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OFFICIAL MtAWINQ OF THE Georgia State Lottery. the benefit of the Augusta Indep't Fire Cotltp’y | CLASS NO 27. FOR 1837. 1 2 3 4 5 fi 7 8 9 10 11 18 70 75 28 39 31 34 33 18'Jo 67 43 S 6 I HEREBY CERTIFY' that the above numbers as they stand are correct, as taken from the Man ager’s certificate of tbedrawing of the Virginia Slate I oltery lor the Town of Petersburg!!, Class No. 0 for 1837, drawn at Alexandria, Virginia, .July 15th. And which determines the late of all Tickets in the above Lottery. A. HEAD, Agent. I July 18 167 ] DRAWING EXPECTED TO-MORROW GEORGIA STATE * LOTTERY. For the benefit ofthe AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY CLASS NO. 28. FDR 1837. T,l he determined by the Drawing of the Virginia Ntate Lottery, for the benefit of the Mechan ical Benevolent Association, C ass No 0, for 1837. lobe-drawn at ALEXANDRIA, Va. Saturday, July 22,1837. D. S. Gregory & Co. (successors to Yates & Mc- Intyre,) Managers. CAPITAL 20,000 DOLLARS AND 25 PRIZES OF 1,000 DOLLARS OKAND SCllLai K. 1 Prize of 820,000 is 820,000 1 5,000 5,01)0 1 3,000 3,000 1 2,000 2.000 1 1,858} 1,858} 85 1,000 25,000 15 300 6,000 20 200 4,'00 ISO 100 15,000 136 50 6,300 126 40 5,040 If 6 30 1,780 dc 20 8,520 3654 10 36,540 234 JG 5 118,18.) 27814 Prizes, amounting to 8253,218} « r Tickets 85—Shares in proportion. 9s" Pickets in the above Lot tery can be obtained al ajl times by country dealers and those who are disUpsed to adventure, by sending their orders to the 1 uhiwsigned, who will give prompt attention, if ad 1 air :Mcd to < A. READ, State Agent, Augusta, Geo. jilly 21 170 brought to Jail. OK the 23th day ot June, a negro boy, by the name of JOHN, and says his masters name of 11 ilburn 6. Davis. 7’he Boy is about 40 years is oge, and 5 feel 8 or 10 indies h ; gh. u*. ELI MORGAN, Jailor. Augusta, July 3, 154 SfiA KEGS Leaf Lard, just received and for sale OX/ low by VV. E. * J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers, july 17 166 Wanted. A WOMAN to wash and wait in house. Also 1 four or five black Boys, aged front twelve to sis ecu. Apply lo NANDEFORD & COLLINS, Auctioneers, 330 Broad st. inly 14 164 University of Georgia, } Athens, July 12,1837. £ / lOMMENCEMENT. On Saturday the 29th * J inst., candidates for admission into College will be examined. On Sunday the 30th, the Commencement Sermon I in the College Chapel. On Monday the Board of Trustees will meet Jy On Tuesday, the Ist tiny of August, the Junior ‘ Exhibition, and Oration before the Alumni. *)u Wednesday the 2d August, will be the An nual Commencement. OnThuisdav, the Oration before the Demosthe nitm and Phi Kappa Societies, will be delivered j by the lion. Air. Pinckney of Charleston. A. HULL, Sec’y. « july 14 164 2t i 93“ Constitutionalist will publish the above twice. mjt - ( .4 SUPPLY of Leftmck's best Shewing Tobacco, * -t V just received ami fur sale by IS. B. CLOUD, jnno 3 No. 232 Broad-st., Augusta. Jud Received. A SUPPLY' of laahionable Sitk and Straw Bon nets, which will be sold very cheap 11. E. E. GROVES, l‘4j Broad-st. july 17 166 Pavilion, New ISris;ht»ii. f IYHIS magnificent establishment, whose tirelii- X lectnrul beauty and arrangement competes i wtjffi any other on ills continent, having been fur ' nisticd by the Pavilion Association, opens as a Ho fei, funder the eltarga of the subscriber,) for tbo re ef plidn of hoarders, on Monday next, Clio 10th inst. Its situation is considered, by all who view it, as tbemost eligible of any in the bay of New Y'ork, for tb s purposes intended. The Pavilion consists of lb ir edifices, united by corridors, piazzas, and col onnades. The centre building is three stories high, sit- mounted by a Come and observatory, supported by columns. Tfca centre-building,6o leet by 80, ( co i tains ten rooms adapted to be used as parlors, I sal .ions, or drav ing rooms, and twelve bed rooms.— i In the rerr of Ibis building, connected by a corridor, ist be great saloon, banqueting or ball room, 88 leet by 40, with a splendid dome ceiling. The basement tinder this renin contains kitchens of the most up- , proved construction, store-rooms, larders, cellars, : vaults, ice-house,<fec. Connected Willi the centre I building by grand colonnade and corridor, are two wings, each 160 feet by 50, two stories high, besides basements and attics, containing thirty three rooms anil chambers. The front of the whole is adorned by throe mag nificent porticoes, forming with I lie connecting plat forms a grand promenade, 231 feet in length by 15 n width. The perspective view formed ti rough its , vista of columns, is one ofthe most splendid that , emi bo imagined The edifice is surrounded by t ?t winds on which the hand of improvement is ac tiv.dlßgaged. I If all thu bathing places and summer residences on out seaboard. New Brighton must soon become lie raustjdistinguished, as it is already the most at tiaclive,froni the purity ofthe atmosphere, the bean tv of its josh ion, the elegance of its buildings, its ( Muvonieace and accommodation for sea bathing, mil thd*rtety of its amusements: while its proximi ty 10 theßSommercial emporium affords facilities to the inan’bf business, as well as to thusa uho are in ; 'intuit eiihcalth or of pleasure, which it is believed ; mi mot bet found so well united elsewhere Excel- , out steafliibonls ply hourly between this and the , •it v, am( perform the trip in 20 1030 minutes. New Brighton, Staten Island, is situated on an miniatingsurface, rising gradually from the water; ’jinprehMUing, to the eastward, a noble view of the ay of New York, with the shipping and ports ol he cities of New York and Brooklyn, and Long Is ind lo the Narrows. On the north, a prospect of I te Hudson River to the Palisades, including Hobo -3t -, and Jalrsey city; while towards the west, may i ...Jfon Newark and its bay, down to Elizabelhporr, ‘itft the range of Bergen woods. Flaten'Witml is about sixteen miles long, with eh • rage breadth of about four miles; it is well wood- I. and its surface finely varied by lull and.dale, i It good roads in nil directions: from every emi iicc,the most magnificent panoramic views ofships d spires, Villas and groves, sea and bay, country ti city, present themselves. This variety of seen- * ,• throughout the island renders the rides mid ! i ks particularly inviting and interesting; while woods and waters afford amusement to the n't small. Tito air is remarkable for its salubrity, dimerous (instances of longevity among its inhabi ts fully attest, and indicates its importance lo se who desire to retain or recover the most ines able.of earthly blessings, health. I bis establishment will continue open througli llte year, and the terms for board and other ac imodatiena will bo suclt as to make it an object : ■conomy, as well as comfort, to the citizens of j w Y'ork, to select it as a permanent residence,— i breakfast hour in summer is at 71 o'clock, and i tier at 4 o’clock. The steamboat which leaves 1 tv York at 3. o'clock, reaches New Brighton he- 1 ■ dinner is announced. Tito Inst boat to town 1 tes at a f before 7 in the evening, and the first in morning at a f before 8 o’clock. Board for the imer season will not exceed eight dollars per ‘k. Children and servants half price. •ne wing of the Pavilion is arranged for the ae irnodation of families, the other for single gentle- ’ t, with ttsmoktng saloon fronting the bay aitach- EDWARD MILFORD, f. B,—Tin’ wines select: d for this Hotel are very ico, and will be disposed ol at reduced rates, law York, July 7, 1837. Tie National Gazette, Philadelphia; Phila- IpWazctte; Charleston Courier; Baltimore rtcan; National intelligencer; Augusta C'hroft- i ; BeeLNcw Orleans; Richmond \V big; Albany i ly Advertiser, and Argus; Montreal Gazette; and ion Cmtrier, will please to insert this advertise it conspicuously o/tc week, and send their bills* k aed '‘Pavilion,” addressed to the subscriber’s, e, Ante heart Hotel, New Y'ork. floury round. 4 SMALL amount of money was picked up on x *- Saturday last, which would afford pleasure to the finder to restore to its rightful owner, on his de scribing the same, and naviuu lor this advertisement Apply to SAN DEFORD A COLLINv<, july 17 17G 320 Broad street. ice .Notice. 4 REPORT livving been industriously circuiat- j - * e j ||, at the Stock of ICE belonging to the Augusta ice Company will give out during the cn-: suing week, tile managers therefore desire to give j notice that it is their opinion that the Ice will, ttrali ' probability, last till the first of September, if not I longer, as the stock tin hand is nearly treble what it ever has been at litis season es the year. The hours of the keeper’s attendance is from Sunrise till 7 o'clock. 8 1 2 'J at night. W. IIEWSON, Sec’y A. 1. Ci july 14 16f To Steal. A SMALL dwelling House at the corner of El bert and Telfair streets. Apply at the Bank of Augusta. [July 11 161 JiiNt Kcceivcd, NEEDLE Worked Muslin Capes and Collars, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, 1 ps superior bl'k Bomb urine, Superior undressed Irish Linens. —also — Gent's Stocks, Linen Bosoms and Collars, which will be sold cheap by july 13 162 T. 11. WYATT & CO. (-Iroi’Sisi Rail Road. A FTER this date, (tie Cars will leave the Depot fjk every day except Sunday at 51 o’clock, I*. M. (or \Y ilkinson’s, and leave Wilkinson’s at }7, P. M., arriving tit the Depot at 7. Parlies of 40 or more can be accommodated,at any time, by giving one day’s notice to july 5 156 _ C. B MARTIN. eiJhscriher having disposed of his stock of H. Drugs, Medicines, tyc. to Messrs. Kitchk.n & Robertson, rrspoctfully returns his thanks to those friends who have favored him with their orders, and solicits a continuance of the same liberal patronage to his successors in the business. 13. 11. WINIMNG. Hamburg, S. C., June 28. THE undersigned take this method of informing Iho citizens of Hamburg, and the Physicians and Planters generally throughout the Slate, that they will continue the Drug Business at the old stand ol Mr. 13. H. V\ hiding 1 , to whose slock they are now adding large additions,and hope to receive a liberal patronage. They will continue the business ns heretofore in Augusta, and orders nt either store will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. KITCHEN & ROBERTSON. June 28 151 To Rent. the Ist October next, the Brick Store next & above the Eagle and Phcenix //otol, at present occupied bv Air. A Sibly. Apply to July 19 168 JAS. B. WALKER. . To filial. rllE large House on the corner of Washington and Ellis streets, occupied by Airs. Savage. Also, several small houses on Washington and Ellis streets. Possession given Ist October. Ap ply to ROBT. S. DILL. July 15 165 SScUwev’s New Work. A THEN’S, its rise and fall, by E. L. Bulwcr, au ra. Ihorbf “Pelham,” &c. Crichton, by W. H. Ainsworth, Esq., author of “Rock wood.” .Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart., by J. G. Lockhart. New Experiments, means without living. The History of Simon Stiver, or living on other people’s means Oliver Twist, or the parish boy’s progress, by “Boz,” with olhir tales and sketches by other wri ters. The Posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club, containing u faithful record ofthoperambulalions, perils, adventures, and sporting transactions of the corresponding members, edited by “Boz.” Just received and for sale by T. 11. & I. C. PLANT. junelO 143 GeiiUcmeiUs Slocks, AND Boys and Children's Palm L.af Caps,jits’ received and for sale by WM. II.CRANE,No.23I, Broad-st April II 84 Congress Water. A SUPPLY of Congress Water, fresh from the •6JA spring, just received and for sale by N. B CLOUD, June 8 134 , 233 Brond-sireet. BREATHERS. — 121)0 IDs. Feathers,just recetvtd A' and for sale by JIOISE & COHEN. 7 stf Seising’Olf*. WM. C. HAY', Agent, intending to discontinue tlie agency for Mr Joseph Shannon, will dispose of his.stool: of well assorted and seasonable DRY GOO DA’, at very reduced prices for cash, at vvholesaleand retail. IV'Jf. C. U'aT, Agent. Augusta, April 7,1837 81 RC. BALDWIN’.—Fancy and Stapla Dry . Goods, at Wltolesale, 334 Broad street, Au gusta, Geo. [Jan 3 Ily I BYIN PLATE; constantly on hand ano tor sale b 1 Jan 3 ltd RC BALDWIN To ns i re, t VALUABLE Rouse Boy. Enquire at this office. may 8 1(17 IjYOR SALE—A splendid brass mounted Baggy Wagon, double sent, lined with flesh colored watered Gras tie Ain, with double harness, pole and shafts—made to order in NewHavcrt, last summer, ofthe best materials. Applvlo Jan 14 11 111 CV.MINER. ISeaißoval. F& 11. CLARK, Dealers in Watches ami Jew • dry , have removed to the Store on the corner of Broad and Mclntosh streets, known as the Post Office corner. may 25 ts 122 NOTICE. —Colored persons found at large n the City after nine o’clock at night, and before day light next morning, without passes stating distinctly the place or places to which such colored person is permitted to pass , will be confined as the Ordinances of the City direct. FOSTER BLODGET, Jan 17 13 tfj City Marshal. Just Ucceived AND for sale, a supply of Osborn’s Pliilotoknn or Female’s Friend. A liberal deduction wdl be made to those who purhrnso to sell again. HAVILAND, RISLEV& CO. fl June 19 jJ3 I'or SCci!l. From the 15th of June, till the Ist of October next, that largo and commodt ij.TiraSt oijs Dwelling situated over Mr. Titos. Is 11 !m® Woodruff’s Cabinet Furniture Jwiyaai. Ware-rooms : a good yard, kitchen, waih-houso,and all attached thereto; also, an ex cellent Hydrant in the yard, It will be let if early application is made at Mr. Titos. M. Woodruff’s Ware-rooms. June 13 138 Eag’le & B*h«'nas Bfi«»leJ, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. a'J’IHS large and well known Hotel •aoffered for Rent for one year, from the Ist day of October next. The lease of the present occupant expii ing on that day. This ifotel is situated in the centre of business, and convenient to the Charleston and Gporgia Rail Ronds, and is believed, at this time, to havq the most extensive business ol any similar establishment in the city. The rent for one the Stable, will bo S3jQCU payable quarterly. Apply to June 9 JOHN PIIINIZY, Sec’y & Treas’r. iVotlco. rBIHB OiTiee of the subscribers' will lip closed JL (or the summer, during which time EDWARD THOMAS, Esq., will actus our attorney. ALLENS, PADDOCK, Sr CARTER, may 13 w!2t 112 Siiiiuiipf UJ«than;if. — rllF. 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. PRICE & MALLERV, may 2 102 258 Broad street. Choice Uncoil. A SMALL lofof Bacon Ham?, cur ad in the neigh horhood; very sweet and fine; just reenived and for sale by ’ {HYND A- Sf'R ANTON julv 19 jcs I Hew .School. ON tbo 10th of October next, MR. and MRS. EGERTON will open a Sotiool. at the corner • j pi Reynold am. Mclntosh sirocl? in this ci y, (or the ; instruction of Young latdies. They w ill he pruvi- I ded with able Assistants, and make all possible ar- I rangemenls to furnish their pupils with the udvan j luge of a tliorough and aecotiipitslicd education. ‘l’hero will he hut otto term, consisting of eight ' raonths, from the 10th October to the 10th June. Reference! Rev. S. S. Davis, Revs S. K, Taltnage, j Rev. E. E. Ford, Hav. W. Stnitlt, I r 'Coi. H. M. Gumming, Mr. John" Moore, HMr. Roht. Campbell, Ghas. J. Jenkins, Esq , _ Mr. Joint Bones, Witt. B- Jones, Esq , Win, IV, Holt,Esq., J. W. Davis, Esq. jnne 22 146 swlf DO~ The city papers wiU copy the above. To ISirc. A NEGRO WOMAN about 18 years of age—a good washer and ironer. Enqmre at this office, july 21 _ 170 UNITED STATES MAIL CQAGHES. liit'nm IV. Wilson’s LIME OF FOUR HOUSE MAIL COACHES, From Augusta hf way of Washington, Loxington, Athens and Jefferson to Gainesville.—Running 3 times a week and back—through to Athens in one and a half days, and lo Gainesville in two days. HI RAM N. WILSON having purchased the in terest of Messrs. Tate it N T e\vland,in this line, respectfully informs the public that no exertions on his part will be left untried to give satisfaction to the travelling public. The Coaches nr;? new and of No. 1, Troy, N. Y., manufacture. The teams ant fust rate, and the Drivers are careful, sober, steady young men: having beep trained by the late pro prietors in North Carolina. The eontruclor pledges himself lo do every thing in his power to accommo date the public. His Teams, Coaches and Drivers \mll not sulTer by comparison with any other line in the Southern St«'.os. r J his lino will he continu ed Iri-wcoklym Hacks from Gainesville to Daldon ega, and also from Gainesville to Spring Place. Dir This line leaves Augusta on Monday’s Wed nesday’s and Friday’s at 2a. M. and arrives in j Washington samp days by si* m. and Athens by . 1U on next day, Gainesville by 10 i*. m. of those- | c >nd day. Returning^-Leaves Gainesville Monday’s, Wed- ( pesday's and Friday’s at 2 a m. and arrives in Athens same day by 12 noon, mid Washington next . morning by 7a. m. and Augusta by 7i* m of the j second day. DO“Tbe Office in Augusta is kept at tbo General j Stage Office, iit one ofthe front rooms of the Eagle . md Phcenix Hotel. D3-AU Parcels, Bundles, &c. at the risk ofthe rwtietk 0O“Faro to Washington $5, Athens s>9, and to fl other points in proportion. Augusta,Ga. June 5, 1837 ly 131 Miiak’.aa A'rttiCe. WILLIAM H. ORCHARD, Frofessor of Mu- ( sic, Despenlfully infiunts the ladies and gen tlemen of Augusta, that lie hns vacancies for three more pupils in music, provided they resple immedi ately in thoeity. The instruments on which Mr. O. teaches are the Piano Forte, Guitar, Harp, Or gan ami Flute. His method of instruction is that adopted by the most eminent European professors. Persons wishing to avail themselves ol Mr. O’» services would do well to make early application, before ills number for the season shall he made up. Communications loft at Mr. Parson’s Piano Forte , Ware rooms, or Mr. O.’s ramie room at Mrs. John Byrd’s, 206 Broad street, will bo promptly attended to. A variety of lha newest Music, and instruction books always on hand. Piano Fortes and Organs tuned and repaired. t'USSKE A: fiBOLBs UEALKUS IX CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES. , Augusta, June 20. J4I 1 Oil! «»il!! ~ A SUPPLY' of superfine Bleached Lamp Oil, suitable for Families and Factory use. Also ' Linseed and Train Oils, with White Lead and oth er Paints, &c., just received and for sale by ( N. 11. CLOUD. I june9B 151] No. 232 Broad-st. Molasses. JT 4Y HHDS, prime retailing MOLASSES Ol? For sale by MUISE & COHEN. , y June 8 3, 135 Storage of wet or dry g’oodx MAY', bo bad in a firo proof building, m a safe and central situation, by applying at the tan ner of Bay and Mclntosh streets. Feb 3 28 Cypress Shimmies. A SUPPLY just received and for sale. ALSO, 3000 pounds of Leaf Lard, by M.M. DY’E junc 12 lf_ 137 I IBeaitli CoaiHiiltecs. Ward No. I—Messrs, G. K. Parrish, J. G. Me- , Whoner, and Wm. Thompson. Ward No. 2—James B. Walker, Titos. J. Wtoy, ( and 11. Mealing Ward No, 3—A. J. Miller, John Kerr, and H’ra. M. D’Antignac., Ward No 4—31. Robertson; J. Hatper, and Jacolt Moisc. Published by order of Council. GEO. M. WALKER, Clerk, jitne 14 139 U’oloaired »ssirtw. fSHIE sUhscribcra have ju t received an ntUl it lon- JaL al supply ol thpabovo article, with albvvdjz. white cotton and linen do. Also, a variety of fancy articles, viz—Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, silk and cotton Hull-Hose, Russia Belts, Ac. PRICE A MALLEUY, , mav2s 122 Drapers and Tailors. Notice:. GEO. W. CRAWFORD is my legally,nulhcris ed agent during ray absence from t lie city ol Vnguslo, Geo. WM. WRIGHT. „pnl 24 IwtOet. 95 TTKKO Alt DOMIN AI. Mi IM*OItTEIIB. , AN additianal supply (different sizes) of this val unblo inst rument, received and for sale by may 10 109 KITCKEN & ROBERTSON. IVoticc. } 0 11 i l’’. Citizens are hereby notified that the Mar 1. ket Ordinance, will for the (iiittro, he strictly enforced. FOBTER BLODGE I’, Marshall, may 10 109 SHIRTS.— A splendid assortments of Frenclt Muslin Shirts, just received and for sale by. CLARKE & HOLLAND, mny 2 102. Water. A (resit supply immediatoly from the Congrosa < Springs at Saratoga, for sale by april 29 100 W, HEW SON t Oils. [7YINE While Sperm and Linseed Oil just received [ Vg** ».m»» IBrnslics. CLOTHES, Hair, Nail, Plate, Conb, florse,and | fine Dusting Brushee—comprising an elegant assortment, justieceivod and for trie’ by * april 29 W. HEW , Uost BSa’cnsJ H*hj IOST last evening a Gold Frame Breast Pin wi u | J tin- figure of a’ Bird mi the Dee of it. The . finder will ho rewarded and receive the thanks ol | the owner by leaving it at this office, april 89 1 <)0 Ixi’peu BBohsc Fljjshls. i JUST received and for sale at (tie Augusta Seed Store, a fine collection of Grcon House Plants, april 4 r ’ H rMHEsubsofihcr would respectfully inform Its _B. friends and customers that he will continue ti carry on the CABINET BUSINESS at the old , stand, sign of the Big Bedstead, nearly opposite Messrs. Stovall & Simmons’ Ware-House — lias i on hand n general assortment of CABINET FUR NITURE, o| the best workmanship and latest sash- , tons— logetlior witli ati extensive assortment of Bedsteads and Chaim, Ac. &r., all oi which lie will Bellas low as can lie purchased in tins city. The article of Bedsteads, it is well known to many, 1 sell below the New-York puces, and will continue to Bellas low as any man in the:UnitedStales. June 1837 CALVIN WILLEY . D 1 UTCH BOLTING CLOTHS—India Floor Mattings. [ Phi'adelphia Kid and Morocco Slippers, Colton Fringes,and Cotton Hosiery, Brown Linens and Drillings, Irish Linens and Diapers, .MohairCaps.Gitrlsmd Kinglets, French Muslmsand Ginghams. A good assortment of the above articles, Jttsf re. reived and for tale by T H. WYATT*Co. april ‘24 95 N0.21)6 BiOail-st. Notice. Til (f K under.igned having Maorialed w n| ( ban hi. X brother, 1. It. Grrink*, (Irom (In- Hot hi inst.,l will continue business nl lum present .mini, comer of Bread mid Wnaliiuctuii streets, under the name nnd firm ol C. A. Greiner As Co. U A. GREI.VEU, July IS I*»S dim Notice. I and after this date, all persona are desired I to Have trnsli from their lots placed in the streets between sun rise nnd 9 o’cldek, as the ordi nance directs. The ordinance will be strictly rn lorced against all persons (without distinction) who shall violate its provisions. By order. GEO. JI. WALKER,cIerk. July 12 163 Notice. f|OlE subscribers to the Stock fora New Icc Coin- X ]wny, arc requested to meet bi llio Globe Hotel, on Thursday nt 4 o’c lock I*. M. A punctual atten dance is requested, lor l lie purpose of organising the company. {July 11 iGI New Firm. rJIE subscriber has inleicsied Mr. Koht D. Car miohael, in business with him, under liic firm of Bones &Cahmiciuei,, nt the old stand of John & Samuel Bones. They will keep agunera! assort ment of Hardware and Cutlery, and dispose ol Ihe same on the most favorable terms. johx bones. : ici wSt Hardware and (UaUcry. foiHE subscribers will continue tits above bus!- ■**- ness as usual, at their tipper Store, No. 301 Broad street. They will keep an'extensive supply of goods in their line, which they will sell en thoir usual accommodating terms. JOHN & SA.I/’L. BONES. July 11 id w3t For Wale,. SHARKS Stuck of the Georgia Rail Road " "".f & Banking Company. Kriqutro at this of* fleo. July 10 ts lf,o Noliec. TIN HE subscriber ooulimics the ( ONFECTION- X ARV BUSINESS, except the Bar Room, at his old stand on the south side of Broad street, op posite tile Bridge Bank building, where ho keeps constantly on hand a very largo and general assort ment of French and American manufactured arti cles, together with a gentral assortment of choice LIQUORS, WINES, FORTEK,and CORDIALS, (both French and American,) SYRUPS’; WEST INDIA FRUITS and PRESERVES,together with a splendid slock of nil other articles in that line, all of which will be sold low on application to me us above. .MARTIN FREDERICK. June 28 151 3law Im HAtthIbSVILLE MONEY taken at par, or Goods, by the undersigned, No. 197 Broad st mayl 101 E. D. COOKE ItaHk oS* Au£bi*l» Slock. ONE hundred Shares Bank of Augusta Stock for sale by W. E. & J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers junoffG 119 t QR. U'asks Cognac Brandy, 10 casks Porter, pints and tptarts, 35 bids. Cordial assorted, 5 qr. casks Port Wine, Just received and forsalelow by W. E. & J. U. JACKSON, Auctioneers. June 30 . ) 119 To Kent, STORE No. 2-fl), on the north side of Broad street,at present occupied by A I!, Mallory.— Apply to HENRY 11. CIJJ/ivIING. July 12 162 , swif To KenF. nHIIE Western Tenement in llte rear of Ihe X Bridge Bank Buildings, on Reynold si reel, at present occupied by Mr. 11. N. Wilson. Anply at the Bank of Augusta. July H 150 To iSeui, 'B’HREE commodious Dwellings known as the Bridge Bank Buildings, which may be had from tho Ist October next. For terms apply at tho Bank of Augusta. (July 8 159 To Kent. A TWO Story Dwelling House at tho ioxtremo /X. upper end of Broad street, north side, with the adjoining buildings. Apply at the Bank of Augusta July 8 i- 159 i NEW~ ’ Timothy and Clover liny. A FEW loads ofcxcollont quality, veil cured, far J*- sale by N. B. MOO RE,a jnly 12 102 swtf IN ue matter of the Merchants and Planters flank of Augusta, it is Ordered , by thq court, that all persons holding any hills issued by said Bank, or any other claim on said Bank, do render the samo in to Edward Thomas, the receiver appointed by tho Court,on or before tho first Monday in January next, as in default thereof, this court will, after that day, order a distribution of tho funds of said Bank, be tween Ibo stockholders, ami tho said Edward Thom as be discharged fiom any further liability as re ceiver. It is further ordered, that said Edward Thomas have this order published in two of the public gazettes of llio city of Augusta, monthly until said first Monday in January next. A true copy from the minutes. July 7,1837. JAMES J/cLAWS,CIerk. July 11 101 mtJl ÜbTIURN'6 Pllll.tJ J'OKA.N on FU!?IAIiS3’W FSSSF.NI!S. A FRESH supply of the above valuable modi d X cine has just been received and fur sale, w hole sale arid retail, by tho subscriber, at Iris wholesale drug store, north side ol Broad slreel Augusta, ium; 29 152 NELSON CARTER. Office ol’ Aiken, February 22,1837; TV OTHCE is given that from tho Ist March, the XN I'u mender Cura will depart from J lam in jr; mid Charleston, daily (Sunday's exce'plcdj tit 0 o'clock, A. M., and rdn through tho same day. WM. ROBERTSON,JR., Agent Transportation S. C. C. & If. If. C. Fell. 21 __ .15 l"tano I'ories, fmmmm if P n PARSONS has lately received *2 of I host* • superior Piano Fortes made J. C bickering & Co., ol Boston, mid Stoddurf, Worcester & Don ham of Now York. His stock is now very and ofTers inducements to purchasers, it is bo* lieved, equal to any of tho Northern markets. Orders will be taken for Instruments of ony de scription, and no charge made except lor freight and insurance. June 7 133 New trioosl*. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. f R fUK subscribers Imva received an assortment ol | I sensonablc goods, consisting of Snp. bl’k, green and Dahlia col'd Brood Ofotlis, j do do and olivu hol'd Cfishuiercll do do and brown driib'd e I*'* do do and olive Bomhazins, I‘nhlia col’d Genoa Cashmere, Sniped andluncy do hmey Linen Drilling*, do Cbally, Mor’sarul Satin Vestings, U ith a variety ol articles to which they would i»i- | v.te the uiten'ioU of their customers and the public \ generally. PRICK &MA LLKRV, april i7 Drape-s <fe Tailors, 2S)Q flroud si. RFI'OT, / April 18. 1837. \ \ rOTICK is given, that pny nent of freight for i 1 n Merchandize by the Rail road will he requi red at the Depository on delivery oi the Goods. All Goods not taken from tho Depot, within twenty-four hours alter notice of arrival and delivery h given, will bo sent to a public htohk, at the owner or consignees expenee. april PJ UJI A. R. HAIG. Agent. \ Fat’d. Y*7 11,1,1 AM 11. ORCHARD, Professor of Mi.- ▼ v tdc, re-wpectfullv announces to the Audit s and Gentlemen of Augusta, and its vicinity, that ho h w just arrived from New York with a view oflocati ig himself in this place as a toucher of Music on t »o Piftno Forte and Guitar; nnd hopes that his pine, u aiily and strict mtoniion to the improvement ol Ins pupils, will insure him a liberal sh iro of pohlic pat ronage. Annie left with .Mr. If. Parson*, rlo \v i- in Air. 0. Irs the honor to refer) will receive pn n pi attention. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired] may 1 drf I^l PRINTING PAPER—From A. Patterson As Son 4 « Paper Mill, Greenville, S (’.—.lust fe* # j ceived and fir sale at tin* manufacturer > prircy, b}** i Jon 7 tf} |T. If. &I. C. PI.AN P. I .1 Curd. i" j HE.II.UEN. Artiai, tnkiai tUia op|M>nnnil; hm sincere ihoiiks io llio cit! I, ' /?i»« of Augusta for the very liberal patrunugi* n c tended to him, during his reside iro in this city and as hois about to leave for the interior, he ivouli iM»tily those of his triends who may Midi dmirc hi profossional services, that he will remain here hu « short inno longer previous to his departure. July f» 157 ! I jVJF,W M.U.KEUEI,.—2O Whplo ami 20 hu *! ii hh|«. No 1; 20 whoioand halt bills. No. *J * 50 who e hhls. No. 3—lute caught Mackerel—jtm received and fur sale by 51U1SK At CUIIKN J Jnu 1G |i W»iii(‘d (<> hii’c. I TO 20 good Meg roe men la work on sectioi ** ♦ "13 Georgia Rg I Road, getting out Timber, llu silaaiion is «s healthy a« nny part of tho Mato, 1; - miles from Augusta Apply to. WEIINTER, IMRMRLEE & CO. June 9 3tawtf 135 _ .fKis inm-j.;. lake this method id informing onr friends, » v and the pulftie generally, that we have opened , a large and Ox tons; \t; otliee, in ihe rear ol onr |>nhli , caiion oftlceon Ihriail .street, in the building formerly , oeeupitid by Messrs. Pemberton as tho oflieo of the . Chroniele, cx|iressly for. the execution of JOBS, of . every dcseriplion. 'file oflieo will he under the man agement ol Mr. W. T. Thompson, xvho is one of Ihe best job-workmyn in the ci'y. vx ms’h c::rs, bank checks, CAUBS, cotton U3:CBIPTS, ( HICt’.LAUS, IIIIJ.N OF I,A I>S \G, HAND BIBBS, VI.saTTNG CARDS, BLANKS, IfOKSK BILLS, LABELS, PRICES CURRENT, and every description of plain arid ornamental print ing, in Black, Bine, Green, Red, Bronze, and other fancy'colors, will lie executed with neatness, taste, and promptitude. Feb. 25 4p, A N Invoice of White Dead consisting of Pure ■s* nnd Extra No. Land 2, from the Union While Lead Factory, together with a genera! assortment ol Coloured Paints in Oil, and dry, for sate by april 29 W. IIEWSON. SmSinu’N I’aiiacvn, Arc. A few boxes of Indian’* Panacea, Green's Vege table Tonic Mixture, Rowand’s 'l’ornc Mix ture, nnd most of thy lushionahlo patent medicines of the dny, lor sale by npril 2 ( J W. IIKVVSON. rgG I Ksuhscriher having purchased the n lores! of B Mr. D. Iv Botbvvell, in the DrugestabliMhmeld heretofore Conrlhcted utHlor the firm oft loud At Both' well, would inform his friends and the public gene rally, licit ho will continue the same, and keep eon Mainly on hand a largo uHsoitment of fresh Drugs, Medicines,*A'.c., which (to \yill dispose of on termsqh low ns can bo obtained in iny Southern market. Ho , would invite Physicians, iNlerehanls, and others, to call and examine his slock before purchasing elso where. npril 4 N. B. CLOUD. Ws<M’Sis. A Few dozen fine Silk mid Satin Stocks, (receiv ed this day.) Alsu, a few dozen line J. men do. with an additional supply of Summer Clothing, which they oiler at prices to suit tho times. PRICK A'. MALLKRV, may 2(1 1-8 Drapers and Tailors. iVolicp. f SNIIE tindersigneti will purehtivonnetirrenf ironojr a. ami may always he round utlhe tfourgia State f-ollery oftteo. No. 229 Broad street, tuny 31 A. READ. P.tlbii Bipai SiSadN. A FEW dozen Youths Palm LoalTluts, justro / V eejved and lor sale by jltrto 7 133 CLARKE & HOLLAND. 1 'O-stUFFICED EPA RTM EN'i’T? 13th May, 1837. S SIR—You will mill further orders, retain tho proceeds ol your ofllee in your luittds in specie, to meet tho Drafts of this Department. I am respectfully your oh’t serv’t. AMOS KENDALL. E. B. Gi.asoock, Esq., Postmaster at Augusta. I»««t Office AnKiaiala, ? MAY 20th, 1837. S S N order Id comply with tho above requisition ol - lire Postmaster General, specie will be required hereafter fur all postage due at this oftiee. may 20 E. B GI.ASCOCK, Postmaster, New flaomls. rai 11. WYATT &CO. at 200 Broad street,tie J- • store lately occupied by Morgan & Wyatt, are now opening a now stock of .Spring and Summer Dry Goods, of neat and handsome styles, having boon very lately selected front the Northern market;, they will make their prices to anil the present limy, os they are determined to sell on the lowestlerma fur cash. AMONG WHICH ARK. Blk Italian Lustring Silks, best quality l!lk Gro do Swiss and Gro do Rhine, rich lustre Blk I lernnni Gauze, a handsome article Blk Clmlle and blk lipmhozine, fine Mourning Musliria, Ginghams ami Calicoes Printed Jackonpts arid French /Awns, small figures Irish /.itten’s, Sheetings and Lawns Cambrics an J Muslins,all kinds Gent., /.tidies and Mit-sea I losiery, all kinds ,|u do do Gloves do Fine Hemstitch nnd plain Linen Cambric Hdlifs Bohbmpl arid Gauze for Pavilions A gooil assortment of Umbrellas, Parasols Paper Hangings. Bordering, and lire .Screens Tit kings, Apion and Furniture Cheeks Georgia Nankeens, Crape Cumhlets, Are. may 111 109 SsTidfPM ESaPlll OlllllN. Jt I .S’ I’ received a bennliful nrliclo for gotitlomcns summer Frock Coals ((ijshionahlo colors)) B'I'OCKS. Black’and Saxton superior plain Homhazin Stocks on silk frames,made light for summer, IS. Ii: KTRTLAND &. CO. npril 17 Drapers &■ Tailors, 350 Broad st. ' Notice. milE citizens are notified that after the lOth Inst. 0 all Dogs found running at large, will be killed agreeably to a resolution of Council passed in 1830. FOSTER BI.ODGKT, npril 3 ■ City Marshal. I'ilriiMoh & liiiihrcllas. 6 CASE latestslilo Parasols <V Ladies’ Uinbrolltts. J* 1 do sup. Gentlemen's Silk and Cotton do. Just received, and for sale by april 5 J, P. SETZI‘. &CO. A SUPPLY of the ahov. celebrated medicine, warranted a speedy and lasting cure fur Ague and Fever, and every symptom of general debility, lust received nnd for sale wholesale and retail, by I TIIOMAS BARRETT * CO. {(Appointed Agents. March 22 __ 07 9 HAVE Hus day sold my stock m trade to .Messrs, a Clark & Holland, who will conliiflin the Clolh ing Business at llio old arid well estahlisl cd stand, 291 Broad-slrent. I trust that tho liberal patronage I which fins been extended to mo while in business, will riot he lost wilhlKcm. Jan II lllfj D’I.VOX THORPE. i A f.T, pcrstins having claims against mo, will please j/a presenttlicrii at the old stand, whore I (tan he j found for one month from tins dole Persona in ! dohleil to mb are politely requested to make imirie ; diale payment. D’I.VON THORPE. | Jan 14 11 ts j TtyE6RO WOMAN FOR SALE—About forty | In years of age—she call lie seen at the jail, and I will he sold low, if taken Cut of the .State; is sold he .. aitse she will riot live wit hirer present owner. ; Jan It I If GENTLEMEN’S SOFKUIOR GLOVES, XTRA superfine hl.ick aft l fashionable colored | « 2 lloskiti Glo . ca, (real kid ) | .Spun Silk, Raw Silk while and colored, Lisio | Thread spring wrist, while arid colored Lisle thread Berlin. Just received by, li H. KIim.AND&Cn. | can h 31 Merchant Tailors, 250 Broad Street. Hoxierfi 4 1 KNTfrKMKN’SHiipcriorßladi ami VVliitn Silk J A Unity rihM Halflfosm, »h». VVhila BpunHilk 10., Clergymen mixt Ho .Silk and Colton do., Fancy f Chuck >ilk do., White ami Brown Colton do. Just received by U. B. KJUTLAND ft, CO. r'foreliant 'l’ailurM, Broad at. 1 [ march 31 75 Kfiiniy ,T3aslc Bsiitvia. SITPKIHOU Finn frinenand (-oiton Shirts, cut ■ ami made In the bcatpoHKiblcmanncr expressly : j jo otlrorder; firm Linen RiifTled nnd Plain Bogonig • ! alto- sUdo<;. bent round am! square end Collars, by B B KIin’LAND A- CO , imr h3i V , M *vrh ::il ’l’ 1r ; .'.V) Broad st I' f)/h rirojTßSJxiiiMiutftftir*, warrant ty '•'-*) ed first rale, for sale I-wv, by li- 11A N.*> .? BGUANTOX. *j i->t l I'lonr, lii It'-ST received and for sol* hr HAND is SCRANTON, ut July H if 16-1 li.'uid for Male. I HE undersigned will soli, iii hits tn unit pnrdin j. * aers, a TRACT OK LAND, situated on (lit ''' Eml Eoml, about o'ghl miles (ruin kninvu iiß the Hillock, being Iho highest point of land Ik tween llip unicr* nl Butler nml Rocky creeks, run! _ abounding with finn.priugs u( water. ll not dispo sed of at private gnlo bofimi ilm firxt of Novemoci nest, five hundred acres will lx- apportioned into I»l» suited lur family residences, nml sold at auction. 13 SAMUEL HALE. July 8 15!) sw-lvv Dr. IBeiij. lloii; r liiNjii. sc.R<;eo:\ dentist, ff ff AS rcturneif to tho city and ret>umod.ihe dutieso 'I ■ " his pro(ess‘ion f lit his residence corner of Hroad and Jackson streets, over the store ol Mesfcss.Clarl.e y McTior»V Co. ts Uct 4 i Seville’s \cw Work. * riIUK Horkyv A/ountains, or Scones, Ihridonts. f X und Adventures in .the Far West ; digested from the Journal, of Caiiinin JJonnetille, of tho army of the U. States, nml illustrated from various , other sources. By Washington Irving, with idaps. Just received and for Sale bv T. JI. & I C PLANT. .Tuly 5 __ 155 fßAHFsubaribor respectfully gives notice folds A fVionds ami the public, that lie has returned to r the city ; and can hereafter bo found at his residence? opposite the J/asonie Hall, where he will he happy * to attend the calls of his freinds und all those who may need his Professional services. E. OSBORN, Sergeon Dentist. jutie7. 133 I'lK‘iiii Brish Linens. SNOWDEN <fc SHEAR have just received from New York, a largo supply of vary superior 4-1 Irish Linens of the hosl stylo nml sumo of very fine qualities round thread,and warranted free from all admixture of rollon. Al.sn, Superior .1-4 end C-4 Irish Linen Sheetings, (5-4 84-4, 10-4, 12-4, 14-4 Damask Table Cloths, and a great variety of other late and splendid styles of Staple and limey Dry Hoods, to which they respect fully, invito the attention of tho public. f| npril 13 t)(5 A*clit Mult Colton A lew seeks of genuine Petit Gull Cotton Seed on hand, and for sale by may I M. M DVE. Ifoiihlc Dahlia*. JUST received at the Angu.ta Seed Store a choice and siipi'rh culleelKm of Double Dahlias, which being from the subscribers own garden, can, with confidence, he warranted in all respects. Al so among other Needs, just received, Early Crimson Clover, Turnip Rooted Cabbage, tinder ground, Turnip Routed Cabbage, above ground. J. H. J. -SERVICE. Feh.Sfl 48 |4| .SHARES STEAM BOAT COMPANY fl* ) STOCK lor sale Enquire rtl this Oflice. .Sept. 27 *7 ll UuiVvi'iTty «r ueorffln, 9 Athens, March 23d, 18.17. A'J' the Commetieemoni in the first week in Au gust next, the Trustees of litis Inslllulloii w ill elect a Professor of Moral Philosophy and lit Hi's I .HI res, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death 1 of Professor Pressley. Salary $101)11 per annum. 1 ASBURY HULL, Sqc’ty. ' march 2!) mi Aug 71 i\ ollcu. I>ERSI)NS indebted to me for Professional ser vices, will please make payment to Messrs. Jen kins & Mann, who are my authorised Attorneys, 1 during ntv absence from the Suite. * pel) 4, I M:1 7 :i(l D. PATTI ' list in. j (CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.- ' J Mr. Noncaoss would respectfully inform the citizens ul Augusta that he hag associated with him iu his sol 1, Mr. Howey, a graduate ui Jtdl'ersoii College, Pa., and for the last sis years an instructor ol youth, la consetiuem-o of this arrangement an additional number ul pupils, of both sexes, can l.e accommodated. The School will now consist ol two deportments. The Classical and Mathematical will ho under the supenntemlanco of Mr. 11., who will tench tho Latin and Greek languages—Algebra, Geometry, .Surveying,.Mensuration, Ac. Tho oth er branches will butaught ns heretofore. Tho following certificates from Prolcssors Nrimrt und Twiss, of .South Carolina College, relative to ■Mr. H.’s scholarship, are respectfully submitted: I have examined Mr. Howey with much portion hiriiy.holh in Latin and Greek, und have been quite pleated with tile ease and correetness of Ins Iransla- 1 lions, especially in Latin. He appears also to he familiar with the rules and principles of .Syntax. 1 should think him well qualified for primary mstruc- ( ttonin the classic languages. w , s - rllun . 1 jProf.of Lan. mS. C, College. 1 Columbia, Jan. 3,1817. This is in corttly that 1 have examinin' Mr. Howey in Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry, mid find him ( himiliur with the principles of mathematics (it id have no doubt of Ins competency to give instructions in ' these branches. THOMAS 8- TWINS, Prof, of Math In N. C. College. . i Jan. 27. “ NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Just opened at J. |». Seize at Co’*. to wit : (» A COTTON Cambrics, JacUoiictU and Nortt )- L 4 soak Muslins 0-4 cross bar'll do Assorted width Komi Ineo Edgings Plaid and rth'd white und black silk Iloisory ,)„ Jo do and cul'd cotton do Silk and cotton Hocks Ladles’ long ami short pic me Gloves Misses pie nic. .Mitts, Cored! Laeelis 11-4 and 12-4 colored Counterpanes , 11-4 and I*3-4 firm and superior j/arseila'H vjuilih 5.4 an ,lVj-4 low pfifc.d iiud Hiiperior frinh Shcalingii 1-4 ami 4-4 bird's-eye Diaper, some very fine 3.4 4-4 ami o*4 Striped and plaided Ginghams in great variety of jiallerns ami prices Corsican prints (a handsome article) 4-4 and 5-4 best Italian Lustrings , v While,green,crimson und black tabby Velvets Hap. black silk do Black Italian Crape Gentlemen's lino shirt Collars and Stocks Gnnt elastic this tiers, guard Ribbons 4-4 and 0-4 Bedlieking , , 3-4, 4-4,5-4 and (5-4 bleached and unbleached Shirt ings ami Sheetings Assorted ipiahty Binding , Plain and sprigg’d Swiss Muslins Striped and chock’d do Parit y Caliuoes well assorted in patterns and prices Secriml mournirig do , Green, hide, crimson and scarlet Worsted /able Covers 3(5 inches block Italian cravats Bleached and unbleached twilled Jcanes Itnlianus,’ Lyonnais ) , , French muslins In gre.at variety of patterns from 37,,( S to SI,-id, Second Mourning (5-1 mosliris Ginghams, a fine and handsome article H-l, lu-1 fine and superfirie Damask Linen Table Diaper , Drab and Brown Buffalo Cloth Assorted colored Shalloon C,. 4,8-4 Pavilion Gauze, German Oil Clot li flaxen and Cotton Osmihurgs Small figured Jackorietts anil Cambrics Extra fule long Lawns BlueTwil'tl Stripes,; Plain and striped Slot taunts 1 Hamilton Joanos, Constitution tvvills J? Assorted Brown Linens * 4-4 superfine grass do S' Enninetts, Mexican mixture 5 1 Sneo Strmcs, toncy do , | > lUbhed trench Linen Drilling, bcaulifiil S ; article IS 1 Plain White and Brown do Trench Cassimere , ~ ! Mixed anti slripetl Caritoons o I Itoiion Cassimeros « German, India, nml Georgia Yellow Nan- Ivens, do. do. Blno 2 Su|) While and Colored Marseilles !* Vestings, low priced . . 4-4 Irish Linens in whole and hall pieces Dowlas, Russia diaper and crush (for toweling) 1 Burlaps and Russia Shearing 1 7-4 Barnsley Table Diaper ’ Satin Cheek and Drapery muslins 1 Extra rich Gauze,Cap ami Bonnet Ribbons Assorted Corded und Grass Nkirls Crown Linings, fi-4, 8-1 Pavilion Netting Blue Apron checks - Striped and Plaided Second mourning Ginghams India Rubber Aprons, Pino Book muslin Hdkfs. , Brown Hollands Fine and Superfine Furniture and Garment Dimity Ate. Ac. To tho above will bo added a variety of desirable Fancy ami Staple aitudce. \vSiU( !4'itW’ifow‘ on liven way. apnl 3 > T ' Wanted. , 1.1/ I ioJl-an.iii' r ‘i ,rt l,fH hr,,,, ‘ ,,r '» residence Ilf Koenuxu mileii und u Imlf Ix iuw \\nrrcni<ci i eTifim nuM "* tup ,r^r:s» - and bad on, when he left, 4 foowuoambfo nilelanlodress coat will, figured gtlt button, und " >- l' u,rro ."” < 't car si inere paialuoiis: and rode a l 0 Hinull boy burue vviih block mono mid mil and bloc k u st.amvhgilft.tl saddle,and had w.tl, hima pair n . of saddle hags marked A. Crane, Hillsboro’ Geo d , Ay mf.Tmmjpn respecting hit«, directed fo*br«- >- I'-mt',Hlllsher" , or Win. 11. t rime, Augusta, , P Will ho ItiJihkfully rcceivoil, nml if ibis notice•houlil 0 \ nt i l c y t ’. bo IN rcrjiJOHifd to robve the anxiety of lt “is iriondu by writing to them ivmioiiintely. Augnsfn, Aprilß Iwd&wif 82 1 lie Mmtgumcry .lonmof will plraso insert the abi)\p fsrmi-UTikly) |i»r«'ne rnoiilli. SPUIiHO (HtOlM. , KE J«ow rcrciving n large and ge rietfl assori 1 memos STAPLE AiND FA ACT DKVCiOOira, U hirh will beoffpred at r<fasonnble rates anil dc* (Himmoduii« g terms, march n 59 i BlooKst, Ni:iHoiiai'y, \c. 1 'HE Nubscrthers would inform their eustomera. 1 * and lit ■ public generally residing in the Upper . C imntii’s, that they lnivu opened nn Establtshmeot att tilumhus, where they have on hand, and intend to keep, a largo ami general assortment ol Rooks,’ Stationary, Pina Cutlery, Pitney Articles, Musical Instruments, Prints, Paper-hangings, Picture Frame*,’ and every article usually called for in a BOUlv STURK. Orders are fespectlally sulielod. T. If. & IC, PLANT, Augusta. I.C.PLANTtfe GO,,Columbus, Geo. march 2. r ) f,y ■ J*AMDKL LANBi Tailor and linjmrt r of T.vfilieh Cloths, ,Jr. ■ls Bread street, . HAVING just arrived Irorn London, begs most' . respectfully fb return his si t ere thanks to the citizens of Charleslim, Sod the adjoining Slates,for the Very liberal share o( patronage which lie has hitherto received,nml feels that ho would he want ing in gratitude liir such support, wire by pot lima politicly to acknowledge the honors so conferred, and to prove that he has still an earnest and singer, tlosiro to extend, il possible, his connections iriSjuth Carolina. He lias been to England lur the purpose ofoflbeiing arrangements ol a direct intercourse be. tween the establishment I here and here, nrtl also with tho Cloth Mumifinelurers, Ac. Arc. Having completed his arrangements in n manner to ensure a quick succession of the mostfinshioniw* articles ol Dress being exported, he most respect-- (ullyassnres them that he has new opened an assort- , meat of COATS, At. Ajc., w high are not to be sur-’ passed for quality, workmanship und style, in the Ll. States. S, 1., heps to mhl that nil orders in his business for the London Markets, w ill meet a promptness of despatch which will t hnrncterixo the peculiar ad vantages rtf this establishment Master Tailors may he supplied with tho latest lesbians. . .. N. B.—Wonted, 12 first rote CO A'J’ HANDS. Oir Tim Savannah Georgian and Augusta Chroni- - ele, w ill please give thoohove two ipserridns on Sn( unlay nml Thursday, imijl further notice.—C/mr/eti ton Mercury. Jan. 20. Impoi-iDiil linsorniiitloii TO THOSE SUFFERING WITH Cholera JVl orhui, Uiarrhim, Summer Comjiluin Colies, Crumps, and Simsms, fBMIP. utility el 11. S. BERNARD’S Remedyfo ) Cholera has ceased to be n problem. Expert CIKT, till) only sure foundation of Medicinal, ns u all other kinds of know lodge, has effectually estoli fished what the judicious eumpositiuu el the Herne dy, its ndmiralile ndaptulttm to the various indica tions whit'll oi-t-nT hi the eoltise el those disenrfes.rtf Ihcstiimneh, liver mid hevvels, usqally tlesjgtpalud as Cholern euiitphiinls, led the Proprietor to antici pate from the first of all exmaienee, however, that of men competent to dist rimilfnie opt-mutely and to’ ilet idejiutly upon the ellitis of a rrted eme, must bo the best; and with sorb in its favor, even the moat fastidious in these mailer. , must lay aside these pre prejndiees. • ’i ho imlioalipns of euro ore—to tranqnilizo tho stomach and howelp t to relieve the excessive puk-’ mg nml purging; to :elny the increased irritability of the intestines, giving rise.to increased peristnllii; motion; to relievo that rheumatic, sluteonhe bpw el» which is olteu tho ailoudant of t-hronic coses, semetiines uecompaui tl with inllnlnintniun and ul ceration ; to ovorcomo (ho spasms; equalize the t in nlalior, and restore warmth to the smlaV-ej re move timgesiitmol the intoniul organs) mid to re lieve the morbid irriluhility of the hrolp mid nor vims system;—uil efw hieh bus been rfleeted by lbs use oi llenmrd's Remedy for Cholera: cerlifienles ol which have been given ut various times, of e/lieacy in eases widely difierenlin their origin progress of end, oilier. (CT Look to Ike Cerli/tcates; they are the hosC evidence that can hojjiyen. Tho 1 onimendnlitins whh h .several liberal nndi t ■Diligent Physicians have bestowed upon thellon' dy, have already hum imblished, and the suhserib er has now tht) gratifieution clodding the following from a most respectable practising physician pfSu merlon, Vn. R, S. UEUNARD. Semcrton.Mnv 14, 1837. Mr. R. N. tlernard. Dear Sir—This is to inform you I have tested the t-llinmy oi your Remedy (or Cholelu in several ir. stances that huvelaiily come underlay care, arik that its effects ovinek un. In- a'judicit us preptitd lion—one tnnirienlly serviedhle, 1 will say ulloxeih er comjiihut to euro Ilm tliscales for which it is re comun ridud. 1 feel,no hesitation, therefore, mdo daring that for tho Iroutment of such disorders, I shall regularly dispense yoor Remedy Irom my if liee, mid would reeotnvjend il to ho kept in all fu n .lids liable to these tlangeioos ntrorks. Yon may use lips certificate ns you will- Yount, very respccfully, , , W. L. PARHAM Phis certificate was given to my agent, E. Nash, of Petersburg and for its importance, Mr. Nash's remarks; “As agent for Bernard’s Cholera nml Dmrrhffi Ms dicing I call the attention ol the puhhe lolheoer tificate below Iront otte ol the most nsyieetuhle gen tleirnin in the Hate; ami I particularly call their ut tnnlion to thetmegiven by a gentleman in this town —and if it were necessary, I could produce a half dozen others from Piforhilrg, who have tried the medicine wit bin two Weeks past. EUW. P. NASH Me. Toheard T. Nash, Agent for Bernard’s Choler* Medicine. Dear S;f: I fed it a duty 1 owe to the proprietor of the above medicine, ns well ns the public gener ally, to inform you that th .• bottle of Cholera mix litre which 1 bought at your store a few since, has entirely cured me ol a severe Diarrhaial The l itre was t fleeted m taking only (wodusssf anil ns I had tried many ether nmetlits yVitheutthe least dleet lam lolly of the opinion thnj the niedi, t iiiu hero alluded to it i vory thing that il is saitl to be. JAS. S. WALLACE,letersburg,Vn. II ho will neglect to xupply themselves with BerJ nnrd's Remedy lor Cholera, w hen it |s so fully proven to he efilent ious in all the diseases for which il is recommended ? In no cnio tins il failed to cure the most obstinate attack ol summer com plaint made upon ehildrou. In one instance a per manent cure was elleetet) upon a child in this place, alter the mmmer eoiaplaini hao pul it (as thought by the iloetors) beyond t]te power ofmsd ie,ine to relieve. It was such an aggravated mi, that the child hud in the qourse til one doyanl night, sixty-three ovaeualiotiH from tho bowels. Y one bottle proved a sovereign remedy Extract from otic of my agents ; Pdcrshhrg. Juke 4 th, 1838., Mr. It. S. Bernard—Dear Sir.- Y’our Cholera* Medicine is highly thought of in Petersburg arid adjacent i-oimlieS; 1 have never sold n hottla out pi the whole that 1 have suit), which has not,so far au J could ascertain, proved effectual in curing; I have never hail a coimilainl—hut inimy recout mendatiotisofits good diet Is have been given i*». Y’ou may, us Par us my judgement nml the good sense of the many to vv hrun I have sold it goes,re commend it highly to unv ami all who may wislv, such medicine 1 shall sooeti he in want ol mores Respl’y. K. P. NASH, Ag’tlbr Petersburg, Yfoj, From my Agent, Air. John I lore, of Memphis, JToiaWi formerly of Murfrccsborough, N. C.: Memphis, July 7, 4836', Mr. R. S. Bernard —Dear Sir: Abet sdUffiftf*' g. ml deal ol jxmr medicine for Cholera, witk-eiitire suiis/aeiion, I called on a lew oi our must respeela Me citizens, to gel, il possible, some evidence of the efficacy ol saitl medicine, und lam gla'Jioen close you some certificates, which I am confident willmtd much to the proofnlready obtained. Jlav mg used your uiedieim- m my ovvnlanoly, for some most violent allaeks ofChok-ra ni.d Dtarrhtea, ' take pleasure in adding my certificate, inasmuch tea I consider it tho moat vnhiahio preparation «v*g made. If my numo is of any service, you m»y see, it in any way you thiuk best, and 1 shall wait times led proudln think that 1 have hecnoolledon to testily to t he many cures performed by your med-' icine. lam daily distributing it vwcr this district and have sent some to Arkansas, where it has bee nl tried withcomplctcsufcess. YTonrfiriend J.HARE. 5-7 r To prevent imposititlß-, a foe. simile ol my ( name will be attache-.! to each bottle. For sole by Havilanb, Kislky & Co., Titos, B H.iRnETT'S: Go., and Nelson C'abtkk, Price Jt t |er buttle. tuneT ' 133