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BACHELORS COMFORT. Ulrm ii the moo who shuns lb« place Where ladies love to meet, Who feari* 10 treail their dangerous win, And batea tile Ittller's acat. But in Uie aweeta of single life, Hm plac'd bia whole delight; By dsy ne’er sighs to have a wife, To plague hia aout at night. He like an oak of stoutest kind, 111 aome rich pasture act; Safe from the atorm and noivy wind, Lives like a prince in slate— Gay aa n picture—and as fair, Hia countenince shall ahinr; While scene* on every aide iqqcar Bo clever and ao tine— Not ao the man that’a got a wife— He livea—poor eoul—forlorn— He’a Jriv’n through tempest dim and strife, Like chaff before the atorm — Husbands must never dare to stand And spat it fa o tu face, When wives with broomsticks in their hands, Would leach the cluwna their place. Thei| eyes behold the paths they tread, They school their husbands well; But Bachelors have none to dread, May keep it up pell mell. Four pun.mt ruunvs.—Tiico.Cibb'r, in company with three others, made nn excur sion. Theo. had a false set of tealh—a second r (jUss eye—i third a cork leg—hut the fourth had nothing particular, excepting a remarkable way ol shaking Ins bead. They trutelled m n post*c<>acii, and, while nn lire first stage, after each had made merry w ith hia neighbor’s infirmity, they ngreed that, si every iiailing-plnce they would affect the s.une singularity. When they came to break fast, they were all to squint—and language cannot express h iw admirably they all squint ed—lor Hie* went one degree beyond thu au ■ perlstive. At dinner they all appeared lo have cork legs, and their stumping about made moio diver.'lon than they had done at hreuklasl. At tea they were all deal'; Ini', at supper, which wsf at the Ship, ol Dover, cadi man resume I Ini character, thu butler lo pluy h n part in a farce they had concerted am mg litem. When they were ready to go to bed, Cibber cried out lu the waiter—“ilere you fellow! takeout my teeth «jV ih, Sn! ’ said thu man. “Ay teeth, Mir. Uusruw iint w re, mid they'd alt £omu out together.” Astor some Ire.itn, tmn, llie man d d ho he was ordered.—This was no soooor pcrhirmoJ, than a second ea I cd out—“ Here, you! tako out my eye.” “.Sir,” nstd lire waiter, “your eyel"—“Yea, my eye. Come hero you stupid dog! pull upthal eyelid and it will come out aa easily iim possible ’’ This daus.ths third '.Tir'd out—“ Here, you rus cal, toko olf my leg." Tina liodid with less re luctance,being before apprised that it was cork iSi also conceiving licit it would bo Ii s lust job. He was, however mistaken; the fourth wuteli ed hia opportunity, and whilst the frightened waiter wus surveying, with rueful tiouiUCtiaiiee the eye, teeth, and leg, lying on thu table, cried out m a fnghtlui hollow voice—" Come here, Sir—lake olf my head,” Turning round nod seeing tlin man's head slinking like tint of a moidurin upon n chimney piece, ho dar ted out o thu room—and aficr tumbling head long down stairs, he tun madly about the house as if terrified out ot his senses. I'Uni'sr us A >ia cdulet, I'rum the N. V'. lUnld. PnUTicst Mkkti.mis—Thu Seven Hundred hold u large meeting tonight in Tunitnary Hull, to denounce the suh-l’iciuury scheme. Guild luck to them. The Whigs hold their Ward meetings also to night lo fuim genaial calamities—good luck also lo them. We wi-h both parlies all Ilia recces* they dssevo, The divisions among llie democrats will piobaldy give the whig* ihe city next elect ion. We rather mink, however, dial (here is u great deal o. umicecs.ary loss among the Seven Hundred, Mr. Van Huron's loco toco message can Ih-.I lie explained by un anecdotes. John Cismor, of Saratoga, and Ml. Van Hu ren w«ru lanli niemliera oi' the Convention livid some years ago, for liokeiiog the Ciiliatilulian of this Stale. They sal near each other in the Con vention. John one day got up, ao I proposed u icaolution extending the elective franchise lu all creation, accompanying it with u liunous demoo ratie speech, about ■•liberty—till July - patriots of the revolution—deirioc.acy—»4lh July, 1 Till lighting—blood—thunder, die. rSto," After be pot through, ho sal down and wiped Ids brow. Van Burcn leaned towards him—“ John I said Van—'doni you think that resolution of yours ts a leelle 100 democratic ? Donlyuu iliink j it is going a leelle too far 1” “(Jt>! no,” replied John, shaking his head with | great tu<i_7 freid. “Oh! no—nut a mile 100 dent- I ucralic,” "Really, ’’ says Van, *T think ao,” “Laid bliss you, reileislej John, “I don’t j mean it tu pom.” “Oh! in that case,” said Von, “iherc is a dis- j fereuee. What do yon mean ii toil” “Nothing," add John, with n cunning leer, "hut to tall the cuttle Jar the, full elections," I Now wo rake all the ftcolocoism of Marlin Van ] Bunn's message lo resemble the red hot dome- , eracy of John Conner's resolution— "only to suit I the iaeajaca cuttle rr! the next t/eiliotl*.” At die great torch light meeting on Thursday last, my friend John Windl—thinks be lo the I Blessed Virgin-caught two thousand us them mid put salt on their isils. After this they walked us peaceably as lambs, into Tammany Hall- Alex ander M.ng is also sailed down lor a year—Slain, Bang, ditto, (iidaun Loo sails down the eon servstives in barrels to-night. Great virtue iu •alt. __ Mahuiku laAntus. —A married lady, allu ding in conversation to the 18th 1 Valin, ob served, mat while "young men and maidens, old man and cldWrmi,” wore expressly inon noned, not a word wus said about married wo men. An old clergyman, whom she was ad dressing, aosured her they had not been omit ted, nnd that site wen d nnd them included tu one of the precediii;; versos, innler the des csiptlun of xajxirs and sturms ! A great travehec boasted that he had the hon or ol receiving“ord'ais” lioin almnsl every Clown ed bead in Europe, “Yea," said Regers, aside, "orders I j quu their dominions.” "Tom, my son,” said a lather to his w ild and wayward aon, "what do you intend lo do boa living, you scamp?” “1 don’t know, lathei: 1 rather think I shall enlist in the last war!”— JUarutluhte i'utriot. A Clergyman, not long since, adopted the fol lowing text. "Wilt thou go up with me to bat tle at Ram >lb Gilead!” The peculiar emphasis with which the question was twice repeated, iu dacsJ a brave soldier to suppose it a reality, uuJ be very cordially answered, ‘Why, gentlemen, d yw are cowards, 111 go for one.’ Tight. —In the good old blue-law tiuv’s in Cuunucltcut, tbe girls wore in lire Im b 1 ol tbe.r hair so light on the back of their heads, that it entirely prevented th in from abutting their eyes or mouths, even iftney ever felt inclined ao to do. Th ■ consequence was that their lovers wore compelled to untie the siring before lliey could ki«i them. Tighter. H'e were mtunned last summer is Fhdadelphia, that a »me of the ladies in that ettf were in the habit of hooking their frocks so ligb* behind, that they war 3 obliged Ui loosen them before they could sttocze. or run the risk of breaking off lots of hooks and eyes! Tighten.—K Boston paper mentions at instance of a dandy there who strapped Im pantaloons down over his hoot* so light lha when be raised hit foot to step he could not wet it down t gain, but was obliged to ntsnc «n one Itj like s goose, until the strap wit taken off. IM tit flour Ist.—A stipfrnm the o(B< «of tin Columbus, (Ohio,) HrtriHer, dstrd 20di inM. ray s, “The great Leller Mail from Cincinnati and South oftliis, fir the Eastern rilics, was rut o|»en J last night, between tfiia oily and Springfield, (or- I ly two miles west of us. and robbed of all the let- I lets it contained. Suspicion has not tested upon | any imlividoal in particular. ’flic mail bags sie now pul into the coach, in ) slcsd of iho bout, as some lime since. The wsy j mail hsg was not disturbed. The agents have I gone back on the track, express s;ieed.” Lamps will have less d - loreenhle smell, if ■ yon dip the wick yarn in strong hot vinegar, nnd let it dry. i in i oil lie-day Kvi-ninir, net. (}, 1837. Cj The office at which the, Ohron icle St Sen Uriel will l>c printed lor the future is on Broad ; street, below the Eagle & I’lucnix Hotel, We 1 shall keep an office for business at the old aland : on Broad street, opposite the Masonic Hull,where advertisements ran be lift. In consequence of the derangement produced by removing, some ad vertisements are excluded today. THE ELECTION. It is a source of peculiar pleasure lo us lo lay before our readers the result of the Election in Richmond county. Never was a Canvass con ducted with tnoic energy and spirit on both sides' and yet with less acrimony nnd had finding. The | result hss astounded our adversaries, and so over e ; whelming a majority was unexpected even toouy -4 selves. The main cause which bus produced this •’ result >s staled in a few words—opposition to Van [i ii Burcn. The gentlemen elected belong to the Slate Rights parly, hut were elected by the joint i: votes of the Stale Rights and Union Anti-Van - | lluren voters of iho county. Could the election ” have been routined exclusively lo general poll lies, ! apart from local and State questions, out majority ~ 1 would have hern much greater.—lndeed, Van o, Buronism has scarcely a place left in Richmond t i County upon which to rest the sola ot its foot.— 'j Whatever other Counties may do, Richmond, at last, has done her duly. <>\ ' ir I? ? f 11 °| ? a > £ y ; ft g- "• f f For Ooventor, “ •>’ v ‘ •! 1 Goal-"- n fJ. lnter, «37 (13 57 79 830 j William Schley, 371 39 6 29 419 ': ,1 inline J. Miller, 567 4.1 48 70 728 . Vul. Walker, 372 411 8 20 453 For Representatives, I C. J. JenJtins, 003 48 49 74 774 1 Heorgi If. Cnr.ejonl, 555 48 48 73 724 Hin. ./. Ithoileu, 518 40 64 07 088 , O. P, I’nrish, 390 4(1 2 39 461 If. V. Johnson, 358 42 8 21429 A. Rhodes, 317 40 0 24 417 W. Kdncy, 8 10 0 9 Hkaltii op Nkw Oiii.iuns.—The True A nicrican "f the SSlh, says, “since our lust wo have heard of hut few new cases, and the num- I her ol deaths has much diminished ; hut lu nut ■mu iibseni ft lends presume upon the.-e f.iets, lo loturn lo iho city yet. It would not bo prudent, and whatever in <y bn said upon the subject, one truth they should hear constantly in mind, it is that the epidemic has never, and will not erase until killed by a frost. We have for the present* sultry, rainy weather, with sijll an inclination to, the last twenty-four Imuis of the wind lo the noilhwnid. When, as most probably will ho the ease in a day or two, Iho hut sun conics out u. gain wo may expect the fever forego as had ns ever, ns far as it will find food lo feed upon.— Common prudence diclnloa Iho propriety of ab sent unncclimalod persons not returning for <he present. Em in n i rioN to Txxas.—According lo n par. itgraph in llie Memphis (Tenn.) Knipiiicr, emi gration In Texas is going furvvaid on a large scale. Thu edilor says : “There is scarcely elbow-room left in our streets and highways lending into town, on account of the constant pouring in of horses and wagons, and (he helter-skelter melee of emigrating paraphernalia. Several hundred families must have crossed the Mississippi at this | point, im their way lu the /I'-o/iiMed Itnul, with j in the last six weeks; and the rush is still onward, j Wo almost fear for thu population of East Ten j nessee; for not u wagon passes hill mine dozen I chirls belonging lo it, poke their flaxen heads through the holes of the canvass.” [IUOM oon cnimtSl-OMUNT.j WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. 1837. After my Express letter of yesterday was des patched, the House continued until very Into in \ the evening the debate on the bill to postpone j the October instalment of Iho Depositee to the I Stales. Mr. Graves made a most powerful speech j in opposition tu the measure; after he finished, the previous question was spring upon it, and | sustained, and aliei various unsuccessful motions ' lo adjourn,there was u call of Iho House; and . by the aid of the Sergeant at-Amis, an unusually ' large House was present at the time the ques. i (ton was taken un engrossing the bill. That | question wus carried in the affirmative by a tua ! jority of only two—including the two quesliomi t ble votes of the members from Mississippi, and . j those of Mr. Dickens ol S. C , and Mr. Lewis of - Ala. Mr Dickons voted in the affirmative for ' | the purpose ot making u motion lu reconsider. , The vole stood Ayes 119, Nays 117 I , I Mr. Pickens did then move to reconsider nnd . i while the question was pending the House ad journed. To day the matter came up again ns iho un . finished business. Mr. Dickens made a speech in support of (he amendment he bad ollend; a,.d which had been cut oil' by the previous j question.and urged earnestly upon the House to a rc-eonsidor their sole of last night, and let the 1 amendment go with the Bill. He moreover u vowrd his intenliun to support the Bill establish ing tiro Sub-Treasury system. He goes emhely 1- with Mr. Calhoun in all his notions about a di vorce Ui« n Hank and Slate, &e. dec. 16 Mr. Adams moved as an aiUMulinant to that ol j Mr. Dickons,(which as I informed you ina former id letter, was to postpone the fourth instalment ol the DejHiites lo Jan. 7, 1839,) that a distinct pledge be given lor the payment us the money te ,|- the Slates, on the day specified as the period el t the 'postponement. Mr. Adams said his object n ! was to see that the States should not l>c batr.boo )' zlcd out of their money by lal»e promises; and v moreover he contended that without the emend -1 inenl of Mr. Dickens as modified by himself, the , r Bill was nothing less than a measure to raise u it revenue from thu |ample ; and therefore it ought :s to have originated in the House, and not in the 0 t-enale. The modified amendment deprived it '! ' of its character; and he contended that the House d ■ ought not lo consent lo set on it si all ss it came n ' from the Senste. is The discussion is still going on. I think the ■I motion to reconsider will prevail; and that then the House will pass the bill with the amendment. (s The vote last night is looked upon as anat'.rcr administration Je'eat iu ths House. i The tUciion ItfUtn poMfor.cdh * •nil made the order of the day for Monday i»rx • Mr. Town* of (»•. did hirn»clf bon *r •*» day ■ y u •perch against the rtpoil of ihe majority *d Committee on Election** a,, d of course »g dn . 1 the chum* of the fitting member*. The Suit-Treasury scheme was before | i the Senate to-day. Mr. Buchanan of Pa i a ton |t while in support of the scheme which the supporters of the Administration once declared j [ reeked mill Despotism,” and in defence of llic ; | administration, winding up with the old »»nj a- bout Bank or nu Bonk. ' Mr, Preston commenced a reply to him; and spoke nearly an hour with his customary elo -1 (|uencc and power, he has just given wsy to an i ] adjournment; and I have aiinply(to say, bcforc’the i B Express Mail leaves, lint 1 will give you a con j dense nhslract of his speech tomorrow, lie made i s a most glowing and noble defence of the Banking f Institutions of the South,and declared the divorce . so much talked of to he a severance of the. Gov. from the hanks and the people, for the purpose ol : wedding it to the Peoples Money. M. j r WASHINGTON, Sept. 80lh 1887. , 'J’lt; Pill lo pc, s’ pone the October Instalment . of the Dcpositcs to Jim Stales passed the Home , of Representative* last night by a majority of 12 —ihe vole standing thus, ayes 1 IS, Nays 106 the rtholo delegation from South f-arnlina vot ng in the (fllnnativc and the whole ol Jlte conserve, lives also going along with the spoilsmen and Experiment*!*. The Jill however, is not ll|p same that originated with the Treasury Depa.l --( me.nl; and canto from the Senate. The amend- j | ntcnlofM . Pickens which make its a postpone ment to the first January, 1837,was carried—and that offered by Mr. Adams requiring a pledge on ’ the part of llto Government that the money should ho paid at the time designated; was voted down, j It is ii.,l the hill exactly, the administration wan ted ; hut they will lako care to make it so. The money will never reach the Stales if they can help. As Mr. Adams remarked yesterday, it will he a postponement to whnl tho Ptcnch cull the week-nf the three Thursdays. The country is much obliged truly to llto au thors and supporters of the amendment, offetgd by Mr. Pickens. Had it not been for this amend, merit, the Hill never could have been carried j through the House. But Ihe amendment is per fectly illusory ; Tito Hill is not a postponement merely, it is a repeal of llto Deposit Act, A remarkable dovelopcrnont was mode last night just as the question was about to he taken on the final passage of the Bill. Mr. Garland of L r. moved to postpone tho whole subject to Tuesday next an that the linuso might knowhow the hill for adjusting tho unsettled claims on this Deposile Bunk would lie disposed of. He wished to know what terms Ae Government would make with those hanks. Mi. Gambrcltng took particular pains to impress upon Mr. Garland, that the , Government would tnuko tho mast liberal terms! with the Banks. Mr. Dawson, of fit. immediately rose and drew the attention nf I lie house to tho fact that the Administration intended to hold out a bribe to ■ ihe South Western, anil the Western States, to 1 support the measures of government, by tho pro mise that if they did what was decisive, the most liberal terms would he accorded to the banks in those Stoles in settling with the Government. Other members look the same view iff the cast ; the question on the postponement of tho bill was rejected of course; und Ihe hill was then passed It must now go back In tho Senate, when there will probably be considerable contention about it, Mr. Dawson's speech against ibis 101 lon Thursday was one of tho most able and instinc tive that has been heard in tho whole debate on the question. Ho was particularly powerful in demonstrating tho unequal operations of it.- and was yesterday complimented in tiro highest man* ner by Mr. Adams, for tho instruction ho had given him on that point. Mr. Adams said he had never heard the objection a to the measure more powerfully exhibited; and express his indi vidual obligations to Col, Dawson for his speech. In tho Senate, today, Mr. Preston resumed and finished his remarks against the Sub-Treasu ry Scheme; and was followed hy Mr. Brown of N. C. In the House, Mr. Sergeant of Pa. proceeded in his remarks on the resolution of the Committee of Ways and Means, declaring the establishments ufa National Bunk to be inexpedient: but without coming to any decision, tho House went into Committee of the whole and look tip the bill au thorizing the issuance of Treasury Notes. Mr. Rhctl of 8. C. proposed an amendment which is exactly tho same ns the section offered by Mr- Calhoun, in the Senate, of the bill establishing the Sub-Trvnsury scheme, and made a long speech in support of it. After ire finished, Ihe House, worn out with tho 1-ntg session of last night, adjourned. Team Ihe Savannah Georgian,sijit.2o. FROM FLORIDA. Wc yesterday received from an attentive cor respondent the following intelligence. The sur render of John Hicks we trust, will lead to fa . vorablo results: ‘ Four Micanoi’T, Sept. 20, 1837. “I was directed hy Col Gates last week to lake . 15 men, and go to the Wnhcouta Prairie, for the purpose of obtaining cattle for the garrison of j Fort King. On my arrival at that place, I found that a large number of cattle had lately been driv- j * en off, ami soon found that they had been taken | bn party of 10 or 13 Indians. 1 immediately . billowed their trail, and after having proceeded i about 38 miles ftom this post, found where they | had killed a deer, which, from tho fragments re | > maining, I ascertained that they had, at least 84 s hours start of mo. 1 however pursued their trail to , Ll within 3 miles of the Blue Spring, at which place I halted for the night. Having but one day’s pro f \ision with me, 1 was necessarily obliged to return f to this post the next day. They must haveta i- ken at least 160 head of cattle ftom the Wahcott- j v la Prairie, and jl.ttvc not left more than Borlo ! j, head. “Ait Express direct from Tampa Bay, bring the intolligei.ee ol Jno. Hicks and 10 of his ha id, ’* having gone to that post and surrendered them tr selves as prisoners. He was the master spirit ,f among the Miekasokeys, and his defection may tnliueoce others. As the three principal actors 1 in the bloody tragedy (Philip, I’chee Billy mid 0 Jno. Ilteks) are now in our power, I shell not be d surprised to see the whole tribe sutrenjet at dis •l cretiun. From the N. V. Com. Aife. Sept. 29. “ Wall srasuT. — One o’clock'. —A very hand- I* some business has been done at the Stock Ex e change this morning and prices generally have tt improved since yesterday. SpsciK,—At the hoard this morning 5000 Mexican dollars were sold at 6 per eennl prerni e urn; S3OOO in half dollars at 6j do; 500 live franc it pieces at SI.OO eaeh; 1600 do. at so,99j;und 100 e sovereigns at $5,10. We note American gold ! and half dollars at 5 j a 6J premium; quarter dol lars 4 j a—do; Spanish dollars 0a GA do; Mexi can do. sj; live Iranc pieces SI,OO a 81.00 (; sov * creignsss.o9 a $5.12; doubloons $16.60 a $16,75; a do partriol $16,40 a 16 45; Napoleons $4,02 a .. $4,04. Tnxatrai Drafts are advancing. No sales 1 were made at the board this morning—wc note them a: 3 » 3} premium. s i,t 00. 1 V.V.L : ■ ' : ■ . oat, wnl.v-n 1 i: y i t ■ wcie IC.Of) Mexican.! • ir* a" 6 fief edit pr ■I ; ,JI in .i . ■ m o ' We note American 0.7 pfc.o.L ' ll 1 dollars 41 asj Oo; q .arler do*ij a —d° 1 i i-b dollars, 0 i fij do ; over; i*n«.ss.lO u -••M-S j doubloons, 816,50 a $16,70 :do Patriot, ’> | I a510,50. , . . I i TtiKASt ar Dau rs.—N > rales this niorm • I The asking piite is 4 j premium. _ i Co •! 'line Ia t. Bank or iffi.a Ca vha.— -< c mentioned a few days ago. or. the authority of the , Montreal Herald, that Hie Commercial Bant-., at 1 Kingston, had suspended rqstcie payments, an 1 1 that, too, with empty vaults. We lake the earn- ; j e-i opportunity to contradict this statement, so l as it regards the empty vaults Indeed the Kings ton Chronicle of the 23 ) inst., speaking wit i bu I Ihoritv, says that Ihe “bank has more specie in ns i vaults, in proportion to t e nunibet of notes in j circulation, than it had at the commencement ot I the panic in May hv-t.” The same paper has the i following remark*: | We are enabled, fiomlbchelt authority, to stale 1 that the institution in question has in its vaults I sufficient gold and silver to redeem its notes a* I required liy the provisions of tho “Bank Relict Act,” passed during the late extra session ol our provincial Parliament. Moreover, it is no secret that the Commercial Bank has at considerable ex pense purchased, and continues to import syecte, with which it redeemed its notes up b> the 14 in stant, when, in order to relieve the suffering eg* ricullnral and commercial interests ol the country, the directors of tho hank were prevailed upon to j make the necessary application to the Executive j government to suspend, for a while; specie pay -1 menls, under the restrictions required by law. Col. Joski-u M. Wiiitk, lire late talented De f leg.!*® to Congress from Florida, is now in lem don, making bis airangomenls for his forthcoming History ui Louisiana and the Florida*. Lea* or tiu Bca»- Wilma* H. Ihmaxi), anu Tuner, or itstfCiiLW. —In the Spanish ling Dos .Marias, arrived yesterday, (says the Nor folk Jteucon of the 82d ult.) came pas enger Capl. John Voorliis, tho Mato and Cook, late of the sehr. II in. 11. Ireland, which vessel founder ed at sea in lat. 33, long. 74, on the 14th instant. She was from New Voik, whence she sailed on the 2d inst. with a cargo of produce bound to St. Murks and Mobile, and having encountered very heavy weather, in which she lost Ppars, sails, &c. was capsized, and three of her crew, \\ illiarn Os good, of IJ.ieknnsaek, John Smith and George Chambers, foreigners, were 10.-t. Tho survivors | remained on Ihe wreck until the evening of the I loth, when they wore providentially fallen in with hy the shove brig, end ihusicscucd ftom a watery grave. The scltr Cerse, Morris, tvhi.li -ailed irodt ’ ■’ wego on tho 11th uU. for Sandusky, Ohio, was lost on Lake Erie, in the gale 2d3, and al hands on board perished consistingof six persons Vessel insured fer $17.31). - ... mnrn- ——‘ r TNAi"U^y i ■ •’lapriiii’’« IU ho .«old at (’tdnn.hia court honso on llio V V tir«l i u(“(luy in N'lvcmhcr nc-Vl,* h/.’wrcn ill • usual lion sol hilf, iorly acrca of pint* land on I ho waif Is of Sweet Uet-Tt *r •-■!;, adjoining lands of Harris nod Milligan, levi <1 on as tho properly of Win S Ifonnor, ylgoiit ol thaCl."rgia Kail I load and 1 Hanking < ’omjnny, t<» sati.sh a li l i issued from the JiiHiieoV ('oiirt of Distiici So in favor oi Drano iV Harris. 1-ovy m ule mid returned t<» me hy a eon htiable. UICiIAKL) !i JOM-IS, [) SWH\ net 1, t»33 wtd W oS ice. J V’JIA VMI) from the subscriber some time in ill? > I month of Jatm iry last, a small mouse colored mans MULM, both ears split, s«:mo gray hairs ahoiu jls head, and h »m • niul.s of h ;rnc.-H on its sides. Any person giving information of said mule so that I j*«*i her wdl ho thankfully received, and all reason able espewes paid. IUIIC// M. UOTUWTS. Wnrronton, On. fi Itw ‘d.Vi 'l’ht* lleeordei* and tno Standard of I nion, Mil ledgovil e, will publish tlir atiovo oneo a we -U lor ton. weeks and forward their uocounls t> me fur payment. f> W Lost. SUPPOSED to have been tuken from the Rail Road Depot, on the 2Ain-t. tlir.-uprli jm.lake, imo Ilex marked 1 C. Ore, And rsuu ( If any m- Ibrnmtiim respecting tho said h ix will ho than!,tolly locctvod at this office, or the Hamburg I (opmdtory. eel 4-232-w It If I- JEFFERS di CO B’'«r «:?!cs rgv HE I.arge Brick Store House and l-ot in the * Village of VViirrcoioii, formerly occupied b,- John Fontaine, Esq ,adjoining the store at present occupied hy os Tlu l bruoeb utllio 11: il Road will soon be iioisbed to this place, and our wish is to solo il capital to mod tho trade that will certainly centre here. I .OCKHART, THREE WITS fc CHAPMAN. Warrenloo, tepl.2o 222 3lw3w 'lu/11.1, bo sold, on (ho first Tuesday in Decern ft ber next, at the Court II mise in .Vtewart county, rmilcnm order of tit * Inferior Court ol Co lumbia county, sitting for ordinary purposes, Ono hot of Land, number two hundred ami livolilv eight (228), in the eleventh (11) district, of Leo, now Stewart county, containing 2024 acres, belonging to the estate of Nivinn T. Magrudor, deceased : sold for distribution. Terms cash. DEO. M. WAGRUDER, Adm'r. sept 30, 1837. wtd 231 Jucky tint) BSacos. WfW t. rommencc oo the second Tuesday in v* November next Tho following are the a moonts of each day’s Purse. First Hay— Dlilc heats, for Colts—a fine Silver Pitcher and Cup, worth Slat) t Second Day— 2 mile heats.lrce lorall—PurecSSOO Third Day —3 “ “ “ “ 600 Fourth Dm/—1 “ “ “ “ 800 Fifth Duy—l “ “ best 3io 5 “ 330 \ 'fire money to be bung up each day, and to be l governed by the rules ofljithvctle course, Augusta. 11. F. YOUNG & Co. Proprict irs. | sept lit vytd_ 821 Fashionable Tailoring' ESTABLISHMENT. i:lbekto\,<sa. .J the citizens of Klherion ami its vicinity, that I lit lias coniine'ceil h.isincss in tlienhove line; and I to giv« ample satisfaciion lo those that may favor linn with <heir orders, he will always keep the V York fashions both for ladies tiding habits, and 1 gentlemens tall and winter dresses. sept Id wQm *J2t 6’'all and Winter (,ood2. HE undersigned is now receiving at Ida old JL stand, a l ogo and general assortment ol En- Mpoati, Hast India, & American Dry Goods, bung lit j since the decline ol prices, and constituting one of I the best slocks ever ollcrcd m this market, which lu* otiers lor sale by the package or piece. a t.so, " | llui itftual stockcf (iUaCEUIES, all of which will be sold <*n favorable terms. \VM. BOSTU ICK. •ept 26 wim 5W7 S. ( . I'ctualc <i'ollegia(e S:i- KliCtitp, l?*niiA>tvn.u:.(.vr.AK Cot.rtaßiA.S. C.) | r. Alin following arc among the Officers ol the In | IL stitute lor the Ensuing Term, commencing Octal,cr’.tih, 1837. I Ei.ias Masks, SI. D. M.tttv H Au.kx. Principal. at presi'nt Principal in ttr* , JoilxHAV oacKKSTKR. Female Department ol the A. M-,lato Professor UigU School, Rochester, i ofLnnguagcaand lira (N V.)under (hs dirretiun ( .Madremaucs at the of 1 Vot. Uevuy. | Rurr Institution,4 cr- Fuzaietii Nicholson, ■aunt- IVmchester, Va. : Dr. C. Zimmerman Emma G. Baker. Caroline Braulef. With Assistant Teachers in the Omumeuiai md Primary Departments. 2UB 6t Krmovitl. F.V 11. CLARK, DeaUretn Watchetand Jett* . c.'rv have removed lo the Store on tho comer = Broad and Mclntosh nrecis, known as the Post t'fßrr terror. way 23 i221l I » J II.!, he fold at i'-e "'.rc-lmu c ui Alfred ' i ) Cumuimg. Esff .nl 12 o’clock, on - | 1 ,1,0 to bof < I r n'XI. ' inn Hundred and 1 rt; .1,1- ba ts > ()l'tu\, pr.-ie y ol ttio Into Jou.. j fox, deceased . , rT .... //ENRV If. C.i i.l/I.»G, i if, I'Ll! /JKNAIIt !l, • Lira. A.STOLVE PICUL'L f, ) j sept 5 b* gill ! Ffpsh Liuac. ' i '-AA • l.s Tl.oinaaton Lime just recetv. J am. iUU w.B be sold lo.v if appli. d>r .--jot. by 'IiiU.U.V-S il. WV A i 1, ho CO. i July 31 I 7 ! - j ,«c ■ v Books. . t T".NfIi)ENT-Bof ’l ravel in I'gvpl. Arabia Pcintsa, | di and the Holy Land, by an American, with aj !,nap and engravings. . • An Historical .lecotint of the Circumnavigation 1 ofthc Gloli", illaslrnlt’J by omnerous engravings; I being No, s 3, Harpers’ Family Library. Attila, a Romance, by the authorolthe“Gipsey I "One in a Thousand,” Ac NT For sale by X .11. & I-C-I LAM . i July 13 'Purl Bf*r.«p. r i TTUST received direct from Oporto, Two Pipes su -Itb oerior Port Wine, per sale by 1 JOHN CQSKERk, No 256 Broad st. Opposite the Augusta Bank. , «ug- m If Bleached «j>ob3S«. f 1 A VERY fine article forth* toilet, r 1 A -also- . , ) Patent Gass Taper, a very neat and economical ‘ ; article, capable nfbur ting all night without any * considerable consumption of oil. For sale by , AN'PONY All.l IN F.B. Bacon, arc. t j/>ga ps. Mtperior Dundee Hemp BAGGING. ' fSO\* 100 <!■> light <R> 1 suitablo for Squnre Rales B 150 Coils Best Hemp Bale Rope 50!) do Bagging' Twine 10,000 do Bae m, Middlings With a general assortment of Groceries, binding ' and forsaie by THOMAS DAVIS. Kept 11 3tvv 814 189 Broad t ? Aiwiiota Female Academy. rad ns. ROUEN’S ACADEMY will be opened ifi for the reception of pupils, on Monday, the ’ 2dofOctober, in lire large building «n Ihe North ? side of Ueynold-st, in the roar ol the In trrnnce * Bank, The course of studies will comprise all the r bra:idles of a thorough and refin'd English Educa f lion, with Music, 1 moling, and the Latin, French, . udd Italian languages. sept 12 i Bill E stibsoriliers, Directors of the Georgia Instt . li ranee and Trust Company, request you to call .r a meeting oi tiie -Siockitold-Ts ofsaid Company, lor the purpose of amending the bye laws, and of linns ‘ acting any other business which may appear neces * s nry Said meeting to be held at the office ol said '■ Company on Monday, the sixth day ol November 1 next, at 7 o’clock pu. , . D W Sr John, J M Adams, H Bovvdke, -I Mowisk, -Nakubl Hale, F M Robertson, A .1 Mili.gr, Saml 11 Peck, S Knee land B II Warren, A Gould. To W T Gould, Esq., Sei-'y. Augusta, 2611 t B(‘jU., 1837. In ohedfoncpto I lie above rcq-iisilion, from a nia , jorif.y olllie Dircclors, the .tockholiK-rs ol thoGcor i gin Insurance ami I'rust Company an* horohy notifi , ■ f»l to meet at the oilico, on Monday the tah of P*o- C i vt’iubar iiHxt, nixivcu o edotk, i*M,for tho purposes C ul)i»ve mentioned W I’ (*OULD, y. I od I sw’lni ’ Niew ESen'rimg:- lutxr.s NKW lUSUUhNG, just received i f and for sale l>y W. Ik & J. U. JACKSON, got I t Auctionctrs. The Commercial StHutlf}. , Puplial cd at No. 1 (iuvon st reet, Charleston, S. C. BY H SEMPLE & CO. WE deem it unnecessary ,in iffering our servi ces to tho \) t'.ilifi, i ) nnkn apoinpousdis play of words, but merely to give an outline of the intended publication. 1 Tho Commercial Daily is intended as a commrr -1 cud and agricultural paper, mid will contain n gen ’ 1 era I Price Current; the arrival and depart uro ol vea -1 ‘ fee In; cargoes, I) whom emisigiud, what m in the r market, and what is not in market; the demand for, and scarcity ol ull the iniporiuni unicles; with ih.' eommorcial intelligeiico from all pails «»l the Pnited «Slales, and forciyn countries, connected with.our ' commercial tmiiMicliuns. and in lad, all tho news ’ that e:n he inioresiingto the merchants or planters. ’ Tito Comm n ial Daily will ho purely a husih&.s ' paper; we shall ihorofore, meddle no further with politics than to puhlishsuoh laws as have an irmn *• dtale boorlng on the ccmxuercial concerns of the country. Our first number will appear in tho early part of L ' | next week, and will bo continual daily, on u medi um sheet, and wi.lbe increased in size, as soon ae j space is required. 'l’kums—lSi cents per week, oro} cents for two copies, payable io tho carriers, or at the o.Tico. y ' sept'dO ‘231 Lost, tho snhseriher, a large SSILK UMIVHKLIiA j) w ill) gilt head. It was taken from I lie win dow sill of the Bank of Angmin, perhaps by nns lake. '1 he finder will cottier a luvor by leaving i at tho store of J. Ik Robertson. [ ' { sept 21) if 230 N. B. CLOUD, i iSag^inig. j |f Id PIECES good F/erap BAGGING, -S.VJ’XJ' 100 do extra, do do in bags Forsaie low by JNO. G. W.NTKIt ■cut 28 6t 889 BUTCH BOLI’JNG CLo'FHS—lndia Floor Mattings. I’lii'adelpbia Kid and Morocco Slippers, Cotton t‘ ringes.aiul Cotton Hosiery, Brown Lioensand Drillings, Irish Linens and Diapers, MobnirCaps.CiirUinil Ringlets, French >1 uslinsaml Ginghams. (A V good assortmentofthbubovo rrticlosjusl re ccivedaiid for tale by T. 11. WY ATT &Co april 24 95 No 2()6Hrnaii s aiNvitiilion. copartnership heretofore existing under tlx * firm of Robertson Benedict, is this day dis n solved by mutual consent. All persons Indehtec to tho late firm are requested to make immediate payment to B. Robertson, who is authorised tc r c iltocl all the outstanding debts, and attend lo al the unsettled business. J. B. UOBEBTSON. 0 is 8. BENEDICT, i) Augusta, 7th July, 1837. Ll J. Ik ROBERTSON will continue the Shot o Business on his own account at the old stand, am i. solicits a continuance of the forcer patronage ex ended to tlie late firm fjnly 26 173 RAVED from store 301 i Broad street, ot Saturday minting last, a Terrier Slut, will ('toped ears and tail, yellow belly and black hack her name is Flora. She belongs to a gentleman it H arreiiion hy the name of /folliway. A liberal re * ward xv i*l be paid i {’returned to him or to ! Jivo. James jomes. r Police. i : x , EO, W . CRAWFORD is my legally,autberis \ B cd agent during my absence from the city o Augusta, Geo. WM. WRlGlil'. iprtl 24 IwtOct. 95 THK CXiiMPOUAD KREUhOIE TOOTH d . WASH, For ettanniiff and preserving the Teeth , strengthen ’ tug the Gums and claiming the Mouth. f HE great celebrity which Kreosote has acquit I, JL red in bo short an interval after its intro duel lion, warrants likewise the 1 ivorable reception o* the present article, which is composed ot tha inos i harmless increilienls, all tending to clean tho Teeth, hoe ' them in preservation for a long life,strengthen iho Gums, remove and prevent a Scurvy, and im prove the breath of the mouth. Directions for using given With each bottle. For sale hy • sept 29 ANTON Y & lIAI.N E-s>\ 232 Broad-st. Savittinnh tYiuit Maine, Til E sttbscribws would respectfully! inform t'.’.eir friends and the public generally, that ; | they hive taken the above contract, and will on and afier Weili.cs.lgy next continence running Tin , Horse Post Hacks every other day on f c Georgia . side of the river, leaving here nt 9 A. M., and So ! v.tnmrh at 31‘ Mennd ids >on the Carolina side as J soon as they can pro -me //.teks from the north, ol which due notice will bo given. They would further inform the public thu they ’ bnv entirely re-stocked the ron I (and that n -tiling of llto old crmiinson it) with fine well broke (tor sos, comfort rble backs, and careful polite drivers, They would farther say lha: jno exertions shall be spared on their part to give every satisfaeti-.ii to ■ homwhumay patronize tbent. office at the Globe Hotel. ' JOHN U. GUEUKO-V, i Co. seta 25, 3837 d2\v 226 r 9CT TheConstitutionallsl, Savannah Republican t and Georgian, will copy the above for two vveks a:td send jbeir accounts to this office, •>, V r H.l, |,r oiJ b'-li'iv ihe Con.l Honrs* dun V V in -ho county of Appling, on the first Tues fin A’ovt ■«a tt mU ■ ■ ; ,u> iliu h »« ‘ckr. <" • 11 i oml tony lour, L il! ' 111 ' t 'urlli i 1 ..| sa.d county. tb propcrlj ol the .a ”d! I loiter, of Jefferson conn y, dec.a and «<>u j agreeable to an order oi tho hunortihre .nlciwrj | court. Ulead comity; flatiunon shine; u» a eeun ot i ordinary Termsol sale on lire day. | ASi/LEV PHILLIPS, Amu r august. 1. - . _ Wj l M■_ . 1 i ! S .Id, ot the I oirrt Homo in I ‘urUe o, nolv. 1 under an ordo. of the .’unit of Ordinary ol sard I county, nn undivide I halt of a House and so., .n , I the town of IVaynesboro’, known us the 1.0;'.e an . GiobnTa.ern. 'Also, in.said town, Lot No -to, on , 1 which there in a Black.milh's shop Also, a Lot iof lino Land ;n said county, containing ** I acres, adjoining lands late Aaron 1 hompson, anil , others Sold as part of the real estate ol funding fryer, dec’d. Terms of sale on the day. i‘ FIELDING FRYER,Jr i - MULF'iRD MARSH, J sept 13, 1837 wtd 2ln Administrators. j , U” .ILL he sold, at the market honsejin tho town ! , of Louisville, Jefferson county, pursuant to an order ofthe honorable Interior Court ol said . t county, when sitting fur ordinary purposrs, within | ilie usual hours ot sale, to the highoHi,hiiUleroii iht* . urst Tuesday in November next,a negro man by the , name ol Charles, the property of the late William j N'irceiinan, ol said county «1* Jefferson, deceased, lor the* purpose ofdivisiou. i erms on the day ol sale. MOSES BRINSON, Jr., Adm’r, I de bonis non of estate, & guard’n of minors. r aug 24 lyUtdH XL ILL be sold, before the court house door,in V v the town of Lumpkin, Stcwnrt county, within the usual hours ol sale, to the highest bidder, . on the first Tuesday in November next, agreeable to an order of ihe lion. Inferior Court of Jefferson conn- | ly, when silting as a court of ordinary, lot ot land j No one hundred and thirty five, (135) in the twen ty third district ol formerly Lee county, now Slew art county, the property of the late W inney Hay r slip, ol Jefferson county, dee’d. J erms on the day. ZUUA B. 11AYSLIF, Ad mr. nng 24 WILL be sold before the court house door in the county of Cherokee, and village ol Lan ! ton, on the first Tuesday in November next, within the usual hours ol sale, to the highest bidder, lot j of land No lour hundred and ninety four, (4 J 4) m , the third district of I lie second section, containing forty acres; and on the same day, within the usual hours of sale, In fore the court house door in Wariel ’ ta, Cobb county, will also be sold lot of land num ber ten hundred and thirty eight, (1033) in the six - teenth district of the second section, containing forty • acres. They being part of the real estate of the late I David Alexander, deceased, ol Jefferson county, and r sold agreeable to an order ol the hono.nhle Inferior • Court ofthe said county of Jefferson, when sitting for ordinary purposes. Terms on the dayot sale. joinv i -V(]m ' rs . IV’3l S ALEXANDER, $ nug 18 OJEORGIAi Jefferson County. WitEUEAS, Martha //udson and Harvey B. ■ Pipkin, applies for Letters of Administra- j i.ion onllie estate of Richard i/u Ison, senr. late of j \ «* in A k* n IV, dejnsed. i * a'l.l'nrn,,' —To re to cite and admonish all and ‘ singular, the’kindrea ' to be and appear at my olhee w. l “in [. . bed by law,to filetheir objections, if anj’ llu > to skew cause whv said letters should not be granted. I Given under my hand, at ollice, iu LeuisVll.e, i this 20lli sept 1837. ( EBENEZER BOTHWELI, Cl'k. sept 2fi, 1837 227 V. yj ILL be sold before the courthouse door in Vv the county of Stewart, and town ot t ilth bert, on die first Tuesday in December next, in the usual hours ot sale, to the high ?st bidder, and a- ,i greeahlo to tn order of the i/oiiornh!o the Inferior , Court of Jelierson county, when silling for ordinary purposes, Lot of Lnt.d Ao F’ii.V tour (54) in the | 2lst district of formerly Leo no.v Stewart eou tv, ■ containing 202. acres more or loss, the proper- ~ ly ol the late Stephen Cotter, oi Jefferson conn- I ty, deceased. 'Terms on tin. day of salo. ASHLEY PHILIPS’, adni r. sept 2fi, 1337 w.d 222 wt/lL , he sold on the first Tuesday in Decern- V V tier next,before the c url house door in the | ' county ol Lowndes, in the usual hours ol sale, and to the highest bidder, Lot of Laud No 318, in the j ' I2lh district of formerly Irwin, now Lowndes.conn- i ly, containing 820 actor, the proper ; oiTlu lota ‘ l lavid Alexander, deceased, ol ..■•11 . son < minty j sold ngnieahle to an order of the Wonortto.o Inleiior Conn of Jefferson cuuniy, when silting tor ordinary | " nunioses. Terms of sale on die dav. JU/fN W. ALEXANDER, J ■ . \VM. S. ALEXANDER, i '"‘ m 1 :! sept ■:,•.! 1.. 1837 Will 227 s CKliL.riTl.ii 10 an order oi tire lloiiurahir In *aL loriocCourtol Columbia county when siiiiug for ordinal y purposes, will be sold,on ihe flint fues |i day in December next, at the Court House door in .Murray county, Lot number ninety (our (91);u tho ie twenty filih (25) District, Second (2) section of said county formerly Clr rokce. ,f Also on the ok.a • day at ilia Court /Anise door in ' i- Walker cuuniy, Lot number one hundred and lwen ls ty live (125) m the til I li- ( D) District ofihu fourth (4) | seciion olsaid cuuniy formerly Clleruk-ic o Also, on the same day at Caiiion in Clr rokeo | cunnly, gold lot number eight hundred and shiy limr (SO I) in tho fifteenth (15) District ol tho second (2) j - section of said county. All sold as the property ofthe orphans of Edmua . Btrrg, dec’d , for the benefit of said orphans. ’ ABNER I*. ROBERTSON. Gu-rd’n ■' aug 30,1837 804 wtd WILL be sold at the market house in the town of Louisville, Jefferson county with in the usual hours of sale, to the highest bidder, on Ihe first Tuesday hi December nex , agreeable to an or lor of the //nionible Inferior Court oCsaid county, when sitting for ordinary purposes 1 acres ol oak and hickory J -and, on the waters of Chaver’s cieek, adjoining lands of John A. Par son and others, the property of the late James Cook r deceased. Terms on ilia day. JUf/N R. COOK, ndm’r. MARY ANN COOK, adm'rx. sept SC, 1837 wtd 227 __ months aller dale, 1 will make application to tho Honorable the Inferior Court of Colum- j hia county, when sitting r.s a Court ol ordinary fori Letters dismissory, from the further Administration | e ofthe Estate ofJulm Dozier lale of said Count;.' [ Deceased, I hereby, require all and singular the I kindred and creditors of said deceased,, to file their objections if any they have, in the office of said court, within the time prescribod by Law, to show , 0 cause why said 1 otters should not bo granted. S. JAMES E. DOZIER Exr. .j jttuo 3 1837 ]3l of Julia Dozier,dee’d. [q ————————————— lo A LIREEABLE to an order irom the hon. the II /I Inferior Court of W rren countv, when sitting i as a ourt of Ordinary, will bo sdd on the first Tuesday m December, within the legal hours of sale, before the Court House do rr m Warren coun ty, part of the real estate of Joseph Roberts, late of ,e Hancock eounlv, deceased. Terms on lire day. 1( | BURCH M. ROBERTS, ) , x JESSE M. ROBERTS. \ hxrs sept 19,1837 wtd 221 m 4 GREEAHLE loan order oi ihe inferior Court tl, l of Burke county, when siting for ordinary pur | i; poses, will be sold, on the first ’1 uesday in Decern I,J bernext, at Waynesboro’, Burke county, between e . tho usual hours of sale. Seventy Acres of Land, more orless, adjoining lands olJohn Lodge, Milly Coiera nr, and others belonging to Julian Coleman, * a minor. Terms ot sale on Ihe day. MILLY COLEMAN, Guard’n. s- sept 10, 1837 wtd 219 * GREE ABLE to an order .if iho Inferior Court 2 4. ol Burke counly, when silling for ordinary pur _ poses, will be sold rib the first Tuesday in Decem fl her next, at Waynesboro’, Burke county, between ihe usual hours of sale, Four Hundred Acres ot '■ Land, more or less, adjoining lands of E W Evans, W B Douglass, and others, belonging to Joseph Ma il dray, a minor. Terras of sale on the day. ■f GEORGE MADRAY, Gunrd’n I- sept IP, 1837 wtd 219 ' l A GREEABLE to an order of the Inferior Court h j.fi. of Lincoln county, when sitting for ordinary 11 . purposes, will be sold on tho Ist Tuesday in Derein j her next, at Lincoln on, between the usual hours of => sale. Fifteen Negroes andihe land belonging to Win Snd.lath, doe’d. Sold lor the benefit of the lieiis | and c editors. Terms at salo. W. W. STOKES, Adm’r ; sept 11. 1837 214 eow3t a raonlhs aflerdnloapplication will he made „■ “ lo the honorable, the Inferior Court of l urko , 0 j county, when silling lor ordinary purposes, for leave la |lo s p ß One Hundred and Thirty Acres of I ami in sud comity, belonging 10, ihe estate of Mathew is i lat ely, adjoining lauds ol said 'estate, and lands lie longing to John WimheVly May 20th, 1839,’ MARK LIVELY, adm’r v j ■"«>• 29 ml, la,-, g i X grceably n, an order ofthe Justices ofthe inle r- |r 4 riot Court of Uiehmond County when sitting as a Coi:r: of ordinary; Will be sold’ on lire first e ; Tuesday, in November next, a; the low er ~iaikei „ | House in die city of Augusta, between the usual B 'hours, a I 'not of land lying and being in the Como I V Ol lUchmuid, contains fitly acres, belonging to the estate of John Wiggins, deceased, for the benefit of n the creditors ofsaid deceased.—Terms ol Side. CHARLES E. CLARK, Adm’r. | aug 1. id jiy An.£T.si!i Elnces. . Ts”,ni.L reran off over the LAFAYETTE v 9 COURSE,„n Vond.'n/, the d h day wf Do coni’er, 1837. tli ■ day preceding the regular an nual Joel v Club Raroir, M.rn // Foil -5000 jsim:. GEROVV vs. CHARLOTTE BARNES. Tuesday 5///.—Colt slake,2 mile heats, #3UO cn trance, hull f rlWl—G siihsenhins and closed. Wednesday Clh.—2 mil,-. heals,Joekey Club purse, S4OO. Thursday tih.— 3 mile heats, Jockey Club purse, STUD. 4.200 of this purse to begiven to Ihe second best horse in the rice, provided more 'ban two hor ses sian for said purse, and is not distanced in tiro race, which wiilenliilo ihe winning horse to SSOO. Friday, Hlh. —l mile heals, Jockey Club purse, 81500. ’ 8500 of this purse to he given lo tho second best hors? in tho race, provided more llian two bur sesslart for said purse, and is nut distanced in die race, which will entitle ihe winning horse lo 81000. Saturday Dili —1 mile heats, 3 best in 5, Jockey Cub pur.w, 8400. JAMES LAMKIN & CO., sept 12 215 Proprietors. iulbmßtt ioM lo Travellers. j rijHIE following line of Coaches leave the general 1 JL Coach Office, Augusta: United States Mail Coach for- Montgomery and, Mobil?, by the way of Warn Mon, Spnrm, Mil ledgoville, Macon, Km xville, Talholon, Columbus, &c. leaves every day, ai half past 2 P. M. Telegraph Coach, tor Monlgomtry, Tuscaloosa, and Columbus, Mississippi,leaves daily at half past 7 i'. 31., after the arrival ol lire ears Irom Charles ton. United States Mail Coach for Washington city, passing through Columbia, Camden, Cheraw, Fay etville, Raleigh, Peicrsburg, Kich.n ond, and Freue rickshug, leaves daily at half past 4 P. M Mail Coach for Clinton, Forsyth and Thomaston, leaves Iri weekly. 3/ailCoanh for I’ovvelton Greensboro’ and Bladi son, leaves tri weekly. A/ail Coach for Covington, and Decalor, leaves twice each week. Wad Coach for Marietta, Golden Blount, Atlas, Cassvillc, and Rome, leaves tri weekly, Extras furnished as the shortest notice. FULLER & CO. sept 13 216 1m Propretors. Private BSoardtßi^. subscriboc has taken the Brick Bull ling of * it- 3lr. Bennex, on Bridge Row, one door below 3/r. Joseplr’s, where he intends lo take in Private Boarders low. Jlin table will be supplied with as good as the market affords, and he hopes lo share a part of public patronage The house will he open ed on tlio first of October next. Persons wishing board w ill please give him a call, sept 11-21TiI 8. J. .STUART, IX percent premium given for notes of llreCt n iral Bank of Geo., also a liberal premium for n tea ofthe Insurance Bank of Columbus, and Spe cie 1 y JOHN G WINTER, sept 3 207 240 Broad st. ""ifi’. ISeiaj. iiJostJrtasfi, -SURGEON DENTIST, AS relumed to Jho rity and resumed the duticso his profession, fa his residence eomer of Broad and Jackson streets, over the store ot Messss. Clarke Ale-Tier u: ( o. Oct 4 K. hOBIiB S’ • emlinc oleh A/ediramenj xi : mm. I sed for Liver Jaundice, (.’olio, Fever and Ague, Dysehtery, Ilrad neh(, Loss ol A j»; elite, liahimul Cosliveness, Asih mi, Si ram*nary, Ulieumalism, (»out, and in| n ines ofiho Blood, ter.. For sal* at Apothkcarv Hall, sopi ‘2O -32 Bruad-st. i, v.iiScL’*! Is-'av;i, cVe ’% supply of Houck’s I‘anncca, (IreenV. 1 Veiomlde l or.ic Alixmre or Fever and Aguo- I f'onqurer, for Inlermillent or Fever and Ague, and ! Row land’s ionic mixture, genuine. For sale by ANTuNV & HA sopi 20 232 Broad-fit. i'lifnip Seed. i JT” AU(N’< rC Ik 'I nrnip Seed, ! s I nive o,'hile 11 it Dutdi do. do. Just received and lor sale hv ANTHONY 11 A]N’F.S, sept 20 222 No. 232 Brond-st. O A L UG MAN’S VJEGITATH.I2 b- MVKK & AGUE FILLS. suriplv ot Iho above BILLS just received and i -ii 1 r Mil, at Apollu earv Hall, l»y s. pi 20 ANTON V & HAINES. ] Tooth A file ! Toolh Ache i V //O would Keep the 7'0()7’11 A HE it » v\} they could gel rid of it? 7'his every on© ienn-doby using Osborns Compound ol Kreos-uo. It I nut only relieu s ihe solleier Irom iheagony ol'lm-th ache, bu' ii cheeks decay and slops inflammation ofthe nerve ii is warranU dlo effect u perfect cure j if tho pain is produced Lorn exposure ofthe nervis of tho toolh, and .ho direr lions are strictly followed. A supply es this valuable article is just received ui v for sale by : I w II WILAM), Kis LEV A CO. AUGUSTA Jo»vt Jury Mind Fancy S(oa*e, South aide of Broad Street , Ao, 24*2, Two dooi s above the Geo. Rail Road Bank . 78') HE subscriber begs leave to return ins rinc.rrr JL thanks lo Hie cilizens of Augusta, and bis i friends, and patrons generally, forlheirkimlneasand I hhciality already bestowed upon him, and hopes by ( strict assiduity 10 business to merit a continuance of ; the sumo. He w ill wiilnthe assistance of his agent ] established in New York, bo always well supplied ' w ith the latest fashipns and importation of Jewelery and fancy goods, w hich, as to quality will he inferior lo none everbrought to the Southern 3iarket. Hav ing just received by recent arrivals from N. York and Philadelphia, a variety of new Jewelery aiuii fancy articles such as Anchor Escapement Independent seconds, 3 Duplex do detached Lever naraclrute Compen- < sation, i £ Tobias and Robinsons' fine detached single, S' double and hunting cased Lever, S Silver Lever, Duplex, lupine and Swiss, J A splendid assortment of Ladies’ Gold Neck and Guard Chains, Gentlemen’s “Guard” Fob do. Gold Keys and Seals, Steel and Plated do. A few splendid rich Diamond Breast Pins and Finger Rings, A large assortment of fashionable Ear Rings, Breast fins, Finger Rings, Gold .Medallions ami .Miniature Cases, Sleeve Bu tons and Stud Is, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, do do Spectacles, do do Thimbles of all sizes, Painted Snuff Boxes. Silver Spoons and Sugar Tongs, Butler and Fruit Knives, Britannia Ware, suclr as Tea and C flee Pots, Rich Gilt and Ebony 3!anlle Clocks, Artificial Flowers in Chirm Vases, lor mantle or naments. Silver Combs, Buckles and Slides, Coral Beads, of different stz s, Splendid Japan Waits)rs, in setts and assorted sizes, Rich plated Swivel Castors, do Silver mounted ( nke Baskets, do do do Candlesticks, do do do Sjiufforsand Trays, .Superior London tt ire Twist double and single Barrel Guns, Superior do do do Belt Pistols, with a variety of Pocket Pistols, Rodgers & Worlentiolin s Pocket, Pen, Desk and Bowie Knives, do Barbers X'. Elliott s superior Razors, Razor Straps, Hair, ; j Cloth and Booth Brushes: Snortmen’s Gome Bags, . Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps; Accordion's .Music Boxes of various sizes, w ill, al most every article in the above line, which he most respectfully invites the public to call and examine I for themselves. X. R Having a competent Watch Blakermem- I ploy, all kinds of Clock and Watch repairing shall j be punctually attended to w ith satisfaction to <us turners. J B. MURPHY * Fob 7 if 31 ’Ladius ESahU"« Jds r received a beautiful article for gentlemen summer Frock Co ns (fashionablecolors) STOCKS. Blaek'and Saxton superior plain Bombazin Slocks on silk frames,made light fir summer. B ft. KIRTLA.V/JdcCO. J apr.l 17 Drapwi St Tmlora, 3fin Broad it | If. ft. flats I; Aolrs ' FOR sale by JOH.V G. WINTER, sept 30 23! 240 Broud-it. I