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r-pn OTmRMgSiiraRnrts'^n.'rm *7? i ir • vy 1 .tj, p* NjrV'; ■ > ' •»:. * O , fall / m PUP".- -T.xyg No, 178—VoL XVJJL SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, £819. -• ■ ■ . .t- — ■. Whole No. 339i- Notice. Agent’, Office, Steam-Boat Company. The Mate of the' river, from the last *dvicet, jtistifnnrthe beliefthatthe steam-bott* will be tbl** to rtach Augusta, they will resume their employ ment, and one will be immediately sent out.— Gentlemen disposed to ship by the Company’* boats, need not be deterred by an apprehensioi of delay from a fall of the river, as bands, with poles and lighters, are arranged at proper places to carry the freighting boats on without delay, ‘ the steam boat should be detained- aug 17 * 7(5 £?■ William Starr will be a caa dictate for CLERK OF THE MARKET. at the eu- • suing election. Having understood from several persons, that report is circulated, that lama candidate for clerk of the market only for the purpOse of fs- :■# cmve those who are disposed to favor my elec tion to that office—my offering’iswith a view r- my own benefit only. WILLIAM STARR. aug 19-77 To the Public. I otter at a candidate for Clerk of the Market; If elected will endeavor to discharge the dutiis thereof, . JOHN DILLON, aug 12 74. Fellow Citizens! T sm a candidate tor CLERK OF THE MAR RUT; if elecied, pledge myself for the perform ance of the duties of the office. Robert Christie. aug 12 74 gy’Z.ttlC Office The subscriber w<U attend in his professional business when ever called upon.' lie may be found at the Exchange, or in Brcughton-streel. at Mrs. Young’s. JOHN D- LEWES, july 29 —-6T The Subscriber Will be absent for a few weeks in the interior of this state, during which PiTsR P Hauhowat Will act as iiis attorney. JAMES REA aug 14 1 75 The subscriber Tenders to his friends and acquaintances, hi* Services as an AUCTIONEER and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. He has a conven ient and commodious fire proof store, and will use bis utmost exertions to give satisfaction to those *ho may favor him with their support. George Schley. Savannah, 2d aug. —-ca—■—*70 Prime Pork. SO casks of prime Pork, for sale by Wni. Taylor. aug 12—B 74 Mules for Sale. 25 stout healthy Tennessee MULES for sale by Bacon <Sj* Bruen ang 19—Qt 77 .Received from Liverpool, By the brig Ncw-Urleans Packet, via Darien, A supply of blur and •mhiu Plaint, of an excellent quality) and A few bales of London infill Blankelt The above wooleni are worth the attention of plantert, as they have come out 22J per cent, cheaper than any woolens of the same quality im ported last year. * air baud S50 pieces first quality Bagging A few bales Yorkshire Cioathing Pipes and quarter casks old Madeira An elegant London made Piano And a few handsome gold Watches .Itso.for sale A comfortable resilience in Broughton-street, in a healthy situation. The house is three stories highs the lower one of brick and the two upper ctwood. The out buildings, which are in good repair, are also of brick. The whole premises have lately undergone a thorough repair. The house is covered win slate; the two lower stories plastered; the upper newly papered, and in com plete order for occupancy, which will be given the 1st October. JOHN M'NISH. aug 3 m; 70 The Copartnership Heretofore carried on by IF Scarbrough, Joseph a P M Kmne U John JVyifrom, under the firm of w ScaubroCou & M Kirt.v£ is life day dissolved by mutual consent. It is requested that all unsettled accounts may be rendered in fo»settlement or li quidation; and that all persons indebted will forthwith make payment to W. Scarbrough. WJS. SCARBROUGH. J. P. M'KINNE, \prr Attorney JOHN NYSTROM, S H~ ~ aug 12,18i9 \fT. Scarbrough Cfj" The subscriber intending to c*ntinue busi ness in the factorage Com-nisbion Line alone for hi* own account, offer* his best services in that line to the friends of the former concern and the public; and to those, disposed to favor him — who may hesitate to do so from his recent em barrassment, a sufficient paarantc* will be furnish ed, under the patronage « t friends, competent to *fiord it. tV ILL!AM SUARHROUGH. aufrl2-——cm 74 Wanted to hire A negro girl or woman, by the month or year. Apply »t this office. ^amr 7— L .72 Jjondon Porter. 30 casks tuperior- JLondo b-ovn Stout, import ed in the ship Georgia, for salt by ^ WM. tV OuDBKIDGE, jidy 17—1”~ n -rib east corner Exchange. —63 Old Madera Wine, The undersigned have lately received, from the celebrated house of Jno. Howard March & Co. s tmail quantity of very superior Old L. P. Madei ra Wukh in pipes, half pipes, quarter casks and half quarter c^ks; whichthey confidently recojn- mtnd« and otfer t>r sale, at cost a.id charges. Will 1.10)80!* ij* De Villcrs. Savannah July 20—if— 64 Parrel of Oil Missing. A barrel, containing 38 to 40 gallons Sperm Oil, has laldy been missing from our store, (sup posed delivered by misuke,) marked G & P on one head, Sumr Strd on the other. Any informa tion respecting it will be thankfully rSceived, and trail Hollars for the recovery, by Gray dj" Finder. »ug 19-— 77 Notice. All person* having demands against the estate _a Qjanmx Haisaxa are requested to present them duly attested,snd those indebted will make im- nediate payment to .... . . v George D. Heis'er, rtdm’cr jjanUiM 1 } in 14 ■ Notice. The unfinished business of the late firm of Lloyd fc Morrison, will beatlended to by the subscribers, who having entered into copsrtncrship, tender their professional services to their friends.—Thar office is in the new brick building at the corner of the Bay and Whitaker street, over coLSbelman’s Crockery store. James Morrison, -John C. Niculi. july 15-62 Bills of Excha nge On London, Glasgow, Manchester and Liver pool, payable in London, for sale by ‘ John Speakman iS'Co april 26 - 98 The Subscribers Offer tor sale, an invoice, containing 10 bale* rase Blankets 8-4 a If-4 SO bales London duffil Blankets, assorted sizes 2 bales blue Plains 2 bales Cassi meres, assorted colors & prices 6 hales 6-4 Cloths, dp do do 2 bales wrapper gre*t^C6»ls Theabove goods being fairly charged, and comprising a good assortment ot heavy woolens, for an' establishment in Savannah or Augusta, will lie sold at a moderate advance and on liberal ere dit for approved paper, to ^ose sales. James Dickson fit Co. aug 10 73 > • Notice. The Copartnership of Willtawsos to Dr. Vu isbs expires this day by its limitation. Jobs P. tyruiaxsoir is hereby authorised to settle and ad just all the. accounts of tbvt concern. Those in debted will call and pay or liquidate their balances, and those having demands will present them for payment. JOHN P WILLIAMSON. PETIT DE VILLKKS. Savannah, Llth August, 1819—tr—75 .. • Factorage. The undersigned intending to continue to de vote all bis time and his attention to the factor age and Commission Business, offers Ins best ser vices to his friends and to Ul those who may be pleased to favor him. He will, until further no tice, keep Ins office in the counting-room of Messrs R Richardson & Co. and have the pro duce and merchandise, that shall be consigned (o him, stored in Bolton’s fire-proof buildings. Petit De Villcrs. Savannah, llth August, 1819 cm—75 The Subscriber, Having accepfed of the agency of three exten sive Paper Manufactories to the north, will always have a large supply of the following descriptions of PAPER, viz: Super ftuyal printing Paper do do do do do do do Royal de Demi do Foolscap writing Rose vellum letter Kentish cap Double wrapping Common do also, o»r riaa d, A quantity of Blank Books, which will be suld at a rate that will make it an object to retailers to purchase. LIKEWISE A con*tant supply of Albany double A TV. and PORI in barrels. L. FC/rtV. Savannah, May 27—25 For Sale 700 pieces Dundee Ragging • James Dickson Co. aug 10 — ■ 73 . For Sale. The subscriber intending to be absent from this state for the summer months, offers A pair of fine carriage Horses, Also an excellent gig or saddle Xiorse, A light Carriage, complete for travelling; A Gig, Philadelphia built, nearly new; As also his mulatto servant Scipio, an excellent coachman and wailing mam With Sally and her son Hercules. Sally is a good cook, washer and ironer; and Hercules about 15 years old, is a complete house servant, and well understands the care and management nf horses. The above horses and carriage are well worth the attention of any person who intends travelling as they were-used lasc summer on a journey to the westward. The above servants are honest, tober, 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 Spraktnau. jnne 3 ■ 31 For Sale. The Steam-Boat Company wishing to lessen the number of wooden buildings on their wharf, so as to render that property more safe from fire, of fer for sate one of them as it now stands on tbe premises; the purchaser to take the building down and Carry it off within a given time. For further particulars inquire at the agent's office, -team-fcjnt wharf. aug 14 75 Lost, On Saturday evening last, a douhle cased Eng lish silver WATCH, (new) capped and stopped, number not recollected, maker’s name ‘'Harvey,” the 6th of January u£xt. Apply to tvilha lady’s necklace (nearly twp feet long)'at- John P. Williamson tached to it; also a gold key and seal, and a brass dty. The finder, by leaving it at this office, will receive a reward of 10 Dollars, and the thanks of tbe owner, and no questions asked, aug 17 76 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 roldat a low advance, and long credit given for approved paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. april 17 91 Just Received, Per brigs Speedy-Peace and Almira, and er Susan. A fresh supply of SHOES,^ in addition to a large assortment—#3 SIn' rale.' „ Samuel (Evans. red tore, east of the Exchange, doom the Bluff . tray 4—-—S Notice. The subscribers having entered into a copartner- ship, (op the purpose of establishing at Liverpool, business under the firm of IFuinnright £f Shiels, beg leave to offer their services to their friends, as general Shipping and Commission Merchants .at that place. ELI WAIN WRIGHT. CHARLES SHIELS. nov 25——cbl——230 Auction and Commission Business, IS MILLED!-.EVILLE. The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that they have com menced the Auction and Commission Business, in the house nearly opposite the bookstore, on Wayne-street. Business consigned tp their care will receive promt attention. John II. Wright & Co. dec 18 251 Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at law, decea sed, are requested to render the same, duly attest ed; and those indebted thereto, will please make payment to Messrs Robert & Joseph Hahersham, who are authorised to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, exe'r. may .3 4 Notice. The sole and surviving partner of a house, and the most extensive and respectable, that ever ex- isted in Charleston. South-Carolina, having suffer ed most severely from its reverses and othar cau ses; but, from a nearly twenty years labor, lias now a prospect and certainty of drawing some thing very handsome from the thrawldems of it; and having to support a claim against the Spanish overnraent, for a yery extensive snwi. secured to him by the convention of 1802, and the treaty re cently concluded with Spain, and supported by every document and proof that can be necessary to substantiate it, that have been mostly »n the keeping-ef the Amer.can government, for four teen years past—would be glad to treat with an Honorable and respectable houselii Georgia, for the immediate advance of One Thousand Dollars, on the legal interest ot the country; they pay ment to be secured by a security on a most ex- tensive^ end valuable landed properly, in Glynn county? Or, be wauM prefer procuring the im mediate patronage cf a respectable house or friend, to that amount, Gn the condition, of their being permitted to participate in the monies re ceived, beyond any thing that he could oner, as an interest; and to have permanent advantages secured to them, after liie recover of the property 'he most satisfactory and undeniable testimoni als and evidences will be shown to any respecta ble applicant J*or further particulars, please to apply to cap*, Newcomb, at the bar of the Wash ington Hall. S ivarrnah. Jlme 13th, 1819. [441 Bank of Darien, iifth July, 1819 NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The hoard of Direction having determined to call for another instalment upon the stock e»f this bank, notice is hereby given, that twenty-five dol lars upon each share is required to be paid on or before Monday, the 22d November next, which will be received at this bank, and at either of its offices of discount and deposit at Mil- ledg^ville and Marion. And in the mean time, a!} stockholders who have not come forward with their commissioner’s certificates fend received ceshier’s certificates in lieu thereof, would dowel* to apply at this bank for that purpose, if) order that the instalment now called for may be indorsed upon the back of the same. Tbe Georgia Journal and the Savannah ltepub lican will insert this advertisement once a week until the expiration of the time specified. .By or der. ELoEAZ. EARLY, cashier. ang 5—71 Office of ihe Savannah River Na vigation Company. Notice is hereby given, that an Instalment of five per qpnt 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, i.Bp order of the Board, J. C. Winter, president. Augusta, may 28—m—of—47 C5" The Instalment of g5 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 * . Marine Fire Insurance Company DIF/DEJFD JV*o. 6. The board of Directors of the Savaitnali Marine and Fire Insurance company, have declared a Di vidend of seven per Jen t on their transactions for the last six months, which will be paid at Uie of fice on and after Thursday next, the 10th inst. It. WAYNE, tec’ry. june 7 34 Scivdnnah Marine &C Fire INSURANCE OFFICE- Wanted to purchase, STOCKS, either of the Planters, State, United States, or Darien Banka Apply at this office R. WAYNE, sec vy. Aug 5- cm——71 PUBLIC SALES. On Thursday Hie 2d Sejft, next, . WiU be sold at the itate rt\>i -.ucc gf-Wm. Hoys- . ton dec One negro woman, one cow & calf, hi usrholi and kitchen furniture belonging to the estate of \\m. Roy stun dec —>hy order of the ticmq/ab$* the court ot ordinary for Chatham county* * By oidtr of the Executrix. Sale to commence (h 10 o'clock, , A. Howe, auct'r, july 24 , 66 E\?edutot J s Sales. mil be toid b<c,ethe court houtetn the pint Tittfk day in September nexet. A nfpr.-i man belonging w> the estate of E-Bwi- dut, by om«r of tkemstiees of ihe Inferior court* B. Constantine, co-’br. *"!T 5 ,*• 7! * City Sfieriffi’s Sale. * On the first Jbesrfay ui September neat, Will bC soliUfi front of the Court-House, between thqhom gf ten zed t*o o’clock, All those half Lets of Land, in yannah, known by the numbers (39 and 40,) berty'Tvard, bounded on the nerth by a larJe. the cist hy Jelleison.street, on the west by Du- bignon’a lot, and on the south by. the other moie ties of lot* numbers (39 and 40,) together with the improvements thereon, subject to the Corpo ration ground rent—levied on as the property Of Doctor Abraham Shefiall to satisfy executions fh favour of Daniel Babins and another. Isaac D’Lyon, s. o. s. july 31, 1819 69 • 'Continued Sale. Savannah River Navigation Com party's Office.—G TICK, That goods on board the Company’s boats, for which the patroons sign"*a receipt, will be charg ed the highest freight, and the goods, held respon sible until the freight is paid; but the Company will in no case be answerable for deficiency ot damage, unless the receipt be signed by the agent, or under his authority. James Wiiley, agent. By order of the Board. J. C. Winter, president. june 29 53 Savannah Library. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock p. x. the room will be kept open for delivering Books. Oemler, sec’ry. feh 25 47 - 'Georgia Motel. For Sale, A desireible 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 land, and souther ly by Cattle Park. The greater part of this tract was originally good hammock land, and was for merly the residence of captain Davies, deceased. For ternttapply to Messrs. CahnociiastSi Mitcuei., or to Mr. Jons McKiss^s. Seivdnrtah, 27th July 1819 67 To Rent My Dwelling House. It has eight rooms with fire places—four apartments in the cellar, which are paved with the best quality of flag; and ujj- on the lot are a kitchen, and commodious carri age house, etc- The house might be made secure against fire, and its situatiun is convenient for merchant’s counting rooms. George Jones. march Z? 73 For Rent A comfortable Dwelling House, situated on a corner lot, in a central part of the city, and not far from the Market. Possession will be given on dec 23 -255 To Hire, A four wheel Carriage, Nearly new, with or without a pair <-t superior Hones, for sale Apply at this offise- aug 7——72 Fifty Dollars’ reward. On the morning of the loth ult. my negro pirl Ha-tx-oh left her employ and has dot since return- ed Hannah is a sensible, likely girl, about twelve years of age; has a scar on one side of her face and cheek, occasioned by the bun: of an oven lid, the upper part near her temple plainly per ceivable, the lower part more faint, one of her cars has a hole in it, the other is grown up; she had on a dark striped calico frock, with a check apron or bid with sleeves. Hannah formerly be- longed to a Mr Gneft, who lived on the road leading from Savannah to Jenk’s Bridge, but for nearly three rears past has resided about Spring Hill, 'where she is generally known. Twenty Dollars will be given for her apprehension, if caught within twenty miles of the city, and ail reasonable expenses paid; and Fifty Dollars if it can be proved she was either harbured or entic- * awav by a white roan. W. CRAIG, ang 3 —TO Police-Office, August 7,1819. A book is kept in this office, for any entry, me morandum, or information, that any person, (with without his name) may wbh to communicate the Council, the Mayor, or Marshal. It is also desired, that all aomplaints for violations 9f city ordinances, or blber grievances which require the interposition of-this department, may be entered and commupuatr.d in the same form. By order of the Mayor „ r. M. Stone, o. si. TOH THE SrMMEH, A Boy, who is a good house servant. Apply at thi3 office. june 4 32 Wanted Immediately, A man to attend a place near th>s city. None need apply without producing voucherscf his hon esty and sobriety. Apply to the printer, itine 21 46 One Hundred Dollars’ reward. Now id Savannah or its vicinity, a negro mail by the name of Sinus, a carpenter by trade.— Simon is endeavoring to pass for a free man, and has recently befn seen working at his 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 b= dealt with as rigidly as the law will allow. J. S. Thomas. may 12 12 The subscriber informs his friends and the pub lie, that he has again resumed the contt ol 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 Hotchkiss £11 Duly. Their best exertions will be given to render it as complete a public house in every respect as aay in the city. D. HOTCHKISS, may 26——24 Mansion House. • The subscribers have taken a large and com modious House at the corner of Green and AJ*ln| toeh-streets; which is now fitting up in the most convenient manner, and will be opened on the 1st of October next, for the reception of company.— (t is situated in the most pleasant part of the town, and no pains will be spared to render the establishment worthy the patronage of the public. Rooms will be fitted up in superior style for the accommodation of families, as well as single rooms for gentlemen. The proprietors of this establishment have en ileavored to combine elegance with convenience They fiatter themselves their table and bar will not be excelled by any in the Southern country. They have also prepared in an airy situation large new stables and safe carriage houses. Those who are fond of good living, airy, new, and clean rooms and beds, and kind treatment, are respectfully invited to call and judge fur them selves. ' N. .B. They intend keeping a livery stable, and will be provided with carriages, horses and an ap proved hostler. YOUNG A Mc’KEENE, june 18 qy Tlie editors of the Savannah Republican! Charleston Courier, and Milledgeviile Journal, will insert the above once a week-till the 1st of January next and forward their accounts to the office of the Augusta Chroni.cle, for payment, 2"ne 23 -f-—— 4S Negives to Hire. Two negro Women, one ot* whom is a good cook ar.d house strvant; also a negro Roy about 14, to be hired by the fnonth or year. Enquire at the office of the Republican. N. B. The above negroes are warranted honest aug 10—73. . * Notice. Persons having demands against the Estate of Edmund Dillon, Deceased, will present their ac counts. and those indebted to said Estate will make payment to JOHN DILLON, july 15—6J Jldmr of said estate One Hundred Dollars’ reward. Runaway from the subscriber some time in Fe- bruary last, from my plantation, near Milledge- ville. a negro man named Charles. Tipis negfo was raised in the family of Mr Charles Irvine, near Sunbuiy, in Liberty county, and was some time the property of Mv Williford, of Savannah, where he is well known. When Ife absconded he took with him a sorrel horse, saddle and bridle, and as he has many relatives and acquaintance both in Liberty county and Savannah, and as bis 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. D. E. Mitchell. may 17—16 Notice. All persons are cautioned against purchasing from Minor Winn, any lands belonging to the es tates of Thomas Washington or David Murray, as he the Slid Minqr Winn has no power or authori ty to dispose of any property of said estates.— Persons who have purchased, and hold under his title, are notified that suits will be commenced against them hy the subscriber, who alone has the legal claim to the property belonging to said es tates. Louisa Oraones. june 30——54 Notice. All persons are forewarned not to purchase thi plantation or tract of land, called Nelvillep i South-Carolina. advertised by George Woodruff, esq. as 1 tie-said tract of land belongs to the estate of Mo*i ay. to which the subscriber is the only sur viving representative. This tract of land called Nelville, is offered for sale by the subscriber, upon advantageous terms, and indisputable titles WiU be 5Wen " Louisa Omones. june 30——54 to Gaol, In Savannah; July*28,1819, a negjo tnah who says his name is Sasr, and that he belongs to file estate ofSberwood Wompvack, of Hancock comi ty, Georgia; he is about SO years ofsgeand f feet 6 inches high* july 31 —69. On the 6rst Tuesday in September next. Will be sold at Effingham court house, between the usual hours, . One thousand seres of land, bounded on Thorntk Wylly, DavidXoret, and George Arnstoff’s lands, and the publ.c. lots of Effingham court hou«e".i- Also, lot No. 9, Springfield, and the improve ments; levied on as ihe property of Philip June* to satisfy an execution in favor iff Basil Gray. C. Wisenbaker, s. e. c. stiff 7 72 'Continued Sales. On the first Tuesday :n September next, Will be sold at Effingham court house between the usual hours. 300 acres of land, adjoining lands of Samuel Needliuger, G. 1 Neice, Joshua Dasher, Kronces am* G. Smith. 300 acres of land adjoining lauds of Jcdediah Whiteman, S. Arnstoff, and Gotliil Zitte- rauer—106 acres near the great bay; and 66 acre* joining lands of C. Ulmer and Wisenbalker—le vied on as the property of John Neidringer to satisfy- an execution in favfir of. Asuhet ' Howe. C. WISENBAKER, s x o. aug 7—72 Sheriff’’S sale. The purchaser not complying with term* of -'ale, will be re sold on the first Tuesday in Octo ber next, at the court house in Brunswick,,-Glynn county, the following negroes, leved on as tbe property of James Piles on the foreclosure of a mortgage to ft. & J. Habersham.—Prince, Flora, big (Jharles, jSilvey, Dave, Tom, Elick, Billy, Jinney, Harry, Jim, Charlotte, Joe, Ccatea, July, Charles, Isaac,Jack, and Quash. aug f 7.1 TV WINN, » n. c. Notice. On the first Tuesday in October next,\ , Wifi be sold at the cowt-houee in Savaundh, One undivided fourth part of Hi that piece dr parcel of Land situate, lying ard being in the city of Savannah, in new Leeds, Oglethorpe ward, con taining (ip the whole) fifty two and half feet front on West broad-ktreet, and running two hundred and sixty feet in direct lint'back, and one_hun. 1 dred feet on William street. Sold by order of the Inferior court of Chatham county, fur the ben efit of Mary Gardner, a minor. Adam Cope, aug 3—f—70 guardian of Mary Gardner. Southern Stage Regulations. The Stage will run but once a week fit future, until the first of October next. It will leave Sa vannah every Thursday, and arrive im Darien the same day; and leave Darien every Tuesday, and arrive SaVannah the same day. The stage will start precisely at 4 o’clock in the morning, and in case any passenger sho'ulii neglect to attend at the office in time, their money wi'l be forfeited. No seat will be reserved for any person unless.the money is paid at the time of entering their name. Each passenger will be allowed 14 lbs. baggage, and all over they will be charged fife cents per lb. lor—extra baggage will be at the rirk of the owiffts. The office will be still£ept at the bar of the Georgia lie tel. VVilli&m B. Holzendorf. aug-14 —75 $itd Dollars! Two The The above rewardTflil be paid to any person who will furnish infurmaticu which shall cause the apprehension and conviction of the person of, 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 discovering the perpetrators of those infamous actq, will re ceive information, either personally or insyritiiig; and fiberally reward those who may furnish intel ligence to effect Ihe aDove object so important W this community. \V. B. Bulloch, P. B. of Ga. Geo. Anderson, P. P. li. R. Richardson. P. O. B. U. 8. march 16 ■ 63 One Hundred Dollars Reward. For apprehending and securing RICHMOND and lACK, » bo rim away from the subscriber’s near Newberry court hoiW, South Carolina, on the 18th of May last. RICHMOND, a fail black man, about 30 years of age, a black smith by trade. JACK a low well «t fellow, about twenty five years of age, rather of a tawny fcom- ileciien; they will no doubt make for Baltimore rom which place they were lately brought. John and Austin WooliolJt. Augusta (Cco.) June ICrA july 1—st—55 . . Fifty dollars Reicard. Ranaway from the subscriber on die 2d ihst. a negro fellow, about thirty five years of age, natn- ed Lewis, of a quite black complexion, well made, haa rather a green look; with a small split In. bis right ear, occasioned by a nail, and about five feet ten inches in height^ well sett, fcc. The above reward «H1 be given to sny person Tor apprehend-- ing and securing him in ML so that I tnay tot * him. again, and all reasonable exponces wiU be paid. AU master?of vessels, and other personal are forbidden, under penalty of the U,w, ItarWr- 1
