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GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. For the benefit of the AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY CLASS NO. 6. —FOR 1837. To be determined by the Drawing rs the Virginia State Eoitery, lor tho benefit of the Mononga hela Academy. Class No. 2, for 1837. To he drawn at ALEXANDRIA, \a. on .Saturday, February 11, 1837. D.S. Gregory <Jc Co. (successors to Yates & Me- Intyre,) Managers. HIGHEST PRIZE, - 30,000 DOLLS. AI\O*CUKMI3. 1 Prize of 830,000 is $30,(10C i “ 8,000 is 8,000 1 “ 5,000 is 5,000 1 “ 4,000 is 4,000 1 “ 3,000 is 3,000 1 “ 2,500 is 2,500 1 “ 2,000 is 2,000 1 “ 1,500 is 1,500 1 “ 1,448 is 1,418 10 “ 1000 is 10,000 10 “ 800 is 8,000 10 “ 700 is 7,000 10 “ 680 is 6,000 20 “ 500 is 10,000 20 “ 400 is 8,000 20 “ 300 is 6,000 20 “ 250 is 5 0 0 36 “ 200 is 7*200 64 “ 100 is 6,400 128 “ 80 is 10,240 129 “ 70 is 8,060 128 “ 60 is 7g30 128 “ 50 is 641 X) V 128 “ 40 is . 5,120 ' 2816 “ 30 is " 8 61 180 4032 (1 or 2 d’n Nos)18 is 72 576 4032 (2 or 4 do )16 is 64*512 4032(50r6 do )12 is 49*384 10080 (7,8,9,10 or 11) 10 is 10u|()0U 25,861 Prizes, amounting to 8510,200 05” Tickets 810 —Shares in proportion. JKrfickets in the above Lottery can he obtained at all tunes by country dealers and those who are disposed to adventure, by sending their orders to the undersigned, who will give prompt attention, if ad dressed to _ A. READ, Contractor and Slate Agent, Augusta, Geo. Feb. 7 31 CiTATE BANK STOCK —A few shares Slats Kj Bank Slock wanted—apply at this ollioe. Jan 18 14 ops PRINTING PAPER—From A. Patterson &■ | Suns Paper Mill, Greenville, S. C.—Just re ceived and fir sale at tho manufacturers prices, by Jan 7 Ifj T. 11. &1. C PLANT. ? OOil SALE—A splendid brass mounted Bo -try X. \V agon, double seat, lined with flesh coiorc.i j watered Gras deZin, with double harness, pole and shafts—made to order in New Haven, last summer, of the best materials. Apply to Jan 14 II tfj ' C. MINER. f|-DE subscribers have this day Ibnued a Co -B partnership for the transaction o a general Wholesale and Retail Drug business, and n spect rally invite the attention of their friends and the pub lie to the large and well selected stock thov have now on hand. Their Store is on the corner of Broad and Kollock streets, nearly opposite Stovall, Simmons, & Co.’s whorehouse. The business will be conducted under tho 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 felt at the store or his residence. jan 26 6t GEORGIA, Richmond county: fjj' OLLED belbre me W ilbam Doyle, a Justice of -” the Peace 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 Policy, small tail, iron grey color, branded ’O’ on the hip and lore shoulder, about 11 L Years old and tol’cd before me by Henry Wood, and .upraised by George W. Hale and Thomas Skinner L ■n dollars, WM. DOYLE, J. P. Dec. 31,1836 i A true extract from the Estray Book, 26th Jan. 1837. JAMES McLAWS, C’lk. Jan 30 _ 24 3t R MONTHS after dale application will he M. made to the honorable Interior Court of tho county of Jefferson, sitting as a Court of Ordinary, for leave to sell one half of Lot No. sixteen, in the Twentieth District of formerly Mnscogee county, now Harris ; the properly of Mary S. Moore, minor, for her benefit. SARAH MOORE, Guardian. an 7 5 wld DOUR MONTHS after date, application will ho A- made to the Honorable Interior Court of Burke county when setting for Ordinary purposes for leave to sell a tract of land lying in said county, belonging to John &. Mary Ann Hudson, orphans of John L. Hudson dec’d. EPHKIAM PONDER, Guar’d ' __Jan 1 27 22 jfw* NOTICE.—JOHN BASCOMB’S Challenge to run lour mile floats a > iaW gainst any horse, mare or gelding in the United States, over the Augusta v IL-CoILS 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 marcs sent from a distance, to remain with the horse His predigree, performance, and price of season will be published in duo time. Fob. 1 stvv 5 NEW SCHOOL.—Mr. Ednev lakes this method of inlorming the citizens of Augusta and its vicinity, that he will open an English School in tho house recently occupied by Mr. Pike, fiir the term of three months, to commence on Monday the 6th February, 1837. Having been engaged in tho busi ness of teaching for fourteen years, ho flutters him self he will be able to render ample satisfaction, to parents, guardians and pupils, and therefore respect rally solicits their patronage. Jan 31 25 w3t DANCING ACADEMY. —j. C Smith,respect fully informs his pupils and the public , that at the 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 persuaded, that by this means his pupils w ill make much greater progress, and bo enableu to retain his instruction longer,'Ey promising , once every day. Those who are favorably disposed to these views, will please make early application at ths school room. [Jan 31 25 2t DR. PETERS’ VEGETABLE MEUICIN.® STOMACHIC-fi ET HEPATIC-®—For the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Are. Ac. Alse, Peters’ Vegetable Hepatic, or Anti-Bilious Pills, the cheapest and most approved Family Medi cine over offered to the public These medicines have been found so effect ual in removing the complaints for which they are recom mended, that physicians frequently have recourse to them fir ntcir patients, after having exhausted their skill to little or no psrpose. For s:d“ by - Jan 3 CLUUU & IWTK'.VELL,‘4 Stood st JL AW NOj-jcE. —The subscriber, having loea ,ed himself in Washington, Wilkes county, Georgia, will practice Law in the several Conns of tire Northern Circuit. All business entrusted to his care will meet with prompt attention. SCr He may be found at Dr. Robert 1,. Roddey’s Office. WM. A. QUIGLEY. Jon 11 8 It CARPENTER’S Solution of Krcnsole —For the cure of cancerous ulcers, old sores, tellers, Ting-worms, and will immediately stop bleeding from fresh wounds, blooding at the nose, <tc. tVc. For sale by CLOUD Ac HOI DWELL, Jan 16 15] No, 232 Broad-street. .. . , , UNITED STATES HOTEL tT - re A The subscriber sportfully infrtus 4 i-ilfc* 1 ’ 8 f’f* on< l*and the public that ho has j opened the above Establishment, mid vsSSstsdSSlSm filled it npin a superior style. He is now ready to accommodate transient families, and such other persons os may favor him with their pa tronage. ilis terras are higher than similar estab lishments in the city, hut as he gives his entire : personal attention to the management ol it, I he feels satisfied that those who honor him with their company and partake of his fare, will not find fault with his prices. BENTON WALTON. Augusta, Jan. 9 6 6t PULASKI S. HOLT, Attorney at law, Eaton ton, Ga. —Continues to practice Law in the Gckmulgee Circuit and some ol the adjacent coun ties. Jan 21 X w2m 17 fPngf A fur si rale Pcnnman and Ac- i SsSF counlant is desirous of employment, for a * short lime in this city. Apply at this office. Jan 17 If 13 j T-n-rj NOTlCE.—Robert Clarke j r’rr Esq. is authorized to collect all duos and demands for Water privileges. Jan 18 14 40 4WMUEL HALE. • AUGUSTA JciTolci’v anti Fancy Afore, South aide of Broad Street, .Vo. 212, Two doota above the Geo. Rail Road Ranh. Jfi npilE subscriber begs leave to return his sincere , . , lhm ‘ k . s w the citizens of Augusta, and his friends and patrons generally, for. heir kindness and liberality already bestowed upon him, and hopes by strict assiduity :o business to merit a continuance of the same. He will with the assistance of his agent established tn New \ork, be always well supplied ", . lat st fashions and 'importation of Jowolerv and lancy goods, which, as to quality will be interior to none ever brought to the Southern Market. Hav “,? I J nf.,Tf i y edb y rectnt nrrivals from N. York and 1 iitladelphia, a variety ol new- Jewelery and lancy articles such as Anchor Escapement Independent seconds, Duplex do detached Lever parachute Conipcn- S salion, b Tobias and Robinsons’ fine detached single, double and hunting cased Lever, $ Silver Lever, Duplex, Lepine and Swiss, J A splendid assortment of Ladies’ Gold Neck and Guard Chains, Gentlemen’s “Guard” Fob do. Gold Keys and Seals, Steel and Plated do. A few splendid rich Diamond Breast Pins and ringer Kings, A large assortment of fashionable Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Gold Medallions and Miniature Cases, Sleeve Brutons and Stud Is, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, do do Spectacles, do do Thimbles of all sizes, Painted Snuff Boxes, Silver Spoons and Sugar Tongs, Butter and Fruit Knives, Britannia Ware, such as Tea and C (The Pots, Rich Gilt and Ebony Mamie Clocks, Artificial I lowers in China Vases, lor mantle or naments, Sdvcv Combs, Buckles and Slides, Coral Beads, of different siz s, Splendid Japan Waiters, in sells and assorted sizes. Rich plated Swivel Castors, do Silver mounted Cake Baskets, do do do Candlesticks, do do do Snuffers and Trays, Superior London Wire Tw Ist double and single Barrel i.uus, Superior do do do Belt Pistols, with n variety of Pocket Pistols, Rodgers & Wostenbolm’s linker, i dn, Desk niid Bovvio Knives, do Hnrbcrs <fe Elliott’s superior Razors, Razor Straps, Hair, Clolh and Tooth brushes; Spur!men’s Gumc Bap*, "bn Pouches, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps; j Accordian’s .Music Boxes of various sizes, with al most every article in the above line, which ho most respectfully invites the public to call and examine (or themselves. N. 17„ Having a competent Watch Maker in em ploy, a,l Kinds ol Clock and Watch repairing shall he punctually attended to with satisfaction to cits turners. J. 8.-MURPHY. Feb i if 31 Alitv Witt'S* ATO WE. f SpHE Subscriber has just received and is now o- Tc pening a new stock of Drugs, Medicines, Sur gical Instruments, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Dyers’ & Hatters’ materials, Brushes, Soaps, Perfumeries, and other articles in his line, ail of which he offers for sale on terms as accommodating as any in the Southern markets, by wholesale or retail. He is resolved to furnish the best articles that can bo procured in his line; and in addition to the usual assortment of drugs lie will keep most ol the approved patent medicines and nostrums now in general use, among which he now has genuine Swaim’s Panacea and Vermifuge, Potter’s Catholicon, The Indian’s Panacea, Carpenter’s Compound Fluid Extracts. Dent’s Pills, Judkins Ointment, Badeaux’s Strengthening Plasters. Osborn’s Philotokon, Relfe’s Asthmatic Pills. Hunter’s Pills, Dumfries’ Pile and Itch Ointment Powell’s Balsam of Aniseed, Do. Ointment lor Salt Rheum, Honey of Boncset, Indian Specific, Beruaid s Remedy for Cholera, Rowand’s Tonic Mixture, Oldridge’s Balm ol Columbia, Rowland’s Macassar Oil, Ward’s I fair Oil, Bear’s Oil, Indian Dye for the hair, &c &c. A I.SO, A full assortment of gciiine Tiiomsonian Medi cares of every kind, ami Howard's Books and Pa tents, being Howard’s general agent for the Slate of Georgia. The subscriber, in offering himself to tho public as a general Druggist and Apothecary, does not do il with a view to intrude himself upon them uncalled fur ; but to make an honest living in an honest way, and in doing tin's to have the pleasure of accommo dating those who may need medicines or other arti cles in his lino on terms which ho Hallers himself cannot tail to please. He solicits a share of public patronage from tins city and from any who may make tins city their market. His store is on Broad Street, sign of the two mor tars, and is nearly opposite Dr. Wray’s. BEN-NET HARRIS. Augusta, Feb. 7, 1337 31 3w __ Fotmmsnicaticd. TSMR. EDlTOß—Through the columns of your 2V 8 useful paper, we would recommend thu Peo ple’s Opposition Line of Post Conches, from Mont gomery to Ibis place. Wo have travelled through the whole route with safely, though the roads arc in many places almost impassable. The Coaches and Teams all excellent, the drivers sober, polite, and careful t in short from the speed with which they transport their passengers, and the attention paid to their comfort, w’e have no hesitation in say. ing that it is the best line in every respect it) (fie iSiute. EDWARD I.E FORT, ) ~ v . CHAS. L. KINGSBURY, < ew York ' J. B. HALL, ) WM. H. KEMPTON, [Miss. WM. DILLAMUNTY, ) EDW. LLOYD,-Maryland. Feb. 6 30 Soaps, SejjSs, and M ADI It A WINE. Q)f\ CASKS tresh imported M. M. Wine roe\J iqj Cases Hats, fur, Silk & Rorata 20 Boxes; Pipes 50 do f oat) 5 Cases Bottled Madcria Just landed and (or Sale low by BANDIFORD & COLLINS', Anel'r.i. Feb 6 30 Opposite the Planters Hold. t > LANKETS, FLANNELS, &c. &c.—Thesui 2jr scribers have just received 3 hales Dutiii Blankets 1 do super B"d do 2 do w lute Flannels 2 do rod do 2 do red Lindseys, 2 eases Satinets, (low price). With a variety of other (foods in their line, w Inch, have g been lately purchased, and a part of their own importation from England, they arc enabled to offer them below the present market prices. EDGAR <fc CARMICHAEL. Jan 9 6 it ! F.EL) OATS FOR SALE.—IOO bicdieis snpo I 5 ■; I,- qu-.hty Seed Oats, in shelve, fur sale I y ! J,.,. 111 25 stdj «■ B. MAR-H ILL i»a| OTJC’E.— I The subscriber having ibis day la X% ken into Co-partnership James Paxton, tin business will hereafter he conducted under the firm of’l'iiojiAS Barrett Ai(.o. j .|V„ 11 9 lull HARHF.TT. fa xHO.VI.VS BARRETT & CO. having removed iL to the new Brick Store of Mr. Stovall, on Broad street, nearly opposite the store formerly occupied by Thomas Barrett, takes this method ofinlomiinj their friends and the public, that they arc now re ceiving and opening a large and well selected slock of Fresh Druse, Medicines, Paints, On, 11 mduu I Glass, Ac., which they are prepared to put up at the dhorlest notice, and hope to receive a portion ol tin suhiic patronage. [J <m 1 lm \ CONSIGNMENT—SO or 60 boxes o pnme I U Virginm Tobacco,, y VA reHOUSE. Jan 21 X " '! 1 NOR SALE. —A House and Lot at the lower end 1 of Broad-street, the property of Mrs. C. S. Me ! Iman. The Lot is large and the House might hi ! made a comfortable residence for alamdy at a sma. •expense. For terms apply to „ ‘ Jan 13 in 3lwJ JOHN MOORE SPLENDID A*D PLIIA CABINET FERNITFRE. rf*c. J FOR SALE BY THOS. M. WOODIIUFF, AT HIS NEW WARE-ROOM CORNER OF CAMPBELL A BROAD ST’S,, FIRST CORNER BELOW THE LATE FIRE. ' '''"" j’* 1 "H" BEG leave td express my gratitude to the public for their kindness and liberality, and tender t Jfl. them the assurance of my future exertions to please and give satisfaction. Having made such • arrangements at the Northern Manufactories as to warrant a quick succession of supplies to my ’ stoeK, I cun at all times he found with a good assortment, and have now on hand and for sale as hove, ; PIANOES, with English and French action and Mclalic Plates with elegant Scroll Bases and 1 Veneered feet, of easy touch, perfect tone, and equal in all respects to any ever offered in the mar ket. SOFAS, of different kinds, with plain and fig’d seating. SIDEBOARDS, with Mahogany, Italian and Egyptian Marble tops, BUREAUS, with and without Swin’sglasses. do with Marble tops, BOOK CASES, of different style and prices. ■ WARD ROBES CENTRE TABLES, with bl’k a white Marble tops. PIER “ to match, P. & C. DINING TABLES, swivel top. 1 PLAIN do in sells. BREAKFAST AND TEA TABLES, j LOOKING MIRRORS A: TOILETS, with Mahogany, Gilt, and Mahogany and Cult frames. J CHAIRS of.Mahogany, Curled and Birds Eye Maple, do Fancy and Windsor, of every style and price. BEADSTEADS, &c. &c. All of which the public are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. Feb 3 sa 1 uu o C CLASSICAL AND ENGI isfi SCHOOL.— •f r - Nokcross would respectfully inform the citizens of Augusta that ho has associated with him . in his school, MV ifowey, n graduate of Ji fTofson (’ollcge, Pa., and for the last six years an instructor of youth. In consequence of this arrangement an addifionnl number of pupils, of both sexes, can he accommodated. Tho School will now consist of ’ two departments. The Classical and Mathematical will he under the su perm tendance of Mr. 11., who will teach the I/itin and (free!; languages—Algebra, Geometry, .Surveying, Mensuration, «£c. Thooth , er branches will be taught as liereleloro. ’J he following oortilicates from Professors .S’marl . and Twiss, of .South Carolina College, relative to * Mr. ll.’s schohrshin, are respectfuily submitted: s 1 have examined Mr. Ilowey with much particu larity, both in Latin and Kreek, and have been quite ’ pleased with tlic easeaml correetness of hut trinsla lions, especially in Latin. Ho appears also to he ’ familiar with the rules end principl. sos *S’.\ max. J j should think him well qualified for primary m&truo , lion in the classic languages, .1 W. STUART. Prof, of Lan. m S C. College. ] Columbia, Jan. 3,1837. This is to certify that 1 have examined Mr. Ilowey in Arithm* tic, Algebra, and Geometry, arid find him . familiar with the principles #fmathematics and have no doubt of his competency to give instructions in these brandies. THOMAS s- TWINS, Prof, of Math in *V. C. College. Jan. 27. 22 (GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE, Srottaboro' H Ga. —Our friends and patrons aro informed that the exercises of this Institution were resumed rn Monday, I fib inst. A. IJ. Watrous, A. B. and Miss Harriet Clarke have arrived,and Mrs. D’- Este is daily expected. Mr. W. comes recommend ed by the Rev. Wm. T. Brantley and others, Mrs. • D’Esle, by Mrs. Nicholas Biddle and others, Miss - Clarke is a graduate of Mrs. Willard’s seminary at v Troy, and j>lr. L. La taste, the Frincmal, begs , leave to refer to Professor James Wallace, l)r. M. 11. f lie I .eon, Rev. Dr. Capers, Columbia, JB. C.; Dr. J. ; B. Gorman, Talhotton, Geo ; Dr. J. Bowen, Angus r fa; John 11. Howard, John D. Howell, Esq. Ed a ward Carey, Esq. Columbus, Geo.; Col. Samuel y Rockwell, Milledgeville; Col. F Carter, Win Y. f llausell, Esq. L. Day, Esq. Scotlshoro’, ic. &c. i Having learned tliai some have complained of our terms being higher than at any other school in this Stale, we have concluded to establish the follow ing as our rates : Elementary Branches, sl2 00 per term. Highest Branches, 10 0J “ •• Drawing and Painting, 10 00 “ 41 Languages, 10 00 “ “ Music, (Piano and Guitar each) 2o 00 44 44 Use of Piano, 300 “ 44 Board, 10 00 44 44 The health of this place, the refinement of its so ciety, the purity of the water, and the settled deter mination of the Principal to render his institution for Georgia, w hat Dr. Marks’ is lor South Carolina, give ns claims on the patronage of our Southern brethren. ANNA M. LATASTE,) „ . . . L. LATASTE, f Principals. Jan. 27 22 Near 1 lie Globe Hotel, by one of the o c ity watchmen, a pair of Silver Spectacles, which the owner can have by paying for this adver tisement FOSTER BLODGET, Ciiy Marshal. Jan 31 U - fiMWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Runa f h. way from the subscriber on the 2Tt)\ day of October,a negro man .»y the name of ANTHONY, s about •*> feet oor 7 inches high, one tooth out he t fore, with n sear on tho ankle, full eyes and speaks i quick when spoken to, and of light compleciion.— , It is likely he will make his way for Savannah or r Charleston. Jailors aro requested to give informa i- lion immediately to the subscriber, in Burke coun f ty, Ga, should said negro he lodged in llieircustocy o Jan 4 2 vv2m] WILLIAM W. DAVIS. y {fCr Tho Charleston Mercury will insert the above once a week for 2 months and forward th eir •- account to this office for payment. Passage l«> XorColk, (Va. JjY/J charleston, s. c. 13 Vm Ur o'Brranscmen t, I •» STEAM BACKET j’ ra COMPANY, desirous to accommodate ri travellers, have dctqiJ„jijcu It) ntrt their Boats r. through tho Winter between NORFOLK and o CHARLESTON, S. C. The SOUTH CAROLINA, Capl. Coffey, will Leave Norfolk, Leave Charleston, Friday, Gth January. Thursday, 12th Jan’y “ ’ 20th “ “ 26th “ The GEORGIA, Capt. Rollins, will Leave Norfolk, Leave Charleston, Friday 2d Febtuary. Thursday, 9th Fchr’y “ 17lji “ “ 23d “ It is needless to say these are boats of the first class and commanded by careful and experienced officers. Passage and fare, S3O. Duo notice will he given when they will begin to run weekly. For passage, apply to. WILLIAM PATTON, Charleston. DICKSON & HUNTER, Norfolk. .IAMBS FBRGUSSON, Baltimore, j Dec 31 27 NKGROE.s’ FOR .SALE —Will bn sold 4* ?on the fir.-t day of March next, at tho late residence of Mr. Patrick If. Carnes, just above An gustit, ail the Estate, both real and personal, of Mrs. Eliza Clayton, deceased, cmisisisling of 4l) Negroes of all descriptions,among which are some very likely Men and Women, Boys and Girls, and valuable • ' j{„use Servants; also .Slock of various kindks ; Household and Kilehon Furniture. At tho same i " rime will be sold lire I louse and Plunlalion on which | she lived, adjoining tho town of Augnsin, divided into lots offroin 15 to 40 acres to soil purchasers.— _ Three lot-in lire lown of Augusta, Nos. 88, k 9,90, , on the south side end near tho upper end of Broad i strict. Dn^■■ undivided half of'l on Acres ol Land, ‘ Including a Dwelling House, on the t'nnd Hills, lor ~ many years the summer residence of Mr. P. Il a Carnes. io Terms—All sums under Fifty Dol ors, Cash ; nil O over, Notes with approved security, payable in nine months, w ith interest from date. A. .S' CLAYTON, Trustee, a MATILDA CARNES, JOHN P. CARNES, ! d Jan. 27. 22 sw6t llt ■ —— I •’ | A OUR months afterdate, application will be ic H. made to the Interior Court of Jefferson ic county, lor leave to sell a lot of Land, lying in Walker county, drawn by the heirs of Isaac Brin son, deceased. ie MOSES BRINSON, Guardian. Nov. 26 8 - TVTOTICE. —Colored persons found at large in the id I. v City after tune o’clock at night, and before day c- light next morning, without passes eluting distinctly )e the place or plor.es tn which such colored person is II nerniilted In pass, will he confined as the Ordinances S the City direct. FOSTER BLODGET, Jan 17 13 if, City Marshal. as JVI EGROIiS FOR SALK.—t will n il l NegroMg 11 viz: Charlotte, between 35 and 10 years ol ago; Harry, a boy, 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 bo given. For further pnnieu'ars, onquie of the subscriber. A. KDY, 4 miles IN. E. of Applington, Columbia Co. ■lan f. 4 3t* ~o M. HOWEY, Professor of Penmanship, w i l-o. 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 ■ nd. Five or six lessons on his admirable system are generally sufficient to accomplish this, though years may have been spent in fruitless effort.-; to at tain it. Those who have tried former systems ai d failed, are asst red there is no mistake in lids Their success will he guarantied, it the requisite attention ho given. Persons wi-hing to lake lessons are ru | quested to make immediate application to Air. 11. 11l his room in the Masonic Hall, where his sp.a miens may lieexamincd and terms known. Private lessons given, if required. Jan 16 j 2 if Notice to bridge builders ~i*rapo sals will bo received ly the undersigned, nutil the 15th of February next, to construct u bridge across the Coosa River, to be located three miles above live Wctumpka midge—the charter of which was granted by the late legislature. I.umber and stone may he had convenient to the silo. For furth er particulars, apply to the undersigned. E. W. GILBERT, President for the Coosa Bridge Company. Wctumpka, Ala., Jan. 11, 1837. The Montgomery papers, Mobile Register, Colum bus (fla ) Enquirer, and the Ailgusta (tin.) Sentinel, will Insert the above till the ]stli Fob., and forward their acconuis to this office. —Wctumpka Sentinel. STEAMBOAT OFFICE,» Savannah, December 31, 1836. j RESOLVED, That in future a share of the Slock of the Steamboat Company of Georgia shall he fixed at One Hundred Dollars, and that the President and Treasurer call in all the outstanding certificates, and issue new eertifieates at the rate u One Hundred Dollars per share. In eonformily to the above resolution of the Board of Directors, Stockholders of the Suamlmat Com pany of Georgia are hereby required to hand in their present scrip on or heloro the Ist of February next, that new scrip may he issued them at the above rale W. E. LONG, Sec. Tr. Jan 6 4 id Auction notice.—Sandiforo &. cm, . lins, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, return their thanks to the Merchants and others of Augusta, lor the very liberal supiiort received since their commencement as Auctioneers and Commis sion Merchants, and hope to merit a continuance of the same. They are at all times prepared to make the most liberal advances on consignments, and pledge themselves to use their best exertions to ren der satisfactory and prompt sales They beg leave to slate that they have engaged the services ol one of the most experienced Auction eers at the south, whoso whole lime and attention w ill ho devoted la the business of the firm, and they most confidently say that higher prices lor Lands, Negroes, Merchandize, Stock, Ac. cannot he obtain ed by any other Auction House in this city or else where. N. B. The following are the rales nfCommission, us agreed upon by both Auction houses in this city, lo which they me hound to adhere, according to w ritten contract; Dry Goods and general Mcrchantdize, 3 per cent. | Horses, (valuable blood stock excepted) 5 per cent. Estate Sale of Personal properly, 3 per cent. Books and Prints, 10 percent. Real Estate under 82.500,21 per cent. Over 82,500 and under 85,000 2 percent, Over 85,000 and under 810,000 U percent. 810,000 and over, I per cent. Bank stock on 85,000 and under $50,000, i percent. Over 850,000, ; per cent. All Estate sales when the property is already sold and cried for the purpose ol making I'iiles, $5 per Lot or House and Lot. For Negroes 82. For Negroes in all cases 14 per cent. Jan 21 if 17 DOLLARS REWARD.—Runaway from £ vr . r the subscriber, in Orangeburg district, S. C. on the 4th of March last, a Negro Man by the name of GLASOOU, mid his will- KATEV—Gins cou is about 23 years of age, about five feet nine or 10 inches high, dark complexion, mum! face, mid dling full eyes, a good set of teeth, and no beard—he IS a Stout and likely negro. Jfute is about -o yeare n g 00l ) WBm j wench, a shade lighter Ilian Glascou, htw n scar on one check, tolerable lull • yes, good teeth and rather small mouth, and a little inclined lo thick lips. Since they left me, they wore apprehended and confined in the jail ol Jefl’er son county, Georgia, and escaped from the said jail on the sth day ol December, 18315—1 was informed by (lie Jailor in said county, that the wench Kntey was fur gone in pregnancy at the lime of her escape. I will give the above reward of One Hundred Dal lam for the delivery of said Negroes to me in Orange burg District, South Carolina, or Fifty Dallam lor their apprehension and confinement in any jail in the Slate of Georgia, so that 1 ran gel them. My residence is about 2 miles distant from Hrnnchville, on the Kail Koad, in Orangeburg district. L. E. COONKR. Jan 14 J1 swim §N F.') RMA TK) N. —Sportsm kn and Otiikrs- Thc nso of your guns or your dogs ogninvi any thing, wild or lame, flying or running, in my enclos ed premises, will boat your peril; for every thing in the Park is for man to enjoy, bin not to deslroy ; and I, with olherv, may have us inttrh pleasure in seeing such things rim and fly as you have in killing them, and a mars should he muster at home—a man n/iauld be mutteraver hi*oum. HL.NRV SHULTZ. Hamburg, Jan 18, J 837. Jan 21 ‘-’w 17 Jy OWTON I —This benuiiful stallion and vein rJu braird Rarer will make bis second smson in America, under tin; direction of Mr. F. F. H Gcrow, ut W. Hampton’s Woodland Kstate, five miles be low Columbia, and be let t«» Mares at 875 the season, ! $l2O lo insure, and one dollar to Ihe groom; the i money to lie paid in advance, or Indore the mares | are taken away. The season will commence on the first of Fehrua • ry and end the first of Inly. Extensive rye and grass 1 pastures provi led lor marcs, and separate Jots lor ! such as may have young foals, and mares well fed, a 50 rents per day. Lvtfy care will be taken to guard against accidents, but no responsibility should they occur. Row ton is n good chestnut without white, fifteen and u half hands high, of great bone and muscle He is a horse oft be finest limbs, and most exa f, t proportions, and after llio exportation of Arnphion vvns considered the most beautiful stallion in Eng land. 11 is stork are thought very promising, and arc selling as high as the get ol any stallion in Ihe kingdom. Uy a reference lo the sporting periodi cals of i ho day, Rowton s pedigree and performances may he seen, ns also the very high estimation in which he is held both in England and America. N. B.—Black servants sent with mares, will be boarded gratis; having no accommodations for white persons on the spot, they must board in Co lumbia or elsewhere . iiCT The Augusta Chronicle and ueorgia Courier will please copy the above six time* weekly, and end their accounts to this office. — Col, lelewope. Jan 3 wfit , giETI'P GULF COTTON SEED.- 249 sacks r 1 Genuine Relit Gulf COTTON SEED, careful ; |y selected expressly for ibis Market. Just receive d , from New Orleans and R + 1 Jan. V ** aflNO RENT, until l«l January, 1838, Jl a Store Himso with a Post Oilin' attached, in n good neighborhood for selling good., about tliirly-livo miles from Auguala. For further particulars enquire of .Ur. A. KuowlUin, Augusta. Jan 16 18 6tvv NANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.—The subscriber, by recent arrivals from Charleston and the North, is enabled to oiler In the public a va riety of Fancy and Staple Articles, at the lowest rates, viz ■ 8 and 9-4 London Dnffil Blankets Super. French do do “ Ruse do do Red and White Flannel tiro Line and bleached Homespuns Marseilles Ciumleipainos r Irish Linens [t Fine Longcioth y Furniture Calicoes s French Chintz Servants ifandk fs, 1 and 5-4 square •Single and double widlU Merino J Worsted Table Covers Grass Cloth and Corded Skirls Silk Hose and J Hose Colton do Black Silks for Dresses Spool and Ball Cotton, English Pins; and other articles 100 various lo be enumerated. Also, a superior article ofGERM AN WORSTED CRUELLS, lor fancy work, at T. P. BYME, Broad st. second door below Bridge st. Jan l 2 U 3t IOTS AT FLORENCE FOR SALE—The i second sale of Lots at the beautiful town of Florence, Stewart County, Ala. will lake place on Monday the 201 h day oI February next, at which tihio will ho offered filly o' one hundred desirable Lois. Terms of sale made known on the day. Flo rence is situated un the banks of the Chattahoochee, 2'J miles below Columbus and 6 miles above Ir winlon. Any thing in praise of this beautiful seat is deem ed unnecessary. But those who wish to live on a " Southern River, enjoy good health by drinking good I water, and making money, would do well to appear | on the day. H. W. JERNIGAM, Jan 11 8 vvtd] Agent lor the Company. 00~ The Mae in Messenger, Georgia Journal, S. R. Sentinel, Charleston Mercury and Alabama ’ Journal, will please publish the above weekly lilt day ol sail*, and Ibrvvird their accounts to mo fir payment at Lumpkin, Slewurt Coiuitv, Ga. • H. W J. I F HTV SHERIFF'S SA I.E.—On the first Tiles . s-V day in March next, at the lower Market he l j ween the usual hours, will he sold four Negro men i ' owit:—Nut, Charles,Calloway,aiul Ben,levied on i j ns the properly of Jarvis Ballad, deceased, to satisfy I mu li. liis fh>m the Court of Common Pleas el llio I j city of Augusta, viz John Fox, vs. Jarvis Ballad, • j and G. B. Lamar, vs. the same, i Terms cash, pureliasurs lo pay tor ti les. ■ ] jan 85 whig E Martin, S c. a J UJiOHIII A, Jefferson Cmmtii i %W IH.HEAS, Unger L. (lambic applies lo mo w w lor I .el tors ol Administration on the oriole ofManning spnuliey, dee'll, these me Iherofura to cite and admonish nil and singular the kind oil and creditors ol raid deceased, to he and appear at my . office within the lime prescribed by law, to shew cause, ilany they have, why said letters should nut be granted. E, BOTIIWELL, Dep. Clk.C.O. [ -lan 3 I \v3l)d I _ , SAMUEL LANE. Tailor and Import r of English Cloths, «Jr. 48 Broad street, UAVING just arrived from London, begs most respect fully to return Ills si cere thanks to the citizens of Charleston, and the adjoining Stales, for • the very liberal shire ol patronage which ho has , hitherto received,and feels that ho would he want i ing in gratitude for such support, were he not thus publicly lo acknowledge tiie honors so conferred, - and to prove that he has still an earnest and sincere desire lo extend, il possible, bis connections in South Carolina. He has been to England lor the purpose o ofoflfecling arrangements of a direct intercourse be n tween the establishment there and here, and also o with the Cloth Manufacturers, Ac. &e. g Having completed his arrangements in a manner • to ensure a quick succession of llio most fashionable articles ol Dress being exported, he most respect il lullyassiires them that ho Ims now opened an assort ;- menl of COATS, Ac. Ac., which are not lo he sur n passed lor quality, workmanship and stylo, in llio y U. Stales. a S. L. begs to add ihat all orders in his business fur llio London Aiarkels, will nieel n promptness of despatch which will characterize the peculiar ad vantages of this establishment Master Tailors may he supplied with the Intent lasliions. i, N. ll.—Wanted, 18first rata COAT HANDS, if Wr The Savannah Georgian and Augusta Chroni c ole, w ill please give the above two Insertions on Snl i- unlay and Thursday, until further notice.—CluirUs e ton Mercury, e Jan. 20. J(J i- A PTLES.—Tim suhscriher has on eonsigninent Vrn. a lot ol superior Northern Drved Apples that j w ill he sold very low bv the hag or bushel. Fanii . lies wanting cheap limit will do well to call soon, i BENJ. BAIRD. / Jan. 24. 4t jy BIIKADDEN, Portrait Painter, reepect • hilly informs theCitizvnsof Augusta ihnt he has returned to this city, and taken the room in the , .Masonic Hall, which ho occupied list winter. , &y~ Specimens of his Painting may be seen in a t few days nt Ins room, lo which he invites the atten tion ol' those disposed to patronize him. Jan7 5 If SA EE.—(ln the first Tuesday -J in April next, w ill he sold at the Courthouse in Wayneshorough, a Negro Boy, Kohbin, belonging to the estate of William Rogers, deceased, and sold under the will of said deceas d. 'Forms of sale made known on I ho day. EDWARD HATCHER,) „ , JOHN TOMLIN. j Ex rs. 1 Burke co. Jan 7 X ]] td r ( i UARDIAN'S NOTICE—Four mnnihsnfmr XA dale, applietuion will ho made to the honora ble the Inferior Court of Columbia county, when - silling tor ordinary purposes, (or leave to sell three a Negroes, belonging In Mrs. Lydia Pugg. Jan 6 4 (nii*i BENJAMIN BVUQ, Guard. ! Adniiiiirtlraior’rt sale**. r 0/t Ttitahy, t!f- Hlhnf Febrnut'ij next, ' conformity lo an order of the Court of Os " vlinutj ol itichmonJ county, will he sold at lire lower Market House, in the city of Augusta, I the following property, belonging to the Estate i! of Win. Bryson, deceased: Y Four NEGRO Slaves, named DANIEL, aged about Hi years, HENRY, “ “ 14 do ‘ JOSEPHINE, “ 10 do JIM, 41 6 do JESSE, a Negro cliild, 12 months. A I.SO, r Ten Shares of the Capital Slock of Iho An -1 gusta Insurance & Hanking Company, 1 Share in J the Augusta Theatre Company, and Ido Angus ’ la lee Company. Also, a Vacant Lot on Rey nold street, on which the late Mrs. Murren re sided. HARPER C. BRYSON, Adrnr. Y Henry and Daniel will he sold on lire same . day, at the Market House in the city of Savannah, i December 7 wtd 21 ; ,'ifl»nitt iNtr/iior’H •\’o/ire. , , JJ.' OUR months after dale, application will he I tip made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Burko county, when silting for Ordinary purpo ses, for leave lo sell all the Real Estate ol John j Watts, deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs and • I creditors, 1 | MULFORD MARSH, Adrnr. * Novembers, 1836 4tm 15 Admiiiisti'iitorN IVolice* s I SjlOL'U mnnllis after dale, application will be Sj made lo the Honorable Inferior Court of . Burke county, when sitting for Ordinary purpo » ses, for leave to sell the Negroes belonging lo the r Estate of Charles Cavcnuh, deceased. MICHAEL WIGGINS, Adrnr. J j November 8, 1836 dim 15 1 1 Adniinintrator’* Xoiicc. BNOL’R rnunths idler dale, application will tic * made to the Honorable Inferior Court ol \ j Efcnvnn county, when sitting for ordinary purpo- I scs, for leave to sell all the Lands belonging lo . the Estate of Rcliecca Ponder, lase of said eoun ■ ty, deceased, for the purpose of division among 1 the heirs of said Estate, • GEORGE ROBBINS, Adm’r. , Nov. 1, 1836 13 • (V o nCF '. — i ° llr months after data application J» will be made to the Honorable the Inferior r Court of Burko county, whileshting fin' ordinary Im j siness, for leave lo sill sumo lands in Cherokee and Burko county, consisting of sixty acres in Cherokee and two tracts in Burke, ('outlining lour hundred - and thirty acres,known nsihe Clark Tract; all be s longing lo the estate of William Bryan, doc’d, of • Burke county—sold for tho purpose of paying the J debts of said estate. JAMES GRUBBS, Adm’r. ELIZABETH BRYAN, Adm'x. Jan 3 I jm i, C3rOr. ROBERTSON Ims Romovwl td tta lower o enomcnt of the brick house ol Me**r*. Rowe & Har r per*, on the north side of Broad «trcet. s Jan. 24. 2v\d H —— —— - * ■ i . ... ■ ■■■ . -■« . 1H AVI tliiH clay mild my stock in mule to Messrs, (’lark & Holland, who will continue th» Cloth - ing Business at the old and well establish ed stand, o 2‘JI Broad-st rent. i mint that the liberal patronage n which has been extended to me while in business, i w ill not ho lost w ith them, t Jan 14 lljfl D’LYON THORPE. A Id. persons having chum* against mo, will please I\. pr.%enl them ut the old stand, whole 1 tan be tbnmi for one month from this date Persons in debted to me are politely requested to make imme diate payment. D’LYON THORPE. Jan 14 11 if Ba rgaTns—selling off~TF cost.- The subscribers intending to closo their but. nes* oiler their whole stock of goods at cost for casl; their sleek consists of a very general assortment of dry goods, among which are Extra line Blue anti Black, Chillis, Bine Silks, Black hr. Boinbazirns, Merinos, Irish Linens, English Long Cloths, &o. MORGAN & WYATT, No. 20(J, Jan 4 2 STOLEN, from a Hoarding house in this oily C J last night, or early this morning, a superior blue BROADCLOTH CLOAK, for which a suitable , reward will he paid, on its delivery at the Chronicle A Sentinel olliee [.lank ], {Cr From information received, it is supposed that the above mentioned CLOAK was sold by a man who stole it, to a mulatto Wagoner, who, it ,s slated, led this city for Greensboro’, or that neighhor a hood, last Friday morning. Any imorraation re f spooling will bo I hanktnlly received , i 'LOTUS.—The Subseriliers are Ibis day open -0 nig two eases CLOTHS, imported by them direct Irom England, per ship China, consisting of , Bines, Steel Mixed, and Fancy Colors—principally ,[ low priced. They have also received per snip Victoria, from . Liverpool. „ Superfine and low priced Irish Linens j Damask Table Diaper r Pantaloon Stulls Coimcerpnnes Fimiituro Dimities Cainldets, Jii rmoes, Ac. , liioh they will idler at New York prices. 1 EDGAR CARMICHAEL r J«n 9 f. ts CtAKI’ENTER’S OU&tlesinou* Extract of Mas s bird, or Ore of Siuapicr —A most valuable ru heliieienl, and nets nistnnlaneonolv on its application For sale by CLOUD & BOTH WELL, ( Jan 19 Ifi] No. 232 Broad-street. 1 H IST AKKIV FA), a splendid assortment of Italian • L< Alabasters and Mnrnle Oriinmenis. VVe would ! cull the attention of the citizens ol Augusta to a rare > assortment of Alai asters and Marble Ornaments, brought Horn Florence, and made expressly lor I ids market. We have visited this country from motives similar lo those w Inch induce Americans to visit Ita ly, VVe arc also (old that the Americans are a rapid , ly growing lli,llo| i not only in wealth und ontorprizo . lint olsutlm. 1 Uwy eultivutea refinement of taste; con , seipietdly wolmx"’ brought here, Ihagientisi variety elf he finest specimens l oi art, ever yet introduced in this l ily. Consis ing of Alabasters, Again, and Marble Vases, Watch Ca ses, Ornamental Baskets, Marble and Alabaster Can dle Sticks, Dogs, Pilchers,Coloured Toys, and some splendid Marble centre Table Tops, Ac. Ac. The above are now exhibited and for sale at the auction rooms ol Sandifonl A Collins, ladies and gentlemen arc invited to culland examine fur them selves. I Jan 17 ts 13 r (siinnliau’k Salt* 1 \MTIUMI on the brut Tuoailay in March next “ w hi (he Court Hoiihc in Elberton, hy or of * the Court ol Ordinary of Bibb Homily: Three Hun i drod Am** of Land, more or lorn, ndjoiniug Mrs Evan* anil Dr. KichunlMon, and lying botwuon .- h 1 yanimhund llrond River*, in Elbert County. Mold u as the property of IVlarihii Ann ChildoN, minor. JOHN h. CHILDERS, Citurdian J 27 UKt id r "EXTENSIVE STOCK OP READY MADE l* CLOTHING. R. U. I, JVO. 197 HU (Kin STHKt'/r, ’ II vonufanrly on hand, and continue* daily to JL M receive from ins own manufactory, lre*»h *up- B |diea ol the most FASHION ABLE AND WELL I MAUIi ('LOriIING, which he offer* Wholomdo and Rrtnil, on the iiioml liberal taiin» f and inviien hi* 4 friend* and cuNtomerN to eall and examine Great pmii* are taken in the ■election and work inanrthip ol hi* tvood*, and hi* af)*oriumnt i* not *ur , pub*ed m any market Hi* Stock compiim** every . article in hi* line, among which uro ilie following, U DRESS AND FROCK CLOTH COATS, of snperfiae and eonimnii Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, - Green, invisible Green, Dahlia, Purple, Claret, I Gray, Ac. t OVER-COATS, first rale and common Blue, i- Black Brown, Drub, Olivo, Green, Dahlia, Mohair, Steel Mm, Pilot Cloth, I’elershurns, Ae. Als», su perior German Goalshatr Camhlet. GENTLEMEN’S MU'. CLOTH CLOAKS, . Blue, Blues, ami llimw o, line und common Camhlet, of Blue Brown, Ae. BA DIES SUPERFINE A COMMON CLOTH „ CLOAKS, Blue, Brown, and Oliva. Also, lino and common Catuhlel, Merino, Circassian, Brochelles, j Ae. Ac. PANTALOONS,oI stiperfnic and common Cloth, HI ui, lUac’k, Humn, Olivo, Dial), («rcy and Uidlj linn Ihiu k and oilier Kih'd < 'aNwimere* of all desi rip liou* and color*. AUu, u variety of i'luul Cloliiund ■ ('a.HhimereM, < ord mid Heavcrtino*. , V EMTS, Hiqmftlno ami common Blua ami Black , (’loth and (JoMsim. re, I’lain, I'laid and Pig’d Silk Vol j vela, Plain, I laid and l Mennoow and Valenlius, . While and Hull C ushimere, Plum, Plaid, und Pig’d Silk, i’lain and Pig’d 'Poiliix tt and Merino, Plain and Pij»'d Uuilied Silk, Plain, Pig’d ami sniped Mar- BeilloH, Plain and Pig’d Cotton Velvul, Swundown, Acv. iVr. t NATINE'PI IsOTIUNU, tine h common FrncliH, r Comocfl and Koiiud JackoUi, Plain, Plaid and Slri • pixl Pantaloon*. i YOUl’irs AND BOY’S CEOTHING. Blue, 3 B!k, Broun and Omen Frock and Drc N H < • ,t*, pan inlooiiH and Veals, do. Satinet Proek*, Coalei**, K<jtind JaekelM, PanPdoo* and Vr*l*, (Jlolh and Po leittham Uver-CoalH, and Camhlet ( leaky. A l*o, a variety ol’ Negro Clothing. GENTLEMEN'S lINK Ei.Ni.N AND COT ■ TON SIJIKTS, Sirip' d and Plaid Gingham, do. I Woolen and Colton ( iul”r*sliiri* and Drawers, Col lar i, Bogonw, Su* j»eiui« rs, Stocks, and Jldkf*. ’ Also, a general assortment ol f'UU, HJLh. AND 3 UEA \DU JUTS AND TUK CAI‘S. Juu. 24 19 NEW LIVERY ISIAHLSMIMEM. Bit. U it.SO.K Wft KSPKCTFL'I.IjV infnrms his friends, and K-SsT Hie public generally, that he has taken that extensive Establishment, in the rear of the Eaoi.k A i’nmMx IforM., (which has recently , been lilted up in a snperinr maimer,) and will he j happy lo accommodate his friends, and those Who ! may favor him with (heir patronage, With ! VEHICLES of almost every description, and of superior workmanship, generally new, and HORSES which arc not surpassed by anv in the southern coiiniry. Every exertion will he made to give general satisfaction, and the propri etor trusts, hy strict attention to business, and making, in ail eases, hie charge* moat eehaonu hle, to receive encouragement and patronage from the citizens of this place, and the adjacent conn try. (fj'lfe can accommodate, and will he happy to receive from 1 to 2(10 Horses on Invent. Drovers will do well to give him a t all. June 82 ts 7fi /JA HOLLARS HEW A 111).-*. Runaway front the subscriber, in .Macon, un the Dili nit. a i negro man named I’KI MUS,about thirty-five or lofty years of age. Ho is about file ieel seven or eight inches high, rather slender, veryipjiek in his speech and motions ; has lost most of his front teeth, and an< uks nineh like an African or low country negro.- When bn left ho had on a Kenlneky jeans truck tswl, yellow homespun | antalooiis, a fair of Russet shoes, and a large brunts] wool hat. He may endeav or to get t. South Carolina, nn the Savannah river, j below Hamburg. A reward ol Ten Dollars will be | given for arresting said negro nftd confining him in I jail, or Forty Dollars w ill he given if the said nc ' jgrois deliver 'd to William Fort, in Macon I , VVM. B. BALL. I Macon, Jan If, jg it | firjf' flic Millrdgevilb Recorder, Augusta Senti- I nel, Savannah Repoldtenn and Darien Telegraph , 1 will give the above 4 insertions. —Macon Messenger 1 1 Storage oft’wet or drygoods', MA\ bo had in a firo proof building, in a Biife and contra! oituation, hv apply ing ai ilio cor ner of Bay ni»d Mclntosh *irpcts. Feb 3 2-2 flr.w rtoLAMto totcli sißfft the rrjwta'inn oj which has n»m become established ns the most sa/t and efficacious remedy seer dit‘ • covered Jar INFLUENZA, COUGH, COLDS, ASTIIMAf WHO!)RING-COUGH, SPITTING OF BLOOD, AND ALL APFRCTIONS , OF THE LUNGS. ruEPAtiKn on'lt r,r daniel Goddard, new y^ork, Now* sole proprietor. .n prp«:#*nt!ng thin Uscfut remedy to the Poblic, Ihe Pro prietor is authorised by a Physician, from whom the Recimf Weis confidentially obtained, to stale, that ho has used $ himself, and in Ills extensive practice In Pulmonary affcc' lions, with astonishing effect. The happy Combination of vegetable substances, of which it is entirely composed, arc peculiarly adapted to diseases of the Lungs, Liver, and Stomach. This medicine has been used very extensively. *M il# proprietor has not know n a single instance in which /t failed in giving relief in diseases for which it is recommend ed ; even in cases approaching lo rorwurrtptfow, attended with bleeding at the Lungs, and whure all other remedies had failed, the most derided and fluttering success Has attended its use. Common Colds, which are generally the effect of obstructed perspiration, will yield to its influence . in a few hours ; when used in asthinii, hoarseness, wheel ing, and shortness of breath, it gives immediate relief, pro curing tranquil rest and sleep. In whooping-cough it is without a rival. It operates by gentle expectoration,-and may be given lo infants with perfect safely. The genuine New England Cough Syrup ttffl f»e *i». vcloped in a bill of directions, enclosed ihr an cmgfated wrapper, bearing on it the snrnatwfo o/ the proprietor in his own hand writing. The bottle will be scaled and stamped m the cork * New England Cough Syrup.* A few oi the many certificates in favor of this Syrup which are in possession of the Proprietor, are added for the perusal of those who may ho troubled with similar Cum plaint*. if raw*. Moffat, Plummer 4- So. (seiUlnnen After having tried, hy the recommendation °f my •••end?, almost every medicine for a cough, without !ho least relief, I had recourse to your New England Cough Syrup, and air enabled lo say, with much thnnk iiincsri, tint it has cured me of one of the meet obstinate coujihs I ever knew', and shall feel it to be a duty lo re commend it lo every one whom I find in need of so valua ble a medicine. Yours respectfully, , , T . JOHN P. S*Et£lW. Itnuton, Nor. 20, IflJl. I have the satisfaction tffid piftijtjfte fit fnfWhitoV r6tt that the bottle of Now F.nplmtd Cong/# ftvrhtf, wh'frli f procured of yon on the 23d of April, has fchtirefy fttieved me from a very severe cough which had afflicted me fcv a' snort time past. After using a Variety of medicine, and finding no permanent relief, 1 wa* induced by the advice of my friends lo trt your Syrup. Tim result I havd already slated ; it succeeded beyond my expectation : and I cheer*' fully recommend it as a very valuable medicine for all those who may ho afflicted w ith similar complaint*. Yours respectfully, CHARLES KUGGLEES. For Sole hy KITCHEN & ROBERTSON. Jan. 28 23 rowaSd’s ki’miinr Tonic Ui\lm*e, tfr Vegetable Febrifuge. arranteil to boa ported and lasting cure for Uio FEVER AND AGUE, ’x ha lollowing uro «omo of the many KknbvOodvV' mciilo in il« favor : trum Dr. 1). IF. Fnrraml, Surgeon Dentist, J'ltiliiJeljihia. —With regard lo your Tonic Mixture, I do not 0 luwilate, alter a groat deal of experience, nut on ly in my own oa.o, bin in eovoral raeiub. re of my fix niily, to pronounce it onoof the Item modicinee known lor F event, and more particularly for Fever and Ague This (lixiwiho Hcized hold of my extern in the fall of 1929, end continued with increasing WeftVe> defy ing all the ordinary remedies, «ntrhfio4FrinlfMP 1831, when I concluded lo teat the efficacy of year course. I, with cordial snlistacfion, am enabled la state, that 1 was immediately restored to excellent heath, which I have uniliimily enjoyed Irom that period. Having witnessed the decided efficacy of your medicine iu many other eases, 1 find a pleasufro hr recommending it to all my Irienda, and am pleased to say it boa suc ceeded beyond my must sanguine expectations. Yours, respectfully i> W. FAURAND, truth Mr. I nomas Court, Sjinng Harden, Vhilaad 1 shall lie happy to nllurd to the public a history of the sickness Irom which I was rostered by Ruwand's Tonic Mixture. 1 had the Fever and Ague C,r tdif rfr ill months, of a very ohslinale character, fvhfelV had entirely overpowered the elasticity of rrty system, and 1 I was fast sinking into a stale ol complete exbaosti or. I About tins period I was attoeked with a severe cold, attended with a violent cough, together with night sweats, sml soon hod all the distressing symptom* es active consumption. An eminent physician had cun sltmtly attended me, but with very little success ; and at length ceased bis visits, desponding of being abls lo ulford me essential relief. 1 had now very ittle prospect of obtaining assistance, and had almost ds spairo Inf recovery. Jn such a dreadful condition, I was advised to ninko use ol your Tonic Minurs/ and I determined to try it os a last resort. 1 need nut observe, tliul it was attended, in my cose, with its usu al restorative elfeels, and, within a few weeks, 1 pro* blessed with returning Itoallh, and happmesit. ,'fhree olbcis of my family are, also, instances of its benefi cial influence; who, with many more of ray acquaint unices, are ready tu corroborate the minty rscumnrary. dulions which are presented in its behalf/ A supply just received, and fur sale by cloud & uoTtfvrixL No 232, Brsud-streot. Dee If! 100 PUO*PK(JTV§. AT the late meeting of the Alumni of Franklin College, it was unanimously resolved to be ex pedient lo make arrangements tu issue a monthly Lit erary magazine, tu bo caficit 'I lit: Alltic.inait.. . . 'Dio undersigned were appointed by the Society a’ committee of publication and joint Editors ol the work, until the next meeting of the Society. We have no interest in the work, except that which we take in the welfare of the country mid the honor of the Stale. We, of the South, have too lung depended upon foreign parts lor our Literature, and neglected our own talents. Wo shall be weak so long os we think we are weak ; and dependant until we moke ell.ms to be independent. Wo hope all the friends of Literature in the Stale, and especially the Alurtmi of Franklin college, will patronize the enterprise bulb by word end deed. State pride, the love of Litera ture. our interest in the cause nf general education, all call niton ns lo sustain on enterprize so necessary to our improvement, and tbu honor of the Slaw. A. 8. CLAYTON,, JAMES JACKSON,t K. D. MOORE’ WM. L. MITCHELL, C. F. McCAVi SAM’L. I*. FttESSLBT If. 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