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Norfolk, January 18, YVe learn that lieut. John Gallagher i« •ypointed flif captain ol tht franklin, 74, com. Stewart, (of the Mediterranean tiquatl- rpn.) vice opt. Henry £. Ballard, who has taken command nC the (loop of war, Eric, late capt. Gamble. TheU. S. schr. Hornet, lieut comdt JUmage, bound to Ncw-Qrleana, dropped down lo Craney Island yesterday after noon. She will probably go to sea this day. PROM THE MED ITE RRANEAN. The United State* *loop «f war Peacoc* capt. Rodgers, anchored in the bite of Craney Island last evening, at sun set.— The Peacock sailed from Syracuse on the 15th of November, and Gibraltar on the 8th of Dec. Left the remainder of the squad ron at Syracuse, from whence also tin Spark sailed same day for Tripoli, with Mr. Jones, American Consul to that re gency. The frigate United States, capt. Craue, was to sail lor home as soon as the Guerricre arrived to relieve her. An affair of honor took place at Syra cuse a few dnys-before the Peacock sailed in which Midshipman , of the U. navy, was killed. The number ol deaths in Tangiers, from the 17th to the 30tli of November, was 256, about 18 of a day. ToYnidshipman Cunningham, the editors ■df the Herald are indebted for Gibraltar pap rs to the 5th, and prices current to the -8th "of Dec. Prices at Gibraltar, December 8 Flour, superfine, 812,S000 barrels arri ved from England; do Ityc, will not ans wer; Tobacco, Kentucky; S13i 15 perewt. do Virginia. 12 50; tar, Sperhbl; staves, W. O. pipe, 68 per 1200; corn, 2 25 per fanega; beans, white, 3 50 per cwt: bees . wax. 42 per cwt; coffee, 31a i>2 cts. per lb cochineal, 6 75 do; hides, Buenos Ayres 15 50 cwt. sales; nankeens, company, t 25 a 1 35 short, 69a 70, sugars, Havana, white IB 50 a 16; brown, 11 50 a 12. ni ackholdcr oftlic bank,to ad minister the said oath or affirmation, to any person offering to vote at any such election. And if any per son shall wilfully and absolutely swearor af firm falsely, in taken the said oath or affirma tion, such'person, so offending, shall, upon due conviction thereof. be subject to the pains and penalties which are by law pres cribed for tin; punishment of wilfull and corrupt perjury-. Sec. 2. Ana be it further enacted, That ;es of any election of directors, if the jud New York. January 16. C. D. Colden, John Whettcn, Henry Eckford, and their associates, give notice that they intend to appply to the legislature for a charter, under the name of the Ocean steam-boat company of the city of New- York, with a capital of 300,000 dollars, for the purpose of navigating the ocean by •team. Seventy three companies have advertised their intention to apply to the legislature of Bus state, lor various privileges. NEWSPECIES OF THEFT. Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Hartford, (Con.) to the Editor, dated January, 12, lbl9. ‘-Our meeting house was broken open last Friday night, and the silver clasps and corners taken from the Bible.—J\". F. Daily Advertiser. RTRANOE WEATHER. While we hear of snout storms in Geor gin; and the Maryland general assembly being unable on account of another snow storm to farm a quorum? rW fiortheril climate of New England scarce u speck of snow is to be seen in a crevice; and we have experienced for a week almost sum mer heat.—Boston Centin-l, 14fA insf, It is stated that the question on the re port of the military committee, disapprov tug of the conduct of general Jackson and his court martial, was decided as follows: YEAS. T. M. Nelson, of Virginia, General Reed, of Maryland, Mr. Huntingdon, of Connecticut, Mr. Stuart, of North-Carolina. NAYS. Mr. Johnson, of Kentucky, Sir. Gage, of Massachusetts, Major Peter, of Maryland. THE REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jlxcaiit 27,1819 . A letter to the Editor of the Richmond Enquirer, from a member of congress says (alluding to the report of the bank commit tee) “I have, never felt a stronger conflict between indignation at such proceedings, and commiseration for the individuals who will be affected by this developeinent. My mind has settled down into a fusil dread of banks and the paper system.” The treaty concluded with the Chicka saw Indians last fall by gen. Jackson and .governor Shelby, has b*‘en ratified by the .senate of the United States. The following is the bill, which :*compa- rnied the report made by the committee on the bank of the United States, presented to the house of representatives, on the 16th instant: Be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United States of Ame rica in congress assembled, That, in all elec tions of directors of the bank of the ^United States,hereafter tobeheld, under and by virtue of the “act to incorporate the subscri bers to the bank of the United States,” wheneverany person shall offer to the judges of such election more than thirty votes in the whole, including those offered in his own right, and those offered by him, as attorney, proxy, or agent for any others, the said judges of the elections, or any one of them, are hereby authorized and requir ed to administer to the said person, so of fering to vote, the following oath or affirma tion, viz: I , do solemnly swear, (or affirm, as the case, may be,) that I have no inter est. directly or indirectly, in the shares up on which I shall vote at this election, as at torney for others; that those shares are, to the best of my knowledge and belief, truly, and in good faith, owned by the persons m whose names they now stand, and that, in vo- tirisr at this election, I shall notin any man ner violate the first fundamental article of . the “act to incorporate the subscribers to the bank of the United States.” And Uie said judges of elections, or Any one of them, sl;ail be' authorized and empowered, in their discretion, or at thp ipstgnee of any to be held as aforesaid, shall permit any person to give more than thirty votes in the whole, at any such election, without the said persons's having taken the afore said oath or affirmation, such of the said judgesasshall consent thereto shall several ly be deemed guilty of a miisdeameanor, and, on due conviction thereof, shall be sub ject to a fine, not exceeding or to imprisonment not exceeding at the discretion of the court before which such conviction shall be had. Died, on tile l't-i instant, at Sutitiury, Mr. J ous Moire h, a<td 60 years. ilk SHIP NEWS. PORT OP SAVAMJYAB. ARHIVCD, Ship Cotton Plant, Fash, New-York, 8 <J»y«- with an assorted cargo—to B Howard, oWner to Scarbrough U M'Kmne, S C It ,f Schenk, Jas Kin non, Wm Gaston, J Allen tt Co. A T Shea- vey, Joseph Kopiaan, Nichols, Dobmn & Hills, J R Davidson. Alfred Wade, Lethbridge It Deuel, C C Griswold It Co. Gray Sc Finder, Blanchard, Brothers Sc Co. L H Sage, 3 H Olclershaw Sc Co. Bush Sc Spicer, Z Day, P Stanton, J Neville & Co. W T Williams, E Jencks, W Inglis, JScud- der, F Densler, J Lathrup St Co. Faries Sc Miller, C H Hayden, Bacon & Bruen, MeigSpSc Reed, R Richardson Sc Co. A B Fannin, J F Pouyat. Ship Zodiac, Aymar, New-York, 9 days—in ballast—to Carnochan Sc Mitchel. Brig Levant, Wood, New-York, 8 days—with a full cargo—to Hall It Hnyt, A G Semir.es, P Stanton, C W Feck, C C Griswold Sc Co. Butler Sc White, F H Welman, S C Sc 3 Schenk, W T Williams, B Jencks, M Kofi', jun. Hoag 8c Jarvis, L Watson, A Morgan, J Shaffer, C Cotton, Shad Sc Watt, W Barnes, M J Rappel, W H Joyner, A Barclay. Clark Sc Luffborough, I Norton, LAE S Jenney, J Lewis, W S Gillett, W Bloodgood, G Collins & Co. J Balpour, D Ponce, Bacon Sc Bruen, S Clisbe, Duhamel & Auze, J Wyley, S Bruen, B M'Kinne & Co. J Muir, L H Sage, Gncrard & Polhill, H Tapper, A Scudder, Wm. Inglis & Go. J Crane, .1 Bogue A Co. S Price, J A A M Kerr, J J Simon, A Barelli, D Judah, and the master on board Passengers, S S Shad, J E Crane, A Barelli. The Gen A Jackson sailed two days before. The Levant was off our bar three days in the fog. Herm. brig Gov Hopkins, Adams, Norfolk, 6 days—with corn—to H Kimball. Spoke yester day, off North Edistoe, ship Helen, of and from N Bedford, bound to Charleston. Schr Soph a, Turner, Charleston, 2 days—with bricks and lime—to the master. Passenger*, Messrs Richardson, Jacobs and Small. Schr Eliza Ann, Weston, Machine, Mass. 19 days—with lumber Ac—lo S C Dunning. Schr Dime, Aracrbury, Boston, 14 days—with lumber, Ac—to I Cohen, end others. Passenger*, Messrs Leonard and Swan. Schr Sally Ann, Dingley, New York, 10 ds— with an assorted cargo—to C. C Griswold A Co. * Cohen, Scartrr.ughA M'Kinne, Lethbridge A Deuel. Z Day, Meigs A Kred, I Norton, A G Semmes, J IS Turner and others. Pole-Boat Company’s boat’ Kebeca, Augusta— with 40! hales Of rniton ta a n Fannin, H K Gwathmey, J Gumming, Meigs A Reed, ft Rich ardson A Co. T Gardner, Johnston A Hills, and J Moorhead. CXSAHB, Sch’r Humbird, Collins a port in x. c. Scb’r Moxa, Rogers, St. Johns, East Florida— I Cohen. For New-Orleans The schooner JOHN, captain Love land, will positively sail on Sunday next. For freight or passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to the captain on board, at M-Rhine's wharf, or to HALL A HOYT, jan 27 p 22 THEATRE. FOB THE BENEFIT MR YOUNG. Aid pat,lively the Last Might of Pe-formanc TJtfs Evening, January 27, Will be performed, the TRAGEDY ot the ' GAMESTER. Beverly, Lc.non, Stukely, Jarvis, Dawson, Bates, Waiter, Servants, Mrs. Beverley, Charlotte, Lucy, Mr. Mode Fpm - Voung Clark Drummond Fennell Seward Schinotti, Ac. Mrs. Uilfert Waring Faulkner Aft(i tlie Tragedy, ■i DANCE, by Mrs. Drummond and Miss Clark. To whjdb will be added, that most celebrated lelo-dranu, first acted in Paris, and after wards ia I PROPOSAL Publishings in thi* d'y, under the direction of BARTON & EDES, A WEEKLY PAPER, TO BE HTTITUD THE L.1BLES’ MAGAZINE. ‘Various—That the mind of Desultory Man, stu dious of change and pleas'd with novelty, may be indulged.”—C.scper. . doi, upwards of one hundred mghhL with a degree of success unpar- ' ' alieled, called j* or the Maid. Scenery and Decoration*. Gerald; awdthy Fanner, Mr. Young Henry, his son, Mude Bverald, a soldier, Annette’s?.., , Father, J Clark Martin, godson A servant to ? _ Mr. A Mrs. Gerald, 5 Datton Mtlcotr, Justice of the Village, Brown Benjamin, Finn Bertrand, keeper of the prison, Fennell George, Mainour's servant, Hyatt Dame Gerald, Mrs. Barrett Annette, distantly related to jt y oun g the Farmer A his Wife, The Scene lies at Palaiteau, a Village not far from Paris. The Music composed by Mr. Gilfert; the Scene ry designed and executed by Mr. Rouard. ACT 1, Scene 1, the farm yard and house; the house is seen on the right, and a fence, (in which is a gate) at the back; beyond it a sloping hill and the distant country; in the front of the scene, on one of the trees, a cage, in which is tame Magpie; at the end of the first Act, the Magpie perches on a table and flies away with a silver spoon. ACT 2, Scene—The Parlour in the farmer’s house; a basket of Plate; chairs, table, Ac. in confusion, and the Magpie’s cage hanging in one corner of the room. ACT. 3, Scene 1 a Prison; scene 2, the Vil lage; a Church with Tower and Belfry; on the right, the court house; in front, a rustic Porch, the entrance to the Farm; the Magpie again perches on a bench, takes up a Crown, and is seen to fly with it to the Belfry of the Church; procession of soldiers and peasants leading An nette to Execution. 33* No postponement on account of the wea ther. The Doors to be opened at half past 5, and the performance to commence at half past o’clock precisely. (Xj’ Admission to the Boxes and Pit, osx noi can—to the Gallery, rrrrr czaxs. Wi Smoking in the Theatre cannot be allowed Savannah, January 27——22 TO-MORROW EVENING, AT SLVEX O’CLOCK, A LECTURE Lancastrian System of Education, Will be delivered in the German Lutheran church' (court-house square) if encouragement be given, By JAMES EDWARD- jFor New-York The regular packet brig LEVANT, D. Wood, master, will sail on Tuesday next. For passage only apply to the captain on board, or to HALL A HOYT; IVho have limiting and for tale 7 hhdi muscovado Sugar 30 barrels prime Pork, New-York city inspection 3 two-horse Waggons, Harness complete tan 27 r 22 For sale, OX ACl'OMSIODaTI.Vn TEB-V1S, The sloop CATHERINE, pilot-boat built, from 12 to 15 toos burthen, built ot best live oak, six months old, sails, rig ging and anchors new and in complete order, ballast, Ac. Built in Charleston South Carolina. For terms, apply to Gaudry Jj’ Dulaure. jan 27 m 22 Bills on JS ew- York, For sale by Seirbiough Sc M‘Kinne. jan 27 cs 22 Landing this day 20 firkins tichen Butter 25 barrels Whiskey 8 hhds W I Rum . 2 do . im.tation do 3 pipes RcchFUe Brandy 39 barrels nitss Pork II do prime do 5 do do Beef 30 firkins Lard 10 bundles Hay 60 qr boxes Cigars 5 Gigs with plated harness 1 Charlotte For sale by C. C. GRISWOLD A CO. j«1 27—M—22 Taylor', store. Prime Pork- 100 barrels, now landing from the ship Cotton- Plant, from New-York, for sale by Scarbrough & M>Kiiine. jan 27 cw—-22 The Subscriber Forbids all persons entering the enclosures of his plantation near the town, with guns or other wise; and more particularly the soldiers stationed at the barracks, who, in passing and repassing to fort Jackson, frequently prove troublesome and injurious. . JAMES BILBO, jan 27- “ Found By a servant, a GOLD RING, with two stnall Gold Seals, much worn, together with a gilt King and Seal—all attac.fi. The owner can have the same by paying for this advertisement and compensating the servant. Apply at this jan 37 n 22 When it is proposed to elucidate and explain all the roinutia of the Lancastrian system of edu cation. The object of which is to endeavor to make the hearer familiarly acquainted with every part of the system, as defined and practised by its distinguished author. ft is presumed that the explanation which is pro posed lo be be given in this Lecture, of the prin ctples by which any number of children, from fif ty lo twelve hundred, are governed and educated by one teacher, will excite general interest and attention. The company of ladies and gentlemen, is most respectfully solicited. That travelling, printing, and other expenses may be paid, tickets may be had at the door of the church—price, one dollar, jnu 27 20 The honorable the; inferior court of Chatham county, will commence its re gular sittings on Monday the 22d February, en suing, at the court-house in Savannah, a*. 10 o’clk. a sr. Heturn dav to the same, the 2d day of the same month, wiil probably sit four days. Job T. Bolles, clerk. jan 27 22 Receiver of Tax Returns. NOTICE.' The subscriber is now ready to receive the returns, at the sheriff’s office, opposite Messrs. Andrew Low &Go.*a, State Bank square. ADAM COPE n. t. b. c. c. jan 27 ca 22 Twenty dollars’ reward. Ranaway from the employment of Robert Leckie, at the United State?’ Arsenal, near Augusta, an indented apprentice to the Stone cutting busi ness. of the name of PHILIP JtOO.YEV, about 30 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, black hair, and his nose flattened by a quarrel in Ricu- mond, (Va ) He is an Irishman by birth; and has been some time in the service of the North West company—he works with his left hand. All per. sons are hereby cautioned against harboring or employing said runaway, under penalty of ihe law. The above reward Jand all reasonable char ges, will be paid for apprehendiog and delivering said apprentice to the subscriber, or to Robert Leckie, in Washington or Richmond. James Colvin, For Jt. Leckie, at the XJ. S. Arsenul, near Augutta. gy The editors of the Savannah ‘ Republican, and the Milledgeville Journal, will please insert the above one month, and forward their accounts to the office of the Augusta Chronicle. Augutta, jan 20 at - ■ -21 Notice. Persons hiving demands against tin: estate of Rnonx Gnouxi) will present the same without delay to Messrs Llotd A Moxiusox, in Sevan nab; or the subscriber, in Augusta. John Gindrfti, adm’or. ■ dec 17 — -ft—- j49 Georgia—Liberty county. By Elijah Baker, clerk of the court of ordinary for the county of Liberty. Whereas, William H ichstrasser applies for let ten of administration on the goods "and chattels, rights and credits, which were of John Mo lick, late of the said county, deceased, as next of kin. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to file their objections (if any they have) in my office on or before the first Monday in March next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted unto the said applicant. Given Rndsr my band and seal, this 24th day of January, in the year of our laird eighteen hun dred and'nineteen, and in the forty-third year ofi American independence, ILSI E BAKER,ctoic jan27-s—22 X f * PROSPECTUS. The objects of this periodical paper, will em brace m tier—Theological, Historical, Poetical, and Miscellaneous; and promises to the reader !ro- poimnea: as well as amusement. It is not in- iei.de;1 to limit the columns to. one particular sub ject, more than another; but all will alike receive that attention which the principles and phraseolo gy may warrant publicity. The entertainment that such a publication will afford the r> male part of our community, will be such, as the best selec tions, with original matter, can furnish—and, as the completion of this object isonr primary con sideration, such a selection will be made, as will comport witb morality, decency and the strictest propriety. In prosecuting this undertaking, we solicit the attention of the rain sex, whose coun tenance will not only prompt us to deserve their approbation, but whose^ excellence will be the Constant feetue-of 'our Journal- , v CONDITIONS. - - , 1. The JjadieeX Alagaeine shall be printed eve ry Saturday evening, on fine paper, with new type, in octavo; each publication to contain 8 pages. 2. The price wilt be Five Dollars per annum, payable half in advance, on the delivery of the fir*, number, the other half at the expiration of six months. 3. The first number shall appear as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers are procured. 4. The numbers will comprise annually two vo lumes, each containing 208 pages. Savannah, Jan. 23, 1819. [j—21J Bank Shares. One hundred Shares in the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, belonging to the estate of the late colonel Uxxjawix Hawkins, will be of fered for sale, for cash, at the Exchange, in Sa. vannah, on MONDAY, the 15th day of February next. Upon each share of the above stock eighty dollars have been paid. The subscribers are au thorized to sell by an order of court, and they will make the transfer to the purchaser. Lavinia Hawkins, e.v'r.v. William Hawkins, ex’or, jan 4 d|* 17 AUCTIONS. TorMorrow, 28th iust. Will posinv-ly he sold at Teifair • upter *htr ait joining the eteam-haat uhurf. The fast-sailing packet built BRIG SALLY ANN. Together with her bsUast, oonsistin .ol Liverpool coal. She has two new r. tent cables, nearly all her sails, standing and ru ning rigging, masts, spars, boats, new within fot months; weU supplied with cambouse, anchor &c; has a patent w indlass; was recently sheathF has gndd accommodations, and can be sent ' sea without expense. Terms, approved eodol ed notes at (>3 and 90 day a Sale iv commence at half past 10 o'clock. M. Herbert, auct'r. jan 27- 22 To-Morrow, the 28th instant, WM hr sold before my store. 4000 lbs prime b erth Carolina Bacon, hams, mit dlings and shoulders • 3 puncheons Jamaica Rum 1 do St Croix 5 IiIkIs N E Hym 5 pipes India paint Gin 2 pipes pure Holland Gin 30 kegs Butter 50 tiani|>ers Irish Fotitoea £l> kegs LodaFine Herring* 2 cases Mustard - 50 boxes Candle* ALSO in Invoice of Elegant Furniture, coxstsTins or Sideboards, Sofas, Bureaus, wash Stands Portable Desks, Tables, Ac. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock M. Herbert, auct’r. jan 27——22 • Pure Sognac Brandy. On Friday next, 29th instant, Will be positively sc Id on Bolton's central wharfs to c,ose an invoice, 16 pipes pure old Cognac Brandy, Suitable for mailing and warranted pure as im ported. Terms—one pipe, cash; over, approved indors ed paper at sixty days credit. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock, M. Herbert, auct’r. jan 27 22 Gunpowder and Imperial Tea, Of superior quality, in quaiter boxes, for sale ty DOUGLASS A SORREL, jan 23 r||-—19 Notice. The subscribers have formed a connexion business under the firm of Clarke A Brown Si. Jlfary’s, in this state. They offer their ser vices in transacting Commission Business. S. Clarke. G. S. Brown St. Mary's, Jan. 10, 1819[*lJ-I7] ’ Take Notice. The subscribers having purchased the whole stock of Ironmongery, Cutlery and Uwd-aara James Potjltset, will dispose of the same, wholesale and retail, at very reduced prices, low cr than has been sold at toe same sture at any time. They wilLkeep on hand a good assortment at all times, and flatter themselves, that at the low advance which they will sell goods, ejther in the wholesale or retail, that they ’will meet the approbation of their customers. All persons having demands against James ParzTXET will be paid by us, and all indebted to him will pav the sstue to JOHN NEV1TT. jan 21—Us—17 JOHN WINTER. Information Wanted, v Any person who will girc information res- ecting Mr. Patrick. D Douiikl, who left Savan nah in October 1808* will confer an obligation on his brother Richard Bourke, by directing a few lines to the editor of the Savanah Republican. jan 22-^ae*—18 R. WATTS Has just received, on consignment from Liver pool , per brig Chatham, and other arrivals* and for sale, very low, by the piece or package. 20 trunks and bores furniture and printed Calicoes 3 bales Bombazetls, assorted colors 1 Irpnk slate, drab* brown, blue and white fancy Elastic Rib X trunk worsted Pantaloons and Vests Drab, slate ar*d blue Elastic Pantaloons t chest Ginghams 1 trunk superfine nainrook, satin cord, rich tape and stripe cord, checked, mull, dowered, ja- paned, Vandyke, coloured, flounced, and Hamburg Dresses. Prussian, check, satin check, Turkey, Damask, Pursibn black and white* white* Java and Ceylon*Sbawls. ' 1 trunk blue romals, spotted* fancy pullicats, supeifine blue red and chocolate Shawls, Baittanias* &c. 1 trunk superfine black, blue, olive, brown, green, claret and mixed Coats, thick Coats, blue, black j8t mix’d Trowsers, black superfine Cloth, Cass mere and toilenet Vests • • 1 trunk Coats, top Coats, Vests and Pautaloons 1 chest biue and drab Nankeens 1 bale 11-16 to 13-16 Tick 1 trunk ladies black and calored Shoes and Boots jan 7 1 5 For sale, by the subscribers, 15 hog-heade N E lima 12 barrels 1 Loaf Sugar 50 kegs prime Butter 200 Demijohns 25 dozen high Sparkling Chanipaigne 10 dozen Burgundy, of superior quality 10 casks 100 boxes5 CUret 20 boxes wax Candice, Spanish Cigars 8 casks ground Phister of Paris An assortment of French Goods, and A small invoice of Jewellery, consisting < Patent lever Watches, &c. Duhamel & Auze. Brought to Goal, In Savannah, Sept 10, 1818, a negro man who says his name is Beit, and that he belongs to Ab ner Jourden, in the.northwestern part of Georgia. He is about thirty years of age and five feet —— inches high. He has a smiling countenance and tells an equivocal tale; the truth of which is aoubt- H. M‘CALL, o c c oct 28—208 Brought to Gaol, - In Savannah, January 13,1819* 'a mulatto man who say# his name is CHARLES, and that he be longs to Mr. Goodwin, of Edgefield, Soutb-Caroli- na. He ia about thirty years of age, and. five feet eight inches high; -stout and well formed for strength and activity. He says.he was formerly the property of Benja. Glover. M'Call, J. c. c. jan 14—-11 '*r~ Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, January 8, 1819, a negro -nan who says his name » Robis, and that he belongs to John Gardner, of South-Carolina. near Augusta. He is about thirty-five > ears of age and five (bet five inches high. He formerly belonged to ifr. Williamson, of tins city. H. M'Call, g. e. bit 3»n ~ On Friday, 29th instant, Will be sold at our Store* A pair cf young well broke Carriage Horses, Warranted sound. Terms, cash. Sale to commence at 12 o’clock. Williford & Baker, citcVrs. jan 27 ■ -S2 On the first Tuesday in February next, ’ j Will he sold before the Court-House, in this city "1 between the usual hours, AU that TRACT of LAND, on the Augusta Road, only four miles Srom the city of Savannah, composed of pine, hammock, and low land, well adapted for small firms and garden ground. This tract contains a front of a mile on the Augusta road, which runs through the centre of it, and where taverns and visiting places for waggons are much vvanted. It ig bounded by Rae’s Hail, Will- son. Stebbin9 v and Williamson’s Inmfc intKp nn*th. 1 son, Stebbins and Williamson’s lands to the north east; the retreat tract to the south; Britton’s and Read’s Land to the southwest; and by Wilkins’ and Rae’s Hall to the northwest. It will be sold in lots of 20 to 60 acres, according to a plan which will be exhibited. Terms—-one-foorth cash, ba lance in one,two and three years, without interest. M. Herbert, auct’r jan 15 12 On the first Tuesday in February next, Will he sola before the Ccurl.House, A prime NEGRO FELLOW, afield hand, wait er, or house servart. M. Herbert, auct’r. jan 14" ■ 11 Valuable Lands for sale. On the fir,t Tuesday in February next, Will be sold at the court house, in the city of Sa vannah, between the hours of 11 and 1 o’clock, AS VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND As any in this state, situated within a few miles ot Darien* Bounded^by Lewis’ Greek and tjy*' Alatamaha river, containing 1190 acres calculated for the culture of rice, cotton or sugar. ALSO, A House and Lot at iiaisden’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 sale, of which pur chasers are assured. M. HERBERT, auct'r. dec 26—— re ■■ 257 Administrator’s sale. On the first Tuesday of February next. Will be sold m front of the court-house, between the usual hours, A Negro Wench, Dorisa, belonging to the es tate of John B. Mars, deceased; by order ol the honorable the court of ordinary for Chatham county. A. HOWE, adm’or. dec 14 * 246 On Monday, the 15th of February next, Will be cold at the late residence gf James Cleland, deceased, Eamard street, AU the personal Property of said deceased. By order of the administrators. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock, M. Herbert, auct’r. jan 19— 15 For Sale. By virtue of a decree in equity at the term of Ja. nuary, between the devisees of Charles Odicg sells, and the executors of said Odingsells, WILL ME SOLO, On the first Tuesday in February next, At the court-house, of Savannah, the following TRACTS of LAND: Three tracts in Effingham county,consisting of two -.ousatid acres; another tract in Chatham county, known as the Old Orphan House tract, containing four hundred and seventy acres; Burn side’s Island, containing two hundred and fifty acres, hammock land, with all the improvements, situated in said cour.ty of Chatham; a Lo* in Uroughton-street, city of Savannah, with the Im provements thereon; and one other tract in said countv, containing one hundred and sixty fivr acres, contiguous to said city, subjtct to an In cumbrance. Plats of the said tracts to be seen at the time of sale. A small Library of Bocks; five head of Cattle; twelve head of Sheep; G ; ns, and ether plantation Articles—part of the personal estate of said C. Odingsells,. deceased. Terms ct sale—for the land, one hall cash, the balance on j credit of one year, with bonds and mortgage p! the premises; cash for the other property. ' C. O. Screven,) ' , John Screven, j exor s ' jan'" Administrator 9 8 salsa. On. the first Tuesday in February next, Willie rdld before the court-house, in Savannah, •One tract of Land, containing two hundred twt> and a half teres, lyirg in the fifteenth district of Baldwij»-county— being part of the real estate ofi Ber.jatfiin Rayncs, deceased; and sold for the be. defit of-the heirs »i d,creditors of said deceased John G. Boiler, adm’or. mMU *X[****>***
