The constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 1823-1832, January 21, 1825, Image 3
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CONSTITUTIONALIST.
" . AUGUSTA i '*
Friday. i»W*
perceive Junge in Pennsylva
nia, is to be called to answer Be tyre the Le
gislature to the moderate number £tf twen
ty-five charges for malpractices in office,
one of the most gross of who ! is the ad
journment of the Court for live express pur
pose of playing a game at Loo. Whether
his Honor found it necessary to hit hoiUh,
to seek relaxation from his sterner d&iesin
this agreeable pastime, or merely proposed'
to employ himself more profitably,‘we hkyie
not understood—but whatever may *haVo
been the motive, we cannot believe that an
enlightened Legislature will vijMtvritli grdu
severity so venial an offence. TnejMeMqj
who wrote fine verseppaßivas, a]
■'Jjfvrenil to boot, boasted, it is hrs|
skill at Canls, and the exploits of more than'
one of the Candidates for the Presidency,
have been well known ; we presume, even id;
Yj Pennsylvania. Such examples may surety!
if they do not justify his Honor’s
in the “ History of the four
Kings?* - |
x In G«rgia the laws arc severely inhibi-J
lory of awZgaines which have a tendency,
to injure morals or are destruc-!
five of /rivatefortune. Whist, Billiards,
Chess and iiamgammon, luvve
common with before
mentioned gaijjfeof Loo, and All-
Pours. Indec'dnPfehe have believed that the
Penal Law includes in its proscription!
games at Marbles and the anlient diversion!
of Fox ami Geese. But be itt may, 1
tbe Legislative wisdom ‘has p'foyicied fpr
the recreation of the people, cm
cil and agreeable ainusemen ich may
well console, them for the id grosser
and more vicious pleasures. “ Horse Ra
cing, shooting with Guns of any descrip
tions used against an enemy. —Jumping—?
Foot-Racing—Five playing—Pitching with
Quits or iWlJars. nr any other peaceable and
civil utli! tic ..’rem'se”*—-a, allowed ; ami
we have be«n the more particular in extract
ing froin,lhe Statute Book, this list of to
lerated-Games, because as (he Races arc
approaching, it.will become the duty of all
public’ dfficers to see that the public amuse
ment does not transgress the circle so de
finitely drawn around it. We, have heard
that Faro, E. O. A B. C. and other Ta
bles at which money is lost and won could,
by a connoisseur in such matters—be dis
covered it; this citv—but wic have no cer
tain information, and we have every reason
to believe that the officers will perform their
duty, " '
* iJrvler th<‘ generality of tins phrase, wc arc CjcA*
F ghling is im-ladcd.
The Register of Rebates in Congress, by
Messrs. Gale.s & Seaton, will not be publish
ed until after the close of the present ses
sion. Various considerations have weighed
with the Proprietors to adopt this course,
which will we presume be more accepta
ble to subscribers than fb receive loose
sheets by the mails, which in tiie winter sea
son are more or less liable to accidents from
high waters, rains and bad roads. The work
will we understand,be sent to subscribers in
a volume, accompanied by an Index, and a
* specimen of it may be seen at this office.—
During the eight years that Mr. Chaw
ford has been Secretary of (he Treasury,
it appears that, by his excellent management,
the public debt has been reduced 837,440,-
951. 98 in principal and .0. 36 1-4 in the
average rate of interest A fact which speaks
mote in his praise than a volume of written
eulogy. [Wash. Gaz.
At New-York, on the 7th instant, agree
ably to notice, the books for subscription lo
the stock of the “Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company.” (capital 81,500,000) were
opened the Tontine Coffee House, and
before 2 o’clock, the whole amount was sub
scribed.
The Mexican Republic proposes to ap
propriate 88,000,0(10 of a new loan to the
establishment of a Navy, and will probably
be glad to have the ships as good and dura
ble as the Boston Constitution frigate—now
, on service in her 27th year.
——
The New-Orleans papers state (hat a
squadron of twelve vessels under Commo
dore Beluchc, was off Havana, and that
several vessels in port were preparing to
proceed against them.
-QOSD-
Washington, Jan. 11.
We understand that die President of the
United States ratified, yesterday, with (lie
advice and consent of the Senate, a Con
vention concluded and signed at St, Peters
burg on the 17th of April, between die
United Stales and Russia, by Mr. Middle
ton, our Minister at that Court, on the part
of the United S ( ates, and Count Neselrode
and M. De Poletica, on the part of the Em
peror of Russia, which establishes (he boun
dary lineol the two nations upon the north
west coast of America, and in the islands
adjacent, at 54 cleg. 40 min. not th latitude.
Journal.
At elections held a few days ago, being
the second trial, John Bailev and Francis
Bayles, were elected Representatives to the
Nineteenth Congress from the districts
5 which they respectively represent in the
present Congress.
_ From the two other districts, in the State
•- of Massachusetts, in which (here was a fail
_ ure to make a choice at the first trial, we
have not yet heard.— Lit.
—QO©—
An extract of a letter from a gentleman
. of Washington to the editor of the Alex
. andria Phenix says “ By a letter 1 have
just received from our minister Mr. Rush,
! in. London, he congratulates me on the sue
i cess of the Greeks. They have been victo
. rious in every engagement, both by sea and
land. They now command the Dardanelles.
Bjr a* qttouut I lately read 550 Greeks
r ftiUght Turks at Thenuopyle, from 8
hfcjpATn the morning till six at leaV
, ftg fnqre than 700 l urks dead oi* the field
, wounded, and hr tintfverv
|few themselves, not twenty. It seems as if
W|e Almighty favored them.”
United Stales. —The fallow
ing gentlemen have been chosen Directors
(of the Bank of the United States for the en
7suing year, by the Stockholders :
>\ Thomas Cadwallader, Silas E. Weir, i
■ Richard Willing, Gustavos Calhoun,
• Joseph Hemphill, James C. Fisher, ‘
| Samuel Wetherill, J. Potter, of S. C.
Lewis Clapier, R. Gilmor, of Mil.
, Paul Reck, Jr. Roswell Colt, Mil. '
I fohn A. Brown, Robert Lenox, N. V.
t Cadwalader Evans, Jr I). C. Verplnnk, do.
, Thomas P. Cope, James Lloyd, Mass
I John Sergeant, W. Crowninshield, do
And, at a meeting of the Board, on the
. evening of the 4th instant, Nicholas Bid
i j ole, Rsq. was unanimously re-electfd Pre
sident of the institution for year.
,! The Directors on the part of the government
are not yet appointed.
An H(l|oiirued uimina; of me *
1 MOOT CJ th i f Aiip (isis, 1 ’ vi l l be belclatihi
Oily Hall, THIS EVENING at 7 o’clock. U,
order, ko
Geo. W. Warner,, clerk,
N I? The discussion of legal qntS’ioi s, i
1 judicial form, is the chief business nt this assoc.
! ttionj and the doors ure always open to persons
| '-it members, who are friendly lo the objects oi
lie institution.
To- 91 It
| Vtihi VJffvce,
■Augusta, 17dt jan. 1825.
Savannah and Charleston Mails will here
alter, arrive and close as lot I > ws, vz :
I Savannali Mail.
Carolina Louie. Georgia liovle.
, WILL AItUIVE WILL Alt IVE
Every Sunday \V ed.. EWry .Tuesday, T- m-ads)
'.esday, and Friday, at" and Salurduy, at 6P. M.
~r P. M
i uir.r, close/ ’ ' will close.
r Kv ry M n lay, Wed- Every fu adav, & Thurs
ne.day and Friday, at day,, at uin 6P. M
7 P. M. and Su-idty at 7 P. ii
Charleston Mail.
Via. four mi e It am b. Law ei J Itu s. k Collin’
x It-ads vfili arrive every Sunday, Wedm sdsv, &
rnday, at 7 P. M Cl >se every Monday, Wedues
lay, and Friday, at 7 P. M.
N. U N'ltln-rii I iters are received and for
1 warded by tins r>.ute
, James Fraser, P. M.
January 21 i fin
8 ’ ~
CONTINUED SUCCESS AT
| Cohen's
a Baltimore, January 6, 1825.
<DranD £>rarc ilocteip,
No. 3.
- VT O .V draw cv v, w e*. under the super
, Sa llte O numissioners appointed
by the Covernftt* and Council,
V>a\| ’s DraNviug:
e * 119 7 15701 Prizes of- . 81000
9 * 14403 « prize of ... 50.0
II 1152 r d > . . .10
•19004 *19862 14888 9115 5-50 3426 . 5
.7/1 marked sold at COUNTS OFFICE.
I bis L ittery is now rapidilv progressing to
l( wards a close—no time should be lost in securii g
|( icKots. I liere are *n l undrawn, Ihe Capitals ol
.. CO* FOUTY TimusAjiru nnu.jus
. ojr* nvFxrr housjlyd i o .Ljlus
11 orjr tfx thouwjvh dollars
- irj» FIVE TNOU'-AATf) HOLLA US
V o< OVF. THOUSAND DO! LARS
14 of FIFE HU.N'hUEH LOLLAUS.
IFhnU. Tick et 812 I Quant r .3 00
e Halve* 6IE if hi/is . 150
y To be had warranted umlfawn, at
v <§Moscn’s ?
Where both toe ({real Capital j of 20 000 and
10,0j 0 DOLL\its, drawn in the MONUMENT
a O • I'fcKY, on ihe '2B‘di uli. Were s•.ml . a.n
where Were sold, ilm Canital Pnz s .'IOO,OOO
Oullars, half and n'\e quarter to citizens of (»eor
■t oia ; 20,000.. 10,000 s. 5000*i in itir last l.i ,n>i
o male Lottery, and wukhk mme capital puizk
llAVK BKKSf OBTAINKO THAN AT ANY OTHLII (KPICI
IN AAt Lit IC A
O'dent, left toilh I. It. St. JOHN ILoad street
iUuUST.I, Georgia, 'mid be firotnp y attended to
e FItEE OF POSTAGE,
e la imiry 21 • 60
otice.
e SUITABLE reward will he given fur tin
- JRA appreheiisto i and delivery oi Deedham, o,
t I:, rii cnmplexinn, middle age and common sizi
I 1 is supposed ti avail liimseilT,fa ticket, wine
p ue obtained from me ub mt two m inlhs ago, hi
.hnrizing him to work out and receive his ow
- wages.
Ii Win. i.ongstreet,
s January 21 at 60
Fouiui
g TV PC USE cm t.n. ng a uni of money. 'II,
j -CwLpwner by ca lmg at Hie biore of Dinan..
a, Lar-lt, (d- -cribing .he c niteiits and rewartlm
ir finder) may receive it again.
* Januaiy2l u 60
• t ■'
this iVvy
,9t twelve o'clock, trill h» sold be fori
the PfPiT-OFFICE:—
SD BARRELS 1 risl) Potatoes, marked F. am
I received per Sty. m Boat I’e ilk-ton, and sol 1
’ y order, tor the Wrnefu of all concerned.
, —also
Upper and SoaLLeather of excellent quality,
in tiftrceai wnd Sng*eJ« b irrels,
Wvnei
Falser J§f Boivd re,
Audio lien s,
Jannarv 21 K It 60
— »,r —• ■ ■—-
£\ f.L pcrons lr cautioned against receiving
HT-Sk or in any Jfcy negociati"g tnV two N t
oaile by Messrs. Brad I v & Doherty, and payabf
to the sub scribe r’«t>rder. and endorsed —one for
the sum of seven, hundred d'dlirs, due on ’bi
ab ut the 23d instant-the Qtln I #,;tfoi» the sum o'
Kive hundred and, I wentV-toiir ’ dollars and tv
cuts, due on or afy ut the! 22rt-■ ebtuary next j &t
he in akers of said notes'are cautioned not to pay
dirni as the parties now in possession of said
totes refuse to fulfil the terns and consideration
upon which said notes were (ran-tered liv me,
A. 13. Cold Will
Amrnsta JanV 20. 1825 1 ;■ *M
"tirr*
NOTICE,
Public are cautioned
on the Houses and l.o's of i'hj*^it(Jj ; ;pptb,er
rper end of town —especial ''.iSicwlf Jiauhnj;
and or earth (mm the rwef* V c<>h4vgMß*k
( erelo. Each and every pf igtinH*
ve the law rigorously cnli ’•htnHia
them,
Jannarv 21 t
. ' ~ ----- ' : i"«
List ot Letters*
Remaining in 'tie POST OFFi t>, Waynesbo
rough, (.Ga.) January Ist. 1825.
A \ K
Allen Sarah \ K«y*f' shua, 4
Auderso 1 Nancy 5 Kersey Hud
Aik iisnii It iben U ’ Kilkenny John Henry
Alien Uub rt J Key VVii Jnn T
B \ L
tin ant Sima j Kasseler Edw ard
trace well fi W i Luke Tli^a.s
1 1 \ in. Lewis | ..asaeter Sa.nuel
It ss 1. William j f’
{al ard John \ L-wis John (J
ivne E St H i Line t'huinas
(J 1 Liv.ngston Peter L
Kik Superior Court | Low Edward
.mswell M.ubew | Longstm el Gilbert
Imgg Elisabeth 1 M
;hcw J .mi, 2 1 'laifch Saiaii
Cox Willi.m | Hears David J
Colson Joim, 2 \ do.ue
Copeland Ann M J uartui John
I) 1 jure Roland
Duke A- anali, 2 | •'»}»*•> Nauiamel
Dye Martin I u
Drake Elias J Md'om BlUabeih
DiSksoii’s Estate, Exi \ . l *
or 11. i> s 'if Pans HA
Dye Avery f ! H
,ai by i Itoblnson Cornelius
8
. M \ Ino bai t F It 2
Finny ailfi J»..p Council
Fry er ZtfbgSSK ! js* ' I aupp II C
I 15 rtngor Harriet
G übbs Auifjtf | MlMiinier Itichard
■urns Duncan, 2 1 Ttew.rt Amos
Gresham Job j bandeifer William
II | Spivy Littleton
nrst John, 2 | tewart Anna
lari Thomas 1 Sapp Addison
Durst Henry i T
ill Win Sheriff I I’aylop Jeremiah
iorrison Itohert L I I'cila r Alex’r.
laymans William I i homas Joseph
J { i rupnell
Johnson Moses, 3 i W
Jenkii s Susan | Walton Thomas
Jones H.nry P | Wallace George
.lourdin It,cnard j Won snn Urnnah
E Garlick, p. m.
January 21. 1825 3'. r 6U
W auted to VliYe.
Sfpll.L tile h si, •■! Juimuy next, h-ur young
wJL NLGKOF.S, accustomed to work, Irom tin
■ ge ol 18 to 25
B. Picquet.
Jannarv 21 v
DARRELS Newark. ClUElt
V jfeNHtlji 1,1 superior quality,
mM WbSoMi 1 Case Kentucky Twine
Just receive I and to. wi'e very cheap by
(’anafield & J ongstn et.
.lannae\ 18 2i 59
iStgiroes toi* huio.
subsciiher i lieiv for sal,- I V\ KN I Y like-
J. ly Negroes, consis'nig of Men, Women, Gir
sod lioys. They will be sold 1 w, on appllcatien
to me at the Eag.e l avern, where the Negroi
may be seen.
,1 dim D. vVulktr.
i
January 18 59
EUjt OAiaCa,
A I IKELY N< g; o GlltL, nboui 16 } ears old
b. ugla up 10 Sewn g ami H. Use busnic
„v . or. ll). Apply ai this oilier
J oui is 3' 59
..MrntE.
, MEEIING u die si cn Holders of tin
fi. bieatn b iat Company ot Georgia, wi 1 tski
,jiaoe ui then tJliicc in naval null, vh' 1 (iCIISDA V
.he lUlli day ul nex month fl ebrililryj yy 10 u'
clock, A, M. on business ol imp ytaiiUv. f
A general attendance is rviju.vied—iAy ab
seni Mock 11..10t r may by pn»t ol Aiu.nuy u...
cler sea., anlhonse any oilier Stock ilufdcr lo
vole lor him or her. •’
\\ m. P. Hunter,
Treatwen, .steam Ouiii Cu/upu.w.
Savannah, Jaiiuaiy 8, 1025 58
f
f *
CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING,
(FRIDAY) January 31, 1823.
TO COMMENCE WITH A
AND CONCLUDE WITH THE ‘BEAUTIFUL
UvUlfcL .VLR,
Dancing 10 he tune of Paddy Carey.
horse^Snship
hy Master Whittaker.
RUNNINR ?TUI .TIN lx
I’y the whole Troop.
MRS. WILLIAMS,
The intrepid F.quaatrian, wj,l go tiir nigh herete
gaiit acts of EqnWtrianism—and conclude vvdli
me six divisions ol ihe Uroad Sword, the hoist
in full speed. 1“
STILL~VAULTING,
By the whole Troop, viz ;
..Messrs. Blytli, Asteu, Hunt, Hughes, Whilta
ki-r, Ses.sford, M'Cnnn.-—Chatter-Box Gabble
! Joke, (il»e Clown) WILLIAMS.
peasantYfrolic,
By Mr. DLYTH,
ON TWO BEAUTIFUL HORSES.
GRAND TRAMPOLINE ,
Over Horses, through Hoops, <J-c. fyc,
y By MASTER HUNT.
feLACK%IRE
1 Tape lly Mr. IIUGIIES./^
SPI' Mr. MAXCY,
Fur the first time in Augusta, .vni pelf irm a
March on the Newly Invented Trumpet, as
composed by himself—in on iir >f
UEX. LA FAWVTTL^
Arrival in America.
HORSEMANSHIP
By Master AJ iJf J
Without Sach'le or Bridle ! ! during wiiich he
will perform a variety of ini ere-ting feats
leaning through 'HOOP S', over GAUTEItS
he. he. the Horse g . ng ut full speed.
I’he evening’s neWbi ,.■ c o conclude with the
HUNTED TAYLOR:
OH,
Mr. Button’s Journey to Brentford
Ui.ly Button, Mr. Plvth. wu, Mr. Willi vmh,
03“ Admittance to the Boxes One Dollar, PIT,
Fifty Cents.
*„• Children under ten years of age, admitted
nihe Boxes at half price.
m Doors open at a quarter past six, and Per
for .ance to commence at seven o’clock precisely.
ftf Tickets,may he procured at the Circus ami
d ihe Gl ibe-Tnvern during the dav.
JVu sinokiu £ allowed within the Doors of th<
Circus.
January 21 60 •
LA FAYETTE HAT
AND
CLOTHING WARE-HO USE.
The Subscriber . ♦
Is opening in Uroad s reel, one door helo'iu Mr. Al
leu's Hat Store ,
A Lilian ■vfoKNKIIAL ASSOHTMENT OS
shat a
AND CLOTHING,
Consisting of
-Dress coats.
Frock Cnats
Drab box Coats
Double &. single mill’d Cassimere Pantaloons
Broad Cloth, Satmelt and Corduroy do
Todinetl, Vuleiilia, Bvvansdown Ut black silk
’ Vests
Blue and blsck Cloth and Cassimere <h>
Superfine Linen and Cotton, trilled and plain
Shirts
Knitted, Cotton, Worsted and Lambs woo
Slums and Drawers
Flannel do do
* Taman and Camblet Cloaks
Ladies do
Boy \ Dresses
Youth’s ciose body Coats
Gentlemen’s superfine Hats, some very wide
I rims ,
lu.nutation beaver do
La Fayette, boys and mens seal skin' Caps
Washing 1 in. Jackson and La Fayette Stocks
Silk Uiiioivllav
11. >iery
i Gloves, ike.
ALSO
Negro Jackets and I'rnwsers
House seivanis Goalees and Pantaloons
F. arnoifght great Coa's
Gtitu ns.-y Frocks, red Hanncl Shirts
Striped and Check do
Common Linen do
W o»den Gloves, and many other articles
in lus line.
The above GOUUS are New-York made, and
. will he disposed ut wholesale and retail, al New-
Yoik prices.
J. P. Seize.
December 3 4b
is olice.
k LI. persons having Uemands upon the estate
Cm. of Nicholas Ware, deceased* ire r. quested to
make them known to the subscriber*. Those who
ire indebted to the said estate, will please to iruk
immediate payment.
Susan B. Ware, Ex'lvx.
W, W. Holt; Jbx'r.
December 24 52
i—irr>—wi ——ii
" Wit $
l A vida>} and Saturday T.yen
ingft, Jan. aI, and-a 4.
Othello Jackson
Begs /cave to inform the Gentlemen of Au
gusta and Vicinity, that he has removed
from Bridge-Row (where he. was hea
ted a few days) to Campbell's Gnliy,
Broad-St. oh the Corner, and will
Exhibit there, (every Evening,
Sundays excepted, for a short
time ) his Attainments in j
’ _ his Profession.
He is a Pupil of the celebrated Don Carlos, of
Italy (who has performed in most of the
principal> Cities of the United Stales ) —
himself a Citizen of Monlicello, Jas
per Co. Geo. and Proprietor of the
UUAXB
3paa&ssnfaaiss& 3
Figure 1st — BEYJA.MIjY t rie sailor wnv K ,i ,ip
pears on the stage, and dances a hornpipe with
g cat agility.
figure 2J NIMBLE TO. If t» i I nex* appear on
the stagey,'and perform I U.VJBUNO, backwards
and forwards, and dance in various w«vs.
figure 31— THE IFAUA. V SCAHAM' tUCJUp
pear-, in ddf rent forms and in lue character o
the deuce unmasked, changing alternately from
white to black, and w II svval ow his own head
Figure 4th— JlM C/MCA'.ml Ins favor te Horse
NOIH.K, in full speed, will v*u,t and revault on
the siage.
OTHELLO JACKSON
Performs in Astute Style , numer
ous Extraordinary Feats on the
SLACK WliiE
AND
Slack Hope,
[lie will commune ; walk.ng on I wire in full
’ 'mg, heating on the I limb ur du b acme at i u
.me time—he afterwards Will ba an.;, .-words,
("ales, pipes, card tables a .1 chairs, all on ll.e
wire with the utmost ease he wil. tlum >. t fnm
bell ill a Cnair on ill wire, and place a mhl be. is
* decanter «•, | w, egl.-se ,a,.d uk- u>
u'shmeni he pna t-ss-s the. ar o( going H.iough
three hoops in a second, likewi . double. him ilf
mil Walks in this situation from ... ecu,! of thevire
o the other he will place himself man obltq ,e
• !!m. m ,r" th ,? "T ’ dot) " h V "" «»f Ptiv ..
■ nm-clf. the J icha of t/ie Oran/fq»— wilue
m will keep in m ilion two m q,,. atterwurdii
three, all o„ H,e wire. 11. ■ 1eg,,,, trick ot the
Orange an,l Fo<k He will a f.,k on the
hack oiiiis nan.l on] tin ..rang, :md a, apple m
'■he same l.and-he will fi.at .W* „ p p, t , ,-k
and I hen the apple or owner, fi t ers me to, iC*
■"d then Hie ap ,1,. ’a ige on ihcf.rk. IHe
nek ol the Flying Colon olio on Hie w ie, in toll
-wing lie will turn round on the ,wire—he will
>ke a glass full of win-and place ft,op. the , e
a 8-o.tl hoiyn oU swl g|i t-ifcc iTilfii en ways
'' t’ hi' head, five hundred times *o a nsif minute
-he will play tin violin oehitu him, i.i tuii wing
m the wire. file uncommon leal with dit Tea
rock’s Feather, wheie he will blow i u a con-, 1-
era hie height and catch it on hiaf.reh, a,I and pass
feather “ini -sPcking ~ ~, ,u»
tend h wid aso stand in. h s head on , e.
it biscuit and dri-.k win- whiiu standing !•• '■#
head, a'ltjpifhaiiv surprising r. u ts on Hi- si o’k it ,e
sue ins standing nhi In ad n i -
Ult>H WILL BE I'OLLO.WED THIS EVE,via ,lY
TUB ABTOMSAINfb KEATS OK THE
& 0 .
The whole to conclude with the laughable
scene between SIR .JO Vj7 V/ i .V OLD
STYLE and his Wife JUDY, (AU
TOM VTON FIGU'IIKS.I who will
have a dialoguehclween themselves.
(Q Ihe A itooialpu F., a ur Sir I >o„ tan and
Ins wife .ludy, Etc. comprise s piece of Mechanism
wnich may for their similarity of huoiaii i.a urc,
be classed amongst the most asioni-hiog wond rs
..Mb world. The liveliness o( the whole features,
with the admirable velocity of the limos, i-xerc si-g
.11 ti e natural functioim of the human fr uii!, willi
n' brearh, sneak wonders, widen arc better ex
hibited oi Iv by hi itself.
*** In the course of the. evening, several
good pieces of Music will be performed
The Proud Turban'd Turk,with thirty-two
variations; on the. Violin, “ Bonaparte's
March to Moscow"--” Grand .March of
Pizarro on the Clarionet, “ Copenhagen
ft altz ,” tyc.
[Tickets mny he had at the place of performance. No admit,
lance without tickets. Admittance 50 cents. Children under 12
years of half price. Performances commence at 7 o’clock.]
21 ri[)
EXGHANGIZi OFFICE
UNITED STATES
AND
POST NOTES,
ALSO, jj
DRAFTS
On Boston, Baltimore,
Providence, Washington City,
Ne w - ¥ork, Petersburg Va.
Philadelphia, Charleston, S. C.
Ain’t Savannah,
For Hale by
Beers, Bunnell & St. John.
Broad, comer oj .\Flnlosh street,
Goui and Silvkk coin and ail kinds of Uakic
.Virus, Bought and Sold.
November 12 4 0
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A N OVKUSEKU ~°" e wit, « » small family and '
' , c "“ ,e v,el * reconimendcd, may meet
with employment. Aprilv Co J
B. H. Warren. ,
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