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Newspaper Page TextVOL. VIII. FUBLI9 IRU every day MONDAY, WEDNESDAY awi> FRIDAY', WMr. Howard's Brick Building,opposilotko Posl-OAce M’lutosh Street. directions Saleaof f.s*4 tied Vsf rues, by Vlmtni’trator*,Esecu or Guar .hans, are required, by law, to be held oa the irn Tuesday in the month, between the hours often m the ferenoon au three in the aft.eruoou.at the Courljiot »e cf fee county which the property is situate.—Notic 3‘ ‘ hese sale# .oust be jivea in a public gaaette el* t Y aivi ■rcrious tithe day cf sale . . Notices of the sale of oerssaol property must bo give ini Ake manner, FORTY days previous to tee day of sale Notice totna debtors and creditors of au estate, mua ■ be «>blished for FORTY days- r* . Notice that application will be made tn the Court ofOr din-try fur leave to sell land.must be published for FOUR N itie** for leave to sell Negroes, must be published for F J'JU O-i ’.’H'before any order absolute shall be made tdJ-3 court J. P. SGTZE. awowon’H’nz tAe greatest portion of his Fall supplis, which he offers to his friends an iusl-mtrs at rrry low prices? as most of the Joi lowin r n. tides were laid in mmediatel l* after his arrir.l in Neto- York, and Ik- refore previous to Ike last rise. POULT tie sori, frosffe Swiss, grosdc Berlin, gr-'s de Naples, fcc. Plain end figured satin striped Silks Parad se and best Matron*’® Italian Silk Silk and Tabby Velvets Extra t’cl ;-Paris Nevd’e worked Capes l/udies white and colored plain zud embroider ed Gloves Gentlemen’s very best horseskin Gloves and L; dia Rubber Suspenders W ttcred, s ain Striped and velvet Beks 45 4. Italian Si'k do liatnar shine (a new article for ladies dresses) Cotton and wot»fe<l, 1 reach and English Si,k very cxi * r i*t've asfioi tment, of Thibet and M-*- >i".n ol.<u» and embroidered Shawls, ail sizes Satin, Ga .ser.nd twisted S;’k do ®-4 4 4 and 6-4, Pinssian do Jnfrt ts caps Plain and figured Pongee Handkerchiefs Negro handkerchiefs and Xpron Checks Patent Pi i. in-mining N. edits Spool cotton American Bruxels, Venetian aud Scotch li.g.a i.i carpetings Uearih Hags carpet, Fc«ntare and reality „ .leadings I.egho <1 Sf gimp Straw Bennets, (a new article) Scarlet Padding Buckr uu and sail cloth American, French, Swiss and British Prints fl 4, cotton cambric,-latkonet, AfuH. Book anti Nansook Musljhs, assorted JJeriun cnees sian aud Bombazetw Wh.. . scarlet aud grree. canion Flannel* , Plain and figured Swiss Jlfusli-'S g-4, Swiss cottun c ; *m-*ric, a beautiful article chintz Furniture Flints (sumevety rich) Bottle Green, Steel rime ’, riaret. olive black aud blue fine ami sup. broad C-otb and cassuncrc American, French, W rlsiiuud Roger s r laanels „ some extra £ e- - Linens and Diapers. t rench Napkins Plain needle worked and hemmed ii.ieu cam trie handkerchief; Toilet table covers Linsey Woolsey’s and Kerseys Black ami uiildcached 3 4.4 4, and 6 4. shirtings and sheetings Afarino Afailt es Table .Wats. paste boards, Scutch Dj vias and , Russia Diapers Assorted Florence Si Jis, foundation A slins Assorted table aud fiild’»-eye Diaper B'ack ‘ova Shawla. bishop’s lawn _ Great variety ofr W Capes Mid * rppetr Ladies corsets, curls and hair oiaids Lion skins Peteishams, fl ix Thread Floor cloth and S umetts Striped and cross bard Muslins Assorted size Blankets Black ami imblcache.l Russia Sheetings rSitton, Lambs w.-o'. Si k and taw ‘‘ilk J HW 4-4, ant 6 4 Bobmett Laces, edgnigs and inser trig' do 4-4, amt 6 4, Beiltickings Fttrliiz Osna mgs 8 4, cambric Dimity aud corded coals Cotton Suspenders, candle wick 'Turkey red, worsted fringe, coltrm cards Youth ami mens woollen Gloves and Tortoise Shell Tucking .mJ side "oods together with his former fl r»ck comprise a very general assortment, and I iire i-ffered at wholesale arid eiaii prices that Cannot fail to please, Oct 16 124 if Raisins. , JOO BuXi-s Bunch R.iiains. 50 do Bloom do 100 hell Boxes Bunch do 60 q tartar Boxes do do Just Received bv • N. SMITH CO. Dec 9 1 Canal Flour, Goshen Butter,&c. WHOLE audbaff fills Canal, FLOUR 33 Kegs prime Gosbeti Buller 3 Casks *• •10 Boxes Prime apples do 100 Whole and half Boxes Raiseus 50 Boxes Turpentine Soap 23 do Sperm Candles 10 Hlf fills pickled Tongues 20 fills 2Vo, 3 d/ackeie! 23 Hlf do No. 1 Together wi-h a general assortment of Groceries, Jost teneived and for sale b\ DORTIC & LAFITTE. 236 Broad Street. Dec. 9 147 Chairs. "fl Flag and Wood JL 'e Rocking Chairs, Various Qualities and prices, now recei ving, and lor .sale by G. H. METCALF. Dec 6 146 Superior LAMP OIL. *4 Gallons Fall and Wipttr swain- JL • MrlF auj Train Qii 20 bbls P'aster Faris i<JO Packages fresh Drugs ALSO, A few Patent Paint Mills, qfthe post appro ved pattern. For Sale by * «. B. HAVILAND * Co. OYSTERS. A Regular supply in Kegs of 5 and 10 gallons of Pickled Oyste s received weekly and for sale at the lowest price, bv N. SMITH* Co, Kw-I Jrwv KEfT!)wlr■« Wr bb® h3P w»OsasW? whsmww Ws O fw,Jlr TO RENT I From the first of October next, a The Store under the GL>be Hotel,mow occupied by Latham Hull Esq. Also, the u Oflice bei ween the two Stores formerly o occupied as a Lottery-Office. For terms f apply to C. S. Hamilton at J. Jeweu’s or to • ANGUS MARTIN. ‘ July 24 88 if ~~tcHSent ™e WARE-HOUSE, and OF 'gTl’sSi' I ICES, formerly occupied by Alex | under MacKenzie. Possession giv- immediately. Apply to P. BENNOCH. JAMES M. CARTER or J. P. KING, Assignees. N B. The Assignees cf A. MacKenzie have k or seven grown Negroes for sale, among which are a few first rate House Women. Oct 9 121 TO KENT? From the firs' of October, The STORE in the Masonic Hall, , now occupied by Luke Reed Si Co. A PP>y to W.T. GOULD. J-K 8 81jf ’ ondou Porter and Albany Ale I<lk Casks London Por'er iff 10 Ban els Cream Ale Just received, bv N. SMITH <s> Co. < Nov 29 14 3 Tb Kent. a THEM ouse and Lot on tlcy,| nold Street near the corner of j Reynold and Centre Street re- < cently occupiei by 8 Sockton. I Appiv to I A. J. MIL*LER. ‘ December 2 ts 144 20 DOLLARS REWARD, W-l LL be given for a Packet Book a d Contents of about one Hun dred and Twenty dollars its ■five and ten dollar Bills, in S. C. money, supposed to be lost from Me Callislets waggon Yard near the ipptr market t<» A. C -. ige’s, on Friday evening Dec. 13ih 1833. A.'v ets'.ii finding the above Pocket Book contents shall receive the above rewradbv Leaving it with A. Craige. J ELLERBE. Dec. 16 3f W 5 CANAL FLO U It. 200 Barrels best Brands, expected by Lawai’s Boats la-morrow and tot sale, tow, from the Wharf. G. H. METCALF. Nov 18 138 Coffee, Molasses &, Chumpaigne 50 Bags prime Coffee, 20 hhds. Molasses first quality, 34 Doe. Chamoiiigne Wine, On Consignment and for sale by ■* , COLLINS 4* MANTON Dec. 13 3 149 Tin Plates and Blankets 200 R >xes Tin Plates. Pontpool bran 12 Bales Blankets, received direct from the the Manufacturers and for sale,by R. C. BALDWIN.’ Nov 18 138 3t LIQIORS LANDING, . Lamar's Boats. I O 40 Bbls } Northern Rom 20 Blds 8 $ Northern Gin 10 Hhds I n i • tv- . • , Bbls > Balum-ore IV isbtskey Fur sale, low on .he wharf, by G.H. METCALF. Dec 6 146 Just Received. Barrels Irish Potato t)<" 25 bt.ia ( a MH | Flour * 20 boxes Spenn Candles 25 co Canton Fire Cracks 50 do Bunch Raising 50 do Fresh Prunes 6 bales Almonds * 5 bbls Biazril NuU -5 boxes Citron 2 barrels fresh ’CwrrtwMS 15 Baskets superior Champaign Wine 10 kegs fresh Goshen Butter Just received, which with a CVioice selection of GROCERIES, On hand will be sold, low (>y JOHN COSKERY, Montgomery's Buildings. Dec S 146 Pickled Oysters, dortic & Lafitte No 231 Broad Street HAVE JUST RECIEVED, 100 Gallons of Pickled Oysters in 5 and 10 Gals. Kegs, and have made ar rangements to receive a supply bv evert arrival from Savannah, which they will sell by the Keg only, and warrant them to go sound to any part of the Interior. Dec 9 147 SOAP. Who,e & half B( >*es first it second OVU quality, for sale by G.H. MEI’CALF. ’ Dec - 27 - 154 CIDER 1 refined CIDER jusw re reived on .Consignment and toj sale low by CHARLES L. HALL. Dec 30 it 155 CHAIRS? 1000 Cane, jFl.ig und Wood Seat Set ting andßockittgChairs oiyarioosQualitv and low prices. Q. H. METCALF. I Dec 27 154 AUGUSTA, (GEO? WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1831. MINCE PIES. Families can be supplied with ho* Mince Pies, dsily, by sending between 11 and 2 o’clock, to LABACK & RUSE’S Confectionary Dec 18 SIE iTloh CM ri’HS SNOWiDEN & SIIi AR jgH AV Ljnsi received from New Yoi k a JLB v-ry large supplv of Extra Super, Blue, B ick, Green, Jfulberry Adelaide, Mixt, Olive, Brown, Cloths aud Super Bull' Casimeics. ALSO Rich Damask Na,,kins of Extra sizi quality. Dec. 9 ts 147 FiWIT~ AND <5 0 < Fasiiosi'i, 3 1, ESI HE Subscriber grateful Jor. past favors, A would inform hisjiiends and tlie public’, that he has now on hand, and is constantly re ceiving from Savannah, CharJestori, New York, and Philadelphia, a complete assortment of French C'ofifiectionanea, West India Fruits. Preserves, &e. he , AMOJUJ WHICH, ARfc Rose, • q Perfect Love, | Life of Mau. t A-onisette, 1 COS.DZ/? ts. Mint, 4 Orange, and Cinnamon ) A Camplele Akorlffienl of French Ghr s stained SUCAH FlGUKES— consisting <>y Joys, Roses, Geraniums, Flowers, Sic. &.C, ALSO, Limes, N Coco Plumbs, | Guavt Ppkß ' } w- z. msßuvss, Peach and I Citron J Guava Jelly Dried f hron Oranges Buuanuas Northern Apples Raisins Almonds Filberts Brazil Nuts E, gii,b Walnuts Fire works Best Spanish -Segars do Crackers Bologna Sausages Dried Beef, A complete assortment of Wood and Ala.» blaster TO YU for Children. ALSO— Just received a large assortment of French PERFUMERY such cs Soaps, of every description Shaving do. in boxes, (a superior article) Lave; der > Honey J Cologne and f ci.Txljik- Florida . J French Pomude, Antique Oil, &.£. &.c, ALSO, ON HAND, Oj his own manufacture : A complete assortment, of every desteription ofCrtutlies and Cordials, Lemon Syrup, Stough, ton Bitters, Src. inlerior to none i<» the C*min v He would likewise inform his country custom. . that his Sto>"k of Wines and Liquots to, ethr with.every article, tor furnishing a Confection ary is now complete »nd all orders for Goods in his line will meet with careful attention and ->d pledges hi.n.ctf t h a< u „ exe ,_ tion-Bhall be wanting on his part to render sa tisi iction to those who may favor him with a calL MARTIN FREDERICK. Oct - 25 128 if 1J us t iFecFFve D. Bbls, prime Cider, V® 20 firkins, fresh butter put up for family use, 1G Bales of Cotton Warp N-\ 5, a 17 Bales of Sheetings ami Shiritpos Bales of Heavy Colton Osnaburgs 100 dozen Wool Socks CHARLES HALL. i'SO Broad Street P e C 18 <sl twSiw Ata meeting of the Augusta Jock ey Club, held on Monday, tire 23rd Dec. 1833. it was ordered—That the Races over the Tmf at Augusta, be postponed until the 2d Tuesday < f March next, when they will positively lake place.— By orders , e - - F. BOISCLAIR, Sec'y. Dec 27 . 154 AUGUS T I JOCKEY CLUB RACES. fITA-HE citizens of -ichtioml County, having J formed a JOCKEY CLUB, composed of gentlemen of the first character and responsibi lity, -inform the public that the Races under their Management, wilt cowmejyje., on the t'uif in this vicinity, on the SECOND TUESDAY of MARCH next, The Purses of the differ ent days are now highly respectable and worthy of the attention of gentlemen raisii g fine Horsck, and will be increased by additional subscribers On Monday the first day, will be a Colts Purse, entrance $ 100, mile beats—four have already entered. _ Second Day—Four Mile Heats. Third Do—Three do .-do > Fourth Do—Two do *y.<lo Fifth Day, Handy (Cap, best 3, in 5. known by the name of the Ladies 'Purse. Sixth Day, Mile Heats, Cor unkept Horses. (LT* The Rules of this .Club, as regards weights ages, &.c. to be the same as those of the Tree Hill Club, Richmond, Virginia. Gen. W. W MONTGOMERY, President. JOHN PIINIZY, Yice President. i Col. PAUL FITZMMONS .Treasures i Col. M F BOISCLAIR, Secretary (EF The Editors of the Chai lesion Courier and Richmond Enquiter, will please to publish he above once a yvtek tiilfirs* January ami for ward ti eir acjftints to the Secretly of the Ciub/or payment. Nov 2.2 140 inlanders wanted. IM’K. NOYES can accomodate two three genteel Young Men with Buar<»*yc. at the Corner of Broad & Centre B 'Streel. i Dec. 3 " if 144 KE Al () VA L. i 3k & <&(& Hare removed their Stock of SHOEt> to No. '276, ’ directly opposite their old stand in Kerrs $• » Grahams new range three doors above the r Globe Hotel, where they are now receiving 300 Packages of fresh ROOTS & SHOES a very extensive assortment of every article in the line, calculated to suit the City and Country trade—consisting in part of 2000 pair men’s calf Brogans and Shoes 3600 do do kip do do do 5000 do. do course do do 4® 2500 do boy’s aud children’s course and fine Shoes 9000 do ladies I-rnnello, Morrocco Sealskin end Leather Boots, Shoes and Slip y. ■’ pars 500 pair ladies and gentlemen's water proof Beets and Shoes 600 do do do do Carpet and do do Mockisana EZ ALo, a Luge Stock of LEATHER, such I as Harness and Skirtu g. Sole and Upper Lea ; ther, New Yoik, Philadelphia anti Baltimore I CalfSkius. Sealskins, Buckskins, Morrocco and i Lining Skins stout coarse L ather for Negro i Shoes, also, L ists. Boot and Shoe Trees, Sh< e . Thread and all the materials and Tools for manufacturing all of which will be offered to ■ the consumer and dealer at reduced pt ices B. W. FORCE A* Co. (LT* t 1 GRCE & Co's. Boot and Shoe Factory, iii the rear entrance through their Store : where Boots and Shoes of every description are made ' and repair rd. Oct 11 122 ts A TIRIcK-TagY' 7o IjCdue. THE SUBSCRIBER Wil! Lense for ■ one or nt- re years, the B-ick Yard ; near the unper end of he city nf Angus- i la,with a.’ its appurtenances. Am persons ’ desirous o> eoteii: « iotn tffis business can 1 learn far her parti da;s bv annkiug to , P H. CAR VES. Dee 6 <f il. ’( ’ HM. JN D AC A DEM \ Exi rc «eso this In«-i'u(:on will ■L fj ‘ -Ds v< :! on the first day of January n- S t, tn.-d -r the dire; t'on of the - R< Hrt-Jty 1?EB) as Rector and Mi. 1 Mc;-i lian as Eoglis Feacherj^—TVrpis i : A s retof-.-rt#. The long experience and v. r I known success of Mr. Reid in teach are sufficient, n is believed, to con vince the peblje oi -he iiJv.iutages ne w offered io ifie Academy. Mr. McJ/n.- lan h the late Ri-ctor'of the Wilkes A cadtmy, :'.oA his Rt cotfimeiKlalioDS aie of the highest'’ch ai acter. By order of the Trustees. . i JAMES M’LAWS, clerk. „ Dec. 23 ts 153 MO. If. CT HALL is J 3 Just Received at Mb. 180, Broad-Sixset. 1 i a.< Berlin Straws 2 as< ■> fieneh Tuscans 1 ease ■■ is ..eg Straw Bonnets Black P.,u:t De S<>ie Rich B'o rlV’ir r,„v-v nr *i”tiL Ge • D" Napleg—Gro De Swiss juscmi Straw braid in pieces . D ' 20 ' 152 w4t JUS 7 RECK! VED. " A GOOD iissnrtment,of ANNUALS, in splen di* bin iin-^ ; JUVFMLE BOOKS, in mat bindr g suitable for i hi istmas and New -1 ears GiFs <m Bi> tii,D«, Presents for >€34. Hit American A nianac and 'sUo r y of Use ful Knowledge, for the year 1834. Tire Life of Archbishop Cranmer, by C. W. Le Bas, M A. &c. Scenes 4u our Parish, by aCouutiy Parson’s Daughter. The D >wn Easters, Bzc. by John Neal Tpm Cringle’s Log; Stcond Series Lights and Shadows of German Life Five Nights of St. Albans—A Romance. Canterbury Tales, by Sophia and Harriet Lee. A supply of Medical, School and Miscellane ous Books, and a large assor-ment of Blan Books of superior stock and workmanship. ALB«, Fancy articles, fine Cutlery, &c Merchants ami Teachers, purchasing by whole sale, will find prices as liberal as at any other Establishment in the state. Orders are respect fully solicited. T..IL PLANT, 238, Broad St. Dec 20 J 52 1' NEW Hesptctjully announce to their friends in the :ih, and .ou- l:y that they have received from Niu York, a sier.y large supply of STAPLE AND FANGY iDW SUITABLE FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON C<.mprisirg the most extensive and splendid assortment they have ever offered, ami which W-ill-he sold at very low prices. Their Stock comprises .many articles that are ne w and snleu did styles, at.d have been selected with greats care for ike city trade The public are respect fully requested ;to call and examine their -assort raents. Nov 8 134 421 YEW GOODS. WM. H. MORGAN, No. 210 Broad-Street, has received ami is now opening a large and well selected stock of seasonable -GOOD?,, among them are—Fine and superfine Meijtw Cloths and Circassians Do do plain and figured chaile Best W’kltalian Lustring and fig’d col’d Silks calicoes and Mujlins ass’ted, corded coats with 65 cords A great variety of fancy Shawls and Handkerchiefs Merino and Thibet Wool Shawls. Merino Long Shawls, ’ hite. red and green Flannels, Superior Welsh and Canton Flannels Fancy col’d Sattinets, Negro cloths and Blan kets Superior dl’d Genoa Vaivet. Valencia Vestings Table Diaper and Damask Bird eye and Russia Diaper A large supply of Lambs-wopi and Wors ted Hose and half Hose October 7 120 A. Rvcnr-r- DENTIST. ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Augusta, and it s vicinity that he has re turned to the city, and will resume the duties of nis profession. :' He is prepared to insen TEETH of all des criptions in the most modern vyle, th whole or parts of setts, Persons who has ’ been so unfor t mate as to loose all ibeir Teeth, may in most i instances, be furnished with substitute* which they wouldfiud useful and C&nfribute much to ♦ heir comfort in articulation as well as in masti cating their food He contemplates -making Augusta his penna nt nt residence, which will enable him to take the charge of chiidien’s Teeth, during se'Cond dentition,it being the most imp riant period of life,in regard to the Teeth prudent operations wning that period will add much to the com foil of the child, and prevent 'mtsch suffering in . after life. - -- ii e h as ,a k p n Rooms, at the the Washington Hall, e.-itranee oe Broad Street. ; Ofl 28 - 129 ts Fresh fall goods. -STOVALL & HAMLEN VTAVE received by late arrivals, their Fall A. A and Winter Stock’of x Fancy and Staple Goads, comprising A splendid yaiieiy of Articiesin t+re FANCY and l)h\ GOOD line—selected with great care in New-York, from recent importations. N. B. Customers and Country Meixhants are solicited to call and examine our Stock, which win be sold at fair prices for cash, or ap proved paper, at NO. 287 BROAD-STRF.ET M" v - vvif 132 1 CjG US 7\l. a continuance of patronage from o their friends and the pitblic. Tbeir COT TON W AREHOUSE, is all wand; but. to place the.r customers Un quite as safe a footing, as those who Store in Bri ’k Buildings, all Cotton Stored with them, is fully ipsured against. Fire tn the Office of the Augusta Insurance and Bank ing Company,.without any additional charge against the owners They will at all times make liberal advances on Cotton in Store f or sa i e> , >r to be gbippeAtu their friends elsewhere; either in this country or Europe. ’ S( T' 27 ‘ 116 ts FUR TIPPETS - AND CAPES. A New Supply of Rich Fur TIPP & II is j'*si bcm tipped by the Subscriber, together with A VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES, Amongst which is A Assortment of 3, CASi IM ' hit® sn wawa AVell assorted in Cplors J. P. SEIZE, Korih side • f Broad Rtree< r Dec 9 ts 147 CHARLES LABUZAN, "ILL COtyiNfJE THE COMMISSION BUSINESS IN AUGUSTA. /L * l, rrcns of the frieftdrxit fl the late firm of A Slaughter C. La* buzan. and ofthe planters generally 4 * The sale of Cotton and the purchase of Goods wi I be at tended to exclusively by himself. Cotton order ed to be sold on arrival, will meet with prompt altenfion, and if direrte 1 to be stored will be piacediua first ra*e Fire Proof Ware House, and the usual advances made if required. Aug 23 Wljf '— ■ -- y- . j . ( CHARGES L. HALL, COACJI MAKEV. HAS just received, from the Nor hern Maim factories of his own selection a complete ASS HTMENT PLUASVHE CARRIAGES consisting of Coaches. Barouches gig’, Sul keys, Lncy Wa&pns, £i having an Agent at Newark, wishes to receive orders for. Cc.niagesf No pains will be spared to procure articles to please purchasers, Al.so, Oo hand of his own Manufacture Coa -bes Gigs, Baroni Kos ami Sulkeys. ftepairing ji> al) its various branches at short notice. Ellis Street, rear of the U. S. Hotel Dec 6 146 Uv. Malaga Grapes and Arabi une Dates. 1 JARS GRAPES. JAf 500 tbs Arabian dates of supteme quality. J ust received by N. SMITH. & CO. Dec 9 144 • - - ■ - j\'evv Mackerel. wYtflhtS jk BBLS and half bbls of No. i, 2 sixF'ti? ami 3 new MACH'.EI4vEL, expect ed up by Lamar’s B ats this day. G. H. M.ETCALF. Nov. 13 • . 136 G< fs 11E VG H E ESE. ~ CA3cßosupeiior quality just Received f <F « 11 METCALF. Dec. 27 154 SI’OLEA FROM behind a amage.pu rhe l&tb instant, about five .or six miles Trom',Lexington-- Geo. a small Dear Skin covered TRUNK, con, tainiiig some Clothes, and Letters directed Io V Y. Wa-to i, Moss &. Gilde.rsleeve, of Charifstoo, B-n.es. A. M Hanks of Augusta. A libera! Lewaid y.ill be paid for ttie recovery of the j Trunk aiid its consents. A. M. NO KRIS, of Claric'svi'.le. I Nev 138 ts NIG?-IT SCIIOOE r tor Wriling, Arithmetic and Book-Keeping. M S ' !l open his SCHOOL. o--< Monday Evening neru at joclock, p. m at bit, residei.ee, on Cam: bell street. . The Branch* s to be taught are, Penmanshirf. Arithmetic and Book keeping, by Single and double Entry. Young- gentlemen wishing to acquire a free •'xpeditio-us ■Running Hand are informed that >y Air. C-harles sjstem, they can a< quite it in 'h! i? 1 * R lime as *’ n y system now taught in . mted States. Any-- willing, hotv»-v -r de lorm.-d, cramped or stiff,will in a sh Ot l tine be ’ reior.ued into a .handsome, free, ex;.editions and busing h " d ’ BU ‘* ed tO ever -*' P ur P° se of l 's» Air Charles’ sj stein of Book Keeping will b 0 this place ** pe< suited to the business of Augusta, 23 I Oct. Classical S English School, ]VJ R . S r V *X T ’ WOU,d ,es P fc,ful! y iuform the r£r' ,htt ‘ as s o«“ as the necessary ar- tigemems can be completed he will ontn a an 4 Ene ' ish Sch ° ol «" <'-e 1 uildin- on lateD? t be ‘ o J ,gioß ‘°‘ he Esta * f "" bv I?’’ D ’ a 7‘‘ a,el y occupied as on < fflee by Di -. Degas and Eve. M * i refer those disposed to patronize him to hev. Ur. Ford, Mr. IF. CatJln Dr. L.D. Ford, lion. Sajn.' udHale, Hon.Jno Forsyth Strre~^ ,P i C8 ’ iOn i ; nr : y ‘ >e WRde - te of yossrs. Richards Giamhi « r to’ M.S. a> the Planter’? Ho te ; „ ti ere Terms and other particulars will he made k- * _N<»b2o 138 educ’aitjx ’ ~ JVthe ° P e" a sf|>on ' n, ‘ Monday ■ , th ■ V,n “ hf, "se on McKin* e Street Syrrng undet -he Jiargeofa well quali fie<! teacher Parents and guard! , JIS ,! 4s irou, o| auitrg tlicmselves of the adva.dng.-s it „. ay present, w.U i e info: m. d of aH par ticulars on applies ion to ' n W. HARPER. November 6 - 3t T: DUCAT! A <, .^t: DUATK «fooe*,f,|,e New EngHnA , whose testimonials are ample wn M 'i 8 " V ' ?rs ’” 1 in tI,P F, p|ich LangnaVe* would be happy t., engage aS ”e r , n ~n a .’ gn-eable Fam.ly, or in connection with S n me rr spectable Insbtut.on, L „ ftl . is , ll:lr ,„ p ,, t * '* G. F.. and left at .his Offi ce , wi! , l-^ p *’’'trntion. 31» 132 x.v29 " tfOTICEL ■” rail! L SubucriUi rs taJip r |);< .pportu inly of returni* g (Q ihe citi«oos of Augusta and the Strangers viiuimg (he C i tyi Yor ({ , e p;iu , in Vx leiided hiwards t h em d(l . ing , Iw S ,., sen> ™£Tn;X ,eaFe to once ifeat the ‘HE A . i.E will re-itpen lu the course . ul the ensuing mouth. Many aJteraiions 3n " im P™v<?rncnts (in the tuieih, r of the building) ars ib ilouiemphiion, which will ,-natenaLy a dd tu the comfort of ih® Btituenctj. - In MWiihh :o lb© present Company h nornber of performers of acknowledg ed celebrity are engaged. ILART <§* HA Ilf? V, Managers. Augusta, Dec. 9b, 1833. ff?* All persons Imvtt’g business with rhe will 4 letters to HART &. HaRDY Managers ofthe Theatre, eC - 9 C’h'ai lesion, S. C. N Hyde Si Cleveland, at C'>, solved on ‘he 2d u.st. t.y business Os the Partucishin will be sctrU.t t either of subscribers, , ltKo ,’T «*« SIMEON HYDE. GEORGE <’LEVEL ‘ Nf), j, Sind Suhxcribei-s having purchased fbe Stock of Hyde &. Cleveland, a.i<( taken the ti°e r k re 7 Ce °J J, /7' C '; pi * d hy “’nrimw < he Hardware Husinrtt, ax the . cruer Os King and L.im riy sis Cliri lestoo S C the firm f HARRIS it ROOSEVELT f^L\ rdware —■ SIMEON HYDE WILLIAM HARRIS. « 1 SDBE ROOSEVELT Oct 16 *tn 124 Augusta; Jan na! «ml Federal Tmon, MRledg.vihc, Erq urer, Columtua; Messenger, Macon; ar* rJnested to pdWsh the above Weekly sot three months *nd semi their bills for payment , u ~ H. H U R. NOTICE, " WHS. Ire hired n H the first day of J nm .ar y next at Lower Ma.ket for or! year, themegroes befehgf.igfo jJte cU * Willcox deceased v U.sa, will he rented,,the house and Tarm belonging tu snid estate situ?ted in Bedford, mow cccui.icd try Mr.<. Willcox. ’ JOHN WILLCOX .Wr. ___ ec £ „ i4(i 4tw NOTICE. ~ HAVING interested A. W. SMIIJI in !)U s;. ness with me, in-this j,lace, it will in Su- I' i'ler the firm of ROWE it ADNA ROWE B'JV. 6 »finw-f J;j3 ' . subscriber offers his ser-vice to the pub ' -i. lie, to scl all kinds rL .property. Jewelry- • Furniture, VV aring Apperrl, Dry Goods, Gro' ' d ries, Tro uce &lc j Living a very large Store Rpqm. in » good-stand h r bosine.s, exact opposite icii,Bi,-nA's flare House, he will Ut ibie ,4o do so advantageously. Fay Goods ! ■c :ged4o jiis -bands he will give a receipt and w.H charge no Storage nor Commission. All that those sending him Goods qr property have • to <!•>, is to place a tea.spnabie price’ou ti.e sanrt-/ and bis Commission w.ijj he what he may overpaid price. Gtiods.or Property or the o/LT returnable whenever cal|ed,for. - ' He will try Mid girx .general r » o (hose who mey to be dUpoz «<■ in this wayj by agrep, JOSEPH r ’ 44 3 p JOB PRUX \ INg7~ ' \ 9 atr>’ at , h j» Q ffic<u NO. 1