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WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Sale,
On WEDNESDAY, the Hlh of April, in
front of the Store, lately occupied hy A
Elfins, Groce Sf Co. at the hour vj it
o'clock, on a liberul credit.
All that LOT; or parcel of LAND,
lying on the North side of Broad-street, at
the corner of M’lntoshstreet, being the !.ot i
lately occupied by said A. Erwin, Groce 8c
Co. as a Store. —AI.SO,
The other LOT, on the South side of
Broad street, now in the occupation of Col.
Andrew Erwin —Description of the property
and terms to be made known on the day of sale
Geo. Hargraves, T
John M'Kinney, > Assignees.
William Sims, )
March 31 7 8
WILL BE SOLD,
On WEDNESDAY, the Sth of April next,
(ON THE PREMISES)
THE LOTS belonging to the Subscri
ber, on both aides of Broad-Street, at
the upper end of the City, a Plan of which is
left with Mr. John M‘K.innk.—The terms
will be ttn per cent at the lime of sal<*, ten
per cent on the first of November next, fifteen
per cent on the first of May, 1819, with ap
proved endorsed Notes, for the second ar.d
third instalments, and for the balance, a tved
it of one, two and three yetjrs will be given
from the day of sale, with tautest, the pay
ment to be secured by boj^Humortgage.
BrM'Kinne.
The Augusta Chronicle, the Savan
nah Museum, and Republican, Milledgeville
Journal, and Washington paper, will publish
the above until the day of sale, and setid their \
accounts to this office.
March 10 72
For Sale.
A HOUSE and Lot on the Sand-Hills, ad
joining Mr. Thomas Cumming’s lot,
and opposite Mr. E. Campbell, the lot con
tains one acre and a quarter well Fenced and
the Buildings on it are sufficient to accommo
date a Family—For terms apply at Flewcllin
and Dickinsons, or on the premises to
Durant Green.
March 20 75
FOR SALE.
rpilE HOUSES and PROPERTY in
JL HarrUburgh, consisting of several va
luable Tenements, and five acres of Land-
Fur terms apply to
Benjamin H. Meigs,
At ni» Auction Scote, Broad-Street.
Febiuary 17 66
FOR SALE.
1500 acres of Land in
Richmond, on Little Sperit Creek, adjoining
lands of Hornby, Hill and othtis, cn which
arc the remains of a Saw-Mill, and a comfor
table House—the Mill with a few repairs may
be made valuable. A further description is
useless, the latnd can be seen by applying to
L. Walker, Burke County, or to the Subscri
ber.
J. D. Walker.
January 20 58
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.
V. Y. ’HIERBA.H during the illness of tile
v Y Suhserihef, some metieinu* person
has reported tliut Le had foiled or Broken,
and as the said report may have obtained
currency in parts of the United States, so as
to materially affect his business,ami w hen fur
a considerable length of time it could not he
verbally contradicted. This is to give public
Notice, to such of lus fiends as are interes
ted and at a distance, that the said report
has u > tniftfl tior foundation.—And he also
offers the above reward, to any person who
will give up the name of the original propa
gator of the falsehood, provided lie is a man
of respectability.
James 1,. Oliver,
March 3J <;t 7 s
Six and a Quarter Cents Reward.
DESERTED from Camp Experience,
near Hartford. JOHN BURTON, a
private under my command, about six feet
and one inch high, lair complexion, blue ryes
and light colored hair, had on when he went
away a gu-y pair kervymere pantaloons, a
b ur co.»*, and a grey surtout coat—rode away
a large cream rolorcd lio'se, belonging to
M ■scs.l hnsetn. living in Burke county. The
above reward will be given for the said Burton
if confined in any jail in Georgia ; but, if de
livered to me at uvy head-quarters, a reward
of nf y dollars will be given for his person.
GEO. W. WATKINS, Capt.
N. B. It has been ascertained since the a
bovc mentioned deserted, that his proper name
is JOHN BLURTON.
_ March 31 St 78
.■ t Vt anted, to Puivh&se, a Tret of
G-md LAND, wi.h from Eighty to One llun
dte-l \e ,-s.f leoted sod under a good fence
—Suited t,. the culture of Com and Cotton,
asn. not very lar l.a.n this city—Enquire at
this Office. * *
Maicli J *9
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE.
Erivins, Oaknian & Co.
AltS WOW RECEIVING St OPENING
And will continue to receive and open during
the Fall months, at their stores in Micou’s
Brick Building in M'lntosh-street, leading
from A. Erwin, Groce & Co. Corner store,
and in Bridge-street, near the Market in tht
centre of Bridge-Range, No. 6 & 7
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
Crockery & lass Ware:
Consisting of
CRATES handsomtly assorted with Crock
ery, and Baxes and Tierces of Glass
( Ware, well assorted, suitably to the Georgia ;
1 and Western Markets, which they offer for
sale at a low advance.
They are now opening in order to suit those 1
; purchasers who wish to have their Goods
s repacked :
Elegant Lustre & Pearl Water Pitchers
Liverpool Water Sc Milk do
Ditto tea, coffee cups and saucers
En’d. cups and saucers of all descriptions j
and siz-s
Plates, bowls, mugs, pitchers of different
qualities and sizes.
ALSO,
A few sets of elegant burnished gold China
of a supei ior quality, consisting of a tea, coffee
and desert sets.
Likewise, lustre china tea sets of various
, figures—“ The celebrated Wedgwood’s pearl
, tea ware, consisting of a tea pot, sugar dish
i and cream ewer.”
! Silver lustre tea sets, containing the same ■
j number of pieces as above.
I Also, Children's Tea Setts & Toys
; or children of all description and sizes—all of !
j which they offer for sale at the most reduced !
. prices for cash or town acceptances.
October 21 32
DIVISION ORDERS !
Augusta, 13fA Feb. ISIS.
A GENERAL Court Maitial, will Assem
ble at the Couit-House, in the City of
j Augusta, on MuncDy, the 6th of Apiii next, !
j at 10 o’clock. A. M. for the trial of Lieuten
■ ant Colond Petek Donaldson, of the 10th
; Regiment, of Georgia Militia—On charges,
j and specifications prefered against him by
I Capt. Wm. Montgomery, and Lieut. James
I A. Black, of the said Regiment.
! Brigadier General John liwin, President.
i Lieut. Col. Wm. Wilkins of the 11 Regiment.
- Gibson 12 ditto
Morgan Brown 13 ditto
Thomas Hudson 14 ditto
Major Dennis Dent of the 11 Regiment
Thomas Williams 12 ditto
John Hubert 12 ditto
Joab Penston 13 ditto
U. G. Mitchell 13ditto
Chappie Sledge Hdiito
Francis Thomas !4ditto
SUPRiYUMERARIES.
Captain James C. Walker of the 11 Regiment
James Neal 12 ditto
E. Daniel 13 ditto
William Rochels 15 ditto
John M'Allister 14 ditto
And of which Court Martial, Col. JOHN
| H MONTGOMERY, will act as Special
Judge-Advocate.
i lly order of Major Gen. Walker.
' Freeman Walker,
Aid-de-Camp.
February 13 65
DIVISION ORDERS^
IN conformity to the orders of the com
mander in Chief, and the arrangements
ol thi Adjutant General, the Parades for
inspection and review of the Regiments, com
posing the second Division of the Militia
of this state, are ordered at the following
■ times, and places, viz i
On Wednesday, the 29th of April
next, at Suundetsvillc. in Washington county,
a convention of the Field, Staff, Company, and j
’ | Non-Commissioned Officers, of the 13th lie- 1
( 1 giment—and on Thuisday, the 30th, the re- |
' view, and inspection of said Regiment.
j On Friday, the Ist of May next,
at Spaita, in Hancock ccunty.a convention of
the Field. Staff, Company, and Ncn Gcmmis
, sioned Officers of the 14th and lith Rtgi
j raent, and on Saturday, the 2d, the review
and inspection of said Regiment.
, j On Monday, the 4th of May next,
, at Wai renton, in W arten county, a convention
t of the Field, Staff, Company, and Non-Ccm
s missioned Officers of the 12th Regiment, and
t: on Tuesday, the oth, the review and ir.spec
i j lion of said Regiment.
I j On Wednesday, the Gth of May
11 next, at Apliogiou, in Columbia county, a
c convention of the Field, Staff, Company, and
Non-Commissioned Officers of the 11th Re
■ | giment. and on Thursday, the 7th, the review 1
I ; and inspection of s..id Regiment.
! On Friday, the Sth of May next,
! at Augusta, nr Richmond county, a corner.- I
• I tiott t. f the Field, S ass, Company, Non-Com
i missioned Officers of the loth Regiment, and
lon Saturday, the 9:h, the review, and impec
; »on of said Regiment.
f FRfeKM \K W ALKER, F.sq. is hereby
1 appointed Aid de-Camp, he will he respected,
and obeyed ss such. ,
By Omar of
Mj. Gen. V. Waikfr. j
M. F. BoiscLwa, Division-ln\fuctur, |
January 19. h 1313. 55
WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE.
; the Subscriber,
U&s now hand, and is constantly receiving from New-Fork and Boston, Extensir
Supplies of the Following Articles, which will be Sold for Cash or Town
Acceptances at 2. 3 and 4 Months, as low as they can be had in any
Wholesale Grocery in the Stale :
HMDS, and Barrels prime Sugar
Do. and do. Loaf 8c Lump do.
i ! ierces and Bags Coffee
Whole Chests and Qr. Boxes Hyson Tea
' Hhds. and Tierces Molasses
Jamaica 4th Proof Wi„dO RUM in Hhdj
i ward-island 3d Proof, 8c K ftnd Barre!s
j New-Lngland )
| | GIN in pi P es and Barrelß
Cegniac Brandy A
; Spanish ditto V. i n pipes and Barrels
| Peach ditto f 1
Cider ditto j
| Philadelphia and Georgia Whiskey
j Cherry Bounce in Bartels
; Aoniseed, Peppermint > coRUIaLS
Cinnamon and Clove y
, Philadelphia Beer in Bui re's
Newark Cider in ditto
London Porter and) In 6 and 10 dezsn
! Brown Stout $ Casks
1 Ter,cr;ffe, Sherry, Siciley, } WINES in hall
! Madeira and Mafaga j pipes* qr. casks
Spanish and American Segais
' Chocolate in Boxes
Pepper, Ginger and Spice in Bags
; Almonds and Filberts in Bags and Bbls.
; Raisins in Boxes and Kegs
Mackarel, No. 3, fat Fall ditto
Smoked Herrings in Boxes
Cheese Goshen in Casks
Butter ditto in Tubs
Cranberries in Barrels
! Oranges in ditto
j Shad, No. 1, in ditto
Salmon in ditto and Kegs
j Potatoes in Barrels
i Window Glass. 8 by 10
Windsor Soap ? , „
, Bar ditto s ln BcXtS
The b team-Boat Company
OF GEORGIA.
Under their act of, incoi poration by the las
Legislature, have unanimously resolved to
divide their Capital of Eight Hundred
Thousand Dollars, into sixteen hundred
shaies of live hundred dollars each, l our
hundred shares, or one fourth of the whola
stock, on which fifty per cent or two hun
dred and fifty dollars have been paid in, art
held by the present stockholders, who will
offer
FOR SALE
At Public Auction,
In lots not exceeding Ten Shares, at the times
und /daces herein after s/iecijied, viz :
400 SHARES
At SAVANNAH, on the third Monday in
April next, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon
at the Court-House in said city ; and
400 SHARES
At AUGUSTA, on the fourth Monday in
A pul next, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon at
Howard’s coiner opposite the Post-Office
in said Ciiy.
The conditions of the sale will be s>2so
or fifty per cent on the amount of Stock, to
equalize the purchasers with the present
Stockholders, to be paid down together with
bait the amount of any increase or advance
t hereon ; and for the remaining half of any
such increase or advance, a credit will be giv
en till the Ist day of November next, for Notes
with appioved town endorsers.
The accounts of the Company will be made
up to the Ist day of April next, and a divi- j
dend on its, then, past transactions declared,
j The new Stockholders in common with the
i old, ate to be entitled to all the benefits of
j the Association from that period ; except the
; profits arising from the increase or advance
l on the intended sales, which will inure to the
i present Stockholders, or their Assigns,
j On the said first day of April next, an In
! ventory of the whole of the Company’s Pro
perty will be made out. and filed in the Of
fice at Augusta and Savannah, where persons
wishing to become interested may examint
it, and obtain all other necessary informa
lion relative to the affairs of the Company.
By Order,
J. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
The Editors of the Savannah papers
the Mitledgevil'e Journal, and the Washing
ton News, will please insert the above in thur
| papers until the days of sale.
March 17 74
Ten Dollars Reward.
RAN AW AY from the Subscriber, a Ne
. gro Wench named BETTY, aged about
\ 45 years, rather infirm and sick,y, had on
when she left, eh her a blue homespun or ytl
low flannel. Having formerly resided in Sa
vannan, has probably endeavored to i»-«ke he
way lor that place. Fatroons of boats and oth
ers are cautioned against receiving or harbor- :
iug the said Negro. Any one giving ir.foiina- |
i fiun where the same wench is, or lodging her
in the nearest j ,il, mil rtceive the above re
ward.
William M‘Harg.
I January 20 ' 58
Candles, Mould and Dipt, 4,5, and 6’s. Geor
gia, and Northern make
Wrapping Paper
Writing and Letter do.
White Lead in 28 lb. Keg*
Linseed Oil in Barrels
Sheet Iron for Gin Makers s*
English and American Castings
Jugs and Jars in Crates and Hhds.
Cut Nails, Brads and Boat Spikes
Bar Lead, Shot of all Sizes
Dupont’s Powder F. F.
Boxes Negro Pipe*
German, Blistered and Crowley’s Steel
Plough Moulds
Sad Irons and)
Lrace Chains 1
Inverness Bagging
Twilled Sacking
Ready made Bags
Kentuckey Tow Cloth
German Linen
Men’s and Youths Roram and Wool Hats by
the Box
Women’s Roan Slips assorted colour*
Grindstones *
Bottles inYlhds. and Hampers
Liverpool and Coarse Salt
Waggon Tire and Axe Bar Iron
Nutmegs in Kegs
Rice in half Tierces
Copperas, &c. kc &c.
Dem'jons Superior Old Madeira WINE
warrented not inferior to any.
—ALSO—
ON CONSIGNMENT.
10 Bbls. (Double refined) Loaf Sugar
12 D„z. Elegant Gilt Chairs
James L. Oliver.
February 6 t 63
STAPLE, FANCY, HAT AND~
Bonnet Ware-ilousc.
The Subscribers,
Have Received, by Recent Arrivals ,
196 Cases of HATS & BONNET,
CONSISTING OF
extra Supevfineßeaver \ Black do do
HATS Wool Merino do
Superfine do do Common do
Common do do Coarse do
Fine Castors do Ladies Waterloo
Common do do Beaver Bonnets
Coa’se do dc Extra Super. Black do
Fine Rorum do. Do Gold Trintdo
Common do do Do Gymp dodo
Coarse do bo Fine do do
Youths & chits, do White do
White Rusia do Light Blue do
Fancy Chils. Black do Brown do
Ditto White Cinnamon do
Red Morocco do Drab do
Green do do Misses and childrens’
Yellow do do Beaver do *
An assortment of Chip and Straw Bonnet*
| and .Trimmings for the same—Also Plume*
! and Feathers for Beaver Bonnets of different
\ colours and sizes. Gymp, Platts, Sic. Sic.
JU* The above Slock was selected by one
; of the firm in Philadelphia, New-York, and
I Boston, at the lowest prices, and are of the
; newest Northern fashion, taken fiom English
j and French samples ; which together with
j our former stock, renders our assortment at a
| complete and extensive, and will be sold very
! moderate advance, at wholesale or retail.
Country merchants can be supplied at short
; notice and ori the most accommodating terms
j —Every attention paid to customers gratis,
and all favors gratefully acknowledged.
J. H. Walter & Co.
Bryan-Street, near the Market.
Savannah, Oct. 18. ts 32
I ______ i.
Notice.
\LL Persons having demands against the
Estate of Charles Skip with, late of
Wtikes county, deceased, are desired to render
them in properly attested-; and those indebted
to said estate, will make piyment to
A. G. Semraes, Adm'r.
Savannah, Mmh 21 12t * 78
Notice.
4 LL Persons having demands agr.inst the
~"m. Estate of John Mann, late of Augusta,
deceased, are desired to render them in pro
perly attested ; and those indebted to said
estate will make payment to
A. G. Semmes, Adm'r.
Savannah, Mar h 21 12t 78
% * Ihe Copartnership of Messrs.
.Vontais and Leslie, is thisdav dissolved on
mutual con-ent—Mr. Montais will still cou
finite the School at the same room.
February 18 C 8
PUBUSHEB KVKKV
TUESDAY % FRIDAY,
BV WILLIAM J. ni’VCE,
Augusta. Georgia
AT FIVE DOLLA3S PEIt ANNUM,
Foyable in Advance.