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Newspaper Page TextAugusta Chronicle & Georgia Gazette. I frksh kported woods H AT savannah. I Geuvge W. ■ j;j NOW OPBNIXO Hi intensive Assortment of ■ t liOOihS, ;a ble for the approaching Season, V —cnXSISTJXU Of — ■V'lite Welch I'iah.s Hjlii.c and mixed do ■ j, on -! mi Diiftil Blankets Hltaw and Point do ■ jl.o'y Cotton Bagging jj,j k and colored Biui.bazeUs H fine worsted Hosiery ■ ); t -iino and lamb's wool Hose ■ Sup : fine white Flannel H Blue, red and yellow Flannels ■ 'j'artan Fluids I Superfine wide Black Bombazeens ■ pi a .; Handkerchiefs ■ Snpeifine Cloths and Cassimeres ■ Felice Cloths H d Venitlan Carpetings ■ Hurt h lings ■ Domestic Plaids and Stripes ■ Ozuaburgs HjiW-iand German Linens ■ T.tKoise shell Combs Hp ;.m black Nankin Cranes" Crape Df ‘.. ; s - s ; jHf.'.avatit-.y of <>t ;cr which SH -ale on accommodating te’-ms, at Hc-wcr of though’on and Barnard fur cash or approved paper. H .er 29 t2SD Hl ( Ke*\7Ac Wc-imocW He received, by the ships Ogletnorne Ha Emily, from Liverpool, and hue Hiuis from the north, an expensive Haply of Hisli, French, India & l)o --| lues tic WBF GOODS. R A LSOt I Hardware. Hick they offer to country merchants Hkmost reasonable t enns Hwember 12 »2m H Notice. Hw.Co-partnership heretofore exist- the firm of F. C. Taylor Cc Co. Hmuiual consent, dissolved on the Bdib/cif August 1 ist, ■ F. G.Taylor, I iioxter GSiupim ■ !! Business hereafter win be contia- P F C Taylor. if. tiyiia^isii^ | MEftCJI.IJVT TMLOJi, fcsPF.CTFULLY informs his custom- Ban 1 the public generally, that tie con- Bestii carry ou Ins business in Cant? HsCrick Sloie, in Broad Street, near ■Mp.isite the City Hotel, He fuels ■Klin lor past favors, and solicits ■■nuance : be jiledgvs himself that hr- BidiulJ not be exceeded by any don B'diy, and will constantly keep or ®o\l\s, (h\s aimers auCi I ‘ ’Veslinas. I ' I OF THE BEST QU ALITY ; K'iucli he will sell, and make up on derate terms. 0 RECEIVED the LATEST New ■ k anti Phiiadeblriu I\l'illOXS. October 2.: —•£-/{’. 'cotton fARE-HOUSE. WILLIAM !i. KG AX, I. WING taken the Warehouse lately wpied By .1 &. \V Harper, upper end, at!»side.ol’Broad Street, for the rccep bef PRODUCE, And the f t austt. lion of ('om mission lousiness Merrily, hopes, that its convenient ac- Mimodation, and his own unievnitiing Mention, may ensure him a share o t Pub tptlronage. September C———oawtf bgar, Coffee, Wine, Al monds, and SPANISH SEGARS. a AMDS prime Muscovado Sugar 5 Pipes L P p Madeira Wine, 15 qr casks do “* half qr casks do <5 bags Coffee, Bnrvi fresh Shell Almonds, w superior Spanish Segars, in boxes coiilalning iGO each . pipes and 7qr casks Corsica Wine. c " oa/e by John Kinnev, jr. 29a , t s Job Printing Executed at this Office CVOU 36. j■ . Tliursday, S'" le m en do, lives after them; *> _ C'Tlie good is oft interred with their bones. !> WfcCfciiibe.r 6, ISSV, [JVfcw SeTUs—X 0 .16.] 3 wevl, w\be\\, * Co. Opper Ming- f t ; „ 7/ 9 < e / HAVE RECEIVEU FROM N. YORK, A GT.IfKItAC ASSOUTMKNT Os Staple #T Fancy VIZ 7 Ob FEU, common and low priced, black, blue and mixed cloths !k Cassimcres, Super ami Common Valencia, Toilanette, Swansdown and Marseilles Vestings, bombazetts and B -mbuzines, ■'ati nr.eus. Flannels and Oil Cloths, Nautili and Canton Crapes, all colors, Indian do. white, black at.cl Green, iuper hglit and dark prints and chintz calicoes, Silk ami cotton flag ha’ dkercliief', Cambric cravats, white, spotted, figured and checkered, 4-4 h 6 4 cambrics, and c..mbric and com moa dimoties, 2 Casts 4-4 Irish Linens, 1 do. Super brown do. Turkey red, blue, Mudrass and Polycat handkerchiids, Linen and imitation cambrics and cambric handkerchiefs, l.oiig Lawns, Russia and I>isb Fdapeis, Dogskin, liu ksiu, anti B. aver G.oves, La-iies dicssed and undu ssed kid do. Scarlet embrodered moiines, -Marseilles quilt counterp.ns 4 4 rpnire, Sewing sil. s, black, white, gu.eu, blue a id assorted colors, Cotton curds, bails and t. ’ c-nos, Emeu tapes, hp. ads ai.cl bobuius, Darning anu (loss cotton, Willow flats and millineUs, Suspendeis, children’s si-cks, Cavs mere, inci .no and silk si-awls, din 11 L< Imitation Tucking k sale combs, Pearl, Ivo.y and Horn I’oexel ditto. Ribbons. —..-i extensive usso. uncut of all colors, Fluids, Striped, figured and plain, Plain and pearl edged Taflety liom No 1 lo 2i, Silks, I. vantinea, Florences, Satins, Sin shews and barsenelts, plain Ik figured of various colours, Silk Lace, plain ami figured, Silk lace edging, black and white, Silk hosn, Gentlemens’ and Ladies’ black and white, plain and figured, Silk and 'Tabby Velvets, various colors, S,dk iace shawls, veils and handkerchiefs, Elegant ueod.ewoik muslin robes and walking dresses, from 12 to 30 dol lars, very rich, Low priced needle-wouk, tambored and embroidered do. Jaconet, mull and book muslin Flounces and Inserting Trimmings, Worked muslin Bands or Co.aretts, thread Luces, a good assortin' nt, cheap, Jet Eardrops, Snap--, Clasps, Hooks and Eyes and N i kiarcs, Gilt Neclsces.C asps a-al Snaps, Pearl, ivory, silk undtlneul, shirt, sus penders and vest buttons, Wallaces extra gilt and coronation coat and vest bu'i ns, Soper Scissors and Chains for do. ag .uin Bonuin and common Razors nnd strops, Sportsmen’s pocket and Pen Knives, playing Cards and Dressing Combs. Durable Ink and Osnaburg '1 bread, Domestic i’lnids. Stripes, Checks, Shirt ings nil! Sheaiings, Bandbox* s, bv 'lie dozen nr package, tv hitttmore’s No 10 Cotton Cards, Sec. —Also— Straw Bonnets. 20 cases of v*.ry super.or Straw Bon us, Bands, and Trimmings, of various ■atterus, such as bell cowns, double es, round fronts, cuivage si.apc, &.c --u% —cbea for the quality. The abort; goods a -e offered at whole .lean reta.i ioi c.sli, or on lime let up .•rove*; paper* Regular supplies will be .eceived from our partner in New Ymk, which will enable us to ha - c constantly on Rand ige' c al assw tm -.nt of fresh season* abb Guous; and f.om the patvoiuge \vr have received the jear pas'-, we nr*' in dact-e. to believe we have sold, and sli -h continue to sell at least i.s cheap as ou nci; 1 hbi.rs iV.ii ember 8 if Dissolution. . . u. HEOo-nnr'.ncrshiu heretofore existing Ui.uer the firm oi ,41’Lures Ca Jlotl, is this day diasoi-.c ! by limitation. 'I he unset tied business of the concern, will !'• at tinda ito by Mr JohnS. IR<H, \vhc w.k be found generally at the Compting i.o,v or Ware H mse of the iate firm. V. *; return our sincere thar.ks to our friends and the public for the liberal sup port they have given us, ui d liojie thg.. successor, Mr. J. S Holt, willconuu t.s to . nj.jy an equal slnre oi public palionage, in the Storage AND rommisskm B isin- ss. It is (l.s.ralile to have the afldus.of ih 0 iutr firm rvttied without delay, aid w* In re‘ore solicit th"se who are uidebb*. ttnakt payment; and those who have , vilcuiaud against die laic concern, t* present them for s iiR menb James MT.aws, Joliu S. iiolt. November B—-8t At P. ivata Hale, A NT CRT WAN, a good boat hHP J J aged about 23 years— titles indisniitabb Terms 6 inonihs credit, tor a note with approved endorsers. 1 Thompson. ! November 29 3,t \ Cotton, Stock, A 3511 V»l*okfcT. r subscaiber Ik*s taken an rffee in -2. the budd itig iutiV occupied by Messrs Stewart St Hurgi ves, on the n* rib s; de of Broad ft reef, ••n-u.siic to the p.isti. Oflici—wber, he eff'T his st- vices i, the above business, and hopes, by strict personal attention, l > obtain r.c patron age of ids In. il ls a-.d l -.e public. ’i'he great ficihiu-s afforded by brokers mi cmiiinercia.u, * . . isg-uieral t ,ivndcr it loin irk.iule that • atn linuis o. Au - uaiaaiid l he plu u,. i,.v< lo.ig .-.ustuiu el Ur inconvei.ie..; • In, ii g none, an i particularly aCot >n >«,«■ »t In almost et ery other Cotmn in., t : iur.u.scss is jinucipaUjt done b. >■(!< j; htuci Uu- ease, c-r‘a-.hy i,nd .spa-ch vnh s.li.ch it s ecaued. ‘I. e save sysitu is p.ufrctU ji.nv.i < blel-er-. Tb, mer chant, by apeiyiag at ■he office i-l the sub scribei, m c.save luu s. if the , 'rouble o( sainj e g his c.. tun and ooking u< t i u purciias r- I -tiger involved in .!■ubt. and d.fii-julty to ascertain the true stale of the n .uk. t, nor subject hints, 'f to the caprice of hi-, war, speculator— and the jmreuaser will at all linnlcnaw wh it to resotu lor eut -1 I a* flu j Office lieguiaiiriiis relative lo t oltou. Ist- la order lo gi*e ume ftp sampling, citizens tine c .u'oii ..re n quested to hav, lit"ware-house receipts by cignt o'clock, a. m.—fi -est latei titan nine, sales c: limit he realized till the succeding day I more convemeut, the receipts may be e-.c.t 3-d in a letter of i .sir,tel tons, and droppel in the ict,er box tue night jj!c vious. 2 t Oo'ton w ill he sampled and pu ce’v ed f. .in wagons till ten o’clock, a— if offered after that hour, sales canit. I be eraltz .d till next day. 3d Warehouse expens s will invariably be deducted from the account sales. 4th. bates u til commence at leu o’clock and close at lwt?lve, a m. sch. Persons choosing to limit and litn- Ring higher tlia.i the mark, t, will have their icceipts ieturned ihetn on paying by cents fora bag entry an Isam, Rug. but. Cotiiitiissious on talus, 2d cents a bale Orders from the country, t n closing the <•- arclio: so receipts, will be promptly executed. ktock Kxcliongc ami iT'okcraji'f, r 5 In their I anuas Branches, Will be aitmided to at till iivc- fhu-ing of fice hours, which will be from eight o’- clerk a. m till two o’clock i*. . and from tinea o’clock 'II ,'iv. m, m. John Kinney, janV. (Fj 3 Money is s unei-.nvs w< nli more ih in at i, lies Pci's uis having it to loan, m.y, in the strictest confidence, avail thcntrel, cs nf the advantag* s of the inar ke*. by applying at ti e above office. November 8 f tVotUi & iV.wtt, A few dot ■ s above rite Planters’ Hotel, BUD VD-T'l RETT, Have just receivr.il. uni are nuvj offering Jor rah , at Wholesale or he’aH. An Extensive Assortment of Try i«((uds AND GUOt-KHIBS, 15000 p.hirof Fashionable Boots and Sli cs, Assorted. A LARGE As OR i Vs ENT OF OiViiffvi’cHt kinds. TIN H-ATE, By the Box and Wire. r ] in and Bew ter 'A arc Manufactured by :hem as usual. As one of'the firm resides in New-Vopk tfiey intend at alt times t*i have their ««- :u-nc c uigdele. (Jouutry Merchants ‘-•id '-'fitders can at all times be tupplied the v s l , aeount'iv'dating tern.s n v .r- 6t ii in key to isutc. 5? fX Iliad W-iskev of good quali.y, UW t ,,r cun]l. j By I. Thompson. _ D -r 3 V aiuAuly, I’aopcvlNj tiv kale,. I'liF, s .bscriber wishing to close Id k c- I. cents in this State, offers for sul. t tract of iand in Jefferson county, co i taming o e ih msaud seven hundred am. 3 »x• y acres, or upwatds.—lt is wclludap* :o to the culture of cotton and corn, and as an elegant site thereon for a saw a d griat mill—its contiguity to Augusta ami Louisville, renders it an object to purcha-.- rs. The terms will be moderate for ’ash, or cotton at the market price, v he deliv. red in Augusta or Savannah.— ’>r terms apply lo Mr. George Twiggs ar Augusta. Levi Twiggs. Dererrber 3——’f oVice. \\T v v F, are authorized to state that Capt EDMUND BUGG will be a candidate sot Tax Csliuctor at tbs ensuing Election. T.dwtA. 3. llimWn, eo. Arc now receiving (at the next door ba ler the R idgi: Bank) a variety of Handsome staple anti Fancy mtr ooons; runic is A*ia»mg tuam — PKRPIXE Blue, Black and Fa.cy Golouis liloths & (Jussimen-, Valencia Vestings, 4 -i Irish Linens, Merino s ; awls and Mantles. •Back & colored French crape dresser Do Nankin do Jo ) Very 1) (• pu in Nankin do 5 F.tic, Vet-) fine b!a.;k Homtsamc, H i .Jiomc fumitiire Chintz, Thread, Laces and Edgings, B >b nolle do. I.iron Car. brics, l ong Lawns, Pia.u and Figured dean Lawns, I.men and Imitutioi) cambric Hhk’s Rial India and other mu alius. Womens’ anil Mens’ Black and white English silk hose ai d Gloves, Caroline Plaids, i/c. Uc. 5 H'iils. coniainir.L very handsome PLAIN and CU'l' GLASS, 20 Grates wed Selected Crockery, with a a .urge and complete assortment of Choice Groceries. D -cenih* r . 3* Coffee, iVhGkeij, \\ iuc, tuid fa , r A U X P '.Hz prime (liv cn Conee, li. .'1 C* S>M U? 111 ’L r li’ V 40 B .Is. 5 Ht , 2 I ipes B-;-r iy, 6 (i.. Casks .Malaga Wine, 1. y ' as I; ■ (in es , On Consign ah nt- for sale loitt, by T. ii. Gordon. .Inslcy linage. December 3 3t E. Daggett Co. 8 ICTII SIBK BIIOAD STIICET C Opposite the Planter's Hotel J HAVE FOR SALE, 'ARDS Domestic Sliiil- I fg, 10,000 do do f-lieeting, 101)00 do do Plaids, 5000 do Bleached Shirting, 20-J'J do Steam l.ouin do 2000 Pair N.-grow Shoes, —A 1.30 A good assortment of West.-ludia GOODS GKOCEIUKS. Drccmber 3———4 t Oranges and Lemons. -fV FEW thousand of superior quality, jus', received and for sale corner of Centre and Ellis streets, by WiiUaiu Jackson. Dec .3 ‘'l Mi Dulls Reward. -A,HSC’ONUF.D nn llic 2ni. -ilum.i, two Negro Slave-, v<z : J.M and SUCKEY Ins wife, .lIM .s a likely stout, abl ■ fel.ow, about 35 years old, five feel six or eight inches high broad nose thick lijts, one of uis uriper irctli out, turns his foes consi dorabiy ouiway when walking, has a great Coat of a greenish cast, sneaks whit con s-.doiable sense when spoken to, lie is an excellent Butcher, and probably will at tempt to pass as a (ice man, or as the pro perty of some other person. SURREY is about twenty-eight years old, comiriuu fi ight, si-aider to,ule, large cheek bones, rather a thin visage, light complected, has a considetable scar on one of her legs about the ancle ami is very active, and pc n t when spoken to l iie above reward will be paid for the apprehension oi the said Negroes and c-.uti'u iu>-nt in any Goal in Georgia or So ith-Ga olitu, an that 1 get tliem, and K .llicient proof to convict any peis in for giving a free pass, or in any o.aimer aid ing or assisting the übovi Negroes inge' U-*g off, or Lie sum of Ten Dollars for either of llwin, or Twenty Dollars for loti), if they Icav; the m igliborhood oi Augusta ; they will probably make an attempt to go to Savannah or Charleston S C and endeavour to obtain a passage on board some v< sue!. All persons are catuiouci from trading wi'-h, or harbor ing the laid Negro-s -any informatio i will be tl.ai.kfudy received by tlic sub scrlbor l.ving in Richmond County Geor- Petir T. Bugg. December 3 3t (ij- she Editors of the Savannah Re p iblicun, and Charleston City Gazette .- Ri publish -the ai;ovc .3 times weekly, , 'd forwa.d their accounts to this offic -. iiead-iiluarters, KLDURTOX, Xovjmber 10, 1821 IVvvisiion Orders. VV ILL!AM JONES, F.sq of l/mcoln County, is hereby appointed Division ln •■ectorof the Fourth Division, Georgia lilitia, with the Title and Rank of Lieu nanl Colonel, vice Colonel Micajaii 'unly, resigned All officers and private, m said Division, will respect and obey bin ccordingly. W iley Thompson, Maj Gen Com’d’g November 22 4t AUCTION. By I. Thompson. On Tuesday the first o(‘ January next, AVJLL RE* SOLD, wcraoiT RrsKHVN, At the Market-House in liu; city of Angus ta, at 10 o’clock : Two Prime Negro Fellows. Good Boat Hands—Terms Cash. November 1 —uis Advances on Cotton. T *. HE subscriber will make advances on Cotton Consigned to bis friends in savan nah. John Conuick. Nav. 26 —3t IIAHBWAIIE, CUTLEin; Kc. 3tA\u § TAvos. A. Bones, Have received jter ships Emily and 1 ';;l.-thorpe, from L.verpopf, a general and ext.-naive addition to their former stock. They have also on hand u variety of other goods vrorby the attention of coun try M -tchants. November 29 wfiw <>reat liargain. T UK subscriber oitors f.ip sale his pro pvrty in Twiggs county, situated 18 miles ’ below Fort Hawkins, It lies Immediately ou the Ociruiljjee river, tout contains 3050 , *crts of laud, of a.most excellent quality, i* being Swamp-hammock ami pine —350 Acres are in cultivation j an lull the build- ’ mgs necessary for pure haser’s taking pos session, are already upon the place. There are also 30 negroes, and a consi. durable stock of cattle, horses and hogs, which would he sold with the plantation, if it were required. The conditions upon which this place may be purchased, are: one third to be ; paid at or b* (ore the signing of the deed, i nnd tint balance by annual! instalments I he’rafter. For further particulars, apply to my brother, A. It. Ralston, in Augusta; or la the subscriber on the. premises. David Sialston. November 29 flslj Administrator’s Sale. ILL be sold at the late residence of Edward Prather, deceased, in Columbia county, on Fri.lay toe lltli of January next, all the- personal property of said do ceas d, consisting of stock of id) kinds One Waggon and Gear, Lorn a id F»d icr, Fork, Household and K Ichen Furniture, !kc. ihe sale to continue from day today, until all is sold. Also, the Plantation to be rented and the Negro,s to be hired, at the same lime and place, for one year. Terms of sale will be made known on ' that day. William M ( Grudcr, i Stephen Hoge, 1 Dec 3 Jldmua■.trutors. Wanted to Lease, ./V PIEGE of Upland, of good quality, within five or si* miles from Augusta, containing one hundred and thirty or fitly actes, fit for cultivation, and under good - fence, which, it approved, a liberal price will be given for. Apply at this Office. I Dec 3 fit Notice. Georgia, Lincoln County. i '* LI. persons indebted to the estate of , William Reynolds, deceased,are request ed to make payment. Those persons that have a demand against the said es late ave hereby no ifi ;d to render them in as the law directs-, .Robert Reynolds, Wiliam Key holds, Dec 3 3t E.cecttiori Five Dollars Reward. STRAYED or Stoicut from the stable of Mr Alexander U. Ralston, <>n Friday night, 231 Nov. last, a sorrel HORSE, a bottt 14J hands high, both ears cropped, i a blemish in one of bis eje», no marks - recollected. Any person delivering said i horse to Mr- A. Ralston, Augusta, or the i Subscriber, living neat Martintown, South , Carolina, Edgefield d strict, sha.lt receive i l ie above reward. Nicholas Fox. Dec 3 3t Notice. copartnership heretofore existing i. between M iiliarn an-1 Jarms Shivers, having this day been dissolved by mtt ual consent, all persons having claims gainst the firm, are requested 'o present - fie same to Win. Shivers, sen. fir pay- 1 m* nt; and ‘hose indebted are desired to - make immediate payment lo him at the Old Stind. William Shivers, sen. James Shivers. Warren count-, 17lh > November 1921. 5 Nov. 59 —3tw JvisV VuVjU-AumV, AKD FOR SAI.K 4T TUK HKR* U. D O FFICE , By tiic Gross, I)«>zen or Single T UK (Qji m m AM) SowUi-lTvroVum, AIjM.VNACK, foh the i K.nt of ouu loud mm 3 ( ulculttfcil by 11. Grikk, // ilkrs Cot/nff/* Nov. 26 Q UAKiJi Sl‘lUN(ij. subscriber has tak.cu that welf Ji. kn own stand. Quaker Si-hinds. UATKLY occupied by Major Durkee, situated seven miles above Augusta , n llie VVasbington road and hopes from lus attention to bus,ness to give general satisfaction: John Turpin. November 3 if fchci*ift”s £uio. W II,I, he sold at tlic Court-House in i Warrcnton, on the first Tuesday in Feb ua« ry next, between ti c hours of bale 3 Negroes viz :—Patience a f.irl niney mr* ot iif. ( e, K.i il:., a toy six. and Critty three years old, live be-is mid bedsteads ami furniture, one mahogany dining table, four dining table s, ten ctu.irr, two looking glasses, some Pms Nc be longing to the Kitchen, on<- they Morse, ' seven years old, one Day Horse, ten years old, one G.gg, cm htdl a d Stands ami Barrels,four bead of Dry Cattle ; I, vu.il ' on to satisfy an Execution on • lie son clo sure of Mm I gage, in favour of Cliappel ' lloetl), t'» ’I K f>;<■ :itou (i-bfi oi. Abner Hog rs, *SVff. Decemhu 3 ——wins Lost or fctulcn, I a ROM the subscriber on Friday the : 23d November last, n Leather I'ockcl Rook, containing a Note of Fifteen Hol lars on I'eter Dunlap, and Sundry other papers and accounts of no use to any per son but myself—l ike wise my papers of Freedom, obtained in Lincoln County in Ibis State. A Reward of Two Dollars, will be giv. cm to apy person who will leave it at the Chronicle Oilice- Willis Carter. December 3 2t In Kquitj. Agnes Nesbitt, V vs C Hugh IV. Nesbitt, et. al. j iN obedience to an order of the Cotirl of Equity', will be sold on Tuesday', the first day of January next, at the house of Joseph Cairn, on Reach island, on a cre dit of one y ear, a gang of Negroes, (i uni ‘25 to 30 in number— the cost and fees of suit in cash and notes, and scctnity will be required—purchasers will pay lor bills of sale for the Negroes. VV hitlield Brooks, Commissioner in Equity. Edgefield Court-house, Sept. 27 V WANTED, a lirst rutc accountant ami Hook Keeper, fin /Inch liberal wages will be given.—A line act dressed to C. W. and left al tills otliee, with good references, will meet with at tention- Nov. 29 if Notice. NINE months after date application will be made to the honorable the uslices of the Inferior court, when sitting fur ordinary purposes, 'or leave to self one hundred and fify acres of land in Hnrke county, adjoining Tindall, S. Jen kins and others. ALSO, Two hundred and fifty acres in Walton county, No. 105, sold for tin benefit of the heirs and creditors of Solomon Daniel, deceased, 3Jarllm Daniel, cx’v. Burke county, July 6, 1321. n,9m Notice. NINE Months af-.cr date application will be made to the honorable the j is'ic-'K of the Inferior court of Burke county when silling for ordinary purposes, fin leave to sell the whole of the real es'ato of Solomon Daniel, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Britton L. Pierce, Administrator with the will annexed. November 15, 1821 m9m Notice. Au. person, to v.lintn tl, e estate of William Jones, deceased, (dated Binke county) are indebted to. are requested to bring their accounts forward, in tei ms of the law ; and those that are indebted in the estate, are requested to come forward and make immediate payment to Augustus H. Anderson, Isaac Walker, Administrators.- November 5- '.f ’