Georgia Historic Newspapers

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JliOA’VAr MORjYr.VG, May 20.
JVavy. —Captain Dowses has been appointed
to the command of the American frigate Guer
riere, now lying at Norfolk.
The Baron de Lederer is officially recognised
by the President of the United States. Consul of
the Grand Duke of Tuscany for the states of N.
York, New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ma
ryland and Virginia.
William Wyer, Esq. is also officially recogniz
ed Vice Consul of Denmark for the state of Lou
isiana, to reside at New-Orleans.
Baltimore Pat.
South ■ ‘7 me vie n Market. —lnformation has
been received in this city, it is said, of the failure
of the crops in Brazil and La Plata, and a conse
quent rise of bread stuffs in their ports, as srles i
cf flour at fifteen dollars onboard, clear of char- i
ges, had taken place, and higher prices were an - !
ticipated. As is rationally suggested in the
Morning Chronicle, the recognition of the inde- ’
prudence of the South American states, connect
ed with the new regulations of trade there, will
probably cause a rise of our staple produce in
.their markets. — ib.
Mr. Gallatin. —It is stated that this gentleman
is expected to arrive home in the month of June.
J-.is relations, says the Washington (Pa ) Exapiin- j
er, on the authority of a letter from Fayette
countv, have received advices from him, that he’
would sail from France in April. His house at
New Geneva is preparing for his reception.— ib. \
Exchange Transactions at Baltimore, 9. A ms..
Considerable stir was made in tire mat keta, in .
consequence of the advices which reached Bos
ton from Liverpool in 25 days; but w - cannot
state that the prices of F our were affected b it
at the clme of ’chang hours. Between ■to end
1000 bbls. Howard-street Flour were sold a 6 r o,
and sundry parcels ot Susquehanna a. 6 50. •
“Wharf Flour remained stationary Indian Corn
has experienced asm II decline, and some ear
were'sold at 7b cents pcrbushel for yejlov
and rS for white.
The good effect of advertising lost money,
■was fully exemplified yesterday. A young n.-.u
brought to our office two bills of fifty do’
each, advertised as being lost in our paper ye;,
terday morning. We regret we did not learn i
the name of the person who has so fully’ proved
himself an honest man. Ilereceived a reward,
of 20 dollars from the owner.—Ah:. Aclv.
AVehaveexamined an American.Leghorn Hat
manufactured on Long Island now placed in the
store of Messrs. Gardiner and A an Antwerp, in
Broadway, near Coiirtland-street, and consider j
it one of the finest specimens we have seen. It i
is, we understand, the .econti attempt of the*
voting lady who manufactured the Washington!
hat; and, in Conjuration with ‘he various others
that have been produced in several parts of the j
country, shows vvbar we might expect from the
inuuStrv aud ngenuily of our countrywomen, if!
a scheme could be devised fim establishing, on |
a large scale, a manufactory of this expensive ar- i
tide, -V. Y.Adn . j
To the Editors of the .V Y Mercantile Jtdvertmr. j
It is proper the public should know that the
jntjori'y oi the American Hebrew Families, andj
their descendants in this city, and many vlioi
have emigrated from-Other countries, have no
P’.irticip tion in ;he establishment of the Society. j
Mentioned iu the article in your paper yesterday, j
headed “ Communication and that they hold ‘
no intercourse with the persons there named as ,
President and Treasurer.
Every Editor throughout the United Stales,!
y.'ho may re-puldj*h the “communication,” it is,
hoped will copy this note. A.v Amsiucan.
PIRA | E3.
By the brij J i E-tburn, capt Earl,
arrived at this po. last evening; in 18 days
from St. Bartholomews, we learn, that on
-the 19th April Ut*t, the decree by the court
of St. Barthtdoii’ tvs, was passed on Jive
men and a boy; that had wantonly attacked
bn Amciican schr. called the “ Ame; icani
for the purpose of robbing inti murdering
the captain, crew and a passenger and bad
succeeded in getting alongside, and shoot
ing one of the crew, when, by some fortu
fcute means, their boat sheered ofl", which
■taused the escape of those persons on hoard j
■from a horrid and untimely fate. It wasj
■'ell known that the passenger had on board i
■a few thousand dollars in cash. Thepi-j
B'des were sentenced, with the exception j
yUheboy, to DEATH; the boy bung \j
Btoioor, is to receive fifteen pair of wiis.’
B 11 '! a banishment fur life. The nd dAt'i-
zeal of the governor and his office is,
■ n this occasion, is worthy of the highest
■raise j particularly the town rnq r, M.
Vaasuin, who went in pursuit f •ii. m; bu s |
■ l!: superior sailing and management l
■hur boat, favoured their escape ho ;', him.
to be regretted that tho leaflet of this
■apl was mortally wounded, as it Ims de-
Brned the government from t.icing this
Jackest of crimes to its extent fie having
oppressed in his last moments,that h*‘ cmhi
■•pheate many more if he wished !! He
■ ce ‘ v l his wound from the musket <d one
■ the sailors 0,1 board e.f Mr. j\larca:l’*
B| ir - hie *’ Model.” Mr. M. having intel-’
B>; nce of their being out, went immediate-1
H m pursuit,and appreiicndml tliein. An;
W'uo sn readily undertaken as this was!
■ -,,r - -d. merits the highest praise. It is
H' v cver us such a nature as ought to call the j
■ftnion of evcjry good citizen, as a duty
■‘‘oiaent on them to aid a government
I, lsla fl to whom they ought to be well
Sentinel. ’
IN SENATE, May 7.
The following resolution, submitted yes
terday by Mr. Parrott, was also taken up
and agreed to:
Resolvtd, That the President of the U-!
nited States be requested to cause to be i
laid before the Senate at the contmence- ,
inent of the next session of Congress, the •
amount of all sums of money collected, un-!
der the authority of any law, or laws, of j
the state of Georgia, (to which the assent!
of Congress may have been given,) impos
ing a tonnage duty on ships and vessels in ;
tiie ports of Savannah and St. Mary’s, anil i
the manner in which such sums of money
have been expended.
The following resolution, offered yester
day by Mr. Benton, was taken up and a
■jrt ed to, viz:
Resolved, That the President oftheU-j
I nited States be requested to communicate
! to the Senate at the commencetncnt of the
| nest ession ot Congress, any information i
| whir ■ may he in the possession of the guv
;ermr<ant derived from special agents or o
! ih-rv/is'q shewing the number, value, and
• i/Sifion of • e copper mines on the south <
■ ■ ■•? of Luke Superior, the names of the
-nan tubes who claim them, the practi-
I I ability *.f extinguishing their title, and the
;roivLi: advantage which’ may result to
the K'“ public from the acquisition and work
ing of these mines.
louse of Representatives — May 4.
Mr. Tavlor submitted the following or
iier, which was adopted :
Ordered. That the Clerk of this House
catt-c to he prepared and priutend, for the
l ve of the members, a list of all business
ten.lining undetermined, which by the ex- 1
sting rule, is to be resumed and acted up
on nt the next session >f Congress, desig
nating bills, reports, and resolutions, com-
Ird. from those laid upon the table.
Mr, Chambers culled (or the considera
.if a bill fiom the Senate to authorize |
.L: selection of a suitable place for a Na-:
liona! Armory u the western waters ; bat i
;the i.ie refused to consider the same.
THE RIP IIAPS.
] w jvuil ‘r, f urn t!ie committee appoint*
‘■?.! • * \s 32tj April lass, to enquire into
r ■ between the War Department
...d If. .is Mix, of the 25ih July 1818, and j
nit t .•.'!> ! e the same was made in pur
>u,j.oc- e-i I. : and whether the said Mix
be- hi v contract, and such othei
facts aa < . -nay deem proper relative to
. <wid etc * ■act, made a report thereon, which
•■ was read, and ordered to lie on the table—
| the eport concludes with the following re
: solution:
licsolved, That further appropriations
•to be expended under the contract made
•by the E-'gincerDepartment with Elijah
I Mix, ought not to be made.
MISSOURI LEAD MINES.
A message was received from the Presi
dent of the United Btnt'*s by Mi. Gauver
| neur, his secretary, as follows :
i To the House of Ihpresentaliivs.
Tn compliance with the resolution of the
House of Representatives of the 23d of A
pril, tequesting the President of the Uni
ted State- 1 to cause to be communicated to
that House, certain information respec ing
the lead m.nes of the state of Missouri. 1
[ herewith transmit a report us the feccreta
jy of \Vur.
James Monroe.
Washington, May Ttii, 1822
six o’clock, p m—7th m.\y, 1822.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
ami continued in session until a tew min
utes | ist twelve.
MINUTES OF THIS DAY’S PROCEEDINGS.
House of Representatives, May 8.
six o’clock, a. m.—Sill may, 1822.
The House met, a quorum not attend
ing. and it being intimated that tlie Senate
did not meet until ten o’clock, the House
adjourned to that hour.
Ten o'clock. Jl. JR.—The House came to
ohder and the journal of yesterday was
read.,
BISCRIMINATORY DUTIES.
Mr. Smith of Md. laid on the table the
following:
The committee of Ways and Means, to
which wa? referred the President’s mes
sage of the 21st instant, communicating se
veral letters fiom Mr. Bagot, Mr. Anatru
ther, and Mr. Canning in which they re
monstrate on the part of the British gov
ernment, against the duty imposed on roll
ed bar iron, as violating the treaty made
between the U. States and Gicat Britain,
REPORT: r
Tlia ihe committee regret that toe tew
days remain* of the session, does not af
ford time sufficient to give ihatsubject that
consideration which its importance te
quires, they therefore decline to express
any opinion on its merits and recommend
the subject to the early consideration ol
the House at the next session.
The following resolution was presented
to the House, by Mr Mallary—Mr lay
lor in the chair : . ~
Resolved That the thanks, of this House
be presented to the Hon. Philip P Bat
hour, tor the assiduity, promptitude and
ability with which he has administered the
duties Os the chair during the present ses
l°This resolution was unanimously adopt
ed.
A ne°ro has heen apprehended and
j committed to jail, charged with robbing
■several stores in Newburg ami Goshen.
WASHINGTON MftyMO.
Nathan Towson, late a Colonel in the
Army, has been appointed by the President
with the consent of the Senate, to be pay
master General of the Army—The office
he formerly held.—Nat. Int.
j The frigate Potomac vvSs yesterday haul
led up to her destined sjte, on the new plan
invented by Commodore Rodgers. Tie
success of the experiment lias been com
plete ; and it is a matferof so general an
interest, that we shall endeavor, in our
next, to give such an account of it as may
afford our readsrs an idea of its advanta
ges.—lbid.
Piy one of the acts of Congress gGOOO is!
appropriated for the survey of tiie coast of
Florida, under the direction of the presi
dent of the U. S. This apporopriation grow
out of the resolution which Mr. lliil, of
Maine, submitted to that effect at an early
part of the session. An accurate chart of
that coast is a desirable object, in a mer- 1
cantile as well as naval point of viciv, p.pe-j
cialiyasou- knowldge of it is at present so
limited.— lbid.
Escape from Prison. —Reiition Jerome
a convicted Horse thief and an old offen
der lately made Itis escape from Westches
ter prison, by scaling the jail yaid wall.
A vessel is bout sailing from Baltimore!
with supplies and a few emigrants lor the
American settlement of people of color at
Cape Mesurado
Commercially Important —Severn) gen
tlemen have arrived in town from Wash
ington, and state that therW is now a fair
prospect that a Commercial Kresty vvijl
s,.or. bp concluded between this coup try &
France. JV*. Y. Gaz. 9t!i inst.
The ship America arrived at New-
York Bt!i in>t, sailed form Liverpool on
the 7th ult. one day before the Mary Cath
arine, at Boston.
It is said that the author of “ The Spy” Irs re-!
ceived two thousand dollars profit from his very
popular novel — Demo. Dreia.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
A letter from St fPetershurg dated;
March G,contained in the Globe of April
3d, observes the question of war or peace
depends upon the negotiation of M. de
Taticliefl'at Vienna. This diplomatist is
entrusted with the particular confidence of
tlie Emperor Alexander, and has very full
powers to hasten the negotiation, without
the constant sending couriers backwards
and forwards between Vienna and St. Pe
tersburg, a distance of 680 leagues. ‘lhe
Russian Cabinet demands a speedy and ca
tegorical answer. The march ami main
tenance of 150,000 men on the war esta
blishment, has caused great and ex
traordinary expenses quite disproportion
ate to the revenues ol the empire. Tits
Austrian and English ministers at the Rus
sian Court have declared the neutrality nf'j
those powers in case of war. And the!
Russian Cabinet dn*,s not s<-em convinced
of (he success of the negotiation of the
two mediating powers ami the prepara
tions continue with the same ardor. Or
ders have been sent to tlie commanders in
-hies and commanders of corps to be rea
dy to attack upon the first signal. Ihe
The toads were still impassable for artil
lery, anc! this difficulty alone it is suppos
ed has retardad the opening of the cam
paign. It is affirmed that Alexander has
made every preparation to go to Odessa;
and that he only waits for the last dis
patch from M. de Tatiehell.
Besides, the evacuation of Moldavia and
\V allachia anil the appointment of new
Hnspodars, required by Russia, the de
mand of an indemnity in money from the
Porte for the expense ol the armament
and marching of troop*, is supposed to be
an insurmountable obstacle to adjustment.
These expenses says the letter writer very
significantly, and he seems to be otic in
authority, are so enormous that Moldavia
and Wallachia themselves would be an
inadequate compensation.
An article from Trieste dated March
14th, observes that letters from Co>fu from
the friends of the Greek cause, confirm
the news of tlie def eat of the lut kish beet.
Price of Stocks at London,
day,April 4.-3 per cent Consuls 79j $ i
—5 per cent Navy annuities 103j—Ashes
Ist Pot H. 14s. per cwt. Pearl 21. 2s—Cot
ton bowed BJd. Ncw-Orlear.s 9d to 1 l£d.
Liverpool Prices—Pot Ashes Ist 21-2s.
to 21. 3s. (Boston nnu New-\oik) Pearl
21. 7s. to 21. Bs. Cotton (Sea Island) from
Is. Id. to 2s. —Upland bowed 7h to 10$d.
New-Orleans 8d to Is. _
ft is said that tlie Active frigate, Capt.
Andrew King, is to proceed to Copenha
gen, with the Order of the Gaiter, for the
King of Denmark.
Ireland. —We regret to notice, that mur
der and outrage still continue to stair, a
broad in some of the districts notwithstand
ing the numerous awful punishments which
have taken place. Several murders have
been committed; some, indeed without
any apparent motive but a brutal thirst lor
destruction; others, it is imagined, troin
the parties having given information, or
•appeared on trials ot the insurgents.
At Agen were circulated bulletins ot the
victories gained by General Berthon, at the
head of 20,000 men; and the fabricated doc
uments also state that discontent is uni
versal and that Paris is full of revolution.
We learn Horn Clialous-sur-Marae, tnat
seditious songs have been industriously
circulated among the youth of the fcc.iool
of Arts,.
Fort of Savannah. \%M),
ARRIVED,
Ship Garonne, Mott, V days from New-A'ork,
with an assorted cargo, to .1 Ln'hrop & co corl
signe—s, W Fuller, :• (. Dunning, B Morrell,
jun. V Cornwall, Bolton. Tl Smith 5k co Gibbs
Ik \lexa >de , F J Lay. H Campbell Ccntalou W
Lamar, Lawrence St Th'*mps,.u, J B Herbert
f/co ~l Lathrop &co, J eigs T Bradlr, II S
■ Atwood J Koptlnan D Robert soil 8 It Gifford St
co l‘ M'Dennot. Gandry & Pdf use, T IJutler St
: co II M‘call, A 15 Fannin h co and Ihe masler.
j Sehr Cygnet, Dean, S <hq s. from Tapahanock;
| with corn to rail A ovt.
Sloop Rapid, Berry, j day from St Augustine,
in ballast, to Isaac Cohen—Left, the sloop Ann;
Patterson, for Havana, to sail 2.M hist, and sloop
Venus, for Charleston. If. r >. brig Sliark, capt
Elton, left there on the 17th ,nst on a cruize.
Below, a ship opposed to be the < aroline
from New-Orlenns.
j The sloop linyivham, 1G days from Boston for
; this place, passed Charleston bar or. Friday.
Por Liverpool,
drVul To sai l L tJ.-ne.
Che well known and fast sailing ship j
ERIN, Win Day, mastek l'or freight or pas
sage, having good accommodations, apply ou
board at F.azer’s wharf, or to
may2o 19s SAMUEL AVRIGHT.
For fi*. York, Newport £j Fro
vhlence.
The regular packet sloop iJAPID, Per-
StkfS’b ry, master, will sail in Ml 1 1 is week ; for
freight or passage, havirg handsome accomjno
elutions, apply to the master on board at the
Exchange whutf, or to ISAAC COHEN,
may .0 c
For ifttw-Torh,
■ 7
The regular trailing packet ship GA
RONXK John Mott, master. Her ca
bin is very commodious ntd her • > >.ecom*dations
tor passer.gcrs are not surpassed by any vessel
in the t - d’ ; for freight or passage apply to
captain Alotl on boarder to
way 20 J H>J LATIIKOP £c co.
Landintr ami F'oi Sale
10 boodle- I! \
Lov Neiv-York,
The fas; sailing Packet Png’
if£J> I.EVANT,
tVm. Beetle master will, meet with despatch.
iFor freight or passage, having’ superior accom
modations, apply to capt ts. on board at Jones’
; upper wharf,or to HAI L & ,iOYT.
I may 18
i ■ . ... ... ■
For Host on ,
iGE; Trie i.'ia K;ti im. Seltr.
B&K ‘•< VAM-,
Human Griffith iojferr-wiH meet w.ith despatch.
For freight or passage, having good accommo
dations, apply to capt. G. on board, at Holton’s
wharf, or to MALI. id HOYT.
may 13 __
Salt .[float.
CSTOR sale on hoard the brig Huron, laying at
5 Johnstons lower wharf, 4000 bushel” Liv
erpool SALT, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Apply to A. L. MOLYNKUX.
may 20 19
JV tit) Summer Goods.
BY the ship Georgia, just arrived from Liver
pool, the subscribe,s have received avari
etyc.f seasonable articles, which with those
recently received from England, make their
assortment of
DRY GOODS
more extensive and general than usual, and
v/ill be'sold at moderate advance and long credit
for undoubted paper. ANDREW LOW Sc Cos
A’A AO,
Crates Crockery ware and tea China
London Porter in pint and quart bottles
.Casks Glassware, Slice; Iron, Lo. &c.
may 20 2m
For Sale,
TWO barrels of N. O. Sugar, mostly prime &
will be sold in lots to sub purchusers.
A few half and quarter pipcu white Wine, re
maining on hand.
may 2(> d§ !9 Jh C. HOLTON /
j, Day ward,
//ns f.r sale just reciiz-ri,
A lot of Furniture, consisting of Beauieaus,
Secretaries, Card Tables, Fancy and Com
mon Chairs, &c. Also, 20 Trunks of gentle
men’s line llnots, a:id an assortment of Shoes,
which will be sold low. may 20 dIQ
.1 New-England Tale ,
OH Sketches of New-Kngland character and
manners, just received by
THOMAS LONGWORTII,
ALSO Johnson square
A supply of 2d, 3d, 4th octave and plain
and mounted D Flutes m '‘>’
Removal ,
7IIE undersigned have removed to Helton’s
upper wharf, the place for several years occu
pied by the late firm of Taylor, Davis & I ay lor
may 20 cl 9 HIM'VS & OVKU^FUELL
Notice.
DURING mv absence I have appointed Mr.
John Hunter, my attorney.
may 20 JAMF.S MAGLB
To tlie Lovers ot Good
Razors, I would recommend MauguinL Paten.
Damascus Steel Razors, in preference to ail
others - it is plain to be seen that by the make
and construction of those Razors they ntust im
prove in use, as the blade is cf the same thick
ness. the tempe- must be the same all through ;
it therefore nftver requires setting nothing
more than a good strop. They are sold hy. L
Qi-iuk, at the corner ot Whitaker and St. Juuan
slrcets ’ ROMEO,
N.B. I observe by an advertisement ot his
that he will refund the cash to ail who are not
perfectly satisfied.
may 18 and I s
McKee $ Ashbrooh,
rsrjAVR just received at their Stable in V. est
iIU broad-st a drove of ,
20 Northen, Tennessee and Kentucky
liOttSLS,
Which’ they ofi'er for sale at reduced prices.
They will be warranted in ever}’ respect,
may 18—n
AUCTIONS
i y John SMck, Jr.
TIIISOAY, 20tli| inat. at 11 o’clock, will Sc
sold in front ofhis Auction Room, No 2, Con!
nierce row, a large anil crencral assortment and
Groceries ,
Among which are in part, viz
6. pipes imitation Rraudy
4 clo Holland Gin
3 Ithdft. Jamaica Rein
oo bbls. Smlthfiidd Gis
2tt kegs Butter, Ist and 2d qottlity
20 do superior Hogs Lard
10 qr. casks Malaga Wine
15 bbls. Ciller and Beer
• 40 bbls. prime Beef
j boxes Table Salt
j 25 halt boxes yellow Snap
10 whole do do <lo
25 boxes Candles, 5 andS's
15 bbls. N. O Sugar
2 botes bloom Raisins, he. f'V
Conditions—cash on delivery,
may 18
TIB? DAY 20;h _ inst. at 11 o'clock pVe
cisely, will be sold in ff'ont ofhis Auction Room,
| No, 2, Commerce liovy :
60 kegs best English white Lead, ground io
Oil
20 kegs do do . black do do in oil
20 do do do patent green clo in do
sdo do do red do in do
Condttior.3 made known on the day of sale.
THiS DAY 20th inst. at hah’ rast 11 o’clk,
precisely nil; be sunt in trout of h i Ai.etinn
Room No. 2 Commerce Row w ithout It*serve.
One Dray and pair Horses’
Conditions Cadi. • :
By. Baker Afinton,
THIS DAY 20th inst. at half past 10 o’clk;
in their Auction Store—
A large assortment of
OHOCERTES.
And at 12 o’clock in Store, a general SsscH'-
litent of
DRY GOODS.
itiay 17
C. Kelsey § Cos.
Ham received by n-e b ty Hope and other late e".
rrual*.
PLAIN and striped Russia Drill
Elegant Crape Drosses
Plaid and striped Silks
Levantine and Florence do
lllack Silk t’rtnblet
Hlack and colored Cor.ton Crapes
Vest sfuiprs
Hlack and plain Silk Hdkf’s
India and German Flag do
Ul’k. blue and col’dliafian Sewing Silk
Long and short yellow Nankeens
Russia Sheet ings
Imitation do
Alen’s and women’s white cotton Hose
Commonjand supyrfine Calicoes
Irish Liner.s, w hole and half pieces
Hook, Mull and Jaekonet Vluslius
While and colored Cravats
Linen Cambrics and Long Lawns
Domestic Shirtings
j do Sheetings
do Piaitia and Stripes
Madapt)’an and Power Loom Shirting
Thread and Bobir,e* Lsccs
Worked Flounces
Collaret Bands
Striped end plain Gingharrs
White Jeans and Salteens
Cotton Cassitr.eres
Striped Cotton Florentine
Flue mixed Sa'inets
Gomaien and superfine Broadcloths
do do \ Cassimeres
SilkUmbretlsa and Fafrasols
Gilt Ooat and Vest By tons
Pearl <to
’i’ortoi n Shell Combs
Imitation do
Black and white Silk Hose
do do do Gloves
Beaver and Hucksin do
Black and white Italian Crapes
Black Florentines, French and India
White Rtcrseilles Vesting
Apron Checks
plain and figured Lustring Ribbon?
Biack Velvet do
Aladrass handkerchiefs
Woikcd Muslin, Dresses
4-4 and 6-4 Milinets
Straw lloimats
Oznaburgs
German Rolls
Cotton Bed Ticking
Ilrown Linens
Uombauettes, plain And figured
With a variety of other GOODS, which ar ■
offered for sale cherp for cash or approve:!
paper. • ‘ ,
may 18 ns§ 18
Sugar and Molasses.
33 lilids. Muscovado Sugar
45 bbls do do
18 boxes brown Havana do
*1 do vd)iie do do
32 lihds. Molasses
90 bbls. do
Landing this day from schr. Levant from IT.’
vana. For sale by HALL & lIOYT.
may 18 _
150 Dollars Reward.
rcTSauEREAS, a person calling birtself Snm”
XjkJr \Vilay, but whose real name is Du >■’
Doniiegan, has been for some time past, end
voring to inveigle and seif, in the neighborin’
of Camden and Columbia, several negroes .
longing to different persons. The above
ward will given to any person who mil app’
bend the said Donnegan, and lodge him in m
ms! and give the subscribers informs.’ r
'hereof liutingan is about 5 5 feet 8 or
ir dies high, thick set, of a dark complex - ,
round full face, dark eyes, is a blacksmith
trade, speaks slow and stutters a little, is ba
dressed, and is very fond of spirits ; it is a.
he is making for Savannah, by Augusta.
THOS. BRIGGS,
JOHN WHITAKATL
may 18
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Notice.
aS the absence of tli- so iscriber, his Inrun’
will be continued un<b r the mnnagematiJ
his Attorney Georgc- R. Cuaimmy ■ „
may 18 U. CAMPBF.I.T