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Columbian Centinel. VOL IV. No. 170] Three dollars per annum. J PUBLISHED BY GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, NORTH BROAD-STREET. (Ha If in advance. gm«n» —mm mmi in ■ «m\ ■■ i ■ mmm nil—HiT "ititei CONDITIONS OF THE COLUMBIAX CEXTIXEL. 1. THE COLUMBIAN CENTINEL will be publi shed ev ery satitrd a y, on a tlemi paper, of an excellent quality, and on ah entire new type, of Which this is a specimen. 2. The terms of subscription will be three dollars per annum, one half to be paid at the time of subscribing, and the balance at the expiration of the year. 3. No subscription will be received for a less term than six months, and ail subscribers papers will be continued from year to year, unless ordered to the reverse at the expiration of the year, or six months. 4. Advertisements will be charged sixty-three cents per square for the first publication, and forty-two for each succeeding, and in the same proportion for those of greater length. Tht following persons have subscrip tion papers in their hands for the accom modation of fiersofts who may please to subscribe, and they are duly authorised to receive the same. Petershurgh : Capt. J. P. Watkins. Viena: James Colhoun. Elberton : Middleton Woods', Esq. Oglcthorp County: Wm. H. Crawford, Samuel Shields, China Gi'ove , and at the Store of Majof'Phinizy, Lexington. Washington , Wilkes Couiity: Col. Francis Willis. Maj. Patrick Jack. Green County Maj. Young Gresham, James Nickclaorr, William Grant. Jackson county Samuel Gardner, Esq. Franklin county : Thomas P. Carnes, Esq. Hancock County: / Hines Holt, Esq. Doct. William Lee, Eli Harris Worren County Capt. Thomas Dent, . George Hargraves. Lincoln County John M. Dooley, Esq. , Charles Stovall. i Columbia: William Ware, Esq. Solomon Marshall, Burke County William Whitehead, Col. John Whitehead, Col. John Davis, Jefferson County: George R. Clayton, Esq. James Bozeman, Esq. John Bostwick, Esq. Striven County Reuben Wilkinson. William Oliver, Esq. Major Skinner, Savannah: Seymour, Scco .printers, Bacon and Malone, Mflntosh County : George Baillic. FOR SALE. That Valuable Plantation , LYING in Edgefield District, in South Carolina, seven measured miles from the city of Augusta, con taining between six and eight hundred acres—five hundred acres of which is prime tc?iablc land, one hundred acres of which is under good improvement; a peach orchard containing twelve or fourteen hundred bearing peach trees ; a good gardeen ; a convenient two story dwelling house,and suitable out houses; twelve stables, all separate and conve nient, which will hold from two to six horseseach,w\than excellent well of wa ter in tiie yard. This plantation contains one of the Cherokee Ponds—lt bounds on the road leading from Augusta to Columbia, and the Five Notched road leads by the house which is now occupi ed by the subscriber as a tavern. The situation is healthy Sc pleasant as a seat of retirement, and as a tavern inferior to hone in the country. For terms ap r,]y to the subscriber living on the pre mises. CHRISTOPHER SHAW. October 11, 1306. 12 [FIT |J 5J IT ~" AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. uM Ml Colhoun & Wilson, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM XF.IV- YORK C? PHILADELPHIA , and now opening at their Store, next door to Messrs. John Fox, is? Co. A CHOlfcE SELECTION OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which will be sold very low for CASH OR PRODUCE VIZ: O UPERFINE Cloths 8c Cassimcres, O Fine and Coarse Cloths, Mixed Plains, Kendal Cottons, Rose and Striped Blankets, and Durants, Bombazines and .Bombazctts, Florentine, Crapes and Pealongs* Silk and Colton Suspenders, Corduroys, V elveteens and Thicksets, Mens’ and Womens’ Cotton Hose, Mens’ Worsted ditto. Dimities and Janes, v Irish and Brown Linens, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Long Lawns and Cambric, Laced Cambric, 1 Jaconet, j Vein, i C n Honk, E Lcno, g Black Cambric J - Leno Veils and Shawls, Black Love do. and Veils, Silk Chambray Muslin, Cotton do. do. Synghews, Pic Nic Gloves, White and Cdlbred Cotton Gloves, Bandanna Handkerchiefs, Linen and’ Cambric jUtto. Gibbons and Silk, ' Laces and Edging, Printed Calficoes, Chintz Shawls, Marseilles Waistcoating, Morocco and Kid Slippers, Misses Morocco ditto. Mens’ Fine and Coarse Shoes, Boots and Bootees, Boot Legs and Calf Skins, Saddles and Bridles', Saddle Baggs, Mens’ Plated Hats, ‘Table Knives and Forks, ! Pen and Pocket Knives, Shoe Knives, Tea Trays and Bread Baskets, Shovels and Tongues, Trace Chains and Weeding Hoes, Nails, 6,8, 10, 12, 20, CoUon Bagging, AND SOME USEFUL BOOKS, With a great variety of articles too tedious to enumerate, making in the whole a complete assortment. ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES: —VIZ:— BROWN 8c LOAF SUGARS, SHERRY WINE, COGNIAC BRANDY, COFFEE, PEPPER, ALSPICE, See. Augusta, September 20. 9 FOR SALE. 35 Tracts of Land , LYING in Edgefield, Barnwell, O rangeburg, Abbeville, Union, Green ville and Pendleton district, in this state, containing together about 25,982. For price, terms and further particulars, apply to Ma Le Roy Hammond, Sur veyor at this place, or to the subscri ber. Such of them as may not be dis posed of by private sale, before the Ist day of October next, will on the first Monday in December following, bo sold to the highest biddeV at Edgefield Court-House, by public Auction. In disputable titles will be made to the purchasers and terms made known in due time. CHARLES GOODWIN, Attorney at Law. Town Creek Mills, S. C. ? , July 5, 1806. J SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 180 G. — - - - fI TM ir Jons&Js ffeirfnies’s ' COMMISSION , WARE-HOUSE & STORES ARE NOW* IN COMPLETE ORDER FOR THE RE&EPTIOJJ pF ALL KINDS OF Goods & Produce, Either coining ufi or going flown the river; They are making an addition to their Cotton IFare House, Which will enable them in a few days to store at least 5000 Bales of COTTON.—Their attention to the business of, those who may please to favor them with their custom, will be unremilted. Their rates of Storage will be as low as any in Augusta. THEY ALSO HAVE OA HAND AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, Selected by themselves from the best Northern markets—which they offer for sale by Wholesale and Ratail, on low and liberal terms. September 20. 9 Thomas Burdeil, Respectfully informs his friends and the public , that he has received at his Store, BROAD-STREET\ AN EXTENSIVE AND EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDIZE • - ....CONSISTING 0F.... BLUE, Drab, Green & Mixed Plains, Blue, Drab, Green and Mixed Forrest Cloths, 5-4 and 6-4 Coarse and Second Drab, Blue, Brown, Green 8c mixed cloths, Superfine, Blue, Brown, Green, Drab and mixed cloths, Second and Superfine Kerseymeres, Coatings, Flannels and Baizes, Bombazette, Durant and Calimancoes, Worsted, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, Dimity, Marseilles and Jeans, Cambricks and Muslins, Brown and White Irish Linen, Platillas, Listadocs, and Rowens, Calicoes and Chintz, Silks of various kinds, « } Silk Velvets, 1 ast Green J A few set of Tea China, 45 pieces each, Lace Scarfs, very elegant, Ditto 5-4 Shawls, Ditto 7-4 Veils, Ditto Bosoms, Ditto Caps, Ditto Sleeves and Sleeve Patterns, Ditto Cloaks, En Elegant Assortment of LACES AND EDGINGS, Lace Bambrick, Ditto Muslins, Ditto Crapes and Plaine do. Leno and Picket Muslins, Leno Caps and Shawls, Ribbops, Cord and Tassels, Flowers arid Feathers, Knotted Cotton Trimmings, Damask Sattin Shawls, Nett Shawls, ■ Adelphi Thread, ....ALSO • ••• \ A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF . Ironmongery and Saddlery, t And a great number of other articles, : all of which are offered low for cash or ) approved notes at 90 days- I September 20. 9 • FOR SALE, 1 A Stout , Hearty Negro Fellow , TWENTY six years old—he is well acquainted with boating.—Apply to GEO: S. HOUSTON. October 4. 3t 11 LIST ©F DEFAULTERS, hi Columbia County, for the year 1806. Capt. Whitcombs, District. JOHN KING Charles Fox Daniel Dubose Michael Shannon James Oats Isaac Rowe 'John M‘lntosh Charles Clanton Middleton Cone Jesse Bagel Capt. Moors, District. James Reece Abraham Mosely -Robert George ' Capt, Avery's, District. Joseph Sharp. Absoiam Howard William Eurnest Patsey Welburn Robert Welburn Jane Luke Abraham Steed Capt. Isaac Willingham's, District. Charles Franklin Capt. Allen's, District . William Gordeway Capt'. Wilkin's, District. Lewis Gregory Israel Blades Widow Ttider Henry Hayns Jarad Powns James Matthews * Isham Powns David Jones Archibald Walker Jonathan Gamrori Michael Cosby Beni. Y oungblood Capt. Dianes, District. John Walker Ephrn. Youngblood Wm. Harrison Thomas Fivers John M‘Cay Lewis Loyd Patrick M‘Swine Elias Jones Maconre Pallisori Nathan Powell William Barden Jesse Lott James Williams Joseph Matthews Capt; Benungs, District. Thomas Few George Teir Egeller Howard John Hudnal John Nickson William Short Benj. Swedson Daniel Phillips James Lock John Cobbs Julias Sea John Hickson Wm. Walson Capt. Langston's, District. Ruhu Rice Abraham Smith Moses Ivey Joel Robertson Richard Hodo . Jessee Baggett Stephen Baker James Allen Stephen Johnson Joseph Armstrong Mary Hodgin John Biker William Wilson Turner Ivey Capt . Armstrong's , District. Nathan Jones Wiley Davis John Gordon James Bryant Drury Bishop James Layson Josiah Haregin James Mappin Elisha Brown John Mappin Clayborn Huskey Bui well Richards Nathan Beall Valentine Adkerson Edward Walker Shepherd Harrison Joseph Jnglett Tenty M'Cotm Lesle William Lingo George A. Brown John Sanby Capt. John G. Willingham's, District. John Welmut Daniel Johnson John Farden Thomas W. Murrell, Receiver of Tax Returns, for the Coun ty of Columbia, for 1806. October 4. n FOR SALE, OR LEASE. On the first day of November next, will be offered to the highest bidder, either to sell of rent for three years, a Valuable Plantation ON the Uchee in Columbia County, adjoining the land of Tho mas Cumming, Esq—There is about 160 acres cleared thereon, under a good fence, and nearly all fresh land of the first quality—A considerable quantity of Corn and Fodder will be sold the same day on the premises. Philip Clayton. October 4. 11 Administratrix Sale . On the first Tuesday in February next, in the town of Waynrsborough, be tween the hours of 1-0 and 3 o'clock, Will be Sold, TWO lots in the town of Waynesborough, containing one acre each, for the benefit of the heirs and f creditors of John Dickson, dec. agree able to an order of the Honorable the Inferior Court of Burke county. Margaret Dixon, Adm’x. September 27. IQ—