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Newspaper Page TextVOL. 7. t’UBLIS iDD E' EKY DAY ■ MONDAY, WEDNESDAY xsu FRIDAY, at a WiiOcra, ?. BtUr- Howard’* Brick Buildings,opposilethc Post-Office Xl’lutosh Street. IHR.ECTIONS. 8.-.:esof /e»*«ianJ V.-.grjes, by Administrators. Exec ♦rs, or Guardians, aro required, by law, to ba held on tr.e IjstTaeMeyin the mouth, between the hours of ten in ;■■< fcrenoon »a three in the aftornoon,at the Court-liox ha county which the property is situate.—Notice • f FeS6 ss!s« must be;iven in a public gazette SIXTY du t previous t > the day cf sale Notices of the sale of personal properly must bo give or •*e maauer, FOiITY days previous to jhe day of sale Notice totiie debtors and creditors of aa estate, mus be published for FIIKTY days. Notice that application will bo made to the Court of Or •Ijarv for leave to sell I and,mast be published for FOt’l- MONTHS. N itice for leave to sell Negroes, must be published lor f OUR MON rtldbeforc auy order absolute shall be uiudu I 9 3 ja by the court J. P. SETZE, 7s now opening the greatest portion of his Fail supplies, which he offers to his friends and customers at very low prices, as most of Ike fol lowing a. licles were laid in immediately after his arrival in New York, and th refute previous to the last rise. POULT de sori, gros de Swiss, gros de Berlin, gros -le Naples, &.c. P’ain and figured satin striped Silks Farad se and best Mateoni’s Italian Silk Silk and Tabby Velvets Extra tick Paris Needle worked Capes Ladies white aud colored plain and embioider ed Gloves. Gentlemen's very best horseskin Gloves and In dia Rubber Suspenders Watered, satin striped and velvit Belts 6 4, Italian Silk do Datnatshiiie (a new article for ladies dresses) Cuttou and worsted, French and English Silk Hosi ry A very extensive assortment, of Thibet and ATe ri.io plain aud embroidered Shawls, ail . sizes Satin, Gauze and twisted Silk do 3-4. 4-4, and 6 4, Prussian do Infants caps Plain and figured Pongee Handkerchiefs Negro handkerchiefs and Apron Checks Patent Pin, hemming Needles. Spool cotton American. Bvuxels, Venetian aud Scotch Ingra in carpettings Hearth Rugs carpet, Furniture and quality bindings Leghorn Jy* gimp Straw Bonnets, (a new article) Scarlet Padding. Buckram and sail doth American. French, S-.viss and British Prints 64. cotton cambric, Jackonet, Jfnll, Book and Naosook Muslins,' assorted JLriuo citcas sian aud Bombazetts Wh,.... scarlet and green can.on Flannels Plain aud figured Swiss Muslins C-4. Swiss Cotton cambric, a beautiful article chintz Furniture Prints, (some ve v rich) Bottle Green, Steel mixed, claret, olive black and blue fine and sup. broad cloth ami cassunere American, French, Welsh and Roger's Flannels some extra fie Irish Linens and Diapers, French Napkins Plain needle worked and hemmed linen cam bric handkerchief. Toilet table covers Linsey Woolsey’s ami Kerseys Black and unbleached 3 4,4 4, and 6 4, shirtings and sheetings AJ rino Mantes Table Mats, paste boards, Scotch Dj vias and Russia Diapers Assorted Florence Si hs, foundation A s’ins Assorted table and bird’s-eye Diaper Black Jove Shawls, bishop’s la wn Great variety of Fur Capes and Tippett Ladies corsets, curls aud hair braids Lion skins Petershams, fl ix Thread Floor cloth aud Satineits Striped and cross bar’d Muslins ’ Assorted size Blankets Black and unbleached Russia Sheetings Cotton, Lambs wool, Si k aud taw Mik £ Hose 44, and G 4 Beliinetl Laces, edgings and Riser tings do 4-4, amt 6 4, Bedlickiogs Sfieljiz O.nabings 6 4, cambric Dimity and corded coats Cotton Suspenders, candle wick Turkey red, worsted fringe, cotton cards Youth and mens woollen Gives Brazilian and Tortoise Sit'll lucking and side combs The above Goods together with his former Stock comprise a very general assortment, and ate cffere.-l at wholesale and elan prices that cannot fail to please. __Oc« 16 124 if ’ GXAsswjSsrSa The subscriber offers for sale, at /iis store. 357, Broad Street, opposite the WAKE HOUSE of Stovall & Simmons, the following: COMPRISING A VaRT OF Ills EXTENSIVE STOCK, recently received fioui the Manufactures direct, via: . HALL Lamps plain, roughed, and rich cut, with trimmings complete Mamie Lunps, licit cut with Argand-but nets, a new aitlele Ditto do wish plain tubes, silver tops and Glasses, extra Liverpool Brass and Billiard Lamps, Glasses cr ditto Decanters in pairs or sets, new patterns uncom monly rich Tumblers, Wines, Champaigns Liquors, Szc. to match Rich Cut Jelly xnd Lemonade Glasses Du do Pitchers. Salt Cellars nod Dishes, va rious sizes Salvers of all sizes, Astral Lamp Shades, extra Ink Stands, for red and black Ink, Travelling do Fluted, Britannia ami Japanned Castors Plated Liqu r Stands. Liquor Cases Goblets. Butter Dishes, cut and plain Hyacinth Glasses, Tin Mounted Glass Lanterns Candle Shades plain and cut Large Bowls do and do rich Tied Fountains and Boxes EARTHEN WARE. Hue, brown, black, pink and purple dinner setts £wers and Basins* Jugs, Bowls, Plates, Twiflers Muffins, Dishes and Bakers 'teas and Tea Setts Cdg’d C and C C Plates,Twiflers.Muffi.is,Dishes Bakers and Nappies Enamelled and Moco. Jugs, Bowls, Teapots, Sugars. Creams and Teas Persian painted Plates, Fwiflers, Muffins, Dishes Teas, Bowlsand Jugs, lo.v price. CHINA WARE. Tea sets of ail qualities complete Teas and Coffee Bowls and Saucers, by the do zen plain and rich gilt Jugs do do various sizes Mantle Ornaments, small Mugs, gilt letters for children Toy Tea Setts for children Paint Stands Plates Muffins, Tea Cup Plates .tad Coffee Pots gilt. ALSO, Looking Glasses, Gin Cases, and a complete assortment of Lustre Ware, all of which will be sold, on terms equal to any offered in either .the Charleston or Noc hern Mai kets. ' ' ~ * P. B. TAYLOR. Nov L? 136 |f KyQ <o< ijiis hnt TO RENT, AT .1 REDUCED PRICE, r THE DWELLING in the Middle "ggySeb Tenement of M’Kenzie Bviiuocli's yßrick Building ott Broad-Street. Eis quire, of W. <s• 11. BRYSON. l.T' Who will libet illy reward the person re turning a large Family Bible, with a Hack cover the property of Mrs Mary Murren. ALSO, A Gieen an 1 Red Carpet a little worn, lost al the recent lire in this place. W. &. H B. Nov 25 141 5t TO~ rent From the first of October next, Ih e torc under the Globo Hotel, now occupied by -■-.wSSL» Latham [lull Esq. Also, the Office be uveen llie two Stores formerly occupied as a Lottery-Office. For terms apply to C. S. Hamilton at J. Jewett’s or to ANGUS MARTIN. July 24 88 if TO RENT The WARE HOUSE, and OF FICEtJf formerly occupied by Alex • an der MacKenzie. Possession giv en immediately Apply to P BENNOCH. JAMES M. CARTER or J P. KING, Assignees. N. B. The Assignees fA. Al.tcKenzie have six or seven grown Negroes for sale, among which are a few first rale Hou»e Women. Oct 9 ‘ 121 TO RENT, And possession given first October next. /S3EC That neat DWELLING, just be - 3 ’ *’ ,P Lower-Market, formerly oc- I - upied by Mr. Paine, It has a good Garden Spot, and all the usual ap purtenances, to a Common Dwe.ling. For terms, apply to j. g. McWhorter. July 31 <7l t<> rent. From the firs* of October, AreigL The STORE in the Masonic Hall, now occupied by Luke Reed Co. s "sfR! A PP*y to U. -.4/Ea» w. T. GOULD. J”ly 8 81 if ~~ too Boxes first sort HERRINGS. F R SALE, BY N. SMITH & Co. _N<v 25 141 Salt. A4Y■' A 4 | BUSHELS. For sale bv G 11. METCALF. Nd. il nr, —— London Porter and Albany Ale IM Casks Loiidou Purier 10 Banels Cream Ale Just leceiveil, tty N SMITH <s* Co. N ’v 29 143 ISAAC sn It, JUST horn P liilidelpltia, takes this method of julormitig the citizens Augusta, litat he ftas cutumenced the. Dyeing Scouring, and Cleaning itusinessj And he intends io carry ii on in all its various branches. He invites those who have dirty or stained Coats, Pantaloons, &.c. .o c ill on hint, lie may be found at N<>, I 9l t Broad Street. Work executed with nearness and de. spa'ch at moderate pt ices. N vetnber 15 if 137 NOTICE. j| 111 - firm of 1 ifr St Nor es, is tbis d y dis H solved by mutual Consent. *1 he business of the firm will be settled by Nelson l ift NELSON TIFT, O. J. NOYES. The undersigned will continue business at the old stand corner Broad and Centre Streets NELSON Tl T. Nov 18 138 if DISSOLUTION. CTAHE Sub-' ribers have this day dissolved A their connection tn the Coa< li making bu i sim ss, conducted by Jesse Thompson All , those indebted to them, will make payment to, 1 and those having claims, present them to Jesse i Thompson for immediate payment. JESSE THOMPSON LUTHER ROLL Augusta, Nov. 25th, 1833. [EJ* The Subscriber has ti ce.aiy purchased the interest of LUTHER RO L in his Esta blishment, and will continue the business in fu tureon his own account and has made arrange menls to accommodate bis patrons with every thing usual in his line. JESSE THOMPSON Nov. 25 3t 141 WRITING ALA DEMY~ IVrTESSRS. GEYER CHAPMXN. have IT A commenced giving Lessons, in the Ma sonic Hall, where Classes attend at the following Hour. Ladies from 10 A m to 1 p m. one hour a half each lesson, and gentlemen from 8 to 10 A. M. frmn 3t05, t. M —or fiotn 7to 9 by Candle light. P. S. The style of writing taught at this Es- I ta dishment is a plain practical bu-iness hand. iieferenecs, Rev. Mr Ford, Rev. Mr. Tai mage, Dacier Paul F. Eve. Dr Antony, H-m Rich .rd H Wilde, Rev Mr. Reed and Son, lliomas Cumming. Esq and ot'-ers. Nov 25 )4I ts SURE K io iT BRAI\DY. Ear Sale in Charleston ARMAGNAC in J’ipes an<l half 1 >pes, and rea] Cognac in Pipes, 3 and j years old, itnpor-ed direct in Charleston, from i| le House of Pinet, Custillon &, Co. of Cognac, pale colour warranted 4di proof, genuine, and eq tai io any Cognac Brandy of the same age in the Untied States.—Samples to be seen, and prices and terms to be known at ‘ - P- CARRE’S. Nov 25 31 141 LAND DEEDS, Just printed and for sale atthis Office. AUGUSTA. (GEO.) MONDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1533. HE Al OVAL. j Be We ■& tß© Hare removed their Stock of SHOEb to No. 276, directly opposite their old slan t in Kerrs Sf Grahams new range three do ,rs above the Globe Hold, where they are now receiving 300 Packages of fresh BOOTS Hr. SHOES a very extensive assortment of t very article in the line, calculated to suit the City and Country trade—consisting in part of 2000 pair men’s calf Brogans and Shoes 3000 do do kip do do do 5000 do do coarse do do do 2500 do boy’s and childreu’s coarse ami flue Shoes 3000 do ladies Frunello, iMorrocco Sealskin and Leather Boots, Shoes and Slip pers 500 ladies and gentlemen's water proof Boots and Shoes 500 do d»> do do Carpet aud do do Mockisans SEP ALo, a large Stock of LEATHER, such as Harness and Skirting, Sole and Upper Lea th*.r, New-Yoik, Philadelphia and Baltimore Calf Skins. Sealskins, Buckskins, Morrocco ami Lining Skins, stout coarse Leather lor Negro Shoes, also, Lasts. Boot and Shoe Trees, Sime Thread and ail the materials and Tunis for manufacturing all of which will be offered to the consumer and dealer at reduced prices. B. \V. FORCE 4- Co. [IT I ORCE CoV. Boot and Shue Factory, in the reat entrance through their Store ; where Boots ami Shoes of every deset iption Itre made and repai-cd. "" Oc» 11 122 if GEORGIA HAT If ANU- TAO- T(fRY. i No. 282 Hroad-strcct, RANKIN it EVANS respectfully inform their former customers, and the public generally, that they have on hand a very splen did assortment of HAI S, of evetv variety of style and quality, of their own manufacture; warranted, which llieiifacilities in manufacturing enable them to offer to (.he public on terms equal to any similar Establishment, either in this or the Not them market.-—They would again invite the attention < f the economist to their Fu>e Dol lar Hats, which have hitherto given u ivetsal satisfaction, and which they would, with the ut most confidence, recommend to those who have not already tested their wottb. nN HANI)—— As above. Gentlemen’s, Youtb’i and Children’s Caps, of improved patterns ami superior quality Ladies’ Tuscan and fine Straw Bonnets, latest I ishin—3oo dozed Wool Hats, some of which a>e very superior. The attention of country merchants is partic ularly invited to the above stock. Nov 20. 138 4w ‘NEW GOODS. ~ WM. II MORGAN, No. 210 Broad Street. has received and is now opening a inure and well selected slock of seasonable among them are—Fine ai.d superfine Mviiuo Cloths and Circassians Do do plain and figured chatle Best bi»’k Italian Lustring and fig’d col’d Silks calicoes and Muslins ass’ted, corded coats w ith 65 cords A great vaiiety of fancy Shawls and Handkerchiefs Mermo and Thibet Wool Shawls. Merino Loiv Shawls, ° A hite, red and green Flannels, Superior Welsh and Canton Flannels Fancy col’d S.iitinets. Negro cloths and Elan kets Superior dl’d Genoa Valvct. Valencia Vestings 1 able Diaper ami D itnrtsk. Bird eye and Russia Diaper A large supply of Lambs-wool and Wors tedllose and half Hose October 7 120 if ' itrsr¥ACKsow; Hasjusl received fromthe North a fresh supply b or the Phu • > Forte. Flute, Guitar, <s•<:. ALSO, % QUANTITY of Violins, Flutes, Octaves, ■A Fifes, Flageolets, Tambourins, Bows Mutes. &zc. Togethei with several of IWams de C LARK’S LAIE IMPROVED PIANO FORTES. O’ The public are respectfully invited to call and examine them at No. 297, Broad-street. N B. Violin and Guitar Strings of the best quality. Nov 20 J3O n NEW STYLE I’TINTS SNOWDEN & SHEAR, HAVE just received him New Yiuk, a very large supply lof French, English, Swiss, and American Pi infs, of the latest s’yles and most fash ionable Patterns. ALSO Superior English and Welch Flannels j and Ladies Black Silk Camblct Cloaks, made very lull and a superior article. Augusta October 11 122 12t V OTICE . lhe Co-partnership herto u-N fme existing between RICHARD H it JOHN W. \V LDE, as counsellors and Attor neys, expired by its owl li citation, on the 15th •■•st- R H. WILDE, JOHN W. WILDE. Augusta, 21st Oct 1833. tILF Ihe subscriber offers his services, in the practice of Law. in the Superior and Inferior Courts of the Middle District of Georgia, and in the sixth Circuit court of the United States. His Office is next the Post Office. JOHN W WILDE. Oct 21 _ . 4tw lost?” ON the 14tl> inst >n Richmond Countv, a SILVER WAI CH, with a single Steel Chain and Gmd Key, it is be'ieved there is no maker’s name in it, and the Number not recol lected, it has a second band. Any person finding the same and leaviit it at this office will be liberally rewarded. Nov 25 141 3uv Cider Vinegar. HHDS. For sale by G. H. METCALF. Nov. Il L 35 T/ uty grateful for pas! favors rec.ivt dal the hand of a generous public, take, this method of return ing Ihtir most sincere thanks, and > espectfuUy solicit a continuance of-pdronage at the AUGUSTA Ladies ConfectionarN, Where will at all times he found a general assortment of CONFECTIONARIES, such as Chrystalized, Transparent Smrar and Gum TOYS, Rock "j Spunge \ Lemon j Pound Al '’“ fi Sugi.r -J “°se | Queen Sassafras I Macarone (»§< § Cocoa.! ut (J Hoarhound ’r Lemon . Cinnamon . “ Black . * Cream and And Blown j Ginger J Pine Apples ) Pine Apples’) Crnb Apples | ~ Limes I Pears J Oranges , I 1 **s j co Ginger | Plumbs V [S Citron > t»3 Greengages | Plumbs Qui-'ces 5 D -tes | £ -•. ai.ges anl ; -»j tamarinds I<3 Lunes J 3 Peaches J ' Perfect Love L P. Madeira A Life of .Vian \ W. Champaign Rose > R Champaign Clove f Sherry S Cinnamon f Port | Mint \ Muscat Tansey ( . Claret | «y< Ginger L Teneriffe I -f, N. ,ieau % £5 And |» Anneseed and I Marseilles j f ..ff e / t Also, FIWITS OF ALL DISCRIP rr NS IN SEASON. Ti geth-r with Miinlrv oth->r articles such as, French Fancy Chysialized Work, Pasteries, Al monds. Raising Fjib.ris, iii-te i Nuts. English Walnuts, Fumes, Dates, Or-m.t stuffed Olives, Must :rd. Mats, .Market Baskets, Willow Cradles aud Cariiagns. ALSO. ON THE RIVER 10 boxes Lemons 1000 Oranges All the above articles we will be able to sell as low as any other House io the place. Oct 30 130 FiiBJlT A*>D COTJ P f* T X AU IS S FipHE Subscriber grateful for past favors, .1 would inform I.is friends and the publie, that lie has now on inn !, and is constantly re ceiving from Savannah, Charleston, New York, and Philadelphia, a complete assortment of French C'oufe< timiaiies, West Indih Fruits, Preserves, &jc &.C z «S AMoNG WHICH, ARE Rose \ Pei f<-ct Love, A!misfm-““’ 10OM1J ZiS. Mint, Orang. and Cinnamon J A complete Assortment of French Ghrystalized SUCAR FlGUßES— Consisting of loys, Roses, Geraniums, Flowers, btc. &tc. ALSO, Limes. C- co Plumbs, | Pa>Sa3Q2 , VESw Peach and | Citron J Guava Jel y Dried f itron Oranges Biiiianuas Northern Apples Raisins Almonds Filberts Brazil Nuts E' gliJi Walnuts Fire works Best Spanish Segars do Crackers Bologna Sausages Dried Beef, A complete assortment of Wood and Ala - blaster TOYS fur Children. ALSO— Just received a large assortment of French PERFUMERY, such as Soaps, of every description Shaving do. in boxes, (a superior article) Lavender A ‘‘Ze and > W 4 TSa. Florida J French Pomude, Antique Oil. Sic. &c. ALSO, ON hand. Os his outn manufacture : A complete assoitment of every description of Candies and Cordials, Lemon Syrup, Stough ton Bitters, &lc. inferior to none in the Country. lie would likewise iulorin his country customers that bis Sto k of Wines and Liquois together with every article, for fdruishitig a Confection ary is now complete and ail orders for Goods, in his line will meet with careful attention and quick despatch and pledges himselfthat no exer tion shall tie wanting on his part to render sa tisfaction to those who may favor him with a call- MARTIN FREDERICK. Or 25 128 if Ni:w rice. 20 I'ierctS superior quality, Landing this ’ day G. 11. METCALF. Nov 13 136 At OTICE —The copartnership of HY DE, J.N CLEVELAND CO. at New-York, and Hyde 4: Cleveland, at Charleston, was dis solved on the 2 1 inst. by mutual consent The business of the Partneiship will be Settled by either of the subscribers, at No. 8 Hanover st. or at the office of Hyde, Harris Roosevelt, Chaileston, 8. C. SIMEON HYDE. GEORGE CLEVELAND. Jr ttZr* The Subscribers having purchased the Stock of Hyde az Cleveland, and taken the store recently occupied by them, will continue the Wholesale Hardware Business, at the corner of King and Liberty sts. Charleston, S. C. umier thefiimqf HYDE. HARRIS &z ROOSEVELT, and are u >w opening a large and splendid stock of Sheffield, Birmingham, Domestic and I ancy HARDWARE, which they offer on li heral terms. SIMEON HYDE, WILLIAM HARRIS, H.LATROBE ROOSEVELT Oct. 16 3m 124 O’ The Constitutionalist, Augusta ; Journal and Federal Union, Milledgviile, Enquirer, Columbus; Messenger, Macon; are requested to publish the above Weekly, for three months I snd send their bills for payment to 1 IH. H; &z R, J. A. OItICVEIAWD. DENTIST EbPECTF ULLY informs the citizens of Augusta, and its vicinity that he has re turned to the city, and will resume the duties of his profession. He is prepared to insert TEETH of all des c» tptions m the most modern style, in whole or parts of setts, Persons who hav* been so unfor tunate as to loose all their Teeth, may in most instances, be furnished with substitutes which they would find useful and contribute much to their comfort in articulation as well as in masti cating their food He contemplates making Augusta his perma nt t.t residence, w hich will enable him to take the charge of chi'diei.’s Teeth, during second dmitition, it being the most important period 6t life,in regard to the Teeth prudent operations during that period will add much to the ccm- MVe.°l f* e Ch ' id ’ afid I >,eve,;t ,uucl ‘ suffering in He has taken Rooms, at the the Washington Hatt, entrance on Broad Street 2 * 129 if FXNNY KE MULE COMBS. STOVALL. & HAMLEN, N“-287, Broad-Stkket, Have a few of the above Fashionable articles on hand and will receive a splendid assortment in "few days ; they have now in Store, and on the Uiver a very exletisive assortment of I ortoise JSliell, Horn and Ivorv COMBS, C NSISTINU IN PART OF Dozen Fanny Kemble COMBS 6 do Carved Shell do 28 do plain do do 2 do Q .iflback do do 120 do lortoise Shell Side do 25 do do do Curl tio 12 d:> do do Long do do do Toilet do do do Pocket do 480 D zen Brazilian Tucfc do 50 do gilt do do 10 do Brazil Carved do 700 do .to Side do 40 do <>o Long <j o TOO do <io Crescent d o 50 do do Curl do 160 do American Dtegslng do 30 do English do.- do * Ivory do d o 40 do SS. S. fine Ivoty da r 100 do S Sf- do dp do 150 do do ‘do do The above COMBS, are manufactured in N. York, expressly lor them and will be sold, whole-' sale or retail ut a small advance on New York prices. 4 ‘ N,,v 8 134 w ,f FRESH FALL GOODS. STOY ALL & HAM LEN HAVE received by late arrivals, their Fall and Winter Stock of Fancy and Staple Goods, COMPRISING A splendid vaiiety of Aitides in the FANCY mid DB\ GOOD line—selected with great care tn New-York, from recent importations. N. B.— Customers and Country Merchants are solicited to call and examine our Stock, which will be sold at fair prices for cash, or ap proved paper, at NO. 287 BROAD-STREET. &nv. 4 wif 132 ft OR SALE. JtaJOOO lbs Codfish 200 lbs Smoked Salmon 200 >i>s Sounds and Tongues 50 bbls Potatoes, just received by N. SMITH & Co. Nov 13 ~ i3fi Merchants &, Planters Bank NOTES, WAN"! ED an.l the highest price paid by RATHBONE &, iOLLAND. il-T N. B SALT sold, at one dollar the bushel and Merchants and Planters Bank Notes taken in payment as above. Jude 28 77 ff Merchants &. Planters Bank •Xutes Wanted FOR which 'he highest price will be paid tn Cash. Apply to J. MARSHALL, Monlgomery's Range. St pt 20 113 H & JEL AfcGtW'Al. SOLICIT a continuance of patronage from their friends and the public. Their COT TON warehouse, tsaii w«od; but to place their customers on quite as safe a fooling, as those who Store in Bri 'k Buildings, all Cotton Stoied with them, is fully insured against Fire in the Office of the Augusta Insurance and Bank ing Conipany, without any additional charge against the owners. They will at all times make liberal advances on Cotton hi Store for sale, or to be shipped to their friends elsewhere; either in this country or Europe. Sept 27 , , ' 1!6 ts CHARLES LABUZAN? WILL CONTINUE THE CO MMI SSI ON B US INESS IN AUGUSTA. < ND solicits the patronage of the friends ol the late firm of A Slaughter &l C. La buzan. and of the planters generally The sale of Colton ami the purchase of Goods wi J be at tended io exclusively by himself. Cotton order ed to be sold on arrival, will meet with prompt attention, and if directed to be stored will be placed in a first rate Fire Proof Ware House, and the usual advances made if required. Aug 23 101 ts Fresh Drugs, Medicines, tyc subscriber having understood, that A there is an impression abroad, in the country, that, in consequence of the late unfor tunate difficulties in which he was connected, in business, that he has declined doing business altogether, takes this opportunity of informine his friends, and the public generally, that so far from it being the fact, he is determined to pur sue it, if possible, with more vigor than ever.and has made arrangements to be regularly supplied, as heretofore, with fresh and genuine articles He therefore, solicits from his friends a coutin uance of their orders, and invites the public to call and examine for themselves ; and pledges himsef for the faithful discharge of bis duties both as to prices, quality, and attention, ut the execution of orders, .... JAS M. CARTER. Oct „ NIGHT school. rot Writing, Anthnuhe and Book-Kf‘ffpi n , r , MR» CHARLES will open his Night , <CHOuL ou Monday Evening next belL“rJet C . k ’ “ ,8 resi “ ence ’ r «*up’ The Branches to be taught a.e, Penmanship do r ubi r e EsirJ by Single and ’ Yomur gentlemen wishing to acquire a free h P M 'c^ 3, i R “ on "*S H "“4 are informed that, byjfr Charles syst.m. they cap acquire it r7rX; d e j'- >■» Air Charles’ s .stem of Book Keeping will be tNs'pllce I>eCUliar,y BUi ‘ e “ '‘‘Justness of Angusta, 23 1 Oct. M V'l 'Jtlmt’ WOM d res i’ ec " ,rt, y the 1 u lK •hat as soon as the necessarv ar ragements can be . completed he wilt "pen a’ M’lX" street l' gl | iSh SC '‘ t “’ l ' u,,dint ' late Dr wl kins nT"'? ,0 - ,1,e Es,a “ ‘ bv D,’« 1 v “* Cu ' ,iert °'l efflee ' yD. S. Dugas and Eve. Mr. S. would refer those dupo»ed «H»atronize him trv ■ , Her .Sir Ford, Ulr. IK 'Catlin r ; fr-P~ Pord, Hon. :-am n fws y <A - — x 138 • education? r~r~. IT 1 .!,' 8 ’?r , . p " sed ,o °P‘ " a icbool ou Mondaw mmrihe S ,h I, ’ Bt ’ “ houseo " Mckinne Street fi/l / . Sp,l, *s un,lt: ‘ 'hecl.argeofa well qwa |j. teacher, Parents and guardians des X of aval mg themselves . !f the advantaXg Un “ -"r“ Jfc - 1V - H y,T ' L A \V; ~ A B £* M A110n... LIW rl Mo.fgoTOr,. „,u , iv , leiUion to business confided to Him. . References lion. John R ki nff . Augusta. Andrew J. Mißer, ■ T * Crawford &, Cumming. Jt,| y 5 . 80 9mp . .... CHINESE GILDING 'Bronzing and Ornamental Tainting. IWfi KS. LARUS.(lately artivad -LTJLcit y informs ihu ladies'of Atigas and ns viemt-y, that she intends giving | sons m the nbove beautiful uU , and a ’ Bhu . has bad the advantage of i| ie best Teach ers, she feels confident s | ie Mi |j be ablfc (<> give satisfaction to those who hnno. her with their patronage. Her different stjles are upon Glass. Wood, Tttt Ivory, P aper and Sati a|nt> Drawing with Crayons. Mexiaiinto taugin i n ihree lessons, e qual to the finest Engraving. Specimens in all ifid can be seen at her residence, No 200/Broad street, ver the Confec<ionary Su>,e <,f M os , lh> Lamback & Ruse, which they ate res* pecfully invited i< examine. She will also give Lessons to a limited number ot pupils on the Piano F.aie N,,v11 3:135* Broad Cloths, Flannels and i\e gro Cloths and Sattinetts. JUST RECEIVED. Cases superfine blue; black Mul berry Olive, B.own G<e Co aod Mtxt broad Cloths. 1 Case low priced Saltinetls 3 Bales Negro Cloths ~ VVhi e Flannels. For sale, low tor Cash, or approved paper, hv J. MARSHALL, Under the U. S. Hoteh fr° v 8 134 Bagging and Bags. Just lleceuved 1 G ,ECES HEMP BAGGING BAGS, made of superior hemp For sale by J. MARSHALL. Luder the United Slates Hotel. 1 _L3j Executor’s Notice. ~ SHOULD theie be unsettled accounts, or de mands of any kind, ng.iim.t me Estate es me late Doctor Join. Powell, (of Louisville ) de ceased, they must be presented by the first of January next, or payment will l,e barred JOHN M’KLNNE, ErTr. Qct 50 130 31 notice. " ALL persons indebted to Nelson I ift or the firm of N. Tift it Bkwher are re quested to make immediate payments as we shall hereafter do a Cush Business. N. 1 IF 1 & BROTHER. Jti’y 8 bi ts NOTICE?” HAVING interested A. W. SMITH in busi ness with me, in this place, it will in f u . lure, be conducted under the firm of ROWE &• SMIIH. ADNA ROWE. Nov. 6 wfmw4 133 NOTICE. ~ A persons indebted to the Estate of P /> McCoombs, deceased, are rQuested to make payment, and those who have claims against the estate will present them within tlte time prescribed by la w. . JOHN S. COOMBS, Adm’r, March 27 wtf 37 ■ lOUR AIONIHS after date, application wi< A be made to the Court of Ordinary of Lin coln county, for leave to s<-ll 47£ acres of Land in Columbia county, adjoining Wi’kins, San ders. and others, belonging to Thomas K. Sand wich, late of Lincoln county, deceased, for thel benefit of the hairs and creditors of said JOHN K. SANDWICH. ' Nov.. 1,1 ' ISS. NO IP.