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About The Augusta chronicle and gazette of the state. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1789-1806 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1790)
TH E county of Richmond it without • Court-buutc and G«>al; and ihe mcft convenient and legal place for ered:ug them is at the town of AugQlia. The fund* appro priated by the date tor the puipole are found, by a just .calculation, to be inadequate; and the Coniimdioners are compelled to resort for afliltance to private fublcnptions. The obvious realon* in favot of the efl-blifhment Will, they hope, induce a general and effec tual cont ioutiou. Augusta is the center of the commerce of the date. Placed at the head of navigation, it will naturally be the mart of all the production to the weft of ii ; and <>f course muff he the ware-house of all the importation* to be given in exchange. Tim will tend to eulaige the limits of the towo, and to mcreaie its population, and the value of every lot. Vice and licentioufnefa will grow with these, unless checked by the foiutary restraints of the lawe i and the hold ing ot Courts and tmpnfonmeot of those who delerve it, in a place crowded with people, . will d ffufe the examples of justice and pun;ih ment. Society will be improved and regu lated ; government will be obeyed and re fpectcd i and the commerce between the mer chant and planter protected* The Commiftiouers pledge theinfelves for the faithful application of whatevei may be subscribed. Independent of their being oblig ed to account with the Superior Court, they will constantly publish in the Augusta Chronicle the account of their expenditures. Persons desirous of encouraging to ufcful tnd neceftary a purpose, are requeued to call upon the Coraini/fionsra, by whom fcibfcrip tioos are received. Robert } GEORGE HANDLEY, (CiaVi. JOHN MEALS, J Wanted to Qon(raft For iqoo tons of ftonc, equal to that on Rae’s C’tecu. and icqo bulheis us unllackened lime, to be delivered on Broad llreet. Those de fnous of couiratfiug lot either or boiii of ihe above mentioned article*, are requeued to fond in foiled piopouis tp the Comuiutioners on pr before the ait of luue neat. Georgia, Riib'nond County , James Robert ion } vs. > Attachment* David Evans. J I DO hereby notify, as by law I am com manded, that by virtue of the above process, ilfued by Dalziel Hunter, Esq. on the tenth day of February, I have levied on a tiegroe boy, the property of the above named de fendant, agamft whom judgment by default will be obtained at the next Inferior Court te be held ip and for the county aforefaid on the fecund Tuefday in June next, unlefe he tl,e fatd defendant Hull appear and plead on the ftrft day of foidTeim, or abide by and per foim the order of Court which thall be made thereon. GEORGE HANDLEY, 8. R. C. Shrift Ojue, May 7, 1789. • p—. ■ Georgia, Richmond County. joel Tapley, Y vs. > Attachment* YVißiara Glover, j I DO hereby notify, as by law I am com manded, that by virtue of the aboye proceF illued by Nathan Harris, Esq. the ninth day cf Aptil lafl, I have levied on twenty-seven head of cattle, the prope.ty of the above named defendant, against whom judgment by default w'll be obtained at tbe next Inferior Court ia and tor the county aforefaid on the second Tuefday in June next, unlef. he the said defendant foal! appear and plead on the <rft day of fold Term, or abide by and per form the order of Court which (hall be made thereon. GEORGE HANDLEY, f. R. C. Shrift Offict, May 7, lypo. '" 1 . A few Bushels of good Indigo Seed, To be Jold, or exchanged for Corn . of the fruiter. Sheriffs Sales. BY virtue of a writ of- fieri facias tp me directed, will be fold oa :iaturd*y. the jth of June next, at twelve o’clock, at the Aca l demy in Augusta, three thoufan-J seven hun» d ed and eighty-five acres of land, lying on Bog*jr Gut, Richmond county. Also, five thouiusd two hundred and forty-two acres of land, lying on Mill Shoal Creek, waters of Broad river, Wilkes county. The Whole feired and to be fold as the property of Major Richard Call.———Conditions of the Sale, Cafti, on the delivery of the titles. GEORGE HANDLEY, 8. C. Augufia, May 7, 1790. ■ ■■ ■■■■■ ■ 1■» - ■ * ■ ■ J ull Imported from London To be Sold By the Subfciber, at his Shop in Bioad-iireet, • oppotite Mr. M‘Karlin’s Itore, A lar%e and general ijjortment of MEDICINES, VIZ COMMON Peru* Littargyr Anri tian nark fcLcciar Saturn Red do. Mere, prweip. rub* Jalap * Corros. fubl. Rhubarb Sal. abfynth. Opium Aqua fottis Aftafaeteda Sjif, Vtni. rcft. j Manna Argent viv. Ben* Balsam capivi Gu n Acabte Spr. fal. amon. vol. Sat. ainon. crud* Spt. C C. Ctem-Tartar Nitridule. Cau ha redes Sal. amen. vol. Gentian 0.. uiinth. pip. Aloes Ucotrin Viuum auum. Cort. Aur otiorum Camphor Gum Guiaci Anileed Amiinouy crd. 01. lavendu! A feme alb. Blue ftoue. Bo: ax W th many other articles too tfdioue to meut tou. N. B. Six months .credit will'be giv*ni r M. BURKE. TOWN-HALL, Augufia, April 13, 179 c. Ordered, That Returns of all Taxable property, with in th© limits of the town of Augusta, agree able to the Aft tor levying a Tax for the pre sent year, be made to the Clerk of the Cor poration on or before the firft day ot June next, under the penalties spec tied in the said Aft. Aueß W T. C. Notice. THE Clerk will a read eve* y Monday alterpoon, betweeuthe hours ot 3 and 5, until the ift June next, and •u laid nay, to, receive the Returns of Tax able property, in conformity to the above order. W. URQUHART, T. C. A LL persons haying eoy demands by bond, 1 »uie» or other wife, agairnt James La»- der, deceased, are requested to make th. nC ku wn, duly attested i and those indebte. , are u 9 > earnestly desired 10 make immediate payment to AMASA JACKSON, Adm’r. To be Sold at Public Sale, fa ike kigbefi Bidder, on the Fuji Monday in July next , # AL L TH E Shop furniture & medicalapparatus •♦•longing to the yrtite Doftor lam-* Ln- Itr, d«< eafed,—The Coridnioni wulbciutde iisewttoaibt iUy A Bile. AMAhA jACKbQN, Adm'r # War •Office $f the United States . INFORMATION it hereby given t* tU th« Invalid JOuaouei* of the United autes lending witnia the dates reflectively, that one moiety, of their annual penfiou, C i«u : mencing on the fifth day of March last, will be paid at the places, and by the perl'on* here* in after mentioned, on the fifth day of March cufuiug, and that the second moiety of the fail annual penfiou will be paid at tbeijune places and by the Came per lon*, on the fifth day of . June ensuing. The Statist Placts, fit font by whom tbt pen/ion will be paid, New-Hanapftr.re, Ponfmoath, Jok nWupplf. Malfacliufctu, 801 l ai, ' Bc'jarai.s Iji-c,!*, Rnode-lliand, Prov dene?, Jcrroi ah Oln y. Co'ine&ieut, New London, Jed. Hmtingcoa I hitw-Yojk, New-Y..tk, John Lamb. Ncw-jefiey, PctttiAmboy John HdUcd. Pennlylvauia, PrnLdelph a, bhaipDcbny. Delaware, Witra.ugtdn, Georg-? Bufb. Maryla d, BiiUmoie, Oho H Willi***. Vjrg.n a, B. Hundred, William Hoth. N>rti)*Carol!na, Hillfb >ro«gh, J hn H~yw >od. bouth Carolina, Cn&ridlon, George Abb u Hall Georgia, Savannah, John H-b:ilbaai. My *rd*r es the trejidehf es tbt United States, H. KNOX, Secretary for the Department of War. Jan. aB, 1790. IN order to prevent twfucceftfu! applies* tions, the ioHowmg information is re-pub* Jilhed, refperting the vouchers wbfcb will he .required. ' \ ’ THe returns which have been or fhal! be nja-e to the Secretary sos the Department of Wir. by the feverai States, of the pen lion* * inch have been granted, and paid by them refpeftively, will, together with the vouchers herein teqniied, be considered as the evidence whereon the payments are to be made. Every application for payment iftnft beac* compared by the following vouchers. Ut. The certificate given by the date, fpe cifymg that the person ppiTeiljug it, is in fit* au invalid, and pertaining the sum to which, as such, he is annually entitled. idly. An affidavit agreeably to the follow* ing form, to wit : A. B. came before me, one of the Justices for the county of in the date of god made oath that he if the fame A. B, to whom the original certify* cate in f his poflitiliou was given, of which the following is a copy, (the certificate given br the state to be recited.) That he served m (regiment or vef« fel) at the time he was disabled, and that he uo,w 1 elides m the and counts and has rtfided there fog the last 7?ars, previous to which be resided i» In case a* Invalidflyould apply for paymen| by an attorney, the said attorney mull, be* sides the certificate and oath before recited, produce a fpei ial letter of attorney, agreeable to the following forms I A. B. of cougty of f aigp of do hereby cooftitutt and appoint C. D. of my lawful attorney, to re* ceive. in my behalf of (the firft or second moiety) ojf my annual pension, aa aa Invalid of the United States, from the fourth day of March, one thoufaad f*vea hundred and eighty-nine. In testimony whereof I have hereuate set my band and leal, tbit Signed and sealed in the pretence of Acknowledged before me Applies ons of executors oradrainiftratore m ift be accompanied with legal evidence of t eir refpeefive odices, and also of thq time .he Invalid died, whof# penfiou they may claim. lr Command of the Prefldeat es the Unit* ed States of America, H. KNOX, Secretary for the Department es War. ITar*OJiee t Odeier Ij, ijsf, •» t*t The Printer* throughout the U«W«4 B(«tei ire refuelled te iufert the above ie» hrmation, for the benefit of the uufortuntt# Invalids, who have fuCeied ftveiel# is the (tuft es their ceueirp.
