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ceived by acclamation. Power was given the delegates to fill all vacancies in their number. After a few remarks from B. T. Harris, lie submitted the following preamble and resolutions to the consideration of the meeting which were unanimously adopted; \\ herons, unceasing efforts are being made to bring Democratic principles into disrepute mid to paraiize the present Administration of the Federal Government by withholding “‘aid and comfort” from him while he is noblv doing his duty, and whereas we have unabat ed confidence in the integrity of the man and the correctness of his principles. Be it • Resulted, 1 hat so long as the measures of the Democratic party shall continue to ‘ vindicate themselves” from the assaults of their opponents, we have nothing to fear at the hands of an enlightened and patriotic people. Resulted, That the present prosperity of the whole country is a sure guarantee of.such vindication and of the .soundness and correct ness of Democratic principles, and that as Democrats we have just cause to lie proud t’t 1 lie measures which have oriojnaled this prosperity and which, if permitted to exist, must continue to sustain it lor all lime to come. Jlsuited, That while we admire ihe pa triotism ot those who opposed, we despise the fanaticism of such as favoured the introduc tion of Ihe “VVilmot proviso” into Congress, causing distress in our army and increase in the expenses of a just and unavoidable war by unnecessarily iH'otracting the same. Il’-so!ltd. That we will not support, any candidate lor any office who mav have coun tenanced a proposition so suicidal lu the best interests of the country. Resulted, That we lender our sincere thanks to the officers and army in general, who have so nobly and gallantly defended the entire ofnheir country and won new lau rels lor themselves against overwhelming odds m die many hard contested but glorious Victories of Paiu Alto, fiesaca. de la Palma, Monterey, Buena Vista, Vera Ctuz and Cor fu Gordo. Col. R. M. Johnston then offered the fol lowing resolutions which were also adopted; Resolved, That, this delegation have power to confer with the delegates from Baldwin relative to the nomination oi u. cn udidate for this Senatorial district. Resulted, That the editors of the Federal 1 nion and Georgia Con-litutionalist be re quested to publish the proceedings of tins meeting in their respective papets. On motion of R. F. tSaseiu-lt, Esqr., the meeting adjourned. F. S. BARNES. Chairman. Wm. D. Wvsn, Secretary.' MAKIUKD. la Warren county, on Sunday Evening, 23d May, hy Rev. Wesley J. Arnold, Mr. Jort.N Do ztca.of Columbia county, to Miss .Many Ass, daughter of John ami Cathrine Adkins. rrtrra •^eetrsn-jz.-rsr-ucz'SL. t Riurannn Wisuti’d Balsam of Wild Cherry. A certificate from Mr. Ingersou, of Lancaster, N. 11., a highly respectable citizen of that place, and Jailor of the c ouuty of Coos. i, George W. liigerson, of Lancaster, hereby certify, that I have been troufiled with the Asthma for about twenty years. List November, when I began taking WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD t , I had keen unable to do any thing fur and hud not, except a very few aide to rest in my !>ed. Almost as •non a« I to-tick e it, 1 fell relieved, i have taken about wo hoitfes. My health is altogether improved. A few returns ol the Asthma, wlffah 1 have had in that lime, w ere almost immediately removed by taking the Balsam, i rest well, and my health is. and has been for months, better than at any time previous fur many years. 1 cheerful ly recommend it tooil who ere similarly afflicted. GEO. W. INGERbON. Lancaster, N. 11., April 28, IS 16. None genuine, unless signed 1. BUTTS on the wrapper. For sale, iu Augusta, wholesale and retail, by Jl A VILA ND, HIS LEV CO., and akso tjy THOMAS BARRETT & CO., and Dealers in Medicines generally iu Georgia. June I t 3— HO 1 Kiiiu!'* Sarsaparilla Has been tried, proved and acknowledged lobe all that is necessary or desirable to purify the blood, to cleanse and renovate the general system. The triumphs it has obtained over disease are such a» are not furnished from any other source, By its use, thousands have been made to rejoice, who v.ere fast verging to a close, w hen death would draw a curtain over this world’s scenes. It puri fies, cleanses, and strengthens the fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. For further particulars and conclusive evidence of its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may be obtained of agents, gratis. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, hy A . ; B & D. SANDS, 'Wholesale Druggists, UK) Fulton, corner of William street, New-York.— Sold also by, 'll A VILA NT), II I* LEY & CO., Augusta. And by Druggists generally throughout the United Slates. Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for 05. 13 June 1 SCrDank State Georgia, Branch al Au gusta, May 31st 184 T .—The Board of Di rectors will, on Friday next, elect a Book keeper, duties to commence on the 3d of July next, w hen the term for which tire present incumbent was elected will expire. Candidates may know the amount of salary and the bond required on application aitlie Hank. By order of the Board. 1. HENRY, Cashier. June 1 2 901 Democratic .Meeting in Morgan. The Democratic party of the County of Morgan are requested to meet in Madison, op the first Mon day in June, fur the purpose of appointing delegates to the Gubernatorial Convention in Milledgeville. Mav 27 200 City Taxes. COLLECTOR & TREASURER’S NOTICE. The Citizens of Augusta, and all concerned, are hereby notified that i am prepared tore ccive their City and Canal Taxes for the present year, and Lope that all who are ready to pay, will not wait/or me to call on them, but will forthwith honor me with a visit at my office, which will be kept open for the purpose from 2 to 6 o’clock, P. 31. daily, for the next two weeks. The forenoons, I expert to employ in making rails, as I am bound to do, unless my fellow-citizcns make it unnec> usury by first calling on me. JOHN HILL, c. d; x. o a. f may 10 12- 193 COMMERCIAL. I Latent Vat as FROM 1.1 vER.>• ooi.::::: :m aY 4. ■ LATEST DATES FROM HAVRE,::ATRIL 23. | SAVANNAH IMPORT, MAY 28. Per sehr. Tippecanoe, from Mariel, (Cuba) —IC4 hiids. and 3G tie-res Molasses. C HARLESTON, .May 31.— Cotton -TH . Up -1 land market on Saturday remained j erfectly still ales only cue lot of (31 bales at ! 1 j. Ro e—Holders continue very stiff",and the sales on Saturday cousislin of about 250 hhls. were j made at firm prices, principally $‘L u fi; u lot of I a favorite brand at $5. MONTGOMERY, May 27.— Cotton. The whole amount of receipts fur the lust week were 33 bales, while the stock on hand lias dwindled : down io 1.27 b bales. The in rket is dull and inac tive. the late news from Liverpool per Britannia, having entirely unsettled it. block on hand, 1,270 bales. APA L\ (’ f 11< ’OLA, May 22.— (,'0/fon. 3lost of ; tlie Colton sold during the week has been taken by j one party, for shipment to New Orleans. Prices having been somewhat irregular, we find it very difficult to give exact quotations, but should say j that goud middlings were worth 1C i a idle., and i middling fair, i J c. Ft eights, — ihe only engagements vve have to j quote, are the brig Delaware lor Fall River at If. 1 j and the brig Lawrence Copeland for Boston at ihe j same rale. Freights remauuunchaiiged. To Liver pool, , J.; to Havre, ;to Tciv York, Ic.; to Bos ton, Ic. 310 BILE, May 2(3— Cotton. —Uur report this day week leli the cotton market very much depressed, under the influence of the unfavorable accounts Iroiji Liverpool lu the ]9ih ult., which came to j | hand some days previously. The same depression ■ continued through ait the lust week, though on | Saturday there appeared to be a little firmness, j which, however, was not oflong continuance.— j Among the causes operating to induce this depres sion. were tiie high rales of freight and exchange. ; I and the limited amount of orders in hand that could j he filled al anythin* like the current prices. Suit j holders were unwelding to submit to any considera i hie decline, feeling conti lent that the great deli | ciency iu the present erop. and the gloomy pros- 1 ' peels tor tiie ensuing one, would eventually coun j tcraet the unfavorable infiueitees that were then ' operating iip.m the market. On 31ond;ty the mail i brought to hand the telegraphic report of Liverpool J accounts to the 4th inst.. per Britannia, showing a j still limber decline in the market since the i'Jtli i ult- 1 heir immediate effect has heen to sus pend, almost entirely, all operations in cotton, and j so completely to unsettle the market as to render it extremely diflicu) t ; o give tjnotations at ihis tnne. : 'i'iie entire sales since they c ame to hand do not ex i ceeJ 200 hales, and these have been purchased to ; complete Height engagements previously entered } into. Beyond this there appears to be no dispnst j lion at present to buy, and the general impression | seems to be that the market will have to give way i before much can he done. Still holders appear to | 1 be resolute, and many perhaps will hold off until | the next steamer’s accounts. Sales for the week ■ as follows: Wednesday 200 bales, Thursday 700, i Friday iOOU, Saturday 1500, Monday 3UO. and yes | u-rdo-y 200. making a total lor the. week of 3‘JOU.— (tor quotaijons must lie considered as nominal, | though they arc in accordance with transactions j yesiciday. I.IV E R PO 01. C LASS IF t C A TION. Ordinary, nominal. > 3liddling, ]0 « (join) Middling, aI(T j Middling lair, nominal. Fair, nominal. 1 The receipts of the week are 1,591 hales, exports | 7,85 1 hales, and stuck unhand last evening, inelu- I siveof all on shipboard not cleared, 99,236 baic*— lust year same time 63,752 bales. NEW ORLEANS, May 2(3.— Codon. —Arrived since the 2ist instant, 7330 hales—cleared in the same lime, lO.f-56 bales—making a reduction iu stock of 3328 b l esand leaving on hand, inclusive of all on shipboard not cleared on the 25th instant, a j slock of 180,832 hales. j W e had occasion to remark in our lot report that under the influence of a pressings in money j matters, ami of apprehensions in regard to the course ok the. European markets, our Colton mar- j i ket had been completely paralized for several days-, 1 and holders found themselves compelled to submit ! loa decline of fully half cent per pound previous, ! i though at inis reduction the inquiry had revived ■ ; somewhat on Friday. On Saturday there was lets ; inquiry : g-iin though there did not appear to be i much offering at t lie reduced quotations, grid traits- ! : actions were confined to some 1200 hales, at about | the prices of the day previous. On 'londay, at an ! early hour, a rumor prevailed that tire Britannia's ! accounts were in by private express. Yesterday i tin advices were made public, and proved, as j usual, to consist of a telegraphic (summary, traits -1 mitted u» the New York papers. The receipt of these unfavorable accounts, the desire of all par lies to he in possession of their private advices, and a constant rain throughout the day, ail combined to pul an enure stop to transactions yesterday, and vve were unable to learn of a single sale; so that the whole business since ocr last hardy amounts to 210 b bales, taken mostly for England and Spain. Vs before remarked, the prices on Monday were rath- r more in favor of buyer-, but the entire ab sence of transactions yesterday leaves quotation# nominal, and vve only retain our inside figures as being nearest the last rates paid, until the mar ket assumes a more definite position. Xmv-PULEANS CLASSI F IC.\ I’IO.V. {Assimilating lo that of Liverpool.) Louisiana <y Jlissmsi.jtpi. Inferior, 9J fit) Ord. to good o'rd. iO fit) Middling. 104 «/) Good Middling, 11 ,-q Middling Fair-, 11 Fn> Fair, 12 0 Good Fair, 12i/,7) Good and fine. • 13 ; ,2 Freights. —To Liverpool, Cotton, per lb. Jib To Havre, 10. To New York, » a lc. To Boston, vSif., ic. I i | NEW YORK, May 2D, *JJ p. tq.— Sales of i j cotton moderate at steady prices, Mixed corn soi l at £ I.Ole. per bushel, hut ; | closed at 51,0(3 a :Bl,()7c. per bu-lu !, and yellow I i up at .01.12, with considerable sales, j Wliiskey in barrels is held at3sc. Provisions linn, with a good demand. Bills on London sell mostly at G; a ‘i\ per cent. ! prem. though 7i is asked. iimrni a::t i spk^i«r»cx«rA SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS from charleston. Ship Sullivan, Waite, New York. , Brig Emily, Godfrey, New York. Sclir. Sage, Rodger, New York. Sehr. 3lessenger. Sands, Baltimore. I Sehr. T. C. Mitchell, Eaton, Baltimore. ARRIVALS FROM SAVANNAH. Brig Augusta, MeNair, New York. Brig Macon, Sheffield, New York. Brig Watson, Watson, New York. MEMORANDA. The ship Charleston, Brown, for Charleston, ; cleared at New York on the 2Sth ult. The sehr. E. S. Leaper, Thomas, for Charleston, j cleared at New Orleans, on the 2G:h ult. Cargo, : 40 casks Bacon,2lv hhis. Whisky. 'l'he brig Tilesoiq Boutingam, for Charleston, 1 cleared at New York, 27ih ult. SAVANNAH, Mav 29 —Arr. sehr. Tippecanoe, Garlefon, Mariel, (Cuba,) steamer Lamar, Philpot, Augusta. Cid, ship Oregon, Herron, Quebec. CHARLESTON, May 3i.—Arr. ship Anson, Burr, New York; sclir. Ontario, Fulford, Ocra cock. (N. C.) Cld, brig Sarah Louisa,DulingiSagua La Grande. W ‘tit to sea on Saturday, steamship Southerner, | Berry, New Y ork; ships 11. Alien, Wilson, New York; Jane, (Hr.) Potts, Lioerpool; barque Wei- | iiugton,(Br.) Bienkin, Liverpool. Went is sea on Sunday, ship Echo, (Svve.) Xel- : son. Antwerp; brigs Buenovento, (Nur.) Stenson, j Laurvig, (Norway ) Emma. Dickinson, Philadel phia; brigs Mary Jane, I-ermond. Providence; Watson, Havana, sclir. Vanda, Djuiic, j Prov idence. YV ARSI SPRINGS, Jlertiweather County, Georgia. STAKE pleasure in informing my friends and the public generally, that the above f-vshion ! able and celelirated U ATKRINfi PLACE, vviii ; be (fader my entire manazeinent and control this season. 1 shall open the llun-e on tile first dm/ of June, fur she reception of visitors, and hope from my long experience in business, to be able to sus tain the well known reputation of ihe place. 1 have thought proper to reduce the price of Board, Arc.: ■ Board, Lodging. Bath. <Stc. per month, - 020 : Children and Servants, " ** half price, j Board ol Hor.se, - “ “ - siu JOHN C. 3IANGH VM. Warm Springs, Mav (3, 1847. I June I nil 204 j HAS ANY ONE A 11 OUSE Tll AT IS IDLE FOR ’illi. c-t ,'d.tiEß * \ Any person having a HORS]) idle, Y._*'J~Nvvill find one that vviii use him kindly -Li/X and feed him well, if application Oe made at ibis office. if June i WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS' TELEGRAPH COMPANY. rrpili: Sub-'criiiers m tiffs Company are hereby ii. notified that a payment, of 20 per cent, on t their subscriptions will lie required on the 2< th ! da v of June next, and another payment iff 20 p* r ! j cent on the first day of August next, lo meet the i j demands of ilie as.-iittiee. who is rapidly prngress- I me in tne construction of ft; • line. The money may be paid lo Luward Thomas, Esq. Augllrila (ico. B. B. FRENCH, ) Vv .\V -'-EATON. ' Trustees. I>A.\. GOLD, ) \\ a.-.liinglon Ciiy, 3lav 21, 1847. May 30 'u 203 PORTRAITS OF EMINENT DEMO CRATS. I ftJjORTRA ITS of the following eminent men. I* vv bo-e likenesses have up pea red in Ibe Demo cratic Review, can he fninisbed, v iz: Gen. A ltd re vv Jackson, a few weeks before h;.- deal h. ! F. P. Hiair, Editor of the Globe, ib n. C. Johnson. Post-Mas»er General. " J. A. Dtx, United feiates Jienalor, for New York. “ I bttiiel Dickinson, United States 6enat< r for I N»vv York, “ John Fairfield, Ex-Governor abate of .Maine, i *' VS . il. li.iyvvoihl, Bunalur lor North laiuli- i tai. J. B. Bowlin, United States Representative f->r .Missouri. “ E. A. liaiiuegan, Untied States Senator fur Indiana. ** ?:lus \Vlight, Governor of the Slate of New York. “ EJmiind Burke, United Statt:» Coaimission erof Patents. •* T, A. Howard of Indiana, United States Charge d'Afibirs to Texas, i “ Judge Ellis i-,ew is. of Pennsylvania- Z-iduck Pratt. United Stales Uepreseiifative ot State o ( New Voik. Samuel Houston, I niteil States Senator from Texas. j Any or all these beautiful engravings can be j furnished on large size paper, suitable far frames at the low rale of slO for iOJ copies, or s-tj lor oU copies, either of a single plate, or assorted. That is to sav, an enclosure iff ois will command 10 copies of each of the ab ve portraits; or, in other j ■ words, IO persons subscribing oi,oO ach, and re- j I milting it to me, can cadi have 5 portraits, ad- j milted to be admirable likenesses, in a style for ; frames. That of the venerable Jackson alone is wori li the money. PRE.'i lU3L—»Those subscribers who ha ve nff : paid their subscription up to July, 1647, who vv ill remit the amount due. shall rea civc the set of por traits as soon as they can be written for. May 30 A. <7. WILLIS Agent. EGIIOES T AEG R OES ff FOR SALE LOW. rjl' HE subscriber has on hand a la rge lot of ten/ la. likely young Virginia NEGROES, which he vviii sell al reduced prices to close the Spring business Persons wishing to purchase will do 1 well to call and examine the lot*, as bargains can lie had, and no mistake. J NO. 51. CURETON, Jr. I Hamburg, So. Ca. Mav 27. 1647. May 29 6— ( f 202 COURT or COMMON PLEAS. 7 o Jurors , II it nesses, R art Us and ail con cern td. N application of the Bar. it has been deter i muted lo adjourn over the .May Term of I tiii-(’ourl from the 4th to the sth Monday of the j present month, iu consequence of interfering en gagements of Counsel in the Superior ( uuriol Burke county. Bv order of Judge. v\ ildk. ' HENRY ROBERT, Clerk. May 82 19a DAGU EK UEOT VPE PICTi II ES. What should we cherish more in this brief life. Than Father, Mother, Fisler, Brother. W-i-Ft:? The mcm’ry of the linn and constant Fraud, Who aid and counsel in distress would lend 7 Let Art from Nature their true semblance make— Affection claims it for our kindred’s sake! rrpilE sufee-riber lias taken the Rooms lately K occupied by 51 r. Johnson, and will take I PlCd l RES in his well known style. Having re , cetvcd instructions from him and operating with his instrument, he hopes to please ail who call at las rooms. PETER STRAUB. 51a y 14 !m — 149 LI V EHY ST ARLES. ; Til E undersigned respect * \ fn ‘®3’ iofums tiie public I hat A 1 i he has leased the old sla n !, X. well known as .1. B. Guedron’s LOvVER s’i'A- I BEES, on EIIIa! reel, and won hi he thankful fora 1 share of patronage. IL A. VV ATKINS. May I I ' lB9 nt__i TO BUM.MER VISITOJLS. | Ili aSi Having stated to many of my visitor# I-: j it* during Hie past suimner, that I should ; close my UOI : 6E, 1 deem it but justice to myself, ! lu inform titem and others, that circuiusiani e» j have <!aused a change of my views. With means for accommodation sum-* vv hat enlarged, 1 feel every confidence in being able lo do as well as vve (rive dune. J. J. GRIFFIN. 1 Gainesville, May 1, 1817. May 5 ■ ’ Im—t JSi S2O II .WARD. 's■/< RAN AWAY from tho tsubscriher at fjk i Mile Brandi, Barnwell District, Fotult Carolina, on the 11th inst., a negro man —named J U NE, a carpenter. June is a blackmail, stout fellow, about 5 feet, lu or jl | inches high, with full, heavy eyes, and inclined | to be red, and stammers; between 25 and 30 years j of age. The above reward will be paid for his | delivery to the jailor of Augusta, where he is 1 : well know n, or sio fur his security in any other I jffil so that 1 get him. ISAAC TAYLOR. May 13 js r j TAXES, TAXES, TAXES’ ROM and after the first day of June next, the BAX DIG ESl’—for the j’ear 1647, fur the i the county of Richmond, will be closed. All per J sons, who may be found thereafter as defaulters, I will be double taxed, in accordance with the j laws of this State. From the fir.-t day n( May to the i fir-t day of June next, I will be found at the City | Hall, from 9 until 11 o’clock, A. 31. Saturdays and Sundays excepted. I SHAM THOMPSON, R. T. R. j _ Apnl 2S 175 pint: uj l. CONSTANT supply of Pine Oil or Cam- i d pbine, will be kept fresh. Persons using 3lurphy s splendid Lumps, can always he furnish ed with the above Oil on very reasonable term# by -March 2 I. E. 51 ARS H \ LL. ' A CARD. A BR. 'P. P. CLEV T ELAND having teruporaril* withdrawn fr<»m the practice of his proses ; »-ion, i would inform the citizens of Augusta and j the public generally, that I have formed a connec ; tion with his former copartner. Jno. VV. ij.f far. in the practice of DENTAL SURGERY. The bu j siness will he conducted under the firm of Cleve land A Spear. Office Broad-st , over Aldrich & Green’s shoe store. JNO. A. CLEVELAND. I I I*2 b. 18 tf~ IJ7 j Ek s | : f% a 1 1” f sf% v&m H I '< Liii I" *S# I <} F.OlKi i A 3 iOTi’E IIIES. I). PA I.VS & CO. 31 V N VHE-IS. Sales close at Nook. Drawing D;ie This Evening. “.NOW'* is the TIME.’’ II 11 1 1 i" a ineach Package of 27 Ticket*. I Grand Consolhlatod Lotterv. Ct.AS.' No. 22, FOR IRI7. 30,000 BOIJ/RN. •ji 10,001'; §<’>.(' ■(!; 10 of s 2.00(); lu of §1,500; 10 of 1,20"; 0 of &c., &?*. V> holes s'O—-Imres in proportion. SALES CLOSE 'ITUS EVENING. Draw in 2 Due To-Morrow, i THE LUCKY SAVANNAH ( i. \ss No. 30. : 4,000 HOLLARS. i Tickets &•! —Halves 5 >e.—Risk on package Qu’rs, onlv s 3 75. FORTU.\ITS FA YOU 1T R. "Columbus Lottery” m«o® i>o£i.’Rs 9 §3.0)1! §2.500! 3of si.OlH)! &«;, Ac. 7.8 N u iihers—l3 1 >r.t v\ 11 Ballots. Wholes $3; Halves §U; Quarters 7a els. Risk ou packages quarters only §ll. For sale by E. If. PEZ-WT, Agent, Broad-si.. 1 door below the Hank of Augusta, j 87/“Orders from the country will meet with j prompt attention it addressed as above. [June I GKMI.Ni: AM) KM. VNlil -MONUMENT IjQTTa H X B B i J. w. M VU.tV A CO., SUCCESSORS TO .S . G. <am<, iOKV & 4V„ 32 V.NAG IsIEJ .»*. KXTIIA CLASS No. 23. Hy Alexandria Class 28, June 5, 1817. Sales close Monday. 78 Numbers—ll Ballots. !$ .1 JO 1 j J jP SS.Ns §12,000! § 0.000! §5.000! §3.500! §2.500! $6 of 1.50' ! go of §1.000! Sir. 'Rickets §;0, shares in proportion. CLASS no. 2S. By Monongalia. Class 22, June 3, 1817, SALES CLOSE SATCRDAV AT NOUN, CA I* ITA It PHI/.E; </ 5000 HU vJ% &H i 2 a Tickets 82.50—shares in proportion. CLASS No, 22. By South Carolina, Class No. 22, June 3, IBi7. SALES ( LOSE 'Fill RSDAY. 78 Numbers—ls Ballots. I @O,OOO DOLL’IIS! '1 ickets §5,00 —shares in proportion. For sale i>y JOHN V. MILLEN. \ gent. Opposite iliu Alasonic Hall. from the country promptly attended to. June 1 NEW SPRING HOODS, j 'I (•> PRICE »Vi CO., Drapers and Tai o iurs. have now in store, and are weekly receiving from the French and English markets, CLO I IIS, CASSIA! EKES and V ESTINGS, and Trimming- for Tailors uses, to vvhieh they woulil Ci 11 Ihe attention of I hose veiling this mar* ket, as they can sell them by piece or pattern, as low as they can tie purchased in New York: Cash mare us, Croton t oalings. Summer Cain blots, Eng iish and A uteri an I weeds, while and colored Linen Drills, "Drap l>’Ete,’ ! bPk. and c-oPd fig’d. Manoguir Delaines, and ail the newest patterns and styles of VESTINGS of Silk, Cashmere, white and col d. .Marseilles, Valencias, A;c.. iVc., with a lull and general assortment of the newest patterns and styles of READY M ADE CLOTH ING, and well made Shirts and Drawers. Hats and Cup*. I mhreiias, steel frame and ail kinds; Hosie ry, < doves. Suspenders, < r,avals, .Scurfs, Handker chiefs, Slocks, ( oliars, Bosoms, Shoulder Braces, Riding Belts, Money Bulls, Razors a/.d U;w<or Strops, Dressing ( a.-es, Clothes Brushes. Hair Brushes. Hat Brushes, Nail and Tooth do.. Night Caps, .Money Burses. Pocket Books, Tablets, Match Guards, Body Guards, Tail era Shear.-, Points, Tailor- Inch Measures, (’rayons, and every article uses ul lor drew-. 1 A line assortment of HICKORY' SHIRTS. We will make lo order till kinds of FASHION ABLE ( L() 1 11 1 \G al hurt notice, and as cheap as cat; he had in the Son hern market. . LROAD-S 1 ~ opposite State Bank. Ma rch 18 ] j [ NJ2W GOODS FOK ,GJSt\T’.S. WEAK. CEV 'EM ERLS of fancy colors, and Black Drab et T 'ti and ( ’ti-linia ret le Super White Russia Duck fi r pants Linen Drillings, checked, plaid and striped I kecked Linen ( ox lings, tweed Coalings ( otton and Linen t kecked Goods, for boys wear ' Silk and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers Brown Cotton i Hose, Gloves, Handkfs. tsuspenders, Silk, Cashmere and .Marseilles Vest ing*, With every description of Goods, in our line to which vve invite your attention. BOW DUE A CLAGETT, April 17 107 MORE XEW GOODS. j M c have rect ived by the Southerner additional sup -1 pll'Kvf NEW AND lihAlTim. coons. a .mono which are: UN B \ RE(.ES of all colors * -M. Rick styles of Satin striped and fig’J Ba reges j New styles of French and Jaconets L his 1 Cruods, sm/i a a ; JA< ONE I .Ml SLINS, Swi-s Muslins, Book 1 Muslins and Laves of every-kind; Cambric and •Swiss Edgings and insertings. Linen Cambric j I land k is. from 12i cents to s.o, Ladies and .Misses kid Gloves of the best quality, Silk and Cotton j Hosiery, a great assortment and at all prices. \S bite Damask Curtain Musljus in sets and by the yaid, | Black, blue-black, plain and striped Silks ( olored Silks, a splendid assortment i Black Alpacas, black Botnbasins and thin black Goods for Ladies Dresses \> bite and col d. < union Crape Shawls and Srtlrfs fb). do. Barege and Twisted Silk do. trench Work t oliars and Bonnet Ribbons pieces ( alien of tbe richest and newest styles Parasols, I mbrellasand Sun Shades / 1 Domestic Lint,ds our assortment is very 1 nmpleh ■ j Bleached aud brown SHIRTINGS from 3- J fu IBS v\ ide Bleached and brown Sheetings from 0-1 to 10-1 and ih'-i w nle lush Linens, Linen Sheetings and Pillow-case Linens. As complete as onr Stock is now. we take plca s,i,e 1,1 btviting j»nrcha«ers to call and examine otir assortment, as v. e arc satisfied we can give satis faction in goods and prices. April 18 JSUWDRE di CLAGETT. 1 IJ it ICES FO It SVI.E. TjIE subscriber ha.-, lor s,iR and viill keep on hand at his Brick 1 ard on Green-street* 30t',000 BRICKS. f. L. BASFORD _ -J 1 y Os. CO FF t: , M (TV It VND llOlTyssUsT -g BA(»S RIO COFFEE. ■ 20 iihds N. O. and Mu.-covado Sugars, oO hhds New ( rop Cuba Molasses, for -ale b,,v j by \pnlN JOHN R. BOW - 62 * It J AVA It!). 3he above reward will be paid, when ! m (delivered lome in jail or otherwise, for 1 my n*cn-" boy FRANK, who is very full and black, speaks winning and deceptive when he talks and had on when lie left, on the ninlit of the 2d inst., a high black hat and dark truck coat- jle was brought from near Columbia, S. (*., where J learn'he v.'as owned by .Mrs. Rahh. ('tiring liie pa.-t winter, and s .hi to me by Wnt. f M Pope. Frank is inteiligen.r. capable of making i a fair story, mid I learn from a negro he can read ; ana write. I further lean# he rami way b- fore I got him and lay out a great vvt ie. lls w ill pr - ! bablv make hi- wav buck to Carolimi, us I am i to il he lias a free w ife there. lam inclined to think said b»y has s<»me kind 0} ■ j pass and may *n»p in some town. He is smart | j enough to change his name or mine either, ixc j i left urn without dilKcuby or cause known to me. ! and 1 tiiink premeditated a reitim to old tjnarlers when he solicited me to buy him as his manners led me to suspect him before he* left E. If. WALKER. : .Monroe comity. <Ol I May 28, 18 ,7. j 2c 204 lime I I NEW in: 11 OISE ELLIS STIHTJih t ytIDE Subscribers respectfully inform their pit- j j>2 run- and the public generally, that they will i furnish ice at the same rates as the uacksow street j Company, v i/,: 2 cents per pound by retail. !i cents per pound by 100 pounds and over. ; 'Perms Cash. All orders from the country al -1 tended to with punctuality and despatch. VV.VI. HAINES. A* ( U. May 30 203 JACKSON STREET ICE 1101 SE. E snbscriber hits mi hand, a large supply of B lee at his old stand, and will sell it at retail, at 2 < cuts per pound,and 10Upounds or over i. cts, per pomnk Terras cash. Orders from the coun trv attended to as formerly. J. 11. BALDWIN. j May 30 —6 203 j MONTHS after dat-application will ! JL be iqpde t.<» the Honorable flic Interior Court j 1 of Richmond coumy, white sitting for ordinary ] i purposes. (Or leave to sell tbe negro'-s belonging to j Benjamin F., licnrv H and 'Phomas .1 Tutt, mi -1 nors. JOHN Pi. .MANN. Guardian. May 30 203 MONTJi.B after date, applicant n will be made to the Honorable tbe Inferior | Court of Richmond county, when silting fur Urdi ■ uary purposes, Ibr leave to sell tbe land belong ing to the estate of Alexander Melver, dec ased, 1 being a lot containing 40 acres. No. 6 15. 14th Dit>- ■ trict, Ist section <d" the county of Cherokee. W. EWING JOHNSTON, Adm’r. ' y 23 197 GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. ,7*l A tier May 2(il h. a P A Ssj EN<41.14 < A R I j'Lbhk’.i>. will be attached to the Ereitibl 'Plain -—-•———£ frt.in I nii 11 Point to \ugusta. every .Monday, and from Augusta to Eniu't Pojtil oti 'l'h ursda ijs. Ttansporialion Ofilce G. U. R. and B C } Augusta, G;i. .May 2nu, loL. ]\ f - 23 197 GEORGIA RAIL ROAD. T r 'i On and after April 21>i, 1817, the | k>. Passenger Ira in will leave Augusta at o’clock, P. M. Traii.sporlation Office G. !L \l. Si B. V o. Augusta. April 20lh. lb 17. 170 SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. ’’“j M On and after the 20lh inst., a SI'C CM A L TU \IN for passengew will run ”o"’' • between Hamburg and Aikeu. Tu , leave as follows, viz: To leave Hamburg, . 5i P. M. *• '■ Aiken. . . «A. M. W. J. MAGRATII, Agent. 31 ny 12 jBB NSW SPBINS AND SUMMEB GOODS. AVILLIAAI 11. CRANK* ! FT’PI A§ received by the last steamer and other recent arrivals from N- vv York, the larg- j i e-t and most desirable stuck of SPiiiNG AND SUM WER DRV (iOODb, lie has ever otlered i.t this city, con: istbrg 01 a very great variety of the new est and most fashionable Goo rs, with-it were selected from the latest importations. IB v» unld respt cifully in\ ite the public, and the ladies in particular, to call amt examine hi- assortment, w hich ti.i-y v. ill find very rich and beautiful.— i M'hcre are Rich (Mtamelion Gro ])c Algr’r Silks Rich Plaid and stripe Pot fit lie Loicdo Rich Charnelion <frenedine. Silks Black Gro De Rhine and Armour silks 4- 1 rn it black lustre sSilk- for Scarfs and Dresses ® Riah colored and Ombre stripe Barege, jilain black and Saltiu stripe di Elegant. Pompedo e and Frcjjf-h Muslins (Irganda and Efiibrtnderr d Muslins Jaconet, Swiss. India Mull, and Nainsook ut Plain black Lawns and Mourning Muslins Black A1 pace a and Boinbasiu Embro’d and 'PamborM Swiss Robes, v,iul-j blick and cidorcd Bu-rege. Shawls Embro’d Muslins and Barege Scarfs French worked Collars and Capes Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs and CxavaL Hair, Grass, and Corded Satiric !• ish I,mens and Sheetings ; 8-1 and b'-4 Dama-k ’Pahie Diaper 8 4 and ih.-m.tsk 'i'ablc Cloliis j Scotch and Russia Draper and Crash | Turkey ted Camlrric Ifor window curtains; 1 Sw i.-s TamliorVl Curtain M uslitis 1 10-1 12-4 w hike Marseilles Quills : i’lem h Embossed piano covers and table cloths, garment.and Furniture. Demtty I.inen < 'am brie I lac-1 kerchief’s, from 25c. to §G Umbrellas, Parasols, and Sun Shades Gloves. .M.-.’is. and .-ilk and c-donAi Hu.-ery Carved shell 'i’tn k Combs 5- 1, G--1 and I*2-4 Bleached Sheeting | Furniture Calico, Bedtick A large asuirtment of bleached atid utibk-acaed Shining and Sheeting Also, ala rge assortment ut tow pr.< es. .-.ruslins and ! ('aiic-o With a very great variety of oilier Articles. People from the country who visit Ihe citv 'ill ; do well tu call and examine my assortment nefore I purclmsing. a-1 am determined to sell Goods on ! tiie itewes.l-terms ibr cash nr to punctual custom ers. 72 —o 2 31 ay 1) LINEN GOODS. STOIIN P. SE I’ZE. has juM received the cheap ©i? est assortment of LIN EN GOODS, ever of fered in ibis market, to wit: 1-4, Lndrcssed Irish Linens in whole and deiui p : ec, s, ( J-8, Fine and heavy Pillow (‘ase Linen, ii, iii, li and 12-4, Linen 6 heel ing, some very 1 fine, 8,9 and 10-i, Single aud doui/le Dauia.-k 'Fable Diaper, 8-1, Barnsley Diaper, 8-1, unbleached Diaper. 8, If, 10-4 unbleached Table Cloth, Bird’s Eye Diaper, Long Lawn, slate aniflbrass Litv*n, While atm colored Dnltings, White and brown Hollands, Bleached and unhleaciied Russia Sheeting, Freud* and Irish I.inen Checks. Russia and Scotch ioa-per. ( rash and Orequila 4-1 Burlaps and O-nahnrgs Idueii Cambric IKuadkis. at I2i cents ;w.J-j;p wards. Grass Skirts Bleached and unbleached l inen Socks Bleached and unfleanLcd Towels with caU.reti borders. il.irkaback D.iwdae GeUl&. Linen Gloves. A tSf-. A general and extensive selection of FANCY ami STAPLE GOODS, worthy the attention ul j I customers generally. j 3larr.lt 26 ]lB COMPOUND SYRUP OF sars vp A a 11. r, a . TSTfOIt the cure of Rijeumattsio, Scrofula, syphilis, -SC Ac., tocouoteract the destructive efn-rts vs Mer cury, and for fha relief of all difceases arising ir• -i.l an impure state of the Blend. Prepared . cor.jirg to a for taula which u universally approved bv the Mt-dinl Uj 1 nitty. Pn? up jn Urge bottle; at SI.OO each—a discouul | made it v. h • Ir '■!<! In Ora 1 II v\ It, WD [;( IN v r <> PUBLIC SALES. Bi SKS SHERIFF’S SALK. V\ jII hi' vlti he fore the Court House door, in the. town of Wavnesboro*. on the first Tuesday nt July next, between tlie usual hours of sale, lh«* following property, viz; Une hundred and seventy-nine (170} ncres of Pine I-ind, more >rle>», adjoining lands of Isaiah s app, Henry Hargroves, and others; levied on as the property of Gihson West, to sati-fy a (i. fa. is sniru'frotn n Jits lire’s Court of Burke county. in tavnir or Anthony Huunell vs. Gibson V\ »-st Pro perty pointed •at hy idatiititT Levy made and re surneu to me by A. R Skinner. constable. O ii. PERRA, Dcj u v Sheiiff R. C. 3'"'* 1 ‘ lot t o » , rjiiu a mi i:m e? s n,\ L e. W HI V s. id. oil the first Tuesday in July next, at the t ourt House in Appling, within the legaf hours of ante, jh a. re-of land in county of Columbia pru tof u trai l<d 2 U acres. h ,ng h»ti, soles of Headstall ( reek, originally traiiml to- William, ' Pave.and mirrng Beniamin \dnu.s, WiUioaj P .il ! ips and J mu M-igchet—levied on as ihe proven v ,of Stephen Dram* to satisfy two fi. f ; , s . Irma lla* : .Lsstioes’ Court of District .No. 6. in favor of E„„., i line A\ ilson vs. said l)rane. Property levied on and returned tome hy a Constable. ii. 11. JONES, SheritV. June 1 04 Administrutrij, "s Safe. j W ill he sold on the first Tuesday in August next, t’j the highest bidder,at the Court Hon-cdoor in toe tow n of Lumpkin, Stewart coutfly, within the legal hours of sate, apreual.de to all order of rFie honorable the Inferior Court of Richmond louny. when sitting as u Court of Ordinary ami lor Ordinary purposes, A Tract of Land, known as No. 227, 91th IHi, trict us Stewart county; drawn hv Lull U illiauis and sold as Ihe properly of the estate of the sa iti Loti V\ illiaiii-, dccc-.med. Sold f., r division. Terms cash. JANE WILLIAMS, Adiu’i. .day i'i J) ( futms non. , —**-«> eaiMt»wiiii.»jwimmsjh:.-., ja5... . ... FOR SALL. | J*That delightful suininer residence, at ] :f.ii H Hell Air, recently occupied by Judge Holt. For a description of the premised . and terms of sale, persons wishing to purchase referred to Thomas Barrett. * April 25 if 179 ENTIRELY NEW. .SPRING AND SOI AIMIJ STYLUS. JOHN BRIDGES, FASHIONABLE DR A PER \M) TAILOR, N> j t door I'ilcnn ( Slcitr.-* Hotel. Brand-si. f|pi|F Sjuingand Summer st\JesJu-i receiving a ol <l,O I lls, ( as-naeres, jffnp DEu>, P| •*01 and figured; .Mixed and Hrali ('aslmierei leu, I>rills, \ estings, lancy Articles, Trimmings. Ac. for gentlemen's wear. Cnder Vests fur ladies. d lie public are respectfully invited before nr uering their garments elsewhere, to examine the .1 hove Stock, vviiirii they will find tucomprise the* very best selections that can be made in the New' I ork market. I» Making and Trimming as usual, in the most fashionable manner. March 2b ] jvj DRV GOODS, /.V CHARLESTON, S. C. BANCROFT, 253 Kiug-st., would in, MJ» vitc the attention us coitnirv planters and others, wlm may \ isit the < ity, to is stock ut r»< it Fan. y and Staple Dr> (foods-' It will he found one ol the mu.-t tuleurivc in the city, and is intended to ■ embrace every article in the Dry (ftiaijs line Par titular attention paid to ladies’' rich it runs Goods* shawls, .Mantles, Nr. A Do. a full assortment cf : 1) ’Uiestic Fabrics, both ( uiicn ami \\ oolen. In room.- in the rear and over uyr front sales , room, wul be offered to Hicrckuiit#. a large stock of the same goods, at u-hotea le, at prices well worthy li.c alietition ul w ase buyers. April It lf,l PERIFOCAL SPEmCbIsT NiTi'llEll THE FRENCH .MENISCUS. NOR W 01. LASTu.VS ENGLISH PLKISCOPJC. who esperienve inc-nr: ve.iiieiK’cin the use 1 •*- of the common kind of G lasses, and e.speci ; ally in cag hi reading, these Spectu-ck.s w ill !?e found [ :i most v al uahle so listilutc; in no case .except w here | the ixptje nerve lihs been proinximoeddiseased, have [ they failed., wiaeu fkvoperJy finked, to give sufisfac* i lion. ' m ~f j No hotter proof of tlu-ir sixpe-.Nor merit can be giyo;! to each rndiiiidual who may need (fhtssen than the satisiaction he will e\jjerfeivce in the us* t of them. | i iic.itf (,Iris.»dP > ait l»e o'lutatned in this place only | PI.AKK. RACKKTT A'. CO., j Agents for the MaiinfaH-urers, , who have now twi hand a g.iod supply in gidd and -divert rttmes. Peri/ocal G lasses fitieil to any frame, for any vision. Spectacles in gold, silver and steel, for sale very low by CLARK. UAC3CFTT Ar CO., Deab-rsit; Y\ a.k:lws.Jewelry, Silver Ware, t \tc. : mt£ 137 ( ANAL i’LMASI, Ri: BOAT. Cp’ifil subscriber, having built a BOAT for t}m ti purpose of conveying Latlies and Gentle met) up ami down the ( anal, takes this opportu nity of iiiformiiig the public generally that the boat will leave the Catial Basin LVFU V S ATI Ii DA .MOHMNG. at J o clock, l ure klk l’\ ( i.Ni S.—Children I and servants half price. j fK7~ Parties of nut less than twjttu. desirous us gobi£ ape other day in Hie woe-fi t-nan specified above, can do so by applying, twenty-four hours prevents to the time they wish to go, to Air. ji. K. PHI I.PU V, Corner ol llroad and Ccrilrc-si-eetH or 10 IZFiMJFJM’ sTaLLINGs'.. -May 2 if 17;j LAMPS! LIMPS'* A, FEW sph ndid LAKH (SOLAR) L.MIPS Ji v a of the improved patent, to close a consign -, . j I'lmit. will he sold at cost. Persons wishing such I articles can lie supplied at a much less price than | customary. J. E. MARSHALL JBrOLI) BRASS and CUPPER wanted, f wlii h a liberal price will bej*ad. April 22 J7U rtU’ 'ITf E TOILET. j A N invoice of Harrcl’s JSIIA VJN'G OREAM, j x’W amd other Soaps, with a great variety of Essences atid Extracts, Brushes and Cojjjhs, Eatj Lustrael. ami Hair !>ye‘ J’owder Boyes and Puffs. Willi a great variety of oilier articles ui Foreign ajid Domestic manufacture. Janjlf J. E. MARSHALL. ! SJIdL 1 1 JII-.HV.—A lurti t-e vcijty-fi vc iliffer I enlexiracts of the choicest -English am! Fri-ticl j Odours, from Ede.Lubin <fe Pmvotd. with an end less variety of American Perfumes,.some of them very fine, and ail will besold low. march 23 .1. E. MARSHA I 1., OTK' ! •—All persons indebted to the estate "{ 15. B- 1 Ltsscy,deceased, late of Richmond county, are hereby requested to make immediate, payment, am all persctM having demands against said de.ceateri will render them.in agreeably to law J- W. WIGIIT.MAK, Adin’r. -May 15 vvfit J'JJ j IODIDK OF SARSAIVVXMjLLA. j u a new preparation of A- B- A; H M S\N I>S, ami j- confessedly llie best ISprn ;( Purifier of the Blood. The attention of Pliysicfins is particularly directed to this prepara lion- For sale hy j. E- MARSHALL. April 2# ' 170 h I- L PtftSoS'S imiciited to the estate of HL DOCTRINE BUNCH, deceased, late of Kicliniood county, are hereby requested to make immediate payment, and a 1 ! persons having »fe , mauds against said deceased, will render them in agreeable to law. WILLIAM R. Me LAW'S. Fx'r. | Jan 19 9l SNOI'K JlONTlis after dale, application will be made to the Honorable the Inferi”r <_‘-urt of Richmond county, when sitting for Ordi nary purposes, tor leave to sell a Lot us Ground On Bioad street, lo longing t” Os well h- Small, a luio or. I- MM \ O. SMITH, y vl 7- Guard inn.