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Democratic Jleetiug in Harke County. The Democrats of Burke county are requested to meet at Wayneshoto, on the first Tuesday in June, to appoint Delegates to attend the Conven tion, to be held at Mitledgeville, on the fourth Monday in June. May 22 Democratic Meeting in Columbia county. A meeting of the Democratic p: rty of Columbia county will he held at Appling, on the first Tues day in June, for the purpose of appointing Dele gates to the Convention to be held in MilledgevilK*. r-:—• acr mmmmmmmmmmmammrn ittry ■djv.x&tmr*rm i. oatks fjiom I.lVEttpool.,:::::av 4. j. datks FUOJI ll a VI. F.,::.U*K IL 23. t Augusta Jliirhcf, Jtay 2t>. The business season being brought nearly to a close, after our next issue the Constitutionalist Letter Sheet will he issued only on the first \\ ed nesday in each month. tili the Ist October next, when we will resume its weekly publication \\ * feel thankful to our commercial friends for their enronrageiiient and assistance so far, and hope to nieril a continuance on the resumption of business next season. W e will mal eup a weekly review for ibe. paper, including the receipts,st u ks, Ac., and will furnish extra copies of the paper to such as leave L.c.r orders at the tdllce uu 1 ue. - days. EXCESS OF RK, KITTS OVEII EAST SEASON, AT riiarlestoo, H32.»'.2 hale.*, av’g 360 lbs. ■11,029,1*20 lbs. Suvaanali, 632’8>i “ “ *LS ** g6,.til.>, 1!)0 Total, IVJ.ooc bales 07,335,110 lbs. lIECE EASE AT N.Orleans, 329,073 bales, av’g 450 lb-. HO’rdLB.W lbs. Mobil**, 117,157 “ *' “ 47.500 773 “ Florida, 0 3.V2 “ “ 415 2,030 Ecu “ Virginia, 1,270 ** “ 300 4i -1. >*,200 ‘* N. Carolina, 2,155 “ “ 300 “ 7 75.5-, U “ 4.:(i,oHi 199,101,703 177.358 67,335,110 Total, 258,058 biles. 2,126.593 lbs ’The falling < IT in this years crop, as- compared with last, exhibited by the above table, is in hales 258.658. but as the increase is at ports from which light hales only are shipped, if we compute the falling oil in pounds at the average weight of hales (407 lbs. to the hale) the total deficiency sums up 321,652 kales—allowing 150 lbs. to the hale (which is 43 lbs. more than the average.) it w ill leave a deficient: up to the latest dales re ceived of 293,011 hales. Jo lli- Exports, there i* a falling oil’ to Great Britain of i 11,8'.) 1 hales, to frame ot fil,Sßl, and an iw‘ reuse to oilier Foreign ports of only I IT'D bales, showing a deficiency in the foreign exports of 205 ,303 hales, 'i he deficien cy in Coastw ise exports, compared with last year, i> 35,570 bales—total deficiency in exports to For eign and Coastwise ports 210,082 bales. Decrease in -lot ks at the various ports held at the latest dates received 51,238 bales. COTTON. —Our last review left the market in a very unsettled state, both buyers and sellers looking for llie Hibernia's advices then nearly due, and w hich came to hand on Thursday eve* jutig, by telegraph. The.-e advices being o i a very unfavorable nature fur Cotton, caused in a great measure by the state of tii ■ money market in Europe, completely put a st"p to business in onr m irUet, and since their receipt we do wot think more than two hundred (it that many) hales have chan zed hands in ibis market, and tney were struggling small lots at such trregtihir prices as to give no index as to what the article would now bring were holders desirous of selling. Both In y ers and sellers are indifferent as to operations— llit* former show no d is) ms it ion to even look at i ot t,at unless til a deeliiie-ol 4a 1 cent from the prices current previous to ike arrival es the steamer and the latter have withdrawn their stock from the market. In I his Mate onr market closed last eve ning. and we look for it to remain so for some w ee-ks to conn* RECEIPTS OF COTTON, from the Ist Si pt ~ 1815, so liter/ doles rnrin d. 1816-7. 1815-5| •Savannah, May 21, 225,901 153,528 Charleston. May 22-, 329,837 215,855 .■Mobile. May 11. 317.291) 1 l,il- New Orleans. May KS t-72.125 I,Of], 199 'Texas, Apiil 15, 6.922 O' Florida, .Mav 1 .>, 121,222 12.. I Virginia. May 1, iO-BK) IE37U North Carolina, slay ft, ,>..13 ».870 Total, 1.590,423 1,912,1:53 STOCK OF COTTON 'ficfninu'tftff : *ih hand ulth-t lu(t~sl dotes reccired. •N, vamm h, May 2J, 21.073 2 1,892 ‘Charleston, May 22, .58.201 48.515 Mobile. Mav 11. 112,218 102,950 New Orlcarrs, May Ift, 191,585 222,780 MVVas. April 15, 599 00 Florida. .May 15, 31.893 33.107 Augusta A Hamburg, May 1, 27,235 4 1, l Os Macon. May I, 7.877 13,1( 0 Virginia, May J, 023 Obo North Carolina, M y S, 700 3.000 New York, Mav Ift, 83,158 500,500 fliiladelphta. May 45, 5.100 9,900 Total, 5 T/,955 GO 1-, 193 GROCERIES. —Onr grocery market has been rtitlter quiet during the past week, and the business confined principally to the filling of small coun try orders. There is no scarcity of any article that we hear of and the stocks of our merchants were never belter at this season of the year. CORN.—This article is looking np again. There has been a good enquiry for it at improved prices, but the stock being light, the sales have been limil •ed and confined mostly to smalt parcels in sacks at 75 cents,sacks included. FLOUR—AIso has an upward tendency, and the-ales made this week, generally small parcels. _ai £5 per bid.—stock light, demand fair. A lot ol good, in merchantable condition, would readily bring, we believe, sf> 50 per hhl. while there are one or two lots on the market, equal to any north ern, that is held at 37. B ACON. —There has been a good demand for the article at former prices, Bc. the hog round, hnt the receipts have been light and prices have de cidedly an upward tendency. SALT.—At the present moment there is a fair Mock on hand, but prices are looking up. We understand a sale has- been made this week oi about 2000 bushels loose at 10 cents fter bushel.— Loose is retailing from store at 45 cents, and sacks at 31,50 a 1,62. COFFEE.—Good stuck on hand, principal!} Rio. Sales this week of about 150 bags at BJc. \v> quote 84 a 9 cents per lb. at wholesale and 94 a 10 by retail. MOLASSES.—Fair stock of Cuba and New Or leans, but not much demand at the present mo ment. Cuba is held at 28 a 30c. from store, and New Orleans at 40 a 43, according to quality and qnamiiy. SUGARS.—Stock of all descriptions good. No large sales to report this week. We quote Musco vado 8 a 10; Porto Rico and St. Croix 9 a 9i; New Orleans 3 a 9. EXCHANGE.—Onr Banks are now selling Sight Checks on Northern cities at 1 per cent, prem. *treliase sight a five days Sight Checks on New York at i prem. —hut there is very little offering—6o day bills, la I. 4 HEIGHTS.— We have no change to notice in the rates to cither Savannah or Charleston —nor is there much Cotton offering to either place. The ! River is still in good boating condition, with every prospect of remaining so for some time to come. CHARLESTON IMPORTS, MAY 21. Havana and Sr. J can De Los Rk:»ibd:us— Brig Magnolia—lo 2 hhda. and lie Sugar, l-l 1 boxes do. and 1 cask Honey,to Ilcdley & Streets. Same La Giundk— Prig Sarah Louisa—loO j boxes and 95 hlids. Sugar and 55 do, Molas ses. to 1 ledie\ A fctreet. Ha va\a —Schr. R. Habersham—-62 hl.ds. | Muscovado Sugar, and a quantity ofFruit, toj. ; i Chapman, and order Schr. Zephyr—72hi cis. I cud i tc. Molasses and a quantity of Fruit, to j J. Chapman. NR \ OR! .R.k NS, Mav 19—2 p ,m.-~ Colton yet—sotm little inquiry at inside | prim s before the news, j Sir'or. —Cloitc inactive. Retail sales only at ! the previous rates. il/u —-Retail sales onlv at 29 a 30c. | J ’lour. S les 50U bids I tiinois. on the Levee, j at .->(*; 220 and 550 do in s iled and had barrels, nt 7. > 15; 250 Ohio and 200 Illinois at $6 25; 100 s-Toml quality "N () Citv Mills 'at jffi 37J, and j 300 St Louis at .-jiu 59. Supply fight and demand ; limited. • | (' o n —Sales 20 ) sacks Mixed at 00c. 3(78 and ( Shi) Jo at 57 500 do in mixed hags at 624. and i 427 do at 70— also 1300 sacks damaged til 38. ' Corr > spoudt nre of Jie llilli.non Pah lot.] A7I ariictic Telegraph. N RW YOU R, M a v 22—2 P. xVJ. —The stock maikct to day was less active, and prices had a | do ' iiward tendency. he llonr market is active, sales to a fair ex tent ol Gencssee on the spot, at $8,50 a 8.621,; | sales also, for delivery in June, at $8,25 a 8.31, S.nt ern Ton on the sp« t. at $9.37 v. Ch ruuu al sells at $ 1.87 h' Rye Flour at 5.25. Sales of (I’enessce \V heat, for future delivery, at 172 to 175 cents, and on the spot at 20!) a 2U3c, 1 There is a good demand for Corn, with sales of 1 yellow, to the extent of 20.000 bushels, at 1()7 a 1 i >9 els. Nothing doing in white. Large sales Oats al 53 a 55c. Rye, further advance, with ; »ah sat IJ, i ts, Wihiskev advanced to 35 efs. in bids. Ihe Cotton mar et is dull and heavy. Small sal s. ; Provisions and Groce:it s unchanged. ■mnfMZiiar'B: z 'zzsr z n; rmif ti— I m '» t . wvumm i ,i Sllirm’G INTELLIGENCE. AIUIV.IL FIIOJI CIIA Kt,KSTO N. ! I»r. barque Caledonia. Hauler, Norfolk, hound to •Liverpool, in distress. 1 AI!ItI VA I, FROM SAVANNAH. Brig Phi'ura, Tha.lt her, New York. aI EM OR AM) A. The brig Paul T, Jones. Taylor, f >r Charleston, was nj) at Philadelphia 21sl hist, tusail next tiay. 'i’hc brig C. J. Dow, Stetson, for Charleston, ! c leared at 80.-tou 20lh inst. ! Tice sitip New York, anti brig Ohio. Briggs, fi.r Charleston, were up at New York 2lsl inst., tu sail that day. 'The lit** barque Hamilton, Hallett, for Charles ton. tusail positively 22d, was nj> at Boston 20th inst. ■ (‘ 11 XRLF.S’TON, May *2s.—Arr. brigs I’hccnix ! Ausien, (ftp.) Sura.-Maianzas; ftarah Louisa. Do ling. ft.igua La Grantle, sehrs. Zephyi, Wood, Ha j \ana; stir nger, Toby, New Orleans. t !cj. Brent, brig Josephine, Balistedt, Bremen; 1 sehis. Is.the.la, Roby, West indies; Corine, (Br.) Alhury, Jlarbor 1-land; 11. \\ estcoll, Lodge, Pin i hnlel) Ida. Went to sea. slop T.elaml, T.ewis. I.iverpool; Br. hunpie Clyde, Ilalerow, Bt. Joints; (N. B.) sehrs. l-ahella, Ruby W est Judies; Ceres. Mar steii, Purllaiiti; 51. B. Mu honey. Dole, Philadel phia. 8 A VANN AIL Jlay 24.—C Id. brigs Splendid, Barites, Bath, sie,; Clinton, Andrews, New York RE NEW GOODS. j iff have rn find Inj the Southerner, additional sup- NT! VT AND 1! 17 A1 PIT IT’ L BOOBS, a mom; which are: J S'gL \IN BA UI-K.Eft Ol all colors j Rich styles of Baliw strilied and fig’d Ba reges styles of French Ylit'lins and Jaconets U hilc (roods, sm'/i as: ; JACONET Ml BJ.LNB, Bvviss Muslins, Book , ! 51 nslins and Laces of every kind; Cambric and ; Swiss Edgings and Insertings, Linen Cambric i Ilamikls. from 121 cents ti> B*9, Ladies ami 51is>cs I | Kid Glove* of the best quality, Bilk and Cotton I i Hosiery, a great assortment altd at all prices I \\ bite Damask Curtain Muslins in sets and by ) the yard. Black, blue-black, plain and striped Silks j I Colored Silks, a splendid assortment j Black Alpacas, black Bombasins and thin black Goods for Ladies Dresses , j While and coPd. Canton Crape Shawls and Scarfs Do. do. Barege anti Twisted ftilk do. ’ French Work Collars and Bonnet Ribbons . 500 pieces (’alien of the richest ami newest stytes , J'arasols. I mhreffas and Bun Shades Jit Dorm s/ir (H ods our assortuii'nt is Xcriri'^urplele: 1 Bleached ami brown SHIRTINGS from 3-1 to 9-8 w ide Bleached and brown Sheetings from 5-1 to 10-1 . and] 2-4 v\ ide , Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings and Pillow-case i T • > j Linens. As complete as our Stock is now. \vc take plea ’ j sure in inviting purchasers to call and examine our j assortment, as we are satisfied we can give satis i faoMon |n goods and prices. April 18 BOW DUE A 4 HTETT, : j - i:* If* ROiUIKH, I SS. J FSL J*. a s ESTIq ti‘STOP Iff) inform th ■ citizens of Augusta and I w w its \ ieinity that he lias opened a shop on . Melntosh-sireel, directly opposite the ( unstiiution aiist office, for the purpose of i arryrngou llrosthove ; business, in all its \anous branches. Rifles of a superior quality marie to order, and warranted as good as can be produeed, both; n judut of finish and accuracy of shooting. Double and single Guns re-stocked and repaired, t Also, door and trunk locks repaired, and new keys filled al short notice. From his loyg e-xperie.nct in the business, he is ei-i-abled to say that all work entrusted to tus care r shall he done as well as it tan be dune al the north j> or else w here. .. JO"Allen's Revolving and Self-Cocking Pistols. Powder Flasksand ft hut Pom-lies.Cone renciies, English, French and American Percussion Caps, s for sale. aprtl 27 1 y 17 » Y ‘ ORANGES AND LEJIILAs. ME( EiVED on consignmeut from New York, - 10 boxes ORANGES, * i it) ** Lemons, which will he.sold low. JOHN It. DOW. April G 157 enrnT, SEG Alt AND MoYLLsniN. : ii h BAGS UIO COFFEE. i 3 20 hlids N. O. and Muscovado Sugars, 30 hlids New Crop Cuba Molasses, for saje lew by [ April f.j JOHN R. DO . iUTU.V BACON! fl ST RECEIVED— -5(,0 choice Hams, for family n«e. 20.000 His prime Sides and Shoulders, and for , sale low by [AprilGJ JOHN R. DOW. tAOERSIONTHB after date, application will lie made to the Honorable the Superior Court s of Lincoln county, when sitting for ordinary pur poses. fur leave to sell all the. real estate of Jacob Ammons, late of said coufity. deceased, i JACOB ASIS]ONB, Adm'r. r April 29 177 GEORGIA. Burke County. Wl/ - HERKAB, SARAH BOftTK Iv, applies | ® W for letters of Administration on the estate I of Thomas Bostick*, late of said county, deceased. 'These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and , singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas ed, to h- and appear at my office w ithin the time | prescribed by law, and show catt-e if any they : have why letters of Administration should uut be granted. Witness the Honorable James V\ . Jones, one of t lie J mines <>f tlm < oura of Urtlina rv of said count v, this 2Lli 5Li v. 1817. EDWARD GARLICK. D. Clerk.. 51 ay 26 199 NOTH - . 4NY person r*r persons owning lot of Land, No. 1 306 in the Gth Di-triet ot Irwin county, Ga . | granted to James Pyron. of Henry county, can j meet with ready sale for the sanm, either for the | whole or lor half the Lot, as the same includes a waterfall altogether liue-arj for our intended Factory. Payment promptly made either in cash or negroes. Address S. 1.. EVERETTE, •Superintending Agent of the New York Manufac turing < ompa ny. Albany. Baker co., Ga. £2? The Feudal Cnion will please copy, and for- I ward bill to 8 L. E. j May 25 3 1- 8 tot ut or common plkam. Tu Jurors, Jl iinessi s, Purlin* anil all con cern Cft. /TkX applicatit n of the Bar. it has been deter- H P mined to adjourn over the 51 ay ’1 eriu of this Court from the fill to tie 1 sth Monday "f ilie presejil montli, in consequent e of inleriuring en gagt nients of Counsel in the Superior Court ul : Burke county. By order of Judge \\ i i.de. HENRY HUBERT. Clerk. . May 22 195 5 K !IN V 41. L M'S OKORtiIA AIiMASAC. i'OU isis. I Tin Astronomical Col uhi/ions ho i> oßEirr ; Ll HI I ill . residing in Bulls county. fTCNHIft ALYI aNAC. arranged and modified ev- | 0 press!y for Georgia, will be published in i J ith/ mi I. an*i wii I coma i 11, besides the u-ual AF \ j in iliac intelligence, the following new athluioiis, ; Viz: The Name and Location of each Post Office in , Georgia. Tables of Population, show ing i!o,> While and j Black population of each comity in i!ie State. Names of (Jerks and Sheriff, of each count y. Naums of Count V Tow tis. and Distances f rom Millclgcville. Tim Electoral Returns of each county, for Pres j ident in iS 1J; and also of tiio same for Governor, | in 1815. Tlie Electoral 5 oleos ,«ac!i Stale for President, i | in 1811. The latter tables will prove narticularly valuable during the Presidential campaign of • 1818. 'Together with a variety of other matters of equal interest and importance. 'The Almanac will ho read) for deli very in Sep tember; *hni ail orders for the same should h- made, by the first of June.as the Edition will he limited ; to ihe amount of orders received by ihat day. 'The price to Country Merchants and others will j • he 83 per gross. Address (HAS. E. GRENVILLE, Bookseller and Publisher, 51 av 21 c 5 Angnsla,Ga. DAG! iCK JR HOT V I* JR BICTMI 1 S. What should w<; cherish more in this brief life, 'Than Father, Mother, Sister, Brother. \\ iy \:l ' The inetuTv of the Unit and constaiil Friend, Who aid and counsel in distress would lend! Let. Art from Nature tic irirue semblance make— -1 Affection claims it fiir our kindred's sake! fjM 1H \'j subscriber has taken the Rooms lately ti occupied liy 51 r. Johnson, and will take PICTURES in his veil known style. Having re ceived instructions from him and opt rating w iih j ; his instrumetJt, lie Impes to please all who call at his - rooms. I’EIERSiRAL i‘. M iy 11 Ira— J.l 5 IKY ST A BITIN. THE undersigned respect- <! *\ fully inforins the public tli.»! 4 iN . . rl./LLL be bus leased the old stand well known as J. B. (luedron s L()ts I'.li 8 TA BLES, on Lliis-treei, and would hel'i inkfnl tor a share of patronage. R. A. W ATKIN ft. May 14 lB9 x j TO SUMMER VISITORS. [ Having stated to many of my visitors diirine tlie past summer, that 1 should close my HOUSE, 1 deem it hut justice to myself, i to inform rhem and others, that cireumsian es : have caused a change of my views. \\ ilh means | for accommodation somewhat enlarged, i feel every j confidence in being able, to do as w>dl as have ! done. J. J. Gull'M IN. < lainess ille, sluy 1, 7817. May 5 im—t IS) £:2l> K LW Al? D. RAN AW AY from the Subscriber at V-K 4 sJi!e llram li, Barnwell District, South Carolina, on the 1 ilh inst., a negro man _N_named Jl \L. ;i carpenter. June is a black man, slant fellow, about 5 feet, it) or J i inches high, with full, heavy eyes, and inclined to be red, and stammers; between 2 > and 3(J years of age. The above reward will be paid for his delivery to the jailor of Augusta, where tie is well known, or $lO fur his security iu.uny other jail so that 1 tret him. ISAAC TAYLOR. May 13 189 TA X UN, TA\ MS , 1A X IIS I ! fit RU 51 and alter the first day o! June nest, (he &F TAX DIGEST—fur the year 1847, for the the. county of Richmond. w ill he closed. All per sons, who may he, found thereafter as defaulters, will be double taxed, in accordance with the laws of this ft late. 1 rum the first day o; May to tlie first day of June next, 1 v\ ii 1 lie found ut the < ity Hall, from 9 until ll o'clock, A. 51. Saturdays 1 ami Sundays excepted. 1811 AM THOMPSON, K. T. JL April 28 175 N4ISV ROODS FOR GIINT'S. V. il AR. ff lABISIKRES of li.ncy colors, aiul Black ’’IT Drab et Tu and Uadiinaretie [ Super White Russia. Duck forjiatUs : Linen Drillings, checked, plaid and striped Checked Linen Coatings, Tweed Coalings ; Cotton and Linen Checked Goods, for boys w ear ■ Silk and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers Brown Colton I Hose, Gloves. Handkis. Suspenders, Silk, Cashmere and Marseilles Vest ings, With every description of Goods, in our line to which we invite your attention. BOW DUE A CLAGETT. April 17 167 GEORGIA. Richmond county. 58(7 HEREAS, Liitlcherry B. Beale, executor w V on ilie estate of Nathaniel Beale, late o! | said county, deceased, applies to me for letters dis . missory. j 'Tliese are, therefore, to cite an i admonish all andsingular (he kindred and creditors of said de ceased, t > he and appear at my office w ithin the time prescribed by law. to shew cause, if any they have, w hy said letters should not ho granted. Given undermy hand , at office in Augusta, ISih January, 1817. LEON P. DEGAS, Clerk. Feb 2 103 (j E( )RG lA, Richim>nd C(>unty. ~WWT H E R E A S .WILLIAM FULCHER and tV JOHN C. FL LCHER, administrators < • the estate of JOHN f t L( HER, sen . «leceased, ! by t Heir petition laid lie fore the Court of Ordinary uu tlie ifitli day of November. IBJfi. stating that they had fully administered on said e»ta e, and praying that citation for dismission may issue; or dered by the court that the clerk issue citation: i These are therefore to one and admonish, all : and singular, the kindred and creditor* of said de ceased, to be and appear at. my office within toe time prescribed by law. to show cause, it any they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given urufi-r mv hand, at office in Augusta, nov 29 6m LEON P. DUGAS, Clerk. WANTED TO IIUSE, BY’ the month or year, two Negro hoys from lift.-, u to twenty years us ay . Inquir. e tills oiliee. 91ay i ii 3l !: s■: \ea \i) vn. v s iti mon um k s r I. O T T E B. 113 J. W. MU IIV \ CO., TO J. in. A: lit., .UANAG EtLS. A SPL.ex'i)lD o i : *To RTUMTV. II Drawn Ballots in eac h of 25 Tickets. EXTRA CLASS No. ‘22. By Alexandria Class 26. May 29. 18 IT. MAo N! F [CENT slit VE. e>0 ? 0®0 1103.- k r / M S. §15,000! s o.ooo! §5,ooo! «2,36t>! in of si .2001 &c Tickets .§!,'>, shares in proportion. FAGKA (rK SCHEME. CLASS M. To be drawn at Savannah, 3fay 29, 1817. Sales ('lose Saturdnv. »%v is i c i 5a So i V»"iu.less only .si Halves. 50c.— Bisk on packages I of 25 Quarters, i 11 1 y§s 7’,). CLASS No. 21. By Soui!i Ca rolina . Class .No. al. 'lay C, 1817. S A LES CLOSE 'i'll U USD AV. IS Numbers—3s Ballots. 15.000 DOIS i /IIS! .§5,000; §3,000; §2.0-0; §1.2 )(); 1 ) of §! .000, <Lc. 'rickets SI,GO —time* in proportion. For sale, ny JOHN \. MILKEN. Agent. Opposite the Masonic Hall. (MrOtdeisfrom (die couuiry prompllv altemled i t o. May 26 '■- ■ O i | rs r ?- sl® MsHI s-i * | p>m Ms ~ 5m GEORGIA LOTTEKIE£. D. PAINE & CO. 51 VNAGEILS. S \ LB'S CLOSE Ni x )N. Drawing Due This Evening. Savannah Lot lory. Class No. X!8. i 41 *CMIO S>C PSifi A II I S Tickets §1 Halves 50c.— Package Qu'rs, SC. 1 hoiwing Due Triday. “Colnniks Lottery*’ ( j.ass No. 20. 1 O .lUMD gMr,=t ,7t >1? eg :»i C* VA \ ■ S' H& >V>"i«4».J A. .X i j'j 78 Nn.nher.- 12 Drawn Ballots. Wholes only § I —shares in proportion. Drawing Duo Monday. Grand Consolidated, Glass No. 21. SPLE.N DID LOTT 17ItV. 20.000 IM&LI/SS. 50 prizes ul s !.( M>o. Tickets $5; halves 2.50; quarters 1.25. For sale L»y 17 if. FEZ \ NT, Agent. Broad-st., 1 dour helow I lie Bank of Augusta. CCTOiders from the country will meet with I rum of attention if addressed a-- a!»ove. ' May 20 SPRING BON N E'l’S.Tc. S. 17 I’irsl dr.nr uhure /hr A nun. hi fi/s’iritncr u/id Itanh ing Eo:ui : itn y. and ii/i/ni diii t!y opposite I'• Earn </ k s Co/iJi:ctioucn/, \CZ' ' r 11.1 open, on Monday nest, a fashionable V W assorimen! of 1 Surlna* & Summer Bonnets, A vj f AMONG WHICH AII E NE U’OFIT \ V 31 ON TEUEV CO I'I'ACE. FBENCH I O E, AMAZONS, JiK E PEARL. KICK COBFRO, LEtJHOiiN. DEVON and STB \ W. .MISSES’ iU)NN Ed'S,a good supply, i She will also open aline assortment of Fashionable 111 B BON S, E LOWE HE. TABS, CAPS, CAPiVS AM) COLLAIhS, which she will sell lmvfor«-ash. 28>" B(>NN ETS repaired ur made lu order at the shortest notice. l>n — [ Ipril 16 NEW SPSIINB ROODS. ! I.VC’AI O. IMiiCE «Vr C< >.. Drapers and Tai d V lors, leave now in store, and are weekly receiving I rum the French and English markets, CLOTHS, CASSIM EBES and “ VESTiNt.S, and 'iVimmiugs for Tailors uses, to which they would call Ihe a item ion of those \ is it ing this mar ket. as they can sell them by /'icr or jmllern, as j low as they can he purchased in New.Aork: Cash- i nut re its, Croton ( Summer < ’atahleis, Eng- { li-h and Ameri ;au 1 weeds, white and colored | Linen Drills. "Drap D'Ete,’’ hl’k. and col\i fig'd. Manoguir Dsdaines, and all tin* newest patterns and styles of VE>T!N(US of Silk, Cashmere, w Idle and col d. Marseilles, V.ileneias, «.Vc., cVc., witli a full and general assortment of the m-vvest patterns and styles *>f 51 \ L*h < 1.0 l 11- i.NtU and well made Shirts and Drawers, Hats and > Caps. I mbrellas. steel frame and all kinds; Hosie- j ry. Cloves. Suspenders. ( ravats, Scarfs. liandker chiefs, Sto< l-.s. Collars, Bosoms. Shoulder Braces, Biding Belts. Money Bells. BaZors and Bazor Strops, Dressing ( uses. ( lollies Broshes, llaii Brushes, ilat Brushes, Nail and Tooth do.. Night Caps. Money Purses, Pocket Books, Pahlets, Watch (Inards, Body Cuards, Tailers Shears, Points. Tailors Inch Measures, Crayons, and every article useful for dress. A fine assortment of HK’KOBA SHIBTS. We will ma ke to order all kinds of 1 \Sf!ION- A BEE CLOTHINC at hurt notice, aud as cheap as can he had in ihe Sou:hern market. 25 i i.»kU AD-ST., opposite Stale Bank. March »8 14] SHOW EA> 11 VTIIN. j F7y i.EETi.NA .SHOWER B VTIIS from t'r.c N. 17 Alannhietunng Company, Massachusetts. I This article is put up in neat style, tanging at i prices from §ls to §3U. Tiiey can he seen by i .til ing at C. A. PI.A 1 1 8, May I I Cabinet Ware-Boom. Broad-st. N j:\y it i: iioi sc—-elus si’kiiet. r JtllE sul.si-ribers (tax ing completed their ICE .13. HOL7SE on a nev, and well ada-fite<i man t r ! preserving Ice during all seasons of the yea i*. re spectfully inform the citizens <1 Augusta mid ins vicinity, that they have received and will keep fi r sale, a large supply of lids necessary article. R-dt.-r —B cents per pound; 21 cents per pound to those purchasing .§lO woTlh ofiickeis. whii h w ill entitle litem to as small a quantity as 2 pounds at a time; 2# cents per jxnind to those purchasing 5l 0 lbs and over. delivered. Icy put up in the best manner for country cus tomers. Terms of-ale. rash on delivery. . The Ice House will he opened fn-in sunri-e un- I til dark, an.l on the Sabbath from nil 10 o'clock I a .m. W VI. HAINES & CO. I April It ]64 A CARD, j s 'fell. T. P. CLEV EL \ND having temporarily MW withdrawn t’rom the practice ol his profes sion, 1 would inloTm the citizens ol Augusta and the public generally, that I have formeil a connec tion with his former copartner, J.vo. V\ Bi'K, au. in the practice oi DENTAL SI'BCEBA. Ti-c bu siness will lie conducted under the firm of Cleve land 4* Spear. Office Broad-st., over Aldrich & Green’s shoe store. JNO. A. CLEVELAND. Feb. 18 if- in IODIDE OF .SAILS VPAIULLA. is a new pr.-paralien of A B. D. il SANDS, and is conic*sediy the best Spring I aturFill Purifier td the Blood. I’he attention ol 1 Phy.-ii ians is particularly directed to ibis prepara -1 non. For sale by J. E. AIARSIIAf.L. 1 April 22 170 GEORGIA, Wilkes County. va ©yiiEUEAS, JOHN 11. DVS(.>N, applies to y\r me for letters of Administration dr bmia j non. on the estate of 1). Mcßeady, deceased. These are therefore to cite aud admonish all and I singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased. t , N and appear at mv office w ithin the,time pre s» ribeii by law to shew cause, if any they have, w hv said letters should not be granted. __ (;jveo tinder tnv iiantl at oiiiee in VV ashii.gtmi. May 24i1», 1847. ' G. G. NOBMAN, C. C. 0. May 26 _ lt)ll SALE-LIBBLY VOPSB NE GROES. A BOV about 16 years of ace, and Gißl> about j xSt. 15. Anpiyon Monday and 1 uesday, at the ' Wagon Yard in Hamburg. I bev wid lie soal i„w. JOHN H. BITTING. May 25 i 3T 2AC EH 317 >N Tills after da.e. Uppliealion | j3l will be imide to the llonorai le the Interior Court of Bichmoiid cmmiy, w hen sitting for Ordi nary purposes, fur leave to sell ti e land belo’ag ! ing Jo the estate of Alexander Mc!v-*r. dec •Rserl, i.finc n lot containing -K 1 acres, Nc. 615, 1 llh Dis- j trier, Ist section of the county oi v -herokee. \V. EWING JOiINTsTUN, Adm'r. May 25 1-5 __ 1 G EORGI A I! \I f- I’i) \ I ,JN After May 26th, a PASS ENGKK CAB G- _h T will be attached to the Freight 1 rain —j from I ni< n Point to Augusta, every Monday, and from Augusta to Union Point on Thu rsdirys. Transportation Office G !>. R. and IF C. Augusta, Ga. .May 22u. 1:717. J BJay 25 197 GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. .*NI “her April 21st, 1817, the VjTAhL Passenger Train " ill Fa’-e Augusta at -' - s o'clock, P hi. Transportation l>l!ice G. B. R. «S: L>. ( o. Augusta. April 20th. 1817. 170 SOITH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. j On and after the 20th hist., a 18PE OIAL TRAIN for passengers will run —7»- between Hamburg and Aiken. To leave as follows, viz; To leave Hamburg, . 51 P. 51. •• •' Aiken. . . BA. M. W. J. MAG RATH, Agent. May 12 188 BANK OF A EGI ST V. } 1711 1 May. 1817. rj 1H E Board of Directors of this Hank, have this H clay declared a dividend of three dollars and fifty cents per.share, payable cm d mand. May 18 J AS. W. DA VIES, (lash’r. mm hm summes GOOBS. Wll. LI A3l H. CRANE. JW AS received by the last steamer and other Js .a. recent arrivals from New the larg c-i and most d»>i r al)le stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRV (iOODS, he lias ever oflered | in this city, con: isting of a very great variety ol the newest and most fashionable Goods, which were selected from the latest importations. He vx onhl respectfully invite the. prtbiic. ami the ladies in particular, to call and examine his assortment, which they v\ill find very rich and beautiful.— There are Rich Chamclion Gro l)e Mger Silks Rich Plaid and ,-trijte Ponll De Luiedo Rich Chamelicm tjlrcncdine -Si'Ks Black bra lie Rhine and VrmutVr Silks J-4 rich black lustre Silks for Scarfs and Dresses Rich colored and Ombre stripe Barege, plain black and Sal tin si ripe do Elegant Potnpedo e and French Muslins Orgamla and Embroidered .Muslins Jaconet, Swiss. India 31 nil, and Nainsook do Plain black Lawns an I Mourning AJuslins Blac k Alpaccaatul Bomltasin LtnbroM andTambord Swls> ikcbes, w ntle black and colored Barege .'-■lia.wis F.mbro'd Muslins and Barege Scarfs French worked Dollars and Capes Fancy Silk Handkerchiels and (.'ravats Hair, Grass, and Corded Skim Irish Linens and Sheetings 8-4 and In- t Dama.-k Taoie Diapv r 8 1 and 10-4 1 >am isk 1 able t loiiis ' Scotch and Russia Draper ami ( rash Turkey ted Cambric (for window curtains) S w iss Tamhor'd ( atrtain 51 uslins 10-1 12-1 white' .Ma rseiiies (Jnills French Etnhossed oiano covers ami table cloths, garment and Furniture Demity Linen l ’a ml >nc I land kerchiefs, from 25c. to §G I mbrclLis, Parasols, and Sun Shades (doves. Mitts, and silk and colored Ilusery ( arved shell Tuck ( omhs ' 5-4, GA and i 2-4 Bleached Sheeting Furniture Galicu. Bedtic-k A large nt of bleached and unbleached Shirting ami Sheeting Also, a large assortment of low priced AlUslins and ('alien Willi a very great variety ofotln r Article-. People trout the country who visit tlie < ifv /.ill do w ell to call and examine uty assortfneht nefore pure basing, as 1 am determined to sell (foods on the lowest terms Rr cash or to punctual custom ; ers. |2-c2 May 1J LINEN GOODS. s<)il N P. SKTZE. lias just received the cheap est assoc uncut cf LlSl'N GOODS, ever of- I sered in this market, to wit: 1-4, Undressed Irish Linens ir* wltoTj and demi 1 P-'-e. s, I J-S. Fine and heavy Pillow Case Linen, 6, lU. !1 and 12-4, Lineti Sheeting, some very i, ’ - litie, H. oand 10-1, Single and doid.de Damask Table Dia per. 8-1. Barnsley Diaper, 8- 1. unbleached Dinner. 8. 0, ld-4 unbleached Table t lota, Bird's E\ e Diaper, Long Lawn, m Slate ami Grass Linen. White and colored l»ii!!;rigs. White am! brown Hollands. Bleached ami unbleached Russia shentnig, French attd Irish Linen Checks'. Biis.-ia and Scotch Diaper. ( ra.-h and ( reqnila 11 Burlaps ami Ostiaburgs Linen Cambric llamikls. at Hi cents and up wards, • r:c s Skirts Bleached ami ur/deavlied Liiien Soeks Blea< tied and .unbleached Tow els with colored borders. 11 itckabm k Dow las Gents. Lineti Gkves. A T.s’f) , A general fend eMensive selection ol F\N('A and STAPLE <.(>ODS, worthy the attention of customers generally. 1 March 2(5 ' IH ! I! A, Richmt >nd coui HEBEAS John I). Rainy, Administrator V V mi the estate ul Mary Craig, deceased, ! applies to me for letters distuissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish till and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas ed. to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by Jaw, to show cause if any they have, j why said letters should not be granted, t Given under my hand at office in Augusta, this IMI ida-Vof 51a y, US 47. LEON P. DUGAS, Clerk. May 19 i-i BRICKS FOR SALE. FINITE subscriber lias for sale and will keep on hand at his Brick \ anl on Green-street. 350,(*00 BRICKS. S. L. BASFURI) Jan 34 ’ y 96 BAUI II MON i’HS after date, aj»pli<-atton \\ il‘ jS. be made to the Honorable the inferior Conn of Senven county, when sitting tor ordinary pur poses. tor leave to sell the whole ol the real estate of James Parker Sen , deceased, late of said coun ty- JAMES PARKER Jr..? , , . THOMAS* PAR } AtJ,u rs ' April 2 • m 15 4 A I>l< I‘I.RM ».\S to the estate of T DOC I RENE BUNCH, deceased, l;tte hi Richmond county, are !t-reny re.pn ,-t.-d to make |. immediate payment, and ail p-rsons having de i mauds against said deceased. Will render them in ! agreeable to law. I WILLIAM R. McLAWS. Ex'r. Jan FJ 9l pum.ic s \!,!:s. 1M BLIC SALi;. The undersigned being abmu r *-,nove f r „ m {.art ol the connin', will <„■ Friday next :,i tl,c Oid Arsenal, offer lor sale ai public' auction, tl.« loilow mg articles, x vt : One 6 horse one 4 horse wagon, one 2 horse wag n. new, one 2 horse wagon, one i horse wagon, new, one Sul key and harness. 1 s,.it Black smith Tool*-, one l.ul Farming I tensile, one <'ow, dials, flogs, Corn, Peas, Hay. Monks, Tops and various oilier articles. Terms made know n at sale. All persons haying demands against me. are re quested io present them on or he lore Saturday next. M v 25 v \t i| v Mi r \ VI. Adtninisfru'ri.t’s S'/f'. \\ ij, .•*■ sold on iiik iirsi I’nesday in Vugust next to tile h gi.est bidder, at (he Court Moisedoor in the low not Lumpkin, Stewart cuitntv. wiihiu I the legal hours of sale. agreeable, in an order of the honorable the Inferior Court of Richmond t couay, u Ikui sitting as a Court of Ordinary and tor Ordinary purposes. A Trpct of Land. know n as No, 227, 21 *h Dis trh t ol rt count); dniwn by I.otl \\ illianis and sold as the property of the estate of the said Lott \\ illianis, cecease i, yT] Jnr division . Terms cash. JANE WILLIAMS, Adm’x. A!ay 12 J)>■ bonis nun. FOR S VLE, 1.1 hat delightful cummer reside nee, at L ffl Bell Air. recently oeeopied by Judge s-i liolt. Fora dese rip! ion of llie premises and terms ot sale, persons wishing to purchase are re fen d n '1 humv, Pane! t. If 173 ENTI&EiLY NEW. SniJAd AM) SI'DIMJ} sty hl-’s' .JOHN BRIDGES. I'ASlliOSAlii.r, UIiAPKU AM) TAII.OR, N ext door he Ivin ( ISfaUs Hotel. Broaa-st. rjSMIF Spring am! Summer styles just receiving ra. ul CLO His. ( asdnu-res, Dfap D’Ete, plain and figured; Mixed and Drat* Cashmcreltes, I tr ills. 1' tilings. fancy .Articles, Trimmings. A, c. for gentlemen's wear. 1 aider Vests for htdfis. 1 be public are respecifully invited before or dering their garments elsewhere, to examine the above Stock, which they will Ilnd locomprise the very best .‘•elections that can he made in the -Now \ ork market. -N - o- —Making and Trimming as usual, in ihe most fashionable maimcj,. March 26 __ ] 18 mIY GOODS, /V (77.4 ULUS TO v. .S’, a j* AA HA.NI Ton’, 2'>3 i\ing-st., would in- Jo vite the attention of xountry planters ami others, who may visit the city, to i is stock ol rich Fancy and Staple Dry Goods* It will be found one of the most extensive mike cihi. and is intended to embrace every article in the 1 try (foods line. 1 ‘yr licnlar altenlion paid to ladies’ rich Dress Goods ; Shawls. Mantles, Aw. Also, a full assortment of Domestic Fabrics, both Cullen and W oolgn. In rooms in the rear and over our front sales room, will be offered to merchant# . a large stock of ihe same goods, at ufioles /t, at prices well worthy llic alie.iition of close buyers. April i i ICI PERIFOCAL sPecTACLE'sT nlitiii;it Tin-: .vkmscfs.xor woi. L ASTON'S LNOLJSH ITKISCOPiC; /JTTT< t>, - IsP r ||AO all w ho experience inconvenience in the use .Is. of the common knd of (.lasses, and especi ally in ntn ht reading, (In-se Spectacles w ill lie found a most valuable substitute; in no case, except w here, the optic nerve has been pronounced diseased, ha \ e they failed, when properly fitted, to give satisfac tion. No better proof of their superior •merit can be given, to each individual i .uii may need Glasses than the satisfaction lie wl“xperiehce in the use of them. _ , These Ghvtsesran be obtained in this place-only of CLARK. RACKET'I' & C 0.,, Agents for iln- .Manu fuel tiren», who have now on hand a good supply in gold and silver frames. IT ri focal Glasses filed to any frame, for any vision. , ■ »„ j. Spectacles in gold, silver and steel, forsale very mu by CI,ARK. RA( KETT & CU., Dealers in V\ at cites. Jewelry, Sil \e r Wa re. Sec. raty3 137 CANAL PLEASERE ISO AT. fcjllili subscriber, having built a BOA f for Iho Li purpose of conveying Ladies and Gentle men up and down the Canal, takes this opportu ne yof tforming the public generally that tliehout will leave the Canal Basin EVERY SAT* RDAY MORNING, at 0 o’clock. Far* FIFTi CENTS.—Children and servants half price.. 9T" Parties of not less than !.-rnti/. desirous of going any other day i t the week than speci - above, can (jo so hy applying', tvveniy-foiir Ii nr-r previous to the time they wish to go. to Mr. 1L K. Ri li I.RUT, ( uruer of Broad and Centfe-sfeetß.xnf to HERBERT JsTaLLINGD. May 2 if 17’J AN ACT alter and amend the third section of :1.0 second article of the Cons.ilutioM of lias State. V» n Ki.v: \s llie Tifii d Sec; j, nos tiie Second Arti cle ul the ('oVistiuitiou of tins State reads in the followiug words. u> wit ; No person shall he el igible to the office oi Governor who shall not Lave been a citizen of the Cubed States twelve years, and an inhabitant of this Stale six years, and who has not altnined to the age cf thirty years, and who does not possess five hundred acres of land io his own right within this State, and other property to the amount of four thou sand dollars, and w hose estate shall not oi» a rea sonable estimation, be competent so the dis charge of his just debts over and above that sum and whereas said properly qualification is in consistent with t lie genius of our institutions, ami lite popular spirit of this age— Suction 1. /'•■ it enurlcd hij the. Senate and House of Representatives of the State rtf Georgia in Gem rat. Assc/nllif met and if is herein/ enacted by the authority of (he same. That so soon as this Act shall have passed, agreeable to the require ments of the Constitution, the following shall be adopted in lieu oft he Section above recited, (io wit: i —No person shall be eligible to the oflice of Gevornor wbo shall not have been a citizen of the j I billed states twelve years atid an inhabitant of lliis Stale six years, and who hath not attained the age of thniy-years.— Approved December 2C>lh, 18 5. April 13 LAMPS ! LA MPS I ! £ FKWspI ndid LARD (SOLAR) LAMPS fi. of io*- improved patent, to close n consign ment, will he si ll at cost. I’ersous wishing such articles can he supplied at a much less price than customary- J. lb MARSHALL. 33rOLD BiMSS and CUPPER wanted, for whi h a liberal price will Repaid. . April 22 I TO FOR Til If TOILET. A N invoi -e of Darrel's SllA \ ING CREAM, o' « and oilier Soaps, w ith a great variety of Essences and Extracts, thrushes and Combs, Fan Eiisirael, and Hair Dy«. Powder Boxes and Puffs. With a great \ariety ui other articles of Foreign and Domestic manufacture. Jan 13 J. E. M \RSH \ !,L. PERU MIRA Abr utsevenly-fivediffer eiit extracts oi he choicest English and French j Odours, from Ede.Luhin & Prevost,wiih an etui j less variety of American Perfumes,some of them very tine, and ail will be sold low. march 23 J. K. MARSHALL NJJO PICE. - \ll persons indebted'to the estate | of FRANCES GALPHIN. late of Burke County, deceased, are requested to make immedi ate payment, and those having demands against said estate will please present them within the time prescribed by law. ISAIAH CARTER. AdT. May 15 jy I T r OTHT-—All perrons indebted to the estate of B. B. Hussey, deceased, late’of Richmond county, are hereby requested to make immediate paxment,am all persons Itaving demands against ■ ii 1 dee* asc 1 w; i render them in aereeahlv to law. J. W. WIGIIT.MAN, A.im’r. May 1> x\ 61 Igi