About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1819)
A'v+if riiflfced ta.mafti their, manners ami moral*. * I am happy, to inform Jop that the prow ptness with tthiJi captain Martin aciz-<l ami punished these offierplrrs, ha* . Jtude alUsi.-.iljlc and deep, impressing. on the wimU ut the whole qatipn, since which they have evinced tlit-,i$u»t peaceable.ami friendly ilitpositipa uniformly, wheqx.vr tl»ey have tqet with our hunters, cuurleuus- ly taken, then bypttigu.ai gaipe, au|l,borne it to our camp. Notwithstanding the celurtatic.e evinced by onr troops on their eaibarknlpm, ami their present exiled situation, the utmost cheerfulness,hai rnony. and gqad humour prevails; every „i.e appears enraptured wall liie expcii^juu^ai.'U-lor bold tflveu Lures eager. This happy change isay, I think, be at tributed to the uniform and correct ay*' turn nl discipline which has been observed tlie <4Bct*ra, awl the pnm.pt atjl r*«u lur manner in which diey have bpei; paid. One of our best soldiers lately, received Rn accidental shot in the knee, w.Ujch ha* eventuated hi the loss of a lejty on which the commander immediately very gener- 'ca.nly presented him wtjh a donation of aAstn hundred dollar a fur his future a up port. The troops are r.emai kably healthy, and the season beyond deseriotion fine. 'Flie American brig Josephine, csptaip Ilaniptpn, from. Liguira. wie.raptured.ou tlie 2.'ill January, by the VenezuHian lirig Oronicp. the Jo-ephine was owned in and bound to. Philadelphia,—«V. 1'. IT lit st. The trials of Jack Ifmlges, James David Conkling, li.iimatt i'er.it and D.tvi Dunning, for the murder of It'chard Jen nings, were finished on the lltli insjt. at Goshen. They wore all found guilty; an all, except llantvih Terd, sentenced to b. hung on the loth day of April. itfimish roed Wui first called up. Th judge staled to her in substance, flint, ir. consideration ofnei hex, of the probabili t» that the mandates of a stern and infl.-x iUc Uusliand might have intlueoced h.i Condu* I io relation to the murder-, in con . ti'lera ion of her peculiar situ itiuh, as iv- Wresenti'd In the court—and also in ion Snieraiion nf the destitute situation of her Children, already deprived o' a fath that she wi.s nuw to If*- tlie.r only protec tor; th- only parent to Whom they thust it. future link for support—that tlieso, and variety of other cunswfeiaUuns, piesaed t&Vinselves upun the ininils nf the Court. Wiio, with tlie advice and consent of th. Counsel for the people, had thought proper tuextend to tier.ail the mercy the law Would allow. She was theieforc sentenc ed todOday* confinment in the county jail. JamcsTced, David Cockliii, David Dun ning an Jack llpdges, were next rallen fp, aiui addressed with #• (enmity, by judge Van Ness, lie stated to them the nature ami enunnity of ti.p crime of wbi;h. they had been convicted. Ije observed .that this was the first instance in this state, of a niunler having been perpetrated by hired »ssa»*!ii9. He spoke of the faigness of their ti iaU, and implored them tocherish a forgiving disposition tbwaids all men etc. etc. He men pronounced iheix -en tenet, which: was, that lh.cy all 'be (tris-eiil from the place where thvy.’thfcn, itnoil, t< tht* prison whence they last caine;and that they Ik. taken from It.coce, toitlie place of vxe.uiion.oii Friday, the tSth ilcy of April Best, and there be hunt* hy 'tlie f.eck*.be- twcvii the nnurs ot two and tin rc o’clock in the niter noon 1 , until they were dead.— At; addit.ou.il sentence Was passed upon Jack, that after the death, his V.'dy was to be.delivered tu the president ol the medi cal society of this t.-unty foi diHMjction.-i Hia .iluty a* a ni.vcistraie pas then per formed—but the judge did not slop here— i.e ! he a addressed them in the 1 language o' a trien i—ih>- la gusge ol a Christian; ex burling them to improve the few remain in^l ::ji they had to live, in preparing f..i death apil rfernity. It tyas indeed a so imm mid aOnettng scene. The wretched vitin * of despair stood before the tribunal «d justice,an nntui spectacle ol huniau tie pr.ivity. —.V. I', jive ring Tost. We bear with great pleasure that the •eceptmn of general Jack-.nr. was more a{>lendid at lijltiiunrc than at Nvtv-York »» Philadelphia. The reception at Phila dejphia was suggested by fie grat.fitly ot the citizens, and witlmu| th-’«e bold ex innples which claim a still richer display q/public honours. New-Yoik pcufiltcn Irom the self luugnt purpose of Pinladei- phia, and heightened rVecy pleasure,— Jlalumore.clcta'.cd every j. y» 811,1 y* 18 see pic hero of our age tnuniphing in (he (teaits of onr citizens. The »>und is un der ! tt“ whole heaven. There w is a sense in vr!iich flic joy, was univcr*ai!—Selim Register. The report of the senate has been fead and praised. \Ve .i;e accuxtouied to heal Stull praises But the report of Mr. Adam* at II is uue<| Jailed. The eloquence i* that of gratitude, the gen ip s that ot tiutli and the dcveHnprinrr.t is to display the comprehensive views ol a great mind which bad wrought salvation fur the country — It is pot an artifice of insinuation,* dis guise of envy, the p.-rvertion of hatred, •and the rancour of di*apponumrnt. No., ft is a search for truth which gratitude libs demanded, and it is a well finished Y»rK, to be pronounced worthy of the reward Which virtue is to bestow in all gene ra tion V—»6. gave him.an interest iq. the rounlrj; and, before he left Canada, he had put posed to cro*a Uie American cootin nt to. the Pa ctfic ocean; but the tvar preveptorj. An enthusiasm,awakened hy the slightest in cident,is capable oEsu'iJime eflf.-ct, Whit a journal would. Bougainville have g>v.en us! Blessed bf the enthusiain bhaf bles ses and exalts, the human race.-?rKssex Register. W,e understand, fsays *hc Norfolk Her ald of the lCth iqsL) that the president.uf ,lhe United States will pars through tliis town about* fort-night hence, on his sou thern tuor, taking the lower route through Xnrth-Carolina, and g.-ucecdiug on to Cliarlestuu, ejurio.Yi CirAULESTOV, March C5. The public will do well to be on their guard against counterfeit bank bills, mauy of which ere now in circulation. A fifty dollar, counterfeit bill, of Ffmlson batik, New York, was oifereijj within a day or two, hy * person, who. was about to take hi* passage fof New Orleans—.Courier. Letters received yesterday from New York mention, that the tqller of one ol the banka in that city had. been arrested, charged with having purloined from the institution two hundred thousand dollars! Two cespectab.l.e brokers, of that city, had also been arrested as accomplices in tfie nefarious transaction.—*i&. Natches, Feb 2. A motion for a new trial,in the case of Adair against Wilkinson, tvas agitated in he supreme court last week. After con viderabje discussion, the cnu.it postponed giving an opinion until nexj t,erm.—ttepub tican. JlftrrieS—In P»r«, t}ie eelrtuvted gcnerxl- K& diplomuijt, in the service of Kiiuo, si lloasv, to Midcnoiielle the niece of Talleyrknd.' SHIP XE WS. POHT of savannah. TYPHUS FEVER. A London paper atatrs that Dr. Smith obtained from parliament five thousand pounds for the billowing recipe lor the cure of the Typhus Fever; *‘»ix drachpi: ! powdered nitre, 6 do of oil of vitriol mix them in a tea cup by adding to the nitre one il.cactnu of the oil at * time.*— i’he cup to bse pjaccd, during the prep.ara lion on a hot hearth,' or plate of heated iron,and the mixture stirred with a tobac co pipe. The cup to fie placed it; dilfc ent parts of the sick rootn.’t , THU REPUBLIV.LY. SATUKDAY EVENING, March 27, 1819. An attempt was made last evening to fire our city. C'oals and cmchuitibje matter were found under the house of Levi S. D'Ljcn, raq. near It raylort livery stables. It was discovered by the issuing of smoke', from tfie spot wfiere the combustibles bad been placed. Had it bees lste night mqeh injury might have resulted. A ne- gro boy hga been taken up on .suspicion as the perpetrator of tbia iirecndio.ua altcupt. The annual election was made in New-Hamp shire on the 9th instant. The repnkiicana have succeeded in every branch of the government. A late writer, mentioning* the death of the circumnavigator, jjuugainville, who died at the age ui 86. relates what tin* offi cer said,in the nearing of his jnl-de-cainp, Levi*,.wh. n, at Tirpudeloja, fie, in the action, was knocked down by a UafC, and When an officer haif.ssiid to Levis,‘jmur jB, fs killed; we must bury bmr. to-morrow *rith the rest-.* B- •» he ruse, repli il, Woe are quite coo! about it; but you are ^pt to bury me tbit tjbe!’ ' The incident A Correspondent respectfully suggests to the City Couheil the addition of two, or four horse men, to tlie present City Watch; they may prove useful, in the detection or rnsCxanoii of incen diary acts^exyerienee should teach the necessity of this. If the funds be riot competent to the' “discharge of additional expense, let a tax be laid on camagei, livery servants, and every kind of superduttiea. In the mean time, r. private guard of mounted nien would nqi.he amiss. Vigilance is only to be observed, in order to ferret out a set of lurking villaijs, that (it is strongly suspected) now infest our city.—"Shut nut the stable when the hor,e hath fled.” Arouse, citizens! exerty our energies—purge the city—do your duty. .Q HI.YT. Mr. Eorpn—With a writer, (under the signa ture of "S.’’ in your paper «f I agree as respects tile enclosure of lots, \yiiere parrirges are kept. I have onan’ier r<e»ou why vacant lots should he enclosed, w hich is briefly this—When they become the receptacle of dead animals, pu trid fish, and oilier fihh, which,.in the warm sea- son, when acted tinon (particularly after a show er of rain) by the stm, is rendered not only in- prrtcile to the neighbors, but highiv rfanger- '>u«, as Capable of engendering disease. I preeume not to i^cintr to c-ulicd. but, would reim.mer.il the p.i-.tg- of an ordinance, requiring the owners of vacant lo's to have tliem fenced in, or ord*r it to he elone at their expense. I'he warm staie-n is approaching, and the sooner they ‘ take order” ou the subject, tlie better. I'tiU ISU.NU PUUUfdO. V itiRIVKU, ; Sloop ErientWifp, CUrk, Elizibitb-City, 4 days ; —with, corn X{«1 stares—tfl.J BrowftAjd tbp moa. ter. '_ . eaxaiwn. Ship Qlio, fkalh, Ltverpoed—I Minis Ship Mandarin, Duncan, Ereir.en—liichsrdso; JeCo. ' ' . Ship Talbot, Freeman, Liverpool. Freiicfi brig Fanny, Itlqnd, Nantec—Q. Maurel Schr Helena, Low, Frenchman’s Bajc, Matya- chusetta i Schr Genera! Scott,'Smith, New-York Schr Elizabeth, Travtra, llaltimorb Schr Yl'tlli.tn, L'erter, I’on-au Prince—Gffene h Lippit , Schr Melinda, Crowell, Prov'dence Schr. Logan, Holmes New York. Schr. Three Ffends, Clark, Ifermuda—L Minis Schr. Swan, ‘falinjan. Malar,zas—Nicholas h, Netfi Sloop Packet, Cowing, Hew-Yorfi Sloop Susan, VValtonpSt. Mary’s SIpop Harriet, H*rriaoa, on a wrecking voyage XaOM OUR CORBXirOMlI.VT. QJJ&t nf tine Char’smp Ctu'ier, , 'ihurtdiiy. March 25—nnnn. Arrived thin morning, ship Mary Ct Henry', Grea. ton, Liverpook 5JI days, with dry g»o.la, earthen, w-i re, hardware, paints, Ac. Left ship Octavj Wilson, ' ✓ ■ this pol l, to sat] in 5 or & days. Sloop /incline, Orajly, Xuvannah, 1 day. Sail ed in company w ith ship Cotton-PUitt, Fa*h, for New.York; brig Gen. Jackson,-Pierce, fot; Provi. dence, (a. i )p_ sloop* Francis, ‘Fowler, and Mac donnugb, Gladding, buth for New York. On Wednesday, ofi'Tynee, saw a large tbip standing in. Sloop Delight, Cooper, Savannah, 1 day. Sloop Volant, M'Lean, Savannah, 1 day. For Liverpool Tbefinefast ratin g shid UBOhJA, gap- tain Hat;, w>U meet with immediate despateb -r For ffeigiit apply 10 R. R, Ricliardsna & Co. march 27—1 73 For ^ York an4 QoniieqttQUt Sire** The steep N EW YQRIvPACRluT, Hus- cal, will bediapatnbed imtne.iiately, hav- ling part «f bey freight eiigaged. For treigbt or p-at-age. having good accommodations, apply to Uic master On board, or to '• G, F. &O Pttliijes. march 27 -X——73 Managers SfJssihtatits ofEngines; TAKE NOTICE. There wifi be a rpgular meeting of yqttr board THf8. EVENIN9, your usual place, precisely at 7 o’clock. ' JJtj trier ej He Pretident Juh* Hau.pt, sec’ry. . 5jar*h £7 —— 73 jfattalion Orders^ tfeyannah, March 27, 1KJ9, ' A PV*6e of the First Uattalion is hereby order ed to be had op Thursday, die lath of April en suing. 1'be companies within the If'irst Battalion district are therefore required to be pawled, arm ed avid equipped, on tfie morning of that day, on the Hegimctital parade, preparatory to fcxtjing the Battalion, tyhtcb wit! beat 10 o’clock.. By order Steele White, licut. col. . -* HBNKT 1. VALl.EAU, adjutant let t)at. Ut Jteg’i. O M. march 27——Ti THEATRE; The public is i^nectfulty informedi that . * . ‘ MR- COOPER as RE ENG AGED fofia few mgbts, and will make hi* appl-amnco in the ebaraeter of I*Et‘rtftE, EO& THE ’BEEBEiT * Eveaing, 2^, Will be performed, the TRAGFJ1Y of VENICE PRESERVED; Or A Ut OT jDXST 0 VEXED. PFinuE, ' ’■ MR. COOPiu Jaffier, _ j'inn , Duke of Venice* Horton Serydt, ' Faulkher FriuB, Clark Bedanutt; Drummond Spinbsa, Muin ‘lheodore, . Schouotli Durand; Seward F.lliot, Fennell Officer, Hyatt Senator*, Guards, Ac. *■ Bclyidcra, * Mrs. Gilfcrt TQ,w3uch vvill be added, ffpy the first time here) a Farce, in 2 Acts, called the SLEEPING DRAUGHT. .f*performed tn London, Mw^rork, tic. vstA.un- hjtundjif. applause. D jetor Vincolo, farmer Bruno, Rinaldo, Fopolino, Gabriutto, Yaldo, 1st Fellow, 2d fellow, Francisca, Nonna.' ' Mr. Faulk #r Horton ijrummond llilson Dalton Qtitn Seward Scbonntti Mrs. Drummond Waring On MOXDAY EljEXIXG, ^he celebrated TRAGEDY of tie ROBBERS* From the German of-F. Schiller, GIL^RLES DJp MOOR, • MR, (iOOFER,' In rehejrstvV a COMfcDV. called the feREEN MAN, from the French of M. M D’Aublgny, by U.' Jones, esq ’ ‘ : In preparation, the Grand Rnmantie Melt-JJra. a ufiVAOVU THE TAU t AR 1 ’ [ ; v Tickets and places fori the IJoyes may be id from. 9 till ^ o’clock.at.Mr Haxo K *.’»i 0PP°- _.te the'Exchange, where the Box Office will be kept; and in the' evehing.'at tlie Theatre, as usual, fjj. A performance every evening this week, flf No postponement onaccount of the weather. Admission to the Boxes and Fit, os* stair- uii—to the Gallery xirrr czhts- |H The poors to be opened at 6, and tire per formance to Commence at 7 o’clock precisely. RCT=* Versons of Co/oi'canaot biadmited Savannah, March 27; 1819. tesaat Company Notice- , Execution* will be iisued in ten days after date against all persons belonging to the 2ti Company, ClKh Battalion, 1st Kegment, Georgia Militia, on whom flues w-ere imposed by a court bf inquiry, held at the Market, in this city, on the 22d inst for the aforesaid company; unless they come for- ward and pay the avaunt of fines imposed by- said court of enquiry, or file a sufficient exouse ou oatlr, within ten days from the date hereof, for de fault of parade on the I3Ut instant. I.' D'Lyon, tap!. 2dcompany, 62/h hat. l«l rear’s. <J. M. IDHtoh V6 o 72 To Rent, My Dwelling House. It has eight rooms with fire place**—four apartments in the cellar, which are paved with the best quality of flag; and up* on the lot are a kitchen, and commodious earri • age house, o;c I’he houde might be made secure against fire, and its situadou is convenient for merchant’s counting rooms. George Jones. march 27— 73 TUBLl€ SALES. Will he Sold Q.n the firtr Tuesday id Apt it next. By an order o£ the bon*.rah)e the Inferior court n Chatham county, at the usual hours of axle, in ■ front of the coq t-house, * Five Negroes to wit: Betty, her three children, ant) Arthur—to be sold as the property of the es tate of Benjamin Komtlf, tu make a division among the lieirs of saitf estate. M. Forsyth, executrix. feh 2.V fL—47, ' . StateBuvk Shares. On Tuesday, 8th of jJfirif' entvutjf. Will be sold, atsiie Courtin Ui’erity of Savannah, between Ihe hAOiirs >.flO and 2 o*cVck, Ten S4Al;BS in the «tock of the bank ftf the State of Georgia—TM property of Airs Hrrxt li>s a Minor 'Sold by order of the Court of Ordina ry ofChatharnwCounty. William T. Williams* Suatcdivn, feb 2 1— V7 ’Wuoitifam . ' bii 'tliesclrvV,. sbUi bSl. . IFill be sold'on board,.Ueshif 2.Vert; ti* , Onfton's irtin’rf,'T' ^ • eoo'a liiisfacls: Livferjiool g&jiuiff Salt ; ’cmw TRt^e known at itme of aa-t. ' to CMsasfoca0t.il i» : . / ; tJ.. Hi rberti aiht K 30tii ink tin arch 2S ^hjrues'dajr, tils IT,ll he sold on Ciaitfn’s iihu r J". SO kfg»L»rl , ' •. *1 blj.^No i viic&er*^, yul toli ’ ly use 4 barrel} Cber^T ., . 9 boxes London Mustard.' 3 baflr*stlneTwine .y. Tertnsmade known at tjme of.tala Sale to fa.itpexc* at It .n'itnck a . ” ‘ At ttvrberti fliicTr.. " inarch ?6—72 \ ■ On £atUfdaj,. ihe 2( Will be sold at tlie Lxc' iu ge wharf, wit! .. to close eona^nment, SO.Ijhds quaddloape M«.|altea . , af .' 13 pipe* L F Matieira \vJ)e; this yen;'* itrjsf, tation 20 pipes Holland Gin,' Ratly-AnnVcargri 200 a *r* frath Mu.tft. ! tlaisija 200 ooze* A by 10 window Glasd TS hamp ;* porter Bottles 30 boxts'mgro Pipes . 5 easss Chinese paper Hanging* 5 cases Chinese dming Sets . Tcrihir—sum^ under S->bO cash, over 300- ti J$500 sixty days; over ,<00 tn SlO-t) fourmonths; and ovdr §1500, six treu'.hs, for appriivtd erl- dptxecl paper. . ' ‘ ‘ ' Salt to (omrbence ©t It o’clneh. . - . . M Herbert, aut.fr. snsrrh 27 73 .- Ue.pja.hle House art Lot, for sdhi .On-tlie first Tuesday in Apt;i! next; v Will;be -old at ihe court liuttse in tbe city uf Sj. ' van’hab. between the usual hnurj of ten and three o’ch ek, , „ t Tb?t two-story dwvlimjf House on corner c( East Broad-street and .he Pay. together wi'hj Lot, whiOi ply ti an abnmiLyent to the city rt 9 dbllafs. There ta re on tb<r premises an excellent H'fohen and Stable, 1 and all other necessary out buildings and dl in good repair, Terms will be inviting and trudr knc't n ns the day of sale • Application m mtantiiue esu bo made, to Q. I_ Dobson, esq ot the subscriber. ' , •'* Si. yerbert’ riiafob 22 68. - "! , Executed rc.Vil . * t On Ute first Tuesday in RgrtTnirfi . Will,be sold before 1he eOUrt-bouse in this c,ityf • between tfis-usdal hoar* of 10 tnd 2 <'*cf 'er, the following property, belonging-to tkc e.tato of the'Isl^.Mrs. fclirs Arnoldt , _ '' The House and An son ward, fronting on Oglethorpe scitaref Thrre Lots m Cui-ry town. No 2€) V!' and 29; v ' . urime Negro Men, Cato 2nd Cwsar, f.rej' rate bricV-makers. " ■ A Negro Men, named Jack, in excellent hostler and eoachfoan. ’ . - A yoting Negro Fellow, ffollv accustomed to' driving i dray. . » ", j ....... Three Negro Women, Rose, ?*tty and SylvfiC whh iheic threc children. .. Term.'—halt the puTc'.ase pVsney of the bint aud Ipt may remain or. interest two, three and foci "eat*. " By order tbe ex<eu(or. " ' ' ^t. Herbert, qf&tV. march 1C — ■/ 63 ^ . From Eurofc.—The ship Mary & Henry, from Liverpool, arrived at Charleston on Thursday last,, in a passage 51 dqy*. Tlie acitoonta by tier are nut so late, by one day. as Uiote by ihe Thorn. The following letter confirms the depression in the cotton iparket:— **Liverpool, Jan. 29. “Our cotton market continues in the most de ireMed su e; the fcivorabic result to the Eoctdn _ hcu>e sale, w her*? 17-iKKJ bales we e sold at goud prices, produced no good resul; here. Our market is thinly attended by boy era—They screw u* to the lowest ebb, *nd then take 20 bales; fre quently 10. Yesterday 50 bale* of fair quality new Crop uplands were sold at 16d To-f'.ay ye have had scanty attendance at a public sale of 600 rats, which may cause rather more business, but cannot implfovc price* much The dealfrs art supposed to befuH of £ast*India cotton at (leclm* ing prices, and onp or tw o failqrts liaving narrow ed the indiifgerice cf t|ae bank*, ye *rs reduced at present to a few ^pxnneps as customers M East4ndix cot'on continues to arrive, both here and in London, and W*U tend to kcc^p down otfiei kinds, *j thf re is no question it is grown into gen. eral use fox 1 particular purposes; Sea-.danda are in very. 1 muted demand^ and.ill be lower. “Bice is declining—tbe Kt.c ck of EsstIndia rice is eery large, and the lownesaof 'its vahie brings it into use. to tbe exclusion of yours. 1 * Tobacco is J -* ! -ipfc and will be ocUl low^r. The <*-»•'— eek of |d.* has increased-Iks sale of dtclinipj last decline prime a 2s; upUnd|, new 15j^a46f(k old 16 ai7d; Or* Iean**l6 a 19d; rice; in bond, 32s 133sj Pslva 18s a 24si tobacco* Georgia, 5d a 7&7? L "*E T ' ' " . N , 'Tiro Thousand Hollars! The aU.ve reward,will be paid to ;u.y nerson ho, will furiinli information whiclt shul! cause the apprehension and conviptiun of the person or persons concerned in altering the Bills of any of the ii*itks in this city, from five and ten dollar fifties and hundreds. The undersigned, wi:h the desire of drcoveiing the perpetrators of tho.se infamous acts, will re ceive information^ either personally or in writing, and liberally reward tho^e who may fqrnirh intel- licence to effect the aD Jve object so important to this oonimuniiy. W. B. Bulloch, V. Ti. of Ga, Geo. Lmle.rson, P. /’. /}. R. RichanUon, V. O. B. U, S. mareh IS 63 JVbtice. All persona Indebted to the estate of Hermn Hoatlley. d»ee*,ed.are hereby requested to o>*k Immediate payment, and, a|l having cla'ms agaii:*t said estate to present them, properly attrsled, within the time preK.rihed hy law. to Clarissa Hoadiej, qdm'rjc, Kieeborougli, March 4. 18:9 fx— 64 Notice. AH person, having demands ajrat’nvt the est»tg of the late John Levett, >l*ceasea. will render the same, duly attested,- and thojk indebted sill ple-je make payment to tire subieriber,, administrators, with the wdLaimexed* ’ . "...C-hristina Levett, John Carriochan. vpaveh 19-—-if. 66 For gait, A valuable,tract * f htid containing a$out 2200 acres within four mijy.of tlie town of Jefferson, in Camden ^oumy.r ThB land is situated on the SatsHa r»ver, and on the St Mary’s rbad$ty is well calculated for the culture of ri^e, emtofi or cane, and whf be Sold low on appheatio*! to Messrs. RkJ' Habersham or to Joseph 0 Habersham* feb V. To ihe . Public. The subscriber hiking- provided himself with suitable Buildings, plea-antly situated, in the town of St Mary ’s, gives notice' to his friends and the public, fhat the same is na)r open .for tlie recep tion of gentlemen, or geaHemeh'w-i h their trini ties, whqth,; travel fmith.mititsuit of health or otherwise 5 ' Rootpj ready-furnishtd if required, and every exertion' treed to merit the considera tion of those *bo fevur him with their company. Tir bar will be provided with choicest liquors su'd Stables furniR^td^wUh x>*»«s»ary'articles' foensure a portion of the public patronage. Isaac Crew*. St Xsiy 5 *, March 13; 161B '•s' 'MR ' " Sheriff's sales. On the first Saturday nfer the first T-judtiy in .9fail next, Will be sold at the market house in the town o 1 St Mary’s. ■ Camden county, betw en the hours of ten and 1 Hrt* o’e!”rk of that f'l!'. The folioning negro. 81av<s, viz: iliar.na. Char lott and Clarice;; levied on. as the property o! Ezekiel Hndnall to sati'fy the foi|ow:ng >xt[ii tinni, viz: Sarah -tuart, adm’tx Genfge S'uart, v E?ekie! Hndnall Willi n* (Xlrbey «■» hzekie Hndnall, B-ja'-flUC ng, vs Ezekiel liuduall. Pro perty pointed on; liy the deendaut. Condition.', cash.. fsaae Bui lev, s. c.a. ’ M‘i~rh. 'Jjty r62 'v/nirulor’s Pales! Or* ut ' ■ 'I'liesduy in .Jll- y nert, il! b“--<he court-house in tfilt city gc'* m/ : r writer of the Mmorable tfie jus tic.r - (-i* *r•* court * f • hatb^m r«>»fi*y; T> • • o' i*:md t cnc !y*ittg ih tlie cennty <>♦ ,i»;v n » ilc ci::*iaining?s^Q rcrtu; , o in iht pbjini> if Vt iflees, Z4 r ; v- * being the r»u»l e»ia»^ of John Mutler, t dec ; fut- tjic benefit «>f iht hr:i*s aiit; creditors lames Avost Oiipjarfm or. feb 26 f Ta he sold* On Monday th* 3 d day tff May next. At Riceb.orougii, between, be u,usl iiOlii. of »e: and f ur o'clock. Ail the Personal-Es - ate of Hermon Hoadley deceased, cop.sisiing of a g*i.eral atjorttrirnt of ; Ory (i'obds. ■ ready nrofo Clothing. Hardware, Furniture. 6ig, and sundry other articles! Sale- o continue Ip iti'dav to day tintil thd' wfinfo is sold. . tXARiSSA HOADLEY arbs'rX. Ricehoroiig*'. Liheftv co. msreh )i- 64 On the f;rst Tuesday ui April next, Ifill he tn’u before the' Ceilrt t/ayie in this e/18,. I Five handknme building l"|; for .Si mmer rest] fleiicc at lh"SVlijis ItJiifl' xdjouning ihe lands td^n Mc’lntosfi e-(j - these jtre tlie only wj ter lots for sale at that |d.tce t and as regards 111 hcivlt^ii.esi. ct .btiiiity i f situation this cannot 5$ surpass^ ir» i!.«e s'»uti eri.. country; there is *w.i :i? ?!»is flare win ;*e children can have tfy heh» fit'M an' excci.cdl edorsttion is weft as healcL duns g the si.dfPfr season, 4 ThVi of slid lots Wiq he exhibited ««n the day of suK ircan bt seen ary time oil aj plicitiCr.. s . M. Iltfbcrt, auct't.' i march 13 66 , 1 0;i <he: fa4 TncsJay i« April heji 11 ill be Mold rn front of the ‘.crui*i~/}oute, if prci’iousiu disput' d of at primate tal* |aal The. JW US# and $01 gfl IS] on the Bay, at present' occupied by f* ■ ■fljl Charrirr. ■ fltouais.’ Side at 12 o'chek. \\ illitnr<l dj- Bafjer, aucFrij To whom apply for terms at private sale, f, b 22 1 4* Administrator's shied/ • On' the first Tuesday in April next, .. Wiu.be suld in front vt the' enuit house betfi] . tlie usual htnirs of It) aivl 2 o’clock, The House *ud tlprd nf (it No 7. io Heatiji; ward, fronting nn Barnarn street, being tire eornir liltofilrCell’s Term,«ash. M. ffero'j’rt, aij-i’ri feb 2-'>—ixm ■ p ' v| On (he fftfit Tuesday in Am Will t>e otiered for kale at the ecuVHhousi All that Plantation or Tract of lrend, on 0._ haw, called the Middle Plantation, containi:,;-l one bony 8‘0 acres; more dr lesepwidi one thl nl the undivided land’ belonging to tlie same ps :>-rty. Tmi*aknc 'hiril, cash; two thirdsTl twelves months, with interest, and giving- br and mortgage Cn the property. JatneS Jchnstc.ii'.’ J.'ttnes I) : cks<jn, ,L ”, by his attorney Jueisi Johnst:n’.\ march 25 c*— -71 Sale of African Slaves. .On Tuesday,‘the 4th <!av of May next, fill be sold in the town of MilledgeylUe, *t pub lic sale to tfie highest bidder. Between, thirty 'nd forfy prime African Slaves, who have been taken possession of by the ata-e of Ge'rpia in consequence of their-having been in troduced entrary to the lava < f this slatt and of the L'nited State*; Indisputably titles fill be niade and prompt payment re quiredl "V Byordvr of the governor - Charles \Vulia{8son,n^enf. march 11 39 . . Sheriff sale; On the fi-st luesday to May next. Will he sold at the coutl bouse'm Bryan county between the hour* of 10 and 3 o’clock, Allthat tract of pine L-uid. contsmirg 15f errs Bryan county: levied on as the p-eperty of the wtate of John Steriing to satisfy the state and county tax of raid es'sfd.for the year* 1817 and 1818 y 'GEORGE H S HUMAN, sic. feb 20 ... ; a-e' Ten JDpRars' reward Will bigi' of a'negib high, belonging to Sxrah 8tmre. , . Jem OiODf' Ad mi7iistrator&&aU. ...... On the fret 'Fuer&iy in Jd/rrii *ex!. , Will be soid. by permission of tlie court of orui*l ijsrV of ( hat!»arri county, before tfie Court-house' r in t,he cit) of StvannaU, I .A .Wgro Man; ttte personal proper*.y of Georr*' HtisUr, dftct&hi. . • J : ’ ^xecator's sales. the 1st Tuesday, in Maj next. . Vfllt be aold at the court house, in Savannah, be' ' twefn tire houVs nf ten arid two o’clock, E : ghty'4!Ye NEG qp sUve», the property of the eataie of die late JohnTxvctt, esq Tbezermr" will he made known'by applying-to thf stvbscrib-' en, athsiniatratafo, tr:ib the will annexed. • -' ■ 1 Christina* Krevett, foacrii 19-—f ■ , hn Carioochan. Sheriff 1 *? , 7|1 . (in theJitit Will tie s^ld in'llriii^wlc^GlyV*qC««vJt v * the' hours of tea MiMe ojkSdft * witiik.: i-
