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SEff-WBi sraiss me. <Ec*2f=» To Country Merchants, rB'II liRE can !>e no doubt but lliat the City of 5. New York is tlie most advantageous mar ket in ihe United Mates fi r the purchase try supplies'. It i> coition :etl by water communication a; ! rail-roads with all (lie Xates in ties i nion; it re vives ;hc iri>. st importations from abroad, cun* t tins the larg- t stocks of good.-', ami i.- I lit* grc.it depot of At dean Mannl; clnren-, ana prices are less and credits more, liberal. Persons di.--po>ed to purchase w ill fim! it to their advantage to call on the bdlovv ing bouses : Saddlery. //trness and Condi Hardware , W. J. BUCK, Manufacturer and Importer, 2.9 | Pearl street. Worsted and Fancy Good'. D. M. I’EVSKR. 58 John street or 263 Broad- i way. Importer i f Berlin, Zephyr ami ’l’apisserie ’ Worsted, Patterns, Canvass, < licnilie, I ,i.rs and Purs j Niii.fi, Fringes, Gimps. ( ords and Tassels. ; Steel Trimmings, Beads, and a large assortment of French Fancy Articles. Worsted and Coney Goods. KOHLS \AT BROTHERS.' 43 John street, end 387 Broadway, Importers of Berlin Zephyr | Worsted, Patterns. Canvas-, Fines. Silk, Che. ; ni.le. Purse Twist,Oiled Silk, Parts Fan. y Ani- ; ties, Gimps, Fringes, Tassels, Ax. Comhs. Brushes and Fancy Articles. WHITE & TASKER, Nos 111 and 113 Wil liam street, corner of Joan street, up stairs—w hoL sale dealers in Combs of every description. Brushes, <fec., and Importers ol French, English and German variety goods. Shirt , Sloe 1 :, and Hosiery JVnrehou.se. JOHN P. WAKEMAN & CO , 76 Maiden Lane and 3 Liberty street. Importers. Manu ac turers. anti Wholesale Healers in 1 inen and Cot- i ton Shirts, Under Shirts. {)ravvers, I losiery, -Scarfs, j Stocks, Cravats, Collars, Bo oms, Arc. Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES. IOC, William street, S. E. corner of John. Importers. Mannfac- j Hirers, atid W holesale Healers in all desi riptions t.f Gentlemens’ Under Shirts and Drawers, ilosj- j cry. Stocks, Cravats. Scarfs. Shirts, Collars, Bo- J Boms, Suspenders, Gloves, Caps, Ax. Clot 'iing. LONG STREET & SPECK, 83 Nissan street. New \ < rh. Al iiiaficinrers and Jobbers of Cloth ing, have on hand a v-ry large assortment for the Spring trade. sniiaM" for the Southern. Western, Eastern and Northern markets, mule up in the bc>t m inner, and in the most fashionable styles; ue would particularly invite purchas ers to cal! and examine onr stock before purchas- j ing, for as regards styles, workmanship and price, we challenge competition. Tt here Ia n t Tt For s. JOHNSON, LA NPIHEii A- H\SCV, N-r- I eh.mt Tabors, No. 21<3 I’roailu iy, 3.1 door above the Franklin House, where will always be found a choice selection of Piece Goods, ready made Garment", and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Articles us the latest importations. Fashion'd V C lathing Warehouse. J P. 81, U KWr.Lk. No. 179 Broadway, op hite Howard’s Hotel. Manufacturer and Whole- ; sale and retail dealer in Clothing. On band a general a-sortinmit us piece goods, which will be made up to order. Tii 7 o rin g Fj sI . xhJish wrv I. F. EVANS. 1 i7 Bioadw iy, a few doors above City Hotel, makes to order fine Dress Ctutn, twelve dollars—extra fine, fourteen to twenty dollars. A large assortment of summer and office ; Sack Coat-, from two to seven dollars, on band, i Country merchants are invited to call before pur chasing else w here. Coho 1 <lrry Goods. SOLOMON <fe HART, 213 Broadway, Tm pirtersa nl Mamifactnrers of Curtain materials, i mi ) Brimming-. Window Shades and Pa *i-r ITang- l luge. Packet Ships, Steamboat-- and Hotels sup plied on the m ist r -as in ib! ■ terms. Sf-me Li nods. J. TT. TITLES, 136 Pear’ -tr -cr. nnstrvrs, Dm’- ! <r la Foreign an ! i)ome-lic Straw Goons, Palm Leaf Cats. Band lie's - Ax. P'nyng and I 7 .it htg Gards. GEORGE COOK. 7' Ba ton street. Mannfx tnrer of Playing, 7 i-i.ing and Business Cards, QuiEa, Sc?. Fancy Cover and Coper Boxes. Cr. d. KB A FT. IS 91 . d»-n Tome. M:\nnf ictu-cr uni I a porter of ,:1 ds ! Ungb-h, Frei Hi.Span -Ih. Germ an at: i Chiu ■ Bu;ht. also Boses lor \\ afiers, Needles, Buttons. Pens, Pills, Ate. Stationery and Cover l lln r house. IT. F. & E DOI’B r ED t V No. 1 J bn «? r»r*. Importers i f Fretn ii. U,:;-.' i b sii:,! .B-mjaii Station ery. Dealers in Papv r and Account Book dial in- , fact ii rers. Stationery. Paper and. Phnd: Coo 7 ::. FIJANCIS it LOi TUEL. 77 >T .i-Un Lin", \ Importers of e.erv tb-sc • ipi !■ m of s-a ti-ie-rv a id Paper; 91 a nil la cm rers of A c count Cooks. .Vanifol I J.ett- r Writers. Gold Pens, < ’op* in r Presses. Cr ton Inks. Ax. Ax A btfge Stock of P.!a kBo it-. ■ Paper and St at. i; ry. -n<; B>' • fir Son h t i and ; Western Train*, also. Ik inks, suitable for County Clerks, Courts. B-ds. f uranee < b :u:> mi-'s an I <ebers. Ail < ■ ■r- eit by mail will receive j protnjU attecti u Francis Sc Lo-.ire 7 Maiden Lane. Sfn' o nrrif and A cwnf Pro s. THCH Sc L()f riJEL. 61 Willi mi street. New | York, Im-orters (TFri n.'h and Engli h Fancy ajt-l Stnpl - Stationery of e\cry vn ietv. Maunfictnr ers and Dealers in .V-'eon it B-'oksand Papers of nil kinds,Gold Pens, F.etter ('op\ing Press**-. No- j tarial Seal Presses. Alai ifold Writers. Domestic Stationery of every variety, and ail other articles Bold by Stationers, for sale by ns in quantities to mil purchasers, at the lowest pos-ibb* prices. Country Alerchants will pleas** rail and see ns. j James V. Rich, W. M. Lontrel, Cl William street. }]og l en's Celebrated Gold Pens. A.G. BAGLEV Sc CO., 189 H mad wav. N.Y., M annfactnrers of their ever-pointed <lol! Pens. Patent Extension Ca-esfor Pen and Pencil, and | Pencil Cases. The trade supplied at the lowest rates. Mach’ne and Han' 7 Carda. PJOTTN WIHTI’EMORE Sc i O-ManufaPinrers of Cotton and Wool Hand and Alaehine Card-, and Dealers in articles for manufacturers use. Office 21C Pearl street. Building Hardware and Porcelain Fur niture. The undersigned.respectfully invites the atten tion of architects and owners to his assortment of | American wrought and cast Locks of every des cription, and fastenings for dwellings and stores the variety of sizes and qualities cannot he snr- ? arsed in the Union. Porerlian Furniture for . ,ork Knobs, Bell Levers. Freni li Window and i >?hiilter Knobs of *>■') different kinds, the quality of j I.ocks and strength of Knobs are all warranted. | Orders from the Cuuutrif should specify Xhirkn; ss of j doors.and wh’fhcr the dr,ors switi" to right or left on enteritis:- Agent for Mencelv’s Church rod Factory Bells. GEO. 11. SWORDS, LG Broad way, opposite City Hotel. Gas Fix!ares, Lamps, fc. J. <t I. COX. 1.7 Maiden Lane, 319 Broadway, Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures and Lamps of every description—Mantel ("locks. Chandeliers, Girandoles, Solar Lamp-, Table Cutlery, Jnpan nery. Silver Plated and Britannia Wares, Spoons i and Forks plated on German Silver,, Ax. Rnizor Strops and Dressing Cases. G. SAUNDERS SON. Manufacturer* of Rairor Strops and Dressing Case", J 77 Broadway 1 Glass . China, and Qneensware. F. W. O iSBL’UV, 56 Court land t street, be tween Washington and Greenwich streets. Im porter and W holesale Dealer in Earthenware, China and Glass. Briffannin W<ire. BE NIX VAT, JOHNSON & CO, 2721 Pearl street,dear Fulton. Manufacturers and Dealers in Britannia Ware. Plain and Jap tuned Tin Ware. L interns. Tea Trays, Fry Pa *s, Snii-e Pans, Cof f t* > 1 i‘l. Iron Ware. Rivets, Ivettle Ears, Ax*. imjMTtersof Block Tin an ! I’bniished Ware. Darius Benham.Geo. W . Johnson,M. K. Whitney. S/ores, Bel’s. <dpe. ITirEOK CO. 239 Water street, AA’hole«ale D .t er- i i Stove.- an*! Castings. A large assort ment of the variiMisP.itterifs now used, oil hand; I among v\ loch i- \t wood’s celebrated Empire (’nnk i Stove--. CaiiMrons. Sugar Mills and Kettles, Church, Factory and Steamboat Bells, of ail sizes. S'C tri C fri” 7 ('tody. Loaf S’tga E cy-G. li. L. & A. STU\RT, 235 Greenwich, corner aft ha m In-is >tre*t. Nevv Vork, nfFer (or sale a j 1 la rge a--ortnviit of Steam Refined Candy. Sugar j Plums. Ax .of a superior tpiality; also Double lle . fined Loaf. Crushed and Ground Sugar in quanti ties of live packages afid upward, alas low cash pri* es us any oilier establishment. Canton Ten Com pant'. THE NEW YORK CANTON TEA COM- | PA.NY. at 127 Chatham street, and 163 Green- ; vvich street, is the oldest exclusive Tea E-talilisli meni in Amertea. Merchants and others wishing : to contract for the sale of onr -superior Packed Teas, must apply immediately—if by mail, prepaid. Nankin Tea Company. THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY, No. 372 Pearl street. Dealers in pure and fragrant Teas.— Country Merchants, Heads of Families, and ail large Consumers are invited to examine their stuck. Drugs. £;C. WM. MA LLORY. 51 Conrtland street, New York, north side, offers at w holesale. Borax, A1- | i Inin, Opium, Camphor, Venetian Red, White I Lead, dry and in "ij. Glass, Ware, Window Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil. Spirits Turpentine, Arc, Perfumery. Soaps, fyr. A. A. MOSS, 3*5 Broadway, above Donne street. Manufacturer and Importer of choice Per- i i futnery. Toilet Bo.ip-. Extracts Colognes, See. — Agent f-r the sale ul lion-sel's Perfumery, Arc. Perfumery. Toilet Soaps. <s-r. JOHNSON, VROO.M Sc FOW LER, No. 3 Coiinlamii street, Importers and Manufacturers. Premium Walnut Oil Military Shaving S-ap, the only genuine, invented by Dr. P. D. Vroom. 'B<d- Irt and Family Soaps. Patent Candles, Perfumery ofevery variety at the lowest rates. Perfumery and Patent Medicines. A. f„ COMSTOCK, HATCH & CO., No. 6 j Conr'landt street, proprietors of Dr. A. A. Coin- i I stock s Patent Medicines and Win Jackson’s W til- j nut Oil Military Shaving and Fancy Soaps.— i Agents for every Patent Medicine of worth. Sonars, Tahaceo and Snvlf. J, .c i Fine Cut Tobacco manufacturers, and import- i ; ers of choice S-gars, sold on the most reasonable | terms ami warranted to excel. JOHN ANDLR- i j SON Sc ( (B, No. 2 Wail, 213 and 215 Dnane-sis., j | have receive 1 the highest premium of ihe Ameri- i j cun Institute for the years ibid-r— 14—’45. VnhrrCos. Car iso's, and Shades. ! GEORGE J. BYRD, Manufaciiirerand Dealer, j has aivvays on band a large, and we!! selected j stock .-f Umbrellas, Parasols, Parasoletts and Sun Shades, at his manufactory and warehouse IdJ | Pearl siret-t, nearly opposite Cedar street. Musial JJlrrrhnndize. C Cr. CHRIST.VI \N. 4 M Pearl street. Import | er and Mannlai Hirer of Musical Instruments and 1 L)eaLr in Strings for Violins, Piano Fortes, and | Publisher of Music. | Phn'f Fnrf‘'s, Musir. ani Fancy Goods. C. HOLT. JR., 156 Fulton street, two d >ors | from Broadwav. Boston and IN’e-.v York Piano Fortes from 8!5 >to S.VJd. Coleman’s Aeolian \t- j 1 tachmeiit. Pnbli-lier of Mu.-ic and Dealer in all kinds of Musical Merchandize. Pianos. Music and M isi 'al Instruments. FIRTH, HAT BA POND. 239 Broadway. Uan : n r actiirers an I ini >o;-r»Ts ol all kinds of Musical i lustrum‘lit-, pubd-hers and importers of .Mu ic, agents f t Nov el’o's (L >n l *n) Mu-ic, embracing every vari’-tv >f S'a r d and Organ Music fir the | C -tbold- md Episcopal < ’hnrehes, at reduced prii es —music imported to order. Window Shades. ICE LTV A BIKER. 131 Chatham <frc e t, Matt uf.ictureis and Imp- rt*-rs of Shades and .Mount- ! i )g«. ( x In-iv Iv. Dealers can s-ivc 1 ora ib to - J p-rciin by cal ing tis above, which is the most ex- ; tea ivc jiujiiifactory in ihe Uiiilcd Stales. Wnd me Stale Depot. TT VRTOL A: ORMSBEE. 3lamificturer« nnd T r.port *rs, No. 7 .Spruce street. Sb -of :•<! ile s • ioti-ms-. kin is an I sizes. Trimmings at '! nw | 6 r--iirei-s’ prices,—Signs. Banners, ;u;d Interior | Decorations. Stained Glass. GARSF Ic READ, 5 Spnn-e street—Stained Glass an I Metal S.i-h Work of every description ma le to order. Designs from the Country faith fully and promptly executed, and warranted to give .satisfaction. D , g ter / 'o'yoe Furti'. lil ig Fs f nhlishmen! . E. WHITE. 175 Br . I way. Manufactures and j Tmt>' rts PI ites. (' ises. < h* mi< n!s. and Instruments an 1 e*ery article used in t!te hn-nu-ss. Also, i 'Btnnf.iclnrer of Brass Rivets for Trunk?, an! 'l'runk and Binders’ Boards. Co hi net Furniture Jitter rooms. WTT.LTAM SIIXR!*, Manufacturer and Dealer in Cabinet Furniture tin I I pbolstery Goods of tlie h**>t <jn iII:v an I in >-t f i-idnn inle styles, at No. Cl I Beckman and C 5 Gold streets, New York. St In in a ndc r Safes. RICH <A- CO.’S Patent Improved S-tlnmander j S-if-s, Double and C*ingie, warranted free from dninpne-s. e« well as fire ;>roof —an improvement upon Wilder’s Patent. For sale hy A. S. MAR VIN, Agent for the Manufacturer, 138* Water-al. Also by Isaac Bridge, New Orleans. Salamander Safes. The Original Wilder’s Genuine Patent Double and Single Salamander Safes, warranted free from dampness. *SJL\S C. HERRING. Mantifictnrer and Deal er in all kinds o! It on Safes, 13.1 W ater street, cor ner of De Pevster street. Frederick Camerden, Agent, No. 24 Gravier street. New Orleans. Premium Fire Proof Safes. C. J. G \7 f.ER'S Patent Double Salamander is the only Safe that will resist any degree of heat in the burning of a building—they have been am ply tested and have never failed. Gavler’s Im ' proved Single Salamander will resist a more in tense heat for a longer period, than any other Sin *.;!e Safes. The above are made entirely of ; ; Wrought Bon an 1 Composition, and with Locks as i durable ami secure as any now known—and are j entirely free from dampness. A test was publicly made, by fire, of (Javier’s Safe w ith others, for 24 j hour- —the contents of his were found in good or der. the contents < f tlie other Salamander Safes | were totally destioye I. The fir-i premium medal , was I ist ye..r awarded to C. J. Gayler for the best Fire Proof Sa es, and It is with entire confidence the Patentee and only Manufacturer offers them to all whovvi-di to parcha-e Safes that are Safes. Depot 121 W ater street. New York. Billiard, Pool, Bagatelle, Ten Pin Balls and Pins. | Cue Wax, French Cue Leathers, and Cue Sticks, j Napkin, Martingale and Teething Rings, Ivory i Cheeks and Letter Stamps, Folders, Sand Boxes, I Rules, Ax. Ebony,Cocoa, Box anil Lignum vna>, f..r sale hy SHARD LOW A* BROTHERS. H 8 ' Fulton street, up stairs- Gurney's Premium Dafrnerrian GaUery. MR. GURNEY, 189 lin,; 'wav, New York, ; bavin t recently made a discove. ‘ hy which like nesses a; e produced nequalled in ti»■ -* <>r :mv '-:aer ctiim ry, xvmid iii\ He cifz -tis and strangers t > visit Ins (7.tilery, and judge id the truth ol ;his ad wr i-ement. Jan 28 3 W_ OFIICLIHON srKVJiiO iV i U., } Augusta. January 20, 18i7. $ NOTICE— \ll Kheiion will be he! iat i: I'ta Office mi Mo id ty, Ike first February iter I l< r Sexen Directors Imre. and Five in i**a vani.ah, to conduct the affAirs of lids Company the eo-uing : vear. Polls open frem 10 h'clim ka.m. to sunset. (7. .McLAI <7! i I.IN, Sec '\ and Treas. i | Jan. 23 fd— ' 92 TAfroiYiNt; ill:*inkss. rwi nn subscribe* respectfully informs the chi- ! j 3. zfin of Augusta, that li • li ts comm •iiiy.l the above business in (he store formerly umi ned hv Mr. 1. S. Morris, nearly opj*o-ite the Mansion House, where fie intends Making and Trimming 1 in the most fashionable style. Ills Tiimmings shall he of the best materials, and he warrants that 1 his workmanship shall not he surpassed by any j i other establishment in the oily. A trial is re i quested to establish the fact. G. W. SHACKELFORD. | Jan 17 20— lid The Commissioners of the Greene and Pula- ki ! 1 Monument •Lottery Fund give notice that after j this date tii*s s-ries of Lotteries will he nmier itie 1 management of I*. B Gregory tmd duo. W. Mtmry, | I of Washington, D. C., under the firm of J. W. Maury at Co., who are alone responsible for lire ! payment of Prizes, and *o seci.'re lire payment of | which they are under hood for §70,000. j Savannah,January 1, 1847. ! (IRr.MNM ANi) Pl hASKi dONUMENT V Cjfi m If! -C? T-M n y •-A w,, £rn iC-J t.’ i!V .• - A Cfcj U J. \v. Muiiv &; co., successors to j. . <;iii:«ioac v »v «■<!*.. CLASS No. 4. Detertninedby the Soutli Carolina Lottery,Class No. 4, Thursday January 28, ißi7. FAVORITE SCHEME. 7.000 §2,000! §1,100! §1,000! Besides numerous Others. Tickets §2.50 —hares in proportion. CLASS 15. | To he drawn at Savannah, Saturday, January ! 30, 1817. 7,sM>© IM>ILILAMS. j §2 500! §1.551! sos §1,00.;! Besides numerous others. Tickets §2,50 —Shares in proportion, j For sale by JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent. t wo doors a ho vr tire Stale Bank . ; {‘■‘/“Orders from I lie country promptly attended j to. Jan. 26 j CIGARS, TOBACCO AND PIPES. Just received al Gnat. Valuer's ( agar and Tobacco Store, dour beloiv J. P. S ize s Dry Goods Store. | SUPERIOR HAVANA Cl j Ch:•J»>GARS, of new brands and | v arious qualities. At.SO. ] 1,000 low price CJG v IPS 10 grows superior Marevian Pipe*. a i.^d, ; A splendid assorttnem of Chewing TOBACCO- For sale at whole-ale and rei-il. Jan. 19 91 G( 6 V VOLGER._ -ETNA IN-STII VATB COMPANY OF HARTFORD. CAPITAL (£>50,000. nffiriF. undersigned has been appointed \g“n> for H the above (‘omnany in this City, an lis pre j pared to insure Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture i ! Arc., against loss or damage by 1 ire. All losses i 1 will be promptly settled here. JOSEPH MILLIGAN. Agent, sept. 18 6m 3 8 tj.fl; it-! FOvt S.Uit,. i f rp' IE suhscriic-r has for sale, and will keep on hand at his Brick Yard on Green-si reel. 350.000 BRICKS. 8. L. BABFORD i Jan 24 ly 96 Si BA it A ND COFFEE. /Gf'CllX B \GS prime Rio CO FEE E I 20 li lids St. Croix. P. Rico and New j : Orleans Sugar. J list received, and for low hv Jan 7 JOHN R. DOW. GE()RGIA, Barke ( a >anty. l-.iiah Carter applies to me v w for letters disniissory on the Estate of 1 George AV . < arpenter. deceased. These are therefore t > cite and admonish all and ' | singular the kindred an cr-ditors of said decca; to he and appear at my office within the time pre- 1 scribed hy law. to shew cause, if anv tic- • have, win sm .1 letterssliouid not he granted, i Given tin rmy hand, at oiin-e in '*'» ivuesboro, 1 1 January 25th, 13.7. T. V t LOCNT, clerk. 1 Jan. 27 28 GEORG | niTllKiifl.Ls, 1 ■: P. B. - !'. a m : nistra- j v lor on t!i of Fran< is , ' d. •of j sai l county, d t l, applies for LiU i. d ais- i sory. 'l'hcse are tlicrcfore tociteand admonish, a!! and singular, the kindred and creditors o( said deceas- ; ed, 4n he and appear at mynlliee. willniillte time ; ! prescribed by law. to show can-e (if an. they ! | have.-) why said l- ltcrs should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Jacksoiiboro’, j ‘ January 23, 1847. ALEXANDER KEMP, Clerk. j Jan. 2f. dm 97 I GE( )RGIA, Richrru>nd ( a >unty. J j ER I-! \S, JAM l> (LA RUN ER *.l:m.. ad- i i V w rninistrator on the estate of EEIZ VBE’i il i j NELSON, deceased, by his petition laid before I the Court of Ordinary on the Gili day of July, H ib, ! stating that he bad fully admit Ltered on said es tate. uinl pray ing that citation for dismission may ■ issue: Ordered by the Court, lhat the clerk issue | citation. These are therefore to cite and admonish, all 1 and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de j ceased, to he and appear at my office, within the ' time prescribed hy law. to shew cause (if any tlicy have.) why said letters should not he granted. Given under mv hand at office in Augusta. July ! 13. 1846. ‘ LEON p. DUGAS, Clerk. j July 22 Gtn 13 STILL CHEAPER ! O V TV -4 N //1 -V GTOX-ST Jl EE T, Three Doors South oj Thomas Dulis' Store. | f* BUILDERS AND RAfLTOAOCOM ’ PAXIEB, AND TO COL whom it may CONCERN. I Tiie sub-crib r takes this method ol'iiiformiii* his friends ! and custom rs, and tbe pulilic generally, that lie ba : been induced to lower i is prices lor woik <>n accoaat of I tbe dullness of business, a d with the hopes of doing ! more business. He wilt work at lb" following rates ; Tin Roofing put on at §2per Hi t -qiiarefl.or 125 c. per square when the materials are furnished. J Large Gutters, formerly 31 c. per ft. reduc'd to 17c. j Large Goudllctor Pipes 25c. “ “ 15c. j Small Gutters, 2<tc. “ “ 1 '2r. \ Sinai! Conductor Pipes 2<tc. “ “ I2fc. i Glitter Hooks, K!c. u “ 9c. | Oil Cans, a!) sizes, 2bc pergaL “ I Or. Battling Tulis, OH apiece, “ $8 00 i He will go to any part of the country to put np Gutter* i ana Roofing and no extra charges will be made for it, if j conveyance m l bo ird are furnished. Any reference or security will he given for the p'Tform ; ance of any work or contracts made by him. and the heal ; | materials will b used that itieimrkct can alf-.rd. Having one of ttie t e-t workmen in liis employ, be \ flatters himself that tie will please any who may give : ! him a cafl both in price and quality. ?ept. 28 R. F. BOUYER. PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS. ■ T.EAD, in 25, 50 and 100 lbs. of all qunli ▼ ▼ ties Chiome yellow,Chrome Green. Ve ciiaa. | ! Red, Linseed Oil, and a large assortment of Window j j Glass flora %*Bto 32 * J a . Forsalo low forrash. hv WM. HAINES. i On 11 MI.WIMT -^-1 —' —-m* ■ 11 gM«—w ~LEGAL NOtTcE^. .Months after date, app’icaiion will he L ma la l tic 11-ui<-pable i(i,- inferior Court of Riclmi oi-I c uupy. w hilc lining f,,r «>rdinary pur poses. for I -ave to ■ d i!m Real E-t ite ot halt Williams.dcci-:,-a-,1. ; r <t paniciilariy Lot.of L ind No. 22/. 21. i District of Steward comity, drawn i y tbe mi! Loft is l ms. J \ NE \\ lI.LIASL§, Ad'x. de loniv non. Dec. 2d f-J NJO« R CPI!G aft*-r i.hifo aopiicatioii will K. it. ' "o-irt of Ordinary of Gw*iti-> | -tl C 0.;., v. Go. f - leave to s-li :!l tbe fnuus j a..dii aofioii o: ' : .u* >itv»-s belouging to ihe l.s- j talc oi James V inyarj, late of said county, de- j c t-a. ed. NVN V VLNV \RD, JAM Ms VLVi a RD, i v’ur. Jan 11 4m 8 > FAQ Oil MONTH • ;if;er tTaieapj ! i*a7imi vv .11 Tie h made !<» l!u* l-.h-rior Ct»ur; of Burke county, i w !mn sitting for ordinary purposes, for J.-iive l<> sell tract of ,an>L coiit tining cue hundred and eighty-oue amvs. in ue or adjoining lauds of i the widow Smi;!i, Mixeu Wimberly, ami others, | Iving in said enmity, htdoogiug to the esiate ui ! LED NEALY , of said count v. decen t-d. Bill LIB TEN LEY, Adrn’r. sept ! 1 4m 35 HTIOUR M nths ftcr date, a[ (cation will ha .Ll mad l - to the H mora'de the i 'oni tof Oniiua ry of Burke county,for leave lo sell tiie land, be- 1 longing to the estate <if Beter S. Cutteuu, laic of : Burke county, dei cast ,1. GEOiIRE W. IIFUST, Administrator. Dec. 22 70 TLAOI R months after date, application will he i2_ made t the Honorable Inferior Court of Scri- Ten county, wli u sitting for ordinary purposes, f>■ leave to"sell the wlicle of the real estate of ' Zachariah Conyers, i 1 ceaseif. late of s-ii 1 county, i James w. kittles, Adm’r. Jan. 21 46 97 T^Ol 'ii i’ION’EIIS af utT «jaie appiieauoii will i 3. he made to tito H »uor »’e the ( ourt of Or dinary <;f Burke county, for leave to sell all t!,e real estate of Matthew Jones, late of said county deceased, for the heiicdt of the heirs and creditors of said decou-ed. MiTCITEL 1» JONES,? . , . ALLEN J NEMAN, y Allm rs ' Jan. ]f> 4mo 89 A Jj Ia i LI'SO A’S imlelited to ihe estate of Ex DOC 1 BINE Ll N( H, deceased, late of Richmond county, arc hereby requested to make immediate pa .meitt. and all p- rons ha\iug ,!ej mau l against said deceased, will render them in agreeable to law. Vi IL LI AM R. Me LAWS. Ex*r. Jin 19 -- 91 WAREU ■ : * v’2 ( (JAlAliiSi > i vJA fi [i S 5 N ESS. I Y’Di'dlS] ;M:U) continue to transact hi the ai»o\ e business at their extell-i\ eFI iiE PKOOF \\ \ Ei !OI •s.’d.ou Jackson street, near the Depot of the Georgia Rail Road.ami to receive ( otP*n and other cmi-ignineii's jier Rail Road, I rilitoul any < hurse for drtyufse. Their p.-rs<,.;:i at lent ion will he given to lh«**i li ter" si <>t lie ir costumer- in the storage and sale of ail Cotton and othi-r con-igurnents entrusted to their care,and liicral advances made when desir ed on produce in i tore. D’ANTIGNAC & EVANS. Sept. 35 )y DAWSON & \VEAVEILS E.rtensiv ' l'ive-Proof I \ are-House. rK|tl!E undersigned respei ifully inform 1 1 •■ ir -ls_ 1 .if mis and lhe public, that they still cunt in ue the \VA I’E-T TOES RSe COMMISSION IIFSINESS, at t !iei r old Si ami o i ai' i,; ■ -di >: m -1. wh- re tie-' will devote their personal attention to all bnsliu-s* I entrusted to tlwircare. ’l’iu-ir rates f.<r Selling and Storing Cotton and i other Produce, will Iwlhe same as oilier regular I houses. Orders repurchasing Groceries. Bagging. Rope, i Ac., will he promptly' filled at tlie low esi market prices. DA’A SON A\\ EA\ i,l(, Julv 31 6tn 17 153 a *'T Q7r.:? a p 5 5 oVKs, ‘A*4 i O 5 (/fRi,U-t TV.trtKf/OI : SE A. YD COMAfISsIOX MEUOHJST CON HNt E THE \BOVE BCSI -1 V & N ijS.-s on /us 011:1 av iun(, a: ’.he first of September m-xt. at the War- hon.-c of Stovall <V Snnffioiis.at w iiifdi linn that li■ •:i v..!! !>c di->oi v>"J. \rrangenietits have been made with Messrs. An dn s. Sjteurs >»' Wootteu. fowliom said Warehouse I is rented for the ensuing y* :tr.) for storage of Co'toit ami or!o-r pro;lu> <- con i;qi"'d to him. lie has aho e..g ged the services o. his present part ner, Mr. (7. -I «imo\-. Angnsta. July 3-'h 181-6. > i l g 26 I J » “ * . ) . . tr. .« • 4 L*l lUivviil AfALitiii N iLiii • i iiLzYcl Vo.«t Buttons, | EriT ns xv-re m> le L-y tin* snlisi riher fir Gens ; V'S Jackson. Glasscock, ami many others of our ia iitar, wort!tics o. tic- hist wir .M 'iinfacturcil JOHN <7l LVIARLS, Wet. 1. Maker, at No. 153. Pro., l-o. \o. r -; t-»,Ga. : B. Hu y arc. n. u’e witli th • same ■ ! i jmuf h | willt otic of which -u ;; i ,i iiliiun was m>i ;:»l’y j woum.h- ! . . --v O leans, on 1 1 1 - *v■ 1 1 ; . 1 15. "o' \\ oichiha wjimlerful mci-len - uli conn -cicd and riv-eiiiiy repnhii-hed, ; i-in f»- seen at No. 153 Broa i-st. Augu.-i.i, < la. j tier-31 if 7,5 , GOODS F< )RS IING SALLS. J ,'i W. BA 10l . King*st. Cka cs~ i* J a / on, G. (’ . wonid r<-■ .--cii'u L. invio-tin* at* I trillion of f’iiuiters ami their fiiniii s. ivim tmy j v;sii Charleston, to his sic k of lii>•!i Faiicv ait ! ‘ Staple DRV <;<);>!)<. Ills stock wi . be found j **o of the largest in the city, ami he i- enabled to ; offi-r ■■ tor iud.-n euu nts in the vcy of Io:v prices. The sp ck of N g.-“ < •<* both Cotton and i Wool en, w i;i ~e f »n,j.i to .unbrace nearly all the j Pm ig-P, sol .u.jcs iisin y sold, particularly ! the < - "giaand s>m;.h Carolina Cutloiiund >x ool i itiiFanrics, ALSO, • A comr>lc*e assortment of rich Dress Silks, (col ored ami brack.) Baiuha-ins, Al lacc.is, (adored Muslins, Gingham s \> hi’e (Joods. Sliaw Is. A'.c. &c. 't he stock is intended to embrace every arii ( le in ilu* Dry Good- im Country .Men hunts w ill find it to their advan tage to examine our stock, as die same, good* sir.* off*red at ■:L iu rtoins soporite from tiie re tail department, and al prices well worthy their alteni ion. Jan. 19 3m— 91 TO lIiRP. 1 A NEGRO BOY’, nearly grown—a good house I MA servant. J.vnjuire at this office. Jan. 19 if 91 n intsiptl rT’BMl'nniinr C< >NSTA NTLY ON J IAN D. A LWAVS I.MPOR TING AND 51 ANL FAG* TvL Ti RING the liest and most fashionable styles of FURNITURE. J would particularly call the attention of pnr chaseis to Chairs of my own manufacture, the \v irkinanship ofwhich 1 guarantee to stand; if not, retum them; likewise all articles of my manu facture. Also, on hand a beautiful assortment of WINDOW SHADES AND Til VNSPARBNCIEfs of numerous patterns, and I propose fosell for such prices, as will leave no excuse for purchases. CHARLES A. PLATT S. Jan. 19 ly Jl LARD LAMPS. A SUPPLY’ of rich and beautiful Solar Lard jrX Lamps, from tiie factory of Cornelius A: Co., just received and for sale <>w hv CLARK, lIACKETT A CO. 0ct.29 25 DECIDEDLY NEW. rrmiE stork of CLOTHS. Casimen-s. Vestings. M Fancv Articles, ant i'rtmmiugs, just opened hy John Bridges. Merchant ’i'aylor. next door below the I nited Slates Ilytel. Broad-street. Au gn-ta. Ihe public are respectfully inxiled before ordering their garments elsewhere, to examine the above stock, which they will find t<» comprise the. best selections that can be made in tiie New York market. JOHN BRIDGES. N. B.—Making and Trimming as usual in the mofct fashionable manner. Jan 5 ■i m wsm HPN p r “r»gg me 'jm —■«—w Tuctlon sa l es. I Mrchour s' Jiauh Stock. BY \»’. E. J ACT MON A C'O. On ti;*' first 'Puesday in Febru iry next,a: the low er market, will be sold. 23d siiures of the Capital Stock of the Mechan ics’ Bank. (7EO. W. CRAWFORD, ) WM JUNE <. [ In; tees. T. CLAN TON, ) Jan S 3 9 ’ _ j BY v»‘. E. JACKSON & CO., On the first I’m.-day in i et* oar, next, at the lower ; mirket house, vv.il.be sold, I 'i >V.) improved Lut* h-tw-n r.!!;r ami I vjn - | wh-k s’r**et. near the J. il. containing very ma an acre each. O.i <*ne of them i- a variety ol Isr>t-_ ram Fruit Trees an i Crape N iues. In the \ t:«1 ol i lias lot is u Weil affording m »-t excellent w iicr. CHARLES A. BEARD. Jan. ___ ,J |B ,93 *j 'Him,'mmTcq., fj? ILiWlh just received a (P/\ new and large stock of GOLD and /'7l/kV I 'ATCJiES. eftht* hest^c^ makers, Wai<*Si Trimai'iigs ami ornaments; J bh - ELLY’, OF ALL KiN|)>; Silver Spoons, Forks, , Knives and Cup-; Plated Ware; Waiters. Castors, ■ ('amllesticks, Tea Sets, Cake Baskets. <fee.; Bn ! tannia W ire; Pain! •»! and Japanned Waiters, in 1 sets, a new sty!**; Table -Mats ami Brushes, of a j fine quality; Mamie Ornaments, gilt and silvered, with drop.*; fine Jlantle Clocks, in wood and mar- ] hie; a great variety of Fancy Goods. Work Boxes. | Bead Bags. Bag and Pitrsfe < iasps; (Jilt, silver and • steel Heads; Cologne Bottles, silver, pearl, slid!, ! ivory anil velvet Card Case* ; shell ami fine hrtla- ; lo Dressing Combs; Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, ; Ac. Barrel Revolving j another lot of the famed '’Lecoultre” RAZOR, w ith 2 blades; a good supply also of Rodgers* and ; other makers; Rodgers. Meclii, Chapman, 8a»ml- : ers, ‘'Lecoutre,” and Emerson Strops; Shaving ((reams.‘■Gnerlain” and others; Old Naples Soap; choice Lather Brush'■«; tine Pocket Cutlery, &c. SPECTACLES. The Perifocal Spectacles, Sold hy ns. we still recommend, writ great confidence, to our cus tomers. We have a good supply in gold, silver, j ami steel frames, and are prepared to Jit them to | old frames at short notice. Gold and silver Spectacles, with the ordinary convex glass, for sale at very low rales, mid glas*.- : es (i'ted to suit liie s;ght with accuracy. N. B —Clocks ami Watches repaired and regu lated, with care. Uan ii Glasses, Tools and Ma- | lerials for sale to the trade al low rates. O t 2 2 19 j TeiHfocal SPECTACLES. NEITHER 'TIIE IMJENCH .MENISCUS. NOR SVOL EASTON’S ENGLISH FERISCOI'IC; L v - ' J f jl"0 ai! who experience inconvenience in the use jJ of tho common kind of Glasses, and esjvcci- ■ ally in niakf reading, these Spectacles wuii he foil no j a most valuable snbsiitnte; in no case, except where ! I ihe optic nerve has been pronounced diseased, have j they failed, when properly lilted, to give satisfac- , lion. No better proof of their superior merit can be | given £•* each individual who may need (Masses ■ than tiie satisfaction he will experience in the u-e of them. These Glasses can be obtained in this plficS only | I of ( L \ RK, RA( KKT I’ A; ( 0., Ag'-nis for tic* Manufacturers, ; who have now on hand a good supply in gold and I silver frames. Perifocal Glasses filled loaay frame, i for any x ision. >p**«-tat Tcs in gold, -ilver and steel, forsale very lovx hy i LARK, R A(.’K ET T & ( U., Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware. At. may d 137 CENTRAL HOTEL, - A_.\ ATIffiNS, GKO. ?»_■* iij The n ; i Tsigoed would an- | ,| J JJr '< nonm--.- to his friends and the.J ' jjTJ . ! travelling public, thiil he. hit- taken tills well i known estahiishment. and is prepared to aceoui m "date, in ihe best u a inter. t hose vviio may f.c him with llmir pairoiiage. 'The House is in good order, and tic* rooms are pleasantly situated, i ii.- fabie will he suqpii ii w ith every thing the market j nIT riis. mid he lias engag'd the services of superior j Cooks. In short, il will he his endeavor to keep 1 the h<mse in -ocli a mu ner as to satisfy all who ; may cull on him. Hi charges will be very m dc j rate. WILEY’ SLEDGE. Jan 7 mo 3 81 )\ * ARD HOTEL, _ N LAV YORK. Corner cf Uroudveui) and Maiden Lane, t Tli E Soli crib r- thankful ! 1 l. J the very li‘*erul pair*mage they f il .Li v e ivc* i\. ii in the ah »vc w.-ll J. l;m*w n and extensive Estaliiishmnt beg most ns- J peelfuily to solicit a continuance of ihe so me, j with the assurance that as no Hold m ih* eh, is 1 *»■■• ter cah-oialed to ensure the comlbrt and con- j j venicir aof its guests, so at no other flon*-e wi 1 j stronger *n.ea'.ors he \u inWesßrd invariably, lo i deserve the public tavi'r. THOMAS & WHITE. 1 Jan. 5 2mo- 7J T'h't A i'C HR. Just rcc- in dj roni the Xorfh, K T y..(TN TEES. \e 1 'ov\ BO r.VI'UKS. for planting (J NjZ 5J do. a choice article for eating, ALSO, i SEED RY E, Seed Oats. Corn and Cow Reas. F»»r sale by SCRANTON & STAI-K, Jan 1 3m 7J N >v N * 'jVi, I T, 2) | j 75 L>! .C1 i i LLY in v ites ihe a item ion of tin* JZ-vY ciiizinsof Augusta, and of all dealers in ami , consumers of 7 P J CP.P XS dZX G-H§73 buying in this market, lo an entire new stock Just op.neti in the elegant block < f iron-front-tores recently erected on t!.e north si.le <>( Broail-street. and known as “.Metcalf’s Range.” (his store is the tower one of tbe block, three doors above I‘. Mc (irvu's. and three below the Deny Store of J. E. Marshal, formerly Dr. Wray's,) where lie is pre- j pared to offer one of the richest and choisest stocks of I'\>rci'in Sl Domestic Dry Goods ever opened in this city. He would especially ask their attention to t advantages prepared for the convenience of customers in the extensive charac ter of Ins assortment, which he intends shall em brace every ar: ude that can he called for under the name of Dry Goods, and in the ample room and perfect light to aid in their selection. For advan tages in having, for the comfort and coiivenience of putchasers. for saving their lime ami money, no i efiort has hem. spared, and none will he spared i vx hirh the interest of buyer and seller can suggest, f or an enlightened economy dictate, to make his hu-tiim* in every respect deserving tlie patronage of the pubi.'c. To his former customers, to whose liberal ronfi- J deuce and past patronage he has been so long in j debfeil f>r business in amu.'ier shale, he would es , pecially extend this invitation to call upon him al his new location. Augusta, December 17.1846. 66 FOR T i!H TOILET. A N invoi e of llarrtl's SHAVING CREAM, J~2L and other Soaps, w ith a great variety of Essence* and Extracts, Brushes and Combs, Eau Lnstrael. and Hair Dve* Powder Boxes ami Poll’s. With a area' variety of other articles of Foreign and Domestic manufacture. .Im 19 J. E. MAR-SIT ALT.. ON CONSIGN ML NT. A FEW splendid patterns of CN DEIjARR AS just received. A so. a few choice patterns j of Dyolt's Improved lard Solar Lain)wiih : CJiimneys and (.lobes to fit, always kept on i.uml. i 'J he above articles will he sold very low Jm. 19 91 J. E. MARSHALL. FLOUR AND CORN MEAL. PZfk DHLS. Canal FLOUR 25 do., best Country Flour 59 Bushels Corn Meal For sal* low by JOHN B. DOW Jan. 7 91 I - J.IL m~I 11.11 r rqp ■IL nt „ I IJlir—t~l n JJUm> SALES. “ .. sil!:»iiFF’S SALE. Will e sold I ■efoie i:i oufi ! louse door, in Jack* sonlwro’, Sc iven it y, on Ihe first Tic* lay in Februarv next, lie.,'t en the legal bourn of sale. the followin' property, t.» wit : Joe, a boy, mid Caroline, vied upon ns the property of L*-\vis < .inner, to - atisfy one fi. fa. from the s ttpei i. r < ’dirt. u. fiver of Ann 1). Hry guardian, vs. Le” sC*nner md others. Pro perty poiaietl by n 1 n ■ LLOH Nl> . . GROSS, D. Sheriff. Jao S 3 lii< ilef • >NI) M.KKIM *S SALK. On t i i v >■! IVii u.t v to \i, udi be 50..! at •• .kef House, in the city of Angiina. u. ;e . 1.0 .s of sale, the fol low ill” pro..*: HI • A negro in ii. ni ■ ■ Thornton. abnu? —years of age. Also, a 1 fclier it use:' id Pen, situated i in liie tipper part-if theca-,-of Augusta near the basin of the Auginta Cm il. and Known a*-Mor gan's Ihiteber Pen. f."\i don :i> ihe property of Frederick T. Biorg u, to saii'fy it /i fa. on the ! foreclosure of a m ileage is-uiug from the Infe rior Court of iiieiimond comity. in favor of Tur ner Ctaulnn vs Frederick T. Morgan. WILiMaM V. I\FU, Deputy Sheriff. Dee. 4 55 Ad mi m strut or's Sul e. Fnder an order of the Court of Ordinary of Rich mond county, 1 will etpose for sale on tlie first Tuesday in February next, at the Court flouso in Thomas county, 1.01 No. Hid, in the 17ih District of said county, (formerly F itly) c« nlaiuing-50 acres; and on the someday, at the Court House, in the Comity of Farly. Lot No. —.in tiie District of said county, near the waters of Paelihta creek, containing 25<) ; acres. All helongiiiti to the F.stafe of John ( of. mt« k. and sold for the benefit of the heirs and | Creditors of said last ate. JOHN C. >N F. AD, Administrator. Nov. 29 wtd 51 si ,a\ t:\ sin.ini'r’s~s vT 7 i■:. ‘ \V ill he sold before the Court House, door in the village of Jack-onh iro. on the first Tuesday in March next. between the. legal h* urs of sale, ’• lie following I t> of Fan I. containing in all three hundred and (i.’ty acres, bounded on theea.-i by lands of Kichard 1 lerrington, son’ll by Briar ( reek, and all oilc r sides In .. S. Jones; levied on s»s the property *f .Villratii *. Cosset.ax. and Mary Herrington, under am . t rage fi. a in fa vor of A. S. .bines. Propertv . iled nm In *-aiJ i fi. fa. JFF r FRs() N’ i oFRiG s 5. c. Jan. 23 td ','t Ad mini sir to>*s Suit fir fj V. i'! I"-: ai pub.te auction . ilu -i Friday iu Maivli next. : 1 the file eCdence 1 f Georgo Hixon. late 1 I ! an .■•» conn y deceased, 1 All of >.;!■! deceased -- perish;*.’ 1- property. con si- ting o -i , < ■ws. Heirs. . . ru. Fed er, 4 •as. \\ idea I. i eon. . Ct.-cir . ;. 11 < I Kitchen Fur niture, Arc. '! he 1. .nm id deceased w ill bo 1 Idled, and the land vvliep < he resided at list lime <d in>- deal ii, rented, at the sata ■ lime and place. The terms of the sale and hn ina u ill he made known on 1 iie da y. I he sale and l».ring will lo continued nom day 10 day until all shall be &oid 1 and hired. IF FORD DlllD, Adm’r. | __J m. ST wtd CB l'ss ■'•air. W ill be sold on Fri'lay, the 29 (t of.lanuarv irist., at liu' late residence of Doctrine Hunch, d«- i 1 cased, o; Richmond comity, at JO oh lot ka. iu.# I Ail the perishable propert;. In longing lo ihe es t;-ie of said deceased, consisting of Horses, Cattle, i 4(U) bushels of 1 orn. Peas. )• -dder. liiiv anti l*a j vines. PI. nt lion Toms. Ih ns t If Id and Kitchen furniture, Arc., «fcc. Also, 24 >0 ibs. newly cured | Dacon. 1 11 '■ dwelling and firm will also he rented and several valid hi negroes hired out. unless disposed of b- fire. Tim sum iu obedience h> liie last will ! and testament 1 i aid deceased. Tmis on the 1 ! day of sale. WILLIAM R. JK-FAWS, Executor. P’’ ("hroiiii ie will jhVis' copy. Jan. 23 _ —id 95 .■i d-rtrii i.-i /o ;i‘; *.s Suit On the first Tuesday in March next. Will he sold, I at the lower market Ilol.se in the Cily of Au j ’! lie real e-'n'e of Andrew Mitchell, deceased, siinat> ii on Jackson si reel. in this i ity. and eonsi .- t ; nm of ai wo store Dwelling I louse of bid ,: , J i st*irv Dwelling Home of word. The I. .t • h the said buildings are situated, fronton J. k on street !:i. f u et. w ideh win lie div id* d and :ol s :ar ttlv.d’ reqaireil. Sold f r the hem fit of tin In ;r> oi Ihe estate. Conditions made know ; on liie dav of sale. ROHERT WALTON, Adm's. Jan 12 u( 83 A ’mi-s Ist rotor >■’ Sale. Will he s-.dd at t’ne C« ttr House, in the County of Fai !y. on the fF'-t Ti e- ! a\ in February next. Two tr:» Is of i on's. 1. ionging to the Estate of John Fulcher, n* e’d.. King in said County of , F-.rly. one know nbv Vo I If> in lhe 12th District, 1 < o,l ::iin "g -5 ■ ;< other known as No. 45, inti ■ iii i M'uining 2'i‘d aciei*. ’i’iio ao'.vf ?r.i ! under an order of the 1 Com! of H dii, Rh fnnoinl ('oftnty. for the ij a* fit T the Imi ' tid E.vlule. 'Pcims on the i \S AT ; I’ ■ R ) . , . . , x / wuiTiinistrators. .i vu. L. K ;. :. •-. > T..v ‘ J wt * I 51 1 /.1/' r s Sale. Will be col lon th<* fi • Vi. •g■. in i irunry next, i tae Court if. e d r i,i Flberf county. The following ■ : rty to wi : i ’ 'wo hundred anil Join ■ 1; r- . Land, more or ies.s. on the \vit-r« of • ■ er*-. k, adjoining ; l.mds ofTlioiuas Jidntstori 110 ht.s. ALSO, Two hundred and forty-iotlr acren of T.and,more or less, on the Tvaleisof l> iv er dam creek, fiJ j i ■ ig Iu nds of 11. (J. \\ uli uiid o’.hers, and f now a a* the Cols* ii ir..ct. Al.gs, On** 1 hous.t. ’ I siviv-n :> icrev >f Land,more i or less, on ’.he « mnali ri e i ining funds of I Fingleton W. Allen. Joseph jf: er and others, and know; the River Pi.miaii .11. This tract of I; id will l>* "’acts if thought n»h * desirable. r* . r.ds sol i in con formity t'< the v\ i , Allen, deceased. Terms of sale mad* the day. FIN 1»S A i s HU. ) HFVI'RI A i H \sLV,^ Xecutors * Feherl comity, Nov g), IBifi. {g/- i iie Chronicle iv lin'd will please copy liie above thr e inn-s weekly and forward ihe uc ! count to the Executors for payment. . Ms-- nov 25 47 Ad mi nisf rotor's Side. , . Will lie sold at Ihe hate n M ienc of William John- I son, sr.,deceased, in W arren county, on Wed nesday, the 3d of February next, all the perisha ble property of said estate, consisting of Horses, cattle, bogs, (stock and fat,) mujes, sheep, plantation tools, black mith tools, house ; hold and kitchen furniture, corn, fodder, cotton, Arc. Ac. Terms on the day of sale. 1 expect also lo rent the lands and hire the ne groes. m u, women, boys and girls, on the saino I daV and lime. Sale, re-ling and hireing to continue from day to day until all Hdi-po-ed of. dec 2d W ILLI AM GIBSON, Adm’r. ■"■ 1 J A FTliil Til .1 ItJiM i\':4 T.. all Dolton*. i A remaining at the (ieorgia Rail luwul Depot over 24 htiurs after i is turned on the p atform, i will lie sent to the nearest W art-house, at the ex pen«e of the consignees Transp n. Office of tiik 0. R. R. &, R. c. ) AugUfeU, Jan 12,1817. V Jan. 14 b7 f ANDJSETII’S FRESH G.UimJX i si:f,d,w\rran tkdcropof Just received a f :!i r linear •*• !’V»*sh and V. ar ranted Genuine GAR. DF N •** !'• ’>■ Hrei-t from fin lo'th. Among thev;>- • -any ; f’aoh.';ge. Ra.l -h. ( orn. t >.*i« »n - u ; =, ana extra . Eurlv Garden I 'as. bv the ouart. i Directions for cull.G furnished m a n-at i !>» ■•!*'« 11A15E9,23JDr0,.'... J an a dAiv.3i.io— __ t‘2 i KECEIVFi) TIPS PAY, UV JOHN P. Sl!'. - ■ FT I'.S SI PF.RIOR f.WdHAIX, ASP THREE PLY CARPETJ N GS , of new , designs, and brilliant colors, which he otf*r? at , prir.cr to su;t U»e ttra#k. Ti