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About The Augusta chronicle and gazette of the state. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1789-1806 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1806)
Bradley & Knapen, MERCJ Um-TATLOKS, Ilavt Just Received form Ntw-Tork, and For Safe, ihe fallowing GOODS, VIZ. I EST London Sitjterdnc Rule C!tnb, 1 - do, do. Black do. do. famionablc mixed do. Dutch Superfine Blade do. Bcft 'LoniVin Blue and Black Caffimetcs, do. Mixed Sc Faflri stable Caftimcres, Black and Fancy Patent Cord, Black, Drab and O’ive Genoa Fancy Cord, Fancy Silk Velvet VeGing, A variety of Toilir.ctt and Swanfdown do. White, Green and Blue Flannels, Bell Guilt Fancy Coat Buttons, Silk and Cotton Sufpcmiers, Together with all kinds ot Trimmings made ufc of in their line of business. They have icccivcd the balance of their GOODS, which renders their as sortment complete, with every article of fancy an ? fubftamial wearing apjjtcl, for gentlemen. Our dilatory ruftomprs arc is formed, rhar after the firft day of January, no work will he delivered out of the drop without the full piicc is paid for the fame ; and that all their accounts will, after the firft cf February, without diferiroination, he plac. td in the hands of an attorney lor cclleftion. December 7, ' (th) Diflblufion of Parmer (hip. IN conference of the death of Thomas Kelly, the Partnrrflup of Scorx id Kelly, is dissolved—all indebted to that concern, are hereby notified that no indul gence will be given after the firft cf Bebrua. \y next, when, all bond**, notes and ac tepuhtS'wil! indifcriminatdy be placed in a jTwyer’s hands for recovery, in the mean tjj ne, produce will be received in payment it the highest Market price. Those who li ay have demands againtt the late firm arc ikquefted to prefect them for fcttlement. in future the business will be carried on by the fubferiber, who has on hand, an extea. fjve and complete aftortment of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, which will be disposed of on such terms as to make it an objedt to Country Store. Keepers. WILLIAM SCOTT. November 30. (if) NOT 1 C E. Ido hereby forewarn any petfon or per sons, from taking an afllgpfltent, or in any way, trading fora note of hand, givtn by Thomas Few, to Samuel Buffington, for One. hundred and forty dollars, with my name signed to said note as feemity—The note was given feme time in May last, and I believe payable the fbft of August or September--. 1 have paid off said note by giving Buffington ere.idir for mony lent Him. IGNATIUS FEW. Columbia county y Jan. 11. (ts) Fifty Dollars Reward, STOL EN from the Subfcfiber, one Sor rel Hark , with a swab tale, three white feet, has a white nose, aifoa black spot on the right corner of bis month, abi ut the fijo of a dollar, and a white ftrokc in his forehead, his main it half reached—Also, a Bay Horse, with a swab tale, has a very notable mark on his forehead, his face has been hurt when a colt, so at to make it in cline all to one fide.—Any person finding said horses, and delivering them to me, {hall be entitled to the above reward, by applying to the fubferiber in Lincoln conn, ty, about five miles from BarfdiPs ferry on Savannah River, JEREMIAH HARDY. February I. - (3M Fifty Dollars Reward, BROKE Jail on th? night of the aad ulf, a priloncr of the name of JOHN PHI LIPS, who refit!cs in South Carolina, but was accufid of (h aling two Horses from Franklin county, in this Bate, from which place he was committed to this jail on the i6ch inst, Phillip* »ppwrr to be about 25 years old, fix feet fair complied , and hair inclining to faknefs—-Drefs un- I known, as he (tilted his clothing w the j jailor left them whea be male hu efcape.•* It ii thought he will try to get back to Pendleton Diftrift in the South (late, were his family refides.—Ti* above reward will b* chetfully paid to any perion or per font that will deliver the said John Phillips to me, or confine Idm in any figure jail in this state, so that I can get him or fee him \ thus confined, JOHN GRESHAM jun'r. Jailor- OgUtkotpe, February 1, (jt ) XAN-Y ard~- To ~L7fte. 1 THE fubferiber offexs hi* HOUSE and TAN-YARD for.fale, cr upon a lease from three to seven years—Any per son withing tp pared, afe or lease, will please ■ apply to FRA*. VOLLOTTON. Jan, n> v ftf) • / ** ' ,i ■ DRAGON. THIS justly celebrated Horse, imported into Virginia about three years ago, i wiii stand the coining season at my Planta -1 tion, near Edgefield ccurt-houfe, South- Carolina, and be let to Mares at Fortt Dollars the fcafon ; —but as much trouble, an<l many inconveniences arise, in the col lection of these kinds of debts, and as the owner of Dragon is desirous of bringing business of this nature to a speedy close, the season may he discharged by the pundlual payment of Thirty Dollars in every case, at any time before the firtl of January next. The fubferiber holds Limfelf at liberty to demand security in fnch cases as he may deem expedient, in order to infurc punftual payment. Five hundered acres of land for pafttsragc, under one fence, and one hundred acres under another, both well enclofcd, (ihe latter for such Marcs as have foals) arc' pro. vidtd for Mares; but such mud remain at the riik of the owners. Marts may be fed well once each day, for ten cents per day, and twice, .for twenty cents per day. DRAGON is of a dark chcfnut coulour, fixtecn and an half hands high ; isdefeended from the best running flock in England, ai;d is a brother in blood to the famous horse Diomcd,. whefe flock is so highly esteemed ; in Virginia. DRAGON was unqueftionahly the best runner of his d« v. He won and received forfeit two and twenty times before he en ded his fifth 5 ear, and in mod cases for the highest prizes in England ; —among this I number was the Whip, (which is known to be the highest objedl of competition ever eftablilhcd by the Jockey Club) of 200 Guineas each fubferiber, against two others, giving them both a year’s weight in riding, four miles; and the famous match against four miles, carrying ifftone {225 lbs.) upon each, in which he-was rode by the Duke of Bedford , and Clifdcn by Sir John Lade. DRAGON is a fare foal getter, and all accounts concur in proving his colts to he more promulng than any in America. In point of figure, bone, size and power, he is acknowledged to be superior to any horse, by almost every man who has seen him. His pedigree, at length, together with the ex traurdinary performances of his colts as fubftantiaicd by the racing calander of Erg. land, may be seen at his Hand. His season will commence on the 15th day of February, and end on the firft day of September. —One Dollar to the Groom must be paid in aM cases at the liable door. ARTHUR SIMKINS. Near Edg'field Court-lhufe, S. C. February 1. GEORGIA, Greene County, At a meeting of their honors the Judges of the Inferior court offaid county. Present— James Nefbit Oliver Forier, Samuel Harper, William Greer, npHE Petition of Will aam Mili- X cane, Rating that be is now confined in the cuttody of a Confbble of said conn* ty j on sundry Bail Warrants iffacd out a gainst him by James Nefbit, and that he is unable to pay eff or give bail for the fame, and further, that he is, willing to surrender op all his property for the benefit of his creditors, and further prays the ben efit of the insolvent law j wherefore it is ordered by the court that the fourth Sat urday in April next be set apart for the laid William Milicane, to make his appearance before the laid Justices, and then and there have an equity had as to his Insol vency, and that this to be published in cne of the Gazettes of this Hate for sixty days previous to the said fourth Saturday in A pxil next. A true copy Taken form the miuutes, HENRY CARLKTON, ju./r. For THMAS CARLETON. Clk 1 Jan. 25. (1 at.) | NOTICE.- THE copartnership of Cormick 9 Lube, being diCblved by the death of the latter : The business will be*"carried on in future, by the fubferiber, to whom all persons having demands against the firm, or individually, are deli red to apply, and those indebted, are reqoefted to make im mediate payment, \ JOSEPH G. CORMICK. Augufia, Sept. 21. (ts) p QR SAL £“ * A FRESH SUP PLY OF Good Old Whiskey, by the Hhd. or less quantity. THOMAS BARRETT, ts «>. December 28. (,tf.) MARSHAL’S SALE. On thejsrji Tuefday in March next, at the Market-hou/e in the town of Louijville, be tween the usual hours, WILL BE SOLD 100 acre* of land in Oglethorpe Coanty, on the water* ot Little River, adjoining Jamei Bachannon, Crifwell and Early, le vied on a* the property of Joice Finch, to fatiify Richard Smith, pointed out by the Plaintiff* Agent, ’ ALSO, Negroes vs Penny, Pherreby Dsmfey, Worre, Tom, Alston and Har- f bert, levied on at the property of Henry Averett to fatiafy Solomon Cherry, pointed out by the Defendant. —Conditions Cash. GEORGE W. MOORE, o. m. February i. - (?*■) SHERIFF’S SALE, On the frji Tuefday in March next, at Co lumbia court-house, between the usual hours. WIL L BE SOLD . 275 acre* of land, Executed at the pro-' perty of William Stark, on Little River, joining Dozier and other*, and originally granted to John Dcnni*, whereon said Stark now live*. ALSO, One nr g'o woman by the name of Char lotte, to fatitfy two execution*, adm’r. T, Harthhora and adm*r. George Walker judgment obtained against said Stark, ALSO, 150 acres of bed, joining Jones and Qoare, on the waters of HedHall creek, the property of Yancey Sander*. ALSO, 80 acre* of land joining Goidwirc and Binion, on the waters of Germany's creek, to fatitfy an execution, John Foster and other* against Yancey Sander*, and pointed out by the defendant. ALSO, 3jo acre* of land adjoining Clabcurns and W illiam Few in Columbia county, sad originally granted to Thomas Weekly, Ex ecuted as the properly of Ignatius Few, to fatitfy an execution. Bacon and wife vs, Exc'r* William Few, and pointed ont by Thomas Carr plaintiff* attorney. Wm. FLEMING, s. c. c, February 1. (3ll_ SHERIFF’S SALE. On the frji -Tuesday in March next , at Franklin court house, between the usual hours of 1 o and 3 o'clock, WILL BE SOLD, 1150 acres of land, in Franklin conn y, on the north fork of Broad River and Turkey Creek and on both fidcs of each stream, being the place of the present rcfidencc of Edmund Henley, with valua ble improvement* thereon, ALSO, 575 acres, on the north fork of Broad River, fituatcd on both fide* of said stream, at present occupied by John Allen, ALSO, 575 acres, on the Vatcrs of the north fork of Broad River, adjoining Thomas Bryan, at this lime in the occupa tion ot Royal Bryan. 'also, acres, called and known by the name of Gorham’s mill flioa!, on the north fork of Broad River, being part of a traft containing 650 acre* —The whole ot the above land surveyed for, and grant ed to John Gorham. * ALSO, 300 acres, being part of atra6t containing 900 acre*, granted to Wyllic Pope, Clement Wilkin* and John Gorham, and one 6: gallon Still, with a copper worm, taken to fatisfy an cxccntion in fa vor of Thomas Carson, jun. for the use of Jofcpb Scott, against the adminifirator* of John Gorham. ALSO, 600 acres, in said county, on Nail** creek, adjoining Obadiah Hooper and John Williams, well improved with a Grist and Saw Mill, being the place where* on Mofcs Trimble now live*, and one ne gro man, Gabriel, taken as the property of said Trimble, to fatisfy the adminiftra torsefj. Neal, ALSO, 80 acres, in said county, on Tom* creek, join* David Ellifun, being the place whereon David Crew* lire#, three cow*, two yearlings, one calf, and one hoife, taken a* the property of David Crew*, to fatisfy Thomas Sparks. Condition*— Cash. H. TERRELL, Sheriff. February 1. (3*)* ALL persons indebted to the Ute firm ot William H. Jack & Co. or to the estate of Andrew Junes, dc ceafed, by bond or note, are once more called on for immediate fettlementi no further indulgence can be given.—Those indebted to cither of the above mentioned firm* on open account, are requeued to liquidate the fame previous to the firft day of September next.—After that date, fuit* will be commenced against delin quent* without difcfiunnatioc. JAMES BSGGS, Adm’r. SHERIFE’s sale, \ At the court house in Greene county » cn the ■ fir/ Tue/day in March next, betzoien the ■ ujual hours, M Will be Sold, W 300 acrea of land, moie or left, 2 Greene county, lying on the fouth fork of 9 Little River, adjoining land of Whitlock I and others, levied on as the property of I Pace Bird, to fatisfy an execution in favor I of Wm. £3 Felix Gilbert, vs Price Bird, I ALSO, I One other traft of land, lying on the I j waters o» the Appalachec river, containing I 230 acres, more or Ida, being the place I j where Fields'Kecnedy now Uvea, executed I by virtue of an execution; tire county vs, 1 Fields Kennedy—property pointed out by I the defendant,' I ALSO, . I One other traft containing 660 acre*, I more or left, lying on the waters of Town I creek, adjoining Coleman and others; it being the land whereon Joseph People* and Win, Lee now live, levied on by virtue of an execution, Samuel Cunningham, vs, jtie administrators of Nathan Pceplei, deceased. ALSO, One Negro Girl, named Sookey, levied on as the property of Samncl Read, tofat iafy two executions, one in favor of Wm. E. Phillips, the other in favor of'Sally Hackeby vs, Samuel Read property pointed out by the defendant. Conditions of fale—Calh. NAT. G. MACON, d.s.g c. Feb. 2, SHERIFFS SALE. ’ On the firjl f utfday in March next, at the Market-House in the city of Auguftc, at the ujual hours, WILL BE SOLD, Eight acres of Land, well im- with a dwelling house, ftablc and other convenient out-houses; a small s peach an 1 apple orchard; the above land, lying and being in Richmond county; bounded on the norih by the Washington road; on the fouth, by lands belonging to his Excellency John Milledgc; on the weft by laud belonging to Mrs. Avcritt, and on the fouth, by land belonging to Col, James Fox, also; Nine head of Cattle, and one Bay Mare; the above property levied on, as the property of Shadrach Rozicr, to fatisfy an execution obtained against him, by Asa Shaw, Conditions Cash. H. M‘TYRE, s. r. c. January 2s, [ 6 1 ] SHERIFFS SALE. On the for/ Tue/day in March next, at Jackfonborough, in Scriven county, be* tween the hours of 10 and 3 o*dock, WILL BE SOLD, Two Negroes, viz. Cate and Maryann,- taken as the property of John and Solomon Graft, at fhc fuitc of Willi am King. ALSO, 1000 acres of land, more or less, in said county, where Jackfonborough now stands, t£.ken as the property of Ho ratiui Marbrcy, at the fait of the cxecutait of Joftah Tattnall, jr. dcceafed. ALSO, 200 acres pine land, in said county, joining land of John M'Brid. ALSO, too acres, in said county, joining land* of William Skinner, ALSO, One Rifle Gun, in the hands of Mund Gross, taken as the property of Garcd Lartigue, at the suit of James N. Conkey# ALSO, 200 acres, more or left, in said county* on Horse Creek, joining land of John HiU« ALSO, *oo acres, in said county, on Horse Creek, joining lard of Patrick Dickey. ALSO, 340 acres, more cr less, joining ,the a bove land, taken as the property ot Major Mufick, at the suit of Mark Sap and £•»- chariab Coward, A LSO, Three lots in >ck.fonborqngh, known by the Numbers 13, 18 & ig» thp being given up by the adminiftratpr|‘or A lexander Newman, dec. to fatisfy a judg ment in favor of John Culhoon, ALSO, £OO acres, more or left, in fatd on Little Ogecchce, joining land of ard Rogers, taken as the property 0 . .'f* opliilus Thomas, adrainiftrator of Micajaa Godwin, dec. at the foit of John Bcsneil, p* Conditions of f*le, Cash, JOHN BRYAN, s s. Or February r, (jO - noticel ~ The Subfctibcr ftUI continues tW FACTORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS, at his place, at the weft of the city of Savannah, where he con venient Stow* for the reception of all of produce- and wiu be thankfu- t-’ 1 favors in the above line. -, c ABRAHAM TvVlvrGh. June *9. - - '
