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'DISSOLUTION' tImI l'< Co pußlncruhi ' Imreioforo existing under " the (inn of Horn MeCall, wut dissolved on *tbe lot msinni, by muimit consent. An the nut) *cril»rr* intend Icnning the Stale, Il»f»y request nil indebted hi llu m to rail end make payment. Thriameol Iho Into firm wdl be* used for Iho *et bleimmi of tin* business. JOHN K. HOiiA, i Jill M DAMN, Mh \ I L 4deur£iu Kail ICuad. I M TNTH, llm VOth of January, the train of l*M .enger Cora wtllhlnn from .AiigUiila at 5) o'- clock, a m. for taimak, llm inlerseelion of the War benion llmiirli. Returning leave Camak ul 1 o’- ‘t loc*, r. M. On anil after tlm 20th of January, lh« t’lwsnghr 'train will leave Augusta at 7 o’clock, a. m. (or Warronlan. Returning leifvn Wnrrnntoii ul i past *l2 o’clock. Kli 'll AKM PETERS, Jr. Resident Engineer Ai. Nop't of Transportation. Jan ft S UAH, hoaD No ; i i< £. TIA lIE Roorgiu Roil Koail and Ranking Company, I. are now prepared to forward mill punetualiljr, oil merchandize llial may Redelivered |o thmr a genu al either ol the following ataliona : AngiiHtu, Rearing, Belair, Thomson, llur/.elis, Cuinnk. ’Freight payable in Augusts. Kiri I AIM) PETERS, Jr. Resident Engineer <V Sup’l of Traniporlalion. jan *J f> NORFOLK AM) < II AHLENTON LINK Steam Packet*. tfPTrrrj-i this i .ine will com- I monco again running regn - tty Inrly by one ol llm boats, tt9fw i Mill I'Ol.li for { ■■MIMTTWUH«ST.W. r * ( llHtl.l sTOV on SnlnrtiJiy, I7lh Feb. I H3H; ader winch a hoal will leave every Friday Morning ul Km o'clock,n» heretofore, and Norlbfk every Saturday After noon at four o’clock Itißeals, the South « iirolinii, (’opt. ( kdley; and rhe Eeorgiti,Capl. ! RnlliiiN, and their I 'onincniders, are known and proved. The bunts have heeii thoroughly examin ed during their utoh, and will he in complete or der. Will IMTTI )/V, fharle lon, DICKsoN, im NTF.R <v. IIIPKINS, Norfolk, JAMES FERMCSSON, Baltimore. Jan 17 ITtit Agents.-' B.iiip of’ B'arl.Hs, Hrlivrrn *MohiU’ anil .1 hint tfowifrti, THE SiriimhofiUi Farmer "'■Ax and Ihfrin v\ 111 form n hue ol ParkrlH, mm above, eoniinen* ~ 1 ‘l l ii' llwir Pviii.tr Inpi lit >o v« mher, ]ra\ing Mobile every Suiurday nnd H rdnesduy, ni b o’clock I*. ,M.;andi Moiilgoinery every Sunday and VVedurhday nl KM o’eloek A. M. For (might nr passage apply on lionrd or to VV. \V. FKV, Jjmi 4 3m 2 Mobile.] llt’n’ find 4 icier. IMtl.s Taylor's cream Ale "av* 30do Newark Cider,superiorarlielo A I.AO, fit) 1 ill I n Jonh's Cm ht) do Canal ’Thoir ■ill) hniea Hull’s patent Candles "Ifi firkins choice Iheiheu Roller ’Wtobhnvc urtieles arpjnst rec eived nYld of ailtio rior quality, logoi her with a good supply ol other (froeerioM, oil liberal terms hy Jnnd-lwOt 1 W. iV .1. MM.SON ,V CO. ill ATT It \SSKS. k)/\ COTTON Mallm*»e»j car** 20 Shuck do -lust received and fir sulehy Jan II W K * J U JACKSON. LIME VM> PLASTER PARIS. .t J 1111 1 is Stone I .into * * 10 hills I’lnsler Paris Just received nnd (or sale hy jan 11 AV 10 A J If .1 ACIvNON, A net's. .1. Fh MIFFLIN, Pori rail Po inter. R P I'.NI’KC I I'!I I.LV in\lies liisdriuruls ami the ,1V puhheof Augusta, to call and see specimens ol liis art at his painting room over the store nf Messrs Price nnd .Uallerv : mi I desires those win wish his professional services lo apply at once, as lusslayin Augusta will Lo short. * jan 3—twfit—l run soaps con Tin; toimitT O'l'J'D ol Rose •Soup, highly seen ted Musk; Ambrosial, Rose, Jessamine, < reum.f ihumm<m, A’egelnhle, Palm, ( aiphorsunns. I avendor, Rergn imil, Transparent and Windsor Soaps. Clihwine Soaps for whitening Jim skin, and hloaehing fine muslin lawns, >Ve. Also the Cosmetic vvush Rail. For sale hv All IDA A A IIAINKS, j.m )° 202 Rroml street. t'osinelics (oiXirt 1 t'oiiiple\ioii, »Ve. Mll.lv ol Hoses,Cosmeue cold Cream, cream of Hoses in covered tails fir curing chaps, tun, sunburn, clmping, &e. Michaux’s Freckle Wash, llio most certain remedy lor freckles ever olliired' R’earl Powder, sttpeiTino, in neat Inrmul boxes, do 'do.'fakes 111 paper boxer. Lilly \\ hue, for he.viui lying the skin, a cake in hot. Vinegar of Rouge m i or. hollies Vegetable Kongo in boxes. Cream ■of Almonds for softening the skin after shaving. Devereiix's Depilatory lor removing surpulliimis hair; Toilet poxvdoi, Olio of rosea do do uss'd. F'or Ibe TcciAi mid tltmiv, Cttinpmirrtt <'tilorlne rooih wash; CiiiaitOtind Hreosote tooth wash; Orris tooth wash; Rose tooth paste m neat jars; American Calcined charcoal I Ins article is prepared hom willow mars • 1 - impnipaiiiy lino, loi munnti purposes ns well us for a denlrifn e, it is unrivalled in point nUnmlily. For sale hy ANTON A' A 11.11 A KS, No. 23t llrood si. Jan Pi Pi pr.itn i: i.i» on,s iok tih; TVaik7 IJPUF. Arkansiiw Rears’ Oil, Imlian Imiroilfor promoting the grow I h mid grudutfly coloring 1 light or red hair to u blown or black; Oil of lyre, fi r dressing the hair, elegantly pcrlimicd; (Jcmiine Russian Rear's grtwo in neat covenal pots; An 'liijua Oil; M u casser oil; do imiunion; for sale by -AN I’O.NV A II UM;B, 232 Ihoadsl. Jan if 12 S’ctmi! B'rditiwii. 'GRIKR’S (iF.OIUJI V AND CAROLINA Almanac. F O U rII E Y E A R 1838, IAIA I I.ATK.I) lor the lion/.on and meridian o ' Augtisla, <«eo and w ill serve lor llm adjacent Stan* .Sold by lit j gross, dozen or single. Jusi published by T 11 ,V 1 C PI,ANT. Jan 3 I fi*»lalocN. T 4111 Il PSllf,. PoUiloes (or family use, both •*""*" Kidney and Men er equal lo imparled lor •nlchy CLAUIvF, .Mi TIF.lt ,V CO. nov 27 -.'77 Bargain*! Itai : f|A//E Subscribers have determined en disposing ■ of their entire slock of Kandy nude Clothing, at cost prices, l«r cask ; to those dcsiroos of ob taining great bargains, ike prosem xVill Ihi (Mind n verv desirable uppurtumtv, either ui whalkaala or retail. PRICE & MAI.LKKV, i Tailors, 238 JJruad si root, j Jan 3 1 \f‘M Itoolis, I J FXOLLKt HON.S of u Souihern -I.V sMrs Caroline (nlm-m, nuilior of **Kt*colli*c lioiim of a New 1 nglaml l[oufivkcoiM*r.” \ 1 a»vw Tt»ken lor ciiildrnti, by .Miss (' M wick,oulhor ol “Live ami let Live,” *Jv 'Lhe works ofi l»n.rlo« Lamb, lo which Are prefix 4*il hisM*iu*rs n»ii Q skeioh ol* lon Lite, hy Thoma IS. 'lalfourd, one ot his Lxet n.ors Principals 4>(‘ Political Leonomy, by II C Care; Bulb or ol an F.ssmiv on ihe rate ol I Pages. Juairoceixed and lor sale by Jan 3 1 . T 11 & I C PLANT. KENTUCKY JEANS, RED FLANNELS, &c Cases Kentucky Jt ans rW 3 hales retl Fiuniieis 2 do y-4 Irit Hi 1 Blanket n V’hiHiiay n*rtM\ed. an t tor sale on reasonable terms ami pracs, hy !X» A K X I’AU.MIf iIALL. Dee 11 otrJcui. nit a w inu OK Til K (*Vorffia Slalc l.oUrry. (• jr the benefit of the Augusta Indep't firs Cimip'y i.i.ass No. 2, rou 1838. 1 J 2 3 4 S A 7 8 9 10 U 1» fT 9 14 AT 90 M 81 3 4 1 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above numbers I * a* tliey stand are correct,ns tnkcn (rnm the Man ager's certificate of tliw drawing of iba Virginia Stale Littery, lor J-wsbnrg class No. 1, for 1838, drawn at Alexandria, Va. Jan. 13. Ami wbieh dele, mines Ibe lain ill all Ticket* inlbahibove Lot tery. A. REAR, agent, jan 17—IS DRAW » THIS DAY GEORGIA STATE L O T T ERY, for tii v. ityuntr «k t'iif fniiuslu Independent Fire Company. Class No. 3, for 1838. To bollalerrtiiney, by I Ini drawing of Ibn Virginia Slate Litldry, for ilia benefit of the Town of Wcllsborg, (.'lnaa No I, for iLIiS. Tobodrnwn at ALEXANDRIA, Va., Saiurdny, Jan. 30, 1838. ' 1). S. (Jricoorv & Co. (successors to Vatea & Mc- Intyre,) Managers. CAPITAL PRIZE. :(0,009 I)O.I,LARS. cit mi srni: hi; I Prize of $30,000 $30,000 I 8.000 8,000 I 4,000 4,000 1 3,000 3,(HHI I i2;600 2,000 1 1,0171 1,0171 100 1,000 100,000 lo 600 6,000 30 300 0,000 81 ami 10,800 03 f>» 6,040 03 ‘so 3,780 1«C 00 0,300 m 40 0,040 I 3,"80 20 76,000 j a3430 10 234,300 127814 Prizes, amounting to $500,4371 IT r Tii keta s|o—SliureK in proportion. ftTr’l ickels in the above larltr ry run beoblamod j 0 all limes by ennntry dealers ami tbeae who are ilia|H)ae.l tn adventure, by aenrling I heir ordera lo llie undersigned, who will given prompt attention,i( ad dr wired In A. It HAH, <'onlr.inorand Slate Agent, Angnsln, Goo. Jan 2D] aTtirHe R,oBil. ON tile 21 at I'eeraiilaT last, at (lie Widdow Rhodes's, a dark buy mere Mule, one eye out, Her 10 yearn old. II any person will lulu her up, and let me know no I get her, I will pay a liberal re ; ward. J. A. PARSONS, .inn o kw it 4 Burke county *7 4 14 1 I lumper* Hellnst Irish Potatoes, just ro •f")sK r eived mid female low by doc 28 JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. The E'avillion. fT* II IS HparioiiH (Hid very c-«>mmo(lioUH lIoUBn, ro -i. rontly occupied by Mrs. CumfioM, haw been tuk«*ti on a U'.iMi* by ilia HUl'Hrribcrs, uikl In now open lor Ibo incomniodulion of tmiiHiont gentlemen and private Imnrdera. Kvcry exertion which can Ik* of any avail in giving comiort and waliHfaclion in thohc who may lavor ns willi llnir patronage shall be made, ami we pledge ours«dvc*B lo keep the eatnh litdiinont in a slylo nut interior to any in (ho South ern country -/lltached to the Pavilion is fitted tip in she best manner, a Ui slorah ur m which Oysters, Wild (inme, or any other description o( relresfimunls winch the mnrkrt aHords, will be served 11 at short notice, at any hour,ami in a style to please the most lastidi oiis taste. The I‘avillinn thus presents itself to the patron* age of the public, with the assurance that whatever share it may receive, ►hall be fully merited, by unre mntrd nttcntion,added lo (be very best accommuda lions. LAMKIN. KDMUMKSChVA Co. 1 )ce ‘22 If 2U'J tfCrTlio Constitutionalist will publish the above until forbid. Hoicsi; RADISH ISS TUllNtPs— •> bids. Knot Horse Uiniisli. 10 do Fellow 'i'nrnipH. For sale by jan H IV. SMITH & CO. I , 'ir4i Wood. 1 1J HE subscriber will deliver nil 8m River bunk, JL good upland Oak and llrekorv IPoml, at $4 tier coni■ \VM. J, VVIGHTMAN. A'rtphto JOJINCOSKEUV. . fibeJlll . 891 nil'll CANAL I't.ni K, fuf.vioHSpVc. t 111 Cnnnl Clour; " I"" 160 do Irish Potatoes; 100 bbis. Northern (Jin; 100 do do Übiskevi 60 do Mackerel, No 3. BO qr mid eighth casks Malaga wine; landing and for sale on the wbnrl,by Jan If. 12:1.1 GEO R JESSUP A *o* Georgia Ins. A Trust Company, > Auoosta.Jan.O. y TI3IIK 1 breetors have this dny dorlarcil a Divi- I dead of Four Dollars ]ier Share, out of lire profits of the lasi six months, payable on anil after the lOlb inslunl. \V T GOULD, Sec’y. jnn 8 ts 6 TVVKNTV-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD —. RUNAWAY Iron) the subscriber IfSiX while in camp, near if..... >■■•-<-• y Anfka .. . eninn negro man immed /Vince, ichJ aged about 40 years, dark complex. •I l7s ion, ebnnkey, heavy built, about 6 fi'el 8 or 10 inches high, bus tuvertil of ln« upper fore teeth missing; mid —tolerably brisk spoken. Biiml negro was purchased from the workhouse in Charleston. Any person who will apprehend said negro and deliver lam to Mr. Win. Turner in Hamburg, or secure him so that said Turner can obtain him, will receive the above reward, jitn 12 J.S. WILLIAMS, B OAF SPEAR.—SO bids t ston Crashed 4 ISngnrs. 26 do do Double refined Lout do 26 do Philadelphia Lump do. by janB N. SMITH A CO. SEGA US. OQ Him $1 PKRIOU Spanish SEC A US, "s Just received and lor sale by Jan ‘J—6 \V. E. & J. 11. JACKSON, Auct’rs. FOR S VEE. I 70 ttOO ~,|{|( Ks . I Apply to A. PICQIIET. Lx'r ol John Fox, deceased,on Melnlosb-st. j«n 13 w lw In BbU. Abbot's 1 l.lvlOK .ILK, just n'c(*.vmt nml Cur sale 8 by JOHN COSKKKV. DIE CLOTH C VRPETS. DEN A Ml E V II will receive orders f- tor Oil Cloth Carpets to suit halls or rooms of any size, and of the richest patterns, with bor ders, w Inch VS ill Ik' promptly es.s'aleit jan 12 ttaildlo Horse. saddle for sale low by «hv LI HAM) & SCUA.VALN. Air and Cider. ■ea URLS' Pale Ale «9\* 60 do Newa k Cider Landing this day, N. SMITH ilk CO. Jan 6 4 W illiam 11. C rane UAS just roccivoil frura .New York the follow . iirg nrtivlwa; lh*st black Malt com l.UHlnng, “ blue black Foul Ido l-l black 7’luiio isico, black blond do. Illack watoml bdt Kibboitt, black Mode, I men Cambric Handkerchiefs; Best Black Sewing Silk, assorted do do Furniture Fringe. ALSO A few fine Leghorn Bonnet* and Balm I .eat - Hoot.a. ttcc 5 llunrli ESaiKiiiN. i V BOXL'S superior hunch Halsins ' ! (M* fH) drums Sultana do For sale by A. ‘SMITH & CO. Jon G 4 Inilcd Slate* flail Line, Fine four hone Couchei to *iikem, Georgia (Fifty miles travel on the Georgia Rail Road ) nIRA.'I N. WILSON reluma Ida thanks to (fie pnbHc (or llieir liberal patronage k nee De’has commenced running the above line, nnd would in furm them, that be baa purr baaed the interest o( bin Into'partner in ibe line and will berealter ran ii on hia own account. He baa made every arrange ment lor tbe public accommodation,and in addition to Ina mail line baa added an accommodation line— i travellera by botb will be convoyed 50 miles on tbe Georgia Rail Road. Hi* coaches Tire all new, and made of tbe best materials ; bis drivers careful, and borscs gentle. THE MAIL LINTS Will letivo Augusta every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at half part M o'clock, vi i Rail Road, (dr Washington, Lexington, Athens, Jcflfer son and Gainesville. THE ACCOMMODATION LINE Every Tuesday, Thu fad ay and Saturday mornings, at the same hour, and by the Rail Rohd, via Craw (ordsvilie, Greensboro, Roland’s Bridge, and Wat kinsville to Athens RETURNING. The Mail'line will leave Athens every Monday Wednesday hnd Friday, at half past 11 o’clock, a m,, and the Accommodation lihn every Tuesday l Thursday and Saturday, at the same hour, and ar rive at Augusta next aflctltoon by 8 o'clock, r. hy llie Georgia Rail Road. Passenger* from Augusta to Spring Place,should leave Augusta on Mondays and Fridays ; on arriv i ing at Spring Place,they will intersect a lino of four horse phst coaches to Nashville, Term., which runs three tunes n Week. KrTlie Office in Augusta is kept at tho t.oneral | A'lage I Xfico, in one of tho (ront rooms of the Eagle and Pheenix Hotel. All Parcels, Ruudles, Ac. at the risk ofthe owner. CO"Faro to Washington #5, Athens $9, nnd to all other points in proportion Augusta, Ga. Jan 6, 1838 wfim 3 PIANO FORTES. D | PARSONS is ibis day recivmga new tup j “ “ * ply of those superior Piano Fortes, made by .1 Chickdnng A Co, of “Boston, and Slodart, Worcester A. Diinliam, ol New York. This shipment, together with a very large stork o< recent importations, make tho assortment very complete, and well worth the attention of purcha sers- These instruments have boon selected with great care, and purchased at the present reduced •cash prices, and arc probably lower than any ever unbred before in this place. FI. P. would also inform the public, (which (rum long experience he con do with prudence,) that he guarantees that these Pianos will stand in tttne in this climate longer Ilian any others tillered. Rhinos purchased at the above place, (j( in town,) will ho kept in perfect tune twelve months without charge, after lliat lime, one dollar will be charged for each tuning. | Also on hand, five Second hand Pinnn* ; some of which are in good order, and (or schools are as good Mfrw jan 10 7 NEW fOOK JOB PRINTING OFFICE? *2Ol itrottfl. St. I'IGIE Subscribers having purchased nf Mr. Jones I the whole o( the large assortment nf Job Type s.ui scs, Ac. formerly attached to the (Alices of the Augusta Chronicle nnd State Rights Sentinel, and’ liovng made extensive additions to the same by ot- ■ lers IroVn the North, would respectfully offer their lervices to the public in their line o( business I’heir establishment comprises the largest assort - nenl of plain and ornamenlul type in this city, nnd is they are both practical printers, they have the (rosiest confidence in llieir ability to execute every ninety of Job Printing In a manner satisfactory to .boss who may lavor them with their orders, and lope by diligence and attention to husincs 10 muril 1 share oi the public patronage. W T THOMPSON, JAS. McCAFPEItrr. net 11 2-11 P. S. The business will ns heretofore be conduct ed under the firm of W. T. Thompson A Co. by whom all orders from the country, For Handbills, Blanks, Ac. will bo thankfully received and prumpt y olfented to drought To AlidtJlTA JAiLj ‘ SOu the IHlh August last, 1837, n mu latto man, who calls himself John, shys he belongs to Nimoen Jlc Morris, Nackiulosh, Louisiana. He is 23 years ol I, 5 feet, 9 inches high. On the 22d September, 1837, a negro man, who calls himself John, says he belongs to William Daniel, Greenshorough, Ala. He is 40 yours old, 5 test 7 inches high, dark cotu pl octet!. ai.so, On the ‘Jih inst. a negro man, who calls himself Stephen, says he belongs to John W. Craves, New ton laysly, Geo He is 11) years old, 4 feet, Bor 1) incMk.nrgh, dark complected IV owners are re quested-lu come forward, phy expenses. »•••) mKe them Iguu mb ni,i moiwjAN, Jailor. Jim 12 wBt ;i Brought Jo Augusta .Sail. |as On the 28th Dee. 1837, a mulatto TSt/Sy woman, as a runaway, who calls Afifllul herself IHsy Morgan, alias SliF.n nun. She is 20 years old, of mid- MX/ip die size, tolerable bright, claiming herself ns free, latt no papers to show. ' A "Y person having lost a woman of ■ her description, would do well to call and see her, pay expenses and lake her from jail. , At.lßO-, On the 29th till, a mul&tto man, \VIi4 calls himself Henry Myers, says he belongs to Afhoh Jewitt, or Alexander Myers, of Orangeburg Dist. ■S'. C. He ts 21'years old, 5 loot 4 8 inches high, . stunt made. A I.SO, On the 2nd instant, a negro man who calls him self Moses, says he belongs to Isaac Chapman of Monroe county, Goo. Jleis 2 J years old, dark com plected, 5 feet, 4 inches high. The owners are re quested to come forward, pay expenses and lake them from jail. ELI MORGAN, Jailor. Jan 4 w3t 3 IVw Blooltw, JUST HECKIVKU AND FOR SAI.E Ur RICH Mi US A BTOY. ritlll'. works of Joseph Addison, complete in 3 A vols. embracing the whole ofthe “Spectator,” Ac. new edition Recollections of a Southern Matron, by Caroline Gilman, author of "Recollections of a New En gland Housekeeper." The works ol Charles Lamb to which are prefix ed his letters and Sketches of his Life, by Thomas Noon i'altourd, one of his Executors. Love Token tor children, designed for Sunday j School Libraries, by the author of the “Linwuoda,” “Live and Let Live, ’ “Poor Rich Man," Ac Ac. Jim 3 1 Klf UNION L) Sllkltlm BAL.G. I VI/ lUE he sold at the lower market house in the , I f Pity of Aiißurm, on the first Tuesday in February net, within the legal hours el sale, two negr > men. both brick layers by trade, to wit: Hilly mid Jus, levieu on as the property of Gabriel Clark, to satisfy an execution firm the InfisWdr court ot Richmond county issued upon the fotcclosure of a mortgage m favor ol Hnvs Bowdre vs the said CtArk. RICH’D F. BUSH, Sh’ff. dec 1 xvts 2SO RICHMOND BHBKIPN stl.E. 1 II ILL ho su'd on the first Tuesday in Feb* v w rutary next, at the lower Market house in the city of Augusta, within the legal hours nf sale, all the interest id Philip Meagin, m and to tho lot and improvements, situate on the corner of Jones and Marbery streets, in said city, and recently oc cupied by- aid Meagin, as a cooper's shop. The same levied and returned to me by a constable to satisfy two executions from (Jie Justices' -ourt of the 600th district, in favor Os Win. M. Williams, vs. the said Meagin mid James O’Connell Jan 5, 1838. wtd3 RICH'D F, BUSH, Sheriff K. f, Executive Department,) January ID, 1838, ') A JiL Military office™ and agents of the Got eminent having in their possession public anna not belonging to their own commands/we di rected to inform (bis department of the (mine, and I hei r mini her and description. Frivale jicraona having public arms in their pos session, will anl the public service by giving the same kind id informal-oil u> this department Ity order o< the Governor, BENJ T BETHIJNE, Jan 10 It Secretary Ex. Dcp't. MONROE MALE AM) lEM ALG Atftdciwics. T/JK .Subscriber having taken charge of the Male and remain Academies, at Monroe, " ullon county, hereby gives notice ‘that these in- Hiitiiiiuns will beopened for the reception of pupils, on Monday, the Bib of January next. The Male and Female Oepartments will he conducted in Separate buildings, Situated about 80 rods apart, both under the direction of the Principal, who has been engag ed in lear'hing in (his place for the last iwo years. A commodious building, with a convenient Appa ratus room adjoining, Inis been prepared for tiio (Male Academy, and competent assistants will be employed as the ctrcumsfraces of theschbol rrKty require. Mi-'ii Sarali 1.. Hays hss been engaged for the Kemele department, whose reputation and standing as a teacher are well known, ns she has been en gaged in teaching in this place for several years with success lathe spring, as the school enlarges, a female teacher from the north will he employed, who will be associated with Miss Hays in the fe ature department The Principal will bear recita tions o( the higher classes of females at the apparat us room, adjoining the male academy, and w ill illus trate by means of apparatus, toe different branches of study. Particular pains will bo-taken to give the pupils a practical knowledge of natural philosophy, chem istry, astronomy, and the higher branches of math ematics, the taking of latitudes, longitudes, Ate. To thiserd they Will be mug lit to explain from dia grams,and to illustrate, II emsclvea, by means of the apparatus. ■Students wislnngto obtain a practical Knowledge of surveying heights and distances, Ate. are inform ed that it g,od ’cdthpass gnd chain, with plotting iiislrntnr ms, and an accurate instrument for nienour ing vertical and horizontal angles, are in tiie pos session of the Principal, who will go into the field with bis clhsscs, and make theth familiar with sur veying, plotting and calculating distances. Lectures w ill, from lime to time, be given at night on natural philosophy, astronomy, &c Lessons will be givfcn on the piano, guitar, (lute, clarionet, &c- by Mr. Guttemuehokr, whose novel system of instruction and skill in Music, have al ready earned lor him a reputation of the first rank. Painting and drafting will also bo taugbtin the female department. The Principal will spare no pains to give his pu pils a clear knowledge of the different branches of study ; utid hopes by the arrangement made, to so cure all the advantages, without any of tho disad vantages ofa mixed school. The health of the vil lage ol Monroe is unquestioned, iluhrtl can be ob tained lor from 8 to 10 dollars per muiith. Tuition l lie same ns (brmerly. dec2B —lilw JOSEPH PRINCE, Principal. A CARD. fi’fllE subscriber takes Ibis method to inform the -1- patrons and friends of the Wesleyan Mansion School, and the public generally, that he bus brought that school to a close, and 'taken charge of anew institution, lately established at Williams Cross Roads six miles below Watkinsville, in Clark county This determination has not been induced by a want of patronage to the Wesleyan Mai on ; foi, in that respect, it lias been sustained beyond the expectations oi its proprietor : but by a deliber ate conviction, that in farmers’ Academy, under Us present prudent arrangements, the subscriber will be able to do a larger amount of good, with more pleasure and projil to himself, than lie has I been able to do, in Monroe. The new institution will consist of two branches in separate houses, one for unties, and the other lor fPP.ales. A competent female teacher will he employed, to conduct she female branch, under the direction of the principal teacher ; but the advanced classes in that branch 1 Will make their recitations to the principal. 'J im , tw'6 Academies are located at a short duiaifde (rim ‘ each other, and the teacher’s dwelling centrally be tween them: and it is believed that such measures have been adopted us will secure the advantages, wilhoutlhe disadvantages, of a (hiked School. All the principal vices, and fashionable extravagancies ol town and village schools, are effectually exclud ed from this establishment. The Acauemy is fur nished with mi extensive Chemical, Philosophical and AstfAfloifiical apparatus, together w.th a num ber of large and elegant maps, and oilier facilities for the promotion of education. In view of the lo cality of Fanners Academy situated as it is in One of the most pleasant and healthful sections of the up country, together with its other advantages, the sub scriber does not hesitate to promise to pupils, a lar ger amount of benefit than be has been able hereto fore to give them. Every precaution that o prudent forethought lias suggested, lias been taken, to throw around the morals of pupils the strongest altd most effectual safeguards. All the branches (both solid and ornamental) of a liberal and extensive educa tion, will be taught in this institution, and at mode rate prices. Hoarding may be bad a*, the Academy and within the distance of one mile from it, in the most respectable families, for eight dollars, or less, per month. Persons wishing lurthcr information, will please address to the subscriber, at his present residence. until Christmas; and after that time, at Williams’ Cross Roods, Clark county. The Academy is ex pected to open on the first Monday in January next; ami it is very desirable that pupils, designed for ibis school, should lie present at the commencement of (be year. Their advancement, as well as our con venience, would thereby be promoted. JbtSiSK C. PAUt.F.TT. Doc 13 291 inSin (A 01,. HROWNof Brown’s Ferry, took from the A Indians one bead guard Chain with “Win Flour noy August 22; 1831," worked mit with gold beads; also, one full jewelled doublo-cated hunting watch, with gold guard chain and key—the watch has three letters on the front case—the owner, or any of his relations can get it by describing letters and prov n g properly. If no applientioh be made i i four months, the watch will be sold and the proceeds di vided among tho troops, —application to be made to the editor of the Columbus Herald for the bead chain, and lor the Watch to Col. Brown. The Columbus J/erald will copy the above and or Ward the account to Col Brown, nov 27—tf277 months after date, application wifi lie made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke county,while sitting lor ordinary purposes, for leave to self the Land and AVgroes belonging to the estate of Peter ApfflCwhile, deceased. JOHN APPLEWHITE, adm r. oct IG, 1837 4tm 212__ lAOI’ R months afterdate application w ill be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Burke Comi ty, while setting for ordinary purposes, for leave to m sell n negro Woman belonging to Jonathan Johns, late ol said county deceased., Aug 21 1% JESSE JOHNS, Adm’r. [jM>UR months after date,application will be made to llie honorable the inferior court of Burke county, when sitting ns a court or ordinaty, (or leave to sell five hundred and ninety-six acres es land belonging to the estate of Ralph Penrow de ceased MARTHA PENROW, Adm’x. nov. 7 id 261 I,A OU K months after date application will he made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Burke county, when silling for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all the real and personal property of Henry Utley, late of Burke county, deceased. WILLIAM UTLEY,) . , , GREEN UTLEY, \ Adm rs dee 1 281 mint IAOU R months afterdate,application will be made to the honorable the inferior court of Columbia county while silling for ordinary pnrprses.for leave to sell the real estate ot the late Elbert 1! Dunn of said county deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor*. ALFRED J DUNA’, Adm’r. nov 12 lit 268 lAOUR months after date, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Jeffer son comity, when sitting for Ordinary purpose, lor leave to sell the Real'Estate of the late Haitian Brassel, dec’d of said counlv NATHAN BRASSEL.ndm’r. jan 4—m4t 2 With the will annexed. months afterdate, application will be made 8 to the interior court of Jefferson county when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the nal estate and negroes of Andrew E. Wells, • ceased. WARY.I WELLS, Adcn’tz nev 17 w4m 2CJ ON Monday, the Blb day of January next, will lie sold at the residence of Joshua Luzenby, IV'arren county, all ilic personal projiertyof Samuel J. Larenby, deceased, late of said county, consist ing ol orte horse, saddle ami bridle, blanket and sad dle bags; three slieeis, four blankets, col and malt rasa, three trunks, razors, shaving soap, parcul oftobacco, Ac.—terms made known on the day of sale. JOSHUA LAZENBY, Adm’r. nov "27 wts 277 BY virtue of a decree in Chancery, in the Supe rior Court of Columbia county, wherein Sim mon Crawford, administrator with the will annex c! >{ Jesscy Winfrey, deceased, is complainant, and Jarnec Cartledge, adminislmtor on tlie estale of Ad am W'alker, deceased, and others are defendants, will bt sold, at Columbia Court House, on the first Tuesday in March next, between the usual hours of sale, eleven negroes, consisting of men, women and children, to Wit, Wallace, Argylo, Corah, Sally, Fatty, Mary, young Fanny, Jinny, Mitly and child Julia, and David, a hoy. Soi l as the property of the Palate of Mrs. Jlilia Wood, deceased. Terms cash. GABRIEL JONHS, adm’r. Jan 4 wtd 2 Os Julia Wood, deceased! AGREEABLE to an order of the inf eriorcour Os Bdfke, county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in February "next, at the court house in the town of Waynesboro’, between the usual floors of sale, one hundred acres ol Land, more or less, adjoining the lands of Thbmas Bostick and James Bell, belonging to the estate of Thomas Mailwy, deep),, sold for the benefit of I lie heirs and credi tors of said deceased. Terms of sale on the dav. JNO, B. HULLS SON, Ailin' nov. 10 wtf 204 I A GREEABLE to an drilbr froth the tifferib Aft- court of Burke counly, when silting fur ordi nary purposes, will bo sold on the first Tuesday in February next, at the court-house door in Waynes boro’, between Ihe usual hours < f sale, one House and Iml with adjacent Lois in said town, belonging to Hamilton W alson, deceased, sold subject to a mortgage in favor of Joseph Cates. JOHN SAXON, Adm’r. nov. 10 wtc 2f>4 GJCORGI A, Jefferson county: ft ft7 HERE A id, Mary Alien applies for Lotte's ol Adrninislration on the Estate and Ef fects of Alexander M- Allen, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and eißgidar the kindred nn i creditors of said)deceased to file I heir objections (if any they hate) in lay of fice within the time prescrioed by law, I > show cause why said letlers should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, in Louisville,this 6th Januuiy, 1838. E E’EN BEER BOTHWELL, Clerk, jan 11 0 OEOUGIA, Columbia count:/: WHEREAS John W. iUaddock ies? (or let lets of ml ministration on the estate ol Ro land Thomas, dec’d. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, Iho kindred and creditors of ihe said de ceased, to file their objections, ts any they have, within the lime prescribed by law, in my office, to shew cause why said tellers should not ho grant ed. Given under my hand and seal at office, this 2d Jan. 1837. GABRIEL JONES, Cl’k. jan 6—4—3od GEORGIA — Screen: Counly. ft A/ HEREAS Bteven Mills applies for letters of »ft Administration on the estate of John M Roberts, lute of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to he, and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by Law, to file their objections,if any they have, why said letters should not ho granted. Given under ray hand at office in Jacksonboro’, Ihis 6th day of Dc'coinbcir, 1837. JOSHUA FERRY, c. e. o. s. c. dec 12 230 w3l)d iEORG! A, Columbia count:/: WJ REIIE AS William VurboriAigh, administra * * tor on the estate of James Yarborough, de .•eased applies for I oilers Dismissory, These are therefor to cite and admonish all and lingular the kindred and creditors of said dec’d to bo md appear at my ollici within the time prescribed >y law, to shew cause, .f any They have, why said ■ loiters should not he granted. Given under my baud, at office,in Appling, this 6lh day of Sept., 1837. snot 18 mfit GABRIEL JONES,clerk. (I EURGI A, ) By ihe Court Uidiuury lo Burke count:/ i said Counly. feft^ll EREAS .Tulin B'aruii, Administrator o w » John S. Kenner, deceased, fare of said conn ty, have petitioned said court lor letters dismisssory slating that helms fully administered said estate these are therefore lo cite and admonish all con cerned, to he and appear hr lore said court on the first Monday in May next, and I lion and there shew cause why said letters should nut he £ Anted. By older ol the court. T. 11. BLOUNT, d c c o n c nov 10 6m 264 GEORGIA,) By the Court Ordinary loi said B'krke count:/, $ Cbuttt «I'K7T)EUEAS Sarah Smith Administratrix, w x ami Allen S B Prior, Administrator ol James J Smith, deceased, late of saitl coiViily, have petitioned said court for letters dismissory, slating that ihey have fully ndminislered said estate. These are therefore lo cite and admonish all con cerned to he and appear before said court on the first Monday in May next, and then and there shew cause why said letters shall nut bo granted, By order of the court TII BLOUNTf, dcc o n c nov 10 wdm 264 GEORGIA, I By the Court of Ordinary of said Burke count:/. $ 'Courtly. U EBLAS All n S 1! Prior executor of Ed t t mund Prior, deceased, late of said comity has petitioned for letters dismissory, staling that he has fully administered said estate These are therefore to cite and admonish ail qiVti- ; corned (o he find appear before said court on the first .Monday m May next, and then and there shew cause why said letters should not be granted. By order of the court. T H BLOUNT i. c c o n c _ftoyJo 'wBft 264 GEORG Ta, # By the Court of Ordinary lurkc county: J Burke county. UT’IIEK.E AS Benjamin Mobley, Robert F. El liston, and Thomas ’l’. Elfiston, Executors if Robert Elliston, dec’d, late of Burke county, ms petitioned the court for letters disrtiissory. '1 hese are therefore to cite and admonish a*l per ions interested to file their objections in ihaClerk’s .Ifice by the first Monday in March next, why said otters should not he granted. By order of the court, T, 11. BLOUNT, D. sept 15,1837 m 6t 218 GEORGIA, ) By the Honorable the Court o Burke count:/. } Ordinary of said county. "ftfti / HI. RE AS William Sapp, Administrator ol ■ ft* Richmond Hankerson, dec’d,, late of Ssulli , Carolina, lias petitioned the Honorable the Court of Ordinary lor loiters dismissory from said adtninis tration: These are therefore lo cite and admonish nil anil every person interested, to shew cause, any > they have, on or before the first Monday in January . next, why the said Idlers should not he granted,and • ihesaid IV illlam s>npp loreier released from all lia ' hility as said administrator. By order of the Court. T H BLOUNT, d c,c o b July 29 lilfim 177 GEORGIA,) Court of Ordinary. 1 Screen bounty. I September Term 1337. ' I I **^‘ Vl Ul’P'iuulion of Alexander F. Dopten,admi ts nislrator de boms non,of the estate Green I) Pearce dec’d., stilting that be lias fully administered said estale and praying citation (hr biters dismissory, it is on motion ordered, that the clerk do issue a cita tion requiring all persons to shew’ cause why the | same shall not be granted—and that the same be published once a mouth lorsix months. A true extract from the rtiinutes, this 12th dny of September, 1337. JOSHUA I’ERPV, el’k. nov. 4 mfim 259 months after dtltei application will t„. made to the Court of Ordinary of Burke coun ty, for leave to sell all iho real eslat l of Thomas 1 | Kelly, dec’d, late of said county, for ihe benefit oi the heirs and creditors. icn- KEX.LF,adm’rx. sept 13, 183 r, ni4t 216 months after dale applicaiion will be ft- made in the Honorable the Justices of ihe In fen or Court of Columbia county, when sitting for ordinary purposes lor leave to soli the whole «f the real estate of Elbert I! Dunn, late of said county deceased, fir the benefit of the hrirs of said <le ceaced. ALFRED J, DUNN, adm’r. oct 16,1837 242 Jedorsoii Sheriff’* Sale. %4y r JLL be sold mi tne first Tuesday in February next, at the Market buuse in tbe town of Louisville, between the usual hours of sal*, the fol loing property, to wit:—the undivided half of a House and Lot in the town of Louisville aforesaid, being Ihc interest of /Ilex. Merriwelher in said pro perty; known as the stone house formerly occupied by Edward Foley; and levied on to satisfy a fi fa in favor of the Inferior Court of Jefferson county, v s. said Merriwelher, property pointed out by the/ Inferior court. IVY W. GREGORY, dec 20, 1837 wtd 207 .Sheriff. WILL be sold on Friday, the 15th of January next, wirhin the usual houra of sale, at the lale residence e( Robert Allen, dec'd, in Columbia county, all the personal properly of said deceased (negroes excepted) consisting of corn, fodder, hogs, horses, cattle, farming Ulensials, household end kitchen furniture, one wagon and one barouch, &c. Terms made Known on the day of sale. The plan tation w’ll be rented at the same time, dec 23-200 WILLIAM J. RHODES, Ex’f. WILL lie sold at the Court House dour in Ma rion county, on‘the first Tuesday in Feb. ruary next, part of tract of Land No. 194, 14 Dist -2d Section now Marion county, sold by an order of the Honorable Inferior court of Lincoln county, w hile silling (or ordinary ptirpbses. Sold for the benefit of the heifs and creditors. Terms at sale. SAHA II SHIPP, Ex’rx. HENRY EVANS, ExT. Dec 6 wtd 295 VVT" ILL be sold on the Ist Tuesday in February * ’ 1833, at Cnmraing, Forsyth county, by an order of tlie Honorable,‘tile ihfenor court of Colum bia county, when silting for ordinary purposes, one lot of Land, No 455 in the second district, first sec- Hon, now Forsyth county, as the property of Henry W ilkins, deceased, ofsaitl ‘county. SUSANNA HILKINS, Adm’i. heV. 83 w is 274 WILL he sold, at public outcry, on Monday the 19th February next, between the usual bolir- of sale, at the Cburt Hcuse in Canton, Chero kee county, Gtsr. the trust of Land, containing 160 acres, known as lot 70. in die Hth Uisl of the 2d ■Sec in .Cherokee county, belonging to the estate ot M rs Hannah Longs t reel, lale of Richmond county, j deceased. fcju?d lot is aimtu Gtnilcs from Canton | on the nriiii foud along the Hightower river, and being at the foot ol the mountaih, oilers a most do sirrflile site fur u country store and homo of Enter tainment. Terms of sala 1 cf.s'h, the remaining 5 in equal payments at 6 and 12 months, sec ured by nates payable in Augusta, with interest Iron date, and by a mortgage on the lot. At diesame limn and ’plrfce, and upon the same terms, Lot 1192, dist. 19, sect. 3, Cherokee comi ty, containing 40 acres oak and hickory upland. W. VV. JUANJV, ExT/ > dec 22 wSt 299 'i he Staritlard of Union will pubfish the above weekly till the day of sale and forward its account to VV. \V. Mann, Augusta, (or settlement. ”%/V' ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in March ’ * next, between the usual hours of sale, at. the Market house in the city of Augusta, by virtue of an order ot ike Honorable Inferior Court of Columbia county when silting for ordinary purpo ses, eighty two acics, more ai less of Pine Lund, in Richmond county, five miids above Augusta, ad joining lands ol James G. Stallings, Benjamin H. Warren and others, it being a par-of the real estate of William Whitcomb, deceased, and to he sold for the purpose of distribution among the heirs of said deceased. Terms made known at the sale. GABRIEL JONES, Trustee, l or the heirs of Win Whitcomb, deceased, dec 26 vvld 201 WILL be sold at tbe court bouse in Waynes borougb, Burke county, on the first Tuesday in February next, one negro woman, Venie, and one negro boy Cuyler, belonging to die estate of A. E., Holliday. Bold i>y order of the court ol ordinary! of Burke county. Terms rfinito known on the day dec 22—299 MATHEW JONES, udm’r. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Februa ry before the court-house door,in Jacksunbo ro’ between the usual hours of sale, a negro Man by the name of Bob, 21 years old, belonging to one ol the Minor heirs of John Green, deceased, sold agreeable to an order of the honorable the inferior court of Seriven county, lor die benefit ol said mi nor lliis 20th day «f November, 1837. THUS. GllEENE,guardian % TITTLE be sold on tbe 20ih day of February * V next, ht the plantation of the late Henry liyne, of Burke county, the perishable properly be longing to tbe Estate of G. W. H. Byne, lute of Burke county, deceased ; Corn, Fodder, Horses, Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Household and Kitchen F’nrni tnre, together with a number of other artic.ca.— Terms on the day Os agio, jan 11 wtd 8 W. W. HUGHES,ndm’r. AGREEABLE to an order of the Honorable the Inferior Co’tlrlof Richmond county, when silting for ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in March next, between the usual hours of sale, at the market house in the city of Augusta, five negroe slaves, viz; Sandy, Isaac, John, Elbert, and Mary, h woman. Alsu, 200 acres ol Land, belonging to '.be estate of Rebecca Burch, lale ot said county, deceased,. Terms on the day °Tsale. L. B BURCH, adm’r. Jim 4 wtd 2 \ GREEABLE to an order of the inferior' 'cotfrt id. of Burke county, while sitting for 'ohhimry purposes, will be sold on the first Tuesday in Feb ruary next, at the court house in the town of W aynes boro', between the usual hours of sale, the following properly ; viz, one tract oflnnd containing sixteen hundred and seventy two acres, more or less; also, tbe following negroes, Fred’k, Wally, Cezar, Anto ny, Fulwood, Joe, Henry, Betsy, Vcssey and child, Nancy and child, and Martha,belonging to Wie es tate ot John T. Forth, deceased. Terms of sale on the day. JOHN SAXON, ) .. . ELI McCROAN, 1 AAm r ' von 10 wtd 264 AGREEABLE to an order of the inferior court ol Burke ceumty, w hile setting for ordinary pur poses, will be sold on the first Tuesday in February next,at the court-house in the town of Waynesbbro' between the usurl hours of sale,the following pro perly, to wit; one hundred acres of land, more or less, on I lie waters of Dry Creek—also, the follow ing negroes: Abinlmm, 7'ohy, and bAdam, belong ing to Azariah Duke, lale of Burke county, deceased’ Terms of sale on the day. JOHN SAXON, Adm'r. ttov 10 wtd 264 4 GREEABLE loan order of the Inlerior Court ol Burke county, when siiting for ordioory ■ purposes, will be sold,on the first Tuesday in Feb ruary next, at I lie Court House door in tlietown of Waynesboro, between the usual hours of sale, ohe burned and twenty five acres of Land, more or less in said county, adjoining lands of John Wimbbrly and others, belonging to the estate ol Matthew Liv ely, deceased. Terms on the day of sale. MARK LIVELY > Adm’s. nov27, 1837 w ds 275 \ GREEABLE to an order of the Inlerior Court -of Burks county, while silting |fi,r ordiharv purposes, will be sold to tbe highest bidder, bh the first Tuesday in February next, between hours of sale, in the town ofl Waynesboro, Bitrka county, two Negro men Dick and Sauney. ’ ALSO Between two and three thousand acres df Land it being part of the real estate of William BryaV deceased, late of said county—this land, adjoining’ Jandsul 'l*® estate of Stephen Devenpart, the estate of Ezekiel Hull and others, on the waters of Buck- ' bead, is 100 well known to need description; there is " tolerable plantation* on said land, and good dwel ling House and other buildings necessary fora tar mer; some ol these lands are tresh and In good order ! for Cotton or Corn. The land containing the plan- fe tation will be sold together or in separate hits ; and k also the other tracts according as the adminisirator M may deem most to lie the inter) st of said estate gen- W llcmen wishing to purchase will do wellio call and T examine these lands. Sold for the benefit of tha heir and creditors of said deceased. The terms of salo* cash. JAMES GRUBBS, Adm’r. m nov 24 wts 275 m d |N Hie firs! l iiesilay m February next, will he* '' ’ ’ sold before the Court House at Appling® Columbia county, between the lawful hours ofsaleH One Hundred und Eighty Five (185) Acres of Landfl adjoining Booker Sutton, John A. Stapler and Jamc* Sutherland ; I he same being the place w heron Hiift bert Sliields lives, and sold agreeably to the luA'- will and Testament of William Shields, ofColunflP bia county, deceased. T rms made known on the day of sale. JAMES SHIELDS Fx r »| dec 13,1837. 291 wtd V