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GIAVWE TATEUX. THE Subscriber inf ms his f,intis and 'he public. tha 1 bis HEAVING ROOM , , is just aua that ms Bar is much mo e convenient. And on ac- , count of changing die situation of the ( latter, he is belter able to provide lo’ llie accommodation of his customers ; and can safely promise them, that as , far as his means and ability to comply with iiis wishes can go, he will attend to the comfort and Convenience of eve ry guest who may hondr him with a call. gQ- The Savannah and Washington Stages put up at (he G obe. WM. SHANNON. December 20 Fifty Dollars Reward. DHiEKTED from the U States Cantonment on the Sand-Hills, near Augusta (Geo ) on th< 13lh -inst Stephen B. Mix a private ot •* E” company, 3d Regi ment of Artillery, 5 fee* 6 inches high, 26 years of age, light complexion, brown eyes, brown, hair, born in Con necticut, and by profession a labourer. LSO, On the night of the 16th inst Garret Vanschonoven, a privaie of •* K” Ci.tnpany 3,1 Regi ment Artillery ; 5 feet 10$ inches high. 26 years of age, fignt complexion, hasle eyes, dark hair, bom in Waterford, State of N. York, and by occupation a 1 labourer A reward of thirty dollars will bi paid for the apprehension and delivery t ofeiihrrof tlte above named Deserters, st this or any other Military Post in tin ] United States. ' L. A. Kigali, ; J.ient. 3 d ,rtillery Cummonding U. Sta-es Cantonnu nt, 7 , Sand-Hills near Augus a Geo J August 19 if Removal. T > Vai\tev 1 d Hotel. mm. birtiscrioer respeiUuiiy returns JL his sincere thanks to his friends and the public in general for the ve y liberal' patronage heretolnre received. He now begs leave lo announce his removal to the house lately occupied by Messrs. Hos seter & finchman as a hotel, situated on the north west < nrner of the Stale House Square, (which is now undergo- 1 iug a thorough repair.) The house is furnished with warm and commodious rooms; and new stables are building, which will be constantly supplied vnlh the best coj iwand fodder, and attendedjby an excellent and careful hos'ler.— Ills bar will l e supplied with choice liquors, bistable furnished with the best provi sion" the market will afford, and with the assistance o his mother, and careful ser vants, fl itters turn'nil that nothing shall be wa it mg to promote the comfort of those who may feel disposed lo favor him with their patronage. M. D. II us on. Sept. 14 6 * # * The Augusta Chronicle, Savannah Republican ft Caliawba P'esa, will pub lish this advertisement weekly for three weeks, and send their account to me for payment. M. D. fl. Greensboro’ Academy I offer tor sale me u'.n i where 1 now 1 live, adjoining Ibis place, being a part of the 5000 acre tract, w liicb was recent ly tbe properly ol the University df Geor gia. Containing upwards of 500 acres; between 3 and 4UO of which are , learnt and lit for cultivation—with Dwelling and O. er*eer’s houses, a well trained and spacious Gin-house, t abins, calculated for qjwards of fifty Negroes, with other suitable plantation bouses. The situa tion selected try me for a dwelling place, is elevated and beautiful, and lies about a half mil a from Ihi- (dace, of which it af fords a commanding view. A USD, One other Tract, about four miles off, lying on the road to Lex ington, and formerly the property ot William Rhymes. This tract contains 600 acres ; 200 of whic h are cleared and un ler most ex ellent lent ing, and uni om mohlv well uoviddd with good dwelling and plantation booses. O’ Terms can be made acn.mmndating. Malt. Wells. Greensborough, August 14.-355 if. ] FINAL N il OK. j PERSONS in the Count iy indebted , lu the CiinomicLß Ofvck, dur'U s tbe firms of Kenn h (’ll ■rhoti, and oi Kean lluvckiuck & Charlton, « r » in formed that the subscr ber will shortly. frr the last time, wait upon them, with | their resp mi r e acivrun*". John E. Kean. June 3 1 (Jj* ihe books ol*the a bo»e concerns are in the possc-sion ot , Mr M T. Diiy.-kinck. at tlie CbruiiicU ■ Office tie will receive any payments I that rm»v be tendered in Augusta i June 6. J K K A dvertiseinent ¥\Hfj V>uUvu*i4 U,tanh; A. f jj'tAKf.N cu* «f m plantation ,on 'he M night oi the 13th '‘fivs month, s bk y Duk Buy G Iding, fi»e y> ar, o<i * lust Ap'd, five lent oi upwards h’P : .. j light m.ufi?,wots high and 'twig!, ve flic a Ids hind 1 gs rath.-r strxig.ter titan common, muin Initigs o r> .i t> skies, nn white recollected, only when , be bus been gul led by "tie gears. Aw person apprehending t'oe -aui Uii«|, that lie may be brought to justice, 5 ?, 2 ; receive the above reward, nm| im d | lan for the horse only IVd by g. tm'wibrrliving near Cola.,d»ia Court House. Nathan Benton. August 8 if Citj Taxes for 1822. THOSE persons who have not had an opportunity of paying their City Tax for the present year, are notified that ‘ they can pay the same to the subscriber, I who is duly authorized to transact the business of Collector and Treasurer for ( the city of Augusta (during the absence of j John W. VS ilde, Esq.) and will be at all ( limes at his office, City Hall, from Bto 1 ( o’clqck, every day of business, for this purpose. Wm, Jackson. j September 5 2 ts ( Fur Sale, \ A MOST desirable SUMMER RRSI i HENCE on the Sand-Hills, near i the branch of the Richmond Academy, with any quantity of lam) not exceeding forty or fifty acres. The dwelling house is large, commodious, and neatly finish- , ed, having two stories and eight rooms, ; besides passages and a gairei, and a piaza on one side of the building, and a portico on the other, together with ten or eleven comfortable out houses ; 1 a good garden; as collection of the ■ most choice truit trees, grape vines, &c. 1 and a spring of pure water within se venty or eighty yards of the dwelling house, and a spring house.—Apply In Wm. W. Holt, Esq. or the Office of , tbe Augusta Chronicle. , May 30 if 30 Dollars Reward. j DESERTED from the U. Slates Ar senal, near Augusta, Geo. on the night of the 13th instant, Thomas Gibson, \ a private of “ E” Company, 3d regiment , Artillery, born in Ireland, 34 years of age, < five feet four inches high, florid complex- c ion, hazle eye?, 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 any other Military post in the U. Slates. L. A. Kigali, Lieut. 3 d Artillery Cumm in ling. (J. S. Cantonment, Sand-Hills near Au gusta Geo. Sept. 17 7 I iStraved, From ti ie Sand-Hills near Augus a two HORSES, one a Roun, old. avi about Hie middle size, the other u light Sorrel, a ' I' Horse, and much younger than the Roan—both are r good deal marked bv the Harness -V suitable reward will be paid on the de ; every of both or either,'to Mrs Ann Anderson nt Mount Enon, or to | A XLAUGHT FJi y C. LAJtUZA.V. i >I, .m y 2m Administrators bale. ftjt, If.l. be sold si iP.lu >ia i lourt j tv House on thefut Tuesday in O' • I, r next, the real ear.’tc of Sarah , \|.-rsli II drccased, coot intng 28 ac’ »• if and, including a ndu.dde GrstMdl. S’joining Marshall and Jones —Sr II hr ird r of the ffi/iUt nf Ordimuy t i the b nefit ol Hie heirs and creditors of said dectasetl Nathen 5 raw ford ¥ for self and > Adin’r. ( Tlios’ liajliss, \ J'!, it-; 8- bid'. Vur\ V In tide Real Estate fm Sale, within < 12 miles if augusta. K OF.EEH lor sale mv Valuable t t ael , nt Lund, tying on ihc roa<l Iraqing f out | Vtigus a to Washington, distant Com j he farmer about 12 miles, con aieit g fitut hundred Acres of prime Upland, | ■veil adapted to,growing Corn nr Cot ton, ai'uutcd in a healthy, and fespn-i able neighborhood. Tirir tract has sev eral orchards winch bear as fine fruit as ‘ tin country affords. ; Presuming out- vvill purchase with 1 out exunliniiig, it is thougju unneccs- ' s .ry is, en er into purticurars. But pci- ‘ S'-' s wishing health and fine land art ; requested 10 -call. I'erma can be made 1 known by applying on the premises to the subs' i ibe., er lo John Uashin, or Hay, .Itowfirc, .in August a. J W. Beall. lime 20 if La cl for \ i % HE subscriber will cfltT at Public , It S >te, on the pr< inises, the 4th ts No- ; vtuiher next, (if no previous lo that j t'mc disposed of at priva eco n tract} Ins s Fa'm mST anoah nv r, 10 miles above A ipu. fad j iiiing Lands of .Messrs | N R ”, Kfi'ti ti Howard, cor,tailing s 781 ic en, 300 of which is cleared and m good n.pa r, he [ireseiit crop if ( >1 wjd wii' recommend the fertility of | he suit, !,e part 'oclear- is w-.)l wooded 1 ami timbered, the'imptuvements area « ' > erable dwelling house, a New Gin -11 nis^, Uorn-lionses tic. F>r terms ■p i.y o Walter Leigh, E.q or lo the sib-uriber. It the same time and place, will be sold, 1000 Bushels of C<»RN ; and several thousand lbs. nf Fodder, ; wi h many other articles appertaining I t> ihe Plantation too tedious to enu- < memie. | Wm. CoUier. ‘ Jell 29 -if 1 c Administrators ] WILL b« sold at Liin olntoii, l.inco!:i county, on the first Tuesday in I January neki, tha lb lowing seven Xe- s groes, viz ; John and Felix, fi llowi about > 35 years old each ; Sally, a woman about 1 the same age ; Alsey, a girl about 14 S vears old, Betty a girl about 12 years ts 3 Itce, Flora a girl about 5 years old, and v Randle, a < bild two yenrs old.—Terms • of sal- will be rash, agreeable lo the or- ' derol the Honorable Court of Ordinary ior said i ounty, for Ihe benefit of the heirs in I creditors ol Jeremiah Gatrell, dec. 'bo if m t previously sold at private sale, - 'wn lively youiiff fellows, on accomn oda tmg terms, w ill be offered. illiam Jeter, fielnfr. [ q „ , m fn right of his wife. I Septctulfcr 17 jyds f Sheriff’s Sale. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in October next, at the Court House in Columbia county, the lollowing property, viz: v 450 Acres of Land, on the head water? of,the Little Kiokee 1 , ad joining Wilkins, TlndaJJ ami others to sa tisfy sundry executions : Berry Oiive vs. George G. Wheeler, ai so, 105 Acres of Land, ad joining Dooly k Howard, on the waters of Uptons creek, to satisfy two execu tions, Thomas and Martha Bolton vs. Executors of Aquillu Howard and Ad ministrator of Beiij. Smithson, vs. Exe cutor of Aqullla Howard. A I.SO, One negro woman, named Bose, and her craf t Harriet, about five yen-sold, to satisfy an execution, Emp scu Miller vs. John Ayres. AI.SO, 295 Acres of Laud, on the waters of Greenbriar, adjoining Pol lard and Bayliss, to satisfy sundry execu tions, William Booker and others vs. John U. Hicks. AI.SO, One negro man by the name of Rodge r, levied on to satisfy sun dry executions from a Magistrates court, William G. Grimes for use of R. U. Musgrove is. Administrator, Thomas Low, deceased. AI.SO, 150 Acres of Land, ad joining Wilkins and Uaughorty, on the waters of iiiokee creek, to saiisiy sundry execution?, AdWiuiptrator on the estate of William Carrington, dt ea ed, and others vs. estate of RiCiikrdSß.ckelWrd. AI.SO, One negro man, named i Sum, to sa'.isly «undry executions, James \. May, .or the use of Henry Dixon and others vs. Samuel D Shelby, AI.SO, The one fifth part of 28 Acres of Laud adjoining Jat es P. Mar shall and others, on the waters of Grcen 'm-iai-creek, to Mttisfv sundry execution*, \nderson D. Jennings vs. Thomas 3. Beyliss ’& Williams E. Jacksoii. Geo. G. Tankers Joy'. IS he li(f. August 51, 1822. SCO tils Sher M’s -*Salc. WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday iu November next, at the Markct ,House in the City of Augusta, between the usual hour* of sue, One mulatto hoy, Rich ard, ai out 15 years old, levied on as the property of I Comas 1. Moore, to satisfy an execution issued bom the Interior j Court of Greene county, on tin- tbitei In sure of a mortgage, i homus Grier, jun. vs. 'I homes I. ‘-7core. Conditions Cash—purchasers to pay for titles. Peter F. Hoist-lair. D.bherijf Jl, C. September 3 i ids Sheriff's Sale Postponed, IMLL t: e first I ilesday ill liclodtr next, at which time will he sold at Lincoln Court-House, between the usu al houri of sde, All the estate, right, title, claim and interest that Si hulas Cl. Barkesdsde, has in and to 1000 acres of Laud, more or less on Pishing Creek, joining Pullen, Junes, Curry and others, ii beiu" the same place wh re Fanny Rarkesdule now hv< s, to satiety a fi la in favor ..1 John Alexander, vs. N. G. iarkc-dale, k Derm s jlahoneyj eeCuri ty on the appeal. ■u.so, 1000 Acres Land on Fish ing Creek, joining Pullen, Jones, CurTey and others, taken as the property of Fan ny Rarkesdaie, Administratrix of S.tith Larkosdale, to satisfy a ii fa in favour of James Mahoucy, (or (helve of Stovall and Lamar, vs. Fanny Barkesdule Ad ministratrix, &i. S. Stovall, d. s. l. c. September 10. 4 Ids SherilTs Sale Continued. WILL lie sold «t the Court-House in Jackspiiborough, sertven county, ou the first Tuesday in. October next, be tween (he hours often and tour o’clock, Sixty,-two acres of land, situate, lying and being in said county of Scriveu, adjoining lands belonging to the heirs of Noah Freeman, dec, and others; said sixty-two acres being a part or one share qt a tract of hind that formerly be longed to James McGowin, dec. which said share or part, belonged to Alexander McGowili, anti was sohi by said Alexan der McGowiu to one Stephen Butter; — levied on a? the prope ty of .Stephen But ler, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of David Swicord vs. Stephen Butler. James Bryan, S.S.C. Sept. 12. 5 |,L 40 Dollars Reward. SPRAYED, or stolen, from uiy Wag gon on the Sand lull (load, on the 12lh lust two likely HORSES of the fol lowing description :—one brown horse about nine or ten years old, upward of live fact high, (no marks particularly re collected, lame a little in one bind legal limes) with a bob tail, somewhat grown out. rile other is a hay horse, also up ward? ol five leet high, nine or tin years old, with one or both of his hind feet n little white, (though not now particular ly recollected,) also with a bob tail, somewhat grown out, both of which ara in only tolerable order, and marked with the gear. The above reward will hr given, for the above mentioned horses, and all reasonable expences paid il deli vered to me iu Wilkes county near Wash ington, ou the Petersburg)! road, or to Slaughter k Labuzan Augusta; and it stolen fifty dollars for the thief. John T. Graves September 17 7 ts (CP Several genteel young men can be accommodated with Hoard, in the middle tenement of the Bridge Bank. August 23 S«P ts Sheriff's !*a!e». ( ITf ILL be sold at the Court House If in jttcksortbomugh, Scriveu coun ty, on the. first Tuesday in October next, between the hours often and {our o’- 1 .clock , ; One Thousand Two Hundred and 1 1 Bevvii'y five and » Dkit acres of land, j ] situate, lying and being iu the fitk of ] Brier Greek in the c ntn.y of Scriveu, j ’ and bniiuvlrd by lands ,cf ,)<•! « H Ho- | Miens, Thomas HrauneiuJohn Bianncn, ' And tt-uhen Wilkinson, the said body of 1 land aforesaid is composed cf several different tracts, making in the . whole, one thousand two hundred seventy-five and a half acres us aforesaid, it I cing the plantation whereon John Conyers now resides, levied on as the property of John Conyers, to sai'sfy a ii. fa in i favor of John Rawls vs. John Burnes and John Conyers. ALSO. Seven Hundred Acres of Land, more or tss, s< uatr, lying and being on Great Ogcechy River, in said county of Scriveu, adjoining lands of M'Llh, Lundsy and Lew-s Lir.ux, levied on as tin*, property of Ciaiboru Deville, to satisfy afi la. in favor ot Joseph (liim - mmg vs. Claiborn Ueville and Gideon Duly ALSO, One Negro Boy, named Lonon, i evird ou as the the property ot N utia- j niel M Call, to satisfy two executions i in favor of Samuel Lockhart, against N.iihuuel M'jCall, levied and returned i by a Constable. ALSO, , One Hundred Acres of Land, and the crop ot I'm on, growing ~na being ■thereon,'adjoining lands of tiie estate V-f Jolui Crawford, d- ceased, and others, t being.pa-t of atiact (hat originally bdo'iged to .liune.-. At G'-win, di erased, 11 vied on as he property of Joseph Biitu r to satisfy ,u fi fa iu favor of Jar vis Hal auf vs. Jos p \ Ruth r, property pointed iu by defendant. M kr one Thousand acres of Pine Land, adjoining lauds ol' h.'S’ali Scu i, i uuu-.«- Greene, and dthets, Icvie * on us til* property of Thomas Walker, to --a isfy solidi v (i fa’s, in favor nt Joseph and >l* phen Butler, at the suit of t homas G VValher fur cost also, one other, ft- fa Elijah Wade, at the suit of Thorn» G Walker for cost, properly pointed ou by the defendant. Two Negro Women, Moll and Pegg. levied o.i is tht propei>v ol Oftuv.lfe UeviMe to satisfy sundry ex < xccutiouß iu favor of E lL Young vs Granville ft vilie, levied on and return eg In a Constable. AI.S'T Two Negroes, Jude and Iter child i Duphtia, levied oti as 11‘• li • -,;el»y ot Dane Conye< s, to satisfy sundry execu lions iu favor of Ziclvms Lung and o tint’s vs. l-sac Conyns, levied and re turned bv a const -b e. Vf.SO, One Negro W r ornan named Mem ber, Flirt t H uiith ed r.f. ie - ot P tie La d mure or less, one hundivd bushels of t urn, uio- i- or U ss, it being the cm; ou said tract of (and, i being he land- ( wh reon Mis. Delta IK-.ville now n sides—the claim or interest of the said I) lia Hu v ill., to he sold to satisfy a h fa- ui <uvor of William C- Wayne vs Di hu Ueville. • M.'O, Two Hundred and Sixty-six acres of pi lie L lid, it b- u,g tlie . iiu.to uu; whereon William Fh-ke resides, levied on as the piopert ut said Plaki ,to sa .tisfv afi fa in favor of James Tumblm vs. William F^ake Al SO. Sixty Acres of Land, situated, ly ing ai dinmg on b-ey’ P in said counn adjoining lauds - t William Olr-er and W’idiai.: U Mhcliiner, levi ed on as the property f Faiieiicr Mobley, to satisfy sundry fi fa's. Janus Oliver, at the suit of Patience Mobley f tr cesi James Bryan, s. s. c. Aui-iri 29 Notice. ALL person? interested are hereby notified, that an application will be made to the Honorable the Court of Or dinary of Columbia Comity, within the 'ime prescribed by l=>w, for leave to sell the personal property belonging to the estate of Dreadtii Pace, deceased. Thomas Pace, ) p . Lh eadzil Pace,) Sept. 10.' 4 \v-tt iNotice. WILL be sold at Lincolnton, on Sa turday the second day of No- em ber next, all the personal property ol Matthew consisting of housb hold and kite hurt furniture, horse?, hogs, and cattle, and nauy other articles, &c. Terms made known on the day of sale. VV. C. Stokes, ) *, , Stephen Stovall, 1 m September 19 8 Wit Administrator’s Sale. WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in January next, at Lincoln Court House, within the usual hours of sale, and agreeable loan order of the Honorable Court ol Ordinary, all the real Estate of James Sanders, late of this county dec. consisting of three hundred and twelve Acres of Land, be the same more or loss, lying on Grays creek, and joining lands ot M’Corkie, Graves, and others, with the willows Dower iu said land during her life. Terms made known on the day of sale. John H. Walker, jidm’r. September 2fl 11 A liberal Reward will be given for my boy MICHAEL, delivered in any jail of this, or the ad joining States, either to Mr. F, E. Dugas, Augusta, or A. Dufaure, Savannah. He is 16 years old, biack complectloned and tolerably well made, inclined lobe stout, and slow iu all his movements. It is be lieved he i? gono to Savannah, following the course of the river. Fred. E. Dugas, Far Mrs. D. Sept 111, dff GEORGIAN Elbert County. } 'Jo lit fir Honors, the Judges of the Inferior (Jour! of said County. fW»UB FoUt|_ou of John Johnron, hum- A Wjr stuiweiii that your petitioner is imprisoied within the prison bounds of the common Jail of said county, at the instance of one W'dliam B. Hardy, aod that your petitioner is unable t< discharge the debt for which he is confined or to give bail to answer the same. And yous petitioner further abeweth unto your Honors that he is willing to gi»e and deliver up all estate, reai ami person* l , which he has or is entitled to, for the nse of his creditors. Me therefore prnjs, that your honors will take such order in the premises as his cake may require, or the law war rant, W. H. Underwood & 1) G Campbell, Altai nits for Petitioner. At an extra meeting of the Interior Court of said county of Elbert, on the 2d day of September, 1822—Present their Honors Wm. Woods, Jeremiah Thornton, Joseph Blackwell, and Henry Wnite, Esquires : Upon the foregoing petition of John Johnson, setting forth his cunfiin.mt nt, and his willingness lo deliver up his property under the Insolvent Laws <>t this stale, for the use of his creditors, Ordered, that cu Tticsdiy the twelf'h of November next, he, and the same iSjhn'eby appointed ami set down »sthe day upon w hich the said petitifin er be brought forth be foie the Court under the Laws <>( shisslu'e, regulating the discharge of Insolvent dehtois, ’in ) that proceedings take place according ly 1 h.reby certify, thst the above is a true Copy from die minutes, Sep ternbV 2< i, 1822 George W. Heard, elk. S epi't i».bx,i 10; 4 fit Executors’ Hitle. ON Friday 'iiurnhiir, the 11 fit Octo ber next, will b sold at the lat’. residence of John Wiilsph, deceased, the personal properly belonging to his estate. —Sate (o commence at 10 o’clock, Terms—Sums under ftlOO cash, and ovi r glOOfuiir months credi , for ap proved , ndorsed notes. By order of tiie Exe' u>" », Fraser k Bowdre, Auctioneers. August 3‘J——l.iw!f Insvwuncfc iVga’mat FI HE I Charles:an Fi 'e. and .Marine Insurance Company tgency T|VHE Subscriber nft\ rs to take risk., it against Ft oh 1 fount s. Out-Build ■ ings. Good#, Warps, and Merchandize, in A u (gusto and it- vicinity. Timothy Edwards, Agent. Broad street, Oefiueen tin Cost Office HA Globe Tavern December 20—— George Hammond, ) Attorney, fcci. ( INEQUITY vs C Bill to sell trus' Charles Goodwin J estate. iN ol cdicnce to uu order of the €our. ot Equity w>ll he sold at Edgefield «'< ml Hut;sc, (Sou h-Carolina, on the first Alan. dsy in October next, on a cretin ol one and two years a tract of sand, containing nine hundred and fin ty-nifle acres, sgrcrahly to the original plat, lying on Horse Creek, within a lew miles of Augusta —The tract coti ssts of a considerable proportion of swamp land of the fi.st quality. The tiset consists of a considerable pro portion of swamp land of the first quality. The high land is well adapted to the culture of corn and cotton, and affords a most eligible ard beautifu site f- r building, which commands a view r,f Augusta and its ticinity. The cost and fees in Cush, and bond and security will be required. The pur chaser will pa v To ■< IMe deed Whitfield Brooks, . Commit ioner in Equity. Edgefield Court Hon e, J , 19th August, 1822. 5 Notice. A LL persons indebted to the Estate tl of.losiidi Boswell, laic of CpUtm bia county, deceased, are' requested to make innnediate payment, and those who have claims against the said Estate are requested to render them in legal iy proved and within the time presori bed by law—Peter Craw ford is legally authotized in my absence io settle ami adjust ill chums relative to the said estate. 21st Angus . 1822 Levi Boswell, adih , r. August 29 4 tv Ten Dollars Reward WILL be paid to any person who will lodge in jail, my negro wo men RACHEL and AMY, who have beeu from my service (5, or 7, weeks; — they are do doubt lurking about town, or harbored by Some slave, or some person of colour in town, or the vicinity. L. C. Cantelou. September 12 31 During my absence rom the slate, Mr. Edward Campfield will act as my agent. J. M. Hand. August 14 355 if ■ ' ; y * 83 d Wc are authorized to announce Col. JOHN PARKS as a candidate for a seat in the House of Re presentatives, at the ensuing election, from the county of Columbia. August 7 3-13 tde ,!'— u r ' ■ ■ We are authorized to announce Mr. Michael F. Bois ci.ATfi, as a Candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns of this county at the en suing election. Soptembcr 28 tde For Sale, THE SUBSCRIBER'S PLANTATION A DJOLNING the lower eud of the C’ /Vtyof Augusta, containing of six hundred acres—from one to hundred acres of which is a ell t i mb has a good et » Shad Fishery. To describe this valuable property m particularly, is thought unnecessary, ALSO, From Fifty to One Hundred NEGROES , In families —most of them born on th plantation. e His HOUSE and LOT,onth I Sand-Hills, is likewise offered for sale. Rank Stock of South-Carolina c f this State, or of the United States, would be received in payment. A liberal ere. dit would be given for a moity, if desirs ble. Titles indisputable. John Course. June 22 340 wtf Valuable Property, For Sale, In Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia, | T| HI E Subscriber offers f*r sale I tieifciiuH A his houses and Lots, lyi D „ in the most'pleasant part ol the town, they being on the comer which fronts the pub lic square cm one side, and streets on two oilier?, iV widt h places it in such a situa tion as to admit, if necessary, of further improvement; the present, however, is sufficient for any family residence ami merchandise, having a large and conveni ent two story dwelling house fronting the square and Post Office, containing iii rooms, several pantries 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 fixed store houses, all well shaUed with China trees; those, together with kitchen, smoke-house, stable, a large productive garden, a well ot excellent water, suffi deni for many families, and which has n ver failed in the dryest season, make it a very desirable situation tor those who may wish lo settle and do basinets hi t healthy and wealthy vibage and neigh borhood. The above property will be .-old together, or divided and sold in two parts, if wished. A long, or liberal cre dit will he given for most of the amount, by having the payments well secure I.— Undoubted titles will be made to the same. The property can he viewed by those who may wish to purchase, by applying to the owner, in Washington, or Mr. Luke Turner, who at present lives in the house, and the terms made known by either. The above situation is well calculated for a House of Entertainment. William Grant. Sept. 14 6 w2ra ¥ot The Valuable Tlantation ON which the subscriber now Ihes, situate in Columbia county, eight miles westward from the Court House, and thirty from Augusta, generally Ictio n by 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, and proximity to mar ket ; it lies on an elevat-d ridge, extend ing north-east and south-west, having a» 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 Planlatiou, his stock of hogs, horses, and cattle, farming Utensils of every kin l ’, corn and fodder, and will give possession early in the month of January next. In disputable titles will be made, and the terras may be known by application cither to the subscriber on the plantation, or Mr. John Howard, of Augusta. I. A Few. September 21 9tow 3t (J3 1 * Wanted to purchase or hire, an active, honest, sober Negro Man, accustomed to attend about a Gro cery Store—if he has a knowledge cl Coopering, wißbe preferred.—Enquire at this office. Sept. 17 2» 1 To Rent, LfNHE front and back Stores at present L occupied hy Messrs. Tinney Hul, and possession given on the first of Oct* ber next. Edw’d Campfield. September 5. ® *** We are authorised tu announce Lewis Usnais, Esq » 8 * cundtLte to represent the county at Richmond in the House of Rcpresec.*- tives at the approaching election- July 23 tde 03° We are authorized to State, that Richard Rush, Esq. » candidate for the office of Receiver o Tax Returns for Richmond county at ensuing election. September 17 w^e * will be given for a young, healthy and sober negro also lor a good woman, a cook, wa and ironer. Apply tothe printer. September 12. ° Notice. NINE mouths after dale, a PP‘‘ cat^ Win be made tothe Honorable h* Court of Ordinary, of the county o raoiKl, for penawsitin to sell * cert *?. or parrel of land, situate, lying*®" . io the 51 h District, Monroe coU “jf’ signaled (by the list of fortunate dra iu the late Land Lottery of *“• ■ the aforesaid is a being the real estate of Wilham - late oflhe county deceased, fort fitof his heirs and creditois. James M. Thornp^, Adro**** u September 2*