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Sheriff’s Sale. j
W 'ILL be old, ou the hst Tuesday *
11 m J., y next, ;.l the darkei-house, j
intliciityol Augusta between the usual i
]
Sundry articles of household ;
an.l Kit in,.i furniture —to w.yr- i ma-j
tr ;ts«Cf, I > ot, 3 (line tables, I mahogany
table, I writing dess, 11 chairs, i safe,
4 shop board*, lea kettle, andirons, bed
ding, 2 pillows, 2 framed picture*, look
ing glass, I shot gnu, 1 i lock, 3 trunks
and contents.—levied ou as the property
f cl Da "id Donaldson, to satiety a li. fa. on
tin foreclosure of a mortgage, James P.
Maguire vs. sa d Donaldson,
Peter F. Boisclair.
l) su'ji « C.
May 3 99 wul
Sheriff’s Sale.
OV the first Tuesday in July next, at
the .Market-house, in the rity of
Angusla, between-the usual hours ol
sale, will be "dd,
The following Negroes—viz :
Charles, Daniel, 'loses, llosina, Floiella
and Prudence—levied on as the property
«f Edward A. Soullard, to satisfy an ex
edition on foreclosure of a mortgage,
John W. (fridges vs, Edward A. Soul
lard. Conditions cash, purchasers to
pay for titles.
Daniel Savage,
Sheriff fi. C.
April 30 99 wtd
♦Sheriff’s Sale.
ON the first Tuesday in July next, at
the Market house, in thecity of Au
gusta, between the lawful hours, will be
wild,
41! roram hats; 15 chip hats ; 30 la
dies’ beaver hats & feathers; 10 band
boxes ; 120 pair men’s Si boys* shoes ; 7
pair kid boots; 111 pair kii slippers; 9
pair prunole slippers; 2 pair ladies’ mo
rocco (mots ; 257 pair morocco slippers ;
82 morocco skins; 17 pocket books; 3
trunks; 2 pair pistols; 5 gilt epaulets;
and a lot ol buttons—levied on as the pro
perty of O. Heed, to satisfy an execution
in lavor James H. Bishop & Co. vs, said
Reed.
Daniel Savage, Sh'Jf. n. c.
May 31 107 wtd
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL tip sold, at Lincoln Court
house, the first Tuesday in July
next, In tween the lawful sale hours,
Four negroes, one named Cte
scr, 41! years of age, and Patty, about 17
years old, Caroline, 12 years old, and
Keoeny, 8 years old—taken as the pro
perly of Richard Aycock to satisfy the
following fi. las, one in favor of Wm. An
dres, one in favor of Elijah Hunt, one iu
favor of Austin Edwards, for (he use of
Henry VI. Watkins, one in favor of Janies
Herring, one in favor of Marshall Martin
—all agauri said Aycock.
Terms t ash, u irchasers to pay for titles.
Stephen Stovall, d. s. l. c.
May 31 107 dlw
Sheriff’’s Sale.
WILL be sol.l, (ho first Tuesday in
J nly ujcxt, at Lincoln Court-house,
bid >n the lawful sale hours,
700 acres ol’ Lund, more or
leas, ..ii the northwest side of Fishing
crerk, joining J. G. Vtalker, Alexander
Moss, Hetman and others, it being the
same place where Henry G. Walker
no a lives, and taken as his property to
satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of William and
Dennis Mahoney, one in favor ol Charles
Wit tick ,V Co.—both vs. said Walker—
prop' i (y pointed out by defendant.
418".
Five Negroes—Peggy and her
child Charity ; Poier, Henry .uid La. ina
—taken as the property of Ku hard Ay
cock, to satisfy the following fi fas.—one
in favor ol Blokes Si Sayres, one in favor
of William and Deunis Mahoney, one iu
favor of Solomon Kueeland, and sundry
others »s. said Aycock— property pointed
out by rs. Aycock and the plaintiffs.
4f-80,
850 acres Land, more or less,
•» I'isiving creek, joining *loss, Walker
and o ilers, ilir biding a saw and grist
mill, with all the crop and improvements
thereon—the land and mills sold under '
the incumbrance of a mortgage—the ,
same place where Lew s It. Bueman now
live u , and taken as his property to satisfy
a fi, la. in favor of Heed, Woodruff L Co.
property pointed out by Dennis Maho
ney*, v *io has the control of said fi. fa.
A) 80,
300 acres of Lund, more or
less, "ii B«.»p crock, joining >' array and j
others, the lame where William Mat- i
thews now lives, and taken as his proper
ty to satisfy nfi fa. in favour of Stovall
ami Lamar—to be sold the life time of
Mr* vl aihrws—property pointed out by
Plaintiff
Steven Stovall, d. s. l. c.
May 31 Jl>7 Itw
T*rt\ r.\WV.
r S ME Subscribe- infirms his friends
J.i it • L-, Wihlii-, t hat his
HRADI.YU ROOM,
is i ;si Hirani't d, and thai ms Bar is
.a n onvenimt. And on ac
count of changing the situation of the
hot'*r, lie is hotter able to provide fee
tin- accommodation of his customers;
«ml ran safely promise them, that as
fa. «o bis means and ability to comply
with ua wishes can go, he will attend
tr> AbeCAmturt and convenience ofeve
ry est who may honor him with a call.
■j i ihe Savannah and Washington
6*ag t put up a; the Giobe.
M M. SHANNON,
-camber 20
Brought to J ail,
ON th* fiih . »t. a uegio Man, hy the
name ol bill, about 45 or 30 years
old— s*yi he I . long* to John Wilson, S.
C uolina, Chester dls'rirt.
AI.SO.
A negro boy, by tin* name nf Richmond,
a'mul 18 or 20 year* .Id —#ay» hr belongs
to V|r» Hardi For I, or Grubb*, of Ri» Ii
moinl • ourtv,
fi.- *wi r> ure rr.|urst*‘d to i ome for
warl, rove properly, navihsiget and
tbkr tb‘ in AW ,y
Janies S. Sha3er, jailor,
iUb# II ilO 3t
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Notice.
ACCOUNTS due the Chronicle and
Advertiser Office may be settled at
the Augusta Bookstore, where the pro
prietor m.ty usually be found. Commu
nications for the paper may be left at Hie
! same place, or at the office, and orders
1 for any kind of printing, left at either
place will be promptly attended to and
the work, neatly executed.
April 9
(£?“ The Washington Stage
will hereafter leave this plate on every
Sunday and Wednesday, precisely at
five o’clock, A. M.—Persons wishiug to
obtain seats will please apply at the
Globe Tavern.
May 3 99 6tw
Marshal’s Sale.
Continued
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday
in July next, at the Market-
House, in the city of Augusta, between
the usual hours of sale,
One Lot, with the irnprove
ui< ills thereon, in the village of Wan eu
lon, in the county of Warren, containing
one acre, more or less, joining Heeth on
the west, and Powolton road on the north,
and at present occupied by John S. Hig
’ don.
AI.SO,
One other Lot, with the im
provements (hereon, joining John Butt
and Moncricf, containing one and a half
acres, more or less, lying and being in the
county of Warren and village of Warren
ton.
ALSO,
One other Lot, with the im
provements thereon, in the village of
Warrenlon and county of Warren, con
taining one acre, more or less, now oc
cupied as a Carriage Maker’s Shop.
AI.SO,
One hundred and forty acres
of land, more or less, iu the county of
Warren, on the wafers of Rocky Com
fort Creek, joining Johnston and others,
ALSO,
One other tract of land in the
county of Warren, ou the waters of
Rocky Comfort Creek, and situated
within one quarter of a mile of the vil
lage of Warrenfon, containing one hun
dred and seventeen acres, more or less,
joining Pitts and others, levied on as the
property of John Butt, to satisfy afi. fa.
from the sixth Circuit Court of the Uni
ted Slates for the District of 'Georgia,
Goble and Thomas vs. Prylon Baker,
Chapel Heeth and John Butt,
i Conditions cash, purchasers to pay for
. titles.
Peter F. Boisclair,
D. m. D. G.
i June 4 108 wtd
r
(t/* The Trustees of the Aca
demy of Ri. hnioiid county, will on i?a
tunlay, the 21st of Juuc next, proceed to
fill the place of first English Teacher in
this Academy, made vacant by the resig
nation of Mr. Taylor. The person ap
pointed will be required to enter upon
his duties ou the first day of July, Ap
plicants will please to address themselves
to Nicholas Ware, Esq. President of the
hoard, or to the subscriber. A salary of
one thousand dollars will be given to the
person appointed, and a comfortable
house and lot will be provided for his
residence.
Isaac Herbert,
Clerk to the Board of Trustees*
April 26 97 tclw
AGREEABLY to an order of the
Court of Ordinary for the county
of Jefferson, will be sold at the Market
House in the town of Louisville, on the
first Tuesday in August next, 490 acres
of land, adjoining Joel Darsey and others,
it being a part ot the real estate of Wil
liam 'I at hews, deceased, and sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors.
Anthony R. Cheatham, atlmr.
Catlmrine L. Mathews, adm\v.
May 10 101 wtd
Administrator’s iale.
ON Thursday the Jd day of July
next, at the late residence of Joshua
Fuller, deceased, will be sold, the per
sonal estate ol Thomas Fuller deceased.
Perms of sale will be made known on the
day,
Kiziah Fuller, adm’x.
Win. Wilkins, arfjw’r.
May 24 105 wfd
A cakdT
f I'HE Trustees of the Female Acade-
J- my ol Athens would respectfully
notify the public that the charge of this
Institution, has recently been committed
to the Rev. Thomas Stanley and his lady,
and that they will commence instruction
in the usual solid branches ol Female
Education on the first day of July next.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley are two well
known to require any very laboured or
minute statement, as to their character
for strict and exemplary piety, or their
capacity for the employment in which
they a-e al>ont to engage at Athens, and
iu which they have been so successful,
lately at Salem, and formerly at other
places—They as veil as their Trustees,
arc willing that their previous efforts in
this interesting business, whatever of ex
perience or usefulness they may imparl,
shall be their only recommendation in
any future undertaking.
By order of the board.
Asbury Hull, Sec’y.
Athens, May 7 Hit) wffw
Will be Sold,
AT the Market-house, in the city of
Augusta, ou the Bth day of July next, 1
all that tract or parcel of land, known as ‘
I’nrknett’s Island, or Cutoff,” —(oge- '
thcr with all tbo land that may be con
tained in the former bed of the river, or
Do id river, adjoining the aforesaid l»-
• aud; also, together with the privilege
of an acre of high ground, a landing, and
a road ou the west side the Savannah rl
\er, through lauds recently of G. Turk
nett, new of John S. Coomb* and Daniel
■savage, until it in'ersecl* the road lead
mg to Augusta,—*old by an order ol the
t ourt of Ordinary lor the couuty ol
.iiciimond.
M. Is, Allen, adm'x.
Jno. H. Allen, ndm'r.
M- f • lot wet
AUDLER'S 11
AUEK OY HOSES,
\i elegant cosmetic for wlnteniug,
softening and beautifying the akin,
and removing pimples and freckles from
the face, neck, &c. The Milk of Roses
possesses many qualities, for it not only
serves for the above purposes, but tt puts
the bloom of youth on age, which valua
ble property every lady is fond of enjoy
ing. This beautiful rose cosmetic has a
delightful fragrance,- and is an article
yshich can be used with safety, as it con
tains nothing that will injure the skin,
and it is an indispensable article to every
lady, and should be found on their toilets.
Directiont. —After being washed and
dried, then take a small quantity on a
piece of white flannel and then wash face,
neck, hands, tic. Each bottle wilt be
signed by the proprietor. Price sl.
Prepared only and sold by E. Audler,
sign of the Golden Eagle, Augusta.
March 27 811 ts
ZFLORANCE, Surgeon Dentist,
• (who has practised twenty-five
years in Charleston) has removed his
place of residence to one of Mr. Phinizy’s
buildings, Bridge How, where he offers
his services to the ladies and gentlemen
of Augusta, in every branch ofhis profes
sion. He invites those who may be in
want of his services to call and see his
work, manufactured on a new principle,
which he warrants.
Teeth aud Gwms.
The disesaes of the Teeth and Gums
are chiefly owing to our own neglect;
the parts of the aliments which lodge
about them after mastication, growing
acrid and corrosive, ihe gums are there
by first affected, as being the most tender
parts, and after these corrections are
produced, commonly called the Tartar
of the Teeth, which, destroying both
their texture and whiteness, not only de
prives the mouth of its principal orna
ments, but brings on violent tooth aches,
and renders the Gums livid and putrid,
and offensive twourselves and others.—
But though people in general may pre
vent those inconveniences, by care and
attention at first, yet, if they are once
suffered to take place, it is no longer in
the power of tire sufferer to remove them,
this being properly the province of the
experienced Dentist, who has made the
maladies of the Teeth and Gums, with
their attendant evils, the principal
abject and end of his studies.
Mr. Florance , Dentist ,
By long practice, a close application
to business, and a thorough knowledge of
the structure of the Teeth and Gums,
has made all the operations iu those
parts quite familiar to him, insomuch
that what some Dentists have judged im
practicable, he hath performed with
ease and safety.
He places Teeth, both real and arti
ficial, (making the latter with pure ena
mel) from a single one to an entire set,
so accurately, that they shall answer
every purpose of the natural. Thus the
greatest deficicncesare supplied with or
namenrts, which have the recoinmeada
tion of utility.
Those Teeth that have fallen out o)
their sockets, which frequently happens,
though in a perfect sound state, he, by a
method peculiar to himself, replaces as
firm as ever, without the least pain or
uneasiness to the patient.
He clears the Teeth, if ever so disco
loured, of all their foulness and tartar,
without pain, and renders them white
and as fair as ever in half an hour.
Teeth and Stumps extracted iu tlic
easiest manner, if ever so difficult.
He assists young Ladis and Gentlemen
in the first and second dentition, and re
moves the Milk Teeth at proper seasons,
lest they should incommode the regular
growth of the succeeding ones; and if a
deformity of this kind has taken place,
through the want of a Dentist, Mr. Flor
ance undertakes to correct it, provided
the subjec t is not more than twenty years
old, and restore the Teeth to their natu
ral, regular and beautiful order.
N. B. A Tincture and Dentifrice
Paste, prepared by him only, which pre
serves the Teeth and changes them to a
beautiful white, cures the Gums of the
Scurvy, and makes the breath at all
times s <’eetand agreeable ; and cures the
Tooth Ache immediately, with proper
directions how to use it.
February 27 76
Rheumatisms & Inflam
mations cured.
IT IS A FACT,
T|NH AT Hhenmatismsof ordinary kind,
■ can be almost, infallibly cured, and
Rheumatic Pains always mitigated,iu a
few hours, by the use of Dr. Pierre E
BrAndine’s A nti-Rheumatic Salve.—
Though most valuable for its efficacy in
Rheumatisms, this Salve is probably not
surpassed in the cure of Bruises, Sprains,
Burns, Scalds, broken Breasts, sore Nip
| pies, and other external inflammations.—
A more valuable Family Medicine, it is
presumed, has never been offered. Sold
in tin boxes, at sl, with printed direc
tions and certificates ofits utility. Drug
gists will at present be furnished on com
mission, or can purchase at a liberal de
duction.
Timothy Eduards, dgent,
Under t.ieGlobt Tavern, Avgusta,
March 6 79 ts
For Sale,
A VALUABLE and desirable Lot and
improvements, situate in the lower
part of the city, containing a full acre,
fronting on Broad and Reynolds-Streets,
immediately above the lot at present oc
cupied by James M’Laws, Esq. Titles
unquestionable. For terms apply to
Win. Jackson.
April 16 94 ts
10 Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the undersigned,
Sunday night last, a small mouse co
lored horse Mule, branded with a Span
ish mark on the right shoulder, compact
mnde, with a long tail. The above re
ward will be riven for proof sufficient to '
convict the thief, or five dollars for the
mule alone.
J. T. Dent.
Column* county, Miy 3 99 U •
Cheapest and most expeditious
route to the North.
—r
LIJNE
To Baltimore, City of Washing
ton or Netv York,
Via Norfolk, Va.
Stage Line from Fayetteville to
Norfolk,
(IN SIXTY HOURS,)
Without travelling in the night.
line leaves the Mansion Hotel
X every Monday and Friday at four
o’clock, A. M. and arrives at Norfolk on
Wednesday and Sunday. By this ar
rangement passengers are enabled to
take the Steamboats for Baltimore on
Thursday and Monday, at 9 o’clock, A.
M,; or the Steamboat for the City of
Washington, every Monday, at the same
hour. The expense by this route to
Baltimore direct, is now about three dol
lars less than the mail line.
The steam brig New York, for New
York, direct, .leaves Norfolk on the 6th,
16th and 2Cth of each month, at 9 o’clock,
A. M.—This vessel performs her run
in 36 to 43 hours —Passage, including
meals, sls.
Unsupported by any mail contract,
the Proj rietors of the Stage Line rely
solely upon the public for encourage
ment, and pledge themselves to maintain
the reputation it has acquired for com
fort, expedition, and certainty. The
road is remarkably fine, and the best
drivers, stages and horses are provided.
The Stage Books are kept at the Man
sion Hotel.
The Proprietors.
IE? Seats are reserved until the South
ern Stages arrive.
Fayetteville, .V. C. May 1 181 p
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against
the estate of John Clarke, late of
this city, deceased, are requested to pre
sent them ; and those indebted to said es
tate, will please make payment to
John Campbell,
Acting Executor.
June 7 109 12t
Administrator’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on the Kith and 11th
of July next, at the late resi
dence of Benjamin E. Winfrey, dec. all
(he personal estate of said dei eased—
consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, house
hold and kitchen furniture, &c. kc. —
Terms will be made known on the day.
Wm. P. Beale,
S. Crawford,
Administrators.
June? 109 wtd
Oil Silk,
Medicated and prepared by Benj'n Mo
range, New York,
FOR THE CURE OF
Rheumatism and Gout ,
Approved ti recommended by the board
of faculty of Paris and Montpelier.
HUMANI TY requires to proclaim to
the public an exterior remedy for
the cure of all chronic disorders, but
jjartlcuiarly the Gout and Rheumatism.
Many thousands have been cured of
those terrible diseases, both in the United
States and in France, and many high
ly able and respectable Physicians of
New-York, wishing to give justice to
truth, have delivered the following cer
Mficate.
CERTIFICATE.
New York, 23 d August, 1820.
The Varnished Silk, manufactured by
B. Morange, is capable of being applied,
with great advantage, in many cases of
gout and rheumatism, chronic enlarge
ment and stiffness of the joints, and indu
rated glandular tumours; and iu some
cases is preferable to any other remedy
with which we are acquainted.
Wright Pool
Alex. H. Stevens.
David Hosack.
John Nejlson.
John Welts, jun.
Rich. S. Kissam.
Wm. G. S. Macniven.
Edw. Delajield.
This preparation is sold for the Agent
at the Hygeian Fountain, (with direc
tions how to use it) —where Sou i Water,
prepared Salts, Liquid Magnesia and
Ginger Beer will be cons'antly kept.
March 25 87 w6m
T «n Dollars Reward.
WILL be paid for apprehending my
fellow BILLY, of late the proper
ty of Mr. Michael Long—who absconded
yesterday morning; he is an African by
birth, dark complexion, his stature is
short, with broad and rather round shoul
ders and short neck, his pronunciation is
indistinct and stuttering, his wardrobe
consists of a blue cloth coat, with yellow
metal buttons, rather large for his person,
black hat, a short sailor jacket, pretty
well worn, a pair of new homespun trow
sers and black cloth vest.
Should he be taken up in the country,
all reasonable charges will be p&d.
Savannah, June 3 111 6t
Executor’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on Tuesday, the first
day of July next, at the planta
tion of the late Frizzell M’Tyre, dec. on
a credit of four months, a part of the
personal properly of said dec eased—con
sisting of household and kitchen furniture,
stock ol tattle, sheep, hogs, and other
articles. The sale to continue from day
to day until the whole is sold.
A. Rhodes,
J. Barry,
~ ... Executors,
Ma J 104 td
11. 7* Ihe at to vo sale is postponed to the
second Saturday iu July next.
Rlank Deeds
For sale at the Augusta Bookstore.
A
Notice.
AI.L persons having demands against
the estate of Conrad Wall, late of
Columbia county, deceased, are request
ed to present them within the time pre
scribed by law, and those indebted to
said estate are notified to make payment
without delay, to
Frances Wall, adm’x.
June 4 108 3tw
United States
Catholic Miscellany.
npHL United States Catholic Miscei-
J. lany, published in Charleston, S.
C. has been discontinued for want of
sufficient support. As a considerable
number of subscribers has lately oeen
-obtained and more expected, it will re
appear in May next. Should this not be
the case, the proportion due to those who
subscribed will be returned.
The tonics which it will embrace are,
I. Thesimple explanation and temper
ate maintenance of the doctrines of the
Roman Catholic Church ; in exhibiting
which, its conductors are led to hope,
that many sensible persons will be aston
ished at finding they have imputed to Ca
tholics doctrines which the Catholic
Church has formally condemned ; and
imagined they were contradicting Catho
lics, when they held Catholic doctrine
themselves.
11. The examination of bistory for the
purpose of investigating the truth of ma
ny assertions which have been, perhaps,
too lightly hazarded, and which have ob
tained too ready and too general cre
dence ; and which have excited unfound
ed prejudices in the minds of many well
disposed individuals.
111. The correct statement of occur
rences regarding the Catholic religion :
for the purpose of better discharging
which duty, communications and peri
odica) publications from Rome, Paris
London, Dublin, Canada, South America,
the various parts of the United States,
and other portions of the world will be
obtained, and are solicited.
IV. Memoirs and anecdotes of the
several eminent persons who have distin
guished themselves in the Church, or
against it, in ancient and modern times.
V. A summary of political events and
domestic occurrences.
VI. Occasional reviews of religious
' publications.
(CT Advertisements will be received
at the usual rates.
The Miscellany will be published in
the city of Charleston, S' C. weekly, on
. a fine sheet of paper, quarto size—con
taining eight pages of three columns each;
■ so that the numbers may be bound at the
end of each year.
Terms, $4 yearly in advance.
1 Persons wishing to become subscribers
. to this paper, will please apply to the
Agent at
L. Rossignol’s,
Near the Planter's Hotel , Augusta.
February 15 71 w
Five Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY from the subscriber, a
< negro fellow by the name of Tom,
about five feet eleven inches high, light
complexion, andoy some casualty injured
in both feet. He is a complete villain,
and will doubtless assume another name
perhaps with forged papers, permitting
him to be hired a* a boat hand between
this and Savannah.
i J. T. Dent.
March 18 84 tl
10 Dollars Reward.
RAN A WAY from the subscriber, a
bout the 25th April last, an African
Negro man named CYRUS—about 30
years of age, of a black complexion, well
made and about five feet high ; he is
supposed to be about Augusta as he has a
wife there and was purchased some short
time since of the estate of W. White.—
A reward of ten dollars will be paid for
his delivery to the subscriber in Edge
field District, South-Caroliua, or confined
in the Augusta jail.
George Ware.
May 28 106 9t
Ranawaj,
FROM the subscriber, on Saturday
the 17th inst. a Negro Man named
JOHN, about five feet 10 or 11 inches
m heighlh, dark complexion, a large
month and thick lips, he is about twen
ty-six or seven years of age ; after tak
ing one or two drams is very talkative,
is well known in and about Augusta, was
foimerly owned by blind Mr. Young,
and afterwards by Mr. Robt. M‘Coombs,
often employed as a drayman ; he was
hired all last winter and spring as a boat
hand, most of the time in a Petersburg
boat ; he is an artful plausible fellow,
will likely assume some other name,
perhaps with forged papers, for the puc»
pose of hiring himself in a Petersbijflj
or Augusta boat. Ten Dollars will be
paid for his delivery to me, or-lodged In
Jail and giving information of his appre
hension. All boat owners and others are
1 forbidden to hire, or in any way to em
ploy said fellow, without my leave ; the
i law will be put in force, against all that
may offend.
Angus Martin.
May 30 107 ts
Insurance against Fire.
Charleston Fire and Marine In
surance Company Agency,
Office under the Olobe Tavern.
OrpilE subscriber offers to take risks a
gainst fire on houses, out buildings,
goods, wares, and merchandise, in Au
gusta and its vicinity.
Timothy Edwards,
Agent, Augusta, Geo.
Ort. 12 17 ts
Notice.
THE copartnership of John Hayles &
Co. was dissolved on the 3d day of
June last, by the death of Mr. John Will
son.
All persons having demands against
said firm, arc hereby requested to pre
sent them to the subscriber, and those in
debted, to make payment to the s.une
without delay.
John Haylejs,
Surnving Partner of John Hamlet k Co.
Augusta December 12 43 (f
Sheriff’s Sale
ON the first Tuesday in
the Court HouL lA n , ext »«-
ujut ty, will he sold, ’ lu Columbia
Two Negro men, Most* , j
10 an r h d
Cobb vs. Joseph Tankersley, *
ALSO,
the following C T*
Rensaw, guardian, vs. I. A. Few a*?**
son Watkins vs. the same, '
Squire & Silliman vs I. A. Few. a ‘
ALSO,
Two Negro children, Henm,
and Ginney, to satisty .undrv exemf
Green B. John** VoSe*
thamel Pearre. ’ l ’ a *
ALSO,
A Negro woman by the name
of Aggy, and her child, to satisfy auno '
executions, Augustus Crawford 2
deceased* €Slate ° f Rkhard Shackel H
ALSO,
One sorrel Horse, to satisfy
sundry executions Robert T. Alien „
Edmund Fuller and his securiuc’
Thomas Roney and William Riley.
ALBOj
Fifty Acres qf Land, on the
waters of Germany’s creek, adjoinii*
Magruder and others, to satisfy sundry
1 executions, W. W. Harden and Jolm
Reid vs. William Stapler.
ALSO,
One Acre and 7 tenths of an
acre, with the improvements, on tu*
Fish Dam road, adjoining William Scott,
to satisfy sundry executions, Mark P. DsJ
vis and others vs. Julius Seay.
ALSO,
r
A Negro boy by the name of
! Allen, 219 acres of land, adjoining
, Wrightsboro’ common, Vaughan and
( others, 300 acres, adjoining Porter and
others, Little River, to satisfy an exrru
! tion Thomas Bowdre vs. Jeremiah
Reese.
. ALSO,
One Negro man by the name
• of Ned, to satisfy sundry execution!,
Thomas Dooly and others vs. Taylor
1 Wiley.
ALSO,
* 12 Acres first qualily Land on
the waters of Hart’s creek, adjoining
1 Daughorty and Porter, to satisfy sundry
executions Jones, Hamilton, Etnbre and
1 others v«. Geo Johnson.
[ Wm. Wilkins, D. Shff.
’. May 30 107 id
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Sheriff’s Sale.
3 'ITT7TLL be sold, on the first Tuesday
, TT in July next, at the Market House,
in the town of Louisville,
3 Negroes—to wit: Winn,
about twenty-five years old, Tartar,
about five years old, and Cato, about 3
years old—taken as the property of John
Spivey, deceased, to satisfy fi. fas. in favor
of Littleton Spivey.
I ALSO,
Two Negroes, Frank, about
- thirty five years old, and Maria, about
I fourteen years old—taken as the proper
i ty of Jared Tomlinson, to satisfy fi. fas.
in favor of Noah Covington and others;
; all levied on and returned to me by a
1 constable.
John W. Cowart,
Suenff J, C.
May 24 105
Sheriff’s Sale
WILL be sold, at the Market-house,
in the town of Louisville, >n the
i first Tuesday in July next,
One negro boy, by the name
of Ahred, about teu years old—levied on
as the property of John Herrington, dec.
to satisfy fi, fas. in favor of M. Robertson
and Ceorge Grauberry—levied on and
' returned to me by a constable.
‘ ALSO,
194 acres of oak and hickory
land, adjoining Ezekiel Causey and others
—levied on as the property of Etheldred
Fountain, to satisfy fi. fas. ir favor of L.
Berry Marsh—levied on and returned to
me by a constable.
ALSO,
i 200 acres of pine land, more
or less—levied on as the properly of
■ Spires Cannon, to satisfy an execution in
favor of Andrew Gartman.
John W. Cowart,
1 ' Sheriff Jefferson Cly.
June 7 109 td
I —-1
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday
in J uly next, at the Court-house,
Jacksonboro’, Scriven county, between
of ten and four o’clock,
Pie negro man named Doc*
tor, levied on as the properly of Nathan
iel Roberts, to satisfy executions in favor
of Byrd Ferrill vs. James R. Roberts.
Elijah Roberts and Nathaniel Roberts
levied and returned by a constable.
ALSO,
One thousand acres of Land,
more or less, adjoining lands of Jolm Rey
nolds and others, levied upon as the pro
perty of John Rawls, to satisfy a fi- fa
in favor of John Connelly vs. John
and William Smith.
ALSO,
Two hundred and fifty acres
of pine Laud, more or less, lyingon Riiar
creek, adjoining lands of Alcx’r K«mP
and Susannah JVl’Kinncy, it being part®
five hundred acre tract that was origin
ally granted to Timothy M’Kinney— f'
vied on to satisfy sundry executions i
favor of Edward Lane vs. Robert •
M’Kinney, James Bryan and John •
on and returned )
constable.
James Bryan, s. s. c.
May 26 108 I
Sheriff’s Sale.
ON the first Tuesday in August ne*h
at the Court House in Colunibi
county, will be sold, ,
One Mulatto Woman slave
the name of Eliza, to satisfy an tS,cu
on the foreclosure of a Mortgage,
Dealing vs. Eleazer Tracy.
Wm. Wilkins, D. Skf
May 30