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Colhoun & Wiifon,
Have Jt/ft Received from New-
York and Philadelphia, and now opining
at their fieri next door to Mtfrt, John
Fox and co, achoife JeUQion of the
Following Goods,.
Which will be fold very low for cash or Pro
duck.
yJZ:
SUPERFINE Cloths and Caffimcrt,
Fine and Coarse Cloths,
Mixed Plains,
Kendal Cottons,
Rose and Striped Blankets, *
Calimancnes and Durants,
Bombazines and Bombazetts,
Florentine, Crapes and Pealongs,
Silk and Cotton Sufpendcrt,
Corduroy, Velveteens and Thickfelts,
Mens and Womens Cotton Hose,
Mens woifted do.
Dimities and Janes, i'
Irilh and Brown Linens,
Si’k and Cotton Umbrellas,
Long Lawns and Cambric
Laced Cambric “]
Jaconet j *
Book [ MUSUNS >
Lcno I
, Black Caiftbric J
Leno Veils and SbAwlet,
Black Love do. and Veils,
Silk Chambrsy Muslin,
Cotton do, do.
Synchcws,
Pic Nic Gloves,
White and colored Gloves,
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Linen and Cambric do.
Ribbons and Silk,
Laces and Edges, ~
Printed Callicces,
Chintz Shawls,
Marfeillcs Waiftcosiing,
Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Miffcs Morocco do.
Mens fine and coarse Shoes,
Boots and Bootees,
Boot Legs and Calf Skins,
Saddles and Bridltfs,
Saddle, bsggs,
Mens Flitted Hats,
Tabic Knives and Forks,
Pen and Pocket Knives,
Shoe Knives,
Tea Trays and Bread Baskets,
Shovels and Tongs.
Trace Chains and Weeding Hoes,
<5, 8> io, r 2 and 20 penny Nails,
Cotton Bagging,
And fomc nfefull BOOKS,
With a great variety of articles
too tedious to enumerate, making
in the whole, a complete aftbrt
ment. ALSO*
An aflbrtmcnt of
GROCERIES,
— viz-.
BROWN Sc LOAF SUGARS,
SHERRY WINE, / :
COGNIAC BRANDY,
COFFEE,
PEPER,
ALLSPICE, Sic. Sic .
September 20, iBc6- [*/]
Jones & Semmes,
ARE now opening an exten
fivc allortmcnt of
Dry Goods & Groceries ,
Sclented by thcmfelves at the best
northern markets, confiding of the mod
eflential articles in requtft fur the Country
trade,—Their stock being large, and as they
will be ccnftantly repltnilhing it, Store
keepers and Merchants, who may not have
supplied thcmfelves, will find it to their in
terest to give them a call. Their terms
WILL I}E LIBERAL*
They have like wife in view, a
eonfiderablcenlargement of their Ware
house, for the reception and (forage of
Produce and Goods, and will, by their
attention to the
Commission Business,
Endeavour ro merit a (hare of the public
patronage in that line j their charges will
be as low as ofual, and regular attendance
will be
September 5. ft/]
. THE SUBSCRIBER
Offers For Sale,
His STOCK in ,
Consisting of a small though
choice aftortment of
DRY GOODS,
Lately imported, with a supply of
Liquors and Groceries ,
which he will dispose of cm low terms,
and on a liberal credit.
ISAAC HERBERT,
June 7, 1806. (ts)
INK POWDER.
Os the very best kind, to be had
on low terms (by wholesale and re
tail) at the Chronicle Office,
i
W'
THOMAS ,
Respectfully informs the Public,
that he has just arrived in Augofta, and
• haa opened Store in Mr, Morten's New
Houfc, lately occupied by Meffis John
Howard (3 Co,
fVith a choice SeleSion of the
Following Goods,
WHICH HE WILL SELL ON VERY MODER
ATE termsj WHOLESALE or RE
TAIL,
VIZ:
BEST Flax and Tow Oznabnrgi,
Brown and White Piatillaf,
Xrilh Linen and firitanias, - '
Cotton Shirting,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
Long Lawns and Cambrics,
Laced Cambrick and Leno Veils,
4 4 and 6 4 Leno Meflin,
Black love Shawls and Veils,
Luftring and Belongs,
Ladies Silk Felices,
Black and White picnic Gloves,
Black and col’d. Silk do.
White and colM, Cotton do.
Ladies long wa(h Leather do.
Ginghams and Chambia Meflin,
Cambrick Moflins,
A very elegant assortment of rich Fancy
Muslins from 50 cents to £ dels, pet
yard,
A few piecea of richlcy ornamented
Circaffian Rcbes—very elegant,
Pullic.it and Madrafs Handkerchiefs,
New Red Bandannas do.
Linen and Cambrick Pocket do.
Cotton do. do.
Ribbons and Silk N do.
Velvet Ribbon and Ferrets,
Silver Plufs for Bonnets,
Laces and Edgelngs,
Black, white and col'd Sewing Silk and
Twill,
Ounce Thread,
Col’d Threads, common and patent,
Adclpha Cotton Thread in papers and
vajniflied boxes,
A choice Affortmcut of Printed Calicoes
from i/gd. to 4/6d. per yard,
White Calicoes and Fustians,
| and 6 4 Cotton Check,
i and $ Bed Tick,
Calimancoes and Durants,
Bombazines and Bombazetts,
Florentines, Crapes and Perfuns,
Silk and Cotton Sufptnders,
Black and col’d best London made Hats,
Superfine Cloth and Cafiimeres,
Corderoys, Velveteens and Thickset«»
Buff Nankeens,
Humhuros,
Flannels and coarse Woolens?
100 Ready made Veils,
A haudfomo assortment of Boots and
Shoes, ,
Ladies embroidered and plain Cotton
Stockings,
Mens do. do. do.
Boys and Miflfes Stockings,
Dimities, Janet and Jeoets,
Diaper Table Cloths and Toweling,
Diaper Holland Tapes and Bobbins,
Blue and white Pavilion Gauze,
A large assortment of Leghorn and Split
Straw Bonnet*,
Artificial Wreaths, Feathers & Flowers,
Cotton and Silk Trimmings,
Steel Bugles for Bonners,
Tabic knives and Forks,
Pen and Pocket Knives,
Razors and Razor Strops,
Tinned Iron and Fustian Spoons and Di
viders,
Gimblets, (3 c, (3c ,
jf’Ay iq [tf]
For Sale , -
On very low Terms.
6 Hhds, best green ccffre,
7j Barrels Mufcavado Sugar,
t Hhds. do. do.
3 Chefti freflr Hyfon Tea,
t Boxes No. 8 Cotton Cards,
1 do. No. 10 do. do.
1 Baggs Pepper,
2000 Wt. green Coprafs,
10 Barrels Northward Rum,
2 Hid*. do, do.
2 Hhdt. Jamaica do.
2 do. W. I, do.
2 Hhds. Molsfftt,
1 | Ton B. Steel,
| do. German do,
20 pieces Cotton Bagging, .
2 Crates Crockery Ware, '
36 pieces lew price brown Hollands,
1 Case lew price knaped Hats,
22 pieces long Lawns,
1 Trunk lo;v price Callicoes,
10 do. Cotton Stripes.
AU of which will be fold atwholefale or
retail, for Calh or Produce, by
HARRISON (3 HAMILTON.
On Commifiton, i£oo fcufhcls ground
Salt.
Angnfta, August rp.. (ts)
Now in Richmond Jail\
A Negro nun by the name cf BILLY»
who fays he belongs to Peter Randolph of
Clarke county, living near Athens. This
fellow is about £ feet 6 or 8 inches high,
about 27 or 28 years old, and of a bright
black complexion ; has on a blew cloth
coat and overalls, a striped honefpun waift
cott—the owner is requeued to come for
ward, prove his property, pay charges and
tike him away.
OSober 4, * Jtl]
BY ORDER OP THE
PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
General Pof.Office, Auguji 15 tb, 1806*
ROPOSALS will be received at this Of
fice until the 15th day of December next
inclusive, for making and repairing the fc
veral parts of the Poll Road from Nashville
to Natchez, hereinafter mentioned —that is
to fay :
No. 1. From Naihville to Buffaloc Creek
The distance is estimated-at 154 miles—All j
this distance, or the principal part of it, the j
road has been cut out by the military and 1
prepared conveniently for ufc, foroe few ,
years finec.
No. 2. From Snake Creek to Grindftore
ford. Distance efti mated at 4 0 miles. This
part of the route, was Ukewile, fume years
since, cut out by the military and the road
prepared for public u(c.
The rout marked out some ytars fiuc? by
Edmund P. Gaines, *fq. will be pursued
the whole distance excepting the fpacc be
tween the Chickasaw towns and the firft
fording place of the waters of the Big Black ,
which will be resurveyed, with a view of
materially lefiening thcdiftancc.
The road is td be made and completed by
thefirft day of OftoberTn the jear 1807,
•and the work is, in all refpefis, to be done
to the approbation of Return Jonathan Meigs, j
efq. or Thomas Wright efq. agent for the
United States, residing in the Indian conn- i
tries. In m iking the fame, the following
rules arc ftricUy to be observed.
iftti The road must be made at least twen
ty feet wide, and all the timber and under
bruih tiken ofFfor that distance.
2nd. All marihy places are to be caufway
ed, and all causeways arc to be at least
ten feet wide.
3d. All streams under forty feet in width,
not fordable at their common winter tide, |
are to be bridged, by good feenre bridges,
well "built and made fafe and feenre for paf
fijge, the bridges to be at let;ft twelve feet
wide.
' 4th. A tree (hall be laid acrofa all larger
ft reams where the breadth of the stream does
not exceed the length of any nee, to be
found within half a mile of the place.
GIDEON GRANGER.
Poftranfter General.
September 6, . {6')
(JJ* The printers employed by the Gen
eral Post Office are requested to insert this
weekly the next fix weeks.
GEORGIA,
Bj his Honor JARED IRWIN, FnJlJn!
of the Senate, and Commander tn Chief
of the Army and Nervy ts this State , and
of the Militia thereof,
A Proclamation.
WHERE AS his Excellency John Mil
ledge late Governor of this State,
hath this day accepted the appointment of
Senator from this State in the Congress of the
U. States, agreeably to his ele&ion thereto,
on the 19th day of June last, by the Legis
lature, and hath llgnificd to me his refigna
tbn of the Government.—*Akd whereas,
the fourth section of the second article of the
Confutation, declares, that in case of the
u death or resignation, or disability of the
" Governor, the President of the Senate (hall
“ cxercife the Executive powers of Govern.
** menr, until such disability be removed, or
ts until the next meeting of the General As
“ fcmbly,” by virtue of which, the duties
of the Executive have devolved on me.
I HAVE THEREFORE thought fit to iflllC
this my proclamation, hereby notifying all
officers civil and military, that 1 have a flu.
rhed the Chief Magistracy of this State, and
am now in the actual excrcifc of the duties
thereof, of which all persons are required to—
take due notice, as they will answer the
contrary at their peril.
Given under my hand and the Great -
Seal of the State, at the State.Hotfe |
in Louisville, tsd day of Sep.
temher, in the year of our Lord, eigh
teen hundred and fix, and of the In.
dependence sf the United States of A.
tnerica , the thirty.fif.
JARED IRWIN.
President .
By the President and Commander in Chief.
Ben. Chalres, Deputy
Secretary of the State,
MONT-VILLE,
FOR SALE,
THAT
Valuable Plantation .
CONSISTING of 2627 acres on Savan
nah River in Burke County, and 767
on the opposite fide in South-Carolina—
The value of the Pine Lands, on this fide,
and the rich low Ground* on the other lid*
of the river, readers the whole a
Valuable TJlate.
The advantages of an elevated
situation, the eftablifliment of a Ferry ccn
ftantly, and with the command of Land* cf
every quality, npon a navigable river, are
so well known as to need no other defen'p
tioß.—Term* of payment, and the price,
will be eafyj for particular*, apply in An
gufta to Thomas Flournoyefq ; of Seaborn
Joaca efq. at hi* feat ia Sciivca county,
nod ia Savannah to
„ , Ww. STEPHENS.
7»fy u. {tf)
. ■ j,
V • I
'f ■ +
Call’s Ware-House,
THESE very extcnfivc buildings (part of
which have for lonic time been occu,
pied by Mr. Joshua De Butts.) The
fuhfcribcrs have lately purchafcd, and put in
excellent order for the reception of such Mu.
chandize and Produce as may be addref
led to their care. THE WARE-HOUSE
mcafaring in length, nine hundred and thir,
four, and in width fifty feet, together with
that already in theiroccupancy, tfillafford.at
' Rjft, twice as much room as any in this Ciry
or State ; and the undesigned trust the ccn
ttant attention which wi.l be paid to the re*
cep tier. & delivery of articles deposited, w ijj
infujrefrom the merchants ot Augusta ard die
country, a liberal part of their bulinefs —they
will at ail times have a fufficiency of har.di
to unload waggons and give the carlieft djf. I
patch in weighing cotton and forty aiding a. I
ny other business they may have to do—'fa ,]
Planteis they beg leave to give information /]
that a fufficient part of this W ARE-HOUfR / I
is reserved for a TOBACCO INSPECTION I I
as heretofore, W'here, by the attention of men I
of refptfiabiiity as infptftors, it is hoped fat* I
isfaflion will be given.—From this date the I
WARE-HOIjSE will he in pt flcl&cn of the I
fufcfcribers, who will give prompt difpatck I
to any orders addkHid to Mr. J3c Batts. ]
N'KINNEtf Co. I I
Offaber 4. (8:) I
For Sale ,
ON the fir ft cbiy of November 1
' next, will be offered to the 1
highest bolder, either to fell or rent forthree I
years, aviluable trad ofland on theUchce, I
Colombia 'county, adjoining the land of I
Thomas Ciir.nring Esq.—there is about 166 I
acres cleared thereon, under a good fence, I
and nearly .ill frdh land of the firft qualify, I
a considerable quantity of corn ard f edder I
will be Ibid 8: a rh* prCmifes on the fame tUy. I
1 P. C. I
QSettr +; [;'] I
LIT TLE RIVER ~ I
MILLS. I
I willfell my Mills. , Diflille fy 3 I
1 LANDS. I
ON a Crcdit-of one, two & three years } I
or lease for a terra of years about too I
acre*; roo citared and in the fecondl
—a full defeription wco’d be too lengthy I
in an advejrtifemcnt. in ibort, there is not ■
equal in Suuth-Carolina. I
" | JOHN CAMPBELL. I
■ T . ‘ —’« ■
. For S , 1
A Negro Wench, I
p 7 ■
About Twenty years of age, I
a good houfc servant and very I
honest and faithful-—Enquire at I
this officer I
September to. [4'J I
AUCTION,' I
On the T a« entieih of OSakr t ext, I
Will be Sold, I
THE Trad of land whereon I
the fubferiber now lives, I
containing three hundred and «E-ht ■
acres of land, more-or lef*, -well improved# H
with the Seek ot Hoxixs, Cat- I
tlx and £he*j* j H
ALSO. ■
The plantation ut-enlils and a ■
crop of corn, if not fold before; the
will he made known on the day of 'lair,
the fubfsrihcr. /
FRANCES CRAWFORD* ■
Columbia county, OBoler 4
Augujla Jocky Club . I
T HE members of the Aiygoft^B
jocky Club are requeued to meet at
ton Carr-if.’s 0:1 Satrnxiay the
iuft. at joo’clok A, hi. to appoint
for the infilirig v*mt, apportion the
and such other builnefs r.s may uii
Bj order of the pefiderrt.
GEO. S. HOUSTON,
O&ober 4,
NOTICE. I
\AJ HERE AS thebvuls ci G'orpr ■flßjj
tv PI vans, George Pit rf.,n. Conn'd
vectran, Duv.d jot;!’ Taylor, aru
Catlett—& likewiu- the rotes vi
Durkce, Corby Dicjcmfon, Mrs. Ifiery ■HHj
drevn, Sc Jeremiah Mil Ut—fca\ c
polited in my bands by the Me IV'-V;*' ■HH||
Brown, ana nt>w htcc/r; sv | ::, ; •
said perfans arc hereby r< qeefrtr'i me
ward & make immediate payrttA.r, < '
bonds and notes will be put into the
of an Attorney far coil-fib'' cn
day of this month, witlictH f.dL
IYJIXIAM’V. r ''i
OSober 4> H