About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1819)
No. ijt—Vol. XVII, Tuesday evening, august 17, ist9. Whole Fellow Citizens! T ATT) 4 candidate lor CtHHK OP THp MAH- KUT: if eleded, pledge myself for the perform' •ace of the duties of the office. Robert Christie. tog 12 74 To the Public. t offer sve-candiJat* for Ulerk of the Market: if elected will endeavor to disenarge the duties thereof, JOHN DILLON »u? 12 74. During tUe absence of our John S peak man, John McNish, esq and L 11. Almy, «reour fcttornies JOHN SPEARMAN U CO. July 17 c* 63 &Law Office. The subscriber will etfemi in his professional bo vines* when ever called npon. He may be found lit the Exchange or in Broughton street, at Mn. Voting’s. JOHN D. LK IVES. ,ju!y 29——68 The subscriber Tenders to his freodiand acqojiintances, his services as an AUCTIONEER and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. He has a convert iedt and commodious fire proof More, and will use ♦is utmost exertions to give satisfaction to those who m i} favor him with their support. ' George SchleV. imannali. ?*t atig. i 70 Received from Liverpool, By the brig New-Orh »ns racket, via //(tries, A supply ct b'ue and white i’Liuit, of an excellent quality; and A few bales of L^-idm dvjfil Planter/, The above woolens are worth the attention of flatter,, it they have come out 22} per cent cheaper than any wuylena of the same quality im p ..-ted last year. OX (MSB 450 pieces first quality Bagging A lja» bales Vo.lt.hi.e Ch a'hing Pipes and quarter casks old Madeira An elegant London mr.de Piano And a few handsome gold Watches A Also, for salt A comfortable re-iJcncc in broughton-street, in a healthy situation. The bouse is three stories .high; the lower one of brick and the two tipper of wood The out buddings, which arc in good repair, are also of hrick. The whole premises have lately undergone a thorough repair. The binttc is covered with slate: the two lower stories plastered; the upper newly papered,and incom plete order for occupancy, which will be given the 1st October. JOHN M'NISH, aug 3—ca 70 Notice. Persona having demands against the Es f ate of Edmund Dillon, Deceased, will present their ac. CjU'its and those indebted to said Estate wil it" payment to JOHN DILLON, ji.ly 15—6J Jtdsnr ef.tr,id plat. The Copartnership Heretofore carried on b> IK Scarbrough, Toteph P M Xiane if MU .A grown, under the firm ol S?css»R0C0B & M Kixvr. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. It is requested that ail unsettled accounts tnav be rendered in tor settlement or It. initiation; and :h,t all persona indebted will •i.-thwilh task" p .Vtnent ’> W Scarbrough, W* SCARBROUGH J. P. M'KI.VNF, JOHN N Vi l ROM, aug 12,18 9 Qj* The subscriber intending to continue btisi- e»s in the factorage & fern mission fine alone ■for hit own account, offers bis best services in that line, to the friends of the former concent and ,e public; and to those, disposed to favor him who tna? hesitate to do so from his recent em- rriitsment. a sufficient guarantee will be furnish- under the patronage offriends, competent to rd it. WILLIAM SCARBROUGH, aug 12—cm 74 Muscovado Sugar. _t received perbng David Porter, from St. Jago, ;90 htids prime Mucovado Sugar '93 barrels do do do I i SJ boxes brown *ugar. - for sale by DOUGLASS & SORREL, wno aarx, ' ;Green Coffee Tentrifie Wine ittls Soap , _ serial. Gunpowder and Hyson Teas .findow.Olavt, 8 by 10 and to by 1J ^Holland Gin, t*c Ac. aug 12 r 74 Prime Pork. cask* of prime Pork, for sale by * IV tu. Tajlor. -74 l aug Notice. 'ter (he 1st of September next the subscriber cease to receive bridge Dills—In the rnr .n thev will be taken at par for goods nr debts 1 .ANDREW LOW & Co. bug 12——w——74 fust Received and for Sale J, pr ice LEAF TOBACCO P J. II Herbert, lug 14 a 73 J\otice. Copartnership of WlrtlAXSOX & Dt Via- [•xpires this day by its limitation. Joax T. f ans jx is hereby authorised to settle and ad. El the accounts of tk*t co cern. 1 hose in. will call and pav or liquidate their balances, IC dtm'.nds will present then for JO IN P WILLIAMSON. w>ETIT DE Vll.f.F.KS. kb. llthTugust, 1819—»T—75 Notice. • The unfinished business of the late firm of Iioyd &,lfsrt«s, will beattended to by'thesttjscribers, who h iving entered into copartnership, tender their professional services to their friends.—Their office it in the new brick building at he corner of the Bay and Whitaker street, over col.dhelman'' Crockery store. James Morrison, John C. Nicoll. My 15—62 Bills of Exchange On London, Glasgow, Manchester and Liver pool, payable in London, for sale by John Speaktnan tJCo. april 26 98 The Subscribers, Offer for sate, an invoic*. containing 10 bales wse Blarfceta 8-4 a li-4 30 bales London ffutftl Blankets, assorted sizes .2 bale* b’ue- Plaint 2 bal*3 Cassimerea, assorted colors & pnccs 6 bafts. 6 4Cb>thj, do do do 2 wrapper great f>a»s The above goods being fairly charged, and comprising a g?od assortment ol heavy wooIenSp fiiran establishment in Savannah or Augusta, will be a dd at a moderate advance and on liberal ere dit for approved paper, to clove sales. James Dickson & Co. aug K) 73 'The Subscriber, Having accepted of the agency of thr^ extern sive Paper Manufactories to the north, will always luve a I ,rge supply of the following descriptions of PATER, viz: Super Royal printing Pape* Royal do do Demi do ‘ do IT'Jlsolp writing do It ,se vellum letter do Kentish cap do Double wrapping do Common dp do ALSO, OX HAST). A quantity of Blank Books "hich will be aold at a rate that will make it an object to retailers to purchase. LIKXW1SX A conriant supply of Albany double ALE and PORT in barrels. ' L. PETTY. Savannah, May 27 25 For Sale 700 pieces Dundee' Bagging James Dickson Sf Co. aug 10 73 For Sale. The subscriber intending to be absent from this state for t!>e summer months, offers A pair oFfine carriage Hordes, Also an excellent gig cr f-addle Horse, A light Car riage, complete for travelling; A Gig, Philadelphia built, pearly rew; As a4'0 his mulatto servant Scipio, an excellent oarliman a"d waiting nmn; With Sally and her son Hercules. Sally goodcook, washer and troner; an.d Hercules about 15 years old, is a complete house servant, and well understands the care and management of horses. The above horses carriage !*re well u*i the attentiim of any person who intends travelling as they were used last summer on a journey to Attorney the westward. The above servants are honest, ,\W. Scwl/rough sober, and in every way desirable for a family. Por terms apply at the corapting house, Fra zier’s wharf, or at. the house, Oglethorpe square. John Speaktnan. June 3 31 Georgia Hotel.' The subscriber informs bis friends and the pub lic, that he has again resumed the control of the above establishment; and having formed a con nection with Mr’ Gideon Daly, it will he conduct ed in future under the firm of Hjtchliss y .Dvtiy. Their best exertions will be given to render it as mipiete a public house in every respect as any in the city- D. HOTCHKISS, may 26 24 To Rent The Dwelling House on the Bay, nearlv oppn e to Washington Hall, at present occupied by »frs Bernard, as a, b earding house. I'o*session can be riven iinmedlarely. I. MINIS, aug 3 t 70 To Hire Five active able bodied Negro Men. For terms pply to ^ WILLIAM MOKKL. Negroes to Hire. Two n^gro Women, one of whom is a good i k and turns- S -nmi'; also a negro Boy about* 1L to be hired by the m'»nth or year. Enquire at ie office of the Republican. N. B. The above negroes are warranted honest, sug 10 -73 Factorage. J uodtmigned intend,nx- to continue to de- ill hi* time »n0 hii attention to the Factor- Id Commission Business offers his 'Jest ser- |o his friends and to nil those who m„y he i to favor him. He will, until further no- eep hi* office in the counting room of K Kicli:i:Js >n Jc Co. and have (he pro- I rrjttclisndi-e, that siiali be consigned to 1 in Bolton’s fire-proof bnildfigs. Petit De Vtller*. xnrilv, 11 tb August, 1819—c«-75 them Stage Regulations. ■ Will run but once a week in future. „.t of October next. It will leave Sx bery Thursday, «nd Arrive in Darien the i >nd leave D»rien every 1 uesday, and (rannsb the same day. The stage wil! isely at 4 o’clock in the moming, and , p?t-(n, tr ebrtiiJ neglect to attend at in fin.?, their money will be forfeited lll bc resetvedfor any person unless the »t the time of entering tbeir name . • will be allowed 14 lb*, baggage, ey will be charged fire cents per ■nge will he at the ri-k of tin* e will be still kept at the bar of I Hotel. AViliiam B. Ilolzcndorf. r* .i Jour wheel Carriage, Nta r l> new, with or without a pair of superior lior&es, f> r sale Apj ly at this otiicc- utig 7 72 VoUi't! >){prc, Augnst 7, I SI 9. A is kept in «i»i* officr, 1>r ary entry, me- moianium, or inf rm *tiun, that any ]>-. rso*’, (with or without hi$ Jirnme) may wish to communicate to the Ihiuncil, the* Maj or, or Marshal. It is also desired, ‘hit all ccmplijots for,viobrjotis of city tlinanccr. or other grifanc^s which require^he interposition cf this department, may be entered and comn unicati-d in the same form. By order of the Mayor F. M. St'UPic, r. m. Ffty Dollars’ reward. On the n.orning tf the 13th tilt, my negro girl HiXXiB h ft her employ an«! Ins not since return ed Hannah is a ^eusibie, 1 .kcJy gi r U about twelve years of age; his a rear on one side of her face and cheek, occasioned by the burn of an oven lid. the upper part rear her term )e plainly per ceivable, the lower part more faint, one of ber ears has a hole in it. the other isypown up; she had t*n a dark striped calico frock, with a cueck apron or bid with sleeves. Hannah formerly be longed to a Mr Gueft, who lived-on the road leading from Savannah to Jenk’s Bridge, but for nearly three years past has resided about Spring Hill, where she is generally known. Twenty D^lars will be given for l^r apprehension, if caught within twenty miles of the city, and all reasonable expenses ;>s:d; and Fifty* Dollars if it can be proved ahe was either harbored or entic ed away by a white man. W. CRAIG. r.u ?3 70 New Summer Goods. By the ship Emily, just arrived from Liver pool, the subscribers have received a supply of Seasonable Articles; which makes their assortment more general and extensive than at any former period—-and will be sold at a h>w advance, and long credit given for approved paper. ANDIiENV LOW 2c CO. april 17- ——91 Just Received, Per brigs ,Sp^edy-P»^ce and AUn’ra, and schoon er Susan, •• A fresh supply of SHOES, in addition to a large assortment—all for wile. SdtmieMEvans. red more, cam of the Exchange, do-.cn.ihc Bluff may 4 -5 Notice. The subscribers having entered into a copartner ship, for the purpose of establishing at Liverpool, business under the firm of IVainvrtght Lf Shich, beg leave to offer tin ir services to their friends, as general Siiippiug and Commission Merchants at that place. EU WAINWKIGHT. CHARLES SIHELS. nov 25 cue 2.30 Jiuction and Commission Business, ix jritiEnusri ice. The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public n general, tijat tliey have com menced the Auction and Commission Husinesr, in the house nearly opposite the bookstore, on VVayne-street. Business consigned to their care will receive promt attention. John II. Wright St Co. dec 18 251 Murine Sf Fire ftisurar.ee Company j nir/Skxo .v,. 6. j The bo<»rd of Directors of the Sava nr ah Marine aqu Fire Insurance corr.pany. have declared a Di vidend of seven percent on their transaction# for the last six months^; wbtcli will be paid at the of fice on and af ter Thursday next, the 10th inst. * It. WAYNE, jee’ry. june 7 34 PUBLIC SUES. Savannah.Marine if Fire * INCURANUE OFFICE. fVanted to purclmre, STOCKS, cither of the Planters, State, Unised States, or Darien hanks — Apply at tliis office R. WAYNE, itch Aug 5 cm 71 Savannah Iiiver Navigation Com party 9 s Office.—*YOlli'E. That goods on board the Company’s boats, for which the patroons sign k receipt, will be charg ed the highest freight, and the goods*held respon- siHe until the freight is paid;- but the ’-Company will in nojpnae.be aiiswyvabte for deficiency or (lurjjage, urjess the receipt he signed by the agent, or under his auihonty. .T:uue$ Wittcji agent. By order of the Hoard. J. C. Wjatcr, president. june 29—53 Savannah Library. , F.verv Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock v st. the room will be kept open for delivering Decks. Oemler, sec’ry. feb 25 47 ' Notice. All person? having demands against the estate of Noble Wimbc 'ly Jones, attorney at law, decea sed, are requested to render the same, duly attest ed; and those indebted thereto, will please make payment to it & Joseph Habersham, who are auth’ ristd to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, exe'r. may 3 4 otice. The sole a-id surviving partner of a house, and the most extensive mul respectable, that ever ex isted in C!ur'-ft..n S»-uth-Carolina, having suffer ed most several; from its reverses and other cau- but, from .; nearly twenty* years labor, has r a prospc*-! and certainty of drawing some thing very h ir.dsnfne from die thrawidems of it; and having to support a claim against the Spanish government, for a very extensive sum, secured to im by the convention •'•f l£02, and tlie treat> re cently concluded with -Spain, and supported by every document ami proof that can be necessary to substantiate it, that have been inosily in the keeping of the American government, for four teen years pad—would be glad to treat will) a: honorable atul respectable bouse in Georgia, io the immediate advance of One Thousand Dollars on the legal interest of the country; they pay ment to be secured by a security on a rood ex tensive and valuable landed property, iu Glynn county. 1 Or, he would prefer procuring the im mediate patronage of a respectable bouse or friend, to that amount, on the condition, of their j permitted to participate in the monies re ceived, beyond any thing that be could offer, as an interest; and to have permanent advantages secured to them, after the recover of the property The most satisfactory and undeniable testimoni als and evidences will be shown to any respecta ble applicant. For further particulars, please to apply to capt. Nswcomb, at the bar of the Wash ington Hall. 'Snvavnah. .Tune 13/A, 1819. [441 , Notice. AH persons sre cautioned against purchasing from Minor Winn, any lands belonging to the es tates of Thomas Washington or David Murray, as he the said Minor W inn has no power or authori ty to dispose of any property of said estates.— Persons .w ho have purchased, and hold under his * itie, are notified that suits will be commenced against them by the subscriber, who alone has the legal claim to the property belonging to said es tates. Louisa Omoncs. june 30 54 On Ttufrsday tlicSASept. urxt, Wi l l.e suiti at L;e icm31Dec ui Wm. Uc\s- tun dec Or,« ucgrtl woman, ore cow h c*If, bt tisekold ar.U kueben lurt.ilitre btloTijrirg tg the estate of Miu. Ro>str/u dec—bv order of the honorable the court of ordinary for Chatham county! By oidee ot ilic Etocutnx. Suit to ctu.n.ence at 10 o'clock, . A. Howe. aucVr. July 74 * 66 • City Sherif’s Sale. - /)n the. fir si Tuesday in September next» WJi he blld in front o{ the Court-House, between ibM-’tufi of ten and two o’clock, AU tlro^e half Lots of Land, in the city of Sa. vanrah, brown by the numbers (39 and 40,) Li* beny bounded on ihe nffrth by a latyr. oi\ ibetust l>x Jeffvrson-street, on the west by Dti* hignuiTs lot, ana on the^nrt;lh by ihe othermcrie- ».ies uf lath nttuihers and .40,) Kgether with the imprbvenieuta therein, atihjeci to the Corpo ration ground rent—levkxf on as the property of Ducior Abraham SlieftsU. to satisfyfe&txuttops itt favour of Darnel liobms and another. Isaac ou, s. c. 5. july 31, 1819 69 Continued Sale. On the first Tuesday in Supteiiiber next. Will be sold at Effingham court house, b(.tween the usrtal I: mrs, • One thousand acres of land, bounded on Thorraa Wylly, David l.oret, and George Amstufi ’s lands, ;o,d the piitdic lots of Effingham court house th- A.lso, lot No 9, Springfield, xrid the improve, menu; levied on as ihe property of Philip Junta to satisly an execution in favor of Bazil bray. C. Wisenbaker, s. E. c. aug 7 72 . Notice. All person? are forewarned net to purchase that plantation or tract of land, called Nelville, h South-Carolina. advertised by George Woodruff esq. as the said tract of land belongs to the estate of Mur|ay, to which the subscriber is the only nur- vivmg representative. This tract of land railed Nelville, is offered for sale by the subscriber, upm advantageous terms, and indisputable titles util bt given. Louisa Omones. june 30 54 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, July 28, lbI9, a 11 gro man who says his name is Sabi, and that he belongs to the estate of Sherwood Wont mack, of Hancock coun ty, Georgia; he js about 30 years of age and 5 feet 6 inches h gh. H M‘CALL, gcc. july 5S 69 For Sale. k The Steam*Boot Company wi-hing to lessen tl»e number of wooden imitdings on their wharf, jo, as to render thai property more safe from fire, of fer for s>a!e one of them as it now stands on the premises; the purchaser to take the building down and cany it off within a given time. For ftiuher particulars inquire at the agent's office, .-team-boat wharf. aug 14 75 Notice. All person** ars hereby forbid entering the en closure at Thunderbolt doint, with the intention of bathing. GEOItGE HERB. mist 14 w 75 For Sale, A desireable and healthy situation on the Salts, about two miles from Thunderbolt, containing fif ty acres, bounded easterly by a creek, northerly & westerly by colonel Flournoy’s laud, and souther ly by Cattle Park. The greater part of this tract v/as originally good hammock land, and was for merly Ihe residence of captain Davies, deceased. For term<npply to Messrs. Caiisochos & Mitcuel, • to Mr. John McKisno.v. S ■vennah, 27/5 July 1819——67 To Rent My Dwelling House. It has eight rooms with fire places—four apartments in the cellar, winch are paved with the best quality of flag; and up on the lot are a kitciien, and comiruKhous carri age house, etc The house might be made secure against fire, and its situation is convenient for merchant's counting rooms. George Junes. nvirult 37 —— 73 For Rent A comfortable Dwelling Hou^e, situated on a corner lot, in a central part of the city, and net far fr»*m the Market. Possession will be gitcu on he 6th of January next. Apply to John P. Williamson dec 23 255 The Subscriber Will be absent for a few wee ks in the interor of this state, during which Peter P Haubowat will act as his attorney. JAMES KEA. aug 14 r 75 Jin Ordinance To regulate the Assize of Bread in this city. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by ihe mayor and aider- men of the city of Savannah, in Council ^sem- ’bled That from and after the passing of ibis or dinance. the following sdiall be the assize of, and regulation for, the sale of bread in this city: ' Continued Sales. On the first Tuesday in September next, Will be sold xt Effingham court house betwetn the utual hours. 300 acres of land, adjoining land* of Samuel Needlinger, G. 1 Neice, Joshua Dasher,Krorce. and G. Smith. 30d acres of land adjoining lands of Jcdediah Whiteman, S. Afnstoff, and Gotlifi Zitle- rauer—106 acres near the great bav; and 66acre* joining lands of C. Ulmer and Wisenbahker— le vied on as the property of John Neid#fis«r to satisfy an execution in favor of Asahel Howe. C. WISE NEARER, s s o. aug 7—72 —s-na- : - :: ■ 1 1 ■..■■■». ■ aex Custom-House, Collector*e office, Savannah, 23d July, 1819. Sealed prcpo.-als will be received at this office until the 15th day of the enbuing month, for sup plying with rations liie crew of the revenue cuiter Dallas. The ration to each man per diem consists of the following articles, viz; Sunday—One pound cf bread, one pound tnd half of beef, and half a pint of rice. v Monday—One pound of bread, one pound of pork, half pirn of peas or beans, and four ounces of cheese. * f Tuesday—One pound ol bread, one pound and half rif beef, and one pouhd of potatoes, or tur nips, tnd pudding. ITcdnesday—One pound of bread, two ounces of butter, or in lieu thereof six ounces of molass es, four ounces of cheese and half a pint of rice. Thursday—One pound of bread, one pound of. pork, and half a pint of pease or beans. Friday—One pound of lucad, one pound of salt fish, two ounces cf butter or one gill of oil, and one pound of potatoes Saturday—One pound of bread, one pound of pork, half a pint of pease or beans and four ounces of cheese. A. S. Bulloch, collector. july 24 66 To Hire, ion TUE SUMMER, A Boy. who is a good house servant, this office. june 4 Brought to Gaol, In Jefferson, Can.uen county, on the 3d inst a negro man named .!im; he say s he belongs to ma jor Tipings. ol Tamakl county; he is about 5 feet 8 or lOi-rhrs high, light complected, s country born, upwards ot 30 years of age, and has large whiskers ISAAC BAILEY, see. f'smtden nvK:? t Jmy IT 65 Notice. $u!*crih»rs to the .Missionary, rrsklinR in S*. vannah, are requested to call at the i’ost-Office and receive theirTapers. Editors Missionary- july g $3 J Wanted Immediately, A roan to attend a place near this cit}'. None need apply without producing vouchers of his lion esiv and sobriety. Apply to the printer. june 21——46^ One Hundred Dollars’ reward. Xow in Savannah or its vicinity, a negro man bv the name of Siwo.v, a carpenter by trade.— Simon is endeavoring to pass for a free man, and has recently been seen working at bis trade in this place. All persons are cautioned against har boring or employiiig him in any manner whatev er; and if detected in doing so wifi be dealt With as rigidly as the law will allow. J. S. Thomas. j»J»F 12 12 One Hundred Dollars’ reward. Hanaway from the subscriber some time in Fe bruary last, from my plantation, near Milhdge- ville, a negro man named Charles. This negro was raised in the family of Mr Charles Irvine, near Sunbuty, in Liberty county, and was some tm.e the property of Ml* Williford, of Savannah, where he is well known. When he absconded he look 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 wife who belongs to Mr. Palmes, of Savannah, has lately absconded, it is presumed Charles is at no great distance. I will pay to any person who shall apprehend and secure in some safe gaol, so that I get him again, one hundred dollars: p . D. 0. Mitchell. may 17 16 . * VSec 2 Arid be it further ordained by the au ihority of the same, That so much of the ordi nance p «*d February 8 1795. as a nWPjR to, erm litate, u i'.h tha ordinance, be and iLe aame is hereby repealed. In Council. August 9.1819 L SI l'assed, T U. P- GVIARLTON, EUQar. Attest, .14. R. Ccxnxs, c. c. aug 14——74 Wanted to hire A negro girl or woman, by the month or year. Apply at this'bffice. aug 7—1—72 Two Thousand Dollars! The above toward will be paid to any person who will furnish informatiou which shall cause ti e ipprehension and conviction of the person or persons concerned in altering the Bills of any of the Banks in this city, from five and ten dollars to fifties and hundreds. The undersigned, with the desire of discoveiing the perpetrators of those infamous acts, will re ceive information, either personally or in writing, and liberally reward those who may furnish intel ligence to effect the above object s» important to this coiununily. W. B. Bulloch, F. h. of Ga. Geo. Anderson. P. V. 11. R. Richardson. F. O. B. U. S. march 16 63 Notice. Persons having demand, against the estate of the late IIxxrt Uock.cjx, esq. deceased, will pre sent the same, duly attested, for payment; ard dinse indebted to said estate will make immediate payment to THO EDVVAHO LLOYD, june 28—ft—52 Qcubfted Executor. Notice. A' short time past, a Petersburg or Pall Beat was taken up adrift below Thunderbolt, much in* fured. Should the owner thii k proper to come for it, he is requested to do so immediately. George Ilerb. Liberty.Island, Z8th June. 1819—54— j - * Notice. All person*; having demands the estate of James Bird, late cf Hrj an county, dec. will present theif accounts within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted will nu&e immediate payment, to Sarah Bird, aam'rx. Gucifiiif Smith, adm'or. gng 3 f* ■■ —70 Notice. All persons indebted to the estate cf "hemal itortr.ent, late of Savannah, deceased, arc requir* .■d to make payment forthwith—and pe'rs* r. hav- demands against said estate, are requested to rresent them duly attested, within the time pre. cubtd by law. James Morrison, adm> may 15 fx 15 Fifty dollars Reward. Ranaway trmn the subscriber on tbe 2d irat. a negro fellow, about thirty five years cf agf.nam. etf Lmvis, of a quite black complexion, well made, has rather x green look, with a small split in h • right ear, occa-.sioned by a nail, ar.d about five feet ten inches in height w f H sett, Ac. Theabov, reward will be given®) any person for spprvhend. ing and securing him in goal, so that l may get him again, amf all reasonable fxpenres will he paid. All masters of vessels, and other persons, are forbidden, under penalty «the law, harbor* mg and rendering him any aid. James Dell. Hell’* Hirer, East Florida 7 7th Aujputr M19. 5 ,, vr ri .
