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Augusta Chronicle $ G eorgia Gazette.
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[No. 1950. J
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TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY
MOHVLVGS,
Ur ICfin, Doxckwick & Ciuhitox,
Publisher* of the Law* ot the United State*,
vr six PEll axsvm,
IS'ADVAYCE
~ AUGUST, A
CROCKERV
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WAUIO STORE
THE subscriber ** itot’’ receiving :nul
opening, and will continue to ivctiv.
...rincr the Fall and Winter months, at his
Start in Uicou’s Brick Budding, mat the
lost-Office in MTutosh street, leading from
Stewart & Hargrave's
CORNER STOUR,
j GENERAL ASSORTMENT ®F
, fROCKERY
iWaa? an«\ (Thiua Ware,
-coxsisnm» of-— —
Crates Handsomely assorted
with Crockery , and
Boxes $ Tierces at Glass
IFare,
W r ell selected to suit the Georgia Si Wes
p rn Markets, which he oilers for sale at a
ow advance He is now opening in order
t o suit those purchasers who wish to have
their Goods repact-—'
Blue Printed Liverpool
Ware —Also,
Enameled Cups b Saucers,
Os every description and size.
Plates, Bowls. Mugs and
Pitchers,
Os different qualities and sizes
ALSO b
Jt few set of Elegant
Burnish’d Gold China,
Os a superior quality —consisting of
A Tea, Coffee & Desert Set
Complete—Likewise
Lustre China Tea Sets,
Or various figures, neatly p it up in !<>x
es —all of which he outers for sale at th*
most reduced prices for cash, or approved
Town acceptances.
William 11. Oakmaii.
October 25. . 12t
N. B.—The subscriber
earnestly requests those who are imlebte
to tiie late firm of Erwins. Oaknian, & C .•
to cn;ne forwa-d and settle their accounts
with him, (who alone is authorized to set
tle their business) as further indulgence
Cannot be granted.
William 11. Oakinun.
November 26. 12m
Just Received.
(S bbls. best white wine Vinegar
2o nags best quality' of Green Coffee
45 buds. prime .lan.uica Sugar
*I.Su
40 casks uest London particular Tent
rifle Wine.
With their former assortment they nov
offer for sale low, for cash.
lardy Hon.
March 14
Bu< ;w N AND !.OA
SI r frA I-' S
I f f,./ In %!.m Jg kj o
60 Barrel Superior v - Croix Sugar.
3tf 11*1;,. ;* ■#) j;| s ; MiHi;.,vudo do,
25 Ills, double It-.•fund Loaf, dd.
500 j Rsie.in.
Evjfjrs of duucomb R itter,
ForNale by
11. 'da!wo,
Mav, 2,i. * _____
51; V A , f?> i-i
ki) JL '-is -tia
AN 2)
Com m isti<> a (>us / ness .
A Mr. suhacciher ii;tu• v.*vk* *vt u
enc.n.rsge ...cm lit .tot >r ..<• v> 1
a.vivf |,m-a..d «;.(*• . < i* IV : nd
*|_'l the public tligl :s .<i»v *■ t..*•»«:; iu
M.ir.*.t|.eiHe, t*rt• iot> iu l the upper cud "t
Brand it I’cct, wlucii will S. n c ;l»pl>’
'f ltu f i'»f|f r.'C’poor, (if ' tori' aid
Mope* by hi> it trillion to merit a *h ac o
public patronage.
J. Jhißlcy.
krp*. 21 wfiw
Fiuuo Forte*,
ON HAND,
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MANSION , ' /
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HE Subscribers have tak**n a large and commodious Ilousn at the eoi
biM of Green and Mclntosh Streets; which is now opened for the rccep
ton ot company It is situated in Lie most pleasant part of ibe Town. I
’hl no pains will he. spared to render the establishment worthy (he pat.
r -nag ■> of the Public. Rooms will be'fitted up in superior St vie forth« ‘
ccummorlation of tarn Mies, as well as single rooms for gentlemen. J
. The proprietors of this establishment have • ndeavored to combine ele '
rxo with convenience. They flatter themsfelyes their TABLE .• d BAi(
will not be excelled by an> in the Southern country. They have als«
, prepared in an airv situation large new Stables and safe Ca»ria»<
Houses. i
Those who ar»\ fond of good living, airy. n* w and clean Rooms ami
Beds, and kind treatment, are respectfully invited to call and judge foi f
i themselves. * b (
j N. B. They intend keeping a Livery Stable, and will be provided wit t
Camas-s, Horses and an approved Ostler. (
Young & McKeen. 1
January 23 i
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x. y.» SwJsto
* tavern.
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ME subscribers have tnlteu for aruim
her of years, a lease >f lliis well known
and commodious establishment. Situated
~ the very centre of Uu- citv, it offers pe
year advantages both to regular and Iran
uont. boarders From the long experience i
they have had ;n their line of business, they
s ’alter themselves to be abb- to render
’heir house fir private and public accom
modation, inferior to none in the South* rn
•hales. Their 'I'AIU.F. will be furnished
■t h the best provisions tfie market cun
hrd, and their Rah with the choicest
.i rmrs. Particular attention will he paid
> cleanliness in their rooms and bedding j
tiiii they pledge themselves that indecent
.indecorous oehaviunr of any kind will
»ev«* bo tolerated in their house
I’lieir Stftldes are f icuished with the
/est ofprovertder, and with fkicldul and at.
entire hostlers. As tin; proprietors cqn
•empiiileto make the GLOHK a nomtanenl
■siablisiiment, under their particular su
.•erintendance. tiu-y only si.iicit from their
friends and the public generally, that p>.ir
ti on of patronage which theiraltuntipn to
business and to the comfort of their cus
■ unei's may < ntille them to.
W'iliam G. Gnmes,
William Shannon.
TtpmVM- If. if
T'iiV Vwu'Vh v »)t Auc
TT, /*:\ M Sf
TIE ‘•.uhscfher respee.t'uHy offer# his
of s iou.ti s-.-rvinea to Ills f iends and
he jiubhc in general as Attorney and
i .gosoiior at Law; and hopes by inde*
~ii■ •■ b• • lu.idica-em to Ins profession, to
■mt j liberal lilinfc of puolic patronage
Loil’ns d. posited in bis hands for col
■ifMi m If In pfemptly attended lo : and
i w v ell r! oiaiic to advance- the interest
!u;, chenU'. He uiav be seen at the
•, uv office ol Col Nicholas U’a-u, and
is profession!*'; serricea commanded.
Tharies Cartel*.
s-pt 2G 3 '
LAIV OFFICE,
' ;■ t
i t|R su isciibers have formed a con
-0 in tin various bumdi's «'f profes*
1,, H l b"« i ##, under tin (inn of Rock
i,fc llr.panis. Mn-y will utit-nd to any
.•i,hi. a* conli i <i 1 1 them in the following
• Ullt'eS, Mt I
/iiih'nun, Jntyr, fl'HUnsnn,
// roeh, rillit'U, ij
.1 litcn, R ushi igion, Jmiuvm,
Ufvn>‘, Twifth
\, i in th 6 lit' icuk Court ufllw
t* L'iiPlJ ot.d ..
Samu I Rnrlnvno
Jo ph L liephurn,
,
ML i b*•
1 ur hi iUia CMiw*
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Engle Tavern, j
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And Savnnniili Stage Oflict j
i
rBIMR partnership of Whipple &. Booth ;
£ of me Eagle i’aveir. and Savannai 1
Stage Office, being tins day dissolved lv, 1
mutual consent. All debts.due by tie
said firm will be paid by said Whip] It.
and all debts due to the firm are to b
collected bo him only. _ ’
« Jus«c B hippie, *
D. 8. Booth.
N. P. The house will still be continue
as formerly, by the subscriber \
J, VVhipplu.
may 16 1
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FOB SALE.
Off THK
AUauiftha BAvw, «
Bj the subscriber ;
WHO IS DULY . J
Authorized & Empowered
TO SELL TUB SAME.
viz.
Tlvre* Tracts
OF MOST VALUABLE
' 2j JD So
AS FOLLOWS.
One Tract at Clarkes Bluff, 10 miles a
hove Darien, containing 3546 acre*.
One Tract, an Island, in the narrows, AI >
iHinah.i river, 24 mile* above Clarkes (
Bluff, containing 400 acres, and know i
by the name of Williams' Field.
One Tract, containing 750 acres, 4 miles
above Williams’ Vicki, known by the
name of Miichem's Field.
Th"abase arc supposed to he three ol
ns fine tracts ft( land, as any on the Ah.'
inalia river, they will be sold at prival- sal
ant tunc from the d»t« hereof, until 'ln
lu*li day Dec next, when if nut sold Ike,'
will he absolutely sold st l*ubli# Audio
at Miiledgnrill*. Any person inclined t
put chase c It her of the above Irset* o( kni
|n.q ha wnisl particularlv informed of e' l •
11 him »•* sped mg them by applying to th
{ *ub*< riOvr, m Augusts
Jrmiom A. Young.
Mtottiim U*mi U*l*l t ,f"i i* lo,
wwy U j |
gng.l 'TTiT.mii? ~»v»i-
Nolicc is Hereby Given
To tuy Cneiumrs,
HAT I have made application tn th'
'.Oltorahle tire Justices oft he Inferior Court
f Ifichm »nd County, forthe benefit of tin
several Ac s of tile State of Georgia,
ia»t‘d for the rein fol Insolvent Debtors,
,\nj that they have appointed the 2dth day
of (let. next, for tin* examination of my cos
at vhich time my said creditors will ph as •
ati iitrl at the Court-House of sai l comfy,
to hew cause, (if any they have,) why th
sail Inferior Court should nwt extend-uo
on the benefits of the said. r^ 1 . and Ibt
re 'used from my present c ement.
W. A. WALSH.
tiigus* 19—ts
The C'mlitovs ot
Kj K. Hillings & Co. as well as those 0)
vl.pukus C. Bilt.ixob, are hereby most n
.ctfully notified, that Alpheus C it;
ings, now confined in the common pi
i' Richmond county for debt —h»a applied
fl; the honorable the Inferior Court <>i
(ichinond county, for the benefit of tin
/overal acts of the slate of Georgia pass d
forthe relief of Insolvent Debtors—and
Dial the said Court has appointed Friday
the 20th day of October next, to consider
whether the prayer oftlie applicant shall
be granted. They are therefore, here
by summoned to appear at the Couri
ilouse of Richmond County, Geo. on that
day, to shew cause, (ifany they have) why
tho said Alpheus C. Billings, should not
1>« discharged from his confinement.
ALFHKUS C. BILLINGS.
August 19 ts
iVoticcis hereby Given.
To nil my Creditor*
THAT I have made application to the
Honorable the Justices ot the Inferi
or Court of Richmond County, forthe he
nefit of the Several Acts of the State of
Georgia, passed for the relief of insolvent
debtors, and that they have appointed the
20th day of October next, for the exam
iimtion of my case, at which time my
sa'd creditors vill please attend at the
Court House of said County, to shew cause
(if any they have,) why the said inferior
Court, should not extend to me the Irene
fii of said Acts, and I be released from my
present confinement,
DANIEL CLEMENTS.
■ agust 19. —ts
G. £. COLMf.SNIL, -
Rr-l’r.' Tm i.V informs tile Ladit-i
and Gentlemen of vugusta and its vicinity,
that he will open his J).'IJ\TCIA (, ACA
DEMY, in Green-. Street, on Satihuiay
, e 14 h of October, next, and will contin
■it to receive Scholars until the last of Jan
nary, IS2l—Parents and Guardians win
will favor Ihm with the tuition of thnii
Children, may rtst assured, that no paint
will he spared in bringing them forward
in tlic polite accomplishment of Dane
mg
Mr C. intends declining keeping a
Dancing School after this season—the lov
,-rice'of tuition, and the small number <
scholars, for a few months in the ye to
hardly defray the exp;*' ses.
Days of Tuition.
The Day School to bu opened every
Saturday, from 9 to 12o’clock A. M and
son 3 to sups*t.—The Night School will
i,,. opened every Monday and Thursday.
1 1 oni t to 9 o’clock
Trice of Tuition,
Ten Dollars per Quarter for the Da
school, add Eleven for the Night School
to be paid in advance No Schollur taker
(or less th u» a quarter.
/J- Ladies and Gentlemen who ma>
Wish to take private Lessons in Dancing
Mr C. will happy to wait upon them
at their houses, or at die Dancing Acade
ay on Grom Street.
23 wl2t
1 o lie lit
8. \VO Tenements on the North side
and upper end of Broad-street good stands
for business, aml cahudatedfor comfortable
family residences, at present occupied by ,
J. C- Morgan &• Giles Griswold—fur term*
pply to
Oliver Reed, or
James Myers
September 26 -- —— w4t
To Rent.
iS
d HE DWELLING HOUSE on Bay-
S'reet, at present occupied by Thos II
Penn. AMO,
Two stands
On Bridge-si reef, well calculated for tin
Grocery Business For terms apply to
4r. Oliver Reed, or to
Thos H. Oliver.
Sept. 26 4'
For Sale.
30 Acres of • AND, on the Ws
era of Rubber' and Rorkv Creeks— F'<
..rticulur* enquire of
Geo. W. KvHiit*. *
f.ltv I—— ts
• § Nolin—During my
he uee fur “ («" wr* ks, Mr. J< h>
- wbtn will »*• a* my MlorjKf.
JOHN M MLTLV.iI.
n*fi itt $
1 wTuiarffimirgaßigg! ra>
, To V\\o VobUc.
rUF, U id Tsig id take this method to
inform their fri nds and the public,
1 *"it they couth mi to traisa,’« Business
v their WARE (IOCSK in AUGUSTA,as
iPii-Woaop
AND
t ’ ommLsalon .Mereliant s.
Their H ARE HOUSE and STORES ,
•irr in g'tid grdrt for the reception of
Bercliun.Lz * amt ouutry
Frodu- v ;
And they intend to g Ivir undivided
■ tentlnnto the hnsiuess. uul hope by in
lustry and promut alt ntion to all orders,
. give gen'ral satisfaction to those who
nay favour them «i>h their custom
Mef.awsfii Holt.
(C? he Wash! -gton N* ws, Gi' e'/sho
rough Sid.-ctor, and MiHcdgcvill* Jcn/rual,
uni Record r, are requested to publish
the uhov i 8 times,and orwaixl tiicirac'ts.
to tltisofiic fur payment
Sept. 9 8t
TO UKN i.
u.
CrF.VEUAL tenements in Cotton Range,
eligibly situated forthe pure)use ofpra
luce and the sale of Groceries.
J Jhisley.
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81'ORaRK
AND
Commiaslan Buftiuvss,
* HE subscribers have taken the V are-
H • tse lately occupied by Henry
>pposite the Wharf, *.* Lie'll is now in coin
nlete order for the reception of Cotton
uni Merchandize.
Mackenzie Ponco.
October 27 ts
Lalltu’Vie fly Watsu.n,
co* 1 * ini v rnr
Factoragf & Commission
RUSINk’-ijS IN S A VANN AH,
Vhere all ordt vs v.ill in- orp*tr I; attend
*. 1 to.
July 7 ts
\\an\L of A Wjfusv.t,
B th September 1820,
A.S nn opinion prevail# among mmy,
wlincut Baak Notes in two for the grea
ter security of transires' on liy Letter,
that the issuers arc hound t»< nay the
whole of a Note, "lien -nty halt In.reofl*
produced, the public ar« hereby informed,
that in consequence of the serums in jury
to which the issues w ould be exposed, by
such sn operatioh, this Bmk never has,
and doer not, consider i'se|t responsible
forth" payment of any of its Notes, wth»
out he production of the whole, or the
most material par’s thereof
Half Notes, having the signature of the
President or Cashier, at nlil'ed, as Imre*
tofopi l , to 'lalf tile value of the entire 'tote,
-ni Biirisfiiot’ ry evidence !>• ing exiiibitcd,
th„i die rjreseiited half has been properly
obtained
Bv O der
AUGUSTIN MOORE, Cashier.
September 12
To lieut,
r I^HREE tenements m xtbvlo* the City
Hotel, at present occupie* by ».-.sieur»
U issel!, Hines, and MTLcun, tor i.c ms ap
ply to .1 H. Lary or.l.uncs U Luhl* —Pos
session given Ist Ocloc r next.
I .'#•»!«♦ ‘IQ- * f
n i i. r - - - t- —^
P 3! AN T t.» an ; ie of ■he lul ri
oi court of Columbia c*.w'ity, when
siuiugfo" ordinary putp will bo sold
;*i the c<>urt-liouß< in li- aaid i-duty, on
the firs' Tuesday in December nest.
One halt a certain ve
gro F iiow by the nam of C; \lN—Also
•me half of a certain True' of LAND, con
mining (wo hundred . n fifty acres, more
•»r less, lying in th* sa d county, on Little
River, adjoining Ship Cartledge and otb*
rs, belonging to tlte estate of Samuel
Sullivan, deceased, to be sold for the
b-nefit of tfic lieirs and creditors of said
•state. Terms made known on the day
C sale.
OhicTiah Sullivan, ,
J:»8. S. Gregory# 3
Sept. 26 wills
' Notice.
mule Sohl< *
.V T the House of the subscriber, on thd /
18th of October next, tl»" person .1 prop- '
city of 'Thomas Mvres, deceased:
v i z:
One IVatch , Clothing , Me*
chanics Tools , *• c.
Terms made known st Hie
JOHN WATSON, sd.n’r.
Sept. 12 —■ 3'
P Stovall. *)( to*
11 A VP. I.etnovrl In tit. I.* T n.‘..nl
sbeva Mr. J. W Bridge ** In ' a'l ivr Mr,
* Km eluiid in Mr Cuuuii'Hgs Uriels Build
-If’
W'siting to mskr quirk H, *h» s 's
t*OOII«, thwy vill #< II wry low si whul«-
sl* u ri-lail lot c*sli Trsduw •» #*lf
Notes on lib. tsl time.
October