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THE AUGUSTA CHRONIC
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LikcnelTes in Miniature
Painted at Mr. Afitm’s Tavern, neatly
ftrcattJ, and likeness warranted, The
Aitxft will remain only a (hart time in
chit City.
Gentlemen who wi(h a Profpcft paint
el of their Country Seat!, elegantly and
B4 r auii/ executed, may hear of the
teen bv applying at Mr. Albion's.
4 an fix, June i.
NOTICE .
THERE being at present, a
vacancy in the Redorlhip in the Wayncf-
Academy, Burke county, any
period adequate to that appointment, who
will come forward well recommended,
win meet liberal encouragement.
GEORGE SEEGAR, Clerk.
Jane r.
Gin at 4/1 and Whilkey at 3/6
At the DISTILLERY, near
Augusta.
OSWELL EVE & Co-
XT ONE thousand buflicis
of CHARCOAL is wanted at
Good Ale.
OSWELL EVE & Co.
SHERIFF’S SALES.
At the court-ha afe in the county of Elhert t
an the JirJl Tuefday in July next ,
WILL BE SOLD ,
The following t roper ty, ta wit :
170 acres of land in Elbert
county, on Bcaverdam creek, with good
improvement?,, and is the place where
W. Bhakenlhip lives, aid taken as the
property of fail Biankcrihip, to fatisfy
ijodry executions.
200 acre# in laid county, with fomc
improvements, and is the place where
John Royal now lives, and taken by ex
ecution as the property of said Royal
*oo acres in said county, more or less,
with good improvements, lies on Savan
nah river; occupied by, and taken as the
property of John F, Gcrrald, to fatisfy
sundry executions.
400 acres of land in said county, it
being the place where William Gocdc
lives, well improved, joins Thomas
Tait; taken as the property of said
Goode.
70 acres of land in said county, it be
ing the place where James Hannahjiow
Uvea, joins Stephen Heard; taken as the
property of said Hannah.
203 acres, more or iefs, said county,
Ues on Broad river, with good improve
ments, joins John Wijhitc, formerly
known by the name of Ovum’s Fe.ry;
the above trad of land taken as the pro
perty of liham Hogan, to fatisfy sundry
executions.
200 acres of land said county, it be
ing the place where Edward Baldwin now
lives, with good improvements, joins
Samuel Patters on and Long, lies on Fork
creek; taken as the property of said
Baldwin.
100 acres, more or less, said county,
it being the place where George F Gcr
raid now lives, improved j taken by ex
ecetion as the pro,erty ut said Grrrald.
One lot in the town of Pctetfhurg;
taken as the property of Thomas h um
love.
170 acres of land in Elbert county,
more cr less, lying on Djve’k creek, and
being the place where beverly and
Ge rge Greenwood lives, aid well im
proved, joins William and Henry Cti
tumor ; uken as th; property of G ;urgc
and Beaverly G teen wood. Conditiors
Cam,
R. MIDDLETON, Sheriff,
May 2s.
Sheriff's Blank Titles for Tale
zi tok 05.ee,
COLLECTOR’S SALES.
At the markct-hou/e in the city of Augu
sta, on the i qth of 'July next,
WILL B E SOLD,
The following property , or Jo much there
of as will fatisjy the taxes, with cojts,
for the year iBoi, viz.
ONE lot with improvements
in the city of Augusta, adjoining Patrick
Bogan’s, on Greene-street, returned by
Ananias Cooper; taxes, D 48 64}.
4000 acres pine land in Richmond
county, on Butler’s creek, adjoining col.
Robert Watkins's land, granted A. Gor- t
don, the property of Ananias Cooper
and John Cobbs, as returned by the for
mer ; taxes D 10 3 U
11 r acres pine and ift quality land in
Richmond county, Savannah river, near
Arinton’s ware-boufe, the property of
Archibald Hatcher, as returned; taxes
D. 18 22 J.
222 acres pine and iff quality land
Richmond county, adj oining land of gen.
John Twiggs, returned, by Archibald
Hatcher, for the eftatc of Henry Ann
lon; taxes D. 10 68J-.
One lot with improvements on Ellis
ftreet in the city of Augusta, returned
by Archibald Hatcher, as trustee for the
children of William Hayes; taxes D. 9
iB|.
100 acres pine land in Richmond coun
ty, Spirit creek, adjoining land of John
Smith, granted to John Kennedy, as the
property of Archibald Speers; taxes 57-J
cents.
150 acres pine land in Columbia coun
ty, Giecnbrier creek, adjoining John
Rae, returned by David Hanil; taxes
63J cents.
One lot with improvements on Greene
street, in the city of Augusta, returned
by Patrick Bogan; taxes D. 2 34*.
500 acres of pine and fait rnarlh land
in Camden or Glvnn county, returned
by Nathaniel Durkee, asadmintftratotlor
the estate of William Morris dcccafed;
taxes 84 cents.
One lot with improvements on Centre
and Reynold directs, in the city of Aa
gufta, returned by William M'Tyiere;
taxes D. 6 87.
D. B. BUTLER, 7. C.
May 13. ■ ’
Brought to Augusta jail, the
ift March, a negro fellow named BEN,
who fays he belongs to Mrs. Williamson,
in Wilkes county.
The owner is requested to come for
ward and prove her property, pay charges
and take him away
HENRY TATE, Jailor .
GEORGIA, G u nt yt
By T homas Carletoh, ckrk/of the
court of Ordinary for /aid co/nty,
WHEREAS John TotJfend and
Richard. Watts haxJf ipplied to
me for letters of\dminiJlrmion on the e-
Jiate and effdls of\JamerTown fend, late
of this county, dtcuffed/
THESE are thereof e to cite and admo
nijh ail and fngularnke kindred and cre
ditors of said dcoeafiL to be and appear
at my office, on jr before (he zglh day of
June next, to/fhew cab/e, if any they
have, why fait/letters fkomd not be grant
ed, / \
GirtN under my Hand at office,
this zyk day of May 1802.
yU Os. CARLE!ON, c. c. o.
VV ANTED,
AS MAR I, active LAD, from four
teen to fix teen years of age, as an
Apprentice to the Printing Pufniefs.
An .n lulfnous youih, of a good diipoli
lion, will find an eligible and advanta
geous ficuation in the above line, by ap
plying it ill s Oiui e.
liiunk Deeds of Conveyance
for falc at this Office.
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[Published by Authc
Seventh Congress of th.
Slates.
At the Firfb Seflion, bcgtfn ar
the City ot Wuihington, in r
ritory ol Columbia, on Mom
seventh of December, one the.
eight hundred and one.
AN AC F to auth Jtrife an advance cf mo.
ney to Samuel Dexter.
BE it enaded by theHenat* an&Af/ife
of Reprcfent at i-ves of the thihtdd 'fi'dii's
of America , Cingrefs ajfemhledy That
the Secretary of the TrejfVury he, and ho
is hereby authoviled and directed to ad
vance out of any money iWtljfg Trcafury, •
not othenvife fum of
five hundred dollars to Simfife -Dexter,
for the par pole of a flirting ifftn in defray'-.
dng the expences of the fair of
Hoigfon against him in the circuit cUttfc
of the dillrid of Columbia, he, the (aid
Defter to be accountable fo'r tm* fame, y
NATHANIEL MACON, Sfeafer
of the Hjufe of Rt prefer/tat ides. •
AARON BURR, I tee. V refill rut of
the Untied States , and PrejiaciH
of the Senate.
Approved, April 14, iRd2.
Th. JEFFERSON, 2 Pfefdent
of the United Stales.
AN ACT declaring the njfcnt nf Con
gress to tin ad of the General AJfembly
of Virginifty therein mentioned.
BE it enaded by the Senate and Iloufe
of Rep resent aI i <v,e- s of the United
States of America , in Congrcfs ’ajfemhledy
That the alfent of Congrcfs is hereby
given and declared ro an ad of the Gene
ral Assembly of Virginia, intituled “ An
a%> amend and reduce into one, the
fevcral ads of Alfembly for improving
the navigation of Appomattox river,
from Broad.way to Pocahuntas bridge.”
NATHANIEL MACON, Speaker
of the Iloufe of Reprefentalives.
AARON BURR, Vice.m-ftdent
the United Stales y and Pref.dent
op the Senate.
Approved, April 14, 1802.
Th. JEFFERSON, President of
the United States .
AN ACT to amend an ad intituledy <( Ait
ad to retain a further sum on draw,
hacks for the expences incident to the
allowance and payment thereof\ and ia
hen of slump duties on debentures .”
BE it enaded by the Senate and Iloufe
of Representatives of the United
States of America , in Congrcfs ajfembledy
That the second feftion oi the act intitu -
led, “An act to retain a further sum on
drawbacks, for the expences incident to
the allowance and payment thereof, and
in Ramp duties on debentures,”
(hall not be deemdd to operate upon u;it
rcgiftcrcd (hips or veflcls owned by thi
citizens of the United States, at the tims
of palfing the said a ft, in those cases
where such (hip or vellel, at that time
poflefled a Tea letter, or other regular
document blued from a curtonl-hoyfe of
the United States, proving such thip or
velfel to be American property.
Sec. 2. A'd be it further enaFied
That whenever fatisfactory proof Iliad be
made to the Secretary of the Trcafury.
that any unrig? Rcrtd fiiip 01 veil'd war,