Augusta chronicle. (Augusta, Ga.) 1820-1821, December 25, 1820, Image 1
I AUGUSTA ' CHRONICLE.
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■ f , 1K „ uY & THURSDAY
■ I!}ND £rIvLYCA'.
■ Kean &) CAuu-lton-
I r . of the Laws of the U, States
„OUAH3'FK# A3NOW,
■ ]Y
Wfide Tavern.
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s/1 ■ mlr \£WCr f 77^
■ Savannah Stage Office
■ partnership Os Whipple & Booth
■ the Eagle Tavern and Savannah
■oißce, being this day dissolved by
■ consent All debts due by the
■m will be paid by said Whipple,
■ debts due to the firm are to be
■d b v him only.
■ Jesse Whipple,
I I). S. Booth.
I, The house will still he continue
■eiiy, by the subscriber,
I J. Whipple.
ftylG
uanters Hotel.
ft subscriber has taken the PLAN- J
ft HOTEL, lately occupied by Cos- I
ftk;nson,Esq. situated between Key- I
ftri M'Cartnev-streets, and fronting |
■street, which leads into the upper I
ft Broad-street. This Establishment j
fthsgcst and best adapted for the ao- {
ftdution of travellers of any in the I
ft-Tliere are rooms fitted up ami I
ft reserved for the accommodation {
■lies. Planters, northern and south- J
ftrchantswlio may please to patronize I
ftnprietor, will find convenience in 1
■ in the neighborhood of the great I
ft) mart from the upper country. Sta J
Bn all respects suitable to the ex- I
ft the establishment are provided. |
I John Miller. I
ftusta, Oct. 7 I
■ The editors of the Journal, Mi'- |
ftille; Missionary, Mount Zion; lie- I
ft in, Savannah; Courier, Charleston: I
fttr, New-York, are requested t< I
ftli the above for three months, an I
■their accounts to the Georgia Art!
ft r Ollice for payment. {
male Academy.
■hand Mrs. VVah-je will open thei J
■euij lor Young Ladies in A uga its I
fte first Monday in December, (im n I
By alter the close of their pleat n j
fcement as principals of tlie Powelto' |
ui Mr. DANFOUTIPs School I
P un Reynolds street. I
Wide lhecu«Mos clemevtauf brand J
Female Education, the course o I
nction will comprehend Logic, Rhe j
i.uwi/und Natural Philosophy, of the I
‘la.dnid,2;c. ic.—also, should it be I
1,10 Latin, and Greek Language, j
wms ot Tuition will depend upon the I
phes studied, and may be known by I
ica'ion at the Augusta Book-store, J
fc anl opportunity may betaken ofea
'"scholars until the number proposed
lea up.
'ery proper attention will be given to
■umluct an 1 Jfepon inept of young La
n"ii the country, who may be placed
ftiieir charge during the winter and
v"~ i!.’ a ' Sl, » beside the usual in
' mi .‘ ti,e * school, may receisc Use ■
’■icuoiibof masters in Music, Drawing
Notice.
CASHIN.
onf em< J s *fore to the upper
sHott? ad w K reet «.°P! >0b i te tothe l>ian ‘
, c „ ‘ ere he offers for sale a
of Liquors, Wines, &
f4VI) S n t n,,orter ' S ‘ llt * kc.
t;i > ?,T’ P «"'tand Hose. Blankets.
ft rs, k c Ct 3 browsers, Coarse
°tbep articles suitable for
(lit ’ ' eas on, nil of which he will
■V ' vmherlT' ° r l ,ro,luct ‘-
|j f. rtTtjJV
Lr e \t< U ]' n Jr Lumber* left at the
" *' “Vended to with punctual! y
"*pnoof. m
_ for sale by the Sutscr6e>
HtBLES contain,
~ pwh,c J l - wi ll be sold by the
Tei 7 Wat private
TJ^psou.
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Horse Shoeing
CARRIE RV.
fB H£- Subscriber respectfully informs his
A frit-ends and the public, that he has ta
ken a a hop on Keynold-street opposite the
Eagle'Tavern, where he w ill carry on the
Blacksmith's anil Farriery
Business
in all its branches,—From the long expe I
rience he lias had in his profession, he flat-1
ters himself, that those who may favor him •
with their custom will have their work
done equal, if not superior, to any other
of the same line in Augusta
Also, Race Horses plated and Locks &
Keys repaired by
E. F. Billings*
Dece nber 18 4t. [
SELLING OFF
VERY CHEAP.
FITIIE subscriber have yet on handu com
Jl plete assortment of staple and fancy
Dry Goods, ;
Rich plated Ware, consisting of Croats, j
Candlesticks, Coffee Urns cife £ifc. also
Cutlery and Hardware.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED*
An Elegant assortment of
Thread’ Edgings, Luces, and Footings,
all of which will be sold very low tor cash
or approved paper, wholesale and retail.
On Consignment
110 boxes East India China
2a Patent Ploughs (on tht River)
T. J. Cunningham,
7 '.so doors below the Post Office
110 Mard's Budding.
Dec, 4 ts
Dry Goods.
I The Subscriber?,
j OFFER FOR SALE,
the Lower Tenement of the Bridge Bank of
| Augusta,
ATSASSOIITMEST SUITABLE TO THE SEASON’
I VIZ C
IJOSE, Point and DntHl Blankets*
A Plains, Flannels, HUizes,
Double Milled Drab Cloths,
Coarse Cloths, assorted,
I Fine do
| Cambrick Muslins,
Book do.
Calicoes,
Ginghams,
Hosiery,
Power Loom Shirtings,
American Shirtings and Sheelings,
With a great variety of other articles.
LAWRENCE, RAPELYE & Co.
October Jl ts
groceriesT
fra, H Co
Offer jar Sale,
130 bags prime green Coffee
50 barrells prime N. O. Sugar
I 8 pipes pure Holland Gin
3 do do Cog Brandy
5 hhds J. Rum
I 2 Halfpipes Sicely Madeira Winft
I 50 barrels loaf Sugar
| 500 q. boxes Spanish Segars
| 40 do do Imperial ) l "T r Sy A
| Gunpowder & Hyson S Jl JLi il
j 200 qr- Canisters, do _do do
j 10 Bugs Pimento and Ginger,
I 15 Do! Pepper,
I 20 Sacks Fresh Almonds,
{ 15 Boxes No. 1 Soap,
j 200 Bags Shot, assorted,
| 100 Keg S Duponts Powder,
I 20 do JBest Richmond Tobacco,
I 12 B.,*tes Chocolate,
{ 22 Barrels N. E. Gin,
{ 35 Casks Cheese,
I 100 Boxes do.
I 3000 Bushels Salt. j
I October 3.1—-d
1 AND
1 CmwwussVou r>usU\u,ss,
1
I (IK subscriber having entered into the
j Factorage and Commission Business, res
{peclfully lenders Ids services to his
j friends and the public. He has taken a
[store in Hunter’s Buildings, immediately
[ below* that occupied by Messrs Nicholas
{•3* Neff, un i hopes by unremitting indus
-1 try and an assiduous attention to their in
-1 t ere sis, to give general satisfaction to
J those that may favor him with their pat
! nonage.
I WILLIAM P. HUNTER.
J Savannah, November 7 w3w
Twenty Hollars Reward,
j And all Reasonable Expenses
WILL be paid for apprehending and
lodging in any jail in the state of
J Georgia, a Negio Fellow named
1 MARTIN
I He is owiiid in Savannah, has absconded
, J iml is supoosed to be lurking about An
) gnsla Market, as his business at home is
| butchering—He is about 30 years oW, six
J I i'ect high, square built, has two of his
" J frant teeth out, and has aSbar on his head
T further particular# «nqvti»« *t this
J Office. . ,
I Sept, 5 if
Hats ! Hats ! lints /
Henry Eld Co.
AT THE sroy OF THE OOIKF.S HAT, IIETWKF.'
Tlia POST-OFFICE AN!) OLOBE TAVEHX,
Have just Received and will from time to
lime Receive,
An extensive assortment of
FASHIONABLE BEAVER & OTHER
II A T S,
Which for Elegance and Goodness are
equal to any «ver offered to the public.
—Among them will be fmmd —
IjIIRST and second quality Beaver Hals
latest style, black and white, broad
and narrow brims,
Castor ditto
Uoram ditto
Youths Fancy ditto
Drabs and black plain ditto
Children’s Jockeys
Mens’ and Youths’ best Merino Woo
Hals,
Old gentlemen who want large brim best
quality heaver, will find them here.
The above manufactured under the pai
ticular inspection of one of the partners
at the north, and known to be good.
Gentlemen who are in want, and coiintr)
merchants will do well to call—they will
he sold wholesale and retail on accommo
dating terms.
&ootß and SVc-es,
Os all description as usual;
December 15. lit
~ FASHIONABLE
GILBERTCLKLJXU,
Late of the House of White, Brothers, lie.
NEW-YORK.
iql9 ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
iOi> in Augusta, and the public, that he
lias just received from the former place,
and is now opening at his vvhosesale and
retail HAT WARE-HOUSE, three doors
below the Augusta Bank,
A LABOE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
mirap
From the manufactories of Messrs. White,
Brothers h co. Tweed ik Benedict, and
Josiah Wilson of New-York, together with
a large assortment of his own manufacture,
the following is a pari of the assortment
now offered for sale, viz:
2000 Gentlemens' superfine black and
Drub beaver Hats
1500 do fine ami common Castors blk
and Drab
1000 Mens and Boys imitation Beavers,
500 do do do Common Koran Hals
1500 do do do fine & common Wool
Hals
1000 do do do imitation white Merino
Hats
800 Morocco Caps assorted
100 Ladies’ and Misses’ black Beaver,
full trim-tied
200’ Children’s Fancy Hats
Alsou large stock of BAND IT'XBS and
THUNKS by the nest.
(rt* The above goods are all fresh and
of a superior quality and fashion Coun
try merchants and others, will find it to
their interest to call and examine forThem
selves—as goods from this establishment
will be sold at a very small aduance from
;lie New-Yark prices.
Augusta, December 7
“PIAaNOS“
F 0 It S A L K
THE Subscriber has for sale at his
house, near the market, very elegant
and well tuned London made,
Piano Fortes,
Which he will sell low for cash or appro
ved town paper.
v m Unix,
December 4,5 t
Fresh and Fashionahl e
♦Fust RECEIVED, and for Sale, foi
i Cash onhjJ ftt- tlie Store of
IJimock $ Marsh,
Opposite City-Holt’
October 5 l?t
lIMBT (B-DIMPai.
Lawrence, RapeKe (o.
Have Just received and offer for salt, an
assortment of
LONDON superfine Clolhs
Double Milled Gsssimeres
Canton and Nankin Crapes
Sinchews and Sarsnetts
Silk and BcaVer Gloves, assorted
Best Buckskin do
Black and white Crapes
Cotton and worsted half Hose
Irish Linens and Dowlas
Brown Hollands and Osnaburgsi
November 7 ts
Coffee, Iron, <^c.
m Bags green Coffee j
25 bags Java do
25 ts ns assorted iron
16 hVIs New-Orleans Molasses
8 hhds. Rye Whiskey
40 bis. Gin
Just landed and for sale by
Win. H. THOMPSON, & Co.
December 18 6t
THR j
Y'IAN con. r .t.\ndy be found at the Angus
ta Cominisfpn . .
Ilntg Stone,
A miry's Range,
From early till fate, where he still attends
0 the Practice J;fMEUlClNE.—Bleeding
and Ti'Ciij ey'.rycling in store, at mode
rate terms, nr, t to servants at half the
usual rates aslnpclolbivi, which is worthy
,f notice.
Dr iiga, Glass, Oils, Paints,
!tc.
Will be. receded on Commission, and
prompt return*, made of all sales and eve
y attention pj|J to the intf rests of his
employers.
~U. C. Dunn.
December 7u ts
J lu|Buhscribcr,
ojJOTJCITS tlfuso who can .furnish him
,3 with evidu&r, to enable him to pros
ecute with saßgaoticn, three persons who
were concern!,*! in maßreating his man
servant on the IVashington
road, this side.i't Col. 'Mari’s on the •.ve
iling of the 2d * boy was furnish
ml with a pass .. licill he propuced (with
out tliVci)and. "ashy timsc men beaten
in a shameful maimer—when a certain
gentleman came up uitd informed them
that his pane wps not out by one -week, the
negro docs not know who was his friend,
icing an Alra'am,' understands but little
English; scarcely enough to be under-
Rood—sh(.uld% reward be expected, any
thing reasonable will be granted by
i aic Laroche,
Afiply to
A, Slaugl.ter C. Labiizan
or i ho ). S. Oliver.
December 7 ts
Law Office.
Subscribers have associated them
-1 selves fur the purpose of being able
at all tunes, to give prompt attention to
any business, which may be committed to
their management, in the Courts of Rich
mond coumy, and In the Mayor’s Court
of the City of Augusta- Their ollice is at
the Corner of Washington & Ellis streets.
W. W. Holt,
Ciuirlds Carter,
CC/* W. W. Holt will continue to prac
tice in the Mapetiur Courts of the Middle
Circuit.
December 11. 4t
~
MarshaVs Office,
|,oll THE J)ls rniCT OF OEO OIA.
Savannah Nov. 11, 1820,
HE Assis'auts of the Marsha] of this
district, ••for taking the fourth Census, or
enumeration of the inhabitants of the U
nited Slaten, ’’ are hereby notified that the
time for transmitting their returns to this
department is near at hand, and it is hop
ed that no delay will take place, so as to
prevent a general return being maue ac
cording to law.
JNO. H MOREL.
Marsh,:l Diet Geo.
(Ty* The Darien Gazette, August;:
Chronicle, Washington News, Athens Gu-
Izette, and R-corde» air' Journal at Mil
oe q-evitie, will pubfesli the above till
■Jr, Nrn ' *< !
NI.-.*'- <Tiber W.
I'he. CfithtcYiher
7P,SI‘?.IA inT rn sbi« friends *
h liie ;i- ■ : coi ■■ o-.i d, 'h.it In has la
bel the so. e la iy ec uoiod by Mr
HL-iigluon, ufj 'e u.-• yu ssrs Morgan an
di.i.lc, d’s, where be u*ill always keep on
laud a a’, assort ceut of
LiuYYfts 1 t\u(V £ v*«gW mfflH
lioois SC
*3
Os ire newest f'atlern nul best Materials
He tias also on ban ~ a large supply of
S ami Coni’ e Buocs
Si
Alstt—Oh lisuiil,
i urge supply of
Wat r p o h Shoi>?
of -he'first qlwhty, v/mctl tliey will dis
-•ose of t;h most reasonable terms.
ifopf Hepiuj rig clone on the shortest no
lice and in the nea-est maimer.
J. M. Clarke Co.
Noveiiibeijd'J ts
Mdi’shal’s Sale.
f ||N the FiLt Tuesday in January, Will
H..F be soldj at the Market house in this
city belwem the hours often and two
o’chick
Twentj'-five Negroes, le
viecl on astli; property ofiJarna M'Kinne,
:.tlhe suit jf President, Directors and
Company oßhe Bank of the U. Slates vs.
said Barna .yKinne et. al.
Jolia H. Morel, m. d. g.
Decembej 15 tds
ipr i,ost
SOMETIME since in Columbia county,
a NOTE OF HAND, drawn by Sam
■el D Sheik in favor of the Subscriber,
and given sofnetime in February 1820, for
TWENTV-IW.' DOLLARS; and paya
bie on the 25'h December, 1820, —Who-
-ver finds sad note and returns it to th«
■Mi' scriber, shall be handsomely reward
ed by
Green Gilpin.
December 11 Up
1 ” v T " ‘
I MON I GOMH3.V, ALABAMA,
j PROPOSALS
For Publishing a New’spiipe)
TO OK TUB
Montgome rtf Hepublican
4 WARE, (hat myneW and difficult em-*
tw pioytweiit, xvlll h'lhj.'ct mu tojitffty in
conveiiicucvs,arisingfisun want oroipcri
once, it is with diffidence I aniiounci my,
seif as being about to u.devtak i, (inladdi
lion to other engagements) the arduous
task ot superintending thy Editorial de
partment of u
that my News arrangements Will bd dicin'
as will enable me to present fie citizens o,
Alabama with u Journal, not intiii unin
teresting to thorn, while him t XeiTi ms m
procuring fact? in relation t\ lhat State’
and oilier subjects, aided h}' .'Win; Ulenuy.
friends, will render it list Uittgetliii’ un
acc.eptuble toothers, ,
I mist,mi this occasion, be pi nulled to
depart from the general custom of giving
laborious details of the udvaiituges y.'HUil
ing from- Newspaj *r ipuliUeatiphs, vhd ot
inakli'|7 specious promisee; tbA qtxO*heioj*
already suflicienlly tuiderstool!,; arid the
other calculated to deceive. 10l ey nejlii
er; merely reitiaiking,that, its nsine fyift**'
claims its principles, and that my .lituuble,
efforts will be freely exercised ill endeav
ouring to promote the ma fuhieL M the
paper and interest-, m dm peoplf,
It uv-iy Tio l he. amiss to give tolWse un
acquainted, a short sketch of the place
whence the paper is to he issued.
Mo.vrooxtitv, formerly called'Hosttl*
Bi.rrrF, lately East Alabama and New Phi
ladelphia, (the former established by a
Company in Georgia, and the latter by A.
Dexter, '.sq. belli having beenaicorpora
ted into one town by the last legislature)
is situate inviic healthy, fertile, and thickly
settled county, of the same name, ot which
it is the seat of justice—intended to per
petuate two distinguished martyrs* to the
cause of tiie republic, directly opposite
the eastern point of that highly cultivated,
extensive, and fertile tract of land, known
by tlie name of the “ Big Bend.” It ad
joins the fraction on which the town ol
Alabama stands, and bordering on the
celebrated river of that name, to which it
it is navigable at all seasons from the Gulf
of Mexico, for steam boats of a large da-s
—distant about two hundred miles from
Milledgeville; u similar distance from the
sea ports of Mobile and Blakely; about 55
above. Cal law ha, the seal of government;
and about 12 miles .below the junction ol
the Coosa and Tulapoosu. It in the poin
at which the Aliunde mails reach their
first stopping place in the stale, and Irom
Whence News may be distributed through
the country with great facilities. Mont
gomery, from its high and airy situation,
the purity of its waters, flowing from its
several springs, and the elevation ot the
banks along the river on both sides, which
exclude stagnant waters, is considered pe
culiarly healthy; indeed, many resort to
that section during the summer mouths,
ou mat account: It contains many roman
tic,as well as level sites for building, and
for an infant establishment,it maybe cull
ed a pleasant, flourishing, town
J. IIA'TIELLE.
Savannah luly 17,1820.
• Tlie County wai nanieil in tinfliu of die gallant
Major MonlKomery, who leli at tfc.e lldm; Mioe; anil
the town di-riveil iu title, I'ror.. ib'.' imiumial genera;
who shareil Uie same fate at at an early pe
riod ol' the Ut-volutionary war.
TERMS.
The Republican will be printed on a
royal sheet once a week, until its patron
tge justifies its appearance twice a week,
H 5 dollars per annum, in advance, or on
receipt of ,! e first number, which will be
issued as so in as practicable after the mid
die of November next.
July 29 ts s
gritty Ultmtwts.
T. S. NELSON «; Co.
U VVE Just received Fifty cases Strtw
BONNET'S and Trimmings, compri
*.iug a general assortment of the moat fash
'oiialile patterns, which are offered for
. AMt, ai, veiy reduced prices, at Messrs.
Wellington and Hinds's Shoe Stor*, a few
ioors above the City Hotel.
December 11. w4w
a card.
Isham Thompson.
Offers bis services to his.friends anc
the public in the
Auction & Commission Jiu
sineso.
He occupies the stand latelv held b
Thompson and Black, where all favors wi
ie received and duly attended to.
Novembes 7.
Executor's Sale.
On Thursday the 28th day es Dccem
oer next, at the late residence of Am
brose Jones dec’d. in Columbia County,
between the usual hours.
Will be Sold,
The whole of the personal property
belonging to said estate, (Negroesexcept
*!,) Consisting of
The stock of Houses, Cattle, Sheep.
Hogs, Stc. The crop of Corn, Fodder,
tVheat Oats kc. One first rate Gigg and
Harness, one Wagon ami Gear, one ex
cellent copper Still, with apparatus com
olete. Plantation utensils, House-hold k
kitchen furniture, together with a num
her of other articles, which it would be
tedious to enumerate.
Terms made known on the dey of sale
Sale to continue from day to day, until
completed.
Archer Avary, Ex'r,
November 17——
Remaining in the^ost-Office at An
Ci'->j.,Uie :>‘otli November, la.).
OE/’ Persona wishing '’-.Uers fr nu it
iiiit, will please ask lun“ 'dwrtis-.;i
A L< wis Leona d
< 'fckcVr Mrs. *Mary Lvonar I An-1, w '
AU«H Augo.-.Uis J,;tcv freeman^
Adams Thomas H. /.uom W iduetl
Appleton Samuel Lam. Philip
U Lvnkio Jame s
SuWow Mrs. Susan Lctory Mori».m.
Bird Wilson M
JIK-dsuc Bubett Marsh Moses
ili'iil Miss Miiv Migatt William 3
Barfield Lew-u P M'Llmurray i-.V.v, *
.It ach Silvester M'Kmghi .1 ’
Bulloch CiurKp M‘Ncill D.nict F.
Bishop Sf'U May Janus
Bulloch G< oege Mann Judith
B "d Ucason I). Hessen Nathaniel
Bledsoe V> iliiuut Murray ,lames
Bubo Janus M \dnai Jol.u
B.iiyiltbny Martin Chariot
Hugg Miss Susan Merrill, Joshua
Brewer Alia BoUtcca Maxwell VJ'iifi A'
BtU® Mrs. VVili.a.o M-Cuil.m;;!),'., jFtl
.Bradley M.sS Gallia- Mtinsun Ju^wK'“
’ Mtiin-owie’jV.'v/r. ii/i •
Broome M. Rufus Moore Wii.yt.o jj?
Bilrns Miss Siusan-\. IPCoy lime
Healle h fl.tyii-tl Mongin
Builrr Ju.ut-a Middleton {'.t. j
Bateman Thomas M*Coy Gcoi .-•; /
Bowers B -nptunu Marshall Ufh. in
Bryan Aifc.\ under More (ouu
Bates V\- ilii«m C. Moore Samuel
Burgis Joint - N
Bud Janies Nesbit Alt-van
Bourdnmn Abel Nixon Miss S' >p t'»
Bush Richard Norrcll Joint A
Buojn Mrs. Newcomb BPo-.-
Ball James O
C Ogden Mrs. K i f*
Covington Leicester 0> Keefe Elizam J
Ciarke John O'lirynn John
Cherry Samuel sic co I*
Barrel Joseph Powers-Margin I;
Bai son .I.tines Pnswortb Mr
Corbett Mrs Eleanor Poindexter
Critchcn Edwin Pottibone Luke
Craig Colonel JUuitvt Pmt Susan
Luon I‘uln Horn 1 Id
Cooper Daniel Prentice Rufus
Cummings John B
Cowles Thomas M. Ramsay Mrs. Me •/
Cummins John Robinson Jane , J.*,
Colley Jesse. Hnymcr Jacob tl.
Cochrane Robert A. Robinson L ies
Crocket Miss Anne Haul William if,
Cameron John Bead Eleanor
Costar A. M. Bobcrtson Jam J
Carter Mias Massey Bouncy Thom 11
Clarke John M Huberts lla' i
D Bpuptree H ; dliy
Duly Lewis Bed T homas
Danally Ihnmas Keid David
Drew Alexander Howell Mary*
Uisniis Benjamin Ifooetr Itofe. rt
Davis David Hiidord Hubert
Dyer Cory don BidyelJutd
Dulaiiy II B Biley Moses
, Dykes Edward S
F Stratton Jatne.4
I Poyil John Kcolield Mr.
Farr James Stallings cl. •. ~. 'n
G Steele Wiliia
Glorn Andrew & co Sigler At m , . .
Cordon James Shaw Ceuri; ; jo.
CrilHn James C Shumate
Glass John Srnitli Deiiah
Ga-.nble B L Stewart Mrs A'pyj
Gardner Airs Mary Sikeu Henry
Garvin Mrs bimonet Monsl u.-
Glaze Middleton Sayre Jlcnjaii ... tv .'
Grease John Scgo William
11 'l' 0$
Hitchcock Leonard Twiggs Ceorj-rt
Hills Chauncey Turmr John »!,
Hamilton James Tinkham Spur
Highiowcr Benj Travis Bev, in ‘
Hills Reuben Tayloi Mrs. A.... 1
Harris Miss Eliza D Taylor William
Hill Green B Tayloi D.tvnl
Hatcber John Talmge The i
Huydan Anson B Tompkins II -> . j
Honey well A Todd Josiali C.
Hamilton Thomas N Tradewell A.N . : ..-i
Hotchkiss Stephen V
J Vandyke l» Alo- V.
Johnson William W
Jones Miss Pamela Ward Bohn- 1).
Johnson Mrs Eleanor Walker John
Jameson Franck Whitaker ha.r - I
Jones Thomas 3 Walton Tim. r. -i
Johnson James Walker E'ij - i
K Ware Thomas
Keating Mrs Fdiza Willy John
Knox Gaorge Watkins G< .. -re
I. Wallace Junn . '.f.
Low Miss Hannah Williams
Lijiscomb Samuel Walker J.
Lee Adam Wt-slon Hi Cy>y?
Lott John I
James Fraser, I*
Decemlier 4 * r
Dissolution .
li HE Co-partnership heretofore <: :.‘ d
ng between the subscribers, nV-' ■ u
tirm of Tmompbox a Bui k, is hi. y j
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons hiving donands r .o
said firm will present them to Ja:-i
Black for settlement, and person.-, .
ears, will make immediate paviu jp
the same, who is duly (authorised i iJr
lie business of said concern
ISH iNHWtff'i
JAMES A. lU»4L
November 7 3i&’.v3t
Tot j
A PAIH OV EXCEU.EXT J
young gentle in single and dmihlo h i
and under the saudie remark..- i- - *
Tavellers. They are war,am .1 > ...... I
For Tertos apply to J. Whipple, rU I
etor of the Eagle Tavern, wiwvo ?t»B> 1
Horses may be seen. J
D®cember 7,—-3tp. I
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