Augusta herald. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1799-1822, October 28, 1817, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGlobe Tavern, BROAD-STREET, AUGUSTA. THE Subscriber* having purchased a lease of this Elegant and commodious Estab lishment. inform their friends and the public in general, that their best exertions shall be used to render comfortable all those who may be pleased to call on them. They have a number of private Rooms handsomely furnish ed, separate and apart from the bustle of the Tavern, for the accommodation of those to whom such bustle would be unpleasant—And having determined to spare no pains in pro viding every comfort, they rely with confi dence upon the support of the puplic. Thomas Glascock, Peter Donaldson. June ao_ 1 ______ For Sale. THAT well known tract of LAND in Columbia county, called MOUNT HOPE, ten miles above Augusta, on Savan nah River, containing five hundred and twenty eight acres, which is equal, if not superior, to any tract of Land in the county—There is on the premises, a good Dwelling House, Kitchen, Gin-House, Stables, Corn House, and all the necessary buildings on a plantation, all under a good fence. The terms will be made known by application to the Subscribers on the ptemises John B. Wilkinson, Wm. H. Blackwell. O ctober 24 THE Following Property, WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, At the Court-House, in the city of Savannah, on the first TUESDAY in December next, being the real estate of the late. K. IVarsE, Est). and sold for the benefit of the heirs of said estate, viz : House and Lot Nc. 1, Yamacraw, Wharf Lot No. !, ditto Wharf Lot No. 10, ditto One Town Lot at Spring Hill, One five acre Lot, Chatham county, on the border* of the city. Two Town Lots in Sunbury, \ One Town Lot in Brunswick. 470 acres Prime River Swamp LAND, on Argyle Island, about 320 acres cleared and cultivated under dam, with quar ter drains, trunks, Water Machine, Barns, Overseers, Winnowing and Negro Houses, a Carden Spot, with a Grove of sweet Orange and Fig Trees. The Buildings are situated on high knowles, out of the reach of freshets. This Land produces ns good crops as any on the river—The whole Tract will be sold or divided into two Tract to Buit purchasers. 800 acres Pine LAND, in the neighbor hood of Monteith. 11,000 acres Pine LAND, in Effingham county, laid off in Tracts of from three to five hundred acres each. 6000 acres of LAND, in Scriven county, in different Tracts; some of the 1 racts Prime Swamp and Oak and Hickory Lands. 3tO acres of LAND, Washington county Oak and Hickory. 202 J acres LAND, Wilkinson county, 12th district, No. 2C5. 450 acres River Swamp LAND, in South- Carolina, opposite the Point of Argyle Island. From ten to twelve hundred acres of LAN D, on the Salt Kctcher, in Sobth-Carolina. Four LOTS in the town of Columbia, South- Carolina. Terms to be made known on the day of sale George Anderson, J F , James M. Wayne, 5 Savannah , Seflt. 1, 1817. 20t 24 For Sale. THE Subscribers, offer for sale a Tract of LAND, containing 750 acres adjoin ing (Joseph Cot. viah and others, twenty miles above Augusta, near Martintown, Edgefield District, South-Carolina) well adapted to the culture of Corn, Cotton and small grain, it is undoubtedly very healthy, and excellent wa ter ; a further diacription is deemed unneces sary.—Terms will be very accommodating. Joshua Key, Edward W. Collier. September 5 19 wnThTsoldT On the first Tuesday, in January next , at the Court House in Carnesvi/le ; The whole of the Real Estate of Augusten Brown, deceased—l'o be sold by an order of the Inferior Court of Franklin county, for the benefit of the heirs and credi tors of said deceased Richard Brown J., , Darius Echols, { Admr s ‘ October 1 27 f Notice. On Tuesday the 18rA qf aV* svember next, at the late residence of James SrEicwrs, de ceased, Hurkr County : l shall expose to sale all the perisha- Bfe property ot the. said deceased ; the terms ! wl sale will be made known on that day. Alex. C. Allen, Adm'r. Fro Tem. October 10 12t 29 Or Barter for a field Handy A VALUABLE House Servant, strictly honest, and well q julincd to attend un t*n a genteel family. September 19 23 Stainback Wilson, « AND James A. Black, HAVING associated themselves in Bus ness under the firm of Wilson ts" Black, offer their services to their friends, and the public in general, in the COMMISSION AND FACTORAGE LINE. They have the Ware-House lately occu pied by Messrs. Barrett & Sims, wher every attention will be given to render genere a) satisfaction. May 9 1 _ Carriages and Gigs FOR SALE. THE Subscriber has received an additioh- ' al supply of GIGS and CARRIAGES of a superior quality, made by David Bbach I of Newark, and warranted good —They will be sold on accommodating terms. ALSO SEVERAL DOUBLE BREASTED Cotton Gins, Os from 45 to 65 Saws, made by Boat wright and Glaze.— Apply to G. B. Marshall. September 16 22 FOR SALE, Five Lots ON THE SAND-HILLS, KNOWN in the Plan of Somerville, as Numbers 26, 27, 28, 29 and 31—a Plan of said Property with terms can be as certained on application to John M'Kinne. October 24 33 To Rent, 1 1 At the Market-House in Augusta, on IVedncs- i day 29 th October, THAT valuable Swamp Plantation, about j four miles below Augusta, known as : Samuel Bugg’s, for one year, commencing from the Ist January next. Val. Walker, one of the Trustees. October 1 4 30 Dancing Academy. Messrs.‘LESLlE & MONTAIS, RESPECTFULLY inform the ladies and i t gentlemen of Augusta, that they have I associated themselves together for the purpose of teaching the elegant and polite accomplish ment of Dancing—Various r:ew steps and figures which have not yet been introduced in ! this city, will be taught—togethet with a num- J ber of Fancy Dances, all of which have receiv ed the sanction of the most fashionable and po lite circles in the principal cities in the union. Their Academy wil be kept at Mr. Leslie’s Long-Room, in Reynold-Street, and will be ready for the reception of pupils on the 31st of the present month. Days of tuition, Friday from 3 to 6 o’clock, p. m. and on Saturdays, from 9 to 12 o’clock, a. m. and from 3 to 6 p. M. A Night School, will also be opened for young gentlemen on Thursday, the 30th inst. commencing at candle light. Further particulars will be made known on ap plication at the above place. October 24 3t 33 FENCING SCHOOL. MR. MONTAIS informs the gentlemen of Augusta, that as soon as he can pro cure a sufficient number of subscribers, he will open a school at Mr. Leslie’s Kong Room, lor the purpose of teaching the useful and manly exercise of the SMALL SWOItD, upon the modern and best approved system in that valuable science. Mr. Montais may be seen at any time at Mr. Leslie’s residence. October 24 3t 33 Wishes to Engage as Manager, or Overlooker, A MAN with a small family, who has been upwards of twenty years acquainted with the general culture of the southern states, viz. Rice, Cotton, Corn and Indigo—Has some knowledge of the nature and treatment ot diseases incident to people on plantations, particularly those of children. Would prefer a situation in South-Carolina, between Augus ta and Savannah; though no part of the southern states would be objected to, if not considered unhealthy. A stated per cent, on the crop, if the business be large, would be a agreeable as any other salary. Unexceptions able recommendations can be given, of hones ty, sobriety and industry—those relative to ability are not so recent; the individual being engagod, during the late war, in a cloth ma ftulactory, the expense attending which, and decline of the same in consequence ol peace, has urged him to return to his former avoca tion. Any person desiring further informa tion, by leaving a line with the Editor, or by an advertisement in his paper, will be thank fully attended to, previous to the Ist of Janu ary next. October 7. B*t 28 Notice. VLI, Persons indebted to the Estate of Ron but Laxier, late of Scriven coun- j ty, deceased, are requested to come forward ‘ j and make immediate payment, and all these ! whom the Estate is indebted*, will render in ■ ll ’ e ' r demands properly attested as the !»w directs. Valentine Hollingsworth, Ad’mr. September 2 re t 20 JUST RECEIVED AT THE AUGUSTA BOOKSTORE, An Additional Supply of BOOKS fcf STATIONARY, -r-Among which are the following — ART of Reading ; Ainsworth’s Dictionary Adclphe—Amelia American Lady ; Atlas Minimus Advice to Youth ; Buchan’s Domes. Medicine Boston’s Four Fold State; Bracken’s Farriery Blair’s Lectures ; Belinda Bennet’s Letters ; Beauties of St. Pierre Biddle’s Architecture; Blair’s Preceptor Bunyan’s Holy War; Buflon’s History abrigd. Cabinet of Momus; Croxall’s Fables Carpenter’s Book of prices Cook’s Voyages; Camilla Count Fatham , Complete Coiffeur _ Charlotte Temple ; Cecilia Denman’s Midwifery ; Discipline j Dabney’s Poems ; Dance of Death j Ewell’s Medical Companion Ellen ; Emma; Emelia of Lindinau Economy of Life , Faber ou Prophecies Fordyce’s Sermons , Forest Minstrel Fables for Ladies ; Federal Calculator French Spelling Books ; Gulzara j Gulliver’s Travels ; Gough’s Arithmetic Goldsmith’s Rome and Greece Heart and Fancy ; History of the War Hervey’s Meditations; Hale’s Lstters of advice Hutton’s Arithmetic & Mathematics Herrington ; Julia De Roubigne Josephine; Joseph Andrews • • Key to Knowledge ; Knox’s Philosophy ; Key on Puerperal Fever ; Koster’s Travis i Locke’s Essays ; Letter Writer j Lempriere’s Classical Dictionary ! Looking Glass ; Langsdorff’s Voyages Lalla Rookh ; Life of Marion Married Life ; Miser Married Masonic Song Book; Moral Mirror Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border; Manfred More’s (Hannah) Works, Milton’s do. Nicholson’s Cyclopedia ! Newton’s Letters; Ossian’s Poems J Olive Branch; Practical Hints Polite Lady ; Pamela : Patience and Perseverance j Parnassian Garland ; Porteus’s Lectures i Phillipart’s Moreau ; Paris Spectator • Paley’s Philosophy ; Practical Piety I Perrin’s Elements ; Play sail’s M. Science Pocket Lavater ; Pilgrim’s Progress Poetical Chronology ; Ramsay’s U. S. Perowrow the Bellows mender I Russell’s Modern Europe ; Roman History Rosa in London—Rhoda | Romance of the Forest-Religious Courtship Robertson’s Charles sth—Sallust Shey’s Book-Keeping Smith and Little’s Tunes Stewart’s Introduction—Sterne’s Works St. Helena Manuscript—Seilon’s Practice i Selwyn’s Nisi Prius—Self-Controul ' School of Virtue—Tales of the Castle Tales of my Landlord—Tales of Ttfror Tom Jonts—Pales of Fancy Thompson on Inflammation—Telemachus Turner’s Book-Keeping Visit for a Week—Varieties of Life Weems’ Washington—Whelpley’sCompend. Ward of Delamere—Warden’s Letters Willet’s Geography—Wild Irish Girl Whitfield’s Sermons Young’s Night Thoughts Family and School Bibles Testaments, Latin, Greek, French and English School Books Blank Books—Blotting Paper Fine, Hot-pressed & common Letter Paper Fine and Common Foolscap paper Black and Red Ink-Powder Pewter and Wedgewood Ink stands Glass Fountain do. Glass Inks and Sands for Writing Desks Gunter’s Scales and dividers Writing Parchment—lvory Folders Gilt, plain and embossed message and visiting Cards » Lignum Vitte Rulers—Globes Quills and Wafers Back Gammon Boxes, &c. &c, An additional supply of Law, Classical, ! School Books, and Miscellaneous Publications are shortly expected—the whole or any part of which will be sold at the New-Y'ork and Philadelphia prices. October 21 52 Mrs. Maria A. Pierce, HAS OPENED A BOARDING HOUSE, In St. Julian Street , Savaxxah, Geo. Where Gentlemen and Ladies of respecta bility, will meet with everyattention polite. Savannah, February 27 - 1 LOST OR STOLEN. ON Monday morning last, between the hours of 4 and 7 o’clock, from the Bag gage of the Northern Stage, a White hair Trunk, about two and a half feet in length, containing principally tarious articles of Fe male and Children’s Clothing, and a smail quantity of Jewelry, among which were a Gold Repeating Watch, Brest Pins, Rings, and a Gilt Necklace—also, a Table Spoon and two Tea Spoons, engraved with the let ters C. A—. Among the Clothing, was two black silk gowns. Any person delivering the above Trunk, with its contents to the Editors of the Augusta Chronicle, or the Editors of ; the Columbia S. C. Gazette, shall receive a j reward of Ten Dollars, and no questions will be asked. M. Antonio. October 14 3 t -^gamuts; Or Scale of Music, with Blank Rules to Note upon—For Sale »t this office. Just Published, AND FOR SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE, (Opposite Dactor Watkins’s New Brick Buildings) By the Gross , Dozen , or Single, The GEORGIA is* SOUTH-CAROLINA ALMANACK, For ihe Tear of our Lord , 1818: -i-CONTAINING— ASTRONOMICAL Calculation* The Anatomy of a Man’s body as governed by the twelve Constellations Chronological Cycles for the year 1818 The Seasons 4 Twelve Signs of the Zodiac Aspects, Lunations, Quadrations, Conjunctions Eclipses for the year 1818 Characters of the Planets Moon’s Phases, Equation of Time bun’s Rising and Setting Moon’s rising, setting and southing, and the sign of the Zodiac, she is in at noon Miscellaneous Particulars Rising, Setting and Southing of the Stars Predictions of Ihe Weather Table of Interest at 7 per cent. do. of Interest at 8 percent, being the interest of South- Carolina and Georgia Officers of the Executive and Judicial Depart ments of the United States Officers of the Executive, Judicial and 4 Mili tary departments of Georgia Times and places of Holding Courts Ditto do. of the Courts of the United States List of the Civil Officers in Augusta Trustees Richmond Academy Female Asylum—List of Fire-Masters Officers of the Bank of Augusta Ditto Branch Bank of the state of Georgia List of the civil officers in Chatham county Ditto officers of thq custom house department Ditto navy department Officers of the Bank of the state of Georgia Ditto of the Planter’s Bank Ditto Bank U. S. discount & deposite at Sav. Ditto marine and fire insurance company Commissioners of Pilotage Officers of the medical society Ditto marine society Ditto Savannah library society Ditto Hibernian society Staff of the Militia of Georgia Justices of the Inferior courts of Richmond • and Chatham Officers of the Executive of South-Carolina Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas and Sessions Judges and Commissioners in Equity Times and places of holding courts Staff of the Militia of South-Carolina Upon the Twelve Signs Night On the Preservation of Health Anecdote of George F. Cook Ditto of Howard Method of cleansing silk, woollen and cotton goods, without damage to the texture or colour——lndustry A remarkable event Amusement——A Sofig To Dye cotton yarn a deep blue Description of the person of our Saviour A Quaker woman’s sermon A Companion to the Almauack List of Post Roads, See Sfc «sj’c. gr A great allowance made to those who take a Quantity. Qctober 21 32 Tobacco Manufactory. The Subscriber, RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public in general, that he has lately established the above Business in Bey nold-Street, below Bridge-Street, where he manufactures from the best quality of TO BACCO, and intends keeping a large sup ply constantly on band, warranted good, and will be sold on reasonable terms, wholesale or retail. Where also may be had, Small Twist of the Best Quality. fCJ* All orders thankfully received, and I promptly attended to. William C. W. Clarke. August 8 1 1 Notice. THE Subscriber will be absent from this state for a short time, and has appointed Mr. Samuel Blackwell, his agent duriog his absence. G. W. Dent. Columbia county, 2 1 32 *** We are authorized to announce Col. Peter Donaldson, a candidate for the office of Sheriff, for Richmond county, at ths ensuing election. June 10 1 * # * We are authorized to announce Anselm Bugg, a candidate for the Office of Sheriff for Richmond County, at the ensuing election. June 3 1 PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY FRIDAY, BY WILLIAM J. BUNCE, Augusta, Georgia C y c AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, Payable in Advance-.

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Augusta herald. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1799-1822, October 28, 1817, Image 4