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TIIHE Copartnership heretofore exidt
• X ing M tiiis Stand, under the firm of
Wm. CHISOLM & Co. was dissolved
on the 25th ultimo by mutual consent.
WILLIAM CHISOLM, '
RICHARD I. EASTER,
JAMES A. BLACK.
|C7*'The Subscribers having formed a
connection at the above Establishment,
will accommodate Town Boarders, and
Transient ana Country Gentlemen, as
formerly, ana solicit a continuation of the
patronage of their acquaintances and-the
; public. The business will be conducted
under the firm of CHISOLM & SHAN
NON, who are authorised to receive all
debts due the' former establishment, and
will pay all demands against the same.
WILLIAM CHISOLM,
William shannon,
June 2$ if’
Globe Tavern.
BRO AD STREET, AUG I STA,
IS f H£ subscribers having purchased a
X loose of thisßlegant and commodi
ous establishment, inform their friends
and tiie public in general, that their best
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 Rooms handsomely furnished, sepa
rate and spart frmrnthe bustle of the tav
ern, far ihe aCcomuihdation of >tlioso tu"
whom such hustU would be ntiplaaßaiit—,
And having determined to spare no pains
. inprovidina every comfort, they rely with
confidence upon the support of the pub
(lk*
Thoraak Glascock,
Peter Donaldson.
, June‘SO ts
Washington Hotel
THE SUBSCRIBER
BAS Purchased this well known
Stand from Mr. Levi H. Echols,
i determined to devote such attention
>to the business of 'the house as will not
fail to render it oomfortableand pleasant
to every person that he - may have the
pleasure toattend to. His table.will al
ways be supplied with the best the coun
try can afford, and hil bar will be con
stantly furnished with the choicest Li*
quor*; good stables and-ostlers are*prn
vided—-Ev.'ry exertion will be made to
rcnder.geaeral satisfaction. ’
Samuel B. Bead.
|C7* The Milledgeville Journal will
J dense insert the above for 1 month, and
or ward their account.
Washington, Wilkes, Oct.-TS :1m
fVMumaTOjsr {
Jockey Club Races:
WtLL commence on. the Ist 'VVed
ne>day in December next, free
for any Horse, Mare or Gelding .from
• any, part of the world—Weights agreea
‘ blO to the Augusta Tuts, t
Ist Day’s Running, 3 mile
heats, far a purse pf g 400
2d—2 mile heats 300
3d—Mile heats for a purse
supposed to be wortk be
* tween- 3 & 400 '
By order of the President.
t$L H. M‘t’rea, tSec'ry. -
October; 22 >■ .lit ■,
Dancing Academy!
Messrs, Leslie and Montais ,
Respectfully inform the ladies
and gentlemen of ‘Augusta, that
they have associated themselves together
for the purpose of teaching the elegant
and polite accomplishment of Dancing.
Various new steps and figures wluch
have not yet been introduced in this city,
will be taught; together with a uiumW
-bf Fancy Dances, all of .which liave re<«
ceived toe sanction of tiie moat fashions-*
hie aid polite circles in the. principal
cities in the union. j r
Their Academy wall he kept at Mrl
Leslie’s Long-Room,on Reynold-street;
and will be ready; for the reception of
pupils on the Slat of the present month-
Dhjs of tuition; Friday from 3 to 6
o’cloek, r.M.an&l on Saturdays, inm 9
to 12 o’clock, a.m-nS* from 3 to-6 p, m.
J JWChfft SCHOOL, ;
Will also be opopett for young gentle*
men on Thursday, the 30th inst. cora
mencingst candlelight. Farther par
ticulars Wißbe made known eo app bas
tion at the above place,
October 22 ts
Bolting Cloths. \
FPHfi subscribersihooeiiuit received
X I . Con lP]^t„!* sort **« t the b^it
quality DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS.
hEdwuil Quia, a 1
June as. .. If
Wanted, 1 '
AN OVERSEER to take duMOOfa
plantation a few miles mom Annas
-1
Executor’s .
XITILL be sold «n MOWMT, the
y y Ist day of December npst, at
the plantation of the late RevM. Lwa
lace Savage, a part of the personal proJH
erty of the said Lovelace Savage, de
ceased,
commuting -or,
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Plants*
tion Tools, &c. together with Nine
NEGROES, and 650 acres of Land on
Butler’s creek; a survey of the Lands
wilHbe made previous to the dayof sale.
The terms will be made .known on the
day of sale-—The sale to continue from
day to day until the whole is sold.
A* H. Allison, ■Lujc’ra,
Zaobariah Savage, J
Columbia county Oct. 15 ts
Vluable Property for sale.
THE subscriber having obtained an,
order from the Honorable the In
fenor Court of Columbia county, to sell
the real Estate of Joseph Hay, deceased.
Offers for sale the Merchant Mills, Dis
tillery, Dwelling Houses, Store, Grane
ry, &c. with TO acres of Land, including
the whole of the improvements «t tie;
jiiid Joseph Ray, deceased. Also, 21 f.
acres of Land, lying within halt a mile oi
said improvements, well timbered. Hie
above property is offered at private bale,
and If hot sold previous to the 25th day
of December next, will be sold on the
ftCth of December at Raysville, to the
highest bidder—Terms made known on
that day, or at any time, by application
to the subscriber. Will be sold at ihc
umc time and place, a sett ol I atent
Stilts, and some old Wins, Irons, &c. <Xc.
William Barnett,
Guardian for the minora of Jus. Ray, dec.
October 29
the
Following Property
V |T ILL be offered for sale, at ti.<
y Court-House, in this city, on tin
first Tuesday in December neat, being
the real estate of the Jute R* aytu
esq. and sold for the benefit ol the heirs
of said estate, viz
House and Lot No. 1, Y amacraw.
Wharf Lot No. 1, do.
Wharf Lot No. 10, do.
One Town Lot at Spring Hill.
One five acre Lot, Chatham couftty, on
the borders of the city.
Two Towrii Lots in Sunbury.
One Town Lot in Brunswick.
470 acres prime river-swamp Land on
Argyle Island, about S2O acres,cfeare<
and cultivated<under dam, with quarte.
drains, trunks, water machine, barns
overseers, winnowing and negro houses
a garden spot, with a grove ol sweei.
orange and fig- trees. The-buildings ar
situated on high krtowles, out ol the react.
Os freshets. This land produces us goov
Crops as any-on the nver. Ihe whole
tract wBl be soW oi -divided into two
tracts to suit purchasers.
800 acres pine Land; in the neighbor
hood of Moututh,
11,000 acreapine Land, in Effingham
county, lad offin tracts* of from three tc;
five hundred acres each.
6000 acres of Landj in IBcriven county £
in different'tracts; some of the tracts
prime swamp arid oak and hickory lands.;
310 acres of Land, Washiugton coun r
tjyoak and hickory.
2021 acres Land, Wilkinson county,
12tii district, No. 265.
450 acres river swamp Land, in South
Carolina, opositc the point of Argyle Isl
and. x ■ • ; » 7 ;
. From ten to twelve hundred'acres of
Land, on: the Salt Kctcher, in South-
Carolina.. . i ' •_ j
I Four- Lots- in l the town of Coluriibia,
South-Carolina.
Terms to be made known on the day
of sale.
OEOIUSF. ANDERSON,? ,
JAMES M. WAYNE, f
sSavannUh,September lb * f^V’,
i BARG.tI.VS TO-BE
WHDL BE NOLI),
Gh Wednesday iht Sd dup of Decem
ber next, to the highest bidder,
THAT excellent land con-,
iaiuing SOO acres, owned by the
subscriber, nine miles above
lying immediately on the Savannah river,
and containing u handsome proportion
of first rate low grounds—Also, 16 or
18 likely NEGROES, several Horses, a
few good Cows arid a small atock of
Sheen, together with some .Household
.*ad pitched Furniture. Terms made
•known on the day of sale.
Collin.
October 29. tda
■ , mu iw nuw .. mww., n
NOTICE,
ALL those indebted to the late firm
of Messrs. JAMES A. BLACK*
o. are requested to call and settle
their accounts with Messrs. A. Bucg, &
Co. who are fully authorised to settle the
business of the jaid firm.
' John Turner.
Jm fi. . * tt
81ATE9. |
Bankart, Ganakl 4f C&
AGENTS for the New-York Slat*
Comptny, offer to contract for anj
quantity mxi quality at the company
prices They offer for **k*
Bills on New-York,
United States* Post Not#*, 500 and
. 100 dollar Notes.
Nor- l if
HANHAET, G\N \HL & Co.
H AVI NO REMOVED their Cmu
ting Room, into the brick house
lately occupied by Albeit Brux, Esq
are now reidy to receive Cotton, Pro
dace, and ail other kind of Goods so
Storage, ant to transact any business in
the Commission Line, they will be thank
ful for a share of public -patronage, and
hope to give satisfaction to their custom
ers. !
Nov. 1 ts i
Brands «alu.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in De
cember next, at the court-house, in;
the town of Waynesborough, Burke;
county, within the usual sale, hours.
One Negro W onir-u named At
fa, levied on as the property ot Jeremi-,
ah W. Williams, to satisfy sundry smalli
executions in favour of Charles Lile, a*
gainst Jeremiah W., Williams, and Jo
seph Attaway, jan’r. levied on and re-;
turifvd to me by a constable.
—slso— .
Onc Negro Woman named Bet-,
ty, anil her child named Bandy, levied
on as the property Win. M. Scruggs, to,
satisfy sundry executions in favor of
William Stone and others, levied on"
and returned to me by a constable. k
Jehu Bell, a. u. r.
Nov. A ' ts 1
For Sale,
•■JpHAT well known Tract of Land, in
Columbia county, called Mount
Hope, ten miles above Augusta, on Sa
.vannah river, containing 528 acres—*,
vhich is equal if not superior, to any
fract 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 term* will be made know nl by appli
cation to-subscribers, on the premises.
John B. Wilkinson,
Wm. H. Blackwell.
October 25 if
The Subscriber, I
r BRAKES- this opportunity to inforn
1 his friends and the public, that hi
uas purchased John Rocker’s TAA
YARD, and STOCK OF LEATHER 1 '
in Elbert taken his lease and
stock of Leather in Augusta, and has on
aand at both yards, an assortment of
Leather for sale on low-terms, also Cow
Hides, that is well salted and cured.
Any person wishing to purchase in Au-
may apply to Wm. Fowler,
i James hacker.
October T 8 flawfim
GEORGIA, felbert county.
DESCUIPT LON of-an estray f Horse,
posted before Beverly Allen, esq.‘
■m die Ist of October, by John Beck,jun.
•)f capt. -Rucker’s district, a dark bay
Hoi se, about nine years old, four feetdO'
>r 11 inches high, with a -few Saddle
spots, a dent on the first joints, from his
hips, appraised by B. Jeter, and Thomas
Colbert, to 25 dollars ■
Baity M, -Wood, Clerk, f
October -29 ts
GEORGIA, Ejbert County^
DESCRIPTION, of an estraj Mare
and Colt posted before AVm. Dun
lap, esq.on the 6th May last, by Drury,
Thompson, of capt. Ghil'dres district,
said Marc is a dark sOrrel, with, a star
in her forehead,.about 15 years old, 4
feet9or, 10. inches high, the Colt a-sor
relwith a blaze face supposed to be the
coltnfsaid Mare, said cstrays appraisei
by'Wwlam Morgan and Rich’d. llilley
to twenty-five dollars.
ißaity M. Word, Cl’fc.
: October 29 ts
To -Let, i
PART of Tenement No 3, Bridge-!
Row, which is calculated to store a
larga quantity of Goods, having a. front
on Centre-street, and an extensive. Room
up stairs—For terms apply at the House.
October 29 3t
To Lease,
For one Year, or more , ;
THE lands which I have at Demery’e
Ferry, on Savannah river, contain
ing upward* of two hundred acres of high
land, which brings excellent corn and
cotton. Os, the premises is a convenient
house.amt out buildings.-
•—ALSO— j
369 Acres of prime
River lands on the Carolina side, about
100 acre* cleared-—this land lies high.,
the water daring the freshes this season
waaover very Utile iff the tract—-the part
that remains to Clear is very prime, and
if well cultivated, would prodace one
hundred : bushels of corn to the
Forrtems of rent please apply to Wilson
Navey, fk Co. at Demerv’s ferry, or the
the'proprietor at his mill* on Newboriy
creek, near the premises.
Joseph Bosh.
Burke coffnty, Not. 5,18*7. a
■■;• * ;■ * ■ r -
-'‘ • i
▲ D&E&
tamest of James Pearre, late of
Richmond county, deceased. IFiU be
sold, on the Ist Tuesday in December
next, (& not previously disposed of at
private sale,) rue followino
Tracts of Land,
fit, - ■
800 Acres of L£ad on the wa
ter* of Bear creek, franklin county, ori. '
S'nally granted to Nathaniel Pearre—
ounded N. E. by Cali, on the other
side* by lands of ffm, Glascock, and
George fFalton.
902 i Acres Land, Lot No. 30, Sd dis
trict, old HTlkinson county.
154 Acres Land in Dilke** county,
near the mouth of Long creek, adjoining
lands of Cite,‘and George Graves.
154 Acres in JFilkes county, adjoin
ing land ofCioe Graves; each being part
ol 924 acre* of laud originally granted
to Andrew Robinson.
92$ Acre* of Land, Elbert county—
Bounded by lands of Joshua Graves, and
by Savannah river; being a part of a tract
originally granted to Joshua Bradley.
143 Acres in Jackson county, adjoin
ing lands of Joshua Graves.
833 Acres of Land in Darren county,
on Duhart’s creek; -also one other tract
originally granted to Angus Martin,
Title Deeds and Wots may be seen on
the day of sale, when the terms of pur
chase will be made known.
J. T, ALLEN, > E ,
L. PEARRE, 5 '*•
October 15 ts
Mr. Gallaher,
RETURNS his thanks to thexitizens.
bf Augusta, for the very liberal pat
ronage he has experienced since his arri
k vul among them, and respectfully in
‘ forms, that he has recqpimenced taking
’■ scholars on the Piano Forte, A few gen
tiomen can also receive lessons on the
Clarionet,Flute,& Violincello. He hopes
from the experience he has in
Europe, under professors, and in Orches
tras of the very first order, and also in
■j the principal cities in the United State*,
that he will not only secure to himself*
liberal share of public patronage, butbe j
enabled to render general satisfaction. |
Applications made at the offices of the
, Chronicle and Herald, will be punctually
; attended to.
October 35 <tf
To Rent, ~
rg IHE Dwelling House, together with
.JL convenient out houses and a good
f garden,the dwelling house has four rooms
* below, and two above stain, witli a Pi
aza fronting the river, and without doubt
the most pleasant house in town during.
1 the summer months"—at present occupi
' «d by
* Flewellin & Dickinson.
i November 1 ts i
Lost,
ON the Savannah road’bctwccn Ken
neday’a and Pierces, sand within four
'j miles of the former place, op Sunday the
■ 12th ult. a Red Morocco Pocket Book,
containing a number of valuable papers,
; which can be of service only to the
\ owner, .and for .which a liberal reward
will be paid on delivery at this Office.—-
’ All persons are cautioned against paying
, any notes, accounts or draughts drawn In
, favour of the subscriber, to any other
j person than himself as he has made no
j transfers of any drawn in his favour.
Geo. JK 8, Pearre.
t Novembet 1. ;
NOTICE.
THE subscriber has opened a Law-
Office, in Sparta, Hancock county,
"'land will devote all his attention to the
r < business of his profession.
* Hoplios Staples,
[* November 1-ts
1 ' ' OR BAL.K, ~
i< *OO Acres of Land,
r TT Y4NG about seven miles from thi*
Aj| City, upon the Washington road,
most of it is well timberetl—tlverc are
■ upwards of forty acres cleared ami'llo
’ der good fenc«— there *s also on the pre
I mises,.an excellent dwelling house,/and
’■ out houses, a good Peaxh ami Apqirle
Orchard, and uncommon good ,water in
abundance.
1 .~.~-ALBQ
*, To be disposed Os, Four -Prime
4 Negroes.—.lf not sold at private sale be
fore Ae "first day of January next, the
, whole will be sold at the market-house
[ to the Highest bidder on that day—A cre
> dit will be givemif required, for good
personal security, and a mortgage on all.
1 Apply to
I Isaac La Bochc.
1 November 1 tda
> Steam-Boat
Company.
1 GREEABLY to the 4'lh article of
. J\ the constitution of tlie Steam-Boat
1 Company, a meeting of the ' Jtpckholders
: is requested, at the office of 1 pic Directors
in Augusta, on Monday the 10th of No
-1 veraber 1817, at 10 o’clock, A. M. to e
lect Directors and for other purposed
“Any Stockholder absent t rem a meet-
may by power of attdr b*7> under
sea), authorize any other Sic cknolder to
vote for him or her.”- —By C infer.
J. Vi \pt9Wet.
MEDICIXEH I
'K&SSsai-1
D* ®r* «&&&*» Celebrated Linimn,n I
For Rheumatism, Bruises, s urit ‘ t I
Chilblains, Numbness, Stiffness T'ft
oiuts,&c. The relief is immediate a » » ft
cure frequently in 24 hours, although ‘ < ft
years staadin- and thought incurable 1 ft*
Mr, Jacob Hildheth, of Amherst v ft
H. was many years afflicted with vioW ft.
rheumatism, & as he advanced in T .. a ?
at times was wholly incapable ofbu ß i, 1
when through recommendation,aftei tr y
ing all other medicines in vain, wascnV
ed by using only one bottle of this LinL ‘
ment; and has bad no relapse; it j 8 " I
years since—he was considered i ncUrw ||
able! Tliis is published at his request ft
Dr. Rdfe's Aromatic Pills, I
For female obstructions, &c. and are I
equally conductive to the health ofmaiv
ried ladies, unless when pregnant a $ '
which time they muat not be taken. ’
Dr. iielfe's Antibilious Pill,
For Indigestion, loss of Appetite,
Listlessness, Head-Achc, Costiveness fe
Flatulence, Cholic, Billions Alice- ■
tipns, &c. I
Dr Vegetable Specific, It
A certain and expeditious cure for I
“Sick head-ache,” Bilious Affections, Ac. I
Dumfries* Ointment.
A certain, safe and expeditious euro I
for the ITC U, however inveterate, in an I
houc’s application; may be used by the. ft
most delicate pregnant females, or on
children at the breast—*,* No dange.c I
from taking cuidU! %• Ask for “Bum- ft
fries’ Ointment.” None are genuine ui>- I
less signed “W.T.Conway,” as you va- I
iue health observe tire signature.
„ Dumfries’ Lotion.
A cure for the ITCH, without smell.
British Anticcptic Dentifrice.
The tooth-ache is not only prevented
by this Dentifrice, but renders discou
loured teeth beautifully white, removes
the causes of freter arising from decayed
teeth, imparts to the gums the efflnres- {
cence of health, and to the breath the
most delectable sweetness.
Albion Com Plaister,
This Plaister affords instant relief, at the
same time it dissolves and draws the
corn out %ytbe root, without the least
pain.
jCanibravn Tooth Ache Pills .
‘ These Pills afford immediate relief with
out the least injury to the teeth,
Ur. Hunter's Tilts, Dr. Hunter's In
fection Powders, and Dr, Hunter 1 #
Cerate,
: For the prevention and cure of the Vcn
;■ ereal Disease, however inveterate, in all
its various stages, and even when mercu
ry -has failed—full directions and des
cription of symptoms, so that any one
? may cure themselves with secrecy (for
a few dollars) accompany each pocket.
Ask for Dr. Hunters Pills. None are
, genuine but those signed « W.T.Con
way,” as yon value Health observe the
signature.
K The Whole of-the above Medicines arc
> prepared and sold, wholesale, by the sole
proprietor, W. TV Conway, No. l,Ha
milton-Place, Common-street, Bo^tm,
■ knd retailed by W. J. Hobby, at the An -
i gusta Book-Store, and most Druggists,
1 Booksellers, anti Post-Masters through
’ Out the United States.
’ \* Pamphlets.of many extraonlinary
, cures, may be had at the agent’s, gratis.
%• A large discount to country tra
ders, and those wKb buy to sell again.
October 25 . Stoaw
• For Sale,
A PLANTATION on Kiokee creek,
■ one mile and a half from Columbia
court house, containing 215 acres, about
two thirds of it cleared and under good
fence* > For further particulars, enquire
of the subscriber on the premises.
Andrew Maclean.
November 5 o
I _ ■ - - -■ - - i wyC
- Lost or Stolen,
' "ITtROM the suWfcriber living in Cd-
Jj lumbia county, near the Court-
House, on Wednesday 2gth of October, a
Negro Boy named 808, eight or nine
j years of age, rather of a dark"compexion,
full face, has a scar .over one of his eyes,
which not recollected; had on when he
left home an old homespun round coat,
also a shirty pantloonsot brown linen. 30
Dollars will bagiven for the delivery ofy
! the thief, and Twenty Five for the boy.
; Walter Ariosto Applwg''-
Noveinber 5 K
- Executor’s Hales!;
WILL be sold to the highest bidder
on thje 22d Dec. next, at the late
residence of James Hamilton, deceased.
Sundry articles of Household and Kitch
en Furniture, a Waggon, a Gig, a part
of the live Stock—The sale to continue
from day to dryr—Terms made known
f on day of sale.
I aTimoasN. Hamilton sxr
i Nov ipher ? ts _
KOH fcjAJLlsi,
A Udndsome Light made
Northern Gig.
. Enquire of
, Beach & Thomas.
——ALSO
A Good Family Htrgh*
November 5 V.