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I „ g ■ ~=? ■r ■ v- * Tim v < I Fallowing Property WILL be offered for sale, at Abe Court-House,* in sis on,the V # first Buesday 111 Dcccnflter nw*t,, being Ilk* real of the 'R. Wayne, | ae(|. aHjt Hold for the behfcftltfl IheJious i of said estate, vi'/ :—- I I|ou*e ami Lot No. 1, * amaefaw. WharfJLotNo. I, do. Wharf Lot No. l«, d“- One Town Lyt-at £nri»g H-. 11. • One five acre Lot, Cnatjiain county, on I the banters «»( the «. By. Two Town) Lots in Sunhury. One Town Lot in Urunawit k. 47 U notes prime t iver swamp Land on * 1 >lami, about i»2b acres ah a ret*. - and cultivated uitler dam, with qt a. ter drains, trunks, water machine, barns, overseers, winnowing and negro houses a garden spot, with a grove ot'saert mange and h^trees. Tne buildings art situated on high knoyvles, out oi the reach «•)’ ‘la'ri.ets T;.js innd produces as "* crops as any on the river. The wnelc tract will be 6old oi divided into two trfftn to sfl,t purchasers. tqO*acie., pine LanjJ; in the neighbor-_ Kood of Mmituth, U,fcoo acres pine Land, in Effingham comity, lad off in tracts »1 Iruai tiwec to five hundred acres each. nWfO acres ol Land, in Sc riven county, in dilfercut tracts; some ol the tracts prime swamp uhd oak and hickory lands. 310 Hire* of Land, Washington coun -7, ty, oak amt hickory. ’ 202$ acres Land, Wilkinson county, jfcth district, No. 2(15. 450 aercs river swamp Lund, in South Carolina, opbsilc the point of Argyle Isl and. - From ten to twelve hundred acres of Lam I, oil the Salt Ketcher, in South • Carolina. Four Lois in the tow n of Columbia, Smith-Carolina. , u Terms to be made Know n on the Jay ol sale. OBtotOß ANDERSON, > XA.MKB M. WAVKK. 5 ‘ a " l, r Huvaumk, Sr fit ember 13, Id 17. , important To Planters $ Manufacturers - \ FEW sets of CAUSING, KOI*-. iNa& shunning Machines * for maiMilacturing Cotton, are now open for inspection at the Wared louse ol Messrs. Bvux & Scurry, near the. bridge: where alt persons (who feel disposed to patrom/.e tin* labor of genius, or encoii-. rage Domestic Manufactures) are invited to call ami examine the Mime, as i( is pre sumed that their operations will alibi'd indisputable proofs of their excellence,, which will supercede the necessity nl'he st-wing that encomium upon them in this 411 v.ertiscmeat, which they so justly deserve. These Machines qre an impioveinent on Messrs, Bissell Hit.limn & Willson's plan, ami the workmanship is v*m tiled in a manner superior to any which have heretofore been Intilt. A Any person wishing to purchase asm !;le set ol the iVfaci'vines, or the Eaten! tight for a State or County, will be ac commodated on liberal terms; and should r;iy person purchase the right for a cer tain Territory, May in a reasonable time he accommodated with any quantity of machinery on a induced price, as soon as they can be built, by applying ut the a bo\e mentioned {lace to frL Willson, and William Hanford, • or to .lames ISartotty Jane 4.—if in Augusta. Ksclimitors Male. Will he Sold at Lincoln Court-House, on the Ist Tuesday in November next, ciy the fourth of said month, the per sonal property b dunging to the estate of Thus, Peacock, aliei, late of s:iid county, deceased, consisting of A tolerable Assortment of Dry Goods, and one (i.dd Watch, with other articles too tedlb'M* to enumerate —The mile will continue from day to day until the sai l Goods a id other property are . sold—Terms of the above sale——The Money to be paid before the Goods and other property are changed out of the possession ol the Escheator. Wm. Harper, Kscbcator. October . >f VTmIaN HUilriK. supposed lo be i* 4*. or 10 years old, and about 15 hands higii, no brands‘perceivable; an old Sad dle, Waggon Bridle, and Saddle Blan ket, was tekea from a runaway negro, near this plaae on last Sunday, and is haw in the bus session of the subscriber, Hying in Edgefield District, Smith-Car, oli»:i, withinfour mi.es of the Augusta Bridge. The boy said he belonged tqs the widow Hanford, near Society HiU.i V l>K X° ! -d Camden,in South-Carulina, and; t.;at ho took the Horse from the planta tion of his owner; the owner -of the above described properly i s requested to com ply with the law and take his own. James Hunter. ■October 4 D : A YOUNG Female Servant,l7 years calculated for the house' Appl x At <tiiis office. October 4^ m. Blanks, PP SxetiUediU this qfiee. JHB • -.Vi ■ J ; Quaker Springs, Sexien inUes from Angusttf, on' the great ffdshipgton T4ftL T!»e frow’.'s of f.rdiDe l.avcW-ought f>«r>r bill * (i/rUctt to unclior h» tMs |oiir«*. «E therefore gives, this infiirmatioii to nts frtends (ifapy.) to his numer ous acquaintances; and trie public in gen eral. that he hits opened A House of Entertainment , i for the accommodation of all decent,',ci vil travellers, an ft lor no others. The disorderly '(|)art of society I;<* wishes to pass by, as tlitir absence will be a much more delicious cordial t'>an f lodr money; ndecd he is determined m t lo'lafpes'er »*d with tiouWcsouic company; so that the weary traveller may-lie down to rest in-quiet These i.bsorvftiiotis are made in consequence of this place being for merly established as one of ureat disor der aiul confu-ti'.’.n, which, with jrapiieiy induced thousands of genllemen to p:i>-s by. The 110USKM and ST A » are o \v repairing, and will p .on he in good order, w ith a general ii-»»rhiu!!i| of the, beat of Liquors; a well furninlicd Table: Clean Beds; a plenty for horses, with a good hastier, and a desire to please, which 1 hope will be inducements sulli cient, for the traveller to cull, if not, he must pa*a by. Gentlemen from town can be accom modated at the shortest notice; and all fa vours will be rcceiv ;d with gratitude, A general assortment of GRO CERIES will he kept here, and sold near ly at the Augusta prices. N. Diukee. August 9. W’t M "STAGES. rpHR public arc ijdibraicd that' tHe Jt Line of Stages from Augusta to Athens,(via ) Columbia G. H. Washing ton and LcMiigtoii, is now in iq'erat'n.n, persons wishing a ’passage, can enter (heir muncH at tlm Eaglc-1 iivern, Augusta, from which place it will every Monday & Friday Evening at 5 o’clock, and arrive at Washington (Ireevening of the next day atso’clock. Terms S 5 for each passenger, with an allowance of 20 pounds baggage, and 5 cents per pound tor extra baggage. Ev ery exertion w ill be made for the comfort of passengers. LONG A; MdtriA. JC7* A Private Hack is in constant readiness at Lexington, to convey per sons to the Madison Springs-. The Editors of the Savannah Re publican arc requested to inset t the a hovc weekly for one imnth and send their account to this office for settle ment., , September \7 1 aw2m Eagle Tavern, AND S \ VXJyjWf SATGE-OVFICE r*'- * Copartnership h**retoforo e\ist- J2_ ing at this Stand, wider tlm linn of Wm. CHISOLM & Co. was dissolved on the 25th ultimo by mutual consent. , WILLIAM CHISOLM, Richard i. East Eli, JAMES A, BLACK.' JC7* The Subscribers iia\ ing (mined a connection at the above Establishment, ■ will accommodate Town Boarders, and Transient and Country Gentlemen, as lurincrlr, and solicit aconiimialion of the - patronage of their acquaintances and (he public. The business will be conducted , under the firm of CHISOLM & SHAN NON, who are authorized to receive ail debts due the former establishment, and will pay ail demands against (he same. WILLIAM CIIISOLAM, Will:am shannon, June 25 ts (•lobe Tavern. BROAD STRKIiT, AUGUSTA, subscribers having purchased a Jl. lease ol this Elegant and commodi ous establishment, inform their friends and the public in general,-that their l>ost exertions shall be used to render comfort able all those who may "be pleased to call on them. They have a number of pri vate Romas handsomely furnished, sepa rate anti apart from tlic bustle of the tav ‘ ern, fw the accommodation of those* to 1 whom such bustle would be unpleasant— And having determined to spare no pains in providingevery comfort, they rely with ' confidence upon the support of the pub lie. 1 Thomas Glascqpk, Peter Donaldson. June Aft ts £ LOST, ON the road from Columbia court house to the Quaker Springs, a Brown Cloth Surtout, lined with blue flannel. The finder shall be handsomely i rewarded by leavingitirt this oflSce. September 27. ■ B UewariJ !fV& the 22d ofjunc, 1817,. 107 house tT inualumbia c«n*ty, was broken open,and aROBBEUV committed. TWo hundred ami thirty dollArajn taken I’hmh my trunk, among awich was two lifry <t.,flar bills on the Au-rusta bank, dhe «f which bad my name written on the back of the bill; five twefty dollar bills of tire Htldgc company, and three tie’ll dollar bills, one of which was on the South-Jarniina bank, together with some articles of clothing. Any person to whom (lie above described bill (with, my name on the back) should be offered, that will stop the same, give me infor matiou so that I can have the same, shall he entitled to the above reward, and upon the conviction of the rogue shall be entitled to a reward ol fifty dollars. Jolhlan George, July 2 tl - rorJVE rwpHE copartoeixHip formerly existing y between Thomas A. Greene* and A bun tireenc,,was dissolved on the 24th. dav id May, IHI6, last, by the death oi Tlttynas A', Grijenc. All persons having demands aguihfct tiie said concern will present them tor adjustment; and those indebted are incited to make payment to the subscriber. ' Aimer Greene. August 30. ts NOTICE. 1 Lli persons indebted to the estate of Joseph Marshall, Jun’r. Esq. deceased, will please to make immediate payment; and all who have claims against (he said estate, will present them in due time and legal form. SARAH MARSHALL, NATHAN CRAWFORD, LVr. September 17 o Notice. rff'MlE Subscriber having taken Mr. j| Nicholas Cashin, into co-part nership. The business in future will be conducted under the firm of N. Cashin & Co. JOHN CASHIN. October! 1 awrw JSOTICK 0 KZEKIAII DICKINSON having HR purchased the interest of Mr, Raton Flewellin in the concern ofT, &£. Flew i*il in, the business will in future be car ried on under the (inn of FLEWELLIN and DICKINSON at tlie establishment of the late firm,,whore they have an ex tensive waru-hoUrv," & commodious stores, lor the reception of all kinds of produce and goods. They tender their services to their friends and the public generally, and only ask for such encouragement as their attention and punctuality will en title them to. Taylor Me well in, Hezekiah Dickinson. Septembers. ts uYOTIVtiT 4 LT< those indebted to the late firm of Messrs. JAMES A. BLACK, k Co. are requested to call and settle their accounts with Messrs. A. Bugg. & 1 ’o. who arc fully authorized to settle the business *)f the said firm. John Tanner. June 8. ff ISotice. JOS’T near Mr. Adkisons. Greoac J Cuonty, a POCKET BOOK, cun taming Twenty-One Dollars in Cash, and-, sundry papers, among which is a Note of Hand, on David Bunch, sot- Two Hundred Dollars, dated the 29th of Jan. 18H), bearing interest from date, with a credit on the back for Twenty Dollars— • whirb note I doforwarn the said David Bunch from paying to any other person than myself. * AUSTIN BUNCH* Sept. 20 ' ts ALL persons having claims against the'cslate of Daniel Hubbard, dec. arc requested to render them in properly attested, within the time prescribed by law; and those indebted to the estate, are requested to make immediate payment to Hannah Ihihlmnl, atlm’x. Alay S. w6m ~ . NOTICE. ~ Will be sold at the Market House in Augusta, on tlie Ist Tuesday in No vember next, Between the usual hours, t Tract of Land containing 60 Acres more or less, adjoining Foster, Beall, ami Murray, in Richmond Coun ty,, on Butler’s Creek, the property of Lovelace Savage, late of Columbia Coun ly,. deceased; sold for the benefit of the ( heirs and creditors. Terms made known on the day. JAMES SAVAGE, A ZACIIARIAH SAVAGE, Ij&cVs. A LEX ANDER AI LISON, J ELIZABETH SAVAGE, Ma'trx. , September 17 NOTICE. ON the first Monday in November next, application will be made to the tourt of Ordinary of Richmond County, forjui Order for the distribution of the estate of John Stuckey, sen'r. de ceased, for the benefit of the heirs of said deceased. JEPTHA DANIEL,? , THO’S. H. JONES, S Jldmr *' * August 6, 1817 w3m AA./C police,'. ' f ArtTILL be Sc hi on Friday $c 7th ,ycy day bflfovember next, at the house of William JL. Beale, late of XV lumbia countyjMeceased. 4 Cotton Machine, 1 pair or Mill Stones, 1 Mr.rrs-Baddlc and Bridle, and several other articles hoi here en umerated. —ALSO.— Part of the stock of Horses, Cuttle and Htigs. ngr-wable to an order of the Honorable tlie Court ofOidhiary, for the benefit of the minors of said de ceased. ' , / Maryann Beale, JC.rtr 9 ;v. Win. Jones, it-W. ■* tSeptember 13 ts for Sale. CN OTH of Vity Mills, on Spirit creek, J containing about twenty four or five hundred acres to each tract. Presuming that no one will purchase without view ing them, 1 have thought it useless to say any thing more than I Bat tlie terms will ire made known by applying to me, or Mr. G. Shearer, and if not sold before the first Monday in November, will be sold or leased for a term of years nt public auction, with the stock on the place, and the household furniture—-and on the first day of December, all my lands on Brier creek with the stork on that place, known by the name of the Iron Works. William Cowles. . July £O. 2rrbt For sale, subscriber voters for sale his a Farm in Columbia county, on the Uctiec creek, 15 miles above Augusta, containing COO acres of land; The land is of a good quality, one half cleared and in cultivation—it is Well watered and of mulatto and grey soil—tolerable good improvements—a gin that goes by water, an apple orchard of 450 trees of choice fruit, a peach orchard of 6000 trees, and all other fruit common in these parts. — The purchaser can be furnished with corn and fodder, and stock of ail kind on the premises on good terms. 1 expect to start to the Western coun try aboufethe middle of August, and will be absenrfortwo months. Persons wish ing to purchase, will do well to view tjie land before that time—but in my absence application can be made to Joseph A. Smith, on the premises. J. W. Smith. July 2. ts t\ur Sale, NINE hundred and seventy Acrfs of oak and-hickory Land, of good quality, lying in Lincoln Comity, on Sa vannah Ri/er, 35 miles above Augusta, with about 80 or a 100 acres cleared and mostly fresh, and under a good fence, on the premises are several springs of pure water, convenient to a handsome elevation to build on; 1200 young peach trees of chosen'kinds; across this tracs of Land runs Wells’s Creek, meander ing one mile through nearly the centre, making considerable fiat land, equal to Savannah low grounds. J. Henderson. October 4 n Jl Bargain. THE subscriber otters fur sate bis tract of land lying on M‘Bcan creek in (he counties of Burke and Rich ; monel, containing eleven hundred acres, five or six hundred of which are oak and hickory,and well adapted to the culture 1 of Corn and Cotton. On the premises in Richmond, on an elevated site is a dwelling house and nil other necessary out buildings —The excellent water and 1 handsome situation is sulficent to recom . mend it as a place of undoubted health. ’ 'There are one hundred and fifty acres . cleared on tin premises, one half of , which is in Burke, the remainder in ( Richmond, all fresh, under good fence, and in every wav in good repair. A fur ther description is deemed unnecessary. Terms will be accommodating, ileuben Walker. October L -ts A Bargain. ~~ 1 A TRACT of Lapd containing 921 acres, oak and hickory, in Burke County, on the south side of Brier Creek, adjoining lands ,of Win. Whitehead, Jacob Bostick, Wyns. John Whitehead, Samuel Dowse, and Beals; all well adap ted to the culture of corn and cotton, on the premises is a comfortable Dwelling House, and other necessary out build ings; also a Grist-Mill on a stream call ed the Beaver-Dam, there are 250 acres of cleared land which is under good fence. A farther description is deemed unnecessary. v , Phillip Lumpkin, October 4 D r To Rent, TWO Front Rooms with a Cellar, on the corner of Bridge Row, directly opposite the Toll-House. The jdtiftfum is an excellent one for business. ' BRUX & BCURRY. : Sept 27 1 Sheriff's Safe.* V* ill be Sold, *>* On the Ist Xaesddy hrNoVemW nc «t at t» ( ie Cnmt-lluase in WaTreni,,,,’ warren County, between the usu ..j hours. All that Tract or Lot*of i^nd U!"S b ‘*'l n S ir ‘ v c «W, on - White’s Creek, conveyed to the said On three by Reuben Mngeehee, and E- ' pliraim Magcebee, admiriisliauas ol Na than Davis, deceased. —ALSO— A noting'Tract* or Lot of Land on Big Ibier I'lt-ek, containing anes, wimeyed to tl»o said tiutiuce. i v William White. , ’ * — axsi- Another parcel of Land adjoin. ing, containing 50 acres, conveyed by David Wheeler, of Wilkinson County levied on tho above tracts of*Land to satisfy an execution issued out of Superior Court of Warren County, in h. vor of J.»!p son and Kun/.U*, y*. Aln.li- Guthr.ec, EL Fa'. y 1 ALSO —• 50 Acres of Land, granted (o James Kipper,on M‘Caina Creek,beir : .r part of ISO acre survey, levied on and returned tojoe by Tho’mas Rivers, con stable' —Conditions Cash. Abner Jtogcrs, Sh’ff. Sept. 24 . ts bher;il“s bale Postponed, WILL UK OLD, nn the first. Tuesday, in Odqber next, id the court Juruit on the town of ff'aynesborough, JiuvLe county, between the usual hours , One black horse, levied on as the property of Robert Jones, to satisfy an execution in favor of Win. Allaway, against Thomas Sorshv and Robert Jones also One moiety, or one eleventh Juufc of a tract of land containing 225 acres, levied on as the property of Elizabeth Rowell, administratrix of John Rowt\jl. dec, to satisfy an execution in favour of Green Roberts against Elizabeth Rowell, adm’x. of John Rowell, dec. \ancl Jacob Tipton—Levied on and returned to me by a constable. John Bell, s. n. c. August 30. wds Sheriff’s Sale. W£7TU be sold on the. first Tuestlay V V in November next, at the court house in JacksOnborougli, Striven coun ty, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock, 314 t 1-S Acres of river swamp* land, second and third quality, lying in. the county of Striven, adjoining Wm. Gibbons, Savannah river, and the mouth of Brier creek—levied on as the proper ty of James Bcvill, dec. to satisfy an ex ecution in favor of Marklin Lunday, ex ecutor of Frances Lunday— property pointed out hy Delia Bcvill, adm’rx. of the estate said James Bcvill. Solo won Kemp , s.s.c, October 4. * t(ts. Sheriff" s Sale. . IVTLT ILL be sold on the first Tuesday Y Y in November next, at the court house in Waynesborough, Burke county* within the usual sale hours. One silver watch, silver chain? ami gold key, levied on as the property of \\ illiam Stuart, jun. to satisfy an ex ecution in favor of Hardy Perry against said Stuart. —ALSO— -1600 Acres of land hi the county of Burke, on Dry Branch, adjoining I lands of John Killpatrick and Jonathan Lewis—levied on as -the property of Charles Roberts, to satisfy sundry smill executions in favor of Harley AtkiWhy, adm’r. on the estate of Drury Bass, dec. and others, against Charles Roberls—the above laud levied on and returned to me: by a constable. John Bcl[, s.b.c. > October 4. tds Notice. A S the subscriber is going, to remove from Augusta, informs all those I who have any work at his house, to I come and get it in the course of this I month, as he will go away , the next month. He has also Guns and Pis* tols for sale at a reasonable Jpjtice. Also, a Waggon and Harness, for two Horses. f 5, Antoine, Gun-Smith. * October 4 z -" ts - - - , •*— Georgia, Lincoln county. WTIKREAS Dennis Mahoney has ? applied for letters of administra atiou on the estate and of Isaac Satterlcy, deceased. These are therefore to cite and adino nish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and ap pear at my office, within the time allmv ed by law, to shew cause (if any they haveVwhy said letters of administration should not l;e granted. ( j GiVeh under my Imnd, this SSt l c - Sept4il#3f, m7. * A : Harper, c.c.Oy_ Prime Bacon, I FOH SALE BY „ I T, #K. Flcwellfß- Avgust 30. -