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Z THEATRE. ANNIVERSARY or ' DEFENCE of XEtr-ORLKA.VS. +4 To Morrow ETening, January 8, Will be prrv.-r.uM, . I>r..i a, m 3 »ct>, called die Battle of New- Orleans, Glorious Eighth of January. WXlTTSK *t WUXI AM DL5UAr, fcSti. * si.UStaCJLYS General Jacknon Mr, Young General Carroll Clark General C dlee Quin George Harkhaui Dalton Thomas Barklxiiu F.nn Rifleman Hyatt Sophia Mrs. Young Amelia Drummond ZXGL1SH. S*r Edward 1‘aiftcniMfli Mr. Mude Hot Von Fomel I Drummond. Fau-kner Seward Schinotli General Oibbi General Keene Major Timothy Tima Hobby ftai.'v* Seijcani Corporal is act midp A VIEW of Hie AMtHJCAN F.NTRP.NCH- MKrf[. The whole to conclude with a liENblt- AlIjivT'I le. 1STT.U TU LIUWA. The favorite National ioi.g ot the Star Spang- ltd Manner, by Mr. Niihou. A IIOUNPIPE, h>J Miss ClxItK. To which will hr added the Mu-ical Farce of the POOR SOLDIER■ Patrick Mr. N.cholf !n u luc.i chatarti r, he will .nrud-.e »l»c favor ite ln»h Air «»f * Cushumucuree,” ami * tJuii Co lumbia, or fie forth o/ Liberty ” Captain Mzroy Mr Drummond Father Luke J'.tKikmf Di rrrioiil Fenin U Darby D*1 «>'» bagatelle Q »»u N nit Mrs Waring Kal?|c Yf-nng (ffOn Sa*urday, the Comedy of the VON'DEIl, pr u It f. .a K ep« a Heart; with the Melo-Dra* Dm ut the i-ALLS ol CI-YirE. No postponement on account of Ute wca ther. •jry* A.Umasn n to the Boxes and Pit, ore dol Iah—to the CaUery, vxrrt ckxt*. | f | lojcscan hereafter be taken for the fol* lowing day's rcpiewnwiion. # # # Tlie Doors to be opened at half past 5, and the performance to commence at half past 6 o'clock precisely $$§ Smoking in tl»e lima* re cannot be allowed* Savan ink, January 7 5 Rye Whiskey. New-Ark Cider Landing Irom o • board die schooner G- acral Seett, captain Smith from Ncw-York, 10 hhd« ry* Whiskey *15* bis cl.) do *,13 blr Hew Ark Cider w in sto nr.. *' 8 qr casks first quality Malaga Wine 3 tutfd* do do do 20 bis N E knm 200 b;»gs white Flint Corn 3 bis -mouked Beef 1 d-> Bolougne Sausaire, Etc. &c. for sale by " .1. MUIR, jan 7-c-5 ItuHovh's range Just received—at private ale. 24 boxe* Mm low Glass. 12 h. . I 24 do do do 8 ov 1C 23 do do do 7 bv 0 6 boxes containing Ik canter. Tumblers, wine Glasses salt Sellers, pu .'ict Bottles. Mugs. 5cc 30 pieces cotton Fringes l be* containing silk, prtmcl! and morocco ladies* Shoes, from Paris. Pa >er llang- ing> Apply to A-HOWE. jan 7 a—-5 For sale. Oiv o f the must cmnu.e c, i .r^. sf and best fir.- IsheJ MM.ulcn D.vellu'C Houirs in Savannah. to Ige -.er with . very necessary .mt building an.l !«■>■ handsomely situated lots are now offered I -r sale, and imin diate |.u.,session ra t be had if li.ynire it bving 'he inienlinu of the owner to remote Irom thia cit. next fall. Inquire at this cilice, j ■ 7 3 founts a sit uation as an Overseer, A mjil who has been fif:e n }’• ars .t* » ac .»usi- ness, the greater part of tb- time plaji’ing rice; !i< understands * he culture « f erttnn ttf c Iv well; has no faipilv btit hims< If and wile; whiles t pi: two hands in the field on shares For informa tion respecting character or tbjiiit s. enquire of J r Cuylcr. esq. ISHAM ONaLES. ji.n 7- 5 Notice. The subscribers having- qualified undtr ti.e will of .laxis Mans, late of Si vla. v’s. deceased t notice to cteditors to render their elaons ajj..iast laid estate, duly* authenticated, witl.ui ttie time prescribed by law; and further request, all ner- spoi indebted thereto to make nn:n date payment. I Ann Murk, d Arch. Cl.-t'k, {. --.t seniors. Will, K. Kell'-. J C?Mr. Kelly is fully d to settle lIlf A-lairnA of the c<»< cc:n. diary's, Camikn touuitf, J\'o-v. 17—i.j-A—2 l 2.i f*^InffFiur Court—Chatham County Kram-tutr I >;i;si—Itl!S. j lipon reading the petition of Hilaries O. Sci-ie. [ en and John Scriven, executors of tlie .state of the late Chat les Odinipsells. praying for leave to sell an.1 dispose ot the real cstau—and (lie said petition for the said sales ttyotarinj; lair and sat isfactory l" this court—li .s ordered, that the said executors have leave to sell the real estate enume rated in their petition p:-ovi.!.d their application to this honorable court t..r tins purpose, be pub lished in any two of the papers of the city for at least nine months previous to the final leave to sell, notifying all pervous to appear ami approv. the order r t sale if they see fit. pursuant t i the act . of assent* sue I c-.se made and provided. Axiracr f -tm :he .M.nutc*. Jt>» T IIOU.KS, clerk. The following is the real est ; „e aiiuded in tfc. above order, to wit:— .V trac. of land near Saraunan, containing one hundred ami sixty-two acres. A tract called t :e Orphan House, in the county of Chatliam, containing four hundred and seventy acres. An Island i« the county aforesaid, called Jturn- sides, containing two hundred ned ftfiv-live acres. Three tracts of land in ' he county of Effingham, containing one thousand and eight hundred acres, more or less. A House and Lot in Urougl.ton steet, in the city of Savannah. John Screven, diaries O. Screven, $ "' ! ’ fC rs npr4 23-—c-rnc W ColltllOii CPi/Cicttf • A HALL wiil .Sc given at t.u Kxcli*;,,-e, '<:» rUIS EVENING, 7tl»i»i« ant. who have » »t paid the amount of the. r • ubscri^tiun, arr r q'lc^tcil to c-ill on the Trca»<ir^r au! pay ih< Hunk State if Georgia. Noth e— An Election w.il b.' In M I'o-Mor- row 4ii tfie meeting t.f the f* »:»rd. f»r i iVatehnum to ti.is Ha V, m the r/Orn ot J Paleu. resign, ed S»L\ty 3j doUari pe“ moi.th. Bord, witl> two goi*l and ‘iiilficiem sec*«mties* will b<* requirfd. Citmliclatea f*»r the abo/c Mppointment > ili ad ire*-, tfieir applications to the underaigued, nam ing tbvir securities. ICj rrdjr of the Hoard, Aiiti.nny Porter, cashier. jaw 7 «2 Company Orders. An Election is js«.rel>r ordered to be held at ihc F.ngine hoa-*e, Reynold’s square, To-Morrow, tlie 8th January, 1819, for an Et* ign of the 4*h Com pany, 6'Jth Battalion, 1 st Itcgiment, Cieorgia Mi litia, to !>e conducted under the prop-.r person** de»ignatcd by law. James M 4 Cliesh, cipt 4*A com. 60.-A bet. lut regt. Ga. Militia. jan 7 .-—26 J Attention—Georgia Hussars Appear r»n y»*ur parade ground To-Morrow af teruoon, the 8th inst. precisely dc’clock. ir undress, mounted, with swards only. Punctual at tendance is necessary. JHy order of the Caf-t iiu, I'KLOT, l*f Mergeant, jon 7 ? Battalion Orders. Hnvaunuh, January 4, 1819. An Flection is hereby ordered to t c held at the Market place, on Saturday, the 16th instant, for a Second Lieutenant in llie First Company, captain lPLyon, under the dir*ctioo ot two or more Jus ttce-, ar.d two Freeholders, or a majority of them Poll to be opened at 10 o'clock a. *. By order lieutenant colonel S. IVhite. HENRY J. VALLEAU, jan 5------3 adjutant ltf but lu hrtg Notice. Jit solved. That John Bolton, esq. chairman ot die commissioners of Health and Dry Culture be authorized to r*.ctive proi»«»s.»i?* for placing in a c. •nditmn fr*r dry culture the low land east of the city belonging to the heirs of the late general lames Jackson- Proposals be handed in to the chairman within twenty days f'om this date Extract f orn the mint, ies John L Roberts. sec'»y. die 3d 260 Tax Collector s Notice The subscriber •utorms .lit ciiizeua ot hadtam -ou.ity, that tic ;s u» w pr pared to rtceive tite state anti county taxes for 18i8, at his office, in Mark t-square The taxes must be paid in bill* receivable at he Hanks in tins city on <>r before the first day cf F.-bruary next; after which peri- o*l executions will be bstied against ail defaulters. Office hours from 10 to 2 o'clock Jam*\s Kp|)inger, c. c. c. dec 31 A 261 The greatest Natural Curiosity, now* ExuiBirrn i» a.uciuca. A LIVING ELEPHANT, To be seen in Jefferson-stieel, between the Georgia Hotel and the Market on Monday, 28tU December, 1313, and will continue here for two or three weeks. The Elephant is not only the largest ami most sagacious animal in the world, but from the peculiar manner in which it takes its food and drink of all kinds, with Its trunk, is ac knowledged to be the greatest natural curiosity t-ver offered to the public. The one now offered to the view of the public is a female. She will lie down and get up at command, anti will draw the cork from a bottle, and manage it in such a man ner as to drink its contents. She is eleven years old, and mea*«tres upwards of 18 feet from the end of her trunk to that of her tails 10 feet 6 inch e-i round the body; upuar'.s of 7 feet high, am! weigh-* more than 4,090 pounds. Those wishing U» gratify th^ircurioaitv, b\ seeing the wonder- *ul works of nature, had better avail ihemselve- >f this opportunity. Admittance. IFty cen.s—children half price.— lours of exhibition from 8 o’clock in the morning uniii sunset dec 24 —256 £? The members of the Savannah Female A-*. bun are requ-.s*c*i to cad on the sub- serber. and pay up th^-ir anneal *i.b?*criptions - The call f r punctuality is very urgent—there are lwentvlive children in *he as* t in., ami n* nresent means of support. F.LIZ V l'.tVNE, jan 2— 1 secretary. Valuable City Property. The Da lii.jg ./tic: • i' tiie >in.v-nuer, with three Lois fruti ing Dglethmpc square together with the Out Hud.Lags, including a fir.-j roof Kitchen fitted up with a complete cooking appa- ra' u*, w.'iici* cos* in England one huadreci pounds -tcrl'ng A J he rd ere !•. will be given on f.vo- • birds o ' the ->;vrci»a-*s in.>::“>• and twelve months crcd.it on r,e t iiir-d, ::.i : up-baser giving a;: prov ed security. Apply to U Hichahlsox, or tc. Joint Holton. jan 5 # sif — •> Not ice. All persons are 5-t -v!. . torwarred not to credit anv person on my arc<*ciu‘, as I ur] pay no debt* cf any person’s contracting except my own, Yl. H. Forsyth orA u 4 191 LAST NOTICE. A!* persons that have anv deuiauus against the estate of He; jamin Launder. I ite of White Blurt, deceased, wi»J nres-nt thtmfnr payment, wuhin **isty days, or'thev will be debarred after that date. * JOHN HAD FT, tiifminisr ator on suid estate. -rid- -253 Brought to Gaol, In Sarann.-.h, Dec. 20 !8l8. a i.tgro man who says his name is JHt\ and that he belongs to R«u- l>;n Wiufiey, of Golumbia c- uoty He is about twenty two years of age, and five feet nine inches high. He says he was born near Baltimore. H. M-Call, j o. c. dee C3—CJ4 Brought to Gaol, in Savannah, brccniber Uih, 'iLS. a n-tjrn man who says his nam is JEKliY. an.i t!iat hr belorgs to Thomas Collier, i.tar Dublin. Laur.rc. euunij: lie is about fifty years of sjfr. ant) fur e. et six inches high. He appears to have bee : am ng.’ the Indians, anti understands afeiv words of the Creek longue. II. McCall, g. c.c. dec 11 ‘,'4.5 Brought to Goal, In Pavr.it—ib. Sept 10, iel8, a nepro man who says ins neme is .-*»«, and that he belonos to Ab ner Jnunltt.. in the northwestern part i A. nrj... tie is abuii- tlnrty years of aj»c ar.d fiv„ f.., t — inches I; ffii He has a smiling countenance and tells an ei|t|ivoca; tale; the {pith of which is doubt- II. M'CALL, o cc tx-t 23- -03 Shoes. JUST UFCtnriiBT BllJOS ELIZA Afcli ALMi A A, OXE HU.YDUEO (3 TUI MTV PACKAGES SHOES AND BOOTS* tv ani.tTio.v to a LA in. E AS.O KIM EXT. AH for sale by SAMUF.L EVANS. ft, A-it ore, us of the exchange, d-C 5 C-l thwn the I,lu f ,\folasses and drijfee. 15 h •gs’.etd- retailing 4 ; J b .g-* pnnie g een G«ff c Just rtceivcd and for >ale by David ilill 8c Co. Just Landing, Fvom itep Horvu-d fro 1 Liverpool and jer tc.lt or, acco ni moduli -g terms 50 tons Sweeti< Iron, assorted sizes 5v tans canna! Coal 30 crates of stone Ware 100 cju*ko of-be«t London Brown Stout D B S. 2b0 hampers of txcttlenl Potatoes. Apidy to Nicholas 6c Nett’ dec 31 — b—261 Landing, and in store, 1 2 hogshead* N Rum 20 barrels Nevark Cider 20 do- double Ale 24 do prime Fork 12 half barrels' Fly market Reef 300 bags Liverpool ground Salt 40U) bushels do do do on board ship Luciy-Gallahn- will be cold low »f taken from on board immediately Apply to CA-vRLES COTTON, dec &1 261 Clothing Warehouse. The subscriber has connected with his present establishment, the making of cudlies to measure; he has engaged a competant person recently ar rived from England, to take charge of this de partment; and solicits a continuance of public patronage. Fvery article of male apparel will be made in the neatest manner and nev.est style- punctuality wLl be rigidly observed. OK JUKI*, A handsome assortment ot Cloths, Cassisneres and Vestings. ALSO A good assortment of fashionable CIcthing, such as Slip, dress Coats Do hurtouts Do blue cloth and plaid Cla&ta Do Pantaloons and V es With a great variety of articles in the above line. {^Wanted a first rate TAILOR. J. Geor2«f ? dec 3i 261 On the bny James Varruthers Has imports, by the ship zpieuce, capt Curriej from Greenock, A GK.HXHAL ASSOHTMKXT OF COTTOjS ,uYl) LJjVjYEjV GOODS, Consisting of Mu*hn», c?ii*w6, Sewed Robes, Der rie.s’ Union Stripes, Puilicai fia^dkerchiel’s, Cot ton Shining, Checks, kc.; Russia Sheeting, Fla- tiUas. (Jznaburgs and cotton Bagging A LSD, Porter, Ale and Beer; Herrings and Ling F»sh; Barley and split Peas; While Lead ground in oil; crown window Glass. Which will be sold iow and on a liberal credit for good notes; payable either here or in Augusta, n«v z6- —232 Charles Cotton OFFEUS FOU SALE Champaigne and Claret Wine, of superior quality Hlids 4th proof Jamaica Rum Do 3d proof Windward Island Do Cognac Hraudy Do Holland Gin 2 quarter ca>k-iTencriff Wine 2 do do Malaga do 4 bis Cherry Rum 3 do do Brandy 10 do Cordial, assorted Loaf and lump Sugar 2 chest Bohea 1 ea 4 doz extra gilt fancy Chairs 2 do sattin wood do do 2 d»> do bamboo do 12 casks Stone Ware nrv .7 —1.35 Sugar, Gin, #c. 8 hhds prime muscovado Sugar 10 do noitheru Gin 17 barrels Philadelphia Whiskey xj do N.E. Ruin For sale by >1. Pettingil!, aug 20——173 Market-square. Cloths, Cassimems and silk Velvets, Deceived oy the ship Ci.ru, from Loi.don, of a superior quality, for sale by Elias Wallen. :r '3—.>-9 ALMANAC 8 FOR 1819, By tiie j.;r.,s ,.ozen or sinjrle. For sale by S. C. U J. SCHENK, elec 9 -rf 243 Dr. Berthelot Informs the public and country merchants, that he has received, Sy the last arrivals, the following articles in his line, which he warrants iff the best quality, and wiil soil at a reasonable pr.ee—Vjz; Folhcul Sena Rhubarb Hippo l lrx Manna Common do Camphor Red and yellow Bark Centrum Root CannnQmdc Flowers Sugar of Lead Toalii Brushes, assorted Charcoal tor do Licorice do refined * Cochineal Cloves Nutmegs Opium Jesuit Drops Macasrur Oil Columbia do Cologne Water Pomatum Lee's Lond Pdb Windham’s do ChettelhaiQ Salts Magnesia Wafers, assorted English Wir.dsor Soap Li SaBc in boxes Rs-ciic.e V’aN Ca«?'.a, Q ius-ia tlo Spirits liar >h* rn Sps iuTtirptnline in bottles ViAiSvcd Ba! am Cop;vr' Hailvck'z American Castor Od West India do, . Ra!*a:n I’c ! a Gum B* *>ju:n Glas- Kn uiels, assorted Spir ts Turpentine by tlie gallon Linseed D;1 ’ do nler Speno Oil With an as-on mmt oi Faints Brushes and pa tent M'.dicmcs cf dhiereut kinds ALSO A sovereign remedy, .orented by the doctor, for the cure f that tiiost^dpi'W tive disease, the veneTta* -which be^*<» -^pcrirnent^lly ptov^d to nave had Jit* m-isl happy and safe effects in producing a rad.cal -%nd lasting cure, dec 5 lt—240 MONTHLY NOTICES. The Receiver of Returns uf TnjcabU Pro perty of Camden eour.ty Notice to Absentees, TU»t the fallowing Laiuls have been charged in default for the . c.-eut pur 1$18, via? John Vortetius 4 26 acres of Und, lying and be ing in C. mden cou ay, cm il.e Great iatilla river Vht estate of 1 oumaj Simbnck, 20 A) ac:ts of un i, lying and bei..g in Lai^tieii county Daniel M’XcitI, I3U|0 acres of land, lyins; and be.ng in Camden county The Ittirs ef Wilham Middleton, 5575 acres of lain! l)iiu r and being m Cu«».lcn coui.ty The heirs of Wilium fchhutt, 52UU acres of land, l>»ag d bfcitvg m Camden county, on the Great ' a river 1 • ugh Rose, 1400 acres of laud, lying-amd being in Camden county on the Great Satdla river Tlu heirs of Lyi.clt. 5500 acre* of kind, lying and being in Camden county, on Cumberland isl and WiLLIS LANG, k t a de/Tert:#, JVot> 3. 1818—\*l— 2JJ AVCYKhWS. Notice. Nine months from ibis date, l shall apply to tlie honorable the justices of the inferior court of Chatham coon.y, for leave to sell two hundred two and a half acres of Land, in the ‘25'h district of Wilkinson, No. 169. (now Twi-g’s county,) for the benefit o( the minor, ho drew it Moses Sheftall, guardian. rr.ay a -o> 129 Notice. Nine month* alter the date hereof, appli ed ion will be made to the Inferior court o> Chatham county, for leave to sell all that tract of ian » called pine in Chatham county, containing about 840 acres, bound ed south east by estate William &lliou’s land, southwest b\ Ogechee river, north west by G. \V. M'Allister’s Und, and north east by lands ot Hu^h Rose, being part of the real estate of Ralph R. Elliott, deceased, and sold to make a division among the heirs of the estate* STEPHEN ELLIOTT may 7 107 surviving ex'or .idministrators’ notice. Nine months after date, application will be made to the justices of the inferior court of Chatham county, for leave to sell the following property:—one tract of Land, in Chatham county, about seven miles from Savannah, l.ir.g and being in the district of White Bluff, containing seven hund red and fifty acres, more or less; two lots, with the improvements thereon, in the vil lage of Vernonburgh, and one five acre lot, two miles Irom the city of Savannah; being the real estate of cuptain Thomas Rice, late of Savannah, deceased—to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said deceased. EbenoZer S. llces, ) „ , , Thomas W. Rice, 5 dm or may 14 0} 113 Nitice. Nine months after date application will be made to the honorable the Justices of the Interior Court of Chutham county, for leave to sell one undivided fourth pert of ail that piece or parcel of ground, situate, lying and being, in ihe city of Savannah, in New Leeds, Oglethorpe ward, containing fifiy- two and a half feet front on West Broad street, and one hundred and eighty feet deep more or less; part of the estate of L. Lope, deceased; being, the property of JVliss Mary Gardner, a minor Adam Cope, guardian. may 15 — jo 114 Notice. Nine months after date, application will be made to the honorable the Justices of the Inferior court of Chatham county, for leave to sell the real es tate of Mr*. Mary Flyming, dec'd, for tlie bene fit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. Wm. H. Greene, adm'or. Savanmh, itine 12. 1818—-§o L39 ' ~Notice. All persons indebted to the estate of William Thomas t(arris, deceased, late of M-Intosh coun ty, are desired to make immediate payment; and those having claims t<i present them for payment, properly attested, previous to the 1st of Septem ber next. Benjamin Baker, J William Dunham y M ( Intoah courtly, June 22,1818——148 Notice. Nine months after date application will be made to the honorable the judges of the inferior court tor the county of Effingham, for leave to sett twenty live acres of land, laying on the Au gusta road, joining Stirk's land, belonging to the estate of the late George G. Nowlan, deceased, being a balance left of one hundrcu acres former ly sold by George Nowlan—for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. David GugeR ex'or. nov 5 222 Notice. All persons hkving demands against the estate of Charles Stewart, late of the district of White Bluff, deceastd. will present them to the subscri ber whlnn the tore prescribed bv law; and those ndcbte^ will make immediate payment to Christian Lumpe* arfm*or. -with the will aunexed. dec 17 fL 250 PUBLIC SALES. Will be Rented On tilt* 2.jt! d.iv td January, Between the hoii»*s of 11 «>*d 2 o’clock, to the highest bidder, the LAND < f the estate of David Reefer, dec on White bluff* f«r the term of one WILLIAM DAVIES,/ , CEO li. HE1-LEU, J *^ ecvtai ‘- jan * - 5 Sheriff’s sale. Or, the f"»t Tuesday in February next, Will be sold ut the court-house in trie city of Sa vannah. between the usual hours of ten and three o'clock. The f.dloing three Lots and improvement?, Carpenter's row. known by t e numbers No 11, 12 and 13. fifty-fi- *- feet front, and one hundred and fifty feet deep; levied on as the property of CIn-istopher Frederick Triebner, deceased, to sa tisfy a judgment in favor of Jglin Wisenbaker, administrator H. Huscn. George L. Cope, s. c. c. j an o 1 Escheatin'"’s sales. On the first Tuesday in May next, Will be sold at the co^rt-house, in the city oi Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock. All that one half p?rt of a Lot, in the cit}' of Savannah, known by n **nber six, Third ty thing, Anson ward, containing sixty fee* in front on South Broad-street, and forly-fire feet on Aber- corn-street; whioJi lately in the Superior court ttfiathatr. county was found to htlong to James Po»-t, an alien, who died intestate without heiis, and v. as declared subject t»j escheaL Samuel M .Bontl, oct 10-*-li»5 Esyncator Chatham epunty Tv-MoitoW, fcth lost Will bp sold nr Pur Store. Aoinvvt^e of fresh imported DRY GC*Ot>5, ^Cc> ^OxsiTiira or 2 bales 6-1 and 10-4 iu*e bUnketa 3 do 5-4 and ? 4blue, biackand brown Cloths 5 ca^t-s fancy Calicoes I do cotton Handler I dobroSrn Linen* Bed T»ckmg Black ami coh^id silk Handkvrclnet'5 Cotton Balls Lace shirt Buttons A el vet and saTsnel Uibbona Linen (iampric Black luce Htr.dkcichieft White silk blockings Black cotton do » 1 Case military Sword* with hras* scabbards Terms cash. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Williford & iLtker, auct'rs:■ Ou Monday next, tlie 1 ith iust. B\li be sold before my store* Pipes genuine Cognac Rnpniy, warranted pure and 4th proof Pipes gtpuiae Holland Gin Muscovado Sugar m barrets Cheat young hy soti Tcft Butter in ^egs Bundles prime Ray A quantity of wool Rats Cottoif Bagging Cordials in boxia Crates well assorted Crockerv An Invoice of-Hat'dwat-iei; imported from England—the original pack;' fiT* are now opening, and will be positively sold iii lots: consisting of tl.e m.*st useful articles Per- *on* wishing to put chase at the sale are invited td call and examine the same previous to the di»y of sale. The invoice consists ot Pad-Locks, single and double bolted Plate Locks, Irom 6 to 12 inches Wrought Iron, lea Uelilts from 4 qts to 3 galls. SauspMis with and without covers, from 1 pint to 4r gallons Japannea Curry Ttttania tea and table Spoons Beach Vices, cooper’s Lorn passed Shut Punches amt tap Bonrers, assorted Saw Sets, turn Screws and hand Vice* Brass travelling Irk Stands llrp-.vn Japan;ii(i Spjttoons Brass and copper Scale* A Beirr.s, complete, and Many ether a: tides loo numerous ' o enumerate. S>de to commence at 11 o'clock James Ijupter, auci'r, jan 7 5 Oo Weducsday, Jauiiaiy 20, If ill he sold b •fore my store, (If not previously disposed of at private sale that <L> ) . ' A Eilu of Bricks, Contniniiig lrorti one luir.urto to oi.e Imndre4 am! ten 'liuusilid, aa they non lav on Tiger Isl and, about two miles b low Thunderbolt—irhene the brick are to be seen—to be ta^en away in the ci urse of one month. Cash to he paid before delivery. This sale is made to cU> S i a coi ctrn. Sul& tu eaneiineri ut II v c'-. rh, M. Herbert, auet’r. jan 4 2 Valuable Lunds for sale, - On tKefrst Tuesday in Etb’tiary next, . Will be sold at the c.mrt houie, in »hfe city of vanmyh,.between the hours of 11 and 1 o’ch Cf As VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND As any in this state, situated within a fewmilttf of Darien, bounded by Lewis’ Creek and S*c? Alatamaha river, containing 1190 acres calculaSil for the culture of rice, cotton or sugar. ALSO, A House and Lot at iiaisder.’s Bluff; a healthy” residence near the land. The above property will positivly be sold on that day, unless previ ously disposed of at private sab , of which pur chasers are assured. M. HERBERT, auc*' , i'. dec 26 re 257 Administrator’s sale. On the. first Tuesday of Echvunry next. Will be sold in front of the cdurLhpiibf, betwifee# the usual hour*, A Negro Wench, DorLa, belonging to the es tate of John B. Mars, deceased: by order of th£ honorable the court of ordinary for Chatb*n4 county. A. HOWE, adn'or. dec 14——t 246 Administrator’s sales; On the fret Tuesday in February next, Will he sold before the court-house, in bavannaiia Cine tract of Land, containing two hundred tw« and a half acres;, tying in the fifteenth dittriet <J Baldwin county — being part of the real estate of Benjamin Haynes, deceased; and sold for the be- nefi; of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. John ti. Butler, adm’ar. 1 Mary S. Raynes, adin'rx. dec 14 247 Administrator's sales. On the first Tuesday in February next; Will be sold at Balhesda (commonly raffed tlu,f Old Orphan-house) by ptWnresion <»f the co^n : of ordinary of Chatham county, fcct.veen tlj? ln.urs of 11 and 12 o'clock, 1 negro man Brutu^, and 1 negro woman Mary. Lik* vise at same time and place*, 1 Horse, Chair aiidf undry arucJe* of household and kitchen Furniture, Lc.— oohl as the proper*v nf Joseph and Susannah Sper.cer, for the benefit o( tiie heir» und creditors of said estate. Co*. /- liohs, cash. DAVID L. ADAMS, tulnt'i Q^'All persons hr-vine chums or demands agajn;; i<i esi&tes are egrtin req'iested to bring then! forward without delay, as the subscriber wishej c»o*e the affnhs or' said estate. David K. Adam^. adm'v. City Marshal’s Sales. On : he first Ttieidcy in February vext. In front of thecourt-hou*e. between the hours cl 10 a. m. and 2 j* m. will be sold if.e following PROPERTY, If the taxes are nor p:n<l bef<- c Hist day: Lot, No 27, St Gaik now called OglethorpC' ward, 9 feet deep, 75 wide, bounded east fcy s lane south by Pine-street, west b , !o\ No 18, avui, norlh by lot No 4; levied on ns the property of George Woodruff*, to satisfy the city lax on Vaiil property for ttie years 1814 and Iffli— amount tax $2 10, and cost. Also wharf lot No 10 and buildings, New Frar.k lin ward, i00 feet wide and 150 tVtt deep, bound ed east by lot No 8, south by Bay sire _t. we. ♦ by West Bro^d street, and north by’ Savaum.:i r;vt r: ievUd on as the properly of Wm C Wa*,r«e. *.d '•uisfy his city tax for ti e year IBIS; amount tax §55 b7j cents and costs. Also a building* on lot No 4; Tower tything, Decker ward; levied ou as the propert* pf 3*li mus Gribbin, to satj-lyjiis city tai for the ycwi? l8lf; amount tax Jjl4 f*0 cts and c^tts Also lot No Ifi ar.d biuMiftgs, Itiyan strctH (Vamicraw) now c.ille#! Oglethorpe isrdi '23|* feel deep and 75 wirie. bounded east tjj* tb T ’5, ^oulb by Bryan street, wejtt by lot No if airffl north bv a lane; levied on ns thepropertj of Jojirt Heck, to satisfy his city tax for tne y ear ifilff; ‘ amount tax g4 11 eta and costs. F. Si; Stttacj fi; ft: <lec
