Georgia Historic Newspapers

    ft The next »»i r'oloner Young, aye*
44, J)yr» '62, Tl>e thril. O'! Rufus King,
34,.nays 90.. Sditje tlisulWj voting
toohptarr. 'On tin: *re»n>! attempt. in
Mnxtr, Young .14,Spen^r I I, King i.—
So there wait no dunce;in'd unless a law
ispatirtl, ami .a unity. ol sentiment pre
vail*, there will be n* •'nator.'a* it doe*
appear that Mr. King " ill not be elected.
Judge Spencer baa been wnrkihg haul for
hi* ton,finding that lie-cnoM not (’umjmsa
tile point Umiiir. Neither of them should
be chosen as the Mfcubliciiil cmdidate*.—
•A*, f. A'at. Jldioeate, 4th inst.
Admiral Tate, of the Russian navy, lias
Arrived at New-York.
mun or a UTtU-tmo
»•Havana, Jtecember 29.
w.V Hamburg ship aud a Bremen brig
a-rivrtl here .three tlay» ago, hir ing been
fobbed near this portbjr a pirate; the for-
/ner of 90,000 dollars cargo, and the latter
ol 50,000 do. The paesangers. a««r crew
of t|ie former narrowly escaped with (hein
M Jiveaf-even Jhe last shirt m. taken from
~ a passenger, and a rape put around hn
neck—be escaped liy slipping the noose
pff and jumping ovei hoard.
THE REPUBLICAN.
TUESDAY BYF.Nl st:. Fasacaar S6. 1BI9.
I|f conclude ilus day, the Speech qf Mr. John-
ami (from Ken ueky) upon the tubj-et of the re.
fort of die military commits c' It it in answer
. fO'Mr. Specter Cl..y*» Aoeianeslid sophisticsl isllT
It displ:iys the usual ab.iily of colonel Johnson,
and w.U, ho doubt, be read with great interest
The legislature of Louisiana elected outlie I Ills
alt.Mr Janas tlnows, (after Ihr.-e balbilinga)
iior of tint state in tile congress of the United
• States, Tice E Fno-irsriy, whose term of service
expires in March next. ■
Captain f!ail«dtn liaa completed the laying out
the fortification* at Mobile Point and DaUphiuc
{•Lied, ami the contractor* have commenced the
wont —.Mobile Gauite, 28.4 ult.
The Augusta Chronicle, 12th instant remarks—
Colonel Johnson, of Kentucky, in the course of
Ins able defect of general Jackson, unhesitatingly
observed. that he (me general) h.vl allow n a
greater knowledge uf the laws of nation-, than
Wny member who had yei apoknn on.the subject
■of the Ncminoisan war. This is a galling truth,
which even Mr. Clay would admit. had he not
— .‘noeeawM hit mind,
.]ndto party [arc bp shut -jot meant Jar mankind!'
A writer in the .Yatiam.1 Hrgiitrr has presented
uv. (10 u,e a diplomatic phrase) with an able
•-EXPOiE” of Mr Clay's speed 1 !. lie has gi.tji
■ to the four wind* all the it ranemlh matter ami
falsa oolrjriog with which the honorable secretary
bat dipAM bis unfortunate bantling «if Qiiiifw*
Thus stripp'd of its extciiir, lt.ii fciivijiii,* tj
Abmar.itj! of g-eniut an dpvtiotiem'. has become—
wharf— tliemesgrrsndfr.gntfnl tkeletm, (orrather
otaro-rrou,) of political re non and poimcal vir
tue!—In our next ue slult publish, entire, the e»-
say to which ,we allude-—li. , ...
The rain on Thursday ami Friday occasioned a
rapid rise in- our rivert wh:ch .still continues.—
The uppiycejented lowness of our river, taken in
‘connection with tlie depreciated state of she cot
ton martlet, during (he present season, has given
■generally, a dull ami inert aspect to our city sel
dom, if ever before exhibited:. A little mure an -
uiation, however, jnty ere long be expeeptd, as the
mans of transportation will be considerably fa-
^Stated as the over continues to rise — lb.
.viUTinr PUMstiMGxrs.
In the early periods uf tlie Lite war. in ennfe-
qurnce of the barbarous punishment of whipping
having been abolished, various kinds of rorpur«4
punishments were invented, and in many instances
very rigorously andunwarrantly applied --among
others w.a# one called '• Cobbing.” But to the
honor .of the army this cruel and barbarous pun-
. ishment was soon abandoned' Rut what is the
most extraordinary is, that this species of punish
ment, which has been scouted from the army, has,
' the present session, been tolerated, if not establish.
i^cd in congress'. The memorable gen. Stark, the
, 'hero of Bennington, was the first victim of this new
Species of congressional punishment. To the ho-
nor of the nation he obtained his pension, bin he
did not do it without first being Cabbed,.* Since
thar, (with shame lee be spoken) gen. Jack,on.
who has contributed more to the safety and the
honor of the country than any other man now
living in it, haa been exposed to the same ordeal,
'and has had a severe congressional ••Cobbing
We hive no apprehensions, however, that even
this punishment can haie any injurious effect op-
a on itold hxkor)”—he is too strongly entrenched
in tb# fortress <f the public trend, tii be dislodg-
* cd, let the conge-asional Cobbs do what they
'insy *— Uar.ford f Conn J 'Timer.
•When this bill was under consideration, Mr.
Cobb, of Georgia, said be dal not know that Stark
had rendered bis country any important services.
This is the man who is the most violent oppaicr
• of general Jackson.
.. ■ . SPJMSIt HOSTIL1TT.
A letter from Washington nf the 23th January.
. >»oMislicd in the FrtnKhii Gaartte. says—‘-Tiiere
J* is a report here, this day, that a st-giant of our
arm., at Amelia-Island, togedier w.ih three or
‘'four citisein. ’.ail crossed the Florida line to see
come of their friends, that the Spaniards followed
them it nigfit, fired on them, wrundert two, and
took the others prisoners. General Gaines had
demanded their surrender, hut the Spaniards re
fused to dr iver them. It is understood, that
the information was received from an officer of
■eurirmj.’’
A private iefer, da'ed ttlsk-dy, ' tl.bim.) Jin.'
U'hi pistes, thft gcu, usd |||' - . a: rivert th-1* of
tlie surrender of Pensacola to u.e 3nan.*h sutlio-
lilies.—i-V. 1- Owi. Li n.'t.
The rumor arte gave yesteriav. (ssys tlie N V.
Com Ads. Siii iiul ) that llit tl.iru mil rr„b> r
had been arrested at the Washington I’srcri: near
Philadelphia-not eondrrriet! i'he I’hlAlcIphia
(Rasy'to itveut'O-is, tlu'. a guard far f ic a:.:I each
hwtaVr'i'bit d’y and New-Vnrk is to'berstab-
' it-h. it wiitr-ul riels'-1 and ihatarms wilL lw pt-r.
i-id :d for toe u * ol ps-sr-gers w .iu may tiisue
The
Rowing u Art JW;ttfate.«li?irrmtiOn of
'TV< iiase ortly tiiq* lo «kf, put Pie fif-
Iawriiig is the re.Vilt of th« attempt t.kvlect
A (gMbir'to congress on Mootlar list.—
The xenatcettruipffil .to make a choice,
which rfiultrd »» lullnsg Young 13s King
4, 8penter«10, Yate* 1. In the asseifibl
t eote stood for Young 43, King SI
near 31, John Wells !, Philetus Swift
1. Mr.Duer moved to proceed from the
highest to the lowest cmndidatr—the *ute . . a . , . . - -
4 .® , I e _ dtj. frsme. but nM fie-liy—face rather oval—Frerth
tMIl Stool WT Spegper .14} against Pint coi^nlesioq—light brown hai*. which bebinrl
third Mail Robber not yet taker., known by the
name of (ir.lteZBAU *1 the bouse he boarded
Ko rll, Vandewatcr-itreet, in this crty.’snrl none
ntber, unless the appellation, m common, of
pocrex:—fletwecn 28 and 29 years of age. 3 Teet
II inche- high, strfght and well made—moves
quick, erect, and witii a mibtary gait—one hand
commonly insole, the breast of his cnat—-sti’U'
toueberth-. Cape of his coat, and turned up from
the furrliead 10 frr.iit—l-gh: blue eVes—-good
lertli-round chin—thin nose, tlie enri of which
is ted—,bglk brawn shrAcrs of* circular aliype—
spraksbroken Kngli.n —Lilka very quick—ypeak'%
Krencfi and Spanish—wire an old Llur* cost,
waistcoat and part'a-aon* also blue—a pair
boots,' tops -cut ufT to *pt«ear like Weltinglon
boots— old French ikivrl rr’iiml hat. rim rather
flat—ditty linen, and black silk neck hai.dker
chief.
The editors of papers Ihr-iughcut the United
Stater will please publish the above a f• w times,
and be carfu! that it vita I be copied accurately
It is obvious that tlcrizrau will in all probabib-
ly clumge his elofiiiug
By order of (be poboc nuptlratte
Il.£i'£t , HEN3, unittant rffrtr.
COU.YTlir l'ROUUCE.
:asu rsiccs Tais oar.
» CIS fi ets
J 75 a 6 00
I OO
i> a J3
Bice, par ItOlhs
Corn, ptr huviiei'.
Cnttitii.-m-iaiand, pr lb
Oittu, up-bnd, do. 2o a 24
Flour, per bl • . ... .. 9 25 *9 id
Tobacco, leaf, per 100 lbs. .‘9
eonvrsidaVao.
jrj3FihY&i'u.y , a tsiuru d.ir.
At a respectablc meeting of-the eitiarr.vrif S»-
rartnrii, helrl at the Exchange, tin Svur' sy even-
ng, *hr IU'h instant, (in coitiplunce witii public,
ir.t.ct'.)-for - the 'purpose of appoiirjug rtiunugeis;
to conduct a ball, in -be given on tve 3|?d ‘instant,
n cthhv.ifir»n of llit- birth of the gkirious-Wasu
tsoTsls, John II* A.-h, enj was called to the chair
a--,1 Joseph S. IVlut appoir.ltd trerrtary—
Wlier>ii,:on. It uav resolved, that the following
gcirierr.cn be tli*( committee-.
WtLi.iaM If lICLioeu
Ju:iv M llxnutui
TuoNas Iloi'uxx
Jobs' 11. A'sa
Ehwebd F. Tattsau.
A. B fosis'
Wiu.uk Navr
Wtutau i’. Hcstax
And he It fdrti^r resolved, that these, proceed-
i ng, be piiblisfled.
Savannah, 15th February, 1819.
At a meeting of x majority of the managers of
the Wa.hington Bell for the 221 instant—
Hetolved, That each subscriber pay the sum Of
moot holla»s for his subscription, and that aub
acription lists be kept by sacli of the managers,
and also be left at the book store of Mr. William
T. Williams, Messrs S (i L J Schenk, and at
eacli ol the printing offices, for the accommoda
tion of those who may feel disposed to subscribe.
Hrt&lved, That Jourx S. Pilot be requested
to art as treiuurer, and subscribers to call updn
h.m for their ticket*, which will entitle • them to
admission.
.- .Harried, at Augu.ta, qrr die 8tt| instant, hy the
rev Ur. Egan. Uicaaan Uixmt Wuss, . asq. to
Mrs C S ItirKia.
SHIP news.
, POUT OF SjU'JUYJYJltt.
m
AUHIYCD,
Boat PllSnix, from Au^ii'fa--with 2.50 bales of
cotton—to Cirnochun & Mitchel, anrf .jnbn-tonfii
Hills. • •
Boat Qrn Jack-ton, from o^gusta—with 297
ha!e«c jtt<jn—to An'lrs«r (i.bcnnu’s, Campbell &
Cumnltn^r. Hall & Hoyt, Sc^rbiouijli 8c M Krnne,
4*att <Ji Sibleys, ai!t\ <ii:irrs
Si*-op Krvor»tc, llrowp, from New-river, (• c)
— A'ni* w i..,I—Vii ASetitudfr Pratt.
Boat Lady .C«aJ!atin. from Augusta—with 426
bulei* cot Ion—to Andrew G Sconnrs, J I Grieve
& (>>. S J Honr^t atix, Perry U Wri^lr. . and John
•ton £/ liilfe.
rr.ckasn,
Slowp JPar^it, L»bev. Plymouth (■ c.)
Sjnop Express, I!amett, 'Charleston
S1o°p i Bh^Ut-Pi aeOMi. K-trhum. Oanen
Shiop Prince, Maurice, Br«»f]fortl, coast of
FJ'inda ama' wrecking voysf^e— G rap' if Pin tier
.f U$1 or VESSELS
lYhich arrived at th~p> r t nf Ph'.tude'phia. direct
from Indus, tlurihj :he pear exhibiting the
amount of thtir tonnage : —
Bmphani, Myrick, Java, 375; London Trader,
Harrington, Canton. 377/ Benjamin Hush, Wilt
herder. Canton. 3f5, Athens Uronily. Calcutta, Itc
?50; Clodiicr, Phillips, Canton, 2f»5; Hope, Moore t
Canton. 256; Kosalie, Merry, Canton. 300; Geoi^c
& Albert. Donaldson, Canton, 319; Natchez, War
nock, Batavia. *96. Margaret, Benners, Batavia;
292; Phamix, M'fvibbin, Oi'ton, 40-Jj Thomas
Scattergood, Warrington, Canton, 3V9; Pacific,
^tiarji. Canton, 332; Atla.**, Girdon, Bombay, 416!
.Vcfpiune, Fisher. Canton, £92; Delaware, *>t‘Pher.
son, Calcutta. 338; America, Kldridge, Batavia;
&7x Bainbridge, Berr>*, Calcutta, 363—Total a*
mount ot tonnage, 61»I.
For Freight or Charter .
The sloop KIHKJXA, oaptkiii
Sanders, to Baltimore, N York or Hhodr-
Gland, is'well found, and will soon be
rvaijv to receive a cargo. Enquire on
board, at Rice’s wharf, or to
R. A* J. Habers'-a: ra
f-b :6 N S9 ,
Sugar, Molasses and Coffee.
The cargo of the schr. Lorenzo from Havasui
71 bhds prime Muscovado Sugar
61 barrels do do
75 lihds Mo» 4«.es
‘dS tiag-i Coticc.
For sale on rea^or-sle terra* by.
5>turges fit Burroughs,
f*b X6—“39 A** 3. Commerce rear
Landing, from the schr. Moderica,
IS tiratin* Goshen Uu'.lct*
. 50 parrels Gin
5 Sihds fVe Wjjifikiy
50 bis iso *ao
. 2 .pipes Brandy
2w b-anreij ftppec6ne F*T «tK- • . * • •
20 do uO*“i N m bentas Mj^kerel
*■ j'iluiiA.l'i-t.
* 20 do prune d- . -
• 22 half ibK bts*. F»y market Beef
6 do • do Tr» *(»m*s
l5 barrels la,.: - near
For bale o;» A<.i i::.m*»dating terms
James Htinlcr.
feb'tfi -9
Corn—afloat, t .
jJ30 bushels clean North-Garofina Com—just
received, per tloop '■icoirv, and for sale by
kb lS—c -d.a * ~ li f'.kO. FALMB8,
uie beuifitof SatbyfLi' \e^.jUiue and ■ H—
aim*, an * ‘ij’S-***"**
Vmg-raom o» Toeaday eytapg, the Kth Februa
ry iKlt. fnrngW TetMtaMR fill vacaoeks occa
sioned in tfwbmwtl by rejjmuoa.or removal.
B,*+r ‘ft
j»13—e-10 ‘ ‘ ‘
fcwii, *ff*ry.
■Hibernian'taciety.
A punctual mertmgaafibgmeir.bcr. iarequested
at Mrs. WJ>ilfiel<r«..«MV>V«Best^iji Evening, the
17U> inst. at 7 o'clock.IJ> mjlur!arrangements for
'patnek’s.Iter. ''/.*• 1 ■ * '
Be »e*e at tbt brm&nt ■
> • -■ • ♦jA'lht.Hl-unter, vc’rv-
frb 15 1d > v 'v-
As an cxarninawi.il of pic state of the LihiT.rv
u to take plage on Thursiltj:. tli* 18th in.unt,
the mtmliefaol tlje‘Savniurah Library Society are
requested Co rvlfien those btoice which they nou
hold, belonging to tile in-t-tuuon previous to that
day. . .;. .. OKULKtt. srrreurv
N B. The book* will lie* received af the book
store of Mr W T. Willems. '
feblfi a—59'»
Befoultersi'—Take Notice.
A staieiueot o: H,NtS impesed by the Court,
uf Enquiry acmnA defaulttra at Regimental pa
rade uuthe'Jisi utt.-Iiakheai‘handed into Uiiaot
her. *■ • ‘.A . ; . . . ^
- Urfinquents are requited to pay the fine* as-rsi-
et) aganirt tliem by tjic first ol March next, sfter
that period executions will Le'xuiuFti again it ill!
who till to comply 'with tRis heftiie '' * ! ]
'■ 'JoitN'i. Roberts,
pny^OMtiTf i ,t rfe’a Ga.nuhtu
iPay-Mast'r’s nfficc.^soian^aiii Fcb.ufialbl2rU9
C. C. (iruwli % Co. ' ■:
. Mila oe«u«,.. ;
: At .■i.hy i ur’jfc slow*,
15 tojia Swedcs iruq^aokined sizes
45 barrels PriefsWg Gl»
d Jihds W I Rum ■■
5' do NE do ■ >'■ -•>
7 pipes OugnicJIrindJr i • / „
4 .do lUplFL- d9
2 do Hnclitlie da
15 firkina Goshen Uiijte^
60 quarter box** Cigari' 1 * - .-
120 kvga'white Lead. V<*digri*. Prussian Rlue
5 bis spirits Turpentim: aftd brigiit Varnish
10 In-xes rufam Hat* *. ^
2 do hruw do
1 do gliii-d do
1 do widow-do-
1 do castor, do, c,
2 rases coat, and yest jlimpas . ,
8 trunks moiocco an'd.ltflther Shoes
3 dozen fancy Chairs',
1 elegant Settee- •«« * * ^ -’ •
rsao■ :
MOJYTHLT JYOT1QES.
.YoticeV- *
—=a» S.
Kind months from this .date, > stall apply
to the hooorable the jaslaceRpf tha infartor
court of Chatham county, (hr leave to tell
two hundred two sad a half acres of Load,
in the 25!b district of WilkinanO, No. 169,
(now Twigg’s comity,) for lbs benefit of the
thinor, who drew it
Moses Sheftall, guardian.
may t. .oh —129 . .. .
A’otice.
Nine months after the dale hereof, appli
cation will be made to the Ir.fario#-court of
Chatham county, for leave to sell *11 that
tract of land called pine Bio If,, hi. Chatham
county, containing about 610 acres, bound
ed south east by estate William Elliott’s
land, southwest by Ogechee.ri*.er, north
west by G. W M'Allister’s land, and borlb
east by lands of Hugh Rote, being part of the
real rstata of Ralph E. Eiiiolt, deceased,
and sold to make a division among the heirs
of the estate. ■
STEPHEN ELLIOTT
may 7 107 surviving ex’or.
Rkifimwi ii.srmnvni 1 *-
JtVCTlOJYS.
ViKbe teld M OfTdndewbmfi • -l
75 thds^snd tierces prime tttailing MOLAS5E?,
53 Sf*^ ptil0e SbCAM
Landing from the adir taiKngo. ;fVbtn Haians
Terms liberal, and made known ah tittie of said
to caawamc* of 11 t’thcf
M. Uerbchl, tmct'c.
^febt6. 39 a.
To*MorroWy i^Ui. iosteot,
tCill he sold before my atari,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
«W .
Groceries aad Ury Gbois.
A f % x>* :AiuJ rettrve.
19 frails fresh Arabian Bated.
Sal* l# ommcm.e at 11 e'cieelc,
A. Rowe, duel>, ,
feb 16 39
.'a4 -J'
feb 10 lg-
- Sfring'Good*.
Received Jier Itrigw Ult.triJm and Maria, and
.hip Victory, from Liveri-oqU, and lor sale on ac
commodating terms, tlie,following Good.., chiefly
selected for tfiiaiuiaikct:
Dai Coosa—Vigdn'iaj' sit'd Undies’ fine pelisse
Cloths, printed Shawls;si!|c -Vestings, Ticks, Flo
rentines and Threads
Gla.bwakx—consisting oJTciegant cut Wines
Tumblers, Decanters nliTporkH Bottles ''
Cuixi-r-gold burnished in' sets, packed in box
es enamelled and pabjed do tip , - ■ . : i
E.nTiizswajir—dmiog aad tcg.Sctvices ofja-
pan.and Semi-China, i., . .. .
» "* .atso - '
Hardware—Engli*h .M8stir3 '
Jl-liLondon Stouten ca-ka - * •
A large assortment of • Bath_ vellum and post
writing'iPsper, frotothe manufscturera.direot j.
.'V.ir. -..'awa-lhoraas, j
. frb 16—-l| ■ J9 • .S-./Id McFt vrharf.
The subscribe^
Alter returning thankxtjojiis friends and the
public in gefieralTer thi liberidencouragement he
has received Irom them-irf l,m line, informs thfm
of hit intention to dose fcisbnsiness in Savannah;
and solicits those indebted V> him t6 make imme
diate payment. . . LOUIS MIKAULTl
frb :6 Jca- 39
■ Notice.
I herewith caution ali’aud'every person not to
harbour nor trust my. wife MARY-ANN, on my
account, as I will'not |>e answerable .for any of
her contracts from this date. She left my bed
and board without rfatoit: I do-not consider her
as my wife, she having been-guilty of that crime
which separates -the ban. of matrimony, according
to the law of God and map.
. t- .' John Thate (
feb 16 w——39" 1
Fifty Dollars’ rexeard '
Wil be paid tor apprehending- qnd lodging in
any safe gaol, a negrd '.vo'rtsn who Inlnatvav from
the subscriber in ; Jurathsfi d>y the nsme of Ltrcr.
Said wench.ivheavy,faultbqt not-vyrv tall, dark,
yellow complexion* roam'd face,. aboqt. 30 nr ; 35
years of age; has a ip-.r-nt' lump on her breast.—
Snid Wench-hail lived in A'ugu’sta two years pre
vious to her-running aaihy-
r William Wright.
The Georgia JoucnaV.Aavauoah ^Republican and
Charlerton Couricv.w^f ,p^yei insert. the -above
once a week. for. two mbiv.h's, sod .forwarfj.their
accounts to the office of the '(Sguata. Chronicle
for payment. * -•* *’ W W——fr——39 J
Bi'ougtif.togaol, .
In Savannah. F. hfua. v 1*. 1^)9. a negro man
who say* hi, name' 13 ^TF.PsVlN and that fie"
lohgt to Charles'’ li'atr; df'^thl'tetcher, 5ni
Carolina. He is about Mt/t.a'.X i f'Vi-e mnd51
7.inches high: he bjunjoatibe jughL nf.hisieft tye
• , -‘II. M'Call.p.-c. c'
feb 16- JI9 I. '
Brought to. gaol,
_ lab, Feh/u«*ry !aj9 4 - •.‘iiFRro Rian
who fays his name, is CHART.ES* and iha( he.
belongs to Simon"Frarer,*of luhieaty county --'He
is about 55 years of age( arid'5 feet — ir.^irs
high: squints with right Vyg, and has thr'marks
country on :.is foreciaui.-■),! ,
, • -Jl-rMrCall, o. o.-o.
U b" '
Broirthf to gaol, *
1n Savannah, Kebuar/IA; 1819, a ndgro" man
bo says his names « ffiN,- and that hr belongs
to Robert. Fraser, of Augusta; He ia about five
feet nine inches high- and thirty yean of age; has
* scar on his forehead...
.H, M‘Call, o. c. c
feb 16—-39
Brought: to Goal,
In Savuuud,, L bep{ lffgldlH, *• negro man who
if ajgr
tndieshigh- Hecbaa-tCuwib'ng counlehtecc- and
telb an-equivocal t*Jej thptquh of which is doubt-
, *, fc . a. M-CALL, o cc
oct 28 208
■hi
Brought W Gaol,
In Savmitah, JamiirV 8^8:9, a negro man who
savs his name is RoanS;,fad jhat lie belong, to
John Garnet, of-Soiitji-CjMina. near .Augusta
He is about tbirty-five.y.eajs of age and five feet
• e mclies high. '„ He fornerly belonged to Mr.
■Iliams'ou. of this tilyi ' '
-- If Jl‘€ail, d. c. c.-
jan 9—* ■ 7 ~ ‘ T :
- » sxast -.kViti .. . .
Administrators’ notice.
Nine month* aft*r date, application will
be made tffthe jo slices of the inferior court
of Chatham county, for leave to tell the
following property:—one tract of Land, in
Chatham county, about seven miles front
Sarannab, ly ini and being in the district
of White Blunt, containing seven hand,
red and fifty'acres, more Or less; two lo'tts
with' the improvements thereon, in the aril'
lege of VernonhOrgh,'-and one five-acre lot.
two miles from the city ot Savannah! being
the real estate-of oeptain Thomas Rice, lat«J
of Savannah, deceased—to be sold for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of the raid
deceased. • ■
Ehrnejer S. Rees,? .
Tliomas \V. Rice, \ °“ m ors -
* may 14 o$--—113
Notice.
Nine months after date application will
be made to the honorable the Justices of thy
Inferior Court of Chatham county, for.leava
to self one undivided fourth pari of all that
piece or parcel of ground, situate, lying and
being, in the city uf Savannah, in New
Leeds, Oglethorpe ward, containing fifty-
two and a half feet front on West-Broad-
Street, and one hundred and eighty feet deep,
mote or lets; part of the estate, of L. Cope,
deceased; being the property of Miss Mary
Gardner, a minor. , „>
. ..Adam Cope, guardian
m,, IS—jo—-i 14^ u
Notice.a
Nine-months after date, applicatioa wjU be made
to the honorable tbe Justices of .the Inferior court
of Chatham county, for leave ter sell the real es
tate of Mrs. Mary Flymlng, dec’d, for the bene
fit of the heirs and creditors of said estate.
Wm.'H. Greene, adm'or.
SaymnaKjime 12, 181ft—$o 139
Notice.
Nine months ‘after date application will be
made to the honorable the indues of the inferior
court tor the county of Effingham, for leave tc
sell twenty-five acres of land, laying the A»u
guda road, joining Stirk/s land, belonging to t|ie
estate of the late Gcorg'e G. Nowlan, deceased,
being a balance left of one hvmdreL. acres former*
ly sold by George Nowlan—for ihe benefit of tin
heirs and creditors of said deceased. i»
. David Qugel, ex'or,.
*nov 5—■ .222
15 * ■ ‘-Notice. : l "7
t Notice i* hereby given; thatgkt the expiratibi
of.niae months, application will be made to. die
court of ordinary fpr tjie county of Chatham, for
leave to kell aQ the right and title ofthe late John
Levitt,-esq* in a certain plantation on Islay island,
reputed to Contain eleven hundred and fnurteen
acres, belonging Co theestatq of ihe Iste Franciv
Levctt, deceased; also five .hundred acres of land,
situate in the county of Effingham, part of tlie
said estate, for the benefit of the creditors and
heirs of the said John LevettI '•
Christiana Levett,
GuartUan for the heir, of John Levett.
feb 1 §0 26
Georgia—JlVlntosh county.
By John Hatllie, clerk of tbe court of ordinary
of tue county and state aforesaid.*
To all whom it may concerti. .
Whereas, Benjamin S. Lamb and Eliza Lamb
applies to be dismissed from the administration
oq the estate and effects of John Boss, late of
*t!d county, dec
These ai e, thcrefore/to cite and admonish all
and singular the«‘kindred and creditors of the
said d-ceased, to file their objection! (il any they
have) in my office at M Intosh court-house, with
in the time prescribed by law, otherwise letters
dismissety WiH be granted to the applicants.
*. Given under my hand - and seal this 1st day of
September, 1818. *
[L S] JOHN BAILLIE, c c o
sept 12— r!83
Georgia—Chatham county,
Superior Court, January Term, 1819.
James M. Wayne' T ” >
Vi V Rule Mil.
Joseph OoquiUo, dec’d. j
-Upon the petition of James M. Wayne,
of the county of Chatham,.praying the fore
closure of the equity of redemption on the
Jpllowjng. preiqi.es, mortgaged to ijin said
J-mes 5l, VVayrie; /or the.-sum" of six hui -
dri-'d dnltirs, t on (he twenty seventh day of
April, eigh(e-n hundred and sixteen, to tvit.
Jit tl id.1i.act of lard, situated in the county
of Chathatn,. about three miles from Sav.n
nah, adjoining lands of.the lute Stephen Alii
len, containing ony hundred and thirty acres,
more or let,, together witii all- the rights,
members and appurtenances* thereunto be
longing; and ivh'ich said 'tract of land was
sold at public outcry on tbe seventh Hay of
March, eigb.’eeq hundred and fifteen, by
John B. Norris, esq. then sheriff of ihe coun
ty of Chatham, to satiify sundiy executions
against John Savary, deceased, and also all
the right, title and claims, interest or de
mand of tbe said Juteph B< qnitlo, deceased,
and his legal representatives, in and to a cer
tain portion of lot No. 5, Heathrote ward,
say to eighteen feet on Jefferson street, by
thirty feet on a lane. On motion of William
W Gordon, attorney for petitioner, it it or
dered. That the principal, interest and cost,
upon said mortgaged premises, be paid into
court witbin twelve months from the date,
aini unless'the- same b» to paid, that the
equity of redemption shall he thenceforth
foreclosed, am: other proceedings take place
pursuant to the act of the general assembly,,
in such case made and provided; And,' it is
forlhe.r ordered. That this rule be published
in one of the public Gazettes of tins stale,
at least once inkvery month,-until the time
appointed for payment, nr served on tlie le
gal representatives of the said Joseph Bn-
quillo, at least six months previous to the
t me the stid money is ordered to be paid
into court as aforesaid.
Extract Jrorn the minuter
Job T. lioiies, clerk.
jan S3 Jca—e-18
On Wednesday ticxty l?th in*t -
Milt b, 0.14at {he Hon rf Meeert fiUi Jta, Lett Co.
Halfpipe ) old Lor dun particular Sladeira
Quarter cask J 'WINE
Thirty boxes Spanish CIGARS
Terme, cash • >
Sate to rsoMcace ut 11 a’cfcck.
M. Herbert; ouef’r.
Teb 15 38 ..V
Valuable City Lots for Sale,;
* Ik li t sucrtK- . • ■ « -/e
On Thursday nqxt, the IStU.init
MB b€ told otfare my *(cr<% —
Four IOTS, Noe 25. 26,27 and 28. in Wathhip-
ton ward, each 60 by 96 feat—one of aliieh fronts
in Washington square. " ,
*l*o
Two LOTS, ifi Jack son Ward, O.d fig
fronting on South-Broad 'stteet, and iinmtdia'ely
opposite tbe near brick building of Thomas.Gard-
xer, taq.. ,
Terms made known at tifye of sal*.
Sale to commence cl 1| o’cle'et *' ■■
M. HeYbert, gt/MY.-.
f ~- l ~~— —r a ,
Steam Boats for Salt- .
The steam boats EAGLE and NSW-JtlfSEV.
will.be offered at public sale: at Roaley’s tiliarf,
in the city of Baltimore, on MbiUay,- tht Pt of
March, at 4 o’clock m the afternoon, frith ail
their equipment*, bed*, furniture; (tc. They have
bulb powerful engines, almost i*«. on tbe ruHkt
approved plan of Holton and W.U- On ihe lqw
pressure, tbe Kew-Jcrsey lias capper boilers very
thick, and the Eagle iron boilrm, also very thiek.
The Newacney is admitted to'be equal in kiwed
to any steam boat in the Chesapeake bay; and
the Eagle l» not much inferior to ber in speed:
Tliey are both completely coppered and ire rei-
dy to.tpimmence immediate.qperationsi they have
three cabins,. large, comfortable and elegant.—
They Have been built tf grtod material- TI<«
Eagle Would suit' s shallow navigation', as Shi' ■*
a fight- draught of Water.. The INtw-'JCrsey Jiaa
not a heavy draught of water, put durwa^/ew
inches mure than,the Eagle. .'
Tlie terms of sale will tx'acriJJl on nhe-frrrd
«f the purchase mraity Vor si* months; andtliee
ihirj, rime'months, and the residue iu twelve
.montba, with interest,on each from the day fcf
sale. .Notes with approved endorsers will bq/e-
qttirq). , Th'ese boats will positively be sold with
out reserve, a bargain mad therefore be expected
in them; they will be sold’ separately. ■
• BxiieiK ^'Partridge, •
. .’lycnto for the ometo.
dyThe Nations 1 Intelligencer, Richmond f.rv
qHirer, Franklin Gsaette, (Philadelphia,) rharlev
ton City Gaaette; Savannah Republican, arid Au
gusta Chrbnicle.'wm copy the' above twice * b-telr
■till tale, and aeitd their xbroont* to the i.fdaf of
the Federal Republican, UaUimura, for collection
febr'
Oil the first Tuesday in March; *
Wilt be told before ilie Court.Hpu’e, in tl.it eiiy ,
uttiiecn Ihe ittrialhtntro, '
A prime MULATTO GIKU about 17 yesiri < t
age, a capable house servant Terms, cask.* •
. ■ M- Herbert, aucl't’.
feb 11 35
. Executor’s salty
On Thursday, the 18th March netf.
Will bcooldbefore myltorr.
Alt the Goods ami Ellccts of Mr Francis Fo!-
tier, deceased; colrbllnz
Gold IFatcka, patent levers, repeaters and. plain
Silver ditto do, dp <Io d«
Gold Chains
Gold Seals slid Etys ‘ - *'
Gold Breast-Pins'
Plated Ware, ami
A variety of JEWELRY
Terms, cash. .
Sale to commence at 11 'Yclock.
'M. Herbert, a«ffV. ‘"
feb 4— ... 29
.Notice ■, . .
Commission niorchznts are" required to settle
the tax due on’saiea made on commission to the
1st ult. on or befure the J8tb instant.
Join; I. Robert*, city treasurer.
City Treasurer’s office. Savannah Feb. 1819-32
For Sale
To the merchants, and a*, tbe lowest price.
Straw Hats
Merino Shawls
Gloves ‘ , •
Gauges •. 1 A , >
■ Ladies’ Cans .
Prqnel 'and silk SI,oe:>
’"Two Pendulum CluCkil
* Perftrmtry
Corsets •« •;. p . .
, • fork* aad Spoons, s c;npcniU6r, . .
Jewelry
, French Books .
N. B There i» bat avefylitfle Quantity Of vvery
one nf these poods. * \ . « ,
Apply at Mr. Btxufufd’s, feroogti'.«n:fflreel,
nert door to.Mr W II Bullpch. . '
feb 15— *•- 38 '
Brought to (faolj
In Savannah, January. Ip, J8i'J, a mulatto trjan
who says Lis name ct^RAJlUgt, and tnat lit 6 -
long* to Jfr Goodwin, of Edgefield, South-CarOli-'
na. He is abddt thirty years of age, and fire feel
eight inches bighr stout xbd ivcll formed for
Strength and actwqy.' Re say* he wad formerly
tbe property of Beuja. Glover.
, J , H; 81‘CalI, j. e. c.
jan 14-—II
Brought to gVClj
In Savannah February '6, 18)9 a negro thill
who says his imirir is SAM, and tl.it he belongs to
Allen Perkins, near UmenvHlr titan houK, South
Carolina. Be is about thirty year* of arf, and 3
teet-7 ihche* 1.1*1: aa)S his pteienl ow ner por
chawrd him cf" Hire Rosa, a*d-that be ranaWaV
before Christ mat. - V
H. M'b.aJif n. tie -
ttfimvti ' V V