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About Daily constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 1846-1851 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1848)
r*' mil ■III— ■■■in"nww Mr. Editor: < *«j will pit ae announce F M STRIHUNIi as a candidate tor re-election to the office ul Tax Collector tor Wilke* county, at the elect ion in January next. dec 1.1 O' i YVe ar«- authorized to announce GIDEON B. HI I NCI I as a candidate for Tax Re ceiver ol W like-, county, at the election in Junu ary next dee 6 ftJ’YYe art* authorized to announce ELISHA PKKUI .MAN a.-, a candidate tor lax t ollector tor Richmond county, at the ensuing election. Nov. 29 (LF Mr. EditorY on will please announce I HO.-s. .1 HAM ME I I’, as a candidate for the of fice ol Receiver of Tax Return# tor Warren county, at (he election in January next. Nov. 29 FT W c are authorized to aunounee ALEXANDER PHILIP, ms a candidate for the office of Receiver ol Tax Returns for Richmond county, at the election in January next. Nov. 14 O 3 We are authorized to announce ALEXANDER DEAS, as a Candidate for Re ceiver ol Tax Returns for Richmond county, at the approaching election. nor 23 (TF-Mr. Editor S —Yon will plea-e announce L. C. 'I INSLEY as a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector, Richmond county, at the election in January. Nov. 14 O’ Mr. Editor :~Y ou will please announce ' NEW ION W, WALLACE as a candidate for the office ol Receiver ol 'l av Returns for W'dkes county, at the election in Januarv next. Nov 12 MARRIED On Wednesday evening, the 20th inst., at W asli ingtoii W’dkes county, by the Rev.J. J. Robert, Rev James I* Hovel of Charleston, S. C., to Miss Ei iz a bet h L., eldest daughter of Dr. F. Ficklen ol VVashington. lull ■— —-■ DIED. In Washington, Ga , on the 17th uit., in the full hope of a blessed immortality through the merits ot the Lord Jesus Christ, Airs. Nancy F. Cleve land, wife of .Mr A. A. Cleveland, in the 41st year of her age. € o m iii t r c ia i. MONTGOMERY, I :i —Cotton -Tile mar ket since our last weekly statement has become somewhat depressed with a downward tendency. This is owing to the late steamer’s news, which shows a decline, although the weekly sales in Liv erpool are above the usual average.. We quote sales at 4 a 5, principal sales at 4|c. Total receipts with .Sept stock 35,195 Total shipments 19,725 Stock on hand 15,470 Week's receipt.# 3,462 “ shipments 2,250 SAVANNAH Dec Yesterday I the sales amounted to 1765 hales without any ma terial change in prices. Extremes sto 6 cents. MOBILE, Dec. 18, p. m— Cotton. —There was a | brisk demand on Saturday, and the sales were about 1500 bales. To-day some 3000 bales were sold at firm rates. Freights. —Nothing transpired Dec 23.—Cotton —There was I a good demand for this article yesterday, which, however was confined principally to the better grade# The sales reached 2200 bales,at full prices, ihe transactions comprise 23 bales at 5)1; 506 at 143 at sfj 406 at ss; 46 at s|; 42 at 5 13-16; 155 at bales at cents Rice. —There was a good deal of activity in this article yesterday, and fully 1000 tierces were sold. Prices ranged from 2£ to $3 per hundred. Slipping intelligence. ARRIVAL FROM SAVANNAH. Brig Augusta, Stone, New York. ARRIVAL FROM CHARLESTON. Schr. Stranger, Toby, Wilmington, (N. C.) MEMORANDA. The schr. Aladdin, , for Charleston, cleared at Edgartown, 15th inst. CHARLESTON, Dec 23—Arrived Br hark Leonard Dobbin. Hodgkins. Liverpool. Cld. ships Camden, Sherwood, N, York; Catha rine, Herbest, do. W ent to sea, Sp polacre Mensagera, Ventosa, j i Barcelona; Hr schr. Victoria, Fisher, A bacon; | . schrs. Athalia, Purnell, N. York; Advance, Lord, j < Baltimore, SAVANNAH, Dec. 23.—Arr. brig Gallio, New j . York. Below, Br. bark Pearl,from New York. Georgia, wiiice* cowiy.—whe re as , ; LEWIS D SH ERRAR applies for Letters, of Administration on the estate of ANN SHF.R RAR, late of said county, deceased. 1 These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors, of said de- , ceased, to be and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, and show cause, if any they’have, why letters should not he granted. Given under my hand at office in Washington, dec 24 G. G. NORMAN, Clerk. NEW MACKEREL. IN WHOLE half and quarter bbls. For sale by HAND, WILLIAMS &r CO. j dec. 23 NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, IfEW CROP, and in excellent order. For ll sale by HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. dec. 2.3 j I ARIL —ln barrels. For sale by j HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. j dec. 23 | BULK SALT. For sale bv HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. dec. 23 CHEESE, IN CASKS AND BOXES.— Foi sale by dec 22 HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. CHEAP FOR CASH onn QUARTS RED AND WHITE OVIU ONION SETTS, at only 10 and 12$ cents per quart. WM. HAINES. j dec 23 2 j DISSOLUTION. The firm of TURPIN A BARNES was dis solved on the 15th instant, by mutual con sent. Win. E. Barnes is duly authorised to attend to.the unsettled business ol the concern. All per sons indebted to them wdl please call and settle with him, and those having claims will present ! them accordingly. J F TURPIN WM E BARNES. I Dec. 21 3t cl NOTICE. ri’sHE SUBSCRIBER continues the DRY I GOODS BUSINESS at the Old Stand ot TURPIN A BARNES.and will he thankful for the patronage of the friends and customers of the late firm. J F. TURPIN dec.2I |3c2 THOMASTON LIME. Fresh and in fine order. For sale by HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. dec 22 NOTICE. DR. 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, Auguet 15,1848, Nov. 16 GRAND MUSEUM OF WAX ST ATT ARY, fI H> BE OPENED at the Eagle A Phteuix I. Hotel, MONDAY, Dec. 2f>lh, consisting of life-like St at lies ot KING SOLOMON’S JUDGMENT! A Magnificent Scriptural Group of SIX DIS TINCT FIGI KKS! Illustrating tin* passage ot Script urt —I Kings, iii. 16. “And the King said, divide tbe living child, and give hall to the one, and half to (he other ” QUEEN VICTORIA ! N it ER REG A L HO BES, YVith a lae similie of her Coronation Crown, co pied hi a distinguished artist of England, from the original, among the Regalia in the 'Power ol Lou don PRINCE ALBERT, The Royal Consort, in beautiful and correct cos tume . The Beaulful Statue, size of Life, ol MARIA A. BICKFORD. Who was murdered in Boston, Oct 27, 1845, which is a warning to the world. ALSO, ALBERT J. TfRRELL. Supposed to be the Murderer ! Admission 2.) cents ; Children and Servants, half price. Schools, when accompanied by their'Teach ers, admitted at a liberal discount. Clergymen free. Open from 10 o’clock. A M., unti!9P. M. O’ Good Music in attendance, dec. 23 2F FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALI ffITORMA. Tbe Ship OTHELLO, 270 tons burthen, coppered and copper fastened, a safe and comfortable vessel, and remarkably fast sailer, will be despatched for the Gold Region about the 20th ol January, provided a sufficient number of pas sengers can be obtained. The price of passage is fixed at S2OO, lor which everthing possible for comfort in store and outfits will be supplied. She will be commanded by a man of experience, and strict regard will he hud to ensure a sale anJ expe ditious voyage. For further information or Pas sage, apply to R H. Tl CK.ER, Jr.,6 Boyce A Co’-*, whf. Charleston, dec. 22 4 dec. 23 DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTHER BHIP. rimE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex I isting between BOATWRIGHT A RIVES, for the manufacture of Cotton Gins, was THIS DA V dissolved by mutual consent; those to whom i they are indebted, will render their accounts to H P. Rives ; and alt indebted to them, will pic* awe j make payment tu the same, lie being duly au thorized to settle. dec. 23 J. S. BOATWRIGHT. (UP The under igned will continue the business on his own account, and will give prompt attention to all work entrusted to him dec 23 e3 11. P HIVES. WISTAR3 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. More Home Testimony. NO 48 UNION STREET, > Boston, April 18, 1848 y 1I R. SETH W. FOWLE : —Sir —A sense IT 1 ol gratitude to you, and of duty to the pub lic, prompts me to make the following statement, which, if of any service to you, is entirely- at your disposal. It may- have the effect to induce some other sufferers to make a trial of your invaluable medicine, which 1 can truly say, has literally snatched me from the grave to which 1 was fast hastening. Last July I was attacked by a sudden cold, which resulted in a very severe cough, with violent pains in the side and chest. From that time 1 began to waste away, notwithstanding 1 was under the treatment of skilful physicians. They prescribed forme in vain. 1 became so much re duced that my friends frankly told me that 1 must die, and that I was liable to do -o at any* hour. At this crisis I heard of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, byway of a neighbor, whose life had been saved by it, and immediately sent for a bottle The effect produced was indeed wonderful My physician, one of the most respectable in Boston, who had previously told me that acme was hope less, came in, and I informed him what 1 had ta ken, and told him the good effects 1 had expeii enced. He examine 1 the Balsam, and told me to continue the use of it ; since which time 1 have continued to improve daily : and the same physi cian who had given me up entirely, told me a few days since, that J might yet live many years 1 feel that I am now recovered, and gaining strength everyday. MARY’ ROWE. We can cheerfully testify to the truth of the above statement, Mrs. Rowe having been an in mate of our family for some months past. WILLIAM BENNETT, MARTHA BENNETT. None genuine, unless signed i ll'JTl’3 on the wrapper. For sale in Augusta, wholesale and retail, by HAVJLAND. KUS LEV A CO, WM HAINES, and also by THOS. BARRETT A CO., and Deal ers in Medicines generally in Augusta. dec. 23 fc — BRITISH PERIODIC AI, LITERA TURE. KK PUBLICATION OF THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. THE EDINGBURGH REVIEW, THE NORTH BRUTISH REVIEW, THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, and BLACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE fYAHE wide spread fame of these splendid Pe- j I nodical* renders it needless to say much in their praise. A-< literary organs, they stand far in advance of any works ol a similar stamp now published, while the political complexion ol each is marked by a dignity, candor, and forbearance, not often found in works of a p »rty character. They embrace the views ot the three great par ties in England—Tory ,Whig and Radical —•Black- wood’’ and the ”1.0111101) Quarterly” are Tory ; the “Edinburgh Review” Whig, and the “West minster Review” Radical. The “North British Review” is more of a religious character, having been originally edited by Dr. Chalmers, and now. since his death, being conducted by his son in law Dr. Hanna, associated with Sir David Brewster Its literary character is of the highest order. The “Westminster,” though reprinted under that title only, is published in England under the title of the “Foreign Quarterly and Westminster.” it being in fact a union of the two Reviews formerly publish ed and reprinted under separate titles. It has, therefore, the advantage by this combination, of uniting in one work the best features of both as heretofore issued. The above Periodicals are re-printed in New Y ork, immediately on their arrival by the British steamers, in a beautiful clear type, on fine white paper, and are faithful copies ot the originals, Blackwood’s Magazine being an exact sac-simile of the Edinburg edition. TERMS. For any one of the four Reviews.... $3,00 per an. For any two, do. 5,00 “ For any three, do. 7,00 “ ; For all four of the Reviews 8,00 “ For Blackwood’s Magazine 3,00 I For Blackwood and three Reviews.. .9,00 “ For Blackwood and the four Reviews. 10,00 “ Payments to I e made in all cases in advance. EARLY COPIES. Our late arrangement with the British publish ers ot Blackwood s Magazine, secures to us early sheets of that work, by which we are enabled to place the entire number in the hands of subscri bers before any portion of it can be reprinted in : any of the American Journals. For this and other advantages secured to our subscribers, we pay so large a consideration, that we may be compelled to raise the price of the Magazine. (FT* Something may therefore be gained by* sub scribing early. [J? Remittances and communications should be i always addressed, post-paid or franked, to the pub lishers. LEONARD SCOTT A CO., 79 Fulton Stbket, New York, Entrance in Gold-st. ; J. A. MILLEN, Agent, Augusta, Ga. dec. 23 CIDER AND WHITE WINE VINE^ GAR.—For sale by dec 22 HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. DR. ROGERS’ COMPOUND SYKUPOF LIVERWORT AND TAR, V.SAFE and certain curt* for the Consump l ion of the Lung*, Spitting of Blood. Coughs, ('olds, Asthma. Fain in the Side, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and all Pulmonary Affections. j Statement ot OIK. I.W f’O.V, late a Professor n the Eclectic Medical College, and a Physician tee// knmrn, who has uu extensive practice, in relation to the case of Miss licit, after having been given nf> to DIE with the last stages of CO.XSIMP -770 V, by a number of able PIIYSK'IA AN. Mr. A. I. Srovu.L—Sir—However reluctant 1 j have been to permit niy name to appear, attached to a certificate recommending Patent Medicines, Nostrums or C'alholicons, I nevertheless think it :uy duty, not only to nn patrons, but t«» the com munity. ami all afflicted with disease* requiting Cough Medicines, to state, that iu three particular oases of incipient CONSUMPTION, viz: Miss Belt step-daughter ol Mr John < 'ai r ol this city, a Miss Barger, sister-in-law ol Mr. \. \V under, butcher, and .Mr. 11. K. Cox one ofonrCitv Coun cil,that DK. ROGERS ( OMPOUND SV HI P of LI VER WORT and TA R operated mote LIKE a .SPECIFIC, than am remedy of a -imilar char acter in its operation that I have ever used in my practice. One of the cases above, viz. Miss Belt, appeared to be laboring under the last stage of Scrofulous Consumption, as pronounced by several PHYSICIANS who were in attendance previous to my being called to treat tbeea-e. She i> at this time in the enjoy ment of as apparent good health,and from appearance, a*, likely to die with any other disease, as any other young lady of this cilv As it respects the health of the other two eases, ail the threatening premonitory symptoms seem to have subsided from the use of a few nor n.Fs of thf. Syrup abotk. Very respectfully, &c. 'HIRAM COX, M. l>. Cincinnati, Jan. 23th, 181-7. To show the high standing of Dr. H ('ox, we i give below the statement ol the Hun. Judge lleu ry Morse, of the courts of Ohio, at Cincinnati. I am well acquainted with Dr. Hiram Cox, ol Ciucianati, Ohio, and bis practice, he having been my family physican for many yea's, and can cheerfully say that I have as much, or more con fidence in him, and his as a practising Physi cian .as any man living. henuvmor.se. I Cincinnati, Nov. Btb. 1817. Dr. Cox is also the Physician of the Hon. Judge i James Salfin, our lale city Marshal. From the wife of C IP. Matey, city Missionary and Pastor in charge oj Male y Chapel. I have been afflicted with my lungs for several years; have tried various prescriptions with but little success Last winter I was advised by a female acquaintance to try Dr. Rogers’ Compound j Syrup of Liverwort and Tar. 1 used several bottles and found great relief, and would recom -1 mend it to such as are suffering with diseased j lungs as an excellent medicine. SARAH MALE?. Cincinnati, Aug. 12. 1843 Price yi per bottle, or six bottles lor #5. SCOVIL & MEAD, No. 111, Chartres street, New Orleans, wholesale general agents for the Southern States, to whom all orders must be ad dressed. Sold wholesale and retail by HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO., J BARRETT & CO. Augusta; POND & WILCOX, Columbus, Ga.; HAVI LAND, HARR ALL & ALLEN, P. M. COHEN, Charleston, S, C. wf dec 21 HUNT'S MERCHANT’S MAGAZINE mHE new volume of this distinguished work I among business men commences January, 1849. N. 11.—1 am the only authorized agent in Geor gia for this work; no other person has any power to culleet or receipt. A. G. WILLIS. 4 SIITON TABLE SALT.—For sale by ' IV (d 22) HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. ALE, CIDER AND LIQUORS. | 1W | HItLS. superior ALE, Ivrv/ 7j do Champaigns and Neward CIDER, 5 pipes Swan GIN, 3 half pipes - ‘Sazerac” BRANDY, 3 •* “Otard, Dupny & Co.” BRANDY, 10 half, qr and eitjbt pipes "A. Seignett” do. 10 octaves MADEIRA. 40 casks Port, Sherry, Madeira, Lisbon, Sicily Madeira and Sicdv WINE. Lately received and ottered lor sale at reasona ble prices. ROBERT JOHNSTON, Jr., Vendue Range, near East Bay, Charleston,S.C. nov 15 AUGUSTA CANAL OFFICE, t Dkcembkr 19. 1848. $ PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, until the 29th instant, for the following work on the Augusta Canal To excavate and finish the whole of the earth work of the 2d Level, from the Savannah Road to Coleman’s Mills. To excavate the 3d Level, from the Savannah Road to its junction with the work already done near Marbury street. To construct a Culvert of brick, and put in stop gates at Marbury street, on the 3d Level To construct six road Bridges similar to those now crossing the Canal, including timber and stone work. To construct two Railroad Crossings of timber Any of the above work may be proposed for separately, or the whole may be included in one proposal. Plans and specification* may be seen at the office of the Commissioners. Proposals will also be received for the excava tion and other works of the overfalls from the Ist to the 2d, and from the 2d to the 3d Levels. WM PHILLIPS, Sec’y. A C. C. dec 19 ddLctd FOR SALE, \ MULATTO MAN, about 22 years of I age ; an excellent Cook and House .Servant. Sold for no fault. Enquire at this office. Oct. 21 ts GARDENER WANTED. I A MPLOYM ENT by the year will be given to i an industrious and capable man, to take charge of a vegetable Garden. Enquire at this ultice. ts Dec. 3 BUGGIE FOR SALE. A GOOD SECOND HAND DOUBLE BUGGIE, with harness complete, for sale at Allman’s Stable. dec. 8 LUCINA CORDIAL.”” OK , TH E EI./ XI R OF LOVE. fIAHISUa sovereign and speedy cure for Incip- M ient Consumption, Barrenness, Impotency, Lucorrhea or Whites, Obstruction, Difficult or Painful Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or Involuntary discharge thereof; and for general prostration of the system, whether the result ol inherent causes, or produced by irregularity, ill ness or accident. There is not a shadow of doubt that this is true, and were it not the subject of too delicate a nature hundreds would testify to the unrivalled effica cy of this Cordial as a specific for barrenness, flour albus, gleets, inegularity in the secretions, paius in the kidneys, female suppressions. Price #3 per bottle. For sale by HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO., THOMAS BARRETT &. CO., WM K KITCHEN, and WM. H TUTT, Au gusta, Ga. ' tm dec. 12 RISLEY S SARSAPARILLA. rimis is a compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, JL carefully prepared from ingredients that are recommended by medical men as the most certain lor the cure of Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the Skin, and all those diseases aris | ing from an impure state ol the blood, the impro - per use ol Mercuay, &cc. Numerous certificates could be given of its ef i ticacy in curing what other preparations, bearing j the name of Sarsaparilla, are recommended to do; j 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 ing to a formula approved by the medical faculty, we would only reler to them and to the number ol I sufferers, of some of the worst ills that flesh is heir to who hare been restored to health and the enjoyment of life, by its use. In large bottles, price £1 a bottle —6 bottles for $3. A liberal dis count made to dealers. Sold wholesale and retail, by HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO Dec. 3 3m0.« FIVITbALES 4-4 BROWN HOIIE SPUN, just icceived, and for sale at the : cheap store of JAMES A. GRAY, i Nov. 29 298jBroad street. FISH FTSH7 1 No. 1,2 and 3 Mackerel. halt and quarter bbs do. • 20 kits No. 1 Mackerel and Salmon, 2000 lbs first rate Codfish. For sale by nov 7 JOHN R. DOW. NEW LOTTERY OFFICE, ONE DOOR ABOVE P. McGHAN’S CORNER GEORGIA STATE LOTTERIES. For the Benefit of the Augusta Inde pendent Fire Company. The following are the Drawn Numbers in the Georgia Stale Lottery, Class 103. G 3 13 7 10 61 3 262 40 4 48 3f Holders of prizes will call for the cash, or please renew in the following; Georgia Stale Lottery, to be decided by the draw ing of the Bel-Air Lottery Class 4, extra, at Baltimore, on Tuesday, 26th inst. Sales close at I p. m. SEVEN PRIZES OF $1,500 EACH! 10 of #1,497;157 of #3U, Ac. Ac. Tickets#! •hares in proportion. Grand Consolidate.! Lottery, <f Delaware and Georgia. draws in Wilmington, Del., on Tues day, zfiih inst—Sales close at 3p. m. 75 Num bers 13 drawn Ballot*. Capital Prize 24,000 DOLLARS. 1 of #8.000! I u s #3.200; 1 of #3,000' 1 of #2,000* 1 of #1,000! 10 of #7.30! 10 of #300: 20 of #300! 20 ol #2oo' 20 of #loo' 100 of #B9! 100 of #3O, Ale. &c. Georgia State Lottery, Class 104, draws at A. | Latitle s office, in public, iu this city, Wcd ee*day,27th iu-t., at 4p. m. Sales close at 3. PACKAGE SCHEME. If drawn Ballots in each Package of 25 Tickets. Capital Prize 3,389 DOLLARS! 1 prize of #Boo' 1 of #400! 1 of #200! 20 of #.50! 20 of #4o' 20 of #3O! 300 of #2o,&c.i&c. 'Pick - ets #1 —Shares in proportion.—Risk on a pack age of Quarters, #3.23. Apply to A. LAFITTE, Agent. dec 24 LADIES CLOAK*., OF NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES. SNOWDEN & SHEAR ( WAVE RECEIVED THIS DAY from 1 New York, by the steam packet Northerner, au assortment ol LADIES MERINO CLOAKS, of a variety ol colors, and ol rich and splendid sty les —ALSO— An additional supply ol LADIES MOURNING CLOAKS, to all of which they respectfully invite the attention ol the Ladies. Dec. 9 tjc O y/nw MUNSON, M. D., SURGEON DENTIST, OFFICE NO. 18. Mansion House, Nov. 17 Augusta, Georgia. G, SAVANNAH, AUGUS TA A!Sl) HAMBURG. The -.tea in- packet Tl IOM AS S MET CALF, Capt. John Hoi mks, will run regularly as a packet between the above places, (and interme diate landings,) leaving Savannah every Tuesday, at 3P M , and Augusta every Saturday Morning. For Freight or Passage, apply to JAMES A. FAWNS, Savannah, or JOHN B. GUIEU, Augasta, Agents of the Steamboat Company of Ga. . Dec. 12 nTyohk and savannah line OF OCEAN STEAMERS. The splendid new’ Steamer CHE KOKEK, Capt. Thomas l.voN,(late the Wm. Seabrook,) leaves Sa vannah for New York, on WEDNESDAY, the 20lh December, 3d January, 17th January, 31st January, and on every alternate Wednesday there after 'Phis ship is 1,230 tons burthen, built ex pressly tor this trade, in the must substantial man ner and with every regard to safety, comfort and speed. •The second steamer of the line, the TENNES SEE, is launched, and will he ready early in the Spring, so that one will leave New York and Sa vannah every WEDNESDAY The facilities and ad vantages offered by this line to the travelling public of Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and Flori da. it is to be hoped, will be tried and duly appre ciated. CF’ Persons intending to take passage in this line, are assured that the Central Rail Road Com pany, will, whenever necessary, run a special train to suit the arrival and departure of the steamers. For Freight or Passage, apply to PADELFORD & FAY, Savaunah, or SAM’L. L. MITCHELL, 194 Front street, dec. 21 New York FOR SAVANNAH AND INTERME DIATE LANDINGS U THE STEAM PACKET ILL COOK, Capt. Philpot, having tsi?sbsiC3B^©undergone a thorough irpair, and been fitted up for the comfortable accommodation of PASSENGERS, will receive FRLlvulT 011 Tuesday, and leave Augusta every Wednesday Morning, at 6 o’clock. For Freight or Passage apply on boa»a. or to JEFFERS & COIHKaN, Hamburg 01 August (TF Way Freight must (in all cases) h* paid tor by the shipper. Sept. 13 sasutu NEW CHEAP DRY GOODS' STORE ! J AMES A. GRAY would most specttnilv I call the attention of the citizens of August* and public generally, to his NEW AND W ELL ASSORTED STOCK of cheap, Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,which be is now opening, and will continue to receive week ly, in the Store No. 298, formerly occupied by Mr T. C. Bridges, (next door above Mrs. Lafitte’s cheap Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods' Store,) where he intends selling very cheap fuH cash, in order to establish his name in this cit) . The following are a list of some of the articles : 300 pieces CALICO, warranted tat,! color-, ffje. 300 do. CALICO, beautiful patterns,B cents. 300 pieces Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cents, 100 pieces CALICO, full yard wide, for 10 cts., 300 do. Ff RNITIJRE C HINTZ, from Bto 12£ cents, 23 pieces Superior Silk Warp Bl’k ALPACA, from to #1.23, 23 pieces Superior Silk Warp Mode Colored ALPACA, from 23 to 30 cents, 10 pieces Beautiful Mode Col’d PAREMET TAS, to 50 cents, 100 pcs French, English and German, CASH MERES and MUSLIN D’LAINES, from to 37£ cents, 45 pcs. most Superioi Bl’k SILK, all widths, very low for MANTILLAS, 25 pcs. New Pattern GIMPS cheap, for trim ming them. 50 pcs. Scotch, Earlstnn and French GING HAMS, from 12 to 23 cents, 2 cases 10,11, 12 and 14-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS, from 2,50 to #4,50, 500 French CASHMERE, BROCHE 4 DAY, and Opera SHAWLS, 200 very large size Blanket SHAWLS, cheap, 200 pcs. of heavy Dark KERSEY, Kom 10 to 13 cents, 23 pcs, of the most Superior KERSEY, made at 23 cents net, 6 bales of Augusta 4-4 BROWN HOME SPUN, at cents, 4 cases Superior LONG CLOTH, to 10 cents. Blankets, Flannels, Cloths, Casimeres, Vestings, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Satinets. Irish Linens. Linen Damasks, Barnsly 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. VISITES, POLKA COATS, PARIS MAN TILLAS, SACK MANTILLETTS, Rich Figured and Striped CASHMERES, Black Italian Silk for MANTILLAS, Small Figured All-Wool D’LAINES, “ - Cheap D'LAINES, Ladies Merino VESTS, Heavy Wool Long SHAWLS, Striped and Figured ALPACAS (very cheap) Saisbury FLANNELS,for Childrens’ Dresses Black and White SILK HOSE. I Just received per steamer, and for ga ebv Oct. 26 d&c DOW’ & ESTES. •‘PRIZE OFFICE. GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTT ERIE S! J. W. .MAURY A CO . SUCCESSORS TO J. G. Gregory & Co. Managers Sales close at 3 o’clock Tuesday. ' Regular Class 29,draws al Savannah, Dec. 26,18f8 SPLENDID SCHEME. 14 Drawn Ballot* from 73. Capital Piize 15,280 DOLLARS! 3 of #B,OOO, 10 of #3OO, besides numerous oth ers, amounting to #202.573. 'Tickets #4,00 — Halves #2 —Quarter- *l. Sales close at 3 o’clock Thursday . Extra Clans I .’6, by S. Carolina 32, Dec. 28, 1848— spi.txfnii schjlmk. 20,000 DOLLARS. #3,000, #3,000. #2,000, # 1.838, 23 o! # I ,()(M > Tickets#;'* —Havlcs #2,.*0 —Quarters #1.23. Sales close at 3 o’clock Saturday. Extra (’lass 127 —Bv Leesburg 78, Dec. 23, 1848 LOOK AT THE PRIZES! 45,282 DOLLARS. 3of #9,000 ' 3 of #3,0001 10 of #!..»o<i' 10 ol # 1,000 ! —Besides numerous others. 'Ticket* #lO Halves #3 —Quarters #2,30. JOHN A. MILLION, Agent, Opposite the Masonic Hall. (O’ Order*from the country promptly attendee to. dec 24 TO THE AFFLICTED. Have you a cough, cold, or the consumption7 It you have, try Dr Hastings, Compound Syrup of Naphtha. 'This medicine is the discove ry of the celebrated Dr. Hastings, Senior Physi cian to the Blenheim Free Dispensary of London. Dr Hastings had his early attention drawn to the consideration of the causes of, and tlie cure for consumption, and after numerous experiments, and long years ot patient and laborious study, discov ered that Wood Naphtha ounded with other vegetable substances, was a certain and speedy cure for consumption, and all diseases ol the lungs. 'The Naphtha being of a very volatile nature, im mediately rises to the lungs, the seat of the dis ease, ami attacking it in its stronghold, destroy s all tubercles that have formed upon the lungs, and prevents the formation ol others. For coughs and colds it is an invaluable remedy, curing the most severe in an incredible short -pace of time A single bottle will prove the virtue of this remedy. In fact, a single dose will effect an almost instanta neous relief. Haatingu* Compound Syrup of Naphtha is now being 11 ed in nearly all our hospitals, and is also coming into rapid u-e among all our best physicians, lor coughs, colds, and ali diseases ot the lungs. It has been recommended in the worst state of consumption by the celebrated physician, Dr. Mott, of New York ; and Dr. Arnold, of Sa vannah, Geo., writing to the agent at New York, under date of Jan. 30th, 1848, says: —•“ I received the hall dozen Hastings’ Naphtha Syrup, ordered from you, and am convinced that Naphtha is the principal ingredient. Enclosed is twenty-five dol lars, ior which you will send me two dozen and a halt bottles more. 1 hare two patients in the Ma rine Hospital, whom I think w ill be benetittod b\ it.” Dr. Lenoir, of Lenoir’s Landing, Tenn., writes as follows— *‘ I procured some of Dr. Hastings' Naphtha Syrup from Philadelphia, and enclosed send you tea dollars for one dozen moie bottles. 1 consider it a very valuable medicine lor all dis eases ol the lungs.” Savannah, Feb. 9th, 1848. Mr. M. A. F. Hakhison Dear Sir —At the suggestion ol Dr. Arnold, the Physician ot the Hospital ot which 1 am one ot the directors, 1 would like to supply my self with Hastings' Wood Naphtha. The Doctor ordered, some days since, some lor the use of the Hospital. Should yon deem proper to send the article on libei at terms, 1 can tor ward the sale ot it in our L,l> Yours truly, J. TURNER & BROS. Price #1 per buttle. For sale Ly HA VILAND, RISLEY & (20. tin dec. )6 DISSECTING AND OTHER 3UHG I CAL INSTRUMENTS T.AOR SALE, low lor Cash, bv r WM. HAINES, Druggist, nl? 232 Broad-st., opposite the R. R. Bank. AGENCY INDIA RUBBER FABRICS, No. 440, BROiD-ft T. THE SUBSCRIBER having just returned 1 from New York, is ottering 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, Reefiug Jackets, Bathing Caps and Mats, Pea Coats, Leggins, Cloaks, 'Travelling Bag*, Capes, Air Cushions &. Pillows, \ Money Beits, Door Springs, Suspender* and Elastics, Carriage Cloth. Caps, Nov. 3 11. I) NEWKIRK. NEW DRY GOODS! From 15 to 25 Per Cent Lesa than Laat Years’ Prices. riAHE UNDERSIGNED has received his E supply ot FALL AND WINTER GOODS, among which akk Figured, W*tfred and Plain Rlack SILKS, Black ALPACAS and BOMBAZINES, Colored ALPACAS, Plain and Striped, French CASHMERES and English MERINOS, 30 pieces MUSLIN DeLAINS. RA to 23 cents, 30 do. Cashmeres, 25 to 30 cents, 100 do. Scotch and French Ginghams, 1J.4t0 31 cents, 50(1 pieces Prints, from 4 to 12£ cents per yard, 10 bales Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, 4 to 10 cts Fringes, Gimps and Buttons, Bleached Shilling, &c., 3 to I2A cents, Irish Linens and 'Table Damasks. Needle Worked Collars and Chemisetts, Irish Linen and 'Thread Edgings, Linen Cambric Hankercbiefs, to 37A cents. Hossery, Gloves, Ribbons, Lace.&c,, Ac., Clothes, Cassimeres, Tweeds, and Lrminetts, Satinets, Kentucky Jean and Kersey s, Negro Blankets and fine Kerseys, A lew cases of Hats and Shoes. N. B—Print* and Domestics, 20 per cent, less than last year’ prices. New Good* received weekly by the steamer. T. BRENNAN, Oct. 15 Opposite the Mansion Home. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! JUST RECEIVED, and for sale, still cheaper than those that have caused such «rcat at traction. A beautifullotot ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASHMERES, and MUSLIN D’LAIN K«S. very pretty patterns, Plaid Raw SILK, and ALPACA, choice colors, Black, Brown Mode and Nazarene Blue ALPACAS,Ascutnev 12-4 Blear 1 d SHEET ING, more pretty Dark CALICOES ior G,|c. per yard. To oe found at the ONE I !’i< ECI | EAP CASH STORE of JAMES A GRAY. No. 298 Broad-st., next above Mrs. Lafitte’s Nov. 19 Millinery Establishment. 25 DOLLARS REWARD. RANAWAY from the undersigned, a j«V negro boy, DICK, about 17 or 18 year- <*f age, about five feet six inches high, well made ol medium size. He is of a vei j ' 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 for the negro,if lodged in a safe goal, or delivered to the under signed. GREEN H JORDAN. Milledgeville, Sept. 13,1848. sepliOdtw&w DEWEES’ CARMINIATIVE ; OR, COLIC DROPS FOR INFANTS. mHIS IS A PERFECTLY safe and never 1 fading remedy for that distressing Colic so common to infant*. It relieves flatulency and pam • immediately, procures refreshing sleep, and arts , gently on the bowels. Price 23 cents. Sold whole sale and retail, by HAVILAND. RISLEY & CO. Dec. 5 3mos IJiiblic Sales. EXECUTOR’S SALE. Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY' next, at ibe Lower Market House, iu the city ot Augusta, at the usual hours of sale, 230 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE MECHANICS’ BANK OF AUGUSTA. Terms cash. 11 KNER 1 I.AN I'ON } Executors WM JONES. i alld O. W CRAWFORD. S Trustees Dec. 6 Postponed RICHMOND SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first Tuesdav in JAM AK\ next, will b« sold, at the Lower Market Home, in the city ol Augusta, within the usual hours ol sale, the lot lowing Negro slaves, to wit Stephen, Carter, Nancy and her children, Au neca, Jam-. Jim, Noah, Harriet, and Charles , le vied on as ihe property of Valentine Walker, la satisfy a ti ta issuing trom the Superior tom l oJ Richmond county, in favor of the Hank of the State ot Georgia vs. Valentine Walker Nov.-28 WM. V. KERR, Sheriff P ostpotwd RICHMOND SHERIFF SALES. On the tirst Tuesday in JAM AKV next will he sold at the Low er Market House, in the c»t> of Augusta, within the legal hours of sale, the follow ing property to wit; All that lot or paicet of land, with the improve ments thereon, situate, lying and being in the city ol Augusta, and county of Richmond, near the Lower Market House, on the south side of Broad street, fronting ninety feet, more or less, on said Broad street, running back ut same width hail way to Ellis street, ami forty five leet. more or less for remaining distance to Ellis street, and boundc 1 north by said Broad street, south by said Ellis street, east by a lot ot the estate ol Mrs. Riley and we>t by lots of the estate of Thomas Avereli and the estate of Mrs. Sturges, occupied at this time by James H. Bishop Levied on as the prop erty ot John I*. Greiner, U» salisty sundry execu fions issuing from the Superior Court ot Richmond county, in favor ol the Georgia Kail Road and Banking Company vs John P Greiner and other ti las vs. the same AI so, at the same time and place, will be sold, a negro woman named Dinah, about 20 years ot age . levied ou as the properly ot Jacob Dill, deceased, to satisfy sundry executions issuing trom the Supe rior Court ol Richmond county —the Georgia R. R. and Hanking Co. vs. Charles B. Hitt, James M. Hitt, Martin Hitt and Jacob Dill, the Augusta Insurance and Banking Company, and assigned to Robert S. Dill vs. Jacob Dill, and other ti las vs. the same. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold, the following Negro slaves, to wit Henry, a boy about 15 years of age ; Chloe, a woman about 17 years of age ; and Chloe, a woman about 44 years ot age; levied on as tbe property of Martin Hitt, to satisfy the following ti. las, issuing from the Su perior Court of Richmond county • Robert 8. Dili vs. Charles B Hitt and Martin Hitt, Charles ti Hitt tor the use of Scranton & Smith vs Alar tin Hitt, and other ti. las v< the same. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold 12 Mabogonv Chaus; 1 Sofa; 1 Book Case; 2 Mahogony Tables ; 1 Carpet and Rug; 1 Bureau ami W asbstand ; 1 Looking Glass; 2 Bedsteads. 1 Press; 1 lot ot Hooks; 1 lot ol Kitchen Furni ture ; 1 Iron Chest and 1 Desk. Levied on as the property ol Charles B. Hitt, to satisfy a ti fa issu ing from the Superior Court of Richmond county . in favor of Robert S. Dill vs Martin Hitt &i d Charles If. Hitt, ind other h tas vs. Charles B. Hitt. Nov. 28 WILLIAM V KER, Sheriff. Postponed RICHMOND SHERIFF SALE. On the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, will be sold at the Lower Market House, in the city of Angusta, within the legal hours ot sale, AU that lot or parcel of land, with the improve ments thereon, situate, lying and being in the county of Richmond, and city of Augusta, nea r the Lower Market House, on the south sided Broad street, fronting ninety feet, more or less, on said Broad street, running back the same witdlt half way to Ellis street, and forty five leet, rnoic or less, for remaining distance to Ellis street, and bounded north by said Broad street, south by said Ellis street, east by a lot of the estate ot Mis Riley, and west by lots of the estate of Thomas Avereli and the estate of Mrs. Sturges. and occu pied at this time by James B Bishop. Levied on as the property of John P. Greiner and Job 8. Barney, dec'd., to satisfy a ti fa issuing from the Superior Court of Richmond county, in favor ol the Justices ot the Inferior Court of Burke coun ty, for the use of Jesse P. Green, adm’r Acc. vs John P. Greiner, Edward Bustin, John B. Gmeu. Charles A. Greiner and John P. Greiner, exect r of Job S Barney, dec'd. Nov. 28 WILLIAM V. HER, Sheriff. EXECUTOR'S SALE. Will be sold, on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, at the lower market hou«e in the city ol * Augusta, the following real and perponal proper tv belonging to the estate ol John Fox, deceased, to wit The lot and improvements on the corner of Washington and Ellis sts.. in the city of Augusta, now 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 ot Broad st., between Mai bury and McKinne-sts., extending from Broad to Ellis-sts., with a Dwelling Jlouse 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. Burkhalter, Sur veyor. A tract of Pine Land in the same county, on the waters of Butler’s Creek, containing six hundred and twenty-six (626) acres more or less, adjoining a tract known as “The Little Tract,” and lands of Ward, Verdery-, Baker and other* Also, the follow ing lots or parcels of land, now or i formerly lying in Wilkinson comity, viz: Lot No. 264 in the 4th Dis., containing 202A acres, originally granted to Archibald Welch; lot No. 265 in the 4th Dist., containing 2G2£ acres, originally granted to John Benton; lot No. 282, in the 4th I)is , containing 202£ acres, originally granted to Josiah Bartain; lot No. 293, in the 4th Dig., con taining 202£ acres, originally granted to James Walker; lot No. 294, in the 4th District, contain ing acres, originally granted in Wm Walker; hit N0.281,in the Ist Dist.,containing2o2^ acres, originally granted to Benj. Andrew Two tracts of land contiguous to each other, (aad to be sold as one) lying in the county of W ashing toti.lo wit One tract containing five hundred and twenty (520) acres, more or less, originally granted 17th oi Oct., 1798, to Lewis Clark, by him conveyed to Jos. Hutchinson, 2d Dec., 1800, and by him to tbe said John Fox ,on the 14th July, 1802 The other containing one hundred (100) acre* more or less, originally granted to James Hutchinson, and by him conveyed to JoLn Fox, 25th July, 1808. Also, lot N.025l ,on the 21st District of Muscogee count}', containing acres, drawn by and granted to the said John Fox. Also, a tract «j land containing five hundred (500) acies, more or less, granted 4th Oct. i /14 to John Fox, (the elder) a* lying in the “Parish ot St Andrews in the province of Georgia/' now in Mclntosh county, in this State, conveyed by the grantee to the said John Pox Also a tract of land containing four hundred (400 j acres, more or less, granted on the same dav to the same person, as lying in the Parish of St. Phi lip. now in Bryan county in this State, conveyed by grantee to the.said John Fox. Also, sixty Shares .and a half of the capital Stock ol the Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company. Terms of sale made kuown on Ine day ol sale. A PICQI JET, H. H. GUMMING, Executors of John Fox, deceased. December 2, 1848. id GUARDIAN’S SALE. In obedience to an order of the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, will be sold, at the Court House door of the county ol Columbia on the first Tuesday in JANUARY next, A fourth part ol a tract ot land, lying iu said county, situated upon Lichee Creek, and adjoin ing lands of John Yfoore aud others, said property belonging to John Wm. Morris, a minor. AUGUSTUS C. MORRIS, Dec. a Guardian.
