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Maaßagawribaca—ai
an 4bo positive —it will blil-iv your good-breed
ing-
lie thinks, that when you go a hunting, you
should always hcep your gun cocked, and the
muzzle near your companion's head—it will
keep him i cide aicahc. •
lie thinlis, that when two or three persona arc
conversing together, you should march up to
them, and aak them what they are talking about.
Tor should not every man know as much as he
(Sun J -
Since the above was written, Old Jo,' has
accn in this paper of the 3d mst., the thoughts of
'Yeung Joe," and consequently,
_ He thinks, that "Young Joe" is rather “dull
of comprehension,” otherwise, lie would not
have so shamefully misconstrued his last cogita
tions.
He thinks, that if “Young Joe’s" “feelings'
have been touched by Old Jut’s remarks, it
would be a blessing to society, should a refonna
lion follow.
He thinks, that “Young Joe” has not got a
sense-able “heart,” otherwise, he would not call
that “slander,” which was only a gentle admo
nition.
lie thinks, that eight out of ten of “Young
- Joe’s" remarks are very good,and that he should
give us more such. ■ - S,
From the Federal Uliiuti.
PROGRESS Ob' TEMPER VNCE.
VVe have been highly pleased with the
evidence ot the deceased consumption of
iifdent spirits in the rooms of the mcm-
I hers of the Legislature. We have hi-en
in the habit for several years past, of vis
iting socially nmny of them, anil from
actual observation, daring the present
s<‘-sion. we do not bt'Heve that one half
lint quantity of spirits is now consumed
which was consumed among the mem
hers and their v isiters four or live years
I ago. In many of the roortis we have not
t •o;i even the deciliter or the branlj case
■which n few years since, seemed as ne
cessary on urtidc as the bed and toilet
table. \\ c regard this as n most happy
I indication of the grow di of morality and
, good habits among our people
While on this interesting subject, we
call t.ie attention of our readers to a sttde
! of feeling in our community, highly eiVd
b itable to those who possess and arc de
| terminod to act upon it. We mean ade
S termitiation hereafter to set (heir laces a
gahVst tile use of whis'cri/ as a political en
i! gine—and against till those arts and intri-
B goes practiced by candidates for popular
b favor, to obtain their elections. We live
under republican laws—we profess to
he governed by the trill of the people, and
il yet,—Oil shame upon it I —every eiideu
; vor it used—every exertion slruined to
tlestroy tie- free iv II of the people, by bri
bery, cunning—the power of weiddi,
oltice and inllnence, mid the still more in
famous power of ruin, brawlt/, and whiskeu.
Wby is not the honest indignation of the I
poapSe aroused against those who tlins
oiler insult to their feelings, and attempt
• to corrupt (lie pure fountiiin of om-polili
h -eal rights and- privileges. The good
| ( i r euse of the people spurns nt other wiles
i of the politician, not half so base and in
i’'' si ill ops astho.se. I.et any man on tin
la gisbilive door uttempt to trammel or
uhridgo the t ight of suffrage, and how
soon will lie meet their indignation! Hut
: . the satin- people will patiently—nay, with
•JjSt seeming pleasure mid upprohalion, hi
fj hold tlie candidate on the muster ground
01 tin- Cuip-t yard- with the gallon pot
in one hand and the gHd ct']i in the other,
saymg—- 'nine, tip, Lays, — This is Cotta:'
Genera!- V, or Judges -
'J'rrt —or this is MV Tirol come op and
i Mtirin' —I /v'lo.-r you II fro in for ns! Hurrah
t'T/-'/- our si,L " —or, in other words —“l treat
.4 ipju : iii this a-, I .islay to imp jour ro'r. —What
Inn nip-age upon the right of eonseienee
fan 1 tl;e rig! -t of spill-age! I low indignant
|ly sineiltl n free people pat down all such
jjiiisults upon their feelings and their un-
Wl< r- lamling!
A number of gentlemen, are delermin
|ed to make an exertion to put down these
fo.lions prnctiees. For this purpose they
M ill shortly make arrangements to ns
wiio among the people are willing
lo join in the work of reform. Their ob
ject wil' he to put their faces against ail
5-mdidales of whatever party or name,
x\ ho descend to these acts to obtain pnp
tii.irity. We hope that every county In
■lie Stale "ill do the same.
n « .4 win .on »‘j»»- uviMian>Mi|^L4
_~ < ’o ; >s n ihs
W Cll'j'TOV T it* dt maud during the
£>ast week. liashfc. u limited, and toelleet
fades, of any qualities short of prime, a
peilnclion on the previous week's prices,
Ji-i-l to he submitted to Range ofpiicv
:W tp II cents—extra prime, 11}. The
Hv eragosales, how over, have not reach
id lOi ets. The .-avniiimii Mail of yes
terday, brought Lire : Vi,ruUtrs ofllih
petoher, giving the range of i -rices there,
jit ft} to li, cents, iii.ee the receipt - I
V huh, we have heard of no tran.-aiti ms
.a the-articlc. The accounts are by no
Ricans considered encouraging to fn■!-
Hers of C otto'.i
* The Kivkr rose J-im lie • on Wedn-.-s
--j|ny and Thnrsday, but had since fahen
3 inches hist evening, and wa.-. nili fal
ling.—Freights tv Savi.unnh. s i C 5 jic-i
ha-c.
*
Iip■ uidoi. October 2.
The sales oft oltor. tills week have
he a on a targe seale, and reach 2-1,00(1
hides; v tiu I .’.i lard, ft} a ?£; if (it ill Orleans,
I-, aH}; i-ltlit Ain mm, 0} a7*. Fn tin
ea . part ot tii \\ -ck the demand was
jMo-tieuluriy hri b. «»<’ nn advance of ,!.d
per Iti. w i.- rs i■ i.!, n eeded to by purchti
tiers. but J r the h i ,wo days the market
ha- been empartii-t ely languid ami the
qhov. ii-nir d adv.in-.a- is hss easily oh
■ined. About Itf'iO ha! - liavetmen ta
ken on spc-fulat'-jit during the week, mid
Ii- inipoitin the same period is 40 SfCi!
bales.
II vvnr, Sept 20.
' I Fairs th !■■' l-'O baii-s New Orb--ins
d'ttci. at! ".; 100 hah-' Aiab.mm -it "o. .
niieb dubile at .-*"-!■ U 0 hrls. L *- I jlo
JHt.o. at I'>
P; —yshales A»e\v Ork ans( ot‘r
(M*a 100, OS do Alabama Mj; -1(51 do.
T< ■i a< s.-eS3; to SO
O' r l _-»f .oitou, 5.’ h'-its Alabama, a.
10 i -'j su-Jy, ob Ten res see, I'l-5.
IWAniUBD.
lii Hancock county, on the .11 install!, Mr. It Will
d VH If Fill Ijlt. to Miss ELIZA T. Jaugincro
1 .at Ucv. James flames.
1 DIED.""""""
War SuM-iry’s. Caimk-n county, on the 4ih nltinn
WILLIAM J GIBSO.V. K-n. an-d 2ii. N n
! n tin* Ini ini-i Mr.-VIIO.H-VS DOVtk
It.VKSi affO'l M*, «i soltlitT ot the Hevulutiou. In Sd
) vn.iHh on the vn, j,, Mr . |. :S WKf-LS, toi
tuerly ofthe tirm «i \\ elia X Kibbo, in iliis city.
F.-^.tr.jMK l nrnr'»^-egaMiiiii,i gl mmmagmm awn mm
Notice.
i A MEP/n\Uufthe»EM?F(rTAl
1 ISOMKTV OF AIHUXTA, wil
fake place at their Room, in the ('ity Hull
ni MO\ I)A \ livening next, ut hull’pus
t! o'clock.
1 (!/“ Funetual attendance is requested
• -is business of importance will be brongh
before the ISoeiely.
H. eORTOX, Sec'ry.
, Nov- 13 It 12
A PHOCIiAIVIATION.
t n appropriate ae
V y knowlcdgnmci't of the blessing
received through the kindness ol’tin over
■ riding Providence, is at all times the du
ty ol those who participate of His bene
. tits sind His merries: and whereas the in
; habitants of tins City have abiuidanl
cause of t hank fulness tor the iiinneroie
blessings extended towards them, dnrinc
die past season, —particularly for tin
blessings of Health, with which our citi
zens have been so signaily and generallj
. favored; mid which, with other mercies
calls inipenouHly upon them for their uni
tod and public expression of gratitude It
the ((rent Author from whom cometli
every good :
I, therefore, in conformity to a Resolu
tion ol the I ity Council, do most enrnest
ly reeominend lo the Inhabitants of this
City, lo set npiit-l and observe
H.xV.lhc IHil, inst. as a Day of Fuhlie
riinnksgiving mid Prayer to Almightv
Hod. for the mnnerons ninnifestations o*(
ids kindness- towards them during the
past season, and it is recommend.-d (o onr
citizens to suspend (lit-ir seenlni*imsincss
on that day, and to assemble at their re
spec-live places of Worship, then and
thereto render their united thanksgiving
and praise, and most earnestly supplicate
Heaven, for the continued manifestations
of divine favor lor pm- City, uml beloved
country.
Chamber Council, I c ..... „ „
1 HI. Nov. 1630. I BAMI - 11AI L * Mayor.
Hy the .Mayor.
HEO. 31. WALKER,
a, rl: of Council.
Nov l;) 12
FRESH FRUITS.
HXalaga Grapes.
NEW HAIHCMN,
LEICCITIS,
i Cocoa Kfuts,
-s OIIAACJUS,
Currants,
mUc.
JUST RECEIVED FROM CHARLESTON.
A I,SO, *
10,000 -Silva and Hnrrnneo Sc gars.
Lontlon Porter, bids. Irir-h Potatoes. Cl
aret. Port and Madeira Wines of the first
quality; French Cordials, Fruits in 1 trail
civ, Almonds, Fresh Olives, -Sweet Oil.
&e. &,e.
MARTIN FKEIJHRH K.
Nov Ift i>t 12
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR S A 1,1-1 RV THE NI RSi'RIRER
AT AUCTIOM PEXCEsI,
A QE.NKIIAI. 4SSOUTMi:.\T OF VAlaiAß'.l; UoflKS.
C<INSISTING OF:
Tiirolug-ical, .McJiail, Historical, lliagra
phiral anil . llisi'rtln-iuui.s
B 3 J
AIHO/JG THE ia AXIE;
JA A3Ui,V and Pocket Hihies,
Prayer Hooks and Testumenls,
Walt's i’sainis and Hymns,
Fox’s Hook of .Martyrs,
Calinefs Sacred (ieograpliy—plates,
Robin's Ancient History,
Gregory s Practice, Ldii ofßolivur,
-Alarkcnzie’s j!l()0 licec-i, is,
Hymn's Works, Holdsmith's do.
Pope's poetical do. .Moore’s do.
Hannah MoreVdo.
Hums do. Chalmers' do.
Hooper’s .Medical Dictionary,
Gibbons' tome, Spectator, 2 vol.
\\ niker’s i lietioimry and Key,
do. Pocket do. Lady of the .Manor,
Scott’s Poetical Works,
Political Economy, Jackson Wreath,
Western and Southern Songster,
Indian Wars; Patey’s Philosophy,
Arabian Vg-iitfi, 1 vol. new edit,
Form Rook, di>. do.
Holdsmith’g Animated Nature,
t iorcndoii s lieheilion, (5 vol.
Horn's fiitrodurtion. 1 vol,
Milford's Greece. H v< |.
XViiUinson’a .Memoirs, ft vol.
Htmin, Smollel and Rissefs England,
Liug.infs England, !0 vol.
Plutarch's Lives, 4 vol.
Handel and Hadyn's,
Collection ol'.Music,
Chnrcii do. new edit.
Roman tiitei-ature,
Flint's Geography of IV. Slates. 2 vol.
Hiiiie's Greece, Carpenter's Guide,
Keith on the Globes,
Memoirs °( J. Easthnrn,
C nfession of Faith, Lights & Shade?
-Sinhert's Austria,
11 ingariun Hrotliers,
iit-owii's Novels 6 vol.
.Mercer's Cluster, English Reader,
Murray's Uruininur.
( HAS. PHILLIPS.
Noveinhcr Ift ts 12
OTi.E.DIAF 3 S ITOTIOE.
■BP'IIL he s..ld, at Columhiu Court-
V Hons**, on the first Tuesday in
January next, the real estate of W iliiain
Cthoi t. deceased, containing one hundred
and fifty acres, more or less, lying in said
/•minty, adjoining Tiiomas i)"oly and
I'hers, sold agreeably to an order of the
imioi'nhle Inferior Court of said county,
lie-the benefit of tlie heirs. Terms
. known on the day of sale.
• HAItLEH WADE, Guardian of
D. Shout K Vim f.nt Ito.
Nov l.ft 12
mvs
M-
= THIS \lftllT,
At the Usual Roar.
I, LINENS.
11l JO. Birds Eye Diaper.
||, Black Cambrics, Prussian Shawls,
Second Mourning Ginghams,
Furniture Chintz, Ditto Calico,
d, Calico, Broad Skirllags.
I lt Hardware, &c. &e. &c.
Nov. Ift ie
COTTON AND TOBACCO
A Ty A V CTIp
W r ILI< he sold THIS f).\A’, at II o'-
clock, a. w. before the Warehouse
f s door of lloi.co-niF. Johnston & Camp
hi;mi. .J H ALES COTTON marked J.
1 IJ. stored in the name of James Boyd,
Vpi-il I Ith IS23.—\lso. ONE IIHD
1 TOBACCO, marked A. L. sold to pay
’* 3V art-house charges.
,s JOHN C. HOLCOMBE,
g Nov 111 will 2
ic
I LAW.
i_ Jolm Milton El William J. W. Wellborn,
o B associated themselves in the
h IS in- i»i !ieliee of fmw, under the linn of
MILTON A; AVE LLIIOBN, ami one
i- or both of them will regularly attend tin*
1 Superior Courts of Randolph, Lee. llar
s ris. Muscogee, .Marion, Talbot, Merri
welher, mid Troup eonnlies. Their Of
c liee is in Columbus, where they may he
y consulted at ni! limes when nut absent on
'(' tlie Circuit.
e JOHN MILTON,
i WM. J. \V. WELLBORN,
> Coliniilius, Ga. Nov. 5, 1S(0, ftt 12
■(T/’Tlie Mneon Telegraph, Augusta
'! Chronicle, Alabama Journal, mul Flori
iliun &. Advocate, Tnlhiliassee, will give
e the above three insertions, and forward
*j their accounts for payment. M. A. W.
ITOTICE.
he sold, at Wrighthorough,
w w on tlie 271 h of December next,
agreeably to an order of (be Honorable
Inferior Court of Columbia county, nil
the Negroes belonging to tlie estate of
William Short, deceased, to w it, twelve:
Three fellows, four women, and live
children, till of them young. Sold for
> the benefit of the heirs. Terms made
i known on the day of sale.
CHARLES WADE. Guardian of
* I). Shout A Vtxcu.vr linns.
> Nov l.ft 12
” J U fSJ T IS ih ri’lIVE i>9
. and for male by
DAVID MEESSa &. Co.
.V©.
;• 8 B.OilDna T E H 3T,
I, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
(XFXT DOOR TO MU.SOX CAKTRR i. Co.)
A IIASnSOJIE AND EXTENStVX ASSOlri MENT OK
- Fashion&fold SteadyTvladc
’ HITS. CAPS,
feoo’’rs & s iiio es,
A-11-if which are oflere.l at reduced pri
ces fn- ea-h or Town acceptances.
Iff” Cull mid se*-.
October 20 o
viAXKii I* SivrS
or ALL COLORS,
AND IN ANY ftOAN’TITV,
ron sale, at l t o. 270,
,\i‘Xl Door Jiiloir ‘.hr th us; Store of
R. 11. HAVILAND A CO.
Broad-Street. Augusta. Geo.
(f/-* Suitable Brushes loaned.
’ R. I*. SPEL3I \.V
August IH. wtf 01
NWVUVf,.
> f|MIH Copai-lnersliip heretofore exist-
JSL nig under tlie firm of SMITH &
• ROBBINS, in Charleston, S. (is dis
solved hy its own limitation. The bn- ,
. iness will be settled by G. W, Smith.
(J. W. SMITH.
IJ. ROBBINS.
The subscribers' have formed a eon
tieetion under the linn bf Smith, Harris.
A; Co. ami will continue the Hardware
business at the old establishment ofSmilb
’ N Robbins, Charleston, S. C.
G. W.SMI TH,
W.M. H \!(RSS,
If. F. SMITH.
Oelolier ft wftai I
A GREAT BARGAirj
is now oili-red in tlie sale of a tract, or
let of LAND, in Carroll comity, which is
discovered to be rich irr the Gulilen proper
ty. The owner bring on the eve of n long
journey to the North, will now sell it low,
jif a quick application is made. Indispu
table titles will lit! delivered.
APPLY AT 'I llfS OFFICE.
June Ift 7ft
ADMINISTUATOII’S NOTICE.
AI,I, persons indebted lo the estate of
, W.m. F. Hatoih.i, disc-eased, latent
1 | Columbia county, tire hereby required to
1 - make immediate payment; and those to
; whom said estate is indebted, will hand
; i in their accounts legally attested, within
‘ I the time prescribed by law.
JOHN VV. HATCHELL, Adm’r.
- Oef 20 ftt w a
5 - - ——
LAW- BLANKS.
INSTRUCTIONS V IK COMMISSION
ERS*, in an approved form.
1 STOY \\£CFAVFA>.
Osnaburgs,
«0 Do. negro Cottons,
V® ?.°- brown Wheelings & Shirtings,
r K* tfCO ? " hito > ml, A. green riannels,
9 ' *’°- cell Cambric Prints,
»» lb». Uollieoes (Idw price.)
-00 Doz. Chintz,Verona, Imitation,Mad
rass, Musiipatam, Berkley ami
Britannia Handkerchiefs,
100 Pieces Choppa Rounds,
1 Case 4 4 Irish Linens,
_l lb). 7-8 do. do.
pb f? ns^- !,< bes "bile cotton Hose,
100 Do. mens do. do. half do.
100 Boxes Spool Cotton,
-00 Renats Wrapping- Paper,
I be above is ottered for sale low, for
Cash, or approved paper, by
CHARLES PHILLIPS.
Oet It; tt- 4
RICHMOND TAX COLLECTORS
SALE.
W'STJLL be sold, at the lower Market
T ? llm.se, ia Augusta, on the first
I nesday in December next, within the
usual hours ot sale,(he following- proper
ly. or as much respectively, ns will satis
fy the taxes and costs, viz:
~b2) acres second quality land in the
county ol DeKalh, levied on to satisfy
the Mate Tax of Elizabeth Bog.tn, for
l s - s and 1829. Tax due. $2 22 cents.
AI.SO,
■IO,J acres land at DeKalb county, le
vied on to satisfy the‘State and County
Tax oflra Burton, for 1828 and i-29.
Tax due, 73.
Al.su,
08i)acres pine laml in Irwin county, le
vied on to satisfy (he State and Comity
Tax of Thomas.l. Dasher, for 1828 and
1820. Tax due if I) hi.
A f.fhO.
■lOo acres land in Ma.-cogec mid Dooly
counties, ami 740 acres land ia Irwin, le
vied on to satisfy the State and County
Tax of .lames Finney, for 18:>;». Tax
due, sll 83;j.
. At.SO,
1 202) acres second quality land in Mus
cogee county, levied on to satisfy the
State Tax of Benjamin Kerins, for 182 i).
Tax due, ftl 70.
AI.SO,
•202.) acres land in Dooly county, levied
on to satisfy the State Tax of Heavy
Martin, for 1820. Tax due, 02) c-lg.
ALSO,
202) acres land in Leo county, 20th Dis
trict, No. 193, levied on to satisfy the
state and county lax of Thomas Ber
tram, deceased, lor 1828. Tax due 18 cts.
AI.SO,
202) acres land ia Pulaski county, le
vied on to satisfy the State and County
Tax of Gnstai us V. Parker, for 1828 anil
1820. Tax due, *1 -IT
aj.so,
202) acres land in Muscogee county,
levied on to satisfy the State Tux of John
\. Philput, for 1828 and 1820. Tax due,
if 10 -18.
AI.SO,
202) acres second quality land in Carroll
county, levied on to satisfy the,Stale Tax
<>l < harles Stargos.for 1829. Tux due, SI
82).
AI.SO,
202) acres second quality land in Tel
fair County, levied on to satisfy the Stale
ami County Tux of Charles Burch, for
1820. Tax due, If! 180 j.
AI.SO,
202) acres land in Dooly County, levi
ed on to satisfy the State and County
'fax ol'Keltou Burch for 1820. Tax due,
*1 4(11.
AI.SO,
202), acres land in Carroll, 10th Dis
trict, No. 230. levied on to satisfy (la- Stale
and County Tax of William James, for
1820. Tax due, #1 lit.
A </■'!>,
202) acres second quality Land in Mns
cogee county.lei ied on to satisfy the State
and (loimly 'fax of James Du\ is, for 183.9
Tax due, si > 2J.
A LSO,
400 acres land ia Rahim county, and
202) acres land in .Muscogee, levied on
to satisfy (he State and comity Tax of
Joseph James, Jr. lor 1529. Tax due,
#2 Os;;.
A 1.00,
230 acres second quality land ia Hall
county. Bth District, No. !>;». levied on to
satisfy the State and County Tax of ( 'ol
lin H. Belcher, for 1828 and 18211. Tax
<lue, !i-7 73.
.11.10,
202) acres second quality land in Cow
eta comity, 2nd Histrie t, No. 217, levied
on to satisfy the State and Comity 'fax
of Green James, for 18211. Tax dm-,
#3 (17.
At.ro,
202) acres second quality land ia .Mus
cogee county, 20th District, No. 73. and
202) acres second quality laml in t ,'owetu
comity, to satisfy the Stale mid Comity
T a x of Silas Taylor, for 1820. Tax due, wit
19.
A t.SO,
202) acre's land in Carroll county,
levied on to satisfy the State Tax of
John Eowler, llu-1828 .V 1829, ’fax due,
«H 2:1; cts.
A LSO,
202) acres second quality land in Car
roll C unity, loth District, N'o. 18, levied
on to satisly the State Tax ol' ill. Hill,
for 1829, Tux due, 31 cents.
A LSO,
100 acres land in Richmond comity,
adjoining Hudson and others, levied on
to satisfy (he State and county Tax of
Albert Dawson, for 1829, Tax due, (81
S»U
ALSO,
490 acres land in Irwin comity, 12(h
District, No. IG3, levied oa to satisfy (In
state 'fax of John Lamkin, Sen. dec'd.
for 1828. Tux due, 99) ets.
A 1,90,
202) acres land in Houston county,
levied on to satisfy (lie Stale'fax of said
land for 1829, returned as belonging to
Mrs. Wiseman, deceased, Tax due, 10
cents.
AT.SO,
250 acres land in Habersham County,
levied onto satisfy the State Tax of said
land fur 1829, returned as the property of
Alexander Martin's children. Tax due,
32 cents.
Terms of Sale—Bankable money; pur
chasers to liny for titles.
OLIVER REED,
Tax Co I'or I nr, Hichwovd O'vnti/.
Nov G U)'
mmmtmmji
THE SUBSCRIBER,
Si *“S'h" SSPt
int,d>h levvard ih their luturo patronage. The Unitkd Statfr Hotit is well
iespceUdS' Hess* e cel,tre r of l . h ? Cit V- •» ">e midst of its most active
, ‘ II ls 1 ire-proo(. and has spacious and elegant ufcommodt
nZsi:^;siz&i: nt,ividuuis ’ i,ot -«•* ■* M,, y sssa
IraSimr Tkher w‘mrb? P •* U -‘ ""‘f- can m, PPbed with the means of
uav < lung, t ilhei with carriages, gigs, sulkies, or single horses,
[ WILLIAM G. GIIIMES.
AUGUSTA, (Geo,) October 18 j m p
PUBLIC SALE.
On Weilnesilay, Ist December next, will
‘ be sold, at the house of .Mi's. Mary Da
ly, ia Richmond comity, live miles
from Augusta, between the hours of
ten and two o’clock,
A tract ol" Land, containing three hun
dred acres, one hundred of which is mi
ller cultivation, the balance is well tim
bered with oak, hickory, and pine, and
has a bold creek running Ihroughit.—
The situation is pleasant and healthy,
and there is on the tract, a good dwelling
house, and all the oat-buildings necessa
ry on a plantation, an extensive orchard
at ail kinds of trait trees commonly found
in this part of the country, and of the
best quality ; a STILL, working seven
ty-live gallons, and the preparations for
making Unmet // and Vi tier. The orchard
will yield from one hundred and tidy, to
tvv<> hundred gallons of Brandy.
Terms, one-third cash, and the balance
inline and two years, in notes with ap
proved endorsers. Possession given on
the lirst day of January, 1831.
October 23 wilds G
///.vi o/z/V Niiijmi-rs salk
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday
in January next, the following
Negroes, between (lie usual hours of sale,
(to wit:)
Charles, John, Tom, Jddith, Letty,
Philisia, ley, Hannah, Big Maria, Mitch
ell, Lucy, Little Maria, Henry, Little Ca
rolina, Matilda, and Edward, nil levied
on as the property of John Barton, dec’ll,
to satify a Mortgage li. fa. from Rich
mond Miperior Court, in Civor of Wil
liam Jones vs. the Executors ol - John
Barton, deceased. Properly pointed out
’ in said mortgage. Terms Cash,
JOHN McDOVVELL Mi ll’ i.. c.
Oct 3(1 wtil 8
LINCOLN SHERIFF'S SALE.
WILL lie sold at Lincoln Court
House, on the first Tuesday in De
cember next, within the usual hours of
Sale, one hundred acres of I,and, more
or less, on the waters of Pishing Creek,
adjoining Chile and others, taken ns the
property of Redman G. Seale, to satisfi
aa execution in favor of Mieajah T. An
thony vs. Redman G. Seale A. Win. W.
Seale. Tr.n.vis Cash,
John McDowell, shir. l. c.
Nov. G. wtd 10
LINCOLN SUED 111.8 SALE.
WH ,1, he sold at Lincoln Court House
on the lirst Tuesday ia January
next, tlie following property, viz :
l-’elix, Vie.cn, Harry, Willis, and Mary:
taken as tin- property of William Gain, Sr.
to satisfy two mortgaged li fas from Lin
coln Interior Court, Nathaniel Ragain,
vs. s.rid Quinn.
also,
At the same time and place, a lot of
Land, containing one hundred and thir
ty nine acres more or less, on Loyds
Creek, adjoining McKinney, Roberts,
Quinn,and others; taken as the properly
of William Quinn, Jr. to satisfy a mort
gaged li fa from Lincoln Superior Court,
the Executors of John McKinney, de
ceased, vs said Quinn.
THOMAS LYON, n. s. t . c.
Nov G wtd 10
LINCOLN SIIEII 11-'E'rt SALE.
he sold at Lincoln Court
V v House, on the first Tuesday in
December next, between the usual hours
of Sale, the following properly, viz :
4t19 acres of Land, whereon Randolph
Ramsey now lives, adjoining Hussey ami
others; taken as the property of said
Ramsey, to satisfy a 11 fa f-om Columbia
Kaperior Court, Richard Eubank, guar
dian lor John and Naomi Daggcf, vs.
said Ramsey.
AI.SO,
One filly saw Colton Gin, taken as the
property oi’ThmnasMurray, to satisfy an
Execution in favor of John W. Tcather
stone, vs. said Murray.
THOMAS LVO.V, v. s. j. c.
Nov G wtd 10
A LL persons indebted to the estate o*
L%l. JJninis U'illiams, late of Jcllt-rson
county, deceased, are required to make
immediate payment, to either of the Sub
scribers; and all those having legal de
mands against said Estate, will present
them legally attested, within tlie time
prescribed bv law.
ELAM YOUNG. ? r .
P. G. SINQUEPIELD.S
Nov. G. til iv 10
AU GUST ABRID GE
EISEE.
is heix-hy given, that all pro
ilj dueft Wagons and Carts, contain
ing one or more lades of Colton, hogs
heads of Tobacco, or barrels of Flour,
are from this date, entitled to pass the
AUGUSTA BRIDGE, free of Toll:
This arrangement lias been made, fiir
the purpose of enabling the Planter, to
avail himself of this extensive Market
ti-ce of nil expense.
(Signed)
JrssK Kk.it. A. Gwmmino,-
'Thomas Mi Gran, Mos. Bioio.n,
Join Roms, John Wooi.foi.k,
Committer.
Ang'vda, AugnstSH, 1830. w3tn IH
J • A. i*ii F A * i \ T«‘,
Wl ■ DENTIST,
ILL attend to every operation con
nccted with th« Teeth and Gums
P Auf incut Tr.irni set in the neatest ntan
iu>r, from one to an out ire sett. The char
. ges will he moderate. An experience,
nearly five years, the greater part of
which time connected with the most dis-
I tinguished Dentists of the present day,
. among whom are E. Parody, Or Pren
, lice, and E. Baker, should entitle him to
. confidence. J. A. I*. gives the following
. gentlemen us references.
I M. ANToNV, M. D.
WM. SAVAGE, .If. D.
L. D FORD, M n.
Rev S.K. TALM A GE.
(I? 3 His rooms arc at Mrs. Pluasantb,
on Broad-street, Rennoeh’s corner, oat
1 square below the Planters' Hotel.
Oct 30 . wtf S
Mvß. IVuVcVuuson,
BEGS leave to inform her friends,
that her SCHOOfi is now open
lor the reception of Pupils.
Timms or adiviittawce.
Pur the first Class per Quarter, fj?l2 30
Second Class l)o. 10 sl>
. wit 7
AI'CTION SALU
CO# Tron: p u.
IN consequence ol the low state of the
river, lire venting the subscriber re
ceiving his
CROCKERY
AND
advertised for sale on Wednesday, the
■ lOthinst., he will he obliged to post
pone the Sale by Auction, until the. SE
1 COND WEDNESDAY In January
next, w hen it will positively take plaqg
He will in the mean time, continue to
i dispose of his
STOCK
J-.’S PB.JWATB SALE, '
At very reduced prices, for cash or (owif
paper.
JAMES BONES.
Novfi 10
k.V excellent Sf I.KEA , with Doublo
Spring Top—For sale by
L. HULL.
Angii.'f 11 00
BZSTGH PONDS JOCKEY-CLUd
RACES,
Commence on Tuesday the
w* of December next, free so?
nny Horse, IMare or Gelding,
Ist days Parse, 3 mile heats, for
2nd days Purse, 2 mile heats, for $ 150
3rd days Purse, mile heats; to he made
up of entrance money, Ac.
Aged Horses to curry 12!) Ihs
IS years old to carry 121 Ihs.
6 years old to carry 112 lbs.
4 years old to carry 102 Ihs
3 years old to cany 8!) lbs
2 years old to carry a feather.
3 pounds will be allowed to Mitres ami
Geldings.
Mt hkh County, fir I
October
Savannah River Navigation
eui'fifff. *
ritHE affairs of said Company, haying
Jt been brought to a close, with the
exception of paying the Htockholderf.
the undersigned gives notice to all eon
rented, that a final Dividend of One Dol
lar and Forty-Six Cents per Share, (on
all Shares on which $22 has been paid)
will he paid to the Stockholders or
legal representatives, accompanied by
the proper vouchers, on application ul the
first Brick. Building West of the Nc>V
Market, Broad-street, Angnsta, to
.1 W. BKIDGES,
Augusta, Oct. 30,1830. wtf 8
(T/" The Savannah Georgian, will
publish this notice weekly till forbid.
u»« ,»y
NOTICE.
A EE persons indebted to the Estate of
A n„lt Clanton, late of Columbia
County, deceased, arc requested to maivc
immediate payment to the Executors;
mid all persons having demands against
the Estate, are requested to hand them
in, hy the first day of January next, (or
payment.
TURNER CLANTON,?
N IL CLANTON, \ LIr *
Oct 30 Otw 8
Augusta City Sheriff’s Rale.
ON the first Tuesday in December
•next, will be sold at the lower Mar
ket, in the City of Augnsfa t
A Mulatto Woman nainccl MYRAV,
levied on by virtue of a ft. fa. issuing front
Court of Common Pleas; Ex’rx. & Ex'r.
of Abtcl Camptield vs, James T. Dent. •
Conditions Cosh—-bankable money.—
Purchasers to pay for titles.
vs- W.H. MOODY, p S. c. t r
Npv. 6 tjJ 10
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