Augusta chronicle. (Augusta, Ga.) 1820-1821, December 07, 1820, Image 4
B\ Uitl IT.ta Ul'iM «.<!' THE L>.<>
TED STATES.
Whereas, by various acta of Cougress
the President otlhe United States is an ,
thni iziid 10 direct the public lands which_
l»a»c oteu surveyed to be ofiered to
•ate,
Tnereldpe, I James Monroe, President
•Os the United States, do hereby declare
■ud make known, that public sales tor
the. disposal (according to la v) of pub
lic Ui.as, shall be held as follows, viz:
U Franklin, in Missouri, on the first
Monday in January next, for the-sale oi
Toyvitslwpa 51 to 35, in range 26,
the sd» pi'mcipal meridian lino.
5J to 55, ranges 27 and 2b do.
51 to 55, range 29 do.
At tiie same place, on the nest Moiuruy
in .March next for the sale of
Townships 51 -and 56, in range 30 west
oi' the piincipVl meridian line.
50 to 56, in range 31, 33, and 33 do
At bl. UiuL, in said state, on the first
Monde fy in December next, for the sale of
Townships 35 to 41. in range 1 and J,
east of the sth principal M riedian hue.
At the s nnc place, on the hrsl Mon
day m March next, for the sale ol
'Townships 35 and 44, in ranf-.sJ and 4
1U the same place, on the Ist Monday i
May next, fi-r the sale uf‘
Townships 35 and 44,, in range an.. ,
casi.and of 43 and 44, ii) range 7 east.
At Jackson, in he county ol Lape <J| ‘
vnvdc i, in the said side, on the hist Mon
day in February next, for the sale ol
To v. ships 34, in ranges I and 14, ol the.
slh principal meridian line.
33 range 4 east do.
29 30 ami 31 5 ® 3<
31 32 and 33 6
At Edward sville, in the state of Illinois
-On tin. first Monday in January next, tor
'the sale of _ . ,
Towijsiuii 8 and 13 in range 9 west ol
•The 31 principal metidian line
11 to 13 ]0 and H
9 to 15 • 12 and 13 do
8 to 12 14 do .
$ to 10 range 14 west of 2dpnnci
pal meridian line.
3 9 and lO rouges 12 and I *
At Detroit, in Michigan territory, on
the first Monday in November next, lor
the sale of . . ,
. Townships 8 9 and 10 S m ranges 4 and
6 east,
8 a id 9 6
7 Ban 9 7 and 8
Except such lands as nave bed or may
reserved »y law for the mpport ol
Schools, or for other purposes The
hall he sold in regular numerical
Order, beginning with the lowest number
of sections, townships and ranges. _
G.voti under my hand at the city ol
Washington, tnis nineieenih day ol
JAMES MONROE.
Ry the President.
y JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Oi
'free. , ...
Printers who ar- authorised to publish
the laws of the United SlaUs, will pub
lish tiie above once a work till the first
■of May, aiid send their bills to the Gen
eral Laud office for payment.
Septeirhe 1820.
UY TUB PUBBIDKNT OF THE UNli’EI
3 FATES.
Whereas, hy an act oi Congress passm
on tiie I7lii til’ March .830, entitled “ An
set to authorize the President of the U
Stales to appoint a deceiver of the Pubic
Montes and Register of tiie Laud Olfic
for the district of Lawrence county in tlu
At \ msas territory," it is enacted, tine
any person, having a claim to a right oi
pre-emption within the said district, shal
ipake known his claim and location, ac
cording to the provision of the laws nov
•in force, to the Register, at least six wcck>
before the time to be designated by thi
President of the United States for issuing
patents to the soldiers of the late army
entitled to bounty land in said district:
Therefore,! James Monroe, President
of the United States, do hereby designate
die fourth Monday of November next, a?
the time at which patents as aforesaid
■shall commence to issue
Given under my hand, at the City ol
Washington, the eighteenth April,
182 U.
JAMES MONROE
Dy the President,
Josixn Meios,
3»missloner ®fthe Gene Off cc
Private Boarding House*
IMLIS. S ANDWICH has opened a Pri
vat Hoarding House on the corner of
Washington and Ellis Streets, in the
Tcnemo.U formerly occupied by Mr. Oh
ver Reid.
Young Ladles from the country canbi
"Comfortably accommodated.
November 13 ts
NOTICE.
persons that a-e indebted to the
•estate of Z.uloc M. gruder, laic of Culuin
bi.i dec. are desired to come forward and
settle, or liquidate thcr accounts imme
diately ; or they may find their accounts
in the hands of an officer for collection.
And all those who may have demands on
said estate, are requested to bring for-..
ward their accounts, properly attested,
agreeable to law, as they may be settled
•by the Administrators.
George Magnifier,
Treaey Magruder.
Mov 17 - tds
Georgia, Lincoln County.
Taken up by D.ivid S.
York, and posted be
fr* Tore John Fraser, Fsq.
T u sorrel MARE, four
feet ten or eleven inch-
V tjj. f es high, about ten or
121. eleven yerys old, blaze
11 1 ™ faced, grey hairs inter,
mixed about the head and body, inside of
the 1 ft hind foot white, switch tail com
mon Main, appraised by Thomas Jennings
and James Yqrk to sixty dollars, Novem
ber II h, and returned to office the 20th
November, 1820-
Peter Lamar,
'* Clerk Ju, I, Court .
November 27 -8t
THE SUBSCRIBER
WISHES to dispose of 17 prime Boat
Hands, at reduced price s for Cast),
Produce or good town paper with endorse
ment. —the known good character of the
Hands miis.t he an inducement to any one
wishes to own such property.
Augustus IJrux.
November UJ ts
FOR SALE.
A. VALUABLE >PLANTATIQH'«t the
confluence of Oconee and Ocknmlgci
rivers, containing 96.1 acres of cane-brake
oak, hickory ami pine land, heavily tim
bered, and adjacent to one of the best land
ing on the Ocoftee; -150 acres now under
cultivation. There is a Shall ■Fishery ex-/
celled by none on that river; a peach'
orchard of rare fruit, which may "be made
to yield 500 orTdud gallons, a-Cotton Ma
chine Sto. he. 'I Ids situation is at the head
off steam-boat navigation, which at some
period will become a place of dope**.,
and pGrhtps a thriving town. —Terms
made known on application.
Benjamin G. Cmy.
NOTICE.
r..AT bn Taesd .y the Split day of‘Dc
comb;* next
Will be Sold,
At the 'ate residence ot Zadoc Magruder,
dec. all the personal Estate of the said
dec. consisting of the whole ot the pre
sent crop, together with all the stock of
all kinds the Household and Kitchen fin--
nituie, and many other articles too tedi ‘
ous to enumerate,
ALSO,
Between fifty fy sixty ncL
groesto be hired at the same time. The
•terms will be ten months Credit, with'
not;8 and approved security, the proper*
ty iiftt to be altered until the terms of the
sale is complied with.
N. B. The sale -and hiring, will eontin
uefrocn day to day, until all is sold.
George Magpuder,
Treacy Magruder.
November 17 tds
NOTICE.
C3n the first Monday in January n
die Ncgtoes, belonging to Caroline Si Sea
born Skinner, will be hired our, for one
year—*it the House of John Skinner,’"in
Richmond Comity. And on the same day,
will be sold, their part of the crop, made
on the place that John Skinner now oc*
copies ius.ii I County of Richmond.
Livingston Skinner, Guar.
M ;v- -uix-r !'.% tds
i’ll WLIC HALES
Ot LHttutaiiun, Stock* s;c
On the 20 th December IddU
T
J. HR subscribers offer for sale their
plantation, known as HOUSE CHEEK, in
South Carolina, levs than two miles below
the City of Vugusta on the Savannah Hi.
ver.—Horae Creek Plantation contains
804 Acres of Land, nearly one half of
which it is supposed is swamp. About
one half of the Plantation is cleared land
11 not disposed of at private sale previous
ly, the above Plantation will be offered
at public Sale, on the premises, together,
with Slock, Corn, ami Fodder, Plantation ;
Utansils kc. See. at**! o’clock, on the 2Utlr
next month. '
The terms of sale, which will be libe
ral, will be made known on the day of
sale. A copy Plat of the Plantation wilb
be left with the Overseer for inspection.
For further particulars, apply to
LEMUEL.KOLLOCK, Savannah.
Or to E. P CAMPBELL, Augusta
Art* The Editors of the City
Charleston, the Savannah Kopujflltaii, fc
Georgia Journal, Milledgeville, aiPPeques
led to insert the above once a week, until
the day of Sale, and forward their account
to the Office of the Augusta Herald for
payment.
November 11—«wtds.
WILL BE SOLD
N the ?9th of December next, at the
residence rs the late James Oliver dec.
all personal property of the said dec.
consisting ot house-hold and kitchen fur
niture, Plantation tools, Horses and Cat
tle, Corn and Fodder, Wagon, and cotton
Giu. The Negroes of saiJ estate to he
hired at the same time, for the term of
twelve months.
Terms of sale and hiring, to be made
known on the day of sale.
•John Oliver, Adm'r.
November 17 lw3t.
4 iM» i ,
All persons having *ny demands a
gainst said estate, bring them forward at
tested agreeable to law, and they will be
attended to.
JOHN OLIVER, Wfc
Aciministrurors Hale.
4 GUERAOLY loan order of the Houor
• « able the Court of Ordinary of Burke
e.i iiity, will he sold at the Court Horn* in
■.,;e town of Waynesboro' on the first
Tuesday in January next! the six negroes
following, viz. Adam, Maria, Albert, Clmn
(ja gne, Bam and George. The said No
groes being part of die personal property
ot. Elis! w-Lund late of Burke county dec;
and sold for the benefit of Ids heirs and
Creditors.—Terms made known on tlie
day.
Hester Xaml, adm'x.
Morgan Rodgers, adm'r
November 27, v-4(,.
*** We are authorized
to aiißMnce ANSELM QUGG Esq. as a
candidate for the otHie of Receiver of l
l atx Returns, for Richmond county, at
tin* ensuing election.
November 11 tde
BLANKS
For sale at this Office. ‘
Sheriff’s Sale,
ON she first Tuesday in January next,
at the Court-house in the town of
Waynesboro ugh, Burke county, between
the uaiul hours.
WILL Bfi SOLD,
Tliroe Negroes, to wit:—
Luke, Violet, and her child Smart, levi
ed on as the property of Charles Covauah,
to satisfy sundry executions from ajus'.i
ci s Court in favor of sundry persons, rt
turned by a Cons'.able.
ALSO.
One tiegro girl Lucy, le
vied on as the properly of Josiah Vlklay,
to satisfy sundry executions from a Justi
c/s Court, in favoi * f sundry persons rc
j turned by a Constable
Wade Brown, d. s.
, December 4 tds
1 Sheriff’s Sale.
, On she first Tuesday in January next, at
< tlie Court-house in Warrenlon,-between
Uie hours of sale,
WILL BE SOLD,
Three Negroes, o;;c wo
man by the name oi Scaly and her child
Aggy, and one girl by tlie name of i'a.
lienee; levied on to satisfy au execution
in favor of Baker and Heath, vs. Tiioring
ton Gibson, pointed out by tiie defendant.
ALSO,
460 acres pfne land, on
■ the waters of Fort Greek, adjoining lands
1 of Adam Jones and others, granted to Un
der Barrel, levied on to satisfy an exccu
l lion in favor of David Cody Bearer, vs.
Coder llarrel, pointed out by the defend
ant. ALSO,
115 acres ot* land, more
oi less, on the waters of Long Creek, un
joining A. Breiikly and others, with
' he improvements thereon, levied on to
1 satisfy an execution in litvor of Baker and
t llcttli and others, vs. Frederick Hebert
aon, pointed out hy the defendant.
ALSO,
425 acres of pine land, on.
.he waters of Big Creek, it being the place
» hereon Isaac Downs now lives, levied on
u> satisfy an execution in tut or of -D:ivid r
Cody, bearer, vs, Isaac Downs, pointed
out by Downs.
ALSO,
320 acres of land on tlie
waters ofLong Creek, granted to Echn’d
’ Taylor senr. at the time of survey, bound
on all sides by surveyed land, levied on;
a satisfy an execution in favor of Edmond
1 Alexander vs Edmond Taylor, property
' pointed out by Edmond W -Taylor.
ALSO,
1 One sorrel mare $ cart,!
wo feather beds and stead?, three cows
id Calves, two lieif/ p yearlings, two sheep
and twelve head of hogs, levied m to sal
■ i.fy an execution in favor of ; Baker anti
Keeth vs Susan Williams & Jer. Bell, pro
perty pointed out by Susan Williams.
A. Rogers, s. w. c. ■
November 30 v; >w
Administrators Hale. ?
AGREE VULE to .an order of the court'
of Ordinary of Elbert county, will be
( sold at the court house in said county, on;,
p the first Tuesday in December next, part*
, of a lot ot land situate in the town of Ruck
ersville, in said couaty, and known as lot
No. 3, belonging to the estate of James
I Royal, dec. and to be sold for the benefit
of the heirs of said deceased. Terms wiL
be made known on the day of sale.
Solomon Jones,
Abraham Royal,
Oct. 3 Jldministrators
v,
Administrator's Sulq.
A greeable to an order of the flon
orahle the Inferior Court of the Conniv
of Burke, when selling for Ordinary pur
poses.
Will be Sold,
; on the‘first Tuesday in January next, at
tlie Court house in the town of Waynes
borough, between the usual sale hours,
Korn* old Negroes, (viz.)
Joe, FiiUlis, Hannah and Jack, the pro--
perly of Lucretia Noblos dec. sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
dtp. Terms made known oirday of sale.
Arthur Bell, Adm'r.
Nov ember 17 ids
Administrator's Hale,
1 A GUEEABLE to an order of the Hon
’ il. orabi ■ Court of Ordinary, ofCqluni
‘ liia county. Wiil be sold on tlie 4th Mon
day in January next, at Columbia Court
House, 200 acres of laud lying in Celum-,
l)iu county, on the waters of the Little Ki
okee creek, adjoining lands of R Tubman
and otiiers, a description of the place is
thought unnecessary as no person would
like to purchase without viewing the pre
mises first—soldas tiie estate of Arm T.
Johnson dec.—Terms of sale made known
on tlie day,
Francis T. Allen, fir mV,
Nov. 30 tds
Administrator's Sale.
ON the first Tuesday in February next
Will be Sold at the Court House in
■ Waynesboro’ two thirds of a tract of land
i containing sixty-five acres, for tlie bene
• fit of the heirs of James Hfist, deceased.
John Htockdale, id'r.
November 23 m2mp
Coroner’s Sale. "
WILL BE SOLD,
ON tkp first Tuesday in January next,
in the town of Waynesborotigh,in tin
county of Burke, one negro man named
Prank. & one riding Gig, levied on as the
property of James Brown, to satisfy an ex
ecution in favor of John Davis, against
Wilsdn'Navy, James Brown and Joseph
Altaway -said property being sold on the"
first Tuesday in the last month, but the
terms of the sale not being complied with
the above property will be resold at the
risk of the former purchaser, on the-day
and at the place above mentioned. **'
Wdial’ll Roberta,
B«C. 4 Ida Cspsnrr
Executor's Sale. I
On Tuesday the 28th day of Decern
her next, at the late residence of Am
brose Jones dec’d. in Columbia Count,,
between the usual hours.
Will be Sold,
The whole of the personal property
belonging to said estate, (Negroesexcept
ed,) Consisting of
The stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep
Hogs, Ike. The crop of Corn, Fodder,
Wheat Oats he. One first rate Gigg and
Harness, one Wagon and Gear, one ex
cellent copper still, with apparatus com
plete. Plantation utensils, House-hold Ist
kitchen furniture, togeth-r with a num
ber of other ..nicks, which it would be
. tedious to enumerate..
Terms made k,io-vn on the day of sale
Sale to continue from day to day, until
completed.
Arclioi* A vary, lix'r.
November 17 « 6-v
hxeruLov's Sale.
W ILL he Sold, on the 2Slh day of
December, at tiie late residence of June
■Florence, deceased, of Lincoln county,
all the personal property not willed add
dispoaial t.f by will of said deceased, voz
Negroes, Hi/rscs,, ‘Cattle, Hog.-:, House
hold and Kitciien Furniture, and a great
vaiieiy of other uriicl(:a too tedious to
enumerate. Terms of sale will be liber
al, and made known on the day.
Thomas I lore rice, jr. ex'v.
Nov 17 tds
Afl'miiUbti'iitrix’ Hale.
Tuesday, tlie 4th January 18-1,
will be soKl, at the Court House in
Waymsborough, Burke county', the real
estate of Thomas Tipton, deceased, con
sisting of
22 5 acres of Land, more
1 or less, lying in Burke county, adjoining
ands of Felix J. Burns and Win. Sexton—
sold for the benefit of the heirs and cred
ilois of said deceased.
Aina Tipton, admr’x.
Nov 17 tds
Administrator’s Hule #
WILL be sold on the 15th of January
.next, at the late residence ofAVilii
am Dennis senr. dec. the personal prop
erty pf said deceased, consisting of Corn,
Fodder, L Cotton, 'Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Household aqd Kitchen Furniture, and
many other ■'articles too tedious to men
tion-sold for tlie benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased,—-Terms made
! known on the day of sale.
• John H. Little, Adm'r.
• fiNovcmotr 27. T tds
Executor's Sale.
48/HLL be sold at Sandersville, Colum
: fr bia county, on Monday the 4th ot
! December; the crop ofiConi, Fodder an 4
Oats belonging to the t\Kate of Col. Tho
mas Carr dec.—And on Wednesday th
j 27th of the eame month, will be sold a
; Alexandria, the late residence of the dec.
the crop of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheal
Horses, 'Cattle, Sheep, household and
Kitchen furniture, &c Persons desirou*
>f purchasing fine blooded mares and a
young slock of half blooded Cattle will do'
well to attend.—The terms of sale will b(
cash for all stuns not exceeding twenty
live Dollars, and a credit of twelve months
for all purchases above that amount, to be
secured by small notes with approved se
cu-ity, with interest from date it not punc
tually paid.— All debts due by the estate
of the deceased will be discounted in pur
chasers
Nicholas Ware, J'tel
William A. Carr. \ »
■— •
Noocmber 23.
City Tax Collector’s Hale.
At tlie Market-house in the City of Augus
ta, on the Ist Tuesday in January next,-
between the usual hours of sale,
7|".HE follow'ng lots in Springfield, viz
i- 1,2, 3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18,
19, 23, 24. 25, 26, 27, 31, 32, 42, 43 49,
50, 68866, and 67, to satisfy life road lux
for theyears 1813, 1819 and road ami well
tax for 1820, tax due on each lot, ninety
five cents and cost.
ALSO,
One other lot in the ci y
of Augusta, known in the plan of the ci-.
ty of Augusta, by No. occupied by Ann;’
Sturges and others to satisly the road and
well Tax for theyears 1819 and 1320, a
mounting to nine dollars and seventy-five 'i
cents and cost.
A. Bugg, c. T. c # ;
November 30 w'tds
' _
WiWßc Hired,
the late residence of Jesse Winfrey
deceased, of Columbia county, on the se
cond day of January next, all tlie Negroes
belonging to the Estate of said deceased;
consisting of men, women and children.
Also, one prime Blacksmith,
Benjamin E. Winfrey,
James C. Walker,
EXECUTORS.
Nov 20
Tor Sale, .
147 acres of mixed land
9 miles above Augusta, on the road leading
from thence to Columbia court house—
belonging to the estate of Bennett Whi
t deceased. On the premises there
are 2 tolerable good dwelling houses, with
°'tt houses, garden and an orchard of
choice Peach trees—a spring of excellent
water, and about thirty acres of cleared
land, under a good fence. This land o
pens to a U ge and elegant pine wood
range. A further description is deemed 1
unnecessary, as any person wishing to pur
chase, womd wish to view the land before
they purchase. The terms will be very
accommodating—any person wishing to
purchase, can call oi) Arthur Foster, of
Columbia county, or mrs Sarah Whitting
ton of Richmond county. . ’
Sarah Whittington, ex’tx
Arthur Foster, »cx’r*
may 39
I Notice. fl
A PPLI CATION will be nad ■
, f '" or court of Wan ci ,bs "■ ■
Monday iu December S,* 0,1 1
>utmg' on ordinary— f QI . i..V *'• '■ d« H
a.u merchandise, belonging to I
ol James Brady, dec. lu'e ofs-L " I
also, one Horse, Saddle andp,H U ' m ' I
sundry other articles
non, and at the same time and nl I
be rented tor the term of t A e lv * ll I
a Vuluable tract of land ' ,lul;: U I
Hopkins atprese.it resides! Vu? M ’ 1 I
situated as a stand for a Oountw. Cmir ■
putjlic bouse, ■
duelling house, store house and all *’ I
necessasyo.it buildings.' u, ‘'* ■
he held three quarters of a m I
shivers s nulls at Davis Andre*». f* I
w.d will continue from day to L I
tlie whole is disposed .d—Tem.s i U I
months credit, small notes and I
security .—Ah suns under a dollars £7* I
'V in. Shivers, sCn’p. I
Nov M ”^“'ulorpro.i I
iC, tt'.iw m
NOTICE. I
On the first Tuesday in February ne»t I
in tne town of'W arrenton, Warred ‘ I
(y, will be offered for sale one >’ C ? n ‘ I
and eighty acres of I and, lying 'Aj I
county, on the waters of )„• * I I, 1 I
ad joining lands of Wcodword ai d fv. I
man and others, sold for the ber-fi. I I
ti.e heirs ami creditors of .tames r !„ ° f I
of the said county I
to au order obtained frem the it, I
'Justices of the Inferior Court „f a a I
county, when sitting for ordinary I
«CS. ' r 1 " I
Mary iVTaran,
■La'« Mary Cooper, Adn'rx.
Nov 27 dtp J
Notice.
THOSE who have any demands ml.*
die estate of Doctor E. flrux,
ed, are requested to bHng them forward
.or settlement; and those indebted to the
estate, are desired to make immediate
payment to the subscriber.
Augustus Bril-
November 27 3 t
Notice
4 LL those indebted to the estate of
James Brady deceased late of Warren
county, are requested to make immediate
payment or suit will be commenced indis.
oriminately, and those to whom the es.
t ite is indebted, to render in their claims
properly authenticated as the law directs.
Wm. Shiver , sen’r.
. . Administrator pro. ten,
mv. 23
' Notice.
PURSUANT to an order of the Infer!,
or court of Columbia connty, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, will be sold
ai the court-house in the said county, oa
he first Tuesday in December next.
One half a certain Ne*
gro Fellow by the name of CAIN- Also
one half of a certain Tract of LAND, cob.
tuning two hundred and fifty acres, more
or less, lying in the said comity, on Little
River, adjoining Ship Cartledge and oth
ers, belonging to the estate of Samuel
Sullivan, deceased, to b. sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
estate. Terms made known on the day
of sale.
Obidiah Sullivan, ? ,
Jas. 8. Gregory, sexrt$ exrt
Sept. 26 wlds
Notice
* s Aere by given to all my Creditors,
f|l
i HAT I have made application to the
honorable the Justices of the Inferior
C»urt for the benefit of the several Acts
of the General Assembly of the state of
Georgia, passed for the relief of insol.
vtnt Debtors; and that they have ap.
pointed Friday, the 22d day of Decern,
ber next, for the examination <d my case; at
which time my Creditors will please at
tend a 1 the Court House of said county,
to shew cause, (if any they have,) wl.y the
said inferior Court should not extend to
me, the benefits of the said acts, and 1
ne relieved from my present confine,
ment
A S Milton.
Nov M
NOTICE.
A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate
of George Tankersly sen’r deceased, late
of Columbia connty, are requested to
make immediate paynient: and those to
whom said estate is indebted, will present
their accounts, within the time prescribed
by law, for settlement.
Dreadsil Face,
Bennett Crafton,
Geo, Tankersly,
jWJWWSTtutors-
October 7
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the late firm ot
E. K. BILLINGS, & Co, are requested!?
make immediate payment to the subscri
ber, who on a surrender of the effects or
the firm by A C. Billings one of the PW*
ties was appointed assignee by the Cre i
tors and is the only person authorised
receive the debts due said firm.
JOHN C. SNEAD, Assignee
■ November, 2——lm
Strayed or Stolen#
About a month ago two horses, one a
grev horse, about eight years old, 1
marks of the collar round his shou ( »
the other is a small bay borse, ball “ .
whicli extends over the greatest p
l>is nose, his two hind feet white,
person who shall take up the above 1 '
wlill receive Ten Dollars.reward, “
Dollars for either, by delivering *;
L. P. Dugas, at Stoney Bluff, Burke Coen
tj, or the subscribers in
October, Jl l —6t-