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Mjugvstj chronicle. FREEDOM of the PRESS anb TR I A I< bt JURY shall remain ikviblate. [Nb. 1953 ■|HP —_— i ■ UG US YA: (Georgia) Printed bt D. DRISCOL, near the market.' SATURDAY, July 19, ISO 6. [3 per Aw.] "I To the Honorable Supe- Ine'county, J lior Conit, PON the petition of William Melton, fisting, that he hjid in his possession, ;d of conveyance to a trafl of land, ly n the county and date aforefaid, in the of the Oconee and Aaplatchee rivers, lining tw« hundred and thirty acre* »{ l which find deed of Convey ance assign / Sam’l Flenikin to David Flenikin... >y of which said deed of conveyance, at the original a* yohr petitioner can iecl, i* lodged in the desk's •ffice, her with an cffi-Savit, fiating, that the wiginal deed «i <?enveyancc id loft* so ■«e cannot omar at the fame. ’lereos, it if ordered, That the find cp. cftabliihed in lieu of the original, un ooJ cause can be (hewn to the centra* nd that the said rule be pnblilhed in f the Gazettes of the state, fir month*. ii c'fy taken from the Minutes, this lid March iSe6. HENRY CARLETON jnn’r* for THOMAS CARLETON, Clk, iIS Icde»‘*ire made, this zSth day of ffibcr 1707, cn or fccfoie, between el Flenikin of the date of Georgia eunty of Greene, of tht one part, and ] Flcr.iktn of the state and county aid, of the other part, Witmffeth, he said Samuel Flenikin, for, and in lersticn of the fan* of two hundred », the receipts whereof arc hereby ac iedged, hith given, granted, bargain* i fold, and by these prefentsdo give, , bargain, fell and convey, all that jr parcel of land, situated, lying and in the. county and ftatc aforafeid, in rk cf ths Oconee and Apalatchce , containing two hundred and thirty more or let's, having such marks ard as appear by the plat of the fame, ;d to a grant bearing date December 1767, to James Flenikin, together ail and lingular the rights, members and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in “any wife appertaining—and I, thcalote “hid Samuel Flenikin, for myfclf,. hein, &c. do, by tlitfe prefent*, warrant and forever defend, the lawful right and title of the above mentioned land and premises, unto the afotefaio David Flenikin, feis heirs and atfigns forever, and from all and every other person or perlons, whatsoever, as a clear and indefeafible estate, in fee fimp’e, fore trer-r-ln witnef# whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and the day and year fiiH above written. (Signed) SAMUEL FLENIKIN. Signed, sealed and deli ) veicd in the presence ot 3 DAVn GRESHAM, j p. RICHARD BRADLEY. RICKARD BRADY raaketh oath, that he was a witnef* to a deed, to the fame tenor and effed of the above, to the btft of this deponent’s belief. Sworn to before roe ? R. BRADLEY, this 4th March iBcs ) Wm. BROWNING, j. r. STATE OF GEORGIA, Greene County* Tilts dry, came before me, one of the j-fttecs assigned to keep die peace, in said county, Win. Danncll, who roaketh oath aa folicws, refpeding the within deed (to wit)—At or sometime preceding the date within named* he believes he saw a deed oi conveyance to the within in the pi {f.fii m of Cel. William Melton, and be. it to be confu'crabiy earlier than the lims within named —he doer rot rtcollect the exact coflfidcr«sli®n money r.amed in the deed, nor does he recoiled the witncFes to the said deed ; but from the left of his re eoUcAicn, and belief, believes the within to convey the fabSancc ot the deed (fad to be loft ordeftroyed.) T S i »om to before me 1 Win. DANNLLL, ihisA'h March 180 6. J Wm. BROWNING, j. r. STATE OF GEORGIA, Greer.? County, PERSONALLY appeared before roc, Wm. Melton, and maketh oath, that on or before the date of the within deed, he re ceived a deed of conveyance fr-.m Samuel Flenikin, to the tenor and effa of the within, to the heft of his belief, and that he ha* left the fame, so that it cannct be had. Sworn to before me ? w> MELTON, this 4th of March 1806. 3 Wm. BROWNING, j. r» June ix. 4 good Wag-" eons and teams wanting for o °r 1 o days—for particulars ap ply at this Oflice* * U c . • _M inkTowder. Os the very befl kind, to be had on low terms (by wholefalc and *<-- I tail) at the Chronicle Offce. I THE SUBSCRIBER Offers For Sale , His STOCK in Trade, Confining of a small though choice afiortmcnt of • DRY GOODS, Lately imported, with a supply of Liquors and Groceries, which he will dispose of on low terms* and on a libeial cfedit.* ISAAC HERBERT, Juve 7, T 306. (ts) S. M. SMYTH, Has For Sale , 4000 Bushels of ground Sait, 36 Puncheons of Spirits, 8 Hhds. Brown Sugar, 20 Bags Green Coffee, —Boxes No. 10 Cotton Cards. With many other articles in the Grocery Line, Also. a new and well chosen supply of DRY GOODS. All of which will be fold on moderate terms, "June 28. ißc<6. [tl] For Sale By the Subfcribcr. 12,00 lbs. Green Coffee, 119 bbls. & 8 hhde. prime retailing Sugar, 15 puncheons old 4th proof Jamacia Rum, 6 Calks L. P. Teneiiffe Wine, 1 6 Hhds. Molasses, 50 Pieces Bsfl Inverness Cotton Bagging, Double Scaled and Caniftcr Gun Powder. t»a. F. OUIO. | Ton Patent Shot, | Da. Bar Lead. 6 Baxes Cotton Cards, ALSO, — A NE\V ANb WELL CHOSEN SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS. All of which will bs fold low for cash or produce. By L. CANTELOU. OO NOTICE. THE Subfciiber intending to leave tfie {late f®r a few months has appointed John Rasclxffe of Augusta and Edmund Maher of Savannah, his legal attornies, dtu ring his abfehce ; he has also taken the Laid Rtdcliffe into Partnerlhip, and the bufmef* will be carried on in future under the firm of SCOTT & RADCLIFFE, Who are, and will continue to be well sup. plied, with Dry Goods & Groceries. Those indebted to the late firm of Scott & Kelly's, who have neither liquidated their accounts nor paid any part, will find them in a law yet's hands for recove, ry. WILLIAM SCOTT. May ry. Ten Dollars Reward . 4* RAN-AWAY from the A dp Subfcribcr on the Eighth Is &% )r . 0 f June, a Negro fellow jHßbm. nsmed ARP » * bcut lhilty or thirtv two y ea ** 1 Bark complcfl ion, about fix leethigb, ha.a blcmifh on hi. right eye; the fellow is we’l known on the counties ot Walhington, Montgomery and Tatnail; the fellow was raifcS by Capt. James Thomas of Tatnail county, dec --it is fup thofed that he is kept concealed by a white perfoo in Tatnail county ; if so, I will pay Fifty Dollars on conviftion of the ottenda, or the above Reward and all reasonable expence, for the fellow alone, or by lodging him in some Jail in thi.ftatt-there ward will be paid by the fabfenber of Richmond, «,MorfUKdl r ofT..n.n co,,,y^ June 11. Ten Dollars Reward. RAN-AWAY from the fubferiber a mu latto girl of the name of SALLY, It i. fuopofed (he i* in the vicinity of Augusta, or in Beach Island—whoever brings her to me in Augusta, (hall receive the above ie ‘ Vatd * GEORGE W, EVANS. July ■ [*fi fijtyDollars Reward. 1) AN-AWAY from the xj,, j j[V. fabforiber near Camp /A belltwn, in South-Catoli # by the name of HARR * COLLIER; he ii abouc 45 year, old, of a yellowilb complexion, fix feet high yellow teeth, we-I made, . am told he haa a free P h“t ‘ ! i? liCr ‘ name I dont know. I told hcha* a re ceipt in pofliffion signed J. Col.tcr, which I know to be forged by the fame roan, who gave him the pas«; the receipt fpe cifies that he hit purchased himfclt /torn Mr. Collier —The above reward, will be given on conviction of the person that gave him the pass, and ten dollars for the negr®, and all icafonabic charge* paid by DREAb. pace. July iz. / ( ts) FO R S A LE, A GOoi) MILL With two Saws oil little Spi rit Creek, just above Beall** mill—with a bijut 400 acre* of good Jand---tbc ftrcaai fail*, and plenty of timber ort the pf^Tnifea; there i*a!foa good fiaicehoufe &b, contiguous to the Mill- I Adjoining the above planta tion there i* aobther, jvcll improved, with a dwelling house and all other hcctffa xy buildings, with in Spring of wet«r—-the above property will be fold together or separately.—• £nqusre ei the Subfcribcr on the premises. SAMUEL ALLEN. July it. / (3 f ) MONT-VILLE, FOR SALE , THAT Valuable Plantation* C CONSISTING of 2627 acres on Savan- J nah River in Burke County, and 767 on the opposite fide in South-Carolina— The value of tlie Fine Lands, on this fide, ar d the rich lew Grounds on the other fide of the river, renders the whole a Valuable FJiate. . The advantages of in elevated Situation, the eftablilhmcnt of a Ferry con ftaatiy, and with the command of Landa of every quality* upon a navigable river, are so well known as to need no other deferip tion.—Terras of payment, and the price, will be easy; for particular*, apply in An gufta to Thomas Flournoycfq of Sciborn jones efq. at his feat io Sciivtn county, and in Savannah to W»a. STEPHENS. July 12. ( ts ) LANDS FOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER Under a power of Attorney * OFFERS FOR SALE, THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND, 1000 acres situated at the time offurvey, in Prince William ’* Parifti, Gran ville County, Sou?h-Carolina. 500 acres situated at the time of lurvey on a branch of the Saltcatchei, called cross swamp, in Cellctoo cotmty South Carolina. 500 acres situated at the’ time of lurvey, in Colleton county, South-Car olina. 503 acres beinganlfland situa ted on Savannah River, opposite Poore Ro bin'* Bluff Georgia. 500 acres, situated at the time of fmvey in Colleton county, South-Caro lina. 100 acres on Swallow Savan nah, in the then Granville county, Sooth- Carolina. 550 acres situated bn faltcafch cs Swamp in the then Gtanville county, South-Carolina. 2500 acres in Ninety-fix Di ftrift, in the folk of Enoric and Tiger ri vers, and on two creeks, called Cedar shoal creek and Samrays creek South-Carolina. TERMS OF SALE. One third Cash and the balance in one and two years, with security and morgags on the lands—lndifpotable title* will be given. GRESHAM SMYTH. PTarrenton, April 5. ztrnjm (By Authority.) AN ACT In addition to all , intituledAn a5l fup~ plementary to the ail providing for a na val peace efiahhjhment { and for other purpafes .** BE it (nailed hy the Senate and Hetife of Reprefenta fives of the United States of 1 America, in congtefs assembled , That the fc cond and fourth feftions of ~ An aft provi ding for a naval peace eftablifcraent, and for other purpofes,’* be, and the fame are hereby repealed. Sec. i. And be it further e nailed. That the Prefideht of the Uaited States be, and he is hereby authoris'd to keep in aftu.il service, in time of peace* so many #f the frigates and other public armed vcffel of the United States, at! in his judgment the nature of the fcrvice may require, and to caufc the rcudue thereof to be laid up in ordinary inconveni ent ports. Sec. 3. And be it further enaiied, That the public armed veirds of the United States, in ac|&U v fus vice;in time of peace, (ball be of ficers and mimrntf, ns t%e Prcfidenf *f the United States (hall direst ; provided that the officers (ball not exceed the following number and grades, that is to fay, thirteen captains, nine mailers commandant, (even, ty two lieutenants, and one hundred ant) fifty midfliipme* ; hut the said officers (hall receive no more than half their monthly pay, during the time whan they (hall not be un der orders for aftual service ; and provided farther, that the whole number of able se men, ordinary Teamen and boys, lhall not exceed nine hundred and twenty, five; but the PrefidcMt inay appoint, for the vessels in aftual service, (0 many surgeons, furgeon mates, failing matters, chaplains, perfers, boatswains, gunners, fail.makers, and car. penters, as may in his opinion be necessary and proper. NATHI. MACON, Speaker ts the Uoufe of Reprejentatives , S. SMITH. P rest dent of the Senate , pro tent , Approved, April ti, 1806. „-,TH : JEFFERSON. AN ACT lor the punijhment of counterfeiting the cur rent coin of the United States, and for #. ther purpofet. BE it enaiied by the Senate and House of 1 Representatives of the United States of America, in Ctngrefs Assembled, Jhatifa ny person (hall falfely make, forge, or counterfeit, or Ulifc or procure to be falfely made, forged, or counterfeited, or willing ly aid or aflift, in falfely making, forging or counterfeiting, any gold or silver coins* which have been, or which hereafter (hall be coined at the mint of the United States, or who (hall falfely make, forge, or coun terfeit, or caufc, or procure to be falfely made, forged, or counterfeited, or willing ly aid or uffitt in falfely making, forging, or counterfeiting any foreign gold or silver coins* which law now are or hereafter (hall be, made current or be in aftual use & circulation as money within the U. States j or who (hall utter as true any falfe, forged, or counterfeited coins of gold or silver as a. forefaid, for the payment of money with in tention to defraud any person or persons, knowing the fame to be falfely made, for ged, or counterfeited; any such person so offending, (hall be deemed and adjudged guilty of felony, and being thereof convic ted according to the due course of law, (hall be fentciiccd to imprifonmtnt, and kept at hard labor for a period not less than three years, nor more than ten year*; or (hall b« imprisoned not exceeding five years* and fined not exceeding five thousand dollars. Sec. z. And be it further enaiied. That if any person (hall import or bVing from any foreign place into the United States, any falfe, forged, or counterfeit gold or silver coins, which are by law made current or in aftual use and circulation as money within the United States, with the intent to utter, or make payment with the fame, knowing the fame to be falfely made, forged* or coun terfeited ; cr who shall utter as true, any such falfe, forged, or counterfeited coins of gold «r silver as aforefaid, (or the payment of money, with intention to defraud any perfoa or persons, knowing the fame to b« falfely made, fogged or counterfeited, the person so offending (Ita 11 be deemed guilty of felony, and being thereof convifted accor ding to the due course of law, (hall be sen tenced to irapriiomreni, and kept at hard labor fora period not less than two years, nor more than eight years; or (hall he im prisoned not exceeding two years, and fined not exceeding four thousand dollars. Sec. 3. And be it further enaiied. That ifany person (ball fraudulently and for gain’s fake, by any art, way, or means whatsoe ver, impair, diminilb, falfify, scale, or lighten the gold or silver coins, which have been, or which (hall hereafter be coined at the mint of the U. States; of any foreign