Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

STA# SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1830, •* De just, and fear not." The Rtvr.S commenced rising on Wednes day, and on Thursday evening it was five (let above low-water marl;—and high enough for Btcam-bout navigation. It had fallen last even - ing ahoul H or 15 inches, and still falling slow ly. Freight of Colton to Savannah, £125 per bale. Agreeably to their Constitution,the Legislature of the State of Soulh-Carolina met on Monday last the 22d inst:—ln Senate, the Hon. Henry Df.as, was duly elected President, qualified and took his seal; Job Johnston, Esq. was unani mously re-elected Clerk; Esek 11. .Maw, read lug Clerk; Gl’suman Chapman, door-keeper ; and John Withers, Messenger. On motion of Mr. Seubrook, a counnillee was appointed to Wait on the Governor, informing him that the Senate had bean duly organized, and were rea dy to receive any communications from him. The House of Representatives also duly or ganized themselves for business. Henry L. Pinckney, was elected Speaker; Robert An derson, Clerk: Robert Waring, Messenger, and James Fulton, Door-Kecpor. Hi - Excellency Gov. Miller, transmitted to both Houses the usual Message, for their con sideration. The Legislature of North-Curolina nipt at Ra hdgh, on the 15th inst 1). F. Caldwell, Esq. of Rowan, was elected Speaker of the Senate, and Charles Fisher, Esq. of Salisbury, Speak er of die House, An able Message from Gov. Owen, was duly transmitted to both Houses. The now Theatre at Columbia, S. C. under the management of Mr. DeCamp, opened on I the 23d hist, with the comedy of “ Laugh whi n you can.” The editor of the Times &, Gazette speaks highly of the Company from their (list specimen. The Prize Address by .Mr. M. I). Richardson, (amember of the Senior Class, in the Soulh-Carolina College,) was spoken by Mr, Esscuder. communicated. Mr. Editor: —l perceive by late numbers of your paper, that the Citizens of Charleston, by ! their City Council, have invited our venerable President to visit their City: and that ho has ac cepted their invitation. May I presume to re tain I our City Council, that this would he a most i suitable time for ns also, to evince our respect ,! and regard for that distinguished Patriot, —“who has filled the measure of his Country’s glory." I I will here remark, that Uliiink our citizens . are rather careless, not to say neglectful on such I occasions. I would ask, why have they not J Pillowed the example of most other cities, with Begird to the celebration ot’llie i'reneli Revolt!- | lieu? Have they not as much cause fir con [ gratulalion as any other community in the Ladled ! I States? ’ A CITIZEN. I roil Tin; > till: i.c a'- ~i rut i r I Jfhil I like to see, and What I dislike to See. j I disVke to see young fops staring about at | Church, and at street corners, giggling at every thing, mid at every body. Better quit it hoys; ' it makes you appear exceedingly ridiculous. i like to sec young ladies possess sufficient 5 modesty to keep themselves out of the streets, ■and not expose themselves to the gaze of idlers, i who do nothing Ini: saunter about at he corners, . and make observations. The brightest gem I ceases to attract admiration when too often Been. jjfe I dislike to see married men lounging about i j «t Taverns, Confectionaries, and Billiard-tables, Id or Haying out late at night; it looks 100 much as ] if ''haj'pincss dwells noI r.l home” I like tesce the fashions I, ft to young ladies; \ ■ untried ones have enough to do, if they would • ■ attend more to their household affairs. Old I people look ridicule u in gaudy dress, and should ; 9 Consult ease more than fwliion. J dislike ;o cc a m*n, in the warmth of argtt s | ffiVnenl, furnish gross ipvectlvo instead of reason, m in support of his cause, and substitute hold as- S sertinns fin demonstration*. M 4 1 lilcc to sea nil kudu tors make every oxer ition to get married; and if they Fill, buy a rope end hang themselves. I dislike to sec men, merely by bombast, lead ; A the conversation, in company where there is ; y; talent, tusto, and learning, though they possess | r neither. I like to see husbands treat their wives with j iB delicacy, and attention. Nothing is so endear- j jffng, so alluring, so enptivating, as tenderness; I tgi nothing creates aversion so soon, so strongly, so j Hinvcterately, as rudeness, indifference, or ills-1 Bvespect. 1 dislike to see Lawyers gain a cause by mere J 1 impudence and declamation, when neither ; themselves, the Judge, nor the Jury, know their I */' xjr.ff. I like to see Mechanics apply themselves in- , 1 chislriously to their calling—take good earn of I Sfhcir families, and refrain from visiting grog § shops; and always strive to be pun dial to their j ” engagements. I dislike to see Physicians making enormous tb ages to the poor, incr ly for feeling a pulse, a little blood, or presetibing a dose of medicine- Such ones have a pliant conscience. I like to see a good idea expressed in a brief ' anti I like to see tilth things often in |Wtnt. j SUfttl<l AH V. ,i It is Understood, from a satisfactory source, Ufhat the amount of Gold received at the Mint H om il.o Southern States, within die first three Kuarters of the present year, has been nearly ■it-JO.OOO, while tjiat received from foreign ■ Koitrces, within the same period, amounts to- Mfctlle more than halt that sum. Mm Among the visiters at present at the Seat ol v fjm ornrnonl, is the v*n«iablo Admiral ??ir -.Coffin, of the British Navy. Letters from Odessa, mention that a caravan es Tartar merchants, consisting of about 2,900 cornels. laden with merchandise of the value ol two millions of rubles, had arrived at Orenburg. % AV, ter from Paris, to the editor of the Lon don Times, says, “I am credibly informed that ! *fc-.otig the bookselling trade alone, there have teeQ within the lust month 160 failure? ” | Benerole.net.— We learn that the gentleman 0. whom Mr. Randolph lontcd a furnished bouse m »t. Petersburg (whichho kept abouta weck,( has remitted the amount received in payment, J, rubles, equal tt> £141), as a donation to the Boston Seamen’s Friend Society. ■W- ACmer:.- aa:-y \’rx —s ■ <?Q.wTiMa9ci \lj. > r Liverpool, Oct. 10. COTTON—Tito market daring the week has been quiet, and prices of all descriptions, whether American or BrsfL Zil, m e hardly supported. particularly iig Slit- inll-fior qualities, which have lit-eif j difficult to sell. The public sales of Sea j Islands this day went off heavily at )d a j -,dper lb. decline upon the last sale by •meturn. The sales of the week aumiint hi 11.100 bugs, viz; ft) Sen Island Geor gia. lod a 18d; 3799 Upland do. Old a 7td: 2000 Mobile and Alabama. tf[d a 7.*.d ; 1200 New-Orleans, (JJd a 8ul; Odd Pernambuco, H;daod; IKK) H ilda and tlneaio. 7-d a H,l<l; OSO Mnrauhmn, 7;jd u81d; RO Dentarara, &«, a 8l«I;20 Barbadocs, 7Jd; West India, 7,[d a £(,d j 101) !Burut, -3i> 1 a sjjd; 10 Bengal. Ud ; and by public sale this day, 710 !Bea Islands, 12)da Util; 8!) Stained. (>;d a j Demararn. 7d a Sid; and 40 Bathadocs, at 7d a 7|d per ll>. Import 082 bags. n •vut-, 0.-t. m. Colton. —T!k> sales ol’thc last ton days amount to 2807 bales. Say 1-500 JV. Or leans at So a 03, and 800 Uplands, iVe. at 86 a 93. NfiXV OiILBANS, \ov. 6. A\ e have not heard ol’any now eases of fever for several days past, and aU though the cause for apprehension is or should he nn great now as at any time, for the last two weeks, yet crowds of stran gers from nil quarters are daily arriving and taking 1 up their abode iii the city with impunity, and as far as our infor mation extends up to this time, generally in safety, so that, whether the epidemic lias eeased or nut, the danger is lightly estimated. Tito Mississippi remains 12 feet 6 ia flies below high water mark. AH the leibnlttry streams above are reported low. without prosoeet of sudden rise. COTTON.—The demand for prime cot tons continues very steady mid at form jer prices, say from to 11J> cents, while | choice is not so mnrh inquired for. We have not heard of any sales at more than 12 cents, hat are informed that some line crops, of highly esteemed brands, are helil at higher r ites. Seconds we now quote at from 10 to lln>, sales having been made at these prices. For interior wo give no quotation, not having heard of a sale. The article is now plenty and prices will soon he permanently cstab i lished, when we will again be able to a j dopt the Liverpool classification. Price t 'nrr 'nb Dim. In Savannah, on the ‘AM instant, M.-inr .J<x||\ HCKHVHN , sm 01. l anil in’ialiitn.H of iiiut 1. Ai W J 1 tii I on r ; JOili nl:. iV r n pro * i.finl l!lt<o<s nl 7 «var.’ .Alt -. HU/VHLTU in ilu; i^7tli yiiir oi’ittT .is't*. I Uy The ILg’il i»e |>r. I { KCiL AW D tH I preach sit the f al’iolic j C’tmreli, This Hvumso, . in Miuig ,t 7 o I*l -ek. \ov27 16 & sez&Me BA 1 U.*Sl’ rate male and f-nvile House SP servants for whom Itheral wages will be gix en, none oilier than first rate an* wanted. AaTPLT a»T THE XI. C. IIOT3I*. Nov 27 1m Ifi KK. O'JZ&CI7 f 0 i SECOND PRACTISING PARTY I VSriiili take place This- Evening, in V T the Masonk Hall.—Subsenliers ore requested to call on Air. Leon Unix ti r their Tickets.—Gentlemen wishing j to attend Cor the single party will please apply t that tenthman, or to Messrs, i Hi bards iV Ganahl, as no person can be dniittec! without a Ticket Sov 27 It IF. KO’VVCVb. fHAHE City Council having received j -W. information Hint a number of dogs I Hiippo-eil to be mad, have recently been } ktiled in this City, and that previous j thereto, many others were hit. it is ] iuertfore ordered by the Council that it I may be the privilege of any citizen and i it shall he the duty of til! (lie City Oihert-s i to kill every dog found running tit large | in the Streets, or within the corporate ■ omits of Augusta, after Thursday the j goth inst. A true extract from the Mutates of I t iimci! passed lho2dd day of November j Iztiii)—and published by order. GL<>. AI. WALKER, Clerk: j Vrv 27 lin 16 . I ■■ Me Mo. ~ l ’’t SBOAD-ST. In now receiving n ji.'rl of Ins stork of FALL a U ISTEU GOODS, ' t onsistjxo of a General Assortment or Staple & Fancy urs ©t)©sio» I and intends keeping con-tanlly on hand. ! a good assortment, which will be soul ; on accommodating terms. Nov 27 4t K> FKEBII AND AA’ARRANTED 0 A, W>. s>,‘ E IS’ JUST RECEIVEn. and For Sale by TCKPIN & O t AXT I O N AC. Nov 27 "Hv l <; I, A AV BLANKS. INSTIH’I ’’J’JONS Kim COM.MISSION i nijßS Id nn <prjn > CljA'tCnilCte q-dw.L-3cnajj-... .i I, mi | rrrnr ■unni iiniiiii. « ! 1 ■ ■ i jifiwfl—in—irwiri hi wiim ; Darfis, ; MEl>a€li\Eß, i PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, Hatters’ .Materials, <s x. Sfc. sc. TSJRPIRJ Sc B ’ AaVTIG AI AC, HnA VH by recent arrivals, received an assortment of the above articles, j !PW?toh they ofii-r far sale, at prices and * dsTterins as favorable as they can he Mroenred on at any estublishmenl in the state. November 27 3tw 1-5 (D^The J-mrnal at iMiliodgeville, will publish ike above once a week for three weeks, and forward their accounts to this office for eolleclion. iSt cw Oyster House. aBPTJBLIOAN HALL, COURT HOUSE SQUARE, SAVANNAH. HESL HSf HlF.EUresiiectfn'lyin- S! forms his friends and the public, } that he has opened the above establish- 1 inenf, where the public- can be accommo dated with refreshments at all times, at the shortest notice. The proprietor xvil! spare no expense in making his estab lishment equal, if not superior, to any in Ibis city—he anticipates a share of pub lic patronage. Mis IM IS will be al s ays supplied vv it li Liquors of the first quality, and every exertion made to induce those who once favor him with a call, to cull again. Families can he supplied with Ovs rr.Rs, cooked or in the shell, at all lint-s. by up plying as above. Orders from the Conn try fur Oysters, Pickles, Pickled Oys ters, Ale. A.C., will he promptly attended to. P. U VM’ HOTTOM. \ r>\- 27 w I m 16 \juok tuvA MaVuvig. i\ v bTVi itUKT- A OVIL -■> FilOM ti-BRMAAATifx OFI’EiS.B his services to the Pnbiie, ;.nd will he thankful for nay work inlaid line of business. LOUKS made and repaired til the shortest notice, lie may he found at Jacob Hill's Smiths Shop, on Washington Street, or at .Mnr | tin Fredericks Broad-St. to whom lie re spectfully refers. Nov 27 ?!l w 16 Notice. a he sold on Monday, Ot li He tfw nemher next, at the residence of 1.. Bacon, (three miles from Hamburg 8011th ('arolina,) nine negroes, x iz:— Five young and likely men. three tvo , men and a child. The said negroes arc front Louisiana, and arc experienced in the cultivation of the Sugar t 'line. They will he sold to close the will of the late NtdliaiTiel Bacon, deceased. Terms inaiix! knoxvnon tiny of sale. LVHHFiL BACON. ?- - „ JEiIL.MIAH HABBV, S J ’ J Nov 27 3t iO i-JSi From the subscriber, on (f? v iJSL ’dondny night last week. .i'lst above the Quaker wsiltW 1 wi#iHL n small tVi-S— u. udTrJ»jk.i ■- ■ V?y., With Saddle. IJridlc. and LlarUn{,alo- His left eye is Did. with tt brand U. HI. oa one of his hips. The saddle had ti red circiugle, ttn-l the girth was white with a black stripe. A reward of I<> will be given for the recovery of the pro petty. A'. li, McKEEN. Nov 27 2t 16 r A YnVAiiUVS w'vLWAKA). , II .VIVA VVAY about two months since a Negru wan Vuf'FcL Ly the name of Abram Ware, said Negro man is about W j»f five feet four inches nn- 1 bi-tx-een fifty and sixty years ef«gc; he has been formerly-on the River its a boat ham), his Dress is a White AA’ooi Hat, Satlinet mix'd Coatee xvith polished steel buttons. Whoever xvil! return said hoy or gix e information shall receive the above reward. W.M. KIIIRE. Nov 27 vvdt 16 .NUUItrFVUWU Mvtii 20 boxes new A R.I VN. 5 jars Jpyfh. Malaga olt. 1 FES. 1 Iv&Clh. rs 166 bases Fresh _ THU. VES, 2.«KK» SH EET 0R.1.y- MO.VS, TImm-ls Northern PIPI.XS, COCOA MUTS, Ac, A LSO, 15.000 f-ilva and Baranco CIC.IHS. bnxf-s Fresh HE tt tl ll\’( IS. ( u-k* Goshen CHEESE, & c. iVc. Just received in 7 days from Charleston. COITrsanCITAP-lEC, of every descriptinn tdways fa he had MARTIN FREDMIHC K. Nov 21 2t 15 cxsxDn rcimn jocsey-ci.uj3 IIA I3 K S, Commence <m Tuesday the w d 28th of Heci-miu-r next, free for any Horse, Mare or Gelding. Ist days Puree, 3 mile heats, for &-2.3tt 2nd days Purse, 2 mile heats, for $ 1 li <> 3rd days Purse, mile heals; to be made up of entrance, money, Ac. Aged Horses to carry 12!) Ibs. (5 years old to carry 12J lbs. 5 years old to carry 112 lbs. 4 years old to carry 102 lbs. 3 years old to carry 89 lbs. 2 years old to carry a leather. 3 pounds will be allowed to Marcs and Geldings. Bi iihi; County, G.x. > October Jslh, 1831). $ will 4 i Oai .BSomday Corning', A r r IO O’CLOCK, BY L. HULL., A GREAT VARIETY OP GROCERIES KT I'or particulars see Hand-Dill of the Day. ivicjsit, ataD-VAaa, 33aots, S&9m» ST ATI OIV Ail Y, lI.VK JEWUMSV, Watches, &C. cCC. A.C. Nov 27 If, ®AIB] 5jQ.3.5% r»* rum mm m uon^ ,£5 ail W*. n ksiii-iJna ITftJ J POSTPONED until SATURDAY XKUIT. !th December. Nov 27 If} r—~~:: -X- m y m l ,m ""d' Jims received in ml- J 1» FORCE, 1 1 it ion lo his former HtocWUX)packages of s a?> BtooTfe* SHOES, avd wholesale SHC3 Sta OR . . v . RETAIL comprising us good I ’on assortment us I tS) 2 « cun he found in the city. unions which j BROAD-STREET, is j Cases Gain E i Augusta, Georgia, Inslie or Water I’roof Shoes. A I.SO, Seal, Wax. & I follows LIUTHEII Cull’, Lining and Hindiag SR I NS. Hoot and Shoe TWEES nod EASTS, of ail descriptions, and all articles usually used to manufacture Shoes and Trunks ol all kinds, which will be sold low, by J. I*. FORCE. 100 Reams'WRAPPING PAPER Nov 21 tit Y~) it) Dnringmy absence from ’jn.jjp-g'O i* this place, Jamks \V. Lam- Hfp'oSSSr hin is Only nalhorined to fflUjjlp attend lo mv business. GRIFFIN EDMONDSON. Nov 17 2lw 12 AUSUSTA V O FF U !<>HOUS K. THE SIBSEUIUEirs, H WlMi titled up an apartment in the rear oflheir Store, No. tOl f .road-st., directly opposite Or. \Niajs are now pre|>ared to offer their friends and the public, at all limes of the. day if night 3g SfL &' ®XX oJT # jp. S® s AM) OP EVERY JIIWCIUI'TIO.V. i(a \ ing engaged the ser\ lees of Mr. S. Turpin, to manage the concern, they trusttlint his experience in (lie business— together with their exertions to furnish every thing the market, alfirds, will in sure them a share of piddle patronage. FREDERICK -V t o. \os2o :Jt 11 ‘isaSbrnDns 1 LATEST FASHION WEST Beaver Mats, JUST RECEIVED. A I,SO. ALL Qualities of Castor. Roram. and Wool HATS; Childrens’ Fancy, and Roys and Youths Fashionable Do.; Hoys and Childrens leather, Cloth. Silk, and Chinehila CAFS. For Sole on nneommodating terms. A. most reduced prices, at R. ALLEN’S Wholesale and Retail Hal Store, .Vo. 2-V"' Broad Sired, opposite the Augusta and Stale limits. Nov. 17 tin I? JUST RB CEI VS D, AND FOR SAI.R l«Y .b.b.b»»B«;ea:<>- JVa. B E-Q A R AUGXiaTA, GEORGIA. AUAXDtUMK AND KXII.NinVE AUORTMF.NT OF Fashionable He&dy-I&ado CLOTH LAW* HATS. GAPS, j y 7 &■ NIfIOESS, , All of which are ofl’ere lat reduced pri i ce« for ea«h or Town acceptances. (pjr* ( alt and see. < fetoher 20 fi AVVEKV* TO 'V\V\S \ Barnard benson, n nephew of the late Simon Zimmerman, deceas ed will, by applying to the subscriber, the Adm’s. of said deceased. Bad the legacy I (o him. from the estate of bis deceased Eli cit*. JOHN (.FIFE, Sen’r. Adm'r. of S. Zimmi kman, deceased. September 25 ntttm IBS I3EIXED PAi.WS OF ALL COLORS, AND IV AW QUANTITY, TOW 3ARE, AT WO. 27G. •Vi el Door Below the Drug Store of It. B. lIAVILAND & CO. 3road-Street, Augusta. Geo. DC/ 5 ’ Suitable liruslies loaned. K. I*. SPELMAN. August IS wtf <)| AUGUSTA iBKLDGE FREE. IftTOTICM is hereby given, that all pro I*l due© Wagons and Carls, contain ing one or more bales of Cotton, bogs-, heads of Tobacco, or barrels of Flolir, are from Ibis date, entitled to pass the \l ’(JUST A HKlDtil'). free of Toll: This arrangement has Ih'OH made, for the purpose of enabling the Planter, to n ail himself of this extensive Market free of all expense. (Signed) •Tsssis IVRNT. A. CuMMINO, Thomas MlGkan, Jos. Hiunon, John Romms, John Woodfolk. Committee. Augusta, August2 R , 1830. wfim i)l Sn Richmond Superior Court, MAY TERM, 18150. Gaines I. Stroud, an infant, by hi 'j j Guardian, Fktkii Lamar, rC. o' vs. ?■ k. I’ncnr.s Scott, and f sj « Makoarht T. Scott, his wife, i'c Adin'rs, of the estate of N i John H. 8 •Horn, and I Griffin Edmundson. J It appearing to the Court, that the de fendant, Reuben Scott, resides out of the county of Richmond, and has not been served with a Sabpnna in tliis case—On motion of (lie complainant's Solicitor, il is Ordered, thaltlie said Reuben Scott, he and appear at the next term of ibis Court to answer of and concerning those mut ters and tilings, which shall then and there he objected lo him in the premises. Audit is further ordered, that a copy of tliis Rale, lie published in one of the pub lic Gazelles of the eity of Augusta, once a mouth, until the next Term. A true copy from the Minutes, JAMES M LAWS, Clerk June2oth, 1830. in 77 - m .... - ■ ■ Richmond Academy rwvin 'i Vustees of the Academy of Hi Richmond county will, ami the last SatuiulaV in OF.CKMIjr.n Nr.XT, proceed to Elect llio following Teachers and Olii eel’s for the term, and space of twelve months, from the time of appointment, to wit:— A Rector, with n salary of Eight Hun dred Dollars, and half of the Tuition money. An English Teaehef, with a salary of Five Hundred Hollars, and one half of (lie Tuition money. A Teacher for the Sand Hills, without salary, but with the use of the House and Lot at the Sand Hills, the Teacher to re ceive the whole of the Tuition money. A Teacher of Modei n Languages, aa id: a salary of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, and the whole of the Tuition money—the price for Instruction to be Eight Dollars per quarter. A Clerk, Steward nnd Treasurer, with a Salary of Four Hundred Dollars. (L/" Written application will be made to the undersigned. R» oiiDKii of run Hoard, JAMES Me LAWS. Clerk. Sept 1 ml lO—tdo f)!> Tvdv’/ce. \ LL persons indebted lo the Estate id’ ,2i Holt Clanton, late of Columbia < 'onnly, deceased, are requested lo make immediate pan meat to the Executors; and all persons having demands against tin’ Estate, are requested to hand them in, by the tirst day of January next, for payment. TURNER CLANTON,? p . N il. CLANTON, ( Oel. I!!) til w _S_ LAW. John XVlilton St William J. W. Wellborn, ]H a WE associated themselves in tin gj a practice of Law, under the firm of Ml ETON A- VVELEIIOUN, undone or both of them will regularly attend the Superior Courts of Randolph, Lee, Har is. Muscogee, Marion, Talbot, Merri wether, and Troup counties. Their Of fice is in Columbus, where they may ho consulted at all times u lien not absent on the Circuit. JOHN MIT,TON, WM.J. W. WELLBORN, Columbus. Ga. Nov. b. IKK), fit 12 If The Macon Telegraph, Augusta Chronicle, Alabama Journal, and Flori dian iV Advocate, Tallahassee, Avill give the above three insertions, nnd forward their account* for payment. M.&.W. “CAUTION TO TUB £IS3LIG., SW AtNVftT AN ACEA. fg*\HE public is respectfully cautioned H against sjiurious imitation of this medicine—The preparation of which is put up in Imtties similarly fluted, nnd in size, but the impression, blown in the glass, very faint and iadislinet. f I be taste ot the admixture is acrid and bitter, and the only semblance it bears to the genuine. Sieuim's Panacea, is in color, and a com j (ament part of sarsaparilla ol no virtue. When positive proof is obtained, of the source from whence the imposition ema nates, it will be made known. In the mean time,the public is informed that I have established A. PARSONS, of Ba vuiinuli, my sole Agent lor the State ol Georgia, and from him my Genuine Pa nne* a und Vermifuge can be obtained. Respectable Druggists are particularly recommended to purchase from my A gcnl. as they will be supplied on ns good terms us from me. r WM SWAIM. Thilailrlplfia, SrptAdlh, 1830. Itw 11 05*The Editors of tiie Augusta Cliron ■ | ieie. Macon Telegraph, utid Coiumlms I Democrat, will (lUtilisit tiie above once a week for four wi’eks, and forward their accounts to the Savannah Republican office for payment/ ■v rgiu—w in W*—i li.HKgfAKias.ywßr t'Mbmb ■—mm * pcislii' sale. On Wednesday, lt>t December next, will be sold, at the house of Mrs. ill.', by Da ly, in Uiehmond county, fire miles from Augusta, hchVeen the hours of fen mifl two o'clock, A tract of Land, containing'three hun dred acres, cne hundred of which is un der cultivation, the balance is well tim bered with oak, hickory, and pine, and has a bold creek running through it.»- The situation is pleasant and healthy, and there is on the tract, a good dwelling house, and all the out buildings necessa ry on a plantation, an extensive orchard ol nil kinds of fruit trees commonly found in this part of the country, and of the best rfuality; a STILL, working,seven ty-live gallons, and the preparations for* making Brandy and Cider. The orchard "ill yield from one hundred and titty, to two hundred gallons of Uruildy. Terms, one-third cash, and the balance in one and two years, in notes with ap proved endorsers. Possession given on the first day of January, li.'il. October 23 witds 0 gTardiaS’s sroricSi be sold, at Columbia Court- Y V House, on the first Tuesday iu January next, the real estate of William ■Short, deceased, containing one hundred and iitty acres, more or less, lying in said comity, adjoining Thomas Dooly and others, sold agreeably to u« order of the Honorable Interior Court of said county, and for the benefit of the heirs. Tends made known on the day of sale. CHARLES WADK. Guardian of D. Shout <ft Vi.xcbnt I!Kgs’, Nov 13 wfd 12 OTAaDiAirs woTicsa. ttl' ILL he sold, at \\ lightborongh, w * on the 27(h of December next, agreeably to an order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Columbia county, nil tin* Negroes belonging to the estate ol* William Short, deceased, to wit, twelve: Three fellows, four women, mid live children, nil cf them young. Sold for the benefit of the heirs. Terms made ■ known on the day of sale. CHARLES WADE, Guardi,in of D. Shout A: V(Soi;.vr Rr.i’g. _ Nov ):t wt<l 12 LINCOLN FIIITkJfF'S SALE? % Eli he sold, on the find Tuesday » w in January next, the following Negroes, between the usual hours of sale, |to wit :) Charles, John, Tom, Judith, Hetty, . Philisin, Icy, llinmuh, Big Maria, Mitch* , ell, Huey, Lottie Maria, Henry, Little Ca rolina, Matilda, and Edward. all levied , on as the propi rty orjolm Burton, ilv d. to satify a Mortgage ti. fa. from Rich mond Superior Court, m f.ivor of >V il* liuin Jones vs. the Executors of Joli# , Burton, deceased. Property pointed OuH in said mortgage. Terms Cash JOH N McDOWELd. fch’lT. t. c. Pet tkl wtrl 8 LINCOLN SNFLJFF'S CSALL* be sold pf Lincoln Court w * House, on the first Tuesday in De cember next, within the usual hours of Sale, one hundred acres of Laud, jtiftrd or less, on the water? of Fishing Creek, adjoining Cole and others, taken an (ho property of Redman H. Seale, to aoti'-iy an execution in favor of Micujuli : Jk Aoe (bony vs, Redman (1. Seule Writ w> Seale. Tkkiis Cash. JOHN McDOWKLL, Bh'ff! L. C. \ov. wld 10 “LINCOLN SIiEKKI I ’S SAL IU uai I Li j be sold at Lincoln Court House! Y f on the first Tuesday in January next, the following properly, viz : Felix, Vicca, Hurry, Willis, ami Mary} taken usthe property ofWilliain Quin. Sr, to satisfy two mortgaged li fas from Lin coln Inferior Court, Nathaniel Uugaio, vs, said Quinn. AT.sn, 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 us the property of William Quinn, Jr. to satisfy a mort gaged li fa from Lincoln (Superior Court, the Executors of John .McKinney, dc-* ceased, vs said Quinn. THOMAS LYON, n. s. i. c. Nov C wtd Id LINCOLN SUGBIFF'S SALE. tfJKrihl, he sold ut Lincoln Court Y V House, ou the first Tuesday in December next, bet ween the usual houra of Sale, the following property, viz; -icy acres cf Land, whereon Randolph Ramsey now lives, adjoining Bussey and others; taken ns the property of said Ramsey, to satisfy a tifa.troni Columbia .•Superior Court, Richard Eubank, gpar diuu for John mul Naomi Dugget, vs said Ramsey. , AI.SO, Due fitty saw Cotton Clin, taken ns tho projierty olThomusMurruy. to salisly m* Execution in favor of John \V. Peuthrf slon, vs. sahl .Murray. THOMAS LYON, n. s. l. c. Nov 0 wld ID ItCTlOfflS. * LL persons indebted to the estate o' Dt'nnis IliKinm ?. late of Jefferson county, deceased, are required to make immediate payment, to either ofthe Sub scribers, and all those having legal de mands against said Estate, will present them legally attested, within the time prescribed hv law. ELAM VOLND. , I r, rV , V. (i, SINQI EFItiLD, ] Ut Nov. G. 01 w 19 Savannah River IVavigatioo rBIHE affairs of said Company, having EL been brought to a close, with thh i exception of paying the Stockholders, ' the undersigned gives notice to all con cerned, that a final Dividend of One Dol ! *hir and Forty-Six Cents per Share, (an all Shares on which s2s has been paid) i will he paid to the Stockholders or their legal representatives, accompanied by the proper vouchers, on application at the first Brick Building \V¥tt at the NeV .Market; Broad-street, Aagnsto, to J. WTOKIDDES * Augusta, Oct. 30,1880. wtf 8 I JOB PBIMTISroZ' NS.IT IN EXECVTJSD JT tUP3 OtTTC% . 'MI ' - •>■•*> l- ' . wik'-