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WAS HALL. 1
ffIHIS ESTABLISHMENT i >••> id in a tome Brick Building, erected during the
I p H »t summer, at th ■ c irnei • Broad i■■ i ■ ‘osh-Sheets. It is recommended to Pla.
ters and Merchants, by its s tmt 1 in tin 01/ ' the town and of holiness, and within t.
convenient distance of 1 lie Banks, - •id **.ibhc Offices. S age Pwsengers will fine
it convenient from its being opp ■ 'he ’ <tl, ■ the pi ice of arrival and departure ol
the Slagi-s. There is connected »th he HM.t . . Ijieeot Brick I'enernent, with suites V
private Apartments, ami a separate Knlran. ■■ 1 '>ad Stree', which will be appropriate!'
exclusively to the accommodation o' m lies will find themselves as quiet an '
rum, d as in anv private house, with 'he a- ’ 'van-age of being ii the immedia
neighborhood of the principal Kane >r' . IHINGI’ON HAL' is superintended
bv W. J. Duntur, whoso studv it wii e 1 .1 render comfortable, those who rua)
favour the House with their patronagi
Jtugmtn, (Ga.) Sep'Mnber 30. 1825 28
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THR
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
TL o 'liis Establishment in that cmm v.'iotf
Uml iing formerly called tlie UKiDGK HANK
ilk vnbscrib r respectfully solicits the attcnlio
ami t>str mage of his trienda in the country, a' l
in the cilv i and of all others elsewhere, whim
support is worthy to he desired.
He* tenders assurance* that its arcotnmoda'ion
are agreeably calculated to he a comfortable rest
ing p) .re for single travellers, ami for lamdies
and for constant boarders, a quid ami a pleasar.
home.
Charges will be as reasonable as those of air,
house of similar convenie ncies, and of equal res
~e b } John M‘Bryde,
Nceerrb'r 4 4t ■ l ~ -
AND
COMMISSION SVO HE,
No. 325, BROAD-STREET.
jfMIIIK Subscriber couth tics to tiansact the AIK.
I TION a-dCOMMISbION BUSINESS- Am
Will make liberal advances on Consignments.
A. Hugg.
OotoKef 21
(SloilAliE
AMU
COMMISSION liUSINESS.
1111 K undersigned begs leave to lender his sei
. vices to the public generally, in the ahov
line of business —he | ledges tuinsell to use all n I
igeucc, g.ve personal attention, ami to exert lum
self to the best of bis abilities to give general sal
islactiun and to promote the interest oi all tnoo
thai may think proper to favor him with their cu
tom. Liberal advances will be made, on all pr<
duce commuted to his charge, either for sale, e.\
portation, or otherwise, ami facilities in all case
f iuhni requit' dJ will be afforded; that but 1 v
olbeis in hti hue can equal, and none surpass. A 1
y orders will be ihankiully received and prompt I
as.itended to,
lias taken Mr B. 11. Warren’s Warehous
“I ll *?dbut of the bridge, (bolter known by tin
iiiitiMe of “ Leigh’s Warehouse ”) its situation bt
'"igw immediately upon the n» wharf it thereby
uliimrds peculiar advantages to shippers. &c.
loW; whole establishment having lately under
gone ft complete and thorough repair, is now ii
comnjKoi.e order for the reception of all kinds o
prodßucc, merchandize, Sic. His close stores ari
vlcAnly, secure, and perfectly sale.
* Win. 13. Shelton.
i N. B. The only Tobacco Inspection in the city
ijii also kept at the above Warehouse : and (<>r a
/Tobacco of the Jirst quality, inspf ited here during
the ensuing season, I will give six dollats per him
dred, and in the same ratio fur the more intern
qud tics. W B. S.
September ‘JO 2*
LAMB BU. FABT OIUiU B
AND
Commission Business.
At his old stand in Savannah, near the Fort, am
is prepared to matte suitable advances upon al
produce placed in his hands for sale.
John Everingham, jr.
April 13 & 83
JNOTICE.
fpllß Copartnership of I). I’ahisu St Co. wi:
.1. dissolved by, pip ml consent on the Ist d '
cl July last The business of said concern will
be closed by I’ahisk, Cohsino St Co. to whom all
indebted arc requested to make payment.
Daniel Parish,
Jasper Corning,
Parish, Holbrook & Co
Chari rstnn Oct. 18 vv'-’m 34
COPAUTiSiittSaiP.
fl'UtK Subscribers have formed a Copartner
t snip under the firm ot I’AlflSH, COKNINC
k. CO. and vvdl transact busines.- nl the old Slant
of I). I’vntsH & Co. where they have now opei
500 Packages Staple and Fancy
Con prising a complete assortment, which nil
be feUl on favorable terms.
Daniel Parish,
Jasper Corning,
Jos' pit Kernodian,
Thomas Parish.
Charleston, Oct. 18 lw2in 54
iNKW Alilt\ N(i R VIE A T
For Dispatch.
Augusta and Savannah
MAIL STALE.
» ***** <i w< «ao—sadßafas - —.
Through in twenty-six Hours.
t 4pKE public are respecitniiy informed :fiat the
, m proprietors of the above linn, feeling every \
bspus lion to render i( the most desirable, have
letermined to run through from Savannah to p/u
--nsta in Ivventy.six hours, leaving Savannah at S
’clock, .1. M. and Augusta at 8 o’clock Ji M.
I hcv are provided with the most careful nml cx- I
nerienced driver , the Stages comfortable, and the
lurses superior, in short the whole arrangement
s such, that they anticipate universal satisfactini .
For sea's, apply at the City/file 1 Savannah and s
,t the (;h,|,e Tavern .Vugnsta.
Gilbert Longslreet, ) „
Urn sllwMon, ’ \
George Mi Urn, Savannah. ,
N, B. To meet tin view, ot tbe mercantile ‘
•(immunity in tlie fullest exlen 1 , toe lime of am -
val and departure i* such that letters can bs an
.wet ed the same day.
Noven her 11 40
THE NEW 1,1 Mi oe i
iamoasp.
Between Jiugasta and Charleston,
IS N 1W I N COMIU.E I'K OUUKII.
H()K->ES art fine, and die Urivers care.
I'd; and die proprietors pledg- theniselv i
bat not iking shall be warning thai will render ci 1
• ‘‘inence 10 the passengers. Ibe Stages wdi
'■•ave Angie,la every Snnclay, Wednesday an
Friday, at 4 o'clock, A. M; and arrive in Charles
-1 m in less than two days.
FARE through, sl2 50 cents. Fop seals, up.
ly at the CM Y-HOTEL.
Edward Hyrtl,
John Randolph.
November 4 6 y 18
CUARLKSTOA
MAIL STALE,
■jIAS commenced running on the f rst OcK
i. I her. —Apply for seals at the GLOBE TA
VEUN—Fare ti.ieen Dollars.
October 4 26t 29
Mllß. VV ALTbIALL,
aESPED/FULLY informs hrr inends and the
young Ladies of Augu'-'a that she vvi 1 com
1 ncnee giving lessons on the PIANO FOUI'L
ml in SINGING, al her residence—or in private
■ indies as may best suit the convenience of the
upilsthat may be entrusted to Ii r care.
Terms moderate, and made known on up-
I'tcalion at her residence, Keynold-s 1 eet, first
u use below the Eagle Tavern.
Oct I-*- 21 34
MilTcJi.
undersigned have been appointed a>
. tignees ot AmiiieW l,ovv r & Co. of Sa- an
i»h, merchants, an 1 ot Isaac Low b Co. of 1,1
verpool, merchants, i,y deed >f as-ignment bear
uig date of the 11th of August 11‘25 :— All per
. ns indebted to cither of the said Hr ns on th
, lay ot the date of said assignment or subsequent
I] ty, are hereby required to settle the same with
II is or either of us. (nr with Mr. ,lmu 1 Taylor,
vim is our audioriz d attorney) as we aie the
mly persons authorised to receive, and receip
or the same.
Beni. Burroughs,? .
WiSumCJmSh.
lO* Kditiirb ut the Recorder
*nd Augusta ♦Jonsti utioiuliHi, will please publish
lie nbove one month ami I'orward their bills to
• lie Republican f lfice »or payment.
Savarmuh, N v. I. IS 5 5t 39
L
I V). Lvane,
CONTINUES the practice of the Law at Monti *
celt.’, Jasper County, where he will punctual '
f attend to any business confided to his care. U<
dso practices in all the other courts of the Oak
' i nulgae circuit, ami in severs! courts of the F ■
■ci i Northern circuits.—During hrs absence a
ment will be left to attend to tbe bush ess of h
dice.
.Montirein .1 dv 'll trnf ) q
vent Vets Vm\tuluces
For sale ul this Office.
MANAGERS’ OFFICE.
By Authority of the State of New-York.
SPLENDID
LOTTERY,
To be Drawn in the City of New-York,
mi the 4th of January, 1826.
AVD FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTES.
45 NUMBERS—6 BALLOTS TO BE
DRAWN.
Each Ticket having 3 Numbers in Combination.
L R. \alfcs & A.
MANAGERS.
SCHEME OF THE
NfcVf \ovk tetatfc lultwcfttwcfc
class 3, for 1826.
HIGHEST PRIZE
S 100,000
1 PRIZE OF 850,000 is 850,000
1 do “ 20,000 is 20,000
1 do “ 10.500 is 10,500
2 do “ 5,000 i? 10,000
4 do “ 2,500 is 10.000
10 do " 2.000 is 20,000
39 do “ 1,000 is 39,000
78 do “ 500 is 39,000
468 do “ 100 is 46,800
4,446 do “ 50 is 222 300
5.051 Prizes, 8567,600
9,139 Blanks,
Less tha t tiro Unities to a Prize.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole - 850 I Quarter 812 50
Half - - 25 [ Eighth 625
I his is the most -nagii ticenl scheme tliat nas
•ver been off -red for tht patronage of the friend-
Lottery alventure In America- The small
mmber ol Tickets, and the nnex-mpled demand
'or them, is a sufficient warrant, that there will
sot be a chance left, for week - before the day fix
■d for the drawing, anl that the piiee of Tick
-Is will shortly rise to g3O.
(XT Gentlemen are t n refore requested, to be
arty in there application, as a ! l Orders actually
nailed before the rise -.''ill be entitled to be sup
(died at he present rates.
*»’ Notes of the Hank of the U. Sta'es and i's
"ranches, and, generally, the Notes of all Banks
hr l pay specie, received at par.
Also, Mercantile Drifts at sight, on any ofth
large Oities, and Prize rickets received freeiy in
lavment.
All Letters to be po-t paid.
Ihe Mails may be relied on as being perfectly
safe for all remitta oes,
Yates & M‘lntyre,
Washington City.
October If 12t T 31
North American Review,
JVO. XI.JX.
CONTENTS.
If'L AIMS ol the Inry-d Staus on Naples and
• Holland
1. Message of the President of (he United
Stales to tin (louse of Representatives rtla
tive to the claim on Napl- s
2. Message of the President of ihe Uni
ted States, transmitting toe correspondence
Ttlat ng to the claims of the citizens of Un.-
t- d S ales upon the Government of the Ne
therlands.
11. Lord Byron’s Character and Writings.
L R. col.ections of the life of Byron. Hi
the late U. C. Dallas, Esq
2. Correspondence ol Lord Byron with a
Friend ; including his Letters to his Mother j
in 1810, and 1811.
3. Journal ot die Conversation of Lord
Byron. By Thomas Medwm, Esq.
11l VV ay land’s Discourses on the Duties of an
American Citizen.
Tlie Duties of an American Citizen ; tw
Di courses delivered in the F.rst Baptist
Meeting House in Boston, By Francis Way
land, j-iiir.
IV. Pinkney’s Poems,
Poems, By- Edward C. Pinkney.
V'. English Common Law Reports,
Reports ot Cases argued and determined
in the E g! sh Courts of Common Law. Ed
ited by I t'omas Sergeant and John C. Low
ber, Esq-1,
VI. Orpine. Poetry.
Orpheus Poetarum Giscoorum Antiquissi
ines. — Auctore (fejjgio lieurico Bode,
VII. Cnlnmbus.
Codice diplomatico Colombo Americano,
Oisia Kaccolla di Document! originaliue ine
diti, spettkinia Cristoforo Colombo, &c.
G< nova, 1823.
Vlll. Gold and Silver in Mexico,
A report on the Expediency of Augmen
ting the Duties on the Exportation ol Gold
and Silver, presented to the General Const! '
tiient Congress of Mexico, by the Committee i
ol Fmai ee and Mines August 9, 1824
IX Cm cal Notices
L Palfrey’s Historical Discourse, 4441
2. Perkins’s History of the late War, 443
3. Wrifford’s Mercantile Penmanship, 451
4. Summary view of America. 453
5. Addresses before the New-¥rr k Ac
ademy of Fine Arts, 459
6. Bacon's Plea for Africa, 462
7 . Barnard’s Polyglot Grammar, 474
8. Crafts’ Address before the Palmetto
Society, 4,64.
9. Branco White’s Spanish Varieties, 469
Quarterly List of New Pobl.cations, 473
Index, 487
JUST UECEIVEU BY
Horace Ely.
November 1 87
N’ oticfc.
A liIHK subscribers lun-e connected themselves
in the practice of (he LAW—they will uni
irmly attend all the counties of the Northern
ircuit, and the county of Franklin, of the Wes
rn Circuit, one of them will be generally found
t their office in Elberton, where they will lake j
■asure in transacting the business of those who
■ v be unfortunate enough to be involved in the
aWj
John A. Heard,
Thomas J. Heard.
January 1, 1325 07
DIMOCK & MJiRSH,
inercijant Cailortf,
AT THE AUGUSTA
iliiSXi’-'lil’fva 3'JtDULiBj
No, 164, Broad-street.
Have this day deceived. per the i,a.t steam boat
—X large and fresh supply of —
READY MADE CLOTHING,
—CONSISTING OP—
»LCE and Black Dress Coats,
Coatees, different colors,
Blue, Black sod Fancy colored Pantaloons,
Blue and Black Cloth Vests,
Silk and Fancy ditto, handsome patterns,
Bang-up Pantaloons,
Satinett Coatees and Pantaloons, &c.
Alt of the ab ve Garments have been made of
the latest New York fashions. Persons wishing
u> purchase, will do themselves the pleasure to
1 crll at the above store.
October 7 30
NEW CLOTHING.
3- a*.
IS OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING,
Which is made up in a -workman like manner, and
of the best materials ;
JSi.UE and Black superfine Dress Coats,
Do. do. 2d Quality,
B ! u», Claret, Olive and Parson’s gray mixed
Frock Coats,
ue and Uni Box Coats,
oitees us did' erent qualities,
Youths’ blue and black Coats,
assimere and Cl ith Pantaloons, of almost any
colour and prices,
Sattinstt, Corderoy & prime-bang-up do.
Blue and black cloth Vests,
French, India & English silk Vests,
Silk Velvet - - . do.
y Great variety of Fancy do.
Linen, Co'ton, Frilled and Plain Shirts, (some
’ very fine,)
1 Knitted, Cotton and Worsted Drawers,
" Worsted and Lamb’s wool knitted Shirts,
i Fme flamel Shirts and Drawers,
j Ladies’ Cloaks,
‘ Tartan and Gamble! do.
Fearnought great Coats,
Silk Umbrellas,
oys’ and Mens seal-skin Caps,
Gentlemen and Youth’s Hats,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
ALSO,
House servants Coatees and Pantaloons,
' Negro Jackets and Trc wsers,
' Check’d, strip’d, and coa-se linen Shirts,
Guernsey Frocks,
Red flannel Shirts.
THE ABOVE GOODS
Will be disposi d of wholesale and retail, at
New. York prices.
NO. 234, BROAD-STREET,
Three doors above the Post Office.
O-'tobe- 21 34
Xotiec.
WILLIAM KIBBEe, .
UifcS thu opp.n-iunity ot int-uriniog his ifiends
1. and the public, 1 hat he has entered into Co
oartnership with Mr James Wells, of Savannah,
line of the House of Killatr., Hills & Wells, for the
purpose of carrying on toe business as
REAPERS AND TAILORS,
In the City of Avgusta,
TWO DOORS IIKL 1 W THE OLOBK TAVERN,
Where hey intend keepings general supply
■f CLOTHS, CASS! MERE* and GOOwS, of all
descriptions, usually kept by Houses of their pro
■ession—and at the 'ame time assure the pub
ic that no time nor pains shall be wanting to
suit those who may call on the House.
Wells 6l Kibbe.
October 11 3]
TO BE RENTED
On a Building Lease,
JjggK THREE Lots, fronting Walk
er and Watkins Streets, opposite in 1
amH lbe Catholic Parsonage House. The
Lots adjoin each other and will be
et separately or all together, as mav be desired.
W. W. Holt.
September 22
For Sale or to Rent.
MB. B. HOPKINS otters to sell
his House and Lot in 1 own, and if
notsold by the first of October, the
premises may then be rented. En
quire of the subscriber on the Sand-Hills, or of
George W. Warner, Esq in Augusta.’
B. B. Hopkins.
Sep'rmber 23
TO RENT,
And immediate possession given,
A The WAREHOUSE & LOT re
cently occupied by Mr. J-hn Gaumed.
upper end, north side of Broad-street,
Two main roads from the interior
| leading d'redly by this Warehouse, gives it great
advantage in the Cotton business.
Two othe” Dwelling Houses in
the same neighborhood, are also to Rent,
For terms, which will be moderate, apply to
Dr. Watkins and John Moore, E q?. Renting
Committee for the Bank—or to Mr. Jno. Garner,
near the premises.
Augustus Moore, Cash'r.
November 1 4t t 37
~ TO RENT.
liffil Two convenient Dwelling
Douses and Lots, situated on Ueynold-atree l .
near the residence of Anselm Bugg, Esq.—Poa
session given on the first day of October next. |
APPLY TO
G. Dillon.
September 27 27
TO RENT,
I From the (irst day of October
next, for one year, the House and Lot on M In
tosh-Sireel, where Mr. Patrick Kelly now lives
Apply to Robert I). Ware or to Wm. W. Holt.
Susan B. Ware.
August 2 15
Agricultural Implements.
The Subscriber
Has constantly on han't a targe assortment oj
Wood’s Patent, Freeborn, & Law
rences the light sco- : -'i a- d other
PLOUGH.
—ALSO
A general assortment of
IMTLB-MfiXTA,
All made under his own direction of the test
materials, and most approved patterns.
Robert Philip.
One door above, the HI unters’ Hotel.
November 1,8 t t 37
I tPUSM i-UTS,
m
VALUABLE LOTS,
WILL be s Id at Public Auction, on Wed
nesday, the seventeenth day of December
next, to the higiiest bidder in the town of Ham
ituua, South Carolina. One half of the pur
chase money cash—the other half to be on iner
es< at seven per cent per annum, payable anau
aliy. The Notes of the Bank of Mamburo, of
the Specie paying ranks of South-Cahoiina,
and of the Bank of tiie Uniter States, will be
received in payment. The purchasers will be
r quired to make improvements within two years,
1 Indisputable titles will be made.
Henry Shultz.
Hamburg, S C Nov. 11 td 40
Laud aad *V eg toes.
THE S doer b r ff’tr* I >r sal.-, ihat valuable
PLANTATION within twelve miles of
linsvMiy, containing 878 acres. 200 acres cleared
and under a good: fence—-well adopted to the cul
ture of corn and enton, lately owned by Mr.
Robert Malone of this place. The situation is
i .urpMsed by none in point of health. The im
r ve nent thereon, is a comfortable UWEL
IJ VO HOUSE —good stables—corn li o.e, Sic.
w Hi the plantation can he lnd 21 AEG HOES,
c m isting of Men, Women, and Ciiiidr.m, ac
'•Uii one-1 t i work on a form, A\hd, a small
s ock of CATTLE and HOUSES —farming uten
sils, ik;.
I lie above will be sold a bargain, for cash, and
possession may be bail on the first day of Janu
■ry nex , those who wish to purchase, can exam
ne the Lund & Negroes by calling at the plants*
ion, and for mi ther particulars aooly to
James Patterson.
November 11 3. 4j
Executor’s
WILL be sod a the to men rc-ulence of John
Atwell, u Ucnmond county, deceased,
on the firs. Monday i < December nex , the Per.
ishable propeny of ihe sa.d deceased, consist
"B u
Corn and Fodder, likewise, the o the
T ock A Lit nt, buccp, and tnree head o i 4 into
Horses ad the tixi.sejiold Fu. udurc, Plantation », or in
Ulens Is and one Ear .
And will he Routed at the same,' 0 "^
time, ilv Plantation w e.eooli - res.ded L ke
svtsc, iw - Negroes Will hired, belonging to
sHid esl«e 1 f
Likewise, will he sold at the same
lime and place, one Negro Woman named Clave,
belonging to said estae.
Twelve inoiitin credit will be gii eu, and Notes
with approved srcurily will be inquired before
ihe delivery of Ih? p"o ier v.
Janies Atwell, Ex’tr.
cj ihe l i.i. of John Atwell.
O-Inb-r 2-~. Xff'S (S’ p,5
-t xecuiors Sale.
Will be sold on Mo i i.y di.- 19m of December
next, at the Plantation u; William Junes, do
ceased Ide of Columbia c nmy
All ot the Stock of .said deceas
'd. enn-is ing of Hines, Mules, Oxen, Si.e.-p,
Hogs, &c —Also th; Plantation and shop Tool ,
.vho three Cotton Gins in good repair, Th'toll
ing and cutting M ichne, whoa Tb i. two Wag
ons, two Ox Carts, one Gigg and Harness, a.d 5
other articles not here mentioned. Terms made '
known on the day.
Lucy Jones, Ex’trx.
N. M. Benton, Ex’r,
Os the Will oj he deceased.
November 8. 1825 s*f .■ 39
Administrator’s Hale.
AGREEABLE tu an order of the honourable
the Inferior Court of Burke county, when
sitting for Ordinary purposes, will be sold at ihe
Court House in said county, on the first Toes lay
in December next, between the usual hours of
sale ;
A Negro man, Prince, the pro
perty of Reuben Tipton, deceased. So.d for me
benefit of the creditors of said dec, ased’s L.t
late.—Terms made known on the dav of sale.
Kzekiel Lester, Jldin’r.
October 4, 1825. 9: x 3,
Administrator’s Sale.
Will be sold at Columbia Court-House, on the
first Tuesday in December next
Two hundred and thirty Acres of
Land, belonging to the Estate of William K.
Crabb, deceased, sold lor the benefit of the heirs
of said deceased. Sold on a credit of 14 months -
John Kennon, Mm’r.
October 5. 1825 9t T 32
N otice.
BY order of the Honorable Inferior Court of
Columbia county, will be sold «n the first
Tuesday in January next, at Columbia Court-
House :
Two Hundred and sixty-four A
cres of Land, more or less, lying on the Big Kio
kee Creek, within two miles of said Court-house.
| Sold as the real Estate of James Martin, dec,Ais
led, for ihe Benefit of the heirs.—Terms made
1 known on the day of Sale.
Robert Martin, Mm’r.
\ October 27, 1825 61 w t 37
Notice.
months after date, application will b*
«*•■» made to the Justices of the Inferior Court
of Franklin County, when sitting for Ordinary
purposes, for leav- to sell the real estate of Slur
hug Proctor, a Minor.
James R, Haley, Guardian.
April 12, la-25 lu.V.a if