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Notice.
WLLbehiredat the Martel House,
in the city of Augusta, on the Ist
flay of January next, the Plantation and
Negroes belonging the children of Samuel
Bugs, deceased. Persons who havq ln
red.the Negroes for the present year, are
requested to have them then elothed
agreeable to Ihetcrms of hiring. <
A. Bugg, Guardian .
December 19 46 td
WHUam Lunday and wife 1 In Equity
and Paul R. Seviß f In Striven
vs. C Superioior
Paul Bevill. J Court.
WILL be sold, on the first day of Ja
nuary neat, at the Court-House,
Jacksonboro’, Scrinen county, agreeable
to a decree of llic Honorable the Supe
rior Court of Scriven county, between
the usual sale hours, one Negro Mao,
named Valentine.
James Bryaif, S. S. C.
December 7 41 tds
For Sale,
£\ STOUT Negro Fellow, SI years of
age, he has been in the habit ot
■ rorbing a Store; he is honest
: nd sober fellow ; any person wishing to
urchase will.—apply to
George Hill.
October t I
be hired,
o» e c of the administrator. at,ll;e
Its, vyiket House on the Ist of Jatma
neft, for the year, the Negroes be
. aqging to the estate of J. B. Oliver.
December 24 , 48 td
Will be Sold,
TO THE HIGHE if BIDDER,
AT Columbia Court-House oil the
first Tuesday in March next, bj> or
der of the Court of Ordinary of Colum
bia County, a tract of land belonging to
the estate of Isham Baylias, deceased,
containing four hundred and fifty acres,
lying and being in the County aforsaid,
on the waters of Green Brier Creek, ad
joining lands of Pollard, Pullen, and
others. Sold lor the benefit of. the heirs
and creditors of said deceased.
Elizabetji Bayliss, Ex'rx.
December 24 48 tds
Executor VS ale.
WILL BE SOLD,
ON Monday the 27th of January next,
at the residence of James Luke,
Esq. all the Negroes belonging to the es
tate of Ureadzil Pace, deceasda, sold in
pursuance of dn order obtained from the.
IJohourable the Court of Ordinary of
Columbia County. Terms at sale.
Thomas Pace,
Dreadzil Pace,
Exerts.
December 14. 44 td
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against
the estate of John Willson, late of
the city of Augusta, deceased, are re
quested to {resent the same,' and those
indebted to said estate will make pay
ment to
John Campbell,
John Moore,
Executors Estate of John Willson.
November 19 33 t(j
Notice.
WILL be. rented, on the seoond Sa
turday in January next, at the
ate residence of Mrs. Mary M’Gee, on
Big Spirit creek, the Saw Mills and Plan
tation, until the" -st of Jmuary, 1820,
and all the Negroes belonging to William
M’Gee, a minor, will be hired for one
year. On the same day, wiil be sold all
the Stock, Household and kitchen Furni
ture belonging to said minor.
H. M’Tyre, Gurdian.
also ,
WILL be hired, lor one year, a negro
man, and will be sold one Mule,
with sundry articles, belonging to the c -
tatcof-Mrs. Mary M’Gee.
Conditions of renting, sidling and hi
ring, will be made known on the day. 1
H. M‘Tyre, Admr.
December?. 41
Notice.
■'■A4HE City Council will on the first
■'My rday of January next, appoint
a S4periut»*vjjyit of the Hospital, with a
Salary of seven Wudjvd 'dollars, and a
Jailor, with a salary of five hundred dol
lars per annum. Applications, coutain
ing the names of security, may bo hand
ed to the Clerk until that day.
1). i larkc, c. c.
December 12. 43 td'
Executor’s Sale.
TF®iLL be sold, pursuent to an order
ww ot Court of Ordinary of Columbia
COyiitV, fit tti6 Courtflnuje nf sail I cruiaty
on the-first Tuesday in February next,
one hundred, at res of land, in said
county, belonging to the estate of Wil
liam P. Beall, deceased, on Keg creek,
adjoining Eubank and Hogan sold lor
the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol
said deceased.
Win. Jones, Ex'er.
J. Alexander,
Executor in right of his wife.
November 19 33
To Hire,
For the ensuing year ,
1 T >HE negroes belonging to the estate
ot John Cashin, deceased, consist
ing of House Servants, Carpenters, Field
and Boat Hands. Also to Rent, a house
ud lot en the Sand-Hills.—For terms,
ppiyt
C. M. CasJun, Ex’rx.
Dec. 21 47 ts
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Fjve Dollars Reward
WILL be' paid to any person that
will deliver to Mr. Shannon at
tlic Globe Tavern, a Brovyn,Horae Mule,,
aim'll three with a boh tail,
which strayed frtflfi my wsgxm inA'vus
ta, on the 20th Dec. 1822.
Peter Lamar.
, Pec. 24 48 ts
«
The subscriber informa
the community that he will open an even
ing school on Monday the 14th last, at his
school room, on Green street, opposite
the Civy-Hall, where will be taughL
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, Mensuration
o/ Superjiees and Solids, Surveying, &e.
For further information, application may
be made to
Charles Grenville.
October t 15 ts
Notice.
Application win be made to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary
of Columbia county, on the first Mon
day in January next, for leave to sell
three Negroes, to wit: George, Jim &
Patsey, belonging to tho.estale of James
C. Walker, dec. of seid county, to be
sold for the benefit of the heirs and cre
ditors of ssiid deceased.
Thomas Colvard, ad’mr.
Dec. 7 41
Ten Dollars Reward.
R ANA WAX from the subscriber in
April last, a hired Negro woman
named Julia Ann, about 22 years of age,
very black, and not more -than 5 feet in
height. She is owned by Miss Eliza
Ingram,—is'well known ill and about Au
gusta, and is believed to bo now lurking
about in the neighbourhood. The above
reward will be paid lb any person who
will ItJ.. tl>- is Uie
jail of this' city, and give information
thereof tb
A. Camfield.
December 24 48 4t
Notice.
WILL be hired, at the Market
House, on the Ist day of January
next, for the term of one year, 18or20
Negroes, bclonginglo the estate of John
Furey, deceased, among which are a first
rate shoo maker, tanner and Currie^. —
Also, some good house servants and boat
hands—At the same time the plantation
on the Savannah roau, adjoining Verde
ry’s, with two Houses, near Maj. D’An
tignac, at present occupied by Barnet &
Barton. Terms, notes with approved
securities, will be required.
Martha Furey, Adm'x.
W. P. Dearmpud, Admr,
December 12. 43 td
Administrator’s Sale.
ON the first Tuesday in January next,
at Colutnba court-house, will be
sold, a
Valuable Plantation
in Columbia County on the Uche Creek,
adjoining Byrd B. Tindiil, Magruder k
otherss containing 240 acres, being the
• real estate of Jonathan Tindiil, deceas
ed ; and fold by an order of Court, for
tlie benefit of the-heirs and c reditors of
said estate. Terms of sale will be made
known on the day.
Elizabeth Tindiil, Admr'x.
Sol. Hoge, Adm'r.
October 15 18 tds
Executor’s Sale.
\W*I'L **• -old, at the Market-House,
i## in the city of Augusta, on the first
day of January next, two hundred shares
of Stock 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 oj John Willson.
November 19 33 tds
A FEW Gentlemen can be accommo
lated with hoard(and lodging if re
quired)in the large brick Building, next
above the Post-omce.
. September 24 10 ts
Notice.
SEALED proposals will be received
by the Clerk of Council, until the
first Saturday in January next, for fur
nishing the Jail of Richmond County
with meal, for one year from that day.—
Said meal to be of the best quality, and
to be delivered at the Jnil in such quan
tity as may be require l weekly.
I>. Clarke, c. c.
December 12. 43 td
Notice.
SEALED proposals will be received
at the Office the Cleric of Council,
until the first Saturday in January next,
for furnishing the Patients of the City
Hospital, in conformity to the one hun
dred and twenty-first section of the Gen
eral Ordinance, for the regulation of the
City Hospital. The duties are pointed
out by the ordinance Bond, and security
will be required in the sum of two thou
sand dollars. Applicants will name
their securities. The Clerk of Council
will furnish the average number of I’a
iw St- tl-»|--*.l fc* iitfhp Ittil J —rrr ,
the offers will state tlie price for each
patient daily for food and nursing only,
D. Clarke, c. c.
December 12* 43 td
Notice.
ALL persons who have neglected set
tling their accounts with the sub
scriber, (relative to the estate of E.
Hawes,) are requested to pall on Mr. E.
Manton, who is authorized to settle the
same, with all other business interesting
myself.
, Joseph Hawes.
July 10 34.5 ts
Executor’s Sale.
XTE/dLL be sold, on Monday 6th day of
IF January, 1823, ::L the late resi
dence of John Rich, deceased, iu the
county of Elbert and Stale of Georgia,
Eleven Negroes,
among which are a prime blacksmith,
field hands, women and children, also,
corn, cotton, fodder, horses, cattle, sheep,
hog*, 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 / ■ tds
Executor’s Sale.
WltiLtoe sold on the 15th of Janua
ry next, at the house ofHarmoog
Lamar, all the personal property of Lu
cy Lamar, late of Columbia county, de
ceased, consisting of negroes, corn, fod
der, cotton, one hor=>e and gig, cotton
gin, cattle, hogs, house hold and kitchen
furniture, &c. A credit until the 35th
December 1823, will be given by the
purchasers giving small notes with ap
proved security.
John Lamar, Ex l r.~
December 5 40 til
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A otice.
BY order of the Boanl of Trustees of
the Richmond Academy,'’twill be
rented, at the market-house, in this city,
on the 4th day of January next,for liv s
years, all that part of Lot No, 5, whic i
lies south of the Beaver Dam, conlainin ;
about ten acres; also, a lot contninin
about five •acres, lying between Tellai
and Watkins streets, and east of th
square at present occupied by Mr. Can
telou, as a vegetable garden. At 111
same time and place, will be rented, oi
building lease, about ten other Lots p
various sizes, from a half to one'aniJP
half acres each,all eligibly
on accommodating terms. A pfaVi’of’lh
Lota will be exhibited to applicants prio
to the time of leasing, if peqdtj'kl."
Anderson Watlqng,
L. C. Canteloujc
Committee,.
November 30 38 ts
Notice. .
i LI persons having demands ‘against
the Estate of Thomas A. Bones,,
deceased late.of ".ichmnnd county, art’
requested to present them for seftlfeinenf
within the time prescribed by law ; and
! those indebted tn>make payment to
John Phinizy, Adm'r.
Augusta, November 14 31 ts
Final Notice.
ALL persons indebted to tile office of
the Augusta Chronicle & Georgia
Gazette, during the proprietorship of Jo-
SSPh V. Bkvan, are hereby notified,
that a’l unsettled accounts will after the
firstol January next, be placed in the
hands of an olficer for collection. Those
, who may be dispose'' 'o a,vail themselves;
of this notice, are informed that the
Books and accounts’ are left with Mr.
Wm. Shannon, at the Globe Tavern,
who will attend to any settlement which
may be tendered during the absence of
the subscriber. ' , ‘ ~ ■ji
H. Hnnuahnn,
•Agent for Hit Proprietor, "f \
November 19 33 If
James M. Thompson,
HAVING removed -his Otfice to a
room in the upper p'Tt of Mr. Ja
cob Danforth’s brick building, on Broad
near Washington street, (where he may
at all times b* found except n hen pro
fessionally engaged,) respectfully ten
ders his services to his friends and the
public in the practice of LAW, to trans
act any business reposed to his charge, in
the several courts of the middle circuit.
Novcmber.3 27 If
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Administrator’s Sale.,
OnUL he soM, in Dnrke County, on the 9lh
f'r clay of January next, at the late residence
of Klisha Anderson, sen. deceased, part of the per
sonal properly of >uid deceased, consisting of ten
bead of Horses, one forty-five saw Gin, one sulkey
and harness, and a number of oilier articles, too
tedious to mention. Sale to continue from day to
dny until the whole is sold. Terms jundc known
tn the day of sabs
Ann Anderson, Admrx.
Augustus 11. Anderson, Admr.
November 30,1322. 38
Ten Dollars Reward.
STRAYED from the stable of the sub
scriber on Friday the 22d inst. a
large white docked tail liOKSK, seva*
years old.— Whoever will return him to
me, or give information where he can
b 2 found,, shall receive the above re
ward.
John W. Read.
November 28 37
Insurance against Fire.
Charleston Fire and Marine In
surance Company Agency,
Office under the Globe Tavern.
U pIIF. subscriber offers to take risks a
gainst fire on houses, out buildings,
goods, wares, and merchandise, in Au
gusta and its vicinity.
Timothy Edwards,
•Agent, Augusta, Geo.
Oct. 12 17 ts
oLvVSa TAVkVUS*.
It HE Subscriber informs his friends
and the public, that his
HEADING ROOM ,
is just arranged, and that his Bar is
much moVe conven'unt. And on ,ac
iho „,tnuti (J Ti of the
latter, he is better able to provide for
the accommodation of bis customers;
and can safe ly promise there, that as
fai as his means and ability 'to comply
with his wishes can go, he will attend
to the comfort and convenience ofy've
ry guest who may honor him with a cWL
(O* T* lo Savannah and Washington
Stages put Up at the Globe.
WM. SHANNON.
December 20
To be Hired, •
rilljE Negroes belonging to tße estate
X of John Bacon, deceased, for the
ensuing year. Also, to rent or sell, 176
acres of Land, situate two miles below
Aqgusta, adjoining the lands of Hamp
ton, White and others. For terms en
quire at Dr. Cunningham's.
Eliia R. Bacon, adm’r.
December I 4a ts
Notice.
VX7ILL be sold, on the 24th day of
j ▼ January next, at the market
house, in the city of Augusta, one four,
wheel carriage arid harness, and some
household furniture, belonging to the
estate of Thomas A. Bones, deceased.—
Terms made known on the day of sale.
John Phinizy, adm’r,
December 12 43 wtd
✓
Sheriffs Sale.
the first Tuesday in January next,
l&r will be sold, at the Court-house, in
CbUritbia county, the following proper
ty, vii: ■
114 acres of Land, c« the wa
ters oIT Sullivan's creek, adjpining Wil
-1 lingham and Davie, to satisfy an execu
-1 tion, Ji>bu Pittman vs. John C. Willing
-1 ham.
ALSO,
One black Mare, to satisfy an
execution, Marshall Pittman vs. William
Salterwhile.
ALSO,
Four Negroes, Midway, Peg
-1 gy, Army and March, and 201) acres of
1 Land., adjoining’Wellborn, Wood and
' others, to satisfy an execution, Hiram
'■ I’ittmun vs. John Sandifortl.
1 • AlSo,
Five Negroes, Becky and her
: four children,’Jacob, Hannah, Eliza ajul
Diannai, to satisfy an execuliou, William
Jones vs. William Thomson and John
Lamklm.
ALSO,
■ One yoke of oxen, one cart,
three co>ws and two calves, one- black
J marc ami one shot gun, to satisfy sundry
executions, S. Greenlee and others vs.
Adm’x of R. Shackelford.
ALSO,
One negro boy, by the name
of Kin, tOj satisfy sundry executions, Wil
• gam Scetiy and others vs Nath’l Griffin.
ALSO,
I 100 acres of Land, on (he wa
ters ot Upton's creek, adjoining Winfrey
I anti Murray, to satisfy an execution,
£ane vs. Ex’rs of William Hixon,
s, deccafitd.
I ' ALSO,
1 # 131 acres of Land, on the wa
ters of t |ie Uche creek, adjoining Tindill
and Da sis, to satisfy sundry executions,
Solomo i Hogc vs. Nimrod Jones.
ALSO,
A parcel of Corn, which will
f be sold and measured out to the purcha
-1 ser at t he residence of Wiliam Perry, to
' satisfy »n execution, ,Mesha< k Roberson
' vs. Wi (liam Perry.
Wm. F.. Wilkins,
; D. Sh’ff' c. c.
Def*mbcr 7 . 41 tds
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday
in January next, at the Court
i house, Jacksonboro’,. Striven county,
betwee m the hours often and four o’clock,
Ou c negro man, named Samp
son, leVried on as the property, ol Daniel
Daly, 1 « satisfy an execution in favor ol
Moses 1 vs. Daniel Daly and Ro
bert D. M’Kinney. Levied and return
ed to m ,c by a constable,
1 i
ALSO,
Tli ree hundred acres of Land,
more o r less, adjoining, belonging to the
ii< irs o; ’ Bevill, in said county, levied on
ns the property of [’tod Bevill, to satisfy
i a fi. fa , in favor of William Lundy and
- wife, a ad Paul R. Bevill, >s. Paul Bevill.
i Also, I bree hundred acres of Land, more
or less., adjoining lands of Gross Scrngs,
levied ou as the property of (he albresakl
Paui c levill, to Satisfy a fi. fa, ih favor of
Willie pi Lundny and wife, and Paul R.
i, Bevill , vs. Paul Bevill. Properly point
t ed ou t i»y William Lundaj.
; also,
* Ome sorrel Mare, levied on as
\ the i iroperly oi James Caswell, to satisfy
i a fi. f .i. in savor of Benjamin S. Laier.
ALSO,
C )ue hundred and fifty acres of
Lan 1, adjoinining lands of John H. Ro
berts',, lying in said county, levied on as
the property of William T. Barnes, (o
satisfy' sundry executions iu favor of
Zach; ms Long vs. said Barnes. Levied
1 and r» (turned by a conslable.
James Bryan, S. S. C.
, Dct ember 7* 41 tds
Notice.
ON the first day of January next, at
t he Market House, in the city of
Augu. tta, will be rented for one year, the
plantiuVm above Augusta adjoining the
United titalqs’ arsenal, and a lot of land
and th' i improvements thereon on the
• north sit le of Broad Street in the village
i of Bprin: flield, belonging to the estate of
George i Varsnn, deceased.
John H. Mann, acting Admr.
, Decern ber 10. tIJ 42
Notice.
©N the first day of January next, at
the -Vi arket House, in the city of
Augusta, t sill be hired for one year, all
the Negrotif belonging to Arabella L.
a minor. Terms madtf known
i dt the time c f hiring.
John 11. Mann, Gvardiun
December 10. t I J4l
i t : ——
* Notice.
■ fl je flrst ‘lay of January nest, at
the Mark et pjouse, ip the city of
| Augusta, will bo hired for one year, all
, the Negroes be longing to the estate of
I Chauncey Jon es, deceased. Terms
made known at the time of hiring.
jv,' Mary H. Jones, Admr.
. December It 1. t 1 J 42
Hotice.
WILL be sol'd, by the Sheriff-of Ab
beville I fistrict, at the court
house, within the legal hours, on the first
Monday in J.atyia ry pest, a tractof land
of 27 acre}, about 12m live from the court
house, known by the name of the Dead
all, which has be tn considered an excel
lent stand fora sh tre aud tavern.
Dec. 10 42 tds
Execul tor’s Sale.
ON the first day'of January next, will
be sold, at tb e Market-house, in the
city of Augusta, twenty-five Negroes,
p belonging to (be estate of John Willson,
deceased, —among them are several va
. Liable hpuse servants, (mro and fe
, male,) carpenters, I mat hands, Sic.
, Terms—Notes, w.ith approved endor
ers, at ninety days.
Join Campbell,) » ,
( Jofcj Moore \ Exrs -
Cdr.hfa 31 25 tds
Taxes for 1833.
THEOffice of Clerk of Council will
be opened from two to five o’clock,
P. M. on every day, except
during the month of January ensuing, at
the City Hall, at which lime and place
will be received the returns of propterty,
within the limits of the City ol Augusta,
liable to Road and Well Tax for the
year 1823.
D. Clarke, c. c.
December 12. 43 td
Administrator’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on the first Monday
in January next, a tract of Land
In Lincoln epunty, adjoining Samuel and
others, and alt the Negroes belonging to
the estate of Hez. Spiers, dec.—sold for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of
said es'ste.
Wm. Wellinghan., > WmVs
Zachanah Spiers, )
October 22 21 wlf
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Notice.
WILL fie sold at the market-house,
ip the city of Augusta, on the
first day of January next, twenty shares
Steam-Boat Stock, belonging to the es
tate of D. M'Kiuney, deceased, and
sold by an order of Court, for the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors of said es
tate. Te-tns made known at sale.
C. S. M‘Kinuey, Adm'x.
tix,
A. Tardy, junr. Jigtnt.
Nov. 28 lawtds
Adjninistrator’s Sales.
AGREEABLY to an order of the
Court of Ordinary of Richmond
county, will be sold, at the market house
in the city of Augusta, on the first Tues
day in January next, all the undivided
real estate of Ferdinand Phinizy, late of
said county, deceased—to wit:
1 tract Laud,’Wayne C'ty,49o acres, No. 387,15 t Uis
1 do do do 490 „ »H7 2 „
1 do do do 490 „ „ 34 2 „
1 do do Wilkinson C. 2021-2 „ 144 19 „
1 do do do 2021-2 „ 109 13 „
I do do do 2021-2 122 14 „
ALSO,/-
Agreeably to said order, will he sold,
on the same day, four I'ews, in Christ
Church', Nos. 9, 98, 101 and 110, and
two Pews in St. Paul’s Church, Nos. 15
and 54. All of the above'property-sold
for the benefit of the heirs of said estate.
Terms made known on the day of sale,
* John Phinizy,
Acting: A(Wr of the Estate of F, I‘hinizy.
October 26 23 wtds
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j Jministrators Sale.
VS/ILL he sold, at Columbia court
V » house, on the Ul Tuesday in Ja
nuary next, a negro man named Lewis,
about, thirty years of age, belonging to
ihe estate of John Durden, deceased, —
sold for the benefit of the heirs and cre
ditors-of said deceased, by order of the
i Honorable the Inferior Court of said
\ county.
Jesse Durden, achn'r.
Ann Durden, adm’x
November 12 30 wid
Administrator’s Sale.
ON Wednesday, the 15th day of Jan
uary next, at Ibe late residence of
' Samuel Orabb, deceased, in Columbia
county, between the usual hours, will
be sold; the whole of the personal pro
perty belonging to the estate of said de-
I ceased, consisting of two waggons, one
> gig, several head of horses, and .tot kof
divers kinds, plantation utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture, corn, fodder
p and sundry other articles 100 tedious to
mention. Sale to continue from day to
’ day until completed. Terms made known
’ on the day of sac,
’ All persons indebted to the said state
are requested to come and
make immediate payment, and those to
whom said estate is indebted are request
ed to render in their accounts, properly
attested, as required by law.
Jane Crabb, adndx.
James Lovelace, adtn'r.
t Nouember 30 38 wlds
f :
; Negroes for Sale.
I aTAWO very valuable men, one twenty-seven the
4S. other twenty-five years old. They are family
' negroes, not hougnt to sell on speculation, but sold
> with much reluctance by the owner to raise money,
e and art of unexceptionable characters; they arc
1 bbth very active capable, bumble fellows,; excel
lent carriage d vers, and in fact fan turn their
hands to almost any business. One of them is a
pretty good rough carpenter. They are both at
work now, and have been for some tiuie in Ham
burg with Mr. Henry Spiers,who can tell in part
wb»t they can do. Enquire at Ibis Office.
November 30,1822. 38 wtf
[. Sale, Rent and Hiring.
I XX 7ILL be 501d,4(1 the late residence
Vs of Joshua Grinage,’ deceased, in
, Lincoln County, on (he 23d of January
next, a part of the personal properly be
longing to the estate of said deceased,
consisting of horses, bogs, cows, sheep,
four yoke of oxen, two ox carls, one road
waggon, one set of blacksmith’s tools,
two cotton gins, plantation tools, house
hold and Kitchen furniture. Also, bc-
P tween three and four hundred barrels of
corn, and several thousand pounds of well
' cured fodder, and about fifty bushels of
excellent seed oats, and various other ar
' tides too tedious to mention. Sale to
continue from day to day. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
ALSO,
Will be rented, on the 25th of Janua
ry, at the same place, until the Ist day
. of January thereafter, the Plantation on
. which the deceased resided, lying on Lit
t tie River, (upon which there is a com
-1 iortable two story dwelling house, with
, every necessary out building,) together
. with the saw and grist mills, all of which
. is in good order, and the ferry across Lit
tle River, at which there is aii excellent
new flat. Also, the plantation at present
. in the occupancy of Jordan Leveritt, ,ly
ing afear the Savannah river.
ALSO,
I At the same time and place, will bo hi
t red until the 251 h of December thereaf
, ter, all the Negroes belonging to Ihd ea
i tate of said deceased, consisting mostly of
• men and boys, among whom there arc
• three blacksmiths and an excellent cook.
Wm. H. Harper, acting Exr.
December 19 46 lawld
THE GAMUT,
For Sale at tfie Auguste Bookstore.
WARRfiNTO]\
} Female Academy.
RKMOVAX. *
JOSEFH Andrews & Thomas P. j onts
PnocipaJi' sis the' above AcadSJf*
having disposed 8f their interit fnThe \
removed to the healthy and pl eua ’. “ , >
lage of WHUiamsboro’ in GranvUh
ty North-Carolina, 18 miles we«t from
Warrenton ; where their School wiU
o { mn on the 2nd Monday in Jam..,-
1823. The same course of study h OTe .
toibre pursued, will be continued under
all the same teachers, they being mem
ber* of tbofapiilj, The Pupilage ih.
structed not only in the rudiments of
knowledge, but also, in the highest
branches of science, ever tau»ht in Fe
male Seminaries; including Grammar
and Parsing, Belles Lettres, Geography
Chymestry, Natural Philosophy, Botany'
Astronomy, *c. The principals posses!
a better Philosophical Apparatus tbacs.
most of our Colleges; and lectures are
delivered on the different subjects, ac- ,
companied with experiments.
Board, with tuition in ail the above
branches, 60 dollar* per session. Music
Drawing and Painting and the Latin and
Greek languages are also taught; and
chargdd as follows; Music 3D dollar*
Drawing and Painting 20 dollars, and
the languages 10 dollars per session, th«
amount for board and tuition is payable
in advance, and each lady is to furnish,
horsed with a coverlid, a pair of »hept»i
blankets and towel*. A'»w Pupils pay)
only from tho part of the session in which
they are admitted. There .at« »jght
competent teachers, whose tira I*.
voted to tbe business of this inati %
Williamsbort', JV. C. JVor. 30 , wßt
Dissolution.
fTTHE firm of Kean and Chariton, is-
A ibis day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The Books of the above concern,
and also of the concern cf Kean, Duyck
inck and Charlton, are pitted in the
IfauJfcbf John K. Charlton, who is du
ly authorized to Cftlle and adjust the af
fairs of said concerns
John E. Kean.
John K. M. Charlton.
Benj. T. Duyckinck.
December 18, 1822. 43 3tw
Notice.
A LL those who havo demands against
the estafe of James Stapler, late cf
Columbia county, deceased, are request
ed to present them legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to the_ estate to make im
mediate payment. r
Elizabeth Stapler, Ex'trx.
N. F. Collins, Ex'r.
John Barnes, Ex'r.
Decemiier 5 40 1 aw6w
Literature.
A GENTLEMAN, who received his*
xTL education in the University of Glas
gow, and has devoted fifteen years to the
instruction ofyouth in classical and scicn
-1 ific knowledge, wishes to obtain a situa
tion as Principal of an Academy in Geor
gia. Mis Lady has conducted a Female
Seminary for mne years, and is well qual
ified to instruct young Lndjcs in the vari
ous branches of polite and useful litera
ture. The most satisfactory References
can be given. A* permanent location is
the interdon, health will be consulted.
Letters, addressed, to J. F. E. Beattie’s-
Ford N. C will meet with immediate
attention.
December 12. 43 lOtw
Sheriff’s Sa\e.
WILL he sojd, on Hie first Tuesday
in February next, at the market
house, in the city of Angustu, between
the usual hours of sale,
Four Negroes, (to wit,) Arch,
Jesse, Patram and Dave, levied on as
the property of Thomas Few, to satisfy
Bn execution issued from the Superior
Court of Richmond county, on the fore
closure of a mortgage, John Howard vs.
“Thomas Few. Conlitions, cash—pur
chasers to pay for titles.
Peter F. Boisclair,
Dpp. Sh'ffß. C.
' November 30 38 wt.ls
Western Hotel.
era ME subscriber still ra»
jJL mains atCapt. B. Mini**
S j|B well known stand, where
Greene and Centre stretse
intersect eas h other, and directly oppo
site the Market from the Augusta Bridge;
ami when taking into consideration tbe
pleasantness of tbe situation, good water,
low prices', and bis attention to make
those comlbrtable who h* hopes to
obtain a reasonable share of public pa
tronage.
- An excellent Wagon Yard is also kept
by the subscribcr.
RATES.
Man per day, . - . fl 25
Man and Horse per day, SOB
Horse per day, .... 75
ire. &c. Sic.
Woodson Ligon.
dvgutta, Aug. 21 357 wtlJ
20 Dollars Reward,
riMILL be given to any person who
'JJf will secure and deliver to me, or
inform where be is a negro fel
low of mine named Dick, a stout built
negro of yellowish complexion, about 5 .
feet nine or ten indies h gh—had on a
short blue coat and light pantaloons—
about twenty eix yean of age', had green,
stone ear-bobs in his oars.
R. BuHard.
Camden, §. 0. Dec. 86 48 1m
- ‘ ‘
Notice.
A YOUNG MAN, of respectability -
would like to get asituation in Ham
*j burg or Good, recommend? -
I tions can be given.
December 17 45 If
For Sale,
A LIKELY House Weodh, af«l 33
years, and her femal* chiw» aged
| seven years. Enquire at this office.
December 12 ■ 43 If