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that placi can give tbem puWicatiou. We think, therefore, tb*‘ there been no »*on«te»«» r y or improper delay ; nor was there any thing in the Report* themselves, that required, that the people should be put on their guard. The fail i wre of the Merchants & Planters Bank alone gave pungency to the desire to see the Bank Reports; and what is there in its Report, which could ex cite suspicion in the mind of the Executive as to its Solvency 7 On the contrary, if the expecta tions of that Report should be all realised, the Bills of that Bank trill be worth one hundred and fifty cents on the dollar instead of fifty—in other words, it Will be more than able to pay its debts. Will the Editor of the News review his strictures on this subject, and examine the Reports, which are now before hire, and say if he can honestly attach blathe to the Executive for any thing he has done, or not done, in the premises. We a gree with the News in insisting, in fature, on the publication of the Bank Reports; but let the law render it imperative on the Governor, and not leave it to his discretion, or rather restrict bim to simply laying them before the Legislature at its annual meeting. The preamble asserting the expediency of making known to the People the conditions of the Banks, may be construed so as to relate to the non-reporting Institutions. Their names are alone required to be published. The almost necessary inference, then, would be, that all, who had reported, were in a sound condi tion ; and as to them, the law does not provide further, than for the Governor’s reception of their reports, “ subject to the examination of the ■General Assembly.” I am a word of four letters— My|l, 2 Jr 4. is a utensil of a Gardner: My 3 2 lx 4 is the name of a man, My 1 2 Jr 3 to walk lame— My whole is to expect with desire. The resolution for amending the Constitution of the State of New York so as to give the elec tion ot the Mayor of the city of New York to the citizens, was called up by Mr. Shertnan in the Senate on tbs 22d ult. and passed with but one dissenting vote. The Governor’s Proclamation announces the fallowing Delegates duly elected to the Reduc tion Convention, which meet to-day at Milledge ville : Appling— Silas O. Quinns, Wm. H. Studifant. Baker— Baldwin — E E Park, Tomlinson Fort, Green Jourdan. Bibb— Wm B Cone, R W Ellis, Myromßartlett Bryan— Nathaniel Bacon, Charles H Starr. Bulloch— Peter Cone, Malachi Denmark? Burke — Wm E Evans, Enoch Byne, A J Law son, A Pemberton. Butts — Parham Lindsey, Gustavus Hendrick, George T Speak. Camden— Archibald Clark, Horace R Ward, John H Mclntosh. Campbell— Francis Irwin, Thomas McCoy, Edward B Thompson. Carroll— William G Springer, Christopher Bowen, Bozeman Adair. • Caw—David Erwin, Thomas Epsy. Chatham— James M Wayne, Joseph W Jack ton, Wtn C Daniel, TUP Charlton. Cherokee —John Taite, George W Lumpkin. Clark— Edward Paine, A Hull, Joseph Ligon, John Jerdaine. Cobb—James B Waller, Thomas Whitehead Jur. Columbia—H Lamar, Nathan Crawford, Isaac Ramsey, Win McCraven. Coweta— Owen H Kenan, John Griffin, James Thompson. Crawford— Henry Crowell, T Montford, Thomas Garrett. Decatur— Duncan Curry, Richard Simms, M R Moore. DeKalb— Chafes Murphy, Stephen Mays, John Dobbs, Wm Eszard. Dooly— l hennas H Key, Simeon Roberts. Early— Solomon V Wilson, William C Huson. EJhgAazn—Clem Powers, J Waldhauer, Elbert— Wm White, Simon Oliver, James M Tate, Wilev Thompson. Emanuel— Stephen Swain, John R Daniel. Fayette— Morton N Burch, Simon Whitaker, Tandy D King. Floyd— James Hemphill, P W Hemphill. Forsyth- Reuben Sams, Joshua Martin. Franklin— Thos F Anderson, Gabriel Martin, Thomas Farmer, James Mori is. Gilmer— Clemonds Quillian, John W Bram lett. " Glynn— Daniel As Stewart, Thomas B King, Charles C Cooper. Greene —Oliver Porter, Nicholas Lew is, Thomas F Foster, Wtn C Dawson. Gw innet— John G Park, Thomas Wor thy, Wilson Strickland, M J Williams, John Brewster. Habersham- Wofford,-—-Chastain, Holcombe,—Blair. . Hdll—\Vm H Underwood, Henry L Sims, N Garrison, S Clark, Wm E Wil son, Hancock— Joel Crawford, N C Sayre, G Holsey, William Terrell. Harris— John Barnes, MJ Wellborn, Wiley E Jones. Heard— James T Wafer, Thomas Livingston. Henry— Clark, —Johnson,—Sellers,— Bond. Houston— C Wellborn, James M Kel ly, Hugh Lawson, A A Morgan. Irwin— Wm Slone, Hezekiah Walker. Jackson— H W Thomas, J Bowan, Jo seph J Singleton, Edward Story. Jasper— Jefferson — Asa Holt, P B. Connelly*, John W. Whigham. Jones— T. Moughon, James Gray, Samuel Lowther, Warren Jourdan. Lawren!— David Blackshear, Thomas McCall, Eason Allen. Lee— Lewis Bond, Abner Holiday. Liberty— George W. Walthour, Wm. B. Fleming, Charles West. Lincoln— Rem Remson,—Barklsade— Jones. Lowndes— -William A. Knight, William Smith. Lumpkin— Allen Mathis,G. A Parker Jfnz/tson—John B. Adair, Robert Groves, James Pittman. Mclntosh B.E. Hand. Wm. A. Dun ham, Jacob Wood Marion— Merriwether—Hape H. Tt'gner, A Hall, Elisha Kendall. Monroe— Jesse Pope, John Woottan, John Watson. Montgomery— Clement Bryan,Norman Mcßaa. Morgan— Young Stokes, L. L. Wit tich, E. E. Jones, E. A. Nesbit. Murray— Wm. J. Tarvin, Elijah C. Rice Muscogee— James C. Watson, J. T. Camp, A. Iverson. Newton—H. Luckie, Josiah Perry, F H. Trammel), D. Crawford. Oglethorpe— Wm. H. Crawford, Goo. R. Giltner, E. Cox, G. H. Young. Paulding— Turner Waltltal, John Me Bride. Pike— Jonathan Adam, John Neal, John C. Mangham. Pulaski— B. W. Bracewell, A. Dennard, Robert N. Taylor. Putnam— Henry Branham, Irby Hud son, M» A. Cooper, J. M. Chambers. Rabun— Samuel Farris, H T Mosely, Edward Coffee. Randolph— p P Hamilton, B W Hen derson. Richmond— John P King, Vai Walker, C R Carter, Wm T Gould. Scriven— Thomas Green, B Green, A S Jones. Stewart—George L Smith, Wm H Dismukes. Sumpter—Wm M S Houghton, D L Little. Taliaferro—A. Janes, H B Thompson Malcom Johnson. Talbot— John Fleming, Joseph Riley, N B Powell. Tattnall— John H Smith," Nathan Brewton. Telfair — James A Rogers, Mark Wil cox. Thomas— J J Blackshear, J J Scar borough, Daniel Mclntyre. ’ Troup— Thomas Hambleton, James W Fannin, S A Baily. Twiggs— William Crocker, George W Welch, Moses Fort. Union— Isaac N Greer, John B Chas tain. Upson— Joseph Storges, James R Cox, Thomas F Nolan. Walton— E Gresham, George Park, Thos W Harris, George Willingham. Ware— Warren— Henry Lockhart, D Dennis, Wm C Hill, D L Ryan. Washington— -Sher rod Sessions, Mor gan Brown, Wm A Tennill, PT Schley. Wayne —Moses S Harris, N Robert son. Wilkes— Thomas Wooten, James T Hay, Garnett Andrews, Jones Kendrick. Wilkinson— Daniel M Hall, Samuel Be JI, Adam Jones. Our Rail Road, wo learn says the Charleston Evening Post, is progressing rapidly. Nearly the whole of the rails are now laid down, and the road will be completed, we understand, soon after the receipt of a quantity of iron from Eng land which is shortly expected. Outrage.— On Monday last, 15th inst. the office of the Superior Court Clerk ot Buncombe county which is situate in one of the lower rooms of the Court House, was broken open, by forcing off the lock, by some person or persons unknown.— The State, Trial, Execution and Minute Dockets; file of State papers from No. 1 to 59 ; all the appearance papers which had been Jeturbed since the sitting of the court, to the number of about 25, were purloined. Search was made in the neigh borhood the next morning, and the Min ute Ducket and some of the appearance papers were found secreted by tho.side of a log, covered with leaves, above 300 yards N. E. of the-Gouri House. In this dilemma the Judge availed himself of a copy of the docket in the hands of a member of the Bar, and, by the industry of the prosecuting officer, new papers were drawn, and the business was not materially impeded. Should the books portioned never be recovered, much in convenience and loss will be sustained by the citizens- of ;he cowffty. ■■■■■ ■ ■ • Coopering Extraordinary. —A country paper announces the marriage of a “Mr. Cooper to Miss Staves;” — unless hoops and heading should be lacking, we expect that barrels will soon be plenty. A Commentator, — At a literary insti tution near this, a Society of students were not long since engaged in a discussion of National Law. Authorities of all sorts were quoted by the various wranglers.— When the turn to speak came round to a certain facetious lad, he opened a book and laid a potatoe upon it. “There,” said he, “is Vatell’s law of Nations, and there is a common-’tater upon it.” Miss Kemble is said to be engaged to Keppell Craven, Esq. a near relative of Earl Craven, #hich engagement is to be consummated on her return to England. The editor of the Pennsylvania wishes to know “who her grand*daughter will marry, sometime about the year 1862?” What curiosityl The following anecdote contains more of humor than of truth, but it is perfectly in character. While Col. Crockett was at Washing ton, with his daughter, a young gentleman who had been paying his addresses to her, wrote to him requesting his permission that they might be married. The reply of the Col. was in the following laconic style; Washington,— ■ “Dear Sir—l received your letter. Go ahead. DAVID CROCKETT.” Exchange of Visits. —lt has been confidently stated that next summer Mr. Clay intends to visit Boston, and that Mr. Webster will make an excursion to the Western States. We have heard from various sources that Mr. Clay would in all probability come this way. Mr. Reeside, the Mail contractor, has given half his propperty in the town of Cumberland, Md. for the relief of the sufferers by the late conflagration at that place. The value is not stated. George Loyall has been re.ellected to Congress from the Norfolk district* Vir ginia, by a majority of 163 votes over Mlles King. The hon Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Navy, passed through this city a day or two since on his was to Pensacola. This is the first visit of the honorable Se cretary to this city, and on which occa sion the friends of the administration invi ted him to a public diqjier, but the urgen cy of business did not permit him to ac cept the proffered civilities.—2V. Or leans Ado. Statement of the Affairs of the Merchants and Planters Bank s On the Ist day of April (this month) the amount of Bifls in circulation was 393,491 Due to Individual depositors and Banks, . . . 25,313 05 Dae to Stockholders, - 224,975 The assets of the Bank at tha eame time consisted of specie and Notes of other Banks, - 49,039 05 Exchange running to maturity and lying over unpaid, - 285,847 70 Notes Discounted do. do. 318,388 72 Due by other Banks, - 17,475 02 Real and personal estate, - 4,987 54 Duq by Bank Agents, - - 158 25 Shewing an amount of assets nomi nally more than sufficient to pay all the obligations of the Bank of $32,075 83 Os the above (which is taken from the Report made to the Executive on Ist inst.) there was in bad and doubtful debts - - - 15,745 And in Exchange not available, - 215,875 Report to the 30th April—TWfe has been redeemed, since Ist inst. 69,630 Leaving in circulation on that day, 323,855 Due to Individuals and Banks, 21,879 59 On the 30th day of April, then, the Bank was indebted, exclusive of the amount due to Stockholders, - $345,734 59 To pay which, there is in cash, exchange, notes, real and personal estate, and other assets, which it is beliei ed can be made available, - .... 85,927 54 Leaving, - 259,807 05 Os the remaining assets amounting to - $281,822 Much the greater portion consists of the debts of Individ uals owing large amounts, which at the time the Report was made to the Executive were considered good s But in consequence of the suspension of payment by the Bank, and loss of individual credit, will now be unavailable, and tha value of these debts will mainly depend upon the prices which may be obtained for the Real and Personal Property owned by the debtors. JOSEPH WHEELER, Pres'L April SO, 183 S. i? ’ DENTIST. WILL leave Augusta about the 15th iost. Those who wish to avail themselves of bis services, will please ap ply this week at the Washington-Hall, 218 Broad-street. May 6 3t 54 Dissoltitiort. THE Co-partnership heretofore ex isting under the firm of Sims, Wil liams & Woolsey, was by mutual con sent, dissolved on the first instant. CHARLES D. WILLIAMS. ABR’M. M. WOOLSEY. May 6 6t 54 A Situation Wanted. A person well acquainted with the Dry Goods and Grocery business, also Books and ac counts, and who has a general acquaintance through the up country,wishes employment for the Summer Address aline to F. G. H. at this office. Mav 6 3t 64 NOTICE. THE City Council, will meet on Sa turday next, at 3 o’clock, P. M. for the purpose of granting Retail and Dray Licenses. Persons desiring either will make applications at that time.— Blanks can be had from the Clerk. By order of Council GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk. May 6 54 St ■ N. SMITH & CO. 275 BROAD STROUT, Are receiving per Steamer Edgefield, 150 Pine Apples Bunches Bananas 10 bbls Cream Ale 10 bbls Malaga Wine • ALSO, IN STORE. & bbls Apples 6 Jars Malaga Grapes 1 Frail Arabian Dates 25 bbls superior Newark Cider 10 do do Crab Apple do May 6 54 NOTICE? " THOSE persons fined for default on the day of the Battailion Parade, will please call k Settle with the Subscriber ou or before Saturday next, or Execution will issue. Wm. G. Nitnmo, Collector. May 63t 54 TO RENT. A convenient Dwelling HOUSE, at the lower end of Broad-street, south side, nearly opposite Mr. VVater man’s with all necessary out build ings, will be rented till 15th May inst. and pos session given the 15th of next month. There is a Lot attached to the house containing acre, cultivated as a garden. For terms apply at the Office of the Constitutionalist. may 6 2t 19 $25 REWARD. RANAWAY from Raytown, Wilkes county, Geo. on the 24th day of April, a very bright mulatto Negro Girl named MARTHA, or {Martha Evant,) 16 or 18 years of age, takes the name of Evans from her first master’s name, marks Sf features inclined to be a little freckled when closely examined, roman nose, well pro portioned, near 5 feet high, her haira little light, though not so straight as ntany mulauoes; noth ing like at white as she is; at times wears ladies false hair, commonly wears ear rings, and dress es neat. Any person apprehending said girl and committing her to jail, will receive the absve re ward. It is thought she will try to pass fora white lady, or endeavor to get to a free State. Stages, Steam Boats and other vessels, or Car riages of any kind are notified not to receive such a girl with a pass or without it, or harbor ing said girl; otherwise the law will be pot in full force to the extent of my purse against any per son, if found out. She was raised by Mr. Amory Sibley, of Augusta, and wks lately owned by Mr. B. Baird, of Augusta. Any information respect ing said girl will be thankfully received. W.LLIS WYNNE, Powclton, Hancock county, Geo. O’ The Macon Messenger will insert the above three times, and forward their accounts. May 63tw54 DECLARATIONS, Printedapd foreale at thia Office. The business heretofore conducted by the Subscri bers in Elbert County, un der the firm of M. Hughes, & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent the set tlement of the affairs of the concern will be attended to by either of the parties. jno. c. Holcombe, M. HUGHES. May 6 54 lt The General Ordni auce, to revise, amend and con solidate the several Ordinances of the City Council of Augusta, is now ready for delivery to the citizens. They can be had by application to the Clerk of Council. GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk. May 6 54 ts yl /K CASKSPRIME RICE, 40 Bbls. No. 2 Mackarel, 13 Hhds. and 20 Bbls. Northern Rum, 91 Boxes Soap, 21 do Imperial and Hyson Tea, 75 do Fresh Raisins, 60 Half do do 9 Casks Cognac Brandy, Prime Sugar, r&c. this day landing. GEO. H. METCALF. May 6 54 RESOLVED, That the City Coun cil of Augusta, will pass An Or— oiiidoce prohibiting the sale or delivery of intoxicating Liquor p Slaves, within the limits of the city, after the first day of October next, without a ticket from their owners or their agents and that this Resolution be published. A true Extract from minutes of Coun cil, passed the 4th day of May 1883. GEO M. WALKER, Clerk. May 6 54 ts ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE WILL be sola on the first Tuesday iu July next, at Greenville, Lot No. 94, Bth District, for merly Troup, now Mernweiner uouuiy, con taining Acres, belonging to the Estate of George Hlll, deceased, by order of the Inferior Court of Richmond county. ROBERT PHILIP, Adm'r. May 2,1833. 54 THEATRE COM PAN Y. MONDAY next May 6th, being the Anniver sary of thia Company, a Meeting of the btuckiiolders will take place, at the U. States Hotel, in the Evening, at 7£ o’clock. Punctual attendance is requested, as there will be an election for Officers to serve for the succeeding year, besides the transaction of other business of importance to the Company. ISAAC MOISE, Ssc’ry. , April 29 ■ 61 4t . EXHIBITION OF SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS BY THE OLD MASTERS. ■»®JB ©niß WBIBJE The Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta, Ham burg and their vicinities are respectfully in formed, that the subscriber has now OPEN AT THE MASONIC HALL, A rare and beautiful collection of OZXi PAXIVTXWGS. recently brought from j Europe. Amon? which is the celebrated Paint ing of BACCHUS & ARIADNE, an original by GUIDO. The Ladies are assured that this Picture cannot offend the eye of the most fastidious—-it is chaste, beautiful, and ex pressive. J. WARRELL. IL/" Hours of Exhibition from 9 to 2 and from 3 to 6 o’clock P. M. May 6 63 Penmanship and Book-Keeping FROM New-York, Professor of Penmanship and Book-Keeping, gives notice- that his Academy in the Masonic Hall, (Second Story) will be open on Monday- next the 6th inst. from 9 o’clock A. M. to 10 P. M where will be taught the New Writing by the primary operation of the whole arm, &lc. (the only sure method for persons fiom 9 to 45 years of age to acquire a current Business Hand Writing in a short period of time.) An elegant Epistolary* Hand for Ladies; the Orna mental Hands and Pen making on mechanical Principles. ALSO, BOOK-KEEPING by double entry—acquired with all the mercantile precision of the Counting House—the only course to insure practical suc cess A certificate of ability given to each qual*, ified person. Specimens of Penmanship and pu-‘ pil’s extraordinary improvements, may be seen at the entrance of the Hail and Academy. May 3 53 ts FRESH CONGRESS WATER * FOR BALE, BY R. B. HAVILAND <fc Co. For Sale, to close Accounts. ■ 600 Bags prime Green Cuba Coffee 20 hhds New Orleans Sugar 40 bales Domestic Goods 3 Fire proof Iron Chests 1 pipe pure Holland Gin COLLINS & MANTON. May 1 52 61 3000 Fresh COCOA NUTS 2 bbls Northern Shell Barks 2 do Northern Russet Apples Malaga Grapes, Figs, Bananas, he. lust received and for sale, by LAMBACK & RUSE. ALSO, A few Hamper** first rate Irish Potatoes. May 1 52 NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to tbe Estate of E. Wood by contracts made at the Store in Augusta, are Requested to make payments to Mr. John Winter, whois d'lely authorized to Receive tbe Same. WM. HALE, Exe’r. Augusta, March 4 , 27 wM BY t. HVll. " OnFRIDAY 10th May, al 11 o'cloek A. M. un der the Gtobe Hotel. Positive sale to the high est bidder, for Merchants & Planters Money, A STOCK CF HARDWARE, From a country Store, embiacing a very exten sive variety. ALSO, A great variety of Gold Jewelry & Fancy Articles. Particulars in future papers. ALSO, 19 Shot Guns, 11 Rifles. 7 Pair Pocket Pistols, 6 do Hoiseman’s do 2 Silver Waiches, 1 Gold do 1 Silver Musical Box', 3 Clucks, 1 Saddle Horse. May 6 54 Tlie New York Steam Packet, DAVID BROWN, Capt. Jas. Pbnnoyer, WILL resume her trips between Charleston and New-Y6ik for the Season, by leav ing New York on Saturday the 20th April (Inst.') and will depart from Charleston for New York on Saturday the 21th April (inst.) and continue to run as heretofore,leaving New York and Chales ton each succeeding Saturday at 3 o’clock, P M. This Boat is fitted with forty eight births, and a splendid ditiing cabin separate. For passage only, apply to WILLIAM PATTON, Agent, No. 6 Fitzsimons’wharf. Charleston, S. C. April 15 45 1 Rogers’ Orange Gun Powder. THIS very superior article warrant ed to possess, in a remarkable de gree of perfection, all the essential quali ties rif sfrength cleanliness and quickness, suitable for all kinds of Guns and of Shooting, is offered for s !e, by the sub scriber, of the following Marks, viz : S. S. Canisters of great power, in kegs— . < F F F Fine Gram 7 jr p- Course Grain| p SOLOMON KNEELAND. Agent. Augusta, May 3 53 3m , TUSCAN A. KNOWLTON, HAS just received 1 case superior Tuscan BONNETS, of the latest style, at each. also, 1 case of Misses do. a beauti ful article at $3. Also, 4 cases superfine Straw do. Together with a good assortment of Straw Trim mings, which are offered at low prices, at 248 Broad-street. April 29 4t 61 J. A. . DENTIST, RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Augusta, that he expects to return to the city by the 16th of May next Vpril 29 61 td ICE CREAM AT THE AUG JSTA AND CONF-SCTIONARRs THE Proprietors of this Establishment hav ing engaged the valuable services of one of the first workmen in this country, together with the well-known experience of one of the concern, enables tnem and they respectfully in form the citizens of Augusta and Hamburg that they are now prepared to commence This Day and continue every day throughout the season to make ICE CREAMS of all and every kind in a style superior to any thing of the sort ever attempted before in this place. Parties aud Families can be furnished at nny time and with ;any quai tity by giving a short notice— It will be sent to any place required, in small freesers made for the purpose, containing one pint and upwards. To those who may visit the establish ment for the purpose of partaking of this deli <fious luxury, it will be ready at 11 o’clock in the forenoon and be continued to be served up at any hour when called for. The very liberal and extensive patronage bestowed on them since tbeir commencement in Business, calls forth the warmest thanks of the Proprietors, and they as sure the public that their unremitted care and attention wjP*4iy devoted to make their House an agreftjfble’ Retreat for Gentlemen of busi ness tfs well as those of pleasure. Lamback & ruse. April 29 61 Soda Water! Congress Water! BEERS' Fountaim, No. 241, Broad-Street ARE NOW OPEN. WEEKLY supplies as CONGRESS WA TER will be received direct from the Spring during the season —Orders from the country attended to as formerly. ft r* Always to be had at BEERS’ Choice Se gars, Snuffs and Tobacco. April 26 50 3t Administrator’s Sale. WILL be sold, on first Tuesday in May nest, at the Market House,in the City of Augusta,at the usual hours: Fifteen to Twenty Likely Ne groes, of all ages, and seses for cash. JOHN S. COOMBS, Adtn’r. on the Estate of R. M. Coombs, deceased May 1 52 3t FRESH LIME JUICE. FOR SALE, BY R. B. HAVILAND. May 353 ts NOTICE. THE subscribers under the firm of HATCH k Co. have closed their business in this place for the Summer, and hate appointed R. B. Haviland & Co. tbeit Agents, who will at tend to any business with which they are intrust ed. Their House in Charleston will be kept •pen during the Summer, where they will be pleased to receive any orders from their eas terners. A. M. HATCH A Co. Augusta, April 39,1893. ft S 3 Boarding on me Sand Hills. ew BOARDERS, can be coin-" fortably accommodated in a private family, at a very pleasant situation, LSUKn bv making immediate application at this office. , • May 3 53 St ~ FOR A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, twenty-four AM. oid — a good Carriage Driver and House Servant—-Apply at this Office. 3 3t 63 ejO QUARTER Cask Loring’s bdst sweet Malaga Wine, ,< 20 Bbls. Pepermint Cordial 15 Hhds. N. E. Sugar. This day landing, for sajeby <( G. H. METCALF. April 22 43 . Brown Domestic Goods. 40 Bales, 3-4, 7-8, and 4-4, Shirtings and Sheetings. Foreale, by COtLINS A MANTON. April %2 - 48 3t A pair of Match Horses fdr Sale. ' A pair of Family Horses that can be highly recommended for gentleness, durability if fine appearance. Ebqtrire at this office. «pril 29 8t 51 » STo & <©©. No. 275, llroad-street, ' Are receiving per .Steamer Stoney, Edgefield and Mongin, 1 /A Bbls. Marseiles Almonds JLvF 6 do Paper, Shell, du « 10 etises West India Preserves* consisting nr Oranges, Pine Apples, Limes, Plums, Coco', Tamarinds Citron, Guavas, 81c. &tc. 2Q Dozen Boxes Guava Jelly 5 cases. Canton Preserved Ginger 1 ; do Brandy Fruits 6 Pots Fresh Malaga Grapes .1 Frail Arabian Dates 50 Boxes Bunch Raisins 10 eases Ckret Wine 10 do I C Champai£tm IO do I C do Pints 10 do do cheap quality 1 Pipe Champaigtie Brandy, 28 years bld 1 do old Madeira Wine 1 do do Port, very superior 1 cask Malmsey Madeira Wine 20 Bbls Butter and Water Crackefg , 6 half do do do 10 Bbls Pilot Bread half barrels Sugar Crackers « 5 Barrels Lemon Byrups 10 Dozen do do 5 casks London Porter 1 do Scotch Pale Ale 5 casks American Porter . 10 Dozen Champaigns-Cide? 200 dozen Mopes Tobaceo 12 boxes Fire Crackers 300 lbs Starch 10 kilts pickled Salmon 10 sous’d Salmon 10 kitts Mackerel. ALSO, In Store, a complete assortment of Choice Family Groceries. April 24 49 .. ' r 1 - ■ r ■■■ ,„l ~ ■ I 3000 COCOA NUTS. Landing and for Sale by . • N. SMITH & Co. April 29 1 ; 51. - Seasoned Lumber. Three hundred thousand will be sofl at a reduced price, if taken from the mill on Butler’s Creek. 200,000-rough edge on Rocky and Butler’s Creeks. Apply to SAMUEL HALE. aprii 29 - St 61- NOTICE. THE subscribers have glased tbeir concern in Augusta and removed their Stock to Charleston.—Notes end- Accounts due .them here, can be settled with R- B. Haviland k Co. HATCH Co. O' The Store recently occupied by them is to rent until the Ist October next. Apply to R. B. HAVILAND St Co. Augusta, April 29, 1833. 3t 6 In Addition to a heavy Stock on hand, the subscri bers are receiving weekly, A GBNBRAL ASSORTMENT OP FRESH - > Intending to keep at all times a large Stock which shall be offered at reduced prices, would invite the attention of (lie Country Merchants, and the public. ALSO, Harness and Skirling Leather, And every variety of SHOE LEATHER, and all the materials ami Tools for Manufacturing at 273, Broad Street. B. W. FQRCe-fc Co. O’ FORCEPS Boot and Shoe Factory, Jackson street,in the rear of B. W.F. k Co’s Store, where Boots and Shoes, of every discrip tiou are made and repaired at short notice. Feb 27 . ts SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE, CHEAP, a SODA FOUNTAIN.—AppIy to A. CUNNINGHAM h Co. April 6 42 loi NORTHERN HAY. 200 BUNDLES prime HAY, for sale at the office of G B. Lamar. W. M. ROWLAND. April 29 St 51 PAKASOL.S. A. KNOWLTON, . Has just received direct from the manufactory in Philadelphia, a large and Splendid Assortment Plain & Damask Silk, Grass Cloth, k Linen PARASOLS Some of which are very Superior with carvel! Ivory Handles—also 1 case Ladies Sun-Umbrel- IM. 1 case Gentlemen’s Heavy Silk Umbrellas. 2do Cotton do For sale at a small advance from Factory |»t> c«s, at 248 Bread street. april 29 41 51 3
