About Georgia courier. (Augusta, Ga.) 1826-1837 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1835)
Th»« Savannah Republican is constantly re peating that Martin Van Buren will not get ’> the electoral vote ot Georgia. Come, what will you bet! The Anti Van Burenites here allege, ‘hat the Cm/ricr will bolt, if something besides i.s attachment to Mr. Van Baren does not keep it in the tracit. Ago id fa: bet, or cilice, will | fix the matter. As the Republican does not be- ' long to the party to distribute the latter, let it ' name its bet, and we will go as far as a chinque- j pin or claw ot tobacco. iMislern District.— Though our oppo- i Dents have gained since Inst year.the East ern District is still true to the Union. The vr tes polled this year are—26s2. The majority for Union is—568, nearly equal i to one halt their vote. The Union party i have likewise a majority of tiro from the "Eastern District in the Legislature, after , giving their opponents Mr. Nightingale ’of Camden, elected from a ’Union county. 1 —Georgian. The Grand Jury of Tuscaloosa County, ; In this State, on Friday the 25th ult, re turned a true Bill against Robert G. Wil liams, the Editor of “the Emancipator” New V ork, for circulating within this State, publications of a seditious character, tending to excite our s!av« population to insurrection and murder It is said in the " Flag of the Union,” though not “ authen- ! tically,” that the Governor will make a demand upon the Executive of New York, for the delivery of Williams, to be tried | under the laws of this State. The clause of the Constitution relied upon to sustain the claim, is that which declares that “ a person charged with treason, felony, or other crime, who shall flee from justice ’ and be found in another State from which ! he fled, be delivered up to the State, hav- [ ing jurisdiction of.the crime."— Mobile Register of the lOz/l Capt. B, L. E. Bonneville, whose name was dropt from the Army list, as u Cap tain of the 7th regiment of infantry, on the 31st May, 1834, has recently arrived in Washington, after an absence of four years, from an expedition to the Rocky Mountains and the regions beyond. This expedition was undertaken solely on his own account, a furlough having been granted to him for that purpose. From his extreme rein te situation, the several reports made by him did not reach Head Quarters, and it was supposed he had perished. He has obtained from actual i examination a vast store of information i concerning the geography of that portic n ! of the country, and the Indians who in habit it. Captain B. is making an effort to ob tain restoration to his former rank in the army.— Army and Navy Chronicle. Stale of Printing in Portugal.— ln Lisbon there are only two printing offices: the one publishes a weekly newspaper, and employs four compositorsand two pressmen the other prints a semi-week I v paper, and employs six compositors and two pnssmen. In Oj portothere are three printing establishments upon a similar scale, one of which is supported by the En glish merchants, and the work executed in 1 it is chieflyin the English langnugc, The types are ofa very inferi >r description,and the press is an extremely rude and ineffi cient machine—the impression being im- i parted from the types to the paper by the weight ofa large stone, which is raised I and lowered by a rope and pulley attached to the ceiling. We have been informed that offers have been made by various institutions in this city to buy out the debts of the Unit "'rd States Branch Bank, but that these of fers have beer, refused, as it is the desire a'" the mother bank to make use of itto st t je up its business here and in the western s’ati-s. We are glad to perceive that sat isfactory arrangements tor the same pur- P‘-se have been made in other cities. By these 'mans the pressure which might h ive been p. uai ced by the winding up of •t ■ United State'- Bank may be obviated. -•A O. Uir-e M~‘‘or John M’Lem ore, charged with the muider of Col. David Myers, was last week re-tried at the Court ol Sessions for this district, Judge Richardson presiding and a verdict of manslaughter brought in bj' the Jury—-sentence, two years impris onment and a fine of five thousand dol lars.— Telescope of 17 th. George Tooke.the Indian who is charg ed as one of the murderers of the. Boman family, has been tried and found guilty at the present term of this court. The Judge has not yet passed sentence. — Cassville Pioneer, 25th ult. Interesting to Farmers. — Short Wheat, > a newly introduced kind of Wheat spoken of with high commendation by a corres pondent of the Farmer and Gardner, was, in May 1834, obtained in New-York from a Polish emigrant (who had just thin ar rived) by a gentleman living in the inte rior of Pennsylvania. Os this wheat the gentleman just mentioned raised a crop. He praises the grain for its unrivalled beauty, its abundant yield, its great pro duce of flour and its capacity to withstand ad verse seasons. For all these properties it is highly valued in Poland, from which 'country it originally comes. The grain, it is further said, is beautifully white, — the berry rather short arid very plump (whence, it derives its name) and it weighs 64 1-2 lbs. per bushel.— Baltimore Ga zette. Steam Boat'accident—Loss of Lives The Steamer Boonslick, Capt Lake, hence lur St. Louis, when very nearly op posite to Plaquemine, she burst her boiler, by which accident the captain and engi neer lost their lives, and a great num ber scalded in a most serious manner. W-j wait with anxiety fur further partic ulars ofthis inelancholy..cata stroph O. Union. j It has been stated to us, that passenger boats have been constructed tit Cincinnati intended to be entirely devoted to those who may travel up and down the river. No freight will be received, and these steam boats will abound with every lux ury and convenience. By only carrying passengers, the time of making trips will be shortened, and persons travelling on business will be enabled to make accurate calculations as to the time they may be en gaged in the voyage in steam boats of this character between Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, and prominent places on the Mississippi,such.is Natches & Bayou Sa *'ah, they would receive a great patronage and pay a handsome profit to their owners. We trust the plan may meet with every encouragement. —A’. O. Union. From the early frost and other disasters it is believed that the cotton crop will be much injured in this section; and that the crop generally through the state will fall greatly short of what had been expected. The little notice of the cotton harvest which appeared in our paper two weeks ago, was intended rather to refer to the prospect in price, and fair weather for picking, than the quantity which we sup posed would be made. Os that we knew but little, as our observations had been ve ry limited. From the appearances of the cotton plantations between this place and Augusta, we are led to the conclusion that there will not be over a half crop real zed this season.— Washington Neics. PORT OF SAVANNAH. ARRIVED. Oct 15—No arrivals. 16— Ship Humboldt from Boston. Brig Georgia New York. 17— Ship Catharine Boston. Sehr. Ann Eliza from Ilavanna, bound to Philadelphia—put in, in distress. MAIR RTE D ? In this city, on Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. George Pierce, Mr. Richard C. Meredith, to Miss Laura Ann Roath, of Not w ick, Conn. On Thursday evening last, Bth October, in Striven County, by the Rev. Paul B. Colson. Mr. Benjamin Bevill, of Savannah, to Miss Elvira C. Daily, of Augusta. In Milledgeville on Thursday evening last by the Rev. Mr. Howard, Mr. Ga.mwel T. Scott of Augusta to Miss Emily F. Gindrat of the former place. In Columbus on Wednesday evening 7th inst. by tiie Rev. Edward Ncufville, Mr-. Adolphus L. Heine, of Columbus, to Miss Diana Gold smith, of Augusta. At Rotherwood, Carroll county on the 10th ult. Dr. James H. Rodgers to Miss Catharine Springer, daughter of Win. G. Springer, Esq. DI El), At his son’s residence, in Houston county on 11th ult. Thomas Dozier, Sen. in the 84th year of his age. He was formerly of Edgefield Dis trict, S. C. but for the last two years of Houston county, Georgia. THE Members of Augusta Chapter, and of Social and Webb's Lodges, are requested to meet, This Evening, at seven o’clock', at the Ma sonic Hall, on special business. W.M. T. GOULD. H. P. Augusta Chapter. JAMES GODBY, Master Social Lodge. LEMUEL 1) WELLE, Master IVeb/rs Lodge. Oct 19 It 121 THE subscriber lately of the firm of 11. land A Co. will continue the Commission and Factory business under his own name and on his own account. He is prepared to make 1 ib beral advauceson consignment-, to be either sold here or forwarded to hi.s friends abroad. WM. 11. SMITH. Savannah, Oct. 19 3t 121 5 Dll. HOOK has removed to Reynold stieet, to the house of Mrs. Smelt, lately occu pi d by Dr. Dugas. Oct. ,G 3t Ja 1 — O’ WE are authorized to announce Capt AARON RHODES a candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns at the election in January next. Oct 7 wtd 119 We are authorized to announce WIL LIAM SKINNER, Jr. as a candidate for the office. of Receiverof Tax Returns for Richmond County at the election in January next. LAW NOTICE. THE undersigned have entered into part nership, and will attend to all business in the line of their profession, wheresoever requi red. Their Office is on Washington st reet, in Au gusta-—the same formerly occupied by Fi eeman Walker. I'IIOS. FLOURNOY' J 011 NJ A MES FLO U R NOY. Oct 19, 1835. if 134 BOXES, marked Humphries & Moore, Macon, Geo. Said to be discharged from thelixhter of the Caled mia about the 9tb inst. J. &, D. MORRISON. I Oct 19 2l 124 R. Chandlers Address on Female Educa lvJL tion has been'issued in pamphlet form from this ofllee, and is now for sale at 25 cents per copy. Considerable deduct ions will be al lowed to those who purcha.se.by the quantity. Supplies of the Address will shortly be for • warded to Augusta, Milledgeville, Macon and [ Columbus, where it may be obtained. I The papers in the above named places ! will please copy this —A'cirs. Oct. 19 ' 124 (“The ToketTand Atlantic souv'- EN’IR, aChristmas and New Yeats Pres ; ent, for 1836. Just received and for sale by T. H. PLANT. ’Oct. 16 123 i .MEDirAi. COLLEGE OF GEORGIA. FHIIIE Lectures Introductory to the ensiling EL Course,will be delivered in the College du ring the next week. One lecture daily at 12 o'- i clock. The friends of the Institution, and pub ; lie. generally, (Ladies and Gentlemen) are re ’ spectfullv invi’edto attend—Duringeach day- the Museum will be open from 11 to ’? o’clock.' Oct. In U’ i'23 GEORGIA RAIL ROAD COMPANY. r Bl HE third instalment of fifteen. dollars per n share on the Stock of this Company, due on the third Monday in October, f 19th inst.) will be received on that dav, and the following,AVed nesday.at the office of the Engineer of the Geor gia R. R. Co. Law Range, Mclntosh street, Oct. 1G ' It 123 insurance bank stock. ON the first Tuesday in November next, at the Lower Market House in this city, the undersigned will offer for sale from twoto three hundred Shaies of the Capital Stock of the Au gusta Insurance Banking Company. WM? M. D’ANTIGNAC td 119 1 he city paper:,, and Athens Banner will in fer t this once a weektill the day of sale. ELECTION RETURNS. gov’r. members of congress. g I I'ii'ls-il4 I s COUNTIES. I ._S s- 2. I 2 |.2 1 ’i ' A T- SENATORS and representatives. LiijMTLL_d Appling, I I |l i I I 8 I I I i Baker,' '313,291 311 320 313,316 >282 281’280288 Holmes: Dennard. Baldwin, >313 2911 311 320 3i:> 316 ,2801288. Murray: Kehnan, Jordan. Bibb, ;-19.);3<0p455503,483.491 151 127 123J437 Baber; Lawshee, Hunter. Bryan, I 60[ 73; | 60[ 60[ 60| 60!l 731 731 73i 73 Hines; Bird. Bulloch, [339[_ 2; 343241 [312;36i; [ I j 1[ Cone; Watkinson. Burke, >3lu 58L [276 318;291>j342i |581i587[581>.58t Lawson; Attaway, Burton, Burke. Butts. 133, 1 d)> .331 331 :>31331 i [166; bUbdOb; 167 McDaniel; Bailev Harkness. Camden,' >177;142|>174[175;i7-l>173;:110[142[110;148; Brown; Claik, Nightengale. Campbell, [•115;137;[483[430[416[42dj! 831 130 116[]-26 Cochran ; McCoy, White. Carroll, -134 105, 451 -150 J 47 j-140:.Ill;i25 115,115 Boggess; Harrison, Rogers. Cass. II M ! H I I i 1 Chatham, 586 388, 559-57256657-1 10b ItWit)* j 15' McAlister; Gordon, Millen, Shick. Cherokee, 19LL;3| [104;19;):195[199 >lll;116;i it) 151 McConnell; Candler. Cl rk, 38 > do.) ,192 091 391 400 [594UJ00’596 616 Milch-Hl; Clayton, Stroud. Moore. Cobb, 265.137| 285;2ti6|250!266 11201140 120 119 McAfee; Mays. Columbia, 2b5,405| 2t)213t52 2ot> 2t>7 392;10740-1,123 A very ; Gunbu, Wright, Massingale. Coweta, 641 -107! 612 105 !(>42 513 |403'105 i lus 401 Echols; Wood, Smith. Crawford, 153[324 4521452’,7 [31b[322!326 325’ Crowell; King, Colbert. Decatur, 243-323 2114'57 215[2 H [3ll 311’319 3211 Scarborough ; Hines, Curry. DeKalb, 680>349[ [7U);685:6 <8;o85 301 3-16-330 316[ Mays; Dobbs:, Murphy, Diamond. Dooly, !‘356| 70!>252[255;2;.>0|251i| 71 7(>i 76; 73jGrahatn; Bowen. Early, 2bs[ 43‘;28-1;288<279:285'' 3 / 41! 40! 41; Patterson ; Ward. Ethnghani, j 134,170 1411143)1 4 i;142-;167 168! 167! 168[ Powers: Waldhaucr. Elbeit, !!30h'30:| 99; 92 bo 99;'7571765 765 760 Heard; Davis, Craft, .McCurry. Emanuel, I !. li | 1 'll I ' ! I i Fayette, 103-235 506|499>198 49G 2271240!232';235! King; Allen, Landrum. Floyd, 1 j || L L . ' I I - i Forsyth, >3l j2o2i;3i2MO;.>O;i|3lo! 191 195|i9.>'194[ Baker ; Hays. Franklin, [623'227 63-1 6f1j0361;;32> 1215'215'215 818 Freeman; Mitchell, Ash, Hariison. Gilmer, tOUj 19| 100400 lOii.lo.j'[ 16 10l 18 2'l Cooper; Burnett. Glynn, 4b|_Bs> 46! 4;*; do! 45'1 Kp! 821 88; ptrfviag; Dart, Houston. Greene, 29p2b' 25- 23 23; 20->723 720 72 b 730 Dawson; Foster, Janes, Cone. [Martin. Gwinnett, 837|781|ib701>'’75|060;87t|i751j76b!755i767i Blackmon; Rambo, Ezzard, Hamilton, Habersham, u5<5'~37|‘620!'>1Rb01i6211[170213i191!205! Steelman; Smith, Holcombe; Carr. Hall, 71-1; 107 [725- 1~0 12c 1726' [379 [391 -387'386 Dunaga n; Me Alec,Clark. San ford. Bates. Hancock, 375:449; [389!«'»93 39a 393;.; 131417'445 4 15; Gander ; Finson, Inyrarn, Smith. Harris, 502;723'[1i:.4 11 t lb; 111;!661|6-35;ii6O •!!’>;! H 74 7 (, ,• Bead, Henry. Heard, 1316 167 [346i316[346;3161>167!167[137 167 Wood; Poddy. Henry, 797:522 |755|759, <4-11751![431! 1964-101147- Sellers; Camp. Petit, Beck. Elouston, 657'177 !.653[v55[651-.;i5: 47147 b 4-0 477. Hemmingway; Kellv. Engram, Duncan. Irwin > I I L L. I . I' I Jackson, 528;367i .' ) l2['>llk’3b 538' ;>36[319'316 347 Liddle; Burns. Pitman, Penticost. Jasper, j.580;t>27 !585!781;5b6 l sßdH3()9[6lfi-613't>26- Rehse: Z/iZZ, Robinson. Burney. Jefferson, [158452 [137'130:137 134[[1-H[ 1191171! 119; Stapleton; Jrlournoy, Turner. Jones, [565 lb 9 :567|364 565 537: Hutchings ; Day, Gtay, Lewis. Laurens, ; 6’130 I 2[ 61 1 2' -1 lb’ 12940t’ !3<) Bussell; Shnilcy, Yopp. Lee, 129 123 120! 123 117 IPS! 115 120 121 11 9 Lawhon ; Foard. Libertv, ; 113; 157 1117; 116’1 G 117| 1155452-157 158; IF7zZM.m/.r; Fleming, Cassells. Lincoln, ;231 298 1233'232'233 232 12991297'299 3()0 Lanuir, Wriyht, Lockhart. Lowndes, [ LLJ '. I I Lumpkin, 1:518 269 522 o2b .>l9 ')gs[ >23 I 25:, 039 -j.'vr Obarr : Shaw. Madison, !29.1 266 23, 297,282 g-s.x 231-25.". 256'256 ZW; Adair. Stiickland. Mat ion, |331 39b! |335|-’23 .'25 33.-,; [l/ffCkhi 3:)'- 396 Burkhalter ; Birins. Mclntosh, il3(>; til; 121 130 117 127;| ff'! 6-2[ til 61; Wood; McDonald, Dunham. Meriwether, 681,555; 687|‘>el!’>b2 68l>[ ;5-10>551.5-13'516[ Senia!; Johnson, Philips. Monroe, 817 853. ‘Hl.^:Bl6 bl4[B]q ;s.s’-;bs ' 552 85H. Rutherford ; Drown, Black, Gordon, Flcw- Montgomery. ; i! ! .' I il | | I ' . . [ctZt'/i. Morgan, > 91'119' '2()9|’2lo!2lo[2()S[; 111 416; 115'418! Xcsbit; Floyd, Van Landingham,Leonard. Murray, [2ll, 11 254 2.7? -58-35 s |3|B'7. 4, Baker; Garson. Museogee, 1281 717; 69 1 »98 697 ;0‘» ,7i7 755[750 757 Hepburn; Bonner, Calhoun. Newton, ;.397i795; 51'.i 016 •> 11'512; ;753|7.87.7b 1 ;780; Floyd ; Harris, Loyall, Luckic. Oglethorpe, [sll -183! 151 !.>'> l-x> 151 i 16 !| [ 16s[ i 67 477 Taylor ; Landrum, Hubbard, AlcKinley. Paulding, 155’ 65 101 97 91 9; [ -13[ 5s 57 60> Wallhall ; Bryson. Pike, 1539 372 528 532 526 527 !35.>;3n3 3:10 364 Harris; Baker, Williams. Pulaski, 2'31 128;'261.230 2ti2 262!; 12b 126429 ids' Clayton; Bracewell, Howell. Putnam, 222[61b! !226[233.231 233 !o9 I lot.) 8 610.305! Gordon ;' Harris, Hudson, Meriwether. Rabun, 282; 6j 251260,211,278 | 5[ 5> 5> s>Moselev; Kelly, Coffee. Randolph, 306 1181 [307 307'300305,' 137 j 115 113 Ilf Biversl Camp'. Richmond, 565 173 ! 536’620 511 551 148; 166 173 513' Walker; Schley, Rhodes, Stallings. Seriven, 215'258| 219:228 219,219 25t|25l 257,251 ,1A Cail; E-J. Black, Green. Stewart, 574 423 567''*73 507 572 120'533 127 518 Robinson; Dismukes. Sumter, | j 121b'283 27-8'279 '3171320 321 32L Ilowart; McCrary. Talbot, 843.737 816 817 SH;B47 739 729 735 711 Powell; Towns, Drane. Taliaferro, 13 116 !11 12 13 ■l3 I(>3 10i>' 107 109 Moore ; Helms, Jeffries. Tatnall, | || I I’ > |i ! Telfair, 171107,106 167 IGO 161 lOPIOI 101 101! Rogers; Hatten. Thomas, I || 5.5 ot) -19 58 '2761274 2.81 276, Scwman ; Reynolds, Mclntire. Troup, ’ 219 918 257 259 255’2 19 911 915 913,918 Alford ; Lewis, Dougru rty. Twitjgs, '453 311 15;'> 5b5 135453 31.* 33b 397'310[ Smith ; Tarver, Solomon. (Jnion, !20li 5 I i; I j Chasmin; Thomas. ITpson, [417 507> [421 123 122 1-?1 5 (i'sol 501 [503 H.dl'oway ; Paris, Collier. Walton, [603311 601 till 6J5406 305'311 308'307! Eciiols: Early, Bryan, Hill. W are, W r arren, 415 530 130 Hl 129415'51') 536 537 54 1 Gil .. -n ; Wilder. Chandler. Harris. Washington, 583 523 571 :>B.* o7 >' :-82 .>;*-> ,»lt> ;> II M 2 Sailold; llaii is, Robertson, V» nitlield. AVavne, | 88 51 1 8;> 89 b.>| 83; ;*3 :»6 57 ;*<[ Shcilicld; Robson. Wilkes, |519 539 519 51s 55! ! 551 527 526 533 539 Willis ; B >l’on, Bradford. Wilkinson, '455 113 ;531 53t) 530;533; 112 131 131 131 Little; Rivers, Hatel.er. Walker. 1190 78 171 171 I'D 172 73 77: 78 78>i-'ati.s: Tanner. ? - Tae lii.-t nam-d. is Senator. Thus, in are Smie Riehls —th<»e 111 Homan Cnion men PLANTATION AND NEG InbA I<’OR' SALE. 'KS47TLL be sold at Public Outcry, to the V V highest bidders, on Thursday the 19th day of November next, at the residence of the Subscriber, 15 miles south of Augusta, on the road leading from Augusta to I’.uteison's Bridge, on Brier Creek, tiie Plantation on which he now lives, and which has been his summer resilience for the last 14 years. It contains by original survey, 5(0 acres; but would probably on a re-survey, min out upwards of 600 acres. About two hundred and thirty acres ol n has been recently cleared, and is now m a fine state for the production of a large crop of Co: n or Cotton the next year. More than two hundred acres of that still remains in lote.-t is tolly equal in quality, and some of it superior tolhat which has been cleared. Never failing springs ol pure water are numerous and convenient to-i-he dwelling. The Mansion, is 11 feet by 32 —two stories on a basement, and as well c nstrueted for the convenience and comfort ofa family, ns a house can we’l be. The outer buildings -are sulliciently numerous for a considerable seiiJe ment, and are all good for their kind, as well arranged for the convenience of firming opera tions. Frmt Trees havener been n .-glecb’d; nor has (he Vine of various choice sorts, and a lew trees ol rare kinds tire here to he found. From beyond the Rocky Mountains, a tree has found its way here: and still far more distant, China —this place is indebted for many Mulber ry Trees, or Mortis Mul-ieaulis, a tree, the in troduction of which, in our country, should be hailed with jov. by every one who wishes pros perity to our happy land, tor the time cannot~he far distant when the cultivation of the Silk Worm will be extended throughout our whole country, and the am mint of value of the product, not vastly behind, that of th? s'aplc of the smith. The Murns Miilttcaulis affording a far better f) >d lor the silk worm than any other tree, it will doubtless be much sought for, when out farmers discover that the cultivation of the silk worm v. ill promise more profit than the cultiva tion of Cotton. It these views hecorrect. is this place not worthy of attention, if for nought else than the. cultivation of the Silkworm! But it has far more than this to recommend it—it has soil, for the production of one hand.red bales ol' Cotten, and Provisions in abundance . add to which, its great healthfulness ami its beauty, which is unequalled by any place the. .subscriber has seen in Georgia Twenty likely NEGROES, among them a good Blacksmith, a line hoC, 26 years ofage. Several tine young blooded Horses, among them a match of beautiful Iron Grevs. Several hundred Bushels of Corn , and a'ron siderable quantify of Fodder, of superioi qual ity—Some articles of Household I’uruiiure— Wagons, Carls. &e. &c. &c. Terms of Sale: — Cash or Drifts np- >n F ictor.-, a(6O or 90 days made equal to cash. Possession of the pine? will be given on the first of January, or if possible sooner. The sale will commence at 19 o’clock A. M. and continue from day to day, until all is s >ld. Every thing sold, will have to be sott ed for during the time of the sale going on or immedi ately after the sale is over, mav be found ne cessary. DAVID TAYLOR, Jr. Avondale, 13 h Oct. 1835. AUGUSTA THEATRE. THIS Theatre will be rented for one year, O’’ a term ofvears to anv respectable Lessee. Address ’ ISA AC MOISE. F-ec’rv. The Charleston Courier and New York Courier A Enquirer will give th? above “ week ly insertions. I NEW FALL «Si WINTER DRY GOODS, WM. C. WAY, AG eSt, next noon ABOVE As: ssrs. Turpin an d IT Antigone's Drvg Store. MAS just received from New York, Phila delphia, ami Baltimore, a large assort ment of Seasonable DRY GOODS, all of which I was carefully selected by himself the last sum mer, at low prices, ami which he will sell at a very small advance tor cash or t'uO't paper paya ble in town, viz : ■ Rich ligkl Damask Satins and Silks, for Ladle.. Dresses and Bonnets, Plaid Silks, in great variety of colors. Biackand colored Poll Desoir and Gro Desoir do Black Italian Lustrings, wide and narrow,of the very best quality and lustre, i 5-1 wide black and blue-black Gro De Soir d-?. i v Lite Salins, some very line for Dresses, i Pink, blue, white, and-green Florence Silk. ■ Pink, straw, green, and black Crape Deleon, Rich Chintz Foulaid, Silks in dress patterns, I?iehcolored Silk Muslin, for dresses, White, straw, bule, pink and black silk Gauze for Ball 1 tresses. Rich Bonnet Ribbons, in setts, do do Gauze Cap do. I Assorted colors plaid Satin do ido do plain do do, wide and narrow I Narrow Gauze Ribbons, for children's caps, ; Rich worked Capesand Collars, I Thread Lace, in great variety, I Bobbinnet Laces ami Edgings, at all prices, : Silk and worsted Laces, . Ladies black mid white English silk Stockings, Ladies exi ra bl’k and white Embroidered <l:i do Pic-nie Gloves, and IL S. Gloves, in great va riety of colors mid qualities. Long white Gloves, very fine. 4-1 and 5-4 Nainsook - and Ja ikonet Muslins, Mull Alushns, and M *dium Cambrics, 1 Bishop Lawn, extra fine, ; 6-4 plaid ami cheeked Muslins, I Hair Cord, cambrick Dimities, j H-4 and 7-8 Furniture do i Putt Cord, and small corded Skirts, : Fine Corsetts, all sizes, 4-4 and 7-8 scarlet and other rich French Cali coes, English plaid do. Very superior English do in great variety of patterns, American newest styles do Irish Linens, Lawn-, and Shirtings, t Rich worked Linen Cambrick Hdgfs. with plain and colored borders, | L ing Lawn do and Cotton Cambrick do Ladies white, black, and colored Cotton Stock ings, ail prices. Ladies whiie,black, and colored M orsted Stuck iugs, all prices, White, re 1. and yellow Merino Flannels, all price.--, C'mtoii Flannels, some very wide and fine, 1-1 ami 7-8 superior Cotton Shirtings, some i ne-trly m.pi t! to the finest undressed Cam- 1 brics, 5-1 andt>-i superi >r bleached Cott.m Sheeting--, 5-1 an I 6-1 * >.o brown do do 4-4 and 7-S do do do do at all prices. ii . Together with a great variety ot Aiticle.- noi enumerated. Oct. 11 CITY SHERIFF SALE. ?X"?SMLL be sold, on the first Tuesday in NT T vemher next, at the Market House in th.: City of Augusm, within the legal hours of sale— ONE NEGRO MAN, named Verge, levied or. as the property of Mrs. Elizabeth I.iverman, io satifv a fi fa in favor of Pace &. Bush, vs. said Liverman. „ , „ - E. B. GLASCOCK, C S. , Oct. 2 in NF W VV H K IT—C VN A L FLOI' R. BLS now Lauding and for sale by G. H. METCALF Oct. 2 117 PLASTER PARIS. /<ViBLS. Superline Calcined Plaster Par '•2S: ris. Just Received and for sale bv G. H. METCALF. LLME JCTCI-l. 4 Pipes Landing to day. And for sale bv G. H. METCALF [ PORTO RICO SUGARS. HEIDS Landing and for sale bv i 1 G. H. METCALF._ LEPTU IGI'S TOBACCO. | BOXES Leftwich’s No. 1 Tobacco I 20 do do 2 do _ For sale by J. &. D. MORRISON. | BOXES AVind. w Glass ofvaii-- oils sizes and qualities, 1000 Lbs. Putty ; 20) Kegs White Lead 200 Gls. Linseed Oil. for sale R. B. HAVALAND, & Co. Sept. I £ 10;) NEW GOODS. 7 he Subscribers are noir receiving at their old stand, a, new andfasionablc assortment, CONSISTING Os French, British, and American Goads. Including every variety of seasonable Fancy and Sta ple Articles, ALSO, .1 large, assortment of Trench PA P E R II AN G 1 N G S . J. P. SETZE, <fc Co. Sept 11 'IGO FOR SALE. SACKS Liverpool Ground Salt. Just received bv HOLCOMBE’, PECK, & CO. August, 31 6t 103 ORI ENTA J, BO N A s4TS. b’NOirZJJ. X ci SHEAR, £O3 AVE received this day from New York, a IYm. supply of Ladies ORIENTAL BON NETS of the most fashionable shapes and latest Paris styles; also a great variety of other styles of the Gipsey and Cottage shapes. Th<-v have also received ladies very superior dark Fur Tippets [some with long ends,] and extra rich 6-4 Tibet Wool Shawls, embioidercd in most splendid style. The ladies are respectfully in vited to call and examine the above. Oct.. 11 122 fr iwcii mi:r rnos. Si.ov.deu «fc SShear IJITAVE Jtt'st Received from New York, u • large supply of Extra 6-4 ?-Terin>>s. (deci.led!;.- the. best style manufacturcil,) ! ol the richest and most fashionable colours. I Also very superior 3-4 and 6-4 Col. aiM Bik. ■ Merino Cireas-dans of the soft finish, suitable i for Ladies E»resses, and a large supply of Rich ■ Grodevielle Pi intsof Splendid patterns, u an an- ; tod fast colours. Sept 28 115 ROSE AND WHITNEY BLANKETS. I Snowden et Shear ! Just Received from New York, a [ iI.EL large supply of very supei ior Rose and s Whitney Blankets ol extia size. Also large ! and very heavy Mackinaw Duffil and Point Blankets. Persons wishing to purchase such articles, wid do well to call and examine the as sortment. Sept 28. 115 AUG US T A CON FI XT ION AR Y. FJJ'IEIE Subscriber informs his friends and ■ JI. the public generally that he has underta ; ken the cst:>.b!i:-.!imcnt formerly kept by F. Lam ! back. He solicits a continuance of the pmron- I age given to his predecessor. He will keep the ! same articles, and al! of the best quality, that , i customers used to get at the counter, and \t ill ; ! be happy to oblige all who mat’ iavor him with ; their business. He has bad a long expeiience [ in this line, and will furnish Confectimiary of [ his own manufacture, equal toanj’ in tho South i era Country. The. following articles will always be kept on i han-I : • i ('a-'idi-.-s. [ Cordi'ls. U'‘ >les d' Syrups ; ; Mint, .'’.•rtt ci Love, i Lemon Svrup, > ; Cinnamon, il.i.fe of .Man, Ginger 'd / I Rest", Rose. Pine Apjile <io j Lemon, iCinnamon, I Raspberry do > i Sasaiias, ALange. t Kirsh Water, Cream, ; Aniiiseed, jAbsento, | Annisced, iMint, jClarei Wine, ■ WinterGieen ■ Noyoti, 'Madeira do j Hoarhound, 'Clove, Ibest do do I SpungCj 'Ginger, ITencrifie do ‘ i ißiite.'s, [Champagne do i ;Ch at tau La line. I Also will keep on hand an assortment of Li-; •p.rors of the best brand—Sp-anish Cigars—Dry I Fruit, Raisins, Figs, Tamarinds, Ac.—Green ! ■ F ruit, Ol ango. Lemons, Pine A ppi" f e. —fm . ; wholesale or retail. Orders with which he may [ be favored, will be carefully put up at the short- ' est notice. A FGL’STIN FREDERICK. Augusta, Sept. 23. The Milledgeville Federal Union and . ' Athens Banner will please give this three inser-1 I tions. i——— - l F,z :-i-. I’tmifert t.V (') ’ . I MT ED iT Ul'flri M 111,. The superior new Steam [ i Pai'ket DOJA’JIEN J’api ■ 277— —-p J. Penno.ver, will coutiir-■ ■ no her nip.' tnroueti tu> months ot September and i ctoner, as folioW' at 10 <>'c!o"k A. M.oftli : avs below s'ated Uk.Fre C/i«rZ-s/.-nv, iCI! leare .'•'•'rfctk, • Thur.-dav. Sept. 16. 'f hui> lav. Sept. U.. ; [ -21. “• '(Jet. 1. Oct. 8. •’ "■ !'• w’. ' - 29 : Which will finish her season on her present ' route. Alter which, she will commence hm re i guhir trips to Havana, via. St. Augustine, l\e- > . | West, (E. F ) to leave Charleston on Thursday i November 12. at It) o’clock, A. .Vi Iler regu- I lar davs for leaving Charleston and Havana, ! thereuf.'-r. will be made known to the public m I due time. ; Fare through to Havana, from Charleston, gT) i Fare to St. Augitstioe, from Charleston, 15 i Fare to Key West from Charleston, From St. Augustine to Key AVest, 29 i From St. Augustine to Havana, 39 \ From Key West t > Havana. 15 For Passage, apply to Cael. Pennoyer, on : board, or to WILLIAM PATTON Ag-nt, No. 6 Fi'z.'imonk wet. Be rt ns c/tanct 9.*. ■ .fi .. seen re until ;ai I [ for. Letters on the subj-m, ad Jres-td to me A - gent, r»'st paid, will be promptly all-* Baggage wt-ighing one bimdred pounds will ; charged 20 cents per foot extra No I teigii’- i uikcn. , Constituti'THilis* ami C ourier. lumbla Ti-nes. N . t f k P-<> a-a. Rw'on J ' En . quirer. Baltimore Amcri-in. l - ' Gazette, Philadelphia, N. 5’ E'."e:-| mg Star. Cmirim" and i Enquirer, Spirit <<f ihe Times. Bjsl.un Daily Advertiser, will please pitblisn the above three ■t i mes aw l e.< until 12'aNi\ ■■ m: •*r,aml fo’ ai d their a'O jimts to V\ ihmm Patton. Agent, ' Chatle-mm. Sept. 9 td 107 I \r,K. THE Subscribers will sell the lull bloo led. J i:k. BLACK PRINCE, aged six years.e Hei> bv an imported Malta Jack, out of a firm Spanish Jinnev, and has proved himself, m t neig’nboring county, las’ season, a sure foal ge ter, he is 14 hinds and on? inch high. Fo ’erms. applv to J &D. MORRISON, i. August 7 LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Fayetteville, North Carolina. j THE Subscriber having purchased from Joshua W. Cochran, the unej pired term of his lease of the Lafayette Hotel, gives notice that he is'now prepared to accommodate Boarders and Travellers. The House is commodious,well ventilated and admi rably adapted tothepurpo.se for which it is in tended. Tiie Parlors are large, well furnished, and calculated lor private families. The Sta bles, spacious and shall be well provided- The Subscriber feels grateful to the public for the patronage which the Hotel has already re ceived; and Vill endeavor by care and attention to the comfort of his guests, to merit and enjoy a continuation of the same. COLD AND WARM BATHS Attached to the Hotel. aDd always in readiness. AH the Stages arrive and depart from the Ho tel, wi.t-ie scats are sccire.d. THOMAS COCHRAN. Oct. 19 3t 121 VALI'ABLE TOW N LOTS, IN AIliENi The South Catolina Canal and Rail Road Co pat.v, will seil,at public..-.ale, at the Deposito ry iti Aiken, on Thursday, sth Nov. ONE HUNDRED BUILDING LOT#, In said Town, embracing a variety- of sitna- Ik.ds well adapted to business, and others, desi rable as private residences. Terms, which snail be libera', to be declared i n day t .f sale. s T The Augusta Constitutionalist, and C’on rier, Aiken Telegraph, Columbia Telescope and Hive, and Pendleton Messenger, will copy the ab> ve. (Jet i-6 id 123 EJCH.tiOfi I) SALLN ~ V75’.. il.Lbesold at the lower Market House V V i>: the City of Autiusla, on the first Tues day in November next, between the legal houiS of sale, the follow irg pioperty, to wit. ONE BAY '-'ARE, tive m six years old, lev ied <>n as the property of William Clayton to :-a:i fy a fi fa 1:: favor ci Samuel Player, vs. William Clavtcu. ALSO ONE NEGRO .MAN, by the name of Verge, levies! on as the property ol ElizabethLivennan, in virtue of sundrv executions issuing from the* Magistrate's Jour: of the one htmdredand twen tv second 'list.-, and returned Urine bj Isaac Ilendri 1 ks cuimstable < t said dist. A LSO A CERTAIN LOT OF LAND in the City of Augiisfn, an-! county of Richmond, being th« ■ West* rn moiety ofthe lot known in the plan < f 'said Ci’v. as No. K (Eu/hu en) bounded North ! bv Pe.-vnoid siretJ. E. by the other mutely ot ' :;iid Kt, 8. ov -Jr n I -'treet. and W. by lot No. ' 19 t Nine'.: mi) containing 62.1 feet ofeach of said s’l'-et' and b- ing of imifonn width throughout. ' Lcvk.l on a-, the property of Benjamin Hall, in > favor ...f ssn•••:*•. 1 Clai k -, James M. Carter, and ' Samuel Hale vs. Benjamin ’iMl. ' r REEMAN-LACY, Sheriff. 1 MRS. LIGON, ( F. -'y e' Traveller's He'd,) •, Il A Vi?,G n-tiiow d t'> Angusiit fi.r ‘ the purpose of openit g a Genteel ! j" -kl. Boa t ding House, has taken the House ion E:li-‘-street, immediately in the rear ofthe i United Stales Hotel, and has now opened it for ! that purpo-c—and hopes by her long experience in that lim-of business, to give general satis faction to all those who may favor her with their custom. Oct. 12 2tw 121 TO RENT. a A Pleasant Dwelling Honsu on Green ifeogl Street, near : . • City Hall, at present J|?:L.|iLo<-' Ui,i<-d by Mis. Grenville, attached t > which i" a ti-,-: On: den spot. Immediate pro secsicn w 1 :! ;>' gmem I-' terms ajtply to Geo M. Waiimr. Clerk of Council Bv ordr.r of C immittee on the City Ilifl. GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk. Oct. 2 I’7 TO RUN r. a THE STORE, No. 134, on Broad U ; >5 stieet, m ar the Lower Market, at pre : occupied by Maharry & Hadley, i Possession on the Ist October. Also, the Dwel ! ling above said Store, ue'd adapted for private . ■ boai.-lii.'". Ai r-lv to J<»':”>* fhdlins, Ex’r. or u» JoJLN H. MANN. Juiy'.’O . ’f 85 vc. ice. FSHIE Sull-' I. e,- '■ n>: I : ;..(i far the en-ming S y-w. the ' I • icem .-d by Mrs. Croily, on the Wesi corner m" V>,■a.-hiugton and Ellis streets, whaie she will ar--.mimodate BOARD ERS on the m<'St reasoi.al ic terms. She. w ill i spare no jetins in endeavoring to make them ; comtcrii ■!»;. and tln-ieioie. she hope, to receive I a liberal pmrmmge. She also ofters for Rent, I the (Jiiice in th- iin-eu- r: 1 s'ory of the same I bui dinz naw ecu.si 1 m-Co tries Carter, Esq. • ‘ MA: Y SAVAGE. I Aitg’.T ts 109 I .... DRV GUOI;W-YORK. rgVIE SUBSCRIBERS have •n'ered into Partnership for the tram;:’ - "ion of the WtALE DRS GOODS :CINESS, t.n!tlit firm oi'SEA MAN. Lisi. sV'ARD: (JOHN B. SEAMAN. • •• i iE- 'RGE W. I EE, iS \ MCEI. WARD. -v Yr- -k, ’3..11 i-t. J" 35. I ; >E AkiA -. LEE A. 'V \R D, imv- wmicd in ; j..'.. < S: ■. \ , r'u !'• ,r' a’lg-’,:'.!. extensive :i , 'imnd.Domr-u ... i i.: • I C' * 'i : t' •' to Souther,i [;■ - - t Ai: -y >i"<- prepared to , ■ mi the m-'st ■ :ib -»ral erm v F-.b -T, f • 23- g v n.’ Jtu.i s'oncE. AU'H .- I A. OCT. 13th 1835. fiHN • .to J •:! 'h the 2d of Septeri- oi? 1-33. he saw- I: ■ b'-b-ngs to Andrew G. ss-mom-.suf W-mhitig’-n. Will.-.s emimv. (r/‘ BRI '.L CLARKE, Jailer. < p; 1’23 Yf ANTED. W MMEDJATELY—SIX JOURNEYMEN Gmd wages and cow.i ut cin lovment will ’tiea.'. i, by carlv apple, t ton, at N ( > -m-i Rr-,-, : Anyu ta -' m. jm’lm t.mi.er- i'ALBY VIIOOGHKERK. C» •: 7 o'- 1 'ph- C it? A ' v -dl insert the abovejj •im---. : i:. I’.vdeti r* Shear S' IT AVE lust ■. from New Yot k. a $ y.‘ - • : . I.; ver y .- > • i>r Whim Thibet (j tiize . ■ ■ ■ 1 Welsh 1 lannels of the I. s si;te. ,v. .i r’.i'i'el nu to Jirink.) Also a , a; v ,..i‘ v"i 'h .< m.'mmHe articles, a- !.) -_■ v ■.i' : 1.." -m iiv of superior In- V -ii Ci-rpe i' c. to which they ( I'-,- iu . i-i the a -.mtionoi the public. 1 . MORE N E’O (.oops. ks V /’e-m.-as Greatest U- ritru, S At B B K;r’J:md & Co. f ashionable niei - chant Tail .ring E-iablshmei : No 250 Broad Street, B.,mbazine, Thibet Cloths, Summer Cloths M Va-nir.'. the great-;.-: variety A new artie!eof siunmei sti-c.-.s Wa'scoats and drawers Supeifme Blue and Black Eioadcloths, ‘ "’Wool dved Bl ick Cassimere F’tncy colored Broadcloths Thoscde .jrahle colours, dark Green, and Dab ha &e Ac- Fancy Ca-imeres. Ac. at B. B KIRTLAND & CO. MerclmtA Triloi., 250 Broad-rt. March 16 ”2 3
