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AGRICULTURAL. " FROM THE AMERICAN FARMER. * the wew vacitm sugar. The grains o, this beautiful sugar are true and well-formed crystals. They do not melt so rea dily as common sugar,—a circumstance that induces some inaccurate observers to imagine that this sugar is no so sweet as common mus covado. Tl e taste it just that ot fine a indy. The advantage irthut this sugar isfar !■•«* byg o me tic than comrn< n raw sugar, and sulfe si *9 from amo is Ji'mosphere. 'I he apparatus usuu in its prrpasa ion, is 1 modification ofthe ir..c Mr. Howard’s apj ara us for boiliu.; Sugar in vacua ■ wi’li » mine * of copper-) la t-a pierced » tli minu'cholt# or several ’olda of wire-gauze for clarifying be «> rup. The prow*s is, imtnedi atelv on ernabing the canes, to beat lime, and scum the juice, which, while warm, is fore d through liic strainer, from which it runs in otlu boilers. Tin so are provided with air-iigl»i co v ts the *o| m of which are < onnected by tubes w ith alarm air-pump, wrongly by a steam-en gine. Tin* steam, as generated, is thus drawn tits rnltli boiling is carried on at a temperature far lx low the bo Ing j oin’ o{ sugar. W Inn suf ficiently concentrated, tin*syrup is crysfalized and, when eousobdati d, it is carried to the cu ring house, the emp* ratnr«" of which is kept up bv»‘»vm pipes rnmrusr in’o it, 1 his protv® saves much#igar, fur the heu ing b ing little or no mol s an- formed, an I a Urge quan'i yof sugar is obtained, wdiici , in the old process is cmiv ited into molassi-s. 'I ids ap paratus w;.s adopted by sugargn-w is in I’enie r., ra, < n tiies igg s ion of a distil) u s ted pbtlo ' sopher in Liverpool. Tl e sxperimeat b«s gne ceedod admirably ; an I the sigar b ars a pre mium in the Liverpool market, especially wlan required for codec. C'f.Tl V VTIOV OV I’M K HOS»EHAt)IStI. In the au umn, when the roots are taken out of the ground, s leet all the small side roo s from 9 to 12 inches in 1. ngth, and as thick as a quill,or thereabouts; tie them in bunches, and preserve them in a place projected from the frost, during the w inter. The planting is com menced in the begining or middle of April. In dry weather, divide the ground into beds, 4 ft. wide (some make them only f'- wi !»;.) These beds are wi hme raised a little situ tl.e mold ou'ofthe alleys, so that they are af>un‘a couple of inches higher in the iuiddl<* than on the sidesn -xt the alleys. With a woollen elo h. rub off all the I iteral fibres from the roo‘sal ove described, and also pare oil e e!i ext emi y, • • that the wotm Is may be fresh; tU n plant them bv inserting them horizon ally iu o ih sid sos the e leva ed beds, abon* n foot apart, and in * qnincuneial manner, so hat the bo -om par of the root is about fi o. 7 niches below the su. fact., and Ihe top, or crown end ofthe roo’, s ands a little out ofthe side of die bed, r« m;nik ring that the roots are to be inclin' d a little, so 'hat tb< ir lower exteiinitv is ra her deep r han heiruppc'-. In the lat er end of dune, or some line in July, cut off with a sharp knife all the li oral fibies of each root, which is done by placing the foot on the lower ex remi y, and car fully lifiug the root out of ihe ground as far as m i v be nee ss t ry. Th s opera' i>n is perform d two or thru times every summer. \\ lien the ojieiation is over, replace tl.e rooks as before, and rover them with mold. The ton's or fibre s which are left at the and ofthe main root, an 1 not dis turbed (for the operation must la* done caret lly ,) are sufficient to nourish the plant. In the third year, the ro > s h ive attains! ih ‘ir lull siz •. Lavin'* the roots horizontallv has h s advance, that they are easly taken'out of the ground without breaking; while eu ting off be side root makes the main root grow straight an I tui * . It is advisable to plant a bed every year. h. m . .jl 11 - 1 (icneral Agricultural A: HorlicaUnral Eslob lisljinent: COMPRISING, A Se.d and Implement tore, a General Agricultural Agency At the Office of the American Farmer, al No. llj Souths:reel. It .Itimore ; 1 . conn.xmn wnh a .lock and experimental Farm, Garden and Nursery m the vh iuity. full IC subscriber, proprietor of the abav* named es -1 tablislnncnt, respectfully informs Farmers, Gar deners, and the puWi generally, and Jen era particular, ly, that he is prepared to execute orders n any -r all o , t 9 departments; and ho solicits those who leal interest in his plan to fnrnisl. hm.with their address (free ot .*- pause to him.) on receipt ot which he will forward to them an extra number ot his paper, the A™ o ™' l "‘ mer. coat lining a full description ot Ins esfahl shment, snd a priced Catalogue of Seeds. &c. tor sale. I; every rill tge in iiie U . .n,. qia My I rge or small ot CHOICE G IRONS HERDS w mid find a ready and pr-Jilt hie r.ic, and ihe idvertiser his prep red his oed Store ape .ially with a view t . supply de ders m very hheral ter n* for cash or iccept mee in II .Itimore. with first rate se.ds, papered and 1 ibelled, put up in boxes expressly for Country dealers, lie ventures t. alhrm. th.t tsr those who desir • any »f the ar ides comprised m Ins ex eneive e.tablishme there is not in the United St t. . a more •limbic pl.ee th m this to a .ply for them, as it is a rep .- •itorv in which .re o ice-.tr ned, or maybe procured on short notice, fr mi .11 Pms of our eon try (and not a few •re from rent u- par * of the earth) a vasi variety, many of which ire very r .re and v ilu.hle. o •• ec-K .n s. Trees, R. its V if. I) « nesne Aam . Is. B > >ks. IMe meins, ml 1 ist. *h mgh n>t le ist. a const nt ul l d time ly an lim .orton i .f arm ti ». oi aim .st every subject m. resting t. .clivn*r »• -h • soil. Fats last ,s .nip rt «d wee dv to s .ixer.hers, for . small mn.t .1 ewnnbu tio-u th ough the c )lu nis o ' the A nencan I* rme. in which are i. !i ate ! Ils by advernsemet and o.her wi,e. the sup dies . ch.iee c-. nn> ht.es, b .«h animal snd ve mt ihle, as they are received at the establishment. Tir subscriber is agent dso for the pnne.p . nrser.es end G .rdena u the U noi md 'or sever .I celebrated brsedsrs of fine * ittle, sho*m and other dome* ic ar . mds; |)so I>r the Lined S >.*iety o' 8h tkers, at New Lebinnn, N. V. a 'till nssart n nt of whose selebrats Carden Seeds, fresh nal gentti ie, m>v at all ti »c* bad from h n. w i dcs i’s in 1 ref til on th- be t t* rn. A 1 Iress I. UVI E Ml FtMICOCk. November 7 B Iti nore, M . Teach;*r Wanted. A teacher s wanted to tt-n 1 the Chddren n f the Siv m>uh Free Sch >o!. The Sy* em pursued s th Lancaster! n. c>is ’1 1 * u!y any applicant o.feri g him self m ist state h ; s wdlmgies; to pursue the same m >de «f instruction. Tie silary pud by the institution is five hundred rid fi v l»l!arspcr imam. Application to b ■ made to Mrs. Wn. TtvLoaor Mrs. James Hunter, Ist sad 21 I) redresses. Bv order of the Board of the Savannah Free School Society. CM \RLO P PS TAYLOR, rfom tary. IT The A t gust a Constitutionalist and the Ch irlefen Courier, are requested ta publish the above, till the Ist •f January and lor ward their accounts to the office ol ttu Georgian. December 18 IsJ 5S RANKIN & EVANS, Have received this d ty, direct tram Sew - York , a few Cases LAdies Dunstable an! fancy triw Bonnets, some of the very latest .ashioas, ml one case of very *■/- perurr quality, ta which they wml J invite the attention df Ladies—thev also h ive received a goad assortment of Gentlemen's G! *ve«, Suspenders, Stocks, Collars. Jkc. And mten 1 keepi ig a co is: ml supply of these articles for the hc torn u ) 1 iti m >l their cus’om -rs. R. &. E. would mi i ivhte ths tuemionof Gentlemen to j last fall’s fashion o' H its; hat to the present New. York 4l London f tshi > is—t ie h its they offer tor sale are war .... ranted their own manufacture. December 18 A3 AUGI’STA A.\D L Daily fiine. THE SAVANNAH DAILY STAGE LINE is tn 1 complete order and now running regularly—leav- I ing Augusta every evening at halfp .si 9 o'clock, :md ar rving in Savannah every (‘•suing *.;t 11 o’clock—and leaving Savannah svery afternoon at 3 o'clock, and ar riving in Ji ts n * ta every afternoon at 5 o’clock—tlinsira veli'% over a dSt mce ol 133 in les in less time th in any other Line at the South. T;e Ss*ge* re good and com- . fortalde and t!ie drivers steady atid experienced, the horses exeVdeiit and in fine order, and tl.e accoinmod .tione on the road such a* cn’in <t fail to give s itit action. The Fare through is TEN DOLLARS, considerably less i than on any Southern line. WILLIAM SHANNON, Proprietor. April fl 8-1 Compound Chlorine 7'ooth Wash, A OR cleansing and whitening the te*th, preserving w tli* gums, reinovitig (■♦•’•y disugrus.tble taste from tae mouth, and rendering the breath sweet and pie isant. Tlu; Chlorine Tooth Wash has an agree ble t ste, is* perfectly harmless, devoid of acid, and yet sufficiently detersive to remove the adhering tartar; it is a speedy remedy for ail eruption* mid soreness o tin- month, com* pletcly remove* the unple sa t -nicll and t ;Btc alter smok ing or chew ing the ‘ M '.lent herb’— t d renders ! he most oifensive breath per e-tiv sweet—Price fi tty cents per hot tie, with directions or neintr. —For s lebv TURPIN & D’ANTIGNAC, Agents. December 23 54 If, PARSONS* ! Hat lately received a tap ply of B istun <J* N . York mad' : lx M M t Comprising n variety of qualities from Lai f* dk' Dollars each. They are offered on very accommodut * i:isr terms. • June 2b 3 ; .JUST RECEIVED. i j- PIPE" I Cognac Brandy, 4 Hhds. .1 on tica Rum, 4 do New-Orleins. ff 2 per rent above proof, f 10 000 Spanish Segars, , 10 T'erces Rice, , 2.n fb >xen Tr>n B n«l Buckets, j f 10 Cases Dr ib Rmm Hats, 201 nozpn t*fehn sjraf Herts. For sale low for Cash or approved rarer hv J. MARSHALL. i June 23 2 | ,¥r«ST • Bnyr,< r,V. Lee’s h-st) CAVENDISH TO. BACCO 1 pinr C >*rn c B*-'ndy (4th proof) H do Hollsrd Gin • 2S SHIs No. 2 M icherel • 20 qr casbs sweet Malaga Wine ! •# eni's Bde Rone 100 ream Wrsnning Pmer. For sale low for cash, or approved rarer, hv I J. MARSHALL. 1 August 10 10 VTPRmTi) SVI/R, j $ LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, ah nit eighteen rears o f age, (and her Child nh ml two rears) — 1 first .■■'te nnrs#. snd a jr < *d hnuse servant—tol l for no fault. , »ur months ,> rs4it w>ll he given for an approved en dorted note. —Apply to MARSHALL, * A lon tfromery'* * Tee. Scptrnaher 14 ’ - C ± S nj i WifJ s's cirrn for a first rdr Seamstress. *• ND Ladv’s maid, from 18 tn 20 years of a ; I one who's car-Me o*’cut'ing and m'kinirClnthos ; l *’ie m*T*' be *f good chsractrr sold for nr fault. i For such an one a fa’r vr : ” br ejvs-i. Anrtv to i LATHAM HULL. Auction Store. RfnfomVr ?8 30 Lraiidy, 4-sea, I Contlsnuifst, JUST RECEIVED 40 PIPES COGNAC BRANDY ■■jfc 8 d>. FI >ll m l (iin 1 H!id. .T imsica Rum The above L'quors ire pure, and accompanied with Custom House Ceyiificates. At.so, Five P res D •mesti'’ BRANDY, for *ile lew for c* a h, or approved paper, by J. MARSHALL. August 31 22 ‘ Jj \ w. S HE undersigned pr ictice I,aw in connection. They I w - : ll .rive tbc : r ■"»tfcn t ior robustness in th. coim ties of B ddwm. Wil’-.ins >n, P'ltnam. J »ie« and .1 isper, of the O-mnl :ee fir "i>t—B>hb, 'f >*'r'ie. and H mstnn, of the Fi V C'r’tii*—T v>g-s anil Pul itAi o r the Siiuth ern Circuit—H nco *k of the N unborn, ami Wishing ton, of the M'ddle Circuit. They wdl he ton dat the Office heretofore nccupied by Judge Lamar, and recent Iv bv R. K. Hines. RirMVRD K. HINES, IVERSON L. HARRIS. Mdledeerille. June—l Pod l •2S> pi?c« s ip -rlNne colton in; r s Grntlcmcr’s wear. Just received on consign U m*nt. an ! for s ,Ie law, by L. HULL. Novewber •• 4^ NOTICE. fA’irT'ir.T, he b red, on the first d;y of January nex*. *tf at the lower M ,r et, August >, the N-groes h> . longing to the estat-■> VV n A Bigg; the PI inf ifioa. ;h -c mile* below A ;gus* i. will He rente ) or ms year ; aid tNc roe hdo i dag 1 1 the esffc o r John Dwsj . G’h R IE L. TWIGGY F.x'r. ecemh r IS. IS3> ** Administrator's Sale. On the t test Tuesday in Jinn try next, ILL heed lat the Low r M irket H »use, in *he citv of Aamiii;, between the usual hours of s le, ag ceablv t•m or ier ot in* l : ! eri*r t urt of R>« . m ind cou ly, sitting as Court ot OrJin ir*. the following property, belonging to the estate at Levi Florence, dc. casetl: Thre# Lots of L nl, with the i uprove-nont* thereon, situated «r the upper end a M irburr s.reet, now under a rent of §2OO per annum. ALSO One vacant Lot, on the sains street, under a gx)d fence. ALSO. THE FOLLOWING NEGROES: Elsrv, a good c > ik, w isher vV r >nsr, with her dough- j ter Jinnv, age I 12 ye trs, icchs* >med to house work. Amlt, a field hand, with her 2 children Nelson 9, and James, about 3 years o d. Clarissa, a goo I field htnl, about 23 years of age. Clarissa, ah nit 14 old, accustomed to house work, and attending children. And Hannah, about 12 ye ,rs old, accustomed to house work. ! ALSO, One HORSE and W AGON, Terms ca*h, purchasers to piv f >r title*. ( JOHN J. COHEN. Ad mb*. December 21 51 I pri\ n\«, OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED. 11ST CT T.-XlTTrn't I Remaining in the Pos*. Office, AUGUSTA, Ga. on the lit December, 1832, (not before advertit-ed. iCf'Per. sons wishing Letters from this List, will please say they are advertised. A William Laden L F W Andrews Noah Linsley John Aitkin Thomas- Liverman Mrs Tubitha Anthony J tins Litre John L Atkinson Mrs J.me E Lott C R chard Long Edward R Hillard Nicholas Long R X R Hard well George T Lyon Daniel H k» r William Peter Lord 4iiss .M .ry Watkins, cure or .Mrs Bcnnifield. James M rsh 11 Thom .s Bell 11 ,r tio .Muntz E B & J P Henson H E M y J 10 M icpherson Berrien illiain M ckie Ms A n Heall Edward Tailon, csre of f Mrs Ann C Bird J mes Maguire <j Edward .1 H ack Mrs Ann Heall, care o' > Charles A H Bouyer J 'bn M inn S Isaic Brown Join II Mann J lines S Brown James Mauahan Mrs M rv ft >wcrs James M igruder F S B m ion Miss Cornell« A Mxhcrry Reas m Boyd v illiam cA drew M E Breaan J dm M K nn B F Brown Henry Mel) riel i’heo. J Browa Jno & Th «j M Bryde Mi'S Lou zs E Brux Joseph M E ulty OT Bml w re Mrs Ann M -Furl me Peer F B nsdair E L McCarty John Boggs illiam M D miel A utler’ TU >6 R Mil hell William Horton Jamas Mitchell John A urka John F.’S'er, eare of 1 Jarn ( s Burton E‘i M organ $ Martin Barks Sarah M ore C George Murray John C-ide Liughlia M Murphy illiam Cat’in Hartley W F Capehart Willi nn M N ttlte David W C liioun Junes Nieholson J irn ■« Calvin A J Nowland 11C ffm Dr A G Noel rhonms G C eey U S F Church (dead letter) Timm a- O’Fl :herty ÜBCI .r-e Villiani 13 Oliver Bennett Cra ton P Mrs Sar di Crawley Jesse P irker 'Pltom s Colem n Augustus Parker C heniao, jr GimmkerUnity Parker Tiuiiia- Cotton Formon Lyon, / rare of Seth Cowles Den y Mears, $ Thos Penny D N L Pi '**•■<= A A Dexter Mid. leton P ter* Lvi Dent Francis Pickens A j-ns us Dill Miss Emily P >wers D F Dickins.m R Mrs H nn .Li Dickineoi M lac! i R tyford 1) vid Dub .se Mrs E iz i Buford R B Duncan Ezekiel R t h'ord James Lynch, care of Thus A r »n K 10 les IJ ulfy Ulii k Reddick E John A Rbedea William II Eg m Luther Rice DHL ies Elizabeth Riley Dr U E Elliot J Rice John P Eve William Robms A Erwin George A. Rodgers Lle.izi r Earlev Mrs. Julia Ann Russell F S Xhonr s Flournoy Doctor Win. S«vage Men Margaret Forbes M r «- usan R. avage G William S bVv William Garrett Mrs. Margaret T. Scott I p Garvin 1 hristian Schick William Gl wer James Hannon Miss Ann Gillian James Smi'h Lorain Giddinga Enos M. Smith J G Gl itiding Turner Smith Mrs J A Goodwin Otis Smith James N Goodman Sar ih S, Smith, care of f Nee;lh m Green A. P. Smith S Jane O (dram Miss Charlotte Stallings John J Gray Miss Ruth W. Stcrett Robert Goodman J ones G. St tilings Mrs Elizabeth Gray Mrs. Sally Stark R Henry tarr Sandlin Hardin James Stinson, (U. . A.) C .1 H nks H. W. Sullivan Precill H irkiada Mrs. Rebecca swyimer Dick Heard P Miss M ry Henult Joseph S Talbot rs Nauev Reekie illiim D Taylor James Henry, care of t Robert F iomas J Henry \ William Terry Miss .1 —care of I J mes ’I mason J He’ rr S DiFev T bier Mrs M irv Flill vgas JoeC Tar nan Dr J D Hitt U \ Hoyt David W (Jrquhart H Huffman, or Isnc Biddle V E Hyatt (of Charleston) Le’ i■ S Vanzant J Huncr Israel Van Geesen J James V ughan Miss E Ingraham M J io D Ires Mrs. M r ’ W rren Warren Jen lings s rs. Ami Owens, care of | William Jo tes Jason TV at .ins \ Mrs Elizabeth Jones Permeley Walk -r A J mes D >ctor S R Walls George Jones, juu’r. A I n W aterman K Mrs. Melind i J Waterman Mrs Eliza Ke ting R d>t. D\\ re altoa Knight Mrs. Sarah W re Robcr Knox Clemsnf W dker Ki nberly &, Hall John II Walker, of Lincoln J .1 Knox c mnty L Mark We tbe’sbce Lewis Irvy Robert II NN ey nan Fanny Lamar M .r-in NV I m James H Lewis Abigail W ills Freeman UL cy John ilkins-m Au nistu? Le twieh Robert Philip NN right ’ J Li a rence Y Hirtwel! II icon, care of ) George NV Young Basil Lamar N W3f. C. MICOU, P. f. Dec. 4 TWE li.\ s»V S * OFFICE OF THE LA ors BOOK, ( A tubman UiuimiMis, Pm i.a Delphi a. V WIIE November No. of the Lily’s B > >k is offered to L its patrons i i the full expert ton*h tit will be fund to possess u msu 1 interest. I: is embellished with a v rie'v of engravings, the pr.nc l '* 1 being an sx» eeedi ifilv well-erecuted view ot the picturesque Tiger I-I*id, md its e virons. sue contams of tliw No. include several choice no. velties. The O igin I Tale, called Tis PaU'/t ;e.i* .a or phic and spirited roarr itive ; cxb btmg h t'l ertilitv if invcili m >.nd f< rce of langii i.e. Tis Tufder S'rnrk — rom the Diary of a Physiei m—s among the rv. s: o( the mth >rs* si igul ir compositions, and by its strict fi lelity to nature and the truth with whi h passions and bfelings rs delins usd, rsay easily be imstaksn for real ry. Mo tale.writer of the present day e«n compete is the exercise of a stronger power over the sympathies of readers, with the author of these popular sketches. H » n -esent effort is really thrilling. Am >ng the noetrv will he found several nieces from the pen u Vlrs. Hermans, not hitherto published in 'hi* country. T. e<e will add to the alreidy wide-extended reput •’i >ti of th a gifted 1 tdy : and, it we m:stikenot contribute largely t > the pleasure and satisfaction ot our p it-pns. The Pr 'ze Tils, by Miss Leslie, published in our last No. has been unusually admired. It is, indeed, >s' rai y picture, drawn with the uccur icy • '. k< rn obser ver, and enlivened with those linie touches which de note a true and skii u! artist. This lady will be a fre quent contributor to the Lady’- B mk. I i o irne.xt No. wc shall present our fiir readers with p.rtrai'so*' several distinguished fern ties, iccornpanied hv b ognphical sketches. NVe shall ;;Is > co'.tiuue the publication of the Prize T.des. L. A. GODEY A TO. OI^SOLUTIOX. t HE Copartnership of Hltcihns Sc Hol+, in fh* practice of Law, is dissolved by mutual consent. The paners belonging to the firm are left with N. L- Hitch ns— They will join ly a tend to the unsettled business of said firm, and will separately continue the practice at Lawronceville, G or da. N VTHAN L HUTCHINS, HINES HOLT, jr. Aaftio I<l ISff*. 51 Di{. 1. A. W VTKIXS, HAVING devoted much attention to the diseases of Children as well as the affections of the eye, and the various oper tions of whi-h they admit, offers hi? services to the citizens of August ■, H nihurg and of their vicinities, in the rapacity of Physician and 0~c»- l,st. In the spring of 1857, he extr icted a NVen, the size of an oun-e ball fr >m the upper eye-lid of an in fant daughter of Colonel Brown, Sandersville. Geo. and extracted also, a Cataract, successfully, from the left eyr ball of a negro aged CO, in another section of this State. Much 53 80 I ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. NVi'lbesold. by order of the II oho ruble tie In er:or Cmnt oi Ri hmouil county, on the first Tm?d yin March next, between the nsu 1 hours of sale, 1 1 the Market-House in the city of Augusta, the following property belonging to the estate ot James Bones, de ceased. Terms at sale. One lu pro m m n imml William —Also," one tract of L md, 203 *. acres, in th£ 4rh district of Troup, now llarris county. No. /3. ■nd one dtt >,3 ® aces, in the Ist district of Henry, now Butts county. No. 156. SA.Mf/. BONKS. Atlminijr r:i*or. Dcrep'bor 21 18**2. •’ I AdiilL.i — POS'Ti ONLO. On tlie first Tucsd y ii February next, agreeably to an order of the I tferior Court o Columbia county, while sitting for Ordln ry purpose* will be sold it the Court House in Appling, Columbia county, tlie ing Negroes, viz ; A I»ov ntimotl Ktlvvin, about IH yea** of a.sre : a hoy mimed Peter, about 15 ye rs old ; K tv. a *’ *man, about 22 ye r? old, an I her tw » clrhlren —belonging t > the estate of John Burch, deceased, a d to he s ! 1 tor the benefit of die heirs and creditors. Term# made known on tlie dav o f sab*. OBEDIENCE D. BURCH, AJm’x. December 7 50 Administrator's bale. On the first NVednes lay in J ttnnry next, will be sol :t the store of Eli Hudson, in J oilers an county, wi h in tlie usu d h of sale— ( n • N«*irn» Woman ir tnod Isb I. find her hibl Enoch, belonging to the E'tate o' Eli/, beth Young deceased, and to lie s 'hi for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the day »t # le. WM. U. YOUNG, Aihn'r. November 27 1832 4 i Administrator's Sale. Under an order the Inferior Court of Burke cottn'y, when setting for Ordin rv nurp ■•<>?, will be sold ; t the late res den e o' Jo»l L. For h, deceased, on Thursday the 27 !i of December next, a part of rbe personal pro'ierty the ?a’d deceased, consisting of Horses, Cat le. Ho.k Com, and Fodder, one road Waggon and gear. At.SO, Oue goad brood M ire und other articles, not worth enumerating. Terras of e ilc made known on the dav. ANDREW CARSON, Ahi ’ . Novr. 7rh. 1832 ** Admin istrntor’s S tle. NN’ill be soli at the M rkef-H uiee in the t >wn o’ T.ouic ville. J fferson county, on the first Tuesday in Fi hms rv next wi’hm the u«ual ho rs—Agreeeh'e to un or d >r of the I tferior Court, fritri.ig as a Court of Or di a r v : A Nffiro Woman, Stir.nb, rVmt sixty years of age, n Bov Ned. nbonf twenty years old, aid n B)y Abel, abdMt eighteen ve« r ? of age. the property of James E. WpH«. d“C»*ased.—Terms on the dav. JAMES M. SINEUS FIELD, A Jin'r. November 9 ]P?f. ADMiNIM’R A iOK’S Mlaih H ill be sdl an the fi sr Tue*iay in January next, at the M irket Hnus in the t> vn of Louisville, Jefferson county between the nsu d hours of sa'e : 2W Acr.s Pine Land, si’tifCe, lyi and be- Ing in ’be coeuty of Jefferson, being sh« place whereon D ,vi •' Brin* >n, st the time of his deuth resided, and sold as his real Fr#t ite, agreeable to an orfernf the Court of Ordinary of the county o*‘ Jefferson, for the benefit ofthe heirs n 1 creditors ofthe said deceased. —Tirms made known on the dav of «ale. ' MOSES BRINSON, Adm’r. JfoxHtmber 9 AilialnUtrator’s Will be sold on the 27th dav #f December next, at the 1 ite residence #f Joseph Hill, deceased, of N 5 arren county, all the personal property of #aid deceased, consisting of— Corn, Fe lder, and S'oek of all kinds, House hold and titche# Furniture. Ac. T< rms tmide known out he d j of snle, which will oontinue. from d .y to day u uil all is # >ld. QUINTUS L. C. FRANKLIN, A ImV. October 2f>, 1532 37 AdiiiluiKtratorb S-»ie. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in Junti ry nex'. at the 6 ;TA€f House in the Town #1 L uiisvdls, Jcffer sou county, between the usu d hours of s le— Eight Negro, s, and 288 Acr»s Ot.k Hick •>vy Laud, situate, lyieg and being in ihe county of Jef ferson, being the pl.ice whereon Clr rles Auderson at the rime of Ins death resided, an 1 sold us h.s real Rs t «te, agreeable to an order of the Court of Ordinary • I the county of Jeffers an, for the benefit o the heir.- md i r driers ihe said deceased. Term's of s.di made known on the dav of ? le. WILLUS GORHAM, A’m’r. N vember 9. L"'32 <2 Admlnistr itor's S ilc. vTill be sold on the first Tuesday o' J iau ry next, i.t the Court House in Warren county, I <» irt- in <*r Fiffcn likely NEGROES, con siating of men, women, boys and children. ALSO. One Tract of LAN; , co !tainin<r 401 Aen s (more or less) Iviug on N' ilh ni.J Creek, in suid coun ty, and i«lj ining Torrence, JSiil and oilier?—.ll as the propertx o P ariek Tur'y, h.te of VV rren county, de ceased. Terms m d" kn >wn ou the d vof s le. HUGH WARD, Adm’r. N vrmher 30 1532 2r f 48 Adminis nitor s »alc. Ou the first Tucsd sy in Fcliru ry next, will be sold :.t the low< r M rkst-II rase in the city o Angu.-t.:— 1100 ac rs of Land, (more «>r 1< a*; wti ho iprur'enanets lying onto# wafers of Poley Bridge reek, in m hrnoud county, sold under #;i ord- r of the Court • Ordinary of urkv county as the property o. B jih Walker, deee sed, and R ihert T. alker, d< ce.i#ed. Tlicre is a valuable Mill on the ) 1 tee. T rms .at Side. ALE v. CARSM E 1,, > Avlniiuistrators ot Ei- MO E> JUII ON, \ jh U rli.er, dec. ANDREM J. MILLER, Adm’r o * .bert T. Walker, dc e sed. D ,>r- en'ber 4 59 ft j*eG t. I «i .*» 8a if.- • O i the first Tural iv in Febnnry next, at tlie usual place of selling in the City o! August , Richmond County, veil bin the mail h >urs, will be sold thr*. hundred acres o lin I. bcl a igi ig to the Rn ite c Eli? ia Aiders >'i Jr. doe.M, Lying on the w iters of L tile .Spirit ( reftk, adjoining lands o R ’bert M lone and lauds of Janes A iderson. Sold tor he benefit of the heirs and creditors oi e.iid ilii-M.—Terms C »'i. A. R. ANDERSON Rxr. Novr. 7th 1533. 43 Hxerulor 9 * >3 ite. On the first Tuesday in January next, will ftTered for s a',-* .itihe Court-H >use in Washington, Wilke a eout. ty. bet wean the u?u d hours of ft de : A tract of Land in Lie siitl conn'y, aboti* three milt-x from Washington, cont.iinin-r nine h radred snd forty-nix and a half (946;,) rtcp, belonging to the t s'ste ofthe 1 ite C done! John Pr*y—it’he risk ofthe former purcli ser—he not having complied with the terms of the former sale. JNO. J. M AKWEEL. GEORGE M. WATERS, Esecut tr'i nf Jtn. Prn ’/. dt ~en 'ed. N. B. TI ie Ed'tor of the W shington News, will please publ.fth the above weekly until day of ede. Octoh rlfi. 1e.32. S 8 Executor's S ile. O i the 17th January next, at the PI ntation bclong ng to the Estate of Peier Crawford, deceased, sear Mr. Jonathan Ciietr’*, will be sold— The rroji of f’orn and Fodder, 'h * stork nf Hogs and C ttle, Mul s and Hordes Plant .tiou Imple. ments, &>■. &■. Terms in ide known at sale. CHARLES A. GRWVFORD, Ex’r. C lumhi i coun f y, Nov. 23, 3tt 48 WAYTEO TO HIRE, A SMART active NTafißO BOY. who is hon w, r!tri arif i a’-custorned t a working about a Store, for whom liberal wages will be given. AP"i.V to L. HULL, Auctioneer. October 19 36 HVCaEREL. 4K HHDh prime M ilassrs j 130 Birreh 'o. 3 "at kerel, 15 Barrels Almonds, (soft shell) FOE SALE BY BAIRD &, GREEN. November 27 4t 47 SHERIFF’S SALE. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in J imiary rest, at the lower Market-House, i.i the city ol Augusta, with in the usual hours oi sde : U; print Puss, nijilr S ands, and Types, and two imposing lands, levied on as the properly of Atton 11. Pemberton, to s,.tisiy fi fa, William J. Hobby vs. said Pemberton. ALSO, One LtP of Land and imp ov wonts f ere on, oout lining ten acres (more or less,) b tumied n.-rth by United M tes L mi. e ist by road rom W .shmgton to the old Uiitrd Star, s Arsenal, south by " ish iripTon ro .d, west bv a I. -t routing said W ..s'linut >n ro .d, thirty-six «et by two hui dnd .et on the C in; bclltoii road, levied on us the pio; ertv *• i J din \\ b ox, to sat s y fi fa, King, Guardian or A. L. Pearson, vs. said M dcox. A L ’tt* Three humhed and seven v five Sh ir-snl the Merchants and Planters Hank, levied on as the pro m rtv of A. B \V Iker, to sit sty two ti las, D v d R >.liters ar.d rmus. vs. A B. \\ .d ter, A. Na.h mu 1 Lord, vs. 9..1UC, PETER F. I’.Ol CL MU, s. c. November 30 Sili-i-s.4i- v - A*.; • Will he sold on the first T o's-d .y in J nu irv next, at t’u C’mit-llonsed or in the T .wn ot W ym sbo rough. Burke county, within the usual hours oi sale, the ol lowing property, (to viz.) Four .Negroes, n.iieelv. Rich: r I, fa s tr, Jo! n and J >e. lev ,* 1 upon as the property of J )hi B istick, to s tis v a (111, from the Superior Court, in favour ot Andrew Low and Co. vs. John Bas ic*.. ALS«, On* Xeo’o woman named Clot, levied neon ns the pr >pe I. - of Willi im 1.. Murnhey, to sitisiy » 1! a, from i Jne'ic. Court, in favour o' P sch I Hickman, vs. Daniel M. F..rruvv and William L. .Murjihey. ALSO, One Ne r ro woman, named Et's cr, levied tip on as t!ic pro i.-rtv ot J ones •'*. Allen, to s .tis y a fi u, r in a Jiihii eeCourt, in fiivmr ot e 'jamia L. Gilstrap and others, vs. James S. Allen. TiluS. S. BURKE, Sheriff c November 3d K ,V Si 5 -"*» Aim Will be sold on the first Pues.l iy in Febm ry next. t>t th. court 1 ..use door in tlie town ol Talbert on, 1 alool c unity, between the law ml hours of sale, and h} order o! the Court ol ordinary oi " arren county. One lot of Land lymi lin I'alho comity, 2‘th District, number one hundred and seventy-six, (No 1 <G,) s >ld as the property ot Joshua t nrord, deceased, lor the use and benefit oi his heirs. —'Penns cash. ALSO, v* ill be sold on the first Taesd iy in March next, rt the court house do rin the town of arrollton, arroll c junty, between the lawful hours of sale, and by order as above Ono lot of Land IviriT in he min y o(T«r. roll, 10th District, one hundred anil tww ity, (No. 123.) sold tor the b‘petit o' the hei • » of Joshua tanlord, de cease J, of • arren county.—Terms c Hi. JOSEF. 1 STAN. ORD, Ex'r. November 1G vvtd 41 i ti'r. Agreeably to an order ot the Inferior Court of Burke comity, wliile sitting for ordinary purposes, wII he sold on the first Tuesd y it F. bin rv next, at the Court-house door, in Whynesborough. Burke county, between the usual hours o s,.b : Three hundred Acres ol Oak and Hickory Lind, adjoining Lind of F.elding Fryer and others, 1 . in<r on the waters ol Boggy-Gut, belo.iging to the estue ol John Daniel, deceased, sold or the beneti oltheheiis 0 said deceased.—'Terms of sde made known on die day. PE TER MATHIS, Giiard’n. November 27, 1832. 4H Atm c;*:. Agreeably to nn order of the Court of Ordinary, when sitting for ordin ;ry purposes, v. ill be sold on the first Tuesday in January next, at the Court-House door in Warrerrton, Warren county, between the usual hours ot Sale : Unc hundred an 1 ton Acr sof Lani, adjoin ing Linds ol Joseph Hill, Miles Pate, and Samuel T r rcnce, and also, fi ty A res m ire, adjo ning Amos John, s >n, Miles P tc, and others; belonging t > the estate ol Henrv !S. J ihnsou, dece ised, sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known in ihc d y. VTN.-ON JOHNSON, Adm'r. Or-tol». r 12 34 NOT; Vt'j. e; HE subscriber takes this ninth cl of informing the * Ladies ol Augusta and its v.ciniiy, tint fie has again returned to the city, and, as formerly, intends to repair and rep >lish Shed Combs; ■•-h mid any he off-r --ed—which he h ipes tin re will. As he p'edges him self to do them in the In sf m micr ; so as scarcely to lie perceptible where they are mended. N. B. 110 will also give a lure price for old Shell Combs. His stand is nearly opp >s;t the E glc and Phcenix Ho tel, Broad-street, sign of the Guilt Comb. J H. PETTFS. vr±.ifUxjiiA , JiJlcr*on count j. Suplh o:t C »xT.i.’, Oct jack Tlsm, 1832. Mart Colky, j vs. [ Petition for Divorce. Ai.roßii Coley, V 5 T ppe ring mth • Court by the retur ' o'" the Sheriff ii that the defendant is nor to he found in th’s >t te. 1 is there'ore on mot.on ordered that the defendant appear at the next term o I tis Cai t, and nwvi-r *u the Slid ease as in de at It i' wII j.r >cecd to rnah A >'■ i is further ordered, that s n ice of the sa <1 writ he per eet. ed by advertizing this n nice in one o r h>- pul.li ■ Ghz. ett a of th s m .te tor four mo iths before the n.-xi term of this C mrt. A true extract fr mi the minutes. Given under my hand this 22 1 Nov. inner. 1832. I). E. buTi-i\VELL. Clerk. reember 4 43 im. l AVS Concent r .fen Coat pound of C J 3 n S 4. ’ A. A < N I lolTensive, Positive, and Speedy Remedy for tne Cure o - (7 ciorrlnta. Gleet, Seminal W eak, ness, Si nature. Whites, Pains in the Loins, Kidnies, Irrittiiio.i ol the Bladder a.id Urethra, Gravel, and oili er Dis eases of the Urinarv P .ssages. 1 'lhiis most, eliicacio is Pfep .r itioo is conveniently us. | ed, and totally devoid o irrit ti tg qn lines, treq icntly 1 pcrformihg cures in a few d iy< ; it is lie .1 liful to the stomach, and hy no means unpleas mt to the palate ; possessing all the active me iicinal properties necessary .or the Cure of the ah (ve I) se .ses, without ar.y liab 1- ty of injury to the system by exposure to the wr .thcr. I - his obtained the s ine ion ot many ot the respecta ble members of the Faculty, and the approbation of all those who h ive had occasion ‘or its use. Prepared by S. G. BARCLAY, M. 1). Strand, I, >ndon. O’ Purchasers w II |de se observe the name o' the Proprietor—S. G. BARCLAY. M. I), on os h B trie. A fresh supply of this popular remedy is just re ceived by TURPIN & D’ANTIGNAC. SjLe Agents fir A igusto. August 3 I I 15. P. rRULY grate'iil for tlie liber d patronage received Irorn h s rien Is and cost cner-, still continues to carry on the T .V. SHVET IRON, and CO ‘CER SMITH MANUFACTUR N't, at tlie same old stand No. t . Br uid-strect. Ail orders in his line shall be quickly afte ided to. A I rge supply of Stoves. Cup per and Tin W’are, kept con-t mtly on hand ior s le at as low prices as can lie afforded in Augusta. Tog# thcr with ail km is of Guttering done at tlie shortest n ti e. either d Tn or Copper, with Ornamental Hoads, Ac. O '*ohpr ! 2 3| I «\ C«\SI«.V»IE-\T, I ‘ Bleached and Brown 3 . I " p r 7*, IV nd 5V ‘ hee'in r 's and v h it ' ings, th above Goo . will aa •>liatab mt N. Y >rk <os s, t .»y LATHAM HU L. November 20 45 'RICH Vitos cV G \\ VIIL. Hare re'eire l and op-ne I a ' the Furniture Store of Messrs. J. Smith some s/i’endid Piano Fortes, Parti tularlv selected I>v one of the Firm for the \ Southern market, and which are w rnn'e 1 wh 1 they are to he, and those wishing t> n.nr h ise will find the prices as reasonable as any ever sol 1 here. December 4 43 AND C D3MTiS2S?IO.‘.T BUSINESS. ¥ HE undersigned intending to remove to S, vann -i early in the month ot October, oilers his servic ' toliis friends and the public, in the tr nsaefion o* a {■ ** cral FAC TORAGE and COMMISMON BUMNe.”' He will in. kc cash dvauces, or acceptances on actxjaj shipments o! Cotton. I i addition to w hich, he will continue the carryi trade between Savannah and Aiuusta. for which he now fi ishing a I irge new Steam. Boat, the PRpp TRADE, o light draft of w iter, built ot the h-sr m-i> rails cop] cred and copper f .stened, with two twenty si horse E igi’u s, and at the nroper seas an, will run oiic t.vo S emu-Bo s, w ith T»w bo .is, well manned b°J tween S vunu h ami M con. IK* has 1 rge Fire-Proof sheds, for the storage of Goods and Pr.adii -e, directly on the Whar .tj sav eI ;, e exne se o dr ;V ge. A I irti les intended f r shipmen by any of his whetlur to M i on or Augusta, will be storedgj.p,', H. B. LAMaJ{, October 5 Jo ?• DOZEN WOOL HATS, Twenty-onr (TiSiS lllack Pn RI M HA TS. U - Foa SALE BV J. MARSIIAkL. October 30 3) ON rOA'fcIWN'UILVr. s<YARDS NEGRO CLOTH. | From 23 to 42 per y nl. comprisingju hst assortment and th<- inu<t .approved GOOD},, 0 kind, th .t h is b en ode red in this market.—Pimh» serfl are respectfully invited t> coll a d examine them, t| )fr will be sold in quantities wanted, lor C sh ur approved endorsed Notes, at GJ and. 90 d ijrs. by L. HILL, Anc’tr, November 23 45 Halford’s Pearl Water, FOR THE COMI’LEXtO.V. HIS fashionable lotion is entirely free from any de. -V leterioiis ingrediet t, and is 3 > innoceat that the most delicate lady or child may use it with perfect saleir. It eradicates, ireckles, pimples, spots, sunburns, tans, redness, all cutaneous eruptions, and effectually render* the skin white and Id Mining. Its cooling and fragrant properties add to the pleasures of the to.let and comfort* of the nursery. Gentlemen whose faces are irritated the operation osh virag, wall find Il.diord’s Pear! Water t > possess uncommon soothi. g and healing qualities.— Travellers exposed to ch mgrs of we ther, causing 1 rough and harsh ski a, will flail it to possess balsamic powers oi surprising energies. The celebrated Brum, mel well known in the British tr.dn of rank and fashion selected this article for his tav >ritc Cosnietir, aid the increasing patronage o: the public fully demonstrates us utility. Pie]) red •ram the original receipt by G. Bedford, chemist, London.—A id t->r sde by TURPIN & D’ANTIGNAC, Agents. Deccmher 23 54 LIiYgAM) KC l 111 AG. 'PHE SUBSCRIBER, ESPECTFULLY inform his friends and the public generally, th.it lie still continues the 1. b ive business at his ol i stand, h ick oi the Bridge Bank Building, Reynold-Stieet, ne irthe intersectiu lof Bridge R iw—where he isprepsred to Dye Lillies’ and Gen. ilemcn’s Cl (thing of ail kinds. Leghorn and Straw II ns, Ac. in their various c (lours, in the neatest mini. ner and ~t the soonest notice. W M. TALI AFERRO. N. B. D imaged Umbrellas and Parasols c.m be rt. paired at the ah >re pi .ce at sh >rt notice and 011 reason, able terms. —He will also purch .se old Umbrellas. July 3 5 L ATENT CLOCKS. JUST RECEIVED ON CCN HGNMI NT. f I TERRY’S improved PA PENT CLOCKS, * r f '■ ' with Ive y busiiings, aid warrant -i 10 keep correct time, tor sale low lor cash or approved paper, by J. MAR HALL. September 14 26 WATGMFhi, JiAVLIJa AXit S it'd* IfV/rp. A MONO which r<* fim- ti.-hion bb- EAR R SCS and RUE AST P NS, Ju-t received hy JOHN GUI MARIN Watch M ;ktr, No. 145 liroad-st. August . Uctober 2G ts 32 8 R iSH PO T A K /f' BARRELS Prime Pol t >e J jus re a-ived and “icsliF lor sale low by LATHAM HULL, Auct’r. n 0.. b -r 2 ; 38 ijXW NO* S' i ’ i‘3. ■TAMES P. H. CAMPBELL, Attorney at L..w will Prat ti-p in all tlie Courts ol the Ch imhoi'chee Circun.-—A l business confided to fus eh -rpe 'V!‘l nit>t w; It prompt attention—s i.’istactorv refi reuees «ili irtail cases ''when r qi.ired) be g.ven. II sad tress is C. r{- b Iton, Geor r a. Novembi r 33 3:n 48 DOLLARS REWaRhT S'! OLEN or At sc<’ii:lrd Cff j from the uhscriber, oa tlie eveni"g /s.■•"skji? ot tie Lcli nu. negro boy by A* A’- ■■ / n meo / UMPHRI Y.sor y. to a v / old fol< r fiiv well g own, r-ther,f a yell -wis’i c unpl- x on, round -aft. sprighPy ppe ranee and tda live w hen in company w ith persons o‘ his own colour, wifi a sc r in bis lure fie.id. This b‘V was si et on the tvei.iet 0 sai 1 ’ dny as usual, to drive up the CVv s am! has ia\er b*tn seen or he r I of sio c. Toe b >v»- rew r ! wII fie p d 'o a y pers n who will deliver snd boy-<i t > suli , riber. It vi gne r H dr er« Bridge, on itlle Rive ,(’ -In !u. . oun v Or One Hundred Dt’lars .r the [> relic sio 1 and s rur ig o! the h o n I hov. in sme s.-ciire Jail, and fitt ing the «ii!i- rd> r in'ormalion tin re > , or d. l;v. r.'l them‘o the Jailor of Co'unilii 1 ••onnty (7i or i . G < Rt .E R» HERTS. 3 f The E lit r o' the C ilu nh a 'l' lescope, >’o»l r - Carol ni, will please copy this ::<lv( r-is< ment in h rI ,: * per o« ■ a week for five w* e! a *id f-.rwaid his con 1 to the snhs rh r t Columbia Court-h use, Georgia. Vov- mb. ■ 27. I >32 lOr 47 GiaOril>S. a* laiwuy N). H {OA :).STilE FjT, ■RITAS just opened 1 h nds >rn" -‘s-ortmenf off-4 ME III NO anl R d THIBET CLOTHS, embrac ing nl! the choice and fashion :h!e colors, such ns Crim*on Srnr'et. Ru/ul P irple, \iz rine blue. Light do. Ugh* and Dark Green, together wiih a great variety 01 the ode colors. also. Super. Merino Circassians and P.incettas, all calot* N ivenihe*- 2 f 45 GO T }'e^\ TWhT <\F SUPERIOR QUA I.ITY. for sn'e by A 9 KERR.'., GRAHAM A HOPE. December 3t 50 UTEKAIIUE The Trustees for the m le and fern tie Acadei ty ® the town o Forsy h t • desirous of employing for the ensuing ve r two c impetent teachers, who can bring s tisfictorv testimonials of qualifications. 'l’he Ac;'df mies stand on high and beautiful ground, at a respect In -e r >rn e eh other. And the Vill ige surrounded hv delight ul groves rid in the he -, rt ol a very popular* fl (urishin in Ihe dfh / county. F irmer years it ba* been the ; .ba ! e of almost uninterrupted he Ith, and 1* tu-rfi ifis at this time <>ne of the best openings in :B ' state fur ate icher of ch ir ic’er and experience. T. T. NAPIER ) W. F. JACKSON | C. SHARP '.Trustees. T. D. GORMAN ( J. S. B. LAW J Nov -nher 13 41 OF nil colours. Cur. PI dn, and Gilt —also B ea Needles. Just received hv JOHN GUIMARD- Watch-maker, No. 145, Broad street. October 26 3*