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L.,1 that the public ground in the city, ■L (l to these objects, will be foumUmply Ecieot. 1 submit this subject to the of congress, that such further Elision may be made in it, as to them may contemplating the happy situation of S. our attention is drawn, wit 1 pe -1,,/ interest, to the surviving officers E soldiers of our revolutionary aimy, K so eminently contributed, by t ielr ■Ls. to lay its foumlation. Most of BL very meritorious citizens have paid Edebt of nature and gone to repose. It Kwlieved, that among the survivors, here Esome not provided for by existing laws, Eo arc reduced to indigence, and even to life] distress. These men have a claim on ■a. gratitude of their country, and it will &, honor to their country to provide for Cm. The lapse of a few years more, and Ce opportunity will be (or ever lost: indeed | long already has been the interval, that Ifte number tobcbenefited by any provis ion which may be made, will not be great. I’ i t appearing in a satisfactory manner that ■tie revenue arising from imposts and ton- Ljre.and from the sale of the public lands. Li!! be fully adequate to the’support of the ■civil government, of the present military Ld naval establishments, including the Ijonual augmentation of the latter to the Ltent provided for, to the payment of tlie I interest on the public debt, and to the ex- Ifingnishinent of it at the times authorized, lyid'iout tiie aid of the internal taxes, I con lyder it my duty to recommend to congress ■ their repeal. To impose taxes, when the I public exigencies require them, is an obli gation of the most sacred character, espe cially with * free people. The faithful fit!-’ Ament of it is among the highest proofs oi their virtue, and capacity for self-govern ment; To dispense with taxes, when it may be done with perfect safety, is equal ly the duty of their representatives. In j this instance vve have the satisfaction to know that they were imposed when the de mand was imperious, and have been sus tained with exemplary fidelity. I have to add, that, however gratifying it may be to me, regarding the prosperous and happy condition of our country, to recommend the repeal of these taxes at this time,l shall n ev trtheless be attentive to events, and, should any future emergency occur, be not less prompt to suggest such measurers and bur thens, as may then be requisite and proper. James Mo.vkok. Washington Dec. 2,1817. WINDSOR, (vER.) NoV. 24. At a special session of the Supreme court at Woodstock, week before last, Samuel E. Godfrey, was the third time tried for the murder of Thomas Hewlett, and the third time the jury brought i.t a verdict —guilty. The sentence of deal*’ hasacco* dinglybren again passed ojt him “, and., we understand, his execution ist.o n. ke place on the second Friday in February next. A valuable merchant mill, near this place, belonging to general Wade Hamp ton, containing upwards of 200 bales of cot ton, was on Tuesday l.;st destroyed by fire, together with all its contents : whether by accident or design i- not known. General Hampton’s loss in inis instance cannot be far short of S't'.OtiO. •’ ‘luwhlan State Gazette. iw'wssimvtrjnavriM.-.- x<i.s>wxsnmi-y waar DIE.!) —In tins city, on (he 7th inst. rnrs. Fu.i ziui.tu Shaw, a native of Annul), (Ireland) aged 72 years ; 54 of which she had resided in Geor p'a—relict of mr. Win. Shaw, shopkeeper. DIKIJ —at Salem, Mass, on the 26th ult. sud denly, on hoard the Cleopatra’s barge, captain Geohoe Chow vinsiiirld, owner of said vessel. o*p jkgcuip... 1..' 0 11 u | siauamiab. High li ater this hay 11 h. 30 m. a. m. ABRII F.I), Brig Sally, Stow, Philadelphia, fromjight to H(*'ht 5 days, to W. I . \\ illiams, consigned— with drv goods, furniture, paper, medicines, tv pc, books, kc. to J. Battelle. Perry fc- \\ riuhl,‘ It. Richardson ?c co. A. !!. Fannin, J. F Pouyat, ,1 l\- “ r V;? I ! ot ’ ‘'■'i. Srmmcs. M.J Kappei A co. .. . I nils, 11. M’Call, John Gardner, II 1,. i)u hamel, Deey & Martin C, A. Upton. |„ Petty • co. Minis & Henry, Wm Gaston, .1 If Ih-user ‘] <• G. Paries. K. 11 Gilbert, I Cohen iV We, Nicholas StNcft’, Sturges & H.,r. 0..-hs -.nvinSt co Win. Craig, Gumming & Moorhead. jAicl.olsk Hunter, C. Maurel. M llerht rt.Caire,- l ll St Gumming, Janus Johnston, .1 k.-v,.,, Sinners, and his excellency the governor offnr ■:u. Passengers, views. Requeue and „}V D vt - im't, and > / . , t 1 ‘ Htt'eratf*. HrigGeorgia, West, lloston, 15 da's, t. O • •attelh , owner—with rum, wine, heel", cider, cheese, nisi ns, bread, candles, tin-w.uv, n: tl | ‘Siaes, hits, paper, grindstones, nn i chandise, &,>] My ulmstea l&, ilatiellc, 11. Kimball, 1,. BnbLviu n> ! avvi euce it Thompson, S. It Par).'man, V ’ . ike, |„ Petty he< .1 I- Walter ft eo. Peter | ‘ oci, I ‘ | lion Kt Johnston, Gl.u k.V ( ‘ sum, t ( tr r, \ i, Si-mme.s, X Lennar I, *’ ball o'd, and S !’, vans Massingers. n.lttrlhf, iI t /i,• 1 fueler, /hut, tale, Hit ‘a, .■'/!,hut,\ J ' ! "‘ ‘..1 /{il'i.lb •■!, Whl ,1, I ,11 ihr ia r, -e. 11 c; AtiriU.l, III!’ New fork, II .1 •s, to b ’ ‘Hi I ..;; mi with win ,11 h ■lni’ ter, cheese, oats, hay, books, hardware, hats and merchandise, to W. P. Beers Ik co. W. Gaston, R. Richardson Sc co. Nichols & Hunter, Gray & Finder, M. L. Hhite, D. Ponce, J. \\ Gibbs, M- T. Williams, S. C.&J. Schenk, and Jonas Uam son Sc co. Passengers, messrs. Remson, Dial her, Hhite, and Cush Spoke a brig from Havana bound to Providence— could not learn her name. Schr. Spruce, Allen, Ncw-Bcdford, Id days, to Kettell & Se'wall, consignees, with white pine hoards and scantling. Passengers, rufil. a, , and mesftrs. Hidcr, Alvniluttt avtl Sloop F.liza-Ann, Russel, st. .Maty 9, o cays, to Isaac Course & son, consignees, with wood and fruit. CI.EARED, Brig Doris, May, Bordeaux. Charleston, Dec. 9. Arrived—British ship A itoria, M *ill, Kings ton Jam. 17 days, with 135,000 dollars in specie, brig Minerva, Tvlcr, N A ork, 11 days ; schooner Philenda, Vinal,* Boston, I'2Hay s—the brig Fac tor sailed the dav before ; sclir. Juliet, l.atourct te, Norfolk, 4days; schr.Jane, Petersburg, 14 days; sclir. George Washington, shannon, \\ il miqgton, 2 days— parted company with the schr. Sarah, on Saturday off Rotna'n, from Wilmington bound to st. Marys; sch. Betsey, Chase, George town. Cleared, British brig Mary, Pritchaid, Kingston, Jam; schr. Weazcl, Stafford, st. Jago de Cuba and Barracoa; sloop Gen. Washington, Campbell, Savannah -, sloop Eliza, New-Haven. ( * iSO bales cotton are on l\’ wanted on freight to fill up the ship I.adif- Gallatin, for l.iverpool, the remainder of her cargo being engaged and partly on board. She will meet with immediate despatch, being under a positive engagement to sail on or before the 25th instant. Fur freight or passage apply to CII.UiLES COTTON, Hunter’s w harf, ilec 11 89 For V UTLA DE L VIIJA, *b e regular packet brig Salty, Cyrus y%Kj‘C Slow, master, will sail on Saturday next. For passage only apply to the master on board, at Johnston’s upper wharf, or to W.T. WILLIAMS, IVh” has lamlintr from on hoard, 100 bids superfine Flour—so boxes crab Cider, dec 1 I 89 For freight or charter, j - The elegant ship CONGRESS, John I C. King, master, burthen 363 tons, now incomplete readiness for a voyage. Apply to ithe master, or to J. BATTF.IJBE. | dor 1 I 89 For Boston, Tkc packet brig Georgia, Thos. West, ,!v ; ’ -3 master ; for freight or passage apply on board, or to J. B.iTTELLE. ’ Who has landing from said brig, 100 barrels New-Englaiul Rum 25 boxes mould Candles, 15 kids Boston beef 2 cases write g Paper 5 casks and boxes Shoes, of various kinds 527 Grindstones, 40,000 Bricks Landing from brig Salltf, 10 bales low priced Oznaburgs and cotton Magging 16 half and qr. boxes superior Spanish Cigars Received from Ostend, ‘ ’jft cases French Enter Paper. dec 11 § 89 Winclcw Glass. 85 boxes window Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12, landing from brig Sally, and for sale hv’ dec 11 s 89 ‘ IS. LIV GO TEN Lumber. Received per schr Spruce, from District Maine, 40.000 feet white pine Boards 5,000 do sheathing do 5,000 do Scantling, and for sale by Kettell &. Sewall, dec 11 89 No. 34, Holton’s n'ha, f. Malaga Wine. Cheese, 20 qr. casks sweet Malaga Wine 52 casks Ist quality Goshen Cheese, colored throughout 7 casks Oats 16 bundles pressed TTay, landing from brig Aurilla, at M’Kinne’s wharf—for sale by dec 11 89 REAM BUTLER.’ Muscovado Sugar, tSsc. 9 hluls prime Sugar—lo bids do 20 hhds s. e. Rum—s bbls do—ls bids Gin 4 hhds Jamaica Rum 15 bids fresh Crambemes 50 boxes bloom Raisins Just received for sale by C. BRUEN & CO. dec 11 nB9 li'.iton's c-n ral vhai f no. 83. Beaver Hats, t^e. 50 cases beaver, castor, roram and wool Hats, just received per schr. Laura, and foi sale at the lowest New-Vork prices, by M. L. WHITE, <!c.c 11 n 89 Market-square. Handsome Cloths. •T’/sf opened and for sale by the subscriber, 11 bales Broadcloths, Cassimeres and I’clicc Clotlis of fashionable odours Ali well laid in, will be sold at a fair advance, and are entitled to debenture, dec 11 89§ ,7. H.ITTELLE. Klejr.iut French Laces, fy*e. J UST received, and for sale by the subscri ber, an assortment of beautiful French thread I .aces, and book and cambric Let-ins. T. M. CHAMBERLAIN. lec II (i S 89 Wants Ihnijilovinent, A Young Man who is well acquainted with i V Hie Grocer -busines, wishes a sitita'iou in a store < r sliipping-house—lias no objection to go to any part of the United States. Satisfac tory tcstinionids, as to character, can he oro- I'luced. Inquire a’ mr. Longworth’s bookstore, bull.si rent, near l it, hay. *a 89 d-c 11 ” Thu iiiciitliei sos the Siivaiinah I’h 1 - “laht Vsv Inin, are requested to meet :i the Pres | \lei'ian idm rcli, o n Saiimhiv, the 1 *lli inst. at 1 1 < do kill lh< huvno'Mt, to elect a limi and se. fmd directrm,;, ic, ~n- |. ( .cretai"', and ten trustee!., I'm'the i list I•! i•; vi ar, By Older oft!.- ... . | • (dtci livin', *('. Y\. tide II h 9 * Just Received Per brig Georgia, 80 packages SHOES—consisting of men’s fine and coarse Shoes women’s bl’k and colored morocco Slips and Sandals do. do. do. roan do do do. do. do. kid do do do. leather Shoes misses black and colored roan Slips boys’ and children’s Shoes, lined and bound do. A I. s O, 10 oases N. HOMESPUNS —consisting of Plaids, srlipcs, chambrays, checks and brow n Sheeting 1 bale clioppe ronrtal Handkerchiefs 1 do bandanna do 12 qr. casks Lisbon Wine 5 chests hyson “l ea, 20 qr. do young hyson do. 1 Gig and Harness. For sale by ANSON BLARE. dec 11 9 The Subscriber HAS removed from his. stand on Hunter’s wharf, and taken the store formerly occu pied by Ehenezer S. Rees, on Rice’s wharf, WHO HAS lOS SALK, 15 hhds N. E. rum, 5 qr. casks malaga Wine 2 pipes currant Wine, 2 barrels do 25 bis muscovado sugar, 100 boxes soap 50 bags prime green coffee 2O boxes mould candles 8 do spermaceti do. 15 kegs butter , 2000 lb. cheese, in casks, 1590 pr negro imoes 200 pair lined and bound siioes 10 barrels superfine Hour A few boxes bloom Raisins All of which will be sold on reasonable terms. GEORGE F. GREENE, dec 11 s 89 Bills on Now-York, From 5 to 60 davs, for sale by STURGES & BURROUGHS, dec 9 h 87 No. 3. commerce row BILLS On Boston, New-York and Philadelphia, at short sight. For sale by JAMES T. WILD, nov 24 Hunter’s -wharf. Bills on Liverpool, Pavablc in London, and on Boston, for sale by JOHN BOGUE & CO. nov 27 77 Hunter's wharf Corn § fresh Baltimore Flour, just received. It St J HABERSHAM. Sept. 23 41 Just Received, 132 PACKAGES OF SHOES— consisting of gentlemens Hoots do. \Vcllipgton do. do. patent do. do. do. Shocties ladies white and colored Kid do. black morocco Boots do. colored do do. boys Shoes and Slioeties children morocco Shoes do. do. Boots do. leather Shoes men's coarse Shoes and Siiuelies. • ••••A TiSOmh* SOOO pair negro Shoes 5000 pair lined and bound Shoes 2000 pair black and colored roan Slips For sale by EATON c? JOHNSON. nov 14 50 Servant’s Shirts. FUST received, 1000 stout linen Shirfs, made up in France, suitable for house servants, for sale very low by Win. WOODBUIDGE, dec 8 86 north-east corner Exchange fT'T’vN'(> FlVE. —Those having demands against the estate of IVilUam Hatfield, late gro cer of Savannah, will present them for payment —and all indebted, are requested to make im mediate payment, to G. F. PAL.MES, dec 6 i 85 adm’or. STATE OF NEW-VORK MEDICAL SCJEJVCE LOTTERY, No. 4. TICKETS in a large variety of numbers, in the above lottery, for 6ale by THOM AS LON G WORTH, Hull-street, near the Exchange. The price fora few clays will be Eight Dollars for a single ‘I icket. Purchasers of tickets at T. L’s. may have them registered aria examined during the draw ing, free of expense. T. L is now opening an assortment of Books and Stationary, which will be sold at low prices —a large variety of children’s books —a few su perior london made portable Writing-desks— Dressing-cases—letter and writing Paper, &c. dec 6 h 85 NO TICE. —A meeting of the Com missioners of the Hoads of Chatham county, will take place at the court-house in Savannah, on Monday the 15th day of December inst. at 10 o’clock a. m.—By order of the board. dec 6 85 BOND, sec’ry. — (tF 9 Wanted immediately, a situation in a counting house, or wholesale gro cery, for a young nujn of respectable connexions, who writes a good hand, ami is well versed in accounts—the most satisfactory recommenda tions will he given. Enquire at this office, dec. 10 88 Co-partnership. FirVIF. subscribers having taken Mr. ('harrier’s U old stand, an and entered into Co-partnership, under the firmofPKTF.lt DUKGK&Co. in the Hat, ih y (••khl and Clot/iivfr finsniCßx, hope a| share of patrons ;• from their friends ami the public. At the corner of I'av Sc Dnivton street. PF IT.lt DRI’.GK, JOHN PETER SET/.E. nov. 18 69 FI IE ant. LAS HE WARD. STRAYED or si ohm in tin r'th November, a hound DOG, of v aite and Mark colors, inclining to lie v*Tiv. on the he *d and root <d th ■ t til. fine yes, aid not very long ears, well form ed and remai't hie for hix line appearance.— I lie above reward will he pod on d< liven ol the dog.lv JOSEPH Sitl.i: V, I dec M It K i I Kettell $ Sewill, NO. 34 1101 ton’s WrtAH?, Have far sale, tiaio landing, 8 hhds. and 30 barrels Boston rum 150 boxes smoked herring, in fine order 2 pipes Faytt! wine 24 casks clteesq, 63 boxes do. Superior quality 50 kegs prime butter, for family use 2 barrels Smyrna raisins 1 case paper hanging's, new patterns and very elegant. in store — 100 casks cut nails, assorted sizes 300 reams wrapping paper 8 trunk:; hoots. 1 do. ladies’ morocco slic es 800 pair lined and bound shoes 100 do. low priced Wellington Loots 12 half barrels no. 1 salmon 50 kegs do. 4 chests hyson tea, 40 boxes soap 6 hhds. tinware, well assorted 2 cases Stationary, and O.VE S HIT'S CA MB GUST. nov 21 72 Now Landing, 100 barrels superfine Flour 7 d<v cherry Bounce 180 dozen Lead pencils 55,000 Wafers, in boxes 1 box Toilet (i lasses, 1 case Snuff boxes 2O hhds v. E. Hum, 25 bbls. do do. 12 hhds and 20 bbls muscovrdo Sugar 5 barrels currant Wine 5 pipes Teneriffe do. 10 bbls. do do. Pilot and navy Bread 4 cases straw Bonnets 15,000 Lady’s Slate. For sale by GREENE & LTPPITT, dec 10 i 88 Moore’s wharf. Boots, Shoes, Hats § Bonnets. D BROWN, has lately received, and now • oilers for sale at his wholesale and retail Mat and Shoe store in Jefferson street, one door from the corner of Congress-street, a general as sortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Bonnets. A ntong which are : Gentlemen’s fine Suwarrowand Jackson boots Do. low-priced • do do do. Do. extra wide strap fine Shoes Do. do do do. Do. calf-skin and morocco Pumps Bovs’ line and coarse Shoes ladies’ morocco walking do do do and kid Slips misses’ do and leather do children’s do do Boots and Buskins 890 pair black and colored Roans 800 do ladies’ leather welted Shoes 500 do do Slippers 2000 do men’s lined and bound Shoes IGOU do negro Shoes men’s, youths’ and children’s fine and coarse Hats children’s nyoroeco do 5 doz ladies’ black and drab beaver Bonnets 4 cases do straw do ‘Wholesale country trade being his principal object, lie v, ill put his goods so low as to make it to the interest of country merchan.sto call and 1 deal with him. 11 88 dec 10 Watches, Jewelry, £je. THE subscriber offers for sale a very exten sive assortment of articles 111 his line, a ntong which, are wetches, Jewelry, Spo®ns, pla ted Ware, Cutlery, Military Goods, Whips, (’aces, tortoise-sheil Combs, Pocket-books, Fire fenders, Aiid-irons, Shovels awd Tongs, Flutes, metal and glass Buttons, coral, amber and glass Beads, one box Beads suitable for the Indian trade —and a variety of other fancy articles, at low prices,for cash or approved town acceptances ALSO A handsome GIG, with harness JOS IAII P UNTIE I. D. ryT'Watchcs and Clocks reparied St warranted dec 11 §7h —sf 89 # Notice. I. K. TF.FFT would inform his friends and the public of his having received Willi at Pxhkins as a copartner, and that the Hit rdwa vc Bns in css hereafter will be conducted under the firm of TEFFT & PERKINS. (£> I. K. T. tenders his thanks to his friends and customers for their liberal support, and res pectfully solicits for the firm a continuance of their favors, at the old stand, opposite colonel Shellman’s boarding house. To!Tt § Perkins Arc now opening a handsome and complete assortment of HARDWAPE, CUTLERY, GOLD, SILVER, PLATED&.I APAN’D GOODS received by recent arrivals from Europe and elsewhere; which enables them to offer dries in their line, as well worthy the attention oft he public, as can be found in any part of the coun try. 74 nov 24 Partnership. Joirsr R. Butikk having taken J. Wti.lft as a partner, the business in future will be con ducted under the firm of J H. Burke 7J (V JOHN H. HU REE, nov 17 63 J IH I. LET. jd?” The Subscribers having formed a connection in business, offer their services as FACTORS, at the west end of Bolton’s central wharf, above F. 11. Hetman's. V. GUF.RARD. THOMAS POLHILL. julv 26. 16 The subscribers Having removed to the convenient fire-| proof stores on Bolton’s central wharf, of fer.their best exertions to all who may he pleased to employ t hem in the Factorage or Commission business. ISAAC COURSE Ott SOA. \ml for sale, 50 kegs Butter of superior qual ity, landing from sloop Alexandria, from Bhilad. ‘Savannah, 3d Dec. 1817. 82 Vertl Anteique Marble. V SUPERB Cltiinnev-iieice, beautifully cor nislicd, just received and for sale bv NO It I ‘O. \” i'A HAD//. 1.1 7 S’ Who will receive orders for am do -rription of Marble. dee 10 n 8K ’ i is. i'll 1 vn hk, ‘A * if G ood hud tn> ii'itliorit v 1 1 refer persons I tonic for infora ition, vis’ it r’C'r! to I I Ills school, or hi a” h J r. in sox j lit I I’ fairs’ at Auction. ‘ . ‘ >‘A. Jed, THIS p A y t “Without Poserve. AtJKo. 2, Commerce ro-.v, soil! be sold, crates well assorted crockery, 5 pipes wire 2 cusfcs worsted and cotton hosiery 4 hales London duffil blankets 39 pieces cas.;imeres, 1 bale flannels 59 pieces cheeks 3 hales white piains ct) ps. London duffil blankets, a cases shawls 1 bale broadcloths, 2 trunks prints 10 ps v Ivets, 10 do r.wansdown 2 bales Bristol blankets, 5 hinds wool hats /terms made known at time of sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. ore 1! (S’. liunuinj, auct’r. a O-AiOltitO W, iLflt irisUfnt, hill he sold at my gore, for account of the under writers a rut all concerned, damaged on the vc'-- age of importation, L3 pieces white Plains 29 do black, blue, while, red and vellow Flannel.—l 6 do. duffil Blankets ‘ 6 do bed Ticking, 7 do brown Linens 7 do furniture Checks and Ginghams 3 do Venetian Carpeting 22 do cotton Bagging Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. D. IYi Hi ford, auct’r. On MONDAY NEXT, loth instant, H ill be sold at the western tenement on the bay, be longing to the estate off. .Mendenhall, e-q. for merly occupied by messrs. J Hannier L J co.- 75 packages well assorted Dry Goods : consisting of Hosiery, Plains, chambrav Mus hns, \ estings,Ginghams, Calicoes, cambric Mus lins, leno do. Linen, Lawns, Bombazeens, Bom b.-zetts, Dimities, irisii .Sheeting, cotton Siiirt ing, Velvets and Velveteens, Stockinets, Broad cloths, Ike. &c. t An invoice of Hard-ware and Cutlerv, with a ’.iriety ot other articles, well worthy the atten tion of purchasers. Terns— for sums under F,200, cash—over 200 and not. exceeding s>soo, Fair months—over 500 and not exceeding jgßuo, six months—over SB9O, eight months, for approved endorsed notes. Purchasers *o pav for stamps. SALE TO COM iEXCIS AT 10 o’tLCCK. 01. ItLRHER i ly GO. Auct'rs. ‘dt MONDAY NEX TANARUS, loth instant, Hill be sold at the dwelling-house of ‘Thomas John son, on the south Common , at the corner of Bar nard-street, A QUANTITY OF Household funiitiire: ! ‘ 7 Co.N'SiSTJNG OF 1 set of <.linirg J ablcs—2 long 1 Carpets 1 doz. of fancy Chairs—l do. of common Chairs 2 tea tables—sets of China . pair ot glass Shanes—Class & Crockery ware 2 pair of tire Hogs—2 mahogany Bedsteads 2 feather Beds and wool Mutras . and Sundry other articles, well w nth the Atterr*- 1,011 persons wishing to purchase furni ture. 9 rrms cash —sale to commence at 11 o’clock 88 Af HERBERT WO. Auct’rs. Ten Dollars lie ward. Runaway on Tuesday the Hea 4th instant, fr mthe sub scm * f ’ a S,a ' e h - v t,:e name j®. 01 Slbrahum, a large, stout, V4C|CJRAA strong built fellow, about 6 t&WSgi high, rather inclining to be round shouldered, dark color, or pale black, large coarse features, thick beard, a scar on the under'Mb-a bit cut off the rim of the right ear, when sP°ken to he has a diffident downcast look, and appears very submissive, when he talks has generally a drawling tone to his words, but when lively, can speak as spright ly as any one, he is a good carpenter. He has taken away with him sundries of cotton cloths, and none of them very coarse, he had on when lie went away, a dark brown broadcloth snrtou'. coat, rather worse for wear, a good pair of strong shoes, a good old hat, a pair of new blankets, London duffils, striped at the ends; he calls himself when away from home, Isaac, and proba bly he may call himself by some other name ; he is a native of South-Carolina, his first master’s name was Hendrix, the second Bendender, living on the fork ot Broad river within a few miles of Columbia, and probably he has made for there again. Any person lodging him in any jail in this state, or within sixty miles of Augusta, in South-Carolina, shall receive the above re ward, arid all reasonable charges, by applying to the subscriber in Augusta. THOMAS PYE. nov 15 wa 86 Thirty Dollars Reward, WILL he given so' 1 apprehending and lodg- V 1 ing in any jail in or out of the state, a light or vellow complected fellow named BUTLER, about 24 vears of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, stout limbed, likely, and very civil when spoken to, and generally so with his companions ; very capable of all kinds, of plantation work, and han dy with carpenters’ tools, is a good driver of horses, and a complete maker and burner of bricks; sensible and smart; had on when ho went off, a large white hat with broad brim, round-about jacket and trousers of bearskin cloth, and absconded on tile night of the Bth O. tober. The above reward will be given, ands brought to Savannah ail reasonable expeuces will be paid, in addition. DAVID POLO CL g - ;* The editors of the Milledgeeille and Lou* isville papers are requested to publish the above four times, and forward then bill to the subscri ber in Savannah. D. I* nov. 10 6 1 ’ Rules and Regulations ot the ckAmukh of voMMi.uc::, with the offii'i r, names, .nd and mint J :ot the several Bank .in ltd: rit\, attache t- it—j ist printed on a large-md superior slu •• >4 iia|*cr— for sale at the Mu emu N t.. -:;e print.ng of fice dee 9 (’heap F;t|HT iI 1 9 SI opeuint (V elv ,t i’iiKM’U IMPER •I HANGINGS, r 1 II | DKRIN* ~t 7.* c • v . V Jt.UAMJ, V* I /