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Bast Wight’s Mv\W. Milledgeville, Nov, 15. j On Friday last came on the election so ' ■Judicial Officers. For Judges, the result ivaa as follows : WESTERN CIRCUIT. Underwood, 104 elected. Clayton, 77 Scattering, 2 OCMULGEE CIRCUIT. ' I sib. idb. 3d h. 4th b. sth bal. Kenan 74 87 92 92 93 elected Shorter 46 67 86 85 74 Crawford 45 24 4 3 4 Rockwell 14 2 0 0 0 v Campbell 4 3 2 3 11 i Blank 10 0 11 MIDDLE CIRCUIT. Schley, 94 elected. s Reid,' 89 SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. k Fort, 98 elected. Holt, 83 FLINT CIRCUIT. McDonald, 109 elected. Prince. 75 « In the Northern and Eastern Circuits, - Judges Dooly and Wayne were re-elected „ „ without opposition. I For Attorney General and Solicitors, the c results stood as follows. Thomas F. Wells, Attorney General and , Solicitors for Middle Circuit. Green W. Smith, Solicitor, Western Cir. 1 Gibson Clark do Ocmulgee do* * John B. Stewart, do Northern do. . Thos. D. Mitchell, do Southern do. Henry, do Eastern do. f JBenj. F. Harris, do Flint do. In Savannah, by tin*, hands of ummuwv ruffians, on Saturday i •vening’ the 6lh inst. between the hours of 7 and 1> o’clock, in the i fifty-seventh year of his age, John M'Kinnnn, Kaq. a native of the taU of Sky, Scotland, and for the last thirty-five years, a res pectable and useful citizen of the State of Georgia. His virtues arc embalmed in affections of his afflicted widow and faintly, who will long continue to 'deplore his irreparable loss. At Boston °n Friday morning 4th inst. the Hon. Writ. Gray , tijed 75, .i wealthy and highly respectable merchant, of unosten tatious, uliable and plain manners. He was one f the. parents of the India trade, which assisted in our earlier national com merce, to enrich the country and many individuals. Mr. Gray was always judiciously enterprising, indefatiguhly industrious, and systematic in the arrangements of lime. He generally rose about tne same hours (3 or 4 o’clock) in all seasons of the year—and in 1 1* the quiet of the. morning perused his letters, examined bis uc- 1 •■counts, and formed his plans and arrangements. Mis perceptions were clear, and his explanations calm and collected. He has left a family of which any father would be proud. HostO'i Palladium. C? The Members of the Augus 'ita Sunday Scho >1 Union, are requested to at •tenrl h Special meeting nf the SOCIE T Y. at 'he Lecture Room over the Free School, THIS EVE NINO (the 18tU ins') on business of importance —and all persons feeling an interest in the Sunday School, and win sre desirous of promoting its important objects, are invited also to attend. , By order of the President, John 11. Maun, Sec’ry. November Id It 42 of Hugutfta, 16th November, 1825. ON SATURDAY llie 19ui ins . this Bank will be closed, preparatory to the Semi an nua! Dividend Augustus Moore, Cash’r. November in It 42 ' inutile. Agency of Mr. Cuabaes S, Rakku, hav- JL iogb -en determined by t-he principal, the undersigned.—The business will hereafter be conducted in 'he name of the Subscr ber, and nil person" indebted to (lie establishment will ■mike payment t > OuvrtiK A. Uorrback, who is duly anthor'zed to adjust the concerns of the business, lately carried on under the superin tendance of Charles S. linker. ( Jeo. Long. November 18 43 % tfarfc. A GENTLEMAN wn . nas filled, some of the most respectable literary situations, in tin* United States, (as his testimonials, will amnly at test.) would assume the management, ot an Aca demy, where such a person may be required, or accept, of a limited number of pr'vate Tuitions (• His instruction, embraces the full course, of 00l- I legiale Education. And his references, will be found of the highest, and most respectable order. Litters Cp si paid) addressed, to It. S. E. to the care of Jambs Hah run, K<q\ or, Capt. .fonts Uoiiwick, of tins City, will meet, with due atten tion. Augusta, Oa. N*'v, 11, 182.4 9t 41 ATTENTION! La hAftemen. AN extra meele g ot the Corps, wit l be held at the company’s room, City Hall, THIS DAY the 18th inst, at half past 6 o’clock, H. M. Ih< order of this meeting being of importance, there fore the members will pay (heir utmost attention to the same. By irder of Captain (bwtviui, R. F. Hush, Sec. l, f. r. November lb 1 42 'HAMILTON RIFLEMEN !'" it\ FIEND a Comonny meeting, at the City JMh Hall, on Saturday evening the 19th inst at 7 o’clock, 3’. M. for the purpose of electing i Lieutenant, occasioned bv <h<* resignation ■ t Liert. Gould, and prepared It settle your quarterly dues. By order of Capt, Cummins. Grant. O. S. November 15 2t 41 Mrs. Adam Hutchison. rAKES this opportunity of infuitniug her friends and the public in general, that her -commenced on MONDAY, the 14th inst. in Ya-hinginn-street, opposite Mr, Mlcou’s, where ■te is willing to receive a limite.d number of pu ls. Terms of Tuition the tame as during the two receding winters. Four young Ladies can be accommodated with ■card. In addition to the ornamental branches here of ore taught in Mrs. Hutchison’s School, inst me i ons will this winter be given in Lace end point / Work, according to the most approved methods now practiced in New-York, and in Scotland. Extra charge for these branches. Three Dol lars per quarter. N. B. —Young ladies not belonging to the School may be instructed at 6 Dollars per quarter. Hours of instruction in these branches, made known at the School-Room. 1 November lb 42 DANCING ACADEMY Mi. T. 5». School. MB. F. wishing to devote his whole time to this branch of Education, request those Barents who wish to confide their children to his care, to make immediate application, having ma ny new an 1 elegant DA NCES, that he wishes t" teach his Pupils. Mr. F. will attend as usual in private Families, and Seminaries when called for. e’or ‘-'urther particulars, apply at Mr. J. B. La fittes’ next door to Dr. Turpin’s store, Broad street. musicTessons. MRS. T. B. FaYOLLE, thunkiul for the en couragement heretofore received, inform her friends and the community, that she contin ues giving lessons on the PIANO FORTE and SPANISH GUITAR. Mrs. P. teaches her . u nils the art of singing in the newest style. Ap ply as in the above advertisement, N ’-emb r !8 fit 42 A U vRI). SURGEON DENTIST, RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the La dies and Gentlemen of the city, &c . for the auonage he has received from them in the hue of his prolession, and hopes he will meet with their future favors. He invites those who may want his services, to call at his house, sign of the Gulden Eagle, Cotton Range, and see his work, which he war rants and is manufactured on a new principle.— The advantage persons have who employ him, is that Augusta is his residence, and any injury, j to work done by him, can be repaired at all , times. He places Teeth both real and artificial (ma king the latter with pure enamel) from a single one to u whole set, so accurately that they will answer all the purposes intended. He cleans the teeth if ever so much discolored, of all their foulness and tar'er without pain, and renders them as white and as fair as ever. Teeth which are decayed and hollow, he re pairs by filling them up, and making them an swe>- the purposes they were intended for. Teeth and stumps extracted in (he easiest manner if ever so difficult, and judged by others impossible to ex'ract. He. prepare!, a dentrilice paste & essence which preserves the teeth and • changes them to a beautiful white, curea the scurvy, and makes the breath sweet and agree able. November 18 f 42 i 1 (AT the Brick Store on C* npbell-.treet, tmme 1 diately in the rear of M'Kenzib &, Benmoch’s Brick Building, on Broad-street, being very de?irous o closing the present concern,) Qi'FE/t THEIR STOCK OF amn ®©®a)s 9 Cofnhi ising a very general assortment of STAPLE AUTTULES, ON THU MOST ADVANTAOKOUS TfcHMH. Country merchants are invited so call and ex , amine the Stock, as they will be sold at e treme ly low pricea, and on long time, for approved paper. November 18 t 42 Prime Green Coffee i cotton'bagging. Tho Subscriber HAS JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, PR ME GREEN COFFEE in Tierces, and INVERNESS COVI’ON BAGGING, 42 in cites wide, which he offers fur sale at reduced prices, (or cash. Win. C. Way, At ATr. James M’Do-wad's store. No. 3U9. Broad-street November 18 4t is 42 Philadelphia Whisky. HHDS. of the best Jacob Moise. November 18 L 42 Ten ihAlais he^vard. RAN \ WAY from the Plantations of Mrs. N. W. Jones, and Miss Campbell in .Ifft'erson County, near Louisville, about the 201 l Oclobet Inst, two fellows by name, FOR TUNE am) SCIPJU, fi r whom the above reward will be paid on their being lodged in the Jsil of Chat ham or Richmond Counties, or delivered to the - Subscriber at Augusta, or FIVE DOLLARS t’T either, snd all reasonable expenses paid.— t SCIPIO is well known about Augusta, and both well known about Savannah. E. F. Campbell. 1 November 18 42. V For ttaie. 4 LIGHT BAROU' HE, ami maich of gentle Horses— Et quire ot the Printer. November 15 41 AUGI’STA : fH.t&ontr LOT 8 EKY. 50.000 a> © a, & & is b IN TWO FRIZES! I Now Drawing in the. City of un der the iuperintendance of 0 Huv A - Slaughter ij W. W. Holt, I*l Ki Kl'ilDf 1 1I» iir T.l.Wkav, J W W 13.1). Ihompson Commit aimers aftpoinleil by the General Assembly of the State of Georgia CONTAINS THK MOST SI*IENDID VARIETY OF Grand Capital Prizes, OF ANY LOTTEHT IN AMEMTCA. HIGHEST PRIZE 30.000 Dollars! 1 Prize of 820,000, 1 Prize of 810,000, 1 Prize of 10,000, 1 Prize of 10,000, 1 Prize of 10,000, ¥om* Prizes of 5000 BoWa. ¥lvo Prizes of iOOO BolVs. The Fourth Drawing Will take place on the 14 th December next. srJjnnr» 1 Prize of 830,000 is 830,000 1 Prize of 20,000 is 20,000 4 Prizes of 10,000 is 40,000 4 Prizes of 5,000 is 20,000 5 Prizes of 1,000 is 5,000 10 Prizes of 500 is 5,000 50 Prizes of 100 is 5,000 100 Prizes of 50 is 5,000 5000 Prizes of 10 is 50,000 SLbSJ 18.000 TICKETS at TEN DOLLARS, Less than Into and an half Blanks to a Prize. The Prizes only to be Drawn. All the Prises to be/looting from the commencement except the following -which -will be deposited in the wheel at definite periods, viz : ON THE FIRST DRAWING 1 prize of 10,000 & lof 500 2d. 1 prize of 5,000 & 1 of 1,000 k lof 500 3d. 1 prize of 10,000 k X of 5,00 4th. 1 prize of 5,000 & 1 0 f 1,000 & lof 500 sth. 1 prize of 10,000 Sc lof 500 6ih. 1 prize of 5,000 8c 1 of 1.000 k lof 500 7th. 1 prize of 10.U00 8c 1 of 5,000 8c 1 of 500 Bth. 1 prize of 20,000 8c I of 1,000 k 2 of 500 1 9th. 1 prize of 30,000 8c 1 of 1,000 8c 1 of 500 AH Frizes payable thirty days after the com pletion of the drawing, subject to a deduction o( fifteen percent—if not applied for within twelve months, to be considered a donation to the funds of the Masonic Hail. The demand for Tickets in this Lottery has become immense, in consequence uftli; extra ordinary accumulation of CAPITAL PHIZES 1 in 'he tVHEEI., and the public confidence in ’ the Lottery ; and the price will no doubt ad vance very high, as the Drawings progress. Tickets and Shares way be had, at the original price at LOTTERY OFFICE , No 21)t, Broad street. Until the Ist Day of DECEMBER next, WHEN THK If WILL POSITIVELY HI»B TO ELEYtiX BBIAiAWS. PRESENT PRICE, Whole Tickets, SlO 00 Halves, 5 00 Quarters, 2 50 dOT Orders from any part nf the United States, post paid enclosing the Cash, in the bills of any of the Hanks of the Union that pay pec e, will | meet wi-h prompt atten'ion DAIUEk BILLS will be received at par. All orders actual.y mailed before the first of December, will be supplied at the original price. Address all communications to J. B. Beers, Secretary to the Commissioners, November 18 42 : m • VALUABLE LOTS, WILL be soil on Wkdnksd.it, the seventh dav of December next to the highest bid - der in the town of HUmiiuiiu. South Carolina being a part of the Three Hundred Lo'h adver tised on twenty-fourth of November 1824, foi • sale on eighteenth day nf January last, and be i' ing in continuation of that sale. Due half of the i purchase money cash—the other half to be on in d 'eresi at seven percent per annum, the interes e payable annually. The Notes of the Bank o( - llamjiuhd, of the Specie paying Hanks of South r Cahouna, and of the Bank of the United States 5 will be reeeived in payment. The purchaser will be required to make imorovements withii b two years. Indisputable titles will be made. Henry Shultz. Hamburg S C Nov, 18 id 42 - VS e are authorized to an nounce Anselm Boon Esq. a Candidate for She e riff of Richmond County, at the election in Jan Uary next. October 18 tttT 3 .* 1 .... ' si® 38ds —OrQ^— STpIIJS ESTABLISHMENT is opened in a handsome Brick Building, erected during the, sJL past summer, at the corner of Broad and M IrUodi-Slrrets. It is recommended to Plan ters and Merchants, by its situation, in the centre, of the town ami of business, and within a convenient distance of the Bank-, Warehouses, and Buhl e. OHines. Stage Passenger* will find it convenient from its being opposite the I’ost-Dllioe the place of arrival and departure of the Stages. There is connected with the HALL, an adj icent Brick Tenement, with suites of Private Apartments, and n separate Entrance from Broad Street, which will be appropriated exclusively to the accommodation of Families ; and Ladies will find themselves as quiet ami retired as in any private house, with the additional advantage ot being in the immediate neighborhood of the principal Fancv Stores. The WASHINGTON HAM is superintended by W. 1. Dooley, whose study it will be to please and render comfortable, those who may favour the House with their patronage. Augusta, (Gh.) September 30, 1825 28 THE HotVAHU LYS ÜBJIMC E i' OM VAXt, Incorporated by the Legislature of the State of JVetu fork, for the purpose of hunting Wuusfts and other Building*, MERCHANDISE ; And other personal Property s AOANST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY an£> also, To Insure against the Hazards of Inland Naviga tion or Transportation . Capital j&tocft, S 300,000, Which has all been paid in CASH, and the piib ( lie may rely with confidence upon the whole sun being 1 always available to meet its engagements. I The subscriber having been appointed Agem for the above Company will, in its name, lntmr> against Loss by Fire and Hazard of Inland Navi ) gation, on as favourable terms as can be dune ii . this city• I A. Camfield, ■Agent for Howard Insurance Company. N. B. Persons living in the country can have Insurance effected by addressing the Agent, giv : ing a description of the premises to be insured, i Tost paid Augusta. Oct. 25, 1825 35 is __ THE MECUAXIC’S FIRE Insurance Company, NEWARK, NEW-JEUSEY, HAVE appointed the Subscriber their Agent; who will receive proposals for INSURANCE against FIUE, and the Risks of Inland Xovigdtion, on the in st liberal terms, at No, 2(39, Broad Street, Augusta. James Harrison, Agent. October 28 is 36 *** IS OTIC E—The subscriber reswm.'S the riucncK or tub law, and may for ’ the present be consulted at his Uwelling, on Ellis f street. Robert Raymond Reid. November 15 6t 41 ! J. *i. Hand, has removed his office to No. 355, Broad-street, next boor to J. W. Bridges. November 15 3t is 41 FOGSIIEADS Frimt N vemh r 15 3r 41 TO RENT. ( JaA ONE Tenement, two storj j 1 Rnilding, laleiy occupied by Mi Christopher Low, on Broad-street, 1 JHH immediately above the Planters' Ho r ' tel—also a miller Tenement next the Gully, a M hove Mr. Florence—also several on. story Tene ' ments on the opposite side of Hroml-street, itn 1 mediately above “ Cotton Range " —Fossessini ’’ given immediately, *?pply to Mr, James Harper or to ;! E. F. Campbell. b, November 15 8t 41 m NOTICE. \LL those who are indebted to the subscriber will cull after the 20th inst. on Mr. Willian Smith, junr. who is duly authorised to act as im attorney. i F. Dupont. e- The store he now occupies might be bad Iron n- 30'h until the Ist October next, on moderate terms 33 November 15 St 4! TO-MORROW MORNING, at Eleven o'clock will he sold before the POST OFFICE jV/WU. HOPKIN’S House mid Lot, on the corner of M'intosh and Walker-Streets. ALSO, Tke //unse ami Lot on the Sandhills. AMO, Carriage and Horses, Cart and Harness, » art of excellent Globes, Stove, School Benche- and Ta bles, and sundry oilier articles of FURNITURE. Terms, Mem/, and made known at the sale. Fraser & Bowdre, Auctioneer*. November 18 2t 41 , On Wednesday Morning, 33 d inst, AT 10 O’CLOCK, Will be sold before our Auction Store, A general assortment of Belonging to the estate of Mr. James Rus sel, deceased, CONSISTING IN PART OF MEN’S and Ladies’ Saddles, Saddle Trees, Bridles Wilts of various kind 1 , fThips; Sti. niji Irons; Hackles; Moulding; Harness; ffeb’ bings; CoUtra &c &r Stc Terms —Under gIUO cash ; over g 100, payable first of Februayy next; for approved paper By order the administrator s . Fraser & Bowdre, Avoirs. November 11 , td 40 The Subscribers Offer low for Cash, or good paper in town, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF ®iE®mjia33o Country dealers and Planters are invited to call tor good bargains, at the Brirk Store, opposite the Post-Office, and one door in the rear of 224, • iiiitOAn'-sTtkKET. Where they can obtain at th^ , lowest prices the following articles : Sugars, brown and loaf Coffee and Tea Iron and Steel i Castings well assorted Oven Lidds (extra) Boilers W ines (assorted) / . ■ < Uaging '1 wine [• Hope _ Shoe Thread New Rice Nails 4d to 24d ApplTa.ul I Peach j l Gin 1 H im, end other spirits ' Tel low Caudles Prune Tobacco Colton and Wool Cards Domes'ic Goods Blankets and other articles. J. VV. L. Simmons & Co. November 8 39 Agricultural Implements. The Subscriber Hus constantly on hand, a large assortment of y Wood’s Patent, Freeborn, & Law-' b rences, the light Scottish and other PLOUGHS. ». —ALSO • A general ariortment of r UMTIiL.MK.XTS, All made under his own direction of the best materials, and most approved patterns. Robert Philip. One door above the PI unters’ Hotel, r) November 1.8 t -r 37 " Wanted Immediately. AN industrious well conducted Negro Woman, who is a good Washer and Ironer and plain n Cook, to do (nc work of a small family, where it 'here are no children, for such a person fair w v ges Will lie given.—Enquire at this Office. November IA St 41