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Fire Dollars Reward. Ran-Away from flic Kitl&cHber, on Monday fast, a NEGRO FELLOW named Hazn ad. a*Kyjt 2.S j «Ars of age i five feet seven inches ing a brand cn the lei't thigh thus (b. P.) Th Horses. Two hlacV Horses taken *np atmy farm fit miles from ♦ rannuh, the largest Vifthem ha- . Hid oh a.blue nankeen coatee, and os- wiWiint pantaloons. lie is suspected of being ;:»the-vicinity )>f SkidaWay island or Whitc- IJlufT. The abitee regard will be paid to any i. rsnn lodging him in Savannah.gaol, or deliv-* jKng him to » ;7 • John Hughes': Jnae 27—76 ■■ T" I j..-. Forty Dollars Reward. Ran away from the subscriber, about three ir.ciths since, a NEGRO FELLOW named IEolomoh, yellow complexion, about 25 years cf age; had on when he went away, a brown ncloth coat, with white metal buttons, aijd nan keen pantaloons. He is supposed to be harbor ed near this city. *it - >; - , ■ Also—Absent -from the subscriber, his WENCH, Diava, .formerly the property of fflcner i i.f'Intosh. She has been- absent for • :;a iwTpths; about 30 tears of age, African ‘bofti. r.nd has her country marks on fachcheck. other a smaller horse but ho brand. The owi er may have thert by paying for this advertise meat, ami applying to die. ' l&F 1 Joseph Wilkinson. - " //‘ear Thunderbolt: September 12—m—109 For sale, A NEGRO WOM AN about 23 years of age, accustomed to h-use work. ..Apply to the printers. September 12^—p——109 For sale,_ for cash, A prime FIELD SLAVE; sold for ho fault Apply at this office. Sept. 12.——m——.1(19, Notice. The copartnership of Henry Kneeland and Benjamin Story, under the firm of KNEE- . _ T -y-wv--/ r - .' LAND and S'rORY, terminated, by its own The above reward will he paid for delivering limitation, on the .1st instant Those indelged them to the subscriber or lodging them in Sa vannah gaol, or Twenty Dollars for either. : Janie's England. July 11—82 - , •, to said concern will, in the absence ot B. Story from Savannah, make payment to Mr. Wilham Gaston. Henry Kneeland. B. Siniy. JYeeo- York, 29/A August, 11109. Z—109. : Five Dollars Reward. ».:■ A Reward of'Five Dollars will he paid liy tile : *' . jSF,“ , subscriber, tor apprehending and lodging in oIlClTll S S9.1CS, ’* of Chatham county, my NEGRO On the first TUliSDA continued. .tokiHimn nu , c Unt he first TUESDAY m Octoiernext,^- FELLOW; JIM ; ag«?d 25 years ; about five wm be at the court-house in Saratmafn icet nme.nrhcs high and stout made. He ap- . fetween th | hour3 6f 10 a „7 3 0 . cJock , * pears to rc conversant m the French and .-.pan { No> 8 Y hiid Tything, Reynolds Ward, ,su tongues, .arid, being artful,., might provaMy j wUh the 5mi>roveaien ^ f ®’ nt i ng J koufiiwardly carrying 1 him off, under the penalty ' V r ” Saroli Sheftiill June I3—-70 Twenty Dollars Reward. ,y/; ” : of James Belcher, dec. to satisfy an execution m ' r*'ii aW " ’ * n favor of Francis H.Welman. Pointed out by MlCitall. the plaintiff’s attorney. John Eppinger, s. c. c. September 7—107 ■ r. Run away from Charleston, Soiith-Caiolim,, on the 20th instant, a NEGRO MAN, named William, about 5 feet 6 inches high'; and a little lame The above reward will he paid to any person delivering the said negro to the j Sheriff’s Sales. subscribers, or lodging him at the jail. C. Papet .St S. Mattel. July 27 99, W.' On the firft TUESDAY in O&ober next, Will be fold at the courr-hnufe in Savannah, between the hours of IP and 3 o’clock; One NEtiRO WOMAN named Mart and hey Sales- for-Rent. On TUESDAY the 19 A instant. Will be sold at the Court-House in Savannah, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, A black. MABE, about thirteen hands dgh—levied on as the property of Bartholo^* new Masters, to satisfy George Penny for louse rent. C. GLJGEL, o.s. c.c. September 9 108 Sheriff's sales, cont’d. Sheriff ’s Sales, cont’d. On the first TUESDAY in October next. Will be sold at the court house In. Bryan coun ty, between the hours of 10 and 3, o’clock, i The two following NEGROES, to wit,— Josf.y and Rachel—sold as the property of .-simons Maxwell, deceased, at the risk of a former purchaser, he not having complied with the terms of sale. ~ ; "V" Joseph Stillwell, s. B.C. September 12—7109 On the first TUESDAY in October next, Will be sold at the court-house in Bruiisu ick, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, One NEGRO MAN named Gf.orce— levied on as the property of John G. Snead, deceased, at the risk of a former purchaser, she not having complied with the terms of sale ; to satisfy an execution in.favor of Dickson and Morgan. Conditions, cash. James Moore, s. c. c. August 31—104 Sheriff’s sales. City; Sheriff’s Sales cont’d. On the first TUfESDAY in October next, Will be sold at the court-house in Savannah be tween the hours often and three o'clock. All that town LOT, containing 10U feet in length, by90 feet; wide, situated and lying in Mhrgaret-street, Ewensburg, . (Oglethorpe ward) and known, in the plan of said borough, On the first TUESDAY in October next, .Will be sold at the court-house in Brunswick, . between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock. One hundred and sixty acres of Land-io Glynn county, bounded eastwardly by Oven O’Conner's land, and on all other sides bv va cant lands—-levied on as the property of"Doc- trine Perry, to satisfy an execution in favor of Gibson Si Fort. Conditions, cash. Jacob Moore, d. s. g. c. August 31 104 ^ Sheriff’s sales, for taxes. , . . . w On thejirst TUESDAY in October next, by the number 20—jevid ori as the property*of -Will be sold at the court-house in the count/ Mary Wylly , to satisfy John Miller and others. John Wijliams, s . c.,c. September 12—109. Sheriff’s sales. On the first TUESDAY,in October next, Will be'sold at the court-house in the town of chi.d Hannah, levied on’ag the property of Thomas G H imes, under the foreclofure of a mortgage from the laid Thomas G. Holmes to Maurice LehifiT JOHN EPPINGER, s. *. c. Auguft 3—92 Sixty Dollars Reward. . llic above sum will l>e P lid by .the sujbscri- i-oi - | „ J . ber to any person who will deliver to him or 1,1 * .hdlCa, GUllllIlII6Q. Iddgein gaol, the fallowing three negroes, wlto have descried from him ; or Twenty Dollars for either of them:—Priscilla, a short stout built fat wench, about SO yours old, a .house servant, who run off in Savannah, ami is n«w harbored there or in its vicinity, as ate the othtr two. She formerly belonged to cap tain Abrahams and doctor Burke; is a sen sible northern negro. Sue, a tall slender made ’Wench, about 25 years old, for two years past | lived at Mrs. WyHy’> oil Skidawiiy; and Sam, a young lad, who last year lived with Mr. Braflsford, in Savannah^ about sixteen years old, blapk complexion, and si smart boy. James E. Houstoun. August 3—92*. • S ' On the firll TUdSDAV ir Oflober next, Will be sold at thi^Court-House in Savannah, be tween the houts of ten and three o’clock. All that comer LOT, kjiown by the num' er 6, in Heathcoar ward, with the improvements thereon ...to be fold by virtue of an execution, adminillra- tors of John Herb va executors of Julius H.Scheuber, subject to a mortgage to \. C Daflrer. JOHN EPPINGER, s. c. c September 7 - 107 Sheriff’s Sa?es, cont’d. On the firft TUESDAY in October next, Will be fold at the court-houfe in Savannah, between the .hours otten and three t/dock. All that LOT in Oglethorpe ward, known by the No. 15, with the improvements thereon—levied on is the propierty of William Wilkie, to fatisfy an exe cution in iavor of Jofeph Grant—pointed out by the From the subscriber, about the 16th. off Marcli last, a certain; apprentice lad to the j de eudant. .carpenters trade, about 16 vears old, by the t . Al »o...One NEGRO MAN named Jiocsx—le- name of Moses Williams. It is supposed on 31 property of Hampden MMntoih, to that he is now workuig with some Carpenter | f«**fy execution in favor of mbenezer Jackfon— - - - pointed out by the plaintiff s attorney Also...Half of LOT No. 5, firft Tything, Anfon ward, with' the improvements thereon—levied on as lip Savannah;rirer, near Buck cre.-k, or at or iiwdiAhe plantation of the late Richd. Wax ne, tf/Li/cceased. A reward oi* FVV’EN 1"Y Dt)L- RS will be paid to any person that will lodge him in Savannah goal, or TWENTY- FIVE UOLL.VHS if delivered to tlie subscri her at the court-house in Bryan county, and a 1 reasonable charges paid. Also, a further re ward of FIFTY DOLLARS wiU be paid to any person that can prove h<s being harlxxred and substantiate it to conviction before a court df justice. , JOSEPH ST ILI. W El.I,. N. B. If the lad co nes homo himself, he shall be forgiven, otherwise I will put th -. law in lb. ee for the lost time. Sept. 12 109 the property of J. W. Farmer, to latisfy an execution hi favor ol Janies Dickfon & o —pointed out by the plaintiff’s attorney. John Eppinger, s^c. c, September 7—107 • GEORGIA [r. s.l . I By Edward While, clerk of the court of ordinary for the county of C hatham and a F. WHITE c. c.o. c.c 5 ftate aforefaid f WHEREAS, Mrs. Louifa Love applies Tor letters * of adminiftration on the eilate and fffeds ol Dr. John L >ve, late of this county, praftitioncr of phyiic, dec. i as neareft of kin t j i, Thefe are therefore to cite and admonilh ad and sin gular the kindred and creditors of the faid deceafed, to file their objection*, if any they have, in my office, on Sheriff’s Sales, continued. On the firft TUESDAY in October next, Will be fo d at the court-houfe in Savannah, between the hours ot ten and three o’clock, All that truftLOTin Greene Ward, number 18, ‘ with t e improvements thereon, in Savannah—levied on as 'he property of Hannah Houfton, deceafed, to latisfy an execution in favor of the executors oi John Houftuuu. Pointed out by the plaintiff’s attorney. JOHN EPEINGER, s.c.c. September 7—107 ‘ Sheriff’s Sales, cont’d. On the firft TUESDAY in O(Sober next, Will be fold at'the Court-Houfe in Savannah, be tween the hourso f ten and three o’clock, before the 2d day of OAober next, otherwife let-j All that LO T in Wafhingtoa ward, No 23, with ters of adminiftration will be granted. the improvements thereon, in Savannah—levied on Given under my hand and feal in the city of Savan- as the property of Stephen ivlliot, to latisfy an eaecu- nah, this Sift day of Auguft, 1S09, and in the 33d year tion in favor of Wilham Dixon & Co. Pointed out «f American indcpendcntc. (101) by the plaintiff's attorney ^ JOHN EPPINGER, a. cc. September 7—107 -*• ' > . Jefferson, Camden county, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, .all that LOT of LAND, being lot No. —, in the town of St. Mary’s, containing four acres, more or less, with the improvements— (on which R. M'Gillis now resides) levied on and to :.e sold as the properly of : the said R. M’Gillis, to satisfy several executions against him, in.favor ofCopp and King, for the use of Francis Sayn, Mintum and Bowne, and the ad ministrators of John Douglass. Also, that TRACT of LAND, lying on. the north side of Crooked river, containing 7d0 acres, more or less, with the improvements— levied on as the property of John Wood, to sa tisfy an execution in favor of Hugh Rpss. Al«o, all th-it LOT of LAND, being part J*bf lot No. four, in the town c f Btl Mary’s, con- ' taining fifty feet in front by one hundred feet in depth, with the improvements thereon—lexied on as the property of James Smith, to satisfy several executions in fax-or of Josiah Whitney, Timothy Hall arid Hunter & Minis. Also, all that LOT of LAND, being lot No. six, in the town of St. Mary’s, containing four acre.,; more or less, with the impvox e nents thereon—levied on as the property of S'ephen W. vltiore, to satisfy several execu tions in favor oi George Leckie and Sadler and Sands. Also, all that TRACT of LAND, lying in Cam den,county, containing , acres, more or less, with the improvements, on which Da niet Copp now resides ; and all that lot of Land in the toxvn of St. Mary’s, being part of lot No. three, containing —^ feet in front, on d. Mary’s stveet, and extending —— ieet hack—levied oil as the property cf the said D miel Copp, to satisfy the following execution'-, >iz :—Min.um Si llowne, vs. Daniel ’Copp. Downs & Thurston, vs. Copp & J-nes,, and Jdnn Wiut'ingh im, Robert Doxvns, King and Co Downs & Thurston, and Thomas W. Cam- .liei'on, vs. Copp and King. Conditions, cash. Asa fJoltou, s. c. c. Angiist' 31—104 of Camden, between the Upurs of .ten and three o’clock, The following NEGRO SLAVES, via:— Abraham and;Joe<—seiced in execution as the property of James Seagrove, to satisfy his tairt due the state, for himself, and as attorney for 5 John Davis, for the years 1800 and 1801. Tax es, five hundred and twenty dollars, with costs .and charges. Conditions, cash. * ; Asa Holton, s. c. c. August 31—104 Sheriff’s sales. Qtt thejirst TUESDAYin October next. Will be sold at the court-house .in Brunswick, between thehours of 10 and 3 o’clock, One NEGRO GIRL.named. Liddy—levied / on as the property of David Rumph to satisfy * an execution in favor of Peter Menard. J&mes Moore, s-g. c. August 31——104 , , Sheriff ’s sales. On the .first l UESDAY in October next, Will be soul at the court-house in Brunswic^. between the hours of 10 arid 3 o’clock, Two TRACTS of LAND, containing 500 acres each, lying in the county of Glynn, nuttr ins and bounding northwardly by George Mel- iirs land, and southwardly by George Hand- ov’s land—levied on as the property of George Melvin, deceased, to s.atisfy an execution in iavor of Edward Woods, administrator. Jaimes Mopre, 3. g. c. Aagust 31—104 Sheriff’s Sales, contM. * On thefirst TUESDAY in October, next, Will be* sold at Bryan court-house, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, A well improved TRACT of LAND, com monly called Tifi/ierary—sold as the pro perty of Richard M. Maxwell, to satisfy an execution obtained by Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Bee- croft against said Maxwell, and sundry others. Joseph Stillwell, s. b. c. September 5^—106 Sheriff ’-s Sales, cont’d. On the firft TUESDAY in Odober next, Will.be fold at the Conrt-Houfe, in the town of jef- ferfon, between the hour > often and three o’clock, AU that TRACT of LAND, containing*3500 acres, more or iefs, lying on St. Mary’s river,'in Camden county, which was granted to John Ferrie —leviec pn and to be fold as the property pf R. M’Gillis, a tax collector .in default, and pointed one by him. Alfo, all that TRACT of LAND, containing 5000 acres, more or lels, lying on Spanilh creek, in the copnty aforesaid, which was granted to James Sea- grove. efq. and others—levied on and to be sold as the property of John Boog, a tax colkrior in default* and pointed out by him. Also, ait that LOT of LAND, being pan of lot number ——, in the town of St. Mary’s, contain ing —— feet in front* by — feet in depth, with the improvements thereon, being the tan-yard-- levied on and to be fold as the property of James smith. And that DWELLING-HOUSE and improve ments, on part of lot No. — In the town of St. Mary’s, with the right of an unexpired lease for faid part of otNo.— containing 7— feet on fir vane llreet and —— feet on Osborn ftreet—levied on 9* the property of Robert Ruflulph, the fecurity of James M. Lindfey, a tax-collector in defeat. Condi, turns cafh, Asr Holton, S. C. C. Auguft 41...34 Marshal’s Sales continued. On-the first TUESDAY in October next. Will be sold at the court-house in Savannafe between the hours of ten and three oclock. LOT No. 8, third Tything, Reynolds Ward, with the improvements, fronting southwardly on Broughton-street—levied 00 as the proper:/ of James Belcher, deceased, to satisfy an execra tion obtained in the circuit court of the United States, for the district of Georgia, by Nehemy-t ah Parson^. Ben. Wall, m. d. q. September 5—106 ‘ GEORGIA, a By Edward White, cierk I - , t* 16 court of ordinary 1 » • f for the county of Chatham • E WHITE, c.c.o. c. c.Jand date ufonfaid. J On the first TUESDAY in October next, -.WHEREAS, Oliver m urges and Theodore A. | Will resold at the court-house in Savannah, Schoedde have a .plied for letters of a miuxftration, j between the hours often and three o’clock on the effete and effefls of John Cutler, jun. fete ! A House and out buildings in Warren ward of this city, merchant,dec. asprincipai creditor* : - i latclv i ccupied by Thomas Beggs, deceased. Ihefc *re .therefore to ett and admon.fh a,i am} and one Ncg-tj W nan called Phoebe and her fingufer the kindred and creditor, of the decested to chlId _ to b | solt - as the pr0 p e rtv of ThomW fi:e their obj.-a.ons .f wy they have, xo my office, on an . 1James B ggSj to satisfy an execution in fe vor of Andrew M.’Credie, deceased. Sheriff’s Sales, cont’d Agreeable to an execution placed in my hands, ' by the Tax-Collector of Glynn county. On the first Tuesday in October next, Will be sold at the court-house in Brunswick,, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, One NEGRO MAN, named Cassius— levied on as the property of the estate of Sa- Shei iff’s Sales, COnt>’d.- r:t4 nilv ^ Wright, to satisfy the amount of ninety . - i.— nine dollars and two cents, being taxes due to Marshal’s Sale. On. the first TUESDA Y in October next'. Will be sold, at the court-house in Louisville. Jefferson county, at the usual hour, 1500 acres of L AND, lying on the Ogechee,' in the dounty of Jefferson, granted to.George: Galphin. Also 500 acres of LAND, known hj» the name of the Spanish Cut-off, lying on Sa^- vannah river, in the county of Richmond Le vied upon as the property ofThomns Galphin, ■ to satisfy an execution in favor of Matthias. Mahar & Co. Conditions cash. ' Ben. Wall, jr. d. c. August 29—P—103 ; i Tax-Collector’s ssded* On the first TUESDAY in October next, by the* estate” of~iamuel~ViTight,~ far l Will be sold before the court-house Bryan ■ 1804, 5, 6 f and 7. county, by the Sheriff, between the hours of* v « « « fpn unH thri*** nVlnrV. the state the years Jacob Moprc, d, s. c. c. September 5—-106 or before the 24th day of September next, other .vife luttcm-ofadminiftrarian will be granted Given under my baud and feal, this 21th day of Auguft, 1809, and in the thirty-foaitli year of September 7- American Independence. - [10; j GEORGIA. *) By Edward White, clerk • • ■ (of the court of ordinary [i. •.] r for the county of Chatham E. WHITE, c- e. o.c.c jaid ftate aforefaid WHEREAS, Air*. Sufennah Clark, widow, Allen Seymour and William Piatt, h*ve applied to me for letter* of adninittiaiion on the eftmte and efie&t-of Stephen B. C.ark,'fete of thi»~ county, carpenter, de- ceafcd : -Iftj . Therf ore therefore to cite and admonilh all and fhgular tlic kindred and creditor* of the faid decca*. cd, to file their obje^kms, if any they have, in my ».H;e: on «xr. bpfotp the lTtli'day of September next die -Txvife letters of admmiftratum wHl fi granted. ' Given nuder • y hand and teat, in the city cf van- nan, ihx* 4 «th. day' o« ingust, 1809, ind in the 3Sd yeariff Ame..can independence. . (98) John Eppinger, s. c. c. 107 Sheriff’s sales. On the first TUESDAY in October next, Will be sold at the court-house in Brunswick, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, The following three NF.GROES, viz— Cudj-'e. Sophia and Eliza. Also, for the life-time of Mrs. Martha Snead—100 acres of Land on St. Simons Island, bounded north by lands of Rooert Grant, south wardly by lands of George Baillie ; and five Negroes, viz. Jack. Gallnf; Charlotte, Seli^ .ntl Tom—levied on and to be sold as the pro- •erty of Joshua Morgan, to satisfy an execn- ‘ ion in favor of Hamilton Sc Couper.' ’• ’ " James 2iIcorc, s. c. c. August 31—104 Sheriff*’s sales. On the firft TUESDAY in O&ober next, ■Will.be fold at the court-houfe in the town of Jeffer- I fon, between the hour* of en and three o’clock, A Negro Man Have. called Jim, by trade a Black- mi th, and a Negro Woman named Locy—levied on and .to. be fold a* the property of Daniel Bine, mder tKe foreclofuxe of a mortgage from tbe laid Daniel Blue to William 1. Scott. . : ~ Asa Holton, s. c. c. 3 92 ten and three o’clock, The following Property, viz. that improved'-’ LOT of LAND in the township of Hardwick, in said county—levied on as the the property- of Alexander Netherclift, to satisfy the amount,, of seven dollars and thirty-five cents, due the state for taxes for the'year 1808. Joseph Stillwell, s. b. c. September 2 105 Sheriff’s sales. On the first TUESDAY in October next, Will be sold at the court-boose in Brunswick, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, 2666'potinds of clean Cotton—levied on as the prdpeity of William Brailsford to satisfy two executions; one in favor of James pould. and the other in favor of George Abbott. Con-; ditions; Cash. ' Jaj)&es.Moere,.s. g. c k . ; August 31—104 - For sale,: That well known situation, near Savannah, known by the name cf FAIR-LAWN. For terms, apply to.TaoaiAs Bovaxs, in Savau- , nah, or to . Man Wylli . ‘ July 15—84- , Notice. The subscriber intending 'to be al'seht 'a few mouths from the slate, leaves iws friend, Uel Merrill,his attornty and agent;in fact, dur ing. his absence. William Smith. . Junq 6—67 - .■f k i 'n4 '«W'* T .Vji*' j * 1 :.IpPK : . Aii, V i m \ H ■» - k