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Nciv Drug & Medicinal sTO BE. THE Subfcriber* notify the public, that they have eftablifned in thia place, A DRUG &MEDIUNAL STORE, and feel themfelvet jollified in faying, that they can fujiply prattitionera of Physic and country ftore* with M edicine, shop I urniture, Surpeon’* Inftrume rt, Parent Medicine, icc. upon as liberal ternu as they can be purchased for in this place. Much care having been bellowed in the selection of the various articles, and in making the officinal pre paration*, they can with propriety warrant them as genuine. Medicine Chest*, wil be put up at any price Front 20 to 1.50 dollars with printed duectioris, and containing mod or ail the a tides generally requited for lamiiies and plantations. !l hitc & Mendenhall , Pradiitioners of Medicine, Boltons’ Brick Buildings on the Bav Savannah, April 23. 39. TRESH MEDIC INE, DRUGS, &c. White & Mendenhall, Tl AVK received by the Sks-Isisnd.i large quan ■ tity of ihe above, (elected with much care.— The} are in hourly expectation of an additional lupply which will make their allorrnitnt of those articles com munly kept in Medical Stores, very general and com pltte. Bolton’s brick building on the Bay. May 12. 47. _ Tq Hi ~ ANF.GHO WENCH, middle aged, an ejrcel lent w fit r, and good plain cook. A LSO—.ail other Wench, more adva> ced in years, well ca'rti n ted for the ord'iiaiy duties of a far i y ; arid a f.uth /;il nduitriou* NGGiCU MAN, wuudbe fuitablefor a Gaiducr Likewise for sale, A BdV, about 14 years of age i inigh he made f. rviceablc to an uu.country planter Enquire qf S. 11. Stackhouse. AugUll |8 by SALES. Py Order of ,he honoruble the Court of Ordinary Will be sold, on Monday the 24th August, AI, I. the ft LK IN IK .UK of John Higgins, h | keeper, dece tied, at th (hoplately occupied b a in—c infi ‘itig of tiUOCEKIi S. and sundry ar ticles of DRY GOODS. Conditions Caih. .. Sale to Comrne ce at 10 n’clock. Thomas Bourke, c. c. o. &. k. r. August. 15. 88 N OTIC E. A 1.1 perf n having den mils , gunft the ellate it James Shaffer, d.ceafel, ire rerpietlcd to p ■ fe.it ‘ hem legally au-hent'cated; andthif indebt ed 10 laid ellate, are nqu red to make immedsate payme.it to Frederick Shaffer, Adm’r. AUguft IJ Jl * 3 A 0 TICE TS HE BE BY GWEN r | ’H IT at the expiration of nine months after date _1 the fubferiher will make application (agreeable to law) to the court of Ordinary lor leave ‘O tell and dilpnfe of two lots of 1. \NU, with improvements the 1 eon, known by the numbers fix and ftven, in the 1 village of Montgomery, and belonging to the ellate oi Mrs. i lir.abeth M'Queen, decealed, for the benefit of th e heirs and creditor* ol laid ellate. Bryan Morel, A tministratnr, utvh the vrU annexed. Montgomery, Chatha n Cauntv. April 25 fo§ 42 Notice is hereby given, That aftar the expiration of nine months from the date hereof, application will he made to the honorable the Inferior Court ol the County es Chatham, lor leave to le.l the following piopeity, being part ol the re.i -Hate of John Habersham, decealed, for ti.e b ‘fn if the heis of said ellate:— t lure I'RACTSoI I. AND, lotmerly in theparifli of St. Mary’s, now in the county of Camden, contam in,-, by original lurvey, en thouland, one hundred a , fix-y.five acres ; and, at the time of lurvey, boun dei. by lands ol Daniel M'Kav and eapt. Go dfntith | ,ee ARM LOT>, Nos. ti, 9 and 10, m the hr t t> thing, Anion ward, in the county of Chatham. One 1.0 f, at Montgomery, infud county. One ha.f of a 1 ROST-1.0 I', in St James’iquare, Heathcote ward, 111 the tity of Savannah, known by the ettet N, 61’ feet in front, and 180 feet deep, with the improvements thereon. Joseph Habersham, Adminifliator ol John Haberlham, decrafed June 27,..§0...b7 FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, A FEW COriES OF THS MYSTERIOuS FATHER, A TRAGEDY. IN FIVE ACTS, P. William P. Maxwell. Bl.ink Warrants of Appraisement, For Sale at this office. Just Received, AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, ( Price 25 cents) A pamphlet written in Charleflon, endued THE lOLSrN; OR CALL TO ARMS! AN ESSAY ; Being an enquiry into the late proceeding* of Great Britain, in hei unjuilifiable attick upon the liberty tad independence ol Jut Lulled JUUrvl America. Au*bU 4 ** TO LFAST, Fflß a term of years, I.OT No. 37, situated in the city of Savannah, vr with the buildings thereon, Frank- I ‘in ward, fronting on Broughton sBSBfc tndon Montgomery ftieet*, and ad ® 1 *jj oir * n K ‘be house lately occupied by “IC—SlWv'ft ■> Harris, efq. The person who wil, take the lease might be allowed to irn 1 ove or r nair the buildings now handing on the said o,or to eretft new ones. Apply to the lub fcriber. F. D. Petit dc VT’ers, August 11.si1h.86s FACTOR. FOR SALE~ A Valuabi e iiantation, ON Great Ogrchee river, about dtkA eight miles below I.ouifville, near old Gilphinton, lately occupied by gM't/f I Captain Bolt wick, containing by o •i'S r ginal survey eight hundred acres. gatS'tjipJ'L fAt Part of the land is cleated and un lcr ence ’ w lU - ,tiry buildings I lie pi ice, and term- of payment will be know n on application to Mr. Ambrose Lav, prmtei,l.ouilviJe, or in Savannah, to John Tcbeau. July 10. bO FOR SALE, 4GO acres ol Swamp Land, on the ri ver Alatamaha : IT is a part of a tract of land granted tr the lae general MT.it Or, in the f rk of the Alaramaha and Cat Head called the Point It is at the belt ni'ch of the ude, and as little lubj ct to irjitrv from frefhes as any land on the river. I'he purchtfer can he accommodate ‘ with li gh land r.c ira h;ufl on Car Mead, for a settlement, and a fufficient p rtion of Pine Land back, for the purp fc of lumber for the plantation. If ‘he purchaser is me! u and to add the traA, there is adjoining and for sale 200 acres oi Swamp Land, with a bluff fetllement on on Cat Head, containing 150 acres of Pine Land, belonging to the ellate of John P Ward, eiq deceaf ei'. 1 hefe lands together, will m ike one rif the moll compicat RICr 1 and CO l TON I‘L INT Vi'IONS in the Bate of Georgia. The Plat can Ire viewed, and terms known, by applica ’on rr, tnc fublcrilier; and a purch.ifcr widnng to inspect the land, it wnl be (hewn him, on app .C-itiotito niOMAS M'CAL'L Esq. at Darien. Joseph Habersham. July 17. 7 6 - FOR SALE, All that Tract or parcel oi’ Land con taining 350 acres, BE the fame more or less, ate the property of George Baily, lei c led, beu g in the county of Camden, bounded on the ealt by tin Gnat Sxtiila river, and on all 01 lie sides by miid vacant at the time of the lurvey thereof. ALSO, One other tract or parcel of Land con taining 300 acres, Be the fame more or less, late the property of George Bribe, decealed, being in the county ol Camden, bounded on the call by the laid George Bailie's land, and on ail other biles by vane land, at the tune ol the survey thereof. ALSO, All that tract of Land, containing 500 * acres, BE the fame more or less, originally granted to R mert Bailie, uecaled, be ag m the county of Md.itdh, bouudcu loutn by the river Alatain ha, e.itloit lands originally granted to Catharine L ‘ug lals, north ot and* grimed to william M*ln oih, amt well on laudr grained to jehu M'Cuhotigb. l lie two liril tracts contain good COT ION I.ANU, ad he lait ract t* of rut nasi icualitv of i IUE OWAMP. AND ALSO, One undivided third of that valuable ISLAND, Oppoll e to Darian, on the liver Alaramaha, com monly known as the hEiNi.RAL’S ISi.ANiJ and origi a y giameu to tnc i.ite general M'lmoth I'll s titiru wdl contain at} -it 800 ac.en of LAND of the w y tirlt quality. Tales are nmilput-ble Terms will oe made known by app y tng to Dr. BAYAKD, on Cumberland Illann, or to the luu fenber in avannah, and the tiuau n and value of the land will oe explained hy applying to IHO 1 AS MC.Un, etc. at Oavieu. Joseph Habersham. July 18. 76 Court of Ordinary. ORUEItLD, Utat utuil the governor may send a Uedhnus, to qualify the Clerk ts Lscitcaioi, that uie court do undertake the du ties annexed tneielo, aiiclthai due notice ol sales Be given in the name of me Court ot Ordinary, ugiceaOle to hw. Ordered to Oe published. Mxtract from the .Winu, t*. Thomas Jiourke, Elk. c.o. & k.r. June 2 56 FOR SALE OX PEA SOM ABLE TERMS A Cypress Canoe built Boat, THIRTY odd feet long and five feet wide in the dear, row* with fix oars, 1* alio provided with a fail The above mentioned boat is not one year old, has lately been painted and is in comp.ete urder. For terms ap p.y at the olfice of this paper. Ju jf 9. 72 Bian*v Bills of L tiding For Sale at this uihee. SHERIFFS SALES. On the fu st TUESDAY in September next, Will be fold at the Court-House in Eulloch C.unty, at the ul'ual hour, 200 acres of Ph\E LAND, in said Count*’, v. ith a PLANTATION and convenient UOUSi I—taken as ti e property of Jnfepli Fleicher, fen nd fold tti fattsfy Hruftus Studlli l’s execution Returned to meby aconllable, July 15th ISO 7. Daniel Boutwriglit, s. b. c. August 18. 7 M NY ill be sold on Howard’s Wharf, On ITednesday the 19 th August, Between the hours of 10 and 2 o’clcck, the ca r go of the lchooner Edward Preble, from Jamaica, COKSISTING or 26 tons of Nicaragua, and 29 tons of Logwood, C ft'r Ol , Pimento, G.t.ger, Lees Wax ad fioney Sold under an order of their honors the juflices of the Inferior C un—the pr perty"attached at the fui. of Samuel and Charles Howard. Thomas Robertson, s. c. c. August 15. 88 —i>:o: -On the first TUESDAY in September next, LOT No. 5, being a 45 acre lot, belonging to Wil mington Ty thing, Darby ward, and by are-survey con t ms 52 1-2 acres; fttuate on the White Bluff road, about 3mi ts from Savannah. Taken under sundry executions as the property of James M’lntofh; pointed out by the def endant. LOT No. 12, Columbia Ward, with the improve ments Taken under sundry executions as the proper ty of Ransom Stone ; fnbjedt to tile yearly ground rent of 58 dollars 50 cent*. All that TRACT of LAND,on the north wefl part of Wi.mington Island, belonging to William Barnard. Taken under an execution againil him, at the luit of John H. Deubcll. T. Robertson, s. c. c. August 1 82 mm ~ t On the first TUESDAY in September, Will be fold at the Court-House, in this city, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, r T ’HE UNI XPIRFD I.EASE of LOT No 29, I of-.he Chatham Academy, with the improve ments thereon —taken under execution as the properly of Thomas 6c James Beggs. All that TRACT of LAND, with the improve ments tl ereon, situated on \v ilmington Island, con taining acres, bounded by lands of John Bar nard, lands of Robe t Barnard, fronting on Waffaw river—taken under execution at the tun of John H. Deubel, as the property of John Barnard, jun. point ed out by the plaintiff’s attorney, FustjioncaJrom august sales. T. Robertson, s.c.c. August 6. 6T On the first Tuesday in September next Will be fold a the Court Honfe in this city, between che It, urs of io and g o’cl ck, AI.I. thar LOT or PAItCF.L of I. vND, situate on the Thunderbolt road, about t\v. nines from savannah, containing 57 antes, myre 01 lets, with the improvements tlieic n— r akeu under executi© : s the property of Smith, S-ms and Andtrfon, . t tin fuitofE Levensworth & Cos. the former puichaie. never having complied with the terms of iaie. Postponed from August sales. T. Robertson, s. c. c. August 6. 8-1 On the first TUESDAY in Sept, next, TTF 11 - 1 - S<J EU> at the Court Houle,in the VV city of Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, all that Trait of Land, lituate about tw . miies trom Savannah, containing 66 acres, being p rt of the Fairlawn trail. The above levied on, and fold as the property of Thomas Norton, deceased. ALSO, AH that Lot in Ewinsbnrgh, number twenty five, and four Lots in Savannah, number 16, in Green Ward; No. 2 1 in Elbert Ward ; and Nos. -and 10 in Franklin Warn—fold under a forecioftire of a mortgage, given b'. John I. Gray, to John Glais, de cealed, in his life time. Terms, Cash. Pcllponed from August Tales. T. Robcrtbon, s.c.c. August 6 84 On Monday, 14th September next, Will be fold, at the Court House in this city, between the hours ot 10 and 3 o’clock, A NEGRO MAN, named Pompey, takenunder at .aYtachment at che luit of Saniutl Williams vs. Adam F. Bri ane, and fold by order of ttie honoi able the iitfe rtor Cos rt. T. Robertson, s. c. c. August 4. _ 84 City Sheriff’s Sales. On the fir ft TUESDAY in September qyxt, W “lbe fold at the Court-House in the city of Savan nah, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, A HO USE in Darby Ward, levied on as the pro perty of rhomas Smith, deceased, to fatisiy Jo seph Davis and others. Also, a bright bay HORSE and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, levied on as the property of George Horlbeck, to fatisiy leveral executions. Also, a NEGRO BOY, named NAT, levied on as the property of Dr. John Love, to fatisfy William Shaw. Conditions, Cash. John Williams, s. c. c. August 8 85 Tax F.xccution, Apprentices Indentures. Powers of Attorney, For Side at this office. FOR SAL L. TWO HUNDRED ACRES, or more, of prime COTTON LAND, in Bryan county, bandlotne ly situated on the fait*, and in view of Sunfiury; lor particulars, apply to Mr ROBERT HABERSHAM* Savannah, or to the fubferiber. Benjamin Ward. at Tivoli, Bryan County. April 18. S7 50 Dollars Reward, nRANAWAY from the fubferiber a likely ilout fellow named JOHN, i 4be onging to the estate of Zachariah 1 l****\*Y* a Horfkins, deceased, of a ye’lowcont pi xion and very artful; he 1* a car penter, and cariied away .with pjn’Hyt., him the greater part of his working jp——— - ‘tools. The above reward will le paid to any person who will deliver hint in Savannah to Edward Harden, administrator of the est ue of July 29...f1...83 Z. Horfldns, deceased. Ran-A way F IOM the fubferiber, gf* living; on Shoulder bone, j— Ha: c ck c ur.ty, Georg:.*, l-fPiS near m. j r Andrew BiX JJ J ter’ mi I* on the th if.ft. *T A NEGRO FLLI.OW, fr -■-. TW 1 by the name of JAMES; about thirty * ears old, five: i feet two or three ire --s. -*=-• high ; of a yellow c m plexion, p'ealan ecu: t:- rance. It ts -houghs he will aim so 1 nt’ I ‘O': ..4 he .s well acquainted with water, pe haps to S va.t nah, from whence he yvc.s taker 1 ft year, aftei an abl'ence -f ‘.ear five 01 rths, p fin.~ I‘r .1 free m n Whoever will bring him to me, o t’ jure him to any ja l, lo that I get him, lit. 11 h. g .crcusly te warded, and all txpences pa-d Samuel Dent. August 18 *M 80 10 Dollars Reward, AB CONDFD firm- my yard this morning, without thei'malU est p’ovoCimcn, my Nec-bo Fellow ISA AC, we 1 known [u&K tn this city. To those who l T- ovNY have no knowledge of him, the following defer-.pdon ofhisper fi n ‘•*’ p trance may be re. ry 5 he is 2 f. ye rs of age, ■b u 5 feet 6or 7 inches in height.wearsh sha r very nicely platted, is a great beau in h s drels, atieftr a b'f'y carriage and ftriu. fpeiks bad Eitgafb, and b*v mg brn owned bv a Physician, talks much of his i now edge oi medicine and surgery : be is a very likely fe.low, tells an ar fu'and p'aufib.e story, ar.d has ad ‘wn look when fpeakmg r fp.ker. to ;be is a ex lent In us- firvant, and pretei ds to know 2 nt e f every mechanic l run feffi n 1 will give ‘h- above reward to any perf n appre hending him in this c ty or c u -ty, I if y 1 ’ 1 ars up o proof f h's being car ied away iv ny bo or vessel from th : s llate, and Fif > D"1 s upo has being brought t ’ me from or secured in its y p n n, btyond the limits of this hate. Isaac fibs nunie-- tts t nest its in South-Caroima, and hts efforts will be used to get there in a boat. Thomas U. P. Charlton. August I2 a 89 15 Dollars Reward. II'TLI. be given to any person who will lodge VV in Jail or deliver to the Overseer upon Mrs. VVYLLY’S plantation on Sktdaway Iftund—two Negroes answering ihe fßlowing deicriptton : BILLY* ab in five feet ten or eleven inches in height, toierau'y well formed, though fonte what (lender, is remarkable f,r being seldom Len without a mile upon his countenance. KING, about five feet five or fix inches high, ex ceedingly well fiiaped and mufcu .tr, taco somewhat marked with the imall pox, c<'nntenance fuily- Richard B. Wylly. July t 6. 75 Taken up by the Subscriber, ARUN-AWAY Negm Man named f-IMON, favs he is the property of W llutm Cotq>er, esqr. of Cra'ton Ifluid. Said Have is alv’Ut fix feet high t has afmall fear on his foi-ehead The owner ir, de iirecl to prove property, pay charges and take him away. A din Sapp, On Augufla road, eighty-five miies from Savan nah. Augult 6 84 Board of Commissioners of Pilotage. Savannah,June 4, 1801. In Consequence of several perlons adting illegally as Pilots, Ordered, That the Secretary do publiftt monthly the names of such Pilots, as poffels Branches or Cer tificates from this Board. Extract from the Miniutcs. THOMAS PITT, Secretary. Agreeable, to the order of the board I do her** by give notice, that the so lowing pefons only, are du ly authoriled to act as Pilots: Thomas Nottage, *| / lftiam C ay, James Scranton. Branch pUoa Wil urn Royllon, Elijah Broughton, Thomas Alworthy, Richard Wall, Branch Pilot, William Wall, acting under hinj. John Major, Peter Ceafar, Reuben Anderson, John Brar.fby, Certificate Pilot* John Dennis, John Dixon, Thomas Ofbom. . Thomas Pitt, Secretary. jg—un——aaw—ataMww— PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, BY EVERITT Sc EVANS, ON THE BAY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PER AKSTM PAYAELF HALF# YEARLY) IN ADVANCE*