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J. & R. Blackburn, RtfpcStfully inform their friends and the pub. lie, that they have taken a Store four doors below Judge Willfon's Broad-Street : AND HAVE-JUST RECEIVED, AND ON HAND FOR SALE, The Following Goods , VI z. BACKSTR AP, Suwarrow, 7 Fair and Falfetop and > BOOTS. Plain 3 Fine S!v*e» fiift and Lcend quality, ditto. Ladies black Morocco and leather spring tiecis, A large and general pfibttment of Children's Morocco and leather Shoctces and Slip, per*, A large aflTwtment of LEATHER, con filling 01 B Kitiegi, Calf, Kid, Seal and Morocco Skins, With a general and very elegant aflbrtment of Ladies plain and embroidered Englifli and American Kid, and Tambored Fox Shoes. ALSO, ?lah and printed Calicoes, Fancy Mirfeillci. Plain caabrick Mufliri*. Cotton Girdles tor the waist, Black and white (I k. do. Silk Cor 1* and T»ff;J* for caps, Ditto for gown fl .evct, Silk Frog* for gown backs, White and black c?p*n Lace, Belting, whiic ii k Br?dc, Cotton do. Large Bill Trimming, Black Cotton Cord, Brown and blue silk do. Pa if Trimming, Silver Thread. White ?nd black rich lace Veil*, Black lace Cloaks* white Cottofc neck Sc'ff, Bril cot s on for f«wing, Cambtay Mullio, 6-4 Figured do. 6 4 Leneau do. Straw SvLuCt, Leacau Vale*, Shoe Bjw«, Shines' do. Large Camels h^if Straw Bonnets, Leghorn ditto* Patent Sufyendau, Plain and figured rich loft Grace#* M?nt Sc Womens plain laced Gotten Hole, Mem coarse and fine worsted do. Coat and Vcft Buttons, Ladies an 1 Mifci beaver habit Glove*, Men* blurt, brown and mixed Cloath, ana Prize Wrapper#, Ditto Linn Sfcin, J.oolon Bott’ed Porter, & Bottled Cider. A finall Conlignmcnc of Cordials, Confiding of Shrub, Cinnamon, and Peppermint. AH of which they are determined to fell on the lowed term* for cash or coun try PRODUCE. O&bcr x 5. L”J Boarding School. Mrs. Sluyter's Boarding Day School, For the inftru&ion of young La die«, will commence on Monday the 3d of November. O&obir i<?- _ ( 2? ) LOST, OR fraudulently taken out of my pof fcffiop, on the evening of the 6th of September left, fcvcral paper#, among which was a note of hand, given to me by James Strain, sos one hundred and eighty three dollars, bearing date the zd or jl July 18o$, as well a» can be rccoUcilcd, sad payable, I think* ten days after datc.^ * A* Lid obligation cannot be ufcml to any other person, I hop; if found, it will he returned ; if, on the contrary, V toouU fall into hands that m?y offer it for trade, I hereby caution all oerfons tradmg for it. Th.s. MACOMBS. OfttTerr?. “~~>TO TTC E7 MY WIFE Mary, having re moved from my residence, I hereby forvvarn all perfon* crediting her on my account, and from trading with her ter sny cb'igations on me for money, or for nc grots, to which fhc pretends to hold a claim by virtue of a conveyance from me to her, *ia the name of Mary Hite* or for any o thcr species of proaerty of THOMAS MACOMBS. J ■ * Oclnhtr rg. „ Reuben Moss, Taylor & Habit Maker , Respectfully informs the citi zens of Augusta, and its vicinity, that he has commenced the TAI LORING BUSINESS, at hi* fhap next door to Me srs. Bra»ley tnWalhington Street. He Betters himfcU from his knowledge of the business, tog e * " er with ti e pucftaslity and difpatcrl tna will be paid to orders, to ensure himfsli a lia'e of public patronage, , OM,r 2;. t3‘] Jdckfon & Hutchefon 3 AT THE CORNER STORE, Uttly occupied by Mess. H. & A. Nesbitt, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, A Choice Ajfortmerit of the Following Seasonable GOODS, VIZ. BLUE, black, mixed and bottle green Superfine Broad Cloth—blue, brown, niixed and drab second do.—Olive and brown knaped Coating*—bine, black, drab and mixed Caflimeres—Swanfdown, Toili cett and Patent Waiftcoating*—Drab and Mixed Patent Woolen Cord*—Olive, , Drab and Black Fancy Cord* and Velvet* —White and coloured Plains—Kcrfey* and K'ndal Cotton*—Brifiol and London Duffii Blankets, Rose dd- j and 4-4 Irilh I.inent —Diaper* and Table Cluaths—Humhums, Calicoe* and Cotton Check*—Plain and Laced Cotton Cambrlck Muflina—Laces and Edging*...China, Luteftring and Em hoff:d Ribbons .. Ladies and Gentlemens Silk, Cotton and Worftcd Stocking*—Silk, cotton and leather Glove* .-Silk and Cot ton Siifpcndcra-..El3ck, blue and cloath coloured sewing Silk* and Twift—.White and coloured Threads--Coaifc and Fine Hat* -Silk handkerchiefs— Silk and cot ton Umbrella* -Ladies Morocco and Lea ther Slipoeri-.Mens coarfc and fine shoes - -Gun Powder, Shot and Bar Lead- Seine Twine, Bedcordt and Leading Line* - -Nailt, Hinges, Lock*, Knivei and Forks, Pocket and Pen Knives, Sciffjis, (3 c (Sc. (Sc. Which they will fell, Wholesale or Retail, on the rnoft modeiatc terms, for CASH Or COTTOV, OBober 2;. [4.l] CAUTION. ALL Persons are hereby for warned from trading for two notes of hand, given to John Doggett I of Columbia county, for fifteen dollars I each ; one given by Reuben Doggett, and the other by Garner Doggett, payable the firft day of January next, at the fame have been fully fatilfyed before they become due, by u« REUBEN DOGGETT, GARNER DOGGETT. Ottcbir t C- * Sept. Term 1806. At Burke Superior Court . IVe the Grand Inquejt far the body of the County y da make the fallowing prefail ments. We present as a grievance the great incon. vcnience attendant on the tranfa&ion of business in the office cl the clerk for the superior court of this County, inafrtruch as the papers relative to said buftnefs, are kept in a room of the court house in Waynelbd rcugh, and the rcfidencc of said cleik is at the diftancc of fixmiles from the said d epo, fit—and it is an additional sass, on which the above grievance is founded, that there ( are no eftablilhed hours of the day, or days of the week, when an inhabitant of the county, or other psrfon, having business of importance to tranfaft at said office, can raefonably hope to fuccccd by attending at the said office. —We have also to ftatc that the business properly appertaining to the office of clerk of the superior court is, in a great measure, if not wholly, tranfaded by a Mr. Samuel Garlick, whole residence is at least ten miles from Waynelborough, whereby persons having affairs requiring dispatch at said office, may be fuhjeCted to great inconveniences and injury—wc there fore recommend to his honor, such proceed ings as to his judgment may appear to pro mise rhe fpcedielt redress. In conformity with »ur duty, we have examined an account current, exhibited by one of the justices of the interior court, who ads as treasurer to that body, & we are hap. py to fay that the account is highly fatisfac tory—u states a balance of county funds in the hands of the justices at this time (fay one thousand and fix dollars, thirty one and a quarter cents.) VVc return our thanks to His honor Judge Skrine, for the promptitude ot his attention in the dispatch of public bnfmefs, and request that the foregoing presentments may be publilhcd in ore of the Gazettes ®f this Rate. Signed ’ Samuel Bird, Foreman , I tofeph Livingston Isaac Oliver ! D.ewry Boss William Douglass Thomas Tipton Thomas horth * Isaac Hudson Philip Robia&n i Carolus Warren Leonard Suns i Thomas Gaibord Jeremiah Miller I Jonas Bradley Jofiair Hate her Gilbert Neylard- John -harp Ichn D. Dickeifon John Davis James Gtvian Mathew Green William Sapp Cray (lock übc ‘ ts The presentments of ihc grand jury being read in court, ordered, that the fame be filed of record in the clerk's office, that a cent fied copy thereof be transmitted y clck, for publication, in one of the Gazettes of A’Jgufta —that a certified copy of the firft end second presentment be delivered to the Rcprefentatives of the county of Burke, to"bc laid before the next Lcgillaturc. Extra/f from the Minutes. WILLIAM WYNN, c. s. c. b. c. September 27, 1806. Final Notice. TO all those indebted to the Final cf Andrew G. Sbmmis k Co. or Jambs R. Demmes k Co. on note or book account —that they will find them refpec lively in the hands of a Lawyer for collec tion, after the firftday of December next — No diftinftion will be made at refpeft* the amount of the notes or accounts* as fairs will be invariably brought in the fupeiior i and inferior courts, though the amount (hauld be lef» than thirty dollars. All those who do not fatislaetorUy fettle, by the time mentioned, may dot calculate on my (hew ing any l&r.ity, as it will be wholly directed by the attorney. Moll of the dt bis ate of very long landing, and m it is now in the power of all to pay, it will five trouble and expence on both sides to do so. The books and notes of the firm of James R. Semmes Sc Co. are in the hands of Mr IT. Brown A Lin, at Wrightlb trough (where they will flay until the firtt day of Decem ber next) and who areauthorifed to receive payment for the fame. A. G. SEMME?. . Avgufla, Ottober aj. [3l] "" An Acrr 7# carry info effort a contrail hetnvern the State of Ttnurjpe and Eu Whitney & Phineas Miller* ' WHEREAS it has been made to appear to the fatisfaftion of this general af femhly, that Eli Whitney, from whom fids date purchafcd the patent right of a machine for cleaning cotton, commonly called the saw gin, is the true inventor of said ma chine. Sec'Tlon t. Be ft eitaQtd by the Gene, ral AJftmbly of the fate of Tenneffee t 'That the fevetith feftion of an aft, palled at Knox ville, the fourth day of November, 180;, (entitled, *‘an aft to provide tor the payment of the members, clerks and door keepers of die present general aflembly, and for other pUrpofes j” and also the fscond and third feftions of an aft palled at Knoxville, the 4'h day of August, one thousand eight hundred and four, entitled, ** an aft to amend an aft paffed.it Knoxville, the twenty.fecond day of Oftobcr, one thousand eight hundred) and three, entitled, an aft to purchitfe for the ftete of Xennefiec the patent right of Eli Whitney and Phineas Miller, of a machine or new invention for cleaning cotton, com monly called the saw gin," be, and the fame a/c hereby repealed, See* 2. Be it enafleJ, That it (hill be the duty of the clerks of the courts in the Jiucr&rt counties in this state, so deliver to the fherifts of their refpeftive counties, all Kinds payable to the governor and his fuc ceflbrs in office, conditioned for the payment of the tax due on the saw gins, which bonds were givcb by the owners of saw gins in pur suance of the aft aforefaid ; and the Iherills io the different counties in this (late are here*, by direfted immediately alter the palling of this aft, tocolleft the said bonds conditioned as aforefaid, and all the taxes now due on the saw gins, and to account foi* the fame with thetceafurcrs by the ill day of Exarch next, under the lame regulations and penal alties as are prefciihed in the id jd and 4th feftions of an aft palled at Knoxville on the iznd'day of Oftobef, 1805, entitled, ** tin aft to ptirchafc tor the (late of Tennelfce the patent right of Eli Whitney & Phineas Mil ler, of a machine or new invention for clean* ing cotton, commonly called the (aw gin* Sec. 3. Beit enacted, That the model of the cotton gin delivered at Knoxville by the said Whitney, is hereby received for the use of East Tcnneflee, Sc that the said Whit, ney is hereby indulged till the firft day of January next, to deliver one 0 her model at Naihville, for the use of Weft Tennelfec, Sec. 4. Be it enacted. That the contrast made between this state and Miller Sc Whit ney in purfuancc of the above recited aft, be now carried into effeft on the part of this state, according to the true intent and mean, ing thereof, any law to the contrary not withstanding. Sec. $. Be it enacted. That the model of the saw gin furnllhed for East Te nnelfee, be put in the pofftflion ot John Bright for fafe keeping ; and that the model to be furniftted Weft Tcnocffee, (hall be deposited wuh the treafurcr of Mero diftrift for fafe keeping j which models, when deposited as aforefaid, (hall be for the benefit of the citizens of East and Weft Tenncfiee refpeftivcly, ROBERT C. FOSTER* Speaker of the House of Rtprefentativet. JOSEPH M‘MINN, Speaker of the Senate. September lslh, 1 8c6. Knoxville , September 13, lgo£3. The foregoing I certify to he a true copy from the original. JOHN N. GAMBLE. Clerk of the Sentaet no”tTce7’ “ At Lexington on the \JI Monday in DuemUf nexff to the hightji Udder Will be Sold, THE hcnfehold and kitchen furniture of the late Francis Meson deceased, together with a number of other articles too tedious to mention, Coaditi ms— twelve months credit upon all Ants above five dollars, with bond and approved feccnty, and oc all font under that, —ca(h. GEORGE PHILLIPS, 1 £1 Wm H. CRAWFORD, 3 v ROBERT ALLISON, 3 • Oftobtri4# [6*l Will Be Let, At L exington Oglethorpe county % THE buildidg of the county Academy* 30 feet by 45, two story high, the foundation to be 01 rock, three feet high end thick, and the remainder of the wa)!s to be of brick, a plan of wh ch may be seen at D». George Phillip/in said Town ftparatr piopjfsb, in writing, will be re edited for the ftonc work, on or before the Id Monday in December next, and fcp>- fate or ci'lltbftiv* pvnpofali for the brick, and wooden work, w»U be received on or* b*f'»*e the ill Mon lay in January next.— Clafa. Nails, Hinges, Locks and Lime will bo fatuilhed by the Coininiflnners.— The whole re be completed on or before the 1(I day of December 1807, for the faithful performance of which, bond and approved security will be required, ALSO, Will br tented at the fame Hme and place for one year, the bcUfb and lot formerly occupied by Francis Meson dcccafed, to gether with an excellent Garden, and seve ral town lots, and a considerable quantity of cleared land, all in a good date of repair* Conditions—twelve monthi credit, with bond and approved security, JOHN LUMPKIN, S £ Wm. H. CRAWFORD} 1 GEORGE PHILLIPS, *• JAMES LUCKIE, J Ofinber 1 5. [6<j ) "Marshall sales. On thefr/l 9 uejduy in December next , be tween Ihe */uul hours, at the Market hovji in the town of Lovifvilie. Will be Sdd, 1150 acres of land in Jackson county, on the water* of Dove cicek ad* joining Horatio Marbury and Jame* Jobes. ALSO 1256 acres of land in JcfTcrfon county, on the wateia of Ogcchec, granted to Robert Fnfylh, and John Meal», ad joining fold Fotfytb} and on all other fidca vacant at the time of fuivey, ALSO, One half moiety of 265 acres of hnd in Jackson crunty, on the waters of silver creek, adjoining Martin** and Ha gen'* land. 1 . One half moiety of 230 acres of land in Franklin county, on the water* of the Oconee River, bounded on all fidci by vacant landr, at the time of ftirvey. ALSO, 287! acres of land in Franklin caunty, on the Oconee River, bcurd on N. E. by said River, and on all other fidea vacant land*, levied on aa the property of John Cobba to fatiafy Thomas P. Johnfcn and Stephen Hollingfworth, pointed out by the defendant, 230 acres of land in Franklin county, on the Ocorec River, bounded N* E. by the said River, and on all other fidca vacant land, levied on as the property of John Cobba to fatiafy Thomas P. Jphn fon and Stephen Hollingfworth, pointed out by the defendant, ALSO, One half moiety of 1000 acres of land in Clake county, on final creek, three mile* frera Athena, granted to Charles Finch, vacant on all (idea at the litre of survey, and now adjoining Spark* & Hail*. 250 acres, granted to JohnGo tam in Ciaike county on Seder creek, ad joining Walker, Rich*;;fon and said Goram, abrut two mile* below Athena j the abovo levied on as the property of John Raimey, to fatiafy Tcafdale, and pointed out by J. Raimey. . , 202 1-1 acres land in the 2d diftrift Wilklnfon, known in the plan, by lot No. ai», and granted to Daniel M‘- Duxall, on the water* of Dry creek. 202 1-2 acres land in the 2d diftriil Wilkii.fon, known in the plan by Jot No. 216, and granted to Hugh M‘Duu ald. . 287 1-2 acres of land in Frank lin county, on Toucfa creek, including the town, granted to Thomas Payne j vacant cn all fide* at the time of survey, 250 acres of land including an Ilhnd on Savannah river in Elbert county* adjoining James Freeman** land, ahdon all other fide* by vacant land at the time of survey, art! granted to James Lillie. 200 acres of land in Wilkes county at the time of survey, granted to Wm. Wilmoctb, lying on Seder creek, and vacart on all fidca atihe time of survey. 100 acres of land in Elbert county, granted to Jrffc Rowell, adjoining Jane Carfona and Jcfiah Dobbs, the abovd trail* levied 011 as the property of Jamea Blair and Hugh M Donald, to fatiafy Thomson and Price. Geo. W* MOORE, o, m, d «. Oilobcr 25* [6] . GEORGIA, Lincoln Count v. WHEREAS Thomas Moncrief has ap plied to toe for Utters of adninipa tion on the estate and ejfeQs oj fVm, Mon crieJ, late of this county dec . > THESE are therefore to cite and admonijh all andpgular the kindred and Creditors of the said dtceafed, to be and appear at ray ope within the time alhwed by law, to fke*> cau/e [if any they have) why said Utters Jhould not be granted. Given under my hand at office 17 th day of 08oher 1806. Wm. HARPER* c c. ♦. y