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y ft\wab\fc TropcTt^,
v, ■ For Sale,
Jn Washington* Wilkes Count;/, Georgia.
ri UIE 5 übicnber offers for sal
X hi: bouses and Lots, lying
in me mo-1 pleasant part of the town, they
being on the corner which fronts the pub
lie sijuure on one side, and streets on two
otliers, k which places it in such a situa
tion as to admit, if necessary, of further
improvement; the present, however, is
sufficient for tny family residence and
merchandise, having n large and conveni
ant two story dwelling house fronting the
square and Post Office, containing six
jt>oms, several pantriei and passage.—
Also, a very convenient store room, and
under the same a commodious cellar for
groceries; adjoining this, and also front
ing the public square, are two other well
liked store houses, all well shaded with
China trees; those, together with kitchen,
smoke-house, stable, a large productive
garden, a well of excellent water, suffi
cient for many families, and which has
never failed in the dryest season, make
•it a very desirable situation for those who
Slay wish to settle and do business in a
healthy and wealthy village and neigh
borhood. The above properly will be
sold together, or divided and sold in two
parts, if wished. A long, or liberal cre
dit will be given for most ol the amount,
by having the payments well secured. —
Undoubted titles will be made to the same.
The properly can be viewed by those
who may wish to purchase, by applying
to the owner, in Washington, or Mr.
Xnke Turner, who at present lives in the
blouse, and the terms made known by
either.
The above situation is well calculated
for a House of Lntert tiument.
William Grant-
SepL 14 6 w2m
To Hire,
rrtWO Negro MLN, one a Brick Lay-
Ji er and the other a II use Servant.
Benj. Sims.
.September 21 9
¥ox SttW,
The V aluable Plantation
ON which the subscriber now lives,
situate in Columbia county, eight
miles westward from the Court Mouse,
and thirty from Augusta, generally
Jtno ruby the name of Mount Carmel,
-containing between eight and nine hund
red acres.—Few situations in this state,
Combine in a greater degree the advant
ages of, good air, pure water, beautiful
Scenery, fertile soil, aud proximity to mar
ket ; it lies on an elevated ridge, extend
ing north-east and south-west, having an
extensive prospect in the opposite direc
tions, and being remote from any mill
ponds or stagnant waters of any kind.—
The subscriber will sell, together with the
n antation, his stock of hogs, horses, and
Cattle, farming utensils of every kin 1,
Coro and fodder, and will give possession
early in the mouth of January next. In
disputable titles will be made, and the
#nn< may be known by application either
to i'‘« subscriber on the plantation, or
Mr. John Howard, of Augusta.
I. A Pew.
September 2T r> ;'i
"am, ,
DuitiU,
%“■’ tS the pleasure of offering his ;«•
ft I knowiedgnien s, for the liberal
gi i i.uragvmein be baa received since
Jus arrival in Augusta, and would inform
fitch as may still require his profession,
ftl services, that us he contemplates i c
naming in town b it a short time, ap
jluntions to him «1 on id be made im
the lately
August 29——if.
w.i. - - .
George Hammond, j
Attorney, Ike. f IN EQUITY
vs. C Bill to sell trus 1
Charles Goodwin. J estate
IN cPedience to an order of the flour
ol Equity will be sold at Edgefield
C >n > House, (South-Carofina, on the
fust Mon day in October next, on a
credit o! one and two years a tract of
laud, containing nine hundre ! and for
ty-nine acres, agreeably to the original
pht, lying on. Horse Creek within m
few miles of Augusta —The tract eon
sista of a considerable proportion ol
swamp land of the fi si quality. The
tract consists of a considerable pro
portion of swamp land of the first
quality, '(bohigli land is well adapted
to the culture of cum and cotton, and
affords a most eligible and beautiful
niie for building, which omnauJss
view of Augusta and its vicinity. The
nost and fees in cash, and bond and
accuiity will be required. The pur
chaser will pin for a till. deed.
Whitfield Brooks,
Vommi,'tuner in Kijuitii.
Rdgefi eld Court-House, > .
_ 19th August. 1822 $ UU
Administrators JSales.
be sold at Liucolntou, Lincoln
v v county, on the first Tuesday in
January next, she following seven .Ne
groes, vis: John and Felix, fe.llowa about
3d years old each; Sally, a woman about
the same age ; Aisty, a giri about 14
years old, Betty a girl about 12 years ts
age, Flora a girl about 5 years old, and
Handle, a child two years old.—Terms
of sale will be cash, agreeable to the or
der of the Honorable Court of Ordinary
for said county, for the benefit of the heirs
mil creditors ol Jeremiah GaJrell, dec.
also if not previously sold at private sale, ,
two lively young fellows, on account oda» ,
tug terms, will be offered.
William Jeter, -dd/n'r.
In right of hi, wife.
September 17 nids 7
IVIN E months after date, application
•i- 1 will be trade to the honorable the
court of ordinary of Columbia county,
for leave to sell all the real esttde of
William 3. Moore, dec. consisting of one
lot of Land, in Early county, in the 2d
district, No. 378, drawn, by the deceased,
«ue Lot in the 3d Henry, No. 185.
ALSp,
Cue in the 10th Houston, No. 39, the
%wo latter drawn by Reason Colley, of
Jgfferscn county.
Robert Lazenby, adm'r.
toe » t»7-9*
Athens TtemfitVa
1 HIS institution is under the direc
tion of Elisha W. Chester, Esq. a
graduate of Middlebury College, assist
ed by Miss Fish and Miss Wood ; the
former, an Instructress of considerable
experience and both well qualified for
the duties of tl.eir office
The examination of their pupils took
place on the 28t.h of May. The highest
anticipations of the Trustees and citi
zens who attended on the occasion
w ere more than realized. 'Hie promtp
urss wi'h which the m< st difficult ques
tions were answered in English Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geography both An
cient and Modern, ithetoric, he. evinc
ed ai once the industry of the pupils and
the fidelity of the Instructresses.
The trustees of th'S Female Semina
ry, at the commencement of the year,
declared that it was not their intention
to puff the Institution into Wotice ; yet
they feel no hesitation in saying that
they have seldom witnessed an Examin
ation in which Girls of’.he same age did
themselves or their Instruct!esses more
credit and, after having observe I for six
months the course of instruction pursu
ed lu re and the degree of‘proficiency
attained, we esn con scicntiously recom
mend this Academy as worthy of the
public patronage The bealthfulness
; of this place aud the advantages which
- sg a village it enjoys, it is confidently
1 hoped will offer sufficient inducements
to parents to place their daughters in
this Seminary.
1 Young ladies from abroad are requir
ed to board with the Hector in his fami
ly, or with some relative. With the
exception of Music, every branch of a
solid aud nr n <men*al education may
be here acquired. At the close of the
next vacalbm, it is intended to adopt in
the Academy a more regular and sys
tems ic course of education Ui.rn i« ge
nerally pursued in similar Institutions
I'he vacations are so arranged that the
Hector is seldom on the circuit during
the term.
His professional duties, therefore, in
terfere but little with his attention to
the government nnd superintendance
of the AcaiVtny.
Mas t- W at)nr.i, -x
A S. Glavto», I Trust'** of Ih
3. Nishit, > .tthen, Female
Jno. A 11okii, ■ Academy
A. Hull. J
Athens, Gao. June 27,1822 6m
Notice anti Caution.
WHEHEAS t have been intormed
that John Caruochan aid Peter
Mitchell of this Ci y have by sundry
deeds recently mortgaged and aligned
to divers persons either their individual
creditors, creditors of rhe late firm ol
Carnochar. ft MUcliel op others, all or
sum ry the. property and firm ns v eil as
their own individual property and esta’;
consisting together of houses, lots,
iands, stoi cs, wares, negroes ftc. in Sa
vannah and Darien in Georgia or the
neighborhood thereof, and elsewhere,
with their interest or share in the slock
of the Lower Steam Mill near Darien,
.‘l'd sundry shares in the United States
i It.mk and other Banks, us well as sun
dry, debts due to them in various places,
beside iandii lots*, negroes ftc. in the
n.pritory of Florida, and particularly
one large tract of land bought of For b -s
ft Go. laying between the rivers St.
v ’arks and Apalachicola in the territory
ot Florida aforetaid.
Theso are hereby to caution the
puh'ic against purchasing any part of
the said property or estate So convey
c l, or any other property belonging to
'ho saidCarnochan ft. Mitchell or cither
of them, as 1 hold prior mortgages on the
r. i eat eat part thereof, which are on re
nt'd in the registry in Savannah and
Darien aforesaid, au 1 in Charleston, S
0 and equitable liens on all the pro
perty of said John Cuniochan and Peter
Mitchell.
William Christie.
June 10 lawtf
To U\e VvibiVc.
JCAHNOCDAN and I* Milchel,
• are sorry to be again brought
before the public bv a second notice of
Mr. Ch •istie’s, who has undoubtedly
claims against them which when final y
liquidated on the deciMon of the su'd
now pending, they w ill try to satisfy as
soon as possible thereafter
The deeds under which Mr. Christie
claims ao exclusive right to all the
real aud personal estate of Carnochan
sod Mitcliel, are considered as infor
mal. unjust aud illegal. Hence they
have been brought and are still before
the Court, and other deeds have been
executed and recorded, conveying the
property for the use of ad their credit
ors, Mr. Christie included -, without
any trust or reservation beneficial to C.
and M or their families ; and if this
be not agreeable to that gentleman, it
must nevertheless appear fair and equi
table to the public aud all who have a
sense of justice-
The Trustees under the lr,t« deeds
are anxious to sell the Lands in Florida,
alluded to in the notice of Mr. C and
to apply tlio proceeds to the immediate
payment of part of Ids demand and de
posit a sufficiency thereof to cover all
Ids claim, subject to die decision of the
Court—but ins opposi ion to any rea
sonable sale, as one interested in his
own right, whilst injuring ail parties
concerned, must be borne until « sale
can be made under an order ol Court.
Savannah, June 8.
ffj* Editors ol papers who insert Mr.
Chr.she’s notice, will please insert the
above until his is w ithdrawn, and for
wail their hills to this office where
they will h« promptly paid bv
J. C. ft P M.
June 13——nwd
Ten Dollars Reward
WILL be paid to any person who
will lodge in jail, my negro wo
men I> ACHEL and AMY, who have
been from my service 6, or 7, weeks
they are no doubt lurking about town, or
harbored by some slave, or some person
ol colour in tow n, or the vicinity.
L. C. Cantelou.
September 12—St
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on the first Tuetday
in November next, at the Martcet-
House in the City of Augusta, between 1
the usual hours of sale,
One mulatto boj, Rich- j
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 forcclo- !
sure of a mortgage, Thomas Grier, jun. |
vs. Thomas I. Moore.
Conditions Cash—purchasers to pay ,
for titles.
Peter F. Boisclair.
D. Sheriff' H. C. i
September 3 1 tds
Sheriff’s Sale Postponed,
r j MLL the first Tuesday in October
JL next, at w hich time will Le sold at
i Lincoln Court-House, hetveen the usu-
I al hours of sale,
All the estate, right, title,
claim and interest that Nicholas G.
Barkesdale, has in and to 000 acres of
Land, more or less on Fishing Creek, ■
! joining Tullen, Jones, Curry and others, i
• il being the same place where Fanny
Barkesdale now lives, to satisfy a fi fa in
favor of John Alexander, vs. N. G.
' Barkesdale, k Deun s Mahoney, socuri
; ty on the appeal.
* AI.SO,
! 1000 Acres Land on Fish
, ing Creek, joining Pullen, Jones, Currey ,
, and others, taken as the properly of Fan
ny Barkesdale, Administratrix of Slilh
Barkesdale, to satisfy an fain favour of
James Mahoney, for He use of Stoiall
, awl Lamar, vs. Fanny Barkesdale Ad
t ministratrix, &r.
S. Stovall, u. s. l. c.
September 10. 4(ds
kbc riff’s ffales.
fill' ILL be sold at the Court House
v r in Jacksunborougii, Scriven coun- .
ty, on tne first Tuesday i Ocuib next,
between the hours of tin and font o'
,clork
One Thousand Two Hundred nud
Scvii") ti.tt and a bail acres of land
situate, lying and being in llief ikof
Brier Creek in tlie empty of S riven, ;
and bounded by lands of .lotm II Ko- '
1) rs, Thomas Brannen, John Bi-annen,, '
and ll Mibcn Wilkinson, Hie said b id) o)
luinl af.iresa d is composed of several ’
different tracts, making in trie wble.
one thousand two hundred seventy-five
aid a half acres as afoicsaid, il licmg 1
I the plantation whereon John (tony, r? :
now resid s, levied on ar the property
of J 'hn Conyers, to sarsfy a ft fa in
I favor of John Bawls vs. John Burnt. !
. and John Conyers.
J ALSO,
Seven Hundred Acres of Land,
i mare or less, s-'iiaU, lying and b. mg
on Great Ogeechy Ilivcr, in said county
of Striven, adjoining lands of MT.m,
Lunday and Le w s I.anux, levied on as t
. the property of Ciaiborn Bcville, to
satisfy a fi fa. in favor of Joseph Cum-
I ining vs. Ciaiborn Bcville and G.dcon :
I) dv
I At SO,
. One Negro Boy, named Lonon, 1
, evied on as the the property of N itlia
; nicl M Cull, to satisfy two executim.* 1
r in favor of Samuel Lockhart, against
i Nathaniel M'Call, levied and retumeu
, by a Constable.
AI.SO,
One Hundred Acies of Land, and
die crop of Co u. t, grow ing and ti ung
thereon, adjoining lands oft he estate
of John Crawford, deceased, and others,
i it being part of a tract that original!;
belonged to James U‘Covin, deceased,
levied on as the properly of Joseph
Rut n r to satisfy afi la in favor of Jar
i vis Bal’ard vs. Josi ph Butler, property
pointed out by defemliint.
AI.SO,
One Thousand acres of Pine Land, ;
adjoining 'aiuls of .lr,s an Scot, Inowii-
Greetie, and others, levied on as lb<
property of Tliomas Walker, to sa isty
sundry fi fa's, in favor of Joseph and Sie '
phen Butler, at the suit of I honms G
Walker fur cost also, one other, fi- fa '
Elijah Wade, at tbe suit of Thomas G
Walker for c st, properly pointed out '
by tbe defendant
ALSO,
Two Negro Women, INloll and j
Pegg, levied on as tlie property ol
Granville Bcville to satisfy sundry ex
executions in favor of E it. Young vs
Granville B*ville, levied on and return I
ed b\ a Constab'e. •
AI.SO.
Two Negroes, Judo and her child ■
Duphna, levied on as tin- property ot 1
Isaac Conyers, to satisfy sandry execu- r
lions in favor of Zachias Long and o E
thcis vs. Isaac Conyers, levied a id re
turned by a const,;b e.
ALSO,
One Negro Woman named Mem
ber, Three Hundred acres m Pint I a d
more or less, one hundred bushels of
Corn, mo’e or less, it being the crop
on Said tract of land, it being the land
whereon Mrs, Delia devil e now n
sides—the claim cr interest ot the said 1
Delia Bcville, to lie sold to satisfy rfi *
fa. in favor of William C- Wayne vs *
Delia Beville. f
AI.SO, 1
Two Hundred and .Sixty-six acres
of Pine Land, it being the plantaiont
whereou William Flake resides. K vied
on as the proprity of said Flake, to si
listy afi fa. in favor of James Tumblin ,
vs, William Fiake.
ALSO,
Sixty Acres of Land, situated, ly
ing and being on Mob ey’s Pond, m
said county adjoining lands of William
Oliver and William B. Mitchiner, levi
ed on as the property of Patience
Mobley, to satisfy sundry fi fa’s. James T
Oliver, at the suit of Patience Mobley
for cos* j
James Bryan, s. s. c. ll
A gust 29 *
° b
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%* We are authorised 1
to announce Lewis litmus, Esq at> a '
candid.to to represent the county >d 0
Kichmond in the House of Represents- p
lives at the approaching election
July 25 tek
Advertisement.
Fitts DoWaxa ItewarA.
fIAAKEN out of my plantation, on the
X night of the 13th of last mouth, a
1 krly Dark Bay G Fling, five year' old
last April, five feet or upwards high,
light made, trets high and rough, dished
lace, Itis hind 1 gs rather straighter
than common, his main hangs on both
skies, no white recol.ecttd, only where
he has been galded by the gears. Any
person apprehending the said thief, so
that he may be brought to justice, shall
receive the above reward, and ten dol
lars for the horse only. Paid by the
subscriber living near Columbia Court
House.
Nathan Benton.
August 8 ts
Notice.
ALL persons who have neglected set
tling their accounts with the sub
scriber, (relative to the estate of E.
Hawes,) are requested to call on Mr. E.
Mantnn, who is authorized to settle the
same, with all other business interesting
myself. ,
Joseph Hawes.
July 10 345 ts
Notice.
DURING the subscriber’s absence,
Mr William P. Ilathbone and Mr.
John Usher will act as his attoruies.
E. Menton.
August 14 355 1m
For Sale,
At the Augusta Bookstore ,
A few bottles genuine
CbeJAfchViaYW Salts,
A.VD
Henry’s best Calcined Magnesia
August 8 249
V.AAVV.E XAYfcftJf.
P'HE Subscriber informs hisfriiids
Jt au'i the public, that bis
HEADING ROOM,
s just arranged, and that his Bar is
much more convenient. And on ac
count of changing the situation of the
latter, he is better able to provide for
the accommodation of his customers;
*>«d can safely promise them, that as
far as bis means and ability to comply
with his wishes can go, he will attend
to the comfort and convenience cfeve
•y guest who may honor him with a call.
tO’ The Savannah and Washington
Stages put up at the Globe.
WH. SHANNON.
December 20
30 Dollars Reward.
DESERTED from the U. States Ar.
senal, near Augusta, Geo. on the
night ol the 13th instant,
Thomas Gibson,
a private of “ E” Company, 3J regiment
Artillery, born in Ireland, 34 years of age,
live feel four inches high, florid complex
ion, hazle eyes, dark hair, and by occu
pation a shoemaker. A reward of thirty
dollars will be paid on the delivery of the
above named deserter at this, or auy
other Military post in the U. States.
L. A. Kigali,
Lieut. 3d Artillery Commanding.
U. S. Cantonment, Sand-Hills near Au
gusta Geo.
Sept, 17 7
6^ttl\Bhel , o , Academy
I offer for sale the tract where I now
live, adjoining this place, being a part
ot tbe 5000 acre tract, which was recent
ly the property of the Univ ersity of Geor
gia. Containing upwards of 500 acres ;
between 3 and 400 of which are cleared
and fit for cultivation—with Dwelling
and Overseer’s houses, a well framed and
spacious Gin-house, Cabins, calculated
for upwards ot fifty Negroes, with other
suitafde plantation houses. The situa
tion selected by me for a dwelling place,
is elevated and beautiful, and lies about
a half mile from this place, of which il af
fords a commanding view.
ALSO,
One other Tract, about
four miles oif, lying on the road to Lex
ington, and formerly the property ot
William Rhymes. This tract contains
500 acres ; 200of which are cleared and
under most excellent fencing, and uncom
monly well provided with good dwelling
and plantation houses.
D3’ Terms can be made accommodating.
Matt. Wells.
August 1 1.-355 ts.
— ■ .
FINAL NOTICE.
IJERSONS in the Country indebted
to the Chhokiclk Office, during
the firms of Kean &. Chariton, and of
Kean Duyckinck 8t Charlten, are in
formed that the snbscr.ber will shortly,
for tlie last lime, wait upon them, with
their respective accounts.
John E. Kean.
June 3
(£T Flie books of tlie a
bo\t concerns are in the possession of
Mr B T. Duyckinck, at the Chronicle
Office. He will receive any payments
that may be tendered in Augusta
June 6.
J E K. .
Cit y Taxes for 1822.
r|lHOsE persons who have not had an
J. opportunity of paying their City
Tax for the present year, are notified that
they can pay the same to the subscriber,
who is duly authorized to transact the
business of Collector and Treasurer for
tbe city of Augusta (during the absence of
John W. W ilde, Esq.) and will be at all
limes at his office, C ity Hall, from 8 to 1
o’clock, every day of business, for this
purpose.
Wm. Jackson.
September 5 2 ts ’
GEORGIA,}
Elbert County. 5
To their Honors , the Judges of the Inferior
Court of said County.
THE Petition of John Joilnson, hum
bly shewed! that your petitioner
is imprisoned within the prison bounds
of the common Jail of said county, 81
the instance of one William D Hardy,
and that your petitioner is unable to
discharge the debt for which he is
confined or to give bail to anstver the
same.
And your petitioner further shew eth
unto your Honors that he ia willing
to give and deliver up all estate, real
and personal, w hich he has or is entitled
to, for the use of his creditors.
He therefore prays, that your honors
will take such order in the premises as
his case may require, or the law war
rant.
W. H. Underwood &
D G Campbell,
Aitornies fur I‘etitioner.
At an extra meeting of the Inferior
Court of said county of Elbert, on the
2d day of September, 1822.—Present
their Honors Wm. Woods, Jeremiah
Thornton, Joseph Blackwell, and Henry
White, Esquires:
Upon the foregoing petition of John
Johnson, setting forth Ids confinement,
and his willingness to deliver up his
property under the Insolvent Laws oi
this state, for the use of his creditor#.
Ordered, that on Tuesday the
twelfth ol November next, be, and the
same is hereby appointed and set down
as the. day upon which the said petition
er be brought forth before the Court
under the Laws of this state, regulating
the discharge of Insolvent debtors, and
that proceedings take place according
•y-
--1 hereby certify, that the above is s
true Copy from the minutes, Sep
tember 2d, 1822,
George W. Heard, elk.
September 10. 4 fit
«►—
(£p A liberal Reward
will bo given for my boy MICHAEL,
deli versd in any jail of this, or the ad
joining Slates, either to Mr. F. E. Dugas,
Augusta, or A. Dufaure, Savannah. He
is 16 years old, black coruplectioned aud
tolerably well made, inclined to be stout,
and slow in all bis movements. It i« be
lieved he is gone to Savannah, following
the aourae of the river.
Fred. E. Dugas,
For Mrs. D.
Sept. 10. N 4tf
r-—*-— I ■■'■■■■ ——
Strayed,
FROM the Sand-Hills near Augusta,
two HORSES, one a Koan, old, and
about the middle size, the other a
light Sorrel, a tall Horse, and much
younger than the Roan—-both are a
good deal marked by the Harness. A
suitable reward will be paid on the de
livery of both or either, to Mrs, Ann
Anderson at Mount Enon, or to
A. SLAUGHTER & C. L.IBUZAK.
August 29 ■ ■ - 2:n
40 Dollars Reward.
STRAYED, or stolen, from my Wag
gon on the Sand Hill Road, on the
12th iust two likely HORSES of the fol
lowing description :—one brown horse
about nine or ten years old, upfward of
five feet high, (no marks particularly re
collected, lame a little in one bind leg at
times) with a bob tail, somewhat grown
out. The other is a bay horse, also up
wards of five feet high, nine or ten years
old, with one or both of his hind feet a
little white, (though not now particular
ly recollected,) also with a hob tail,
somewhat grown out, both of which are
in only tolerable order, and marked with
the gear. The above reward will be
given, for the above mentioned horses,
and all reasonable expences paid if deli
vered to me in Wilkes county near Wash
ington, on the Petersburg!! road, or <0
Slaughter & Labuzan Augusta; and ij
stolen fifty dollars for the thief.
John T. Graves
September 17 7 ts
Very Valuable
Real Estate for Sale, within
12 miles of Augusta.
I OFFER for sale my Valuable tract
of Land, lying on the road leading from
Augusta to Washington, distant bom
the former about 12 miles, containing
four hundred Acres of prime Upland,
well adapted to growing Corn or Cot
ton, situated in a healthy, and respect
able neighborhood. Tnia tract has sev
eral orchards which bear as fine fruit as
the country affords.
Presuming none will purchase with,
out examining, it is thought unneces
sary to enter into pnrticulais. But per
sons w ishing health and fine land are
requested to call. Terms can be made
known by applying o» the premises to
the subscriber, or to John Casliin, or
Hays Ucwiite, in Augusta.
J. W. Beall,
June 20 ts
Land for Sale.
F|MIE subscriber will offer at Public
X Sale, on the premises, the 4th of No
vember next, (if no l previous to that
time disposed of at private contract) his
Farm on Savannah river, 10 miles above
August!, adjoining Lands of Messrs.
Nelson, Keith & Howard, containing
781 Acres, 300 of which is cleared and
m good repair, th« present crop if
viewed will recommend the fertility of
the soil, the part to clear is well wooded
and timbered, llie iii.pruvc£ir-iits are a
tolerable dwelling house, a New Gin-
House, Corn-Houses be. For tsrms
apply to Walter Leigh, Eiq. or to the
subscriber. At the same lime and
place, will be sold,
1000 Bushels ofCORN I
and several thousand lbs. cf Fodder,
with many other articles appertaining
to the Plantation too tedious to enu.
raerale.
Wm. Collier.
July 29 ts
Fof Sale,
THE SUBSCRIBER'S
PLANTATION
r A DJOIJiING tlie lower end of the fi
la ly of Augusta, cuttuoinr uowawu
it of six hundred acres—f ra m one to Y*
h“»dred acres of which i» w ell timbere?
0 has a good e w*
3 Shad Fishery.
e To describe this valuable property m
b particularly, ia thought unnecessary .
g ALSO,
■' From Fifty to One Hundred
d NEGROES,
•s In families—most of them born on sh.
is a t plantation. .
His HOUSE and LOT, on tU
Jw|s£,Sand-Hills, is likewise of ered for
sale. Bank Stock of South-Carolma fl r
this State, or of the United Stales, would
be received in paymsnt. A liberal era.
dit would be given for a moity, if d e Ora
ir ble. Titles indisputable. "
lt John Course.
h June 22 3-10 wtf
y * ——
n JAMES VOIaIUU,
t, Attorney at Law,
i 8 TT AS located himself at Waynesboro’
if H Burke county, and will with plea*
, 9ure transact any business in the pro fo.
e sum of Law which may be entrusted to
e his care. •
n ftla y 22 331 ts
i- 1 9-
1 Thomas Watkins'
3 Saw $ Grist Mill.
■* f|WE subscriber’s Mills are still in
X operation, both SAW and GUIS!
“ He will deliver Lumber in Augusta »t
*' 5512 per thousand, and will cause every
attention to be paid to each branch 0 f
his business.
—" Ms customers will be Jairly dealt by."
' Thus. AVatJdns.
I April 8 ts
1, “ ' '
* Fifty Dollars Reward,
3 TkESERTED from the U. States
j MJ Cantonment on the Sand-Hills
near Augusta (Geo.) on the 13lh ii,sl*
Stephen B. Mix
5 a private of •• E” company, 3d Regi.
ment of Artillery, 5 feet 6 inches high,
26 years of age, light complexion,
brown eyes, brown, hair, born In Con
necticut, and by profession a labourer
ALSO,
On the night of the 16th iust.
Garret Vanschonoven,
j » private of “E” Company 3d Reg
B m=nt Artillery ; 5 feet 10$ inches high,
h 26 years of age, light complexion, basic
R eyes, dark hair, born in Waterford,
Slate of N. York, and by occupation*,
labourer.
„ A reward of thirty dollars will hs
paid for the apprehension and delivery
-■ of citherof tue ab-ive named Deserters,
at this or any other Mili.ary Post in tint
United States.
L. A. Rigail,
Lieut. 3 d Artillery Commanding
- U. States Cantonment, 3
e Sand-Hills near Augusta Geo J
August 19 —ts
e.- ■ ■ ■ ■ - ■
For Sale,
* t MOST desirable SUMMER RESI
- HENCE on the Sand-Hills, near
* the branch of the Richmond Academy,
* with any quantity of land not exceeding
forty or fifty acres. The dwelling house
is large, commodious, and neatly finish
’ ed, having two stories and eight rooms,
Ij besides passages and a eanet, and a
e piaza on one side of the building, and
a portico on the other, together with
’ ten or eleven comfortable out houses;
a good garden; as oolleciion of the
0 roost choice fruit trees, grape vines, 81c
and a spring of pure water w ithin se
venty or eighty y ards of the dwelling
house, and a spring house.—Apply to
Win. W. Holt, Esq. or the Office of
the Augusta Chronicle.
May 30 if
FOR SALE.
A Y a~c Plantation
IN PUTNAM COUNTY,
TTTTTrfIIN a few mile: of the flourish
v V ing town of Eatonton, containing
‘ four hundred acres, at this time rented by
’ James Burt. The improvements aro
> good, consisting of a frame dwelling, will.
* the necessary out buildings. Part of the
purchase money may remain in the hands
of the purchaser if required. Apply to
; DIMAS PONCE, Esq. .Hancock, or tu
Mackenzie & Ponce.
, August? 353 2m
Sheriff’s Safe Continued.
WILL, be sold at the Court-House in
Jacksonborouglt, Striven county,
i on the first Tuesday in Octobei next, be
■ tween she hours of ten and four o’clock.
Sixty-two acres of land,
situate, lying and being in said comity ot
Scriven, adjoining lands belonging Cotl.o
heirs of Noah Freeman, dec. and others 1
said sixty-two acres being a part or one
share of a tract of land that formerly
longed to Jumss McGowin, dec, which
said share or part, belonged to Alexander
McGowin, and was sold by said Alexan
der McGpwin to one Stephen UutUri
le vied on as the propei ly of Stephen But
ler, to satisfy a fi. fa, in favor of Dxvid
Swicord vs. Stephen Butler.
James Bryan, S.S.C.
Sept. 12. , h tds
■ 1 ■'
Administrators hale.
tiKTILL b« sold si Columbia
It House on the fti»t Tuexd sjf •••
October next, the real insist* of
Marshall. deceased, containing 28 s f ,f *
of snd, including s valuable first Mill,
adjoining Ma'sUU »nd Jones «-Sol I
by order of the Comt t»f Urdinsiy for
I the benefit ot ihe liens mid
' of said deceased
Nftthun (’rawford
for tels and > f
Titos* H, liaylisN.
August H