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vcbffn entered into by holders of bills at from i 10 •a 1.1, ami we understand that 15 has been ask t checks on New 3 orks per cent, premium. I 'frights.- -Pulh-CoMrier. li m()B ILE. April 27.— Remarks. —But one feature, j .-.gnt from those noticed in our previous late can be remarked in our market this week ■I 'hat of increased embarrassment and inactivity. H Jtrs of merchandize are unwilling to dispose of ■ wjfffo.uis on any other terms than cash, and for ■ V 4 they are willing to sell at the lowest rates. I Rut such is the difficulty experienced by buyers in I money equal to their wants, that no ope- V P [ions worthy of mention occur. r Colton Our Cotton market has at last become I lifeless. During the last week our brokers t \ e not pretended to make a report of sales, and H iu . Believe the transactions of the whole week P would not embrace more than from six to 800 bales | Itlic extreme prices of which, have been 3 and 13 ■ oonis. Vbout 4060 bales have arrived since our I Li while 11,401 have been exported. “ \sßomp»rcd witblast year’s statement, it will be I that the number of bales already brought to j n j;irket this year are less, by some ten or I ‘“' e lve thousand. This, taken in connection with I fact that our imports are daily becoming less, I ihou 2 h the rivers at present are full, and well lin | f |j with pood boats, leads to believe that the esti |j Liu’s of the crop at the commencement of the sea | f i,n were altogether too large. The crop will,cloubt | j. he much less than at first supposed. Baps'"S- —Some light imporlalions, as also sales. I Kentucky nominal at 27, and Dundee at 22 cents. Bale Hope. —Kentucky nominal at 14 ; Scotch 1 hemp at 12 cents—light sales | ‘ Bacon. —Hog round, offered at 9i cents. The I srt icJe is very dull, ami the market well supplied. Coni. —From five to 700 sacks have been import ed tins wcektwhich, w itli what was before on tiand, amply supplies the present demand. It is freely I offered from the wharf at 80 cents. jf a y —in requst at 51,50 a *81,73. a Flour. —Stock of Western dour large, and readily 1 offered at 88—at which price it is dull fofee. —Good Havana dull at 11 a 121 cents, i' \folasses.—' This article has suffered a further 0e- I dine in rales, and is wow on market in liberal quan- I nnes at 30 cents. I-’ nice —Dull at 4 cents. We hear of no sales. | Super. — Sugar of all qualities is in abundance. II hooJ New Orleans brown offered at 6 u 7 cents, I mill but light sales. Sail. —The imports of salt have lately been large, a 'nice ouj last a cargo of 2000 sacks arrived, which I is ralhcr dull of sale. It is offering at 81 50. NT.W YORK, April 26— Fish. —The prices of Mackerel, owing to the plentiful supplies arriving, retain a downward tendency. Sales of No. lat I $9,50; No. 2, 88,371; and No. 3, 83,50. Flour. —The Flour market continues quite inac tive, though since our last no important changes j have occurred in price. Richmond Country has I disappeared from the market, and the stock of J Southern descriptions generally has become mate j nally reduced. We quote Western Canal, 80,75 a 110; tales in small quantities of New York City at 87,25 a 8, according to quality; Georgetown and : Howard-street, $10; and Baltimore City Mills, at j $7,25. Sugars. —Prime Sugars of nearly every descrip tion are scarce. The sales have been since our last, about lOOlihds. Porto Rico at 6} a 71, including tome quite inferior at 6 cts; about 200 boxes brown Havana and Trinidad, 7 a 7i , tlie latter rale for prime; and 40 boxes very handsome white Havana at 10cents. By auction yesterday, 84 bbls. Porto llieo sold at 5f a 61; and 20 lihds. Jamaica, 6J a 7f j cents per lb. both for cash. Exchange. —Owing to the want of confidence, rc- Milling from the present derangement of financial affairs, the transactions in Foreign Exchange for I the packets of the 21th weie limited, and all for cash. ■ Bills on England sold at lOi a 12 per cent, prem.; , on France, 0f.171 a sf. 15; Hamburg, 36.1; and Bre- J men, 82 cents. There is nothing done on Holland. J Bonds drawn by the United Slates Bank, payable \pril Ist, 1838, without interest, were sold at 5 per j cent, premium. BALTIMORE, April 25.— Flour. —There is no change in the price of any description. The store price of Howard street is $9. and the wagon price $-i 25. We quote City Mills at $8 a $8 23, no sales. .Moderate sales of Susquehanna at $9. Gram. —Two parcels of good German red Wheat have been sold at 81 45 and 81 50 per bushel. Clneerseed has undergone no variation in prices I since our weekly report. We quote the w agon | price as before at 85 a 86, and the store price at $6 a 87 per bushel; very little coining in, and trans actions very limited. We hear of no transactions ■in Flaxseed. White Corn vve quote to-day at 74 a 75 cents, and yellow at 80 a 82cents. Maryland Rye is worth 95 a Idtl cents, and sales of Oats were made yesterday at 38 cents. Whiskey. —For Susquehanna Whiskey there is no demand—we hear of no sales, and have no quota tions to make. In Howard street the wagon price (■of bbls is 30 cents, exclusive of the barrel. From stores barrels are held at 35 a 37 cents. Goffer. —At auction to-day 466 bags Laguayra were sold at RH a 114. Sugar. — At auction to-day 83 hhds. Porto Rico were sold at $6 55 a 88 10. — American , BOSTON, April 24.— Coffee. —As it regards ibis article, the market is at a complete stand. No sales have come to our knowledge the past week. Flour. —Hire demand continues much the same as noticed for several preceding weeks, and prices of all kinds must again be quoted lower. Sales of Genesee are $lO 37 a 810 25; thestock now is much reduced, and there is less disposition on the part of h 'filers to force sales, a considerable part of other kinds in market is of inferior quality. The wide difference in price betwixt Ohio and Genesee has ! produced a good demand fur Ohio, ami the sales have been quite freest 89 12,9 2ft, and 9 37; per hfil.cash; 1180 bbls. uninspected sold by auction 1 at the close of last week at 89 a 9 I2J, cash. We hear of but one sale of importance; 1000 bids. Rich mond City Mills, Gallego brand, sold so export, at 10 50 per bbl. 4 mos.; Baltimore wharf is offered, but we hear of no sales. Gram. —Corn has remained dull throughout the week; the sales of white have ranged 90 a 98 cts. and yellow 103 a IQO cents. At the close of onr re port there is but little in market unsold, and prices have recovered a little—9o cents was offered for white and refused. —Daily Adv. M AUINE INTELLIGENCE E. ARRIVED. Steamboat Richmond, Frazer, from Savannah, with towboats. Merchandize, &c. to W3l Row land, agent, and others. Steamboat C hatham. AA ray,from Savannah, with towboats. Merchandize, Ac. to E. Camfield, agent, and others. , DEPARTED. Steamboat Oglethorjie, Kirkpatrick. Savannnh. Steamboat Richmond, Frazer, Savannah. SAVANNAH, April 29—Cl’d. Br. ship Amy, Crow ell, St. Johns, N B.; Br. barques Glasgow, Ste phenson, do.; Vulcan, Patrick, Liverpool; barque Atlantic, Seatle, Halifax, NS. Arr. brigs Josephine,Pick, Havana; Abigail Rich- I inonfl, Higgins. New Port, R.1.; steamer Elbert, ' Wood, Augusta. Went to sea, Br. ship Chester, Lawson, Liverpool: brig Splendid, Varney, Martinique. APRIL 28.—Cl’d, schr. Tantivy, Toone. NYork; sloop Cashier, Payne, Providence. •» • Sailed, schrs. Tantivy, Toone, NYork; Burnt, Slayht, Elizabeth City. Went to sea, ships Colchis, Knight, Nlobile; Ru bicon, Rodgers, NOrleans. CHARLESTON, April 29,—Arr. brig Elm, Croft, Mataiizas; schrs. Byron. Besse, St. Thomas; Elmi ra Regers, Turner, Baltimore; Abaco, Nichols, St. Josephs; Imperial, Rodgers, Savannah. Cl d, Fr. ship Carolina, Leterrier, Havre: brig -Ha r ry, Parlow, Philadelphia; schr.S.S. 3hlls,South wick, St. Augustine. Went to sea, ship La Fayette, Biair, NYork: bark Chief, Eldridge, Boston; brig Orson, Chase, Savan nah: steam packet South Carolina, Coffey, Norfolk. May I.—Arr Danish brig Jenks H. Lund 3li ler, New York; schr Nledium .Magee, Wilmington, N. C.; ship Frances, Griffith, Greenock: schr Tribune, Dennet. Baltimore; schr Eagle, Thomas, Cherry stone: steam packet Columbia, AVright, N York. Cl’d, steamer Augusta, AA'icks, Augusta and Hamburg. MOB LE, April 26—Arr. ships 3lary Ann Pe ters. Mills, Liverpool; Alexandria, Turner, do. Cl'd, ships Alliance, Haley, Liverpool; Jefferson, Rains, do.; .Alary Ann, Childs, do.; schr. Delight in Hope, Brownell, Newport f APRIL 27.—Arr. brig Franklin, Balter, 21 days from Saco. ’ Cl d, ships Emerald, Prindle, Liverpool; Carrol of Bird, Liverpool; Admittance, Soule, do.: barque Turbo, Johnson, do. NEAA ORLEANS, April 26.—Arr. brigs 3lessin gor, Higgins, Boston; Bulah, from Philadelphia. Cl’d, barque Fama, Bolin, Cowes and a market; brigs Architect, Gray, Baltimore; Grandee, Gil christ, Philadelphia. APRIL 27—Arr. ship Rachel, Moffat, Liverpool: Lrig Sea Flower, Tyler, St. Jago de Cuba. Cl'd, ships Orient, Bailey, Liverpool; Hobart, Silden, do.-, Birmingham, Drummond, do.; brigs Augusta, Brown, NYork: Catharine, Flituer, do.; 1 schr Jlechanic, Parsons, do. BALTIMORE, April 25.—Arr. Brem. ship Ever hard, Barlach, Bremen. Cl'd, Brem. brig Albatros, Scholberg, Cape de Verds. , APRIL 27. —Arr. schrs. Orazabo, Smith,Charles ton; Elvira, Gould, N Orleans. Cl’d, barque Mary, Wingate, NOrleans; Holland brig Adiianus Jacobus, Plokke, Curacoa ; brigs Shawmut, Shepard, Maranham; Patriot, Johnson, Nlobile; schr. Clara, Sweeney, St. Johns, PR. APRIL 28 —Arr. brigs Gen. Sumter, Bennett, Charleston; Julia &, Helen, Tkorndyke, NOrleans; Br. schr. Gem Grant, Dunscomb, Tlsland. m —• lpnm ß K.,? B ~n l d, J sh ,'P Chester, Watson, NOr ler Am ? x^ 31inott, Savannah; brig Vio- N?w , vn.ii‘ p,,deCuba rv , ORK, April 27.—Arr. ship Sutton, Ber- A eSton . ; ,. br 'S s Buenos Ayres, Stuart, do.; Frances Ann, Allyn. Georgetown, SC. and 1 bri . rremont - Sylvester, Truxifia; lhark r &3~Oeneral Newspaper and Collection Agency. — ic undersigned, late editor and proprietor of the having the extensive business j tt,at establishment to cios-e, and conscious, from nng experience, how much sin h a facility is nced ?* ’ least by the Press, is disposed to connect w ith it a General Agency for the collection of Neicspaqter and other Debts, in this and the neighboring South ern . tales, and will travel almost continually to pfe tiicm Tiims-elf. Should the business offered be sufficient, the Agency will be made a permanent one anil while his long connection with the Press ami consequent knowledge of its peculiar requisi- MUons and benefits from such an Agency, and his extensive personal acquaintance with the localities and people of the country, afford peculiar facilities tor the performance of its duties, he trusts that suitable enquiries will leave no doubt of his prompt and faithtal attention to them. May 2 wtf 204 A. 11. PE3TBERTON, C. it A I A,\ ER, Professor of .Music from Germany, having concluded to reside in Augusta, respectfully tenders his services to families, as teacher es the Piano Forte, Guitar, and Violin. Punctual attendance in all cases may be relied on, Pianos tuned on reasonable terms. Reference, Mr. il. Parsons 295 Broad street. 51 »y 2 2Q4 $3“ A CARD. —WILLIAM 11. ORCHARD, Professor of 3lusic, respectfully announces tn the Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta and its vicinity, that he has just arrived from New York, with a view of locating himself in this place, as a teacher of Music on the Piano Forte and Guitar, and hopes that Ins puluallitjr and strict attention, to the im provement of his pupils will insure him a liberal share of public patronage. A note left with Mr. Jl. Parsons, (to whom W. 11. 0., has the honour to refer) will receive prompt attention. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired. 204 ts 3lay 2 NOTICE. —John Bones,and Robert Walton, will attend to any Business, in which I am interes ted, during my absence from Georgia. WILLIAM SMITH. April 28 w 4 203 {During tire temporary absence of the under signed from the Slate, his business will be attended to by his brother, Mr. It. S. Sayre. Sparta, April 27. N. C. SAYRE. April 29 3t 203 55“ INFORMATION \VANTEI). —A n^T*^ son possessing the knowledge where can he found Goltiele Frederic Weber, Ebehart Heinrich Weber, and Henreca Barbera Weber, will confer a favor on the undersigned by giving him notice at Augusta, Georgia. Henreca Barbera Weber, was married to 3lr. .Michel Chrisman, since when she has net been heard from. DAVID WEBER March 7 153 55” The New York Courier and Enquirer will please copy the above three times, weekly, and forward account to this office for payment. INFORMATION WANTED— Of a person by the name of ISAAC FLANIGAN, his residence and occupation. Any information addressed to C. Knccland At Co. Augusta, or Messrs. C'leghorn *■ Milner, of Cassville, will he thankfully received. Feb 28 ts—c 152 57;“ To the Subscribers of the TRANS Y L VANIA JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, dfr., we would say that all who are in arrears for the 7th, Bth and 9th vols., in Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and I he Slates north and w es t of the Ohio and .Mississippi rivers, unless payment be made fore tiie Ist of July, 1837, will be considered as de clining to be any longer deemed patrons of the pub lication. The accounts for such arrearages will accompany the forthcoming Ist No. of volume X, and a prompt return, by mail or otherwise, of the amount they call for is most respectfully requested of the subset hers We have incurred large addi tional expense to increase the value of the work ; depending on the justice of the members of the liberal and learned pro session , whose interests it is ils desingn to promote. Wo trust, therefore, this cull for the needful w hi not he dirogarded. J. CLARKE & CO. Lexington, Ky., 3larch 30th, 1837. JOtii Regiment, Gcnivia Militia, ) Augusta, May 1,1837. $ C"1 ENTLEMEN who may desire or will accept Brevet Commissions for any of the vacant | Company Officers of the City or County Battalion, are requested to make immediate application to the Colonel, who will proceed to make appointments for those offices without delay; By order of Col. A. H. Pemberton. May 2 tuftf WM. A. ROBERTSON, Adjt. Southern Steam Packet Co. fyj 1 BSCRIHERS in Augusta to the capital Stock of the above Company, arc required forthwith to pay to Kerrs & Hope, agents oflhe Company, the second instalment due ou their subscriptions— say one hundred dollars on each share. T. J. KERR, Treas’y & Sec’ry. Charleston, S. C,, 24th April, 1837. May 2 ' . if 204 Steamboat Office. > Savannah, April 14 Ih, 1837. < WOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS—The nnnu o.'H al meeting of the Stockholders of the Steam boat Company- of Georgia, will be held at this Of fice on Monday, 9th May, at 10 o'clock, A. M. At which time an Election will be held for thirteen Directors to manage the affairs of the Company, for one year thence ensuing. Absent Stockholders may by- power of attorney, authorize any- other Stockholder to represent them. W. E. LONG, April 20 td 195 Sec’y & Treas’r s. b. co. Hamburg Depot, ( April 18, 1837. $ is given, that payment of freight for iai Merchandize by the Rail Road will be requi red at the Depository on delivery of the Goods. I All Goods not taken from the Depot, within twenty four hours after notice of arrival and delive ry is given, will be sent to a public store, at the own er or consignees expenccs. April 19 154 A, R. HAIG, Agent. Office Ga. 11. KrA: Ifk’gCo.,/' Athens, April 19, 1837. $ PURSUANT to the Charter of the Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company-, the Siockhol ders will meet in annual Convention, at the Compa ny’s Office in Athens, on the second Nlonday in May next, being the Bth day thereof. ’l'lie elodion of President and directors will be held on Tuesday the 9th day of-May ensuing. JA3IES CA3IAK, CasLier. April 27 201 TOWN OF HAMBURG. REWARD. RESOLVED, That the Town Council of Ham burg, offer a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person or persons, who may bring proof to conviction of any- person or persons, who may have bad any incendiary agency in the late fire. Done in in Council 25th April, 1837. B. F NIcDONALD, Int. Pro. Tern. By the Intendant Pro. Tern. 31. Gray, Clerk. April 26 5 200 55“ The city papers and Charleston Courier, will give the above five insertions. Council Chamber, Hamburg, ) April 25th, 1837. } IHIE Intendant and Wardens of Hamburg, most gratefully tender their thanks to ihe Fire Com panies and citizens of Augusta, for their prompt and useful assistance at the late fire. B. F. MCDONALD, Int Pro. Tern. JA3IES HUBBARD, ) B. .MIMS, \ Wardens. G. W. 3IAYSON, ) April 26 200 Dr. BENJ. DOUGLASS, Surgeon Dentist. HHS returned to the City- and resumed the du ties of his profession, at his residence comer of Broad and Jackson streets, over the store of Nlessrs. Clarke, NicTier & Co. Sept 20 2T J. A. CLEVELAND, Dentist. RESIDENCE, one door above J. & S. Bones Hardware Store, Broad-street. Has on hand for sale, some of Doctors Ambler & Kingsbury’s Siliceous Metallic Teeth. Feb 14 141 GEORGIA, £ Inferior Court, sitting for ordina Warren County. $ ry purposes, Nlarch Term, 1837, present' their Honors, Q. L. C. Franklin, Wm. IL Blount, Jethro Darden, Curtis Lowe, 3licajah Rogers, Justices. FOR asmuch as it has been represented to this Court by the petition of Lemuel Lancaster, that Nlichael Stinson, during his life-time, made his bond to the said Laitcaster, to execute titles to a certain lot of land lying in Putnam county, and died without executing titles thereto, and the said Lan caster having fileTl a copy of said bond in this Court, in terms of the law, It is therefore ordered, that three months notice of said application be given, by publication in one of the public gazettes of this State, and that unless objections are then made, William Castleberry, administrator of said Nlichael Stinson, deceased, will be directed, at the Court to be held at the next Term, to make titles in pursuance of said bond. A true extract from the minutes of said Court. PATRICK N. MADDUX, Cl’k C. O. March 10 +f3m 161 BBLS. NORTHERN POTATOES, i n IF” fine order just rebcived and for sale by- April 19 Ifti N. SMITH & CO. LIST OF LETTERS REJIAININGin the Post Office at Augusta, Ga on the Ist of 3lay, 1837—not before ad vertised. 55” Persons wishins letters from this kst, will please say they are advertised. A Allen mis* Frances Anderson Sami J Allen miss Susan Anderson Sarah J Adkerson James Axson Dr A F Abbot William Anderson Nlartha 31 Aldrich N C Andrew Ann A Allen Richard Atkinson Daason Anthony L L Armsted nfr Ardis 3lat B Barney William C Bowers James 31 Baudry Dr A Bofer Marika | bigelow David Boler Susan 31r» Harleston care of Bruner Daniel 31 mr Benson Brannum James Barber John Anna 3lervin care of Barron Peter Sams Brisbcr Barker Edward 2 Bulges John Beil II D Brown mrs 31 Bailey- Edwin C EfOoine James Barker A II care of mr Brently E<4 Dcrkman Batley John Bandron 31 ad ante Brown Franklin Bailey- mis Louisa Brown Sidney S Barber Sarah Aha Broker W W Bricknel Jas W Brown 31ary J Beacher Rollih Bramlef mr VV Burch J II Brux Caroline 31 Bennough William Benjamin Brabsort Banirie La Barns Burr B Beard C A Bugg capt C A Bony-er 31 A Bynum B Houlinean Mary Adeline Butt Jeremiah Bonner W G AgeencowhgjingoherewlasdoWhherhakmarena Ehs Bro.skey c Carter Charles esq Coe A II Carsevell James Cousins John Ca maul miss Edna care Cfiigit Thomas of mrs Cause Cox John 31 Carlin James Costor monsieuf Carril Caroline L Claiborne J II Carter CB Clark John CarseWcil 31 Clark Sarah S Calhoun Thomas Cooper D & co Chichester Alfred Caldwell A C Chavours John Cost in Ely Clark Henry L case of Crump Philip Henry Thompson Cfump Elizabeth Cockran John Cruse miss Elizabeth Conner James Crane C II Clark Michael Cushne.y W II ( owen W Curry-capt James Cook 3lary F Craig W P Connovfer Elizabeth Cullen P 1) Davis E F Dnffey Thomas Dervine Michael Drew W A Demurest mFs Nnhcy 3 Doughty EW 2 Day Almond Dye Gll Day R panel Duprie Davis James L Dulnple Jesse Danforth J 11 Doziers Thomas it Dill Charles D Doughty P Day John Dovve LorenzO K Edney Windson EdgersOn C Eve Edward Edmonson Gertrude II Eve Joseph Evins Dare us Elgin Samuel Thomas Evins ettre of J Dickerson Sophia care of Howard mr Edes F Farrer mrs E Fltzwarter J F Fear Everline Folgcr Daniel Fargs D C French R Fit/. Garland A G Foster J .31 Feldt rnr Flemings Lewis Fitch C G Gaines E G Godfrey Mary Wtiffeii Garrut Ann Guire v\ illiam GicUlings & Bushville Crimes WII messra Goodwyn J Gallaher Peter Guess miss Guille monsieur ITowcrist Gold wire J O Green J G Green A 31 Grady- John Glaze John 3F Gurley R. R Rev'd Green Angerona H Harma E Henderson II Hamilton John Hill C 31 Hawcls Samuel Hough L Hardin col W Holland J Harmer II W HormC Hatcher G llougton J 31 Hackel Susail Holland C L Harmond Mary Hogan C Hawks 11 Ho wart II Harcock G Holcombe L Harkerson I» Hopkins Sarah mrs Harrison J .1 Holloway II HarsonJ A Haro E Harris J 31 Hurd Martha Unite J L IlUtchinsA Haney 3lajor Htne 31 Hillabrant .1 Hull R Hinsdale T 1 Intchins II Hill H S Hunter P Hcphorn Harriet Hasey B pe'lor Esq Hunter J \V Hes-rt Amd miss Hutcherson J Halsombock mr Horse 3lartha I At J Jenkins .1 Jones C •lordan R Johnson B Jones Mil Johnson 1 horn Jones Frederick Jones Thomas Jailor Jones Levi Jones Rufus Johnson H V K Kelley 3lary Kelly Betsey Kirkpatrick D & R messrsKc'nnong 3lary Kendal J B King Henry Kelly J Kuk- Lucy Kelley Sarah mrs Keith 3carshall Knox P Kirkpatrick rev J II & T Koffee Patrick Kendee George Ko nner 11 Ivnifer J L Lane N G Lunden W Lea A Ligon Thomas Lee J Ixmgstreet W Lang R II Liverman C LindseyS Lumpkin C miss Lovel L IxirdC 31 3lcClennon K miss 3laher S A MacWhister S miss ackrayJ 3lcAllister R 3larckie J McCall C miss MacguireJJ McArin 31 3lakagin E McLaughlin W 3lidge Washington McNorton 3largaret 3lealingC miss McLaren J 3leader R McKinnon Jno R Mimes L Mc3liletter 3lary Miller J 3lcDale J 3lilldt Rolin McCluskie A 3lea!ing Henry McGouldrick E Mondonville 3lary mrs 3lcKinne 3lurphy Eliza C miss McWhorter G 3lobly 3loses H McKenzia R miss Murry W Hamilton 3larshall E 3lorgan Eliza mrs 3larkland George Monries Jane miss Markey R D 3lurphy Wm mr 3laxwe!l J H 3lorhy Richard mr 31artin 31 II 3lonval Emily mrs 3lagher 31 Murry Geo esq Maddox T 3lorrison 3lary mrs 3laltbie E N Nichols mr Norton John A esq Norman John esq Nesbitt Robert Navey James mr. Norton Wm Norman James S mr O Owen William F P Pace James mr Pentand John mr Parsons S C dr Parsons dr Pierce Elizabeth mrs Parsons Francis Peonon Thos G esq Phelphs Charles mr Parker William C mr Primrose Eliza miss Parsons S C dr Pillon Wm Alam Pierman H C Church mrProth Harriet C miss Prichard V S mr Polhiil Julia mrs Parsons Finas F R Reid Henry esq Roland J ReidChersterfermr Rohan P Reid R D mr Rowley A Rowlevv Ansel mr Rogers J Redd James 31 col 2 Rosson W G Richardson Samuel Roberts T Raiord John mr Robinson J Red Green mr RudlerJ Read Emma miss Russell 31 E Rollin J Ryan 31 A S Sadler E Smith J R Sandiford W Snookes doctor Scot E L Shepherd G W Sego A Spears Francis SeabornG Spague A Sheornef mrs K Sprouts Joseph Sholts il| Stephen AVilliam Simmons E S Steele William Simxnaus Laura Stanford J R Skinner Thomas Starnes Titus Sloane J A Sullivan James Sraiih E J Summers George W Smith Susan Shelby E c T Tate A Newlatid messrs Thompson Isham Taylor Francis Thomson 31 S Taylor C Typographical Society Thomas mr Townsend N T j Thomas George Trawick Shaderick Thompson David Trimble James ■ Thompson W G Turner John 31 Thosnoson W T Torecy Lawrence V Veaeh Henson" Vason Jesse 31 Vance William; Viertch James W Warren miss 31 Westerfiold Cusparvus Walker G A Wells Martin \V alter J S YV ells Elisha Waterman Asaph ells capt Walker John A 55 igins Amos Waierman AC Wilburn Wm Walker miss Martha Winters James W'aterman rars .Mildred JYVilson miss llepsey W'alker mrs Julia Wilis rev Thomas Watson John Williams mrs Eliza Weaver David W ilborn W ni W ecllcr mr Wylds 1 homas W eeks mrs Elizabeth W oods Joseph At C o Y Yon n ire Wm May 2 EDMUND B. GLASCOCK. P. M. —A splendid assortments of french . Muslin Shirts, just received and lor babe by CLARKE &. HOLLAND. April 28 . -A- j » OTICE.—I laving sold out mv entire Slock of FURNITURE to Messrs. N. K. Butlkk & Co., 1 would recommend to former Customers and friends and the public in general, who are disposed to make good bargains, to call at tlie old stand. April2B 202 CALVIN WILLEY. I^TOTICE.—The Subscribers having purchased IMI the above STOCK of C. Willey, and being desirous of closing the same. will sell on the best terms for cash or good pkper, arftl they request those who wish to avail thems jives of good bargains, to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.— j Also, a few thousand feet of seasoned Lumber for sale. N, K. BUTLER & CO. April 29 w-8 202 FOR SALE.—An excellent SULKEV and HARNESS, but very little used. Also, a good second baud, two seated Bl GoEE or Ba rouche. Apply at LUTHER ROLL’S Carriage Depository. 198 ts April 24 DISSOLUTION. —The Copartnership hereto fore existing under the firm of K. H. WAT SON &. CO. was dissolved on the Ist February last. K. H. WATSON, G. F. PARISH. All persons indebted to the late firm will call on G. F. PARISH for settlement. April 11 tufa 188 »IS.SO L UTIO N.-Tr.e Co-partnership Hereto fore existing under the firm of M. M. DYE & j CO., is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. 31. M. Dye has purchased all the interest of James M. Dye and .Milo Hatch in the late firm, and is autho rized to Collect the debts and attend generally to all unsettled business. M. 51. DYE, JAMES 31. DYE-, MILO HATCH. 50“ The undersigned will continue the business heretofore conducted by the late firm, on his indivi ■ dual account, and solicits a continuance of the for mer patronage extended to the late firm. Augusta, 3larch 11th. 1837. M. M. D\ E Lost. — A package of two boxes AXES, mark ed Harris & Solomon, or 11. & S., which was landed from the Iron Steam Boat Company’s boat No. 3, about, lbs 4th of January, it was proba bly taken to some store by mistake; whoever may find it will please leave notice at this office. A prii 14 190 ALE OF LOTS IN THE CH I Ol BRUNSWICK, Ga.—'The numerous applica tions which have been made for Lots by persons anxious to make arrangements to build arid com mence business next autumn, and thfe difficulty of obtaining them from individual Lot Holders, have induced the Brunswick Land Company to offer at public sale, from one to two hundred-, vVell select ed. The sale will comrrtdnce on Thursday, the twenty-fifth day of May next, under the superinten dence of the Director-, or an agent appointed for that purpose. The terms of sale will be liberal, and titles tindis putable. A timely distribution of pamphlets will be made, containing the terms of sale, report of Engineers and Commissioners, Explanatory slaps, Catalogues, &c. &c. C W. CARTWRIGHT,) HENRY RICE, [ Directors. GEORGE 31. DEXTER, ) April fi td IB I FOSI SALK.—That beautiful unimprtSVed Lot situated on the corner of Washington and Reynold streets, fronting oil Washington street 13(3 feet and on Reynold street 821 fd(!t. Said Lot will be sold on accommodating terms. Apply to Dr. T. I. Wray, or to the subscriber. BENJAMIN HALL, Feb 28 152 agent for W. C. 3lieou._ TOUTOTICE. —All persons indebted to the Estate iw of RHESA BOSTICK, deceased, are here by requested to make immediate payment, and those who have demands against stlid Estate, are requested to present them, properly authenticated in terms o'l aw, for settlement; 3lareh 24 173 L I*. BOSTICK, Ex’r. I’SH OTICiS. —This is to give final notice, that the INS co-paftrtership formerly existing under the firm of SAMUEL MAVERICK & MAJOR LEW IS. is and has been some time since dissolved by mutual consent. All those Inbebted to the Rock Mills Store, «sec., are expected to make settlement at the Store, until the Ist of May, afterwards to Gen. Whitner at Anderson Court House, in whose hands the notes and accounts will be placed. All claims (if there be any against said firm) on any ac count or in any way whatever, must be presented by the Ist July next, after which time we will hold ourselves individually and jointly freed from such claims or liabilities; SAMUEL MAVERICK. MAJOR LEWIS. Rock Mills, Andefson District, S. C., April 3; 1837; April 27 w 3 201 ’ ON PIECES COTTON BAGGING, vari ©Jp.jJrijJr aus kinds, 22 and 21 inch wide, ttnd weighing 11 a 2 lbs. per yard 110 coils Philadelphia (Wever) Bale Rope 5 bales Dundee Osnaburgs 100 bags Rio Coffee 20 hhds NOrleans Sugar 6 qr casks superior Madeira Wide 10 qr casks Lanqufesoe Madeira Win® 7 pipes and 2 half do. Cognac Brandy G caks Bordeaux Claret Wine 50 cases superior Champagne Wine 50 cases St. Estiphe Claret 10000 Spanish Segars For sale by COWLING & GARDELLE 5 Larch 2 151 ~ THE SUBSCRIBER, HAF just returned from Charleston, with a large an j handsome assortment of GO(l[)S; selec ted by the ces't judges, from the northern markets, which will be. opened at No. 248 Broad street, bn or about the !oth ol* Alay next, and in order to save trouble of moving, will sell his present stock off at reduced prices for .ca*h ; the stock being fresh and of the best of fabrics needs no further comment. Augusta, April 26 200 F. CLAGE 11. DRY g'OODS. for sale cheap by the pi fee or quantity. SANDIFORD & COLLIN.B, have just received alarge consignment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, consisting of every ai'tfele which can be found in a Dry Goods Store, wijic.h will be sold a bargain. , . Country merchants and ethers will find it to their interest to call before purchasing elsewiiere. April 25 199 DUTC'SI BOLTING CLOTHS; India Floor Mattings, Philadelphia Kid and 3lorocco Slippers, Cotton Fringes, Brown Linens and Drillings, Irish Linens and Diapers, Mohair Caps, French Muslins and Ginghams. A good assortment of the above articles, just re ceived and for sale bv T. H. WYATT & Co. No. 20G Broad st. April 21 195 ‘ SANDII’OUI) & COLLINS, OFFER at private sale alikely negro WOMAN, thirty five years old. She is represented as a good cook, washer, ironcr, &c. and accustomed to house work, sober, honest, sound and healthy. Titles indisputable ; sold lor no fault of hers ; own ers being obliged to raise money. If not sold at private sale, will be offered sale day next, in May, at the lower 3larket House 194 April 20 CASKS “Abbotts” BROWN STOUT, iu pints 20 casks “Afebotts” brown Stout in quarts For sale by N. SMITH & CO. April 19 194 CHEAP IRISH LINENS. SNOWDEN &; SHEAR have just received from New York a large supply of very superior 4-4 IRISH LINENSof the best style and some of very fine qualities round thread, and warranted free front ail admixture of Cotton. ALSO, Superior 5-4 and 6-4 Irish Linen Sheetings, 6-1, 8-4, 10 4, 12-4 and 14-4 Dama.ok Table C loths, and a great variety of other late and splendid style of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to which they re spectfully invite the attention efthe public. April 13 189 PARASOLS AND I 3IBRELLAS. 1C ASE latest stile PARASOLS AND LADIES UMBRELLAS 1 case sup Gentlemen’s Silk and Cotton Um brellas, just received bv April 6 184 J. P. SETZE & CO. SELLING OFF. WM. C. WAY, Agent, intending to disconti nue the agency for slr. Joseph Shannon, will dispose of his stock of well assorted' and seasonable DRY GOODS, at very reduced prices for cash, at I wholesale and retail. W3I. C. WAY, Agent. Afcgbsts, April 7, 1837. , 183 The other city papers will copy the above. Haw kins villi: money taken at PAR, for Goods, by the undersigded, No. 197 Broad-st. E. D. COOKE. 3lay 2 204 GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Augusta Independent Fire Company, Class No. 18. for 1837. Fo be determined by the drawing of the Virginia Stare Lottery, for the benefit of the town of 33 heeling. Class No 3. for 1837. To be drawn at ALEXANDRIA, D. C. Saturday, siav6th. 1837. D. S. GREGORY & CO. (Successors to Yates &. Mclntyre,) Managers. CAPITAL 30,000 DOLLARS GRAND SCHEME: I PRIZE OF £30.000 IS §30,000 1 10,000 lO.OlV) I 7,000 7.000 1 5.000 5.000 1 4,(X)0 4,000 .1 3,0;10 3,000 1 2,365 2,365 25 1,000 83,000 50 500 25.000 50 200 j’O.Ot h!> 88 150 13 200 63 100 6,300 63 ho 5,040 63 70 4.110 63 GO 3.780 126 50 C. 300 126 40 5,010 3654 20 73,080 23 436 lo 234,360 27814 prizes amounting to Sltd.ffe {fcjr’Tu kets §lo—Shares in proportion &Cr* I’ickets in the above Lottery ran he otna'rned at all times by country dealers and those who are disposed to adventure, by sending their orders to the undersigned, who will give prompt attention, it addressed to “ A. READ, Contractor and State Agent, Augusta. Ga. Ma r 2 204 PEOPLED LINE OF STAG44*. AIKEN AND GREENVILLE FOUR HORSE POST COACHES. ra>HE Stages on this Line pass through from Ai -HL ken to Greenville iil One day and ji half- — Fare, TEN DOLLARS—distance 110 Miles. The Stage on this route leaves Aiken every Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, at 4 o’clock in the morning, and arrives at Greenville on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 12, noon—allowing about 8 hours rest during the night. Leave Greenville every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 12, neon, and arrive at Aiken on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o’clock, P. 51. This Line is supplied with splendid Horses and Coaches, careful, sober and accommodating Dri vers: and the Public Houses at which the Stages stop, are kept, iu good style, and furnished with ex cellent fare. The Subscriber is determined that no pains or ex pense shall be spared to render every one comforta ble who sees prdher td‘patronize bis establishment. 3VILLIAM GOSS. GreehViJle, April 22,1837. April 26 tufß 200 NEW YORK STEAM PACKETS. ccfMsxf The report of the. Steam Packet -MBIA, being sold to the Texian A.Government is incorrect. Passen gers may depend on being forwarded. The Co lumbia leaves here at ten o’clock on the mornings of Thursdays, the 4lh and 18th May, and every Thursday fortnight thereafter. The new boat in tiie place of the Gibbons, will take the intermediate Thursdays sometime during the month of Mav- WILLIAM PATTON, Agent. Charleston, April 18. [April 19 6 194 NEW YORK STEAM PACKETS. Change of dans of departure. A Th<? s fe am Packet COLUMBIA, \ Captain J. T. WHght, will leave New Y(jfft for Charleston bn Thursday, the 27th April, 1837, at JO o’clock, A. M. and leave Charleston for New York on ’ Thursday , the 4th May, 1837, and continue to run regularly after that, that is leave Charleston at 10 o’clock, A. 51. on the 4th and 18th May, Ist, 15tb, am!29th June, ISthand 27ih July, and 10th arid 21th August. The new boat in the place of the William Gib bons, Will take the intermediate Thursdays. WILLIAM PATTON, Agent. N. B.—All rieWspdpors to the South and West of Charleston, which have heretofore published for this line, will please stop former advertisements and give this six insertions. 192 6__ April 17 NORFOLK STEAM PACKET LINE, SUMEER ARRANGEMENT. Time of passage 40 to 50 hours and scarcely ever out of sight of land: .* ccp»2l The GEORGIA and SOUTH CA- will run regularly until the Ist of August at least; one boat leav ing (’harleslon every Friday Afternoon, at 4 o’clock, as follows : the Georgia 31 st March. 14th and 28th April, 12 and 26tli May, 9th arid 23d June: 7th and 21st July. 'l'he SOUTH CAROLINA 7tli and 21st April, sth and !9th slay 2d, 16th and 30lh June, 14lh and 28th July. The steamer KENTUCKY' is tb fiitl to and from thd Norfolk and Charleston Steatrt Packets in the Bay, and insure passengers being put on board the Philadelphia boats Monday Morning, and they may be ill New York Monday night. WILLIAM PATTON, Agent, 6 Fitzsimons’ Wharf. March 29 w 6 177 FOR SALE] ' “ gy*. A First, rate HORSE, six years rl^. r ... bid, and in every respect a superior gIEI An * The owner having occa ft sion to dispose of him within a few \ 8 g sis days would sell on very favorable terms if application be maufe soon.— Please apply to U. S. Hotel The horse may be seen at Guhdron’s stable. May 2 2* 204 §lO Reward. STRAYED OR STOLEN on Wednesday night last, a bay HORSE, about fourteen >V FA 1 hands high with both hind feet white, and a blaze in his face ; the marks of tue harness is very plain dn liis shoulders. Ihe above rexvard will be paid for the delivery of said horse in Augusta, to Ap.il 22 sw4 197 H. P.VRKS. SLa EAGLE TAVERNX jasas® THE subscriber has taken this well fesg-sB known stand, in the town of Warren ton, formerly occupied by Joseph C. 1 larris, and recent ly by Brooks Kinsay, where lie intends giving his entire ahd undivided attention to the accommo dation of all who may favor him with their com pany. His Table will he furnished with flic best the country can affo rd, prepared by excellent Cooks, and suited to the palate of the invalid, as well as the healthy. His Bar is supplied with choice Wines, and Li quors, and attended by an accommodating Bar Keeper. The Beds and bedding.so important to the repose of a weary traveller, shall he neat and goo-,!. His Stables shall be well furnished with proven der, and attentive Ostlers. With these pledges, the subscriber cortfidently hopes, and believes that he shall share a large por tion of the public patronage. STEPHEN BLOUNT. Warrenton, March 9, 1837. [April 20 195—4] u—/1 OK SALK, OR roItENT. aassC The subscriber finding that the fatigues js!giny 0 f business is too much for his advanced years, is desirous to retire from his present active duties, he therefore offers for sale or to rent, that va luable and well known establishment the PLAN TERS’ HOTEL. The Hotel comprises the exten sive range of buildings at the southwest corner of Queen and Church streets. The advantages it possesses as regards location and accommoda tions, are not surpassed in any city of the South ern States. In short, the great patronage extended to it for a series of years, and the wide reputation itnow enjoys are us best recommendations, and renders the purchase of it a most eligible invest ment to a capitalists. For terms, apply to ALEXANDER CALDF.R. N. B. The proprietor of the above Establish ment will retain ami continue the occupancy of the premises, until they ire either sold or rented, and meanwhile, tenders to his.friends and the pub lic, the attentions and comforts which it has ever been his anxious desire to afford, A. C. Charleston, April 4, 1337. gfepril 12 wfG SlO Reward. RAN AWAY from the subscriber J/Sf .about the Ist of slarcii lasi,-a negro tST%is9 man by the name of GEORGE, about. j 50 years of age, very dark cofirplex- F/ / lion, speaks broad and course ;he ESt&sbsfßßa wears his locks very long; his hair very grey ; lame in his left knee. When he left me he took With him two pair of Patitaloous and two Coats, the color Ido not recollect. 1 will pay the above reward to any person who will deliver him to me, or lodge him in some safe jail, so 4 get him. DAVID tjALLAS. Warrenton, Ga., April 20, 1537 April 22 3 137 GENTLEMEN’S FINE BOOT*. Just Received. ■fl rfWt PAIRS FINE CALF BOOTS, i V For sale at the Augusta Shoe Store by ROBERTSON & BENEDICT, April S 230 Broad-st. J Th FLOUR AND WHISKEY. •s'4'A BBLS Canal FLOCK (limey brum!) iiPvJr 50 do. Whiskey. Landing this day am for sale by A. I. IIL NTINGTON A SU.N. 31 ay 2 1 204 DUPONT’S POWDER. Lending this dry from the Lon Steamboat Go. bo its KEGS FFF. G. Duponfs POWDER ; •jr3.Jr's3' 30 kegs Eagle, lit Caunisiers 24 quarter kegs do. j Persons wishing to purchase on the wharf, wil I please apply early to ‘ COWLING & GARDELLE. ( April-29 203 I ~ ““ULOCSG 1 BBLS. FLOI K. Ifiitding this dnv and fin cM/ sale by W. K.A J. I. J U "KSUN. | Ami 29 ‘ 20:J ! " “ 3flS, V"4NEn7 ' ; UT liriDS. HG3IK MOLAS'SES. finding and for sftle low from ihe wn.'irf, by | April 29 203 i f il. METCALF^ j 4 r£ ()Ji , j 151)LS. WESTERN n on;, lauding and | for sdc iOw from the Aliarf by I April 29 203 G. ii. METCALF. : "S CASES West ImPa PiIF.SEUN F.S, as- JSL 'U' sorted-, just received by April 29 203 DORTIC A LEE. Ot'.iXVJ Spanish Yellow. host Just received by DORTIC A LEE. April 29 203 PuPifKK. A POUNDS first quality FOD '€>SClr I)Ktf,just received, for-pie at the river, by JNU. ii. GLiEU. April 2S 4 202 GEDKG * A M A oL Via a>7 ■ $ s.M \ LI, II \ MS, for la- J&'4»-*sjU4L3r'Cl/ miiy n»e. For-sale hv April 2d * BOimc* LEEK CO \ !>O V PO if T E if. 2©tr?;;r p T ER l‘'»'-^ Jus! received by DORTIC A I.KM. April 28 202 BASKETS Oil U*F ( ILYaHUAGNE 10 do. do pint do April 18 DORTiC & 1 F,E. SELUN«-OKP AT CU»»T. CEIAIfK Subscriber wishing to close ids business, M wrH sell at ( 08T his Slock of Fnrfcy and Staple DR3 GO< I|)S, Consisting iu part of Super Caß cries ft! 10 cents per yard French GWiglnuits ftt 23 Worsted Table Covers ' Brown Homespuns, 10 and 11c Sarcenet Ribbons Fancy s haw is Head Hclkfs., 82 and 2,50 per do* Irish Linens Black and Into COtton Hose Flax O-uaburg-s at 8 and 10c, Bine and Bleached iimiiespnirs, 12-w- Superior Gt-firma Worsted Ctuols, Ac. At.so, A superior article of VVnite and Colored India Straw Garpebugs, at T. P. SV.M 17S, April 28 4 202 No. 117 Broad-str : hats f ilvtsTT IffeßAn FUK 11A ’! s Drab Russia do Black do do Children's black Silk Hats Do do Fur do Do Drab Silk db Mexican plain do Sup black BcaVler do Sup black Silk do Together with an assortment of Paliii Leaf and Leghorn HaU and Hat eases, fors’ale by CLARKE A HOLLAND, April 28 203 2‘.il Brdad-sf. PUUTEaI, GL\, IVIIISKE if 7 &C. ANDIFORH A COLLINS have just received Cs on consignment, per Rail Road, and will sell, low for cash only. 40 casks London Porter (pints and quarts) 15 pipes and quarter pipes pure ( ogr.ac Brandy imported info Charleston per brig Charleston 40 Hbls Liquork; Gin, Whiskey and Am. Brandy 10 hluls prime O. Sugar 100 hall boxes prime Rtvsins , And cases Ports, .Madeira and Sherry Wine; April 27 2(11 LE U E, LiIM El BBLS. TiiO.MASTO.V LI3IE, on the ■An'AJ’ Ariver, for sale low, if taken from the wharf, by COWLING A GARDKLLE. April 25 199 CORN AFLOAT. ■fl BUSHELS CORN, just received H *SLy and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Apply at the river. JOHN B. GUIEU. April 19 6 191 NEW SPRTngT(’doi >s. Til. W YATT’ A CO. at No 206 Broad-street, 6 the store lately occupied by .Morgan A Wy att, are now opening a new stock of SPRING AND Si M3IER DR A GOODS, of neat and hand some styles having been very lately selected irmri the Northern markets, they will make their prices to suit, the present times, as they are determined to sell on the lowest terms fur cash. April 17 ““selling or -VIM’OST. THE subscribers are to make different arrange ments in their business the coming October, and it is necessary tlteV should reduce their sloc k as low as possible previous fd that, tinie, they will, therefore, sell as above staled. Those wishing to purchase, will llhd it. greatly id their advantage to call and examine; as vvfe are positive they will not be disappointed in finding bargains, and no reason to complain of the Goods not being sold as represented. Our Slbck consists of afresh supply of fashionable Spring DRV GOODS. Th« Ladies arc respectfully invited to call. IVES & GRISWOLD, Store under the Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga. April 11 188 JUST RECEIVED. H BAGS PRIME rE \THERS A .-"w 3 bbls. of real Irish Whiskey 20 pieces Dundee Bagging a prime article weigh ing over 2 pounds to tho yard A few kegs of prime Butter for table use. For sale by GOULD & 5131315, April 3 ISO Stovall’s new Brick Building. CAKE MOULDS, “ JUST received, an assortment of Earthen CAKE MOULDS, said to be superior to any thing used, for Baking Cake. J. G. DUNLAP. March, 27 _ 176 ~ CHINA DINNER WALHc. THREE eases White arid Gold Band China Dinner Sets; complete; for sale low. J. G. PUN LAP. April 4 1 -2 SOBEIITSONA BENEDICT, have received this day a large assortment of Rogers Super Kid and Morocco Slippers, at 230 Broad Street.' THE SUBSCRIBE!*,' HAS received this day a handsome assortment of NEW SPRING GOODS; among which are some handsome French Muslins, Ginghams, Cambrics,Calicoes, Ladies,Gentlemen's and .Misses Hosiery. Also/ a new and splendid lot of summer (foods, for hoys ware, as well as live cases of nbvi and splendid Straw and Leghorn Bennetts ; all of which he is determined to sell low. the public may rest assured Os always finding a handsome assort ment of choice Goods, by calling at his store No. 245 Broaid-st., next door to the Temple of Fashion March IS 16G T. CL VGETT. JUST RECEIVE!). BONES NEW RAISINS 200 bbls best Canal Flour. For sale by CLARKE, McTEIR A CO Jan 9 112 J. M. COOPER & SON. Have just rerricfd 811 VLF PIPES FINE COGNAC BRANDY, J. J. Dupuy brand 10 fir casks Laitquedoc Aladoira Wine 10 eight do. do do do 5 qr casks Port Wine 3 casks fine Claret Wine 4 qr casks fine Champagne Brandy, J J Dnpuy brand 5 qr casks White Wine Vinegar, fine article, &e. ALSO, Received and for sale on consignment. 50 boxes Sperm Candles 50 do fine Tobacco 25 baskets fine Bordeaux Sweet Oil. Viarch 3 fin LATEST PARC FASHION, Per Skip Poland. OBCRTSO-N & BENEDICT, have just re jS cetved a splendid assortment of Ladies Opera silk Roofs as.-orted colors, at 23!) Broadstreet ' " Til EH i HNL HU3 IIRS i trpEING desirous of closing their GROCERY _*os BUSINESS, offer to sell their entire,Stock, which is targe arid well assorted, together with three years uuexpired lease on the fire proof Brick Store, corner of Broad and Kollock streets, one of the best stands in the city. COLLIER A HILL. April 1 180 ~ HEMP BAGGING. THE subscribers offer for sale 1,755 pieces HEMP BAGGING, the Greatest proportion of which was imported bv them direct frCrrt Dundee. April 11 tn t 188 ' JAS. Ar W>l. HARPER. DRUMS fresh Figs. 25 baskets Grape Cham pagne, quarts and pints; 20 Jo Heart brand do, for snde by March 7 158 DGRTIC & LEE. IHOOTS AND SHOES. BW FORCE &CO’B. WHOLESALE SHOE • STORE ,No, 27G Broad street. *'liiTi iff 25 IVJI UJ KDTSTINCT print PUBLIC SALES. A good chance for great bargains!—d ur nit a. re jor sale at auction. BY W. E. & J. IJ. JACKSON. The snltsefiber intending to remove to a new Stexe the ensuing fall, and wishing, through the sum mer, to devote his personal attention at the North, in getting up his stock for that purpose, will oiler jl at auction THIS DAY, the 2d May, his exten sive and well assorted sfockon hand, at his v* are Rooms, on Broad and Camphell-streels, (first cor ner below the late fire.' consisting of; - SOFAS. SIDE-BOARDS, BUREAUS Piano Fortes. Book Cases, 'Wardrobes, ,r j Pier and Centre Tablss, Pining ih>- P. ami C. Tattles, .Mirrors, Looking Classes, and Toilets . , Mahogany, Curl'd .Maple, Fancy and 53 ituLor g ( hairs Vv ash Stands, Window Blinds, Foot Stools Bedsteads, Matfrasses, Ac. Ac. Terms cash.—Catalogues Uill be read)'on dayol , i sale. . N. B.—Should the weather he unfavorable, tho 1 above sale w ill take place the first fair day, and ho i continued until all is s’oid, ■ : Persons wishing to purchase at private sale, can ! do so at very reduced prices. „ TIIOS. 31. WOODRUFF. ■ | 3lay 2 200 i .1\ TV. £■:. A' J. i'. JACMS<LN. THIS DAY, at 9o'clock,precisely, will be sold in front'of bur store. 59 bbls. superior Ohio FLOUR - | ALSO, I I 2 good 3fules j Sale positive.—‘l onus cash. May 2 Sem-ett SheriH'N Sale. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, before the Court House door, in Jacksonhoro, i St riven county, within the usual hours of sale, _ Five Hundred Acres of.L \NI>, adjoining lands , of W . \\ . iiiack, Fdward Wrllianis, and other.-, i levied on tis the properl y of Robert Bevill, to satisf y | a ii. lit. from the Superior Court of St riven county, | in lav or of Seaborn GooilulJ, property pointed out ! by defendant, - j ' PETER ARNETT, D. Sheriff S. ro. j April 29 . 203 j Richmond Sheriff’s Kale. ; W ill he -old on the fir-t TuckdaV in June next, | within the legal lion re ‘ofsale. at luc lower nisir ■ j ket house in. the (’ity 'of Augusta, 1 I A niulatto MAN slave named Isaac, levied upon | as the property of ("aiter Langford, to satisfy u j it. la. from the inferior Cofiirt of Bibb eoiiniy, m I lavor of Prince A Iftie. RICHARD F. BUSH, Sheriff R. C. April 12 189 NOTICE. 'A ill be sold bn the first Monday in 3fay hexl.af tlte line resrdeiiceof.RH IN PEA RltE, deceased, late of Columbia county, AH the perishable property of said deceased, con sisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farm ing I tens-jls, Corn, Fbddc’r, Hogs, Horses, 31 tiles, Cattle, Ac Ac. 1 -March 18 167 EDWARD BALLARD, AdnTr^ On the first 'lktesday in June next, will be sold nt the ( ourt House in W arreit county, Ga., agreea ; hie lo an order of the Inferior ( onrt of said coun- I ty when sitting for'brdinary purposes, i 9he land belonging to the estate of Joshua Hill- I man, deceased, 'i’ertps at sale. JOEL W. PERRY, ) ... , COLEMAN W. HIELMAN.S Allm rs ' March 25 174 Biciitnojid Snenit’s Stile. \y ill be sold on the first Tuesday in June next, at I tlte lower market house in the city Os Augusta, within the legal hours of sate, the fOllotViiig pro perty, to wit : One Dwelling House, one Kitcjien, one Smoke House, one Corn Crib, one Blacksmith sMop, and about 1000 fence rails, the above improvements 1 are situated on the waters of little 3leliean Creek, , up'bn lands owned by David F. Dickinson, Esq-, in the Comity of Ric hmond, all of which levied upon as the property or 31 orris"J. Rooney, to satisfy a fi. fa., front a magistrate’s court of Burke County, in lavor of Jesse P. Green, vs. said Rooney ntid Fit derid; Hill. The above levy made and returned to hie by a cofistmtle. RICHARD F. BUSH, Sheriff K. C. April 37 . 201 _ AIR. & MBS. Oji" ARLES LAND A, 1 Y' a Boarding and day SCHOOL for ) V Young Ladies, on the Ist of 3lay next, at No. 15 Amity street, near Broadway, New York. '1 he plan of instruction will embrace all the branches j of a solid ami accomplished education. They will , he assisted by th« most approved instructors and every attention paid to the moral and intellectual L improvement of the pupils. References. —'1 ite Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, D. 1) : Rev. Thomas Lyeil, D.D.: Rev. F. I-. Hawks, D. I).; Rev. J. F. Schrocder, I), L>.; Rev. A.Verren, D. D.: ( liarles King; Esq.; Prof. If. Anderson, Co a ! lumbia College; Di. Berger; Thatcher T. Payne, -j Esq.; and Brothers Peugnet. I I For further particulars and terms, apply to Cow - Hug A Gardelle, Augusta, Georgia. a 3larch 17 ]fi7 s NEW SPUING (iooUS. J imBS. C. HOFFMAN respectfully informs the Itia. Ladies of Augusta and Hamburg and their vicinities, that she is daily receiving, in addition to her present stock, a splendid assortment of new , FANCY DRYGOODS AND 3IILLINERY; .-on ' J sisting of plain and fig’d Satins; Gros de Naples, i Italian LusiringSilk, Marveliines.Florences,French 1 .Mji-iins, Jaconetts and Calicoes, Ginghams, rich > white Itg'd Swiss Muslins and Jaconetts, Silk, Thread and Cotton Hosiery for Ladies and Misses, French and Scdlt Nebdle Worked Capes, Collars, • ('heiiusetts, ('hildren’s Caps, do. Frocks and Bodies, ; Needle Worked Insertings, Edgings. Bauds, Ac., Ac., French Flowers, Straw Bonnets for Ladies and Aliases (a large assortment), Boy’s Hats, plaid,plain • and fig’d Gauze, Satin and Lustring, Ribbons (all numbers).Guard Ribbons, Belt Ribbons. Also,new style of Gauze Shawls, do. Scarfs and Veils, super fine Ladies, .Misses and Gentlemen’s Gloves, I a dies and Children’s Alius, Blond, Thread and Bob bind Laces, do. Edgings,do. Quillings, sup French Hoinbasin, . Merinos, Circassians; Ac., Wax and German Dolls, sup Linen (.plain arid worked) ITdkfs,, Gentlemen’s Rocket Hdsfs., Silk Braids, Chenille Gordo, Tapes, splended Bead Bags and Purses, Buckles, Ringlets (a large supply). Ladies Hair Gaps double and single foundation, Whalebone, Linens, Dress Linings, Cord, Cambric, Corded Skirts, Dimities, Ac. Ac., and other articles too nu merous to mention. She hopes, having spared no time to furnish tho Ladies with the latest fashions from New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, to ho worthy the call of the Ladies and merit their pa tronage. B- S.— Any Allllinery Work, Bleackihg Bonnets, Ac.; done at the shortest notice. March 25 174 GHEEN CI BA V'OFFEE. .-- U Y BAGS PRIME COFFEE, for sale hy M. April 11 G. H. METCALF LIME! Lijlf'i" LIME i ' CASKS fresh Thoinaston LI3IE for sale by G; H: METCALF- April 11 188 MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS. - /f CARPENTER’S .MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS VT For Sale try HA VILAND, RISLEY A CO. Aprils 186 ■ ) “it. C. BALDWIN. | KTVANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, at Whole j JeT sole, 234 Broad-st. Augusta, Geo. j Sept. 27 d4—ly 29 ' tis flai;;, C CONSTANTLY on hand and forsale by j Jan. 3 frf K.C BALD WIN.- I lltistl POT VTOBB, FLJUI iTTYAc. i -a hampers Irish potatoes) K y 25 bbls Canal Flour 20 barrels No- 1 AlackereH 50 half (id. do . do. J n 30 tir. do. do. do. [Oct. caught Fish 20 barrels No. 2 do. f s o s family use. 50 half do. do. do. J 20 firkins Northern Butter 10 boxes Pine .Apple Cheese, Ac. Ac. Just received and for sale hv WELCO3IE ALLEN, March 18 Fox’s corner, Broad-st. i CHOICE LIQUORS, SEG VRsV a^- II If ID. superior old Jamaica RUM, 2 pipes Holland Gin, superior article, 2 half pipes Cogniac Brandy, superior article. 2 do do Champaign Brandy, vintage of 1825, a very superior article, 10000 first quality Spanish Segars. Just received and for sale by GOULD A SIMMS, Feb 8 135 Stovall’s new brick Buildings. JUST RECEIVED, “ “ ' IIHDS. New Orleans 3IOLASSES, new crop. For sale by Feb. 20 HG S. KNEEL AND A CO. ICON STONE DINNER SETA “~ 6 PACKAGES just received. This article is coiisideted the most durable Ware everruanu factureil. Purchasers are requested to call ami ex amine it at the Store es W. WOODBURY A CO r Dec. 5 ‘ ” STOVALL & IIAMLEN7 H h.olesaTe Dealers in Fanci/ and Staple Dry Goode A RE now receiving and offer for sale on tho I x*. most accommodatjng ternts, a large and w>.l selected assortment of GOODS in their line, to which they invite the attention of purchasers. March 30 178 I BARRELS NEW ENGLAND RUMTjTm A e&QW receive and for sale by 4K April 14 190 W. fAJ. V. JACKSON. ■ A - • Mareh 14 ig^