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Three dollars per annum J PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL HAMMOND, NORTH BROAD-STREET, f Half in advance
CONDITIONS
OF THE
Columbian Ccnlinel
L The Colombian ce.vtinel will be pub
lished every' Saturday, on a dcmi paper, of
ar. excellent quality, and on a good type, ot'
which this is a specimen So soon as ar
rangements can be made for the purpose the
Cenrinel will be published on an enlarged
sheqt.
2. The terms of subscription will be Three
Dollars per annum, one half to be paid at
the rime of subscribing, and the ballance a s
the expiration of the year.
3-No subscription will be received for a less
term than six months, and all subscriber 1 '
papers will be continued from year to year,
unless ordered to the reverse at the expira
tion of the year, or six mouths
. \i>vertiskma xTs w ll be charged sixty
threec-nitsper square for the first publica
tion, and frmy-t'.vo for each succeeding, a id
in the same proportion for those of greater
length.
The Ceutinel will continue to Be sent bv tit®
present proprietor t > Tinner subscribers, un
less otherwise directed. All those who con
tinue until the 15th of September next, will
bn considered as regular subscribers. No
paper will he discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid.
All letters to the editor must lie post-paid.
Cifi/ Bole! , Arijusla.
Lewis M‘Coy,
R ETU RN 3 his sincerest thanks
f<> his friends and the public in general
tor their very liberal patronage since ha
has h.»d the honor of accommodating
them at the above stand, anti assures
them bis success lias more than equal
led his most sanguine expectations*
Mr. Samuel Lark
and himself have lately purchased the
above stand, which is one of tile moat
centra! in this city fir business. They
have commenced such improvements
as will make it equal to any establish
ment of tlie kind in the Southern States,
and assu're ; the public that their LAR
DER and BAR shad be rs well filled
as the country can afford, or their exer
tions provide: Their STABLES are
large, commodious and airy, and arc
attended bv an experienced and care
ful US ELER.
\ July 8. 10 3
Sportsmen, nay no. j
SUCH subscribers to the Augusta j
Jockey Club and Cherokee Pond ;, !
Soulh-Caroliirt, races, as have negU :.t- j
eel 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 am! 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 the above Clubs aye placed in
the hands of Mr. Benjamin Pierce, the
City M arshal of Augusta, for collec
tion—He is authorised to receive pay
, ments and give receipts to such as inav
avail themselves of this notice ; as well
as to collect by law uli sums that may
remain due after the above time has
expired.
September 2. S—
GEORGIA.
In the Inferior Court es Clark
County , 4 th August , 1309.
ONf the petition of William George
praying the be:i-.!it of the acts
for the relief of insolvent debtors. It is
ohdkked, that the 20th Jay of October |
next, De appointed Or the purpose of j
hearingthementsolthesaidappliaation; ]
Si that nt the said William George, will i
on that day be discharged from his coo-)
linumnt, provided lie in the mean time ;
complies with the requests of the said }
several acts, of which all concerned will •
please take notice*
True C'./m from the Minutes ,
Teste, JAG. SMITH, Cl’/t.
Au o u4 26. 7
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Removal.
0 7 ‘7
1 ne Subscriber,
rids Removed /us Store to the new House
next her rj Mr. .Alexander S/iencer ,
end next alone Maj F. Pfintzy's.
\ v here he has For Sale,
On moderate terms ,
JAIvirMCA &N. E. Rum,
Holland and Country Gin,
Madeira and Malaga Wines,
CoFresh iiysnn Tea,
Loaf >nd Brown 3ugar%
P nvtp r ;md Shot,
P' p|>‘Sj ire, Ginger, Mustard,
B< 4 M. nuficturcd Tobacco,
T .rpemir.e Soap,
Crockery Ware, See. See.
mhAK b!
A Snail Assortment §f
DRY GOODS.
He most earnestly requests those ij
arrears to him, particularly tho-y of
lung standing, u> discharge their res
• pective balances, as it is out of !.is pow
er to give longer indulgence.
W. MICOU.
September *. §
is* Mali, ot Co.
Have Just Receipt'd,
100 REAMS Royal Printing
Pon/iw
X (t>/Li .
A 1
20 do. fust iquality Fools Cap,
do.
20 do. second do. do.
12 do. Post Paper.
— ALSO —
Tvjs Handsome and Ctuxes dent
A'cwark made
GIGS,
With Plated Ha rness complete ; 1
which they will sell low ibr Cash.
August 26. 7
Notice.
r 2"’HE subscriber having removed to
•; A. Savannah, oilers his services t»
; lie public in the
I FACTORAGE
I
A N D
Commission Line,
and hopes by strict attention, to render
satisfaction to those who may favor him
will) their business
James Beggs.
October 15. 65
HAVING assigned over my
property to Thomas Ogier, Esq. of
Charleston, Col. Leroy Hammond, of
Yew Richmond, and James Beggs, Esq.
1 a; present at Town Creek Mills, F.dge
| field District, as Trustees for the be
! nefn of my creditors; they are respect
fully requested to senu a statement of
their several demands to me or either
of the said Trustees, or to Joseph
Hutchinson, Esq. of Augusta. All
such creditors as do net sign the same
t>elore 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
: properly so assigned.
Charles Goodwin.
j Edgefield Court-House , )
j July 29,1809. $ 2—■
>
WANTED,
AN APPRENTICE to tire
Printing business, a smart active boy—j
one who can read and write, and is from :
thirteen tot our teen yearsaf age. Ap- j
ply at this Office.
The Tax Collectors
FOR 1808,
ARE NOTIFIED that, alter
the iOth 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
sh. !1 then lie in arrears, with the u
mount due by each—and that execu
licns against these in default at that
time, will immediately thereafter issue,
ELEAZAR EARLY,
Comptroller Generat m
GEO :R, CLAYTON, .
Treasurer
Milledgevilte ,
September IS. fit 10
FOR SALE,
A QUANTITY of the EG YP
TIAN GRASS SEED, which may be
had of Mr. fames Levingstcm, at
Campbeilton, of John Simkins, Esq. at
Edgefield Court-House, or of (lie sub
scriber at bis residence in Edgefield
P> .trie t, South-Car. lina.
There are few, if any, of the En- 1
glish grass seeds adapted to ©ur south
ern climate ; hence arises the scarcity
iu 'in markets of a number of neces
sai is of life, which this grass is calcu
lator to remove, as it appeal’s to be pe
culiar to our climate, and well w orthy
the i-Uehiion’ of farmers ; it will grow
on *ny kind of sti!, end will net erdv
y« Id large quantity of Hay in the
sinpirufr, but will answer an excellent
purpose for winter grazing.
IVm. Garrett.
Com Hilly July 1. 102 —.
Notice.
THE subscriber expecting to be ab
sent during tli-» summer monlbs,
informs his customers and the public in
general, that he has left Ids 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. Lie
has left the settling of his accounts dur
ing his absence, in the care of Mr. ‘
SHADRACK 150 GAN, who is fully
outhoi izecl to receive payment and give
receipts.
Thomas Knapcn,
July t. 10‘S
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
ofcloathiog, and generally dresses well;
she is 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
intliecity. The above reward will be
paid to any person, who will deliver her
to the subscriber, or ccnCne her in
Jail,
ZAC IIA RIAH WI ELI AMS.
August 26. 7
Notice.
ALL persons having demands s
gainst the estate of Mr. Joseph
Reynolds, late of Sc riven 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, otherwise an unpleasant
mode will lie resorted to.
Elizabeth Reynolds, AdrAx.
j August 19. 6—•
*** WE arc authorised to an
nounee ti tat P e r k r D o n a l d s o n
is a Candidate lor Sheriff of’ Rich •
Imond County, at the ensuing
| election.
July 22.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1809.
10 Dollars Reward.
Absconded from the Saw-\iiiis
on Spirit Creek, belonging to the
estate of Joseph Ware, deceased, a ne
gro man named WILLOUBY; he is
of a black complexion, spare made, and
about five feet six or seven inches high;
his hair is remarkably long, and put in
to sevr mi plats or cues. The above re
ward will he paid on .delivering said ne
gro to the subscriber, or securing him
iu any jail in this state.
Nicholas Ware.
September 16. io
Stop Thief!
Stolen
f'ROM the stable of trie subscriber,
on the night of the 20th ultimo, a
dark brown horse, about fifteen hands
higii, spare made, ai d about tight years
old, a blaze on the f i t head, several
wi he spots on the wettheis, occasion
ed by the saddle, boll, hind Let while,
a natural trotter, rides and draws with
• at spirit. A reward < 1 TYv ENTY
DOLEAES, with all reasonsble charg
es, wiil be paid for the horse alone, and
11-N DOLLARS lor apprehending lli*
thief.
BENJAMIN HALL.
September 9. t
10 Dollars Reward.
Runaway on the 24th April irst
my Negro Fellow [IARRY,
commonly called HARRY cr Col.
M EL 1 ON, Well known in AuguMa and
Savannah, and on the river ns a boat
, hand, having fur many years been in
thru employment, his preference of
which is supposed to be the cause of his
elopement—He has been seen in Sa
vannah and Augusta lately, as w til i.t
plying between those places—a!! per
sons are forbid harboring or tnvplo)-
ing him under tljo most severe penat
| ties of the law. Harry is of a yellow
complt. xinn, low, but stout built and ac
tive, stutters in talking, particularly
when in liquor, of which he is fond, he
has a wife* at Mr. Andrew Low’s, Sa
vannah. The above reward will be
pt'.ici to any person deiiv ting Hurry to
me, or securing him in any Jail so as I
get him, ail t’eu?oii*iblt* expellees will
be also paid by
- F. TAYLOR.
Camfibellton , August 26. 7
Stop Thief and
Runaway.
RUNAWAY:
FROM the subscriber r>n the lSth
insl. a Negro Man nam-ii Aa»o.v,
brought from Maryland hv c: : pt. G.
Sibald, and sold to the late G. Walker,
; Esq. He is about 40 years ofag;, has
a full suit of hair which he commonly
keeps well combed, specks slowly, *n i
is very artful. He tot k oil a bright
bay gelding, in prime order, about U
hands high, 7 years old, will small and
rather sunken the brand on tba
Horse stands thus S. I. and a flower de
luce, the horse is spirited, and walks
and trots fast. It is supposed .he will
wear tumid blue frise suitout-rhe to< k
a bridle, Sc coarse country made saddle,
and a blanket with a bundle containing
a livery coat, made of a strip- 1 light
drab coloured brown Cwsinierc-, togttli
cr with sundry articles c f good cloalh
ing.
A reward of six and a quarter cents
besides, all t xpences will be paid for ap
pre-hendingend 1 dginu him in any se
cure jail in th: United States, and
twenty dollars fi r the horse, s: ddle *nd
bridle and bundle ol cfi.thing, cn deliv
er v. to
SEABORN, JONES.
> Geo. August 21,