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P ; ===========i OFFICIAL NOTICE. AN ACT for tKe relief of (he officers, vo lunteers, end other persons, engaged in the late campaign against the Seminole Indians. Be it enacted by the Senate and House f of Representatives of the United States •f America in Congress assembled, That [ any officer, volunteer, ranger, cavalry, or . other persons, engaged in the campaign of one thousand eight hundred and eigh teen, against the Seminole Indians, who iias sustained damage by reason of the loss of any horse or horses, which, in coi;- sequence of the government of the Uni- I ted States failing to supply sufficient for while engaged in said service, died, or ware unavoidably abandoned and lost, ' < shall be allowed and paid the value there- Os Sec. 3. And belt further enacted,That •aid officers, volunteers, and rangers, ca- valry, or other persons, for the loss of a fty necessary equipage of said horse, or ! horses, or for any guns lost in said ser vice, or which weie left in possession of the United Stairs or of any officer there of, shall be allowed and paid the value f thereof; said claims to he paid of any mo neys in the Treasury, not otherwise ap propriuted : Provided, That, if any nay- Osent-shall have been made to any office■ or soldier aforesaid, for the use and risk, after the death or abandonment ot his Itorse, such amount shall be deduct) <1 from the value thereof, unless said officer, ' or soldier, shall. show (list he was re mounted, in which case the deduction ; shall only extend to the time such officer or soldier served on foot ; And provided also, Tliat, if any payment shall have been [ made to any officer or soldier, on account I of clothing, such payment shall be de ! ducted from the value ol his horse or ac- I Coutfemenls : -hid provided further, That ft Vo claim (hall be allowed under the pro | drwions Os this act, until proper evidence B shall have been received by the account | i,,g “Hiceri, from the company to which j the olaimantH shall have belonged, show I }r r rhe pumher of horsea lust in said com- I pativ, in manner aforesaid,Hhe time when lost, and the name of the owner. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, 1 hat th«* accounting officer of the Treasury ■I Departmen', shall audit and settle those I claims under such rules and regulations H as the President of die United Stales may R prwcribCi PHILIP P. R.VBBOUIf, ' Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN GAILLARO, President of the Senate, pro tempore. Washington, May 4, 1822— Approved. b JAMES MONROE. The ism v Dkpartmert, B Third Auditor's Office, 28f/i May 1822. Claimants under the foregoing act, are U hereby notified, that their claims are to be transmitted to this office for settlement a tfrol no claim can be allowed till the evi j dence called for hy the last proviso in the E said ac. shall be received at this office | that th* evidence thus called for, is to be 1 contained in a rJI ol each company, sworn [ to by the commanding officer thereof, if I cine, or if dead, by the next surviving i officer, and which muat be accompanied by proof of th value oi each horse lost: —that to subs initiate a claim for,equipage I or for any gun, or guns lost, there will be I required the certifies’e of the officer, or I surviving officer commanding the claim- I ant at the time the loss was sustained, | proving sucl' toss, that it happened with- I out any fa'tli or negligence on the part of I the owner, and the value of the article, or 1 articles lost ; —that for a gun, or gtuis, left ’ ip possession of the United States,or ot , ; (in officer thereof, there will be required tthecertifioa'e ol th* officer of the Uni i « l1 Slates, under whose charge, or to I whom the same was, or were left, or de ll livcred, proving the fact, and the value of ™ sue h gun, or guns :—that every claim i must be accompanied by a deposition of H the claimant, stating that he has not re ||j ccived from any officer, or agent of the | United States, any horse, or horses, equi 'l page, gun, or guns, (as the case may be,) || in Tieu "f such a« he shall have lost, nor a- E| ny compensation for the same ; and by | proof that the claimant ft the Identical » pers'in who sustained the loss; and that | till evidence, except the certificates of of- H ficers aho at the time of giving them we re I in the military service of the United |1 States, must be sworn to before some H judge, justice of the peace, or other per- I aim duly authorized to administer oaths. ” and of which authority proof should ac d| company the evidence. Peter Auditor. ■ f Editor* of newspapers in the stales of ij I Tennessee and Georgia. authorized to pub- B llsb li.e iaws of the United States, are re [l quested o publish the foregoing adver : I tisement three times a week for one H month. ! June 13 —3tw4w. ~ THE | EUTEEPEIAD, OR, i. icil Int hlUgeuceT, AJU> The Minerviad, Devotee to Literature and Amusement, FOK THE LADIES—Bostok. , | TTHE Third volume ot The Eot*r*eiai>, 5 or MMloal, Imixiaxacsa, is published II icmi tnonU. > on Saturdays, exclusively ■J devoted to the diffusion of Musical In- H teiligence, and contains a sheet of Music IS with each uumb-r, at Tmo Dollars per II annum, pavable i..itf yeany in advance. i| Tub y iNERVI AD, devoted to Liter*. [ ture an*i Amusement for the Ladies, is H published semi-monthly on the alternate r I fiat urdsys at Tico Dollars per annum, pay | able half yearly in advance. jM The above publications may be had HI in connection, at Three Dollars per an- M<| Hum, or TVs Dollars per annum, for ei gjg thar, aeparatt. John R. Parker. ii, KT £ few complete sets of the 3d vo lume pf the Ebterpeiad, or Mew cal lx- B| Tklliokkceb, & Ladies’ Gazette. bound, e j Printed by tecs U greens, Merchants B Hall, Dost on. Apt'4 U rtf ' Notice and Caution. WHEREAS 1 have been informed that John Camochan and Peter Mitchell of this City have by sundry deeds recently mortgaged and assigned to diverse pei -1 sons either their individual creditors, credi tors of .he late firm ofCarnochan U Mitchel or others, all or sundry the property aud . firm as well us their own individual prop « erty and estate consisting together of t houses, lots, lands, stores, wares, negroes r &.c. in Savannah and Darien in Geogtaori , the neighborhood thereof, and elsewhere with their interest or share in the stock , of the Lower Steam Mill near Darien, ; and sundry shares in the United States . Hank and other Banks, as well as sundry, debts due to them in various places, beside lands, lots, negroes Sec. in the territory oi Florida, and particularly one large tract of land bought of Forbes & Co. laying be . Jtween the rivers St. Marks and apalachico la in the territory of Florida aforesaid. These are hereby to caution the public inat purchasing any part of the said pro( terty or estate so conv« yed, or any o • titer property belonging to the said Carno chan & Mitchell or either of them as I hoi f prior .mortgages on the greatest part there . of wbii h arc on record in the registry in Savanmih anid Darien aforesaid and in . Charlest on, iS. C. and equitable liens on all the propei ty of said John Camochan andrpetei Mitchell. Wi Jliam Christie. | June. 10. lawtf To Vltift Xhabllc. JCAKNfI'CHAN and P, Mitchel, are • sorrv to be again brought before the public by a aeccind notice of Hr. Chris ties, who has it ndou'btedly claims against them which w hen finally liquidated on the decision of t the suit now pending, they will try to satis!) as so on as possible there after. The deeds ufl der which Mr. Christie claims an exclusi’ve right to all the real and personal cat ate of Camochan ano Mitchel, are coni lidered as informal, un just and illegal. Hence they have been brought and are still before the Court, and other deeds hi ive been executed and recorded, convey it ig the property for the use of all their cr< dhors, Mr, Christie in eluded ; without at ty trust or reservation beneficial to C. and U. or their families ; and if this be not mgreeahle to that gen-, Ueman, it must nevertheless appear fair and equitable to the public ami all who have a sense of justice- The Trust.ets under the Ir.te d ceds are anxious to sell the Lunds in Florida, allud ed to in the notice of Mr. C and to apply the proceeds to the immediate pa}»ment of part of his demand and deposit a Buffi ciency thereof to cover all his claim, aub ject to the decision of the Court—but his opposition to any reasonable sale, ax one interested in ills own right, whilst injur ing all parties concerned, must be borne until a sale can be made under an order ot Court. Savannah, Jane R dj* Editors ot papers who insert Mr. Christie's notice, will please insert the a bove until his is withdrawn, and f-rward their bills to this office where they will ba promptly paid by J. C. & P M. June 13 uwd 100 Dollars HerwavtV RANAWAY from the subscriber on the Jth instant, a Negro Man culled JACOB a Carpenter by trade, five feet eight or nine inches high, stout and well made—lie was seen on the Northern road, near Co lumbia, with a sealed pass, endorsed “ A pass for Jacob, from Oglethorpe Count! Georgia, to the State of Delaware,” and said he would take a seat in the stage fur • the North —The above reward will be paid if he be apprehended in any state ■ north of S, Carolina, or fifty dollars if in that state and delivered to the subscriber, and all reasonable expenses paid. W. W iVI ontgomery. Augusta Georgia, June 20, 1822,—tf ffj* The Editors of the City Gazette, & Mercury. Charleston ; State Gazette, Columbia S. C. Fayetteville Observer, Richmond Enquirer, Noifolk Herald, and National Intelligencer, are requested to insert the above weekly three times, and fi. rward their bills to the Office of the Au ocsta Chronicle, where they will be promptly paid. W. W. M- For Sale, A MOST desirable SUMMER RESI DENCE on the Sand-Hills, near the branch of the Richmond Academy, with anv quantity of land not exceeding forty or fifty acres. The dwelling house is large, and neatly finished, having two stories and eight rooms, besides pas sages and a garret, and a piazza on one side of the building, and a portico on the '»ther, together with ten or eleven com fortable out houses; a good garden; as collection of the most choice fruit trees, grapevines, Bcc. and a spring of pure wa ter within seventy or eighty yards of the dwelling house, and a spring house.—Ap ply to Wm. W. Mult, Esq. or the Office of the Augusta Chronicle. May 30——ts Ten Dollars Heyward. ; R VNAWAY from the subscriber in r Wilkes County, on the main road leading from Washington to Greensborough, six - miles from the former place, a Negro man r by the name of 808, 8 about thirty eight years old, five feet ten E inches high, very dark compl xiou, with * double lips. The above reward w ill b« given to any person who will deliver the 3 said Negro to me, and all reasonable ex • penses paid ; or five dollars if confined ' in any Jail, so that 1 can get him again. Thomas Freeman. July 15 3t f- (Jjr* N. B.—The editor of the Savannah f- Republican is requested to give the a 1. hove advertisement three insertions, and s forward the account to Washington, (Wilkes) for payment. T. F- Avlvfcus Y emttk T?HIS Institution is under the direction jo Elisha W. Cbf.stem, Esq. a graduate of Middle bury .College, assisted by Miss Fish and Miss Wood ; the former, an In structress of considerable experience and both well qualified for the duties of their . office 1 The examination of their pupils took place on the 28th of May. The highest anticipations of the Trustees and citizens who attended on the occasion were more than realized. The promptness with which the most difficult questions were answered in English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography both Ancient and Modern, Rhetoric, &c. evinced at once the industry of the pupils and the fidelity of the In structresses. The trustees of this Female Seminary, at the commencement of the year, de clared that it was not their intention to puff' the Institution into notice; yet they te l no hesitation in saying that they have seldom witnessed anExammation in which Girls of the same age did themselves or 1 their Instructresses more credit and, alter 1 having observe d for six months the course 1 of instruction pursued here and the de -1 gree of profic.ency attained, we can con scientiously recommend ibis Academy as worthy of the public patronage The be althfulness of this place and the udvan agf s which as a village it enjoys, it is confidently hoped will offer sufficient in ducements to parents to place ffieir daugh ter in this Seminary. Young ladies from abroad are required to board with the Hector in his family, or mth some relative. With the exception of Music, every bianch of a solid and or namerita education may be here acquired. At the close of the next vacation, it is in ended to adopt in the Academy a more regular and systematic course of edeca- Mon lian is generally pursued in similar Institutions The vacations are so arrang ed that the Rector is seldom on the cir cuit during the term. U s professional duties, therefore, in terfere but little with his attention to the government and superin tendance of the , Academy. Moses Waddei, •% A. S. Clatton, I Trustees of the J. Nisbit, I Athens Female Jno. A. Cobb, I Academy. A. Hull. J Athens, Geo. June 27, 1b22 6m University of Georgia, ? Athens, 12tii June, 1822. j fllE examination of the present senior class will begin on Monday the Bth of J g ly next, in the College Chapel, on which occasion the Trustees of the University are particularly requested to attend. The Parents and. Guardians of the Candidates for Collegiate Honors, and Literary Gen tlemen in general, are invited to be pre sent. On Thursday the first day of August, the Semi Annual Examination of the Freshman Class will take place ; —On Fri day tli* 2d, the Sophomore Cl -s will he examined; —On Satumay the 3d. die (’a - didates for Admission into College (from the Prepaiatory School, will be examin ed ; —On Sunday the 4th, a Commenct meni Sermon will b? delivered in the Chit p“l. On Monday the s'h, the Junior Clas will be examined ; —On Tuesday the 6>i), the Junior Class will deliver original Ora tions, and on Wednesday the fin will be the Annual Commencement. By order, Asibury Hull, Sec . of the University of Geo. flj’The Editors of newspapers through out the State, who are friendly io the in terests of the College, will confer a favor on it, and the community in gen ral, by giving the above a few conspicuous inser tions in their respective papers. A. HULL. June 17 Administrator’s Sale. WILL be sold on the first Tuesday in August next, at the court-house doer a t Appling, Columbia county, be tween the usual hours, 20,000 Acres of land lying in Montgomery county, belonging to me estate of Zadock Magruder, and sold for ihe benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. George Magruder, Adm’r. for seif, and Tresea Magruder, Administratrix. June 6 -ids Very Valuable Ileal Estate for Sale , within 12 miles of Augusta, X OFFER for sale my Valuable tract of Lund, lying on the road leading from Au gusta to Washington, distant from the former about 12 miles, containing four hundred Acres of prime Upland, well a clapted to growing Corn or Cotton, situ ated in a healthy, and respectable neigh borhood. This tract has several orchards which bear as fine fruit a« the country af ford*. Presuming none will purchase without examining, it is thought unnecessary to enter into particulars. But persons wish ing health and fine land are requested to call. Terms can be made known by ap plying on the premises to the subscriber, or to John Cushin, or Hays Uowdre, in Augusta. J. W. Beall. June 20 if NOTICK. WILL BL SOLD , Iv the Town of Appling, Columbia County, on the first Tuesday in Septem ber next, between the usual hour? of sale, -he remaining part of the personal pro perly of John W Ligon, deceased, con sisting of a Valuable Library, two Trunks, Svc. Terms on the day of Sale. J Uriah Harris, Executor it the Will.- July 48 ■ ■ tds. Georgia,Richmond county , November Term, 1821. Present, the Hon. John H. MoNToonsnr, Judge. * The Planted* Bank of] : the State of Georga, I * Assignees of Bantu j Petition for Fore ‘ McKnne, )» closure. 1 vs. v j r James B. Lafitte, and I four Lots in Augusta. J [ RULE NISI. * Upon the Petition of the Planters : Bank, of the state oi Georgia, praying the J ti»e foreclosure of the equity of redemp tion in and to certain Lots, in the county * and state aforesaid, known in the plan of ’ Lots laid out at the upper end of Broad 1 street, in Augusta, by Daniel Sturges, Surveyoi General, on the twenty-eighth day ol February , one thousand eight him * died and eighteen, and lying on the north j side of Broad street, as numbers one, two, eleven and twelve, each containing thirty [ feet front on said Bread street, (number ' one excepted,) which contains on Broad 1 street, twenty-rwo and a half feet, and on r Jones Street, thirty feet, being the same [ on that, (Junes as the other three Lots; which said Lola were mortgaged b} James B. Lafitte to Burns McKintu, on the * first day of July, one thousand eight hun ’ ired and eighteen, to secure the payment of the sum of three thousand six hun ( dred and severny-two dollars and fifty ] cents, with interest, at one, two and three years, two thousand four hundred and forty eight dollars and thirty-two cents, ■ with interest thereon, being now due and unpaid to the said Planters Bank — And now at this term, upon the motion 1 of Thomas Flournoy, in behalf of the PJain iiff: It is ordered, that the principal in terest & cost due on said mortgagebe paid | nto Court, within twelve months from the date hereof, or from thenceforth the equity of redemption will he forever bar red and foreclosed, and the mortgaged premises will be disposed of as the law direcis. And it s further ordered, that this Rule be published in one of the public Gaz ettes ofth k place, at least once in every mouth, until the time appointed for pay ment, or served on the Mortgagor, or his special agent at least six months, pre vious to the time the money is directed to be paid. (Taken from the Minutes.) John H. Maun, Clerk, Clerk’s Office, ? 13lh Nov. 1821, 5 Nov 15 ml 2m GEORGIA, I IN THE SUPERIOR i Scriven County 5 COURT. April Term, 1823. RULE NISI. IT appearir.g to the Court, upon the pe tition of James Bilbo, that he is pos sussed of a deed of mortgage for all tha. tract of land consisting of several tracts, comprising in all, by survey, eleven hun dred acres, more or less, commonly known by the name of Hudson’s Mills, or Hud son’s Feiry, bounded by lands of the fol lowing persons, to wit:—To the east by lands of Richard Scruggs or James Green now, deceased; to the west by lands of James Grcenhow, deceased, and Richard Scruggs; to the north by Savannah River; to .he south by lands ot Francis Lunday, Benjamin Daly and William Thom; all suuate and being in the county of Scriv en and Slate of Georgia, which deed was signed, scaled and delivered to the said James Bilbo by James Hudson, on the Se cond day of August eighteen hundred and eleven; and which deed contains a condition to be void, if the said James Hud son, his heirs, executors, administrators, or assigns, should faithfully pay to the s»id James Bilbo, his executors, adminis trate s, or assigns, the sum of one thou sand dollars, according to the true intent and meaning of a certain Bond of the said James Hudson, bearing even date with ihe said mortgage, duly made and execut ed by the sain James Hudson, to the said James Bilbo, for the penal sum of two thou sand dollars, conditioned for the payment of the said sum of one thousand dollars; and the said James Biibo praying to have the Equity of Redemption of the mortgag ed premises foreclosed. In terms of the Act of the General Assembly in such cases made and provided—lt is ordered, that the prayer of the petitioner be granted, unless the whole amount of principal, in terest and cost due on the said Bond and Mortgage he paid into court within twelve months, or good cause shewn to the con trary;—lt is further ordered, that this rule be published once a month for twelve months in one of die public gazettes of this State. A true extract taken from the minutes this 16th day of April, 1822. Seaborn Goodall, d’k. April 29, 1822 ml2m Georgia—Columbia County. IN THE INFERIOR COURT. Thomas W. Battle,) vs. £ RULE XISI James Bracewell. j XJpON the petition oFThomas W. Battle, slating that he was in possession of four promissory notes for twenty five dollars each, given by James Bracewell of Law rence County; and that the same have been lost or mislaid, and having filed in the Inferior Court Office the documents thereto relating, in conformity to the stat ute of this State, and the rules of Court in such cases made and provided, and praying the usual rule. Ills therefore or, dered, that all persons Concerned, do shew cause on or before the first day of next term of this Court, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted and it is further ordered, tiat this rule be published in one or more of the public Gazettes of this State, once a month till the time of shewing cause thereon. (Taken from the Minutes.) Teb 7 H. LAMAR, CFk. I. C. &3-TO A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, situated in a pleasant part of the city, un til the first day of October next. Fosses sioh given Ist April.—-Apply at this office or to Messrs. Brewster & Frescott- March 25—ts Georgia, Richmond Supe rior Court. November Term, 1821. Present, the Hon. Jcair H. Moktoomebt Judge. The Planters’ Bank, oft the State of Georgia, Assignees of Barna Petition for Fore McKinne, 7- closure. vs* Two Lots ot Land in Augusta. RULE NISI. UPON the Petition of the Bank, of the state of Georgia, praying the foreclosure of the equity of redemption, in and to two lots of land, in the county and state aforesaid, and pity of Augusta, in tlio plan of lots laid out at the upper end of Broad street, in said city of Angus, ta, by Daniel Sturges, purveyor General ' on the twenty-eighth day of February one thousand eight hundred St eighteen lying on the south side of Broad street as numberefifteen and sixteen,containing 1 thirty feet each, front on said Broad-street, and extending back to Ellis street; which 1 said lots of land were mortgaged on the first day of July, one thousand eight hun dred and eighteen, by Patrick McDowali, in }iis life time, to Barna SicKinne, (o se cure the payment of the sum of fifteen hundred and twenty-seven dollars a halfi which said mortgage, the said Barna McKinee, assigned to the Planters’Bank, of the stale of Georgia, on the twenty ' ninth of July, one thousand eight him dred and nineteen, upon which there is now due the sum of five hundred and nine dollars and seventeen cents, besides inter ests as is stated. And now, upon motion of Thomas Flournoy, attorney for said Bank: it is or dered, that the principal, interest and costs due on said mortgage be paid into Court within twelve months from the date hereof, or the equity of redemption in the said mortgaged premises, will be for ever foreclosed, and the said lots will be disposed of, as the law directs And it is further ordered, that this Rule be published in one of the Public Ga ettesof this state, at least once in every month until the time appointed for pay ment, or served on the mortgagor or bis special agent, at least six months previous to the time, the money is directed to be paid. (Taken from the Minutes.) John H. Mann, Clerk. Clerk’s Office, > I3lh Nov 1821 5 Nov. 15 ml2m Georgia, Richmond Superior Court, November Term, 1831. Present the Hon. John H. Mohtqomiiu Judge. The Planter’s Bank of T the State ot Georgia, { Assignees of Barna | Petition for Fore- M'Kinne, closure, vs. I Adam Hutchison, and ] four Lots of Land J RULE JVISI UpON the petition of the Planter’s Bank of the State of Georgia, praying the foreclosure) of the Equity of Redemp tion in and to four lots of Land, lying and being in the city of Augusta, & county and state aforesaid, known in die plan of lots laid out at the upper end of Broad-Street, by Daniel Sturges, Surveyor General, on the twenty-eighth day of February, eigh teen hundred and eighteen, and lying on the south side of Broad-Street, as num bers nine, ten, eleven ar.£.t welve, contain ing each thirty feet front on said Broad- Street, and extending back to Ellis-Street, as by reference to said plan will more fully appear; which said four lots of land were mortgaged by Adam Hutchison, «n the first day of July, one thousand eight hun dred and eighteen, to Barna M'Kinne, and by said Barna M'Kinne assigned to the said Planter’s Bank, on the twenty-ninth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, on which mortgage there is now due twelve hundred and sixty-se ven dollars and a half, with interest. And now at this term, upon motion of Thomas Flournoy, in behalf of said Bank, It is ordered, That the principal, interes and costs due upop the said mortgage, be paid unto court, within twelve months from the date hereof, or the Equity of Redemption in the said mortgaged, pre mises will be foreclosed, and the same dis posed of as the law dirvxts. And tt is farther ordered. That this Rule be pub lished in one of the public Gazettes of this State at least once in every month until the time appointed for payment, or served on the mortgagor "or his special agent, at least six moths previous to tire time the money is directed to be paid. C Taken from the Minutes, J John H. Mann, cl’k. Clerk’s Office, 13th Nov. 1821 12m Columbia Superior Court, March Term, 1833. Roger Harkins,T vs. C Petition to Establish a Benjamin Bell.j Lost Promissory Note. T X HE petitioner in this case having filed his petition, seeking to establish a lost note, together with a copy of the said lost note as nearly as be could recollect, ac companied also by an affidavit of the for mer existence of the said note, and the loss of the same; —lt is ordered, that the said petition and documents be affiled in the Clerk’s office of the Superior Court, open to the inspection of all and every person interested therein ; and it is further order ed, that the said lost note given by Ben jamin Bell to the petitioner, be establish ed in lieu of the original, unless the said Benjamin Bell shall shew cause on or be fore the first day of the next terra of this court, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. Extract from the Minutes- Simmons Crawford, d’k. March 25, 1822 - m6ra gj* I have appointed Mr. TAYLOR FLEWELLIN my Attorney during my absence from this City. Jno. Farrington. May 6— —-ts May 30—2 Executor’s Sales fl wnfbT gold, I Ar Lincohi Court-House, oh the Tuesday in August next, within th e ", W al sale hours, c 11811 fl One tract of land contain!,., I two hundred and fifty acres, more or I a 'R lying in the County of Early, and known®, as Lot No. 15, in the twenty-third diaMrtW in said county. It being ii )e reu\ , , ■ of Jane Florence, deceased, and sold f the benefit of the heirs a «d credit!! » said deceased, m pursuance of an oi.il. W ■ th e Court of ordinary of the County , Lincoln. Terms will be a credit of twri'■ months, purchaser giving bond and ■ » , cunty. Thomas Florence I .5 I iff, U,i Kr'-i June 3 law4w I i -—— | Executor’s Sale. I WILL be sold at Appling, in Columb B county, on the first Tuesday i n s a HP ! tember next, three hundred of h- Hb ■ on Big Kiokee Creek, adjoining’ Cummh H > and Culbreath, belonging to the estate'. I* ■ Ambrose Jones, dee.—sc,id by a n order BL i court for the benefit o'the heirs of i ceased.—Terms of s aU, one and tw 6 li i credit. Jt4 ■ Archer Avery, ex’r. K July 8 w9tp v Hi Sheriff’s .S'«7e7 X Will be Sold, R As Lincoln ton on the first Tuesday 1 K g September next, between the usuiPS : hours. I 300 Acres of land, mon H£> : or less, adjoining lands of John M‘Cd IS and John H. Walker, on the waters of If HR t tie river; to satisfy sundry smell lions issued from a justices Court, againtEV Henry Sturges; levied and returned i Bfl ! . me by a constable, the property poirddHs out by said Sturges. —ALSO— I c ' 100 Acres of land, Up| en as the property of Wm. Covington, JsBX nior, adjoining Lamkin and Fleming, Jwft little River ; it being a part of a tract foil *)l merly belonging to Wm. Covington, dec.ffi , the place whereon the defendant nod U lives, to satisfy sundry executions, issu.ilwll from a Justices Court, against said Wa fl Covington, Junior; levied and returned 1 to me by a Constable, the property poit w ted out by the shurity. Terms Cash. JCaf N. Bussey, s. l. c.rl July 25 3t |g IN COUNCIL, 'll 6th July, 1822. .Jj Resolved, by the city council cf Jufl Augusta, That from and after the JRj adoption of this resolution all BOATS Hi which shall be at, or moored to, the Hi of Washington street on the river, ani HP all CARGOES which shall be Laden oi unladen, on or at the end of said sUct, H shall be subject to and pay the same H RATES of WHARFAGE as are now paid H to, and received by the Wharf Company H and the Wharfinger of said Company and H his successors in office are hereby author. H ized to collect the same, which shall be H paid quarterly to the City Treasurer. R Extract from the Minutes. H D. CLARKE, c. c. 1 July 22 2t H FINAL NOTICE. I PERSONS in the Country indebted lo If the Chronicle Office, during the firms of Kean & Charlton, and of Kean H, Duyckinck &. Charlton, are informed that the subscriber will shortly, for the lasi JH time, wmit upon them, with their respec IS live accounts. I sl John E. Kean. I m June 3 3t I (JJ* The books of the a- fl hove concerns are in the possession of Mr. '!;■ B. T. Duyckinck, at the Chronicle Office. | fl He will receive any payment? that may ba 11 tendered in Augusta. I June 6 J. E.K- J T I 8 100 Keward. 1 Stolen from the subscriber, on Ss* Isl turday evening last, a Bed Morogco Pock- fl et Book, containing Three Hundred and fl Fifty Debars, viz:—Two one hundred dob fl tar Bills on the Stale Bank of Georgia fl one Fi'tv dollar bill on the Darien Hank I H thiity three dollars of Tennessee money- fl! the balance not recollected, with a nun- fl ber of due bills on different persons, to the amourtt of 30 or 40 dollars, with sun- I dry accounts, Uc. The person suspect- I .. ed to have stolen the Pocket Book, fl * by the name of CHARLES FERHEX*' ■ bout 24 or 25 years of age, fair comple* ) ion, Ugh*, hair, and about five feet high wears a green frock, or Waterloo coat, an white pantaloons,—-he is by trade a C*t penter. • The above reward will be given for tn ; fl apprehension of the Thief, and the recc K very of the money, and all reasonable et- K penses paid, by the subscriber, residing* fl Mr. Ligon’s Tavern, Augusta. ez A. Barnard. I July 15 Up . %* Mr. Henry Han null' M qan , is authorized to collect for this Oi fice.and correct ali errors. July 25 A For Sale, I TWO Likely Negro Men, under 'fl correction, and a Girl about 1* vfl old, which will be sold low for cash.-- r fl ply to Wm. Shannon, at the Globe ji>- fl July 8 ts fl Sheriff’s Titles, j| For SaJo at tliis office-
