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SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, *819.
-R/r Boston
The schooner HANNAH, cap’ain Ed.
Lwsrda, will mett with despt-cb. Fot
■freight. or passage apply •" the master
on board, or to HALL A
ang
. HOYT.
For Jiarien, Brunswick and St,
~ Mary* s
The fast sailing schr. MARY M'COY,
LMarcellin, master, will nil in all neat
■week. For freight or passage, having
[elrg.nt apcommr^latioos, apply on board, at John.
, alon’s lower wbsjf,or to
Alex. Pratt.
aug«St-
For Darien,
The sloop CAROLINE, captain F.gerv,
sa l in 2 days. For freight or passage,
ly'on board at Uol'ou’s wharf, or
Carnociian % Mitchei
4—-a—83 «
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'por-Iiouse and Hospital
J. \ - LOTTERY.
The conitnisnoners of the Savannah Poof-ffonse
ami Hospital Lottery, have the pleasure to an
nounce to tl*e public that the drawing will coih-
. mence outlie ft»*t day or December next, in the
Jong room of’(he Exchange. This day must te
, very Interesting to every friend of that mostyal*
uabi* institution; besides the many valuable prize*
which will be awarded to adventurers. In conse
quence of the small number of ticket#, an early
and rapid rise mu»l »«ke place in the price «>f tick
cts. .. Smannch. Aug 21--- --78
Fellow Citizens!
I am acandiriv. tor CI.EKK OF THE MAR
KET^ if elec'el, pledge my-elf for the perform
ance of the duties uf the office.
Hubert Christie,
tug 12 74 ______
To the Public.
a riflTer as a candiuate for Clerk of the Maiket;
iWlecird will endeavor to discharge the duties
thereof, JOHN BILLON.
aug'38 74.
William Starr will lie a caa
dids'e fur Ct-EUlv OK THE ilA.RKt r.al the en.
suim> election.
Having understood from several persons, that a
report is circulated, that lama candidate for
clerk of the market only f«»r the purpose of fa
voring the election of Mr. Dillon, 1 Like this me
thod of informing the puM'c that the report is
without foundation, and is only calculated to de
ceive those who are disposed to favor my elec
tion to that office—my ottering is with a view to
my own benefit only. " ILL!AM STAlltL
jmg 19—77 - _
For Sale
110 boxes best crown & common Window Glass,
assorted sizes
S i bbts. Linseed Oil
14 k. gi London refined Salt Petre, with a com
nlclr assortment ol frtsli Drugs, Medicine* &
ivml* b-. It- WOItliEL, jun.
sept 2—v -83
For Sale
One lijjbt 4 wheel Carriage
Two do Ciign, on cradle springs
One Stilkey ami Harness
Low lorcx>h, by .i
Benjamin Howard,
sup 31 as——82 .
fVvi. P. Deers 1$ Co.
Offer f«'r sale upon reasonable tems,
An assortment of seasohuble DllY GOODS, at
thrir store, in Whitaker street, next door to the
corner of Brougiiton-street.
aug 31——m——82
Wanted,
A good Cook, »nd s smart, active Boy, as a
house servant. Liberal wages will be given—
Apply at this office,
«ug2* 79
JVotice.
The Copartnership of Wtiuawsov Jt D* Vn,
lr.ru expires this day by its limitation. Jonx IV
WiuutSMS is hereby authorised to settle anil ad.
just all the accounts af ihit concern. Those in
debted will call and pay vr liquidate their balances,
and those having dem -ids will present "hem for
payment. JOHN P WILLIAMSON.
r PBITT DR VILLF.H3.
Savannah, 11 th August. 1819—It— 75
rki
Factorage.
. subscriber continues to transact Factorage
and'Ctuuniaaian Bittiness, and tenders his servici»
to those who may be disposed to favor him with
the sale of their crops. He will move into his
fire proof stores in three weeks, where prnper'y
t 0 him for sale will be safe from injury of
any kind. JOHN P. WIIXIAMsON.
Savannah, 18tl> Aug. 1819—j-r—77
Office for the sale if Negroes,
AND BKOK.KIU.GB.
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The subscriber, ss formerly, Under* liis sendees
in tb# above branches of business to h.s friends,
and the public generally, in the disposal of any
■species ofproptrty confided |o hint, with assu-
hwncet that nisbest endeavors will be exerted to
promote the interests of those who may please
Ho favor him with tlieir commands he will with
■jjfeasure wait on those v ho may nut be enabler, to
•call at hi* office, by a line being sent to him. F eld
.■» u „ds and house servants »ill at all times be sup.
-lied, and candor will ever be nb erved as to char-
acter. Country friends are also informed that pro
duce will receive fits unremitted attention—lire
nnidfiftores are provided for the reception ol
a I goods and produce confided to his care. His
office is kept in one of the tenements adjoining
'the house occupied by capt.in Gale, in Jotm-
»ton’s square, near the Stale Bank.
aug 21—uf 78 D, POI.OCK.
*
Oak and Hickory Wood.
A quantity of the above
aug 24-
Uuyne*» wharf
Jl Situation wanted.
x voting woman who can be well recommen-
- , -.jjhM a situation as a servant maid in a pn-
wte family. m»y he beard of by applytngat Una
office. «nt * A * W
Tkfee~Hunired Dollars reward.’/!
e. n Un f.om my plantation on Satilia, tlie oil
nimeii AGENT. Si >ear. old
ind feet and a half high. He ..a thick
i.i| wt negro, with a round bee and good coun-
foreteeth are a ht-.e derayed-ha. a
Imall ^aron ht» throat-he has lost the nail from
^Afltil fingers perhaps the middle one, arhicl.
has grown s rkige. I will pay any person
c *^11 deliver me the said negro, one hundred
b ^“iTo hundred dolUra for the thief with
to convict him
1
aw’srsf requertcd’t° «<*« '* ho1,e ** a » ertioM -
iwl'traramit their —
t i. .nAvt
to this office for pay-
t“S]
George Schley,
const* nr the ass atm wnrraicsa rthkzt,
Offers lor laic, at low prices, abd dh accommodat
ing term-;
500 pieces Cotton Begging
101) Darrels Pilot Bread
10 hogsheads Jamaica Rum
6 duo Darien ditto
10 pipes Holland Gin,
5 ditto Cognac Brandy
SO cases Claret Wine
30 crates assorted Crochery
100 dozen Spade, and Shovels
50 boxes 8 oy 10 and 10 by 12 Windoir Gltss
JO case* half pint Tumblers
4 casks pint and half-pint Bottles
2 ditto Carolina Hoes
50 Liquor Ca,es
200 bugs Corn
White and blue Plains of the 1st quality,
the bale or piece.
.by
P. Stanton
Has just received and ofiers lor sale, do his usual
low terms,
50 barrels fresh Mackerel
20 tierces green Coffee
40 barrel* do
20 hints Molasses, suitable for retail
30 hhds rye Whiskey
100 bis N K Rum
15 hhds Jamaica Rum
5 pipes Cognac Brandy
SO tons tyre iron
100 keg* Nails, assorted
aug31 82
For Sale
Superior loot Gins and gin Irons
Shaffer & Davant,
aug 31- 1 82 E-rchangc dock.
Bills of Exchange
On London, Glasgow, Manchester and Liver
pool, payable in London, for sale by
John SpeakiiiiiD <V Co.
april 26 93
The Subscribers,
Offer for sale, an invoice, containing
10 bales rose Blankets 8-4 a 11-4
30 bales London duffil Blankets, assorted sizes
2 bales blue Plains
2 bales Cassimeres, assorted colors & prices
6 bates fj-4 Cloths, do do do
2 bales wrapper great Coats
The above goods being fairly charged, and
comprising a good assortment of heavy woolens,
idr an establishment in Savannah or Augusts, will
lie sold at a moderate advance and on liberal ere
dit for approved paper, to close sales.
James Dickson & Co.
tug 10 73
The Subscriber,
Having accepted of the agency of three exten
sive Paper Manufactories to the north, will at way i
have a large supply of the following descriptions
of PAPKU, viz*
Super Ltoyal printing Paper
do
do
do
do
do
do
Royal ’ da
Demi do
Foolscap writing
Hose vellum letter
Kentish cap
Double wrapping
Common do
AUO, os RANH,
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
PORT in barrels. L. PETTY.
Savannah, May 27 25
The Copartnership
Heretofore carried on by IF. Scarbrough, Joseph
tP. JU JQnne & John jYvsrrom, under the firm oi
ScAUimotTGU Si M*Kisxk, is this day dissolved by
mutual cogent It is requested that all unsettled
account* inay be rendered in for settlement or li.
quotation; a and tlut all persons indebted will
forthwith make payment to W. Scarbrough.
Wm. SCARnUOUGH.
J. P. M KINNK, Attorney
JOHN NYSTHOM, V W. Sc*trough
aug 12. 18.9
(Xj* The subscriber intending to continue busi
ness in the factorage & Com -niskton Une alone
for his own *ccoui.t, ollVrs 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-
rrassmrrtt, a sufficient guarantee will be furnUh-
1, under the patronage of Friends, competent to
afford it. WILLIAM SCAKUKOUGH.
aug 12 rw 74 . _
Auction and Commission Business.
The subscriber has taken a store at the north
west corner of Market square, for tt* transacting
of business in the above line. He tenders his ser
vices to the public, and hopes, by the attention
anil punctuality which will hi shewn,• to receive
their support. 8. M. MORDECAI.
aug . 6 80
Mules for Sale.
25 stout healthy Tennessee M ULKS for sale by
Bacon Jjf Brum.
aug 19 cm 77
Notice.
The unfinished buxines* of the late firm of Lloyd
,!#&rruf>o, will beaVendcdto by tbe subscribers,
bo having entered into copartnership, tender
r professional services to tlieir frientls.—-Their
ffire \% in the new brick boil .ing at the corner
F the Pay and Whitaker street, over col She I.'nan’s
Crockery store.
James Morrison*
John C. Nicoll.
july 15—62 ,
Mrs. Grayson respectfully in-
forms the public, tuat she bus opened a h.iuae in
Uroughlon street, for the receptr n of boarders,
second door below tlie corner of Drayton street,
(centrally situated.) where gentlemea can be well
accommodated w ith board and lodging,
aug 31 -82
Stolen,
Five ailver table, six tea and a pap SPOON—
marks on them. Should they be offered for
sale, all persons are requested to stop them and
the thief or thietes. A liberal reward will be
given. Apply at tltis office,
aug 24 -79
To Rent
That commodious house cn tbe bay. belonging
Mr*. Grimes, its contiguity to the market and
the.bay are sufficient inducements to persons en.
gaged In commerce.
Possession to be given on the 15th of October
neat. Apply to TH03. BOUBKE.
aug 31—8:
-82
Notice.
All persons having demands the estate of James
Bird, late of Bryan. county,.dec T wilI present tlieir
accounts within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted will make immediate payment, to
Sarah.adnCtJ:. ,
Godhilf Smith; adugor.
an*
New Summer■ Goods.
By the ship Emily, just arrived from Liver
pool, the subscribers have received a supply of
Seasonable Articles:-.
which makes tlieir,assortment more general and
extensive than at any former period—and will be
sold at a low advance, and. long credit given for'
approved paper. ANDREW LOW U CO.
april 17 91
Factorage.
The undersigned intending to continue Id de
vote all his time and his attention ti* ihe Factor.
ugc and Conmittlon Butincw, ofTeni bis best ser
vices to his friends and to all those ulr> may be
pleated to favor him. He will, until.further no
tice, keep hit ofli.e in the counting-runni of
Messrs R Richardson St Co. and have the pro
duce and mercltandise, that -hall be consigned to.
him, stored in Bolton’s fire-proof buildings.
I’etit D« Villers.
Savannah. 11th August, 1819—ex-75
Marine $ Fire Insurance Company
nirwEjca jr.. a
The board of Directors «if the Savannah Marine^
and Fire Insurance cotcpany,. have declared a Di
vidend of tevm 'Percent on* iheir transactions for
the last six months, which will be paid at the of
fice on and after Thursday next, the 10th inst.
tt. WAYNE, «ccVy.
June 7 34 * ' * ** !
Savannah Marine $ Fire
IKCUIIAKCG DFFICI5. *
Wanted to purchase, STOCKS, either of the
Planters, State, United States, or Jhirien Banks.—
Apply at this office * m R. WAYNE, aeeVy.
Aug 5 c« 71 ,
Just Deceived,
Per brigs Speedy* Peace and Almira, and schoon
er Susan,
A fresh supply of SHOES',
in addition to a large assortment—all for sale.
Samutd Evans,
red store, east of ihe Exchange, down the Bluff
may 4 ——5 '
Notice.
The subscribers having entered into acopartner-
diip, for die purpose of tstablishing at Liverpool,
business under the firm of IVairmriglit (J Shieh,
beg leave to offer th< ir services to their friends,
as general Shipping and Commission Merchant-
at that place. F.Ll WAIN WRIGHT.
‘ CHARLES SH1ELS.
nov 25 cnr. 239
Savannah Library.
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from.
4 to A o’clock v x. the room will be kept.open
for delivering Hooks.
Oetnler, sec'ry.
feb 25 47
& Law Office.
The subscriber will xttenu in his professional
business when ever called upon, lie may., be
found »t the Exchange or in BrmighWm-strcet. at
Mrs. Yotimf*. JOHN D. LEWES,
july 29——mg
•>. . in Council, August 23, I SI9.
Onkred, That an election be held at the Court
House in this city on tne first Monday in Septero
ber next, for fourteen Aldermen to itpresent the
city of Savannah, and for a Clerk of the Market-
fur the ensuing year; that tlie said election be su
perintended by three justices of the peace, and
that the city sheriff with two constables do attend
to preserve order.
Extract from the minutes
R. R. CuyJer, e. c.
Auction and Commission Business,
IN MlLl-Kli-lKVlI.I.K.
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 to their care will receive
promt attention.
1 John II. Wright & Co.
dec 18 251
For Sale
700 pieces Dundee Bagging
James Dickson dj' Co.
JBjTaug I" 73
Far Sale.
The subscriber intending to be absent from this
state for the summer months, offers
A pair of line carriage Horses,
Also an excellent gig or saddle Horse,
A light Carriage, complete fur travelling;
A Gig, I’hiladelphia buijt, nearly re»;
As also his mulatto servant Scipio, an excellent
coachman and waiting man;
With Sally and her son Hercules. Sally is a
good cook, washer and ironer; agd Hercules about
15 years old, is a complete house servant, and
well understands the care and management of
horses.
The above horse* and carriage are well worth
the attention of any person who intends travelling
as they were used Jaac summer on a journey to
the westward. Tlie above set vants are honest,
sober, and in every way desirable for a family.
For term* apply at ihe compting house, Fra
zier’s wharf, or at the house, Oglethorpe square.
John Sp- akman.
june 3 31
Lor Sale,
Ades'reable and healthy situation on the Salts,
about two miles from Thunderbolt, containing fif
ty acres, bounded easterly by a creek, northerly H
westerly by colonel Flournoy’s land, and souther*
' r by Cattle Park. The greater part of*this tract
as originally good hammock land, and was for-
meriy tlie residence of captain Divie«, deceas'd.
For termsapidy to Messrs. Cau^ochin U M itchel.
to Mr. Jobs McKisw »>.
S-.tvafituih, 27th July lb!9——f7
To Rent
My Dwelling House. It li.«s eight ru-.m» v.-.iii
fire places—four apartments in-.Le celias-, vh.of
are paved with the best quality -I flag; am! up
on the lot are a kitchen, aiul conur* times c:-;t
age house. ccC- The house m-gt*-. b - nuoe secii. t
against fire, and its siiuatiim is c .uvenieul ■■
merchant’s counting rooms.
, tj-'- ige J-.-ii--,
march *7 —73 :
For llent
A comfortable Dwelling lie u^e, s,.
corner lot. in a central part of tli r r
far From the Market. Possession w
rbe 6tb of January next. Apply t:>
John P. W iliw
dec 23 255
\ Notice.
All persons having demands against the estate
of Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at L*w f decea
sed, arc requested to render the same, duly attest
ed; and those indebltd thereto, will please make
payment to Messrs Robert & Joseph Uabersh.tm,
who are authorised to make payments and to give
receipts. GEORGE JONES, exe'r,
mav 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 other cau
ses; but, from a nearly twenty years labor, has
now a prospect and certainty of drawing some-
thing very handsome from the thrawldems «-f i>:
and having to support a claim against the Spaniri
jjoverument, for a very extensive mm. secured to
him by the convention of 1802, and die treaty re
cently concluded with Spain, and supported by
every document and proof that can be necessary
to substantiate it, that have been mostly in tt.c
keeping of the American government, for four
teen years past—-would be glad to treat with a;-
honorable and respectable house in Geor.-u, for
the immediate advance of One Thousand i/Ud's
on the legal interest of the country; tiny pay
ment to be secured by a r.-curity on a most ex-
ensive ami valuable landed property, in Glynn
county. Or, he would prtfer procuring tlie nn-
mediate patronage of a respectable house o>
friend, to that amount, on the condition, of tlieir
Dting permitted to participate in the monies re
ceived* beyond any thing that he could offer, ta
interest; and to have permanent advantages
secured to them, after the recover of th^ropei ty
The most sati>factory and undeniable testimoni
als and evidences will be shown to any respecta
ble applicant. For further'particulars, please to
apply to capt. Nxwcomb, at the bar of tlie Wash-
ngton Mali
Savannah, June 13f/i, 1819. [441
Nbtice.
All person's are cautioned against purchasing
from Minor Winn, any lands belonging to tile es
tates of Thomas Washington or David Murray, as
he the said Minor Winn lias no power or authori
ty to dispose of any property of said estates.—
Persons who have purohased, and hold under his
title, are notified that suits will be commenced
against them by the f-bscriber, who alone has the
legal claim to the property belonging to said es
tates.
Louisa Omones.
june 30 54
Notice.
AH persons are forewarned not to purchase that
luntarion or tract of laud, culled NeiviUi , ir.
f outh-Oaroliria. advertised by Geuigs Woodruff
sq as the said tract of fi nd belongs t*> the estate
i Murray to whic.ti the subscriber is the only su:
iving reprtstjiiatjve. T!»i« »rac* of land called
N«.lvide, is <df.-erd for sale by the subscriber, upon
inageous terrrvb, and indisputable tiiies wiii fc
PUBLIC SALES.
Executor’s Sales.
1 ftU be told before tlie court h>.ute dr the fret futt-
; * day ht Septgm'uT n>rei.’
A negro man belonging *o the estste nfB. Rou-
dot, by order of the justices of the Inferior coast*
D. Constantine, <»a''or. »
aug 5—— rf»—
City Sheriffis Sale..
On the first f uesaay in Svfdnnber next*
Will sold in front of the Ct uri-Hotiac, between
th. hour; -T tut ard two i»*clock.
All those h»R Lot, oflxt.d, m the city of Sat?
vaonah, known h- i!t c i.untlnrit (39 and 40.) Li
berty ward, Intended on the nnnli bv k !»ne. ph
the t »st hy Jelfersiiii-strcet, on the went by l)u-
hiRtton’a lot, »mi on the lenth by the other moie
ties or Into nurnbert. (59 *tul 4‘J.) together With
the impn vomcnts thereon, subject to the Corpo
ration triound bent—letieff on xt the ph perty Of
ItijC'nr Abraham - Slieftxll toratisfy executions it)
fav.ur of Daniel Rubins xndvav.other. -
Isaac D‘t-vuti, k. o. B.
.fttir 31, 1819-—<>».■ v 1
Continued Stic.
On the first f ueetfoy mSeptemlrirr next.
'Vili be told at Eifiiieham court house, between thi
. . • t ' uJu»|: hours;
One-thous.vid acres of land, benndeil on Thoma#
H’ylly. I tori,] Loret, and George ArhstuffV lands,
and the public lots of Efff’jrham court house.-»
Also, lot No. 9, Springfield, ami the improveh
meins; levied nit its the properly of fbiiip Junes
to satisfy an execution in favor of r Bazil Gray.
C. Wisenhaker, s. x. c.
au? 7—72 . •' V u .'
‘Continued Sates.
On the first Tuesday :n Sepltixiber
Will be soklxt Effingham court house bet wee. i ifjfe
Q.'Ual hours.
300 acres*; F Ijtnd, adjoining lands cf Samuel
Ntedlinger, GIN eice, Joshua Dasher, Kroncth and
Smith. 300 acres of land a'djnining lands of
ledediali Whiteman- S- Arnstoff, and GotliV Zitte-
uer—106 acres near the great bay; And'66 acres
joining lands of C. Ulmer and Wisenbabker—le
vied on as the property of John Keidlingtir
tb satisfy an execution in favor of A mallei
Howe. G. \VISENUAKEU,s x c.
aug 7-72-. -
Sheriff’s sale. * •. * . ,
The purchaser m.t complying with terms of
tdc. will be re ,s»»ld on the frit Tuf.iuay in Ocry-
her next, at the coun hou^e in Btuuswick, Glynn-
cnt:n:y, the fattening negroes, levcd on as the
property of James Piies on live foreclosure of a
mortgage to K. & J. Habersham.—Prince, Flora,
big Charles, Silvey, Dave, Tcm^ E'ick, bdly,
J.imey, Harry, Jim, CliaViotte, 'oe, CeaUa, July,
CiiSrlt 1 ?, isxRt Jack, and tynnh. '
iu5—•• t 7 V. \V\SS. * « c.:
Southern Stare Regulations.
The Stage will run but once a week in fulnrA,
until the fir^t of October next 1 It will leave 8a»
vannab «very Tfurstky, and arrive in Darien tl»^
same da\; and leave Darien every Tuesday t and
arrive Savannah tbe same day. The stage will
tart precisely 4 o’clock in the morning, and
<» case any passenger should neglect to attend at
the office in time, their money will be forfeited,
“o scat will l>e reserved for'any person unless the
rnom y is paid at the time of entering their name/
Each passer.ger will be allowed 14 ? lhs, baggage,
and all over they will be charged fire cents p«j*
lb. for—extra bpegi-ge will be at tbe ri^k of the'
I’ners. The office will be still kept at the bar of
the Georgia Hotel.
U iUiain B. Holzendorf.
aup- Vi. *—75 ' *»
Office Rank United States.
• Savannah, 3ltt Aug. 1819.
The board of directors of this office Will pra-
cetcf on Tuesday r.ext, to the election of an Av
itant Clerk, with a salary of j§hb<A per annum,
ano amount J bond with two approvi d sureties
for turec thousand dollars. Candidates will hand
their applications to tl»e subscriber previous to
hat dav. J-HUNTER, cathier.
aug ol— 82 ’ “ ''
r>
A
Louisa Omortjj.
To Hire,
FOR THE BUM .UK ft.
A Boy, who is a good house servant
this office. june 4 —
Aprlj
Wanted Immediately,
A man to attend a place near th * ci‘v. NV»;,«.
need apply without producing vouchers of his hen
esry and sobriety. Apply to the printer.
jur.e21 — 46
Negroes to Hire.
T^o negro Women, oue of whom is a good
enckard house stnant; also a negro Hoy about
i, to be hired by the month or year. £: quire at
the office of the ttepublican.
N. lb The above negroes are warranted honest,
aug 10-73
Notice.
Persons having demands against the Ef'af’e of
Edmund Dillon, Deceased, wifi present their ac
counts, and those indebted to said Estate
make payment to JOHN DILLON,
july 15—6j t ^ nr qf aride$trJ
One Hundred Dollars’ reward.
Rtnaway from tbe subscriber some time in Fc
bruary last, from my plantation, near Milledge
ville, a negro man named Cberi.es. This negn
was raised in the family of Mr Charles Irvine, near
Sunbury, in Liberty county, and was dime time
the property of Mi* Williford, of 5arannah where
he is veil Known. When he absqpnded he took
with him a sorrel hflrse, saddle and bridle,, and as
he has liuny relatives and acquaintance .both ir
Liberty county and 9aYanruth, and as h.s wife who
beiongs to Mr. Palmes, of Sarannab, has l^t-ely
absconded, it is presumed Chaflcs » at no great
distance. .. 4 . .j : \ % Jt
I will pay to any person who shall apprfehrrtri
and secure in some safe gpiol, sb that I get him
agiin, one ttAdteddoib»> ^
* 4
V. Uu
Fifty Dollars’ reward.
v. ;.v. ;*• .. >• r. v.:. rv. ^.egbuy am— h
«.i y ot age; h. U>w bath, utou
- v'-.l. r^.*i I' h'V; tolerable black, gr.v.
.ar.ee **u;i j took with him a long
*. ami -* c*»rf?r-i velvet jacket, one psir of
,.j* ; r.r.d * ne of carded velvet
»T'«i r.hc*- b ti vvifii him. It is sup
mb? 1 'o** the northward as he is re
1 ..r- ’.0 • .‘if!u shore of Maryland.—
-■» «rd will he given il taken and
•• 4 - .»< thiss^atc. and Fifty ^Dollars
cii t .r d. - state and secured so as I g?.t
J ri ? re^ronabU: erp^nces paid' All per-
hirbid f vn» harboring him or carrying
ruler Use penalty cf the law.
John Gribbin.
The ;hove named man ?am has a pass,
gild back to Savannah unmolested.
under date -1st in- t. He may use it as a general
Savannah, Aug 24 79
(j^/- The editors of the Augttafa Chronicle and
Clurleston C ty Gazette are requested to publish
tbe above three weeks, and forward their accounts
to this office for payment. •
Twenty Dollars’ reward
For Uvttt xml her chJil CBAttiorrt, who *h-
scondrd on tlie 18th of July. Hetty is a black
wench of a small size, about 40 years of a>te, and
■fa pkasinp countenance; bas for some time past
OTm;,laiaed of a sa-elh..g'under her arm; she has
a yellow fellow by the name of Smart, belonging
to Mr Ji lin Gardner, for her husband. There is
no doubt of her being hat bored in or near Savan
nah. being well known thereabouts. Her child
Vharlotte is about 4 year old and remarkable like
ly. . The ab.'-.e r. ward will be paid on delivering
them ir Savasnan gail. D. SCHULT3.
Effingham, August 24-—a*——79
Twenty-Uve Dollars’ reward.
Rauavray from the subscriber, on New River,
South-Carolina, my man Ui-sata, about 2fi.years
of age, of yellow complexion, tt icfc made, and of
low stature, of aadeating countenance when spok
en to,- bas a mower and brother in SaVar.nah, and
is supposed to be lurking Sbout their, residence.
The,above reward trill be paid f9r lodging him in
Savannah gaol, or lb Scott. & Fahm, factors.—
All fieraoii* are forbid, harboring Said fellow as
the ffita will be wrictiy enforce^
. .- ,, . j* Mbn Cooper.
ict'-' j/u d August S0t/i 9 1819. •
ret of thirty dollars wil. he paid at thi^
c.c, r«tr n.f'trmktion, Which may lead to the dis*-
cox cn of tilt- mweftiewsus, idle and dissolute per*
i»o?> or prrsons. who ptil>dup steps, and injured
some ct Hit public ; r« perty last night.
T. U. P. CHAULTON, mayor.
Uy the Mayor.
F M. STONE, marthal, ~
aug 31—r— . .
In Council
August zr, 1819.
Ilctolved, That tlie portion of Fig Island, owned
bv the city of the Savannah, be offered at public
Hate on the first Monday- in October next* at tlie
c >urt house, ihe party purchasing Ihe same to give
bonds to placa the said lar.d in « state of dry Cul
ture. Extract Jrom the minute*. . a
R. R. Cojrter, c. c.
ang 31—82 < .. , .
{yy in conformity with the aboA resnlutscrt
of conned. I shall proceed on the first Monday ut
October in front ol the courl-house. between thd
hours of 10 a. x and 2 r n to self all that portion
of Fig-Island belonging to the city of Savannah,
containing forty acres, more or. less.
F. M. Stone, c. u.
"aug 31— 82 ...
, An Ordinanck . .
Appropriating a certain portion of Ground fob
the Interment o! atra. gersand others not having
relatives within the city of Savannah, or buried in
the present cemetery .
Section 1. Be it ordained by mayor and alder,
men of the ei’y ofK-ivannah in council assembled,
and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the
same, That, that portion >.f ground containing
four hundrec anil fifty nvc feet in length and two
hundred and forty feet in breidth, lying and being
five hundred anti sixty five yards south of the
trosent burial ground, and designated in the plan
tereto annexed, is hi r- by set apart ard expressly
appropriated for tlie iu ermcBl of all strangers or
persons who shoulil happen to di-- within the ci,
ty aforesaid and who sl-oil n t have any relations
buried in tlie present .cemetery.
In CounciL.Augusi 23, 1819. • : .
(i~») T. U P. CRaRLTON, etay.r.
Attest, R. R CtlYLEtt, c. c.
aug 31 - - 82 ~' • - —
Coiitraci Wanted.
Proposals will be received until Monday next,
by either of the undersigned, commi-tee of coun
cil, to inclose the new burial ground. For par.
oculars, SppljtQ D AVBNponT,^
T. BOUBKE, C. CornmiCn.
- —- M. HERRFHT. > ,
Blank Manifests
iile ct thi? i
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