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t-Vz* Marine Sf FirelntHravee Company A < election fur inspector to tltecompair <o (ill •' e va;»ncy of captain Newcomb, rr»!gite't\ wilt *»••* place on Monday next. the Uth tud. Oaouw w.H haml in their application^ to *:e secreta ry oa ur befoie itut day. R. Wayne, sri’rv frfi 1-r-S .Marine Fire Insurant Company An election for thirteen directors to sene tor twelve months trill take plarft on Monday the 15th instant, between the hour* of ten ami two o'clock at the long room r.f the company. R. VVavne, sec’ry. feb 1 —t - 26 Chatham Academy The fint quarter wnce the of the tr.hrolt in tiiis Academy ha# u»»w closed, anti the fnnteti having examined the JiffercTit #! •<>«>»», have the pleasure In state that their efforts have been . s-owned With much Micron The great difficulty has arisen from the hitherto unavoidable change ot nachers. They have now three competent and respectable instructor* in the female school, and they have engaged Mr. Pol as -a peisnan.*nt teacher in the male depart ment. His cta«v~.al acquirements and fameliari- ty wiik'teuclung fnraid* confidence of equ**lprot- nerj’y in the other department* of the academyi on! the fvi.ncaalria i school increase*. At the opening of the »cho»W it was i.ot prac ticable to esrablioh ihc rates ot' tuition justly, he caiiM; t!»e different departments of instruction or the numbers could not then be ascertained and little difference wan nude in the price, and none at all in the female department. i« justice U. the institution and to teacher* it becomes r.e pessary to discriminate; Tl»e following rate* are now published and are more moderate than those of the common schools of this or other cities: — Lancastrian class &7 per quarter. 1st class in the classical aciiool—$10 2d class ftitihinetic, grammar, geography, fee.— *2. 3d do languages, mathematics, &c —13 50 1st class m the female school, readingaLd spcl- LIST of LETTERS "He itreiiitng iuthe I’osLOSi -c at-Saraimait, (Gs.) 0* rue 51st rxxcxxr, I8i9, (&*• '. m $vnt vitianip letter* fmn this Let, wiil fleutc vie*it:6 i ili'it liity ere '*«i2vertefied.' v J. Jona'.han Ames^jua Wait A mod Cant Jtmm A>pins>*U Mrs Mara Ah* :g Miss Mary Alrums. William V Adiwith, 2 Heniy T Allen Fred* ric Alter- Wilsmrr nJrew*, 3 Geu:ge# -n Justus "At,tn •10 2d class reading, writing and aralfitnetic—12 3d d» do do do geography and history—13 50 4th class do do including drawing—15 The quarter will commence this <Tuy l»l Febru ary. licitctl <il admission will be i»»ued by Mr Port at the academy, tvlio is authorised to retund one week's tuition of the last quarter. OI> l a 26 Subscriber Respectfully informs his friends and the public, 4 that he has employed a genteel teacher lor oue y«sr, possessing abilities to leach the oriian.entsl hands in writing, Orthography, Geography, Eng. lisli Grammar, Arithmetic snd Book-Keeping.— Those who would wish to send their children to this school will be accommodated with hoard on moderate terms in the family of the subscriber— and Die children will be instructed both before and after school hours by the teacher. The re sidence of the subscr.ber is a pine land cnc and very healthy; and every attention will be paid |o the children that may be sent to this school, both by 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, healthy situat-'on and the strict attention paid by the teacher, will make this institution an agreeable retreat from the city of Savannah in tbe sickly months ol the year. VViliium Harrison. feb I c* 26 Henry F (towen Charles A liart .rd Anthony Brlaray, 2 Samnt! B!.ur Joseph I’Lnce Nehemuii liu'ier I'hibp Benr.et J, kit Cb.odeii Butcher Morgan Brown Kdw'd Barnatd Thomas lirul'ey Aaron Bast sen Letfis Bosworth Oowell Bray David V,' lit Hell Solomon aidwell James H Bett Samuel I) Holies Jfjse Handy Sineus C linker Peter llurdtil Thomas Baker Luther Baehue Asa Brady Wuhan, A Brown David Baxter Daniel Bates ' Andiew Blankinslitp Hei.ry Brooks, 2 Richard liarstou td.stia bright John C Be knian, 4. Hxhatd barker Jcdidiah hriggs Hallett Briggs I'M Brant Perez Bassett Samuel Brooks, 2 William B Buckler Ebei.ezzr Bdtiwin Thaildeus Brooks n. sim in Bexley Jo.-ef.!i C Bowen Kara L lljdeu W.Ii.am itarton Robert Brand Frederic W Brown Mr Bailsir Junes Btckham Ezra I. Baldwin, 2 Janies Barnard Robert Bowman Abraham Brown Frederic Buxton John Buntin Thomas Bassett, jan I It •’* Bruman, per Crane U Baker Jacob Bennett Hr William Butler Dr Thomas Bayard hi Adoljil.us Uatcbeller 2 Cupt Nathaniel Bishop, 3 Capt Wiliam !t Bolt Capt Jonathan Ulyth Cspt William Baldwin Capt Obcd Boles Capt Savory Boles Capt Sylvester Bates II Barbelmy Sr Co Capt James Burkhert Capt.Benj. Barber Capt Nath‘1 Bullock Mrs Margaret Mr nimby Minder Baiter Mrs Joharnah Barry Mrs Elizabeth Bunco Mrs John Beson Mrs Jar.e Bragg M ss Sab.-a Barrows Mits Mary Ann Btuen Miss Margaret Brown Samuel Blackwell, jr, 3 Miss Kuth Brown David Bar ks Ebcnczei Baxter Miss Eliza Bush. Just Received, per schooner Dime, 5U kegs prime Butter 20 barrels No 2 Maeketei ' - Barrels Salmon An invoice of Farniturc, consisting of Sideboards, Bureaus, Wash-stands Light-stands, Writing-desk.-. Solas. Sic For sale by M. UEBUEKT. feb 1 « ?6 Old Jamaica Rum, font AS I, TUf TZAR!,* OUI. The subscriber otrei's for side .50 demijohns of pure old Jamaica Rum, wart anted genuine and ten years old, having been a voyage to England and from thence received by oite of the late ar rivals. M. HERBERT feb 1 H 26 For sale, .i A valuable tract of land containing abonl 22uO acre.* within four miles of the town of Jefferson, in Camden county This land is situated on the Satiila river, and on the St Mary’s road; it is well ■ calculated for the culture of rice, cotton or cane, and will be sold low on appl cation to Messrs. B (a J Habenham or to Joseph C Habersham, feb 1 »T 62 To be hired BY Y1TK TUB, OX CTUDCOVFK WAGES, 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 same by proving pro perty and paying expenses. If not claimed by Xkie 13th of next month it will then be sold to psy charges, (nnuite at this office, feb 1 26 Notice. Notice is hereby given, that, at the expiration of nine months, application will he made to the court nf ordinary for the county of Chatham, for leave to sell all the right and title of the late John I^vrlt, t sq in a certain plantation on Islay island, reputed to contain eleven hundred and fourteen acres, belonging to the estate of the late Francis Levitt, deceased; also five hundred acres of land, aituate in Ihe county of Effingham, part of the oaid estate, for the benefit of the creditors and lleirs of the said John Levett. Christiana Levett, Guardian for the heirw if J.hn Lovett. feb 1 $n 26 Janies Compton Aaron Csljlwcll Stephen U-inktin Peter Cautiell William Crane Sineca Congdui, 3 I-aac Case James Cathett Seth Coning William Cullen Charles Callaghan Aaron Caldwell Janies Cummins, 3 Joseph Child Lewis Caswell Harvey Case Emay Caswell Presberry Clark Lewis Cher? Aaron P Codding Andrew Clerk Samuel Crapsey Franklin Chase, 2 iteiili.li Cone Russel Clark Suin’! Cook John Carr John Call Mr Chapman Christopher Cory, 2 Dennis Cain, 2 William Crafts Miodell Churclihiii, 2 Samuel Canely, 2 Steph'-.i Crane, 2 Gabriel Coalman James Cook William Durham Henry Darnell, 4 Aug. Dous-eit, 3 William D.llon, i Daniel Dunham Thomas Dickinson William G Dawaon Jabcz Downs, 2 Samuel Dunwell Francis Douglass Charles IHatio Gurge Davis Peter Edvidge * John Everett Capt Nye Edward* Josiah B Ferrell Stury B Fenner Proctor Felton Joseph Felth Robert Fottrney, 2 William S Caswell John Coghlan Asa Clark , Samuel S Clark Enhraim Chase Gcotge Carter, Tattnall county WilPam Clarek Richard M Carnett Christopher Cassidy Andrew Cascly, 2 Cliarles Clark Thomas Crooft John Care William Cissery Peter Carter Patrick Coghlan, 2 James H Crum, EJJing- haxe county Peter C Carpenter Joseph Clare Burnet A Cohen Isaac Course & Son, 5 Cnmming & Moorhead Capt Allen Chuse Capt Levi Cullins Capt Albert Corthburth Capt Franklin Chuse Capt Nathaniel Cole Capt Christie Capt Henry Codding Capt Charles Church Capt John Candler, 2 Capt Edward Candler Mrs Sally Cooper Mrs Su-an Clark Miss Louisa I. Cook. D. S C Dinning, 2 James Dunn Fiph’tn W Dexter Robert Daniell Patrick Dickinson, 2 Frederic Darling Joseph Dennett Mrs Polly Daniel Mrs Susannah D.:e* Mrs Susan Daly Mrs Catli’e Deveaux Miss Emily Dougherty A Ervin, Lethbridge & co Mrs MatyErrick Mrs Elizabeth Emenus F. Hiram Fox Janies Fraser William Fraser Gorge Pasli Elisha Puller Ssmuel JvtTord* ;-f James J Jch tswn if Sarr jei Johnston ' James Jtr.Fy Thomas Jellsan K- 'ames Kssay, John K A/ e Jeremiah Ki.app Wm U King 2 Samuel Ln-.id 4 Cromwell Luther 3 Joint Loucc'eit John LiUirjnlia v W.n Law, , John Lli.yi Wm Li.gat 2 James C Lice t Matthew Lniburiow Loten K Lewis 4 Amos Lines James Layu John LurimtAA Wm Lucas t Park Lums. r v . GtO-ge Lafl^id}- Nathaniel Lord Thomas Lucas Stesrs Jac sb Idler U. Co ftr.pt L Junes Capt J Jewett, Mrs Susa-t a’ickson Miss'Susan Jones K. Joel Klbbee Wm K Kuly 3V C Kenaler Aaron Ken.p Iraac K.lcr .\arriti Lyon, Puryibury F l-ance Barailiia kuce Wm Lane 2 Samuel 11 Lincoln Hnbtnsnn G Lenders Z.ch riah Lamar John Le Bosquet David Le-como John Luther Abraliam H Low Lieut Robert LLr.an Capt David Latourette Mrs Mary Langtun Mrs Louisa Lewis MrsLyltleton Mrs Catherine Libert Elite Mantl, J F H M L4t*r j Daniel Wiu Stgagaf Jxred Macey.2 William Mygaft John Mi^ahe'd, 2 Robert M-Coy Tzrael Moses John M-Kinne William Monks Thomas Monroe William MulineauX J Merixll William Minton James Miller A Maiicnt James Magnan George Miller Stephen Mildrum John Murney, 2 John-M’Adam Reuben G. Mac?, 2 Lewis Mitcbel James Moore M. Henry M‘Keene James Murbel Icbabod Muon Heilty Mornings tar Wra Mosley ■ — Sfcpry Mason Mosey Marsh, 2 .Tame* M’Michxel PH Murray J'bn Mongin Ridiard Macy, 3 George Mather Thoms* F Moshum Morriss Mathews William Merry Edward F M'EIroy Dr George Milan Capt Charles if orris S CaptDaac Morgan Capt Riley M’Neal Miss E Morgan Mrs Eliza M’Conky Mrs Mills Miss Mary Ann M’Kean Wm M’Neely, .Bulloch Miss Hannah G Maxwell county John M’Cali, 3 Tobias Myers Andrew M'Dowell Miss Elizabeth M’Donald Miss Harriet Meriam Miss Hetty Myers JohnS Newbuld Paul Nye Newton Ct Clark Nicholas Nelson William Nisbtt Samuel Nichols George Ntlson George Nixon >*- John Newton Mr Nocks Cornelius Nye Thomas G Northup Tobias Nock, jun William L Morris Capt Samuel Neaves 0. William Ormsbce MtjOzard Lewis OrtnsBee Capt Oliver Omfcury Barnard O’Done!! Henry A Paris, 3 William Price llollimon Potter Ephraim Peirce Samuel Pearson William Pendleton William Pierce, 2 Robert Pomroy Peter Perrine Zacbariah Paddleford George S. Parker Joseph Peck William Perkins John A Parker Henry Peirce William Profet James Patterson Zeilnah Y Poke Ganet Pikworth James Peta James Qtiibell P. Oliver Price Uivid Patterson John Porter Bradford Peirce, 2 David Peirce Hor.-jre Philips Alex Pratt Amu B Parker John Pitcher, 2 Peleg S Pitcher Wilson Pope John Pain , . Henry Pearson James Parker ’< Lieut I Walter Philips Capt Charles Porquet Mrs M Pope Miss Sophia B Paris, 2 Miss Mary Papcrt James Packman Q. George Reynolds Warren Rose James T Ross Samuel Roberts Frederic Rahn A S Richardson John Read William Radcliffis Henry P Russell, 4 Wm Richards, L. II. Feay, A'guyle UI-"Free sclriol Managers” and Michael Fisber Ezra Farrington lteuel Fnbes David Fairbanks Benj. Fowls Jonathan Fifie'.d, 2 Forbes h Smith Capt Aaron H Forsirun Capt John A Fray Capt lliiam Fox Mrs Citb’c Fitzgerald, 2 Sirs Nancy Fiaser Fifty Dollars’ reward Will be given for the apprehension of roy three negroes, named Daxikl, Sixssh, and her child Suss, it harbored or employed by any white per son, or ore half if harbored by negroes—Daniel u (stack fellow, about S feet 3 or 4 inches, thick lips, and speaks without shuting them, and about 23 years of uge. Sinder is a stout likely wench, about 5 feet 6 inches, 35 years old—Rose, her child is about Si years old Twenty live dollars will be given if found and lodged in gaol so that I can get there ISAAC HARDEE, jr. feb 1——c*—25 river -Vrct. Zieorgia—Chatham county. By S M Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary of the county and state aforesaid. Whereas, Christen* L-vett, w idow, and John Carnochan. applies for letters of administration (with the will annexed) on the estate of John Le vett, deceased, as next of kin, and in behalf of the heirs. These, are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections, fifany they have) in my office, on or More the fir-r 'Monday in March next, otherwise letters of administration Will be granted said applicants. Given under my trend and seal, t’.is first day of Febroary, 18,19. (LSI S M BOND, cc o c c feb 1 26 Information Wanted. > * • iy person who will give information res pecting Mr. Parascc D Bocxxx. who left Savan nah in October 18.' -8, will confer an obligation on his brother Richard Bourke, by directing a tew foes to the editor of die Savanah Bc’uhlican jan S3—as*-elS G. John I Gib'ion Seaborn GnoJalt Joseph Gihboqs Charles Grover Jacob Guewy Michael Gnbbon Richard M Gowell Christopher S Gunn Robert M Gawen Capt Ichabod Goodwin 2 Capt Satr/l M Gladding Capt Robert Gibbs Miss Maria Gibbons Mi«s Luca Green Mrs Mary Green. H. John Hodges, jun Wil- John Humphreys Andrew Gray, 2 Nicholas Golan Payton Gay, 3 Janies GosUnn John Gardner, 2 John Walton Gibbs J.isenh W Green, 2 Jeremiah N Geers Silsnt Graves James T G nuridge David Gibson James Gordon W.Uiam K Green John Grinnan William Gordon mingion island, 2 John P How Wm Hammer.lings Joseph Helrinston James Holtcn Janies Hodges Seth J 'liteiicock Wm Hrckel John Helvinstoo Alva Halsey Joseph Henderson Owen Holt, 2 James Holmes Timothy Howhmd Joseph Hillee Solomon Hitcbman Joseph Handy Jonathan Hodgdon James Harris Jonathan Howland Jsmes Hamilton, 2 John Holberton Jacob Harris Walter (Jacket Wm Hufinan Henderson U Le rimer Allin Holsey Wm Harden John W Johnson 3 Charles B Jenkes Elis i* Jenny Simon Jackson 2 James Jackson T C Havcen Henry Howland Henry Harford 2 Isaac Hardee David Houlton John Hall Michael Handy Luke Hall Charles Kayley Wm Hinmens Wm Hamntens Eli: ha Handy Thomas Harol Wm Keid Harden F.lisha Hall Isaeh Harden, per Fox St Brant Wm Herbert (a Co. Capt Ijitber Hall 3 Capt ilcuben Hamlen Capt Thomas llamden Capt Amos Hedley Mrs Harriet Humbert Airs Mary Hill, Sstlloch county. Mits Hetty Hamilton Charles Harrington Gen Daniel E Huger ,r. David G Jones Wm Johnson, laitsud!- county Isaac P Jacobs ■ u Jsmes Jackman R. Thomas Rily Mr Reynolds J J Hoe Levi Hist, 2 . John G. Rowland George Rhodes Aaron Ruckkle Isaac Rice Abner Ross Capt Abner Russell, 2 Thomas Kiddieaperger -Capt John Ray Josiah Richmond MrsRuxby Robbins Isaac Koberdc'p Rey- Mrs Deborah L Robinson nolds Miss Elizabeth Russell John Riley H. David Secard, 2 lry Semnions William Smith, 3 . William Sinclair, 2 Daniel Simmons, Jlul- EiieiKzer Silvanus loch, county. Henry Sisioo Jonathan Sbelman Leonard Sturtevant Joshua Seklc Resolved Sherman William H Sergeant, 2 Jesse Sears James Smeiden George Strett Alfred M Slade John Scott Jacob Seaman M B Solomon Orrin’Shaw Bariev Same9 Eliaber Sliookley Sylvester Starr David Stcckney Sa’rrmd Sprague Nathaniel Smith Mager Smith Solomon’s Lodge No l James Seaword Peter Smitli Cant Robert Sly, 3 Capt Thomas C Stevens Capt Daniel Soddard Capt Swain Capt Henry Sharp Mrs C Shearer Mrs Prudy M Steel Mrs Mary B Smith Miss Hannah Snow- Miss Jane Stewsrt Miss Murth Spalding Miss Arn Spencer AbrahamSuares T. John S Towner Tillinghersf Tompkins Charles Turner Abraham l homa Benjamin Smith Ezra Smail Richard Sliirhen Robert Smith, 2 51r Siiaderao Mor.l'-'cai Shcfia! J B Spann Stanton It Byrd Solomon B\Td Daniel W Sherman, 2 Peter Shuver Samuel Smith Thomas B Smith Samuel Sprager Joi.n Seagrecn John Seked Jacob Smith George C Satterict Jatat s Seenian Joseptt Sherlock Benj H Shoemaker George Sergeant Rob trt Steele Gideon Scott John G Sharp Bendtcks Solomon Wil'iam Sweeney Mt ansat Stow Mr. atone, c h Thomas Swerance Henry Tillman, Clinton Thayer, Ephraim Talbot Tnomas Tenney Commodore T Taylor J W W Tounsend J M Thompson, 2 Georg-t Taylor J Tu-el John Tobin John Tuthiil Milea Trayncr A aura Thnii.'ier Joseph Tarboe Henry C Thorp Capt Drury Turner Mrs Trick Miss S B Tavlor V. John Upton V. Henry P. Van-Bibber 2 Capt Daniel Vail Thomas Williams, 2 John ,W ilaon, 2 John Winter Lemuel W;.:!e Wright AVIiite Paul H Wilams i Samuel '* , c .it, 3 TC Wild Ch'if'-T IVdl.ams Jrilill Wade Henry Woodward Pa. id L Wright Wellington St iiinds Major Minor Winn Capt David Wood, jun Cant Thomas West M Williams, Whttnker- Dr Wilson Williams, 2 st-oet I.ait.'jr.-nt Williams, 2 Richard Wat Iron Frederic V, - ,llir.lt lltzikiah Woodworth Joeephus Whcalock John Wood Daniel Westgate Samuel Weston Mrs Col. Wardrobe, 2 Mrs El z. belli Wester- my er Mrs Ann Wright Mrs Pe.telope Volf Mrs Martha Willy Miss Mary Woodward Miss Maty Will is Capt Edward Warren FREXCn FETTERS. Mr Dufeur Desire de 1* Ttnson M Monvtlle John Itiaix II Kerthelemy, 2 Thomas Payen Michelle 9te Croix Francis Girodon F lire let Mr Komare Francis Bouquet Mr Daniel Mr Nayel Mr llrouillard Alphonse de Cottes Bendict Brescomon 'John Uentoyou Mme CDudine Guerant Le Vicomtc de Segurdc Joujoute Langwin Pitrar Mrs Euzibetti Douzier Mr Aguimae Mme Ve Doajau Joseph GonzalesLandin Mme Proutiiiere P1UL1P BOX, p. m. Notice. The subscribers have formed a connexion in business under the firm of Cxaltcc Sc Baowx at St Mdfy't, in this state. They offer their ser vices in transacting Commission Business. S. Clarke. . G. S. Brown. St. Mary’,, Jun. 10, 1819. fej—17) AUC ii u Tj-AIotvow, u •: Will be told before the C Ufiiul . ." (WITHOUT 1 - 2 pair hadsome Car:-, gentle. One handsome Saddle If- r • • A feb 1 .'6 To-Morrotr, Fcl. ::.rj 5, Will be sold before the Court-Hot-'* in t between the- usual lu un, A NEGRO FELLOW, alii ut tin; ty ; srs of • a good cock, barber, or gardener. Terms, cash. . M. Herbert, auct’r. feb 1 25 To-Morrow, February 3, Will be sold before the Com t bvuBe in this c:t?| between the us-rat hours. Five prime HORSES, calculated for harness or] saddle. Terms, cash. M. Herbert, auct’r. ■35 feb 1- Samuel Underwood P J Vallotton, 2 John Vessels Mr Van Charles Wright Simeon Wood George White Stephen S Wing Robert Wilson. 2 Jeremiah P Wood Samuel B Webb Dxvid 8 Wright, 2 Jobn Williams, 2 TV. James Wood Charles Wright Thomas Wuiford. 2 J R Winn* Daniel Wadsworth B W Watts Benjamin Whipole Francis Wurdlow Juba 0 Wood PUBLIC SALES. For Sale. By virtue of s decree in equity at *he term of Ja nuary, between the (Jevisees of Charles Oding- sells, and the executors nf 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 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 county of Chatham- a Lot in Broughton-street, city of Savannah, with the fm provements thereon; and one other tract in said county, containing one hundred and sixty five acres,'contiguous to said city, subject to an in cumbrance. Plats of the said traits to be seen at the time cf sale. A small Library of Books; five head of Cattle; twelve head of Sheep; Gins, and other plantation Articles—part of the personal estate of said C. Odingsells, deceased. Terms of sale—for the Iand, one half cash, the balance on a credit of one year, with bonds and mortgage of the premises; cash for the other property. £h„ 0 sX, r :,":i“"’ s jan 19 ca—15 Administrator’s sales. To-Morrow, February 2, WIU 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 of Benjamin Haynes, deceased; and sold for the be nefit of the heirs and creditors of said decetsSd John G. Butler, adm’or. Mary'S. Haynes, adm'rx. dec 14 247 City Marshal’s Sales. To-Morrow, February 2, tn front of tbe court-house, between the hours of 10 x. tt. and 2 r. m. will be sold the following PROPERTY, If the taxes are not paid before that day: Lot, No 17, St Gall, now called Oglethorpe- ward, 9d 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 as the property of George Woodruff, to satisfy the city tax on said property for the years 1814 and 1815—amount lax 8 2 10, and cost. Also a building on lot No 4, Tower tything, Decker Ward; levied on as the property of Thomas Gribbin, to satisfy his city tax for the year 1BIP; amount tax gl4 60 cts and costs. Also lot No 16 and buildings, Bryan street, (Yamacraw) now called Oglethorpe ward, 1324 feet deep and 75 wide, bounded east by lot No. 15. south by Brvan 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 taxg4 11 cts and costs. F. M. Stone, c. it. dec 51—261 Sheriff’s sale. ' To-Morrow, February 2, Will be sold ut the court-house in the city of Sa vannah, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock. The folloing three Lots and improvements, Carpenter’s row, known t>y the numbers No 11, 1J and 13, fifty-five feet front, and oue hundred and fifty feet deep; levied ou as the property of Clmstopiicr Frederick Triebner, deceased, to sa tisfy a judgment in favor of John Wisenbaker, administrator II. Husnu. George L. Cope, s. o. c. jan 2 1 Administrator’s 'sales continued. On the tecond Tuetday in February next, Will be sold at Batbesda (commonly called tiie Old Orphan-house) by permission of the court of ordinary cf Chatham county, between the hours of 11 and 12 o’clock, 1 negro man Brutus, and l negro woman Mary. Likew ise at same time and place, 1 Horse, Chair and sundry articles of household and kitchen Furniture, Ac.—Sold as the property of Joseph and Susannah Spencer, for the benefit ot the heirs and ered.tors of said estate. Condi- ions, cash. DAVID E. ADAMS, adm’r. jjill persons having claims or demands against said estates are again requested to bring them forward without delay, as the subscriber wishes to close the affairs cf caid estate. David E. Adams, adm’r. dec 21 253 a field band. To-Morrow, February S, Will be sold before the court-hquse, A NEGRO MAN, James Hunter, ault’r. feb l 25 Tu-Morrow, February 2, Will be eold before the Ceurt-Houee tn thie city, be- tween the usual hours, One pair of elegant bay, draft or saddle HORSES Terms, cash. M. Herbert, auct’r. feb 1 24 To-Morrow, February 2, mu be stld before the. Co^t-/louse, between the usual hours. Two prime NEGRO FELLOWS A. Huwe,attcfV. feb 1 24 • To-Morrow, February 2, Will be sold before the C'ouri.JIouse, A prime NEGRO FELLOW, a field hand, wait er, or house servant. M. Herbert, oacf’r. feb 1 11 To-Morrow, February 2, Will be sold before the Court-House, in this ctly betveen the usual hours, All that TRACT of LAND, on the Augusta Road, only four miles from tbe city of Savannah, composed of pine, hammock, and low land, well adapted for small farms and garden ground. Tbia tract contains a front of a mile on tbe Augusta road, which runs through the centre of it, and where taverns and visiting places for waggons are much wanted. It is bounded by Rae’s Hail, Will- son, Stebbinsand Williamson’s lands to the north east; the retreat trad to the south; Britton’s and Readfe land to tbe southwest; and by Wilkins’ and Hae’s Hall to the northwest. It will be sold in low of 20 to 60 acres, according to a plan which will be exhibited. Terms—one-fourth cash, ba lance fn one,two and threeyears, without interest. M. Herbert, auct’r f^l- 12 Valuable Lands for sale. 'ifo-Morrowt ftfcriWJI B, Will be sold at the court'house, in the city of Sir Valued), between the hours of 11 and 1 o’clock, AS VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND As any in thinstate, situated within a few railea of Darien, boun ded^by Lewis’ Creek and the Alatumaha river, containing 1193 acres calculated for the culture ot rice, cotton or sugar. ALSO, A House and Lot at Baisden’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 assureil. M. HERBERT, auct’r. feb 1 »c 257| Administrator’s sale. To-Morrow, February 2, Will be sold in front of tbe court-house, between the usual hours, . . A Negro Wench, Dorisa, belonging to the es tate of John B. Mars, deceased; by order ot the honorable the court of ordinary' for Chatham countv. A. HOWE, adm’or. fob 1 1 246 Chatham Academy Lots. On Monday, 8th February, inil be sold before the Exchange, in the city of Sa vannah, between the hours of 12 end 2 o’clock, Those two valuable LOTS, known as Nos 55 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 foe sim ple. The lot* 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 to pay for titles. James Hunter, auct’r. jan 30 25 Hardware at Auction. On Thursday next, tbe 4th inst. Sheriff’s sales. On the fret Tuesday in March next, Will be sold at the court house in Ricebcrougls, between the hours of 16 and 3 o’clock, A small bay horse, and a shot gun; levied on as the property of John Soulegree, dec. to satisfy an execution in favor of Cbarles Floyd, for the use of Robert Barnwell, said property pointed out by Joseph Austin, adm’or •William Wilson, s. l-a. feb 1 26 Executor’s sales. On Friday, the 5th day of March next, Will be sold at the court-house, in .Savannah, be tween the hour* of ten and two o'clock, ThirUen LOTS, immediately adjoining the city of Savannah, bong part of the real 'estate of the late Thomas Hogg, deceaaed—sold. by directions contained in his last will sag-testament, for the •aid lots will be exhibited at the sole. George Anderson,? James Johnston, • j 1 jan 23 x»—19 Will be sold, without cpy reserve, at the blue store on the Bay, formerly occupied by Mr Joseph Depass, An entire Invoice of about J-3000 sterling of well assorted Staple and Fancy Hardware ALSO 30 casks patent Carolina Hoes 1 case Pocket-Books Tbe terms will be invitiag, and made known at time cf sale. Sale to commence nr 11 o’clock / \ M. Herbert, auct’r. feb 1 26 On Monday, the 15th of February next, Wilt be sold at the late residence of James CIsland, deceased, Barnard street. All the personal Properly of said deceased. By order of the administrators. Sale to commence at II o’clock, M. Herbert, auct’r. jan 19 15 Administrator’s sale. On Saturday, 20th February next, Will be sold before my store, SUNDRY ARTICLES Household Furniture.. The personal property of George Healer, de ceased. By order of the admin istrator. A. Howe, auct’r. jan 18—f 14 On the first Taeadaj in March next, Between tbe hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, wilH be zold.befoxe the Court-House in the city of Say Vannah, ■ The following named NEGROES, to win Cdre contained in mrau viu ann ve-uunem, cor me mJkb*,. Uiroo childrea, ChariottTand her,throw benefit of the heirs of aatd catate. -A plat of the Dttithrer children, and base, Andrew and George. i 9otd in pursuance of a decree in equity. j Condition^ auk jan 30 M. H 1
