About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1819)
"dHiifirhent, iteliCACj -of eip!rc*.io:r, 'and faithful pi inre« <1f nature and minntn. H!i> couipnaa- ti« m were lulcnrd'to with I he Tti>H eagre- alten l>4and excited the admiration and thanks of (lie multitude. The lessons which hiv comedies in culcated, were those of virtue and independence- To conclude—ahere ri fine mint and civilization exist in the highest degree, theatres sre the most liberal 1/encouraged. This art deem proof con clusive— that they produce a good effect opon •ociety. Entcrtsi'.mcnts of tins exalted charac ter, create in the aentitive mind an avenion to 'low pleasures, and (jive it a relish for rich intellectual enjojiiwnt: Iliry liberalize and eii- Tigbtcn the understanding—show man aa lie •often the human pais«ons— exhibit to us the imperfections of our nature-, and create us a love for virtue, and hatred to vice, lie who could witness the representation of the *‘Game»fer,” by D<ctoi Edaard Moore, without ‘ deriving moral instruction, must be incorrigible. mil nmnvx's benefit Takes place this evening; and we, hope this favorite son of humor will have a crowded an- ' dience. Mr. U. has chosen for his benefit the celebrated comedy of “.-the Stoops to Conqi and the after piece of “Killing no Murder’’ Mr. Uilson in Ap/m'le Hdvi, is, we believe inimitahl X Mr, Urovrn c possessed of specimens ot'mimickry and humor of a peculiar kind—with the songs land other piece-; announced they will form a fur d of amusement, and we invite a crowded audience, both lor his sake and their own. 4t» do iib do do do «th do 7,b do Uth do do dn cnssurirstjiis. The following definition, umlrr menlcpl heath, points out '.lie funiiaiiictilal parts of die Lssi-as- •ruias »;sTi;w or Kiici-atiov; the details cm only be Jc*« • prrsonai application and study, in a Veil O^'illiZCil school. J)rjiuiti f in oj the Lancastrian Hyticm. Tlic I*ancast nan system, in a mode rt leaching a school by ihe children themselves. It?* fu*;da> ^ncutul points arc these— 1st. *1 hat the aciioot he d.vidfd into tight cl.u>s- Cf. — each class t ■ learn as lollops : 1st ci.vss, the Alphabet [N J» It is advantage- nus tor this cta?s u» write in samJ.J 211 do. SylLbics, or word* ct r.vo lei «:s 2vd do. <lo three ieuers fV.ur ieticis hvc I iters., and read word* cf one se llable. two .syllables ami read words of two do. three syllables, and read booki, sueit a« t;»e 1\-'anient do four s\ babies and upwards, and the id .uning of' words; and read the litble, or other suitable books. ‘2d. That each class b-* \ ro» tied with a .1 1ur.itor % who ha* previously learnt what lie is required to l superintend. | 3d. Tint each class write on slates from dicta turn: the spelling lessons oi ti.e c.asi, uiidvr ll.i superintendence of a monitor. 4th. That each ct;ui> be separated into divisions of 6, 8 or 1C, real the tpohuig lessons of the class, and then spell the same »cssoits c.vcmpoiv, under the superintend*nee of a reading monitor. 5th, 1’bat the divisions of each class read the appropriate reading lea on>, tim er the superin tendance of a reading monitor. 6th. That the general tupirintendanc? of the jikaI'Ing monitors he cvnm.itud to a general monitor of reading 7tli. That the pupils in tach rule of arithme tic, constitute a class. 3I>. That each class be provided with a moni tor, who has prev:ouily ieui iit what he is required to superintend. 9:1*. That each class write on slate* from dic tation, sums and explanation of sums, in their pro per rule of arithmetic, under the superintendence ot a monitor. 10tl». That fas in spelling sr) in arithmetic, each class be separated into divisions of 6, 8, or 10; read the explanation* of auit.s it their proper rule, and then w ik similar suns exUmpoianc- ously, conjointly su.d oniividu..|,y Util. That every riiihi he qualified to write an .explanation ol’every • -u lie does, if required ton, K Gd’bfrt, SCI) inning. .1 }* ultnry, Johns ton Hill*, J 1* Williamson, and other*. Pas- Men#'r*, colonel J macs JuImV.on and family, (ieu Wooilrufi, esq. fam.iy aiiu streams and lady Houston and dauglrter. Left *U»p Halcyon, ready to suit. Sailed in company with *cIl- Hannah for tin* port. Dutch brig Anton. captain liable. Hr*nr*.*n. 75 days—is ith. an assorted cargo—:.o II lumbal:, con signee Schr Rebecca b. F.fiz&bith, Woods*oil!;, Ntw York 6 rlai *—*'» the nu«!"r Schooner Elizabeth. Liark, Ikifiiiun, (x c) 5 days—corn —to Robert K-ating, on board- btermi boat Cntexprise, from Augusta, wath pas- scngeis. Steam boat company*# boat No 1*2—with 5'yO bates cotton—to Captain Dkiimhou. Pole boat company's boat C-ou». Periw, from Au gusta—with 5 0 lutes cotion—to A G Semrre*.. Pole boat company’s boa' L*a<Iv of tht Lake, from Augusta—with 590 bales cotton —to Duller U Murrat, Wm fiaston Jos C'mining, Johnston & Hills, It Richardson fit Co. Tl:t*s. Gardner and John Latiirop !t Co. Boat Defiance, from Augusts, with 26) biles of cotton, to Wm Gaston, Dubumel & Auze, G Gor don, A G Sc mines, Campbell St Cunr.ung, and J. Guemn U. Co. CLF.AKKD, Sloop Rschrl fcc Rhoda, Ru^srll, Cliarleston. bloop Volant, M'Lean, Charleston. TilEATHR. K'U THE UE-NEl-ir Slli. BROUN. For Havre Tlie fine new orig OSCOOD, captain Barites, will meet with dispatch. For freight or passage, having good accom modations, apply to Sturges fc Burroughs. N»* 3 Commerce row. Landing* from sa l vessel, 25 m feet w hite pine Hoards ^ 50 bundles ll .v jan i9 f -15 For JV*rjiJolJc This Evening, January WHI be perform*], t/i* CO»MKDi of She Stoops to Conquer Sir Charles Marlow* * Young Marlow, Tony Lumpkin, Hajxlcastle, Hastings, Stingo, Tom, Diggoryv Roger, YVilliam, Mrs. Hardcastle, Miss Neville, Miss Hardcastle, Maid, Mr, Clark JPinn Brown Faulkner Drummond Fennell Seward Hyatt Quin Sc-hinotti Mrs, Clark. Druiumond Faulkner Jn the course of the Evening, the following SOJSTdS, by J\Ir. Brown. The Benevolent Jew, and John Hobhs, or a Wife to be Sold, A DANCE, by Mrs. Dbcmmoxd & Miss Cure. To -jihich vail be added, the Musical Farce of Killing no Murder. The schooner SUSANNAH, captain *ibb»j, to **ail in all thi« week. For ifre.ght or passage, having good accoitt m datum.?, apply on board, or to Douglass <J* Sorrel. jan 19 p 15 For Freight or Charter, _ TO AX I POUT IX FRANCK, The Trench ship LA HLLLR, captain III. iiamy, in complete order for a voyage, vi can be di*patched immediately. For terms plv t . I. MIMS, ja- 9 15 For Freight or Charter JL£pW&£1 The :•• *’• and fast sailing ship IIEBRUS, ptuia Hatris m cou.plete order for a vAvage — For term- a;- I. MIMS. Received. Fer b’ir Hero, from Fhi’adephia. Whole and lial! ba-rela riit.e t t.OUlt Peppt-rjitir.t C(jitl>i.\L, in barrels CUAKLES MAL'REL 10- 12tli- Tliat tlit ^eiK .-al supir.ntem of cy- plicrcrs, be .cuinunttsd lu a gi-ueml monitor of Aiithmeiic lo'li That all flidJren who can write will on . •Uii, b.- taught to write on paper, uniter the sti- penivl.-'ru!once - f compel! nt mouitora-ami lire di rection -if die p-cceptor. 14U> Thai the general routine of the school be coiiundtcd to .i monitor tfencrul, or outixa I Sill That tvciy child hdlow the relav direc tions of liis monitor; and taut oery tnoi.itnr obey his superior noli.tor, W’itli teal-0 of appeal to tiie 16th. That the preceptor lui atde to pnir.t out every material error commuted either in sprtlin^ reading, writing or antlimrlic and that tic do coirt-ct words w-r-ingly pronounced. 17:1a. And laatl) (it ia by fur of Die moat inipor- fa ice) tliatilic pneeptop cause ihe scholars o- « c t with (treat precision; that lie stimulate them to ex- erti-in, and raise their tninlatinu by every means not incon-iistrnl w-uli their liraidi or morals; f„, without these-, all tile rest is but a body, without un amniatinjt soul ’»<> conclude. Using- the words of the B ili»h and foreign /jiaicaotenun School S’>cir::j: — -it app-ars from advices r. c iivd, that sevvr.il schools hate been dhorganized, hy ihe h*3ty adoption ot alterations, or by- the introduction of schoolmas ters. who were but imperfcotly acquainted with the true spirit, or insuiiieir'itly pi aciised in the application uf the tauiciiste nan System, ft is an f it«blj Sl |iedfact, that no school can be preserved 'I “ proper S'a'.e of discipline, unless the matter is perfectly arquairtfd wall ilir system, and por- sesses a suffici.-m degree of energy and spirit to maintain “As is the leaner, so is tiie sdioot.” X. It The same Principles are appliul to teacli flramm ir, Geograpiiy, and nunv other branches .of knowledge. , Corn. For «.lc the CARGO of schooner Elizabeth, from ftaenlOH, (x e.) 2’,(jj bu*hels prime Ccrn-fur sale by I»a:ic Cohen. jan 19 m 15 Sir Walter M ilton, Mr. Faulkner Buskin, with the Song of Bar tie my FairBrown Jack YVilton, Fennell lApollo Belvi, Hilson Tap, Quin * Mrs. Watched Mrs. Horton Miss Nancy, Drummond 'Fanny, Waring TO-MORROW EVENING, the STUMPER, and the FALLS OF CLYDE, For the Benefit of Mr. FINN. CJ- TO-MORROW EVENING, the STRANGER, AND TUB FALLS of (SLYl)E, FOR TIIE liENEElT MR. FINN. (£j* No postponement on account of the wea ther. %• The Doors to b<* opened at half past 5, and the performance to commence at half past 6 o’clock precisely. (£/* Admission to the Boxes and Fit, oxk dol lar—to tiie G:.iiery, fifty cf.nts. f.f Mox<* c can hereafter he taken for the fol* wing day’s r« piesentanon. §§§ Smoking in the Theatre cam.ot be allowed Sttvannnh. January i9 15 Ji Lectu re o» TUX LJ.YeJSTHUX SYSTEM Herring. 100 box's Hern-., j,, s t received per schoonet litlvidcre. and for vale by M Herbert ’ i.ii 19 si 15 J.inseei Oil Vine casks Linseed O I just received nml for -ale by ItO’iBKT WOHUEI. jan 19—nr—15 Cotillion Society. A DALI> will r>t given ai the Exchange, on Thursday evtnmg '.ext, 2lsi instant, irm 18 H Shoes. 93 packages of Shoe.-, comprising a general as sortment, just received and for sale on good terms by GEORGE NEWIIALL, Second doir in Barruvd stue . couth title f th Marker. jm 19—1.1*—15 For Sule Tiie House at pre ent occupied by Mr. 1 Hart, neat- the Baptist Church. For terms apply to G. W. HEN ION. jan 19 l 15 COU.YTIir PRODUCE. ’ swi.v5.Aii— Casa raicxs ii:s n; S cts Jlicc, per 100 tbs. Coro, per bushel, •lotion, tea-isiand, pr lb Ditto, up-land, do. -flour, per barrel Tobacco, leal, per 100 Ib.' i 5 1 (10 59 a i’5 a 9 5-j a fy Cts. 6 At Augusta on the litli ii.st. cotton is quoted at So Cants; t.bacco 8 a 19 cis; llc-ur, new, *lo a 13. Married—On Thursday cveci:.g‘.si. by die rev. Mr. Huyd, Mr CuhIstiax rHimrs, ..t South Gandina, to Miss Asa M. 9 aciTits, ot EtSng- fiain County. PHUT OF ,v.: r.i.v.v.i K $&££ iaaivxn, Ship L’Aimable Euiatie. raptrin I e Sape, .’ta- re de Grace, 81 days—in ballast—to C klnurel — P iotenrert, Mc--*ra Ho:l eile, AlcrclianU and lady. ■ IJr.pTicro, P. a-y, Hliiljili i;,h;a. 5 days from the capes—to Perr ’ A NVria-i;, consigners—With urine, beer, sugar whiskry, f!-mr. I-Siiter. < ii Jiricks. soap, meicliaudisc, Ac.—’o Nicludas Sc \ Nr-f, AS Bulloch, Siurges A llurmughv. Mat.tvn . * Roper, Campbell & Cun ininj. W f Will an.-. Iy tf fnocr, J htocth'.ad. Jam.a luinp-r, J J'-'-.us For Sale. By virtue of a decree »n equity at Hit- term of Ja miary, between the divides of Chailes Oding- Stlls, and the executors of s;rd Odio -selb, v will in: sold. On the first Tuesday m February next At the Cv Urt-hou>c, of fnrwnxir, the following TRACTS tif L\ND: Three tracts in Ffhogliam county,consisting of two thousand acres; another tract in Chatham county, koo.inas the O.d Orphan House tract* containing f iur hundred and seventy acres; Iiurn- ide's Island, conr.Jtmjg two hundred and fifty scrt.% hammock land, with all the improvements, siiuu eil in sai l county of Ghat ham; a Lot in Br»ugl:ton*8lrect, c ty of Savanna!., with the Im provcmci.ts there mi. and one other tract in faid county, containing one hundred and sixty five I acres, contiguous to said city, subject to an in cumbrancc. T ats of itusaul iracls to be seen a* 'V fine if sale. A *muli Library of Rooks; five ’• a; of ‘Jattlc; twelve head of Sh<“cp; Gins, ami- other plantation Articles—prrt < f the persona! c tate of said C. OJingsclb, deceased. Terms of sale—for the land. «»• «• halt cash, the balance on a credit of turn year, with bonds and nrsorigrgeof the premises; cash for the tidier prop* r.j C O. berevm, > , . - > e.vov s. John bereven, 3 jan 19 ■■ ca—15 .to- T be Georgian ami Mtuet-in w ill publish the above daily until the day cf sale. Valuable Lands for sale. On t**c fn§t T tcsthjy in t\bnturj/ next. Will I- sold at the c aurl house, in the city of Sa- vuiuiah, between the hours of 11 and 1 o’clock. A.s VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND As any in this state, situated within a few miles of Darien, bounded^hv lewis' (Jre#k and the Ala»»maha river, containing 111W acres calculated for the culture ot rice, cotton or *ugar. AJLSO. A House and I*ot at Haisdcn's Rlufi; a hraltliy residence near the land The vb«ve property will podlivlv lu* sold on that day, unless previ ously disposed of :»t private sale, of which pur chaser# are us need M HKlUiEIlT, utciV. dec 26 re - 57 Attention—JLpublican Blues! You will appese, on you.* "arade gnaiod on Thursday, the UlA ins’, ut 9 o’clock, a, x in com- pi le u iform fora parade. 1'unctu l a teudaixe h capected. By onJ*r of atpi. c«.7*V»i, (<i-ur:;'-‘ A Ash, ¥■ s u. b. j,n 19 15 EDUCATION, Will he delivered in the GernLutiieran church, (co'uri-liowse square), on TUESDA Y NEXT, 19th inst at li o’clock, am. and the same will be repealed at half past 6 «>’clock, X. in order 'that an opportunity be afiorded to the citizens generally to a Wind, JAMES EIUVaRD, s. iv. x.. s. SCOTLAND ) Member of the cabinet of Sciences of Philadel phia. late principal oi the Lancastrian high >chool ofthulr.il), (1alum he re if.quxthed Joy ihe purport of iLJfutiug a knowledge of. the system through the S31tTh.ru Hates J and j.resident yf tiie Pennsylva nia a>8ociation of teachersi who under die patron age ot Joseph Lancasler, and of the British and Foreign school society, introduced the s)stem in to. Canada. Pennsylvania, &c. and who has lately becnlngaged tu es abiishing schools through the state of Virginia—lecturing before the ItgisL- turts o' North and bou»h-Carolina, Uc fi&c. Sensible of the great importance cl the subject and of tiie superior excellence of the sjsleui, J. Eduard feels desiron* to give the citizens of Sa vannah, a just impression of its character and lue. The company of ladies and gentlemen, desirous of understanding a system of education which is now spreading with rapidity over the whole earth, is must respectfully solicited- That all n»ay have an opportunity of attending, and that travelling, printing, and other expenses may he paid, tickets may be had at the door of the church, previous to the commencement—Price gl; children half price. J. E’s ere leniials. signed by the magistrates and citizens oi Philadelphia, whose respectability is at tested by the mayor under the seal oftfre city, *ill cheerfully be shown to all who may desire it.— it hat been advised to annex the fvHawing extract from these testimonials.*- •*\Ve do by our proper signature- make known and affirm it to be our undivided opinion, that hl ha*h so judiciously conducted his Seminar}, al- lii.ugh the largest in the city, and with such strict regviiarit;, order, and harmony, governed hispu- pi.a, without ffie aid of corporeal pnnishfneni, liial his school soon became a model which many were desirous-of mutating; and that in tiie short space of two >ear. of the most assiduous and un- remitted labor and perseverance on his pari, by pm Lie lectcrls, private elucidations and practi cal illustrations, our citizens nave been so Cwrn- pleiely convinced of the superior advantages aria ing from the Lancastrian system of education; os to have a law passed in the Legislature of the stale of Pennsylvania, providing for the education ot all the children of the city and county of Phila delphia, educated at public expense, by this sys tem; and that it has not been restricted to the education of the poor only, but ha* btrc -nie very general in our city for the respectable and wealthy, 111 educating their children ** Columbia, December 11, 1818. We have examined the credentials of Doctor James Edward, \s to the respectability of his cha raclet, and the success cf his labors in estabhsh- the Lascastriuh System of Education, from which we feel full confidence in recommending 41 lo the serious attention of our lellow-cit»zens, and the members of the Legislature, this favorable op portunity of becoming acquainted with a sy tern, found lo be of Ike utmost benefit in many places of tins country. Thomass Card, } John IIoyiun, \memhei s oj the legislature Gko. M‘Duffiz.3 Jas. T. Goodwin, intaidant of Columbia. .mc'no.vs. To-Morrow, tlic 50th instsht, IVill be s Id btfnre my store, wifaurT taSzavT., 3 P'F^s 4tli proof American HBANOV Terms, cadi Sale io coic».-*r«cr tu 11 .Vi.iL-. M- fierfirn, buepr.. jan 19 —15 To-Morrnv/. S(kh insu ft ill v f sold before my stvt e. A GENERAL AS5SORT51F.NT Groceries anti Dry Goods. 1 good family Horse, Chair anvl Hii ness 1 Barouche . An assortment cf warranted English Watches. Sap to commence *..( II o’clock. A. Howe,auet'r. jan 19—15 To-Morrow, the 30th instant, IVill be sold before my slore, (If not previous!} disposed of at privat, sale that - Jay.) A Kiln of Bricks, Containing from one hundred to one hundred and ten thousand, as they now lay on Tiger Isl and, abcut two miles below Thunderbolt—here the brick arc to be seen—to be taken away in the course of one month. Cash lo be paid before delivery. This sale is made to clone a concern. - Sale io commence at 11 o’clock. M- Herbert, flitctV. jan 4 2 To-Morro\v, 30th instant, tf’id be sold at the Exchange Long Boom, where. Q plai of the preniiscs -will be exhibited, K Georgia Hussars. The members of the cor j s, are informed that the captain his engaged Mr. Hourd-»ng, (court house square) to make the Caps of the compauys gentlemen are re fore requested to call imme diately and have »heir mearures taken Those who have not yet ordered their uniforms, are re que ted to do so, by calling on Mr Northrop — Housings. Ill east Plates, Holsters. Bridles, Hal ters. kc. can be had at Mr. Cassady’s, market- square. By order of the captain. Peiot, 1 stsergt. janl~ Colati.lia, Dectmber 12,1818. I hereby certify, that 1 have examined the testi monials of Doctor Janies Edv/ard, as to his abili- ties and success in explaining and establishing the Lancastrian System ot Edupaiien, and find d»em ?vi‘y satisfactory; and 1 beg leave earnestly Tu recommended him to the attention of the Legisla ture, and the inhabitants of this town. 1 have no doubt of the. superior advantages to be derived from the aforesaid system of iin.truction, and be heve 'hat Dr. Edward’s Lectures in explaining it will give great satisfaction to his auditors Jonathan Maxcy, i» i> President of the coliuge of S C SuVat nah, December 24, 1818 We cheerfully join in (he sentiments expressed by Doctor Maxcy, white we earnestly recommend to our cit»2w4*s, this favorable opportunity to be come acquaintfed with, and avail ourselves ot the benefits of a system of education, the suptr or advantages of which are now experienced by al most eve.y city in the union. John M. BxnniEN, “ Gf.ohge.Tones, Henut Kollocr, ) Lemuel Kollock, Cj9oc/or«. AT TWELVE Q’llO ALL THAT FINE PLANTATION, . Opposite the city of Savannali, belt-aging to Uief estate of the late James Mossnian. esq.coutainiiig. six huiulrecl aerts, or thereabouts, four hundred of which at e ntitle!-complete river hanks, mil in hue order for planting the remaimler is also ^) r ar- ly cnntpletetl, with a substantial river hank, with trunks/or draining- the land. This estate is now u-stricted from the planting of rice under a spe cial contract with tilt- corporation of the city of Savannah, hot from the experiments that hate been made in sugar cane, cotton, com, wheat, and other small grains, this land is found w i ll „uit:ed for the cultivation of all those gr.at staple commodities. In the vicinity of the most flour ishing city in the soubiei n states, this land may he moat profitably use; 1 in peering and t- rp.ing of stock of all ktnds, hy tile cultivate n of grasses, (urnips, carrots, and Viinious oilier legumes, for the fattening of cattle and sheep, f.u wlncn the mai ket of 8avannah affords a ready demand, and constant comump inn and winch must encrease year y with the growing prosperity of tbe city.— This valuable property po.«-sses man; other adi vai.'agcs, from its contiguity to Hit city of ta;an- nah.and more paiticulajly ascoupectcd with i|io navigation of the river, In-m Fire-fatjtoi.) fiole to town, where vessels ot rooi e than 1 c feet draogl.t’ of w ater are precluded from loading at the cit;; in consequence of the shallowness of the i- ate r ,-ii th* front river channel. On the back river; and immediately opposite the town, this proper!'.' cun- tains a front, upon which Wharves ,-ui(i uaiti.utisti may he easily constructed, for tlic reception cf all "kings of produce coming dow n the the bict •' river (tvliicii is the main branch of Savannah riv- :r) or, by ihe simple opeiation of a cantl of § qf i mile, might tonnecl the back river navigation,„ • 7be linn jit. 'get. Received Per ship Bova^d from Liverpool, and recent arriv- alsfr'.m .Vea- Va le and Philadelphia, A VERT HANDSOME AND WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, AMONG WHICH AllK, Rich chased ecl^e. g»»M dial aud extra jewelled Patent Lever*. Iioiizoutal ar.d plain geld WatcJies; *ver de; Chicks; Mantle Piece?; superior Chains; St ids and Key-; ladies* do; Ear Rrir.gs; Finger gs; Broaches; C'»rral; Amuiett; m1v« r and pla.cd Ware; vh> !1 Cm. bs; hall Lamps, with fix tures; Opera Closets; br*ss Aodirou?; Shovfl* and Tongs; and a variety or gilt and Uncy articles, selected expressly for this market, and forsale cl'teap, wholesale and retail. Wa cl.v - and Clocks repaired as usual, jan 6 l|—4 D B NICHOLS Brought to Gaol, In Savannah. Ja maiv 15. 1819, a mulatto man who says I.is name i, CH VKLf.S, and tliat he be- longs t.'i Mr. Goodwin, ot held, Soutll-Caroli- na. He is nonet thirty vears of age. and five feet eight inches login stout and well formed for a:rvngth and activity. He says he was formerly the properly of Ceija Giovgy. * H. M‘CalI,J. c.p. jin 14 11 Brought tu Gaol, In Savannah, January 8, 13:9, a negro man who says his name is Rodin, «nu that lie belongs to John Gardner, of 5«-u '.-Carolina, near Augusta. He is about thirty-fin- ye?vg of age and five feet five inches’high . 1L- formerly belonged- to Air. aiumsj.j, oi lh»> oiy. il. M-Call, g. c. r. jan 9 7 Blank Indentures For safe at this R. WATTS Has just receivi m . on consignment from Liver pool, per brig oiia’ham, and other arrivals, and for sale, very low, by thrpbce or pack age. 20 tnmksfind boxes furniture and printed Calicoes 3 baits Ili/frbazeUs, assorted colors 1 trunk s ! ate. drab, brown, Lute and white fancy Elastic Rib 1 trunk worsted Pantaloons and Vests Drab, slate and blue Elastic Pantaloons 1 cbeit Ginghams 1 trunk superfine nainrook, satin cord, rich tape and stripe cord, chtcced, mull, dowered, ja- paaed, Vandyke, poioured, liounced, and Hamburg Dresses. Pr.i&skui, check, satin check, Turkey, Damask, Pursian black and white, while, Java and Ceylon Shawl?. I trunk blue romals, spotted, fancy pullicats, superfine blue red and chocolate Shawls, Baittanias, &c. ~f 1 trunk superfine black, blue, olive, brown, green, chret and mixed Coats, thick Coats* blue, bbek mix’d Trou sers, black suptrfirifc Cloth, Cass mere ami loileaet Vests I trujik Coats, top Coats, Vests and Pantaloons ltcbest blue and drab Nankeens 1 bale iLl6tu 13-16 Tick 1 trunk laches Liu. k and galored Shoes and Boots jan 7 $- 5 Brought to Goal, rn Savannah, Sept X0, »81S, a negro rmpt who his name is :<r», and tint lie helo.-igsato Ab- ntr Jourden, in the northwettern part of Georgia. He is about thirty years of age and ft' c feet — inches high. He has a smiling countenance an<l u Us an equivocal tale; tlve truth of which is doubt. II. MCALL, tic oct 23-—298 JuhsA.Caset, _ Wll.Uaw CiiassTox, The Jlev. JaetzaM. Wains, JUuyou. Axrnxu CctilBEKT ") WlMIAM t'ATLOH. I Robebt Iiaac. )cKsquires. Jonathan Meius, | George Kerh. J jan 18 a 14 Tax Collector’s JS’otice. I he subscriber inform:*, the citizens of Chatham county, that he is now prepared to receive the state and county taxes for 1818, at his office, in .Market-oquare. 't he taxes must be paid in bills receivable at the Banks in this c;*v on or before the first day of F* bruary next; after which peri od executions will he issued agumst all defaulter* Office hours from 10 to 2 o’clock . James Eppittgcr, c. c. c. dec 31— f 761 PUBLIC SALES. Will be sold On. Wednesday, January 27, At the subscribers plantation, in Scriven county Scriv near Mrs. Bonncl s. on the Louisville road, A small Stock of Hogs, all the Corn and o-h.r Provisions, plantation implements, «ome house hold and kitchen Furniture, &c The Plantation will then be leased, if not sold, at or before tbe time. GEORGE JONES, jan 19 f.——15 Will be Sold On the first Tuesday in March nest, At the market-house of St Mary's, Camden county, between the hours of 11 and 2, ALL THE ESTATE, REAL AJCD PERSONAL, Of lute Ftancis I .troy, of Cumlerland Ubtnd, deceased, con.istiug of a fact of Land on the Island of Cumberland. Camden county. Georgia, being the south part of lot No 8, so called in the partition of said Island; being bounded aa follows: East by the sea, south by ihe land of the estate of r lLynch, west by la-id of general L. M'Intosh, and ' btorth by land lately sold at marshal a sale, 'i he north line Said tract to be run out,, parcelled with the south line as to give - tie quantity uf 300 a res Together with all ami sing-dar, the houses, buildings and improvements thereon. Jtdlp'Ui* trator’s tides will be given. The land was sold to the said Francis Leroy by Doctor L Bollock, of Savannah. Alsu, the following nejroet:—Jim and his wife Ehzj, with her child. The Whole sold by order of th* hono-abie ihe inferior court oi Camden county. Terms of sale, half of ihe perchaae mo ney, caahi the other half payable nine months af ter the ahe. frith mortgage on ii|e prepeMyi the purchaser lAyirg fur title tr.J recording the mortgage.;’ PAUL P, TUOMASlON, . with the harbor of Savannah, and from which ships drawing 15 f-et water can proceed to sea without any ohatuctiou. Fur ihe erection of machinery, either by waier or steam power, this porperty is peculiarly well s.tualed.trnin the facility of making* commodious basins fur the security and reeeptjoq of timber, ar.d is easy export, either fypin jthg fron’ or hack river. Founding mills for rice mail be advantageously connecle e-witli such mach£ uerv. Terms made known ar time of sale. Sate to commence at 11 o'cb ek-.'. M, Herbert; Auet’r. jan 13— - - 10 Oil Friday next, 22d instant, H i U he >o!U nti Johneton’e tippe* ochinf, 400’) bushels Liverpool ground halt, afloat 30 Kikins 1st quality pickled Rose cork Butte? 2783 gallons stone Jin t. tars and Bottles 6 baskets best K wB- Cheese 6 do prime old L.^^ure do 37 pipes pure IlnllaniiGin 150 pieces Dundee Bagging Term,—All sun s under fc-JOO, cash: over Sotu to glOOO, 60 days; and over 1000, SO days, for ap. proved endorsed paper. Sale io commence d? 11 o'cl ek. Al- Herh trr, auet’r. jan 18 14 On Saturday, 23d instant, lYill be sold at the store oj Mr. J. F. Leftbre, (SPHINC-UILL,) His ZVTIAE STOCK OF Groceries, Dry Goods, household ani kitchen. Furniture, ALSO, I. 2 sccor.d-!:and Chaim 1 good Cow l ci %ir llr-rac. kc. Terms, ca^h Sale to cummehcr at half past 10 o'clock, pndiel AViiliiarti A Saber, aucl'rs. jau 18 ?4 flit tii: fir.t Tt*v«#»v ia February next, Wilt He tout hefipe he Coyrt-lfoute, intl.i, at-.. h(! weeu the tnual kewt, All tlut 1 ’la-hCT of « AND, on the Augusta Road, only h ur C. »♦ A ' : k th* city -if Savannah, comp s.d oi pii.t, sakI low land, well adapted tor i• kk.*B<*’aid garden gro«*^d. Thiti tract CLUtaiu* a K 'aa of a irile on the Augusta roK-i* wiucL 4'^Kgh the centrf» of it, aud vher* taverflb and visiting p’.art* fi;r waggons arc. much wa ited 'It ia!>'-i;ndrd by RaeV Kail, Will- sou, Stcbbins and Williamson’*lands t« the north* east; tl e retreat trart to the south; Britton’s antf Read’s land to the southwest; ai;d !»}* Wilkiiie’ and Rae’s Hall to the northvv*est. It will be sold in lots of 20 to 60 acres, according to a plan wltich will he exhibited. Temw—one-fourth o&ii, ba lance in one,two and threeyeais, wilLout ii.lere-t: M. Ilefher*, auet’r j an 15——12 On the first Tuesday in Febrqavy next, Will be sold before the Court-Hiuse, A prime NEGRO FELLOW, a field vr^i: ‘ er, or house sen an L M.IIerbcrt, dUci'r. jan 14 11 Oq Monday, the 15th nf F-.d*ru;«ry next. Will kc sold at the late residence of James (Belaud; deceased, Barnard street, All the personal Property of a jd <it erased; By order of the administrators. Sale to commence W. 11 of clock, M, Herbert, attet’r: jxn 19 .IS ' ortgige..- jan i9J— r Administrator. I Administrator's sale; On (he fir,! Ttieuluy of Fefniiary next, Will he sold ip front of Uie cputfihotiie; betweeti the usual hours, A Negro' W-oqli, Vatbn. belnngit'vV fo tf>’e t»<4 of,John B. (UtfegMft„hy otNli'fbf honorable the court, of crainafv fa ““ ® ,COan &‘^#==W f j 1 Vu ■. nk-.
