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,* J suppose, by your fair devil, you moan j
yiotiiitiR loss than an angel. If so, my Lord, I
I .beg leave to give fcomo reasons why I
SELLING OFFl
11
m
R. L. milling; ,
thiiilv o wonian is neither like an angel nor • ^ foP “ *«**”*'
n devil, and why successful and unhappy tv “ \ C u
love do not, in the least, resemble heaven »OOts att<\ SVlOCS,
and hell. It is true, you may quote tne u«h the first of August neit.
rififijSStoSSiK; "#>r if*. «mi. M.
the use of these love tetms, which have a \ do do Philadelphia do Cole't
mighty captivating srand in the ears of a 2 dy do New York, n„ n Taylor'*
woman, and have been with equal proprie
ty applied to all women in all ages.
« In the first place, my Lord, an angel
pretends to be nothing else but a spirit. If,
then, a woman was no more than an angel,
what,could a lover get by the pursuit? r ,-
« The black devil is a spirit too, but one drenssnd Servants Shots—cat:- only
that has lost his beauty and retained his ' J * f u . bBcriber
pride. Tell a woman this, and try how she W,, ‘ p,e “ atoe *" 8t,d * Mlt ’‘ul MILLING
likes the simile. „ ! june 8 134 ‘
fcSQ: ^uriuui-riUKUTOjr,
J { ° tr A VE received by the ship Savannah, a large
“ Successful love is very unlike heaven,; '^fashionable SUMMER
because'you may have success one hour,) (for* (Pt\
and lose it the next. Heaven is unebange- ’
able. Who can say so of love or lovers? 1 ™ r . ect “ om their WAit«.ii..cB«ln New York, eon.
■ do
Taylor's do
Gentlemen’sfine Shoetees
•ingle tie 8hoes
do Ladies Satin Slips
do do Morocco, do Springs and Heels,
do stout pegged Bootees and Shoes, suita
ble for farmers.
Together with a complete assortment of Chit-
1 aisting of many new articles not to he obtained in
Ai«m« which i-.na,
COATS and COATTEES—Of blk. Silk Camlet,
Blk Bombasine, do Circassian, French and
“ ^ love, there are as man, heaven, as ^7 otiier Stole in this city:
there >re women, so that, if a man be so '
unhappy as to lose one heaven, he need not
throw himself headlong into hell.
« This thought might be carried further.
But, perhaps von will ask me, if a woman
be neither like an £hgel or devil, what is
glte like? I answer, that the only thing that
is like a wonian is—another woman.
"How often has your lordship pursuaded
foreign ladies that nothing but them could
make you forsake your dear country! But
at present, I find it is more to your purpose
to tell me that 1 am the only woman that
could prevail with you to stay in your un
grateful country.'*
CHATHAM ARTILLERY!
(rt MHE National Anrfl rrsary will Ik r.. lebrated
»y the Corps on MONDAY NF.X 1*. the 5th
ol July, The members are therefore ordered to l
appear ntjtve o'clock piecitnly on the morning of
thai day ut the Arsenal, fully equipped, prepared
to unite with the other Volunteer Corps in firing
the salute. * °
After the morning parade the corps will re as
semble at II o'clock, A M. to join the procession
in escorting the Orator.
By order of Capt Williams,
. ^ .1 A MAXWELL, FirstSerg’t.
jupf 29 153
T-
established line
NEW-YORK PACKETS.
SHIPS,
SAVANNAH,
LOUISA MATILDA,
AUGUSTA,
WM. WALLACE,
EMPEROR,
MASTOKS,
W. ItKEh E,
1). Woon,
D Vai» Oxer,
T. Wood,
J. II. Ui«N*r-~
lijf J Jti Hu bert i!o
On Vie fitst TnesVlay in T*ly*next s
Win, he toldbcfJt'f*. Vie Court I/ouse^
, A Pm e Negro Boy,
twenty five yearn old, first fi*,ht hand
jitnf 2b H3 . . c s!p . a t.10 oVlncV
By Calvin Raker. ~
On the first Tursduyin July, at 1 1-o'clock.
Will be told in •>.- *' ■ *•
rrpiS
Cavalry Orders.
SAVANNAH, June 28,1824.
T HE Corps of Georgia Hussars will assemble
on their Parade Ground
. . . ON MONDAY NEXT,
English Vigonia, Cassinett, Cotton Csssi- the 5'h of July, at 5 o’clock, A. M. in full uniform
mere, Bombazett, Sat.een, Etc. &c. | completely armed and equipped, and with six
PANTALOONS—Of Denmark Satin, English rounds blank cartridge, to celebrate the Anni-
Silk Drilling, bik striped Silk, blk Nankin ' versary of Americarf Independence.
The above are all .first rate vessels, with
rienced commanders, and will continue tr
regular Succession throughout the ten
ing Savannah for New York on Thutsd'
York for Savannah on Saturday tit ea-
For freight or passage, apply to the C
ooard at Jones’s upper wharf; or to .1
HALL ti
jan 27 21
Crape, blue and blk silk Camlet, white and
colored plain and striped Drilling, ribb’d
Vigonia Cassimere, blk Circassian, Cassi*
nett strip’d cotton Flurintinc, cottonCsssi
mere, Satteen, Bombazette, Nankeen, be,
be.
VE3T9—Of blk figur’d b strip’d English, French
By order Capt. Stiles.
IL KIRBY, 1st Serg’t G. H.
june 29 143
NEW YORK, June 19.
Tire—This morning, a little before 2
o’clock, a fire broke out in the stable of Mr
John Corgan, in Cheapside near Market-
street, which soon communicated to sever
al adjoining buildings, and extended to
Lombardy-street, and for some time threat
ened destruction to the entire block between
Market and Catharinc-strects. The timely
arrival of the Engines, and the usual ac
tivjty of the firemen checked the flames,
but not qntll six buildings were destroyed,
and some others cosiderably injured.
and IndiaSuk, rfapSt Sy’*P.™ your Parade GrouH
terns, white Marseilles, strip’d and color'd ,u7V. , UN MONDAY NEXII,
do., white silk strip’d Valentia, eol’d do. * M. Incomplete
of various Patterns. | un . ,lorn * w,lh 13 roundf bla k cartridges, to fire a
Round Jackets, Duck Trowrers, linen and cotton, M ut ®* order Captain Hoxtbb,
Shirts, Stockings, Drawers, Gloves, Sus- \
penders, Cravat 3ti(fn4k black Stocks,'
Hhdfs. &c Uc. {
ALSO—A general assortment of i
Cloth Frock COATS, Dress COATS, PANT A-'
LOONS and VESTS, of all qualities. The whole
comprising an assortment, r.rely to be met ivitln
and will be sold wholesale or retail at prices cor
responding with the times. Corner of Whitaker
and St. Julian 8treeta, oppositeYoungs’Buildings,
may 26 jo 24
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OK SAVANNAH.
ctZAHsn,
Ship Juno, Miltimore, New York,
Geo. Gordon.
B. L. ship Savannah, Bebee, New York.
Hall b Hoyt.
asivsn TKiTBnnaT.
Ship Thomas Fowler, Candler, for New Yotk.
russengers—Messrs. G H Johnson, F Doyle, J
Folker, W Rose, C Kelsey, J Wilcox, Capt. Can.
dler, and others.
AitRived mo* rnra font,
f Ship Rebecca, Harris, at Providence, 16th inst.
Sloop Mercv, Bolles, do
SAlUtO ton TUTS PORT,
Brig Osgood, I’rejcott, from Salem, 16th inst.
Brig Panthea, Bradley, do New-York, 18th do
ctzAnto ton this font
At Philadelphia 21st lfiat brig Francis, Crofts.
' Extract qfan Ordinance,
To amend an Ordinance "Entitled an Ordinance
to establish a Board of Health for the City of
Savannah, and for ventilating and cleansing un.
occupied building within satu city.”
See. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Alder,
men of the City of Savannah in Comcil assembled,
and K is hereby ordained by the authority of the
same. That from and after the passage of this or
dinance it shall be the duty of the owner or own
ers of all untenanted or unoccupied stores, houses,
nr buildings within the limits of the City of Sayan*
nsh, to be opened, and ventilated, at least once in
every week, untilthe tenth day of November next,
and once in every week from the first day of May
to the tenth day of November in each and ever;
year afterwards, and that every owner of auci
untenahted or unoccupied stores, buildings, or
houses, as aforesaid, who shall fail or omit to cause
the hi me to be opened and ventilated as aforesaid,
shall, on conviction thereof before Couneil, be
fined in a sum not exceeding Thirty Dolars for
each and every failure or omission.
Sec. 2» Ana be it further ordained by the an
thority aforesaid, That from and alter the passage
of this ordinance, it shall be the duty of the own
er or owners of all untenarted or ■ unoccupied
stores, houses, or buildings, as sforesaid, to cause
the same to be white washed, or cleansed in such
manner as the Mayor may direct or order, within
five days after be or she, his or her agent, or at.
torney shall have received a written order to that
eli'ect from the Mayor, and that on any such own
er or owners failure or omission to comply with
the order or requisition of the May^r as aforesaid,
he she or they shall for each auch failure orom.s
6ion be fined on conviction before Council, for
ea;h and every such offence in ft sum not exceed'
ing Thirty Dollars.
Sec. 3 And beit further ordained by the au
f hority aforesaid, that it shall be the duty of the
ATTENTION!/
For J\ ew York,
[established line,
X The- ship
BwN sav.annai
Bebee, Master
Will ssilon Thursday nt
of July. For freight only, apply to the '
board at Jones’ Upper Whaif, or to
HALL U
The ship
LOUISA MATH
Will sail in regular succ
the 8>h proximo.
june 29 143
Passage for New ForI
The coppered ah'
JUNO,
A. W. Miltimore, Ma
Has a spacious cabin—wi
the 1st day of July. For passage apply
at Jone’s wharf, or to
S.B.PAU1
june 22 m!40 ■
june 29
143
MILLS, First Serg’t.
Just Received,
50 BOXES best white Havana Sugar
i
SAVANNAH
VOUmTEEU GUARDS,
FTIHTt Corps will assemble at its usual Parade
X Ground, at five o’clock, A, M. precisely.
For isle by
une 29
m!43
GAUDRY Sc HERBERT.
Notice.
LL persons indebted to D. B. Nichols, are
.requested to call »t the subscribers store and
settle tlieir accounts on or befi -e the 15ili July,
as all unsettled accounts after i hat date, will be
left in the hands of some proper person for col.
lection.
D. B NICHOLS Ik Co.
june 29 143
Sixteen Hundred Dollars Reward.
a N addition to his Excellency Governor Wil
son’s Proclamation ofiering a Reward of four
hundred dollars for the apprehension and proof
to conviction of the murderer or murderers of the
late John Burns of Saint Lukes Parish—a num
ber of the citizens thereof having subscribed the
sum of one thousand two hundred dollars to be
paid by them to the person or persons convicting
the murderer or murderers of the said crime.
The subscription list is left with Bcnj. H. Buck
ner, John Cheney, and Richard U. Screven, a com
mittee appointed for that purpose.
dj* Tne Editors of the Charleston and Savannah
Gazette* are requested to publish the above no*
tice, and if required, payment will be made by
the members of the said subscription.
june29 143
NOTICE.
a LL persons having demands against the es-
1'Vtate of Mary Stevens, late of Savannah de
ceased, are requested to present their within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted to the
estate are requested to make payment to.
GEORGE W. COE;
Qualified Exr,
jum IS ttl37
ON MONDAY,
the 5th of July, for the purpose of celebrating the
Anniversary ol our National Independence. The
members will te completely equipped and provi
ded uiih six rounds of blank cartridges each.
The corps will, after firing a salute, be dismiss.
ed—and will again assemble, with side arms alone,
at its ground at eleven o’clock precisely, for the
purpose of uniting in procession with the citizens.
By order,
HEINEMANN, Firs Serg’t S.V.G.
june 29 143
For Boston.
The packet brii
ALMIRA,
S. Harding, master,
Will sail on Sunday next.
For
ay n<
freight or passage, apply on hoard at Huntei’s
wharf, or to
S. B.PAHKMAN.
june 22 ml 40
apply lo
Jti
une 26
For Liverpool.
Tne brig
CHATHAM,
B. Dyer, Master,
For freight of 200 bales Cotton,
S. II. PAKKM \N.
m!49
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Extracts of an Ordinance,
To prevent horses sod other animals from going
at large.
Whereas great inconvenience and danger re-
results to the Inhabitants of the City of Savannah
from horses and other animals running at large in
the said city
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of
the City of Savannah, in Council assembled, and it
is hereby ordained by the authority of the some
that no horse, gelding, mare, colt, filly, mule, Or
jackass, shall be -allowed to go at large within the
limits of said city.
And be it further ordained that ail nnd every
owner or owners of any horse, gelding, more, colt,
filly, mule, or jackass, that shall be lound at large
shall be fined for each and every offence in a sum
not exceeding Five Dollsrs and cost.
Be it further nrdtined by the authority afore
said, that it shall be the duty of the City Marshal
and of the City Constable to take up and impound
any and every animal that may be seen or known
to be going at large within the corporate limits
of the city, and the owner or owners of such ani
mal or smimal.s so taken op and impounded shall
pay all expences that may be thereby incurred in
addition to the penalty imposed by the above re
cited ordinance. *-
In Council 9th August, 1819.
It, CUYLF-R. c o.
The City Constables are hereby required to en*
force the above section of an ordinance of the
city. F. M. STONE, Marshal.
june "9 143.
>titia to Mr i nomas Miller, who is appointed
their agent, to dispose of the stock, which compri
ses n general assortment of ♦
Seasonable Dr^ Goods.
And will be sold wholesale or in retail, at Very
reduced prices, for cusb only.
JAMES M’HKNRV,
JOHN H..RKID,
CEORGE UEl.PH
86
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. i Wln.'J
Atxignees
of
Turner.
april 14
BARGAINS.
T HE Stock of DRY GOODS Which formerly
belonged to Mr. William 'Turner, is now
selling olfSt prices much umUr cost.
aprilTfi 88
Rigimantal Coart of Enquiry,
f VINKS were inflicted nghir-u the fniiowitig de
faulters at the parado of the 9th and 10 ’> tune
oft. and Executions will be issued on the 6>.h July
against all failing to pay to John F. Lloyd, Pay
master—before that day.
Savannah Feneiblet—S»m\ TitcombeS2
Fot Oitartlt— ohn Atherton, Samuel Griggs,
John G. H»lcomb, G D. Sweet, each: J s P,
Scriven, 8 to
Artillery—Thomas Young, g?0 H, McAlpin, $10
Joseph Wallace, £10 James Barr, E Hughs, J, K.
fo’Kinno’., G, Stow, g2 each
Rtp., niuet—John J Bulloch, .1S Cot tea, F Col-
lis, J Cantwell, A Farry, S ,M Metzgar, McCauley,
E Nock, J Nicholas, J Newmans, J Ones), M U
Phillips, F Pascilly, J Timmons, J Taylor, 0 Ton-
dee, $2 i-ach
Gao, Volunteers— E Butts, L Masnn, B Cook, £2
each: t, Griswold, C Hoyt, L Petty, .1 Par*
man, $5 ■ach : E Williams, £10 G W (Joe, £.3.
til Beat Company—FBi.kt-r, A Silver, J Saun
der>, W Anderson, it Lynch, H Goss, P McGinnis,
C Pearson, t.ucona, R Dickson, g2 each.
Board of Health and the City Marshal to’reporl to tsSuX'
Council all and every penon or persona "ho ? McR 0 v n i, e M H i
shall offend against the provisions of this ordinance, j o.e kWm Bowel John
and in oase the owner or owners of anysucb un* , S ne(
occupied,stores, Houses,or buildings, be absent i > ®'“" chard ’ 1 P n ° m '’ J N Crane ’ G
from the city, and have no known agent or aftor- ^ p nrhmJpr Stt
ncy residing within the aame, That then and in I eachCoi®F Dwe ^ w 'Wheelfr!
?he h aa C rA eM#y ° r ^
Imt ° be ?P e . ncd “J 1 '! M Dillon, E Delano, Wnddrill, Bogardu*, -ladon,
and if the same mhisopimon require whe wash UtirttU10re Y oung,Roas, Bradley, Uogem, JG
taLh.ll n an8lng, ,K Shultz, J W Cannon, J Sites, B Meigs, T Bradley,
Marshal to cause the same to be done as aforesaid, u B ; McKwen *2 each
the expeface whereof shall be paid by the owner u ?-°- n ' M f Kwen > - -
Landing from brig Almira.
QA IIHDS prime St,Croix Sugar
10 pipes superior HoTand Gin
AV STORE.
109 bags prime Green CofTee
15 do Black Pepper
60 hh'is. Philadelph'n Whiskey
100 bblsN K Gin
40 kegs Tobacco "Browns No I,”
250 Dutch Demijohns
For sale by JOHN W. LONG,
ione 22 z!40
T HE Steam Boat CAROLINA will, o>. I . ms.
daymxt, the 24th inst. commence running
between Savannah and Purachnchler Landing,
opposite Robertville, S.C. I^ave Bolton's cen
tral Wharf every Tuesday, Thorsday and Satur
day, at 6 o’clock, A. M. arrive at Parachuchlerthe
same days at 7, P. M Returning—Leave Para-
chuchler every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,
at 7, o’clock, A. M. and reach Savannah at 4 o’
clock, P. M.
She will take Passengers and Freight to and
from Robertviile, S. G. Also, on her way up and
down, to and from Purysburg, Ebenezer, Sisters’
Ferry, and Tucksieeking.
She will continue to touch at Purysburg e-.-ery
day, except Monday, at her usual hour, going and
returning.
Passengers will be provided with Breakfast and
Dinner on board
By this arrangement, the Steam Boat convey-
ance, connected with the Savannah and Augusta
Line of Stages is extended from Savannah toRob-
ertville, S. C,
june 24 »T41
PO WELTON stage.
Five Dollars Reward.
T HE above sum will be pani to any person ap«
prehemling and delivering lo the subscriber,
bis mulatto boy John, who has been absent with
out leave for tile last three weeks—J.wm is well
known in this city, having grown up in it, and for
the last three years served as a waiter at the Man-
. sion House, and since at the City Hotel.«
As there is good cause for believing that John
is harboured in the city, a further reward of.twen*
. tv dollara v ill be paid on proof to conviction of
' the person harbouring the aa’id absentee John.
: june 22. 140 J B. READ.
Cotton Ragging, %c.
A Few hundred peicea superior 4 2 inch Russia
XA hemp
COTTON BAGGING,
And a variety of other
Dr\i‘ifeV\ Manufactures,
Whicn will after i: is month be subject to .dditio-
nsl duly, For sale at former prices, if applied for
immediately, nnd long credit given for approved
paper. ANDREW LOW & CO.
june 4 132—2m
Cejjte, Molasses, &fc.
BAGS prime Green Coffee
xJf\JF 5 hhds prime Retailing Molasses
-Vu coils Bale Rope
20 kegs 20d Nails
For sale low to ciose a consignment by
H. LORD & CO,
Williumson’s Buildings,
june 24 si14t ,
or owners of said stores, houses, or buildings.
Passed in Council, 2L,t August, 1823.
J. MOBRISON, Mayor.
Attest,'
M. Mtnna, c o.
.junW2 140
NOTICE.
4th Beat Company—J W Stlrk, £5 T A Brad,
bury, ,l A Wy .ly, J Crawford, J Wilson, $2 each.
Lieut. J Rider, of the 4th B. Company, for not
appearing on parade in uniform, fined glO,
june 26 >142
If
INE months after dale, application will be
made to the Hon. Inferior Court of Bulloch
XV wilt be made to the Interior Court when sh* u„ n V(t, „r mwiitm*.
dec, lor the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
ROBERT BURTON, adm’or.
MARY DENMARK, adm’rx.
feb 28 48 Bulloch county.
(ing for ordinary purposes,for leave to sell all that
lot or part of ground inlhe District of While-,
bluff, county of Chatham, containing Fifty acres,!
{Bore or less, bounded north.wardly and eastward- \
•J? by lands, late John Poullens, and southwardly j An Ordinance.
CfoS^| l X.teAid. myi „„r
ELIZABETH BOYD, AUmrv. | the oit y 0 f Savannah, in Council assembled, and
I it is ordained by the authority of the same, that so
are apprised, that the subscriber much of the said ordinance as requires a residence
has titles to one half of a 50 acre tract of land of six months in the city of Savannah previous to
ho W bite Bluff, adjoining his, and land lately Jno. the appointment, of an individual as s city Watch-
l oullen’s, now John Morrill’s, and for which the | man, be.and the same is hereby repealed, any
Administratrix of the late James Boyd, applies to — ! * it--—.i — *
OFFICE FOR SHIPPING
SEAMEN.
T HE Subscriber is now able to attend person-
ally to the duties of •
Shipping Seamen and the Notarial
Business,
n the oflice of Alexander Hunter and Wm. P.
Beers, at the N. W. corner of the Exchange,
msv 6 106
Wm. P. BEERS.
may- 26
tJjjUE PuDlicnre ap
the court for leave to sell as part of that estate-—:
. (ides are of prior date, and of record All
Persons are fonvarned not to purchase or trespass
tin the premises-
. ... . R. F. WILLIAMS.
a—
thing in any former ordinance to the contrary not
withstanding.
Passed in Coutfcil, 24th June, 1324.
N J, MORRISON, Mayor.
Attest,
M. Mtkrs, c. c.
june 2d 143'
Law Notice.
T HE public are informed that the Subscribers
have located and formed a connexion in Jack-
sonboro, Scriven County, Ga. Where one of them
may at all times be found except when profes.
sionally engaged elsewhere. They purpose to
attend the several courts of the several Counties
Scriven, Burke and Jefferson--also those of Rich
mond, Watrcn and Emanuel. They hope by close
application, and a due attention to the business of
tlieir profession, to merit and receive a share of
the public patronage. Business confided to their
core will be thankfully received U punctually at
tended to.
JAMF.S B. LEWIS
JOSIAH S. PA TTERSON.
mny 22 120
FiaW uuircls Superior usual Flour, for fami
ly use, just received and for sale by
HALL U07T,
TWO HORSE STAGE ta now running twice
dRi a week from Powelton, via Greensborough
to Madison.
Leaves Powelton every Saturday nml Tuesday
morning, and arrives at Madison on the evening of
he same days.
Leaves Madison every Monday and Wednesday
morning, and arrives at'Powelton on the evening
of the same dey.
C. W. CALL1ER.
Powelton, Hancock Co. ?
April 3,1824. 5
dj* The Georgia Journal, Augusta Chronicle,
Savannah Republican and Washington News, are
requested to insert the above twice a month for
two months, and send their accounts to the Mis
sionary Oflice for payment.
may 17
For Sale.
L OT No 10 Franklin Ward with the improve'
ments thereon, if not sold before the first
Tuesday In July next, will be offered at public
sale. For particulars apply to
JOHN M’INTIRE,
june 24 n!41
Congress Water in Ice.
F OR the accommodation of the public the a-
bove water will be kept cool in Ice during
the reason. Customers will be waited upon at 5
o'clock, A. M. at the store of
LAY U HENDRICKSON,
Druggists, Shad’s Buildings,
ione 26 ca1 , *2 *
Court of Common Pleas and Oyer
and Terminer.
fTUIE Meeting of this Court which was to take
X place on Monday next, is postponed until the
regular term in July which will be on the I2th, at
which time punctual attendance of all concerned
will be required. BEN. SHEFTALL.
‘ june 12 136 ,, clerk
Brought to Jail, .
I N Savannah on the 11th inst. a negro man who
says bis name is William and that be belongs to
Wm. It. McIntosh, of McIntosh County, Georgia,
and that he rsnaway about the 4th inst, lie is five
feet 64 inches high and about 35 years of age.
JOHN ). DEWS, j c c.
june 17 138
NOTICE.
B EING about to leave the state, thave appoint
ed Messrs, Jonw H. liaip, and James A. Msx-
wFt.i, my. al
the estate,
sent tb
on or
ment
bed by law for claims'to
may |?2?-
• Fresh Drugs, Medicines a
SPICES.
/^f ALOMF.L, Tartar Emetic, Opium,
V/ Jalap, Crcamor Tartar, Rhubarb,
Epsom'Salts, Henr>’sCalcd- Magnesia,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders
Windsor Soap, Nutmegs, ,
Cinnamon, Cloves ana Mace,
Starch, Fig Blue, Ginger be. Etc;
Have jukt been received pr ship Emperor, and
for sale by
IDRH
juneW
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
Druggist* Shad’s Buildings
138
100 Dollars Reward.
R ANAWAY from the subscriber, in Columbia
County, near Raysville, on Little Biver, thy
negro man Phill. or Phillip, on the22d Dccembef
1821. Phill is about five feet eight or nine in' hes
high, twenty five years old, dark complection,
thick lips, shows his teeth very p'lainly, when he
laughs s bends back in his knees i is a tolerable
good^plaekamith. .. : .rj
Also, my negro man Peter, who sometimeo calto
himself Peter Rank* on the 24th December, 1821;
who is about thirty years of age, yellow compirc-
tion, about five feet nine or ten inches high, with
a scar on the left cheek, occasioned by the cut
of a knife, which shows very plainly. Peter is a
tolerable Shoemaker, a handy rough plantation
Carpenter. 1 have good reasons to believe, they
have obtained two free passes eachj they have
one, to work by the month, until they have got
money sufficient, and'then they are to make use of
the other: I believe they made for. Savannah.
The above reward will be given for the appre*
henslon and delivery of the said negroes to the
subscriber, or for lodging them in any skfe Jail, so
that I get them again, or fifty dollars for either of
them.
WILLIAM MURRAY.
may 26 if 124
Superior C curt—Chaiham County.
Mat 1'znM. 1834.
Gardiner Tufit, vs. JVYpA Crtiger,
('E\N raojion of W W Gordon.plaintiff's Attorney
V&y suggesting the death of the plaintiff, and sta.
ting that the defendant hath removed out of the
State, so that ccirejicau to make the ekecutor of
the plaintiff a party, cannot be served on him—
Ordered, that the defendant do appear on or be
fore the first day of the next term oi this court, to
shew esuse if any he hath, why Elias Reed, the
the said rule be published one a month for three
months. . .
Extract from the minutes thfs7th June, 1824.
A.B FANNIN, Clerk,
june 17 §m!38■
at any wharfJn town to suit pufchaserg. Apply
DAVID A. STROBHAI
an 10
/.v LL demands against file estate of the late
William Atkerson deceased, must be render* .
ed in duly authenticated, within the rime prescri*
bed by law, and those indebted to said estate wil)
make payment to
ISA DAVENPQRT, .
Administtator,
may 19 tfll7
P ERSONS indebted tq the estate of Islisaa
Spalding, late of Camden county, dec’d are
requested to niike immediate payment, and those
having dethandaagaihst said: estate will present
them legally attested within the time prescribed
by law to LUCY SPALDING,
qualified Exe'x.
march 39 o v.l 73-lo • . ' v’
list montba after ^»te, f application wit. be '
i\ made to the Inferior Court, of EfTmghanj
County, for leave to sell all the real properly be*,
longing to the estate of the late Rev Jno. Becky
dec. lying 1ri said copnty, for the benefit of the.
heirs and creditois.,; . , !•
ajfril J6 8$ ANN BECK, Adja’a, ‘
