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Newspaper Page TextJpipWil 8»ift, of *itfp Frv.ttet*, *hl nr- la»t owenii.j; from Madras, passrd St Helena, JOtii December, awl wa* iMiwrd- adbjr an aliccr from tite bri'{ «f war Dot- tcrill, »1io infiirmrd that lior.apart* waiin ■Mod h*alt!i, bat verv »ulkv. The olHcrr tintie frCfeh j)r..vt»uti», w hich, hi* attleil, were wry ktirrr 0,1 tvlxfi'l W"e1is*e iiren fiitnreil with a file of Mad. it pitprn tu the l/tlt October, anil Calcutta to 30th of S-ptemit-r. From • r tl •light ecxtr.inaticM wr* find nothin* <4! im - pittance. Vjrt of the troops hud rctirn 4d to .Madras from Ceylon, tr.d it is* . '%eliev*d t!i»t tot insurrection in that quar ter *'&* cutir’-lv o lulled. At a meeting ’if the general irpublican committee of the cite and eimntjr of Neu - Yoik, friendly to tr,e general and state adminiatratinn, January 28, a resolution apprown; the conduct of major-genera! Andrew Jacauon in terniioating (he late fiamiAole war. wot adopted, and Hansuiit- •ted lohim at Washing ton; to which gener al Jacl.ton hat made the fuSluwing rt- ft i '-.i tFashiiigton, February 2, 181?. SfR—I •have the honor to acknowledge %te rrceiptiif yoor letter, enduring a re- ttolutinn of tne repolican tom m it (re nf the city or New-York, approving af my c«n-i rivetin terminating the Semmole war-—' Allow me, through you, to present to the gentlemen of the committee, my thanks 'for this warm and flattering expression ot their sentiments. To find the convictions ur my own conscience con olmrated tiy the ■favorable opinions of my countrymen, is. truly gratifying. And to receive an es- presriunof that approbation from ajiart of the Union, justly distinguished for patriot- •ism, public spirit and high advancement— demote, too, from the field of Cotftest, and wliollvuniiiflut need either by prepoteusioii nr prejudice, strong'y persuades me, that, •from the reflecting and considerate, my conduct will receive an impartial investiga tion. Tbegyon to present to the committee, and to accept for yourself, the assurance* ■of my respect aud gratitude. AKOHtw jACK3oy. AS WJumfot-1, E,i| Ch d u „ oftiir Jtejiubl.cso tlominillee. Major genera! Jaokbon, and suite, ar rived in this city yesterday afternoon, she general ha* accepted me invitation o' ' bis fellow citi/.-os toapuhi.c di.mer ( be given on Thutaday next -*-Fliit. Frau. Uax- 10th intt. Uncommon Snow-Storm—Yesterday about nooa it began snowing, aud coniinu ad, accompanied with a high wind,ft. K until nearly noon to d.iy. More snow than Has been tern this whole season. Such has been the violence off'.s tempest, tlul there Have been no arrivals in port, and such is the thickness of'the weather now, that the sig Dais cannot he seen from the battery. The -southern mail bas just arrived, and tvs uor- .titernund eastern are not yet in. Accounts jrf utuch damage at 3> a “>af be expected.-— ■JbdUizort jPafvT. THE HE PUB LI CAN. r.«n»Af evening. i >:»»^r*r 25. jb;s I fJVrOLLElUA'CK. VI* Feu'-tv'r. lice sod pen of every u*pre judictal mot ouj-t,- to be rjfred iu h-lid" nf he r.go ot'r.'Mcima’e, in Li- form tf «<jfdi.p of die 0,«w;eiU«l tf-cf.n rr Sian are sit lock np l aidvxiiun. TicCuuntct.xnt* given to bigotry, and still id tiered to by lac Ug. i.fore .4 Mary loud, h u, and will hare a Uan^rr v us ten Jency to religious free dim! Pvnuld aik any noo used man, conversant with ibe different religio n i reeds in „ur coumry, who las s knowledge of the riyin of coiucience gnarautetd. U rn by his for.faUiera, if lltS *s,e act of Maryland wouldtooicria>Kauhisobciiu/ Tiie.soin an;.Luited in Ibe Jew, Ibe lainod which 8jws in. bn reins, areas good and virtuous as any other religious sect! They are is eoligieuco, moral, sad good citiaens as sre amongu us. Then, why persecute them? Because they sre the ft IS II does not comport with the doctrine of Christi anity! the dangerous tendency which religious distinctions must lave no ourselves, nod our fu ture generations, is obvious from what we bare teen ib ancient aod modem history! So let all Americans step the tide of dsuger in ilr flood, csonot rtfrurt froiDhluitriDg fur tnyfcUcnr Chris tians srbo have no little tegard for the first ir.juuc tion imputed by oar Great Utdsetner—“Zh> Jud unto oilmen!” Let us beware of sowing the seeds of religious discord in iLe new woilJ—tte old has reaped a bloody crop! STERNE. Died, in this city, on the !4lii insf Mrs. Mist A. Cnakxr.e msort of Mr. Jssus Chsaxa, in the 47.h year of her age. SHIP NEWS. pout op s.irA.Y.v.ur. sssivin. Ship Josrphus, lops, Kev-Vrik, 17 days ballast—r., J Motirbtad. Sehr Lydia Adams, Hicks, Timmastown, via Portlmd, 41 days—witii lime and bricks—to the master. Shop rjfnon, oalawicb, Hary’s Neck, S days— widi 34 /.Its cotton—to J S Pilot. , Ntvv-Onu..iNS, Jan. 1. If in this city there be really a want of kpecie, ai.tl if in consequence ol that want the interests of commerce have suflered, (both positions by the bye we think very ■questions'ic) wr may timnk the numerous picaroons and pirates that swarm in the gulpli of Mexico, from whose depredationt Do vessel is safe, under whatever flag sl;e Winy sail, presided she have money on Boutn. \Ve are informed by persons whose authority cannot be questiouml, that upwards ol a million of dollars would have been shipped fur Ncw-Orleans alone, during the last summer and autumn from Cart! agena, Tampico and other |sorts on the Maine, for the purchase of iJ.itisb French and India gu n.* it the h'p.iiiisli merchants had not been deterred from trus ting their property at Sea by the tear ol falling into the hands of thuie bacciiieers. SERIOUS RESULT. The fast London papers state, that .a jUry had refused, in four successive in stances., to Cud a Verdict- of guilti/, on chai^M of issuing forged bank of lin plain! notes. This single circumstance i* cal- 4 r.nlated to v;cite a much greater alarm in Kuglaiiil,lh»n all the speeches ol .Mr. Hunt or tiie writings of Mr. I’obbivt. Tt e British Constitution is entirely supported t»y the cr<ilit Of the public paper ol the country; that talceumway, the fabric is a» ■Baseless as tenure Uf a dream. Head-<{uarUr>i—E. S. II. South- wnacTssT «siiul’> smet, Frnifsr.iniu.'/irftri^jr^ Jd, 18i9. GRNF.ltA L UftntHS. in future, oflsccr* of tht army, charged with 'forwarding troops, prov»ious, ordnance and orU- nuicc stores, to Fern»nd»na, o.i Amelia bland, cr *uy other supplies for the u»c of th« troops oh that ttauon, by water, when such troops or Mipphes Ctudl amount to one half of the vesscPs fre ght; will employ aregi»te r »l rt9*z\ a .J rt^uu-e of the master or owner to take his clearance lor Pcrnan- dina and not for St sMarj ’s, as h»3 been hereto fore noticed. J3}/ command. (Snrned) J M Ol.ASSKLL, [* --I7J atntlantadj gtmt ~ Seven Coppers Reward. Will be psill lo »ry one who will deliver to me iJAVlil G DAVIES, on ludenieil appremice i . Mm office of ihe oavsnmUi He] ublican. D,vies is about J feet 11 inCnes high, slmder mode, very Rtllow coinpksicit. stoops when h>: walks, ami ba, s AitrA in hi* gsit The sbnve rev.-or.. will tw paid for bis apprehension! ano 6ic»nis more will i lf0rn “ ,,Or FRF*lffiKItK 3 'Sit 6 iiell-Aanging. BICOW, lirig Charles Milter, from v uadoloupe. etc* Ban, Schr. Sally-Ann, Chaom.n, Edentun. Sclav iteiurn, E.lej, Plymouth Schr. Betsey & Eliza, Hawes, Yoiktown. Sloop He ten, Dennison, Washington, (n. c ) Sloop Maltha, TateiS.Darica. xmmusss. The Steam boat Charleston, Uilsy, with pa=sen- gcrsleft tl.c whaif this morning for Charleston, via Beaufort. Tt.e Steam Boat Georgia, Tallrttadfce, sailed C today morning for Darien, with freight, ng t No 9 iu tow. The S eam-boat Enterprize, with freighting boat. No if, in tow, st.r.e! List evcnl'.g for Au- JP’I •eight for Hamburg wanted. ■ Two hundred t'trees of rice, or art equal propofiion of cotton a;-e WAiit ul for the ship JOSKi HUS, for Hamburg, u ntcii will be taken at mu.;er>ue fre.ght; t!ie bjfci.ee of her cargo i« in ore, ntvi comrr.cnce* loading to-morrow. Apply to JOHN MOORHEAD, feb 26 x 48 Jiills on Baltimore, At a shstt sight, for tale by lames Carrutheni. f,b ;6 d 18 Lime, Brick, ij£c. 43j cfc.-ks stone Lime lliOCO Hr.ck 80 buses smoked Herring A quemity refuse* tivnr<l* deceived per bChuciicr Lydia, AtUms, from Tho- nuito-.vn--for sale by C. C. GriiwuJd JjT Co. feb 26 x 4 J Tuyhr*s Mtorpi. Superior qaal. -V*. Orleans Srnrar FO.'t SALK. The cargo of li*e ship Caroline. "200 hogsheads Ne«r-Orkaus iu^ar, *if ;t very su- |K-riu q i^lity, in Ui^e i.ug£ht*.id9 Cj h’v^hc.da Mwlaasea For Naic by PERRY U WRIGHT. _ ft tj 26 L *8 Just Received, from Havana, CONCERT.', Mrs, VRErJtllt Jims her grat-ful sskhow. ItdgrmeaU'to f t r ImwU and the pitMie, for the enco-jragntirnt s!« (vs rtceiv?’-. 4(M i ,afurms tiicm. *l.e w.*i gave aiffiher CoMatrt Tliis Ktcaing, Februiry £G, .it *l!.r§:U'.hLt^e Lolg Room, tV’hinjlie srittfog iSfo’.l twaig «last SONGS; 5.V0—3Wee-tfcr.ini. Br.hae• S«cia—W *.! J»«r «ny Lu*Th __ « I*acuelU jOo0—lie MiiiCKwon, rsitx ii. Sum—Rose cf Lnre, Ihm Suxo - Hubin Adnir, /H»h dir. Tut r*lebfAtcd Ectio Sflfg, * Hi.hofi (fjT Ticket*, oi.e tioSUr, to be h*d at the Bju 1 the kaefunge. Concert will cornuar'.cc at mit o'clock. S>tTa**nh, ftb. 25, 1819 ■— 17 Evenings’ Amusements. MR- AKUKNOND, moss iesus. Begs leave to iiiloriii the bitisens of SavsnnaL that he has engaged the large room ml the Court. Hou-e and he will iiitroiluee therein a new and btaanful ME QHjWICM* LXlWIIlWjr- wliicli has been much admired in Europe, and since his arrival in tueriCa. It has'been exhibit r.i will, unbounded applause si the cities ot'New- Yoik ai d Cbarhston. Thft esldbition consists of Picluresqne Views of. d.itercTit Uit.es, Kortresits, $io. ia Europe Asia, Africa a id America. Four Views will be introduced every evening, and each View will be enlivened with a great number of muving Figures, mutating nature in a &UI prizing manner. fi,e four Views for THIS EVENING, 26tb in stant. will be as follows— Vuv Pint— An accerate Bepresehtation of the Funeral Froce*sien of die Frucess Charlotte of Wales. V-cv Seem/—The Island of Elba, and the town of Porto Ferrajo. y,cu- rUrti— Moscow, as it stood before it was burnt. Fiew Pint—The Grand Palace of Pekin in Chi , with the Procession of die Emperor and his Court. Fiew Sieend—The 0»pe Of Go; d Hope. fit-a Third—A. Gfand View of Ihe Pont Boy-ale in the city of Paris. Vuv Feurih—To conclude with a Grand Ks presentation ol a Stutni »t i’ea. jj* Doors w.ll be opened at sir, and the per formur.ee commentc at seven, and liman at nine ’clock. Admittance rirrr cj.bts. tlf l ickets to be had at the Court-House. Juvuwuth. Peb 2G M Georgia Jockey Ctub. Tbe mernljtrd of t^e Georgia Jockey Club are requested to attend at Silvia WliitfiwJci'i Tb FVI’.NING, kt <> o’clock, oa busiueas of impo fto ‘*6~ar—46 Managers % Assistants of Engines TAKE NOTICE. There will be a regular meeti'ig of your board To Morrow, at jour u;.ud place, precisely ut " o’clock; B, order ej the Prcrider.t John liuupt, s’cc'ry. fob 2f> a 48 Cotillion Society. A DAM, will be given at the Exchange, on Monday evening, 1st March, fob t’i v —47 Anjiviinancz - To Mtrr -»iid fcftteuuan ordiiiNi.ee entitled an or dinance **f*>r gran ling licences to persons keeping billkrd tables, or retailing spiiitous liquors with in the limits of the city of Savannah and hamlets thereof, &n«l lor ( thcr f,;»rposes therein mention ed," pa»*ed 9tfi SepU.*;iber, 1799. J3c it QPtloiued by :is m or and aldermen cf the city of Saxan.-utU to council aixembled, and it ii hereby orddued by th: uuiKo< ity of the tame, That o much of the tenth section of the above ordin- nce ns deci-rv 3, no retailor of >jiiriiu jus liquors (tar. rn kecj cr.-» ixcepted) shall a( 11 or dispose of any tpimumii liquor* unaer u quart after candle .i^htbc ai.tl the . arr.e is h. ieb)* upealed. /fi Cowtdl, b'curuaro 22,1819 [L SJ PaNscd, JAME8 M. WAYNE, mayo*. Atte-.t, H H. irVTLtn, r. c. to d. 59,000 si. white bu^ar Vo a . ^jianisi. I* g.rii t Meats, llycaco*. Limes, Pi.l*-Apples, .kUciiiu'ladc a.-.i Geliy u Guava OX Ui>D J.50 hares (\1 (Jfiatea'.i Margouz 10J «h> Med-o Oiarct Ii. d^ fro-h iVn-.evj iO i>jrr*'** >oft sf»«;V*l Almond* IVuLlo iii-Ji'T (ri 1 if) p:j»- v and barrel Ci.iu.lry ^ Duf.iui... f.b.o 1 n g STEPHEXoJJN ncspvcifulty informs th* JaJirS and genii' man nf Savannah liut i.e furnish- «* houses with Bells, in the most l-npr. red nun. '■Rer practiced in England. He ret.'ns si c re thanfai forth'- enoau-sgrtmnt rsce. ed su.ee Ins Arrival in hit c.' -t and pai«culj sckB-wl.^es (lie LisJn.ssof th ’-egsiitteinen who ha.e rc.:un K . *ien;J'd 1".- wo- JO. -htp- S A r - fiS,** , “ 0 hr* Mi«lte»»th*ft ir — Jhuglass fj* Sorrel K * Vi. YOU Sill.. XU tfAtlU. 40 pipe a itsl Ih-lhnd G*n 6 do o.d L *• Toner iff Wine 6b liiids and 0 barrels r> c WhUkcy 10 barrels country Gin S O do Howard sircct and U ch:m»nd Flour •1000 buah*;Ls white Cum in quantities to suit pur chaser* Gunpowder, imperial and hyson Teas, ia small packages Rest HfcVtt.a CigurM Molasses in Jiogsheads. Ac Tnc Subscribers Having- cont.ected ihemsclve* with Crahus M Ixtire, wll con'inue to transact business un- dvr tl»e xirsi of C. Kusxr & Co.; and as they are de>-rous of closing their former business, request those indebted to them to settle their accounts, and these having demands against them to pre* sent them for payment. C. KELSEY L CO. feb* 26 in 48 An Ordinance To imend “an ord r.-mc -* to regulate the price and asD'zj of brt:i!,: IVhereus, the increas'd juice of ail the articles of 1’fc require that an ad-Idtonal increase be Uiadt on tlicr it-vM/c of b cadJ- fle it ,U,i jvi c >jid>tired, ly the meyur and at• dri tttcn of tne tiiy *./ .V.a>u?/t- h, it. council atoetn bit I, niuti: *>• re<t:{,y ordA'-cd 5} the mithority of the •u*ae, i .'.rst hf.y per CefTbeallowed to tiie*b*«keri ot this city. :n addition to iliQ sim,j ailowed by the ordinance passed the b*.!i ef February, 17Sb, any thing in the said ord nance to the contrary notwithstanding. lit Council, February S*J, 1819. [LSj Passed, JAMES M. WAYNE, mayor. Attest, 1< 11. Ccfj.rn, e c Georgia—Chatham county. by S M clerk of tho court ot c/rdinan oi'thecounty and -.late aforesaid. Whereas, Ha r rl» t King, wu.ow, applies For let- t-rs ..f *d:runj:trat.on on tiic est.tc of William lv:ng, l-'.e of bai aiiuah, shoji keeper, deceased, as ,;e\t wf kin. n.csc. arc, therefore, to ci»e and admonish, all and Stin^u.ar, th? Kindred and creditors of the said dec.'ai-rd, to Jilt t?i?;r cbjention-c, (if any they have) in tny other, on or before thr tir.it day of April next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted said :q>j- iicaiit. Given und- r my hand and seal, this 25th day of February, 18x9. [L Sj S SI DO.VD, c c o c feb 26 • 46 To be soli or leased. Two Lo's in the vicinity of Orlfins-squire— Likewise to be leaded, a Lot in St. James’ square, k.ljmning the residence of ni.jor S'-foen. Poa- se-sion of the two first can be given immediately, and of the l-.t oil rhe 1st of October next. Alotto rent, two more Houwes, with hamlsome counting rooms on the third Boor, in Bulloch’s rau.re. A. S. BULLOCH. ‘ feh 26 » 48 Join G. Cowling Off f, his services, in Augusta, to his friends i ' public in general, ’n the capacity of -fuc- tl Han, . :KMir a id Conm 'ni.n .Mrch- ni, and will be •^Sojlwwuv ucr.ou Jishorzej to ci.gsg. wo k t .snlfu f r their tmvon. Ary consignments of * 7 r .ah .-Oh. alze for sah. or soy order lor 'he pur- ' fi-ii snilr at the hooscof M.'. \V P.are., xJtase of produce, will tp thankfully Kceised and „ B^ao-sirtCL »v-xt donlo J.fcilfcw.esq I JiothfulK v.te.wled u» I Oaf a*i«, V*. A». 9. 1819va*t- S * Georgia—Chatham county. By Simi tici M Isuiid, t lerk of the court ol ordi* nar. fur the cmii’.y and Jute aforeiaid Whereas, Ann Germain, spinster, appli-'s for letter* of administration «n tfxe estate ol Priiciila Schi nber, late ot Chatham ci ut.tv, widow, deceas ed a?- nvxt cf kin. These are, therefore, to cite end admonish J1 nd singular the kindred and c’-edi rrs of saul deceased to hie thrir objtcioi.s (iffc»v they have) in my office on or before the Hr»t day of Apr.l next, otherwise Je ters of adxninistra.ion will be granted bcr. Given under my hacd and seal, thi* 25tb day cf Febiuary, 1818. (LS) S M BONE, cc oc c ftb 25 • 48 JIQjYTiar NOTICES. iftrlUceiver if Return* »/ Taxable l’-ru perty of Camden tuuuty Notice to Absentees, Hut the following Lauds have been charged default for the present year I8i8. via: John Porteog* JC8 acre* of land, lying apd be ing in CsQdca county; on the Great SstiTla river Tho csisie of Thomas SlK&riek, 2029 acres land, Ij ing andheiug in Camden ceun^r Haniel. M’Ntill, XJUd acres uf land, lying and being in Camden county * The heirs cf William Middhton, 5575 sere* of land. !yin„- a-id being m Camden county The heirs uT IVuii.m Fdlii.it, 5200 acres of land! ying »hd being iu Camden Counti, on the Great jstilla rivtr Ilugli Kofo. 1(00 acres of land, lying and being n Ccmden comity, on Uie G.cat Salilta rtver The Heirs of l.y«,cli. 5500' acres of Und, lying nd being in Catndcu county, on Cumberland is! and WILLIS LANG, m JtfftTmn, AVrS. |81b——220 Chatham Superior Court, Ma, Term. 1IH8. Robert May f or f orec i osure . Aaron £asleer..5 n “ & - V * «’ ‘Upon the petition of Robert May. praying the foreclosurcuf the equity t>f redemption 6f and ill * certain hilf lot of land, situate, l> injf and bcinjf in the city of Savounoli, in New-Franklin ward, and known and distinguished in a plan of the raid city by the number (9) nine, subject to an annual ground rent to the corporation of Savannah, and originally purchased by Christopher Hall, together •wi»h a tvro *tory house, situated tht non, a d ail other improvements. Which said half let of land and improvements-were mortgaged to the *aul Uobeit May. on the twenty-aim?) day of June, one tiioussnd eight hundred and fifteen, by Aaron Bfeteen, to secure the payment of a certain bond nr obligation, bearing date with the said mortgage and duly mode and executed by the said Aaron Uasteeu to the said Robert May; which said bond is for the sum of four hundred dollars with in terest from the date, and payable on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and sixteen; and it appearing that the aforesaid sum of lour hundred dollars With interest is due thereon: On motion oi LcviS D’Lyon, attorney for the petit.oner, n is oulered, tlut the principal interest and coat du< on the said mortgage be paid into Court within twelve months from this date, and unless th? same tie so paid Uie equity of redemption of aud in the Miid mortgaged premises shall be horn thence forth foreclosed, and other proceedings had, pur ;»u4nt lo the act of assembly Jn such case made and provided: And, it is further ordered; that this rule be published in one of Uie public gazette* in this state once- a month for twelve months, or served on the defendant or hi« attorney at least six months previous to the rime allowed for lire payment of the said money into court as aforesaid. Extract from the minutes. Job T. Bo lies, clerk. june 30——§cm—151 Superior Court—Camden county DAVID DOUGLASS,T vs. J. Buie AW. JOHN CLAltKE. S On the petition of David Douglass, shew iiig that John Clarke, did, on the twenty eighth day of February, one thousand eight hundi rd and sixteen make his certain writ ing obligatory, sealed with his seal, and bar ing dale on the day and year aforesaid, wher- by he acknowledged himself to be held and fully bound to (lie said petitioner in the peh- a! !um of one thousand and seven dollars and fourteen cents, conditioned for the payment of five.hunJr-*d'»ad three dollars and fifty- seven cents, on or before the first day of January then next ensuing, and that the said John Clarke, for thu belter securing the payment of the said sum of money, did mortgage to The said David Douglass all that tract of land situate iu the county of Cam den, on the waters of Crooked river, bound ed on the north by lands of John Wood, es quire, on the northwest by Crooked creek and insrsh land, and on the southwest by lands of Nathaniel Green ard on Crdtiked creek, which said tract contains five hun dred acres, more ot less; and it being made further to appear th.it no part nf Uiemoneyin the said bond specified has been paid to the said David Douglass; on motion of Richard W. Habersham, attorney for the petitioner, it is ordered, that the said John Clarke do pay into tbit court within twelve months from this dale the principal interest and costs doe ou the said band and mortgage— otherwise the equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises will from thenceforth he foreclosed, such, further and Ollier proceedings take place as are directed by thu act of assembly it. sqcli cases made aud provided; aud, it is further ordered, that this rule be published once a month for twelve months in one of the g.xeltes of this state, or served on the said John Clarke, or his agent, at least six months previously to the time appointed for the payment of the mon.-y into ou t. Extract front the minutes, 16th March, 1818. John liailey , cleric. Camden county, Superior Court, October Term, 181 David Dolglass') ' v vs. V Rule Wisi. J«.HS ClAHR£ J im in'.lion of Richard W Habersham, attorney for tilt petitioner, it is erdeted, that this rule nisi fo made returnable to October Term, eighteen hundred and nineteen True extract Ironi the minutes John Hailey, clerk- nov 24 $ex 2.10 Geoegia—Effingham county. By John Char'.tor, clerk of the court of ordi- narv for the countv and state aforesaid When as, John 'Dugger appli- v for lettem of sdmmistration on the estate of David Cinnadv, late of Effingham county, deseased. '' These are, therefore, to eke asd admonish alt and singular the kindred and CRiiildn df said de- ceased to file their objections fif any they I. vr) in my office on or before the first day of April mxt, otherwise letters of aimintslration will be' granted t‘-e applicant Given under mv hand and saal, thia 18tb dar of Fcbruarv, 1819 £L n] ‘ JOHN CHARLTON, cc o a e feb 18 • 41 Blank .Manifests, For bale at this office. Georgia—Shutham county. Chatham S pcnsr Court, Jan. Term, 1819 On tbe petition of Margaret Ann Chap- loan, stating, that she had possessed a cer tain deed of bargain and sale, ntade and gned by Elijah Dali, anJ Eleanor Ball, his ife, in the month of Jans, one thousand eight hund-ed and eighteen, hy which the s.id Elijah Dali, and Eleanor Bail, his wife, conveyed to (tie said Margaret Aon Ch. ; >- tusn, in fee simple, one half pert or moily of all that lot, with the improvements, in the city of Savannah, known and distinguish ed by the number six )64 in the village of Saint Gall, a copy whereof, (as nearly e* the petittioner can recollect j is annexed to said petition, and -together with the affida vit of the said Margaret Ann Chapman and other evidence to prove tbe existence and loss of the said deed of bargaiu and sale is affiled in the clerk’s office On motion ef .Levi S. D'Lyon, attorney for the petitioner, it is urdered, that the said Elijah Hall do shew cause on or before the first day of-tbe next term of the said court why tbe prayer of the petition*/ should not be granted—and it la further ordered, that this rule be pub iithed in one or more of the public gaceites of tbe stid state once a month until the licie appointed for shewing cause thereon. Lctractfrom the mi.-ivies, - - Jn!> T. Holies, cfrrOh jin 33 G 25 ; AJJOTJOJrS. To-Morrow, the S7t!« in«t. IT id ft? said firyire tiff L r>ipc. Jhkih Uflk hhd* arxi >V J ku .i - tV -Uhiwke? * Pipcfc-I<4lt*r «l Oin t rench llmntly !•!• n*r»lkL-nr s Cm** ; Cbet* freih Ity** TeK A q’untity of IJicux . Bsrn-U Pork Hrties Candles and Scsfr Kc^» Rutter lUrm4 .Mackrrrl Rose* Madeira Wins WimWCbin Filhcrub, Sc Grtat Mrcuilcl Silk l!iiiuikerrlJ«f<« sesv'.rg SilVa TlunSums, Linen. Pi UUas IVAlcl.es, Jvjrclr^.At^ *t*a 40 bcJXT’* Turkey FIGS «bhto coitjntnce at 11 o'c/ ck A. Howe, auct'r. fib 26 48 To -Morrow, 37th. hist. t (»* Anus* ot Dm r«»nT vruuiui ) 9fill be said ut } fulLeds wbafif far tht benefit tf ^ «.;/ CiriKtiVFlii The ship L'uitcil States, o£ of ttiailrfcton, wi Ik hrr tackle, apparel^ and uppurstnant .. ut lately arrived in distictsoi^ '. v0)*£* from Hull to New.Yv.rk- S«le it c<*mn.&\ce ,u 11 c-’cbtk. W lllttotd A* Baker, auct’rs* feb £6 ——44 BOOR AUCTION. To-Morrow Evcniog, 27th iust. •it col-*tit! A.Mil's r*ns brick store, ds ccdly Auk of •\hssisJ. E IThite & C© wiiLbe sold A LARGE and VALUABLE COLLECTION BOOKS, well worthy the attention of those who wish to. form or complete libraries, on who purchase ♦» veil again Sale to rommeuc- at curt, Ctlr.tllr iipht. Williford Jj" Hiker, auct’rs. Elegant Furniture, LOOKING GLASSES, Ac. On Thursday, March it, Will be sol.t at the A*, v ¥,--k Phrmturs tl’- re. /muse, next door to colonel Shelman’s cm. kery Store, w ithout any reserve, ut being for (he pur. pose of rinsing a consignment; 1 pair elegant framed Classes, 4ft by 30 44 by '.9 39 by 23 38 by 24 36 by 30 nf various vises elegant Itrt.ainjf. Boxes, l cilel-Doxes, Swing Chiles and WindnV Cornicca. xi»o 4 A general assortment of the nost f.-hiouthlo and elegant fUllNUb'llF. (all of a at ranted wotk- manslup! ever olfered at public mIc in Utit city. Terms, cash. Suit lo corahtencr nt It o'clock, M. Ucrbert, auct’r. fob 25 47. 1 do do do do 1 do do ilo do l do <lo do do 2 do do do do 6 niautle do do w mi a large assortment « On the first Tuesday iu April next, ft ill be sold in from qf the C‘.urt-hou*e % if net previously disfiostd of at private su>. The HOUSE and LOT, J| on the Bay, at present occupied by Mr. gj Uharrier. ia Sc’e at 12 o’clock. .Will.fuid df Maker, ctrelVj. To whom apply for terms at private tale, feb 22 J 44 Will be Soli On tin’ first Tuesday in M.stclt next,' .it the market-house oj HtJlury’s, CamdeH county, betu-een the hours of 11 aud 2, ALL THE ESTATE, REAL AjYJ) PERSONAL, Of late Francis Leroy, of Cumberland bl;.nd« deceased, consLiing of a tract of Land on tlif Island of Cun.berlund. < an den smutty, Cccr^i*l, being the soul?) [*.trt of lot No 8, so oiled m tire partition of taxi Islar.d; beir.gr bounded follows; Root by the sea, «ouih by the land of the ettalc* of Lynch, west by land of general L. M'lntuah, and north by land Ltkl} sold at marshal x side. Tho north line of said tract to be run out, parcelled ith the south line as to give the quantity of !LA> acres Together with fc!l and f inguLur, the ?ioc*es 9 buildings and improvements thereon. Adtlfinis- trator’s titles wi 1 he given. Tht* br.d was »oid to the said Franci' Leroy by Doctor L Kollocfc, of-Savannah. Also, the following negroes;—Jim and his wife Eliza, with her child. The whole sold by order of the honorable the inferior court of Camden county. Terms of sa’e. half« f the perchase mr*- ney, cash; the other l)alf pa} able nir.0 months af ter the sale, with moriyaire on the pwpettys tho purchaser paying for titles and recording dm mortgage. PAUL P. THOM.4SSON, jan 19 rf——15 Adrr.tr.tsirr.tor. Sheriff’s sales- On the first Saturday r.fier the first Tuesday its •March nert % Will be sold at tbe market house in the town ©f St Mary’s, between thd houys of ten and three o'clock of that day, The following hou>.ehold Furniture, tc wit: on* bureau, one bouk-cr.se, one was!.hand ^land, eight reading books; levied on as *l:c property of Da niel Copp to satisfy an execution, Abwliam Ppfc* sent vs Daniel Copp and li belt Rudolph. George Lore, P- c. c, St jyhtry's, Jun 30, 1819 [- 9} Administrator’s sale. On the first Tne Joy ip Apr il r*zt. ^ Will be sold, by permission of ihe court of orcll* nary of Chatham county, before ihe Court house in the city of Savannah, A Negro Man; the pereonal property of Gcorgt Heisler, decee^d. George D. Heisler, athiTur. feb 3 1 28 StateBunk Shares. On Tuesday, 6th of April entvtrg. Will be sold, at she Court*Hou?e, in the city of Savannah, between the hoiirs pf 10 and - t ’clock. Ten SHARES in the stock of the bank of ihe Sta*e of Georgia—The property ofAss UsvaoLi»s # a Minor Sold hy order of the Court of tfruina* ry ol Chatham County. William T, Williams, Guardian. ft.fi 2 f 27 Blank lyAentutes Fur sate ut this office. Administrator’s sales. Cji the f r st Tuesday in JW.y nest, Wh» be sold Lt fore the court in th* .eity cf Savanna 1 -; by on'er of i.ie rmoorabl^ tU** jus- rices .of jhr Inf-rior Ca*;irt « liath*ni owni;, Ywq tratU oi L-uid, fftc »y»ng *n tb^ county * f /Whom->n Little JDjseehi-e, cnutaioiDg tlie otixr in (hr county oi YVdlus, oom^ining 2-U kcres-'being the r»k ^.stsae cf John Butledec. :cal$ for the T nt fit r * tl»e h* in and ere ** Jatuts ArutairuB^,a£n’cr.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, February 26, 1819, Image 1