi MlM i France and every pan of Europe, they mo.l respectfully solicit a share nf public paiioau.* pledging themseloe, to use every «x< ition toeiva pettect satisfaction. 0 Those editors of newspapers who feel well AU. posed towards this e*r it bli g | llnent| thc.r business done free of exp, use, at an,. , iln * by nisertiii'g «..,s adverli,ement, ,«d furwatdinrf a paper to us containing the same * H ence now p.epared lo attend to the follow ing business Purchase s*|| rent and ease landed property „f every desc.in.im purchase, sell and exchange; bank, canal raid toad and every other kind of sto,*, purchaae and sell ,nei thaudiae of every description, ot public nr private sale. r ' Borrow and loan money on bond and mort gage, or unincumbered teal e„!*t,.. j Act as an agent for procutiog pa/toer* for us ; dividual*, lo engage in ere-y kind r f business „r . prot^SNion. Uid act as attorney’s agent and otheis f, r l«*g"*ics inheritances, a,>d setilim, •■states; also. Cdle, ti„g a „ d remitting ( description of dcl ts dues ami demands. 7 lofoiminion given respecting the am’vat nnA depmtnre nl-pack, t ship,, steam ;in( i nackets, m-iil and accommodation stages, ami II oilier modes of conveyance whether by’ laud >r water, with their respective rates of su re at* cimto.h.tinn U> . f{r ; also, afl other lufonna ,iot, necssat.v for stiuogr rs ami travellers to be in possession of. 1 .formation ami iniefiiccnee on any subject 1. this com tty or F.mope, received and forward, pd (confidentially ) Book- ami rectods of c unfy or state govern meot offices, searched and examined, a«f the required information forwarded to each otmlii cant. 11 A rpgi.-f<r of public and private boarding houses, their teun* and accommodations, will be k-pi at this office, and strangers arriving in this city, have only to apply to this office, to be suit d i t mice with hoarding places. Situations, in mercantile, manufacturing and other establishments as hook keepers, salesmen, ind assistant clerk-, barkeepers, teachers, cel ecjsprs, agents kc,Bfc., procured, if by letter postage must tie paid accompanied with a fee. N. B. Reference will he given in all ecsgs to those who I» quire it, as to public and private chnracier, ability, kc kc. All persons forwarding Communicetions re specting I eat estate offered for sate, barter, leash itr to tie given on bond and mortgage, will rccol lect it is indispensably necessary to forward a orrect description of the premises ; also a draft or plan if possible, stating situation, quantity, quality, improvements, distances from cities e.r towns, county scats, post roads, navigable Hreams price, terms, kc. kc. ; also, enclose an idvance fee, and postage paid. fhnrgr swill ba regulated accoiding to nature nul amount of business. Alt first applications to be accompanied with s consulting fee, which will entitle the applicant to «nv information they may require. No let ters (in any case,) will be taken from the Post Office, unless post paid—immediate answers wNt he remitted to all communications L. VANDERBURGH & (!«. « He. JO, Si. Louis streejs, Dec SI 118 Administrator'# Notice. ALL persons indebted lo ihe Estate ..1 Benjamin Rowland, deceased*- will make immediate payment to the sub. -criber and ihose having claim# against said Estate, will please to present then* according to law. WIL.LLS PALMER, Adm'r Feb £| ®6ipy, NO. 34-