The Augusta chronicle and gazette of the state. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1789-1806, November 28, 1789, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextM. Maher & Co. Have IMPORTED Iu tbe la ft veflets from Loudon, Liverpool, . . Br.ftol, Si c Sic. And art now opining for SALE, At the Green Store in Broad-street, opposite to where they lived iaft year, the following GOODS, Which they will fell cheap for Calh or Produce. SUPERFINE 7-4, 8 4, 9-4, and 10-4 rose blankets London and Bristol duffil ditto Superfine broad cloths of the n£w?ft and molt talhionanle colours. Second cloths and caffimcres Bath coatings and double mill drab White and coloured plains 'Blue and white twill’d kerfys Scarlet and white flannels and linfeys Green, blue and spotted ruggs Camlet and green baize » Camlet coats ready made Goyduroy, jeans and fdftians. Printed v Jvcrets, plulh 6c short 1 h ckfets and royai rib Black and drab coloured velvets Bombas’(lns and florentine , , Durants, callimancoes and moreenS MuflinetS and dimities Toylinets and printed jeans Black mode, and a variety of rib bands Green, blue and pink perfian Irilh linens and ihectings Printed linens, calicoes and chintz Bed bunts and bed ticking Checks, ciowLs and brown holland Scots and German oznabrigs Ii ifh droghedas and hemp roll Kuflla fhecting, heflians and ti.k l&iburg Striped and check lawns Stfipsd and check lawn hancker , chiefs • Pbcket handkerchiefs of variouskinds Black, white, and colourtd silk hand ke 1 chiefs Ladies' cotton handkerchiefs and shawls 4 : . v ; CatnbrLk; plain lawn and muslin Lawn, kerning, and gauze hand kerchiefs, Seeing filits and twist Ounce, pound, ezhabrig and flioc thread Men’s and woman’s (addles r Bridles, surcingles, girths, whips, and stirrup leathers ~ Men’s Ihoes and boots , „ Ladies callimanco, lading and lea ther (hues *£ Men’s and boys fine and coarse hats Ladies Falhionabte hats Scarlet and cloth coloured cardinals Men’s and women’s worsted, thread, cotton and silk .hose Men’s and ladies gloves and m.its Hafrfburgh lines and bed cords v Pots, Dutch ovens and frying pans Cast iron tea kettles, and copper do. pewter plates, diflies, bafons and spoons gdd. 2od. tod. Bd. 6d. & 4d. nails flat and fbarp points Flooring brads aud Flemish tacks Broacf, weeding, hilling and grub bing hoes MilVerofs cut, hand, & tenett saws j Smiths anvils, vicer, files and pin cers Bar lead, and (hot assorted Gun powc.er, guns and gun locks Stock locks, chest locks, ike. &c. Cutteau, pen, fboemakers ik butch ers knives Knives and rorks, & stirrup irons Club, failing and broad axes v'-naffic.and curb bridle bits Shoemakers tools in complete sets Plough and waggon chains Coopers axes and adzes H and I-L hinges, and hooks and hinges Augers, chiflels and gouges Plane irons, gimlets and hammers Mill, crosscut, whip and hand law files Hand vices, girth & throat buckles Shaving doxcs, ivory fit horn combs Scma; s, fnufteis and fiih hooks Coffee mills, shovels and longs Saddle tacks and laddie holies Drawing knives and fneepfliears Fashionable and common buttons, & Buckles of va • us kinds Looking-glaflls, fiddles and fiddle ibings . „ 2 ' Plated and spring fpuisy Sid irons and Ipades f ‘''Girth webb, currycombs and brulhes Brais, iron and tin candlelticks Kaz rs, razor ft raps and hones scythes, cutting knives, and reap hooks Pound pins, needles and thimbles Large and fmail trunks ? A variety of tin m are Cotton and wool cards Queen's ware places and diflies Liverpool china cups and lancers Jugs, mugs, bowls, tureens, coffee ■ pots, kc.tx c. Decanters, tumblers, wine-glafles, goblets, &c. Pamis, oil, and window buttons Writing paper and ink powder Scaling wax, wafers and quil.s Mode’s Geography Giblon’s Surveying H . Common hrayer books, with a large coile&ion of Webtter's firft, le- , cond, 2nd third parts of a Gram matical institute of the Englilh language v containing the Ame rican Spcilingbook, Ins Englifli Grammar, and the American be led ion Bibles, Teflaments, and Spelling books Jamaica, Weft-India,and Northward rum i Brandy, wine and gin MolaiTcs, loaf and Mulcovado sugar Bar iron, (hear moulds & griiiuftones German and blistered ftcei A Hum and fine ialt. ...+ Hyfon, green.and. boliea teas and chocolate, Soap, candles, and starch Snuff in bottles. , A lllpice, pepper and mustard t Saltpetre, brimstone, copperas, al lum, ginger, cloves, nutmegs, cin namon, camphire, fairs, tarier, Turlington, jallop, rli***harb f .An* , derfbn's pills, Godfrey’s cordial, British oil, blue stone, and ciem. " tarter. Thchighejl price given jar Tobacco , , • Twenty Dollars Reward. STRAYtDior flolen from the fubfcriberV plantation, near Savannah, a lmely,,» BLACK HORSE, upwards of 15 hands high* about fix years of lge, has a ftur in.his head, and lohie grey nails in his tail, brand ed on ihc mountyig buttock B C and C J, the letter is rather imperfect, and on the mount ing Ihoulder S C. - The above reward will he given to-any peifoa who will, deliver him to the fubferiber in Savannah, or ten dollars, if delivered to Mr. Thomas Cumming, in Au gulfa. —. .u | JOSEPH CLAY. Savanna h, Nov. 19, 1789. ALL persons having demands by bond, note, or Daniel Wali- - cou, late of. Richmond .county, planter, de-. > ceased, are desired to make them known, ■ duly attested, to, the fubferiber; who earn eaftly solicits those indebted, to.take the ne- > ceifary Heps for difehargiug their refpe&ivc . dues, as well to prevent suits at law, as to enable him to fatisfy .the .legal creditors. SAMUEL SCOTT, Ex'r. Npv. a<s, 1789. t •*, i ■ - - ~ r1 To be Leafed, ~ Fora term not exceeding one or two years, A Plantation, In the county of Burke, belonging to the ertate "of Thomas Chifolin, Esq. deceased \ also, a* ' saw and grid mill thereon, together with nine prime field ilaves, plantation tools, See. Foe terms, apply to JOHN MILTON, \ , , V _ WILLIAM FEW, 5 Augitfta, Nov. 27, 1789. - LL persons having any demands, agaiuft the eftare of Thomas Chifolin, late of Burke county, Esq. deceased, are. requeued to deliver them in to the fubferibers, proper ly attested; and all persons indebted to the. said ertate, are desired to make payment so soon as pofliblfe, 111 order that the demands against the fame mav be difeharged. * JOHN MILTON, ) ’ J v. WILLIAM FEW, 5 tx rt * • Augusta, Nov. 27, 1789. . - I. ---»<»"■ 11. y I■■ *. To be fold at public bale, At the Vendue-houfe in Savannah, on Tuef day, ihc 1 jtb December, next, at i:o’clock, A TRACT of oak and hickory laud on Savauuah tivpr, about five miles above , the town, containiag about acres, be-* tween Rae’s Hall,and Brampton. A Trattof iandcontaiumgabout tea acres*, the firft quality of riVer swamp, uppofito • Brampton, on the fame river. * A trad of land containing about 200 acre?, under dams, the firTt quality of tide iwatnp i and about tooacie* high laud, adjoining.with a dwelling houle, So c. two miles hplovV Sa- adjoining lands of General Jaiuea jackfon. The above lauds formerly belonged to the estate of Btoutou, the picfcut owners unknown. 1350 actcs of prime land, on Skc .do.way lilaud, the property of John Bowman, Efq..ot South-Catoliua. • . v A TraA of laud containing 500 acres, on St, Mari*# river, three or four hundred acres, of which are cleared, bounded by the New 'Town of St. Majy’s, »o the eadward ; foun -erly the piofcrty ar.d fettled by jermau and Charles Wnght, now the propeity of Mr. John Ferry, of South-Carohna. A lor, and part of a lot, at Yamacraw, with a what 1 and, (lore, where the iuipedliihi • of tobacco is at preJcnt, tfie property of Mr, Morriicai Sheltall. \ jL Two lot*, No. 4 and 5, fourth tything Reynolds Ward, laid to to Major 1 houias Wailiington.—TheNabove Leing Seiz ed tor public tax, will be 10% for the paper medium of this Mate. , ,*« ALEXANDER WATT, Tax Co *. Savannah, J\o-v 10, J 789. ' *4.* Adveitifeuients omitted in this foe„ wain of room, lhall be iutcited in out nexk.