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rjniii: Georgia insurance vnd fl- TRUST <JOI’AN V will discount good business paper, having nut over six months to run; they nro checking on .New York at sight, 30 ami (it! days. 3t .111110 0 A COOK WANTED, ul gund character and capacity, to cook (or a small I’amily, for which a liberal price will bo paid. Enquire at tins office, or at No. 293 Broad street ts June 7 PRIME SUGAR#—rJ hhtls prime St Croix, and 12 hluis prime Porto Rico Sugar, just re ceived on consignment, and for sale on lavorable terms by RATHBONE >fc BAKER. Juno 7 fit rfIHE CO«PABVNERS HI 1* heretofore E conducted under thefirmofJ&.l Mcllryde, will for the future be carried on under that ofJ ijf J Mcßryde & Go. JAMES McBRYDE. John MeimvuE. may 14 ALEXANDER WALLACE. JUST RECEIVED and for sale by A SIB LEY, 500 prs. Georgia Nankeen Pantaloons 5 eases do Nankeens, quality superior to any over offered in ibis market. ! Notes of the Western Bank of Rome taken at par. Mliy 16 (NOTICE. —The creditors of Otho Weaver, 1 who have not yet handed in their claims, are requested to do so immediately, us the subscriber will, in the course of ibis month, make a distribu tion of the nssetls- JAMES G A If. UN Elf, Jr. June 4 Gt Guardian of Otho Weaver. WATCH ES. rMIIE Subscriber has just received by the Steam JL Packet New York, an Invoice of fine inde pendent seconds Watches, with single and double circle, something entirely new, which 1110 public are invited to call and examine at No. 2428r0ad-street. May 30 JOHN B, MURPHY. COFFEE, BAGGING, Ac. f? sh hags choice Green Coffee l)lr 100 pieces heavy Hemp Bagging 25 boxes Champaign Cider 25 boxet French Martinique Cordials 23 bbls fresh Canal Flour, just received and aprl 21 for sale by JOHN COSKE BY G. U. J ESS I) I* A Co. " OFFER forsaleon reasonable terms 30 hlids Sugar of extra fine quality 20 do do 2d qualily 10 do do low priced Orleans 60 casks superior Malaga Wine 100 bags prime Cuba Coffee, all of southern importation may 2 j'kl OTICE.—The copartnership herotolor exist ingin this city under the firm ol Cowling & Gartlellc, expired on the Ist day of January Inst, by its own.limitation. The business of llio firm willbeclosod by A. Gabueli.e. J. V. COWLING. Feb. 13,1837 tf_ _ A. GARDEEnE: WORE Subscribe! liegs leave to inform his friends JL andlho public, that lie will continue lotrans : net the Commission Business in this city, un der his own name. A.GARDELLE. feb 13 if 36 > YJ OTIC Si.—The undersigned Having purchased -Lv from Mr. Neal Holland, the stock of goods, Ac. under tlie control and management of Mr. Wil Jiam ill Brodnax, as his agent. The business will be continued by Mr. Brodnax, ns their agept, and for their benefit. JOHN M, COOPER & SON. may 10,1838 Bolting t lotiis a mattingsT— Just received an assortment ot patch Bolting Cloths; .'Whiteand co’l floor Malting, 4 5 and 6-4 Paper Hangings and borderings, very fine; ‘ Fire place .Serenes do do Travelling Baskets, small anil large siz Abo, Umbrellas and Parcsols assorted, april27 Til WYATT & CO. j ” TEN DO LEAKS BE \V AKD. ■sag. STRAY’ED or stolen, rora the lower part of the city, on the 61 li instant, a 1 Vr large Sorrel Horse, over 15 hands ”L rl b a ' v ' llle s P° l 011 Ins forehead, \ f '}’** an J a wart over the left eye, nro all •casrSsSzaailio marks recollccled. The above c ward will be paid to any person who w ill deliver mid horse, in the city of Auirnslu, to JunoB swtf JAMES BROOM. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. IJS7ILL be sold, at 1110 lower market house in w* Augusta, on the first Tuesday in August lext, within the legal hours of sale, in pursuance of n order of the Court of Ordinary of Richmond ounty, a lot of land in said city, belonging lo the stateof David McKinney, containing a fronton Sills street, of thirty feet, more or less, and bounded last by lot of Alexander Martin, south by lot of ■ , and west by lot occupied by Mrs. Craige. JuneS vvtd JOHN P. KING, Adm’r AGENCY. ’ ~ j Savaimali Insurance &. Trust Co, J |f|’HE undersigned. Agent of the above compa •JL ny, will take risks on shipments of Cotton or Merchandize from this place to Savannah, Charles ton, and Northern ports. JNO. F. LLOYD. H-dec 15 29 ?l6tkc xton ZnSukancb company. IHE undersigned, agents of the Protection In - surance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, prepared to insure buildings and their contents against loss or damage by tire on the most reasona &e terms. VI . & J. G. GATLIN. 3l dtf 255 PETIT GULF cTiTTONSE ED.’ ■M HAVE a few hundred bushels of tbo above HL. Colton Seed, which is genuine. Planters who to improve the Cotton crop, would do well to call immediately. Also, a small lot of unmixed Nankeen Cotton Seed, for sale! |»}'V b 12 35 A. GUMMING. ■The Constitutionalist will copy the above. -MIIIE subscriber not having been notified ol the <.M- arrangement to remove BERTRAND, jr. to €»tetiurgli,S.C. ho had advertised him lo stand at 'nkgnsti the present season, but such is the call for 111 return to South Carolina, (Hat His presence there clmot be dispensed with, and which will account 'im his notstanding hero, as ho had expected. X’April 2 ts HENRY DAI,BY. HmEOLOGIC AJ, CONTROVERSY.— :j| The Rev. Alexander Campbell of Virginia, so celebrated .011 account of bis controversy with Mr. 'CWtcn, on ihe truth of the Christian religion, and •Slsequeiitly with Bishop Purcell, on the Catholic .mlgßlion, has been endeavoring to establish the dog fwt of ENDLESS HEi.E TORMENTS, in con troversy wilh Rev. Dolphus Skinner, of Utica, N. Y This discussion will appear entire in the columns of the’ “ Evangelical Univarsalist,” a quarto ’.weekly sheet, published in Macon, Goo, by Gregory, jMßrews & Hall, at S 3 per annum for a iinglo ‘Cbpy—Bs lor two copies, and 820 for ten copies.— •Those who dark read bulb sides ol this important quwtion would do well to subscribe for the Journal coxjluining the Debate. Orders respectfully solici lettaly the proprietors, at the Universalist Book and ;;®Hting Establishment, corner of 4ih and Mulberry *tp»ls, and nearly opposite the Post Office, Macon K BAU'ON7~IH)K KT\Ni’)~I.A 1 ■:D, •Jjfk 61 lsjf KLBS. lialtimore N Cincinnati Bacon Wy hr CM* 48 bbls prime Pork hßHjs Leaf Lard, for saloon accommodating forms by ISAAC MOISE, ■Kit? w oil Broad street. OWNERS AND PATKOQNS . Jfnvigaiing Savanak and Hroacl rivers. anactof the General Assembly of the slate (WpEof Georgia,assented lo the 26tli December, J 836, il is luado he duty of the inferior courts ol tlm sev eral counties of said stale, bordering on,or which yavignblo waters pass ihrough, to cause lo he pub Ushed.iho provisions of'tlie several acts of lire ge neral assembly, regulating boat owners, their agents And patroons, navigating said waters. By thn aforesaid acts every boat navigating the Savannah or Broad rivers, are required to have a white patroon,With n Bill of Lading ready prepared j to exhibit lo any while person, who may wish to examine the contents of I ho boat under their charge showing the name ol said patroon and consignee of the cargo aboard of said boat, and furthermore for bids any hoot ow ner,their agent or patroon,to permit -unyHjri hand being a slave; to put on board of their boatmfiv corn, cotton, peas,stock ol any kind, pool tjry oSther articles in which by law they arc forbid tq-Ujjßsk, except the same is exhibited in the bill of lading! pf the owner ol said boat or his agent,and un-1 derhiior their direction entered, making it penal against every offender of the aforesaid ads. Therefore,all concerned will take notice, that , J ie Acts of which the foregoing is extracted will he en forced; against offenders who may bo taken in the count j of Lincoln. Lewis Parks, W. H.Caxtklow, ! John Moss, Stephen Stovam., j Petek Lamar, hov 2; ts 278 Judges of Inferior cour 1 f|H) Hi RE— A Wot Nurse, without r child,— ] Enquire at this office. If Jimt) 7 ' & 'O 1i! It!’ A servant liy ls yours old, ac " customed lo house work. Enquire at this on ice. 4t June 6 |7XCHAff«E OS Srn YORK.—For sahib y_ JOH N G WINTER. May 9 'flVllK imsi c-lehtulej au.l effectual COU'S -B PLASTERS, for sale by Juno 5 AN7't)N V & lIAIN ES. SALT. —WOO bushels Salt just arrived and fur sale at Iho wharf by may 28 if IX KIRKPATRICK <fc Co. f|iO RENT, a, cowndoious brick Store on Broad st. For particulars, apply to may 22 JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. J AMES’ NEW NOVEL—The Robber; a Tale; just received ami lor sale by June 3 T 11 & I. c. PLANT. BN Oil SALE, — A, Piano Porte, a little used; price §175, which is low for the arti cle. [may 25] STOVALL & HAMLEN. B > At ON A choice lot of assorted, the Hams 1 a-8 very suitable for family use. may 11 CLAUKE, McTIER & Co. J'CIST RECEIVED, fine printed Lawns, loir Ladies’ dresses, for sale by W. 11. GUAME. I npril 18 BOOT. MON ROE, DENTIST, may he con sulted prof, ssioitaily at all hours at the Eagle and Phcoinx Hotel, Room No Id. if may 2 j\i OTICE. —boring thesuhsenhers temporary absence Mr. A. il. Stone is his thdy authori zed Attorney. GEO. A. WALKER', mayl if . T\i'EW Cliop MOLASSES.—7O hhds. %t ’ sale by T S & O II METCALF, n.arch 20 ’jjjxORACCO. —On consignment 80 boxes To -H- bacco, manufactured by Tench & Steagall, forsale low by JOHN Ai COOPER, ct Son. * 1 EOUGIA, NANKEENS, a very superior VJT article just received by VV. 11. CRANE, march 21. |Vf OTICE.— WESTF.UN RANK OFIIOME iti money taken at par for Goods at 107 Broad st. may 10 by E L) COOK ON CONSIGNIiIiNT.—KIOO pieces heavy Hemp Ragging; lor sale low by jan2o ts lii H.C.BRYBQN AGO. ■ NGLISH CHEESE.—I 2 superior Cheese, JLi just received and lor sale by may 17 VV, K. & J. U. JACKSON. BREWER’S N EVV N OVE L-Alice, or the Mysteries; a sequel to Ernest Mallravors. i may 0 Just received by RICHARDS & STOV. g tORN. —A regular supply ol Corn will bo kept Vx on hand to suit purchasers, to bo had at the wharf, or at the store of ? may 23 if I) KIRKPATRICK An C». WANTED’TO PURCHASE, \ or hkely young Negroes, for which good prices will he paid, in cash, by _ dec 20 207 wtf J. & D. MORRISON. VAU CHI S EC OTTONO SNAIVuiIG ST A CONSTANT supply of the above articlefur - sale at Factory prices by the agents, mar 2 40 CLARKE, M’TEIR & CO NEVV TIMOTHY AND CLOVER A FEW loads ofexcelleut quality, we// cured, for sale by N. R. MOORE, july 12 162 swtl f too JUKE Four or live Negro Hoys. B. Also, about the same of women and girls. Apply to D.L. HOLLIDAY, jan 10 7 ts EIRE IKONS. BRASS Andirons, Fenders, Shovel and Tongs, in groat variety, for sale by oct26 _ F & II CLARK. BipWER’S NEVV WORK.-ALICE; or J>-8 the mysteries, a sequel to ‘Earnest Mnltra vers.by the author of‘Pelham,' ‘Rienzi,’ ‘Leila,’Ac. for sale ty [may 0] TII& I C PLANT. f IJST RECEIVED, 1 case plain Palm Leal Hoods, 1 case with capes do do do Also, a lew lino Straw and Leghorn Rounds," mav 21 For sale by VV*, 11. CRANE. FRENII G O.SI I E.N J5l /TTER. lANDING this day, a supply ol fresh Goshen J Rutter, which will he replenished weekly throughout the season. [j2[ N. SMITH & Co. STOVALL & HAMLEN, WHOLESALE DRV GOODS MERCHANTS, Anil General Grocers, AUGUSTA, Gu. Dir Dry Goods Sale Room over the Grocery store, CfLARET WINK AND~HAISiNS > 50 boxes Claret Wine, long corks 50 boxes hunch Raisins, for sale by may 22 N. SMITH & Co. SPRING GOODS." IADGAR & CARMICHAEL are now receiving iud their usual supply of Staple and Fancy Spring Dry Goods, which they offer on their usual terms and prices. april 10 SHIRTS! SHIRTS!! SHIRTS!!! BNIGURED French Gingham, fine Linen, and .a 1 fine Cotton Shirts, with Linen bosoms, with and without collars, just received by may 31 PRICE & MALLERY. SUGARS. (•5 Hhds. Porto Rico Sugar do New Orleans do 30 bbls White do may 2 For sale low by N. SMITH & Co. 11'0 IJ AC C O . —McPherson’s celebrated | A chewing and smoking Tobacco, in small pa- i pers; also, Lettwich’s Rest chewing Toboeco in pound plugs, for sale by ANTONY HAINES, may 9 (YEW STYLE BUTTONS The subscrl i-xl bers have just n ceived an assortment of the new fashion Figured Gilt, Silk, and Lasting Coat Huttons, for sale by the gross or sett, may 31 PRICE & MALLERY. MR. JOHN 11. MURPHY will ad ns my attorney during my absence from the city ; all persons indebted to me will therefore make imme diate payment to him. A. FOSTER. _Angusta, May 30, 1838. ts ABBOTT’S BROWN STOUT.—2S casks Abbott’s double Rrotvn Stout, in quarts 25 casks do do do do in pints ■ Just received and for sale by N. SMITH & Co. may 22 5 JAGGING, BAGGING.—Just received and 1-8 forsale ly JOHNS. HUTCHINSON, 100 pieces superior Dundee Ragging 50 do German do 50 do Tow do 50 do) Kentucky do June 2 J'UST RECEIVED, 5 hhds choice St Croix Sugar 20 casks London Porter 10 qr casks French Vinegar 40 baskom Champaign, assorted brands may 16 For sale by JOHN COSKERY. I QROT AND LEAD. —5OO bags Nhot, ass’d; j 10 Kegs bar lead; forsale at Manufacturers prices, by THUS J PARMELEE, Agent of the,Shot Tower Co. of Baltimore. A coustantsupply kepton hand, march 10 6mo ALABAMA and TENNESSEE MDNEyT QfWW V Dollars in bdlsofthe Rank of Alabama. rvdi j 4 i v/ 1200 dollars in hills of the Rank of Ten nessee, for saJo at a discount ny applying to the subscriber ISAAC MORSE, april 3 311 Broad st. rAAMJLY MEDlClNES.—Competent ar rangements having been made, Family and | Physicians' Prescrip ions can he had at all hours of the night, and on the Sabbath, so far as necessity may demand,at Apothecary Hall, No. 232 Rroad-st. may 9 ANTONY & HAINES. £3* There is a night hell at the door. ipiANAL t LOUR, POTATOES, AC.— I 111 bbls. Canal Flour, 150 do. Irish Potatoes, 100 do. Northern Gin, 100 do. do. Whiskey, 50 do. Mackerel, No. 3. 60 qr. and eight casks Malaga JYino. Land ing and fur sale on the wharf, by Jan 15 13 GEO.K.JESUP &CO j r> ENOV VTING LIQUID, for extracting all kinds of oil, paints, tar, and grease from I the most delicate colored silh, satins, chillis, hnm hu-.im, or curj.i'c, w ithout injuring in the least their ' color or texture. For sale by TURPIN D’ANTIGNAC&Co. mayl d2w *.:!« agents for Augusta I BSOCKET HOOK LOST, lost night, 1.0- ' “ I wv>cn Hamburgh and the Richmond Hold it; tins place, containing twenty or thirty dollars, in tons and lives, of the Monroe Kail Road, and one five dollar kill on the Georgia Rail Road Hank, eon- 1 taining, as near as lean recollect, ilia (allowing 1 papers: One Note on AT’itzpntnck, payable to me, w ith 1 Bcnj. F Marlin, Thus. Mays and James Fitzpatrick securities, 8337 50, and duo two or throe years; olio note on James Tallinn for 8800 ; one on M Crocket for 8100; two notes on M Dean; one on John Hughes- two on Ezekiel .Stanly-; one on Jessey Philips lor $lOOO with a credit of four or fno hundred, and one on myself fur 83,000, and not marked paid, A liberal reward will.be paid (or the return of the book mi l papers to Grid. Thomas Lawson, or myself, at the Richmond Hotel. GEORGE MARTIN. Augusta, May 31, 1838. There was a hill of sale made by A. Davis, of Hamburgh, for a negro woman and child, dated doth .May, 183 S. pine 1 STEAM BOATS 4 OK MALE. The owners ot the Steam a__ *8(1 Hunts Augusta and Liberty, s»s;desirous or lessening their in- T • *VN ■ ■■, terest in that property, wen Id CaJ ~e | l apart or the ('mire of the above boats. They having been rebuilt the hist season in Savannah, at heavy expense, places them on the fooling of now boats. As they are so well known, a further description is deemed unnecessary. Particulars made known nn application to the sub scriber. Robert McDonald, may 29 trvvGt Agent lor the owners. JM4R SALK—The following properly in the if' town of Hamburg, at private sale, until further notice: About 60 lots in said town, many of which are improved, with buildings thereon, situated on Cen ler street, Mechanic street, &c. It being desirous to bring the concerns connected with the above property to a speedy close, it is now offered and will he disposed of on reasonable terms. Fur par ticulars and terms of sale, apply to the subscriber, where a plot of the property may be scon. rout. McDonald, Agent for the Executors of J. Williams in, may 39 triwBw and others concerned. SUMMER lIKTIIE.VC UC»RB.ILk7~ Will be sold, if applied for shortly, the lot TSaVaffl and improvements at the Sand Hills, known JMBjjJiLns the Tnrknelt Spring Place, former'y owned and occupied.by Col Thomas AlcGrai). 'The lot containins twenty five acres, a largo part ol which is in woods, and includes Turknelt’s Spring, from which the City of Augusta is supplied with water. On Ihe premises is a comfortable dwelling Willi all other buildings necessary forth; accom modation of a family. Possession can ho given immediately Also —A small Lot containing between two and three acres, separate from the above by the Mil ledgoville Road. Apply to May 8 tilth HENRY II GUMMING. PRICE A: MA LEERY Have this day received a few piee cs super black and blue Cloths; bloc, black, drab and (ancy Colored Cassimers, black, blue, and fancy drab E,Ta. White and striped Drillings, With a variety of Fancy articles, viz : Gloves, Sns pertdars, Riding Bolts, Money do. Handkerchiefs, Collars, Bosoms. Stocks, Ac. 258 Broad st. may 21 E. HOC RGEOIS" " ®ILK DYER AM) SCOURER, from Paris, l-J haying arrived at Augusta, where lie intends to make his permanent residence, in the practice ot his professional business, has the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen of Augusta and adjoining counties, that he has taken a suitable house on Broad street, two doors below Mr. Augustine Fred erick’s, yvhoro all kinds ol Silks, Crapes,&e. will ho DA ED in the most fashionable and permanent col ors, at the most reasonable prices. Ladies’ Merino, Cashmere and Crape Shawls, and Leghorn Hats cleansed and pressed, so as to look as well as now. Gentlemen’s apparel scoured and and renewed to their primitive color and brightness. DO” Good prices given lor old dollies, may 11 ¥j> KiciT&. ill Ai A, MR Y have received a new supply of Salim Cravntts; bow and plain Stocks; I'.ladt and fancy bristle do; hlk satin Bo sows; linen do; col’d French gingham Shirts; linen and cotton do; silk, cotton, and merino, under shirts and drawers; with an , assortment of silk and linen Hdfs; linen and cotton Gloves; white, black and fancy silk half hose, &o. april 25. H. VV. FORCE & CO. WHOLESALE SHOE DRAPERS, No. 276 Jiroad sl. Augusta, Ua. ell AVE received 1000 packages Boots and Shoes is a comprising every article in the line; which can he sold as low as imho Northern cities. All ar rangements being with Manufactures direct. A general assortment of LEATII F.KS. april 24 ~ .vrni.iniv j Now and Fashionable Summer Goods. RUST receiving, a beautiful assorliiv-iil and •3 choice selection of new style Goods, for Gentlemen’s summer wear, recently purchased in (ho New Votk market from the latest importations, i which the subscribers are prepared to make to mens- I urc at short notice, in the newest style, according to the it ost approved patterns of fashion, which they have just received. The public are respectfully so licited to call, examine, and make a selection. They will sell goods by the piece or pattern. I’KIGE & MAI.EERY, may 31 Drapers and Tailors, No. 858 Broad st. WILLIAM C. WAY ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and all .“-(L other customers who heretofore patronised hint, while agent for Joseph Shannon, that ho is now, and has been all along, since tho 10th day ol October last, engaged with .lames Anderson & Co. in their Dry Goods store, next, door above Turpin &: D’Anlignac’s Drugstore, Broad street, where he will bo found equally as attentive to the calls ol his customers, and all who may be disposed to extend their patronage tp tho now establishment, ns for merly, and oa us good tunas, and the assortment of Dry Goods will he found equally as largo and as choice as heretofore kept by him In tho same store. The subscriber would also inform tho public that ■ he is not an agent for Joseph Shannon, nor has he j imd an agency in any business, since tho subscriber j discontinued n on the 10th October last, as tho public have also been notified by his advertisement j to that effect on the 10th of Ocluher, 1837. WM. C. WAV, At the store of James Anderson & Co. may 30, 1838 tl Broad st. Augusta, Ga. SPLENIMI) FRENCH MUSLINS. I HNOWDEN <V, SHEAR have received, tin's day, j from New-York, a largo supply of splendid : French Muslins, of the latest Fails styles which 1 have been carefully selected from recent importa-1 lions, and are entirely new patterns Tho public I are respectfully requested to call and examine them, april 12 i T\l EW ROOKS, just received by RICHARDS ff STOV, Endless Fun; or the Comic Annual, by Thomas Hood, author of Whims and Oddities, fjc. tj-c. Kate Leslie, by Thomas Haynes Daily. 1 David Dumps, or the Budget of Blunders, a tale, ' by Thomas Haynes Body. i Snetchcs of Boris, in familiar’letters to fit*'friends, 1 by an American gentleman. I Popular Medicine or Family Ad visor, VJ-c. a now I work. may 15 1 NEW ROOKS. JUST received by UICHAUDS STOY, Travels an the Continent of Kurope : viz: in I England, Ireland,Scotland, 1 ranee* Italy,Switzer land, Germany, and tho Netherlands, by Wilbur • I Fisk, D. U. President of the Wesleyan University, | l Middletown, Conn.—- with engravings. Cromirell, an historical novel, by the author of the Brothers, &.c. I Aha. a (re-sh supply o( 3d \ 01. Life of Burr. < i pnl2s i newrook»7~ " ; J UST received, Travels on thr Continent of Eu rope; viz; in England, Ireland, Scotland, . France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and the j j Netherlands, by Wilbur Half, I). D. President nf / | tho Wesleyan Univcriity, Middletown, Conn.—- i , with engravings. , , CrnmmU, an In.-loruril novel, by the author of i | the Brothers, Ac. For sale by april 20 THA I t: PLAN E • , )!IIS. G. HOFFMAN B I . »*«eivt»:l and oflvrs lur vntatho fiiiluw mi* Li ')ods, suitablo lor thn soasun, ronipria mg| very ndili’g French inum!ms; Juckoiirfis; hlk and nine blk l>tunha/.ms; hlk and col’d Challys; (*ingh:mis; fig M sniins and silks; plain Ciro dr >\uss a f uj i.ni do NnpUv*, nil rolora; now stylo tm'ck u silk for IknuuMa; rich bonnet ribbons; all kinds l* renidi primed i ambries; plain andtmib’cl linon lhUl«; silk and g;ui/.n Shawls; Scarfs and >eil«; hngliah silk and cotton Hosiery, all sizes; in* Linen. Wry lino Leghorn and Knglish Straw bonnets lor Luilies; do for Children; silk and cotton Um brellas; all kinds ol Kinglets and Hair bands; bishop Lawns; Picknett, silk and kid Gloves; Mowers and \N reaths; work'd InstTiiogs; Kdgings; caps, capos, ami collars; shell and horn Combs; mohair caps; silk oil cloth Aprons; bolt Ribbons; plain and figd Swiss muslin; I’obhinotl* Jnconott muslin; ( ainbrio; blond Laces; Quilling*'; crapes rice fun ml at ions; (’oiscts; Gaiters; Fans; Snspen tiers; and shirtings; Ferlmnery ; Soaps’ Powder hoxc-a and Pulls; Tapes; Cotton thread A r e with avariety of other Goods, nivv .» mint PRIVATE BOARDING lIOUSeT^ US. \\ ILLIAMS having taken that coinmo* lY.fi dious house, formerly occupied by Major Slarkcs, 1 1< lirond Eireel, a few doors below the Fogle and Plucnix Hotel, is now prepared to accom modate a lew gentlemen with board and lodging, april 10 tt KS. ArcailUE respectfully nilurms llio In i. B dins ot Augusta uiul llnmlittrg that she in tends making her ruaideueoin llienlmve city, (or me purpose ot resident Ladies’ Dress Maker. — She hopes hy her miration to please all those who may favor her with a visit, to endeavor to realize I list generous patronage which is always t endured from a liberal community. Orders can he left at Mr D’Autol's flock and Watch Establishment, Proud street,next to Marlin Frederick’s, or ut her place of residence, Jackson street, next to the baptist church ClentlemeM’s lino Linen madeto order. may 12 INSTRUCTION lIV MUSIC. WILLIAM 11. ORCHARD, Frolossor of Mu sic, respectfully,aimoitijces to the Indies nttd gentlemen of Augusta, that ho has removed to 147 liruail street, a lov\ doors halow the Eaglo and I’ho'iiix Hotel, and is now prepared to give lessons in music, on the Piano Forte, Guitar, mid Flute. As it is Mr. O's. intention to make litis oily his perma nent residence, he will ho enabled to wait on those ulto may require his services, with the strictest punctuality. Mr. O. will give instructions at his own residence or that oi his pupils. Application to ho made us above, oral Mr. llama's Furniture mid Piano Forte store. N. 11. Piano Fortes and Organs timed and re paired in 1 he must complete manner and at l ho short est notice. if april 10 xkw .nswuuy i;,staisM.siimk.\pi tj (JLES D’AIJ’J EL, watchmaker from Furis respect fully mforms the citizens of Augusta and Hamburg that he has opened a Watch and Clock list ablishmcMit , in Rroad street, adjoin ing Mr. Martin Frederick’s, where ho hopes hy as siduity end strict attention to business to merit n share of public, patronage. , , , The most difficult and complex work done, and warranted it) the best manner. Musical, Horizon tel Patent Lever, L’Entne, Chronometer, Anchor, Escapement, Duplex, Vertical, &c. combining the most difficult to ho named ; including a two hula nee Escapement, originally invented hy him at Paris,in 1827. Clocks of every description put in order and warranted, at the shortest notice. Jewelry of every description (or sale. Musical Jloxes, &c. put in order. A regular assortment of the above articles always on hand. All orders thankfully received Ivy the subscriber. (may 12 Out] JULES D’AUTEL H~ HALL <fe GALPPHIN AVE just received their spring supply of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Consisting of rhh Muslins; French ftg’d Lawns; plain and plaid jac.nnc.lt .Muslins; Nnnsook mttslins; plain and figd Swiss second mourning French Lawns; plain, open worked, white and cold cotton Hose; superior three thread English Hose; heavy ribd half Hose; hlk and while silk Hose and half Hose; cotton and stik Gloves; fancy silk Shawls; heavy bine hlk Pon Do Seie; Satins; Gro do Nap; supr black Matteonisillij Gro do Swiss; figd Pou do Sine; linen drill; brown Linens; Irish and German linens; bohinnt Lace; edgings and I quillings; Oil sillj; spool thread; cotton twine; Ihnhrcllasand Parasols, with many other articles, which have been | nrchasod at reduced prices and will he sold low. 2aw4w mnv 2 fl. lIUB ADD lON, A RTIST, BEGS lenvo respectfully to inform the citizens of Augusta, that he has returned to this city, and taken the room formerly occupied hy him in (lie Masonic Hall, where ho intends remaining (or a ow weeks, and whore he would ho I)tippy to receive those who may desire Ids professional services. Sir The public generally, are invited to call and see his specimens. ttov 92 WILLIAM 11. GHA IN M, has just received black and blue blank Gro do Swiss, super black Gro do Paris, elegant satin striped -French Muslins,lrish Linens, lino long lawn,elegant French worked collars, very fine plain and figured swiss muslins, si*k and cotton umbrellas, (ignored and plain parasols, embroidered and mafseilles skirts, small and large corded do. swiss, book, jaconet and nnnsodk muslins, plaid slripo, sprig, and lace mus lins, lino bombazine, small figured calicoes, and (reach cambrics, fine embroidered; cotton hose’ french and tng.i.-dt do. thread, bobmet, ihnlo and blond laces, elegant figured sal tins and silks, fine bud eye diaper, damask (able clollts, 8-4 and 9-4 I table diaper, finn y handkerchiefs and reads, c/ially ribbons, brown linens, shirting, sheeting, bed lick, drilling, dowlas, Am together with a great variety I of olherarticles which will be sold low. at No 221 I I ’road street, next door above (ho Georgia Rail Road Building. _ april 17 New and tTo ll Imported Dry Goods. S AH. ANDERSON Ar. Go. have just received \ from Liverpool, direct, (he following Dry Goods, which they oiler lor sale on their usual low terms (or cash, viz: 14 pieces 4 4 black, white,and assorted colors plaid < fia. sgow Ginghams 24 pieces do do do and do 2. r > do small figured colored Jaconet muslins Hi do do mounting do •ib do .Manchester faulty calicoes, ass’d patterns 10 (10 super hlk and vykilo do do sdo rich and beautifill lustre E/ighsb black and blue black silks (or ladies’ dresses Long Lawns of a very fine quality Aho from A 'out York, 114 pieces w bile Pavilion Gauzo SO do hlnoand green do Together with other staple Goods, suitable to the present and approaching seasons. april 9 .SPUING imy GOODS. A /fl FRENG// cambric prints 4-4 finey colored French muslins] 4-1 new style mourning muslins Gloves, silk andnotion Hosiery Rich fancy cojorcd figured silks First quality black silks Linen cambric ltdkfit (lap, bonnet and bolt ribbons Fancy dress lulkfs in variety Superfine black bombasine Superfine blk and colored clinliga Superfine Ituhanos, with a variety of other new goods, which the; offer at fair prices. april 13 EDGAR Ac GA RMIGHA Es,. Frcucli Worked dollars, Laces, &c. ■|t (I. WY ATT A Co. have just received it 1 • fresh assortment of french needle worked Collars, sornool which aro new patterns, also fan cy dress hdkfs and shawls, muslin trimmings, black and white silk hi olid, thread edgings and wide laces, linon cambric, bilkts assorted, bonnet and cap rib bons, pin nic anil plain,silk gloves, blk mid ced’d kid gloves, and plant embroidered and ribted silk hose, and silk ball hose assorted. april 21 FRESH SPUING GOODS, At No. 206 itroud-street. fin 11. U V ATT N Go. have received, and a. . arc now opening a largo slock of Spring tmd Summer Dry Goods, well assorted,and having been purchased at reduced prices, will he sold at a small advance on cost for cash. They have now a good assortment of black and blue black Italian Lustring, groo do Paris and gros .In Swiss Silks, Plaid Silks and sniall figured lion net Silks, handsome French Muslins and printed Swiss Muslins, black and .white and colored Jaco nets small patterns, large and small checked Swiss Muslins and G,ambries, Furniture Calicos, while and colored cotton Fringes assorted, cotton and linen Nettings, and 10-1 Uohbinet for pavilions, Irish Linens and (,awns, 5-0 and 10 4 Irish Sheet ings, Table and Birdayo Diapers, Damask Table Cloths arid Napkins, brown Linens gild Linen Drib I tings, Vestings, a very large assoilmcril of Cotton 1 lh.se and t do, vilh a variety of other seasonable I goods. nfiril 10 OFFICIAL l)K.\\u,yu ot TW : gi.okgia static lottkkv, * l jr •In’bonufit of tlm Augustalndep't Fire Gotnp'y Oi, ash No 22, foil 1838. ■ 2 3 4 ft r. 7 8 'J 10 11 12 13 .!ft ft 2 (’> 0. 38 3 1 .ift 111 2 22 27 ft I LMITIFV that the above numbers (in they stand ure correct,ostuken Irom tin- JMnn ngor’d certificate of the drawing of the Virginia State lottery, for the benefit of the Richmond Avad emy,Class Mo 3, for IB3B,drawnat Alexandria, JU’ne 2d, 1838, and which determined the fate of all tickets held in the above Lottery. _J«ne 7 A. READ, Agent. DRAWS TEB 0 * 0» A V . (iLOUOIA STATE !, O T T I'] e: V, For the benefit of tho Augusta Independent Fire Company, CLASS NO. 23. FOR 1868. D)bo detonnined hy Ihe drawing of tho Virginia Stain lamcry, lor the Benefit of the town of I'o lerdhurg, Class No 4. To be drawn at ALKXANDRI A, Vo. on Saturday Juno 9th, 1838. 1). S'. Glucuoitv &, Go , Managers A. READ, Contractor. 75 Numbers—lft Drawn Ballots. SCHK M E . 1 Prixo of $35,895 $35,295 1 10,515 10,515 1 •6,000 5,000 I 4,000 4,000 I 3-000 3,000 I 2,500 8,500 I 9,850 8,250 I 2,000 2;t)00 I 1,7 ft',) 1,750 I I,COO 1,000 I 1,500 1,500 1 1,400 1,400 1 1,300 1,300 1 1,250 1 250 1 1,200 1,200 50 1,000 50,000 Together with a great number of smaller prizes. Tickets slo—Shares >n proportion. RKTIJMONI> A.\l> I’KTIOHMUITIGU 111 ■ 1.-KO A1). jjjj-gliigi The completion of this Rail-Road, (from Voters burgh to Manchester, opposite Richmond,) makes the chain of rail roads through tho state of Virgi nia continuous, with the exception of only nine miles, and nfids important advantages so tho inland route for Northern and Southern travelling. There are established on it two daily trams, 0110 of which is in connection with the North and South Mail Line; and a tri weekly tram connecting with the “ ifalilax, Wilmington, and Charleston Rail Read, Stage and Steamboat Lino.” Passengers from the South by the daily 11 Metro poliimi Mail Line,” will arrive in Richmond 1 n tho evening alter thqt on which they leave Raleigh, and,having tho night for rest, aro yet enabled, hy existing arrangements, to proceed to Baltimore on the succeeding day, and thence to Philadelphia the same night, m lime fur the meriting beats to Now York Tine, leas than three days from Raleigh to New York. Passengers who leave Charleston for Wilmington on Sunday or Tuesday evening, will, if they arrive hi Halifax hy ftvo o'clock on Tuesday or Thursday evening, he brought to Richmond hy tho tri-weekly ‘ Imo, in time for the Wednesday or Friday morning's cars for Washington, whereby they will roach Bnl i tipiore the same evening, ami can proceed to Phila -1 dolphin the same night, and arrive in New York be ? fore dinner on Thursday or Saturday 1 being tins * Ihunfonr days from Charleston to Now York. Tho > connexion is equally good and expeditious with 1)111 • extra line from Wilmington, and with all the lines ' from North to South. ’ Tho route through Petersburg!) and Richmond > xvill ho found ahi) to 1 e orjo pf tho best routes from 1 tho S014II) to the Virginia Springs. The pnssen ■ gers can arrive in Charlottesville, having only forly ! lour miles stage travelling after reaching tho rnil > roads in Virgihia, in three days from Charleston, ' aril! two days from Raleigh. All possible arrangements are made on this Rail- RoaiJ (hr the comfortable and safe transportation of passengers. Office of the Richmond and Petersburg > Rail-Rond Co. Way 19, 1838. )■ 2m &RBAT EXPLDITIOS to fife jfOUTH) ,?') "“"I 'FIIO Rail Road and Steamboat Compa * -A. nil's on the great mail route to the North, &&»i*;..Jnniiuuncu to irnvcllorw the completion of the groat chain of Rail Roads between North Caro lina and New \ ork. Passengers coming in the mam iiniil line, or by Charleston, S. C. and Wil mington, N.C. and taking this route at the termi nation of the Petersburg liail Road, In N. C. xvill reach New York 10 or J'2 linurn in advance <J fin l/ other line, 'lhc following is the schedule of lime, as ritual prosenl, including all stoppages : Leave Jfnliiiix at 5 l* si Reach Petersburg)! I A M L nvo Petersburg Ham Reach Kiclmiond 3, a si Leave Richmond I a si Reach Washington 3] t-si Leave Washing’ll I I’ M Reach Baltimore fii psi Lcuyo Baltimore 7 p si Reach Philadelphia 5 a m Leave I’hilarjelp’a 6 asi Reach Now York 2p si Only one night’s rest is lost between Halifax and New York, us passengers sleep in the Philadel phia boats. Time in going from Halifax to New York, including all stoppages, less than 41 hours. Besides this fist line, thero aro other daily inde pendent lines running on ihc route, so that if by any chance passengers fail to connect at any point, they will never he delayed more than half a day. Passengers coining to Halifax, N. C. in the Wil mington Company’s lino of stages, will please apply to .Mr. JJ. F. Halsey, the Pctcrshurgh Rail Rond Go's agent, who will ulf.ird them every facility. In rasp tho singes are 100 hue to connect, travellers will find nn engine and cars at any time on the Peters burgn Rail Ruud to carry them on. Petersburg, May 23, jB3B. ] ln NFA LLlflLi; CL ItII lor Modem .Worses - Diarrhoea, Summer Complaints, Colics, Cramps, and Spasmus. Tho promptness with which this medicine art, in checking cholera morbus and curing boweln complaints in children or adults, is really snrprisig. In most instances, the first or second dose effects a complete euro.tr which fact •iv great number of certificates in our possession tes tily. For sale hy TURPIN D’ANTIGNAG & Ca may 4 3w solo agents for Augusta. STRENGTHENING PLASTERS, pro pared for pains, weakness in the breast side, back, or limbs, &c, they w ill give almost immediate and southing relief and for pleasantness, safety, easy, and certainty, are decidedly superior to most oilier remedies. For sale hy ANTONY <t HAINES, 23 23'2 Broad street. CO.VII'OT.M* iSVRIJI* OF PINK ROOT. rg MIL subscribers have succeeded in preparing a m compound Syrup of Pink Root, which will admit of ns defini.e prescription as the powdered root. The dose of Pink Root, known ns one of the best vermifuges is, ID to 20 grams, nod (double Ihnt quantity jn infusion is necessary P> the same effect. lint lies syrup contains a concentrated decoc tion, iinieh stronger than the infusion, amounting to almost the whole virtues of the tuhilancc. One teaspoonful of this syrup contains the con rontratod decoction of 20 grams within n small fraction, which may bo considered at least, equal I to Ibe minimi dose of the substance, which is 10 giairis—two teaspounfuls 20 grains,and so on. A slight laxative power is given by combining in the vitluesof rhubarb and senna. It is not certain that any uniform antidote to the occasional nervine effects of Pink Root is known, but tho host antidotal power hitherto aaoortaincd, nrislolochia, serpentaria is combined 1 n duo propor tion. It should bo remembered that no vermifuge is uniformly successful, even when worms areknuwn to bo present. The offietanal infusion is 100 weak; containing only the tea of seven and a half to (if teen grains to the dose, which equals, (if tho selce lion of the root he well made) only three and a quarter to seven and a half grains of the substance. Fortius syrup, the best specimens have been selected with great care, and the syrup on use has been found to possess, in a very convenient form for administration to children, all the uniformity of power as a vermifuge wiih the root in subs'snee,or tlm full powers of it in infusion or decoction. The dose should he repeated three times a day, or in ur gent cases every iwuor three hours. A cone'ant supply always on hand 1.0 Apothecary Ha 11,232 Broad t-r AN I’ONV A, HAINES, limy 2 i * *•' * y { m*az \. i j « .im j. _.r.tniiw,uii_ ■.;-*• Public sales. Ail mi rust rotor's Safe. uv ,' v - A,.r. U. JACKSON. Oil the first ‘J ucsJay in July tint, At t lie lower market house, within the usual hours of solo, will bo uuUi one pair light bay match Horsed, one good sorond band Carriage belonging to 'the estate of (1. ft. Holland, deceased, and gold by per mission of the Court ol Ordinary. NEAL HOLLAND, Adm’r. may 1? MARV HOLLAND, Adm’x. O citv SHERIFF'S sa bn, A the lirst Tuesday in .Inly next, at the lower Market House in the city ol Augusta, within tiro usual sale hours, will be sold the 1 fallowing pro perly, to wit Mar mb, « woman, atltt Ivor child Alary ; sold ns the property of Henry tWid, under a (i In mul ft foreclosure ‘ol u iMori^!i^o v F Jl, mnniz vh Henry Ucid, in thu Cuuri*:ol' Common 1 lons, city ot Augusta. Terms cash—bankable money. Purchasers paying for powers. K MARTIN, S. C. A. Juno 1838. wid IMPROVE l> SURGEONS’ timissesT, I'or the radical. cure of Hernia, or liu/durc , Ivenled by He'ior Chose, m. l>. of I’htlndelphia. riAIII. s'dtßi.nbof would respectfully inform tho -B medi id profcsafon,nml tlirtao ofTlictcd with Her nia or Rupture, that, having uiadtrarrnngementß with the general agent of the inventor, to hu constantly supplied with these justly celebrated Trusses, he i» now prepared to furnish instruments, and also to trout this nlllieling disease, os met with in every age and in both .sexes. The instruments consist of Inguinal Trusses, H sizes: Votilro Inguinal Trusses, 8 sizes: Femo ral Trusses, *J sizes; Umbilical and Ventral Trus ses, 3 sizes, of double Trusses, M sizes, adapted to all the forms of Double Rupture i i ■ > There instruments must he used by Physicians w ell versed in the minute anatomy of the parts im plicated in Hernia. Theyar iuplod to every va riety ol reducible Hernia, and do not interfere with the ordinary avocations of the patient. Persons from a distance can have the instruments applied, and all necessary directions given, usto the management ol the etise,on application to the sub scriber, at his ollico on Campbell st. Augusta.(in. may VM P. M. ROBERTSON, M. I). I EGYPTIAN DJEPIL ATORYs—Thtt D*. J pilalory is prepared according to the rccipo published by Huron I.arrey, surgeon to Napoleon Bonaparte, w ho obtained if In Egypt, while attend ing the French army during their memorable cam - paign in that country. Itiatho preparation genu rully used by tbo Egyptians, and if thu direction)! are strictly foliowo«l»it is said to bo perfectly sale and effectual. Fur sale by ANTONY & HAINES, June f> ‘232 Rroud street. (A AST A I.IA NSO A Pv —This beautiful tir- J tide is without it competitor among toilet ele gancies. Tim uncommon soilness of its perludie, its perfect purity, its riel) cosmetic (|tii(lnie«. its sizc,durableuosB, mid destitution of harshness, de servedly place it foremost among its kindred pre parations. To the dazzling complexion of beauty, euil the delicate texture of the infants skin, jute equally innocuous, and no portion can ttsC the Caa tulian Soap without finding jt. u luxury of the first class. For sale by ANTON V & HAINES, maV 5 232 ftroad street.^ B" ELL’S SPECIFIC SOLUTION of fi»t saparilla, Jnnipor. nnd other ingredients, high ly recommended by scientific men; a positive tijid speedy dure for nil urethral discharges,gounurrhtps, gleets, spasmodic strictures, and irritation of tho kidneys, bladder, urethra, and prostrate glands. The particulur-ingrcdicnrs of which the above 1 solution is composed, are such us are highly appro ved of by the Medical Faculty, which are so com pounded by a peculiar chemical process, ns to have 1 each ingredient increase (ho power arid efficacy of the other, and thereby render its operation in the above mentioned disuse truly astonishing "to ajl ■ those who rases the Solution, ami exceeding] their * most sanguine expectations. Forsalo'by ' n ANTONY * HAINES, ’ 17 Solo Agents for Auggsiy. INDIAN 11 VI It 0 1 1,. -This invnHtnhle arti cle is composed of the best Arkansas He irs’ OR, a combined with other articles of known value (or the - growth of the Hair, anil is portioned with the gets - nine Fenian Otto of Ruses, f lic Italian Oil pro - vents the Imii from falling out or turning gray, , gives tho hair a light and glossy appearance, nun causes it to grow with strength and beauty, fly its - frequent nso, tho most stubborn boir can be made f soil ami smooth. The Indian Oil possesses the sttt gnlnr property of gradually changing red or light I hair ton hnndsornu brown, if used (or a short (into I N. 11. Them aro various iuiimtions of the ahovb I article,purchasers tire requested to observe that tho genuine article only is oilered tor sale by ANTONY <fe HAINES. B TEIUHITAGM KXTKAOT This lately ■ i. nivciitjd combination of different odors, hn» acquired a just popularity, not only by reason of tho strength and delicacy, but of the extraordina ry duration ol its perfume. Whilst the strength of many other extracts and essences are almost ns evanescent as the bloom of the flowers from which they arc derived, the Hermitage retains all its frq. gme.ee for an indefinite length ol lime, und is scares to lie removed from tho garment On which ill’s poured,by washing, lienee It is prnpably the cheap esl and most delightful perfume ot our lahratories; (or sale, together with a large assortment olpcrlu ruory,soaps,hair, oils, *e. by ANTONY* HAINES, may 5 ‘232 ftroad street. BA vans’ cammomii.e and famT # i VI, APERIENT PlLLS—Remarks hie ease of acute Rheumatism, wilhon affection of thu Lungs—enroll male.'the treatment of Hr IFm. Evans, 10(1 Ghnthnm-st. New York, Mr /Icnjamin ■S Jarvis, 13 Oonlrul-st. Newark, N Ji, afflicted for lour years with Severn pains in all his joints, which were always increased on the slightest motion, the tongue preserved a steady whiteness; loss of appo lite, dizziness in Ins head, the bowels commonly very costive, the urin high colored, and often pro fuse sweating, unattended by relief. The above symptoms worn itlse attended With considerable dis. fieully of breathing, with it sense of lightness across the chest, likewise a great want of duo energy in thp nervous system. 1 Tho above symptoms were entirely removed,and a perfect cure effect ed by Hr Win Evans. bknjs Jarvis, To Ha Wm Eva’cr. City of, Neat York, »s. Hcnjnmin IVm Jarvis being duly sworn, doth de pose and say, that t'tc facts staled iq the ahov» certificate, subscribed by him, are in all respects true. BENJ S JARVLS. Sworn before me, this 25tli November, 1836. WILLIAM SAUL, Notary Public, ■ VO Nossiiu-strcct. Evans’ Genuine Fills, for sale, only by ANTONY {f HAINES, Agents, April I‘i Druggists Augusta, Oa. An ejtrnordinary mid rcmnrknblo cure. Mrs Mary Dillon,of Williamsburgli, was restored to health by tbo use of this medicine.—Tho syuip toms of this distressing ease were as follows: Total loss of appoiitc, palpitation ol the heart, twitching of tho tendons,with ngeueral spasmodic affection of the muscles, difficulty of breathing, giddiness, languor, lassitude, gloat depression of spirits, with tho fear of some impending evil, a sensation ot fluttering at the pit of thp stomach, irregular tran sient pains in different parts, groat emancipation with other symptoms of extreme debility. 'File above case wos pronounced hopeless by three oft he most eminent physicians, ary! a disso lution ol the patient daily awaited lur by hordrtehda, which may be authenticated by the physicians who were in attendance. She has given her cheer, lul permission to publish the above facta, and will also gladly give any information .respecting tho benefit she has received to any enquiring mind. MARY DILLON. IKrMr. Chnrles Semple, who had bean afflicted for live years with Immoral habitual Asth, rna, applied to Dr Evans ou tho 4th ol Nov labor* ing under tho following symptoms: A senito or lightness across the chest, w ith tho greatest dilß- . eulty in breathing, distressing cough, generally, ending with copious expeetoral a.n ol viscid phlegm, disturbed n st, the face turgid and of a livid hue; could notlio in a honzontol position without tbo sensation ofiminedinto Hulfocation, languor, drow siness, und dissinsss in tile head, and loss of np Mr N. applied to the most eminent physician in tlm city, likewise used several other remedies without obtaining any permanent’ benefit un til his friend* persuaded him ~o plare himself under Hr » - .vii!i3' treatment He is now relieved of Ids complaint, and calk'd at the office yesterday, a - ,owing rimt be bad not words to express his groli ndo for the benefit ho had re. oived. Fur sale by ANTONY <L f/.UMVs