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M: ■i& 'ti »lir wi'il leave ^hii pi see once • g the season, anil wWl ionch »( ftrie eianiT and Snndliakj an her pivaage J ml down (he take.' , 1'fie U'afk-in-the-Water, will male-* a ||p Into the upper lake* during the month f ^Mrie next,' and will- stop two day* at i inae. Aa the is a boat ol ^reat speed asfinfr accommodation* for patten- r», it w ill aff-.nl a desirable opportunity for gentlemen desirous of visiting thatde ‘‘ A *Ailcountr». Nr.w-Owt-p.ANS. April 24: An unfortunate occurrence took place I JtatiTiIay morning in the fauxbourg St. f Marr. An officer nf the U* S. army in liir J attempt tn arrest a diverter from the srr- | /Tjce,.firrri:u[ion aml killeil him. tVe are not in possession of the fact* which occa sioned this event, am! even if wo were, sol.’ not the tnlvtl tojudg» of t!i<-m. Utiit we must say that the coniioet of a p.r- tjt of unthinking indiridoeN was well nigh Causing a serious tumult, which might ■'have e-vl angered the lives of many indivnl nal*. In a republic the man who joins a mol* for the purpose of procuring what, hr ■may suppose to be justice, is a tit instru- t rrnt to place a despot upon the necks of is fellow citizens.—tiaz. ' April £G. Captatil Hopkins, of the sloop Sally, r*’- that some ti .e since he fell in with fhriu.urgent privateer IrresistaMe,having on hoard tl.e crew of a Spanish (Juin- eman which she had previously captured. Captaiu II. received the Spanish ctcw on board his sloop and tarried them into Ha vana*,'where by way of thanks for ins trou ble, the Spanish authorities abused him in the harshest manner as a friend of the Pat riot-, end threatened to put him in prison. On Saturday night last the jail of this towlr was broken open by some villian*, who broke the locks of the door le -ding to t1»e apartment in which the criminals were confined. liatcliff, who was committed on the charge of murdering hi* father, two ntlier pcjbotis who were.charged with lar- cency.and two or tlnre Spanish negroes, commuted under the vagrant act, have mode their escape—Mobile Gaz. 4th inst. MORE FOHGEII A OTES. A molatto girl belonging to James In- Tcrarity, esq. whilst laying out some iinen In dry on some logs, lying in the open lot opposite his dweiimg house, discovered (Am Bunk Motes which she carried to her master. They ptoved tohe forged huadred dollar notes o! the Louisiana Hank, of the aame.p .'e, paper and execution as the «>thens lately aueinp’ed to be circulated here.—lb. * Yesterday afternoon t wo negro men were executed in pursuance of the sentence of the special court held lor the trial of Coot and-his-adherents. The solemn transac tion was witnessed by a crowd of spectators; mid we hope that this necessary severity may- have a salutary ctiV.ct upon those who Were in danger ol being involved in the guilt of the sufferers.—Augusta Georgia Jldtertiser. ■Washington, (ua.) May 21 ••-Itr-m'in red. lire jurnmcntumJiJhltaii deln:niu. , i The I'residtt.-t "f the United States, and auit, consisting of Mr. Calhoun, secretary ol war; major general Gaines; Mr. Govcn- cur. the Presidents private secretary, and Lifuf. iMoiiroe, si . . ve<! liere c:: the i9th just, at 3 o’clock t. :.i. A deputation from tiieto'.vr, consisfing of i)r. Joel Abbott, Majors D. G. Caroj.- b»IL and Snevil, (along * -th a large por tion of the-inhabitants on horse li.i-.lc.; met the President a few miles upon the mad, when he was addressed by Dr. Ab- tlr.:f. nearly as follows: Mr. resident.—ttur citizens hr-ving understood, that you were to reach their the east, and it* duration end b«ft » titaa. I. The deed and living Patriot* of the Revolution—Ha'lowed be the memory of the ope, and honored the memory of the other. The dead and living Heroes of, the li*.e War—We here owe a debt of obligation to both—we will p*y tear* to the one, and gratitude to tie other. The army of the United States—To its country a safeguard, to its country’* ene mies a wourge. The Navy ol the United States—“Dant give up the ship.” The Hero of Orlean*—He give peace tq our borders, and extended our limits. 6 cheer* ■ , Governor Rabun. The state of Virginia—Justly boastful if the wisdom and patriotism of tier sons. South-America—The death of every patriot is a legacy to millions yet unborn." The last Campaign of the late war—tn its plan 3n<l in its execution we see a master’* hand. The acquisition of the‘Floradss—Ano ther link in the chain of our Uriinu, a work worthy of those who performed it. Toast by the President of the United ■Status—The principles of 1776. Eternal truths, nny the government* erected on them likewise be eternal. 6 cheers, stand- Tuesday Evening, May S3, 1815). On ttie 31st imt. lists GaHnsxa, ecq was rt_ retrd president Of the ti ranch Bank of llie State m Augustsi and the following person, d rectors tor the present year, viz:—Samuel Hale. A. Mackeu- zie, J. Howard, S. t.. d-urgri C. U. Stewart « B. Ljfiue, G. Lnngstrcet, 1>. M'Kinncy, A. Slaugh ter, J. .M Uvs. F G Gibson, and 3. A. Black. s.ir.E oy ruHLic iuxns. A ifrtui fri-m s gentleman now in the Alabama territory lo a •-'ntleir.an in Milladgevdlt, say,— "The public lands will nut he to*fruitful a sou'ce of revenue to the government as wav expected.— A coniiona’ion was formed at the sales at St. Ste phens similar to that at the March sales at Calm, ba. The ealrs amounted to about six hundred thousand dollars.” Ily the Secretary of fFar—The state of Georgia, equal in resources and extent oi territory to the largest states at the union —may she be surpassed by none in intelli gence and patriotism. Ily General Gaines—The patriotic Ma trons nnd Fair Daughters of Georgia. The President having retired—The Pre sident of the United States—ttie constant, politician, the devoted patriot—no motive bat his country’s good, no exultation but nis country’s glory. 6 cheers. village on this day, and being n-ridblc ol ttc great services you have rendered our oountiT i i the highest offices of public Use- coiiiUiyu the highest others ol p fulness, are dthirous to manifest some sivAll evidence of tln-ir high consideration; they have therefore,directed usl» w.’lrome your arrival in this in ighborliood; and to inform you that lodgings are prnvid. d lur j.iar accontincdaliou, and to request that you will honor thru: with vour company at dinner this afternoon. Yu which ihe i*i evident repliei!, that lie accephd the invitation with pleasure. lie was then escorted to the village, cm! partook vviih the iuhabit.iut* a dinner got'up ns well a* the brief notice of his coming could possible admit.— Hie 1’re- expressed himself highly pleas ed at the honest reception he met with. And in fact, ueva-r. ware thrr siuceror manifestation* of respect—never was there any thing of the kink before n.nrc iulica-1 tive uf genuine repuhlicinisni ah’it TOVLrNTHlillS The Secretary of tl'ar having retired, the following toast was given by major Campbell—1 he secretary of war, .Mr. Cal houn. While lie is at the head of ilia de partment, the U.S. are ready for action. 3 cheers. General Gaines having retired the fol lowing toast was given by Ur. John IT Pope—General Gai cs, the soldier and the gentleman. fly col. Graves—May the patriotism and virtues of the present president, he consi dered as a precept and example to the presidents of the-fiture day. Ry Mr. S. Ilarnel—John Forsyth.— The finished statesman, and the devoted patriot. By Mr. trm. Gilbert—Toe jystick of Hristi/fes— the democracy of THEMIS- TOCLES. Ily Mr. Jno. A’. .V. Charlton—Gen eral Jackson. He wiii prove a Bxi-ru*. when Ids country’s good request it. 3 cheers. Hy Dr. Soel Abbott—Win. H. Crawford, OUl fellow citizen. By ir.-ij. Sneed—The memory of colonel Apling, tnc hero of Sandy Creek. By Dr. Day— Hie memory of governor ui ly. Ily Mr. Wingfield—The government of the United Stales, in essence, may it never be impared. By Mr. John Holiday—General Job.: Clark. S cheers. j Hy Mr. .hut. /lurch—Toe engagement oi the Cons’i'.L'.i 'ii and Gut rier; a lieo.nn- siration of the superiority of Aiecrirar. Lravrry and skill. Ily ,r/e. Dixon—V fiee governmen*. patrinli-.n vhd nc.tiom.lv.rtue—liieirwur.. tio'i etcie.nl. By Mr. Branhrm—Tnl.: : Quincv Adams CITY SC.I rEA GER—S4,400!!! Mr. Fell—You will oblipe the ptoplc t ( Savan nah, by informing tiiem if tlie City Council have the right or I tie power to alter the sa'ary or I- : y of the scavenger, or any cl its o/Wocrs, after being elected for a'given period, and for a compensation fixed by ordinance for. that period? And if they have the right or the power to do so, pleise to say, for ihe information of .he public, whence it was delivered - Q To MR. MAYOR. Sin—Y .ur fri.-n.t and correspondent "Civ in his ta’e communication, kept a single eye to that part of the city only where he has apprehen sion of danger immediately to himself. Sir, I live in fiat section of the city very l.itle fieejuenled txcept by your scavenger’s carts, laden until mat. ter pregnant with pestilence anil tlcaih. I live sir, on the South Common; and it is there yiiu should cirect your particular attention, art! no; confine it merely to the ling-pen of a-pbee, ns it is suiiered to be. Bay lane. Fiomthe use that is made of the South Gam mon, it will become the seat of radical il.seass in llie course of a mouth or two.' The accumulated filth from e»-ery part of tl.e city is ruiJVm! to be dt posited immediately beyond the lines o: fartifi cations, and, indeed, not ucfrequently vvilliir them, solely at the discretion of the drivers of your scavenger’s carts. Not inertly every des. criptijn of vegetable matter but dead aiumuis are promiscuously scattered in the distance between Thunderbolt road and Spring Mill. Now, sir, I am.a constituent of yours, and ol the City Council—I pay my proportion of taxes, and so do my common neighbors—lam, therlbre, entitled to complain. Although we are upon the Common, and perhaps a little without the pale of fashionable movement. ncver;hc!es vre are enli. tied to a treatment in commas with olher pails of the city. It is. therefore, recommended thet yon direct the scavenger’s carts to be emptied, not before our doors, but beyor.d Spring Hill, cn li.e low ground, near to Musgrove’s creek. The city- will be Je*3 annoyed by the stench which issues now from the south, and from a cause that cer tainly will contribute much to the ur.-ipallliir.es, of the city. Your feBow-eiiiken, I’OCO Tor TrotiXence * the 6rip IrrxG’Lt:, If Code, ftnsfc*,'«> nil «»n 2<\ J jut*. "Vqx IrHg'it crpas***;** hAvinj; suptrtor iccomm^dationa*. will land px-^seo^ers at Newport if n-cpies!cd. ap ply on board* or to HAZEN Ki.MllALL fp*v 25— Spanish. America* ■ A Descriptive, Historical and Geographical Ac count of the D-Iinmiobs of. S|.* : u'JJ America, ac- companieel nidi nnor and an engraving repre senting tSe cornpir-tive rt'Jtudn of tire Moiin* tsms in Sou'.li Amerira— £3 Tom Crib's Memorial to Congee's, by otto of llie fancy, author of the F.idge iamilv—5:}cts. For sale by S C, A J SCRF.NK: yiio have just received from London, si> gle copies of several, new-work*, logetlier with li.te Keviews. may 23—e—id Corn 4500 bushels prime.vvliite Urn afloat, for sale by Hall ic Hoyt. TTlTV ?5 1. ?3 Corn and Jiucon. 13 J0 butliets crime Nortb-GxiolinaCnm 750 lbs To do llacon For sale by D WILLIFORD, tr ay 25 33 Segars. .0,000 Spanish Eegaiv, for sale by Dull Sc Hoyt. may 25 n 23 - liry (folds—at Cost. The sitb-.cr.uerA wishing to d,.pjse of their slock of Go-id', will sell at cost a general asso-t- ment of FANCY and r.TAIU.C AK.TLCLES at t -eir store, Jubn-tou’.-. square, i.p-j ly opposite W 3 a Ii.tr. bttA.il Sc WATT. may 25 r. 23 * Country Produce. 0ATA2Ix.au —-cash ruicca raxs tiat. ^ cts. gets. 5 50 a j 75 Rice, per ICO lbs. Guru, p<-*r bushel. Cotton, seu-isund, pr lb ditto, np do. Hour, per Id. Yobacco, if nf, per 100 U»s. 8 00 9 00 a 10 D.ttl, in l*anca Valuable Negroes for Sale Cooks, Washtp vom. •• <* .«i bw;.tualr ss s, field l-Unds, a first ;;»te liope Maker, a Shoe Mfck*T *vjv>is a jjaod carrjigc driver, l'licy are healthy, aad of z'iHid cb meter. 'I hey will be •old ou reasonable uruo tor cash. Apply at the Union Ferry, (srj John B. FutrJi. N. B. Those mhr. are dcairou?. of avyili**^ them selves of tiiis notice must apply iiKaud.su \y. may 1’5—-m* 25 To Hire A likely Negro Boy—ul*o two youn^ Xtfjro VVomcr.. The subscriber pre/ejs fe /ifijf Uie l.-.ite: • o a planter w!:o has a piautadon Same miieL^fora the cuy. J-'or terms apply to WiJIiak Monl. may 25 J ?3 PUBLIC SALES- Sheriff’s sales. Ol the Ji r si 'Vuetulau in June next. Will be sold at the court liou^e m Jotteraon, Cam- ii* n co .ihti, between the l.i.urs of ten a;id turct O'clock, of that day: * One-tract of I^aud on the waters of Bail-y’s branch, near the Great Sa»iUa rivtr, Ganitlcn ccir.i- ty, containing 2oJ ncres, m*>re or itss; levied on as the properly of .fames Uowcfl lo satisfy m. execution ilopk ns aiul J Scoil vs James Uo.wfl . • Also the Improvement.** of lioncuri Gautier on pari of Lot No 3, in the town of St Mary"*, \o sa tisfy ihe s5u».e nod cminty nod poor taxes due cm said improvements lor li*e year 1818; amount due S*2 32 2 and c&pIh. Also a tract of Land or. the waters of Ctookcd river, Camden county, conir. mi up 450 acres, more or !es--, ievjed or jjs the property of Wiliiam Mectcler to sa isfy hi^state.eotinty and poor taxes for the year 1818; amouuidue ftn 58 9A.and costs 'Al«o a tract u^Land on White Oak creek, in Camden.county, centahiin^ 1/50 acres, more or le»>; lev»V<l oa.ah the property of Thomas King to satisfy the state, county and poor taxes due «».» said iand for the year l8i8j. amount due gll 5 and costs. Also part of Lot No 3 and Improvements, in the toa»i of St Mary's, bounded south tv. Wm. G\ljor. t Test by ?lie ertare of John Aggarcit, north Aty Joseph Descleutix and east hy a street; levied o:i as the property of Ezekiel Hudndl to satisfy his state, county a -,d poor ti.xes for ti»c year 18i8; amount due g*5 55 Sf and costs. Also a Trunk and sundry Books and Clothing. The President of lie United en») ‘.cted in Allieiss to-morrow evening.— >\ . lerrn lliaf he ilin**d ut V/ashii.^ton on T.ievUv last, LexinhHi ye^tvrd iy. Jv»r- !y «.»;i W .:dnes:by m«»rni ;g some ol * »ir cit izens cor.vcM -«j nl the chapel to for.n the plwsrt tn receive him, and i»'a*‘ni i r t»f i:i>* ired t itreui white here. They appointed a ctmjndUi-e oi five ".‘ufjetiicn tn wait on him to (by at IafSinffUin,to kno'v v-henliy 'wH reachAthei;?. A»rangf*n«enl8 ^.re made !o ii v \* him it dinner at captain S Brnvirs.— He will [ir'drabiy <tay et raj>tai:i B’s tititi! Mondav. e.e expert, he v.ill depart. \Ys think'it likely ti;c President will n<- leu 1 iliv'in** Service at 1m** chnpel onSund-iv uexr. V» e he:.eve he will hum tvnre diivef t*» N »*hvdle. 1 hit, as iln: v c.*»her is wet anil ur«com- f«»rt dde.it i v »>• that we shall n-'t see the Pre^idet.t ,v*s soon we before expect ed —. Jt/iens {(r i) (ingsHc* hist. found in the possession of Mr A Thomas; Itvitii , ... % ist&nt, Jon ?.s the property of Jaroeti C W Sfus»rt to «an*- Di.vau .M*l5Tmt, w (a colored woman) i>ul belter j O’ his state, county m.d poor taacs for the year kr.ovn by the r.mne of “old. Ihuali, ihe fortune- i ibid; amount dm- £0 77 4 and costs, toiler/' in the <5^6 tsuntheJ (zn<l :Mr:e:tt:h yea’ of J Also part of Lot So 4, bring the south coroer her She was born in Princess Anne county, j of said 1.>L l- * ed or. as ihe property of.Ikn*.d *.nd} aid v-’as purchased about sixty years 1 M'Kadey, deceased, to saG.'fy the stale, c<>u;>:y a,fo by the late col Mau.iad Slough, of Lauras- j poor taxes due hy said estate for the year '^t*-Morrow; k’HiYafiut? Will be said brfurrmy sf ire, A GB.4tUi.Vl. ASSORTMENT Groceries snd Dry-Cooils. "xtatt. T»0 citfn London - $ulet* ccmru*<cx.at 11 ©Vfocl-, y ’ : A. 'Hu»fC, may . To .Morrow, £0ili i»sti > ~* Will he soki at the store of Mesvrt lo'in S;tc:.Y- m;n Ss Co En«r’i whsrf. ICO ca=ts superior bottltil I’ortef, in casts of 7 iloren rXcli. 1130 kegs T.ocli Fine Herring ■to Duxes negro Fipc* AVSO ! An Invoice of Casting*, rortfiisTiXi. of Pets, fkillsls. c*cn|> Ovens, rpiclert Fryiogpans, icon Cheats, Ho<V ScrupcTS, tinetl Tea Krtiles, &«♦. Terms made known at the sale. Sue to commerce at 11 c’cUok. Mi Herbert, auct'r. rr.sv ?5 22 On Thursday next, *7th inst. Will be sold on Jctaston U Anderson’s lowci* . . v-hnrf The Cargo of of the $ehr June, coxsist»5o or 30 lihd* and 90 l>arrrl5* prime Muscovado SOGAH^ Miiiable fur rtcluiling. Terms m;idc known st time of sate SuU to commence af ll o y ci.<f?. hi. licibeit, auct'r rr*av T5 — *—23 On the Jit si Tuesday in Jane no vt, Will be tout the Lourt-Hoiis-, m ihiscity, bt- # twr-s-n llje urt.ul boors. That eligible LOT, with its improvcir.enti*, situ ate in Broughton •street, kn*?wn by No 7. Pnurtb t\ thing, lUynctd’s war.l, containing fiO by 90 ft* . __ Jitsoi Two l.OT^, situate in Marparet 'iu*.*, C/lf * thbrpe wiiTtt. r.ontait ji.g c-r.rh 6(i b> 9) net. Terms hu. rai, and wn*#lc Lnouti at time of sale* M. Ht'ibert, a«k/.*r. may 22 21 On the first Tuesday in June next, V/i.i be sold before the Lourt-Uon'-c m ll^s city* between the nt>uat hours. Those t«ro valut»bl# > NiS. v|Ti'Tn.33 and 34, KIIkrt va d. with the ini- ISy Z*j |-rovementa thereon, know n as tin- IfjtiCi. e. three snail Dte.'iif Homes. This Vt y (leshrablc properly i>‘ < • pb’v Mtcated L-iti*er for bu-ii»es*« or a *-rp;4t iice. hc»ng‘ bom.aled' ;in the south :mrf west t»y (hose two smaciou* -truts, West.Bn.ad street and Liberty atr^ei, aiwl in ihe vicinity of a very fashionable and nit hllv increasing part of the cjty. *i'fce lots are M'i’ject to a modti>te groutnl rent, and tiips in ffv « : -n* p’e nujy be obtained f;om the* corporal ion In pay- trent * fthe valu iti^i* money, wlttrft is about |3(J*i Jollars. Terms at lime ol* saV. >1. Herberi, autt'r. -1.8 Off SutuKlay the 19th Jane, K ill be sold nl the house nf l.n.i Jumd. SCNDliY AUTIGLES T!')USEUOLI) AMD h'TTCHE.V Ftirnilure, Beds, JBcdding;, &c. belonging to the estate of. M«rv Lai gden, de^ ceased. By order of the adminit-t a^nr. Su!e to comitzer.ee at \0 o'click. A. Howe, aucTr. mav 1 ?>»,-■■ ITT ' . Administratrix’s sales. On Thnrstlay, 32d July next, Wiii be sold si ti e .‘aie residence oi Mr George Atk nsnn, Grtenc ward. The personal j-Vopcny of the deceased, coa. sitting of — One Negro Wench nod chib) 'i'hree pr ir.e mdchG’owa A1SO .... .. Sundry art;cle« of fiotixchold ant>dvitchi?n F»*r« ^iit6re, > !uddiug, he. A * By order of U12 adi.inistralPiX Ai. Herbert auct'r. tmv 22 21 • •;*: Grand I.o-Ige. I The iDCml-ers III tiie.Graml l.mlge rf G*o^.;,. Stell "l and the ffillervol Lnd,-rt-uniter its jiirisUxiion, tSUicTl—’'tin H’JlUp—u«» aristocracy. | I^. p; .»per renretentativos. ar«“; summoned t*. Iiicf r; * - - a -u . I . *, * * • .Tile duel niaojitrf.te of the greatest re-I ittemi n ot'^rterlv commumcatir iTubtic* not lf> sav, the greatest i»at ton in | thy, the 5*‘i of June rest, r.t 11 o'clock x ?r the universe,->ente l amid the rustic, thaagl. I roo,n ' «‘*“* ,ane « notles# valuable citizens, a» tlieir fiend I " * J( j. „' r .i er c .;thc n. -,V Grxnd Mav-er —patron—laih'-i! Kujoyinst "itl> tiiet \V. VViseman, grand secr’y. p. t. highest indications of satisfaction their I may 2-7 21 fullest remarks arid fjmiliartics, equal!) respected, must have, afforded to the con templative soul of the true patriot tin' riches of ail human Oau-ruct*. t'ie most in- I’ovv- tercstir.g of al! human spectacles er thus inirusted—confidence thus in grafted, wliifaiin can bafile? Vi hat trea- son itbirvyd At eari i candle light the company re tired to their respective home*; and on yesterday morning the President left this for Lexington, Leering along with him the sincere hlessin^s of ail our inhabitants.— Mr. Calhoun returned to hi, plantation in Souili-Caroima. toasts, mT.Fskxn axa ixaax cs ths occanoy. t The spirit o( 7f>. , Ncitiiiqg ,cx.q Aqbdue i. nation determined to be free. The memory of 'Washington.—He t inned this republic, and taught us the mean, ofdt* preservation. The Cnnttitutiqpoft/ie United States.— Btsting or. th« broad (uuodattun .uf the .. .. IHj . ; ^r.. i.■ '. t. Wanted A s-nart Bov, accustomed to house work—for whoa) liberal wares will be paid Apply to Joseph S. Pelot may 22—-mz-——St Ten Dollars’ reicard Will bo given.for too .ppijehmsion of mr hoy Fxinimcit. who absented liimsvlf on the 13th in stant. He is uil anil well maue. Virginia bom, simjmsed to have worn a fine black long coat, blue fir grej p»nt»loons—he is very artful and willAubablr pass himself tor a freeman. The above rewird will be given if brought to me, or Indeed in any gaol, and informi'hn given that I cxn gethi.ro. RALPH KETCHLM. Augusta, May 171 i The Savamun Kepoblicin ynll m«ert this three nir es and aer.d tlieir bill to the office of the Au •nsW Gbromele. ■ ' i: '‘ ' ■; 1 : ■' ■' ■ /; Nolicie.' All persons having demands ngninst the estate Slephen-p. Gregory, will bring forward their V,. counts; and all indebted to the «Ute wdl please make payment immediately, to i Charles Gregory, adm r. may 5—i}—-5 .. . v, asi*l v»> tlieu the tnatlier ol f.,ur chiiut ru>ne of whom contjuu-ttl l.>..g- enough in ihii u'f»iUi to outlive t!»o> m«*tli£r. Slie lias left her proper.y lu Mr. J-roh Getz, nvIim had behaved to i.*/ »»* i*cr List /..r.s like il«.“ goodly Ssunaritan.— il»r proper* v con-i-'--d of a bouse, 3 lots, and 7\i oi tt'J c.flb’ii'i <;«ci«. Thouse ami bus are «>r. a pL-asint ana eltvjted .“iuuation nothin the preciris <A l.«r,uastVr. D-uah *vas much <;f an odityi * all her (Ur.’jnps. rnoic -shrly in tiic vocation in' !'«.i- -'lx months past she vas in thehabit of pr. .?t»r vi.* t 0 old- ac- ouuinl-tiu-es in v*riou.> ;.arts * f liic'cuy, and re- lutucd her mental fucol.ics until her.last.. * J. ::isutler f>a\>er. ship . v Vt s. r.'HT >i-’ SAT 'iN'XA!!. Yorlc, 11 (1* , :«i-assorted Fchnont? Vndauiitcd, Wood,\ —! o Hall & Hovt, enf.w carj^f*—to White. IhnltrSc IC^chum. I Norton _ A G Serr.r.ie*, Bacon Sc onitn S C Sc J S !.e::k, \v r Williams, J Boutjlasi, .1 Ko-.imuu, I 1< Gif- f ml, F Dcfisler, P Stanton, 7. Ut . V tlarkr. Greene St Lippit*, J WiVey li Ilov : "d. J l*?th. rop & Co. Mcigffc Ueetl, K. w’.cr Sc Gardn r. W. Iliss &. Co. Blanchard. Brother. 4 U Co. Three Steerage pa^erj^ trs- On the I5»ii inst. in a p»l? of nv«d shipped a very he .vv tin he«*la»*h *arc! quarter, which stove in lur bulwarks wathvd a- w*ay the co'k and cambousc; at *.ht fame -imetfie V beached too. spit the j !>, lo«? the tSyicff j:b and hn”m. aeil spot the foret^psail. knocked a- w.ty ihe stsuncheontiu the hold, the c.vg> *.h!ll- ii»jp, wire obliged to cut awiv ihe bulk-hend t* r.glit t*er apam, wh ; ch was »IFcovd On ihe lf»h inst. c a'V th.e fiagrmert^ of a wreck.* cnnsistinjg’ .r the sides and a part of a deck On the 17th saw a ship's lonp b >at*. Schooner Catherine Omeha. Tarbox, Charles ton 1 day —with bricks-—to Watts U Joyner. Sc? ooner Jar.e, Watr.cn, Mutanzas 7 days—with sugar—to I -M’oia, co»»«ipriee. Schooner Lsdia* ILHingf, St Augustine 3 days —in ba*- *st—to tlje rr aster Sloop Two Sisters, Wing, Darien 4 days—with •alt and cotton—to J M*Nid» ardG F 8tO Palmes Pao'n’tfcrt--Messrs TP St J Gibbs and J Whiting. SliMip Union, Saliwich, St Catbaiine’s 35 hours —with cotton—to James Jobnston. Paittmgc’— Mr George Walburg. Savannah river navigation ermpany'a boat Au gusta Packet, from Augusta—with 379 bales ot- ton—to W Gaston. Garrlner Be Fowder. S B Park- nun> J Laibrop & Co. J Willi y» and A G Semroes. ctxaaiD, Ship Howard, Condler, Liverpool —Jficholat V Xeff French org L’Eucbaris Dupcytren Xiutea—J. Lathrop if Co. Brig Superb, Taber, Xew-Vork Brig Elisha. WiBuna* Charicston. Schooner Emily, .White, New York* . Sloop Niagara, Fowler, Charleston. . ( The steam 6bip Savannah, Bogera, for St Peters- barg Tfussias and the Patriot brie L*Valiant, on a cruise, went to *ea ytAeriij naming. ;618: amount *h.t* ^5 57 7$ nnd costs. Abo a tract or Laid in the county of Wilkin son, cnnlaining 232 j acres, more or less; levied on as the property of James Watson to satisfy hi rfc'te, county and poor texts for ine year 1618; amount t-c gy 5? fy amt costs. Abo a tract of Land on the north side of the Gr* at Sat ila r*wr, if, Gamden ct unty, containing 250 acres, mere cr Jess; levied on a- the pr< tv of Mills Urury. deceased, to sati. fv tLe taxes tine by ss-id docc:n*sd for the year 18*8; amour,’. *lne §3 46 G£ and costs. Als> 5i f'0 acres «d' Band, rear tfie town of St Mary’s/on the .JDtrk Enin- branch; levied f.n tl»c property of'Garre:tllemoU, or so much wiii satisfy !ij* s 4 at**. county and poor taxes for me year i818; aumort <lue*$32 47 and costs Coiuj»uon% c.r.h Isaac Bailey, s. r. c. r»,c- Ar>"?l 94. 1*8.9 f—1°1 Sheriff’s sales. Ott ’Cvt ?<iny laJrrtc next, Will be sold at t f e <ourt-h:«jse in the county of Bryan, between the usual hours of ten and three o'clock, Ail that tract nf L'*nd, rc-ntaining fifty acres, mere cs bss. situate in Brjvn.county, hcuncled' uy land of Thnn-:s Young, G. W. M'AUisler, and _*— Ctihliedge; levied on an the property of tl.e estate of Joseph fill, elect a-ed, to H»thfy judg- nimts in favor of A lioustnun and others Geo. H. Shuman, s b. c. Sheriff’s sale. On the first I u?s/lay in June next. Will lie -old si the court-hi u«e, i» llr)--n county, between the u*ua! hours of l-.'and 3 o'clock, (he House and Lot. Kitchen, Snu>ke Tiouse and Stable, in the town of Hardwicks levied on as the property of John I Jenkins,*to satisfv his fifty per cent tax fvr the ye;.is 18*3 and 1816. erd his genewl tns for theyea** 18:7— due £50 72. r>nd con. LEU: H.SHUMAN, s n c marc i'6 72 Sheriff’s sale On the 1st Tsu*?»daj in June next, - will U: sold at the ciuirt-htuise in the city of S^- vanrah. brtween the u&uol Lours of ten and three o'cl ock. All these three Lots ahu. improvement* in Car- r t n»e-'"* Jvjvv. krrvrt h_v tlii-Nos 1U, 11 »--.d 12, • Titsisuv 54 fret front ami -50 feet deep; levied, on t‘ < v : erty of C. FTiiebner deceased ; ;y virtue or :*r« • iMCu:a»n founded on a decree in equi’y, to sa*»fy Jooa W^enbrker. admY. of It Hereon. (I L COPE, see april o 79 - Sheriffs sale, continued. O-i .-.V'£• :>• Tutiduy June next, Will be soi 1 the 1pf*»irf-hou?e in the city pf Savannah, -between the usual bcurs of ten and ti.ree o'clock One mulatto woman ranted Jr n^; levied cn as the prqpey tv of C H- Fisher, dt :eo?ed, to satisfy i judgment in favor of John I* Deubell, dec. ; !-• G. L. Cope, s. c. c. may 6——X Kxccator's sale. Oil -.lo- £9 ! !i ilar «f May nest. Will In- si.!.i al pulilic culcrv, al tteibpscy I5:n;y!i. erly's cou'-ptn, near fort, James, in Jackson’s purchase, About fifty head of PEEP CATTLE, hel*u*g»rg to the estate of Matthew Jones, Inre of 'I * county, deceased, for the benefit ol the hurt and creditors of the. estate. JulM Jonei, > lT.ucsjMiki ‘'.vect'fors spril IM 97 Administrator’s sale. On Miindajr, Sist iiay of M;iv next, Will be soid in Sunbury, opposite tfie house lafft ly oCtujiied by John Molich, liicesstii. All llie persons) property belonging lo t!i<- o«. late of lohn Melrtli. fleceaseii. consisiirg ol l-moe- lu Id Kunuiure am! a valuable Libra-j of ftccch, German and and Kngl.sU Boo Us. Terms, cash. 'Sale lo commence at 1C *. i* M'm. Hociistrasser. actin'or, april 14 88 Executor’s sales continued. On the frst Txiczd Ai iji June, xamo-i. Will be sold at ihe court*house, in M Intosh coon-* - ty, between tf.c usual hours. Forty-one %EGRO slaves, tlie property of the la'e John Lrvett, deceased—being pul c;fe*ghl5 r - five Negroes, formerly advertised ta be sold in Sav^uitafi, th* 4th May. The terms wiii he made known by applying to the subscribers, admini strators, with the will annexed. Cfuistfna Levett, Juhn CarDocJia/t. may 4 —-5 City sheriff’s sale. On the f.'U Twtuh.y it. Jux*' -tea*. Will be mid in front of the coHrt bouse belwen* Ibe uausi hours. One mulatto pill named Luc nd»: levied on os ihe property i f William Lui-gtu saiof, anexecu- in laviir uf-Geoige A A-h.. AV-n -nndr; ArticliSi^fi^ied on v* lt*p property rf 4--bn K C’ri tle to laos*^ bn execution in fiijror of .LnneS Lau ier.ee tor bouse rent , sundry-Articles, iBnppets, An;) levied on. as the properly of Harriet Mlifiro to satisfy art execution in f»vor o! hamuel Goldsmith for rent. ISAAC O’LYON, s c a may'.l— —3 : < V City .Marshal’s sate. Guhtlie first Tuesday iu Juno next. In front in' tlie ecsirt-house betv.eto lies hnur* of ten o'clock * x :,n(l two f K. Skill be sold, if the tax 'S not paid on nr before that date, etas' much thereof as v ill satisfy riie tax, ■ ’ V l^t No 5. Frederick Tylluog, Lbrly srsrd. SO fu t in front and 90 t'ttt <!cep, bounded east by Lot No 4, soBth'liy » lane, meufcy Wh -skei 1 -,*. and-west by Congress-stxecl} Jev'ibd on-,5 the f.i*. ' prrty of Thomas Citbooa, lo saiiif licdlr tax. " for the pseaer,t r y;*»r, pointed eot riy Wiiliopt Gibbons, amount tax ^582 .-8l^> *nd cost. ' V.; per - yr^.ateaa.ft.w., : apt.ljOt i irU :
