The Patriot and commercial advertiser. (Savannah, Ga.) 1806-1807, July 16, 1807, Image 3
ban exhibited for crnfim.-s, putf.iir.g the
even tenor cf honest industry; tegardiefs
of that illusive glory which is oniy to he
obtained at the expence of happiocts; ans
iom only for that solid renown, which
springs from an undeviatir.g eourfe of jus
tice and virtup; too simple forthe inftdious
arts of courtly intrigues, and too re
fined for the exertion of liwl.fs power;
they might have flattered themselves with
the hope, that they fhmilit efcapc the
ravages of thofc c mflifts which have
desolated the old continent. America his
everv thing to hope from peace, and every
thing to deprecate from wir. But her
growing commerce and riling prolperify,
rheriflt and by the genisl warmth cf free
dom, were objcft-to > tempting to the ra
pacious eye of a power who arrogates to
hcrfelf the exc'ufive dominion of the fcas.
From the moment when our independence
was est tbiilhed, Great Bitain regarded
with malignant jealousy, the progress cf a
u it'on whom ilie had once held iia bondage
F,-mn that rnument until the present, ihe
has waged an open or concealed war a
gainst our indifouta'de rights.
It would be ftiperfliio'is tod axil on the
various crimes which she has committed
avalnft (he law of nations; but it may not
beim o'oper to enumerate a few more pro
minent than the reft,which marks the spirit
which has pervaded her who'e conduft.—
She ha i occupied ports within our territo
ry, which ought to have been furrendcred
bytreatv;flie has en'argedtite iawofcontra
band, tieyoul the moft liberal c mftruftion
of the law of nations; flic has seized our
vet Tels laden wi-h provitlons; file has in
vented anew f.’ftcm of blockade, which
extends not merely to Angle ports aftual'y
inveftel, but to” whole countries, with
whom flit might be at war; fits hastnidi
fied, restrained and enlarged the rights of
neutrals according to her interert or ca
price, while her c turts of admiralty have
carried ber edtfts into rigid execu i >n; ihe
has denied to neutral n items the meant T
tihle right to reexport to a bebgireiit
power the comnio li ici which they have
fairly purchase l fro u a colony of heft ijc
power; and ftie has bloekded our puts
aid itnprefle If amen from our vcflels,
within iu‘ 1 ivvftd jur.fdiftion Bit atrn-i
o s as these aifts miy Gem, they are i tCg
rufi'ant wiien cornu -e i with t'c ft grant
outrage laxly corn,n.red on the frig x
Chesaptake. The m -.ft hu.able fy-ophsnt
of Grca: Britain h s ti ver yet alTertcd her
right to feircli .a flop war be ngtn to a
neural na ion. A veflei of this eferipti-n
is as sacred as the t -r itori i felt. —lt’ fl<g
is a paffpnrt throughout the worhl -an 1
an infillt ofF- ei ta it is a diiect attack up
on the fovereigntv of the state to which u
belongs A eondufthket is ca'i neither
be defended nor oalliated. aud it is u-cef
ary to meet the ap roaching conflift wit.n
the dccihon beco.ning freeman.
Whi'ewea efcntihl -of toe • vils xv ich
murt xf.lt from war we arc prepared to ,
encounter th mi> clef-nee of our dear rt
rights We arc confident that but one sen
timent pervades the American I'eop'c—&
th t, However they m.y -'e divided s to
points of domertic p ‘ey, toy are artu t
ed hy ones ul in repel ing the aggrefli ns
of a foreign p wcr. ti remain f . ihc
w.fdam of the c mftitn ed authorities to
dirert with effic cy, the energies of the
nation. It is our part to declare to you and
to the world, that we are prepared to fup
’ port, with O’lr lives and fortunes, the g >
vernment of our choice against every
power upon earth.
Signed l) . and r the CtJftn ."r-,
.SPENCER ROANE, Chairman.
(Ttj!) Th, Rj c ite Sec’y ,
From the Charitpon Courier.
(A Public Meeting was held yeflerdiy
in the Ci cahsr Chur.h, cgrer ahlv to ad
journment, for the purpose of receiving
the report of the committee appointed on
the 3<i inrt. to rcpoit their opinion of the
tneafurei r.ecelTiry to be pnrfued, on the
extraordinary and unprecedented occur
rence which had called the citizens toge
ther. Never, perhaps, in fa large a popu
lar meeting, w,.s there more refpedlaoility
of character ,or more unanimity of fenti
tnent ; every ptrfon present f.vv the dan
gerous ciifi* to which i r country has
been precioitated by lawless volruce, and
every one felt that ardour of patriotjfm
which yields the consideration ot prrfoa
al feelings and party prejudices, to (he love
of country aud ttie ge >eral >n;erert Sc
dignity of the nation. The spirit f mo
deration sndgiod f nIV which p-tfi ci o-
Ter the in .cling, was as hon irao e t > he <i
tizens at canducive ■<> the gr* it purports
for which t icy were convened The lol
iowi nr refold ions wrrt the result of the
de iherati ins of t emeviog’]
At ana ‘-touched mee-iag <f the citizens
of Charlefto i, a nnmerou and m )ft re
fipertan'c ff.- nhlv was held a;-the Circular
C'urc'i wien the following fentimants
and refiluti ms, hin ed by the Committee
afSpotrted for the purpose of draughting
tile fa ne, were unanintoufly approved and
agreed to.
Wliilfl we mournfully dep'ore the fate
of our fellow-citizens, who were recently
fliueiitered on tv-art! the Chefufak ?, our
minds are filled wuh emotion* unutterably
indignant. The long and patient forbear
ance of our g ivernment, under rei’crated
Wrongs, we af ribs (fir we know the fpi- I
fit of out countrymen) to a Terro rs desire
to prefe; ve tlrat Peace which was so nobly
Won by our Anccftors; and wlii.'fl we ap
preciate the motives, we belisVe that there
• a point beyond which intuited Ireemen
lannot go, without ptoftratrng their wa
lonor, and the and gtit y of the r country.
When the j tft ao J honorable neutralrty
of our beloved country has been repcated
y invaded by a nation who orolefs to be
Ml terms of amity with us; w enourvari
rus appllcatio. s for Ct s iftiuii have not I
inly terminated unfutcefvu y but have
‘cen follow and bv niore aggravated out
ages; when,Goa iy tu’ fovere'gntv &na i-
Mial iodeptndeuce have been wautoulynt
tekedonourown thprcsrf'a moO in our h w-
Mrurs, by a people, in the very a<st of re
eiving from us the hospitality and com
orts of friendly and cvilired intercourse,
t becomes us as a free sr.d independent <
■tuple, if we mean to preserve our ranre a-
j tßCßgthe n->tion of thy c-.rth, t ) resen t,
| and by manly And efficient rncafures to pu
u:fli the infjlent agg clfisn.
The crisis fcm. a’ length to have arrle
j when the spirit of the American ru
• non, which hit lung repose I in peace,
irinfr be called um i to avenge its wound
j rd honor. The late Heteftable aok de-
J mands iniperinutly, a firm refill me, and
Will Juftifv a figin.l and excmp'ary revenge
therefore resolved.
Thatthe pub'ic fentimt iu of this city is in
ttti’fjn with that of on. - fc-l'ow-citizeus of
Norfolk, as expretTed in their refilutio is
of the > tth of June t .ft.
That the c 11 1 and unjuftifitble aft of
hoftilitv enm nitte ! on our Psa :e by the
J Britilli lit ip otwir Lnta-rl, —which ap.
! pears to have beeo premeditated and ua.
j authorifed, loudly ile nands imm-’diate re
| ptration, and will juftify the g ivernment
(if it fit ill in its wtfiiom deem t proper) in
refirting immediately to arms, and for
this purpose, in calling forth the utmofl cn
eigies of the nation
Resolved, Tiu; the ind'gna-'on excited
by tue la e event, pervade, all ci-tflcs of
this rommitnity : [.- param mat to al lne.il
and Iclfiih cotnideratioiis, and that we will
be ready (and do hereby fitemn'y pledge
our lives and fortunes) to f'pport t.ie io
--vernpient of our country in all fnch mi-a
iures.asin its wifdomit may adopt to obtain
Tt' l !. complete and honorable reparation
. Re so veil, IT. at the pretences, by which
if has bee 1 attempted to juftify, or to ex
-lifethis aft, >s imfoundc l; as by the law
of nations there existed no right to demand
the I amen w it) were fbd to be mutineers,
and that u icier the Oonftitution and laws of
our couu ry their farreuder was fir rid
den,
Resolved, That until the conflituted an
tho-ities of our cou itrv fha'l b ive decided
01 this all momentous fuhjel, we wilt
bold that man its enemy who lireft'y
or indireft y alTord, toaiy Britilli v .(T 1 ot
war, any fuce ur or comfort ; and we in-
v *te our fellow cti the pt’ots of this
port, to co-operate w.th us inth'S *ica *-
by witbbold cg tli“ir profetfiinil fe-vices
from any of liteveffcls cf war of the Briblh
nation.
Resolved, That as a teftim my of oh’
deep regret, aid as a resp. ft u! tribute to
the mem >ry of the u'lfjrtima.e ft*amcn who
were ft iiig‘ite"ef on hoard the C ie apes e
we wi 1 w ar acr pe on the 1 ft rm for
the space of ten days ; and we rec ‘in en ! ,
to >ur fell iw citizens, generally to unite
with us in this aft.
Ref dved. Tint the G ivernor of the State,
be requested to dire ft the militia prompt
lv to arm and equ p hernfelves, an t to ‘ e
prep red to obey the call of the General
G v -nment; —ard. further, to applv as
in ich of the e titingent fund, under his di
r dtion as he thinks may be conveniently
fpar.'d, to moun 1 n t avetling carriages the
heavy ordnance of thiscitv
j Resolved, That -i committee be appoint
j ed t > call on the citizens of th s S*ate to
fu forth? in aid of the fun is re ’o sue to
carry the also e r f.t stlons i t > cfT ft.
Resolved, That a copy of thefcßrfilu*
t'oi he tr - nf'lifted to the Prefidc tof the
U’ifed 'Rates,to the Vfa,- rot'thr B roug ! t
of Nortrdk. and to our fcltosv ci izens of
Geurge-town and Beaufort and , e.iera’ly
by vmblica i m, to the chiz< us of every Dia
tnft of the fiti'e
Resolved, That a committee of twenty
one mem! e-s be appointed to carry the a
bnve'efolutions intoefFeft. And that Ma
jor John Ward. G neral P nekney, l.ang
den Ch-ve , J dm Blake, Major Robertson,
Dr. David Ramfay,Ci 1. Roprr, M j. Rouse,
Major Pinckney, Thomas I.ce, Pc er Fre
neau, Thomas So tic f.,d J ,fn Jobnfon,jr
Felix Warlcy,J din Dawfm,General Wash
ington, Colonel Rutledge, Robert Howard,
ICeziing 1,. Simons, J l,u S or ev Sc Simon
Magwood.conftitute the committee for the
above purpose.
The thanks of the afltmhly were itnani
moufly tendered to the members f the for
mer commit tce for their exertions, and for
their well digested rtTwltitions. Aifo tothe
Chairman of the meeting the hke thinks
were tendered for the fpiii.-ei difeharge of
the.duties of his office.
(•-.igned) JOHN WARD.
( Rest) J. B. Want, Secricurj.
SKETCH
Os the Proceedings of the Meet
ing ot the Citizens, held on the
Bth instant, to receive the re
port of their committee.
The Rev. Dr. Gallagher tA jedte! to the
resolution which requeued the gsvern ■r of
the flare to hold the Militia in readiness,
and to have the nervy artillery mounted on
travelling carriages, etc. as interfering with
the Executive authority, and utmecef
f*ry.
Col. Rut'eJge was in favor of the R.f >-
lurion as far as it went, but thought it did
notgo far enough. He withed the rofvu
tto.i to he amended by adding a requefi to
have all the Militia properly armed and j
equipped,
Gill Pinckney nppofed this amendment, j
If they attempted too much, nothing j
wou'd oe done;—there was heavy ordnance |
1 1 u 1 carriages would be wanted to convey |
the guns to the mofl proper places to j
aim y the enemy—it w s therefore urgent j
to have carriages immediately provided—
this the. governor might provide for, out, of
the contingent fund.
The CvmftriV.tr General of the ftite oh- |
f reed, that there w s money fitificient in |
the Treafurv to meet every cad for the de
fence of the harbour, but it cottU not be
drawn but by appropriations. This was
an unfeaf nah'e time for t’ c convening of
thelegill ture. “The contingent fund was
alone a’ tli d.fpof 1 of the Executive, and
the ulacc- un'x ie n'ed mufl he iiiconfide*
rable- He wa- in favour of confining the
ref lurio ito the ot jciSts enumerated in the ]
report- .
Mr. IV Loughton Smith was in favor or
the resolution as reported. In such large
alTcm d:es i’ was difficult properly to di
gefl prnpofuinns l‘c meetu.g on Fti
day were aware of thi , and bad referred
it to a laigeaml rcfpedla de committee to
fpealc their feuiiiuents—th.i temper was
r j no left honorable to the meeting than their
! J'”' 1 ' 1 *•* <V:ts honorable to the comm , c ,
j Pr rrru: -ho had alnr vs g veil pledges o
j their fidelity ami patriotism ciutd Cos >0
j otlicrwifc tlian foeak the genu ne fen’ -
\ the pc-ph.; hctha.sk,-a .!, cmn
| mmee.&aflnred them they 1 ad f .L,r.,; r ,.
I patedhi;hcmpft ordiaUy aff-nted tnthe r—
pori. He diiT rcd fr >m the Rev.Oef'em
! 00 emery, news it became ill peon! ‘
| to tuggefi meafnres to the eieni ive Who
| would aAt with more er.rg.’ after they h 1!
! heard the puM'c voice. Hr ••’* sorry anv
: ‘•‘hicultv had been Air ed ihuu’ ru ds:
; there could he no want of money to dc
I ‘ nfl r, w country—every man who had a
dollar in hia pocket W 01H cheeif Ity ad
vitire it on fnch an oceafio-; —!-t the e >!•
veils he called upon, and n 11c wil’ refufe
H*. for one, was ready to f t iheetampl ,
and comriiiute his propnrtt-m. He re
comm ended to C.d. R. to wotlidraw’ his a
mendmrut. Ilr. /) Xanrfny lad ‘h- a
mendme it had t een confidere’ in the
committee and n gatived Col R. with
drew a par. but fubmitt dt! e rem.ondrr
to a vote, and on takv g ihe .jutfli n it
wn loft j ‘H* rcfolution at repotted wi
th co a re and to.
The report hung gone t'-rou-h r qneftion
arofeon fi ling up the blank with the
names of the comm 1 tee. wine,’ the coni
mutee had recommend and to consist of se
ven members.
.Mr U r . X.',up:'y T:ru h was of opini n
that a large comthittre ong’ i t’ he an
pointed, and m./ved that it co fill of al
members, wl'icts'w agreed to to wit. the
forme, member” :nd tilt ther ei'ix ‘n*. He
t’ en o’ fe-ved i, ,t at it had been fair! 1 e
contingent fund would not r. ach a I t o
o’ jetftt just votet, it would Hr prope to
resort to a teit in ad permanent fund,
‘lie pockets o the people; every mean
At uild be ados od ‘■ fortify anti cu rd the
town and ha tut frttm ,ipgr ffi n I we
c nld not ihr wg am e bom , of 800 wt.
at our enems, w ■ mV t at any ra'i sre at
them b ids lit vv euourh *0 ch ft f cir
temerity, flmild they {f ray fit.—
M e m ved flat the com i te r - <mo w<*
ed. i r 0 ■ e(.i"V to ra 1 on her x ns of
the state to’ a ( sci .t n in -id . f rhe
c nti y ntiun 1, to carry the ref Ives Into
ful'tfteift; bis propoftt n ■ \a una’ im .uf
ly agieed so. Ihe tba tks of t ■* m-eting
we r the v ted to t t c mm t te and the
chairman and the man ; ,-dj urned in j
thegreatift arm .ny; every mem'-er pre
fern inf'rrc I with b't oae fnmimrnt -
W-rorimple rep rati n f r the ini'g. i.y
ofTered to our fovcrcigut) ..nd indepen
dence,
Norfolk, June 30.
YePerHay af eht non we were
gratified with the iig'tt of
four Gun Boats, tq lipped and
under wav for ihe defence of
the Narrows, in cale any at.
tempt flioulr! be made to enter
this h;jibt>ur by the 3 itifld.
100 much praise cannot be
given to die (pint and patriot
llmofthe Captains and Seamen
of the port on this occalion.
On Sunday evening only a De’
pu'atiori Fom the Cominittet
waited on Capt. Decatur, with
a req left that the Gun-Boats
might be prepared (or ad ott
At this time no rigging was o
ver head, no fails bent, no arms
! or amrnui ition on board, but
j inch was hi persevering labor
’ of, and ardent exertion of our
teamen, that at four o’clock
they failed, ready viclu'dled,
manned, and in every refped
prepared tor action, and under
a Commander who will never dc
taken all aback , or lhut his eyes
at the fjuail.
Capt. Davis, arrived at Phi
ladelphia on the 28. ii uli from
Lifjort, spoke, on the 19 h tilt,
the (hip Hazard, i'6 days j
Irorn Atnlltrdain —the captain j
of which informed him, there j
had been a dreadful engage- !
merit between ibe Ruffians and j
: French, on the 2d of May, m j
which the latter were defeated j
Bonaparte had lolt art arm, |
& was otiict wife bad;y wound- j
cd.
On the foregoing, the edi
tor of the American Daily Ad
vertiser, remarks —‘‘that (he |
| ate It advices of the French j
Grand Army, were to the 23d j
of April—ft orn Amlterdam,on |
the Bth of (via;, —and (torn !
London, the 16th- The Haz i
ard mult have failed about the
20th of May, and conlequent
|y bungs intelligence from the
Continent of Europe, ten days
later than has been heretofore
received.”
Charleston Paper.
PATRIOT.
V *;■ S’ * W !• •* .5. ,y > * * y >V. q, ,y
s tr.lN\-.dll , July 10, ISO -
We are autWifcd to afTurc th- p .bit'*
< it the paragraph in the Virginia G; zet
H.iiin * hat f die ot fli • g'-an-t jury v'c,e <!i3
n ft-l t.prefnt Oeu. •Wilkit.f n ft,r high
* f' ,M v; 't alt tgether crrotieolta. Tin’
. that seven of thit hodv. under in
‘St ‘ h t hr hid too long concealed I is (rt
royr.ry of t. e treaf.m of Anv Burr, were
lup if-.’ to or-l'eot him for m fu rti „ of
tp fu ; hut the ntli-r nine wr- o flninn,
h.t he a arte I p url’ntly and and fer-edy
to-tlv t'urpofe t.-f getting f.?me ft e !.-•-
dr of the conspiracy into his power,
an of duelling their m chinatiout. ; ad
tha. It’s nte iti.int in die wdi*' e afT-ir l-a !;
n. tonl ‘wen bee from guilt but highly -i
patriotic, & pr i fewortliy. —Pirghiia Argut
The c’ti/ens of ‘Tump'ori fnvt? j
b-vn threaten, and with i at-n.-k I
bfiiti th’ h’-vkadinjc sqmd on, j
tinl ->a svnti rfs provision* are ob !
t.vnrd ns ti-ti;tl * Th- FJ vii ‘to- j
tv .iw are carting Ha’U ant! n>ak*n? j
c.iruidg s. to bi<l h.-tn v-lconc.’ j
Petersburg hi publican. I
OH ‘RI Esro.sr, July T o.
A Uiici iiuii) RKiunond, !
d'ted (he tft July, roentioi s
tlidt, in con eq ience of an of” !
fur from h* Ex. cut.ive Coun I
cil of V’lrgi oa, to the Federal !
1 f ourt, apartments ha I been j
prepared in the Peni e-rrirv to !
which Col. Burr, had b en that j
j day removed— Apartment* were
also h ing up fay ili e recep
j tion of Jonathan Dayton, !
! the other petfons agamit whom j
’ Ihe Grand Jury had found bills J
, lor high tieafon.
I The Fiedeticklb irgh He
j ruldol Friday ilie 26th ulr.(fares
I that on the preceding dav, a
| gentleman pair and through that
; town, charged wi;h diTatctv. s
from the P efidenc of the U.
States to ihe fed-ral Attorney
at Richmond, who observed,
that “ the difclojure of the ands
p m dies would ajloaijh me
world,
A Butcher in the city, has,
we underhand, entered into a
contraD with government, for
iuppiying o tr tioops and ves
1 (els in the Well Indies, with
1 Beef, &c. from Sou.h'Ainei”
ica : For this purpolie he has
lent out 20 butchers, and two
perfonsconveifant mine fak
ing bulinefs ; and g overnment, j
we hear, has allotted an exten
live t ad of land near M onte
viedo, wi h a view to facilitate
the important object of this ar
rangement. Thelrifh ptovi
fion irade will be aIF ted by
the fuccels of this plan ; but it
will, on the other hand, rt rider
us independent of the A men
can markets.
London Paper,
j LONDON, May 12.
It is beyond a doubt we be
j lieve that col. Crauford’s expe
j dilion is gone againlt Lima.—
i Vv e fear that the Idle minilters
! have afcied in this expedition as
1 they did in that to Co.iltantr
nopb, fentan inadequate force.
Lima is Itrong, and is not to
be taken by a coup de main.—
It is lix or (even miles from the
sea (ide, and from the port of
Cailoa. The whole amount J
of col. Cranford s force does
not exceed 500® men. Thai
the late minnters have to leaf
tered our military to rce is molt
reprehenlible. II they wJiied
to make a permanent iuipiclnon
upon South Amdca, wny uiti
thev not lend col. Lraulord to
the river Piaie l They dtvid;
our force in Incha manner a.
to render it improbable that a 1
ny real good can be pioduced I
any whciw-Five thoufaud men [
info the Sooth Seas—
’ ’!({ men in Alex* ,and
ou (.! it riot ha \y ■ fjo r
woo and u not aI To have been
‘•’ore calculated to have at a h.
‘1 Hnliia tons Would it not
iave proved to her ihat our o! -
letls were not iel.lifh, had we
•in ted thefotces lent to Lima
o'd to Alexandria, difpatchcd
” ro thr B - tic, and landed tt in
Poland ? I’ is iiif-re where the
’•ea Itm-.gle is to take place.
It is l><- e wheie ilir greatelt
m rellian is to he made upon
i Bonapatte. I* i the-e where luc
j C( '* s w °nl Ihe moil important.
l s is titere vvhere a vihlosy gait;*
lei would do ilie moll towards
| a t lining the great objects of
1 w .r, atni eurhi g th _■ ambition
i and :>o v.’- () | Fiance. I w. s
| to Polrf and. iherefore, that ( ,ur
j views an , |f jrts fh.ni cl have
j been f rincipa iy diieeied.
M l.ether the enors of the
j 1 3 e “’capa tie tnioiliry can he
j r ‘paired we know not. The
j Via tic has been open all ihe
! winter, but no a man has been
I lent to join the Ruffians, and
i “ eve r afctiviiy d< prefeiit
| minilters may use, the 1,...tie
; u U<n which the fate of me
j Continent is in ail ptoliahility
to depend, wi I be lough; with”
I out •"> to operation or ain f
•nice having been sft icku y
ihis country. But “the uieirT
• were engrolled by the ca.hoiic
j courelliuii and Scotch |.-w, be
comi not attend to ihe t.onti r
ice hr i were too much oc”
cu ie.i m h .allo g the uiitid
oi their own king to think of
iein fnccots to any other.
Since the oegimnnj of March,
the Ruffian a< my under tiiem
riets of gen. riemnngfen, iias
been reirboiceu writ 85,000
<nem— Copenhagen Gazette of
frli of May.
Marine jnielli fence.
S=■ ■ „
PORT OF SAVA.VM \.L
P R hiy -.'ti
Schr Mary-Ann; Hn on t. Th ov>*’
Union, i'uluid, i<lew|>r n, ( V. c)
*'TA - ‘-Vs. . /
y 1 hS s >■, tin K Vi i T
isrlive he w It be iuf.nmU of fnnething
liitc e.t.ur; t him t>\ *p.,i .mg to iu fom-
Jt< r.H . T.r Pit rro*.
Administrator’s Sate.
On t‘ie s-2d day of August next,
WILL rfR S ‘•,!),
At tie house occupied by the
Siibou i a\
A
X Jtc LL the prrfonal orooer'v
of Clarke Brown, dec. confiding of .-ne
silver Watch —one pai of pucka pi.'toir--
onc iho.-gim and carioncli Ixn • ..• .1 . j
trunk ami one larger trunk, y.’i i
articles ot w uring appai el.
Conditions C. ih.
.Vi Olici \N vp . i,S.
July 13. 1 > t.ls
50 Do 7 rs kicjo ird^
•>. g ven .0 am person
V V appreh aiding <1 negro man
called DICK, about five t-cet
high, and about 21 v trs <>i . g •,
is a likely country horn fellow
He escaped Iron! rile custo ;v of
tit • Subscriber, on lit*’ 2|s or A.
prt! i.tv., near (.’rooked Bin r
Bridge, mv person proving sad
I 1 ’ gro to be liarooiirt'd by a while
er.->oti or persons, shall receive
ONib HU vJI) tKl> t) H.LA.iS,
J'jSliPil CHEW'S,
1) S. .C.
St. Mary e yen- it. 6i ftf)
NOTICE.
Subscriber forbids all
persons, from t ois date, to
give any credit on Ins account,
without:! written order from Inn'.
J. A. M JttfilC’K.
April 13 43