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FIRE IVSUftMWK.
HnHB Farmers' Fire Insurance anil Loan Com
| (,,,»» of New York, will insure against
LOSS OB DAMAGE BY FI HE, -
Dwelling Houses, Store# and Property in gene
nil. in the city of Savannah and it* vicinity.—
Their rate* of premium will be reasonable and
Kisses settled and paid in the most prompt and
liberal manner. For particulars apply to
H, LORD & CO. Agent*.
feb 3 26 ■ ' -
The Subscribers
® 0N1'!NUE the Commission Business in Li
verpooi under the firm of ISAAC* LOW &
Co and will at all times make liberal advances on
produce shipped to their address. *
Importations of Goods will be made and only
commission charged, when the payment is satis
factorily secured.
Having vessels regularly in the Liverpool trade,
•nd owning a convenient wharf with Fireproof
StoreB, they will receive and forward cotton in
their own vessels, or those to their address free
of any commission.
Their Stock of WINTER GOODS is now very
extensive, and their Spring supplie*which Will be
general, are now on the way
5 ' ANDREW LOW b CO.
WHITE PLAINS # BAGGING
at reduced prices.
dec IS 240 -
Fresh Sutter Crackers.
l anding from S ip Augusta,
A Bbls fresh Gutter Crackers,
JLU IS half bbls do do
ON HAND,
50 hampers English Potatoes
. 10 casks Cheese
10 bbls Newark Cider
For sale by
. . . CRANE U NEWCOMB,
feb 17 m38
New Fashions
M RS LAWRENCE & Airs SEABURY, res-
pectfully informs the Ladies of Savannah,
that Mrs Lawrence has just returned from New,
with Dress Patterns of the NEWEST
FASHIONS. They return their thanks for the
liberal patronage th«y have received and solicit
a continuance of it.
feb 17 p38
Weyj Spring Goods,
B Y the ship Emily and other late arrivals from
Liverpool, the subscribers have received a
great variety of
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
Which makes their assortment more general and
extensive than usual, and will be sold by the pack*
age, piece or dozen at a reduced advance, and on
a credit of Twelve Month* for approved paper,
or will be exchanged for Steam Boat or Insur
ance Stock, or stock in either of the Banka in the
slate,
ANDREW LOW & CO, .
ALSO—In Store,
03* Cirtton Bagging, Crates of Crockery, Casks
of Glassware, l ea <thina, London Porter, ho. be.
feb 13 35
osnahVrghs.
By the thip Emily just arrived from Liverpool.
James Anderson &. Co.
JJAVE received their usual supply of best
select!
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Grand Lodge of Georgia.
O N Monday the first day of March next, agreea
bly to the.Constitution, a Grand Annual Com-
Imumcation of *he Grand Lodge of Georgii, for
Ithe election of offtcera will be. held, of which the
i ofticers and members are desire - to take notice
By order of the Most Worshipful Grand Master.
WM. P. BEERS.
., Grand Secretary.
feb 7 30 -
MAYERS & HAMtLTOM,
H ,\VE received by the ships Savannah b Au>
gusts, a fresh supply of CLOTHING, direct
from their Ware House in Jiew Yotk, mad* nnder
their inspection in the moat fashionable stylo par*
Ocularly for thia market, ......
eonsis-rnre or • . ett
CLOAKS of blue and brown Camhlet and Taetan
Plaid of* various Patterns . ,
LADIES CLOAKS of Caroline and Catcaisian
Plaid
A frock COAT8 of super blue, brown, Oxford
IH mixt, olive and claret mixture - «
DRESS CO.\T3 oi super and extra super blue, , they ofltsr for sale on accommodating terms.
and black Cloth, common do do • fcj> 16 vV B
COATTBES of blue and mixt do do
PANTALOONS of ribbed and stripe Caskimere,
blue, black and colored cloth and cassimerei
saitinetta, cords, bo.
VESTS of figured silk velvet, figured silk stripe
and plain do.—super silk stripe Toilcnett—
Va'tntia do. blue and black cloth and csss!
mete, buff cassimere, white and striped ,Mar*
sailles, Swansdown, be. *
f ALSO,
Linen and cotton Shirts, striped and check do.
Guernsey Frocks, Lambs Wool do. Drawers,
Stockings, Gloves, Hdkfg, Cravat Stiffeners,
! Webbs Patent Russia Belts and Suspenders.
I Together with almost every article in their line,
which make their assortment as good as any in
this city, and will be sold as usual at New. York
Price*, at their store corner of Whitaker and St.
Suiirni streets, opposite Youngs* buildings,
jan 26 11.20—1i,
FIRST LINE
WEW-VORK PACKETS.
mHE subscribers have established a regular
v!L ; °! Paoket8 between Savannah, and New
York to sail punctually from each port, on the
irst, eleventh and twenty first, of every month,
of°rnu n a?ri8^ V4nnth * 00 l ^ e twcnt F drst * da Y
the line will consist of the
rnnafflb masters,
D * L. PoRTsn,
GARONNb, y, Stkveib
CLIFFORD WAYNE, Isaac Whim,
One other vessel to be provided in season—all
tat rate, past sailing ships, coppered b copper fas
tened, with elegant accommodations for passen-
gers, and experienced and obliging commanders.
The Coaraait will tail orvthe twenty first Inst,
For freight or passages apply to
C. C. GRISWOLD.
, - _ E. WILLIAMS,
jan 9 \7 <
ESTABLISHES LINE
NEW-YORK PACKETS.
8RIFS,
SAVANNAH,
LOUISA MATILDA,
AUGUSTA,
WM. WALLACE,
EMPEROR,
HASTKRS,
W. Bsxac,
D. Woon,
D Vajt Dtck,
T. Woon,
J. H. Bbwrxtt,
, The above are all first rate vessels, with expe
nenced commanders, and will continue to tail in
regular succession throughout the reason, leav
ing Savannah for New York on Tuesday and New-
York for Savannah on Saturday in each week.—
For freight or passage, Hpply to the Captains on
board at Jones’s upper wharf, or to
HALL b HOYT.
jan 27 21
i choice
Fresh Fanc^ anA Siap\e
Goods,
Just xrormn bt
F. GILLET $CO.
From the Auction* at New York.
O NE case superior plain blk Nankeen Crapes
1 do do figured Mandareen Crape Dresses
1 trunk fashionable Faitrcu Calicoes and
Muslim
1 do English Calicoea 5 yds for g 1
Superior blk Bombazeens
1 case Prunell* for childrens clothing
1 do, Vigonia Cassimeres
Mrs Cantellu’s Corsetts Irom No 2 to
Brillsntine Silk Bhwals
Watch Ruinous
Inserting and scolloped Trimmings
I.ong teeth side Combs
Sprig’d Swiss Muslin, Linen Cambric Hdkfs
A few boxes No 9 16 rich figured Ribbons
1 ease blk Silk Handle's
ALSO,
8 bales Strellitz Oznaburgs, entitled to *de
benture
4 trunks striped and checked Muslin*
4-4 and 6-4 Colton Cambricks
' Misses Leghorn Gipseys, very cheap
- Ladies Straw Bonnets and Gipsies
Band Boxes in nests or dozen
feb 6 29
factorage and Commission Ha-
siness
■’HE subscribt r continues the Factorage ami
Commission Business,and tenders his services-'
i Ins friends and thr public.
HhWare bodies are Fire Proof, large and con
Tobacco.
'O J BHDS. Tobacco for sale by
O-i PONCE & M'K'NZIE.
feb 13 w|35
For Sale,
/JA Bbls Boston mess >i, ef, superior quality
VV 50 ps 1st and 2d quality Russia Duck
70 do thick and thin Ravens do
12 tons assorted Swedes and Russia Iron
For sale by
SAMUEL WRIGHT,
Hunters Buildings.
feb 10 32
i . For Sale
150 Tierces new Rice
I octal
197
J. P. WILLIAMSON
Auctioneers.
IAKR NOT 10E—You are hereby required to
make returns of sales of Merchan ’ize, sold
auction, from the Is May to the 1st Jin last-
before the 25th inst.
|feb!4 3« J °HNI ROBERTS, ct.
A'ilmmisirator’s Notice.
BRSONS Indebted to the estate of Martha W.
nniiger deceased, are requested to make im
■in., pay mf nt, and those having demands
lied JS e ®* 8le » W ‘H present them properly at-
'led within the time limited by law. -/
WM. WILLIAMS.
Administrator.
feb 5
. ^^T'inistiTRtor’s Notice; '
derr?^.? indeb ed 10 th « estate ef Mary Hall
LBP"4«» ^quested to make immediate
tate wiN™A hose }| a,dn ff demands against said
f&U& e by& Pt0per,y atte8ted( wUhiM
WM. WILL* A MS.
febs 2s Administrator.
Ittrur » " Hrought to Jail *
I savs V h?^ 8h ' ° n - ll,e t^lb-inat. a negro man who
L Lil ke, and that he belongs to
LSiM* Simons’ Island,.and that he
R(ute^ ceks %- He.U5feet 1 inch
bout 28 years of age and has a acald
\ I. D‘LY0N, j c t
, HPr NOTICE.
llAK r °n P ^ r8 i ,i P° fWllUA1 * and J«»» O-
1 In nwto » 18 da y d ' KSl0Ve< ' hy • mutual con
k ail ™. *° a . speedy settlement of the bu
Npavm™fT , , , u debted are ca,,ed upon to
I pa y®ent to John O. Baker
In 2i
WILLIAM BAKER,
JOHN O BAKER,
Riceborough, Ga. Jan 1,1824.
spection,
feb 16
Beef and Pork.
‘ rime Beef
prjme Pork, New York city in-
For sale by
arV\ Barrels Prime Beef
*J '\ J 50 dd
37
HALL & HOYT.
Sugars.
QA HOGSHEADS Nc« Orlenns Sugar, for
OU sale by HAl.L W HOYT,
eb 16 37
, Justices Court.
fTIHE subsfcnbcisCi urt w.ii in future be held
X at his House, in Pre.-ident Street, between
Habersham and Price Street—where lie at pre-
,-eat keeps, his Office. Ilia return day in this
month, is on Saturday next.
S. MORDECA1, j. r.
feb 13 z 34
Crockery Ware.
J B. HERBERT & CO having received .the
k agency of an extensive POTTERY in Liver,
pool, will fill orders for Crockery of any descript.
ion on advantageous terms,
feb 13 34
TT77 NOTICE.
1%rL. MASON will act as my agent during my
XiX absence from this city.
feb 16
m37
TIMOTHY EVANS.
At Private Sale.
rr
Family of Negroes, (30 in number,) among
•jvX which, there are seventeen first rat* Field
Hands. For term* apply to
a. ; J. B. HERBERT & CO.
f Should the above negroes not be sold before
the 1st March next, they then will be sold at pub
liti.auction at the Court House.
j*n 23 17
notice;
"J3ERS0NS having-demands against the estate
XT" of Nugent McConoloag, will bring their ac
counts forward, attested, and those indebted tc
the estate Will make immediate payment.
ELLEN M'CONOLOAG
feb 12 t34
notice.
‘Mirmof ner *' ),p beret °fore exiatlng under
kw'd.'ffr him*
6en.ilhm\iuiv«»i ,\\\
Mi persona bav.
. A n m-ii . are ‘iriebted, will
COnt j n M,ller » who.is duly authorised
l tl ' e lb* co
ARTHUR G MILLER,
ELIAS FORT
|e 8x >n th,--, ® Subscriber,
l" n l 'is oww ^”"''"'" an KWorage BusV
f lvi<: e8 toth, iw >U j 1 ’ un ' 8 tender i t
firm » wl "
[ oiv nil connignmi-uts.
putiRb,'Janu a? i„ , H O. MILLER.
,a jy, 1834,
P RISONS'having demands against the estate
of James Anderson, late ol Augusta deceased,
lire requested to present their claims properly at
tested, and those indebted to make immediate
payqmgttto ; • *
JOHN BALFOUR.
Administrator.
feb, 7;.* <
NOTICE.
kERSONS indeb'.ed to the estate of
scribed by^ Law to
‘jan 22
17
JOS. LAW, Sen’r.
qualified ex’r.
Brought lo Jail,
v if N Savanni.b, .on tJie 19th instant, a negi
who says his name is Solomon, and that
'* ngs.to Mr,Mathew* of St Simons Island,and that
t-i ranayay 'i&boht-T wcekB ago, he is 5 feet 4
-oheshigli, and Hbout 30 year.-, of age, and is pit-'
'X wjth the small pox on his luce.
1. D’LYON,ice.
jan 23 IS
80“ The pole boats Olive Branch,
and Wilder, will now take freight to Augusta at
one half the custbfnary rates—and will always
take for less than' the rate exacted by the Georgia
Steam Boat Company. Apply to
ofc G. B. LAMAR,
feb 2 25
Neva England Rum.
BBLS NeW 1 England Rum, just received
Jl r and for tale, by
„ , '■ CALVIN BAKER,
feb 11 b33
Castor Oil and Stoeet Oil.
Bottles F^hea U Talbots superior Cas.
200 bottles American Cold Expressed do do
200 do do second quality do do
200 do West India do do for plantation use
20 doz do 8weet Oil in Boxes o' one doz reed
and for sale by
F. I. LAV, Druggist,
., Shad's buil’ling.
feb 12 i34
Com Grits, Corn Flour, and
Cracked Com.
riTHE subscriber has on hand, and intends keep*
X ing at hia store, in Gildon's building, Market
Kquare, a constant aupply of Corn Grits, and Corn
Flour, manufactured from the best Southern Flint
com i and Crack’d Corn for horses.
ALSO,
An assortment of choice
LiqUORS and GROCERIES,
Which lie will sett at the most r- ciuced price.-,
tor cash—and solicits the patronage of his friends
nd the public SAML. PHIL,BRICK,
jan 26 cm20
A Card.
■\ FEW Ladies cun be genteelly accommodat
JRl ed with board, in a central and pleasant part
of the ‘litv. Young Ladies or Children will «lso
be received as boarders, and eveiy facility grant
ed to forward the views of Parents, or Guardiu'ns.
Apply to the Editor. .
feb 5 28 ,,
Wants a Situation,
A man that is will uccukmted both with the
/X culture of cotton and rice, as he .has been se*
veral years in that business as an overseer, em
ployment is his chief object and terms will be ve*
ty low. A line left at the post office directed to
h. M. will meet with prompt attention. .
jan 9 7 .
Ten Dollars,
VX,' ILL be given for ttie apprehension of Tom
tv (alias) Cane, who.absconded from the
subscriber about ten days ago, lie is well known
in the city, and has been in the employ of Mr
Criatie and others, cleaning the market for three
or four years past.
WM. H. GREENE.
feb 16 x 37
The Subscribers,
YT AVB still un hand a few Unit Pipes and Qr.
T. .1 Casks of their fit at importation of Madeira
Wine, pr Lovely Kcziah,.from John Oleveiru U Co.
The brand in well known in. Savannah and the
quality wilt not be found inferior to any of tin
former shipments of that house. Their last im
portation prNapol. on is equally good, and those
who may wish to purchase cun have a selection
from either parcel—They will be happy to receive
orders for any wines the product of Madeira, and
will guarantee that the quality shall be approv*
SCOTT V BALFOUR.
Jan 31 cn24
Law Office.
r ITHE subscribers having entered into partner-
ft. ship in (he practice of.the Law, will attend
to any business entrusted to them.
' ' ' M MYERS,
S. COHEN.
jan 26 20
For Sale.
t VALUABLE Rice Plantation on Savannah
River, about 7 miles,from’the City—having
one hundred and forty fiye acres rice land, drain
ed and under good Banks,.and as good a pitch ol
tide as any on the river. Four hundred and
ninety two acres high and good provision land,
with Dwelling Hous, Bares,framed Negro Houses
with brick chimneys, w.hh a gang of eighty two
negroes on the same, accustomed to the Culture
of Rice. Terms made known by applying to
JNO. P. WILLIAMSON.
QTj* The Charleston Cpit^er will pleffSe insert
the above once a week for two months, and for.
ward their biH to this Office
/eb 6 29 ?■ ;
A. B. HAYDEN,
' t DENTIST,
[RESPECTFULLY offers his j professional ser.
XV vices to the citizens pf Savannah and its vi.
cinity. He has taken rooms in the dwelling oc
cupied by Mrs. Limbert, on' Broughton street,
first door east of the residence of the late Doct.
Kollock, where he will be happy to wait upon
those who may honor him with their confidence.
N. B. Haydens approved dentrifice and tooth
brushes of thefiret quality may be had as above,
feb 10 32
City Tax Returns.
4\ LL persons are hereby required to make
<£&, their returns of property liable to tax in the
A.ity on or before the first day of March next A
double tax will be assess, d on all defaulters after
that period in con/,; mjty with the ordinance in
such case made and provided.
JNO. I. ROBERTS, City Treaturer
dec 3t 253
Brought to Jail
TN Savannah on the 1st inst. a negro man who
X says his name is Dublin, and that he belongs to
John Fish of Washington County, Ga. and thut he
runaway about one month ago. He is 5 feet 7J in
ches high, and about 28 years oF&ge.
I. D’LYON,. I SC-
nov 208
For Liverpool,
The regular trading ship,
GEORGIA,
Vamum, Master,
Is now loading lit A. Low & Co’s,
wharf, (formerly McCready’s) and will meet , with
j: sputch. For freight, apply to
A. LOW «s CO.
feb 3 i.26
For Liverpool, j r ,-
The fn.-: sainna coppered ahip-
LADY GALLATIN,
’ — —, Master,
Has commenced loading—will be
deputched without delay. For freight of200 bales
cottpn or passage, having good accommodations,
apply to . ,
HALL U HOYT.
feb 9 31
===
By J. B. Herbert <Sf Co.
On TUESDAY, 24lli inst. at 11 o’clock,
Will.be told on Hunter’s upper wharf, for account
of all concern&d,
Two Anchors,
One Cable, *
One Mainsail,
Saved from the wreck of Schr. Kitty bf Charles*'
ton. * Terms Cash,
feb 17 „ 38
By Calvin Baker.
.OH THURSDAY, 19th inst. at II o’clock.
In front of his auction Store,
A general assortment of
GROCERIES,
ALSO,
A valuable anortrhent of Bntiih and American
DRYGOODS.
feb 16 34
Sheriff'.■■'ales'continued.
On the firtt Tuetday in March next.
W I.L be sold at tHe Court House in Effing*
ham County, between the legal hours of
sale,—All the right title and interest of In and to
all that tract of land in Effingham County, contain*
ing 1000 acres more or leas called Knoxborough,
purchased by Charles Tlot, sen. dec of Nathaniel
Russel, bounded by lands ot Wilkins, CUyler, the
15 mile house tMct and Glebe land as Charles Ti*
ots—Also, 197 acres bounded east by Canaan tots,
northwardly by land of J Cuyler, westwurdly by
Knoxborough, the two last tracts subject to two
mortgages levied on as the property of Charles
Tic; at the suit of Henry MeAlpin and others —
Sold at the nsk of the former purchaser
S. NKIDLINGEIt, into.
feb 14 36
Fo^ Liverpool, *
The superior copper fastened ship
GENERAL UNGAN,
Crabtree, Master,
Has commenced loading—will ha' e
immediate dispatch. For freight of 150 bales cot
ton, apply to
HALL U HOYT.
feb 7 30
JFor Liverpool,
The su|iertor coppered and cop
per fastened brig
AMERICA,
Wm Graves Master,
Is now taking in her cargo, and will meet with
dispatch. For freight, apply to the captain on
board, at Anderson’s wharf, or to
PETERSEN, HAMMOND & CO.
Jones’ nuildings.
feb 11 33
For Liverpool,
The coppered ml copper fastened
Ship
WILLIAM.
For freight of 300 bales cotton, ap
ply to ux|jt, Anthony Moffat, on board, at Dun
ning's wharf, or to
PETERSEN, HAMMOND & CO
feb 11 33 .! mea* Hoi ding*
NOTICE, „
T O all whqtn.;it may eont6rnij*ri6 jjefflbn is au?
thorised to do any business for the subscri.
ber in Savannah, but A. Harmon.
CHARLES GREGORY.
feb S Mf 56
Fur New fork.
[first line ]
***TV. 'ilie iasi sailing coppered packet
ship . (
CLIFFORD W 'tYNE,
White, Master,
Will *-»!> un the 2lst inst. For freight or passage,
having superior accommodations, apply to
C. C. GRISWOLD, or
E WILLIAMS.
feb 12 34
For New-York,
[established line ]
The fast sailing u-guiar packet
Ship
AUGUSTA,
Evnns, Master,
cceeds the Louisa Matilda, in this line, and will
sail on Tuesday, 24th inst. For freight or passage,
having superior accomodations, apply to
HALL & HOYT
feb 16 37
Sheriff’s bales.
On thefiret Tuetday in March next,
W ILL be sold in front of the Court tiouae ht
Effingham County, at the usual hotirs, the
following property.
A negro woman named Harriet, levied on at
the property of Benamir. Morel, to satisfy an exe.
cution in favor of the estiteof John Berry, re*
turned to me by a constable
Also, a negro fellow named Fprtune, levied oil
aa the prperty of Benjamin Morel, to satisfy an
execution in favor of Taylor, Davis and Taylor.
Also, 80 acres of Isnd, bounded south by Sliultt,
east by Metzger, west by McIntosh, levied on as
the property of Matthew Reiaser, to aalisfy exe*
outions in favor of the estate of John Berry, re*
turned to me by a constable.
Also, 750 acres of Isnd in Effingham County;
bounded on the north by Savannah river, on the
east by land of Maria 1. Gold wire, on the aoutb
by land of William King, on the nnrih by land of
John Goidwirei alio one ne> ro mao named Scipi,
levied on as the property of George W. King, to
iaiisfy executions in favor of sundry persons.
Also, 55 bead of stock cattle, in the 2d District
of Appling county, levied on as ihe property of
Wiley Wright, to satisfy an execution in favor of
George W. Owe s, pointed out by Benjamin Ken*
nedy as suretv for '.Yiley Wright.
J. G. MfNGLBDORFF, s * o.
i*n 31 - 2
For Havana.
The schooner
HOPE,
Wm. Godsoe, master,
For freight apply on board Tay
wharf, or to
S B. PARKMAN.
If ho offer* for, sale, landing from taid Schooner
49 Hhds and 3 tierces superior Molasses
17 Bags Coffee,
ALSO,
On board raid schooner,
A quantity of Fruit.
for which, apply to the Master,
feb 10 m 32
Apply to
For Boston,
The fine i;eiv packet brig
SEA ISLAND,
Isaac Atwood, Matter,
Is ready to receive freight this day.
S B PARKMAN,
Who offer* for Sale,
50 bbls new Rum -
6 pipes Holland Gin
200 boxes Herring
2 pipes superior Cognac Brandy, [Sig-
nette’s brand]
10 halfpipes Pico Madeira Wine, of -first
quality *.
' 10 pipes French Sherry dir.
feb 13 m 34 : 1
For Freight or Charter,
-V, The ntbstiintiid brig
5xS VENUS,
Captain Kelly,
Will be in readiness to receive a
cargo in two days. For terms, apply to
HALL & HOYT.
feb 7 30
jtor Baltimore*
The schooner
CELIA,
Fuller Master,
_ will sail with despatch. For freight
or passage, having good accommodations, apply
lo the master on board at Jones’ upper wharf or to
HALL & HOYT.
feb 11 33 . .
.sheriff Sales.
On the firtt ’I uetday in stpril next
W ILL he si.Id ' before the Oourt House in
Chatham County, between the u-ual hours;
the following Negt-oea, ,
'Isaac, Sophia, Jim,George,Jesse,Teoar, Mary,
Celia, Rose and Monday, lei ied on as the proper*
ty uf David E. Adams, to satisfy an execution is*
metl on the foreclosure of a mortgage, in lavor of
Amos Scudder, assigned. >
I. D’LYON, boo.
feb 4 27 .
Sheriff’s Sale.
On ihe first Tuetday in March next,
\X) ILL be void at the Court House, in the
V V county of Effingham, between the legs!
hours of sale
A negro man named Ralph, levied on as the
property of William Stephens, of Green county;
to satisfy an execution in favor of Kuasel Steph
ens, of Warren county Georgia; property pointed
out and delivered by the plomtiff
S. NE1DLINGKR,dug.
jan 30 23 .'
Sheriff’s sales
' On the first Tuetday in March next,
W ILL be sold at the Court House in Kiceboro,
Liberty County, between the usual hours of
sale,
Three negroes, Grace; Arcbeji and Maty, levi*
ed on as the property of Simon A Fraser, tosatia*
fy an execution issued on the foreclosure of d
Mortgage, in favor of Robert Hendry Jufir. v*
Simon A Frasier,
EDWARD WAY. s * c,
dec 30 253
Sheriff’s SBles,
On the first Tuesday in March next,
W TLL be sold at the Court House in Ricebo.
rough, Liberty county, between the hours
'of -]0 and 3 o'clock, the following property, to
witj
One negro named Affey, levied on as the. pro
perty of Thomas S. Hell, to satisfy two execu
tions in favor of Wm. H. Edwards, and turned o*
ver to ine by a Constable. 0
Also, one tract of land containing three hun*
dred and fifty acres, moke or less; with a largo
dwelling bouse and other out buildings thereon,
lying on the main road that leads from SUnburV
to Milledgeville; bounded by lands bf John Dun*
woolly and others, levied on as the property rif
Nathan Williamson to satisfy an 'execution in fa*
♦oV:bf aUx- m. M'lver.
' Also, one hundred acres of Pine Land more or
less, levied on as the property of Wm. Futch to
satisfy an execution in favor of Joseph Flower^
and turned over to me by a Constable.
EDWARD WAY, a lo.
jan 31 24
NOTICE.
T RE Steam Boat Company will continue to
taae fi eight for Augusta, until further notice,
at one fourth less than their present established
rates.
JOHN DAVIDSON, Agent.
feb 9 >. m31
and Indian Bread,
C AN be obtained EVERY MORNING, at Mr
Robinson’s Bakery, corner of prsytoo street
and Bav lane. ,
feb/
' Administrators Sale.
On the 1st Tuesday in April next.
W ILL be sold before the Court House in Brj*>
an County between the usual hour? of side.
A tract of land containing 6B acres more or lew.
with the improvements thereon known by the
name of Lincoln, belonging to the estate of Mary
Ciibbedge deceased—Sold for the Benefit of th6
heirs and creditors of said estate—conditions cash.
JOHN CUBBEDGB,
Administrator.
feb 7 36
r. For Sale.
k Plantation Containing ninety three and three
nL quarter acres of land, with a comfortable
1 welling house in good repairs, in a pleasant and
healthy situation on the Island of St. Simons.
There are on the premises 2 Cotton Houses, 1
gin house—kitchen, carriage bouse, Stable and
other out buildings— a garden and orchard of
Oranges and other fruit t^ees, about twenty
five or thirty head of Cattiei a spring of the pur
est water, and situated upon a creek, which, at
fords a bold landing and plenty of fish Fqr par
ticulars, apply to Wx. Chaio, in Savannah, or to
JAMES B. WRIGHT,
jnn 15 jw-11 optheprohiUel.
~*L'heth devsigned
H AVE associated themselves, in 'the practice
of the Law, in Ihe several Courts' pf tbit
Eastern District),
jack W
m. h. McAllister,
I AMUKfcr J. RATARO.