Georgia Historic Newspapers

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CORPORATION
OF TUB
CITY OFjUJGUSTA.
Mayor
SAMUEL HALE.
Members of Council.
Edward Thomas, James Harper, J. B. Bishop,
Thomas Glascock, Jesse Kent, John Bones, P.
Crump, N. Delatgle, and R. F. Bush .
Clerk of Council, G. M. Walker.
Clerk Court CommonPleeu,Dau\e\ McMurphy.
City Sheriff, Edmund B Glascock
City Collector and Treasurer. J. 11. Mann.
City Marshal, Mitchell Nelson.
Deputy do. Thos Campbell.
Justices of the Peace, James Primrose, C
Heckell, J W Meredith, R. F Bush, Over
ton Cosby, A I Huntington, J C Snead.
Constables, Isaac Heudrick, Win C Meredith,
Win Howard.
Clerk of the Lower Market, Jas. W. Meredith.
Glerk of the Upper Market
Sexton, Louis Kunze.
Superinl endant of the Mxgatine, O Danforth
City Surveyor, Robert Raiford.
Judge Court Common Pleas, John W. Wilde.
Sessions of the Court of Common Pleas, fourth
Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem
ber and Nov.— Return Day, 6 days before
County Officers -
Freeman W. Lacy, Sheriff—Jacob C. Bugg,
Receiver T R-— James Primrose, Tax Collector
Raiford, Surveyor— haac Hendricks,
Coroner.— Daniel Macmuiphy,Marler in Equity.
Justices of the Inferior Court.
Valentine Walker, G. B. Marshall, William
Shannon, Edward Thomas, Absalam Rhodes.
Clerk Sup’r If Infr Courts, James McEaws
Clerk Court of Ordinary, G M Walker
Sessions of the Superior Court for Richmond
County first Monday in .Tuna and January
Sessions of the Inferior Court for Richmond
County, Fourth Monday in June and December
Courts of Ordinary throughout the Stale, On
. the fi.rst Monday of January, March, May, July,
September and November.
Notaries Public.
Wm. H. Jones, Paul Rosigitol, Daniel McMur
phy, Charles Carter, A Picquet, Western B.
Thomas, Andrew J Miller, William C Micou,
Wm T Gould, Samuel H Peck, John A Barnes
Auctioneers.
Latham Hull. | J.-Marsliall. | E W Spofford.
Exchange Brokers.
Beers, Booth ii St John, | Allens & Paddock.
Lottery Agents,
W. P. Beers, | G Robertson
Insurance Agencies.
Willys Catlid of the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, Hartford, Connecticut
Henry H Field of the Farmers Fire Insurance
and Loan Company, New-York
Alexander M ickenzie of the Howard Insu
rance Company, New-York
James Harrison of the Mechanics Irsurance
Company, New-Ark, New-Jersey
G H Paddock of the Charleston Fire Marine
and Life Insurance, Charleston. S C
Bank of Augusta.
OfftrlncrDzy, Monday— Discount Day, Tuesday
President, Thomas Cumming, Cashier, Rub: n
F Poe, Teller, R Ketchum
Directors.— Thomas Cumming, John Moore,
Richarl Tub.ntn, Jm Carmichael, Jas. Gard- I
ner, John Bones, Sam’l Clark, James Harper,
James Frazer, Robert A Reid, Wm.'Cummiog,
John E Igar, Robert Campbell.
Branch State Bank at Augusta.:
Offering Day, Thursday, Discount Day, Friday, ,
President, John Phinizy, Cashier, Isaac Henry, ;
Teller, William H Jones.
Directors — John Phinizy, A Waterman, R H
M rsgrove, A Slaughter, W H Turpin, James M
Carter, John Davis, John P. Greiner. F. C.
Heard, P Stovall
Insurance &, Banking Comp’ny.
Offering uty Wednesday— Discount Day Thurs
day, Peter Bennoch, President, Robert Walton,
Secretary Sc Cashier, Wm. Poe, Teller, F. A
Morgan, Book-keeper-
Directors, P Bennoch, Wm Bryson, Nicholas
Delaigle, John Fox, A Graham Wm Harper,
J K Kilburn, J M’Dowall, A J Miller, T J Par
melee, E Coxe.
Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank.
Offering Day, Tuesday, Discount Day, Wednes
day, from Ist June to Ist October ;Offering and
Discount Day, Wednesday from Ist October to
Ist June.
President, Joseph Wheeler, Cashier,
Teller, Henry B Holcombe, Biok-keeper, Dis
count Clerk,and Runner John A Barnes,
Directors. — Joseph Wheeler, Edward Thomas,
John W Bridges, John C Holcombe Wm. Har
per, M. K. Butler, Rev. 11. Pratt, If. B. Hol
combe.
Mechanics Bank.
Y Offering Day, Tuesday; Discount Day, Wed
nesday. A; Sibley, President; George \V.
Lamar, Cashier; Daniel 3. Roman, Book-Keeper,
Jonathan Eilix, Teller.
Directors.— F. Bradford, Robert McDonald,
Alfred Cumming, T G Casey, Edward Bustin,
G B Marshall, Henry. Il Field, J B Guieu, R H
Warren* r
Savings Bank of Augusta.
Edward F Campbell, President, Isaac Henry
Cashier Treasurer.
Day of Deposit, every Saturday from 3to 5
o'clock.
Augusta Library Society.
Jas Harper, Chairman Board of Directors, Wsi-
Poe, Secretary, Treasurer, % Librarian.
Directors -Robt. F.Poe,R ev S. K. Talmage,
James Harper, Robert Campbell, Dr. Kennon’
Henry H. Cumming, W.T. Gould, Wm. C. Mi
cou,
Days of Delivery— Every day from Bto 4 «»
clock, P. M.
Medical Society.
Alexander Cunningham, President, Wm Savage
Free President, F. M. Robertson, Recording Se >
cretary Corresponding Secretary.—
Lewis Kennon, Treasurer, ■ Orator,
Medical Coliegeof Georgia.
OFFICERS
The Board of Trustees c'xrsists of 24 Members.
A. B. Longstreet, President.
M Antony, Vice President
. L. D. Ford. Secretary
M. Antony, 1
Paul F. Eve, \ Executive Committee.
L. A. Dugas. )
Dr L A Dugas, on Anatomy; Dr Paul F Eve
on Surgery; Dr. A Cunningham on Institutes
and P'actice: Dr. Milton Antony, Midwifery
and Diseases of Women and Children Dr. Jos.
A. Eve, Materia Meihca.— Dr. L. D. Ford, on
Chemistry; ’
J. P. SETZE
s note opening the greatest portion of his Fall
supplies, which he offers tv his friends and
customers at very low prices, as most of the fol
lowing a, tides were laid in immediately after
his arrival in New York, and therefore previous
to the last rise.
POULT de sori, grosde Swiss, grosde Beilin,
gr<sde Naples, fcic.
Plain and figured satin striped Silks
Farad se and best Mateoni’s Italian Silk
Silk and I’abby Velvets
Extra rich Paris Needle worked Capes
Ladies white and colored plain and embroider
ed Gloves
Gentlemen’s very best horseskin Gloves and In
dia Rubber Suspenders
Watered, satin striped and velvet Belts
6 4, Italian Silk do ....
Damatahine (a new article for ladies dresses)
Colton and worsted, French and English Silk
Hosiery
A very extensive assortment, of Thibet anil Ale
lino plain and embroidered Shawls, all
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, Bruxels, Venetian and Scotch Ingra
in caipettings
Hearth Rugs carpet,. Furniture and quality
bindings
Leghorn 8f gimp Straw Bonnets, (a new article)
Scarlet Padding. Buckram and sail cloth
American, French, Swiss and British Prints
64, cotton cambric, Jackonet, Mull, Book and
Nansook Muslins, assorted Merino Circas
sian and Bombazetts
Wh>xv. scarlet and green canton Flannels
Plain and figured Swiss Muslins
6-4, Swiss cotton cambric, a beautiful article
chintz Ftimiture Prints, (someveuy rich)
Bottle Green, Steel mixed, claret, olive black
and blue fine and sup. broad cloth and
casstmcie
American, Ficnch, Welsh and Roger’s Flannels
some cx’ra fie
Irish Linens aid Diapers, French Napkins
Plain needle worked and hemmed linen cam
bric handkerchief;
Toilet table covers
Linsey Woolsey’s and Kerseys
Black and unbleached 3 4, 4 4, and 6 4, shirtings
and sheetings
Merino Mant es
Table Mats, paste boards, Scotch Dr vias and
Russia Diapers
Assorted Florence Si ks, foundation A slins
Assorted tabic and bird’s-eye Diaper
B ack love Shawls, bishop’s lawn
Great variety of Fur Capes and Tippets
Ladies corsets, curls and hair braids
Lion skins Pcteishanis, fl ix Thread
Floor cloth and Sat'nietts
Striped and cross bar’d Muslins
Assorted size Blankets
Black and unbleached Russia .Sheetings
cotton, Lnmbs wool,’Silk and law Silk i Hose
4-4, and 6 4 Bo ! inelt Laces, edgings and inser
tings do
4-4, ana 6 4, Bedtickings
Slielitz Osnaburgs
6 4, cambiic Dimity and corded coats
Cotton Suspenders, candle wick
Turkey red, worsted fiinge, cotton cards
Youth anti mens Woollen Gloves
Brazilian and Tortoise Shell Tucking and side
comlis
The above Goods together with his former
Stock comprise a very general assortment, and
are offered at wholesale and etail prices that
cannot fail to please.
Oc» 16 124 ts
1 Tuslecs oi li ichinonu .xcadeinj.
El we rd F Campbel, Presiden., Henry b
Cumr.un , G IV Crawford, A B Longsttrect Di
A Cirnu i-cbtim, Wm T Gould, Thomas M’Grar
.V, W. M< nti-< mrry, James W Davies
f J r..->- ir rto Ute Board. Jas M’Laws
ti v H. ii i.i, Mi. M’Millan, English
u) p.ui.njut.
Froe School.
rhotma Cii'ti't.".’'?■ President, Peter Bennoch
I'ice Frisid-nt, Hebert F Yue, Secretary Robert
A Reid, 'ircij-itit r, Eli Mustin, Teacher
Mand^eis. — John Moore, Samuel Hale, John
Bones, i Henry, R A Reid Richard Tubman, and
James Harper
Theatre Company.
J. G.McWhorter, President; Isaac Moise,Sc
cretaryand Treasurer; Dr. ihos. I. Wray, Rob
Walton, T. J Parm.dee, D. W. St. John.
Union Wharf Company.
Peter Bennoch, President, John Sharp, llharfA
ger, Treasurer & Secretary.
Alexander McKenzie, R. H. Musgrove, Thomas
G. Casey, Wm. Bostwick, John L. Anderson, A
Bidwell.—Directors.
Steam Boat Company.
IVin Robertson, Agent, Thos McGran, 'lreasurti
and Secretary.
Trustees Masonic Hall.
Samuel Hale, Chairman,Thomas 1 Wray, Alx’i
MacKenzie, A Slaughter, John W Wilde, F
Ganahl, Lemuel Dwesic, Godby, Wm 3
Gould, Peter Bennoch, Wm Schley.
Eagle and Phoenix Hotel Com
pany.
Trustees.— J. G McWhorter, Chairman, Join
Phinizy, Secretary and Treasurer, R. 11. Mus
grove, A. Cumming, John Bones.
M isoaic Calendar.
Social Lodge, No 3,2 d F riday in every month
Webb's Lodge, No 10, meets 3d Friday in evt
ry month.
Augusta Chapter, R. A. M. Ist Tuesday in
ery month.
Georgia Encampment, Knights Templars, lg
Monday in every month.
Adonirenn Council of R &. S M, first Saturday
in December, March, June and September.
Lodge of Perfection, Council of P. of Jerusa
lem and Rose Croix Chapter, 2d Wednesday in
February, May, August and November.
Consistory of S. P. R. 8. 22d June, and 22c
December.
Standing Committees
OF COUNCIL, FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
On Accounts— Messrs. Harper, DJaigle an!
Kent.
Streets—Messrs. Bishop, Crump and Lamar.
Pumps Messrs. Crump, Glatcock. and
I nomas.
-Afarl-et—Messrs. Glascock Kent.fc Bishop
Magasine—M esgvs . Kent, Glasco k &i Bush.
Thomas, Lamar an,
, Dnrinr-Measr.. D elaigk| Lsmar „ d Har
Jail—Messrs. Crump, Glascock ana tl
Cit, Hall—Messrs. Bush. Ken t an
Kent^ 101 — MeSSrS ‘ Glascoc J«, Harper’ an,'
Printing—Messrs. Lamar, Glascock an
ihomas.
Published by order of Council.
GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk.
Georgia, Lincoln Coeunty,
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY, )
NOVEMBER TERM, 1833. $
UPON the Petition of George Williamson,
stating that he holds the Bond of the late
John M. D< oly, to make Titles to him to a Tract
of Land in the county’ of Jackson, on the North
fork of the Oconee river, containing 900 acres,
granted to Bryan Ward, and purchased by said
Dooly at Sheriff’s sale, as the property of Tho
mas C.,Russel. A copy of said Bond is filed in
the Clerk’s Office, and the said John M. Dooly
having departed this life without executing Titles
agreeable to said Bond, or making provision by
Will for the same,
Whereupon it is ordered, that the Executor or
Administrator, with the Will annexed of the said
John M. Dooly, deceased shew cause, if any
they have, on the Third. Monday in February
next, before this Court, why the said Adminis
tration, with the Will annexed aforesaid, should
not be directed to make Titles to the said George
Williamson, for the said Tract of Land—and it
is further ordered, that the Clerk of this Court
publish a copy of this rule, agreeable to law, in
in one of the public Gazettes of Augusta.
A true Extract from the Minutes,
MICAJAH HENLEY, Clerk.
Nov. 11 135*
Georgia, Richmond County.
WHEREAS Andrew J. Miller, applies for
Letters of Administration on the Estate
of Elizabeth Cumming, deceased*
1 hesc are therefore to all and singular the
kindred and sreditois of said deceased, to be and
appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, to file their objections,(if any they have,)
and shew cause why said letters w hon'd not be
granted.
GEO. M. WALKER, c. c. e. it. c.
_DceG 146
Georgia, Lincoln County,
COURT OF ORDINARY, )
NOVEMBER TERM, 1833, f
WHEREAS Nancy H. Stokes Excetrtrixon
the estate .of John II Walton late of said
county deceased,hath petitioned the court of or
dinary for letters of dismission from said estate.it
is therefore ordered that all and singer ar, (he
Kindred and creditors of said deceased be and
appear at my office within the time prescribed
by law, to shew cause if any why said letters
should not be granted.
Given under mv hand at office this Nov 5. 1833
MICAJAH HENLEY c. c. o.
Nev. 11 uibin 135
Georgia, Lincoln County.
WHEREAS Jacob Am.nons, ap
plies to mo for Leiters of Admin*
istration, with the will annexed on tho es«
tate of Jacob Amnions Sent, ofsaidcoun
ty deceased.
All persons concerned are hereby no*
lifted io be and appear at my office with
in tho time prescribed by law to shs'w
cause (if any) why said let ers should not
be granted.
Given under mv hand al office Nov. 5.
MICAJAH HENLEY, c. c. o.
Nov. 11 ts 135.
Georgia, Lincoln County.
Elisha Weathets ap
▼ V plies for letters of administration
on the estate of Dianna Galbet late of
said county' deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite the kin
dred and creditors of said deceased to be
and appear at my office within tho time
preset ibed by law to shew cause, if any
w y said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this
Nov. 5 1833.
M. HENLEY, c. c. o.
Georgia, Lincoln County.
WHEREAS Silvanus Rendrick, Guardian
for Elizabeth Atha, bath petitioned the
Court of Ordinary of said County for Letters
if Dismission from his said Guai dianship.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all persons concerned to be and appear at my
office within the time prescribed by law, shew
cause (if any why said letters should not be
granted.
Given under my hand at office this 27th daj
‘ >f November 1833.
MICAJAH HENLEY, c.c. o-
Dec 2 144 21
months after date application will be
made to the court of ordinary of Lincoln
coin t for leave to sell three negroes—Peter, Case
and child belonging to Cliapley R Strather a
minor, for the benefit of said minor.
JOHN G. STRATHER, Guardian.
>3 136 >i:4in
FOUR months after date applicaiion
will be made to the court us ordina
ry of Lincoln county for leave to sell the
real estate of Mark Golden late of Lin
coln county deceased for the benefit us
the Heirs and creditors of said esta'e.
VINCENT LOCKHART, Adm'r.
Nov. 5. ni4m 145
"brought tojail~
IN Jacksonboro*, Sctiven county, on
the sth February last a Negro Wo
man, SARAH, about 30 or 35 years old,
dark complexion and has lost her fire
teeth, says she belongs to one William
While, a Negro speculator, that she run
away about Ist of Feb. from her master in
Hamburg, S. C. and that her master had
recently brought her from Maiyland.
The owner is requested to come for.
ward, pay* expenses, prove ike Negro to
be his and take her away.
JOHN C. FERRILL, Jailor S. C.
Dec. 2 3t 144
20 DOLLARS REWARD,
be given for a Pocket Book
T V and Contents of about one Hun
dred and Twenty dollars in five and ten
dollar Bills, in S. C. money, supposed to
be lost from Me Callistois waggon Yard
neat the upper market to A Craige’s, on
Friday evening Dec. 13th 1833. Any
person finding the above Pocket Book 4«
contents shall receive • he above rewradby
Leaving it with A, f .uige.
J. ELLERBE.
Dec. 16 3t 105
20 DOLLARS REWARI?
RUMAWAY from the subscriber, a
Negro fellow named ISHAM, a
likely fellow six feet two or three inches
high, and a very pleasing countenance.
It is suspected he has got a free pass.—
The above reward will be paid to any
person who will return said Negro to me,
about ten miles below Sumterville or
lodge him in Goal so that I mav procure
him.
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Dec 27 31 154
SALES.
100 NEGROES for Sal”
ON the 10th and 11th days of January next,
tn the Court House in Charlotte, Mecklen
burg County, North-Carolina, 1 will sell
103 iNegroes,
the property of IViili.im Davidson, by virtue of
two Deeds ufTrust to me executed by the said
Davison, for the benefit ofthe Bank of Newbern,
John Irwin, Samuel McComb and others.—
Terms, Cash.
W MORRISON, Trustee.
Charlotte, N. C. Sept bth, 1833. 110
The Editors of the following papers will in
sert the above advertismeut, once a week, until
■.he first of January next and Toward a paper im
mediately with their accounts to this office for
settlement, viz*. The Times and Gazette, Colum
bia, S. CCourier, Augusta and Journal, Mil
ledgeville, Ga.; Spirit of the Age, Tuscaloosa,
Journal, Montgomery mid Register,Mobile, Ala
hama.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
fII HE Subscriber offers for sale five "hundrd
I acres of well 'unproved land, (two hundred
of which is cleared.) hying in the lower part of
Lincoln county near Savannah river. The place
is well adapted to farming, is healthy and con
venieutly situated.
For terms apply to the subscribe! or to M. J.
WALKER Esq. of Augusta.
JAMES LOCKHART.
Nov. 13' 136 wlrn
A BRICK YARD
To Tease,
THE SUBSCRIBER will Lease sot
one or more yeais, the Brick Yaid
near the upper end of (ho city of Augus
ta, with all iis appurtenances. Any persons
desirous of entciing into this business can
learn further partieulais by applying to
P. 11. CARNES.,
Dec. 6 ts 146
FRESH FALL GOODS.
STOVALL & IIAMLEN
HAVE received by late arrivals, their Fall
and Winter Slock of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
COMPm-ING
A splendid variety of Articles in the FANCY
and DRV GOOD line—selected with great care
in New-York, from recent importations.
N - . B.— Customers and Country Merchants
are solicited to call, ami examine our Stock,
which will be sold at fair prices for cash, or ap
proved paper, at
NO. 287 BROAD-STREET.
wif 132
CHARLES LABUZAN,
WILL CONTINUE THE
COMMISSION BUSINESS
. IN AUGUSTA.
A ND solicits the patronage of the friends of
riL the late firm of A Slaughter &, C. La
buzan. and of the planters generally. The sale
of Cotton and the purchase of Goods wi 1 be at
tended to 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
CHARLES JL. KALL,
COACH MAKER
HAS just received, from the Northern Manu
factories oi i>is own selection a complete
ASS lITMENT OF
PbEASVUE carriages
consisting of Coaches. Barouches, gig's, Su|-
keys, Buggies, and fancy Wagons, Si having an
Agent at Newark, wishes to receive orders for,
Carriages ; No pains will be spared to. procure
articles to please purchasers,
ALSO,
On hand of his own Manufacture Coa hes
Gigs, Barouches and Sulkeys. Repairing in all
its various branches at short notice.
Ellis-Street, rear of the U. S. Hotel.
Dec 6 146 tw,
’wc&Tarw’srsWi
A U G US TA.
‘ OLICIT a continuance of patronage from
their friends a«d the ]»uldrc. Their COT
TON WAREHOUSE, is all wood; but toplace
their customers on quite as safe a footing, as
those who Store in Brick Buildings, all Cotton
Stored with them, is fully insured against Fire
in the Office of the Augusta Insurance and Bank
ing Company, without any additional ehaige
against the owners. They will at all times make
liberal advances on Cotton in Store for sale, or
to be shipped to their friends elsewhere; either
in this country or Europe.
Sept_27 H 6 ts
Rates of Storage and Commis
sion,
REVISED and adopted unanimously by the
Ware-House Keepers in the City of Angus
ta, July 2d, 1832:
Ist month, Ea b mo. afte.
Bale cotton 25 cts 12J cts
Barrels and Qr. casks 25 12
Hogsheads (large) 75 37£
do (small) 50 25
Pipes 60 26
Tierces 37<J 18
Trunks 37i 18J
Kegs shot or lead 37i 18£
do Nails 25 12}
Cotton bagging pr. ps. 12<J C}
Cotto Rope 12} 4
8 4
Bacon per piece 2 1
Chairs 12j 6}
Bed Steads 50 25
Carriages (4 wheel) $2 00 1 00
do (2 do ) 100 50
Jersey &. oth’r wagons 1 00 50
Crates (large) 76 37(
do (small) 60 25
Stills 50 25
Anvils 12£ 6}
Castings per piece 4 2
Iron per bar 3 2}
All small packages 12}
Boxes and bales merchandize, 25, 60, 75 and $1
according to size.
Re-weighing cotton 12} cfs. per bale and if Be
Stored the owner is subjected to extra Storage
Cotton sold by Factors not subject to storage
until, the expiration of 15 days.
Commissions f oi selling - cotton 50 cents pi bale,
do for acceptances 2} per cent
do foradvancingmoney in ) o ,
all cases per. et
for receiving and forwarding goon
50 per cent on the first month’
storage,
NEW GROCERY.
fJXHE Subscriber has opened a GROCE R
JL SI ORE in Augusta, in the house coin
mouly called Danforth’s Biick Building, just
below Dr. Wray’s Druggist store, north side of
Broad-street, which is conducted bv Mr Au
gustin Slaughter. He enters inthe small way
into fair competion in the trade of the place, and
will be very thankful to bis friends and the pub
lic for such encouragement as they may think
proper to afford. His assortment composes, a
mongst other articles, the following
Extra prime Gun Powder and Hyson TEAS, at
smaller retail and in caddies
Prime Pouchong, (a black Tea)
Extra prime, and other qualities Loaf Sugar
R al Mocha Coffee, Garracmijla do. a superior
article
Common green do. i
Prime new Rice
Brown Havana Sugar, prime White do., St.
Croix do.
Pilot Bread, Butterand Water Crackers
Fine Cheese, Buckwheat Flour
Superior Goshen Butter
Potatoes, tried and much approved
Sperm Candles, Soap and Chocolate
Cayenne Pepper
Raisins in boxes and half boxes,at smaller retail
Superior Segars superior Primes ta boxes of
about Ju lbs.
Good Champagne Wine, by he basket or bottle,
Fine Madeira Wine, Terreriffe and Sherry da.
Dry and sweet Malaga do. of good quality
Superior Cognac and Champagne Brandy
Do. Holland Gin
Northern Rum and Gin, New-Orleans Whiskey
A great variety of SWEET MEATS ami PIC
KLE-i, made from the best English and French
receipts, and believed to be of superior quality.
ALSO,
A few French, English, East and West India
PRESERVES.
CHARLES F. RANDOLPH
The pudersigned has the management of the
above Establishment, and respectfully solicits of
his friends and the public, such portion of their
patronage as they may think he degorves.
AUGUSTIN SLAUGHTER.
Nov. 27 8 w 4 142
REM O VA L.
Ws> a
Hare removed their Stock ts >HUES to .¥<>. 2~6, '
directly opposite their old slan t in Kerrs S;
Grahams new range thtee do,rs above the
Globe Hotel, ivhcre they are now recciuin ir
300 Packages of fresh ROOTS_&i. 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 ami 9hoes
3000 do do kip do do do
5000 do do coarse do, do do
2500 do boy’s and children's coarse and
fine Shoes
3000 do ladies I’runello, Morrncco Sealskin
and Leather Boots, Shoes ami Slip
pers
500 pair ladies and gentlemen’s water proof
Boots and Shoes
500 do do do do Carpet and do do
Mockisans
ID” Also, a large Stock of LEATHER, such
as Harness and Skirting, Sole and Upper Lfea- ■
ther, New-Yoik, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Calf Skins. Sealskins, Buckskins, Moitocco and
Lining Skins, stout coarse Leather for Negro
Shoes, also, Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees, Shoe
Ihreadand all the rmUeriafs and Tools for
manufacturing all of which will be offered to
the consumer and dealer at reduced prices.
B. W. FORCE 4’ Co.
B-T* 1’ ORCE Co’». Boot-arid Shoe Factory,
in the rear entrance through their St'ofe ; -where
Boots and Shoes of every description are marie
and repaii ed.
Oct 11 122 ts
5&5218 ÜBiE"a» W 3
Truly grateful for past favors rece ivedat the hand
of a generous public, take this method of return
ing their most sincere thanks, and lespedfully
solicit a continuance cfffulrongge al the
AUGUSTA
Ladies Confectionary,
Where will at all times be found a general
assortment of CONFECTION ARIES, such as
Chrystalized, Transparent Sugar and Guin
toys,
R°ck 'I Springs' '
Lemon j Pound
Mint I Sugar
Rose | Queen
Sassafras I Macaroni* I
Barley w Cocoauut I
Hoarhound Lemon i ”
Cinnamon Biack .
f ream and And
Blown | Ginger J
Pine Apples j Ci Pine Apples')
Crab Apples I J® Limes I l "c
Pears | Oranges '
Figs | co Ginger >■_
Plumbs Citron 1
Greengages t~< Plumbs 5
Quinces Dates ft
Ch anges and ft Tamarinds 1-tB
Lunes j 53 Peaches j
Pei feet Love L. P. Madeira
Life of Man \ »■ W. Champaign
Rose ■ R Champaign ,
Clove f J’jl Sherry
Cinnamon ! Port |
Mint \ S Muscat
Tansey j Claret
Ginger k Teneriffe " I
Noyeau * £■* And I •
Anniseed and y Marseilles
f oflee / U J
ALSO,
FRUITS
OF ALL DISCRIPTIONS IN SEASON.
Together with sundry other articles such as,
French Fancy Chyslalized Work, Pasteries, Al
monds, Raisins, Filberts, Brazil Nuts. English
Walnuts, Pt unes, Dates, Orgeat, stuffed Olives,
Mustard, Mats, Market Baskets, Willow Cradles
and Carriages.
ALSO, O2V THE RIVER
10 boxes Lemons
1000 Oranges
All the above articles we will be able to sell
as low as any other House in the place.
Oct 30 130
MINCE PIES.
Families can be supplied with hot
Mince Pies, daily, by sending between
11 and 2 o’clock, to
LAJ/BACK &, RUSE’S Confeciionarv
Dec 18
Chairs.
"g CANE, Flag and Wood
Sear, and Rocking Chairs,
Various Qualities and prices, now recei
ving, and for sale by
G. H. METCALF.
Dec 6 146
RICHMOND
BATH AC ADE 1H Y.
I Exercises of this Institution will be re
.IL sumed under the superintemlence of the
subscriber, on the first MONDAY in January
next. The Propiietors ts tnis Institution, im
pressed with the belief thai there is no place in
(be Southern country, which combines more
advantages fur a permanent School, are resolv--
ed to neglect no means to render it in the high
est • egree useful, and woithy of publie confi
dence and patronage. Witn this view, they
have determined at much expense, to alter and
iniproye the buildings in such a manner, as to
afford every accommodation both to the Teach
eis ami p U pi] s . To those who are acquainted
with the location, it is unnecessary to say, that
tjie climate is as pure as ia any section of the
bouthei u country. The health of the place is
ptoveibtal. So Ctr as the advantages of good
society may be considered as giving it a claim to
public encouragement, it is believed tfiere is no
Seminary, which, in this respect, stands upor»
higher ground. Believing it to be of the highest
importance to Jht pupil, both as respects his
moral deportment ami literary advancement,
thatjhe should be as much as possible under the
immediate tuition of the Teachers, arrange
ments have been made, at no small expense, by
the subscriber, to accommodate with board, in
his own family, those pupils whose parents and
gnaidians may wish to avail themselves of those
advantages. By this arrangement, the Teach
ers will be able to devote their whole time, both
in and out of School, to the instruction of their
pupils. In addition to the branches usually
taught in English and Classic Schools, the scho
lar may be qualified, if desired, to commence
with advantage the study of any of the learned
professions. Having been many years engaged
as a leacher, in the State, and his peculiar mode
of teaching, having proved eminently success
ful, tho subscriber deems it unnecessary to make
any remarks with regaid to l.is claims to public
confi lence. Upon tins point he would net only
refer to those who have patronized the Listitu
, tution since under his superintendence, bnt also
toothers, to whom he has been formerly known
as a teacher.
r-t 4n „ r °T IS SMITH.
Richmond Bath Dec 3. 1833.
_ Dec. 9 bv Feb. 147
TRICIIMON D AC a dem YF~
tIL Exercises ol this institution will
be lenewed on the Just day of
January next, under the direction of the
Rev. Henry Reid us Rector and Mr.
McMillan as Englts 1 Teacher; — Tcrtns
as beielufure. The long experience ai d
w ell kuown success of Mr. Reid in leadi
ing. are si.ffi< ie.it, it is believed, to con-*
vpicc the public i 1 the advoniages n<>\v
oft'eit’d in the Academy. Mr. McAZil
lan i» the idle Rector of die HYZ/.cs a!-
cadenty, and kts Rt’Ci titiuet.duUous uit oi
(he highest character.
By order <1 the Trnstc.-v.
JAMES M’LAVVS, clerk.
Dec. 23
Classical ScV.onl
MR. SWIF'I, w< u'd li-vp Citi I \ ii, foii .ihe
pu 'lie that as soon the m , c*’ss<iry ur
rageinents can be coniptcn <1 h. will open n
Classical and English bclmol i»> tip. bu.ldin>.’ <»■
M’i tosh street, belonging t (1 the Estat, of the
late Dr. Waikms, anti lately occupied as on < ffice
by Di’s. Dugas and Eve. M- would le fer
those disposed to patronize him to ’ ■,
Rev. Mr. Ford, Mr. IF. Catlin
Dr. L. D. Ford, Hon. Sarifls -
del Hale, Hon. Jno Forsyth.
N B—Application may l, e made at the Book
Store of Messrs. Richards and Gaaalil, or to
Mi. S. a' the Planter’s Hotel, where Terms and
other paiticulars will be made known.
__Nev. 20 138
NIGHT SCHOOLS
For Anting, Arithmetic and
Hook-Keep ing,
Mil. CHARLES Will open lug Night
bCHUUt o» Monday Evening next,
al 7 o clock, p. m at hu residence, on Camp
bel! street. 1
The Brauches to be taught are, Penmansfrip
Arithmetic and Book keeping, by Single and
double Entry.
Young gentlemen wishing to acquire a f IW!
expeditious Running Hand aie n, formed that
by Mr Charles’ system, they can aequite ii i„
as short a time h by any system now taugl t m
the United States. A. y wHiing. however de
formed, cramped. or stiff,wib in a short ti no be
reformed into a handsome, free, expeditibug
permanent band, suited to every purpose of lifo
and business. • > ■ ■
Mr Charles’ svstem of Book Keeping w ill b e
found to be imculiarly suited to the busmiss us
this place.
Anemia, 23 I Oct.
EDUCATION. ~
ar is proposed «u open a .<hc.nl on Monday
the I,;|i Lest, in a lic useoti McKinne Stree t
near the Spring nu :< i ihe < havgeot well q,.ali
tied teacher. Parents and guardians desirous of
aval mg themselves of ( | )e advantages it may
present, will be informed of all necessary par
ticulars ou applica imi to.
.. JW. HARPE#
November 6 100 ,
ETTUCAI’IuA.
AGRA DU \TE of one of the Ni w-Eng'and
Colleges, whose testimonials are ample,
whois well y.Tst <1 in the French Language,
would be happy to . ngng. as ’ e-ich-r io »n a-’
giee.ilde Family, or tn connection with suing te
special,le 1 cstitmion. Letters addressed to L
G T . and left at this Office, will meet with
prompt attention. 3 lw 132 Nov 29
GTirniTE;
MINIATURE PAINTER,
AT THE
jpaAsraanas siLO'aa-/
Uec 23 153
GAW,
THE subscriber having opened an of.
ftce in Augusta,tenders his profesion
al set vices in the counties of Richmond,
Columbia, Washington, Burke, Jefferson,
Scriyen, Tattnall, Emanuel, anti Mont
gomery; all business confided lo him shall
be promptly and punctually attended to.
GEORGE SCHLEY.
Dec. 9 if 147
Brought to Augusta Jail, Geo.
ON the 4 h <L'V °f Oct. last, a negto
man nanteJ George, says he belongs
to James K< ''h e dy, of Tennessee, near
Huntsville,George is 5 feet 7 inches high
Dark complexion, and about 30 j eats old.
Also on the 20th iusf. a man calls himself
James, says he belongs to Doctor Wm.
Terrell of Sparta Ga. James is 5 feet 4
inches high. Dark complexion and about
45 years old, and has a Scar on bis right
knee, which he says was done by an axe.
Owners of said negroes is requested to
Come forward pay expenses and take
them fiorn Jail.
H. B, FRAZER, Jailor.
„ Dec. 23 ts 15:3