Newspaper Page Text
CRAWFORD’S j
Improved Roller Gin
THE public are respectfully inform
ed Unit the subscriber bus obtain
ed a Patent for a Machine which sep
t-rates Colton ftoin the seed, by rollers,
oil a new construction, viz :—l he roll
ers turn on friction wheels, instead of i
boxes; the wheels are fixed in boxes j
which fit in hollow casts, so as to b«
moved at pleasure ; to one of these
boxes at each place where it is necessa
ry to preis the rollers together is a
spiral or oilier spring, onwhich a screw
acts, running through a cap or other
piece fixed on the cases, from wluah
t:.- pressure on the rollers are received,
he. Be sides whirl), a method of feed
ing roller gins with a\i • ting l ike, id
form similar to a quadrant, by which
means several pairs of rollers placed in
n concave hatnc- may be fed, with near
ly tiie same ease that one pair could be.
Connected with this rake is a method
for removing the cotton from e hopper,
placed above the rollers. When sev
eral pair of ro ier* are used, thete must
kc screens or riddles placed in the
spaces between each pair, made- of
w ire, so fai apart ca to admit the seeds
through freely, which fills below, into
inclih.ng troughs as soon ns they are
disengaged* which conveys :!iem off;
awl prevents them from mixing with
the cotton, which rlso falls below on a
floor.—ln addition to which are many
more minute parts, which etc too tedi
ous and difficult, also unnecessary lobs
defined.
These machines may be ustd in s
similar manner to other gins for simi
lar purposes. They sre durable and
may be in:.: le by any common mechan
ic, after seeing one.
Any person who may wish to use ths
above mentioned machines, can be ac
commodated by applying to the sub
scribe! in Augusta, either witp a Gin
and License, or n License alone. The
Price of a Gin with four pair of rollers
24 inches long, to woik by a horse or
any other impelling power, except by
hand, will be One Hundred and Hf'y
Dollars, the License alone, Ten Dollars ,
for each pair of Pullers.
OBADIAH CRAWFORD.
Augusta, July 30th, ISOB. 54
Notice.
In pursuance of ex order ts (kt Honor
mbit Inferior Court of Hancock County ,
WILD BE SOLD,
,4i Public Side, on the first Tuesday is
February next, at the Court-Houtt
in H/.una,
TWO thirds of u tract of two
hundred acres of land lying on the
Beaver Dam Creek, belonging to the
estate of Frederick 'Fucker, dec. adjoin
ing lands of Cooper’s and Hillsman’s,
for the use of the heirs of »nid deceased.
Terms asade known on the day ol sals.
Maty Tucker, Adm’x.
Thomas Crowder, Adm'r.
November 24, 1808. T 1
Notice.
NINE months from the date her eo
applcation wdl be made to the
honorable the inferior court ol the coun
ty ol Lined* for leave to sell the whola
of the real estate of John Bentley, dec.
for the benefit of all concerned.
w" °w' ■, l Mmr',.
Wm. Muncrief,
September 10.
Notice.
\ LL persons having demands a
■A X gainst the estate of Clemsy Morse,
late of this city, deccaed, sre requested
to present them legally suthenticated,
and those indebted to said estate, will
make payment to
Anti Morse, Ad/n'x. or
Robert Johnson, Adm'r .
Augusta, 14th July, 1104. 54
Notice.
r subscriber having removed ts
X Savannali, offers his services to
title public in the
FACTORAGE
AND
Commission Line,
and hope* by strict attention, to render
satisfaction to those who may favor hit*
with their business
James Bcggs.
October 15
i Thomas Stokes,
''FLAKES the liberty of informing the
X public in general, and his up coun
try friend* in particular, thst he has re
moved to the City of Augusta, and has
commenced +>o*looß3, on Broad-street,
in the store next -below Messrs Rots,
j Brown 4s* Co. where he intends keeping
! a large assortment of GOODS, and will \
! continue to supply his old customers on j
his usual moderate terms, and will sell !
low to his ne a customers, as can handy ;
fail to give them perfect satisfaction. j
—He hut novt on Hand
Blanket*, Lin vis,*
Coatings, Cotuns,
Clotns coars* and Hoogryi
fine, Hats,
Calicoes, Cotton Card*, |
Demities,' Nails,
Shambrays, Leaf and Brc*»* !
Sugar,
AND A GENERAL
SUPPLY OF GROCERIES.
He has olao on hand,
A quantity pf the best Northern;
Cheese, which he recommends to thoatl
private families, wh-i desire to procure •
that article ol a superior quality.
V» ishing without less of time to close !
all hisope.n accounts, Mr. Stokes begs
le.iyjp to inform such of his friends ** !
have their names on his books, that h*t i
»t»U continues a cash store only in J*.-- j
teiV.mrg, and there or in Augusta. Skt
will find u statement of tlu ir ccccunwi j
anti ut either place, they call make th- ir
payments. —Those whose notes L*
holds can haveun cpppnrtunity of taking
them up, by application to his agent in
Pctersburgh, and making payments
there, or should they prefer paying here,
they will he furnished with ast.-temert
of the sum due, on paying which, their
notes shall he cancelled and delivered
up. But is necessary to add, that as
Mr. Stokes is determined to close all his
accounts during the present season,
those who do not nu ke settlements in
conformity to this mild Sc polite request,
w ill he hopes have the goodness not to i
consider him out of his duty, if he sends
them an official demand, by a public offi
cer, signed “ by the clerk cf the court,”
and k ‘ bearing lest in the name ol one of
the Judges,” or authenticated by “ a jus
tice of the peace, for the county afore
said,” ms the nature of the demand, end
amount due, may render one or the oth
er mode of proceeding, most adviscable.
January 14, 78—
Colt’s Purse.
ALL persons desirous of promoting
it good i acc of horses in this state,
are informed that a subscription is now
taking up for n COLT’S PURSE,
whirl) will he run for on the first Thurs
day in'November eighteen hundred and
eleven, by colts dropped in tha spring
of this year.
Each subscriber entering one colt at
FIFTY DOLLARS, with a forfeiture
of one half, in the event of not staging.
The mode and regulation as run
ning will be seen by application to Mr.
Josep* Lki, of Washing;or., or to
Mr. Georok F. Randolph, of Augus
ta, who hold subscription lists in theif
hands. The subscription closes on ths
first day of October next.
Washington Ist June, 1804.
ALSO,
A SUBSCRIPTION for 4
Colt’s Purse, to be run for the ensunig
fall, at the'same place, by any colt not
exceeding three years old, foakled in
Georgia. Condition of tntranc* th*
same as above.
June 1, 1804,
Eagle Tavern,
Stage Office.
THAT well known stand formerly
occupied by Mrs. M‘Laws, and
lately known a. Ashton’s Tavern, in
thia city, will be opened on the first oi
November, 1807, by the subscribers—
who intend to be lully prepared to ac
commodate all who do them the honor
of r call; and doubt not the refresh
ments rikl comforts provided for Tra
vellers and Boarders, will give satisfac
tion, as the best of Bedding, Provision*
and Liquors will be offered.
Their STABLES will be particularly
attended to, and horses well fed, kc.
C A LITRE Y W BUSTIN.
Augusta, October SI st, 1807. 18—
""" BLANKS
of every description executed
Ht this office, with ncatnw*
and dispatch.
Sheriff’s Sale.
Gn the first Tuesday in March next, ai
the Court-Houae in Grceue county , be
tween the usual hours,
Will be Sold,
ONE negro man named MAT
THEW, levied on as the property of
j Jesse Jenkins, to satisfy his ux for the
; \tar 1866 and 1807.
i ALSO,
293 Acres of Land, more or
1 • i Greene comity, adjoining Jan#
! Da'-jt and Daniel Conntl, as the
! property of Richardson Gill, tu satisfy
! William Richard#, pointed out by the
! p'.vntih— levied on and returned by a
j Constable.
• ALSO, *
I 'll6 Acre* of Land, more or
'• ie« in Green caunt), on Joes branch,
iad joining Buchanan, whereon Jesse
, j? kins lives, levied on to satisfy an
1 ev.cohort in favor of Stephen Heard,
;u h .tost the said Jesse Jenkins others.
Conditions Cash.
.-rmu VI . Grimes, s. c. c.
| February 4, 1309. 81
| Mrs. Colder,
j TU'.SFS X TFt r J LY takes this
’ vr.c vid - G;t her friends in Geor
jg .• v,' e been in the habit of giv
! : j ■■■ preference, at the PLAN
'i r.iLv HOTEL in Meeting-Street,
i that she has purchased the large and
’ co'iijrcariiuushouse the cornerof Church
, u.d Queen-Streets, lately occupied by
! Major John Ward, which she hasfit
! ted up in a genteel style for their ac
j commndatbn. There is an excellent
i Cistern of Water on the premises, so
, highly necessary to Country Gentle
jm; n; and she has the pleasure of
informing them, tfmt all the BED
• not -M-S are single, and she will he
enabled to accommodate Families as
j well as single Gentlemen. - To those
t who may be pleased to favor her with
| their company she trusts every atten
• tfon will be paid to render them as com
j fort able as.possible.
• Charleston , Jan. 16. 80—
To Sheriffs.
XECUTIONS will be forwarded
from this office, by every mail
between the date of this and the first
of April next, to some one or more of
the sheriffs of this state. They will
. cfcnsnlt their own.intereat therefore, by
j applying in person, »t the Post-Office*
! in their respt-t dvo counties, tail receiv
! ing their letters as early ns possible af
| tei the arrival of each mail.
GEO: R CLAYTON, Treasurer,
Treasury Offer, Georgia,
MilledgCL'Hi', yd January, 1809.
tCr The Printers in the Middle and Wen
tern Districts, are requested to ii.wri the yj»ete
in their p:g>efs two or tare# tine*.
January 28. 80—.
FOR SALE,
£0 Likely Young
Country Bom Negroes,
Consisting of Men, Boys , Girls
Women id Children ,
Which will be sold low for Cesh or
Cotton.—Apply to Brux, Stokes, k Co.
Augusta, January 14, 1809. 78
THE Trustees of toe Rich
mond Academy, intended to build op
the unfinished exterior part oi the Ac>
ademy, will receive sealed proposals, u
tiir 30th March next, for furnishing tits
necessary materials, and executing the
workmans!dp, to wit :—Brick- Lime
Stone, Sfend, Lumber and Shingles—
ani the said proposals may be mad# lor
the whole or ttnv part of ths same, and
addressed to
Dr. Jess Murray, President
of the Hoard,
THOMAS BARRETT, CYT.
January 21. 79
ON Monday last, the Rich
mond Academy, was opened under th#
direction of the Rev. A. Ho&ge, as Rec
tor, and the Rev. J. Holcombe, as first
English Teacher. A Wriling Master
is expected, w« understand, in a shor\
time. Tht rates of Tuition are th*
nam« as htrttofore—th# hours of in
struction at this season are from half
past eight to twelve, and from half past
two to six.
Janaary 7
State of Tennessee
ME AO DISTRICT.
COURT OF EQUITY. ,
November Term.... 1808.
iITWERX'
John Ovr. ton, Complainant, and
Andrew Jackson , "
John Allison,
William Allison,
Alexander Allison,
Peggj Allison ,
SaU,j Allison, lOefts. (In Equity, V
label Allison, if J
Jane Allison,
Heirs and divisees
of David Allison,
deceased. J
THIS day comes the com
plainant by his counsel, and it appear
ing; satisfactorily to the court here, that
the said defendants John, William,
Alexander, Peggy, Sally, Isbal ana
Jane, heirs and devisees of David Alli
son, deceased, are residents in the Stats
of Georgia, whereby the ©tdinary pro--
cess of this court cannot be served upon
them. Inert fore, on the motion of
the said complainant by his counsel,
IT IS ORDERED, that publication
be forthwith made in some one Gazette,
j published in the town of Augusta, in
; the said State of Georgia, commanding
■ tne said defendants to be and appear
1 here, on the second Monday in May
* next, and. answer the complainants said
bill of complaint, otherwise the same
shell b# taken ier confesso against
them.
Teste.
B. Searcv, e. m. c. e. m. e>. ?
January 21. 79_
Administrators Sale
WILL BE~ SOLD,
OJY Saturday the fourth day of March
next, at Wuynesborough, in Burke
county,
ALL the personal property of
, Thomas Rodgers, late oi said countv,
1 deceased, for the benefit of tha heirs
and creditors.
James Hi As, Adnfr.
January 21. 79 •
FOR SALE,
A likely Negro Boy ,
ABOUT eighteen years of age;
, he is a good Ostler nd Bouse servant,
i Cask or cotton will be received in
! payment.
Thomas Stokes.
January 21. 79
Notice.
NINE month 3 afterdate application:
will be made to the honorable tha V
inferior court of the county of Ogle
thorpe, for leave to sell two tracts ot
land in said county, one on south ork
broad, containing one nundred eighty
five acres, be the same more or less—
the other fifty-three acres, adjoining
the former, belonging to the estate of
Abd Howard, dec. sold for the benefit
of the heirs and creditors
Gloves Howard, } ~ ,
Clement Glenn, 3 rSm *
September 24* f,2
■ *"* - —* 11 * —■' 111 - - ■
notice! -
• r TTIF Parents and Guardians ofC'dl
, I-dn n are informed, that, a Wiitimr
Master is agam appointed m rtic'Kich
monti Acai.it my-—and that the r: tes of
Tuition are reduced to four dollars per f
quarter, for classical and mathematical
> students, sn-i to two, and three dollars a
quit ter lot the other classes.
January 21 79.
> -f . •
hs. l f\; ?! 'e*
X < {. iC, V_ e
A LL persons having demands a
’ i k gainst the estate of Joseph Plum
l mer, late of Btoke county, deceased,
are requested to present them properly
attested for settlement, and those itfc
-1 debud to m-ke immedist** payment.
Mary Plummer, Adm'x.
Francis W«ll», Adrn'r .
> November 12. St 69
FOR SALE,
; 500 Bushels Corn.
Thomas Stokes.
1 j Ftljrnsry 4. $1
■ BLANKS
: cl' every description executed
tins ofn.ee, with neatness
and dispatch. -
