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FEDER \L MISREPRESENTATIONS. i
THE of the following is to
ft? fte federal i.icpufiftency. -After such
r.,-*.eci deteftions, it is furpnli; g that i
r. nos rflit oa can give credit to such 1
tb fuidiiies.
“ ALE or THE K ‘vy.
* C V 1 o't refrain fr'ni indignatien and
‘ r,.*/;*/ when ‘ “'ll -1 H- A up •’ -he rav-tges
• t . .[-ro dun n Sis niivv hv die madness
• fVm c arc t—t7;i tv ot vmr lliAt have
• h ‘ll f id so” brie n ‘re than h 1 i -heir ,
• v n-. F r hat, in c''ontrvmen ! F-r
• Viv-f 1 ;iu ft f (welling the •.mount !
• F-Vie fan in tHj: treasury that Jefterl - .’s ,
• ci U Ml l rt. ni ir !■ fie i co 1 1 ’ —
-.s ■ exhibits np’ tv! triumph j
• r.ff r j ’ k !: aver t! e {hart h ‘hied nij
• iraiic. m:jk ft .y ;f liemer -c
[i. id-:niter.”
Long h?„~ our opponents been i
td insuring agsi li the P r efi ;ent of the
V tied Sta'-e# .. they have ref’irted to
t! • m ii qo’lifted epithets to gain
their dfi e’ en f. Amontj others, the
difp ifal f • part of our Naval Force haR
be-n th'ir favnrhe topic. To seduce
the fi e horn frv sos Columbia, they
have nff-rted, tba’ by “ the midness of
1 A mot r cy many of our ships have been
sold; w ich sale has been fleered at as
2 “ / utn ph rs Fedsr ill •wisdom, over the
sho t igi led miserable, nut :i policy of De
mocracy ” We would here remark, that I
the fal in qu-ftion wis authoriftd by a :
la v puffed during Mr. Adams’ adminis
tration, and not under Mr. J fF rions—
this law was aoproved March 3,1801,
bv J ,bn Adams, then Pn fident of the
United S.atis. The Gift fedion of
which is as fellows •
“"e it car’en hy the Senate a-A Unufe of Sep.
r*fen* .••'•es n f the l.nueu tute. lor Amc :cet in
and njfrsfs ojjenh cd ‘l'iia. Pretident of the
\J s he. un ! he herein isau’h rit
ed. “’heneve he !itu u ion < l’pv.hhc affairs
fit 1- ‘ his rn ni n > derit expedient, to
eau'e r lie sand, ‘he- being fit divel’etf of
t'n Ur irons a. and -nib-ary It ires, which are to
\ c fu ‘v pveie-ved, al! or any of the flops
?. ! v Tlvs in king • g to the navy, excep
t,-e i (ja es Ui ed c tate?,, Corfliiurii o,
V rfdevir, Ci etspeake, Fhilr le’fihia, Coc
ih ‘atioo, Cos ng'e's, New A’- ri., JL lion,
1 - ‘dams, J lin A1 ms aid General
Or -oe • ad ‘f ■ to lav up all the fr'ga'rs
th ■ ; he retained, except feh as are direc
ted h. this aft to b e kept in constant iervice
in tune of peace ” ,
ft is 3 no f ori.)Uß sass, that when
Mr J ff.ilon took the helm of our gov
eminent, he bound himfelf by an oath,
faithjuhy to execute the laws of his
country j and the sale of the ships be
ing prevtou ordtred by la tv, it wa 8 ]
moft undoubtedly his duty to take the
steps I e did.
From this extraft we difeover the
impefuions which have been played eff
on the American people, by the enemies
of freedom., by writers who would bar -
ter the mi and and virtuous government un
der which we are bleit, for that of a
tyrannical one. Flippy for the n tion...
happy for the riling generation, that
Mr. J-ffrfon’s fair fame is out of the
rearh of such wifeaci ts..and so long as he
eoncu&s himfelf with that firmnefs
which has charaS.rifed him fiuce the
voice of hi* country placed hint in the
chair of ou- government, so long will he
be dear to the heart of every freeman....
and when the names of his persecutors
are consigned to Ihe (hades of oblivion,
the name of J-fFrfon will be re-echoed
through this happy land in accents of
pvaife.
The gentleman who was the bear
er of the following account of the Sack
lnAiar.c, informed u , that he brough dis
patches from hi* Fxcehency Governor
Claybonrn, to the commander in chief
of this (late; which, no doubt, throws
more light upon ti e fubjetft.
Extrali of tl Is ter from M-j.r Drury
lluit to th Edilots of ‘this paper, da
ied Jackson County /hie of Tenaeff.e ,
February 1 806.
MefTrs. ‘’rioters, I transmit viu a
fmal! detail o’ the Ira’ faftmns and de
predations !at ly committed by the tribe
or nation of Sick Indians, <,n the other
fide of the M ffidippi, on ‘he bodies of c
levtn people, ftvrii of whom were men,
one woman and her three ciii.dren, on
the 1 J- h in ft Thir affair- look place
about four o’clock in the morning,
when to my great rllonjlhirfnt, I her.rd
a treir'eT'diiiotis howling, Ihouu /. erv *
ii'g and (hooting with guns, and i inene j
diatily got tun o brd. I- oktd out . f !, c !
door and obiervtJ • body encamped with- j
? i. r.. ... Inr ’ret varfs of ,rr
. .of- win’:e they ‘(ruck up fcveral fires ;
> 1 and. on teeing them we immediately
to. * ‘it (’ h>s ii our ai mj :md retrea
ted to the fwmp ; in whieli f;tnation
we i-oi.li’lied the next davand nicht
without any refrcihinent, exiept swamp
water—at last I formed a resolution,
kuowii’tr 1 was to be brggard or prown
j to ha dlhip for the remainder of my life, I
■ i took my dipattute from the swamp, ‘
; and (haped my course tovva ds my for
rticr hab'tation, my hopes were in the
Almighty—on approaching my dwelling
! house I found it on fire, and I immetli-
I ateiy penetrated the little building
which contained my furniture and otner
effects, which were iiimmagtd and plun
dered, except a (mail desk and two beds,
which I put out fide the door, so that
they might not be destroyed, and
when 1 found the Sre came too hot I
departed from the house, taking with
: me my beds wrapt in a flicet, leaving my
little dc(k behind, intending to return for
, it, and accordingly 1 did, and when ap-
I pcoavhing within about 1 4of a mile,
ion a riling hill, l observed between iivt
and fix hundred ot this tribe, I went
back and alarmed my little camp, and
packed our hoifes, col liding of only j
’ five, took our departure and came in c- ’
I Lven days to Jackfou county.”
The brig America has arrived at Bal
timore from the city of St. Domingo—
Accounts by this vcffel itate, that on the
8l!i February, two days after the action,;
another Brinlh fleet of S 3 lail appeared
iff that place, and remained there two
days.
The upper deck of L’lixperial blew
lup when Ihe funk. She was.jult off the
ttoeks, and was thought to be the fine It
(hip in the Fiench navy.
John D'xon and Henry Rottenberry,
confined in the goal of tins diffrict ior
i felony, having by 1 rme means or other,
j piocured inffiuineiits tor the purpose,
i broke goal, and made their escape on
Ttlurfday night the I3‘ h intt.
Columbia paper.
Number of trililia in the comrr,on<atralth
of Niigtuta, taken front the annual return
for the year 1803.
Iniantiy, 7 6 >57?
Cavalry, 3 438
Artillery, 1,363
Total 81,376
Wash iscton, March 3.
An ACT to suspend the commercial ill
-1 ercourfe between the United States,
and certain parts of the lfland of St.
Domingo.
BE it cnafted by the fena'e and
•house of representatives of the United
States of America, in Congress aflem
bled, that all commeicial lt.tcrcourfe be- !
tween any person or ptrfons rcfident j
within the United Spates, and any per- j
son or persons reftdent within any part .
of the Hind qf St. Domingo, not in j
poflcffiun, and under the acknowledged
government of France, fhdl be, and is
hereby prohibited ; and any (h'p or vi-a
fel, owned, hired, or employed, wholly!
or in part, by any person or. persons re
iident within the United States, and fai
ling from any port of the U. Stans af
ter due notice of this act at the Cullom
houses, refpeSively, which, contrary to
the intent hereof, (hall be voluntarily car
red ; or (hall be deffined t*> proceed,
wheihet dire&ly, or from any interme
diate port or place, to any port or place
within the Hand of St. Domingo, and
noi in pofftffion, and under the acknow
ledged government of France, and also
any cargo which (hall be found on board
of such (hip or vessel when detected and
interrupted in such unlawful purpose, or
at her return from such voyage to the
United States, (hall be wholly forfeited,
and may be ftized and condemned in
any court of the United States having
competent jurisdiction.
Sec- 2, And be it further enacted,
that after due notice of this act at the
ieveral cullom-houfes, no ship or vessel
whatever (hall receive a clearance for any
port or place within the Hand of St.
Domingo, and not in theaduai poffefiion
of France : nor (hall any clearance be
granted for a foreign voyage to any
(hip or vessel, owned, hired, or employ
ed, wholly or in part, by any person or
persons, ufident within the United
States until the owner or the employer
for the voyage, or hi* factor or agent,
with the matter, (hall give bond to the
United State*, in a furn equal to the va _
iuc of the vessel and of her cargo, with
condition that the (hip or vtff.l, for
which a clearance (hail be required, is
dettined to fome port or place without
the limits of such part of the iflar.d of
St. Domingo, as fhaii not be in the ac
tual pi fleffion, ad under ttie acknow
ledged government ot France, and du
ring the intended voyage (halt not bv
voluntarily can ied, oi permittee to p-o
cced, whether direttiy or trom ai.y in
tcrmediate port or place, to any port or
place within such part of the Hand of
St. Domingo, as lhali not be iri the
actual p ‘j iiun, and under the acknowl
edged government of France, and 111
caie of being forced by any cafuaity in
to a„y port or piact hereby interdicted,
(hall not at any (uch port or place, voi
uutarily fell, delivet, or unlade any p- t
of such cargo, except so much as may
ot rblolutely neceffiry to drtray the tx
penfes rtqub tc to ci able huh vessel 10
1 pr> need 111 her intended voyage; and
j :frurally, that (uch Itups or veffcls,
| “h.’lit 0:1 such voyages, fluit not be cm
j Ic’.ed in a..v tr.fic or commerce wito
’ <>r for any perfm rcfldeut within <ny ]
part of the’ island of St. Domingo, not
in the actual uofllliiun, and under *he
acknowledged gover. ment of Fiance.
Sec. 3. Ami be it further enacted,
That al! penalties & forfeitures incurred
ILy force of tins act, and which may be
j recovered, (hall be dittributed and ac.
■ counted for, in the manner prelcribed
j by the act, entitled 11 An aCt to regu
late the collection of duties on imports
and tonnage,” passed the fecoud day of
March, 1799, nla y he mitigated or
remitted 111 the manner preferibed by
the act, entitled, “ An act to provide for
mitigating the forfeitures, penalties, and
(Liabilities, accruing in certain cases
therein mentioned,” ptiffed the third of
March, 1797, and made perpetual by
an att passed the eleventh of February,
1 80c.
Sec. 4. And be it further enaCfed,
That tiiis aft shall continue and be in
force for one year and 110 longer.
Sec. 3. And be it further enafted,
That at any time after the palling of
this aft it shall be lawful (or the Freli
dent cf the United States, it he (lull
ihcni it expedient, and confident with
the interest. of the United States, by his
order, to remit and uifeontinue the re
ftraims and prohibitions of the commerce,
atoreff.id.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker of the House of Rcprefcn
tatives. GEORGE CLINTON,
Vice-Prcfiuent of the United Slates
and Fiyfident of the Senate.
February 28, 1806.
A rraovED
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
head ters ,
LOUISVILLE, (G-) March 12, ißc6
IT is with regret the commander in
chief I) as to announce to thd ofh.crs of !
the different corps of the rrnilitia of this
(fate, the death of Brigadier general
M’IN I'OSH < HiS military services
during[our revolutionary war, aud hie pa -
triotilm are well known to his country.
Asa just tribute to his memory the offi
cers of the different grades of miilitia will
wear a crape around the left arm for one
month to commence on the firlt day of
April next.
By order of the Commander in chief.
George K. Llayron,
Secretary,
March 20 38. j
“last week
OF
EXHIBITION.
GROS & OLLENDORF, tender
their thanks to the Ladies and
Gentlemen of this city for the encourage
ment they have received here, and inform
j them, that they will positively leave this
j city on Friday next ; therefore those de
| firous of viewing their colkftion of
I ICai Fiaukts are rcquelled to call pre
j vious to tne above period. (jMarch 2J.
UNION SOCIETY.
I r i Members of the Union Societv are
I A desired to meet at tlie Citj Hail on
Monday the 7111 day of April nex , ntci’.E.
i.y at nine o’ch ck in tlie forenoon, it'being
the quarterly meeting preparatory to the An
niverlary.
PETER. S. LAFFITTE, Sec’ry.
*.* J hole perl 11s who are deiirous rl
joining this inllitution, will take notice, that
agree ah .e to the Rules, uiileb application is
made at the above period they will not be
admitted at tlie Annual Meeti.m.
March it j 8
ASSIZE for March, 1806.
HPHE price of FLOUR being ten dollars
X and a hall per barrel, weight of Bread
mu it be,
12 i-i cents Loaf | 61-4 cents Loaf
2’b. j oz. J iib. )-a oz.
Os which all Bakers and hellers of Bicad
are to take due and particular notice.
;• CUYLER, City r, eusurer. j
INDIA NANK; ENS.
THE Subscribes otfeii ron sii.t,
3000 Pieces India NANKEENS, at reduced I
prices, for calh, or approved notes, at
fix y days.
1 a) lor & Scarbiougli.
March 25 5 q 6r
los r,
ON THURSDAY evening 14th inll. bc
tween town and Mr. Grants, a iilver
grey TIPPIT, faced witli blue iiik velvet.
A real enable resvard will be paid ildd.vcrcd
at this office.
March 18 3t 57
1 o 1X77
THE ealt Tenement of tlie Subfcribcrs’
h ire Proof Brick BUILDING, on ti c
j Bay, lately occupied by Mr. Jol'cph Rice.
Immediate potieflion can be given. Apply
to R K J BOLTON.
March 18 ts S7
A/ 01 ICE.
\OHEEaABLY to an order of the Hon
orui*ie the Inferior Ck-tirr of Burke
G u .tj , \y and! be Sold at tiir C r itn r iioule in
tii’i town of Wa> nclborotirli, on the Hr ft Tues
-1 H '" y . ~exi ‘ l i,c de of the KhAl.
lii*iA iL of Maithew Cl.irk, decealed, for
‘ ■<? be Ciit of the lieiiv and rreitiiors of laid
| and uic.d. I emu wi,i be made known oii
! he aa/ w f sale.
BENJAMIN ANSLEY,
-'farch 18 57 aiding Laecutor.
Boaavonru c.
elegant rcire3t about 4 miles frrm
k Savannah, on \\ al'.-•■ nver, is offered
1 aleale ti r li.c or level, y> ars, for the lien. •
of the heir, a minor, on terr-i-. tiiat will Suit
1 It le inclinable topohels fovalualde a piece
and ground, a - , wed ■ alcu ated tor health a:
•or pie ,sure ar.d pr fit. Apply to
W. STEPHENS, )
N XI R .-jULL, \ G - ar * ,aj,s
AMSuI; ,
j iPjit DkrJtßrutxr, Mird 1, tßcs.
Notice is her. by
* | ‘HAT l’eparate propufaU will be
X received at the office of the feere
tsry for the Department of War, until
12 o’clock at noon of the fir ft Wednes
day of June next, for the lupply of all
rations that may he required for the use
o( the United States, from the tft day
of Oftober 1806, until the 30th day of
September, 1807, both days inclusive,
at the following places viz.
First, At Niagara, Detroit, Michili
inackinac, Fort Wayne, Chikage, and at 1
any place or places, vs here troops are or I
may be ilationecl, marched, or recruitei! |
within the state ot Ohio, and territory of 1
Michigan, and at any place or places !
within the Imliana territory north of the j
41st degree of north latitude.
Second, At South-Weft Point, Tel • |
lico, Knoxville, Naihville, and within j
the Cherokee nation between I'enneffte I
aud Georgia, and on the Tenueffec river, (
and on the road between said river and j
Naihville, and at any place or places |
where troops are or may be Rationed, j
marched or recruited within the (fates j
of Kentucky and Tenntffce. >
Third, At the garrison near Vinccnes
on the river Waba(h, at Fort Maii’ac,
New Madrid, Chickalaw Bluffs, Aikuu
fas and Foi l Adams, and at a
ny place or p aces where troops arc or
may be llationed, n arched or recruited
in the Mifliilippi territory, except the
county ot Walhington, and at any place
or place* in the Indiana territory loath
ol the 41 tt degree of north latitude and
fitly miles ealt ot the Mifliflippi river.
Fourth, At St. Louis, St. Charles,
K-ilkafkia, Kahokia, and at any place or
places where troops arc or may be lla
tioncd, inarched or recruited within the
territory o! Louitbiiia north of New Ma
drid, aud at any place or places in the
j Indiana territory within fifty nnlcs eait !
ot tlie Mdlidippi river, and south ot the |
41st degree oi north latitude, I‘Ult Mal
lac excepted.
I'nth, At New Orleans, Placquimiftca
Point Coupee, Oacheta, Natciiuoches,
. ’ ppeloulas, Atiakapa, Fort Slode.ert,
Fort St. Stephens, and ai any place
or places where troops are or may he lla
ttoiicd, marched or recruited, within the
territory ot Oilcan*, or 111 the county ol
Walhmglon 1,1 the Miltitfippi terutory,
and at any place or places on the wAt
fide ot the Miilillippl river below /xrkau
fag.
Separate propofa!* will also be received ;
as alortlaid for I,lc lupply of *d ration*
which may be required 101 tlie ulc ot tlie
United Slates, (ruin the 1 li nay of Janu
ary ISO 7, to the 311! day of December
of the lame year, both day* liielulivc,
within the fcveral days hereinafter men
tioned, viz.
Sixth, At Fort WilkinfoH, Cockfpur
Hand, aud at any places where troop*
are or may be Rationed, marched or re
cruited, within the state of Georgia, and
on the Indian boundary betweeu Geor
gia aud tlie Creek nation.
Seventh, At Charleston, Rocky
Mount on the head water* of the San
tee, and at any piace or place* where
troops are or may be llationed, nmrchco
or recruited, wiiiim the ilaici of .North
and South Carolina
Eighth, /A Norfolk, and at any place
or piaccs where iroopt arc or may be (ta
tloued, marched or recruited, within the
(late 01 Virginia.
Ninth, At Fort M’Henry, and at a
uy place or places, where troops are or
may De Rationed, marched or recruited,
within the state ot Maryland and diltriCt
ol Columbia.
•Liuti, At Fort M fllin, Cariifl;, and
at any place or piaccs w.ierc troops arc
or may be llationed, marched or recruit
ed, within the state of Eennfylvaiua, call
ot the Mountains, and within the ftate*
of New Jerlty, and DHawate.
Eleventh, At Fmlburg, and at any
plage or places, where troop* arc or may j
be (lationed, marched or recruited with j
in the state of Feinifyivania, weft of the
mountain*.
Twelfth, At Fort Jay, Weft Point,
Albany, Sbeniftady, and at any place 01
places where troop* are or may be Ifation
ed, marched or recruited, within the state
of New York, Niagara, and it* depen- ,
oenciri excepted.
I hirtcciitb, At Fort Trumbull, Fort !
Wolcott, and at any place or places j
where troop* are or may be Rationed, i
marched or recruited, within the Hairs j
of Connecticut. Rhode Hand and Ver
mo At.
Fourteenth, wt Fort Independence, |
(Bolton harbor,) and at any place or
places, where troops arc or may be fta
tioued, marched or recruited, within the
ttaic of Maflaclnslctts, the town of
Springfield, and the dift.net of Maine ex
cepted.
Fifteenth, At Port (mouth, Portland,
and at any place or places, where troops 1
ai eor may be Ratio ied, marched or re
cruited, within the It. ilt of N<• w Hamp 1
ihirc and the tli&ridt of Maine.
Sixteenth, Propofa!# will also be rc-l
ceivcd as atorefaid, for the lupply of alii
rations, which n,ay he tnpured by j
the United State*, for the troop, which j
arc or may be llationed, marched or re
cruited, within the town of Springfield ’
in the state of Maffachufett*, and for the’
armorers ami other p-.-rfoni employed in \
the United States’ armory at that place, i
from the lit day of Jauuary 1807 to |
the Sx It day of D-ccnibcr in tfic intnr I
year, both days intlufivc.
A ration to eoi.liit of one pound and .
ons quarter cf beef, or three quurtei* <>i 1
a pound of perk, eighteen ounce* ol \
bread or flour, one gill of rum, wh:iky or j
brandy, and at the raie ot two quin* o* |
lalt, foui quart* t riiregar, fewr jc.-uuU..!
loF soap, snj one politic) anj a lialf rtf
candles, to every hunched ration** The
pricesofthe fevcral component parts of
the ration (hall be fpecitied J but the
United State's shall reserve the fight of
making such alterations in the price of
the component parts of the ratio* afore-*
laid, ns shall make the price of each part
thereof bear a just proportion to the pro*
posed price ot the w hole ration. Th*
ration* are to be furnilhed in such quan*
titiea, that there Hull at all titties, during;
the term of the? prosed contract, be fuL
i ncient for the confutnption of the troops
jat Michiliinackinic, Detroit and Cluka*
|g° (or fix months in advance ; and at
(each of the other Jpofts on the Wcflera
| waters, for at lead thfee itioHllu in ad
! vuucr, ot good aud wholesome provilions,
if the fame be required. It i* also to be
permitted to all and every of the com
j inandanti of fortified place* or poll*, to*
[call tor, at lealous when the fame can bo
; tranlpqrted, or at any time in case of ur
jgency, such fupplics of like provilions ia
| advance, a* in the clilcretion of the cont
mandatlt (liad be deemed proper,
! It i* underttood that the contraAot
11* to be at the txpcuce and tilk of iffn
mg the I tip plus tu the troops, aud that
all loffe* (attained by tlie depreciation#
°l the enemy, or by mean* of the troop#
e>( the v S. Ihall be paid by the v. S.
the price of the articles captured or
e-eftroyed a* atorcUiel, on tlie depofitiois
|Ol two or more perious of creditable cha.
racters, and tile certificate of a commit-
Ironed officer, Hating the circtunllancc#
ot the lefts, and tlie amount of the artich a
tor which coinpeulation (hall be claimed*
ihe privilege is uuderltood 10 be re*
ferted to the u. S. of tcquiritlg that
none ot the fupplics, which may bo fur*
nfthed tinder any of the propoled con*
tracts, Hull be iflued, until the lupplie#
which have been or may be furiufiicd un*
jdtr contracts now in torce, have been
confuined ; aud that a lupply in ad •
vauce may be always required at any of
the fixed polls on the lea hoard, or In*
,dian frontier, not exceeding tlirco
movulti,
H. DEARBORN,
C 59 } Secretary of War*
’l lIK FIRM OF
HUNTER &t MINIS,
IS this day dtflcfived by mutual
consent. All perfon* having demand#
will pii tfte render them to tlie fuhfcri—
bers (or adjuftmciit ; and all indebted
are folicted to prepare for immediat#
payment. They will attend at their
Comptmg hcuile as usual, for the adjust
ment of their account*.
J \MES HUNTER,
ISAAC MINIS
Mrch 23 39
Ground Rent.
VLI* tkt*.lr’ in lcbtcd to the City sos
GROUND KEN i’, are requeiied to
come forward immediately and letttc iho
lame.
J CUrLFA r, City Treafurcr.
March 24 5* __
F.-plit Dollars rteward,
WILL be given for apprehending
and lodging in anyjail in this
state so the fu'ofcriber can get him
again, or deliver him tome, in Bulloch
county, a negro man, named BI‘,N, he
i 22 or 23 years of age, about live feet
eight indie* high, a small fear of a buru
on one est his cheeks, yellow complexion,
well made, born in the state of Maryland,
from tlieuce lie wa* brought to North
Carolina, there owned by major Jofcph
Gratnam, brought to tin* state about 3
years finer, he 1* in the habit of faying
that he is free.
S AMI, JOHNSON, junior.
March 25. jiy.
3 > I.) ‘i I ili'S lie tv lid.
RUNAWAY from the fabronUer on iho
15th .1 Febriury, a yelling negro woman
| named NELLY, Ilia 1* ufijin 5 feet two or
| tit ice inches high, thick mane, ha* remarka
ble thick I ps, and black teeth, which are
very tar apart, and ufps much when (peak
ing. She is well known about town, whers
(he tnav he enticed to work ) and is fuppofeci
to li. harbored at times about the Orphan
hot, E-, and Mr. Wilkinson’s plantation near
Savannah The aiiove re ward will he given
j to any pert >ll who will deiivtr her to the Jai
j Irr m Savannah, or inform the lublcriUcf
1 wlivre the may fie taken.
IV.H. STEPHENS.
j March 2,5 5^
For Sale.
Fortynine l’time Country born Nejroo
I For terms apply to
JOSEPH HABERSHAM.
January *7 tt’ 4*
WANTtD,
A7J OV r I2USKF.H p a flnrlc man ‘.veil ao
. qu.iinted v irh Rice H airing wliucan
Lriin’ k \ *<i rrcon'rnrndations of In > hone tty*
totr* ty and
I cr at Cotton ham, Bryan .
Juhn li. Morel.
March ri 5;
C “r TstAF. V from Slakely TiHinghurJl t
in ibis ci'y , on t urjii >y lajl, three fslver
let Spoons , two of them marktj MT/l .
the other ‘wills no mark The owner may
1 have Stem by proving pioperty unit pay in r
! jur this oJverliji mrnt dppty to
JOHN WILLIAMS, i e *•
’ Sisv. March 13, tilofi. 56.
i 10 i.tr,
A two Itorv II )U°s£ in
Ortfui W urii, Cr*cit F.tifj*. ire ut
J tut s Sit.*.. cc.
T .f.iary z°> I’Ti
v\ A,\ J El>
;T ‘ HIRE, a N- jra Buy aj-p’y at this
| Olu.e. M.'.rcli 21.