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tr- . ae JVo. 166— VoL XVII. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 2-t, 1919. tjj Whole. No. 3338. 1 K7* The subscriber intending to hu absent from this city, fora lime, has a*>pointed Mr. Hx.xry J. Vai.lkau Vj» attorney—who is duly authorized to transact ail business of his. i Frederick S. Fell, jiilv 15- 62 During the absence of our John Speakmail John McNish. isq and l. !i. Almy, are our att'imie, 'OHN SPEARMAN tt Cl). July 17-—cn 68 «t» Notice. t*ersons who are indebted to the subflcribrr, WiU make payment to Mr II. J. Vatsajitr. only.. Frederick S. Fell. is.a junk 19 — .. i5 Notice. Osoaor. Atokitaox St'o.. are appointed the aitprhies oi’tlic stib->c«ib<r tin ring' ms its*** r- slrorr. Savannah. W IV. (»oai*wi* and It U. Cut Ara, will attend to the burincss of hia office ■* James M VV ayne. .July 13 1 61 > Bagging, Wine, 8$c. 350 pieces lmtrne>s Cotton Bngiru.g Pipes anti quarter casks oldMauiei-a Wine A few barrua double aqd auigle refuted V.oaf Sugar ALSO MISSISSIPPI STOCK— for sale. John M'Nish. u 1 v 13 -l— -61 Bills of Exchange On London, Glasgow, Manchester and Liver- pool, payable in London, "for sale hy John Speakman <$* Co mpril 26 9^ w Notice. . The unfinished busmens of the late firm of Lloyd I 9 fe Mormon, wilLbe atumleff to by the subscribers who hitying entered into copartnership, tender their profearional services to their friend*.—TUer aflfce is m the x>e*fv brick Imiiriiifg at the corn' * ot the Way ami W cuUker street, over col. Shelman’s Crockery store. / - ' Jame3 Morrison, John C. Nicoll. . ,i July 15—62 , * Notice. •H. The subscriber ha* re 4 u ned ^he practice of thi JUntv. IlisotUce ti adjoitiii.g the reticence of Mrs .Judah Minis, *n the State iiur-tt ,-quaie. G VV. Owens july 15—62 Notice! Defhulurs St Rgittieni*! Parade of the 28’h notified Ilia the i\»j master w ready to r< - Ce»vc‘their fuv; and willconiinue to receive the jAame ur.ti> the 26th inat. after which period Execu .tions will issues. JOHN l ROBERTS, /*<tymutter 1 1st J* tgt, O, M jily 15—-6-1 ,.y A# Notice. During the absence of liio .subscribers, Mr Da Tin WtaitToan. (who has on hand, their stock of, S. op and Candles, fur sale) will act as their allot *iey. L. UAL!) VIN t CO. july 2- -56 Prime Green 'Coffee. 50 \aps prime Green Coffee 17 aoxes White Havana Sugar. Just received and far sale by Bacon & Brusn. July 20 64 Prime Rice fur sale. 50 casks at retail by Perry dj* Wright. AISO, 30 hhds. Rye Whiskey 1600 bushels Corn 10,000 l**ili tcttlj hia 6lick IMhiuS G.:i C'de - *« h xcs x j'l'y 15—f-f—a Oakum for Sale Any quantity cf wmcit ta he obtained, on very reasonable terms, by applying at the jpt 1 to A. Harmon. July 15-—i C2 _ Wood for Sale. The subscriber will m future have a constant upply on hand. THOMAS JONES, j’dy 17 ca -65 Hunter's lower whur/. Notice. Persons having demands against the Es’ate <>! JSdmund Diliou, Dcrtasetl. will presi nt their «c c .unta H- ii limse indebted in said Estate will mak-- ps\:nent to JOHN DILLON, . ji.ly 15 -63 Mmr of ,iidntnt ■ Notice. ftuhsci liters to the MisJoiury, residing in Sa vai.sah, are requested to cad at tlie Eust-OISce ar.C receive their Papers. Editors Missionary. juSy 6 ;J6 - Notice. All persons iiuh-bted to ll.e estate of Thomas Btorment, late o' Savai.nah, deceased, are requ'.r- maV-e pa) meat forthwith—anti persons fiav- [r,- ftemards against said eAste, are reqnesteii to (Irssert them duly attested, within the time pre- fcased by law. • 3am.es Morrison, oomV tnav 15-—ji. :5 • Notice. The t fiv-e M. Miens, Attorney at Law 81 Not. Public, i» rt mov. d to the bul ding in Johnston’s *pir.re, adjoining the residence of Mias Jud) Mi ma jnlv 22 6A, . Notice. The subscriber has tleciined the .9-jrtion B:isi «tnr in lavor of Mr. Jossra I) f'rRimiT. and so licits from his friends a continus'.ceof their sup port, with the assurance of Irs best exertions for their interest, lie still continues the commission business. U> MEUBEin. July Si2 * 65 • . Bacot* and Pickled Herring. A lew thousand lbs. good North .Camhi-a^ Pa- - con and 20 bids pickled Herring - j ; : mirrfivetl »nd for sa'e hy G F & <) PALMES irt M xckerel, Salmon, Pork. &c. fir sal.- at :e- t f&M j2l!!; " A ~ 6 ’ The Subscriber. Irtvir.g accepitd ol li»t agency of three exten sivc Paper Manufactoneft to the north, will always have a large supply of the following description* of PAPER, viz: Super Royal printing Paper Royal do <lo D.-mi do do Foolscap writing do R >>e vellum letter do Ke didi cy.p do iLuible wrapping do Coiuinon do do ALSO, ov HAM». A quanlity of JHmk Books, wliicli will he sold at a rale tliat will inaite it an object to retailers to purchase. LIKEWISE A ronpfsnt supply of Albany double ALE and PORT in barrels. L. PETTY. S-tvannah, May ?7 25 Bor Sale. The subscriber intending to be absent from this state for die summer months, oilers A pair of fine carriage Horses, Also an excellent gig or saddle Horse, A light Carnagt. complete for travelling; A Gig, Philadelphia built, nearly rew; As also his imdjr.to servant Scipio, au excellent coachman and waiting man; With Sally and her son Hercules. Sally is a good cook, washer and Toner*, and Hercules about 15 years old, is a complete house servant, and well understands the care And management of horses. The above lnrse* and carriage are well worth the attention of any person who intends travelling as they wi re tired last summer on a journey to the westward. The above servants are honest, sober, and in every wav desirable for a family. For terms apply at the compring house Fra zier’s wharf, or at the house, Oglethorpe square. John Speakmaii. jane 3 31 'To Hire, Ton TOE SUMMER, A Roy. who is a good house servant. Appl; at this office j'ine 4 32 Wanted Immediately, A man to attend a place near this city. None need apply without producing vouchers cf his hon es’y and sobrietv. Apply to the priutcr. hr*e <6 New Summer Goods. By the ship Emily, just arrived from Liver- pool, the subscribers have received^ a supply ol Seasonable Articles; which makes their assortment mote* general and extensive than at any former period—-and will be fold at a low advance, and long credit given for approved paper. ANDREW LOW 6t CO. april 17——91 * Spring Goods. By the ship Oglethorpe, captain Jayne, from Liverpool, the subscribers have received a const Jerabie supply of GOODS, adapted for (lie present and approaching season. JAMES DICKSON £c CO. ■%pril 9- Ncic- l ark Furniture IVurehouse. The subscriber!!, intending to leave this cay dur ng the slimmer months, offer tor sale their stock of Fashionable Furniture, Consisting of every Jrticle in that him, at such reduced prices, as to make it an object to persons desirous of purchasing. Application can either be made at ours^re in Whitaker street, next door to colonel Sheltoan’s, or to Mr M. Heubkht. Orders for Furniture will be forwar<$*d toNew* York and executed jvith ttispatch. . J. Ii~Oldershaw& Co. npril 98 Marine Umpire Insurance Company ' .•i}jriT>E.\D Ao. 6. The bonrdipj Directors of the Savannah Marine and Fire lusm&nce company, have declared a Di vidend of's^trn per cent on their transactions.for the last sixpaj^nths, which will be paid at the of fice on and aft^r Thursday next, the 10th inst. f ,jp IL WAYNE, sec'ry. .iune 7*—.54 Just Received, Per brigs Speedy-Peace and Almira, and schoon er Susan, A fresh supply of . SHOES, in addition to a large assortment—all/or sale. b?dinu‘ l £van», red store, east of the Exchange, down the Bluff may 4 5 > JVotice. The subscribers having entered into a copart ner- ->hip, for the purpose of establishing at Liverpool, business under the firm of IVttiuwright Iff Shich, beg leave to offer thtir services to their friends, as general Shipping and Commission Merchants at tliat place. ELI WA1X WRIGHT. CHARLES HULLS, nov 25 cut 25!) Auction and Commission Business, IX MILLEOGEVILI-K, The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and tlie public in general, that they have com menced the Auction and Commission Business, in the hou«e nearly opposite the bookstore, on Wayne-street. Business consigned to their care will receive promt attention. John II. Wright &. Co. dec 18 251 Savannah River Navigation Com pany's Office.—..VO t lCE. That goods on board the Company’s boats, for which the patrenus sign a receipt, will he charg ed the highest freight, and the goods held Ve«pon- sibfe until the freight is paid; but the Company will in no case bp answerable fur deficiency or damage, unless ’he receipt be signed by the agent, or under his authority. James Willey, agent. By order of the Board. J. C. Winter, presi dent. june 29 53 Office of the Savannah River Na~ vi gat ion Company. Notice is hertby given, tliat an Instalment of five per c£nt on the. capital stock of this Compa ny, is required to be paid to the Treasurer, at Au gusta, on or bpfore the first day of August next. By order of the Beard, —J. C. W inter, president. Augusta, may 28—ac—of—47 Cj* The Instalment, of £5 per sTiare, will be received from those who wish to pay in Savan nah, bv tli£ agent at Savannah. By order of the Board at Savannah, Jatnes WHIey, agent. Savannah, jure 22 47 Savannah Library. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock r m. the room will be kept up for delivering Books. Oer.iler, 5^c , rv. feb 25 47 PURL 'C~SALES. ContiimeS Sole. On the tlrst '! upsdav in A^n«t r,est. Will be sold in fr-mt of the cHur*-lionsytirsuant to an o»der of the honorable Superior court of ibis c»'jt/nty. Tlie frfitouing Negro Slaves— part of the per^ sooa! estate cf the Ute Thomas Prescott, dret as* ed, v-2.- • Bluff. Peter, Sam John, IL.gcr, Sylvia a*ul Paris. Sold Under the direfcifou of John Screven and John Hunter, csqjj. commissioner*. G. L, Cope. july -63 City Sheriff sale. 0:i tht first Tuetduy ta .lugust next, Will be sold in front of theccuti-house, between the usual hours. One negro fellow, tunned Abraham; levied on aS the property of Win. C*rr—to aatily John Guard* ner, for house rent. - Isaac OXj’on, s c s jr.ly 3 57 Sheriff's Sale. On the first Tutsd.'.y in .I.igust next. WiUbe sold, at the court-house in Ur) an countVi at the usual hour*;, A Trr.Ct of La*’d, containing 59 acres, more lc^«j Ke irf Bryan county," a*-joining lands of Thomas Ymittg and J .* W. M*A ll»k^ei— to satisfy ex. ee.utipns in favor «f Ann Hoii tolin and others, a- gainst the estate of Joseph Sill. Geo. tl Snumarif'ii. b. c. june 29 -j* 53 . Sheriff's sale. Notice. All persons are cautioned against purchasing from Minor Winn, any lands belonging to the tales of Thomas Washington or David Murray, as he the said Minor Winn lias no power or aulhori ty to dispose of any property of said estates.— Persons who have purchased, and bold under h title, are notified that suits will be commenced against them by the subscriber, who alone has th legal claim to the property belonging to said e: tales. Louisa Omones. june 30 54 Notice. All persons are forewarned not to purchase tha 1 plantation or tract of land, called Xelviilc, in South-Carolina. advertised by George Wooiiiuff s.=q. as the said tract ofland belongs to the eslai uf Muriay to which the Mibscribcr is the only sur viving representative. This tract of land callec NeRille, is offcretl for sale by the subscriber, upon advar.tageuus terms,und indisputable lilies will be Gouisa Omones. june 30 54 Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at law, decea sed, ar<' requested to render .the same, duly attest ed; and those indebted thereto, will please make payment to Messrs Robert $c Joseph Habersham, who are authorised to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, exe'r. mav 3 4 pipes O ^nll do s qr catks3 Co. Jliud&r L F Madeira WINE , Superior .Madeira Wine. % Jult rcceiitdfrom th. hc:nc fJ fluwurd March ii 2p. ' 4 bn 8i-qr t- f aale by JOHN LATH HOP St CO July 2. - M 63 Htinler'itth rf ■i hogsheads prime Leaf Tobacco, Jvat icctivtt! Ai.J fur sair by M.Herbert. jvilv 23 — 63 ~ For Sale A Urgeyeurg well brviu uiu * efttt. jiil>- 3 r;~65 Take Notice. All person, - re hereby let!).el urei'itinp any ;>er- ,.to on try account, a. 1 am dr;orrmned to pay «... debts bu. e.f n.y own conirar.t.r.f. . I,rot July 22 65 Apply at this Jucub Vaver. City of Savannah. SvLct Ofi... Jit'a 17. IE”) Numerous cntnpla'u't., combined with sujptes- tious of duty, demand rf tbU department, tlie niost efficient measures for tin pies.nation of or.ler itnel decorum on the S-iutth The Cily Constable*, ri conjunction with tlie *i’ Watch, are hereby required, nnner he direction of thi Marshal, m patrol the streets and suburbs I of tbi^city, oni to he prompt and ml-iUih in tlie ji .r-tcseio i ..t noises, tnnni’ts an.i it. is, particu. lar.y Sncog the nr; .o s or persons .it col* Under rn pr»<xt jie improper crowds or collec tions of these person* to be allowed in the streets; aid the Said Constables *rd Watch arc author sod J..il directed In apprehend ai d convey to prison, every t^iun t* litis description whom any n.i.n- r.er ia» be found by lan^iai^e or otherwise dis- turbina the tranquility end jrood order of this city. The Mars!,.*, ar.d Soperintendant ol the Watch „ reqitts’-ed to repott to me at 1 o'clock r m and 6 m thcaf.irn .cn all occurrences .n relation To the order of the city. I'. U. i J . Charlton, ir.nyor. By the Mayor, T. M. STONE, c at july 17- —6.» Brought to Gaol, In Jefferson, Camden county, on the 3d inst. t -eweu man natr.td JOti he-ays he belongs to nia- ?or T.pin^ot Tsttod.l county; he is about 5 feet 4 or lit inches high, ligjit compacted. ».country ? r , onwards of 30 years or age. an l has large "miter* ' ISAACBAILtiY. see. V ‘jfsKi, Camden c*«stjr t Mg irs-y-U /' Gtice. The undorstigned, act't."»ga , » the attorney of Wil !i?im C. Canipheil, esq. has lately been ifotified that ? Js affairs hn» e been placed under the cure and ten- .. •rer'.ent of the Duke of Arguile and Lord Jnhr riair.phell, and acting under their instructions hai •> request tr«at all legal demands against the Siid W G. Cair.pbdi, esq. late of South Carolina, n be pre^ei.ted without delay propeily aticvted. Julia M'Nish. july 13——x. 61 (•ffp The Edi-or of the Charlesioi Courier will please insert the above six times, and render hi: account to if is « ffice fr -r payment. ,1. M. One Hundred Dollars' reward. N »w in 5sav?» nan cr its vicinity, a negro ir ai by the name of bi*ro?.*, a carpenter by trade— >imon is endeivoring to pass for a freeman, am: has recently been se n working at hi; trade in this place. All perrons are cautioned against har boring or emr h»>ji;g him in any inanne. 1 v/hatev. erj and if dtttcttd ill doing so will be deali witl «ts rigidly as llie law will allow. J. S. Thomas. mav 12 12 One Hundred Dollars- reward- Hr* ice j.ui, on l e night vf the Jill ol July, 1819 the following prisoners: William Lixoset, about*30 ynrs of age, and five feet six • r seven inches high—blue eyts— »i. s hi hair and thin face. Jokx SnxLLixusruKTit, sbotit 33 rears of age- five feet one or two inches high, steal formed, blue eyes : mi light hair. Wiuum Wattkb about 25 years of age, five evt five inches lugh, light hair, large blue eyts, m l large red iv’-e. William Blithe, about 26 years of age, ami ;vc fret s-x or .seven inchts high; dark h:ur and yrs; sallow complexion, having been tick for ome time. The above reward will he paid for the snrren- ler of the above prisoners to the marshal fur die district of Georgia,' in Savannah, or to th-* jailer of Chatham county, or a due prop >rtion for eith er of them. John H. Morel, marshal d. g. july 13 1 61 a* Forty dollars’ reward. Ranaway about the 8th day of November last, a ntgro fellow named FRIDAY, about 37 years old. about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high; he has a scar on one of his checks, a stout body and bowdeged, Urge beard and whiskers, a smart spoken fdlow; former!) the property ol Mrs Martha Johnston, of White-hlufT; he has a w ife at Turnbull's pUnta- t un, ne ;»- Savanna!); he has been spen sevenil times a fishing about White-bluff, and passing along the road from their towards Savanna!). The above reward wil* be paid to any person tliat will lodge th -. aid Fnday in Savannah gaol< Pearson Hardee. SapthiCarolijaf July 16—-x.*-——63 Notice. The sole and surviving partner of a house, and he most cx'ensive and respectable, chat ever ex isted in Charleston, South Carolina, havjpg suffer- 1 most severely from its reverses and other c:.u ss; hut, from a nearly twenty years labor, has cv a prospect and certainty of drawing some thing - try handsome from the thraW.’dtms of it; and having to support a claim against the Spanish government, for a very extensive sum, secured to him by the convention of 1802, and tlie treaty re eerily concluded with Spain, and supported by every document and proof {fiat can be necessary t> substantiate it, that have been mostly in the keeping of the American government, for four teen years pa3t—would be glad to treat with Honorable and respectable house in Georgia, for the immediate advance of One Thousand Hollars, on tlie legal interest of the country; .they pay men! to be secured by a security on a most ex tensive and valuable lauded properly, in Glynn county. Or, he would prefer procuring the im mediate patronage of a respectable house friend, to that amount, on llie condition, of thtir being permitted to participate in tlie monies ceivtd, beyond any thing that he could offer, as an interest; and to have permanent advantages secured to them, af-cr the recover of llie property The most satisfactory and t!n&eniabie testimoni als and evidences will he shown to any respecta ble applicant. For further parlir«,luT u please to apply to capt. N’ewco.ub, at the bar of the Wash ington flail. Savannah, June V>th, 18’9. [-141 To Rent My Dwelling House. It lias eight rooms with fire places—four apartments in the cellar, which arc p «vrd with th-j best quality cf flag; and up- on the lot are a kitchen, and commodious carri age house, etc The house nrgh! be made secure against fire, and its situation is convenient for merchant's counting rooms. George. Jones. } mrriiJT 73 For Rent y A comfortable Dwelling Ilou. e, situated* on a corner lot, in a central part of tlie city, and not far from the Market. Possession u ill be given on die otii oi January next. Apply to John P. Williamson dec. 23 255 Stolen, From Ihe prcket.bock of a gentleman in this city, two TEN DOLLAR BILLS of the Hi»k' of ten. If any negro attempts to pass a Bill of this description, it is requeued, as a means of discovering tlie thief, that ihe hid maybe retained and the vegro arrested until information be given at this office, mav 13 13 Saw and Roller Gins. The suhscr.-bcrs respectfully inform the jiouth- riariters, that they can be supplied with tlie above Gins—warrantee, for durability and performance, to be equal to any made in the state. '1'he Roller Gins arc on an improved plan; to work by animal power, 'or water. They have been trieJ, and certified by different planters, to have gained twemy pounds per hour. Brice of Saw Gins—three dollars and a half per saw. Roller Gins—one hundred and fifty dollars each. Orders from Messrs. Brown, Green & Co. in Sa vannah, will be imnciualiy attended to. Thomas & James Liffe, june 24 - *ca—49 Chariest- n. So. Ca. Brought to Goal, In Savannah, July 14, 18.9, a nejjro man v.ho says his name is Will, arid that he belongs to Benjarrin Chairs, near Doubiin, Laurens comity He is ilbcut twenty years of age five feet fix incl*s high, fie formerly belonged to Vcrdier, ot South Carolina. JI. M’Callj g. c. c. july IS —62 On thr. first Tuesday in JhtgusC next. Will be sold at tlie court-house in tlie city of Sx* VHim.ih, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock, I he fallowing six negroes, viz: Sue, London, Funny, Bobbin, Bumpy and Mary—levied on as the property of Francis Levitt, dec. to satisfy a judgment in favor of John Dawson. G. L. Cope, s. c. c. july ^ 57 ; Sheriff's Sales. Or the firU Tuesday in win gust next• Will be sold, at Effingham court-house, between the usual hours, 1000 Ar-es of Land, hounded on Thomas Wy- Iv, David Lovet and George Arnsdorf *s lands, and tne public lots of Effingham court-house. Also, Let No 9, and the improvements thereon, as the property of Philip Junes—to satisfy an execution *n favor of B.«z3I Gray. Also, 300 acres cf land, joining lands of Samuel Neidlinger, G. J. Neace, Jushtia l);?!:er Krouce and G. Smith 300 acrus of land adjoining lands of Jedediah Whiteman, 3. Arnsdoif ami fi< il fl' Ziteihour. 166 acres, L in# near the Great Bay. Also, 65 acres of land, jdiru ingtamis of C Ulmer and Wiser baker—to satisfy an execution in favor of A valid Howe. Also, 72 acres of land and the improvements thereon, lying on tlie Augu>t.i road, above Ebenezer—as the pro* pert) of Matthew Uiist-r—to satisfy an execution ii\ lav or of David Shobhar. C. M’isenbaker, s. £. c. june 29—f 53 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, Jam JI, 18i9, a negro man whose name is Jonx, says he belongs to Lh.I.p Good bread, of Camden county; l>e is about 3o years of age and 5 feet 6 inches high. H. iVriCall, g. c. c july 13 61 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, on the 13th of May, 1319, a negro man who says iris name is Hamit, and that he be longs to James Liner, of Charleston. He is about twenty-five years of age and five fr-et seven inchts high. H. M‘CALL, g c c may 15 15 Savannah Poor House Hospital. VISITING COMMITTEE ron July ami August. Joseph S. Fei.it and Thiohossus Bxhtoxv. Joseph Cumtuiug, sec’ry. Georgia Hotel. The subscriber informs his friends and the pub lic, that he lias again resumed the control of the above establishment; and having formed a con nection with Mr Gideon Daly, it will be conduct ed in future under the firm, of H'Acftkiss Iff H*lp, Their best exertions will be given to render it is complete a public house in every respect as any in the city. , D. HOTCHKISS, may 26—-^4 Ten Dollars reward. Runaway frr-m tlie sub^ciiUera ntgro fellow by t..e name of Jim who is eaptctej to nuke his way lor Savannah, I'llt: propei ty ol Edward l)el- egai.) Ar.ypcrton detecting the fa.d negro and placing Inn: where t may rec. tve him si.all receive the i\ ward ot twenty d. i;ar« if out of the com ty oi' Mc’imoahi if deluded ill the county the shove *ew i'd shall he paid on (he deli* try of die said ltcro . EDWARi) DELLGAt. july 15 a 62 Georgia—Bulloch county. By the honurable the court of ordinary cf sai l joui.iy. Whereas, Cit barine Jackson, ariminist i atr x of he tfctaie of Jairn Jackson, dtcea»rd, hath ap plied to i!.e said court for letters dismissory from the said adminis- ration. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said de ceased to file their objections (if any they have) the office of the clerk of thL court on or before e Hth day of September next, otherwise letters ^.-missory will be granted to the applicant. Witness the honorable David Kennedy, esq one of the justices of said court, tins ICtl) day oi July, 2319. [kb] ELY KENNEDY, ccojc july 15 r Notice. The estate and effects of Awdrkw Erwix, A. F.rwin, Groce St Co. and Ehwjn U Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment of certain .debts in the first instance, and alter* irdsfi>f the benefit of ail the creditors of the said er weerns, notice is hereby given to those interested, of the said assignment. All persons indebted to the said Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Groce 8t Co. or Erwin & Co. are notified to pay the amount? 1 their debts to toe subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will be required, in order to enable the subscribers to make a settlement cf the affairs of the said firms. All those having claims again* the said parties are requested to exhibit them to the subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES.*) *• JOHN M‘KINNFi, BARN A M‘K1NNE, WILLIAM SIMS, ma ch 31 76 Two Thousand Dollarsi The above reward will be paid to any person who will furnish information which shall cause tlie apprehension and conviction of the person or persons concerned in altering the Bills of any of d.e li.*r,ts in this city, from five and ten dollars u> fifties and hundreds. The undersigned, with tlie desire of discovci ing the perpetrators of those infamous acts, will re ceive information, either personally cr in writing t and liberally reward'those who may furnish intel ligence to eff ect the above object so important to this commimiiy. W. 15. Bulloch, jP. It, ofGa. Geo. Anderson, P. P, It, U. Richardson, P. O. B. U. S. march 16 63 One Hundred Dollars' reward. Runaway from the subscriber some time in F* , Art:ary last, from my plantation, near MUledgC- T vide, a negro man named Cradles. This negro was ra ; sed in the family of Mr Charles Irvine, near Sunbury, in Liberty county, ai;d was some time the property of Mr Williford, of Savannah, where he »< 'well known. When he absconded he took w.th him a sorrel horse, saddle and bridle, and as he has m ny relatives and acquaintance both in Liberty county and Savannah, and ss his wife who belongs to Mr. Palmes, of Savannah, has lately absconded, it is presumed Charles it. at no great distance. I a ill par to any person who shall apprehend and secure in some safe gaol, so that I get him again, one hundred dollars. J). E. Mitchell. may \Y 16 -62 Georgia—Bulloch county. By the bunoroblt the court cf orclii-ary of Siiil county. Whereas. Sarah Goodman,aun.inistratnxoftht estate of David Goodman, deceased, hath applied for letters dismissory from the said administra tion. . Now, therefore, these are, to cite »r.d adrr.o nish all and singular the.kindred and creditors of the said deceased to file their objections (if any they have) in the office of the e’erk of thi» court on or before the 11th day of September next otherwise Utters disinissory will be granted the 3P WUtes"s, the honorable John Eve-riff, esq one of the justices of said court, this 10th day of Jtiiy, 1819. [LS] ELY KENNEDY, c. o ne t july 15—"-68- Mansion House. Tiie subscribers Itave taken a larpe and cotn* modiuus Hiitise at the corner of Green and MTnJ i street"; which is now fitting' up in the most convenient insurer, and will be opened on the 1st of i>ct iber nesi, for the reception of company.—- It is situated in tlie mojt pleasant part of tlie . .. n. and no pains w.H be I pared to render the establishment worthy tie patronage of the public. ms will lie fmed up in superior sts le for the KCet.mmndation of tamilies, as well as single rooms fur gentlemen. The nropnetors of this establishment have en. deavored to combine cirgahcc with convenience. Tluy flatter themselves their table and bar will imt be excelled by rfty in the Southern country. They have also prepared in an airy situation large new stables and safe carnage hou-es Those who are fondjw good living, airy, new, and clean 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 aw ap. proved hostler. * YOUNG & Mc’1£EENJ£. june 18 fpj- The editors of the Savannah Republican, Charleston Courier, and Milledgeville Journal, will insert tlie above once a week till the 1st of January next and forward their accounts to th* office of th. Augusta Chronicle, for payment, june23-e—}——■<# *
