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About Augusta herald. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1799-1822 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1802)
Augusta herald. Thee Dots.per Ann.] Volume IV.] 25,000 Dollars. A FEW TICKETS in the LOTTE RY ‘ for the Encouragement of Li erature,’ to be drawn in the state of New-York, will be fold by the underfill ed, if applied for early.—Twenty-five thousand dollars is the highest PRIZE, and there are many other large ones. The drawing commences on the firft Tueiday in February next, but the Com ini ilioners of the Lottery, dispose of no Tickets after the firft of November. A sch cme of the Lottery may also be I seen, on application to TAYLOR & MOORE. Nearly opposite Messrs. IN. H. Jack (A Co. Broad-Street. October 6. (69.) A FEW BOXES REAL Spanifli Segars, May be had on low terms of J. fc? O. STURGES. Sept. 8. (65.) JUST RECEIVED,' And For Sale by the Subfaibers , Crates Crockery, and Sheet Iron by the Bundle. M‘KINNE fcf Co. Sept. 15. JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE , A FRESH SUPPLY OF Dob?or Lee's Patent Nero-London Bilious Pills. ISAAC HERBERT. August 17. To be Rented. The store & house in Broad-street, lately occupied by Eleazer Early, Esq. For terms apply to JOHN E. ANDERSON. September 18. To be Rented, And pojfejjion given on the 2 ijt No vember next. THE Store in Broad-street, at present occupied by Mr. James Campbell, as good a stand for Business as any in the city— The terms will be made easy. Wm. KENNEDY. Sept. 7. (ts. 65) Patrick M‘Dowall, HAS JUST RECEIVED, FRESH HYSON TEA, LOAF & BROWN SUGAR, COFFEE, SALT IRON’ & STEELE, 6*. Which with his former Stock will be fold very low. Also on Consignment. 9 Crates CROCKERY WARE, as sorted, 4 C-.fks Glasgow Bottled PORT WINE,of a superior quality. July 14. (57.) NOTICE. THE Copartnerlhip of Newton and Pierson is dissolved by the death of Mr. Pierson ; all persons indebted to the said firm, are solicited to call on the survivor and fettle their refpe&ive ac counts ; and all persons to whom the said firm are indebted, will please call and pre sent their accounts for adjustment. AMOJ NEWTON. September 14. NOTICE. THOSE who are desirous of withdraw ing their names from the AUGUS TA JOCKEY CLUB, will please give notice to the Secretary in writing, three months previous to the commencement or the Races, which will commence the last Wednesday in January 1805, agreeable to a rule entered into by the Augusta Jockey Club. NICHOLAS FOX, Sec'ry. Auftuft 13. (62.) 2 - ■ 1 11 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY WILLIAM J. BUNCE, AT THE PRINTING-OFFICE IN W ASH INGTON-ST R t K T . EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Louisville, i ßth June, 1802. A RESOLUTION in the words fol lowing, to wit: “ RESOLVED, That his Excellency “ the Governor be and he is hereby au “ thorized and requested, to pursue such “ measures as in his judgment may molt 1 “ effectually afeertain, and collect, all just “ claims which the citizens of this state “ may have against the Creek Nation of “ Indians ; which said claims (hall before “ they are exhibited, be duly authenticat “ ed by the oath of one or more difin’er “ efted persons, taken and certified by “ any Judge, Jtiftice of the Peace, or “ Clerk of the Superior or Inferor “ Courts.” Having palled both branch es of the Legiilature, and received the as sent of the Executive—it is ORDERED, That all persons having claims against the Creek Nation of In dians, for property of any defeription by them taken or plundered, be and they are hereby required, to tranfmitthe fame as soon as pofiible to the Executive depart ment, authenticated in the manner by the afore recited resolution pointed out. Taken fiom the journals of the Executive Department. GEO. R. CLAYTON, Sec'ry. ~N O~T I C E. a CommilTion of * * Bankruptcy has been award ed and iflued against Eleafer Early, Merchant of this place, and the said Eleaser Early has been declared a Bankrupt. He is hereby required to surrender himfelf to the fubferi bers, comir.iflioners, in said com miftion named, on the 12th day of October, and on the firft and 22d day of November next, at ten o’clock, a. m. on said days, at Major Dantignac’s Hotel, and make a full disclosure and difeovery of his estate and effects. When and where his creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts ; and at the second meeting to choose an aftiamee or afimnees 1 C 3 # O 1 and at the last meeting said Bank rupt is required to finilh his exam ination, and at said last meeting, any of the creditors of said bankrupt, may be heard before said commis sioners against the making or al lowing of a certificate to the Judge of laid diftridl, to entitle said Bank rupt to a certificate of difeharge. All persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, are to make payment, and those who have any of his ef fects, are to deliver the fame to such persons only as the commis sioners shall appoint. THOMAS FLOURNOY ) . JOHN B. WILKINSON, THOMAS BARRETT, j Jlantru Augusta, Sept. 29. THE SUBSCRIBER, Respectfully informs the Pub lie that he has opened {hop in YVafli 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 deserve encouragement. *** Clocks Sc Watches repaired at the above shop, on the shortest notice, and on reafonahle terms. H. BUNCE. TO BE SOLD, 700 Acres of Land\ SITUATE oppofire the City of Augus ta, on Savannah River, in the state of South-Carolina, a great proportion of which is Prime Low Ground, and First quality High Land, well timbered.—For further particulars, apply to Col. Robert Watkins at Augusta, who is authorized to dispose of the fame. N. B. If the above it not very soon fold , it will be leafedfor a term not exceeding 7 years April 28. (49) ipr THE CLERK*s OFFICE of Richmond County is Removed to the Old Court-House, on Bay- Street, Augusta, WEDNE SDA Y, October 13, 1802. AUGUSTA CITY-HOTEL. THE Subscriber RefpeAfully informs the public, that he has Rented the Building* lately occupied by Jofepli Car rie, where he will commence on the firft September, to keep a Genteel BOARD ING HOUSE, and where gentleoten Travellers may be accommodated on rea sonable terms. —He intends keeping a Livery Stable, conftantlv supplied with Forage. As the buildings lie has taken are as commodious as any in this citv for the intended purpose, he doubts not that his steady and unremited attention, will give general fatisf.nftion to those who may favour him with their company. JOHN DANTIGNAC. Augtift 2;. (63.) I DC) hereby certify, that Mr. Ezekial Harris, owes William Greenwood, junior, Esq. of Charleston, eleven hun dred and thirty dollars, and sixty-nine cents, with lawful inter* ft from the ad inftanr, and the titles for the Harrifburgh property, is lodged in my hands byway of lecurity. JOHN WILLSON. Augusta, 14th July, 1802. I PUBLISH the above certificate, to la purchasers know the amount due on my purchase of Harrifburgh, as ma licious persons makes it their business of a flirting fidfthood by telling purcliaf ers that the land, &c. is under mortgage, which has prevented my felling. I do pledge my word at)d honor, their afier fions are malicious and fa!fe. As I in tend felling all my pofleffions in Rich mond County, on the firft day of next November, at Public Auction, at the Yendue-ftore in Augusta, and continue from day to day, till all are fold, if not fold at private sale before that day. 201 Acres of good back swamp land, the greater part well timbered, and wiil be laid out in small lots to ac comodate purchasers, and two improved lots, the one third in hand, the balance at two -annual mllalments. Also sundry vacant hits in Harrifburgh adjoining the above lands—the one fifth part in hand, the balance at three annual ifftalments bearing interest from the date with a mortgage on the premises ; purchasers paying expence occurring in getting titles —fold in order to pny John WilUon, Esq. of Augusta, the lum of 1130 Dollars 69 Cents in behalf of William Greenwood, Esq. of Charleston, the above property is within two and a quarter milts of the City us Augusta. The 27th of October last, I fold to John Dentignack, sixty-six acres of land, not included in the above 20t acres, and 415 feet in front of Broad • Street, runing back to Wafliiugton Street the fame front including my dwelling house and out buildings: And since loid him 200 feet adjoining and fronting as above—fold for 4500 Dollars and his gray horse, and he has delayed payment ever since the 15th day of last November, by both a written & verbal contra#,wa* to have paid the above debt,and his excuse is that Mrs, Jones obtained a judgement against him for 1000 dollars, on account of his injuring her charadter, as he was determined not to pay it, he could not take the titles in his own name. Undif pufable titles wiil be made, purchasers will please to apply on the premises, for further particulars apply to EZEKIAL HARRIS. July *4- 57- NOTICE. THE Public are cautioned a gainst trading for a note of hand of two hundred dollars, given by the fubferiber to one John Jones, who lives in North-Carolina—and payable ift December next, the fame having been obtained from me by fraud, and I am determined not to pay it. GODFRY DREHR. Millhaven , Scriven county , Sept. 6. my wife Sarah, * ' has eloped from my bed and house j without any just cause or provication.— l therefore caution all persons, that I will pay no debts of her contratfling. JAMES GIBSON. Sept. 22. s3* Apprentices Indentures, For Sale at this Office. I’Numulr 170. Sales at Audtion. nc 1 Ft, ■ ■‘r '■ ■ » *<• v<» •-< WILL EE SOLD, Auction without reserve, in the City of Augu.fta, commencing on Monday the i Htb of. October next, and continued from day to day un til the sale is compleated: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDIZE Confining of articles well worth the attention ot Planters, and Country Storekeepers, and as a sale mull; be effected, great Bargains may be ex pected.— Terms otTale, cash for ail Turns under 50 dollars and all over that sum on a credit of fix months, pin chasers giving notes with approved security. John B. IVilkinson , Auft. September 8. 65. SILVER BLUFF LANDS.* OA the second MONDAY, iti Yanua>y next, at 1 1 o'clock , -AIL he tell by I’DJJLID AUCI ION, ts not bcjorc disposed of by Pc cate contta/1, at Silver Bluff, ALL those valuable LANDS, on both tide;; of Savannah River, and Ring in Richmond Cnuntv, Georgia; Edgefield and Barnwell Diltr'rts, South-Cnrolma ; conlilling ol about 12,6c0 acres of land, of which 2000 acre* are High River Swamp, in Georgia, and the remainder of about 1000 acres of High Rivtr Swamp, andyboo of excellent Cotton or Pine Land in Sonth-Carolioa, on the Carolina fide, is one of the belt Mill Seats in this Kate, on Hollow and Iron Creeks united, on which are a Saw Mill of four Saws, a Grist Mill and two pair of Stones, and a Cotton Saw Gin, with water for the whole in the driest feai'ons. The Lands in Carolina will, after reserving a fntheiem y for the Saw Mills, be laid off into small Plantations, to suit purchasers and fettlrrs. Terms, one third calh, and the remain der in one and two years with interest from the date; bonds with approved personal security for the remainder, with a mort gage of the property. Purchasers to pay for titles. These Lands will be immediately resur veyed, and laid off into small trails, (ex cept the Mill Seat)which when done, due notice will be given. For further partic ulars, apply to Col. A. Gordon, Savan nah ; Dr. John Ramsey, Charleston : Os well Eve, Esq. Augusta; or Charles Goodwin, at Silver Bluff. M *y S- (47 ) FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.” STOLEN from out of the liable of the Subscriber on the n'ght of the 17th inflant, a BAY GELDING, upwards of fifteen hands high, with a hanging mane, and switch tail, he is about eight years old, has on the top of his back a white spot, a small Bar on the forehead, and on the under jaw-bone ; a natural fweiling about the size of a small walnut, he trots and canters well, and is a remarkable good Carriage Horse. It is supposed that he was Bolen by a white man, as a peifon drefled in a light colored coat and white hat, was seen lurking about the plantation at a late hour of the night he was taken away. The above reward will be paid on delivery of the horse and thief, or Thi*ty Dollars for the horse alone. THOMAS MERIWETHER. Jefferson County , near Louisville , June 22. WANTED IMMEDIATE! V. AN Indufirious Sober SAtt^YER: and one who is acquainted with the Carpenter’s Business; to such a person, who can come well recommended, I will give very libera! wages by the year ; one with a family will be preferred. THOMAS GLASCOCK. THE public are cautioned not to trade for a Note of five hundred Dol lars, given by me to Simeon Bcver.s, or or der ; as the said Simeon Beveus has since become indebted to me to the above a rnount and upwards. JOHN WILLIAMS. Long's Mills , July 2. i rial; in Advance'
