About Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1834)
MASSAGausSTTS. —The Legislature of Massachusetts convened at Bostob on the Ist inst. The Hun. Benjamin T. Pickman was chosen President of the Senate, and William B. Calhoun Speak er -f the House, having received jOO votes out of 501. John Kuhn was ap. ppinted Messenger, for the forty eighth time. , __ . The Speaker read to the House the following letter from the Hon. John Quincy Adams: . To the Speaker of he House of Repre* sentatives of the Commonwealth of Mas* sachuseits, for the year 1834. Washington, (D. C.) Dec, 21st 1834 Sir —From the returns of the votes of the People of the Coumontvealih, for the election of a Governor,for the ensuing vear, as they are given io the public jour nals, it appears that there has been no election by the people. It appears also that my name is one of ihe four having the highest numbers, among those be tween whom their suffrages were divided. . Io that event,should it be ascertained by the authentic canvass of the votes, my name will be one of the four from #hicb it will, by the provisions of the Constitu tion of the Commonwealth, be the pro vince of the House of Representatives to select two to be seot to the Senate, for the choice by that body; of a Governor of the State. . The object of this communication is, through you, sir, to request the members of the House to bestow their suffrages upon candidates, and to consider my name as withdrawn —as in the possible event of my election by the Senate, I Should deem it my duty to decline accept ing the appointment. Jam, with the highest respect, your ob’t serv’t and fellow citieo. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.” The reading of this letter produced considerable sensation in the House.—- All parties appeared to be taken by sur prise. A curata of great learning and merit, £ut without any prospect of preferment, found an opportunity es preaching before Bishop Horne, who was so well pleased with his discourse and manner Os delivery that, aftpr service; hd sent his compli ments to him, desit tog to know his name, and where his living was. ‘My duty to his lordship/ replied the clergyman, ‘and- Celt him my name is Lewis—that living 1 have none; but my starving is in Wales.’ This smart answer did hot displease the. good bishop, who, some time after, pre sented him a valuable benefice. la the time of the Long Parliament, gaudys, a gentleman of bold spirit, was examined before the .House, when Len thall, the speaker*, put some ridiculous and impertinent questiouf to him, asking, at last, what countryman he was? “Ol Kent/ said, Sandy*; ‘and pray, may I da spand the same of y»uF *1 am out of the #’est/ said Xenthall* ‘By my troth/ re plied Sandys, ‘so I thought, for all the wise men come out of the east.* In some parish churches it was form erly the custom to separate the men from the women. A clergyman, being inter rupted by loud talking, slopped abort when a woman eager for the honour of hpr sex, arose and said, “Your reverence the noise is not among us.”—'*So much the better,” answered the priest, “it will be oyer the sooner. r Hou> to Borrow. — A friend of ours was thus accosted the other day:—Have you gotten dollars in small bills you will ex change for a X “O yes.” “Very well, said Jeremy, pocketing the money, “ I 11 hand you the X to-morrow.”— Lowel Times. The Obliging Neighbour .—Mr. Sa vcall, mother says as how would you be kind enough jist for to lend her your btl Lis, to blow the firel kase daddy’s broke ouro. Sukey do you jist tell your mammy, that as how I nevet makes a practice to lend my things out to any body, but if she likes she may cotpe here and blow all day. In Sandersville, on the 7th inst., Lymaß W. BARNxr, formerly of this place. Unitarilin Church. A portion of tho PEWS, in the Unita rian Church will be offered for sale, and to rent on Monday Evening next at 7 o'clock. Jan 15 3‘ 7 The Clerk of Council will attend at his Office, (South West Corner basement Story CHy Ha’l) every day Sunday’s excepted) during the present month, from 2 to 6 o’clock, P. M. for the purpose of receiving the Returns of Taxable Property, within the corporate limits of the City of Augusta. AU persons liable to taxation, will pay strict attention to this notice, as after that time a double Tax will be assessed on all who may neglect to make their Returns. GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk. Qjp The City papers will publish the above during the present month. Jan 8 4 The Stockholders of the jjBSF Vaucluse Manufacturing Compa ny, are required to pay ten per cent on the amount of their Subscription to said Stock on or before the 15th instant, to the Subscribers or either of them who are duly authorised to receive the same. PAUL FITZSIMONS, > c , SAMUEL H. PECK. j COOTrs Jan 3 3w % THE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants of Angusta, that he wilt repair PIANO FORTES and other MUSICAL IN STRUMENTS; the workmanship of which will be warranted. ST Piano Fortes Polished and the keys made white. For particulars aj ply sit Mr. H. Par sen’s Cabinet are Room,or at Mrs. West’s cor ner of Washing ton and Ellis’ Streets. CHARLES PEMBLE. January 3 St 9 NOTICE, ON the first Saturday in February ne«t ( the City Council will appoint two additional City Constables, with a Sairary of four hundred dollars each. . Application tn be.made to the Clerk on or be. fore 10 o’clock A. M on that day. Order: r __ GEO. M. WALKER, clerk. Jan 15 A ‘d 7 " ~ The undesigned has thjs day taken bis son Hcsnr J- Hoy? into co-partnership, and in future the Boot and Shoe business, will be con ducted under the firm of Musks Ross, h Son. MOSES ROFF, Jun’r. Jan 7th, lß3< 2mw 5 N. B. All persons having demands against the Subscriber will please present them for Settle ment, and those indebted to him are requested to call and settle the same. , m. H. STEAM BOAT OFFICE, 7 Savannah, January 4th, 1834. I THE Stockholders of the Steam Boat Company of Georgia, are request' ed to meet at their office io Savannah, on Tuesday, 4th February, at (1|) eleven o’clock, A. M. fop tfye purpose of consid ering the expediency of constructing a Canal or ftai| Hoad frotq Augusta to Hershman's Lake, agreeable to an act passed at the late session of the Legisla ture. WM. E. LONG, Ssc’ry. S. B. Co. Jan 10 10t 5. STEAM-BOAT office, Savannah, January Oth 1834. DIVIDEND, No. 20. THE Board of Director’s of the Bpat Company, of Georgia, have this day 4®* dared a Dividend of thirty six dpllqri per share on the profits of the Company for eight months past which will be payable at this Office, to the Stockholders or their legal representatives on 1 and after Monday the 20th inst. WM. E. LONG. Treasurer of Steam Boat Cothpany. Jan 10 , 5 5t Office Augusta Insurance and Hank ing Company 9th January 1834. THE Board of Dupe tors have this day de clared a dividend of 4 per cent, to be paid to the Stockholders, out of the profits of the last six months—and that the sum of three dollars per share, be added tq the capital Stock out of the profit of the Bank heretofore unappropriated —the dividend first mentioned will be paid on demand. By order of the Board. ROBERT WALTON Cashier. Jan 10 6i 5 NOTICE. ALL persons having claims against the late fiim of MAY it WALTER «t« requeste.! to present then) to the subscriber for settlement as early as possible, as he wishes qgain Jo com meme business free frotp q|d etnlj&rrasinents. H. E. MAY Aqgqsta, Dec, do, 1833 155 9t RANAWAY. FROM the Subscriber on the 23 I of Decem ber last, a Negro Mao natped BEN about five feet 6or 7 inches high of a dark complexion, down look, and an unusually small foot for a man ofhissise, 21 years of age; dressed in light mixed negro cloth, and wore a coarse cap; when he walks; has the appearance of being lame. A reasonable Reward Will be paid on his delivery to me or on his being confined in Jail, so that I get him. JOHN C. HOLCOMBE. Jan 8 4 3t OTThe other Citv Papers will give the a’>ov three insertions. DENTISTRY. THE Subcriber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has located himself in Augusta, where he antic, pates a permanent residence with his family His residence* is direttly opposite the Masonic Hall, where he is now in readiness to wait upon any who may need his professional services, and hopes by his assiduity and attention to business, anefrom his long experience in the practice of his profession, to merit and receive the confi dence of the public. The subscriber can always be found at home except when on his annual visit to Savannah, or when, by special invitation, he visits an adjacent village.* in either case notice in the public print will be given at least one week previous to his leaving the city, in order that persons residing in the country may know where he is to be found. E. OSBORN January 15 7 WILL return to Augusta about the first of Februnry. Jan 6 MR. JOHN WORD having arrived in this City, has the honor of informing the cit ixens of Augusta and its vicinity, that it is his intention, as soon as sufficient patronage may be obtained, to open a school for the instruc tion of youth of both sexes, in the polite accom plishment of Dancing. It is also his wish, at the same tipte, to open a Night School for young gentlenien in some con venient and appropriate room.—Such parents and guardians as Have a desire to have those under their care inslructtd can have an oppor tunit ' of doing so, by application at the Eagle dr Phoenix Hotel, where a subscription list is, and entering their names. O’ Reference to Messrs Isaac Moise, John W. Bartieman. and J. W. Danforth. Jan Bth,(§34 4 4t" J. 3>. FAXiMBR, Manager. RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Augusta, and its vicinity that he intends opening the AMPHITHEATRE, erected on Green-Street, in the tear of the Globe-Hotel.— For a few Evenings only, to commence on Tuesday Evening, Jan, 21 ft 1834. From the novelty and variety of entertain ments he intends to bring forward, he hopes to share that liberal patronage heretofore bestow ed ou others. For particulars see future adver tisements. QZF Doors open at 6, Performance to com mence at 7. Jan 10 6 ts L.AW, THE subscriber having opened an of fice io Augusta,lenders fiisprofosion al services in the Counties of Richmond, Columbia, Washington, Burke, Jefferson, Scriven, Tattnall, Emanuel, Mont gomery; all business confided to him shall be promptly and punctually attended to. GEORGE SCHLEY. Dec. 9 ts 147 NOTtCE. HAVING interested A. w. SMITH in busi ness with me, in this place, it will in fu ture be conducted under the firm of ROWE & SMITH. ADNa ROWE. TO MORROW! s2o,ooo*s 1,000, 20 ol $2,000; '■HIE abovT/splendld prises, with others of I $6,000. $5,000, $2,822, twenty of SSOO, twenty of s4of, twent. of S2OO, I fair ty five of $159. fifty six of SIOO, and. a large number of 80, ©O. 50, tic., are comprised in the Virgin ia Statp L o,,er y.'Claw No. 1. Chances in which mny be secured THIS DA Y, and b for*.-the arrival of the Northern mad To-Morrow morn ing, Lowest prise $ 10, T'Ckets only $9 On fRJDA Y MORNING, Literatme No. 2 highest prixe SIO,OOO. Tickets $3. Apply im mediately at New Lottery and Exchange Office, Noj 261 • Broad Street, opposite the Afasonjp Hall Jun 15 ,7 SIO,OOO, FOR 3 DOLLARS, By Friday’s Mail will be received the drawing of the Literature Lottery, Class, No. 2. CAPITAL lO,QOO bOLfcAJRS 1 Prixe of $4,000 | 1 Prixe of $3,1)1 2 do do $2,000 | 5 do do SI,OOO Also, 100 Prixes of SI,OOO. Lowest 2 Number prize SB. Tickets $3, shares in proportion. (Ej* A few Shares in the Virginia State Lot tery. Class No. 1, are unsold. (U* Prizes Sold and cashed at BEERS’ Fortunate Lottery Office, 241, Broad-Street. (O* Address orders to W. P. BEERS. Jan 15 7 PROPOSALS FOR the Building of a SCHOOL ROOM, 55 feet by 22—either of Brick or Wood, on the Lot attached toSt.Paul’s Ghur ch, will be re ceived until 30th instant. A plan of the Building pan be seen at the store of Webstei, Parmelee &. Co. JOSEPH WHEELER, ) CHARLES LABUZAN, > Building ComJ T. J. PARMALEE. $ January 15 2t 7 AGENT. Nez I door to Messrs. Turpin JyD'Antignac HAS just received from New.Yoife, the following articles of Fancy and staple dry Goods together with a gener al assortment on hand: which, will be sold for a very moderate advaneb for cash or good paper, viz: French Linen Napkins, very fine and col’d borders, Ladies English and French black ingrain SilkHose,very fine and heavy made Do Merino white and black Cotton , Hose, fast colour, Do e Linedpur Shops and H. S. Gloves Gentlemen’s do Beaver and Berlin do. Do. Real Buck Skin Gloves Girls’ and childrens* white cotton and red worsted. Hose and Bootees Real Spittlefield Pongee Silk Hdkfs, large sijje & heavy,warranted not to fade Birds Eye Apron andTowellingDiaper Taffeta Ribbons,all colors and Nos. from 2 to 22 Col’d Satiu do., for bonnets Blue, slate, mix and brown corded Cas simeres Real Welch white Flannels Superior scarlet and patent do., do. Best Dorchester Cotton Ticks and Brown Shirtings A great variety of superior bioached Cotton do. 8-4 damask linen Table Diaper and Cloths, all sizes Greco and blue printed Table Covers A great variety of Thibet, Merino, worsted, Silk and cotton Shawls, of all colors and qualities White, black and col’d Corded Skirts, dec. dec. Jan. 10 4t 5 BARGAINS. COMBS,JEWELRY. PLATED WARE AND LOOKING GLASSES. HE citizens of Augusta and frier- BL chants generally, are informed that the Subscribers have opened the Sto.b under the Globe Hotel. Broad-Street, where they will offer the following GOODS at bargains, ’till Thursday viz: Tortwise Shell, curved and Tuch ing, Long Neck, Puff and side Combs; Tortoiso Shell, Ivory and horn Dress ing Combs; Brazilian, carved and plain. Tuck, Long Neck and side Coiitbs, a most extensive assortment, which by the dozen will be sold at great Bargains. Rich Plated Castors, Cake Baskets,Snuf fers and Trays; Gold, Silver, and T“f toise Shell Spectacles, Coral Necklaces and Beads; Rich Filligre,' Mosaic and Cameo Broaches: Ear Rings and Finger Rings, both Pearl and Jet. Also, Silver Mugs and Spoons* A few rich Gih Mantie Looking Glasses, Mahogany. Toilet, Sewing and Shaving Glasses, Double Mirror Shaving (glasses; Twig Whips, Bear’s Oil, Hair Powder, Soap, Work Boxes, Canes, Dirks, Thimbles, and many t'ANCY ARTICLES; too numerous to mention. John evVan, _ and W. W. WILBUR. Jan 13 2t 6 NEVVYORK AND CHARLES TON STJE4&I PACKET. THE new and elegant steam packets WM. GIBBQNS, Capiain James Pennoyet, and DAVID BROWN, cap tain James Coffey, will commence their regular trips between New.. York and Charleston, about the first of March next. Due notice will be given of the precise time, d a ys and hours. Newspapers tQ the South, which have heretofore inserted the adver tisements of the David Bruwn, are re quested to give this one insertion, and dis continue all former advertisements. WILLIAM PATTON, Agent, No. 6, Fitzsimons* whf. Charleston, S. C. January 8 2 | Adrilinistfator s Sale. the 26th, day of February next, wIF bo sold at the lute icsidvnce of Wil liam Jackson.deceased,, near the L°wer Market in .tjio City of Augusta, between the usual hdurs of sale, part of the person al estate of said deceased, consisting of household add kitchen fifrbiture, two hol lies and a cow and heifer—Also the same Evening will be sold 'he store of jhn Marshall Auptioneer,a|!ot of law and mis cellaneous bucks belonging io said de<_ea. sed. , A. J. MILLER, Adtfr. Jan 15 |wtd 7 Notice. FOUR Months after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Rich mond County for leave to sell Lot No 283—17t'» District of Harris County (formerly Muscqjee) the propeity of Elizabeth Cumming, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. A J, MILLER, Adm'r January 15 lm4 7 Sale of Lots Continued. THE Subscriber will offer for sale at the low er Market, oa the first Tuesday in Februa ry next a number of improved ami vacant LOTS, lying between Campbell-street and his western boundary, and between Broad and Bay streets. Among the im proved Lots to be offered for sale, are the lots occupied'by Mr Rees as a Warehouse; the Lot occupied by Messrs. Kenrick 4’ Skinner; the Lot occupied by Mr. Gibson ; the one occupied by Mrs; Flor ence—aqolfrer Rented by Mr. Lambert, and several others on Broad street and one nearly in the rear of the Planters’ Hotel} oft Reynolds and Macartan streets. Terms which will be liberal, made known on day of sale. Any of the above prop erty would be sold at private sale. E. F. CAMPBELL. January 15 „, v 60 . foS "sale, ONE first rate Tennessee made Road Wag on, with Harness, complete. Apply to ROBERT W. M’KEEN. Jan I 3 62' SAVANNAH JOCKEY CLUB RACES, Over /Ac Bonaventure Course,-four miles distant Jsom the tify. fTIHE following Jockey Club Purses, will be 1 run for over the above course, under the exclusive controul and direction of the Stewards and Officers of the club, commencing on the last WEDNESDAY, (the 29th) of JANUARY next, being the annual meeting of the Club, and will continue four days. Free for any M a f e > Horse or Gelding in the United States,. first day, January 29th. 4 mile heats, for a Purse of S7OO Second Day, January 30th. 3 mile heats, for a purse of 600 Third Day, January 31sf. 2 mile heats, for a purse of 300 Fourth Day, Febuary Isf. Mile heats, best 3 in 5, handicap. Weights, 4*c. according to the rules of the Sp vaquah Jockey Club. By Older RICHARD D. ARNOLD, Secretary. N. B. There are five Stables of two Stalls each on the course, which will be rented to the first applicants at tfie rate of Ten Dollars per Stall. Apply, addressed, post paid, to the Executive Committee of the Savaunab Jockey Club. Jan 10 8w 5 English Mercantile and Mathe matical School. TIJ-omns Mc’Mfihoo respectfully in torms the Inhabitants of Augusta anil its vicinity that he will Open a School <he first Monday in Janyary bext in a House on Mc’Kinne Street where he tyil| teach Reading, Writing, At ithmetic byway of lecjpre and demonstration, English Grami mer with Logical Parsing and compound Conjugation, Book-keeping according to ihe most modern and Italiab fdrriii Geom* etry both plane add solid with its appHca iiun to the solutions of Problems, Ana lytically and Synthetically, Algebra in all its various forms. Mensuration, Sur veying by theory, and practice—Naviga tion, Triganometry both plane and spher ical, Dialing, Gauging, the doctridb of prejectiles, the construction of Maps aod Charts, extracted from the Stereographic and Orthographic, projections of the sphere, the use of the Globes, Conic sec* tions, Fluxions and Astropomy. N. B Young Gentlemen who are about to enter College will do well to avail them selves of the.present opportunity of rea ding and studying Geometry and Algebra dec. not only according to Rule but with Investigation and demonssration suffici ent to surmount and unravel any difficul ty that may present itself. Persons de sirous to study any of the above named Sciences privately will be attended, and particularly informed on application to Messrs. J. <fcW. HARPER. Dec, 16 ■ 4tp 150 G. H. HITE, MINIATURE AT THE Dec 23 153 EDUCATION. aT is proposed to open a school on Monday the 1 Ith Inst, in a house on McKinne St feet near the Spring under thechargeof a well quali fied teacher. Parents and guardians, desirous of availing themselves of the advantages it may present, will be informed of all necessary par ticulars, on application to. J.&. W. HARPER. November 0 3t 133 EDUCATION, A GRADUATE as one of the New-England CoJleges, whose testimonials are ample, and who is well versed in the f reach Language, would be happy to engage as ’’’eacher in an a greeable Family, or to connection with some re spectable Institution. Letters addressed to L G. F.. and left at this Office, will meet with prom pt attention. 3lw 132 Nov 21) DECLARATIONS. Really printed and for xalca/ th’ff Office New go6ds. TRO’S. 0. ItCCEHAaT & CO. Broad Sfroet, No. 318. Respectfully infirm their ntends h» 'becity and country that they have leceived ..from Ne*-Y«*rk, a large assortment of Fancy and Staple ' DRY GOODS, Suitable f<?r the season, containing, Plant Lustring Silks, Printed Sholloy, Furniture and Fancy Calico.es, S&awls, All kinds of Linen new style Ginghams, Fancy Gentlemen!s».>Silk Crayats, Cambric Muslins JaconeV, Bobbinet, figured Swiss Mus tins, two boxes Ladies French Dress Cqps, Tus can Bonnets, Silk and Colton Ho'se, Children C"p». black and white Lambs Wool Hose, 20 boxes assorted Shoe!) and Ladies Boots, 25 bales ■brown Shirtings, Tlaids, Apron Checks, Globes Cur Combs, Tucking Combs, Side Combs, Cast netts, Cloths, Suspenders, Shoe Thread, &c. and other Goods too numerous to mention. Just Landing. 0 BBLS, bannary Wine 16 do. white Sweet do. 16 do Madeira <Jo 36 do. New Hunt 36 do. H. Gin 20,006 Havana Cigars, first quality 30 Boxes Raisin 1 3 “ do. 10 Bags Prime Coffee 10 Kegs best old Cavindish Tobacco - 10 “ Common do. 500 8 4 Duffil Blankets 24 Boxes Shoes assorted 25 “ Hats do. Just received which with a Selection of Gr R.OCE R1 On hand will b,e. fold low, by THO’S C. J.OCKHABT& Co. Broad Street ho. 818 . December 27 , 154 Im NTEVV EjSTABLISHiVIENTr NO 268 BR AD STREET. MONTG MERY’S RANGE. PRICE ALEERY. Men's Mercers, Drapers and Tailors, ARE receiving and opening their assortment of Goods, viz: Sup*rfiue Cloths, Casstmeres and Vesti gs, -vhich have been selected from the first Importing House tn the city of New-Yoik, nn ( i warranted equal to apy offerred in this mar ket, whkh Ufey art prepared to make to meas ure, in the neatest style of fashion, on rhe mo-t liberal terms. They have also on hand, and in tend keeping, an assortment of. READY MADE CEOf HING, Os the finest quality, got up under their own in spection, in the city of New-York, by the best of workmen, in fashionable style. Also, a complete assortment of Fapcj Articles, viz: Stocks, (jloyes, fiqjlari S»spyptlers, Hand kerchiefs. Shi.rti, Riding Belts, it Silk, Cotton and Woolen Hosiery—which they respectfully recommend to the attention of the public. Nov 25 ts 141 MRS. M. C IIALL- Has Just KeceiyeU at JS’pj |BO, proud-Street. Case Berlin Straws 2 cases french Tuscan? , 1 case Misses Straw Bonnets Black Poult De Sole , Rich Blond Veils Fancy Ribbons Gro De Naples—Gro tie Swiss fiticAn Straw braid in pieces Dec 24) r 152 w4t JUST RECEIVED. A GOOD assortment of ANNUALS, jnwjir.n did bindings; JUVENILE BOOKS, in neat binding suitable for Christmas and New- Years Gifts or Birth-Day presents for 1834. The American Almanac anil Repository of Use ful Knowledge, for the year 1834. The Life of Archbishop Crantner, by C. W. Le Bas, M. 4. &c. Scenes in oyr Parish, by a Country Parson’s Datignter. The Down Easters, Sic. by John Neal Tom Cringle's Log ; Second 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 Book., and a large assortment of Blan Books of superior stock and workmanship. ALSO, Fancy articles, fine Cutlery, Sic. Merchants and Teachers, purchasing by whole sale, will .find. prices as liberal as at any other Establishment in the state. Orders are respect fully soHejied. i ... , T. H. PLANT, 238, Broad St. Dec 20 152 It SUPERIOB CLOTHS SJiOiyDEJI & SIL AH HAV E just received from New York a very large supply of Extra Super, Blue, Black, Green, Uulberry Adelaide, Mix', Olive, Brown, Cloth* and Super Buff Casirief.es. ALSO Rich Damask Napkins of Extra siz* dp quality. Dec. 9 ts 147 300 PACKAGES Birmingham and Sheffield HARDWARE, CUTLERY Si HEAVY GOODS THE Subscribers have just received a very complete assortment of the a bove Goods, including ev-ry variety of articles usually kept by Hard date dealers, which they offer for sale tin accommoda ting terms for cashj acceptances, or Mer chants 4* Planter’s money, at as low prices as can be obtained in the city. Also, a very extensive assortment of Single and D-üble Bairel GUNS, RI FLES and PISTOLS; Manilla Hemp, and Cotton Rope, of all size*. C. SQUIRE 4* S.ROGERS- Nov 27 ts 142 NEW GOODS. WM ( H- MORGAN, No. 210 Broad-Street, has receiyed, and is now opening a large and We// selected stock of seasonable GOODS, among them are— Finfc and supeifioe Merino Cloths and Circassians Do do plain and figured challe Best bi’k Italian Lustring and fig’d col d Silks calicoes aad Muslins ass’ted, cordedl coats wrth 65 cords A great variety of Shawls and Handkerchiefs . .... . ak _» r ___ Merino and Thibet Wool Shawls. Menno Long Shawls, , Wbite, red and green Flannels, Superior Welsh and Canton Flannels Fancy col’d SattineU, Negfo cloths and Blan- Sunerior dl'd Genoa Velvet, Valencia Vestings fable Diaper and Damask, Bird-eye and Russia Diaper A large supply of Lambs-wool and Wors ted Hose and half Hose OctolierT 120 “7“ HAY A Bundles of excellent quality, J®*”)* 1 * I’LIILIC AllCTlaN, OF. VALVAUtITiieAI. ESTATE RAT'LL be offered (or sale, at the V w Lower 'Market-House, o,n the first 'J'eusday in February next, the fol lowing described property belonging to the Bank of the State of Georgia situated in Augusta ; Ist.—The large & commodious Wpod en Store, situated on die north side of Broad-Strcct, immediately npfit below the fire proof Ware-House, df Mr. J. K- Kt!» burn. 2d.—The Western Briek Tenement Store and Office, situated, ut}. t e north side of Broad Street, adjoining the Met' chant’s and rlAn'ers- Bank. 3d.—The Eastern Brick Tenement aod Store adjoining the Merchants and Planters' Bank being also, part cf the above range. , 4th.—The large Wooden Store, imme* dia ely below the Merchants andPlanteM- Ba u k—occupied by Mr. P. Taylor iu? a Crockery Store. ; r sth The Fire proof Brick dwelling, dt Stoie next below Doctor Wray’s Drug gist Store known as the late residence of Mr. Jacob Danforth; . ■ 6th The Vacant Lot situated on. the south side OfßeynoL Street immediate ly opposite the Episcopal Church. 7th The large Lot and improvements known as Cantjeious Garden, situated on Walk’erStreet. The Terms will be liberal* and appli cation they be made at the Bank, for the perchase o( any part of the above pro perty at private sale previous to its being disposed of at Auction., By order of the Board, I. HENRY. Cashier, January 6 id 3 - , MOLASSES, &C. O/r HHDS. molasses’ aWcJ 100 bbfr. Canal Flour 10 casks Cheese Just received and for sale By . W. M. ROWLAND; Jan 8 4 2t , Supurior OIL. * /jr Gallons Fall and Winter strain- ■ tJIHy ed Lamp and Train Oil 20 bbls Plaster Paris )00 Packages fresh Drugs .. . 4J40, •,. .. •?, . ■\ A few Pafent Paint Mills, of the most appro red tatte m-' For sale by • R. B. HAVILAND & Co. Dec 18 151 ts Malaga Grapes and Arabian t / >-■ ■ • Dates'. 1 fK JARS GRAPES. J. vF 800 lbs Arabian dntgi of stipt en#; quality. -‘ Just received by •> t N. SMITH. A CO. Deep _ 144 SPICED OYSTERS” , A| Jars New- York Oystqrs put up expressly tor family use, luperiui Received her Wasb iligtbn for sfile by ' * < N. SMITH A CO. Real Irish Potatoes, 9fc. Hampers Irish Potatoes tjTF 60 bbls Northern .43 25 do Newark Cider 30 do Cream" Alg 10 do Smoked Beef 10 half barrels Fulton. Market Beef JO bslf do Family-Pork 10 do do No. 1, Shad 10 %do do do do Salmon 20 Kits do do do £0 kits Soused do 20 'half barrels No. 1, Mackerql 20 Quarter do No. 1, do 1000 lbs Codfish 500 tbs Smoked 3 alm on •- . Just received) with a complete assortment hf CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES; N. SMITH Co. Dec. 30, 155 __ Canal Flour, Goshen Butter,&c. 42 A WHOLE and half Blls Canal OV flour 33 Kegs prime Goshen gutter 3 Casks , “ “cheese > 10 Boxes Prinie apples do 100 Whole aud half Boxe> Raisens 50 Boxes Turpentine Soap 23 do Sperm Candles 10 His Blls pickled Tongues 20 Blls No. 3 J/ackeiel 23 Hlf do No. 1 Together with a general, of Groceries,)Just reueived and for' sale by DORTIC & LAFITTE. 236 Broad Street. Dec. 9 147 Fresh Garden Sebd. A Large ,and general aiioftrhent, warranted of ! he grow hos 188$. Just received and for Sale by R. B. HAVILAND $ Co. Nov 22 ts 14b JUST RECEIVED. CANAL I'LOtR. /K4K Bbls Just Received, Croik >(M> «-^;^ M £ TCALF . Dec 27 , , 154 —Landing this day. Only 14 daysfrpm fi. York. Bbs prime Newark Cider 20 dp. Cream Ale 50 Bbs fresh Canal Flour 25 Hf do. do. do. do. 30 do. do. do. Buckwheat 25 Qr do. do For Sale by DORTIC A, LAFITTE. Dec 23 152 , Bonnets. SNOWIjEN 4k SHEAR* nxVK RKCEXnrb, this DAY, FROM WEW yorr, I Case ofLadie.’ Extra TUSCAN BONNETS, with large Crowns and of the most fashion able shapes, to which they respectfully invite the attention of Ladies. A large supply of tOT'tON’ Gentlemen’s LIGHT UMB»«LLA»; direct r r o«n the Manufactories. . also <frf HAirtj, , Very cheap CARPfeTJNG. andJ«Kge PRIN TED THIBET WOOL SHAW®#, «r redoced Pl Dec‘»? 184 3
