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■ I-,.. v. w: ; ; r: rv-. :,s, V - y:. ; '* '' ' ; • i*. v/ ■Vo. 183—m. XVII. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER g, £819. ri JFforfe No. 3099. ===== Ear New-Fork The regular packet hrig OTHELLO, P. -M'Dona'.d. master, haring half her* cargo ■engaged, will meet with immediate dia- patch. Fur freight of remainder or passage, har ing superior accommodations, apply on board, at Jones* wharf, or to George Gordon; Who has dor sale SO hhds prime St Croia Sugar 20 ilo do N Orleans do 75 barrels rye Whiskey 50 do Richmond Flour of superior quality aog i-fi r 80 For Boston The schooner HANNAH, captain Ed. Y wards, will meet with despatch. For ■freight or passage apply to the master 'em* board, or to HALL tt HOYT, sng 31 82 “For Darien, Brunswick and St. Mary’s TheTast sailing schr. MARY M’COY, eMareellin, master, will sail in all next ■week. For freight or passage, having C/egant accommodation-, apply on board, at John- •Eton’s tower wharf, or to Alex. 'Pratt. aug*3l st 82 Fresh Flour. 5VI barrels superfine Raltimore Howartl street Flour—landing at Hunter’* wharf, and fur sale ‘ Douglas* & .Sorrel For Freight or Charter The fine schooner ANNA, cup 'ail! itlasdell She is 74 tons burthen, T&KV.U.I will be ready to take in cargo ■*" Thursday next. Apply as above. Fellow Citizensf I am a candidate tor CLERK OF THE MAR KET: if elected, pledge myself for the perform ance of the duties of the office. Robert Christie aug 12 74 To the Public. f offer as a candidate for Clerk of the Market, if elected wilt endeavor to discharge the duties thereof, JOHN DILLON, aug 12 74, £3* William Starr will be a can didate for CLh.HK OF THE MARKET, at the >uing > election. Having understood from several persons, that report is circulated, that lama candidate clerk of the market only for the purpose of roringf the election if Mr. Dillon, 1 take this me sthed of informing the public that the report without foundat(on,and is «oly calculated ttre! ceive those who are disposed to favor my elec tton to that office—my offering is with « view my own benefit only. WILLIAM STARK BVg 19—77 • Mess and prime Pork. A few barrels of each of New- York city inspec tion-for vale by HACON Sc OUOEN aug 28 k 81 Poor-House and Hospital LOTTERY. The Commissioners of the Savannah Poor-House ar.tl Hospital Lottery, have the phasure to an jicUi-.ee to the public that Hie drawing wdl com. mwf.ee on the fit at day of D-.emher next, in the loMg room of the Exchange. This day must ft very interesting to every friend tif 'hat most val treble institution; besides the many valuable prizes which will be awarded to adventurers. In conse quence of the small number of tickets, an early and rapid rise must take place in the price of tick ats. Sarcvinalt. Jfvtg 21 -78 P. Stanton Ha.i jiAt received and <.fiers for sale, on hi* usual low terms, 50 barrels fresh Mackerel VO ti»*rceh gTC-en Coffee A'o barrels do 2) iili ’.A Molasses, suitable for retail bV fvids rve Whiskey 100 !>,» N ’ft Hum 15 hh Is Jamaica Rum 5 pij»es Cognac Brandy .Vj tyre Iron ICO keg^ Nails, assorted Hug 31 ■ ——■■ r 82 For Sale Superior foot Gins and tfin Irons Shaffer Xt Davant, aug 31 1. 82 Exchange dock. New Flour, Beef, Codfish> Coffee, %c- NOW LA\DIXO 50 barrel new Flour, from Richmond, can be recommended for family use ’ 20 h;il' barrels nr?rss Beef for do do 15 barrel-* prime Beef 2o box< s Codfish 50 whole and half boxes Soap (yellow) |0 boxes hard Candles 2) do Claret Wine 1COO bushels Turk’s Island Salt 20 hags green Coffee 5 kegs Salt Peter 20 do Tobacco, 8 to lb 2 do i&dies* Twist, 10 a U)u 10 do ground Ginger 10 barrels Cordial 10 do Salmon IX rtotie A few barrels Pork Apnly to G. F. Sc O. PALME3. aug 31 a 82 Corn. A pared, of prime quality, for sale by R. tj' J. Habersham. aug 31 a 82 ► For Sale One light 4 wheel Carriage Two do Gigs, on cradle springs One Sulkey and Harness Low tor cash, by Rcnjamin Howard. aug 31 m 82 Wm. P. Beers 1$ Co. Offer for sale upon reasonable trims. An assortment of seasonable 1)KY GOODS, at their store, in Whitaker street, next dour to the corner of Urouglttnn-street. aug 31 —< 83 The subscriber Tenders to his friends and acquaintances, his services as an AUCTIONEER and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. He ha* a comen- ient and commodious fire proof store, rfnd will use his utmost exertions to give satisfaction to those who may favor him with their support. George Schley- Savannah, 2d aug. — ca——70 4 Notice. The unfinished business of Lite late firm of Lloyd tc .t/urri jon.v'dl be attended to by the subscribers, who having entered into copartnership, tender their professional services to their friends.—Their office is in the new brick buildirg at the eorner of t he Ray and W hitaker street, over col. Shelman's Crockery store. . James Morrison, John C. Nicoll. jufy 15—62 Wanted, \ gobd Conk, and a smart, active Buy, as a house servant. Liberal wages will be given.— Apply St this office. aug 24 <’ Mrs. Grayson respectfully in forms the public, tnat the has opened a house in Hrough",un street, for the reception of hoarders, second door below the corner of Drayton street, (centrally situated.) where gentlemen can be well ice.vmmnjated w ith board ; nd lodging, aug 31—- 63 To llent T'ist commodious house rn the bay. belonging ., Mn Grimes, its contiguity to the market and the bav are sufficient inducements to pereons en- * rSon ; f sV- a Sugar. Twenty behead* St Croix Sugar—landing from brig Othello—for sale by HALL& HOYT. aug * By the Ontario, from New-Fork, The subscriber* have received Very superior black and wlute Italian Crape Do do black and colored nankeen do Real Madras Hankkercbiefs Cotton Cords and Tassels Tortoise shell Combs, assorted Cambric Dimities, &c See Which, together with their general assortment of DRY GOODS, they offer for sate at reduced prices W. S. G1LLETT &. CO. A ISO, JC«T HKCEIVKD A few canisters of very superior gunpowder Tea aug 28 * 81 George Schley, COXNEROV TUK BAY AND WIIITAKEH STB EXT, Offers for sale, at low prices, and on accommodat ing term*; 500 pieces Cotton Bugging 100 barrels Pilot Bread 10 hogsheads Jamaica Rum 6 diio Darien ditto 10 pipes Holland Gin 5 ditto Cognac Brandy 50 cases Claret Wine 30 crates assorted Crocherjf 100 dozen Spades and Shovels 50 boxes 8 by 10 and JO by l? Window Glass JO eases half-pint Tumblers 4 casks pint and half-pint Bottles 2 ditto Carolina Hoes 50 Liquor Cases 200 bags Corn White and blue Plains of the 1st quality, by the bale or piece. aug 28 d 81 j Bilteff E xchange On London, Glasgow, .Manchester and Livi pool, payable in London, for sale by John Speukman df Co. april 26- TheSubacriberS, Offer tor sale, an invoice, containing 10 bales rose Blankets 8-4 a li-4 30 bales London datal Blankets, assorted sizes 2 bales blue Plains. 2 b^les Cassimeres, assorted colors & prices 6 bales 6-4 Cloths, do do do 2 hales wrapper great Coats The above goods being fairly charged, and comprising a good assortment ot heavy woolens, roran establishment in Savannah or Augusta, will be sold at a moderate advance and on liberal cre dit for approved paper, to close sales. James Dickson & Co. aug 10 73 The Subscriber, Having accepted of the agency of three esten live Fapcr Manufactories to the north, will always have a large supply of the following descriptions of PA PER, viz: Super Royal printing Papefr ttoyal do do Demi do * do Foolscap Writing do Rose vellum letter do Kentish cap do Double wrapping do Common do do ALSO, ON HAND, A quantity of Blank Books, which will be sold at a rate that will make it an object to retailers to purchase. likewise A constant supply of Albany double ALE and 'OUT m barrels. L. PETTY. Savannah, May "7 25 The Copartnership Heretofore carried on by IT Scarbrough, Joseph M JCntne if John Aggtrem. under the firm ol ntiiKonr.fi St M Kinnk, Utbis day dissolved by mutual consent. It is r» quested that all unsettled accounts may be rendered in for settlement or li- initiation; and that ail persons indebted will forthwith make payment to W. Scarbrough. Wx. SCARBROUGH. J !\ MKIVXK, Ip'r.Jttor'icy • JOHN NYSTROM.S Sca-brough aug 12, 18:9 The subscriber intending to continue busi ness in the Factorage & Commission lane alone for his own account, offers 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 guarantee will be fumish- ", under the patronage ol friends, competent to afford it. WILLIAM SCARBROUGH, aug 12 cm- 74 iuctionand Commission Business. Tlie subscriber has taken a store at the north west c r.nerof Market square, for the transacting ' business in the above line. He tenders his ser ies. to the public, and hopes, by the attention and punctuality which will be shewn, to receive their support. S. M. MORDECAI. aug 26 80 Mules for Sale. 25 stout healthy Tennessee M ULES for sale by Bacon dj* Bruen. aug 19 rx 77 For Sale 700 pieces Dundee Bagging James Dickson 4* Co. aug 10 73 New Summer Goods. By the »hip Emily, just arrived from JLiTer- pool, the subscribers have received a supply of Seasonable Articles; which makes their assortment more general aftd extensive than at sny former period—and will be sold at a low advance, and long credit given for approved paper. ANDREtV LOW & CO. april 17 -91 t _ Js _ Factorage. The undersigned intending to continu^ to $le- vote all Ids time and his attention tu the Factor, age and Commission Butineis, offers his best ser vices to his friends and to all those who miy bq pleated to favor bim. He wilh until further no* tice, keep his office in the counting-room of Vfessrs R Richanlson 8c Co. and have tbs pro- dtf*» and merchandise, that shall he consigned to him, stored in Bolton’s fire-proof buildings. Petit De Viflcf®. Savannah, IJth August* 1819—-cn--75 Just Received, Per brigs Speedy-Peace and Almira, and schoon er Susan,. A fresh supply of SHOES, addition to a large assortment—all for «le. Samuel Evans. red »tore, east of the Exchange s dorm the Bluff may 4 5 . Notice. The subscribers having entered into acopartner- nhip, for the purpose of Establishing at Liverpool, business under the firm of JVaimoright £(t Shie Is, beg leave to offer their services to their friends, as genera) Shipping and Commission Merchants at that place. ELI WAIN WHIG RT. CHARLES SHIELS. nnv 25 ■—cbl 230 Auction and Commission Business, IN MILLEDGF.Vir.LE. The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that they have com menced the Auction and Commissipn Business in the house nearly opposite the bookstore, on Warne-street. Business consigned to their care will receive promt attention. John H. Wright & Co. dec 18 251 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 Horse, A light Carriage, complete for travelling; A Gig, 1‘hiladelphia built, nearly new; As also 1iis'mulatto servant Scipio, an excellent coachman and wailing man; With Sally and her son Hercules. Sally ft % i food cook, washer and ironen and Hercules about 5 years old, is a complete house servant, and. well understands the care and maniigement of horses. The above horses and carriage ate well worth the attention of any pefrson who intends travelling , as they were used last summer on a journey to the westward. The above servants arehonest, sober, and in every way desirable for a family. For terms apply at the compting house, Fra- zier’s wharf, or at the house, Oglethorpe square. John Speakinao. June 3 31 Marine «Sf Fire Insurance Company ninvEXD .Vo. 6. The board of Directors of the Savannah Marine and Fire Insurance company, have d«?cla»*ed a Di vidend of seven per-cent oh their transactions for the last six months, which will be paid at the of fice on and after Thursday next, the 10th insL ft. WAYNE, sec'ry. * j«i»e 7- 34 Savannah Marine Fire incuranok office. Wattled la purchase, STOCKS, either of the Planters, State, Ceiled States, or Darirn Banks ■ Apply at this office . R. WAYNE, trety. Aujr S cm 71 Savannah Library. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock r »• the room win be kept open for delivering Books. Oemler,' se'c’ry feb 25 47 : J&s’Jaiw Vjfice. « - The subscriber JnlJ atter.u in his professional business when ever called upon. He tnay be found at the Exchange or in Brruehton-strcet, at Mrs Yount-’#. JOHN D. LEWES. July 29 68 In Council, Jlugust 23. IS IP. Ordered, That an election be held at tlie Court House in this city on the first Monday in Septem ber next, foi fourteen Aldermen tu represent the city of Savannah, and for a Clerk of the Market, for the ensuing year, that the said election be su perintended by three justices of the peace, and iliat the city sheriff with two constables do attend to preserve order. Extractfrom the minutes R. R. Coyler, e. r. Notice. AH personshaving demands against the estate of Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at ?a\v. decea sed, are requested to render the same, duly attest- ed; and those indebted thereto, will please make payment to. Messrs Robert 8t Joseph Habersham, who are authorised to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, exe* may 3—rr4 For Sale, A desireahle and healthy fituation on the Salts, about two miles from Thunderbolt, containing fif ty acres, bounded easterly by a creek, northerly St 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 termsapply to Messrs. Carnochan & Mitch el, to Mr. John McKinnon. Vivatinah, 27th July lbI9—67 To Rent My Dwelling Hmiie. It has eight rooms with fire plrees— four apartments in the cellar, which ace paved with the best quality of flair; and up on the lot are a kitchen, and commodious carn age house, ac The house might be made secuie against fire, and its situation is convenient for merchant’s counting rooms. George Jones. march c7 73 For Rent A comfortable Dwelling House, situated on : corner lot. in a central part of the city. and no far from the Market. Possession will be given oi he 6th ot January next. Apply to John P. Williamson dec 23 255 To Hire, VOtt Tltr. SCMMEtX, A Hoy, who it a good bouse sen* office. June 4 bZ Wanted Immediately. A man to attend a place near th»s city. Xo».e need apply without producing voucher# ol his hon esty and sobriety. Apply to the printer, june 21 -46 A Jou r wheel Carriage, Nearly new, with or without a pair of superior Horses, for sale. Apply at this oflice- aug 7—- - -72 Notice. The sole and surviving partner of a house, and the most ex'ensive and respectable, tfiat ever ex isted in Clurleston, South-Carolina, having suffer ed most strercly from its reverses and other cau ses; but, fiom a nearly twenty years labor, has now a prospect and certainty of drawing some thing ven handsome from the thvawldims of it; and having to support a claim against the Spanish fovernnvnt, for a very extensive ium, secured to rim by the convention of 1802, ar.d the treaty re cently Concluded with Spain, and supported by evfcry document and proof that can be necessary 1 to substantiate it, that have been mostly m the keeping of the American government, fnr four teen years pajt—would be glad to treat with an honorable and respectable house in Georgia, for the imiTied*deadvance of One Thousand Dollars, on the legal interest of tlie country; they pay ment Id be secured by a security on a most ex tensive and valuable landed property, in Glynn county. Or, he would prefer procuring the im mediate patronage of a respectable house or friend, to that amount, on the condition, of their being permitted to participate in the monies re ceived, bey ond any thing that he could offer, as an interest; and t;o have permanent advantages secured to thfcifi, after the recover of thotpmperty The mc'&t satisfactory and undeniable testimoni als and evidences will be showri to any respecta ble applicant. For further particulars, prease to apply to capt. Nfevcorah, at the bar of the Wash- ngtdn HaU. i Savarmah, June 13th, 1819. , [441 PUBLIC SALES. Executor's Sales. inil be sold before the court hut-re. on the frst Ttxc«- v . . y". v ln September utxet. A negro man belonging to the estste of E. Rod- dot, by order ol the justices of tip* Inferior court. B. Constantine, won a»»fr 5-— 71 City Sheriff'8 'Sa'te. On the first Tuesday in Se/itember murf, Will be hold in front of Uie Court-H. -ise. between tlie bourn of tin and two r’clock. All those half Lots of Und, in the city of Pi. vannah, known by the numbers (S9 and 40,1 Li berty ward, bounded on tl, e north by a W. on the hast by .Jefierson-strctt. on, the we»t l>y Du- bigaon’. b.t. and on thoxonth by. fhe other ninie- lies of lots numbers (1$-md 49.) together with the improvebierts 11.. rein, subject to the Corpo ration ground rent—Jerod on es-the property hr Doctor Abraham Sbef„B , p ^t.^y execution's in favour Of Darnel Rabins sad .noth'er. Isaac D'J.von, s. o. s- july -SI, 1819 69 Conti lined Sale. J ~ On the first Tuesday in September next. Will be sold at felfingham curt house, btt wetn tlie usual hours, One thousand acres ofland, branded on Thotntis Wylty, David Lore!, and George ArnstofPs lands, and tlie public lots of Effingham court house. Also, lot No. 9. Springfield, and the improve^ ments; levied on as tlie propertv of F.'iiltp Joins to satisfy an execution infa'vor hf Basil Gray. C. VVisenbitkcr. s. e. c. ang 7 72 Continued Sales. On tlie first Tuesday in Septevibcr next. Will be sold at Effingham court lidose between die u ual hours. 300 tfercs of knrl, adjoining lands of Samm l Nredlinger, G 1 Neice, Joshua Dasher, Kronces G. Smith. 300 acres of land adjoining lands of Jeded.ah Whiteman, S. Am.stoff*, and Gotl^tr , Ztllf. r—106 acres near tfie great hat ; and 66actv* joining lands of C Ulmer and Wisenhabker—le- ied on as the property ot John Neidiinger to sarisfy an ex’.cmion' in fi ver of Asal el Howe. • C. WISEXBAKER, a b o. aug 7— 72 Sheriff’s sate. The purchaser not corrpl\ir.g with term* vft sale, will he resold on the frn Tuesday in Of.c- ber next, at the court hou-e in lhlinswirk, Glynn county, the foRowjug rcgp e>, l«refi on as the property of James Files or. the foreclosure of a mortgage to R. &. J Haber»hau> —-Vrincc, Fl^ra, g Charles, Silvey, Dave, Tom, F.iick. BiUy, nney, Harry, Jim, Chat lotte, Joe, Ceaita, July, harles, Isaac Jack, and Quash ouS— f 71 T. WINN * « «. Negroes to Hire. Two negro Women, one of whom is a good k and house servant; also a negro Boy about to he hired by the month or year. Enquire at the office of the Republican. N. B. The above negroes arfe warranted honest, aug 10-73 Notice. Persons having demands against the F.s’ate of Edmund Dillon, Deceased, will present their ac counts, and those indebted to raid Estate will make payment to JOHN DILLON, july 15—64 Jidnir ,f f id e»tat. Stolen, Five silver table, six tea and a pap SPOON— marks on them, Should they be offered for sale, all persons ire requested to stop them and the thief or thieves. A fiberxl reward will be given. Apply at this office, aug 31 —79 One Hundred Dollars’ reward. Ranaway from the snbscribt-r some time in Fe bruary last, from my plantation, near Mriledge- ville, a negro man named Charles. This negro wa3 raised in the family of Mr Charles Irvine, near Sunbury, in Liberty county, and was some time the property of Mv Williford, of Savannah, when he is well known. When he absconded he took with him a sorrel horse, saddle and bridle, and as he has mnny 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 pity to any person who shall apprehend and secure in some safe gaol, so that I get hfin again, one hundred do!btr& ^ ^ „. - ,. U. B. MitcBriR imyll—«5 * . ' Notice, All persons are cautioned against purchasing from Minor Winn, any lands btjoiigmg to the es tates of Thomas Washington or David Murray.as he the said Minor Winn has no power or antlmri ty to dispose of any property of said estates.— Persons who have purchased, and hold under his ;itle, are notified that suits will be commenced against them by the subscriber, who alone has the legal claim to the property belonging to said es tates. Louisa Omones: june 30——54 Notice. All persons are forewarned not to purchase that plantation or tract of land,, called Nelvi'ley in South-Carolina, advertised by Gevrge Woodruff* <:«q as the said tract ot land belongs to the estate of Murtay to which the subscriber is the only vivmg representative. This tract of land called Nelvdle, is offered for sale by the subscriber, upon advantageous terms, and indisputable titles will be riven. Louisa Omones. june 30— 54 Fifty If liars’ reicurd. Runaway, n.ormng, ay negro boy Saji—he 'n .ib»-iii 28 or 30 years of age; a low Inrilt, stout made, h -w-ley eed ft Hew; tolerable black, grave r\,untenance, pretty artful, took with him a long due coat and axorded velvet jacket, one pair of u.me-pnn pr.i.talooo* ar.rl one of corded velvet ;»ati hoots ti.d shot f both \vi‘h him. It is sup riser! he wdl make for the northward as he is re irrjiy firm tlie eastern shore of Maryland.— » wenty D; liars reward will be given il taken and lodged in any gaol in this state, and Fifty Dollars if taken out ot the state and secured so as I get him, and all reasonable expences paid. All per sons zee forbid from harboring him or carrying him off*, under the penalty of the law. John Gi :ob;n. N. B. Tlie above named man Sam has a pa c s. to Rose Dieu ar.d back to Savannah unmolcsU-d, under date 21 at inst. He may use it a3 a general one. Savannah, Aug 24 79 Zj* The editors of the Augusta Chronicle and Charleston City Gazette are requesled to publish the above three wxeks, and forward their accounts to this office for payment. Southern Stage Regulations. The will run l>ut once a week in futur£, until the fir>t of October next. It will leave Sa vannah every Thursday, and arrive in Darien the same da}; and leave Darien *very Tuesday, and arrive Savannah the same day. The stage will start precisely at 4 o’clock in the morning, and i:* case any passenger shc>i3d neglect to attend at the office in time, their money will be fo&ited. No seat w ill be reserved for any person tirileu the mnm y i£ paid at tire time of entering their name. Each paascugter will be allowed lbs. baggage, and all oyer they will be charged five cents per It>. for—extra baggr.ge vjli be at the rhk of the owners. The office will be still kept at the bar ou tlie Georgia Hotel- , William B. iloliendorf. aug 14. -75 . Office Bank United States. Suvr.nnqJi, 3l*f Jlng. 1819. The hnafd of directors of this uftictr will pro- ce» d or. 1 utsd.TV next, to the election of an As* jv-ant Cldk. with a t-d try of $800 p£r annum, ua amourt of bunt! with two approved isuret'es ior ti'.rer thousand dollars. Canditlates will hand ?i their applications to the.stibscnber previous that dav. J. HUN TER, cashier* % aug 31-—. ... Folice-office j Jlugust 30 f/i, 13 iy. A reward of thirty dollars will be paid at this office-, for information^ which may lead to thfe dis covery of the mischievous, idle and dissolute peri son or persons, who pulled up » teng, aqd injured some oi the public property last night. T. U. P. CHARLTON, mayor. By the Mayor. F. M. STONE, marshal. aug 31 t—~82. . In Council Jiu*;u~st2.7, 1819. Resolved, That the portion of Fig Island, owned by the city of the Savannah, be offered at publid sale on the first Monday in October next, at tlie court house, the party purchasing the‘same to give bonds to place the said lar.d in a stale of* dry cul- tui-e. Extruct Jrom the minutes. ft. R. Cuyler, fc. c. aug 31—82 (£7* In conformity with the above resolutiaii of council, l shall proceed on the first Monday in October in front ot the court-house, between the hours of 19 a 3i. and 2 p. m to sell all that portioil of Fig-Island belonging to the city of Savannah; containing Forty acres, more or less. F M. Storie, c. k. aug 31— 32 An Ordinance Appropriating a certain portion of Ground fot the interment of strar gers and others not having relatives within the city of Savannah, or buried in the present cemetery. —-— . Section 1. Be it ordaii ed by mayor and alder* TlCBTltjl JJollCLVS 7 reward men of the city of Savannah in council assembled. For Bittt ami her ch hi Ch.hi ottk, who ab- and it is hereby ordained by .the authority of the sconded on the l«th of July. Betty is a black wer.ch of a small sire about 40 year. «-t atre, at.d of a f leasing countenance; has Tor some time oast complained of a swelling under her arm; she has a yellow fellow by the name of Fmart, belonging to'Mr John Gard.ier, for her husband. There is no doubt of her being harbored in or near Savan nah, being well known thereabouts Her child Ciharlfte is about 4 year old and remarkable like. Iy. The above reward will be paid on delivering them in Savannah gail. D. SCKULTS. Effingham, August 24= l» 79 Twenty-Five Dollars’ reward. Ranaway rrum the subscriber, on New River, South-Carol'ma, my ihan llcssci., about 26 years of age, of yellow complexion, thick made, and ol low stature, of a pleasing countenance when spok en to; has a mother and brother ih Savannah, and is supposed to be liirk ing about their residence. 1 lie above reward will be paid for lodging h m in Savanhalt gabli of ttt Scott & Fahm, factors.— All persons ate fofbid harboring said fellow as the law will be strictly enforced. John Cooper. atfr ir.a** JBR76 IfF?' same, That, that portion of ground containing four hundred and fifty five feet in length 'and two hundred and forty feet in breadth, lying and being five hundred and sixty five yards south , of the present burial ground, and designstedin die plan hereto annexed, is hereby set apart and expressly- appropriated for the interment cf all strangers or persons who should happen to die tsi'hin the ci ty aforesaid and who shall not have any relations buried tu the present cemetery. Ih Council, August 23, 1819; Cl. a.) t. v. v. Charlton, reej... Attest. R. R. ClIYLEU, e. c. aug 31 82 _ „ .. . . ._ Contract Wanted. Proposals will be received until Monday next, by either of the undersigned; committee of coun cil, to inclose the new burial ground. For pars ticulsrs, apply td . I DAVENPORT.7 T.BODHKE, y CammiCtct. M. HERBERT. 3 Blank Manifests For wfa It Uu« oflBcfcr