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■r: ' ■ SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. No. 163—Pol. XVII. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY S3, £819. Whole ,/Vo. _ === f K7* The subscriber intending to , Aj absent from thii cily, for « time, has appointed Mt.JHMMMY J. Viiiitu Uia attorney—-who is duly ttitborized to transact all business of his. I Frederick S. Fell, julfris- ■ T 62 During the absence of our John Speak man, John McNuth, esq and L FI. Almy, me nur attornies 'OHS SHEARMAN & CO. july 17 c* 6! _. p, Notice. I' Persons who see tndrbted to the xuhserib:r, Will make payment to Mr II. .1 Vaiee-ic, only. Frederick S. Fell. jfune 1? 45 Notice. Grottos Asntasox & Q o», are appointed the Attornies or tiie .-.ubscriber during hi*/ j/h./er.ee I from Savannah. W W Goinox and It It. Ccr- | tpn, will attend to the business ot hi* office > James M Wayne, july h r. 6! Notice. The unfinished busines* of the late firm of IJt$d i Morrinn, K ill be attended lo by the subscribers, (ho haring entered into enpartnerphip, tender heir professions! services to their friend* —Tlieii IsdEre is in the new brick building at the corner (inf thens'yand IV bitaker street,owrcol Sbelman’. ackery store. James Mnrritnn, John C. Nicnll. july 15—62 Notice. The subscriber h-s resumed the practice r f tfic i* nfi joini'^ the rcrideucc ot Mrs. f.ludJi Minis, in the fcute Bunk square. G. VV. Owens. july IS —63 Bagging, Wine, §*c. 350 piece* Inverness Cotton Bsggiii; 'ipes and quarter casks otd Madeira " ine A few barrels double and single refined L>oaf Sugar ALSO. MlSSiSSIPPI STOCK—tor sale. John Al’Nish. ulv 13 r—61 Bills of Exchange On London, GU$tfo*v, Miinches’.er and Liver pool, payable in London, for sate by John Speakmun <y Co. april 26 ■■■■■■ 93 New Summer Goods. By the ship Emily, just arrived from Liver pool, the subscribers have received a supply of- Seasonable Articles; which makes rheir assortment more general and extensive than at any former period—and will be •old at a lour advance, and lonjj credit piven for approved paper. ANDREW L.OW & CO. april 17- ■■■91 Prime Green Coffee. 50 bags prime Green CoflVe 17 botes White Hsvana Sugvr. Just received and for sale by Bacon Sc flrven. july 20 64 * Prime Rice for sale. 50 casks at retail by Spring Goods. By the ship Oglethorpe, captain Jayne, from Liverpool, the subscribers have received a consi derabie supply of GOODS* adapted for the present and approachingfseason JAMES DICKSON &CO. april 9 —84 Perry Wright, ai-so. 39 Mid*. Rye Whiskey " * 10W bdjfieliOm 10,000 Plrhdelphia Brick IL»lind Gin Cider in b- xes jrdr IV— nse 62 Oakum for Sate. Any quantity ol whic i. an be ob'.itined, on very reasonable terms, by applying at the ga J to A. Harmon. july 15 j, 62 | New- York Furniture Warehouse The subscriber*, intending to leave this city dur ngthewmmer months, offer for sale their stock ol Fashionable Furniture, Consisting of every Article in that line I at such reduced price*, as to make it an cbject to persons desirous of purchasing. Application can either be made nt ourxtcrein 1 Whitaker street, wxt door to colonel Sheton’s, [ cr to Mr M. llr.RHfcnT. Orders for Pnrniture will he forwarded to New- I York and executed with dispatch. J. H. OMeriha tv &, Co. ?nr:l «6 93 Not ife. The .subscriber intending to be some time ah. I rent f.mi the state, ha*- Appointed Messrs. R. St J Hum..«•>«*«, and Alexander Telvaih. esq his at turnits. GEORGE JONES. joly 17 m 61 Notice. Having been appointed City Gauger bv coun I cl!, all persons are notified thereof, and of the ne v ccssity of my services previous to any sale of spirit*, wine, &c in ca^ks J. W nisun, City Gauger jul 17 ■»—63 Notice. Defaulters at Rgiptmlal Psr.ulc of tile 28th | May. are notified iha. Uu: l'a>m- >tcris ready to re p Mjciv** their fincj sad will continue to receive the L tame until Uie Souunkt. after which period Execu bftions will issues. JOHN I ROBERTS, Paymaster, 1st Btgt. G. Jit fi.lv 35 6 * Notice. hurinfj the absence of the subscribers, Mr Da v WiHtwns, (who has on hand, Ihcir strek of cap and Candles, lor sale) w»ll act ns their attor ,'iiey. [| j’dy 2- L. BALD .ViN & CO. .»... Notice. Versons having «l mamls apntnst the Edmund Dillon, Deceased, will pre^mt their ac- counts, and those indebted to «aid Estate will liuki* payment to JO.IN DILLON it.W 15 6j ~1rtmr of suitl is tat* Notice. Fubscribcrs to the Missionary, residing in vaiinuh, are reijttesied to call at the Post-Ofiice and receive their Papers. Editors Missionary ju!y 6—53 ^ ~ lioctor Jianiell Has removed to the Washing*on flail, (captain U< wcomb's,’) on tlie Bay; where when not etig; £. cd in his profession he may be found, july 17- —-st— 63 Wood for Sale. The subscriber will in future h tve a constant ttpply on hand. THOM ^S JONE v , Hunter's lower wharf. july 17—-ca——63 At Private Sale. One HotHtv and L«it situated on Smrh Rrosd Street; the^Eot is €0 feet front, and 9>’J feet deep— H*u*f is new am! two story’s h gli and com plctely fini'ticd. For terms apply to * A. Howe. july 17—-s-—63 Stolen, From in front of N Central Vtn'Idinfrs, a Bale of Upiantl Cotton m.vkcd A. No .’8. W f-. 270. A rewar«l of Fifty Dollars will he prid fo* intormatioii ah»>ut the thief—It is supposed •*» have be« n taken on board v.mt ve ^1 in the Harbor C4RNOGHAN & Ml i CUKL. july 17 — k— 6» City of Savannah, i'oirc OJfiC'. IT, "SIS 9. Numerous compi lin'.», comk'mf.l uitli fttgges- Rons of tluly, i!em»ivl of thin <1 parUncnt, Vito most efficient tnca*ur.-^ for the pres, nut ion ol cnUr snil decorum on the Sxnitrrn. The City Ctmvtalilrs, in eonjunrtinn with <ho W»tcl>. are hereby required, u.tritr the direction of the Marshal, to patrol the street , an,’, suburbs . of litis cilvy iti to be prompt and t itpl.it' lit the ’ r.xf of noises, Mmillt* and ri its. ; :rn The Subscriber, Having acctpud of the agenej' of thrr* exten sive Paper Manufactories to the nurth, will aiwyjs >ave a large supply of the following descriptions I of I'APEll, v z: ' ' | Super Royal printing Paper Royal d» D mi do Foolscap writing R*»se vellum letter Kentish cap •* Double wrapping Common do ALSO, OX nAXP. A quantity of Blank Books, do d> do do do do Just Received, Per brigs Speedy-Ptace and Almira, and sqioon* , er Susan, A ft’csh supply of SHOE 1 -, in addition to a large assortment—all for tale. SaiiiU'-l Eva is. red store, east of the Exchange, down lie Btujf vftxy 4 5 ... - . . , Ji'otice- ^ ^ * Fat 5 ^ ,at make it an I j , j, e subscribers having entered into accpartncr- •• jee ai ers o purchase. I sliip, for the purpose of tstablishing at Liverpool, a Mnctan ^ „™i„ LI r E I r ,i 8E ( (1 .1 business under the firm of IVainwright ShieU, *iiut nhtir . ^ Albany doti.de ALL and I beg leave to offer ih ir services to theit friends, S var th^\i ny 25 ^ PE 1TY. J a* general Shipping and Commission Merchants For Sale. The subscriber intending to he absent from this ] state for the summer months offers A pair of fine carriage Horses, Also an excellent gig or raddle Horse, A light Carnage, complete for travelling; A Gig, Philadelphia built, nearly rew; As also his mulatto servant Scipio, an excellent j ooachman and waiting man; With Sally and her son Hercules. Sally is a at tiiat place. ELI WAIN WRIGHT. CHARLES SHILLS. -2.30 Auction and Commission Business, IS MILI-EIIGCVILLE. lie subscribers respectfully inform their fricids and the public in general, that they hare con- Marine §" Fire Insurance Company ninbEJcn 6. The board of Directors of the Savannah Marine and Fire Insurance company, have declared a Di idend of seven per cent on their transaction* for PUBLIC SALES Continued Siile. On the fits! Tuesday in August i.cjt. the last six months, which will be paid at the ut* j Will be sold m front of the court-house, pi.\;uant fice oh and after Thursday next, the 10th inst It. WAYNE, sec’ry. junc 7 to *n order of the honorable Superior court of this county, ‘ The following Neprn Slave*-part of the per sonal estate of the lat^ Thomas Presce'lf, dtceas- Savannah River Navigation Com-\ ed, viz—Biufr, ivter, Sam John, n-ge’r, pauirs Office N OTICE. a,ld 1>4rl »- Sold o sier the direction of joh That goods' on board the Company’s boat,, fori ***« “ nd Jol,n ^.commissioner hicti the patr.Hiiis si^'t a receipt, will he charg- [ . , „ «. la. C ope. I. the highest freight, a ttHhe poods held respon- j 11 ~ wh ed table unttT llte frei^lit is paid; hot the Company will in no case be answerable for deficiency or dintaije, unless the receipt be signed by the agent, or under his authuruy. Janies Willey, agent. By order of the Board. J. 0. Wintsr, president. jnne 29 53 City Sheriff said, Office of the Savannah River Na~ 0:1 the Jirtt Tn‘td:y in .C.JF'lt/ next. Will be sold in front of the court-house, between the usual hours. One negro fellow, named Abraham; levied on a* the property of Wnt. Carr—to satin- John Guard- ner, for house rent. Isaac D’Lyon, see july :i 57 vigation Company. Notioe is heieby given, that an Instalment of five percent on the cap.tal stock of this Compa- j ny, is reqniret! to be paid to the Treasurer at Au gusta, on or before the first day of August next. ~ By order of the Hoard, J. C. Winter, president. Augusta, may 28—>r—of—47 Cj* The Ins!:,Intent of 85 per stiare, will be received from those who wish lo pay ill Savan nah, by the acent at Savannah. By order of the Board at Savannah, James Wrllev, agent. Savannah, jttne 22 47 Sheriff’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in August next, Will be sold, at tlic cunirt-kouse in Br>a.A county, at the bityl hours A Tract of I*and, ctfiteiitihg 50 acres more or 1c-.*; situate in B^yan county, a« : j« ming lands of Thomas Yotirf *nd J.W_. M'Aliater—to satisfy ex ecutions in favor of Ann Hon-tout, and others, a- gainst the estate of Joseph Sill. Gen. li &iuman, s. b. c. ju»te <9 f —’—53 * Savannah Library. Every Monday, Wednesday ami Friday, from aMW , iw wt uw 4 to 6 o'clock r >c. the room will be kept open I p a nny, Robbin, Pompy :«nd Mary—levied on as tor delivering Books. ( t j je property of Fjahcis 1-evitt, dec. lo satisfy a Sheriff’s sale. On the first Tuesday in August next? Will be sold at the court-hj^tse in the c*ty of Sa- vannah, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock, Tlie following riv negror«, viz: Sue, London, feb 25- 47 Oeinler, sec'ry. Notice. All persons are cautioned against purchasing from Minor Wii.n, any lands belonging to the es tates of Thomas WaJ.fitngtoti or David Murray, as he the said Minor Winn has no power or autho, y to dispose of any property of said estates. I'ersons who have purchased, and hotel under hi judgment in favor of John Dawsi G. L«. Cope, s. c. c. july 3 57 Sheriff's Sales. On the first Tuesday in August ve.rt> 4 Will be sold, at Effingham court-house, between the usual hours, 1900 Acres of Land, bounded on Thomas Wy- title, : ,vho have purchased, and hold under his I avuv^ctw «>» wnu, uuuuucu y.. . «««•«.»« >» j- notified that suits will he conmiriiced I b'» David Lovct ard George Arnsdorf *s lands, and them by the subscriber, who alone tias ifu legal claim tc the property belonging to said es tates. Louisa Omonos. jnne 30 54 the public lots of Effingham court house. Also, L**t No 9, and the improvements thereon, as the property of Philip 'Jones—lo satisfy an execution in J'avor of Hazii Gray. Also, 3C0 *crcg of land# ju.tiir.g lands of Samuel Xcidlinger, G. I N<<c$#. Joshua Dasher Krooce and G. bmilh. 300 acr*s*' of land adjoining lands of Jedediah Whiteman, S- menced the Auction and Commission Ilusims in the house nearly opposite the bookUore, on Wayne street. - , Business consigned to their care will rectirt good cook, washer arid ironer, and Hercules about l promt attention. 15 ’ John II. Wright & Co. . 15 years old, is a complete Iw.tise servant, and’! well understands the care and management of horses. The abos% horse* ar.d carri-ige are well worth He adoption of .t. y f >« snn u-hu i»»**oid t s travelling I they were used bet summer on a journey to 1 the westward. The above servants arc hr nest, J ober, and in every wav desirable for a family. For terms a, ply at the compting house. Era- er’s wharf, or at the house. Oglethorpe square. John Speakinan. junc 3 31 dec 18 - 251 Notice. For Sale An excellent family Horse and Gig. Enquire I of A. HOWE. july 10-—60 All persons having demands against the esta : e ot Noble W nnbeny .Tones, e.vto-ney at kw, decea sed, are request* d to render the sanw, fluty attest ed; and those indebted thereto, will please make payment to Messrs Robert A Joseph Habersham, ho are authorised to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, ex may 3 4 .71 otice. _ All persons are forewarned nut to purchrse that I Arnsdorf and Gothfl Ziteihour. I6o uerta, lying lanutton or tr.ct cf Und, cllei Nehilfo, in new thcGrost Bay. Also, 66 sere, ol land, joirt- 1 mg lauds of C Ulmer and Wisenbaker—to balisiy an exicution in favor of Asahcl Howe. Also, 72 acres of land and the improvements thereon, lying n the Augusta road, above Ebcnrzer—us the pre perty of Mntlliew Iteirier—to satisfy jn execution in favor of David btiobliar. C. VVisenbaker, s. &. c. june £9 f 53 Sou lb-Carolina, advertised by George Woodruff esq. as the said tract ot l:>nd belongs to the estate of Muriay. to which the subscriber is the only vivmg representative. This tract <;f land called Nrlville, i-. offered for sale by the Mibsci ihcr. up. advantageous ter inland iudLjiut&ble titles will be given. Louisa Oimmes. jime 30 54 Brought to Goal, In Savannah, July 14, 13 i 9, a negro man who j says his name is Will, and that he belongs to “ ' ■ , u ,.t*r Dnublin. Laurens county He is about twenty years of age h^e reel six Notice. The estate and^eflects of AnBbkw Enwiw, A. Erwxn, Giioce St Co. and Eftwm h Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for the pay ment rtain debts in the first instance, and after* Macaulay's Patent Floor Cloths- rite subscriber t ilers for sale, and can turntslt ■It? shortest lu.tice. rirrrt:x ritnrsANn r.tttr.s iMHIl/C.i.Y l LOO It CLOTHS, (oil clnti. Notice. The sole and surviving partner cf a house, an the most extensive and respectable, that ever ex. is’ed in Charleston, Soulh-Carobna, having itifTer- ed most severely from its reverses atid other cau- scs; but, from a nearly twenty yeats labor, has now a prospect and certainly of drawing some thing very handsome from the thrawhkms of it; and having to support a claim against the Spam..) curpt-tinp) I, r r an d . ntm,; warnnud eao.l Kp^rnm^t, tor a very eMenstve sun., secured lo u atty importeJ, snd at p.iccs 25 iter cert lower. I, "« 1 b y the 1 co : lv f nt, °." «*» ,8 '' 2 ’ a ? d "•« trca, J % \ 7 . f r 1 * I ccnllv concluded with Spam, and supported by . ’ ... , , I every document and proof that can he necessary A Boor cloth, with a, colours, 50 pr square yd* J to substantiate it, that have been mostly in the ‘J 0 •’ * 75 d<» I keeping of the Amencajj government, for four- clo «lo 4 do 2 i/f do I teen years past—would be glad to treat with ail do do 5 doer more, 2 25 do I honorable and respectable liou*e in Georgia, for ! went)-five cents per yard ter borders. j the immediate advance of One 'Thousand JJoVars, Glottis without borders, enn be delivered at a I on the legal interest of the country; they p*y few hours notice; with borders in two w^eks. I ment to be secured by a security -in a most ex Die Canvas is of a superior quality—made from I tensive and vaktiabU* landed property, in Glym. Kentucky hemp, and wove at the mannlactorv for ! county. Or, he would prefer procuring the the express purpose, 7 yards wide; consequently I mediate patronage of a respectable house aipets, not exceeding 2l feet by 69 feet, will be I frieiid. to that amount, on the condition, cf their ithout seam or joining, and made to any giver. J being permitted to participate in tht monies re- .hmensions < reiv«»rl Hf»vnnd anv tlii’iir t!»n' 03- Or.l I from any part of the UniteJ State. ceived, be>nntl any tltiojj that lie cofltl oiler, *s an interei.t; anU to have pernuinett advanltpes ir West Indies, sent throu-h an A^ent, o- atl-1 secured to them, af.ertl.encttveronlte properly b'Scd tn the M.nufacturer, (-villi reference) hall be promptly altemled to. Isaac Macaulay. Phil i Ir'pnin, Jo ?e, 1 SI 9 —jp— 6J To Hire, The most satisfactory end undeniable r^stimoni a In and evidences will he shown to iny respecta ble applicant. F«»r further particulars, please lo apply t*» capt. Nfwcoxb, al tli< bai uf the Wari. ingion Hall. h, June 13:1/, 1819.[441 A Bo office Apply suppression J»rlv amOMS the nerroes. or persons of col. r — Vndcr no p.vicIT ;r: ;— erou ils or collec tions of those ptrsoioiio bcall.wed in titc atretls: ttol the said Con.-tablcs and Wa’clt are ptit..0?ocd wtd directed to .pptehrnd sod convey to prison, every perst n of tlm description u lioin any man ner ir-y he fouml by lanpttace or nth ru ia- dt- bintr the tranquility and pood onter ol top city. turbine the tranquility and pood The Marshal and Supenntendan! ot the Match re ren‘«s*d to repor: to me at 1 o’clock r at ».re requested to rep' , . and 6 in the at : rno. n all occurrences in rttalton to the order of the city T. U. F. Charlton, mayor. By site Mayor, T. M. STGSb, t » july 17 6?, - Wante d Immediately, A man to attend a p-nce n. ar lid. city Non* seed apply without producing x.,ucher» of his hon esty and sobrie'v. Apply to the pnnUr. jt.ne 21—<6 Forty dollars’ reward. Bar.a’vay abo*ut the tih day of November last, a negro fellow named KKIIMY. about 37 years old, about 5 feet 6 or 7 incite, high; he lias recar on one of his cltctks.a stout body and bow-leged, large beard and whiskers, a smart spoken fellow; fjrtneriy the property ot Mrs Martha Johnston, of W liitc-blufis Itehss a wife at Turnbull’s planta tion, hear S*> annaht be has teen seen sextral times a fishing about While-bluff, and r*aamg along the road f om do ir towards Savannah. The above reward will be paid' to any peiaonAhat will ledge the said Friday in Savsnuah mtdl. V~ , Pearson Hardee. i: Can a to, July 16 11 ■" 'In Rent. A two sV'rr dwelling HOU^E, situated in Li. sriy ward, con»er of President and Jefferson strei'C\ wis’fian E.*?st front; possessive given ituthc. diately. Apply to E. Reed, or Isaac Miitis. july 10 t. fiO To Rent My Dwelling Huuae. It has eight rooms with [tire places—four apartments io the cellar, winch :.re paved with the best quality ct ffap; and up- nu the lot are a kitchen, and commodious earn- | ikfre house, otc The house might bt- inaile secure 'against fiie, and its situation is convenient fur | 'Merchant's counting rooms. George Jones. march 27 73 Notice. For Rent A comfortable Dwelling Hou>e, situated on u corner lot. in si central part of the cit}, and not Any person having demands against the sub- I fur from the Market. Possession will be given on :i ber.« will please present them to J n, for payment; and those indibUd lo us v ill pleate nuke payment to hui». Ailing & Roll*. junc 26 -*t >1 . he 6th of January next. Apnly to John r. Williamson -255 Stolen, Fiom the pocket-book of a gentleman in this cuy, two TEN DOLLAR BILLS «*f the Bunk o' Uu'ieu. If any negro attempts to pass a Bill Notice. The URdmtigned. sctliig ai Ihe attorney oHVil., - , li .m C. CsropbelL esq. ha% Ucly been notified that «j>«> description, it is reque< leu. u i means o his allairs have been oUced under tl.e care and roa- dtscovetutg Ine t..tvf. that the bill may be retained nsgementof the Duke of Arguile snd Lord John anJ *e n . e « ro arrested until information be given Campbell, and acting under their instructions has I at this office, to request that all legal demands against the said be ]!resetncd'w!ilSutdelay > properly”att 0 e»ted. ,n *^ Savannah PoOV House % Hospital. John M’Nish. r july 13 l 61 0j- The Editor of the Charleston Courier will I please insert -the above six times, and render his | account to this office for psyment. J. M. One Hundred Dollars’ reward. N..W in Savannah or its vicinity, s negro man by the name of Simoic, a carpen’er by trade.— stiuon is endeavoring to pass lor lias recently been seen working VISITING COM.MITTEE row July mul August. Joseph S. Pilot and Tiitumiftca Bartow. Joseph Camming, sec’ry. july 1—55 Georgia Hotel •pettier by trade.—I The subscriber informs l.is friends and the pub- lor a tree man, and I ]; Cj |,e has agriin resumed the control of the ting at his trade m I a bove estaldisliment; and having formed a con- this place. All persons are cautioned against liar-1 ntc ti on with Mr Gideon Italy, it will be conduct- boring or employing him in any manner whatev. cr. and if detected in tloing so will be dealt with as rigidly as tbe law will allow. J. S'. Tliimas. may 12 13 — - . a ed in future under tbe firm of Botchkiu Ct Beit. Their best exertions will be given to render it its complete a public house in cvi in the city. may every respect as any J>. HOTCHKISS. high. He formerly belonged to Verdier, of South | wards‘‘or the benefit ofall the creditors of the said Carolina. I cc/icerns, notice is hereby given to those interested, II. M'CalL G. c. c. I of the said alignment All persons indebted to july 15—-62 I the said Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Groce & Co. or ~ 1 Erwin 8c Co. are notified to pay the amount >t their debts to the subscribers only, and a spee- Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, June 21,18i9, u negro man whose ] dy payment will be required, in order to enable name is John, says he belongs to Philip Good-1 the subscribers to make aaeltJement of the affairs bread, of Camden county; 1m; is about 30 years of I of the said firms. All those having claims agahi* rje and 5 fcct-6 inches high. H. M*Call, g. c. july 13 61 Brought to Jail, In Savannah, July 3, 1819, a negro maned Joe; t ays he belongs to Domingo Dccosta, of Amelia island, and that he W;*s stolen from his master, in. East Florida. He is about thirty.five years of! nge, and five feet seven Indies high. Also, IIosk- aiAHiEN; who says lie belongs to George Clark, St Marys. He is about sixteen years of age, and five feet four Incites high. H. M*Call, g c c july 6 58 >ati the said parties are requested to exhibit them to the subscribers, duly uitested GEORGE HARGREAVES,"1 JOHN M'KINNE, ( BAKNA M’KINNE, f™ng*t««. WILLIAM SIMS, nu ch 31 76 Two Thouscini~J)ollars! The above reward will be paid to any person who will furnish information which shall cause the pprehension and conviction of the person or persons concerned in altering the Bills of any of ■lie Banks in this city, from five and*ten dollars to fifties and hundreds. The,undersigned, y. ith the desire of di&coveting the perpetrators of those infamous acts, will re ceive information, either personally or in writing, Brought to Goul, In Savannah. Sept 10. 1818, a negro man who [ liberally reward those who may furnish inteT says his name is Ben, and that he belongs to Ab-1 hgence to effect the aoove Object so important to ner Jourden, in the north'.vestern part if Georgia. I fhis communUy. about thirty yours of age and five feet .riches high. He has a smiling and teilsan equivocal tale; thelruth of which isciu.H.^ oct-28 20b II. M‘C ALL, © r c \V. B. Bulloch, P. B.fifGa. Goo. Anderson, P. P. )f. 16 **63 l * 0P -’ P ’ °- I! - U ‘ S - Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, on me loth ol May, 1419, a nefpr One Hundred Dollars’ reward. It: naway from the subscriber some time itr Fe- mao wl o says his name is Harhv, ami that he be-.J h ru ary last, from my plantation, near Milledpe- lottos to Janies Liner, of Char eston. He is about I v .;j] e . a negro man named CnABi.ES. This nej-ro t wentv-five years ol age and five ft et seven inches I a . lS ra ; 5e d in the fatnily of Mr Charles Irvine, near r- J * U kt.PA I I r rr I _ . - - — high. H. M CALL, o c c may 15- Brouglit to gaol. In Savannah. .May JO, !Si9. a negro man named Sunbury, in Liberty county, and was some time the property of Mk- Williford, of Savannah, where f lie is well known. When he absconded he took with him a sorrel horse, saddle and bridle, and as he has m ny relatives and acquaintance both in Liberty county and Savannah, and as his wile who belongs to Mr. Palmes, of Savannah, lias lately ie is about 20 years of Kge. and 5 feel 6 mcJles . ... , . . , , . .igh. lie was apprehend d about 46 miles from [ absconded, it is presumed Charles is at no great Savannah upon a horse said to be stolen , the right leg. may SI Lame I 11 M CALL, c c c 20 distance. 1 will pay to ar.y person who shall apprehend nd secure in some safe gaol, sa that I get Liiq again, one hundred dollars. D. E. Mitchell. mav 1/ 16 Mansion House. One Hundred Dollars’ r eward. Broke jiitl, on t, cnigltt uf tbe 5th ct July, 18i9 the following prison, rf: Wileiau Lixdset, about 30 years of age, and five feet six i r seven inches Injj.'i—blue eyes— j ^Tlte subscribers have taken a large and com- tisrtvt half and tliinface. I motliotis Huttse at the corner of Green and M In| Jaas SalilixosroitTH, about S8 years of age— 11 ■ sb ftreets which ia now fitting up in die most five feet one ur two liiche. high, stout formed, blue I convenient manner, and will be opened on the 1st eves; r.d light hair. I ”* October next, for the reception of company.— \vitEiA-w Wavter, about 25 years of age, five j It is situated in the most pleasant part of the feel five indites Itigb, light hair," large blue eyes, town, and no pains will be spared to recdeMbe anti Urge red nose. Wu-EIAJI IlEiTtix, about 26 years of age, and five Get six or seven inches high; dark hair and eyes; sallow complexion, having been sick for ome time, , ... , .. „ .. The above reward will be paid for the surren der of the above prisoners to the marshal for the district of Georgia, in Savannah, or to the jailer of Chatham county, or a due prop ortion for etlh- er of them. John II. -Morel, marshal d. c. july 13—-e 61 Ten Dollars reward. Runaway from tbe subscriber a negro fellow by ti.e name of Jim who is expected to make hut way tor Savannah, (the property ol Edward Del- eeal 1 Any person detecting the stud negro and placing him where lmay receive him shaU receive the reward ofto-entydolkrs ifput of the county ofhlc’lntosh^^dinthe^mttyfoybove negro. I ■ EDWARD BBLEGAL. ° july 15 0—68 stablishment worthy the patronage of the public. Booms will be fitted up in superior style for the accommodation of families, (swell as single rooms for gentlemen. The proprietors of this establi '.tner.t have «n» deavored to combine elegance with convenience. They (latter themselves their table and bar will not be excelled by any in the Southern country. They have also prepared in an airy situition large new stables and sale carriage houses Those who jre fond of good living, airy, new, and cl. ao rooms and beds, and kind treatment, are respectfully invited to call and judge for them, selves. N. B. They intend keeping a livery stable, and will be provided with carriages, horses and snap, proved hostler. YOUNG k -Mc’KLEMJ, june 18 (py The editors-of the Savannah Republican, Charleston Courier, and Milledgerille Journal, will insert the above once a week Gil the 1st of January next and forward. their accounts to tbfi office of the Augusta Chronicle, for pymaiit. . June 3? “t »__4E ' £ v • w 4 - * - ,s --
