About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1819)
. rtfolUilfrt; kh4k *ob»v«nii *to Is lands tcmporalljr opened, as. is now the case With St. Christophers and Nevis* V J . We ve^iare.t» predict.Tran its opera* Won, a better state of things, and if We derive not the advantages expected,via thcir fulfest extent, 6/ an indirect trade, :*haU at least find the measore calculated to bear bird|y*a Che trade thej now an* joy,—and ultimately perhaps to compel the opening cf the Islands to the com* merce of theritentry. A WEST INDIA MERCHANT. £1 not withhold it, particularly when th^i ctossider 4«t audMi'wotk wpTWK — give additional attraction to the state, be the aicans of improving n knowledge of ’ its topography, and oporing new avenues to genic s, enterprise and industryv-Tvfc^f Chronicle., miust &JlVjL]\rJV‘JUL TUESDAY EVBNCSfG, DEC. 14, 1819. WiluaW D. Rodissos, esq. has arrived at N. York from Spain, by the way of Liver pool. A Correspondent of tlic New*York Eve. Post says, “thia is the gentlemen who . has been incarcerated among the Spaniards for two years and a half, and for whose liber ation our; government hikd. made, several in effectual applications to the Spanish govern ment.. We understand that Mr. R. made his escape from Cadia on the l$th of last March; and that a few hour* bqfotfe his es capes the governor of Cadiz received orders ■ from Madrid to despatch Mr. R in a ves- Cel of war immediately to Ceuta, and ..there to confine him in the dun'geoqs of the citadel, and prohibit him from all communication with the other prisoners.— • J?e. arc informed that, on the ’very day • the Spanish minister, Yruio, sent flic order to the governor of Cadiz, he wrote to the knuriam minister, that Mr. R. should be Imparl rally heard, and treated with every possible delicacy, consistent with the honor • of the Spanish government. The same C ise, it appears, had been'mida by the aliur Onis to the government of the U. S tates. But the foci is. that neither a.hear- ig Of trial were fiver contemplated on the part of tire Spanish government,.-to be Rrantrd to Mr. R. 'Their object was to sac gificc him; and by this prevent the prtjmul ■ Ration of certain facts, which they well knew Mr. R. had become acquainted with in Mexico. \Vc understand-that Mr. iutends laying his case before our govern ment, and to solicit a strict .scrutiny into his- conduct; and if it should be prdvcd*tpat ,bt has ,iu no instance violated his mutual .cbli- . gations, he will of course be entitled to some satisfaction, for tlie outrage's he has suffered during thirty months imprisomuent^without even a hearing.—Horton Patriot, 3d hist. Circuit Court of the lT. Stater fur the 4th Circuit. rSVTED UTiriH, V,. JUII.V U. BASEL*. i -. On Monday the 29th of November,; affi davits were HYade by two seamen \vho had been on board the Irressittihlc .prjvfttcer, stating thu JohnD. Dahels, then being the .commander of the said privateer, hove in flight ,of a vessel dp the high seas, which . fre ordered one of his officers to board, whifh Was accordingly done by him, ,<nd j (upon his return he reported that she was. a /British vessel, but that the captain was ;ire- iy"abusive; Danels then ordered the cap- ; foil) jto come .on board his ship, which the ' Commander of the British vessel declined .-.doing, assigning as a reason that his boat was leaky; where upon Danels-ordered'a gun lo be fired into the British vessel, she being thuu slongside of the privateer, and Within »iew*paces distance.from her, which S r Jer to fire was immediately executed, and ic qomai mdcr of the British vessel was Villcd by die wad of tl’rd gun, the bill hav ing struck about midway the ship fired at. Upon this evidence judges. Duvall and Bland ordered a bench warrant to He issued Against Danels for the allcdged offence.— VP Tuesday -the 5oth of Nov. Duiiej: Sjas. brought into court by.the marshal, and a* judge Duvall had left the city, this cane then presented to judge B!and, w;bo exam ined several witnesses produced by Diuicls, who deposed substantially to tiie same facts *» those proved by the witnesses wlio had been examined die preceding day, except fir the gun-was fired, and the captaii Bsk ship was killed after they'ascertained Vic. national character of the vessel; and the/witnesses further proved that Danels .was St the time of firing the gun sailing under the Bag of the Oriental Republic, or in dther words the flag of Arrfgas. It om admitted on the examination of this cate, . "Mitifdfevifle Decertify 13, 18^9. A bill to pardon John Evers joy the.inur- de: of. Jones; and a bill to .paroon .SIasscr, convicted for the murder of his wife, have passed both .houses ^of the- legislature,-and have received the sanction of die governor. The bill to repeal the act passed last sev sion, encrerising the planes of all the pub ife olHcem throughout the state, was" taken up yesterday and agreed to.by .the house- yeas 46. naif? 45. ’ lie bill,passed on this subject, give's to the governor, 83000 per annum; to the Treasurer, S 1,400; to the Comptroller general, 0.1000; to the -Secre tary Of state, 8250; to the Suvcyor general. 'SSoO; to the judge of the Superior courts, 82,100; and to the attohiev general and so licitors general, .the sum.of 8250 per an nuni; and repeals the section which gave to the other public officers in the state, 50 per cent on the old la>v. ' The fees of these odicers, therefore, arc the same as before die law of last year was passed. I do - not know how the temper of the senate is to ward this bill. It will be striedy canoas'ed in this body, however." A bill has passed senate regulating Ven due masters. It limits the number. S'x to' Savannah, four to Augusta, two to Dari en: two to St. Mary’s, and. two to Milledgc- yjlfo. The corporation the liberty of ap pointing—no individual to be commisr.ioned, who maybe in arrears to the state for auction duties^—retards to l;c mauc quarterly; and taxes paid up at the time—bond and securi ty to be given lor the performance of this—■ licensed to be obtained from Ihe Trtasuer of the state on paying tlic rum of 100 dels — to pay one per cent, to the state on qll'salc!. The'corpbratiort . allowed the privilege of laying what tax they rhay deem expedient; to appoint annually; and to receive 100 dol lars for each appointment, at the end of eve ry year. A bill tc vest the election of clerk of the market of the city of Savannah in the mayor andaidermcT:,has passed the representative branch. The bill to compel the incorporated banks of this state, and the several branches J>e- longing-trf tHd: same, to jjay -their--notes, bills, or drafts in specie,, according to tin- rates ^established by ,a law of the Unite:! States, was warmly discussed in committee of the whole . yesterday. It .being a very Important subject tl»e committee "rose and begged leave tetait again to-morrow. The.appropaiitiori asked for aiding the Savannah Podr House, and Hospital, has been refused; igcdnsequence />f this, a bill 16 vest in the commissioners of this institution wjth alt confiscated property m tlic city of Savannah, or within five miles of the city, not claimed by any person, has been introdu ced into the house of representatives; I have my doubts if they will ever grant this small pittance. • The bill, for Ihe organization of a court of Common Pleavand of Oyer and Terminer, L ir the city of Savannah, is still before the house: and I am sorry to say a strong op position prevails against it. I tremble for its safety. A bill to create the office, and appoint a Topographical engineer for this state, has v . eusuufc Bng Catharine, Paine, •^chr Albatross, Robbins, •ichr Sea Flower, Batlen,'. Stoop Good-Hope, Wing, ■)CjP 300 bags of I Wanted oil freight to fiH ^British brig. YOUNG.H fa; sin Byrne, tp sail tor Li' JT-tong of oait "wonlh.- 'Apply to board, or to - CAKNOCHAN l dec 14 cy|2JU ,, ., I For Darien, The schopner CftF.VES, 1 ’ Jayson, master, for freight, apply < aboard at Ricefs wharf, orto * LAWRENCE &TJOMPSON. lice 14 is3j£ ‘ i For Darien, - * (he firlva(ter,v>as h native horn citizen of the Uni(ed States. The case was argued on the part of Danels by Mr. Pinkney and Mr. .Winter,- and his honor Judge Bland discharged captain Danels from arrest alto gether, stating that he was guilty of no of fence according to the law sif nations, and in this case the occurrence appears Jo have teen ihe effect of accident,—rimer fan. [The above is copied from the American of this morning. And we are requested to State, that there was no communication be tween, the two vessels whatever previous to the unfortunate accident which caused Uto* ocath of captain Ross—that fhc firing of the gun was done-by a sailor without or ders from any one, for which he was pun ished by cqptain panel*. -And we are re- quested farther fo sate; that capt. Danels Isa naturalized citizen of South America and holds _ a situation as “■Cafitain Com• rnandante in the Banda Oriental Republi- tan Navy. "y-Balt. Pat. 4th intt. Path cf Tallulah.—•'the lovers of the Ip'o Ajfts’v'iltbe gf.itificdtoler.rn, that Mr. iZMKithas commenced a panoramic paint- g of the JTails of Tallulah or Torrore, from a sketch taken by hi » elf. Except ^'ne Falls of Niagara, those o. rallulab are ■considered in grandcut and sublimity, the first of natuia! productions in America.— Although it may lose something of grap-, dear when compared with Niagara and its mighty world of waters; yet it gain? accu mulated interest from a more diversified scenery, and from its gigantic banks, rising from 9 to 500 feet above the, level of the I -water, wi^ its craggy cliffs Crowning upon the awfiil abyss below. Mr, D"- if ft young artist of fair promise. We have' seep, some fine specimens from his pencil; and. if per mitted ta cxpress.au opinion, we would say, that they are assurances tiiat the interesting , subject of. Tallulah, in his hands; will- lose IVithin; I [ ,c.-.plain "Jones, «-i8 sail .in ditliinvrek.- For freight or passage, bating good ai Lcammodittiotis, apply owb($nl,.or to - - BACON ft nitUEN. dec 13 »249 'Errhah re 7ehw : >. -Fdr SMeijM;. The well known, 'jacket sloop GENERAL WASHINGTON 4. Monrf j-paster, burthen ?4 toils, w-Vremarkabt l .ist and is u'ell-found. 'Filrtcnnsywhic be ucconnbodating, apply to ... ,2-,, - • dOHS BOGt.'E, dec 13 r.249 >. Ilttdoclls^htdhlings, Witliin three day’s past, . We have had the pleasure of iitforminjj ciMbmiers of drawing the following prizes, n No. p, a priie of 1003 Hollars. g -/ No. 17516, a prize of luO Dollaugftbd No. 17513, a,prize of 3'JO llpjlais ■'■ •*; The first'in tiie SavanSah-Poor HouJe-Ditteiy, at the two latter in Nen6York- Literati ten —and within three days time to Come pect to gratify our patrons again bySriling Uigh prizes from Ui!s Office. On Wednesday next, 15tlt inst Will be the Third Day of Draw-Tug in the . Savannah Poor fioiise Lottery, When tlic two firsts number >X r ill be entitled to 1000 Dclldra each. For Tickets md Shares, apply soon at ; C. H. HAYDEN’S • *dcc l4 * 250 JsOttrry JCrchanf,; Ofice. French Language. Mr. bu BOSCQ, for many years teacher of the French in some of the *no c t^ respectu- ble.schools oq NeUv.York JsbitcV inf« • » the inha- biuiitk of this city that it is ills intention to opfcn r *i Sctv>olfor teaching the same. He tenders tJiem Mils professional services, anti hopes that f om his practical knowledge, .hi* unremitting exertions an<l attcntion lo his pupils, he will secure to hii self such shat e of patronage as to induce him ihake Savnimah his permanent*residence. Mr. J). will attend classes in private f.unilicsv- hc will likewise attentl Seminaries, if required. r ~ For infiinnation respecting Mr. D; he respeefe fully refera to Messrs. Anthony Uarclav and Janie/ t». tireeuhow, esq’s, and to Dr.'J. W. Cotton, wlio will give every information required. -#i An Evening- School will be opened fbr tilted ouiig gentlemen whose avocations render it in- 1 diivcment for them to attend during* the day. N. B. Mr. D. resides at Mrs. Gribbin’s, on Bav. * . * :Certn&—Fifteen pollyS jpet qnittUn five of jthich ln advance. ’ ' dec 25,) Beef, Pdrk, Flour &c> Received, and fir thief^ "■ The I Bank. - \ 7' DfVlDE D No. IS. Rireettn* hiving this iy dcellred a, Divi dend of ftfer per cent for the Usl "six months, tin mine will t(e pwid to the itockholdereortlfeirprtt. per repreaenUtive, on and after r Thurtifcw bext, OthinsU J> MARSHALL, tu*hici\ ■ :*.r: 13 bblsStess BCcf 10 do No 1 ' do 13 da No. 3 do 10 do prime - do * 10 hair barrels No 1, do 10 do-mess do- 15 kegs Goslicn Butter 10 cnsksrdo Chccso • . , 4 j 230 bbls Potatoes 50 do fresh Flour * .* 20 h\ls bWsNo 1 fai XIaikcrel * ' . .'l Apply to . ; G. f>& O. PAL>tfcS. dec ti , 250 *. " * *.. that John D. Donets, the comntander cf passed the senate; and been read twice in the firivaterr.esas e native born citizen nf .... . the. house. There has been some alterations made in the millida law: but nothing material. It is probable the legislature will adjourn on or a!>out the 20th inst. A resolution hat just passed the house .of representatives, which goes to enquire into the trial, sentence arid escape of col. John L. Hopkins. On this question a warm and an imated debate look place. 1 W* are requested to state that Wx. C. Barton-, has declined being !a candidate for Coroner, of Chatham County. COVATRf PRODUCE. Satax van cam rucss, this cat. Cotton, sea-island, per lb Ditto, upland Corn, bushel, Rice, barrel, . Tobacco, cwt,- Flour, barrel. Salt, bushel. 37 a 4htt*. . IS a lo gl 03 a 1 25 4 QQoi4 SO « 00m 8.60 - - 7 00 a 7 25 65 a 68 Prices at .1 nguOa. list inst.—Cotton, 134 s 14 cts; Tobacco, ewL 80 a 7 5i)j Flour, eonntnr. bbl. • 6; do. northern, best, none; Salt, bush. 1 S5. a .50; Corn, bush. 30 a 62J cents. 1 COncXfrATAB. DIED—In-this city; nnSundsy evening last, sf- ter a severe illness of ihK-e nior.Uis, Mr. Gtoani Orxsvet, in the 24th year of hit sge.' His manly virtues.arxl endearing qualifications left him that aibich cannot b ‘ erased from the minds of d stonsolste modier and a numerous circle of fHendf.>• v ’ IVitliing ofintercst or accuracy. I Engravings from the .panoramic view I^Rtoo bn etttutedfa.Bnt fo jttrin those Sf the citirafti *>f SHIPXEWS. port Of savannah. , JunzB, Runaways; A fellowjiamed LTOE, lho’it 25 years old, dark complected, abo'^t 5 feet-9 inches liiR-Jl. .'»fcsebhded on the of last month from tlic plantation' of H.rdy Hu la merlin in Bulloch county—had on when he went off a blue broadcloth coat, homespun pan taloons, b\ui f»Toui>di?fl. Also, on the same night, his wife named DEALER, about tlic same age, dork complected and very likely—absconded from the plantation cf Joshua Everitt in said ccunt\*.— A reward of forty dollars will be paid for th? ■ap prehension bf them, ahd all reasonable jexpenccs paid on their being safclv delivered to eitlieh of tlic subscribers, oriodgeef in any gaol, so that we get them; and twenty Hollars for cither of them. The said negroes are 'supposed to have made for Florida. IIAftDY SUMMF.HLpi. dec 4 *nf242 . JO^HfTA EVER ITT. * Cabmet Manufactory. - (’Brinighton streetJ The subscribers return their thanks. J o their friends aud fellow citizens, ibr the liberal -encotyv agement :ifforded them in their business, and rcs-^ pectflilly inform tliem, that they b*ye turned their attention principally to manufacturing,, for which purpose they have procured some of the first rare workmen and materials, and will able to exe cute orders/or any description oi Furniture - style equal to an>* Northern (jity, and at' as J rate. They hone, by punctual attendance to busi ness, to givt> satisfaction to Jliose who* roav /eel dis posed to encourage Savannah manufactories. .They have now* on hand a large stock of/urni-v tore, comprising every article in there.line, among Which are some of the latest patterns which tfiey will (iisposc of below the northern prices. Work manship warranted. - * <AUOv> .*-• . ' * - A few first quality nair Matrasses /'AIUES «k MILLER. I*. S. Merchants and other* having orders ffotai the countty will fihd it much to their advantage to give them a call. dec 7 o|244 Doctor Dashiell' Offer* hlsprofyssionAf serric-es to the eifcfta of Sarumah. He m*y be comiilled at Iris residence, Marine & Fire insurance Conipanv. i . prripEYDjyo.7. The Mantle and Fire Insurance Comp ray have deeparedatlividend of5 per cent, for tne last six montlus which will be paid on .the iuth inst. R. WAYNE, ScPry. deC.7 x344 The honorable the Superior Court <ff Chntliain county will, commence itsjwc gular sittings on Monday, the third day of Januaty ensuing—return dajr to the same will be .Tuesday, the 14U| instant. The probability is, that the term will be very short. JOB T. BOLLES, clerk. dec 8 245 ;... , . Meeting of Conlmissioners. At a meeting of the Board of Commissioners hekl yesterday at the Exchange; . RESOLVED, That although From Tormcr no tice m»d tht^ present soap of the Wheets'of tlic Savannah Poor-House and Hospi tal Lottery, we would be justifiable in advancing the price Of TICKET^, hut being .anxious to give the pafilic as much time as possible to renew their prizes, at the present price', tlic' commlssionera have con cluded to continve uhtil the neXt day ofidrawing, (which will he on WEDNESDAY' next, 15th De cember} at the present price of 825. . C. 11. HAYDEN'S. '.- lottery U Exchange Office. dec 10 *247 To the electors of Chatliani -county. F ciulsaud Fellow C tzens—I offer -myself a cand date fo SHERIFF at the -ensuing clectAn; ami f elected, t pledge myseffto discha- ge tlic du ties of sa-d 0 Tice, ag.eeablv to law and just ce. , - WJlIJAM A. MOORE. oct2 t *96 To the Electors irfCliiithaHlcounty. . Loffer mt-stlf a candidate at tiie approaching election foV SHERIFF, knd respectfully solicit vouV silfiriigts. ISAAC D’LYON. nov 10 222 To die Electors of Chatham County. Hav.ng.served as Deputy SKcrifT fi>r the last five Years, encou-ajes me to offer myself to tlic notiefc of my fcilov/-citi2ea% as a candidate fo SHEBIFF.at tiie appioach nj election If favor ed w tit yotir ^suffrages, eve y endeavor will be used to uischaiffe the dutArs fii tlifoliv- BENe SUEFTALLs * ^ nov 3 216 x Bills-of Exchange on London, For sale bv CHARLES MAlTREL. dec 11 -248 Bills on New-York and Charleston^ For sale bv " * B-tCON & BRL’EN, dec 7 - l244 t ., Exchungeichatf. Bills on CWlestoiij • Three at sh*>rt sight, viz. 2579, 20DO and 584 dollars; Fpr ade bj' \VM. TAYLOR.. Saviiimsbj d*c 8 n245 . . ... Suaw Bonnets, By-the case, for sale by., ’• SOLOMON S. SI1AP- dec 11 1.248 ■ . ^ r* /i.- PateritHoes. dust received, direct frorii the Jlradm? Ttwiand fcteel Manufactory, and lhiuling 1 this day from the . brig- Younjtf IlflllidaA', (fom Livei*}»qol 5 j Casks Bradcs* Co. patent HUES, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, wairaittcd genuine. * . - MILLER & FORT, dec 6 241 Hunter*s buildings. • • * Just Received, By the schooner Undaunted\ ... Y •' A very large Spanish JACK,-superior to apy e7er iin}Kii.-tcch and will be sold low. Jit.SO, 33 bis, of best Newark Cider ,* 13 do Apples •' . . ; . • ■ ' Apply to FREDERICK SELLECK. noy 29 237 Phials. 5 c??ks, containing 41.groce—just received and for sale by JAMES REA, dec 10 247 • TaytoJs biaMi-nsfe. ■ George "Schley Offert^atprivate sale t at reduced price? and bn 4ft- '• . cobiTPodatiug terms, . >.. WO bis Muscovado Sugar 15 hlids do do - .«.* 2 whole and 2 half pipes Kunhs Madeira WIfte, imported in the Louisia Cecelia i2 mouths’ since, warranted genuine w ’ 20 hhdsWIHim 35 casks London Porter 10 pipes Holland Gill 5 do Cognac Krsndy ■ 50 cannisters Imperial Tea, 2 lb each ' 20 casks ilalaf -a! YVinc 200 pieces Cotton Bagging ' - ■ ] Cases north era Homespuns dec 8 . l24 j Notice. . - The subsciber having; taken into copartnership Mr. IVilUiDn k. Holland, the business will .in fq- ] fure be conducte d under tiie firm of POUYAT & j HOLLAND. : JOHN F. POUYAT. t Savcniuih,J}ep. 1, 1819. m247 • lt 3 3. n. r oA’irow', the 15 th mstah^ ■ Ai; 10 o’clock, jiree scfy, ■ Wifi he sold a! Teffu.P eearf, *” . The ship CERES, as shf? obw lie*, alfi rr», be sent to sea at no ea*uhcv. Inventory rosy be seen on board. ; , Terms—approved ind-ried paper.at 4 arid 6 months. • * - - sfeeM. ,850- .. * - > B. iterieti. * To-Morrow; the 15;hhtsV«nt, Jfilfbt soid.01 fin/loch's vihatf, on boari ' .ihe tipofi-1fosettul 1200 Mrehets prj^ CORN • f. I2j0 lit. BACON, hams ami slunldcrs 4 ’ • A Urge quaiititA of % •• . - TURK1ES, GEESE, 1H CKS A FoW'Sk ail ingfm<l’ortrr. - v Sale at It) s’ctsch. - Terms Cush AseU. 250' - .. - .... ■•t liy J. H.Herbert. To-Morrow, the 15tlv insUnt, V Jv ; At ba-lf P*^t TO U*cft*;k, ffill be schlofi kice’shjudivfffrom sloop DiJ 4 a. *«?»«, ' 100 bis Sea Mullet, superior quality .200 bushel# Irish Potatoes 300 bushels Onions * 5 casks bheese # . 50 biishcTs Beets * ’ w 4 barrels northern Cin \ -lerms* casii. ( , * ' dec 14 250 . i.; By J. P. Herbert. To-Morrow the ISth instant^ Will be sold before'm, store, 10 bhfh.Liist^: .M'AHE S pipes pure Cognac Brandy 10 qr caslcs Calmmar W;ne • t 3 hlids Jamal'esRum • •0 boxes Hady.ra Wine, 1 dozen "i 20 do 4q -Cordial. Cinnamon, Ncyaau, Al- mornl, etc. Barn’ls Muscovjdo Sugar > ditto Philadelphia Ale 20 boxes Ale, 1 dozen 20 demijohn) pure Brandy 10 catty boxes young Hysoh Tea 10 hajA Coffee 20' bhla N E Rum • * .- 12 firkins Butter 3 li!u!s Molasses to trunks Shoes . . ‘ .. 60. kegs Lard ■ ■ ft . ’ * 12 'dozen cidf Skins 3 tares'Hits .Vr - % 3 bales wrapping-Paper- -t. "' - And a var;ety of Fnrnltuie . ' ~ ' Tehns cash. Salk ut- tl t’cheb. dec 14. 250 «• To Planters, Merchants, .Country Store Keepers, and all who deal in Drugs and Chemicals. •• POUYAT ^HOLLAND, Druggists and Chemistsi r . Opposite the Exchange, SAVANNAH/ ^ Ilave jytt r'ccivcd by ntanerms arrivals, Thr c ee Hundred Packages, •-- 'W- • : CONTTAlarUYO^ ? * , Genuine Drugs and Chemicals, Surgical Int,ntinents, Shaft Furniture,- Perfumery, Phials, assarted; Patent' • Medicine,, of every description; .Puinters. Co tors,. - and in fhort erfyv ait-:1c; usual!) TounJ anddn- pensed in a Medical Store—all of whidi have been carefully selected; they therefore confidently re- commrltd.them to be genuine- .for sale whole*de and retail si the lowest prices for cash,-town *? ceptances, or ths. usual credit, to punctual custom- AH orders than'.cfidly received and put tip with neatnex?and dispatch. , -rJ;•' ... . MEDICINE CHESTS oVnteV * * hips,' pUnti ionsi'on a siipci ajntetl directions. : put nl> and real inf the corner of Bmr ami Barnard, streets in. tli.e Ipnintrtl directions, put up and replenhd house Tortneriy- Occupied by the hfe Doctor slmrtest'notice,- . Gritoek . ■' >>JV - * —• dec6 ca243 , •. 'I . , * .^5* Willnimtaw HndJoseph W. JACKSON, hnve fn-med a .copartnership -n the of Law. Tbev office irtliat,-hitherto oe- . the forroe*. adjmmhg tho office. Pf fra- ,& Dry sdato, in col" Shad's new building, pppr «..iJ. - t By Watts % Joyner. . On Thursday; nest, t6th iiistant, At 10 o’clock prec.seiy,- - ' tiH/i be sold at their store, ■ ; ,J A hrge and general assortment oblate imbdrtod *JPRY GOODS, v - > PirSeulars of wh.ch and tenna will be express- ed in uie- bills of {hp-d*}-.' .t. -' i-" ; - > '. ' J ^hd,,ai 12'o’clock,: . Withoutrhe Ita t resecye. for approved endorsed . - -'nrtfei atfe day^ ; L ditts plain: do do i ditto 6-4 Clotaj, assorted 1 case Counterpanes, 10, 12 and U4 ■ l .ditto Marseilles Quilts, 11,18 and 144' jlet 14 - 250 • ■- ■ ■ '■ cj hy. Baker Welnian, On Thursday next, 16th inst, . . At-It o’clock, • '.•In fran{ oft heir Auction Doom, \ L&rgejmd General Assortment GROCERIES. dec Hi*i 250' ,-v. * PUBLIC SALES. Executors Sales. 0* the 15th day of December liext. Vill be soH at the plantation-of Noble W. Jones, deceased near Louisville, in Jeffe son connu-, 15 Negroes in families, and all the plantatioa Jtcnsih, stock .of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sic, nd also the household and kitdien Furniture, ’revisions, etc. belonging to said estste* GEORGE JONES, csV. - uid, situated on the road leading from ; to Augusta, distant about three miles “——*— It, is trell improved, aed rleared land rather,more than' Sop acres and tmder excellent fence, r - V ... ixsd \ OnlEe same day or day following, will he sold the phntationof Uita Czmphei), within 2 miles of the above plantation, consisttng of up rardrof 400 .of Lxnd, having thereon a good dwelling . gin house, barn, .and other convenient buildings, with" all the stock of .provisions, and about -43 Negroes in families. The terms will be - liberal, and male known it . e time of sale. - -j • • GEGHGS JONES, octH 4201 - : Marshal’s Sale GphtintieA On the first Tuesday in January next," Will be sold at the ttore occup-cfi by. Mr." Abner' Woodruff, in the c ; ty of Savannah, 'between the; hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, The stock in trade of stud Abner Woodruff corf- - sisting of Crockery, Glass and China Ware, etc,— levied on as the property, nf Abner wrodruff. at the suit of the Dated States *t.‘ Ab'rfef Woodruff '.- JOHN H. MOREL, dec 14 230 ' .Marshal, D, C, Constable’s sales. J first TursJay in Jahuarjnsrt, be' sold at the liopsenTUrs Batty, * , Two Lota'of pieces of Marfa It; -levied on as the!"' of hfr Baldwin, (who h now .ibaent.ftom to safety Mrs Bat’v fivground rent. HENBm*COV,e,c.c, v- . -C.--A Trunff 3...r t :'j .•WuTajesttfday niorriing, fyjqtoiM uriknowfi.
