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** 'VV : ’ #^. r •Cr? * alyjr' j4»i-«i ar.il aren-fit, will, nut an Jafraclion ■ >».-littoral law, and Ihe cnnatrtutiin, in *ii»C a aituation are wc placed? The adop ti.in of aodi-s principle, forever put* a •fup to iron tier emigration and the proud tnnsul- of oar hard/ population. it de clare* to the enter prising settler of the wilderness, that it is illegal to protect him from Indian incursion; and it says to the infamous emlasariea of Britain; Vouraafe- tjr ia sow secure; go among our Indians and, by gold and superstition, spirit them to reiterated outragcj-dehige “or frontier in blood; we dare not touciijrou; standing under the -belter of our constitution, your punishment would be « stab to the liber ties of nur country. In regard to gen, Jackson’s order t< gen Games to ocrapy St. Augustine, it is only necessary to say, that it wss issued ia conformity to the same principle which governed’ the general ia ali hi* movement* in Fjorida, viu That where the Spaniard, identified themselves with trie Indians,by ai ming or sheltering them, they were tob< ‘treated *» enetuies in our own defence; one of thafaioat sacred necessities impns ad on man. An page 11, the committee ask, «if these ’things are admitted iu tne South, will not they ha considered as.authorised in the J^stbl’klwnamror.yes*' - .’It is needle,, ( • remark on that part of the report which regards the execution of Arbudinot «id AmOrister. The committee admit, tdii.it having left their country and united their fate with savages with whom the United Stair* were at war, they lor fuitcil their claim to trie protection of their own government, and subjected themselves to the sane treatment, which ought, ac cording to the principles and practice oi tut / nericsu government, to be xtended tnwarda-thWe with whom they weie asso ciated.” If thrir crimes merited punish ment, (and where in the catalogue of dc prj.vjly, can we find « blacker crime than tiie excitement of aavage* lu butcher wo men and children ?) and the civil powers of our cuucitry had no jurisdiction ovci their acts, it remains only to state., that ggn. Jackson had the right and the powei to execute tile law of nature and nation, upon them. If the two great points are admitted; the guilt of the prisoner! and the power of the general, what object have we iu cavilling at the Wmle of their triair At) error in the lormal part of the proem tl- ings would nut have proved the innocence of tue accused, and of coarse could not vitiate the whole transxrlion. If the con duct ol these men had been .such as via- imputed to them, their death w.-.» ricidy merited; and if jt is. even udmitlcd, that gen. Jackson, iu putiiolliugsucli inunstere, erred in formalities, the establishment «( tlieirgmlt and the application of the cor rective, cot only consummated his duty, but repaired ali the in.,uh*tantia1 defects which might have given impunity to criuje. To conclude—these remarks.ire present;, rdi* the world, from a deep conviction, that the report of the Committee-out only docs the greatest injustice to gen. Jackson, but 10 it, chararte. am! tendency i- ties- truotive of our nearest rights. Eyefy ci tizen of the republic is-’wanting in duty’to his country who does mot solemnly pro- tes; against so .nov.el and unconstitutional a peoceeiliug. If'inquisitorial investiga tion* can b.; instttated into the character' of individual’s,-at the will ol the legisla tive branch.til Our government, why dill the great framer* of- our constitution give u« a judiciary and an executive? It the sen ate.can assume ibejudicial and excrutivu functiouv, why may not the president n.*«: t> the'lrgisl tin.- power?- If such a precedent i* acquiesced iu hy the honorable body' from one of chose, committee it emanated: it is -great.ly to he feared, that such an asnrp.itmn wall heir.finitely iniirn danger' (Mil than tl:v open effort. of ambition-, even 'Vhep^u[\jiorted by. the licentiodsuegs of •tMi<liiigurmie*. . * ty'asfiingtvir,.)Jarch 5, .1819. ■ P S. It has been intimated that somr geitt.l;!iirfl ofthe committee Have express- <•»! yteir r.egret, that all the fact* on the Subject .pfrtipir enquiry had not been ob tained before they made their report. No etcuoe *» left Iheyi for not procuring’c.7 the faet»t : fv»;geii Jacksiu stated to one ol (lie selfdt, cnmmiMte, that he was willing to *PtWa r Jte.loie them as a witness and ex pose to them ali {he documents in his pos sesses., ft should he recollected that tile' gciiKrjd himself furnished’the cripy of his order;; tvgen .Gsines respecting'the aei- zir>’of ’-t..Apgiistiite. 09“ 2\he {tienvir.trrts acccnpivr.ng the »triVvrc* that!fie ftuf.ijuhtd iu morrp* • THE REPUBLIVAN. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH IB, 1819. uisthehhlyg fire:h A dreadful fire happened in this place last night, between 9and XO o’clock. A anv.ll grocery atore on TcICrir't wh-itf, occupied by Mr. J. M. Carter, was discovered to be on Are. Alarm was given by the beat of drums and ringing of the bell;; and the inhabitants repaired very spiritedly to the price of danger. The flames toon spread to the adjoin ing bouses, wi-ieh consisted of wooden buildings, and raged with uncontrorible fury. Very little rain having fallen for Ilia lost month, the bouses caught like tinder The fire spread alung on the river from Whitaker to llernard street; which, n its progress, consum'd all the slore-houses on Telfair’s and Jones’ wharves. Heaven only knows wliern the devouring element would hare stopped, bad it not been for Dolton’s fire-proof range at the East, and Taylor’s, at the West end of ihe city. The wind, which had blown from 3. S. \V. with violence the whole day, seemnl to rise in it* strength as the flames progressed. The .angry elemrnt had obtained completely the asctudancy. Against its devouring career, human efforts could avail but Tittle.—It appeared evident that the whole buddings on tbe riVer, trem Gray & finder’s to Nichols, Dobson & Hills, must he destroyed. It was nearly 11 o’clock, when the fury of the flames began somewhat to abate. Contrary to general expedition, flic wooden store on Anderson’s wharf was saved. Between this and Dolton’s wharf all is desolate and. waste; u i'll a large quantity of merchandize and produce, the property of differ ent persons, are destroyed. The tors of property on this occoiiou, is estimated, vs nearly as can be ascertained, at ainut one lundred and fifty thousand dollars! The following ia a list of the rk.cipal sufferers.-— Nrcn«'LS, Donsoir Sc thus Hn»i is Trertn William Giubonj Eons Sc Forres A It Savin- David Hill Sc Co. Hla Sc Hctleb Hall ec Hoyt H S. Slocum K. S. KtinrTaj* & Co. William Soutumaxl J. H. Gmomi WrsscLS & Watsov T. C. Hatwabd Sc Co. .1. U Cnr.AMtu A. D. Tansth Anna nr G. Susies Ghat fee Pi a m m r.-trle N. W Jomxs 'Estate Eswaiis TzLrata merit open to exensnetian—to an examination the more free, because, in ihe proper price, an oppor tunity did not occur for making it The object of the writer wri ld have been better served, per haps, lad the tone of the strictures been more moderate: but of that it was for him to judge.— We have only to add that, the name tf the author ia with the editors, and will hi. made known to any one, who, feeling himself to be aggrieved by die publication, shall (in writing) require it ” ; We understand (»ay« the Washington City Ga Ectte. 9ih inst.) that the hon. Joaa Fonarru, of Georgia, this clay look formal leave of the Execu tire, previous to liis departure os minister pier, tentiar/ to Spain. The U. S. sloop of war Hor net, capt Head; -nnv* at Boston, is waiting to con vey Mr. Forsyth to his destination. | The Chevalier de Or.is, wc kara, (says the same journal) will return home to Spain m May next, having, at his request, obtained leave of his sore- reign for that purpose. Conje cture has not nam- dd a sticces.-or likely to fill a post that lias been so ibng xml faithfully occupied by the Don. THEATRE. FIRST NIGHT ©r THE,- Irikeeperis Daughter'. TMa Evening, March Will be performed, Sheridan’s Comedy of the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. SHIP JYE WS. I’Ott'i' OF SAVANNAH. , amuiyaa, . ..... Ship Dromo, Hale, Demon, IS days—w ith ICO casks Hme—to It itichardson k Co. consignees. i Swedish brig Frcdcn, Oalspn, Gottcnburg, 110 days—with glass, bricks anil potatoes—to Mr. Neustr tra, consignee. Schooner rincy, IJowen, Charleston, 2 days— with bricks—to George Anderson. Ftutenger— Mr E lliomas. Ship Mnhaw Schr. Etizate'.l CLEARED, Is, Liverpool—JF. Gurtan Delano, Kew-York. : Two Thousand Dollars! The above rt*nrtl w.U b» to any person oho yul furniNb ihforiratioti uliich "iiall cause the ipprchciiiio'i simt convict ♦•h of the person or person* concerned in utu nn^ the Bills of arsv ol the IJnuk> m tl».s city, from five ami ten cicITiis to fifties and lumdreun. The undertipneii, wi h the desire of ducovc :t.^ |Mfrpcira'.’H:i of thus© u*tUm'>us acts, will re- ceive inforniktion, ei’hcr personally or in t' n’mj, and liberally rc*’a d ‘nose who m *y furni>l'. ,:;i. licence tneffret *.ii«: hdovc object so imparUOit to tins cQmmunii>. W. H. ft;:!Iorh, !\ P. of Ga. Goo. \i*de.r*«n:» P. P If. !t UtchsnUon. P. O. fi. V. o*. march 1*S—63 t.rund L -d^e. SA'.AHSIN M ASCII 6, Unfavomhle rcp. ri.* having i*ctn received by the Grand land*?* »>f Geor^'a. «*m tl»c claims of 11 Li. gorio and I>ac*»s?*. w!h> are sclicituig contrj*hi.- tionstrom the brethren cf ilii» state, for the pur pose, as it i| allef? d. of mnson:in^ relatives fi t m captivity .among the Tnks—and four weeks brii.g allowed to the .»«nl Lxg.uio ,-uid Uarosta to sub stantiate tlie truth of their cvp re^entation*, rectii« that the grand secretary di> give notice to the several liHlg^s under 4t»** jurisdiction of this grand lodge, that the vsid L'gorio and i>aco5ta are not entitled to masonic char tj, u :til the further opin ion of the grand lodge of this state shall luve been ComT'Onicated. Extract from the minutes. T. X MOREL, grand tec'ry. march 8 f r -56 Wanted to Hire- V l’RBSSMAN—Liberal wage* and copstant ea -. i lynkmt wilt be given. Apply to the Editor. ..i.cliji —--4* *t>J»'i *'*•.*'• , \ greater part of the property lost was ensured In one of the houses consumed there were be tween twenty-five and thirty kega-of gunpowder which exploded* and the blazing fragments scat tered in every direction! The shock was so se vere as to burst open, the-doocs and windows of "tore* 'situate some distsr.ee fr„m the spot—and the window glasses of several dwelling houses were broken. We hope that the police will enforce the ordinance against every person who had or may hasp gunpowder in their sIoks. There is no knowing the distinction that may be committed, by tbis flagrant outrage of the law.— Offenders ought to be punished. It affords us £reat pleasure to state,>hat no individuals receir. ed any material injury from the explosion—nor have wt heard of but one person having lost hif hfp-ta seaipen who unfortunately fell jnto the ri ver and was drowned. Fortunately there was a sufficiency of water at the* wharves .to admit the hauling out die shipping, otherwise rr.ahy vessels mjist inevitably have been buriit. The sloop Ni agara was on fine at one time, but the flames were arftste*!. The ships lying at the wharves sustain- -td some little mjnry in tlieir spars and rigging.— A^iong them were the Elizabeth Wi'son, Sterling* llijlty, Sr.:!y-Ai»n. General A. Jackson, Levant, &c Gijeat and well grounded complaints are made by the citizens against those idle and useless men and boVs, who. daring tne raging of the fire, when .thi scene should rouse the most indolent disposi tion, are in the habit of approach.ng it on horse back, while others stand with folded arms looking on with indifference at t!jo*»e active citizens who ar^ exerting themselves in defence of the lives and property of their fellow-citizens. We do no* know whether there is an ordinance on this sub ject; if there is, it should be rigidly enforce.i by ihe military who are on duty; if not) i: is esaen" Hatty n ceasary that this piaeticc should be pro. hibitecl by law. Several of the sufferer.- ar e in the humble walks of Me, many of whom have been deprived, by ibis awful calamity, of their little all. Persons who may have any j.roperty in iheir possession, obtained by Hie fire last evening, are requested lo leave Iheir names at the othce of Ihe SavorntJi lt<*tihucan. Mr. 1. M Carter. " whose store the fl'e com rr.encc l, requests us lo make the folh.W'njs state ment v ; z that jbout 9 o’clock tic finished writi'-ir a letter, that he '.u ii-tjuu hc-i raudit; and tiav- ,e£ locked bis door, wont lo his boarding house, and in about ten minutes after heard die cry ot fire—in short, tint carelessness cannot bejustiy imputed to birr, on ihisoccasi n:and tliat although ol! hi* p.opertv is consumed he Icelihisxlosses tes, sensibly ttnui lie does die censure of the public, uhercit is unmtn'cd. XVe t'ave several communicaticrs. Stc. on our ii'e, on die T.icairical performances, f ;r the last four or five days, which shall be attended to to morrow—we liavc not room to day for them. c£.v. jjcKSOJra TLvmc.tnojir. To-day ws give the able and satisfactory vindi. cation of general Jackaon’* measures on the Semq nole war. Every printer, we hope, will give it insertion, who wishes to disseminate a fair and im. partial exposition of the general’s motives. The National Intel'igeneer, commenting on the “tfric- ranr*,” say a, "they are more free in their charac ter than are are ir. the habit of admitting into our cuhitni.f. The cnci.m-tancesof the case, howe ver, seem to take them out of the general rule.— Ttie Depart of the Senate, which we have already laid before our readers, of ab import very unfavo rable to gen. JoCkson, was neither debited nor acteAon ■ tEe'Senatri * It \r, 'the«Tofe' \ /*.'! •>/ Charkiton, JH'ircA IS. Arr. Rr. bjig James Stewart, Lester, Kingston, (Jam) 2 days with rum end pimefito, in distress, bound to St John's (x a), being short of provi sions and water, and having encountered a very heavy gale from x s e. on the 25th ult. off Cape Antonio, in which she lost her fore-top-mast, and received other injuries On the 3d inst. in 1st 27. s9. Ion 77, 29, in the Gulph Stream, the James Stewart was boa ded by • piratical schooner, com manded by a capt lleatty. belonging to York; capt Lester was taken from his vessel by force, and detained on board the pirate several hours.— A Spanish brig from the coast of Africa, with 165 slaves on board, was in company, a prize to the schooner, capturnd on the 28ih February, and a prize master put on board, who called himself Lake, and also stated that be belonged to N Yo:k During the detention of capt L. on board the pi, rate, :he desperadoes commenced plundering hi: vessel of almost every valuable article they found; broke open the liaiches, stove a part of the cargo of rum. stole from out of the cabin nearly the whole of the furniture, manned <mr boat and took the whole of our water except a few gallons, and shoved olffor the pirate; they then sent capt h on board, and after overhauling every part of the brig in search of specie, . and not finding any, afterwards threatened ’ Mr. Kirk, a passenger, that it he did not inform them where he had se creted the money, they wonld put him to death— at the same time having a pcignard at his breast; Mr K. repeatedly declared to them that there, was no money an board; and after another diligent and unsuccessful search, tlity ecn*enic<Mi> spurt his life. They then began to plunder the captain and crew of their clothes, which they did so cf fectnally as not to leave a single,.man an. article ot clothing, except what he had on hia back.'. While capt L was un board-the piirde,- bp was informed by capt lleatty, that he intended Ip put oh board lus vessel eight Spanish seamen, belonging to the captured brig, which capt L. Was compelled to re. ceive, and lias brought them into this port— {)3*87 Mr. Kirk, we learn that the pirates intend- ed to smuggle the slaves either into Georgia or South-Carolina] ah -1 11 Tor Charleston The packet sloop NIAGARA, captain Fowler, wilt sail the Hast fair wind. For freight or passage, having handsome ac commodations, apply to the captain on hoard, at Bolton's wharf, or to BACON h BRl'EN, march 18—*- 65 idock. Lost, During fhr fire last evening, a gold WATCH, stamped on tlie face and in’the ins;d*\ Dutry Fill, with a gold Seal and Key. A r;*r-.sonable reward will be paid lo the finder by leaving Jhe s*»me in the counting room of Me:«ri SCAttflllOCGli & tflvINNC ; Tbe public is requested loatop it if offered for sale. v march IS—-a 65 Missing, ;At rhe fire lest eveni r, sivroteen barrels New England It-im. marked J- Jl Be Co. Any infor mation res;.- -a them will be tlianki'ullv receiv ed. L. BALDWIN «i CO. 1 march IS ——u—6? .Missing,- , Sinco the fire lust evening, quantHity of fcoi- ton of .the-following.mxrk*; I. D & \ O, A .- A C Smi f h, C **.S., 1*. A . .A suitable rruurd will he given for the delivery of any part of it on at - plication to r * ' Rutlei ix. Murray, or A. D. Fannin. m'srcli 18—a* 65 “ • Planter id Lank. ■ The Directors mi! jelvc: a ^ni* Wednesday next a Notary in thc r«> '.r» of Wtlit^m Davie.*. t ^re- signetl. Ar>!‘ca»»ta are* to !*.«& their let•©•**• (in which twn st-curihes. to’-be bo»in ! j«*5otfy and ?fe- verallv in the sum of five ^musa^d d*dLrs must be rained) with ‘.f. MARSHALL, ouluer. m*rr>, 13 -65 Sir Peter Teazle Sir Oliver Surface Joseph Surface Charles Surface Sir Benjamin Backbite Crabtree Carelcw Mosea Rowley Snake Trip Servants LadyTeazl Lad}’ SnccrweTl Mrs. Gamier Maria Mr. Hilson # Clark. •Young Dalton Drummond •Faulkner Nichols Brown .Quin , Fennell Hvatt. Mdfsn. Schiijotti U Brooks Mrs. Gilfert Clark Barrett Waring To which will be added, the JHelo-Drama of tlie Inn-keeper’s Daughter. J.an&Iey Richard 'William Horrop Wentworth Frar.klar.4 Hans Kctzlcr Moncton Trickscy Edward rtarrop. Mr. Clark ' - Hilson Hyatt Young Seward Quin Brown, Fennell Faulkner Nichols Smugglers, Sailors, Constables, ffc, Mary Mrs. Young Marian Barrett ACT f. Scene 1. Sea coast, anchors, nets, tic. lying on the beach.—A smuggler’s vessel is on fire, which, in the course of the scene blow* up, with a loud explosion—at a considerable dis- ta. r .e is the revenue cutter. Scene S. The Abbey Close Belfry of the Church—Tew- trees, &c. in the back a small river moonlight. ACT H. Scene 3. Interior of the Belfiy of the Church Ia,1 Scene. Sea beach Light House, Sands, See.—A Violent Storm. *.* Tickets end places for the Boxes may be had from 9 till 2 o’clock at Mr Haters’*, oppo site the Exchange, where the Box Office will be kept; and in the evening at the Theatre, as usual, fit A performance every evening this week, tt* No postponeinentun account of the weather. Admission to the Boxes and Fit, oar uol Lin—to the Gallery nrrr cists. '• JIIU The Doors to be opened at 6, and the per formance to commence at 7 o’clock precisely. |cy* Persons of Color cannot be admited. Savannah, March 18. 1819. The subscribe r offers for Sale 1 elegant Goaclice with Harness complete 2 common' do * with do 9 Gigs, Chariotte, Sul keys, &e 2 necond hand Carriages. Jersey Waggons, &c Likewise A small invoice of plated Ware for coach trim mings and harnesses AH of'which will be sold as low as can be pur chased in Savannah. N. B. Repairing in the above business done as usual with neatness and dispatch Benjamin BI.rke,- next to the Baptist Church. St Julian street, march 18 1!——65 The Subscriber Will go to Havana in the sloop Telegraph, cap tain Graves, to return by way of St Augustine, speedily as possible. Am* cornmi sion committed to his charge will be duly attended to, and faith fully executed. Apply at the Georgia Hotel. James Cashen. march 18 a* 65 Notice The subscriber offers for sale the one hdfof Lot, No 10. situa'e on the island of Ossa haw, containing^ by late survey, 182 acres, the gteater uart of which is good planting land. He also of fers for sale two thirds of a half lot, with improve meitfs, in the city of Savannah, situate in Yama- craw, adjoining the residence of capt Clarke. G. \V. Owens. march 16 63 PUBLIC SALES. PAY DAY. This day prizer* ir t..e 4 hand Sta’e Lottery be come payable, and tiio-e who 1 old prizes, are ad vised to make imm -iVutc *; plication, for if t! t y are n**t claimed within tat lire months after die drawing, they are forfeited. “Punctuality is the life ot business,'* ».nd tiiose who h*w. »fibres of tickit* signed by G & R. WAITK. drawn pr-zts. may have the c.»sl» for them cn dem.n.j, a» tht-ir odice. fi- W. corner of Hurd and Chesrmt streets. -Pr.UuL'ifihia, .March 2 x 6.5 *>,\ J or. Chaize, Just arrived from France an * Chat ieston. has ju -.t opened at Mr John X Beaubnl**. flrcughion- street. an elegant assortment of French Goods, consisting of Levantines, Florentines of every color Sattm and striped Gauze, linen C*n;lir : c * Ribbons of every description and niimccr Kid Gloves, black silk do. white <do do White riik Braid, ladies’ silk Hose Velvet Hsdiciixcs. silver and pinch back Watches, English make Sewing Silk, ladies' silk Handkerchiefs Ladies* assorted Cupidcrs, morocco SkIrs, of dif ferent colors, and A variety of other articles, too numerous to mention- The whole to be deposed of lower than any goods of the.same description ever of fered for sale in this market, march 18 To Rent y x . A small but coTtif A hri DweFing House, ir Lincoln street, Warrtn 9xirL tuuj powesrigivgi-.- eu on tbo 6tb am May next. P<.r p rtieurirs sp- ply to . JOHN M’.NfSH ' march 18- On Saturday, the.27th inst. Will bt sold ut the biue -tore, the Ray, lately occupied hy Vr Jos. Ik*, -js* w!th»mt reserve, FORTY PACKAGES OF 'Seasonable Dry. tfoods] \* . * • • CONSISTING V)*r •5 wsot tn\*nt of Canton Cyaj.cs and Crapes Shawls,' figured and pUiv. : Sarsnet^. Jlirdseye, Damask and blue^ CLnior.handkcrehiffsy i. , **. • Yellow M :! bl-ie Nankeens _ Flag and Ha ithfifa handkerchiefs etc. , .4 Arroitmtut vf Figured r.rd »■]:«:»'. It hbons Sov ilig ri V- arid * .» ist JaC'MVi a - 1 c ,ti b. ic mnslin Fi'k ii i^r'.la**, • :.r.t>o!s, inen« l.incti c^nibrir an 1 h.'culkcrr.^.iefs f.dt jen-cMrr^&rdware.faccy needle casrj P'K.ke* bofsjJ? Akoava^f^j ble for tin? ^nn: Tern-,.* made known at time f f sale. Halt to commence -tird'T M- ■ fi t r berl, and V. march 17 6i - .. . ’AUCTIONS^ x To-iforroW^ iiltTb itisiaAfc d-at emr fftre, Cr'roceinra', ;4c, - .. , .j .1 ■ ■. r, aU'*Ko wuicu she .4 hhd, VI,l Sum. ,, •, 3 do 4th proof Jamil;* K«itjn 4 pipesauperior country Gio 2 hhd* Wh’r*^-. .2 pipes Holland QiB 10 btf rets. loaf . Sugar 9 10 do .permon . 15 do Madeira HTitt in bottlei 15 kegs Tongues, pKfclcd. 20 boxes northern Candles Fancy Chairs- 1 case superior pngUihJfoalioffrPiee**, Sunff ry articles nes*.Furniture, coosistirigcf 2 elegant Grecian Sol’** .., V. •. , Balaam-djiiing.:!** fil'd card Tables Candles, Stsnds, Ac Ju: , Terras. cWi-s * i * f . Sale to ctmmenc*. bpif-patt 10 o’^ck predteii- WiJljforu dj* Baker, attfPrs. march-18——65 y -.»• • • ~ > Executor’s sale. : j ..[rosTrosKt-J ■ To-Morrow’, igth instant, , . Will betohUtefeze i,y dare. . .. v All the Goads and Effects of Mr FraAds.IV-. tier, dtceasedt cunaaVutL' - ' . ..v- at-- . Gold Wateto. 'pattmt w¥**tedina r Ua Silver ditto do do " 'do •' i’n Gold Chuips, • . s . ■ Gold Sea Is-and Keys Geld llreast-PIna Plated Ware; and , A variety of JEWELRY Terms, cash. ... , . Sole to commence at M t'doekt , . M. Herbert, dueitV— marejt 10 ; i 29 To Morrow, lfithlnstT - Will be .old at our store, without Reserve, ‘on liy count of all coaeerned; being part of a bank rupt’s estate. ... 4 eases 4 4 Iri.ii Linens 1 do 4;4 do flliectmgs 1 do .3-4 do Diaper 1 do do do tawns .1 Also . 4 trunk, men and womeii’u white and color ed cotton Hose 1 ease black Jade Veils 2 do thread Lace . ' , Twms—sums under gKW, cash; over 300, ap proved endorsed notes at 90 days. - Suit to commence at half poet llc'ehek.- , ' Williford &. Halter, uuct'rr! ■ march 18-». —65 i»- . - ’■■ Mr-—.■ i... . .^» ■ On Tuesday, next, the SBd instant*,, , dVtll be cold on Jctmee Wallace, op. vrluirf. J~t '“,etm' ' couhl of the underwriters, and- nK.vham The following, property saved froih’the wretlf. of the French brig t* Donne Addle. A.; Hruucfcie, master,, from Maraailles, by-dircc^iwn $f t Pout J»v Thomosson, esq. French consul, anil consent of! the parties, t . ,‘ . . 3l 5 bugs Coff ee 2p Sails ...<'•■• .;. ' • , 5 Hsmpeia Oil - . ■' Sj. - . 1 ullage cart W;ne - X , do do !.tuzn , 5 fitlp.ty keen *’•' • 1 Yawl Dost 22 Osrs ■ • . 6 tand Glasses, ... S ships Ccmpasses - \ 1 Graphn • * 2 bag* Dread - ... ... _1 Mast and Sprit -.afre—'rij ’ I hen C*mp. and a quantity pf Rigging' Tenns, cash;.bankable money. Suie to commence at 1J o’c'cflr , . ,' M. Herbert, auct'r. march 17 —6.J . * Ojd TliiirsdLay, the S?Sth insti - Will be sold at the i-tore immediately under the counting room Messrs K Rir.iiat^son & Co. A GENERAL ASSORTMBNT 1 f fancy-and domestic go' e * On tbo fir>t Tuesday in April next. IViil be mW before the Court Uouie in tbit ci f y. Five hrinds/»me building lots for S* mmer resi dence nt li.hsdins Bluff adjourning hxn^ of Ham,-d-n Mc’intosh esq— iliese are the only wa ter l' tj for sale at that j lace, and as regards the healthiness or beauty of situation this .cannot b - surpaNsed u» the S',n:thern country; there ts an acadcaiy at this place where.children can have the benefit ol an exceliedt ed.ticzlion as well a? hea'th during the summer season, a plan of said iotJ will be exiiibited on the day of sale or can be seen at any time on application.- . , >1. Herbert, dzcl’r! -march 13 66 Spring Goods; - "" ' well selected and laid in at low prices, viz; « °2 trunks .tiritisfi l’riuts and Platt*, assorted ui 9 of the uevest patterns. / B casea Nansook, various colored J*ckonet». * Cambric, fancy Cord, Tape, checked Mub- tins . , ; ■ .1 5 cases fancy varigated Nansook, Peruvian and Hamburg, (muslpj dresses). 1 trunk liiac, oink and buff Cord, Muslins . 4 crises Satin, hair Cord, striped andchtcked do 10 do and 1 bale hull* and blue, pink and lilae^ dark checked, tape stripe and twilled Ginghams. 7 cases and 1 bale white plain, jaconet and twil led Cambrics 4 casgs striped and spotted- Cambric! 4 cases Waterloo, Parisian, Pekin, Turkey, Cty-. Ion, colored atrined spotted,. Satin, cheeky tape and colored jaconet muslin Shawl# and Handkerchiefs 7 srunka superfine navy blue Calicoes . * 2 do do 2 blues and 2 greens do 1 do cambric Plates . 1 d« . do „ and Bengal an<Vpirk and buff dj 1 do Mtperfine chocolate Furnitures 1 do fancy Plaids 6 cases 9 8 and 3-4 cotton Shirtings 2 do . .do . net lin c.?a ... do Gloves, Scarfs, Tippets, Muffs and Jiasry net Shawls > r 2 do cottna Boota, net Wicks, ipiperial Capee^ Pyrenian Cap/*, Pelerines,Rsgeney Cape^ • Pantaloon Drawers and Cotton Webs ... bales and *2''trunkssuperfine iuYy t blue.: black,' fashionable mixed BrOadclbtns and Cassi- meres. for summer w&t - •• *, cases met .f, suspender and Japanned Buttons , trunks scarlet, black, red -and pink ( hints, chocolate, cfippolate and yellow, and drab • . '. furni*ur* Caficoe^ , caves fire-Rorts aiuV writing Desks trunks and 1 bale twilled, plain, pink, b\uc^ yrMc.v,, greeri, lea»l, browns dhah and olive 5*rsnci£, • • . .« % bales brown, fndfr«t,*jrlpc und bolster T/cks • tm.nktf and c::se-* cotton Hosiery, v. U nsswkfl trunks c i!kr* and f.area and black Veils ct-CM olive Th oksrfttb* ■ I 2 trunks printed Quiltings * [ 2 chests slate, olivr. bliy* and p:m ^Viiuxecng i 4 bate* furniture,’ tvV„ check, Utl and, coitoiP^ j j Checks * * j 2 eaves tabic Clol;is „ ' . , • I 1 trunk priuted Quilting* - | 1 tres- funii’urc llmu’.y Ttrms «f s.il<-, viz—sums >-f g'ivd ctiaffetj ca ii: tin over 51.0, six! no* exsveoing glOu'D, dj; =; dn pvfr piOC.'.i s-iJ not txctedhijf g?5C09J day.-; over £.'9*0 and not escoedr.y gov'03 4, n-tiiith" nvirgoOi and not oxc^eding g4000f mr.'i 'dts and »li sums orer ZtfsjQ ,ix. ir.ontl^ Iu app.oved indortd psjifjipayment to be made before tl.tdf litvery of '-.ygoods. Sale to eoeimenco-'pki\o*clfek.. I he goods and. palern iasy be seen a! cny t : .a|. V on aupucation So. ... ,M. Herbert, auct'r'., __ The Ciiar’eston L'vurier, MiUe< .’eville Jou; nal and Augusta Herald (rill pablisa the xbovr evir; otlier <lay. . march 13-. 61 ... yVcficf. .. . ’ , i ;- . Nine month 1 * after dm?, application will be made to the honorable \lre fnftri6r cuuit cf Liberty* county, «it?»ng for ordinary purposes, for leave tlr felt acres of land,- lying m the county of.Wd- kHUoht being the real estate ofWip. Shew mat. ELIZABETH SHEW MAY, *dh‘fr. 1 feb 6——— ?i* „ . Sheriff’s sale. „. , .1 On the fint TutMliQ) m -ffoy next,.. . ... Will be .old tt the court bouse in Dryau,eooot> - between tlio hotirsiof 10 soda u’;ljek, r , J All ti tt.tract of pine Land, eoptaiiiiiij' 150 ,«*, in Rryan«ounli j levied op as tS^.projtily .pf rii'n estate of Jo’hn Sterling to satisfy th? tjd. fiA dfiunty tax of said estate tiietV.Rea*p 1 JUT aaS 1318 ., o GEOUtjnH. atVMMll.a.Iy • ’ flfli 29——fie*.—AS
