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It ted or not, tod particular 1 / to report
Whether the ineUlments uf the capital
stock of the aaid bank have been' paid in
► raid and allver coin and in the fnniied
, dept of the United State*, or whether tbev
B ” were in any inaunce, and to what aiuonnt
paid by the proceed* t>f the notea of stock
holder* diicvaoted for the purpose; and
' alto to report the namee of those peraons
who oow own or who have owned any part
of the capital stock of the ni<l bank, and
the amount of diacounta, if any, to each
peraonateipectively,and When wade; and
atao to report whether the aaiu bank, or
I. any of its offices of discount and deputile.
• have refuted to par the note* of the bank
1 in apecie on demand, and have reluaed to
, receive, inpayment of debt* due to them
1 or either of them, the note* of die b.infc,
pod whether the bank, or any of it* offices
|: i t»f discount, or any of their nfficQrn.ur
I, agent*, have sold drafts upon other bfflWs,
r : . 1 or upon the bank, at an advance, am!
I have received a premium for such drafts;
’ alto the amount of the nutes issued, paya-
l bleat Philadelphia, and. at each office of
T -discount respectively, and the amount of
IA; capital aasignad to each office, together
.. witli the amount ui the public deposit**
AJ aped* at the bknlc and at each office, and
•* on Recount of the transfers thereof; and
* the total amount of b»H« -and notea «1»-
£.1 counted by the bank and its several offices
* : be since it* organiaation. That I he said
H* ; comraittea have leave to meet in the city
of Philadelphia, and to'remain there a*
long as may be necessary; that they shall
' • have power to send for persons and pa
pers, and to omploy the requisite clerks,
the expense of which aliali be audited and
allowed by the committee of accounts,
and paid oat of the contingent fund of.
this house.
Mr. Spencer remarked', on introducing
this motion, that it was with considerable
reluctance he had submitted it to the house;
reluctance, however, proceeding solely
from his inability to do justice to tbe sub-
I ject, and not from any uoubt.
Mr. M<Lane, of Delaware, rose, he said
not to offer any opposition to the enquiry,
but merely to request tiffin to give to the
subject of the resolution such a considera
tion as its importance deserved. He wish
ed the resolution th lie on the table for a
day, or for n longer time, that the house
might have time .to rcllcct on it. He
therefore moved, that it lie on the table,
and be printed.
Mr. Spencer said he bad r.osortof ob
jection'to this coarse;-but he hoped that
after gentlemen should have reflected on
it, they would be disposed to take it np
and act on it at an early day.
Mr. Spencer,of New-York, moved that
, the committee appointed at {he last ses
sion to enquire into tbe judicial conduct
of the judges of the district eaarlsof New-
York and Georgia, be discharged from the
farther consideration lif so much of the
basinets as relates to Win. Stephens, ol
Georgia, in consequence of his resignation
Of the office of district jadge>by which the
object of that enquiry had been .accom-
On motion of Mr. SiUbee, thecomraittoe
of waya and means were instructed to en
quire into the expediency of ollowing, in
cases of exportation of goods entitled to
debenture, the same time (of twenty days)
for completing tbe export entry and oath,
as is allowed by tbe act of the 20th April
Jmst, fire exec aung the export bonds,in lieu
of ten days within which it is now requir
ed that the said oath and entry shall be
completed.
The engrossed bill to establish a sepa
- rate judicial district in the state of Virgi
■tia, west of the Allegany mountains, was
read a third time; and on the question,
ahall the bill pass?
Mr Floyd, ofVirginia, moved to recom
mit the bill, for the purpose of amending it
so as to divide the Eastern Irom the Wes
tern judicial district, by county lines, be
lieving that to be a much better dividing
v line than that established by the bill.—
V [The bill provides that the new district
shall be composed of so much of the state
of Virginia as is situated west of the sum ■
mil of the mountains which separate the
waters emptying into the Chesapeake Bay
. and Roanoke river, from the waters which
fall into the Ohio river.]
The qneation on recommitment was de
cided in the negative; and the. bill was
* .passed, and sent to the senate tor concur-
. jencr.
The hoose spent some time in commit-
*4Ce of the .whole, Mr. Nelson in the chair,
An the bill (of last session.) confirming
■ certain claims to land in the Illinois ter-
V ritory. After considerable debate, in
' which Messrs. Poindexter and Harrisson,
bore- the principal part, the committee
fuse and obtained leave to ait again; and
The house adjourned.
Notice.
* . The firm of Auuoiu Daontosn It Co. of
Augusta, was dissolred by mutual consent, on
4be 9lh mat JAMES CAItKUTHEHS,
ALEX DRUMMOND.
Savannah, Nov 84 230
nr>The Augusta Herald wffi pleas* publish
the above one month, and forward their accoun
for payment, to the office-of tbe Savannah Be
Notice.
The honorable theSuperior Court of Chatham
* county commences itxWigular fitting* on Monday,
4th January ensuing,at the court house in Savan
nah, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon—retnra day to
Job T« Bolles, clerk.
’JWceT
An election will be held, at the Court-House, in
■Savannah, on Monday, the +h day of January en
suing, for Receiver of Returns Of T.-.xable Pro.
party, and Tax Collector, for Chatham county,
for the year 1819—of which the electors of said
. county will take due notice,
ijjt'- John P. Williamson, r.t. c.c. c. -"
Oliver Sturges, j. <. o. o. e.
, Ebenezer S. Rees, j. t. o. r. c.
Thoms* N. Morel,». s. c. c. 0.
-rer
The first Term for 1819, in
PwmHnn Jicvdcmy open* on ihc lir*t >!•-.: aay in
Jidfatn fiejii. Xn? % Htct$r,
THE REPUBLICAN:.
airavvaa, riaaff arivrva, wac. ♦. 1818.
SAV.i.VXAU THJiJraE.
■3 This evening will «*mmeme the first Theatrical
Periormaaeea in Uiiv buildipg—and we fed a con.
fidence in laying, that the bdiolder* will be
highly gratified, as the performers will be srati
remunerated for their exertions, and abilities.
In order to by before the readers of the JBs-
publican, the' Report* of ourcomauscianem^ tela,
uve to Soutb-America, together with the most
important Congressional proceedings, we are com
pelled. to omit many articles of import, which
shall, at early a* convenient, receive attention.—
We shall to-morrow, if f. itiblc, give' place, fro®
the National Intelligencer, to the A uuvu. Rztobt
of the Secretary of the Treusnty, (Mr Crawford,)
who state* therein, that there will be “ a balance
in the treasury ^on the 1st day of Janua-y, 1820
of TWO musoxs, ftvxx RCwoaio axu sivtnus
TKOcaasn, ox* kcraaso avn uaurr-tiowr sot
tans and nearx-nun cix-rs.’
- We have copied at large the Reports of Messrs,
commissioner? lionasr and Gaauax, on the sub
ject of the affairs of South-America, of winch
they afford u* a just historical and political view.'
Accompanying, these reports, as wfll be seen by
the )iait of papers appended to them, were a num-
her of document*, some cf which hare served as
the basbin p.irt of the reports, and otberatend
to illustrate them. 'I he substance of tliose pa
per* being embodied in the reports; it ianottho’t
icy to publish them at present, being too
voluminous fur our columns, if not tod much to be
generally read.-. We are satisfied, withal, that the
two reports slready published, with that of. Mr.
commissiorcr UusS in expeetatipn, will afford aa
accurate a notion Df tbe state of the countries they
visited, aa could be derived from tbe perusal of
all tbs documents, tbe principal facts of which the
mower* have luminously presented in their
report*—(Ediurt JVat.
Jeremy Diddler - -
Paiiiwuuld - - . -
Richard - - - -
Plain way * - '- * ,
WaUeraSti'
SPECIE—By the arrival of the Dido, Favo
rite and Tybee, at Fuiladelphia and New-York,
the vaultsof the UnitedStates Bank is furnish
ed with about gSOO.OOO. ....
The United Stoles* schooner Nonsuch, lieut
com. Claxton, bound to the Gulf cf Mexico, to
convey Messrs. Gatbcart and Londretb, commit
(tellers appointed to survey, tbe tea-coast of the
Ahhalka territory, failed frm Norfolk on the S6ib
The Baltimore Patriot, of the 3Jth ult. states,
that commodore Taylor i* arraigned on account
a! piracy, and hie trial is now in progression.
PIRATES.—Captain Lawrence, of the sch’r
Humming-Bird, who arrived at Norfolk on the
26th ult. in 30 day* from Aux Cayes, reports that
tlie coast of St. Domingo ia infested with pirates,
that board and rob every thing that they can fall
in with Rpy carry on this piccarooning ay tem in
armed open boat*. * . v ..
SHIP NEWS.
*rx*T QP SArA*r,YA8..atmL
aa mm, '
Ship Uvetpool Packet, Birkett, Philadelphia, 8
days. Patternfm—Mr. Evans and family.
Schooner Katy, Douville, Charleston, 1 day—
with brick—to order.
Sloop Niagara, Powler, Charleston 16 hours
with coffee, raisins, bagging, rum.gin, &c-
Bacon & Bruen, Lawrence & Thompson, J
Bulloch, SC Dunning, Peter Drrge U Co. and
others, Pattenfert—Mr*. . Welsh and child,
Messrs Mush, Do Cotters, Malegnon. and others
Schr ESaa Mussey, Bafaden, Bermuda li ds,
with coffee, and stoneballast, to R Bichatd«on.
Paucngert—Mr. Richardson, 2 sisters, and Mr.
Tucker
Sloop Rosetta, Hathaway, Darien 4 days—
brick—to the master.
Brig Maryland, Geoghegan, Baltjiaore
SchT Elvira, Crowell, Wilmington, (a c.)
Sch’r Enterprise, Delano, Charleston
Sch'r Milo. Beetle. Ncw-York
Stoop Roxana, Duane, Norfolk, (Va.)
The steam-boaf Charleston, Utley,left here this
morning at 9 o’clock, with passenger* for Chari*»
ton.
The acli’r Favorite, Farrin, arrived at Baltimore
on tlie 25th ult. in 5 day* from this port.
The sch’r* Lydia, Bldridgc; and Margarct-Ann,
Stratton, cleared at Philadelphia on the 25th ult
for this port v
the ship Jane, Drummond, cleared at Balti-
moie on the 36th ult for this port -
For Charleston
The line sl »op THAMES, captain Al
len, will sail in a day or two. For freight
passage apply On board, at Taylor's
wliari, or to ' JOHN LATHBOP ArCO.
dec 4 it-—239
Sugar and N. E. Rum,
In hogshead and barrefa, for sale by
George Gordon.
dec 3 x—-238
Newark Cider, Onions, fgc.
Landing from on onard tbe brig Levant, captain
Wood, anti in store, via:
14 bit best Newark Cider
ID do second quality do
3800 bunches Onions
50 bis superfine and fine Ftoor, for family use
Goshen and Boston Butter
30 ca-ks Cheese
S bhd* 4th proof Jamaica Rum
1 do 5:b do Spirits, forapothecarieiuae
10 qr casks Malaga Wine
3 half qr do do
, 7 hi* Brat quality Chmy Bom
Together with a general assortmentef Groceries,
" for private Eunilie*, boarding booses, be.
For for by T MUIH.
dec 4—fr 2S9
On Consignment,
And for sale by tbe.-ub enters, at low rates, for
cashur di.counted paper:
SO bags Gunpowder
10 hbgrheids Whiskey
15 barteb Cherry llounee
10 do Anniseed Cordial - • ' •
10 An Peppermint do
.400 Shear Moulds
iohbds Janaitat Rum i
10 do Sugar ‘ 1 ' ■ '
10 casks < f Shot, assorted
- r ...V^ v-taiso.
- fxnflMB Sbat
for early.
‘S' Cummin®.
Iheatre.
The Manager ha* the pleasure of ii4|K«Sfully
informing tbe public, that tbe NEW THEATRE
will open on -\~ i , . ,
This Evening, December % 1818,
With CHEKllWS COMEDY of the _
SOLDIER S DAUGHTER.
Governor Heartali
Frank Heartall - ■
Malfort, sen. • •
Majfort, jon.
Capt. Woodley -
Mr. Ferret ---
-J'him jiliy Quaint ■
Simon ....
William - - - -
John - - - -
Widow Qbeeriy
Mra. MaHbrt . -
Mrs. Fidget -
Susan r - -
Mrs. Towuly t -
- Mri. Fainkscr. '.
■ Mr- Yeung. ■
• Mr. Horton.
; Mr. FasiseLV.'
- Mr. (Huntmed.
- Mr.- Cfavke. *»
• fifK Daffim/t'- -
- Mr. Rais. — !
Mr. SMrsifla..
> Mr. bcMeiivtti.
- - Mrs. Vooug.
- "Sbs. rtrummond-
. - Mrs. Clarke. - :
'- Mrs.tlor.on.
Mr*. Faulkner.
The EFILODGE, to he spoken by Mr. YOUNG.
Previous to the Play, an OCCASIONAL AD
DRESS, (written by a gentleman of tbit h‘fy,) witi
be delivered by Mr. FINN --.-
. To which will be added, the FARCE of
RAISING THk Wtfrfls
-.fcte ipaHvo. •• f' •.
Mr, FettatL ’]-; ':-
-Mias Durable -. - -3- Sirsi Claris,
Peggy * - m
OCF Admitsion to the Boxes and Pit, ou uo- .!
*as— to the Gallery, nrn curts."
V The Door* to be opened hi half past 5, and
tbe performance-to commence at half past e
o’clock precisely.
Tickets and places for the Boxes; to he had at
the'box Office at tbe Theatre on days of perforni-
alien from 10 till 2 o’clock, and from S till 5; and
on non-play days from 10 till 2 o’clock.
Smoking in the Theatre cannot he. allowed.
Tickets ban be adopted on those nigbts only,
for which they are expressly sold— UJECXS
not transferable.
Oj* The public is respectfully informed, that,
Mr. U1LSON is engaged fo> afew nights, and will
make his first appearance on SATURDAY EVEN.
1NG, in.the characters of Robert Tpkt and Mp.
perkin,
dec 4— 238 vy
Grand Lodge. ~ ^
The members of 'the Grand t-odge nf Georgia,
and tbe diffeieiit Lodges under ita jurisdiction,
by their proper representatives, are summoned to
attend the grand quarterly comntnucation, Ibr tbe
election of Grand Officers,' ani.otlier business of
the Craft, on SATURDAY, thei6th of December
next, at 11 o’clock i. . • t
By order of the Bight VTortUpful Grand Matter
A. Hunter, grand sec’n/.
nov 18——225
FeUew-Citizens-r-I offer, myself
»» a candidate tor Receiver Of Tsx Return.-, and
if elected, will discharge the duties oft he office to
the best of my abilities. * ADAM COPE.
Fellow Citiziha of Chatham county,
1 1 offer’** a candidate at the ensomg election,
m January, for Receiver of Fax I£:turusi and
solicit your auffrages in my behalf. '
William Morel,
***-\T?% - ' i ■
iiTW e-raswST-
FALL and WINTER GOODS, i
By the shffia Oglethorpe, Pallor and .Ifary-Ann,
just arrival from Liverpool, the subvenbefs have
received xn ETTEAS/tg SUPP1.I of
DRY GOODS;
AUCTIONS.
On Tuesday next, the 8th inst.
TFjtit be sold bifore my store,
Comprising a complete asaortment of WWTm, 1 ' 0 c l°* U rids years’ in, potLIion,
ITorned, Cotton, linen and Silk. GOOES, which nr ,vrm
have been carefu'lv selected bv one of the firm— _ J Jf nrion d,lfi, , e BLAbKETS
and wilLbo-sold, by thc.^iecc or package, at * | 4t Tora«w^I be accommodaUng.and made known
Sale to ctmmencc at 11 o’clnk
paper. ANDREW LOW U CO.
sept 17 185 t 1
Plains, Blankets, §*c. fgc.
Thcriltcribat have received, by the Oglethorpe from
IJverfool, and levera! other hue arrival!,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PACKAGES
FALL and WINTER GOODS,*
Comprising a very general assortment of
Staple and Fahey Articles;
Which they offer for sale, at a moderate’ ad
vance, forcasn, cotton, or. approved paper, at the | 1
corner stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Gau-11, a
dry & Dupon. . O. KELSEY & GO. | l i
QCt 8 r.v 194 I«
do
do
db
,.v : ’ New Fall Goods.
The subscriber has received by the ship Ogle
thorpe,* large proportion of his FALL GOODS;
consisting of a ten general supply of
Woollens. Cottons,
.' Linens, silk and cotton Hosing,
Crockery ware. Glassware, Re.
Which he offers for sale on -accommodating j
term »- ' EUAS WALLEN
1 *ept3$-I«>
M. Herbert, auct’r.
dec 4——239 ' , ’
Will be sold at Auction *
On Thursday, tlie 10th December,
In front yf the tlore Immediately under the count
irrg.fotue of B. Richard,on U Co
The , entire invoice of a large and well ehnsen
assortment or BRITISH MANUFACTURED
GOODS, conrittinlg of the following articles:
28 hale* London duffil,Blankets
5 do rose do « • ‘
twilled point do
blue Plains »-
do mixed do
do white do
red Flannels
white do
blue and black superfine west of Eng.
and black rupetfine Casaimeres
stout low pricsd Ca^imeres, assorted
Received.
Per whip Cord, captain AteWjn,
Best-London PORTER, viv. -
20 cask* draft from Barclay’s brewery
00- do bottled, 7 uoxen each, from Hibbert'a
200, dp . do 7- do do do Aurtina
50 . do pale Ale in bottles. 7. dozen each
PAINTS, ground in oil, vizi v
White Lead, ICO.fcegs, 28 lbs each
Do « do 300 do 14, do do
Fine black 20 do 23 do do .
Do du 30 do 14 do do
Do olivegreen 50 do 23 dp do
Do bright do 15 do 14 do do
Do UrOMWickdo^ 15 TO'b* each
Do btqdit blue 30 do 14 do do
Linseed OIL, viz:
10 casks of 50 gallons each
50 jugs of Si do do
250 mats wine Bottles, 1 grace each
2 tons of 14 os. sheathing Copper
10 sheet* milled Lead - ,
390 casks Roman Cement >
For sale by B. RICHARDSON U CO.
nov 28 234
The subscribers
3 do
8 ’do
3 do
it
2 do
3 do
stout 6-4 Cloths, assorted colon
Carpeting and hearth Rugs
Bombaxetsi all black
•do assorted colors
R*ttinetat do do
raize
assorted patterns
IS do cottph. do-
t do women's white A’^onia Hose
J do worsted apd cotton pantaloon Drawee
1 do ailk Hose, and Gloves, and bobbin Law
1 do black late Yeils and Shau-ts -
4 chest of olive Thicksets
'1 do drab and slate elastic Bibs
3 trunks printed Quilting*
1 do white tnd colored farcy Riba
1-cheat fancy 7-8 Calicoes
2 do do du Nankeens
1 bate do . do S-rsnet*
8 brie* Chambraya, dark Hollands, ftirnitare and
twist Checks
1 case linen table Cloths
14 hlids boy’s and men’s wool Hat*
6 do do plated Hats, assort id colon
4 cases maid’s and children’s wool Booneti; as
sorted shapes and colon
4 do Fow ling-Pieces, single-and double barrel
5. do Henry’s calcined Mkgneria
Term* of sale, viz—sums of g500 and under,
cash; do over 5C0, and not exceeding glCOO, 60
days; doovet 1000, and not exceeding jtfiQOO, 99
days; do over 2000. and not excceditur g3i 00, 4
Have united their intertata in Savannah, for I months; do over S000, and not exceeding %4O0Q,
the purport of transacting .FACTORAGE and IJ months; and all sums over 24000, 6 months; in
COMMISSION BUSINESS,. under the firm of I approved endorsed paper— payment* to be swijf
Ponez & M’Kxnks; they tender their services to I before the delivery of the goods.
Merchant* and Planters, and will make advances, I Sate (• commence ar il o’clock.
snd render every facility in their power to those I Purchaser* to pay for packages at sterling cdat.
who may think proper to intrust them with their I QCj* The goods and patterns' msy he seen st
business. Their concern in Augusta will be con. I any Ume on application to
tintted as lieretofoic, um
lo Ponce,
ruera.
I offer as s candidate for Receiver of Tax Re
turns at tbe ensuing election . -
John Dillon.
dec 3 238
Scotch Goods,
HOW UBDISO FBOM SHlr 8CIESCC,
Fine tewed mu<<lin Robes
Do. boqk..mull.and combric Muriins
l)v. Ginghams, linen shd cotton Tlireads
Do. linen bed tick Oznabu'tg*
Do. Denies’and union Stripes'
Do. Pullicat to Masulepatam Handkerchiefs;
For sale by ELIAS WALLEN,
dec 4—239
Landing’
100 hhds Molvsses, suitable for retail
100 hags green Coffee
20 hbos 4th proof Jeuuica Bum
40 chests hyson Tea, latest importation
100 bis fresh Flour
100 half do do
For sale by P. STANTON,
dec 4r—:is — ■ 239 TaytoPo wharf.
For sale
A Negro Boy, aged about twenty-one, who ia
a good cook, first rate butcher, and good house
servant— he ia honest, sober snd. industrious with
ndispufable titles. GEOftGE CHRISTIE.'
dec 4 a* 232
Wanted to purchase
The whole or part of PEW in the old Presby
terian church. Inqure at this office.
decS 249
JUount Zion Institution.
The exercises of this ir.Etitlition, wilt he resum
ed on the 1st Monday in January, I8l9. The
irector, for reasons already hated to tbe public,
having declined the presidency of tlie University
of Georgia, will continoe to :wperintend and in
struct in the seminzry whit); has, for six years
past, existed and' flourished Under his care.
Miss Harriet Stcbbins who has recently taught
wiJh merited reputation in FoWeKon Academy,
will take Charge of the r«*ui mismrr -
Not more than thirty scholars will be under her
tuition Should applications be sufficiently nu
merous to demand or justify tbe measure, an
arurtant female teacher will be employed. To
both branche* of the female school, the rector
will devote daily attention snd instruction.—
Scholars will he Dithfully and systematically in
structed in all the literaiy; scientific and orna
mental parts 'of Education which arc taught in
the most reputable female seminaries in the Unit
ed States. Lessons in iscsie will be given by a
professor of this art*
Scholars will be received for a half year’s seiskrn.
Those under the tuition of. Min Stebbins, will
pay 16 dollars a teision.—Those under the tui
tion of an aaristant 12 dollars;—and for xesze,
ixbbozbxbt and rxisnso twenty.five. ,
Tss wain iwumn will be under tbe man-
agement and tuition of Mr .Gildersieove and the
rector. By tbem students will be instructed inall
tbe branches of English, Academic and CoUegiate
' ' . Tuition for Reading, Writing, and Eng-
rammar, Will be 12 dollars a session;—for
-apby, the use of tbe Globes and the Acade-
lassics, 16 dollars;—and foracbolars holding
regular ccQrge grade, twenty-fire.
Tbe institution n furnished with a respectable
Library;—and good board may be had for 150
dollars a year. ^
AU applications for admission, may be made
to John D. Beman, postmaster, at Mount 2!ioo,
who is appointed treasurer of the institution;—
the scholar, before he commence* bis studies;
wfil *rii« from him a certificate, that one session
haafken paid iu advaneo. J- 5
fJjthan S. S. Beman, reefer.
Mount Xion, Biaotock Connty,
■ rVmumherXi,1818 236
the firm of M'Keuxie I
D. PONCE
ALEX. M'KEKZIB.
-198
mi v 30——231
M, Herbert, auet’r.
, The subscriber
Having removed to the comer atorr^d the new
ht’ok buildings, on Bayand Jtffeisnn streets, has
just received by reernt.arrivals, and ia now open
ing an-extensive assortment of
irOOLLEPf, COTTOX, LUCEM AJ7D
SUK GOODS,
which — - - -
PUBLIC S.1LES.
City Marshal’s sales.
Qn Tuetday, the 5th day of January,
In front of the court.bouse, between the hours,
of ten a M. and two r. *r. will be sold tbe fot-
lowing Lots, if ibe respective rents are not paid
before that day.
Lot No ?, Franklin ward f 60 by 90 feet, bound-
are offered ^for sal* on :
n„v 10 — 2 ,9 ° r
■ .Raisins.
boxes M^telH > wp^orq^atity
Also lot NO 22, Warren waru, wy M ,
(bounded east bv wt No 31, aouth by Congress
I street, west by barren square, and north by St
I Julian street—re-entered for fot
rj onxes muscatel > ... . „„»•
Just Unded from on boarii slup Cotton-Plant ^ ^ N P ^! Warren ward,
Jpor sale by
Du'hamet &’ Auze.
-237 i
Charles C. Wright,
ENGRAVER,
' TOOK XEW-TORK,
four quarters ground
sixty by ninety
| feet, bounded chst by Habersham street, south by
Broughton street, west by lot No 38, and north
by a lane; re-entered for four quarters ground
rent, as the property of William Stephens
Also lot No M, Warren ward, sixty by ninety
feet, bounded east by lot No 37, south by'Brough
ton street, west by hit No 39, and north by a lane;
Wishes to inforin the inhabitant, of Savannah. | “SSTrf WitSl fCnl * “ ,bo
aodtheeountnri»^hhei»l,^« h,scommenc. P ^ f otAMy byninfty
hv^Mr ftfet ’ ^“"ried west by lot No ?3, south by South
tefftfrt heCiU give satisfaction'to^ore^o ^
please to favor him with their patronage. 1 Z S^. ren, •
03* Bank Note “Engraving executed with neat-1 i ft f ijlf ig F.DvIrf •
^ feetX^ded cult b- JeSrwtrert.
EKhange, merchant s Cards of Address, Visiting Hlfl , , trectf b} . f ot No , 5> ^ north bf * ■
nTd. Ail kind, or OopperpUte Printing done F ° UWi ***• M
at the shortest notice. * n..- ...
nov 14 |o—223 -
Miss Mercer HSTforttA ground renw ro t«m
Has the pleasure of informingthe ladies of Sa- ! property of Jam>s MinrfedoPf 8
vannah, that Hie has removed her sitoatmato Mrs I Also fot No 39. Elbert ward, sixty by ninetv
Duke’s, next door to Mra Demere. in the Presby- I f ee t, bounded east by lot No 40, tnbth fay Liberty
terian Church square, and cwn be accommodated street, west by lot No 38, and north by a lane; re-
with a room, where sb* will be happy to receive I entered for four quarters gsound rent, as the pro-
^er customer, and fnea^aiiA bring the new- perty of Benjsmin Sheftail g '
est fashion. froro New-York. she will be tfaankfu Also lot No 40. Elbert ward, aixfy by ninety
r„„ .11 ftvnr. - .he ranmmhn. tme • fcet, bounded ea.t by Jefferson street, south by
Liberty street, west by lot No 39, and north by a
lane; re-entered for four quarters ground rent;
J ijarain Sheftail
for all favors in the
nov 19——>rf*-
-226
€>■ Particular Notice.'
i the property of Brnja
twill bee
The subscribers having amicably settlejl all there I tZ'a'J'Zl,
favor conftrred upon Item mti^hne of ffim- j Also five ictelteNo 32, Spring IfiU; reenter-
^ WILUA>4a BAnTON. ed tor fourqiartera ground rent, as th? prtperQr
to,—VP*!"**-
r, -v- «fojjour^mtera ground rent, »the property of
Also lot No 13. Jackson ward, sixty by ninetv
of Jams Moax, late ofStMarvV dece^vive | fret, bounded eart by lot No 12. .noth by Hull
Notice.
Tlie subscribers baring qualified under tbe will
■aid estate, duly authenticated, within the^toe I re ’ en ‘fJ'ri ^ er S > ffrotfiritcnt, «* Uif
sisswj* •”* •■‘"'isz-diiS. n
unmeoiatcpayment. bounded.east by lot No 13, south by-Hull
street, west by lot No 15 and north by a lane; re
entered for four qnajtere ground rent.** tbe Pro
perty of Isaac Minis : .
Also lot No 15, Jackson ward, sixty by ninetv
feet, bounded east by lot No 14; south by Hull
street, west bv M-Comb street, and north by a
lane; re-entered for four quarters ground rent,r»
the property of laze Slims
Abo lot No 36, -Jackson ward, sixty by ubiety
feet, bounded.east by lot No 37, south by a fane,
west by Jot N<? 35, and north by Perry street; re
entered for three quarters ground rent, ss the pro
perty of J Sltaffer
sons indebted thereto to make
Ann Mark, )
Arch. Clark, Vrireeafora,
Wm. F. Kelly, j
Ipy Mr. Kelly is fully authorised to settle the
claima of tbe corcem,. -
Mary’s, Camden county, A Vo. 17—if—225. i
auction:
To-Morrow, 3 th instant,
im be told tm J. WoltMcdo wharf.
6 chests brass mounted tower -Muskets, steej | ^Abo lot No 2^ Brown ward, sixty by ninety
rimmera • feet, bounded east by Madison street, south by
2 do brown barrel FowBng-Piree* 1 Ho n atreet, wen by- lot No 23, and north by a
23 tierces English pale Ate • [lane; re-entered, for fire quarters ground rent, .ax
13 do best brawn stout pbrter [the property of George Gordon
30 kegs fine Mustard, 7a 8 lb each | Also lot No 23. Ptow.i ward, six tv bv ninetv
11 hlws men s,boy’s and youth’s coane English J feet, hounded east by lot No 2» s-uith by Hul)
Hats * j street, west by Jot No 24, and north by a lan^ re-
12 elegantbaU Lamps, brass mounted; with ceil- j entered for five quarters ground rent as theprr.-
ing shades ] nerty of George Gordon ’
Terms—for aU sum* under 200 deters, cash; I f. M. Stone, a. I*,
over 206, note* ax sixty.days; with approred en-I dec 1 ??9
doisen. *i. • 4 .. .
Sait U commence at ll.’clock v 1 ,' Blank BiUd of JSdle, \
gff I ?t" .1 ' Mr'MlMNMMfcflii,
