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EAGLE TAVERN,
WARRENTON, GEORGIA.
TjJHE subscriber informs the Public,
<Li that his house is still kept open for
(he Entertainment of Travellers. An
additional number of stables, and other
necessary preparations, together with se
veral year’s experience in his business,
justifies him in saying, that hereafter
satisfactory accommodations will be
acknowledged by all who may honor him
with their calls. Intending to keep his
liar constantly supplied with the best
liquors, and being anxious and determin
ed to furnish gentlemen With all other
conveniences with the utmost prompt!-
t tide, the subscriber is induced confidently
to hope, that the same liberal encourage
ment which he has heretofore received,
he may henceforth long continue to de
serve.
P. O. Paris.
October 5 14 ts
ri tHE above establishment being 100
J much out of repair for the recep
tion of transient persons, it therefore
will lie kept this winter for regular
Boarders, and those who may think pro
per to call, at any hour, to refresh them
selves with any thing to eat, and drink, of
the best (bat the markets of Charleston,
.Savannah and Augusta .can afford.
There are agfiod many private Rooms,
with or without fire places. The BAR
will be supplied with all kinds of the
first quality LiavonS, and those who
may think proper to call, may rest assur
ed that every exertion will he made to
make every thing comfortable and agree
able.
Fields Kennedy.
October 15 18
viViUttv: t*w t ax.
THE Subscriber informs his friends
and .the n'tbUc, that h|s
READING ROOM,
is just arranged, and that fus Har is
much more convenient. And on ac
count ol changing the situation of the
latter, he is better able to provide for
the accommodation of Ids customers;
and can safely promise them, that as
fa as his means abd ability to comply
with his wishes can go, he will attend
to the comfort and convenience of eve
ry guest who may honor him with a call, i
(fj“ The Savannah and Washington
Stages put up at the G'obe.
WM. SHANNON.
December 20 ;
'JAMES BAI.L,
Respectfully informs hit friends
and acquaintances, that not being
able to obtain his former stand, back of
the Bridge Bank, he has opened a house
on Ellis street, in the centre, between
Mclntosh and Washington streets, and
hopes from his due attention, and the su
perior style in which he intends keeping
hia house, to be supported by a liberal
public.
Families can be furnished with Oysters
during the season. Gentlemen can be
furnished with servants to open oysters, if
required.
October 10 16
Hceu
Dentist,,
HAS the pleasure of offering his ac
knowledgments, for the liberal
encouragemem he has received since
ids arrival in Augusta, and would inform
such as may still require his profession,
al services, that ns he contemplates re
maining in town but a abort time, ap
plications to him should be made ion
mediately.
August 29 ts.
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against
the Estate of Thomas A. Bones,
deceased late of Richmond county, are
requested to present them for settlement
, within the time prescribed by law ; and
those indebted to make payment to
John Phinizy, Adm'r.
Augusta, November 14 31 ts
<oo wisaoimPa
• Merchant Tailor,
RETUII/NS his sincere (banks to his
friends and the public generally for
the liberal encouragement he has recei
ved, and begs leave to inform them that
lie remains at his old stand, opposite the
City Hotel, and will constantly keep on
hand Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, of
the best quality, whieh he will have made
up In,order, on the shortest notice and in
the best manner, by the best workmen,
and warranted to please. Persons wish
ing to furnish their own Cloths can do so.
November 5 27 ts
~ FINAL ’NOTICE.
PERSONS in the Country indebted
to the Cbboniclb Office, daring
the firms of Kean & Charlton, and of
Kean Uuyckinck & Charlton, are in
formed that the subscriber will shortly,
for the lust time, wait upon them, With
their respective accounts.
John 15. Kean.
June 3——-
&J° The hooks of the a
ho”e concerns are in the possession of
Mr !J T. Uuyckinck/it the Chronicle I
Office He will receive any payments l
that may be tendered in Augusta,
dune 6.
J. E K.
Administrator’s Sale.
ON the first Tuesday in January next,
at Columbia court-house, will be
sold, a
Valuable Plantation
in Columbia Count y on the Uche Creek,
adjoining Byrd B. Tindill, Magruder k
others? containing 240 acres, being the
real estate of Jonathan Tindill, deceas
ed ; and sold by an order of Court, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said estate. Terms of sale will bo made
known on the day.
Elizabeth Tindill, Adtnr'x.
Sol. Hoge, Adm'r.
October 15 18 Ids
Executor’s S.-.le.
WILL be sold, on Friday, the 20th
day of December next, at the
Market-House, in the city of Augusta,
the following proper y belonging to the
estate of Walter Leigh, dec.—viz.
Forty-eight negroes, consisting oi
house servants, carrriage drivers, car
penters, shoe-makers, field hands, ami
women and children.
ALSO,
Two Pews, one in the Presbyterian
Church, No. 111, and one in the Episco
pal do. No. 78.
ALSO,
From 500 to COO bushels corn, anil a
quantity of Fodder, to be delivered at
the plantation in Columbia County, (al
present occupied by Mr. Samuel Hix.)
ALSO,
The undivided half of 79 3-4 acres
swampland, well timbered and lying in
two miles of Augusta, adjoining lands of,
White, Casino and others. Terms of
sale, twelve months credit.
B. H. Warren, Eoc'r.
October 9 29 tds
Executor’s Sale.
WLL be sold, al the Market-House,
in th■' city of Augusta, on the first
day of January next, two hundred shares
of Slock of the Bank of Augusta, belong
ing to the estate of John Willson, deceas
ed. Terms of sale, cash.
John Campbell,
John Moore,
Executors Estate of John lEillson.
November 19 33 Ids
Executors Sale.
ON the first day of January next, will
be sold, at the Market-house, in the
city of Augusta, twenty-five Negroes,
belonging to the estate of Joh > Willson,.
deceased, —among them are several va
luable house servants, (male and fe
male,) carpenters, that hands, &c.
Terms—Notes, with approved endor
ers, at ninety day«.
John Campbell,) F ,
John Moore, \
October 31 25 tds
Executor’s bale.
Tt’WiLL be sold, pursuant to an order
of Court of Or.dinftry of Columbia
county, at the Court House of said county,
on the first Tuesday in February next,
one hundred, acres of land,, iq said
County, belonging to the estate of Wil
liam P. Beall, deceased, on Keg creek,
adjoining Eubank and Hogan sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said deceased.
Wrn. Jones, Ex'er.
J. Alexander,
Executor in right of his wife,
November 19 33
Executor’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on Tuesday, the I7lh
day of December next, al the
plantation of the late Waller -Leigh, de
ceased, (thi’eemiles hrtow Augusta,and
- known by the name of the Folly,) the
present crop of corn and fodder, the
stock of horses, cows, sheep and hogs,
together with all the plantation utensils,
&c kc,
ALSO,
The said Plantation, containing 300
acres, more or less, of prime swamp
land, which is in a high stale of improve
ment for cultivation.
ALSO,
A lot of 40 acres, adjoining lands of
White, Ham|)tou, Bacon and Course.
Terms of sale made known on the day
of sale.
B. H. Warren, executor.
November 7 28 Ids
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against
the estate of John Willson, lalo of
the city of Augusta, deceased, are re
quested to present the same, and those
indebted to said estate will make pay
ment to
John Campbell,
John Moore,
Executors Estate of John IViltsan.
November 19 33 tfj
• Notice.
WILL be sold, on 'Jonday, the 30th
December next, at the House of
W. L. Kennan, late of Colum ia county,
deceased, a part of the personal proper
ty belonging to the estate ofsaid deceased,
consisting of horses, hogs, cattle, two
carts, two yoke of oxen, one still, one cot
ton machine, one set blacksmith’s tools,
corn and cotton crop, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation tools, kc.
Also, will be rented, on the 31st of the
same month, for the term of one year,
the plantation of said deceased ; and also,
will he hired, at the same time and place,
all the Negroes belonging to said deceas
ed, among which are two good black
smiths. Terms made known on the day.
Horatio Gartrell, Adm'r.
November 21 34
Found,
BETWEEN this plarie and Augusta,
a red morrocco pocket book, with ■! i
a receipt in it lor seven round hales of 1 i
Cotton-marked E. T. C. from Thomas ■
Lockett, waggoner, and stored at I
combe’s Warehouse. The owner can
obtain said pocket book and receipt, by (
; application at Arnold liatchison’s, eight <
miles above Monlicello, Jasper county,. * ]
on the Madison road. i
Joseph Wallis, i
i November 28 37 3t !
Will be Sold,
ON the prsthiscs, by consent of the
distributees", on Saturday, the 2'3th
.day of December next, the tract of land
in the county of Columbia, on which
Win. Dodson, deceased, resided, contain*
ing 100 acres, more or less, on CfcarsonV
and Hart’s creek; on (he premises arc a
good two story dwelling-house and all
necessary out-houses; also, a Machine
House. The fringe road, leadingJVom
Washington to Augusta, posje? immedi
.ately through the tract—these conveni
ences render it an eligible stand for a
House of Entertainment. Also,-a tract"
ol land, on Hart's creek, adjoining the
above, containing 112 at res, more or
less. On this tract arc a good dwelling
house and out-houses, an excellent peach
orchard and other improvements. Also,
a tractof land, in Appling county, ly
ing in the third district, No. 07. Also,
at thesame time and place, the Negroes
belonging to the estate of said Wm. Dod
son, doc. consisting of men, women and
! a girl. A credit of two equal annual In
| stalments will be given, the purchaser*
i giving small notes with approved securi
ty. Abo, at the same time and place,
a quantity of corn, fodder and cotton.
A credit will be given until the 10th of
March, 1023, the purchasers giving
small notes and security.
Curtis Lowe, JJdm'r.
Nor. 14 31 tda
For Sale,
Vk STOUT Negro Eellow, 21 years of
age, he has been in the habit of
working about a Stpre ; he is an honest
and sober fellow ; any person wishing to
purchase will.—apply to
George Hill.
October I 1 .
For Sale,
GOOD Black Pmjlh, with his wife
and their male child. Apply, in
the absence of the subscriber, to Mr. J.
S, Boors or Me. George M. Walker, Au
gusta.
* F. Walker.
October 1 13
Escheators Sale
POSTPONED.
THE sale ot (lie Ten Lois in (lie vil
lage of Springfield belonging to the
Estate of Doctor Adam Boyd deceased
advertised to he sold on Friday the 15th
November instant, is postponed to Tues
day the 14th day of January next.
Isaac Herbert,
Esrhealor for Richmond Cm inly Geo.
November Id 31
Wanted,
4 GOOD Cook, Washer and Ironer.
-T3L Good wages will be given.
Enquire at this office.
November? 23 If
Notice.
WILL be sold on Tuesday (he 10th of
Dccetnbernexl, at the late snmmcp
residence of George Allen, dcc’d. known
by the name of Mount Hep -e, and about
14 miles t’rnm Augusta, all the Planta
tion Utensils, Slock of Horses, Cattle,.
Hogs, c c . & c . and sornß oHuschold and
Kitchen Fvrnilure, &c. &c.
Terms es sale made known on thn day
of sale.
Mary L. Allen,, adm’x.
John R, Allen, adm’r.
October 29 24 ids
Very Valuable
Heal Estate for Sale, within
i 2 miles of Augusta.
f
J OFFER for sale my Valuable tract,
ol I.and, lying on the road leading from
Angus l a to Washington, distant (Vonri
the former about 12 mil's, cblrraiiiing
four hundred Acres of pjluie Upland,
well adapted to growing Corn or Col
ton, situated in a healthy, and respect
able neighborhood. HTiit. tract has sev
eral orchards which hear as fine fruit as
the country affords.
Presuming none will phi-chase with
out examining, it is thought unneces
sary to enter into particulars. But per
sons v isiting health and fine laud are
requested to call. Terms can lie made
known by applying on die premises to
the subscriber, or to John Cashin, or
I’ayt ilowdre, in Augusta.
J. VV. JR call.
.Tunc 20 ts
Executor’s Sale.
bo sold, on Monday tlth clay of
»» January, I! 23, at the late resi
dence ol John Rich, deceased, in the
county of Elbert and Slate of Georgia,
Eleven Negroes,
among which are a prime blacksmith,
field hands, women and children, also,
corn, cotton, fodder, liorses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, household and kitchen furniture,
blacksmith and plantation tools, also, a
number of articles too tedious to enumer
ate. Terms of sale made known on the
day of sale by . \
William Rich, Ex'tr.
Nov- 26 36 tds
Ten Dollars Reward.
Si RAYED from the stable of the sub
scriber on Friday (be 22d insl. a
large white docked tail HORSE, seven
years old.—Whoever will return him to
me, or give information where he can
be found, shall receive the above re
ward.
John W. Read.
November 28 37
• The subscriber informs
the community (hat ho will open an even 1
ing school on Monday the 14lh inst. at his
school room, on Green street, opposite
the Gity-Hall, where will he taught*
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Qeogranhij, Mensuration
vs Siijn rJices and Solids, Surveying, & P .
For further information, application may
be made to 1
Charles Grenville. >'
October 8 XS ts
JA3AES VOIiHIM ,
Attorney at Law,
HAS located himself at Waynesboro’,
Burke county, and will with plea
sure transact any business in the profes
slnn’ol" Daw which may be, entrusted to
uis care.
May 331 If
To lUie,
TWO Negro MEN, one a Brick Lay
er and the other a H use Servant.
Benj. Sims.
September 21 9
Notice.
ON the twelfth day of December next,
will lie sold at the dwelling house
ol the late James Churchill, deceased, in
Richmond county, on a credit of six
month*, all the plantation tools, stock,
and other articles of said deceased.
Elizabeth Churchill, ndm'x.
October 31. 27 tils
City Collector and Treasurer’s
FINAL NOTICE.
riNHOSE persons who have not had an
-I. opportunity of paying their City
Taxes, for the year 1022, and those who
have not.paid their Retail and Dray Li
censes, will please call on the subscriber
and settle the same before the Cth day
. of December next, otherwise executions
will be'issued against them immediately,
without distinction to persons, llemay
be found at all limes at (he upper tene
ment of iVUKinne and Shultz’s Bridge
Bank Building.
. John W. Wilde, c. h t. c. a.
November 7 28 ts
Final Notice.
/ Li. persons indebted to the offer of
r\ tme Augusta Chronicle & Georgia
Gazette, during the proprietorship of Jo-.
BEPh V. I)evan, are hereby notified,
that all unsettled accounts,will lifter 1 De
first ot January next, be 'placed in (lie
hands of an ollicer for collection. Those
who mny bo disposed to avail themselves
of this notice, are informed that the
Books raid accounts are loft with Mr.
Wm. Shannon, at the Globe Tavern,
who will attend to any settlement which
may be tendered during the absence ot
the subscriber.
H. Hannahan,*
Agent for the Proprietor.
November 19 33 ts
Marshal’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on (he first Tuesday
in December next, at thn Market-
House, in the city of Augusta, between
the usual hours of sale,
One tract of Land, in the 9th
district ol' Houston County, (No. 247)
two hundred and forty seven, containing
two hundred (wo and a half acres, more
or less ; also, one grey Horse, about
nine years old.—Levied on as the pro
perty of Wilburn F. Ware, to satisfy two
fi. fia.’s, issued from the District Court
of Georgia, the I‘ost Master General vs.
William F. Ware and Peter Crawford,
the same vs. William F. Ware.
Conditions cash, purchasers pay for
■ Titles.
Peter F. Boisclair,
U iited Stales D. M. D. Georgia.
November 2 25 tds
Notice.
A LL persons who have neglected sel
./JL tling their accounts wilii the sub
scriber, (relative to the estate of E.
Hawes,) are requested to r ail on Air. L.
Manlon, who is authorized to settle (he
same, with all other business interesting
myself.
Joseph Hawes.
July 10 345 ts
Notice.
WILL be let, to the highest bidder,
for the ensuing year, in Colum
bia county, at the Hopsc of Solomon
Hoge, on the VV rightsborougli road, fif
teen miles above Augusta, on Friday,
the third of January next, a prime par
cel of Negroes, belonging to the estate
of Beverley Low, deceased. They will
not be allowed to work in any town, or
on (tie river, as boat hands, nor go out
of the county without leave. Notes,
with approved seem itv, will he required.
Terms will ho made fully known on the
day. All person? indebted (0 said estate
arc required to come (inward vid make
immediate payment, or their notes will
be placed in the ham's of an attorney.
James Culbreath,
Stir riving Executor.
November 28 37 3ln
Notice.
WILL BE SOLD
ON the first Tuesday in February
next, at Lincoln Court Homo, with
in 'he usual hours of sale, and agreeable
to an order of the Honourable Court of
Ordinary of Lincoln County, all thn real
estate of Hezekiah Spiers, late cf this
County, deceased, consisting 0f430 acres ,
oflaud, he the same more or less, adjoin
ing Samuel, Paschal and Gaskins. Also,
all the Negroes belonging to said estate.
Terms made known on the day of
sale.
William Willingham,
Zachariah Spiers.
, Admr’s.
November 28. 37 3t 1
Notice.
-vtylLL be let to the highest bidder, '
ViWr on Saturday, the 28th day of De
cember next-, in Columbia county, on 1
the Wrightsborough road, at the house 1
of Solomon Hoge, for the ensuing year,
a prime parcel of Negroes, belonging to
the estate of Charles Shaw, deceased, —
consisting of msn, women, girls and boys.
Small notes, with approved security,
♦vill he required. Terms of hiring will j
be made known on the day.
Margaret Shaw, adm'x. (
November 28 37 3tp s
£3® Several genteel voting: '
pi cm can be accommodated With Board,
in tLft middle (onemeiil of the Bridge
■Bunk. "
A wjasf 28 "oh ff
Sheriff’s Sale.
®N the first Tuesday in December
next, at the Market-house, in (he
cily of Augusta, between the usual hours
of sale, will he sold,
Two negroes, Jambar and
Mary, 2 horses, 3'oxen, 3 old carry logs,
f 2 head of cattle, 30 head ol hogs, 1
side hoard, (aide and ends, 1 pair card
tables, 1 'ward robe, 1 candle stand, 1
cradlsp, 1 wash stand and a clock—-levi
ed upon ns the property of Michael F.
Boisclair, to satisfy 'sundry executions,
yiz. Anselm* "Bugg, vs. .said Boisclair,
T. C. Butler, for his assignees, vs. JM.
F. Boisclair, arid sundry others vs. the
same. A I.So,
One carriage, one pair horses,
one gig and harness, two negro men, Jack
and Prince, 2 acres of land on the wa
ters' of Cupboard crock, adjoining Sn
vage and JVl’Tyre, 4 tiiarts of stock in
the Union Road Compaq, Nos. 26, 27,
2fi and 29, opposite Savannah, -one pew
iu the Cpiscopal Church, Augusta, and
one sixth part of 4 tracts of land, lying in
Richmond county, containing 1200 acres
in (he whole, being the interest of Hama
M’Kinne in the. estate of Thomas Gal
phiri, doc.—also sundry household and
and kitchen furniture, levied upon and
sold by order of tha assignees of llama
IVPKinnc as said M’Kinne’s property.
Conditions, cp.:h, before delivery—pur
chasers to pay for titles.
Daniel Savage,
Sheri/)' Ji, C,
November 2 26 t6s
Will be Sold,
O N Saturday the 26th day of Doc.
next, at the lute residence of Eli
sha Anderson, sen. deceased, of Burke
County, part of the slock of cattle, hogs,
sheep and goat", together with corn,
fodder and plantation utensils. Terms
made known on the day of sale,
Ann Anderson, Ex'trx.
Jas. Anderson, Ex'r.
November 26 ' 37 tfi t
A Card.
A YOUNG Man who has done business
XX in an ejdefteive Mercantile House
in Europe for a considerable time, well
acquainted with book k eping and all (he
routine of business, from the Grocery to
the counting room, wishes a situation in
| tfiis city. He is very generally acquain
ted with the Planters of the up country,
having resided among them nearly four
years. Respectable letters and refer
ences can be given on applying to P. O.
L. at the office of (hispaper.
November 18 32 ts
TW.UVTn.XG,
A FEW Gentlemen can he accommo
dated with hoard(and lodging if re
qnired)i.i (ho largo brick Building, next
above (lie Post-office.
September 24 10 tf 4
Notice.
BY order of the Board of Trustees of
the Richmond Academy, will he
routed, nl the market-house, in (his city,
on the 4th day of January next, for five
years, all that part ol Lot No. 6, which
lies south ot the Reaver Dam, containing
about ten acres; also, a lot containing
about five acres, lying between Telfair
and Watkins streets, and cast of the
square at present occupied by Mr. Can
lelou, as a vegetable garden. At the
•"ame time and place, will be rented, on
building lease, about ten other Lots ot
various sizes,* from a half to one and a
hall acres each; all eligibly situated, and
ou accomme (piling terms. A plan of the
Lois will he exhibited to applicants prior
to the time of it required.
Anderson Watkins,
h. C. Cantelou,
Committee.
November 30 38 ts
100 Dollars Reward,
( Conditionally.)
TCI LOPED, Irom the subscriber on the
J_i evening of the 28th insf. a negro
woman named Rachel aud her child Sal
ly- The woman about 26 years of age j
a-id her child 6 months. Her complex- \
ion about the same a- our country-born 1
negroes, her f.icc inclined to bo long—
thick lips, good teeth and on hcrfaccisn
mole about (he size of a small pea, which
looks at first like a blood blister, middle
sized. As 1 helieS'o she has hr?n per
suaded off by some while person, I will
give the above reward for her apprehen
sion and that of (he thief, together with
proof sufficient ‘for conviction, ve Ten
Dollars for horse!/' and child" if lodged In
any Jail where t can get her again, or
• I delivered to mo in Augusta, will pay
all reasonable expense? —owners yfan'd
Patroons of coats, are warned not to
give her a passage from ibis place, ft, is
expected she may try to.get to Charles
ton, on her way to Baltimore, from which
place she was brought.
B. B. Mitfhclk ,
Augusta, Nov. 30 40 31
CT Tut ccli.'.rif the. Savannah (ienr
pwn and Charleston Courier, art''request
ed to insert tue. above; 3 tinier note' ftrneard
their accounts to me immediately.
\ ii. n. m.
James M. Thompson,
HAVING removed his Office to a
room in the upper part of Mr. Ja
cob Danforth’s brick building, on I’road
near Washington street, (.chore he may
at all tiroes be found except when pro
fessionally engaged,) respectfully ten
der? his services to his friends and tin 1
public in the practice of LA tV, to trans
act any business reposed to his clung?, in
the several courts of the middle circuit
November 5 27 ts (
Notice,
WILL be sold jat the market-house,-
in the city of Augusta, on the
first day of January next, twenty shares
.Steam-Bpat Stock, belonging to the e?- -
tate ot hi. M ‘Kinney, deceased, and
sold hy aw order of Court, fir (ho bene
fit of the heirs aud creditors of said es- ,
(ate. To- ms mad.-' known at sole.
C.S. M‘Kinney,
Hy I
A. Tr.rdv. jour, Agenl.
•- Xor. '?? ■ * lawtd-
Pro posals, I
! JOHNERSkIn-kkfM
For puMJting (t Key
i <■/ coco.; "-"M
I <9
- l ,e,ioJ more fraught with ,vv®
. portance thari the present, q i
. S°od, in no ordinary tlpgrce
. aC*
. I ccnlation and intrigue | rn f , ,
: sl "Tcd the seat of Patriotism -'^l
verted her sacred f Dne in ’
chw den. Political hostility , S
! Po! ‘ al ambition are making flu '|‘H
roads upon the sanctuary of m , r . B||
; tut ion, that honesty may Wol J Ws
claim,
, Ihe P nsl <f honor, is a priran e. : ,8
These are no visionary obscrvai;®!
I they are justified liy the ~r,."C nt ■
1 bon ol things. From Lomnarn, H
• this great Republic now pr,,
i aspect truly deplorable; uji ,■
. “Measures," is the ■
I wearied and specious zealofo ‘ ■
I factions,” has deluded manv c »
i sainted path of (he Gonstid,(i 0D H
Tacitus has it, that there are
rets more, inveterate then those
/ olives. How important then is it S
the American Family should
guard against every cause of iwH
—they should crush the monster i*
incipient y, it (bey do not wish to ■
that Iraternal discord Is the sure
runner of disunion and destruction I
is in vain that we sacrificed r.iir'ljß
and treasure to blazon v ilhcvl
cal edifice, if anarchy and
reign within :—the glittering fatnr S
soon mingle with the dust; ami
w’as once gazml upon with wonder B
admiration, will, inn little .time, ufl
gardet! only as a splendid ruin ! B
so divert oven the ojipenrance oLqB
a catastrophe—to allay those nngrv ;fl
ing"a? much as possible— to preserve*
unanimity.of Southern feelinp, ail d|
Southern interest—wnd to create an iB
ty of action, which will give a livcivaß
reciprocal ioipetusto our Trade am],'/-I
culture, will bo the primary ohjcrtß
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NovembcrSO 40w3t I
Administrator's Sales. I
Agreeably to an order ot thJ
Court of Ordinary of RichinnnJ
county, will i>e sold, at the market hmisJ
in the cily of Augusta, on the first Tuesl
day in January next, all the mulividfil
real estate of Ferdinand Phinksy, late ol
said county, deceased—to wit: I
I tract La ml, Wayne Cty, ISO acres, No. 397,15 t ilil
1 do do do ' 490 „ „ 117 2 I
j 1 do do do 490 „ „ 34 2 I
; 1 do do Wilkinson C. 202 1-2 „ 144 19 ~ I
;l do do do 202 1-2 „ 109 13 „ I
1 do do do . 202 1-2 „ 122 14 „ I
ALSO,
Agreeably to said order, will be sold,
on (.he same day, four t’ews, iu ChrH
Chtirch, Nos. 9, 98, 101 and 110, and
two Pews in St. Paul’s Church, Nos. 15
and 54. All of the above properly sold
for the benefit «f (he bei's efsaid estate,
Terms made known on the day of sale.
John Phinizy,
Ac'ing AMr of the. Flute of F, t homy
October 26 23 wtds
ExecutorV Sale.
WILL be gold mi the third Saturday
of December next, at the late re
sidence of David Walker, junr. that
valuable tract nr parcel of LAND, lying
in the county of Columbia, fourteen
miles from Augusta, on the road leading
to Wright?borodgh, together with corn,
fodder, wheat, oats, hors??, work-steers,
plantation utensils, &c. Sold iu compli
ance with the Will' o r Jesse Albreton,
deceased.
James Yarbrough, ) F ,
&, William
October 24 221aw2m
Administratars Sale.
WILL be sob), at Columbia court
house, on the Ist Tuesday in Ja
nuary next, a nesro man named Lewis,
about thirty years of age, belonging to
he estate of John Durden, deceased, —
solfl for the benefit-hf (be heirs and cre
ditors of sai 1 decras‘*d T fly order of the
Honorable the Inferior Court of said
counly.
Jesse Durden, adm’r.
Ann Durden, adm’x.
November 12 30 wtd
TO BAKERS,
A i\& PrWatfe ¥ amiTies •
- A CONSTA \f supply of New flour
i. (HAXALfi brand) inferior to none
in t he ITnion, will he kept for sale at Mac
kenzie & Ponce’s Ware-House.
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