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Thomas M‘Call Harris, HAS IMPORTED From Lokdon, theJol/omng Articles, ~V I Z.-~ PRINTED and died Calicoei, . Muflinct* and Dimities, White and colored Quilting for Vefti, White and colored Jeans and Sattiget, Black Muflio, Cambrick handkerchiefs and thawlf, Ellcgant silvered silk (hawh, Plain, fancy and black dittos White, green and black lace veils. Black, white and colored crapes, Black Tallin, plain and firmed for veto, Sattini, farccnets and lutcftringi, Toweling diaper, Pullicat and printed cotton hdkft. China, famn and love ribbands, Ladies and men* silk and cotton hose, Ladies white and colored silk and cot ton gloves, Ditto cotton mitt* and glove top*, Curtain line*, taffcls, fringe and bed lace, Cotton and fiik tamings, Thread, fringe, Silver lace and fringe, Cut glaft, and mock pearl heeds. Fine thread lace and edging, Black silk and patent lace, Plain, spangled and black fans. Ladies pocket books, Ladies and mens dressing cases, Black, Shaneal and bogle fpngs and Wreaths, White do. fancy do. f White and fancy plumes and leathers, Black brnfli and round do » Ladies kid flippers and sandals. Colored chip and cane hats and bonnets, Ladies black beaver hats. '..FROM NEIV-TORK— IOO Dozen China cups and faucets, t Trunk Morocco flippers, l Bale white nankeen, io Piece* bandanna handkerchiefs, 10,000 Indh TjAticu .’ n For Sale at his WARE-HOUbE, tn Broad Street, Augusta. Hugh Nejhitt HAS taken his brother ALLEN, into Copattnetlhip. They will conduft thcirßufioefsnndpt.heF.tmof (s' A* NESBITT. /Hr Those indebted to the late Con eern of RUM iS U » Sm "" 1 Barren, or to the Snbfcrtber. are re<juefi a m male? oavment io the above hirm. ed to make paym NESBITT> ■ Ah£ April 3°* _ COMMISSIONER’. SALES. Agreeably to an ail entitled “ An a« » dUblilha fund for the redemption of the public debt of this Hate,” palled the P t6.h day Os November, in the rear iSoJ, the Commiffioncrs of Con fifeated Property will eapole to Publm Sale, at the Seat of Government,®,, the + .h Monday tn November next. between the bout, oft» in the afternoon, the following tracts of Land, viz. - - . One tradl in the name of John Simpson, containing 838 acres, ]. ing being in Camden county, bounded north west wardly by the river Great Satill , northerly by fir James Wright s land, caftwardly by vacant land, and loulheriy by Lachlan M‘Gillivray and vacant land 'at the time of original survey. One other traft in the name of Lach lan M'Gillivray, lying and being in the /aid county, containg 685 acres, bounded »orthcrly by the river Great Satilla and John Simpson, eattwardly and fouthcrly by vacant land, and weft by Governor Bull's land at ihe time of original survey. Also—Six likely Negroes, viz. two wenches and four children; confifcated as the property of Roger Kelfall, Conditions of Sale—Calh, or cash de mands against the State, which have been liquidated by the Comptroller Ge neral. JAMES BIRD, J HINES HOLT, } Cm’rs. Wm. ROBERTSON, J Lou:fville t May 23, 1803. Joseph Boren, INFO KM > tu» friends and th< public in geneial, that he has taken the Houfc and Lot in Waynt(borough, for merly occupied by Mr. Moore, wbete he propofea keying a BOARDING HOUSE and TAVERN, and will ufc -jbi* heft endeavors to give general Gti*- ftflion. He will be well provided with Babies and forage, and will keep arc- fupply of Die best Ljqjiors, Maj 24. For Sale By the Suhfc filer, ■ 130 Calks of LIME, by the Calk, or by a greater quantity, at five dollars per calk. F. PHINIZY. • L O T T E rT, In compliance with an aft of the Legif. lature ol the State of Georgia, au thoring certain corair.iflioncrs, there in named, to efiabiilh a Lottery for the purpose of ratting Three Thou- Jand Dollars , for the purpose of im proving the Navigation of Ogechcc and Canouchie Rivers. A majority of laid Commiflioners having met on the 18th day of February, 1805, a dopted the following Scheme of 2 Lot tery, for the purpose abovemention ed, which they beg leave to prefect to the public. THE SCHEME . 1 Prize of 500 Dolls, is 500 Dolls. 1200 200 1 100 100 2 50 100 $0 10 500 100 6 1200 400 5 2000 866 4 34 6 J 812 3 2436 2333 Prizcl 10500 Dolls. 7000 Tickets at Two Dollars each, are 14000 Dollars, which leaves for the { Navigation, aad expences of the Lot tery, 3500 Dollars, Not Two Blanks to 2 Prize. The Coramiflioncrs flatter themfclves they will be able to commence drawing the above Lottery in the month of May next. (p3r Tickets to be had at Mcflrs, Seymour and Woolhoptcr’s Book Store, Savannah, and of the Commiiilaners. ELIAS CASSELS, - JESSE M‘CALL, 2 JAMES BIRD, J SAMUEL SMITH, J * February xg» 1803. V TICKETS to be fold at F, Phi nizy's Store. The Subscriber, Hasjufi Received, and for Sale, at reduce ed Prices , by the Box or Dozen, A few Boxes No. 10, COTTON CARDS. He has on Hand, A large Supply of BOLTING CLOTHS and a large aflbrtmcnt of EARTHEN WARE, very low by the Crate. He has just opened several Crates to feleft an Aflbrtmcnt for RETAIL, which will be disposed of on moderate terms for Cajh or Produce . F. PHINIZY. SHERIFF’S SALE. In Wayntjborough, at the court- hovfe, IE ILL BE SOLD . One bay mare; taken as the property of Sumner Sumner, by virtue of an execution in favor of Alexander Crosier, pointed out by the plaintiff conditions calh. w GROSS SCRUGGS, Sherif, May 26. SHERIFF’S SALES. On the frjl Tuefday in July next , at the court- house in Wayntjborough , at the hours 12 and 1 0* clock, of the fame day , WILL BE SOLD,; soo acres of land in Burke county, on the waters of fiuckhead, ad joining Barnaby Lamb and Jacob Snell; taken at the instance of William Mur phey, plaintiff, fold as the property of John Dixon—pointed out by the defen. dant. GROSS SCRUGGS, Sheriff. May rg, Len Dollars Reward. STOLEN out of the ?(bbfcribcr's lia ble, living fix miles below Wash ington, on the road leading to Augusta, v on Tuefday night the 10th inst. a BAY GELDING, mixed with a number of white hairs, black mane aod tail, trots and canters, four years old, about four ' teen and a half hands high, brand on 00 the mounting (boulder thus <? Any perfou delivering the said horse to the fub(criber ihall receive the above Reward* JOSEPH NICHOLSON. Wilkes county, May 21. — *»■ Spiffs Titles for at. fctiis Office, A GREAT BARGAIN / I WILL be given to any per ron disposed to nurchafc that valuable property whereon the Subscriber lives, bn Rar ’s creek, known by the name of SUMMERVILLE. It contains upward* of five thou Sand acres of land, about one hundred of which are under cultiva tion, and raoftly inclofcd by a new fence, there is a comfortable two story houfc, with several out houfrs, a (tone fpting houfc, an excellent, and never failing spring of water, a large garden, con taining two acres, in which are upwards .of too bearing quince trees, and about 30 apple trees, of excellent fruit, a few ■ choice pear trees, plumbs and damfofts— a peach orchard containing 1000 peach trees, 500 of which arc in pctfeilion j there is a Saw Mill in complete order, that now cuts near 1000 feet of lumber per day, and several more mill feats on the trail j and it is the opinion of some of the best mill wrightt, that each mill might saw from 150 to 2001000 feet a year, with a never tailing supply of tim ber—a Grist Mill in good order, a di stillery, brewery, and pottery, arc ail at work, on the pretnifes. On this trait is a great deal of planting land, an ex cellent fumraer range, and only five mile* from the market house in Augusta—the situation is plcafant, perhaps exceeded by none in the date, as to beauty and hcahh. Negroes, Hoxfes or Dry Goods wiil 1 be received for one half the purchase j money, one fourth in Cash, andthe other fourth, a liberal credit will be given.— For further particulars, inquire of Sea born Jones, Esq. of Augusta, or the Subfctiber on the premises. N. DURKEE. N O T 1 C E. After the expiration of nine months from the date hereof, applicati on will he made to the inferior court of Hancock county, to fell a trail of land in said county, lying or. the waters of Fulfom’s creek, the real estate of Dar by Larey, dec. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. HINCHEY LARY, 7 LARY LARY, \ adm s Adril i. NOTICE. ' I ’’HE fubferiber intending to leave i this ftatc, requests those indebted to him to make immediate payment, and those to whom he is indebted, are re quested to present their accounts for fet tlcmcnt, WILLIAM C. GUNNELS. Augusta, May 30. RUM FOR SALE, AT Good-Ale, or delivered in Augusta, as low as it can be im ported from any of the states. v G IN and WHISKEY at their usual low prices, OSrt'ELL EVE iifCo. MARSHAL’S SALES. On Monday the i-jth day of June * next , at it o'clock preetjety, WILL BE SOLD, To the highest bidder, before the Market houfe in Augusta , The following valuable trads of LAND, belonging to the estate of the late George Galphin, Esq. deceased, to be fold in virtue of two executions at the fuif of Greenwood & Higginfon, one against that estate, and the other against Galphin, Holmes & Co.—The property pointed out by the plaintiff’s attorney, —VIZ.— No. i. A, trail of 400 acres more or less, granted to George Galphin Esq. lying within the Spaniih Cut-off. No-a. Two trails, including the Pop- I lar.Ridge and Indigo-Field, 245 acre* more or less. No. 3. One trail 300 acres more or , less, granted to Alex. Shaw, adjoining Mr. Beal. The whole prime River Swamp, and lying in Richmond county. Conditions Cash before the delivery of Title, and ‘ for which the are to pay. B. WALL, h\ M. Savannah , May ts, Furfuant to rejolve of the board of com • mij/ioners'for the town of Peterjburg , Notjcc is hereby given, THAT I shall attend at the pod-of fice, pn the fourth Monday in Sep tember nfcxtu tor the purpose of receiv ing a returalof all taxable property with in the limitityf said town—Those con cerned will pace notice, accordingly, SH/T.ER HILLYER. ©. B. c. FittrJbu r 3. I acts ■ % d w>f‘T r « l 4/Mfy Oh Stofcv ifcg s c /fi of . which commenced the Wh nf April left — Pubhjbed bn crdet of thg Executive, AN ACT to amend “An AS pointing out a mode for ad lifting tke claims of the citizens of this state, aga-nft the Creek Hatton." BE it enafied hy the Senate and Honfe of Repre/entatives of the State of Georgia, tn General AJfemhly met , That it (hall be the duty of the Comptroller General, to examine all such claims of the citizens of this state against the creek ip. dians, for property plundered and detain, ed from them, by the said Indians; as may be laid before him by the Executive, on or before the Gi ft day of November next, and that he do report to the Execu. five afchedule thereof, as soon as poflible thereafter, and that his Excellency the Governor be and he is hereby required to deliver to the Comptroller General such claims as are now deposited io the Exe cutive Department against the said Indi ans ; and also all fnch as may be received on or before the said firft day of Novem ber next. Sec. 2. And he it further enaSed % That the Comptroller General be allowed and paid out of the contingent fund, a furn which may be deemed by the Execu tive an adequate compensation for his trouble. ABRAHAM JACKSON, Speaker of the House of Representatives . SOLOMON WOOD, Freftdent of the Senate , pro tern. Assented to, Mayo, 1803. JOHN MILLEDGE, Governor . Twenty- Dollars Reward . RUN WAY from the fubferiber on the night of the 4th inst. a negro man named EMANUEL, about five feet eight or nine inches high, light complec tion, had on when he went away, a brown coloured cloth coat, with a black cape, a pair of striped homespun overalls, with other cloathing not recollcflcd; has a fear on his right cheek, occalioned by a bile. It is expefted hejvill aim to get to Alexandria, in Virginia, as he was purebafed there last winter, by Mr, Fa* rilb Carter, and brought to this state. The above Reward will be paid by delivering said Negro to the Subscriber, living in Peterfborg, Georgia, or fecuc* ing him in any jail in this state, or the state of South Carolina, so that he can be got again, with all other reasonable ex* pence* attending the fare?, LE ROY POPE, June 6. If any person has a just demand against me, he is requested to render his account for payment —I think proper to give this notice previous to my embarkation for Europe. Applica tions for Renting or Parchafiog my pro perty in South Carolina, to be made in future to Colonel Robert Watkins. RALPH SPENCE PHILIPS. SHERIFF'S SALE. Waynejborou^h , Burke county , June g. The Tale of Robinson and Smith’s lots is postponed until the firji Tue/day in July next, in consequence of there being but few bidders. GEORGIA* Columbia Codntt. In the Superior Court , sth March lBoj. UPON the petition of Benj.>Skrine, Attorney for Ralph Maniar, i 3 Co. — ordered , That a certain obligation un der seal, and fubferibed “ William Wy ly,” in the fura of twenty-five pounds. Proclamation money, with lawful inte rest from the date, in favor of Ralph Maniar, 13 Co. or their assigns, a Copy of which is filed in the Clerks-Office of the superior court of Columbia county, with an accompanying affidavit of the signature and seal thereof: being loft, be and remain, as the original* after this rule is published fix months, unlef* good cause be (hewn to the contrary. Clerks-Office, \ Tak , nf , om t J je Minute* Jan, 19, 1803 J PETER CRAWFORD,C/i. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE* THE Geotvia and South-Carolitt* ALMANAC FOR THE YEAR 1 8 ° 3. { Tobicco fox Cile ) this O