O’" e wc authorized to announce
A LEX AN DLR DKAis, a» a Candidate for Re
ceiver of lax Returns for Richmond county, at
the approaching election. nov 23
O’ Mr. Editor j—V on will please announce
E. C. TIN’ISLEV as a candidate for re-election to
the office of Tax Collector, Richmond county, at
the election in January. Nov. I f
O Mr. Kditor: —Vou will please announce
NEW ION W . W ALLACE as a candidate for
the office of Receiver of Tax Returns for Wilkes
county, at the election in January next.
Nov. 12
(1 rWe are authorized to announce
LSI!AM I HOMPSO.N as a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office of Receiver of Tax Returns
lor the county of Richmond, at the ensuing elec
tion in January next. Nov. 18
(O’ We are authorized to announce
ALEXANDER PHILIP, as a candidate for the
office of Receiver of Tax Returns for Richmond
county, at ihe election in January next.
Nov. I t
MARRIED,
In Wilmington,.(Del.) on the 23d nit., bv the
Rev. Mr. Wynkoop, Dr. too A. Kktchvh, of Mo
bile, to Miss Sijsxn J., daughter of Dr. Jno. Bur
ton, of Philadelphia.
Departure of the Atlantic Steamers-
From Europe. N. York. Boston.
Britannia, (Mr )... Nov. IS Dec. 13
Canada, (Br.) Nov. 2a Dec. 20
Niagara, (Br ).... Dec. 2 Dec. 27
Europa, (Br.) Dec. 1G Jan 10
America. (Br.) Dec. 30 Jan. 24
Canada, (Br.) Jan. 13 Feb. 7
<£ o m m c r c i a I.
Augrusta Market, Dec 6.
< t) l I OX.—Our market opened on Wednesday with
a good demand, and the prices quoted in our last review
were freely paid for all offered. The letters per Cam
bria, not being as favorable as the telegraphic reports, of
the Liverpool market, caused a pause on Thursday, and j
during that day, Friday and Saturday, the business trans- j
acted was limited, buyers refusing to operate unless at
a concession, which holders refused to submit to unless J
compelled by orders to sell. On Monday there was a
better fee'ing, which continued yesterday, and for the
amount offering the sales were to a fair extent, and gen
erally within the ranee of onrquotations. The receipts
of the month of November reach about 34,000 ha’es,and
the stork on hand on the Ist lust., as will be seen was
38,319 bales against 20,745 last year. The sales this
week sum up 3,341 bales, as follow.- 2 at 4j, 2 at 4j(, 38 j
at 4, {, 37 at 4j, 156 at4j, 91 at 4 13-16, 88 at 4J, 28 at
4 15-16, 392 at 5, 152 at 5 1-16, 707 at s}, 295 at 5 3-16,
4'*B at s\, 467 at 5 5-16, 245 at SJ, 55 at 5 7-16, 48 uts.\,
and 9 bales 5? cents. We continue the quotations of last
week, but would remark, that though holders, generally,
are firm at them, purchasers do not appear anxious to
operate. If any decline has been submitted to during
the week, it has been on the lower grades.
Inferior and ordinary 4i a 4J
Middlin'! 5 a—
Good Middling 5J a—
Middling fair a—
Fair ,
Good fair a—
Choice none offering.
RECEIPTS OF COTTON
From l.vt September, 1848, to latest dates received.
1848 1847.
Savannah, Nov. 99 75,167....... 19,f>43
Charleston. Nov. 30 120,855.......37,744
Mobile, Nov. 24 63,917 41,094
New Orleans, Nov. 98 273,509 941,419
Texas, Nov. 11 4,193 4,286
Florida, Nov. 18 4,637....... 3,467
Virginia, Nov. 1 1,560 1,100
North Carolina, Nov. 18 447 28
Total 513,645 351,711
STOCK OF COTTON
Reinainiiiir on hand at the latest dates received.
Savannah, Nov. 29 23,437 7,3.58
Charleston, Nov. 30 24,057 20,706
Mobile. Nov. 94 59,581 44,094
New Orleans, Nov. 98 116,689 134,637
Texas, Nov. 11. 1,924 1,296
Florida, Nov. 18 3,631 1,810
Augusta &. Hamburg, Her. 1 38,319 20,745
Macon, Nov. 1 16,500 7,<19
Virginia, Nov. 1... 500 000
North Carolina. Nov. 18 65 80
New York, Nov. 28 41,96 83,259
Total 319,050 321,697
jyy- Our country friends will notice that our remarks,
from the head il Groceries,” are based on wholiiue
prices, and that rates are higher in every instance for
small transactions, or such us are generally embraced in
fillin'! small country orders. For instance, if we notice
the sale of 100 or 1,000 sacks of Sa't from the wharf, at
§1,50, they must not expect to purchase by the sack
from the merchant at the same price —he generally has
to pay cash or give short time paper, and it will cost him
all of ./fee cents per sack to get it from the wharf to his
store.
GROCERIES.—There has been a good demand this
week for Groceries, and the business transacted has
been to a fair extent, both with town and country’ Mer
chants. There is no scarcity of any article that we
hear of, and at the present time the stocks of our Mer
chants were never better.
SALT.—Further additions have been made this week
to the stork on band. Sales have been reported to ns
of about 10)0 sacks on wharf, at a price not made pub
lic, From stores, sack Sa't is retailing at $1,69 per sack.
BAGGING.—There continues a fair demand for this
article, and the stock is getting light. From stores Ken
tucky is sel ine at 18 ami Gunny at 20 cents.
RALE ROPE. —The stock is still light—retailing from
stores at 101 cents for Kentucky.
CORN—The demand for this article is still confined
to home wants, ",id the sales making are at 40 cents for
old, and 13 for new, without bags. Good new while, if
put on the market, would no doubt bring 45 cents. j
FLOUR.—The better brands are still scarce, and sell I
readily at 51 to 6 per bid., while common is plenty and
unsaleable.
B AGON—The supply is on the decrease, and prices
have improved this week. The sales making are in
small parcels—Sides 51 a 6, Shoulders 4* to 4s, and
Hams at 51 to 8 cents, according to quality.
LARD. —Fair supply on band, with hut a limited de- i
„iaml. The few sales making have been at to 7J !
cents.
t OFFKE. —L~rge stock on hand of all descriptions.
SPIRITS. —Market well supplied with all descrip
tions, and the sales made within the range of our quo
tations.
SUGAR. —Stock of all kinds good. VVe would refer
to quotations for prices.
EXCHANGE. —The banks have reduced their rates
for Northern Exchange, and are now selling sight checks
on New York at \ per cent prein.
FREIGHTS. —The River is nowin good boating or
der with every prospect of continuing so for the re
mainder of the season. Cotton is oftering freely for !
shipment to Savannah at 5b cents per bale. To Charles
ton not much offering—rate $1 j>er bale.
CHARLESTON, Dec. o. — Cotton. — The trans- i
actions in Cotton yesterday reached xIOOO bales, at
extremes ranging from 4jJ to fyc. Purchasers
were unable to do as well as on Saturday, particu
larly in the better qualities.
Kae. —There was a good demand lor Rice yes- I
terday, and upwards of RfH) tierces changed hands
at prices ranging from 2§ to S3J per hundred.—
The bulk of the sales from to C 3. Prices in
the lower qualities if any thing, were rather more
lull than on Saturday.
SAVANNAH, Dec. I.— Cotton. —ln the Cotton
market on Saturday prices were rather irregular,
and ive heard of some >ales at a slight decline on
previous rates. The sales of the day were 490
bales at oj as» cents. Roth buyers and sellers are
anxious to get another steamer’s accounts before
operating largely.
3 MOBILE, Nov. 30. Cotton. —The sales of to
day reach about 1530 bales, prices remaining a
t ou } esterday —market linn. Middlings to good
middlings a s'| cents.
Freights. —A bark has been taken up to-day for
80-ton at A cent.
F cchange. —There ha- been a fair demand, with
no alteration in rates.
1 NEW ORLEANS. NOW 29.— Colton. —The
week opm m! with an animated demand, and the
e »ale- on Monday reached 8500 bales. On Tuesday
morning the accounts by the Cambria, which
r steamer left on the 11th in-t.. were received
9 showing a linn market without however bringing
any advance since the sailing of the Acadia.—
I bese aih ices disappointed the expectations of
main , and the market was in consequence les- ac
tive, the sales being confined to 2600 bales. This
morning the letters by the Acadia came to hand,
w liich although confirming the advance of
brought no higher limit- for purchases. The
demand was in consequence limited, and the sales
were confined to 2300 bales without any r change
in prices, though lactors are willing sellers, but
English and Northern buyers keep out of the mar
ket. The sale- of the three day s sura up 13,500
bales, and the purchases hare been chiefly for
English account. We quote :
Inferior 1 -J;i 1 Good middling... .s|a3J
Ordinary I:|as Middling fair s§as£
1 Middling sfasJ Fair 6 aG.)
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand. Ist September, 1848.. bales. 38.038
Arrived since to date 278,479
Arrived to-day 2,518
319,033
Exported to date 197,899
Exported to-day 4,348 —202,247
Stock on hand and on shiphord not clear
ed bales. 116.80(3
1 Sugar. —The demand was fair during the first
two days and 1000 hhds. found purchasers nrinci
j pally for the \\ est. To-day the demand fell off
I and the sales were confined to 300 hhds., a decline
of Ic. having very generally been submitted to.—
j W e quote
Inferior I Fair 3jja3s|
i Common 3 a3J | Prime to Choice..! a4£
Molasses. — I’ne sales of (10 past three days em
brace 2100 bids, at the uniform price of 20 a 20) eg
j though to-day the market closed heavily at 20c
About B 0,000 £a.llon= have been sold on planta
| tion at 1G . IGAc.
/•refghix. —Cotton is shipping to Liverpool at
■ i-IGd. in Briti-h, and J5-32d. n American vessels,
j Coin has been shipped to Liv. rpool at 11-j) a 12d.
io-day an A. No. ’ British sfi. > previously load
ing has been tilled up. giving -way the consigu
j ment at 15-32 d , and a bark has been taken for
Belfast at Isd. for Corn. Coastwise freights con
tinue unchanged.
Galveston, Nov. 25, 1848.
Sept. I—Old stock on hand, bales 717
Received past week 823
Received pro viously 3.9G2
Received at other ports . 973
Total halts .6,397
KXPOUTEII.
To New Orleans 930
Ne w York 3,528
Remaining on hand and on shipboard ...2.049 ’
CHARLESTON IMPORTS—DEC. 4.
Liverpool. —Barque Narratenset —3 crates
Earthenware, to G. & tl. Cameron; Ho'J Plough
Moulds, - Husks Hardware, to W. A. J. E. Adger; I
2 leases Mdxe., to C. & E. L. Kerrison; 1 case j
Guns, to Gourdin, Matthiessen & Co ; 2 cases, 17
casks Hardware, to Mai ton. Courtenay it Co.; 1
case Cutlery, to K. Simon ton; ;>|casks Hardware,
to J. Bones; 3 casks Hardware, to Roosevelt.
Hyde i t Clark; I box Books, to Fraser *Sc Co.; 13 |
bales Bagging, to Mitchell >V, Mure; 2 casks and
6 Anvils, to VV. B. Smith; 2 boxes and 1 tin box,
to C. If Axon; 34 casks Hardware, ,5 bags Nails, ■
toStevens it Betts; 2077 sacks .Salt to Nichols it 1
1 Gibbs.
Rio.—Brig Emma Prescott—2322 bags Coffee,
to .1. Fraser >t Co.
St. Jago.— Brig Argus — 2!>h boxes and 24 hhds.
Sugar, 213 bag* Coffee, 1 4.5 bags Tobacco, 73
box* Segars, to If. T. Street it Brother.
Sipping Intelligent.
ARRIVALS FROM CHARLESTON.
Ship Ferax. llallett, Boston.
Brig Monte Christo. Young. Baltimore.
MEMOKANDA
The Brem. barque Magdalene, Kuhlman, for
Charleston , cleared at New York Ist inst.
The barque Avola, Sparrow, for Charleston,
cleared at Boston 231 h ult.
CHARLESTON, Dec o —Anivcd steam ship
Falcon, Thompson, New York; steam ship Colum
bus. Peck, Philadelphia; hark Narraganset. Des- I
tebecho, Liverpool; brigs Emma Prescott. Lee,
Rio de Janeiro; Argus, Kean, St. Jago de Cuba;
schrs. Geo. K. Prescott, Gilkey, Camden, (Me.); '
Ontario, Sabeston, St. Marys, (Ga.)
Cld. ship Sullivan, While, New York.
Went to sea, steam ship Falcon, Thompson, N.
Orleans and Havana; bark Convoy, Trescott, N.
Orleans; brigJ. A. Lancaster, Loveland, N. York.
SAV ANN All, Dec. 4.—Art. steam ship Chero
kee, Lyon, N< w York; hark Sarah Boyd, Drum
mond. Bath. (Me ); brig Mitinic, Thorndike, New
Orleans; schr. H. Wcstcott, Hand, Philadelphia;
steamers Ivanhoe, Shaw. Augusta; Chatham, Roy
) al, do.; Lamar,Cromwell, do.
, Went to sea, P»r. ship Colonist, Herron, Liver
pool; Br. ship Margaret, Rogers, do.; ships Reli
, slice, Somers, do.: Blanchard, Blanchard, N. Or
leans; bark Peter Demill, Hoey, New York; brigs
B. K. Reece, Tuzo. Jamaica; Carlton, Percy, Bos
ton; Selma, Lockman, Philadelphia: schrs. Gie
‘ cian. Gliskie. Thomaston; G. J. Jones, Look. New
> York; S. 31. Wain. Crowell, New Orleans.
Departed, steamers Chatham, Royal, Augusta;
Lamar, Cromwell. Augusta.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
W ill be sold, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY
next, at the Lower Market House, in the city of
Augusta, at the usual hours of sale,
230 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE MECHANICS’
BANK OF AVGUSTA.
Terms cash.
Ti RNER CLANTON,} Executors
WM JONES. C and J
G. \V. CRAWFORD, S Trustees.
Doc. 0
’notice^
f|HIE bus iaess heretofore conducted on the
I account, in this city, byWw. C.
Ilj KKyini.i., being closed by the late lire, he
calls on all indebted to said concern to make pay
ment to Robert Phillip, who will settle all
claims against me for said concern.
decti +3 ANTON IVEKSEN.
CAROLINA HOTEL. BROAD-ST.
A A A report has been industriously circu-
E ~3 lated that this HOTEL has been closed
.i*=l*ll .vince the death of the late Mr. A. Stew
ard. I beg leave to announce that the same is
without any foundation, and shall be happy to ac
commodate my friends, and the public generally,
and that no exertion shall he wanting on my part
to make th >r stay comfortable.
An Ominous w.,1 be a? the Rail Road and at the
different steam boat landings, provided with care
ful drivers, for their conveyance.
M. M. STEWARD.
Charleston, Dcccemherfi, 1348. 1
A TEACHER
IS WANTED to the ALL FAINTS ACAD
EMY, near Georgetown, S. C. The election
! will be held on the 31st January, and the person
elected will be required to enter upon his duties
on the Ist of March. Applicants must be qualifi
ed to prepare the pupils to enter any of our Col
i Ic.irvs-
There is a commodious Building near the Parish
| Church of All Saints, which is occupied during
the winter and spring, and also a summer Resi
dence on one of the Islands upon the coast, four
miles from tin- former. The incumbent is requir
ed to receive Boarders into his family.
Apply, if by letter post-paid. to the Trustees,
Dr. K. T. Heriot, Col. R F W r . Allston, Col. J. J.
Ward, or to the Rev. Alex. Glennie, Rector of All
Saints Parish. wsU2c dec 6
COAL. COAL.
J HMDS. Red Ash, Broken and Screened
OIF COAL, selected expressly for Parlor use,
this day landing and for sale iow 'frora the wharf,
>•> 11 F. CHEW.
, i Y regular supply of this description of COAL
I will 1 e kept constantly on hand. 15. F. C.
| Lee. 1 ts
* HUNT’S MERCHANT’S MAGAZINE.
1 filllE UNDERSIGNED is the only authorized
1 l_ local Agent for HUNT'S MERCHANT’S
I MAGAZINE. Persons indebted to this Periodi
' ' cal. can make payment to me
- j Dee. - A. G. WILLIS.
FRUIT PIES, &c.
; riIHE SUBSCRIBER ack nowlcdging past j
, j JL labors to itis Iriends, and the public •Gene
rally, has now engaged a PASTRY' COOK from
. i Charleston, to make the above articles, in ail its
i j various branches, viz
APPLE, MINCE, CRANBERRY. PEACH, CO
COA NUT PIES. Ac.,
i Likewise the different CUSTARD*.
Hotel and Boarding- House keepers would do
well to call and see for themselves, as he can make
a good and wholesome article, cheaper than can
be got in this city.
—ALSO—
CAKES of every description.
11. M. McGOLRICK.
Baker, at the Old Stand of Mr. L. Lto.x
Dec. 5 1 w
GARDENER WANTED.
I EMPLOYMENT by the year will be given to
.J an industrious and capable man, to take
charge of a vegetable Garden. Enquire at this
office. ts Dec. 5
WANTED TO HI E
AN intelligent HOI. SE BOY, to wait on a small
family. One about II or 15 years of age
w-ould be prefered. Enquire at this office.
Dec. 5 ts
VAT ANTED.—A WOMAN (without children)
v v to do House work fora small Family. Ap
ply at this office. Nov. 15
RISLEY’S SARSAPARILLA.
rillHS is a compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla,
JL carefully prepared from ingredients that are
recommended by medical men as the most certain
for the cure of Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula.
Eruptions on the Skin, and all diseases ari>- j
mg from an impure state of the blood, the impro
per use of Mercuay, Ac,
Numerous certificates could be given of its cf- (
licacy in curing what other preparations, bearing
the name of Sarsaparilla, arc recommended to do; i
but Risley’s Sarsaparilla has been in use sufficient- ■
ly long enough to establish its superiority over all ■
others —-and as it is made as it should be, accord
j ing to a formula approved by the medical faculty, j
we would only refer to them and to the number ot
sufferers, of some of the worst «11=> that itesti is
i heir to who have been restored to health and the
enjoyment of life, by its use. in large bottles,
price $1 a bottle —G bottles for £5. A liberal dis
count made to dealers. Sold wholesale and retail,
by HAVILAND, RISLEV A CO.
Dec. 5 Amos
DEWBx S r CARMINIATIVE ;
OR, COLIC DROPS FOR INFANTS.
riMIIS IS A PERFECTLY safe and never
X failing remedy for that distressing Colic so ;
j common to infants. It relieves flatulency and pain
immediately, procures refreshing sleep, and acts j
gently on the bowels. Price 25 cents. Sold whole
sale and retail, by (
HAVILAND, RISLEV A CO.
Dec. 5 Amos
DISSECTING AND OTHER SURGI- I
CA L INSTRUMENTS.
ITIOR SALE, low tor Cush, by
1 WM. HAINES, Druggist,
n!7 232 Broad-st., opposite the R. R. Bank.
JOHN BRIDGES,
F ASIII O N A B L E D R A PER A N D
TAILOR.
Next Door Below the United States Hotel,
A UGUSTA , GEORGIA .
IS RECEIVING, and opening FALL and WIN- |
TER GOODS of Unique Patterns, for Gen
. tlemen’s Wear, to suit the taste of the most fas
tidious.
Also, select FANCY ARTICLES and
R E A D V - M A 1) E G A R M E N T S ,
which,for stvi.e ok cut, make and material,
are not to be found in the market. Military uni
-1 forms made, and Making and Trimming in the
best manner. Sept. 27
I
TO THE PUBLIC,
rI VIIE SUBSCRIBER has removed from bis
j Jl old stand, opposite the United States Hotel.
: to the Store formerly occupied by 1). Hodge, next
to Hoadley’s Carriage Repository, where he has
opened a large stock of CLOTHS, CASSI
- and VESTINGS, which are the best
| that can be bought, and will be made to measure
in a style not to be surpassed by any establish
ment in the Southern country.
A LSO—
For sale, SHI RTS of all kinds, STOCKS. CK A
- IS, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS. GLOVES,
HOSIERY', Ac. And a large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING, which for cut, finish and
. material, cannot be equalled.
Oct.lt J. A. VAN WINKLE.
AGE N C Y
INDIA RUBBER FABRICS,
No. K KOAD-ST.
| FIIHE SUBSCRIBER having just returned
X from New York, is offering at very low pri
ces, a full and complete assortment of
EMPIRE METALLIC FABRICS,
Consisting of the following articles, viz .
Sack Coats., Gloves and Mittens.
Reefing Jackets, Bathing Caps and Mats.
Pea Coats, Leggins,
Cloaks, Travelling Bags,
Capes, Air Cushions A Pillows,
Money Belts, Door Springs,
Suspenders and Elastics, Cairiage Cloth.
Caps,
Nov. 5 H. D. NEWKIRK
| NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
AUGUSTA, GA.
riAHE SUBSCRIBER having leased the
X Store No. 24G, Broad street, three doors be
low the United States Hotel, is now receiving a
lull and complete assortment of cheap and fashion
able
CLOTHS, CA SIM EKES and VESTINGS,
and tenders to his friends and patrons his proses
sional services and solicits a share of their patro
nage.
Making and Trimming made up in the latest and
most fashionable style.
Nov. 5 ' H. D. NEWKIRK, j
CLOTHS. CASIMERES AND VEST
INGS, AT NEW YORK PRICES,
BV THE PIECE OR PATTERN, or man
ufactured into Clothing in the most faihion- I
able style and workmanship, as low in price, as at
the North.
P. S.—All kinds of TAILORS TRIMMINGS,
SQUARES, SHEARS, POINTS, MEASURES,
Ac., Ac. WM. O. PRICE A CO.,
Oct. 27 No. 258 Broad street.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
V CHOICE lot of Double Barrel Shot GUNS
London made, together with a supply of ;
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, Patent Wad
ding, Elys patent Cartridges, and Gunning Appa- 1
rains in general, just received and will be sold low. 1
Also, Allen andThurbur’s Revolving PISTOLS; I
six barrels. Self-Cocking Pocket Pis'ols, English
Belt Pistols, Walker’s Percussion Caps.
CLARK. RACKET!’ A CO.
i Oct. 6 ts
VELVET TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS,
3 PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETS.
C. A. PLATT
HAS RECEIVED a new and fashionable
assortment of TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
3 PLY and INGRAIN CARPETS at greatly re
duced prices.
CHENILLE and TUFTED RUGS of the finest
qualitj and beautiful patterns, allot which 1 offer
, at such prices that purchasers will do well to call
. before buying elsewhere.
I ITT Carpels cut to fit the rooms free of charge.
Oct. 17
“PRIZE OFFICE.
GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERIES!
J, W. M AURY A, CO.. SUCCESSORS TO
J- CL Gregory & Co. Managers.
r?ales close at A o’clock Thursday.
Extra Class 120, by S. Carolina 40, Dec.*7, 1848—
XXOTHF.R BEAUTY.
1 I drawn Ballots from JB
DOLLARS.
55.000, 5?.000. 52,477. 5 ol I,ooo—Tickets Sl I
llavlt s 52,00— Quarters £I,OO.
Sales close at A o’clock Saturday.
Extra Class 12!—By Leesburg 7A, Dec. If, 1818, j
OKA.VI) stHK.MK.
13 drawn Ballots from 78.
35.000 DOLLARS.
515.000 ! 58,0001 5 1.000! 53.000 ! £2.620! 30 ol
51.00<31 Pickets 5I0 —Halves £5 —Quarters
$ 2.50
Sales close at A o’clock Tuesday.
Class No. 28, draws at Savannah, Dec. 12th, 1848.
PACKAGE SCHEME.
IA Drawn Ballots from 75. Capital Prize
4,000 DOLLARS!
Besides numerous other prizes. 'Pickets £1 —
Shares in proportion.
Risk on a package of 25 Whole Tickets. .£l3 95
25 Half do .. 697
25 Quarter do .. A4B
JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent,
Opposite the Masonic Hall.
O" Ordersfrom the country promptly attended
to. dec G
ALE. CIDER AND LIQUORS.
I i W | BBLS. superior ALE.
X VMJ 7.) do Chanipaignc and Neward CIDER,
5 pipes Swan GIN,
5 half pipes ‘Sazerac” BRANDY,
A fi “ “Otard, DupnyACo.” BRANDY,
10 half, qr and eight pipes “A. Seignett’’ do.
10 octaves MADEIRA,
10 casks Plot. Sherry, Madeira, Lisbon, Sicily
Madeira and Sicily WINE.
Lately rcc- ived and offered for sale at reasona
ble prices. ROBERT JOHNSTON, Jr.,
I Y endue Range, near East Bay . Charleston, S. C.
nov 15
FOR SALE,
V MULATTO MAN, about 22 years of
age ; an excellent Cook and House Servant.
Sold for no fault. Enquire at this office.
Oct. 21 ts
CAMPHINEI CAMPEINE 1
OF THE BEST QUALITY', constantly
on hand, and for sale, at 75 cents per gallon,
by ' WM. 11. TUT!’.
Nov. 29
SCOTCH WHISKY.
ONE PUNCHEON very superior SCOTCH
WHISKY', (Ardabg’s Islay.) just received,
and foi sale by W. A J. NELSON.
Nov. 28 +G
NOTICE,
DU. TOMLINSON FORT, has now in press,
a medical work to be entitled, FORT’S
FAMILY PRACTICE; which will be printed,
neatly bound, and offered to the public, with the
least practicable delay.
Milledgeville, August 15,1848. Nov. 1G
WORTHY OF NOTICE.
■3ERSONS about purchasing DRY' GOODS,
X would do well to call at COSGROVE’S, be- j
fore buying elsewhere. He is selling at very low
prices and lias a large and desirable slock of
fashionable goods. Nov. 15
FRINGES AND GIMPS.
Anew supply of fringes and
GIMPS, suitable for trimming Vesills and
Mantillas from 12 to 50 cents per yard.
COLORED SILK FRINGES*from G.[ to
per yard.
ALSO—Wide BLACK SILKS from LOO to 51- ‘
50 per yard.
MOROCCO BELTS, all kinds 10 to 25 cents
each. Just received and lor sale low by
T. BRENNAN,
Nov. 2 4 opposite the Mansion House.
AUCTION GOODS!
CLOTHS, CASS I MERES, Ac.,
I> ECEIVED by the last steamer, and selling
X oft'cheap, a large lot of CLOTHS, CASSI
- SATINETS, Ac.
Blue and Black PILOT CLOTH, for Over Coats,
50 cents per yard,
Good Black BROADCLOTH, £1,75 per yard,
Do. do. BE A\ ER CLOTH, 52 per yard,
Do. Blue CLO TH, £2,25 per yard,
Superfine Blue. Black, Brown and Invisible Green
CLOTHS, from £3 to £5 per yard,
SATINETS, from 25 to 75c. per yard.
A great variety of Goods for Boys wear, for sale
at T. BRENNAN'S,
Nov. 24 Opposite the Mansion House.
FISH, FISH.
\ BBLS No. 1. 2 and 3 Mackerel.
f fc so hall and quarter bbs do.
bits No. I Mackerel and Salmon,
2000 lbs first r«to Codfish. For sale bv
«ov 7 JOHN R. DOW.
NEW DRY GOODS!
From 15 to Pei Cent Less than Last
Years’ Prices.
fIIHE UNDERSIGNED has received his
X supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH AKt
Figured, Watered and Plain Rlack SILKS,
Black ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES,
Colored ALPACAS, Plain and Satin Striped,
French CASH MERES and English MERINOS,
50 pieces MUSLIN DkLAINS, 12A to 25 cents,
.40 do. Cashmeres, 25 to 50 cents,
100 do. Scotch and French Ginghams, 12A to 31
cents,
500 pieces Prints, from 4 to 1 IK cents per yard,
• 10 bales Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, 1 to 10 cts i
Fringes, Gimps and Buttons,
Bleached Shirting, Ac., 5 to 12A cents,
Irish Linens and Table Damasks,
Needle Worked Collars and Chemisetts,
Irish Linen and Thread Edgings,
Linen Cambric Hankerchiefs, G j to cents,
Hossery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace,Ac,, Ac.,
Clothes, Cassimercs, Tweeds, and Erminetts,
Satinets, Kentucky Jean and Kerseys,
Negro Blankets and fine Kerseys,
A few cases of Hats and Shoes.
N. B.—Prints and Domestics, 20 per cent, less !
I than last year’ prices.
New Goods received weekly bv the steamer. I
!’. Brennan,
Oct. 15 Opposite the Mansion House.
CAP AND LETTER PAPER.
fflllE subscribers have just received a large as
j X sortment of LE TTER and CAP, both laid
and wove, of the best English and American man
i ufacture. Also, a very superior quality of laid
j Cap. made by Mouier. expressly for Lawyers’ use.
A small quantity ofTtyior Letter Paper. A gen- 1
eral assortment of Stationery always on hand,
which will be sold low by the large or small quan
tity, at GEO. A. OATES A CO.’S,
1 ilec 1 Bread-street.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
| EALLI) PROPOSALS will be received
43 at this office, until the first TUESDAY in De
j ceiuber next, for building a STONE JAIL.
Those wishing to bid for said contract can call
at this office and examine specifications and plan
of said building, and also for information in rela
tion to the payment. A c.
Bv order of the Inferior Court of DeKalb coun
ty. ' Nov. 10 ALEX. JOHNSON. Clerk.
OWEN MUNSON, M. D.,
SURGEON DENTIST,
OFFICE NO, 18, Mansion House,
Nov. 17 Augusta, Georgia.
17HVE BALES 4-4 BROWN HOME
SPUN, just leceived, and for sale at the
cheap store ol JAMES A. GRAY,
Nov. 29 298 Broad street.
SPERM CANDLES.
OF' Prime quality, for sale low.
bot. 7 HAND, WILLIAMS A CO
f NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.
ONE DOOR ABOVE P. McGRAN’S CORNER f
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERIES,
lor the Denelit of the Augusta. Inde
pendent Fire Company*
! he following are the Drawn Numbers in Bel- j
Air Lottery. Class 1.
45 21 53 65 13 19 59 *4 GO 24 4
Holders of I rizes w r ill please call for the cash, '
j ?r,r" ex ? *. n the fo,l °wing Lottery which draws
10-DAY in this city.
i Georgia State Lottery Class 98. lo he drawn in j
THIS CITY', at the United States Hotel, I
THIS DAY', at 4p. in. Sales close at 3. 78
Numbers. 13 drawn Ballots. Risk on Package of
Quarters, £3,75.
4,647 DOLLARS!
5 of £SOO. 20 of 5100,20 of 575, 20 of £SO, 20
£40,2000f §3O, Ac. Ac. tickets £l shares
in proportion.
Apply in time to A. LAFITTE. Agent,
dec "
NEW CHEAP
DRY GOODS’ STORE 1
JAMES A. GRAY' would most respectfully j
call the attention of the citizens ot Augusta, *
and public generally, to his
NEW AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
of cheap. Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,which he j
is now opening, and will continue to receive week
ly, in the Store No. formerly occupied by
Mr. T. C. Bridges, (next door above .Mrs. Latilte’s
cheap Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods’ Store,) j
where ne intends selling very chkah kok cash,
in order to establish his name in this city.
The following are a list of some of the articles ;
500 pieces CALICO, warranted fast colors, G.Jc.
500 do. CALICO, beautiful patterns,B cents.
300 pieces Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cents, *
100 pieces CALICO, full yard wide, for 10 cts..
500 do. FURN ITURE CHINTZ, from Bto
cents,
25 pieces Superior Silk Warp BTk ALPACA, :
from 18;| to £1,25,
25 pieces Superior Silk Warp Mode Colored
ALPACA, from 25 to 50 cents,
10 pieces Beautiful Mode Col’d PAKEMET
TAS, 37A to 50 cents,
100 pcs. French, English and German, CASH
MERES and MUSLIN D’LAINES, from
T 24 to 37£ cents,
45 pcs. most Superior BTk SILK, all widths,
very low for MANTILLAS,
25 pcs. New Pattern GIMPS cheap, for trim
ming them.
50 pcs. Scotch, Earlston and French GING
HAMS, from 12 to 25 cents,
2 cases 10,11, 12 and 14-4 MARSEILLES
QUILTS, from 2.50 to <14.50.
500 French CASHMERE, BROCHE I DAY
ami Opera SHAWLS,
200 very large size Blanket SHAWLS, cheap, j
200 pcs. of heavy Dark KERSEY , fiom 10 to
15 cents,
25 pcs. of the most Superior KERSEY', made
at 25 cents net,
5 bales of Augusta 4-4 BROWN HOME
SPUN, at Gj cents,
4 cases Superior LONG CLOTH, from G 4 to 1
10 cents.
Blankets, Flannels. Cloths, Casimeres, Vestings, i
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Satinets. Irish Linens, )
Linen Damasks. Barnslv Linen Sheetings, and a
great variety of other cheap articles, too tedious
to mention in an advertisement—to be found at the
One Price Cheap Cash Store.
Nov. 7
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED, and for sale, still cheaper
than those that have caused such great at- f
traction. A beautiful lot of A Ll*-WOOL FRENCH
CASHMERES, and MUSLIN D L VINES, very \
pretty patterns, Plaid Raw SILK, and ALPACA,
ch >ice colors, Black, Brown Mode and Nazarene
Blue A LPACAS,Ascutney 12-4 Bleach’d SHEET- f
ING, more pretty Dark CA LICOES furtive, per
yard. 'To be louml at tbc ONE PRICE CHEAP
CASH STORE of JAMES A. GRAY.
No. 298 Broud-st., next above Mrs. Lafitte's
Nov. 19 Mill inery Establishment. >
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, &cT t
Bonnet ribbons, to 25 cents per
yard.
White and Colored Tarlton MUSLINS, 2 yards f
wide. I
Black and Colored CRAPES.
A ITT IFICIA L FLOW E RS.
FRINGES, GIMPS, and BUTTONS.
TWIST (for Bags) all colors.
Bag CLASPS. 25 cents each.
Fine Brown open worked cents. .
Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS, G.jcVs each. /
THREAD LACE, from 6j to 31 cents.
Just received and for sale bv
T. BRENNAN,
Oct. 19 opposite the Mansion House. !
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS * |
174 SITES, POLKA COATS. PARIS MANi- !
* TIL LAS, SACK MAN! ILLE ITS.
Rich Figured and Striped CASHMERES,
Black Italian Silk for MANTILLAS,
Small Figured All-W'ool D’LAINES,
“ “• Cheap D’LAINES,
Ladies Merino VESTS,
Heavy Wool Long SHAWLS,
Striped and Figured ALPACAS,(very cheap*) I
Salshury FLANNELS,for Childrens’ Dresses,, j
Black and White SILK HOSE.
Just received per steamer, and for sa e bv
Oct. 26 d*Vc DOW & ESTES.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
AUGUSTA, OCT. 16, 1845.
j 11/E HAVE LATELY RECEIVED new goods f
T ▼ of choice quality, among which are many !
desirable articles for Housekeeping, which we of- t
fer at low prices, viz .
Fine White, Gold Band and Fancy CHINA
dinner and tea set*.
Cut GLASS WARE. Decanters,Bowls. Pitch
ers, Celeries, Goblets, Wine and Cham- I
pagne Tumblers.
SILVER SPOONS and Forks and fine TA- •
BLE CUTLERY. j
WAITERS in sets,Table Mats and Brushes, j!
Plated and Britannia WARE.
CAKE BASKETS, Beefsteak Dishes, Can
dlesticks, Ac., of the best SHEFFIELD
manufacture.
AN DIRONS, Shovel and Tongs and FEND- ;
ERS.
SOLAR LAMPS with new style of Shades.
Hearth BRUSHES, Bellows, Ac., «Vc.
CLARK, RACKET!’ A CO.,
Oct. 15 dAc Watch Makers and Jewellers. j
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS”
I fpIJJE UNDERSIGNED would most re- j
I spectfully inform the citizens of Augusta, j
! and the public generally, that he is now opening, (in ,j
! the store formerly occupied by Mr T. C. Bridges,) r
j next door above Mrs. Lafitte’s Millinery Stoic, a
beautiful assortment of the
CHEAPEST FANCY, STAPLE AND 1
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
ever offered in this city, which he intends selling for
cash, cheaper than the cheapest. To commence
27th instant, at No. 298 Broad street.
0ct.27 Gm JAMES A. GRAY.
CRUSHED SUGAR.
■JVr EW Y’ORK Steam Refined, Crushed and
IN Powdered Sugar. For sale low.
nov.7 HAND, WILLIAMS A CO,
CHEESE.
OF Prime 'quality, in casks and boxes. For
sale low'.
I uov.7 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO.
CLARIFIED SUG AR.
lon BBLS CLARIFIED SUGAR—A bean-
I vFv" tiful and excellent article for family use. !
For sale low.
nov. 7 HAND. WILLIAMS A CO. !
BLANKETS! BLANKETS 1 I
AHA PAIR BLANKETS, of every description ,
\ / and quality, selling very low at
Nov. 15 " T. J. COSGROVE’S.
CANDLES, SPERM OIL. &c., &c
Ter BOXES Judd’s Pat. and Com. SPERM
O CANDLES, „
45 boxes Hull A Son’s Put. Mould CANDLES,
25 “ Adamantine CANDLES,
250 trals. her>t Winter Strained SPERM OIL,
s^o« .WHALE OIL,
« first rate LA RD OIL.
For-ale by JOHN R. DOW.
Oct, 27
Public Sale?.
DeI^LB^SHERIPF V SALE^
"catur 6 S•K. b lf°” u X C S; r 5h Hm fi 9e . T° r
i.vtmi'v county, on the first Tuesday in
JAM AKV next, within .i 11 .
the following property, to wit *° l " s
A part of Ut 2d feei front, running back 50
leet. on the south >ule ol Lot No. 1. ... square No.
.> on White lull street with the improvements
there, n, it. the city of Atlanta—levied on l. v vir
tue of a ft fa from a Justices Court of Fayette coun
ty. B F. Bonner vs \V C. Holiday—levied and re
turned to me by a constable
Also,
John Kile, Jr.'s interest, in one town Lot, No. not
known, whereon the defendant now lives, situated
on Decatur street —levied on by virtue of a rt fa
from a Justices Court ol said county —property
pointed out by plaintiff, R. \I. Duflee v> Jno. Kile.
Also,
- acres ol Land, a pan of lot No. not known,
situated on While Hall street, or road, one acre
runs up to the street, the other runs back west ot
that trout, one joins Robinson and R. Cone —levied
on as the property ol John I*. McDougal. by a fi fa
issued from the Inferior Court of DeKalb county ,
John H. Johnson vs A, McDougal. John P. Mc-
Dongal and John W . Davis, security.
__ Dec. 3 A. E. JOHNSON. D. Sh’ff.
CHATTOOGA SHERIFF SALES."
On the first Tuesday in January next, will be sold,
before the Court House door in the town of
Summerville, between the usual hours of -.ale,
the following property, viz :
One lot of land. No. 134. 13th dis ith sec.—le
vied on the property of Dorsen W'ebb. to satis
fy one li fa issued from a Justices Court of Wilkin
son county, in favor of Janies Neal vs Dorsen W ebb
and James Garret—levy made and returned to me
by a constable.
Dec. 3 GEORGE JOHNSON, Sheriff.
CHATTOOGA SHERIFF SALES.
On the first Tuesday in January next, will be sold,
before the Court House door in tiic town of
Summerville, between the usual hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
Lot of Land No. Sixteen (16) in the sth dist. and
fourth section—levied on by virtue ol a mortgage
fi fa issued from Chattooga Superior Court, in fa
vor of San uel Everett vs John Massey—properly'
pointed out in said fi fa.
Postponed Sale.
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold,
lots ol Land Nos. 175, 17b, and 185, in the 25th .list.
—sold as the property of William Humphrey, to
satisfy one mortgage fi fa issued from < hattooga
Superior Court, in favor of Wesley Shropshire—
properly pointed out in said fi fa.
Dec.'3 \VM. I. LANGSTON, D. Sh’ff.
MURRAY SHERIFF SALES.
On the first Tuesday in January next, will be sold,
before the Court House door in the town ol
Spring Place, within the usual hours o fsale, the
following prppei ty, to wit:
Lot ot Land No 113, of the Gth dist. and 3d sec
tion—levied on as the property of defendant, to
satisfy a li fa from Franklin Superior Court, James
Edmonson vs Robert T. Banks.
Also, lot of land No. 27, ot the 7th dist. and 3d
sec.—levied on as the property of defendant, to
satisfy a Justices Court fi la from Cass county,
Marsh & Briers vs Richard Morris.
Also, that part ot town lot No. 51, north of a new
fence running across said lot, in the tow no! Spring
Place —levied on to satisfy a Justices Court fi la
from Murray county, John H. O'Neal vs George
\V. Milhorn—levied on and returned to me hv a
constable. THUS. CONN ALL If, D. Sli'ff.
Dec. 3
EXECUTORS SALE.
Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY
next, at the lower market house in the city ot
Augusta, the following real and perpoual proper
ty belonging to the estate of John Fox,deceased,
to wit:
The lot and improvements on the corner of
■ Washington and Ellis-sts.. in the city of Augusta,
aow occupied by Joseph H. Stockton.
A lot on Ellis-st., next West of the above de
scribed lot, now occupied by Mr. Jones.
A lot on the South side of Broad st., between
Marbury and MrKinne-sts., extending from Broad
to Ellis-sts.. with a Dwelling House on the Ellis
st. front
\ A lot of thirty acres of Pine Land in the county
. of Richmond, about half a mile west of the Uni
ted States Arsenal lot. adjoining lands of William
Robinson and others, and designated as lot No. 6,
- in a plat of lots made by Wm. Burkbaltcr, Snr
iveyor.
A tract of Pine Land in the same county, on the
waters of Butler's Creek, enntaining six hundred
I and twenty-six (626) acres, more or les». adjoining
a tract known as •• The Little Mill Tract," and
lands of Ward, Verdery, Baker and others.
Also, the following lots or parcels of land, now o*
( formerly lying in \\ ilkinson county, viz;
Lot No. 264 in the 4th Dis.,containing acres,
| originally granted to Archibald Welch; lot No. 265
in The 4th Dist., containing 2U2£ acres, originally
: granted to John Benton; lot No. 282, in the 4th
Dis., containing acres, originally granted to
Josiah Sartain; lot No. 223, in the 4th Dis., con
taining 202A acres, originally granted to James
Walker; lot” No. 2 ( J4, in the 4th District, contain
ing 202A acres, originally granted to Win. Walker;
bat No-281,in the Ist Dist., containing 202£ acres,
originally granted to Benj- Andrew.
| Two tracts of land \p each other, (and
■u» be sold as one) lying in the county,of Washing
ton, to wit:
I <Jwe tract containing five hundred and twenty
( (520) acres, more or less, originally granted 17th of
! Oct. 1798, to Lewis Clark, by him conveyed to
1 Jos. Hutchin.son.2d Dec., 1800' and by him to .the
i said John Fox .on tV J ill. July, 1802. The other
containing one hundred <(.100) acres, more or le>»,
I.criminally granted to Jame# Hutchinson, and by
(ilx'iu conveyed to John Fox, 25|,h July, 1808.
Also,lot N.0251,0n the 21st District of .Muscogee
j .county, containing 202A acres, draw'# by' a, ‘d
1 granted to the said John Fox.
| AW, a tract oj land containing five handled
i i(500) acres, more or less, granted 4th Oct. 1774
! to. John Fc*:. (the elder) as lying in the ‘ Parish ot
.St. Andrew.-jn the province of Georgia,'" now in
I Mclntosh .county - , in this State, conveyed b_v the
, jgrantee loathe said John Fox.
‘ Also a troct of laiuixontaining four hundred (400)
j axvres, more or less, granted on the same day to
|ruo same person, aslyingjy the Parish of St. Phi
| ilip, now in Bryan county in this .test ate, conveyed
ihy.grantee to the t >aid John Fox,
/iW. sixty Shares ami a hall of the capilul Stock
ms the Georgia Rail Road and Banking Co.inpany.
Terms «f sale made known on tne day of safe
A. PICQUET,
H. H. GUMMING,
.'Executors of John Fox, deceased.
, December 2, 18 F». td
j JL YORK AND SAVANNAH LINE
OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
The splendid new Steadier CHE
j Capt. Thojus ,(Dt.-
< ■*SHSSRE!sSf of the W in. Seabrook.) will l,t a*
j Savannah Jor New York, on WEDNESDAY, tW
i Hth October, and on every alternate Wednesday
i thereafter. This ship is 1,250 tons burthen, bu.lt
t expressly f.Hijhis trade, in the most substantial
nia nuer, and *f>‘h every regard to safety, comfort
and speed.
The second jfeaoier of the line, she MUSCO
GEE, will soon be,hunched, and will be ready
early- in the Spring, g*, .that one will leave New'
\ ork .and Savannah every fl £DM)>SDAI. Jhe
facilities and advantages offere.J by this line to the
: travelling public of Georgia, TYiMiAsp.ee. Alabama,
| and Florida, it is to be hoped wdf b£ Vic.J q.hd fluly
| appreciated.
[{J Persons intending to take p.lsaage in th-.-
| line, are assured that the Central Kail Road Corn
i panv. will, whenever necessary, run a special train
I to suit the arrival and departure of the steamers
i For Freight or Passage, apply to
j PA DEL FOR I) Jk. FAY, Savannah or
SAM E. L. MITCHEL, 194 Front street,
Oct. 6 _____ New York.
I FOR SAVANNAH AND INTERME
DIATE LANDINGS
u THE steam packet
11. L COOK, Capt. Philpot, having
j 'indergone a thorough ie,»<«ir. and
I been fitted up for the comfortable accommodation
! of PASSENGERS, will receive FRKriiilT on
Tuesday, and leave Augusta every Wednesday
Monuiicr, at 6 o’clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on boa.o. or to
JEFFERS iV CO J DRAIN,
Hamburg ui Angnst
[H/ 5 Way Freight must (in all cases) ba paid tor
by the shipper
Sept. 15 sasutu
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