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pi:':.. *rolicBtacQ4sj&fla. Ctuaiztrrtm. June 30 1 ft ^*t ***/’ 80th, Jane inst. vessels ' *7?,° . * ,r cairjingon the coasting trade. . t ,e W then of 510 tons or upward,, roajr “PJ district on the se; i, between the , . 1 State, and the hern limits' Georgia, without clearing c C ustom hou«e. ^ 0,n tnj d “ trict on <he tea coast i rivers, between the river.- tfWWhaoathe 'vestern limit, of the Uni teu Mate*—-provided they have nut wo,ml. *" the bar then of 510 tons .or n< ■wteralimit, of the United Si TVttilled Spirit, in casks exceeding 5b0 gall,. Wine ditto d,. •>«! ditto 'Wine in liottitt ^8'Jgar in casks or boxes in chests do f-»ITee in casks or bar, rurtign Merchandise in' original packages ; value, Foraign : “iitftircato valwe exceed, IK* i in p in\ do 100 duz do SOuO lbs. do 500 do 1000 do g4» £830 . July 1. PUBLIC SALES OB LHXD8. # A letter from a gentleman in Mobile jjive, the annexed item, of intelligence •relative to the value of landed property, population, etc. in some of out new south ern territories: At Coli.ibe, in May, lots su’d from 500 to SOOOhl .llarsj upland, average per acre, 15 to 35 do.'fai a. At ‘'Jbmbiglee, in April, river land per »cre, 20 to 40 dollars; from the river 15 to S3; choice river tiacts, 80 to 90. Rise two years, per centum, frum 50 (o 100/ Pensacola, since cession, lofs sold Imm 500 to 8"000. Rise within one vear, per centum, 500 to 1000. Alabama, increase population last year, 55,000——supposed increase in 1819, 40.000. i Probable revenue from the Alabama ter ritory, from lauds, in I8i9, Irom 3 to 84,000,000. A letter from New Orleans, of the 3d of June, says,—‘•Putne cotton I2J cents <all.”-C)Uy Gas. nOM A LONDON FATEH. Sentence ot death has been pronounced upon the young count Samuel -Belczney, for the horrid crime or killing bi, father.—' The emperor of Austria bag been applied to for a pardon, bat he juts addressed to the tribunals an order to proceed conform ably to the laws, without regard tothe rank of prisoner. Shortly after Me order had been received, with the aid of some of-his friends, the ctrint made hit escape f On tlie prison of Pest; but was apprehended, and reconducted back, where he remains in chains. The following letter has been addressed by M. de la Fayette, to the attorney gener al at Paris:— “I am informed that M. the attorney gen eral has thought proper to cause proceed ings to be instituted against the authors ol •‘L’Ami de la Royante,” on account of 1 know n<>t what passage r-l.uin- to myself. During 24yems that my life has been be fore the public, I never a-ked any writer to say any thing favorable of me, nor g.-.ve any person any uneasiness for having writ ten ill of mej and though very sensible of kindness, X have never-answered calumny M. Rellart will, therefore, permit me to re fuse his protection, anil, without knowing the offence, to declare, that 1 do nol % ,n aider myself offended: I disclaim all pro ceedings in this respect, and oppose them with all my powei.”—.[True uiaguinimi ty:} ilie British duke of Devonshire has giv pii 8100.000 for the Marble Statue of !>•» naparte’s mother. The old lady hersell must be'gratifi :d, by this coinpJimcut.-— London, pc per. 2IRS *H Hr si- qOflOJrER ? REPORT. ( An inquest was held yesterday mornin on the body of a mariner, named Mien att Gordon, about 45 years of age, o na- tiveof Ireland. The jury gave a verdict I that he came to htvdeatk tiuongh the visi I . tatinn nf.G.id, by a violent cramp in the I Stomach. ‘ This is the man who was pick k etl up man open boat off Tybee, by-cap lain Suiffoid,of the schooner Sally.—*ib Vto have been politely furnished by it gicdiciti geptleman, with the following de scription of the properties of a spring of •■water, on Harlestnti’s Green, in front of 'Mr. XVyatt’s house. Some of this water wns decomposed by Mr. L’Hcrtniiiier, uiul found to contain us follow:: “Specific Gravity-ru is equal to ruin water 42 j, cuntams dydro sulphuretted gas. united witli lead and iron and muriate Of soda, in aoiaU proportion.” A buttle of the above water has been left at this njficd for the inspection of those dis posed to do so.—'limes. We publifhed an ill spelt letter from a citizen of Iljiin i>, who offered himself as »> candidate Jar an office in the militia. The following honest and patriotic remarks on the sulijtit are from the De.aware Watchman.—A'af. Adv. Remarks of the Watchman. The above is undoubtedly published for tii? amusement of the public, at the es- perioe of huneit John Lane, who is thereby exhibited as object ot ridicule. Against this tve protest. It dots nol Appear th at John Lane eve i had opportunities of education which he neglected. There is nothing before ns to •how that there is any thing odious or -m psrtiaent in his general character or man Tiers, wliictvinrfeiu Ins claim to forbear ance and civility. There is nothing in ev idence, ishozving why He may not be one ol those ffonest, upright and generous hearted tnen 1 with whom one tnay meet every day cf onr’s-life) who, from uu infancy of indi gence aodjprospective misery, have strug gled into fn honorable and useful manhood, whose unwblemish, perhaps, is a deficien cy of learailig, which, in tbe estimation ot a de’.icatittfpnd is lost in the abundance mnd vai i-'fc of their soliil virtues. But thire is evidence, on the lace of the -above, that John Lane is a “captain” ui militia; which certainly justifies the pre sumption that lie lins some respectability, *t least in the estimation of his neighbors.: •ml which sbgws that there is nothing very extra va.;>5»t, in his ambition, as he aspires •illy to idofsteps above hi» present rank. And th.ittirv also-on the face of this extract, aaturud p tli is h'ld ap for the gaol 5-posa of making us merry. that i^hich might redeem John Line from contempt and shield him from ri •ficule, tltouxh he were as illiterate as a hutentot, and os unpolished as an Guram: Outang. IK HE IS NUT APPROVED AND ELECTED. HE HOPES THEY WILL FIND \ BETTER MAN, A D HE WILL RETURN WITH ALACRI TY TO THE RA.NKL9. ff» d-ficiency of oibiography can obscure the sterling richness of this sentiment. Republicans of Americxffe a man of such principles a fit sulycot ofridicak-?—Citixms of Illinois j—if von nave enough of'such men, we con gratulate yo«-ifyouha*e.Miy to spare,send them toward* the Atlantic, wu have ton few of them. At any rate, cherish those oi them who may be fouu<! among you; as the pillars of political orthodoxy. ' For himsel, the editor «f the Watchman declares, that tf he has ever rhe good for tune to meet John Lane, (supposing, as lie has at presents right to suppose, that he is a decent and sincere inanj as poor, a speller as lie is, ne will remember h»se«-. timent, and shake him fignt heartilji-and conlialJy’by the band, ss a genuine, tho rough bred repuhliuSO. a- . - V , ■ Two Dandies running against each other, I hope (says one to the other)you are not hurt.” “I I'-’aid the other) sincerely hope you are nut hurt.” The deuce confound you both (cried an Irish basket woman) wo puffs of wind might as well mee t, with a bruiz". as two such hollow atomies as you are, hurt one another! SU.Y-Fl.OlVEIi 'OIL. Sun-flower seed (says u New*York pa per) manes a pure white oil. It is excel lent cither to mix with paint, to born in Itunp$, or to use fur the table. I wish the agricultural societies would take the sub ject into consideration, it will become ol great importance before long, anti why ng: commence if now. The numerous uses to which oil. may be put, makes it necessary we should turn some attention to the subject, and not to send to Europe for it. Thomas Jefferson speaking of the use fulness of sweet oil, observed, that should a man be obliged to choose which he would live upon, bread or oil, that h hud much better choose the latter and be without bread than to be without oil. CHARACTER OF A MODEST .VAX Dr. Pope, in hit life of Ward, Bishop.of Salisbury, speaking of Mr. Lawrence Kookr, a ui.lmguish ed philosopher and mathematician'of the I7th century, say::— ( r ••He was profoundly skilled in all sorts of learning; I duraj, venture my life', upof. tho truth of any proposition-winch he as serted, either in malhematicks, natural philosophy, or history; for I never knew him affirm any thing positively, Mat was dubious. And wlun tasked him his opin ion of afl hypothesis, his usual answer was. I have no opinion. He was very modest and sparing of his words, unless among in timate friends, and never talked idly. I may truly say I was never acquainted with any person who knew inure anil spoke K r v COMMEMORATION „• g« V ■'» AMKItlCAX JXliBFEXDE.VCE. . The committee appointed by the ci^zena of Sa von nob, to make arrangement* for the celebration of our approaching notional festival, give notice, that an ORATION will be delivered on that day, by Jobs C. Kicou, Esq in tbe old Presbyterian Church, at the hour of 13 o'clock. Prerious thereto, the Declaration of Indepen. dence wifi be read by CoL James Minsnu. The : prt>c?»rion will move from tbe Exchange, at 15 minutes before 12 o’clock* r The Volunteer Corps, Officers of the Regiment and citizens generally, are requeste'd to join the procession. The fourth of Joly .being the sabbalb, it will be celebrated on Monday the 5:li. Captain Newcomb will furnhh the DINNER, at the Washington Hall, to be on table at half past three o’clock, precisely. Tickets to be had at the bar of tVashingto; Hall. a Theeitizens of the county of Chatham, and city of Savannah, who have not beer, called on subscribe, are respectfully notified that each of the committee have subscription lists. Just Received, f * . A3D WtU.BAlB AT THIS OIHCX, j ■' - > v -it-:. - > ALBERTI? . A Piat—In i Act4>-by Isaac Haviv, Esq, june 26—-er~Jl , - just Received • A fresh supply of those valuable and approved MEDICINES prepared by* Dr V T. Coswat, Boston. Persons who have been waiting to get supplied with the above will please call at the store of the subserf, ber/ — EDWABD COHPEE mav is—-*l 26 . . On Tuesday, Gth_, WiU bttoU, befsTv <*e CsiiH : haajf, jn f. Savannah, . A likrly-nogsv-eWwmans w -p^od troner.. Terms made known at,time < f isle. '• M-Jlerbert*'r<iq.yii:.. a*. June SO 54 • v /^r, -t-'raSr-'-' OLTVF.R STUliCKS.-l. HAZIN' KIMOALL, | 3 M HARNEY, ). WM. KELLY. FRED. S. FELL, Committee of | Arrangementi Vy In order th^t Our hands tny'participate in celebrating the 4Uf. of July, the Republican will nol be issued on Mohday next. Through inadvertence, and the hurry and bus- tie attending the publication of a daily paper, pitce of poetry, signed "SatWTV,” found itswsy into our columns yesterday, wbicb otherwise would have been avoided. The author of tie piece has been demanded; but as we are totaly gnorant who he is, we are unable to give tl|e name For ourselvea, we can only say that ve are extremely lorry we have been the means of giving the piece publicity—we wer.e not aware of its bearing, until it was too late.—The author is requested to leave his name with the editor It ‘.d—on the 17:h of April, in Baker-street, London, Sarah MaItam™ Rrsu. eldest dnuph ter of lticbaru Kmh, envoy extraordinary and min ister plenipotentiary from the United States m. SHIP NE WS. PORT OF SAVANNAH. No arrivals this forenoon. CLEARED. Ship Cotton Plant, Fash, New-York--i? flyward ilrig Almira, Johnson, Bustor—5 Jt tarkmun Schooner Eagle, lilye, Philadelphia Schooner Jane, Darling, St Augustine Sloop Delight, Cooper, Charleston. For Liverpool, The ship JOHN HULL, capt Corlett, will sail with or without freight, on the llllh inst. wind permitting. Being an In diarnmi, *he has very spacious and superior ac coiiunddfttions, and can take any number of pas- seagers with great comfort. For freight (which kvill be taken very low) or passage; apply to c-opt Corlett. or to IC UICIIAIID^ON & CO. julv 3— 57 Ship Williain Penn, James Hamiuon,.master, will positive- ail for Liverpool on Sunday, 11th inst. For freight of 10u bales, or passage) apply to tbe mas ter on board, or to Wm. Gaston. July Uow long will tile peace in Europe last? The lon"“st period of tranquil.ty in iht last century, was after-tliemluction of the puwers of France Uj Malb.irough. The progress and termination uf that war wa in many respects similar to the wars of the revolution and the overthrow of XapoleOti.—Peace between England end Frtttce lasted at that time, under the admit.istu itiun of Walpole longer that, t any time since. The insecurity of the pence of Europe at present, consists in the larjre standing ar mies maintained by the cnwm.il heads.— Wherever the spirit of the country is mili tary, sooner or latent will be propelled in to war. The security Europe ha* against war consists in its iinpoveristimeiilufby war of the last thirty years, uf th» nemorv of the tlireatning power of France. and in the pers-.ii.nl acquaintanc* ol the sovereigns with each other, i’lie death td any one of the most po *ei lul would tend r.ueii to eudanger peace.—‘B'ranlelin Gaz. IRF.LAXD-ir.iRD TIMES. The t'e-.pl • of the- United States rotnplain bit terly of It ard Times. Look at Ir. l.e'id Such is the disproportion between work and workmen in that country, that tiiousands and iht uaands, una ble to earn the mast common necisvaries of life, :k iotj abject despair; and, growing feeble tor Want of nourishment, become a prey to every kind if disease. tVUat would the managers of nur hos pital drink, were they called upon to adroit into their ward* 20.001) patients in 15 manttisf It was -tated by air J Newport in the house ol ommons, last month, that no less than 43.000 had. within hat period of time, been received into the fever .fospitals for the counties of Dublin, Cork, Limer ick utid Waterford—1‘hil. Union. Passage for New-fork. The ship COTTON PLANT, M Kl.!i, master, will positively sail To-Morrow’Morning; and can Iiandsomely accommodate 8 or 10 pas sengers more—tor which.- apply to the captain, at Wallace's wharf, or to 13ENJ. HOWABD. July 3 57 - Company Orders. ltt July, 1819. The Georgia Huss-rs will parade on MONDAY the 5th day of July inst. in honor of the Anniver sary of American Independence. The members will assemble at half past 8 o’clock, a w of that day, at ihe company parade groun.j, in full form, with white pantaloons. Halters w iH be in dispensable. * . Jiy order of the captain. Jos. King, 1 st serg't. O. 11, june 1 55 Copartnership. The Subscribers inform their friends and the public m general, that they have entered into Copartnership under the firm of CHANET & SETZE. Thev will exert themselves to de serve the ontinuation of patronage shown *o the former iirm of Feter Dertg &Co. Anthony Cbanet, J P. Seize. Mnv 13 ' ■■ -f r. 13 ....... ...... In pursuance of 4 decree, of tb^Court cf Equity, will be sold before the Court House, in the City of Savannah, * • • y' • V Oh the first Tuesday in July next. All that 1a*:t ol JUan'cT'nntf the Idings and Improvements thereon, sr-j, J! tuate «»n Thunderbolt Bluff. or» W««nvr ■L Wiw * known by the number twenty in the village ol O'Brvenvdle. . ... * M. Herbert, auefr, tube 5————S3 Tuition. The Subscriber begs leave to inform the public that he has removed a:s School Room to the cor ner ot Jeffcrsotf a» d President streets* Terms of Tuition y For SPELLING - READING WHITIN'*, systimatically taught And ENGUSH GRAMMAR Twelve dollars per <5 .arter, he fording Books, Stationary, ktet — exclusive of Books and Station ary, ten dollars. For spelling. Reading and Writing, 7 dollars. As I intend devoting my time exclusively to Teaching, I hope to meet wirfi encouragement. Administrators sales• On the Ji’ st Tuesday in July next. Will be sold at tiie Court-house, in the city ol Sa vannah, between the hours of lQ. u nd 2.oVh>ck, Tnree Negroes,jriw Toney, Nancy »«d Wil ly, part of the personal estate of Stopfer. K C^Ve- . gory, deceased By order of the court >'f ordi- . nary of Chatham county. Charles Grfegoi-y. odtn’or. of ett'att t!. J-’. Gregor,. ■ J). Wjiljlord, auct'r. may 5 f 6 Sheriff’s sale continued. t __ yQntheJirst Tuesday in July nBXtj will go cut two or three hours in a d»y to teach I so ^ Ht coun h<>u^:, in Bryan co"untv, in private families where it ia convenient. ^ I between tbcuFual hours ot If aniT3 < N clock, private J. Humphrcyf. N. B. Any kind of Writing executed in a neat and handsome style, and Books posted at short notice. Enquire as above. June 19-fn—45 Notice. Persons who are indebted to the subscriber, will make payment to Mr IJ. J. Valleau, only. Frederick S. Fell. june 19 ■■ 45 One Hbiise and Lot, Kitchen, Smoke House and Stable, in the town of Hardwick; levied on as the property of John I Jenkins, now occupied by John G. Bate to satisfy life fifty per cent tax fvr the years 1813 and 1£>4>. and his general tax for the year 18-7—due £50 72, aifd edst* GEO; H. SHUMAN. * » C. june 7—34 V . City Sheriff’s sale. On the Jtnt Tutsday in July next. Notice. Any person having demands against the sub. senbers will please present them to James H Phaser, for payment; and those indebted to us* will please make payment to him. Ailing & Roff. Vine 26 ft 51 Will be sold in front of the Crurt Hou^e, between • the u^Ual hours, Sundry articles of Drugs and Medicines; levied on ^s the property of H C Thorp to satisfy an execution in favor of E Cooper for house rent. Also a negro fellow namtd Jim; levied on as the property of Thilis Hill to satisfy sundry exe* J‘»nc -33 Notice. All persons indebted to the estate « f Thomas | ‘^kin for house rent. Jtorment, late of Savannah, deceased, are rcnuir- id to make payment forthwith—and persons li ng demands against said estate, are requested to present them duly attested, witliin the time pre. 121'ibed by law. ' James Morrison, adm'r mar 15 f l 7 5 Also pne four wheel Carriage and plated Har ness, to satisfy an execution in favor of Fleming Isaac D Ljon, s c. s. Notice. All persons having demands against the estate I of Da*.*id Lewis, late of this town, deceased, are requested to render the n in to the subscriber, ntoperlv attested, within the time prescribed by ' l aw; anil t!io-;e indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment. IS* Clarke, adnfor. St Mary's, Murrlt 20. 18:9 70 Extensive Sales for Bridge Bill?, On Tuesday .and Wednesday, the 6th and 7th July, . At the market-home in ihia city, at 20 o'clock, ■ WILL OK 801.0, 55 prime Negroes 3 lots in Springfield, Nos 14,15 and 16 6 lots at the Sand Hills 4 tenements rTBriflge Row 2 improved lots on Broad street, below the * markethouse From 200 to 3 ( f0 shares steam*boat Stock From 40 tp 60 do wharf do 250 to 300 pieces prune cptton Baggirg nr*:;* r>Jsale—All sums under 500.dollars, cash id above that amount, ore.thicc! cash/, the bdl- Notice. All persons having demands against the estate I Stephen P. Grapuy will bring forward their ac anee , t 3 and 4 IftonUls; for notes With ipfiroVzd'-.- • at., ando,il_orddited to the estate w.11 pleaiK. VK . .*T. ; • make payment immediately, to Cbarleh Gregory, adm'r.' rr.av 5 ~—t.+- | endursers, and heafiiig interest. • axt>, ^ r * 0o Thursday, StkJuTy,. *r ns o’ciock, A SUBSCRIPTION For the Bridge Shares, 160-dollars each. Notice. Persons having derrar*<ls against tlie estate of fl»e late Hxxnr Bountinir, fesq deceased, will pre sent the same, duly attested, f»r payment; and . those indebted to said estate, will make immediate I AVdl be opentd in the tenment where the bridge payment to . june 28—+e—52 TUO EDWABD LLOYD. Qualified- Kx Noticeo A short tjme past, a Petersburg or Fall Boat | for may be taken by as taken up adriit below Thunderbolt, much in- u “ **"’ ured- Should the owner think proper to come for it, he is requested to do so immediately. George Herb. her'v-Inland, 23 f h June. 1819—54—j’r Notice. All persons having demands against the estate . f John IO gler, deceased, are requested toYcn- j ier them in'immediately, agreeable to law; and those indebted to make immediate p.ayment unto Gottlieb Ernst, > , Israel Wei tenia n, $ ex Effinham county, June A- ■ f l ■ - -35 bank was krpt, and will be kept cfjfh ftr. days, from 10 to 1 o'clock, durirg W'hiCh tio p£r- son will be allowed to take more than ten, flwrev-r but on the 3d day the whole not before subscribed for may be hiken by.any person. At the time of subscribing, one-third will be rcqtrired'in pay ment, and tbe balance at three afl.J /bur piontbs, with interest, when.unexceptionable title/ will be made, and interest allowed on each- instalment previously paid. ... 1 ‘ * . Tliompsitn &'Black, aurt’rs.' Aatru»ta f june 7——40 Sheriff’s’sale. ■ • ‘ ’. On Wednesday next t Tit July, iiiit. Will be sold, at the store lately occupied by Jbsfc ah F Thomas, fo one of George Jortqi, <sg!^. * buildings, near the masket, • * Sundiy articles, consisting of Crcekeryware, Jugs, Mackerel, &C; • levied on as the property of . 1 OHuh F Thomas—to satisfy an execution in favor * Notice. I herewith caution alland every person, not to | ^Bank efi’h!7DpititTstil trust nor harbor my wife Maiy Ann, on my ac- count, as I will not be answerable for.any' of her contracts from this date. JO/iN TllATE. june—ft— 39 * .^-^ajnal. tlm said Thomas, and-Johi>and EthvardTiugnes. * U. L/Co'jie, s.-c. c. julv 3 57 * • ; -* ■ r " V • Savannah Volunteer Guards' Appear on ihe Parade Ground of the corps, precisely at 8 o’clock, on the morning of M'»n »ta>*. the 5th of July, completely armed and equip ped, to celebrate, with proper military respect, the annivetsary of our country freedom. hy order. BELL, lit eertft. The members of the corps are requested to call at the bar of Washington Hall, and procure their tickets of admission to the Dinner on that day june 3 c 57 f.VPORTAXr CESSIOX. It i* statfd in the Canada paper*, that the Mis stSiRua Indians have ceded to the British govern ment a tract of 2,743.000 seres of land, equal in extent to 4S townships. It is said, t hat *‘t his tract embraces thst elegant river, the Mississippi, frum •is source until its entrance into the lake Chan- diere, or Ottawa river.” At a meeting of the Directors of the Bank of Gretncastle, Pennsylvania, on the 5th alt. it was rtunit ed. “That the operations of the bank shall be suspended from this day until the 31tt day of July next, except so far as respects the collection of the debts and discounts, and the receipts of monies for deposit, in the notes of the bank, a cer- tiffcate shall be issued tor the amount, bearing in- t-reat if required, to be redeemed in regular or der, according to the day of deposit.” President A tufts, in reply to an inquiry of Mr. NUej, states, that he never has known the names of the individuals, who, disguised as MohawXf, destroyed the British a4 at before the rtvolutjon. . Fensibles l Appear on your parade ground on.Mor.d:y Xttrtung hcrl, thi 5th instant, precisely sit five o’clock in complete uaiform,.with thirteen rounds of blauk cartridges. By order oi captaio Hunter Baldwin, first serg't. julv 1 Si Union Road Company and GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The board of Commisainrersnaving declared a dividend on said stuck, of tix per mtz- for the last twelve months, stockholders may, receive the same on presentation of their certificates, to the subscriber. Wm. Wondbridge, treasurer.’ may 7- The subscriber, . , . Intending to leave town on Tuesday next, requests all persons who have any basinesado set. tie with him, to call at his counting room prior ,o that time. CHARLES COTTON, july 3—a—57 Found, ~~ ■ Last night near the courGlmuse, a bottle green Waterloo Coat, and a yellow Marseilles Vest which contained a two d-dlar bill, pen knife, and key. The owner can fui«e these articles, on pro ving them and paying lor this advertisement.— Apply «t thjs or-- * - . fa*? Notice All persons indebted to the estate of Stephen Denmark, deceased, are requested to nukj im mediate payment; and. ail those having demand* to present them, properly attested, to the sub scribers. ALLEN DEN M A UK, > , , ROBERT BURTON, 5 atbn 1 BuVnch c r Jy, may 6 o§* 7 • One Hundred Hollars Reward. For apmeliendjng and securing RICHMOND and IACK, wlu> ran away from tlie subscriber’s near Newberrv court house. South Carolina, «n the 18th of * Mav last. RICHMOND, a tall black man, about 30 years of age, » black smith by trade. JACK a low well set fellow, about twenty five years of age, rather of a tawny com* plecuwn; tbey.wi-l no doubt make for Baltimore from which place thev were lately brought. John ami Austin WooHuik. Augufta (Ccc.) June liith july 1—st -55 Oil tlie 42th day of July next, ; Will be told, htfront of the courl-hcu»c, pu r *xvant to order of the honorable Superior Court of thiu *ty. The followings Negro SLAVES; part of' ihe personal.estate’ of the late Thoma* l^eseott, |-deceased, via; Bluff, Pet«r, Sam, John, Hager, Sylvia and Paris. Sold* under the direction of John Scrivtn and John Hunter, efqm. Commis sioners. * G. L. COFE. june 21 46 r'r- Administratrix’s f sales. On Thursday, 22d July next, Brought to Gaol, in Savannah, on the 21s! of April, ltt’9, a ne-ro nm:ui who says her name is S.iuh, and that the belongs to Henrietta. Wilson of Augusta. She about-twenty-one years of cue ami five feet high. • g. c. c.' apri! 29——101 . Will be sold at the late residence of Mr George -Atkinson, Greene ward, , • The personal property of the deceased, con sisting of One Negro Weneh and child Three prime milch Cows also Sundry, articles of Household and Aitelien Fur niture, Bedding, Ac. . . By order uf the administratrix * M. Herbert,“auct’r. may, 22 21 ■ - * Brought - to Goal, . In Savannah, Sept 10, 1818, a negro man who •ays Itis name is Bex, and that he belongs to. 4-b- City Sheriff stale. ,. On tbe'first Tuesday in jfvgien next,. ’ Will be sold in front of the courthouse, between the vusu&l hours, "/ One negro fellow, named Abral sm; levied on as , -- ,,, * .rra, -Z: » une negro teiiovr, name a a oral am; levied onas Se J* b 4.CSe1en^ C “ r_,0 "l J0 ^ G ^ d - j. -^rri He is about thirty years of age 'ami five-feet inchesiiigtr. ' lie has a smiling countenance and tells an equivocal tale; the truth otayhich isdnobt oct 28 208 II. >i*CALL, o c c Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, on tlie.l3'.h of May, 18:9, a negro man who says his name is Hau'iit, and that he be longs to James liner, of Champion. He is about twenty-five years of age and five fret seven inches high. H. M'CALL, set may 15 ■ 15 i Buildings on Lot No *8, Theaa Tyfiiing, Re in old’s ward; levied op as the property ol James Hamilton and John Davis—to satisfy tbe estate uf Ann Dillon, for ground rer.t. : * .- p Isaac D’Lyon, 6 c 8 julv 5 ■ 57 y . ■ .J. Sheriff’s sale. <ii On the first Tuesday in Avgust next. Will be sold at tf e court-house in the city ©f fa, vat.nah, between tbe usual hours*of tea and three o’clpck, Brought to gaol, Tn Savannah, May 20, 1819, ane&roman named • „ . . . . _ » - JACOB, belonging to De, Jenkins of Louisville: l lhe j 5 ’ v 7* 2: l2»n<lo«, lie is about 20fJL of age. and 5 feet 6 inches *“»* , ^ >b * n ' T-'WP)’ »nd Mary-levKd on a* l.irfe He was koorehenled about46 miles from he . P">r«*y of Frar-c.a^v.tt, dec. to satnA- * high. He was apprehended about-46 miles from Savannah upon a horse said to.be ytolen Lame in ihe tight leg. IF M 'CALL, o c c _ tnaf ilt—20, . . . saliaQr judgment in favor ot John Dnv-cn. G.X -Ctpo, g. c. O. -* july 3-^—4ir i * *
