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sheriff's Hule
•On the first Tuesday in .1 ami ary next, v.
the Court-house iu Wftrrentou, between
the hours of sale,
WILT. PV. SOLD.
Three Negroes, one wo
man by the name of Scaly and her child
Aggy. and one girl by the name ot Fa
tiencej levied on to satisfy an execution
in favor 'if Baker and Heatli, vs. 1 Uoring
ton Gibson, pointed out by the defendant.
jgiJILSO,
450 jjSkptne land, on
the walenßpl^ Creek, adjoining lambi
of Adant Jo.tcs* ana others, grant. il to Ca ,
der llarrel, levied on to satisfy an execn
'tioo in favor of 'David Cody Bearer, vs.
<;kkr liairel, pointed out by the defend
ant. Al.S©,
H 6 acres ot land, more
•or less, on the waters of Long Creek, «dr
tSSS A. Brenkly and others, will)
the improvements thereon, levied on to
satisfy an execution in favor pi linker and
Heath and others, vs. Frederick Robert
son, pointed out by the defendant.
ALSO, _
495 acres of pine land, on
the waters of Dig Creek, it being the.place
whereon Isaac Downs now fives, levied on
to s’ltisfv an execution in favor of Dana
iX, bearer, vs. Isaac Downs, pointed.
oul by Downs.
330 acres of land on the
waters of Long Greek, granted to Edm’d
'i'avlor aenr. at the thneofsurvey, bound
on ail sides by surveyed land, levied on
to satisfy an execution in favor rtf Edmond
Alexander vs Edmond Taytor. property
poltUed out by W Taylor.
One sorrel mure & «»rt,
two feather beds and steads, three cows
and Calves, two hetferycarhngs, two sheep
and twelve head of hogs, levied >n to sau
bfy an execution in favor of Baker and
yjec-th vs Susan Williams A Jet.. Bell, pro
pet ty pointed wit by Susan Williams
A. Reel's, 8. w. c.
"November 30. wsw
Sheriff’s Sale. (
the first Tuesday in January nest,
9at the Court-house in the town of
"Waynesborough, Burke county,between
the usual boars.
- WILL BE SOLD,
Three Negroes, to wit
Luke, Violet, and her child Smart, levi
ed on as the property of Charles Covanah,
to satisfy sundry executions from a Jus'.i
ces Court In favor of sundry persons, re
turned by » Cons'able.
ALSO, .
One negro girl ifccy, le
vied on as the property of Josiali Allday,
to satisfy sundry executions from a Juati
ces Court, in favor of sundry persons re
turned by a Constable
Wade Brown, d. a.
December 4 tds
Administrators Hale.
AGREE ABLE to an order of the court
of Ordinary of Elbert county, will be
sohl at the court house in said county, on
the first Tuesday in December next, part
of a lot ofland situate in the town of Ruck
drsvllle, in said couaty, and known as lot
No. 3, belonging to the estate of James
Royal, dec. and to be-sold for the benefit
of the heirs of said deceased. Terms will,
be made known on the day of sale.
Solomon Jones,
Abraham Royal,
Oct. S *Adnunhtraton
Administrator's Sale.
A.GUEEABLE to an order of the Hon
Orable the Inferior Court of the County
of Burke, when selling for Ordinary pur
pOStifl,
Will be Sold,
on the first Tuesday in January next, at
the Court house in the town of Waynes
bonug J i, between the usual sale hours.
Four old Negroes, (viz.)
Joe, Phillis, Hannah and Jack, the pro
perty of Luoretia Nobles dec. sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
dec. Terms made known on day of sale.
Arthur Bell, Adm'r.
Not ember 17"——tds
Administra or’s Sale.
AGREEABLE to an order of the Hon
orable Court of Ordinary, of Coltun
bia county. Will be sold eu the 4th Mon
day in January next, at Columbia Court
House, 200 acres of land lying in Colum
bia county, on the waters df the Little Ki
okce creek, adjoining lands of R Tubman
and others, a description of the place is
thought unnecessary as no person would
like to purchase without viewing the pre
mises first-sold as the estate of Ann T.
Johnson dec,—Terns of sale made known
on the day, ~
Francis T. Allen, amV,
Nov. 30 tds
Administrator's Sale,
ON the first Tuesday in February next
Will be Sfald at the Court House in
Waynesboro' two thirds of a tract of land
containing sixty-five ucres, for the bene
fit of the heirs of James Host, deceased.
John Stockdale, Ad'r.
>- November 23 m2mp
t .V * .- . 11 yr* * ■ ‘l l HIM Imi rr
Administratrix’ Sale.
Tuesday, the 4th January |g2|,
<will be fold,' at the Court House in
Waynesborough, Burke county, the real
•stale of Thomas Tipt.cn, deceased, con
•lsting of
SSS acres of Land, more
or less, lying in Burke county, adjoining
A« ds ofJVlix J. Burns and Wm. Sexton—
sold for the benefit of the heirs and cred
itors of said "deceased
Ama Tipton, admr’x.
Nav 17 tds |
- ' jty y " •' ,;
Administrator’s Sale,
Will be sold on the 14th Os January
next, at the late residence of WilB r
am Dennis senr. dec. the personal?prop
erty of said deceases, consisting of Corn,
Fodder, Cotton, Horses, Qattle, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
many other articles too tedious to men
tion —sold for the benefit of the heirs and,
creditors of said deceased.—Terras made
known on the day of sale
John XL Little, Adm'r. i
Novemoer 27. > *da
Administrators Hale.
AGREEABLY to an order of the Honor
able the Court of Ordinary of Burke
county, will be sold at the Court House it.
the town of Waynesboro’ on the first
. Tuesday in January nexlf the six negroes
following, viz. Adam, Maria, Albert, Chatn
, paigne, Sam and George. The said Ne
groes being part of the personal property
• of Elisha Land late of Burke county dec:
1 and, Sold for the benefit of his heirs and
1 Creditors. — Terms made known on the
1 day. r Vt, ■
Hester Land, adm'x,
Morgan Rodgers, adm'r
1 November 27,— — w+i.
1 Executor's Sale.
' On Tuesday the 38lh day *f Dccem
ber next, at the late residence of Am
brose Jones dec’d. in Columbia County.
» between the usual hours.
t Will be Sold,
1 The whole of the personal property
t belonging to said estate, (Negroesexoepi
I ed,) Consisting of
r The stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheej,
Hogs, fee. The crop of Corn, Foddej,
Wheat Oats &c. One first rate Gigg mil
Harness, one Wagon and Gear, one er
’ cellent copper Still, with apparatus com
8 plete. Plantation utensils, House-hold &
’ kitchen fUrniture, together with a nnm
j ber of other .rticles, which it would be
1 tedious to enumerate.' v
. ■ Terms made known on the day of sale
Sale to continue from day to day, until:
completed.
Archer A vary, Ex'r.
November 17—w6w
( -tt :
Executor's Sale.
f \KJ ILL be sold at Sandersville, Colum.
1 If bia county, on Monday the 4l(i of
December, the crop of Corn, Fodder and
Oats belonging to the estate of Col. Tho
mas Carr dec.—And on Wednesday the
* 27th of the same month, will be sold at
Alexandria, the late residence of the dec.
, the crop of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat.
] Horses, Cattle, Sheep, household and
i Kitchen furniture, fcc Persons desirou
bf purchasing fine blooded mares and a
young stock of half blooded Cattle will do
well to ottend —The terms ofsale will b
’ cash for all sums not exceeding twenty
, • five Dollars, and a credit of twelve month'.
■ for all purchases above that amount, to be
- secured by small notes with approved se
■’ cu-ity, with interest from date if not punc
tually paid.—All debts due by the estate
<>f the deceased will be discounted in pur
chasers
Nicholas Ware, £
i William A. 1 arr, 3 »
Noocmber 23.
Executor's Sale.
W,u. be Sold,-on the 28th day of]
1 December, at the late residence of Jane
; Florence, deceased, of Lincoln county,
1 . all the personal property not willed And
i disposed of by will Os said deceased, viz. ■
Negroes, Horses,, Cattle, Hogs, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, and a great
' variety nf other articles too tedious to
; enumerate. Terms of sale will be liber
al, and made known on the day.
Thomas Florence,Jr. ex't.
Nov 17 tds
r Coroner’s Sate.
WILL BE SOLD,
ON the first Tuesday in January next,
in the town of Waynesborough,in th.
t; county of B irke, one negro man named
■ Frank, & one riding Gig, levied on as the
property of James Brown, to satisfy an ex
ecution in favor of John Davis, against
Wilson Navy, James Brown and Joseph
| Attaway —said property being sold on the
[ first Tuesday in the last month, but the
, terms of the sale not being complied with
the above property will be resold at the
risk of the former purchaser, on the day,
and at the place above mentioned.
Willard Roberts,
Dec. 4 tds Coroner.
WILL BE SOLD
1 On the 29th of December neJIL at the
- residence of the late James OltAr dec.
' aJI personal property of the said dec.
1 consisting of house-hold and kitchen fuf
* niture, Plantation tools, Horses and Cat
-1 tie, Com ane Fodder, Wagon, and cotton
■ Gin. The Negroes of aaia estate to be
• hired at the same time, for the term of
1 twelve months.
Terms of sale and hiring, to be made
, known on the day of sale.
John Oliver, Adm'r.
November 17 IwSt.
All persons having any demands a
, gainst said estate, bring them forward at
, tested agreeable to law, and they will be
attended to.
'J* JOHN OLIVER, Adm'r.
Notice.
the first Tuesday in February next,
m the town ot Warrenton, Warren coun
ty, will be offered for sale one hundred
and eighty acres of Land, lying in said
, county, on the waters of Long Creek,
adjoining lands of Woodword and Perry
man and others, sold for the benefit of
th® heirs snd creditors of James Cooper,
of tii® said county deceased, agreeable
to an order obtained from the Hon.
Justices of the Inferior Court of said
county. When sitting for ordinary purpofc-
J -Mary Maran,
( Cotper, Mm’rx.
Nov ST 4tp
VrtntaHteeO*
'A'''
xjLT the late residence of Jesse Winfrey
deceased, of Columbia county, on the se
cond day of January next, all the Negroes
belonging to the Estate of said deceased;
c'onsiadng of men, women and children.
Also, one prime Blacksmith.
Benjamin B. Winfrey,
James C. Walker,
l EXECUi'QRS.
Nov 20
NOTICE:
TTHAT on Tuesday the 261 h day of De
ceinber next 1 ’ ’
Will be Sold,
At the ’ate residence of Zadoc Magruder,
dec. all the personal Estate of the said
dec. consisting of tile whole of the pre
sent crop, together with.aH the slock of
all kinds the Household and. Kitchen fur--
rnfure, and many other articles too tedi
out to enumerate, , * r "
■ i'-.:/ ' ' Also, ‘
Between fifty sixty ne
groes to be hired at the same. lime. '!%<■
terms will be ten months credit; with’
, notes and approved security, the proper
ty not to be altered until the terms of the
I sale it complied with.
N. B. The sale and hiring, will contin
ue from day to day, until all is sold.
George Magruder,
T:reacy M agruiler.
November 17 Ids '
NOTIGB.
OiV the first Monday in January next,
■he Negroes, belonging to Caroline & Sea
born Skinner, will be hired out, for one
year —at. the House of John Skinner, in
’lichmorvd County. And on t jie same dat
will be sold,»thcir part of the crop, made
on the place that John Skinner now oc
cupies inssivl County of Richmond.
Livingston Skinner, Guar.
Nevombcr 17, wtds •
PL Bill' is V.LihiS
Os Plantation, fctock
On 'the 2Uth December lb JO
T\m ;
HE subscribers ‘offer for-sale their
plantation] known as HORSE CREEK, in
South Carolina, less than two miles belov
he City of Augusta on the Savannah Ri
ver,—Horse Creek Plantation contains
B°4i Acres of Land, nearly one half >1
which it. is supposed is swamp. About
cue half of the Plantation is cleared land
If not disposed of at private sale previous
iy, the above Plantation will be offered
at public Sale, on the premises, together
villi'Stock, Corn, and Fodder, Plantation
Utensils Ac. Ac. at 11 o’clock, on the 20th
next snonih-
The terras of sale, which will be Hbr
ral, will be made known on the day o
sale. A copy Plat of the Plantation wl>
be left with the Overseer for inspection
For further particulars, apply to
LkMCILL KOLLOCK, Sav annnh
Or to E. F CAMPBELL, Augusta
03* The Editors of the City
Charleston, the Savannah Republican, A
Georgia Journal, Mil ledgeville, are rtquts
ted to insert the above once a week, until
the day of Sale, and forward their account
to the Office of the Augusta Herald I'm
payment.
November IX—-—wtds.
Notice
•s here by given to all my Creditor t,
iHAT I have made application to the
honorable the Justices of the I tf'erior
Court for the benefit of the several Acts
of the General Assembly of the slate oi
Georgia, passed for the relief of insol
vent Debtors; an# that they have ap.
pointed Friday, the 22d day of Decent,
her next, for the examination of my case; at
which time my Creditors will please at
tend at the Court House of said county,
to shew cause, (if any they have,) why tire
said Inferior Court should not extend to
me, the benefits of the said acts, and 1
be relieved from my present confine
ment
A S Milton,
Nov XI
NOTICE. “
PERSONS indebted to the estate
of George:. Tankertly sen’r deceased, late
of Columbia county, are requested to
make immediate payment: and those to
whom said estate is indebted, will present
their accounts, within the time prescribed
by law, for settlement.
Droadsil Pace,
Bennett Grafton,
Geo. Tankers Iy,
ADMmiSTJUTODS-
October 7
For Sale,
147 acres of mixed land
9 miles above Augusta, on the road leading
from thence to Colombia court house
belonging to the estate of BennettWhit
tmglon, deceased. On the premises there
are 2 tolerable good dwelling house* with
out houses, garden and an orchard of
choice Peach trees—a spring of excellent
water, and about thirty acres of cleared
land, under a pood fence TJiis land o
pens to a h vge and elegant pine wood
range. A further description is deemed
unnecessary, as any person wishing to pur
chase, would wish to view the land before
they purchase. The terms will be Verv
accommodating-—any person wishing to
purchase, can call on Arthur Foster, of
Columbia county, or mrs Samir Whitting
ton of Richmond county. 1
Sarah Whittington, cx’tx l
Arthur Foster, cx’r,
muv 23
*** Wo are authorized
to announce ANSELM BVGG Esq as a
Candidate for the office of Receiver of
Tatx Returns, for Richmond county, at
the ensuing election. '
November 11 tde
i
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA,
For Publishing m Newspaper
TO BE KNTlttim Ttt*
Montgomery Republican
AIVARE, that my new and difficult era
ploymeot,will subject mete raanyiu
convenienecs, arising from want of experi
ence, it ts with diffidence I announce my
self as being about to undertake, (in addi
tion to other engagements) the arduous
task of superintending the Editorial de.
partment of a paper I, however trus
that my .Vew» arrangements will be such 1
as will enable me to present the citizens o,
Alabama with a Journal, not entirely unin
>j tcresting to them, while my exertions in
procuring facts in relation to that State
and other subjects, aided by some literary
friends, will render it net altogether un
acceptable toothers.
1 must, on this occasion, be permitted to
depart from the general custom of giving
’ laborious details of the advantages result
i nig- from Jfflhoepnfier publications, and of
making specious promises; the one being
already sufficiently understood, and the'
. qtjW calculated to deceive. I offer neit h
er; merely remarking that its name pre
\ claims us principles, and that my humble
• eftbrts wili be freely exercised in endeav
curing to promote, the usefulness of t|ie
paper ami interests of the people. ,
It may fiat be ainlsstogive tollman,un
acquainted, a short sketch of the place
; whence the paper is to be issued; Vy *
MoxTuoaisnir, formerly called llostiei-;
Bturr, lately East Alabama and New IMii
. ladelphia, (the former established by a'
Company in Georgia, and the latter by A.
Dexter, vsq. both having been incorpora
ted into one town by the last legislature)
issitnatc mtltc healthy, fertile, and thickly
; settled county, of the same name, of which
it is the seat of justice—intended to per
petuate two distinguished martyrs* to th(
cause of the republic, directly opposite
the eastern point of that highly cultivated,
extensive, and fertile tract of land, known
by the name of the “ liig Jteml.” It ad
joins the fraction on which the town of
Alabama stands, and bordering on the
celebrated river of that name, to which it
’ it is navigable at all seasons from the Gull
of Mexico, for steam boats of a large class
—distant about two hundred miles from
idiUedgeviile; a similar distance from the
sea ports of Mobile and Blakely; about 55
above Cahawba, the seat of government;
and about 12 miles below the junction ot
the Coosa and Talapoosa. It is the poin
al which the Atlantic mails reach their
first stopping place in the state, and from
whence News may be distributed through
;he country with great facilities. Mont
gomery, from its high and aity situation,
the purity of its waters, flowing from its
several springs, and the elevation of the
hunks along the river on both sides, which
xclude stagnant waters, is considered pe
culiarly healthy-, indeed, many resort to
that section during the summer months,
on tnat accounts It contains many romau
i ic,as well as level sites for building, and .
for an Infant establishment, it may be call
d a pleasant, flourishing, town
J- BATTkXLE.
Savannah Tuly 17,1820
• The County wn« named in Ron.. of the gallant
Major Montgomery, \vlio fell at the Horst Shoe; anti
the town derived its title, fror. thf immortal general
who shared :he same fate at q-jeoec,at an early pe
riod of the Revolutionary war.
TERMS.
The Rbpum-icax will be printed on a
royal sheet once a week, until its patron
age justifies its appearance twice a week,
ut 5 dollars per annum, in advance, or on
receipt of the first number, which will bi
issued as soon as practicable after the mifb
die of November next.
July 29 ts
NOTIGB.
VLL persons that are indebted to the
estate of Zacloc Magruder, fate of Colum
bia dec. are desired to come forward and
settle, or liquidate their accounts imme
diately ; or they may find their
in the hands of an officer for collection-
And all those who may have demands on
said estate, are requested*to bring for
ward their accounts, properly attested,
agreeable to law, as they may be settled
by the Administrators.
George Magruder,
Trcacy Magruder.
Nov 17 tds
Private Boarding House*
Mrs. SANDWICH has opened a Pri
vate Hoarding House on the corner of
Washington and Ellis Streets, in the
Tenement formerly occupied by Mr. Oli
ver Reid.
Young Ladies from the country can be
comfortably accommodated.
November J3—-tf
A Xtfw Spring ot Uoaltti
AT THE
Hjgiean Fount.
GINGER~BEER.
QTpHIS pleasant and truly delightful bev
« erage has the two-fold advantage of
combining the carbonic acid gas, which
corrects the bile, strengthens and warms
the stomach, so as to cause a gentle per
spiration. This being in great use in the
winter season in most of the northern ci
ties, and very highly approved of by the
beat physicians as a great restorative.
J 1 AMI LIB 8 can be sup
plied by sending al the Fountain, where it
will be put up in bottles for nse.
SODA WATER wiU be
furnished as usual.
J* B; Lafitte.
November 17, 2aw3w
Notice.
TWSB who hare any demands against
the estate of Doctor £.- Jmx, deceas
ed, are requested to bring them forward
for settlement* and those indebted to the
estate, are desired to make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
Augustus Bmx. H
November 37 g t
BLANKS '
For sale at this Office.:
"wVV* / .•- ‘
y - ~ ■ i
• k) • 'r
Eagle Tavern,
And Savannah Stage Offi J|||
' tsess&^sJM
Stage Ollico, being this day
mutual consent. All debi.du
n m i T' 11 , l,e P Si ' lbv **A wi
and all debts due to the lim a;e . b WMM
collected b*’htm only. *“ °‘H|||||
Jesse W'ltippl C)
N, B. Thedionse will still t.J,-..,. MB
as formerly, the
Planters ifo/eTH
T„ e subscriber lias taken the PI (>'lllll
IT.VS’ MOTKL. lately ocenpi, d b,{■|
by Dickinson, Ksq r.itualed
nold an.i M'Cartncv-streets, ami f.n.A’HiaS
Jones-street, which leads into the upmHHii
part of Broad-street. This niubliiCSHl
is the Insgost and best adapted for the jVH
commodation of travellers of any in ( JHEBf
state—There are rooms fitted up • >Wia
will be reserved for the accommodjf 1!n
of families. Planters, northern am] sooth.H|||
ern merchants who may please to patronize
the proprietor, will find convenience i, ll||
being 1 in the neighborhood of the HH
Cotton mart from the upper country Sti. H||
bles in all respects suitable to die a HH
tent of the establishment are provided.
John Miller. H
Jfugvsta, Oct. 7 : , H
(O* The editors of the Journal, M 3. HE
ledgtjville; Missionary, Uount Zion; lie. Hi|
publican, Savannah; Courier, Charletton, HE
Gazette, New-York, are requested to H||
publish the above for three roonthi, wj Wm
send their accounts to the Georgia M ■Hi
vertiser Office for payment. H||
A breal Bargain, I
Ja 265 Acres oJLani ■
FOR SALE. I
THE Plantation of the Subscriber in HI
Columbia County, Geo. situate on tie mm
main road leading from Augusta to Wat Hj|
mg ton, 24 miles from the former place, Hi
at the forks of Rayrville and Coley’s roads, Wm
now occupied as a public stand ami for HS
the healthiness of its situation, pure n- HI
ter, and good buildings is exceeded by Bii
none between the above mentioned places. Hi
Any person who may wish to purcltwc, mm
can call and view the premises, to Mtsy Hj
[.himself.
Rene Stone.
December 4 Mit Bra
Georgia, .Count); ■
by David 8- H
York, and pasted be
mlrt» fore John Fraser, Fsq.
a sorrel MAKE, k« r -H
feet ten or eleven inch- K
VPk ■ • es high, about tm or ■
■ eleven years old, bto B
faced, grey hairs inter- H|
mixed about the head and body, inside d IE
the left hind foot white, switch Jail com. H
mon Main, appraised by Thorny Jean'"# 1 H|
and James York to sixty dollars, Non*- B
her ITb, and returned to office the W K
November, I'B2o*
Peter Lamar,
Clerk L. Cowl ■
November ',27 ‘ ® I
Dissolution. I
Co partnership heretofore w*
ing between the subscribers, wl “ cr ,.
firm of Tmoxpsow ct Black, is tins ®7
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having demands ‘
said firm will present them to ,
Black for settlement, and perms* 1 "
rears, will moke immediate
the same, who is duly authorised to J* ol
the business of said concern. ,
ISHAM THOMPSON’,
JAMES A. BLACS*
November?——3tfcw3t
T\ie GopartneTahty
IN the practice of Law, lately auMMI
between B. V Hallett
subscriber, is dissolved by
shall continue my office ift
Burke County. arnd wiR pmebce
ually in the Middle Circuit ...
John G. Pofliin*
November#? —.
TUBSUBSCUtW
Produce or jfood towh p»p** tM •
ment.—theinowa good
Hands nu«t be,ah indticemem,
I Nowab«r2s