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, ; r,^ Thomas M‘€all Ha&, HAS RECEIV From Britain and the Northern Stately, A PART OF HU SUPPLY OF GOODS , -V I z— i Trunk Cotton Hose I do. worded do* I bale calfimcrc 1 do. fupcrfine cloths 2 do. drab cloths and coatings 1 do. fwanfdovvns 2 do. duffil blankets i do. Flannels 3 trunks cailicocs i do. Marfcillcs quilting * do. cftmity i do. tambor’d cmiflin I do, book mull in handkerchiefs r do. cords, thickfcts and velvets 6o dozen blue romals 1 bale licklenburgs 2 boxes i Irifn linen i do. Btittanias i do. platilias 1 bale dowlas and (heeling 2 do. India cottons i do. India nankeens i box bandannoe handkerchiefs i bale twilled lacking - 2 do. cotton bagging 1 do, oznaburgs 2 do. durants i trunk fewingfllk and twill i box tape and thread I case mens fine hats 30 reams writing paper 3 cases books and stationary . 1 bale wrapping paper 1 box quality binding 2 do. cotton cards 7 cases Amftcrdam glass ware 6 calks nails 3 chcfts hyfon tea 2 barrels whale oil 4 do. paint oil _ , 1 calk spirits turpentine 2 barrels roll brimllone r do. floured do. 1 box crude do. 20 kegs white lead 2 bags race ginger 2 do. alfpice 2 do. pepper 1700 lb green copperas .* 5 coils cordage 2 calks bar lead 1 hoglhcsd bedcords 1 do. fein twine 3 tons bar iron 3 faggotts German ftccl \ ton bliflered do. 60 (hear moulds 1 hogfliead cutlery 1 box buttons 1 calk wood ferews 2 hogflicads ironmongery 3 dozen straw knives 22 dozen slates qooo (late pencils 2 d. zen spades, 1 calk chain traces. Which he offers for sale at his Ware- House in BROAD STREET, at his usual low prices. * # * Country Merchants supplied on tafy terms, Oflobcr 20. {tTO LET, The habitable part of the Te nement atprefent occupied by Thomas M Call Harris. The house is com pletely lurnilhcd ; which furniture is for sale, or to let with the houfe —For terms apply on the premises. Oftcber 13. ’ WILL BE SOLD, On Thursday the tslh of November next, at the house of David Clements , late of Hancock county, dec. The flock of cattle and horses of the said dcceafed, not heretofore fold; the plantation u ter fils, a waggon, and some corn and fmal) grain. On the fame day, will be rented* for one year, the Plantation whereon the dcceafed formerly lived, adjoining the town of Sparta, with a hand some dwelling-house and ci ther improvements. . On Saturday the 27th, at the plantati on of the deceased, on Island creek, will be fold* the remaining flock of horfea and cattle, the plantation utenftis, and crop of corn and wheat. At the fatoc time will be rented, for one year, a Plan tation lying on Iflaud creek, under a good fence, with a commodious dwel ling-house, out houses, and a good cot ton gin; for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Twelve months credit will be given, the porcha fcr giving bond with good fccarity. R. M. Cunningham. > r , Myles Grseni, Jr ur *.j OBobtr 15, ,|| . - • : Int, 1802. ords.fol / feellency y autho uch mca moft es , ali just his state lation ot !I, bcfoie uthenti :ore dif ccrtified eacc, or inferior branches be affcnt having n of In* dians, for property of any defeription by them taken or plundered* be and they are hereby required, totranfmit the fame as fuon as puuible to the cxecstjysdepa?!:- ment, authenticated in the manner by the afore recited resolution pointed cut. Taken from the Journals of the Execu tive Department, GKo. R. CLAYTON, Sec’y. T~G BE LET, MAY be entered on, the firft day of Oftabcr, the LOT and Preraifcs in Augusta, at present occupied by Mrffrs. J. & O. Sturges.— Also the Lot and Buildings at the corner of Broad and Centre ftrccts, near the Market,— The latter will be fold on a credit, the purchaser giving good fccurity. The Conditions may be known by applies tion to Seaborn Jones or Walter Leigh, Esquires, in Augusta; ot the Subscriber at Spirit creek. ABRAHAM JONES. To be Rented immediately, And on a Lease, if preferred, AVERY convenient STt)RE and DWELLING-HOUXE, Salt do. with Kitchen anAStable/ joined by a Garden, fuuated us the upper part of Broad-flrcctj beinVyOnc of the best (lands for cfpecially Cotton, / \ On the fame loL'llanils a well finifhed GIN-HOUSE, containing a Machine, made by the man Mechanic, of fifty- five fawsyvvith compfeat mountings -—Also, a large artd very conveniently placed Stort-Houfe for Cotton. Which two Buildings and Machine are hereby offered for sale—For terms of rent and Tale, apply to Mr. David Reid, Mer chant, or Major James Pearre. Augusta, Ohohtr g, Five Dollars Rejtvard. STRAYED frorarhe fubferi bcrVplantation,\living in Columbia county, A SQRRKL HORSE, about fifteen and an halt Vamds high, blazed in J the forehead,, and imout eight years old, no brand recolle6ted,\ Whoever will re turn fard horfe/o mc,V>r to Claud Del col in Augusta, will receive the above Reward. / \ / JAMES BAYARD. Lift of Letters remaining in the Poft.Oj fice at Columbia Court House, will be sent to the (j\\neral Pofi • Offiah if not taken out by flu firjl day ,4f December next. \ y Joseph AllcV px John W. Smith, Evan 'Nancy M‘ Gchee, col. James/M‘Neil, •*,.✓Charles Dicks, Abraham Davis, col./Benjamin Few, David Porter, Gibfdn, Mrs. Mary jStone, z,\ £harles Pope, Daniel Flarragin, Zacluriah Garnett, Edmund Bngg, JamcswVod, Esq. Mrs. Barrett, care of R. J3a!e\ J. Grinage, Reuben Langfton,VFrancA F. Taylor, Hugh Rea, JamcyAllen, Jeifc H. Moore, William William Low, John Morris, Charles Devereaux, iMrs. Eliza Thompfon,'John Gourdon, John Bragg, James Symns, Esq. Mrs. Chariey Crook (hanks, JohnG Boftick, Benjamin Wil liams, £fq. Eiifha Walker, capt. Hugh Blair, George Thompson, Chsppcl Bon ner, Esq. Robert Kenny, MHcs Carten, James Wood, Esq. William Cobbs, ... HADEN PRIOR, P.M . OQober I. dSfVELL EVE & Co. HAVE now on hand, a Quan tity of R U M, distilled at their Distil lery, which they flatter thcmfelvcs is at lead equal to any imported from either of the dates : They now offer it for faie low by the Puncheon. V GIN a n d WHISKEY as ofual. I. 03" A few barrels of TAR are wanted. Good- die, neaf Augufia, Aug. 27- :vf One Hundred Dollars Rc ZZ/i27'd» STOLEN from the Mode- Rick, before the fubfcrber’s dot i, on Saturday 25th September lalf, a HORSE, SADDLE and BRIDLE—The Horse is about 14V hands high, is a dark chefnut coloured forrcl, with a large blaze in his face, with a little white on each ot his fore feet; the reins of the Bridle of red 1 leather, and a plated fhfefflc bit, with cir cular guards to it: a large Angle skirted Portmanteau Saddle, made very higi be hind, with a frnallnm of plate extending over the top of the hind parr, with iron rings and flaples to fatten the portmanteau to, and plated stirrups. The above Re ward (hail be given on the apprehending and conviftionof thcThi f, or TWEN TY DOLLARS for the Horse—or the Horse, Saddle and Bridle. BENJAMIN SIMS. - Augujla , OBobtr 12. COLLECTORS SALES. At the court-house in Greemjborought on thtifirfi Saturday in December ncxt t WILL BE SOLD, The following property , or as much thereof as will jatisfy the tax with cojts for the year 1801. 150 acres 2d and 3d quality, Greene county, Ucoocc liver, gaoicd to Napier and joins Phillips, returned by Thomas Goodwin; taxi) 1875. j ac;cs 3.1 quality, Grctne coun ty, waters Shouiderboue, granted to un known and joins Fofey, returned by Wm, Griddle; 6ij cents. too a«.r-8 3d quality, Greene county, waters Beavcrdam creek, granted to Smith and joins Eiicfs, returned by John Edefs; D. 1 37 £. . 150 acres 3.1 quality, Hancock coun ty, waters F cicck, granted to Harper and joins Battle, returned by Jcfle Farm; 62 J cents. 200 acres 3d quality, Greene county, wateis Beavcrdam creek, granted to Smith and j jins Houghton, returned by Joseph Hubbard; 75 cents. 1431 acres 3d quaiity, Greene coun ty, waters bnouiderbone, granted to Cook and joins Richards, returned by Charles Ivey; 6tj. 152 acres 3d quality, Greene county, waters Beavciharn creek, granted to Mel ton, joins Davidfon* returned by Jere miah Robinctt; 75 cents. 130 acres 3d quality, Greene county, Ogecncc, granted to Williams, joins Robertson, returned by Jacob Finly; 75 cents, 350 acres 311 quaiity, Greene county, Ogcchee, granted to unknown and joins Newel, returned by Thomas Stewart; D. 1 6|. 112 acres 2d quality, Greene county, waters S. creek, granted 'to Dawion, joins Gatling, letumed by Jason Cat gel; D. 1 25. , '■/. zoo acres 2d quality, Greene county, waters Little river, granted to Dukes, joins Ncwfom, returned by John Hunt; D- 1 371- 530 acres ift and 2d quality, Greene county, waters Little river, granted to Scott, joins Fluckcr, returned by Sady Williams; D. 5 75. . ’ . .. 161 acres 2d quality, Greene county, Little river, granted to Williams, joins Daniel], returned by Ransom Duke; D. 2 12 £. —Also, 485 acres 2d quality, ditto, waters do. gtanted to do. joins do. returned by Ransom Duke, as cxe cutor for F- WjdlUim; D. 2. t 50 acres 3 1 quality, Wilkes county, S creek granted to unknowm, joins ditto, returned by Jehu Going; 87 j cents. 118 acres 2d quality, Greene county, Little river, granted to '1 raywick, joins Madox, returned by Wiliiam Picalant; D. 2 75 100 acres 3d quality, Greene county, ) waters Little river, granted to Johnfcn, 1 and joins Hunt, returned by William Lingo; 62 5- cents, 80 acres id quality, Greene, waters Oconee, granted to Daniell, joins Mat thews, returned by James Butler, as agent for David M‘Cawmack; D 1 87^. 322 acres 3d quality, Greene, Appa lachee, grantedrto Allerfon, joins Elder, returned by PnAfle-y Thornton; D. 1 50 690 acres zd quality, Greene, Appa lachie, granted to .Moseley, joins un known, returned by jofeofa Turnbooll; d. 2 jo. -v- .. - \ 250 quality, Greene, Rich- 1 land granted to felf, and joins returned by William Kim broujjK jon. D. z £O. /mo, 104 acres 3d quality, Greene, waters Shouldttbone, granted M’Clen don, joins Martin, returned by Thomal M*Clendon; c6f cents 1. .3 FIELDS JIfiNNEDY, C.G.G. September 30, . ’ T T f -*C. - t AUGUSTA CITY HOTFi T Subfcribcr idpeafafc "T. informs the public, that he has rent, ed in; Buildings lately occupied by In. fepb Carrie, where he has commenced keeping a Genteel BOARDINr HOUSE, and where Gentlemen Travel lers may be accommodated cn rcafonaU terms.-He intends keeping a Stable, conflantly (applied with Fcr3o/ As the buildings he has taken arcM commodious as any in this city for th iutended purpose, he doubts not, that his ftcady and unremitted attention, *ji give general fatisfaftion to ihofc who m favor him with their company. JOHN B’ANTIGNAC, Ashton’s Tavern. TOSEPH ASHTON takes the liberty J of returning his sincere thank* to bis iriends in particular, and the public in general, for the liberal encouragement he has met with fincc his commencement of business in this place, and allures them nothing in his power shall be wanting to merit a continuance of their favors he hkewife informs them, he has (as uful al) ills liable well f'urnilhed with every kind of forage necessary for hotfes-h; has also furmfhed himfelf with a good aflbrtmcnt of Wine', Liquors and Porter: In Ihorr, every thing that can make the weary traveller comfortable, and his town friends agreeable; as far as a cheer, ful landlord, good, wholesome and plea, (ant cheer, will contribute, with rea finable charges, to their happinefi.— Alhtcn pledges himfelf for it, and it certain every branch in his family will fccond his endeavors, hoping by these means to continue those favors, for which he feels himfelf under every obligation to a generous and liberal public. OftoM 13. NO TICE . $3" THE Tale of Geo. Fee’s and Nathaniel Durkcc’s property, it puftponed until the (irft Tuefday in No vember next, Also the sale of the goods which were to have been fold on the firfi Tuefday in Oflober, is postponed to the firft Tues. day in November next. Odober 8. H. M‘TYRE, Sheriff. SHERIFF’S SALE. On the fitfi Inejdtiy in No<v&fhher next, at the market-hou/k in th/ city of Attgu* fiay \ / WILL SOLD, TWO likely Geklings, taken as the property of Ezekiel Harris to la. tisfy an execution in fav\r of Samuel Scott, chained against thAfaid Harris as kcayny for the estate of Joseph Ccx. Also, a likely bay gelding, un der execution. \ H. M‘TYRE, Shehff. September 29. arrCOLLECTOR'S halls. On Saturday the loth day oj November next, a t the market hcuje in the city of fiugufia, between the hours oj to and 2 o‘clock, WILL RESOLD, For the tax levied by the City Council for thefupport of the City Guard jor the year jS Os. One house and lot, the pro perty o* Edward Primroit j tax D 1 25* One lot, whereon lives Lewis Grego ry, the property of Kobertfon and Smith; tax O. 1. One house and lot given in by George Sibbald; tax D. 1 jtj. One house and lot, the property of George Foil;* tax D. *25. One house and lot in Springfield, the property of David Harris; tax 18* cents. One'lot on Broad-ftrcet, belonging to the estate of Henry May, dcccalcd; tax 9Xi cents. DREAD PACE, C. C. T. Odober 8. WILL BE SOLD, At th: house of Abraham Jones, EJq. on Spirit creek, on the Jecond Saturday in November next, A flock of cattle, and force beaf cattkj on a credit of nincaiontns, by giving'approved fccqrity to Heze> kiah Beal,-Guardian to Jacob Beal, i . Utfcber 2*. , NOTICE^ ALL those- indebted to the late Concern of ROLSTON & NFS BU T, of arc informed that their refpeflivc accounts and; oblige” o0 * i are placed iIT the % hands of N1 c aot as ; W are, Efq.'for collcftion.. ( •