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NOTICE.
THE Subfcribcr intending to leave the
state for a few months has appointed
John Radcmffh of Augusta and Edmund
.Ivlamek of Savannah, his legal attornics, du
ring his absence ; he has alio taken the said
Radcliffc into Partnership, and the business
will he carried ori in future under the firm of
SCOTT & RADCLIFFE,
Who arc, and will continue to be well fup
piicd, with
Dry Goods 6c Groceries.
Thofc indebted to the late
firm of Scott & Kelly’*, who have neither
liquidat’d iheir accounts ncr paid any part,
will find hands for tecove-
T) . WILLIAM SCOTT.
May 17. (if.)
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Snbfciifcm beg leave to inform
Jt_ the Public, that in future no open
account! will be, kept, with ?ny petfon
whatever, and they ttnd this notice will Lc
fuffiHent to prevent applications, *
They arc fcnfible that by this ffep they
lefe a number of valuable Cuftomcr*, but
the arrangement of the»» fyufinef* is (etch,
at to make it unavoidable. Thole in.
debted by open ce-onf, w be called on
this summer, tor the puvpofa of having
them liquidated. t
SCOTT a RADCLIFFE.
June r.p. (ts)
NOTICE.
Some time in the month of May,
cnroc to ray heufs in Columbia county, a
Negro Boy about 16 yean of age, by name,
JACK, who w*» formerly the property of
James harder* of Montgomery county,- N.
Carolina— fayi he was left by said Sander*
with Hrrry or John Williams near the Filh
Dam ferrf, upot Broad Ri'/er South-CaroJi
ra, The boy cfcapej from Richmond jail
preiiouß to his coming to my aoufe. Not
knowing whether the boy was aftmlly
fold by said James Sander* <;t not, I have
thodpht proper to keep the said boy in my
p (T flion urvi! 1 can heir from said James
Sander*; oriftbo boy i« fold, the owner
can have hla property by fhewlng hii title.
JESSE SANDERS junr.
June 2 3, iBofi. (3 1.)
notice
TO the proprietors, their agent* or truf
tecs, of the following trail* ofland,
situated in Burke county, that unlef* they
or either of their agents, do come forward
and fettle the taxes due on said land, with
in fix month* from this date will be
fold by »he Colleflor of said county, for all
taxes due thereon, agreeably to law.
Vv M ; BOWLING, *. t *.
Burke county, Jan, n. (6m)
Brought to Warren
Jail on Sunday the Sth inst. a
Negro man by the name of GODFREY,
about five feet ten inches high, fey# he
belongs ro John Whitehead on big Briar
Crctk, Burke County; the owner is re
queued to come forward, pay charge* and
take said negro awav,
GEORGE GALTON, Jailor.
J'*"t zt* [ 3 t]
■Ten Dollars Reward.
a* RAN-AWAY* from the
Subfcribcr on the Eighth
{J une * * Negr* fellow
named ARP, about thirty
or thirty two years old, of
a Dark compledl ion, about
fix feet high, has a blemilh on hi* tight eye;
the fellow is well known on the counties of
Wafiungton, Montgomery &nd Tatnull;
the leltow was rsifed by Capt. James
Thomas of Tatnaii county, dec—it is fup
pof-d that he is kept concealed bv a white
person in Tatna’l county; if so, I will pay
Fifty Dollars on conviflion of the offender,
or the above Reward and all reasonable
expenccs for the fellow alone, or by lodging
him in some Jail in this Rate—the reward
will h« paid by the fabferiber es Richmond,
or Morris Kcily of Tdfnall county,
BASIL LAMAR.
June at. [tf]
Administrator’s Sale.
WILL BE SOLD
To the Highest Bidder,
On the th rd Saturday in July next % on the
Plantation lately occupied by Samuel B.
Harris d:ccafcd f all the personal property
belonging to the tjiate of the Jaid dec.
Consisting of, Negroes, Cattle,
Hogs, Houfthold and Kitchen furniture---
The Terms of SVe will be made known on
I that day. PATIENCE HARRIS,
Adminijiratrix,
Clarke County , i y. (^t.)
"just Pubim^dT
And FOR SALE at this OJfict,
BARON DE STUBEN'S
Military Discipline,
OR MANUAL EXERCISE.
Every one who wilhet to know the ufc
of fire arms will find this publication ufcfal.
every Officer and militia mas oaght to
have it.
Prise |»I Cents,
c 4 ' . v
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S. M. SMYTH,
Has For Sale ,
4000 Bulhels of ground Salt,
36 Puncheons of Spirits,
8 Hhds. Brown Sugar,
20 Bags Green Coffee,
—Boxes No. 10 Cotton Cards.
With many other article* in the
Grocery Line,
Also, a new and well chosen simply of
DRY GOODS.
All of which will be fold oa moderate
terms,
JnveiS, 1806. [tl]
THE SUBSCRIBER
, Offers For Sale,
His STOCK ,
Confining of a small though
choice aflortment of
DRY GOODS,
Lately imported, with a supply of
Liquors and Groceries ,
which he will dlfpofe of on low term**
and on a liberal errdit.
ISAAC HERBERT,
June 7, ? BcA {if)
fj£|* ALL persons indebted to
the late firm of William H. Jack 6?
Co. or to the eftatc of Andrew Inwet, de
crafed, by bond or note, arc once snore
Celled on for immediate fettlemer.tj no
further indulgence can be given.—Thole
indebted to either cf the above mentioned
firms on open account, are requeHcd to
liquidate the fame previous to the Srft day
of September next,*— After thnt date,
fusts will be commenced againS dclia
quents without diferiroination.
JAMES BEGGS, Adm'r,
• (ffff
'SHERIFF’S saleT'
On the JirJl Tuefday in Av.guji next, at
Irmn’.on Court- House, IVilkinJon Coun
ty, between ike vfnal hours,
WILL BE ,
A Negro woman named Rachel,
taken as the property of William
Mims, to fatisfy an execution in
favor of John Fee.
EDMUND HOGAN, s‘ w. c.
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SHERIFFS SALE,
On the fir (I Tuejday in Augufl next, at the
Market Houjein the City of Augmla, at
the ttjual hours,
WILL BE SOLD,
100 acres of Land on the Wa
ter* of Cupboard Creek, with a good Grist
mill; bounded by lands of John Savage,
Holland M‘Tyre and others,
ALSO,
25 acres, adjoining the Laid de
ferred 100 acre trail, and lands of Hol
land M‘Tyrs and General Thomas Glsf
cock, with the improvements thereon j
being the late re faience of Capt. Samuel
B'Jgg—ibe above lands levied on as the
property belonging to the Estate of Samuel
Bugg to fatisfy an execution ia favor of
the aam’rs of John Pearce.
. ALSO,
Two Negro Fellows, JERRY •
and SAM r the above negroes levied an as
the property of George Pearson, to fatisfy
<*ran execution ia favor of the adminiftrator*
of Joseph Cox.
ALSO, •
One houfc and lor, adjoining the
Ciry of Augusta, and considered as in the
City, at present occupied by John Kam
mcM rfq,; containing in front on Reynold
Strcft, 100 feet more or left, and exten
ding towards the River 120 feet, more or
left ; bounded by Jot* es Auderfon Wat
kin* and Dread?,ii Pace, Efqis, the above
let levied cn as the property of Edmund
B. J«nkin», to Satisfy an Execution in favor
of the City Council of Augusta,
ALSO,
One Brick Houle and lor, levi
ed on aa the property of George Watkins,
Esq. in or adjoining to the laid City of
Angufta, containing in front on bro.'d Street,
80 feet, more orlcfj, and running through
to Reynold ftrcct, supposed to be 342,
and bounded on the NoHh-weft by afmail
alley, which is bounded by land beloningto
the heirs of M'Cartcn Campbell, and on
the fouth weft, by a lot belonging to M‘-
Ivcr; the above lot with the improvement*
threon is levied on to fatisfy an execution
in favor ©f the City Council of Augusta.
ALSO,
Part of the lots No. 21 and
22, with the improvements thereon, at pre
sent occupied by George Fee and others;
bounded by the lot* of John Catlett and John
Wilifon efqrs. and others and Reynold street;
the said lots and improvements levied an,
and to be fold as the property es George
F*, to fatisfy an execution in favor of 1
Wm. Wallis cn a faredofure cf a Mort
gage.—Conditions of Sale, Cash.
H. M'TYRE, a. *, c#
June 28. (tj)
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SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the firjl Tuefday in Augujl next f ~ at
Oglethorpe Cqu.it House, between the usual
hours^
WILL BF SOLD,
Acres of Land* mere or Jcfs, in said
County, on the Grove creek, joining Wm.
Kidd and others; taken as the property of
Thomas O'KeUy, «» fatisfy a judgment
obtained in ajuft’cc’n court, in favor of
George Cref:; levied on, and returned to
me by theX)onftab?e.--Conditions, Calh.
THOMAS W. SCOTT, Sh’Jf
June 21. [j<]
PROPOSALS,
FOR CARRYING
MAILS OF THE UNITED STATES ,
ON THE FOLLOWING POST ROA33,
Will he received at the General Pojl- OJJ.ce
until the \JI day of Augujl next, iufluJJve .
IN GEORGIA.
From Walhington to Petersburg, once a
week.
Leave Waihington every Tuefday at 6
a. m. and arrive a? Peterlburg by noon.
Leave Pcteifluirg every Monday at noon,
and arrive at Waftrington by 6 F. M.
From Athens by Tcilico, to Knoxville
(Ten.) once in two weeks. j
Leave Athens every other Monday at
1 p. m. and arrive at Knoxville-the next
Monday hv to a m.
Leave Knoxville every other Monday at
2 p. m. and arrive at Athens the next
Monday by io A. M. •
NOTES.
f. The Post maftrr General may ex
pedite the mails and alter the times of ar
rival and departure at any time during the
continuance of the ccntrafia, he previonfly
stipulating an adequate coir.penfaticn' tot
any extra expense that may bs occaftcned
theieby,
2. Fifteen minutes (hall be allewed for
opening and doling the mail at alt tffices
where no particular timeisfpedfied.
3. For every thirty minutes delay
(unavoidable accidents excepted) in, arri
ving after the times preferibed in any "«on
tnft, the contractor (hall forfeit one dol
lar ; and if the delay continue until the
departure of any depending mail, whereby
the mails deftiacd sot such depending mail
Jcfc a tr'p, an additional forfeiture of five
dollars dial! be incurred.
4. Newfpapcrs rs well a* letters arc to
be lent in the mail; and if any person,
making nropofals, desires to carry newf
paprrt, other than thofc conveyed in the
mail, for his own emolument, he must
(late in his proposals, for what fura he will
carry it with that emolument, and for
what fora without that emolument,
$. Should an/perfon, making £;cpofa!s,
desire an alteration of the times of arrival
and departure above fpccified, he must
ftatc in hss propofol*, the alterations desi
red, and the difference they will make in
the terms of his cootiafl,
6. Pei sons making propofali, jrc desired
to (late their prices by the year. Thtefc
who contrafl will receive their pay quar
terly, ia the month* of February, May,
Augull, and November, one' month after
tha expiration of each quarter.
7. No other than a free white person
(hall be employed to convey the mail.
8. Where the propefer intends to convey
the mail in the body of a llage carriage, he
is desired to date it ia his propofols,
9. The Post-mailer General teferves to
himfdf the right of declaring any contract
at an end whenever three failures happen,
which amount to the lof* of a trip each,
»o. The contrails fer the routes num
bered r to 14, ‘ate to be in operation on
the flrft day of October next, and £0 con
tinue in force for two years, from that
time ; for the routes No, 15 to 57 arc to
commence at the fame time, and continue
in force one year j and tor the routes No.
581 to 77, arc to commence at the fame
time, and continue iii force until the 31st
day of March, 1809.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Pojl-majier General.
General Pojl. Office,
Wcf: inrr tenettj,
* April 26. 1806. (61)
Executor’s Sale.
Or. Friday the zstk day of July next, at
Public Salt, at the Store of the late Lau
rence Somers , the whole cf his personal
property ,
IVILL BE SOLD.
CONSISTING of a general affbrtment
of Wet and Dry goods, which will be
put up in Lots, to suit the purchasers.
Terms of sale, Ca(h for all futns under
too doilars ..a credit of three months on
all from 100 to 500; and of four months,
on ail over jeo—the purchasers giving
notes with approved endrrfer*.
JOHN CORMIGK, Executor.
N. B, Those indebted to the said estate,
are reqncftcd to make immediate payment
as above, and th cie having demands against
the fsme, to exhibit them duly attested.
June 14. [6]
INK POWDER,
Os the very heft kind, to be had
on low terms (by wholesale and re
tail) at the Chronicle Office^
GEORGIA, 1 To the Hcacrall* Sup?,
Greene county. J iioi Court, ‘'
UPON the petition of Will-am Melton,
stating, that he had in his pcfieffioo,
a deed of conveyance to a ma of laud, ]y.
ing in the county and Sate aforefaid, in the
fork cf the Oconee and Aiplatchee rive?».
containing two hundred and thirty acre* t £
land; which said deed of conveyance afiiga
ed by Sam*] Flenikin to David Flenikin*..
a copy of which said deed of conveyance.,
as near the original as your petitioner can
recoilea, ia lodged in the cleik’* office,
together with an affidavit, Sating, that the
.said original deed of conveyance it Soft, f 0
*ti at he cannot come at the fame.
Whereas , it is ordered , That the said cq.
pv is eftabiifhed in lieu of the original, -o t .
Icfs good caufc can be ftiewn to the contr?.
ry, and that the said rule be publlflied i*
one of the Gazette* of theftate, fix msnihs,
A true copy taken from the Minutes , this
lid March iBc6.
HENRY CARLETON jan'r,
for THOMAS CARLETON, Cik,
THIS Indenture msde, this 28th day of
September 1797, on or before, between
Samuel Flenikin of the Rate of Georgia
and county of Greece, of the one part, and
David Fieifikln of the flat® ami county
aforefaid, of the other part, Witncffetli,
that the said Samuel Flenikin, for, and inf
confidcratica cf the sum cf two hundred
dollars, the receipts whereof are hereby ac
knowledged, hath given, granted, bargain*
cd sod fold, and by these prefenta do give,
grant, fell and convey, all that
naft or parcel of land, firuated, lying and
being in the county and Sate aforefaid, in
the fork of the Oconee and Apalatcheo
rivers, containing two hundred and thirty
acre*, more or lefi, hjving such mark# and
fhape* at appear by the plat cf the lame,
annexed to a grant bearing date December
31st 1767, to James Flenikin, together
with ail and lingular the rights, member!
and appurtenance* thereunto belonging, or
in any wife appertaining—ard I, the afore
faid Samuel Flenikin, for myfclf, hem, &c.
do, by these presents, ivarrant-and forever
defend, the lawful right and title of the
above mentioned land and pftmifes, unto
the aforefaid David Flenikin, his hdrt snd
assigns forever, and from all and every ether
. person or perfont, whaTocvcr, as a cleat
and irdefcsfiblc estate, in fee fun pi*, fore
ver—ln witnefa whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand, and the day and year fill
above written.
(Signed) SAMUEL FLENIKIN.
Signed, {baled and deli- )
vered in the presence of 3
DAVI* GRESHAM, j. p.
RICHARD BRADLEY.
RICHARD BRADY maketh oath, that
he w» a witnef# to a deed, to the fame
tenor and effect of the above, to the best of
this deponent's belief.
Sworn to before me ) R, BRADLEY,
this 4th March 1806. )
Wra. BROWNING, j. p.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Greene County-
THIS day, came before me, oceofthc
justices assigned to keep the peace, in said
county, Win. Danncil, who roaketh oath
as follows, refpefting the within deed (to
wit}—At or lometime preceding the date
within named, he believe* he saw a deed
of conveyance to the within effeft, in the
pefleffion of CoJ, William Melton, and be
lieve* it to be confidcrably earlier than the
time within named—he dec* not recollcft
the exaft confideratien money named in the
deed, nor doe* he recoiled the witneffi* to
the said deed ; but from the belt-of hi# re
collection, and belief, believes the within
to convey the fabftance of the deed (said to
be loft or destroyed. )
Sworn to before roe ~[ Wo, DANNELL.
this 4th March y BO6. /
Wm. BROWNING, j. p.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Greene County,
PERSONALLY appeared before me,
Wm. Melton, and maketh oath, that en cj
before the date of the within deed, he re,
ceived a deed of conveyance from Sarcuq
Flenikin; to the tenor and efF ft of th,.
within, totbe best of hi* belief, and tfcath.,
has loft the fame, so that it cannot be had
Sworn to before roe. ) TT7 . n-rwl
th:, + ,h of M«oh 1 soV. | w - MELTON -
Wro. BROWNING, j. r.
June zr. [c&<w]
PART IT 10 N.
Ex parte, Jer.La- ) On the jifi Monday
mar and others, y in July next, at Efo*
field Court houje , th: following traßs of iind,
formerly the property of Dafit Lamar dec,
WILL BE SOLD .
One tiadi or parcel of land, cortah h’g
one hundred and fifty acre*, fituatc i» Edg
ficld diftrift, on Savannah river, known by
the name of point lookcutt-.'Alfo, one cth;t
traft of land, containing one hundred and
seventy acre*, situate on favannsh fiver,
called Benefield'* traft--.Alfo, one cfbrf
traff, containing two hundred acre?,
at Lamar's ftny ; which said Sands will be
fold cn a credit of twrlvr roorthr, the r" r ‘
chasers giving bond and a mortgage on t. s
prcmifei, a!fo paying on the day of f-k,”
the Uxcoft, ia the above ca'e.
J. C. ALLEN, s. s. d;
June 14. (-4*)
Blanks of all kinds executed
the fKorteft notice, at
this OfEce.
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