About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1819)
i<Wifif.t6 mile*' o? tbxnr, JSstSSh t Ft entertained of the-robber be- fas id w near it U is. hoped die Fo- Kc**fll be an the ajkrt-to CUfh the villain description ia~i» fnHows:—Very *»<* 5-fe-et inches, high, fair ripaplexinn, Sight hair, fiat bead, Beat ty •*»'«; «a«H>e wa» 45 jetn of age, but appeared about S5t, bait nanteloons of •hile plains,'a eailur’adsrkgVrr jacket,.a calico sett of red and. yellow, with o*na- **ck f -*<karitsiati Vltg Gazette Vtkinst. Qffbnen.i~T<ito of the persona (flej ▼aril and Roberta} who.had been commit ted to jail some time since as concerned in t|ie highway robberies near this city, and •h* had been brought up under a writ of habeas, corpus were admitted to. bail oo Tuesday Yesterday, Roberta w#» ■gain arrested, charged with threaten'in the life of Mr R. Mchwach. When taken h c was uii Iter-(back, and. in endeavoring ■ t» escape, by running u Queen street, he fid!, With hu horse, into a place where the •treet bad been opein.\l,fur the purpose ol clearing out the drain. The horse was killed, and i<o icr.s arrested and commit- tml to j ti!.—.Roberts is a notorious cliarac ter—is said to have heietuforr escaped from Hie jail, at Savannah, and from that i&lhia citij and, judging froui the efforts - which he i> aile yesterday to escape, no doubt supposed tliat lie was about ’to be arrested up .ubiimr .ii>.ire serious charge — > Ch- Courier, Sfith iunt. , MONK 1‘imCl ' - Under, the Norfolk brad, in this day’s Courier, will be found recorded the ex pluits of-the privateer general Artlgas, Captain Kurd.—‘Two" uf the unfortunate then of the furfuguse ship,, which i* theie mentioned as having arrived at Kallimore, reached this city on 'Tits today last, by {and, lrou> S' Augustine} and -a >ve since p r. ■ seeded ..a is Haiti mor--. It appears, tart after being kepi in close confinement un board tueir » ip Idr upward* ol 4C> day . they matte the -mast of Kiorida, and of St. Aiteu.tine, when the land tvas barelji i fignl Iri'Ui Die mast head, they were tai led upon deck, and drove n^t>a-small b»..t after bl'tug* plundered i fall their clnllda... ^c.—fu. tills perilous situation, they tfte • deserted,and ion,tali inevitably have Ju. 1111011. liad" they mu been pr**vi<leiilu:llt fallen in with by a coasting vessels, .util Carried into Sit. Augustine. Auauvr.y, March Sf. Hit KM On Wednesday nioriiing last; at three o’clock, a (ire broke out ’from the liven Stable of Mr. Fup.umait LAcT,~sitU.ited oi. Ellis street. Tit.* (ire companies, and cit izens generally, hurried to the *c'e«c of action, with their usual alacrity. Frinn tin t reat quantity n! fodder in the stable, thr re raged with such rapidity, that the whole house was nearly enveloped in flame*,before any as.isiaiiee'could be ren dered. _ An immense column 'of .fltmr ruslied through (he roof, gild ascended to * considerable height, illutifhiatrog the heavens with its splendor. Fur a few moments the scene'W4« awfully prund aud alarming; and induced us to; believe, ere we appruached the iimmediate vicinity of, '-.fhq conflagration, that it way much more extensive .than it pr<iv«;iJ\.L» be., Favored by the calmuess of the night, the well di rected, aud animated exwrjtioil* that were . Used soon arrested the pijigreas of the an- . gry and- devoutiug dement. Only t.wo dwelling bouses and a few opt buildings were consumed. Uutvvp regret to stale that there were 20 burses in the s'able.at .the time of the ire, 12.of which were burnt together with 5 . xis-*, 3 carriages, and' 1' curricle, 'fhe 8 remaining' horses we^e Saved by the. desperate egertiuits or Mr Ki.'<BaEl,L, the k'-vper,' ir.g continued in the stable until his clothes, took fire; IV'nni which, however, he sustained but little in* •jury.: . . ; ", . , VVc understand tnat there Is a consider* ab|e quantity »l Ounp-twiler in the city, i which .has .not been U- po lled in.the puL- . UStMsgazme .It men, who can tints neg- y-tfct -••'.trade our municipal regulations, wouln retl -ct but for a inuinenttm the cul- pimii.lv uf their conduct; on'the teniblv ami distinctive consequences, which might re.ult from it—-wh eb /tasresulted from thr like at the recent fire, in Sayantuh, when the mangled and bleeding comes of three •r four of their fellow beings, were tin- dreadful consequences of > unlar miscon duct—-surely ili^ saving of a few- ceut^ <!nuid be no inducrment fur an evasion ol •ur ordinance; nor the plea of forgetful aesa any extenuation for a shameful inat tention to there own interest and au(pty, and to that uf a whole community. Georgia—Effingham county. By Jolm c...»rhon. .I.rr, oi the court i f ordi- aai7t for the cuqnty sml sia-e sf.1rf5.1d yrhtre.-u, Jona-.ban Seciijer »nd \nr, Catharine Shrimp applies for Irtler. of sdmmisiraimn on the estate of Williaip Slu mp, late of I.Hingbam county, deceased These are, therefore, to cite aril admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to file thiir objections (,fany tliey have) in my ofT.ee 00 or before the hist day of A. ril next, otherwise hitters uf cdinim-trat.un »ill be granted the applicants. Given under -ny hand and lest; this 18;h day of February, 1819. [L S] JOHN ClIAULTON, cctcc feb 18 • « Geocgia—Effiug/iam county. By John Charlton, e.irk <-l iiie court of ordi- nary for the county and state aforesaid Whereas, John "Uusgcr a; r>l'--s fpr letters of wdnuni-tratioh on the estate • {' Hand Cannad;, late of F.Htngham e-unty. de.cascd T'hese are, Uierrlbre, to cue and ad at ni<h all and singular the kindred and (ttr iitori of .-aid de ceased to file their objections (if any lt.ejr have) in my office on or bclore the fit»i day of April next'otherwise letters of administration will be ^Gi'ven'uoder my band snd syal, this 18th day rf ^iuahr. „ feb IS * THE REPUBLICAN". Tuesday Evening, March 30, 1819. Blank-jlajiij&its fur safe at Kill effice. COKIlESPOUEJWL\ “CRITIC” is received, and.lhsll appear* LIGHT■ nol/SES —Proposals have been is*, sued by the Treasury Department o£the United States, for the erection of two Light Houses; one on the south pan of Cumberland Island, and the other on the south, point oFSapelo bland, in this State. They an to be built with tabby, brick or stone; and to be completed by the 1st July, 1829. son ruf savannas Burnucix, TUEATIUV4L. The German Drama, from the translation of Thcmpscai, certainly abounds in striking scenes calculated to produce a strong effect upon the feelings. Deeds of villany an gilded by the mrst specious sophistry and virtue and vice, intermingl- ed with such dexterous arrangement, that the mind is at a loss to determine where the one ends, or when the other commences. There is a kind of heated restless sensation produced by the exliibi- lion of these plays, that partakes less of pleasure than of disappointment, and although our interest is excited throughout, mir expectations ape ever deceived. We look in vain for a natural arrange ment efruc^mts tending to, an effect, orasysfem- aiic display uf passion operated up,on by probable causes; nil is incoherent and wild; ami although decked with the choice*; Rowers of genius, these Howers are scattered without method or judge. aljtut. The tragedy of tb.e Itobbcrs wliich was exhibit- ed last night, is probably the most sphndid produc tions of its celebrated author, and exemplies fully tin justice of the preceding remarks. Its beau* ti.-s are imposing—its defeats glaring—the cir cumstances are improbable—the mural disgusting; and yet m spite of our reason there is such a wild grandeur thrown into the character of Charles de ilbor, 1 hat we forget his crimes—pity andadanre him. Mr. Cooper’s peysonatam.Qt this character was very far short of my expectations. The play n fact was somutioued dial the effect anticipated "coul j'not be produced by any at the performers; and uic translation of Thompson was discarded lor some p.her certainly inferior-to it, the phrase- olugy of which/friquently waa very ridiculous— could any tiling be mor$ perfectly ludicrous than the s-,lemn tone in. which, the commissary, as if to cap the climax of the atrocities he bad enumerat* :j, adds, ’has thdu not set bee to our must hoijr Powder Magazine!” Mr. Cooper, in tbi* scene, played wkh more spirit than in any of the otberi, although a certain if li tlussnesa appeared to accompany him ihroughout his whole performance. Where there was so little above mediocrity, end so muca more to censure than'spplsud, IXeel a reluctance in pursuing the subject; heing fully aware, that it. is not from incapacity that Mr. Cooper disap pointed us-Mat night; but from some exlreosic circumstance,Arhich we hope, bpth for bis sake and-that of his audience, will not again occurJ-- It would be unavailing and invidjous to criticise with'seventy upon tbe merits of the other per* formers, since the Golub of the theatre.bM fail ed to pirate. It might not, however; be impro per tq suggest to Mr. GUfttt the .propriety of distributing tbe characters in a manner suitable to. the powers of the actors. It would afford, more satisfaction to the audience and relieve the actor from the unpleasant consciousness of unavailing effort. For instance. Mr. Hatton..who ap pears so seldom, would personate with great credit characters alloted to Mr. Clerk, whi> really must undergo a-pair.ful drudgery from tl^e unin. termitliitg exertions he it’ called on to malje—and last night every persao must have been' disap pointed by tftra. Young's representation of Ame lia. Tliat lady’s sunny face, decked in smiles, and radiant ih beatity, was T.ever calculated to depict the strong and varied emotion's which are requir ed to delineate that character, (p -comedy, her platful mirtli, occasionally damped by a-passing cloud of sadness, never fails to delight, and we. Tgret that she should bi Called from that sphere in which she is always surrounded by admirers, to wander in a path unluiovrp and ungenial to her. .'' : c. > ana Tnt axvAsxxB JurtraucAS. > . It hat bren frequently matter of atianiihment to •ne, -that those to whom.the people confide the h-ghest honor and trust in their gift, vizi making laws, should execute this trust so carelessly, as we every dav see that they do. 1 propose em ploying a leisure hour now ar.4 then in noticing such parts as evince tins carelessness, which is to be found in the laws passed by congress, as well as in them by our own legislature. For instance, the 3d section of an act pissed on the 2d inetant, enacts “That every vessel bound for porta on the continent of Europe, ahall have aeeured under deck—80 gallons of water, 100 pounds salted provisions, 100 pounds ship bread and 1 gallon of vinegar, for each passenger, above what they fthe passengers) may provide and over the pro visions of the crew.” Now l would humbly en* qure whether this is to be tall or freth water >— and if the former, whether the law would not be conformed to; and whether it was not as neceasa-y to provide for vessels bound to ports on tbe Eu ropean ItUdubfes those on the continent HOKES TVS. Wj-Becjggg8 .r ~ hi; - «ec SHIP WBWM. Stic POUT OF SAVANNAH. a" ..■■"TT AUUTA2V Sailed in company With Thomas Si Sarah, Cook, of Tbomastotvn, bound fh' fuAs l»!*hd- sch’r Sally, Hopkins, ol Saco, (MeV loading for Boston; sch’r Victory, Dcnnet, loading fpr Forts- mouth, (n a); and sloop Industry, F.ontU, of Waldes'ooro, (Me) loading for Boston. Left on the 18th Feb at Bermuda, an eastern brig, capt Kilpatrick; a brig from' New-York, loaded with staves, had diacnarged them, and taking in the same cargo for Jamaica; a sch’r from New-Lon- don, (Conn) in 40 days, with live stock'..and a brig from. Norfolk, going to Hamilton to take in freight. Schooner Caroline, Emery; Baltimore, 12 daya —with com—to It & J, Habersham. Sloop Amelia, Sturdcvaat, Plymouth, (N C) 7 days—with corn, tar, shingles nod pease—to Files Si Potter. Left stoop Packet, to sail the same day for this port. Sloop Union, Sal.ivjieh, from bt'lntosh court house—with cotton—to ILit f. Habersham and Joseph S Peloi. Savannah river navigation company’s boat Gen eral Adair, from Augusta—with 173 bales cotton —to YVm Gaston. Laroche fc Wat.-on, Johnston St Hills, Tliomas Gardner, and 8 J Bourgaux. Steam-boat Carolina, Jewett, from Augusta, with freighting boats Nos 12 and 31 in Ca.—with 300 bales.cottuo—to sundry merchants. cuuaiq, Sehr Bright Phoebus, Smith, Dariea. Sloop Alpha. Coffin, I’lymoulb Sloop Sailors-Rights, Devergew, 03sabaw Island Sloop Brothers, Chadwick, Providence The sch’r Marcellus, Little, 10 ds from Turks- Eland (noticed reports having. [eft the following vessels at that place; Ship Diana, Ward, for Uiarletton in 4 day*; schooner Mtm- roe, Moody, for the States, in 3 (lays; sloop Ve nut, Allred, fur Hartford in 3. days. TJte brig Peggy St Pamela, Pray, was at the Caucuses on the Jtkb inst Thp Marcellus sailed in company with the scli’e Baltimore, of end for Fbi()tdelphL. Spoke thg schooner Margaret, 4 daya.wt from Chat lesion bound to Havana. JTOTIQE TO M4RUy&*S. \ There hu been jilaced off Tybee. two large coppered buoys, one on the tail of the knoll, in two fathoms water, bearing from the light house x. a,- w (he other in fatlioms. x> x by a. from the light-house, in m.id channel, where large ves sels may anchor with safety when wind and [tide will not permit to proceed higher up. By order' of the commissioners of pilotage. . ABRAHAM NICHOLS, si Savon neA, Jlirt h 26,1819. dj-Editors throughout the unton are requested to give Ijieraboye an ptsertion. . (m) ... ; Pielcei Up adrift, A few days since, r X*wl Boat. Tiie owner can have the same by paying for this adverse' raent oa appheation to . . j, Herbert, march 30— c*— 75* West Broad street. Turk’s Island Sulk. 40CQ heahels, -on. board schooner Marcelkix. captain Utile, laying, at Hunter’s a-harl', for sale on accomrioidating terms.. Apply to captain Lit tie on board, of to , 1. MINIS. ttiarCh jJ—*' ■ ..Lumber avid Goat- 40,COO. feet W P Boards . lS9 chaldron Canal Coal For sale by - - pafcb30- Zf - ■ Pot Sal*-" i M(NIS. A pair Of elegant carriage Horses, with travel ling Waggon and Hwness complete—also a fine bay Horse,'fit for either the saddle or gig. Ap ply to the; subscribers. . A. Mein &R. Scott. " —75 . ' 5 To. Hire A Negro Bo' of age. Apply - to march 30--- t| sixteen or seven’een year* ^WILLIAM MOREL. 4 Green -Turtle Will be served up at Leali Simpson’s, east en.- Bay lane, on Thursday next, the in of April, at ilxvxx o’clock 4. at, Gentlemen can be accommodated, anq families can be supplycd by sending, march 30*——a*——.76 LEGISLATURE Of PENNSYLVANIA. Harrisburg, Tnurtday, -Varci 18. T|ie resolution moved.by Mr. Hindman /nd Mr Kewhard, on Saturday tbe 27th of last month, approbatory of the conduct of general Jac/ison, tf as this day taken up in the nou«e of representa tives, cb. sidered,andadopted —yeas55, Jfsy«26. The resolution was as follows; Hnelyej, That the conduct of major- general ANDREW J4.CRSOV, ip the late war with Great- Britain, and her savage allies, and in thy' late Sem inole war, ia marked with energy, valor, skill aftd patriotism, not surpxsstd in the annals of our country: and inasmuch as the approbation of bia conn ry ia the highest honor that a hero and patri ot can receive—They therefore approve of the conduct of general Jackson and fhe decision of Congress thereon: and that' the governor be and he is hereby requested to prestjit the thanks of thia f'ommnpjveaf'-h to MAJOR-GENERAL. AN DREW JACftitjV. iu a quenprthat be may deem proper on die occasion. [What say you to this JHcnd L»cock?J—Ethlor Savannah JlcevbUtaa, five Dollars’ reward Strayed from Mr Formt’s {/laiiution, n the 16 b instanty a sm«4i raan Mare, four years old, dock ’•ail and roached inane: branded on the thigh am left shoulder P -The above reward will b paid on deliverir.jjf the said mare to the subscriber at Littie Ogecbee. Chatham county, or for any any inforfliai\on 90 that 1 get her. John Ptircell. inarch 30—wf'-—75 TSEATREv - - THIRD NIGHT ,. •Vr. CO QPiER’&Tf-engagement* T$ii Eyeoipg^ M«fch.30, Will be performed, the COMBDV of . Rule a fKfe nnif, Rave k Wife. MR. COOPER Cnimmond Ifoatt Young Hortotj LEON Duke of Medina. Spnchio MichiellPerez Don Juan Alonzo Pacafogo, Lorenzo. Attendants, Margate tta Rstefania ' Altea ■ Clara Ladies Fenheft Faulkner.. Seward Messrs. Schajic'di & Brook* Mrj. Waying' YoutliB Claii' 'Drummond Un, Eaulkner It Hprton Old Woman Mr- Brown ' Maid ' ‘ Quin. Sfier the Comedya J)anet, by Miss QUak- To which'will be added, for the second time, c FARCE, in tva sett, ' cum Tax Sleeping Draughty DoctotVlrtcolo ' Mil Faulkner ParmerJBrurjo Horton ’ Klnaldo , . . Drummoqd Popolinp Hilsort Gabnottd Daltqif Valclo Quin First Fellow Seward. Second Fellow, . Scnohetti Franchca Mi% ljrummond -Npona * . ' Vvanitz ■ “*■>» tb-Jjdprroia Evening, . i i'ne Comedv of A; Cur^ for the Heartache, ; t , AND TIIK GRITIC- For the ^enefijt qf Mr. HILSO-ff.. In rebesrsa), a COMEDY, called the GREEN MAN, (cum the French of M. M.D’ AuSigny, by tt. Jonga, esq. .. . J . In preparation, th.e Grund Romantic Melo-Hra- ma of TlMOWll THE TARTAR. ? Tickets snd places for (he Boxes may be had from 9 till 2. o’clock at Mr Hainan’*, oppo site the Exchange, Where the Box Office wil\ be kept: and.in lha evening at the Theatre, as. usual, ■fjf A perforiPance evci^ eyenjng tills weejk- No postponement oh account of the weilher. Admission to she Boxes and Pit, oai nut- xaa—to the Gallery nrrx cuts. j III The Doors (o'he opened at 6, and th< per formance to, commence at 7 o'clock precisely. ICj™ Persons of Color qannot be adtnifed. Savannah, March 3GL 1819. ’ • * ■ United Statep of Jlmerica- 1 DISTRICT or GEORGIA — IS THE ISSIRUTT. Tie president of the United Sttuee to tfe murtlv:! of. euid district, greeting! [L. S.] JOHN I. BULLOCH, cfcifc Whereas,»libel fiatii this day keen filed, in fht admiralty couri of the United jftates. tor said di trict of Georgia, by Charles A'iulvev, vice copstu of biaOatho'ic n ajuty the. king of Spain, (zf the -rate and district of Ceo;-pia, stating. That hum- time ab >ut the day of the preaeut month o March, a certain schofmcr or vessel called the Prince Maurice, ladirti with a cargo consisting i f wine, sugar and coffee, arrived from some p£c< to the libellant at -present unknown, in the ;.o» of Darien, in the/istriet aforesaid and within tin juriroiction of i f m honorable court where the snd wine, sugar ap'd coffee aow remains: That tli said cargo cif.isisting ,pf one liiliaired. and ’fifi boxes white sad brown sugar, fifty bags cuff, and eight c/.sks of wine, is, as -he jib-lliuit is ii* formed upil believes, the t ropert- of certain sub jicts of Ir-.s Catholic majesty the kiHgofScam. at present unknown to tie lib-lLpt. winch hat!- been pr ratically snd ftlrniously. or without an thoritj., and'unlawfully'upon the high am opci seas, captured, stized, lahen and wcried awzi frog, the poa-etsiooefthe true and (awful owners thr rrof, (Spanish subjects as aforesaid), rr'fnu. t'j etr agents, and trou'glt into tha'zlaresaid port f.l Danen, in order that the same might be con- • retted totneuse the piratical or-tp-sulhnriseo captors--thereof- The libellant further p,f rm: this honorable court, (bat the' said, property lutn been detained by, and is now in the custody o: the collector of the pcfrt of Darren, to abide tbe orders and deerte of the said cc nrt. - Now, Iherefbre, you.' the said marshal, ate here by commanded to citeaud admor.i«b. all and - o gttlar, every person or person* having, or pre tending to have, any right, title, properly, inter est, claim or demand of tn, to or upon the’af m - said articles, to be and appear at a citiit' of sd ; miralty, to boheld at-thc courtJiuuse in-thecit] of Savsnuh. on. the fourteenth at. of April next, to amktf the libellant, and have you then and there this Writ,'with y oitr return thereon j; Witness toe tun ,table W'd.lam Davies, esq. district jisdg of tke-Umted States for ihe d - trirt of Geotgfi* this twentyHrevcjitl) day of Much, * . -tii&ershkin & Drj«d-<l«, -^ -'yneftrifor tec:loot. ■ q3* All patrons interested in the foregoing mo nition Wdl take doe notice . _ Juhn H. Morclj marshal B. ft* march 30 ■ '~ T4 • OALl.EBV fine'Arts,! JVoui open, for a short lime, at the Go.Vft- House, in Savannah, I Signor NICOLAS FIENGO, proprietor .of the Museum of Master Pieces of Antiquity, now ex hibit ng at Conceit Halt, Charleston; anuouncet to the citizens of Savannah, that he hu just ar rived from that city, and has brought with hint a large collection uf Nli)i('F.L 1TF.S, which will bt worthy (heir attention during hiS short sthy. (E? AU the reticle* .brought by Mr Fieiigo foi exhibition are intended, fur sale at moderate prices previous to' his departure. •' , ' Among he.-e_ interesting Pieces are * Figures and Vases of Alabaster, ‘ of ihe best kind* and executed Vn the new eat stjut - » also Some Jifosaic Pieces^ arranped wiiirM tt; ar.d n-ari*. u t!ui articles of Bronze Mi tal. jrdt «nd fas|)io|i*W» % * * 4 large Collection of Picture? Ani quity,’rmtdt by*the first »r is»» of thr »gr A » and niauy RNGBAV|;*CiS in tt e niml«;rn ts t Among the last is the life AT W OF FF-1 ION. President of ihe isjand of"St Dlo'm.»»po. Kin-* t picxl event is described by eitr-vdjvinct «•* g avin^s, which are the work of a>*eminei.t A-»- ■ ctin wiist ot Pluladelphia. fjrdie express pu r - of sending Uio<n to Port ^i-Prince A copy •f the^e well finished Prints by povtirnlar fa vor. purchased by Mr. Pieygo, and may by their •lOvelty be considered a^Vn. eurios’tY dj’ Admittance, 5 J ^ents- ch I ren ’half nrice Doors opened ft 9 oVIock *0 the morning, and continue ko 9 at n-ght. march 30 —.**75 0"JWvtivTrt- lUdfUSbiuatt a* WR Be sold on ‘Wattice’t whirfffir Aceopfct.ol - , toe underwriters and til concernt-d.i ' \ ’ P 9 ^d:Mai&itm&% belonging to the slpopi Helen.' 1 • "inmeaab,-... ‘vD-.,.-, t Su'e to cotmnct n ut^c/oex- ... ->n>rth 30 ■■■7^-. To-MrtEro-tti, 3121 „ H ill be sold before my A GENERAL ASSORTS imTOCtiri»Ss. *nd-ijiy Jttso, Without rrssrce, " SQiiti lbsNortH-Catolina BACON , ' '' An invoice of ready made CLOTHING Sole /» oimmtnce at 11. e'eloit, . " A- MowrJ dUcfV- mareh JO——74 " On Satnrdayr*h«' AjHij'. Will be Void at ihe hac' arge wharf without re serve, to ciiae consignment, 50 hhda Gusdaloupe klolassrs 13 pipes L 1 P Madeira Wipe, this yew’s i taticn 20 pipes Hollaad Gin, S»lly-A nn*t eatgq DO. boxes fresh'Mutoate! Raisins" 200 boxes 8 by JO window Glam IS hampers porter bottles ' ' *■ 30 boxes negro Pipes 5 cases Chinese paper Htngingq 5 cases Chinese dining ‘Sets , . .. Vertps—sums under S3lX> essh, over S00 tt g500 wxtv days; over Hu to gly(.0 fojtr months, and over g 1500,' siq qtqntbs, fcr approved en dorsed piper. ' "foie to commence at 11 o'clock., .. , Mr Herbert, OUqt'r. march f? 73 (InHlie firret .l uo.u.y iiLAltril next. tnu So — Id.SeJorf the Court House iuptie citj.. FiVu handsome building tuts for S, TV.IT)ex resi dence at B*'sd:ns Bluff iiiijournit'g ih lands of Hampden .Mc s lntosl. eiq tl'ite arc-the only wa ter luts for sale at that pl-u>- uid as regsfds tLq healthinesa or beauty t f situaticn this ctuqpl ot; surpassed in the loulllirn cmiMry; there is aq academy at tjlis place \yhire ch- uren can have tbq benefit, of an' exeelledt edticatica as welt as health during the stuntner season, a ptn of said, lots will be exlriljifed on the day of sale or cap be s^eu at any time on application. M. Ilirbert, nuct'r. marcl) 13-——68 Pd. the first Tuetjdjay in April nex HiU be toul in froiit qf ihe Ccurl-Aofc**, if ni previously disputed of at prrvare on>. -pg The HOUSE and LOTI on (he Bay, at present occupied by Mr. ' " WiUlfurddi- Hilrr, witllr,. To whom apply for ternu at private rale, feb 22—1 M. ., . - Jfakiahle.JBfouey w4 On tire first Tufehdajr'in April next. Will be sold at the court house in the ci(y offitt vannah. betweep (be usual 4 Kfn. anC three o’cl ek,X r I'h'at tworetoTy dwelling fluure on corner of. Etot'Proadlitrebt and the Ray', Together' With; Lot. .which' pays an'anniil rent; to toe city of® dollar. "There are on'the premises ah excellent Kitchen ^nd Hlable,. ajnd aU otHernecessjufy out- huildlngi and illTh good repair ’ . * _ Terms (fill be inviting and'blade* known oZ. the 'day of'aale.' Application in meantime can ma* toO L-Ptob^tutVeSq or tbu suBseriher.'' ’ ;" ' ' ‘ * ”' M._^efh*rl. • march 2J T - .. Persons of Color llegisfersd in the Clerk 3 ojjice, Camdeni coldly, on and before the first day of March iii'iteHi: Adam, Belinda. Cato, Sepeo, Bitty. Wf^ey Bzc- tell. River- , Fmawell, Mary and 5 children, Fsn- nev and 2 childre n, It Brunet. Suit *t Derail Janie* ilfreil Gai'jao. Jacob Mnr Tliomas Mure, Pat. -v I im*, Clement dabatty. George Adapts. Maria. ;-lora: .iu-ta'h and three cnddie-n N'o -u-r^on appearing to.gainsay tin Fame on -•it be ore ttie second Monday in April. I shall on r bri re the first Monday in M»v ix-ur 'he cer ificau-sof registry eontempla-ed hy Ih'-. abb u>i- J-r Which the foregoing'egr-.leirieiit arid publica tion are.made. - 5 - •'?*"’ ■ J.ii.n. iPaiis-r.' ef*rv. fiffrnon, Camden o -uQ'.r , March -3'. 18 9 6 Two Thousand IhAtarsf The a'Hive. reasAt * t- b- pin- to ■ py -retro.** who will -fnrniyb iufntntav- <* alpe^ahaltcius- di* appb iipnaion and. c-n-ict>*ui of tiie. pervn- i per* -its epnceyne'd in aitut.np t[i : BilL'ot an i e Hanks ill this city, frl'frt fivd atid te:i dollar to tifriis snd Inindrcit-". , 1 he undersigned, ffi-h thf desire of di cnveiing the perpetra* .rs.of those inypu=>us acts, will re-, (ceive'iiiforn'aiion, either ptrri.Wal'.y of in writing, .nd liberally rewind iliose who may furr.iihintel ligence 1.1iffc-ct (he above object so iroportanlr to this - community. . \V. fj. BuliQch, p. R. ofGa. . peo. ktwlersofi, P- P. R, • .. R Rtcliapfisoq. P- O. ft. V. 4t- m-.rc|i tfi— To be soli or - 'Two Lo s in the y cinity of' Orldans-square.— Like-were-to be leaved, a Lot iq St. James’square, adjoining the residence of msjor Scriven. Pos se.->.ion of the two first can be given immediately, and of toe last onTpe 1st of October next Ai-irti- rent, two Ware Houses, with handsome -uniting rooms 05 the third floor, in'BnilochV ranee. ' 7 ‘ ^ ' A- S- BDlLOCH. ' f Negroes for Sale. The subscriber offers for sale aghiy feur Ne groes, accustomed to the culture of nee.' They are part of i large and. well disposed gang,' and worthy the attentsa&at planters of pop pa 3arap- isah riven. , V . • ,. ' JamesJobRiion; febr— ~ Exsci&or**.salgfU 1 '"; r • ' ifa the fir^ Tuesday in. Amil fiexi, ,. Wiil be sold before tf,e court-house' in this city,' hi-ween the usual hoqfs of 10 and 2 o’clock’,’ [.iie f< lio-ving property belonging lo the efttt£ of the life Mrs. Elizi Ariioldr " ' ,® ' ’ The Hoove and l,ot No. 6, An- n ward, front ing on Oglethorpe square. Tlia-c-'liota in Curry to'wh, No $0, 2K id 2s, :,. , ; TupTime Negro' Men. Cato and Caisar, first *e br.rk-n-iik'TS.' _ '**' /*' -• . .j A Nfcg-it Men, neoied- Jack, an excellent hostler and coachman. * - ",.. 'A young N l ‘gro Fellow, (tolla. kcoustorned te driving i nray. . ' ' t hree Negro Women, I) sc. Patty anj Sytvis,' »ah'their three chihlrrn. ' Terms—halt the purc'-ase uianoy of the houaC| aud lot may remain on interest two, three and foui years. By ortler the eieoutor. ' M- Herbert, ojocVr. march 16 63 * ...» "Sf. ’ Administrator’s sales. On the fret Tuesday in Sprii nest. Wifi he ibid in trout iff the court house (retires^ foe usual hours of lOatid 2 o’clock; . . The House and third of Lot 1J , 7, in Heathpoat ward, fronting oh Bafnarn street, being part of tlie'cornfclpt of Hr Fellas. TefmaClfh. ' ' ' M- HorjurtVttticJ’r. feb 20—r—48 1 ' "' ' *; AR that Plantation or Tract of Land, on Ojsa*' (taw; called tiie Middle Plantation, containing in' one tody $30 acres; more or less,'with one third of'the undivided land belonging tp the aapte pro-' prrty. Termi—orte third, caaji; two tltirtla iq twe'lves months, with interest, aid giving hoed and rnortgi^t hp ib* property. -'•“ 3 ( iT -. -James Jobnstdti. ,. James Dicfcsunf Qtdie Bank Shares. On f uesiUj, 4th May ensuing. Will (re sold at. the pnurt.-huu—, in the city oi Sa vannah, between toe hiiura oT 10 and 2 o’clock,"' i'hirtp glares' in (he 8tock of the Bank of Ihe hate of Georgia—tht property Of Allot S. Men- di-iliill a minor. $p(d by order of ifip Court of prdtukry of Chatham county..' V. ' ''**■ JOHN’XA • HROP,7fifiraVi estate . . (iFORGF/H ALL, $ Th: J#cndsntu£. ..march 29* -r74 . ■ ' ' Sale of AfHpari Sla ves. ' <jn Tue*dat? iSkyUh ilajf of May next, Wifi be sold in the town of Milletjgiville, at pgb- ' fq sale.'to the'highest bidder,'. 1 ‘ Between thirty andfr/rty primi African Slave**,, who have been taken possession of by the $tateot Georgia inconsequence of tbeifi swing been .in troduced c-intrary. to thet^wi of thia state and ov the United States: Indisputable titles Will he made and prompt payrariit't.-quirei t c*\. By oSdeP of tfie genttroor . '■ Chat-lea Vyi}liamson,tt^«:f. re—5ff 1 . Qn the fret jfyedae in..*f,e. 1 TyOl besold ir, Brur.v.ivick, Gly * ! the hp——“* The folio? Cbarfes, C;lm,'Je thy|r OoS j
