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Augusta Chronicle & Georgia Gazette, I ' . 1 . , • • *- '< , - ' , 4 < I . I 111 I I '* "'"""" ' ' II I IT TH| <llllll I I ' I "" I [VOL. XXXIV.] ‘ * ' THURSDAY MORNING, MARC# 80, I*B3o. pT* 1958.] I r.. • iit ■ i a- i —— t i*fc\wwvws>ws.-w J.' JJ THE I PUBLISHED Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday | doming*, Bt Ku». Dt| ekixck & Chadetoh, At Six D lars Per Annum, IN (dVANCE. >V vvvvvw\vv|vvvvvvvvvv%vvvVvvvvvu * JUST lECEIVED, On Consignment , XU Casks Lotion Particular TeneriflV Wine \ -4180 lea) FOB SAIE BY Tardy £$ Son. February 12 1 *l. ~ 830 leward. TRAYEI), froi the Subscriber, on the first day cl January past, a large f GELDING, a out eight years old, lit spring, with i rttr in the face and a p on the nose, r narkably thin main & The above sward will be paid on i delivery of the lorse at Spring Hill, miles below Auf ista,on the Louisville Michael 1 . Boisclair. TO THE PUBLIC." E SUBSCRIBER OP! ERB HIS SERVICES AS aunaeWox & SoWcilot n the several Co rts of Law and Equi within the Midd Circuit, viz: Colum- VVashington, Tatnalf, Emanuel iven, 3urke, Jefl rson and will pay every a :ention to claims de-' ited in his hanc for collection, and [ himself obliged or any favors he may eive. He will b found at the Office i ludge Montgomery, in Augusta. , Roger W Icott Cooke. an 25 | a. beKitt, Ite Conductor < { ' the Music at the Theatre , Yew-York. I iESPECTFULL I acquaints the public 11 that he teache the Piano Forte, Vio- I Violmcello- T raw may be known by I dying to him al thd Theatre, or the I fie Tavern. I I also for sale, an Excellent Metronome, I by Melzel. f Feb. 12 ts I Notice. lIGREEALE lo an order of the Inferior Burt of Burke bounty, will be sold for |' benefit ts the heirs and creditor of Anfl Ikiogon, on the first Tuesday in liril nest, al the Court-House in the lorn of Wanesqorough in said County, ■tween the usukl hours of ten and four ■lock of the sane day, two hundred, two Bd a half acres # land, more or less, lying I Maiden Creekrin the County of Wilkin li. and also oneJNegro man slave, named lam, the propeby of said dec’d. ITerms made klqwn <?n the day of sale. A rtbur Bell, Adm'r. I of the estate ts Jinn Jitkinson dec d January 15 \ I ScfyoltO) 1 Beautiful chednut Sorrel, five feet two :hen high, will stand at the subscribers anution, in Burke county the ensuing isoii, and a part of his time in Waynes rongh. He will be let to Mares at the luced price of Fifteen dollars the season vable the first day of January next,, lieii may be djschared with Ten Dollars payed by the first day of November— veuly Dollars to insure a Mare to be with J, the Insurance money to be paid as m as it is discovered the mare is with foal, the property altered—so cents to tlie Kim in every case, and eight dollars the ‘gle visit, good pastures for mares gra > and fed with grain if requested if a klerate price, no responsibility tor acci nts or escapes, but eyery care will be [en to prevent both. The season will jnmence the first day of March and end fday of July—mares failing to be with I the spring'season shall be entitled to I fall season gratis. I PEDIGREE. ■CIOLTO was got by the imported sor- Ipiomcde, his darn by Wildair, hi* grand B by Spadille, his great grand dam by limpoMedhore Cruflord. As to the beau- Pmscnlar powers & elegant forms of Sci ■ we have as yet seen no horse that is as Bt° recommend himself; we have it ■ciently certified that Sciolto has never P* trained or ruhned by gentlemen who |c known to hisfoalding, as such I have ■wount of his performance, but chal- B ,; ( b c best Judges to find any deficien shapi, or" action, as such I ■adly pronounce' hint one among the Horses in America, or any other |B of the world Hi James G. Salisbury. 3t ! en ty Dollars Reward. f' 1 ’ between Augusta and Wrights ick°f°ii >e fl ll ’ March, a red rnoroc- e book, containing one hundred y or e >ghly dollars, principally Sm. . an ‘ Daru “n bills, any person find ■, OVe Pocket hook and delivering flUiib “°utents at ibis office, or to the . IS r . et 111 Greensboro shall receive the reward. . P, L. Robinson pig | AUGUSTA CROCKERY *irto / taiuivaa ■ WARE STORE. The subscriber is now Receiving and opening, and will continue to receive dur ing the Fall and Winter months, at his store in Micou’s Brick building, near the -Post Office in M‘lntdsh-»treet,leading from Stewart $ ITcerjgrave’a Corner Store f A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY Glass and CRlua Ware, ——CO3VBI3TIHO OF Crates handsomely assorted with Crockery, and Boxes ot Glass Wan, Well selected to suit the Georgia 8c West em Markets, which be offers lor sale at a low advance. He is now opening in order to suit those purchasers who wish to have their Goods repact— Blue Printed Liverpool Ware—Also, Enameled Cups § Saucers , Os every description and size. Plates, Bowls, Mugs and Pitchers, Os different.qualities and sizes. t ALSO Ji fern set of Elegant Burnish’d Gold , China, Os a superior quality—consisting of A Tea, Coffee Desert Set Complete—Likewise Lustre China Tea Sets, Os various figures neatly put up in box es—all of wfiich he offers for sale at the most reduced prices for cash, or approved Town acceptances. William H. Oakman. October 25. 12t N. B.—The subscriber earnestly requests those who are indebted to the late firm of Erwins, Oakman, & Co. to come forward and settle their accounts with him, (who alone is authorized to set tle their business) as further indulgence cannot be granted. William H. Oakman. November 26. 12m BEAVER RATS. « Os mperior quality latest Fashions , JUST received from Philadelphia, from the Manufactories of David S. Free land, 8c Co.-and Shelmerdine—also from Ives & O. White, New-York, & Adam Lee, & Co. New Jersey. Gentlemen* wanting fashionable Hats of first quality, cannot fail of being suited. Also Ist & 2d quality Castors—Mens’ & Boys’ Rorams and Wool Hats assorted.— A few trunks of Mens’ and Boys’ fine Wax Calf, Morocco and Strong Shoes. The above articles are offered for sale on ac commodating terms, Broad-street, 3 doors below Mr. Jacob Danforth’s, by James B. Bishop, £5 Co. February 8. .120w3m ' YOUNG LADIKS SEMINARY. MRS. GARVIN, Having associated with her Miss GODFREY, late from London, (via New- York,) respectfully informs the citizens o Augusta, its vicinity, and those from a dis tance, who would wish to embrace the opportunity, that they propose to open on die third January next, a School in the house of Airs. Garvin, for the instruction of Young Ladies in the various branches of useful and jwjlite education, viz.—' The rudiments of the English Language, Writ ing Arithmetic, Bcc.—Also, the French Language (Grarnatically.) —Plain and or namental Needle Work, Drawing and Music. « cry. Young lies maybe accommodat ed (on very reasonable terms) with Board and Lodging in the family of Mrs. Garvin. December 29 JV* 9 lice, A.LL persons indebted to the estate of John Fury, dec. are respectfully requested to come forward before the Ist day of April next, and make payment as a longer indul gence cannot be given. John Cashin, acting admn’r February 19 Notice. Nine mon’hs after date, application will be made the honorable court of Ordinary of Columbia County for leave to sell one third of, an undivided real estate, consisting of 220 acres of land, lying i» Columbia County, also on* half of 190 acres, lying in Ogjethorp, it being the real estate of Ann T. told fuf the ben efit fit the' heirs and creditors. Francis T. A|leu, admr February 3 ' 1 trrssm— ng—i —r~css MANSION HOUSE j>3 {•• jig «J* nn B E Subscribers hav e taken a large and commodious House at the cor t iwro ' men aw< * Mclntosh Streets; which is now opened tor the recep -4 tion «• 1 (~nP a nJ - tt is aituated in the most pleasant par>t<*)f the Tswn, and D will be spared to render the establishment worthy Che pat-, ’ ronaae of'the Public. Rooms will be fitted up in superior Style for the accommodation of lamilies, as well as single rooms for gentlemen. The nroprietor.! of this establishment have endeavored t» combine ele gance with convenience. They flatter themselves their TABLE and BAR will not be excelled by any in the Southern country. They have also > prepared in an airy situation large new Stables and safe Carriage I Those who are fond of good living, airy, new and o|l.u Rooms and Beds, and kind treatment, are respectfully invited to can and judge for t the r ß : e^ C y intend keeping a Livery Stable, and will he provided with Carriages, Horses and an approved OsUer. Young & MeKeen. January 22 . t The Subscriber, HAVING purchased the estate of Wil liam Foxwell, deceased, from the heirs, Edward Foxwell and Allen Nichols, the husband of Kisiah Foxwell, the only \ heirs, and they reside in Caswell county, 1 North Carolina, After my return, 1 got into peaceable possession; John M‘Wade being executor to the will of Said Foxwell, swore 1 broke open the doors of the dwel ling house of said deceased, and took for , cible possession, had me taken, and I was confined sixteen days before I could call I the attention of the Honorable Inferior • Court; before them 1 proved I got into • peaceable possession, and was relieved by ■ that testimony fiom my confinement; Esquire M'Wade told several persons he would have me taken again; if he does, my request is, that he may be more par ticular in His next oath, for in the first, he was in or near Savannah at the time 1 took possession, and without his coming to see if I was in possession, swore 1 was, and that 1 broke locks to do to (unless he came by night) and if by night he saw me in possession; I know not how lie swore what he has, for there never was a lock, bolt or latch to the doors since 1 knew the house, and 1 du not believe there ever was since the building of the house; the ; fact is, Esquire M'Wade designs keeping ,the property until the law relieves him of that trouble which I believe he will be sorry for—l hope the clerk will be parti cular in keeping M'Wade’s oath until the sitting of the next Superior Court. Josbua Stone. (0* The Augusta Chronicle and Sav.tn nah Republican, will please publish the above once a week for three mouths, and forward their accounts to Wrightsborough, Columbia county for payment. January 25 w3m STORAGE AND Commission Business. X HE subscribers have taken the Ware i House lately occupied by Shultz, • opposite, the Wharf, which is now in com plete order for the reception of Cotton ‘ and Merchandize. Mackenzie £5 Ponce, October 27. ts [■ LuiVocAm £5 Watson, ! ' CONTINUE THE I Factorage &* Commission j BUSINESS IN SAVANNAH, Where all orders will be promptly attend ed to. , 1 July 7. _______ Shoes, Fringes, £sc. Pair Men’s Grain Shoetees, 300 do do Wax do bound f 100 do do Kip do 200 do Boy’s Grain Shoetees. | Pnrniture Fringes, Furniture Calicoes, Dimities kd. For sale low for cash by T. £5 J. Cunningham. 2 Doors below the Post-Office. Dec 15 ' TO UIUE, A Goo 4 Hirasfc Girt, 1 AWasherliilroner-r-Apply to the printers. February 8. ts JV otice. ' Will be sold at Raysville, in the ■ county of Columbia, on Monday-the Bth day ’1 .f May next, the 8)lock of Goods* and per ; =oual property generally of John L. Kay, ■ate of said county deceased. , Handers Ray, admn’r. March 2$ Fifty Dollars Reward. in jLa.ANAWAY about the ninth of \ugust last, a Mulatto man, named REUBIN EVANS, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 8 inches high, accustomed to waggon ing, &had travelled considerably through Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky in that capacity, and probably often passed fora freeman: he formerly belonged to Mr. Henderson, 81 worked at King’s Saltworks in Virginia; was afterwards sold to Col. John Carson of Burke epunty N. Corolina, brought to Augusta aqdoffered forsale by Charles Carson esq. of Buncomb county: he was left on tryai, but previous to |iis executing a bill of sale for him he übscod ded: it is believed he is concealed by some person, but whetheri n the swamps near Augusta, or in the upper parts of North Carolina, or ncarthe Saltworks, or else where is not yet ascertained with certain ty, the above reward will be given for his apprehension, and being secured in any Goal end double the amount for pm * of who hai hors him, by Andrew Erwin, , At Augusta Georgia, or by William Oakman, For him. May 10 ts Notice. AFTER the expiration of nine months, application will be made to the hono rable the Inferior Court of Burke County for leave to sell all the real estate of Thomas Tipton, late of said county, dec. Amy Tipton, adm’x. February 10, 1820. FOR SALtk Two hundred two and an half acres of Land, lying and being in the third district, Wilkinson County; known us the number lu8; bounded on the N. E. by lot No. 119 N. W. by No. 107—8. W by'No. 91—and S. E. by No. 109. Application, by'letter or otherwise, will be attended to by the Subscriber, Augusta. James Finlater. March 1 For Halo Valuable and excellent house Servant. ® ,e is a good Seamstress, Cook, Washer, and Ironer, and is to be sold for no fault whatever. Enquire at this offi c £, , March 7 r-» The Undersigned XI A VING for three years past had a Com mercial Eestablishment, ip LIVERPOOL, under the firm of Isaac, Low £5 Co, Offer tfie services of that house to their Friends and the public, in the sale of Pro duce, the purchase of Goods, and other bu siness on Commission. Liberal advances will be made on ship ments. Andrew Low £5 Co. Savannah, Dec. 15 w3ro If V ’ • jrnibeSold ON the first Tuesday in May next, at the Court House in Columbia County, forty acres of Land, belonging to the estate of Nichodemus Boyd, dec. sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of said estate. James Burroughs, adm’r. de font* non. ■y- ’.-i-i-.--, f Society Academy • •flllS Institution went into operation on the second Monday in January last, under die direction of Mr;, Holloway, a graduate r.f the South Carolina College, who bps taught fo'nlie last two years at Cambridge, Carolina, and given general satisfaction. This Academy is situated in the heart-ofa rich' and respectable settlement about six wlcs from Edgefield Court House, and , .-assesses mori local advantages than any other similar institution in the State, The neighborhood is thought to be healthy, die water good, and genteel board can be had from 80 to &100 f.»r 100 students, with in from one quarter of a mil* V 0 a mile. For the learned Languages §3O. Geog raphy and English grammar S'2o; and for common English 12 50 per annum. A young gentleman has been lately employed a* ah assistant, and no efforts will be want ing on the part of the board of managers to ensure the success and diHuse the use fulness of this rising Institution. Daßid Bird, Secretary to the Board oj JtfaHugers, Feb. 26 w3w CANDLE Manufactory. Three doors below the Mtrlcet , Nurtk aide Broad Street. THE subscriber has on hand a constant supply of the Best Manufactured CANDLES, M. PAYNE. (Ly* Pripe 20 cents by the Box. Feb ary 18 w.wq Sheriff s Sale. WILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in April next, at the market bouse in the city of Augusta, between the usual hours of sale, One Negro hoy named Harry, about 8 years of age, and one Ne gro girl named Rusey, 6 years of age, le vied on as the properly of George Boli lineau under a foreclosure ofa mortgage to satisfy Julian Drioche. W. Lumpkin, d. s, Jan. 25. 8 800 Reward. RAN AWAY from the subscriber abou the first of November last, a young negro fellow named SAM or SAMUEL, nineteen years old, light complexion, fine countenance, very likely, well made, five feet six ur eight inches high, and has a small scar on tiis forehead near the edge of the hair. He was caught in the neigh borhood about twg weeks uf'iyr he went oft', since which period, 1 have not' had any certain information ul liiiu. From the manner which he left home, and other cir cumstances, I am induced to believe that . he has been kidnapped. Any person that will deliver the above fellow and kidnap per to the subscriber, near Columbia C H. (Georgia) shall receive the above reward on co iviction of the kidnapper, or Fifty Dollars for the fello v alone, or for infor mation, so that 1 get him again, if taken out of the state, or Twenty-five Dollars if taken in tjie state. Zach. Williams. January 15 (Cy*The Editors ofthe Alabama Courier Tennesssee Clarion, and Raleigh Regis ter will publish the above once a week for three months, and forward their ac counts to the Post Office, Columbia c. House, (Georgia) for payment. * ForSale, An excellent PIANO FORTE. Apply at this office] February 3 Burke Superior Court , November term, 1818, Present, his honor Robert li. Reid, Judge; RULE NJSI UPON the petition of Robert* Thomas, stating that he was possessed of a certain bond given by one Henry Hughs' in his life time to said Thomas, under the penalty of 5 hundred dollars, with a condi tion thereunder written, and to be void of the said Henry Hughs, shall make and execute good and sufficient warranted ti tles to a certain tract of Land lying and being in the county of Burke, containing two hundred and fifty acres adjoining lands of Hell and Walton, and bearing date on tbe 12th day of December 1810, a true co py of said bond as nearly as can as recol lected by said 'Thomas is annexed tp said petition and filed in the clerks office to gether with such other evidence as the said Thomas has, and the said original be ing destroyed. It is therefore ordered that the said Cepy of said bond annexed to said petition be established in lieu of tl)e ori ginal so destroyed, unless good cause be ihewn to contrary on or before the first day of the next term of thi* Court. And it is further ordered that a copy of this rule be published in one ofthe public Gazettes of this State once a month until the next term of this Court- Extract from the minutes, 22d Nov; 1819. Jho. Carpenter, elk. January 18 ■ ■ | M ■ ' 1 111 m '* (U* The subscribers formed a connection in the, practice ot Law, and will be thankful for any fav.m in the line of their profession- Their of fice is the s?me occupied by F. Walk t) - R. Walker 9 i. Walker December 6 PROPOSALS, For Puhlithing by Subscription IN TUP TOWN Os COLIAJiIIA, (S,Q,) A WKliKir kISCRLLIXS, *Tt> llfc C^L^tJ/ rm ■ Southern Literary Register BY ANDREW J,-CLIME THIS paper will hq principally to History, Biograpl|}', Critjeisni, ral and Religious Essavs, Poetry and (lip: fine Arts Agricultural and Medical, and other articles, which may he thought ojp general interest willli)fc\Jise be admitted, together with such Articles of wit and a rausement, as may be judged useful or entertaining. A general Summary of Politics will each week, and a Monthly List of *New Publications at the end of every fourth number,' The inducements which have led tbo Editor to issue proposals for a publication of lids nature, arc such as Uehelievcs to be of sufficient weight and importance tp warrant the undertaking. The wealth* refinement, and literature of the Southern States j the genius and erudition ufnnnv hci H, v\ ho either hold important office* uii 3 tier government, or are at the head of the literary institutions established among us: and the rapidly Increasing taste for-It arm ing and the arts, which is spreading among allclasse sos people, arc {ha proud evidenc es of a nourishing and improved state of so; clety, and afford him abundant encourage - ment to hope for a successful prosecution of his plan, Jt is pot a little remarkable perhaps, that an undertaking of this kind lias been so long delayed, apd that while, in many instances, our daily newspapers have attempted to blent) literary articles us interest and merit with the dry detail am) confusion of political matter, no one should have thought of separating the two, an<| establishing a general repository for the reception and circulation of useful and polite literature. As far as the editor Ijas the means of information, he i« acquainted with no paper published south of Haiti more which bears the character of the on.a he has in contemplation ; and as Columbia is nearly the central situation beiwewj North Carolina and Georgia, this pine# ! nibraces superior local advantages to mat | ny others, and is particularly favorable tp 1 the wide distribution of such a ptfp.eg fhrfl* his and the neigbori ugsta.es, In prosecuting tikis woyk it will be th# editor’s constant aim to furnish it will) general matter only as may he pf such utility, or interesting and important on count of the ability and merit Which it may display. He will firmly resist any impqg, tunity from private friendship I al worth, (whatever importune*; lie may i 1 otherwise attach to these considerations,) 1 , whenever a subject prest nted for pubhea. : 1 tipn shall be deemed unfit tor the pages of 1 i the Register. A constant regard will bit had to tbe moral tendency of every ailip|e, whether original or selected; nji.l liowo* | ver striking (he wit or imagery of a w rites may seem, these will npver be considered as making up for a general Joosencw i.'l I expression, or a want of fitness priety in the management of his subjeci, Party disputes, either in religion pj> pyij, : tics, will he as carefully avoided ■ CONDITIONS. ' The Register will he published every Friday, on a tine super-royal sheet of ps, , per, in an octavo form, each sheet to jpn» tain sixteen pages, at four dollars per ftp, mint, if paid \vitiiin thirty dava after the dc, livery of the first number, four dollars and fifty cents if paid after that time and with, in twelve months, and five dollars if pos paid until the year has expired. At the end of every six months a till# page and index will be added, for the ac commodation of those who may wish Ut have their numbers bound into volumes. Advertisements will be inserted on the two last pages only, at tlje usual rates No subscription will he received for leaf than a year, nor discontinued until) ah ar rearages shall he paid. The first sheet will be issued as span of > a sufficient number of subscribers if pro cured to encourage its publication. Letters addressed to the editor, pogf paid, will be punctually attend d loi Subscriptions received at this ofliqe, by the different post-masters throughout tli« state, and by tpe publisher’s agents in this principal Southern town and cities. [Subscription# .vcoived at the Chrontalf Office .] Nov. 29, _____________ NOTICE, T. HE subscriber offers for sale his Hmis# and Lots in the town of Columbia county. Alko, tburseveral uprif lots No. 38, 39, 40 and 41, on which j# yj% excellent gin house, apd eighty sav' gipf 1 in complete order.—Also, a half acre Lot > known by the fetter (I) pn, which g ■ complete store,which is about • of the village. A separate room for FftgUr I ing groceries, and excellenttmutning poQ/Tf ■ and is, by far, the best stand in the pjagg, ' It is also one us the best stalls {ier country for arouse of Entertainment, t has many advantages—near tlietpgrfl 1 there are six hundred gpresjfor tl>e benefit ■ of the Iqt holders df that place, Any per, 1 sun wishing to purchase th« above lot?/ can do so by calling pn the subscribe’-, 1 Soriverf coni^y, or on iif. JOJJN HAftr i, NqN, Wrights borough. J, Stone, The Augusta Herald, Chronicle, St Sf, . vannah Museum, will insert the above onpe s week for two months, and forward their accounts if) MiUbavenftfr payment, January .29, * v^b > — UJi'ii ’'-I'-* f TO LEASE, v For a number oj Ywro, 1 HRJEE Lots situated on a back stre . which will be leased singly ox together^ application i? shortly P,W A ttw p ® B ivfi.i Li. * » , * . f ‘ if ■J