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[ jjfiT-URDAY, J 'kcembet 18, ISO 3. THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AND G azette of the state. FREEDOM of the PRESS and I R i A L by JURY shall remain inviolate. AUGUSTA: Printed by JOHN E. SMITH, near the market. 13 Do/is. per Annum,] ■* ■ - —* ■ ■ ■ The Subscribers Ha z e received a new /apply of Jewelry, Silver Plate, &c. WhtcL' t added to their Stock on hand , make a very general AJfortment ; a mong which are the fallowing articles, —V I Z Silver tea-pots, sugar-dishes and cream pots Di ito table, tea, milliard and fait spoons Ditto sugar tongs And caddy spoons Ditto thimbles Diuo knee, buckles and sleeve buttons Gold watches, lingie and double cased Stiver ditto ditto Watch Teals and keys Plain gnd fancy gold rings Gold claips, watlt buckles, lockets and bread pins Ditto ear knobs, drops and wires Ditto sleeve buttons Plated ratidiefticks, fnuffers & bottle Hands Indies Morocco pocket books Tortoise fhcll hair combs Snulf and fegar boxes Tonkey beans Ciarinetts and fifes Billiard bails Elegan’ looking glades, &c. THEY ALSO HAVE OH HAND, Jamaica rum Molasses perhogfhead Bar iron and German Heel Li firm wine 6T4te good quality, and 4000 ft. Nor di ward cheese. • It being' the intention of the fubferibers to difeontinae thpr Store in this city, in all the month of January next, the above Goods will be offered for sale on the low ed terms for ready pay. Those persons indebted are requested to make payment previous to the firft of Ja nuary 1803. H. LORD fcfC®. Attgujla, DeCemhrr 1 t Ferdinand Phinizy Has received per the Ship Two friends, from London, and the Su/an from Liverpool, via Charlcfton, A Large and General AJfortment of EUROPEAN GOODS, CONSISTING c-f every article usu ally imported for the upper coim try tiade, which he is now opening, and will dispose ot on the lowed terms, at his Stores at Augusta- China Grove ( »nd at Lexington, Oglethorpe court house. HE HAS ALSO A COMPLEAT ASSORTMENT OF BOLLING CLOTHS , LIQUORS and GUO- ERIEs On hand, of which be intends to keep a constant fuppiy. The highest price given for cotton and tobacco, Augujia, Dec. 1, J Bcz. The Subscriber, BEGS leave to inform lus friends and the public in general, that he has cttablilhed a HOUSE in Savannah, and taken into copartnerlhip Mr. Francis H. Welman, a young gentleman who lives at present with Mr. Benjamin Mau rice, Merchant in Savannah, to com mence on the firft of January next, un der the firm of PHINIZY fcf WEL MAN. I have taken Stores and Wharf on the Coffee-Houfe Wharf, next to Melfrs. Dennis and Williams, where I expert to purchase and fell all kinds of Country Produce; I also exped to tranfad busi ness as a Comifgjfam Merchant, and hope 1° give general fatisfaftion to those who will favor me with their custom. F. PHINIZY. Augnfa, Dec. I, 1802. hyA NS hji d. Si' CA B E HAVE jail reeled from Baltimore, five boxes df mens and women# FINE II ITS, well ported, which they will fell at . a low adAfice* tv r Qafi or Cotton ' JuJi received, and now opening, in ad dition to my former 'Stock, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS AMD GROCERIES, Which / offer for faL at moderate terms I for cash or PRODUCE, THAT IS TO SAY : 35 pieces fuperfine blue, black, mixer] and coaling cloths 15 do. blue, black, brown, buff, white and green call! me res 3 do. fwanfdowr. 250 London duffil blankets 7-4 and 8-4 160 do. role do. 8-4 and 9-4 800 yards planes 12. dozen worded hosiery, assorted 24 do. cotto i do. fancy ribbed • 30 pieces durants 10 do. red, green, blue and white flannels Bmnbazett and bombnzenes Black and dove colored India luteftring Ladies black, white and fancy silk gloves 2 pieces florentine, fancy stripe 50 do. fuperfine fancy prints 40 do. lappet, plain, black and jaconet muslins 6 dozen fancy silk hdks. assorted colors 2 4 do. pocket do. do. do. 2 do. ladies red and dove coloured lac ed cloaks Sail duck Dutch (heeting 10 pieces Hollands 12 bolts German oznaburga 60 pieces ~ Irilh linen icoft. colored nuns, and (hoe thread 80 pieces cotton bagging 150 ft twine Mens, womens and youths hats Cutlery of various kinds, 8 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica rum 6 doi New England do. 3 pipes heft Hollands gin Sugars, white aad brown by hhd. or bbl. Coffee by the barrel 12 calks nails, 4,6, 8, 10 & zo penny 3 chests tea A haridfome assortment of callings 800 gallons done juggs 500 bulhels alum fait 20 crates crockery ware, SAMUEL M. SMYTH. November 27. Isaac Herbert Begs leave to inform his friends and the public 111 general, that he has just re ceived a bat t of his Fall Supply of GOODS, Cnnftfttng chitfly of the following articles : JAMAICA and Northward rum Sugar and coffee Hyfon and foufhong teas Bed Inverness cotton bagging London and Bristol duffil blankets Flaxen oznaburgs Linens, calicoes, muslins and durants Mens fine and coarse hats Mens and womens cotton hose Mens fine (hoes Earthen and Hone ware in crates, well as sorted Empty bottles in crates Broad and hilling hoes, Sec. Sec, Which, with his former Stock, will be disposed of on moderate terms for CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE. December 3. CAUT I O M SOME evil disposed persons having cut and destroyed the Timber, and o therwise trespassed on two fifty acre lots in the townlhip of Augusta, originally granted to James Gray, dcccafed, adjoin ing Archibald Beall, Esq. and other*.—• These are to forbid future trcfpaffes, and to assure such perfens that they will be sued indifcriminatcly in the Federal Court. ISAAC HERBERT, Attorney for JaiiKf Bidgin. November n. GEORGIA. Thomas M‘Call Harris, HAS RECEIVED From Britain and the Nortntrn States, A PART OF HIS SUPPLY OF GOODS\ -v i z i Trunk Cotton Hole l do. worried uo, I bale calfi.nere i do. fuperftne cloths z do. drab cloths and coating; I do. fwanfdowns z do. dufEl blankets i do. Flannels 3 trunks cailicoes i do. Marfeiilcs quilting z do. dimity I dtambar’d muslin I do, bonk mull in handkerchiefs i do. cords, thkkfcts and velvets 6o dozen blue romals 1 bale tickienburgs 2 boxes Irilh linen 1 do. Brittanias 1 do. platillas 1 bale dowlas and (hccting 2 do. India cottons i do. India nankeens i box bandannoc handkerchiefs 1 bale twilled lacking 2 do. cotton bagging 1 do. oznaburgs 2 do. durants I trunk sewing fi’k and twist I box tape and thread I case mens hoe hats 30 reams writing paper 3 cases books and iladonary 1 bale wrapping paper 1 box quality binding 2 do cotton cards 7 cases Amftcrdam glass ware 6 calk’ nails 3 cheft* hyfon tea 2 barrels whate oil 4, do. paint oil 1 calk spirits turpentine 2 barrels roll biimftune 1 do. floured do. 1 box crude do. 20 kegs white lead 2 bags race ginger 2 do alfpice - 2 do. pepper 1700 ft green copperas 5 coils cordage 2 calks bat lead 1 hoglhcad bcdcords 1 do. fein twine 3 tons bar iron 3 laggotts German steel | ton bliftcred do. 60 Ihear moulds 1 hoglhcad cutlery 1 box buttons 1 calk wood ferews 2 hoglhcads ironmongery 3 dozen straw knives 22 dozen Hates 9000 Hate pencils 2 dozen fpadcs, 1 calk chain traces. Which he offer* for sale at his Ware- House in BROAD SI REE I, at his ufua! low prices. * # * Country Merchants Japplied on tafy terms. Oflobw 20. NEW & ELEGANT BOOKS. Ihe fubferiber has now open and for sale at his Store in Broad-ltrcer, next door to Judge Wilson’s, an elegant collection of BOOKS , all ol the bed London Editions, in elegant Bindings.— As his flay in this city may perhaps be Ihort, those persons who wish to turnilh themselves with complete Libraries, or to finilh such as are already began, will do well to applv soon. * ROBERT ALDRICH. Augujia , Dec. 3. N. B. A Catalogue of the large and elegant colleftion of Books, now felling in Charlellon, by Mr. E. S. Thomas, may be had gratis, and any of the Books contained in it procured with all poflible difpaich, on the lame low terms they are fold in Charltfton. tVot. XVn. No. B^.J; Ihe Sublcriber is noiM opening, m tbt bouje lately occti * pied by Mr, Peter Wright, and next dour belu<w tie Erick of MtjJ'ts, Brown if Gardner, AN ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, .v m >: jt Lvhtth are — Role and duilil blankets Kendall col ions Coarle and line cloths Callimeres and fwanldowa Goarfe and line hats Linens, ealheucs, muilins and humhums* An Ajjot tment op Hardware, Saddlery, GROCERIES, &c. To be find chc u p for cash 01 tru- DUCE. JOHN CARMICHAEL. Notchher 20. Thomas M‘Call Harris, //Uj ,'tal. iitiU ih t ie i HOM ■■ S o* tVIuN 1 E» ZUMA from Glasgow per .nutit jtvn Kuf js jujiii Liverpool and Alexander from London, per Sa* v.^u/iun, 2 Bales belt codon baling, i uu. tw.ticu lacking, i do. ozr.,inures, i trunk book and jaconet muflm hand.. kerchicts, I do. primed linen do, l do. blue romall do. i bale milled drab plains, I do. white plains, I do. green and brown do. l do. Hannds, f I do. dulHe blankets, * • I do. role do. i do. lupeiriue & second cloths, i do. callimeres & eiaitics, S I do. coatings, I trunk durants, i do. 1.0 .uaz.iic & bombazetti <i l do. fcailet c .idinais, I do. ribbons, iutdtnugand fiik hdks. i box iewing lilk and ewilt, i do. lace and edging, I trunk thread, 200 lbs. fein twine, i calk (hoc thread and leading lines, i trunk mens and womens dues, i do. cotton hole, I bale wrapping paper, i box itanonary, i do. playing cards, i trunk perfumery, i do. pound packet pins, 40 M. white cnapel needles, 6 cases hats, 100 iron pots, 60 dutch ovens, 4 dozen Ikillets, 4 hhds cutlery and ironmongery, 1 box ivory combs, 20 boxes Bby 10 crown glass, 1 hhd. cut glass ware, 10 crates Staftbrdlhirc ware, i bex muitard, 6 calks green copperas, 1 set table plate, x pianoforte, tiom Clement & Co, London. For hide Wholesale and Retail. ON CONSIGNMENT. 1 case plated candielticks, tor coil and charges. December I • o The habitable part of the Te ne merit at p:«lcnt occupied by J hum A* M Call Harris 'I he houfc is eotn plucly ;u n.llfoi which furniture is for fate, or to kt with the hoofs —For tciras apply on the premifea. 06<bcr 13. Ft) r S ALE, For Gather Clean Cotton, A LIKELY rami y of NEGROES, confuting of a Wench and five Chi drcn. For further particulars en quire of IS*AC HERBERT. €