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I SUPPLEMENT to the AUGUSTA CHRONICLE, No. 821.'
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
On tie JrJt Tnf/day in Augujl next, at
the marketJm/€ in the city of Augu
fa, at the usual hours,
W1 L1 BE SOLD;
ONE negro wench named Nelly, tak
en as the property of Noah Kcl
cey, to fatisfy Harman Runnels, affignec
of John M'Kenfcy.
Also one half of 4000 atres of pine
land, adjoining lands of Glafcock, Wat
kins and Hatcher, with a good saw mill
and improved plantationj an undivided
moiety and onehalf of the undermcnti-
Oned 12 negroes—James, Anguft, Jacco,
June, Quammany, Daniel, Charles, John,
foe, Chriftieo, Dick and Jouter; the a
ove property levied oil as the property o(
John Cobb, to fatisfy an execution in fa
vor of Win, M. Cowles, affignec of
John M. Whitney.
Also, foot lots in the townfliip of
Cedford, adjoining lands of Judge Cat
lett, Few and others; taken as the pro
petty >f James Richards, to fatisfy an
execution In favor of the State ; the a
fcove property pointed out by one of the
defendants in execution, as the property
df James Richards.
H. M*TYRE, Sheriff,
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SHERIFFS SALE.
On the frji Tuefday in September next , at
the market • houfc in the city of Augujla,
fVILL BE SOLD,
ONE negro fellow named Cupid ;
taken as the property of James
Watts, to fatisfy an execution in favor
df Patrick M*Dowell.
H. M‘TYRE, Sheriff,
June 2J. ‘
SHERIFF'S SALE.
At tfa market’hpu/e in the city of Augu-
Jia, on tfi,e frji Tuefday in July next,
WILL BE SOLD,
THREE good work-borfes
and a double chair; the horses levied ot;
as the property of Alexander
lan, to fatisfy fund ry executions.
H. M-TYRE, Sheriff,
June (5.
Twenty Dollars Reward,
RUN-AwVy from the fubferiber or
the 21st mft. a negro man name-.
ISAAC, abputX 25 years of age, 5 ice
5 inches high, well wad/t, and of a datb
completion, had on when he went awp
a blue round jacklet/and a white hat, tlv
tinder parr greenjfne formerly bclonge
to Daivid Lap flic \of Beach- J Hand, an
to Mr. John Moot Apf this place. An;
apprehendingW securing the faio 1
fellow (ojKat I get h\m again, (halj re
ceive the above reward and all reasonable
pence* paid by V
JAMES MAQNAN.
Augujla, April 28. J
N. B. If is probable he may make bis
way into South-Carolina.V hcre he is well
•mpwp, oy near Loijifvillci where he has
' §• wife and child* '
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SHERIFF’S SALES.
On ihe.frft Tue/day in Auguf next,
IVIL LBE SO LD,
The following trails of pine land , ftuatt
in Burke county, adjoining each other,
viz.
ONE trail containing ijo acres, neat
Savannah river, on creeks and.
branches leading from Red's mill, grant
ed to Francis Stringer, and bounded at
the time of the survey thereof by vacant
lands; one trail containing too acres,
also granted to Francis Stringer; one
ditto, containing ice acres, granted to
Peter Torquentz ; one ditto, containing
too acres, granted to Reuben Red; one
ditto, containing eo.o acres, granted
to Lemuel Lanier; and one tra&eontaio
ingone thou land acres.
A L S O,
Three other trails or lots of land, in
the county of Richmond and towcfhip
of Augusta, containing fifty acres each,
known by the numbers 4, four, 5, five,
and if, fifteen.
ALSO ,
Three other trails or parcels of land,
Ornate in the county of .Franklin, viz.
One trail containing 11 jp acres, bound*
ed by Alethia Anderson's, Jones's and
Marbuty'a laud; one trail containing
86z| acres, bounded by lands of Gib
bons and Telfair, and vacant land ; one
ditto, containing 575 acres, bounded by
Ignatius Few and vacant land. The
whole levied upon tofatisfy the fore do
futes of a mortgage, Edward Telfair,
vs. John Wexeat, deccafed.
M. SCRUGGS, Sheriff of
June 24. Burke county.
SHERIFF’S SALES.
On the frjt Tuefday in Augujt next , at
the court houje in the town of Waynef
borough ,
WILL RESOLD,
T 0 the highejt bidder , the following pro
ptrty, to wit .*
TWO cows asd calves, two bcFers,
(Jx pewter.platcs, two pewter dUh
cs, three pewter bast as, pne iron pot,
me Dutch oven, one frying-pan, and
(k Uet, a note of hand on Hugh Steel,
tor ten dollars, spur and a halt acres of
vheat, one sow and three (boats, one
pinning wheel and cards, one pbeft, four
;hairs and two tables, one fitter, two
ails and o,uc tub, ope piggin, one cow
hide, | dozen knives end forks, 4 dozen
poors, two tin pans, \ dozen cups and
aucers, one tea pot, one nay, \ dozen
jottles; levied on by the constable and
returned to me, tofatisfy sundry exccu
ions.
M. SCRUGGS, Sheriff.
June 24.
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FOR or to Rent,
A SMALL Houas, situated on the
an agreeable and
pleasant Retreat for the-Snminer months.
—Terms may be known by applying tt
•Mr. Tfeonws Barrett- cn Broad {freer.
% P4LE.
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SHERIFF’S SALE. j
At Elbert court hou/e, on the Jtrft TveJ~
day. in Augufl next,
fVIL L B E SOLD,
210 acres of land, Elbert
county, lying on Cedar creek, joint
M‘Donald and Hooker, well improved,
occupied by, and taken as the property of
Amos Richardson, and returned to me
by Josiah Dobbs, constable, to fatisfy
fnndry executions.
R. MIDDLETON, Sheriff,
June 2t.
COLLECTOR’S SALES.
At the market - hou/e in the city o) Augufla,
on the 19 th oj Augufl next,
WtLL BE SOLD,
The following property or so much thereof
as mil fatis fy the taxes uiith cojls, Jot
the year 1801, viz.
287 1-2 acres pine land, Jack-
Con county, fiarbei's creek, adjoining
james Swain and Vacant land, surveyed
for Edward Upton, returned by Ro
bert Walker; taxes D. 8. 94!
One improved lot at the Sand Hills,
near Augusta, returned by Thomas Kc
fterfon; taxes 70} cents.
D. B, BUTLER, T. C.
June 17.
COLLECTOR.’* SALES, j
At my Office, in the city of Augufia, on.
Saturday the vjth July next,
WILLBE SOLD. I
The following property , to jatisfy taxes
with cojls, for the year 1801.
ONE horse; levied on as the
property of Nathaniel Durkce; faxes
D. 16 4©|.
One billiard table, returned by Colby
Dickinson, former sale not 'complied
with; taxes D, 150 47.
D. B. BU I’LER, T. C.
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WILL BE SOLD,
4t Franklin court hou/e, on the qth day
of August next, the following trafts of
land, or so much of each as will fatisfy
the tax due the United States ,
AN improved plantation,
whereon James K. Whitney now refidrs,
situate on Reed creek, about three miles
above Hatton’s ford, on Tugola river;
tax due thereon D. 37 39 b
An improved plantation, adjoining
'he town of Carnefville, on the wateis
of Stephens's crcrk, a branch of the
middle fotk of Broad river, whereon
William "WiHiamfon now rcfidcs; tax
due thereon D. 19 98.
One other improved plantation, situ '
ate on Tugola river, about one mile be
low Kee’s ferry, whereon Nathaniel
Payne now rcfidcs; tax due D. 4 co.
HENRY CHAPPELEAR,
Collefutr of the Revenue for
Franklin county, ,
Q&y 17.
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I* fuz SUPERIOR COURT, Rifh.
mondcounty t Upril%2 t 1802.
ON the petition of Sarah Fountain
and Peter Fountain, heirs of Peter
Fountain, dec* hjnjohn M‘Coy and Ma
ry MCoy hi* wi widow of
(he deceafcd, anw mother of the laid
Sarah and coder the age
of twenty-one as their natural
yuaulbn and he*| Mend; ftatmg that 1
the if Aceaftd ftgarr Peter Fountatb, di- J
o<l fci7.«H andpoffifTcd of a strain dft 1
of by uftimation
bundled (kdptc in the equity cTM
Richrnondvuc the Hi me roirjl
Columbia county, t>o the sfdters of thdfli
Kioka creek* bcingla pint ofl
eight hundred acrcl, granted tfncdf WiU |
liam Thompfcn, Rnb kf*
William Thomp&fl Ind wife to Richard I
Call, and by RWudp Call to th* said J
dcccafcd Peter Fjultair, and that Ibe j
deed from Thtmitjfon and wife to V
Richard Call is loft, V copy whereof, 111 |
near as could be afeefained, was imvpK- J
cd to the (aid petition ard is nosy lodg- I
ed in the dork’s officeAaccompanidd With J
the usual affidavit, and' praying Ml have■
the said copy eftablitwi in lieu of the ■
original so loft. V . H
It is oidned, That Kiefaid deed bo V
cftabliihcd as direded by\the ad of ihd-J
general affcmSJy in such jafn made i
provided, add according to rtnpfiMt rulerf'™
of law and equity, on hy {
publishing this rule, for fl.c fpkccpf ft* ■
months, in one of the public gazettes *
of this date, unless caufc (hall be (hewn
to the contrary within the said ft* „
months, of other matter (hall appear to 1
the court against the fame.
G, Walker, Solicitor for the Heirs •
Taken from the Minutest
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON, Clerk.
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NOTICE.
AFTER the expir/tion of nine months
front the date thereof, application
will be made to the Honorable the infe
rior court of Lincoln jounty fpr leave to|J
fell the following t rads ofl and: too acre# 5
Lincoln county, boqnfled by H* jooci dec*
and Savannah river; J|o accer, said coun
ty, hounded by Thlxusb Mitchell and i
Talbert; 300 acres, liid county, hounded :
by Philip Jpncs, Wilkes county, H*
Jones and river; 340 acres,
f>td county, bounded by John Hicka
and John Hardy Jbeing the real estate
of Henry Japes ddyeafed, for the benefit
of the heirs and creditors. J
PHILIP JONES, Adutu 1
May to. i J
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Augujia ami Savannah Slage.m
r ■PHE fublcribers rcfpeftfully J
. A inform tbcif friends and the public, m
that they have purchased the Line of J
Stages from Mdlrs. Joseph and WilliamH
Grant, with gopd Horfe*, Carriages,™
and a careful Driver. Stages start a r l
usual. fl
. I.BWTS calffrev, > p . . .M
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