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V01.37 .] AUGUSTA, TUESDAV, NOVEiV&ER 26,1822. [New Scries—No. 36.
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I PUBLISHED EVERY
lv.., )A v, Thursday &. Saturday
■ morning,
I RV T. SdiHANNON.
I Just Received,
■Y W. J. HOBBY,
■ Jt the Augusta Bookstore,
I A SUPPLY OP
■Vcsh Garden Seeds.
I among which are
l»il anil tvhite Oti- Savoy ditto
KJ,, Early York ditto
i-.wl Heel Sage
■arly Turnip Beet Squash Pepper
l, rro t Turkey Rheubarb
Iriiip Solid Ceiery
■arlv Cucumber Parsley
■urimer Squash Early June Peas
Kpokneck ditto White Marrowfat do
■liitehead Lettuce Green Dwarf D. do
■p Lettuce Early six week
llmnn Radish Dwarf Beans
■carlet ditto Plat Turnip,
turn Head Cab
|bage
I ALSO,
lisinal! quantity of dried Sage, press
li tilo pound packages.
I Mvember 23 2t
I Vendue Masters.
InilF. Ci y Council of AugtiMa will,
If on the first .Saturday In December
lei, ap oint tour Vendue Masters lor
■ti city, to hold their appointment for
■■''■’rm of one year fi oni the Ist day of
■moary next. Applications for saidap-
Iftilments (naming securities) will be
■reived by the clerk until the hour of
Itpnmtnvmt.
D. Clarke, c. c.
November 23 3d
Notice.
ONE bud. Jamaica Rum and 1 half
pipe Madeira Wine, marked Wm.
I. Sayre, Sparta, Gen, No*, 26 Si 2',
onsigned to the subscribers, from Savan
ali, have never been received ; any in
runtion respecting them will be thank
illy received liv
Masgrovc & Groves.
November '3 3d 4t
Alfred M. Hobby
Offers Ins services lo his friends and lint
liidilir as
kmmm'mm
AND
Commission Merchant.
for the security of such articles as ti e
mnmitied to his charge, he has‘taken
he Fire Proof Flore, formerly occupied
iy Ir. Wm. ii. Oakman, in 'i’lnt. sh
jear Broad street, where every exer
tion wi I be used to forward the interest
of In- mployers.
ij’lJays of sale J.onclays andThurs
iay«.
November 23 3d *f
A. M. Woolsej &l Co.
HAVE IfOW ON HAND A VERY GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF
hardware & Cutlery ,
Ullic i they ofl\ r f,r sale on liberal terms,
Consisting of.
Patent, fine plate, S. Bolted, and
11. nbury stock Locks
J'ud, Trunk, Chest, Desk, Nob & Till
Locks
Compasses, Iron Squares, Pincers, Nip
per?
'crew Plates, Hammer beads V Vices
H k IIL Hinges, Butts and Screws,
Pen and Pocket Knives, of various Pat
terns, on cards and by the dozen
lorbu k& split handle Knives .V Forks,
slng, .Seif Tip Ivory do in setts,
Hand, Tennant and Sash Saws,
Steelyards, oboe Si Nail Hammers
Caststeel and Common Drawing Knives,
uirry Combs, buttons, files, scissor*, ra
zors
Clio Hints, screw Augers, brass Trails,
Chisels, plane Irons, Waffle Irons, Can
dlestii ks
Sad bon?, Anvils, Hoes, Trace Chains
HI ick«mith’s Bellows, Fryingpans,
Shnvelsand Spades, &c. Sic. Ar
Nov. 23 3d 3t
foghorn Gipsies.
2 "rs just received and for sale very
C S'. \I • .1 v to
Edwd. J. Ilurdin Co.
"ov'iabe, 23 3d 4t
Hour, Whiskej, & Gin.
las Barrels Flour. Richmond City
‘•lllls.
10 ilhds. Phlladelpia Whiskey,
20 Barrels do do
do Northern Gin
Just received no Consignment by *
William H. Egan.
November 23 3„ 4t
J ust Received,
• Commerce 'S rom Charleston,
** bf .lalf and
n ' l Quarter Boxes .Spanish Scgars,
• For So■' by
L. C. Cantelou & Co.
Dr-amber 03 qq 2t
J. WOODROW
& Co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP
PLY OF
. Seasonable Goods,
Consisting eh iffy of the folio win g articles,
ids :
SCOTCH and Venetian Carpeting
and Binding; colored Domestic
Plains and Homespuns; while, red,
yellow and green Flannels; Cloths
and Cassimeres; Caroline Plaids; wool
len and cotton Hosiery; w.aillen Gloves
and Mitts; Bed Ticking; real Scotch
Tartan and Cloaies of do; Furniture and
Apron Checks; Union Stripes anil Ging
hams; Cascraore, Merino Si Silk bliatvl*;
Merino and Fancy Silk Hdkfs.; Flag #ml
black Silk do; common and Fancy Ban
dana do ; Madrass and Masnlipatam do ;
cambric and printed pocket do ; Furni
ture Dimities and Calicoes and Furni
ture Fringe; Fancy Merino Scarfs;
Prince’s Cord; Oombazelts, plain and
figured: pri. ted Calicoes and Muslins;
Linen Cambrics, Long Lawns, Diapers,
Sheetings, and Linens, in whole and de
mi pieces; Ladies’ French Mandarin
Crape and elegant flounced needlewnrk
ed Muslin Drosses and Spencers; nee
dlcwnrked Flounce*, Trimming* and
Collaretts; low priced worked ivfuslin
Dresses; 4-4 and 6-4 plain Book, Mull,
Jaconet, Medium and Caml ric Muslins;
Fancy Needloworked Leno, Bonk and
Mull Muslins; Sinchews; Lutes!rings;
Satins; Sarseijelts; Silk Velvet; French
Posslin ; white and black Silk Stockings;
Sewing Silks; Gentlemen’s Clothing;
Ladies’Kid and B aver Gloves; a 1-iVge
as ortmenl of Thread Laces, Ribbons
and Tortoise Shell Combs; cotton and
fancy silk Suspenders; children’.* fancy
Bootees; silk Purses; Velvet Ribbon;
sewing Cotton, of all kinds; Cologne
Water; Straw Hats; O/naburgh*;
■Shop and Bagging Twine, and Shoe
Thread ; White Lead, groan 1 in oil;
Liverpool Chili', in sets; and one first
rate Piano Forte—which, with a great
variety of other articles, they offer, by
wholesale or retail, at the very lowest
rash prices,
November 23 33 !f
William ii. Egan,
Offers far sea. at. extmsin .o.rlount of
GROCERIES,
COMPRISING
Now-Orleans and Muscovado Sugars
Prime Green Coffee
Philadelphia Whiskey, in hbds. icbbls
< 1 round Allum Sait
Swede Iron, we ! a sorted
Cogniac Brandy
Holland Gin, Northern Gin
J;*mail a, West India and N. E. Rum
English and American Castings
I‘loir.; A Moulds, .Spadi *.*, 61iovels
Cut Nails, Powder, Shot, Lend
Spanish and American Sugars
Malaga, S’amors and Toneiiffo Wines
London Porter, Sic, Sic.
November 23 33 Ct
To Planters Others.
IMIE sntiscntier, haling made an ar
rangement with the Patentee, in
Sew-York, has on hand and Will keep
constantly, a large supply of Freeborn
Potent Ploughs, of all sizes ; which lie
will be enabled lo furnish irtucli lower
than heretofore.— Ten pr. ct. discount
will be made from his present reduced
prices to those purchasing by the dozen.
ALSO,
On hand and on the river,
35 TONS assorted Swedes Iron, I
from I to 12 inches wide
A quantity o( Hoop Iron, of all sizes, Si
and Nail rods
130 Kegs patent rut nails and brads
1 1-2 Tons shot, of ail sizes, & lead
A quantity of cast, Gcrmqn and blister
ed Steel
3 Tons fine English castings, consisting
of Pols and Ovens
3d Odd covers for Dutch Ovens
120 Barrels Ai half barrels No. 1,2 &
3 mackerel and shad
70 do prime St.' Croix Sugar
30 do i box n s loaf Si lump do
20 do Prime Flour
27 Bags do Green Coffee
10 do Pepper and * -ice
4 Barrel? Apr il cranberries
40 Boxes do Raisins
4 Frails fresh Almond*
A few firkins Ist. quality Goshen Butter
33 Bills & half barrels assorted cor
dials
22 Boxes prime sperm and tallovv
candles, Si winter pressed oil
30 do Ist. quality Windsor shaving
«oa p
20 do No. 1, common do
73 Reams Writing k Wraping paper.
Together with a general a-*or‘ment ol
Groceries, Hardware, and Smiths’ Bel
lows, Anvils, Sledge*, i< es, &c.
ALSO,
Sett* of Saw and Grist-Mill Iron*,
Mill-Saws, Sic.
All of which will be sold low for cAß'<,
or Town Paper.
John L. Anderson,
3 doors above the Globe, farms.
F. S.—Blacksmith work of all kinds,
done at my shop as usual.
J. L, A.
November 19 33 ts
Seed W heat.
Just Received, and For Sale,
Five hundred bushels superior
SEED WHEAT.
Apply to Summers At Perry, or
B. G. Sims.
September 17 *
J ust Received,
And for sale, by the subscriber, on accom
modating terms,
40 I Bids, and 37 bbls. prime Jamai
ca, St. Croix & N. O. Sugars,
26 do Guadaloupe and Surinam
Molasses,
2 do Jamaica Rum, 1 . ,
5 pipes Cog. Brandy, ( w " **'
5 do Holland Gin* )
40 bbls. Northern Ghi,
30 do do Rum,
50 do Rye Whiskey,
3 do old Irish do
60 casks Sicily Madeira, Tennriffe,
Currant and Malaga Wines,
50 bid*. Mackerel,
75 ’ do superfine Flour, from new
wheat,
15 tons Swedes Iron, assorted,
70 casks Patent Cut Nails,
100 bags prime Green Goll'cc,
20 dp Pepper,
10 do Pimento,
40 keg* Richmond Manufactured
Tobacco,
4000 lbs. F.ngiish Green Copperas,
2000 do Loal and Lump Sugar,
1300 bushels Liverpool Salt,
20000 yards Northern Homespuns, ma
king a complete assortment,
2000 yards Sat metis,
130 boxes Bunch vluscaiel Raisins,
20 do Tea,
3t7 da sperm and tallow Candles,
20 do No. I Sor>i\,
13 dozen bottles liver’s White Cur
rant Wine,
200 lbs. Bagging Twine,
100 reams targe and small Wrapping
Paper,
20 do Writing do
10 bids. Cider Vinegar,
Race and Ground Ginger,
Salt j’elre,
Fine and coarse Bools and .Shoes,
Bonnet*, Bonnet P apers,
Trace Chains,
Hardware, Glassware, Sir fir.
E. Manton.
October 2f5 23 ts
Spectacles.
‘llf subscriber inform* h - friends and
“ customers, tha* he has just received
from New-York, a good assortment oi
•silver and Steel Spectacle* ; also, extra
Glasses. o( the best quality—which In
will fit either to old or new Spectacles,
outlie shortest notice and to suit the
sight of persons of any age.
J. Callin.
P. S. Jewellry, Watches, Sic. Sic.
ALSO,
Wat the* repaired, as usual at the o’
• land, north side Broad-street, between
MMutash and Washington-street*.
N> ember 19 33 If
New <Sc Cheap Clothing.
The subscriber begs leave lo inlbrm hi*
friends and the public, that he is tin
day opening, at his Store, two doors a
bove the Globe Tavern, a large and
choice selection of
Fashionable Clothing,
CONSISTING Os
Blue, black and mixed superfine Dress
Goa *,
Do. do. do. Frock Coats,
Do. do. do. Cloth and Cassimare Panta
loons,
Do. do. and Buff Vests,
Black Silk and elegant fancy pattern
Vests; an assortment of loyv priced
Vests and Pantaloons, of eve y des
cription,
also, a large absoktment or
Plaid Cloaks,
Assorted Patterns.
Linen Si Cotton Shirts, Flannel Shin*
and Drawer*. Girn«ev Frocks, Ac. Sic.
NEGRO CLOTHING,
Os every description.
The ab*ove articles are selected by
himself ir. New-York, on the best term*,
and are offered as low as they oun be
bought in the southern state*.
E. L. Whitlock.
October 17 19 It
Salt, Sugar and Coffee.
1 500 Bushels Salt,
25 Hhds. Prime St. Croix Sugar,
30 Bags prime Green Coff'e,
The Above GOODS will be sold on
moderate terms, and in Lots lo suit pur
chasers, if taken from the Wharf-—by
/ M‘Gran & Gordon,
October 26 2H If
N. B. —Bills on JVcn<- York.
INoticc.
II HE partner-hip of Fraser Si Bowdre
was dissolved on the 11th inst. by
mutual consent. James Fraser, will at
tend to (he unsettled accounts of that con
ern, and continue the Auction and Com
mission Business.
James Fraser,
Hays Bowdre.
November 16 32 If
Bank of Augusta,
18th sovßMitKn, 1822.
A DIVIDEND for the last six months,
at the rate of 8 percent per annum
on the Capitol Slock, having been this
lay ikdared by the Board f Director*
from the Profits of the Bank, payment
thereof will commence on Thursday, the
2lst inst.
Augustus Moore, Cashier.
November 23 35 2t
v *
SEED RYE :
A sm ill qu/viiiy, of superior quality,
iou saleßY
Summers <Sc Perry.
October I 13
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Notice.
‘"JNHF. snbsrrbers beg leaY'n to tender
L their services in receiving and for
warding Produie for sale in Charleston.
The gentluman who will attend to sales
there is of long t known experience a* a
Factor and Cijumnsion Merchant, and
promises promptness and attention in the
discharge of any business committed to
his care A chances, if necessary, will
, be made, on delivery of the shipping re
ceipt here, atH (he only charges arc
those usual wiib J'a. ior* in Charleston.
Rolp. M’Donald- & Co.
I i iinhuvg, *V C.
Noveml or 3 27 if
The Subscribers
UTTPILL makereasoiiable advances on
▼ T con«igom«its of Cotton to their
friends i» -iAaiolih.
Wm. Sims Si Williams^
November 23 35 If
I or Sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
'ta.
Rons Swede* Iron, assorted
lull Barrels Flour , •
Apply to
Wm. Sims &: Williams.
November 23 3o ts
To Lent,
p fj 7
* ‘ rj A Dwelling House, on Green
.-L'-JP *trent, reconlly occupied by
!/->■■. Y.acee, near the City H ill.—A,
ply to
W. H. Turpin.
November 23 33 w3l
f L’o Kent,
StTOff P.Tioc, a large and convenient
I)welling-House, with 2 Stores
in front and a rapacious Cellar under
neath. Apple lo
Mackenzie &£ Ponce.
October 31 25 tt
To Kent,
Till the first of October next,
A cemfoi table Dwelling-
Hon*'’, for a small family, in
the. upper part of Broad st.—
- ( or term* and a view of the
i mbes, apply to
L. Clark.
November 23 35 if
Just Received,
-ITTUP AUGUSTA BOOKSTORE,
AN ASSOLTMEMT OK FASHIONABLE
PAPER UAJNGIiNGS,
>O v <'Bibr r V 3 >
Bacon & Danforth,
3 HO 'US ABOVE CITY-HOTEL,
Are now receiving by tale arrivals, a va
riety of articles suitable to the season,
AMONG TI! E.II AHE
St PF.RFINE and common Cloths and
Cassimeres,
London Duflil and Point Blanket*,
Sagathie* and White Plains,
Red and. White Flannels,
Irish Linens, Sattinet*
Domestics, Flag and Bandana Hdkfj.
Ilosierv, BomlrazcUf, fcc. Sic.
Together with a general assortment of
choice
GROCERIES,
All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash or approved
paper.
November 19 33 3w
- - -
The Augusta Bridge
Is again offeredfor sale.
IN obedience to a decree of the 6th Cir
cuit Court of the United States, for
the District of Georgia, will be sold, at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
at the market house in the city of Augus
i ta, ou Thursday the 28lh day of Novem
ber next, The Augusta Bridge and its
appurtenances.
The term* of sale will be, “one third
cash; one (bird payable in in one year
from the date of the sale, with interest at
seven per centum per annum, and the re
maining third payable in tiro year* from
the date of the said sale, with like interest
The purchaser giving bond with ap
! proved personal security, and a mortgage
of the premises.”
The income of the property noiv offer
ed for sale, is, from the best information
(he subscribers can obtain, at least
$ 15,000 per annum—and as all previous
ly existing impediments to the sale arc
now removed, and the subscribers are in
complete possession of the Bridge, they
confidently invite the attention oi capit
alists to this sale, as affording an oppor
tunity of the most profitable investment
of capital that will perhaps ever again
occur.
Christopher Fitzsimmons,
Freeman Walker,
Commissioners,
, October 10. 16 Id*
Job Printing,
Neatly executed at this Office,
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City Collector and Treasurer’s
FINAL NOTICE.
’TMHOSF. persons who have not had an
A opportunity of paying their City
Taxes, (or (he year 1822, and those who
have not paid their Retail and Dray Li
censes, will please call on the subscribei
and settle the same before the (jib day
ol December next, otherwise executions
will be issued against them immediately,
without distinction to persons. He may
be found at all times at the upper tene
ment of .M’K tine and Shultz’s Bridge
Bank Building.
John W. Wilde, c. & t. c. a.
November 7 28 ts
P inal iNotice.
,t LL persons indebted lo the office of
1 the Augusta Chronicle & Georgia
Gazette, during the proprietorship of Jo
m*th V. B/cvAN, are hereby notified,
(hat all unsettled accounts will after the
first ol January next, be placed in the
bands of an officer for collection. Those
yvlio may be disposed to avail themselves
of this notice, are informed that the
Books r.nd accounts are left with Mr.
Wm. Shannon, at the Globe Tavern,
who will attend to any settlement which
may be tendered during the absence of
I be subscriber.
H. Hannahan,
Agent for the Proprietor.
November 19 3Ulf
To the Public.
IN the last Chronicle and Advertiser,
an article appeared, beaded “detect
the rascal,” in which the subscriber is
charged with having T AKEN a horse
mm a negro boy, to be returned in (he
course of an hour. The fat Is are these :
—The negro fellow ha* owned a horse
which I have been in the habit ofhiriiig ;
on the present occasion I hired the hor?<
from the negro, as usual, and paid $2,
not naming what time I should return
him. I returned a few hours after the
publication made its appearance, uncon
scious of having acted improperly.
Philip J. Crask,
November 2) 34 3i
Attention, Sportsmen!
f MHE Sparta Jockey Club Races will
.1 commence, over (lie Sparta course,
on Tuesday, tlio third of December next,
lice for any horse, mare or gelding, from
any part ol the world.
The fi'*t day’s running, three mile
beats, for a purse of three hundred dol
lar*. cash—Entrance to subscribers,
twenty dollar*; to non subscribers, thirty
dollars.
Second day, proprietor’s purse, of two
hundred dollars, two mile heals, —en-
trance twenty dollars, free for any nag
except die winner on the first day.
Third day, a sweepstake, for the en
injire money of the two proceeding days
of that day, at ten dollars, and tho gale
money of that day,—mile Ipeats—the beet
three in five ; a feather on each.
Weights—the two first days, accord
Ing to the rules of the Grecncsborough
turf.
Alston Taylor*
Proprietors.
November 7 28 td
Several genteel young
men can be accommodated with Board,
in the middle tenement of the Bridge
Bank.
Augii*' 28 359 ts
OK
Musical intelligencer.
rilllE Euterpeiad : or .cusical Intelli-
X gencer, is published once a month,
at the moderate price ol Two Dollar* per
arm. payable Semi-annually, in advance,
and contains Sixteen large Octavo pages,
with an advertising envelope, and two
Pages Music .with each number.
* Contents of the Ortober umber.
Elements Vocal Science —Sketch of
the Rise and Progrc** of the Oratorio—
The Musical Student—Musical Pleiades
Review Gardiner’s Sacred Melodics—
A Dissertation on Musical 'J uste—An ac
count of the Royal Academy of Music—
Womnm’i new patent Piano Fortes—
Obituary of James Hartlenian—An ac
count of the Oratorio at Augusta—do.
do. Worcester—Observation* on Singing
Mr. Braham—Notice of the Boston
Handel and Haydn Society—Music—
—Child of Sorrow —Evening Concert or.
the water—T. Moore’s National Melo
dies.
Setts of the First, Second, and Third
vols. maybe had on application to JOHN
R.PARKER, Editor and Proprietor, No
7, Merchants Hall, Itodon.
Wm. J. Hobby,
November 21 Agent, Augusta.
Executor’s bales.
\fc «»ILL be sold, on the second day ol
January next, at the late residence
ol Josias Boswell, deceased, the whole
of the real and personal estate of said de
ceased (excepting tho negroe*) —consis-
ting of aboiU 400 acres ofland, lying Im
mediately on the road leading from C'o-
Columbia Court-House to Augusta,
fifteen miles above the latter place;
a good stock of horses, cattle, hog* and
sheep, household and kitchen furniture,
wheel carriages, plantation tools, the
crop of wheat, com, fodder and cotton.
The sale will continue from day to day
until the whole is sold. The conditioni
will be made known on the day of sale
Levi Boswell, Ex’er,
November 1« 32 w6w
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i Administrators Sale. te
l)e sold, at ilic late rosidenj
i ol James C. Walker, decease ’
, of Columbia countv, on the thirtieth da 7
,) of December next, all the perishable
, property belonging to said dec ased,
consisting of horses, hog? anil cotvs, (he.
, present crop of corn and fodder, parlor
, all of the crop of colton, one cotton ma
chine and running gear, plantation u
! tend)?, household and kitchen furniture.
And, at the same time and place, will
, be hired, eight or nine negroes, consis
ting of men, women and children. The
■ale tij continue from day to day fill all
issold. And all persons having demands
against sal I deceased are requested to
render them in, properly attested, to,
in the lime prescribed by law ; and *1
f those that are indebted, to come forward
( and make immed ate payment to
Thomas Colvard, Adm'r.
, Terms of sale made known on the day.
November SI 54 3tp
Will be Sold,
» 7
, TN front of the Court House, in the
-X town of Waynesboro 1 , on the first
Tuesday in December next, between the
| usual sale hours, about four hundred a
j- exes of land, situate on Sandy Run creek,
about 5 miles from the town, known as
the (ilehe Land. The said tract of land
to he sold to the highest bidder, pursuant
loan order of the Honorable the Interior
Court of the county of Burke, for the
benefit of Hie county Academy.
Tim taridipfwle will be made known
on the day of sale by the commissioners
’ of the Academy
1 November 21 54 Jllp
I Motice.
: To nli and singular the creditors of Samvel
s Fielding,
; TTAVING informed the court that on
XU the twenty-third ol i>e< ember next,
, I “hall apply to said court, in Madison,
i Mo gan county, in order to take the be.
■ nefit of ihe insolvent act—ton are here*
■ by notified to attend at die said court
aim *ime, and shew cause, it any you
have, why I should not be released from
confinement.
4 Samuel Fielding.
October 26 2d wid
J Georgia, Jones Comity.
, ALL persons, who reside without said
i I\. slate, to whom I am in any way in
debted, are hereby notified to be anil ap
pear at the Court House ol said county
- on the thirtieth day of November next,
, in person or'hy attorney, to shew cause,
f if any they have, why I should not fake
And receive the benefit of the insolvent
v laws of said state; as the Inferior Court
. ■Xsaid county have passed an order re
> quiring me to he then and (here brought
lelore them for that purpose.
Arnold Johnson.
14 September 24 10 w2rn
Administrators Sale.
WILD be sold, at the. house of Ihe
subscriber, on Friday, Hie 20ih
day of December next, the personal es
tate of Isaac Sparr, ileceascu, consisting
of hor-cs, household furniture, a Jersey
wagon, wilh several other articles.—
Terms of sale will ho twelve months
credit, and note? with security required.
5 • John Blalock, sen. adm'r.
’ November VI liO 3tw
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Administrator’s Sales.
Agreeably to an order of the
Court of Ordinary of Richmond
county, will he sold, at the market house
in Ihe city of Augusta, on the first Tues
day in January next, all the undivided
real estate of Ferdinand Phinizy, late of
sai l county, deceased—to wit:
> I tract Land, Wayne O’ly, 490 acres, No. 097, tn ills
i I do do do 490 „ „ 117 2 „
I do do do 490 „ „ 34 2 „
1 I do do Wilkinson C. 2021-2 „ 144 19 u
» I do do do 202 1-2 „ 109 13
) 1 do do do 202 1-2 „ 122 14 „
ALSO,
Agreeably to said order, will be sold,
f on the same day, four Pews, in Christ
- Church, Nos. 0, 98, 101 and 110, and
g two Pews in St. Paul’s Church, Nos. 15
_ and 54. AH of the above property sold
-for the benefit of the heirs of said estate.
_ Terms made known on the day of sale.
John Phinizy,
- .deling Adm'r of the Estate nfF.I hinizy.
October 26 25 wtds
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- Executor’s Sale.
WILL be sold on the third Saturday
of December next, at the late re
sidence of David Walker, jnnr. that
| valuable tract or parcel of LAND, lying •
< in the county of Columbia, fourteen
miles from Augusta, oh the road leading
to Wrightsborough, together with corn,
fodder, wheat, oats, horses, wnrk-steeri,
plantation utensils, &c. Sold in compli
. ance with the Will of Jesse Albrcton,
deceased.
James Yarbrough, ) ,
f & William Zachery,
e October 24 ■22 law2m
e
- Administrator’s Sale.
WILL be sold, at Columbia court
house, on the Ist Tuesday in Ja
nuary next, a negro man named Lewis,
J about thirty years of age, belonging to
ihe estate of John Durden, de> eased, —
1 old for the benefit of the heirs and cre
e ditors of said deceased, by ordex of the
'■ Honorable the Inferior Court of said
county.
I* Jesse Durden, adm'r.
Ann Durd«n, adm’x.
November 12 30 wtd