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Cumming & M‘Credies
Have imported in the last vejfels '
from London and other parts of
Great-Britain ,
A complete and general AlTortment
GOODS,
Which they are now felling on mo
derate terms at their Stores in du
gufta, Campleton , and at Liberty
Hilly near Pic forts’ Ware-house,
viz.
WHITE, blue, green, and
drab coloured plains
Fearnoughts, ftrouds, rose and duf
fil blankets
Superfine and second broad cloths of
molt colours
Green, buff, white and red flannels
Caflimeis, fagathies, duroys
Womens Icarlet, blue and crimson
cardinals
Durants, (haloons, calamancoes, lad
ings, bombazeen
Jrilh linens of every quality
.White and brown (bettings, dowlas,
Rulfia Meetings and drabs, bed
ticking and bunts
Gznaburgs
A variety of printed linens,caliicces,
and chintzes
An assortment of check and linen
handkerchiefs
Cambricks, lawns, lawn aprons and
handkerchiefs
Plain and figured muslins
Black and coloured Barcelona hand
kerchiefs
Plain and driped lhags for waistcoats
A great variety of waistcoat patterns
Corduroys, plain and figured velvets
Jeans and fuftians
Brown Holland, linen and cotton
checks and (tripes
Black florentine, modes, Persians
and other'filks
Mens and womens worded, cotton,
thread and silk (tockirgs
Mattraffes
Mens and womens saddles, bridles,
girths, furcingies, (addle bags,
port manteaus, holders, (addle
cloths, &c.
A complete assortment of mens dices
and boots
Ladies calamanco, lading, and Mo
rocco (hoes
Childrens ditto
A large assortment of mens coarse
and fine hats
Ladies black and white riding hats
White and coloured threads, ribbons
Writing paper of every kind, Bibles,
Tedamems, Prayer books. Watt’s
Hymns, Spelling books, (Lies,
sealing wax, ink powder
Buttons, buckles, lpurs, dirrup irons,
bridle bitts
An assortment of locks, bolts, hinges,
drawing knives, reap hooks,knives
and forks, cutteaux, pen knives,
razors, feiffors, augers, gouges,
thiffels, (hovels and tongs, fire
dogs, brass fenders, smoothing
irons, grid irons, de(k furniture
4d. 6i\. Bd. iod. i2d. scd. and 2^d.
nails and flooring brads
Weeding and grubbing hoes, fellirg
and broad axil
Trace chains
► Mill, cross cut, and hand saws, with
files
An assortment of planes and plane
irons
Smiths anvils, vices, fledges, and
hammers
Frying pans
Bar iron, (hear moulds, German and
bliflered iltel
Iron pots and Dutch ovens
Steelyards, hand \ ices, awl blades,
shoe and faddie tacks
Guaging rods
Cutting knives, scythes, gun locks
Large and imall grindltones
final's wire and hair fievcs
Looking glades, surveyors inflru
ments
Weavers days and (buttles
An adbrtmer.t of tin ware
An afforrment of crockery ware
Pewter diflies, bafons, plates, &c.
An aflortment of gluls \v,are
Copper (tills, with worms, &c. com
plete
Copper tea kettle^
Bar lead, fliot, and gun powder
A variety of medicines
Pins, needles, filhirg hooks, sewing
fiik, t-wist, kc
Tl 'ey have also for Sale,
A Hum and fine Salt; J amaica,
Weft India, and Northward rum;
white and brown sugars, molal
fes,coffee,chocolate, teas; alfpice,
pepper, brimstone, ginger; cop
peras, allum, nutmeg?, muftaid;
cotton and wool cards; leading
lines, bed cords, and twine;
with a variety of ether articles
too tedious to enumerator
Augujla, Dec . i, 1788.
To be Let ,
THE
House and Lot
Now occupied by Mr. Philip Clay
ton, for the term or one year; p«»f
feflion will be given the 17th of next
month. Alio the House ind Let
(formerly Mr. John Wade’s) above
iVir. Longflreet’S pofltllion will be
given the of January, at which
period it fliall be in complete iepair.
Lor conditions apply to
Thomas GTfock.
N. B. I want to hire two or three
waggons for ren 01 fifteen days.
Nov. 24, 1788.
GEORGIA. "J By Lewis Gardner ,
(L. S.) [ Esq RegifierofTio-
LLWIS GARDNER. 1 bats for the Ccuaty
J of Ricliiuoiid.
\\T H ER EAS James Frowu has applied
’ to me tor letters of administration on
tlieefrateand effeflsof JarnesKei r, Merchant,
late of Richmond county, decealed : 1 hefe
aie therefore to cite and adinouilh all and fin
pillar the kindred and creditors of the said
deceafcd, to le and appear before me at my
Office, on the 6b day of January next, to
Ihewcaule, if any they have, why letter* of
admimfiration fliuuld not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, at my
Office, the 6tli day of December,
in the year of unr J.ord 1788, and
in the 13th year of the Independence
of the United femes of Amelia,
house if a s s e m e*l y
M Friday, January 18, 1788. *
R. Joseph Haberihamfrom theComrait
tce on Fitnucc bruughc in a report,
which being amended, was agreed to by the
House, and is as follow*:
Your Committee recommend as a check
on the Treasurer that the funis of money and
refpetfive denominations of claims against the
slate received in the Treasury fine* the fitft
instant, be made up to this day, and the a
mount thereof carried to his debt in the Au
ditors books ; that in future the Treasurer
be required to give a certificate to any person
making a payment, which iliall bo in the fol
lowing worth :
“ These are to certify that
“ has paid into the Treasury the sum of
" in for which
“ you are authored to give a Receipt. w
Which laid icccipt iliall be valid agair.ft
the Hate, and the Clerk of the Exccutiuc Hull
hie the Certificate of toe Ticafurcr iu his of
fice, and make a fair entry in a book to be
kept fur that puipofe, and Hull also exhibit a
monthly icturn of the fame to the Auditor,
who is required to debit the Treasurer with
the amount thereof.
ExtraS ftcm the Minutes,
JAMES M. SIMMONS, C, G. A
ALL persons holding Certificates given by
the Trcalurcr rn purfuautc of the a 1 ve j«-
cited Report, are required to deposit the fame
in my office without t’clay, in orJcr that the
intention of the Lcgiilature may bs carried
fully into effect.
J. MERIWETHER, S. E. C.
Run away from the fubfcriber y
the following
Negroes, viz.
ANLLRO Wench named Syl
via, flout and wtll made, with
her child Amelia about H years o\d,
formerly the properly of Mr. Che
valier, and is ivelJ known in and
about bavann.;!).
Liktwile, a Negro Fellow named
Jemmy, with his wife Ccm.ba, both
Him made, abcut 30 years of age,
ot the Angola countiy, and have
theii country marks.
Fur Guinea j hew ad will be paid
cn delivery tt them to me in Savan
nah, with all reaionable charges, ec
to Mr. Zimmerman in Augufla.
Thomas MitcbclL
Augufla, Nor. 24, 1788..
To be let,
THE
New Store House
Next to the Printing-Office, just
finiftied in the completed: man
ner for the reception of goods,
with a cellar 36 feet by 20. Foe
terms apply to the Printer.
*
WHEREAS my wife Elizabeth
Boyd lias doped from my
bed and board without having given
her the l*'?ft occafu n lor io doing,
I do therefore forwarn all peril s
from harbouiing or concealing tor,
or trufliog her on my accent, as J
wjl pay no debts of her contracting,
JOHN BOYD.
" Richmond, Fov. 14, 178 S.
Writing Paper
feut bale at the friminf.Oifcve,