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About Daily constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 1846-1851 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1848)
shoulders is bare arid prices of the previous week maintained. The late advance which had taken place in pork has been checked. Sales have been making rishade below those current at the sailing of the Acadia, New prime mess 40 to 465.; old do. 46 to 48s. Leaf lard 43, in barrels 44 a 455., and 45 in kegs. Turpentine remains unchanged. Rosin 3s. Gd. to 3s. 9d. and active. Money Market The accounts of the Bank of England during the past week Tarnish no material for comment, j Gold was arriving freely, but the increase of bullion was trifling. There was a large in- ! crease, however, m other securities in bank, J and the stuteme.it shows - that the discount I business has been renewed. London consols j were selling at GBJ for account. [From the Charleston Courier,!d inst.] FURTHER BY THE AMERICA. Last evening, we received further Tele graphic advices, informing us that the news i by tae America was considered favorable in New York. In this city the accounts received on Saturday were viewed in a different light. it is now stated that there had been no de cline in Cotton in the Liverpool market. Our first news by the America stated that the quo tations for lair Cotton were the same as be fore, but that there had been a decline of an cighch in the lower qualities, which we think j is likely to have been the case, although these ! descriptions of Cotton may have revived from j the depression of the very last date. k The Potato crop in Ireland is said to be less j than an average one, although the weather had ' been good. With regard to the Irish rebellion, the ac- j counts arc conflicting. The European Times i says that the affair is one arising from a diffi culty about crops, and a fear of another year ! of starvation. Other papers, however, speak of it in different terms, and consider it in a ‘ much more serious light. Mr. Corcoran, of the firm of Corcoran & I Riggs. had not yet concluded his negotia* ions ! with the London Capitalists, and had gone to Paris. The steamship Southerner, expected to-mor row morning, will probably bring us full ac counts ot the news by the America. Arrival of the Coluonbus A telegraphic despatch to the Consignee of the steamship Columbus, announces that she reached Philadelphia on Safu. day evening, in fifty one hours from this port. October Elections. There has been elected to the next Congress i 5 Whigs and 19 Democrats, being a Whig i gain of one. compared with the present Con gress. In the ensuing month of October, 61 additional members are to be elected, as fol low's : Thus far elected 24 nominees. Georgia, Oct. 2d 8 Florida. Oct. 2d 1 South Carolina, Oct. 9th 7 Pennsylvania, Oct. 16th 24 | 1 Ohio, Oct. 10th 21 1 Total, to end of October. .8-5 In Pennsylvania and Ohio, Sta f e officers * and members of the Legislature are also to j be chosen ; and in South Carolina, members ; 1 of the Legislature, who choose the Governor J and Electors of President. I In November, 34 Congressmen are to be a elected in New York, sin New Jersey, 10 in > Massachusetts, 3 in Michigan, 2 in Texas, and | * 1 in Delaware. Total, to end of November. 140, or more than half the entire House, which now, when lull, comprises 230 members. No t further elections after November take place h until March. — A*. 1. Jautfial of Commerce. , 0 ~~ n The United States and Rome—Death of t( Dr. Martin. —The Washington Union of 27th “ ult. has the following: “A very long and interesting despatch was u received at the State Department, by the last ! [j steamer, from Dr. Martin, our accomplished Charge d’Affaires at Rome, giving an account of his cordial reception hv the Pope—of the compliments which his Holiness paid to orr country —and treating, with great clearness and force, of the situation of Rome, and of the political condition of the Italian States. It was written in the Doctor’s happiest manner. r This despatch bears date on the 20th August. ! And now remark the melancholy change which c has so rapidly ensued. “It is with much concern we have to state I 1 that the same arrival brings letters from Mr. Bancroft at London, and Gen. Armstrong at Liverpool, stating that Dr. Martin was taken violently ill on the 25th of August, and breath- < cl his last on the 2Sth. Thus the country \ t loses an admirable representative abroad —a man of decided talents, of great accomplish- r meats, and high character, and one of the ; best writers in our country. He had, proba bly, no superior in the power of composition ; \ and no production of his pen could well have surpassed his last despatch to the gov- - eminent.” 1 The New - York Express publishes an ex tract from a letter dated Rome, August 28, i which says that Dr. M. w’as taken with a fever, 1 but died suddenly, it is thought, of appoplexy, on Saturday, 26th Aug., at half past ten. The writer was the only American with whom he had any intimacy, and sent to Mr. Buchanan the particulars. The Dr. was to be buried on the afternoon of the 28th. [Fro n- the Chattanooga Gazette, 2'Jl'i ult.] Stex aboats—-Herchanlizc— Jotton ; The steamer “ Cassandra,” lett this place on Tuesday night last, on her upward trip to j Knoxville. This excellent Boat has never missed a trip during the past ten and a hall * months that she has been running—a success never before the lot of any other boat, and a presage that the Tennessee river is to be navi- < gated with as much speed and certaintv as any other stream tributary to the “ father of wa ters.” We notice that the fall and winter stocks of * goods are coming early this year than former ly. From the number of wagons daily ar- ’ riviag from the head ot the Road, -we look for a much larger amount of goods to pass through 1 this place for di-tant points, than was ever be- I fore carried. Ihe facilities afforded by the Southern Rail Roads, for speedy, safe and cheap transportation, is drawing merchants from remote points to this route, and when the Rail Road is finished to this place, merchan dize will be wagoned more than a hundred miles from the river. The Cotton crop in North Alabama, is not so large this year as it was last. Less Cotton was p’anted, as the planters did not wish to grow Cotton at such low prices, when their h nds were as fine as any in the country for the production of grain. But notwithstand ing less Cotton will be raised in North Ala bama. we believe more will be shipped over th» Roads to the Southern cities. The expe riment of sending Cotton South was tri d last year, under disadvantageous circumstances, hut the merchants and planters were general ly well pleased. I* we are not greatly mista- ! ken, one hundred wagons or more, can be reg larly employed on the road between Dalton and this place, during the winter, hauling goods from and Cotton and Produce to the aead of the road. # A Plurality elects the Presidential Elec toral ticket in Maine. The ticket having tin highest number of votes will therefore be sue cessful. without the intervention of the Leg islatnre. [ From the Washington Union, 28 lh ult.] More Secret Letters- The Detroit Free Press states, that— “ Mr. S. Lamed, of this city, made a speed in Spring wells on Friday, in which he said h< had seen private letters from General Taylor t< ! citizens ot Detroit, in which he avowed him■ j self in favor of the IVilmot Proviso, and ii; which he pledged himself s o use his influence | in tavor of the adoption of the measure. * “In the South, the whigs claim Gen. Tay lor as an anti-proviso man, and a reliable mar | so far as the interests of southern slavehold ers are concerned. In the North he is claim ed as a Wilmot Proviso man, and in favor oJ ; the abolition of slavery, &c. The people ol the whole Union should know' the two faces of whiggery.” It is strange that there should be so much smoke and no fire. Corwm affirms the exis tence of a private letter to the same effect; Truman Smith, and Bates of Massachusetts, the same. Is it not probable that the chair man of the executive committee may have i sent a copy of his private letter to his confi- I dential friends in the non-slaveholding States, to give them the cue? Not so in the slave -1 holding States, where PrentUs and Benjamin hold a different language, and Dr. Pannill, whig elector of Virginia, is said to have made a similar declaration with the New Orleans friends. These double faces indicate a fraud upon the people, which ought to be unmasked. We learn that a great number of the patri otic young men, who have served in the late war, and others emulous of fame, are eager applicants for commissions in the army. Since the discharges which the law required to be made on the termination of the war with Mexico, there is no probability of any such appointments being made for some time to come. We learn, on inquiry, that there are now attached to the army fifty-eight brevet second lieutenants waiting promotion. Os these, forty-one are graduates from the Mili tary Academy, and seventeen non-commis sioned officers appointed brevet lieutenants for meritorious services under the act of March 3d, 1847. As vacancies occur, these brevet officers will be commissioned, and it must be some considerable time before any other can be appointed. We trust, therefore, that it will be seen that the wishes of those now in civil life, who de sire to adopt the military profession, cannot be gratified.— lbid. Special Notices. I. o. O. F. (O’A regular meeting of Miller Lodge, No. 10, will beheld at th eLodge Room, THIS EVENING, at 7 o’clock. A punctual attendance of the mem bers is requested. By order of the N. G. oct 3 E. 11. ROGERS. Acting Sec’ry. DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES. The Subscriber having taken the Rooms former ly occupied by Mr. Johnson, over Clark, Rackett &. Go’s Jewelry Store, is prepared to execute LIKENESSES, confident of giving satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call. Citizens o Augusta audits vicinity ate invited to call. Ap 18 F. R TOR BET. O’ WJM. M. WILLIAMS, M. £)., has re turned to Augusta, and most respectfully tenders his services to the citizens in the various branches of Medicine. He may be found at all times, when not professionally engaged, either at J. VV. Hough ton’s or I). Hodges. a9-tf 3TDOCTOR HENRY ROSSiGNOL being associated with Dr. L. A. DUGAS, rcspect ully tenders his professional services to the pub lic. Dr. R s office is with that of Dr. Dugas. March 8 ly €ommer c i a I. (Telegraphed for the Charleston Mercury.) NEW YORK, Sept. 30, G u. m—The Cotton market to-dav has been almost at a stand, the mar ket being very quiet, and the tendency of prices do wnward. Rict —The sales of Rice have amounted to 300 tierces, at prices ranging from 3 7-16 to 3|. Flour The sales amount to 15,000 bids. Gene see commands 5,68^. Corn —Sales of Prime yellow at G7 cents. The foreign news has produced no marked change in our market, and prices are, nominally as they were before. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26, P. M.— Cotton. — The demand has continued steady and 2,100 bales have changed at yesterday's prices : say Middling 5| a s|; Good Middling 5| a SJ. The purchases have been for England, Spain and the North. Flour. —The market is without animation, and we only hear of the sale of 200 bids, choice Illi nois at $5,25. Corn. — Holders have submitted to a decline, about 8,000 sacks have found purchasers at 59c , with the excepiionof 180 sacks White and Y'ellow sold at s'ic. Whisky. —loo bbls. Rectified sold in lots at 22c. Lard. —25 bbls fair sold at 7|c. Freights. —A ship taken for Liverpool at 7-lGd for Cotton and lOd for Corn. Exchanges. —Fair demand. London, 7 a 9 per cent prern. —■ajMcaMa—aana—wxag—Piinf—rnnraiMi f—'Miß-Mgrf i Slipping intelligence. ARRIVAL FROM charleston. Steam ship Columbus, Peck, Philadelphia. memoranda. The ship Camden, Sherwood, and schr. Rebec ca, Collins, for Charleston, cleared at New York 28th ult. The schr. Oriental, Webster, for Charleston, cleared at Baltimore 28th ult. The line ship Sutton, Ekerman, to clear on the 30th, and brig Emily, Hastey, for Charleston, to clear 2d Oct were up at New Vork 28th ult. The bark Acadia, Crosby, for Charleston, was up at Providence 26(h ult. The schooner George W. Connor, Graham, for Charleston, was up at Baltimore 28th ult. CHARLESTON, Oct. 2.—Arr. barque Edwin, Wales, Havana; brig Palmetto, Axworthy, New Orleans; schooner Sohi-ts, Watson. Havana; ship Charleston Brown, New Vork; brig St. Croix, Mv ers, Philadelphia; schr. Henry Delany. Dole, do. In the Offing-—Br. bark Royal Mint, Fraser, Mansanillo. (Cuba) Old. ship Julia Howard. Bulkier, New Ybirk: brigs Cyclops. Oahoone, Boston; Zee, Gale, Balti more; schr. Pocahontas. Smack. New York. Went to sea, steam ship Northerner. Budd. N. Vork. SAVANNAH, ftept. 30.—Cld. brig Clinton, An drews, New York, DEKALB SHERIFF SALE. Will be sold .on the first Tuesday in NOVEMBER next, before the court house door in the town of Decatur, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, 10-wit : Thomas C. Hendry's interest in one house and lot in the town of Stone Mountain, in said countv of DeKalb, whereon Sarah A. D. Peck now lives, to satisfy one ft fa issued from DeKalb Superior Court, John VV. Thompson vs Thomas C. Hendry. Property pointed oat by Joel H. Stubbs oct 3 JOHN JONES, Sheriff'. —M3—'lining I I ÜBl Mil 111 IWWiH—B—BI J- [ MECH ANICS’ BANK, ? lft j A t gusta, Ga . Oct. 2, 1848. } Dividend no. a semi-annual Div idend of Six per cent, will be paid to the stockholders on demand. Oct 3 10 M. HATCH, Cashier. BANK OF BRUNSWICK, ) Augusta, Oct. 2, 18f8. £ Dividend no. id.—The Board of Di rectors have ibis day declared a Dividend of h FOUR DOLLARS per snare, payable to the Stockholders on demand. Oci.3 10 JOHN CRAIG, Cashier. o _ _ SELECT SCHOOL POR BOYS. n HR. JOHN N. ROGERS, a graduate of e jl»1 the University of New Vork, proposes to receive a limited number of BOY S under his in - strnction in English and Classical studies liis n School will open on the first MONDAY in Novem ber, and will be under the general supervision and religious instruction of the Rev. E. P. Rogers, to e whom reference and application mav be made. Oct. 3 12 s WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION. BUSINESS, 1 AUGUSTA GEORGIA. ' mllE UNDERSIGNED, thankful for past ♦ L patronage, respectfully renew the tender of . their services to their fi lends and the public gene - rally in the above business. > Their extensive FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE . is immediately at the Depot of the Georgia Rail road, and they continue to receive cotton and other ’ consignments per Railroad, without any charge for D ravage. 1 Thcv also continue their OFFICE and SALES - ROOM on Broad-street, were one of the partners : may at all time be found. Libera) advances made, I when required, on produce in store. Oct. 8 Gmo D’ANTIGNAC & EVANS. KENTUCKY BAGGING. Extra heavy Kentucky bag ging, on hand, and for sale. —ALSO— A fresh supply of FLOUR from the u Planters . .Mills.” Apply to I JOHN CASHIN. _ t<pRIZE OFFICE# GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTEEIS S! J. W. MAURY & CO., SUCCESSORS TO J. G-. Gregory & Co. Managers. Sales close at 3 o’clock. Tuesday. Extra Class 97 —By Leesburg 56—Oct. 3, 1848. Splendid Scheme. 20,000 DOLLARS. ' $ 10,000 ! $5,000! $3.500! $2,6.50! 10 of $1,500! lOof $1000! «!kc.—Tickets $5 —Halves $2,50 —Quarters $1,25. Sales close at 3 o’clock Thursday. Extra Class 98—By S. Carolina, 40. Oct. 5, 1813, Favorite Scheme —15 drawn Ballots from 78. 16,000 DOLLARS. $5,000! $4,000! $ 1,800! 6 of $500! &c. &c Tickets $4 —Halves $2 —Quarters sl. MAMMOTH LOTTERY—CAPITAL $100,000! To be drawn Saturday, October 28, 1848. Green Pulaski, Extra Class No. 108, by Lees burg Class A.—Grand Scheme —13 drawn bal lots from 78. 100,000 DOLLARS. $40.00- ! $25,C00! $20,000! $15,000! $10,000! 2 of $5,016! 5 of $2,853! 100 of sl,ooo' 173 of $.500! Besides numerous others amounting to $1,198.- 197 !! —4’ickets $20 —Halves $10 —Quarters $5 —Eighths $2,50. All who may wish to secure chances in the above grand scheme, are requested to send theif orders early. JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent, Opposite the Masonic Hall. (UJ* Ordersfrom the country promptly attend*. to. v>ct. 1 EXECUTOR’S SALE. Pursuant to an order of the Inferior Court of Ogle thorpe county, when sitting lor Ordinary pur poses, will be sold, before the court-house d or in Lexington, on the first Tuesday in DECEM BER next, Five Negroes, Robert and Crawford, (men.) Jim Green and Henry, (boys,) belonging to the estate of Matthew Varner, Sr., late of said county de ceased ; sold for a division. Terras made known on the day of sale. Oct. I M. VARNER, Jr., Ex’r WANTED, A TWO HORSE WAGON. A FAIR PRICE will be paid for a good uTm. TWO HORSE WAGON. Enquire at this office. ts Oct. 1 NORTHERN EXCHANGE. ETIOR SALE, seve r al cer’illcates of deposits j . in Banks of New Y’ork City, in sums of SBOO and SSOO. Enquire at this office. Sept. 30 ts | -- - —... NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES IN BARRELS, of good quality, and in prime order. For sale bv Oct. 1 HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. cheese! A REGULAR SUPPLY received weekly, and lor sale hr Oct. 1 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. REMOVAL. rrillE SUBSCRIBER has removed to the j 3 Store below Mr. Thomas Davis, on Broad * street, where he will keep on hand as usual a good assortment of i GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, &C., ; which he will dispose of at pi ices that will suit his T town and country Incnds. JUST RECEIVED. I O filial I J £ n °J Bacon SIDES, for , JL family and plantation use. 1 Sept. 29 H. D. BELL. r BACON. H LBS. CLEAR BACON SIDES. tIjUUU just received in fine order. For sale low. HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. Sept. 29 SMALL HAMS. C COUNTRY CURED, sound and good, y HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. Sept. 29 c rTTHIE EXERCISES IN MRS. CHAP -l MAN S SCHOOL, will be resumed on MON DAV , Oct. 2d. 4 . Sept. 30 AfRS. SABAL WILL RESUME TILE . ifJL duties of her SCHOOL, on MONDAY, 2d } °f October. She respectfully solicits the patron age of her Old Friends and Patrons. Sept. 30 6 WANTED TO HI B. r 4 CAPABLE and able bodied GARDENER, wanted by the year. Wages payable month - ly. Enquire at this office. Sept. 30 ts 7 ■ r potash;. 4 LARGE SUPPLY, just received bv WM. H. TUTT. Sept 28 3 ODONTINE. JUST RECEIVED, a lot. of this unrivalled preparation for the teeth. Sent. 28 WM H. TUTT. WINDOW GLASS. ON HAND, 200 boxes assorted sizes. For sale, very'low, bv WM. H. TUTT. - Sept 28 - MEEN FUN. t rfIHIS EXCELLENT PREPARATION ; JL for the skin, for restoring and preserving the complexion, may be found at 1 Sept. 28 WM. H. TUTT’S. C. A. PLATT, r || AS JUST RECEIVED, at his Furniture 11 Store, a general assortment of CARPETINGS, RUGS, &C., which he is disposed to sell very low. 526 f NEW LOTTERY OFFICE, ONE DOOR ABOVE P. McGRAN’S CORNER GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, Sales close at 6 P. M. This Day. Grand ( onsolidated Lottery, of Delaware and Georgia. Extra Class 40, to be drawn in Wii mington. Del. od of October—73 Numbers—l 3 Drawn Ballots—-Capital Prize 20,000 DOLLARS! 1 ot £6,000! 1 cf £4,0001 20 of £I,OOOI 20 of £500! N:c., lickets £■> —Scares in proportion. Sales close Wednesday, at 3 P. M. ; Georgia State Lottery, for the uenefit of the An ' 1 gustn I idependent Fire Company, Class No. 00, to be drawn in this city, at the United States 1 Hotel, under the snperiii tendance of Managers, on Wednesday, hh of October, at 4 P. 31.—72 Numbers—l 2 Drawn Ballots. Highest Pj ize 4,000 DOLLARS! 1 of % 1,000! 1 of £ 400! 1 of £250; &.C., &c —Tick et? £l—Halves 50c—Quarters 25c.—A Pack age ol Quarters £6, warranted to draw back £3. Apply to a. LAFITTE, Agent. Oct. 3 TO THE PUBLIC. j \ r Dl CAN HAVE your Coats and Pants re- JL novated on good terms, all grease and spots completely abstracted, and new face put fin the garment at HOME AND INDUSTRY' STORE. AUGrU3TA PBMALB SEMINAR Y. MRS. JAMES Al> A M respectfully in forms her friends and the public, that her l SCHOOL, for a limited number of Young Ladies, will be re opened on Monday next, October 2d, at her residence near the Lower Market. Sept. 27 d 1 w female institute. REV • 3IR. HARD designs to resume his duties on the hirst MONDAY in October. Sept. 26 6 NEW RICE CASKS NEW RICE of the choicesfquali- O ty, ju.-t received by JOHN 11 DOW. Sept 26 ' 3 HIRE.—A smart and intelligent BOY, A e even years of age. Enquire at this office. Sept. 15 ts VFE W 111 IDs. SHOULDERS, Tuitabk for plantation use. For sale very iow by HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. Sept. 8 ALBANY ALE. FUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of the above article, brewed expressly lor Summer use, and a very superior article. Sept. 5 ROBERT JOHNSTON, Jr. GUNS, PISTOLS, Sec The subscriber has just received a full supply of Double and Single barrelled SHOT GUNS, at ail prices CHo £6O. Also GA ME SHOT POUCHES and BAGS, PERCUSSIOa CAPS, POWDER FLASKS, POCKET PISTOLS, &e 3cc., on Broad street, the second door below J. P. Seize s corner. [LP Restocking and Repairing done in a supeiior manner. (sept29dlm) E. H. ROGERS. IIATS ! HATS TV~ /%■ THE NEWEST style of HATS, at W3l. O PRICE & CO. Sept. 29 j MUSICAL NOTICE. \J LAT ANTE, respectfully informs his • friends that his MUSIC SCHOOL com mences on Monday, 2nd October. Those wishing to avail themselves of his services will please make early application, as he will limit his number. TERMS;—Fiiteen dollars per quarter, of three months, ’payable quarter In. USE OF PIANO, One Dollar and Fifty Cents j er quarter. f3c2 Sept. 28 ! TO THE PLANTERS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA AND THE ADJOIN ING STATE. EAGLE FOU ™ Y > Augusta, Ga. Sab** [N consequence of the low price o : Cotton, we I ?.re determined to seli GIN GEER at tiie fol- j lowing rates: For 7 feet £2O 00 For feet 20 CO 8 feet 20 00 For 9 feet 22 .50 For 10 feet 2.5 00 For 12 feet 28 CO ! The above we warrant to work well, and when j not used for the Clin is capable of running a pair of Mill Stones for gi indmg Grain of all kinds. Al ways on hand, and fur sale by Sept. 22 2mos NEESON &- TILKEY. 23 DOLLARS REWARD. •gx EANAWAY from the undersigned, a 1 Vjt" negro boy, DICK, about 17 or 18 years of | age. about five feet six inches high, well i made, of medium size. He is of a very I dark complexion and a down countenance, with a sulky expression. He disappeared in March last in Washington county, and is probably harbored there. The above reward will be paid the negro, if i lodged in a safe goal, or delivered to the under i signed. GREEN H JORDAN. Milleugeville,Sept. 15,1848. sept2odtw&w $25 REWARD. ax RAN AWAY from the plantation of sSt P. J Lucius, in Greene Co , near Buck Creek P. 0., a negro boy, bright mulatto, named PETE !i, freckled face, and bushy head about 24 years old, stout built, weighing | about 180 pounds, lias a fevv small scars about his ] eyes. He is supposed to be making ids way to j South Carolina. I will give £25 t-» any person 1 ; vho will sec are and confine him in any jail so as can get him. P. J. LUCIUS. July 12 Tuscaloosa, Alabama. LIVERY ST ABLE. *fY The subscriber has o- o i JdalT pened a NEW STABLE’ j rf/Y on Cllis, near Centre st. 'CT^ < j where helwill be happy to accommodate his friends j and the public. He will keep for iiire, by the hour j or day, Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses, The following are his terms: CARRIAGES —For the first hour, £2,00; for each additional hour, £f,oo per hour. BUGGIES —For the first hour, £1 ; each ad ditional hour, 50 cents, j SADDLE* HORSES—Fifty cents for the first ■ hour, and 25 cents per hour afterwards. Those wishing to hire by the day can be ac commodated on reasonable terras. | sept 22 R- A. WATKINS 'northern horses for sale. I SEVERAL New York and ih I /vTyTNCanadian HORSES, among I i which are some fine pairs. These Horses were selected with a great deal of care in the State of New York and in Canada, and cannot fail to please persons in want of gentle, fleet and thoroughly-trained Horses. Sept 19 JOHN MOORE. ! TO RUNT. ! JEaA A HOUSE, suitable for a small Family, lifia or, Telfair street. Enquire of , Oct. 1 3 B. F. CHEW. , , TO RENT. j jsssisffl The W ooden Dwelling on Reynold j IsijSiH street,occupied by Mr. Lallerstedt, and | two Dwellings and Stores, being the lartte brick j building oppo-ite the Market, occupied by Mr. W. j U. Sturges and 31r. E. Carey. Apply to Mr. B. j Picquet, or to A. PICQUET. Sept. 19 FOR SALT . A commodious DWELLING on the San Hills,with out-houses complete Terms made jlHllLeasy. Apply at this office. April 11 ts PWwriMi awMaa——ata>—ai————— TEW AND VALUABLE MEDICAL WORK. I HIE PLANTER’S GUIDE, and Family M. B«»ok of Medicine, for the instruction an*l .'C ot Planters, I'amilies. country people, and all ithers who may be out of the reach of Physicians, or unable to procure them, by I Hume Simons, t. D.; price £1.25. Just published, and for sale at GEO A. OATES A GO'S 1 iano, i»o>k and .Music Store. Sept. 1.3 Broad street, Augusta. MOTIE CHE AP LITB I ATtIRU t URELIA I OR A YOUNG LADY’S f \ \ icissitmies a novel by Miss K. Leslie, au thor of Mrs. Washington Potts, &-c., 25 cts • \ W arning to Wives, a companion to (he Hen Peck ed Husband; by the autnor of the Marrying Man; Hie Jdt, <Scc., 25 cts.; Shandy McGuire ;or Tricks upon Travellers, being a story of the north of Ire land ; by Paul Peppergrass; part Ist, price 2octs. Just published, and for sale at GEO. A. OATES & CO.’S. Broad-st., next door to Sepf. 15 J. E. Marshall’s Drug Store. J()IUN T HIUI) GE 8, FASHIONABLE DRAPER AND TAILOR. Next Door Below the United States Hotel, AUGUSTA , GEORGIA. IS RECEIVING, and opening FALL and WIN TER GOODS of Unique Patterns, for Gen ilcmcn's Wear, to suit the taste of the most fas -1 tidious. | fi Iso, select FANCV A RTICLES and READY-M ADE GARMENTS, i which, for STYLF OF cut, mark and material, , are not to be found in the market. Military uni forms made, and Making and Trimming in tkc best manner. Sept. 27 ~ WM. O. PRICE & CO., DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 253 BROAD-ST , 4 RE RECEIVING weekly, per steamer from N. Y ork, their Fall siipoiy of CLOTHS, ; CASI3IERES, and VESTINGS to manufacture. —ALSO— READY MADE CLOTHING, made in the best manner. HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS, and every article for Gentlemen’s wear or use. Sept. 22 FOR SAVANNAH AND INTERME DIATE LANDINGS. K THE STEAM PACKET ILL COOK,Capt.Phiipot,having a thorough repair, and been fitted up for the comfortable accommodation of PASSENGERS, will receive FREIGHT on | Tuesday, and leave Augusta every Wednesday Morning, at 6 o’clock For Freight or Passage aoplv on board, or to JEFFERS & COTHRAN, Hamburger Augusta. (Ur’ Way Freight must (in all cases) be paid for ] by the shipper. Sept. 15 sasutu C ANDLSS • >/A BOXES SPERM and Adamantine CAN • DLES, of superior qualify in fine order.— Just received. HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. A u ar. 5 I A BBLS. CIDER VlNEGAß,warranted 1U pure. For sale bv i Sept. 6 HAND. WILLIAMS & CO. PR 131E Cl NCI N N ATTI BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS. For sale low bv HAND, WILLIAMS & CO j Sept. 8 TH OM ASTON LIMB. A FRESH supply, in excellent ord- r. For sale i by HAND, WILLIAMS &, CO. Sept. 6 WOOD ! WOOD ! ! ' WANTED, to purchased. 20 co ds Wood— t t 10 cords small Black Jack and 10 cords, ' large Oak and Hickory. Apply at this office, j s ept. I BACON AND LARD. AHfl BOUNDS NEW BACON. f J,OOO Pounds Leaf LARD. Just i received and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by March 21 SCRANTON A SPARK. BILVUR PLATING FLUID, jfjAOR restoring all articles of Plated Ware to T original freshness and brilliancy, and for plating an Brass and Copper—warranted genuine. I Prepared and mrsale bv ‘ J. E. MARSHALL. March 23 Next door to Oates'Music Store. t EAL.t HOPE. ‘)Hf| COILS KENTUCKY HEMP Bale I i •)*** " ROPE, of prime qualitt , lor sale low. July 26 HAND. WILi.LtMS & CO. UNDER SHIRTD AND DRAWERS f NUT THEM ON IF YOU VALUE ; HEALTH. Just received. Merino under 1 Shins and Drawers; Ipswich wool do. do.; Silk Cot ton and all other kinds, at Sept. 28 « WM. O. PRICE A CO. BAGGING OAA PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING, /I " ■•Clihon'’ and ‘‘Globe’’ brands, heavy, j wide and good; for sale low. July 26 HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. WM. O. PRICE & CO., [FASHIONABLE AND MILITARY TAIL ORS, have a fuD supply of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, and trimmings, at New York prices. Paricular attention paid to orders for Military Uni onus, Military Trimmings. &c. WM O. PRICE, WM. I’. INGRAHAM, Aug. 4 250 Broad-street, Augusta Ga;. M ACK2RBU ' IN W HOLE, half and quarter bbls. For sale low HAND, WILLIAMS & CO j Sept. 6 lARD in barrels, a good article. Justreceived i J bv HAND, WILLIAMS &, CO | Sept.'S | Off BOXES FRESH RAISINS, just re ! ceived and for sale by Sept. 6 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. HOSIERY AJSTD GLOVES. Gs ENTLE3IEN»S bestcof’d. kid GLOVES II Do. do. black do, I Super, colored Silk do. Do. do Linen Thread do. Do. do Lisle do. do. Silk. Linen and Cotton H s LF HOSE, variety of descriptions, just received by WM. O. PRICE & CO. March 12 COUNTRY AND CANAL FLOUR i i BBLS. choice new Country FLOUR ; 10 do i * Canal FLOUR, “ Hiram Smith’s.” For sale by JOHN R. DOW 7 . July 28 NEW BOOKS. THE BARONET’S DAUGHTERS,am HARK V MONK, by 31rs. Grey, authoress o i the Belle of the Family, &.c.; Brothers and Sis | ters, A Tale )f Domestic Life, by Frederik; , Bremer, authoress of Parsonage (»f Mora, the H I Family, &c. Also, a supply of 'The Hen-Pecker Husband, Harold, the Last King of the Saxons, b Bulwer. and a variety of similar works. Just rt ceived and for sale at GEO. A. OATES & CO.’S Piano, Book and 3liisic Store, Broad-street July 22 t FOR SALE. BUILDING LOTS for Summer residences situated on the north side of the Georgia K Road, between the five and six mile posts. Also, a SMALL FARM about half a mile abcv« 3lr. Lawrence’s residence. Also, the well known BAY SPRING” Place containing about 170 acres, situated on the ole I Milledgeville road, about six miles from August" A part of this land yields fiom 40 to 60 bushels o coin per acre. Also, two or three NEGROES, one of them : first rate Coal-Burner. Notes or other evidences of debt made by Gar * rett Lawrence will be taken in payment for any < the above. Apply to w. M. HIGHT, Aug. 16 fc Agent for G. Lawrence Public Sales. COLUMBIA SHERIPF’S^ | Will be sold, before the court-ho Use d..or ui*Ad nii.isr Columbia county, on the first Tuesdav in NOVEMBER next, between the usual hours of sale, One improved lot in the village of Appling, on which ri a Store House, a Law Utfice ai d a Sad dler's Shop; levied on as the proper!> ot Waiter J. Jones, deceased, to satisfy two ti. las. issued from Columbia In.erior Court, at the suit of Hens Roberts, and one at the suit cl Halter Sc Wil cox. vs. said Jones. JOHN F. SU PTON, Sheriff Sept. 29 DEKALB SHERIFF SALE. ” ill be sold before the court house door in Dec* tur, on the first Tuesday in OC I OHER next, between tbe usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit; 10 ,, ames , Norton’s lease and crop on lot of land No. UH). tn the 17th district of originally Henry, now Dekalb, by virtue °f a fi . ia . from J the 524th dis tnct, G. M., James \V. Reeves vs. said Norton. Levied on and returned to me by a constable. 209 feet by 418 leet, measuring two acres on the street that leads out towards McDonough, it being the place whereon William Moore now lives, and a part of lot of land No. 53 in the city of At lanta ; the lot joins Hughs Si Williams’ kiln; le vied on as the properly "of G.M. Lester by virtue of a li. fa. from the Superior Court of Forsyth county, Rankin, Hoggs Si Co. vs. Lester Si Leuor. Property pointed out by Lester. ALSO, 4 acies of land joining Downs Si Mitchell, it be ing a part.of lot No. 4T>, in the I4th district of origi nally Henry, now DeKalb ; levied on as the pro perty of J. R. Odell in favor of Scott. Carhart Si Co. vs. said Odell. Property pointed out by Odell. Sept. 2 A. E. JOHNSON. Dep Sheriff. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. j On the Ist Tuesday in DECEMBER next, will be sold, before the court-house door in the town of W ashington, W ilkes county, the following pro pert}-, to wit: Henry, (a man,) Jordan, (a boy.) Joe, (a boy,) Sally, (a woman.) Betsey, (a woman, and two chil dren); sold as the property of Cynthia R. Holli day, deceased,and lor the benefit ot the heirs and creditors of said decused. Terms made known on the day of sale. Sept. 29 NANCY HOLLIDAY. Adm’x. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. j flu the first 1 uesday in DECEMBER next, will be sold, before the Court House door in Wash ington, W i!kes county, the lands belonging to tli»- estate of Jesse Sprattin deceased, j Said land, lying and being in Wilkes county, on | the waters of Long Creek, containing eighteen j hundred acres, more or less, adjoining lards of ! Baker Lipscomb, N. D. Armor. John H Norman, j and others; sold by the mutual consent of the !ega ! tees, and lor the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of «ale. JAMES A. SPRATTIN. Adm’r. Sept. 27 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On Tuesday, the 14th day ol NOVEMBER next, will be so.d. to the highest bidder, at the late residence of 'Thomas Wootten, deceased, The perishable properly ol said tlecea-ed. con ' sisting ot a large quantity or Corn. Fodder Wheat, Oats, Stock of Horses. Cattle. *Sbeep, Household arid Kitcnen Furniture. W agons and j Ox Carls, Plantation and Smith’s'Tools, with other | articles too tedious to mention. Sale to continue from dav today, until all is sold. I Terms made known on tiie of sale. HENRY P WOOTTEN. ) . , . J ES.SE CALLAWAY. $ A ‘ m " Sept. 27 EXECUTOR’S SALE. Will be sold, on the fir.-( Tuesday i,, T . !i‘rt next, belore the Court House door i. Le a ■ county, within the lawful saie hours,-the to.ant ing negro slaves; G nny. about 37 years old ; Mari., about 35 years old: Catharine, about 23 years old: Ihia. and j her child. ai«out 18 years old; Rain**\, ab ut l years old; Harriet, about Idyears old; >aiab. .bout II years old; Delia, about 6 years old; Lucinda, about 4 years old; Jane abo .t 4 y eats old; G»ecn, ! about 10 years old; Armstead about 8 tea-- oil; ! Gui ford, about 2 years od; sold as the propei y I of Henry Huey, late of «aid county deceased, ai l ; sold by virtue of the last wi.S and test am* ntoi said u* ceased, for the purpose of a division among the heirs. Terms made known ot. tbe day <4 aie Sept. 28 MOURNING liCJEY, fcxecuti>x ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Agreeable is an order of tbe Horn.. ..to*- the Life rinr Court of Liji.oln County, wide s>. lug f,,r j ordinary purposes, will b• soid, -»f Liner intor., before the Court House, in said county, on the first Tuesday in DECEMBER uex., A tract of [.and in said county, on the wafers of the Savannah River, containing 220 acre-. ni« re or less, bong the late residei ce at Willis Sudduth, deceased; sold for the benefit of the heir» and creditors of said deceased. ! Terms made known on the dav of sale. W. H. NGRMAN, ; . . , Sept. 20 L. r . SUDDUTH. \ Ad,n r3< ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Agreeable to an order of the Honorable the Infe rior Court of Gwinnett county, sitting for ordi nary purposes, will be sold, at Marion, before the Court House door of Tw iggs county, on the first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, Lot of land No. 22. in the 24th District, Twiggs county, containing acres, belonging to the estate of James Mann, deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. Sept. 19 LEVI LOVELESS, Adm'r. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Will be sold, on Friday, the first day of December next, at the late re-idence of Silvester F. Huff, deceased, Columbia county. The balance of the personal property belonging to the estate of said Silvester F. Huff, decase d, consisting of oi.c Sorrel Mare, Pork and Stock Hogs, Cotton, Corn, Fodder, part of the plantation Tools, &c. Tortus on day ot sale. Sept. 15 DAVID H. HOBBS, Adra’r. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in December next, before the court house dour in Appling, Columbi. county, withm the legal hours of sale, agreeable to an order of the Inferior Court, when sitting as a Court of Ordinary, One likely young Negro Woman; two hundred and fifty acres of Pine Land, more or less, on the waters of Briar Creek, in said county, adjoining lands of David Megahee and others; the above sold as the property of Silvester F. Huff deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms on day of sale. Sept. 15 DAVID 11. HOBBS, AdmT. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. By virtue of an order of the Honorable inferior Court of Sc riven county, will be sol ,on the first Tuesday in December next, before the court house door at Sylvania, Scriven county, AU the Lands belonging to the estate of John R. 1 hompson, deceased, lying and being in said county; also, at the same time and place, four Ne groes. viz ; Adam, Randal. Henry, and Eliea. be longing to said deceased. Sold for a division among the heirs. RODY THOMPSON, Adm x. Sept. 15 RUB I . THOMPSON. Ad.u’r. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Will be sold, on the 29th day ol November -next, at the late residence of Janies Harper, o 1 Lin coln county, deceased, The household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools, corn, fodder, horses and cattle, and other chattels, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. MERIWETHER HARPER. ). . , JOHN HARPER, {Admr*. Sept. 7 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On the first '1 uesday in November next. v. ill be sold, before the Court House door in Summer ville. Chattooga county, within the let a! hours of sale, agreeable to an order of the Inf* no, ‘ Court of said county when sitting for ordinary Aplnn'r lot of land No. 95, in the 13th District .f the 4th Section of originally Chero.ee. now hattoo»a county, containing «*r«ntv acres more r less, being the North part o* said lot belo ’gtag o the estate of Nancy Smith, deceased. s.p. K 11ICHARD WIU.BANKS, Mm'r.
