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Sale of Negroes •
ON the second da y of May next,
will he fold at the Court-house
of the county of M‘/ntolh, near the sa
ordo bridge, a gang of negroes, confid
ing of twenty eight men and women,
all field hands and eight children, fold
as the personal estate of Francis Du
mouflay, late of sapelo island deceased :
conditions of falecafli.
Thomas Dechenaux. cx'r said e/late
March 17, ISO3.
Sales tor faxes..
‘\"W TILL be fold st the Court lionfejnth? town of
yy Brunswick, on the 4th day of Auu!l next, the
following trarts of land, (Hinted in the county 0
Glynn, or so much thereof as will pay the Taxes <{,,<> i
nad cods, represented as bcing in default from the]
year 1790 to the year 1801, in do five jimlefs the pro j
prietors avail themselves of the tax laws j n fuck case I
made and provided, viz: Dolls. &l Colts
1000 Acres original!y granted to
ifaac Haynes, 77 tax
700 ditto, originallygranted to John
Bacon, tax 5 5
500 ditto, originally granted to W.
M K’nzie, rax 4o
300 ditto, originally granted to \Va,
Jones, tax 30
500 ditto, originally granted to 11,
Cal well, tax 49
500 ditto, originally granted to H.
Bourquin, tax 40
James ‘owed.
Collett or of Taxes, Glynn Count f >
January 25, 1803.
CoJJedlors Sales,
AA7 ILLbe foM at the Court lloufe inßj-onswick j
W * on the 16th day of April next, the following
tracts of land, or so much thereof as will pay the
taxes and colls.
340 Acres situated in Glynn County, returned.bv
David Canedy, for the year ISOO and 1801, tax 7
dollars and 67 cents and cofis iwo rundred acre?
lituated in Camden County, returned by Edward
Dudley, for the year ICoo and 1 801 3 tax 9 dollars 33
cents and cods,
James Powell, C, T. G. CL
January 23, 1803. 35
TAXES,
THE Digrfl of the Taxes for Chatham County
for the year 1802, being now received, the fubferi
ber requcfls tlie inhabitants to call at his <->f!ic e
and diCharge their refpertive amounts before tlr
joth of May next : All those who do not avail them
selves of this notice, may expert after that period
to have the law enforced a;>anih them indifcrirrdnatelv
James Alger, Tax Cotkttor, CC. *
Savannah. March 21, Rt. 49.
For Sale,
A HAN SOME (secondhand) GIG , with
a top and plated bar refs, whl be fold very
low for cash, or a Note at Go days. Alfa,
prime NEGRO-FELLOIV.- — Conditions , caflj.
Enquire of JOSEPH ARNOLD.
Februtry24, 1803. [43tf.)
THE WASHINGTON COFFEE
HOUSE*
AND HOTEL,
Franklin-Square,
SAMUEL S AUBE RE,
Respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he has taken that
ommodious brick house, in Franklin-square .
oppofit to the Baptid Meeting-house, which
will be opened on Wednesday the firll dav of
December next j as a Coffee-houfe and Ho
tel. Such gentlemen as favor him with their
custom, car: be accommodated with bo:'rd
ing and lodging, in the molt genteel manner,
and the ttrifteft attend’ n paid to render their
residence agreeable. Dinner and upper pro
vided for private parties at a few hours notice :
Coffee and Soups every day from 8 o’clock
in the morning till ten at night. Beef ftakts
and Oysters at any hour of the day.
S.S. begs leave to add, that no exertion on
his part (hall be wanting to givefatisfaftionto
thole who may favor him. with their custom,&:
ilatters himfelf, that the principle on which
his house is established, is such as will insure
to him the fuffrages of t he public in general
Wines, Porter and spirituous liquors of the
Ibeft quality.
N. B. Good flabling for horses, and careful
t#ftlers.
Savannah, Nov. 20.
WASHINGTON HOTEL .
Mock Turtle will be ready This and every
day at Eleven o’clock.
FaMILES SUPPLIED WITH SOUPS IN’ THE
Highest perfection.
Bee&ta.hes and Oysters at any hour when
called for*
THE B oft on, New York , Philadelphia,
Baltimore and IVajhington Papa s, will he regu
iarh taken at lb* Wajbington Coffee Houje and
fi tel.
fcj=> Captains of veflels are requeued to
leave at the Washington Coffee-Houfe, any
information it may be in their power to corn
municate. The utmost exertion will be mad
*io procure theearlieft intelligence.
December 4.
V E N TRILO QjJ I S M.
Mr. Rannie, Senior,
Will proceed from this city to Augufia, and
after performing in that pi ice, he will return A
the northward and pu y pofes to spend fome time in
the different towns cf Virginia , where he will
perform Ventriloquism, and the different magical
deceptions.
Mr. Rannie has he r n informed that a person
cf bis name, has already visited that state, who
profeffed to exhibit the fame powers as himfelf,\
and that the public have been much disappointed.
He is fevftble of ike disadvantageous frnatron in
which he is placed by this cir cam fiance ; Lit is
fitly convinced, from the many public tejhmonies
which he has received, both in Eirope and the
United ‘Slates, that his per formances will sa
tis fat? ry. He will only add , that he is the only
perfen pofTefjed cf the fur prizing power of Ven
triloquism, either in Great- Britain or America,
(Nj* The printers of the Examiner, end Vir
ginia Argus in Mich mend, the Intelligent** and
Republican in Peter flurg, the Herald in Norfolk,
and the Exp of tor in Alexandria, are requeued
to insert this three times in their respective
papers.
Savannah, April vth 180;;
JUST RECEIVED,
A M) FOR SALE,
By the *Subfcribcr,
At his Store i No. Exchange, facing the river
for good paper at 60 at.d 90 da)s :
5 Trunks \ Irish Linen ,
3 do yd. wide do,
i Jraiili box Silver Watches,
R JACOBS.
Anri) 14. 56-—6 t
HYSON TEA. ~
Just opened a chefl of excellent Hyson Tei,
for sale by the subscriber, at his Store in the
Exchange, facing ike water .
R. JACOBS.
April -4
A few prime /V throes
FOR SALE, °
AMONG which ore, field hands, house wenches
and waking boys,
Appiv to j. ARNOLD.
Aoril t 4 —s6 —23\Vff*
To be Lei,
A PLANTATION,
TIJ [THIN two miles of town, c.n excellent
V V Garden, a neat Dwelling- House, and
out heufes : Enquire of
‘EBENEZER STARK.
April s6—2a Ats.
fT * ; NOTICE. ~ ’:
T IE fubferiber is tinder the neerffity o r heaving
Savannah for a ew in p-jrfult of health,
has appointed Mr Gr.oitcr. Pitch v.r, !is agent,
who will conduct his bufmefs durine bis ahf-tice.
7. ARNOLD.
April ] 4 —5 A, v
’"notice. -
ALL persons having ary demands agabift the
ft ate- of Leivis Shulls* *eceafect , arc re -
qtftfted to render them in property attelicd to, and
those who are indebted to /aid est ate are Jolicited
to make immediate payment, to
Jos . Long-worth, Adtnr.
savannrfr Dec . cq, rßo^
u . - • - - —*—
To Lea j c for a term of years.
A VALUABLE trait of oak hickory and
rice lands within Se ven miles of Savanai
equal in quality to any lands in the Count]
of Chatham. For terms apply to
Francis Courvoifie.
November &4* ( rt )
HD UC a TION,
” S. G O W L I N G,
/TOST refpedfully offers his service as tutor to
IYjL hi ß friends and the public in g rieral. am 5
itopes by the tnoft alTiduous attention to his bufnef
to merit the approbation of the public. He will com
menceoil Monday next in tht brick house formerly the
oropertv of mrs! Epp'mger, fronting the fourh-wsf
tern common, for terms pply to him at the said house
savannah, Febmary C- \?O2. 3^.;
” - SUGARS.
I*7*o R fate a Few barrels of St. " Croix's
J/ Fugars firll quality, o*i board the
schooner Chance, at Hunters & Mini ft j
wharf.—Apply to capt. Stotesbury on
board.
March 17, 1803. ts.
THE LAST OF THE EDITION,
j I r £ T RECEIVED.
And for sale at this office.
•; number of copies of “ Proofs ol a conspi
racy againit Chriltianitv, and the Govern
ment of the United States : exhibited in feve
vi .vs of the union of Church and State in
New-Engdand,
BY ABRAHAM BISHOP.”
Those who would with to possess this excellent
rork, are requeued to call soon, as the set
conies on hand, coniVitute the whole of thof
unioldin the United States.
(Price one Dollar.)
TO BE RENTED,
ATsDpofi'Jfton given immediately the Store
formerly occupied by M r . Tbomca },I C.
! Harris, near the exchange. D.B.Mh CHELL*
1 April , ix.
CONGRESS.
House of Representatives.
Wednesday, March 2.
fGontmued from our laft.J
Mr. Randolph fa id he rose to second the
The house would recolleft that not longer ago than
gentlemen, even those who generally acted
together peril fled in differing Jn the case ol the brig
Henrick. condemned in rhe Weft India court) whether
the eap*or was plaintiff, or defendant, in the action—
and this after mutual explanation, and notwiiiiffand
ing the copy of the record was before them. He
neniion'd this circumllance only to fliew how eafv it
was in an aflembly so large, to confound and perplex
any matter or t'ad which bad been previously enquired
into and fettled by a ielecl. committee. How much
more easy then to lake exceptions to an account.
and to puzzle the house with long and intricate cal
culations j .re pa red for rhe occasion. It was not to be
expeded that he Ihonld accompany the gentleman
from Connedicur, through such a series of figures,
nor could it be done with any benefit to the hoi!e.
ihe profeffed oSjert of the gentleman is inquiry. He
has declared that he had no to cad any impu
tation ot mile mdad on the cmnmifliouers of me fi ,k.
i r ’2 fund—t!ia: he hoped and 1) lievtd they would be
ab.'e to gyve Mat kfaftory expfmar'on of thole points on
which he lelt diliMii&qd, and vet, ft id mr. Randolph
.rhe obfervatit-ns of the gentleman would seem to p t .
the riled of an r.r.fat'.sfado’-y inqu ty If invei'La
’inn alone were the objed wiiet ciore delay until now *
•would not the regular and courib of a fuMlan
tial inquiry have been to move a rcfolirion to that
effetff —to have iofirucL-d the committee of wavs and
■ntans as to certain fpecufic objects of inveffigatiou
(od to have ref rved o ierVarions which (whatever be
‘t-eir motive) do rml to irnpe .ch he conduct of ad
mini Ira'i ‘a, umi‘ ilie report of lire commitie‘ should
be made in c tv ir !h n!d prove unfttisfaAorv ? Tht
ou:le which had bee*; pur fuel so tar trorn leading to
rq iirv fi-rmed c.nintufly Calculated to preclude, or
to ?t:fle it A motion T brought forward on the eve
oi otrr diffMution. prefaced with obferwations caicu
; lared to ex- ite much difeufiion, and to exhanff tlie
itttl- time that vnS left, and this inquiry, inlivad cl
being confined to one or two facls, embraced a great
variety of intricate details.
Mr. R fiid, that ite would examine fume of
the lldter/enrs made refpecHng the application of the
him appropriated by ti e bc> of lull feffrm to the re
uiifhoi; at the dr-bi. And here lie cfuld not hut re
mi;k the coi-.cidi-nce of tnc unaccounted balance of
< 1 4,0 o fo*r>e huudftd dollars, dated by the g-itile—
man. with the ieprefentations contained in a printed
circular letter (of which he obtained a caftial fight
ve(ictday) addrefied by a gentleman from N Caro
lina, Io his confLtuenis ; although tle writer of the
Setter did, mid rhe g irth man lrum Connecticut did
tot give credit lor the proceeds of tire sale oi the bank
ibu’es. [Here mr. Grifwoid laid tiiut lie was mil
a iderffood—tfar in making out the ba nee of 11 4,00 c !
dollars, he had given credit for rhe bauk* flock, j
.'ir R. proceeded —he ikid that the gen.tieman men
agreed, as indeed he fuppufed at fir ft they would not
oni}’ >n the result hut in all the intermediate ff. p*
which led to ir. Whetiin tiie gentleman fiotn Con
nedticut had availed him felt of rhe labors of his triend
or had lent hi* adidance to them, he could not undcr
takc to determine, but from the tenor of th r letter,
and of ?he objeftitartlis which had just been offered ?,
was evident tiiat the fame mafier hand had piornprcb
both. It was neveriheiefs contended tli.it the pro
ceeds of the b:.nk fii ;rcs could not be estimated as a
part of the appropriation of 7,3r0,000 to the public
debt Mr. R. laid that the report of Ihe finkhay
fund did not indeed include tlufe proceeds in tiu
fmi, liccaufe the commifiioners con trued the as
to give tlie utnioit efficiency ro the appropriation,
and o p'V, of course, a larger sum towaci3 the de
auction of ti-.e debt. Hut it was perievffly clear that
these ifnres were included in that appropria ion
[Mere mr. R. read the firll frClion of the law J 1 his
appropriation is made out of “ so much ot the dun.-s
on imports and tonnage as fogniier wnji the monies
which now conhiiute the finking fund, (furpluß-s or
revenue excepted) will autnunt to 7, dollars”
i*id by the act o’ the 3 111 May,if96, the power to
lei! t;*ofe shares is eXpteiVly given to the com mi.fii on*
ers of the linking fund—and th:-y have been accord
ingly fold and applied to rbe purposes directed by that
uH Vliofe sh tr>*s ihen did, when the appropriation
was made, constitute a parrot the linking fund, and
!’ were what rem iin *d of 5000 fin res, siZSo having Ofen
orevionflv fold under the act of May, t?9T l, y l l je
comrr.iflioners ot the linking land. It is evident then
tiiat the linking fund might take credit for the sum <
produ ed by the f!e of tint U•■*ck, as part of the iVn
of dollars 7 300090. But cxdufively of ir, mr. K.
said it could ealily be proved that more than the i
amount approm iaiecl bad ocen tlifiaurfed c*n account ot;
the debt, fi'he items confided. i ; ge rule men would
turn to the report, of iff, difourfirmems on occoum o!
t!ie whole debt.— 21, On account of the princij-al. viz.
the Bank and Dutch deb s aud ihc Bth ani id iull.L,
ments of the old, and deferred fix per cent. refpeCl
ively, payable lit January. 1 To3— 3d, The excess of
guilders on hand, applicable to the payment of the
Dutch d-*h: falling due in the year iSoq. after de
doffing the v mlucrs on lian l at the c! de of tlie year
|So 1, Which Were applicable to the payment of that
debt failing due in the year i ?o2 fi his excels amount
ing to njove ti?an 2.1630 Goo guilders, for which the
commifiioners.of the finking fund mult have credit
having debited themselves fur the au’ount on hand at
the uxnrnencnucnt of the year, will af*er deducting
she T 287 f>oo doll (rs produced hv the fide of tlie b ink
amount to somewhat move than 8,003 dec
dob is, o< frvert huudred tboulfiml dollars fiext-lofive
of the proceeds of i K e B-.rk Stock) more than the
commiifli'iners wr re Wound by law to pay.*
p.ut the gein T leman from Conviefficut has Aid that no
credit {hoirid We given in tae year !?02. lornry pay
ment-’ miide in 1803. lie fboulo llvikeodt, tnereiore,
the 3,60a 000 guilders from which credit is token,
since according to him credit may be ?.s wc?l i2pen
for man ts :o be paid fix years Irence as during the
„- xr v k.or__ C Md V” h” ykc. n-r Sit f /,r r*:>nthurfe
* iit - D:ibu fements on account or tiie
inhered cf ti e whole debt. 4c65 4^
2d. Frirvcipal, Bank 1,290 t 000, nnd
Dutch 1 :z4 000, 2,634.000
S h and 2d inffalmen‘s, old 6 per c*mt
and defer*eti fiocks, payable
ill January43o3, - Tl r 7,869 37
3d. F.xcefs cf guilders on hand at the
end of th- year bev.md those on
liand ar ihe end rd f it rated at
-11 cents per girders, 475 711 62
$ uQ 7 119 46
pedaff bark shares Lid, C^o
V,.., ■■
J7ettMk*iqd , *r f , ** ”*0 4*
ment ofthe fix per cent and deterred
the iff January, ISO3. Let not the houte atenfc#
ffiis to the |tenerofitv of the r entleman—he knew thtf
if credit was uot given for the eighth and Iccond iiu’
.lalmeats of those tfocks, payable on the iff
1803, credit muff he taken far the payment of th*
fevemh and firlt iullalmenti of those ft ticks
and the lafl inffalment of the fubfeription loan due that
bank* pad the iff January* #BO2, amounting tw
160 000 dollars in ore than the sum which ne has ad
mitted. He knew that one or the uher ot those pay*
’bents muff be credited, und he has taken the fmallcffr,
although upon his own principle, being payable in th
year of it ought nor to be ad mined in advaacc*
An obj'Cliou is however made to allowiuc credit tof
the guilders in advance for paring the Dutch de'og
falling due in the course of riie prelent year. 1h
gentleman Teems to rely upon a conffruct on which h
gives the law of the lass f ffior, and contends that iff
was the duty of the commilliooers to pav for intercfl
and principal of the debt ihe whole amount cf
7.300,000 within the year ISO 2. Out of what fund
did he fit p pole tlie nectflary advances were to be inad®
for the Dutch debt falling du* this v<*ar, if thev wer#
hound to pay the whole appropriation within rh
yvar 1802. and the purchase of bills to meer tie deb#
in Holland in 180 3, was t.or considered as a pay men#
under the piovifion of the law.
(To DS CONTINUED.)
——ll’ * m l ■ - ■
FOR THE REPUBLICAN'.
NoTilL
WHEN we reflect on ihe circnmdances exifUnjfc
it the Tun- of the Connexion charier, it is Go
jert of the fir on.sell furpnz’ that it Arnold be? rt
obtained. Kny,* are not famous in Gi'tldry for ad
l v anting the canfe of liberty, aG bt ficle, one ot iha
L-adinw ehararteri flics o: hfls,ro which a
re:* r r.ijuri'T of t*• an*. Era hr longed was impla
cable enmity : .itt EngiUh e'tnbliihed Church, Ye#
in this firuatlon, a Charter ws obtained. containing
the outline* of a (vftem ot the ntott democratic foim,
ami except a bare a know led gpment of allegiance and
?he regulation ot cAriiincice, completely inckpendtno
of the crown.
It is not here intended to pass an unqualified appro*
Nation 01 the fo.m of government exiting iu Con*.
nefHcut ; on the contrary, lam f.'tihble that manjr
prominent errors are ddcoverable, and whi h in th®
courtr of the numbers J may explain ; but for th®
period in which it originated, ii was a paragon of
excellence. Previous to the American revolution,
Vhere was no hare whose government cou’Pi ‘fcti a*
many wife principles as C onneiticur, and while thi®
m.iv account for one. cause of their exenion at that
period, it may serve to explain their having nr’d- so
little improvement since. Mankind always prefer to
bear with a tolerable evil, ranier than exchange it (or
an uncertain good Hence, unhT fume lu..dcu occ-t
Uon gives a spring to their energies nations have lei—
lorn exhibited governmental rdornis
i'hc government of Connecticut w-is vefte and in a go*
vainer, who was alloa member and had two vo;c*
in the council, [one error] a lieutenant governor ex
oflicis of ihe council. i> further contpofed of twelva
dhiiianrs, and in a hntife of representatives. ‘] he go
vernor. lieutenant governor and council, were chuFti
annually by the whole (late, and the lionle of repre
tentative?, semi annually. Ihe fall branch i.computed
iu the following manner? Ihe ftae is divided in.®
counties having heir feperate courts, and to their
boundaries the writ of a jultice and the fervke of a
HterirF is limited ihe afiiUaiU- are, ex cfticio, Juf
iices, arid their writs extend throughout the (late,
[another error,]] Ihe counties a.e divideVl tnforowiia,
who fend each mot more th at two nor less than ore
of the number* of the boufe of reprtfentatives Tre
feffionso! ihe le*|iflature are generally <>t three wee.„®
continuitre , and when met they have no Ijumatio x
the line cf impcfiibiliry. The only f
urity a tci:i?.en of Connedtiriu ha for his rights \%
Tar they fhr.j not hr taken a\vv bu’ by law Were
;he legifloure to Follow’ the precedent of the Britifhl
darliamenr and v>te their own power into a continu—
afi.ee for frvtn years. l know no iundamCmal law huf ;
ihe opinion of the people which they would traufgrcfs ,
I he in mner otchoice 1 Dia 1 notice w hen ! come t o
speak of the ekaive lranchife.
A YANKEE.
y.^>rv u*."* j.-jwij hi i'T.i iii.,icawi l jurTfiaiw"—f *m
NOTICE.
ALL persons to whon the eftat** of
Francis Levelt, esquire, late of Jttl ian
con, is indebted, are requeued to furnish: their
accounts, orsurement of their demands, duly
attested, and those indebted to the estate, are
expected to make iounmediate pavmenr, to
V s * illiam Stephf ns,
Nlatthew John Y-on,
James Johnston jun.
Lx ecu tor s.
December 4
A liberal rent v/iil he given for about 2COa
Acres primecotton land, on or about bapeio—•
-ppjy as above.
Jm i * ■ ■- ■
\ LEpevioii’ arc cauiioued not to ircfpais oji a track
fJL of land, i2 hunched acres, iu toe.county oi Cam
den, but mg and bounding ealt b.v Great Yatiila rirver,
end hftd of Jwrm Belton foutli by Be:j. e/.on’*
Und, on every fide by iuul vacant at tor time ol Jusveyv
Also, a iradl of four hundred ar.J iixtv acres, bound*
Q S E. by Great Sarilia river $. W. by capr. 7\tch
irdfbn's land, and on the other sides by vacant laud at
the time of iurvey,
M. BURKE
Fbruary 14T ißo^.
Notice is Hereby Given.
THAT the lubfcribers have Uen duly ap-
Afllgnets of the eSafe and dTebts of RicharA
■ • &yn€, j'lt/ior, rftid istnjiiviin oaus, of Savannah s> and
Atigo>la, in toe and (triift t-f (jcorgia—Bankrupts. Ail
uerfons indebted to the f a *;d Wav ne and Si ml, are
nerefore rtqueded to JT.tV.e immediate pavmen!, and
ill those who have any of their c&etfs, are’required t®
ieiiver ihs feme to
David Reid, ! of Aujus
homas Gardner , j ta t or
IVilliom Btjyd % of Char/efton.
?f4>rusrv 14th, 1803. (*~.)
Bills oh Lading
far sale at this Office.
Blank Clepks,
F OR’ S ALE
the Office of th? Gkrfc Rfpah
r: