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MUSES RETREAT.
FEMALE PRUDENCE.
So well the Urchin Curio pliy’d his part,
He hit at length a rich old Merchant's lle-rl: —
The Ledger and th« Bill-book now gives way ;
E’en Copying Letters yield to Love’s loft lway,
’TilUixving gain’d the fair one’s lingering “ Yes,”
He 4lr.sight propos’d a day to crown their bill's;
‘‘On Friday next, lov’d Celia, lets unite,”
“Oh no,” laid Celia, “that, you know’s, post
NICUT 1”
THE SUBSCRIBER,
Respectfully informs the Pub
lic that he has opened ftiop in Wadi
ington-ftreet, in front of the Printing-Of
fice, in the City of Augusta, where he
carries on the CLOCK & WATCH
MAKING BUSINESS, and hopes by
his Punctuality and attention to business,
to delerve encouragement.
Clocks & Watches repaved at the
above (hop, on the lliorteft notice, and on
reasonable terms.
Orders from the Country executed with
care and dispatch.
EDWARD GRIFFITH,
IV A TCH MAKER ,
RESPECTFULLY informs his form
er Cullomers and the public in gen
eral, that he lias commenced business in
part of Mr. Darnell’s Shop, Walhington
ftreet, where Watches are Repaired in a
workmanlike manner, and on Ihort notice.
December 30. (29)
NOTIC E.
IN purfnance of an order of the honora
ble Inferior Court of Richmond coun
ty, will be fold at the Market-House in
the City of Augusta, between the hours of
ten and two o’clock, on the firft Tuefday
in April next, to the highest bidder, a
Lot of Land lying in the city of Savan
nah, known by the number 19, Walhing
ton Ward, fronting St. Julian-street, with
the buildings thereon, being of the real
estate of Oliver Bowen, deceased, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms
oi sale will be nude known at that time.
JaSez Bowen, junr. Ex'r.
January 13. (31)
N O T ICL
AFTER the expiration of nine months
from the date hereof, an application
will be made to the honorable the Inferior
Court, for the county of Richmond, for
liberty to fell a certain trafl of Land, ly
ing in Columbia County, on the waters
of Read’s Creek; granted to Peter Tho
mas, <;th OA»ber, 1785, bounded by lands
so f urrs Grav, Cooper, Downs, Leslie
and Jufeph Higgenbotham, at the time of
furve ~ it being part of the real estate of
Nathaniel Cocke, dec. for the bene fitof
tii heirs and creditors of said decealed.
Re«kcca Cocke, Ex’rx.
William Cocke, 7 Ev’rs
Nathaniel Cocke, 3
Oiftober 14.
N O T I C E.
T'l \ P after the expiration of nine
months from th® date hereof, appli
cation will be made to the Honor ibis the
Inferior Court of Burke county, for an
order to fell a moiety or half part of a trad
of land, situate in Richmond county, on
Spirit Creek, near Savannah River, boun
ded by lands of Nathaniel Bell, and land
belonging to the estate of Zepheniah Bell,
being part of the real estate of John Ev
ans, deceased.
D. EVANS, 7 4
M. EVANS, J "•
November 2s. *
FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT,
D Aii ft of
John W. Godfrev, 7
vs. > In Equity.
John Bacon Mothers. )
ON motion of Mr. Woodruff ofcoun
fel for the complainant, and (hewing
to the court, that James Shorter, had been
fsrved with fubpoem in this case, and that
atuchments for conte npt have been ifftied
a gain ft him for not appearin ; and answer
ing, and that the said fa r»rs Shorter is not
found within the distrust aforefaid.
his Ordered That tie above bill be
taken pro confr agaiuft th: said James
Shorter, unless he appears and answers the
fa os on or before the firft day of the next
tern, and that this notice be published in
one of the Gazettes of A tgufta, for twelve
weeks lue-'e lively before the said term.
Extraft from the Minutes,
R. M. Stitcs, Cl'k.
December 18. 28.
£3* INK. POWDER,
For Sale at this OJice .
BURKE SUPERIOR COURT,
October term, 1801.
Joseph Ricardo, S
p vs ' RULE NISI.
Peter Robinson & (
William S. Smith, j
UPON the petition of Joseph Ricardo,
praying that the equity of redemp
tion be foreciofed in the following pro
perty lying in the town of Waynelbo
ruugh, viz. One lot or parcel of land,
containing half an acre, known in the
plan of the town of Waynelborough, by
the number three ; One other lot or par
cel of land containing one acre, known by
the number five, in the said town; One'
other lot or parcel of land containing one
half an acre, known by the number forty,
two; One other lot or parcel of land con
taining one acre, known by the number
forty-three; One other lot or parcel of
land containing one acre, and known by
the number forty-four ; One other lot or
parcel of land containing one acre, known
by the number forty-five; One other lot
or parcel of land containing one acre,
known by the number fifty-fix ; One oth
er lot containing one acre, and known by
the number fifty-feven ; One other lot
containing one acre, known by the num
ber fifty-eight; One other lot containing
one acre, known by the number fifty-nine;
One other lot containing one acre, known
by the number ninety-eight; One other
lot containing one acre, known by the
nu nber nine y-nine; One other lot con
t lining one acre, known by the number
one hundred ; One other lot containing
on: acre, known by the number one
hundred ami one : As alio the following
negro Haves, viz. Prince, Ned, Bellinder
and Ben. All of which property was
mortgaged for the security of the payment
of four thmiiaiid dollars.
It is ordered, That the principal,irtereft
and costs be paid into court within twelve
months,or that the equity of redemption in
the said mortgaged property be forever
bared and foreciofed —And it is further
ordered, that this rule be publilhed at ieaft
once a month, or lerved on the mortgagor
or his special agent at leall fix months pre
vious to the time at which the money is
appointed to be paid.
Extraft from the Minute .
WILLIAM WYNN, Cl'k.
ASHT O N ’ S
BOARDING HOUSE Gtf TAVERN,
dn that well known Hou/c formally kept by
Mrs. M‘Lavvs.
MR. ASHTON tikes the li
berty to return his liucere thanks
to the Citizens of Augusta in particular,
and the neighbouring country in general
for the very liberal encouragement he has
received from them lince his commence
ment of business in this place; and allures
them, nothing shall be wanting ih his
power to make their continuance of fa- >
vours pleasant and agreeable. He also in
forms them he is well supplied with a good
aftbrtment of the belt liquors, a well fur
ni filed liable with every kind of provender
for Horses, and an attentive oftler ; toge
ther with good provisions and beds in the
most comfortable manner for themselves;
and where, by his attention and care, he
hopes to merit a long continuance ofthofe
favours so liberally beftowedas everything
(hall be delivered as procured at the moll
reasonable terms. Any number of horses
can be kept at livery on as good terms as
the natureof the times will admit of. Pri
vate or public dinners furnilhed at the
Ihorteftnotice, and at any hour, agreeable
to the bill of fare delivered.
DINNER on the table every day
exactly at 2 o’clock.
July 1. (*f- 3-)
NOTICE.
THOSE indebted to the Subscriber
per account or otherwise for the year
1 Sot, are invited to call and lettle their
refpeiftive ballances in the cowrie of the
present month : Those who neglect to
comply, he will not only refofe to obey
their commands in futer, but suits will be
commenced indiferiminately against even
delinquent; * ofe who have any demands
are requested to be as patient as poffi'de.
B. J. MULLIN.
January 20.
GEORGIA.
ALL persons whom it may concern,
are hereby notified, that an applica
tion will be made to the honorable the
Superior Court, next to be holden in and
for the county of Columbia, on the firft
Mondav in March next, tor a Writ of
Partition, to apart and divide the real es
tate which was of iiliam Germany, <>e
ceafed, in his lifetime, amongst his heirs
and diflributees. in terms of the statute in
such cales made and provided.
ANDERSON, for Applicants.
January 6, 1802. (3° )
THE SUBSCRIBER^
INTENDS Removing to Washington
County, on the Occonee River, and
is.defirous to fell hts pofleflions in this
county, including the town of Harrif
burgh, and 272 1-2 acres of back and river
Land, adjoining laid Town. Purchasers
may be accomodated with Lots from one
half acre, to eighty-seven and a half, of as
good land for cultivation either for Cotton,
Corn or Rice, as any in said county. —
The wood on said land by taking it to
Augusta, which is about two miles and a
half distance, will over pay for laid land.
—A L S O,—
My Dwelling House & Tobac
co Infpe£tion are for fale.—lndifputable
Titles will be made to the purchaser.
The above traft of Land was purchased
by John Course, Esq. of Richmond coun
ty, about 16 or 17 years part, at Sheriff
Sale, for William Greenwoood, Esq. of
Charleston.
I 111 all refer those that are inclined to
purchase, to John Willfon, Esq. of the
city of Augusta, who can give them gen
eral fatisfa&ion, refpefting the titles of
the above property —and for further in
formation, apply to the lubfcriber on the
premises. EZEKIEL HARRIS.
Aupufla, Richmond County , 7
September 27, 1801. J
Fifty Dollars Reward.
GOTAWAY from the Subscriber at
Memorable Walker’s Mills, on Tuef
day night the 19th of this month, a dark
BAY GELDING, about five feet one
inch high, eight or nine years old, had a
Saddle and Bridle on him when he went
off, has a star in his forehead, hollow above
his eyes, is a little Ewe-neck’d when un
bridled, his tail extends down to his hams,
but not tapered ; Carries himfelf well,
trots and paces. Whoever will deliver
said horse to the fubferiber, fliall receive
fifteen dollars reward, and reasonable char
ges for mileage ; ©r fifty dollars for the
horse and thief, if convicted to death.
HENRY G. WALKER.
PeterJburo y January 29.
FINAL NOTICE.
ALL Persons indebted to the firm of
THEVENET Co. who do not
fettle their accounts on or before the firft
day of February next, will be sued with
out diferimination.
THEVENET & Co.
December 16. (28.)
TO BE RENTED,
Or Leased for Three or Four Years.
THAT well known (land lately occu
pied by Stewart Brown Sc Co.—
Terms may be known on application to
Mr. John Cormitk, to whom, all persons
: indebted to said firm are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having
demands against will render them for set
tlement.
Wm. H. HARMAN, for
STEWART BROWN Co.
December 16. (28.)
FACTORAGE AND
Commission Bufmefs
THE fubferiber rcfpeAfully informs
his friends and the public in gene
ral, that he has rented the RICHMOND
WARE HOUSE, where he has good and
fufticient Stores for the storage of Goods,
and alio a large Ware-House inclofed
under a good fence, for the reception of
Tobacco and Cotton ; he flatters htm
frlf, that his lteady and unremitted atten
tion, will give general fat is faction to those
who may favor him with their custom.
STAINBACK WILSON.
September 30. (20 ts.)
(0 s Being legally appointed
VENDUE MASTER for the Citv of
Augusta, and having taken one of the
Buildings in front of the City-Hotel.—
The Subscriber is now ready to enter on
the duties of that appointment, and hopes
by his attention, afiiduity, and punctuality
to meet the support of a generous pub
lic.
JOHN B. WILKINSON.
December 11. (27.)
Those who are indebted to
THOMAS JONES, & Co. are requested
to call on the Subscriber before the firft
dav of February next, and pay their ac
counts, as no further indulgence can be
given.
THOMAS JONES.
December 23.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE fubferiber would be much oblig
ed to any person. who has Linen to
make up, for their custom, which fhail be
done cheap and in the neatest manner.
ANN M'FARLIN.
Doctor Watkins,
HAS taken the house on Broad-street,
lately occupied by Dodlor Ulmo,
one door above the City-Hotel, where he
has opened an Apothecaries Shop.
In addition to the purchase of Doftor
Ulmo’s Stock on hand, he has just receiv
ed from Charleston, an ample supply of
FRESH DRUGS: and offers his Medi
cal services, in the various branches, to
such of the inhabitants of Augusta an<W
its vicinity as may honor him with theftS
confidence.
January 2y (33-)
UNIVERSITY of GEORGIA.
Augusta, January 24, 1802.
A MEETING of the Board of Trustees
is appointed to be holden at Afli
ton’s, in the City of Augusta, on the 15th
day of February next, at which the Mem
bers are refpeftfully desired to attend.
J. MEIGS, President.
January 27. (33)
JUST RECEIVED fcf FOR SALE,
FOURTH proof Jamaica Rum,
Weft-India ditto,
Coffee, by the bag,
Jamaica Sugar, by the Hhd. or Barrel,
Loaf Sugar, by the Barrel or Loaf,
Frefti Hyfon Tea,
ON HAND ,
30 Barrels of go*d Flour,
A Side-board, Dining Table SA Ends,'
All which will be fold cheap for cash erf
COTTON. By
B. £3* W. H. BURROUGHS.
January 20. 32.
~ FOR SALE,
BEST LONDON
Draught Porter,
By the Hogfliead.
D. URQUHART.
January 27. (33)
F OR SALE,
ELEGANT GOLD £* SILVER
Sword Knots,
BY
Wm. POPE.
November xi (22)
Any one in future, who
may want Merchantable Lumber of me
delivered in Augusta, muff expedl to pay
fourteen dollars per thousand feet inch
measure, and at my Miils twelve.
THOMAS GLASCOCK.
December 9. (26.)
p E VV
BOARDER S
May be accommodated by the week or
year, Dy the iubfetiber, near the Market.
A. WATERMAN.
November 18.
T WANTED,
WO or three boys from 14 to 16
years old, as Apprentices to the Carpen
ter’s business—to whom good treatment
will be given, with the advantages of
learning their business in the most ap
proved methods, also, of being instruc
ted in the science of archite<ft. —For par
ticulars, apply to the Printer.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
AN Industrious Sober SAWYER:
and one who is acquainted with the
Carpenter’s Business; to such a person,
who can come well recommended, I will
give very liberal wages by the year ; one
with a family will be preferred.
THOMAS GLASCOCK.
Align'd 5. (8)
NOTI CE. T~
BROUGHT to the goal of Linco%ton
on the 27th inst. a NEGRO FEL
LOW by the name of Toby, five feet
seven inches high, very flout made, speaks
very broken, fays he belongs to William
Doniel, on the Oconee River.
CHARLES KENNON.
January 1.
NOT I C E.
IN pursuance of an order of the honora
ble Inferior Court of Columbia Coun
ty, will be exposed to sale on the firft
Tuefdav in April next, at the Court-house
in said county, the real estate which was
of Clementous Davis in his life time, for
the benefit of the heiis and creditors.—*
Terms of sale will be made known at that
time.
JOHN E. ANDERSON, \
GAZARWAY DAVIS, J Adn ’
January 6. (3°)
