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££) eP&o*(TO £7%- CS) co^' °fTvV W Pettit tt<# tm VOL. VII. No 322] Tfiree dollars per annum. ) PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL HAMMOND, NORTH BROAD-STREET, (Half in advance CONDITIONS OF THE Columbian Centinel 5-The Colombia* sentinel will be pub lished every Saturday, on a demi paper, of an excellent quality, and on a good type, of which this is a specimen. So soon as ar rangements can be made for the ptsrpose the Centinel will be published on ah enlarged sheet. 2. The terms of subscription will be Three Dollars per annum, one half to be paid at the ijme of subscribing, and the ballance at the expiration of the year. 3. No subscription will be received for a less term than six months, and all subscribers papers will be continued from year to year, unless ordered to the reverse at the expira tion of the year, or six months. .Advertisements will be charged sixty three cents per square for the first publica tion, and forty-two f«r each succeeding, and in the same proportion for those of greater length. The Centinel will continue to be sent by th e present proprietor to former subscribers, un" less otherwise directed. All those who con tinue until the 15th of September next, will be considered as regular subscribers. No paper will be discontinued until all arrear ages are paid. Ail letters to the editor must be post-paid. City Hotel, Augusta. Lewis M‘Coy, RETURN S his sincerest thanks so his friends and the public in general tor their very liberal patronage since he has had the honor of accommodating them at the above stand, and assures them his success has more than equal led his most sanguine expectations. Mr. Samuel Lark and himself have lately purchased the above stand, which is one of the most central in this city for business. They have commenced such improvements as will make it equal to any establish ment of kind in the Southern States, and assure the public that their LAR DER and BAR shall be as well filled as the country can afford, or their exer tions provide: Their STABLES are large, commodious and airy, and are attended by an experienced and care ful OSTLER. Sportsmen, pay up. SUCH subscribers to the Augusta Jockey Club and Cherokee Ponds, South-Carolina, races, as have neglect ed to pay up their respective subscrip tions for the last races at those places, are informed for the last time, that unless they come forward and make payments by the first day of October next, they will positively be sued for the same without any discrimination ol persons whatever. The subscription lists of ihe above Clubs are placed in the hands of Mr. Benjamin Pierce, the City Marshal of Augusta, for collec tion—-He is authorised to receive pay ment’s and give receipts to such as may avail themselves of this notice ; as well as to collect by law all sums that may remain due after the above time has expired. September 2. 8— —1 '■ -- ■ ' * - -it—- GEORGIA. In the Inferior Court es Clark County , 4 th August , 1809. ON the petition of William Georg* praying the benefit of the acts for the relief of insolvent debtors. It is ordered, that the 20th day of October next, be appointed for the purpose of heaiingthemeritsoithesaid application; •Uthatnc the said William George, will on that day be discharged from his con finement, provided he in the mean time complies with the requests of the said several acts, of which all concerned will please take notice* True Copy from the Minutes. Teste, JNO. SMITH, Ch. August 2S. 7 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. BY THE PRESIDENT Os the United States. WHEREAS by the Act, entitled “An Act making appropria tions for carrying into effect the treaty between the United States and the Chickasaw tribe of Indians, and to es tablish a Land Office in the Missisippi Territory, “it was enacted,” that it shall be the duty of the Surveyor Gen eral of the Public Lands in the Missi sippi Territory, so much of the Lands ceded to the United States by the Che rokees and Chickasaws as lies within the said Territory ; and the President of the United States, is hereby autho rised, whenever he shall think it proper, to establish a Land Office for the sale of said lands.” WHEREFORE,I, JAMES MADI SON, President of the United States, in conformity with the provisions of the act before recited, do hereby declare and make known, that sales for the pub lic lands in the county of Madispn, Missisippi Territory, which have been ceded to the United States by the Che rokees and Chickasaws, and are boun ded north by the southern boundary of the State of Tennessee, eastvvardly by the lands of the Cberokees, westwardly by the lands of the Chie kasaws, and ter minating southwardly on the Tennessee river, shall be held at Nashville, in the state of Tennessee, to commenc# on the first Monday of August, one thou sand eight hundrtd and nine, and to continue for and during the three fol owing weeks. GIVEN under my hand the fifth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and nine. (Signed) JAMES MADISON. HAVING assigned over my property to Thomas Ogier, Esq. of Charleston, Col. Leroy Hammond, of New Richmond, and James Beggs, Esq. a; present at Town Creek Mills, Edge field District, as Trustees for ihe be nefit of my creditors ; they are respect fully requested to send a statement of their several demands to me or either of the said Trustees, or to Joseph Hutchinson, Esq. of Augusta. AH such creditors as do not sign the same before the 4th day of January next, will be precluded from any benefit un der it. The said deed is left for signa ture with the last mentioned gentleman, and copies also with the Trustees and myself, together with a schedule of the property so assigned. Cl •arles Goodwin. Edgefield. Court-House, ) July 29, 1809. £ 2 The Tax Collectors FOR 1808, ARE NOTIFIED that, after the tOth of November next, the Legis lature will be furnished with a state ment, in which will be exhibited the names of such (and their securities) as shall then be in arrears, with the a mount due by each—and that execu tions against those in default at that time, will immediately thereafter issue. ELEAZAR EARLY, Comptroller General, GEO: R. CLAYTON, Treasurer- Milledgeville, * September 16. 6t 10 Notice. THE subscriber expecting to be ab sent during the summer months, informs his customers and the public in general, that he has left his business in the hands of Mr. JAMES MUR RAY, whose experience and attention to business he has no doubt will fully enable him to give satisfaction. He has left the settling of his accountsdur ing his absence, in the care of Mr. SHADRACK BOGAN, who is fully authorized to receive payment and give receipts. Thomas Knapen. July 8. 10$ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1309. I HAVE lately removed to this place, and shall for the future con tinue my Practice in this District, and in Barnwell, as well as in the courts of Equity of Orangeburg and Ninety-Six Districts, and in Columbia County and also in Richmond County, Georgia, when the Carolina courts do not inter fere.— Mr. William Jones, at Colum bia Court-hou6e, and Mr. James R. Vince, at Barnwell, keep myofficesat those places respectively ; and that at Town Creek is still kept up, where ap plications personal, or by letter, by mail will be attended to. On special cases I will attend any other courts con venient, not clashing with the above. For information of my clients and oth ers, the above courts meet as under: Barnwell, the 3d Monday in Octo ber and March. Edgefield, the 4th Monday in those months. Columbia County, Georgia, the 4th Monday of August and February. The court of Equity, at Orangeburg the Ist Monday in February an dJune. The court of Equity, at Abbeville, for Ninety-Six District, on the 2d Mon day in February and June. The Constitutional court, and the court of Appeals in Equity, at Colum bia, South-Carolina, on the 2d Tuesday next after the 3d Monday next, after the 4th Monday in October, and March in each year. Those Clients who still are, and oth ers who may be disposed to place con fidence in me, shall not find it ill bes towed. Charles Goodwin, Attorney at Law. Edgefield > July 29, } eow3m 2 To be Rented, THE HOUSE in Reynold. street, next door to the subscriber, oc cupied at present by Mr. Dimus Ponce—possession to be given by the ninth of November next; but if any fa mily should request to take it before that time it may be had by applying to the subscriber. FERDINAND PIIINIZY. August 12. 5 5 Dollars Reward. RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 2d instant, a Negro Wo man named DIANNA, about five feet eleven inches high, very black complex ion, rather slender made, and about thirty-five years of age, (her dress not known) she carried with her a variety ofcloathing, and generally dresses well; sheis so well known in this city, that a further description is deemed unneces sary; she is no doubt in the vicinity of Augusta, as she has a husband living in the city. The above reward will be paid to any person, who will deliver her to the subscriber, or confine her in Jail. ZACHARIAII WILLIAMS. August 26. 7 Notice. ALL persons having demands a gainst the estate of Mr. Joseph Reynolds, late of Striven county, de ceased, are requested to render in their accounts attested according to law—and those indebted to the said estate will please to make immediate payment to the subscriber, otnerwise an unpleasant mode will be resorted to. Elizabeth Reynolds, Adm’x. August 19. 6 DEER SKINS FOR SALE. ANY person wishing to pur chase may be furnished with three thousand five hundred prime DEER SKINS, by applying to James Living ston, Esq. in Campbellton, where they may be seen, or to the subscriber at New Richmond. Lerov Hammond. July 2f. 2 B. Hall, & Co. Have Just Received , 100 REAMS Royal Printing Paper, 20 do. first quality Fools Cap, do. 20 do. second do. do. 12 do. Post Paper. —ALSO— Two Handsome and Convenient Newark made GIGS, With Plated Harness complete ; which they will sell low for Cash. August 26. 7 Notice. r l"'ifE subscriber having removed to •*- Savannah, offers his services to he public in the FACTORAGE AND Commission Line, and hopes by strict attention, to render satisfaction to those who may favor him with their business James Bcggs. October 15. 65 Removal. The Subscriber, Has Removed his Store to the new Houtf next below Mr. Alexander S/icncer, and next above Maj F. Phinizy's, Where he has For Sale, On moderate terms , JAMAICA & N. E. Rum, Holland and Country Gin, Madeira and Malaga Wines, Coffee, Fresh Hyson Tea, Loaf and Brown Sugars, Powder and Shot, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Mustard, Best Manufactured Tobacco, Turpentine Soap, Crockery Ware, &c. &c. ••••AND ALSO* •• A Small Assortment of DRY GOODS. He most earnestly requests those ia arrears to him, particularly those o long standing, to discharge their res pective balances, as it is out of his pow er to give longer indulgence. W. MICOU. September 9. 9 ~ FOR SALE, A QUANTITY of the EGYP. TIAN GRASS SEED, which may be had of Mr. lames Levingston, at Campbellton, of John Sirnkins, Esq. at Edgefield Court-House, or of the sub scrioer at his residence in Edgefield District, South-Carolina. There are few, if any, of the En glish grass seeds adapted to our south ern climate ; hence arises the scarcity in our markets of a number of neces saries of life, which this grass is calcu lated to remove, as it appears to be pe culiar to our climate, and well worthy the attention of farmers ; it will grow on any kind of soil, and will not only yield a large quantity of Hay in the summer, but will answer an excellent purpose for winter grazing. fVm. Garrett. Corn Hill , July 1. 102— ~~~ WANTED, AN APPRENTICE to the Printing business, a smart active boy one who can read and write, and is from thirteen tot ourtten years of age. Ajw ply at this Otfio*.