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THE S QUTHERM” PATRIOT.
OL. II- Nb * 32-J
TO PLANTERS.
pjlE Subscriber finds ii nece*-
W , a rr to call, thus public!v up-
IT.JI those who ar# in arrears to
||m,to coma forward ns speedily
|| possible and pay up their re-
Wtctivn balances, s lie is aaxi
||, to discharge those claims s
jlinst himself, which have origi
jlted principally, through the
IK >us es those, his Debtors—He
[lrtainly has a right to calculate
[■,0,1 liberal payment# this year,
II Providence hae, in general,
IKes very bountiful to the ctilti
iKtors ©1 the soil.—all defaulters
I the first day of march next
}l„ expect to find their Ronds,
jptes.and accounts in the hands of
torney’sat law.
The Subscriber also thinks pre
ir to give this peblio notice, that
ting fully sensible of the nume
ius disadvantages resulting from
is practice of making advances,
irectly or indirectly responsible
ir and on account of persons wh®
ve not,at the time invested him
ith funds, or any property that
rill speedily raise funds sulicient
i compensate hint for the ansouat
e siiances or becomes respoasi.
e for—he declines for the futur*
ixccpt in a few cates es estates k
idiviiluels, who hare in all trani
flriioui with hiiu, observed th*
■rictest punctuality) th# obser-
It no of this practice.
H The dubscriber will, hewerer
B al 1 cases, when Produce is put
B hit possession, make, if requir
m, liberal advances, ani trill be
■riteful, to the Planters in gene*
Bd, end to his friends in Particu-
Hr, for any favors eonferred, in hi*
[ line A buisnasa—*• assures them,
Bet no exertions shall be sparsd,
H induct ell business, they may
H>.f ‘i to his eeie, fuilf tc tksir
■ ction.
fit ttill etnducti Me
> OH AGE k COMMISSI
ON BUSINESS,
I ; frePr Wharf, attended by
*■ td vantage wliich the same
ten mi when carried on siud r
t m of Williamstn hf Aftrcl.
JOHN f. WILLIAMSON.
Ufr.muh, Doc. J. t Sew M
Painting and Glazing.
THE Subscriber offers his
ervicei to the public in the
tbnve line. He will be thar.k
u. for a snare of their patron*-
igr—he Hatters himfelf from
us experience in that line of
icf* to give general fatii*
a on. He will work at the
well reduced prices.
ir. Mead.
’"eVn.ury *4. ts.
V<v Anted to Hire.
A gr o WOMAN, who
s *, and Washer and Ironcr.
f- ocan ba recommend**
V* Onand sobriety,
* r liberal wage* and
i|*ploytntnt. Ap.
I I V*. WILSON.
jjt mML 1 K’m SALES. ”
’ ,/lt
lw ; IE SOLI),
*■ fvuxe in tint City,
fwurs ts ten and
pereenel pro
\ IMkV g to the estate of
h -ties W-’;„tin, dec. consisting
sundry articles ol merchandize
b‘-ddl
haiidfome young
” - * ew Chair.—
1 ! > tt. Office.
— M “ tawif
SAVA NN A H MA HI N E
HOSPITAL k POOH HOUSE.
THJF*fubferiber being ap
pointed by their Honots the
Juflices of the inferior Court,
Overfecr of the Poor, Sc foie
Medical alliftant to the Poor
Houfc Ic Seaman’s Hospital,
gives Public Notice, that he is
now ready to receive into the
Institution, any poor Person
or Perfon* belonging to the
County ; or sick Seaman who
fliall make application to him
for •dmiffion—he ha* to ic
queft that in future the
tena will not give any relief to
perfon* at thetr doors, a* tha
arrangement* nude for * heir
reception are fuoh a* will fu
percede the necefiity of their
giving Charity in that wav.
Should they however, feel dis
posed to alii It the institution,
any donation will be thankful
ly received, and faithfully ac
counted for, by
MOSES SKEFTAL.
Nov. 19. • ts
BROUGH T TO JAIL.
O n the 19th instant, a Ne
gro Man of 3 black coanpleS
ion, about five feet io- *8 year*
of age, calls himfelf Will, fay*
he belongs to a Mr. William
Brail* ford of South-Carolina
Wm. PINDER, Jailor*
January 10. 14. ts.
“G O ALiiR a NOTI CeT*
IT i* particuiatly requested
that those perfon* who lhould
hay* negroea in jail, will come
prepared to pay the Fee* a
greeable to law, when taken
out, otherwiCe they will not be
ocli ered.
Wm. FINDER, G.
Negroes in Chatham
jail
gyj* AN old fellow bv tha
nmiivoi Buck, about 50 ytsr*
of age, ?.nd about 5 feet 6 inch
es high, of s black comp left
ion, lay* he belong* to a Mr.
Maxwell, of South Caroline,
high up the country.
Wm. PINDEII, G. A- *
Now in Jail.
A RUN AWAY Negro
wiio call* himfelf CY
JRUS KENNY, yellow com
plcctioti, about 5 feet 9
inchc*, thirty three year* of
age, and leys he belong* to
a captain John Mile* St.
Augultine.
Wm- PINDE , G.
Savannah, Jan. j, itlo6
CHATHAM JAIL
A negro fellow named JIM.
ol a yellowish coropleftion, f
feet Binches high, *3 or 34 year*
of age, and fay* he belong* to
Col. Fifhborn in Seuth-Caro.
lina,ner [nckfomborough.
Also, CLORGE, a black
fellow, 5 feet to, about *7
year* of age, end fay* he be
long* tw Mr. Wm. Brailtford,
of Charlcdon, 8. C.
W M . PINDF.R, G.
Sept. 14. jo.
Btought to Chatham
jail
(SCF"SCIPIO, es a klask sew
plectian, about iv# ft*? eight—
S7 #r 31 ye.ra of sgt, eaji he
kelongtto a Mr. Thooass Scott, sf
Scuth-Caroliua, en the Sait Ketch
er*
WILLIAM PINDER 8.
Nercaiieer (S ite|.
T HU R S D A Y, Fiirkarv *7, i£c6.
Runaway negroes t
Ni* tenfintd n Chatham t tun
ty itdL, Savannah.
PRINCE* of a yellow com
pledion, pitted wuk the fnttll.
pox, about $ tcci 6 inche* high
——lay* he belong* to
George Cherry of South Ca
rolina, near the line !
North Carolina, from 4# t*
50 year* of ge.
]ACK, a rwulatto com
pleCtion, (lendar made, about
5 feel 1® inch** high; and
fav* hi* Kjzflcr'* name is Geo.
; ,
Hob, refidtng iu Oglethorpe
county, frora ac-te ag year*
of *|*.
Wm. FINDER G.
__ .. n . .. -—• ■ -j*
Now in Chatham Jail.
ON alie 14th instant, A
Negro Man, about five feet,
fix or eight tnchc* high, yel
low complexion, ipeak* bad
Englilh, call* himfelf JOE, die
fay. he belong* to a Mr. ASH
TON of Augusta. He had a
new greet coat, trimmed with
green phi fit, which k# fay* he
bought in Augu*ta for 15 dol
lar*a-kut which it i* expefted
he ha* stolen- Thi* coatw**
taken from him by Thoma*
Brown, Coroner of thi* city.
WILLIAM PINDER, G.
Now in Chatham Jail.
ANGKO man who calls him
self DEVONSHIRE, ha is
of % black cotnpleuion, i fest 1
inches about 10 years of
age, *ay he boiorjp * a Mr.
Hambleton More, ol Bt. Mary’s,
& vai formerly th# property es
Dr. Harral of Savannah.
Also-—A young fellow by *he
name of JOHNSON, es • black
complection, I fvst 4or A inshs#
high, about JO year* of age—he
sometimes say* he belongs to a
Mr. on the Ohoopie, and
at other times says he is a freeman
from New- York, but ho has tie pa
pers to skew his freedom.
Wm. PINDER, G.
Dec. e. r if
Brought to jail
ON the 15th January • ne
gro man of a yellowish com
pletion about 4 feel to in*
che* high 45 or 50 years of
•8 C —fy* he belong* to a Mr.
Benjamin Weaver of V/arrca
county.
WILLIAM PINDER, G. C. C
January 31 2*
BROUGHT TO CHATHAM
JAIL /
ON the ft iriftam, A negre
r*n whs call* himfelf 808 ;
h it of a dark complcaion, it
about 4 feet 8 inch**, between
forty five and fifty year* of
age, fay*.he belong* t a Mr.
Richaiidfon of South Caro ID
na.
WILLIAM PINDI.R, <7
February • (§
RUN AWAY.
F'ROM tVe fubferiber, a
Neg r o WetK.h named Maria,
(he it about 5 sett li or 7 inchc*
high, (lender and well mads, •
sulky countenafcc, of a'dark
and diity Mulatto color.—
She left the houle of John G.
Williamlon Enquire, cm the
night of the eB.K instant and
mud b# about fowa. Any
person who will*deliver her te
th# Jailor Os B*vai,nah, or to
Mr. Huglr Rof# Fadwr, (hall
receive a reward of to dollar*.
j. £. HOUSTON
Janu*y gt. *4. ts,
NOTICE,
THE fubferiber* have agree!
to diil'olve the Copartnerlnip
of Hamilton Sc Coo?kr, from
this date'-- The Books, and
papers are placed with James
Hamilton for the purpofc of
collefctiug the debt* and ad’
juftingthe claim# agaiuft the
concern.
JAMES HAMILTON,
JOHN COOPER,
St. himoas. ut January,
iah. C US
FOR SALE,
A likely NEGRO BOY—
Apply at tin* Office, or to
ft'. U. i*. CIUMTOM.
October 8. 94. ft
“notice.
ALL Persona having any De
mands nj-sinn William Maxwell
juur deceased ; *r requested t<
render them in properly att* nd
ed , these indebted to said WH‘‘
liam Maxwell junr. ar solicited
te make immediate payment to
iARAH MAXWELL,
Jdrniautratrtm
Brvaa Ceunty,
Dc .ember *4, *t lawtl
BILLS ON N&W-YORK,
At short fight,
FOR SALE ST
MAGEE k HOW ARB
ts.
Blank Bill* of Ladingi Ma r
Bills of Sake, ice. ier
jalc at thi* olfire.
for rale,
KT* A Likely NEGRO
j FELLOW, who i a complete
lkuse servant and waiting mn ;
k long used to the care of horsrt
—enquirt at this Otlice. Sept. J
A quantity of Kbode-llUad
STONE LIME; *
fO* IA.Lt ir
M. 8* J. BOLTON.-
Evkruary 4 4t t
— -
Foreign Intelligence.
Fra N’t K.
T'vVb:nt y sevENTH B Us-
LETIN OK THE CItAND All-
MY.
Porlitz, Nov. 19, IBo£.
ftince tha Battle ot /uoter
dei ir, the mtmj has centiuasd
with tbs utitisat pra
cipitatioa. Ciensral beUastianl,
with hi* brigade of dragooas
pursued them, a word i* haad.
‘I lie vast plain* of Moravia have
favored hi* pursuit. The 1 lth,
en the hi'ight# of Porsitz, be
cut cE the retreat of sevarsl
corps, and during the d a l’ made
3000 Russians prisoner*.
Privies Murat entur-id Brun (
the capital of Moravia, at 3
o’clork P. -M s ill is) pursuit of
the enemy, whu svacua.ed the
city and citadel; the isttsr is a
fine structure, and capable of sus
taiairg a formal siege. Tbo em
peror has removed *u# head-quar
ters to Porlitz.
Marshal Sonlt, with hi* corps
or the army, is at. R e imst.-.cstz.
Marshal Liauea i* before Porlitz.
The Moravians entertain ##
a greater hetred agxinvt the Ru#-
aad strenger friendship for
than the Au*tmm.The cona
try i* beautiful and much mere
fertile than Austria. The Me
ravians were eitiii>ls<j on be
holding, in their inm.enie plain*,
the iuhahitar.ta of th* Ukrauc, of
Kamvehttka, nrui i,l Cii'tist-’Tarta
ry, the Nwrrnaas, the Gascons, j
the Bretons, kc. come auiong
them to cut each otiiert threats,
without tiicir country having any
thing ui common with them, or a
- immediate political connect
ien ; and tiivy have sense
eaough to declare, hltmdv. that
hniimu biootl is e cnuituodity of
frafiic iu the bauds es tlw E'ujli>l.
[Wnoli Nfusts 14a.
A wealthy Aforaviao naid L, *^•..
to French < (licrr, iu spe*} ~ r
of tiic Emperor Jo-,* !> U, ,j,
lie was the frieed oi the p,
ry ; and that if he w ere alive j,.
would have freed them from tho
feudal taxes which they no*
to the religious convents.
We Imva found at Brunu
800,000 lbs. of powder, a 1 -.tr
quantity of wheat and dour, si and
.considerable magazines ofcluath•
lUg
The F.tnpcror of Germany 1-.hk
retired to Olmutz. Our pon*.
are within one days march es tht
place.
TWENTY-EIGHTH HU LI F
TIN OF THE GRAND AR
MY.
RHUNN, Nov. 21st. ISOS.
The Emperor entered Brunu
the 20th, R t 10 o’clock, A. Hr
A deputation horn ihc state* of
Moravia, nt the lie a d of whir'.
w a the bishop,came to meet him.
Tiie emperor visited the foruiicu
lions and gave orders th it the ci
tadel should be fortified, in which
w ere found upwards of bOOu uim
ketai, great quantities ol'miiaiti
on of war of all kinds ; amoi)’- o tl,.
ers, 400,000 1b5. of powder. °Ti;e
Russians had united all
Cavalry, which composed a corr
of about 6000 men, & disposed,’,
dele nd their position at the nuta
tion of the reads between B tU m,
and Olmutz. Gen. \Yahh £r 0 ~
them by different cZ!
to quit the ground. General Mu •
tat dispatched to hi* assistance. D’
tiaultpoult’s division of cuirimi
*rs, and 4 *<juadron of t h,. i,„
penal guards. Though ouiHior
ses were much fatigued,
my were attacked and Pllt V
tl.gfi*. They left more tldn i„~
hundred chosen
ru:id&i bat tie, and hwadeid
•mset fell mio one hand*
Marshall lies -ieres, C(ir4m . .
•g the imperial guard*, 5 ..,
ef four squa<h-on
guards, ma<lu a briiiiar.
which Ihrt'trtfiem Into L :
and put them to rout. v
could leant* a greater contr *
the silence oftlic guard.s 0f.,11,74.
siera and the uproar of the *Gs
sians.
1 his body of Russian cavalry
is well mounted and well equip
ped, and has shown great braver,
and resolution ; but they did mi.
appear to be w ell acquaiiitvd iv;;!i
the use of their sabres ; and in
t:mt point our cavalry has a gram
advantage. We had seme men
killed and 60 wounded, amongst
whom arc col. Duiosnd of the
fijtb chaessurs, and. col. i!our
<in of the 11th dragoons. The
enemy has faii*n buck several
leagues.
I WENTY-NINTII BRM rjr
TIN Os IHE G.?ANd7r
mt /mmm
BRUNN, Ni>v. 23,
Mar hal Ney has ocmddSjM
Biixen, after having takt 1 an
prisoners firm the enemvji if*
found in the hospna! n grU
ber of sick and wounded am ; -
ar-.s. On th* 1 71f* Non- Ji*f
made hiinelf master of .j.i,*,
and iiotzt n. J
General Jallachieh, wW'de
fended th# Voralberg, fa bW* ’
cut off. Marshal DurnaJ-Ite 1 *- f
cupiee Iglsu. Ills troops hav
tered Bohemia.
General VVredcn, -<>i :nt*itdi,v-'’
the liavaiirtiis, |i i4 t*k a c . ?w .
psuy oi Austrian artiUerr,
hotse, 50 cuir<i*Dr-., and *
nil oftcers. 11# m <i„ hi, ,ii
master ol *. is
gazine ol oat* anti -tnlr tr;,
aecl f many carriages tie ,< ;
the baggage of severe tg ~5. •
and Austrian officers.
I lit •djutant-coinn Md, r hi
ton, has made 20U and >oiji ,j
L.h lour and curass <* of H*.
hcuioiic, prisoners, < f * wa--
iron) Igiau to Bi uim, ie attack
ed another dstacfini f- pt
** l - l h *n i made 3,# psi aVr,*,
inlormation Ime cyv ! ,*
from Olmutz. Tt.ct nu :,
yactiled that plate, ai rifirei *
I oij*t.d. ‘1 lie vrtvfye, i 1 .
tigufpiU. i i>f
