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\ Police. r :*TP HR Co-partvtsrsmp heretofore exist ‘ij wttg under the firm of INC. Taylor ft Co J| 'fwas by muuial consent, dissolved on the day of August list. F. C. Taylor, ®i Dexter Chapin N. P.. business he: easter will be coiuin ™| ued by f,J F. C Tailor. November 12 ts. •I Wanted to Hire, • 11? s J JL Oil the ensuing year 40 nr 50 good r f. Negro Fellows, for which a liberal price s b will be given; payable monthly, quarter a f ly* or at the end of the year* 1 f “ Apply to ®- Henry Shultz, ..&( in Ham burg’. (Dec 27 ts Insurance against ;t| ' Fire ”i Charleston Fire, ami Marine Insurance Company Agency |m 1. HE Subscriber offers to take risks a gainst Fire on Houses, Out-Buildi,ngs, 11 Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, in Au- H gusla and its vicinitv. 1 Timothy Edwards, Agent. H Brondjtrcei, ■ {Between tin Prat Office. Globe Tavern.') December 2b I OUAKEIISriIINGS. DTPihe subscriber has taken that we! K known stand Quaker Springs. LATEX.Y occupied by Major Durkee, ’I situated seven miles above Augusta on H the Washington road and hopes from !|*his attention to business to give general > satisfaction; !jf John Turpin. -fciNovember 8 ts 1 To lie at, M. LARGE and comforable Dwelling Souse, to which are attached three and an Iflbalf acres of Land. This house is in the pAower part of the city, on Ellis afreet, and is every way desirable as"a residence for a private family Immediate possession wili , be given.—Apply to William IV, Holt, I Ee.ii 01 to Nidi das M are, Executor ofWm. Bacon- November 8 ts. WiVV ON the first Tuesday in February, at the Court House in Warreiilon, be -5 tween the usual hours of sale, the follow- Ling property line Negro M m, of-the name of TOM. Taken its the pro perty of Benjamin Sandltonl, to satisfy an execution in favour of Ferry and Wright j and others, viz.*Uejamin --anddord, Jere miah Bead, and Johit Sami.ford.—A Ist), one Road Waggon, 4 pair of Geers, U.o Horses, taken as tim property ol Elisha ‘ Johnson, to satisfy au Execution in favour of Zephinia-b Mix, vs. Elisha Johnson. — Also, a bar of Gold, taken as the property ; ,dg Joel Kinsey, to satisfy an execution m TaVoiii- of Baker and HeeXb, vs. Joel Kinsey. A. H. M‘Cormick, 1 JJcp. Shv'Jf. Warren County. ■ A-' Jan. 3 . ' * W JVIW be Ao\it, AT the Cduit House in IV rrenton, on the first Tuesday in February next, i between the. hours of S T-*, 100 Acres of Pine Land, on ihe watei> f»t Ki.edy Creek, adjoining of lands of Hose and others, it being known as the place ofWd.ow'bys taken as the pro * perty of-Zachariuh Bailey, to satisfy art ex- I edition in fivour ot David C Hose, vs. A and 7. Bailey, and Willis Howard, 1 1 pointed out by Howard, the Security.— [Also, b Three Negroes, viz. ‘ James 38 years old, Mo.se 20 years old, and a woman 37 years old, taken to satisfy an 1 * execution in favour > f John f. Martin and f<’o. for the. use of John F. Marlin and ts others, vs. James Itogcis, and pointed out by Rogers. —Also, Two Negroes, i cue boy and girl, taken as the proper* yof f Harrel Neal, to satisfy an execution iu fa vour of (amesNeah vs Harrel Ne.d. A. 15. Rogers, s w. c. Jan 3 Air ' WILL. BE SOLD, Os Tuesday die mil Febrmuy »e« at the iate residence of William Zaciihy, sen. Deceased, part of the personal pio perty of Jesse Albritton, deceased, , sisting of Hojise-Jlold and ft ichen, ui mture. , „„ tin s, , Terms of Sale, made known A^ay. ** Jas. Yarhrongh, 7 j^ r s. Wm. Zachry. S January 24 —-—'-ds AugustaChronicle|| Georgia Gazette^ am tru w— ■ i ■■■■■■ iTinrimnw ■■wimruiiiwnMi-iiiwii htt.. ■■■■ — ■■■■■ * I , Ml, „ - [VOL. 30.] Monioj, — ‘ SSSaSSS mr- am :f 7 Colton, iitock, AND "Exelmu gft V»y olv e,\*. FfTKE subscriber has, taken an office in s the. building lately occupied by Messrs Stewart & Hargraves, on the north side of Broad-street, opposite to the Post. Office—where he diets his' services in the above business, and hopes, by strict . personal attention, to obtain the patron age of his friends and the public. The great facilities afforded by brokers in commercial operations generally, render it remarkable that the merchants of Au gusta and the planters have long sustain ed the inconvenience of having none, and particularly a Cotton Broker. In almost every other cotton mart the business is principally done by brokers; and hence the eaxc, certainly and dispatch with which it is executed. The same system is perfectly practicable here. The mer chant, by applying at the office of the sub scriber, may hereafter save himself the trouble of sampling’ his cotton and looking up a purchaser;—the planter need be no longer involved in doubt and difficulty to ascertain the true stale of the market, nor subject himself to the caprice of the wary speculator—and the purchaser will at all times know where to resort for cot ton at the market price. Office Kegulations relative#to Cotton. Ist- In order to give lime for sampling, citizens offering- cotton are requested to leave the ware-house receipts hy eight o’clock, a, m.—ls left later than nine, sales cannot be realized till the succeding day If more convenient, the receipts may be enclosed in a letter of instructions, and chopped in the letter box the night pre vious. 2d. Cotton will be sampled and 'receiv ed from wagons till ten o’clock, a. m.— if offered after that hour, sales cannot be eraiized (ill next day. 3d. Warehouse expenses will invariably be deducted from the account sales. 4 b. Males will commence at ten o’clock and close at twelve, a m. slh. Persons choosing to limit and lim iting higher than the market, will have their receipts returned them on paying 6i cents fora bag entry and sampling. 6th. Commissions on sales, 25 cents a bale Orders from the country, on closing the warehouse receipts, will be promptly executed. Htock Exchange and brokerage, hi their Various Blanches, Will be attended to at all limes during of ice hours, which will be from eight o’- clock a. »i. tili two o’clock r. ,n. and from three o’clock till five i>. m. John Kinney, jinFr. (py Money is sometimes worth more him at others. Persons having it t® loan, may, in the strictest confidence, avail l.emselves of the advantages of the mar ket, by applying at the above office. November 8. ts Tax Collector’s £ale. STILL be sold on the first Tuesday in » f March, one HOUSE, adjoining Thomas Walton’s Lot,and sold as the pro perty of Giles Griswold, to satisfy his Stat and County Tax, forlhe year 1820. Amount of Tax $9 75 cents K. Bugg. T. C. January 3. Notice. ft LL persons indcbti d to the estate iV John W. Walton are requested to come forward and make immediate pay ment, and those that the said estate are indebted to, are requested to bring for ward their accounts duly attested, within the lime prescribed bv law. W. 'P. Beale, Archihiild ifaggic, John Dunn, Administrators. January 3 6t ~hc House and Lot, OITUATED on Broad and Lincoln Streets, are now offered t f, r sale, it will be in the market until the 25th day i f De ,cember, at which time, if notsoid, it will be withdrawn and will not be offered a gain. The situation of the property is pleasant and heal l y, ila front is 180 feel and runs buck to Kdis street 160 lect.jj For the terms apply to Win. A Cobb, By ha Agent, I. Thompson. November 26 — Niotice, ''ST'IIAT the Ordinance entitled “An i ,3 Ordinance to prevent liorses running ;i i large in the Citv of Augusta,” will be sain put in force f om and after the 15th instant. January 10. WANTED, J\ GOOD Female House Servant. —ALSO — A girl 10 or 12 years old to mke ca e of a Chil l —lor such good va ires will he given and paid monthly if re quired Apply at this Office. January 10- ■ —'f For seals. \ 1.1KF.1.V Gli.l., !-!■ or 15 years ofnee. she. can come well recommended —A pply to. Thompson & Andrews, January 24 V. ■ —1 - 1 I—M I immnw ■iiw—m——Cß—T——W— Tlie evil, that men do, lives after them ; 7 C u The good is oft interred with their bones.’* 5 mia-n *i*-r-CIJCTn ~ r m imr ! iiT ~iuyr■■ r,r-' —1 —1 rr-<■ -r ■f.mjjLu i~_ , ,r |i warn ®m>m 9 Hardware Cntl ry. T \\ft fewnscriLcrs. IT & ..SLAVING formed a connexion with an extensive nicicuuiiie house in New-York, have just received fnin that city, and are now opening in Broad-Street, next doer to the Bookstore of Win.-I. Hobby. Esq a hwge and valuable Assortment < f Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery ; AMONG WHICH ABE, OF DRY GOODS, Extra super, superfine and common Clot its ami-Cassi me res, assorted colors; Sattinetts, different colors; blue and white Plains; red, white, yellow ft green Flannels ; blue and green Docking Bai zes ; Bose Blankets, assorted, from 7 to 12 4 ; Point do ; black and colored plain, figured and printed BombazeUs and Bat tinetts ; Caroline or Circassian and Tar tan Plaids ; black and colored plain ft fi gured Canton Crapes and Crape Dresses; black, blue, green and assorted fancy Ca licoes ; super London prints and printed Cambrics; fine Cambric ; plaid Ging hams; plain and figured book, jaconet, cambric and fancy Muslins ; corded and js conel muslin Hobes ; Irish Linens, va rious qualities; fine and coarse brown do ; Oil Cloths, handsome patterns; swans down, toilnette and fine white and print ed Valencia Vestings ; buff, chintz, imi tation s>lk and cotton and printed border ed cassimerc Shawls ; India ami German silk flag and bandana Handkcrchie's ; black and crossbarred Canton do; mad rass, pullicat and (willed cotton do ; spot ted, crossbarre d and white bordered Cam bric Cravats ; linen cambrics and cambric Handkerchiefs ; imitation do ; black and white silk, cotton and worsted II ise ; la dies and gentlemen’s black, white, and assorted colored, kid, beaver, castor and siik Gloves ; sewing Bilks and Twist ; black and colored Ribbons, various widths ; elegant plaid garniture do ; Pins in packs; gilt coat and vest, pearl and ivory shirt Buttons ; button moulds; do mestic Shirtings, Sheetings, Checks, Plaids and Stripes; fine and common Bed Ticks; black tabby Velvet ; worsted Shirts and Drawers; silk Umbrellas, dif ferent qualities , fiu-'.top, back, ivory and pocket Combs ; coarse and fine linen and cotton Threads ; Colton Balls ; fine steam loom Shirtings; Suspenders ; an assort ment of Shoes ; rut-urn, imitation ft real beaver Hats; Axn or & FvulftT^, Guns, assorted, some very elegant; Gun Worms; Tiace Chains ; chest, butt, H and ML Hinges; T humb Latches; trunk, chest, til), pad, knob and mortice Locks; tea and table spoors; pocket, pen, barlow, two blade, pear, prinming, carving, dirk, desert, shoe, bread, butch er and drawing Knives; Knives ft Forks ; Razors, in cases; Scissors ; Handsaws ; handsaw ami bastard Files ; Curry Combs; SaJ Irons; IV alters and 'Pea Trays ; Car penter’s Units; Squares and Compasses; Sand Paper; Shovels and Tongs ; cut Tacks and Brads, assorted ; Trunk Han dies ; Wood and Bed Screws ; Screw Bullies ; Candlesticks; Curtain Rings; Nail and Spike Gimillets; Nad Hammers; Jewsharps ; Shaving Boxes and Brushes ; melaiic Paste and Paste Blacking ; and ui assortment of Brushes. 4 d of which are now offered at re duceil prices, wholesale and retail, for cash or approved paper in this city ; and from the advantages they will posses in the selection of their GOODS, having a purchaser constantly in the New York market, hope to merit a share of public patronage. Walmsley & Foster. December li if Ten Dollars lie ward. ?f; UNA WAY from the undersigned, a ILli Nt-gio fellow named T OM. He has been waggoner to Augusta, anil is proba bly well known in t>e city. The above reward will be given for his apprehension. J. T. lient. Dec 31— The feubseriher OFFERS for Kent, for one or more years, two and three hun dred acres River Bottom Land, in lots of fifty acres and tip wards, to suit lessees.— Corn and Fodder ran be bad on the p e mises. Also for sale. Bor 10 prime work Mules and Horses. For further informa tion enquire ol the subscriber near the pre mises, fourteen miles below Augusta. Uobert Junes. January 3 Sheriff’s Sales. Jill be sold, on the first Tuesday in ▼ v mucli next, at the Court-House in the town of Waynesborough, Burke Coun ty between the usual Sale hours. Nine Negroes, (viz.) Bess, Hetty , Fanny, Harriet, Edward, Rich ard, Nancy, Hope and Jacob.—Levied on as the property of James Pothiil, to satisfy an Execution in favour of Job S. Burney, on tile foreclosure of a mortgage. S. VV . Blount, S. B. C. Dec 2T lawts N OTICFL /» LL persons having demands against the estate of the late Lindsey Coleman, deceased, are requested to render them in, duly attested, within the time pre scribed by law; and those indebted, to make payment. B.; H; WarreU* Adia’r. Vig-ntSy Jan. 24—-k-i-lm ■ Mint • j j By and Clvvplwc of lie or-j g;a. ri> 9,11 T Officers and Members of the GRAND CHAPTER, are requested to meet at the Masonic Mail in Louisville, i -Mo.-fn.w, the 4th of February next, ( hii- t'uc purpose of organizing the said Chapter, and installing- the Officers, and for the transaction of such other busi ness as nr.;iy|bo found necessary. William Schley. Gnaxn Iliou Priest 7. on I.tv tile, 18th Dec 1821- * See Ist section of the 2d article of the General Grand Constitution declar ing who shall he members of the State Grand Chapter. Notice.' ftpHE Co-partnership heretofore existing B. tin ci- the firm of Leeds ft Lyncs Coich Makers, was dissolved h) its limita tion of the 24th November last; the byoks and accounss are. left in tlie hands of James Lyncs, one of the late firm for settlement. All persons indebted are respectfully re quested to make as early settlements as possible, and thereby save the inconveni ence and expence ofa legal call- 'Those to whom the concern was indebted will present their demands to him for settle ment, Nathan Leeds, James Lyncs. January 7 ts The Subscriber TKJJSHES to inf rin his friends and the »» public, that be shall continue tne Coach Making Business,at the stsnil lately occupied by Leeds and J.ynes, at (ho cor ners on F.ilis and M-fulosli streets ; where Carriages wdl he made and repaired at short notice, and in the best manner. James Lynes. Jan 7 (Vj 3 The Editors of the Georgia Journal and Washington News, a>-e requested to publish the above three times, and forward their accounts to this office. Coach Making. PjipHE subscri )cr respectful!}' informs ’ll. his friends and (he public in general, that he has established himselfin the. above businesfi, a few rods below die market, on thr soutii side of Broad-street, where a constant supply of northern made Carri ages and Gigs will he kept fin- sale, of supe rior style and workmanship, lie has now on hand a supply of Carriages, made.by D. Beach, of Newark, N. J which will be sold at the lowest mamdactury prices.— All orders willbe promptly executed, and Barrages of every description repaired, ftc intlia best manner and favorable as can be done elsewhere. The smallest favors will meet prompt attention and will be grate fully acknowledged* He lakes this op portunity of returning to his friends his sincere acknowledgements for favors here tofore rendered him injthe above line. Nathan Leeds. January 7 4w. Sheriffs Hale—Continued. WILL be sold on the first’Tuesday in February next, at the court-house in Jacksoiiborongh, Scriven county, be tween the hours often and three o’clock, 10 Negroes, namely, Amy, Luce, Bob, Dinah, Eady, Mot, Chain, Jen ny and Nod, levied on as (he property of lames Gamble, T homas Nicholson ft Sarah Nicholson, to satisfy an execution in favor of Richard Herrington, on the foreclosure of a mortgage. ALSO 1 Negro Woman named Lin der, on small wagon, one sorrel horse, and one sorrel mare, levied on as the pro perty of James B. Conyers, to satisfy sun dry executions. y«louion Kemp, s.s.c. January 7 —tda V y y-yaV. AWAY from the subscriber, a J month since, his negro man, SOLOMON, well known about, tins place He has been frequently seen lurking about tin; town ; and the above reward will be paid to any person who may happen to apprehend him, unless he should bean officer of the Police. A. McKenzie. January 7 ts Notice. A N Evening Ringing School willbe com 1. menced by the bubscrlberthis evening, : n the- new school room opposite Mr James Gardner’s, Reynold street. Persons desirous of attending or sending scholars, will please leave their names at the Augus ta Book Store, or apply to Thomas S. Nelson. January 14 ts Strajed or Stolen FROM the subscriber on the evening of the 18th inst. a sorrel mare l.Porlfi hands high, with a large white blaze in her fore head—Also one ofl T hind ancles much swelled, owing to a hurt received when a colt. Any person apprehending the said mure, will please to address a tew hues to^ , the subscriber in Augusta, and a liberal re ward will be paid when delivered. , C. L. Accc. January IT— —’’ ft? < Afj mwummmi ■imwnumiJSMiw il 11 1 ——MfWMiw—w—n swnrtt»ujnufc*!w i r j*.wvNA-urtu ».*!<•■; ■ 7t r T T |if^r»M Mflr ■ nT-j ■ n- - _ A. l?\ct\\\c.V , d Cro ckc p j S1 ore, bridge now, ,v O . 5. JUST RF.CF.IVJ'D ON CONSIGNMENT A very lu*esh and Handsome Assortment of DRY ROODS, CQJVSISI'JXU os*~ lillOVl'N Hollands, Shirting Linen, assorted, Masnlipatan Handkerchiefs, Fancy ditto J.ailles* white tops snp’r black Colton hose, Pancv Quiltings, Fine while Flannels, Apron Checks, Jaconet Cambrics 9-8, 5-1 & 0-4, Fine Russia Shot tine, 100 Pieces Calicoes, lute, patterns, 1000 Pair Mens’ Wax Calfskin Shoes Which Will be sold low for cash or an proved paper, lie lias also a very com plete' assortment of Crockery anA (Bails W ate, for sale by the crate or retail, on very favorable terms. .Tan nnvv 10 -Jm TUG ♦V cwvvrk. C inumlssilo i\ ROOK STORE, p B[ VS lately been removed to the Store u « formerly occupied by if eid. Wood ruff, &Co ;? doors below the Hanks— . Iml where he has a Complete Aosorintent of School, Classical, Medical, Law BOOKS. J\'ElV WORKS LATELY RECEIVED ; Man ofFeelir.g, with the Story ofl.alioche, ' first complete American Edition, Byron's Works, new edition, with all his writings np to the: present time, A Manuel of Chemistry, by Wm. Thom as I!ii*nnn, 3 vola. in one, to which arc added notes and emendations by Wm. Jami.* M.uskvkN, M. D—first Ameri edition, 1 Parry’s North Wont Passage, Ten year’s exile of Madame OeSlucl. ,\i;;i Hooks constantly receiving, Samuel Starves, Agent. January 7 4t THIS AUGUSTA Jockey Clu Races isr V ® 11,1. commence on the fourth Tues day in February next, tree for any horse, mare or gelding on the continent, (weights as heretofore.) The first day, 4 mile heats, (purse) g4OO ~ 21 do, 3 do. do. do. 300 w fid do. 2 do. do. do. 2UU „ 4 h do. 1 do. the three best in five, for the entrance money the preceding days. N. H —TJic proprietors of the turf do pledge themselves that the money will be hung up each day. Ed. Bird, Sec. January 14. 30 Reward. fS.AN AWAY from the subscriber. liv ingin llnrke county, Geo. near Walker’s bridge, Brier creek, some time in Novem ber or December last, his negro fellow named EMANUEL, about 25 years of age, 5 feet H or 9 inches high, lias lost one of his eye teeth, and is of a yellowish complexion.—Also, HAURT, about 35 years of age, stout and well made, about 5 feet high, has a remarkable scar under his rigid arm, occasioned by a burn, which prevents the free use* of it. Emanuel was purchased from a gentler man living in Madison, Morgan county, where he has a wife, and for which place he will mohably aim. Harry was former ly purchased from a gentleman by the name of Crooks, of Washington county. A reward of Fifteen Dollars will be giv. on for either of them, or Thirty dollars for both, and all expenses paid, to any person who may apprehend and deliver them to me, or lodge them in any safe jail, so that 1 obtain them again. Amos Wiggins. January 17 w4i Notice. rn*7lLL he sold at the lute residence pf T? Elizabeth Dunned} , dec. in Colum bia courtly, on Tuesday the fifth of March next, the personal property of said dec. consisting of horse kind, hogs, cattle, ones wagon, household and kitchen furniture/ to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased—mid also two Negroes to be 'hired for the present year. Terms of sale will be made known on that day by William Carrell, Ex’r.—and all those having demands, will please render in their accounts dhly attested —ayidjdt i hose indebted, will make payment to said executor. Wjn. Carrel 1, ex’r. January 2L- wds Sheriff’s Titles For sale at this Office. a $ *Jk $ 4b > I—UW —m—H Wtß French Goods: ;SI.ST rp.eivc.l by the subscribers per uie Impend), a General Assortment of French Goods, which are— -4—l, 7-4 & 8-4 Merino Shawls, 4 4 Merino half Hkfj. and Shawls, I.inon Cambric Si Linen Camb. Hkfs. Tambour'd ai d Needle Work Muslin Hands, Uthheiis & Thread I.aces, Ladies* Kid and fleaver Gloves, Mens' Heaver £c. IJnt l.skin do. •AUvi fVOU\ fashionable Mixed Caasimcts, I.allies’ Mohair Sdk k Worsted Hose, Domdauetts, assorted Colors, Colton Cord Silk Dutton's, And (lose Cotton from No. 24 to 60, Which they oiler for sale at reduced prices. Billow Gilchrist. _January 17 2c Entertainment. npdlli Sib;criber informs his funds H. and tlie public, that In; has opened a House of Entertainment at the Shoals of Ojjfechoe, on the road leading direct from Augusta to Millodgeyille, crossing-at the Oconee at Messrs. Crawfo a’a Si Caiter’s lii'ldgo. Mis Stabjcs ime large and cninpodious, kept by attentive hostlers, aid will be at all times well supplied with provender. Ills best ev?v(ioi:s will be used Ip make those comforiable who may call ofr Irnnw John ii. Wiktif . V ( January \7 4t I Virginia Negrdls mu ndLK, fB MIEFE will be offered, tor sale, ip .8. HnmJjurgh, 3. C. opposite Augusta, forty likely young Negroes, consisting of first rate cooks, house servants, curriago j drivers, and field, hand;;—a'J of exceujnt | e.haractcr. Those who feel disposed to # ' purchase had heller make speedy enquiry } at tins office for h forinattbn. as they will be entitled to firs', choice. , j January 17 .it A Eood Oanlner W.hYTMi). Apply a'this office! January 17 if I’roperU in if Foi* Sale*. fjpUE Subscriber offers for sale Ids lot 1 and improvements in the town of Harrisburg, known by the name of life Ofue-Hmise, at present occupied'by Mr. * Jissc Shiith, situated on the north side of the road, second Jot eas. from the cpr ner of the ctoas strec , leading to the river.—-Indisputable titles will be, giv en, and -eims may be made known by up* plication to Messrs. A. daughter & C, Labuzaii, or to Harwood ifoiierts, Columbia county, Jan. 17 ;>w Georgia, Columbia county . OIJi.LIVAN HAHIUSON tolls before me a sorrel horse about twelve years of ago, and about four feet 9 or 10 indies high, no brands discoverable, some saddle marks on each side of fits back, a L-ge biaze from his eyes down to his nose Appraised to thirty dollars by Peter !!. Short a'd James Cain, this 7th day i t J.ei uary, 1822. Wm. Scott, J. K Georgia, Columbia county } District Au. 4 y M <taj tod-w befo't v. me h' -sse .1. llold-i, one sorrel liorsc,' sh ; „ be fore, with a blaz. face cvt. lining m-stly over tun tight eye, his left lunojfooi w iite, considembl • saddle spot:, anti the op.-ai ance of aij.oid finm.lvr from his hoof— about fourteen years <i d,—Ap. raised b>/ Kdom Moon Sc David i*. Hollers to firry uoll irs, this 26 h clav ol Dec tuber 1821. Lsyyjs Muo.q J.p liiimiong Lam nr, Clark Inferior Columbia county, Jau natty 17 — -ar-3: . * - L Sale Postjio^il. 4m; . * * C ILL be sold at the Court-HousfcHu Warronton, on the first Tuesday in Febru ary next, between the usual hours f sale. 431? Acres of land on the waters of Long Creek, adjoining o£Jol;n --son. Friend and others, i,£ facing tliepJgSce whereon Benjamin band (.“ford now livcjv. levied .on tn extetuion in fa.wojjf of 4«hx>, Myiick ami others, v». -baaueford, A. Holers, Sh’fi*. January if was Estravi GEORGIA, } Vl7 ’ *" , Lincoln Comity. S »T ttutw of Capt. Walker's Dis’rict, tolls lit*foie tna | awhile mare 4 feetld or 11 ou.Jiea«Wg!i, trots, no brands or marks peteeivable Appraised to Forty Dotiji s, by. Henijr * Smlduth and Phillip Dill. 20th 1821. a JQHN QU|tfN, J True extract from the Estrny, Rook of Lincoln County. f ** > ii'eter Lama;*. January Cl —Jt it * *• ' Vt*< •; *’ ■ *• ’,c;