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Call’s Ware-House. j very extenlive buildings (part of which have tor fame time b.cn occu pied by M*. Joshua De Butts.) The fuhfonbers have lately pure Wed, and put in excellent order for the reception of such Iyler- CH an 0122 and Produce as may be addref. fed to their cate. THE WARE-HOUSE racafiiring in length,' nine hundred and ihir fonr, and in width fifty feet, togetiur with thaialfeady in ihcuocaipancj, wul afford, at lead, twice as much room as any in this City or State ; and the under<*:gncd troft the con joint attention which vvi iLc pa»d 10 tlie ie cjiv.ion Sc delivery of articles diptffiud, will iilorelfotn the merchants <*l Augmta and the cnuutiy, a liberal part ot tlieir bull net ,-I—they V. ili at ail times have a luftictency ol hands in unload waggons and give the carliUl dtf jMtof in weigMtvg union and lorwatding a ny o .her bulnicls they nifty have to du—lo they beg lea.c u> give mi urination, that a fufficicnt part of this WAREHOUSE is reicrvcdior a 1 OBALwO J NSPiiO i lON as heretofore, where, by the auention of men cf rch e -lability as infptfton, it is hoped fat isiiChon will be given.-—From this dare the WARE-HOUSE will he in poflfdfion of the lubfcnbers, who will give prompt difpatcti 1 to any utdcis addteflrd to Mr. ]>• Butts. M‘KINNE Co. OTcber 4. (lit) MARSHALL SALES. On.theJirjt I uJdny in December next, be tween the vjuaL hours , at iht Mai hot hovft tn iht town of LouifviUt, Will be Sold , 1150 acres of land in Jackson county, on me water* 01 Dove crccx ad joining Horatio Ma.bury and James Jones. AL'sO 1250 acres of land in JefFerfon comity, on the water* of Ogcchcc, granted to Robert Fnfyih, and John Meal*, ad. joluiig(*d Foryth, and on all ether fidcs f vacant at the time of fuivcy, ALSO, One half moiety of 265 acres of land m JaclcL/n county, on the waters of lUver creek, adjo.ning Martin’* ai.d Ha ger.’* land. One half moiety of 230 acres of land in Frank in county, on the waters of the Ocoor-c Ktver, b; uuded on all fide* by vacant lan,l.*, at the time ol futvey. ALSO, acres of land in Franklin county, on the Oconee River, bound on N, F. by Hid River, and on all.other fide* vacant lands, levied on as the property of John Cobb* to fatisfy Thoratis P. johnfan and Stephen Holliugfwurth, pointed out by the defendant. 230 acres of land in Franklin couH/j or. life Oconee River, bounded N, E. by the fatd River, and on all ether w iidcs vacant land, levied on as the property of John Cobb* to Htisfy Thomas P. Jehn fbn and Stephen Hol.iogfwortb, pointed cut by the duci dai.t. ALSO, One half moiety of 1000 acres of bnJ in Crake couniy, on Dual creek, three mi cs irum Athens, granted to Charles Finch, vacant on f]S tides at the time of survey, and now a.’joiniug Sparks & Hails. 250 acres, granted to John Go ra.n in CU.kc county on Sodcr creek, ad oiaing Walker, Richctfun and fatdGoram,- ab »ut two miles brlow Athens ; the above levied on as the property of John Raimey, to luisfy Ifar.c Tesfddc, and pcinled out by J. Ralovy. 2C2 1-2 acres land in the 2d di'hfet Wilkinson, known in the plan/by lot No, 2i», pav.i gi?nted to Daniel M‘* Duyail, on the w-0.-.s o’> D.y cte«k. 202 i-2 acres land in the 2d diftrief W. kiilfon, known in the plan by lot No. at 6, and granted to Hu eh M‘Don aid. 287 1-2 acres of land in Frank .lin county, on Tone l a creek, including the town, granted to Thomas Paynt j vacant o.) all fide* at the time of survey. 250 acres of land including an Isl nd on Savannah river in Eibert county, adjoining James FreemaaVand, and on all other fide* by vacant land at the time of survey, and grunted to James Little. 200 acres of land in Wilkes county at the time of survey, granted to W.n. Wilrnoutb, lying on Seder creek, and vacant on all fidea at the time of survey. 100 acres of land in Elbert county, granted t > L-fle Rowell, adjoining Jane Catfons and Jeluh Dobbs, the ab»ve levied on as - the property of James B.air and Hugh M Donald, to fatisfy Thomson and P ice. It Geo. W* MOORE, i>. k d g. p| 25. [ 6 ] notice, Jkc Suhferiber has For ha/e 16 Likely African Negroes, They have bee* one year inthe country, and worked to advantage—the a bovc Negroes arc a well chosen set, and wil be fold low for cash or produce. ASA GARRETT. September jo. , [tf) 1 the subscriber, WISHING to fettle all jail demand* against bins, will dispose of hit poffeflloni on Little Spirit creek, confiding of a Saw-mill in complete repair (with one Taw) a good two dory dwelling house, kitchen and ftnoke hoofc, with all other nsccfiaiy out building* for fawyets &c. and 400 acre* as good pine land as any in the county of Richmond; 50 acres of which arc cleared, and under good fence —his outstanding papers will be taken in pay ment, and the terras made easy- Wm. M‘TYfcE. September 6. [*f] •. - -- ...i ... M —- MONT-VILLE, FOR SALE, THAT Valuable Plantation. of 2617 acres on Savan- J nah River in Burke County, and 767 on the eppofite fide in South-Carolina— The value of the Pine Linds, on this fide, and Ihe rich low Grounds on the other fide ot the river, renders the whple a j Valuable FJiate . The advantages of an elevated lunation, the cltablilhraent of a Ferry con dantly, and with the command of Lands of every quality, upon a navigable river, are so well known as to need no other deferip tion,—Terms of payment, and the price, wi ! l be cafy; for particulars, apply in Au gusta to Thomas Flournoycfq ; of Seaborn fonts t;fq. at his fe«.t in Sciiven county, and in Savannah to Wm. STEPHENS. July ra. (ts) SHERIFFS SALE. On the Jirft Tiiijday in December next , at the Market houje in the city of Augufia, at the vjual hours, WILL BE SOLD , One negro fellow by the name of Polydoie, levied on as the property of Chefley Bofiickjun’r, and pointed out by the defendant, to fatisfy one execution in favor of theadm'rs ot VVm. Poe. Jur. HARRIS, d. s. r. c. November 1. Will Be Let, At Lexington Oglethorpe county f buildidgot the county Academy, S 30 feet by 45, two story high, the foundation to be 01 rock, three feet high and thick, and the remainder of the walls to be of bticlc, a plan of which may be seen at Dr. George Phillips* in said Town— f.paiate propufais, in writing, will be re ceived for the done work, on or before the Ift Monday in December next, and f#pa rate or collective proposals for the brick, and wooden work, will be received on or fcef'rc the Ift Monday in January next.— Glass, Nads, Hinges, Locks and Lime will be (un ifhed by the Commiflioncrs,— The whole to be completed on or before the ift day ot December 1807, for the faithful performance ot which, bond and approved security will be required. ALSO, Will be rentedht the fame time and place for one year, the boufc and lot formerly occupied by Francis Mcfon dcccafcd, to gether with an excellent Garden, and seve ral town lots, and 2 confiderab’e quantity of cleared land, all in a good state of repair. Conditions—twelve months credit, with bond and approved security. JOHN LUMPKIN, a £ Wm. H. CRAWFORD; | GEORGE PHILLIPS, *• JAMES LUCKIE, J S* October zc- , [6r] To TICK At L’\ington cn the \JI Monday in December next , to the highest bidder Will be Sold, '"FHE houfchold and kitchen furniture A of the late Francis Meson deceased, together v. ith a number of other articles too tedious to mention. Conditions—twelve months credit upon all Turns itbove five dollars, with bond and approved security, and or. all Turns under that, —cash. GEORGE PHILLIPS, 7 Wm H CRAWFORD, S *- ROBERT ALLISON, \s* Oftcber 24. [6t] 20 Dollars Reward, RAN. AWAY from the owner in Savan nah, fume months ago a French negro girl, named HIACINTHE, but who now gees by the name of Suckcy, she want off in o.lc of the boats for Augufta— flic is of a middle stature, Hinder made, high cheek bcncs, small breads, and speaks tc lrral le good cnglilh -whpever deliver* said giil, to Doftor Poisson in Auguftr, (hall receive the above reward. ‘ November $. (ts( For Sale, A NEGRO BOY suitable for the Field—Enquire at this Office^ \Ntvember 15, Jjt] CITY-HOTEL. Lewis M‘Coy, MOST refpeft fully informs the public that he has leafed for a tens of year, that long eftabliihsd Tavern, north fide o Broad StreetAugufta, Georgia.— Where his Bar is wellfupplied with wines, brandy, rum, gin, porter, &c. &e. His Larder with the best provisions the mar. ket i ffjrds. His Stable, which is large, airy and commodious, is well stored with Corn Fodder and every recellary for thofc horses, which may be put under hi* care, attended by a sober, careful and attentive Oftlcr. From his unremitting attention tohufinefs, with the comforts & fatufaftion of his guests, & aided by his family, he hopes to obtain (hare of the public patronage; which it shall ever be bis defirc to merit. A number of gentlemen can be accommodated with board by the week, month, or year, on the usual terms. November 8. (if) __ NOTICE. I SHALL attend at the times and places hert in after mentioned, for the purpose , oj collcfting tax of Richmond county, for the year 1806. For diftrift No. 3. at Mr. James Col lin*’* on Monday the firft day of December. On Tucfday the znd day of December, at James Fulchers cfq. for diftrift No 2, On Wcdncfday the 3d of December, for diftrift No. 6, at Captain Wm. M‘Tyte’s. On Tburfday the 4th of December, at the store of Capt. Samuel Fee, for diftrift No. 4. On Friday the sth of December, at the City He/el, for diftrift No. 1. On Saturday the 6th of December, at the houfeof Mr*. M Nealy’s, for diftrift No. 5. H. M‘TYRE, t. c. r. c. November 8. {3 l) Tor~sale7 i # j On the 10th of December next, in Columbia County, Will be Sold. Thereat and Personal estate of the late Rev. David Tivflty ; viz: A Tra£b of Land, With a comfortable Dwelling House; and convenient out houses, with a good Peach Orchard. ALSO, The stock, consisting of Horses, Hogs, fhcep and Cattle—Also, A set of Black smith’s tods.— Terms of sale made known on the day. CHARLES CRAWFORD, \ , S. M. SMYTH. J tx rs ‘ November ij, (4^ GEORGIA. By his Excellency JARED IRWIN, Gov ernor and Commander in Chief of the Ar my and Navy of this State, and of the Militia thereof. A Proclamation WHEREAS in and by an aft passed the nth of February, 1799, entitled “an aft to regulate the general cleftions in this state, & to appoint the time of the meet ing of the General Assembly,” it is among other things declared, “ that all writs of e leftions to fill vacancies that may happen, for members of the General Assembly ot this state, or House of Representatives of the U nited States, (hall be direfted to the Jufticos of the Inferior Courts ot the refpeftive coun ties, who arc required to give pubic notice thereof, and caufc the fame to be held in manner and form as herein before pointed out, agieeably to such writ.” And whereas, a vacancy hath happen ed in the House of Representatives of the U. nitccl States, by reason of the resignation of Thomas Spalding, who was elefted to serve as a member therein, for this state, until the fourth day of March next, I have therefore thought proper to ifiiie this my proclamation, hereby notifying, direfting, Sc ordering the Justices of the Interior courts of the refpeftive Counties in this state, to confider the fame as a general writ ol cleftion, for filling the afortfaid vacancy ; And Ido hereby charge and require the Justices to give due notice, that an eleftion will be held in the refpeftive counties, on Monday the firft day ct December next. And I do hereby fun her require, that such returns of said e leftion as the aferefaid aft points out, be made to the Executive Department within the time therein preferibed. GIVEN under 'my hand and the Great Seal of the State, at the Sate-Honfe in Louifvilli, this 7 th day of Nov, in the year of our Lord, eighteen hundred andfix, and of the Indepen. dtnee of the United States oj Ameri ca the thirty frjl. JARED IRWIN. By the Governor, Hor ; Marbury, Secretary of the State. Sheriff's titles. Bills of Talc Mortgages, &c. may be had at this Office. THOMAS BUTT , ' Respectfully informs thePuUic that he has just arrived ia Augusta, and haa opened Store in Mr. Murrcn’s New House, lately occupied by Meffia Tohv Howard (3 Co, With a choice Selection oj the Following Goods, WHICH HE WILL SELL ON VERY MODER ATE terms; WHOLE SALE or RE. TAIL, VIZ BEST Flax arid TowOznaburgs, Brown and White Platillar, Irifli Linen and Britanias, Cotton Shirting, Silk and Cotton Umbrella?, Long Lawna and Cambiica, Laced Cambrick and Leno Veils, 4 4 and 6 4 Leno Muslin, Black love Shawls and Veils, Luftring and Belongs, Ladies Silk Felices, Black and White picnic Gloves, Biack and colM. Silk do. White and coPd, Cotton do. Ladies long wafii Leather do. Ginghams and Chambra Mullin, \ Cambrick Mullins, A very elegant assortment of rich Fancy Mullins irom 50 cents to 5 dols, per yard, A few pieces of richley ornamented Circadian Robes—very elegant, Puliieat and Madrafs Handkerchiefs, New Red Bandannas do. Linen and Cambrick Pocket do. Cotton do. do. Ribbons and Silk do. Velvet Ribbon and Ferrets, Silver Piufs for Bonnets, Laces and Edgeings, Black, white and col’d Sewing Silk and Twill, Ounce Thread, ColM Threads, common and patent, Adelpha Cotton Thread in papers and varnilhed boxes, A choice Affortmcut of Printed Calicoes from r/gd. to 4/6d, per yard, White Calicoes and Fuftiani, I and 6*4 Cotton Check, i and Bed Tick, Calimancocs and Durants, Bombazines and Bombazetts, Florentines, Crapes and Persians, Silk and Cotton Sufpsnders, Black and col’d made Hats, Superfine Cloth and Caflimeres, Cordcroy*, Velveteens and Thickfcti, BufF Nankeens, Humhums, Flannels and coarse Woolens, 100 Ready made Vests, A handsome allortment of Boots and Shoes, Ladies embroidered and plain Cotton Stockings, Mens do. do. do. Boys and Miffcs Stockings, Dimities, Janes and Jcncts, Diaper Tabic Cloths and Toweling, Diaper Holland Tapes and Bobbins, Blue and white Pavilion Gauze, A large affortmcut of Leghorn and Split Straw Bonnets, Artificial Wreaths, Feathers & Flowers, Cotton and Silk Trimmings, Steel Bugles for Bonnets, Table knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors and Razor Strops, Tinned Iron and Fustian Spoons andDL viders, Gimbleti, &c, &c» July 19. [tf] Adminiflrators , On Wednesday the seventh day c/ January next, at the late rejidtme oj Thomas Bealle, deceased, Will be Sold, The whole of the pcrfcnal e state of said, deceased, Confiding of Ne groes, Stock, Crop, Household furniture, &c. &c. The sale to continue from day to day until the whole is fold, the fltfrm* will be made known on the day of falc, AUGUSTUS BEALLE,? ... r THOMAS BEALLE. 5 Columbia county , Nov, 8. [cool s'] T NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas BeaSle, late of Columbia county, deceased, are requeued to make immediate payment. — Andthcfi that have any demands against Lid estate arc rcqucScd to exhibit their claims, proven agreeable to law * AUGUSTUS BEALLE* > . THOMAS BEALLE, $ Novembers. [ Baconforfak* J. CORMICK, has a few thou sand veight of Bacon of an excellent qcib ty, which he will difpofs of on jgafbsabiJU turns. November r. (ts; • . —y " ■- Sheriffs Plank Ti-rwi?«. Far Sale at this Offer % ,