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No. 181.—Vol. XVL
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1848.
Whole No. 31
For New-York
Tbs fast-taiing schooner
II UtRIET NEWELL,
Dnmrae. master, wiH potfeivtjy Mil
, WedikMay nest. For freight or
>ly on, iMurdV Joint’* wharf or to
*** WILLIFORD 8t BAKER.
5jT Coiyigees *re requested to call and receive
tli-;;. gu ’dt, aaabove.
*"p» 5 ISO
For Baltimore via Charleston
The fart aailin,.; copper bottomed and
r cop tier fattened achr. WALTON GUAY,
k rill b< despvched in a few days. For
j "eight or passage, having superior If-
coriir.^iuKtions, apply to eapt Cray on board
Uiee’ti wharf or to. N1IJH0LA6 It NEFF,
sent 1 178
Bank State of Georgia,
UTijni, 21* arccsT. 1818.
Jtmlvetl, That twenty |kt cent of the capital
*-<vk of this bank, be and the tame is hereby re
quire! to be paid in, nn*or before the first ’ Mon
ohv in November nest, bar the stockholders there
o: - the same to be paid in specie, or bills of ei
ther of tbe banks of Georgia.
By orde- of the Hurd
ANTHONY PORTEH. caihier.
Non.—Stockholders may pay thrir 28 dolls, per
share, at tbe principal bank in Savannah, or at ei.
ther of the branches in MilledgeviUe, Washington
or Augusta, and obtain a receipt from the cashier
on the back of their scrip certificate for the pay
ment thereof. sept 1 178
Notice.
Augusta, August 25, 1818.
Bavmaah River Navigation Company.
An instalment of 5 per cent on the capital stock
of tbe company is required to be paid in jo the
treasurer on or before 2d of November nett
By order of the board,
J. VV. L. Simmons, sec’ry.
The Editor of tbe Savannah Republican is re
quested to publish the above until the time ca
pites, and forward bis account to the Company’s
Officofor payment,
aeptl — 178
Notice.
Augusta, August 25,1818.
Savannah River Navigation Company.
At a meeting of the stockholders of this com
pany on July 22d last, it was resolved by the mem
bers present, that a meeting of the stockholders
is requested to take place at tbe Globe Tavern,
in tbe city of Augusta, of Monday, the 26th of
October, at tkt o'clock ifw, The meeting being
called for important purposes, punctual attendance
Is required.
J. W. L. Simmons, xec'ry,
The Editor of the Savannah Republican ui re
quested to publish tbe above until the expiration
of the time mentioned, and forward his account
to the Company’s Office for payment,
sept 1- 178
£/* In oar absence from this city,
for a short time, Jons M'Nisa, esq. and Mr. L.
R. Almy, arc our attomies.
John Speakman Sf Co.
£? Daring a short absence from
lh» place, Messrs. O. F. Sc O. Palmes, will act as
my attornies: those indebted are requested to
make payment to them. DAVID VOTEE*
aug 20" ■■■—173
*** During the absence of the
subscriber from the state, Enwaan Stxbbuts, esq.
is dulr authorized to act at my attorney.
Sarah Blacksell.
june 27—i
150
Lloyd Morrison
Have removed their Office, from the Exchange
to col. Pray** brick building, over the store of
Messrs. Giudry A Dufaure.
july 25 -162
Butter, Cheese, §*c.
Jxtt received per tchooner Harriet JVcvell, Jrom
Jfew-Tork.
SO Goshen Cheese
8 jars Goshen Butter
200 reams wrapping Paper
8 qr. cask chose old L P. Teneriff Wine
A complete assortment fish Hooks k Lines
2j0 bags Oats
“6* QN HAN „ (
Almost evey article in the Grocery Lina.
For«lconaccommod.nn gi tenn.b^ LMEs
’ sept 5 x 180
Fire-Wood wanted
ON THE WESTERN WATERS.
The steam-boat Company are desirous of con
tracting (or a tegular supply of WOOD, to be or
dered for the use of the steam boat* tbe ensuing
season, at convenient landing places on Oconee
and Attain..ha rivers. The Wood must be of pitch
pine, cut frum the bodies t>f large trees, of high
laid growth, and well seasoned.—Light-wood
would b« preferred. Persona willing to contract
for the delivery at one or more landings, will
'Bend their proposals, specifying the rate rer cord
Bud tlie name of the landing, its est i mated distance
from Darien, MilledgeviUe, or some public place.
The proposals to be addressed ei'her to Jossra
Hcicarirsox, treasurer, at Augusta; or Rjcnaiu)
Wares, Savannah.
Samuel Howard.
CT The editors of the MilledgeviUe papers are
requested to insert the foregoing for 3 months. *
ang 4 166
Stop Thief 11!
The store of the subscriber* was entered on the
Bight of the 2d inst. and pillaged of about one
Tnotsaso noixaas in Augusta Bridge and North-
Carolina money, except one bill of fiifty dollars
on the Planters’ Bank of this state, and one coun
terfrit bill, Bank of Elton, (Maryland,) somewhat
defaced, with a piece of paper pasted on the
back—also one nut bill in favor of the sub
scribers, given by Moses Pettengill for or Heir.
Bam *>» sisBTT Domras, snd a nnmbe.r of pro-
misery notes, all .parable to the subscribers, ex
cept two, one payable to William H. GiUeland,
and the other payable to James S. Cunningham.
A liberal reward .will be given for the money
and papers, or the thief; or either.
^ Sclleck Sr Knapp.
N. B. A bundle of notes was taken which had
been paid at bank by the subscribers, and prin
cipally had oar names torn off. „
upt 5-180 s * l!
Savannah Poor-House
VISITING COMMITTEE
ital.
Anvutt and September,
Cctbbkbt and Tbiodosics Ban-row.
Joseph Camming, secretary.
aug 11—169
Darien Gazette.
Persoua holding Subscription Lists for the -Da-
rien Gazette will please forward the names, 1 '
lSth instant, to lhe PROPRIETO
/Ms, September t, 181& («—179]
NEW
^rfating^ffice*
T IE Subscriber has just received from Phi
ladelphia, a *zw and illoavt assortment
of TYPES, calculated especially for
JOB PRINTING.
ORDERS for any Work in this line wilt be
speedily and handsomely executed, at the cus
tomary prices, and every favor, be it ever so
small, gratefully acknowledged.
moss woo aax nr wast or
CATALOGUES of Pub
lic Sales
BLANKS for Public Of
fices
Commercial & Shipping
BLANKS
Insurance and Notarial
BLANKS .
CARDS
CIRCULAR LETTERS
BILLS Or LADING
And almost every other kind of Puttiko,
are invited to call.
23oof$ ant> $aitip#et£
Will also be handsom e ly and correctly Print
ed, on application.
Office on the Bay, about 30 rods west of the
Exchange, in the room over the Store lately
occupied by Mr. Joseph Depass.
OLIVER STEELE.
Savannah, Sept. 3, 1818—-I—
PRICES CURRENT
BANK CHECKS
HAND BILLS
POSTING BILLS
SHOE BILLS
HAT BILLS
Shop Keeper’s Bills
LABELS
MILITARY NOTI
CES
RECEIPTS
Just received
100 boxes first quality CLARET; which will be
sold very low by Duhamel & Auze. Apply to
Jakes G. Blois, at Perry Sc Wright’s store,
sept 3 x 179
Hair Matrasses,
Of various sizes, and of the best quality hair
and ticking, constantly on band, at the Cabinet
and Chair ware-house of
Faries & Miller,
aug 29——177 Broughton-ttreet.
For sale
200 pieces first quality Dundee Cotton Bagging
Richards <Xf Harroivay.
aug 29——177
Corn.
Prime white Baltimore Com, just received and
far sale by NICHOLAS & NEFF, *
sept 1—■—178
Water Proof Hats.
William H. fjaxix, of tbe city ofWashington.
makes water proof Hats, in a very supperior
manner. These bats are made of the same ma
terials as others, the only difference consists in
the stiffening, which renders them water proof.—
They are perfectly clastic, will resist water, thogh
immersed in it forty-eight hoars, and maintain
fefwiffifcfreqffib* tbTaid'of foe
The Editors of the Baltimore Federal Gazette,
Philadelphia Aurora, New-York Mercantile Ad
vertiser, Boston Patriot, Charleston Courier, Sa
vannah Republican, Kentucky Gazette, New-Or-
leans Gazette, Pi.tsburg Gazette, and Raleigh Re-
rister, will please insert the above six times, and
orward their accounts to W. H. for payment,
sept 1 jt 178
Brokerage.
The subscriber having established himself on the
Bay, over the store of meters W & A Weyman &
Co. tenders his services to his friends and the pub
lic in general in tbe above line of business, and
hopes by strict attention to merit a share of pat
ronage ROBERT RAJFORD.
sent 1 178
Valuable Real Estate.
FOR SALE
The HOUSES and LOT, comer of Broughton
and Whitaker streets, now under msnagement of
Mr. Kaiford, formerly occupied by colonel Shell-
man, and well known as Shellman’s boarding
house, with all the house and kitchen FURN1
TURE, mostly new, and in good order. Posses
sion will be given at any time to suit the purchas-
HENRY W. HILLS.
july 11 fen——156
Valuable Property for sale.
The subscriber wish&Zo sell his establishment
the town of Watkinjtille. Clark county, at
present, and formerly o|tupied as a tavern and
store. The establishment consists of five half
acre lots in tbe most eligible part of said town,
on which there is a newly erected building fifty
two feet long, and two stories high; also an ex
cellent store house, a dwelling house, and all ne
cessary out-houses for a tavern, with an excellent
garden. The aituation is supposed to be as
lealthy as any in tbe Southern country, and has
of late become a place of considerable resort for
persons from the lower country during the sum
mer months—Persons wishing to purchase are
invited to call and view the premises.
James Ligon. -
JVntkintvillc, Augaot 26,1818.
(£?■ The Editors of the Georgia Journal, the
Reflector, and Savannah Republican, are re-
quested to publish the above oncee week for
four weeks and forward their accounts to the
ost office in Watkinsville for payment J. L.
pt 1 f*. 178
Saw-Mill Cranks and ^Gudgeons.
A constant supplv always on band, direct from
tbe manufactory, to be had of
S. C. Hanning,
aug 8— .. ..168 -V.. 2, Commerce Row.
Woollen Goods.
The subscriber*'nave received, by the British
brig Maria, from Liverpool, a fresh supply of au.
perfine Cloths, Cassimcres and white Plains; Mich
they offer for sale, by tbe piec, or package, oh
accommodating terms.
Jamei Dickson & Co.
aug 11 ca 169 ' ~
Sugar, Gin, 8£c.
8 hhds prime muscovado Sugar
10 do northern Gin „ n
17 barrels Philadelphia Whiskey
SO do N. E. Rum For sale by
M. Pettingill,
ang 20—173 Market^qua-e
For sale
Best double Brown Stout Potter, bottled and
. in fihds.
Br Vied Beer, in casks off dozen each
4 trunks ready made Clothug
For sale by JAMS CARRUTHEBS.
june 6 133
Notia.
The subscribers having entered into eopart
nership in business, in futwe their TAILORING
BUSINESS will be conduced under the firm rff
Carrsoa & Fowlzb, who return their grateful
thanks to tbe gentlemen ol Savannah and its vi
vinity for the liberal pat-onage heretofore re.
eeived, and flatter themseltes, by their superior
workmanship and prompttude in business, to
merit a good share of pinlic patronage. The
buijness will be conducted n the store occupied
by J. W. Cannon, on St. Jtlian street, opposite
the store lately occupied b) Messrs. Stebbins &
Mason.
N. B. Constantly kept on hand, a good assort-
ment of first chop Cloths, Casitneres, Vestings.
Trimmings, &c. for the accommodation of ther
customers. J. W, CANNON,
J. FOWLER.
july 11 156 i
Notice.
Mrs. BLOGG, late of Savannah, having taken
charge of the Boarding department of the Acade
my in M'Intosb county, the parent! md guardi
ans of children are isformed that the institution
is open for the instruction of youth ofboth sexes,
where the different brsnehes of educatbn, includ
ing tbe Greek and Latin languages, wrh tbe use
of the Globes, are taught by Mr. M’Cuttock, a
gentleman of sound moral character, aid unques
tionable talents as a teacher.
JAMES E. HOUSTOUNT
JAMES DUNWOODY, S. Committee.
JAMES TROUP, S
aug 20 173
Notice.
In consequence of Jon* MiLin’vretiring to
Beaufort, the copartnership of Gillitt It Mass
it this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those
Indebted to the above firm are requested to make
laymrnt thereof to William S. Gillett, who isdiert-
>y authorised to receive the same: and also, ty
£neby Willie
PJELMilxx, an ier on i n< j; r ^ ua ] KC0U i*-
’William S.Grflett,
John Milne.
march 18——65
Notice.
The goods and effects, stock in trade, looks of
account, &c. of Joszru Kitcheh, of Savar.ah, sad-
ler, having been assigned to the subscriers, for
the purpose of making a ratable distriVition of
the money which may arise from a sai of. the
same among his creditors, notice it herby given
of the said assignment, to tbe creditors o’the said
Joseph Kitchen, that they may present heir de
mands, and to those indebted that they rake pay
ment, to JzREMiia Cctlz», attorney fir the as
signees.
John Lohra, "I
Abraham Carlile, t-assijnees.
Edmund Kinsey, J
aug 4 166
Notice.
The subscriber has removed to the stsre lately
occupied by Mr. Alley, on the Bay, next door to
tbe Republican printing office, vriiere he intends
to have all kinds of TAILORING WORK exe
cuted with neatness and dispatch, in the newest
style and most approved manner; and returns his
thanks to liis former customers, and hopes, by his
workmanship being interior to none and bis steady
attention to his business, to merit a liberal share
the public patronage.
George A. Ash,
aug 8 - —168 . Merchant Tailor.
For sale
The following LANDS lying in the county of
Camden and state of Georgia:
6070 acres—The well known place called Cole
raine, in the river St. Mary’s, about thirty miles
above the town, and occupying the north bank of
e river, about three miles.
11,015 acres in three tracts, at M*Girths terry,
occupying the north bank of St. Masy’t river sev-
Noticc.
AU persona indebted to me will please make
nsvocnt to Mr. Gamnaaa Terre, whe is consti-
ftW.sent.-auru*
june 19 f——W*
eral milts, and lying a little above the former.—
Tbe whole forming one body, and no part more
than two and a half miles from tbe river.
Some Lots in the town of St. Mary’s, and a
small tract of 100 acres on the high point of Cum
berland island. The St. Mary s lands have a
quantity of tide swamp, but are mastiy valuable
for their pine and cypress timber. The river u
navigable.forve.Kls drawffe 14 feet water, to
Coleraine, and 12 feet to kPGirth’s ferry. . The
titles for these lands are unquestionable, and will
be guaranteed by tne owner, 0" whom possession
they hsve long been) and whosqability to do so
will not be questioned. They will be sold in small
tracts, or otherwise, on favorable terms to suit
t urchaaers. as the proprietor has determined to
close bis business in Georgia as soon as possible.
Applyto -SAMUEL M. BOND,
iune II ■■•f—-j—137
To Rent
For one yesr, from October and November
next, several two story dwelling Houses, in heal-
j,y and pleasant situations, one aa Broughtdn-
s £et. Apply «o J. MARSHALL,
aept 3—|—179 *
Notice.
The estate and effects of Assstv Eawiii, A.
Eawix, Gaocs & Co. aid Eawi* ti Co. having
been assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment
of certain debts in the first instance, and after*
wardsfor tbe benefit ofalllbecreditorsof the hud
concerns, notice is hereby given to those interested,
of the said assignment. AU persons indebted to
the said Andrew Erwin, Ervin, Groce Cc Co. or
Erwip & Co. are notified to pay the amount of
their debts to the subscriber* only, and a spee
dy payment will be required, in order to enable
the subscribers to make a settlement of the affairs
of the said firms. All those having claims agajast
the said parties are requested to exhibit them to
tbe subscribers, duly attested
GEORGE HARGREAVES,’
JOHN M’KINNE,
BARNA M’KfNHE,
WILLIAM SIMS,
march 31 76
jnUpwi,
.New Summer Goods.
The fvbocflben bairn received,'by the thift Jane
and Georgia, sett arrived from Liverpool,
AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
which bare been .elected by one of the partners
and wiH be sold by die piece or package on rea
sonable teems.
ANDREW LOW & CO.
■ may 2o—123’
Flour, Corn, 6£c.
3 thm^ind bushels prime white com
100 whoK barrels superfine Baltimore flour
30 half do do do do
Landing from achr*. Eagle and Caroline.
I* STOBZ
200 pieces prime Bagging
30 bhds do retailing Molassss
30 bbls loaf and lamp Sugar
5 tons share molds
20 bbls Pork ■ ...
12 do no. 2 Beef
For sale by HALL k HOYT.
sepr l B 178
The subscriber
Offert for tale the following GOODS, on accom
modating term*—vii.-
1 trunk nuns thread
1 bale all Colo Ad do.
3, trunks cotton Hose
3 bales colored Nankeens
1 box diapers & paper Cloths
2 boxes brown Linens
2 bales linen Bedtick
1 bale linen & cotton Checks
2 bales Flannels
80 kegs k 5 barrels Barley
250 nieces yery best cotton Bagging
2 bales best London duffle Blankets
2 bales Russia Sheeting
2 boxes Irish Linens, very fine
24 hhds best New-Orleans Sugar
11 puncheons Jam. Rum
3 boxes wool Hats
35 casks vejy superior Brown Stout
AVm. Taylor,
sept 1 ca 178
Dry Goods, Crockery, 8Cc.
150 crates Crockery
500 pieces cotton Bagging
3000 iron Pots and Spiders
20 bales negro Plains
20 do London duffle Blankets
10 trunks Prints
5 bales coarse BroadclotUs
5 do Kersimere
1 case steam loom Shirting
2 do 4-4 cotton do
1 do
5 bales assorted Threads
4 do bron-n Sheeting
4 do Irish Duck
3 do toilnet Vestings
1 do Carpeting
8 cases linen and cotton Checks
1 case cotton Hosiery
4 cases Ginghams and union Stripes
1 case book and mull mull Muslin
4 pair double Jack-Screws
1 bale Towelling'
XS&SfiSRBt.-..-.. - -
2 bal<- auankets For sale by
, S. C. Dunning,
aug 8—cr 168 A*#. 2, Commerce Row.
Painting, Glazing, and Paper
Hanging.
The subscribers have entered into copartite
ship with a view to conduct the Pam ting. Giazin
Paper Hanging and Sign Painting boainess. in a
its various branches, and will be tnankful for an
favors entrusted to them. They have taktSSe she
in Bay-lane, in the rear of the Republican println
office, where they may be generally round; or a
their residence, next door west to that of tbe kli
John Lawson, esq. in Broughton-strect.
■William Pearce,
David Seconl.
aug 27 157
Boarding-House.
The subscriber has taken the large HOUSE on
the Bay, comer of Lincoln street, property of the
late John Anderson, situated in a very airy place,
opposite the stores of Mr. Sanrael Howard. The
healthy situation of this building—containing pear
ly thirty separate room*—offers a vety pit
advantage for the accommodation and comfort
Boarders, particularly in the warm season of the
year. Those who plrase to favor him with their
patronage, will find the house well found, and
every alt-ration given, by the public’s humble .er
rant, THOMAS GRIBBIN;
ujly A 152
Charleston Wire Manufactory.
The subscriber informs the public, that he car
riesou the WOVE WIRE MJIUUFACTORT,
in all its various branches, and wiU be happy to at
tend to the orders of his friends for any article* >
in his line; and particularly request that any or
der. in his line of business, for tbe ensuing fall,
may be sent in during the summer, that he may
be enabled to execute them in time for tbe coming
fall, as be intends staying in tbe city anil keeping
his establishment going on during tbe summer.
He manufactures *U kinds office Screen Wire,
in whole sets, or old Screens repaired; rolling
Screens for merchant mills; Riddles and Srmeens
for Dutch mills do. for brick-layers; meal,
wheat and cockel Seives, by the dozen or
smaller quantity; wire Safes of a superior quality;
Wire, for miHc houses and cellar windows; rice
and flour Seives for planters, &c: which fie pledget
himself are as good in quality, and k* cheap in
price, as those at Philadelphia and New-York*
Any orders left with Messrs. Scsssbough &
M'Kinse, or forwarded to tbe subscriber, will be
thankfully received and punctually executed.
JOHN S. JONES,
No. 122, Church street, Charketeu.
july 7— ■ tea 154
A letter from Dresden, in Germany.
Valuable Land Negroes for sale.
The subscriber offers for sale, his PLANTA
TION, consisting of six hundred and sixty acres
of land, situate on the road leading from Louis
ville to Augusta, distant about three miles from
the former place. It is well improved; and there
is rather more than two huudred acres of cleared
land, all fresh, and under excellent fences. With
the plantation would be sold forty-five prime
Slaves. Possession of the property may be had
about tbe middle oi January next
Noble W. Jones.
june 6 -133
Lands for sale.
One thousand and fifty acres of LAND, in Mc
Intosh county, Broqi neck, in two separate tracts,
one of which containing three hundred and sixty
(360) acres, is situated on the Salts, immediately
open to Sapelo Island, remarkably healthy, with a
good two-story dwelling House, Kitchen and oth
er necessary outbuildings on the premises; two
hundred acres of which .re good cotton land,
cleared and under good fence. The other tract,
which is within a mile and a half of the first, con
tains 640 acres, two hundred and fifty (250) of
which are of first quality high inland swamp, very
level and easily drained, having a large salt creek
at either extremity—it may be considered as prime
land for corn, cotton or sugar cane, and may be
rendered perfectly secure by a force of 40 or 50
hands.—There is a great deal of light red oak
land, some stoney knowles, and the balance well
timbered pine barren. For terms apply to Mr.
Joan Lewis, in Savannah, or to the subscriber on
the premises.
. H. Gigmlliaf.
aug 6 ■■ 167
To rent,
(And pc tuition tjven on the 1st of JVovember next,)
■ The STORES on the suDseriber’s wharf
aPnreaent occupied by Messrs. Nichols,
Dotuon k Hills—and that occupied by
Mr. House. Also, the brii* building on
the Bay, near Barnard-street, occupied by the ed
itors of the Columbian Museum. For terms, in
the absence of the subscriber, apply to George
Jones, ewjuire. NOB1E W. JONES,
june 6 -133
Notice.
AU persons having demands against tbe estate
of captain Thomas Rice, deceased, are requested
to render them in duly attested, within the time
prescribed by law; and those persons indebted to
said estate, are required to make immediate pay
ment to
- Ebenezer S. Rees')
$ loim’rs
_ Thomas W. Rice, j
april 14 94 .
Notice.
All persons having deaiands against the estate
Qf Charles Skipwith, late of Wilkes county, de
ceased, are desired to renderthem in properly at
tested; and those indebted to said estate, will
make payment to A. G. SEMMES, adm'or.
The Augusta Herald will publish the above for
six weeks march 31—1—68
Notice.
All persons haring demands agairst tbe estate
of John Mann, late of Augusta, decerned, are de
sired to render them in property attested; and
those indebted to said estate will payment
t o A. G. SEMMES, ofoV.
The Augusta Herald wUl publish tbe above no
tice, for six weeks. march 21—)—68
To let
The west tenement of tbe HUOSE near the Mu
seum Office, on the Bay—Immediate possession
will be given. For terms apply to
George Jones.
tnav 12 ■ 111
Savannah, District of Georgia,
!9fA December, 1817.
It having been made apparent to me, that tbe
District Judge of the said District is unable to hold
a District Court, or to perform the duties of him of
fice, and, on application from the District Attor
ney of said District, you are required forthwith to
certify into tbe next Circuit Court, to be ho Men in
said District, aU actions, suits, causes, plea* and
processes, civil snd criminal, ot what nature or
kind toeva^now depending in tbe said District,
and undetflBuned, with all proceedings thereon,
and all files and papers relating thereto.
William Johnson, jun.
Ateociate lattice of the Supreme Court,
axeigned to the Sixth Circa
JOHN L BULLOCH, Clerk Dietrict Court,
for the District»/ Georgia.
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. > In the Sixth
ClerVe OJfcc.'XHhDec. 1817. S OreuitCourt.
L John J. Bulloch, Ocrk of the DwtoctandS.xtl.
Coarts of the United Stales, lor taxi District, do
hereby certify the above to be a true copy from
tbe onpnil filed and on record in my'office.
' John I. Bulloch,
(JjC-20 4—180 Clerk Georgia Dittict
(TRANSLATION]
On the 9th of January, 1818, died in this place,
Fbf.d’k Cottuxb Stxibxbtz, Turner, who left
considerable property, to which property his two
sons, Charles Augustus Steinmet*, merchant, and
Justin Ferdinand Steinmctz, s gold and silver
smith, are the co-heirs.
These two brothers have been « long time in
the United States of America, via. Charles Augus
tus, who adopted tbe name of Chailea Steincrt,
lias been for some time in Boston, at other times
in Philadelphia, Baltimore and New-York—Justin
Ferdinand, under the *fjumcdmaieof Jott!nT£% ~
heard from their brothers itnbe tlie year 1810—
they are very desirous to come to a settlement in
regard to the aforementioned inheritance, and
therefore herewith request all such persons who
may have some knowledge < f the said Charles Au
gustus Steinmctz, alias Charles Steincrt, and Justin
Ferdinand Steinmetz alias Justin Ferdinand Smidt,
to give all the information in their power as to
their places of residence, (if they be alive) wheth
er they have families, Ac.
Dresden, in the kingdom of Saxony, Germany,
8th February, 1818
(Signed) HEBEN3TBEET, auditor.
Apply to BRUNE cc DANNF.MANN,
Aa. 20, Commerce-ttreet
(ryThe editors of tbe Boston Daily Advertiser,
New-York Gazette, Philadelphia Freeman’s Jour
nal. Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Va. Enquirer,
Charleston S. C. Courier, and Savannah Republi
can, will iniert the above two- weeks, and send
their accounts to the office of the Baltimore Ame
rican, for collection. july 28--i—178
Chambers, held in and for the county of M Intosh,
on Monday, the first day of June, 1818, present
their honors Francis Hopkins, Allen B. Powell,
Jonathan Thomas, Jesse H. Harrison.
Upon the petition of James Hameiton, praying
to be admitted to the benefit of the act for the re
lief of insolvent debtors, tbe said James Hamel-
ton being now in the custody of the sheriff of this
count):
It m ordered. That the creditors of the said
James Hameiton do attend, if they deem it pro-
£ er, at the court house in this county, on the first
londay in August next, tn shew cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner
shall not be granted; at which time, the said pe.
tioner will nuke a surrender on term of tbe acts
in such case made and provided. And, it itfurther
ordered. That a copy of this will be served on the
different creditors within ten days from Uni) date,
or published in the Savannah Republican once
every week from the expiration of the ten days
until tbe said first Monday in August.
A B. Powell,
J. U. Harrison,
Francis Hopkins,
Jonathan Thomas.
Extract from the miuntet, thiefnt day June, 1818.
J. Baillie.
Chambers, M ( Int08h county.
At a meeting of the justices of tbe Inferior court
for said county, on Monday tbe 3d day of Au
gust, 1818—present, tbeir honors Francis Hop
kins. Jes-.e H. Harrison, Jonathan Thomas, Alien
B. Powell. On motion of Mr. Dunwoody, attor
ney for James Hamilton, praying an extension of
an order issued from this court on tbe first Jane
last, for thirty days longer for the purpose of
completing the time required by law for the no
tice to be given to creditors. Ordered, the prayer
be granted, and tbe second Monday in September
next be appointed for the discharge of tbe prison
er, Jnr.es Hamilton.
A true extract from the mintueo.
J. Baillie, clerk.
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Fifty Dollars reward. •
Raiawsy. from the subscriber, in Augusta, on
tbe 1st instant. Mixes, a bright mulatto fellow,
about 28 year* of age, and about 5 fret 10 inches
high, straight and well made; he appears very
humble when spoken to, unless when drunk, to
which fruit be is very much addicted. He is
well known about Charisaton, having been pur
chased from Mr. Billings, of that city, wbofce
lively stables. It is expected he wi(l aUempI
get there, or to Savannah, where be'has a sis
Had ba when be wentaway aJqng coat, f
ed, or brown broadcloth; bat baring othi
may change. The above reward will be
securing him in suy gaol, aoJhat 1 get
application to Messrs. Baowx Cause k
Savannah; or tbe subscriber tn' Augo^n. ' o
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