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About Augusta herald. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1799-1822 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1808)
AUGUSTA HERALD. VOL. X No. 26.] M'KINNE sis Co. HAVE RECEIVED, A CONSIGNMENT OF 650 Sacks Salt, two bushels each, and 52 Calks Rhode-Island Stone Lime, Which they offer low for cash. December 2a. »*t 25 Fine 4-4 Linens, In ‘Twelve to Thirteen Tard Pieces. THE SuisCRIBERS, fkavt Received on a mall QUANTITY 07 Fine 4-4 Linen. Which thee offer by the piece on very low terms for cash. FRASER (st CAMPBELL. December a*. 3'- FOR SALE, An excellent pair cf four feet Burr Mill Stones* Sete&ed by one of the best judges of this ar ticle in New York., -—A L S O—- a New Bolting Cloths, Os a ve<y Superior Quality. Thole who with to purchase may be further iafoffhed by enquiring at the Augufia Book store. April 14. 4 1 FOR SALE. ao,ooo lbs. Swedes Iron, allotted, % Pipes. London particular Madeira Wine Lw for CasA or cotton. BARRETT (st SIMS. October so. *6. —? *—*r/ Auction Store. P’imHE Snbfcribftr has removed his AUC- I TION BUSINESS, to the Store of John U. Shioholfler Sc Co. neir the Market, v here Properly will be received for t*!e, or Stored at the Warr-houfe of Barrett & Sims free of Storage. THOMAS BARRETT. Angoft tt. 6 To Printers. T-'OR SALE, a PRINTINGPRESS, with JL two Foms of Letter, and Small Pica, about three or four hundr» weight in the whole —together with Cases, Column Rules, Scabbards, (Ac. (Ac. Suitable for an Office.—The whole may he had a bargain, by application to BARRETT (A SIMS. September. to THE SUBSCRIBER, TAKES this opportunity of informing the public in general, and his friend, in par ticular, that he has removed from his former Band, ro the store on the upper end cf Broad- Street, the second door below-me Nail Manu-f ia&ury, where he still continues his former! bufinefs.of making CANDLES, and will feta as low as the Market will alio#—he 4dll wife make Candles a* formerly lot those who End Tallow; at fdnr cents per pugtnd—and a reasonable allowance will be made!to those who take large quantities for (hipping. He also intends keeping an aflbrt ment of GROCERIES, and ha:. now on hand a Hogshead of the Gift quality MOLASSES, which he is retailing. ROBERT REID. November 3. a 18 j & Notice is Herrhf Given , TO alt persons who were at the late R'gi eternal Court of Inquirv, found guilty of default, at the parade 00 1 he 31st day of Oftober Lft, 'hat anlefs leulemen,* be had with the Pa- Mister, within thirty dais from the date hereof, executions will immediately thereafter he iffaed against all delinquents. , December 22. ly 25 N O T I C E. THE Sublcriber having difeontinued bttfi nefs in this place, and fold off his STOCK IN TRADE, with an intention to make a permanent itSdence in the Northern fiarei, earoeftiy solicits all perfoni indebted to him, to make as early a fettkment of their ac counts as possible, particularly thole who have «pen accounts, are requested to difeharge or heuidate the fame, as soon as possible. ASAPH WATERMAN. 202 1 Acres of Good LAND, No. 37, fifteenth-diftri£t, Baldwin County, for fate. A. W. November to. 19 / FOR SALE, f very elegant Northern made Top Sulkey, With plated Moaldings and Harness.—Ap ply to BARRETT (A SIMS. Decfberaz. 3 l 2 > Peter Primrose, RESPECTFULLY informs the public , that fie has removed to the fore, one door above Mr. JamEs Murken’s Where he has Received, AND JUST OPENED, A large and handsome assortment cf LOOKING GLASSES, large and fmaU, Dr effing and Shaving GUifes, Eicgant PiAures and Paintings, And a Variety of Beautiful Views, Laudfcapes, (Ac. with and without frame*. A L S O ‘ A large supply of valuable and well as sorted JEWELRY. TOOBTHEt WITH Gold attd Silver Watches Spe&aclet, PerfprAive Gialfet, Spy GiafTes, Patent Razors, Thertnometors, Mathematical Instruments, (Ac. (At. AND AN ELEGANT Phantasmagoria. With a great variety of articles in hi* line, which he determines to fell so low, that every reasonable purchaftlr, fltall be fathfied with his bargain. December 15. *4 "PRIVATE SALE. - 4th proof Jamaica Rum in Hhds. Best Brown Sugar in Hogsheads and Barrels, Coffee in Bags, Waggon Tire and Axe Bar Iron, Fine and Coarftl Cloths, White Plains and Negro Cottons, 2 Kegs Richmond Mailnfa&ured Tobacco* 3 Boxes Pipes, (Ac (Ac. . Which will be fold low for cash, bv FRASER (A CAMPBELL. November 24* at ■ ■ »» —* NOTICE. WILUAM FEW, Eft}, olf New-York, - baying autborifed the fobfcribers to receive all wonies due him in the State of Georgia ;—Notice it berebv given, to alt per lons indebted tm the said WILLIAM .'EW, by bond, note, or otherwise, to come forward and difeharge the fame. PHELPS (A HOWARDS. November 3. t& NOT IC E. y f ALL persons having demands against the estate of Charles Busk, late of Greene county, deceased, are requested to briugthem forward Hated according to law, and ihofe in debtsd to said estate, are requested to eorhe for ward and make payment immediately, as no longer indulgence can be given. THEOPHILUS BURK, 7 M , , , " CHARLES BURK, J am ' ‘ March 30 40- Notice. |Tp»HE ElcAiori of the Officers of the Rkh -IJL mond Academy, will take placfc on Sat urdaythe 31st December next, for the enfulcg iycarXrhen a RtAor wiH be appointed with a Salary of 8 500 and half the Tuition Money, and an Engirftt a SaUrv of 8 400 and the other half of the Tuition Mot . ey.—Application* will be to Dodtof John Murrav. President f ike Board of IrHfires. THOMAS BARRETT, Ct'k. OAober 6, 14 ...-■--- - -- - ' N OTIC E. ALL perfctis having claims against the estate of the taie Phili* ClaYtow, Elq are requested to render them proptrly tecredt ed, and in the time preffcribed by law, to Wil liam Low, Esq. of Columbia county, or the f tbferiber at Carnefville, Franklin And all those indebted to the estate, are requtf ed to make payment to the lame perfoni. A. S. CLAYTON. January 31. *, 24 A 1 1 N O TICE. LLfeerfons having demands against tie emte of Archibald Hatcher, fifquire, deceafed*are required to render them agreet biy to law, and those indebted to the said es tate, are called on tu make immediate payment as no indtilgeucies ran be given. MARY HATCHER, Adm'rx. J. MERIWETHER, 1 .. , L. BOSTICK, AprH 7. 45 . N O T I C E. THE fnbfcrlber having removed to Savan nah, offer* bis services to the public in the FACTORAGE and COMMISSION ! L!&£, tod hopes by ftri& attention, to render fatisfadion to those who may favor him With their business. JAMES BEGGS. Oftobcr 13. n TO LEASE. THE House and Lot in Green Street, occu< pied at present by John Hill, poffetfion U be given the firft January next.—For particu lars apply ai the store of JOHN HILL (A Co. I Dccszbcr 2a. as THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1808. % * Doctor Murray, TtAVfNG taken Di Aur Thomas 11. M. XI Fbndall, into part.’erflitp, the Mihhi fs will trom this day be carried on tinder the fTrm .if Murray 8c Fendall, Who tender their united fervives, in the dif eharge of their pru.efficnal duties. They ex* peA an earlv and extenSve supply of DRL'O‘l, MEDICINES and other article* generally k. pit to the DRUGQIST, PAINT W COLOUR SHOPS, which they-intend to « ffer for sale • n as reasonable terms as they can be had ai.y where else in this state, and they fimer ibtt;v (elves they will merit a (hare of the public fa vor, la the diffw-reut deparunent-. of ihd't ba fin.fs. Murray Sc Fendall, Refpedfully follcit an early aujuftmeat of their refpt Aive ihu ftantlitrg debts, and iov'te those having claims against them to present theirs for feulement, }u*e- i. 4Q THE SUBSCkIBERS, HAVING GOODS, tq the formerly occupied by Messrs. Watson (A Hkrbrrt, where they are just opening, An extensive asta tntint of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE* CUTLERY, STATIONARY, 6? SADDLERY. They ha»e an altortn>ent of SHOES, khicn they will dil'pcfe of on the rtu.fi reasonable terms; they hate also on hand, a QU&TITY OF SALT, all of which they are determined to fell as low as they can possibly be fold in this place or Savannah, for or fnoDucß. LA ROCHE & VAN SINDEREN. September £9 13 OT 1 C E. ALt persons having any dtmand* against Wksm Cook, late of the diftrift cf fcrlgtifeM, (South-Ciroiina) deceased, are re quelled t<> render theof id properly ittefted, according tr> law, »o t PRUDENCE COOK, Adm'x. GEO Y. AIACMURrHY, Adrift. Edgefield Diflrifl, J: !v 27. 5- N O T 1- C E. ALL persons indebted to the efhte ms the above named Issac Eacbeloer, are reques ted to make payment to the fubfcrihcr, and all those who have any dafoands agaioft said estate, are requested to render their accounts duly at teSed, to the fubferiber. J. W. WILLIAMS, Adm'r. Noveir 0i 17. 30 N OTIC E. ALL persons having claims against the estate of the late Pniub HuStk*, are reques ted to render them proptrly accredited, and In the time prefCfibed by law, and all those iu ’ dtbted to the estate, are rtq efted to diake pay ' hi e flt trt ELISHA HUNTER, Aft ft. December B. 23 FINAL NOTICE 4’Tp'HOSE. indcbtecDto rh' firms of Scott r A J. ocott (A Kaucliffu, nr the Suhfcitber,are informed that all claims without diferimination are now placed in the hands of Colonel Floufnoy, for immediate suit. WILLIAM SCOTT. March 24. 38. N or i c e. nnHE fubferiber offers for sale bit present X place of rebdence, OAK HILL, for merly occupied by Littleburv Adams, in Edge Geld DiftriS, South-Carolina, flxleen miles distant from Augusta, containing four hundred and ftxty acres. It is eligibly fttuittd for a store or other pubile vocation, having several cross roadi conjoining at the spot, in addition e to the fertility of the foil, and uncommonly , good neighbourhood. —There is, besides an ex ! celleur Spring, a Well of Water in the yard, . equal if not fuptrior to any in this, or a«y oth t er country, and the place otherwise comforta bly improved.—For terms apply to the fubferi her on the premises, or Mr. Wjifon Woodroof. JOHN.t:. ALLEN. N O T I C~e7 ALL persons having claims against the estate of the late Alexander Young, , Merdjant, are requested to render them in form j -Msrf'ume preferibed by law—all those who art r indebted to the estate, are requested. to make . payment to ROBERT ATKINSON, 7 .JOSEPH ATKINSON, ) tkri ' Jmpc V- 49 NOTICE. M Subscriber having Removed from this 4 X place, requests thole indebted to hjin by M note or book accoont, to call on Messrs. j MTCinne’i, who are duly authorifed to fettle the fame. , DAVID TAYLOR. June a S* [ WHOLE No. 49* VAUXHALL BOARDING HOUSE. PETER CONALDSON, ha*mg taken the large and convenient eftablifhtcent lately occupied by Joleph Carrie, takes the liberty of informing the public, that he has opened a BOARDING HOUSE, where regu lar twarders, or occafiunai visitors Will be com toriably and plea.aatly accommodated, and on reasonable terms. He will at any time provide public dinners, or entertainment, for private parties on the (horteft notice, and in confbrmi ty to bills of direction. Gentlemen can be furnifhrd with private room?, and supplied with rrfreffimeqts »< any time; separate and detached rooms will be fur* niffied to private lodgers, and the call* of oc casional visitors will be attended to, at any hour of the day. He will continue the Reading Room, for merly kept by Mr. Carrie. He has l»rge and convenient STABLES, when* HORSES will be received and well at tended to, and kept on reasonable terms by the year, month or lingje day. December 8. • / ,33 Cut Nail Manufactory. E. wTI,CH. On the ll’tji l.nJ of Broad-Street. WI J H due relptft informs the ci izens of Augusta and the Pubic, that he h umitncd to pn ftvere in his lincof to aixortstucdite his cuftotrurs with a full sup ply of NAILS. He has extended the F.<A.>ry on a> larger scale, adequate to complete 5001 b. per day, and has on hand 7000 lb. of the ueft quality of NAILS AND BKAD§, assorted, whjqh lie « ff-rs for sale at the following redu ced prices for cafti only, Viz:— BJ. ioi. till. tod. ahd ap). N.ili st yi. per Ik; , tSJ. 10J. 1 ad. act. and kpf. Uvsdi at yd. per IS. sd. J.t. and 4,). Nmits and Spriga, it pJ ct*. per Nf. SadUleit T<u.k>'t at 50 clt. p*r M',‘ A h S O « Sheet-Iron for Gin Saws, Huop and Bar Iron, and 6 inch Spikes, . rought for Mill aud boat Building, Taiks fuitahleto make Negro Shoes with, at 25 cent* per Tbouland. Nnvrmber 14 21 Cotton Ware-House. THMubfcrlbers beg leave to inform thsic friends and public in general, that they have made a Urge addition to their Ware- House, fur the reception of cotton—and hope from their attention to the intt-reft of those who may favor them with their business in that line, to merh a .continuation nf the public ptt rortagf. BAkRETT (A SIMS. D-cemberji. 3'. 25 Valuable Lands, For Said, or Barter. THE S..i?fcrit 'r, < ffers for (ale, thkcb tracts . r land, in Division conn , so the S afe of T'.nn.fl.e, lying on the South 'H.rptih River, cootaining each fix hcodred and forti acre-.—the above land wil 1 beexenan ged for Lard ih the upper part of this state, or Muirs or Harks will be taken in paymenuand liberal prices allowed—the titles are inditputa b!e, and a K.rgaift will be given, by applying to the Sublcrthcr in Burke County, near WayneCjurough. MILLER. OAober 6. 13 Piney Grove Saw-Mills ANY quantity of LUMBER will be deliv ered in Augusta, agreeably to orders.— Fur terms apply to Baibxtt (A Sms, who will receive the bills and forward them to Ike Subscriber. WILLIAM M. COWLES. December 8 4 r *3 f rw TO RENT, That Fifty Acre Lot, In the neighborhood cf town, whereon Mrfo A. Rhodes, formerly resided.——For terms, apply to r THOMAS GARDNER (A Co. OAober 27. iy. '"'v No T I (Te. ~ ALL persons having claims against the Es tate of the late Col. Robert Watkins, arc requeHed to render them, in form , and time, prclcribed by law.—All those who are indebt ed to the Estate ire requested to make payment to Elizabeth M. Watkins, Adm'x* Anderson Watkins, Adm'r. January a. ( 26 FOR SAl£ THIRTY thoufaad acres of valuable land, situated upon the river Wafhita, in one of the most fertile parts of Louisiana—Particu lars with regard to local advantages, fituatioa, title, and the most favorable terms to purcha (ers, will be made known by application to : Thomas Tunno, in Cbarlefton, or Moatift. Millek, in Savannah, January aB. 39
