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'“I Pits I SCRIP T.
> and Gazette Office,
Wdlnetday, Jtfoy 27, 1818.
atop tha pres* to anwounc
J uufiHld Arbuthnot and Ambris
:|3o were taken prisoners near Su
I t £St. Marks, have been trier
found Quilt,
;iow|Jßtingthe Indians to murder, like
has been HUNG, an<
iii SHOT, (
v °Jrn.' .^jr:
■ .
for Sale.
elegant Country Seat; lies
miles from Augusta, up tht
."'HI in South-Carolina, and has at*
Iflil to it nearly 900 acres of Land.
''BBich two thirds consists of good
■ and Hickory Land—The im-
which are extensive and
’ Bflodious, are situated like simi
Hksidences of Health, on a high
' .HPon the poorest portion of the
and commands one of the most
, and beautiful prospects in
] “»outhen, country. This. Hill,
."flies other Fruit Trees, is crowned
' 'Bd with Fruit and uninjured by
"Bite Severe frosts, while every
of Fruit is killed in the neigh
-9 '"Biod- Besides a Well of good
!r|l Jßei- in the yard, three Springs of
Burest < Vy*taLi߻iie boldly from
of the Hill —The situation
are proverbially
—The Dwelling House bus
Bwell finished Rooms and (3 Fire
“"BesVwPh a Pia/.za on two sides,
la very large K tche i and Store
Wash House,Bathing House.
incß large Barn, (.in House, dfc.«}j*c.
ffi I person disposed to purchase,
nißlsiting the pretnis s cannot fail
highly pleased with them.
stock of Horses, Catt'e, Hogs,
K. Plantation Tools. Stills and
eveflflratus, &c. if desired, will be
MHwit» the Plantation; as also the
w, |Bnt Crop, now in the ground,
of 80 acres of corp, 40 of
—JKn,hent. Oats, Rve, rJJ’c. and
hired till the firsj Janua
PriHßxt, with the Overseer, and ini
inflate oossesnion given.
, itßntlemen who, are in the habit of
jcaKiigthe Low Country with their
travelling for health to
distance*', with all the incon*
ifJßnces of bad lodging and bad
BKmay here find that inestimable
-■tng amidst the comforts of hopie.
Idßwodil, therefore certainly fliul
* B:, e th*ir interest to secure at
so delightful a reside h•, where
juflk-e. and art both conspire to reu
r iijßhcir da vs healthy and happy.
■ls e owuer fi di ghis professional
(viyd'd'lantlng interests incompatible.
aiißferi Ssmmerville lor sale, that he
? his time and exertions
■«Wre,H"dently to the duties of his
vdßwssion. ,
tfißfiiiuire of W. J. Hobby, Esq. in,
hfeftisence of the sub criber.
iiihf*-' J. G M‘W offer,
inf The Editors of the Savannah
jlustii'o, Columbia S. C. Telescopy.
larleston Southern Patch t will
itwert the. above once per
of eight weeks, and transm '
ecounts to this office for pay
aj eowSt
Vdml'iisfrator’s hale.
ILL be sold oo the
25th of J mre next, at the plan*-
jf Reuben Hogget, ■'ec.,on the
f feek, near Low’s Mills, Co
r.njnty. a part of the property
deceas’d* cons'stjng ot corn,
stock of Imfs.o«, sheep, cattle,
it which are so e ndkh
Also, household furniture. —
of sale made known on the
sale.
oil Clanton, VadmV.
alherine I)*gge f . j* ,nlmVx.
iiUiiia.Svrdtai’s ‘‘•'ale.
jL be sold on .Saturday, tin
tv of July next, at the late re
■ of George Pearson, deceased,
personal property belonging
estate of said George P. arson,
the negroes, consistin'*; ol the
old and kitchen Furniture,
:k of Horses, Cattle and Hogs,
(jigs, tjyo Wagons and Geer,
arts and Geer, the plantation
s, Ike. The sale to con mence
o’clock in the forenoon, and
it not be completed with on
IV, it will be continued on the
iy following. Terms will be
known on the day «l sale.
IT""'"’ ]
•hn H. M*on, )
r 27
i Subscriber having purchased
terest of Mr. Shannon in tl>*-
s-Tavern and Savannah Stag
I will keep the HOUSE in fu
ll .hi* own name, and solicits a
iuan.ee of former favors,
uary f. 4 ts
Hip, Chisolijn.
‘I THEATRE.
BY PARTICULAR I)E~
SIRE.
: Mr, HANDEL
m. . Moat respectfully informs the Citi-
I wens of Augusta that at the Particu -
I lor Request of several Gentleman, he
.* will, repeat his Performances at the
1 Theatre, on
Friday Evening,
■ MAY %%
&r [‘'or Particulars see Bints.
'
HAVE this day entered into Part
nership'for tbe'purpose of trans
’ acting business under the iirm of
MALONE & CAMPBELL, at the
stand recently occupied by Robert
Malone & Co. They have at present
. an extensive assortment of British,
French, and India Goods, together
with a‘general assortment of Gro
ceries, which they offer on moderate
terms for cash or opproved paper,
Robert Malone,
las. Campbell.
May 27 3t
For Sale,
AN excellent second hand four
wheel Carriage. Alse, a Horse
suitable for ia family. Apply at Mr.
T. ■. Mi- 27 if
bbis. vlackarcl, iS6 : S,
> - FO.l SALE BY
FRASER # BOWDRE.
v*«v <?,7 it.
THE Partnership of the subscri
bers in this place under the firm of
ROBERT MAI ONE k CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. —
The unsettled business of the con
cern will be attended to by
Malone & Campbell,
To whom those indebted are re
quested to make payment; and to
whom applications are to be made for
all demands against the late concern
of Robert Malone Ik Ce.
R. Malm?e.
James Fraser, for himself
and Robert Campbell.
M- i- :i
’■*• ■ / .
1 Yor ; aie.
tHK feu: stmer otters tor, sale his
two story HOUSE and LOT for
merly occupied by Jo in Sharp & Co
and John Garnet *& Co. on the south
side near the upper end of Broad
street, with two tenements, bad
stores, and , t>ll othar
".ccess iry, a(I new. The Lot fort
(e«t • < ruip t 'by two hundred and eight
hack Jt,ls deemed unnecessary t.
give any further description, as it i
presumed the purchaser would wi.-i*
to examine the premises.
Juli» M. Davcr port.
May 27 . . ' Ct
50 Dolls. Reward
AN A WAY from the subscribe
J the Sd inst. three Negro Fel
lows, named JACK, GEORGE, and
HARRY; Jack is about 26 or 2 r
vears of age, about 5 feet 10 «r li
inches high, tolerably stout built, a
little nock kneed, has a scar on his
lip and chin, occasioned by a.whip
saw; dark complexion and free spo-
about 21 years of age,
5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion,
with remarkably large and black
whiskers, very s'.nut built- Harry, a
i-out 19 years of ago, about 5 feet 9
•r 10 inches dark complexion, very
touch pitted with the small pox, mid
tiling slim built.' Also, a negro wo
man named Amy, about 17 years of
ge, of yellowish complexion, vcr\
likely, and of the common sire. The
above reward and all reasonable ex
penses will be paid to any person
apprehending and securing said ne
gr/ws in any jail so that 1 get them a
gain. era like proportion for cither
of th.ttjp, on information given to the
subscriber in Eatonton, Putnam coun
ty, Georgia. |Jolm Ardis.
May S 7 p
NOW in Uiclioioml Jail, a ne
gro man nam d JOE, about 25 years
of age. about 5 feet 6 or 8 inches
high, yellow complected—-he says he
belongs to Cujarles Berncl of Burke
county, near Way nesborougb. Tbe
ow ner is desired to call, prove pro
bity, pay charges, and take him a
way.
W. Lamkin. jailor*
May 27
" 11 ‘** ' i 1 r . 1 - ■ -n
Carriages Gigs
FOR SALE.
subscribers have received
B a large supply of Northern made
GIGS and CARRIAGES <>f superior
stvle an i workmanship. Also, a first
rate SULKEY that was made b\
Beach of Njew-Ark, to particular or
der—all of which we will warrant to be
made of the best materials, and will
seli on the most accommodating terms
G. B. Marshall & Co,
Also, pin Consigflmsnt,
A general assortment of Coach am'
Gig FURNITURE of th# pewest pat
eras. Aprils
. Building and Insurance
BANK
Os the state of GEORGIA.
kTS Capital to consist of Ttvo Mil
lions of Dollar*, divided into
20,000 Shares of JQO Dollars each, of
which are to he reserved for the state
4000 Shares g'4OQ QOO
For the Marine and Fire
'lnsui'anceCoinpaqy it^,, ~
present capital, 4000 g^OQ,OOO
Subscriptions for the cit- „‘ v ’ !
izens of the State at
large, in Hooks to -bq,
kept open at Savannah, „
AugUßta,Milledgevilje ( ,
anq Darien for thirty
days—-12,000 , , 1,200,000
g 2,000,000
The Privileges to he. applied to the
Legislature for, are
Ist—Banking on the common prin
ciple, with the right qf purchasing
and trading in the usual manner, ip
bills of exchange.
2d—The privileges now belonging
to the Savannah Marine and Fire In
surance Company.
3d—The priw.ege of Domestic,
Internal Improvement, viz.
Ist—To advance money on mort
gage and other security, to ajd in the
erection of Buildings.
2d—To erect Buildings on Build
ing Leases, or Purchased Land, and
of all other matters incident to Buil
dings and Improvements of the kind,
provided the institution shall be
compelled to sellout any such Buil
dings or Improvements, whenever a
net profit of 10 per cent qn its ad
vances can bo. realised.
4th—The privilege of takingan
interest in and making advances on
any internal improvements of Canals,
Roads, &c &c. and in short, of gen
erally bending its attention to Inter
nal Improvement, whether in the ad
vance of Agriculture, Building, or
Transportation.
At a meeting of the Subscribers
to the Building and Insurance Bank
of Georgia, Banja iVLßinne, Esq.was
called to the chajr.
Resolved, that Five Commission
ers be appointed to do all things that
are needful to carry the above into
operation. —The following persons
were appointed.
ft r m. Scarbrough, J, S, Bulloch,
11. Jiurroxjshs, Robt, luuoc $
John P. Henry.
Resolved, That pH alt subscriptions
already made, the payment of Two
dollars per share shall be paid with
s ten days from this date; and in
ase of non compliance to do the
'lie, »V'b subscriptions, shall be
;• omed forfeited, and such names be
ricken oft; and that in all future
inscriptions the sum of Two Dollars
,r share shall be paid down at the
.me.of subscribing,
Terms qf Subscripting,.
No individual shall be permitted
• subscribe for more than Fifty
.'hares. • «, . f
In case of an excess of subscription
■ie shares will be fairly apportioned
>’o each subscriber.
The Subscribers
ITAVIMi been appointed Com
missioned for receiving Sub
icriptions to the “ Building and hi
urance Bank of Georgia,” give no
tice, that Subscription Books will
be opened at the Post-Office on Tues
day next, at 10 o’clock,apcl contin
ue open every day, (Sunday’s excep
ted) until the last day qf June, at
which time the Books will be sent to
Savannah -Orders from the country
promptly attended to, and receipts
sent, by the same conveyance tha>
brings the order,
J M‘Kinne,
J. Fraser,
R H Musgrpve, |
A. Slaughter, ,
R, J Meigs.
(tlr The Mdiedgevilie p.pers v- HI
insert the above until the last June.
Miv 93 1m
Notice.
THE Hoard of Directors of the
Savannah River Navigation Campa '
ny, will proceed on Wednesday, 3d
June nu\t, to appoint a Secretary, to
act as Treasurer; an Agent and an
assistant Agent. Candidates can be
informed of the duties required, a
mount of salary and security, on ap
plication to the President.
Mav 93 ts
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the late*
firm of Rnniel Starnes Co.
are informed that their respective
notes and accounts bate been placed
in my hands for collection, as Guar
dian for the minors of said deceas
ed—lt js hoped that every persoi
mdebted to said estate, will avail
diemselves of this opportunity to
.all and make an early settlement, or
i heir notes & accounts will be placed
m the hands of the proper officers
collection, without any descrimina
don. S. Russel),
for the minors of D,
Starnes, deceased,
, Mar is ts
N OTIC E.—The commit
*'ee entrusted with making arrange
ments EPISCOPAL
CHURCH in tins city, have resolved,
that no time h£ ioat in effecting an
object so desirable, and havp-empow*
ered Augustin daughter, FCsq .to re
ceive from tW Original subscribers
an instalment of twenty per cent on
the,amqqnMjf .their sujjscriptmnsi
Whilsftbd ddramttloeacknowledge
With pleasure-the liberality offthe
public, they venture to hone thatftho
attempt will iine*iJt s.uujj farther hn
codrhggtoetft 4 af \\dM enable them to
erect a building remain
lor ages a rtreirfento of f (he
taste; liberality, and Christian Steal
of the inhabitants of Augusta. ;
ft, Tubman,' '
John Course,
F. Walker,
' Samuel Hae,
A* S aughter,
i b. ( , Cantejoii, ■
I, C, Winter.
May 13.. ' ts
Sheriff's Sale
POSTPONED.
W ill be sold the first Tuesday in Ju
ly neat, at the Court-House in
Jacksoqborqugh, Scriven county,
between the usual hours of Jo ami
S o’clock.
500 acres of Land, (more
or less) lying ami being in rue coun
ty ol ScriVen, adjoining J.;uids oi
Seaborn Jones, and Mrs. Bonne], ta
ken as the property of VVm: Daniel,
to satisfy an execution ip favor oi
Margaret Rryan,'. administratrix of
John 8011, deceased, property point
ed out by thtt administratrix.
r -—-ALSO. —
100 P acres of LAND*
(more or less,) lying and being in tin
county of Sciiven, adjoining Lands
ot John M*Wade, Jacob Oliver, and
Folton Kemp, taken as the property
of Thomas G. A aljver, to satisfy an
execution in favqr pf Edmund Tay
lor, property devied pn and returned
to me by a constable.
—ALSO—
-100 acres of Pine Land,
lyipg and being ip the county of .txri
ven, adjoining Lands of Benjamin
Freeman? hnd others, takch aa the
property pf John W bite, t 6 satisfy
sundry executions in favor of Benja
min B. Norris, administrator of Jas
11. Rutherford, deceased, Ifevied on
and returned to me by a constable..
O-1 tfrown Bay Horae t^cn
as the pWperty of Thomas Fioyd, to
satisfy ah execution again said I'hos
Floyd and Stephen P. Floyd, iji fa
vor of Tffbs. G'. Walker-
Solomon Kemp, a. s. c.
May 23, tds
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL he soul at the court-house
in Warren county, on the first
Tuesday in July next,’ between the
usual hours, one hundred acres of
(.pud in Wayren county, on the wa
:crs of White’s creek, levied on by
Henry Williams, constable, to satisfy
.sundry executions against Edmund
Dunaway-
Matthew Parham, s. w. c.
May 27 , " .
Now in Ilii huio .d Jail,
A NEGRO man named Gracchus,
Atliipan born, about 5 feet, 8
or 9 inches high*, dark complected,
he says he belongs to one Thompson
Shepherd of Wilkes county, also,
A Negro Man named Patrick, a
uout £5 .years of age, ab<mt 5 feet, 6
or 7 inches high, dark complectei.
with a Iron pn Jiis nepk, he says he
’dongs to one Willis Jones of Lin
coln county, the owners is requested
to come forward, proye property, pay
charges and take him awav.
W. LAMKIN, Jailor,
'day 23. /'/ '
‘ Notice
A MEF.TINGof the Stockholders
; m.of the Petersburg Mercantile
Company, wHI take place in Peters
burg,on the 20th day of June next at
1 i o’clock A. M. of which all con
cerned will take notice.
Tho». M. Barnett* 1 Diree-
Khaler Hillyer, j tors.
May 20 3p
To Kent,
Until the Ist of November next ,
VCOM MODIUUS d welling house
on Green strict, with every ne
cessary out-building. The situation
is retired and- pleasant. Possession
wilj be given aboutthe middle of June.
Enquird at this office. May 16.
A Clerk Wanted.
AYOUNO MAN wf)o can come
well rp,commended as being stea
dy, honest and industrious, and witi
qualifications to takr
charge of a Dry Good Store,' may
hear of an agreeable situation by ap
jdying at this office.
May 20 ts
/ ‘ * * #•'
.. . i ’
The Copartnership
HffIIKTOFOM existing underthe
ll Tirm/bf UH VX h SCURRY, *
is tins day dissolved by mutual con- 1
stfnt of the surviving partner, (Au- .
gust us llrux) and the executors of R.
OvSeurr-y* deceased. Persons hav
ing demands against the concern.wiU *
render. Ahem to the subscriber; aiu (
those * indebted arp requested to make
payment tq him.. t I
. ’ • Augustas Prux.
‘.l ! Augustus Qrux
CGISi I'IMJfiS as usual the -Pacton age
ami Com mission Business, at the old
stand occupied by- Jlnix & Scurry.
He returns thanks tuhis cqsrtonv-r* for
the niany'favors' conferred upon hini,
and solicits acontinuancepf their con
fidence.
on hand, *
. 50Q pieces BAGGING, various des
criptions
120 CLARET superior.
May 9
I ice.,
IMIJ2 Copartnership heretofore ex
isting jn this .place, under the
firm of SMUOIII'MR, LA HU^AN
& Ip ATbO \\ was dissolved on the
lirst day of April last by mutual con
sent. Messrs. A, Slaughter and -C,
1 Labu7.an,are duly-authorised, and will
ittend to the settlement of their con
cern.
A. Slaughter and C. Labu/an
Jesse Watson.
Augusta, May Ist, 1818 ts
" THE SUBSCRIBERS ‘ ‘
HA VING purchased Mr J. Wat
son’s interest in,the. Warp-ljou
-1 ses of Slaughter, Labu/.an and Wat
son, will in future conduct business
at said establishment op the same term.-
as heretofore, and respectfully solicit
' a continuance of public patronage.
A. Slaughter and C.Labuzao.
■ Augusta, May Ist, 1818 if
‘ r NQTIO , '
partnership of the subscri-
B bers under the firm t»;’ Beers 0>
l_ >Sturges is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. J; S. Beers will attend
to the unsettled business of the con
cern.
> J. 8. Beers,
SI, St urges.
1 March 20,1818.
——l T ■ ' '
Notice.
I "MIR Copartnership heretofore ex
isting at the Eagle Tavern and Sa
i van nab Stage (Iffice, under the firm ol
Chtfolm & Shannon , 1
was dissolved this clay by mutual con-’
i ““•>/; all claims against (he concern,
■“'•and all debtstiueTht^Hm«,am iutv
settled by William Chisolm ••
..., William Cliiaolip,
William Sbaunon.
Augusta, Jan. 10th, 1818. ;
Th? Copartnership
IN the practice of L\W between
Thomas Flournoy and John IT
.Montgomery, having ended on the first
of last month, the sunscriber has le
moved his office to Centre-stree
south of the market.
Thomas Flournoy.
February 14 ts
Dissolution of Copartnership
i'lHE’ Copartnership of GUFF &
MEALING is dissolved by mu
tual consent from this date, All those
having demands against the firm? are
requested to present them to the sub-
I scribcrs for settlement; nd those in -
1 debted will nuke p yrnent to
‘ k-oS;
S. Goff
H. Mealing.
M-rch 14 it
The .subscriber
HAVING purchased the interest
of H* Mealing in the Cabinet Ma
king Business, informs the public that
be still continues the business at the
former stand, corner of M‘lntosh and
Elliott-streets, and solicits a cegtinu
ance of public paironage.
Samuel Goff.
Jlfarch 14 'tf
The Firm
OF DICKINSON % THOMPSON
WaS dissolved on the 14th inst.
by mutual consent; all demands
for and against the late firm, will be
, settled by Cosbv Dickinson.
Cosby Dicjcinson.
Isham Thompson,
ISHAM THOMPSON will conti
nue the Auction and Commission Bu
siness under the Globe-Tavern, where
he will use his utmost exertions to
render satisfaction to ail those wb‘
may commit business to his charge.
February 18 ts
L . . ■' ~tU -
she Subscribers
W ILL sell on a credit of twelve
g small stock of Goods,
consisting Jr Groceries <§* Dry Goixls.
Theunexpircd lease of the store cay j
be had with tin* goods. Apply to t
VpKenrie <SI Ponce, q f i
John Glider k Co.
w anuary 28 v
. v-
VU.t'A*f\V -
Rcalestaiefn^'Sftf©
71 ritjen,.vyi shijig (v V. f -
' Kdg*A«M-Dial cwl -\
Carolina, \yill dispose of his i\ VAflfv
I'A fIONjS,
guistil, • , , ,/ :
tm« Tract lying on
containing ope thoM*tfid and thi| •
teen acres, . ,j. ; > «. *
Oife other ou'RmVs,of-g e k,
ingsix t»
Oji the former is a good })we|ljnf
House, and alijiecesfcary Vt# house**
Grist MiU, ('ottou ►l/ftchm,*, and
tillury, with abuiiU3o(> acres under
cultivation. Uu the Utter tract, there
is an eligible site for,* \IUL « r
tu*, <*•».; The LA.MHare well »«
dapted t° the growth of Cotton a»4
Wheat. lIH theLaiyl, wi t also bf
disposed of,
30 or 40 Negroes
7'r«v*c(lne third dovfir, the re*
mainder at opa two jv*|>s pp,>«| s
it. Application jo h« made op ;lt*
premises to the subscriber, or to R, (Ip
Cantalop and \Ym. MMUrjf, Augu^9«
Mp MfHU’P,
April 11 jf
LO ns INSUMMERVILLE
I I ' 'TK V
rjIHE subscriber has laid ottiwelVG
;*■ large Lots on a "very fine pact of
the Mill, contiguous to the present uft?
proved retreats, and to sap sqqqi-a ap,,
propriutdd fqr an Asadt'ipy/ f'fluy'
are all covered with a growth of v
r thrifty Qftka*-*y. tjptt persons improvt
mg them, vvilp'ltY® the iujinfdwt?
elite!shade, ,
\ A W-'ll h|is been IjtteJy sunk |p 4
situation convenient to the Lots. >.ruj -
supposed to attbid an ample su, i>(y
01 wafer lor (tij.
Five of the (.ots arc dispose,(
The Other seven Jlie ottered lor pajp a
\ plan of the whole |s l?y panthfed A
led at thePost-Otticg, fpf |dspr( i!0(i»
For tpcm supply to
iMBHUM g M ipntloj|,
April t tl
? ‘ ■ —r~~ I s*rfc*r qMp
FOR hAkU,
VTtyACT ol V*aqcl ip fdht'ftla
county, containing (ftima/Q It
ni/0 acres chiefly oak,mixed with
oiy and dog wood anUybl*
lor the cudpre of CoMo«,< OfrpVl Imuti
and a paH good Tobacco land j 41., ,j$
•Jo acres cleared and undrr iwtu#
'paH pf which .4 frcpjt, I liU trip Ili
situated aboat. ypn lca wept oi n-)ifo
ageV&nv Will, jinnies from Bjivit«<
nab river, aud I i mH«*ilrn«| <(if |4j«
tersburgh road ; jt is said tt» bts it
healthy a situation as any ji) Qrtn|-i
well .watered by a if PC it fliftt rest a
thro’ it-. Op the promises i$ p
du’elling bouse, six wtoty
and every necessary opt
er with ayoungorenard ofLpiioo p Jrtpg
trees. This place will' ho h"i| <-W>
and the terms made easy' to ()■* p
chaser. Those whomay wi*i< Ip op<a
chase, are . request h( to cplj pi, 1
subscriber and view the preinjki^,
Wfi’pwlldii
Vincoln county, Nov. 13, 18 {/ ( ||
835 Reward.
rrrt
RUN AWAY from the
her op thp g.Vth
residing in Colirmlda county, 4 n, t *(„
fellow named JIM, übo»4| i/jp
years of age, dark con.jde.\ion,
’5 feet 8 or ro jncljes high, I
stoop somr'.Jiot Ivtt'tfe-*
need, with large flat fp.4p,i
walking his toes pretty mu?;. tWOU‘4
out; he has a vacancy jn hjs upper |«r#*
teeth, and when laugiijng ppy a
ceive a small particle of flesh hpfw, #tt
them. I have reason to snpuosp f pj
he harbored jp A« f o>*
ta and pear Washington, p» hp «,a*|
connections living inhdtlf 'j >'B
above, reward and all reasonahi'! r*«
pensea will b“ piid to, any ppi>»/ft
who may apprehend said follow
deliver him to me, or speuro ||)p, 4
any aothat I get him ftpaiq,
January 7, tt
AN AW\ Y from the Alui.-sci "ber#
aNegro VV'enrh named BF’| 'f Y
aged about 45 ye»f», rather tnlirm and
sickly, had on when she jpR,
a blue hooiespun or yellow flgprig}.
Having formerly resided In friayaof*
has probably endeavored to moke l-ff
way for that place. Pptroons of p yfr
and others are cautioned aga’iisp
eciying or harboring the said h*£*o f
Any one giving information whbr# j §
same wenph is, or lodging
nearest jail, wilj receiyij t||B abpyp
ward. , 1
January 17 ; t
v fprsaw^,
4Hw w fart ,
A T the ppppr end pf Rroad *imtf
ppppdte AJr- .Juhp M. Ifwe,.«
port** brick I flus.a, pnp pf the
stands in Augusta to purchase pff
duce.~Por particulars eiuiuifc yf jtff
H. Bury. '
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