About Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1834)
eventually bo redeemed at pir value. There is a provision of the charier, how ever, which subjects the persons and pro perty of the original stockholders, and those holding stock by transfer,, to the payment of its bills, in proportion to the amount of stock owned, by which some of the holders of the bills have been ena bled to obtain not only the amount of the b its, but the cost ofsjit and interest upon these bills as the testimony ofMr Whee b>r shows.—The spirit of favoritism which seems to have influenced the < per’ aliens of this bank, while in character, appears not to have forsaken it now in disrepute. For while creditors at home have sacrificed their claims at various los ses from twelve and a half to sixty six percent, discount a debt of sl6, or 18, 000 has been paid, dollar for dollar, 'o the firm of Ogden, Ferguson, & Co. of New York. It is difficult to recognize the propriety of injury being sustained by the citizens of our State, while those of other States are held harmless from loss. And it would be unjust to suggest that any fur ther or greater sacrifice should be submit ted to by tho c who have as yet alone submitted to it. One fact more and your committea will conclude; oppression to this bank,has been resorted to, for the purpose of diverting public consul e from the authors of this wanton injury, upon the rights and pro perty of the people of Georgia. To the unjus’ifiable imprudence of the Bank, can alone be attribired their mis fortune, and our injury. This institution was not compelled to Saspond its operations, because the funds which it had reported but a lew days be fore to the Executive Department, as sol vent were not available, to relieve its pressures—but because, those .funds thus reported were not solvent. The bank had sought a lean from (ho several banks of he City of Augusta, of slqo,ooo, tu sustain itself. An assurance was given it by the president < f the Branch Slate Bank, that if it would permit two disin terested and competent poisons io exam ine i s condition and they should rbport it solvent, the !<>an would be immediately grained. The bank with a distaste then, as now fur investigation, declined the proposition—hence its utter insolveucy, mid not oppression on the part of others caused its failure. From an impartial re view of the facts, your committee tlSsert without hesitation, that the conduct of the hank hasjustly forfeited not only the con fidence of the Legislature, but of the whole community. They therefore re com trend the adoption of the follow ng Resolution— Tin l the Attorney Gen firal be instructed to instirutpj 'dicial pro ceedings against the J/erchants’un<l Plan ners’ Bank, for the purpose of procuring a forfeiture of said charter, and that a copy of ibis report together with the evi dence be furnished him. The committee also recommend the fid .priori <>f the following resolution , Resolved by the S note and House of Representatives of the State of Giorgio, Tjta' n« bills of the Merchants’ and Plan Bank of Augus’a, shall at any time be received into the Treasury of the State, (except from public officers liuthorizfd by resolu'io/'.s of this Legisla tive to.deposite them.) or in payment < f anv debt due to the Slate, or to any agent of die same, as such—and thqt no agent or officer <<f the State, be allotted to make any depo&ite in die said Bank, but at his individual jri k adventure. In House of Representatives. Agreed to, 19th Decembet, 1533, ” THOMAS GLASCOCK; 7 Speaker of the House vs Represent aives' Auest. J 'scrii Sturgcs, CfirZ-.. In Senate, concurred in 20th Det 1833 JACOB WOOD. President of the Senate. Attest, John A. Cuthbert. Secretary, i The Ros«hlti*nis approved,D>c 21 1833 WILSON LUMPKIN. Governor, ' '•——. J 'J.IL'M"" 1 11. 1 ■" A1? 0 Monday? 3. i 334 We will be the more readily excused for ma king no Very long speeches to day, when our. readers learn, that the Northern Stage this morning, brought about 40 Bushels of that kind of article. Is it any wonder the Mail is so often behind its proper periods! New-York dates to Monday, 27:h uit. received by ship La Fayette at Charleston. Saturday. 29th,—Great fall of stocks and uni teisal panic, and a large failure of a respectable Broker—Very little doing in cotton—3so Up lands 9 12a 11. .We are indebted to the Hon. J. P Ring for the Speeches of Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Benton. in pamphlet f >rm. . TheCotnmis toners of the Georgia Rail Road Company are now in session at Mr. Mtcou’s Of fice. Jr is important to remark, that by the Charter, the Books are to be kept open ten days, and a subscription of $500,000 is necessary to the formation oft! e Company. Augusta is al tutted 1300 shares. Ihe Steam Boat Water Nymph, destroyed in laming round trom Macon to Savannah, was ■Rfi’d by a Company in Savannah and Darien. Ehe j-org« Washington has gone to the wreck Ro save the Machinery. A£en. Lx FaTETTE is about again to visit the V. States. May it tranquillize our agitated Country. T. Lehrs, J jo. has been elected Ordinary of Charleston District. -It was reported in Philadelphia, that Doctor Sutherland had received the post of Post Mas ter General. The Macon Jockey Club Races hare been postponed till the 2d Tuesday in April. The Friends of the Union, in Chatham county, ate called to a meeting, at the Exchange, in Sa vannah, on Wednesday next, to adopt such measures as the conduct of the Nullifiers render Jecessary, Verbum Sap. The splen’id Melo-Drania ‘df >Timour the Tartar, will be brought out To-Night, in the Circus, in a very splendid manner. Mure Grammar.— What Editor, after expres sing his satisfaction with a certain arrangement, said “we done it with much reflection,” &c ? SAVANNAH RACES. Mr. Haun’s Plato was the only horse entered the first day. He Walked over the course, says the Republican, and took the shiners, (S7OO ) His paraphrase of Coto’s solilcquy should there fore hrve been, “ Plato, Thou” walkest “well”—not “ runneth.” It is our lot to supervise the accuracy of the Republican. Second day’s purse was won by Mr. Haun’s Rattlesnake in 2 heats. Time, first heat, Gm. 10s. 2nd. in do Track heavy Third day’s purse was also won by Mr. Haun’s gray horse Gov. Hamilton in 2 heats. Time, first heat, 4m 12s. 2d. in do. The contest on the second day was between only two horses, Rattlesnake and Mt. Monlmol lin’s Patscy IFetlldce On the third day, Gov. Hamilton, S. B. Wallace’s Rasselas, and Dr. Wilson’s colt Saxe Coburg contended for the prize. The latter was withdrawn after the firs' heat. For the 4th day «re entered, for the Handi vap, Patsey Wallace, Saxe Cuburg, RaSielas, Mr Hau 3s Cannibal and S. B. Wallace’s Sally Hamilton. FIRE I About 2 o'clock this morning, our city was aroused by the cry of Fire. The Farmer's Ho tel, kept by J. J. B/rd, E-q was found to be on fire, and the flames had progressed so far, that many of the boarders escaped with only their under clothes. It commenced in the cel lar probably in the Shoe Black’s apartment. The building belonging to Mrs. Jones, of Phi ladelphia, was insured in the Charleston Office, Mr. By id, whose Furniture, &c. was burnt and injured, we believe, had no insurance. The Farmer's Hotel was the front building of the Fire-Proof Ware House of Messrs. Mason & Randle, not a bag of whose cotton received the slightest injury; None of it was moved, ex cept 8 or 10 bales mar a side door, thro’ which the flames appeared. Th re were about 6000 bales in the House. Thfe Hotel Consisted of three Tenements—the upper one in which the fire originated, was all consumed, from the roof to the cellar—the root only of the second tenement was entirely destroy, d to the first fl tor, which was saved, and the third fene. meat but comparatively little injured. This, we believe, was the first time a fl >or has been saved in this city, when all above it Iris been consum ed, and was owing to the powerful operation of the Fire Engines which were fully sup-died with water from the opposite Hydrant. Indeed, but for windows, which were strangely put tn the parapetted gables, the fire would have been ar rested in th- first tenement, and the window was discovered too late in the second to arrest sud denly the consequences, which were the result of its existence. This discovery saved the third.— We are requested by several gentlemen uncon nected with the Fire Companies, tp bear public testimony to their«activity and efficiency, on this occasion. The big Engine, No. 1, of the Independent Fire Company, powerfully manned as she was, and judiciously directed, was a IFatrr-S/ioirt. io reality. The present occasion reminded ns of an April day—if there were showers, the sun shout too— if there were tears, they were not unadorned with smiles. Several incidents could not have been witnessed wit out smiling even in the glare of the dreadful clement. A gentleman who had exposed hiirtself very much on (he parapet wall throwing w Ater on the roof, when he saw all was safe, descended, and very coolly began whistling up a, favorite dog, which had followed bis master to the file. A Musician, in the house, who lost every thing, lamented only his Tuning Fork pnd a Cost ,\n buyer considered he hid lost his all i:i the destruction of his Gimbld. His t'tmkof clothes, &c. which he hid lost, it was observed, were more valuable. "Ah !” said he, •* the gimblet m ide them all.” M ssr< Lockhart Si Na-ulee were true to their promise about Fat Meats. On Saturday morning, titfer Stall in the Market was tastefully ornamented. The heads of the slnughtered bul locks were placed over theif behfeh, their horns adorned with ribbons of various, colors, and ar tificial flowers The stall was covered with a per fectly white sheet of cloth,and two archss sprung froin the centre,w ith appropriate hoi ks.on which were distributed the dissected poitions of the beef, with pigs, mutton, fcc. The b’feef was very fine, raised by Col. Fitesintons; and the promis ed Hoo was a wonder It was of the Guinea bre.qd—very fat—l 3 months old, and weighed 325 lbs. Its head, weighing H>s., was sole for $4 00. It was faised in this city, by Mr. Bouyssou. One of the Muttons weighed 154 lbs —a hindquarter, which was sold for $8 62<J, was carried to Savannah. The heaviest t>ul lock weighed 972 lbs. The big mutton was from Noith Carolina. We wish we cottlj more fre quently see such sights in our market. Duel.—We understand that a duel « as fought on the morning of the 26th ult. at Coosawatchie, between Col. Benjamin Allston and Col Isaag W. Hatne, The parties engaged t > fire, we are informed, nt five pa<~es. Col. Al ston was shot in both thighs, we understand, dangerous ly. Col. Hayne received the ball of his antago nist in the fleshy part of one of his thighs, which wound, we are told, it is not thought will be at tended with any serious inconvenience.— South ern Patriot. Loss by fire of the Steam Boat Water Nymph, from Macon for Savannah.— We learn by tbe pilot of this boat [a colored man J that said boat left Darien for Savannah on Sunday last about 9 o’clock, with about 500 bales cotton on board 1 hat on the night of that day, immediately af ter cr ssing St. Catharine’s Sound, the boat was discovered to be on fire on the boiler deck and in less than ten minutes after she was in a blaze. She was run ashore on Milligan’s Island. All the cotton was burnt with the exception of aoout 209 bales thrown overboard, 150 of which were carried to sea, 48 passed down tne Sound, and 2 picked up by Capt. Deverger We regret to state, that a negro woman and h-r grand child, owned by Messrs. Low, Taylor Sy Co. of this city, have been burnt to death. They were in the Cook’s Office, and had n« op . portuaity toescape. The captain* crew aadthe other pussOi gers, fwith tfae cxctJpjldn of the engineer and pilot.) 30 in all, went on board the sloop Jackson, Capt. Dcvdiger, from Sunbury bound to this port, but not y-1 arrived. We leatn that (her? w*s no insurance on the boat which was totally consumed Most of the cotton, principally consigned to Messrs. J. Stone 6z Co. was insured. The engineer, Mr. Holland, who has since reached this city, confirms the above, and states that the survivors had barely time to escape Gapt. White alone saved any trunk, (he rest lost every th ng.—- Sav. Georgian. ~ **■—’'i —n ——w xs——-m —lw exi —■numr* ttj?*The Gentleman who removed or saw removed a BOX OF SPECIE,from the Counung Room of Mason & Randle, will confer an obligation by calling and giving what information relating to the matter ho may bo posessed of and oblige his obt. servti. MASON & RANDLE. February 3 15 it The Subscribers tender their thunks to their friends and the public generally, lor their exeilions in assisting to save iho portion of their goods stored under (he Farmers Hotel, which this morning. STUART & BENT. February 3 15 It : - NCyrrcK ——— ; Z IIHE owners and occupants of Lots nre re " quested to have the Dirt . n their piemise, placed in the street on or before 9, A. M. ac cording to the Ordinance regulating the games which allows nothing to be thrown in the street after that hour. All persons offend ng against the same will be reported to Council at their fii st regular meeting. PETER GALLAGHER, Street Office. Jan 22 10 1 f IN OTIC K ““ THE Book Accounts due the late firm of Luke Reed, Si Co. are in the hands of Mr. J. S Camfield, for Collection, to whom, all indebted will make immediate paymeh't The Notes due, the concern, will be found with Andrew J. Miller, E q. As it is necessary, that out business should be brought to a close, tl o;e indebted to us. must make immediate payment, to save the costs of suits. LUKE REED, FRED’K. S THOMAS. Surviving pa -tners of the late firm I LUKE HEED. & Co. C /Jan 22 i 0 g WAITED An old Uetail License. WE wish to Purchase an old Licence f>r which the Cash will be paid, it early application ho made to LAMBACK 6l rtUSE. 1 Jan 31 14 TOM ECHAWICS. TH K plan and specifications for the Edifice of Ihe Medical College of Georgia, to be built in this city, and completed by the Ist of October, may be seen on Tuesday next,4'h Feb ru.iry, ar the Drug Store of A Cunningham Sf Co. and every day theieafter. till the 15:h Feb ruaiy, by which time those wishing to confract, will offer their Proposals to Dr Foul, Secretary of the Building Comm ttee. Security for the faithful pet formanceofthe contract will lie re quired and every information desirable in the premises, will be given, on application to ALEX CUNNINGHAM, 1 to M. ANTONY, 5. PAUL F. EVE, S JOS. A. EVE, j. g McWhorter, L. a. DUGAS, S’ L D. FORD, J ? January 31, 1831 5 14 Ik/’lhe havansah Georgian will please insert the above twice- STEAM BOAT OFFICE, » Savannah, January 4lh, 1834. f THE Stockholders of the S'eatn B ,at Company of Georgia, are request' ed to meet at their office in Savannah, on Tuesday, 4th February, at (11) eleven o’clock, A. M. for the purpose < f Consid ering die expediency of constructing a Cam.l or Rail Road from Augusta to Hershman’s Lake, agreeable to an act passed at the late session of the Legisla ture. WM. E. LONG, Scc’ry. S. B. Co. Jan 10 10l 5. “steam-boat office;, Savditnah. January 6th 1834. DIVIDEND. No. 20. THE Board of Director’s of the Steam Boat C ompany, of Geovgiu, have this day <le clated a Dividend of thirty six dollars per share or. the profits of the Company for cigtif mouths past which will be payable a’t this t mce, to the Stockholders or their li-gal representatives on and after Monday the 20th List. WM. E LONG, > Treasurer of Sham Boat Comnany. Jan 10 - .. . 5 5l Office Augusta Insurance and Hank ing Company \)th January 1834. THE Board of Duectors have this day de clared a dividend of 4 per cent, to be paid 'to the Stockliolddis, out of the profits ,of the last .six months—and that the sum of three dollars • per share, be added to the capital Stock out of : he profit of the Bank heretofore unappropriated —the <livi lend first mentioned will be paid on demand. I By orrler of the Board. ROBERT WALTON — Cashier. Jan 10 6 5 Fire Compatvj JLolterj. r ri HE Agent* of the Augusta Independent Fire r ’ A Company Lottery, who have not already done so, are requested to ir ake immediate lee turns to Wm. P Beers. Esq of Augusta, prepa ratory to a final settlement of the same. Hold ers of Tickets too, by advising Mr. Beers’ of th fict, will facilitate and hasten the conclusion of this protracted business. By order of the Board of Commissioners. JOHN J. BYRD, Scct'y. O’ The Editors of the Savannah Georgian, Milledgeville Journal and Federal Union ami Athens Banner, will please to copy this adver tisement once and notice the same under the Edi torial head. Jan 17 8 if Wines and Cordials. ■MADEIRA, Sherr.y,s Teneriffe, xVJL Vlalmsy, Malaga, Muscat, Burgun dy, llbenish, Cl net, Port Champaigne, also a few Baskets of still Champaigne, a superior article Cm dials French aud American of every kind. N. SMITH. Jan. SI 14 #20,09«, $5,000, 75 ot 500 DOLLARS. On Friday next, will be received the drawing of the Literature Lottery. Cla ss No. 5, contain tng (lie above wjth other prizes of $20&), $ 15, 00, 1210, 85 of 200, &C. &C1 o_/ A lew Quarters ($2 25, each) remain un called for ; for in ti e Maryland, No 2, to t>e re ceived I O MORROW—Capitals $30,000, $lO 000, 20 of 1600, &c. £fc, for w hich or the above, early application must be made at “ Drawing of the Literature, No. 4, 62, 30, 4, 39, 14. 19, 68, 6, 12, 59, 48. Feb 3 15 B YWEDNES DA Y MORN IN Al Maryland State Lottery, No. 2—Capital. $30,000, SIO,OOO, 6000, 5000, 2822, 20 of 1500, Tickets $9 shares in proportion. BEERS’ Official Prize List. The following are the drawn numbers of the Literature Lottery, Class No. 4. 6i, 30, 4, 39, 14, 19, 68, 6, 12, 69, 48. Lowest Prite, $3. Er* Prizes sold and cashed at » BEERS’ Fortunate Lottery Office, 241, Broad-Street. iU" Address orders to W. P. BEERS Feb 31 jg ~COTILLtON PARTIES. MR- respect fully informs ilia Ladies and Gentleman of Au gus.u and its vicinity, dial bis first Cotil li n I aity will take pljce in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday Evening next,-sth •list. 15 2i February 3 Newtown Pippins. 50 Bbls Pippins fine order 100 do Inst) Potatoes Just Received Bv N. SMITH & Co. j. 5 OKAAGPS ~ 10,000, Sweet ORANGES Just Received and for salo By N. SMITH & Co. Feb 3 _ 15 Fresh Shell Barks and Cranber ries. Batrels Fresh She’d Barks 3 do Cranberries Jus Receive from Philadelphia and lor safe by LAMBACK & RUSE February 3 15 ts CANA LF 17)U R Ivcj; 50 Bbls Canal Flour 33 half do do 30 do Bids Buckwheat 30 qr. do do 20 Jerkins Goshen Buller 10 Casks Goshen Cheese 10 Boxes Pine Apple Cheese For Sale Bv N. SMITH & Co. Feb 3 15 ‘ ~ CIDE iT. J. Cranes No. 1 Cider do Albany Ale Just Received bv N. SMITH- Jan. 31 14 Preserves, Pickles, fyc. A LARGE and complete Assurtment of choice Preserves ami Pickles, consisting Limes, Citron, Pine Apples Coco Plums, Guavas, Uic., JFest India. Ginger, Chow Chow, Comiquat Oranges, Dates, Citrons, Marmalades, Canton, Pears, Peaches. Qitnces, American Peaches, Ganges. Apricots, Brandy FfUlt Pickles, Geikius, Onions. Peppers. M in.’oes Mushroom, Walnut and Totnatus, Catsups. Just received and far sale, by N. SMITH Co. Jan 31 14 AUGUSTA RESTORAItTd; KWING sold out oor cut ire iuter- it; the Augusta Restorative t« Messrs Ruse stiff Bogbe.? we with confi dence recommend them to a generous Public, and ake this method of returning our m >st stiiceie thanks for the very It I beral encoufagSment hert’fufuftpj 1 eceived winch will ever be remembered withplea sure, by the truelv grateful. LAMBACK & RUSE. Jan 31 ' - 14' :a Mt. AUGUSTA RESTORATIVE. HAVING purchased of Lambaci Ruse their entire Htetest in the above establish meat, we respectfully solicit a continuance ot the patriAiage so liberally' extended to our pre decessors, which we shall endeavor at all times to merit, oy devoli g the whole of our attei tion to the comfort and convenience of our custom ers, and a strict attention to business. ths BA:a Wil! at all times be furnished with the best wines and Liquors the City will afford. THE TAB&S Will be found equal to any in tbe City, and in tea'dine s at all hours. Fresh Oysters can be had at all times. An attentive nnd accommodating Bar Keeper, together with. Russ Bugbee, will be found al ways at home. FRANCIS N RUSE. SANDFORD BUGBEE. Jen 81 3t 12 DENTISTRY. ’ THE S iberiber respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has localferf himself in Augusta, where he antici pates a permanent residence with his family His resideitce_ is directly opposite the Masonic Hall, where he is now in readiness to wait upon any who msy need his professional services, and hopes by his assiduify atid attention to business, ane from his long experience in the practice of his profession, to merit and receive the confi deuce of the public. . ... , , The subscriber cau 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 prints will be given at least ope,week previous to his leaving the city, in order that persons residing in the countrv may know where he is to be found * E. OSBORN January 15 7 A CARD Messrs Mason and Randle b< le .ve to tender their siusere thanks to b Fellow Citizens in generaf„and to the officers and members of the Independent Fire Company and other fire companies of Augusta especally, for their generous and spirited exertions in saving iheir ‘Aare-House, io tbo late conflagration of the Farmers Hotel. Valuable City Lots for Sale. WILL be S'dd in iho City of Macon, on the second Monday in March next, for a term of ninety-nine years, se verity half acre Lots, on the north-west Common of (fog c j t y o f Macon.—These hits will form a pan of the citv already laid out. The terms will bo one-fifth of ihe purchase money within fwentv-four hours after the sale, the balance in four annual instalments. Bv order'of Council. - * ' WM. G> MACON, CZerfc. Feb 3 2t 15 The Recorder and Federal U. nion, Milledgeville; Chronicle and Cour ter, Augusta; Enquirer and Sentinel, Col umbus; Georgian and Republican, Sa vannah, will, publish the above twice. LODEBAR, FOR SALE. FOR SALE, that well known place for en terta oing Travellers, 17 miles from Au gusta, on the Milledgeville Stage Road, it is a healthy retreat for the citizens of Augusta, during the summer month?. The House is large and commo lious for entertaining Fami lies, with a good Peach nnd Apple Orchard. also, ' 1 A small Stock of CATTLE. HOGS, ' and GOATS, together with the Household FURNI TURE will be sold with the Plantation—the whole on reasonable terms, for Cash or Slavas. Inquire on tile (fietnises of '. h. Johnson. Jan. 29 3tw . J 3 ~~ ARY FOR SALE. ■; FT! HE ut having business out of j JL this country, wishes to dispose of his Con :/. ctionary Establishment, in Savannah, com prising an assortment of CONFECTIONARIES, CORDIALS, BILLIARD TABLES, <Vc. It is situated on the Corner of Bay Lane iml Bull Street, and is considered the best stand in they ity. as much for convenience as for proz imityto' business. For particulars, apply to B EOUYER, Augusta, or to VINCENT NAYEL, Sd»anna7t. Jan 27 - 12 2w Im. 1./1 , NEW-YO vMtolcsale Clothing IVarcfiousc No 68, Pearl biKEEt. HE Sub-scribers,wholesale dealers in ready made CLOTHING, have on hand a large and genera! assortment, inunufactured for the Spring trade, of materials suitable for the south ern and .western ivibikets, and of discription, style, size, &c. to afford satisfaction to purchas ers. Their assortment comprises every article usually required f>r those Markets The artic les are marked at regular and stated prices, and in no case will ihere be the let.st deviation from these prices. A credit of six month# will be given for notes payable at Banks in any part < f tile country ; and when the time is extended, interest wiiKbe charge f at the rate of six per cent, per annum, two and a half per cent, will be allowed for city acceptances, and a very liberal discount for Cash. VAN EPS 00TH0UT, ? No. 68, Pearl street, N. Y. Jan 24 11 w6t COTTON'GINS. y r’TJHE Subscriber takes this ineihod of inform 1. ing the Public, and all Cotton Planters in this State aud e sewhere, wanting COTTON GINS of tht? best quality; made asses (fife either of Boatwright or Campbell and Glaze, (made at the same shops heretofore occupied by Campbell and Glaze-for several years, in Lou isville, Jefferson Co., Ga.) that having bought them out, Gms of the abovetnenlioned plans, will be made and warranted of the Best’double and single Ste> l Breasting; Steel or lion S>-.W PLATES: Cast Steel SAWS, $2 60 per Saw; Iron Saws, $2 per saw. N. B We will al all times have on hand a good stock of either quality, and make repairs al the shortest notice. UT AH orders will be thankful/y received and promptly attended to. JOHN KELLEY. JONATHAN ROBEJl&ON. Louisville. Jefferson Co. Ga. I January \l!h. 1834 .J 4tw 8 ; • Georgia, Richmond County. s■ 4/ HEKEAS Thomas Cunming, Exetcnor ? V on the estate of John R Thompson, de ceased, applies for Letters of Dismission from said estate, All persons concerned are hereby notified to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law to shew cause (if any) why said letters should not be granted.' Given under my hand nt office Nov. 5. GEO. M. WALKER, C. C. O. Jan 29,, 13 w6m GEORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY. WHEREAS Henry Heckle applies for Let teis of Administration od the Estate of John Heckle, deceased. All persons concerned are hereby notified to be and appear at my office within the time pre sented by law to shew cause (if any) why said letters should not be granted Given under my hand at office GEO. M. WALKER, c . c. o. Jan 29 13 w4<n GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY, ? Court of Ordinary, November Term, 1834. j WHEREAS Littlelierry Beat applies for Letters of Administration on tne estate of Nathaniel Beal, decrased, These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned t.» be and appear at my office wi'hinthe time prescribed by law, to shew cause (if anv)wbv said letters should not be i Given? ci fer my hand at office this 29th day of Janua.lß34 GEO. M. WALKER. C. C. O ' Jan. 29, 12 w'lm Georgia, Lincoln County, 1 Court of Ordint ry, January Term, $ WHEREAS, Micajab T. Anthony, Executor on the estate ol Ez ‘kiel Dubose, late of Said county, deceased, hath petitioned the Cour of Ordinary for letters of dismission from said estate, It is therefore ordered' that all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased be ai d appear at my office, within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause if any why said letters should not begyaated. . .■> ■ Given under ma hand at Office this 14th Jan uary 1834. MICAJAH HENLEY, C.-C.O. Jan 17 8 m fit FOUND. A SILVER . TABLE SPOON has been found 4>y a Servant, which the owner can have by paying for this advertisement, and giving a trifinj-reward tothe fiadcr*. BY J. MARSHALL, WILL BE SOLD, At the I-o i-er Market House,in this city. To-Mor row Morning betweenthe usual hou-s of sale. A pair of Carriage HORSES- Colour, rey gentle in Harness ar,d warranted in every respect. Terms at sale Feb 3 , , ... 15 , BY J. MAttSHAVL? - WILL BE SOLO, without the least reserve 00 Wednesday Night, the sth Inst at 7 o’clock, * f.n Invoice of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, *- « Among which are three pieces 7 E£IRA superfine bhek Silk Velvet seven ty pieces Si'k Bandanna Handkerchiefs, Opera Si ; ks. white and black figured Gro de Naps, bla< k Silk Vesting, Umbrella Silks, Satins e,v gant crape shawls and scat f, silk and fancy shawls, scki tsand Hhdfs. white black and colot ed cr«pvs, p| a j„ an<l f,g ureii sl. Jslins MulJ and Book Muslins, bobinet lace, crape Li-.se, bobbmett lace Veils, Blond Gauze Ve.ls, Sb-11 combs, nbboi.s; table diapers, brown and bleach ed shirtings ami sheetings,* apren check bid ticks, domestic plaids, green baiz-, ficnnels etf liens, Ba g up cords, superfine t lue black brown obve and mixt broad cloths, sattinets, merino casstrnere; tartan plaids, blue plains, cotton and silk Hose, gloves, spool cotton «nd cotton b ills needles, pins and a great variety of other articles Sales positive and terms Cash.—- Feb 3 300 D Rana way or stolen i. O m the Subscriber, un the stn itist. d bright Mu latto Mani named WINSTON about 25 jears of age, five fee. five or six inches liighi hkely, well made, with blue eyes, has a scat onl pne of his cheeks, bitten bv a fellow servant* he is sensible and in- ‘ genious in conversation, bot has a slight impediment in bis speech. Winston is a good Blacksmith and coarse Shoe Maker, and wvjks left hand ed. He went, off well dressed, had on amongst other things, a Drab Lyon Skirt Over coat, the collar liqed with V Ae't and (he name of‘\Vlietter’ marked with thread in the inSide of the collar; hid al so uh a black Stock. . The Buy is suppo’ed toliave assistance from some white person, in making Ins way to where he imagines he will have his freedom. , The above Reward will e paid for the ffejeovery of the Boy, with such evidence as will bring the white m a n to punishraen - or one hundred dollars will be paid fi r the apprehensions of the Boy, lodged in any jail over 100 miles distant, or fifty dollars if caught under that disiarcr-, and me, so that I can.ob tain him. WM. EDDINS, Cambridge Post Office, < Abbovil|e Dist. S. C. ' ffZ* The Columbia Hive, Charleston Courier, Sivannah Georgian, and Rich mond Enquirer, will publish the above for six niQUths, (without further orders) and forward thfeir .accounts to the P- st £#mbridge, for paym<: ( >> ‘ Feb 3 ‘ 15 ~ 'AN ORDINANCE, . rflO.pjcvcnt the sale or dei.v. lv of lutoxics- JL ting Liquor to pertous ofcUor, wul i (i tt>e corporate limits of tbe City of Augusta, in cer tain cases therein specified : h ■- SECT.Ust.— Be it ordained, t y hr-City Coun. cilof Auguffa, fliat from anii afier M fi, s <! ay of May nex', it shall not be la fu! t.v iive, sell < r deliver within the limits of said city, any I t x j. eating Liquors to any slave or tree per3;m of color in less quantity than one quart, under a: y pretence nor or.e quart or u:p <- any slave witna'iH a ticket ftom his or her . or lawful employer, authorising or dii ecu. ? . ■ slave to purchase or receive the same, 01 gi j said slave a general authority to make purchos on account of bis master or lawful employcr undi-r the penalty of paying of not more Him. fffty dollars for every offence. Sect. 21.— 8e it furtier ordained, by .authority aforesaid that >t shall bethe du’ty f any (lejfccm WII6 AlfaH igfeU or deliver int xiea ting liquor-toa slave within the limits aforesaid m such quantity as a ticket would aothorise, tc produce such ticket or prove, its p oscssioi/b v such slave at or before the time of tbe sale or de livery cf any intoxicating-liquor to said sL ve under the penalty of being held to have violated one of the provi»ioii9®f the preceding section of this Ordiuance. Sect. 3J.— And be it further ordained, That all O'dinances and parts of *-rdit.aaces milita ting against this ordinance, be and thes .ineaie her-by repealed. SAMUEL HALE, Mayor. Done tn Council, the.Hth day of Jan. 1834. By, the M y or, GEO, M. WALKER, CLrfc ua Si J ’ 14 Richmond WILL be sold on the First Tuesday i n March next, at the Lower Market-house tn the City of Augusta, within the legal hours of sale, 1 wo NEGROES, Caleb xml Aggy, Levied or as the property of Alexander M’Ket-zie, to fy a fi fa the Trustees of the .Academy of Rich mond County vs. Alexander M Kenzie and Angus Martin, secarity on theapneal. ALSO, One LOT, fronting on Broad street about six ty feet, running back about one hundred and twenty feet; boun led on tbe west by lot No. 6 on the east by a cross street, on the south by Broad street,and on tbe north by a fence; Also one Uouse&,Lot,bounded by Reynold street, oi> .• the eaXt by a cross street, on the west by lot No 6. and on the south by a fence, the lot being about sixty feet front by one hundred aud thirty feet deep; Also, three Negroes, Rose, Daniel, and America, levied on as the property of Ste ■: phen H Oliver, to satisfy two fi fas, Francis Sorrel and Joseph Herbert & Co. vs. Stephen H. Oliver and Henry Mealing. ALSO, Two NEGRO WOMEN, Candis and Amv, levied on as the property of Henry Rives, to satisfy a fi fa issuing from the Inferior Court of Hancock county, John Howard vs said Rive« F. W. LACY, Sheriff, R C. Jan 31 14 , CIV3 She rift ’s SaAoT" 7 WILL be sold on the Frst Tuesday in March neit. at the Marki t house, in the City of Augusta, wjthin the lepal hours of sale. One HOUSE and LOT, on Washington street, bounded, on the north bv John Sharp’s lot, on by M’Gar’s lot, oa the east by Har per’s lot. and west by Wnshingtoa Street, levied on as the property ol Joseph Frederick, to sa’is fy afi fa, John W. Stoy vs. William Niglee and Joseph Frederick, secuiity. E. B; GLASCOCK, Sheriff, C.A. Jsn 3! 14 3
