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To Rent,
POR the eusuhjg year, the plantation
of the late Walter Leigh, (2 miles
below Augnet'a,)' containing about 100
acres of prime swamp land, which is in
| closed and ip good order for cultivation.
Apply to
B. H. Warren.
December 5-1 61 2t '
Sheriff’s Sale.
ON the first Tuesday in March next,
at the Market House In the city of
August a, between the usual hours of sale,
will be sold,
One Negro man named Joe,
levied on as th? property of James Ward,
to satisfy an execution on foreclosure of
mortgage, Henry Zinn vs. James Ward.
Conditions cash, purchasers to pay for ti
tle.
D. Savage, Shr’ff. R. C.
December 31, 1822 31 wtd
Sheriff ’s Sale.
WLL be sold,, at Lincoln Court
House, the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary next,, between the lawful hoofs of
sale,
One grey Horse, taken as the
property of David & York, to satisfy a
fi. la. in favor of Hillary B. Frazier, for
the use of Riclsard Gallon vs. said York,
property pointed out by plaintiff.
• A.VBO, ri -• ■
One h«y Home, 1 taken as the
property otmanP bte ster, to satisfy u fi.
fit. in favor of Stovall &• Lamar, property
pointed out by plaintiff.
ALSO,
One Negrd fellow about 50
years of age, a good Blacksmith, taken as
the property of Lewis B. Bseman, to
satisfy an. fa. in favor of James Herring,
ohe in favOr of Henry M. Watkins and
others, against said Beeman.
Also,
100 Acres of land on the wa
ters ofMillCreek,joining M’Dowell and
ethers, taken as the property of John
York, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of Todd
& Wright, and sundry -others vs. said
York.
ALSO,
176 Acres of land, more or
less, on the waters of Newford Creek,
joining Moss and ethers, the same place
where James Mahoney now lives, and ta
ken as his property to satisfy a fi. fa. in
favor of Solomon Kr.eeland, vs. said Ma
honey, property pointed out by plaintiff’s
Attorney,
ALSO,
100 Acres of land, more or
less, joining Walton, Mrs. Ansley and
others, taken as the property of John
Owens and others, to satisfy a fi. fa. from
the Inferior Coart qf Wilkes County, in
Tavpi of John Hinton and Lemuel Woo
ton, executors of George D.' Taylor vs.
John Owens and Wm. Smith.
A IsSOj
Two years lease of the House
and all the Plantation on the same side of
the Creek where Jesse Doyle now lives,
taken as the properly of Jesse Doyle, to
satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of R. Bray, for the
use of Allen P. Rice vs. said Bray, pro
perty pointed out by plaintiff.
, also,
One Negro fellow named An
drew, taken as the property of Anthony
Stribling, to satisfy sundry executions
from the Magistrate’s court Vs. said Slrib
ling and H. O. Walker, security on ap
peal in favor of Joseph .Slack, for the use
of Benjamin Slack and othors vs, said
Stribling and Walker.
Stephen Stovall, D. S. L. C.
Decern -er 31, 1822 51 3tw .
To Rent,
Min the vicinity of the FW-
Oflßce, a large and convenient
Dwelling-House, with 2 Stores
in front and a capacious Cellar under
Death. , Apply to
Mackenzie & Ponce.
October 31 25 tt
To JAire,
TWO Negro MEN, one a Brick Lay-,
er and the other a H. use Servant.
Benj. Sims.
September 21 9
Amorj Siblej,
Offers for Salt, (J'ist received and now
receiving,)
4 Pipes Holland Gin, superior quality
25 hhds. and one hundred bbls. Whiskey
25 hhds. St. Croix Sugar, real prime
20 bags prime green Coffee
50 bbls. northern Gin
10 casks Goshen Cheese
5 tons ax bar Iron
2 do. hoop Iron, assorted
2 do. share Moulds
I cask English waggon Boxes
30 pieces Cotton Bagging
10 ball bbls Fly market Beef
December 21 * 47 5t
COMMISSION
Ware-House.
THE Subscribers continue lo trausact ,
Commission business, under the
firm of John H. Kimbell, & Co. Their
Ware-House is remote from any other
Building, secure from any danger by fire
situated in the rear of the Planters’ Hotel
Samuel Hale,
John H. Kimbell.
September 7 3 ts
J. Woodrow, &Co.
Have received another assortment of
Sxtpwtla Flounc’d
Breasts, &c.
Which will be sold very low, at
store in Mr.Cnmming’s wooden building.
December 5 40 ts
For Sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
50 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted i
100 Barrels Flour
-Apply to
Wm. Sims fc Williams.
November 23 35 ts
AUCTION.
Br JOHN P. ANDRE IPS.
This day, at 10 o’clock,
WILL BE SOLO,
5000 Wt. American Castings
10000 wi. Northern Hams
28 Wrts. Oordlal, ■
100- boxes Raisins
50 barrels Northern Gin
20 do Sugar
80 pieces Porter Sheetings, (suita
ble for square bales)
10 trunks Boots and Shoes'
5 pipes Gin
10 hhds. Rum
2 pipes Cognac Brandy, (Seig
nett’s Brand)
20 barrels Herrings
ALSO,
A General Assortment of Domestic and
British
DRY GOODS.
Terms 60 and 90 days, for sums over
SIOO. r
December 31
AUCTION.
BY A. mThOBBY.
i
On the Ist day of January next,
YGLL BE SOLD,
At the Market House in the city of Au
gusta,
7 elegant Side Boards
2 setts do Dining Tables
2 Beaureaus do
4 pairs of elegant Looking Glasses
Sale to comn:enceat 10 o’clock.
Terms at sale.
December 28 50 2t
AUCTION.
BY A. mIiOBBY.
On the Ist day of January next,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Market House in the city of Au
gusta,
6 likelj joung*Negroes.
Sale to commence at half past 11
o’clock. ■ • :
Terms nine months credit for approved
paper,
December 28 50 2t
AUCTION.
BY A. M. HOBBY.
On Thursday, the 2d Jan. next,
WILL BE SOLD,
At his Auction Room,
10 Hhds. of Sugar, i
25 barrels do.
30 do. double refined Loaf do.
10 pipes Gin,
60 barrels prime o'd N. Rum,'
50 do. Malaga Wine,
100 boxes of Spanish Segars, very
superior,
25 do. Soap,
25 do. Tallow Candles,
10000 lbs. Bacon,
50 boxes China,
50 do. Muscatel Raisins,
50 barrels Flour.
ALSO,
Duflle and Point Blankets,
Blue and White Plains,
Course Cloths,
Domestic Plaids, *
Ginghams and Checks,
Sale to commence at'lo 1-2 o’clock,
A. M. Terms at sale.
December 28 ' 50 3t
•N’ew and F asVumable
GOODS.
James Killam,
Os the late Jirm of Killam Si Hills ,
Has received and is now opening, at their
old stand, a l«irgo assortment of
BROAD CLOTHS,
CASIMERES, and
VESTINGS,
Some of a very superior quality.
le has at work the first rate Journey
men Tailors, & Mr. J. E. Shepard, whose
cutting is done in the neatest and most
fashionable manner, will cut and super
intend customers work made to mea
sure. The orders of the former custom
ers to the house are solicited.
ALSO,
Received a large assortment of
Heads -Made
CLOTHING,
Os the following articles, which were
made in the best manner, expressly for
this market, and will be sold at very low
prices—viz:
DRESS COATS,
FROCK COATS,
PANTALOONS,
WAISTCOATS,
PLAID CLOAKS,
FINE LINEN SHIRTS, &c.
And some Ladies Cloaks—a very hand
some article. .
November 16 32 ts
The Subscribers
WILL make reasonable advances on
consignments of Cotton' td their
friends in Savannah.
Wm. Sims & Williams.
November 23 • 35 ts
AUCTION.
Evening Sales,
ON Saturdays—-for the sale of Books
Stationary,—Jewelry,—Watches,
&c.—Sale* to commence at 7 o’clock.
John P Andrews.
November 14 Auctioneer.
A. B. Me Leod t
Hm just opened and now offers for tale,
. by the piece or paekage a general as
sortment of
British , India Domestic
Dry Goods,
Consisting of
5 cases superfine London Broadcloths
2 “ “ “ “ Cassimeres
2 bales'commo&A-4 Cloths
5 11 3,3 1-2 and 4point Blankets
2 “ super London Dullil do.
2 “ Blue Plains
3 “ White do.
2 “ Green and red Booking Baize
3 “ Plain and figured Bombazettea
1 “ 6-4 Flushings
1 “ Red F.annels assorted
1 case Cassimere Shawls and Scarfs
primed borders
1 “ Bombazines assorted
2 “ Canton Crapes in half pieces assort
ed
2 “ 4-4 black twilled and fringed silk
Uhkfs.
. 1 “ striped and plaid Sarsnetta extra
widths
1 “ Kalian sewing Silk assorted
1 “ Men’s and women’s worsted flosi
I “ “ white and mixed lamb’s Wool
do. and half do.
1 “ 6-4 chock’d Ginghams
1 41 Mull and striped Jaconet Muslin
1 “ Flounce dresses and assorted trim
, nuQgi. nli ,. ~, , i
1 ‘t Cashmere and merino Scarfs and
1 Shawls
1 “ Balason neck Hdkfs.
2 “ Blup and Turkey red Bandannas
1 “ Men’s and women’s fine white cot
ton Hose
1 “ “ fine cotton half Hose
1 “ Valentia Vestings
1 “ Linen Cambric Hdkfs
which with a general assortment of Do
mestic Goods, he offers for sale at his
Store, two doors above the Augusta Book
Store.
ALSO,
20,000 Havana Segars
of the first quality of Ambus H'cnns/tuos
brufid, for sate as above.
Augusta, Dec. 2, 1822. ts 39
GROITmfES;
Cotton Bagging, &c. &c.
\ AA Pieces 42 inch Cotton Bagging,
Tt VT first quality
500 lbs. English Baling Twine
80 Coils do Rope
28 Hhds. Muscovado & Orleans Bugar
25 Bags Green Coffee
60 Hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey
30 Barrels do do dp
28 do N. E. Fum
35 do N. E. Gin
10 Qr. Casks Tcneriffe Wine
20 Tierces London Porter
15 Boxes Whittmore’s No. 10, Cotton
Cards
150 Bags Shot
5000 wt. Bar Lead
10 Tons Swedes Icon, assorted
100 Casks Patent Cuf Nailsand ilrads
3000 Bushels Liverpool Ground fcylt
Any part of which articles will be
sold unusually low for Cash or approved
paper.
An Mitchell & S. Clarke.
September 12. 6 ts
To Planters Others.
tffHE subscriber, having made an ar-
L rangement with the Patentee, of
JNew-York, lias on hand and will keep
constantly, a large supply ot,Freeh irn
Bate,it Bloughs, of all sizes ; which he
will be e'nablcd to furnish much loiter
than heretofore.—Ten pr. ct. discount
will be made from his present reduced
prices to those purchasing by the dozen.
AI-SO,
On hand and on the river,
35 TONS assorted Swedes Iron,
from 1 to 12 inches wide
A quantity ol Hoop Iron, of all siz*s, &
and Nail rods
130 Kegs patent cut nails and brads
1 1-2 Tons shot, of all sizes, & lend
A quantity of cast, German and blister
ed Steel
3 Tons fine English castings, consorting
of Pots and Ovens
30 Odd cover? for Dutch Ovens ,
120 Barrels & half barrels No. 1,2&
3 mackerel and shad
70 do prime St. Croix Sugar \
30 do & boxes loaf & lump d(j
20 do Prime Flour
27 Bags do Coffee
10 do Pepper and Spice
4 Barrels fresh cranberries
40 Boxes do Raisins
4 Frails fresh Almonds \
A few firkins Ist. quality Goshep Butter
35 Bbls & half barrels assorted cor
dials
22 Boxes prime sperm and tallow
candles, & winter pressed oil'
30 do Ist. quality Windsor shaving
soap
20 do No. 1, common do
75 Reams Writing Sc Wraping paper.
Together With a general assortment of
Groceries, Hardware, and Smiths’ Bel
lows, Anvils, Sledges, Vices, &c.
ALSO,
Setts of Saw and Grist-Mill Irons,
Sic.
All of which will be sold low lor caj?h,
or Town Ttfper,
John L. Anderson,
8 doors above the Globe Tavern,
P. S.—Blacksmith wort of all kinds,
done at my shop as usual.
J. L,A.
November 19 33 ts
"• - i ■ ' * >' i iii
Fashionable Hats.
AAA Gentlemen’s superfine black
Beaver Hats, of the late Oval
shape is just received by
Gilbert Cleland.
December 21 47 ts
Sturges ’ Map of Georgia.
THE Original Subscription JList, for
the above map has been placed tn
the hands of the subscriber for the pur
pose of making a final settlement of the
same. Subscribers, (or the legal repre
sentatives of subscribers,) who have not
yet received their maps, are now re
quired to do sp, and comply with fbe
terms of their subscriptions. >
li. Warn*.
December 10. 42 ts
Kew & Cheap Clothing.
j
The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and tVe public, that he is this
day opening, at his Store, two doors a
bove the Globe Tavern, a large and
|dectioa-of,
FaskwnahhClothing,
CONSISTING OF
Blue, black and mixed superfine Dress
V« Coas,
Do. do. do. Frock Cqats,
Dii, do. do. Cloth and Castfmere Pants*
‘ loons, ' *
f>». do. and Ruff Tests, " ■:
Black Silfc-ftiul elegant fancy pattern
, ,;.Veslsj ;y» assortment of low priced
Vests and Pantaloons, of eveiy des
cription.
' Uj ALGO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OH
Plaid Cloaks,
•
Assorted Patterns.
Lineh & Cotton Shirts, Flannel Shirts
adl Drawers, Girnsey Frocks, Sec. ttl\
‘ / NEGRO CLOTHING,
j Os evert/ description.
1 fPhe above articles are selected by:
W»self NuNew-Yerk, on the best terms,;
as h>w as they can be
! WLgla in the southern states.
1 Vfi n E- L. Whitlock.
Stoves, Stills, &c.
wV"» ‘ ' U 1V..,. .4. ...
vVDOKING Stoves of superior con
struction, ,
Franklin or open Stoves—some very
elegant,
Baking, box and sheet Iron do
Copper Stills of all sizes,
Steam Stills —Brass and Copper Ket
tles,
Brass Andirons and Shovels & Tongs,
Copper Tea-Kettles—Bar Lead,
Sheet Copper and Brass,
Sheet Iron, suitable for Gin Saws,
Domestic Cotton Goods.
, ALSO,
On Consignment,
1 Lett* r & Common Writiug Paper,
Webster’s Spelling Books by the quan
tity.
Shad Seines at reduced prices,
Spanish oegars, kc.
FOR SALE BY
John Beach & Co.
October 5. 14 oaw3m
LIME.
Tierces superior ThoTnastown
AM Vr VF mslackcd stone Lime, just re
ceived, will be sojd low for cash or ap
proved paper.
ALSO,
A few kegs prime Goslicn Bntter, put
up expressly for family use. Apply to
Christopher Low,
A few doors cast of J. St W. Harper’s,
Broad street.
December 14 44 wtf
JOHN S. HOLT,
Offers his services to his Friends and the
Public , a* a
{j ommimon Merchant
ARP
Ware-House Keeper ,
AUGUSTA, GEO.
lie continues to occupy the Ware-
House A’ Stores, where Mi Laws & Holl
lately transacted business, which are in
good order for the reception and safe,
keeping of Produce and Merchandize.—
AH orders to purchase and consignments
for sale of Cotton, Merchandize, or any
species of properly, will be thankfully
received; and he pledges himself, that
every exertion shall be used, to make sa
tisfactory returns of all business commit
ted to his care.
, ON CONSIGNMENT,
A FEW HARR ELS
. ¥r ea\\ ¥\od ri,
AND A FF.W CASKS
Unslacked Stone Lime.
September 6. 2 ts
-k. , i ...
Cotton Ware-House
Upper end, South side Broad si. Augusta.
William H. Egan,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends
and the public, that the above is in
complete order for the reception of pro
duce.
The security from fire, which its pecu
liar situation affords, and the convenience
afrisingfrOm its immediate neighborhood
tdehat part of the town where the prin
cipal portion of the CoHon is new sold,
render it a desirable place for the plan
ters to, deposit their produce. Liberal
advances made.
Sept; 14 6 ts
Notice.
THE subscriber offers Cor
JSjliyLßwrt; his Sand-Hill Residence
for 12 months from the first October next.
John Gindrat.
September 10. 4 ts
TO BAKERS,
Wfrnate Families*
A CONSTANT supply of New Flour
(HAJfALL brand) inferior to none
in the Union, will be kept <br sale at Mac
kenzie & Ponce’s Ware-House.
September 19 8 ts
U***. ;
Spectacles.
TIE subscriber informs bis friends and
customers, that be has just received
from New-York, a good assortment of
Silver and Steel Spectacles; also, extra
Glasses, of the best quality—which he
will fit either to old or new Spectacles,
on the shortest notice and to suit the
sight of persons of any age.
J. Gatlin.
l( P. S. Jewellry, Watches, Sic. he.
ALSO,
Watches repaired, as usual at the old
stand, north side Broad-street, between
M’latosh and
November 18 33 ts
Classical and English In
stitution.
BY a Rule in the Richmond Academy,
there is a vacation until the Ist. "of
January—after which the exercises will
be resumed. The subscriber receives
under his own immediate charge a limit
ce number of females—those who have
been with him heretofore are considered
ae already engaged for a part of the
next yearly | Those who pay eight dol
lars a quarter will have their children
taught by the subscriber without distinc
tion ; and those who prefer to pay six
dollars a quarter, will have their chil
dren well and faithfully taught by Mr.
'aylor. Very genteel boarding for girls
and boys may be had in the Academy,
under the immediate care of the Subscri
ber, at the rate of 46,dollars the quarter
for every thing.
W;T. Brantjy, Rector.
December 17
(CP We are authorized
to announce Mr. Michael F. Biwg
clair, as a Candidate for Receiver of
Tax Returns as this county at the" en
suing election.
{September 28 5 tdi . :
03° We are authorised
to State, that Richard Bush, Esq. is a
candidate for the office of Receiver of
Tax Returns for Richmond &>untr at the
ensuing election. J ‘
September it wire T
05’*’ We are authorized to an
nounce Anselm Hugo, a candidate for
the office of Recei .or of Tax Retnrns for
Richmond county at the ensuing election.
October 29 24 ts
03 3> We are requested
to state, that John Liverman, will be
a Candidate for the Office of Tax Col
lector, nt the ensuing election in Rich
mond County.
October 24 22 tile
(XT* We are authorized to an
nounce Holland M’Tyre, Esq. a can
didale for Tax Collector of Richmond
county at the ensuing Election.
October 24 22 3t
(Xp We are authorized to an
nounce John S. Coombs acandidate lor
Tax Collector of Richmond county, at
the ensuing election.
October 22 ' 21 tde
CP We are authorized to say
that Caps. Eds.und Buor. is a candidate
for Tax Collector of Richmond county,
at the ensuing election.
October 24 22 tde
3AMES YOWllil,
Attorney at Law,
HAS located hiajselfat Waynesboro’,
Burke county, and will with plea
sure transact any business in the profes
sion of Law which may be entrusted to
lis care. I
May 22 331 ff
To Kent,
MAnd possession given imme
diately, a comfortable Dwelling
House. Enquire at this office
or at the Augusta Bookstore.
November 14 31 ts
Found,
B*.‘ a negro, a small bag, containing
one or tiro articles of Men’s Clothes.
The owner can have it by paying for
this advertisement. Enquire at this of
fice.
December 26 49 3t
Notice.
LITHE copartnership of John Haylos k
A Co. was dissolved on the 3d day of
J une last, by the death of Mr. John Will
son.
All persons having demands against
said firm, are hereby requested to pre
sent them to the subscriber, and those in
debted, to make payment to the same
without delay.
John Hayles,
Surviving Partner of John Hailes Sc Co.
Augusta December 12 43 If
Sheriff’s Sale. -
ON the first Tuesday in January next,
will be sold at the court-house in
Jackaonborough, Scriven county, be
tween the usual sale hours,
One negro woman named An
arky, levied on as the property of Joseph
Glisson, to satisfy a fi fa, in favor of J. A.
'Pippins vs. Dennis Glisson and Joseph
Glisson.
James Bryan, s.s.c.
Dec. 10 42
Fiftj Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the subscriber, near
tVwey— 4iw« Owl vu Muildaj C*C“
ning the 23d inst. a light bay Horse,
about fifteen and a half hands high, seven
years old, handsomely nicked, rather
short tail, his sides shaved by working in
a gig, trots and paces well. The above
reward will be given for the apprehen
sion of the thief and the delivery of the
Horse, or twenty-five dollars for the
Horse alone, delivered to Mr. P, O. Pa
ris, in Warrenton, or myself living four
miles above said place.
Thomas Gibson.
December 26 49 2a2w
83“ A CARD. .CO
88. HOPKINS, informs {he com
• m unity, that after the first of Janu
ary next, the Terms of tußkm in his Se
lect Schoolfor Young.Ladies,'mill be from
12 to 20 dollars, according to the age and
. progress of the pupils. As the school is
uot full, several more pupils would be
received.
Dec. 14 44 w3t
Dr. M’FARLANE,
HAVING recovered from his severe
and tedious illness, has resumed
Practice. His office is situated on Broad
street, in the building recently occupied
by Mr. Hannon, as the Georgia Adver
tiser printing office. ;|lp ,
Novembe* 18 98 6tw
Dim Making.
MRS. HUTCHINSON,
Tivo imri above Dr. Turpin'i,
GRATEFUL for the patronage at*
rejUly met with in the above line,
inform* the lathee sno hua just receiv
ed the newest Fashions*
December 21 y 4J «ts
*
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’®
FASHIONABLE
Boots and Shoes.
Wm. HuicMnsoua
Two Doors nO»ce Dr. Turpin,
MOST respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he ha* just re
ceived a large assortment of tashionabl#
Boots and Shoes,
of a superior quality.
ALSO,
A large assortment of Over and Nerve
Shoe*. °
December 21 47 W {f
«— 2
Leghorn" Gypsies.
2CAbES Ladies* Leghorn Gypsies,
from No. 30 to 60, a part of which
are very fine ami .„r. f .<or to any
ever offered for tale in this market before
LIXXWISE,
A general assortment of fa^nsbi
atra w BonnetV
together with an extensive assortment a*
usual, of British, French, India aHl\
American staple and fancy
Dry Goods, .
for sale at wholesale and retail, on the
most reasonable terms, by
Jewett, Abell k Co.
Upper wing City Hotel.
December-17 45 2awtf
For Sale,
OH CONSIGNMENT,
200 BOXES HERRINGS.
| Apply to
Evans k Raynef.
December Vi u 3 ts
SEED RYE: ‘
A small quantity, of superior quality,
>OR BAI.K BY
Summers & Perry.
JAMES M. GI.\.V.V,
Attorney at Law , ,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his servi
ces to his friends and the public in
general. His Office is at Mr. Samuel
8. Sturges’i Book Store, a few doors be
low the Ban a, where be may at nil tintos
be found, unless wheu engaged ou pro
fessional business,
December 10. I av tf42
JAMES BALL,
Respectfully informs hu friends
and acquaintances, that not being
able to obtain his former stand, bark 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
his 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 18
New Oyster House Es
tablished
AT the corner of Washington and El
lis street*, where will be constantly
kept Oysters in the shell and pickled.—
Also, all kinds of Relishes, &c. which will
be served up at the shortest notice at any
hour, by active and attentive servants,
and every attention paid to gentlemen
who may be pleased to patronize the es
tablishment.
A. J. Dill.
December 7 tf4l
EABLE TAYEUJs*.
fIIHE above establishment being too
J. much out of repair for the re-'T*
tion of transient persons, it mcreforc
will be kept this for regular
Boarders, and those who may think pro
per to call, at any hour, to refresh 1 hem
selves with any thing to eat and drink, of
the best that the market* of Charleston,
Savannah and Augusta can.afford. .
There are a good many private Rooms,
with or without fir* places. The BAR
will be supplied with all kinds ol the
first quality LiatrOßS, and those who
may think proper to call, may rest assur
ed that every exertion will be made 1 6
mnlfA ov»p}f tKl«§ and agree*
able.
Fields Kennedy*
October 15 18
EAGLE TAVERtf,
WARRENTON, GEORGIA.
£T|)HE subscriber informs the Public,
vi that bit bouse is still kept opeu for
the 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 aH who may honor him
with their calls. Intending to keep hi*
Bar constantly supplied with the *
liquors, and being anxious ami
ed to furnish gentlemen Vlh all other
, convenience* with the T , rn „. l .
. [A ‘ h Vi C b ib>uin< & c “ fid Sr
1 mJSCtSJ U ‘*f l “courage-
I mentwlv J, fte hal heretofore received,
I He may neaceforth long continue to de
servjs.
P. O. Paris.
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