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Ashton’s Tavern.
JOSEPH ASH lON takes the liberty
of returning hisfmeere thank* to hi*
friends in particular) and the public in
general) for the liberal encouragement he
ha* met with since hi* commencement ol
bufmefs in this p]ace } and allures them
nothing in his power lhall be wanting
to merit a continmnce of their favors;
he likewise informs them, he has (as usu
al) hi* liable well furniihed with every
■kind of forage neccffary for horses —he
has also furniihed himfelf with a good
■effort me nt of Winer> Liquors and Porter:
In (hurt, every thing that can make the
weary traveller comfortable, and hi*
town friends agreeable ; as far a* a cheer
ful landlord, good, wholcfumc and plea
sant cheer, will contribute, with rsa
_ finable charges, to their happinefs—
mmm piedg e* himfelf for it, and is
brarch in his family will
PPPWoWP hi* endeavors, hoping by these
moans to continue thofc favors, for which
he fed* himfelf under every obligation
to a generous and libera! public.
Oftobcr 13.
Silver-Bluff Lands.
t)n the Jicoud Monuay in January next,
at it o’clock,
WILL BE SOLD,
By PUBLIC 4UCJ ION, tj not before
dijpojed ol by PriiLte Cohtrati, at Hit
ler- Bluff, I
ALL tftufc valuable LANDS, on
both fide* of (Savannah river, and
lying in Richmond county, Georgia;
Edgefield and Barnwell diltndL, South*
Carolina, confining of about 12,600 a
cres ol land, ot which acoo acres are
high river swamp/ in Georgia, and the
remainder of abu|t 1000 acres of high
river (Vamp, audipboo of exceJlent cot
ton or pine, land, bouth Carolina; on
the Carolina fide (s one of the beff Mill
Sears in this Hate, on Hollow and Iron
creek* united, on which are a Saw Mill
of four Saws, a Griff Mill and two pair
of Stones, and a Cotton Saw Gin, with
water for the whole in the dneff fealons.
The Lands in Carolina will, after referv
ing a jufficicncy for the Saw Mills, be laid
c“ imo Imab Plantations, to luit purcha
for* and fettiets.
Terms, one third Cash, and the re
maincier in one and two years, with in
tcreff from the date ; bonds, with ap
proved petfonal fccuiity (or the remain
der, with a mortgage of the property.
Purchasers to pay for titles.
These lands will be immediately re
fu.vcycd, and laid off into fmail tiadb,
(except the Mill Scat) which, when done,
due notice will be given. For furthei
particulars, apply to Col. A. Gordon.
Savannah j D*. John Ramsa t, Cbarlc
ftor; Osw'ELL Fve Elq. Augusta j 01
Charles Goodwin, at Silver B uff.
A toil 22.
' WANTED,
A Cook, WHihcr and Ironer,
for whom liberal wages will be given,
and paid regularly evfcry month—lnquire
' of the primtr•
NOTICE, ’
After the expiration of nine
months from the date hereof* applicati
on will be made to* the honorable, the in
ferior court ot the bounty of Elicit, for
have to fell two hundred acres of land,
more or left, in ffcid county, adjoining
lands of Daniel Waite, the property of
Thomas Redgway, receded, for the be
nefit of the heirs and JPeditors of said
flatutc in that
case provtjfd.
LITOY RfKgWAV, Adm'x,
M. WOODS, Adm’r, •
Augujl 24. , f
*r-
Greene Coo NTt, July 7, iBox.
Notice is hereby given,
HTH AT after the expiration of
nine months,! application will be
rna<h to thevhonora de the Inferior Conrt
of Greene county for leave to fell a
traft of land in fait county, in the fork
of the Oconee atin Appalachic rivers,
on the waters of ElHfon’s creek, adjoin
ing Matthews, Moldar.d and others. Al
so otic other trad ill said ccumy, on- the
Eeavcnlam of Richland creek, adjoin
ing Houghton, ana othersj it being for
rhe benefit of the heirs and crcditots of
Miles Beavers, dec safed,
IT is reque ted that all per
rons who have any demands against said
deceased, will rna :e them known within
the time prefcribcc by law, and thofc in
debted will make payment by the firft of
September next, as no longer indulgence
will be given.
W M , JENKINS, Adm'r.
NOTICE.
NINE months from the date hereof I
shall apply to the honorable the
inferior court of Columbia county, for
an order to lull end hundred acres of
land, being the whole of the real estate
of Charles Atkinson, Idee, lying in Co
lumbia county, onth< waters of the Eu
chee creek, bounded by lands of Craw
ford, Sims, Smith, a id lands belonging
to the cf. cot Dawfcn, for the benefit
of the heirs and crej liters of the said
deceased, J
V. ATKINSON, Adm'r.
Junt 28.
NOTICE.
AFTER the expiration of nine
months from the date hereot, application
will be made to the honorable the inle
tior court of the coanty of Burke for
leave to fell two hundred acres of pine
land, in the said county, adjoining lands
of Telfair, belonging| to the efiate of
P’eafant Goodall, defeated, for the be
nefit of the heirs of the said deceased,
agreeable to the ftatujc in that case made
and provided,
ARTHUR WILLIAMS,
Guardian .
7*
Blank Bonds, Powers of At
torney, and Mortgages for Tale
at this Office* v
NO VICE, ]
After the cxtiration of nine
monthi from the data hereof, application
will be made to the the infe
rior court of the coknty of Burke, for
leave to fell the real estate of John Mai
lory, jun. deceased,] viz.— ijo acre* of
land, more or less, in the said county,
adjoining land* of J4hn Steptoe, for (he
benefit of the heirs and creditors of the
said deceafcd, to the flatote in
that case made and provided.
WILLIAM MALLORY, Adm'r.
July 7. t
NOTICE:
AFTER the expiration of nine months
from the date hereof, application
will be made to the honorable the infe
rior court of LincoU county for leave to
fell the following traps of land: 100 acres
Lincoln county, boomed by H. Jones dec.
and Savannah river; 14.0 acre.*-, said coun
ty, bounded by r I ll>ma«, Mitchell and
Talbert; 300 acres,/aid county, bounded
by Philip Jones, Wilkes county, H.
Jones and Savannan river ; 34.0 acres,
said county, boundard by John Hicks
and John Hardy JJeing the teal estate
of Henry Joncft d&c|afeti, lor the benefit
of the heirs and creditors.
PHILIPJ JONES, Adm'r,
May 20. -
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
Edward Powell, dcecafed, arc re
quested to make immediate payment, and
all tbofc having demands against the e
date are requeued to hand in their ac
counts atufted as the law requires, on 01
before the 20th January next.
JOHN POWELL, ) _ ,
JOHN HARDIMAN, 5 rs *
Oflobcr 25.
SHERIFF’S. SALES.
On the jirji 'Tutjday in December jnext, at
the court house in Hancock/ountv t at
the ujual hnurs f yr
If 111 BE/OLD,
Three himflredracres of land,
mere or ids, wnercofi lives J«.hn Hum
phrics, adjoiningNA. Smith ; two hun
dred acte* or less, adjoining
the afore on Town creek,
whereon lured Mr. Vfarbert; executed
28 the proper y of said John Humphries,
in lavor,<)f Thomas Batrett & Co,
Oq/Tiundred acres of land, more or
less, whereon lives Moses Marshall, or
Rcckey creek, adjoining Fruncy; exe
cuted as the property ot said Maifhal!,
in favor ot James Scarlett,
, Sixty acres of land, more or lef»,
whereon lives Elijah Hearn, adjoining
Choyce, one bay horse; executed as the
property of said Hearn, in favor of Wil
iiam Grigg. 4
A parcel of corn and fodder and seven
acres of cotton; levied on as the pro
perty of Benjamin Bolt, in favor of Jo
nathan Thomas. Terms Cash. ’
JESSE GRIGG, />.«.
OUoier if.
| A Thntathn for Sale.
r | ’'HE PLANTATION belonging to
X the eflate of Cornelius Dyfart, d e , :
crafed, joining Bedford, and lying on
<he toad leading to Waftiington, vu'lJ jj e .
fold on very teafonable terms, if applj.
cation is made previous to t.,c firftof J s ,
nnary next. Terms of (ale are one thirl
p»id down, and the balance by equal in.
Claimants of one and two ‘years. ■
. Tllis plactaticn, from it* public Ctua
tion, is well known, which renders a
particular deferipfion unneceffarv • U f
rent, annually torn |6o t 0 do |,
—if not fold by this mne
ed, it will be leafed fora term of years,.
Those willing to nu rebate will [ leaf?
apply to John Catlett, Erq,, DMr thc
mist s, or to Mr. William ft. J at k, Ao.
gnfta,
November i,
iv 1 a l h e s o'rjr ■
On the fir ft. Monday in January ntu
the plantation oj Richard
chafed, on Broad river, in the corner
Oglethorpe. V
The whole personal estate « j
said Richard Havvte, confiding of twcn\ I
ty-feven negroes, the whole dock ot\ I
horses, cattle, (keep and hogs, houfe«\ I
hold and kitchen furniture, a small li« \l
brary of well afTortcd books, plantation \l
tools, with the crop of com and fodder. 9
Thc fa!c to continue from day to day, ■
until the whole is fold. Conditions 9
twelve months credit, the purchaser giv- 9
ing bond with approved feenrity. 9
WILLIAM HARVIF, E*’r. I
O Bober I
SHERIFF’S SALES. I
At Elbert court hovfe t on the ftrjl Tuep I
day in December next, £
WILL BE SOLD , 1
ONE fide board, dtlk and bureau* 9
one laige looking glass, two wal- 9
nut tables, and eleven windfor chain, 9
taken by cxecuti"n as the property of 9
George Cleghoin, to fatisfy Lavike 9
and Bruix. , 9
One negro woman by the name of ■
jane, and her three yourgeft children, B
Betty, Abraham and Winr.ey; taken by' B
execution as the property of Gemq B
Watthall, to fatisfy Joteph Terrel). 9
One negro, by name John, and eighty ■
acres of land, lying on Beavcrdamctetk, ■
well improved, Elbcit county j taken 9
by execution as the property of Geirtt B
Watthall, to fatisfy Oliver and Sale. B
Also, one whip-Caw; taken by execo- B
as the property of Atchibald Doug- B
lass. m
R. MIDDLETON, Shenf. |
OBober 2i. j _ J
l' NO T 1 cTE/ J
The sale of the goods fl
which were to have been fold on the f 9
Torfday in November, Is pofiponed to*
thc fxrft Tuclbay in D cetnber next. »
Nov. 5. H. M‘TYRE, |
v fCl* A few BOARDERS may I
be ' accommodated at Mrs. s» 9
Broad-ftrcet, near the'Market; *