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■ »l SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. = JV*«. m—VoLXVIL TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1819. Whole No. 3.;77. y sa For Liverpool The fine coppercil ship MARYLAND, mptkin rfnciw, living near one half her c*rgo will meet with _li possible dispatch freight or passage apply to capt. Snow on bond! at I’elot’s wharf, or to Perry <Jj* Wright June 8—35 t For. Liverpool, The ship JOHN HULL, c»pt Corlett, ,J'.9Sv will sail will* or without freight, on JfiliKiMi inst. wind permitting. Being an djurtrso, .lit liaa very apneious and superior commodations, and can tJct any numb, r of pa* mngera with great comfort. For freight (which will be taken very low) or psssuge, apply *" cwp 1 Corlett. or to H KIUHAKDSON & CO jilv 3 57 For J\ew- York The regular l J atket srlir. UN DAUNTED, Thomas Wood, mas will meet with despatch. For freight ir passage, having, good acc..mmoiia. pr,|y to the master on Lea: d at Jones vhiij or to HALL la HOYT, july 10 r 60 For Philadelphia ifjkr Tire packet brig HERO, John JPfc Railcy, master, will b despatched for Philadelphia on Sunday, the llilh inst. SamLfcfor freight or passage, apply on board tu Gaston's wkrt.ur to Perry <S* Wright. fl,o have received per tad brig. ban vis superfine Philadelphia Flour 30 lihiis. Kye Whiskey 10,000 Bricks .tad in. Stare 500 bng« of Corn, 2 bushels each. 50 bun -lea liny Holland Gin Gunpowder, Cut Nails, etc. etc. July 10 a 60 Jt rf For Charleston. The packet sloop GENERAL WASHINGTON, capt Monro, will 1 sad on Friday, weather perm tiir.g For bright or passage, apply to the captain on board, at Jones* upper wharf, or to John Hogue, Hunter's wharf. Jti'y 6 « 58 M. tfSJ' The regular July Term of the Inferior Court of Chatham coumy, commence on Monday, the 12th inst. will probably sit tw. jays. Citizens may be made; Guardians to free persons of color may be bail; orders for the sale of real estate, granted by this court; and, general ly all county matters attended to. Job T. Bulles, clerk. July 2 56 Notice. Subscribers to the Missionary, residing in Sa vsnuali are n quested to call at the Post-Office and receive their Papers. k Editors Missionary July 6 58 Notice. Persons who are indebted to the subscriber, will make payment to Mr ft. J. Yaxajuu, only. Frederick S. Fell, fune 19 45 Notice. During the absence of the subscribers, Mr Da Tin Wiumford. (■ ho has on hand, their st-ck cl Scan and Candles, for sale) will act as their attor ney! L BAU) ViN U CO. jitly 2 — *ca——56 Notice. During my abstce P. Dorrr will act as my at torney. FUEDF.RICK YV1LL1NK.. july 8——h—59 Particular Notice. The ptrblic are hereby cautioned against giving credit to the firm lately existing between Htatr & Bacdwis. as the co-partnership has been disscil eds and in future will be carried on by the sub acriber, in his own name, under the agency of Sajicex lUBBsa jr. The subscriber has or, hand ». large and exten.ive assortment of GIlO' F.ItlEd which he offers cheap for cash, at his store, Bulloch’s wharf. Ship etares put up at the short est notice. King IJnltlwin’s agent. july2 If-— --6 d "• Sugar and Rum. Fvr « Je by the subscribers, 10 boxes white Havana sugar 9 do \ brown do V ALSO, -IS puncheons Jamaica Rum, for sale for 'linage bills, at p*r. \ Giudry Dufaure july 8 —& ‘W For Sale, 40,000 French ftcicks 1*0 bbls l.i me 76 French Chairs to AUGUSTUS TAVEAU, July»- " " ‘ -59 .fonts' wharf For Sale, An excellent family HOSSK; draws well and i extremely gen'lc. -Apply at this office. julv 8——at 59 Way. 50 Bundles Hay, for salt by *uly 19- -60 Hall # Hoyt. ~SALM.iGU.YDI —new series. Just received, Suanantn, No 1, second -tries by Launcelot Langstalf, es<i —price 3r J cents It wii. be publish'd in numb rs about once a fortnight Moxtoom* ni’aCnkaNLasn, and otherpoema-price 75 ds- . n , Hestaw lirr, a poem, bv Ungers - price or} ct9 TasOa.re Haar, a poem in a cant ~; ■■T'.d a Mono dy on the death of doctor i. r.ey, by the au thor of Lord By ro:T» Farewell to England— price Tax HznviT rs Am cm c a, or a vieet to Phila delphia, with coloured plates of JJandici, etc • —price gl 50 BjricxenRocicia'a History of New-Yorfc 3d edi tion, with engravings—price $3 50 BanTOa’s Mnirit Mvnsu Miotca—No 7. Carre’s trait complet de la prononciauon dc la Langur Ar.glaise -gl. Xbe Analcctic Magazine, and th? Fort Folio, Tor July A few irore of the Vaxrrsn. etc. etc. A \Y. T. William,. —60 july 10' At fceny atrect-,,, difiely. Apply to To Rent, :ory dwelling HOti.sK, situated in Li- cornrr of President and Jefferson corner :han East front; poasesaion given ramie- |plv 10—p—^0 4 E. Reed, or lease Minis. Bills of Exchange On Londou, Glasgow, Manchester and Uvcr- pouf> payable in London, for «oJe by John Speaknian ijj' Co ftpri) 26-— —98 Bills on England, For sale hy ANDREW LOW & CO. april 17 91 Coffee. Landing from Havana and for sale, 100 bags prime green Coffee. C.trnocliin & Mitchcl. july 6-—l 58 The Subscriber, Having accepted of the agency of three exten sive Paper Manufactories to the north, will al day have a large su'inly of the following descriptions of TAPER, viz; Super Royal printing Paper Itoyal d» do D -mi do .do Foolscap writing do Hat vellum letter do Kentish cap do Double wrapping do Common do do AMO, OS’ RATIO. A quantity of Blank Books, which will be sold at a rate that Will make it object to retailers to purchase. LIKEWISE A constant supply of Albany double ALE and FORT in barrels. L. PETTY. Savannah, May 27 25 • Just Received, By the brig Brother*, J< m Greenock, the Jolloioing GOODS, tiz.' 3 bales un»on Stripes 2 ao linen Check 1U0 kega white Lead, 281b each ^ 50 boxe j be-t crown Glass, viz. 8 by 10, 10 by 12, and 12 by 16. ALSO OX HAND, 300 pieces cotton Bagging 100 casks Brown Stout 100 crates Crorkeryware 1 bale blue and black Cassimere 2 do nerries, assorted 3 do linen Checks 3 do Nankeens, all colors 2 do Diapers 2 do linen Dedtick 1 do linen thread 1 do Flannels 2 do Djuia8 2 trucks cotton Hose 3 boxes Pulicates 25 patent iron Plouphs 14 puncheons old Jamaica Rum 25 tons Swedish Jron, assorted 12 do English do square 20 barrels mess Pork For sale by WM. TAYLOR, june 2 6 cw 51 Lumber Factorage 8f Commission BUSINESS. The subscribers having taken the wharf and stores of Mr. E. Jackson, (adjoining Mr. Dun ning’s steam-mill) tenders their services, and hopi by their best exertions and strict attention to se cure the confidence of those who may favor them with their custom. Toe wharf is large and com- modulus, and answers either tor the convenience of shipping, or of lumber. The stores are als« large and spacious, and are admirably well calcu lated for the storage of all kind of produce W. H. (iilhJajjd, R. G. Tajlor* Savannah, fune 5 33 John G. Cowling Oilers his services, m Augusta, to his friends :m l the public in general, in the capacity of .2/. tion&r and Commission Alt-char, t, and will bi thankful for their favors. Any consignments erchand ae for sale, or any order for the pu chase of produce, will be thankfully received an«' thanfully attended to. Augvsut G i. Feb. 9. 1&19—Art—38 Notice. Any person having demands against the sub cnbers will please present them to James H Fh&skh, for payment; and those iadibtcd to will please make payment to h;m. Ailitig & Rolf. jnne 26- Ut 51 Saw and Roller Gins. The subscribers respectfully inform the tiouth Planters, that they can be supplied with the above Gins—warranted, for durabil ty an.1 performance, to be equal to any, made in the state. The Roller Gina are on an improved plan ork by ani>nal power, or water. They have been tried, and certified by different planters, to have gained twenty pounds per hour Price of Saw Gins—three c .Lrs and a half per saw Roller Gins—one hundred and fifty dollar* each Orders from Messrs. Brown, Green 2c Co. in Sa nnah, will be punctually attended to. Thomas & James Lit’e. june 24-$ca—49 Charleston, So. Co. Rope Wal/c. The subscriber as 'ecetved a f esh supply o t quality Russia Hemp, and will execute ort s For Cordage and Cable.-, of any diir.e.isiotu ai'.d length of the b<*st materials and Workman pad the shortest notice Application muy be made direct, or through Messrs \V. 5 Gidetl k Co in Savannah. SaiUDfl 48, Erst Bay. Charlestnn. fsc' 4th June, Ib.S- :t 4 > Laborers Wanted. : Steam Eight or ten Negroes are wanted •at wharf; for whom, libe.al v rges wi’d b<- given pply to JOHN' DAVIhsON agent. Coal constantly for sale at the SUair* lioat whf. jul 6 58 Wanted Immediately, A man to attend a piuce near th>b cry None need apply without producing vouchers of his hon sty and sobriety. Apply to the printer june 21—46 To Hire, toX THE SUMMER, A Boy. who is a good house servant Apply this office. june 4 32 One Hundred Dollars' reward. Runaway from the subscriber some time in Fe bruary last, from my plantation, near MiJlcdge- ville, a negro man named Charles. This negro u as raised in the family of Mr Charles Irvine, near Sunbury, in Liberty county, and was some time property of Mv Williford, of Savannah, where s well known. When he absconded he took ih him a sorrel horse, saddle and bridle, and as has inriny relatives and acquaintance both in Uberry county and Savannah, and as bis wife who belongs to Mr. Palmes, of Savannah, has lately absconded, it is presumed Charles a at no great distance. . 1 will pay to any person who shill apprehend and. secure in some safe gxol, so that 1 get fiim again, one hundred dollars. ^ r ' j D 1 . E. Mitchell, amir—AS , !►' 4 ' , ■ 1 v • New Summer Goods. Dy the ship Emily, just arrived from Liver- pool, the subscribers have received a'supply of Seasonable Ajicles; which riidi«. thvir assortment more grntril and extrusive than al any former period—and will be sold at a low advance, and l-mc fcredit given for approved paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. april 17- 91 Spring Goode. By the ship Oglethorpe, captain Jayne, from Liverpool, the subscribers have received a cunsi derable supply of GOODS, adapted for the present and approaching season JAMES DICKSON & CO. New-Fork Furniture. Warehouse The subscribers, intending to leave this city dur- ng the summer montbs. off er for sale their stock of Fashionable Furniture, Consisting of every Article in that line, at such reduced prices, as to make it an object to persons desirous of purchasing. Application can either be wade at our store in Whitaker streetr next door to colonel SHelman's, or to Mr M. HmmtiiT. Orders for Furniture will be forwarded toNew- York and executed with dispatch. J. H.OMershatv&Co, april 26 98 . Just Received, Per brigs Speedy-Ptaoe and Almira, and schoon er Sasan, A fresh supply of SHOES, in addition to a large assortment—all for vale. Samuel Efans red more, east of the Exchange, down the Bluff may 4- Notice. The subscribers having entered into acopartner* ship, for the purpose of tstablishing at Liverpool, business under the firm of JVaimoright & Shieft, beg leave to offer th* ir services to their friends, as general Shipping and Commission Merchants at that place. ELI WAIN WRIGHT. CHARLES SHltLS. nov 25 cre 230 Auction and Commission Business, IN MILLEDGEYIELE. The subscribers respectfully inform thw friends and the public in general, that they lave com menced the Auction and Commission Business, in the house nearly opposite the bookstore, on Wayne-street. Business consigned to their care will receive promt attention. John H. Wrigh(& Co. dec 18 25? Notice. The firm of Alexander Dbux-vcrd & Co. of \ugusta, was dissolv 'd bv mutual consent, on the 9th inst. J A Vf ES CAKHUTHEKS, ALEX DlfJMMOND. Savannah, Nov 24 230 { O^j* The Augusta Herald wif pleise publish he above one romth, and forwird their account or payment, to tht office of tlib Savannah He nbiican. Notice. All persons having demands against the estate )f Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at law, decea sed, are requests d tc render the same, duly attest ed; and those indebted thereto, will please make, payment to Messrs Robert & Joseph Habersham, who are authorised to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, exe*r. mav 3 4 Notice. The sole and surviving partner of a house, and the most extensive and respectable, chat ever ex isted in Charleston, SoulhvCarolina. having suffer ed most severely from its reverse? and other cau ses; but, from a nearly twenty yours labor, has now a prospect and Curtuii.ty «f druv-*ng soma- thing very handsomt from sht ‘hrawld-ms of it; and having to support a claim agai..st the Spanish government, for a very extensive sum, secured to idm by the convention of and the treatv rt ntly concluded with Spain, and supported by every document anti proof that can be necessary to substantiate it, that have been mostly in the keeping of" the American goven.nieiit, for four teen years past—.would be glad to treat with an morable and respectable house in Georgia, immediate advance of One Thousand Dot. the legal interest of the country; they pay ment to be secured by a security on a most ex L*nsive and valuable landed property, in Glym maty. Or, he would prefer procuring the ini- cdiate patronage of a icspectable house oi tend, to that amount, on the condition, of theii ring permitted to participate in the monies re ived, beyond any thi* g that be rould offer, a! i interest; and to have permanent advantages •cured to them, afier the recover of the property tiost satisfactory and undeniable testimoni als an<l evidences will be shown to any respecta ble applicant. Fo- further particular-, please to plv to capt. Newcomb, at the bar of the Wath- ngton Hall Savannah. June 15th, 1819. [441 Marine Sf Fire Insurance Company mjfWEJS'D .Vo. 6. The board of Directors of the Savannah Marine and Fire Insurance company, have declared a Di vidend of seven per cent on their transactions for the last six months, which will b$ paid at the of fice on aiul after Thursday next, the 10th inst. U. WAYNE, sec’ry. ju-e 7 34 Savannah River Navigation Com pany's Office .vouch.. That goods on board the Company’s boats, for which the patroons sign a receipt, will be ebarg eel the highest freight, and the goods held respon sible unlii the freight is paid; hot the Company will in no caae be answerable for deficiency or damage, unless the receipt be signed by the agent, or under his authority. - James Willey, agent. By order of the Board. J. C. Winter,president. junf._29 53 PUBLIC SALES. Offce of the Savannah River Na- vigat ion Company. Notice is hereby ip vcn » that »n Invtahiient of five per cent on the capital stock of this Compa ny, is required to be paid to the Treasurer at Au gusta, on or before the first day of August next. By order of the Board, J. C. Winter, president. Augusta, may 28—M—of—47 gj* The Instalment of §5 per share, will be received from those who wish to pay in Savan nah, by the agent at Savannah. By order of the Board at Savannah, James Willev, agent. Savannah, june 22 47 Vendue Masters. Council will proceed on Monday, the 12th day of July in»t. to elect six Vendue Masters for the city of Savannah, for the term <>f one year. Ap plicate ns, in which securities are to be named, must be left with the subscriber by 10 o’clock ol that day. R. R. CUYLER, c c By a law of the state, passed Dec. 5, 1812, sec tion 3d, it is enacted: “That the mayor and alder men for the city of Savannah, shall not appoint and licence any vendue rnrster who shall be in ar rears to the state on account of his or their for mer offices as vendue masters, neither shall any other vendue roaster who shs*l! be in arrears do the state on account of his or then former offices as endue master, act as such until all arrears are paid ** iuly 2 56 Inspector of Streets. Council will, on Monday the 12th inst. elect an Inspector of streets for the citv of Savannah. Ap plications, naming securities, to be It ft with the subscribe K. R. CUYLER, c. c. iuly 2——56 For Sale. The subscribe!: intending to be absent from this state for the summer months, offers A pair of fine carriage Horses, Also an excellent gig or saddle Horse, A light Carriage, complete for travelling; A Gig, Philadelphia built, nearly new; As also his mulatto servant Scipio, an excellent coachman and waiting man; With Sally and her son Hercules. Sally is a ood cook, washer and ironer; and Hercules about IS years old, is a complete house servant, and well understands the care and management of horses. The above horse3 and carriage are well worth the attention of any person who intends travelling as they were used last summer on a journey to the westward. . The above servants are honest, sober, and in every way desirable for a family. For terms apply at the compting house, Fra zier*s wharf, or at the house, Oglethorpe square. . John Speaktaan june S 31 Executors Sale. O ' Friday and Saturday, the 16m ><nd \7th July, From 10 o’clock in tin forenoon, to 4 in be af ternoon, for the benefit of the fce.rs and c.edi tors of the estate of John Kogie:. t.ec astd, late of Effingham county, will bt .-old, at his resi dence, Middle Ground road, rnimty, Alibis personal estate, consisting of- a horse* saddle, saddle-bags, bridle, cat’le, hogs, house- ,V»#i and Jvi-'chen furniture, plantation and other tools; bce inves with bees, and a cart. Gottleib Ernst, 7 i.' * Ur.clWennvA.S JCeCUt ° rS ’ june 4 AU persens hiving demsnfis agninst the estate, sre requested to 1 t n.,e' than immediately, agreeable to law; and those indebted, to make im mediate payment. Gottleib Ernst, > f , t Executors. Israui eittnai). ) jnn* 4 . [ ju 23 48J Administratrixs sales. On Thursday, £2d July next, Will be sold at tbe late residence of Mr George Atkinson, Greene ward. The personal property ot the deceased, coa* sisting of One Negro Wench and child Three pruhe milch Cows * ALSO Sundry articles of Household and futchen Fur-* niture, Bedding, &c. By order of the administratrix M. Hubert, wuctV- may 22 21 Savannah Library. , Every Monday, VVtdnesoay and Friday, fr-nu 4 to 6 o’clock r m. the room w ill be kept open for delivering {looks. Oemler, sec'ry. foil 25- 47 • Georgia Hotel. The subscriber informs his friends and thr pub lic, that he has oguti resumed th- control of the above establishment; and having formed a con* nection with Mr Gideon Daly, n w;ll Pc conduct* ed in future under the firm of HotchlL* 6f JWiti, Their best exertions will be given to render it aa complete a public house in every respect as any in the city. D. HOTCHKISS. mav V6 24 • For Sale An excellent family Horse and Gig. Enquire, of A. HOME, jtily 10 60 Fur Sale A middle aged woman, a good cook, Wteher and ironer, steady, sober and honest. Sold tex raise money—price low if immediately «p; lied for. D. POLOCK. july 10- ~ -M- -—60 Notice. All persons are cautioned against purchasing ora Minor Winn, any lands belonging to the es- ;ites of Thomas Washington or David Murray, the said Minor Winn has no power or autho; ty to dispose of any property of said estates.— Persons who have purchased, and hold under his itle, are notified that suits will be commenced against them by the subscriber, who alor.ehas tht legal claim to the property belonging to said es tates. Louisa Omoncs. tune 30 -54 To Revt My Dwelling Hou?e. It lias eight rooms with fire places—tour ap-.itments in the cellar, which are paved with the best quality of fiag; and up on the let are a kitchen, and commodious carri age house, etc The house might be made secure against fire, afld its situation is convenient for merchant's counting rooms.. George Jones. march 37 73 For Rent A comfortable Dwelling iiuu.-e, situated on corner lot. in a central part of the citj, and not far from the Market. Possession will be given on he 6th of January next. Apply to John r. Williamson 23 255 Stolen, From the pocket-book of a gentleman in this city, two TEN DOLLAR BILLS of the Bank of Darien. If any negro attempts to pass a Bill of this description, it is requested, as a means ot discoveiing the thief, that the bill maybe retained and the negro arrested until information be given this office, mav 13—13 Savannah Poor House Hospital. VISITING COMMITTEE roR July and Jugust. Joseph S. Pelot and Theodosevs Bartow. Joseph Cumming> sec’ry. ■ r - • | 4 . Notice. AH persons are forewarned not to purchase thaf plantation or tract of land, called Melville, ii Sculh-Carobna. advertised by George Woodruff esq. as the said tract of land belongs* to the estatt of Munay. to winch the subscriber is the only su. % . viviitg representative. Ti is tract of land nailed Nelvuie, is ofleiedfor sale by the subscriber, upon advantageous terms, and indisputable titles will be given. Louisa Omones. june 30 54 Brought to Jail, In Savannah, July 1819. a negro maned Job -ays he belongs to Domingo Decosta, of Amelia «d;u.d, and that he was stolen from his master, in East Florida. He is about thirty-five years of age, and,five feet seven inches high. Also, Bosk. mar.es; w ho says he belongs to George Clark, of 5t Marys. He is about sixteen years of age, and five feet four inches high. H. M*Call 9 g c c july 6 58 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, on (lie 21st of A; ril. 1819, a neftro wr-man who says her name is Sarah, ami that she belongs to Henrietta Wilson of Augusta. She is about twenty one years*«tf age am! five feet high. H. M*Cail, g. c. c. april 29 —101 Brought to Goal, In Savannah, Sept 10, 1818, a negro man who j,.,, his name is Butt, and that he belongs to Ah. n,.'r Jourden, in the northwestern part of Georgia. He is about thirty years of age and five feet inches high. He has a smiling countenance and tells an equivocal tale; the truth of which isdnobt oct 28 208 H. M-CALL, o c c Notice. An advertisement having appeared in the Re publican, under the signature of King Buldvin. cautioning the public frem giving credit on ac count of the late firm of Ryon Of Onlthcin signed by King Baldwin, ar. agent ‘or S..murl Barber Jr.— The public are hereby informed that 1 never au thorized Mr King Baldwin to make use of nr.y name in any way whatever; and I hereby disavow being any ownership in the store now occupied by Mr. King Baldwin, nei ber dees lie act aB my agent. SAMUEL BARBElt, Jr. july 10- m* 60 Two Thousand Hollars! The above reward will be paid to any perron who will furnish information which shall cause tbe apprthension and conviction of the p.eison or persons concerned in altering the Bills of anv of the Banks in this city, from five and ten dollars to fifties and hundreds. The undersigned, with the desire of discovei ing the perpetrators of those infamous acts, will le- ceive information, either personally or in writing, and liberally reward those who may furnish intel ligence to effect the above object so important to this community. \V. B. Bulloch, V. B. ofGa. Geo. Anderson, t*. P. B. R. Richardson- P. O. B. U. S. march 16- 63 Notice. The estate and effects of Amihxw Erwin, A. Ehwin, Groce Sc Co. and Erwin & Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment of certain debts in the first instance, and after wards for the btnefit of all the creditors of the said cc.icerns, notice is hereby given to those interested, of the said assignment. Ail persons indebted to the naid Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Groce & .:o. or Erwin 8c Co. are notified to pay the amount) t their debts to the subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will bt required, in order to enable- the subscribers to make a settlement of the afFaira of the said firms. All those having claims agains the said parties are requested to exhibit them to the subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,“> JOHN M‘KINNE, f , BAHNA M'KINNE, >aetfgneee. WILLIAM SIMS, I .» ch 91 76 One Hundred Hollars’ reward. Now in Savannah or its vicinity, a negro rr.ati by the name of Simon, a carpenter by trade — S'mon is endeavoring to pass for a ft ee man, and •has recently been seen working at bis trade in this place. All persons are cautioned against har boring or employing him in any manner whatev er; and if detected in doing so will be dealt witk as rigidly as the law will allow. J. S. Thomas. mnv 12 12 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, on the lSili ot May, 1819, a negro man who says his name is Haiuit, ami that lie be- longs to James Liner, of Charleston. He is about twenty-five years of age and five feet seven indies high. H. M“CALL, or. may 15- -15 Brought to gaol, In Savannah, May 20, 1819, a negro man named JACOB, belonging to Dr. Jenkins of Louisville: he is about 20 years of age, and 5 feet 6 inches high. He was apprehended about 46 miles from Savannah upon a horse said to be stolen Lame in tbe right leg. H .M CALL, o c c may 21 20 Blank Manifests For sale at this office. One Hundred Dollars Reward. For apprehending and securing IftCHMOND and JACK, who ran away from the subscriber's near Newberry court house. South Carolina, on the 18th of Mav last. RlCHMt^’D, a tall black man, about 30 years vf age, a bhek smith by trade. JACK a low well set fellow, about twenty five years of age, rather of a tawny com- plecden; they will no doubt make for Baltimore from which place they were lately brought. John and Austin YYooi/oilc. Augusta (Ceo.) June 10th july 1—55 * ~~ Stolen, or Lost, A French made silver Watch—the centre band off, having four hands on ; one .shewing the day of the month; one that of the week in a full cir cle, one halt abreviated French n*mes cf the days and the other sigi s or bireogiiphics; the other two for the hours and minutest appending to * plain silk chain, a cornelian key and brahs one — Whoever returns the said watch rhall receive five dollars, and without being questioned. James Johns.too may 17 16 V Blank Bills of Sale. For sale at this eSee. %
