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Valuable Lands, FOR SALE. THE Subscriber offers for Safe the Planta tion whereon Mr. Dreac'fil Pace, at present resides, adjoining the Village of Camp bellton, South-Cwoliua, and containing fix hundred acres. 'l'he Plantation known by the name of Mount Aiay, also adjoining Campnell ton, containing about three hundred acres These Plantations join, are both on the Savannah river, and from their fituatiou (the most diflan! point being within three miles of this city) polfefs peculiar advantages Also, three LOTS in Campbell ton, with the improvements thereon, now in the occupation of Mr. James M‘Quceo. The above property wiil be sold low, and the payments made extremely accom modating to purchasers. Apply to JOHN B. BARNES. April 17. (4 1 ) POSTPONLMLN V. WE, the Commilhoners appointed by the Lcgiflature to dtfpofe of the Fractional Surveys of Wilkinson, Baldwin, and Wayne counties, have, (for Icveral reasons) postponed thefale, until the 16 b of June next, at which time, we wiil commence. WILKINSON. Those of the iff diflr A, on the 16 h 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 2.1 ddtrifl, on the 24th day of June, until thr 27111 inclusive. Those of the 3 t diftrift, on the 28th day of June until thr 2a day of July inclusive. Those of the 4 h diflriA, on the 3 ! day of July, until the 7 h inclusive. Those of the s'h diftriA on the Bth day of July until the 1 i'h inclusive. BALDWIN Those of tfl dillrift on the 12th day of July, until the ibth inclusive. Those of the 2 I diflriA, on the 1 7th day of Julv, until the 24’h inclusive. Tiiofe of the 3d diltrift, on the 25th day of JoK.u ntil the 29 h inch five. Those of the 4th diflriA, on the 30th day of JuU, un'il the 4 h dav of Augutt inclusive. Those of Hie s'h diftritrt, on the s;h day of Augull, un'il the 12th incluGac. WAYNE. Tit le of the tft on the 13th day of Augufl until tli.* 21 ft inclusive. Th fi of the 2 t tiflriA, on the 22d day of Ao.»nft, unt.l 'he 26 h inclusive. Toofe uf'he 3! diftrift, on the 27th day of Augufl, until th- 30 h inclusive. TERMS OF SALE. Os the purchasers, bonds for the amount of the purebafe money will be required ; at four equal inftjlments, to be paid in Gold or Sil ver; tlk fir ft payment, twelve months after date. In addition to which a Mortgage on the yreuiifts will be required MOSES SPEER, ) REDk SIMMS, } Com'rs. PATRICK JACK,) Washington February 17. (34) SSL Fifteen Dollars Reward. STRAYED from Williamson’s Mill, in Wilkes countv, the fii ft of February last, a ,arge bright BAY HORSE, about 15 hands high, (even wars old, one hind foot white; a (witch tad, rough (hod all round when he went off; and alio tlw hair was rubbed eff his fidcs, and perhaps his fli mlders by gerr; carries his hrad high, and when rode, walks remarkably #oft. rots and canters ;he was last heard of in Greene counti, and appeared to be making tuw.trds th- G.rnfon, where he was formerlv owned —-Any perlon who will deliver the laid H irfe to me in Angufta, or Wrightftorough, 111 oil receive the a mve reward of fifteen dollars, or ten doPars for giving inform',ion by fitter, 01 otherwiie, lo that I obtain the Herfe a ; ain. A. G. SEMMES. March 27. 138) Pen Dollars Reward. STRAYED a* av from Do&or Murray's Mills, on Buthtr’s Creek A BLACK FDRbE, rising fix tears cld, about sixteen hands high with a (mall liar and llrip on hi.s forehead, and a white ring round the middle of his left ear ; whoever will deliver fait! horfr to DnAor M> rra*-' in Augusta, or the fubferi ter at fa id Mills (lull receive the ahoverc .vard JAMES CHRON April 17 ( 4 t) One l limdrej Dollars Reward. RAN AWAY from the l'nbfcriber living in Greene County, on Wednefdav th * ibii intl.it', a NEGRO MAN named Daw. twenty-five vein old, h e feet eight ur nine in ches high, fi>are male, and appears to limp in ous of his len as he walks, he is a verv black and fmooifitkiu’d, he is sensible and makts utc of av good language as most of men, he is also . B'ackfmiih b\ *rade, it is uncertain what courfi hem iv tak*. though pe-h.ips he will attempt to go to \ :rginia, a> he was latelv brought from that flute, fie hart on when he wont away flmrt blue doit and overalls, though ’ is polli bte hr will chrnge it is drets, as he Mas very good of other quality. Archibald Gresham. January 30. (301 THE G-'prgia (j? South-Carolina ALMANACK, For '2icVt the Augusta Book-Store, By thi, Cross, Dozen or Single, Dcxftor Josiah Mallery, HAS lately formed an eftablifiiment in Wayntfborough, where he will devote m attention to the practice of the various branches of MEDICINE. Those, who wiil do him the favour to call upon him in the line of his profeffion, may be adored that their de mands will be attended to, with the utmost punctuality. He choufes not to boast of his superior knowledge ; of the wonderful exploits which he has atchie»ed ; or to puff off a gross of nostrums to impote on the ignorant and gain a fliort lived reputation; but tather choo les to leave the task of deciding upon his own merits to an enlightened and intelligent public k. He has provided himfelf with apparatus for concerning and communicating Galvanism Phis while it gratifies the mind of the inquisi tive philofopfier, may, most probably, be ap plied, with success, to the cure of many of the disorders to which we are liable. But as this science is yet in its infancy, it will rtquire time and experiments to brit.,- it to maturity and afeertain its virtues wfih any degree of ac< nracy. ? milies and plantations will be attended to by the year on moderate terms, if any Gentle man fliould prefer this method. April 24 (3t.42) Fails ate flub horn things / Riches, without health, no pleasure brings. IT is a faCt that most of the complaints of the spring and summer seasons, arise from accu ii/ulated billions juices, diftenuiog the involun tary organs, and thereby predisposing the sys tem for the induction of fucb species of diseases as accidental cireumftjnces may o. cafion. It is also a faCt, that by clearing the stomach and bowels occafi mallv, predilpofi ion may be re moved and good health restored. It is, further more, a faCt, that nine tenths of diseases, in their various forms and stages, are cured, if cur ed at all, by the agency of purgative medicines, blood retting excepted. Dues not the plivfi cian depend more on this indication than afi hts pharmacopea! preparations besides ? Dues he not confider all others as the mere modus me dendi of fanciful and, fomefimes, visionary theories; whfih mv or may not answer the desired objrCts ? Does he not know, that unless he is really a mailer of the science, and keeps this objeCt in view, he may (innocently, no doubt) kill more than he mav chance to cure?— He certainly does ; and every honrft one wil confefs it. As to the opinions of dishonest and ignorant empericks, they mav be believed by those who are fond of long fits of ffi knefs— long bills—ruined confutations, or premature death. Purging is found to be the most effectual method of relieving over oiftended vefltls or intestinal rengeftions, of anv in use. The choice of these is open misjudged, from tradi tional prejudices, habitual customs, or a fear of doing wrong. But certain and effectual purgations can never do harm—the use of them often prevents the necefiitv of calling in the at fending ptuftcian ind if called upon, his work is more than half done. There is no preparation now extant, to an fwer as a general purgative for all ages and sex es, and for Lf ‘tv, convervenrc and case, as the “ Patent Nets: London Pillious Pills.” Seven years’ general and inireafing life of them, by phvficians of refpe&abilitv and integrity—b\ families who have found great exprnres Caved thereby—My the'r introduction into the Navy of t!ie United States, as well among seamen generally ; in (hurt, as the only medicine which will admit of univerfa! fnccefs in all hands : are the heft evidences of their real vir rues, and promise to (ecure to mankind a reme dy valuable in the extreme. SAMUEL H. P. LEE, Physician and Member of the Connefhcut Medical Society. s3* The abm’~ PILLS, are con flantlv lor fa|e, wliolefale and retail, by ISAAC HERBERT, n Aognfl.l, agent for the ftat.e. Mav 1. (43) Fifty Dollars Reward. ON the night of the 31 (I March laft.be tween the hour, of 10 and it o'cloik, was taken from tnv place near Augusta, an old NEG.RO man, named Cato, about 6ct year* of age, flout and wt II made, and who had on when taken away, a J;v ket and overall, of white plains—he was taken, inticed, or Stolen away by a fall fufpirinus looking mtn, said to be from the state of Tcnneflee,who wore a drab coloured great coat, and rode, a high, well bi king dark bay Mare, and with holders and piftnls— The Negro was brought to Augusta a few years part from TennefFee, by a Mr. f. Smith of that state, and it is fulpefted, he will be taken bark to the fame place. The above reward will be given, to anv person who will return me the Negr<’, or secure him in any tail so that I get him, or who will give such in formation, refpefling the name and residence of the perion who took him oftj as will enable me to recover him. N. DELAIGLE. A">ril to iot. 40 s3* ALL ptrrions indebted ro the ate firm of William H Jack t# Co. or to tlie estate of An,item hoses, dereated, bv bond >r nr-te, are once more called on for im mediate fetdemem; no fnrthrr indulgence t an be given —Thole indented to either of the above mentioned firm- on open account, ire requested to liquidate the fame previous :o the fi'tl dav of September next —After that late, fairs will be commenced against delin quents without diferimination. fAMES BEGGS, Adm'r. n o r i c e: 4 LL perlvns to whom the etlate of the late Andrew Innes, (lands indebted, are re qt elled to render their accounts properly at teftrd ; and those indebted to the said estate to make immediate payment to James Beggs, Adm’r. Decembers. ~ 32. W. H. Craven, HAVING experinced considerable encour agement in his bufir.efs, since his eftab llhment in this piace, returns to a generous public his greatful thanks for the fame, and earneftiy solicits a continuance of their past favors, afTuring them that he has now on hand, a handsome alTbrtmer.t of the neatest and molt faflnonahle HATS—he flatters himfelf to be able to fell as low by the quantity, (costs and charges included) as can be had from New- York. He therefore hopes it will be an objeift with the Merchants from 'he us county, to cali on him at his HAT MANUFATURY, upper end of Broad Street, Augusta. April 24. f3'-4_2) COMMISSION & FACTORAGE. The Subscriber, RETURNS his thanks to lit: friends for the liberal support he has received fiuce the commencement of the above buiinefs, and in forms them he continues the fame WARE HOUSES apd STORES, for the reception of produce and merchandize. He has Just Received, In addition to hi: Supply of GOODS , the following At tides. LORRILARD’3 Mocaboy Snuff, in one pound and half pound bottles, Ditto Scotch do. Ditto Rappee do. to Hhds. 4th Proof Jamaica Rum, 6 MolafTes, 8 Jamaica ar.d Mufcovado Sugars, 20 Barrels Philadelphia Beer, 10 Balkets Frcfh Olive Oil, 1 Case Fiafki do. 6 Cases Frtfh Capers, 2 Anchovies, 6 O ives, 10 Boxes Prunes, 2 Figs, 12 Mofcadel Raitons, 20 Herrings, 6 Jars Malaga Grapes, 10 Quarter Calks Malaga and Sherry Wine, London Bottled Brou a Stour, London Paitieular Mideria Wine, Do. do. Teneriffe do. Old Bottled Port do Kegs of Crackers and Groat Bread, Walnut and Mofltroon Catfup, K“2* P-nrl Barley, B fleet S ib, Soft Shell and Shelled Almonds, Calks C’rteefe and Boxes Soap, And a Variety of other articles in the Gro cery line. ALSO , JUST OPENED , 1 Chest of Fresh Hylon Tea, 1 Ditto. Imperial do. Thomas Barrett. March 20: (37) Administrator’s Sales. Ok the f.rfl Tuesday in June next, will he sold at the Market House in Augusta , A Lot and Premises on Macintosh- S'reet, adjoining the Lot now occupied by M.flrs. Thomas Barrett 3c Co. being the real estate of William Harknefs, deceased, and fold by order of Court, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors, OS WELL EVE, Adm'r. March 20 (37) City Tax Collector’s Sales. WILL BE SOLD, Ou the fir ft Tuesday in June next , at the Market House in the City of Augusta, between the usual hours, the following Property, or a< much there of as wiil satisfy the tax due for the year 1805, with costs. 50 Acres of land adjoining General Giascock and Edward Telfair, returned as the property of Nathaniel Durkee. . Tax due SSO 62J. —ALSO— The Eaftemmoft part of Lot No. 35, on Broad and Elis Streets, Augusta, forty four feet front, occupied by Hobby and Bunce, re turned as the property of Ananias Cooper. Tax due S 9 37^ A. RHODES, c. c. Mav »• (43) NOTICE. ~~ ALL persons having any demands against the Rev. If'ashington M Knight, late of this county,deceafed, are desired to render their accounts duly attested, and those indebted to the said deceased, are requested to make imme diate payment to JOHN R. THOMPSON, Adm'r. December 12. ( 2 s) Notice is Hereby Given. That nme months after the date hereof an application will be made to the Honourable the Inferior Court of Greene County. for leave to fell the real r/late of the late Thomas Baldwin,Esq. dec. of J aid county for the benefit of the heirs ftf creditors BENJAMIN BALDWIN, Adm'r. | Augoft 15. NOTICE. ; A FTER the expiration of nine months, ap £X plication »»i be made to the Honorable Inferior Court, for an order to fell the Real Est ate of Charles Daniel), deceased, of Greene Ccuntv, for the benefit of the heirs and cre ditors. BETSEY C. LEGON, Adm'x. O.iober 24. A Chaise 8c Harness, FOR SALE, Enquire at the Augusta Book-store. For Sale at the Augnfta Book-Store, *lht Words and Pvins Ccntefljon of JOSEPH HAMPTON BEELER, ’Vho was executed et F<teef.eld tor poffice Ceunterfe:t Mo„ey. I— ll i 1 j_ W MM Conditions of the Herald. Tki AUGUSTA HERALD is published every thuk sda y ....and delivered, ot forwarded, to Subscri. bers at thus dollars a year, payable one half# or the whole in advance. All Subscriptions must be for one year at least., and until a aiscjntinuar.ee of the paper is specially directed. Advertisements inserted r.t 63 cents a square for the first insertion, and 4 2 cents a square for each suc ceeding publication. The following gentlemen hold subscription papers, and are duly autheiised, to receive the advance money for the herald. Savannah....lxl (Irs. Bacon & Malone. Meflx* Seymour tls* Co. St. Mary's.. ..Me firs. Cook Cf Co. Louisville Major John Berrien, H. Stem, Washington ....Bernard Kelly, Esq. Wilkes County.. .Ilauc VVill born, Esq. Ma thew Talbot, Esq Greene County.... Robert Dale, EVq. 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All Subscriptions to be for one year at least, and un til a difcontinuanre is specially dircdled. pT THE LIBRARY will consist ofa chosen col le£linn of the mod valuable publications in Divinity, Phi fic, Law, lliftory, Biography, Voyages, Travels, Phi lolophy, Chemistry, Poetry, Novels, Dramatic Writ ings, and Miscellaneous Literature and ffiould the un dertaking succeed, the Proprietors will endeavor continu ally to add to their colledlion, all luch new and intereding publications, and'fuch valuable periodical works, as will contribute to the entertainment and improvement of their subscribers, and render their eftablifhmcnt more ufeful t» the place. *** Subscriptions received at ths Augusta Book-Store, ana persons inclined to encourage the undertaking, are requeued tolubscribe as soon as convenient. March 20. PROPOSALS * FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION, SIX SERMONS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS, Preached by the Reverend James H. Ray , Late Pastor of the Church, and reftor of the Acade my, at Greenlborough. TOGETHER WITH “ Poems Sacred to Christianity,” BY THE SAME AUTHOR. THE late Rev'd. JAMES H. RAY, was extenfivt ly known in the state of Georgia, and wherever known, was revere for his piety, and refpefied for his talents.... and in his sa r mon s and poi ms which it is now con templated to lay before the Public, Religious Subjefts are difcuffcd, and moral truths illustrated, with a clearness, ability and ze >l, becoming a mcfTenger of sacred things.... And as the avails of these his mental labours, alter defraying the expence of printing, will be applied to the use of his bereaved and wor thy family, little doubt exists but that the un detaking will meet with liberal encouragement. THE Six Sermons it is presumed will be contained ia about too pages, and the Poems in about 60 or 70 page* they wid be neatly printed with a new type, on good paper, and bound togeiher and lettered, making a ueat Duodecimo Volume, which will be delivered to Subscri bers for one DOLLARand twenty-five cents. THE work will be commenced as soon as a l'ufficient number of copies are fubferibed for to defray the cxpence of punting....and as previous to the completion cf the undertaking, considerable expence will be incurred, it will be necessary, from the situation or the REPRESENTATIVES OF THE DECEASED, that sub scriptions be paid in advance, and, lhould, any subse quent event prevent the Publication, all advances will be promptly r:turned to fubferibers. . THE SERMONS and POIiMS are now in the liandx of the Editors of the Augusta Herald, who hope to put them to prels at an early period, and it is confidently believed, that they will be found worthy the patronage of every real Christian, as well as of other persons of learn .ng and literary tafoe. Subfcriptions, with the advance money, will be teceived by Robert Dele, Esq. Greenfborough. Messrs. \V. & F. Ciiberts, and J. Cobbett, Wtfh. ington. Mr. S-muel Strong, Oglethorpe. Mr. Shaier Heilyer, Petersburg. Rev. M. Waddel, Vienna. David Kobertfon, Esq. Waynefborcugh. And by the Editors of this paper at the Augusta Book-Stcre. PUBLISHED BY HOBBY and BUNCE, Broad-St reel, Aug usta. WHERE PRINTING IN GENERAL IS EXE CUTED WITH ELEGANCE AND ACCU RACY, AND ON THE MOST REASON ABLE TERMS.
