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Sheriff’s SaJes.
dt the Court-house i*i if Je c fay c y
Savannah, on the ftrjl TUPS
DY tn May next, between
the hours of 10 and o'dock,
WILL BE SOLD,
ALL thole buildings
on North half p 4rt 0 f lot y.\
- Decker’s ward, owned
fli tUareof Philip Mines th V
property of Maurice LehjL n °/
of jofeph Arnold, Tercel/
h)cjng part of a five lot/ 1 "*
int'rly the property of John/ ur ’
fie.
ALSO,
The following ner/r' 1 * 3 t 0 w,t
Role, abou! 35 SaG
by occupation a painter ; Fon
pev, his wife Iflabella, Catf'and
C*far, and a fifty acre lor known
by the No. 8. All 0, rhe house
irt Anson’s Ward, at present oc
cupied oy the defendant, Prized
nrirlrr execution as the property
O! Joleph Arnold, surviving .Cos.
at the luits of Benjamin Buftey
for viving copartner, and Benja
min Ruff'*’ J lini ° r ’
Continued from March fules.
Conditions Cajh.
T. ROBERTSON, s cc.
April I (it
Aliei ill's Sales.
On the fn ft ‘7 uefday in May next,
at the Court-house, in this Ci*y
between tie hours of ten and
three o'clock, wll be sold,
and.i and. that trad of land on
Hutchinson’s Ifiand, com
monly called Bailie’s Point, con
taining two hundred acres, more
or left. Seized as the property
of James Mi.ftnun, under sun
dry executions.
Continued from April Tales.
A so,
A lot on Bay-ftrcet in Savan
nah, joining the dlate of Doors,
containing 60 feet front, and 90
feet depth ■, wih all the bricks
on the premifei, a confidcrable
part of which, was imported from
Liverpool a few years a o,
ALSO,
A part of a lor, 16 feet front,
by 90 depth, with the improve
ments thereon, joining the fame.
Seized as the property of James
JMollman, under iundry execu
tions.
Conditions made known at the
clay of sale, Lid at the rilque of
the former purchaltr, hr not
having complied with the terms
of sale.
T. ROBERTSON, s. c. c.
April 4- 64.
•Sheriff’s .Sales,
On the fill Tuesday in May
next, will be fold at the Court
toufe in this city, between the
hours of 10 and 3 o'clock,
111 E following neyroes (ro
wit) ISSABL LLA, RACHEL,
LAWRENCE, JIM, BESS
and POLLY, taken under ex
ecution to lacisfy James Alger,
t!ie property pointed out by the
defendant.
T. ROBERTSON, s c c.
April 4 63
SHERIFF’S SALES.
O.V the firjl Tuesday in May
next, will l>e fold at the Ccmrt-
Ihujt in this city, between the
hours of ten and three o'clock.
ALL that trad of LAND,
in the partition of Cum
berland Island, being the Sourh
ernmoft half part of Lot No. 9,
bounding on the weft by lands
so John 11 M’lmolh, north by
lands of the eiiaie of Lynch,
cast by the ocean and l'outh by
lands of the eltate of gen. Green,
fuppoled to contain 400 aerts,
be the lame more or lets.
Seiz and by virtue of an executi
on, the Hate, tj. eltate of Jus
tice H. Scheubcr, dec pointed
out by the Ex’or.
T. Robertson, s. c. c.
March u 55
THE SUBSCRIBER,
OFFERS for fie for oath, or
barter for Negroes, three houtes and
lots in the vilagr >t St. G u’, one
which was formerly occupied ny Ste
phen B ount, late of this city, ih c. Me
o her two adjoining. For particulars
apply to Mi. Jonathan Cline, in ba
vannah, or in Waynefborcugn to
Stephen Blount.
Jan. 24. sot, 46;
;iubnf.h e? Cos. 1
| Ar to Dr. Berthel >t, and nearly op.
I Ne pofi'e to the Pnft OfTic'",
.IVF. JUST RECEIVED,
1? the brig GEORGIA from New
ork, in addition to their former llock,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
f ABIES kid, Morocco and Leather flip
\s/es do. do. flippers,
1 Jntkmei.’'. line flioes and pumps, tkc. Jet.
\/Alt warranted lo he of the lirlt quality.
V Ll(Jliy) BLACKING of the tirft quali-
J'x, an* -/eiKTailv every article in then >ne,
•vhicfc they t::i’ter themlelve* will give latis
ia£ti*naa to the quality and price.
A.ml 18 <o
SUPERIOR COURT,
Chatham County,
In FQJIIY. 5
ON the petition of John Mead
dating that being poflefted of
(evrral notes of hand and eviden
ces of debt, belonging to the late
Ambrose Gordon deceafrd, as
Ipecified in the Schedule hereto
annexed, and that the fame have
101 l i and that copies of the faun
as near as the petitioner can re.
collect are now lodged in the
clerk’s office, together with an
affidavit that the fame ha o been
i iwd oy accident} & praying
the benefit intended by rhe fixih
fedlion of the judicial a<ft of
1799, an( l other circumstantial
proof being also laid before the
court, It ts ordered that the
laid notes and evidenres of debt,
be eftabliflied as clirefted by the
said sixth ledtion of ihe judicial
ads, on the laid John Mead pub
lishing a notice for the Ipace of
fix months in one of the public
gazettes of this city, unieis cause
U ill be (hewn to the court with
in the laid lix months, or other
matter fha.ll appear to the court
against the fame.
SCHEDULE.
ONE drawn by Alexander
JohnJlon, dated 7th May 1804,
payable Ist June 1804, f 6r 44<*
dollars and 47 cen*s. One d> awn
by Green R. Duke dated 1 3th
June, 1 Bc2, payable 30 days af
ter date, for 181 dollars 53 1-4
cents. One drawn by Lemuel Kol
lock, dated Gtk Augujt, i hoo , pay
able to days after date, for 187
dollars 50 cents. One drawn by
Hugh Magee, dated 3d May,
l 004, payable 60 days after date,
for 51 dollars 97 cents. One
dt awn by Charles Lender green,
dated 3d May, ißqj, payable 30
days after date, Jor 100 dollars.
One drawn by Nathan Beal fr
too dollars, but to whom payable
l do not re colie ft, left by Charles
Goodwin, esq. for col left ion. A
r eceipt signed by sir T'.om is Ron
salt of England for 100 pounds
sterling, to Miss Ann Davies ,
with several receipts on the bac’:
for tie interest.
True excraft from the records.
J. BULLOCH, Clk.
J in. 31. iaw 6m 41
Gkorsia, ) BY John G.
Effingham County. > Neidlinger, Clerk
I. G- Niid/enger jof the Court of
Ordinary for the county aforefaid.
WHEREAS Mrs. Elizabeth
London, the widow of John London
late ot the county of Effingham, ii
(aid (fate deed, and John Williams,
Kfquirc both of the city of Savannah,
and Hate aforefaid, have applied tor
letters of ad.niniif ration on the efta e
and ctfeds ot the said J„hn London
deed, as nearelf of kindred to the
(aid deed. These are therefore to
rite and admonish all and lingular the
kindred and ciediiors of ihe fa : d
deed, to He their o jeftions in rm
office on Or before the third day cf
‘•lav nex', to shew caufc (if any the\
have) why letters of adminirtiatioi
Ihouid not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal
at my office in the county and
Bate afortfaid, this thirty fir!
day of March, in the year of < ui
Lord one th aland eight hu;i.
dred and fix, and of American
independence th: thirtieth.
April 1 i. 64.
FOR SALE.
THE houle at prefenc occu.
pied as the Republican Printing
• ‘Jpce i Lumber or the iaoou
of a Carpenter wiil be received
:n pavinenr. For particulars ap
ply to FDW. L. DAVIES.
Nov 17 24. rs.
TO LET,
A large convenient DWELLING
HOUSE, and well fitted up
STOKE in a central situation, either
separately or together. Term* will be
made vci y reaieiiabif* Apply to the
printers,
February ll
from National Intelligencer.
A frit 2,
[The ferret Journal of the House of
Representatives of the United States,
concluded. ]
Thursday, January 16.
An engrossed bill, intitlcd an a&
making provilion for defraying the ex
pence# which may be incurred in the
purchale of the Span sh territories lying
-.n the Atlantic ocean and ynlph of
Mexico, and call ard of the MiflifDppi,
was read the third time ; and on the
qnellion that the fame do pals,
It was resolved in the affirmative—
Yeas 76 —Nays 54.
It was then moved and seconded to
amend the title of the said bill to read
as followeth : “An aft making provi
sion for defraying any extraordinary ex
pences attending the intercourse between
the U. 8. and foreign nations,” and on
the queflion thereupon,
It was resolved in the affirmative—
Yeas 81—Nays 46.
A motion was then made that a com
mittee be appointed to carry to the fe
nati the following message :
1 “By the house oj representatives, Ja~
nury, 16, 1806.
“ Gentlemen of the Senate :
“ WE transmit you a bill which
has puffed this house, entitled “ An a£l
making provision for defraying any ex
traordinary expences attending the inter
course between the U. S. and foreign
nations,” and in which we rcqucfl your
concurrence. This bill has been palled
by us to enable the president of the U.
8. to commence with more effeft a ne
gociation for the purebafe of the Spanish
territories lying on the Atlantic ocean
and gulph of Mexico, and eallward of
tfie river Mississippi. The nature and
importance of the measure contemplated
have induced ijß to aft upon the fub
jeft with closed doors. You will, of
consequence, confider this communica
tion as confidential.” To which mo
tion an amendment was moved to strike
out in the proposed message the words
“ River M ijfjfppi” and to insert in
lieu thereof the words “ Bay of Perdi
do ;” and on the queflion thereupon,
It pafTed in the utgative —Yeas 59 —
Nays 68.
The queflion was then taken, that the
house do agree to the motion to fend to
the senate the said mtffage as originally
proposed.
And resolved in the affirmative.
Ordered , That Mr. Bidwell and Mr.
Early be appointed a committee purfu
ant thereto.
Another motion was then made, and
tie queflion being put, to remove the in
junftion of secrecy, so far as refpefta the
rtport of the lelerht committee, made to
this house on the 3d inti, on the letter
and communications from the president
of the U S. referred to them 011 the 6th
of December latl.
It palled in the negative—Yeas 46 —
Nays 71.
Friday, January 17.
On a motion made and seconded, that
the resolution agreed to by the house on
the 14th in 11. in the words following,
to wit:
Refolvtd, That an exchange of
territory between the U. S. and Spain
is deemed by this house to be the molt
advantageous mode of settlement of ex
itlmg difference* refpeding limits be
tween the U. S. and the court of Mad
rid, and that any arrangement between
the two governments which (hall secure
to Spain an ample barrier on the fide of
Mexico, and to the U. S. the countries
watered by the Mississippi and to the
eaffward of it, will meet the support and
approbation of this houfe”—be now
made public,
It passed in the negative—Yeas 46-
Nays 64.
A message, in writing, was received
from the prelident of the U. S. as fol
loweth:
“ To the Set ale and house of reprefen
talives of the United States ;
“ The inclofed letter from the min
ister plenipotentiary of the U. S. at the
court of London contains interesting in
formal ion on the fubjeds of my other
message of this date, lr is lent separate
ly and confidentially, because its publi
cation may difcoui age frank communi
cations between our minitters generally
and the governments with which they
reside, and especially between the fame
minillers.
“Th ; Jeffersos.
faruary 18, 1806.
The letter referred to in the forego
ing message was read.
Thursday, February 6th.
A message, in writing was received
from the president of the U• S. by Mr.
Coles, his secretary, as followeth ;
“ To the Senate and house of represen
tatives of the United States :
“ Since the date of my message of
January 17, a letter of the 26th of No
vember has been received from the miu
illcr plenipotentiary of the U. S. at
London, covering one from the secreta
ry for foreign affairs of that government,
w hich, being onthefubjed of that mes
sage, is now transmitted for the infor
mation of Congress. Although nothing
forbids the fubltance of these letters
from being communicated without reserve
vit to many ill effeds proceed from the
publication of correfpoudenccs between
minitters remaining till] in office, that I
cannot but recommend that these lettenl
• c upt, permitted formally publifn
c J.
“ Tn. JifFERSON.”
Feb- 6, >Bc6.
The said meflage and letters accompa
nying it were read and ordered to lie on
the table*
On motion made and seconded, to a
mend the secret journal of the house in
the manner following, to wit ;
“ Tuesday, December 31, 1805.”
“ The following motion was laid on
the table.
“ Resolved, That dollars
be appropriated by law, for the purpose
of defraying any extraordinery expences
which may be incurred in the intercourse
between the U. S. and foreign nations,
to be paid out of any monies in the trea
sury not otherwise appropriated, and to
he applied under the direction of the
president of the U- S. ; who (hall have
authority, if necefitry, to borrow the
said sum, or any par thereof, in behalf
of the U. S. at a rcte of interest not
exceeding fix per cen urn per annum ;
and shall cause an account of the expen
diture thereof to be laid before Con
gress, as soon as may be.
“ Ref. ’ved, That tie additional duty
of two and a half per ‘entum ad valorem,
imposed by an adl, mtitle'd “An adt
further to proteA the ■ommsrce and sea.
men of the U. S. the Barbary
powers,” be continued lor
years.”
The queflion was taken, “ that the
journal be so amended,” and refolvtd in
the affirmative, by yeas and nays, every
member present voting in the affirmative.
A motion was then made and fecorid
ed that a committee be appointed to pre
sent to the president of the U. S. the re
solution agreed to by this house on the
14th ultimo, in the words following, to
wit ;
“ Resolved, That an exchange of ter
ritory between the U, S. and Spam is
deemed by this house to be the moil ad
vantageous mode of fetttlement of exist
ing differences refpe&ing limits between
the U. S. and the court of Madrid, and
that any artangement between the two
government*, which shall secure to Spain
an ample barrier on the fide of Mexico,
and to the f/nited States the countries
watered by the Mississippi and to the
eastward of it, will meet the approbation
of this house.”
On which motion debate arising, it
was moved and seconded to postpone the
consideration thereof until Thursday
next.
And decided in the negative—Yeas
57 —Nays 64.
Another motion was then made and
seconded, to amend the said original
motion by inllrudingjthe fame committee
a!fo to present to the president of the
u. s. ano:her resolution agreed to by this
house, on the said 14th ult, in the words
following to wit ;
“ Resolved, That dol
lars be appropriated by law, toward de
fraying the expence which may be incur
red, in the purchase cf the Spanish terri
toris, lying on the Atlantic ocean and
Gulph of Mexico, and eallward cf the
Mississippi, to be paid out of any mo
ney in the trealury not otherwile appro
priated, ana to be applied under the di
rection of the prefidcit of the U• S. who
(hall have authority, f neceffaiy to bor
row the said sum, or any part thereof,
in behalf of the Uu ited States, at a rate
of intereftnot exceed ng fix per centum
per annum, redeemable at will ; and shall
cause an account thereof to be laid be
fore congress, as soon as rnay be.”
On which motion to amend, the que
stion being taken,
It was resolved in the affirmative,
And then the main quellioa being ta
ken, that the house do agree to the said
original motion as now amended,
It was resolved in the affirmative,
Ordered, That Mr, John Randolph,
and Mr. Gregg be appointed a commit
tee pursuant thereto.
Tuesday, Feb. 11.
Mr. John Randolph, from the com
mittee appointed on lass, to prelent to the
prelident of the United States the two
relolutions of this houte of the 14th ulti
mo, reported, that the committee had,
according to order, performed that ser
vice.
Mr. Thomas M. Randolph, from the
committee for enrolled bihs, reported,
that the committee had examined an en
rolled bill, to wit :
“ An ad making provision for defray
ing any extraordinary expences attending
the intercourle between the United S.
and foreign nations,” and had found the
lame to be truly enrolled : whereupon,
Mr. Speaker signed the said enrolled
bill.
Ordered, That the clerk of this house
do acquaint the Senate therewith.
IVednefday, Feb. 12.
Mr. Thomas M. Raudolph, from the
jonit committee for enrolled bills, report
ed, that the committee did, yetteraay,
prelent to the prelident of the United
States for his approbation an enrolled
bill, entitled “ An ad, making provision
for defraying any extraordinary expences
attending the intercourse between the U.
S. and foreign nations.”
Tuesday, Feb. 1 8-
A message, in writing, was received
from the prelident of the United States,
by Mr. Coles, his secretary, as follow
eth ;
“ To the house of Reprefentaiiva cf the
United States.
“ On the iqth inst. I approved and
figrted the ad, entitled “ An ad making
provision for defraying any expences at
tending the intercourse between the U
nited States, and foreign nations,” which
originated in the house of Representatives
and I shall indue season, deposit it a
mong the rolls in the office of the fecre*
tary of slate.
Th ! JIFFBRSOH.
“ Feb. 18, 1806.
Monday, March 24.
A message, in writing, was received
from the President of United States,
by Mr. Coles, his secretary, as follow,
eth :
“ Tc the Senate and House of Reprefen*
tatives of the United States.
“ I commHnicate to congress a letter
recently received from the minitter Pleni
potentiary, of the United States at Lon
don, stating fome circumstances which
bear relation to the fubjedt of my meifage
of January 17th. This paper being o
riginal, and to be communicated to both
houses, the return of it is requelled, v
“ Th ; Jefferson.”
“ March 24, 1806.
The said message and document accom
panying it, were severally twice red.
Ordered, That the letter referred to in
the said message, be returned to the
President of the f/nited States agreeably
to his requefl.
The following is the residue of• the
SECRET JOURNAL of the House
of Representatives (for which we had
not room in our last paper) which is now
completely publilhed, so far as the injunc
tion of secrecy is removed. We under
fland that no authority has been given
to publish the letter of the secretary of
war referred to in the report made by
Mr. J. Randolph. Our readers will per
ceive that the whole of the proceedings,
so far as relates to the measures adopted,
were inserted in our latl; and that the
following proceedings arc merely on in
cidental points.
National Intelligencer, April 4.
Thursday, February 6.
Yeas and Nays on poflpaiiing the con
sideration of the following motion on
Thursday next.
That a committee be appointed to
ptefent to the President of the U. S. the
resolution agreed to by this House on
the 14th ultimo, in the words following,
to wit :
“ Resolved, That an exchange ofter.
ritory between the U. S. and Spain it
deemed by this House to be the mod ad
vantageous mode of settlement of exiil
ing differences refpe&ing limits between
the U. S. and the court of Madrid and
that any arrangement between the two
governments, which {hall secure to Spain
an ample barrier on the fide of Mexico,
and to the U. S. the countries watered
by the Mississippi and to the eallward
of it, will meet the approbation of this
House.
Friday, March 21.
On a motel made and seconded,
Resolved, “That the injunction of se
crecy imposed on the proceedings which
have been tranfaded with closed doors,
during the present leffion, be removed;
On the quetlion, that the farther con.
federation of the said resolution be polt
poned until the laid Monday of the pre
lent month,
It was resolved in the affirmative—
Yeas 69 —Nay3 57.
Monday, March 3 1.
On motion of Mr. Leib, that the
house do come to the following resolu
tion ;
Resolved, That the injunction of se
crecy imposed on the proceedings which
have been tranfaded with closed doors
during the present session, be removed.
It wa6 moved and seconded, to amend
the said resolution by adding to the
end thereof the words “ from aud after
this day fortnight.”
And passed in the negative—Yeas 6t
—Nays 62.
Another motion was then made and
seconded to amend the said resolution
by inserting after the word “ that,” the
words “ from and after the end of the
present session of Congress.”
And passed in the negative—Yeas 59
Nays 61.
A motion was then made, and the
qtiellion being put, that the further con
lidcration of the said resolution be pott
poned until this day week, it passed in
the negative—YaysyS—Nays 62,
The main queftiou was then taken
on the original resolution offered by xVr.
Leib, by yeas and nays—Yeas 63 —
Nays 56.
(CJ 3 THE SUBSCRIBERS,
FROM the want of punfiuality in the
greater number of thole for whom they
have been toiling, afliduoufly for several years
pail, iind themlelves embaraned by demands
thev rannot anlwer. They are therefore
compelled to call in this manner up n all
thole indebted to them, to pay the whole, a
part, or liquidate the fame by thefirll day of
Juv next; after that date every unliquida
ted book debt to the commencement of the
present rear, will be placed m the hands of
an attorney tor collection.
Kollock <Sc Parker.
April ib 67.
Notice,
THF. CD PARTNERSHIP of
MERRITT & IF HEELER
IS this day dissolved by mutual con
lent.
Sylvanus Merritt,
George \V. Wheeler.
April 1 61