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STORM O.i Surdij evening last, about (on o’clock, thj* town ami neighborhood were visited by one of the most violent storm ot wind, rain and Kail, ever experienced in this port of Virginia. From the; dawn ol morning, the atmosphere had worn a threatening appearance—a strong 3. W. wind prevailed, and the clouds during the Whole day, portended falling Weather.— Suddcniv, at the time above mentioned, the Heavens grew dark, the wind rose to the strength ol a hurricane, rain and hail, accompanied by lightening, poured down in torrent*. A scene so terrifi, , so sub lime, we never beheld. It is indeed at such a moment, man feels !>i» ntithingpcss. and acknowledges the power of Omuipo Wnce. The storm continued about five min. utes—During this short period, however, a good deal ofdamage was done in I’eters burg sod the neighborhood around. In town the gable ends of two brick huuses Uollingbrouk street, were beat down—oae, belonging to the estate ottlie late Mr. Cur tis, not materially injured—the other, the property of Mrs. Alexander, sustained considerable detriment. Likewise some bouses were partially unrooted, end many chimneys,fences, etc. blown duwn. From the cuupjcy v we<h'ear of stables, barn*, etc. being torn to pieces, trees uprooted, and fences swept away. We arc happy -to ■ild, we have heard ofuo lives being lost.— Petersburg Intel. _ REVOLUTION! UP DOCUMENT. A friend Ins banded us tiie following extract from the or derly bonk of general Sullivan,''in command here during the rev. ■ olutiari,as being connected with a case . aouiewlnt analogous to one which occur red in the Seminole war. We hive omit ted uainos, for obvious reasons—Provi dence Patriot. i trier*, Providence, July 24, 1773 ‘‘The sentence of the court-martial ' ^thereof colonel K-> was piesident, a gnnst M. A. ami J). C- the general total ly disapproves, ns illegal and absuid. The clearest evidence having appeared to tie court, that the said A. was employed by the enemy, repeatedly,to come on the main Ssarpv, and that he enticed men to go on to Rh'ole-Island, to enlist in the enemy’s service, and his contentions from day to day being so different at to prove him nut only a spy, But to be a person in whom y the least confidence cannot be placed; the court having found him guilty of all this: nothing could be more absurd than to sen tence him to-life whipped one hundred hashes, and afterwards to be taken into a service which he has been lung endeavor ing in the most malicious and secret man ner to injure? The man who is found . guilty of acting as a spy, can have but one judgment by all the laws of war, which is - t» stiller death; autl the sentence ol a man to be whipped uhen fuund guilty ol this crime, is as absurd as for the common law courts to older a man to be set in the stock foe wilful murder. The same abviirdity appearing in the judgment against 1). C lor the same reasons, [the 'gen.j disap proves them both, dissolves the court, and orders another court to sit for trial of loose persons, to-morrow morning,at 9 o’clock: The adjutant-general to lodge a crime a- gainst A. for acting as a spy, and for enti- r ciog men to enlist into the enemy’s ser vice: and against C. for acting as a spy.” At the subsequent court, A. was found guilty as before, and sentenced to be hung which sentence the general approved and executed. Paris, Feb. 2G. A number of American gentlemen cel ebrated Washington’s birth day, on the $2d, by a patriotic feast. Mr. Gallatin anil the Marquis de la Fayette were pres ent—many patriotic toasts were drank — Volunteerly Lay Fayette: ‘The Amer ican Stars—May they shine a constellation of liberty in Doth hemispheres.” At the last superior court in Striven ,county Andrew Fulnood was indicted for an assault upon, and beating his wife. On the trial it was proved that he had been in the habit ot exercising this sort of do- tnestia discipline for several years past, and the severity of it had occasioned his wife to seperate from him ami fioall\ to bring him before the court. No exculpa tory evidence was offered in his |',vur He was found guilty ly the jury ai.d lined toy judge Montgomery one hundred dol lars. At the same court D. V'il.iatns was convicted of forgery and scutec ed to the penitentiary for ten years. Another individual was sentenced to the penitentiary, for three yean, on a conviction for an assault with intent to murder. Wo understand that—Harris, who some time since robbed the Franklin mad, anil for whose apprehension a rewanl of three hundred dollars was offered, was taken a few days past in Elbert county. It will toe recollected, that after the robbery he went to Xurth-Carolina, here he was tak en, and as his keepers were bringing him on to this state, lie, as was stated, contriv ed P possess hilnseif of their pistols, and made his escape. He was discovered a few days ago, near Cook’s law office, it, ' Elbert, was pjrsued and taken, and is now sensed to await his trial.—Augusta Advertiser 1 Cth i'r.st. the republican. Pridi’j Evening. April 16, 1819. We this dijr continue the deba'e on the sub j*ct of the United States’ Sank. The speech of Mr Lowxnts, which is considered * very able one, is of great length. PROM EXmzWD^nMrit&Wer. The ship Etn'tlj, IJ.bxock, arrived' below list evening in 45 days from .l4£etpaerC*h>*h she left on tin: ffcnriing of the 23th of February The Emily h#s brought papers to, the 27th; bo! we have not been able to procure any of them; captain Babcock, not having come up to town when our paper went to press. We understand; that she has brought nothing n;w. The cotton markets stiff continued depressed, arorill appear by the following letters, which our mercantile friends bare politely lurobhed us with:— xxtrsct or a ittts«—sated - • ••Uvcfoot, /’rih«or?«,I819. “There was, yesterday, a| s5ery*4eavy ! ft|lure here, and there are several ig Maficaester and London, connected with ‘the potton trade. I eaukl not sell {cotton] this morning at over 14d; and cn receipt of this letter don’t touch • bag un til yoo hear from me again, unless you can Jay it down here for a shi]Upg.” nm:r r-or aWoTBaa Baras " , * "Liverpool, 23tb Feb. 1319. •We have no alteration in the cotton market wnce we last wrote to you. About 1003 bags were sold yesterday—uplands, good fairnew at 156 up to 15d j, and lSd for prime old—10 bags sea- island good fair 2s 8d; IS bags middling Ten nessee at 13d, and 100 bales N. Orleans fair to good fair 17d a 18d j per ib. The holders are still ana- ioua to sell apd the increasing numbers of failures and scarcity of money will operate materially against any material improvement; while mar.y persons expect to see these causes produce a fur ther reduc'ion. “In lice there is no alteration. About 10,400 bags were received lust week from the East In dies Wh'at 10 a 10 9 per 70 lbs. Flour, sour .12 6 a 35 6 per bl rice in bond 31 a 35 per cwt Baa seed 10 5 per hhd. nominal. 'Louden, 25/5 Feb.—6 r er cent stock 99 a 101, inminal; U.S. shares 2U 10«.” ThePxisinxsr or rue United Stitis arrived at Edenton, (k c) on the evening of the 4t!» inst On his arrival a salute of 21 guns was fired A public dinner was to have been given him the SUi inst. and on the 6-.h, says the Edenton Ga zette, he was to depart in the steam-boat, via Itoanoke-lsland, and the place where .Roanoke. Inlet formerly was. and reach Plymou-h either on the 7lh or 8th. From Plymouth he will proba. bly go through Washington and Newbern- “lltave not yet Beard wbra the John. A dam? leaves us, probable' in a few days —This is thr first American (loop of War that !i if been heri tor some years.2-her arrival evened considerable cariosity. How proud would the Americans feel to see Fnukba, Washington, or Independ ence nay os a vr«t--we hope one day or other to see diis gratifying sjgnt ” Rice gfij. great and Ridden fill. Flour stead at quotations--Ftulsd. ‘-np 17 a gl&-do Kish 16,-Jiear-Orlmnv - Ct alfi'li rather duii Wh "OSmfrtt-. limes. pROM F£2Vj5Z 17/8/24.—OlHcial accounts re em-iA «t ItovaoajOh!" Cancels, state that general Monlip vevie i'Stim the 30th of January a great part of the’krmyyvhiblt tras assembled on the plains of dan Fernando de A pure, with intent to commence the uperUioas of tbe campalrn. The general-was highly pleased with the fine appear, anee, strict discipline, and elegant military evolu. tions of the army tivet assembled, and considered it the most fcmiidsble that had ever trod the soil ot Venezuela. On the 1st l-’eb. the army moved from San Fernanda de Apure, and cn the 2d and 34 forced the postages of the rivers Arauca and Cinjsral which faez and hisYdllowers in vain at- tempted to defend On the 5'h, gen M tnllo’s heau-qnirterswcgeat Nuevo PasodflRey,whence he intended 'to jdrance on the following day in pursuit nftheeneanv, witii a view to pni,h at once what he coasidertd rite last campaign in Vene zuela.—Tithct.^' Married— last evening, by the Rev. Dr. Kolloct Mr. Wu.ua* Rau%, of this city, to Miss .Mart Goals*, ofNew.llatcn, (Conn) —i,ot» the same evening, by the Rev. Dr. Sol- lock, Mr PZTSa NoananS, to M.si bauzn T M’Cor, both of this city. , SHIP .YEWS. PORT OF SAVANNAH., The salubrious quality of the water of the Missouri nver is proverbial among the people who inhabit this country -nd known to men of reading in Europe and America. A retnekabh Instance of the truth of this character is now ex hibited lit the camp of the r.flc regiment (on its wav to tlie Yellow Stone) authentic intelligence from which, states, there is not a single man on the sick »epirt.- A trader lias arrived at captain Martin’s camp who says, that the Ankara's had killed two traders from St. Louis, and chased himself several dsys He Isys the outrage ta the door of a BritiJi trader.—4k. Lreii Enquirer. f -Mank' Indentures pot axle *t this office. Federalism in the state of JCew-York has taken a decided part against Dewitt Cl.ntan, A large portion of the democratic party, heretofore friend ly to Clinton, hare also sbaqdoncd-him, and are opposing this Magniu J polio. It is more tlian probable that, at th»i next gubernatoial election in the state of New-York Mr. Clinton will have permission from the good people of that state to go into ••dignified retirement/* • The Editor of the Washington City Gax*lte l commenting on the correspondence between Gen erals Jackson & Scott, says, General Scott, who.* impropriety, however, is manifest in interfering under circumstances, w. ere delicacy to a brother officer ought to have imposed taciturnity until called by a superior authority to deliberate upon it, had government thought it expedient to adopt such a course, which in llie sequel it did not In this General Scott was clearly to bhme, and it is for this that General Jackson ho- called him to so severe an account. The price of cotton at Augusta on the 13th inst. was 17 a 18 cents; tobacco 6 a 8 cents. BO'VJPJttTE. Captain Frost, of the ship Suffolk, arrived a* Boston, on th® 4th instant, from Ifutavi*, states, that on the irih February, he was boarded by an armed brig, who informed that Bonaparte had been dangerously ill, but was convalescent. FROM THE SPANISH MAINE. Cr.pt iMgcrsol, of the sch’r Alert, who arrived it New York on the 4th inst. from Havana, left Forto Bello on the lhth February, at which lime all was quiet there. The bst intelligence from Chi li stated that Panama was blockaded by two Pat riot brig* and a schooner; the Spat, fl- royal squad- ion, which had been »• me time expected at that ,i ace, had not arrived, hut was hourly expected. TQSTSCIiiPT-—FIRE ! Thursday M>rning. 3 o'clock. Just as our paper was prepared for press, Ust (light about 10 o'clock, -we were alarmed by the terrific cry of fir#*! which had been communicated to a back building near Rnnrk's hotel, on Main- street. The fire still rages, and .he confusion is so great that we are ui.ahie to obtain any psrti- culars for tins morning's p^per. It is supposed about twenty houses are already destroyed. Ma ny individuals have mffLred severely. Part:cu- ticulars wdl be' given to mjrrow.e-[-Y0j/«djt Uea. con, tith inn. COMMERCIAL. Extract of a titer f om St. Thomat—March 10. •*In our ust we gave :t as our opinion that »he article of CAd^ee would not fall this crop. SaUs were masse las: week at S-6. w:th the appearance of standing at that price Sugars hold good at g9 for first quality, and 8$ tor second. Hum has the appearance of looking up As yet there has not arrived a hogshead ot Tobacco —that article has been sold as high as by the cask, but we are of opinion tjpe*• quo- talion.”— ChorUifnjT f.-r . . 'i 5. **The enclosed priee cur. cat 4*f the 1st inst. quoted some fey articles of American produce higher tnan our m*rket affords, which I have noted at foot—every thing except lumber seems r o be a dull and difficult sale—and s'range to ^i.v, ibat not withsunding the extreme depression of the markets throughout the United States for Co. lonial produce, our exports during the last week hive rather advanced—prime cofF«*e is extremely scarce, the Brokers are asking 5524$; Muscovado Sugars of really good quality; I7rt and scarce— box brown 14 a 16rs -Whites, 24rs.—Molasses, 6$rs Refer yon to our general price current for further quotations. “The steam bo^t continues to ply between this place and Mftanxp, and meets with considerable eacoursgestsat. • J AHttlTLU, Ship Emily,. Babcock Uiterpool, 44 days— to A Low Sc Co. owners—with a full cargo—to Wm. Taylor, A Low H. Co Low, Wallace & Co. Scar<i brotigh & M‘Kinne James Carruthers, R Richard son U Co. J Stiles, J Dicks:n Sc Co. Geo Relph Campbell 2c Cum using, the Steam-boat company and to order. Left tne ship Geugia, Stubbs, for this port in 6 days. French br»g Jane. Auze, Vantz, 33 days—with bricks, etc—to Charles Maire), consignee. Two passengers. Schooner Hurr.bird, Colins, Baltimore, l^d^ys and 10 from the Capes—with corn—to G U Ham mond. Sloop Hardware, Hadley, Havana, 6 days—to I Cohen, consignee—with aolasFes, sugar, coffee and fruit—to J l* Henry, PH & T Crapon, ETo tyn, J Parker, T Kavanagh, J Fraser, J Cuibert, and M Loker. Paasengcrt—’Sl r Francisco Pall* hirotti and lady, Messrs Karanjgh, Tobin, Par ker, Culbcrt, Uandolph, Gatin, Doiph, and capt Bachrlot. Le»*tfcloop Telegraph, Graves, for this port in a few days. Sloop America, Smith, Ocracock, (» c) 6 days —with co»«—to J Ubckwell, on board Sloop Mary, Dunce, Darien, 3 days - with 90 bales cotton—to A B Fannin, F H Wciman. find it Richardson U Co. CLEARED, Schr Orient, Lumbard, Wiscassett Schr Success, Adams, Boston. jeEWtBUIDA. ^ The brig Othello. Mott, Failed yesterday fop New.York, with about seventy passengers. BntiNh brig Neptune, Andrraon, Liverpool, 46 days bound tor Darien, put into Tybee ypsterday. The N. was off Darien 5 days, with a signal fly ing for a pilot, but had to rruxe for this port ti procure one! Spoke, off Sapeio. ship Fraily, 43 days from L’verpool, bound to this port. FROM OUR COanESPOXDESTS. Port of J\ew- Forlc, A Aril 6. Arr. schr Logan, Holmes, Suvair He), 7 days — Oft’the Capes of Virg nia, spoke schr James .Mon roe, from Providence for. Charleston. Sch’r John Uerni’c, Dickson,-£ days from Ply- mouth, with naval stores. Below, a ship and three schooners Merchant's Ball, Boston, April 4—xpojt, Arr. ship Suffolk,Frost. Batavia, 98 days, sugar and coffee. Spoke Jan 4, lat 12, 15, ». Ion 101. k. ship Augusta, M'Neil, f-om Canton for Fal. mouth. March 2$, lat of.. Ion 62 spoke ship Hampson, 8 days from Savannah lor Liverpool.— 31ft, lat 33^, Ion 65 j, fell in with the wreck of the schr Myrtle, oPBurkj.port full of water. Ship Hymilton, Martin, ln»m th? North West Coast and Canton, 118 days from the latter, with teas, china, hilks, etc Spoke. Ma’ch 13, lat 29^, Ion 48^, brig Patty, Wisey, 7$ days from London for Cliarlest'in, In distress, nearly nut of provi* ons—supplied her, and took Mr Wm Faux, a passenger. The Hamilton has been absent from Boston since June 15, 1815. Passage for Havana- Three more passengers can be r comfortably accommodated on board L schooner RODERICK, to sail on Sunday b For terms aoply to J. BATTELLE & CO: april 56 a^—90 Por J\i‘ew-l'ork The regular nacket schooner GEN EflAL A. JACKSON, Christie, master, will sail on Tuesday next For freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply to the mazier on board, at Jones' upper wharf, or ALLTNG & ROFF. april 16 90 Market square. For Philadelphia Ti e fin? Ia»* sa.ii.-r B ' ,r.|,r. EDWARH D DOUGLASS, Cf-t tain Ogden, will be patched about ft.e 22d instant. For freight or passage apply to Perry Wright., april 16—-l—90 Missing, From a warehouse in Augusta, two bales cotton marked J. St C. No 6, 246. -Vo 7. 247, supposed have been slapped to this pluic by mistake — Any informat on respecting them will be thank fully received by th- subscriber; who has in store bale of cotton marked T. H B 278 lbs. landed from boat Congress in Fifcruary lo^t. The own er can have it by applyirg to the subscriber, a d paying the expenses ok it. A. B FANNIN. :«pril 16 —— ■ Notice Sixteen quarter boxes of Spanish Cigars were taken by the city guird last night from a person who succeeded in making his escape by tunning^ It is supposed they were stolen from some peraon 1 or smuggled. If the property is not applied for and proved, they will be sold at A. Howe's sue tion on the 24th instant. Peter Shick, superintendant of city watch, april 16— 90 , Notice. AU persons havinjj demands against the estate f the late John i-evett, deceased^ will render the same, duly attested; and those indebted will please nuke payment to the subscriber?, administrators, with the wul annexed. Christina Levett, John Caruochan. march 19— 66 Brought to GoqI, In Jefferson, Camden county, on the 5th inst. a negro fellow who says bis name is Qcxkzss, and that he belongs to George Robinson, near the Indian nation. He is about five feet seven inches h, a yellow complexion, and has lost a piece l^s left ear. „ Zaeharteh Motes, o. c. c. april 14— fhitosorhical Experiments, AT THE EXCSANCS LO3G-U0UX, MR. STANISLAS, Grateful for the l.bcrat encouragement he re ceived from the g.-nerous assembly who honored him wi’h their attendance at his tint exhibitions, takes tnia opportunity of returning bis heartfelt tuanks, anil informing the ladies and gentlemen of the town, that he will continue on THIS and TO-tlOaKlAV EVENINGS, weather perm.tting, to exhibit a great variety of Kxper.ments of Eiee- t.icily, Hydrogen and Uxygen Gas, Slights of Hand, Mechanical Pieces, Egyptian Transforma tions, Ac. Stc. and a great number of ingenious and scientificul perf irm .ncci. too tedioas for in sertion in a newspaper, but all calculated to please and turprie. april 16- 90 Notice. Jfost received by the subscriber, per ship Ogle thorpe, a fresh supply of Henry's genuine calcined .MAC NET IA ana double refined F.PSOM SALTS. Joliq F. Puujat* tpril 16——93 opposite the Exchange. Boctor Thorp Returns t.is thanes to the citizens of Savannah and the public for tb;ir p it-onage, and solicits a continuance. He also informs them that lie has taken an office in Whitaker street..next door to the corner of Bryan-street; between Bush’s ind Northrop’* stores, where he will continue his profession in its vsrious branches. He also sets natural and artiSs al Teeth, with ligature, pivots, springs or on pistes of gold. in such X nnenner as to be useful and higl.ly ornamental. The tarter so inmripus to the teeth causea blackings and discoloring; he removes and restores them to their natural whiteness without the smallest pain or injury to the enamel—be plogs and extracts teeth with perfect safety, toe. The office will be open from nine o’clock in tl;e morning to two, end from half past three to five. N. B Persons affixted with various diseaiesin which electricity is generally serviceable are in. formed, that a complete Electrical Aparatu* is kept ax snore Those who are disposed to re ceive the benefit thereof will be punctually at tended to. april 16 fr* 90 Mice Land for Sale. To he disposed of at private sale a valuable tract of Land, situate in the state of South-Caro- lina, on Channing’s creek, (waters of Savannah river) known as the Nelville plantation.' Ac cording to a tecent survey it contains 181acres of prime swamp, 90 of which hivebeen -cuUivat- ed—297 acres of mixed wood swamp,, and *406 acres of bsy tupeto and cypress swamp—in air 1*84 acres. One' Cfib of tlie purchase .money will he required to be paid down; and the balance in one, two and three years. Apply in (lharleston to Ada* Tcxxoi in Savannah, to George Woodruff, april 16 fer 9J ' NOTE LOST. Yesterday, or this morning, a Note was lost, drawn by the subscriber, dated 20th February, 1819, payable at seven months to the order of Lawrent Goudain, and endorsed in blank, for S1099 50 It was dropped by one of the clerks going to leave It w.th Messrs J. & P. Hone it Co. All persons are cautioned against receiving or ne gotiating the same. The finder will receive my thanka’and a suitaole reward by returning tlie same to BENJAMIN DESOBRY, 42, Pearl etrect. New-York, April 3. 1819. 90 Manic State of Georgia, Savannah, l^l.i April. 1819. ThU Bank will be closed on Saturday, the 17lb instant, for the purpose of preparing our Books and accounts for the declaration of a Dividend— therefore, all Bills and Notes falling due on that dsv must be taken up pn Friday, the 16th inst. Costotr.ers are requested to leave tHeir booh* in Bank for the purpose of being palanced: • li, order of the Board, Anthony Porter, cashier. april 14 it 88 Ulil AoVtiUPEUJOR CO URL. Aruc Tams, 1819. We, tlie grand jurors for tlie body of the coun ty of Bryan, unite with the other grand jurors of the eastern circuit, and respectfully present to the legislature that, we are deeply sensible of the evils incident to our present judicial system—we are convinced of the importance of separating tlie common law and equity jurisdictions, and of the indispensable necessity ot establishing an appellate tribunal, which, by being vested with the power of revising ibe decisions and correcting the errors of inferior judicatories, will give uniliimii y to the administration of public justice; without which, the liberty of the citizen cannot be effictally •ecured. We, therefor;-, respectfully, but earnest- y recommend such alterations of the constitution as will effect these desirable objects We do t'uither present the bad state of tlie Dgechee causeway, which at this time is passable in con sequence only of an excessive dry season, apd which a very little rain, would place in such a condition, as to render all travelling between the city of Savannah and the southern parts of the state impracuble. As the public road to which the causeway is attached, is one of considerable importance to the comunity at Urge, and which is drily increasing by the commercial prosperity of the town of Darien, and the constant commu nication existing between that place and Savan nah, we deem it proper, as well for the interest of this county as ol tlie state in general, to re commend, in conjunction with the former part of the presentment to our senators and representa tives, in (lie nest legislature, to place the said causeway on the footing of a turnpike, by obtain ing a bill for that purpose. Or to adopt any other measure best calculated to effect sc; desirable an object, as making the passage across it easy and sale. We do further recommend, ttiat the pre sentments be published in the paper called the Republic,in, in the city of Savannah. Gsougz W. M’Aliirrett, Jmman. JWCTl(\.\ S\ »■'jafflrapo To-Mpruiw, (7;^ itisUutj h ill be suid b jore try storey A GKNKli »L ASSURTMKNT- * - v GROCE HIES; AS—41 »2« Invoice cf Dry Good CO «SIS I !.NS»U?' , t Levantines, Ikmitita v Cambrics, Mud ns Cal cues. Hosier}, Riband*, xqtl A variety ol’ other aricle* Sale to cotn*n:nct at 11 o'clock. A. Howe, aucPr. 16 90 To-Morrow, lyth instant, Will be sold on John*tor & Antleraun’s lower wliarfc' An excellent pair of draft Denes, well broket and gentle. Also A good two hone Y'aggon, with Harness Sale to commence at It o'clock M. Herbert, auct'r., april 16 —90 To-Morrow, lyth instant, WiU br sold on Messrs. Johnston ft Ardenons lower wharf occupied by I.Mby* etq. 100 hhds prime retailing Molasses' 20 htids O'. 50 barrels C reI * P nne “uscovado Sugar' ,. Terms for the aaolMapa rums under ICO col- lin, cash: over 200 to SCO. fit) days; over SPO 'to 1090,00 days; o,er 1000R 4 and 6 months, adding on tht last 'payment, 60 days, bank interest. . - For the sugar, sums ur.de.- 20' g, cash; pvet 200 to 1(K>0, oOdays; over 10002,90 day*—fo; approved indorsed piper. Sale io commence of 11 o'clock. M. Herbert, nwcl’r. april 16—89 [rosTrusaa.] On Monday next, 19th inst. Will be sutd cn the premises, One two-story Dwelling House, jj with all necessary out building*, situated ■ Bll on Voric-street, No. —, with a lease of _mBo,the lot for six year*, subject to a ground rent of 100 dollars per annum, occupied by Mr. A, Debross. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock. A. Howe, auct’r. april 15 ——89 .idministrator’s sales. ^ On the first Tuesday tjt May next, WiU be sold in front of the court house bctw vec the usual hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, The House and third of Lot No 7, in Hmtheoat ward, fronting on Barnarn street, being part of tlie corner lot of Mr Fell's. Terms cash. . Af. Herbert, auct’r. feb 20—43 Marshal's sale. -*• By virtue of an interlocutory order of the admi ralty cottrt of the l.’niteil Ststea far the district of Georgia, will be sold at the town of Darien, On tie. Z^th \nstant, 141 boxes of SLGAB . John H. Morel, mar shat A- It. (EJ* The Darien Gazette a ill publish the above advertisement, and forward tlieiri bill for'pay ment. april ” “ * " Sale of African Slaves, On Tuesday, the 4th day of'May next, WiU be sold in the town of hlillrdgcviile, at pub lic aale, to the highest bidder. Between thirty and forty prime African Slaves, who have been taken possession of by the atate of Georgia in eonseqqepce of their baring been in- trodaced Contrary to the la via of this aisle and of the Dinted Slates Indisputable rule* wj& be mmOq and prompt payment rtqmred. ' ’ ' By order of the goverhnr Charles Wi!liainson,tijreRf. John B. Maxwell Luke Msqn Z Weils John G. Bate Till mas Mann Sol'iron Smith Ben jamin Ward David Smith G. Smith R. Otmstead John Wills A W. Stephens Josse Butler Wm. Thompson J. Gnodson A. Netherclift Alexander Bird Andrew Bird Abraham Crum Will-am Well*. Ordered, That the presentments of the grand jury be published in conformity to their request, and, that a copy of the seme be delivered to the next senator and representative of tiie county of Llryan. Extract from the minutet JOSHUA SMITH, efcrt W.1PJVE SUPERIOR COURT. Manes Task. 1819. We, the grand jury for the county of tVayne, recommend to the attention of the legislature, tiie neeessaty of an alteration in the judicial syateic’of oht state; That, in the first place, separate juris diction may be created for the administration of common law and equity, instead'of the copfused system which exists in the superior courts of the different counties; and, in the next place, we beg to suggest the propriety of creating a Superior court fbr the conviction of errors and for appeals that an uniformity of decisions may be found throughout the different circuit* and counties ot our state—that those decitons may be certain as well as uniform, and above til, that the ineoqyeni entice resulting from the determinations of a single judge, who, from the frailty .incident to human nature, and the confined complex' system of our jurisprudence b liable to'err, may re- midied. '“ ' State Bank Shares. On Tuesday, 4th Mayepsuing, Will be soli! At tlie court*bou»: f in ihe city of Sa vannah, between the Iu*ur9 of 10 und V o'clock, Thirtp Shares in the Stock of the tlank «;1 the State cf Georgia—die property of Altut S. Men denhall, a nunor. Sold by order of the^epur^ of ordinary of (-hatham county. JQHN LATMROf*. 7 od«t*«r? ettatc GKORGF* HALL, 5 Jh. McndcnluiIL inirrh 29——74 Sheriff’s sale. On the fiat Tueiduy in Jlfly next. Will be sold at the court bouse in Bryan county between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock. All that tract of pine Land, cunta ning 150 errs in Bryan counft i levied on as the property of the estate of John Steiljng to satisfy tiie stale and county tax of taid estate for tlir years 1817 and 1816 GEORGE H. SKIM AN, s. ^.c. f.b 20 fr* 43 ' s sales. ‘ - On the first Tu-tda, in May next. Will he sold ir, Brunswick, Glynn county, between the hours of tea and lh.ee o'clock The following Negroes: Dave, Cnarles, Elleek, Sam, Jacob, Silvy, Flora, Billy- .Mary, July Big Charles, Celia, Jenny and Charlotte; levied on ■* the property of James Piles to satisfy an execu* tion in favor of Robert ft Joseph Habersham " Thomas Winn, s. q. o. feb 24— 46 Sheriff's sules. On the first Tuesday in May next, Will be sold at the court-house of Liberty coo&* ty, between the hours of 10 *nd 3 o'clock, A tract of Land, situate on the waters of Vin- sant’s swamp, containing bounded at the time of survey on all sides by vacant land, but now bounded on the south and east by bnr! of Charles Flowers; levied on as the property of John M*Cranie in order to satisfy an execution Cla’bcrn Nobles vs John M‘Cranie—property pointed out by the defendant _ * One tract of Land, containing 2C0 acres, bound ed eastwarlly by unknown land ard other sides by vacant land originally granted to tin Martin—also one tract of Land graa*ea to the said Martin Martin, containing 2u0 acr^f, poond- ed westward!} by lands of the aforesaid Mir.in Martin and on all other sides by vacant land.— TLr twp foregoing tracts levied 01 as belcngirg to the estate of Martm Martin, deceased, to eatt>- fy an execution Stephen Mitchel'-, sen. ts rr V of Martin Martin—property pointed out by ti4 defendant. v _ , One small tract of L*and, sitoa e on the Cb)" nel*s Island, containing about eleven acres, bound ed east by a branch North Ncwi>ort river, norti. by land of Thomas Paeon, sen- emth by land cf Hs-njamin MeU. jun and west by 'and of Aadie/ Maxwell and Thomas F Bi*ca»— levied on by s, constable of the county as the property of Thos. Mell to satisfy three executions Je'wtee Bun n l hbjnas MeU—property pointed* by rhe de* fendant. W^I. WILSO^r^ t march 29 -76 Sheriff’s sale. * '• On the first Tuesday in June "*f*> WiU he sold at tfweourt-huasr, in B-fyan couflf^ # between tha usual hour* of If -nil jo clock, • one House aud l ot. Eifchen, SmokeJHwnji ani Stable, iiv the town of Hardwick: levied onAs the nro/iertv of Joint I Jeakurtjto satufj bu fify per raifsr the yean 18*3 wd 48-6 ard hi* SF-f-ScasfRj&i ' m««Js2f—7* > ■
