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MI CM.LAN LOUS.
■K.-i'Sr—^rrriicr.T. atjrc'ji —~r- - •--a- . .
x'UR THE REPUBLICAN.
AN Ol)F. IO COJ.UMBIA.
C I tnbn, my ctiu.tr;, by Prov: Jeocc Ll. fr,
YVj ere Merit’* a claim A Cnntentm* i.t a g.; 11
Ai. ii. (bait thou he, to the Dcfpot’s repose,
F v the leiion you’ve taught unto 1 ibcrty’i foct.
100 much thy brave l.iiocc fubmiffi/ely bon.
\VSt:i h.;.'"lt;. Ambition invaded tb ir (bore
I re they rote to contend in defem e of ’ he cause,
Os Hi ~ ‘ion, of right, Ac of ire uo;..’* 0.. i law*.
h thy laird* f.ir Columbia abiolv’d is the mind.
Jiom ti.c; thraldom ignoble, in winch ’twas
coofi. .i
ire bn; >:n were beat, by uml fcijilin’d youth,
Who taught to the world, and to tyrant* the
truth;
That the feeptre of despots a nation diidain’d,
She llru glcJ for freedom, and freedom file
gain'd ;
And never may Fa<ttioti the Beauty deijioil,
(Jf the nymph thu* acquir’d by coufa.iH Ac toil.
o ‘er thy Senate* may wisdom f .rtver prefrde
And Julio *■ their m-ufure continue to guide,
So (hall ages (ar dillaot, whenever they heat
Thy name, O! my Country. (haillearn to revere.
C L I O.
I’rotn the American Ct.iatcu.
O D E
Fur the Twenty-Seventh Anniverfjry oj
shu t lean fadept nlence. ‘July 41/a,
ISO 2.
Sung in Caldwell Church, New-Jcrfey.
Stri.ph f..
\V e bail once more the animal morn,
To liberty anil frce-nitn dear ;
When from the Br.i sh crown was torn
‘l’lie nohh 11—richell jewel the re.
A v.ak the grateful notes of (i. aufc,
Thir, ev c r feftive glorious day,
Demands the mod exalted lay*
Columbia’* favour’d ions u a pay.
A NT ISTRO THE.
O! Liberty! our brealts irrfpire,
K cal thole deeds which glory crown’d \
When warm'd by the impetuous fire,
We drove the tyrants from thy ground.
At Saratoga’s awful field,
Where many a hardy deed was done
Where proud Burgoync was forc’d to
yield
To Gates, the laurels nobly won.
When Cornwallis, haughty chief.
In vain fur vidt’ry he contends ;
In vhi0 from Clinton begs relief,
Great Walhington the con tell ends.
Too’ vitt’ry often crown’d the foe,
Tiro’ dire diilrd tpread o’er the land,
And many u gallant chief hid low
By then infuriate ruthhfs baud.
Vet what the viet’iics tyrants gain,
O’ei men determin’d to be free,
E’en thonf.Mid v,ui’iiev are in vain
To crurti inimorul liheity,
O ! liberty 1 tlij power divine !
What bhlTh.gs on thy reign attend ;
Life’s jays and comforts all are thine,
O ! may the empire Hill extend !
And thou Almighty Great Supreme !
Thou God of Peace and T.tbtity,
Let tyiants dread thy mighty name,
J.n all the human race be fiee !
And while our prude b. for.- thy throne,
Abends on this auspicious day,
Sail let Columbians be thine own,
And hue let never tyrant fvay !
ErCDE.
Then bail once more tins aunux! morn,
To liberty and free-m-m dear ;
When from tire Britilh crown was toru
‘l lie noblest —rivhrtl j< wel there.
Aw ,ke the grateful uutitcf prune,
T ois ever fellive glorious i’..y,
Demands the uiolf ;xilttd laj a
Columbia’s chofui lons can pay.
CORN CUTTER.
DURING the late war, an
cH i * ior on board anui o(
war, was observed to be con
ftandv in a It ice of inoxication,
an incapable of <3oinj> lus duty.
With a view to reclaim him,
the lhip’s oilriplu e was enforc
ed : he was flogged repeatedly,
and iuilcred w;t:i the fortitude
of a hero ■, always making it his
principal concern, as toon as he
had been punilheo, to procure a
frt lh fuj'pl vof grog, and drink
until he brought himtelf again
into the fliuaiion which had pre
vioully been the occasion of his
chnlhlcinent. The perieverance
iind lingular attachment to
drurkctmcfs, to rciuarkab ; e it.
the tran’s conckift, induced the
captain oft! c- flti[j to hW-.b tr.
q.firy bv what means lit our in
i the liquor. Arccrctrply,
i,c next tune he was found in ar,
■ .lox.caied Hat*, the captain
nus interrogated him : “ f low
o yr.ti procure the liquor to get
drui.k, frah To which the
ar, half afieep, opened one eye,
uni ardwered, “ by op-cp.ration,
yt.ur !: nor.” “By operation !
•vhaccs you mean ? Y.,u make
garr.*’ ot tr e, you raffal, do
K,u “ No, your honour j
i am an operator ; 1 cut corns
for it oil of (he crew under your
Command.” “Is that what you
’ail operation ? Hr y what do
you receive from thole upon
w! cm you rxetcile your dex e
rity “ Only a quart of
grog, an’ p'eafe ye, which :s too
! .nee.” “ Only a quart you fay ;
arid how many operations do you
pet form tuCh day ; that is, nu
t,it;* (he liiort time you are io
ber “ Why, God bids your
honour, when it’s likely to blow
of}, 2ml thick heavy weather is
tun.i *g on, my xuffomeis run
* i me in locals, and J knock off
ref; a day ; but in plealant wea
ther, 1 never have mure than fc
ven upon an average.” * f So*
the.., you generally drink fi.vcn
quaro; of giog a ..ay, do you,
got by operation r” i lie labor,
to me admiration of all who
crj h;:n. laid lie did, and tna.
bet er than one third of u was
fpints. I~e captain, unable to
tcfr.iin from i tiding, exprefitd
Ins altonjlhrnent at lo wondcriui
a drunkard- lie, however, toi
gavc hin at that time, ahei
v>.-ming him to perform m
more operations Upon the terms
t) . .'ore It.vied j threatening, it he
did, not only to n. ke tiiole uu
a niote severe opaation
han the curing of their corns
wno gave the operator any men
grog, Luc to di kin Is tiie la. it:
nut of tiie ship as a uiiyiace i
ihe navy.
A LOVE FOR SO Lid UDE
AND LEARNING,
Evinced in tie chjtafitrt of great an ino
ih /, rjoii iga,
ALEXANDER was remark
ably fond of reading. Whiii
ic was filling the world with ih
fume of his vidtories, marking
his piogrds by blood anu
fiuughtei, dragging capt.ve
■nonarchs at his
marching over lnioaking towns
ini ravifhtd provinces, with m-
ardour to ne w victories,
he fek many intervals of time
hang heavy on his hands, and la
me ruing that Alia aliorded no
books to amole his itiiute,
wrote to ILupulus, to fend him
die works ol FmliUus, the tta
gedirs of Lunp.dcs, BophuClts,
Lschylus, and the dychyramoicx
ot rhaltstcs.
WHEN Pnilip king of Ma
cedon invited Dionyfius the
younger, to dine With in.n a.
Corinth, he felt an tnclma. .0.1 m
deride the father of ins royal
licit, becaufc he had blended
th • Juiaders ot Prince and l\>
ec, and had employed ms kilut
in witting odes and era j, edits
“ limv cviuid the king find Li
me.’’ laid Philip, “ to wriu
|tide (.dies ?”— ,c In thole
’.ours,” ardWcjej Dionyfius,
•‘which you and I tp.no in
drui.kennus and debauchery.”
CICERO who was rr.crc fen
lioie ot mentul pltafures, than
uny other tharader, fays, in ms
oration Jor the poet Aichias,
“ Why should I be alhamed to
icknowledge pleasures kke
ihele, fiace, for so many years,
he enjoyment of them Iras never
prevented r. e from relieving the
wants ofotheis, or deprived ok
of tiie courage to attack vice
and defend virtue ? Who can
juflly blame, who can cenlure
me, if, while,others are pursuing
the views of mtereff gazing ar
dial ihows and idle ctreinonies,
exploring new pleasures, enga
ged i.i uridnight-rcvcls, in the
diffraction of gaming, the rr.ad
d<* of intemperance, neither re
the 1) -Jv nor rec’*-3 ; ir..
ic rtiind, 1 fpcrrd the recoiiec
ttve hou sin a pleasing rcvies
of mv putt life ; in dedicatin
ht time to learning a.a the mu
les r”
PLINY the tkier, full of tht
lame spirit, devoted every n o
metit of his life to learning
b me ptrfon always read to him
during his meals j and he never
travelled wirhouc a book anc
,'or.aDic wruug-defk by hi.
fide. He made extracts front,
every work he read ■, and,
Icarcnly conceiving hitnfelfalont
whne hislaculdes were absorbed
in flct j, he endeavoured by this
adigtn e to double the duration
of ms exilteocc.
RAILLF’RS —This deferip
tion ol men areextremily mor
fi-d when their raillery meets
witn a retort. The prohffior
requires vafl wit and valt atten
cion, and even with these is dan
geious. A man of quality,
who had a very little nol'e, jo
king a ltwditr, whole r.cfe was
veiy large: “My body !” laid
the fo'dier, “why are fo
angry at my nule ? Do you
thmk it was made at the expenlc
of yours.”
ag&aUGSlfcSaUk. JBQMttCK
I O BE SOLD,
(on a CkSDIT or SIX MOUTHS )
A LOT in OgUthorpe ward, near
J 1 JL the river and adjoining Mr. Pool
cr’ >. barf lot, with < iir.ail iTiprovcnieiit
tiier..oii. Ills a corter lot fronting ioo
tect on a ftrect, & Bdon a lane. The
owner would be wilmg to bartei it for
Nlw Negroes. at this office.
_Ju y ir, 1806.
GEOkGIA. j iy Edward White
£/.. u j of the Court of Or
1 • ku'a. Wkite, jdinatj-for the county of
C rhara, and bate dorefaid.
\ KT HEREAS J*hn Womack hath
V V made application for le ters of
• u> • ihatian on eftie and effects of
i - eecrick Womack, lite of the city of
S” iniai), butcher, dec, as nearell of kin.
i . are therefore to cite and admon
ill ..11 and fit gular the kindred ond ert
i ors of the deecifed, to file their ob
joCtions, (if any they have) in my office,
o i heiorc the 4th day of Augulf next.
t>t.arwilt letters 01 eaminillration will be
grantee him.
Given under my hand and seal this 4th
uay of Ju'y, 18*6, and in the 3 ill year of
.- tincneau iudejendence, 8t),
; //Ad /vG 7 JCi£,
F’PIAT in nine months from the date
hereof, application will be made
w> the bon. the jufticea cf the inferior
Court, for tbe county of Bulloch, for
leave to fell all that traft of land, con
taining 475 acres more or less, lying in
tiie counties of Bryan and Bulloch, the
fame being part of the ellate of Wm
•Slater dcc’d.
Wm. Slitter, adm’r,
May 6. 9m* 72
Sheriff’s Yales.
On the firjl h uefday in August
next, between the hours of 10
and 3 o'clock,
WILL BE SOLD,
A Ilurie and lorne household
turnirurf, levied on as the pro
p-.'rty 01 George Horlback, to
latisfy level ai executions.
AIL), a negro boy, n imed An
‘Onv, lev.cd on as trie property
01 D,.:tor S muel M’Connick.
uirmcr laic not complied with,
An wench named Miro,
1. v.ed on as the property of doct
or John L ;ve, to lans y feverai
. xertuuons, at tne fur e of Wil
liam Shaw, former laie not com
plied with.
A nPgro wench named Com
fort, levied on as t!e pro t e: ty ot
rimothy Freeman, Continued
from July idle,
A negro wench and her child,
levied ou as the property of John
Fooler, Elqr.
‘1
Conditions, Cafij in thirty min
utes after bid off, or re-fioid.
JOHN WILLIAMS, s cs
July 4 So
” SHERItF’S SALES”
ON the fit jl Tuesday in Augtifi
text, will be Jold at tbe Court -
Hctije in this city, between tee
hours oj ten a id three o’clock.
A NEGRO WOMEN, na
med Sarah, taken under
execution as the property ol
John Fooler, at the lint ot Bog
gert and Mansfield.
T. ROBERTSON, s. c. c.
July 4
’Ado; I. V.: ■rerrud-.Miffnihz PU-'lff !
A....Mr. A. B. C. Cupt. Brasilia Huai-
Cupt A i-iid a* 1 ru.u! ‘j ,
Ri.’ut. Arniilrong, <> ‘<■ Jl’c.: -r,
l ho*. Armftror.g, 3. Phmeas H.-.-.vs, 2
Xin. A.rni!lrong, 3. Capt. J. I .Ac;-,
CJ.., I*. Andrews Mrs- Martha Ham,
Capt. Jno. Adams, ivli. Hembert,
Milton Amos, 3. Mrs. Rebecca Hobbs,
Chs. Aullin, Harrington, efq.
j{, Amos Hill,
Johua Bails, tno. Hendricks, 2
Jno. B. Barnes, Mrs. Jlliza’th Holmes
obed Bowles, Henry Harden, 3
Capt. D. iioo.h, Justice Hulfe, 2
Mrs. Mary Brower, Mrs. Wm. Heyward,
Capt. Jno. Barthtluew Hijfgins & Maddon,
Jacob Blocker, Sallington Haddon,
Cajit. Wm. Brown, Capt. Chs. Hardy,
Capt. Jno. Babbidre, Sylvanus Hatch,
Wm. Barnard, “ Joleph Higgins,
Stephen Blount, Hunter &c Minis &
I)r. N. Bayard, 3. David Folock, 2
Nicholas Barry. Win. Hogg,
JllO. Bowmer, Henry Hall,
Brooks #t Dunning, 2 Abner Howard,
M. Burke, Sylvanus Hammond,
Geo. Boulton, Rebecca Huti'on,
Abner Burd, Wm. Hall.
Capt. Wm. H. Buell, !• & E
Jno. Birks, Peter Jackson,
David Barton, Henry lngrovillee,
Richd. B rtwhiftle, Alexr. Jeffrey,
John Baiilee, Drury Jones,
Mrs. Baiilie, Alex, johnftoon
Mils Bai'lie, John John, 2
Jno. Branfby, 2 David G. Jones,
Christopher Bull, Alexr. Johnson, 7
John Bue, Dev. is Johnson, 3
Richd. Bland, Airs. Fanny Jobfon,
Sami. Brownjohn, 4. John Johnuon,
Gajt. yVaron barlow, Aiifs £ii/.a Jjtk.or,
Jno. Brody, Capt Leonard Jarvis,
Abm. Block, Thus. Jews.
Wm. Byrd, K.
Capt.Wm.Bowman, 2 Matkew Keely
Eliza Bull, Jen. Kenny 2
John Beck, Sami. King, Thunder-
Wm- Ballard, bolt
J. Sc J. Beggs, Jas. King
J, D. Betchtcl. Richd. Keating
Capt. D. Beck, las. Kirk
Ely S. Boftwick, Seth Keen
Capt. Js. Baird, 2 Capt. Kimball
Geo. H. Burrough, Maj. JllO. King 4
Eliza Bullin, Francis Kennedy
Joseph Bevan. Davis Kennedy
C. Mrs. Sarah Kinw
Rev. Joseph Clay, 3 Capt. G. M. Ker
Isaac B. Chovin, i-..
Jno. Carroll, Dodbr. A. C. W. Love
Angelhart Cruft, Mils Mary Leader
Moi’es Clark, J oring and Leaver 3
Mrs. artha H. Cook Wm. Lacy
I. Clark Ths. l.iddy
Davis Co?.n, Mrs. Jane j.eake 2
Mary Ann Corker, R ichd. B. Law
Thos Currell, E'.ij. Ice
Mrs. Camp, Joleph Longworth’
Mrs Cooly, jno. Lelatlier 2
Capt, Croford, Capt. Benjn. Larcoin
Edw. Conner, Jno. Talbird lenr.
J. G. Cox, Law &. Wilcox
Edw. Conn, Danl. Lewis
Capt. Thos. Choat, Jno. l.augwell
Eliza Camfield, Robt. Love
Jno. Cuthbert, VVm. X.imbert
Mary Clark, Richd. Lewis
Timothy Coffin, M.
Alex. Currie, Alor.ytrds Atariedo-
Benjn. Chears, noverdo
Colin Campbell, May K Hiils
Air. Campbell, Js. Marshal 3
Js. Caven, Ham Mitchell
Dr. Crawford, Jacob McCollock
Wm. Crawford, Wm. Mead
Ifliza Cooper, Wm. Martin
Nicholas Corbin, 2 Capt. Muffey
Rev. Henry Cunning- Aiifs Ann I.lcConky
ham, At ale onih Aiackea-
Wm. H. Carroll, tyre
Jno Cook, John Mur.ro
Jacob Cunes, Stephen ‘/lillar
Lewis Cooper, Edw. Alafon
Jno. Clark, Hannah McCormick
Wm. C. Campbell, 2 Jno. McKay
A. Claudius, Jno. AdcKrea
Js. Cayennegh, Woodford Mafcvy 2
/Vle:,-r. Curry, A'lr. Afiller,
AfarkD. Clark, Capt. Robt. Moore
Wm. Cook, 2 Wm. Mills
Nathan Cary, 2 Wm. Xvl‘l arLr.e
D. Mead K Jenkins
Dennis & Williams 2 John Alead 4
Davidlon and Scott 2 Roger McCarthy
Geo. H. Davidson, 3 Eliakim Albrle
Capt. Jofiali Daven- Alexr. McPherson
port, Mr. S Alar tain
Wm. Duberly, JllO H. Alcintolh
Gideon Dupont, Catharine Miller 2
Wm. Doig, Js. Alum ford 2
Jno, Dailey, Air. Reuben Alois
George Damdfon, John Maton
Capt. Janies i)rur.i- Mathevc .Mentor 2
mond, Chs. McArthur
Miss Mary Douglaf*, Alls. Eliza Mumfcrd
John Davies, McCullum & Terry
Joseph Davis, Jeilee Aiartin
Henry Denfier, Cluiflopher AlcXin-
Wm. John Davies, ney
Wm. Doran, Thos. Aloore
Geo. ii. Dameron, B. &F. Metcalf 5
Walter Dougharty. Geo. Miucafter
E. Sylvanus rueritt
Win. Elliot. 2 Danl McKay
Edw. Ellis, JllO. Martha!)
1 iios. Elks, Stephen I. Maxwell
Airs. Catherine Elliot, Jus. Miller
Hennery Fiveritt, Wm. McClean
C apt Jos. Ernct, Mils Catharine McJn-
Alrs. Hubbener Engu- tolh
ared, John L. atiruff
Dr. Js. Ewell. Niel Muikerran 2
F. Alexr. McArtliur
Stephen Files, J as. m. Maxwell
Js. Forrell, 2 Henry McCay
Sami. Ficklin, J*. Moors
Benjn. R. Fowler, Wm. Mufgrave*
Henry Fiffier, Goo. .vioric
Capt. Js. Fowler, Geo. McCall
Wm. G. Fitch, Js. McCouky 2
Capt. Henry FolTett, Dr. E. L. McCall
Mr. Cader Fairchild, Miss Clara Mitchell
Jonathan Folloni, Machia & Mola.oL 3
Thomas Fowler, Tllo*. H. Miller
John Fort)tli, S Js. Meridith 2
F.bo-nt zer Jang, Geo, .Marion
Dr. V. m. Fowler, Eliza McKinzia
Timothy Freeman, 2 Js. Micketl
John F. Field, V'lll. McNilh
Mrs. f, Flint, Henry Myres £
G. Capt. D. wcNiel
Jno. I. Gray, Mr. Marlhall
Jno. Gindiat, Rutus Moore
A. Gindrat, 2 N.
D. Garraton, 2 Capt.Thon.as Nelson
M.. A. Gordon, 1/cead. Nobles
Danl. Grant T. R. Nev.all 2
Air. A. F. Gregorie, Jno. Geo. Neiilinger
U. Barnabas Nye
Jas. Humfrys, o.
Amos Hediey, Jno. P. Oates
Wm. Hewitt. *P.
Rachael Hamilton, Geo. Ponlonby S
James I.amphreyt, Geo. Pitcher 0. Cos. 2
Rebecca Hut.on, Lemuel Pitcher
Geo. Hathaway, Mary W. Paia. r
Prolp*r Hubart, Major T. Pc ihiil
Sarah Houlton, Wm Powers
A tollman Hcurlon, Isreai Peck
Js. Hilunan, 2 LVm.S. Picket
1 hu*. Ki.tun, Juheuczr. X J aiker
T’ar-fy. J-c D. > ’.e.-i
J-. tie..’ n >. :■ Sto;.:-y
,-. .0. Proved Francis Suder -1
Ai .bur Pa . ..fon Joseph Suder
A ibcr.y Ft i Harriot Ann Sleigh
M:.s Jane L. Pofteil Jno. Shick
1 -remiah Ph.Un Wm. Sawyer
V.'rn. l":.-rfon 2 Tilman Sneed
Wm. Pinder Edwd. Starr
Geo. A. Porter Miss Sefaana P. Snead
Timothy Pierce Mrs. Harriot Steele
Eliza Pomeroy Mil’s nary Spencer
Maria Pierce. T.
Q. Ni.hol Turnbull 2
Edw. Quin Andw. 1 urnbuil 3
H. Edw. Torcy
Emanutl ILngill 2 Jacob Thieves
Ann Reynolds R.obt. Thorr.pfon
Rce & Davis 5 wader jofeph Turners
David Robertson Darby Torpey
Jno. D. Rogers Eiiza M. H. Twigs-
Thos. Roa is j. Thompson
Azaia Rosa Geo. M. Troup
Amosßofs 2 Wm. C. TcLey 2
Capt. Thos. Rhodes Cact. js. Tibbits 3
Jeffie Kite Icabod Thompson
John Rodman Jacob Taylor
Milly Roberta William Thompson
Macaijah Rice jno. Tebeau
Thos. Rigtey Fredk. Tebeau
John Reid W y.
Hezeckiah Roberts 2 Geo. W. Wheeler 3
Levi Rigging 2 Geo. Walker 3
Mr. Robain Mr. E. Wiiton
johnfon, Robinson & Cant. Wm. Wife
Cos. Joel Waistcoat
Jas. Robson M-fs Sarah V\ i.igntc S
A. J. Roberts Wm. Wiggins
Capt. Chs. Rockwell Stephen Wife 2
Thos. Robertson Dr. P. Ward 3
S. Geo. Wrag 4
Thos. Spalding i Leighton Wilson -J
ills. Stewart joleph \\ jikinion 2
Ja. Scranton Edwd. Vi arron
( -p.Tiu othy Sireete2 jno. Winn
Seth 3w::t 2 Caniphril Wylly
mi. Jno. cigh Robt. Willi on
Ciis. M. Shade Wm. Wilkie
Mia. Shea. m_.i Martha V* ; 11 y
Synmigton Capt. Stej i.en Wad*
l elt-g Sv. ift dingtou
Juo. C. .'beiiivld Manila Willfon
Danl. Smith Farnum White
her ah Spalding 3 jcs. White
Zot-th Shearman W. Wallace 3
1 0. Scriven j ;io. Williams
Rylveder Strong r'.bner V/eyman 2
_ir. S: m.uel Capt. George Webber
Seth Stroblefield Thos. Wooten
Caj t. Allan Stewart Stuart Wallace
Abner Stubs jofeph Watkins
Soimon Smutr Mary Woodruff’ 5
holm Smith Richd. V.’i -.itley
Thomas Smith nils Sally Wiilman
Sarah Steward jas. waller
Jf. C. vV. Stewart Mil’s Mary Young 2
David Storer 2 E. wan.berzie
‘A m. Stone Philip Young 2
Mary Shaw jeil'e v/right
Edw. Swarbreck jar.e wi!lian-s
Martha Slepliens oleph wt-liher
Amos Scudder Ir. williams
Fredk. Schubert v. k j. walker
Geo. Streete ChrilKan weicholt*
Sweet & Williams 2 Harden white Jhqr.
Thomas Steele Sarah wileman J?
Matter Juo. Joyner Thos. wilder
Ray Sands Horace wiileex.
i’ RLN L H LE 1 1 1. KL.
a L.
Mr. Allard 2 Bar.on Larond I
t ouiiuint rorel 1 I>uhic Xs-icuze 2
M.
Charles Curie. T)e wontalet 2
i>. O.
i-'ubuilToii l MtiTrfi. Olivier Hi
Dacqueny l . j> #
Dutreurl 1 Sanite Poirier I
Eleonore Pinard 1
Flotard } p v<
Falconet I juan P.anea I
H. T.
Lotus Hi.guenet 1 Manette Tardieu I
PHILIP LOX, p. >r.
POST OFFICB, Savannah June iiO. 90.
MAR t> 11 A L’s SA LE 3,
Or the firfi Tuesday in August
next, wild he sold at the Court
house, in fee city oj Savannah,
}“VWO ntrgrots, George and
finger, an unrxplred leafs
j! lot no. jo. Wilmington Ty
liing Darby ward, with ths
buildings thereon, adjoining Mr.
John Gardiner. Alio an unex
pired lease of lot ro. ?, Ilearh
cca: Ty thing Det;!tr ward,
a here Mrs. Smith refidcs, levied
on as the property of Smith,
Suns and Ander.'on, at the fuic
ot iho ms sand j am.-s Swords.
R. WALL, m and. g.
July 4 bo
Mar jhaPs Sales,
Oh tree fit Ji Tuejday in All
guft next, will be sold ct tbe
co vy( -he ttjc, tv. Savannah,
A I-I- that Plantation ccr>
L L t-iining 300 acres, caiied
Douglas , near Point Peter, i a
Carr.ck-n counrv, Gt-jr-ria.
ALSO, °
Seven Negroes, viz. Bofon*
Jark, Nancy, jenny,Srily, Han
nah and krr child ; levied as
the property of Thomas H. Mil
ler, to fatisry a judgment of
Btniimin and Joseph Saontr,
obtained againlt Nlacleod and
Mider.
J'vo negroes Charles and
Rachel—Also, sundry articles of
biated Ware, jewelry, &c. Also
ti lifehold cr.d Kitchen Furni
c-e, levied or* as the property of
joiepii Rwe, to ini-A an exe
cution in favor of John Hill.
‘1 ne ffoek in r *rade cf Abra
ham Wi.Ovifide, consisting of
Dry Cog :/, ; Lrdware and (Jut-,
ferry, ro ia uA an execution ob
taintd by V/.i.. Woodfije.
E*. WALL, m. n o.
May 31. go