About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1819)
BKwTssljlpi, hurfiJen'400 innM. She is built fur a company of merchants in New- Utleaos, intended to n&tigate the "waters «f the Miuinippi. Her model, materials tad execution, present themselves-to ou judgment iif the' first order, anil great oeJit i» due Messrs. Drown and Bill, the tailden, who, we tes.Are to ear, ere the first constructors in oer conntry. Perhaps there is no subject TO oreca turner- d^tajjaierajhmtour.doe.#'asserting jg^roiiinriTOiii ladmdoals Ant the character'ofnarctmoLy in IhiS »tt*ratag duscaae *”£ ***_,**“ .1—'■ ate ttejr u»/»roraMe lo the prisontTS, aafitras we I of hw t description 'ioi architecture in. narivalto , .. Thin in the first (team-boat ever built ‘in this place and tfco second in the terrt torj; but we do not stop bese-i-there is soother read/ to be set up, which will be laenched io a meptb after tlm keel is laid. Well may it be said, and no ;lesi wonder fnl than true, that the American people nre the most enterprising and persevering of the preseot day,which ia allowed by the •rorld, at large.. What a' wonderful country la oars! Bow like enchactme nt fowns and Villa- >^j§ea rise npl Blakely," 18 months ago, was • wiMernesi of impenetrable woods, apd inhabited by thOruthless savage, but now hlifbt hardy 4 apd. undaanted American. . 4fatfiMcia,D(Hraeaa or beard battle din of business,tad the stroke of die us r«- i nounding through the distant woods— buildings raising their heads in almost eve- -ty quarter of the town, and the constant •arrival and departure.of vessels, present a scene both beautiful arid interesting to the contemplative mind and the man of business. Wc find no hesitation iff saying that Blakely will, before many years, be tbe thief seaport town in the Alabama territo ry, it being the easiest of access from the neaaif any other—vessels lira win from 10 tO-M^et can get over Dog river bar, bids runs from one tide of Mobile bay tit thaother;) and the tame wind that brings themover the bar will bring, them up to TBE PEOORKSSOF EMPIRE. Prophecy inl79G—history in 1818. **Jt is well known that empire hat been .travelling from east to west. Probably V htr last and broadest seat will be America. There the sciences and arts of civilized life are to receive their highest improve menti their civil and religious liberty is to flourish, unchecked by the cruel hand of. civil or ecclesiastical tyranny; there gen subsided by all the improvements of for " mrr ages, is to be exerted in humanizing maukiad—in expanding and enriching their minds with religious and pbilosoplii Ail knowledge, and in planning and uxe eating a lorin of government which will embrace all the 'eacellencies of former governments, with as few of their tie tects as are consistent with the imper feetton of human affairs, sod which will be calculated to protect and unite, in *■ mauscr mjuum..**-—uw tiu» natural rights of mankind, the largest empire that ever existed. Elevated with these pros pects, whieh are not merely the visions of fancy, we cannot but anticipate the period as not far diatant, when the American re public shall contain millions of souls west of the Mississippi- Judging upon proba* ble grounds, the Mississippi was never designed an the western boundary of the American empire. '1 he God of nature ne ver intended that some of the best part of bis ea r tb should ever be inhabited by the xubjects of a monarch four thousand miles from them. And we may venture to pre dict, that when the rights of mankind shall be more fully known, end the knowledge of them Is fast increasing hot!* iu Europe and America, the power of European kings will be confined to Europe, and tbeir pre sent American dominions, heconje, like the Gnitcd States, free, sovereign and in dependent nations." Wikteuisotham. A Green Turtle Will be served up at Leab Simpson*,, emit end "^B*» lane, on Thursday nest, tbe 1st of April, at Sir.vxjr o’clock a. a. . Gentlemen can be .accommodated, and families lean be stvplycd by sending. . march «0—a* 75 Two Thousand Dollarsf Tim shove rewa-d will be paid to any person Who win furnish information which shall cause llir sppn.hei.sion and conviction of the ‘ person or person, concerned in altqrmg the Bill, of ant of late .tanks in this city, frem five abd ten dollars tv lifts.« and hundred*. The undersigned, with the deufe of dbcovci mg the pfrpnratoraof thore ipfiunnus sets, will tc- elite infjr-.iation, either personalty or in writing, and liberally reward those who may fumi.h intcl. pficncc to effect the soove object sit important to laLs con.iaur.ity. W. B. Bulloch, P. li. of Go. Geo. tmlcrxm, P. p. //. It. Uicbardx.ii. P. U. IS. V. S. mtrch THE REPUBLICAN. Wednesday jftehaag, JUarth 31,1819. Ve We seen a itjperlrom Darinr,' from a res. peetable source, to agentletian in this city, wt* stales, that tbe Cnad Jtuy for the county of Sic., , „ intoA, hire found true Lilia igviniit geocral Fran* I da Hopkins, (gd his sod, coL John L-'IIopkife, I dimple, accosts U< an d can run tbe expense cf\|keii SendaifM aM thdr ritKcule consists in unscildri c ill-nature. • I could vidi thesa bnghr re. wotilf consider that, let dram to What they can, the; ia *> ttoghmg sway their own foHea by tag# > at. other people’s. The coquette Jut* , great deal of the snegaric in hen but in sborti t ) iaa proficient ia Upghter, tbe whole exercise of tbe the formal lover with the with a smile, jota-wub laugh; to vary the sir with the tors to complete hi« have bee* able to leant. f • . | misfortunes, strikes (urn *Hnt»,#itb laugh. fos Tsa urmu nzreattcix. I daughter is tbe rest of any Mr. Fell, ' |*r>ks upon the mind, which being S.n-By giving this a place in yoor valuable M ***•*?*• oat ' n * ktx '. . paper you will much oblige a friend and subscri- Ttapoet. mtee use of tha «*7 Otr-ifcsn do no harm, it may some good:— , l **M describe nature •> ** UBGateruuME visa, in order to look into any peraou’a temper, 11 m when wc now * sndAhen discharge out. generally makeiqy first observation upon his laugh, I selves in a symjfiony of^hnghten wbtoh may whether be ia easily moved, and what are the pat. I not impropesfj be callef “the charms of. cou rt 00 * which may throw,him into that.agreeable J venation.’’ I CRITIC, kind of convulsion. People are never so unguard ed as when they an pleased: and laughter being I Tbe JYro-lbrt Casetteof the 2Qtb iwt* *»y»— a visible symptom cf eonje inward satis&ction, it I “The elegsotsteata ship iavumuih was again tri. is then, if ever, we may believe the face- There I ed yesierdsy. She work to admiration, and her a perhaps no better index to point us to the par (velocity ia «ch"as to gife entire satisfaction.” ieihrities of the raipd than this, which in itself, t one of the ebief diatinctio:» rfvwMiuuiiiy-. 1 , nV«,— Varch C9. For, as Milton says, " ! Saules from reason flow, to bmtes deni’d, J The following iuccinc; siatement of the unfor And are of Love the food. ] lunate affair, wbrh linpienrd on Saturday last in I have often bad thoughts of writing . treatise j . of upon this faculty, wherein I would have laid down ^iJ rules for tbe better regulation of it at the theatre, I transaction givejbelore the magistrates: I would have criticised upon the laughs now in I “In relating ie circumstances of a fatal fen. vogue, b, which our comic writer, ought the S^o«! W ^J^nK^^im“’ better know how to transport an audience into U.d.wiuch terodrted in the death of-the latter ibis plea-rag affection. I gentleman, we ie influenced by no other feelings As the play-bquse affunls us the most occasions I * lun * “ n ?f te justice- The r fit •. I tacts, as they re exhibited by disinteresud per- of observing upon ihe behavior of Hi? face, it may ^S’ pl ^ ent ,y the»e. Thau on tbe morning of be useful (for the direction of those who would I the 27th instant John b- Hopkins, accompanied be eritiea this way) to remark, that the virgin U-1 by hia father afl a man of tbe name of Jenkins, dies usually dispose themselves io the front efthe ft^* B l JS3&CtolSS? toffri^d of boxes, tbe young married women compose tbe I M^ ueen u-intsb and John U Hopkins, the Ut- second row, while the rear is generally made up I ter proceeded to the boarding bouse kept by of mothers of long standing, undesigning maids, J Messrs. l)e»ill(t Burnett, where Mr. M inton and contented widows. Whoever will cast bit I * IK | d'tlliere make an assault on him, in . ..... , . .. I tne nrst iiistano with a drawn sword cane, and eye upon them under this view, during the repre- j-,*, wwd , wiUl pHU)ll . That, in the first reneon- sentation of a play, will find me so far in the rigbt, I tre, Mr. M-lntosh received several wounds infiict- that a double entendre strikes the first row into an | et l by John l>. Uopeius and liia father, and this wdl venture at a smde; but the third take the con-1 That, on being sepirated, Mr. M'lntosh retired «it entirely, and express their mirth in a down-1 into the upper stop of the house, (or the pur- right laugh. I P osc of providing Jmisdf with the means of de. serve prude will rclspse into a smile at the extra. | and opposite the door leading to the stair case) vagant freedom of the coquette; the coquette in I presented a pistol, with a threat, that, if he at< her turn, Iauglis at the starchness and awkward I !f m P ,ed to adyanse, he would shoot him down affecution of U* prude, the man of .ettera-tick- £&£*£ »tS'AM led at tbe vanity and ignorance oftbe fop, and the I proceeded through the yard, round Ihe house-, fop confesses hia ridicule at tbe unpoliteness of I where John L. Hopkins, apprised of bis move, the Dedint. I l,,ent ' * nd sheltered by the corner of the building , . _ . I concealed from view, awaited his approach, and, I fancy wc may range the several kind of laugh. I withcut any previous notice, discharged bis pis- tert under tbe following heads: j tol at him within five paces. That, on tbe dis- Tlie D mplen, 1 charge, he retreated, or rather ran, until he reaeh- The Sim nitre, I f dT * ie *?"* ? f ,< he PWfprm. wh/n. in the act of . I leaping behind a tree, Mr M'Intoab fired without Tbe ^ugtierar - I eiree*.. That *hwU HopkiM, trailing bimteU The Horselaugh ere. | of tbe consalment of his person* took aclibemte ‘Hie dimple is practised to give a grace to the I**" 1 ’ an(1 8 ^ nt his heroic antagonist through' the features, xid is frequently made a bait to entan. T*!!* * ct ‘"/‘‘J 6 ’! 6- ’ *"* when frequently mx* . oxt to entaiu. j,;, ^urdeW'wa. ^nning «m, "diiSrfiy g!e a gazing lover. Tbia was called by the an- presented hisaecond pistol, slid tbe well Sheeted cienta tbe Cliian laugh. I ball shattere< the fugitive’s arm, though twelve The smite is for the moat part confined to the | y ar d» distant”—Goitre, fair sex, and their male retinue. It expresses our I / - satisfaction in a silent sort of approbation, doth I.. D cd - ,n * n,rin \(?-. “).? a tlle 19ll ‘ ult. Mr . ,. . . , , , . ,Maxes Srsixt, aged S>5. His parents were one not too much disonl r tlie features, and is pmc- 1 0 f die u n | ; X teen familes who settled in London- Used by lovers of tbe most delicate address. This I derrv in 17». He was bom in March, 1724— tender motion of tbe physiognomy tlie ancients 1 He ™ twice married. By his first wile he hid called the tonic laugh. * r “ d her death he entered into , . * . A , m . I «he army n the old French war, under generaU The laugh among ua is the comcjcn usus of the j Amherst aul Uraadbtreet* and was marched from icients. I Albany hype ray ot <h>wcgo and the l«:ike9* into The grin by writers of antiquity, is called the I -v “ Montreal At the close of the V. made use of to display a beautiful set of teeth. I had aeven Children. The horse-laugh* or the 6ardonic* U made use |. —, inhoudon, (in prison) on the 27thDecern ‘ ffikL Luvm, esq editor of the Lon The proficient, in this kind, by a well-timed laugh, j "SXJt ^ ™ ° CC “ i ° nCl1 ^ * will baffle the most solid argument. This, upon 1 all occasions, supplies tlie want of reason; is at. ways received with great applause in cofi'se-liouse disputes, and that aide the hugli joins with, is generally observed "to gain the better of hit an tagonist. The prude fix. a wonderful esteem for tlie SHIP JVJSWSL PORT OF SAVANNAH. aauvxD, Schr- Commodore Perry, Bell. Vienna, Eastern- shore. Md todays, bound-to Beaufort, but put lian Lugh nr dim t . k; a., look, upon .U the I "^*7°*^v^oV other k nds of laughter as excesses of levity, and j in which shdeceived considerable damage in btr never seen upon Ihe most extravagant jests to I sails. disorder the euunlenar.re with ihe rufik- of a smile. • Her lips arc compmed with a primness peculiar to her character; all her modesty seem.' collected into her face, and she hut very rarely takes tbe freedom to sink her check into dimple. The young widow is only a chian lor a time; her smiles are confined by decorum, and she is obliged to make her face sympathize with her habit: she looks demure by act, and. by the strictest rules ot decency,, is never .Hawed the smite until the first offer or advance towards her Sloop Packet, I.ibby, Plymouth. (* c) 7 days— | with corn and shingles*-to I. Cohen. cieansc, Brig UctvHcre.Mocelin, Havre da Grace—/ S Beurgeux. Schr Harrert, Emery, Charleston. Stoop Harriet, Witi'.e, Wilmington, (x. e ) THEATRE. It Wight hut Thrt FOR TUB BENEFIT' ‘ MB. HILSON. 'I'. ThwEveniog, Merch 31 r . "Wllhe perfbrmed, tbe COMRDT of A'jGiire lor ^ie Heart-Ache. ' -fifvllahast Ulinlrif Mr. Clark CbnlesStinles^ ■ ty— ( mmood ’ .SdKapWl® tmSmSr Toung Rapid ’ Tort** - Farmer Oxtlaad: Frank Oatland Brone . Fennell Waiter Hyatt Servants 'Means. Sebonotti’ Sc Brooks Miss Vortex Mrs. Clark ■ Ellcrr Vortex , Drummond Jessey OrtlanA Young Te which via be added, the F.tRCE ef the CRITIC. Oni Will te sold at the 1 serve, to.cV-.se-e S hhds Gucdaloupe Mobiasc, pj^toL PMadeira Wine, imported«• April 20 pipes Holland Gin, Sally.Mnn’s cargo 200 boxes fresh Muscatel llaisins 20‘J boses 8 by 10 window Gian 15 hamper, porter Butdes , 30 boxes negro Pipes . . . 5. oaaes Chinese paper RsngiitBf , 5 cam Chinese dicing Stss Terms—amts under giO cash, over 300 te StOO sixty days, over SCO to ®t(X.0f Puff Dangle Prompter Sir Fretful. Plagiary . Sneer Mr. Hi Ison Fennell Faulkner Drummond Mrs. Dangle Sirs. Faulkner CSURJCTBBS OF 1BE THAGEDT. 4>n tho fir.1 Tuesday in April next. mateeoUteJire the Cturi S/ntH i* tUe eitj. Five handsome building lots for Summer resi., dence at Baisdina Bluff adjourning tbe MA oC' Hampden Mc’lmoth esq- ibeae-are the only wi. teriota for aale at that pise*, and as regatds' tb( tealthiness or besuty or situation this cannot te surpassed in tlie southern country, there is xn academy at this phoe where children can have tho .benefit of an exceUedt education as well as health during tic summer season, a plan of mid lots Wifi be exhibited on tbe day of tale or caa bo seen at any time on application M. Herbert, aucPr. Lord Burleigh - SirC. Hatton . Governor Earl of Leicester Sir W. Raleigh Beef Eater * Wiskerandos Tilburiria : ' ? First Niece Confidant Second Niece Mr. Seward Clark. Auin Hyatt Horton Brawn Dalton Mrs. Clark Drummond Horton Miss Clark ToJflorrow Evening, Sbakspeare’s Tragedy of hamlet: HAMLET MR. COOPER, Being the last night but ONE. of his perform* ance this season. In rehearsrl, a COMEDY, called the GREEN MAN, from tbe French of M. M. D* Aubigny, by It. Jones, esq. % In preparation, the Grand Rcmontic Mclo-Dra- a of TIMOUIl THE TARTAR. *,* Tickets and places for (he Roxes may be had from 9 till 2 o’clock at Mr Hasosa’a, oppo site the Exchange, where the Box Office will te kept; and in the evening at thr Theatre, is usual, fit A performance every evening this week. 1 ttt No postponementonaccount of tlie weather ijt Admission to tlie Boxes and Pit, Oax sex* Lin—to the Gallery run cists. Ill The Dour* to be opened at.fi, and the per* formane» to commence at 7 o’clock precisely. )C7* Persons of Color cannot be admited. Savannah, March .31, 1819. GALLERY FINE ARTS, VahtaHe House and Lot, for sale* On the first To Will be sold at tte.eourt-l vannah. between the i three o’clock, ' 5 -; . _ That two^toty dttelBng Pouat on cornrr of East Broadwtraet and the Bay, ^ogevhsr with- Lot, which paya an annual rant to tna ertjf of 9_ , dollars. There are on the premises as exepllent Kitchen arid'Stable, and all otter aeeessary out buildings and all io good repair Toms will be inviting and mad* kmf n on the day of sale. Application in tneantijS-xn te made to O. L.. Dobson, esq. e* the aubsetiCcr. M. Herbert. march 22—68 . ■ Executor’s sales, \ . On the first 'Tuesday in Jlprii ttwrl, Will be'aold before the court-house in this eUy.. . between the usual hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, the following property bebngitig to the acta!* of the late Mrs. Eliza Arnold; The House and Lot No. 6, An son ward, fronting on Oglethorpe squaic. *■ Three Lot* w Curry town, Nu 26,27 ‘ Twq prime Negro Men, Cato and Cesar, first rate brick-makers. i A Negro Men, named Jack, an excellent hoallrt~ - and coachman. f A young Negro Fellow, Rolls, accustomed to driving a dray. ■ Three Negro .Women, Boat, Fatty and Sylvia, with their three children. Tvrtns—half die purchase money of the house and lot may remain on interra two, three and four years. By order the executor. „ M* Herbert, nuct’r. march lfi—r—83. ; ; JVow open, for a short timei afihd Court• house, iii Savannah. '' Signod NICOLAS F1BNGO, proprietor of tie Mu**run of Matter Pieces of Antiquity, row ex- hibirng at Concert HaB,' Cb»ite>tou> iMiimaacti to the citizens of Savannah, that he has just ar* rived-from that city, and lias brought with him large collection of NOVEL TIES, which will' octhy their attention during his short stay. (jy- All the articka brought by Mr. F;engo for exhibition are intended for aale at moderate prices previous to his departure. ' Among ihe*e interesting Pieces are Figures and Vases of Alabaster> of tbe best kind, and executed in tbe uewdB style. * v also ; * Some Mosaic Pieces, arranged will, ta.tr, and many useful articles o! Bronze Metal, gilt and fashionable A large Collection ,of Pictures of Antiquity, made by die first artists of die age, and many ENGRAVINGS in tbe modern taste Among the last ia the DEATH OF PfcTfON, President of the Island of St. Domingo, .‘nut tragical event is described by eight distinct en- grarings. which are the work of an enunentyfmr rican artiet of Philadelphia, for the express pur pose of sending thrm to Port-su-I’rince. A copy *>f there well finished Prints was, by particular fa. ror, purchssed by Mr. Piengo,*and may by their horelty be considered a great curiosity . j . ay Admittance, SO cents—.children half price. *,* Doors opened at 9 o’clock in the morning, and continue so until 9 at night, inarch 30 ——75 Franklin Fire Engine AVD HOSE COMPACT. The menbera will, without delay, call upon Mr. Penfidd and receive their badges, march »1 a 76 Persons of Color Registered in the Clerk’s office, Camden scanty, on cud before the first day of March instant: . Adam. Belinda. Cato, Sepeo, Brttv, Wjley Bse- kell. Hirer*. Kmswell, Slaty and S children. Pan- nev ar:d 2 cbildren, H Brunet, Suectt Derail. James Alfred Gaujan. Jaeob Mure, Thomas Mure. Pat- ley Tims, Ok-ment Sabatty. George Adams, Maria, Flora, Judah and three children. No person appearing to gainsay the sameon Or before the second Monday in April. I shall on cr before tbe Tint Monday in May issue the cer tificates of registry contemplated by the acts un- . dtr which the furegoing enroUment and pubbea- i Goa arvnade. John Bailey, clerk. Jefferaon. Camden eounty, March 13,1819—64 Brandy, Gin and Rum. _ " 6 pipes 4:11 proof Bordeaux Brandy , 4 do Gin 20 bis Vew En^’and Rum For sale by G: Gordon* M.ro t Exchange on Providence, John G. Cowling Offers hit services, in A'ugttea; to bis friends tad tho public in general, in the capacity of Uuc- . tester* i and.' CmmUntm JteflhM, and will be thankful foe their favors. Any consignments • ''"issMgasfflssitess mtean yean uob£u The effeminate fop, wiio, by the long exercise of his cuunterunee at ihe glass, has reduced it to an eaact dicipline, may claim a place info this cla-s. You see hint upon any occasion to give spirit to his discourse and admire his own eloquence, by a timp.’c. Tbe Ionics are those ladies that take a greater _ liberty with their features; yet even these may be I Pzyahle »r <“ »<>*“". for about *$3uw0. said to smother a laugh, as the former to stifle a I 1 ’ * tmIle - I Lost or Stolen The beau is an Ionic out of complaisance, and I A wk ago. a Cream Pon-y, eight years old. practices tbe smile the better to sympathise with I marked U. on Ka left biiti'ock. * A reward of five the fair. He wOl sometimes join in a laugh to IdoUarV^31 be given for the hone; and twenty humour the apleen of a lady, or applaud a piece I of tke U “ ef * • u, * ea - Buqmre of wit of his own, but always takes care to con- [ . march "S’.-r—i 76 fine his mouth within the rates of good breeding —be takes die laugh Dram the ladies, bat is never I Taken Up. jsixtsa. asswis touches tboir fancy, by .aa eadeanoar to recall I £e sold to pay expenses- l alao eautiim sgiin aU strain their muscular features, and shrivel thej| t ^ lc .j on '~6fcO: D. HEISLEB, ! meriimeoL - I much 31—x—76 * -W Thunderbolt teed countenances.into (Ida frightful TtetoSto’grlaaeaol another kind, whom thel ~^~Bundi of Rem anCieatacalled MegarieRtedietoetooderuaJteye, I’ UMst the Usee Cttare o/saturdty Urt. mat tajwdfctetajr.glv*tbem Am name of fimto, wUlbc firaardedby^Sxvmg theitiai soeetm. -Tfee tttdrwaOs at j to'effitfc ' “ ' ' '—43 For Sale Muscovado, brown and loaf Sugatr Molasses Best Spanish Segars in qr. half and whole boxes Havana sweet Meats and Preserves Rye Whi.key; Northern Gin Peppermint Cordial; yellow Soap Superfine Hour in halfand whole barrels Shot; yellow Butter; hogs laud Candler, 5 and 6 to the pound Soft shell Almond*) bitter Almonds Filberts; F:g*i Capers Muscat and 'Malsgs Wine, firstquality Street Oil in baskets - Cognac Brandy, first quality, of Otard. Duprey A Co’s brand Window Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12, in- whole & half boxes. Chairs Empty Demijohns and wine Bottles Plain and double flint Tumblers Negro Piper; writing and wrapping Paper Wafers; paste Board; blank Books Pocket Books; Pencil*-; Quills and Ink Playing Cards; Otnaburgs, firstquality White linen Shirt*; linen Cheek Negro Hats; Twine Men and women's Hose Guns and'Pistols Gold and gilt Wsteheo Table Cloths and Napkins Silk Umbrellas Bhie and black superfine Broadcloths Silk Ribands; bottle and demijohn Corks Bidets, hanging Paper, with handsome collections Fancy Bassets in crates Powder Horns; toirtois* shell Comte White and black Thread Marbles; gun Fbnts; Tdys Cologne'Water, Pomatum, he Ac fSeST It..BJT CHARLES MAUREL. 31——Sax 75 'Five Dollarsf rewards Ranaway from the subscriber, on the 15th lost, his'negro girl HamuKabout l»ysaraof age, and riear 'Sfeet 6 inches high, ««T dark complexion. It supposed *hc is lurking shoot town. A fur. white o» person of color. 1 Btttrraorvsamja and «h» « cteouad ^t;tatffflv ■ i, 0* wuua«k*Jajf(oB>f. -76 -J , I ; , Administrator** dales. On the fine Tuesday fi April next. Will be sold in front oftbe court house between. thi dsusl hours of 10 and 2 otcinefc, Tl.vCr House and thitdof Lot No 7. iq Hesthcost "•A, fronting on Bsrnsvq atreet, bring pait of •Recorder lot of Mr FelPa Terms Cato. . M. Hejoert, auefr. fcb2P—43 On tie first Will be olfcred for sale A 1 All that plantation or Tract of Land, oa r»—. haw. called the Middle Plantation, containing^ one body 8u0 acres, more or leas, with one *£^ t of the undivided land belonging to tbe same pro perty.' Terms—one ibird, cash; two (hints in twelves monlbs, will; interest, and giving bond, and mortgage on ihe properly. , . James Johnston. ,, James Dickson, by hie alterney Janet Jehoeten. march 25 ca 71 ,' Sale of African Slaves. On Tuesday, tlie 4th day of May nort, rill be told in the town of Milled ravine, at pub lic sale, to the highest bidder. Between thirty and forty prime African Slaves, who have been taken potaatibn of by the Mate of Georgia in consequent or their having been in troduced contrary to the lawn cf this state and of , the United States Indisputable titles will be made and prompt payment required.. , By order of the governor Charles Williamson, ogrnf. ; march 11— 59 Shcrif’s eales. , \ On the -first Tuesday in May next. Will be sold at the cot^t-houra of Liberty noun* J ty, between the bouts of 10 and 3 o’clock. ■ 1 A tract of Land, situate on the waters or Vin. rant’s swamp, containing bounded'at tho time of survey on all sides by vacant land, but now bounded on the south and east by land of I Charles Flowers, levigdooss the property of John f M Trail ie in order to satnljr an exeetttltm Claibora I N,.:,les vs John M’Cranie—properly ptanted i by the defendant. '■ One tract of Land, containing 2CO seres, bound-1 ed eantwsrdly-te unknown land anion all other] sides by vacant land originally granted to Mi ' tin Martin—also one tract of Land granted to t (aid Mhrtm'Martin. containing SCO acres, non ed westwsrdly by lands of the aforesaid Mai M. tin and on all other sides by recant 1 ’ The two foregoing tracts levied on ns beh , to the citste of Martin Martin, deceased, to a fy an execution Stephen Mitehelt, ran. re « of Martin Martin—property pointed out fay ■( defendant. . *•:.• ,j *.: One small , tract of .Land, situate on thef nel’s Island, containing about eleven arreaj ed east by a branch North Newport river, by .land of Thomas Bacon, sen. south by I' Btnjamm Mell, jumand west by tend of i Maxwell and Tbomsn. FjByon-leyied on I constable of . the county as tte property of Th Mell to ratbfy three'■'Wtomich*' Jessee Hatn Thomas Hell—property pointed, oatby thet fentlint. * ■ WM. WILSON, a ar march 29—76 ., : . To be sold, . On Monday the Sd doy of May next! At Biceborough, betweetuhe usoal hours off and four.efclbck, AR the Personal Estate tot Hermon deceased, consisting of a general aaanr Dry Goods, re*dv made Clothing, Han Furniture, Gig, ana sundry otter articles, to continue from day to itey until the told. CLARISSA HOADLEY. • R^Ctbnrough-Liberty e*». inarch 15—64 Shenf’s sale. O, t\*Ji"t Tuadny n May nert. Willbe sold stt tbe court house toJQrkut eta between the litmrs of 10 and 3 o’clock, , AffthaTtraetofpine tzutekepatainiag ISO < SSS-'ir'sSra'S-A'SXj “ •‘iStsXaiSSS.Z ftb 30-—»- -
