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ROADS and STREETS.
SEALED Propofols tor amending and
keeping in complete repair lor one
yeir, the itreets within the limits of
this city, and the roads and bridges with
in three miles thereof, will be mwived by
either of the fubferibers, umflthe 2£ih
in ¥'> inlunW. It is Ixpeded that
•the contractor, whoeverEc may be, will
give bond with ajVrovrpSecurity, at least
in double the the con trad, to
the City Council,/for the faithful per
formance of his dn/y\which fccurity lhall
be announced byXim i» his propufals; and
that the contrajrtor imArdiatcly after exe
cuting the hmvS as afoVfaid, proceed to
repair and tha\he has them in
complete wi thin fix\ weeks thereaf
ter — of which mall be fubjed
to ihefuperintcndance and examination of
the City Council or either of them.
The contractor lhall receive his com
penfotion quarterly, to be computed from
the date of the bond.
N, B. Propofols will be received for
any parr, or the whole, of the repairs
aforefoid, as may be molt convenient.
WALTER LEIGH,
JOHN MOORE,
GEORGE WATKINS,
Committee,
Council-Chamber ,
June 11, I 802. «
fujt Received , and for IS ale ,
10 Hhds. 4th proof JAMAICA
RUM,
10 Ditto Well-India and Northern,
6 quarter calks of old Sherry Wine,
10 Ditto MolalTes,
Belt Brown Sugar by the hhd,
Greene Coffee by the bbl.
Hyfon Tea, belt quality,
'Superfine gilt edged Letter Paper,
Ditto common ditto,
India Nankeens, luted importation,
A well allotted box Iriffi Linen,
Webltcr's and Woodbridgc’s Spelling
Books,
600 bushels Alum Salt,
Bell green fdk Umbrellas, with and
without canes,
Ginghams ditto,
Cambric and lappet Muffins,
Dimities of the bell kind,
Gentlemens, ladies, boys and mifles Cot
ton Hofc,
Ditto, ditto Hats,
Grey Linens, Calicoes and Chintzes.
' All of which will be fold low for Cash
or Produce.
ALSO ON CONSIGNMENT,
II Crates well allotted Crockery, and
2 boxes Glass Ware.
Which will be fold low for Cotton , and
a liberal price allowed for that article in
exchange.
SAMUEL M. SMYTH.
April 22,
Gregory & Bounticou,
Watch-Makers t Gold-Smiths and Jew
tlletSy
RESPECTFULLY inform the La
dies and Gentlemen of Auguffa,
its vicinitjX that/they have opened
their Ihop next H. Lord& Co.
where they intense a trying on their Bu
fmefs in all its DrWhes. JEWELRY,
G )LD and SILYER work of every
defeription, yGILDNS!G, ENG RAY
ING and Jn AIR-WCHUC, executed in
the neatrflTmanner ; Clbcks, Repeating,
Horizontal, and Plain Watches, repair
ed on Ihe Ihorteff notice. Orders from
the Country will be duly attended to.
# p* Cash paid for old Gold and Sil
ver.
May 28.
JOSE R H KIC E,
W.\ t (\Jvlakek,
Next door taJyhe P<Ji- Office ,
OFFERS forialeVa variety of Jew
elry, Silycr anuTlated Ware, &c.
*+• WatcJfes and Clocks carefully re
paired. i
Likeneflcs in Miniature
Pained at Mr. AJhton's Tavern, neatly
e .ec ’ted, and liVrncfs warranted • The
Art ft will remaioVonbt a Ihort time in
this City,
Gcnilemen a Profpcd paint
ed of their Couauy Seats, elegantly and
naturally may hear of the
terms by apjffying at Mr. Alhton’s.
Auguflay June 2.
Kioka. Seminary.
THI t is now in
motion, under of Willi
am Prince, Euftise, who Hands high
ly recommended by BrcfiJcnt Meigs, as
a man of Ley/rs. \
ARCHER POWELL, Stef,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
l\th May, 1802.
NOTICE IS HEREBTCIVEN,
THAT separate proposals will be re
ceived at the office of the Secretary
for the Department of war until the ex
piration of the 31st day of July next en
suing, for the fnpply of all rations, which
may be required for the use ot the United
States, from the Ift day of October, 1802,
until the 30th day of September, 1803,
both days incluftvc, at the following
places, viz.
First. At Niagara, at Detroit, at
Michilimacinac, and at Fort Wayne.
Second. At Cincinnati and St. Yin
cenncs.
Third. At Fort Mnffac, near the
mouth of the Ohio, and Kalkalkias.
Fourth. At South Weft Point, Telli.
co, Knoxville, and on the road from
Nalhville to the line between theChicka
faws and Choftaws, and any place or
places where troops are or may be ftation
cd, marched or recruited within the State
of Tenneflee.
Fifth. At the Chickasaw bluff, Natch,
cz, Fort Adams, Mobile, and on the
road from Natchez to the boundary line
between the Chodtaws and Chickasaws,
and at any place in the Chickasaw or
Choftaw country, between Bear Creek
and Natchez.
SEPARATE proprfah twillalfo be recerv
ed as aforefaid , for the fnpply (f all
rations which may be required for the
use of the United States , from the \Ji
day of January 1803, until the s\Ji
day of December , in the fame year ,
both days incluftaoe, within the federal
fates herein after.mentioned, viz.
Sixth. At Fort Wilkinson, at Cock
fpur illand, and at any place or places
where troops are or may be stationed,
inarched or recruited, within the State of
Georgia.
Seventh, At Charleston, at Rocky
Mountain, on the head waters of the
Santee, and at any place or places where
troops are or may be stationed,, marched
or recruited within the Hates of South and
North-Carolina.
Eighih. At Norfolk, and at any place
or places where troops are or may he sta
tioned, marched or recruited within the
ttate of Virginia.
Ninth. At Fort Me Henry and at any
place or places where troops are or may
be stationed, marched or recruited with
in the state of Maryland.
Tenth. At Fort Mifflin, and at any
place or places where troops are or may
be stationed, marched or recruited within
the States of Pennf) Ivama, New-Jersey
and Delaware.
Eleventh. At Fort Jay, at Weft-Point,
and at any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched or re
cruited within the state of Ntw-York,
excepting Niagara.
Twelfth. At Fort Trumbull, at Fort
Wolcot, and at any place or places where
troops are or may be stationed, marched
or recruited w'ithin the states of Connec
ticut, RHode-Ifland and Vermont.
Thirteenth. At Fort Independence,
(Bolton harbour) and at any place or pla
ces* where troops are or may be stationed,
marched or recruited within the state of
Massachusetts, the diftrift of Maine ex
cepted.
Porlfmouth, at Port
land, place or places where
troops are or may be stationed, marched
or recruited within th'e State of New-
Harnplhire, and diftriil of Maine.
A ration to consist of eighteen ounces
of bread or flour, or when neither can be
obtained, of one quart of rice, or one
and an half pound of fifted or bolten In
dian meal, one pound and a quarter of
beef, or three quarters of a pound of pork,
one gill of rum, whilkey or brandy, and
at the rate of two quarts of fait, four ‘
quarts of’■Vinegar, four pounds of soap,
and one pound and an half of candles to
every hund.ed rations. The price of the
several component parts of the ration, as
web as substitutes and alternatives, must
be fpecified.
The rations are to be furnifhed in such
quantities, as that there lhall at all times,
during the term of the proposed contrails,
be fufficient for the confumptidn of the
troops at Michilimacinac, Detroit and
Niagara for fix months in advance ; and
at each of the other on the weftern
waters, for at least three months in ad
vance, of good and wholcfome provisions,
if the fame shall be required. It is also
to be permitted to all and every of the
commandants of fortified places, or polls,
to call for at seasons w'hcn the fame can
be transported, or at any time in the case
of urgency, such fapplies of like provisi
ons in advance as in the diferetion of the
coimnai 4ant lhall be deemed proper. It
is to be understood that the eontraftor is
to he at the expence and rifle of issuing
the supplies to the Troops and that all
lolTes sustained bv the depredations of an
enemy, or by the means of the troops ot
the United States, (hall be paid for by
the United States, at the price of the ar
ticle captured or destroyed, on the depo
sitions of two or more creditable charac
ters, and the certificate of a commissioned
officer, afeertaining the circumstances ot
the loss, and the amount of the articles
for which compensation shall be claimed.
The privilege is to be understood to be
reserved to the United States ot requiring
that none of the supplies which may be
furnifhed under any of the proposed con
trails, shall be iflued until the supplies
which have been or may be furnifhed un
der contracts now in force, have been
confirmed, and that a supply in advance
may be always required at any of the fix
ed posts on the seaboard or Indian Fron
tiers, not exceeding three months.
HENRY DEARBORN,
Secretary of War.
TO BE SOLD, very low ,
AFEW Quarter Cases of btft
SHERRY WINE, at one dollar
thirty-seven and a half ceats per gallon,
—A L S 0~
Great Supplies of LI QUORS and GRO
CERIES.
F. PHINIZY.
Augufla, June i r.
NOTICE .
THERE being at present, a
vacancy in the Reilorlhip in the Waynef
borough Academy, Burke county, any
person adequate to that appointment, who
will come forward well recommended,
will meet liberal encouragement.
GEORGE SEEGAR, Clerk.
June I.
Gin at 4/1 and Whiikey at T./h
FOR. SALE,
At the DISTILLERY, near
Augusta.
OSWELL EVE & Co
sjgr ONE thousand bufnels
of CHARCOAL is wanted at
Good Ale.
OSWELL EVE & Co.
" SHERIFF’S SALES.
At the court house in the county of Elbert,
on ike JirJl Tuefday in July next,
WILL B E SOLD,
The following Property, to wit:
170 acres of land in Elbert
county, on Beavcidam creek, with good
improvement?, and is the place where
W. Blankenship lives, and taken as the
property of fatd Blankenship, to fatisfy
sundry executions.
200 acres in said county, with fomc
improvements, and is the place where
John Royal now lives, and taken by ex
ccution as the property of said Royal,
200 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, Gernld, to fatisfy
sundry executions.
400 acres of land in said county, it
being the place where William Goode
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 Hannah now
lives, joins Stephen Heard ; taken as the
property of said Hannah.
200 acres, more or less, said county,
lies on Broad river, with good improve
ments, joins John Wilhite, formerly
known by the name of Odum's Feiry;
the above trad of land taken as the pro
perty of Lham 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 Patterson 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
rald now lives, improved; taken by ex
ecution as the property of said Gerrald.
One lot in the town of Peterlburg;
taken as the property of Thomas Fe.Ui
love,
170 acres of land in Elbert county,
more or less, lying on Dove's creek, and
being the place where Beverly and
George Greenwood lives, and well im
proved, joins William and Henry Cri
tonton; taken as the property of George
and fieavetly Greenwood. Conditiors
Calh,
R. MIDDLETON, Sheriff.
i May 26,
■HH
COLLECTOR’S SALES
At the market-houje in the city of ' B
fia, on the igth oj J u l y
WILL BE S old ■
The following properly, or Jo muw , ’ fc
of as will Jatisjy the taxes, touti ■
Jot the year 1801, viz. B
ONE lot with improvements'®
in the city of Augulla, ajjjiuin 6 ‘ B
Bogan’s, on Grtcnc-ltrcet, K
Ananias Cooper; taxes, D4B St * B
4000 acre* pine land in R^h aonl B
county, on Butler’s creek, adjuiuno C()i B
Robert Watkins's land, granted B
don, the property of Ananias Coopd B
and John Cobbs, as returned by the i w . B
mer; taxes DlO 3]. B
r r 1 acres ptec and ift quality land
Richmond courJtv, Savanjfeh rmt, nt*, ■I
Arinton’s warc-ILufe, the property B
Archibald Hatclfer, a* returned r taJ B
D. 18 2z{* B
222 acres pine a/B ift quality land i a B
Richmond county; adjoining land ot fiT B
John Twiggs., returned by Archibald B
Hatcher, fu/the citate of Henry Ana. B
ton; taxesoO. 10684.
One lot with improvements on Ellij, B
ftrect in the city ot Auguha, returned B
by Archibald Hatcher, as trustee for the B
children of William Hayes; taxes D., B
j
100 acres pine
ty, Spirit creek, adjbimng land ot Juhnß
Smith, granted to RStfoKcnned}, as t jJ B
property ol Arqkibald !^)ecrs; taxes 5-d B
cents. . .11
150 acres pine land court- B
ty, Greenbrier adjoining Juhajß
. Rac, returned by JtfavA Harril j uflrß
63 { cents. —— l B
One lot with improvements on Greene B
ftrect, in the city of Augulla, rciurued B
by Patrick Bogan; taxes D. 2 34'. B
300 acres of pine and laic mailh land B
in Camden or Glynn county, returned B
by Nathaniel Durkee, asadminrlitatorlor B
the eftaie of William Mams dccealeJ; B
tuxes 84 cents. B
One lot with improvements on Centre B
and Reynold ftreetr, in the city of Au. B
gafta, returned by W’iiliam M* fyiercj B
taxes D. 6 87. B
D. B. BUTLER, 7, C. B
May 13. B
SHERIFF’S SALES. I
On the Jirjt Tu Jday in July next t at the B
court-house in Greene county, tuwu% B
the v r aal hours, B
WILL BE SOLD, I
ONE negro fellow Fhill, a- B
bout 25 years old ; one bright i V»rrc.* l*od I
horse, two mares and one colt; five H
cows and calves; three feather beds and I
furniture, and a quantity of h« ußhdd fl
and kitchen furniture; taken as the pro* fl
prrty of David Robcrtfon; at the in, I
stance of David Wilboo, and pointed I
out by the defendant. I
Also 50 acres of land, be the fan® I
more or less, on the waters of Shoulder* fl
bane, adjoining Kircum and Sfinordufli I
it being the plantation Elizabeth Day I
atprefent lives on; taken as the pro 5
petty of Jerry Baker, at the inflmt I I
Jcffe Connell, I
Also one feather bed; taken as the B
property of Jofcph Spradltng, to hwf I
an execution in favor of Jofcph han't), I
—Conditions Cafti. I
J. D. FANNJN, Sheri/, I
May if, I
WILL BE SOL P, I
At Franklin court house, on the 7 thin ■
of Augu/i next t the following trutis of ■
land, or so much of each as milJaiujJ I
the tax due the United States, |
AN improved plantation, I
whereon James H, Whitney now I
fttuate un Reed creek, about three wiki I
above Hatton's ford, on TogoJh tjvi'lj I
tax due thereon D- 37 I
An improved plantation, »djoinin| I
tbe town ol Carnefvillc, on the waters H
of cferk, a branch pt ,!t * fl
middle fork of Bropd river, whftf a I
William Williamson now refitlcs; I
due thereou D- 19 98. I
One other iqififqypji plantation, (hik I
ate on TugoJa fiver, abopt pnp tpilc M' J
low Kce's ferry, yvhercop NathlfdP fl
Payne now fidss: tax dup p. 4 jo. I
HENRY CHAPPEEEAg, I
ColUEior of the Fcvcstf W I
Franklin emtj/f I
May 27. 1
Wanted Immediately, I
For twelve Monthh I
AN induftriouy CARfLNTI‘L F I
take charge of mr Sfw ivh •» I
in Burke. To such f pcrfoPj I > v jil I
very liberal wages.
THOMAS GLASCOCK
June