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V01.36.] ; , AUGUSTA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1822. [NewSeries—No. 2.]
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. PTBUSHF.D EVERY
Tcesday, Thursday & Saturday
morning,
BY T. S. HANNOK.
John C. Holcombe
Takes this method of informinglns friends,
and the public, that he continues to car
ry on the
STORAGE
AND
OoT&missioft Business ?
At his SEW WAREHOUSE, upper
and, south side Broad-street.
From the convenient situation ot the
•Ware House, and his personal attention
to the interest of those who favor him
with their business, he hopes to receive
a continuation of patronage.
Augusta, Sept. 3 muv?
A. 1. Tiuntiugton,
has for sale,
SUPERIOR Bottled Cider,
Old Madeira Wine,
Best chewing tobacco,
Jugs and Jars by the quantity,
Cognac Brandy, &c, &c. See.
September 3. ts
Notice.
ALL persons are cautioned against
trading for a Promissory Note, sign
ed by Wm. Garrett, and made payable
to myself, or heirs only, for one thousand
dollars, credited with one hundred dol
lars, dated on or about the hrst or second
of February, 1820, and due two years af
ter date, which said note is now in the
hands of Paschal Murphey, and William
Garrett is cautioned against paying sa.d
note to any person except myself.
Benj. McCary.
I September 3 *
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday
in November next, at the Market-
House in the City of Augusta, between
■ the usual hours of sale,
One mulatto boy, Rich
ard, about 15 years old, levied on as the
property of Thomas I. Moore, to satisfy
an execution issued from the Inferior
Const of Greene county, oa the foreclo
sure of a mortgage, Thomas Grier, jun.
vs. Themas 1. Moore.
Conditions Cash—purchasers to pay
for titles. t ,
Peter F. Boisclair.
D. Sheriff R. C.
September 3 1 tds
Estray.
Georgia, ) clerk's Office of the
Lincoln county. ) Inferior Court.
MOODY Jennings, of Capt. Park’s
District, posted before Robert
Fleming, Esq. of the same district, a
brown bay Mare 8 or 9 years old, some
saddle spots on her back no other marks
or brands perceivable; appraised by
Joseph Henderson & Britain Lockhart
to seventy-five dollars, Bth June, 18‘22.'
True extract from the. Estray Books.
Peter Lamar,
Clerk Inferior Court
September 3.
Masonic Notice.
A T a regular meeting of Lodge Stith,
No. 4, in Sparta, on the 15th inst.
Thomas H. Kendall was unanimously ex
pelled from said Lodge, for conduct high
ly reprehensible and unmasonic.
~ Published by order of the Lodge.
John Abercrombie,
Secretary.
; Stith Lodge, No. 4, Aug. 16, 5822.
(Yteeusbovo 1 Academy
1 offer for sale the tract where I now
live, adjoining this place, being a part
of the 5000 acre tract, which was recent
ly Use property of Uie University of G eor
gia,! Containing npwards of 500 acres ;
between 3 and 400 of which are cleared
and fit for cultivation—with Dwelling
and Overseer’s houses, a well framed and
spacious Gin-house, Cabins, calculated
for upwards of fifty Negroes, with other
suitable plantation houses. The situa
tion selected by me for a dwelling place,
is elevated and beautiful, and lies about
a half mile from this place, of which it af
fords agommanding view.
ALSO,
One other Tract, about
ibur miles off, lying on the road to Lex
ington, and formerly the property ol
William Rhymes. This tract contains
acres; 200 of which are cleared and
under most excellent fencing, and uncom
monly well provided with good dwelling
and plantation houses.
VlTTerms can be made accommodating.
Matt. Wells.
Greensborough, August 14.-355 ts.
For Sale,
A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN and
Child—for cash or Groceries.—Ap
ply to
Jno. C. Green.
August 31 360-ts
Powers of Attorney
For sale the Augusta Bookstore.
To Rent,
And possession given the first of Oct. next
ip4 THAT large aud con-
JiSIBL venient Dwelling House 1 'tc
ly occupied by Messrs. Stewart and Har
graves, together with Carriage House
and Stables. —Enquire of
Wm. White.
a To Rent,
THE Dwelling Houses aud
Lots on Greene street, Ellis
’fntosh street & Reynold street,
belonging to the Estate of John Willson,
deceased. For terms apply to
John Campbell. ) r ,
John Moore. £ x rs '
i September 3 3t
a Notice.
To Rent from the first of Oc
tober next, two Tenements in
i Building on Centre Street, at
present occupied Mr. Dimon fc Stewart.
John Phinizy.
Septembers • 1 w4w
To Rent,
And possession given on the first day of
M October next,
The Store & Dwelling House
next above Dr. Turpin’s—the
dwelling part now occupied by Mrs.
; M’Coy.
. ALSO,
[ The Brick Wing next above, occupied
at present by Messrs. Crawford Si Sims.
| ALSO,
The Store next below M’Kenzle and
, Bennoch’s Brick Building, Apply to
i M’Dowall k Reid.
I August2l 357 \v3t
Western Hotel.
subscriber still re
jfjin X mains at Capt. B. Mims’
well known stand, where
r Greene and Centre streets
intersect ea' h other, and directly oppo
\ site the Market from the Augusta Bridge;
and when taking into consideration the
pleasantness of the situation, good water,
low prices, and his attention to make
i those comfortable who call, he hopes to
' obtain a reasonable share of public pa
: tronage.
An excellent Wagon Yard is also kept
, by the subscriber.
RATES.
r Man per day, . . . $1 25
Wan aud Horse per day, 200
Horse per day, .... 7.5
tic. &c. &c.
Woodson Ligon.
Augusta, Aug. 21 357 wtiJ
IT The Editors of the Georgia Jour
nal, Savannah Republican, Washington
, News, and Columbia Telescope will
please give the above an insertion once a
, week till the fiist of January, 1823, and
. forward their accounts to this office for
‘ payment.
| ~
The above Subscriber
HAS ON HAND
About 7000 lbs. prime
BACON,
A part of which is prime Hams, which
he wishes to dispose of
August 21 357 w4t
Also, to Let ,
a The TENEMENT west of
Messrs. R. Si B. Lang’s, well
adapted for a Grocery and
• Cotton business. Immediate
poss- ssion can be given if required.
Enquire of
Henry Harper,
OR
J. k W. Harper.
August 28 359 ts
To Rent,
( Possesion given the Isi of October next,)
■ n
Tenement No. It, 12, & 13,
AuJHI. Bridge-Row. Apply on the
’ premises.
| August 28 359 ts
\ To Rent or for Sale,
I k A House and Lot, ad
ix joining the residence
liltlWl of the subscriber ; the
House is nearly new
L Persons wishing to purchase or Rent
■ the above premises will apply to the
subscriber for information,
C Fletcher,
*■ On the comer of Greene and Jackson
streets.
I August 29. *,f
3 ■■■ ■
1 To Rent,
r And immediate possession given,
Jkpgl \ House on the Sand-Hills,
suitable for a small family,
p?§B| adjoining Mrs. Moore’s, Mr.
and Dr. Fendall’t
lot- For terms apply to J. &W. Har
per, Augusta, or John Ncilsoo, near the
Quaker Springs.
1 August 14 355 ts
To Rent.
p r . t| The dwelling House at pre
=ent occupied by John Bones on
He)void street. —Possession given on the
first of October —Apply to John & Thos.
A. Bones.
August 31 360-3 t
Ynn\f¥lo\\t,l?ovk,
t IfiVliVifiA LBS Prim# North-Ca
_ sD retina Bacon, 3-4 mid
dlings,
100 Bbls. New Philadelphia Flour,
20 Bbls, Prime Pork, N Y. city in
s spectimi
On Consignment ,
10 Hhds. N O. Sugar,
10 Boxes Muscovado, do
10 Boxes HavMiinah Brown do
20 Pieces Inverness Bagging,
1 Just received andfor Sale by
J. & W. Harper.
’ August 29 3t
M
James B. Bishop &Co.
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED
i A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AS
t SOR TMENT OF
HATS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND
HUALITY,
Among which are the following kinds >
f suitable for the coming season, r fa. \
BLACK and Drab Beavers
Do. do. Castors
. Fine White Russias
Black and Drab Imitations
Youth’s and Children’s ditto
1 Children’s Fancy Hats
Men’s and Boys’ Rorams
1 White and Black W olllats
Children’s Morocco Caps
Men’s and Boys’ Leghorns
Bandboxes in nests
Ladies’ Straw Bonnets, &c. &c.
Which they offer for sale very low, on
. accommodating terms, so that it will he
, an object to country merchants to call
, and examine for themselves.
s April 27 3271 f
; Hogging, V\m\r aiul IVa
, eon.
; FRED. E. DUGAS,
HAS just received a supply of Cot
ton Bagging of the best Russian
t Hemp, 42inches wide. Superior Flour,
Holly’s Brand, in whole and hall bar
rels for family use, and some prime
Bacon, consisting of Hums, Shoulders
and Middlings—which, with hisgenertd
assortment of GROCERIES, &c. & c .
will ba sold at moderate prices. He
has a few ti unks of Ladies’ Kid and 1
Morocco Slippers .'t 50 cents a pair. 1
August 29 3lw
j I 4 lour, Corn, &a.
\ fit©® BARRELS fresh FLOUR,
. 50 half do do
lOOu bushclpCorn,
100 barrels Mack-rel, No. 5;
10 tons English Iron,
20 coils Bale Rope,
2 pipes Cognac Ibandy,
For sale by
M‘Gran § Gordon.
Aiuruat. 8. t.
i ‘" "*
Richmond, & Baltimore 1
Howard Street,
Superfine Flour , 1
FOR SALE AT
Mackenzie & Ponce’s Warehouse, i
; August 21 357 6t
ffIR&QUKBIS ~
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
I’IHE subscribers inform their friends
. and the public in general, that
they continue the above business at •
the same stand which they have occu- J
pied for many years. Their WARE- (
' HOUSES are in good order for the re- ,
ception of Produce and Goods, and as )
i their undivided attention will now be |
: given their branches of busmses, they ,
respectfully solicit a continuation of Ihe |
patronage they have heretofore enjoy
ed.
A. SLAUGHTER & C. A, ABU7.AN-
Augusta, Avgust 29, 1822. 12t
" "" 1 ■■ i
i 4 inal notice.
PERSONS in the Country indebted
to the Chronicle Office, during
Hie firms of Kean & Charlton, and of '
Kean Duyckinck & Charlton, are in
, formed that the subscriber will shortly, 1
for the last time, wait upon them, with
their respective accounts.
John E. Kean.
Jun* 3-
QfT The books of the a
, hove concerns are in the possession of
, Mr B. T. Duyckinck, at the Chronicle
• Office. He will receive any payments
s that may be tendered in Augusta.
June 6.
E J. E. K.
To Rent,
MThe Store & Dwelling-house,
near the Markes. at present oc
ucpied by Messrs E. Wood ti
n Co. and possession given I'st October next.
* Enquire of
John Sharp.
August 10 354 ts
AND
ij wmuuasum Business.
Subscribers having connected
1. themselves in the above business,
under the firm of
Tender their services to the Merchants
and Planters, and solicit the Patronage
of their friends and the public. Their
Ware-Rouse is situated on the river
hank, near the Steam Boat Wharf, (for
merly occupied hy R- & W. Poe,)
which is. now in good order for the re
ception of Cotton and every descrip
tion of Merchandize, to the care of
which the personal attention of one of
the firm will be constantly devoted.
K. H. Musgrwe,
Sylvanus B. Groves.
June 24. lawtf
To Rent,
For one year from the first day of October
next,
MA comfortable House nnd Lot,
on the north side of Broad street,
near the Planters’ Hotel; with
a large Back Store. The Ilouse is two
stories high, and is well calculated for
the accommodation of a family, as well
as for a store. Apply to
John H. Mann.
August 10 354 tIS
7 TO U KNT\
the first of Oo
tuber next, the Store
•
Mouse at present occu
pied by Mr. John W.
Read, on Bridge Row, at the Corner
of Centre & Reynolds streets, next door
to Messrs Wi.'. H. Thompson, & Co.
& Messrs Crayton k Sloan. It is large
and well calculated for an extorsive
Grocery Establishment, and the stand
is generally considered good.—Ap
nly to,
A SLAUGHTER k C. J.ARU7.AN.
Augusta. August, '29th 1822 4t
UNDLES of |
N*o\‘U\pvu D.ny,
For sale at the V are House of
McKenzie & Fonce,
May 23 ts
J A2MBS POlAllLliT
Attorney at Law,
HAS located himself at Waynesboro’,
Burke county, and will with plea
sure transact any business in the profes
sion of Law which may be entreated to
his care.
May 22 331 ts
EJVTK n TJIINMENT
f JNHB subscriber informs
P***!™. ~* s F rieurfs and the pub
iltllgP Fie, that he has taken
JMMwL the Stand lately occu
pied hy Samuel Paul, Esq at the forks
of the Hoad 2 7 miles from Augusta, on
the direct road leading to Milledgeville.
His Home is undergone such as will
render it comfortable. Rooms will be
fitted up fur the accommodation of pri
vate families
His fare will be equal to any in the
upper country.
His stables will be at all times well
supplied with Provender and attentive
Hostlers '
From his unremitted attention to Bu
siness, he hopes to please and succeed
in making friends and money.
John H. Wright.
August 22——-If
NEW
Cotton Warehouse.
THE subscriber imforms his friends
and the public, that his Warehouse,
in that part of Augusta called Harris
burgh, is now ready for the reception of
Cotton, on Storage, or for sale on Com
raisMon. It is very safely and convenient
ly situated, and the proprietor pledges
himself to use every exertion to promote
the interest of those who may confide
business to his charge.
J. S. Deers.
Fch. C 301-ts
GIiVHYFa tay yauv.
THE Subscriber informs his friends
and the public, that his
READING ROOM ,
is just arranged, and that his Bar is
much more convenient. And on ac
count of changing the situation of the
latter, he is better able to provide for
the accommodation of his customers;
and can safely promise them, that as
far as bis means and ability to comply
with his wishes can go, he will attend
to the comfort and convenience of eve
ry guest who may honor him with a call.
cry- The Savannah and Washington
Stages put up at the Globe.
WM. SHANNON.
December 20.
Notice.
ALL persons who have neglected set
tling their accounts with the sub
scriber, (relative to the estate of E.
Hawes,) are requested to call on Mr. E.
Manton, who is authorized to settle the
same, with all other business interesting
myself.
Joseph Hawes.
Jaly 10 345 ts
Aihews YeuvaVe,
TPhIS Institution is under the tlirex
tion of Elisiu W. Chester, Esq
graduate of Middlebury Cotirge, assist
ed by Miss Fish wnd |t*>3 Wood • the
former, an Instructress of considerable
, experience and both well qualified tor
the duties of their office
The examination of their pupils took
, place on the 28th of May The highest
anticipations of the Trustees and citi
zens who attended ort the occasion
were more than remixed. The promtp.
ness with which the most difficult ques
? tioiis were answered in English Gram
r mar, Arithmetic, Geography both An
cient and Modern, Rhetoric, kc. evinc
ed at once the industry of the pupils and
the fidelity of the i istructresses.
The trustees of this Female Semina
ry, at the commencement of the year,
declared that it was not their intention
to puff the institution into notice; jet
they feel no hesitation in saying that
they have seldom witnessed an Iv.mnin
ation in which Girls of die same age did
themselves or their Instructresses more
1 creditand, alter having observed for six
1 months the course of instruction pursu
[ e< l f ,e te and the degree of proficiency
attained, we can con scientiously recom
mend this Academy as worthy of the
public patronage The healthfiilncsa
of this place and the ad vantages which
as a village it enjoys, it is confidently
hoped will offer sufficient inducements
to parents to place their daughters in
this Seminary
Young ladies from abroad are requir
' ed to board with the Rector in his fami
• ly, or with some relative. With the
exception of Music, every branch of a
solid and or namental education may
be here acquired. At the close of the
next vacation, it is intended to adopt in
the Academy a more regular and sys
temaiic course of education than is ge
nerally pursued in similar Institutions
The vacations are so arranged that the
Rector is seldom on the circuit during
the term.
ilis professional duties, therefore, in
terfere but little with his attention to
the government and superintendance
of the Academy.
Mo?FS WADDF.t,
A. 8. (!i.atton, J Trustees of th
J. Nisiht, I Athens Female
Jno. A, ('emii, I Academy.
A Hull. j
Athens. G- o June 27". 1822 Bm
UADI] S,
lAturay UaMnet.
NATHANIEL SMITH &JCO.
No 30 William-Sti New-Fork.
RESPECTFULLY inform the Pub
lie, that this work has been publish
ed for more than three years, and al
though little exertion has been made
by the proprietors, yet it has received
a patronage far surpassing their ex
pectations. With no advertisements,
the work has solely for its object, the
dissemination of Classic and Polite Li
terature ; containing, perhaps, a great,
er variety of anginal Literary and
Miscellaneous matter than any other
publication of the kind in the United
States.
The publishers of the Ladies’ Liter
ary Cabinet can furnish complete
sets of this work from the commence
ment, Comprising six volumes of quar
to size, containing twenty-six numbers
each, with a copious index and title
page for cadi volume.
Among the mass of Literary matter
contained in this work, are many origin
al Tales and Novels, together with the
entire insertion of some scarce works
not to be obtained in any Hook Store
in tlie United States.
Persons wishing a complete set of
the Cabinet, up to the end of volume
live, can be supplied at the shortest
notice, either in sheets or bound, at
tbe Publishers’ o® ce » No. 30 Wil
liam-street, New- York, at the subscrip
tion price, viz ; g 4 per annum.
(Cf Subscriptions for the Garinf.t
are received from all quarters of the
Union. Letters f Rost Paid,J contain
ing a years subscription, addressed to
the publishers Nathaniel Smith & Co
will meet with immediate attention,
and their papers forwarded by mad to
them,
N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing
to obtain complete sets of the Cabinet
would do well to apply soon.
J. H. Lly,
Agents for Augusta,
Cabinet Office, August 26,1822
Thomaa Watkiua’
Saw 6) Grist Mill.
fIIHE subscribers Mills are still in
JL operation, both SAW and GRIST.
He will deliver Lumber in Augusta,at
per thousand, and will cause every
attention to be paid to each branch ot
his business.
—“ Hit customers will be fairly dealt by."
Thus. VVatkms.
April 8 ts
Strayed,
IN3OM the Sand-Hills near Augusta,
two HOUSES, one a Roan, old, anti
about the middle size, the other a
light Sorrel, a Gil Horse, and much
younger than the Roan—both are a
good deal marked by the Harness. A
suitable reward will be paid on the de
livery of both or either, to Mrs. Ann
Anderson at Mount Enon, or to
A. SLAUGHTER U C. I.AUUZAN.
August 29 2-n
To Rent,
■l»d pqssettion given on the first day of
M October next,
Throe STORES, belonging;
to the Estate of John Fury, dec.
situated on the south side of Broad-street
—alf well calculated for a Grocery bu
siness,
Martha Fury, ndm'x.
N. R. For terms apply to Wm. P.
Dearmond. •
August 21 357 fit
mFor Sale,
A House and Lot, fronting on
Hroad-Btreet, about sevouty
eigm leet and extending to Ellis-Street,
with the same front. It is situated in the
most healthy and desirable part of the
city, for a private residence, adjoining
J. H. Mann, Esq. and directly opposite
Judge Montgomery’s—The abovjs pro
perty will be sold low for cash, and in
disputable titles will be made.—Apply to
G. B. Marshall.
July 24 349 ts
livauTaixtfc gainst
FIRE !
Charleston Fire, and Marine Insurance
Company Agency.
THE Subscriber offers to take risks
against Fire on Houses, Out-Uuild
ings. Goods, Wares, and Merchandize,
in Augusta and its vicinity.
Timothy Edwards, Agent.
Ilrotid street,
Jiehuem tin Post Office & Globe Tavern .
December 20-
Notice.
DURING the subscriber’s absence,
Mr. William I’. Hathbone and Mr.
John Usher will act as his nttornics.
E. Manton.
August 14 355 1m
Notice.
THOSE indebted to the estate of the
late Mr. John Cashin, are requested
o call and settle the same; while those
who have claims against the said estate,
will please to furnish them within the
usual time.
Catharine M. Cashin,
Executrix .
July 97 3fiO ts
Land for Sale.
fINHE subscriber will offer at Public
JL Sale, on the premises, the 4th of No
vember next, (if not previous to that
time disposed of at private contract) his
Farm on Savannah river, 10 miles above
Augusts, adjoining Lands of Messrs.
Nelson, Keith & Howard, containing
781 Acres, 300 of which is cleared and
in good repair, (he present crop if
viewed will recommend the fertility of
the soil, 'he part to clear is well wooded
and timbered, the improvements arc a
tolerable dwelling house, a New Gin.
llous**, Corn-Houses &c. For terms
■ apply to Walter Leigh, Esq, or to the
subscriber. At the same time and
place, will he sold,
1000 Bushels of CORN
and several thousand lbs. of Fodder,
with many ether articles appertaining
to the Plantation too tedious to enu
merate.
Wm. Collier.
July 29 ts
Very Valuable
Beal Estate for Sale, within
12 miles of Augusta.
I OFFER for sale my Valuable tract
of Lund, lying on the road leading from
Augusta to Washington, distant from
the former about 12 miles, containing
four hundred Acres of prime Upland,
well adapted to growing Corn or Col
ton, situated in a healthy, and respect
able neighborhood. This tract has sev
eral orchards which bear as fine fruit as
the country affords.
Presuming none will purchase with
out examining, it is thought unneces
sary to enter into particulars. Rut per
sons wishing health and fine land are
requested to call. Terms can be made
known by applying on the premises to
the subscriber, «r to John Cashin, or
flays Howdre, in Augusta.
J. W. Beall.
June 20 ts
For Safe,
A MOST desirable SUMMER RESI
HENCE on the Sand-Hills, near
the branch of the Richmond Academy,
with any quantity of land not exceeding
forty or fifty acres. The dwelling house
is large, commodious, and neatly finish
ed, having two stories and eight rooms,
besides passages and a garret, and a
ptaza on one side of tiie building, and
a portico on the other, together with
ten or eleven comfortable out houses;
a good garden; as collection of the
most choice fruit trees, grape vines, &c.
ami a spring of pure water within se
venty or eighty yards of the dwelling
house, and a spring house.—Apply to
Wm. W. Holt, Esq. or the Office of
the Augusta Chronicle-
May 30 ts
FOR SALJ&,
Al PLEASANT and retired residence
on the SAND-HILLS. Apply to
*f. S. Holt.
lime 27 ts
