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Newspaper Page Textthe At. T* *-***■ ** 'V**™ "*«^ee M7 petf., coaJd ever give more expression qf S .* ulltl *. ””*»« T*H fa act __ 1 •*•*• where Ugo poisons the car of Othello ’ V Oospicioas of his wife’s infidelity. That e alone is sufficient to redeem the iopres. i which the faults of Mr. Cleary’s acting could e fat the mind, (if he committed any.of which If* !***? *°* must do this gentleman ye justice to say that his performance was good throughout. I Before we lease this gentleman, we would re- t^rki that such budding talent is of great promise, If V*d fads fair to be a roue of the brightest hue and 1 aweetest fragrance. Of Mr. Finn we shall but say, that whatever he does it well done; indeed his reputation is so well C*l*Wished aa a performer of no ordinary talents t*»t fad deserves in our estimation to be ranked Wilt the first order. Vr’e cannot forbear noticing tnh'perronation of the drunken man, which was acted in such a man. . . Iter, that he left nothing undone; which allows this ;ij- gcntlemSn’s happy conception of nature, asaoci- f "dted with a great knowledge of humanity—this eccneig the only one in the play in which Cassio t« a tdnspicuous part. •f Mrs. Gilfert’a Desdemona we can. say hot lit ‘tic, and that little must be the reiterated praises ■which this lady deservedly receives on every oc xasiom We are ever pleased to see her on the stage; for she unites in her person and manners, all that we have seen or conceded of dignity of deportment added to the modesty of unassuming merit, which are a source never fading to afford pleasure, admiration and respect. . Before we leave this subject, we cannot forbear noticing the Roderigo of Mr. Dalton. This gen tleman is unquestionably a good performer; bis Quries Surface deserves praise, to which almost every character which he performs we think is equally entitled, yet we cannot say that his Kodi ngo dcsenres it, for we conceive that Shakspeare never intended to make a buffoon of that charac ter; if we have formed'd just conception of it he meant it as that of a weak, credulous nun, easily deceived by the designing; but not of a merry' aadrew. Z. toa’xaa saVazxau Hirosucin Saturday evening gave a ticji repast to our City Shexkespeare's celebrated tragedy <f “Othello, l was acted by, we believe, as good a company as are I on any other American stage. Mr. Cooke in | Othtlts, tvaa enough to reach the bottom of the w heart, even were it made of adamant—the actions, the gestures, the voice, were all so accordant " with the views of the celebrated author, that it teemed to enwrap the audience in both terror and admiration. The interest which Mr. C. excited from the commencement of the play, never, for one instant drooped; and at various stages of the performance he would alternately bold his spec- t* tatuca io uttar. -amassment at the devetopement of his great and extensive powers, or draw from them sudden and reiterated bursts of applause, as almost to confound the tense of hearing. Mr. Cuutav in his logo, done it great justice— the dissimulation which he so strongly portray edin creating that dreadful jealousy ir. the Iteart of the Moor, was truly great. The character of logo Is very difficult to delineate—the actor m ust pos. acss all the great variety of requisites necessary to accomplish a finished portrait of this part; and to make a deep impression on an audience.— Such an actor has, however, rarely been found — Mr. Cleary was uncommonly successful, and in the majority of the play, he came up fully to the general expectation of the audience. This gen tleman gives out strong predictions of future greatness. His readings aTe remarkably correct, bis attitudes peculiarly striking; and lie was in an eminent degree impressive and efftefive. We doubt if his logo cat! be equalled by any one at present on the American boards. We have nut aeen any one excell him, save the celebrated Cooks. Mr. Fix* in Ctutio, the unfledged honorr.bl - character which be so lully reptesenud, is an honor to a Savannah theatre. Mr F’s perform ance Was perfectly correct, and is considered by Ihigp whose opinions cry at the top of our own to be inimitable. We frankly confess Us is a fa vorite of ours. Mt. Dasixox done the character of Rodergo truly. He is growing strongly every day in the affections of the audience. In Dcsdcmona, we sever have witnessed a greater than Mrs. Guaxwr. In the handkerchief scene with Othello, the strong endearing feminine aoul is great, when she finds her honor doubted by Othello, Mrs: Giifert, in richness and variety of *one; in propriety and justness of aetioo and ges ture; in nerv out mellowed modulation; in appro priate deportment; above all, in the discriminating delicacy of tavte, by which she distinguishes and exposes the feelings and workings of the heart, she is abovepraise. Mrs. BaxmiTT, we believe, never appeared to greater advantage at our theatre, than in tbc character of Amelia—the powers with which she su^orted her character, htul great effect are giving eclat to the others. The litte after-piece of “The Purse," was per formed with great apirit Mr. Duns did full justice to Will Steady: and his Sail was well 'represented by Mrs. Waatso. We cannot dis- miss this piece without exp rearing our pleasure at the playi-g of Miss Cuke. The part assigned her was admirably supported. This evening Mr. Cocrxa plays‘Roism—much fti wr wish to >« € him in this character, it is hoped he will not disappoint the wishes of the community, whp disire to witness his re-ippear- anoe in "Gamlet ” J; SOPHOCLES. ley, •Tand Tor Plymouth, (■ e> to tail the ffayWa fore. -Capt Low reports, that cant Tripp of the I •ship — ■ ■> from ICennehunk, who mm wrecked I about the last of February, on the west Caucus, I arrived at Turks-lsland on the S.h insL with part j of the goods savtu, which were to lie sold tint day at auction, for tfae tenefit of all concerned. Herm. brig Governor Hopkins. Adams, Norfolk, 7 days—with corn—to Htzen Kimball. Pussen. gem—J Lcvagtum and t Tiebout. Off Fryingpan •finals, spoke a schr from Bermuda bound to Wil mington, (sc) On Friday last saw a ship Charleston, wih the loss of her mizen mast Monday the 15th, we picked up the jib-boon: spritsel-yard and martingale, belonging to a large vessel TIi©' Governor-liopkins has experienced very severe gales on ihe passage. English schooner Friendship, from Kingston, (Jam ) The F. trat bound to Bermuda, and hav ing inccuntered very bad weather, and split l-.ei arils, and the crew being mutinous, she was sen in by the reve.-.ue<utter Dallas, eapt Jackson- Schooner Harvest, Emery, Charleston, 1 day— illt rum, tar, etc—to Johnston A Hills. Nicbolts & Neff, Campbell 6 Camming, P Duffy, f lluoter T Paine, L Petty, Duliamcl ti Auze, and P Rredge Panengt-—Mr Renard. Schooner Arintha-Belle, Drnnyze, Baltimore, •lays, and 12 from the Capes—with com—to Doug lass & Sorrel. In a severe gale of wind, shipped a sea which carried away part of her byla-arhs; ex perienced a suecesaten of gales during fan- postage in 1st 31, 50, Ion 77,30, spelts the Buenos Ayrean brig Fourth of July, and was treated politely- Schooner Eliza, Armstrong, Philadelphia, 10 ds with corn and whiskey—to J Cohen sod Isaac Mini*. The E. has experienced a succession of gales during the passage. Schooner Sukey, Forsyt'i. Charleston, 1 day— with bricks—I o W Smith- Sloop New-Packet, Haskell, Matanzas, 7 ds<- molasses and sugar—to J Battelle U Co. Mar kets high. Left the schr Rebecca, to sail for Dari eo in 2 or 3 days On Wednesday last, off East Florida, saw a fleet of eight sail, 2 brigs and 3 schrs. armed, having 3 sail in company, supposed to be prizes. Sloop Packet, Votee, Charleston, 1 day—with brieks—to John P Williamson, and L Petty. Pat tenger—Mr Parker. Sloop Susan, Wardell, Charleston, 1 day—with fruit—to the master. Sloop Gen. Washington, Coates, Charleston day—wiih brick and merchandize—to the master. Puttenger—Mr. Urebner. When coming over Charleston bar, saw the brig Young-Romp, of London, ashore. Sloop Sally, Pettigrew, May River, (s c) 1 day —with wood—for the steam saw mill. Sloop Packet, Cowing, Darien, 4 days—in bal last—to the master. Pattengei—Mr Timmons. Sloop Prince Maurice, Bradford, Darien, 3 day* —in ballast. Sloop Leopard, fsom Riceborough—with cotton —to Johnston & Hills, J S Bulloch and J Lewis. Boat Wasp, from Augusta—with 373 bales cot ton—to S J Bourgaux, Wm Gaston, Laroche & Watson, B Howaid, ana Campbell Sc Cu mining cituci, Ship Cotton-Plant, Fash, New-York Ship Caroline, Serrell, New-Orleans Sloop Gleaner, West, Plymouth (if. c.) Office of the Savannah River Navigation Company, REPORT: It having been confidently expected by the stock holders in this company, that in pursuance of the articles ot association, a dividend would have been declared on the first instant: Therefore, in order to prevent this circumstance having undue influence on the public miiid, the directors deem it tlieir duty to lay before the public the facts which have really prevented the declaration of a dividend. Thia company commenced its operations in June last, at a season when the boating business is scarcely ever profitable, but in the commence, ment of their operations they laboured under much more than ordinary disadvantages, and the boats employed seldom more than paid expenses. The river was unprecedently low, and the com pany had only a choice of evils, either to have their boats sent up with scarcely half a cargo, or, incur the expense of taking out a great part of their cargo by lighters, and such has constantly been the state of the river until within less than two months. The high price of labor, (being nearly double former ordinary rates) has influenced the direc tors to purchase slaves for navigating the com pany’s boats, and they have already procured thirty-nine for that purpose, convinced that it will be a certain and effectual mode of making the business profitable; aud enable this company successfully to compl-.te with others. The di rectors conceive tliit the business when in full operation, even if the boats be in agreat measure navigated by hired hands, will be profitable, and they are now rigidly economising the expenses of the company. Through the enterprising activity of the late president Mr Brux, the company is possessed of a patent lor a floating dry dock, and have a dock now actually in operation by which nearly one .half of the ordinary expenses of repairs, is saved the company; and by the means uf ix. almost the boats have undergone a thorough repair. Utj order, It. YValtuu, president, march S2 c 63 all Ram and Candles. . 50 barrels N E Rum 50 boxes mould Candles Just received and for sale by M. Herbert. march 22 x 68 Landing From sloop New-York Packet from Matanzas, 57 bis muscovado Sugar 25 boxes b-own do 66 hhds S ti-rces Molasses 4 barrels^ Which will be sold low if taken from the wharf, J. BA TTELLE 8t CO. march 22 n* 68 Hall $ Hoyt Hare taken a Counting-Hoorn in the brick building on the Bay, next do re to the Musuem and Gazette office. march 22 m ■ *68 Missing On the night of the tire, from on Inard the sloop Unity, captain Nichol-on, of Chatham, Conn. JOHN DAY, aged about 16 or 18 years, a native of New-York; has a mother and sister living there. (£j* I he editors of papers in New-York, are re quested to insert the above, march 22 ■ - 68 % 5® ship -ye wsb FORT OF SAVANNAH. aaaiTZD, Ship Pearl, LowJIuris-I .land, 13 days—with Nicholas & Neff On the 18,n mac in lat 31, 6.fyn. flows* brought too by a man of w ar brig of 32 guns, supposed her to oe a Spaniard, as she showed i-o colors; she gave us one gun and then i.ruered our b at ©n board, which was com plied with; they examined our papers and per putted us to proceed Spoke on tfat J9th, about ' 30 mllra a. by>s of T)bee, ’•« U Sachr Lynx, on ,cruise The Allowing vessels werei-.ft ar Turks Island on the fl-.b uwt: schooner Thomas It Sarah, took, tor New York in 4 data; adir Macdonoogb. ; pnrton. of Hanford, to sad in 3 or 4 day a; hi ig FJtzx, Walker, of Kcunebunk, to sail the iaraeda\ Vsi.l au-Wmct; schr John Aro.Ulead, Yailua- —JUBaMihifa In October last, A four oared Canoe, supposed to belong to some person tresspassing on tbr island of St Ca. thenr.es, was taken f om a creek on the south sole of the said island and brought to the sub: sc nber’s plantation. The owner can have the canoe by sending for it and proving his proper.; J.tmes Johnston, march 22 . x 63 THEAfKE. sixth Ni&rr J OF \ Mr. Cooper’s Engagement. PUBLIC SALES. This Evening, March 22, Will be performed, Shikspeure’s T1AGEDY cfj ROMEQ and JULIET. On Saturday, the 27th inst Will be sold at the blue store, on tire Bay, lately , occupied bv Mr Jos. Depass, without reserve, FfcRTY PACKAGES Seasonable Dry Goods', ROMEO Mercutio Prinnu Paris Tibalt Benrolio Capulet , Montague Friar Lawrence Peter " . j Apothecary Balthazar , Gregory Sampson ii- Page Juliet Lady Capulet Nutafa _:— MR. COOPER Finn j Quin J Drummond' Horton Fennell Faulkncc Seward / r’S-i- At Chrk Dalton, Browq f Hyatt. Schoiiotti Brooks Uaster Clark Mrs. Giifert .' ’ Horton . V Barrett . X. i A Masquerade and Dance, by Miss Clark. — '<v To which will.be added, thAjfsncsf Farce of Love Laughs at Lotjlf-Smiths. r.ant;iin Hnltl-itP * llr Kirhnl4 Vigil Tottcrton Risk Solomon Lob Soldier Lydia Horton > Faulkner Hilson- Brown Quin Mrs. Waring IC7* To-Morrow Eveningthe Tragedy of . “ADELG1THA.” Michael Ducas "Mr.Cleary, Being the last night of bis tfarfortnance. (pj* In preparation the Mdo-Drama (found• e.ionfcct) of ihc ■ • V ' ‘ Forest of Randy, or the Dog of Montargis, _ 1 Tickets and places for (he Boxes may be had'from 9 till 2 o’clock at Mr ffAXStx’s, oppo site the Exchange, where the Box Office will be kept; and in the evening at.the Theatre, aa usual, fit A performance every evening this week, ttt No postponement on accouitof the weather. Admission to the Boxes and Pit, one nui- xia—to the Gallery rim cum, III The Doors to be opened at6, and the per formance to commence at 7 o’clock precisely. IC7* Persons of Color cannot be admited Savannah. March 22, 1819. ,- ■ ; The Sea- Serpent again!! Just received from Charleston the'Sxa-SxanxT or GioocxsTXn Hoax, a dramatic Fue D’Esprit, in 3 Acts, Eect aliud miruculum! Livy—price fifty cents. W. T. WILLIAMS march 22 m 68 Planters 7 Banlco The Directors will elect, flh Wednesday next, _ Notary in the room of William Davies, esq. re signed. Applicants are to .leave tbei* letters, (in which two sbcurilies, to 6e bound Jointly and se verally in the sum df five thouaanu dollars, must be tamed) with - ’ J. MARSHALL, coihicr. march 18 ■■——65 ‘City (tf Savannuki TreaiurePt • fee, March 19,1819. Whe subscriber is now prepared to receive the cm Taxes for the present year, and will continue to receive the same until the tventieth day of April next, after which time executions will be issued against all defaulters. cry Office hours, from 9 a. *. to 1». s. John I. Roberts, march 19 -66 city treasurer. Notice. The Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of Fxaaer. & Sxcobd is this day dissolved by mutual consent. AU persons having any de mands against said firm are desired to exhibit the same; and all indebted are'required to make payment to WitiraM Psancx, Oho is fully autho rised to settle- the same. Wiliam Pearce. r ’ David Secnrd. n-j* The Business hereafter will be carried on WituaK Pxasci, and he till be thankful to those who will favor him will their custom. William Pearce. march 18 66 CDSSISTIRG or A har.dsotae ottoflment ef Canton Crapes and Crapes Shawls, figured and plain. Sari net:, Sinchaws. Birdseye, Damask and blue Canton handkerchiefs. Yellow and blue Nankeens Flag and Bandana handkerchiefs etc. Alto, an attcitmeitt of Figured and plain Hibbona Sewing silks and twist Jacon>t and cambric muslin Silk urr-brellars, parasols, linens Linen cambrics and handkerchiefs Alto, an attortment of Gilt jewellery, hardware,fancy needle esse* pocket book:: etc. Also avariety of fancy and domestic goods suits hie for the season. Term* made known at time et ..l» Sole to flfmmcnc* ut 11 • dockf M. Herbert, oacl’r. march 17 64 . . ■ m&p ‘To-Mur row, 23d iostnat, ' y ffill be toid at . »e Stare, Groceries §'o. .soMi WHICH AHU S hhds 4 proof Jamaica Run 4 do W.I.Kum 2 do Whiskey 4 pipe country Gin 2 do Holland Gan 10 bis N. F. Rum 10 do sperm Oil IS bis prime Pork i bottle* Sheriff’s sals. On Thursday next, the 25th inst. Will be sold before the store of Jonts Harrison 8; Co. Johnston’s square, between the tours of ten and three o’clocb: fluudry Goods, Wares and Merchandize; attach ed :u the property of Jonas Harrison k Co. at the instance of Sheldon C. Dunning, attaching credit or; and by consent of parties; and by order of the hoaerablc the Inferior court of Chatham coun ty. GEORGE L. COPE, s. c. e. march 19 B 66 On the first Tuesday in April next Will be eo Id in front qf the court-home, ij noi previovtlv diopoted of at private Mate, Jfcyat The HOUSE and LOT, ■ J^jj on the Bay, at present occupied by Mr. HI■« Chattier. XaJhs* Sale at 12 o’clock. Williford <y Baker, auct’rs, To whom apply for terms at private sale, feb 22- - Executor’s sales. On the first Tuesday in April next, Will be sold before the court-house in this city, between the usual hours of 10 and 2 o’clocb, the following property belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. Eliza Arnold! M The House and Lot No. 6, An son ward, fronting on Oglethorpe square. Three Lots in Curry town, No 25, 27 and 29. Two prime Negro Men, Cato and Cxsar, first rate brick-makers. A Negro Men, named Jack, an excellent hostler and coachman. A young Negro Fellow, Rolls, accustomed to driving a dray. Three Negro Women, Rose, Patty and Sylvia, with their three children. Terms—half the purchase money of the house aud lot may remain on interest two, three and four years. By order the executor. M. Herbert, auct'r. march 16 Valuable House and Lot, for sale. On the first Tuesday in May next, Will be sold at the court-house in the city of Sa vannah, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock, That two-story dwelling House on corner of East Broad-street and (he Bay, together with Lot, which pays an annua! rent to the city of 9 dollars. There are on the premises an excellent Kitchen and Stable, and all other necessary out buildings and all in good repair. Terms will be inviting and made known on the day of sale. Application in meantime can be made to O. L. Dobson, esq. or the subscriber. M. Herbert. march 22 63 ELEGANT FURNITURE. Just received, per the Levant from Ncw-Yotk* and TOR salt at reduced prices, pair of elegant Grecian Couches do do do Sofas elegant Sideboards pair of elegant tea Tables do do card do to match elegant ward Robe pair of circular easy Chairs do of ladies' dressing Tables with lookmgglass^ sets of dining Table* ’ ladies’ work Tables with de.k Secretary and Book-Case >atr of inclosed bason Stand* tigh post Bedsteads Also, on hand, A few sets of fancy and Windsor Chain and Window Blinds, and 3 dozen of elegant cut Glass, Commdes Also pair of elegant Looking Glasses, large size uadies* toilet Boxes, with a general assortment of drawing Boxes AU of which will be sold at fbe New York Fur niture Warehouse. The subscriber expects to leave here for New- York in a short time. All orders tbr furniture will be thankfully received and executed in the first style. Notice. All those who lave any demands will present their accounts for settlement; and those indebted will make payment. John H. Olilcrshaw Sf Co. march 19 .i——66 Brought to Goal, To Rent Three Rooms in Gibbons’ building, being fiery airy and pleasant tor sleeping rooms for the sums mer.' Geii’.lemen wanting private rooms, or would asmev for a family, having a yard and cellar ki chen Afiply at No 9, Gibbons’ building,^ where the rooms can be seen, march J2- To Rent, The House on the South Common, below (be Methodist Church, belonging to the estate of William Hart, deceased. Terms apply to Francis M Stone, or J. MORRISON. : march 11—-arj 59 . .r.vj -a..* 4 In Savannah March 'i»Ah 1819, a negro woman who says her name is llzsrzn. and that she-bf longs to George Chan- y. near Couaawhatcbee South Carolina. She is about twenty years of age and four feet four inches high- She says she former ly belonged to Alar/ Myres. II. M’Call, o. c, c. march 23—68 Rice Land aid Negroes. The subscribers offer »r sale ail that valuable Plantation on Itxy Islacd, in Savannah river, be longing to the estate of the late Francis Levett, esq. It contains by estimate 500 acres cleared and under dam; 60 acres cleared, but not under dam; and the residue 200 acres not cleared. There are on the premises a tidMnter rice machine in good order and other nteSatry building*for plantation 4Jso for sale or lap, St Negroes accustomed to the culture of ice.. Apply to George Woodruff, ■JEM- John Caroochan, or James Johnston. mm A PRESSMAN—Liberal wage, ^ ----l ** g "' tn * *° ** Editor. — Administrator's sale. On the first day in May neat. Will be sold at the present residence of the sub scriber, between ten and three o’clock. Part of the persona] property of the estate of Benjamin Jones, viz; house and kitchen Furniture; and plantation Tools, Sec. Conditions, cash. John Wells, adin'or. , march 19—a* 66 Notice. On the first Monday in May next, Will be sold in the town of Brunswick, Glynn county. Five hundred, and fifty Lots in the said town, being for default oi an extra tax. layed by thr commissioners, for the years 1815-16-17 and 18, agreeable to an act passed in November, 1814. I. Abrahams, t- c. JJruntvick, Ma-ch 1, 1819 58 Notice. • On the first Tuesday in May next, Will be sold in the town of Brunswick, Glynn county, Ninety Lots in the town of Frederica, being for default of an extra tax, layed by the commission ers, for the years 1815-16-17 and 18, agreeable to an act passed io November. 1814. I. Abraham?; r. o. Rrtmtvdck, March 1,1819 58 Sheriff’s sales. On the first Saturihy after <*. first Tmrday in April next, Will be sold at the market-house in the town sf St Mary’s, Camden county, between the hours of ten and three o’clock of that day. The following negro Slaves, viz: Dianna, Char- lott and Claricey; levied on as the property of Ezekiel Hudnali to satisfy the following execu tions, vizi Sarah Stuart, adm’rx George Stuart, vs Ezekiel Hudnali. William Oglebey vs Ezekiel Hudnali, Roswell King, vs Ezekiel Hudnali. Pro perty pointed out by the defendant. Conditions, cash. Isaac Bailey, s. c. c. Jeffcrren, 8th March, 1819 - ■ 63 Sheriff’s sales. On the first Saturday after the first Tuesday in April next. Will be sold at the Market house in the town of St. Mare’s, in Ctmden county, between the hours of 10 end 3 o’clock of that day. The following negro slaves, viz: Moses, Dian nz and Eliza; levied on as the property of Ray Sands to satisfy a mortgage William Bailey vs. Ray Sands. Also the following other' negro slaves, viz; Ci- tifa, Mary, March and April; levied-on as the property of Ray Sands to satisfy a mortgage Jo seph Rain vs Ray Shod*. Conditions, cash- ' ■ Isaic Bailey, a. c. p. Jefferson, Camden cy. Feb. 6, 1819—f—34 £ Notice, Nine months after date application will be made to the honorable the Inferior court of Liberty county, sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to do Madam Wine 10 do loaf Sugar 15 kegs pkkled Tongues 23 boxes northern Candles 20 kegs Butter 8 trs. Hickvry Nut* 5 bis. Filberts Fancy Chairs } case superior English Fowling Pieces. ' SUNDRY ARTICLES. New Furniture. CONSISTING UF Bureaus, dining tea and ctrd Table* Candle suitdi, Indie* dresing exset et$V • One elegant new l*r>na Fcrtc Terms, cash. * Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. Williford & Baker, anct'rs. march 22— 68 To-Morrow, 23tl instant, Will be told on James Wallace, etqt Tsharf. far at. count of the undmsritcrt, and all whom it may The following property sareiv from the wreck at the French brig La Bonne Adelle. A. Brouchin, muter, from Marseilles, by direction of Paul P. Thomasson, esq. French cocao), and so went Of the parties. 315 bags Coffee 20 Sails 5 Hampers Oil 1 ullage cask Wine 1 do do Rum 5 empty kegs 1 Yawl Boat 22 Oars 6 sand Glasses 5 ships Compasses 1 Graplin 2 bags Bread l.Mast and Sprit 1 hen Coop and a quantity of Rigging Terms, cash; bankable mosey. Sale to commence ut 11 o’clock M. Herbert, auct’r. march To-Morrow, 23d instant, JVill be sold at IValUxcc't vharf. The sloop HARRIOT, fifty-nne, tons .burthen, five year* old. well built jjmd sails remarkably fast, with her ayp*. ALSO One BOAT, with her Sails, Oars and Spam Conditions at time of sale Sale to commence at 11 o’clock. M, Herbert, auct’r. march 22 67 On Wednesday, S4ih inst. Will be cold on Telfair't wharf, without rcserpy, 66 hhds ) 5 tierces C Prime Molasse* 4 barrets S 47 , 25 boxes T " **"— Terms made known at time of sal* Sale to eommence at 11 o’clock V. M. Herbert, auct’r. march 22 68 On Thursday, the 25 fh inst. Will be sold at the store immediately under tfap counting room Messrs R. Richardson A Co. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Spring Goods, welt selected and laid m at low prices, viz, 22 tranks British Prints and Plates, assorted and of the newest patterns 8 cases Nansook, various colored Jackonet, Cambric, fancy Cord, Tape, checked Mus. lins .5 cases fancy varlgated Nansock, Peruvian *nd Hamburg, (muslin dresses) 1 trunk lilac, pink and buff Cord, Muslins 4 cases Satin, hair Cord, striped and checked do 10 do and 1 bale buff and blue, pink and lilac, dark checked, tape stripe and twilled Ginghams 7 cases and 1 hale white plain, jaconet and twU, led Cambrics 4 cues striped and spotted Cambrics 4 cues Waterloo, Parisian. Pekin. Turkey, Cey, Ion, colored striped spotted, Satin, check, tape and colored jaconet muslin Shawl* and Handkerchiefs 7 srunks 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 buff d9 1 do superfine chocolate Furnitures 1 do fancy Plaids 10 cases 9-8 and 3-4 cotton Shirtings 2 do do net (trace* 1 do Gloves, Scarf*, Tippets, Muffs and flats* net Shawls 2 do cotton Boots, net Wiczs, imperial Capes, Pyrenian Capes, Pelerines, Regency Capes, Pantaloon Drawers and Cotton Webs 3 bales and 2 trunks superfine navy blue black, fashionable mixed Broadcloth* and Cassi- meres, for summer wear 2 cases metal, suspender and jppanned Button* 28 trunks scarlet, black, red and pink chintz, chocolate, chocolate and yellow, and drab furniture Calicoes 2 cases fire Iron* and writing Desk* 4 trunks and 1 bale twilled, plain, pjnk, blue. “ >w, green, lead, brown, drab and olive sell 202$ acres of tand, lying fas the county of WiJ, kutpoo. being the. real estate of Wm. SlwwmaL . ELIZABETH 8HEWMAT, adn’nx. feb «—-*p4—-31 bales brown, indent, stripe snl bolster Ticks 13 trunks and cases cotton Hosiery, well assorted 2 trunks Silks and Laces and black Veils 1 chest olive Th cksetts 2 trunks primed Quiltings 2 chests slate, olive, blue and .gum Nankeens 4 bales furniture, twist, cheek, Holland, cotta,* Checks 2 cases table Cloths 1 trunk priuted Quiltings 1 truss furniture Dimity Terms of sale, via—sums of gJOO and under, cash: do over 510, and not exceeding glOOO, 60 days; do over pi000 and not exceeding £2000 90 days; over £2090 and not exceeding £3u00 4 months over £306 and no. exceeding £40005 months and alt sums over £40(0 six months in apptoved inilorsed-paper, payment to be mdt before the delievery of the goods. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock. The goods and patent may fag seen at anytupp on application to. M. Herbert, Auct’r. try The Charleston Courier, Milledgevitle Jour, nal and August* Herald WdJ publish the »boTf every other day. , march 13 — 61 ' On the first Tuesilay in April nest. ■ WiU be ooli before the Court Bent In this dtp. Five handsome building lots for Summer reai, denee at Baisdins Bluff adjourning ihe lands nf Hampden Mc’lntosh esq—these sre the only wa ter lota for sale at that place, and as regards th* healthiness or besqflg of situation this cannot fa© surpassed in the southern country; there is u; academy at this plxce where children c*n have tl>* benefit -of an excelled; education s* well aa health daring the summer season, a plan of said tpts wifi be exhibited on the day ofjale or fan be seen j* say .- A V.C< - ■ s-sw-ei' ****«**•;

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, March 23, 1819, Image 1