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IP be tnond ip thr dUrwtnad ttpniitn to the
tncuure, which »U rm«d« b» the people. The
directory of the Kentuckv branch tier*, firmlyop-
posed it, tod tendered (heir r- ngwtftoh*. if nrt
permitted to jrttoeeed with cedi p.irmcne.u the
other bnnk« end ebiaewa in general, imntf .weed the
Strongest disapprobation: nt L'.e name t.-me. «J»e
'branch of Ihe United Stales* batik. retno*> & ttery
pretest in reblion to her drnund*.a* h»»iej «.,•■
ed the wtapemion. ..The teriy* granted by that in.
sritu’inn for the liqtiSdation of a debt long due by
the Kentta-kr bank, are lihe-t1 and cannot pn-
<fue« a recurrence o f unjujtifiible a future
AVvucat/ R+p trier, 2d»’ «
SHIP NEWS. jft
POUT OF SAYAyMAff. iU£
Amur an.
Stoop Washington, Mwon. r>ahen, 4 days—
(ice and ballast—to R Ktditrdaon St Co.
Steam boat ChsHcaten. Ulfcy, from Charleston
Pcttcngttt—Mr and Mfl Philips, Of 'he lliea'r-i
Mrs Taylor, fen Rutledge, Dr. Jscks..n, Mr. t>li»».
V. S. nary, Mcsirs T»> nir, Holbiook.Thienbauh,
and Molyneaux. Saw two .hips, and a schooner,
off the bar claiming in.
Steam boat compaoy'a freighting boat! Nos 1
and 3, from Augusta—cutton and sundries—to W
if Joyner, Johnston St Hills, Scarbrough St M'Kin-
7>c. S U Parkman, Win Gaston, Cfianes Maurel,
*CampbrII St Gumming, Carnnchan 6t Mitcliel, Per
<ry St Wriglit Andrew Low u Co. Laroche u Wat
ton, M'Kenzie St Ponce, H It Gwatnmey, and S J.
geao*.
Bo^itf
V cum- . ^
Bf»ff Gen Jicksna, rurce, Providence
Sloop M'Dmoug.i, GUJding, Udlnmore *
Sloop Ataiama* Case, NorfuU*
Slvop Gen W^mrigton, Coates, Charleston
The »b»p Rising State*,Church, cleared at New
York on ine lOtn mat. for tuts port.
The schooner .Milo, Griswold, cleared at New-
York on Jilt 11th mst. lor this port.
Part of Charleston, December 18
Arr. brig* Miles standi -i». Carver, iUtiiiuore,
8 d*; Shepnerdeaa, Lines, New-York, 4 iU; aenrs
Tumid J, Fanning, N York, 4 da; Salem, aVi'Calus*
ter, i'lnuJelpina, 11 ds; superior, K.’ily, <!.>*ion f
13 ds; Dorcas Hawes, Clia«e, Hsrtiuri, (C mu)
8 ds Joseph * Watsun, Uimel. t&.len*.on, 6 days
1J fauui Ocrucoca, Union, N**u, itic'nn iud, 8
and
By
JVs.
The steam-boat Charleston, Utley, S.,vu*nuh,
▼ig Ueaufjrt, * days.
Cleared, ship Native, Drummond, Turks isUnd;
Spanish schr Gov Coppmgcr, Hurlbert 3i j\ugus
l.nej Miuopa Margaret, Nog*, do; Lottery* Hopson,
Newbcrn.
December 19.
Arr. brig Alonzo Booke, Norfolk, 5 davs, and
3 frpm the ca j* *•; sclir Regulator, M'llnenny,
Wilmington, 1 da); sloops Susan, U >gers v New
York, 5 days; Active, Skiumorc, New hero, 3
days.
Cleared, ship Portia, Si’.liu.an, Bordeaux; sc lira
Dodge Htaly, Tobcy, Bermuda; Mary, button,
Matanzas
Pori «/JVWp- York-, December 11.
Ait. ship Edward, Taber, Malaga, tO d»; brig
.Tames Munl .cli, Ihrilmg. 67 days irom Kin
Janeiro, (bound to Phiud bui put in on account
of the weather )
Hcbrs Charles Hayes, Thotll.iion, Washing*.* n.
Ads; Khz*, Wreka, Alexander, 10 d<; M iry-Ann,
Morris, irom Stonmglon, with produce, bound to
Savannah.
Below, 2 brigs and 2 schooner*.
Cleared, brig Morning Star, Alien, St Thomas;
icbr Italda K Judah, Thompson, Halifax.
The steam-boat Charleston
W'i'l at art for Cliarleatoa via Beaufort, TO-
AiOKHOn MOItyiNG, at 8 o’clock Por
passage, apply to captain Utley, onboa.nl. or to
V Hall <J’ lloyt.
flee 21—253
For Freight or Charter
The new ichooner BETSEY ft. ELI.
' ZA, Homes, master, burt!i<'n 601. ns, in
l complete order for sea. For terms ap-
Lply on board, at limiter’s wharf, or to
Ken & Butler.
dee 21 r 253
THEATRE.
Truth Might #/ Mr. HICSOWS mgcgrmrr.t
This Evening, December 21, 1818,
WUl b* performed. Shaker e^rr** Tmgedy o:
ELYG IFEJS’RY TVth.
Sir John Fabtaff, Mr, Hilson
King Henry, Mr. Clark
Prince John, of Lan- / M „ tcr CUA
Mr. Mode
Mr. Faiilkoer
Mr. Fennell
Mr. Q uo
Mr. Seward
Mr. Dalton
Mr. Finn
easier,
Iloi- pttr,
Karl of Worcester,
Sir Waller Blunt,
Bardoiph,
Gadshiil,
1st Cimrr,
Prince of Wales,
Plaint, Blankets, $c. ££c.
Zkitbcokiilnimnitss^f iS$Ogftihtifep-»m
Ijvcrfril, and ttverci t’hgr late arrival*
ONE HUNDRED AND PIFTT PACKAGES
FALL and WINTER GOODS;
Coropr.sing a ver-- jeneral assortment .'f
Staple and Fancy Articles;
Which t*-.ey oner for safe, at a mudtrate ad
•rtr.ee. for cash, cotttm, or appeojed paoyr. at the
comer s'and formerly occupied’af Messrs. Gau*
drs & Dupsn. "*C- KELbEV & CO.
cet 8 ry -194 ,
Earl of Westmoreland, Mr. Horton
Sir Richard Vernon, Mr. Drummond
Pools, Mr. Hyatt
Francis, Mr. Brou n
2d Carrier, Mr. Schouotti
lady Percy, Mrs. Young
Hostess, Mrs. Barrett
To which will be added, the FARCE-
of the
SPOIL’I) CHILD.
Little Pickle,
Old Pickle,
Tag,
Tftomas,
John,
\Y illiam,
Richard,
Miss Pickle.
Maria,
Susan,
Margery,
Mrs. Young
Mr. Faulkner
Mr. Dahon
Mr. Quin
Mr. Hyatt
.Mr. Seward
Ur. Schouotti
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Drummond
Mrs. Horton ‘
Mrs. Faulkner
(fy Admission to die Boxes and Pit, o.vr. boa-
us-ti the Gallery, ririt casts.
'Hie Doors to be opened at half past 5, and
the performance to commence at half past 6
o'clock precisely.
Tickets an<l places fur ihe Boxes, may be hid
(from ~i until 2 o’cloca) al Mr Harm's, oppo
site ttie Kxeliange, ui.ert the Box Otiice will be
kept tor die remainder ot the season-, and iu tie.
evening at the Theatre, as usual
Tickets can be admitted on those nights^ only
for which they are expressly sold—VHECKS
not triinsferoMe.
Smoking in the Theatre cannot be allowed.
Jtay» of Ttr/ifoluriee ihit week—Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
,ry No postpuneiurnt on account of the wea-
tber. ^
Sn r amah December 21 253
i UilVs Bridge.”
That valuable tstablishmenl on Ogechee river,
known ss ••//,«’» britlge,” together with tin
Houo s anil about 100 acres ol Land adjoii n-.g,
art offered for sale. Per-ons disportd to pu •
cha.n, will please hand in proposals previous to
the 15ih January next, to JOHN HUNTLR-
«ltc 21 ■ ' 53
Planters’ Bank.
On Friday mx lohr stmas day ) this Bank will
be shut, and pa; er falling due on that day mil-,
be taken up un the day previous.
J. Marshall, cashier.
dec 21 253
Bank of the State of Georgia,
Savainwi, l'J:n December, lrt;8
Notice — An election will be be! I on I h**rsda\
next, 24th instant, fur a Teller in this Bank in the
mom of Isaac Henry, resigned Applicants f«»r
the appointment will adartss the undersigned
naming iheir securities, who will severally be
bound in the sum of £15,000.
Anthony Porter, cashier.
0^ Bank v.*dl be closed on Friday, the 25th in
stant; therefore, a!l Bills or Notes fulling due on
that day must be taken up on the 24th
Offering day w ill be'on VVednesday, and Dis
count day on Thursday, 24th instant,
dec 21 m 2,'vl
For sale
The staunch hermophrotlife brig DA
-VID rOKTEU, 56 tons bur*hen, was built
■in Charleston. (s c ) in 1PJ4, **f live oak
ami cedar—1> wed found, and has be* n within a
few days caulked and slita-hi d; uf a light d-ntgl't
of water, and well calculated for the inland : nd
coasting trade. .If not sold be fort* Thursday next
she will on that day be sold at auction by Jair.-s
Hunter. For terms apply on board, at M K:nnt ’
wharf, or to RKA & UL'I LKK;
Who hare f r sale
24 coils bale Hope
3 pipes Bach’s Schiedam Gin
11 hhdsVh proof Jamaica Bum ‘
25 boxes M Kais ns
20 bartls superfine Philadelphia Flour
4‘> bags CofiVe
6 (jr casks Malaga Wine
10 q*. boxes best Spanish Cigars
Cordials in .barrel* and krgs
30 casks Cheese
Cotton Bagging and fancy Cluirs
dec 21—r—253
Corn
Fer vih- on board the -rlir , i, at tVayoe’j
wharf. Apply to capl Modrr. i., or to
Cnniooitan •Sf Mitcliel,
tiro 21 1 — 253
• Sugar, Coffee, Batter, §e.
100 bl- v.iy Mipvrfir ‘sugar
15000 lbs. i'ftme Coffee, in hh<!» h!<an .!bags
SO k<ga B liter
100(1 bushels Com, in bags
Vbilmlelphn Beer, tn b.-.-reU
Rile Rope. Rramly, * tut Nails
Bagging, Shear Mmilds. 8»c.
Bills on Philadelphia.
For axle by PERRY x >\ RIC5TT.
dee 31 253
Corn, in the ear,
For axle by
R .J* J. f!i;<crsh.in.
dee 21i— a 253
Report of the Trial
Of John Al. I’rumbml vs. I'liomas C.bbv-'s, for
a libel triad at the sittings in Ne.-Y ;r*—-’.-i.-ta.
Report of the trial ot C.iarles V Baldwin, tor
x libel, in publishing certain c-ixrgt s of tmuJ a:-.ii
swindGne in the management ot lotleric ■ in ttie
state of Xc«-York, containing the publication* in
relation to'tlm interesting subject: the evidence,
speeches of the council cn both sale*, anj the
■charge of C. D Col.lrn. mayor of eheci'v ot New
York, to the jliry Ti e trial comm, need on
Tuesday th» 10th November, and conn, ued until
F.-itUv triinu-f;, o’clock, w .m the jury returned
a verdict of—.hot gui! v.—75.
also,
A variety of New Way*—Fall* of the Clyde,
Jane Shore. Ilontv M on. King Henry 4th. ”r dr
of Abydo*. Rob IIIIV, Mr Gregor or Auld Lang
.Syne, atllamir* or the Fall »>f l unu
Blank Rooks and Stationary, an eat-r.stve as-
sortment Scitool Books. Ac Ur.
F0K»li' h y THOMAS LONGWORTII.
Jon ain’t tyuare, corner Ur^an-tlrvct.
itc 2; J* 2J3
Notice.
An election will he hel.l at the Presbyterian
Ciiurch on the fir>t Monday in January next, for
live TrU'tee* to Haul CIn::ch, for the enduing year.
I'iic poll will open at 11 o'clock, and close at 1
o'clock OLIVER ST URGES,
dec 21 ?5.t chairman bo ml trustees
First Chop Spanish Cigars,
In quarter boxes—lor z.alc at the SLr of the Ex-
chanje. d< c 2! - xf -253
~Hail~%~Hoyi
(n'KiUNE i» Wiixur)
Offer for sole
50 hhds prime leiailmg Molasses
20 pipes Holland Gin
10 hhds N B do
100 b irrels do do
20 hhd» N B Rum
5t> barrels do
30 dj cherry Brandy
l. 1 qr c.isks Malaga Wine
4 halfpipes IViKriff Wine
200 pacts prime cotton Bagging
20 tons Russia and Swedes Iron
6 do share Moulds
100 barrels Boston Mackerel, No 1, 2 and 3
20 do loaf and lum * Sugar
25 ca ks Goshen fl.'het»e
2 cases waggon Whips
3'JO reams wrappittg Paper
»J00 Gunny Bigs
.0 bsgshea y b’ .ck Pepper
20 do Jamaica P mento
40 lull'bairets t>uckwheat Flour
10 barrels Bust *n Beef. No 2
10 pair black smith’s Bellows
2 Gigs with plated Harness complete
dec I -l — 3
Saic-.Uill Cranks and Gudgeons.
A constant supply always on Hand, direct from
the manufactory, to be had of'
S. C. D-inning,
a'tg 8 168 .V,. 2, Commerci Uavr.
Salt—afoat.
13,000 bu>li<l* l.in;r|.'io; gr utid Salt, on board
ship lady-Galli-tiu -for aMc by
Cliariea Cotton.
dec IS 248
Charles Cotton
Off sun FO* «*M.
Cliampaigne and Claret Wine, ot superior
quality
llhd 1 * 4th proof Jamaica Rum
Do 3d proof Windward Island
Do Cognac Brandy
D» Holland Gin
2 quarter ca k* Teneriff Wine ■* -
2 do do Malaga do
4 bis Cherry Rum
3 do do ♦•Brandy
10 do Cordial, assorted
Loaf and lump Sugar
2 chest Bobea l ea
4 doz extra gilt fancy Chair*
2 do sattin wood do do
2 do do bamboo do
12 casks Stone Ware
nov *'7—235
Sugar, Gin, igc.
8 hhds prime muscovado Sugar
10 do northern Gin
17 barrels Philadelphia Whiskey
3<J do N. E. Hum For sale by
M. rettingill,
aug 20 173 Marketsquare.
Fresh Hoots and Shoes.
JEST nSCElVED, hi TUF. BRIO ALMIRA,
THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
PAVk'A-ES
or
BOOTS and SHOr S,
Stl.ctcd pu"iicuUplv Jar the Up-Ctuntrtf mat id.
SAMUEL EVANS,
red store, doivn the Bluff, east of the Etching.
oct 13 —U* 6
Cloths, Cassinieres and silk Velvets,
jcuvrd oy Uie ^hip C«;ra, from Ltii.u.m, ol a
superior quality, for ale by
Elias V»’?i!!;:».
nor 23—229
Fresh Shoes.
The wtdjfcribt’s txg i»a»e to intorm tb< r friend-*
M the public that the) have takeo tiie .*>f»: I for
merly occupied bv B. S. Kctnpn*n: >* h *-e t'.ey
Her for bile a gererat aMM-rtmctit '•!’ !••*am!
gent1‘-men*ft^ SHOES :nd HOOTS, r*l tin first
quality and newest fa? hions; ami w*ll uiJeavpr,
t»y their unremitted exertions, to give general sa
tisfaction to llieir custf iueiK.
‘JVmciov & Bc»ntt.
;t 20 201
Ml to (s Druicn in One Day!
Maryland State Lottery,
Containing only 1350 Ticket*, will positively
draw momb after next (Ftbrtiarv)
TRF. CAWfAL rant* OF
20.(100 DOLLARS!
10.000 DOLLARS!
5 000 DGI.I.ARS!
5.000 DOLLARS!
5,0 O HOLLARS!
5.0 0 DOLLARS!
5.000 liOIAARS!
J.OoO DOLLARS!
5 00J DOLLARS'
5.(OC 5IOLL.AR5!
Twenty of 1.0U0. See.
vo sTAiio.vAxr Hurt—A!! being Floating,
And : ^D.e iu c-*!i. -jtc* -.o a uocount ot 15
' per only.
The -whole. Lottery w he drswn IN' ONE DAY,
under the kuperintendance ofllte (.'ommis^ioiicrr
appointed •'j the Governor ,nd t.ouncd.
THE DRAWING wot positively take place in
February next.'
CT Whole Tickets 103 dollars, halves 50 drl
I*r*. quartets 25 dollar*, fir sale in a variety ,
numbers at C H. HAYDEN’S
Lottery ami E rrbumge office, Savannah.
The numtjer of Tickets htmg very litmf d
but few were sent to this office. Per»ons who
wish to obtain a fortune irt one day will do well
to apply soon, ami it will be recollected that al:
prizes sold at This office are paid as Sr,on as drawn
Order, lor '(.rkeis or Share, tiro-n a distance will
bd* tunctoslly-attended to.
dec 18 at| 251
Notice.
The f rm of C. H. Hatokn & Co. was this day
dissolved bv mutual consent. Those having an>
claims, ami those indebted, arc requested to call
on C H. Havukn, who is fully authorized toclo»e
said concern I he business ia future will be con
tinued by C. H Hayden.
C. H. Hayden-
Joseph Lee.
dec 1J *t 2"1
Kfetrr
AUCTIONS.
Tu-Mortow, the 8*d instant,
TY.U U told on MKlnnFc vftrarf,
65 ’tiupsheada prime Trinidad MOLASSES, in
iron bound hhds
10 raafci CLARET WINE
Terma— all sums kinder 200 dollars, caahe over,
approved imlorted notes at sixty day*
Alto for account of at! eoncrrnn/.
Threr gig Bodies, Wheels and llrrness.
Terms, cash.
Sait to canarence at 11 o'cloet.
M. Herbert, auct'r.
Sec 51 549
Castings.
An Invoice of Castings just imported, consisting of
FotS
Ovens
- Skillets
Moulds and
Money Cheats—For sale by
Andrew-Low ijf Co.
dec 10 1 244
Saddlery.
Aakoy Mohoax, next door to P. If. k T .Cra-
pon. Market--quart, has on hand, and will he re
ceiving a general assortment of SADDLERY, m*'-
nufactnred by M. W. Morgan, New-York, which
are offered wholesale or retsil at reduced prices,
nov 4 314
New Establishment.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
KILLAMlj It ILLS
Have just opened at the corner of Whitaktr’
street and the Bay. i. la-pe and elegant assortment
of Superfine Clothing, made in the best manner
and most fashionable style—containing Great
Coats, Plaid Gloalrs, Sur'.out and Walerloo Coats,
Dress Coats, Pantaloons, Waistcoats, D-avers,
fine Shirts, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery and
loves, and every article for a Full Dress,
nov 10 J 219
Auction and Commission Business,
IX MI LLEDnr.VfZ.LF..
The subscriber respectfully inform their friends
and the public in general, th.it they have com
menced the Auction and Commission Business,
in the lr»ti.«c nearly opposite the bookstore, on
Wajrne-street.
Business consigned to their care will receive
promt attention.
. John II. Wright & Co.
doc 18 251
Winter and Spring Goods.
In addition to the extensive importation by the
Georgia, Oglethorpe and Fallas, the subscribers
have received a Further supply by the brig Chat
ham from Liverpool; which makes their assort
ment of DRY GOODS more general and extensive
than at any former period, which will be sold at
a reduced advance.
Andrew Low Co.
dec 10 J 344
For sate,
A first rate gig a id s.udle Horse. For Ur
apply at Hotchkiss's Sables, or to
W. G. Swan
itc 2! w—553
Notice
The copartnership heretofore existing under
it firm of Harrd & Worrell. Chemists and Drug
gists was dissolved on the 14*ft tnst. by mutiui
consent. The business will in future be conduct-
led by Robert Worrell, jun. on his individual ac
count
re 19 25:
Notice.
The subscriber *.av ng lost the crunter halves
of three Bank N\>t s of «*nc hundred dollars each.
umee-ed 114, 13.5 an 17ft», letter A payable to
Jo: Gumming, orb a ir, • d daud, ihe two first,
Savannah. 11th Nto-. 1816. and the Utter 10th
F b 16:7, signed Wjn B. Bulloch, president, and
Bleazar Katl) • c^-hter. k!1 of the bank of the state
of Go. rgi«, hu-eby gives notice tiut he has depo
sited *hf left hand naive* thereof, with the cashier
uf raid bank, and that p^i merit will be applied
for after L»e expiration < f threr months.
W r . II. Flourmn*.
Easingc- % Dec. 14. 1616 —r.x 252*
Porter, Crockery and Paint.’
London Forttr, in casks of 7, 8 and 10 dozen
' /rates of Crocker) ware in fine order
3lack Paint in twenty-eight lb kegs
Will be* sold cheap by
Andrew Low & Co.
dec 10 ! 241
Received, at the Provision store,
V r^inia Oars and Com
Rus-ian T urnips
Xew-York corned Beef, first quality
Do stocked do
Few barrels superior Flour and Buckwheat
’tuxes very choice Raisins
l ea, Sugar, anAa variety of at tide* in that line.
David Votee.
dec 9 l]—-213
The Provision Store,
North of the Market square, is now open, and
the subscriber ready to furnish these who please
to favor him withcuftom with a variety of choice
articles in the above line.
David Votee.
nov 4 it 214
To all
*ng the
other in
af er M.
nuts bey n
lirx • 9-
Notice.
-sons thru r. . ; the habit "f obitruct-
es and Uue< with ha rre Is, boxes and
-i.U, tu y arc lieicby inform'd that
i *.*y next if the obtrtnictisn* conti-
u ill be mi mm ned before council.
r M Sf ine. c. m
Blank Indentures
For axle at tats o.Iicc.
Land for sale.
A Tract of Land, ci.ir.aining one hundred acres,
more or less, bounded east by lands of tlie estate
of JosUli Fox, west by the ts ate of Benjamin
Fox, north by land cf D F. Borquin, and south
by vacant land, eleven mile** from Savannah.
For further particulars inquire ot the printer,
dec 7 *t --41
Brought to Gaol,
In Savannah, December 11th, Id18, a negro
man who savs his name is JERKY, ami that he
belongs to Thomas Collier. * ear Dublin, Laurence
County: lie is about fifty years of age. and five
feet six incht* high. He appears to have been
amongst the Indians, and uriderstandsafew word?
of the Creek tongue.
FI. M‘Call, g. c. c.
dec 11 243
Brought to Goal,
In Savannah, Sept 10, 1818, a ne^ro man who
*avs his name is Bex, and thit he belongs to A!>*
»«*r Jourden, in the northwestern part of Geirgm
fe in about thirty years of age and five feet
inches h:gh. He has a smiling countenance and
tells an equivocal talc-, the troth of which is doubt
ed. II. M'CALL, c c c
oct 28 208
Just Received,
JJud for srnlc by the tubscribert,
20 puncheons Jamaica Hum, warranted three
years old, pure as imported
uiU punched s W 1 Hum
1 d nc gsheads N E Rum
20 barrels country Gin
2 pipes Ho Hand dd
10 barrels Whiskey
1 pipe L P Madeira SVine, Lecock
6 liaif pipes do
10 quarter casks do
3d do ‘ do Teneriff
2 l buses Newark Cider
50 barrels Mackerel, No 3
50 do manhaden Fish
JlO half barrels Salmon, prime quality
50 barrels fresh >
S(J fia<f ditto 5
iOO barrels piiot and ravy Oread
luO kcg3 Cracktra
100 boxes Raisins
50 do tallow ? Cin(] , M
20 do sperm >
50 do } c roT ,
50 h-df do 5 S " P
20 baskets sweet 0:1
10 hhds W 1 Sugar
17 do M.das^s
29 biigs Pepper
French Fackles in bux»-s
20 barrels mess Pork
20 do prime do
15 do prime Beet
15 do No 2 do
10 half barrels Pickles
600 kegi White Lead, 14. 28 and 36 ibs
40 jugs buttled linseed Oil
100 bolts Russian Canvas
100 do ravens do
3d kegs split Peas
20 do Barky
ix sTnnr.
A large and general assortment of SHIP
CHANDLERY, consisting uf Anchors, Ca
bles, Cordage. Pitch, Tar, Rosin, &c &c
Nichols, Dobson Ck Hills,
dec 9 o;| 243
Valuable Property for sale.
A -.vtll settled PLANTATION, five mile, from
the city of Savannah, containing 66.5 acres, 320
>f which id now under the cultivation of cotton,
the growth of-which it is only necessary to exa
mine. to be satisfied of the fertility of the soil.—
The greater part of the planted land has been
cleared by the subscriber, within three years, and
there remains 2d0 acres still to be cleared of the
first quality hammock, the rest is of second qual
ity, the growth of which consists of oak, hickory
and pine; and has been kept in reserve for rails
and other plantation uses: the fences are in the
best order, so that the purchaser ot this fine ea»a*e
will have nothing to do in the ensuing reason but
to proceed to planting. On the premises are the
following improvenrw nt«, all built within three
years, of the best p tch pine and cypress materi
als, taken from the city market, and in complete
order:—A dwelling House, Kitchen, eight negro
t!ous<s of 2 tenements each with brick chimmes,
a large Barn, a Gin-house, with one horse impell
ing gin, and twenty foot-gins; a coach House and
Stables. The Land can very conveniently be di
vided into two or three tract*, which trill be done
if required.
About one hundred as prime country-born NE
GROES, in fimilie*. as ever were exhibited, will
rdso be sold with the Plantation; either wholly or
in three parts. The property can be seen at
any time, and posses*ion given as soon as the pre
sent crop is ginned out.
A- S. Bulloch.
novl0»i'"t —219
For safe
The Gar-’en. House* and Store, at the Sprirp-
IliilF, adjoining the city, just opposite that sprinj-
uoted for 'he s*‘(ttness and the abundance of the
water—there is about four acres of land in the
highest state of cultivation, wrh a collection of
the most rare trees, herbs, roots, &c. The houses
consist in a hall, three bed-rooms, a store and
lutehen under the same roof; pidg-eon, negro,
ch*:r and two fowl houses, and Ft.hie; and one
arhout-of English (frapes of more than a r- arter
ot an acre of g-rouJ; and also with or without sev
en rerroes, women, boys and girls; am.ng them
i* a good coi k. washer and ironer, and a good
chair driver, and the whole good gardiner*. t he
terms of payment for the garde n is one third cash,
the balance in six and twelve months credit by
giving bond with mortgage on the property, and
exsr. >-■ the slaves. For more particulars apply
1 rax Di-ro.v, or to
3. F. Lefebvre.
S. B. It would suit well for a brick yard, bar-
more than two acre, of brick clay,
oct 39 r« 313
On Tuesday, the 5th Jan. next.
ITill be * ud before the court, house, bttueen the usu
al ho tf~9,
A prime family of NEGROES, consoling of*
woman and ft nr children. '1 erm«, ca«h.
Al. Herbert, anct'r.
dec. 21 251
Cn Tuesday, 4th January next.
lYill be mid at .he Curl Haute in iltit ciiy,
(If nBl previously d spoaed of at private sale)
Garden Lot No. —, at Spring Hill, lately im
proved by Mr Leftbvre. 1 he Lot is iu fe^ sim-
pit, and contains about four acres; haJ a front on
the Augusta road uf one hundred and sixtr-oght
feet. On the premises is a comfortable I Fuelling
House and necessaiy Out Buildings, with a wvil
mprwsed. Garde*, stocked with a great variety of
excellent Fruit Tree*.
u*
Six likely Negroes, one of them a first rate
cook, washer and ironer.
Terms—for the negroes, cash; for the real es
tate, one third cash; balance, fi and 12 months.
Williford & Raker, aacl’rs.
dec 18 1 551
On the first Tuesday in January next,
mil be .old befor- tbc Court-Haute, in lhit city, be
tween the utuat hi. u rj.
Wharf Lot No. 6, at New-Debtford. the pro
perty ot the estate of J. I). Dickerson, deceased
and sold by order of Gilbert Hay,, esq adm’ur.
Terms, cash. .
M. Herbert, auct’r.
die 15 245
Administrator’s sale.
On the first .1 uesduy of Pcbiuary next,
Will be sold m trout of the court-house, between
the umiaI hours,
A Negro Wench, Duri>a, belonging to the es
tate of John If. Mai-s, deceased; by order ot the
honorable the court of ordinarv for t-’hathktn
Ct)Un, J’* A. hOWS. udm or.
dec 14 * 216 ;
Adminisirator’s sales.
On the first Tutsdtii ir. Fib un y next.
Will be sold at Ba'.hoda (commonly called the
Old Orphan Iioum) by permission of the court
ot ordinary of Chalnum comity,
1 negro man Brutus, and 1 negro woman Mary.
L:kc’Aise at same time and place, J
1 Horse, Cluur and sundry articles of household
and kitchen Furniture. &c.*-Sold as the property
ol Joseph and Susannah Spencer, for the ben* fit
. !* f irs and cmi *•«» of said estate. Conui-
turns, cash. l)A\lb E. ADAMS, utbm’r.
dj’AII pvrsonshatiug claim* or demands against
al estates .re again requested to bring them
forward wi hoot delay, as the subscriber wishes
to close the attain of said estate.
David E. Adams, adm’r.
dec 21 S53
Administrator’s sales.
On the Jirtt r !\ietduy tn Fcbntur, next,
Will be sold before the cuurt-huuse, in Savannah,
One tract of Land, containing twu hundred two
and a half acres, lying in the fifteenth district of
Baldwin county bring fart of the real estate of
Benjamin Haynes, deceased; and sold for the be
nefit of the htirs and debitors of said deceased.
John G. Duller, tidn'or.
Mary S. Kavnes, ddm'r.v.
dec H -.47
Planters’ Bank.
■ election w:i. benefit at Hie Bank on Mon
day, 5tlt Jamtat t i-exi, for thirteen Directors, on
he part of the Stockfiolders I lie puli will be
Opened at nine o'clock will be closed at two, will
• opened again at three,and will be finally rlosed
five o'clock. J. MARSHALL coa/uer.
dec 17 a50
' Planters’ Bank.
THIR1EENTH DIVIDEND.
A dividend of ,ix per cent, for the last six
months, has been declared this day. and will be
paid to stockholders on or after Thursday next.
i. Marshall, cashier.
dec 7—;l—241
Georgia Hotel.
The subscriber reapectful'y informs his friends
and the public that, he has resumed the control
oftiiis establishment, and hereafter it will he con
ducted by himself, in connection with Mr. David
Nesler. Their most unremitted efforts will he
given to keep up the reputation which it has al
ready acquired, and from their joint endeavors,
it may be expected that it vvi'l be inferior to none
in the city. Their table will be supplied with the
best the market affords, and their Liquors ol tlif
choicest kinds. The Stables attached to this
establishment will continue under Ihe direction
of Mr. Gill. DANIEL HOTCHKISS
N. B. Orders from tofirn and country for bar
rels, demijohns, Sec. of the best Liquors will be
promptly attended to, and the articles forward
ed without delay.
dec 10 J ‘2-14
Pilots
hit hot iyfd to act f.r tKe Bur n> dfiixter of Sauanrr f V
UIUXCH PILOTS.
Timmons J Cleary
W Royston .V B Sissor*
Andertnn I Denni*
Broughton tl Craii?
Smith r Not tegs
H B.kfr W Wall
T Bradley j.V Guard
CEttTIPICATX PILOTS,
. Si&son S H Timcion^
Dnwdy I Dale
Webster J Eiford
W White LFDL-.tr
Delano 5 Prigg«, jr.
Pitcher TW».t
Norton P S Pitcher
R G Landers |B Holies
By ortfar cf tint B>ard.
John G. Holcombe,
-247 ire Vy Com. of Pilot a f
de 14
One Hundred Dollars’ reward
Will b*: given for the dtscutcry to conviction,
of the villain or villain? who breke open lh' Mib-
icribers store lzrt nigh*, and STOLE thereFrcir 1 .
sixty-one dollars, amongst which is one of ten
dollars. Bank of Akxar.iirir; one ten dollars, Bank
•*f Penney Ivan a; one two dollar bill, Middleton
ttank; cod a number of on* and two dollar b.lls.
Bank **f North-Carolrna. much torn.
Nichols, Dobson $ llills.
»ec 19 252
' Notice.
All persona are hereby forwanwd not to credit
iry person on my account, as 1 will pay no debt*
f anv person’s contracting except my own.
M. B. Forsyth
cet I 1 191