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Ni N ; H CONGRESS. //c l > I'. or rLP R }■ A’ TAIII’ES. *>tcvr>.4Y. J!/r. Crannnjheld, fiorn the coaifr.it j f * <’f ('ommcrcc and Mau'-j niturrs, ti- j whom !.ad been r<coi’ ir.itted (he bill foi j id-“ relief ti'l m C'l'c.tK k Atniltf3 ( l) sub | n.ittto a Jttailed leport, ftstmg ihe hart. J cireomll. nte* of the case, recommending Mi>mr*liatc re<*r-l, ai.d r. porting the re- . committed hill without amendment. The repot t .arid bill were referred to a , o remittee of the whole to morrow. Or, motion of Air. Saily, llesolvrd, That a committee be ap-j pointed to eitqnire into the expediency of j so lar Jtnend'rg the act entith and ail adt to i provide for mitigating', or remitting the j so tenures, penalties SY>d ui.sabilitiis ac-j curd in riitain < afrs as to extend the . powers veiled jn the diflridt judj ci ofthe j U. S. to the judges of the judicial courts j of tin several Hate*', and that the commit-1 ter be author fed to report thereon by bill or otherwise. Committee of five members appointed. ‘l’hr ?{\ of the I.iViflatuVe of South-j Carolina Sutborifirrg the city Council of I Charh (lon with the- confeit of Con gals, to jnjpofe*certain duties on ton— nage, before the House at the lad fru. lion, wa referred to a committee of five members. Air. Crowninthleld, from tin Commit tee of Commerce and Mamlfaf t ires, made a repott on the petitions of Edward Sop. pan, George jet kins and Wiliiam Cutri er, t onclndiiig w itb a refolutiou that the qrayer ofthe petitioners is reaforabjc and ought lo be granted.g which was deferred to a committee of the whole on T’hjara*— day next. *’ On motion of Mr. Vur r um, the Hbufe went into- a committee of tlie whole, Mr. J C. Bmn irin the chair, on the'(land ing rules of the Hold*. Mr Als ton moved to Alike out the followin'* words in ope of ti e rules: It fhallbe the duty of the committee of accuutiis “to audit the accounts of tfiq pr < tube is for their travej to and from the feat of-govemment, and their atten dance,iu ti.e Houle.’* This amendment was supported by M.ss**. Aldon and Dawson, under the that this new mode of: set. tliug tiie accounts of the nit mbeis wpnld be extremely inconvenient, if not imprac ticable. It was oppoful by Miasm. J. flay, Findley, Varnum, Elmer and -Bid* ell ; v. ho Hated I hit, under the former prac t'le of the House, which devolved the only of the speaker & Seij -ant-at-Arms, errors had been committed ; that these would in future be bell avoided hv a I'-ndm” committee ; that this would re Iteve the Speaker and Seijcaot at. Arms Lem a burthen at the dole of the ft-flion when other picffiug bulbuls mcifisrily imaged their attention, and wutld guard she reputations of .members from inli; na tions to their diferedit. During the oikuffian the Spe/ker, without i xprefitng any opinion on the pro j rirty of the amendment, made a nin.te 1 aurnrnt of *hr pradlice which had.hete tofore prevailed on this point, t which heobferved that but one inliance within bis knowledge had occui red lincc he had ft.led the chair, ol a member who i.ad re t ivi-d a greater comprntation for his at tendance than he was entitled to ; and that this circumttance mull have arisen from rccidcut, a it involved his rieeiving pay lor one day more than the length of thi lelfion, an error which was immedi ately alter the burry of bulimls deled!ed lle urther Hated that with rel’pett totlie mileage account, that was entirely made out in conformity to the reprefertation e>f the member*. Mr. Alston's amendment was disagreed to— Ayes 33. Alr.jf. Clay moved to flrike out the wo'dsin Italic in the following rule : “ \\ hen a quell ion is under debate, no ; motion (hail be received, unless for the previous quettion, to postpone it indefinite ly, to poltpone it to a cay certain, to lie tm the table, to commit it, to amend it, or to adjourn.” Air. Ai,helt on supported and Mr. Vunum oppvied this motion, which was Unagreed to— Ayes. {4 — Nofs 51. Mr. Smt ie moved an amendment, p.elcribing that it the previous quefliuu (hall be decided in the negative, “ the confidcration ofthe main quetlion (hall: not be refumtd during the fame lcs fi. Messrs. Smilie, Findley und J. Clay t > k-.- hi tavor of, and Messrs. Varuum ; -1 bouncy againtlthe amendment,winch wet ’ tagreed to—Am 3 2. On the an tion of Mr. Nuoahen the following i.ew rule was adopted—Ayes So. “ \Vh< n a qtieftion is potlponed inde f'ini ■ ‘v, the fairif ihail not be acted up©n during the fiffk>n.” Air. Sni.ir moved to fi’ike out the wotdt in Jtjltc in the f>lloning rule j— “ On a pink US quelhon, no nemi r flsH Ifctik taurt tb ;r rxs “.. isfnui itive and it.ftrt iuhcuo-’ tilin', “ there load be no debate.” Mct-art* Stni.ic and Nichalfon acvoca ‘ teti, and Misers. b.dwell, G. W. Camp hill and Van in cppolcd this motion, which was chugited to—Ayes 35. Mr bn a ry iuggillrd the propriety’ of utAlutmg a petmauent committee to i bt’chc'gcJ with whatever respects thei land* ot tin U. 6 and raevtd a rule tor the appointment ol a tUudu.g com nit tie ot lcvui members, to o< lly,d, *• A i iimutec relptcb.ig the laud* us ti>. U. bt no wbieii .notion was agreed to—j A**'* —Noes jt. | The comn.itt-e ti-.n t.-f , nnd tTa and 1 - sve to fit affair., which the House gran ted. Tu‘:d y Dr'rnf-r, 17. On million of Air. Mumford t the me | .vurkii c.-f the Maunlaf!tietrsof ha* in the (city of New- Voik, fimi.'ar to that prefen j :t j from the haturs of Philadelphia, was j efiro and to the committee of Commerce i ind Manufadluris ; and the petition of } the enftom h; ufc meafnrers of the ci*y of j New- York, praying f. r an incrraie of , ■•on-p.nfation, was referred to the lame 1 committee. Mr. Star,ten moved the folLwing re i solution : i ll.toh s-ri, That the Comn.ittee of Re- I vifal and Unfinifhed Bufir.efsbe inftrutt -d to erquire into the expediency of ln- I I pending for a limited ltrue, so much < f ail rft legulating foreign coins, end for ether pnrpofts, as is<c*i-tained in the 2'-d fi diion thereof, with authority to report by bill or otherwilc, Mr. Al/on obv.ivirg that this fubjedt ■was under ibc confidcration of tbc Con'- mittee of K< vilal and I ;lin:fned Bulmcfc. vtho would probably f.fon make a report j upon it, the refolutiou w.ie dtfagreed to ; Aye- 29. ; j Ah .7. C. Smith, from ti e committee ‘of Clr.imf, mack a report’on the petitio; of thc qrcw nf tlie Etc frigate Ph-ladel qjiu unfavorable to die pt .iiionert, which. ■<ra6 referred tj a committee. qf the whole to morrow. - 1 he IJc life again wet-t into a r.ommil ire dVthfe wliole —Mr Jokm C. Smith in the cliair*—oh the fiairding ruies os the Hot**?, Auer trakiag a flight nmer.dment’ in one of the rules the committee rose ?nd reporter] their agritmrat tb the rules with certain amendments. The House immtyJiit Jy took up the import* Oa the amendment cfieied by Mr. Ti4lcy, relative to the appointment of a Handing committee refpedth'g tiie lands of the Uipted States, ,a debate of fume lctigfh ensued, in wliicli the amendment was supported by Mctsrs. Gregg, Nt cholfon and Sir.ilit; and opposed by Mr. Bedinger.’ Mr ■ Bcdin’cr ftiggeftcd bis fear, lead a Handing committee, veiled with the en ure business conntAcd Wirit the public lands, should gain such an afeendancy over the lentiiner.ts and decisions of the House, by the confidence repoftd in them, as to impair the faliitary vigilance with v. hich it becomes every member to attend to so interfiling fuhj. <ft. Outlie other band it was contended that the business of the House would, on this point, be greatly facilitated by the niftitutions of 3(landingcommittee, wbofe cccifions would be ‘uniform, who would from a long experience become more enlightened than a felefct committee, and who would be enabled to dispatch the business confided lo them with greater celerity. The srnendment was agreed to—Ayes The remaining amendments proposed by the committee of the whole were • grteil to. Mr. Early renewed the amendment, offered yeflerday by Mr. Smilie, to pte dude all debate on the previous ques tion ; which, after a few remarks from Messrs. Early, Smilie, and Varnum, was agreed to—Ayes 69 —when the House concurred in the whole report as amended. The house refolvrd itfelf into a com mittee of the whole—MjH VARNUM in the chair—on tlie bill for the relief of Thcodorick Armliead ; on which a de bate of about one hour’* duration cn fued. The bill was supported by Mcflfis. Ctowuinfhield, Smilie, N wton, Alfion, and Mac Greery ; and oppolcd by Mctsrs J. C. Smith and Macon. The opposition was fußamed on the alleged invariable practife of the House, to eitabliiu general piincip.’tt, inllcad of providing tor >ptcial casts. A 5 a genc i ral principle, which would embrace th: case, was pending before the committee of Commerce and Manufcdares, it was contendtu to be mod proper to wait until a dcc.fton should be made on this ! principle, by vvi.ich provision would be ! opened for ad similar caf* s, by taking j off the refiling rcllriition on the itr.por ! ration of spirits which precluded their j admiflton in fmalLr v.fT.ls than of 90 ! gallons. j The friends of the bill declared the I case to he an extremely Hard one, and explained the peculiar circum fiances attending it as v • have already Hated 1 i hem on a former day. They represented j .ha: delay in this calt would he equal to a denial of jutlicc, and would, by the ac cruing expeuftu of demurrage which fell on the petitioner, eat up the value of his biaudieo ; that the general provision alia- ded to would probably excite much di verlity of fentimeut, and might, alter coi.fiderablv delay, be rejected. In the courfc of the debate Air. Crow lim/mU, alluding to the recent Brttifh Older*, lpoke ot them “ as novel and strange pt t; , pies a.AcJ on by tkiir iti/rts” ; and Mr. Newton reprdented them as “ bhatual or Jets, istnrJ fy the king and ? council of G:tat Britain" ; remarking that he could call them by no cinei name. After adopting an amendment for fe enring the payment oi the duties, offer | cd by Air. f. City, the ccmmittee agreed j to the hut—Noii 27 —rofc and reported I it to the Houle, who ordered it to be en grelied for a third rtsdmg to-morrow. Air. Gregg withdrew a motion, made by bun a tew days liuce, relative to the j d;(politici* of punlic lane.* recently ao jguirid from the Indiana, uneicr tltc ini profit.m tl-.M the fi Oj.fi. woi.’.d r.f cour.c go to the Rending land cemc-itte:. Oa the motion of Mr. f7r.-rg a fisnd n.; committee on the public land* were atpointed. Mr. ‘Penny made a report, in the rame of tiie Committee of ReviiaJ and Uufi n.fhcd Luunos. Comr. ittet appointed in the Heme of Re present ativet. On tl e p-title nos the justices e s the pence in l itoivi in an uniform iiandard of 10 fir hi; and Metfures ■ —Messrs. Jones, J. Clay, AiviiigltoH, Barker and G. W. Can pbef. Petit in; /resented from the 9th to the 1 \th instant. Ar‘>ny Iknezet ?nl others referred to th* Cbmmtttte of V’nys and Mear.s. Edmcnd Briggs, referred to the com mittre cf Commerce 2nd Manufactures. John ’.iley, of Johr. Medearis, of Win. V/eddriditm,’ of the Etc e-rw of the Piu ladclpTiinTrigatf, of Fdah V.rmculc, C:>r tielir. Vermeuli, Frederick Ve.nirule and Levi Lenox, referred to the cammiv.ee of Claims. Prrfljytenam congreption in G-orge . •Town, Cwf.i.mWa —inferred to Mescis. I’iisdley, Bithop inton. J,tmi-s Winchtfter, of Joseph Jackson and Charles Spencer, executors of Wm Carter, of Ebifnezar Brown, of Ann B. Weft, of Jacob Barnet/, oflfhmatl Gid den of John Hardymaii, and of Frede rick Segerae—referred to the committee of Claims. Simon Philipfon, of Edward Toppan, George Jcitkim, and Wjlham’ Currier ; referred to the Committee of Commerce ! ari l Manufactures. i-j-’Sc report of the committee or Claims *3etitidns of William Mattocks, on die j . . and HaitW French—referred to the corr,- mkteeof the House on U.e ijth irdtant. Jocnh Greer-- re!erred to the commit tee of Ways ar.d M'.Sns. The p-titj.-a of Silvado Catalora, praying :& be remuneruted for exiiaoich— nary fer*ice rendered ti e United States by the petitioner, as pilot on Lord the Ketch Intrepid at the barning of the fri gate Phl@delpli.ia, in ht harbor of Tri poli, and. the. petition ( f Hannah Claw ford—riferred to the Committee of Claims. MONTEGO BAY,. (Jam.) Nov. 23. The following are copies of letters from Edmund Pt’fey Lyon, efq. agent for Jamaica, and lord Caftlereagh, min ifirr for the colonics : Copy of a letter from Air. Lyon , to Lord CaJVererg h. LosnoN, /6:h .-\ugiift, 1805. ” My Lord, “ I am informed that th- lieutenant governor of Jamaica lias been induced, by the advice of his council, to iffae his proclamation, permitting the importation in neutral veffefs, ot flour, corn, corn meal, bread, rice, peas, bacon, and lum ber of every deicnptioo, for fix month?, in consequence of aiiclrtfT s from a con fklerable number of the pariftics of that Kl.ind, Hating the great scarcity which prevailed there of American provision? and lumber —I am ir.ftrudted by my conHituents, that this proclamation and ‘es not embrace many articles which are rr fentialiy neccfLry for the Support of toe inhabitants of Jamaica. Th* y have de- firrd me to app ! y to your lor.lihip for ir- HruAiong to his maj. (ly’-s representative in tlint colony, directing him to p< rmit the importation of fifh, beef, pork, but- ■ ter, and all other forts ot provilioiis, ir j neutral vefleU, in the lame manner a. wat the case previous to the receipt e! lord Camden’s letter, of the sth of Sep tember, 1804- “ The indifpenLble neccfltty which e"-Rs for the armament eftablifhrnent of an intercouvfc between the United States of America and tb - Island of Jamaica, upon a liberal footing, and not to be rendered liable to the recurrence of an interruption similar to that which ha c been recently experienced, is eitabbflied by referring to the authentic documents which I had the honor to lay before Lord Camden, and which I placed in the hands of Mr. Cooke.—The papers to which I have called ycur lordship's attention contain, amongtt other matters, an official account of the provifijns im ported from the United States of Ame rica into Jamaica, from the Sep tember 1801, to the 30th September 1804. These accounts will (hew your lord'hip that very considerable quantities of salted provifion* are required in the course of each year for the utes of that Island ; and I bt.j leave to mention, that j I am given to understand that the orders, sent from Jamaica this year for Her- rings could uot be complied with,owing to the great scarcity of that article,! which prevailed in Scotland and 1 1 eland. t I have to submit to your lordihip, that jt | it very desirable that the inllruttions fctit by his majeltj’s ministers to the king’s representative, on the fubjed of the in tercourle between the United States of America and J insaica, fit >uhi be. as p'e cife and diliirct as pofiiblt, a. it would appear that the orders rellraining this in tercourse, nnleU in cases of rcai and ur’ I gent rrceffity, have received an icterpre- j tation different frout that whicti they were intended to bear. “ My condiments ai:cc’gr,that the dis inclination msnifelled fcy the lieutenant governor of Jamaica to exercise tne dis cretionary power veiled in him, cut;'. ■ ome cause of ncceiT. y was proved to ex-1 ill, me’re urgent than the ordinary reces fity which at all time : exist and the ve ry uarrew Lmiu to which the pre-clcma-j tion is confined, iicatlyA c.-sF -: f he has considered his majdb’s orders a- j imperative, and that the and fereiiot. left ; in him extended cr.ly to cases of ?iV want.— If th* occutrer.ce of that nan?’ j want mult he felt, o- if the evils ad ‘eg | from scarcity be endured before it. •••- ‘ crcourfe shall ! e authorifed, veiy n.ju- j riwUS coufi q-’.cnces will ensue. “ 1 ae importance of the fulj-ct lead’ J me to rrqudt your lordship’s ea;ly at-I tention to this communication ; end 1 ; have the honor to be, kt\ (Sijncd) ** Ebmunu T. I.i<m ” j Copy of a letter from Viscount Caft'ere g> to Air. Lyon, “ Down me.sts eet, 7th Sept. ISOS. “ Sir , “ I have icctivcd your letter of the ?6th ultimo, upon the fuhjcdt of th< ir.tcrcourfe between Jamaica and the U- 1 nit eh !'tales of North America. “ Tlie fir it objedt which you state is, that the inhabitants of Jamaica reqtitft j pern-iflion lo import; fifh, htef, poik, but. r, and all other forts cf proviiiaiis. in neutral vt Re's, in the f-Jlk manner as rrrtvl us to ii.t receipt Camden’s : letter of the sth September, 1804. j “ThefcconJ object is, that the in- j tercourTe bt tvifteu uv, Uui(W I the 2 old of Jamaica.may be placed up- j lon a permanent and liberal footing, jzm.i | not liable, as at present to interrupiion ’ “in answer to the fir ft head, i Have to observe, that., no ground ap peart to’ me to be laid, nor do I believe, a*ba ge neral propoiition, that anv can be laid, to prove that .pi full aad adequate fuppiy of the articles above meiitioned cannot hr procured upon very r;a terms from our own territories and fifti;rie,’ if the orutrs r.re foi warded in due time to I the proper'markets i which . precaution., | however, there is great riafqn’ to beiieye I the inhabitants of Jamaica have Been wholly unmindful of, whilst they could ‘ hope to avail themfe’ves of the com pen- j tion produced in the market of the Is- ! land, by the uni-eft rained intrcduHiu.i of -these articles by nemrais.—Under this ptrfuafi ;r, it appears to me that the lieu tenant governor h@s judicially drawn, the line,-in His prod .mation of the 2Cth of May, between’ such articles of prov,lions and lumber as may require the aid of i eu-1 trals and a foreign market (more efpe ciaily in time cf war) to. furuifh an a-.!e quats fuppiy to our colonies in the Wed Indies, and thofc which can ea.fily be procured in abundance, and on re a Fina ble terms, from the-mother country or other Britiih coltin’cs, if proper aieafuret \ are adopted in due time by the planters, 1 or 1 y the merchants importing on their account. Ido not therefore, feel otyfelf warranted, under the present circumftnn- j ecs, in recommending to his majefiv’ ary I alteration in the iuftrudtionß which have ] been given to the lieutenant governor of Jamaica. “ Upon the fccor.d head, I am sure ! the inhabitants of Jamaica are to ftrong iy imprefTed with the value and impor tance of the navigation lav.j to the gene ral interchs of the empire, and of its co lonies in particular, to desire not raciely a lufpenlimi of the principles upon which thofc laws are founded, and. by which i the intercom.fe between tlie mother country and its colonies is regulated un der peculiar and urgent circnmfiances, but to solicit their permanent abrogation, ir. or. cr to iuLtlitute ioine other ft Hem in their room. “ At, however, inconvenience*, may I occur to tiie inhabitants of Jamaica, if •he time of the licence lor importing ar ticles enumerated in tne lieutenant o ---j vernor’s proclamation, 111 neutral ve-icls, ihall be upon the point of xpirir.g be fore the determination of the goverutnent has been declared, f ‘ i* to enable the merchants r.nj planters, by lending their orders to the United Si.ates and c-ife where, to make provision i,i due time, under the indulgence so to be extern Vd, the lieutenant governor will be aulhori led and dire£ted to renew his prociarr.a tion, for the admifiiou of such articles as he may think fit from time to time to enumerate, fix wetks previous to the termination of the proclamation then in force, provided lie ihall be of opinion tiiat there is reasonable ground to fupcofe that the circu- Rr.ncts of the colony are like to be such, at the period of i:s ex piration, as to jollify a further exttufion of the indulgence. j 44 I am/ &c. 44 CASTLItRE-iGH.” COURT OF VIQE-A.DMIHALTS'. NassaV, Dccer.sei 3. is Honor Henry Moru roN Dyer, E.sq. foie judge and | com fiissary of the laid court, proceeded to the adj. iditation of che following veficls: Two Pomes, Cole, matter, an American imp, having gin, from Havannah to iMatanzas, thtre taken in a of produce, and* failed for Button, when lhcuas intercepted. H:s honor admitted the dlam as to Blip and c.trgo, but diredej , urther proof to be produced rt* | Ipeding the nature of the trade,; within j months. Santo Antonio, Arreas ch*j Mendonco, in-btcr, a Lot ■ hip’, having from L fiion to Sc no ii, voicffi ihe loose in i , nutr.btr ot haves, put into cape Verd I'U-His and afterwards’ • .cu.'i-tu -t Ua .a *--3 tor a -1 ■ * litti i;*\> i'.-- s w• ! ‘'or A:w O: hans, v.h-ii fb * s j•! riair*-.! . )• r hx clays ■ v 11. ivj. I S. Sw - - i;t. W fig* t, fitld fltf | .Vred to p-t.>.rfi oa her voya ; after :ir i;t k..rch. Ihe mailer jhn e o’,rc re-1 his intention as to j his tkftinv :ion, and determined | log? to Charleston j when be- I ing efr Cabannas in Cuba, t. n .e ! ‘hip was capturtd by the pr:-. j */ate veflei of war Mars, Wm. Gipfon, commander, and Cent 1 into this port for adjudication. i Mr. Matthews, tor captors,” contended for condemnation up on grounds of fttile dt ltinatioo. Mr. Wylly, bang's advocate and procur-itor general, cl timed in behalf of J. M. add J. E. Mouutic, of Lisbon, nterch^nts- JJis honor the Judge, having! heard advocates and piodtorx >aj both hdes and the • proofs read,! ad mi', t.vd the claim for shin ar.d 1 cargo, decree 1 the ia r.-e to be- J O’ , .... 1 \ j oi g aa claimed, a,d d’r ScdJ the fa.V>C t;> Ls - ro.'. thtil daimsots, and ordered that the! caoiors cio pav.Uie c'otcs, clafr.a-B ecs, demo: ocraii nuJ by rcaibn of the rapture/ ■ . ■ NEW*ORLEf\KS, Nbv. ij. I We .had intended writing al j paragraph re!-live to the review! ion Saturday lift, but hrs exccl-1 i icncy ill ecom n i a'h tl fr in chief has! (anduipited our inceodon, in thtl i following Gc:neral I tic ad ‘ Quarters. N. Ortcr.nsM NovmHr *i,iSc-ij. 1 Th® Cummnnder in Chief ex-1 pbnenced very great fa .hfadionß I at the late review ofthe battalion B I of Orleans Volunteers. 1 I The ieveral companies were! ‘completely cepupped, anv! paif and! | through the exercifts of the day! j with a degree of accuracy and! 1 p.omptuudr, which entities them 1 j to a tribute of applaule, I 1 The Commander in Chief hay! | noticed with pleasure tbevigi-! dance and {mention to duty cf! | Major Dubourg, and the several! | officers atta* liCvl to his command J nor can he withhold from Maj|H Clark, who performs temporani]|3l j the duties of Adjutant, a tender® of thanks for his ufeful services,! r The Orleans Troop of Hoi f.B did not tfcape- observation-; it?B martial appearance and cor rest! i condmffi on the [larade, were feed! i with approbation. I The Commander in Chief cn-1 joins it upon all, both offied ! nd privates, to persevere in and M fatldui difcHarge of their refpi H tive duties, it is expeded tj H rhe officers will diligently act* I to tlie difeipline us their fev# H corps ; (bat they will enfor d H ready compliance wirh ora H and encourage by tneir exara B and coirunand by their auchtl H chat degree ot military JuboK ! which is the life and fAB of an armed force. I By order of ibs Commander I ■ Chief, ! M Wm. NOTT, ■ Aid-dr-Cm ■ cTtY SHEUIFFb SALE: ® ON the firft Tuesday in i I bruary next, will be io ! d at i I Ccurt-hoitlr, in this city, i I tween tr.e hour? of 10 and ! ; o’clock. A negro man nam IJF CUPID, levied on as the pjiS pertyof-John Harris, to fauslSl Alexander Young & Georn* i Milica pointed out by the plaj|-Wl tiffs’ attorney. / I J negro man nr. ( | med JI M, levied on as the p rt %|% perty of Joseph Davis, at ti 1,1 (nit of L’Honr.aca, pointed ouia by the defendant. J . ALSU.—One undivided ty or lourth part of a tracJjH lAand, containing ,550 wt, more or Ids on Little OgecbeA Neck, 14 miles from Savannah! on a healthy and pleaunt lkua-j tion ; pare of fata land is cccu-j ,--rcd by James ic Be;j. VVi!-J i*b, levied on as the property o| [ <:V ius Wiiite, at the fuitj oil : Mrr.j lit. Hunter, pointed one b> C4.C j o i:!4 i‘ 11 i A Cl.) 1 • , Ctdii. is Cj/j. I J NO. A ILL.IAMS, ■ cr s ■ v• w• i J 1 3 u-.p. I