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Newspaper Page TextffjtMtvocrt, March €. Can®. Perry, arrived here in the hri* frxMj*,-n 8T. days from Coqaimbo, state*.* «4!tal t!ir patriot and Royal land forces had ’astmair*# inaettiae Mr a long time. The dRet of patriot reaael* that Hailed from Valjr«r>Ko : to int»rc«|it die eepeditio.i from Cadiz to Lima, were nut in time 'Capt. P. *as informed by the commander - *f the British sltie|i of war Thvne, that doer of the transport* had got into Lima afterfouchinit at Talrahuana. The fleet tladdirected their courae to Tatc.ihaana first", where they found the convey ship, ^the Isabella frigate ot 44 guns;) .they cut her dot of the port after some resistance from her and tiie shore, and succeeded in gJttin» her to the Ida of St. Mary, where they were fiitinj h-r out. One of Che patriot sloops of war had gone to cruise off Lima. Conception was still in the hands of the royalist*. The Unites' Stab sloop of war had nut returned Irom Co lumbifc N. >V; coast. The bank of Pennsylvania has present ed to£. Cohen, eaq. (one of the gcntlefncn %»hn was in the mail stage lately robbed an New-Jereey,) e piece of plate, with oo appropriate inscription, for his cnllec teduiesa, prudence and address in saving iheiueoey frith which he was eutroaiaii, eraountingto upwards of SfcO,000. ship news. PORT >>p SA« AVVA!f. Bporiing IntMiXtnuT^-*K Iroras, teD- ed the Blew Horse, trotted in St. Thom- 4%' Perish, last Thursday, one mi!c in two minute* forty-one and a half second*— A number of bets were made that he could not perform the task in 3m. 50*. Report day# that the same horse has trotted one Kile in 2in. 55s. which equals any thing of She kinds on record.—Charletan Patriot, 4thinst. Hamburgh account* to the 23d Dec. Ctate, that the Ice in the river has put etnp to. the navigation. United Status Bank stock, was sol tin jtt Ndw-Voik ou the Ctli inst. at £112.— ib. ■ Captain Thomas Slroude, ydio is em ployoil by the state engineer to open the navigation of Congaree, end oil.tr rivers in this state, is now inColumhii, with about 70 hinds: end we understand, will com ftirncu bis operations immediately near.this place*—An additiunst number of hands are expected to arrive in a few clays.-— Columbia State Gazette, JJurch 9. PtTERSBunG, (Va.‘) March 8. ft is now seven o'clock, and we have just returned from witnessing a most fer rifio scene. Nearly the whole of that part of Petersburg called Hlamlford, is con sumed by fi.-e! The flame commenced about half past three o’clock on the mar gin of the river. Tne wind blowing from N. W with consideiable violence, no ef forts could stay its progress, and in three hours time the whole of the building* on Main street, begining at the. Causeway and rutting par.illed with the river about £00 yards (suppose seventy) were de stroyed. Among them two ware-houses f O with Mills, tobacco, and the Masonic Ian.—lntr.utgcueer. raoer 6f btr _ supplied her-wilh-pfoeiriuns. Nssaxaissssifisiffgr Schooner Melinda, Crowell, Baltimore, 13 i —with corn—to Bacon U Breen* Schooner Little-John, Combs, Eatonton, (a c) days—with corn—to S U JHabenham. Schooner Giclden Sparrow, Dough, Erientun fa C) 5 days—with corn—to Scarbrough & Me- K-nne. ' ' . Sihomer Flittbe & Eliza, Green. Charleston, days—with brisks—to Gorge Anderson. Sloop Francis, Fowler, AJesanirla, 14 day*, and 9 from the Gapes—with dour, bread, gin and ci der—to Meigs a lleej, and Greei.e b L.ppitt Sloop Delight, Cooper, tlterlertor 3 days- Nidu.lt, Dobson St Hub, Can.pb II St Gumming and Jam s Wallace; Seven passer.g-rs- Sloop Adeline, Drsdlry, Charleston. 1 day—to Mr. Herring and the cuutcr. J'asaceeer•*—Mrs Williams, Messrs M. J. Ju inson, Herring, Camp bell. Os son. Capt, Lowe and two others. Sloop L'. tle-Gcorge, Anderson, Coojaiehatcnie days—with co'ton—to Scott & Fahm. Sloop Ann, Lure. Darien,3days—*with 2C0 boles co'ton—to Johnston & Hdb. loop Washington, Mjs->n, Darien, 4 days—with 210 tel * cotton—to S j Bordeaux, James Di-k son £t Go lluttcr tc Murray, tiu'.Ur a Wltite, -VI fteteftom, and Bacon & Prutn. Sloop Two-Sisters, Wing, Darien,3 days—with cotton—Ic sundry persons. Strain-boat Charleston, Utlev, Charleston, via Her,ufort, (inland) 3 days. l J uitrngcrn—Mrs Ma tin «», Mrs Cdfnn, Mr* Brook-, Miss Richards, Miss Bose, captions Swsin. Clark, and Messrs Rou. Fi.r.go, tiogers, Levaud, Parker, Hood, BUI, Mitchrl, Msckey, M Her, Yates, and Joseph. 8 tain boat company's boat No 10, from Au- rusta—with 517 bales cotton—to Edes !s Potter, Jamochari it Mitebel, B Howard, A it Fannin, J. I Grieves It Co. J Lathrop Sc Co. Wnt. Gaston, Jos. Trucbelut, snd P P. Thomanon. St( am boat company’s boat No 2, fi om Augus- ti—wi.h 470 bales cotton—to WmGaston, Tho mas Gardner, B Howard, Jos Cutnming, A Low Sc Co. \ B Fannin, J Dickson Sc Co. Scarbrough Sc 54 Sir,tie, Duhamel & Auzc, Ctrnoclisn Sc Mitch- el, arid Chatlc* Maurel. erraarn. Ship fren Sc Ed sard, Giles, Greenock—[In Sat urday’s paper, she was inadvertency men. tio'.ed as baring cleared for Liverpool.! Se'i'f Ouimiicien. u-wS, Urovidence, (It I)' THE REPUBLICAN. MONDAY EVENING, MARC!) 15, 1819. ' Citecns/—You are invited to assemble at th e Exchange THIS D AY, at 4 o’clock r t*. Thomas U. P. Ciiarltox, mayor pro tc m. INCREASE OF PROPERTY. A ssl- look plr.se this day, of seventeen lots belonging to the city on the South Common,— They were knocked oik" at an average cF £2140 each ! The whole amount S.36,380!! This eer- trainly is aii evidence of the rising prosperity of our city. It was announced a few days since tiirt judge Johnson had resigned hi* seat as circuit .judge of the United Stater’court, and had been appointed c< Sector of the port of Charleston. We l ave v no v n cur.posrer, and we state it with much plra-ure. that this gentleman has not resigned^ nor, does be intend doing sc; but wili continue his course of usefulness. IMPORTANT “DECISION We v.rulersland that chief justice Marshall, on the Gth instant, delivered the opinion of the ronrf fin the esse of '.f'Cnllo.-h versa- the state of Ms tlr’snu ) again-1 the right cfrl.e statr to tr.x the branches of the Bank of H'e t'uitvd S'a cs. On Friday last w* puhli..h«d the report of th- ornate on the oHiclid rnmlnrt of general Jackson To day, we commence the document* accompany. *ng the report; and. as soon as wc get through them, we shall publish th* sfrieiwrs on the re. port, which, it is said are from the pin of the g nc*al. For the tiriitv-rj and the documents, we are y ichted to a triend at Washington City, who poli t y forwarded to us these important papers, ;n a pamphlet form. He will please receive our thanks. We cannot forbear expressing our regret and ir.urt.fication. (says the llalt.morr Patriot) at th treatT-cnt which the most distirguished living commander of cur con try has experienced at the hands of a committee of etch branch of an rnlight vned and patriotic congress Tcrhaps retfi,'- and »r.ter*»'«f consider*'ions were the prune m' ven of |A;r inft.iee But tiie pre-eminent services of JacksoX, through a long courae of daring ai d bril.iant achievetEenls. and par.ietilarly that part of his conduct which 1: is attempted to conver' into an instrument of his dow nfall, have endeared him to bit fellow-citircns as an able and patriotic, general, fit for *he most petilousexigencies, with a disposition whioh knows no impulse but the good of his natal toil. We trust that the next flongtes*—♦aasvthat * hi« country, will dolum ruMiee“ ' '' For Sale ■S pipe* pit re Cognac Bmndy 32 er cask* Malaga .Tine 70 barrels Cofdkd* ' »0 do "Cherry Brandf ew bn helaOat-, m h gs *CJ Gunny 3^15,^ Dmttr’t •inrf. auaivan, Hermsplirodi'.e brig Gei.erw! gjekann, Pierre, ProTideiiet, v t>) Sda)-s—to Talt&Sib'eys. coo- s guees With a,hill cargo—to DII Ahcd, G Gor- ’on. tteiaiugtoa It Fmidir, Mantcm A Kogeta. " lathrop A Co. Ha-iis&Waterman, Thom won Hon try. Tati Ik S<iley, P H*,T Qaajjrn, Keith U KoUirs, s Mantoa, H O A Smith.5 C Gould, and the mu XT- '• Furneli brig Two Alesandeta, Lepecq, Havre, 7J days— in b:.3avt—to S J Rourgeauz. consignee. Bf^WtljjriJj Hathiwrsy, KewAToric, ludaya— to ferry & Wright, consignee*—with an assorted cargo—to W Jay, Lew.nice A Thompson,Greene It Ltppitt, and Ar>->ld ts-Coddington.' Ilriy Ocean, Komou. BUtin,ofe, 5 day*—with corn, etc—to Bacon Si Btucn. • Schooner Sarah Ana, Lombard, Boston, 21 d —to J Hatttlle It Co consigneta—with an asso-t ed cargo—to f It Welman, Gould & Copeland Paps Hill, Campbell It Cutsmlng, J Lathrop _ C<*. Hall t Hoyt, Isaac Cohen, J B fkinCirtb. Law reuse U. Thompson, E Crane, jgn. L Baldwin h Co. and the matter! Pattnjer—Mr. James La—- bert. l^ft tbe ship Drumo, to sa3m 5 day* The Sally-Ann experienced a succession of galea of wind, and has been three bran* driven across the Gulpb—she carried away her jib-boom twice sad fust some of her tail*. . fieboonee Alpheus & Nsney, Steve, Norfali, 14days—with cornflour and pork—to Swgettc Hurwogba, and H Bol ng. Spokri rrhr Harriet, ijmm tin* port bound to W’ilrr.ington, ehort of provision*, bad experienced a heavy galtp. split rfteiyed, other datuag*— (r R. A. Chapter. The companions of the G. it A. Chapter are hereby not.fieil tliat a regular meeting will ce held THIS EVENING, at 7 o’cl ,ek. By order M E. H. P. .Tonus Harrison, scc'ri/. march 15 63 Freight and passage for Havre. The elegant fast sailing copper fastened andjeoppemi flnp llUlsiCON* eapt. Hoi* idridj^e; will coiitmenec loading tomorrow and will require from 120 to 150 balfi* cotton to fill her up. Forfreiplit of the same, or for pus «:^e, having supurb accommodations. Anplj on board or to Sc.trbrntigh «S* M‘Kinne. marsh 15—-cs—62 For Matanzas. Three or four hundred barrels on ^freight wsnted for t'ic schooner S \\ T A $ ■captaiu Tallman. Apply to Nicliul.is ij' Neff. march 15—82 For Charleston 0]y\ The packet sloop VOLANT, Allen y^VVW.t an, master, will sail cn Wednesday wssa^next, *.vind and weather permitting. For fr« iifht or passage Apply to the master on board, at Hunter’s wharf, or to I. COHEN, march 15—62 The steam-boat Charleston • Captain Utlev, will alar: f*ir Ch:irie»lon, via Oeau- f*>rt, on Wednesday the 17th inst. at 0 o’clock. For passage, apply on board, or to Hail «V H.»vt. march 15—4—6’ Corn. JOO btf^hela. fer sale on board 'he schooner A! pheus ti. Nancy, capt Thorn. Inquire on board, or to C:«rr.nch8n & Mitc'iel. march 15——t 62 Country Gin. pipes an I 6 f J lurr t cr.un.ry Hin of a superior qu.uity -landing frum the Ccneral Scott and bn^ri Genernl Jackson—for sale low from the wharf by J»hn Lathrop & Co. mirch 15 x—62 Wanted to Hire A PRESSMAN—Liberal w>g-s :nd e or stent employment will be given. Apply to the Editor, march 11 —59 The Subscriber Will contract to deliver three li’indrrd then find Urge sue Georgia BRICK, in sixty day*. G. Milicn, juu. mt-rth 15 c.i*—63 THEATRE. TfTtSD NIGHT or Mr. Cooper's Engasement. TftfS EVENHf«I(Moirthi7,) March 13, Wrateprifoiw^, the'fRAGEDY of BEIbTRAM^ Or, the Castle of St* Aldobrand. jib! Cooper V. pruracisr.d Horton BERTRAM v' St. Aldobrutd First Mar. 1; Third Monk - Second Bandit Pietro Prior Second Monk First Bandit Hugo Page i Imogen ChxTld* Teresa Quin Sewanl Hyatt Voting 'Clark Fennell Brown Mss Clark Mrs. Gilfejt ' Drummonfl Faulkner Vvcii Farts, hy Messrs Nichols, Fennell, Sec. Knights', Monks, Banditti, See. . To triurii via be aided, tie FARCE of the SLEEP-WALKER. Sorano Mr. Hilson >i:r Patrick M’Guire ' Niticl* Alibi Faulkner Tom . Fennell ' Squire R*ttkr*te •• r.t^rumraqnd ■Tnwim Olitk Spy auim.j.. Servant 7 ' . Seward Mrs. Deconito : *" Mrs. Banett Sophia Clark Susaa Horton The Manager icsy.ettfujly informs the public, that MR. CLEARY, from the Theatres lltyal, Drury Lane, London and Hath, i* tny.i,sd kr a few night*, and will shortly make his nppeirauce. <ry in rrepantion.'he MELO DRAMA of the jnkeeper , 3 Daughter. Tickets and plaMs for the Boxes may be lud from 9 tilt 2 u clods at Mr. Harass's, op; o- •site the Exchange, whtre the Box Office will be kept; and in the evenirg at the Theatre, as usual fit A performanee every evening this w eek. $tt No postponementun accounfof the weather. Xs% Admission to the Boxes and Pit, one hol la;;—to the Gallery rnn crass. ID The Doors to be .opened at 6, and the per formance to commence at 7 o’clock precisely. |C7* Persons of Color cannot be admitcd Savannah, March 15, 1819. JHacieret. tainding from alup Uubinon and for wlc by- John Bouge. nth 13—f •—61 ffmntn\ whritf Com, flay, €Ct. 1000 bushels Corn C‘J0 bosirgU Onl* . ' SO hunles ,lav a BP Ions BaiUftr.^Stnfie Landing from the ship Cotton Flint, mad fee «ak by . . “ ' BENJ. HOWARD. march 13;t , ...... . . . Butter and Lard. atxnixo nos srn'a exnxmaa scott, ' 90 tirkins superior quality Goslien Butter 43 do do do Hog’s Lard ftr STitix. 1.0E0 bushel* heavy Oats, be. , Home* Topper, ttinrch 15- Jfckn lathrop if Co. ncsTsn's wanv orrta ran sax*, . 00Q buihehaprime white flint Cera 2f0‘) do do Oats >• 133 kegs first quality Lard 63 hiids and-Su bis N. E. Kuo 150 bis No 1 Mackerel '0 half bis No 1 do. Inr families 100 boxes Blnom Raisins 150 do 8 by 10, ami 10 6y 12 window Glass 1.0 qr. casks very fine Vidonia Wine 3 cases lri"h brown Linens 140 pieces prime Dundee Bagging. *0 fcsgaTipper Carolina Hoes, London Mustard, coarse and ’fine Shoes, Gsuaburgs, Bags, and acine Twine, Ac. march 12—— n ■ 61 Mechanical Exhibition. THE LAST THREE NIGHTS. MR. ARDENOND Returns his grateful acknowledgments to the cit ixens and public in general of Savannah, inr the liberal encouragement he ha* received; and, in consequence of hi* late misfortune, he is obliged to solicit the favor a generous public for their gC' eral support a short time longer. The four following pieces will be introduced for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Evening*, 15th, 16'Jtand 17tli u;st.| f'«>•«—A view of the city of Edinburgh Sicand—Th. Harbor of NeW-York ‘JVard—City of Moscow , T o conclude with the much admired representa tion ef a STORM at SEA. d-y Doors will be epeued nt six, and tbe per fbrmance commence at seven, and iin'iah at nine n'.lMlc. *.* Admittance rrrrr cixts. fit Tickets to be had at the Court-House. Savannah, .March 15 62 The Tracts of Land Advertised by S M ttoiul, esq tor sale, contain ing 11015. at M'Giith’s Ferry, on St Mary’s ri* rer, was jointly owned by Jacob Weed, James Finley ind Henry Osborne, which the records t f Camden county will prove: 1 tlieref *re caution all per.ioLS from purchasing an undivided third part of said tracts of land as it is the property of tbeesutt oi iitury Osb >rne. C. Fitzgerald, ex*rx, mirch 15 fw 62 Stop the Thief! FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. On Satunlay the 6tb inst. was stolen from the racecourse, near Savannah, a bright bay HORSE# about 16 hands high, and 6 years old, with a while blaze in the forehead# left hip a little «!iod, h;nd feet white up to the fet-locks, and a black streak from the top of Lis bnck to the tail. Ha was rode ojf by a man atjnu! 5 feet 8 inches in height, red complexion, and wore a brown Wi* terloo coat. The above reward will be £iven on delivery of tbe horse and thief to the subscriber, or Mr. Archibald M Neil in Stevannah, or twenty- five dollars For the horse only, m l all rea«nmbie expences paid. • PAUL KELLliU Ol^Tl.e editors of the Augnsta flhrrnicle, iiltdgevtlle Journal amiChvde'ton City Gazette are rtq-iested to gi.e «he f : i . - c tiir.*e insertions, d forward their fcdls to tfi*- f«ir payment, e nritn»rn Gr.zette wijl afso puh-.tdi the above three times, and forward die biii lo the advertber. a*ch 15 —at— 6? Clothing Warehouse Tiie subscriber bx* tectived per Belvideic from New,York, apart of bis Spring Supply, consist ing of Supperfine half milled, black blue and mixed colored cassimere Pantaloons Do single do do do do Do double do do do do Do Canton camblet do Do striped jean do Do bombozet do Do yellow r.nnkeen do Do white Russia sheeting do Do cancan do Do black silk Mobckin Vesta Do do corded - do Do white quilting do Do Wellington tripe satin quilting ditto, a new aitlble Do gingham Coatees Do children's Dresses' Which with his previous stock makes a very complete assortment. J. GEORGE, march 13—st—61 an the Jtoy, AUCTIONS. To-Morrow, JC&inetariL Kill be roll/ cn JC^Jonr'* srtor/, f Iirif ° lf | barrels Norm Scotia Fall Mackerel Landing from ahip Rubicon from New-Vork Sale ta eammence of 11 a'c.'ock M. Herbert, antcfV. Match 15— 6TJ To-Momnv* 16 th instin^ triil 1+ tali qt aw Stare. Groceries, &c axoxe sratenaax Pipes Holland Gin Do imitation Brandy Hhds Jamaica Bum Barrels Jamaica Kura Barrels raess Po;k Sept Butter and Lard' Boxes northern Candles ' Barrels sperm Oil Madeira Wine in bottles Also 1 esse superior English Few Hog Pieces Sundry article* near Furniture, conssrir.g st 2 Cecian Sofas 2 handsome Sideboards Secretary and 8ook Case Ladies' dressing Case Bureaus Dining, tea and card Table*, Sec Sec Tens*. Cash. Sale ta commence at 11 o'clock. Williford & Balter, onet’ra. march Ob Wednesday, the 17th last. Will be noli cn Tayhr'a ntlJtrJ, 300 kegs white Lead 10 casta ladies' roan Short 4 do mm*’Roots and liters Terms made known at time -of sale Sale to eomatnet ot XI t'clock M. Herbert, ouct'r. mar IN 15———252. . ... PUBLIC SALES. Executor's sale. On Thursday, the 18tli March next, if VI it told before my ttarc. All the Goods and Effects of Mr Francis Fol tier, <ltc***sed; ci>n«istin£ G ild Watches, patent levers, repeaters and plain Stiver ditto do do do do Gold Tihuins Gold Seals and Keys Gold Hreast Pins Plated Ware, and . A variety of JEWELRY . . Terms, cash. Sale to commence at 11 o'clook, M. Herbert, auct'r. feb 4 1*9 Sheriff’s sales. On thefirat Saturday after the Jlrnt Tuenday in April next, Will he sold at the raarket-huuse in the town «l St Maty’s, Camden eonnty, between the hours of ton and three o’clock of that day, The following negro Slaves, vix: Dianna, Char iot! and Claricey; levied on as the property of Ecekiel Htidnail to satisfy ' the following execu tions, viz; Sarah Stuart, adm’rx George Stuart, va Ezikid Hudnall. William Oglebey vs Ezekiel Dudnall, Roswell King, vs F.zekiel Hudnall. Pro perty pointed out by the defendant. Conditions, cash. Isaac Bailey, s. c. c Jl/l.rssn, 3/A March, 1B19 62 Sheriff’s sales. On the Jirst Suturduy after the fret Tuesday in Jipril next. Will be sold at the Market house in the town of „ St. Mary*#, in Camden county, between tbe hours of 10 and 3 o’clock of that day, The following negro slaves, viz: Moses, Dhn na and Eliza; levied on as the property of Ray Sands to sali- iy a mortgage William Dailey vs. Hay Sands. Also the following other negro slaves, viz: Ci- tifa, Mary, March and April; levied on as the property of R «y Sand* to iatisfy a mortgage Jo seph Rain vs. Ray Sands. Conditions# cash. Isaac Bailey, s. c. c Jeflcrson, Camden cy. Feb. 6, 1819—f— 34 Bank Notice. Ou Monday, 22d • hi'tur.t, • will be held at tbe • kin? House, at D .r-f r, :i'i elrruun fur five t)i- vctu.-»; 0 represent the st -ckholders in said Bank. Thomas Spalding. Piitlip R. Ytinge. Calvin linker. ... - -Jtr.iib'WkiiHl, \V’m. II. flu nham. The Sfilledget'iile Juurnyl and Reflector, end Smnoahllepuolic-n, will plaa.e insert the aboie r, vii.ee Tlarictt, Jifurch 1—54 lo Bent The hnuae at pr.-sent occupied by Mr Cabo*, Reynold** square, near the Pianters Hank.— •ifiaior may be had cm the firtt of Anri* next. For term* apply to GEORGE JONES, march 13 — 61 Sale of African Slaved. On Tuesday, the 4th dav of May next, Will be ?"Id in the town of Millrdgeville, at pub- lie sale, to the highest bidder. Between thirty and forty prime African Slaves, who have been taken possession of by the state of Georgia in consequence of their having been in troduced contrary to the laws of this state and of ihc United Mates Indisputable titles will be made and prompt payment required. By order of the governor Charles Williamson, agent. march 11 ■■ 59 Wanted Immediately A. single Man, qualified n> making bricks. Ap to the editor. march 2 151 Georgia—Chatham county. By Samud M Bond, clerk of the court of ordi nary of Chatham county. W’htfML John W Moore applies for letters of administration on the estate ofSyiranus Andrew#, la^e of SavannIH. carpenter, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite asd admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot said de- ctr^d to file their objections (if any they have) a*, ing entered into a copart-! ir. my office on or before the ]£th riay ol March T hin under tht firm <»f Mat &. Fotwa offer nest, olii^wise letters of administration will be Notice. The subscriber* 1j r sale a l-trge assortment of DRY fi»ODS at uced price*. RALPH MAY WILSON FULLER, march • V—m - ■ -62 Caution. AU persons arc hereby cautioned against credit- ing my wife, Stiixnnah Smith, (foimeny Mrs He;, nis) ur any other perron oa ray account, ss I will not be resp- nfibie for such debt*. turret, 12—a*—60 JOHN SMITH. pre-ted the applicant- Given und:r ray lund and seal ths 15th day Df Febro ry, 1S19. f L SI .3 M BOND, c c o c c foh 17 « <0 Chamber of (fpwnerce Rules, With the ne *• rates, as revised at a meeting on the 14th of January, just published and for sale by W.T.WILUAM3. feb 29 —si jrj-—43 Notice. On the first Monday in May nest# Will be told in the town of Brunswick, Glynn •county, Five .hundred and fifty Lot* In the said town, being for default ot an extra tax. layed by the commissioners, for the years 1815-16-17 :tnd 18, agreeable to an act passed in November, 1814. I. .Abrahams, t. c. Jlrunsrncfe, March 1, 1819- 58 Notice. On the first Tuesday in May nest, Will be sold in tbe town of Brunswick, Glynn county, Ninety Lot* is the town of Frederica? being for default of an extra*tax.. laved by the eotnmirsion. trs, for the years 1815-16-17. asd 18, agreeable to an act pass,., in November. 1(D4- I- Abfafasws t. c. Arnnrvirb. .l/.:rc.Vl. 1819 — 58 : " '■ Notice.; ; < • '■ : On Tuesday, tk* first day of June nt'xi, -Win be sold beforetheeourtjioase in Savannah, between tbe hourerof ten and two o’clock. All tliat Tract of Land, rittate, lying and b- mg in the tweoty^lty district of Wiikui<oo^(now Txiggs) county, number one hundred and roxty- nme, containing two hundred two and a half acres, more or leas—bring the property of Harriet Car. penter, a minor, and sold under inti Ij virtue or an order of the honorable the Inferior' court of Chatham county. t . i ;VV1» Moses SheftaU, guardian. sank 15——62 Ob Wcdnsday, the lyth instant^ IVtil beuitl at the ntore of Mcttn. Scarbrough (f Mc-Kinrc to clone a tontignmenl, 3 pipes London particular tnaderie Wine o'fl and pure 2 hall pipes L P Tetierifle do 4 quarter casks do do 2 Cifd, } Lisboa Wine 2 pipes holland Gin , 4 pipes White’* do 5 quarter casks sherry Wine 4 quarter casks Mabnsy do . 15 cheats hyson skin Tea 2 do Hyson do 6 barrels Almonds 2 pipes superior old port Wine 8 barrels mess Pork 15 do Prime do Terirs—Sums under, 200 dollars: caah. Over 2(« to 500, 60 days; over 500 90 days. Approv ed indorsed p-.per Sal: tc catnntcrxe at 11 o'clock M. Herbert, auct’r. march 13 61 On Thursday, the 25th inst. Will be .old at the store immediately under dis counting room Messrs R. Kiehxrdson it Co. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT or Spring Goods, well (elected and laid in at low prices; viz: 22 tranks British Prints and Plate*, assorted ant' of the newest patterns ’ 8 cases Nansook, various colored Jackonet, i Cambric, fancy Cord, Tape, checked Mus lins i 5 casra fancy rarigated Nanscok, Peruvian and ’> Hamburg, (muslin drerers) 1 trunk lilac, pink and buff Cord, Muslins > 4 cases Satin, hair Cord, striped and checked do>1 10 do and 1 tele buff and blue, pink and lilac, dark checked, tape stripe and twilled ' Ginghams ’ 7 cases and 1 hale white plain, jaconet and twil led Cambrics > 4 cases striped and spotted Cambrics 4 case., Waterloo, Parisian, Pekin, Turkey, Coy- < ion, colored striped spotted. Satin, check, tape and colored jacoect muslin Shawls and Handkerchiefs 7 crunks superfine navy blue Calicoes 2 do do 2 blues and 2 greens do- 1 do cambric Plates 1 do do and Bengal and pink and buif do 1 do superfine chocolate Furnitures 1 do fancy Piaida 10 cases 9 Sand 3-4 cotton Shirtings 2 do do m t Braces 1 do Gloves, Scarfs, Tippets, Muff* and flasay net Shawls 2 do cotton Boots, net Wicks, imperial Capes, Pyrenian. Capes. Pelerines, Regency Capea, I'ontaloon Drawer* and Cuttcn Web* 3 bales end 2 trunks superfine navy blue, black, fashionable mixed Broadcloths and Cash meres. for summer wear 2 cases metal, euspendcr and japanned Buttons 28 trunks scarlet, black, red and pink chintz, chocolate, chocolate and yellow, and drab furnitur? Calicoes 2 cases fire Irons and writing Desks 4 trunks and 1 bale twilled, plain, pink, blue, yellow, green, lead, brown, drab and olive Sarsncta 3 bales brown, indent, stripe and bolster Ticks 13 trunks znd casesrilotton Hosiery, Well assorted 2 trunks Silks and Laces and black Vella 1 chest olive Th'cksetts 2 trunks printed Quiltings 2 chests slste, olive, blue and gum Nankeens 4 bale* furniture, twist, check, Holland, cottcn Checks 2 cases table Cloths I trunk priuted Quiltings 1 truss furniture Dimity Terms of sale, viz—sums of $$500 and under, cash: do over5C0, and not exceeding glOOO, &> days; do over glOOOand not exceeding g20C0 00 days; over g-090 and' not exceeding £3*X)04 j month* over £306 and not exceeding £40005 t months and all sums over £4600 six months in spproved indor-cd paper, payment to be made before the delievery of the goods. Sate lo commence at 11 o'clock. The goods and patera may be aeen nt any tits# on uppucaticn to. M. Herbert, auct'r. ay The Chariest oo Courier, MiUedgwille Jour nal and Augusta Herald will publish the above every other day. march 15——61 Oo the first Tuesday in April uext. Win br mid before the Court lteune in thin city. Five handsome building lots for Summer, resi dence at Ita-sdins Bluff adjoumirg ths lands ef Hampden Mc’lntosh esq— these are the only Wa- ter lot* for axle at that place, ard as regards the healthiness or beauty of situation this cannot* be I surpassed in the southern country; there is at academy at this place where children can have tbe benefit of an exeelledt edneatior i welt as health during the Ptmtner season,* plan of said lots will be exhibited on the day ef tale or can be seen at 13 eg - • t Administrator’s sales. On the fret Tttndc.y in ApH! next. Will be sold in front of the .cxairt house betwetl the usual hoera of,10 and 2 o’clock, The House an^ third of Lot No ?, in HeathcOftt ward, fronting on Bantam atreet, being part ct 1 the corner lot of Mr Fell’s Temscta*, • I M. Herucrt, auct f, feb

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, March 15, 1819, Image 1