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OFFICIAL DRAW ISO OF THE wcorgia Slate Lot lory. Fjr the benefit of tlio Augusta Indep’t Fire Como'v CLASS NO 19, for 1837. 39 34 49 74 33 3 33 M 25 K1 Ti "■so" I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above number. . “ s Hiey stnml are correct, as taken frotmtbe Man nger s certificate of the drawing of the Virginia State lottery for the Town,of Pe'.ersburgh Class No. 4, for 1837, drawn at Alexandria, Va., May 13ll„ 1337. And which determines the fate of all the Tickets in uie above Lottery. M .. A. READ, Agent. Mn >’ 1C U 4 GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. .. I'or the benefit of the AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY CLASS NO. 20.— FOR 1837. i 0 be determined by the Drawing of the Virginia iS'IQUi Lottery, lor the benefit of the Monongalia Academy, C ass No 4, for 1837. lobe drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va. Saturday, May 20th, 1837. D. S. Gregory & Co. (successors to Yales & Mc- Intyre,) Managers. CAPITAL 25,000 DOLLARS «!! AND scar.MK. IjPnze of $23,000 is 25,000 1 7,500 is 7,500 1 6,000 is 5,000 1 4,000 is 4.000 1 3,000 is 3,000 1 2,500 is 2,500 1 2,200 is 2,200 20 1,000 is 20,000 20 250 is 5,000 78 200 is 15,600 130 150 is 19,500 200 125 is 25,000 60 100 is 6,000 60 90 is 3,400 60 60 is 3,600 60 50 is 3,000 120 30 is 3,600 5940 20 is 118,800 26550 10 is 265,500 43305 Prizes, amounting to $510,200 75 No. LOTTERY—IS DRAWN BALLOTS 55* Tickets slo—Shares in proportion. 55‘J’ickets in the above Lottery can bo obtained at all times by country dealers and those who are disposed tojadventure, by sending their orders to the undersigned, who will give prompt attention, if ad dressed to A. READ, Contractor and State Agent, Augusta, Geo. may 16 114 Pin Lost. LOST, last evening, between this city and the Georgia Rail Road depot, a Gold Breast Pin. The finder will bo liberally rewarded, and receiv. tho thanks of the owner by leaving it at this ofllcee may 4 VAUCLLSE MANUFACTURING CO. A SUPPLY of Yarns and Oznahurgs will, in fu ture, bo kept on hand ot the Company’s De pository, at R. C. Baldwin’s Store, Broad-st. Augus ta, via., where the former customers of the Factory, an l the trade generally are invited to call. VV’.M, G. NIMMO, Sec’y * TreasT. March 29 ts 73 Notice. GEO. W. CRAWFORD is my legally,anthoris ed agent dunng my absence from the city ol An gusla, (jleo. WM. WIUGHT. npnl 24 IwtOct. 95 S H OES. SP RING ANOSUMMEU ASSORTMENT B. W. FORCE & CO. HAVE received 500 packages Boots and Shoes comprising every article in the line. All ar rangements being with Manufactures direct, they can bo sold as low os in the Northern cities. for Sale, all kinds of Leather, Moroco, Seal, and Li ling Skins. WANTED. —500 Sides Georgia tanned light Sole leather, 500 do do do UperLeath crin rough. AprillS . HAMBURG DEPOT,) April 18, 1837. f |V OTICE is given, that payment of freight for 1 N Merchandize by the Rail road will be requi red at tho Depository on delivery ol the Goods. All Goods not taken from the Depot, Within twenty-lburjhonra alter noticeof arrival and delivery i i given, will be sent to a public store, at the ow ner or consignees expencc. april 19 91] A. R. HAIG, Agent. IVcw ftooils, s FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. raiHE subscribers havs received an assortment of I seasonable goods, consisting of Sup. bl'k, green and Dahlia col’d Broad Cloths, do do and olive col’d Cashmerett do do and brown drab’d e le's do do and olive Borobazins, I bihlia col’d Genoa Cashmere, Sniped and fancy do I'n ncy Linen Drillings, do Chally, Mar’s and Satin Vestings, U ith a variety ol articles to which they would in vite the nttentiou of their customers and tho public generally PRICE &MALLERY, april 17 Drapers * Tailors, 253 Broad st. Evans’ CamofiiaiSc Fills- R PREPARED from n pure extract, of the flower, u a very wholesome medicine, mild in operation end pleasant in effect, the most certain preserver of health, a safe and effectual cure of Indigestion and Stomach Complaints, and as a natural consequence, u purifier of the blood, and a sweetener ol the whole system. To the Nervous and Debilitated. —The powers o Evans’s Comomilo Pills are such, that the palpila tmg heart, the tremulous hand, the dizzy eye, and the fluttering mind, vanishes before their effects, like noxious vapors before the benign influence of the morning sun. This t onic medicine is lor nerv o is diseases, general debility, indigestion and its ron- Hoquenoes; as want of Appetite, an apparent disten tion of the stomach, belchings, pai.is in the stomach, acidity, unpleasant taste in the mouth, lumbhng noise in tho bowels, nervous symptoms, languid ness when the mind becomes irritated, desponding, thoughtful, melancholy, and dejected; hypochondn aism,a low spirits, consumption, palpitations of the heart, nervous irritability, nightmare, rheumatism, spasmodic affection, dimness of sight, delirium, and n II other nervous symptoms, these rills will produce a aafe and effectual cure. A supply of the above highly valuable medicine j.ist received and for sale by N. B. (’LOUD, No. 232 Broad street. Where may bs had all’tho popular Patent Medicines of the day; ns well ns a general supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. <fec. may 5 COSTER & COVE’S Southern Tonic, A Family Medicine for the euro of Ague & Fever, i A. of Appetite, Indigestion, Heartburn, night Sweats, and every sympton of general debility The “Southern Ton c” is not offered as a remedy against tho whole catalogue of diseases winch man it heir to; hut the disease for which it is intended as a remedy, is that form of Fever known as Inter mittent or Fever and Ague—ln order that those who raay-he disposed to give the Southern Tonic a trial, may he belter salified with regard to its efficacy, the following certificates arc offered. From Dr. Musgrove, Surgeon in the U. S. Army. Walker county, Ala., July 2\st, 2830. Gentlemen.—l have had occasion, in the recent campaign with the Creek Nation, to attend upon very many cases of Ague and Fever, and by the re commendation of our Surgeon General, Dr. Me Le on, who supplied the army with our Southern lonic, I was induced to try it. I did so, and have novel in tho whole course of my practice been more pleas ed by the effect of any raedici3 e * never Jai to to cure. Yours re ipectf uu/» _ E.G. MUSGROVE, :»u.D. Fur. Col. McMillan’s Bat*n,4th Reg. Ala. > ol ia Montgomery, August Ist 1930. Gent.—l h ave used your Southern Tonic in sov *eral cases, and it proved efficacious in every one. Truly and re.pect(ully r jrour & s, M coLEs A supply just received and forsale by N, B. CLOUD, No 232 Broad-st. I «L Hats! Hats! ! TVRAB FUR HATS JtJ Drab Russia do Blank do do 1 Children’s black Silk Hats do do Fur do do Drab Silk do Mexican plain do Sup black Heaver do Sup black Silk do Together with on assortment of Palm Leaf am Leghorn Hats and Hat cases, for sale by CLARKE& HOLLAND, may 2 102 291 Broad-s(. IVotlco. \| r « if o Martha Ann Carpenter, having ceased . , lobe a wile to me, and apprehensive that she • is about to leave my bed and board without mv permission, 1 take this painful method of irivin nr it publicity to the world,—and I do hereby Ibrewam all and every person whatever, from trading with i my smd "'fe or giving her credit upon the laith of my responsibility—as I will not be liable for her contracts, conduct or conversation in nny shape or ; form whatever. BAILEY CARPENTER. . Burk county, Geo., May 3.1837. [may 6 106 ~ Canal llonr. '>j| BBLS fancy Brand Canal Flour, 50 do Baltimore, Howard Street. ALSO, 10 Tiercct of Prime Rice. Ju«t received and for sale, by may 9lt 103 A. I. HUNTINGTON &CO Notice. ON the first Saturday in May instant, the (. ity Council will appoint a City Constable to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ofWkuh ington Lawson. Applications to be made to the Clerk on or before 10 o’clock of that day. By order GEO. M. WALKER, may 2 102 The different papers in the City will publish ti c above. HAH KINSVILLE MONEY taken at par, tor Goods, by the undersigned, No. 197 Broad st. may 1 101 E. D. COOKE New Spring <*oods. SNOWMEN A: SHEAR. HAVE just received from New York and Phila delphia, a very large and splendid assortment ol Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, suitable for the Spring and Summer season, comprising a great va riety of new and splendid nrticles of the latest LonJ don and Paris styles, which have been selected with great care from the most recent importations for the city and country trade, among them are— Extra rich French Muslins with small figures, (lates styles) Superior French Printed J ickoneta and Cambrics small figures, and entirely new styles Rich 6’ilvor-stripcd and Printed Lawn Muslins Superior black and white French Muslins Extra black Grenadine, and black Crape D’Lyons Extra French, Gorman, and Manchester, Ginghams, of very superior styles Superior black and white Mourning Ginghams (extra quality) I Extra 4-4 French Prints, small figures, and superior styles SupcriorEnglish and American Prints Superior French and English blackand white Prints for mourning, (extra quality) 1 Extra rich London and American Furniture Prints ! Extra rich black Gro do Rine, (richest lustre) ’ Matieoni’s best black Italian Lustrings Superior wide black Gro dc Swiss Extra 5 4 French bl’k Bombazeens, (Lupin’s raanuf.) Superior black Chally’s and black Italian Crapes Extra rich French Needle Worked Muslin Capes and Collars, of the latest Paris style, (a very largo assortment) : Infant's Needle-work’d linen Cambric Cops & Bodies Needle-worked Muslin Bands of superior style A very large supply of Needle-work'd -Muslin Edg ings and Insertings, (now patterns) A large supply of Thread Lace Edgings and Insert ings, (new and rich patterns) A large supply of Blond laces and Grecians quillings Superior German Cruets for embroidering (a very largo supply of the best quality) embracing a very great variety of tbo richest colors Canvass and Needles for embroidering Ladies fancy cotton & rich embroidered silk Aprons Ladies superior Mohair Caps, (a very largo supply) Extra 3-4 and 4-4 rich Hornani, Gauze, and limey Shawls and Handkerchiefs Superior plain white, black, and fancy 4-4 heavy twisted silk Shawls Rich Blond Gauze Scarfs and fancy Chalelaines Superior 3-4 and 4-4 black love Hdkfs and black love and crape Veils Rich green, white, and black Blond Gauze Veils Superior black, white, & green dolled Lace for Veils Superior plain and figured B ibbinett’s & Blond Laces Superior white and black Silk Laco Edgings Ladies’ superior Hem stich-needle worked, and cor ded linen, cambric Handkerchiefs Gentlemen's superior white Damask, crimson, Eng lish, and fancy Pongeo Hdkfs Extra plain Jackunct, Nansook, Mull, and Book Muslins Superior figur'd Swiss and Book Muslins ■Superior undressed Cambrics and Bishop Lawns Rich fancy striped & check Swiss Muslins, new style Superior oriental and fancy check’d Muslins, (a very large supply) Extra rich fancy bonnet and cap Ribbons Rich embroidered and fancy Belt Ribbons Ladies’ extra colored and black 11. S. Gloves Ladies' superfine white and black pic uie Gloves Gentlemen’s superfine black 11. S. and white Berlin Gloves Ladies’superior block and w hite open worked, and plain English Silk f/ose Ladies' superior Lisle Thread Hose Ladies’ superior plain mid opened-worked Linen Hose Ladies’ superior English amlGerman while and black cotton I [me, (best style) Ladies' superior brown and fancy cotton Hose Misses superior white and fancy colored cotton Hose, - No. I, 2,3,4, and 5 Youths' white and mixl cotton half-Hoso Gentlemen’s superfine while, black, brown, ami Ran dom Cotton and Thread half-Hoso Superior French Gum Elastic Suspenders, (best qua lity) Superior 5-8 and 3-4 long Lawns Superior 7-8 and 4-4 Irish Linens, round thread and warranted all Flax Superior heavy 9-B_lrish Linens, expressly for pillow cases . Superior 5-4 and 6-4 Irish Linen Shootings Extra 8-4,10-4, 12-4, and 14-4 rich Damask Table Cloths Superior Damask Napkins and white Doyles Heavy Scotch and superior B. E. Diaper tor Towels Scotch Huckaback a very superior article for Towels , Superior Ticklonburgs and Russia Sheetings i Extra 12 4 w hite Marseilles Quilts with fringe from r S7 to S2O I Superior 12-4 white knotted Counterpanes , Ladies’ superior w hile and black corded Skirts, with ■ small raised JJplks Ladies’ superior Corsctts, No. 1,3, 3,4,5, and 6, best stylo - Superior 9-8 and 5-4 Furniture Dimities extra quality 1 Superior Garment Dimity and Hair Cord Muslins , A lar.e supply of American and German Cotton f Fringe . Superior white and brown French Drills . Extra French and German plain white, and brown Linens , Superior Georgia and German Nankeens . Superior Crape Camblets, black Lastings and black Circassians Superior (aucy mixtures* Bengal stripes for youth’s clothing e Extra uht. & colored double back Marseilles Vesting i Extra blue and black cloths ami Buff Cassimeree 4 A large supply of Kentucky Jeans e Gentlemen’s superior Linen Bosoms and corded Col lars (best style) e A large supply ofGent'cmon’s Summer Stocks (some very narrow) t. Ladies’superior Umbrellas and Parasols of the best i, Gentlemen’s superior Silk'and Cotton Umbrellas (extra size and quality) Ladies’ rich white and gilt, and black and gilt Reti cules Rodger’s best quality of Scissors Superior Drill Eye Needles, & Kirby’s patent Pens Taylor’s and Clark’s best Spool Cotton (300 yards) Superior Pearl Buttons, some very small size for La- r < dies' Dresses . 1 Superior quill back and shell-tuck and side Combs, (deep teeth) V Li ncn tapes, braids, white and colored Bed Lace n , Superior Darning Cotton 11 .Superior palm leaf and rich feather fans r " Superior Oil Silks and Oil Cloths ? A large supplyof paper hangings (new patterns) nidi Screens for Fire Boards, ot the most splendid 10 patterns . Coarse Bobbinetts for Pavihions ’■ Slater's 4-4 Premium Bleached Shirtings and English 11 SuperiorVL 7-8,4-4, 5-4, and 6 4 Brown Shirtings 11 and Sheetings . _ . 3- Heavy Shetucket Ticks, Apron & Furniture Checks Superior Flax Osnaharghs and Bear Duck s > Buckrams Padding and Top-sad Duck ir The above with a great variety of other articles 9 ; embracing almost every description of Dry Goods, ' d su jtable for the supplyof families and country Mer -hants will lie sold at very low prices—the public arc respectfully invited to call end 3- sortment. - of Lois in H» c tll y '■ * ,C OF BRUNSWICK, GA. 5 ‘ ,«.ite „„ oerous applications which have been milE UU'- by persons anxious to make ar -1 made for Lou. * g commence business next rangemenls to bu 1 a „f obtaining them from Autumn, and th - mllicul j ,j uce d the Brunswick “ indviduali Lot-holders,h' ,j e from one to j Land Company to offer at public J" ~ comrnon cc tw-ohundred wellsclecred■ W nelt) un .| derThe'supermtcndencc of tho D.rectors.or an Agent j be liberal, and title, indis rd'cotmtMionerGFxp^- 0 " Catal ° gUe “’ |t , j &c. CAR TWRIGHT. J HENRY RICE. Director. GEORGE M. DEXTER, ) April I Flour! Flour!! BBLS. Su|«rfine Baltimore Flour, on lard • G ing, will be sold low, for Cosh, in lots lo suit purchasers —Apply to GOULD & SIMMS, may 6 106 Soutiirrii Stcniii Packet t'o. SUBSCRIBERS in Augusta to the capital Slock of the above Company, ore required forthwith to pay to Kerrs & Hope, agents ol the Company, the second instalment due on their subscriptions— say one hundred dollars on each share. T. J. KERR, Trens’y & Sec’ry. Charleston, S. C., 21th April, 1837. may 1 ts 101 A Card. WILLIAM 11. ORCHARD, Professor of Mu sic, respectfully announces to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Augusta, and its vicinity, that he has just arrived from New York w ith a view oflocali ig himself in this place ns a teacher of Music on t ie Piano Forte and Guitar; and hopes that his pum - u ality ami strict altemion to tho improvement ol his pupils, will insure him n liberal sh ire of public pvl ronage. Amite lefi with Mr. H. Parsons, (to w rim Mr. O. h s the bon jr to refer) will receive pr. n pt attention. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired; may I dtf 101 1i J 111 S.—a splendid assortments of French CJ Muslin Shirts, just received and for sale by. CLARKE & HOLLAND, may 2 102. Siuiiunvi* Cllolliiu^. THE subscribers have this day received from their house in N. York, an assortment of Heady Made Clothing, made up under the immediate di rection of one of the firm which they would recom mend to the public. TRICE & MALLEHV, may 2 102 258 Broad street. Notice. ON the first Saturday in May instant, the City Council will grant Retail and Dray Licenses for the ensuing year. Blank applications for Retail Licenses can to had in application to the Clerk. By order. GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk. may 4 104 Dissolution. THE Copartnership now existing under the name of Yarborough and Meriwether, will be dissolv ed on the first day of May next by consent of par ties. All unsettled accounts must he rendered on said day. JOHN W. YARBOROUGH W. B. MERIWETHER Hamburg, april 20,1837 Town of Hamburg. reward. RESOLVED, That the Town Council of Ham burg, offer a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person or persons, who may bring proof to eonviction ol any person or persons, who may have had any incendiary agency in the late fire. Done in Council 251 h of April, 1837. B. F. McDONALD, Int. Pro. Tem. By the Intendant Pro. Tem. M. Gray,Clerk. April 20 5t 97 55* The city papers and Charleston Courier, will give the above five insertions. Congress Water. Afresh supply immediately from tho Congress Springs at Saratoga, for sale by april 29 100 W.HEWSON Oils. FINE White Sperm and Linseed Oil, just received (or sale by april 29 W. HEIVSON. Brushes. CLOTHES, Hair, Nail, Plate, Comb, Horse,and fine Dusting Brushes—comprising an elegant assortment, just icceived and for sale, by april 29 W. HEWSON. Lost Breast S^bbi LOST last evening a Gold Frame Breast Pin with tho figure of n Bird on the laco of it. Tho finder will ho rewarded and receive tho thanks ol the owner by leaving it at this office. april/29 100 (ilrcvn Douse liimts. JUST’receivod and forsale at tho Augusta Seed Store, a fine collection of Green House Plants, april 4 68 “TRUTH WILE PREVAIL. 1 ' DR. ROBERTS’S GENUINE W 7 olch IVlcdteamenCuin, BTVOR curing Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Liver Com -I ’ plaints, Jaundice, Colic, Fever and Ague, Dys entery, Ilcttdach, Loss of Appetite, Flatulence, Hy pochondria, Hysterics, Dropsical Complaints and Heartburn. It a)so prevents all Bilious Disorders, and removes habitual Costiveness, Asthma, Stran gury, Gravel, Rheumatism, Gout and impurities of tho Blood. CERTIFICATES. ■Sanquoit, Dec. 19, 1831. Dr. Marchisi— Dear Sir—ln the month of December, 1824, being at St. Anvils, province of Upper Canada,! caught a cold which soon settled into a fever ; at the same lime 1 had a most distressing cough, and a very se vere pain in my left side. I applied to several emi nent Physicians in Lewistown, Niagara co. who treated mo fur the Liver Complaint—but without success. I grow worse every day, and J thought 1 should soon ho called to appear before the great *'l AM.” In the month of March, 1825,1 applied to skilful Physicians in Oneida county, who treated me also for the Liver Complaint, without any essential ben efit I wehl afterwards to New York, in hopes that change of climate and diet and new scenes might possibly restore mo to health; and indeed a stay of a lew months there enabled me to renew my trade. I was not cured, however, (or from Uie time I was sick, until very lately, I was often distressed by a pain in my leftside, want of nppelito, indigestion, and a general depression of spirits. Last October J was induced to take “Dr. Roberts's Welch Medica mentum,” prepared by yourself, ami I feel grateful that I am able to state that after having used one pint sml a half, the pain in ray side has entirely subsided. I have regained my appetite, and my general health lias been so far restored that 1 have not felt so well as I do now within the'lnst eight years. I conceived it a duty I owe to the public at largo, to make my case generally known. I hope that thousands through tho United Slates, who are now as much afflicted as 1 have boon, will be induced to make atrial of your medicine, convinced that they will find it most beneficial. Yours respectfully, HENRY DAVIS. Utica, May 14th, 1831. Mr. J. M. Marchisi — Sir —This may certify that I have been severely afflicted for five years with the Inflammatory Rheu matism. I applied to some of tho most eminent Physicians in Now York, but received little or no relief. Fortunately, I began using Dr. Roberts's Genuine Welch Medicamentum, prepared by yon, from which I experienced very great and surprising benefit; and I sincerely recommend to every family this important medicine. Your humble servant, A. D. TALLANT. Utica, Jan. Ist, 1831. Dr. Marchisi— Dear Sir—Previous to taking your Medicamen tum, I was very much afflicted with Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, my eyes were very mucli inflamed and had been for more than a year. 1 had tried various remedies without much or any relict; until I com menced using your Medicamentum, from which I received almost immediate relief. Yours, *c. LUKE DODGE. N. B,—The Medicine will in no case be genuine without my vvritt’n signature on the label of each bottle. JOHN B. MARCHISI. Utica, March Ist, 1836. A supply of the above valuable Medicine just re ceived, and for sale by B. CLOUD, april 17 90 No. 323 Broad street. rculoi al Eiom v ol ISoucaet. FOR colds, coughs, complaints of the lungs load ing to consumption, spitting of Blood, asthma, croup or hives, hooping cough, pain in the breast and side, dyspepsia, difficulty in breathing m young children, &c. &c. &c. . This be ding and valuable preparation has proved successful in a practice of many years, and its repu tation and good effects may bo learned by the use of lor 2 vials. It produces ease, expectoration and an equal circulation of the fluids, obviates costiveness without causing debility, and brings a gentle and healthy moisture on the skm. It immediately quits a coughing .'lit, gives ease to a sore and painful breast, and supports the debilitated ( best and lungs under disease, and seated consumption. The highest me dical authority agree with those who have used it, to be the most valuable compound yet known m 71 A°snpply of the above justly celebrated Medicine just received and for sale fay jq r GLQUD, ! a p r il 28 _ 99] No. 232 Broad-st. D UTCH BOLTING CLOTHS—India Floor- Mattings. Philadelphia Kid and Moreceo Slippers, Cotton Fringes, and Cotton Hosiery, Brown Linens and Drillings, Irish Linens and Diapers, Mohair Caps. Curls and Ringlets, French Muslins and Ginghams. A good assortment of the above articles, just ro celved and for talc \ VyATT & Co. ' april 24 95 No 206 Broad-st j;>n oiru z;, * *l*i* •weihod of informing onr IrionJs, i ** and the public ponorally, that wo h.i vc opotitHi a large and extensive office, in the roar of tqp publi cation office on Broad street, in tho luiiiding formerly occupied by Messrs. Pemberton us die office of* llio . Chronicle, expressly for the execution of JOBS, of every description. The office w ill bo under the man | ageroent of Mr. \V.T. Thompson, who is one of k the best job-workmen in the city. | PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS, ! CAtIDS COTTON RECEIPTS, CIRCULARS, IMLI.N OF LADING, HAND BILLS, VISITING CARDS, BLANKS, HORSE BILLS, LABELS, PRICES CURRENT, and every description of plain and ornamental print ing, in Black, Bine, Green, Red, Bronze, and oilier • fancy colors, will be executed with neatness, taste, > and promptitude. w 1 Feb. 25 46 llacon. fVIHE subscribers havejust opened a Bacon house i JL at the Planter’s Hotel, (Hamburg,) ard being ■ determined to soil 50,000 rounds in live or six weeks, i are offering at lower prices than are usual in this t market. Come and get while you cun, for the article is first-rate, and prices very low. CRAWFORD & MFIVER. npril 89 3td a 3tw 100 otl’arlnn’Nliii). t'fnilK public are respectfully informed that the JL Partnership heretofore existing between Elias Nm an -& James Douglass, is this day dissolved, npril 21 2tw 03J 1.1,1 A6’ NASON B’ainti 4 N Invoice of White Lead consisting of Pure and Extra No. I. nml 2, from the Union White Lead Factory, together with a general assortment ol Coloured Paints in Oil, and drv, for sale by aprim \V. IIEWSON. tiaiiiaii’t* l*aiiaccn, ,Vv. A few boxes of Indian’s Panacea, Green’s Vcge i.34, table Tonic Mixture, Kowmid’s Tonic .Mix ture, nnd most of the fashionable patent nicdici.vw of the day, for sale by april 29 W * IIEWSON. rpilE subscriber having purchased the interest of 1- Mr. D. K. Bothwell, in the Drug establishment heretofore conducted under (he firm of Cloud & Both ‘ well, would inform his friends mid the public gone ■ rally, that he will continue the sumo, and keep con stantly on hand a large nssoitinent of ftesh Drugs, i Medicines, &c., which he will dispose of on terms as low as can be obtained in any Southern market. Ho would invito Physicians, Merchants, nnd others, to call nnd examine his slock before purchasing else where. april 4 N. B. CLOUD. Card. I i M. R. McKRE, & CO. hog leave to return » » their acknowledgements to their friends nnd the | uhlie. on both sides of the Savannah, for the I very liberal patronage extended towards them since their commencement in business. They also wish to announce to the ladies and gentlemen of Augusta and its vicinity,/that they nr# now opening from recent importations in New York a new and fashionable siock of spring and summer dry g> oils, which will he sold on moderate terras for cash or approved credit, march 172aw6w« Copartnership . fVIIIE undersigned have taken Mr. F. J Brown JL into copartnership, and will hereafter do busi ness under the firm of Uadi, ey, Owens, <fe Brown. Thankful to their friends for past patronage, they solicit i continuance ol it at the old bland. HADLEY OWENS. Augusta, April 8,1837 if 82 Kratly lade B.iiicu, S SUPERIOR Fine Linen nnd Cotton Shirts, cut and made in the best possible manner expressly in our order; fine Linen Rutiled and Plain Bosoms also. 50 doz. host round nnd square end Collars, by B. B. KIRTLAND& CO., march 31 75] Merchant Tudors, 250 Brond st. . GENTLEMAN’S SUPERIOR GLOVES, H AXTRA superfine black nnd fashionable colored L*i II as Kin Glares, (real kid ) Spun Bilk, Raw Silk while nnd colored, Lisle Thread spring wrist, white and colored Lisle thread Berlin. Just received by, B. B. KIRTLAND& Co. march 31 Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad Street. Fancy Woods. ITtXTRA superfine twill'd Spittleficld Pocket li Handkorehi Ts; do. do. embroidered fine linen cambric; do. Riding nml money Belts. Silk Night Caps nml Purses, leather, do.,Silk Nett under Shirts and Drawers, Cloth and Hair Brushes, <fcc., by B. B. KIKTLANDACo. march 31 Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad-Sl. naosierv. GENTLEMEN’S superior Black aria While Silk Derby rib’d Half Hose, do. While Spun Silk Jo., Clergymen mix! Jo , Silk and Colton Jo., Fancy Chock Silk Jo., White and flrowrt Cotton do. Just received by 11. B. KIRTI.AN I) Ac CO. Merchant’Jailors,3so liroadst. march 31 75 PRINTING PAPER—From A. Patterson Ac Son’s Paper Mill, Greenville, S. C.—lust re. coiveJ and fir sale ut the manufacturers prices, by Jun7 If] T. 11. &1. C. PLANT. CnS’ccaavaEJc JV3a3 I.inc OF FOUR HOUSE POST COACHES. saaßfe - ■■•4SSSS! rgIHROUGH IN TWO DAYS, via Edgefield, i U C. H., Liberty Hill, Cedar Springs, Abbeville . C. 11., Anderson C. I £., Pendleton, Pickonsvillc, to i Greenville C. H., S. C., resting for lilt! night at Ab beville C. H., each way, nnd intersecting the Pied mont Line of U Passenger Conches, which runs north, and rests at Abbeville the same night. Leaving Augusta, Mondays,Thursdays and Sat- | unlays, at 3 o'clock, fA. JIL, arrives ft Greenville | Friday, Sunday and Tuesday, et fi o'clock, P. M. I Leaves Greenville Monday, Thursday and Satur day, at 3 o clock, A M, anil arrives at Augusta, Friday, Sunday and Tuesday, at 8 P. M. At Greenville it intersects Novvland's Saluda Lido I of four (torso Post Coaches, running via ofllFlut l Rock and Asbville (Bunkum county) to the Warm Springs on French Broad River, via Greenville, Term., to Bean's Station, at which point Iho tra veller intersects the great line ftotn Washington Li ly via Knoxville to Nashville, Tuna., and at Haiti point, intersects a lino running to Lexington, Kv. and Cincinnati, Ohio ; as also at Bean’s Station the Southern Traveller has Iho advantage of stage fa cilities via Rogorsville and Abbingdon, Vn. to While and Hod Sulpbor .Springs. t All the above roots are slocked with well broke horses, good Conches, sober, polite, careful, and ex perienced Drivers. n All baggage at risk of the owners. . It. DOUGLASS Ac CO. „ April! ts 77 New Spring WooilS. SNOWDEN Ac SHEAR are now receiving from , New York and Philadelphia, their Spring sup- ’ plies of Fancy and Staple DHV GOODS, coropri- r sing a grout varie l yof now nnd splendid article, ol ( the latest London and Paris styles. AMONG WHICH ARE : Extra Rich French Muslins, now style Superior French Printed Jaconets nnd Cambrics, I small figures and entirely now stylo ‘ Superior!-! French (small figured) Prints, ncwstyle » Rich Silver Striped nnd Printed Lawn muslins c Superior Black and White French muslins Extra Rich French Needle Worked muslin Capes and Collars of the latest Paris style A very largo supply of Needle Worked Muslin Edg- ' ings anJ Insertings, new patterns Superior Thread Lace Edgings and Inserting Rich Fancy Gauze Ghaltelaincs Ladies and Gentlemen’s superior Linen Cambric ri Ildkfs, largo sizes. Extra Rich Black Gro do Rino, richest lustre 8 Matteoni’s best Black Italian Lustrings Superior wide Black Gro do Swiss Extra 5 ! French Black Bombasin, Lupin’s mnnu- _ facture Superior Black Chally'sand Black Italian Crapes Ladies Extra Col’d H. S. Gloves ol the best syle & < and colors \ Ladies superior Black and While Open Worked 1 and plain English Silk Hose r Ladies superior plan White and Open Worked Lin- ' en Hose c Ladies superior Lilse Thread Cotton Hose Ladies superior English White Colton Hose, best nty lo Extra White nnd Fancy Col’d Marseilles Vestings , j Superior White and Brown French Drills ] I Superior Fancy Mexican Mixturcsand Bengal Stripes i A large supply of superior Kentucky Jean, A large supply of Paper Hangings, new patterns Rich screens fur Fire Boards, of the most splendid patterns „ ~ , ... The public are respectfully requested to call nrtd , examine the above, with a great variety of other ar- I, tides. S. Ac S. will receive in a few days other large invoices of the latest importations, which will give them I lie most complete ami extensive assortment j they have ever offered lo the public, all of which 1 will be sold at very low prices. April 1 w 1 ,WjA To Rent, ft A small dwelling House near the • tl'Hk business part of the city, in Keynote street, opiwsod Dr Bowin. Enquire “^ B. Murphy. No 212 Broad street may 2 103 Nalioiiiil ColliT House. ClAllF.subscriber having purchased Marlin I re 1- JL crick’s, stock of Wines, Liquors &c.,hns ole i ed a splendid Coffee I louse under iho above nr m >, superior to any thing ever before in Augusta, in m i dintely in the re-ruf the Confectionary. Coffee a J relishes lobe hail at nil hours. Entrance to the Bar at the same door ns hot. It • fore. J. ROUSSF.AI . may 1 2w 101 Post Oflico Augusta -IVTOTfCE.—Afior thiN (inttMho Athens and Grocn * ville Mails will close at 6P. 51. May 3,1837 103 E. B. GLASCOCK, P. M. Lailirs llaltit Clodis. JUST received a beautiful article for gentlemens summer Frock Conte (fashionable colors) STOCKS. Black’and Saxton superior plain Oombaiin Stocks on silk frames, made light for summer, B. B. KIRTLAND Ac CO. npril 17 Drapers &■ ’Tailors, 350 Broad sL , BBLS Prime Canal Flour nml 20 casks Ckw tJVsct a good article, just received and for sale by P. FLEMING & CO. Novß S 9 Notice. riAHEciliznns arc notified that idler the 10th Inst. I all Dogs found running at large, will be killed agreeably to a resolution of Council passed in 1836. FOSTER BLODGET, npril 3 City Marshal. Parasols & Umbrellas. ICASF. latest stile Parasols \ Ladies’ Umbrellas. 1 do sup. Gentlemen's Silk and Cotton do. Just received, and for sale by npril d J. P.SETZE &CO. A SUPPLY of the Above celebrated medicine, warranted a sp#ody nml lasting euro tor Ague and Fever, and every symptom of general debility. Just received nnd for sale wholesale nml retail, by THOMAS BARRETT At CO. Appointed Agents. March 22 67 V HAVE this day sold my stock in trade to Messrs. 1 Clark At Holland, who will continue the Cloth ing Busmen at the old ami well established stand, 201 Broad-street. I trust (lint the liberal patronage which has been extended lo mo while in business, will not ho lost with them. Jan 1! II tfl D’LYON THORPE. ALL parsons having claims against me, will please present them at the old stand, whore I cun ho found for one month from this date Persons in debted to mo are politely requested lo make imme diate payment. JJ’LYON THORPE. Jan 1! 11 ts BJIEADDEN, Portrait Painter, respect . fully informs the Citizens of Augusta that he has returned lo this city, and taken the room m the Masonic flail, which ho occupied Inst winter. i£r Specimens of his Painting may be seen in a few days nt Ins room, to which he invites thu atten tion of thuse disposed to patronize him. Jan? 8 ts GREENSBORO’ MALE AND FEMAI.IT jlrndcmics rjlHF, Trusty's of the above institutions lake this X moth#*! of informing the public that they uro now hoia highly nourishing condition, under the car* . experienced nml able teachers. The male department has about fifty students, nnd is under the direction of Mr Augustus Alden, whose ac knowledged abilities as nn instructor of youth, ad ded to many years experience in his profession emi nently entitle him to the patronage of the public. *f" -■ Female depart mem Ims upwards of sixty pu pils, nnd is under the enro ol Miss A. P. Hamilton, n lady of superior literary attainments, whose sys tem of >b eiplino ami mode of instruction hnvolioen highly approved, and hove secured for her a charac ter ns Kn instructress, perhaps unrivalled in this sec tion of country. The Trnslnos have engaged Iho services of Miss M. A. Miller, as an assistant, who is a lady well qualified to for the discharge of her duties. In the department of Music, they have the servi ces of Miss E. A. Howell, who was a successful and highly approved teacher of the science of mu sic in the Sparta Female Seminary I ha Inst year. In anticipation of numerous acquisitions to both departments, by the commenceuoeni of another qtmrlci", they are iinjpjiy to stale that they Im the promise of the Rev. francts Bowman lo hoar reci tations of some classes in cither department n H oc casion may require. They expect also in a short lime lo engage o com petent teacher of tho French language. Greensboro’in which those institutions arc loca ted ns to honlthness of situation, and intelligent, re fined and moral society is not surpassed it is behov ed by any village in tins A’lulo. Board can ho hud on moderate terms in many genteel families. JAMES F. FOSTER, Y. P. ICING, W. C. DAWSON, G. G. MAT.IEWH, JOHN CUNNINGHAM, Trustees, Greensboro’, March 13 w6t 5‘J Tho Editors of Iho Charleston Observer nnd Southern Recorder will publish the above once a week for six weeks, in each of their papers and for ward their accounts lo the Board ut ’Trustees at Greensboro’, for payment. Notice. ALL persons indebted to tho late Western B. Thonlas will please make payment, and those having demands dgainst him will hand them in, du ly authenticated, within lire time prescribed by law, to N. W. Cocke hr to EMELINE F. THOMAS, Adm’x. Tho undersigned may bo found by nil persons having business with him atthooflica of James W Davies, Esq. in Cumming’s Law Range. March 11 3! N. W, COCKE. Iliaxim, Will stand Iho ensuing season at rANBv Josiaii Pattbrson’s near White ty* m Hall, and at Cambridge, at $!0 the Awjscason, S6O to insure. Iliazim is full \ J (TiLff sixteen hands and a half high; he was ravßSsaSCßgolhy old Sir Archy out of the dam of Ihe celebrated naming mare Tolly Hopkins. Pendleton, (8 C ) Feb. 10 L. GOODE. Tho Greenville Mountaineer, Columbia Telescope, and Edgefield Advertiser will publish Iho above once r week, until tho Ist of May, and forward their accounts for payment. L. .O Feb 1! tM 36 CARPENTER'S Solution nf Krconotc —For the core of cancerous ulcers, old sored, tetters, I ring-worms, and will immediately stop bleeding I from fresh wounds, bleeding at the nose. Arc. Arc. For sale by CLOUD Ar. BOTHWELL, lan 16 IS) No 232 Brand-street. IVTEGRO WOMAN FOR SALK—About forty IN years of age—she can ho seen at the jail, and will hcsolfi low, if taken out of tho .Vtnlo; is sold be cause she will not livd with her present owner. Jan I! 1 ts DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAR TNERBHIP. rriHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between X Bothwki.i. At Maquirb; was, this day, hy mutual consent dissolved. All persons indebted to, or having claims against said firm am requested to make settlement with J. W. Bothwell, who is duly l authorized to transact all business connected witli said firm. I J. W. BOTHWELL, ; JAS. MAGUIRE, Jnn. 1,1837. !!_ Pclit (*ulpli Cotton Heed. QAA SACKS, direct from the Hills, from the &\f well known plantation of T- Beck, near Rodney. Wo have satisfactory certificates of the measurement anil genuicheness ol theso soed, those wanting will <lo well to call or send their orders os i early as possible. ADAMS, PARMELEE, & CO. Feh 23 !! I A fiirsl rate Pennmtin and Ac- ■ tliifm cnunlnnt is desirous ufcmploymcnt, for a short lime in this city. Apply at this office. Jan IT ts 13 Hoang, Hats, Pipes, and MADIRA WINK. Oft CASKS fresh imported M. At. Win* list Cases Hats, lor, Silk Ac Kornm 20 Boxes Pipes 30 do .Soap 5 Canes Bottled Madena Just landed and for Safe low by 1 SANDIFOKD AsCOLLINS, Auet’rt, Feb 6 30 Opposite the Planters Hotel. Mu forma tlon W’atttfd. R A I.l*ll CRANK hid brofhur n reftidonce in Jmnjm r county, Ga oil Wcnl iicNtlny, th° ht February lust, fhr C/nnrleatcn, w«» Men two mik« mid n halflvlow VV arronion, »rn lfi« way lo Augusta, nmro then nothing hat been heard ofhim. lie ia n young man, about twenty-three yon m of age, with Mark hair and black whisker*, and bod on, when he lelt,n Ivroun cnmblct cloak,an adelaide dre** coat with figured gilt buttoriH, and a pair of rlomlt'd cn«*imere |» niuloons ; and rude a Ninall bay liofta with black mane and tail and black feet, a Spanish gillffd saddle, and had vviih him a {pair of saddle bags marked A. I’nine, JlilluhorV Geo. Ay infjrmation reabot ting him, directed to Abra ham Crane, Hillsboro', or Win. 11. Crane, Augusta, will be thankfully received, and il this notice should meet his eye, ho is requested to relive the anxiety of his friends by writing lo them immediately. Augusta, April d Iwd&wtf 82 Tim .Montgomery Journal will phase insert the above (semi-weekly) throne month. Flioap flriwli Lliiciim. SNOWDI-1N it S//KAK have just received from New York, a large supply of very superior 1-4 Irish Linens of the lx sf stylo and some of very line qualities round thread, and warranted free from all admixture of cotton. Al.fO, Superiors-1 end f»-*l Irish Linen Sheetings, 0-1, 84-4,10-4, 12-4, »4-l Damask 'l’nhle Cloths, and n groat variety of other late and splendid styles ol Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to which they respect fully invito the attention of the public. H npril 13 85 & M elil Unit Cotton St r't/. A few sacks of genuine Petit Gull Ccttoh Seed on hand, and fur sale by april (*> M. M DVB. (Car Sale. rilWO first rnlc Road VVngons end Harness.— Jr Apply to march 29 7.1 TUG’S DAWSON. Norfolk Nloum Pile Ice I I.lnc. SIIM MEH A HUANGE i\IENT. Time of passage 40 to AO hours and Scarcely ever out of sight of land . T*Wr*tiiCl Caiioi.ina will rim regular ~l ,lnl '* A u ß‘ '* lnt lpHßt;«ne Friday Afternoon, at 4 o’clork, ns follows; the Georgia- 31st March, l lth nml 28th April, 12nml 26 May, 9th and 23d June, 7th ami 21st .Inly. The South Carolina, 7th and 21st April fith nnd 19lh May 2d, 16th mid 30th June, 7th nnd 28th July. The steamer Kkntockv is lornn to nnd Irom the Norfolk and Chnrlostun Strain Pockets in the liny, nml insure passengers lining put on hoard (ho Phila delphia hnnls Monday Morning, nnd they may ho m New Vork Monday night. WILLIAM PATTON, Agent, 0 Fitzsimons’ Wharf, irmrch 30 vvh 74 I 'm’ Sale, .4 VALUABLE Negro Man, 43 years of ngo, an /■.excellent field, rail and boat hand—long accus tomed to work on the Snyannnh river and about the wharves at Augusta—honest nnd faithful. Apply before Ist June to Col. Samuel Hammond, Beach Island, or to (JAMES 11. U. WASH INGTON, npril 10, 1837 2wtf Milled gville, 111 .SHAKES STEAM BOAT COMPANY I" STOCK lursnle Enquire at this Ofliee. Nept. 27 77 tl ViiirtTMly of Ci(‘ori;in, Athens, March 214, 1837. AT the Commencement in the first week in Au gust next, the Trustees of this Institution will elect u Professor of Moral Philosophy nnd Holies Lnttros, lo fill ths vacancy occasioned by the death of Professor Pressley. Salary 9)600 per annum. ASUUIIV HULL, Soc’ry. march 29 mtAug 73 Bill. LAUD’S celebrated Patent Animal and Vegetable Oil Soap, (or cleansing cunt collars, woollen, linen, nml cotton goods from spots occa sioned by grouse, paint, tar, varnish, nnd oils, of every description, without injury to the finest goods, lor sale by N. 11. CLOUD, april 17 891 No. 232 Bruad-st. Classical and ENGLISH SCHOOL.- > Mr. Nouoiioss would respectfully inlorrn the citizens of Augusta that ho has associated with him in Ins school, Mr. Ilovvey, a graduate ol Jetferaim College, Pa., and for ihelast six years an instructor ol youth. In consequence of this arrangement mi additional number ol pupils, of both sexes, can he accommodated. Tito School will now consist »( two deportments. The Classical nnd Mathematical will ho under the supcnnlendaneo of Mr. IL, who will teach the Latin nnd Greek languages—Algebra, Geometry, -Surveying, Mensuration, acc. The oili er branches will he taught ns heretofore. The folluwingcertifientes from Professors ■Stuart nnd Twins, of .South Carolina College, relative to Mr. IP’s scholarship, are respectfully submitted: I hnvo examined Air. llowcy with much particu larity, both m Latin and Greek, nml have been qnito pleased with the ease nml correctness of Ins transla tions, especially in Latin. Ha appears also lo he familiar with the rules and principles of .Syntax. 1 should think him well qualified fur primary instruc tion in the classic languages. J W. .STUART. Prof, of Lnu. in S C. College. Columbia, .lari. 3,1837. This is to certify that I have examined Mr. IloWey in Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry, and find him familiar with the principles of mathematics and have no doubt of Ids competency to give instructions in those brunches. THOMAS S TWINS, Prof, of Math in S. C. College. Jon. 97. SB NEW SPRING AND HUMMER GOODS, Juet opened at J. I*. Seize iffc Co’s. •ro wit: 6 4 COTTON Cambrics, JnckunoUs nnd Nan -4ft souk Muslins 6-4 cross har’d do Assorted width blond laco Edgings Plaid nnd rih’d white and black silk Hoisory do do do and col’d cotton do Silk nnd cotton Socks 1 Ladies’ long and short picnic Gloves Misses picnic Mills, Corcolt Lncetts 11-4 and 12-4 colored Counterpanes I 11-4 and 12-4 fine nml superior Marseilles Quilts fl-4 and 6-4 low priced and superior Irish Shootings 3-4 and 4-4 bird's-eye Diaper, some very fine , 3-4, 4-4 and 0-4 striped and planted Ginghams in great variety of patterns nnd prices Corsican prints (a handsome article) I 4-4 and 5-4 best Italian Lustrings While, green,.crimson and black tabby Velvets Sup. black sillc do Black Italian Crape Gentlemen's fine shirt Collars and Stocks Gum elastic Suspenders, guard Ribbons 4-4 and 6-4 Bcdticking 3-4, 4-4,5-4 and 6-4 bleached and unbleached Shirt. <| ings nnd Sheetings I Assorted quality Binding . v Plain and Sprigg’d Swiss Milelins Striped end check'd do , Fancy Calicoes well assorted in patterns nnd prices ' Second mourning do Green, blue, crimson and scarlet worsted Table - Covers r 36 inches black Italian cravats Kloaclmd and unbleached twilled Joanes Itnlionas, Lyonnaise French muslins in great variety of patterns frsm 37cls to $1,50, Second Mourning ( 0-1 muslins Ginghams, a fine nnd handsome article 8-4, 10-4 fine and superfine Damask Linen Table - Drab and Brown lillfl'nlo Clolll Assorted colored Shalloon 0-4,8-4 Pavilion Gauze, Gorman Oil ClolH Flaxen and < lotion Osnaburgs .S'niall figured Jackonetfs and Cambrics Extra fine long Lawns Blue Twif’d Strips*, > Plain and striped Siormanls Hamilton Jeancs, Constitution twills ? c Assorted Brown Linens - l 4-4 superfine grass do I Krminutts, Mexican mixture g Saco Stripes, fancy do S' Ribbed French Linen Drilling, beautiful I article Plain White *nd Brown do _ S " French Cassimcre ' Mixed amt striped Canloons o Rouen Cossimcrcs "2 Gorman, India, and Georgia Yellow Nam 5! keens, do. do. Blue Sup While nnd Colored Marseille* " I I Vestings, low priced , 4-4 Irish Linens in whole nnd (mil pieces Dowlas, Russia diaper and crash (lor toweling) Burlaps and Russia Sheeting 7-4 Barnsley Table Diaper Satin Check and Dmiiory muslins Extra rich Gauze, Cap and Bonnet Ribbons Assorted Corded and Grass .Skirts Crown Linings, G-4, 8-4 Pavilion Nailing Bine Apron checks Striped and Pfauded Second mourning Ginghams India Rubber Aprons, Fine Book muslin lldkf*. Brown Hollands Fine nnd Superfine Furniture nnd Garment Dimity &c. &c. To the above will he added a variety of desirable Fanoy and Staple articles, which ore now on their way. npril 5 ( T 9 Xv'fi’Ofs for Puts. JA OR 50 LIKELY NEGROES—WiII pnoi lively be sold in Hamburg,second house Irom the hralg.., on Saturday 2d May, without reoerve, amongst which arc firm rale seamstresses house ser tanu, Cooks, Washers, Ironers, nml a variety of ex celled field hands. Also, on the seme day will bo sold, the house end lot wheroonl resid-, with an enjoining lot. ] orms made known on that day. „ . „ „ JOSEPH WOODS. || Hamburg, S. C. April 17ih, 1837. A P ri ‘ I** _ _ td 90 double JUahliatt * ■ UST received at the Angnsla Seed Store a *' . r l h V cn "V 1 Ml P' rh Collection of Double Dahlias, wbu ll being irom the subscribers own garden, con with confide nce, he warranted in all rrepects Al so among other Needs, Just received, Early Crimsoii Clover, /urmp l ooted Cabbage, under ground, 1 iirnip Rooted Cabbage, above ground Tab. 23 • J- H.J. NCR VICE. sprii\« coons, ililgar & L’ni’isiichacl, ARE now receiving a large and general assort ment of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY ftOOIW, Which will hoofferdd at reasonable rates and ac cuinrnorhiiinp terms. March l‘.i 59 INotirc. r Coporlncrftlilp heretofore) resting under ~ the firm of ( loud & Bothwcll is this day dissolv ed by mutual consent. , N. B. CLOUD, n P r| l 1 78 D. E. BOTHWELL; I JkEflftONP indeiited to mo for Professional ser- B vl ®c*i will please make payment to Messrs Jen kins dt Mann, who are my authorised Attorneys, during my absence from the Slate. Feb 4, 1837 30 J). PATTERSON. Hook*, Stationary, &c. r | ,I,E Nnbscribcrs would inform‘iheir enslomers and the pnlilio generally residing in the Upper —' CounMcs, that they have opened an Establishment , ohimhiis, where they have on bond, nnd iniend to keep, a large and general assortment ol Books, Stationary, Fine Cutlery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments, I nuts, Paper-hangings, Picture Frames, "ffy nr, iclr usually railed fi.r in a of ORE. Orders arerospccUullysoliclfid. I' f ’ I’I.ANT, Augusta. ~ . I. (-■ PLAN 1 & CO.; Columbus, Geo. A/nrch 25 gg EANIfETS: f'La Nneln, Sc. &c.-The si t NcnhcrH hnvo just received 3 bnlcß DufTil Blankot.N 1 do Btiipor Hod do 2 do white Flannels 2 da red do 2 do red Lindseys; 2 conch With a variety of other Good* in their lino, wl.ioli, having been lately purchased, and „ „ Brt ’ of , " own importation Irom England, they are enabled to Oiler them bciow the present market prices. EDGAR & CARMICHAEL. Jnn 9 ' Cj( “ r ’.SSSfi HAS returned to tlie city and resumed the Julies of Ins profession, at Ins residence comer of Broad nnd Jackson streets, over the store of Mcssss. Clark* McTier&Co. ts Oct 4 . HiSTIET.TANTh *" Tailor and Import r of English Cloths, <fr. 48 Broad street, HAVING just arrived from London, begs most respectfully lo return his si cere thanks to ths citizens of Charleston, ond the adjoining Stales, for the very liberal share of palronago which 1m has hitherto rncciveA, nnd feels that bo would be want ing iu gratitude for such support) were be not thus publicly to acknowledge the honors so conferred, audio prove that he has still an onnieSl nnd sincere desire to extend, il possible, his connections in Souib Carolina. He lias been lo England lor the purpose o( enacting arrangements of o direct intercourse be tween Ihe establishment there and hero, and also with the Cloth Manufacturers, &c. &c. Having completed his arrangements in a manner to ensure a quick succession oflhe most fashionabld articles of Dress being exported, bo most respeet lullyiissureH them that ho bus now opened nit assort menl us LOATH, Ac. Ac., which arc not to bo sur passed for quality, Wbllundiisllip mid style, in tho U.btales. 8. L. begs to add that all orders in his business for tho London Markets, will meet a promptness of despatch which will elinraclcrizo .the peculiar ad vantages of ibis establishment. Blaster Tailors may be supplied with the latest fashions. N. B.—Wanted, 12first rnto COAT HANDS Kr The Savannah Georgian ond Augusta Chroni cle, will please give thouhovn two insertions on Sat nrdny and I liursday, until further notice—Charles ton Mercury. w.uriso Jan. 20. jg IV ( *f tCt:.—Cnlnml persons found nl largo n the nevi m i<r n T o<, '' k ntni » ,lt . fnd before day light next morning, Without passes s’aling distinctly the place or places to which such colored person ts permuted to pass, will be confined us ibo Ordinance* of the City direct. FOSTER BLODGET, . Ju " 17 13 City Marshal. SALE—A splendid brass moiintcd BiWir Wogun, double scut, lined with flesh colored watered Gras do /in, with double liamess. polo nnd shads—made to order in New Haven, lust summer, of the bout materials, A nply to Jnflll< 11 i( 'j C. MINER. OHlce ol* 'h r.'inM|)ortntion, «- nT , rl7 . . Aiken, February 28, i 837. l\ OTICE is given tliatfrom the Ist March, thn rassenget Cars will depart from Hamburg arid Charleston, daily (.Sunday’s excepted) at 6 o'dook. A. and run through the name day. VVM. ROBERTSON, n i * enl r«n*portiitkm S. C. C. &K.n. c. F0b.21 45 ]\ F m MACKEREL.— 20 whuio nm! 20 hah iB hills. No 1; 20 wlioloand 20 half bids. No. 2 ; o 0 who o bids. No. 3—late caught Mackerel—jus received and (or sale hy MOISE & COHEN Jan lu 12 iVm Voi i^ckcrr. v 111 IE report ol ihe Stcnrn I'acket d»LUMBTA X lining sold lo the Texiati Government is incor rect. 1 assengers maj< depend on hoing lorwnrdod Ihe Columbia leaves hero at 10 o’clock on the mornings of Thursdays, tho 4lh aid ]Bih May and every I Intraday fortnight therenlicr. Tho new hoot m the place of the Gibbons will take tile inter mediate 1 hursdeys, sometime during the month of ” April 20 WILLIAM PAT TON, Agent. Mfllmg Off, C. 1) AY, Agent, intending lo discontinue »h<; ?goncy for Mr. Joseph Nhannon, will ,!?Pv*r.?i f A.?o tock ol nssorted nnd seasonable I)RYGOOU.S,at very reduced prices for cash, at wholesale nnd retail. , . WM. C. WAY, Agent. Augusta, Aprd 7, 1837 9f wt-t or dry sooiltT, [% 1 A Y ho had in n fire proof building, in a safe -LT.I nml centra Valuation, hy applying at the cor nerjif Bay and MWntosh streets. Fch 3 28 .... Notice. T \T EDNEY, is my legally authorised Agent, • during my absence Rom the city of Augusta Georgia. If. U. LEWIS. april 13 3tW 86 Uentlcmeii’B Stocks, AND Boys and Cluldreii's Pnln: Cap>, just received and fornalo hy WM. IL CRANE. No. 231, Broad-«t. April 11 84 For Male. ' riBIIE comer fait opposite the Baptist Church, X silunlisl oft Grreo and Jackson streets, being central nod situated on the principle street, leading to tho Kail Rend Depository. Titles indisputable* for terms enquire of feb 28twi THOMAS G. HALL. Stocks. .1 «ni i7 ! ’ r . l i VC Li “ \ ow offiorabnxin Satin and . r’* k suitable for tho*e that may wish them very narrow. PRICE A MALLERY, oprtl 17 Drapers b Tailors, 258 Broad-st. \\T ANT KD PO HIRE—A Negro GirLeipaUltf ” ” of nursing and waiting about the \ouse one nearly or quite grown would bo preferred— oral wages will he given, payable month!} year Apply at this oilics. ■l»n 7 * it If EATtfEKS.—I2OO lbs. Feathers, just received and for salo by MOISE & COHEN. 7 5 ts l>Ef]T GULF x Genuine Petit Gulf COTTON SEED, careful ly selected expressly for this Market. Just receivtd from New Orleans and Sir sale by , _ RATHBONE * BAKER: Jan. 27 og ,( RC. BALDWIN.—Fanc-jr and .Staple Dry . Goods, at Wholesale, 254 Broad street, Art-" gnstn, Gen. [Jan 3 IJy TIN PLATE, constantly on hand and for sale hr Jan 3 ftfl K.C BALDWIN, 7