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■ SATURDAY, Oftdfa 16, i8o:u THE AUGUSTA CHRUNICLE AND GAZETTE OF THE ■ T A T E. I FREEDOM of the PRESS and TRIAL by JURY shall remain inilolate. ConJUtution of Georgia. AUGUSTA: Printed by JOHN E. SMITH, near the market. [3 Dolts, per Aamm.'] Executive Department, Lmn/vilk, 18 th Junct 1802. A RESOLU riON in the words fol lowing, to wit: « RESOLVED, That his Excellency “ the Govcrnorbc and he is hereby autho f‘ rifed and requeued, to purine fuchraca « fores as in his judgment may moil cf « fcdually afeertain, and coiled, all just « claims which the citizen: of this ftatc •« may have against the Creek Nation of “ Indians; which said claims, (hall, befote “ they are exhibited, be duly authenti « cated by the oath of one or more dis “ interested persons, taken and certified u by any judge, justice of the peace, or “ clerk of the superior or interior “ courts.” Having pafled both branches of the legislature, and received the aflent of the executive— it is r Ordered, That all persons having claims against the Creek Nation of In dians, fpr property of any deferiytion by them taken or plundered, be and they are hereby required, to transmit the fame as soon as polfible to the executive depart ment, authenticated in. the manner by the afore recited resolution pointed out. Taken from the Journals of t9i Execu~ tive Department , GKo R. CLAYTON, Sec’y, UNJTERSirr of GEORGIA. Extract from an Alt of the General Af~ fembly , pajfed the sth5 th of Dccembery 1800. “ i.ec. 3. And he it further enabled. That the governor, the judges of the su perior courts, the president of the senate, the fpeakcr of the house of reprefenta tivcs, and the senators from the different counties (except the counties in which the governor, the judges, the president of the lienate, and speaker of the house of Tcprefentativcs, lor the time being (hall re(ide) (hall form a board of visitors, mhpfe duty it (hall be to superintend and the literature of this state ; and in particular of the public feat of learn wg.” The Senates Academicus of the date of Qeorgia (lands adjourned to meet at Lou ifvillc on the Wednesday after the firft Monday in November next, of which the members are refpedlfully requested to i take notice, ‘ By order of the Board of Trujlees y J. HAMILL, Secy. Auguji 23, 1802. SALES AT AUCTWN. WILL BE S O/L D, At AuQton, toithouf reftrvefin the City es Augusta , bmmencindin Monday the 18 th of Ottobdr ncxtJand continued from day to da\ until the fate is com pleted : \ J A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF merchAnd 1 Z £, Confuting of asticlcsi well worth the attention of Planters and Country Store keepers, and a sale npaft be effected, great Bargains may be excelled. Terms of sale, ca/h for all sums under fifty dollars, ana all over that lum on a cre dit of fix months, purchafcrs giving notes with approved fccurity. J.B WILKINSON, Au&'r. September B.'' TO BE LET, MAY be entered on, the firft day of Odtober, the LOT and Prcmifcs ln Augusta, at present occupied by Messrs, J. B O. St urges.— Also the hot and Buildings at the corner of Broad Centre streets, near the Maiket.— The latter will be fold on a credit, the porchafcr giving good fccurity. The Conditions may be known by applica hrari to Seaborn Jones or Walter Leigh, Squires, in Augusta; or the Subscriber « Spirit ctcck. ABRAHAM JONES. ' Lift of Letters remaining in thePofl-Of fc.ey Aubifla, lit of OEloker , 1802. A. GEORGE ALLEN, P.’ Alien, John V mold, George Adams, 3, Oifamus AIIciK B SebaftianXßlache, Abraham Bald win, 2, Augurs Baldwin, 2, James Bayard, William 2, Mils Emily Benjamin, Shadrack Bogan, 2 Cradock Bur tell, Sarah Bing. Mrs. N. H, Bugg, Patrick Boger, JahiA Barton, John Bar ker. / \ C. Mrs. Erfza Carres, Ananias Coo per, Wm. M. Cowles, L Mrs. Rebecca Cocke, Charles C, Caufins, 2, C utcheri 2, James Crawford, Peter Cranford, Jonathan Cook, James Clark & Co. William Cook, \ ■ Chapman, George Clenicf, Th Jtnas Cowles, Charles Carter. \ D. Jacob Danforth, Stephen Day, James Dyfart, Nicholas S. Dibruflv E Lyddai B Estes, Henry Evans, Solomon Ellis, jun. Mrs. Mary Edingi, William Eoings, Samuel Edmunds F. Thomas Flournoy, Jad>cs Fox, William Fiizpatrick, 2. John Fitzgerald, James Futch, Fullarton, Peter Fare, Mrs. Rachel French, Miss Mary Fears. G. Jesse Glover, Ala Garrett, Willi, am Gunlcy, Thomas Galphin. Morris Gilbird, Howell Gregory, Mrs. Gillifs, R.chard Gant. H. A. Hatcher, John Hamill, Har per & Maher, Gallavus Hendrick, Laird M. Harris, Thomas Hemphill, Samuel Holloman. J, James Johnson, Miss Eliza Jervis, A. Jackson & Co, Edmund B. Jenkins. K William Keeling, Kilbce & Low, William P. Ker, Robert Kennedy. I M. C. Leavenfwotth, Mrs. Ann Lamar, John B Lary, Thomas Lapflie, David Lapflie. M. John Matthews, 6, John Milledge, 10, Stith Mead, 4, Jotm M‘Loy, t-d -ward Murphey, Oaver Martin, John Medonnald, Holland M*Tyieie, Tho mas Moore, George Matthews, M‘Manois, 3, James Millar, Hartlord Montgomery, llaac Mix, William M‘ Clury, 2, James Magnan, William Mi nor, Charles Mumis, 2, Solomon Mar (hall, Hume Mandcrlon, John M‘Rea. N. Robert Nixon, William Naylor. p , Mrs Lucy Powell, Edward Piim rofe, 2, James Perry, 4, Alton Pember ton Benjamin John O. Pearrc. R. Edward Rowell, Jolcph Ray, George Ringland, John Rivcar, White Roffetter, Rice, James Ross, E. Ram fay, James B. Robinlon, Z. Rul hin, David Reid, Ricnard Randolph, Matthew Robey, Richard Reaves. S. Asa Shaw, William Stanton, James Simms, John Shackleford, John Scott, Mrs. Margaret Sears, Miss Louila C, M Stoner, Tilmond Snead, 2, Pitman Snead, Nathaniel Snead, James Stew art, Thomas Scarbr ugh, Miss Moriah Ann Smith, George Sibbald. T. John Twiggs, Wiliam Turner, John Taylor. V. James Void, Isaac Vernon. W. James T. Watson, Freeman Wal ker, Learoy Wilkins, George Walker, Mrs. Eliza Williams, —W A S,— Ro bert Ware, Waterman, Mrs. Fan ny Wood, Win, Williainfon, William Wardin. Z. John J. Zubly. J. B. WILKINSON, P. M. SHERIFF’S SALE. On the JirJl Tutfday in November next , at the market-house in the city of Augu - WILL BE SOLD, TWO likely Geldings, taken as the property ot Ezekiel Harris to la tisfy an execution in favor of Samuel Scott, obtained against the said Harris as security for the estate of Joseph Cox. Also, a likely bay gelding, taken un der execution. H. M‘TYRE, Sheriff. September 23. GEORGIA. CITT COLLECTOR'S SALES. On Saturday the zotk day of November nextt i * the market house in the city of between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock, WILL BE SOLD, For the tax levied by the Cily Council for thefupport of the City Guard jor the )e.ar 1801. One house and lot, the pro perty l£ Edward Pnmrofe;tax D 1 25. -;..00e Jot, whereon Jives Lewis Grego ry, the property of Kobertfon and Smith; tax D 1, . . One house and lot givenin by George Sibbaid; tax D. 1 25. One house and lot, the property of George Fuji; tax D *25. One house and lot, the property of j Michael Finke; tax 6zl cents. One house and Jot in Springfield, the property of David Harris; tax iB| cents. One lot on Broad-street, belonging to the estate of Henry May, dcccafed ; fax 93* cer ts. DREAD PACE, C. C. T. October 8 Live Dollars Reward. RUN AWAY trom the fubferiber a. bout five days ago, a negro girl named NELLY—(Iie is about eighteen years of age, tall and likely, (he had on a dark green j ickct and a biue coat.— The above reward will be paid on deli vering her to me, or lodging her in the Aupufta Jail. Odober 8. A. M«MILLAN. N O T I C E. THE fajeof Geo. Fee’s and Nathaniel Durkee's property, is postponed until the firft Tucfday in No vember next. Also the falc of the goods which were to have been fold on the firft Tucfday in Odober, is poPponcd to the firft Tuef day in November next. Odober 8. H. M<TYRE, Sheri/. TO BE SOLD. SEVEN hundiei acres of land, fituafe uppofitc the cAy of Augusta, on Sa -1 vannah River, in the date of South Ca rolina, a great proportion of which is Prime low Ground, and First quality High Land, well timbered.—For fur ther particulars, {apply to Col. Robert Watkins at AugJfla, who is authorifed to d fpofc of the flame. April 28. j N, B. If the above is not very short- ' ly fold, it will jbe leafed, for a term not exceeding feycn years. Twenty Dollars Reward. STRAYED or ftolcn from the fab feriber, out of the city of Augusta, on the 25th of April, 1802, a BAY HORSE, about fourteen hands and an half high, ten years old, (tout bodied, and well quartered, branded on the mounting shoulder, F S or E S, very dull, with fomc large white fpot* on each fide of his back, he is lop ear’d and ro man nosed, he has two bridle teeth on one fi.lc of his under jaw, he trots and canters with noble fpitit. Any person that will deliver me the said Hurfe lhall have the above reward, HOWEL GREGORY. Augusta, OQober 6 ~ ITT c e s. THE Grccncfborough Jockey Club Races, will commence lor the se cond time at Grccnelborough, on the last Wednesday in Oflober next, being the 27th, free for any horse, mare or gel-d -ing; the proportionate sums to be mn for, (hall be at least as follows, viz.—■ The firft day's purfc, three mile heats, 2so dollars; the fccond day’s purfc, two , mile heats, 150 dollars; the third day’s (fweepftake) one mile heats, for the en trance money. By order of the President , ' I ALLAN STEWART, Scc’y. September 2.5. ■ • L- v> f%% ~ I h j / . fVoL. XVII. No. 836.1 • OS WELL EVE G? Co, HAVE now on hand, a quan tity of RUM, dittilled at thct. Distil lery, which they fl itter themfelvcs is at Icatt equal to any imported from cither of the states: They now offer it for falc low by the Puncheon. V GIN and WHISKEY as ufgal. C-3“ Afr W barrels of TAR are wanted. Quod-Ale, near Augiifta, Aug. 27. AUGUSTA CITY HOTEL. THE Subfcribcr rcfpectfully A informs the public, that’be has rent ed Buildings lately occupied by Jo fjph Carrie, where he has commenced keeping a Genteel BOARDING HOUSE, and wheic Gentlemen Travel lers may be accommodated on reafoaable terms.—He intends keeping a Livery Stable, conffantly fiipplicd wlth-F^c^c. As the buildings he has taken arc°at commodious as any in this city for the intended purpose, he doubts not, that his steady and unremitted attention, will give general Aitisfadiion to thofc who may favor him with their company. JOHN D’ANTIGNAC. &3“1 HE Subfcribcr informs his friends, that he has a good SI AGE and HORSES to hire, to go to Bash or elfewherc ; aifo a good careful Driver. to go with the fame, JOHN D’ANTIGNAC. September 10. T O r e N t, *• ' And immediate RojfrjfLm given, The STORE and HOUSE, at present occupied by Mr Thomas Jones, as good a Hand for bufinefslt any in thisplr.ee, DAVID URQJJHART. £ OclobfV 2, ss NOTICE. ALL thofc indebted to the late Concern of ROLbTON & NES BITT, of this place, are informed that their refpeflive accounts and obligations are placed in the hands of Nicholaa Ware, Esq, for collection. N O T I C/E. Having to the Southward, and iVendibg to carry on my Business in this placoas heretofore, that of a TATLOR , in ajlrfls different branches ; will be thankful^to nW former Customers and others, for emplovJncnr. / ge6rge poll. Notice is hereby given , THAT alter the expir/rion of nine months from the Jfitc hereof ap plication will to the inferior court of Warren c\ofty, for an order of sale of the lands ofVSdward Murphey, late of Warren amntj\ dcceafed, for the benefit of the Jieirs of fiyd Murphey. ELIZ. MURPHEY, Adm’x. JO-fIN MURPHEY, Edm'r. Sept. yo. WILL BE SOLD, 1 # On the prjl Thursday in December next, at the plantation efiEdward Murphey , late of Warren coun\ deced/rd, All the personal eftare of the said Murphey, confvfhVj of negroes, up wards of fifty head oIT citttlc, together with horses, fhpAp, tools, honfchold fuiniturc, &c. On a credit of I fix bond With approved security. \ E. MURPHEV, Adm’x. J. MURPHEY, Adm’r. September 30. A few BOARDERS may 1 be accommodated .at Mrs. BRAV's, J rear the Market. I_. ’ v