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Head-Quarters, Augujla , Jan. 24, 1789. Brigadier-General James Jackson having, by bis letter dated the ie h instant, withdrawn the several charges made against the Honor able James Gunn, Esquire, Colonel of the Chatham Regiment of Militia, and which had been made the foundation of an arrest, the Governor and Commander in Chief orders that the arrest be discharged. But he cannot dis miss this disagreeable business without expref iing his highest efttmation of beth the Gentle men, as Officers. GEORGE WALTON. An EPITAPH Intended for the Monument of Ma jor General Greene. By a Gentleman in Savannah . LIKE other things this marble must decay, The cypher’d characters (hall fade away, And nought but ruin mark this sacred spot Where Greene’s interred, —perhaps the place forgot. But time unmeasured (hall preserve his name, Through distant ages (hall roll on his fame, And in the heart of ev’ry good man raise A lasting monument of matchlcfs praise. tit The piece signed ZENO is received, and will be inferred in our next. fit Meflrs. G. Zimmerman’s and Henry IVl‘Donald’s piece came too late for this day’s Gazette. SSO2O3CMSSOSO3CM»)BOec»M Jeremiah Andrews, Jeweller, from Philadelphia, Has opened at Mr. M‘Farlin’s (lore (where he means to continue next week only) A large and elegant aflbrtment of Jewellery With the Eagle of the Order of Cincinnati, of American manufacture, and the Map of the United States of the lad survey, which he will fell low for cadi, South-Carolina currency, or tobacco. Old gold or silver bought or ex changed for goods. Augusta, Jan. 24, 1789. To be Sold , On Wednesday the iitb of February next, by the Administrators of the estate of Henry Todd deceased, for ready Tobacco, A parcel of NEGROES, Among which is as fine a House Wench as any in the slate. To he let. For one Year, the ' : House and Lot, On Broad-street, occupied by his Honor the Governor last year. For terms apply to jAMES WILLIAMS. Who has for sale , A Lot on the Bay, adjoining Titus Hallin ger’s Brew-house, and ten acre Lots, adjoin ing Springfield. Ca(h, merchandize or pro duce will be acceptable, and a time of pay ment given. Also several Tratfs of good Land, in the Counties of Wilkes, Wafliing ton and Franklin, on very reafqnable terms, and long credit. Writing Paper * or Sa * e ** the Piiming.Omce. & Blank Deeds of Convey ancc.to be had by the Printer. t To be Rented, On Tue/day the 17th inji. THE Ferry at this place, until the firtt of january next; at the fame time a few Lots, adjacent to the Augusta Warehouse, will be offered for sale. The conditions of ferry-rent, and the sale of the Lots will then be made known* By Order of the Board of CommiJJioners for Richmond Academy , JAMES M. SIMMONS, C. B. C.. Jan. 3, 1789* FINDING very little attemion has been paid to my Advertisement in January - 1788, requeuing those indebted to the con cerns of GORDON and CONNELL and CONNELL, BROWN fcffCo. to pay off their balances to my Attornies MefiYs. William Wallace, James Wallace or Thomas Connell $ I once more mol! earnestly entreat that they will do it in the course of this month, for which, from the long indulgence given, and the great crops made lad year, I hope they are fully prepared. I have several valuable Trails of Land in Wilkes and Franklin coun ties, and some Lots here and in Springfield, near Call’s which I will dispose. of on low terms for calli, tobacco, South- Carolina medium, military certificates, or Pierce’s final fettleinents. THOMAS GORDON. Augusta, Jan 9, 1789. Continental Loan-Office . Savannah, 6th jt an. 17 89. THE holders of Certificates of Liquidated Debts of the United States are defiled to call upon the subscriber without delay for payment of the interest due on laid Certificates to the 31st day of December 1787. RICHARD WYLLY, Loan Officer. Notice. ALL persons indebted to the eflate of James Scott , late of Burke countv, planter, deceal ed, are desired la make immediate payment to the subscriber; and those that have any demands a -said estate are requefled to make them known before the firft day of March, otherwise they will not be allowed, to Thomas B . Scotty in Wilkes county, Reuben Coleman , in Augufla, or to James Stubbs , in Burke county* January I, 1789. For Sale , A QUANTITY OF Indigo Seed, On the lowefl Terms, Apply to Mr. Robert Dick, Mer chant, in Augusta, or to the sub scriber on Green Brier. John Dxfart. To be Sold , the House and Lot Where the subscriber now lives. For terms apply to Samuel Hemphill, An Evening School Will be opened the iqtb inti, at the Acaaemyy by S. Chandler, A. M. FOR the purpose of teaching the French language, and some of the most ufeful of the fcientific branches, viz. Arithmetic, book keeping, geography, the use of the globes, meniuration, algebra, trigo nometry, heights and distances, a > flronomy, navigation, surveying, gauging, &c. with the praftical ules of the mftruments appropriated to each branch. As S. C. has been engaged in the inftru&ion of youth above eight years in different Seminaries, where he has made himfelf acquainted with, the latest improvements in the ma thematics, and the mofl expeditious methods of teaching the branches he proteffes, he flatters himlelf that he Ihall give his pupils, the fulleft iatis fadtion. Please to apply at the Academy. Augusta, Jan. 17, 1789.. Five Dollars Reward. Loft on the evening of. the 10th of Nov. in Broad street, Au gusta, a pair of red leather saddle bags, with an old black leather po cket book, containing a variety of papers, among which was a bond from CoL Robert Middleton to me for 6401. a bond from Col. James Stallings to James Gray for 351. and aftigned to me; a bond from Thos. Glalcock, Jifq. for 60]. to comply with certain conditions; a note of hand given by James Ingram to William CandJer, and afiigned to me, for 300 bushels of corn, and a number of other imall notes of hand, memorandums and other papers, of no use to any person but the sub scriber. Any perion who has found : the fame and will deliver them to Mr. Andrew Imtes in Augusta, pf to the lubicriber (hall receive the above reward. Thomas Carr. STOLEN FRom the upper trading ford, on Ogechee river, on the night of the 20th of December last, A Bay Mare, 5 feet 2 inches high, w tft fold, paces, trots and canteis, much marked with the saddle, her off hip is lower than the other, branded on the near fide of the neck with the letter C. W hoever (hall deliver said Mare to me in Wilkes county, at the place above mentioned, or give such intelligence that I may get her, Ihali be entitled to one thousand weight of tobacco, by Moses Going . A LIKELY NEGRO BOY To be fold for Tobacco. Inquire of the Printer. i