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«i»ii mi i" i ■ " hn—>T' —- DIED, In Hall county, on the 20th October last, Mrs. Maav B. (Jill, consort of T. H.'Gill, Esq. On the 2sth ull„ at Greenosboro’, Oa., after an illness of nearly six weeks. Jamf.s UonAi.nsoN Bin nf.y, formerly o( Philadelphia, ami recently engaged •as an assistant in the Engineering depaitineiit, i>co. Hail Hoad. During his short career, Mr. Binney exhibited tal ents of a su|<erior order, and promised to become an ornament to the profession o( whichhe was ajtntior | member. His loss t» deeply felt by his professional associates, to whom he bad become endeared by his amiable disposition, and a cheerful discharge of his ditties. To them it was a nrelaneholly grain,cation that they mourned not alone at Ins toinhj a large concourse of cili/ens followed his remains to their last resting place, evincing that they 100 appreciated 1 his merits and SMiipalhised in his loss. S. _—"L I'i.LLWJJ —r LJ II » EDGEFIELD VILLAGE FE M AL i: A V A I) li ill Y . rriiiE exercises of this Institution w ill recom l rncnce on Tuesday, the Ist day of January, 1539. The Hector informs the community that Missi Stark, who has assisted him this year, is engaged for the next also. With the assistance of this lady, and of Mr. Hacow, in the Musical Department , all the ornamental hianches of Drawing, Fainting, | Needlework and Music, will he taught in this insti tution. together with the solid brunches hr retofoie taught. Boarding ran he obtained in the house of the rector for thirty pupils, anil in neighboring pri vate houses to any extent desired. 11 is particularly desirable that those who intend to place their chil dren in this institution for the next year, should do ho in the first week of the opening of the school in January t as, in that week the classes will he formed for the whole system to commence its operations on Monday of the second week. The school room is provided with fire places and I tires, to make it comfortable in winter, and tlic 1 hours of instruction are the same in that season as in the summer. So that the advantages for study in the wiolei will lie equal to those in the summer. Brices 1., tu ■ solid branches and music, the same the next year a tins. For Drawing and Fainting, sHperqn it. r. For Needle-work, s(i. Payments quarterly in adt uce. \V. 11. JOHNSON, Rector. Edgefield, Nov. 6,1888. «itt Madison male and female acade mies.—The Trustees of ibis Institution, have the pleasure to announce to the public, that their Academies are in the most flourishing condition am! present to the public the most inviting induce ments for the education of youth. The male department is under the rectorship of Augustus Alden, A.M., whose time will be employed in the higher branches of education—the Classics, Mathematics, Oratory, &c. Mr. Abel Geer, well known in our county us a most successful teacher, will lake charge of the English department—speak ing French fluently, this language will also be taught by him. (lur close approximation lo the French nation, in our almod daily intercourse with them in commercial relations, is rendering a know edge of this language absolutely necessary to the ■wn hant, especially in onr cities. Our female school has succeeded beyond onr mod sanguine expectations. We consider onr institution inferior to none in the Southern country. Professor Pierce, assisted by Miss White anil others, have ■charge of the Literary department. Tin ir siicce.-a during the present year. We consider a siifliciont guarantee for an opportunity of obtaining In Hie Madison Female Academy a finished education in •ail the higher and substantial branches of literary Vnowledge. Mr. Daniel Chan, Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music, having secured u competent assistant, will he enabled tu give the utmost satis- ' faction in his department. Much has been the mini- 1 her of pupils during the present year wishing inusi- ' sail instruction, dial he could not accommodate them all; this will he now obviated, and his entire alien-I lion to this department will be given. His reputa tion is firmly established. Our village is quite healthy. Board can he oh tained in the most respectable families at moderate ■rate*. u I’he tnitien fees are placed upon fair grounds,— AVe believe they are lower than al several inslilu ■lions in onr State, where opportunities for education ~ «re not as good. The schools will commence on the first Monday in January next. K. E. JONES, 'I JOHN W. POUTER, JAMES EVANS, > Trustees . THUS. ,1. BURNEY, I bov 6 John rubson, j swSw , I.voß SALK—A large and valuable Plantation j 1 ’ in the (sth district of Early county, on Spring 8 creek, and in the neighborhood of lands belonging 11 to Major Robert Taylor, of Athens. It contains " about Two Thousand arres j six hundred and i fly ■*f which are under new,high and suh.sl i dial f Hires. *, About four hundred acres have been cultivated, and •’ on the remainder of that which is under fence, the <;l timber has been deadened and il would pro luce well another year. The place has every necessary out l building, gin house, screw-pack, barn, corn houses, I stables, negro houses, &<•. ike., all large and eommo- « ilwurs. It is‘Hie wish of the subscriber to sell with ni the plantation, corn, fodder, stock of every deserip- p tion, plantation utensils, ore., negroes excepted. b A great bargain is ottered in the above properly; It being too distant from my residence, is the reason for desiring to dispose of it. The location of the 8 settlement indicates health, and up to (his time, the 1 negroes employed upon it have enjoyed line hen lb. J Major Taylor knows the property, and will inform •' any one respecting il—or information can be 1 . .1 by application to me at Savannah. nov 6 trwSiwbw K. D. HUGI'KNIN. (JjTThe Columbus Enquirer will please publish Hie above six times, anil charge the same lo this office. A DMINIMFRA S Ou*H ftilß. BV virtue of an order of the honorable Inferior Court of Columbia county, when sitting fur or- ■ (Unary purposes, will be sold, at the Columbia court house, on the first Tuesday in January next, between the usual hours, three negroes, to wit: i om, a fel low, Kitty, a woman, and Edmund,a hoy,belonging to the estate of Joseph Barnes, deceased ; sold lor the purpose of distribution among the heirs. Terms cash. GABRIEL JUNES, Administrator. November 6,1538. td \LL persons having demands on William I nder woad, late of Columbia county, deceased, are ■requested t« render them in. attested agreeably to law, and Coe indebted to said estate are requested tu make immediate payment lo Gabriel Jones, Esq,, agent for the executrix. MARV JUNES, Ex'rx. November fi, is;ts. tiw KXKC'I TKIVs sA I,id, ON Saturday, the loth day of December next, at the late residence of William I uderwood, de ceased, in Columbia county, will be sold, the whole «f the perishable property belonging to sai I estate, consisting of corn, so Her, tke., horses, mules, cattle, hogs, plantation utensils, wagon, cotton gin. \e. Terms made known at the sate. M ARY JUNES, Executrix. November 6, IS3B. Id i (j% i X NEGROES FOR SALE. —The snbscri | f her has just arrived from Petersburg, A ir ginia, with one hundred and twenty likely young ne groes of .u>tb; v , imd every descript lo: which be ■oilers for sale on the most reasonable terms. He I begs leave to make known lo bis friends and the pub- | lie generally, that lie has made Hamburg bis place of! residence, and will be constantly supplied with lie-I groes suitable for planters in this vicinity. Those at a distance wanting to purchase, may at all times j depend on finding a large number of negroes on baud I The lot now on hand consists of able I odied me a. | p’ougli b*ys two first rate blacksmith-.several like,; ; and well qualiueJ. house e,t. of ; nth e\ , >ev eral pr.:f. --;•■! cooks, washers and u ,ers, severa. v. onn . with chi diva, small girls, suitable for nurses, I and several small noys Without their mothers. Plan ters and trader art earnest y requested to give the sutiserit v. ■ all previous to niakieg purchases else where, as Ue is enabled and will sell as cheap or ■cheaper, than can be sold by any other pin trade. ' BENJAMIN DAVIS. Hamburg, S. C,, Sept. 28, IS3S. ts N. B. —Also for sale, 1 wagon and four horses; I wagon and 2 I. u rs ; J carryalls with lenses ; 1 first lat" sad Re horse, and 1 poney. (t~/~ I tie Columbia I sle- Journal, Milledge ville, Macon Messenger, and Culunibn I inquirer, will please copy the above for one month, and send then accounts tu this cilice for payment. m;\v mu:, t vnve FiiuTKi Mack* ERI E AND UMuNF. TIER."ES new Rice LU 28 bbls Canal Fleur 25 half bins Canal Flour ~0 do do No. 2 Mackerel lb do il. Unions. Ju.,l received and fur 1 vale iy ISAAC M'JlSIi, oct 2 I No. .•■ i 1 Bruad-.Rreet ( HATfifTORE.-A V MALLORY i oimccled himself with one of the larged, manufacturing house* at the Noitb will in future | (induct tlie biHiiin-i umUr the Him of A. 15. .linlloi > Co. Their) resent arrmigHiiirnl-* will i enable A if. M Ai ( o. to *up ly llmir on j die most uccoiumoduiing i» run*. I h«*y are n* w ceeivii.g lh« ir l ull i.nd V\ mier ripply of (icium- | men’s Hula, ( Oj s, <Vc ; ulro, a (urge ut»* iftmcnt oi ; Lrelu«’ Bonnet*, of tho laical wtylu ami Hoprnor quality. Tiiosc wib* ing to purchase arlicc* in their lure, her nl w hokwuleor retail, arc ►oliciiod t > call anil examine their a*Hortmcnt ocl $ If A. B MALLORV (V Co OTIC IK#—'l he mibfi ribot vn Hi p h iv< ly sell 1 i nl public outcry, on J’ue.-day the Hill day of .November next, the followmir pro, en\, * iz : I sulkoy, I bi.fT’t I carriage, with Inure hm to eaeli * 1 match black hofHes, r*ti|>erionis fainif) horsen 1 do brown do I Kin dle bor*o 1 negro woman,(Hefty,) about IU years ofago 1 lot li »g*, of Hii|»orior Him k, 2 cow* and calves, 2 In* (h-ra *1 he undivided half of two nrrr lots, known in the plan of the town of Waynesboro, aw lots r.i m- ; her* Ih* and 120. 'l ire lot in thin place where bo * now residfH. on which there i* a cornforiahle twrr i niory dwelling nod office, wjib lire nccc*«nry out budding*, nil m excell« tit repair. Him entire lioiihc hold furniliirentnong w hu b there nrocarpel*, chair*, Hofn, Hidetioanl, dining I ilile and end*, Ac Baudot many other articles 100 irdiuiiH lo enumerate. AtSO, 1 trncl of land in Burke comity, containing fifty nercH, more »r bus, n jootii g laud* of Janie* W. June* and John \N ii'kin* I lot in the town of l.oiii*vil|e, on wln h there jh n good two story building now occupied an a con fectionary and billiard room. Lot number 357, 3d dint net, Ihl action, of original ly (’ln toke, now horsy h eonniy Lot number 82 *, 3d fJiatrici, 4th ser f inn, of original ly 1 'll roken, now Floyd comity. Lot number 221, I«d dial rid, Jib section, ofonginal- Jy ( lurnkee, now Floyd comity. Lot cumber 107*2, 3d district, 3d *ee'ion,of original ly Cherokee, now Fanldmgeonniy. Lot number 140, 2LI ili-lm i, 3d *ei tion, of origin ally ( berokoc, now Paulding eonniy. The *ale b«;ng for the benefit of my creditor* they are particularly r<quisled lo allend in person or by attorney. All pernon* ind bled to the «ul)-, kcrifier, are r quested lo make imniH late, j a incut. ! Term* of sale \ll minis under tpiO cash, over - $lO small nob * and approved m.turjiv payable tbv first i f January next. ill F. VFUIL it V- Wfivtisshoro, Oct, 17 fiwld j thhA M) WINTER G‘ 01)8. WILLIAM CLAOdETT B S receiving and opining, nl 238 Hromi sir-et, (11 1 » low ill hi in alnivo I li« I’os I Ollier earner.) n rich nml well seleeli d assortment id I'Tenll Cull Dry Hoods, nnntprp mg . voiy tniiele in ilie line, viz : i 'lulliK, eiissimereN, satinets, s .Ini velvets, ves ings, I Ac., super innlleiinlH, I'limltses nnd veriiasos, I in id 5-1 Min kiml I in silks, 11 1 nil nnd figured onion d mid Mne Muck silks, wide apron sillis, 3-1 and ti-1 Women, I'.'iigitsh nnd Kreneh, all colors; superior 1 he ll red Vlernms Inr clonks and dre-ses ; llnlisli, I'reneh nnd Am nenn eulieues; large UHsnrlineii! )iiiml. | ’iiit. 1 11 ri■ i llll o ealieoes: seurlrl small figured ' enlieoes ; Hosiiey,ol silk, eutlnn, luruhs wool, A’c f I. >r In. lies, grin leinen, misses and Jon ill ; (Woios, of , silii, kid, codon, lienry Inikskin, Ac nil si/.es;' lilnnlcls, 1(1-4 In 14-4 wliilncy, nine, rnaekinfni nnd i saddle; I' - J n llll c.'b , In-ge ns.oiuncut id r\ldle, grey, I yellow and red; Hoineslies, slieriiogs, slinlingK, ( Until -Hiatus, drills, Ac.; Irish I mens, wurrinimd i pure linnii yarn and vorj cheap; lieul Hriljsh j.ing i Ini Its ; a tew imperial .Warn jl)« I.4'iilts, assured sizes; I’ilut cloths; I’htshingß; Aegro eliilhs; plain and flgmed ll mr nlo h ; limz ■* Ac:, with an extensive variety id limey goods, sin-h ns new style of hoiniets, hum.s mi l rihhnns ; I.allies' atiil Wissrs shoes and slicj«rrs; wurki.il rapes and collars; horn s itched colored hnnlorod, 'tod splendid cm hroidi red eainhnek ildkl's; (nicy dress IMkisinid , -'cnris ; rich J hihel Mituwls ; Alerino ni.d Tartan plaid Hinwls ; I,aces; ICdgings ; Inserlioiis; striped and plaid Swan and jneoiiett iiiuslins; S.oeKs. i enmits,collars, hjaunts; eolored ehelieillu cord ; sew ing silks, asserted ; spool and flax; thread, with I every nrlicle in ihe lino. I His friends and the public areinviied to coll nnd « exant.no Ins ttssorliucnt, win. It will bes dd on the 1 most pleasing terms. trvviw ant l‘J I DQr'l’lie Cimsiltutionaliat will copy ihe above. i ~I.ANDN roll SALE: I 2'i he suhseiioer ofle.s (or sn'e his > lands in Columbia eonniy, sitin'.ted on I the main mud lending Iroin Augusta lo > Cohtmliia Con i llnnsr, il incen miles 1 above Ihe fotnter, and nine miles below 1 the latter place, containing about fiftll arris, and is I so sitmtied that two desiralil- seltlemeiils may he v made, shim’d (he w hole lie too mm h lor one person, P with improvements on each; either nl' which will e a 1 sold separate, should the purchaser desire it Ihe te. ms and land can lie known or seen hj up- s 'lying lo the overseer, on the premises. I’rovistons 1 tali he had on the premises also < June 1,1888 mil HAIOIOND I..VMAR. ‘ — i 3 AW NOTH’ 10. —'the undersigned having . * J removed lioin Clark eonniy to laoeiilmon, Ail I at let id to the praet.ee ol Law in Ihe Bupcnor m.l Interior Courts of Lineolii enmity, and Ihe nil aeonl eon. Hies, liusinesaunrusled lo kts care will ae promptly at tended to. 1 BKNNiNO It. MOORT,. References—lion Charles Uongheriy, lion. A 8. Clayton, lion I homns \V . Harris, lien. I'aiwurd Harden, Athens; li. .1 Jenkins, (J. W, CrawC.nl, A. J NliHer, • 01. John Mill, dge, U iliia.n K. Jones, Angnslii l.iiieolnlen, Jiareh 24, IH'.t-t, wtf , UVNVW.W from flu) *uu*cfi s bor*-, rosulmg in (ireeuvillo, («a , n iiiultiito buy, by ibu nsiiiiuol DICK (call* biuiHHif i icluml,) *JI ll boy is 'iXy aboui 6 b.'oi 1 inch high, raw boned, vS' s C'T/ and weigh* ab lit 1», or ISO lb*. ini qnn k Hpokpii. w iib .h.d ol fii.s fore iiicvib broken oil. ami but liillo buir on In* bead; quite lutelligcnl Active,and htronga* to muneidar power. e nroiiglit *aid negro from flu lino 1. 1 Mi.‘*i**ippi and Alubaum, suiuler I’ounly Di. kbid on wlumi bo went away a mixed coat, and fur bu!,oilierclollung uul rocoiloclid ilelarmerly came from N.(’. A 1.80 ui (bename time rnmw iy, n !>righl mulatto 1 boy by the mime of VV lt>S I’ld IV, belonging lo i'ol ' ot'per, near ibis place, about 25 year*of ago,quick *p<>keii, nb >iit 5 Uvl 2 or J iiicbe* b gb, spare made, and a barber by prolessioM. 1 in* i»o> was bmiglit f oin Ur. U uo.lorkeV, at i oluuibu*, in this Mali,! and by him was brought from Maryland; be ba* { frequently ihrenitmed to go hack. UeMlv bad on I wln n be wont away, a sin, ed pair of* pantaloon*. 1 I bey both 101 l without any provocation, utui I w ith money enough io carry ibein some divtauce. and it i*supposed will ma*\clor snine 1 is prolmbl they may have fr.e p sse*. or may he earned of by *oiue while per* m. \\ lu»c\er will u; prehond said iiegroi s.anu l.xlge them in J.iil, sn ihat we get hem, shall bo liberally rewarded lime is h.vruawav & haukins Having a ile.tro tn remnvo In some oi | i t Tc"'^, | keliiw eoitiiiies in the suite, 1 inivv oiler I *"v!'w " i" r s: 'l e tuv possession ol lauds m>S arrvtt ii “ enmity,and within two nines ol Warren- mid a iptaner ol' a mile from the I tiwirum Kin In uul ; there is seven Inn d.ed and I iweiity-l air aer. s, unit shout lour hundred and (illy i in the xx. ■> Is, we 1 umM reil, and a" goml tor r nlii- I valion. t hose lien wish lo hay would do well tr | cull and rx. numi the tv.d i’ll 1 fill Ct'CV. ring 'J wKm 1 l\4-t .8 A l.ii - v va.inttiT Uui.sv 4 Hittl > <•( in , nivv loidjihc, and a J l-ks slvick Ol (.onus 1 lie main. Igl.td he mg >1 s.ions io elo-i . i.. :.!:le Inism,-s,,,|jo tor sal ■ their lot in the town ol ' r.t,x lord vine, Tal | mlerroeoimiy. It is well unproved, having r fir s , -ate si ir. -house and eoiinlliig riKim, cm i -inlvli I dwi ’hug, ini, hen, Ae nil in rriy new. ol go at ma terials, ami well arranged ll Hit* lot is not sola in fire me tir*i l uesday in I>eet will it ih, oil. reil nl puld e sue 1 , ami posses-lon giv,n .Ire ir|>r ilu> ol .1 iiomry n xt. T.rtus win he nerommudu •t'", and he m me known at lim -ofs 10. 1 Ire.i v\ it . - i sell a good hjrgut't in theirsloek ol voids, vvliieh have been v\ ■!' col, ete.l m Ae.v lo.kaailv h iriesi .ii, and is generally ai.'ir.ined t 0 he one um.iiig the hast soleded stueSs in the tip eouiv ry. Any pers m vvi-hng to vest ~ i, merehaiidise, would do well to end andcvuieine 11 is properly. BAT l’l ‘ -V l>|l 1v1.N.-rIS t ruvMordvilk, l!a , Augnsl 2U, 1888. vv 111 . AND roll S.-VLit.—'l hesuhsenher oilers Ur ituie In, |imu(.on, lying adjue. in to ne 'dt ige i I ineoliiloii.on rhe ro .1 from lugnsiu to i tVui'hurg.c . te nc seve .!• en Imnilri d u.d sixty i I (17»• ne.os, ah.in half of vv hie r. is ilvar.il, nnd I under goon 1 neing. '1; ro is also srtua'ed on ihe ; premises, a ctmnur able dwelling h.i,.se, a e.r, li.mso, piivl.p’g screw, Ae. /„y , . ls ~ | pinch r-e such a Innnj would do vvel oe.di ~ , , ,- amine Kn themsolvus. KK.U RK.Mm)\ 1 Annual circular. i I f 'HU F acuity of the Midleal College of tin Stale I I ft of Sou.h Carolina announces, ihot the itmual I Sea-lon of the College will commence on the teeund 1 Moiuiiiy in Movomipor. as u-um. An linrv>ducio<y Lecture will lie given onlhitday ut noun, and the regular coin to will be Chinned on I lie lulkiwing ' morning. On Anatomy, by J. E. Holbrook, M. D On Surgery, by John Wagner, ,U L) On Ins. .lutes uod I'ructice ol I‘hysic, by S Henry Dickson, M In on Physiology, by Juiiich Moultrie, M D. On Obstetrics, by '1 hos. G I’riolcan, MU. Un Chemistry, by (, U Shepard, M D. On >1 in Aid in edica, by Henry K Frost, M I) On I ulhologicht Ailltoiny and Medical Jurispru dence, by I, Gtddmgs, .VI i>. belli iistrutiun* of Annlomy, by F, Vs nrdemnn, M l>. S. HENRY LHCKbON, Ueun Sept. 6 libit It A1 It J> & ROWLAND’S Fire Prool VV me liuuae, AngustnGeo. » s il 10 uiiuersigm d grateful lor lb- patronage so J* liberally extended to I hum by the public since they have been in the 'A ere House mid Commission liiisniers, beg leave In infirm llieir Incnds that they (•milnine m transact the Mime at llieir old stand where business will meet the same prompt attention ns her lolore All orders ior the sale ol cotton will have tbegiealesl possible n re, and orders ior liag gn g or o her uniclos ol incrchaudise will be bled on | me best ipnnsoiir market will afford; but not bav . i g «ii nneresi in any wb.lesale grocery or other goods est blislnneiil, we sliail buy liom those who I sed cliea|iesl and i lia ge the regular cinniinssloii lor purchasing, whicli we mist will bo Inibeenlne satisfaction ofour customers. Vv b n required, ad • values wid be niudc on produce in store, and all the anal lucdt.ios given u our frienils ilml are , eu erally given by regular Commi sion Houses odd BAIRD A KoW L, Nl) i Kr I.neb of the city papers Will publish Hie abo\ounce u week un il Ist January mxt If & it. BEE* & BEALL’S Fire-Proof Warehouse, Augusta, Ga. f k 11 L undersigned, grateful liir liie lilieoi. pal- A Milage and snppor of llieir friends and eus lomors berclofore, beg h ave iu iiilorin iln in and j • tic public, ttun they continue m transact n gem nil W alehouse and Commission Imsincss, m • I ben old slaiid on ftroud street 1 heir wan house anil elose slorcs are in good order lor liie ieeep ion o* eoiion and goods in store. Liberal advances will ; in all line s bo made on produce and e nsigomems. 'liie agents ol the Georgia Railroad will with priuiipliii ss receive and tnrwurd ail cution consign- I ed to ns in the ililferent depots, as also any goods ; ibm mar bn ordered through ns up ilia road HOP KINS, JENMNGS A Co, Whole sale Grocers, are now recoiv ing and opening mi extensive stock of Groceries, in the fire-proof st ire ol' the wnrelioii o mvvly ..reeled, winch they will be prepared to idler on the most liberal (gnus. All 0 ders iliroiigb ns, and filled by Ibem, will be free ■if ei nimissioiis.aiid to ibe entire salisluclion ui the ( parties oidering. All coiemumeolions will be addressed to us Jointly, na the business in future w ill be eondueled l in ibe name ol t: e firm. Pledging their usual i p.-imiplness to all bu-iuess confided l« their care, | will hope to merit a coniimiai.ee of the confidence I herelo.oro so liberally besiowed. JOHN REES EGBERT B. BEALL. Atgli'da, October 2, 1838 CO* Ihe city papers, Millodgeville Recorder, Standard of Union, Soul hem W log, Alliens, will copy the above into ihotr papers weosly, until first January next. E B. U. | h >bAi\T A TIWN FUJI SALE7— TIie sub a sinner olf-rs lor sale Ins spkndid plantation, in Leo county, containing one thousand six hundred i a ires of land, ail in a solid body ft consists of i I ts nfi, 07, 7«, 88, 89, 103, 104, and one olhei, oiiiubur not now recollected, in the third District t ol Lcocouiity About 3 oacres are in cultivation, I anil mnler excellent fencing, all fresh, none of it having been cleared more Imin five or six years, and must of it within the last) wo years. The cleared land is allot I lie first quality,onk and hick ry land, and in capable ol producing from I 2 { to 1(500 pounds of (uiion lo lb' acre. The un- cleared bind is all of Ibu same quality, except two t lo s which arc first rate pine land,and almost equal I lo the oak and hickory lor the production ol cotton. I <>n the plantation is u first rale gin house and gin, I the running gear boot Inst year; also a comlorlnbe I dwelling and all other necessary outbuildings fiir a I plainer who works 25 or 30 bunds. Un the land I are several fine springs of excellent, pure water and I tile well w aier used a (lie plantation is < qmil to ul- I most any in the up-country, for freshness, and I purity. The place is also very healthy, os lliere • was not a si. go case of sii kness among my ne- I griKis lasi year, requiring the attendance ol n phy. cien. ’ The land lies on the eastern branch ol Chicks- I savvlmlchie creek, In miles from Albany, in Baker f comny, ihe head of steamboat navigation on flml I river, which will enable the purchaser lo gel bis ' cropeas.iy lo market. Tim terms will be made to f ■nit the purchaser. Enquire of I lie sitb-erifier, at Athens, or of llieeditor ol live Chronicle <St Sentinel. I June 7 trvvAvvv ll CHARLES G. McKENI.EV 1 MPKOVEI) PATENT COAL ,\ivfi ft Wood Cooking Stoves, Ac.—’l he un-I derwi ned Ims just roceivtd a largo supply of nil- j proved stoves for Coal or Wood, ol entire new I putierns,and of various s.v.cs, viz : , The “People’s t oal or Wood Cooking Stove,’’ | superior le in y h relofioe in use. not only on ac count ol convi nionce, the per lei I manner n winch the cooling is p«rf>rmed, but a'so on aeeouuiof the econotiiy of find which it off ctg. I he'‘Patent Grecian Parlor Grate," which fi.r beauty mid economy excels ad oibers, producing gr, nler ell -cl with lc.-s find The ‘l'arlor and Hall Stove," parsing benl from > tbe li.i eine n mtho upper part, llirough ll ns in the lour corners, and tbron di additional eoluiiins. '1 he "Parlor and I’ipe Frimkiin;” with plain and even tops lor wood r i mil. i.evviy consirucird, with swelled Inn k, sunk beardi, door (.out, Ac. The ".ship and Atcinn (tout Stove," calculated I < cook fi r Sit to <OO persons, with less find and greater convenience than any oilier stove, now in use A/ffe, a variety of smaller Moves, wiih the sunt" improv cut. tils Tbe “Box 6 and 9 Plate Move," open and plain i tops,of various size*, from lBto 36 meins. Alto, Ameiienn, Fnglish and Russia S|i ct Iron; I Suive Pi(M»; sheeting and brazing I’opncr; Block I'm, and 1 in Pint. —allot winch he offers for sale low for cash or approved paper, al A'o 168 Broad street, sign ol the Cullen Pol,nud directly opposite the Eagle A Phoenix 11 o ul. B. F CHEW, net 23 oivv'Ad GEORGIA LIME WORKS. 'l'llEsnl.seribers resperlfu.ly inlorm the pub- j ■ lie that they have commenced ike I i mamtlaclory ol LIME near Jaeksonborongh, in j Sertveu comity, Ga. They have extensive qttnr* I rljsoi Li ueslone, which is considered by proles ! sor .1 R Colling, Slate G, ologtsl, to whom ike proprietors are indebted lor the infoni anon vv Im b induced them lo embark in tlie undertaking, | to he ol the very purest kind. Tliey have conse | qnenlly eneled large and -uhitatitml K Ins in I lhe most approved manner, and procured men I Irom the Norvh who are perlcclly acquaint, il vv ill. the bnsiiiesa V portion id the Lime is now in market and has been pronounced by ih.- principal j builders m th* neighborhood ol Augusta and ; oihcis, lo be of ex. client v(iialny. Thu stihscri j bers lake plea tire m inviting those who take an interest in the dovelopeuienl ot the internal rcsuui'- . . ... .d Georgia. to examine il, being eon vine, d tli.it i l lie vv bole t need St.r.-s cannot produce a more beioniiiil article. 'I I lev have now a quantity on hand, which the;, i will ilehvei at the ni'.inhcf B.ier Greek on the I Savannah river,or ill Augusta. Having extensive : preparations in progress, they expect lobe able | during lire next winter and spring to supply or- I ders to a very 1., ge amount; and lit y have every | reason to b-iievethat they will entitle Ihemselvt4 , > 'ho l.ivor mid patronage of the public by pro- I ueilig a cheaper and better article at home limn bo round abt .. I. Orders will he rceetvevljuy 1) Kirkpatrick Jk Co or by Thus L Sunili at Augusta, ..r Jacksoiiboro'. GOR.MA.iL S Jg S.ll 1 fH. may 7 da.vdd vv It DRUG STORE. rStlll'’ snbsprtbei respectlullv ffiirms h's (>. I ft uno th< ..... iturail ih . corner store No. ?OJ, in McKenzie vV Beimodi’s I building-, where lie Is receiving a large aim fnsli j n-suninc sos Dm is. Medicines, I'ainis, Oils, Glass, J U.e >iulls, Mirgical In-tnunenis, I’erfumerv, vV, ' | Are , whit b he will dispose of on die most uccoiu • moda.iog terms Bhvsicians and merchants are requested to call and examine his stock, us his articles nr fresh ami g mmie, asd they w ill be pleased with b.a |. nils, i G. , i; U rr. the country punctually attended to i and every article warranted ol the first qimbty | oil In iw3m KOBEBT CARTER. jg'< A R. IVES, arc now receiving addition j |\v • 10 lie ir fall and winter stock of Dry Good I via; ' Rich 0-4 bisck Italian Silks Do gro gram do do Rep Silks, in vv slyle <iu;h coloured Ita.ian and figured Silks Vo figured a d pin n ouiius .'upenur black and bi ue-black Chaley l;o do do Bombazines Do figured do lln black ami blue-black French Merino Vo coloured do do Do buff ami orange do do Do pink and bine do do Du crimson do do Do l.ineu 1 ambneks and llclkfs Do embioidered French Cape.-, and Collars Do do JVioiirniMg Shawls 6 4 and 4-4 Do do ro uun d do do Do do plain Chalcy do do Do 6 4 ami 3-4 Chtnello 110 Rob Roy ."bawls Silk, rotlou worsted and merino Hosiery jl bulls ami Satinets, negro goods I Misses' Fur Copes, mid large size do I*ollll Ho, new stylo superior blank silk Veliet Do purple at d brown do Thread Edgings and lost-rnngs Muslin dn do Fine Florence Braid Runnels Do English straw and 1 uscan Bonnets lb se mill Whitney libinkels Mackinaw and fine < rib do Fr-licit < orsells, new style, &c &c Store tinder the Globe Hotel, Augusta. Irvv4w ocl 1 2 ILNELIHIIHIGIISCIIOOXT 'I'IIE subscriber res; ecilully inlorn.s the inhabi- I lantsi of AUgtisia,)lull tlie Krai wiiuer quarler of (lie above si li 01, will commence on Hie fist Monday of October, in the room recently occupied by dr. Pike, on tlio North side ol Ldhs-sireel, a lew d aos below Centre-street. I uiliun pie quarter of twelve weel s, in advance, ns follows; Ft the Elemuntaiy brunches s 7— me higher liranches, ijlu. se,-t4O trwtl VV, R. BRICKETT. {Kr 'I he city pnpeis will phase eopy the above ciTrTHGßirr’g ssal.e.’" Wl Mi In- sold mi the First Tuesday m Novem ber nexi, nl Ihe lower market, in the usual boms of sale one Pedlar's VV agon and Harness, one bißck Hor.-e, levied on as I In- proper y of Rob eit Proiiln-s, under fueeiosure of a mortgage, Sun uel .VI C I noun vs. Robert Prentiss. To. ms cash on delivery li. M.\K 1 IN, Sb’ff C. A. m l I a t.l Flit li PROOF WAUK HOUSE. 'l' 111-. suhscribi rs lake ibis method ol informing ■ the public that they will ci illume to transact ns general COMMISSION BUSINESS. Tbeir VVareli..usos arc in complete repair, and they soli cit a share of pub ic favour, Grateful lor past patro nage, lliuy assure ibeir friends no ex.-riious shall be wauling lo promote the interest of those who may entrust their business lo them. Their charges in future will be like other establishments ol (lie kind Liberal advances on prod nee m store. Receiving mid forwarding goods or cotton promptly attended W. S KNIiJiLAND & CO aug 31 -JOS swtl midMEK RETREAT fob’s A Lleii JSsi-rA Will be sold, if applied for shortly, the lot |§|"|W and improvements attheSand Hills.known i h'iatlt-lll.n, ihe Turknelt .Spring Place, Ibrmer'y owoe I ami occupied hy Col 7'honias OcGiun. The lot coiilainins twenty live acres, a large pan ol winch is in wunds, and includes I'urknei's Spring, from which the City ul Augusta is supplied with water. On tl.epicm ses s a comliirtnlde dwelling with all other buildings necessary forth • accom modation ol a totally. Possession cun bo given immediately Also —A small Dot containing between two and three acres, s parole from the above hy the Mil ledgevtlleßoad. Apply lo Vi ay 8 tuth HENRY If GUMMING. ,BAKGA I \ S, lit A K GAINS, UAUGAINsT I Hit subscribers have just opened a general ns-oitment of Dry Hoods ul lire lu.est winter fashions consisting in pan ul French iml I. tub.n Prints I most style Florentine Runnels I'o do Frr rich frilled Collars Do do Mnuselim. Delaines Do do Vi loria Alpines Do do grid - Nap Vienna French and 'English do Latest style printed Highland Shawls Do do I’urisian flowers lor bonnets Do do Kep bilk Do do Erode Nap Do do Gro do Swiss A 1.80, New slvle French Blankets Blankets ol evety disruption fur Negroes Satinets do do do Liiiseys do do do Woollen Hosiery do do bit ii-s do do All of which will be dispr sed of on the very lowest terms. McKEE & DOW, oft 1 7 trw3w 369 Kroa l-st CO-PA KTX idUMI i I*. r JMIK undersigned having taken A. ROWLAND * into partnership, the WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION ItUSNIESS will h?conducted un der the linn ol Baird ij- Howland, alter Ist ol '-Ji-to ber n.-xt. HhNJ. HAtRD sept. 13 att POUT WINE, WHISKEY, &c. bills Vlnn ogihela w hi-ki y * 25 bids supenur Port VV me lOi) coils Rale Rope Just received and for sale hy VV. E <to J U. JACKSON, October 1 A nt-iionei-rs. Factorage and Commission RusinessT - * t -ID. siiosi r.he s having located ihnnseives in A the city of Savinnah, for the pnrp. se of car rying on a gen.-tal hu-lurage and comrni sion hits tn-ss under llh firm and stvle of VV imberly <fc Junes, tender ilie ir semens to tin ir friends atm the public. EDWARD WI.VfRERLY, JA VI kb JONES. Savannah, October 10, 1333 swim Twenty Dollats Reward. Runaway from the subscriber, about a B tejg month tince, a n> gro girl hy th- name F ’uV* °* Aphonsine, likely, and about stx- tei ti yr-tirs id ago. Thu above reward will he paid lor her appiehension and Jkdelivery iu J.B. sE’IZE eug *7 trwtf VEW <;ooi>S.-/{ II KIUTL\NAI>&(o. I i v Merchant iuilars, have received a very rich | assortment ul extra super Broadcloths amt Cassi meres, l.xtra super Black Velvet Ciotli Do do Blue do Do do Green do Do do Gieen mixt do Du do Coronation rib d Cnssimeres Do dn Regalia do Do do Sntnt stripe do Do do Empire Diagonal do Do do VV old dyed Bluer, do _ Superior Black and Hint* black >alin Vestings. Enihrnidercd l-lngh.'li do , Woolen Velvim. Aic. Ate •it lor or if.in k and Fanny dol'd lloskin Gloves, Suspenders. Ac <k.c M ,r ]g M’l- NOI1) KtITNCII PRINTS. DEN A SHEAR haw teceiv.dihis day I rum New i nrk, a large supply ofs. lei did French Prims of :lu- la-cst Pans si lies, also Rah Embroidered f l ie ami Piano Covers and a grem variety of other articles suitable lor the piesent sou son, 11 which they respectlully iimiu the aiieiuion of the public. oci 20 UIAEC r IMPORT V’i’iov. ia) I' vl-c-b 3 4 9-4 and 10 -1 London Duffel -*VI Rlunkets 2 balsa superior Rose and Whitney Blankets for tale low by «»t 20 BONES A CARMICHAEL. Georgia, Richmond count•; William Fuller, j Superior Court, June Tam , , I 1030. James Kresulo, j. Orlando Salt imrslt, j In Equity ■ lan I John Vic Lean. J Bill | ur Relief! <fee. i I’appearing iu me Court that James Keeside re- A sill s ou 111 Ihe state ol Georgia, (hat i irlando •'idiinarsh resides out of Richin ml comfy, amt i hat said bill has net been served on said deleml mis. It is onl -red that sai.t delendm.u appear and msiver to s.iat bill,on or before the first dnv olihe next term. J It is further ordered that this rule he published 1 I moim.ly lor live mouths m une of the gazettes of the 1 city o! Augusta. A true extract from the minutes I wr«.e» ‘"■'■'ws.cwk. /~<OOD LAND FOR SALE.— The subacri Vff bcis offer lor mile ilicii Untie on Broad river, in Elbert county, eight ratios south of Eiberton, comprising Iwu settlements, one ol 6-i3 acres, uml the oilier ‘JOO teres ; there m on the two setllemtnls 401) acres of river buttoin, 25U ol which is cleared ■ lid adapted to the eu.liva.ion of com or cotton, Hill or 400 acres of fresh land, well adapted to the cultivation ol cotton, and about 4jo nuns oi vvi od land, ol good quality ; the old high hind still pro duces well, and but liitle Washed ; comfortable and commodious single story dwe.lings, a good gin house, Ac. 'I enns accommodating, hut u liberal allowance vv ill be made lorromp, payment. Till * unquestionable. hI.MEvJN OLIVER, uci 17 w tlaldec Mll.l/KI.M Will PE. INFORMATION. ' I' HE sullen liter, with others, hil make npplioa « lion to ihe Lcgis.aluri s«l South Carolina and Georgia, at their next regular session, to incorporate a company fir the purpose ol co siruelitig a bridge or a boat to be impelled by the power ol steam or horse, crossing the Savannah River. at or near Hamburg and Augusta, iiir their own u-e, in order to encourage the intercourse and avoid paying the extra'again 101 l at the p esent bridge, in whir h en terprise the citizens amt incorporated companies ol Georgia, as we.i as South Carolina, may participate aKMIV cull 1.1 Z. Hamburg, S.C August 22, 183-). wain* THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. J3:27iiik Thu subscribers take gnat plea un in inhuming the citizens ol Columbia, and .. UsLlruvelieis gumnlly ihul llns eieganl i siulilldiinc t. which has undergonii a borough repair, he id -s having innny new and fine addi lions, will be opined loril e rece plies in company, early in October next: and Iroin iheir long experi ence in bustne s, they hope to meet a luil share ol public piirciinge. Tolhe members ot the Legis'nture, l.awyers at the liar, and private faiuiltcs, tins establishment offers many advantages tin iheir comtorl and con venience ; mid every exertion shall he Used to render satisfaction lIAMNER & HUNT. P. S.— Persons wishing to engage r oms in this Hut 1, will please address the subsonic is iin me diately. H. <fc 11. sept 24 w6w I.AW M./XICE. fT4 HE undersigned having united tn the practic J. ol ihe LAW,offer t heir services to the public They "ill attend the coin is of iViuscogee, .Viarioii, Stewart, Randolph, Early, Baker, Ace and Smut or, ollhe t dialtahooeliee Cin ml; Houston,ol the Flint Circuit; and I'wiggs, Pulaski, Lowndes, Thomas, Deeaturand Doof,, of the Ruutliern Circuit lu sittess entrusted to their care will meet wit h prompt attention. Their office is in Atuerieiis, tSumter county, w hero one ol them muv always be lout.d when not absent onbusmess. LOTT WARREN, oct 10 wtf W.VI H CRAW 1 ORD. LAW OFFICE. f |4HE subscriber has re mived his office to the A south room, vet o, d floor, jit the Post Office range, w here he can at all nines he found anil con sulted by those w ho may ueeil his services, and will honor him with thir confidence, sept ft 3mdtr<Stvv WM, W. HOLT. V ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.—‘I he .suliocnb r i ffer- lor sale, his valuable p uma lion, on the Ocmulgco river, w 11 lun three miles ot Hawkinsville.to utterly ihe uvelf h District ol Hous loncounty, now Pulaski, comprising l‘(H» acnsol oak and hickory land, well ndapied to corn and cotton There are lioir hundred nines under culti vation, with good tooees, iwo good gin houses and gins, a good new two story dwelling house, and I other out h .uses Any person wishing 11 pnreh tse this valuable property, will do well to eotre and look lor them elves Also, I will sell thirty young anil likely negroes. 4he terms ot sale will be one mid two years, or hunger n the purchaser shim d desire, by ( uying interest yetnly, and gtvitg good sei urny for the suine. EDWARD bT GEORGE. Hawkinsville Oct. -I, >H'3S. 6t FOR SALE Oil LEASE. 4 N excellent Cotton Plantation on Batk Camp creek, m Burke county, lying xxest ol the lauds ol_ Governor Schley and Col. Grubbs, Con taining filieeti hundred acres of oak and hickory land )he mum pun ol the clea od land has laid out more than thirty years, and is now equtd to tristi ground, fvenrly 300 a' res were om e culti vatou, uml can be ug on i.rep.red lor cotton with very little labor; n small pan ol dm place is now uoUer eultillation, and several good houses are n the premises. \te mv.t.s tlie ulienlion of all who desire to buv a new plantation. This place is very lavurably situut. d—4o mihs from Augusta and V 5 Ir.iin ■'■a annul;, hi the heultliiesl pan ot Burke, near to ih.' Genital Railroad and in onuoi the m .si moral and agreeable nutghboi hood.- in Georgia, possessing all the ad v outages ol schools, churehes and post olliies.au I communicating inalew hours with the two b st marks;* "fille s ate. We pieior selling, bin wo would Vvst for a term ol live ot ken years, it applicants choose 1) C. BARROW, w. McKinley. Lexington, Oglethorpe county,) September 10, 1838 f wtf (K7“ ’i lie Constitutionalist will please publish the above weekly till lerlitd. MNgTIC E—NO MISTAKE.Zthe stibscnher having declined keeping a pri vate. hoarding ho ,se, now off. rs lor sale lus luige an I eommodioHs Dwelling IK.use and Lot, situated in the town of Madison, on the public squ ire, directly opposite the court house. ’1 he st.nd lor a public house oi store, is cun idered one ol the best in t.oe place, i’o a persond shoos ol’opening a public house, there is eoosldernb e indueemem there nemg only one T.iv ru in th.h ,hu e.— from the tact ol the Rail Road being located lo 1 hi- place, there is no doubt that two public hous, s •/mod do well. 'lhe construction ol the turn e is well calculated fir a tavern, with ino I buck lots and largo stables, wit . vvatei convenient. Kail Road stock will he taken ns cu.-h I w ill also allow one(hnUM.n.i dollars teiii lor the store house connei teil vvt.h the same, fir ihe tcrinol five years, deducted oui ol Ihe s tie- 'I he only nuiii 'e merit to sell ihe house is, that there is more house roum than ..eeiltd lor my family. .... „ „ 1 HAD. B REES Madison, Ga , October 10, 1838 vvfiw iVOTICE TO TEACHERS,—The under k ’ signed anil others, will give liberal wages to a teacher who can eunie we.i recommended tor ea pin tty to instruct youtl , and goeo moriil ileport mein, tor the next year. One acquainted with ilia h.gher firanehts • f alibi ral education is d. sired For lon her particulars, apply to either ol the ini’. dersigncd, residing nr Morgan below Madt l.sun. J«J>>EPH P I'EMCK lIENJ. 11,WIKIS.-, i opt 1G City BEN). M. Ph.KPI.ES Fi k1 I DOLLAR S K I.; \\ l{ d7~~ til AN AW AY from rhesubscri her, ah.nit the Kith of ,V|„ n |i i„ g , t my negro f. How Cesar, about 3;> years ol age, quick spoken, and ol common.size. 1 have n • doubt but that lie is lurking a l .out (he p nnlii '•> Hr S J Bailey, BamwH 1 District, fe. C. us he bus a wile at that place. | This negro is 100 well known to need dest rip j Hon. vvhete I suppose he is rangj- g. , • n ,, tllil . g 1,, sieiimbonts will phase look util h,r said negro ns he IS well acquaint, d with Hie rm r, and has hem on bouts the greater part of hist me, nt work.tuid iniy trv lo make believe bets hiring |, s own time 1 will pay tin above reward fm the delivery of .aid negro to me, or in A ngusta jail. J ( >.BvPU a, SHEW MAKE nogust 2 t ’ FIFTY I>(‘LEAKS REWARD, , Runaway Irom the sutiscriher. “• ivehmond Bath, )G mile- from £ ; Aiigusia, on Sunday lasi.itm mu, • ctt\ rnaianr, two ttigro nun, viz ; t K Geor »«» " h,,UI ««r « years of Tn -VV °8 ,J ; iel low etunplexion, well ■’-•I nu.de, st right in his built, and is m-.- > n. arstx leel in height. He had , UI,P V h f rn| ." vv "> « blue round •a- sa-tf Jacket, dark pantaloon- and a iar paulin or sailor’s It.. Hind was hare 100 id. Joshua the other, is about 20 or gl veats ot age, da k c .„ u * plexi.,ll. Slow spoken, had on a blue round jacket’ tod whito pniiniloimg, a round-crown white wool nat aim was also bar. f o ed. He is ..bom live (eel . gin or ten inches high, ami stout built, with a *lllOOl li lace, having nu ai nil. j 1 will give the above toward fir the apprehension loi said negroes,and delivery tomcat Usth.il taken , i.t Georg.a, or lor their confinement some sale . I ml it apprehended out of the slate, or §25 f„r either EVMEB vViUTEHEAIL lnb^. TheCo;,SUtUlioaai,S, ' Vin ! c *PV tlie RUNAWAY NEGRO. t RUNAWAY from like subscriber on the 13th September, a negro man by the name of Warren, alum twenty five or twenlv six yean () w having lost some of hie 'ore teeth ’ Jt is presum'd that he has shaped his course lor Gbnrhston, S (J, jv liberal reward will he paid for his appieueiioion and sale keeping, so that I gel him again BYRD M. GRACE. P. S.— Letters will icneh me eitherai Columbus Georgia, or Henry tourl house, Alabama, oet 18 dt fl MBER.— The undersigned have at present * the saw mill, (late Beall.-’*,) 01 Little f-pirit creek, in full opernli n Supplies of sawed I umber ean be oblaintd, by leaving bills, or otherwise, at the More of Messrs. Hadley & Owens, or the su perintendent, (.ur L asi n,) at ihe Mills A. I*ls VI BEKTO V oet 17 vv2m JOSEPH S. KEY SOLES. FRESH RAISINS. * 'I JT/k W HOLE end half boxes new crop hunch Uni dns, just received and for sale hv ml 12 JOHN COsKEHY |>INE MERINO RRAWERsTrTd -^ A olnrls, just leeervcrand iorsale hy W>l. O PRICE, ° f t 15 Draper and Tail ir, 259 Brond-st. > I 'HE subscriber b ang about to jeave~lhe State A tor a low weeks. Jvo. M. Hampton, of Lau rens county, will act as his agent and attorney mi ll he realms. JOHN Till)VI VS Dublin, I nurens Co., Ga . June 23. tw <}-w I . A ?’, fLE.—'l hesuhsenber hasn muv* .i, ed "“ I " ,ce lo 'he second story of McKei zie <v Hennocli s i orner. He will alien I punctually lo I lie business ol his proti ssion, in the > ouru of Richmond coun y, Georgia, and EdgofieU and Barnwell distil, is. S. C. 0, t I » [|J•_) J AMES T. GRAY. |\ EW CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Vestings, Sus (renders, Gloves, <Vc. receiv. d by ofet lu WM. O. PRICE, 258 Bn ad st. R«OS II v lit I OW'D u, &C. ObE Hair lovvtler, inland t ib. pnpe-», highly perfumed Alsu, Otto Rose l ip.-alv) hotii in pewter anti neat wood boxes. Alsu, a fiesh supply ul Kill Lull Pres'on ."nits, just received and tor sale cheap, by AjVTOA Y & HALVES oct 24 R E M O V A L~. JAMES ANDERSON & CO. HY WM C H aF, HNo 260, Broad-street, Augusta, Georqm. " . - removed their stock ol seasonable Dry Goods to ihe store tmm dmtely opposite lo the State Hank, where they are receiving additions oi l esh imported Goods of all de criplions, and suitable to the tall arm winter season. oet 4 ißtsii and scoter witiskkv, & c . *j» pUtieheuiis Irish and Scotch Whiskey * Cf 10 kegs Goshen liinter 20 half bh's No I Mneke>el 25 qr. casks Malaga Wine 2o hr.gs w hite Java Coffee 30 tmxes Cheese V, • *°. f l r , n '“ l ei g'"b casks Madeira Wine iu.t received and fur sale bv ’ wt -* JOHN COSH-PRY (HOARDING. — A few gentlemen ean he no * ' comm dinert wi h bo-rd and lodging at Mrs J. lames, on Bruad-slreet, next door above the Hrinire Bni.k. Kr '’ rs. C. ean also accommodate a few tran tuent hoarders. ( f oot ,> fl Post-Office, ) Augusta, October, 14 f 1 1 HD Express Mail, going Nonh. closes at 6P. M. J and going South, closes at 7a. M * ci 16 E B. GLASCOt K, P. M. PLANT’S EDITION OF GRIER’S GEORGIA AND CAROLINA ALMANAC, FOR I 8 3 9: CALCULATED for the horizon and meridian of Augusta, Ga., and will serve for the adja cent stairs and Morida. The astronomical enleula. lions by Robert Grier, of Butts county, Ga. Just published,and sold ivy the gross dozer orsittgle by T. 11. PloiNT, Aul ustu, «gp*29 PLANT At NO HI ON, Columbus. NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS. I 11. WYATT & Co. No 206 Ibo'iVn^t. • are novv receiving fresh supplies of Staple, and I alley Dry Goods comprising a gemrnl assortmeiit of g. ols in their hue, whieli having been wi II selected, they offer at fair prices Whole sale and Retail Purchasers ere requesletl to cull and examine our stock before they make their pur chases. ( „. f , 3 :Vf D I ICE.—The subs. rihors being nnxious to IN close their business, request alt t wise indt hted to them to make mnnediate payment, and all these whom we are indebted, will please present their accounts. CLARKE &. HOLLAND, sept 8 If |W|USICAL NOTICE. -WM, 11. ORCH bri Alii), professor of Music, respectfully in forms his patrons and the public, that lie has removed to Fox’s Rang-, over 'Mr. M Dye’s store, lie will give lessons in Music on the Piano Forte, Guitar and flute, ami as it is l.is inten inn to con fine liis practice to this city, and to take but a limi ted number of pupils, he hopes to secure a i ontittu alion ol the liberal patronage vvilh which lie has already been favored. N B—Piano Fortes tuned and repaired in the / best manner, on reasonable teims il oct 8 Georgia,Jefferson county : V%/HEKEA-S "herr..d Arrington, administrator *• on the estate of Joseph Lockban, late of said county, leeensed, applies lor letters of dismis sion horn said i slate. Plicae are therefore Incite, stircmon and admon ish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors ot said d ceased, to he and appear at my office within the lime prescribed by law, to shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not ke granted. Given in d r my hand at office in Li uisv tile, this 251 h June, 1838 June2B EBENiIZER BOTHWELL, Clerk. Georgia, Jefferson county: Ui Hi.REa" Hugh Neely,administrator on the estate ol Jam. s Neely, deceased, applies lor letters disni ssory Irom said I'dininisiration. ’1 hese are therefor, to cite and admonish all and singular the kin Ired and creditors ol said dec’d to he anil appeal at any otliee, with in the lime prescrib ed by law, to shew cause,if any they have, why said letters should nut he granted. Given under my hand at otliee in Louisville,this 2l*i day ol July, 1838. July 24 EIiENLZER TOTH WELL, Cl’k. Georgia, Columbia county: k V H*'* 1 * J'""es v urtlidga, ndminislrnlor do “ » hunts non, applies lor I. tiers dismissory on ti e estate ot A. am alser,deceased. i hese are I herolbre t. cite a d admonish all and singular, ihe kindred ami creditors of ihe said de i eased. In tile their objections, if a,,y ihey have, within the lime pr.senbed by iavv. in my office, to si. vy cause whj said lett *rs should not he grunt ed. Given muter ■ y liaud mid seal at otliee, this 2d day ol June, 1838. GVBRIEL JONES, feint. Georgia, Jefferson county; t V h ERI'.A" Bryant Fullord, a Iministrator ou 4 v 1 lie cs.ate •.»! fc*oih I ;isun, IMg ol this coun ty, deceased, applies lor loiters ditinnsoiy Irom said est be. 1 hese nre therefore lo cite and i dim nish all and s ngulur he kin I red and creditors ul said deceased, to lilt iheir o' jeelions, if any they have, in my of fice, within I lie nine pescnb.d by law, iu .hew c lists why said letters o distuissiun should nut be granted Given under my hand at office in Louisville, this Sib July, 1838. E. BUI’iIVVLLL, Uetk. Jtlv 7 : (•corgia. scriven county: Gnu tol Ordinary—Prescm, heir honors JohnS. Kiev, s, Peter Reddick, Jefferson Roberts, and Chit les <’. "tevvan, Ls js l\ule Ni. ‘Si. July 'Jth, 1838. Ul'lnN the application of Thomas it. I urns, ad niitiisirntoi ol U til lam G .o*s, deceased, late of Scriven county, staling i hat he has tuhy adminis tered sa d estate, and praying citation lor let.era dis uussury. it is, on motion, ordered that the I lurk do issue a citation, requiring nil persons to show c iiise;il any they have) why Ihe same shall mil ho granted t and that ihe same ho published once u month lor six months. A true extract from the imitates. Ju'y 10 183 ' sug 1 mom JOSHUA PERKY, I,’ierk. '