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Marine Fire Insurance Company An election Tor inspector to the compant to fill *» e vacancy of captain Newcomb. revgneV, will *>..< place on Monday next, the Ah 13A. OanUi. dates witi hatnl in their application^ to fLe accrete* ty uit uc befiue tiat day. R* Wayne, tec’ry. f*I~T-?6 •Marine 6f Fire Ins uranct Company An election fur thirteen directors to sene fur twelve month* will take plude or. Monday the IStb inatant, between the ;.nur« of ten -itul two o'clock M the long room of the e< tnpany. R. Wivne, sec’ry. frb J-t -26 K Chatham Academy t The first rjuarter aince the te.iewal of the acheola in tlii* Academy liaa now eluted, ant! the trustees hating examined the different shoois.have the pleaaure to state that tlieir efforts hare been . crowned with rmiyh sneer** The (treat i!:fli;u|ty ha* arisen from the hitherto unavoidable charge of uachera. They liave now three competent ami respectable instructors in ♦he lemale school, and thty have engaged Mr. ?.,x ax • permanent teacher in the male depart, meut fits clas r ."Ml acquirements anil fametiari* ty withtracliing h i r n i J, confidence of equal proa- peri'y in the outer departments of the academy; ' tint the l.ancaatrian tthuoi inerraa s. At the opening of the achuols it was i.ot prac ticable to etrablitli liic ratca of tuition juttly, be cause the different departments of insiruclum nr the numbers could not then be ascertained and little diiTcrrnee was made in the price, and none at all in the female department, la justice to the institution a»J to the indiera it becomes re cexaary to discrimina'.er Tne following rate* are now published and are more moderate than litoae of tlic common schools of this or other cities: — Lancastrian class £7 per quarter 1st clast in the classics! ecuuol—£10 2d claaa vtihuielic, grammar, geography, fee.— *3. 3d do language*, mathematics, Sc —12 SO Itt class in ttic female school, reading abd apel- ling—10 Ski class reading, writing and araihmetie—12 Sd do do do do geography and history—13 50 4th class do do including drawing—15 The quarter will commence this day l»t Febru ary. Tickets oT admission will be. issued by Mr Fori at the academy, who is authorised to refund one week's tuition of the last quarter, feb 1 a 26 LIST if BETTERS Remaining hi, the Post-Office tt .'avuiuaii, (Ga ) o« tei 3!st n*c«r, 1619, Zj Be-ione witling lettcrt frrnn l hi,-tit, will fbute mentie.t that tliey ore “suierto-ed.” d. Jo nil han Ames,jua Wail Arno.d •'.sot Jamts Aspinaall Mr* Mars Alhug Mu* Mary Alrums, William V Aibwitli, 2 henry T Allen Kred. ric Alter William .' ndrears, 3 Geulgefr ..n Justus'.V,cn TJie Subscriber Hespectfully informs his friends slid the public. 4 that he has employed a genteel teacher for oue • year, possessing abilities to leach the onian.ental hands in writing, Orthography, Geography, Kng- lUh'Gramniar, Antbmetic and Itook-Reeiung.— Those who would wisli to tend their children to this school will be accommodated with hoard on moderate terms in the family of tlie subscriber— and the children will be instructed both before and after rchool hotu-a by the teacher. The re sidence of the subscriber is a pine land one and very healthy: and every attention will be paid (o the children that may be sent to this school, both ty the teacher and the subscriber, in improving their minds ar.d morals, and in promoting then- health' and comfort. The retired situation of this school, its limited number, liea'-thy situation and .the strict attention paid by the teacher, will make this institution an agreeable retreat from the city of Safannob in the sickly months of the year. William llarrisun. febl— Henry K Bowen Charles A UaiTard Anthony Urlarov, 2 bamuel Bt.ur Joseph It Knee Nchcmuh Under Philip Uenr.et Jrhn Cotideo ItuleUer Morgan Brown F-'lw'd Bernard Thomas Brotey Aaron llasteen Leiyis Uuawonh Oowell Bray f lav id W llcdell Solomon ttidwett James H Belt Samuel It Bolles Jesse I'andy Sir.t*i» C Maker Frier Hurtled Thomas Baker Luther Backus Asa Brady William A Brown David Baxter Daniel Bates . Amlieir lllankinahip Henry Brooks, 2 Richard Balaton Bl.aU Bright Johp C Be Icman, 4 . Bichaid Barker ledidiaf. Briggs KUUtt Bnggs I'M Brant Ferex Bassett Samuel Brooks, 2 William B Buckler Elieuezer Uddwin Tliaddtus Brooks R. Simon Btxley Jo.-eph C llowen Earn L HJdeii W.lham Barton Hubert Brand Frederic W Brown Mr Uailair James tt-.ckham Ezra I. Baldwin, 2 James Barnard Hubert Bowman Abraham Brown Frederic Buxton John Huniin Thomas Bassett, jan 1 li •’* Unman, per Crane U Baker Jacob Bennett l)r William Butler Dr Thoms* Bayard L* Adolphus Uatcheller 2 Capt {lurUuniel Bishop. S Cajit Wilbam H Bolt Cape Jonathan Blyth Ca].t William Baldwin Ckpt Obtd Boles Capt Savory Boles Capl Sylvester Bates !l Uartbeliuy £c Cn Capt Jaiuen Burkhert Capt.Benj. Barber Capt Nath'l Bullock Mrs Margaret Bratisby Minder Balter Mrs Joliarmah Barry Mrs Elizabeth Bunco Mrs John Beson Mrs Jane Bragg M ss Sabra Barrows Mias Mary Ann Biucn Mias Margaret Brown Samuel Blackwell, jr. 3 Mias Ruth Brown David Barks Ebcnrzei Baxter Miss Eliza Bush. Just Received, per schooner Dime, W keg* prime Butter 20 barrels No 2 Mackeiei ' . Barrtls Salmon An invoice of Farmmre, consisting uf Sideboards, Bureaus, Wash-stands Light-stands, Writing-desks, Sofas. Uc For sale bv M. HERbtRT. feb 1 * 26 Old Jamaica Rum, rows ixu Tilt mu OLD. The subscriber offers for sale SO demijohns of pure old Jamaica Rum, wan anted genuine and ten years old, having been a voyage to England and from thence received by one of the late ar rivals. M. HERBERT feb 1 K 26 For sale, a A valuable tract of land containing abom 2200 accei within four miles of the town of Jefferson, in Camden county This land is situated on the Satillv river, and on the St Mary’s road: it is will ■Calculated for the culture of rice, cotton or cane, and will be sold low on application to Messrs. RttJ Habersham or to Joseph C Habersham, feb 1 |t 62 To be hired . »V TXT TEAR, OR JIODLBvrS WASH, A Negro Carpenter. His owner would prefer a situation in the country. Enquire at this office, fib 1 26 Found, About the 10th ultimo, a coil of new Rope.— The owner can have the name by proving nro- « rty an-i r eying expenses. If not claimed by s 13th of next month it will then be sold to y charges. Innuiic at tbis office: feb F 26 Notice. Notice it hereby given, that, at the expiration ' of nine months, application will he made to the Ouurt of ordmarv for the county of Chatham, fur leave to sell all the tight and title of the late John Levrlt, ciq. in a certain plantation nn Islay island, rrpuwd to contain eleven hundred and fourteen acres, belonging to the estate of the late Francis Levitt, deceased; also five hundred acres of land, situate in the county of Effingham, part of the Raid estate, for the benefit of the creditor* and heirs of the said John Lerett. Christiana Levett, Guardian for the Scire If J.As Lovett. feb 1 $o 26 Fifty Hollars’ reward Will be given for the apprehension of my three negroes, named Daaiai, Sixer*. and her child Sosx, It harbored or employed by any white per son, or one half if harbored by negroes—Daniel u (Back fellow, about S feet 3 or 4 inches, thick lips, and speaks without shuting them, and about 28 yesrsofage, Shuler is a stout likely wench, about 5 feet 6 inches, 3S years old—Rose, her child is sbout 3 J years old Twenty five dollars will be given if found and lodged in gaol so that I can get them ISAAC HARDEE, jr. feb 1 e*—26 A’em river Jink. Georgia—Chatham county. By 3 M Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary of the county and state aforesaid. Whereas, Christens Lerett, widow, and John Caroocban. applies for letters of administration (with the will annexed) on the estate of John Le vett, deceased, as nest of kin, and in behalf of the heirs. These, sre, therefore, to cite end admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections. Of any they liave) in my office, on or before the first Monday in -March next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted said applicants. Given under my band and seal, this first day of February, 1M9. lL fS 1 26 S ” B0ND * c c ° c c Information Wanted. T~- •ay person who will give information res pecting Mr. Patsice D Bonus, who left Savan- ash m October lKJLwiil confer an obligation on his brother Bichard Bourke, by directing a few lines to the editor of die Savanah Re'ublicary. jan 22—ax*—JB Janies Compton Aaron Cahlwcll Stephen C'inkiin I'eter Cautielt William Crane Sineca Congdin, 3 hue Case James Csthelt Seth Coning William Cullen Charles Callaghan Aaron Caldwell James Cummins, 3 Joseph Child Leo:, Caswell Harvey Case Emay Caswell Fre»berry Clark Lewis Cher? Aaron P Codding Andrew Clerk Samuel Crapsey Fnnklm Chase, 2 ■teulK-ii Cone Russel Clark Ssm’i Cuok Jobn Carr John Call Mr Chapman Christopher Cory, 3 Dennis Csin, 2 William Craft* Mindell Churchill!), 2 Samuel Cancly, 2 StephVi Crane, 2 Gabriel Coalmen James Cook William Durham Henry Darnell, 4 Aug. Doussett, 3 William Itillo". 3 Daniel Dunham Thomas Dickinson Wilbam G Dawson Jahez Downs, 2 Samuel Dunwell Francis Douglass Charles Delano Gurge Davis I'eter Edridge * John Everett Capt Nye Edwards Josiah B Ferrell Stury B Fenner Proctor Felton Joseph Felth Robert Fourney. 2 c. William S Caswell John Coghlsn Asa Clark , Samuel S Clark Ephraim Chase Ccohge Carter, Tattnall county William Clarck Richard M Carnett Christopher Cassidy Andrew Casely, 2 Charles Clark Thomas Crooft John Care William Casiery Peter Carter Patrick Coghltn, 2 James H Crum, Effing. ham ctunty Peter C Carpenter Joseph Clare Burnet A Cohen Isaac Course A Son, 5 Gumming & Moorhead Capt Allen Chuse Capt Levi Collins Capt Albert Corthburth Capt Franklin Chuse Capt Nathaniel Cole Cajit Christie Capt Henry Codding Capt Charles Cburcb Capt John Candler, 2 Capt Edward Candler Mrs Sally Cooper Mrs Susan Clark Miss Louisa I. Cook. D. S C Dunning, 2 James Dunn Kph'm W Dexter Hubert Uatiiell Patrick Dickinson, 2 Frederic Darling Joseph Dennett Mrs Polly Daniel Mrs Susannah Dues M s Susan Daly MrsCath'e Dtreaux Mos Emily Dougherty E. A Ervin, Lethbridge & co Mrs Maty Errick Mrs Elizabeth Emenus F. Hiram Foz James Frailer William Fraser Gnrge Faali Elisha Puller Samuel Jeffords rf fames T- Jeh.mond Samuel Johnston■* Ji.*n«j Jtr.fy TbomasJeUsaa K inn K:- Juhn Kit/* Jeremiah Knapp Wo it Kmg 2 Sarr.utl Lo id 4 Cr .maclli.utlicr 2 John tauubden Juho Littirjohn » Win La ay • Juhn Lh yi IVra UgiJ 2 James C lace ' Matthew Uqhurrow Loten K Lewis 4 Amos LitwS James Loyu Juhn L"iimt44 Wni Lucas ) Park Lums. GtOrgeLaiJaWy Nathaniel liird Thamaa Lucas F.linv Mauri' • ? F H M-botir i Daniel Wm JareJ Macej* » William Mygaft John Mitchell, 2 Robert M'Coy Tzrael Moses John M*ttinne William Monk* Thomas Monroe William MofiuuuX J Meireil William Minton James Miller A Mauent James Magnan George Miller Stephen Mildrum John Murney, 2 Jolm-M'Adam Reuben G. Macy, 2 Lewis Mitehel James Moore Mesrt Jacob Idler k So Capt L Jones Cap! 3 Jewett "Mrs Susa-. Jackson Miss' 3u*ar. Jones A: Joel Kibbee Wm F Kelly W C Kensler Aarjn Ken.p Isaac K.I.: /*. - • • ,\aror»Lyon, Purytburg F tainee' Barsiiha hues tVm Lana 2 Samuel II Lincoln Hnbtnson G Landers Z.chi riali Lamar John Le Hoiquet David Lcscomh Jobn Luther Abraham H Low Lieut Robert Lfir.an Capt David Latourette Mr* Mary Langton Sir* Louisa Leins MrsLyttleton Mr* Catherine Libert 2 Thoms* Wiihatns, 2 Jobn JVffsun, 2 John Winter Lrmi^l Wi.ite Wright White Paui H Wilxm* Samuel Va'u'.c -it, 3 T C Wild 'Ciiari'ut tv ill.am* Jtihn Wade Henry Woodward Da* id L Wright Wellington h Hinds Major Minor Winn Capt David Wood, jun Cant Thomas West M William*, HTutaier. Dr Wilson Williams, 2 AUCTJONS. Uriel Lair.onmt Wi’iiatn*, 2 Ric.'iard Waldron Frederic Wdlink Hczikiati Woodworth Jorephu* Whcaiock J«tn Wood Daniel Westgr.te Sauiucl Weston Mrs Col. Wardrobe, 2 Mrs El Zabelh Wcater- rnver Mm Ann Wright Mrs Pe.ielope Volf Mrs Martha Willy Miss Mary Woodward Miss Maty Willis Cept Edward Warren FRENCH LETTERS. Mr Dufnur Desire de In Tuison X. Henry if Veeue James Murbel tebsbod Mason Haary Mornings Ur _ Wm Mosley j .- • Bfeqry Mason Stoic, Marsh, 2 ■ James M'Michtel l*H Murray J»lm Mongin Richard Macy. 3 George Mather 1'bomss F Moihum Morris* Mathews William Merrv Edward FM'EIroy Dr George Milen Capt Charles Morris 5 Cajit Hiac Morgan Capt Riley M'Neal Miss E Morgan Mrs Eliza M'Conky Mrs Mills Miss Mary Ann M'Kean Wm M'Necly, Butkch Miss Hannah G Maxwell county John M'Call, 3 Tobias Myers Andrew M'Dowell Miss Elisabeth M'Donald Miss Harriet Meriam Miss Hetty. Myers JohnS Newbold Paul Nye Newton ta Clark Nicholas Nelson William Nil bet Samuel Nichols George Nelson George Nixon JV*. John Newton Mr Nocks Cornelius Nye Thomas G Northup Tobias Nock, jun William L Morris Capt Samuel Neaves 0. William Ormsbcc Mr|Ozard Lewis Onnsffee Cspt Oliver Ombury Barnard O’Done’.l L. II. Feay, A’guyle /*/-•• Free seism! Managers” and Michael Fisher Ezra Farrington Keuel Fobes David Fairbanks Benj. Fowls Jonathan Fifie’.d, 2 Forbes Ec Smith Capt Aaron H Forsman Capt John A Fray Capt llitam Foz Mrs Citb’e Fitzgerald, 2 Mrs Nancy Ftzser Heffly A Paris, 3 William Price Huliimon Potter Ephraim Peirce Samuel Pearson Wiliam Pendleton Wiliam Pierce, 2 Robert Pomroy Peter Perrine Zachariah Pxddleford George S. Parker Joseph Peck William Perkins Jobn A Parker Henry Peirce WiUum Profet James Patterson Zeilnah Y Poke Gsnet Fdsworth James Peta James Quibell P. Oliver Price David Patterson John Porter Bndford Peirce, 2 David Peirce Hor.nc.e Philips Alex Pratt Anuna B Parker John Pitcher, 2 . Peleg S Pitcher Wilson Pope John Pain / .. Henry Peaseon hJMi Parker - b Lieut I Walter Philips Capt Charles Porquet Mrs M Pope Miss Sophia B Paris, 3 Miss Mary Papcrt James Packman -Q George Reynolds Warren Rose James T Ross Samuel Roberts Frederic Rahn A S Hicbardsun Jolm Bead William BadclifTs Henry P Russell, 4 Wm Richards, G. John I Gibson Seaborn GnoJall Joseph Gibbons Gharles Grover Jacob Guewy Michael Gnbbon Rielurd M Gowell Christopher SGuim Robert M tiawtn Capt Iciubod Goodwin 2 Capt Sun'! U Gladding Capt Robert Gibbs Mira Maria Gibbons Mira Lucia Green Mrs Mary Green. H. John Hodges, jun. JPi7- John Humphrey* Andrew Gray. 2 Nicholas Guhin Payton Gay, 3 James Gosdon John Gardner. 2 John Walton Gibbs Jnsenh W Green, 2 Jeremiah N Geer* Silant Graves James T G •ouridge David Gibson James Gordon W.Uiam K Green John Grinnan William Gordon niayaeo ii.’and, 2 John P How Wm Hammrnsings Joseph Qelvinston James llolten Janies Hodges Seth J Hitchcock Wm Heckel Jobn Helrintton Airs Halsey Joseph Henderson Oven Holt, 2 James Holmes Timothy Howknd Joseph Hiller Solomon Hitehman Joseph Handy Jonathan Hodgdoa James Harris Jonathan Howland James Hamilton, 2 Jobn Holberton Jacob Harris Walter Backet Win Hufinan Henderson tt Larimer AUin Halsey Wm Harden John W Johnson 3 Charles B Jcnkes Elis is Jenny Simon Jackson 2 eaJtckscn T C Hayden Henry Howland Henry Harford 3 Isaac Hardee David Houlton John Hail Michael Handy Luke Hall Chariea Hayley Wm ilinmens Wm Hammens Eli: ha Handy Tltomas Harol Wm Held Harden Elisha Hall Isaeh Harden, per Fox Sc Brant Wm Herbert Sc Co. Capt Luther Hall 3 Capt ilcuben Hamlen Cspt Thomas Hamden Capt Amos Hedlcy Mrs Harriet Humbert Mrs Mary Hill, Bulloch county- » Miss Hetty Hamilton Charles Harrington Gen Daniel E Huger David G Jones Wm Johnson, Imrntlt ctunty Isaac P Jacob* r ft James Jackman n. Thomas Rily Mr Reynold* J J Hoe Levi Rist, 2 ; John G. Howland George Rhodes Aaron Ruckkle Isaac Rice Abner Ross Capt Abner Russell, 2 Thomas Kiddlezperger -Capt John Ray Josiah Richmond Mrs Ruxby Kobbins base Hoberdcop Key- Mrs Deoorali L Robinson nolds Miss Elizabeth Russell John Biley 6. David Secard, 2 lry Semmons William Smith, 3 . William Sinclair, 2 Daniel Simmons, But- Eiiem. zer Silvanus loch aunt,. Henry Sisson Jonathan Shelman Leonard Sturtevant Joshua Seklc Krsoiveo Sherman William H Sergeant, 2 Jesse Sears James SmerJen George Swett Alfred M Slade John Scott Jacob Seaman M B Solomon Orrin'Shaw Bariev Sanies Kli'hcr Sliooldey Sylvester Starr David Stcckney Sa'mu.l Sprague Nathaniel Smith Mager Smith Solomon's Lodge No l James Scaword Peter Smith Caot Bober* Siy, 3 Capt Thon'is C Stevens Capt Daniel Soddard Capt Swain Capt llenry Sharp Mr* C Shearer Mrs Frudy M Steel Mrs Mary B Smith Miss Hannah Snow Mi** .lane Stewart Miss Murth Spalding ilis3 Ann Spencer Abrabam'Suares T. John S Towner Tillinglierat Tompkins Charles Turner Abraham Thomas Benjamin Smith Ezra Small Richard Sliarhen Robert Smith, 2 Sir Shaderac Mordecai Slicflal J B Spann Stantuu & Byrd Solomon U>Td Daniel tV Sherman, 2 Peter Shuver Samuel Smith Thomas B Smith Samuel Sprager John Seagrren John Selceil j-enb Smith George C Sattcrice ■lames Seenian .lotcpn Sherlock Benj H Shoemaker George Sergeant Robert Steele Gideon Scott John G Sharp Bendicks Solomon William Sweeney M: wnsat Stow Mr. Stone, c * Thomas Swerance Henry Tillman, 2 Clinton Thayer, 3 Ephraim Talbot Thomas Tenney Commodore T Taylor J W W Tounsend J M Thompson, 2 George Taylor J Turel Jobn Tobin John TuthiU Miles Trayncr Amon Thrmlier Joseph Tarboe Henry C Thorp Capt Drury Turner Mr* Trick Miss S B Taylor v. John Upton V. Henry P. Van-Bibber 2 Capt Daniel Vail Samuel Underwood PJ Vallotton, 2 John Vessels Mr Van Charles Wright Simeon Wood George White Stephen S Wing Robert Wilson. S Jeremiah P Wood Samuel B Webb EtavidS Wright, 2 JobnWilBams, 2 W. James Wood Charlm Wright Thomas Wallfbrd, 2 J E Wiliam Daniel Wadsworth B W Watts Benjamin Whipole Francis Wocdiotr Juhn C Wood Francis Bouquet Mr Daniel Mr Nayel Air llrouiltard Alphonse de Cotte* Bendict Brescornon 'John Uentoyou Mme CLudine Guennt Le VieomtcdeSegurdc Juujoutr Langwin Pitray Mrs Elizibetb Douzier. Mr Aguimac Mme Vc Doajau Joseph Gonzales Landin Mme Proutiiiere F111L1F BOX, p. m. M Monvtlle Jubil tiiaix II Kerthclen.y, 2 Thomas Payen Michelle Ste Croix Francis Girodon F Brelet Mr Komare Notice. The subscribe.-* have formed a connexion in buahteas under the firth of CuVu k Bnown at St -Uzfj'r, iu this state: They offer their ser- vices in transacting Commission Business. S. Clarke. , G. 8. Brown. St. Mary',, Jan. 10, 1819. [*i|-17] PUBLIC SALES. For Sale. By virtue of a decree in equity at 'he term of Ja nuary, between the devisees of Charles Odtng- arils, and the executors of said Odingsells, WILL BE SOLD, To-Morrow, February 2, At the court-house, of Savannah, the following TRACTS of LAND: Three tracts in Effingham county, consisting of two thousand acres; - another tract in Chatoam county, known as the Old' Orphan House tract, containing four hundred Sad seventy acres; Burn side’s Island, containing two hundred and fifty acres, hammock land, with all the improvements, situated in said county of Chatham- a Lot in Broughton-street, city of Savannah, with the Im provements thereon; and one other tract in raid county, containing one hundred and sixty fire acres,'contiguous to said city, subject to an in cumbrance. Plats of the said tracts to be seen at the time cf sale. A email Library of Books; fire head of Cattle; twelve head of Sheep; Gina, and other plantation Articles—part of the personal estate of said C. Odingsells, deceased. Terms of sale—for the land, one half cash, the balance on a credit of one year, with bonds and mortgage of the premises; cash for the other property. C. 0. Screven,? , Jobn Screven, 5 jan 19 ci——15 Administrator*8 sales* To-Morrow, February 2, Will be sold before the court-house, in Savannah, One tract of Land, containing two hundred two and a half acres, lying in the fifteenth district of Baldwin county—being part of the real estate 61 Benjamin Raynes, deceased; and sold for the be nefit of the heir* lud creditors of said deceased. John G. Butler, adm’or. Ma'Ff"S; Raynes, adm'rx. dec 14 247 City Marshals Sales. To-Morrow, February 2, In front of the court-house, between the hours of 10 a. v. and 2 r. k. will be sold the following PROPERTY, If the taxes are not paid before that day: Lot, No 17, St Gail, now called Oglethorpe- ward, 9J feet deep, 75 wide, bounded east by a lane, south by Pine-street, west by lot No 18,' and north by lot No 4; levied on aa the property of George Woodruff, to aalisTy the city tax on sxid property for the years 1814 and 1815—amount tax £2 10, and cost. Also a building on lot No 4, Tower tything. Decker Ward; levied on a* the property of Thomas Gribbin, to aatisly hit city tax for the year 181P; amount tax £14 69 eta and costs. Also lot No 16 and buildings, Bryan street, (Yamicraw) now called Oglethorpe ward, 132J feet deep and 75 wide, bounded east by lot No. 15, south by Bryan street, west by lot No 17, and north by a lane; levied on as the property of John Beck, to satisfy his city tax.for the year 1818, amount tax £4 U cts and costs. F. M. Stone, c. to. dee 31—261 Sheriff’s sale. ' To-Morrow, February 2, Will be sold at tbe court-house in the city of Sa vannah, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock. The foliuing three Lota and improvements, Carpenter** row, known by tae numbers No 11, 12 and 13, fifty-five feet front, and one hundred and fifty feet deep; levied ou as the property of Clmstophcr Frederick Tritbuer, deceased, to »a- ti-fy a judgment in favor of Jobs Wisenbaker, adiiunis'trater U. Huson. George L. Cope, s- o. c. jan 2 —1 Administrator’s 'sales continued. On the iccond Tueaday in February next, Will be sold at Balhesda {commonly called the Old Orphan-house) by permission of the court of ordinary cf Chatham county, between the hour* of 11 and 12 o’clock, 1 ovgrii man Brutus, and X negro woman Mary. Likewise at same time and place, 1 Hone, Chair and sundry articles ofhousehold and kitchen Furniture, Ac.—Sold as tbe property of Joseph and Susannah Spencer, for the benefit oi the heir* and creditors of said estate. Condi- ions, cash. DAVID E. ADAMS, adm'r. (jjrAH versons having claims cr demands against said estates are again requested to bring them forward without delay, as the subscriber wishes to close the affairs cf said estate. David E. Adams, adm’r. dec 21 253 ' ' To-Morrow, T\ 51 uc ry '■ mu be told before the U-.-i ic „ tutiul . , (wiTHorr I., 2 pair hadsome Carr.a b - gentle. Due handsome Saddle Hor< • A li feb 1 26 ) To-Morroir, Feb. :ary A, Will be sold before the Coun-iloiue in t. : is i between the- usual lo ur •, A NEGRO FELLOW, about lii.rty israofa a good cook, barber, or gardener. * Terms, cash. . M. Herbert, auct’r. feb 1 -25 To-Alorroic, February S, Will be sold before the Courtbvuae *in this city I between the usual hours, - Fire prime HORSES, calculated for harness or saddle. Terms, cash. M. Herbert* auct’r. feb 1 25 * To-Morrow, February S, Will be sold befor? the court-house, A N£6RO MAN, a field hand. James Hunter, auct’r. feb l 25 To-Morrow, February 2, fFiU le mi before the CeumHatue in ihia city, be tween the uniat houH, One pair of elegant bay, draft or saddle HORSES Terms, oath. M. Herbert, auct’r. ft* 1 24 To-Morrow, February 2, me be told before the. Cenrt-lfnite, let ween the utual hours. Two prime NEGRO FELLOWS A. Howe,auct’r. feb 1 24 1 • To-MorroW, February 2, Hill be told before the t'euri-floaae, A prime NEGRO FELLOW, a field hand, wait er, or house servant. M. Herbert, auct’r. feb 1 11 . To-Morrow, February 2, mil be told before the Court-Houn, in Uit city between the usual haurt, AH that TRACT of LAND, on the Avgusta Road, only four miles from tbe city of Savannah, composed of pine, hammock, and low land, well adapted for small farms and garden ground. This tract contains a front of a mile on (he Augusta road, which runs through the centre of it, and where taverns and visiting placet for waggons are much wanted. It it bounded by Use’s Hall, Will- ton, Stcbbins and Wtiliamson’s lands to tbe berth- east; the retreat tract to the south: Britton’s and land to the southwest; and by Wilkins’ :’s Hail to the nortbweat.. It will be sold of 20 to 60 acres, according to a plan which ; exhibited. Terms—one-fourth cash, ba- one.two and thrceyears, without interest. M. Herbert, auct’r 1 12 Valuable Lands far sale-. VfiU be sold at the coort^iouae, in the city of Sv Vanuatu between the hours of H and 1 o’clock, AS VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND As any in thisistate, situated within a few miles of Darien, bountled^by Lewis’ Creek and tbe Alataraaha river, containing 1190 acre* calculated for the culture of rice, cotton or sugar. r ALSO, A .House and Lot at Baitden’s Bluff; a healthy residence near tins land. The above property will potitivly be sold on that day, unless prirvi- ously disposed of at private sale, .of which pur. chasers are assured. M. HERBERT, cuci’r. feb 1 257| Administrator’s sale. To-Morrow, February 2, Will be sold in front of the courthouse, between the usual hours, . . A Negro Wench, Dorisa, belonging to tbe es tate of John B. Man, deceased; by order ot the honorable She court of ordinary for Chatham County. • A. HOVt E, adm’or. feb 1 * 246 Chatham Academy Lots. On Monday, Sth February, hfill be told Afore the Exchange, in the diy of Sa vannah, between the houri of 12 and 2 o'clock. Those two valuable LOTS, known as Nos 3S and 36, in Warren ward, in said city, fronting south on Broughton street, near judge Stephens'. The title is undoubted, having been granted by the city immediately to the Academy, in fee sim ple. The lots are fenced in. Terms—half cash, balance payable on the first January next, with interest from day of sale,'se cured by bond and mortgage on the premises.— Purchasers tu pay for titles. James Hunter, auct’r. jan 30 -25 ’ Hardware at Auction. On Thursday next, tbe 4th inst Will be sold, without any ryyerve, at the bine store on the Bay, formerly occupied by Mr Joseph An entire Invoice of about L3000 sterling of well assorted Staple and Fancy Hardware Sheriff’s sales. On >he f'tt Tueidoy in March next, Will be sold at the court house in Ricebcrottgb, between the hours of IS and 3 o’clock, A mall bay horse, and a shot gun; levied on as the property of John Soulegree, dec. to satisfy an execution in favor of Charm Floyd, for the use of Robert Barnwell, said property pointed out by Joseph Austin, adm’or •William Wilson, s.L.zj. febl -26 ’X ■ Executor’s sales. On Friday, the 5th day of March next, WiU be sold at the court-house, in-Savamuh. be tween the bouts of ten'and two o’clock, Thirteen LOTS, immediately adjoining the city of Sawn nih, bong part of tbe real estate of the late Thomas Hogg, derrsaot. sdht by direction* contained in bio Kit wilt and testament, lor the benefit of the heirs of said estate. A plat of thfr ‘ said lots will he exhibited at the sale. Gftorge Anderson, > : James Johnston, • > jin 23 sir—19 30 casks patent Carolina Hoes 1 case Pocket-Books Tbe terms will be inviting, and made known at time of sale. Sale to commence cr 11 o'clock M. Herbert, auct’r. * feb 1 26 On Monday, the 15th of February next, tfill be told at tlx late retidenee of James CUta-ul, decerned, Barnard Urect, All the persona) Property of said deceased. By order cf the administrator*. Sale to commence at ll o'clock, M. Herbert, auct’r. jan 11) — 15 Administrator’s sale. On Saturday, 20th February next, WM be told Afore my More, SUNDRY ARTICLES Household Furniture. The personal property of George Hrislrr, d*> - - administrator. , A. Howe, auct’r. ceased.* By order 39a* jan 18—f——14 On the first Taesday in March nekt, Between tbe boon of 10 and 2 o’clock, trill be jmld.before the Court-House in the city of Say The following named-NBGRQE3, to wit; Cdb and.-her three children, Charlotte and htel children, and base, ABdrew and George. Sold ia pursuance of a decree in equity, ' Conditions, cadt.' 1 ■■■ M. Herbert,.aud jan SO •* ",X, 1
