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Administrator’s Sales.
On the fir ft Tuesday in June next , 'will be sold
at the Market House in Augusta ,
A Lot and Premises on Macintosh-
Street, adjoining the Lot now occupied by
M'flrs. Thomas Barrett & Co. being the real
estate of William Harknefs, decesled, and
fold by order of Court, for the benefit of the
tiei.-s and creditors.
OSWELL EVE, Adm'r.
March 20. (37)
WILL BE SOLD,
On SATURDAY the toihdayef May next, in
Columbia county, all the personal property of John
Dannclly , deceased.
CONSISTING OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
STOCK, Uc.
The sale to continue from day to clay, until
•II is disposed of—Terms made know on the
day of Tale.
Thomas Dannelly, Adm'r.
March 20 (30)
"’COLLECTOR’S sale.
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Court House , in Greenfborough , on the stconn
Saturday in May next, the f ollowing Property, or
as much as idlll pay the Tax and cojl for the
years 1801 and 1802 VIZ.
100 acres of land fecund, and 200
third quality, on the Appalacnee, Greene coun
ty, granted to felf, and joining Kitching’s, re
turned by B ioth Fitzpatri' k, for the years 1801
and 1802.—Tax due S 8 50.
710 acres, third quality land, on the
Appalachee, granted to Merritt, and joining
Evini, returned hv Stephen Heard, for ihe year
1802 —Tax due S 4 87
287 i acres, second and third quality,
Greene county, on the Oconee, gran eO to felf,
and joining unknown.—A!fo, 150 acres, third
oualitv, Fr.nkhn county, granted to Burnes,
and joining Burnes, returned by Daniel Stam
per, for the years 1801 and 1802. -Tax
due S 6 50.
One lot in Greenfborough, No.
returned bv Allen Stewart, for 111 c years 1801
and 1802 —Tax due E> 20 48.
212 acres, second quality, cn the
Oconee, granted to Napier, and joining Early,
returned bv Archibal Grt fliam, for the year
1802 —Tax due §1356 j.
150 acres, third quality, Beverdam,
granted to B ddwin, and joining Shaw, returned
by Samuel Black, for the year 1802—Tax
due 62 i cents.
100 acres second, and 300 acres third
quality, L. Creek, granted to Thornton, and
joining M >rris, returned by Edmond Daniel,
for the year 1801—Tax due S 8 50.
Fields Kennedy, t. c. c. c.
March 3. 36
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
RANAWAY from the fubferiber living in
Greene County, on Wednesday (he i6 r h
inltant, a NEGRO MAN named Davy,
twenty-five years old. fi.e fee. eight or nine in
ches high, spare made, and appears to limp in
one of hi< legs as he walks, he is a very black
and fmoothlk n’d, he is fentible and makes use
o! a< good language as most of men, he is also a
Blacksmith by trade, it is un crtain what courle
he may take, though perhaps ho will attempt
to go to Virginia, as he W3s lately brought from
thai (late, he had on when lv went away a
fin rt blue coa'and overalls, though hisppffi
ble he will change hisdrel’s, as he has very £ood
«f other quality.
Archibald Gresham.
January 30. (30)
Fifty Dollars Reward.
ON the nigh: of the 318 Mirth last, be
tween the hours of 10 and rr o’clock,
wav taken from mv place near Augusta, an old
NEGRO MAN, named Cam, about 60 years
of age, flout and util made, and who had on
when taken away, a Jacket and overalls of
white plains—he was taken, inticed, or Stolen
away by a tall fufpii ious looking man, laid to
be from the state of Tc nut flee,who wore a drab
Coloured great coat, and rode, a high, writ
looking dark bav Mur, and with holders and
pistols—The Negro was brought to Augusta a
few years part from Tenncflce, hv a Mr. J.
Smith of that state, and it is fufptAed, he will
be taken back to the fame place. The above
reward will be given, to any person who will
return me the Negro, or secure him in any
jail to that I get him, or who will give Inch in
formation, rcfprfting the name and refluent e
of the perlon who took him off, as will enable
me to recover him.
N. DELAIGLE.
April to lot. 4.0
N O I’ l C K.
ALL persons to whom the estate of the late
Andrew lnncs, (lands indebted, are rc
qnellrd to render their accounts properly at
tested ; and those indebted to the laid estate to
make immediate payment to
Judies Beggt, Adm’r.
Decembers. 3a.
N O f l C E.
A LL persons having anv demands against
the Rev. kf'ashingtei M Knight, late of
tins cuuntv,decea(ed, arc w. lired to render their
accounts dulv atteftrd, and those indebted to
the said deccafed, are requested to make imme
diate payment to
JOHN T ;R. THOMPSON, Adv'r.
December 12. 3
A Chaise & Harness,
FOR SALE,
Enquire at the Augusta Back /lore.
Valuable Lands,
FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for Sale the Planta
tion whereon Mr. Dreadfil Pace, at
present resides, adjoining the Village of Camp
beliton, South Carolina, and containing fix
hundred acres.
The Plantation known by the name
of Mount Airy, also adjoining Campbeil
ton, containing about three hundred acres.
These Plantations join, are both on
the Savannah river, and from their situation
(the mofi difiant point being with.n three
miles of this city) puffrfs peculiar advantages.
Also, three LOTS in Campbell
ton, with the improvements thereon, now
in the occuostion of Mr. James M‘Qoeen.
The above property will be sold
low, and the payments made extremely accom
modating to purchasers. Apply to
JOHN B. BARNES.
April 17. (41)
POSTPONEMENT.
WE, the ConrimifTioners appointed by the
Legifiature to dispose of the Fra&ional
Surveys of Wilkinson, Baldwin, and Wayne
counties, have, (for several reasons) poßponed
thefale, until the 16th of June nexr, at which
time, we will commence.
WILKINSON.
Those of the tfl diftrift, on the i6ih day of
June next, and continuing from day to day,
between the hours of ten and three (Sundays
excepted,) until the 23d inclusive.
Those of the 2d dißrift, on the 24th day of
June, until the 27th inclusive.
Those of tlir 3J difirift, on the 28th day of
June until the 2d day of July inclusive.
Thole of the 4 h diftriift, on the 3d day of
July, until the 7 h inch five.
Those -f 'he sth diftrift on the 8;h day of
July until the ti'n inactive.
BALDWIN.
Those of 1B difli iA on the 12’h day of July,
nnnl the i6th inclusive.
Those of the 2d dißriA, on the 17th day of
July, until the 24'h inclusive.
Those of the 3d diftriff, 011 the 25th day of
Julv, until the 29 h inclusive.
Those of the 4'h dißridf, on the 30th day of
Julv, until the 4'h dnv of August in lufive.
Those of the 581 diftrift, on the J»h day of
Auguß, until the 12th inclusive.
WAYNE.
Those of the isl difirift, on the 13th day of
Augufl. until the 21st inclusive.
Those of the 2d dißriA, on the 22 1 day of
Augufl, until the 26 h inclusive.
Tliofe of the 3 I iiiflricS, on the 27th day of
August, until the 30(1 inclusive.
TERMS OF SALE.
Os the purchasers, bonds for the amount of
the purchase money will be required ; at four
equal inftalments, to be paid in GJd or Sil
ver ; the firft payment, twelve months after
date. In addition to which a Mortgage on the
premises will be required.
MOSES SPEER, 1
REDk SIMMS, } Com'rs.
PATRICK JACK,)
ff’aihington February 17. (34)
JES.
Ten Dollars Reward.
STRAYED au-ay from Doftor Murray’s
Mills, on Butler’s Creek A BLACK
HORSE, rising fix years old, about fixtecn
hands high with a small Bar and firip on his
forehead, and a white ring round the middle
of his left ear ; whoever will deliver laid horse
to Doflor Murray in Augufla, or the fubferi
be r at said Mills fltall receive the above reward.
JAMES CHRON.
April 17 (41)
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
OTRAYED from Williamfon’i Mill, in
Wilkes countv, the firft of February lafl,
a large bright BAY HORSE, about 15 hands
high, seven years old, one hind foot white ; a
(witch tail, rough (hod all round when he went
off; and also the hair was rubbed off his Tides,
and perhaps his (boulders by gecr j carries his
head high, and when rode, walks remarkably
sass, trots and canters; he was lafl heard of in
Greene countv, and appeared to be making
towards the Garrison, where he was formerly
owned—Any perlon who will deliver the said
Horse to me in Augufla, or Wrightfhorough,
(hall receive the above reward of fifteen dollars,
or ten dollars for giving information by letter,
or otherwise, to that I obtain the Horse 3gain.
A. G. SEMMES.
March 27. (3S)
. s3* BRIGADE ORDERS.
THE Adjutant General, Col. Fauche, hav
ing communicated to me, by order, that
His Excellency Governor Miiledge, intends
reviewing the Militia of the Brigade, which I
have the honor to command the next review.
It is therefore my moll earned riqueft, that the
Officers, commanding Regiments and Battal
ions, do have their men as completely organ
iied and armed as is possibly in their power;
and this request I hope will be ftridly at
tended to.
The davs of Review are as follow :
The Richmond Regiment, ou Wednesday
the 7th ot May next.
The Columbia Regiment, on Saturday the
io'h of Mav.
The Warren Regiment, on Tnefday the
13th, of the lame month.
THOMAS GLASCOCK,
Brigadier General.
March 6. (33)
WEBSTER'S
Spelling Books,
Fur Sale at the August a Book ftcre .
Fafls are fubborn things !
Riches , without health, no pleasure brings.
IT is a faa that moll of the complaints cf the
spring and fummerfeafons,artle from accu
mulated billious juices, distending the involun
tary organs, and thereby predisposing the lyl
tem forthe induftion of iuch species of due- es
as accidental circumftanceb may occasion. It
is also a faft, that by clearing the ftomaoh and
bowels occalionaliy, predifpofnion may be re
moved and good health reflored. It is, further
more, a faft, that nine tenths of difeafrs, in
their various forms sod stages, are cured, if cur
ed at all , by the agency of purgative medicines,
blood-letting excepted. Docs not the phyn
cian depend more on this indication than ail
his pharmacopeal preparations besides ; Does
he not confider all others as the mere modui ms
dendi of fanciful and, fomenmes, vtfionary
theories ; which may or may not answer the
dffired objefts ? Does he not know, that unlels
he is really a mailer of the feicnee, and keeps
this objeft in view, he may (innocently, no
doubt) kill more than he may chance fa cure
He certainly does; and every honest one wih
confefs if. As to the opinions of diflioneft and
ignorant empericks, they may be believed by
thole who are fond of long fi’» of licknefs
long bills—ruined conflitutioßs, or premature
dea'h.
Purging is found to be the mod effe&uzl
method of relieving over oiflended vellels or
inteflinal congestions, of any in nfe. The
choice of thele is often misjudged, from tradi
tional prejudices, habitual customs, or a fear
of doing wrong. But certain and effeftual
purgations can never do harm —the use of them
often prevents the necessity of calling in the at
tending physician—and if called upon, his
work is more than half done.
There is no preparation now extant, to an
swer as a general purgative for all ages and sex
es, and for fafety, convenience and ease, as the
“ Patent New London Billious Pills.” Seven
vears’ general and increaling use of them, by
phylicians of refpeftability and integrity—by
families who have found great expences laved
thereby—by their introduction into the Navy
of the United States, as well among seamen
general!* ; in short, as the only medicine
which will admit of universal fuccets in all
hands : are the belt evidences of their real vir
tues, and promise to secure to mankind a reme
dy valuable in the extreme.
SAMUEL H. P. LEE, Physician and
Mcmbes of the Ccnncfficut Medical Society.
(pr The above PILLS, are con- j
fianily for fa|e, whoiefale and retail, bv ISAAC
HERBERT, in Augulla, agent for the Bate.
Mav i. (4?)
City Tax Colleftor’s Sales.
WILL BE SOLD,
On the fir[l Tuesday in June next, at the Market -
House in the City of Augusta, between the usual
hours, the following Pi opcity, o> a < much there
of as will satisfy the tax due for the year 1805,
with cojls.
50 Acres of land adjoining General
Glascock and Edward Telfair, returned as
the property of Nathaniel Durkee. Tax
due $ 50 — ALSO —
The Ealternmoft part of Lot No. 35,
on Broad and Elis Streets, Augulta, forty four
feet front, occupied by Hobby and Bunce, re
turned as the property of Ananias Cooper.
Tax due g 9 37*
A. RHODES, c. c.
Mav 1. (43)
Dissolution of Partnerftiip.
IN coofeqi-ence of the death of Thomas Kel
ly, the Partnership of Scott Ctf Kelly, is
JifTolved—all indebted to that concern, are here
by notified that no indulgence will be given af
ter the fir ft of February next, when, all bonds,
notes and account- will indifcriminatcly be
placed in a lawyer’s hands for recovery,, in the
mean time, produce will be received in pay
ment at the highest Market price. Tliofe who
may have demands against the late firm are re
quested to present them for settlement.
In future the business will be carried on by
the fubferiber, who has on hand, an extensive
and complete afibrttr.ent of DRY GOODS and
GROCERIES, which will be difpofeo of on
such terms as to make it an objeft to Country
Store-Keepers.
William Scott.
November 28. ( tLi)
NO TICE.
THE Copartnerfhip of Wm. D. Bunkly
& Co. having expired on the firft day of
February last, all persons indebted to the said
concern, are earnestly requested, to call and
fettle their accounts with Mr. Bunkly, who
s authorifed to fettle all accounts.
William D. Bunkly.
April 25. 30
fcjp ALL persons indebted to the
late firm of William H. Jack Cs* Co. or to
the eftaie of Andrew Junes, deceased, by bond
or note, are once more called on for im
mediate settlement; no further indulgence
( an be given —Thcfe indebted to either of
the above mentioned firms on open account,
are requested to liquidate the fame previous
to the firft dav of September next.—After that
date, suits will be commenced against delin
quents without diferimination.
JAMES BEGGS, Adm’r.
& A Gentleman who has been in |
the habit of teaching the Languages, Arts and
Sciences, for more than twenty years, wishes
to be engaged in the fame impioyment —En
quire at thb Augusta Book-Stoie.
March 13. (36)
For Sale at the Augnfta Book-Store,
The lift Words and Dying Conteffion of
JOSEPH HAMPTON BEELER,
! Who was executed at Fdeefield for piffi .g Counterfeit
Money.
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PROPOSALS
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ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS,
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my, at Green (borough.
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