About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1819)
w jr+\m ft ■•jEittua!*—_ljij THE REPUBLICAN. THUKSUaY HiKNIMJ. rtiacwu ;1. 1% 9. ic7* rr.njiiuriiTox oauj The citizens of fi^vaunih Jfre invited to meet *t tbe Exchange vn SAt t'HDAY EVENING nest, the 13th isaUnt,' to nuke sfTangvment* to celr- bttte Uk Bitth-IKy of the Ulutlriou* FATHER cf ottr CcmnuHt Country. JIEirjRKOF JJS CENfUARIRS! An attempt wn made last night to set on (i t tlic west end of the city I he jv.riic*: trill, no doubt do its duty; but ter would advise grta. reliance on the part of m»f cil sms Proper fncasun s have been taken to discover the infam ous Incendiaries. mail iwniwnr. By account* in this day's p-ipcr it will be «ecn ( that the great mail ha- been robbed between Phil, adtlphia anti New-Y«rrk, near Bridgetown, Jet*ey, on the .JOtb ult. by three m*n ihej cut 'the mail bag ope n and took from it a large quanti ty of letters; and robbed the passenger* ot ffie.r tnqirey and* watches. Nicholas Bi<Ml<-is nominal-d hy the president of the United States, as director of the bank of the United States, in place of Mr. Jones. It is stated in the Georgetown Messenger, ol the 2d in-t. that the negotiations for the cession of the Florida*, ha* been resumed. We flunk •» tiigh time that negotiations Imd ceased, and the proud monarch of the inquisition required to make prompt reparation for the spoliations ma le upon cur commerce—or, setk it by a retort t‘> arm*— When an honest and just appeal for our rights, fiil—'(is then time to unsheathe our swords. We have waited with a patience characteristic ut*<h) r government for thirteen years. Jf Spain has not found it convenient to be honest in that time—she* never will. HANK OF THE UNITED STAVES. In the house of representative* on the 1st Inst. Wr. Spencer offered the follow;! g rcsolulio », which, after the house hud considered, he strtvd he did not offer with* view to immediate disc ns eioh; but wished it referred t<»a committee oldie Whole on the slate of the union- Mr Tyler had no objection that the Imuse *h »uld consider the resolution but he wool .1 vou against4ts adoption. The house would have an opportunity of discussing it fouily, and with ma ture reflection. He hoped, however, the house would rather direct a sure facias to be forthwith issued. Mr Johnson, of Virginia opposed the resolu tion. and declared, if no other member would do \Uhe himself would*move for the judiciary com- mine • to report a bill to repeal the charter—the patient was too ill t*» be cured by anod>nes. He thought a dissolution mu*t soon take place. At his suggestion, the resotu'l >n was laid on the tabic. Mr S. assented thereto It reads thuir On motion by Mr Spencer* Rettnlved, by th* senate and house cf t ep- resent atives of the United States of Amttri rd, in congress assembled. That tt>** sec retary of the treasury shall cause ah the public deposits in the bank of (he United States and iUscverr.i office* of discount and deposit, to be withdrawn on the tir*t d.«* of July next; that after the said day, the bills or notes of the said corporation *hal| ho longer be receivable in any pay intuit* tu the United States; a ad the attorney gen eral of the United States rhall on that day, or as Soon thereafter as /nay be, cause n scire facias to be sueil out in conformity tri the provision" of f he ••act to incorporate the subscribers to ihe*b.ink of'the United States,” culling upon the said corporation to shew cause why its charter should not, be declared forfeited; unles* the said cor-f potation shall, by a l.'*j*n! act t*» be deliver- ■etl to, and approved by, the attorney gen eral, anil to be by him transmitted tn con gress at the nest session thereof, declaje its assent to the following propositions, : »h or before the a iitf first day of July next, viz, 1. Tii/.t congress may by law provide •uch mean* as may be necessary to enforce tl»e first fundamental article of the waul charter respecting the right of voting l"» director?*, and j»ai ticubu !y to provide tl»Jt transfers of stock shall always be made ti> the real ow ners thereof, or to some pei>»ui or pel son* in trust for the owners, wlm shad always b« named in such tran-det; that stock shall always be deemed to •« long to the person or persons in who»e name it may 'stand, or for whose use it may tie declared* ill the certificate to be held, and thi? no evidence whatever shall be re ceived in any court to contradict or ex plain the certificates of ownership. 2. That congress may provide for the reduction of t.*e capital stock oi the bank, in a j«<f and equal proportion, by the stockholders thereof, when convened hi a genera! meeting. •?. That the power of removing any director fur misconduct, may be vested in the president of the United States. t 4. That the bank tn.« v purchase m t ex- rveding five miHious'nf dollars of the lund- *d debt of the U. States, and may hold the Same without being subject to redemption unless consented iu by it, until the time or times specified in the certificates there of. 5. That no by-law of the corporation shall exclude the directors appointed by the government from a full knowledge of all the concerns of the bank, ami **l the accounts of every pet-on dealit.g with v; and that tlie ascent oi at least one public director shall be necessary to allow any discount, and to render vuiid every act ut the board oi directors. 6. That the provision in th^second fun damental article, prohibiting any director from holding his office n»« ie Ilian three year* out of lour in succc>*ion, may be modified and repealed by congress. 7. No discount shall, ;n any case, be made by the bank at Philadelphia, or by any oftice, without the roiiafiti ut at least four director* of the bank, or of the office, a* tlic case may bt. 8. t ungie** may authorise the bank to deal net trade, in other things :hmi those enuit.v .«trd in the i.iot.h lUJUUmenufoj^ XicK*. *' tn receive pi* dges rwn ^tuus. U.ut ufiks'fu tided nrbt.of \Tiu Uuit- Shles, i.-i security lor Joans and tb tiell such p!e*!gcs on a furfeftui ** thereof. ' y. That peraon** hnldit.g %• ck, apou which ai.y instalment shal l luve been piid by the prureeil* of notes discounted, shall be Compelled giadually, and as »o*»n as circumstances will admit, to pay t««e full amount of #«ch instalment, in coin, or in co:n a:»d fuiwleiJ 4« cording to the previsions of the charter: and no dividend of profits alia 11 Or allowed to *ach stock, •inti! the said payment is completed. 10. That titr secretary of the tieasury shall be permitted at any time, either in person, »»r by age mi tobeaj pointed by him; to inspect ail tin* b inks, papers,' corres pondent e f tvinules, am! proreed’ngs of the board o.* directors ol the bank, anil of all its offieta. and u! all their tilfir■c*r*. 11. That emigres* Jimy extend the time for tin* payment of th** whole, or any part of the sum of J,500,030 dollars, required t«> he paid by the £Jlh section ut the char ter. 12. That a sire facias may be issued out of any circuit cutlrt id the' Uuited States, id the rate stated in tiie chart and whenever it ahalt b* issued out o! any otner court than t'i«* circuit court of Penn- *ylvi»ma, sworn copies of the books and par*»r* «d lue bank shall be received as evi «1* nc.**, instead of tho origimls. l'oe foregoing provisions,or any of them, m »y at any time be enacted into a law or law*, by congress, and shall, therefore, be come a pat t of the charter of the bank* kEPOftr or T.!£ LTBKIli r COCJU X (til ) FUE5 SCHOOL SOCILTT ron Tlie TEAll itilR. Iu conformity with the requirement* of tlic con- s’hu’.ion of iiic Liberty cauniy t ree School S<»ci- cty, the secretary now pres-.nts to the society • ilie an »’u! report," embracing substantially die jcv* r-f reports made by the vi&itiug cwmimUce^, during the year l'iiS; together with »ucu iein«iks as the board ot Uirectori have Li ought proper to submit n.i »ue commencement of thi* year it wax found .rpebieat topciirnt the tempo;uvy *»u pension at some of the schoo >, that the larger chitareo mi gin Kiid di^ir kid in the crop^ to . ucu parents, os *iit ttm poor to . upport their fauidie* without b ich afVistiisice. Hus i i'hdgenc#* seemed necessary, as well to meet »bc wants of the poor and necessitous, whose improvement it is the especial object of this in stitution to promote; as to prevent an improvi dent use of its funds, iu the payment of teachers without an adequate number of scholars to em ploy them. But ^ ne school, however, was suspended under *.hi*>*r»rder. and ttie- visiting committee found, in .Vigust, four schools in operation, and employed a teichcr fur the fifth. This committee express Ih'-ii gratification at the anxiety for improvement winch in \nifcsted itself throughout the schools, and. With the progress of the scholars, diuing the nhort period they had been blisied with in struction. In December, the schools were again visited, (fuur were found iu operation) and all exhibited interesting proofs of the salutary efforts of :ius benevolent society. The committee speak generally in terms of approbation of the lubits, osiubn, and improvement of the scholar?- and at one school in particular they say—Many **h<> compose nos school are young men and wo- rit.i, ui.o wtr« deploraby ignorant when they commenced, only four months, since, but are now * h* to sped Cumcliy and to read tiie word o» i of cartlessMcss of parents manifested in the e^ul if attendance of iheir children, seems to present the grtutrst difficulty to the successful prosecution of the bcuevolem uedgns uf the socie- >* .buVthis disposition, orighisiir.g in the wan* f inhumation, winen incapacities tnem justly io appreciate the auvamages of, educalicn, will ne- c*..‘»aviiy be corrected by more iigfit and a higher state i t improvement. existence adds another evidence to t'ue ma ny before dcscovored, of the necessity of »uch a cnly as tliis, by whose kind and uuwtar'f.d vx- ei ions, prejudices, distructivc of private and pub- c happiness may bt erad.caied, and the public judgment and n«orats be protected against the has of ifi.rar.ee or the u lur emeu:» M' vice If thi.-* society ^iia. not d<»i,e* aU it could v^h t by the bie»«tt;g of (J’>d r n has accompliditi eno«g!» courage it to p'lce-d in the benevolent Work Ir.c.ii it u*a> fornicih By its liberality, many witnout iu aid, even in di^favurod land tf and rel.iiuus li *ht, would never have been able to.riad eiiher tpt; m-trument wliirh guaran tees t+?Atw their civd piivff-ges, or the still mure glorious chiFtrr of tlirir spirio^] blessings,are now in pj-wcHM :i ofiliuir.y ahjch unlocks these in estimable Ircnsures*. These have bee me living d powerful arguments in favor of fnc ichnU c.e-tret, and will, im»re than any olhvra aid you tlie consummation «»f the great objects of this ‘ cuitio.i. Soon 'he children whom teach will become the teach-, r? of their imtetUrol purest*. and the grt.U ad'antugt s of ioblruciicn, being generally felt, will he cheerfully and zealously ced all. Independent of Ihe blessings necessarily result to this country from auU) a of Hang*; >l:c it, fiat nee of example, strengthened by success, may extend to other ies, and afford to Ihe benevolent advocates extended s\^e:n <»t public education, unan swerable arguments fur its support. Much then depends, upon the prrsevtnnice ut this society.— lh? cause w hich engages its atte-ti*»n is sacred. !t is the cause of humanity, of civp'zatiou, of rel.gion—appeals like these couidnot fan tc secure adtocaUs in any section of the country, where prejudices had not hoodwinked the u’Kierststnd- ng and the moral Kens:bd;tiea of the heart beer, blunted by the excess of human depravity. But Liberty county no fears can be entertained on s subject. \V.i%t ha* been done, and tlic j-p’.rit wr.icli pinduced :t, are pledges stronger than bends {•r tf.e future, brvtr.il other schools could he established did the funds admit of it; hut the limited state ot these, .*r.u the scantness of ?hr late harvis*, pre vents the expectation ofa.ttmptirg more than to support the scitooL alr-ady in iteration. '1 hr means for tins purpose are derived ‘rom the tui lion m«n;ey of such scholars as are able t:» pay, and from subscnpiion. All the icxchersare j*rdd up to the 10th Nov. !<Ud, leaving in the treasury at that period, the sum of two hundred and ufty-niue dollars. Tuition money may be calnr<atrd at fifty ifolt&rs, ar.d the lur.t due rn rub»cnption a! this Lime, five id red and forty-c uht dollars, making in the whole th«* sum ot eig.n hundred and fifty-seven e.t iurs, v ’.;c ! s :» •<( the society can rely upon. wstnoM i art her aid, for the d^hursment* of the year Idly. JOSEPH JONES, secretary. COUNTRY FRO DICE. savaxiraH—exsu ruicxs tui* dax. ^ cts. g ctt. li: /(ice, per 200 lbs •Jon», per bus;.cl. Cot ion, sea-isl-ti.d, pr lb Ditto, up-land, do. Flour, per bl Tobacco, le**i per WO ibs. i 3J* 5 75 1 00a 1 06 5‘J a 52 83 a 24 9 50 a 10 9 SHIP NEWS. /*<(/,'; w ijravxw. dik Aimwaot Ship Nancy, Uny, Antwerp, vim Flushing. 42 -days—iron and bricirs-^ii> order. Sailed from Antwerp on the 2Jd, »t)4 Fltssinnjf ihe aflih Dec. Uoft at Autwcr^ ship Emtaa-iJatildiv Xrod.ti. lor Ne*-York; Ojp Perjewnnce, (of S*lnn) Hodpton, for -both to w! «r. «• bout 5 d.,, Tlit-a ip Pror.derxr) OrAi,- bee, lira..)...'Vim »rn*id it PmAuij. Ilsc ifi. Spoki-, Jin l.\ olT tbe Wwieni litindi, v.hooner Jine. Mirtio, from Sew York bound to Cape tie Vcrd*. ^ Herm bri^lfolla. Paine, Providencr, (a i) 8 • lay*—rum. gin. potatoes, etc—to Manton H Rod gers, the master, and others. /Wenger*— Messrs Tapper, Hanings and Park*. Spoke off Cape Hatteras a brig from Newbury port for Wilming- ton On Monday evening las*, spoke a schooner from Thowuutown. fnr this p*>rt Schnom r Harriot, llarstow, Havana, 8 days— sugar ami coffee—to Charles Msurc), an<l others. Pu*tempers—capt D Dcshon, and three French gvinlcm'-n, of itw sloop Geoige %Vai4»ir.gton. of Philadelphia, who vm Cast away on the I%t Jan uary*. on Abuco Islmd I-eft, 2d Jan. br-g Hellos- sarius Degrove, for Boston, to Mil in 2 or 3 days; scli’r Carpenter, Stinson, fi»r Charlcst««n. in tht coiv^e cl a we«k; ar.d ach'r Mechanic. Purington. for Portland, (Me) ti*ne • f sad*ng, uncerta’oi. Schooner Tutu Mull, Phillips, from the Islands wi?h wood —*o A ’.ishness. Sloop Mdo, Delano, New-York, 10 days—with com ai d oats—tu J dm foithrop N Co. Steatn boat Charleston. Utley, from Charleston, via Beaufort. Pitssirngcrs—Mr. ar.d M< Sm.th. Miss Rigliton Mrs McLeod and child, .MLsSodt, Miss Bacon, Mrs Joyner and '.two children, capt Finch. Messrs. Penny, Tinker, Handy, Haber- »han*. Kelsall. Alracie.jun. 'Wallace. En.brey, Dan- forth, Bernard, llijotat, Bradley, Yur<s, Bibb, Carmichael, Cr.ttenden; Truchelut. tLxessn, Slop Washington,- KiHcran, Liverpool—JIoten Jit mb 11. • Jn • British brig Eiixa?Aur, Little, Greenock—John Sp*ukntun £* Co Brig 5"ptrb, Kudman. New-York. Schr 0>pm>, Drink.»at cr, Blackbeard Island— to 'ake in timber o»* Account of the*U. States. Sloop Support, Snow; Norfolk, Va. Port cf Charleston, February 9. Arr. brig Joseph, Morris, New-Orleann, 10 ds. with sugar. Sa.kd in co with brig Angelina, Chazel, for this port. Left at New-Orleans, up wards of 400 sail of vessels, waiting car^ows. Port of New Turk, A5. \. Arr. ship Virginia, Ridgwuy, from St Croix, and 16 days from St Thomas. The schr Alert, liil- lard, of N York, sailed 2 days before for Marycai- bo The V bas 6 passengers. Ship Erin, Newcomb, Dublin, 50 days, coals and dry goods. The bng Agenora, Tripp, of N Bed ford, sailed the day before for New*-York. A Sa lem brig, from kichmund, went into Dublin as the Erin come out. Brig Bocca Tigr ; 3, C.*nant, of Boston, 117 da)$ from Canton, with silks, nankins, camphor, etc. Left several vessel- to sail for tbe United States Pass, d in the river shin Liverpool Packet, of Bos ton, hound up. Sailed in company with brig Se neca, Clark, for New York Bng Elisa, Topper Suvttnnah, 19 days; sch'r Cash, Keith, IVilmingtor, n r 4 days—On Wed- nesd-i), off Cape Henh*pen, Spuke sch’r Regula tor, from Boiton for Savannah. Sclfr Fanny, Pease, Stivaunah, 9 days. In lat. 23, 19, north west edge of the Gulf, was boarded by tlie Hr brig of war Bonne te, Becker, r'n a cruise for lusutgent privateers. On 1 hursday, r.ff Cape May, spoke ship Lliza-Ar.n, Livingston, 45 days from Liverpool for Philadelphia, full of passengers Ship Mary, and hrig Morris, for Savannah; ship Telegraph, for Charleston; brig Virginia, and 6 schooners, went to ses on Saturday. £?* If the person who took from off the desk, i*i the complu'g-ruom of the Savax- van Rxrunncx*, a small red morocco TRUNK, containing notes, duo bills. • and other vulual h- papers, which sre of no use to any one hut the subscriber, will return the papers through the medium of the Post office, he shall receive a re ard of FIFTY DOLLARS, and no questions ask ed The money shall be sent to him in any way he may direct, should he wish to avoid oting known. Frederick S. Fell. feb 9 l——33 Appollinian Society. A CONCfc.ltf will be (-iven ‘I Hid DAY, the 11th inst. at half past 7-in the evening. Membe rs can have their tickets by calling on »he subscriber, feb 11 31 P. BLOIS, necry. Golf Club. There will be a meeting ami dinner TO-MOR HOW, at the usual hour and place, fob V 35 Attention—Georgia Hussars ! A*. E. Runt. Made: d, §'c. 43 lihds k R SJbh ^ t:Ku!n ISO baricU Mackerel 20 half barrels No. 1 Mackerel * 138 pieces Dundee Bagging 30 bags heavy Mack Pepper 150 bi’Xr* window Glass 3 boles seine Twine 3 packages Irish brown Linrs. 4 casks patent Hots 9 boxes London Mtmtard 7 trunks Shoes. ax»«irred For sale on accommodating terms by John Lailirtp feb 11 —s 35 Uw .u Madeira Wiue. 10 half pipciol %er/ superior oft London parti- cuhir Madeira Wine—for t»t C arnocUau »)’ Mttchel. fob li 1 35 Cc. nherf Irish Potatoes English Cheese. 15 ’ h .rj.er? nr>t qUaut) lush Puutots 12 Sietton Cheese 12 Fine Apple do and 12 Chesshicr do For ale hy U*a \ Butlvf. foi> u v 35 Corn and Oats. 3j00 bn-hilt »<■••)• prim, uoriht.n din: Com 45‘> bu.licl ; j»:s ■ Hcc.ivtd per .loop Milo, and for »lc luw it taken from on board J Johu I.atlirnp & CiV. feb 11 m 3S ’ London Books and Stationay\. S C. St J. SCHENK Have received by ihe ships Malta and Victory, and are n*iw* opening a number if late PUBLIC A TIONS. and a sKlectum of Miniature Editions, in splendid bindings Several Periodical Works, for which lubscriptions w ll rece.Vcd Also a large assortment of STATIONARY, feb 11 m ZS 1’ D-iVlorrt^, lSth Histaftl, Will be srhi 9% M A'lWf*i vhutf, tafUM*g fr*fs set o tter Ahlr. )9 UVds WLwkty 33 barrels do a 15 do raapWi^pBrs* dy 2 pipes Cogrtar n»»'i(h 2 do liniU'iil Gin , ^ 4 hiuh Jamaica Rom 17 cask* Porter Terms made known at *r.e tale. Salt i* cwnwf.ifr ut haj p 10 .*cledt- A. 1U>«C, auct'r. f.b ll- 5S . To-Morrow, 12th inst. H' 1 // be sold At ovr Store, Groceries and Dry Goods. van, .a* Hl.ds lb m and Cm P-pes Hrnndy o.rretj Americnn C.:n pood Uuttir None. Soap and Candles A quantity cf Iron \V are, consisting of Pot*, Skilirit. IVc Ne 6 pirrr. F!' renne Silk Uttiies’ claapi, kc also A hanilx mt accund Coach*, and A quantity of Fnriu'i re Term.. c»»h Sale it eemuenee at 11 »VacX - . Williford & (taker, auct'ri. feb Jl SS t’MII.DRKN : S BASKET WAGGONS. 2S, just received from Augusta—for ,a e by G. F. d)‘ Oliver Palmes, jan 12——fr 9 Porter, Crockery and Paint. Loudon Porter, in casks of 7, 8 and 10 doaen Oates of Crockery ware in fine order Black Paint in twenty-eight lb kegs Will be sold cheap by Andrew Low & Co. dec 10 j 344 Castings. An Invoice of Castings just imported, consisting o Pot3 Ovens Skilkta Moulds and Money Chests—For Sale by Andrew Low 4i'Co.' dec 10—^—3 244 William Hochstrasser lias received by the latest arrriaU, and offers for n*le, b) the package, piece <>r • etail, at thettore lately occupied b> Tefft 8c P.rkins, 20 ca^e» fancy and. furniture Calicc ca 2 4o 7-b and 4*4 cotton Shirtings 1 do light Gingham* 1 do Counterpanes 3 bales colored Bombazets 1 do blue, black, olive and hrown*C!oths 1 do do do drab and muted Caasimere* 1 do 7 16 to 13 16 Tick* 1 (rank colored elastic Rib9 T do ladkV colored fancy Shoes and Boots 1 do blue Romaic, spotted and fancy Puihcats. blue and red Shawls, BruUnhi Handkerchiefs 1 do blue, drab and gvetn cotton Cassimere 1 do rich white and colored muslin Dresses ldo laced and seeded fancy Muslins '* - 1 do striped, sported and plain cambric do 1 do Turkey. Damask, Peruvian black and white Satin, Java and Cej Ion Shawls Scarlet pelisse Cloth, superfine white Flannel* 10 case'* containing super Frock and Dress Cval*, assorted colors Cloth, cassimcre and toilr.et Vests Do do and elastic rib Pantaloons" feb 9 33 The mtoibers of tlie-corps’ are suir.moned 1 appear on their parade ground on Saturn** ' ,c ' r the 13th inst. at 3 **cfo«Jc precisely, tn t-**i «a form. Those who have not f eic uniio.*n> *‘.’ appear in undress. An election will ,al-*> tal:» place for non-commissiuned /.ffifctw, and agencr al attenclence i* expec*cch ' Jiy order oj Captain ,9 ~ lira, I’ELOI', Id terj’woif fob 11 at—35 r Flour and Lead. 3.0 bis Baltimore'superfine Howard street Flour 7l> hull bairels d‘»- do loO barrels do . fine do do 15'J.kegs English White Lead For sale by HALL Sc FIOVT. fob 11 m 35 Just Received, Per schooner Mdo from New-York, and for sale by the subscribers, 1C00 pieces blue Nanki - in 20 baskets high sparki.ng Champagne Wine, 1 dozen each < ; ©!• KAMl> if Claret in cables and ooxes Burgundy Wine Country Rum in hhds ^ Butter— Cologne Water ‘ Loaf Sugar, double rtfined ;*' Spanish Cigars—va*.-Cand!es French Cloths—ditto Gmgbams Figured Velvets—Hats- , Writing Paper, Quills and fok Doiiamel <Y Auzp. fob 1! W-i—35 John C. Holcombe Having taken the ware house lately occup : ed by Flrwellin & DickiriS'ut, offers hb servi- es in the FA CTOIt.i GE and COJUl/SSlON I.L\ F. — His store h ius?s are now undergoing a thorough repair for the reception of produce, merchandize Sec.—ami strict attention will be paid to ail bus, ness committed to his rare. • Augusta, (’Ga.J July 1 f 156 Information Wanted. Any per.* • ii win* w.ll g;%c information res- :ct» g Mr Fytihi k D Bovrre who left J«avr,n- di in Oct' hr-r 3, wi J confer obligation on s broih**r R.cl.ard B nike, by directi* g a-jfew us to 'J'* cilitor-of l.c SuX'nntih"Republican, }■■•■■■ ■•y -«8 ; Notes Lost. Or. »h.**7th ft’ bean .her I Ml, the subesriher f n- • i-ird a::d pio in -he post-office, in this ci iov'i g described ir'tss of th a.it a letter <tir'wCttd of F.o.ston. viz: — • i - :>• st note. letter A. No €9^9, d.it- v-c^ January 19, 1818 i)ne Po t note, letter l». No 69 i6, dat- ij January 19, iSld, for ICO CO One Bank note, »ttter A No 96, dated Sjay 6, 1817 for 100 00 One Bank note, letter F, No 1397, dat ed May 6, 1817, for 10J 00 84up CO All payable at the branch in Savannah to It. Richardson. The same not having come to hand nn the \ j-fi inst. and a ietter of the same date, without funds, being also missing, it is supposed tbey are both lost or mislaid. Any information relating to them, given ro the subscriber, or to Messrs, lohn La- throp 8t (;o. of th.s city* wrii be thankful;v* receiv ed and rewarded. GEOUGE HAMMOND, j aq 2 i j r 9: 23 United States* Mr Eujah Crane, glOO 00 On Monday, the 15th instant, Will be sulii all ilie personal pn periy ot June, Clebmi. drreised, at his residence in flamartl*- ■treet, Markct-sqnart, 1 Sideboard 1 mahogany Table 1 pair card Table) 1 Secretary Windsor Chair* 2 llrdvtejds 1 feather lied and Matrtxt 1 close Stool 2 WashsUnd* 4 Trunks 2 boles Cotton Card* 5 niece* fiisfi (.intti \ 1 iron Chert * I Cuo and Care complete t pold Wa'cb Cooking-Glasac* and PrinU 1 pair A ml .Irons 1 Shot el, Tong* and Fender I Negro Woman 1 Horse, Saddl- and Itridle With sundry other Articlri By order of the ahminlstrator. Terms, ca h. Sale to comment* at 11 dWcfc, Ilf: Her!>ert, oae/V: fell U 33 ' On Saturday neott, 13tli instant," H r i l be said #n -M^Kinne's ioha r f t The CARGO of the. s^hooiler Favorite, coti- sisting'of 2.500 bu.Hcls Turk's fslatid salt Terms mnde known at time of sale. Sale commence at li o’cLck # 5 Mi Herbcft, dtrriV. _ fob 11—-—35 On Tuesday, thn 16th instint/~ l)'tl be soN ut Public Auction, at the TOWN r.f ST .MARY’S, Jor the benefit of the vndtro'l- tert and all concerned. Hie barque JOHN & CHARLES, bur i^thc, 144 84 95 toon, a* she now lit* uj ^MiCG^hore. in a stranrltd state; in the St. Ma ry** rivter, opposite the town of St. Mary** with* her tackle, furniture' arid apparel. Conditions will be made known at the time of sale. William Gibsoti, aiterf. St Mary’s Feh 4, 18 9 —-V——54 Valuable City Lots for Safe,. '. . I3S SKfc SlWrLK * On Thursday next, the 18th inst.- If ill be sold before my stare. Four LOTS Nog 25. 25. 97 and 28. in Washing^ ton ward, ea<;l» 6' 1 by S6;fcet—one of which fronts in Washington tquare. Two LOTS, in Jackson ward, Vos 5.and fronting on South-ltroad street, and immediate^ opposite tlie new brick btiiMing of Thomas Ganf- ner, esq. Terms made known at time ot sate. - Sale to commence • i 11 o'clock M. Herbert, auct’r. .. feb 1 - —15 , tin the first Tuesd iv fn March, mil he .old before the Couruijju,e, in'thio airy, - cmiwcch the uOutu hour.', ’A prime MCI.ATTO GlliL, .bout IT year. A age, a capable house .crv.r.t Term*, cash. 'M. Herbert, auct’r. feb II 35 Twenty dollars reward. Absconed or* \N edaesd^y morr ing, the subscri bers’ servant SCIPIO.. He is well known aboit town, luving formerly belong to Mr Jatne^ White. He it a imiia’.to, about 25 yean* old. th:o visage, and melancholyc^st of countenance, frjni 5 fee! 6 inches to 5 fee* 8 incbe* high. Sopio seen iirYamscraw yestenlsy, and U likely hnr bored by some per* n*'about ’.here: if proof «*f the fact can be established,' independent of t;»e above reword for his apprehenrion, a further sum of fifty dollars will be pa»J by John Speakman 8c. Co. fob II-—-35 Fraser's ffarf. Georgia—Bulloch county. By Kl> Kennedy, clerk of the court of ordinary for tne county of Bulloch and stat«? atorctoiid Whereas, Allen Denmark and ilofort Btirtun, the former of Wilkinson county, and the latte’* of Effingham county; apply for kti«-rs of ndminis- tratiot; on.the estate and effects of Stephen Den mark, late of the county of Bulloch, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the «aid deceased to file their objections (it any they ha\ej •n my oftice on «*r before thirty days from tf.is date, otherwise letters of aaminuiiaiiou will be granted to the applicants Given under my hand and sod (th^re h»:ing no seal of oftice) this twenty-hfdi day of January, in the year of our Lord one titnurand eigiit hundred and nineteen. fL ELY KENNEDY, c c o jan 30——* 25 City Assessor’s Office, Savannah, 8th February 1819. Notice is hereby given, that the Digest of City Ta*e« for the present year Du< # completed, and to-morrow, luth instant, I sbail be ready to re ceive appeals from the assessRirtits which have been made. All appeals to council must be nade oefore Monday, the inst. * 8. M JIo:id. feb U rr "3 On the first TueMlaj in March next. Between the hours bf 10 and 2 c’clock, will! fc4* sold before the Court-Houte in the city of Sa va;. Mill. The following named NEGROES, to wit: Cblit and her three children, Charlotte and her thre^ children, and Isaac, Andrew and George. Sold in pursuance of a decree in equity. Condi.ton;, cosh. M. Herbert, auct’r. jan 30 -U—T5 Executor’s sale. On Thursday, the 18'.h March next. Will• be sold before mu store. .All the Goods and Effects of Mr Francis Pol* tier, d r»*asti!; ermsisting G UI IVmcats. (>atent levers, repeaters ar.d plaifi Silver ditty do do do do Gold Chains Gold seals and Keys Gold Breast-Pins Platt (1 Ware,* and A variety of JEWELRY Terms, cash. Sale (e. commence at 11 o'clock M. Sle.bert. aticTf: feb 4 29 To oe- Soli Ora the f-et Tuesday in Ap.HR. next, Before the court-house in the c»ty of Sa«arinafr» at tlie usual hour (hy lease of tlie inferior Courf of Chat ham county) » ... : v' A Mulatto Boy nan-.‘ff^r.m. :;brt*it 15 years age; being part of thi peisor al estate, of Ju^ ph Davis, deceased, for the benefit of the creditor uTitl heirs of the sui J estate. \ ^ .Saraii Divio, adufrJK fob 3 28 i - Escheators sales. , On tl.r fret Tut,day i n neat, ~ Will he sold l! ihe court*)<oiiw, in ihe cily of. Savannah, betwem the l ours, of 10 and 2 o’clock. All that one half part of-a 1x4, in the eitf ot Savannah, known by number, sic. Third lything, Anson ward, containing aialf It'd In ffont Oil Smith-Brucd-tireet, and fijr-y-five feet oh Aher- c-.rn-*treet: which lateljr.in the Superior c- Utt Chat hair, county uaa found to belong to JatflM Port, an alien, who died in-r.Jate rad witiiOtit heirs, arid was dtehiai subject Hi tscfitaL J Samuel M .llonil, oft lff-w-195 fc.rhcat.r 1'baihav, trtl .lj
