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Sheriff’* Sale-
be buitl on the hist I uesda>
\\ in January next, at the court
j*ck»onborough, Scnyen coun
ty, between the usual hours of ten and
three o clock, , -
600 Acres river swamp land, ty -
init and being in the county ol Semen,
SS B Uull >eck, adjoining John Smith ano
others; levied on as the P™P* r s. ° f
Chat lea Floyd, security for VVm. With
in s, to satisfy sundry executions in la
vor o! Hillery Alligood—property levi
ed on, and returned to me by a consta
ble. A*'** o ’
814 1-2 acres river swamp land
lying and being in the county ol fecriven
adjoining W m. Gibbons and others; It*.-;
vied on as the pioperty pi James Bevdl.
dec. to satisfy an execution in tavoi
ol Macklin Lunday, ex'r. ot Francis;
Lunttay, against Faul Bevil and Delia
Bevill, adm’r. and admx. ol the spui }
James Bevill. —ALSO,
100 acres of pine laud, lying
in the county of Semen, with small im
provements, levied on as the properly
if Jamas Bi van, to satisfy sundry exe
cutions in favor of Thomas Scarborough;
property levied 'On and returned to me
by a constable.
J ALSO,
6 head of hogs, levied on as the H
property of Richard Oglesby, to satisly
an execution in favor ol Elijah Watson;'
pi operty levied on and returned tc me by
a constable.—ALSO, . , ,
800 acres pine land, lying m the
county of .Striven, wi(n .-mu i improye
nients, adjoining Reuben Bolton; levied
on as the property of Wm. Brown, to
satisfy an execution in favor of Micajah
Becton; property levied on and returned
to me by a constable. :
ALSO,
37 acres pine land lying in the
county of Scriven, with small improve
ments; levied on as the property ot Wm.
Hill, to satisfy an execution in favor of
Solomon Wilson; property levied on and
returned to me by a constable.
Holomon Kemp, s.s.c. »
November 20. bis
Sheriff ’8 Sale.
WILL be sold at Lincoln court
house on the first Tuesday in
January next, between the usual hours,
the following property, viz,:
i One third part of a tract of land
containing two hundred acres, more or
less, on Hockey creek, adjoining Gillum
and Mathews, taken as the property of
John M. Dooley, to satisfy an execution
jn favor of William and Kelix Gilbert,
' vs. John M. Dooley. Conditions cash.
John M‘Dowell, sheriff,
November 2b. tils
Sheriff’s Sale .
WILT/ be Sold on the first Tuesday
in January next, at the court
house in Wa>nesb»rough, Burke coun
ty, between the usual sale hours.
/ Six feather beds, bedsteads and
furniture, one wooden clock and one set
of Blacksmith?* tools, levied on as the
property ol Jeremiah W. Williams,to sat
iaf) an execution in favor of Millis Tay
lor, & Co. aga list Jeremiah W. Willi
ams, Samuel Carlick and John Bell.
ALSO,
20 Acre* of land more or less,
on the road leading from Walker's
bridge to Augusta, adjoining lands of 1
Amos Wiggins and others; levied on as
the property of John A. Roberts, to sa
tisfy an execution in favor of Samuel
Saxon, indorsee against John A. Roberts.
John Bell, s.b.c. -
December 6. . tds
* Sheriffs Sale." ~
On the Ist Tuesday of January next,
will be sold between the usual hours,
at Lincoln court-house.
700 acres of liaml, more or lest, in
•aid county, adjoining Crosson and oth
ers, taken as the property of Benejah
Smith, deceased, to satisfy an execution
in favor of Manning and Wadkins, prop
erty pointed out-by Wm. H. Norman.—
Terms cash.
Nathan Bussey, D. Sh'ff,
Dec. 5
** Sheriff's Sale,
ON the first Tuesday in January next,
will be s Id at the court-house in
Warenton, between the usual hours.
One Sorrel Mare, about 6 years old,
Saddle and Bridle, levied on as the pro
perty of Vlulkey Cohron, to satisfy an
execution issued out of the.lnferior
Court of Wilkes county, John Haliday,
vs. Mulky Cohron and Jesse Gun.
A. Rodgers, a. w. c.
November 29 ts
Lands for Sale. ,
ONE tract containing 541 acres
Edgefield District, S.C. near Beach
Island, bounded by lands of John Ash-,-
b»ry, John Star, George Miller, and
John Pryor, and others. »
Onß 'I ract containing 133 acres,
in Edgefield District, on Savannah riv
er, bounded by Lands as John Pace,
Mr. Ray, Drury Pace, and the River, i
As it U presumed no one will purchase !
Without first seeing the above lands,those
vho are disposed to get information as
to situation, price, &c. arc referred to
Mrs. McLaws and or to Mr. A
kraham Markleyj Charleston, South-
Carolina.
November 15 ts
k
B.VV.VXNATI liIVKU ,
Lands for Sale,
And a Bargain will be Given.
1350 icres on Savannah river, Lin
coin county, including the mouth of Soap
v reek, with a good Saw and Grist Mill
new and in good order, and in an excel
ent settlement for custom to both; there
is land enough cleared to work about 10
<ands; and good for cotton or coin.
I here is a great proportion of the tract
good low-grounds, and as good up-land
as there is in Georgia. In so large a bo
dy it is not to be expected all «o be of
the first quality, but land of the same
quality (both low-grounds and ufdand)
and quantity, lying in a body to clear, in
not easily found on the Savannah river,
above Augusta, This place is situated
about 37 miles above Augusta, in a very
healthy settlement; it has several fine
-prings on it, a good place for a shad
fishery in the creek below the mill; or a
seine place, on the river might be had
with very little trouble. The tolkfrom
the grist-mill will bread fifty in family,
the saw mill may be worked to great ad
vantage, and the water is sufficient to
grind, saw and gin all tlie winter and
spring. Any further description of this
. place is deemed unnecessary- To a gen
tleman who wishes to settle in tnis state.
' it is presumed a better opportunity w ill
not offer.
385 Acres on Savannah river,
including what is called M'Coys ferry
as follows:—200 acres on the Carolina
side.—7s in an island, greater part o'
which is cleared—and 10 on the Geor
gia side, including a tolerable dwelling
house, gin and gin house, there is no im
provements on the land on the Carolina
side. The island is not excelled as cot
■ ton land by any above Augusta on the
same river.
—ALSO.—
230 Acres adjoining T.inceln
. court-house, good com and cotton land.
These lands will be sold low and on ac
commodating terms, and indisputable ti
tles given, for further particulars apply
to Thomas Murray, off Lincoln county,
Georgia, or to Benjamin Glover, of Ab
beville District, South-Carolina.
Benjamin Glover.
Thomas Murray.
November 19 4w
FOR SALE,
200 Acres of Land,
LYING about seven miles Troon tins
City, upon the Washington road,
in* st of it is well timbered—there are
upwards of forty acres cleared ai d un
dergood fence—there is also on the pre
mises, an excellent dwelling house, and
out houses, a good Peach and Apple
Orchard, and uncommon good water in
abundance.
ALSO :
To be disposed of, Four Prime
Negroes.—ls not sold at private sale be
fore the first day of January next, the
whole will be sold at the market-house
to the highest, bidder on that dav —A ere
dit will be given if required, for good
personal security, and a mortgage on all.-
Apply to
Isaac La Roche.
November 1 tds
For Bale,
• T T*HAT well knovwn Tract of l and, in
Mi Columbia county, called Mount
Hope, ten miles above Augusta, on Sa
vannah river, containing 528 acres—
which is equal it 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 appli
s. cation to subscribers, oh the premises.
John B. Wilkinson,
t > , Wm. 11, Blackwell,
, October 25 ts
TEX DOLLARS KKWAIib.
R ANA WAY on Tuesday the 4th in
stant, from the subscriber, a slave
by the name of Abram, a large, stout,
; strong built fellow, about 6 feet high,
rather inclining to be round shouldered,
dark color,"** pale black, large coarse
’ features, thick beard, a scar on the un
• der lip, a bit cut oft* the rim of the right
ear, when spoken to he has a diffident
downcast look, and appears sub
missive, when he talks lias generally a
drawling tone to his words, hut when
lively, can speak as sprightly as anyone,
be is a good Carpenter. He has taken
away with him sundries of cotton cloaths,
• and none of them very course, he had on
when he went away, a dai'k brown broad
cloth surtout coat, rather worse for wear,
* a good pair of strong oboes, a good old
! hat, a pair of new blankets, London duf
fils, striped .at the ends: he calls himself
i when away from home, Isaac, and prob
; ably he may call himself by some other
", name: he is a native of South-Carolina,
his first masters name was Hendrix, the
second Bendender, living on the
fink of Broad River, within a few miles
i of Columbia, and probably he has made
! for there again; any person lodging him
in any jail in this state, or within sixty
miles of Augusta, in South-Caroilna.
shall receive the above reward, and all
reasortfcble charges by applying to the
subscriber in Augusta.
% Thomas Dye.
November i 5 ts
»
Ten Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY about the Ist of March
last, a likely bright Mulatto Man
by the name of ROBIN, of a middle size,
rather light make, about SO years of age,
a jobbing Carpenter, born in Virginia,
and has been owned by several persons
in the lower part of South-Carolina, and
. Savannah, he had been seen in June
, last in the upper part of Barnwell dis-
I trict, where he has been harbored for
several months—He is a lively, sensible,
artful fellow, and will probably dndcav
\ our to pass for a free man, for which
, purpose it is likely he may have procured
f a pass, and is lurking about Charleston
. or some v .or of the sea ports of South-
I Carolina, with a view of getting a pas
, sage to the Northern States. The a
. hove reward and all legal expences will
1 be paid for apprehending and lodging him
, in any jail, and giving such information
; that i may get him. Captains of vessels
I arc cautioned against harbhring or re
i ceiving the above.negro on board.
1 John Fox. !
, I" The editors of the Southern Pat
s riot (Charleston) and Wlnyaw Intelli
gencer, (Georgetown) are requeued to
> insert the above in their respective pa-
I pers once a week for four weeks, and
u forward their accounts to this office for
. payment.
November 29 lawSw
1J VUfi SALK.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION in
Edgefield District, [s. c.] situate
immediately on .the Northward Koad,
i he'ween Augusta and Edgefield C. H.,
' 15 miles from Augusta, and 8 from Edge
- field c k. It contains 200 acres of excel
S lent oak and hickory I-and. the soi) of
- which is well adapted to either a vet or
i a dry year, and has been lound by expe
rience, to be a very certain place to make
J a crop on. On the place is a handsorhe
two story House, 40 feet long, with two
.good brick ch.mnies, 4 fire places, and
I the House neatly finished inside. There
. is an excellent spring of water near the
house,and wood land has been reserved
. near the house for fire wood,so as to make
r 't very eonvi nient. for the owners, and
, it isia profitable stand for aHi use of En
. tertamment. The neighborhood of this,
place is extraordinarily heaithv. perhaps
none more -so in S mtlh-Carolina. For
terms of.sale apply to Mr. Uisamus D
Allen, or the subscriber at Barnwell
courthouse,
j ) jyinry Woodroof.
November 29 4teovv
Administrators Salt*.
WILL in* sold by order of the hon
orable court of Ordinary of Co
: lumbia county, at the court house of said
county, on the first Tuesday in January,
* '»ext, the interest that John Ga-treT,
late of Columbia county, deceased, ha>*
in the Mills and fifteen acres of land on
Cain creek in-the county aforesaid, whirl
; interest is one half. Terms made known
on the day.
H. Garfcrell, adm’r. ;
■ November 32. ts
Notice.
Will be Hired, at El her ton, on Tuesday
the 50th December next;
p All the N h GROKS belonging to
the estate of col. Evan Ragland, late of
of Elbert county,deccased—Termsmade
known ou the day of Hiring.
Those who Hired said Negroes last
year are requested to return them to the
subscriber at Elberton, on the above day,
i by the hour of eleven o’clock in the fore
t noon.
Wm. Woods, Jldm’r. fro. fern.
December 3 law£w
* 10 Dollars Reward
r .
s IVT e £ ro . Woman FRANKY, well
* ivJ_ known in and about Augusta and
’ Savannah, has absented herself, and the
above reward will be paid to-any person
who will apprehend and place her in the
‘ nost convenient jail, or deliver her to,
ne. All persons are cautioned against
aarboring her.
Isaac La Koche.
November 15, ts
e STRAY KI) OR STOLEN
. WN ROM the subscribers stable, on Fri
, JC day evening last, a Bay Horse, with
, a small star in bis forehead—about 15
e hands high, and well formed. He was
- raised in Hancock county, by a Mr.
t Walker, and if not stolen, he may prob
t ably endeavour to get there. A liberal
- reward will be paid for his delivery to
i> me in this place.
L. C. Cantelou.
, December S ts
Ni otice.
i HER EAS I have given my note
j tt of hand to Asa Twiggs, for One
. Hundred and Sixty Dollars, dated SOth
J: October, 1817, and* payable ten days af
ter date, I hereby forwarn all persons
f from trading for said note, as it was
fraudulently obtained from me, and I
am determined not to pay it.
RICHARD FOSTE.R
*, November T 2, Bpt
; Executor’s Sales.
' be sold to the highest bidder
T V on the 22d Dec. next, at the late
> residence of James Hamilton, deceased.
r Sundry articles of Household and Kitch
, en Furniture, a Waggon, a Gig, a part
I of the live (Stock—The sale to continue
: from day to day—Terms made known
on day of gale.
Thomas Hamilton, f.rV.
Novmber 5 ts
. ■ Letters
In the Post-Office at Jiugusta , Geo.
2d December, 1817.
A K
Alexander Allen 3 Elizabeth Kerman
Mary M. Allen John Keefe
James Adams John Kennedy
George Adams Patrick Kelly
Martha Aldridg. Talton F. Keith
B L
Raymond Burroughs John Lloyd
Robert Butler James S. Lee
Elizabeth Beal Ann Lamar
Ann H. Bender Jonathan G. Law-
Eljzabeth Barton rence
Davis Bottom James Leslie
John Beal M
Amelia Browm Madame Mondon-
John R. Burke ville
James R. Baird Jeremiah Minor
Elizabeth Burke Eliza Ann Moore
J. Bell $ co. 3 G. S. Morgan
Eliza Burken Eliza Mania
Lysauder Burdick John Martin
Ira Bowen Samuel Moore
Daniel Burnham Ralph Moses
Mary A. I). Barnes A. Markham •
Nathan S. Beeman Martha M‘Dade
Samuel Waring But- Martha Midar
ler N
John Begar Levina Noble
■ C Wm. Nichols
Mary A. Clarke Theophilas Neal
Joseph Cumir, 2 Hugh Nesbit, 3
Edw. W. Collier - O
Timothy G. f hidseyD. M. Ormond
Paul G. Cottle P
Joshua Cor.ey Ira Palmiter
C. Z. Clarke Fanny Parrot
Samuel G Colt JVL Peckham
• Erastus Case Edward E Powers
Mary f astens Nathaniel Palmar
Peter Clissey .Sylvester Porter
Thomas Cumming Elizabeth Parker
Elizabeth Chadwick Luke Pettibone
Christopher Curts R
John Carmichael Morris Roney
John Clarke Wm. Russel
D Wm. Ricker
Nancy Davis Edward Roberts
John Dilap, 3 John Reynolds
John Darby ' , S
Elizabeth Dill Solomon Sikes ,
E Robert Sterling
Timothy LucendiaS Stanton
F Simeon Smith
R. M. Forsyth, 4 Z. Spooner
Robert Frazier Wm. Slallord
Fisher <Sj* Ames, 3 T
G John Troblefield
• John.Giilet V Thomas Tarth
Joseph Galhreth Peter Teneick
loslAa Grinage Edw. Y.Tatnal
Robt. Gibson Thos. Taylor.
Samuel Goodall V
Josiah Gray Allen Veuson, •
W iller J. Gibson .James Venable
Hamilton Goss Jonathan Vasser
Giles Griswold. Messrs. C. Verlary
H , , & co.
Mary Hoffman W
Thomas Healy Leroy Wilkins
I. &A. Hunter Eliza A. Wigfall
Jer. fV. Harrison Charles D.Williams
V. B. Henderson Eliza Walker
David Hill, 2 Bril an Ware
Chancy Hills Joel Westcoat
Uathai ine D. Ham- Wm. Wiseman
mor.d W’m. M. Williams
E. M. Hamilton, 3 Reuben Woodruff
Walter Harris Samuel Westan
Samuel Hill. W’m. White, 12
Wm. H. Jones.
James Fraser, P. M-
December 3 ts
Dancing Academy.
Messrs. Leslie and Mentals,
RESPECTFULLY inform the La
dies and' Gentlemen of Augusta,
that their Day School, is now only open
ed once a week, on Saturdays, from 9 to
12 o’clock, in the morning, and from S
to 5, in the evening. Their Night School
is also altered to Tuesday and Fridays,
commencing at the usual hour.
N ov., 29 i r
Fencing School.
MR. MOKTAIS’ Fencing School,
has commenced, and will be con
tinued every Monday and Thursday
Evenings,beginning at early candle light.
A few more Scholars can be taken.
November 29 ■ ts
A Teacher Wanted
AM AN well qualified to take charge
of an English School, will meet
with liberal encouragement by making
application to
N. Crawford,
J uriah Harris.
Columbia county , Nov. 29 ts
FOR SALE. “
A LIKELY NEGRO FELLOW,an
excellent Blacksmith, 20 years of
age. His character for honesty and so
briety is well known, and can be satis
factorily established.
•filso for Sale .
100,000 Shingles,
For particulars apply at this Office.
November 19 w2SD
-N otice.
ALL persons having demands against
the estate of Samuel Brant, de
ceased, present them within the
time prescribed by law, likewise all per
sons indebted to his estate are requested (
to make immediate payment to
David M ( Kinney, I , , i
James Johnson, J aimr a
October 22 lawSm
V
_ wt'tfit’iy
Have entereu into Copartnership under
the firm of.
Lewis.
THEY have taken the stand former.
U occupied by Mr. John
Taree doors above Messrs. Longs tre £**
Harnsim, where they have Just Received
a Handsome Assortment of a
Dry Goods
AND
GROCERIES,
Which will be disposed of low for c a 4
or Town Acceptances, at a
liberal credit,
• Among which are, .
London Duffill, three and three and >
half Point and Rose Blankets,
Cloths and Cassimeres assorted.
White and blue Plains,
Carpeting, Hearth Rugs,
Flag and BandannoAiandkerchiefs,.
Irish Li»ens, Long Lawns,
Furniture Fringe,
Merino Shawls and Scarfs,
Angola Shawls and Tippets,
Calicoes, Cotton and Linen Cambiick*
Plain and Figured Muslins,
Canton Crapes, assorted colors,
Hosiery,
Foil net and Cotton Vestings,
Bombazettcs,
v ewing and changeable colored silb-
Silk \eils,
Large and elegant silk Shawls*
Salisbury Flannel,
Steam Loom Shirting,
Brown Holland,
Oil Cloths, Linen Diaper,
Tortoise Shell Combs, &c.
Several Casks of
Hardware «r Cutlery
Jamaica and Muscovado Sugar in hluis/
and barrels,
Forty Barrels N. E. Rum,
Philadelphia Whiskey in Barrels,
Apple Brandy in ditto.
Three casks Trace Chains,
Also—A few dozen German Flutes.
As every article of Ihy Goods com
posing the assortment have been import
ed this fall, we can venture to say that
we shall sell as low as they can be pro
cured in this place.
John M. Edney,
Wm. J. Lewis.
November 26. ts
Just Received ,
On Consignment, .
7000 Bushels Liverpool Ground
Salt,
20 Ton Waggon Tire Swedes Iron,
7000 lbs; Green Coffee,
10 Kegs Goshen Butter,
200 Ps. best Inverness Cotton Ragging
3 Cases Northern Homespun,
And Daily Expected,
52 Barrels Sugar and
10 Hlids. Whisky.
A. Slaughter C. Labuzau.
November 26. D w
Sneed, Weathers,
& Co.
Have Just Received a General
Assortment of
Fall *|r Winter Goods
ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
Groceries,
Which they will sell on their usual ac
commodating terms.
Novembsr 19. ’ ts
G. Hudson, »V Co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
Per the schooners Three Sistere, and
Young Horse, from New-York.
—An Extensive Assortment "f-
Bntish, h reach & India
DRY GOODS,
Cutlery, Hardware ,
A N D
Groceries.
also
CROCKERY, ;
—A N D
Glass Ware,
Which they are determined to
sell on accommodating terms by ll*e
Package, Piece or otherwise, as may
suit purrhasers.
October II ts
The Subscribers,
ARE DAILY RECEIVING,
LARGE QUANTITIES OF
GOODS,
DIRECT FROM EUROPE.
WHICH they can and will se 1 ! as
low as any other house in the state
that are regular dealers, and will give
the highest price for COTTON and oth
er Produce. Customers will be prompt
ly attended*” to, and their favours grate
fully received by
A. Erwin, Groce & Go.
October M ts