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BHEBIFFB’ HALEwi
Sheriff’s Bale.
WILL be sold, at the Court House in
Warrenton. on ths first Tuesday in
February next, between the usual hours
of sale.
100 acres of Oak Hick
ory land on the waters of Kocky Comfort,
adjoining A. Moncrief and ethers, It being
the place whereon liichard Smith now
lives, levied on to satisfy several small ex
ecutions in favor of Micajah Brooks, vs.
Aichard Smith, property pointed out by
the defendant, levied on and returned to
me by L. Jackson, constable
a Lie
10* acres of land, on the
waters of Middle Creek, adjoining lands
of Reese and others, levied on to satisfy
Several small executions issued out ot a
.Justices court, iti favor of J. A k iieese
and other*. vs Haitwell Felts, levied on
by W. Ilight constable, A returned to me.
ALSU
One Utiy mare seven years
oldi two four years old steers, three cows
and yearlings, on*' three years old heifer,
„ levied on to satisfy an execution in favor
of J U B (Jody vs John Newsom, p /tilled
oat by the defendant.
ALSO
90 acres of laud adjoining
Brown and fiarrel, with the improvements
thereon, levied onto satisfy several smui
small executions in favor of Stephen Burn
ley end others vs Solomon Urenad, levied
on by Lewis Zachary constable aud re
turned to me,
also
8.96 acres of land on Harts
creek, adjoining Lewis and others, with
good improvements thereon, it being
known as Turner's Cross Hoads, le ied
on'to satisfy an execution in favor of Mel.
Lon Wright and others vs Stephen C.
Turner, and James 8 Turner, property
point ed out by .1 S Turner.
also
473 acres of land on the
waters of Briar creek, adjoining Tucker,
and others it being the place that Dan
iel Hutcherson now lives on, levied oil to
satisfy a li fa in favor of John Butt vs Hut
dherson, Clark aud Hhmtfoid.
ALSO
407 acres of land on the
waters of Harts Creek, adjoining lands of
Greson and others, it being tne place
whercot Benjamin 8 Harrison now lives
levied on to satisfy an execution in favor
of John Bull vs Benjamin 3 Harrison,
■pointed out by the defendant.
ALSO
500 acres of Pine laud on
the waters of Deep creek, and 715 acres
on Uie waters of Red creek, adjoining Js.
Daily and others, levied on as the prop
*fty f Alexander Hailey, to satisfy au ex
ecution in favor of David C Rose Vs A and
Z Bade/, pointed out by Bailey.
ALSO <
100 acres of land more or
less, adjoining James Bailey and others,
it being the place where Zachariah Hailey
iibw lives, two cows and calves, I steer
three years old, 200 head of Logs, levied
on as the pioperty of Zachariah Daily to
satisfy an execution in favor *•! Davi it;
Hot;.- >’i A and Z Bailey, pointed out by
Z Bn* ley,
A. Rogers, s w c.
January 1 tits
Sheriff's Sale.
Will, be sold on Die first Tuesday in
February in xt, at the Court house
in Wayne thorough Burke county, within
the usual hoars of sale.
Between 5 unu 7 hundred
bushels of com, (more or less) attached
at the property of Bryant O’Uanion, to
satisfy d. Ls N. L Sturge* and Rvdfieht,
Garlics, tv Co. sold by order of the honor
able Die Interior court us perishable pro
perly.
ALSO,
100 acres Oak § Hickory
Land (m*e or 'ess) Joint ig Williams and
ui.iers, levied on astlu; property of Uo
herl Fryer, to satisfy Pemberton amt Key-
Isolds and others.
ALSO,
3 tracts of Oak & Hickory
Land containing ioO acres each, (more or
less) joining Cox and others, levied on as
the property of Feter Kiouldmg, lo satis
vx William Kee, 1* 1
Moulding aud D 0 P*ulsUi
ALSO,
107 acres of Oak and
Hickory Laud (more or less) Joining, the*
town of Wsynesborough, and tko negroes
ftolett and’her child OHs, levied on as
tins properly of Micajah U. Ward, to sat
isfy Taft and Fisher, vs. M. B. Ward and
Simeon Del!
ALSO,
850 acres Oak & Hieko-
JLand, t.oic or less, jounf Powell and oth
ers on Brier Creek; 1c tied on as the pro
perty of Thomas Red, to satisfy a fi fa in
favor of Pemberton' Reynolds and others;
pointed out by defendant.
ALSO,
Two 'Negroes, viz. Dub
lin and Sere.'i:, levied on as Uio properly
of Joseph Shewmake, (administrator of
tb« estate of James Henderson,) to satisfy
Two executions in favor of Gross Scruggs!
pointed out by J. Shewmake, adm’r.
ALSO.
867 1-* acres of Prime
Land, joining Lively and others ; levied
on as the piojierty of John Royal, jun lo
satisfy sundry f 1 fa’s from a justice*’ court
in favor of Muse* Mulkey; returned by
Isaac Mulkey, constable.
ALSO,
One horse and gig* and
harness, aud a negro gii I nameu Critiy,
levied on as the property of Joseph Roc,
to satisfy sundry fi fids.
Wilson Navej, a. b, c.
January I——ids
UVYBO AItDING.
A few genteel Boarders con be accomu
date, with Day Boarding in a privau
Ottob t r«‘ ' l ” i: “' W ’ ° ?k '-
;l Sheriff’s Sale
Will biTSold,
AT the Market house in the City of
Augusta, between the usual hours of
n sale, on the first Tuesday in Msrch next,
* the following property', viz. belonging to
the estate of Benjamin Yarnokl, dec.
* NEGROES,
£ Peter Punch, aged about forty years,
»’ Hhoda, aged about forty-five years, Sarah,
i- aged about twenty two years, Rose, aged
•- about seven yews, Keziah, aged about
y eigliteen, Elizabeth, aged about six
u months, Sukey, aged shout fourteen
years, Phoebe, aged about twelve years,
Stacy, aged boot seven years, Sophia.
» aged about five years, Nanny, aged about
forty-five years, M’Gnider, aged about
11 ten years, Tom, aged about one year
Hark, aged about twenty one years, T itus,
J aged about twenty one years, Peter, aged
about live years.
Furniture,
Two pair shovel tongs,
1 Tender, 2 pair andirons, 1 secretary, 1
book case, 1 desk, 1 mahogany side board,
1 sofa, 3 mahogany dining tables, and 2
ends, 2 b tire sun, 7 beds, bedsteads and
lufuituri, ] j dozen chairs and 2 Carpels,
Calllr , fyc.
18 head of hogs, 6 head
* of Cattle, and one horse h Gig, all levied
ou to satisfy an execution on the foredo-
I sure of a Mortgage Ac. in favor of Stewart
* ami Hargraves, vs. Heirs and Represen
tatives of Benjamin Yarnold, dec.
Wm. Lamkin, Sheriff.
January 4 Ids
r Sheriff’s Sale,
i
Will he Sold,
I L T the Market house in the city of
A Augusta, between the usual hours of
sale, oft the first tuesday in February next.
k One house and two acres
* of Land, adjoining John D’Antignac and
others sold lo satisfy severs! executions,
J viz Ben jamin Sims vs. Administrators of
* Zachariah Hell, Cunningham ii Meigs vs.
the same, HoUuud M’Tyre, vs. the same.
ALSO,
One negro man named
. York, levied ou to satisfy an execution in
l favor of the administrators of George
Walker aud others, vs. Samuel C. Doug
las.
ALSO,
4 tables, 1 slab, G chairs
1 matrass, 1 wagon, I horse, 3 cows and
35 other bead ol cattle and sundry other
articles, levied on to satisfy nn execution
in tuvorof Alleu Mathews, Vs. Foster :.nd
Peterson.
ALSO,
One house aud lot on Tel
fair Street, levied on to satisfy an execu
tion issued lioiu the Justices cotri-t, in fa
vor ofC. D. Stuart, vs Cleon Nslly and
Absalom Kliudesjr. returned to the Slier
ilfby a city constable.
Wm. Laiakin, Sheriff.
January 4 tds
Slid rill” 8 £ule.
Will Sold,
ON the first Tuesday in February next,
at the court-house in Jacksonbomugb
Striven county, between the usual hours
of ten and three o’cloak.
One negro girl named
f.ixcr, levied on as tne property of An
drew Fulwood to satisfy sun.try ex* cu
rious in iuvor of John Pi llock and others.
ALSO,
400 acres of laud, lying
and being in the county ot Hcnven, ad
joining laud ui Elsey Wright and others,
levied on us the property of John Nichol
son dec lo satisfy sundry executions in
favor of John Bryan and Philip Griner,
against John Nicholson and John Bran
non, properly pointed out hy the admin-
Ulrator us John Nicholson, levied and re
turned to me by a Constable.
Solo ni on Kemp, s. s. c.
J auuary 4 tds
J Admistrators £ulcs.
Administrators Sale.
Will b7 Sold,
* A~kN Jhc 9lh day of February next, at
1 the bile resilience of John Uuill de
’ ceased, ill Columbia county.
i All the property belong
ing to John Esic 11 dec consisting of ortc
Horse, Which aud other articles.
• Chjir’ed Hoall, . ,
; Abduiund Roberts. a< m rs ’
, January 4 tds
Administrator’s^Salo!
A.GUEF.AHI..E to an order of the hou
orablc the Court of Ordinary, will be
sold on the first Tuesday in Febi m y
| next, between the usual hours o i sa-e,
One hundred v SRy a
cres of latad, more or tes t in Burke
county, adjoining Thomas f jrlh, and o
k
I aers, on Uocky Creek.
j ALSO.
o lwo negroes, viz. Swckey
t and her child Felsun, about 7 years old,
r , J “ ' w l >ro P ert y Os William Luke
deceased for the benefit of his heirs and
% d,l0r 1(~ 1 erm “ made known on the
, Robert Dickson adm'r.
November II
Administrator's Sale.
J' lNt > Tue »day in February next
" Wl i! be , !,ola «the Court House in
Waynesboro’ two thirds of a tract of land
cont.in.mf «xty-five acres, for the bene
tr fit of Oic heirs of James Hust, deceased.
John StockdaMdV.
November 33
, *’ >
Administrators Sales.
WILL be sold on Thursday the 110*
day of January nest, at tire late residence
of CapL David McKinney, dec. on Broad
f street, nearly opposite the Planters’ Ho'el,
All the stock in trade,
3 consisting of a pretty general assortment
in the Saddlery line.—Also, household
and kitchen furniture, a pair of first rate
horses snd carriage, a good saddle horse,
s waggon and dray, with many other arti.
’ e’ea, belonging to the estate of said dc
-1 rfkased.
t Will be Rented at the
1 same time and place, tire frwnt store and
3 cellar, with a good back store, until the
* Ist October 1821. The stand for business
• is equal to any in tUfi city,—The dwelling
| part will be rented at the same time.
1 TERMS—AII sums under gSO cash
ami all over that sum, a credit of six
? months—Notes with an approved endorser
1 will be required.
Constance Sophia M’Kinney, admx.’
John Cashin, > . .
.To/mJMcKmm, $ A(Jm rl ’
D'cember 4 -wUls
Administrator’s Hale.
AGREEABLE to an order of the Hon
orable Court of Ordinary, of Colnm
bia county. Will be sold cu the Ist Tries,
day in Fern ary next, at Columbia Court
Flonse, 200 acres of land lying in Colum
bia comity, on to; waters of the Little Ki
okee creek, adjoining lands of R Tubman
and others, a description of the place is
thought unnecessary as no person would
like to purchase without viewing the pie
mises first —sold as the estate of Ann T.
Johnson dec.— terms of sale made known
on the day,
Frauds T. Allen, awtV.
Nov. 30 tds
Executors Sales.
; Executor’s »aie.
ON the 20th day of January next will
be sold to the highest bidder, on a
creditof Ight months, at the late resi
dence of Notley Whitcombc, deceased, all
the pershiable part of said dec. property
consisting of Household and Kitchen Fur
, niture, stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs;
Alto —The crop on hand, of Corn, Fod
dor and Cotton- At the same lime and
place will be rented the Plantation where
on the said Nollcy Whitcombc resided,
also, several Fisheries on Savannah rive,
and Negroes belonging to said Estate will
be hired for the ensuing year.
M. Keith, executor.
December 11. 9t
Executors' Sale.
f V ILL be sold on the 10th of January
v f next in Columbia and at his place
of residence, all the personal and real es
tate of Clementius Davis deceased. Con
sisting ofCuttle, Sheep and Hogs, Corn
and Fodder and other articles too tedi
ous to mention—Terms made known on
the day of sale.
Jaincs Burroughs,
W. Fuller, ex'ors.
December 18. tds
Executor s Sale.
WILL be sold on the 15th of January
next, at the late residence of Willi
am Dennis senr. dec. the personal prop
erty of said d'ceased, consisting o (< Corn,
Fodder, Colton, Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
many other articles too tedious to men
tion —sold for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased.—Terms made
know n on the day of sale.
JOHN 11. LITTLE, Adm'r.
November 27. tds.
Executors Sale.
V%: ILL be sold on the 2.lth of January
> v nextin Columbia,,and at his place
of residence, all the Personal Estate of
Clementius Davis, deceased.—-Consisting
of Household and Kitchen Furniture, sloe k
of Horsts, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Corn,
Fodder, Cotton; and oilier articles too te
dious to mention.
Terms of Sale—credit tint’d the Ist of
October next, with approved endorsers,
except the Cotton,
JAMES BURROUGHS,
WM. FULLER, ex’ors,
December 11. wfit
Will he Sold
ON a credit of twelve months at the late
residence of Mrs. Sarah Dawson,
laic of the county of Richmond, deceased;
on Monday the;2Jth of January next, one
House, one Steer, and one easy Chair, it
being the remainder of the personal pro
perly belonging to the estate of the said
deceased
W. A. Bugg, Ex'or.
December 18. osw lw
totK'es.
Notice.
’■’’HE Subscriber was walking the street
I on last evening, on the second square
above the market house, when he was mo
lested and knocked down by two Ksrgo
Fellows and his bundle of clothes taken
from him; in the bundle was three linen
shirts, two waistcoats, five neck haidker
chief’s—three while and two black silk
live pair of Stockings, one pair of new
Shoes with a stamp of an eagle on the
soal, one Hone and Razors, and one and
a half yards of Biaok Silk.—Any person
giving information that will lead to the
discovery of the Robbers, will confer a
favor on an unfortunate individual and
shall receive Five dollars meant, and any
person observing the above articles in the
hands of a suspicious character, is request
ed to stop them till due enquiry relative
to them can be made
Andre at Hudson.
December 28 If
wncE "
THE Co-Partnership of J. & B. CODY,
has been many months dissolved, and
. notes made hereafter under the firm will
not be acknowledged by
JOHN M'COUMICK, Agent for
BARNETT CODY.
J#tu*ry I 4t
Notice.
i AxL persons having demands against
; the estate of Peter Lahobur; deceased,
late of Edgefield District S. C. are re
quested 10 render them in duly a.tcs.c-,
within the time prescribed by Law. 1 bose
indebted to said estate are also requests
■ o make immediate payment.
H. Duiiton, ) F »
J. B. Übnrde,£ *
Sanvh Laborde 3 Ex'l x.
Dec. 25. w3t
NOilGl£
On the 10th day Januany next win be
rented the plantation of Hczekiah Beal.,
dec. on Brier Creek one mile above
Walker’s Bridge, two hundred acres of
clean! land under fence.
ALSO,
Hog’s, flattie, Corn, ft Fodder to be sold
on the same day—Terms made know n on
the day of sale.
Jacob Bostick, cx'r.
December 7, vytds.
notice]
iVI.L persors that arc indebted to the
estate of Zadoc Magrudcr, IriU of Colum
bia dec. are desired to come forward ami
settle, or liquidate their accounts inline
diateiy; or they may find tlicir accounts
in the hands of an officer for collection.
And ail those who iray have demands on
said estate, ore requeued to bring for
ward their accounts, properly attested,
agreeable to law, as they msy be settled
by the Administrators.
George Magrudcr,
Treacy M a grader.
Kov 1 7 tds
Notice.
POCT. COLLIER takes this method of
informing his friends and the public
that he has settled lilmself on the farm of
Walter Leigh, Esq. (formerly the resi
dence of Mr. Thomas Howard's) in Co
lumbia County 10 miles below the Court
House, where he contemplates in future,
apVoling his entire attention to the seve
ral branches of his profession.
January I 2«^w
• Notice.
/ JIM IF. Creditors of Gninham L. Hake -
L straw, are notified, that the Justices
of the Inferior Court of Wilkes county,
have appointed the first Monday in
March next; at the CoUrt-llouse, at a 11
o’clock in the forenoon, or as soon there
after as Counsel can be had for she said
Guinham L. Rakestraw, to be brought tip
before them ; and far his creditors, if
they think proper, then and there to ap
pear and shew cause if any they have,
why he should not be allowed the bene
fit of the several acts made and provided
for the relclf of insolvent debtors.
January 4. 2t w
Notice.
OiTTLL be sold on the tenth day of the
I t present mouth, at the lute resi
dence of John Beal, late of Columbia
county deceased, all the corn and fodder,
stock ol bogs and cattle, horses and mules,
and four or live yoke of oxen, belonging
to the estate of said deceased, togeihei
with a variety of house hold and kitchen
furniture, and plantation utensils, and two
waggons. Terms of sale made known on
the day.
Charles Beal, 3
Jno. W. Beal, C Ex’ors
James H. Bmith. 3
January 4 tds pd
Notice.
AGREEABLE to an order of the hon
orable Court of Ordinary of Columbia
1 COdntv, Will be Sold on the first Tues
day in March next, at Columbia Court
aouse *O2-12 acres of Uiul in Wilkinson
comity; district 2/th, Lot No. 178, sold
■ as the property of D. xter Gibson, dec
—Terms of sale nine moiuhs credit.
Sarah Gibson, ex’rx.
Shad’ll. W Gibson adr.
December 7, i,| s
Notice.
4 LL persons indebted to the estate of
Clementius Davis, late of Columbia
county deceased, arc requested to come
forward and settle the same, and all per
osds having any demands against the said
eceased, Will please present them for
etUement.
J. Burroughs,
W. Fuller, ex'ors.
December 13. wtlOJan.
~ notTck
ALL those indebted to the estate of
James Brady, deceased, will find
•heir notes, accounts See. in the hands of
an officer for collection, unless settled,
previous to the 10th of January next; and
those who have claims against said es
tate, are requested to render them in
duly authenticated, within the time nre
scribed by law. 1
VV m. Shivers, Qdm’r.
January I j 2
Marshal’s Office,
FOB TUB DISTRICT OF GEORGIA.
Savannah Mv. 11, 1820.
THE Assistants of the Marshal of this
district, *• for taking the fourth Census, or
enumeration of the inhabitants of the U
nited States,” are hereby notified that the
time for transmitting their returns to this
department is near at hand, and it is hop
ed that no delay will take place, so as to
prevent a general return being made ac
cording to law.
JNO. H. MOREL.
Marshal Hist. Geo.
CO* The Darien Gazette, Augusta
Chronicle, Washington News, Athens Ga-
Izette, and Recorder and Journal at Mil
cedgevdle, will publish the above till
countermanded.
November 20.——
tMyi L Sera,
MILL].'Klf aM> >i V ' UA-MAKEH,
I'/itUf PA-R-iS,
mfIIBHE she was employed in the
'\Jj iv, rise of K»r. Le Um , the most
fishonahle Mode Wire I loose in France,
tender* her services to ilie Ladies ol' An.
crusta, ami its vicinity in the above hues
of her profession.
Mrs. S. tius just received a few of the
most fashionable 1! mue'-s, ami also a num
ber of colored Prints of the latest fa
shions, both lor Bonnets and Dresses,
which will be made from those prints ie
the shortest notice, to suit the fancy or
taste ol (be pore!laser.
Site lias regular correspondents in Pa
ris, w ini'wiM furnish her monthly with
the latest fashions, liom that emporium
of taste and elegance.
Mrs S. would lie glad to instruct a
few young Ladies in the above business.
Her residence is at the house formerly
occupied by Mis. Oliver, near the liiidgc.
January 1 if
tjpmmamfiiji
B**otiglu to its Uigficst per
fection*
TlEStlbscnbei in the y earn of his youth
and since, through life. Das ever jiaid
the most pointed attention to the truly im
portant, and deeply interesting subject
of Penmanship, as an an of the moat uni
versal use, and convenience in every stage
and every department of civilized and
polished life, as peculiarly adapted to tne
convenience ami advantage of Uro.+e of it,
who are destined to fill the active, and
laborious stations and departments of it,
and more peculiarly adapted to adorn, po
lish and particularly r > accomplish that
portion of society, destined by na
ture, to sweeten, cherish, animate and
endear themselves to it Viewing the
art of this very high, and important na
ture on civilized and relined society, he
has ever viewed with deep and sensible
regret, die manner in which the teaching
of this truly important, ana ull interest
ing art has been conducted.—Early, sen
sibly and deeply impressed with a lull
conviction of its importance, utility, ana
advantages in society, he, early in life
applied himseK to masters, the most com
pletely confident, to imparl a lull; per
fect. and accurate knowledge of it, Tins
knowledge, he Ims fully and most com
- plclcly possessed through life; but no
. event having ever induced him to mate
i any offer to the public, of communicating
, and teaching of it, until circumstances or
, a hard earned and afflicting nature, resin
s ting from Spanish spoliations, particular
ly known to many of tiro must eminent
i and distinguished citizens of this comruu
> ntty, induced him, on the 20'.h of July
i last, to give publicity to his intention of
teaching the art in its fullest perfection
to the young Ladies and Gentlemen of dis
tinguished families in this community.
In consequence of that notice, sufficient
means have been afforded to him, ol giv
ing tne most satisfactory evidence of his
possessing the art, in its highest perfec-.
non, as the inspection of tire specimens
of the pupils of hi r Academy, have most
amply, and satisfactorily proved—-An
■ thurised from the trials made, and the
1 specimens that have been submitted.to
’ universal inspection: To say; lhatdie will
‘ guarantee and engage to instruct any at
| teirtive young Lady or Gentleman, of al
-1 most any age, from five years, to write
an elegant, beautiful and cot ret hand, in
eighteen days.
And this has determined him, to an
nounce it, as his intention, to rlie respect
able families of this community, and to
(hose of the sister state ot Georgia, that
from the present day, he will pursue i(,
ns a proiesmoj. Ami holding hinmelt
bound, by the ties of gratitude; and res
■ P f ot, to make his first lender of scrvicts,
as a Writing Master, to the respectable
inhabitants of tins ‘'community; and to
those of the sister stale of Georgia—
He therefore solicits, the kind patronage
of tire beneficent ofboih states, and the
which, should it be their pleasure to af
ford to him, He, will use, the greatest
exertions in his power, to make present,
an era in the finish of the education of the
young ladies of botli stales, h aving thorn
in full possession of the most -important,
useful, and to them, mo t interesting an.
of W riling, a fair, easy, beautiful and elc-
I gant hand, at a less expense of time, and
( money, than was ever before demanded
For farther particulars, relating to this in
tended profession, so deeply intelesling to
society, he prays leave, to rofer, to the
Subscriber, at present residing at the
Mansion House Hotel.
William Cooke.
Augusta, December 26, 2w&w2t
T e WaiTcnton Academy
WILL commence on Monday the Islh
January next, under the superin.
tendance of Mr. Henry Wall, an experien
ced Teacher from the North. Students
can be accommodated with boards at pub
licor private boarding-housev on mode
rate terms.
Warrenton Geo January I 3t
A. B. Hayden ,
DENTIST.
,4 GAIN offers his professional services
[\ to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Au
gusta for a few weeks. Persons wishing
to be waited on at their place of residence
i will please send a note to his lodgings at
the Msnsion House.
dJ* Hayden's approved Dentifrice and
1 Tooth Ft rushes of the first quality, may be
had as above. ’
■■ December 3| t F
Fruit Hill
Jit I he Sign u j ( j le r
subscriber has eslahlM,|
/ of Kulertainiucui, ut tM-
arid healthful place. l,i
Washington road, thirteen
Angusjk, In Uoltiiuhi;,
loose is largo, and rianmidio,’!,
7 "ill, be made !o re'i*': J
fortablo to triu*n m .
may hopur him wuh g,..;. "
His table will he
provwrons the cm. jury e.ei , e
Bar always s ipplied vitu thecv’:,!
quers. Particu’ar attJntkn «'n e
to bedding. m 8 fttables w "u
fuli of i-rmender. under 11,1
<t faithful and active hosiic- - v
will be retailed in'he h^e^.u
s.ble care will be f,i;o„ tl .
utmost decorum on alt occadiw
, Pace
January 4. ..
MUxM GOME a V, AL.VhA.MA,
PIiVI'OSAI.S
lor Fubliskiug a Ncv.ti
TO BE EVnVUtI Till 1
Montgomery Hepahli
A WAKE, that my new and iliflicu!
a Plcy ment, will subject me to rm
conveniences, arising from want ol'e
'cnee, it is with diffidence UnnojHn
self as being about to undertake (in'
lion to other engagements) tl, e \„
task of superintending the Editori
part merit of a paper I, l.owever
that my Afoot arrangements will I )e ,
as v/dl enable me to present the c ;t; 2(
Alabama with a Journal, not entirely)
icrcsting to them, while my exertio
procuring facts in relation to that
and other subjects, aided by some lit
friends, will render it net alUigdij.
acceptable to others.
I must,on '.hi*occasion,be permit!
depart from the general custom of ji
lahonoua Details of the advantages'
ing from Newspaper publications, u
making specious promises; die one
already sufficiently understood, an
other calculated to deceive Met!
er; merely remarking that its name
claims its principles, and that my Im
efforts will be fr eely exercised in en
curing to promote tire usefulness i
paper and interests of the people,
It may not be amiss to give to tiros
acquainted, a short sketch of the
whence the paper is to be issued.
MoNTooMznr, formerly called Ha
Br-ci p, lately East Alabama and New
ladclphia, (the former established
Company in Georgia, and the latter
Dexter, usq. both having been incoi
ted into one town by the last legirli
is situate inthc healthy, fertile, and tl
settled count}', of the same name, ol
it is the seal of justice—intendeds
petuate two distinguished martyrs'!
cause of the republic, directlyti
the eastern point of that highly ctk
extensive, and fertile tract oflamU
try die name A sue “ Hig Had."
joins lire fraction on which the k
Alabama stands, and bonlsiiug t
celebrated river of that name, to w
it is navigable at all seasons liom tl
of Mexico, for steam boats of alsif
—distant about two hundred mile
SliUeclgeville; a similar distance In
sea ports of Mobile and Hlakely; sb
above Cahawba, the seatot goveti
and about 12 miles below the junct
the Coosa and Talupooia. It is d«
at which .the Atlantic mads reach
first stopping place in the stale, and
whence JVevii may be distiibuledli.
the country with groat facilities,
gomery, from its high and airy ajo.
the purity of its waters, Hmnng tn
several springs, and the elevation<
•banks along the river on both suits,
exclude stagnant waters, Iscuasi k*
culiarly healthy; indeed, many rew
that section during the summer ®
on Unit account: It contains mas) w
tie, as well as level sites IbrbuinK
for an infant establishment, it maj
ed a pleasant, flourishing, wwjt
* ,1. UA' lhi
Savannah, fuly 17"* 1820
• Tlit County wm named
Major Montgomery, wito 't' 11 ,^ u i|
tin.- town UeriveU its title,
wlm $li:llV(t tUe same laic at ***c,U
riuil ol the Revolutionary ' va r.
terms . ,
The Kkpubi.icas will be F l ®,,
royal sheet once a wevk» ’ 3 ,
age justifies its appeiirsnO'-' 1 *' 1 j
at 5 ’dollars per annum, m . h'.
receipt oft), e first number,
issued as soon as practicable ”
die of November next.
July 29 ts
The Subscriber
SOLICITS those who can f
O wilhevidencr, toenab e
ecule with satisfaction, tjj P
were concerned in tnal ic' ■
servant COMUS. on e
road, this side ot Co !; *„*((
ning of the 2dinst.-- ; ce dl
ed with a pass whedr he « b
out effect) and was by ■- , c
in a shameful manner ■ • a
gentleman came up •«« '
that his pass was not out• ny
ucgro does not knaw "h« * fc£;
being an African, unders,,
English; scarcely , r j
rtood-slioulda reward b ; i C . |l
thing reasonable will .u■ B ‘.
Isaac i*a« OCII,
Apply TftbU
A. Slaughter SO
or Tlios. S-O'-; 1
December 7
(£f> Wanted^
ly at this Office,;>»
lers. who uiider-Uad then
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