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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. - 30 htills, good and prime St. Croix Sugar. 100 bags Laguira Coffee, 50 do. green Java. 40 bbls. Flour choice brand, 30 do. Potatoes. 50 kegs Nails assorted sizes. 10 ton Swedes Iron from 1 to 9 indies wide. Also on hand. Molasses, Loaf Sugar, Bagging, Rope, Trace Chains, a good supply Brads and Carolina Hoes, Cheese, with many other articles in the Grocery llnd, which they invite those purchasing, to come and examine for themselves, jan 31 2t P, FLEMING & Co. NOTICE—JOHN BASCOMB’S Challenge to run four mile heats a « gainst any horse, mare or gelding in xX tbe n ‘ lec * “States, over the Augusta M fj 9 Course, for twenty thousand dollars, not having been taken, he will, agree ably to the terms ofsaid challenge, bo let to mares the ensuing season, at Augusta, Geo. Ample provision has been made for keeping mates sent from a distance, to remain with tho horse His predigree, performance, and price of season will be published in due time. Feb. 1 6tw 5 NEW SCHOOL.—Mr. Edney talcs this method of inlorming the citizens of Augusta and its vicinity, that he will open an English School in tha house recently occupied by Mr. Pike, fir the terra of three months, to commence on Monday tho 6th February, 1837. Having been engaged in tho busi ness of teaching lor fourteen years, he flutters him self he will be able to render ample satisfaction, to parents, guardians and pupils, and therefore respect fully solicits their patronage. Jan 31 25 w3t DANCING ACADEMY.—J.C Smith,respect fully informs his pupils and the public, that at tho expiration of his first course of lessons in dancing, which will take place on the 15th of February, he proposes to give a second course of instruction, con sisting of 24 lessons in one month, each class attend ing daily ; as he feels pursuaded, that by this moans his pupils will make much greater ([progress, and bo enableu to retain his instruction longer, hy practising once every day. Those who are favorably disposed to these views, will please make early application at the school room. [Jan 31 25 2t A A NEGROES FOR SALE —Will be sold on the first day of March next, at the late residence of Mr. Patrick H. Carnes, just above An gusts, all the Estate, both real and personal, of Mrs. Eliza Clayton, deceased, consisisting of 40 Negroes of all descriptions, among which are some very likely Men and Women, Boys ami Girls, and valuable House Servants; also Stock of various kindks ; Household and Kitchen Furniture. At the same lime will hfe'sold the House and Plantation on which she lived, adjoining the town of Augusta, divided into lots of from 15 to 40 acres to suit purchasers.— Three lots in the town of Augusta, Nos. 88, 89,1)0, on south side and near the upper end of Broad street. One undivided half of Ten Acres of Land, including a Dwelling House, on the Sand Hills, for many years the summer residence of Mr. P. il Carnes. Terms —All sums under Fifty Dollars, Cash; all over, Notes with approved security, payable iiS nine months, with mtcrest.from date. A. S CLAYTON, Trustee, • MATILDA CARNES, JOHN P. CARNES, Jan. 27. 22 sw6t OFFICIAL 1) RAWING OF THE (ifoorgia Stale Lottery. For the benefit of the Augusta Indep’t Fire Comp'y CLASS NO 4, FOR 1837. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 13 13 14 35 fB~M~2cT33 15~6iT03 1 47 30 44 75 3 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above numbers as they stand are correct, as taken from the Man nger’s certificate of the drawing of the Virginia State Lottery for Petersburg, Class No. I, for 1837, drown at Alexandria, Virginia, January 28. Ami which determines the fate of all the Tickets in the above Lottery. A. READ, Agent. Jan 31 25 ROWTO.N ! —This beautiful stallion and cele brated Racer will make his second season in America, under the direction of Mr. F. F. 11. Gerow, at W. Hampton's Woodland Estate, five miles be low Columbia, and ho let to Marcs at $75 the season, $l2O to insure, and one dollar to the groom ; the money to he paid in advance, or before the mares are taken away. T he season will commence on the first of Februa ry and end tho first of luly. Extensive rye and grass pastures provided lor mares, and separale lots for such as may have young foals, and mares well fed, a 50 cents per day. Every care will bo taken to guard against accidents, but no responsibility should they occur. Rowton is a good chestnut withoutwhite, fifteen and a half hands high, of great hone and muscle lie is a horse of the finest limbs, and most exa't proportions, and after the exportation of Amphion was considered tho most beautiful stallion in Eng land. His stock are thought very promising, and are selling as high ns the gel of any stallion in the kingdom. By a reference to the sporting periodi cals of the day, Rowton's pedigree and performances may be seen, as also the very high estimation in which lie is held both in England and America. N. B.—Black servants sent with mares, will he boarded gratis; having no accommodations for while persons on the spot, they must board in Co lumbia or elsewhere 95" The Augusta Chronicle and Georgia Courier will please copy tho above six times weekly, and end their accounts to this office.— Col, Telescope. Jan 3 wOt ]\r OTICE. —Colored persons found at large in tho J v City after nine o’clock at night, and before day light next morning, without passes stating distinctly the place or places In which such colored person is permitted to pass, will he confined as the Ordinances of the Ciiy direct. FOSTER B LODGET, Jan 17 13 tfj City Marshal. DR. PETERS' VEGETABLE MEDICINE STOMACHIC JE ET HEPATIC A)—For the cure of Dyspepsii, Liver Complaints, &c. &e. Alse, Peters’ Vegetable Hepatic, or Anli-Bilious Pills, the cheapest and most approved Family Medi cine ever offered to the public. Those medicines have been found so effectual in removing Iheromplainls for which thty are recom mended, that physicians frequently have recourse to them for liteir patients, after having exhausted their skill to little or no psrpose. For sale hy CLOUD & BOTHWELL, 233 Broad st Jan 3 1 DOLLARS REWARD—Ranaway from HeX f the subscriber, in Macon, on the 13th ult. a negro man named PRIMUS,about thirty-five or forty years of age. He is about five ieel seven or eight inches high, rather slender, very quick in his speech and motions ; has lost moat of his front teeth, and speaks much like an African or low country negro.— When he left he had on a Kentucky jeans frock coat, yellow homespun pantaloons, a pair of Russet shoes, and a large bnmed wool hat. He may endeav or to get to South Carolina, on the Savannah river, below Hamburg. A reward ol Ten Dollars will be given for arresting said negro and confining him in jail, or Forty Dollars will be given if the said ne gro is delivered to William Fort, in Macon. WM. B. BALL. Macon, Jan 1(5 12 4t 95" Tho Milledgovilb Recorder, Augusta Send riel, Savannah Republican and Darien Telegraph will give the above 4 insertions. —Macon Messenger « r(TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Jl will be given for the apprehehsion and lodgement in some sale jail, of a Ne f? B ru woman named CHARITY, who ran- A away from the subscriber on the 241 h ol December last. Charity is twenty-five six years of age, rather light complect * five feet two or Hires inches high, ond very compactly built. She has (ns well as 1 re collect) a large sear on the left side of her face, ox tending from the lower part of her ear to her nose She was raised in Columbia county, in this Slate, ond has no doubt gone to that county. THOS. T. WILKINS. Eatonton, Jan 16 12 ts A PLANTATION FUR SALE.—I offer tor J.M. sale my Plantation in Scriven county, contain ing 1450 acres, of which 1100 ate oak and hickory, and the balance pine land. Tho situation is healthy and lies about lour miles from the river; 450 acres of the land are cleared and will average 800 to 1800 pounds of cotton to the acre. 1000 bushels Corn on the place can bo had at the market price ; also, eight Horses and mules. Price 15000 Dollars—part cash, and tlie balance m bankable paper. J. M. WADE. Jan 4 _____ 8 ts A CARD.—Mr. Vender having been in tho em ploy of the subscribers for a number of years in the city of Savannah, they take pleasure in recom mending him to their friends and patrons ns fully competent to sustain the reputation they have en deavored to attain in their profession; and hope hy their contemplated exertions, to promote the inter ests of those who favor ihnn, to merit the continued natronage liertoforc so liberally extended to them. p PRICK & MALLERY. Drapers and Tailors. Jan. 20. 16 WANTED TO HIRE—A Negro Girl capable of nursing and wailing about the house one nearly or quite grown would be profi.rred. Lib eral wages will be given, payable momhlj or by (he year Apply at this office. Jan 7 " j IVEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO.—A gaud as’ , rtment of music, just received and for sale bv | Jan 7 5 tf] T. H. &I. C. PLANT PRUNES—SO boxes superior »lreah j I runts,just received and for sale low hv SANDERFORD & COLLINS Opposite the Planters Hotel. . Jan 17 2t 13 TAW NOTICE— The subscriber's Law office 1 MU ta situated two doors nonh ol Judge Long streets, on Jackson-strcet. No pains will be spared j in endeavoring to render satisfaction to those who ; may entrust -o him claims fi )r collection, or any other business connected with his pmlession. ! Janll 8 3tw] H. V. JOHNSON L U S S eL U )n T ' i n u f ? VOr ? fss ' 1 Sc °R f°r $500,0n G. oo,i, I,* ’ pn - va . blß at 4 months, due about Ihe 15th or Tradino f All .P crs ons are fi.rcwarned from but IS Subscriber 0 *** *“TWaLToT* - Jan l 3 14 It ' H. i W. F i'lAiiSuliTO.V i have been appointed Agents for the stale ol Georgia, and are fully authorised to receive and re ceipt lor all sums due for subscriptions on account of the United States Telegraph, or either of the Peri odicals issued coin my press. Jan 3 tf J l DUFF GKEEN. NO riOK.—-'l'he subscriber, having loca« p nnnseif in Washington, Wilkes county, Georgia, will practice Law in the several Courts of the Northern Circuit. All business entrusted to his care will meet with prompt attention. Ittr He may be found at Dr. Robert L. Roddcy’a WM. a. QUIGLEY. Ja " D 8 4t IVOriCE.—The subscribers have formed Cvo -t v partnership, and opened an office in lot Grange, u , r lbe P ur P° se °f practising Law in Troup and the adjoining counties of the Coweta and Chattahoo chee Circuits. They will regularly attend the fol lowing Counties : —Harris, Merriwether, Troup Heard and Coweta. ORRVILLE A. BULL Jan 7 5 Imj JESSE L. BULL. i CARPENTER’S Solution of Kreosole —For the V' cure of cancerous ulcers, old sores, letters, ring-worms, and will immediately stop bleeding from fresh wounds, bleeding at the nose, &c. & c . For sale by CLOUD & BOTHWELL, Jan lfi 15] No 232 Broad-street. JktfsSL "I-i'DR SALE.—That fine catnblish m .fl® m m ? n ’> known ns Marsh’s HO ■ IlirSM TEL,situated in the town of Aiken, mi'iA B .™ nearly °PP l,l >itc tiic Engine House, con venient lor passengers travelling on the cars from ami to Charleston Also convenient for travellers : this Establishment is largo and commo dious, wiih Stables, offices, and all other necessary out buildings, calculated for a large business. It will be sold on liberal terms, by applying to Daniel Cook, Esq. Charleston, S. C. or to the Subscriber on the premises. JOHN MARSH. Aiken, Jan. 25 20 3m GOOD SITUATION FOR A TAILOR.— The citizens of Goshen and its vicinity, feeling anxious that there should be a good Tailor in the village of Goshen Would lake this method of in forming all who it may concern, that this place now off rs advantages to a good Tailor, that few villages in the counl ry does. It is a place of good society,con sidered very healthy. Boarding can be had in good houses from $8 to $lO per month, and as much work as any one would be willing to do. Any fur ther information wanting, will be cheerfully given by cither of tho subscribers J. E GROCE. C. STATHAM. Goshen, Lincoln co., Georgia. The Southern Spy will give ihe above two inser tions and forward their account to J. E. Groce for payment. 1 LEATHERS. —1200 lbs. Feathers, just received and for sale by MOISE & COHEN. Jan 7 5 tl KC. BALDWIN.—Fancy and Staple Dry • Goods, at Wholesale, 234 Broad street, Au gusta, Geo. [Jan 3 I]y f S UN PLATE, constantly on hand and for sale b -* Jan 3 I lf| It. C BALDWIN. OATS FOR SALE.—UIO bushels supo rior quality Seed Oats, in sheivc. fir sale I y Jan 31 25 std] G B. MARSHALL WANTED.— To rein a Dwelling House in this city, for a small family. Any person who has inch a one to rent will please, call on Messrs. Hadly and Owens. The Constitutionalist and Courier will please copy tho above till forbid, and send their account to Messrs. H. & O. jan 26 FilO THESOUTHERN PUBLlC.—We'fcdiTii JL duly wo owe to ourselves, to inform our friends of certain reports which are “on the tongues of every one,” that some teachers in Scoltsborough are Abolitionists. We are not the onlp teachers in ecoltsborough, and those who know us would ho the last to charge us with such hateful principles—they know us to he ■Southern men (natives of Virginia, but Georgians by adoption) by birth, education, and in feeling. L LA TASTE, V. LA TASTE. 05-Editors who have published a previous adver tisement of ours, will please discontinue that and in sert the above once a week for lour weeks.] Jan. 26 21 4t CAUTION. —All persons are hereby cautioned against trading for a promissory Note (written a» follows ;) Dollars 1410.—8 y the twenty-fifth day ot Decem ber next, we promise to pay Isaac Watkins, Trustee, (for Mr. Sheppard) or bearer, fdiirlecn hundred and ten dollars lor value received, and if not punctually paid, interest from date, 11th January, 1837. (Signed by) W. B. Wartiien, T. J. Wartiien. As the consideration for which the said note was , given, has entirely failed, 1 am determined not to pay it. jan 26—1 2t W. B. Wartiien. 95" Editors in this State who will give the above notice one insertion, shall be paid for the same by forwarding their accounts to Sandorsville, Ga. W. B. W NOTICE. —The subscriber having this day ta ken into Co partnership James Panton, the business will hereafter ho conducted under the firm of Thomas Barrett&Co. Jan II 8 Imj THOMAS BARRETT CIAME to the Richmond Hotel, on Ihe night of J the 4th inst. a small, chcsnut sorrel House, 9 or 10 years old, both lend feet white, a star in til orehcad, some signs of harness on his shoulders and sides, had on his neck when ho came a rope or halter. The owner is requested to call, pay all expenees and take him away. E. W. COLLIER. Jan 18 14 I AW.—The undersigned has settled in Macon A with a view of practicing Law. He will attend tho Courts of the adjoining counties, and may be found by application ol the office of Messrs. Poe& Nisbet lor the present. His office, not quite com plete, is on tho second floor of the new Commercial Bank. In winding up my business in the Ocmulgee cir cuit, 1 have associated with me Augustus Reese, Esq., of Madison. Our joint attention will be ap pled to that object. E. A. NISBET. Macon, Jan 17. The Southern Recorder, Chronicle and Sentinel, and Whig, will publish the above weekly until the first of May. —Macon Messenger. Jan. 23. 18 PEOPLE’S LINE OF STAGES. Milledgevillc Jan. 12, 1837. AT a meeting of the Directors of the People's Line of Stages, held this day at their office, in this pla e, it was Resolved, That an i nstalment of 50 per rent on the capital Stock of said Company is required to be paid in on tho Ist day of f’ehruary next. F. V. DELAUNAY, President. Jon. 17. . 16 95" The Columbus Enquirer, Macon Messenger, and Augusta Sentinel, will give the above two week ly insertions. -| (I DOLLARS REWARD—Strayed from this XU place on or about the 28th Dec. last, a small Chesnut Sorrel Mare. 6or 7 years old. The only thing remarkable about her Is the loss of one ol tho eye lids, supposed to have been done hy taking out lho Hooks. The above reward will bo paid foi the delivery of said Mare at my house in Columbia County, or at the Richmond Hotel Augusta, Jan. 19, 1837. 16 r i UNITED STATES HOTEL.— The subscriber spectfully informs |j ii p *his friends and the public that he has opened the above Establishment, and fgSgHSB fined it up in a superior style. He is now ready lo accommodate transient families, and such other persons as may favor him vyith their pa tronage. Hie terms are higher than similar estab lishments in the city, but as he gives Ins entire personal attention to the management of if, ho feels satisfied that those who honor him with their company ond partake of his fare, will not find fault with his prices. ueJJTON WALTON, Augusta. Jan. 9 * rBHIE English Stallion Hkdofokd J[ This very fine and superior bred Race Horse will stand Ins next seasonal Mr. Wiffiam R. Smith’s, in Laurens district. S. C. near the Island Foard, on Saluda, at Fifty Dollars the season. Par ticulars in largo bdl«' a^ ue tlme - „ ~ Augusta, Jan. 16, 1837 \ T LW MACKEREL—3O whole and 20 half L • bhls. No 1; 20 w hole and 20 half bbls. No. 2 ; 50 who e bhls. No. 3—late caught Mackerel—just received and lor sale by MOISE & COHEN. JanJl6 13 PETIT GULF COTTON SEED - 249 sacks Genuine Petit Gulf COTTON SEED, careful ly selected expressly for this Market. Just received from New Orleans and for sale by RATH BONE & BAKER. Jan. 27 22 ts C TATE BANK STOCK —A lew shares Slate Bank Stock wanted—apply at this office. Jan 18 14 2l* PRINTING PAPER—From A. Patterson & Son’s Paper Mill, Greenville, S C.—Just re ccived and lit sale at tho manufacturers prices, by Jan 7 fl] T. H. &1. C PLANT. SALE—A splendid brass mounted Buggy Wagon, double seat, lined with flesh colored watered Gms de Zin, wiih double harness, pole and shafts—made to order in New Haven, last summer, of the best matorials. Apply to Jan 14 11 tl] C. MINER. f|'HE subscribers have this day formed a Co partnership for ihe transaction o n genera! Wholesale and Retail Drug business, and respect fully invito the attention of their friends and the pub lie to the large and well selected stock they have now on hand. Their Store is on ihe corner of Broad and Kollock sire ts, nearly opposite Stovall, Simmons, dz Co.’s whorehouse. The business w ill bo conducted under the firm of KITCHEN & ROB ERTSON. W. K. KITCHEN. F. M. ROBERTSON, M. D. N B. Dr. Robertson will attend to the practice ol his profession as usual, and messages may be lull at the store or his residence. jan 26 6t A aLASsICAL AND ENGLISH SCIIuUL.- Mr. Norcross would respectfully inform the citizens of Augusta that ho has associated with him in his school, Mr. Howey, a graduate of Jefferson College, Pa., and for ihe last six years an instructor of youth. In consequence of this arrangement an additional number of pupils, of both sexes, can be accommodated. The School will now consist ot Uyo departments. The Classical and Mathematical will he under the superintendence of Mr. IL, who will teach the Latin and Greek languages—Algebra; Geometry, Surveying, Mensuration, &c. The oili er branches will he taught as heretofore. The following certificates from Professors Stuart and Twiss, of South Carolina College, relative to Mr. ll.’s scholarship, are respectfully submitted: I have examined Mr. Howey with much particu larity, holh in Latin and Greek, and have been quite pleased with the ensoand correctness of his transla tions, especially in Latin, lie appears also lo be familiar with Ihe rules and principles of Syntax. I should think him well qualified for primary instruc tion in the classic languages. J W. STUART. Prof, of Lan. in S C. College. Columbia, Jan. 3,1837. This is to certify that I have examined Mr. Howey in Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geeinetry, and find him familiar with the principles of mathematics and have no doubt of his competency lo give instructions in these branches. THOMAS S- TWISS, Prof, of Math in S. C. College. Jan. 27. 22 D— Near the Globe Hotel, by one of tho cily watchmen, a pair of Silver Spectacles, which the owner can have by paying fir this adver tisement FOSTER BLODGET, Cily Marshal. Jan 31 u r (Twenty dollars reward.—Kuna- X way from the subscriber on the 271 h day of October, a negro man oy the name of ANTHONY, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, one tooth out be fore, with a scar on the ankle, full eyes and speaks quick when spoken to, and of light compaction It is likely he will make his way for Savannah or Charleston. Jailors ate requested to give informa tion immediately to Ihe subscriber, in Burke eoun ly, Ga, should said negro be lodged, in their cnstor y ’ Jan 4 2 w2m] WILLIAM W, DAVIS 95" Tho Cha'leston Mercury will insert tho above once a week for 2 months and forward tit oir account to tics office for payment CfnllK, RENOW NEtTBAsCOMli!—John Bas ■ comb’s Challenge to run four mile heats gainst any horse, mare or gelding in the U. Slates, over the Augusta Course, lor Twenty Tnousand Dollars, not having been taken, lie will, agreeable to the terms ol said challenge, be let to mares the en suing season at Augusta, Ga. Ample provision has been made lor keeping mares sent Irom u distance, to remain with the horse His pedigree, price and performance, will be published in due lime. Jan 10 7 21d&31w G F.ORGIA, Richmond county: I jpOLLED before me illiain Doyle, a Justice of B, the Pence for the County aforesaid, a Roane Poney above seven or eight years old, with switch tail —no other marks—taken up by George W. Hale and appraised by Thomas Skinner and Sea born Skinner at Thirty Dollars. Also, one other Poney, small tail, iron grey color, branded ‘O’ on the hip and lore shoulder, about 11 years old and tol’ed before me by Henry Wood, ami appraised hy George W. Halo and Thomas Skinner at ten dollars, WM. DOYLE, J. P. Dec. 31,1836 A true extract from Ihe Eslrnv Book, 26th Jan. 1837. JAMES’ MoLAWS, Clk. Jan 30 24 3t I,'UL R MONTHS alter date application will he made lo the honorable Inferior Court of Ihe county of Jefferson, silting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell one hall of Lot No. sixteen, in tho Twentieth District of formerly Mnseogeo county, now Harris ; the property of Mary S. Muoro, minor, for her benefit. SARAH MOORE, Guardian, an 7 5 wtd 1,1 OUR MON7 JIS after date, application w ill ho made to the Honorable Interior Court of Burke county when selling for Ordinary purposes for leave to sell alractof land lying in said county, belonging to John & Mary Ann Hudson, orphans of John L. Hudson dec’d. EPHUIAM PONDER, Guar’d Jan. 27 22 CIEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE, Scoltsboro' M Ga.— Our friends and patrons are informed that the exercises of this Instil itti; n were resumed on Monday. 16th inst. A. B. Watrous, A. B. and Miss Harriet Clarke have arrived,and Mrs. D’- Este is daily expected. Mr. W. comes recommend ed by the Rev. nut. T. Brantley and others, Mrs. D’Este, hy Mrs. Nioho’as Biddle and others, Miss Clarke is a graduate of Mrs. Willard’s seminary at Troy, and Mr. 1,. Latastk, the Principal, hogs leave to refer to Professor James Wallace, Dr. M. 11. De I .eon, Rev. Dr Capers, Columbia, S. C.; Dr. J. B. Gorman, Talbotlon, Geo ; Dr. J. Bowen, Angus la; John 11. Howard, John D. Howell, Esq. Fid ward Carey, Esq. Columbus, Geo.; Col. -Samuel Rockwell, Milledgeville; Col. F Carter, Wm Y Hansel), Fsq. L. Day, Fisq Scoftsboro’, Ac. Ac. Having learned that some have complained of our terms being higher than at any other school in this Stale, we have concluded to establish the following as our rates: Elementary Branches, 812 00 per term. Highest Branches, 16 0) “ “ Drawing and Painting, 10 00 “ “ Languages, 10 00 “ “ Music, (Piano and Guitar each) 25 00 “ “ Use of Piano, 300 “ “ Board, 10 00 “ “ The health of this place, tho refinement of its so ciety, the purity of Ihe water, and the settled deter mination of the Principal to render his institution for Georgia, what Dr. Marks' is lor -South Carolina, give us claims on the patronage of our Southern brethren. ANNA M. LATASTE, >„ . . , L. LATASTE, j Principals. _ Jan. 27 22 I*as*!ige lo Aorl'olk, (Va. JtfTD C/URLESTOjY, S. C. HV ntcr »irrangement. f|V!E ATLANTIC STEAM PACKET JH COMPANY, desirous to accommodate travellers, have determined to run their Boats through the Winter between NORFOLK and CHARLESTON, S. C. The SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt. Coffey, will Leave Norfolk, Leave Charleston, F'riday, 6th January. Thursday, 12lh Jan’y “ 20th “ “ 26th “ Tho GEORGIA, Capt. Rollins, will Leave Norfolk, Leave Charlcstan, Friday 2d Febtuary. Thursday, 9lh F'cbr’y “ 17th “ “ 23d “ Il is needless to say these arc boats of the first class and twnmanded by careful and experienced officers. Passage and fare, ?30. Due notice will he given when they will begin to run weekly. F’or passage, apply 10. WILLIAM PATTON. Charleston. DICKSON <st HUNTER, Norlidk. JAMES F’EKGUriSON, Baltimore. • Dec 31 97 I.iQR SALE.—A House and Lot at the lower end ’ of Broad-street, the property of Vlrs C. s, Mc- Lean. The (.ot is large and tho House might be n-ndea comfortable residence for afamily at a small expense. For terms apply to Jan 13 10 3tw] JOHN MOORE jiUI.ASKI S HOLT, Attorney at Due, JZalon ; -I lon, (la —Continues to practice Law in tho : Gckmulgoo Circuit and some ol the adjacent coun ties. Jan 21 X w2m 17 fPrf3 11 A first rale Pennman mul Ac 62wr countnnt is desirous of employment, for a short time in this city. Apply at this oltiee, Jan 17 if 13 NOTlCE.—Robert Clarke F.sq. is authorized to collect all dues and demands for Water privileges. Jnn 18 14 4t] SAMUEL HALF. ON CONSIGNMENT—6O or 60 boxes o prime Virginia Tobacco, at DAWSON'S WAREHOUSE. Jnn 21 X It 17 IVT EGROES FOR SALE—I will.sell 4 Negroes, ii viz: Charlotte, between 36 and 40 years of ago; Hurry, a hoy, about 10 years old—Susan, a , girl, 4 years of age—William, an infant, 1 year old To a purchaser who will buy them together, a liber al bargain would he given. For further purlieu ars, enquio of the subscriber. A. EUY, 4 miles N. E. of Applinglon, Columbia Co. Jan 6 4 3l* Sj M. HOW EV, Professor of I’enmanship, wi r' • remain in Augusta a short lime, to give lessons ’ in this useful art. lie respectfully invites the atten tion of all persons desirous of writing an elegant h ud. Five or six lessons on his admirable system are generally sufficient to accomplish this, though years may have been spent in fruitless efforts to at lain it. Those who have tried Jormer avsiems ai d failed, are asst red there is no mistake in this Their success will be guarantied, it the requisite attention bo given. Persons wi-hing to take lessons are re quested to make immediate application to Mr, 11. at his room in the Masonic Hall, where his specimens may be examined and terms known. Private lessons given, if required. Jan 16 12 ts OTICE TO BRIDGE BUlLDEßS—Propo sals will he received ty the undersigned, until tho loth of February next, to construct a Bridge across the Coosa River, to bo located three miles above the Welumpka i.ridgo—the charier ol which Was granted by the late legislature. Lumber and stone may he had convenient to the site. For furth er particulars, apply to the undersigned. E. W. GILBERT, President for the Coosa Bridge Company. Welumpka, Ala., Jan. 11, 1837. The Montgomery papers, Mobile Register, Colum bus (Ga ) Enquirer, and the Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel, will Insert tho above till the Ibili Fob., and forward their accounts to this office.— Welumpka Sentinel. STEAMBOAT OFFICE, ) Savannah, December 31, 1836. \ RESOLVED, That in fu'uro a share of the Stock of tho Steamboat Company of Georgia shall be fixed at One Hundred Dollars, and that Hie President and Treasurer call in all tho outstanding certificates, and issue now certificates at the rate of One Hundred Dollars per share. In conformily to the above resolution of the Board of Directors, Stockholders of the So millio n Com pany of Georgia arc hereby required to hand in their present scrip on or before the Ist of February next, that new scrip may be issued them at the above rale W. E. LON't., Sec. & Tr. Jan 0 4 td ! - _ „ 4 UCTION NOTlCE—Sandiforo & Col xV lins, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, return their thanks In tho Merchants and others of Augusta, lor tho very liberal support received since their commencement ns Auctioneers and Commis sion Merchants, and hope to merit a continuance of the same. They are at all times prepared toinako tho most liberal advances on consignments, and pledge themselves lo use (heir best exertions to ren der satisfactory and prompt sales They beg leave lo stale that they hnvo engaged the services ol one of the most experienced Auction eers at the south, whose whole lime and attention will he devoted 'o the business of I lie firm, and they most confidently say that higher prices liir Lunds, Negroes, Merchandize, s tock, Ac. cannot be obtain ed by any other Auction House in this city or rise w here. N. B. Tho following are the rales of Commission, as agreed upon by both Auction houses in this city, to w liich they are hound to adhere, according to written contract; I try Goods and general Merchnntdizo, 3 per cent. Horses, (valuable blood stock excepted) 6 per cent. Estate Sale of Personal property, 3 per cent. Books and Prints, 10 per cent. Rial Estate under $2.600,21 per cent. Over $1,500 and under $6,000 2 per cent, Over $5,000 and under SIO,OOO 1, per coni, SIO,OOO and over, 1 per cent. Bank slock on $6,000 and under $60,000, J percent. Over $60,0: 0,1 pe: cent. All Estate sales when the properly is already sold and cried lor the purpose ol making Pities, $5 per Lot or House and Lot. For Negroes $2. For Negroes in ail cases H per cent. Jan 21 ts 17 $ DOLLARS REVVARD.—Runaway from "’Hr the subscriber, in Orangeburg district, S. C. on the 4th ol March last, a Negro Men by the name of GLASCOIJ, and Ids wife K ATEV—Glas cou is about 23 years of age, about fivo feet nine or 10 inches high, dark complexion, round face, mid dling full eyes, a good set ol teeth, and no heard—he is a stout and likely negro. Kale, his wife, is about 26 years of age, a good sized wench, a shade lighter than Glascon, lias a scar on one check, tolerable full • yes, good teeth and rather small month, and a little inclined lo thick lips. Since they left me, they were apprehended and confined in the jail of Jeffer son comity, Georgia, and escaped from the said jail on the Sth day ot December, 1836- 1 was informed by tho lailor in smd county, that the wench Katcy was far gone in pregnancy at the lime of her escape. I will give the above reward of One Hundred Dol lars for the delivery ol said Nogroes to me in Orange burg District, South Carolina, or Fifty Dollars lor their apprehension and confinement in any jail in the Slate of Georgia, so that I can get them. My residence is about 2 miles distant from Brunchville, on the Rail Road, in Orangeburg district. L. E. COONER. ■Tan 14 11 swim J EXECUTOR’S SALE'.—Will bib mid on Mon -I day, the 20th of February next, ntthe late re sidence of John Olive, deceased, in Columbia coun ty —all the personal properly of said deceased, (Ne groes excepted,) consisting of Household and Kitch en Furniture, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Horses, Hogs, Cattle, implements lor fanning,one four w licll Wagon and Harness, two Cotton Gins, &c. &o. Sale to continue from day tj day, if necessary. Jan It) 7 wloj FARRIS J. OLIVE, Ex’r. jVTfJfRE. four months alter dato application t v will he made lostho Honorable tho Inferior Court of Burke county, while silling for ordinary bu siness, for leave tussli some lands in Cherokee and Burke county, consisting of sixty acres in Cherokee and two tracts in Hnrkc, containing loin hundred and thirty acres,known as the Clark Tract; all be longing to the estate ol William Bryan, dec’d, of Burke county—sold fbr ih© purpose of paying the debts of said estate. JAMES GRUBBS, Adm’r. ELIZABETH BRYAN, Adm'x. J nn 3 J jin | NF ORMATlON.—Sportsmen ami Others— * 'I lie use of your guns or your dogs against any thing, wild or tame, flying or running, in my enclos ed premises, will he at your peril; fir every thing in the Bark is for man to enjoy, hut not to destroy ; and I, with others, may have as much pleasure in seeing such things run and fly as you have in killing them, and a man should he master at home— a min should be master over his oum. HENRY SHULTZ, Hamburg, Jan 18, 1837. Jan 21 2w 17 If XECUTOR’S NOTICE —All person*"inctobi- A cd to John Olive, deceased, late of Columbia county, arc required to make payment to llic under signed, ami those holding claims against said de ceased are requested to hand in an account of their demands within live lime prescribed by law, to An drew .1. Miller, Esq. in Augusta, or lo the subscriber in t ’olnmbis county. Jan 10 7 wtd| FABIUS J. OLIVE, Ex’r. IVTOTICE.—AII persons are hereby notified that L v the Lots of land in Springfield, advertised for sale by James J. VV. Burroughs, is the property ot the Estate of Jonathan Wood Senior, and as one o the heirs (in right of my wile,) of said Estate, 1 fbre-f warn the sale of the same. JAS. YARBOROUGH. Jan 23, 1836. X Iwlhb. • Idill i iiistrn tor's Safe. On the first Tuesday in March next, WILL be sold before the Court House door, in Jacksonhoro,’ within the usual hours of sale, Three hundred acres of pine Land, ad joining Lands of John /eaglar, the estate of Jo- i seph Gibbons, and others. Also, the following ■ fire negroes, viz: Rachel, Stephen, Darcas, < Hannah, and Nathan, belonging lo flic estate of < William Gross; sold by order of the Honorable Inferior Court of Striven county, for a division among the heirs of said estate. THOMAS 11. BURNS, AdmV Dec 17 wld 24 L ; IK3II ’*> VimTlT I ( y ( OUR months a!h-r life, application will be ' r ■ made to the Inferior (’our: of Jefferson ■ countv, for leave to sell a lot of I ad, lying m 1 Walker county, drawn by the heirs of I-aac Brin * son, deceased. |* MOSES BRINSON, Guardian. Nov, S 6 V« a_ « f|YO RENT, until Ui John ary, 1858, -dEffiKgs -I- a Store House with a Post Office {J J |ML attached, in a good neighborhood for selling good*, about thtrty-fivo miles ■afSßSßKfrom Augusta. For (briber particulars enquire of Mr. A. Ktiuwlhin, Augusta. Jan 16 12 Ctw 1 NANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.— subscriber, by recent arrivals from charleston and the North, is enabled to offer to the public a vk riety of. Fancy and Staple Articles, at the lowest rates, viz • 8 and 9-4 London Duftit Blankets Super. French do do “ Unse do do Red and White Flannel Bro blue and bleached Homespuns Marseilles Cnuoterpaiue* Irish Linens Fine Longeloth Furniture (’alicoes French Chintz Servants Handk'ls, 4 and 6-4 square Single and double width Merino Worsted Table Covers Grass Cloth and Corded Skirts Silk Hose and 1 Hose Cotton do Black Silks for Dresses Spool and Ball Cotton, English Pins; and other article* too various to bo enumerated. __ Also, a superior nmeleui'GEKMAN WORSTED CRUELLS, for fancy work, at T. P. SYME, Broad st. second door below Bridge st. Jan 12 ll 3t Os S' AT FLORENCE FOR SALE?—The -A second sale of Luts at the beautiful town of Florence, Stewart County, Ala. will take place on Monday the 2llth day ol February next, at which lime will he offered fifty o- one hundred desirable Lots. Terms of sale made known on the day. Flo rence is situated on the bank* of the Chattahoochee, 2'J miles Columbus and 6 miles above Ir wintun. Any thing in praiso «f this beautiful sent is deem ed unnecessary. But those who wish to live on a Southern River, enjoy good health by drinking good water, and making tuonev, would do well to appear on the day. Ts. W. JERNIGAN, Jnn 11 8 wtd] Agent for the Company. Tho Macon Messenger, Georgia Journal, S. R. Sentinel, Charleston Mercury and Alabama Journal, will please publish tho above weekly till day olsalo, and forwa d their accounts to mo for payment al Lumpkin, Stewart County, tin. CUTY SHERIFF’S SALE —On the first Tuos ' day in March next, tit the lower Market bo ween the usual hours, will bo soli! four Negro men o wit:—Nat, Charles,Calloway,and Ben,levied on as the property of Jarvis Ballad, deceased, to satisfy two fi. las, from the Court of Common pious of (ho city of Augusta, viz. John Fox, vs. Jervis Ballad, and G. B. Lamar, vs. the same. Terms cash, purchasers to pay for lilies. jan 26 wtda E. BUnTiN. S C. A UEUlitllA, Jefferson County WHEREAS, Roger L Gamble applies lo mo for Ixillors ol Administration on tho estate el Manning Spradley, doc'd, these are therefore lo cite and admonish all ami singular tho kind ed and creditor* ot said deceased, to be and appear at my otlice within the lime prescribed by law, to shew cause, it any they have, why said letter* should not be granted. E. BOTHWELL, Dop. Clk. C. O. Jan 3 1 w3oil SAMUEL LANE. Tailor and Import r of English Cloths, <J c. 48 Broad street, HAVING just arrived from London, begs most rcspecffully lo return hi* si cere llmnk* to the citizens of Charleston, end the adjoining Slalos, lirr tho very liberal share ol patronage which be lias hitherto receiver,and Ibels that ho would bo want ing in gratitude lor Hitch support, were ha not thus publicly lo acknowledge tlic honors so conferred, un ito prove that he has still an earnest and sincere de-ire to extend, if possible, Ilia connections in Smith Carolina. Hu hag been lo England tor the purpose of effecting arrangements of n direct intercourse be tween the establishment there and hero, and also with the (T:<th Manufacturers, Ac. &c. Having completed hi* arrangement* in a manner to ensure a quick succession oi’lhe most Ihshionablc articles of Dress being exported, he moat respect lullyassun s them iliat ho his now opened an assort merit of t.OATS, Ac. die , w hich are not to ho sur passed fur quality, workmanship and style, in the U. States. S. L. begs to add flint nil orders in his business for tho London Markets, will meet a promptness of despatch which will < hurnctcrizu the peculiar ad vantages of this establishment Master Tailurs may be supplied with tile latest laahions. N. B-—Wanted, 12first rate COAT HANDS. iKr The Savannah Georgian ami Augusta ( hroni cle, will please give thetfbovu two insertions on Sat urday and Thursday, bihil fun her notice.—Charles ton Mercury. Jnn. 21). lf> APPLES. —The subscriber has on consignment • a lot ot superior Northern Drvod Apples that will be sold very low by tho bag or bushel. Fami lies wanting cheap fruit will do well to call soon. BENJ. BAIRD. Jnn. 24. 4t 12 |> UFADDF.N, Portrait Paintzr, reaped lA. fully informs thcCilizcnsof Augusta that hie has returned lo this city, and taken the room in the Masonic Hall, which ho occupied last winter. it/ - Specimens of his Painting tnsy bo seen in a few day* at Ins room, to which he invites the atten tion of those disposed to patronize him. Jon? 5 If SALE.—On the first Tuesday ■A in April next, will be sublet the Courthouse in Wayneshorough, a Negro Hoy, Robbin, belonging in the estate of William Rogers, deceased, and sold under the will of said deccas d. Terms of sale made known on the day. EDWARD HATCHER,)-. , JOHN TOMLIN. | Ex rs. Burke co. Jan 7 X ]] td UAUOIAN'S NOTICE—Four months after 48 date, application will he made to the honora ble the Inferior Court of Columbia county, when sitting fur ordinary purposes, for lonva lo sell throe Negroes, belonging to Mrs. i-ydia I ug;. Jan 6 4 4tm*| BENJAMIN liTGi!, Guard. Adiuiiilslratoi'’* feales. O’l Tuesday, the lith of February next, IN conformity to an order of the Court ol Or dinary of Richmond county, will be sold at the lower Market House, iu (be city of Angusta, the following property, belonging to the Estate of Win. Bryson, deciascd : Four NEGRO Slaves, named DANIEL, aged about 16 years, HENRY, “ “ 14 do JOSEPHINE, « 10 do JIM, '• 6 do JESSE, a Negro child, 12 months. ALSO, Ten Shares of the Capital Stock of the Au gusta Insurance & Banking Company, 1 Share in the Augusta Theatre Company, and I do Augus ta Ice Company. Also, a Vacant Lot on Rey nold atreet, on which the late Mrs. Murren re sided. HARPER C. BRYSON, Admr. Henry and Daniel will be sold on the same day, at the Market House in the city of Savannah. December 7 wtd 21 •idmin istrafor-s JVotice, Iff OUR months after date, application will bo , made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Burke county, when sitting for Ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell all the Real Estate of John Watts, deceased, for the benefit ol the heirs and creditors. MULFORD MARSH, Admf. November 8, 1836 4tm 15 AtliliiiiiNfrator’* A oil re. jEVtOUK months after date, application will bo J/ made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Burke county, when sitting for Ordinary purpo ses, for leave to sell the Negroes belonging lo the Estate of Charles Cavcnah, deceased. MICHAEL WIGGINS, Admr. November 8, 1836 4tm 15 AdiiiiikiMlratrix’H Walts On Saturday the 4th of February next, WILL bo sold at (he residence of Thomas W. Oliver, deceased, four Horses, one Mule, one Wagon, one lot of Boohs, and a part of tho Household and Kitchen Furniture : also one lot of Blacksmith Tools, Ploughs, and sun dry other articles too nuincroas tor mention. Terms made known on the day of sale- MARTHA OLIVER, Adm’tx. Dec. 24 wtd 27 AdniiniM mo is will be £ ' ni:el> a, ;-.a II .rt'.rj le In.) .-.or C ourt ot E -ti»en ’-anty. ■•v.t-.-u mi eg i, r ordinary purpo- i sea, ihr leave to v‘j -.11 the Lands belonging io the Es’o • of Rebecca 1 on<!e.-. lairji.f said coun ty, t*c»» -J. for too purpose of division among the heirs of aat I Estate. GEORGE ivOL BlNfi, Adm’r. Ndv. 1. 1939 1, Robertson U, TUtao\ «.i to the kwei b cnement of lb* brick house 61 Messrs. Rowe A liar r pen, on tlio fiorth aide of Broad street. « Jan. 24. 2wd 19 I HAV Kilns Sny sold my stock in trade to Messrs X Clark A Holland, who will continue the Cloth. • Ing Business at the old and well estahlisl od stand B I Hrond-sireet. 1 trust that the liberal pntrerntgr n which has been extended to nte while in business I -»ill not be lost with them, h Jan 14 11 tf] D'LYON THORPE. A LI. persons having claims against mo, w ill plcast prcseiHihcm at the old stand, where 1 can bt Pi'imd for tfhk Month from this date Persons in rtebtod to nte ate politely requested to make imme diate payment. D’LYON THORPE. Jan 14 11 if AKGAINS -SELLING OFP AT COST.- Thnsubifcfibefs intending to closo their but. new Offer their whole slock of goods at cost for cusl, their slock consists of a very general assortment ol dry goods, among w hich are Extra fine Blue and Black, Cloths, Blue Silks, Black Fr. Botnbuzims, Moririoa, Irish I.mens, Englfsh I.ong Cloths, Ac, Morgan a Wyatt, No. too. Jan 4 ;; ..... C 3 TOKEN, from a Boarding house in this city r hist night, or early this nioniing, a superior blue BROADCI.OIII CLOAK, (its which u suitable ) reward will bo paid, on its delivery nl tha Chronrelo A Sentinel olfico [JanH It OCT From tnluniiaiion received, n is supixised that (lie above uiontionsd CLOAK was sold by a man who stole it, to a mulatto Wagoner, who, it pi • suited, led this city for Greensboro', or that neighbor * hood, last Friday morning Any information re- J specting it will he thankfully received i d ILOTHS.—The Subscribers are this day open -3 ing two eases CLOTHS, imported by them . direct from England, per ship China, consisting of , Blues, Steel Allied, and Fancy Colors—principally - low priced. They have also received per snip Victoria, from - Liverpool. i Superfine and low priced Irish Linens I Damask Table Diaper r Pantaloon Stulls Counterpanes Furniture Dimities , -k- • Cumblcts, Mentions, Ac. i Which they will offer at New York prioes. I , EDGAR CARMIC'HAEL Jan 9 A 011 C CARPENTER’S Otio-Uesinou* Extract of Mu*. ' bird, or Ore of Sinupia—k must valuable rn i bulacieiit, and acts instaniuneniisly on its application Forsale by CLOUD A BOTH WELL, Jan 19 15] No. 232 Broad-street. JUST ARRIVED, a splendid assortment of Italian Alabasters and Marble Ornaments. We would , call the attention of the citizens ot Augusta to a rare assortment of Alnf eaters and IMarblw Ornaments, brought from Florence, and made expressly for Ibis market. We have visited this country from motives similar to those which induce Americans to visit Ita ly We are also told that the Americans are a rapid -1 ly growing nation not only in wealth ami enlerprizo 1 but also that they cultivate a refinement oflnstut con ’ sequenlly we have brought here, the greatest Variety | Os the finest specimens of art, ever yet introduced in this city. Consis ing ol Alabasters, Agalo, and Marble Vases, Watch Ctr -1 SOS, Ornamental Baskets, Marble and Alabaster Can' die Sticks, Dogs. Pilchers,Coloured Toys, aml sum* splendid Marble centra Table Tops, Ac. Ac. The above are now exhibited and for side at the auction rooms ol Sandiford A Collins, Judies and gentlemen are invited to calhmd examine fur tliuia , selves. 9 Jan IT if 13 |* O PICE —Will bo sold lit Ibo Murket-hnuso, in i, Hie city of Augusta, on the first Tuesday in " February next, within the usual hours of sale, that House tiiiil Lot in tho village of Summerville, lately • occupied by Charles J. Jenkins, adjoining Capt. : Keichuiu’a lot, mid separated hy a street (font the lot whereon 1 reside. Terms on th>> day of sale. JOHN McAJNNE, Trusloo. \ Jlin 19 15 1,1 (sßiinijan’g Male. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday In March next ill the Court House in Elberton, by or ci of the Couilol Ordinary of Bibb County; Throe Him died Acres of Land, more or less, adjoining Mrs Evans mid Ur. Richardson, and lying between ha vonnuliand Broad Rivers, in Elbon County. Sold i us the property of Martha Ann Childers, minor. JOHN S, CHILDERS, Guardian Doe 27 193 id 1 EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING. S.A I). COOKE, No. 197 Broad-street, has eon }j. stoutly on hand, mid continues daily to re ■ ceive from lus own inuuuluctory, fresh supplies ol the most FASHIONABLE AND WELL MADE CLOTHING, which ho idlers Wholesale and Re tail, on the must liberal let ins, and invites his friends I and customers to call and examine Great pains are taken in the selection and work manship of his Goods, and Ins assortment is nut sur passed m any market. His Stock comprises every article in his line, among which are the following, '‘dress AND FROCK CLOTH COATS, of superfine and common Bluo, Black, Brown, Olive, Green, Invisible Green, Dahlia, Purple, Clurol, Gray, Ac. OVER-COATS, first rate and common Blue, Black. Brown, Drab, Olive, Green, Uulilm, Mohair, Steel Mixt, Pilot Cloth, Petershams, Ac. Alse, su periur German Gootslmir Cumhlot. GENTLEMEN’S SUP. CLOTH CLOAKS, Blue, Blaca, and Unwn, fine and common Caiublot, of Blue Brown, Ac. LADIES SUPERFINE A COMMON CLOTH CLOAKS, Blue, Brown, and Olive. Also, fine and common Cimiblct, Merino, Circassian, lltocbclfhs, Ac. Ac. PANTALOONS, of superfine and common Cloth, Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, Drab, Grey and Bull] line Black and oilier Rib’d Cussiinnres of all descrip tions anil colors. Also, a variety of Plaid Cloth and Cussimeres, Curd and Heaven lues. VESTS, superfine and common Bhin oral Black Cloth and Cassini, re, Plain, Plaid and Fig’d Velvets, Plain, Maid and Fig’d Mennoes anti Valentins, W hue and Buff Casatmere, Plum, Plaid, and Fig’d Silk, Plain and Fig’d Satinet and Merino, Plain and Fig’il Quilled Silk, Plain, Fig’d and Striped Alur seilles, Plain and Fig’d Colton Velvet, SwundoWti, SATIN KTCLOTHING, fine A common Frocks, Coatees and Round Jackets, Plain, Plaid and Stri ped Pantaloons. YOUTH’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, Bine, Blk, Brown and Green Frock and Dress ( At its, Psn lalouns and Vests, do. Satinet Frocks, Coatees, Round Jackets, PanlsHoiis and Vests, Cloth and Pe tersham Over-Coals, miff Cambist Cloaks. Also, a variety of Negro Clothing. GENTLEMEN’S FINE LINEN AND COT TON SHIRTS, Striped and Plaid Gingham, do. Woolen and Cotfolf (aider-Shirts and Drawers, Col lars, Bosoms, Suspenders, Stocks, and lldkfs. Also, a general assortment Os Fur, Silk and Bea- Ver Hals mid Fur Caps. Jon. 24 19 Executor** Hale. On thefnt Tuesday in February next, WILL be sold at the lower maik house, in the city of Augusta, between the astral hours of sale. Five kits in Springfield v. ing between Lury’s pond and the River, ahd n the West side of Marhury street, containing a.. ly .*y otic hundred and fifty feet, each, and leno v by the Nos. 28, 23, 24, 26, and 20, in the pfa of Springfield; sold as tho property of M. J. Wood, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs Terms made known on the day. JAS. BURROUGHS, Executor. Nov. 30 wtd 19 NEW LIVERY ESIA B M* I m i: J\ T, RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, arid the public generally, that he has taken’ that extensive Establishment, in the rear of the E«ot,r. A Pumaix Horn., (which has recently been fitted up in a superior manner,) ond will he happy to accommodate his friends, and those who may favor him with their patronage, with VEHICLES of almost every description, and of superior workmanship, generally new, and j H( )PSR3 which are not surpassed by ahy in the southern country. Every exertion will be r:?ro give general shtisfacli'.n. srvl the proprf- | 1 1 -r.r truer*, by strict attention to business and I j iking, in eli cases, his charge* mod reasova - I We, to receive encouragement and patronage from i •lie citizens of jhis place, and the adjacent court* j l y 'XjT ’To can accommodate, and will be happy to receive from 1 to 200 Horses on Livery. Drovers will do w*U tn give him a call. 1 June 23 ts W * r- *r.AV EffGLATO COff.il stAtPf 1 he reimlaliun of which has new become established os the moil safe and efficacious remedy tder die* eurered for “j INFLUENZA, COUGH, COLDS, ASTHMA/ d WHOOPING-COUGH, SPITTING OT ’ WLOOl), AN D ALL AFFECTION* s, OF THE LUNGS. rn tT/iitti onlt bt DANIEL GODDARD, NEW YORK. NOW SOLE PROPRIETOR. .» presuming this use ml remedy id tfto Public, the Pro f privlur is authorised by a Physician, from whom the HoclW 0 w ‘» confidentially obtained, to Dial ho ha* used If e himndt. and m his «j IU/htHHs practice in Pulmonary *lT«c* lions, with astonishing cdfocT. Tho happy combination of u vegetable subsUiKe*. of idUch' it is entirely composed/ die poculiarly-ttmxjiteU to diseases of the Lungs, Liver, and J Stomach. * a Thin rnedicfho has been users very extensivclv, and the H proprietor has in/t hiiyuty d smglp hjstpjice in which it hoe failed in givii-g rehef in tut which it is recommend ed ; evoft W rfhp/cVathwg to consumption, attended '* with bleeding at the Lungs, and where all other remedied bad tailed, tho must decided and flattering success has attended its use. t'unnnuft CoTds, which are generally the ■ elfuct of obstructed perspiration, will yield to its influence n in a few hours ; wl»crt ffseij m agthma, hoarseness, wheel* f ing. and shortness of breath, it gives immediate relief, oro u curing t ran pril rest and sleep. In whooping-cough It i» without m rival. It operates by gentle expectoration, a ltd may he given lu infants with perfect safety. 11 Thu genuine New Kuglund Cough Syrup will be en veloped in a bill of directions, uotlosed in an engraved w rapper, bearing on il the of the proprietor in hi*' own hand writing. Tho bottle snVbe sealed and stamped un the cork * New England Cou«h Syrun. f L few of the many ccrlifKfhWi in favor of this Syrup’ ; which Art- in possession ot the Jgbprietor, are added for tho perusal ot those who may be Ufcubled with similar com plaints. % Ur*irs. Mofat, Plummer 4 CV * (Sentlemen —Aftd{r having trisl, by the recommendatio*' of my friends, almost every togdirino for a edngh, witheuV fho least relief, T had recourse to your New England Cough Syrup, and ain enabled to sayi with much thank-' fulness, that it has cured me of one of the most obhtlnal*' • coughs I ever knew, and shall feel it to be a duly to re commend It to every one whom I find in need of so valua ble a medicine. *'xouis respectfully, JOHN r. STEVENS. Boston, iVw. SO. |fl3!. ! 1 have the satisfaction and pleasure of irifrmhlitg yew 1 that the bottle Eitgiatui Cdugh Synip, which 1 procured of you op’tho 23d of April, has entirely relieved ’ me / r om a very seveje cough which had afflicted me for a 1 abort time past. After using a variety of medicine, and 1 finding no permanent relief. I was induced by the advice I of my friends to try your Syrup. The result I have already •tatod ; it succeeded beyond my expectation ; and 1 cheery fully recommend it as a very valuable medicine for ai/ these who may be afflicted with similar complaints. ’ Voure respectfully, CHARLES HUCOLES. , For Hale by . KITCHEN A ROBERTSON. Jtn. 23 23 z Notice. , rgOlEsubscriWt 1 respoctlully ’tnlomi* hi* fritnda' ■ iiml tin- public in general, Inal he baa now orv B linnil ami olleni a largo stock of CONFECTJONA | RY, anti olfior a'rllcics in Ins lino6f bu.inoss. Truly. . grateful lor pul favors, ha solicits the cuntinuaaca of a share ufpultlic ptft roll age. - CANDIES —Mint,Cinnamon, Union, Clove, Sasa- II Iras, Cream, Amiiserd, Almond, Haro -11 hound, Ac. Ac. t SUGAR PLUMBS—Of every description and fla y vor i Mint Drops, Sour Lemon do.. Guns t. do., end Cordial do. e CORDIALS—Mint, Cinamon, Perfect J.ove, Life of Mon, Aniuseed, by ilia barrel or duzun bottles, also, .Syrup. PIES AND CAKES—Of every kind, fresh, kept constant on hand, such os .Sponge. Pounds’ Hard, Lemon, Plum, Fruit, Maccaroniss. , Pies arm l aris. f SUGAR TOYS AN 1) FIGURES.—A fine lot of Pa ris manufactured sugar works just recei ved; Figures, Toys, Cristalised Figures and Chrismas Presents, Ac. , DRY AND GREEN FRUITS.—Apple*, Orange* 1 /■molts,Pine Apples,Cordamits, Soft Shell Almonds, Filberts, Will-nuts, Brazil-nuts,' ■Raisins, Figs, Prunes, West India Preser ves (in glass jars), and a lot of Northern and French Pickles. SUGARS, Are.- A fine lot ol real Spanish Segars' and Principces, Lellnicb Cavendish, and’ Honey Dew Chewing Tobacco. . WINES AND LIQUORS.—Gin, Rum. Brandy,' Claret, Champagne, Malaga and Muscat. WOODEN 'J OYS.—DressM Dolls, Drums Swords,’ i Guns, Barking Dogs, Birds, mid other kinds too numerous to mention.— A ho, 4 duz. large size Sky Rockets/ and 2 duz small size do. DTrCountry and town customers will meet with 1 prompt attendee at tho shortest notice, by appliua ’ lion to AUGUB IIN E FREDERICK. r Nov. 29 59 290 llrood slreei. ROW AN O’S I ■ Genuine Tonic or' Vegetable Febrifuge. Warranted to bu a poribet and lasting cure fit the' FEVER AND AGUE. The tallowing are some uftlis many acknowledge-’ 1 menls m its favor; 1 From Or. D. IF. Forrand, Surgeon Dentist, Philadelphia. I^lR —With regard to your Tonic Mixture, I do nod k? hesitate, alter a great deal of experience, nut ou ' ly in my own case, but in several month rs oi my £*• only, lu pronounce il one of tho best medicines kite wg 1 for Fevers, and more particularly for Fever end Ante' 1 This disease seized hold of my system in the fall oi 1429, and continued with increasing violence, defy ing all the ordinary remedies, until the spring ol 1831, when I concluded In test the elliuacy of your course. I, with cordial salisfurtibn, am enabled to state, that 1 I was immediately restored to excellent heiin, whichr ' 1 have iniilormly enjoyed Irotti that period 1 . Having | witnessed the derided cflienCy of yutir medicine m 1 many other cases, 1 foci a pleasure in recommending k lu ell rny Iriond-s and am pleased to say it bus sue ’ corded beyond my most sanguine expectations. Yours, respectfully ’ D W. FAURAND From Mr. Thomas Court, Spring (tauten, Philada 1 shall lie happy to afford to the puhhc a history of ' the sickness from which 1 was rostt red liy Rowaml'a Tonic Mixture. 1 had the FeVcf and Ague for sever ’ nl months, of a very obstinate Character, which had ' entirely overpowered the elasticity of my system, end I was fust sinking into tr state ol complete exhaust! m. About this period 1 Was attacked with a severe cold, ’ attended with a violent cough, together with night sweats, and soon bud all the distrossin{g symptoms of active consnrtiplion. Arrcminent physician trad con stantly attended me, but With Very little Success ; and at length'ceased his visßs, desponding of being ablo lu alford m essential relief. 1 hod notv very iulo pros|iect of obtaining assistance, and half almost de spairs lof recovery. In such a dreadful CsHiditiou, I was advised to make use of your Totiifc Mixture, and 1 determined to try kns a last result. I need m i observe, that ft was attended, in my ease, vvith its usu ' al restorative effects, arid, within a tew weeks, I Wrs* blessed with returning health, and hnppAiess. Tkrrs others of my family are, also, instances of its benefi cial influence ; who, wkit ninny more of my art|uain lances, are ready to emroherate the many recommen dations which are presented in its befihlf. A stippiy just received’, and for sale hy CLOUD A BOTHWELL, No. 232, Breod-atreat. Declfi _ 100 Georgia Insurance! A Trail Compustyt A v(. i'ht.a, Nov. 2, 1836. f IIIIIS Company will receive money on deposit, for’ J any time not less than sixty days, nor more tb M twelve months. Translcrable certificates of such, deposits will be issued, hearing interest at the rata nf six percent per annum. For periods longer or (horter than either of the above, special contracts mil he Ittaile. For the con v enienco of persona residing at a distance, - Applications may he made to either of the agents of the Company, in South Carolina and Georgia, whose' names sre annexed. < wm. r GOutn, s«’iy. Agents; Pndolfiitd, Fay A Co., Savsnnoh. ’ «.*■*" P. R. Young A Sons, Darien. Iverson L. Harris, Milledgovtlfa Charles Day, Macon. Arthur B. Davis, Columbus' Holcombe, Peck A Co, Charleston; - 9. C. George Parrott, Hamburg,- S. C. November 4 88 If lean' tffIHE co-partnership of SCHLEY \ JOTINSON’ Jl is this day dissolved by mutual consent I Tho ttnifcrsignad will comihuo to practica in the’ 1 counties of Richmond, Columbia, Washington, Burke/ I Jeffjrson.and Scriven. Strict s'lamion will be paid to all hnsiness comiaiitod to hik charge. GEOifGE SCHLEY. | pec. 29. 1m 102 IVotifr. A LI. PERSONS itidahrcd to the Fataic of JAMES' I- 4. I.LANCIIARD, Sr. deceased, are rw)a«»tcd to I make immadinte pa; ment, and ibosc having eiaiuor I « i;l present them duly aUi’etod.in thp tiatepns Tibed* i by law. URIAH BLANCHARD, i Ls’oite 1 BILUNGTON BLANCiLIRD, { “ I Nwcmbar W »