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Cholera. —This disorder has made its appearance in Dayton, Ohio, It was introduced on the 17th Dec. by German emigrants, from the Duchy of Oldenburgh, of whom six have died. The Malt House of Mr. Dunlap, in Albany, was de stroyed by fire on the 25th ult. Mr. D’sloss is estimated at 8 to SIO,OO0 —$7,000 insured in Albany. The London Globe announces that Sir Thomas M. Brisbaine has been elected President of the Royal So. cicty, Edinburgh, in the room of the late Sir W. Scott. The total number of deaths in the city of New. York, during the year 1832, was 10,359, being 3,99 G more than ever occurred in that city before in any one year; but this extraordinary increase of mortality is mainly at. tributable to the ravages of the cholera, which carried off, in the space of 4 months, no less than 3,515 indivi duals. We observe, from the hill of mortality, that 1415 died of consumption; 72 came to their deatli by ca sualty; and 29 by suicide. A hear was killed near Lake Diummond Hotel, on the 23d December, which weighed, after being dressed, 6404 lbs. The celebrated Black Hawk, the Prophet, and the o. ther Indian Prisoners, taken by Gen. Scott, and held as hostages for their tribes, are to be located at Fortress Monroe, Old Point Comfort, in order to be more at large than they could be on the Frontiers, as well as to lessen the chances of escape. A great number of counterfeit ten dollar notes of the I United States Bank, have been circulated in Frederick, ton, which, it is supposed, have emanated from a manu factory in the Province of New-Drunswick. Two young gentlemen, one a student at the Univer sity in Philadelphia, from Virginia, and the other re. cenlly connected with the United States Navy, were re quiredto give bail in the sum of SSOOO, to appear at the n»xt Mayor’s Court, at Philadelphia, to answer the charge of giving and receiving a challenge lo fight a duel. Sagacity of a Quadruped.— The Thomast Journal states that a pig weighing about eighty,attempted to cross Mill R'ver on the icc; after proceeding a short distance broke through, when instead of drowning, he very deliberately commenced sw-i-lining under the ice in a straight line for the shore he was seeking. The ice was about an inch thick, and being transparent, all his motions could be observed, and in this manner he swam to the shore, four rods, and when arrived there braced himselfou the bottom and with his hack burst up through the ice, and got out without the least assistance. [“ Ve ry like a whale !”] Willis* “ first impressions of Europe* have ceased for some time in the New York -Mirror—in consequence it •seems, of his last impression. Willis it i stated, is about to form a matrimonial connexion with the widow of an English Nobleman of large possession. IU; “inu pre& iions” go on better than wo were led to believe, •from some specimens of them, and we hope he will settle down upon his "Jnintered land,” leave oil' writing namhy pamby, and become a man. Two gentlemen from London are about establishing a bank in the province of St. John, with a capital of jC300,000. A lady, the wife of a Mr. Andrews, of Essex, Mass, •lately presented her husband with “ three lovely boys,” the fruit of one birth, all we ighing sixteen pounds. The Marietta Advocate says, “We learn that about six hundred shares of the Marietta Rail Road Stock, have already been taken i.i this borough, and its imme diate vicinity.” During the engagement of the Kembles at Washing, ton, Chief Justice Marshall attended the theatre. Up on his entrance on Monday week, the house rang with peals of applause. A sufficient amount of the stock of the Columbia,. Washington, and Port Deposit Road Company bus been subscribed to warrant the undertaking, and the compa ny will commence-operations early in the spring. An editor “ down east” complaining that some of his readers consider the passage, “he that runs may read,” as authority for running in debt to him, while odiers consider it a justification for running away, and adds, that if they continue to run into this error they will run him down. The estate of W. Gilbert, of New York, was sold at •miction on Monday and Tuesday of this week, for $235,250. It was purchased fifteen years ago for $40,000. A short time ago, a hen belonging 16 Mr. John Milne, •of White Felds, which was in thb act of hatching, had her office usurped by a game cock, who continued to attend to his charge with the greatest care. Another set of eggs was given to the hen ; hut the cock brought forth his progeny before the hen, and is now attending to his charge with all maternal tenderness. During the past year, there were 52 fires in the city and liberties of Philadelphia—the whole amount of dam ages by which, was $86,429 28—the amount insured $51,623 28—leaving a loss of $.34,806. Dr. Powell of Baltimore, and Mr. D. V. Smith of the same city, have jointly issued proposals for publishing a bust of the late Charles Carroll, of Carrollton. The bust was taken from the face of the deceased, and .Air. Chiton certifies that the likeness is good. '1 he price will he $7. Drawings of flic Gold and Land Lottery to the bih February , inclusive. ILottory. BURKE. Fortunate Drawers. Capls. Dist, No. Di.it. Sec. Abraham Walker, Rogers’s 410 16 1 Seaborn H. Junes, Roe’s 310 13 1 N * Povvel Godbcy., Griffin’s 27 3 3 Drury Elliott, Bell’s 901 11 I Ransam Lewis, Bell’s 568 1 2 James McCroan’s orphs. Rogers’s 201 14 1 COLUMBIA. Thomas Luke’s orphs. Peek’s 1070 12 1 Harrison Kcnnehrew’s orphans, Tan keraley’s 187 16 4 Reuben Hill, Walker’s 447 3 3 Pliney Wheeler, Dozier’s 111 1 2 David Langston, Harris’s 950 4 3 Henry P. Hampton, Dozier’s 64 5 I Covington Brooks, Tunkersley’s 10 4 1 John P. Bacon, Harris’s 40 2 3 Arabella Sullivan, orphan, Hutchin son’s 320 18 2 Nelson M. Benton, Walker’s 527 16 2 John W. Dozier, Dozier’s 1168 3 4 JEFFERSON. Sarah Foreman, orphan, Lamp’s 662 2 3 , Samuel Clark, C ;iv well’s I!) 2 David Cavcn, A’. uder’.i Robert C. I lood, < 'ininV: John W. Vimsc, Hannah’s ■ 2 Hugh Alexander, (Lunatic; Alexan der’s > 1038 16 2 Dawson Ponder’s orphs., Gunn’s 418 5 J Tnomaa Clark, Hannah’s /12 2 .3 RICHMOND. Herbert Stallings, 120 1 H 1 Ann Eavrick, wid. Il9lh 190 13 1 N Barna Melvinnie, 600th 1 2 2 William iSumrnerall, 119th 61 J Robert H. Musgrove, 3981 h 087 3 1 John ('armichael, 398th 101 17 I Thomas MeGran, 120th 1266 3 J Lavinin Janus, wid., 122 d 572 2 3 Joseph Hutchinson, 600lli 792 1 -1 WARREN. > John W. Jackson, Stewart’s 623 19 3 Samuel Jones, Camp’s 813 3 3 John Newsom, sen. Newsom’s 654 93 3 n* Isaac-Holley, do. 736 18 2 i William French, Grier’s 17 5 1 John Grace, Down’s 952 3 I Lavicy McAHU: r, with, Down’s 131 12 1 Zabell Arnett, do. 187 21 3 Jane Roads, Camp’s 470 3 3 I Joel Norris, Pale’s 765 17 3 James B. Smith, Sir wart's 191 I 1 Harvcll McDowell. Newsom’s 209 17 2 i Laud Lottery. BURKE. Ccorgt Hurst, Griffin’s M 8 G 2 1 Mnrthn Duke’s orphans, 70th 2IH 10 4 Mary T. Hints, 75th 32 13 3 Jesso Coleman, r. a., 73d 118 18 I Archibald Woods, 71st 113 18 1 Jesse H. Lively, Griffin’s 144 0 4 COLUMBIA. Isaac Gibson, Walker’s 988 13 3 Lawr. Richardson’s orphs., Adam’s 238 22 2 Jeremiah Darby, Cliett’s 280 13 4 David Walker’s orphs. Culbreath’s 144 9 3 Reuben Y. Reynolds, Harris’s 119 24 3 Waters Dunn, Tankersley’s 288 18 1 Leonard Steed, son. Hell’s 113 28 3 Elizabeth Durham, wid. Cliett’s 253 G 4 George W. Jones, Peek’s 288 9 2 JEFFERSON. Agnes K. Scott, wid. Alexander’s 322 71 Jvy W. Gregory, Gunn’s 37 11 3 Robert Nortiicutt’s orphs., Hannah’s 288 7 2 RICHMOND. Wm. Bohter, 119th IG3 14 3 Philip Gahngan, 398th 121 27 2 Elizabeth Weeks, wid. GOOth GO 8 2 James Walker, 122 d 252 G 2 Gabriel I,izemord, 119th 215 5 2 Solomon Walker, 123 d 111 8 1 Thomas N. Hoard. GOOth 228 9 2 John Lcwin, 190th 231 11 4 Peter xV. P. Carre, GOOth 258 71 Joseph Collins, 120th 97 13 3 Christ. C. Huntington, orph. 119th 13G 20 3 George W. Clarke, GOOth 271 17 1 Nathan A., Joseph J., Isham R., Jane E,, William N. Marian C. and Jor dan G. Churchwell, orphs., 124th 20 8 1 Jackson Kennedy, orph. 119th 21 14 9 W. J. Wightman, 398th 295 21 3 WARREN, Samuel Heall, Camp’s 2GG 25 2 Kichen Harrison, sol., Newsom’s 7 18 1 Allen Jones, Camp’s 213 20 2 Encamles Jackson, wid. Grier’s 112 25 2 James Culpepper, do. 28 7 3 John W. Yarborough, Lynn’s 2GI 8 2 William Tyson, Perryman’s 39 9 1 Coni, tilsnf Ihe American Fanner, No. 46.—Editori al; Culture olTlemp, by Mr. Clay; Agriculture ; Culture of Rees ; The Locust; Draining; Ergot or Spurred Rye ; Commimiealion from the Mon. Henry Clay, on the Cnl. lure ollfemp ; hands most suitable for its Culture; I’re pamtion of the Ground ; Time and Manner of Sowing the Sceil; Modes of Gathering; Methods of Dew and Water rotting; Process of Breaking, &c.; Hints to Earmers; Adapting Crops to the Soil and Market; Amelioration of 1 mils: best sorts raisetl Item Seeds of I mproved Varie ties; Cultivation of Bees ; the Result of two different Experiments given ; Description of the Hives used, with the cause of their Failure and ultimate Success ; Inquiry in relation to Queen Bees ; Bee-moth ; more Particular Description ofthe first Hive, as also of the Charlieshope Hive ; Improvement in Hives suggested ; Prices Current of Country Produce in the Ncw-York and Baltimore Market; Advertisements, SfLABJItTT!£L —On Thursday morning, the 7lli inat. by 111 Rev. Mr. Sinclair, Thas. .1. WaltOU, lo Mi'-.. Wtirsiti Aim ISruco, both of this city. COMMERCIAIik LATEST DATE FROM LIVERPOOL DECEMBER 22. LATK:- i’ DATE FROM HAVRE DECEMBER 27, AUGUSTA MARKET, FEBRUARY 6. Cotton. —The Into accounts from Europe have render ed our market unsettled, and brought down prices about ’ to \ lower than our lust quotation, in inferior qualities. Vv’o quote 9a 94 for fair to good Jots, and lU u 304 l' ur very good to prime. Choice parcels, from their search . will ill command 1L C HAUL US TON, Eelj. 4.— Cotton. — There lias been a good demand throughout the week, for the common and fine qualities of Upland—the middling descriptions have been in less request, and sa’es effected with difli. cnlty, and in some instances, at a slight decline on the prices of last week. The-line qualities are bought principally for the French and Northern Markets, w hile the low priced Cottons are sought for by English pur chasers. 'The quantity on sale is considerably reduced, and sales, taking into consideration the small quantity in market, have been to a considerable extent, amount ing to near 4060 bales Upland, as follows : 74 hales at 9- J . cents ; 50 at 9;: : 136 at 9;f ; 188 at 9$ 697 at H); 475 at 10’ ; 558 at 104 ; 460 at lOfi ; 26:1 at 1041 *2 nt 10.] ; 49 at, 10'; 292 at U, and 521 at llj. In Muines, sales have been made from 16 to 18 cents. Stock on hand Ist Oct. 460 bales Sea Island; 2527 do. Upland; arrived this week, 2968 Sea Island, 5251 Upland ; previously, 7648 hales Sea Island, 84,413 do. Upland; exported since Ist October,'including the a. mount on ship hoard not cleared, 7939 hales St a Island, and 83,697 do. Upland; remaining on hand 3113 bales Sen Island, 8624 do. Uplrml. Flour. —'The stock on hand still continues very large, and there is hardly any inquiry. 'The only sales that have come to our knowledge are 60 bids, middlings, nt $5, and a small lot of superfine Howard -street, at s6]. Sugars —Have lifcomc scarce ; we h’our of but few transactions. About 50 hhds. from Attakapas, sold at $7 ; a few hhds. Muscovado brought 84 a 84 —about 50 hhds. St. Croix sold, half of fine quality at 94, the oth er, being inferior, brought but 84. Coffer. —'The sale ol about 100 bags Cuba, at 13 a 144, is ail that wo have heard of. Molassv". —A lot of hhds-. and bbls. Cuba, was dis posed of at 2ju 36 cts.; and about 20 hhds. Ncw-Or- Icana at 30. Spirits. —V/e have heard of no sales of Foreign. In Domestic, we have to report the side of 270 bbls. Bal iiiiiore Whiskey, at 36 cents, a small lot of Apple Bran dy nt 33, and a small lot of Peach Brandy at 55. Bacon. —About 400 pieces, consisting of Hams, Sides and Shoulders, were sold this week. Uie former nt 11, and the latter atß4 cents. NEAV-OR BEANS, JANUARY 26. The weather has been cool and dry since our last re port, and would be favorable to out-door affairs was it not for hij. b winds and clouds of dust that on the Levee, in a great d« uree, obstruct sight and rcspiVntion. The Mississippi has risen two feet, and was yesterday four feel six inches below high wgtermark. ('•linn. —Arrived since the 18th hist., of Louisiana and Y - sippi 12205 hales, Lake Pontchartruin 254, North A!: 6 ia and Tennessee 168, Florida 163, Texas 21 ; to : .;:< r I .Ml 1 hales.—Cleared in the same time, for Li verpool 116-13 b.dr.;. Halifax (N. S.) 20, Havre 1077, Marseilles 715, New-York 901, Boston 1759, Ports mouth, N. H. 1338; together 17,743 —making a reduc lion i:i stock of 4932, and leaving on hand, inclusive of all on shin-board not cleared on the 24th instant, a stock of 72,353 bales. The prices last quoted continue cur rent, and there is a fair inquiry and goodfdemand for eve ry description, with a regular business doing for Liver pool, Havre, and coustwiso ports* LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary, 8] a 9 Middling, 04 a 94 I ’ Fair, 10 a 104 p- fair dem. Good Fair, II a 11 4 | Good & Fine, 12 a 121 J Sugar. —Quotations remain without change, hut are rather more difficult lo be obtained, whether on planta tion or in the city. Nothing but a superior article wcUi cot .maud our highest quotations, and the lowest is for men i. ' ihie, fair quality ; inferior lots have been sold nt ever . - rate from 3] up. We quote on plantation 54 a 5-;; in the city 54 a 6\ cents per 11)., plenty and dull. Molasses. —In the city the demand is not so good as it was last week ; sales On the Levee average about 21 cents, '< •, •’. • included) ranging nt one cent under and over. On plantation above the city, at unobjectionable distance, several cargoes have been bought at 19 cents per gallon : ibis is the rate we quote as current. BA IT!MO HR. Jan. 25. — Coffer.-*- The market con tinues ’.naejiv* . We note sales of about 500 bags Rio - to the trade, nt 134 a 1 lc. for fair to strong green, i Smalllotsof Sb Domingo have been sold nt 12 a 124 c. j for ordinary to good quality, and one lot of very prime | old nt 13c. Cotton. —We hear of no sales except in very limited •j lots. The article is dull. Howard street Flour .—About 4500 bbls. have been I received during the week, 'idle r.iarkst is dull and in. I active. The lew parcels sold from store have been nt 5.624 pr. hid. which rate may be regarded as the fail* stm ' quotation to-day. The wagon price remains uni form and s'eady at 5,50 pr. bid. but the larger portion of the receipts continues to go into store on the country owners’ account, who will not take the present price. Mo!»issf s. —Limited sales of good West India nt 28 cents, and of New ( >rle;m- at 32 n 33c. pr. gallon. Sngn-y. —Moderate r ilu of fair quality new crop X. rltan* :t 6.50. LIVERPOOL. DEC. 22. Cotton —There is no change in the cotton market * since this clay last week. The improved demand of the earlier part of the week has not been maintained, and the quantity of American cotton offering upon market w ithin the last day or two has rather increased. The sales of the week, including 750 Surat by public sale, a. mount to 12,710 bales. Import 8,§25, do. To-day, the sales of cotton are said to amount to 1500 bales, viz: GOO Brazils and Egyptians, the former iu Cea ras at 2.\d, Bahias at 8d and Bsd, and tyaranhtms Bsd and Bad, the latter at Bid to BJ, and about 1000 in Amer ican descriptions from 6j|d to 7RI. HAVRE, Dec. B.— Cottons. — I The high prices at which the shipments of new Cottons (of which we have already received two cargoes, one from Charleston and the other from Savannah) have begun in the Southern markets of the United States for ours, have had no in fluence on our rates, which have remained stationary, since our last report. The sales since the beginning of the month, comprise 4123 bales, as follows: 1291 Lou isiana, at 91A a 108; 2G51 Uplands, Mobile, Alabama, or Tennessee, at 83 a 95 ; and 191 Pernambuco, at 126 a 130^ —all the prices duty paid. The arrivals within the same period have been 3029 bales U. States. DECEMBER 19. Cottons. —We remarked in our last report, that the.high prices at which the expeditions of new cottons had begun in the United States, had had no influence on our market. The advices since received ' have not, as yet, produced more effect; on the contra, ry, we have to notice a decline of 1 to 2 centimes in our rates for the lower description of the United States short staple. The truth is, that notwithstanding all that had been said, of a deficiency in the crop of 1831 and 1832, we have received from that country a grant deal more ( cotton this year than the preceding, and that at the and , of this month, wo shall remain with a stock superior to ■ the one which existed on the 31 st December, 1831. : Brazils have also experienced a decline, and we have reduced our quotations oceotjnigly. The sales from the Bth inst. comprise 3235 bales, ns follows, viz. 393 bales of new cottons, consistieg of 21 bales Louisiana, good, at 109; 352 Uplands, good also, at 96.1 a 97 ; and 20 do. gtfair, at 91. 1 ; and of old cottons 858, Louisi ana, nt 89 n 105; 1435 Upland, Mobile, Alabama, Ten. nessee, at 80 a 100—all these firic.es duly paid. The arrivals within the same period have amounted to 4261 bales, consisting of 4123 bales United States, and 111 do. Pernambuco and Maranham received from Oporto. Stock 30th Nov. 22953 b. of which 203G8 b. U S, Arrived up to 18th Dec. 7283 7121 30236 27492 Sales up to 18th Dec. 7368 6622 Remaining 18th do. 22868 20870 Same period 1831, 1(5137 14033 A letter dated the 27th received at Charleston says— “ Cotton is dull; sales are made at 3 n 4 centimes lower than 10 days ago. The news of the cholera at Ncw-Or leana find no effect whatever here. There will he no war, the fall of the citadel of Antwerp has put an end to all difficulties. J-jvPv . -|Cp- VStASOSB RZWa ARRIVED, sth, Steamer Tugalo, Wray, Savannah. Merchan dize, &c.—to Steam Boat Company, Sibley & Morrison, L. Roll, M. Rolf, W. A. Mitchell, J. K. Moore, U. I). Cook, M. Frederick, W. Allen, \\ . J. Hobby, Webster, Parmelee &, Co. F. 11. Cook, Wright, Vnnderwerp iSrCo. A. Boggs, W. N. 11. Bryson, N. Smith & Co. Richards & Cannhl, V. H. Smcads, 11. [’arsons, J. Gilbert, .1. B. Bishop &Co. S. B. Clarkson-, A. R. & C. E. Lattimcr, Stovall A- Simmons, G. U. Jessup, Hand (Si Barton, A. Gould, G. 11. Metcalf, Adams, PaVim-lce & Go. Turpin & Danligaac, W. Catlin, U. Reid & Co. R. B. Ilavihnid & Co. . Marshall. B. B. Kirkland & Co. Heard & Wilson, J. Sibley, J. Hubbard, Mtisgrovc & Buslin, O. Parrott, Merchant & Davis, B. F. (-hew, and J. Cole. sth, Steam Packet Win. Seabrook, Dubois, Charles, ton. Merchandize, Ac.—to A. .Mackenzie A Co. J.C. Holcombe. Barber A Biair, Slaughter A Labuzan, W. Boring, Walls, A. (J. Walker, .1. Marshall, Musgrnvo A Buslin, W. & SI. Bryson, H ulibone A Holland, Pilot A Lu Barhier, L. Hull, T. Sullivan, and Prescott A Boyce. Steamer Augusta, Brooks, Cha’ilesion—to J. A W. Harper. DEPARTED, sth, Steamer Caledonia, Lewis, Savannah, witli 2 tow boats—l37-i bales Colt »n, 7th, steamer Tugalo, Wray, Savannah, witli towboat?— 136 U bales i "o ton, FROM THIS PORT. Steam packet J. I). Mo-igin, Curry, Charleslon. Steamer Gov. Taylor, Mills, Savannah. Steamer Savannah, Lyon, Savannah. The steam packets John Stoncy, Green, and John D, Mongin, Curry, for this place, the former to start on the 7th, the latter on the Dili iust. were advertised at < ’buries ton on the 6th hist. The steam packet Geo. Washington, Poinsett, for this place, left Savannah slh inst. SAVANNAH, Feb. I.—Arr. brigs Banner, Harris, Now-York; Union, Green, Prov’dencc; sehr. Halsey, Sedrick, Boston; steam packet J. Mongin, Curry, Au gusta; Gov. Taylor, Mills,do. Went to sea, Br. ship Win, Donald, Murphey, Liver pool; ship Lucas, Coburn, Havre: bark Hazard, Jack sou, Providence; Br. brig Robert Burns, Messenger, Li. verpool; brig F! >ra, Tinkham, Amsterdam; sehr. Com et, Butler, Now-Orleans. FEB. 5, Arr. ship Macedonian, Weeks, Portland 8 days; brig Columbia, Ranford, St. Pierres, Mart. 16; Stranger, Holbrook, St. Christophers 18 ; sehr. Excel, Hclliker, New-York. FEB. 6.—Arr. brig Boston, Hatch, Boston 8 days; steamer Savannah, Lyon, Augusta. Cleared, Br. ship Arkwright, Pirnio, Liverpool; ship Olive Branch, Dyer, do. hailed, snip Fume, Chase, Boston; brigs IFhaltham, Reese, West Indies; Sea Island, Hatch* Boston; Shib boleth, Andros, New-York; Mary, Dunham, do. Departed, steamer Geo. Washington* Poinsett, An gusla. CHARLESTON, Feb. 4.—Arr. ship Anson, O’Neill, New-York 7 days; Sv», hark Minerva, Muller, do. 10; sehr. Ambuscade, Kelly, Barbadues, via St. Thomas. Sailed, ships St. Cloud, Rich, Liverpool; Win. Dray ton, Halsey, New-York; bark Brighton, Baxter, Boston; Fr. brig L*Aiglcv Ruflbn, Bordeaux; brigs Grampus, Brewster. I Limburg; .loner, Williams, New-York; sehr [ Spy, Smith, do.; Lovely Keziah, M’ ; Harriet Rebecca, U’arrcn, St. Domingo. FEB. s.—Arr. ship Bayard, Bunker, New-York ; Sp. brig Jfovan Amelia, Orbeta, Havana; brigs Tcxcd, Lin coln, Rotterdam; Choctaw, Harding, Boston: sclirs. IJ. [ States, hpo ner, Newport, R. I. Sailed, ships Caroline Augusta, Libby, for Liverpool; Grafton, Thomas, do.; Saxon, Orno, Hamburg; Ed ward,, Comefnis, ('owes and a market; bark Leda. Gray, do.; Br. brig Lady DttimiorC, Granby, Liverpool ; brig Lowell, Reid, West Indie?. FEB. 6.—Arr. ship Hogarth, Allen, Havre, Dec. 27; Br. brig Grecian, Cockril’, Liverpool 27th Oct.; steam packet J. I). INtongih, Curry, Augusta. Cleared, ship Joshua Bates, Brewster, Havre. Sailed, ship Saluda, Smith, New-York. ■ William ElobiuitoH, ' '“■'■'j is my audio ris :d Attorney during .’•> my absence t’/-»m the State. iu C. JiAhDWINi , February 8 It ! Wc tire autlmri/od to tin / nounee Captain Win. 11. M AGEE, 1 ■: L ns a candidate for Tax Collector of Richmond County. January 29 65 1 'T-' —. We tire requested to announce I '’MmSSSm Mr.JOHN REILV, us n candidate *' for the Office of Tax Collector, to 3 -v fill the vacancy occasioned by the re signation of Oliver Reed, Esq. Jan. 18 td 62 >7' , Koberl; Kailbrtl vv m /Vj pectlully announces himself to the voters of Richmond comity, for the office of 'Pax Collector, iu place of Oi ivr.i! Rr.un. Esq. who declines serving. 1 January II 00 ii '• y t ---j The iSiiliscriberanuoim ■ cr.i himself a Candidate for Tax (‘-d. 1 •'lector, of Richmond County, to fill the 5 ‘ vacancy occasioned by llio resignation of'Oliver Ree l. JAMES HUM ROSE, y January 15 wtd 61 3 AT COST* n pOOKS AND STATIONARY. Selling whole . I $ D sale and retail, at Cost, at Store. No. 210, Broad. | .Street. C 3 Tamiary Vi The subscriber respect fully announces himself a candidate for the office of Tar Collector, to fill the vacancy occasioned hy tile resignation of Oliver Rani). SAMUEL TARVER. January 15 td 61 WE are authorized to an « nounoo C. C. TALI A FERRO, a can didnte for tho office of Tax Collector of Richmond county, vacant by the signaiion of Mr. Outer Rbkb. ln.ua ry 15 td 61 WBEHEAS the Trustees of the Academy of Richmond County, have given notice that they will lease tho South Cotomon on the firt t Tuesday in February inst. and whereas tho said S. Common is of right the property of the city of Augusta, & has not been lean ed for enclosure or cultivation but with the consent of the citizens of Augusta, and by special Legislative enactment, neither of which has been obtain ed to authorize the enclosure or cultivation of said coin man. And whereas the City Council believe that tho en closure and cultivation of the said South common will prove injurious to the health of the citizens generally. Sec. Ist. Be it therefore ordained by the City Cbuncil of Augusta, that if shall not beflawful for any person or persons to make any fence or enclosure by ditch or other wise in any part of the oonin*on of Augusta, South of Watkins Street. Sec. 2. And he it further ordained, that any person who shall make any enclosure or part of enclosure un der any pretence or in any manner or form whatsoever, shall he fined in a sum not exceeding one hundred dol lars, for each and every day such enclosure, part of en closure, fence or obstruction shall remain. Sec. 3. And he it further ordained, that each & every fence, ditch, enclosure, part of enclosure or obstruction, shall be considered a nuisance and it shall be the duty of the city Marshall ami all other officers of council, to abate such nuisance, by removing any fence or other ob struction* made or found on any part of the said common South of Watkins Street. Done in Council the 2J day of Feb. 1833. SAMUEL HALE. By the Mayor Mayor of the city of Augusta, Geo. M. Walker. Clerk. to toe: public. IT ATI HE controversy between the City, and the This i3_ tees of the Academy, having become one of some interest to the eilizohs, the Ciiy Council have deemed it advisable to give this short notice to the public, of their rtusons for the above Ordinance, and the necessity which called for it. The City Council have been advised and believed, that when Aivgustawas laid out and planned by the pro prietory government, tho common was defined and ap pended to tho town, for the common benefit of the lot holders, and citizens, us the word 44 town common,” itself seems to import. That being thus appropriated to’the public, or com mon use of the citizens, this right has never been taken ' from them by the legislature, or abandoned by them selves. Nor Ims any act been passed interfering with the right ofeoiunpm in tho citizens, except at their own request, or for their supposed benefit. That the power to lease given to the trustees, was to lease for seven years, and lias long since expired, and, being then given to promote the health of tho city, at the request of the citizens, should not now he exercised, when experience has shewn that the enclosure would most probably be injurious to the health of the city, and is therefore opposed to the wishes of the citizens. 'Flint Hie City Council, have nut abandoned the rights of the citizens by paying for a few years for their own pn i", rty, in ignorance o’s neglect of the rights of the citizens, which they failed until recently to investigate. 'Flint this neglect is less extraordinary than the un warrantable a-sumptiou of a fee.simple title in the trus tees, when in fact thet nevi * were appointed any tiling more than the nu re agents of the stale to lease. That the trustcesaro ihemselu s conscious that they have no legal title to the common, is sufficiently mar itested by the desperate step recently taken by them, of causingtho common lobe rim out a svAcani land, under the law securing fiend rights. The City Council acting only as the guardians ofthe rights of the citizens, expect their reasonable co-opera tion in the innhituinunee of their rights. February 8 68 Tcmpermire fSocU’ty. mViL momborsor ihe Uiclimimd Counly Auxiliary .Srl_ Temperance. Society, are requested to attend a special meetimr of that Society at the Baptist Church, mi To-morrow Evening, the 9th ins*, at 7 o’clock. As business of importance will be laid before the Society on that occasion, the punctual attendance of all tho members is requested. By request of A. B. Lovostrkut, Esq. President. DANIEL S* ROMAN, Scn-Vy. February 8 J t .T«c!£cy-Uln!l» AoJacc. fin HE members of the Augusta Jockey Club are re al. cuesled to meet at the Eagle and Phamix Hotel, on Monday evunng next, the 1 IthiiifU. at 7 o'clock, on husi. ness of importance; when it is hoped there will he a ge nera! attendance. C. MINOR, see. Feb. 8. It 68 NOTICM2. 7ijnHE members of the Augusta Society for the pm. Jd!L motion of Temperance, are requested to meet in th* lecture room this evening at 7 o’clock. By order ofthe board of Managers, (J.,). JENKINS, rkc* si:r. i*. t. Feb. . It 68 SMALL SIEAttS, nil colours, Cut, Plain, and Gilt—also Bead y Needles. Just received bv JOHN GUI MARIN, Watch-maker , No. 145, Broad-street. January 96 38 Ami fur mle l„j I.ATIIAM 11V1,1,, « /f|s KXliiilSllStoal CORN MILLS, 5 <Jn> -■ I’.isli' I! 'in-.ls, Stone Warn, 1 Scale lißiim aiui Weights, A I.SO, • 5 Larttc Sn : r 11..i!■:ra. 100 jitiii IJO (iallona, anil the wiinti vvnrks oi u Sin; ir Mill eompieto. Fehmary I ts CO tV v ii* vj (;.»<; - >i,.f VM-a uj A Ixi HJi* V t-0 J. 4.^z=i^Jailo The attention of purchaser* ito respectfully intilrd to an entire new clock of Whicli wc are now opening at t!ie Brick Store, direct , ly opposite the Theatre, CO.N.MS J JNO OF : Richly wrought Tort (tine-shell Combs, New Pal terns, and Carved on both sides. Toftoisu-sliull plain Tuck do. • Do do Puff and Side do 4 , j Du do Neck and Long do. i Do do Dressing and Pocket do. • j 700 doz Brazilian 'Fuck # do. 000 44 4 ‘ Side do. 200 4 * 44 Crescent and Curl do. 50 44 44 Long do. > 4()0 “ fine and superfine Ivory do. . j 10() “ Ivory and Horn Pocket do. , 1 80 44 English and American Dressing do. The ali ive Cdnibs, recently purchased in New-York, ; arc oliered cheap for cash or approved paper, by STOVALL A H A MLEV, Ao. 287 J fraud Street, \ j Jan. 8 ts 59 i- wrou aei.\c,j,' the .suiisemuKii, fj 'ffr E. I’ECTI'I 'LEY inform his friends n» d the V* 'i public ; r enera!ly, that he still continues the a, hove h i-oncss at his old stand, back ofthe Bridge Bank Biiihhim, I’eymild-Stref t, near the intersection of Bridgi Row—whc.' he is prepared to Dye Ladies’ and Gen tleinen’fi I-lothing of all kinds. Leghorn and Straw Hats, A:c. in their various colours, in the neatest man n«r and at the shortest notice. W,V. PALI \ FERRO. B. D ..naged Umhreilaft and Parasols can he re paired at the aliove place at Hiort notice, and on reason , able terms. —He will also purchase old Umbrella*. July 3 5 *IO,OOO FOB THREE. $30,000 FOB $lO. On Monday next will he rcccired thb Thawing of the Grvalid Consolidated Lottory. No. 5 Highest Prize Ticlifit §:3 —Half $1 50—Quartor 75 Corns. AND • By Wednesday/* Mail the RICH IVI3W.TORK LOTTEfIIT, Class No. 3. oj\ Scheme. 1 Priaso of $30,000 ' Apd 1 do do 20,000 ao do do 1,000 ra an dodo soo YW -X TO® 80 do do 300 VSf n 20 do do 200 ImdxJr ™ so do do 100 Mm !•] 2 so do do ioo II c ‘i? « r >« do do t 0 tS oo do do oo 00 ,!o ,l 0 50 lia do do 40 21R4 do do 24 15400. dodo 12 a'.owcfiJ hiac sl2. i ickot $lO, half (iimrter $2 50. ■B—(s) —)► Uecr.^. 9 OHh iall K>rEx<i LImI. The follow i ig are the drawn numbers of the Grand Consolidated Eatery, Class No. 1. 32, 9, 11, 23,35, 18, 57, 60, 7, 56. LOWEST PRIZE sl2. ll7’ I’lizrs sold and (ashed at EJSC SiStS’ Fortunate LOTTRIIY OFFICE, No. 211 Brand street. IIT Address orders to IV. T. BRF.RS. February H C 8 FOR CIIAKLEOS't’OV, via SAVANNAH mid HK.U FOIST. Mleaiii Tackof J.jT\ WIfJ.IAM SKA BROOK, Du. wHI leave lor the above pin. eJaafritaßLMMcos T«-ui«>rr»w Morn iWKi at 9 o’clock.. Fur freight or passage, apply on board, or to A. MACKENZIE A CO. February 8 u THE SUIM3 RIBEIS, ~ IJ J AVINC purchased of 51r. H. Baiiui, his entire .1 i sioclt oi IJHV sulii-its u conlinn. aitcp of lint putromiec herplofnro bosimved on tho us ttiblishmont, where will be found n gonoral nseortment of I'ANCY AND ST A I’l.V mmt ® m ® And on the most rensnniihle terms, wholesale and ro tnil, at the Store No. Jj jJJ Broml-street. S. VV.'WADK. February 8 ts fig RICE and WoyM*. ■fl pn' T1 KiiCiOS prime now RICH, I 1 ) Boxes Turpentine Soap, Just received tind f’r mle hi/ JOHN MARSHALL. February 8 fiß HATfiiaoxJ’ aimareht -gj 4% ( ASKS Black ftornm HATS, 1 5 do. Drnh do. do, 1 50 DoV.en Wool do. * FOR BALL I.GW' IIY ; JOHN MARSHALL. : J February 8 - 68 MAC&EUESj.' BARRELS No. 3 Mackerel, will be land veil Til IS DA V, for sale in lots to suit pur chasers. CHAS. h\ MILLS. February 8 68 [vvj —'Flic Subscribor has this day wold to Mr. 13.I 3 . H. SMEAD, liis entire interest in the oS’ {rwmws'los belonging t.» Daviks & Smf.ad, tmd .solicits fi'ir him a continuancu of tho patron, age extended to the concern. The unsettled business will he attended to bv either Mr. Smead or myself. JOHN DAVIES. Augusta, Fel). 3, 18113. 68—Lit [Feb. B*] i (i r Toe 1 ulis'Tiber having purchased the c tock of GROCERIES belonging f) Daviks & Smkad, will continue tbe business on his own account at the same stand. He w-ill km p a general assortment OrOCPI’U^, - and invites the continuance of tho custom extended to the firm. . P. IT. SMEAD. Augusta, Feb. 3, 1833 Irn 68 • Postponed Sale. Will In* s ib! on i|m first Tuesday in March next, at the Court House door in the town of Wnyncsluitaugh, Jlurke county, within the iimiiAl hours of md? : Our f lnusH and Lot in the? Town of Waynes. borough, I/ viod upon ns the properly of John A. Uo. berm, to »•: ti.-fy sundry li sis. from n Justice Court in favour of 1? dint 11. Carson vs. si id Uobcrts and Reu ben Chance, security, returned to mo by a Constable. 1 THOMAS S. RURKTI, She*rill’ it. r. February B f>B No i ice. H ■’IOCIJ. months alter dale, application will be mode ii to the Honorable Inferior Court of Hurko county, wlicmi silt for Ordinary purpose s, for Ichvo to sell nil the undividi 1 real estate of John l>. Morrison, deceased. !». H. MILLKR, AiUninifslrnlnr in right of his Wife u February 8, 1833 liiil.n (18 Subscriber having sold his stork of HUY i oooi>s to Mr. S. W. Wadis, who continues ( the hii.-in'- , solicits for 1C in a continuance of the custom and friendship of bia former friends and custoj mors. R. LAIR!). February 8 ts 03 WOTICIL f A AIKS T. il. CAM IMIHLL, Attorney nt Law, will I’rariico in all the Courts of the Chattahoochee (‘ijf iiit.— All h;- incss confided to his charge will rnci t with prompt attention sal ip factory references will in all cases (wdo m requited) he pivmn. ilia address is ('amp hellion, (ic.onria. November 30 3ni ,T2GSi.v»A4is:s a oomiK, fi (if Tl MUCKS nml 31) I • Is. good Molasses, nml 50 Bags prime Coffee, just rocoived and for ’ salt- low l.y T-. HILL, Attol’r. i January I : (1 2 .f JKRS.Vtf .W.S.VTU.tiN, A. KNOW!,TON, VO. IMS, nno W.srmiKT, 1 C.; \S j.i 1 opened 11 splendid assortment of lilorlt, '■ *ii h whim nmlK.’arli'i MI:HI\<) MAXTU'.S —some a of which n:r very superior, wiih full Merino Borders. a i,so, w • r >, 0,7, and 8-1 Win k, while nml scarlet square Shawls, A.'iso, H.J, and li. l Thiliot wool Shawls, all colors—All of which wore purchased at .Ruction in New. York and will be sold at a small advance from coat. NbvcmhcrSO ts 45 .1015 PRINTING AVr/Hi/ Errnrtcd nt ihi v ryirc. ' '■ linn I !■!■■■— PUBLIC SALES. 15Y .K. MARSHALL. ” Ihis Night, at seven o’clock, a general assort ment 'of SEASONABLE STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Hardware and Cutlery , Boots Sf Shoe* Fowling Pieces, &c. Terms Cash. February 8 Wh ESPEETPULLY informs tha public, that he will E.V& maki) his usual annual visit to in tbs course of next month. February 8 w2t 68 ~ E. OSHIORiV, SURGEON DENTIST, tjfjj ESI’ECTFULLY informs the citizens of Aiigusts, Ju ® and its vicinity, thnt ho has returned to this city, and taken private rooms at the United States Hotel, oast end, where an early call front those who may need his prolessional services will receive prompt and unferni'- ted attention. Feb. 8. 68 ”Ina» mlTaSSwiSr BPK.VTIST. BESPECT FULLY offers his Professional services - to the citizens of Augusta. Ho may ba stfen at Mrs. Cami'luui’s. January 92 63 Doiililr (lorn* in the Name lime , with the Name I a hour and expense. Thd Wubacriher informs nil who rimy take an interest, that ho hus recently formed and introduced a New Mode of Fixing Saw-Mills, which will saw fully double the quality in the same time, with the some water, steam, or other power applied ; and considerable Inhour is dispensed with for the sawyer. It is quite simple, and any good mill wright can fix it to any saw mill already in operation, in about 6or 8 days, and there will be no necessity for stopping the mill from sawing, exceeding 2 days, to put in the new work. The lumber flawed by this plan is of the best quality. It ia expected that many Will .doubt, and say it cant he done, hut they have only to seo n in operation to be convinced of its utility. I have obtained a patent, right, or letters pa. lent, from the proper authority at Washington efty. 1 will sell the right or privilege of fixing one mill, for SSO; or, I will have the work di>no and warrant it, for $100; and will sell the right for one or several counties, or any of the states, on moderate and accommodating terms. I shall go or send agents in the different parts of the Unit ed States, especially North 'Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, and liouisiano. Those who wish to avail themselves of the benefits es this plan, or to obtain further information:, will apply to me by letter, post paid, directed to Augusta, or Sparta, Giorgin, where it will he attended to by agents;, and no. fieri will bo given in nub time where agents will be ap pointed by me, in other places and states, to receive any application that may be made. I refer for additional information, to the following cer tificates. D. W. HAUL. N. B. I have disposed of the right for the districts of lOdgefield, Barnwell, Orangeburg, and Colleton, South Carolina. Augusta, Georgia, Jan. 12,1833. 1 have seen, and with great pleasure recommend to notice, an iniprbvement in saw mills which has beep re cently made by Mr. 1). W. Hall of this state", and for which ho has received letters patent from the government oj the United Stales. It is very simple, un i from the small aiVionnt of fric tion produced by its operation, 1 think will ho very du rable.—Tins Mill which I have seen arranged upon this plan is the property Vis th'c Hon. S. Hai.e, of this city, and as far us 1 have been able to judge, does double the amount of work with a lens quantity or water than it was capable of doing while fixed in the common Wanner. | A. IvIKIUCK M‘CAIN, of S. C. I certify that 1 have been accustomed to Saw Mills for a considerable Svhile, and think I am a tolerable , judge of thf in. 1 have seen a suw-mill recently fixed by Mr. l>. W. Hall, on a new pla which I have no he sitation in saying will saw fully double as much with the same water and in tiro same time os thdts fixed in the usual way, it is unquestionably nn improvement of a hundred per cent. The plan is simple, and I think it as easily kept in ordei as the common way. JAMES SHIVERS, of Warren county , Georgia- I corroborate the particulars stated by Mr. Shiver*. TIIOMAS COLEW AN, of Augusta . Ai/olsta, February 4, 1883. The undersigned has examined the improvement made by Mr. I>. W. Hull on his saw mill in the vicinity of this place, and concurs with the gentlemen whose certificates-accompany this, in recommending it to the public. SAMUEL HALE. The Standard, SpArtri; Georgia Journal, Milledgevill#; Messenger, Macon; Knquirer, Columbus; Alabama Jour nal, Montgomery; Intelligencer, Tuscaloosa; Floridian, Tallahassee ; will publish the above one time, mid, in the cojirse of spring or summer, the subscriber or an agent will call and settle the account. 1)‘. W. H. N. B. A riVodol c;m he seen at. the Planters’ Hotel, Augusta; ami I design having one at each of the follow, mg places, viz: Sparta, Macon, ColutiHius, Montgome ry, Alnb. Tuscaloosa, and at other places which will bo lYmde known. Fib. 5 _ C7 THE AUGUSTA .9 OCKJS VC WILL commence on Tuesday the 19lh day of Feb rmiry next, free for any Horse, Marc dr Gelding from any pari of the world. Ist day’s race, t mile heats for n purse of S4OO LM do 3 mile heats for a purse of SOOO 3d do 2 mile heats for a purse of S2OO dih do a handy cap, best 3 out of 5 for S2OO The same Rules & Regulations governing the Charles ton Turf arc adopted for the government of this, with the exception that all Hursts are to he entered on the night previous to tliu day of running. The cash will bo hung up at the stand on each day and paid Over immediately !• the winner. Q T The Georgia Journal, Federal Union, CharlflttM Courier, Richmond Enquirer, and Savannah Georgian, will insert the above weekly until the day of running, & forward their accounts to the Augusta Jockey Club for payment during the week of the Races. By order of the Club. C. MINOR, Sec’y. January 22 if 63 TBflU M'BSM'ISaSIER* £ PfAVE this day entered into Copartnership in the 1 **■ hi <*rorc>ry and rollon nndet the firm of Cavkn & Toiii.n, at the store recently oc cupied by Trevor Caven, and formerly by !)• & 1 • Ua ven, south side, upper end ol Broad-street, where they will constantly keep on hand an extensive supply nf ‘tiilOC’LKlD'iS* suitable for country trade." . * . TRKVOR CAVKN, r Tl 10MAS TOBIN. Augusta, Frl). 1,1833 3l ™ WATCSUJJi, JIiWEtKI" V.\D SUrtr Ware. A MOM; which are lio- fashionable EAR-RINGS ;4 mill nil HAST I’l NS, *p. Just received br JOHN i;1 I.MAIiIN, Watch Maker, -Vo. Mo Hroad.it. Augusta. , a • » Ocrohcr 20 tl SjfOTICB. .. Will be sold at the store of the late Ezok.a Wood in, ,1,0 ejtv of Augusta, by permission of ,h lienor aMo the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county, on Wed -1 noidtiy the 27th day of Fehrunryy next, f Ml that lari',.) ami valuable stock of m«n », women’s, and children’* hoots and shoes, belong,hg to, , ’ and bring n portion of, the estate of the said Ezekiel Wood, dec. Terms made known M tho time.of the W. HAVE, Ex’r. F.b.5, «