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THE REPUBLICAN. FKID.IT KVESTING, March 26.1819. *» Vo uTtkiui mmutix. MB. CLEARFS BENEFIT. Tkh gentlemar. MrAmmv •f Georgia who eter p/id his respects to ''•4 •Wp t'nibcr, cannot be tooTiigfify apnreeiy* a"tT, uT«tj Mi well *1 for profit, it i» as invaluable possession. ■ Tlie administration of Mr. JrfTeraon, aaiMi^ otber valuable measures, was dia- tm^uishail by the purchase of Louisian:*; a pflrchostt which for incalculable benefits, lias never been equalled in any part of Vie World, and the commerce of New-Orlr*m, _ the rapid increase of the ire.tcrn state., ?* !*^V Ti! and richly freighted vemrl* on .the Ohio £££? !il“ ‘ V v*." £ and Mississippi, bear evidence of the poli-i ** want, wdnapbot prop^fos. cy and material advantages of that mea-| tcr * ff M ***“< feu " tor » nk *» ,on S **« sore. The administration of Mr Monroe C^tcrtrf the great m the lice of ids profiowion; will be renufhable lor the accession of the b * , . nadB “ ***** selection for on.- Ob even Florida*; onil these adventitious events I “Jf* entertainment. The play of the “Iron Will not fail to give additional celebrity to I tJhest’’ig without question, the grttlid ot their names, in Doth, our Spanish affairs I Column, die younger’*, admirable productions.— have been ably and judiciously managed j I" *t there is a most happy and natural uitcrmix- by the present administratiuo—there is a I lar * °f comedy with tragedy. The character of caution, tempered with firmness; a sound [ ** r Edvard Mortimer is one cf the most inteieat- discretiun and close adherence to the na-1 in S *n the whole circle ef the drama, and could bond interest, evinced in all measures fnot havcbcen better adapted totbetalerts of Mr. connected with our foreign relations; arid | Cleary had it been expressly written for bun-— the cabinet maybe considered as ably or-1 The otter character* are also admirably well .cast, ganised. If the adminiitralion is not bril-1 and we feel no hesitation in Saying that our • de- liatit, it is, n'everthelets, safe, and though I scrvedly great favorite, Hjlson, trill astonish partial causes may arise for discontent, I audience in the part of Wilford: It will be a great- ihe general interest of the country is close 1 — .. Ijr studied sndeorrectly pursued. er treat than even his Robert Tyke was. 'Of Falls of Clyde it is unnecessary to ray any thing: I Mr. Finn’s "Donald” is not, cannot be forgotten The Artigas privateer General Ar-1 a greater piece of acting paver was witnessed tifclS ml yestenmy brought into this I any stage in any age. We hopa therefore to see Wort Ironi Severn Hirer, (where ahe had put I the theatre full to overflowing. ft is the fiiat in on the 70i Inst.) in charge of an officer I times native ot Savannah ever made bit appeal from the revenue cutter Monroe, capt Hain I the liberality of Ins countrymen from the boards I of a stage, and we hope aild trust it will not I made in vain. A FRIEND TO MEK1T. belonging to this district, and was deliv ered over to the custody of the marshal, in pursuance of information of an attempt or. tm the part ot the crew to smuggle, from Mr. Weston, the second lieutenant of the general Artigas we lesrn the following par ticulars relating to the seizure of this ves- arl:—'The General Artigas sailed Irom Baltimore about 5 months ego; command-, 1;< thunder ef Sir Edward Monger, in th< cd by captain Pord.wUh acompl.mentolCO Cheat," l believe he is not sur snen, and mounting 10 guns. I.ieutenant I 1 .... W. states that they took no prizes, though 1 l,v lni ' °' h " frhey boarded several Portuguese vessels, winch, on account of their poverty, they permitted to proceed unmilesUd; not even availing themselves of me customary pri vilege of taking private pi operty. JJ iny short of vfood and tvatir they touched on the cost of St. Domingo for supplies, where they parted their cable in a gale—from w<#i __ _ thence they proceeded tin their cruize, j per bbL glOa 12; cornmeal,"'T75s s*lt,’l5o but springing a Irak soon alter aud en- 1 " — countering much severe weather, iu which they sprung the mainmast, foregaft and tuair. yard, and sustained otlu r damages, determined them to put into the Chesa peake, unri if possible to proceed to Haiti- more. Tfve evening after their arrival in Site tlhesajirakr captain Ford, in cense qutnee of. having lost the principal cable untl anchor, directed the pilot to make a harbor aryl he accordingly ran the vessel into Severn RiVcr. The next day the crew mutinied, am) MB. CLEARFS BENEFIT. Mr. Fail.—The "iron Chat”, and the "Falla Clyde” stand high in the ranks of first rate Co- mtdy. 1 am much pleased to sec this gentleman so j idiciuusly select such pu^s for his benefit. A.' character of Sir Edmurd Mortimer, in the passed by any other. The enlightened audience of Savannah will not, I hope, forget this evening that be is a native their city. The talents which he has shown, and the reap- ct which has been shown him by our fc) low-citizens, strongly indicates that be wili have .n ‘'overjtsving hmte, B. Pricet c,.—revt at A gotta, March 23 Cotton, 22 a 23 cents: tobacco, 8 a 10; flour, .Hurried—yesterda) turehbon, by the Kev. Mr Cranston, Mr. Jobs U. Smith, of tills city, to Miss Sanaa M. Tixton, of London. SHIP NEWS. FORT OF SAVANNAH. lUi saniTsn, Schooner Fliza-Ann, V/eaton, Havana. 6 days— I with sugar, malassej, coffee, segara, fruit, etc—to I J Batteile & Co. G A Raymond, S Clark, and oth lera. Paotengera—H Miller and G A Kay. I mnnd; The brigs Francis, nf Providence, in die- neatly (lie whole of them left Hie vessel I tress, with the loss of her fore-mast and main-lop. anti went onshore, taking with them what-1 foo* 1 * Charles, of Bath; and Sally .Ann, uf _ Phils- ever plunder they could conveniently stow stSftlZ •w« tn their tap. J he enpt. then set ofij n-, 0 f ph^dclphi.i, 33 days from Gtbnitsr, who for mltitnore, and on (he tlay following,I hadbeen robbed by s Patriot privateer of every the collector of Kast River being inform-1 thing valuable, with theptinnipa! part of her cargo ed of the crews, having brought ashore I . Sl ?? m - 0ilt Charleston Dtley, sundry dutiable articles went on bnaftl with Steam boat Charleston, Utiey, Charleston, 2 ds. Beaufort, (inland.) Patiengert—Mrs. Des- prang, Mrs Drummond, Mrs M'Kee, Miss Tor. an officer Of the customs in whose charge ranee, Miss Minn, Doctor Crawford, Doctor Wil ~ " ‘1 liams, Messrs Gales, Coffin, Course, Hsmmond, Brodari, llorlbeck. Fuller, Bentham, Gray, oil ston. Batteile and A mine. he placed the vessel* Some short time af ter the collector of the district of York boarded the schooner, and put an office. . St „ m ^ En . trpri « f from A wilh of his own in charge ef her, tit place of the freighting boats Nos 8 and 17 in tow-with cot- one left by the collector of East River.— j ton, tobacco and merchandize—to U Hill & Co ‘ ‘ 1 Fowler St Gardner, Liwr.-nce & Thompson, 'Vm Gaston, Campbell & Gumming, Johnston & Hills, Sturgrs & Burroughs, Mantnn & Rngtrs, Thomas Gardner, H Kimball, Camnchan fc MitchfL Scar brough tt M'Kinne, Laroche Si Watson, Andrew G Semmcs, >1 Tupper, laiw, Wallace fc Co. SJ. Bourgaux. Taft fc Sihlrys, Ponce fc M'Kei.sie, T. C Hayward, J I Grecve & Co. Charles Cotton and S C Dunning. ciusn, Stoop Bosetta, Howland, St. Mary’s and Jeffer son. On the ICtli inst. the collectnr ul York again boarded, anil ufter ordering all hands that remained in the schooner on shore, except the two commissioned officers, the armorer and carpenter, left her in charge of a revenue officer aud 9 men. On the I3th she waa taken charge of by the cut ter Monroe, from which vessel she v;as manned wilh a crew who brought her I round to this port, where after having been blown out to sea >n a gale she arrived as before stated.—Norfolk Herald. ITthiurt. Two Thousand Dollars! iks I -» ■» ■««*— —w- f «f. ^ ' MOTIVE TO M.HtIMEttS. There has been pissed ofl‘ Tybee, two large coppered buoys, one on tl.e tail uf the knoll, in two fathoms water, bearing frona the ligbt-hnuse n. s. w the other in 4} fathoms,» k. hv » from the lighr.htMise, in mid channel, where large ve« nchnr with safety when wind snd tide persons cons.med in altering the H-llt of anv the Banks in this city, from five and ten dollar, to fifties and hundreds. Tin undersigned, with the desire of tlbcnvct ing I the perpetrators of those intatn ms :.cis, w-ill re ceive information, either personal y nr in writing, and liberally reward those who may li.ri nh intel ligence to effect the annve object so intpoitar.t to thia community. XV. B. Bulloch, r. B. of Ga. Ooo. Anderson', /’. P. it. R Richardson. P. O. It. V. S. march IS —63 Persons af Color Registered in the CUrk's office, Camden _ _ county, on and before the first day of J crfitwig i«itj.at Hath, /or PprGtu, Varch instant' | Pnncejand a eehooner, name unknown, also ot ABRAHAM NICHOLS,a.K. Savannah, M.rch U6. 1819. jr/"t'ilitnrs throughout the union are requested to give the above an iqaertion. Po-t cf Chart,tton, Ma-ch 24. Arr. ship Robert Kilw. rds, Pherburne, Liver pool. Jti days; llr. -hip Jm-. Roger, Greenock SStlays; Hamburg ship August, Knssck, Li-bon, 43 da s, hanlwa-t. brieke. etc. On the 18th inst. 1st 33. 15, Inn 77, spuke ship Islington, 12 days from New-Orlcans fur Liverpool.- Br. brig I litz’sr, Anderson, l.tverprtbl 53 days. In- goods and tail. On the !9ih inst latS', 7, Ion 76. 25. apoke sloop Plitrbc, from Rum Key. bound to Wilmington Brig Only Son, Hall, Bermuda, 2i daya, rum and for ..’taren irtsiaai. _ I Hath.fur Norfolk, to sail neit day. The ackoon /Adam. IteUnda Cato, Sepec, Brttv, Wyley Bse-1, HetseTi rarner. 11 tUvs from NewYork for Ml, River-, Fmawell. Mary and 5 ehiloreii, ban- Port , u . Prine4 . t „„ „h 0 » on the 25th olt on the Kelt. , nev and 2 ekddren, U Brunet, Suaift Detail James Alfred Ga-'jau. Jacob Mure, Thomas Mure. Pat- tcy Time, Clement Sabatty. George Adams, Maria. Flora: Judah and three children. N W reef of Bermuda—the ert w and cargo saved, vessel much damaged, and undergoing renairs — On the 18th inst tat 32,25. Ion 7o, spoke brig Re ... | eovery. George, 3 ds vs from Wilmington bound No person appearing toi gainsay « b< , •**' on I to Bermuda. The Only-Son bound te Boa- before the *f c " n ‘l -Monday in April. 1 shall on j ton having exp- ritreed considerable bad wea- or before the first Monday in May issue the cer- Cficatesof registry contemplated by the acts un der which the foregoing enrolment ami publica tion are, made. John Failey. clerk. having exp thrr and head winds, put in here to repair. Brig Mechanic, Kaphel, Baltimore, 9 days, and 6 from the Capes. Sch’r Commerce, Snow, Bermuda, 12 daya— Left, March 10, ship* laabella-Hendenon. Dune, Jefferson, Camden c.-unty, March 13, 1819—641 Nevr-York. discharging; Charlotte, Appleton, of 1 Portsmouth, cargo not sold; brigs —, Pavell, of Baltimore, for Turks 1-br.d in 15 days; Milo, Snow, for Turka Island; Catherine, Crawford, for do; afh’ra Baltic, Bailey, for Norfolk, ready; Em igrant, Young, for Bedford, do; Archer, Bulla-, for I'crks-fsland; Herald. Mathews, for Charles ton in Gdayss Favorite. Tripp, for New-York in 1; Sally, Hobbert, fur Wilmington, to sail first wind; Peacemaker, Hunter, 6 days from Elizabeth City, to tail in 6 da for Turk -Idand; L ttle-John. TiL let, 5 day a from d tto, unesrtaia where bound; and a number of others at Hamilton, names unknown. Capt Snow inform* us, that captain Farrin, of the achr Favorite, from Baltimore bound to this port, arriml at Bermuda with his crew, in a schooner front North Carolina, on the 9th inst. The pas- aengtr* in the P were taken on board a vessel bound to Mattinique When captain F. t ft the Capes of Virginia be Had his pdot on board, and bintring very heavy at w. s. w. was unable to dis charge nim In the course of the tame sight be run asbote on the Currituck Shoals. In order to lighten bis read, be threw overboard a part of The Tracts of Land Advertised by S M Bond, esq for sale, contain ing 11015, at M-Girth’s Ferry, on St Mary’s ri- Te r, was jointly owned by Jacob Weed, Janus Finley ana Henry Osborne, which the records of Camden county will prove: 1 theref -re caution all persona from purchaseing an undivided third part of said tracts of Isnd as it is the property of the estate ot Henry Osborne. C. Fitzgerald, e.v’r.r. march IS—t* Notice. The public arecsut.oned sgVnst receiving s prtmitsary note, given by the suhwitber to Jatnrs Meilock, dated the 14'h of Octooer, 1818, fee gw:hundredandjtftc dslla't. for a negro folio*; wind, uid Medluck could not give over to me, foe fining no legal title to b:m; which note will Sot hs pTul b) me HARDT EVBKITT. iCTMcn zveory. 34, . his Cargo of com, when the was got off sad pro- ceeded to sex, without nukit.g any water. Soon after the wind blew a gale, ar.d he carried sail up. r-a her to endeavor to get into the qnlidt Sin am; continuing to increase, he hove too under diert vail, shipped a sea which hove her on her beam cnu>; for tin sr'tty of tlrfir tires both masts were out away tp cntUsvtirtw right her, tut the Kill continued upon her beam oMV The day follow. itUL capt F- and craw were tikrit off by the ves- ««abo»» cwuiuaed .stjmeBar®«" tinned above. fCII in at the lame time; aud took the passengers on beard. (probably the SaU.iite); brig lands Mforde. 29 days from Bcwem; ath’r Curlew, 45 day*fram do; and many others uokoown. The shp Remit tance, bound from New-Orl<-ans for Live^iool, had been ashorr and knocked off her rudde". in the river, and was returning. *. The V S acht Hornet, was at anchor within the Balize. Port af .Vs-fo/F, Match If. Smrwneex The eel tinner Prentice-toy, Mur- phv, from Richmond bound to Nny-Yck. with a cargo of flour, nut ashore on Sundaymnniing last, about 9 o’clock, near the Wash Voods, 25 miles aoutb of Cape Henry, and lias Iren since bilged. The captain and crew were aved, and the cargo will probably be also pmerted. Tftv scHooner sprung aleak on Saturday tight, off Hogg bland, when captain M. put bade and en deavored to fetch in the Capes, but a sear I e w w. wind prevented him. At the aim; -if going ashore saw a brig and two schooners dsiBssted— the funner standing.to the southward,the latter noth their heads to the westward. Fir Boston Tlie^chooner ELIZA ANN, Weston, master, wili meet with dispatch. ^For freight or -passage, apply to the Rmaa-.er on board, or to J Batteile <V Co. - J msreh 2fi si- 72 THEATRE. FOR THE BENEFIT MR. CLEARY, And the Last Night of his Performance. Tiiis Evening, March £6, Will be pecfonDcd, (jsVat lime here) a PLAY, called the IRON CHEST. AUCTIONS Sir Edward Mortimer Fitzharding Wilford ’Atlam Winterton Ran bold Sampson Armstrong Orson 1st Robber 2d do 3d do Helen BUnch Barbara Judith MR- CLEARY llorttm Htlson Faulkner Young Brown Nichols Clark Drummond Hyatt Seward Mr*. Young Drummond Waring Claris 3*3 yckich viU he aided, the Mels-Drema ef the FALLS OF CLYDE. For Jfew-York The fine fast-sailing sloop NBYV-YORK PACKET, Haskell, master, will meet with dispatch |For freight or passage, having handsome acc-.inniodations. apply to the tnasteron board, at M K.nne’a wharf, or to J. Batteile Sf Co. msreh 26-— »d| 72 The steam-boat Charleston Captain Utley, will ttxrt for Charleston, via Beau fort, To-Morrow morning, the 27th instant, at 9 o’clock. For passage, apply on board, or to Halt $’ Hoyt. march 25— 72 Landing, Prom schooner Khza-Anu from Havana, U-5 lihda Molasses 30 bhda Sugar 21 bags Coffee For sale by J BATTELLE fc CO. march 26—mJi—72 For Sale A young Negro Wench. 23 yeiri old, a good washer and ironer and cook. She is recommend ed as a faithful servant. Apply at thia office, march 26 1* 72 Gen. WBford Sir. Clark Farmer Enfield Young Edward Enfield Drummond Kcnmure Fennell Braik Finn MafotAia Horton Lindlcy Hyatt Gabriel Scbonntti Peter Seward Stccnie . Quin Mrs. Enfield Mrs. Horton Ellen Enfield Y'oung Jessy Drummond Janet Fafllknerj Singing Gipsies, Messrs. Nichols, Faulkner, Brown, Dalton, Mrs. Waring, kin Clark, fcc. Guards; Feasants, fcc. In Jet ltt, a Scotch Dance, by Min Clark. In Act 2d, a view of the Falls of Clyde. To-Morrow, S/th instant, Will be -old .i v K:i >\’.vhtif m.n -esefr*, 30 hhd* prime muscovada SUGAR. Teras tnide known at the nme of rale. Sate te c.ttmence a j - 10 •V.’e-J*. M. Heibert, aiict'r. trareh 26— 72 To-Mc-rrow, the 27th iast. ff ill be sold before my store 12 hhtls Jamaica, W. I and N. E. Rum 5 pipes Brandy 2 do Holland and 5 do country Gin 20 bla of Gm and YViiiakcy 8 bhda molasses 20 dozen Cordials SO demijohns cognac Brandy and Holland Gin, warranted prime Madeira W ine. Porter and Beer 50 boxes mould Candles So do Soap 40M) wt. Bacon 33 kegs Iresli Lard Butler and Chreac Boots and Shoes Writing anti wraping Paper Hats, Furaiture, fcc. Dry Goods, ready made Clothing, and A variety of oilier articles Sale to csinm-aceur 11 o’clock. A. llowe, auct’r. march 26 72 To-Morrow,S/th instant, ’ I on xohurfl lahtiinr fnn 1 th€ Havana. . 59 hhd» Primii Muvcondo Sugar 1 --V-i Terms made known at time of wdc * — — Sutc «• rmmtr.CICf at 11 0*cU<k. 31. Herbert, auet’r. march £6 71 To-Morrow, S7th instant, I Will be sold at the blue store, on the Bay, lately occupied by Mr Joe. Depass, without reserve, FORTY PACKAGES The public is respectfully informed MR. COOPER is re-engaged for a few Nights; and will make his appearance in the character of PIERRE, IN VENICE PRESERVED, ToMomrn Evdmng, for the Benefit of MR. FINN. <iy la rehearsal, the celeb ROBBERS, from the German of F. fcc *,* Ticket* and places for the Boxes may be Seasonalh Dry Goods', covsirripo ok A hai.dson.e asooi intent of Canton Crapes and Crapes Shawls, figured and plain. Sonnets, Sincbaws, Birdseye, Damask and blao Canton handkerchief*. Yellow and blue Nankeens Flag and Bahdana handkerchief* etc. Also, aa casartmenf */ Figured and plain Ribbons of the I Sewin ff ,ilk> a"' 1 ‘tats* Vaconit and cambric muslin Silk umbrcliara, parasols, linens Linen cambrics and h-indkerchiefa had'froro 9 till 2 o’clock at Mr Hath as’*, o'ppo-1 Ki j, *!te the Exchange, where the Box Office will be] hard'-re.'sncy needle case* \ nd ‘^ti'eST 1 Also.varicy offVncy anddomeriic goodawlta- t+T K performance every evening this week. b( f , h ” tit No postponement on account of the weather. I Admission to the Boxes and Bit, oax not.-1 an:—to the Callery Ttrrr cests. |3| The Door* to be opened at 6, and the pei> | formar.ee to commence at 7 o’clock precisely. |ry* Persons of Color cannot be admited. Savannah. March 26, 1819. Notice Nine months after date, -application will be made to their honors the justices of the inferior court of Chatham county, for leave to sell all the real estate of James Cleland and (Villbm Clejand, deeeasi A for the benefit of the heir* and credit or* of (he said deceased. ' -• Moses Cleland, adm'r. march 26 . . o$73 . Notice. Nine months after date application wfl be made to the honorable the Justices of the Inftrior court of Chatham county, for leave tosell two tracts of Land, situate in the county ofjitferson, adjoining each other, about ten miles below Louisville, containing (t-gether) eight hundred xre*. more or lew, part cf the reel estate nf John Tebeau. deceased; and to be aold for the benefit of the heirs uf said deceased. Catharine Tebrau, trareh 26- jo»—72 Qualified executrix. Georgia,—Chatham county By Samuel M Bond, cletk ot the court of ordi nary. To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Catherine Tebeau, of Savannah, tvi- ■w, and Frederick E Tebeau, of Wilmington Island, planter, have applied for Utters of admin- istratV'ii on the tsu'e and effect* of Mm Ann Dii. Ion. late of Savtnnali, w idow, dec-1std as nearest ’ k'n to :he deceased, a* principal creditor*. Now, thcrelore, these are, to cue anti admo nish all and singular the kindred and creditors of die said deceased to file their objections (if any they have) in my office on or before the 27th day oi April next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted to the spplicar.ti.' Given under my hand and sell of office, at Sa vannah. the 26lh day of March, A D 1819. [L S] S U BOND, c c o much 26 72 Georgia—Chatham county. By Samuel M Bond, clerk of the court of ordi nary-. To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Samuel Ni.-Uolns, «f Savannah, mer chant, has applied for letter* of administration (with ihe will annexed) on the estate and'effects ~ r Pbineas Bona, lately of Pnila-lelphia. deceased, . behalf of the largest creditor. Now, therefore, these are, to cite and admorn h -.1 and singular the kind'll and .creditor* of the -^id deceased, to file ‘heir objections (if any they have) iu my office, on or before the 2otli day of April nrai, oO^rwise letters of administration will granted to the applicant. Given under my liand and seat of office, at Sa vannah, the 25th day of March, 1819. [L S) S M BOND, c e o march John G. Covcling Offers his services, in Augusta, to his friends and the public in general, in the capacity of Auc- tiaue-r and Corraicsun Mercian, and will be thankful for their tavors. Any consignments o merchandize fo; sale, or any order tor the pur chase of produce, will be tbankftilly received snd faithfully attended to. Augtuia, Go. Frh 9, 1819—axf—38 John C. Holcombe Hiring taken the ware-house lately occupied r Mewelfin fc Dickinson, offers his services iu the FACT0R.iGEr.tid COMMISSION L1AE— Hi* store houses are now undergoing a thorough repair for the reception of produce, merchandize fcc.—and strict attention will be paid to all busi ness committed to his care. Aurana, CGa.JJaly 1 - f 156 Twenty Dollars' Reward. Two negro men belonging to the subscriber, named Jcerrxn and Moxoat, formerly of the es tate of John Horskins, are runaway, and are pro. bably m the neighborhood of the Union plantation in South-Carolina. The one half of the above re ward will be paid to any person yho will xppre. bend and deliver either uf those negroes to the. goaler of Savmnah, or to the undersigned at bis plantation (Oak Grove) on Savannah nver. Edwatd Harden, match 2c—lu—69 Georgia Hussars. S^dmr^r. The member* ol the corps will assemble at the | Exchange To-Morrow afternoon, 27th instant, j at S o’clock, for the purpose of re ceiving the re-1 port of the committee appointed to draught rule* j for the government of the corps. By order of the captain. Pelot; first serj. march 26—a—71 PUBLIC SALES. Sheriff's sale. On the first Tuesday in Jane nejet, (Fill be aold at the court-house, in Bryan county, between the usual hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, One House and Lot, Kitchen, Smoke House and I Kitchen and Stable, and all other Occcuary out- Stable, in the town of Hardwick; levied on as the I buildings and all in good re|>air. property of John I Jenkins.'to satisfy his fifty per I Terms will be inviting uid made known an cent tax for the years 1813 and 1816. snd his j the day of rale. Application in meantime can be general tax for the year 1817—due $S0 72. and I made to O. L. Dobson, esq cr the subscriber. Terms made known at time of sale. Sal; it commence at 11 o’clock M. Herbert, auet'r. march 26 - 64 On Tuesday, 30th inst! Will be sold on board Ihe ship 'Ihorn, at Gaston's wharf. 5006lmshels Liverpool ground salt. Terms made known at time of sale. Side to commence ut 11 o’clock M. Herbert, auet'r. march 26——72 On Tuesday, the 30th inst. Jii« be laid on Goataa’avharf. OT tegs Lent 15 half bls.* No 1 Mackerel, put up for fami ly use .4 barrel, Cherry Bonnes 9 botes London Mustard 3 boles seise Twine Terms made known at time of sale Sate to cvmnic.ee at 11 o'clock M. Herbert, auet’r. march £6' ■■ 1 72 Valuable House and Lot, for sale. On the first Tuesday in May next. Will be sold at the court bouse in the city of Sa vannah heiween the usual hour* of ten and three o’cl- ck. That two-story dw.lbrg House on corner of East Brosd-street and tho Bay, together with Lot, which pays an annual rent to the city oft9 dollars. There are on the premises an excel lent march 26 72 GEO: H. SHUMAN, s. a c. inarch 22- M. Herbert.' On the first Tuesday in April, Will be offered for sale at the court-house. All that Plantation or Tract of Land, on Ossa- baw, called the Middle Plantation, containing in one body 8 JO acres, more or lets, with one third oi the undivided land belonging to the tame pro perty. Terms*—one third, cash; two thirds in twelves momha, with interest, and giving bond and mortgage oa the property. James Johnston. James Dickson, by hit attorney Jama Johnoton. inarch 25 cm 71 To be sold, On Monday the 5 d day of May next, At Riccborough, between the usual hours of ten I and four o’clock, * -■ --i.. Executor's sales. On the first Tuesday in April nextj Will be told before the court-house in tills iity, between th- usual hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, the following property Wringing to the estate of the late Mrs. Eliza Arnold: The Houae anil l,ot No. 6, An son ward, fronting on Oglethorpe square. Three Lota in Curry town, a- o 26, 27 and 29. Two prime Negro Men, Ctto and Cesar, first rate brickunokera. A Negro Men, named Jack, an excellent hostler and coachman. A young Negro Fellow, Rolla. accustomed to driving a any. Three Negro Women, Rose, Patty and Sylvia, with thrir three children. Dry nan,f *««■«•—.. n—i*-.. Furniture, Gig, and aundry other articles. Saffo io continue from dav to day until the whole — sold. CLARISSA HOADLEY. adm’ix. Ricebomug!'. Liberty co. march 15—64 march 16 -63 Sale of African Slaves. On the first Tuesday in April next. Kill hr i.Id before the Court Route iu thia city. Five handsome building lots for Si rnrticr resi dence at li tisdins Bluff adjourning ihe lands of wr?. n J U u < ? a TL t ; 1C ^ 1 V\ni?dstride"at'tuh. I Hampden McTntoah esq-'thcae are lira only wa- Will be sold in the t0 * n ^*’ ** pub ' | ter lots for sale at that place, ar,d as regards the tic tale, to the highest bidder, .heautv Between thirty snd forty pnme Afr.«an Staves, j in , he , oul p ern country; there is who bave_ beer, taken possession of by the state of I ^ ^ e rfci .;,, n eon have the Georgia in consequence of then havmg ^] b, ne fi t of an excelltdt education at well at health duriog the summer eea*>m» F«*n ofraid lota will ’ situation thia cannot be the United States Indisputable titles writ be made and prompt payment required. By order of the governor Charles Williaraion^flgent march 11— 59 inor the w . fee exhibited on the day of tale or can be seen at any time on application. ^ M. Herbert, auet'r. march 13 — ■ 66 [ Sheriff’s sales. On ihe Jtral Saurduy after the f** Tuetday in April next. Market hot tar u SL Mary’s; In Camden county, between the. hours of 10 and 3 o'clock of tl.»t day. The following negro sb*w. «« Mote*, Dtao« Sheriff’s sales. On the Jtral &uurt£iy after the fire! Tueaiayin April next, . —, . . Win be sold at the Market house in the town of St I Will be aold at the Market bouse in the town of Mary’S, in Camden county, between the hours ■ *» «mntv. between the often and three '.’clock of that ilav: The following negro Slave*, via: Caasr, Char-, «uc ivnu.uig *"-6-- ——-* — ——,~x~ I-itt, Ahbagel, Fanny, Harry, Cudjo, Juba. Jim, j ns and Elizat le-ied up «» A b *.. P ro g e ”> cf jack, Jim and Billy, being eleven m number, levi-1 Sands to aatisfy * mortgage William Bailey vs. lay ed on at the property of Ray Sand* to aatbfj the f Sands. . following executions, vli; Wifiiam Drummond! vs I Also the following other negro staves, via: Ch Ray Salias, James Dill v* Daniel Copp and Ray j tlfa, Mary, March and Aprils leried m «* UM c.r.-s., p p Thomasson, administrator of Francis f property of Bay Sand* to astnfy • mortgage Jo* Leroy vs Ray Sands, and Nichoisa 8 Btyard vs I reph Rain vs Itay Sands. Bay Sand*. Conditioru, cosh. 1 Isaac Railejr, s. c. c. JeSenoD, Cvsdea ciunty, JJUrthi, JU9—64 Isaac Bailey, s, c. o, / Jeflinoo* Coioto •j.tA.fri
