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Newspaper Page TextList of Lcii-.rs ffi> i.< Remaining in the J'nit- Offer at Savannah,tr. the • «>. I>L ~SO«0 ** V '' SOMty.OcffitVer, 1819. ifc? Thptc who enquire for them will please to ask (or .Huvertiral Lrtten, •■ f ' Vm ABett - W B Ailen Mrs Eliza JUkwith Sam AU-ja 'll A-hold "M is Ilcster II Adams '2 D. Platt Bened ct ■ Adolphus Holies Henry llrn| lliaddens II- ooks .Iciletliali Ha stow •Viliam,. -lobn Robinson ifvfjs Rogers •Zubcus itowc Ur Ryan Jesse's Hoss fliomai Hobson lie ■ John Randolph !. nT. W Itodman Thomas Kcdmoml Hharles Remington ♦t'S Manila Rasa Mm Mary S Rogers. •# "tl" Robert JJIair Amato n.hmctt Nathaniel h.inun Uavii Uracil •• . ’ Win T Barton II Brown I- K IS. own Gen ge It own KliJi Mroirn* Hha-leslloiinell T A II a-Jburir John Bull Voiiftgger Beckham James 41 II irnt ’John VI Hill tigs Win Le Baron John Ilast'in Kpcnetns 1* Bened ct Janies Barna'd Jesse Handy A chibaldlli-p'-rn Solomon Byrd .KdwarJCaidrV:' i f-'hiistoiilierCarbetijr Janies W C’a piiMer • Charles W.CnglUah^' .‘'Samuel Ci(icly tUcnrvJI Cyticr j| i t ,en ‘r';Cragi Jacob J Chont Janu s-. Cumfning J, , John .O fcotoiniui Joseph Cl ark Christopher Conklin Aaron Cliamp ou J' ancis Courvois e Jos -ph Cohen y. 2 , Reuben Cone Tinertas Cushman I’atr cfc Condon F ancis Con Je. at Cco.go L Case Win C.anoi.en Ezra DoggcR, Jan Jotin Dean James Davis James Doran Join) Davis Mr Dcnn-c John Denn s Thomas Domclly John Dan el Its na il Donnell ftcOigc Deni on Rettj Dillingham 2 Joseph Dowdey Joseph Dcglanne Sami Doutiia.d 'Win Duing Jas Dutton II iletfo-d. Win BarplKtnt > F line s I- lla r le t Ciipt £ -Blasdell Capt XV. Bird, EJagham . eon iiie T - . John .Beani, X.fingham .ynVHg> JcllU Bi d, lielhih court- ■ '. r \ ’ •>T » Elizabeth B ytn 3f r fetter Brown' ' M (. Ala y-Ann Hessett I - Ms. Sarah'-Ann Baulwin • Ct . Dav d Colics R V Constaiit-ne -Willard Cass D Co liwall Anthony Carney I'etc Cantrell , -Wm Caldwell Daws Clark Ralph Canter JoluvCoomb Isaac Cohen, 5. Joseph Cuiiiiuir.* Andrew*. Coins Isaac Course & Son ller lien y Cook, Effing** hum conn :ff Capt Frankijn Chase Cap\P G Clarke y Mrs Oath*. ihc. S Car *. chad . ■ ..* --Miss Jane Curry Joseph DowTcy . .Alexander Dunluim Hugh l,)eJea'ny ^Fleming Dolan Lewi? Uicty WelconvB Darting S Newport Sc Crt Captain Raymond T Dc more.. Mrs Cathar.nc Deveaux M l Eizabeth Dozic M/ s Elizabeth Ocvant 2 Mrs Sairali-Ann Davis 2 Miss Frances Demons M ss Araminta Dun lord Capt Dan cl Deshon Atrm Stores Laban .Smith Vorett D Smith Daniel Smith, jr. Jwr.es Sinstden John Stc.ycas Fatk. Stanton /'nonets Str*mg Stephen Stocking Sand. Stephenson Geoige Stevens James Sep* line . Wm; SrAggS' Gad Swift 2 Isaac W Stoddard ilar.ison Smith * aVill am Simmonffs Barstow Sylvester Jacob Saul’ur Lewis Sheivy John PSm ? th s. % . Thomas So'kell Win Scarb otigh C. ossHeJd Savage Ha inan §chr.uver Hobe t Sljr .. t ' Jacob Sm th • Secord, lieynolds & Allen Hy. Stouder & Co Scarbiough & McKinne Dox. Ht Saunde s Capt Wm Saunders Capt Wm 6pcar Mrs Susan Skellon Mrs Ma-tlia Spears M s Stibhs M s Mary S’SJOir Mrs Susan M Smith M<S v^lethei Stark Mri Aletiua Stark, and Miss Jones A . , Miss F.*ances Ceabury O 2 pi r'lS- Lh dtuay. To-Morrov) y Jir9t day of December, Will commence fc, drawing of the Savannah Poo.’-ICoiiseand Hospital Lottery iu the Exchange Long-room. Tickets mly be had at the office of C. If. HAYDEN until HVclock in the ino n'.ng, wlicn tjie drawing will concern,,c. Such as wish to bbtan £25v000, Sl0»000 o R5,000, w 11 do well to apply before that tme, as Tickets y II rise. The pubic are inv.tcd to at tend the opening of the wheels. N nov 3*J a236 • • El ja!i Swift, Hdton-head Miss Cikthcriuc M Smith, W.lliam Sweeny v r John Tavlor I K Tefits W.!l am Tmaman Pete- 'loins 2 David II. 'J'hoinpsfm W iliam T-'cneinan Valentine 'lobe!ton HII. Totte.tun-.. l lioinas McW. Taylor Jcrcin ah M Tilly John Wcr>iau Clnrles Williams .fulln tydson2 John *y.’elsli Cha.lcs Westfield 6 i.ew»s Wainsley Charles Mai ley Thomas A W.lliam John Walslow Henry Woodwards James M'ilson, DJfin^ hum county James Waters Joseph W'ight James M Wili ams Cha,lg; A. Ward lien;. II. Woo»l\va.d Kenj Williams Wm It Wo.th ngton Sairl D Kvcritt 2 ‘Moses Eastman (iotlieb Ernst Capt Thomas Ellcgood Wili am R. Ferguson John Fra-npton Jlanuicl p;u hank i'I'homas F tcl» lubor.a d Fafih ’John Fisher Andrew Gray 2 George Gillie t James G rmond Itobort S. Gihson Ahrgal G n.Irat Julies Cloven William Uonkins James Hamilton "Elijah !!. flitbbard Ga ilner llavfbid licorge II;t«dv llenjam n H .hHc George Hannah tiideon UaniiUon 2 John Henderson G Ibe t.lhiMovvuy Dph :a m Hall Iftr Hunk E lmun l Hinds Lewis I lend ick Ja lies f Ionium G Ibe t Holloway John Hogg lien y Ha bock George Hammond M IIcwcs Jn *ob Jldler Jll-ticci Illfd’iO'. Tuff’taH countu lM:n;:.ul Jackson T.laicom Johnson James Johnson Cha les S Jackson Nicholas Johnston John Ke!lv W lliatn P. Keene F./ek el K tchell Leona <1 K ng / .Tosf Kcehlvr W.ll am Killpr.tiick K. fi t Capt Ewing Capt George Engcrson*. M s Sarah Everitt, Huh loch county r. Daniel Fuller 2 JoJui Fisiier Wiliiuiu Flinn Stcrry 11. Fenner : Mrs Mu y Fox Miss Lvd a Fowler U. Chivies K. G eon Alexander Go don Ephra m Ga i;tson Capt Ezck’l Goldthwait 2 Mrs Ann G ahum . Mrs Ann Calc //. John II Haupt hi Helm James Hill A Ma tin lle.agUty &. Halt AVilliam Howard Samuel C Hive as John Ilonkiiis I»!r Hobboiites Samuel K Hoag»^ ltev Samuel K lloagcs Capt John Haniilm Ca*'t Mo he it llowren l)i f W Heustis M s Mary Ha t 4 Mrs Chiarlotte M Hot- ki k M sMavy Hogan Miss Ann llurnion Miss Hannah Ualbock J. v Martin Jackson *. Court lteiny-W. Jo.dan Capt Kobe t Joli lit on Capt Dav.d Jonc^ . Capt It Post Johnson Mrs Hester Johnson Miss Jane E Johnson Miss Aietha M Jones A\ Joseph Kingsley A it son Kimberly Edmond Ka n C Kelsey &. Co 2 M ss Cha lotte Kitchill Capt C Varnum, 3 Miss Ann Ve.ucll •ltobcrt Tpfer W.lliam T:oy , G dion Tompkins •Thomas Fully Enos Tompk ns 2 I ledge man Ti'plett iTaylor 6c Cooper • Capt Joseph towns C,apt Stephen I’immons • M:ss Shubll Tillolson. ?r. Ktissell Williamson Jda tiu Wolard 2 Goe gc Wjunbsly Wales Wentworth George W Walt hour I homas Webb Micliaei M’agncr John C Waddell Robert \Vj» te & Co Capt Jos. Wood Major Mino W*nn Mrs El za Wall M a Ha .ct C W lliams Mr:: Martha Wigg.ns Miss Willjamina C Wa- te s, fl- yan county Mis* Susan I* Walls M ssT r. da Wood Miss Mary E AVillis. V. Miss Debcra Vaughn, FRENCH KETTERS. Lewis Champion Dr Antonio Poso Stephen Lynch Thomas Lemon EJwa’d Lawrence* Hob nson (• Landers John Langlan Thomas Luccna Daniel Lynun, jun. t«co"ge Lew s . i . John I.enicr Ceorge Iandsey Arcbv Little John ijovd Capt Daniel R. I.oring Capt Jcim Chase Miss Jo: nut null Lumhkin it/. VnccntT .tlathcws 2 John Moro*ehead Wil'inm Mo/.ley Kicha «l D Villen Edward Men *oe John D Md.ain Micha d Ma nmti John M‘Daniel 2 John M*K tiny 2 . Thomas M^Kcaztc AVm Smills S mon Moses Alex Maste s Dan el M'lhnlcl James M*Donough Ha net dl'Kcan John Jiifiiey Thomas M tc bell 3 Daniel M*Cuhonghi John M nka George Night'ngale Kbener ^Ccwcomb Kdward Nielpt ?son Dr Y MfDanicl Capt Joilnta Mar. au Major A Massias MsMavMller . Mrs .Susannah Monpot-v M's El iiaMK^oiiklin Mrs Ann Mer. .11 Mrs El za ilackie-. M s Ann Mclhado L ‘ Mrs Harriet A. Marne, ftry.in county Daphncy Miller Mrs Isabella Mfeeod Miss Elizabeth Mdler Miss Man* M‘Ca ty M ss Ellen -Martin’ M m Elizabeth Mill.k n G( orge Mu.: all •V. ^ Pete- Norcau John No'tli 2 And. M lie Jn Bh Dube'gier Ra' tilom l.lamoias I an P A nun D Goblicn Tournet llorlogcr F aacois Dalloz Luc ari Dure Talligant Seudicr llcrnaud Uurjeoiii I lDsP.gcn. Brulunge Ledns Antoine l a dv Madame IPankSS' Angt. F R unet Me V Gizorine P l*»»s»n Mr CanneL ' S Saihsimon . Me Itichdltc , . Chevalier Dr Unix Miss Mary Canotit. PHILIP DOX, post-master. dec I 239 By JlTntts Joyner. A tprvate sale, on a credit of 9J days, the fol lowing articles of gentlemen's Apparel, of the lat est New-Vo k fiislt on, v.z: * 2 tmnkss ip’or clotli d ess Coats, blues A blacks 1 do double in Hod blue and in xed Cass mere Fuiitaloou^ 1 do re <hd Flo eiit ne, black cass mere am! Va- leuc a Waiscoats 1 do Sti tout Coats, walking Frocks and clia se W*appc.s 1 do Tartan pla d and camblet boat and horse men's Cloaks All of \vh ch a c of the most fashionable make and best wo ktnansh.p nov 29 ij -it237 Stone Cutting. The subscriberinfonns his friends and the pub- 1 c that he continues the busines, at his old stand, near the guard house, where every description of f o Stone Work, licccscwy for biiililingSj'may be ob- tained at Uie shortest * notice. Also a la*ge as sortment of vh te and va-legated Mai*ble, alwavs rn lninrl, for tomb tables, slabs, or head stones, in the neatest manner. MILES JONES, oct 14 Lt 291 Golf Club. At a meeting of the GOI.F CI.Ull, held on Friday Even-ngi the 26th instant, t was :i-solvcil, “'that the first Di-vseh for the season be given at Mrs. GIUBBOVS on tlie Btiy, on Cttiiag next. tfreSd Rjcembe at the n'sual lionr.”—The niemiiera arCVeiniested to attend ut half past one o'clock on tint day, to settle all a fears lor tlie- past season.- nov' 30 By order of the president, 238 J. H. -SVr’ry. Planters’ Bank. This bank will be shut on Saturday next, in ol der to make a settlement of the books for the pre ceding si x months. Paper falling due on that day, must be taken tip on Fridar. J. MARSHALL, cashier s nov 30 r238 BUBLIQ S.iLES. Marshal’s Sale cont’d. On the -/ir»t Tuesday iu December ne-xt, Will be sold at the court-house in the city of Sa vannah, between the usual hou's often andWo o’clock, Lot Number 7, F.yles tvthng. Heath- cote ward—ler.ed on as tile property of John E. !Ia.-tr dge, at the suit of the United States vs. John E. Hartr.dgt. JOHN H. MOREL, nov 2 215 -• AfanhalJI.G. AUCTION'S. Alarshal’s Sales. " On the JUst: Tuesday in December next, Will be sold at the.store occupied bv Mr. Abner M-’oodruff; in the t ty ijf Savannah, between the • hours of ten and two o’cloek, . The Stock in,Trade of sa d Abner Woodruff, oils sting of CYd:kc: v, fliass and China Ware, &-C-i lev ed on as the p operty of Abner Woodruff at the suit of the Kfi.ted States vs. Abner Moodrufi'. •JOHN H. MOREL, manhain. G. oct 29 "12 Grand Lodge of Georgia. The members of the lirand Lodge of (lecrgia, and tils different Lodges under its jur!sdict„n, by their proper rep-esentutives, are summoned to attend, at the Grand Lodge Room, on SATUR DAY, -ItU December tie\t, at 11 o’clock a. .m. a grand quarterly communication to the election of officers and other business of the craft. A punc tual attendance is required. *- Jty order of the it. If'. G. .Master. thejirst TuesdtUj^j^Deccmber next. WM. F. BEERS, G. Sec'r!P ^fill I nov 18 229 ■' Marshal’s Sale, continued, On thejirst Tuesday in December next, W;U be .Sold at the cou t-house in Savannah, bc- m tween the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, The follow-tig,negtoes.- January, I’cter, Tom Jack and Jenni': also, all tliat tract of Land in the district of White Bluff , conta n ng tw o liuitdred and fifty ac es, adjoin ng lands of R. W.Uiants and tube-s—levied on us the property of Wm.Ogle-"- bay, at fjte ifl't of the United Stales vs. Oglebay and others. JOHN IL. MOREL, nov 2 216 Marshal it. C Christ Church, , Hie PEWS not held n fee simple, will be rent ed to the holiest bidders, for one year, on Monday, the 6th of Deecinljer next, at XI a. m. Te-ius made known at the time. *W. T. kVII.LIAMS; nov 19 $r r230 see ry. & treasure i'o the elector^ of Cliatham county. Freuds and Fellow Citizens—-f oiler myself a candidate fo; SHERIFF at the ensuoig flection, and .f elected. I pledge myself to discf.aige the du ties of sa d office, agreeably to law andjust.ee. . WILMAM A. MOORE, oct 2 t i95 • «'o the Electors of Chatham county. 1 offer myself a candidate at the approaching election for SHERIFF, and respectfully solicit our sufiVagcs. , ISAAC IFLYON. nov 10 222 Executor’s Sale. _ •«! Tuesd 1 be sold, agreetd)|e By Baker Wetman. ' To-Morro\\’, .the Sdijistant; ' At ll o’clock, In front of l/lttr store, ‘ ■ ‘ :!> 5 tierces Goslten Cheese 150 boxes Bluom Rtiisins 50 ba reb Muscovado Siigur .20 kcgs.M«niifftctii'ed Tobacco 100 pa. Cotton Bagging 3 t.unks nv.-n’s f-jioes '30 br.gs G.-cen Ci^e . . “O.ba.rcIsNcw.AiA Cider V ■ IJ 'hbds-N. E. Runt .j0. pipes Northe: c bn,, and a va- : etv of otliep' \r articles ; ... dec 1 •' '2391.' tl i ’ i • By ’Watts. 4" Joyner. 1 .IVIMprrowi 2d‘December, . - v * .'■.?■- ,v "At 1 (L^iclock','" IFithout reservtf trill be sotet at their due- tiou-Momit,- .. A large and general Assortment nf . Late imported Fancy and Stapla DRY GOODS, , st \ill of colonel John Pi ay deceased, before tliccdnrt house, Ue- - ditto o . do; do do do - — tu ecn tin* ii«iihI 1»mih« nf ift mid! fl nVlndl- 1 case elegant ^ scarlet and dials Saxonv fc'hawli tween the usual hours of 10 and o o'clock t . Alltliat lot and improvement thereon No. situate upon the south cast corner of Johnson'^ stjuu. c opposite A. Low & Dp. b-ick sio.C.— Loiictitions of sale; one fourth in fout months, one fourth in twelve months, one foil th in eighteen months, and one fourth in two yea* s; witli inte-cst al cig’iit per cents upon each payment,f; om cLiy of sale to be added. 'File pui-cliaser giving bond and mortgage upon the property and personal security If icquircd. GEORGE 3f.3VATF.RS. JOHN J. 31 AX WELL. , oct 23jw| gQ7 ex' or »f John Pray Sheriff Sales. 'I*o the Electors of Chatham County Hal ing served as Deputy Sheriff* for the last five years, encourages me to offer myself to the notice of my fellow-citizens, us a candidate foi SHERIFF at the approaching election D'fuvo ed w.th your, suffrages, every endeavor will be used to discharge the duties fa llifullv. • DEN. SHEFTALL. nov 3 216 Electors of Chatham County. Gentlemen—Permit me to announce myscll asa candidate for the office Cf .CORONER, at the suing January ejection, and to ass ire you tliat all needful.attention shall he paid to tfic duties re- qu red, ifl am honored with your suffice?, which ' respectively solicit. • i * •’ 1 WILLIAM WILLIAMS, nov 17 f228 . Friends and Feliow-Citizens! I am a candidate for the office of COUCNER the,election in January next, and solicit your suff rages—if elected, the duties shall be faithfully performed. JOSEPH GARNE1T. nov 22 t 23 2 ellow Citizens— J am a Candidate for the office cf CORONER, of Chatham county at the ensuing elect oil. in January next, and if elected, will fa thfully dis- the duties thereof. cha-} nov 17 ca*228 BENJAMIN W. LEACII. To the Electors of Chatham. The tilidei signed offers himself us a candidate i tee office of CORONER, at the ensuing elec tion—if elected, pledges himself to give general satisfaction. Wll. C. BARTON, nov 15 f226 Factorage. The sufitic: iber contidnes to transact Fuc oi x n and Commission Jiveiurs\ an«l tenders his servlc to those who may be disposed trV favor him with the sale of their crops. He will move into his fire p oof stores in tli ee weeks, whe ^ property nt to him fo - s;de will be safe f*oinin;».irv of anv kind. JOliNP. WILLIAMSON. ’ Savannalt, 5.8th Aug. 1819. fr77 Brought to Gaol. n S.ivjmtab, Nov. ir, 1819, a MULATTO ROY, who says Ji s name is Ftl.card t and that lie belongs to William Barnwell, of Beaufort, S. C. He is about fifteen years of age, and five feet one noli high. He has on a.blue jacket and tiowsc.s, black s Ik vest, and cotton shirt. nov 17 223 II. McCALL j.c.c. Brought to Gaol. In Savannah, Sept. 29, 1819. a negro man who says his name is Tntnrnt, and tliat lie belongs to Elisha Mallard, on Four-Hole, South-CaroKiia.— lie is about 2j yea*s of age, and 5 feet 2 inches high; lias a scar ou liis throat* .y ’ II. M'CALL, o.c. c. oct 2 96 Brought to Gaol, Iti Savannah, November 4, 1819, a negro man, who says Ins namejs Hti/face, ami that he belongs to Mrs Ann G*Hbons» of l^uirens county. Ile-is about five feet ten inches h gh; has on » red flan nel shirt and blue trou sers. . II. MO ALL, c.c. c. urn* .5 . 218 Alexander Net here left, John Nysuom Jiryan county George Nungczer N ILOlmstead W liiam NcUson Mrs E Norman O. John O’Connor p: Stephen Parr Y’dlhra Pa*rh FaiwaoL Perkins Thr s i Pine Capt He nrV Peterson John Powers, Ftfingham Capt ri. u ics P* -1 quet ct> ritu r. Capt W’Ri.,m Ptillartl Dauh‘1 r.-ritt TI;o< V Purse T Stephen Phelps 4 Charles Fonpiet John Pete-son Thomas Pcncry John A Peas % Rt#bert Purcell 2 .lames M Prescott John Pfoge r*. William Pollaji? . Wdliam Pratoev C apt John itP ibbL » r Mrs Ann L Powei-s, F.f- fr.yhart county 2 iliss Abigail Powers, Ff ’Jiny\um county 'll ss Lucinda G. Pearson. Brought to Gaol. In Savannah, Sept. 8, 1819, a negro lad who says his name .is Pleitry, and that he belongs to Mr. Hawkins iri the northern part of South-Caro- lina. lie U about twenty years of age and five feet five inches high, slender made and .thin faced. He formerly belonged to Dr. War ley, near Sa- annal; iver, and by 1dm sold to Simon Moses of Charleston. 11. M‘CALL, c. c. c. sept 9 Sc Education. Alexander fettigbew, m. ». has remov- ed Ifs SCHOOL to SouthrP.road street, second tenement east of Barnard st eet, where he conti nues to teach the following b unches, viz: Hnylish -l{eutKny- t 11 riti.uy t .inthmetic, Hook-Keeping) Geography, Knglish Grammar, Latin, French, Stenography, or Short Hand Writing. A sliare of p -bl.c patronage s humbly solicited, ll.s fees are moderate; and even attention :s, and will continue to b'e paid to the improvement of tliose committed to li:s charge, nov H ii226 BOARDING. (7/* FIVE or SIX young Men, con be rtccom ir.odatcd with BOARD, »n State-street, next doo to the Baths, near the Court-house, oil model ate terms FOR- SALE, a box, containing two sets INDIA CHINA, Coffee and Tea Set, tidily ornamented, and w 11 be sold low. Apply as above. nov 6 To Cane Planters. A gentleman just f/wn the P'est-fndies, • who has.been engaged for the last 11 years imthe cul ture of the Cane, and making Sr jars. Hum and L'orthtJ*, and who is perfect n every branch of the business, and whose median cal talent s ex ctllent—would have no objections to engage to snpetinteml an estate in ibis comvtjy lie is con vinced bt* being abll* mature the suga’s and to remedy the -difficulties 4hat nqw appear to exis- h re. ’ Every satisfaction w 11 be-given to euquir- ieyniacTe by letters addressed to the subscriber at Charleston, (S. C.j cai-e of Messrs. R. W. Otis & Co. merchauts there. t A. J. DAVIS. Savannah. A or. 27’. tf*237 Qn the first Tuesday in December next. Will be sold at the court house iu the city of Savan nah, between the usual horn s of 1C and 3 o’clock. ; All that tract o*parcel of land, being the settled pluitation on Skiftiwrty Island, said, tb contain twelve hundred acres;-mo e orxjessj .feouaded on the noi th by land of John Milledgc, .on the east! by land of Jantcs BilEo, on the $or.‘th by iaixl CJiarles, Harris, and Qajfib west Bv Lkida\vxyrtjarrow5~ Igvicdonai thqpiope.lvoTWilliam Stephens, esq. deceased, and sold under foreclosure qf mortgage to .satisfy RicliardRichardson, esq. ; • ^ GE0 ‘ L * C0 ^ E > c - c - AMONG WHICH ARE, 1 case super, extra west of England Cloths, as sorted colors , 1 do do t do Jo . do ; Cassimcre • • do «v* ao ’•[(■ ** l 2 bales low priced . w do do it™ 3 * 6 ditTO^X point ir y her/ytm i lied Blankets ? 1 do fine 44 Irish. LineR t 1 bale princess Cords, blue, mixed and Deals 1 do black and colored Bombazctts 1 case ladies’ black worsted Hose 2 bales fine blue, drab and mixed. Plains 4 do 7-5, 8-4 and 94 heavy London • Blankets . . ■2 do 7-4 84 and 9-4 do Bristol do do 1 do sul- English ingrained Carpettinjg 2 do file* 64 f Intht. iumptoil f LOTS FOR SALE. From thirty to fifty LOTS, 60 feet front by 115 feet deep, s tuatyil between Bull and Montgome y st retsjn Savannah, aiul adjo.ning the lots lately U c out by the coipo at om "Bull street bounds them ou the east^Jdoutgomery on the west, and tliat part of the city lately laid off' nto lots on the north.** * • :. . 'Fhec i loti: c.re on much higher ground than any •art of the city; and arc equally removed fomtlie low lands on every side. Bull, Whitaker, Barnard, Jefferson and Montgo mery streets wll be cont nued through them; and the squai-es and general plan of the c tv observed, except tliat these lots will be considerably deep- and the streets wider, than tho^e of the old u. The street between the city lots and these vill be 8ft feet wide: and the cross streets 60 and 40 fret wide, nsteadof the latte - being an alley of f iet, So as to present two .fronts. These.Jots w ll be offered at PUBLIC SALE, i Tuesday, 14?/* of December ne.vt x on a low valu ation, at the Kxchunje in Savamwhi between the horns of lt>anil 3 o.’clock. rms—tine thud cash, in addit on to the amount offered over and above the valuation, to be pa d on deliver}' of the trtlej; the balance payable n 1, 2, 3 and 4 yea-s, if requi ed, with boiid and mort gage, bearing interest f om the date, payable ye&j*- Notes of any of the Uanks in the city will be re ceived in payment. 1 *.1 A plan of the Jots may be seen at tlie proprie tor's, or at Mr. J. M’Kinnjifs, city-sunevor M: MCALLISTER, nov 10 8222 v, Executor’s Sales. . On the 15th day cf Deceit)bet next. Will be sold at the plantation of Noble; JV. Jones, deceased near Louisville, in Jelle-scA county, 15 Negroes in families, and all tlie j!Vutation Utei sils, stock of Horses, .Mules, Cattle, Hog*, ^ c * and :dso the household and kitchen Furnil'ii C, Provisions, etc. belonging to said estate* I iliOKGE J ON ES, ePc;\ ALSO V At the some time and place, about 25 Negroes in families; also the plantation, consisting of 65 acfs of Lund, situated on the road leading fr-om Louisville to Augusta, distant about tlwce miles from the former place. It is well improved, acd here is rather* inon* than 2i/0 acres, cleared land ail fresh, and under excellent fence. 2 do fiwf: 6-4 Cloths, assorted colors 1 case qwansdowfj Vesting 1 bale fipc red Flannel 1 do dQwliitc do • %i . ■ 1 case CliAmbi ays : ** 1 bale fi^e pelisse Cloth 4 cases 44 ftml 64 figiired Mtislina 3 do 4-4 and 64 cambric do 1 case Robes . 1 do $-4 Irish Sheeting . 1 do line Jrjsli Liiiem 1 do; common’ do *, * 1 bale blue Kilnlamock Cap* 1 case i blue and red Denies lbale5.4Ubtlis- 2 cuaes Derbies ' ‘y fi do fancy. Muilins, assorted 1 c!q Ivorild and lamps’ wool II030 2 do plaid an'd silk H^.dkcrchiefs 2 fioVothtnfii cotton Hose 2 cases Dotncstic Horn Is Terms—Not exceeding $$200, cash; Over 200^ 60 and 120. Jays, for approved endorsed paper* . t .‘ . d And for at 4 cases of Fowling Pieces, some very superior An liivoiee of double /pit Buttons, giuss But tons, aiul Ladle’s led co'd Gloves. Ctif The sdc of Jlie above LOOPS will be con tinued at 3 o*r.lo<&jn the afternoon. ^' •' Decl—e , f i By Baker.$ Welntan. Friday, Dec. 3, Ak 10 o'clock,.at tiier store, * /- * An extensive assortment df Fresh imported English Sy’ French DRY GOOD'S, v j'.-j AY.OX0' WHICH ’ARE, London nip s fine Clotlis and Cassimerc| Supertine white-ind red Flannels Piintetl Bombazettg 5 Domest c G.nghamF and Sh.rtingS 9-8 and 6-4 Cambric Musldis Elegant sup?:*fipe Prints • 7-4 ami 8-4 printed Shawls. /• ■f Kendal Cottony Bandanoe and Flag Jfdkfs ‘ . Superfine fu n.tiire Dimiticc Levantines—Florence Silks >. / Best F.nglisli Sewing S lk and Twist English silk Gloves—Fancy Muslins 4 . Men’s best Beaver Cloves" ' . Qurlity and Shoe Bind r.g . 'JV r’n--r-Under §100 cash; 100 to 400, 4 me nth 3 above 400; 6 months c.ed t, for app oveef en dorsed notes. yy ■’ . nov 30 . >i258 •• By Wastt & Joyner. , . On Tuesday, the' 7th instant, Will be sold at the Courtshouse-, ut th'C : usual hourly A PRIME likely Negro Man, about 30 years of age—if*not disposed oi at private sale before that time. dec 1 239 ' , Receiver of Returns of taxable, properly of Camden ccUrJy. JCotice to absentees, that the- following land: Georgia—Liberty county. - By Ll jxh Fi:ike-~, cle k of the court of onl:na- v for the county of L be*ty^ John Stacy appl es fo* letters of adnun/st^tion .on tlie goods and .chattels, • ghts and credits which were of John Stacy, esq. late of said county, de ceased. r ^ : These. are,i tne r cfcic. Wcite r.nc! admonish all and singula * the kindred and crcd to-s oft he said -*• John M*Lcan, one tract of land in Camden coun- Notice to absentees, tnat tne- following lands have,been returned for taxes in. said county, for tlie present year, 1019—viz •* —^ Isaac Briggf, one tract erf* Land in Camden coun ty ,containi ng 287$ acres. * Hugh BartiS, one tract of land in Camden coun tv, on the (ireat Satilla river, coutaining750 aares, Hugh Clark, one ti-actofland in Camden countyj i the river St. Maiy’s, coutaiijing 190 acre?. William.C. Jameson, one tract of land in Can;- dencontaining 187^ acres. " * ' , * AbegcXMiois, oiu* tract of land in Camden coun- rtv, containing V(/7 acres. deceased, to file thcTr objections <if any they liaVe) n my tdfice^at Ricefiorough, on o: befo: c the first Monday n iSdccniber next, othcrw-sc letters o :uliy n st! alija/t wJl be granted unto the said appl- vV veaQuucrmy hand and seal th's second day of November* in the ytju* ofo-* Lord one th v .s- county containipg* 1000 acres * ,y; •v'-tiv-i ’Ml,. and c-ghi hundred and u.ncteen, anrl n tlie forty- ft mi. th vear of Aroci ican mdcpemlence. [L. sd rV * L BAKER, c. v, o. i. c* nov 5 *218 ' ' V"' •£. tv containing 50b acres.' r Jamesr Spalding one tract of land in Camden county, containing 800 acres. Ed’ft'ar d Telfair one. tract of land in Camden countv 500 ac es.; i ^ . William .Telfair occ tract of land it) Camden 'Fhomas King, 3<1, one tract of land in Camden Countv contain ng 1750; c r es. %•. WILLIS LANG, Jl. T. JR. C. C. Jcffcreir-x Camden county, Oct. IS ipM Outlie same day or day following, will be sold e plantation of Mias Campbell, within 2 miles of the above plantation, consisting of upwards of 400 acres of Land, having thereon A good dwelling house, gin house, barn, and other convenient buildings, with all the Stock of provisions, and about 4.3 Negroes in families. Tie terms will be liberal, and made known at the time cf sale. > GEORGE JONES, OCt 14 S t^Ol -v y;;, 4 s,. , - Administrator’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in January next, Will he sold at the late residence of Stephen Den* mark, :n Bulloch county, between tiie hours of 10 and o .o’clock, . .. * ; > Al! the keal and personal estate of said deceas ed, v.z: one JrJct of Land whereon the deceased resid id, containing fifteeu liundgcd acHrs, 100 of -wh cl i ?s cleared ami. under goo<l repair, a S 001 ^ stand fora hou^e of enteita’innent; a good. I)well- Ing house, saw and gr : st Mill, necessary ont-buikl-' ;ings,.Jko One t-act' adjoining the abovp; xcr. On the first Tuesday in December next, W-iil be sdd before tlie Court-House between the’ ,•£. ; usual hours, *; A House and l^ot, situated on South Bin ad at* eet. ’ The Lbt is 67 feet. IJ 1 5 front and 9(7feet deep—the House r s ncur Twr-yiV* 1 ' 1 completely fin shed, calculated ' lop. two foniilies, w.th Celhu-, Kitchens, ‘and suitable" out Houses, etc. Uhe terms w ll be 1 berad, and made known at tlie safe. A. HOWE, auct’r. nov 23 2o3*- ' , Adr inistrator’s Sales. Qn Tuesday th^ ith day peetmbrr next.’^ Will be sold before the Court ilousc between thef usual hours. • , * • W^ia’f Lot No. 8, in tlie tovir' of Da'ien, MJn*! thsli county, 60 feet on'Hie river and oIjO fee£ deep, belonging to the estate of Daniel Xl'Intosh^ deceased,’and sold for the benefit of the heisand c edito Sf by permission oftlie honorable the Infe rior cotirt of Chatham county. •. t . > • Terms cash- . : ’ .- Bv older of the siiministmto’A. . * T'i * ' A. Howe, audtr. f oct 28 .194 4 , ' '• u--,:'". City Sheriff’s Sales. 'rpi. : On ike fir.it Tuesday, in December -.‘ext, corn foWsc-jBotltriftHe atoyctractsliu^r.n Ogt- ^ cheerier, S5 mile,-font Satannah. One tact p . -containing, four Jmnaretl acres, lung on Ml c eek a-tirlcs of U&Pl.oltl »-|im ttife/fc. n sai l cafuite. fifteen l fcelv Nep-qes, a *;oct j on ti )c projR-rtr'nf ti s estote of T'lorria, irlbbin to satiifv at. f ji^ntion of J. E. JMlte tc . of Cattle,.lto sis. Hi*s. Sltctip,. Goats, J>hi'-:at ; on T;‘ Tools boitecKokl a:.i! fc ; tciim J'mntj-e, a Chtur persons ffdl/ng ofl p operty and not complying ^ n c .h for hxvie rent. ' *•••«>‘e ">» b , e ,e ;* ofc l at ! . ilso simdrv.ait dcpf Iuraitute; levs., . d.e.1- risi—tlie sale to cont-nuc f om day tp. daty. 1 ^^ ntge £ at ; on j a . ftv bf unt 1 Jt sd-sposedof; Sold fo'the benefit oftlie^ .. . : ■ Ut y. ~ * hei.s. ■ MSe i / ABR.U1AMI- ViXOS,&***&■ ; ,- .- ROBERT BURTON, § Bulloclt county, my 1, ltSrt . xAt ! at« .... ' ji. '" £2.,.