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THE FRIEND AND MONITOR,
T,U dollars per cnnum f ~\
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j§ VVashington Hotel, P
U.LEVIH. ECHOLS,!
■%! PRESENTS his compliments to his friends and Jg*
vi; the public 111 general, and informs them that having py
y-i: purchased the premises formerly occupied by Major :l>
■•u Worsham as a tavern, will continue to entertain E
M genteel travellers and boarders on reasonable terms, id
T He feels a degree of confidence when he invites f
M strangers to Ins house, as he 13 determined by the
If 5 most unremitted attention to his business, to merit rs
Jgs their patronage.
N. R. tie takes this metliod of informing his V
*'• -f friends and the public in general, that he has removed !P
and, ; his STORE to the north end of his present residence, &
yL where he intends keeping a constant supply of fresh -
£ V goods, which he will dispose of cheap for cash Or V
cotton.
%•- :jT
]1 A I D P. HILLIIOUS £
h a car air for the appoint
ir ml lieutenant Colonel to
i'n regiment of second class
Ti / itia , in General Daniels’
division. .
AfTLY SOON.
A. BARGAIN may be
had m the plantaton beloging
to the estate of Robert MJRea,
deceased, containing 400 acres
within four miles (A’ Wash
ington.
R. H. M’Rea,
January 27, 1815. Lx t.
LAST NOTICE.
..AcET persons indebted to
me are informed, that expence
and trouble may be avoided
bv making immediate navment
cf their respective notes and
accompts, as no longer indul
gence will be given.
William Grant.
J anuary 2 7 th , 1815.
Administrator’s Sale.
Will be Sold.
N Wednesday, the flrfi day of
March next, at the late residence
of James Ruffe!!, deceased, in Lin
coln county.—-All the personal pro
perty of said deceased, confiding
of Uorfes, Cattle, Hogs, and Sheep,
iiGukhold and kitchen furniture,
plantation tools, a quantity of
wheat, with sundry other articles
too tedious to mention. Also two
NEGROES will be hired for the
ensuing year. The terms will be
made known on the day of sale.
SARAH RUSSELL, adm’x.
BENJAMIN RUSSELL,
January ao, 1815. ?drn’r.
PUBLISHED, (weekly) BY JOHN’ K M. CHARLTON.
WASHINGTON , (Geo*.)—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY- St rs, 1815.
Administrator’s Sale
WILL .BE SOLI;,
On Thursday the ninth day cf
March next, at the late residence of
Major John A. Patterson* dec.
in Wilkes county. —All.the pet fori*
al property of said deceased, con
fiding of two waggons, horses and
harness, two Rills, and several oth
er articles too tedious to mention.
Twelve months credit will be given,
by the purchaser giving bonds with
approved fecuriry.
JOHN W. COOPER,
January 27, 1814. adrrdr.
Georgia-* -Og let horpe county.
By Matt been, Rainey, Clerk cf the
coart of Ordinary for said county.
HERE AS Polly King, ap
plies for letters of adniiniftration
on the ertate of Bennett King, dec.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and Angular the kin
dred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at the next court
of Ordinary to be held in and for
the county of Oglethorpe, then and
there to shew cause, (if any they
have) why said letters should not
be granted.
Given under my hand this 16th
day cf J'anuary, 181^.
Matthew Rainey, c. c. o.
GEORGIA, Oglethorpe county.
By Matthew Rainey clerk of the court
of Ordinary, for said count-;.
WHEREAS John Noell, ap
plies for letters of adminidration on
the effate of Robert Noell, dec.
These are therefore to cite and
ndmoniih all and Angular the kin
dred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appeal at the next court
of Ordinary to be held in and for
the county aforefaid, to fhe\\’
cause (if any they have) why fakn
letters should not be granted. | 1
Given under my hand this : (■re
day of y anuary, 1815. JHT
Matthew Rainey, c. &m.
VIRTUE, LIBERTY, AND SCIENCE.
UOLLECiOR’s SALE.
ft.
WILL BE SOLD.
Oe //>c Tuesday in April next,
at the Court-house in Washington ,
Wilkes county , between the hours
of 4cn and three o'clock, the fol
lowing property , or nu thereof
as will satisfy the taxes clue there
on. together with the cost —viz :
r~jr\
J[ WO hundred two and an half
acres cf land, more or less, third
qurfi'ty, No. 170, in the third dif
trid of Wilkinion county, granted
to Rock rick Eafley, and levied on
as the property of laid Eafley, to
fatisfy his tax lor the year 1813 —
tax due 1 dollar, 12 1-2 cents.
Aiso
Two hundred two and an half
acres of pine land, more or less, ly
ing in the second diilrid of \Vilk
in Iph county, No. 197, granted to
Lucy H Wynn, and levied on as
‘ner property, to fatisfy her tax for
the year 1813—rax due 3 dollars
and 99 cents.
A La
One hundred acres of land, more
nr Tfs, third quality, in Oglethorpe
covvy, on the Waters of Long
creek, adjoining Woodruff, granted
to Trueba’d, and levied on as the
property of Andrew Oaten, to fat
isfy his tax for the year 1813 tax
du * 6 dollars 97 CvUts.
‘THOMAS ANDERSON,
Tax Collector , Wilkes county.
I January 27, 1813.
j SHERIFF’S SALE.
WILL BE SOLD,
On the first Tuesday m March next ,
at the Court-House in Wilkes coun
ty, between the hours of ten and
three o'clock , the following proper
ty—viz :■
Y"V_ . .
\ Jf'.Nn negro man named J;m,
fifty-feven years of age, also one
waggon at this time unfiniflicd,
I taken as the property of George
Walton, to fatisfy an execution in
i favor of George Walton.
Conditions Cash .
William Johnson, D. S'.
January 27, 1815.
NOTICE.
N INE months after date appli
cation will be made to the honora
ble the Inferior court of Greene
county, for leave to fell five hun
dred and forty-five acres of land,
more or less, in fa id county, being
the real eflateof Wm. Veafey, dec.
for the benefit of the heirs and cre
ditors of said deceased.
’ ANN VEASEY,
January 27, 1815. Executrix.
MISS BURNS
HAVING purchased a set
i OI tools for W ATCH—MAKING,
|will repair watches when pre
sented to her at Mrs. Hill
house’s, her place of residence
’ --"-Washington. Tn.-e'v 13 ].a;
half yearly.
- bud ted States’ Congress.
IN SENATE.
Thursday, January 12.
The Senatorial committee have
not yet been able to prepare their
report tm the amendments of the* 1
Houfe'of Representatives, to the
Bank Bill.
Saturday , January i4.
The Senate resumed the coniid
eration of the report of their fele#
committee on the amendments re
ceived from the Houle of Represen
tatives to the bill “■ to incorporate
the fubferibers to the Bank .of the
United States cf America ”
On the proposition to make the
fixed capital of the Bank thirty five
fin (lead of thirty millions, as pro
posed by the House) there were-
For the increase —Mdfrs. Ander
son, Barbour, Bibb... Chafe, Condi:,
Giles, Kerr, Lacocfc, Morrow, Ro
berts, Smith, Tair, Taylor, Turner,
Varnum, Walker, Wharton.—l 7
Against it —Messrs. Brown, Dag
gett, Dana, Eronientin, Gaillard-
German, Gere, Hori'ey, Hunter,
King, Lambert, Mason, Thompson/
Wells.— 14.
On the proposition to encreafr
by five millions the amounnt o\
public debt on war flock to be sub
fcribable to the batik, the vote waStf
precisely the fame as the above.
AJter making further progress i:;.
the difeuflion the Senate adjourned,
before they had gone through th: 5 #
bill.
Monday , January 16.
The Senate were engaged near!/
the whole of the day on the amend-,
inents to the National Bank bill j,
which iuhp.Cl they finifhed just be
fore adjournment. They have a
greed to the amendments of the’
lloufe, amended by increafmg the
capital five millions, so as to make if
thirty-five, and reinflating the fec
tiou to authorife the bank, in ca£.
of necessity, to iufpend payment i*.
fpecife.
non SR OF REPRESENT A FIVES.
Monday , January 16.
The several bills ordered on SaN
urday to be engr oiled for a third
reading, were read a third time and
puffed. [[Among these was the bill
authorising the raffing of lixteen.
companies of rangers, to serve as
mounted men or otherwise, for the
defence of the frontiers of the Uni
ted States, and to repeal the a£ts
now in force for that purpofe.j
South-Carolina has placet*
at the difpolition of the government
of the United States, 260,(100 dol
lars, to pay the troops in that quar*
ter, to be puffed to the credit of the
date in anticipation of its quota of
the direct tax. v The honorable
particulars of this tranfa&ion (hall
be recorded.
State troops.— -The legisla
ture of South-Carolina has puffed a
law to raise a brigade of date troop?,
ami elected Daniel Elliott Huger ,
brigadier-general. Such examples
merit the attention of every itafp
H the Unio*!.— Charleston paper, * ’
[Number 4,
