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Land for Sale.
THE subscriber will offer at Public
s -Ip, on the premises, the 4th of No
vember next, (if not previous to thst
tuni* disposed of »’• pnv're contract) his
Far ro on Savannah river, 10 miles above
August*, adjoining Lamia of Messrs.
Nelson, Keith &, Howard, containing
781 Vcrco, 300 of which is cleared and
in pond repair, the present crop if
♦jewed will i .‘commend the fertility of
tbe toil, die part o clear is well wooded
*bd umbered, the improvement* are a
tolerable dwelling house, a New Giti
ll juat, Corn-House* Sec. For terms
apply to Walter Leigh, Esq. or to the
subscriber. At the same time and
place, will be sold,
iOOO Huslielg of CORN
and several thousand lbs. of Fodder,
with many other articles appertaining
to the Plantation 100 tedious to enu
merate,
Wm. Collier.
July 29 If
Very Valuable
Real Estate for Sale, within
12 imle» of August a.
I OPFBU for sale my Valuable tract
us Land, lying on die <»ad loading from
Augusta to Washington, distant from
♦he former about 12 -l ies, containing
four hundred Acres of prime Upland,
well adapted to g. ow.n.' Corn or Col
ton, iiUiate-lma healthy, and respect
able neigliboihouil. Tni* Tact has sev.
eral ore hards which bear saline fruit as
the country afford*.
Presuming none will purchase with
out examining, it Is thought tiuneces
a»ry to euier into parliculaif. Hut per
auii* wishing health and fine land ari
r» qu« sled to call. Terms can be made
known by applying on rbe premise* to
the subscriber, ur to John Casein, or
liayt liowdre, in Augusta.
J. W. Beall.
June 30—— —ts
40 Dollars (toward.
STKAYKL), or stolen, from my Vfng
goii on the Sand Hill Hoad, on the
Irtb nut two likely HOKmF-S ofthe fol
low in;; description:—one brown horse
abu t al >r leu yean old, upward ol
, It i i t cj-h, (no inarkr ,< .rtir ularly rn
< olioct.-d, lame a little in one hind leg ;,t
timer) with a bob (ail, tome what growr
out In* other is a hay horse, also up
ward* ii five feel high, nine or too years
old, with mte or both of bis hind feet a
little while, (though not now partit ulnr
ly re olle- 1.-d,) -also with a I job tail,
somewhat grown out, both of who h are
in only tolerable order, and inatkod with
the ; ear. The above reward will he
gi t i, for Ihe above lurntionod horse.,
n • il| roasmiid le .-ebenca. uaid il Joli
v, i to me in Wilkf* county mar Wash•
ii -tor. on the Pel, rsburgli road, or to
Slaught-T K. Lnhu/:ui Augusta: and il
tloleu idly dollar- for the dual,
John T. Graves
Sepf.-inber i7 *? u
Sr rut »><!,
ITiiOti (b v-., !!•;«. ur ,r Auguta,
.1 i-i 1(011' K - tu- (i It tan, old and
•>' ut »*» ■- iu Id ■ i ■ , ihc nil r a
Jigl t Sorrel, a 1 li ■•*. , and nuich
yo iyr thin- the Ib au—boih are a
gol d ilea) marked bv he Harness A
ai'i'nl •• rewa"d wid be paid on the de
li v- iv of h.'.ilt <>r either, to Mrs Aim
And ps»i i it Mount Euun, or to
,1. Sl.JirUllTF.lt i* C. L.ViUZAX.
August 29 2m
GE()RGIjy
Fiber! County S
Tu //ten Honors, the 7,dyes us On Inferior
Court us tntU County.
f| 'IIR Ibi uoii ol John Joiiu.ua, hum
* blv shewetli timi your pt-itioner
is inpnsoco viUiin ilia p, isuii hounds
<)f li - i.'in J--.il id -H 1 ,-(iu,.ty. Ml i
tl - im•» 11 lun V' II uni H Hardy,;
» n he our p. -liu-icr is u abl ■ i,i
d ■ iarg- the debt for which he m
C nfifi.d O' to give nail to answer i(it?
l:c..e,
A a v -u> n-tiiioner further shewetb
O' ■ Vim. Ilnnors < hAt he i» willing I
to ■w e iti )d< bve i| nit eslat., real
and , i r -><im , who ■He has o is entitled ;
to, lor i hi? use of his creditor*.
th refove prays, bat your honors!
wd akc such i -i«-i io'be |ncnm»e* ns;
lui ra. may ri quire! the law vt'ar-)
rant.
W. H. VmU’rwood Sr,
1) (i t aEiphoil,
Aito nUs j»r Tdihot nr
A fcnrkUan.ee: n e || n nor
C it of said coinvy ’ ' iuert, |in ihe
*' -v *f 'f.i.ei b, r, 18d2— 1‘: sent'
l! ‘ H M >ii, \V.,onii, ttruab |
*1 i»--.-i.i- o,Joseph Uk.ckuetl, ant i II or>
\t 't, K-l| Mis;
I'd' u‘ e , gving petition of John
J ns m si tin g tin th Ins c.ndj nn t,
a hi. #dliugn->* M <t< iivt sup Ins i
pi i.v umlei he insolvent Law au j
til s s. u- I . ir u.e of f'is 1 1 ed t ;>rs, i
<> ifed, 'H, On I‘nj -dit Hie !
tv- f'h N V inker n 11, bi ,h i] 'he (
jMitu is h-?rc..y ai. ponded and set d< mi
a Hit 1 • u(i ii \v tnc'i he said petition i
cr b. utonphi forth be tbit d e Court
linj.. • 1.-, l uws of 'toasiHic, t gniatjug
ti . 1.-charge of I. sfdveni deb t.-.. 5, uni
ti.»' proceeding* take place st cerdh-tr
ly b *
1 h r, by cer'if-, that the \h,.ve is a
true Coiiy from the nuun te., i
i .rt'u*c lit I, lb 2Z I
\V. Hoard, elk,
' J ci nn >i* M. 4ui
03' liberal I lew art I
' ,l g' v, ' u »*■*> "'.V boy J -ICIIAr.L,
> nvereo n.my; d cl this, or th» ad
hi* v ' de,, .11 *r to I f i. Hugns,
<w --in, ur V. L)jfi sw or*an. M«
■f. veai-» "id, black com | eciioued and
. -roi»lv a II mud., in v,» i, O t e siont,
i »'ot\ iu :t l>i mo- am- * |; „ t, P '
• Him i-T>i.v.t" Havana ih, following
* .: ( ouj>e ol t.h, river.
I red. E. Dugas,
i'or .U. w' D.
' io. 4 «■
For Sale,
A MOST desirable HUMMER REST ,
HENCE on the Sand-Hill*, near
the branch of the Richmond ACsdemy,
with any quantity of l»nd not exceeding
forty nr fifty acre*. The dwelling house
is large, commodiou*. and neatly finish
ed, having two stories and eight room*,
beside* passuge* and a ganet, and a
1 ptara on one sidf of the building, and
r a portico on the other, together with
F ton or eleven comfortable out houses t
l|s good garden; as collection of th«,
i most choice fruit trees, grape vines, &c.
and a spring of pure water within se
t venty or eighty yards of the dwelling
house, »nd a spring house.— to
1 Wrn. W, Molt, Esq or the Office of
the Augusta Chronicle-
Hay 30 if
: i I nibrmaiion Wanted.
[N the month of Feh’ry 1820, Ema.idki.
I.t*o v D leftlhs Planters’ Hotel in this
City, for the purpose of going to the
home of Mr. Wrn. M‘Gar to obtain his
working tools : he had with him at the
time about S7OO. 'lhe late Mr. Lind
sey Coleman said that from the descrip
tion of the above person, he believed
I 1 that he went to tbe state of Alabama
With Gen. Hi oil . tuccvyhi- h period ne
has not been beard of, 11* is a tall wan,
about 0 lent I inch high, dark cowplex
•* ion, 33 years of age, by trade a house
n carpealer. Any inlbrrnatiuii respecting
n him will be thankfully received, by his
ET brother, the subscriber,
Joseph Lloyd.
. Augusta, August H. 352
* Notice and Caution.
I have been inlornied
ihat John Csrn*chan and Peter
Mitchell of tills Ci'y have by sundry
deeds recently mortgaged and assigned
to divers person* either their individual
* creditors, creditors of the laie firm of
1 Csrnochan Sc Uitv.hel or others, all or
r sundry the property and firm *a well as
their own individual piaperiy atnl e tatv
consisting tngethelr of houses, lets,
lands,'stores, wares, negroes &c. in Su
. vam.ah and llanen in Georgia or the
neighborhood thereuf, and elsewhere,
with their interest or share in the stock
• of the Lower Steam Mill near Darien,
s »ud sundry shams in the Ujnied Stales
• It"iik and oth» r Backs, as well us sun.
i dry, debts due to them in various places,
1 beside lands, lots, negroes &c. in tbe
■ territory of Florida, and particularly
t one larg. tract (-fund bnuglu of Forbes
t. Co. laying between tbe fivers St.
Marks and Apalachicola, in the territory
i I Florida aldrerani.
» iin se are hereby to c.mtion the
- puhn a s 'aiusi purchasing ary part of
i lie *aul prtiperty or e#iutt ao convty
• ed, or any otlier pnupei'iiy boionguig to
• tin sn dCaruorhan A kl'itrhell or either
• of them, as I hold prior m or','ng(-s on the
i greatest part ihe.m-of, •ft ch am 1 on r.-
c« >din the registry in Savitnnah and
Darien aforesaid, and in- I‘hnrlcston, 8
’ G a>d erpi.table In-iia o*i nil the pro
-1 ptt-ty of vaio John CarnocVran and Peter
Mitclii It.
WilliHiii f-lui.dtie.
June 10 Liwtf
'i'u the i^ubVic.
JCAi:NOCM \N and 1* Vfiich l,
• ate son-y :> be again brought
bt-f. r thepuhhohy a sotcnuJ otiev of
Mr. Christie’*, who hnii unde ib'vdlj
-•iHims ngiiins' them which when finulty
liquidated on the di cisiion of tU suit
imw pending, they will try to satiisfy a*
anon as p'is* blc thereafli-r
I hr deeds under which Mr. Christie
clniu.s an exclusive rig lit to all the
•ea and personal ei-an- of Dai oocban
■.ml Mitcne', ur ■ considert-d as infor
mal, uiijuhi am) illegal. Hence they
have been brought ami are still before
the Court, and other 'deeds havrt been
cxecutrd hihl rvcoitif J. convey inf,* the
proftei ty for it- -isv of a 1 their credit
ois, Mr. Christie; ii chided ; without
any trustor resoiNalion bent ficial to t*.
j and M or theiv families ; and if this
! he noi agreeable to that gentleman, it i
most nevertheless appear fair and equi 1
t • bl>; 1 he public and all who have a <
sense of justice. t
t he Trustees under the Icte deeds
are anxious f.o sell the Limits in Florida,
alluded o.i tin notice of Mr C nnd
in appty the proc eds to the immediate
paymm' of par*, cf lbs demand H'ul de- ■
posit n nutficiency thereof to cover all
i ins claim, siihjec to 'he decision of Hie
j t'onrt—-but h,s opposidum to any m
-1 souable sa’e., ss one interested in his .
own right, whilst injuring all parties
concerne-.i, must be borne until a sale
can he made under an order of Court.
Suvannuh, June 8
‘Lj* Editors ol papers who insert M» .
Christie’s notice, will plesse insert the
| above until his is withdrawn, and f.-r
--i warl ’h.ir bills to this office where
they will ba promptly paid hy
J. C. P M i
June 13—— ntrd
tflverHscnient-
VW\n UuUtwa iWwuvA.
• *1 i \Kr.N out oi my plantation, on the ;
I A mtfit* o l (he 13th oflsst month, a i
‘ k-ty l)v k Hay Gelding, fitc year* old I
1 1 >t April, fiv* ieet or upwards high,
I.got in...iv. irota high and rough, dished i
tare, fn* hind leg* ra'her straightei 1
loan common, Ins main hangs on bath i
soles, ti" white recollected, onlv where s
be has been gshied In the gears. Any I
i person apprehending the t-aid thief, so I
■ tiiai he may he brought to justice, shall
I veeeiy the above reward, and ioi Uol *
U'-» for the horse only. P»'d by the
subscriber living near Columbia Court
House. |
Nathan Benton. r
August 8 if i
- —— —■— (
Notice.
A LI. person? who have neglected set- .
-n. tlmg their accounts with the sub
srnber, (relaiive to the estate of K.
H.«w e».l are requested to rail on Cr. F.
Junto,), who is authorized to settle the
same, with all other business interestin'"
myself. p
Joseph Hawes.
345 ts I
PAB c AT r
A VsAmAAk PUntaUon
l!f fV [HAM COOHTT,
WTHIN a few mile* of the flourish
log town of Eatonton, containing
four bundred acres, at this time rented by
James Burt. The improvements are
good, consisting of a frame dwelling, with
the necessary out buildings. Part of the
purchase money may remain in the hand*
of the purchaser if required. Apply to
DIMAS PONCE, Esq. Hancock, orto
Mackenzie & Ponce.
August 7 353 2m
Final Notice.
THOSE persons who are indebted to
the firm of Moore A Lindo, are so
licited to make immediate payment at
the Chronicle Office, as no longer indul
gance can tie given.
C. Lindo.
Sept. 7 3 ts
LA DIFS,
1 aVmet
NATH ANIEL SMITH & CO.
.A o 30 William- St. *\ 'ew- York,
Ur.9PECTFtJf.LY inform the Put
lie, that this <vork has been publish
ied for more than three years, and al-
I though little exertion has been made
by the proprietors, yet it has received
a patronage far surpassing their ex
pcc'alions With no advertisements,
the work has solely for its object, the
dissemination of Classic and Polite Li
terature ; containing, perhaps, a great
er nf original Litevary and
Mistellaneovi matt? r than any other
publication of the kind in the United
States-
The publishers of the Labies’ Lit. k
&ry CißtußT can furnish complete
sets of i his work from the commence
ment, comprising six volumes of qusr
to size, containing twenty-six numbers
each, with a copious index and title
page for each volume.
Among the mass of Literary mutter
contained in this work, are mam oriii
al Talcs and Novels, together with the
entire insertion of some scarce works
not to be obtained in any Book Store
in the United Hiatus, •
Persons wishing a complete set of
■ the CaunttKT, up to the end of volume
■ five, can be sup) led at the shortest
notice, eith- r in sheets or bound, at
the Publishes’ (yflicc, No. 3f) Wil
-1 liam-street. New- York, it the subscrip
tion price, viz i SI per annum.
(Jj* Subscriptions for the Gahikkt
are received from all qiareis of the
Union Letters ( Post Paid.J contain
ing a ) ra.-s subscription, »• dressed to
the publishers Nathaniel Smith if Co
will meet with immediate attention,
and their papers forwarded by niail to
the m
N. TV Ladies an<l Gentlemen wishing
to obtain complete sets of the Cabihkt
would do well to apply soon.
J. H Fly,
Agents for Augusta,
Cabinet OJire, Anoint *■ 6, 1822,
jTax Col he tor's
Aod TjedsiiTtr’* Office.
T
f HP City,Uoadand Well Tax forth.
vcki 1822, being now hie, and payable,
the subscriber will atte.iid at his nflie
on Broad-street, upper tenement of the
Bridge Rank, every day, from 9AM
to I P M. to receive the same until the
SUthday of June next, after which time
executions will issue against aft default
i ers without discrimination.
John VV. Wilde,
C. SJ T. C. A.
spril 35 ts *
Notice.
A LL persons interested are hereby
XjL notified, that an application will be
made to the Honorable the Court of Or
dinary of Columbia County, within t.ht
time prescribed by )>w, for leave to sell
the personal property belonging to the
estate of Dreads'll Pare, deceased.
Thomas Pace, )
Dreadzil Pace, £ rs ’
Sept. 10. 4 wit
City Taxes for 1822.
f lAHOWE persons who have not had an
.1 opportunity of paying their City
Tax for the present year, are notified that
they ran pay the same to the subscriber,
who is duly authorized to transact the
business of Collector and Treasurer for
the city of Augusta (during the absence of
John VV. Wilde, Esq.) and will be at all
times at his office, City Hall, from B to I
o’clock, every day of business, for this
purpose.
i Wm. Jackson.
September 5 2 ts
The jhtrora Establishment. (
'■'HE editor of this paper being about
i to undertake a distant journey, and
as his absence must necessarily be three
months, and may extend to six months,
he offer® the establishment FOR SALE.
It will bedisposed of upon such terms as
if is b lieved would present no obstacle
to a competent person, disposed to con
duct such a paper. Information neces
sary to enable applicants to decide upon
the subject, if applied for forthwith, will
be given with frankness.
Sept 10.
J i
Executors’ Sale. ,
ON Friday morning, the 11th Octo- ■
her next, will be sold at the late
residence of John Willson, deceased,
the persona! property belonging to his
estate.—Sale to commenre at 10 o’clock,
Terms—Rums under gIOO cash, and 1
over gIOO four months credit, for ap- 1
proved endorsed notes, Bv order of 1
the Executor®,
Fraser & Bowdre, (
.iuctioueers
August 29 lawtf
THE GAMUT,
For Sale at the Augusta Bookstore.
For Sale,
THE SUBSCRIBER’S
PLANTATION,
ADJOINING the lower end of the Ci
ty of Augusta, containing upwards
of six hundred acres —from one to two
hundred acres of which is well timbered,
has a good
Shad Fishery.
To describe this valuable property more
particularly, is thought unnecessary.
a i.so,
From Fifty to One Hundred
NEGROES,
In families—most of them born on the
plantation.
MHis HOUSE and LOT, on the
Sand-Hula, is likewise offered for
auk Stock of South-Carolina, of
this State, or of the United States, would
be received in payment. A liberal cre
dit would be given for a moity, if desira
ble. Titles indisputable.
John Course.
June 22 340 wtf
Notice.
Alfred m. hobby and r. d.
TREADWELL, or either of them,
will attend to any business in which the
subscriber may be interested during his
absence from Augusta.
Wm. J. Hobby.
July 13 346
(Q* The subscriber de
clines serving longer as a Magistrate,
intending to resign. The cases on his
Docket will however be settled by him.
T. S. Hannon, j. p.
August 31 3GO
M Notice.
THE subscriber offers for
Bent, his Sand-Hill Residence
lor 12 mouths from the first October next.
John Gindrat.
September 10. 4 ts
Fifty Dollars Reward.
Deserted from the u. state*
Cantonment on the Sand-Hills,
near Augusta (Geo.) or; the I3th inst.
Stephen ii. Mix
a private ol “E” company, 3d Regi
men' of Artillery, 5 feet 6 inches high,
26 years of age, light complexion,
brown eves, brown, hair, born in Con
necticut, and by profession a labourer.
ALSO,
On the night of the 16th inst.
Garret Vanschonoven,
a private of “ E” Company 3d Regi
ment Artillery ; 5 feet 10$ inches high,
26 years of age, light complexion, hasle
eyes, dark hair, born in Waterford,
State of N. York, and by occupation a
labourer.
A reward of thirty dollars will b»
paid for the apprehension and delivery
of either of t ie above named Deserters,
■it this or any other Military Post in the
United Slates
L. A. Rigail,
Lieut- 3t/ Artillery Commanding.
Ts. States Cantonment. }
Sand-Mil's near 'ugustaGeo |
August 19 ts
Twenty Dollars Reward.
RA 'J AWAY on the Tth of August
last, a Negro Follow commonly
known by the name of BIG TO VI Me-
Morphy—he is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches
high; stout, well made, about 25 years
old, complexion very dark. As he has
been on the river for some time, it is pro
bable he will make for Savannah, or may
he lurking somewhere near the river, be
tween Augusta and Savannah. Ten dol
lars will be paid for delivering Tom to
the subscriber, in Augusta, and Ten Dol
lars far information that will lead to con
viction of his being harbored or employ
ed by any white person.
L. Reed.
September 5. 2 fit
3 he Editor ol the Georgian, Savannah,
will please give the above three inser
tions, and forward their bill to this office
for payment.
Ten Dollars Reward
WILL be paid to any person who
will lodge in jail, my negro wo
men RACHEL and AMY, who have
been from my service 6, or 7, weeks
they are no doubt lurking about town, or
harbored by some skive, or some person
ol colour in town, or the vicinity.
L. C. Cantelou.
September 12 3t
Administrators Sale.
n'ILL be sold at Columbia Court
House on the fir-f Tuesday in
October TKXt, the real estate of Sarah
Marshall, deceased, containing 28 acres
«f>and, including a valuable Gnst Mill,
adjoining Marshall and Jones.—Sold
bv order of (he Court of Ordinary for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors
of s.»i I deceased
Natlien I rawford A
for self and > Adm’r.
Thus’ S, Bayliss. \
August 8 6tda
NOTlGfy
PURSUANT to an order of the Court
~ °* Ordinary, of Greene County
W| l‘ be *«ld to the highest bidder in the
town of Greensborough, on the first
I uesday in October next,
*0 1-2 Lots of Land and
3 l-i alleys in said town, together wiih
the improvements now thereon; for
merly owned by Mathew Wells, esq.
now belonging to the estate of Jere
ninth E trly % deceased.
I erm* of sale made known on the
day of sale.
THOMAS WINSTON, >
THOMAS BILLUPS, C
Adm’rt ~i the K,t.,t 0 f Je~. Karin
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
Jnlv 9 1 H*-> In right ° J hit wite
vuly -w f 1822, Aug. 15.
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday
in November next, at the Market-
House in the City of Augusta, between {
the usual hours of sale, a t
, One mulatto boy, Rich- ‘
i ard, about 15 years old, levied on as the
property of Thomas I. Moore, to satisfy •
an execution issued from the Inferior ‘
Court of Greene county, on the foreclo- ■
sure of a mortgage, Thomas Grier, jun. j
i vs. Thomas 1. Moore. '
Conditions Cash—purchasers to pay i
for titles.
I Peter F. Boisclair.
D, Sheriff R, C.
September 3 1 tds
» - - ■ ■' ■ ■ ■
t I Sheriff’s Sale.
r IH7‘ ILL be * old ® B tUe first Tue9da y
j- Win October next, at ihc Court
] House in Columbia county, the following
property, viz;
450 Acres of Land, on
the head water? of the Little Kiokee, ad
joining Wilkins, Tindall and others to sa
tisfy sundry executions : Berry Olive rs.
George G. Wheeler.
AISO,
105 Acres of Land, ad
• joining Dooly ii Howard, on the waters
> of Uptons creek, to satisfy two exccu-
B tioas, T homas and Martha Bolton vs.
9 Executors of Aquilla Howard and Ad
ministrator of Beuj, Smithsqu, vs. Exe
cutor of Aquilla Howard.
ALSO,
One negro woman, named
- Rose, and her cnild Harriet, about five
ye *rs old, to satisfy an execution, Emp
g son Miller vs. John Ayres.
ALSO,
295 Acres of Land, on
the waters of Greenbriar, adjoining t’ol
. lard au<4 Bayliss, to satisfy sundry execu
tions, VVilliam Booker and others vs. John
B. Hicks,
r ALSO,
e One negro man by the
name of Rodger, levied on to satisfy sun
dry executions from a Magistrates court,
William G. Grimes for use of R. H.
Musgrove vs. Administrator, Thomas
Low, deceased.
ALSO,
150 Acres of Land, ad
joining Wilkins and Daughoriy, on the
waters of Kiokee creek, to satisly sundry
executions, Administrator an the estme
of William Carrington, deceased, and
> others vs. estate of Richard Shackelford.
» AT.SO,
One negro man, named
Sam, to satisfy <undry executions, James
A. May, tor the use of Henry Dixon and
others vs. Samuel D Shelby,
ALSO,
The one fifth part of 28
Acres of Land adjoining Jabes P. Mar-
I shall and others, on the waters of Green-
briar creek, to satisfy sundry executions,
Anderson D. Jennings vs. Thomas S.
Bayliss & Williams, F. Jackson.
y Geo. G. Tankersley.
I, Sheriff,
r August 21, 1322. 360 tds
Sherifl’s Sale.
TT7TLL be sold at Lincoln Court
it House, the first Tuesday in Octo
ber next, between the lawful sale hours.
200 Acres of Land; the
same more or less joining Stokes and
. Andoress, on Broad River, the same
t place where Richard Aycock now Uses,
f and taken as his properly to satisly a
. fi. fa. in favor mi Rebecca Hillyer, ad
e ministratix for T homas W. W illiams, and
s two in favor ol James Herring & co., all
s vs. Richard Aycock properly, pointed
. out by defendant,
r ALSO,
10 or 12 Acres of Cotton
, and 23 or 30 Acres of Corn, more or less
taken as the property of James Mahoney,
to satisfy a fi. fa. in javor of Robert H.
Watkins, for the use ol John Oliver vs.
said Mahoney’s property, pointed out by
Plaintiffs, attorney.
ALSO,
283 Acres of Land on the
waters of Mill creek, adjoining Murray
Walton, and the heirs of Wm. Walton :
one Sideboard, one book-case and Secre- J
tary, one Ladies Secretary, one set Card
Tables, one set dining Table, two Feather
beds and furniture, one dozen fancy *
Chairs, one four wheel Carriage anil *
Harues, one pair large Looking Glasses, 1
one small Clock, 2 Negroes, one about 18 ‘
years of age, named Violet, the other 7 *
years old, named Margareti, all lakens a 1
the property of Elizaueth ivl. Wilkinson, s
to satisly a fi. fa. in favour of Julian Wal I
ton, VVilliam Walton, John Walton and c
Sophia Walton, by their guardian James *
L. Fodd vs. Carter Wilkinson and Eliza- 1
beth M. Wilkinson,property, pointedout S
by Elizabeth M. V/iUjiuson.
Stepffen Stovall,
. D. Sheriff L. C.
August 31, 360. 3t.
Sheriff s Sale Postponed, ,
♦IVILL the first Tuesday in October
. next, at w hich time will be sold at (
Lincoln Court-House, between the us«- S
al hours of sale,
All the estate, right, title,
claim and interest that Nicholas G, “
Barkesdale, has in and to 1000 acres of
Land, more or less on Fishing Creek,
joining Pullen, Jones, Curry and others, -
itbeimr the same place where Fauay
Barkesdale now lives, to satisfy a fi fa in
favor of John Alexander, vs. N. G.
Barkesdale, & Deun s Mahoney, securi- '
ty on the appeal,
-ALSO} y
-1000 Acres Land on Fish
ing Creek, joining Pullen, Jones, Currev
and others, taken as the property of Fan
ny Barkesdale, Administratrix of Stith
Barkesdale, to satisfy afi fa in favour of
James Mahoney, for the use of Stovall "
amt Lamar, vs. Fanny Barkesdale Ad
ministratrix, &c.
S. Stovall, D. S. L. C. W
September 10. 4 tds
Blank Deeds
For salejat the Augusta Bookstore.
Sheriff’s Sales.
WILL be sold at the Com; K O ,
in Jacksonbomugh, Scriven c- *
ty, on the first Tuesday in October w
between the hours of ten and f oll . 7
‘clock °’
One Thousand Two Hundred an*
Seventy-five and a half acre* ut
situate, lying and being in the f
Brier Creek in the county of S c "; Va
and bounded by lands of John R
hurts, Thomas Brannen, John R. an ’ ner
and Reuben Wilkinson, the said b ll( ] v
land aforesaid is composed of
different tracts, making in the tvUe
one thousand two hundred seventy.
and a half acres as aforesaid, it j, e n *
the plantation whereon John (] or , v J
now resid-s, levied on as the proDf v
of John Conyers, to sai’sfy a fi, \ a
favor of John Rawls vs. John Hua«
and John Convers.
ALSO.
Seven Hundred Acres of Land
more or less, s. uate, lying amt b~ nt
on Great Ogcec.hy River, in said count!
of Scriven, adjoining lands of jjh_ '
Luuday and Lewis Lanux, 1
the property of Claiborn Bi-vilk t»
satisfy afi fa. in favor of Joseph 1\ ; .
nr eg vs. Clsiborn Beviile and Gid-cn
Daly.
ALSO
One Negro Hoy, named Lonoo,
levied on as the . ■ ( ■ 3
niel M‘Call, to satisfy two execution
in favor of Samuel Lockhart, ugaiost
Nathaniel M‘Cali, levied and returnej
by a Constable.
ALSO,
One Hundred Acres of Land, ani
the crop of Coilon, growing anJbuiij
thereon, adjoining lands of the esi«u
of John Crawford, deceased, andolFri
it being part of a tract that origindl;
belonged to James M’Gowin, dt-cessed.
levied on as ’he property *f Joseph
Butler to satisfy afi fa. in favor of Jay
v... Ballard vs. Joseph Butler, proper!]
pointed out by defendant.
ALSO,
One Thousand acres of Pine Lari,
adjo'Uing lands of Jcsiah Scot, Ttioaiu
Greene, and o’he>-s, levied 011 us thj
property of Thomas Walker, to sa sit
sundry fi fa’s, in favor of .Instpli ami Me.
phen Butler, at the suit of'l hernia G,
Wsdkor for cost also, one other, ti- fj
Elijah Wade, nt the suit of Tb.mi! G
Walker for cost, properly pointed ou‘
by the defendant
ALSO,
Two Negro Women, Moll ant
Pegg, levied on as the proptuy oi
Granville Bevi ! ie to satisfy sundry ex
executions in favor of E It. Young vs,
Granville M-vilte. levied ou and return
ed bv a Constable.
ALSO,
Two Negroes, Jude and her chili
Dxphtia, levied on as tin ieo of
Isaac Conyers, Xv satisfy sai.di exi.'U
lions in fav" r of Zacnias Lung 1.11 o
thers vs Isaac Conyers, levied ami re
turned by a constable..
M SO.
One Negro Woman named Mem
ber, I hree Hundred acie. ut (V. 1.. i
more or less, one hundrt 1 bush ■ ul
Corn, more or ass, i: bermu i".e 'vp
on said tract of land, it bring he Vi
whereon Mrs. Delia Bevil.* now k
aiiles—the claim or interest ot the a.id
Delia Bevillt, to lie sold 10 satisfy 1 ti.
fa. in favor of William C- Wayne »l
Delia Keville.
ALSO,
Two Hundred and Sixty-six acres
of Pine L.ii<it, it beiug ti.e J-'t
wherenu William Flake esMes, -veil
on as the properL of said Flake,to m*
lisfy a fi fa in favor of James Tuoiblin
vs. William Flake
vl SO,
Sixty Acres of Land, situated, ly
ing and being on M"b.ey's P<> . 1,1
said county adjoining lands <T VV'lliam
Oliver and William B. Mitchiner, levi
ed on as the p/opt itv cf Fa , i« nce
Mobley, to satisfy sundry fi- fa’s, .lame*
Oliver, at the suit of Patience Mobley
for oost
James Bryan, s. s. e.
Aug iS! *9
Sheriff’s Sale Coiitiniied-
V 4? ILL be sold at the Court-»t» j»ein
tt Jackscuboroiigh, triven cruuty,
mi the first Tuesday in October nnxl, he
twsen (he hours often and fouroV'eck,
Sixty-two acres of land?
situate, lying and being in su'd county #f
Scriven, adjoining lauds belonging tell l9
heirs of Noah Freeman, dec. and oth f r»;
said sixty-two acres being a part or one
share of a tract of land that formerly be
longed to James McGowin, dec. whir#
said share or part, belonged to McxanJep;
McGowan, and was sold by said Alexan
der McGowm to one Stephen Butler;—
levied on as the propei ly of Stephen But
ler, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Dsvii
Swicord vs. Stephen Butler.
James Bryan, S.S.C.
Sept. 12. 5 tds
Thomas WaUcina’
Saw 6c Grist Mill.
FiAIJE subscriber’s .Mills mi
Ji, operation, both SAW and GUI'” I
He will deliver Lumber in Augnst« ( *b
812 per thousand, and will cause eveivj
sttention to be paid to each branch ot
bis business, ~
—“ His customers will be Jnir ly ilealt by-
Mi os. M atl ins-
April 8 ti
To Kent,
MThe Store it. Dwelling-hou*
near the Alarkcs. at present oe
ucpied by .Messrs E. Wood i
Co. and possession given Ist October ocX'
Enquire of
John iSlidrp-
August 10 354 ts
July 1 law2m
During my pbsfncf
rom the slate, Mr. Edward
will act as my agent.
J.M. Hand.
August 14 333 ts _
Wrapping Paper
Joj sale at this