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Newspaper Page TextMadntn !” cried the husband. *'l*ve won 11 already*” Pooh ! child,” returned the lady, “you have mistaken the time I meant the week after' I’qb buried!” Poor Jack.-— lt was at point that the poor child of a dissolute & profligate sailor importuned his unhappy father for some bread, tv lien the abandon ed wretch in a fit of intoxication, it is supposed, spurned him frotft him with his foot, and he fell into the sea, where lie disappeared, and was thought toTte drown ed. The hand of Providencetvas, howev er, bis protection. Bv dirigirig to a raft, he fl rated till ho was picked up by a ves sel then under weigh. The child could only • ell them his name was Jack, but the hu manity of the care of him. Poor Jack, as he grew up, was promoted to wait on the officers, receive.! instruction easily, was quick and steady, and served in some a actions. In the last year he was appoint ed to the care of the wounded seamen. Jack had previously also formed an ac quaintance with some religious sailors, and became truly p’ioud. His notice was therefoie naturally Attracted to a wounded sailor with a Bible under his pillow, and •who approaching his end, presented it to the lad, telling him it was the instrument of his conversion. One thing, however, weighed heavily on his conscience—he had been guilty of the murder of his child . He then related the circustance above re ferred to and Jack recognized in the dy ing sailor his own father. It is needless to attempt, as it is im possible to decribe, the scene <>f mutual joy, affection, giatimde to Heaven, which now took place. After* the death oi his father, Jack returned to land, left the nau tical profession, and in the course ot years became a dissenting minister. This story, of course drew tears of j jv -and sympathy from all who heat.d it when first related, which was at a meeting of the Bible Society, in or near London ; and the narrator closed, bowing to the Chair, in these impressive words—**J, Sit, am Po'rJack!” DIED, At Montgomery, Ala. on '-iinda-- the 21st inst. Gkokge McDuffie McWhorter, son <>i Dr A B. McWhorter of that place, tu the Blh year of his age. nsKKKaaaMMaMaaaaaMasaaßKßszsw* Thomas G. Hall, is my duly authorised Agent dur jug my absence from the State. CHARLES L. HALL. Augusta, July 29 90 4iw • ' D£SNTiSTKYT~, THE Subscriber having at length arrived in Augusta, respectfully solicit- ah immediate. call fiom those who may need his professional services, as two or three ufeks will probably terminate his present visit. E. OSBORN, Surgeon Dentist July 20 v 9O if JUST RECEIVED. 20 FLOUR, received to day, by Company’s B< atts >oa SALE, BY N. SMITH As Co. •July 29 • .. 90 Notice to Debtors. FOR the Insurance of prompt and entire set tiement, in some way or other, of all ac counts and notes due me at the beginning of, mid previous tn the present year, (a l-usiness too ' long neglected, and which is now Absolutely ne cessary,) 1 have placed mt Books and papers in the bands of Mr Harns, who is duly au thorised to receive, and receipt for all accounts due me. He wilt be f->uud al my office, by all who may be disposed to make satisfactory ar rangements about their debts Inattention to this, will be considered, as ex pressive of uisiiiclin-tion to make just returns' for services rendered, M. ANTONY , July 29 li TO RENT. Three TENEMENT?, near the Market-House, suited for STORES !!!■ nod DWELLINGS. I* 711 IM T*o TENEMENTS, on. Telfair Street Two TENEMENTS on Walker Street. r- FOR SALE. 100 Bbls. Mess and prime Folk 50 Kegs Lard SAMUEL HALE. July 2390 6< 20,000 dollars 2 PRIZES of $15,00 15 d 0 SI,OOO 100 do do $5,00 BESIDES PHIZES 5,000 Dollars and 2,632 Dollars. Ate offered at HEERS' in New-York Consolida ted LOTTERY. Extra (. lass No 21. The drawing of which will be received, at BEERS’ Office,on Wednesday or Thursday next Ticket $6, Half $3, Quarter $1 50. OFFICIAL PRIZE LIST. The fallowing are the draw n Numbers of the Marland State Lottery, Class No. 14. £4,44,53, 28,11,58,29,18,19, 15. LOWEST PRIZE $4. * 03’ Prizes sold and cashed at BEERS’ Fortunate Lottery Office. No. 241 Broad-street O’ Address Orders to W. P. BEERS. July 2990 Watch Lost. Lost on Mr. Thomas Cnm j)ming's lot on the Sand r||Sn Hills ’ a Si,ver watch, r I w '*h aver J' large gold Key, P' Slide fit Ring. The Watch was made by Cleves, Lon don, N 0.20,101. 1* ’ s supposed to have been picked up by n rae Negro. A reward of Five Dollars will be given for the delivery of the .Watch to the owner, or left at this Office, or a Suitable reward will be given for any informa tion respecting said Watch. A. S. MOXLEY. July 26 3t 89 LAND DEEDS, Just printed and for sale at this Office, To the highest bidder, on (he first 'Pftcs day in August next, at the lower Mar ket, in the city of Augfista, between the usual hours of sale : ONE NUtGRO WOMAN, Aged about 40 years, good Conk, Wash er, and Ironcr. —also— A first rate Servant Girl, Aged about 18 years, who has been ac customed to ti.e duties of a house fr>>m infancy. Sold for no fault.— Terms cash . J. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. Ji.ly 24 88 SUPERIOR FRESH Cm ORIDE of LIME, and SODA, TAMA RINDS, and LEMON SYRUP. FOR SALE, RY R. B. HAVILAND <fc Co. July 12 83 ts NOTICE. ALL fiersons indebted to the Estate of R. McCoombs, deceased, are requested to make payment, and those who have claims agains'the estate will present th epi within the time prescribed by law. JOHN S. COOMBS, Adm’r. March 27 wtf 37 100 Bags of SHOT, assorted F'R SALE, BY RATHBONE A HOLLAND. July 22 87 ts WINES. - casks Sweet Malaga 10 qu u ter ca»ks Marseiles Madeira 10 do do Sherry 1 pipe Teneriffe 1 do Old Madeira 1 do Old Port, (very superior) 1 do Pale Sherry 1 do Brown Sherry N. SMITH <fc Co. June 74 if PRIME sfjGARS. 38 Hhds. on the River, of prime St. Croix Sugar, far saje, bn the Whats when landed. G. It METCALF. J uly 17 . 87 2VCHF LANDING. 50 Bbls. N. E. Rum 100 bags Black Pepper 300 bags Coffee 100 packages Hyson, Impeiial and Gunpowder Teas. For saee, by G. IL METCALF. July 17 85 'l’weaty Dollars Reward- RANA WAY from tbe Subscriber on or about fifth •oi' June last, in Hancock County, Ga. two Negro. b,oys between fifteen anti twenty years old, WILLIAM about 5 feet 6 or 8 inches high, and BfOB about 6 feet 4 or 5 inches high Any information addressed to me in reference to them will be thankfully received. The above reward will be paid to any one who’ will lodge them in any Jail in the State and give informa tion of the fact. William is slim and his teeth appears to have been foiled treated, bob is thick set, both black. WM. SHIVERS, Sen’r. Hancock county, Ga. KTThe Charleston (S. C.) Courier and Savan nah Georgian, will please insert the above once a week for four weeks, and forward tbeir ac counts to the advertiser. July 15 84 4 tw LAW. ABRAM MARIiN, Attorney at LAW, Montgomery, Alabama, will give itrict at tention to business confided to him. References Hoh. JohuP King. Augusta. Andrew .1. Miller, Crawford Si Cumming. July 5 80 9mp ' THE subscriber having recently taken out letters patent from the United- States for a new principle of applying Animal power, which I call the Accelerator; the discription of this machine is such that it can be applyed to Mills generally where animal power can be applied. I offer the following statement to the public to show that 1 have proved the power of my ma chine, I erected a temporary saw mill, with one saw, to which I put 2 horses, (the horses were not accustomed to work in a circle,) and sawed thro’ a fourteen inch log with more ease than 'wo horses can Gin in the common mode of applica tion; the horses being removed, eight men worked the machine, and ciit tit the rate of thirteen hun dred & cghty feet pef day.—Say that one third of the time is lost in returning the log anil put ting on fresh logs, the ttiachine is then adequate to saw eight or nifie hundred feet per day with two horses. RICH’D. S. SCHEVENF.LL, Orangeburgh, S. C. June T 5, 1833. r l he undersigned do certify that we have seen Richard S. Scheveneii's horse power and Accellerating Machine,applied to the sawing of timber, constructed in a very tempo rary maimer worked by two horses, ami ive feel no hesitation in saying that this maebine con structed of such materials as saw mills are built of,is fully adequate to saw any quantity or dis criplion es timber. SAM’L. RICKENBARKER, GEO. IL FOOSER, L. J. CROSS. CHARLES GLOVER, JOHN A, TYLER, N. R. CANNON. SOUTH-CAROLINA, ) Orangeburgh, Dist. J 1 Joseph Winningham, Clerk of the Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas, in and for the District of Orangeburgh, do hereby cer tify that the gentlemen who have signed the a bove certificate, are respectable citizens of this village, and 1 do heartily concur with them; having seen the operation Certified this 15th day of June,- 1833. . J. WINNINGHAM. OJ* The Editors of the Charleston Observer, Louisiana Advertiser, Yorkville Republican, and Cincinnati Daily Advertiser, will insert the above every other week for three months, and -forward their accounts to the proprietor in Or angeburgh, South-Carolina, for payment, which shall be promptly remitted. R. S. S. Junp. 24 75 Fee Company Notice. ALL persons having demands against the’ Augusta fee Company, are requested to piesent them to the Secretary before the first August next. „ . WM. P. BEERS’ Secretary and Treasurer A. I. Cj July 26 i t ~ NOTICE. IF there are any persons that have any de mands against the late firm of BpsTWicK Baird, they will please present them without de lay to the undersigned. WILLIAM BOSTWICK. Atjgusta, July 26 89 3i WARE-UOi SE. ISJILL continue this business,, arid at rny same old stand. My Ware-House and Close Stores are in fine order- and, as a matter of course, I shall be glad to serve my friends and the public. lam prepared to make any advan ces on Cotton or Produce in Store, but in any other way 1 do it not. JOHN REES- Augusta. July 26 89 6t .. (LF The papers in this City ; Standard of U , 'V*' 1 i News, Washington;, and ftecoyder, Milledgeville, will each give the above insertions to the amount of Three Dollars. CAST! NG S? 25,000 Lbs CASTINGS, assorted FOR SALE, BY G. H. METCALF. July 24 88 NT"!!:. Rill Bbls, for sale, from tlw Wharf, when iaiided, troth Lamar’s Boats. G. IL MET CALF. July 24 88 sol. ii e a, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. FOR SALE BY RATHBONE & HOLLAND. June 24 . 3v 75 JUST RECEIVED, 20 Gross Cut papered Tobacco 10 boxes yellow Soap 20 half bbls. Water and Butter Crackers 10 boxes Sperm Candles 25 boxes American Mustard 3 2 boxes fresh Hyson Tea 6 bbls soft shell Almonds 10 quarter casks Malaga Wine 2 casks old Port do Together with a Choice selection of GROCERIES, FOR SALE, BY JOHN COSKERY. T < 256, Broad Street. June 19 73 ts Just Received per Steam Boat. Company's Boats 50 PACKAGES OF DRY GOODS, Which are offered at lhe lowest Mar ket prfce. J JEWETT, Vnder the Gtobo Hotel. July 12 83 4t FRESH CONGfli SS WATER , . For sAi,E, BY R. B. HAVILAND & Co Potter’s Cathtilicon AND Swaim’s Panacea, WARRANTED GENUINE for S'ale by R. B. HAVILAND <fc Co. May 13 . 57 Fresh Flour, Havana Sugar, 20 Bbls Fresh Canal Flour 5 boxes While Havana Sugar r 10 casks London Porter 6 ‘ Scotch Pale Ale 16 Bbls Newark Cider 10 “ Albany Ale Just Received by N. SMITH <fc Co _July 19 _ 86 CANAL FLOtil, MACKEREL, LARI), &c. HAL! Binels fresh ground tJFWF Canal FLOUR, 130 whole bb>s. 2V. 1. 2 and 3 Macketel. 30 half bbls. No. 1 and 2 du. 50 small kegs prime, leaf Lard. - 10 casks London Porter. 10 qi. casks Malaga Wine. 20 qr. okesttf fresh Hyson Tea. 20 61b. do. do. Gunpowder 10. 10 cad <y box. Gunpowder & Hyson do. 5 bbls. English crushed double refined Loaf Sugar. 5 bbls. Louisiana do, in loaves. 5 boxes superior white Havana Sugar. l®o boxes low priced Soap. 75 ps. very heavy Kentucky Bagging, 100 ps. heavy flax Dundee do. 100 ps. good Hemp do. 50 coils Bale Rope. 500 lbs. English & Atherican Twine. 20 ps. double twilled Sacking. . 50 bags prime Green Coffee. 20 hhds Sugars, and 12000 superior Spanish Segars, Just received, and for sale, by JACOB MOISE. Also on the River, 50 bbls, super. Baltimore Howard St. FLOUR. July 22 3tw 87, BROUGHT TO IN Jacksonboro’, Scriven county., on the 11th inst. a Negro man, who says his name is HAMLET, or HAMILTON, and that he be longs to Fountain Floyd, of Orangeburg, Dis trict, S. C.—that he ranaway from his master while travelling in the Creek or C herokee na tion, about five weeks ago—he is about 6 feet high, 45 years old, dark complexion, speaks quick when spoken to. The owner is requested to come forward, com ply with the Law, and take him away. JOHN C. FERRILL, Jailor S. C. July 26 3t 89 Merchants Planters Bank NOTES, WANTED and the highest price paid by RATHBONE &. HOLLAND. KT N. B. SALT sold, at one dollar the bushel and Merchants.and Planters Bank Notes taken in payment as above. Jude 28 77 ts Office of Commissioner in £■ "Equity. R' climon d County. Grack Rowell, Complainant. . . ■ flnd ' > nlker " nd Geo L Twiggs, sur of Mward Rowell, de eeased, Valentine Walker and George L I wiggs, Executors of Howell R Marshall, deceased, Mary Rowell, -Elizabeth Eore- n a w n a n Cy - R<nVell - Mll ’* R«w6ll, Sarah Rowell, Benjamin Rqweii, Hannah Row ell, Pegcy Rowell. Williafi, Rowell and TVr o * e 1 , I l .’( cl " ,,lr en of Wdliamßow ellj Eliza Williamson, Catharine Rowell, ' Sarah Rowell, Randolph Rowell, Mary I R'ovep, Dorcas Rowell, Ja„e Boweli, ? (children of Benjamin Rowell,) Afary Da vies. Benjamin Strange, Patsey Fore man Randolph Strange, Edward Strange, Hubbard Strange, (children of Charlotte Strange, formerly Charlotte Rowell ) E hzabeth Sibley,Mary Westbrook,Rebecca Jackson, (children of Benjamin Marshall and Nancy RowellJ Lucy 8.11, John Stanly, James Stanly,jr. John Horton and Elizabeth Horton, his wife, Jesse IVestbrook and his wife, Susannah West brook, U iliiam Coombs & his wife, Wini- ’ fied Coombs.and Nathaniel S.anly (cbil | dren of Winified Westbrook, Defendants. \ In thjs case, tiie Court having decreed to the complainant one moiety of the estate of the fgs tator. and that auditors be appointed to settle i the severa. l sums due the lesiJuary legatees, nn tierthe foqtth clause of the will, which is in the following words: •• My will and desire is, that mv Exe< utors do sell all the rest and residue of my estate, whether real or personal, and that the proceeds of the same be equally divided •share and share alike between and among ail the children of my half brothers and sbters to .whom £ g lve the same to them and their heirs forever fOTICF. is therefore giben, that all persons interested under said clause, in lhe testators will, are req nredto produce before me evidence of their interest and of their idehtitv, as children of the half brothers and sisters of the testator on or before th. fi, st Monday in January next, at which time, the Auditors will proceed to set tle and determine upon tbeir lights according to the decree * SAMUEL M. JACKSON. Master in Equity O’ The-Columbia Hive, SC; Raleigh Re gister, N C ; Richmond Enquirer, Va ; Nash? Ville Banner, Ter n ; Observer. Lexington, Ken ; I lamer’s Gazette, Montgomery Ala; Floridian t ionda ; Mobile Register, Ala; Natchez Re'" publican, Mis ; Macon Messenger and Georgia Journal, Geo. will please insert the above week ly until the first of January next, and forward their a counts to the Master in Equity. Ihe Constitutionalist and Chronicle will also insert weekly for the rime above mentioned J ul y 24 wlj 88 NOTICE— THE copartnership heretofore Existing be tween the subscribers under the firm of P. B lay lor &Co is this day disolved by mutnai consent. The unsettled business of the late firm will be attended to by P. B. Taylor who alone is author ized to settle the Same... P . B. TAYLOR. ~ JOSEPH WHEELER. Ma 5’ 11 57 ts THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING purchased the entire interest of Joseph Wheeler, in the late firm of P. B Taylor Hi Co. will continue the Earthenware busi ness on his own account, at the Store 357 Broad Street &. under the Masonic Hall. . P. B. TAYLOR. May 13 ts 57 a situa rioN wanted By a young man, from the North, of steady and industrious habits., a situation either in a Commission o. Dry Goods Store, would be pre ferable. A note .addressed to Lamback &Ruse, through the Post-Office, or otherwise will be thankfully received. , June 19 73 iT Scriven Sheriff’s Sale. ~ WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in Au gust next, at the Court-House, in Jack souboroug' , Scriven County, between the hours of ten and four o'clock. One negro girl named Patience levied on as the property of John Buford to sat isfy sundry Executions from Justices Courts in favor ofj EUhu Morgan, James H. Wade and others. Levy made &. returned by a Constable. ALSO, 300 Acres of Pine Laud, ad joining Lands of Benj Ferrill. A. S. Jones and others, levied on as the property of Henry Bu ford o satisfy sundry Executions from a Justices Court, in favor of James H Wade" Lew made and returned by a Constable. A Lio, 150 Acres of Pine Land ad joining Lands of Wm. W. Black, Humphrev’s, and others, levied on as the property of John Everingham, to satisfy an Execution from a Justices Court tn favor of John C. Lege. Levy made and returned by a Constable. JOHN C. FERRILL, S. S. C- July 5 80 td TO RENT. The Fire Proof BRICK STORE, and DWELLING, on the south side Broad-street, a few doors above Centre-street, at present occupied by T. N Brown &. Co. the Store and Dwelling will f>e rented seperate or together. , AtSO, The two story Dwelling House, on the corner of ETis and M’lntosh streets, nt present occu ipied bv Tho’s. G. Hall.. Apply to C. M. CASHIN, or J. & W. HARPER. July 19 86 3tw REDUCED miCES, Earthenware, China, Glass . and Looking Glasses, THOMAS J. CO. Importers, 88, Water Sh eet, New- York, ARE continually receiving the newest pat terns of Earthenware, China, &c. by the late arrivals from Liverpool. Their stock com prises every vaiiety in the line, and is surpassed by none, in extent or quality. They have made such arrangements in England, for the purchase of their GOODS, as enables them to hold out the strongest inducements to Merchants dealing in the line. Those who are laying m stocks, of the article will find it greatly to their interest to gall as the very lowest price, will be named which it is pos sible to sell, at. N. B. The best packers in the citv, employed. THOMAS J. BARROW& Co. Importers, 88, Water Street, New-York. iI_T Orders by letter carefully attended to and Goods charged at lowest rates. (LT The Constitutionalist; Augusta, News ; Washington; Southern Banner, Athens; West ern Herald, Auraria; Standard of Union, Spar, ta ; Georgia Journal, and Federal Union, Mill edgeville; Telegraph, Maeon; Democrat, Co lumbus; and Hive; Columbia, S. C. will please insert the above conspicuously as often as they can for $3, and forward their account to this office. ’ June 19 73 ts , it NOTICE. A L,L Persons indebted to NewnnTi.. 2V the firm of N. Tift & Brother °' quested t 0 roake .mmediate se;5 e ; shall hereafter do a Cash Business N. TIFT & BROTHER. Juj y 8 si ,f SALE. A LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN, a first rate Cook, Washer and Ironer and a good Seamstress and House Servant, For Tur ner particulars enquire at this Office. Jdy 19 86 3 T WANTED. EN good Buick MASONS, are wanted.—One Dollar per day for each will be given, and paid according to custom of the Town every Saturday Evening. J „ K HENRY SHULTZ. Hamburg. S. C. July 24 88 3t Wanted to Purchase for Cash 1 LrKELY NEGROES of both sexes, from 12 io 25 years of age, all good Field Hands. Apply to L. HULL, T , the Globe-Hotel Ju] y 24 S 8 ts notice.' DURING my absence from the State, Adol phus Sabal is my authorized Attorney J. P. SETZE. _ Jul y 24 88 if THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends in Augusta and its vicinity, that he n*ay be expected in that city by ( he 24th just s h» C | , t C,, "’f anCeS re " der h necessary that he should make a tour so the No|th (hig Bl f n)mer ( XstT ’ *H-' a ’ Spend but ** few wetks i" Au gusta. His destre to serve the public, ha hones will be compensated by an early of those who may need his Professional servirjes. iulv 94 E ’ O3BORNE > burgeon Dentist ■> u 'J . 88 5.00 Dollars Reward. ' V H J' R E. AS ’ on ,he Ni S ,,t of tha 17ih, or ° f ,hf> 18th Ma y’ tAe STORE h?u u ? e c Mr ‘ B^‘B at Run > Houston County, Geoigia, was discovered to be °r ?. ,re ’. a,,<l Witl ’ «|s contents (a valuable stock of Merclwndize) entirely destroyed. And there is reason to supect that the said destruction of property was the act of an incendiary, two persons having been seen to pass through a small held going in a direction from the Store when it was burning.” Now, in order so bring to condign punishment, the person or nersons guilty of this nefarious act the Charleston Fire and Marine Insurance Company hereby offer a reward of Five Hund to any person, who will, withi,, s , x months from the date hereof, discover and prose cute to conviction the p*erson or persons guilty ol the said act of arson ; and any private infor mation that iniy lead to the discovery and con viction of the perpetrators thereof will be hand sofircly rewarded. Communications, addressed to the Office of the Company, Charleston, S. C. ; Homes Tup per, Agent, Savannah, Geo ; H. Paddock, Au gusta ; or to Messrs Philip R Yonee & Son, Darien; Day.& Butts, Macon ; or Mr. Elijah Butts, Sandy Run, will be immediately attended to. By order of the Board of Directors ALEXANDER ROBINSON, Secretary. Charleston, 17 8 5 w4w G HE GE I{, For sale, by . R. B. HAVILAJND & Co. July 19 „ , . 86 VALUABLE~REAT. ESTA TE FOR SALE. WILL be sold, on accommodating terms the LOlo, situated on the south side of Broad She-1, below Campbell’s Gully nmi nearly opposife the Planters’ Hotel, comftaising a front of 190 feet on Broad street, it is ofered for sale, in seperate Lots, or the whole together, for further particulars, Enquire of Mr. Robert Walton at the Insurance Bank, or to WM. P. DEARMOND. Augusta, Feb 25 24 ts NOTICE? ON Wednesday the 10th inSt the following persons were added by the City Council to the Committees of Health—and they are re quested to proceed immediately to act in con cert with those already appointed. For the Middle Ward, Mr. Benjamin Hall. Do. Upper Ward, Messis. James Harper, Archibald Boggs, John P, Force, and Thomas S. Metcalf. GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk. july 12 gg NOTICE. FOUR months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Richmond County, sitting as a Court of Or dinary, for leave to sell for y shares of stock, of the Bank of the State of Georgia ; the property of Gabriel Murray, deceased, for tho benefit of his heirs. J. F GARDNER, Adm’r May 24 2p m4m A CARD. Mr. L. SP EISSEGGER,tenders his thanks to the Ladies and Gepile. men of Augusta, for the libera 1 patronage they have extended to him and informs them that he will in a few days leave the city, for the upper part of the Sta'e, he therefore requests those who wish to have their PIANO’S and ORGANS tuned, or repaired to leave their orders at Messrs Richards Ganahl'Sor at his Workshop No. 328, Broad-Street, formerly occu pied by Mr. River’s,) as early as piatica ble. Joly 2287 3t Administrator's Notice. FOUR months after date, application will be m< de to the Court of Ordinary of Rich mond County, for leave to sell a HOUSE and LOT, on t,he Sand Hills, now occupied by Mr. James Higginbotham, belonging to the estate of Alexander Spencer, deceased. ’ ALSO, "• AH the NEGROES, belonging to said Estate. JOHN COSKERY, Adm’r. July 3-79 m4m Office, Augusta Insurance and Banking Company. Bth July 1833. THE Board of Directors have declared a Dividend of four per cent, pxit of the pro fits of the business of the Company, for the past six months, which will be paid io the Stockhold ers or their legal representatives, on and after Thursday the 11th ingt By order of the Board, ROBERT WALTON, Cashier. July 8 81 JOB PRINTING. ALL kinds of JOB PRINTING continued tc be done at GF Fir V. at vert " lowest price. Bill for Discovery and Relief. TO nnNT, And possession given on Ist October tieM aSTORpq DWELLINGS and two STORES, in the Brick Range, imme» diately below the Bank of Augusta. ALSO, .KXXI7"°“ s,re "’ in "" July s ’N. W. COCKE. ,79 if „ To RENT.' ■ , rrom Ue first of October, no. „ Sl '9 l ' E '“ <he Hall, 8 ... W T To rent: —7 -t o B "T k &lor , e * °PPe«ite the centre |BIWW o’ lh * Lowe r Market, south side o f Broad street. Attached is a Dwelling an( i Brick KitchenF Possession given immediately. Apply to % : 6 r.. J G - McWhorter. __ Jun<> 3 • 66 ts TO RENT, ’ the House and Lot on Reynofd street, next door below Mr Wm. J. Hobby’s, at present occupied by Mr. John Coskery -—Apply to TI A. J. MILLER. Ju| y 15 wtlstO 84 TO RENT; The DWELLING HOUSE, and LOT, on the corner of Gleen and jaEftSw Gentre Streets, at. present occupied by the subscriber. ALSO, » Th; e DWELLING HOUSE, on the corner M’- fntosb and Ellis streets, at present occupied by Mrs. Fox, as a Boarding House. Possession given the fust day of October next.—Apply to , JOHN HOWARD, Ju| y 10 . 32 ts TO KENT “ ‘ , TI 2E Fire Proof STORE and DWELLING, No. 208, on the South ~ *’jle Broad street now occupied by Mrs. A. Sera. Possession <ih ihe Ist of October. ROBERT E POE July 22 87 4t TO RENT. T,,e ,wo Wooden DWELL ING, situated on Jackson Street, be tween Elli&and Green Streets, lately occupied by Cosbv Dickinson.-Esq. Possession given on the first of October next.~ Apply to , MOSES ROFF. » 8 _- Bl_tf For Sale, or To Let. And possession given the first of October nest. The Tenement HOUSE and LOT, laruffijg on Broad-Street, next door below |fli Gen - Montgomery’s, being a pleasant a a d retired part of the city, below the Old Market .., They will be rented separate or together if required—-Enquire of ANDREW G. BULL. W 19 86 ts TO RENT. The Fire proof Brick Store and Dwelling, situated on X—rlffiLthe f’orth side of Broad• Street, at present, occupied by .Mr. Jacob Dan forth, possession given on Hie first Octo ber next. .. . , For terms which will be reasonable j apply at the Branch Hauk. • I HENRY, CasAter. Juiy 17 85 6t , - TO RENT ke Store &, Dwelling in the upper . ffiryßflt P a, ■ , of ,hc Gity above the New Mar- K IltH ket at present occupied by Mr. Leon- Dugas. • * ALSO, a The two story Dwelling one square below the Old Market on Broad Street owned bt Mrs Barrett k lately , occupied by Mr Oliver Reed. Pus-’ session give on the Ist of October next For* terms apply to. J. M. CARTER -tJuly 19 eg tojrent: From the first of October next, the ‘ ujtwo story Dwelling house onthe south jtigggH s,^e of Ellis s reet, between Centre Hod Washington, next Mr H. Meal ings, at present occupied by Mrs Bernet Apply to JAS &. Wm H ARPER July 19 ,3t 86. TO rent: ~ From the first of October next, Jh e under the . IhRIH Globe Hotel, now occupied by MoUHvLathatn Hull, Esq. Also, the Office between.the two Stores formerly occupied as a Lo tery-Office. For terms apply to C. S. Hamilton at J. Jewel.’s or <o ANGUS MARTIN. July 24 88 if FOUR well broke MULES, thiee and four years old, sold for no fault, the owner having mote stock oq his plan tation than is warned. Apply at the Bar of the Globe Hotel. ALSO, *• Pair of ■welt-broke Young Iron (.vex HORSES. J.ily 24 88 ts In addition to a heavy Stock on hand,thesubscr.‘- bers are receiving weekly, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF , FRESH Intending to keep at all times.a large Stocj which shall be offered at reduced, prices, would invite the attention of the Country Merchants, and the public. ALSO, Harness and Skirting Leather, And every variety of SHOE LEATHER, and all the materials and Tools for Manufacturing at 273, Broad Street. B.’W. FORCE & Co. (Lr* FORCE’S Boot and Shoe Factor,- Jackson street, in the rear of B. W.F. &. C«’s Store, where Boots and Shoes, of every Jiscrip tion are made and repaired at short notice Feb 27 -ts ’notice. During my absence from State Henry J. R; ff, is du ly aut.h«ri*ed to act, as my attorney MQSES ROFFjr. 3