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llOi^Unnr. JuFl. In the Northern States, fuel is an expen sive article, not only to the Farmer, but to those who live in villages ami towns. To the Fanner, however, this article is usually the most expensive; as, on account of his not duly estimating the expense he incurs for fuel, he is in the habit ol using it in pro fusion ; generally consuming, together with wh.it he sutlers to be wasted, twice or three times the quantity really requisite for the use of a family. In felling the trees, they should be cutoff as near (lie ground as possible, by which mean- U‘SH«wood will bis suffered to go to waste in the slump; and, the small limbs should be carried heme, cut up, and laid under the wnodhouse to dry; as a few of these, when dried, will often answer as well to boil a lea k- ttlc, or pot, as where larger wood in greater quantities, is used for the purpose. AH decayed and rotting wood should also be brought home; for this, when dried under the woodhouse, will answer very wi li lor luel. ■Vo id should always be dried before it is used ; for, although when dried it will not Pi. q iite s<> long, in burning, as when green; yet, one half of the, quantity at a time, will give more heat, and at the same time make a unic i pleasanter fire. There can be no: doob' jhai, generally speaking, any given quantity of dry wood, whileconsuming, will impart any given degree of heal, for as much as one fourth, and, with some kinds of wood perhaps even two thirds, of the time longer, than the same quantity of green wood ; of course, a proportionate saving may be made in the use of the former, in preference to the latter. 5 bun. ■:U • , . ■ (;)•• w r • , 1 v i • • ui :' : ( -i\ .11 ■ • ;1- iCU I , I . . Ip j. ' UOH 'ft lt«u1 ‘t i;TI This •*; ; w\ r Vv'». ■•{ 1>t * y ''»•( ~ »»( h .1 I Hit ..: ill V ' ' iui. t :.u. will i>e V.-it :Iv cot.-*- . it JU’ii- ,It ill COIiSUU 'X '(» vl' iU- Mil b’*> ! sv * .*, V -lie IP' t' t ih : «'t '' i -.' jjli it i {[l . \i ii/ 1 ) I(i j i 'v t I I fiVU I • i 5( r ' I «.» din . cham- um , will ’ • { mi. r •ui a! a* u ruuiit ■u* •• ‘ •«.;;• - ! ■*»;• j ’ „| |j v :5 v jj- • . tau t . j iram. nul g truly ]»le iimt i ••■hpn s he ip r.oo; - 1 ‘ • 11 1 U ‘U *I I ' 1 ■ '■>*«, tn; 1 fr 'Hi mi . ‘.isfie-! hoi.! observation a i -r i.ne it, il most -mis 'fornamen (:' tv, -, wh.-t e'«r they stand, have. .at un f * in di in" on the ground .rj their i'.i; v ai least » tm is the’" siiai 1, Very iif-le ol any thing w 1 ■ ■ i neai ‘liei»t. and lb atgene• r. !. 1.1 i ■■ tot size mvi «. r’• > , indica i > that .hr !; il is uith ,»« a .iH'd bv ()..• d -dr :tive tu 1 reiice ol Lie . m, or depti. ;ii 'I 'Vs id lit ■■ >nd ' mis U ■ i: * <;' nj. • *i lt) 'i *i vV \ , * :xv» i. bout sixty ids in ten 1, . ing trinci d i . • I i ■ (.a >, nod • ■ ach »id of tlte road w del : 4- i throngi the t .trill ■ h > vV< live h nst ; ih n gr-w la; . ■ . W.anit ml si <i nil, so Uiit* ,! .u.<, n i\el s frequently to remark « p« ; ■ i ~ i■ j \ j i i'v i * ; . >, . ■ t | 1 ■ *• '| - at! g ■ r" in" n,am ■ | ■■ ■ .' ' ihe sc a her i . . ■ .1’ „ th 1 :i, e. wt r in r y i tiH ~t ' ■■•; j,• \ .vs H t‘ii: 1 , ! X' f ’ u* \ll ht t* ! nl ~ • ( u i* t. . ti othi‘r UN sh nht ’>• ‘ ‘"'iL t *M |.'f tiu* Vii i.si Chei • y Uml r .v , w ..w. ..... c.i ling shade during the warm season, bu p'nducea rich supply of excellent fruit. t toe nt iny neighbors, fifteen years ago pr cnreii :t•; ' set nut a dozen English cher ry in Kai und Ins house;—these with i liti|f> cun ami attention grew and tlnurish in 1 in r several years have produced frui '• and their handsome appearanc'i •s «■ y every beholder. • my neighbors, nearly at th 9: * ’ ‘ " n ' ■ 'e row ol pnpl.irs in front am a aii end it his house. These also Ilnuris a a hoc. i;e *all ami large. Inthecours oi 'in m m Ive years my neiglib r began t a p-cao ml a ini son became satisfied that hi pop,ars were uutonly useless but a perfei fiuLsaucu. His garden was evidently suffering a ma terial injury from them. Sprouts were eve ry where shooting up from the wide spread ing roots, very little of any thing would ' grow near them, and besides all this they < were like the barren fig-tree producing noth ing but leaves. Two years ago my neighbor cut them , down and supplied their places with some i valuable fruit trees, which probably in a few years will be both ornamental and profitable. ■ Now I would . uggest the idea whether it would not be better, and tend more to a general improvement to pay more attention to the propagation of fruit trees, and less to the cultivation of those which are not only unfruitful, but evidently destructive and in jurious to the growth of every kind of vege tation that may happen to be near them. A FARM Ell. Worcester, Feb. 1824. Hheiiff’s Sale. Will be until on Ihe first Tuesday in October next, at llie Court House door in Wayneabor oujfb, llnrke County, within sain hours : 368 Acres of Land, adjoining (.Hods ot John It. Moore sod others, levied on -• the properly of Michael Wig/ins, dec- aaed, to satisfy iiindiy fi.fut. from a Justices Court, i" favour of N. Lamed, v.s the administrator! <d Miclinel Wiggins, dtcea'ed, pointed out by John Uoberti and levied on by A. Ham, Constable. ALIO Two Negroes, viz : Lin and her child, 'evi.vl on as ihe property of Mici.ael Wij; jpits, deceased, in satisfy sundry Kxeculions (ruin ic Superior Court a id Justices nt said county, K. favour of Ar hur lleil, James Anderson and l.equeux and I’olhdl, Execntors of I*. Cotton, deceased, against the Administrators of Micltatl VV logins, deceased. ALU Three Horses, levied on as the ; oroperty of George M Kay, to sa 'efy an Execn i "in li uni the Superior Court of llnrke Coumy, I i lavuur of Aiigusiua S. Jones, pointed out by I defendant, —also— j 100 Acies of Land, more or less, adjoining Lands ol Thomas Crozicr and t or • levied on a-the property of Alexander Cn zier. 1 decease d, to satisfy i,undrylßxu:utii;iii in lavoui 8 of J, Carpenter & Co. B —ALSO— _ 400 Acres of Fine I .and, adjom- ' ’ .vi , ■ i r«. . ■ 'f r, , ii ' - * ■ * -l > ’V— • *r f\ w , Ipqiii tt .«*>l i. . ■'■ OOIT-'T Ol ; • • ' 'iiii 1 /, i itv Mir of ‘ t itv'i Anilei .un. ■ V . 2i! .i r ud ?: t.u K Kv x. \• ii '•' mi V hi.:r ■fV .VX ! I<v ;■ I’vy . i • r l . Hi. un., ■>* . • ■’> ' ■ ! C* i’ ■ ■ ■ <l\ »* <i . i I . tllS'V * .N’ , ht:U Vv %{■ j. 3 ' .. • .V • 1 ' ’ 5 ’ • ‘ U , M V • *< ■. ■ j ui.4ty a ft. j i iu\ . • tv’- .aHi re ■ - rn n £i: n ~Vur , -I V 4 .tic \ tiodfs. ■Vic ?•:*. iVtsv.iair, ■VV , ir (. .( S r>t f ! )*r 1 o • ' ! mtm •••• iti 'in, d •■!, ~ U a)ir ■, ' i g| Puikcc unty, within ie lours:— i t\ groe-s, ic iiiel.v, Ikm, Chai ■*! iv. - d!v, Mon. I Pie It . Jim, I), 1U , dll j •' f •! I. .. V. in. ■■ . • ■ rid ! 1.1.4. | .1 vli 1 ‘ic )onas si ■ ■ i s in A Frasi '■aid I Hi iil H ill ■ Ii . eelo.TH C of i |M -rigs . in fa" o o U o •: r, Ui-Odiwx. Hov 'll P. Hurke o. h. i, o, 1 J July li . r If * '♦ t i <>' i Oi* vl i, ' of Ooto* , •: o. xl, a’ tin H i> • d ' oyton I. «adc. in i S k ** : ■ •J <■ • U 111 ; i.C 1 ■ risltahle prdpepty belou(f!»g to the E»mk rfj u U{ Crst rd deceati I, Inteol Sot . n county, I "Peytoa L wide .4, n’r ivm • *•»!. 'u \ 7 . i ’ , i * O' aVjTIU & '' * b vl i vti * U u ■ i ii ■CA , I At .1 ’I.-, kr > 1 J:c, C t .18 1 * ''•»•. '- : I,- u -nr On if of four ami three qu.tr. VV are «:.u Lioie it auo, sold ior the benefit of Seabor i Skinner minor. o, Livingston Skinner, r- Guardian a Auruiil 5m n i- ’ ~ —— ,t Administrator’s Sale. , e On the first Tuesday lit October next, *i)l be sold st the Ci url-llouse in Wavnesborough In permission of the Honorable the Inferior Coun oi Iturke County : ll! known as No. i 3, 111 I lie am district M Mini.; cuuul), belonging ■ c o 'be es.sto of Samuel Saxon, deceased, for the to iciudit ot the heirs and creditors ~!i M illiam Saxon, and !Ct John Saxou, Mm’vs. Burke county, July, 1523. 5 r 5 Monthly Advertisements. Notice. jflffllNK months after date, application wilt b 1 iaSl made to tire Justices of the Interior Cout [ / bcriven Count), when sitting for Ordinaiy of Soses, for tear to sell a certain tract of Laini purpming two hundred acres being in the com. contain said, belonging to the Estate of Caleb ' ty afoll. deceased, (hr the benefit of the Heit llowereditors of the said deceased. "‘d c Mahala Howell, Adm’x. , 13, 1823 In .9 m 103 M otice. \TINE months after date, application will be L s made to the Honorable the Inferior Cnur f Columbia county, for leave to sell a tract oi hand in said county of 105 1-2 acres, joiniiu Vlurray, Hay and others, it being part of the rea date of William Binion, deceased. Peggy, Binion, adm’rx. March 15. 1825 ‘ lm9*m 75 N otice. ..VINE months after date, application will bi jNI made to the Honorable the Justices ol tin tnlerior Court of said county, tv lien sitting f ; Ordinary purposes, for leave io sell the whole e real Estate of Irvin B ivet, deceased, late oi ..ml county, for the benefit of the heirs and ere liters ot said deceased. Jam™ Lambert, > M , Edward Boyet, y Striven County, la i. 28 1825 lm9in 63 Notice. ly INE months alter slate, application will b -1-sl made in the Conn of Ordinary of Franklin County, for leave to sell one hundred Acres ol Land, m said County, ai the properly ot Adam Linn, deceased, for the benefit of the Heirs am' Creditors of aid deceased Jbliii E. Carson, adm’r. January 18. 182 i ’. iiid-n 63 N otice. NINE months after dale application will bt made to the Honorable Inferior Court ol Columbia County, win n setting as a Court r.f Or Hilary lor leave to sell 202 1-2 acres of Laid ly ng in the 2d District of Monroe C uinty, Lo. No 2jL,, it being the real estate of William unalley; deceased, a.id to be sob! for the ben-lit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. James Smalley, Adm’r. Jannnrv 4, 1825 lr<i9m 57 Notice. 1 ’• ’ ■'< * ■ , ( - f '. «I‘. » i tv rvi< e. to ■ . ui'Mt > 'Tr roVf- t! IV ‘T■ ' Oj > ibe.“t ■ ) ol ‘ • I ’or liV.i - . t '*V ’l’io: •.•}, . . Vl.n --.j J<;,| s< V 5 (; Vi 7 ,f : . ..... . \ 'T, hi >o> 'nidi fil mi into id county, while sitting for Ordinal; pu<*{ [•, ' .■■). for i-v .to t«... I.o' in > r yew -j j'a 1 .nindfil vRI . w.if! Hn-m.in. rt.-ts : i-g ( • ‘ '<■. • »»; v r> ' ; \ ' .«.••• •• . - t ■ hi oi the • • •’ ■: ••• < \■ /*’ w I • ' n lV .J • 1.l ' . / ’ > . n ».A- ■ hs ■ . ,:D’>l• • a 1 V • left st> ill rr ■■ . U'fl r i 0 ;e«•• *d, f .* • . s :iu<\ :i •’*i l or if saiJ dec* .aed i | lpr ,., ’ ■ JS otice. : V IN" t v'- iter :U) . .. ><’•:. , . v 1. ? • >1 ■ 1 o'i • it> 0 • »; ;-io- ■! ‘ i. . . /t .. blithe \v> I•■ ! } ■ > - /‘V I> * j Ufl. V 1 ■r2 ■' ■■' hv. 1 Ail in Mlor- ( lid 1 : . i Joiw. t ew is. (MfcwV. | . iv '■ county, '-larch 7 I <•; • im; vO'H i !I T : . , a, J • i i ‘ • • ■ dm • Qt*'' * r l> ■ i nil/1 ■ o ITr iiorr- ’j. i. .i » ■ ttnbUi tar'leave I 11 tract Eai'd'i ■- rot ty, lyitn. ~. . h, , . v j 'one ci r 8 nere; <,n ■■■: ;'oilu s u ,! 1 '.and - , ■' er i nr- „ 17* : ' ■’ ' '■■ 1 '■». • I • ■nicea sul io January 25, 1525. N otice. WINE month* alter date, application will h ■J made to th« Honorable the Inferior Court, oi irke County, when sitting for Ordinary purpo a, fur leave ti sell ’lie undivided part of th al Estate ol lewis Emanuel, deceased, for the ■nefit of the leirs and creditors of said dece.s I. Jona. Lewis, Surttvingt Administrator de bonis non. Rurkf county. M irnh 7, (825 lm9 n 7 N otice. N'INE months ahar date, application will br made to the Inferior C ntrt of Franklin coun ty. when sittng for ordinary purposes for leave I sell the Keal •lata'e of Jacob Strickland, deceased. -for the benefit of ihe Heira of said deceased. Hardy Strickland, Ex’r. t* sTuly I, 1825 lm9m b \ “ •i N otice. 3VTINE moijlha after date, application will be made t-the Honorable the Justices of tlx . ! ' e f r ' ; T. C,nr ‘ of Kmnklin County, when sitting * ” r "’dinar' purposes, for leave to sell the real Estate ot Jlhn Gettings, late of said county, de ceased, for he heirs and creditors of said de ceased. John Gettings, adm’r. 1 April 1?, 1825. Imm9 87 Notice. months after date, application will be JLI made to the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of Scriven County, when sitting t .r Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell a certain iract or parcel of Land containing two hundred ■wo and an half acres, situated lying and being n the thirteenth District of Henry County, Ga. and known and distinguished in the plan of said Oi-trict by the number eighty, (80) the whole of he real Estate of Sarah Callaway, deceased, late ■f said County, for the benefit of the Heirs and creditors of said deceased. Samuel Doughty, adm’r. Scriven County. Keb, 25, 1825 lm9 72 N otice. VIINE months after da'e, application will be made to the Justices of the interior Court ■f Franklin County, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real estate of Star ..ng Proctor, a Minor. James R. Haley, Guardian. \nrill2, 1825 1- 9m 87 N otice. 'TSiiNE months after date, application will b* Anl made to the Honorable the Court of Ordin ry of Burke county, tor leave to sell the real Bs tate ol Enoch Farmer, deceased. John Farmer, adm’r. Burke County, Feb. 1. 1825 liu9m 65 bUL'tltlUK CoUJi •, Mtiy Term, 182 s. Hats Buwdhs, Mortgage, ") Petition for bore VS. i closure. William Fuller, administrator | ol Charles Beaile, deceased, t ~r r r sc ‘and John W. Benlle and Hezekiah Beaile and others, heirs of the sa d Charles, &. n tract of Land. J Upon the Petition of Hays Uowdre, praying iue foreclosure of ihe Equity of Redemption in and to a certain Tract or parcel of Land, situate, lying and being in the county o) Richmond, ami Slate of Georgia, on both sides ot Butler’s Creek, containing seven hundred acres, more or less, known as Beall’s mill tract. Bounded on the cas* by land belonging to said Uowdre and others, south ■* ardly by Lig n’a land, and northwardly by lands belonging to Robert Crawford or his heirs which *aid land was mortgaged by said Charles Beaile in his life lime to 'he said Hays Uowdre. on tb fi; eenth day of April, m the year ol om Lor 1 1824, to secure the payment of a promisso ry Nob signed by said Charles, for the sum ol nine hundred and seventy-seven dollars, and due the first day of January last, and the interest thar iT»ir.lt« tl - -- • * '* . • IS inter IVoJ ?(,», Hi , ; f ,M; , i; < t > , ■/; O'. •K, ii, ; i'-.,'- r : v . y, ,■, n» 182-> ■ ■ 'll uMornc* Iris. , ■ ■ ■ ■ - *id 1 ’ih;i !■’ '. ' ■ ! rtf i y . J>i -i' ■ ’i ‘ • i I ■e \> })■ .. . It r .fi 5 / {. -| J' t: ■\i .. j ■ i '),• >m < »„■ ' i ’’«ii >’/>• • . ■ ‘ ! 7. > y in> ■ - . ! . - I, i;■ * >ai . o . M ■ ‘Jismis, ■w t’.eitlore, h-se are to c ; te and imo - • ini * ni'wlar-1,!.* kindred i <d ('-editors of he; j -id dcce. i d, to file tiicir objections (if any they l •>'■ ■ 'if.< of till; .-it* a■ IS Court, I t[, (her | ■ r» li- v is-ory will he gr . ad. J ■ Honuru 1 ’• .lame '5 omiice, one off • Just'Ce- of said i; -in, ■' 2d S ,v, Ivi j i ‘turges, Herfr ! .... 1 ” 1 A . I . •%, if .-'iv-c'»v hkA t -j'Vtd v .i'.ii ’h* wf l*.lined, ot ih v lisUte of! ; •- I , , . \ ; f > ■ K-'itJv i v|-.»rv Boothr And I '- ’* ’ f *• ■ ‘ ‘< );r : tru •(• . ‘'inu non oil ;j !• ft, ■ie '» .".forv Vi. fetid : : a*v. dec vased ( cl’ f. t-‘; , Ij'i j"-' . * ’ ‘ T ‘ ' -* 1 j I no unguiai the pi dri in - --- .itnr- i>l tin •e*’-, '*i-5 i V, to »,he< C.JSi- (ii : iitey lii. ; s _ xsj leitera titsmissi tfiou not gi . t 4,1* HEBE -B,lames H Little and Srmuel Shan TV -ng, applies for I tiers Dismissory on the etiia- ot William M’Cracki. g, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish id out singular the kindred a,,d cr-dilors of the said decease ', to file their ohjectinnr in my ot flee, within the time prescribed by law, to shew cause (ii any they have) why «an’ Inters Dis missoiy should not be granted to them. Given under my h» d at office in Franklin, tins 7 ii day of March, 1825 6m Frederick, Beall, Vl’k. Georgia, burke County. Court of Ordinary, March Term. 1825.. ORDhKhU, l hut a i applicMU hereaucr c<* de made tor Lelier.i of GuarJiansiMn, j| Motors under the age ol fourteen years, shall ot n tified to the Clerk at East twenty (In is i-,-=i.n-t the term of the Court at which such applioafor ■ is to be acted n by the Court. And that the an plicant or applicants had obtai from Oa Clerk a notice in writing, wnich shall be posted at the Court House door, at least twen'y days befh.e th term at which the application is to be ; on signifying his or their intention to make ■ toil ap plication.— OmiEßEi). That in case iho e-fit oi ■ Guardianship occur within twen'y dava b'fo. the meeting of the Court as an.,v tf eWeasc d ; the Court will exercise its discreiior as to Vhi i course to be pursued. A true extract from the Minutes. Attest, Samuel Sturges, Cl’lc. of the Court oj Ordmarui ■^F r| l 12 lm4m Bo GEORGIA, Burke County. By the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of laid County. TO ALL WHOM IT MAT COSCKBS. SIirHKREAS Abraham Danforth in right of Ts his wife, and Augustas H. Anderson* ad ministrators on the estate of Elisha Anderson, deceased, have applied to said Court for letters Dismissory. Now therefore, these are to cite and admon-. ish all and singular the kindred and creditors or the said deceased to file their objectsion (« al, y they have) in the office of the clerk of this Court on or before the first Monday in January next, otherwise letters dismissory will be granted. Witness the Honorable James Torrance, one of the Justices of said Court, this7t\ day, of March, 1825. tN Samuel Sturges, Clerk of rne Court of O dt unary GEORGIA, Uichmond Comity. By the Honorable the Cowt of Ordinary of the County of Uichmond To all whom it may concern. \¥WiIEHEAS Nathan H. Ueal, administrator, \nT de bonis non, on the estate ot Hezekiah Ileal, deceased, late of said county, has applied to this Court for Letters Dismissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have) in the office of the Clerk of said Court on or before the first Monday in November next, otherwise Letters Dismissory will be granted to him. Witness the Honorable Samuel Hale, one of the Judges of said Court, this 12th day of April, 1825. 6in Isaac Herbert, CVk. Os the Court of Ordinary GEORGIA, Columbia County. i WHEREAS Rennet Grafton, has applied for letters of Dismissory on the estate of 1 George G. fankersley, deceased, late of said county. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot the said deceased, to he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law 'o file their objections (if any they have; to shew cause why said letters of Dismissory should not he granted. Given under my hand at office, in Colombia, this Ist day of April fc 1825. 6 m G. Jones, I). CVk. GEORGIA, Burke County. By the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of raid County. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONOFUM. WHEREAS Stephen Boyd and Elijah Attaway, A/ItTA»MTO< t*»+ If'*’- I . V I ; for lei ■ . 1 '• l/ r > i ivi llifi’i <.:\c 'j’ ja'.i and siuguh. "ie ; u* . > lit :» iu 'he I a ;,| ... . ,; ui)g ,r. |hav;-) in (he ’do.. 'mt, - kofr da dour ,■, i'’-lui !!'ir' n* •■'j. ' 1 out ■ 11’ *' O' " ' *'.••• .;» >C-S : 3j. tA •; :' i rtr \ • ■.& s* r ,r? -■ * ' .)■ , ■ . a . • *he*e tse '. u*r • t <«» •*» «n«! .» . ■ , mgu t the ; uu. • ■ •. \ • Wd to rio •• ..ft •* |m». .!» •■■)<• (. i.he ic:i.« - .. 4 l f • r .1 Hi ! •If ■ »• V .: -• • 11 .■ ii vr \ i ...e .To-ices of t. ■ s . . 1 b do , j i j batnuel n sqm Jl'i ord or ..... 1 Hy • *,* d , r ' so ai.i ,ho:,v;;: j• a y Is* id C. l . lor !.'.tieif. ; * t iss- ; ... 1, ... .. , . {-> 1a no si. y o'a- ,dr 1 t.» r.-t’. paid deceased, to file theii obj ction if an i m tlie office of the Ck rk at , u • I>• ■J'ti'.'rt the first M-mday m January next. I. a ; se I.tUCI'S 1 : . • )|" ■ls r ! i,. I Witness the t , ■ j Alt" 1 ; • i »p ■ nave; in me oitice or tue oici a ui sam wouii, on or before the first Monday in November nest, otherwise letters Dismissory will be granted to him. Given under my hand at office in Jaeksonbo- rough, this 25th day of April, 1825. 6m Seaborn Goodall, CVk. Notice. rpHE subscriber will dispose of hi* MILT S in L Montgomery county, having a Grist and four Saws running, which lait are calculated to turn out from 4 to 60U0 feet of lumber per day, which can be raf'ed immediately into the Ocnmfgee riv er, wit.i 600 acres ot the best timbered pine land in that section of the state. As to terms of sale, j they will be made easy. The above property was formerly that of E. W. Darker. MPv residence is near Milledgeville. JAMES BOYKIN. ■ riln ° 14 w3m 101 Ten DoUats U.eA\ari\. RAN AW AY from the subscriber, on the 21st •lift, a NEGRO BOY. by the name of GY, or GIRLS ; shout 16 or 17 years of age. He is a stout well made boy, his complexion very dark, with smooth skin, and a very pleasing counten ance when rpoken to. Had on when he wen’, a way, a pair of blue striped Northern homespun pantaloons, a round Jacket of the same, also a fur hat and a pair of shoes. The above reward will he paid to any person who will lodge him in any safe Jail, so that I get him again, or on deli vering him to the subscriber in Augu ta, Geo. Littleberry Rush. July 29, 1825 * 10