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'groea’ summer clothing, *> jnhe 4-—==66 E. Bliss 6c Ci> '(ma aksT^SfttrA**) I/avs jilst received per skip Adonis, from Jttem- York, ; London superfine Cassimeres, black, bluei_ Vigoiiia dittoj cotton Caseimere and Vigonia Cord; "white, black and blue Jeans; London Stripes; black Cambric; cotton Lace; bell Buttons} Win’s Thread; men’s buckskin and beaver Cloves; ladies’ kid ajid silk Gloves; tortoise shell Combs; Ribhpmj Levantine Shawls and fancy. Handkerchiefs, case China Silk, assorted colors . . y blick, green and changeable Florence Silk case cotton Cambrics ■ • winch, subject to the ers only, will be,received for" five dollars per share. The the > cashiers of the above banks scription; either separately, or 1 1 do Ginghams 1 bale India Gotton . 1 case German Sheeting fog- jane 6—67 Just* received, Ani turn) landing from Nera-York, 37 hhds. prime selected New-Orleans Sugar, & for re tailing 40 do do retailing Molasses , 4 pipes 4th proof genuine Cognac Brandy 10 chests'Gunpowder' and Hyson Tea 6 casks assorted Shot 2 pipes old Madeira Wine quarter casts L. P. Teneriffe and Malaga do barrels Pork and Beans IS STORE, old 4th proof Jaifiaica Rum, warranted pure, be ring imported direct Whiskey, N.-E: Rum, Coffee and Iron Together with a Lrge and gen'eral assortment of well chosen GROCERIES, in any quantity to suit purchasers, for sale by - BROOKS & WELMAN, june 4—56 Bolton’s iohatf. Town Property. The subscribersoffer for sale, Tw6 Lots and Buildings^ at Yamacraw, No. 15 and 16, ’With blacksmith’s shop and brick smoke house thereon. One Lot, letter S. village of St. Gall. One Lot and Building; No. 4, Oglethorpe ward. One Lot, and eastern half of Buildings, on the Bay, ad joining the residence of George Jones, esq. Otiose elegant brick Stores, on the Bay, opposite Com merce Row. . The Wharf and Buildings, near Fort Wayne, known as the Ferry wharf. The Lot and Buildings, occupied by Richard Haber sham, esq. No. 4, Anson w^j-d. Robert & John Bolton. 8—1 * . june For sale The Toll-Bridge over threat Ogechee River, at which Joseph Hill lately resided-*— h is a substantial well built bridge, composed chiefly of cypress; it has stood the freshets, and appears to be in all respects a good and complete piece of work. For terms apply to JOHN BOLTON or ~>ex’ors. JEREMIAH CUYLER. 5 J. Bill. april 4 ■ -40 * For sale A four wheel CARRIAGE and Harness. Alexander Telfair. june 15—w—71 • The subscribers. Have concluded to continue their business through the ’summer, and will keep cohstantly on hand and for sale at their Manufactory, mould atul dipt CANDLES, some of which are p..rt bees’ was. No. 1, 2 and 3 SOAP. Also, good cider VINEGAR, at wholesale or bv the gallon. L. BALDWIN & CO. Dissolution of Copartnership. ’ The firm of Christie & Hotchkiss was dissolved on the 15th inst. by mutual consent. All persons having de mands Against said firm will present the same to Jared Hotchkiss for settlement, and those indebted will call and settfe their accounts, as he is fully authorised to settle the. concerns of the firm ; ROBERT CHRISTIE, JARED HOTCHKISS. june 18 =-c-ir—*—72 For sale The PLANTATION called Vxiiyr.zoBnjt, settled by Colonel Daniel Heyward, dec. situate on the east side of the Savannah back-ri’-er, twelve miles from the city, and contiguous to the lands of Thomas Gibbons, esq. The tract consists of a total of 2126 acres, being divided in to pretty equal proportions of tide-swamp, pine-barren cotton and provision lands. Of the former there are about 3*10 acres oh the river, wiiich, by clearing, would be well calculated for a. productive rice plantation; and of the latter, with a large body of cleared provision land, there are about 100 acres of prime uncleared cot ton land. -On the place there is an excellent dwelling- house; with five rooms; a large substantially built barn, with a number of negro-hotlses and other buildings.— Possession of the place will be given at any time. For terms, which will be made easy to an approved pur chaser, apply to the owner, at Callawassie Island, St Luke’s Parish, Sduth-( Carolina, or to the undersigned factors uf Savannah. WILLIAMSON & DE VILLERS. may 25 -4 62> Union Society. Agreeable to a resolution of the board of managers to this society j’all persons having bonds, notes or other papers in their possesssion belonging to the institution, are re quired to snake a return or tne same to the undersigned. T. V. Gray. ,june 13-r7Q Marine and Fire Insurance OFFICE. Holders of commissioners’ certificates for shares of the Marine and Fire Insurance Company, are requested to render them in and receive stock ci nificates. R Wayne, sec'rn june 18—72 . of the commission- specie payment dt may be delivered to impation of th<asub- rent subscribers ma; may associate and make'-their deposits together; in whfoh case a schedule thust accompany the payments, go as to shewtne respective proportions, The casings’ receipts wiV|»e required to designate the several kinds ofco|m and the value thereof, according to the rates established by law> in reference to this particular act. JOHN GUMMING, ~ EDWARD HARDF,N, oners, JAMES 6. WALKER June 18—72 v' Superior Court—Chatham county. . „ , MafiTtrm, 1816. Nathaniek-Adams, Stephen F. Williams, Jlcob Fahm, Lewis TuHw^-gsand jurors, and George bow, Rode rick M'Leod; Ezekiel Yarned, Jdhn G. Scheurman, Sa muel M. M-ordeeai, Henry Haupt, Gabriel W. Denton, petit jurors, haring been duly summoned to < attend this cdurt, and being in default, Ordered, That the said grand-jurors be fined forty dollars, and the 1 said petit jurors twenty dollars each, unless good- and sufficient excuse,- on oath, be filed pi the clerk’s office within thirty days. Extract from the minutes, Job T. Bolles, elk. june 11—69a Further particulars m£y he let store of Messrs. Andrew Low * iutafeT5^-E-*«fc *15 A‘number of CaBAft POSTS were landed on Jones’ wharf, about three- months since; the owner -js request er! to call immediately, r pay charges aqd take them away; otherwise they WiH Oftlexposed tor mile. Apply to George Gordon. jnlfte 15r—^— m 7X , One Hundred Dollars* REWARD. Ranaway from the subscriber, William, a servant, about 25 years of age, having tittle beard, black shin, large eyes, intelligent face, and about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches of height. He is sensible and a complete waiter. It is probable he may have been employed on board some ves sel at Five Fathom, or gone to the neighborhood of Charleston, (s. c.) where he has relations. He may have been taken from this port by some master of a ship; in which case two hundred dollars additional will be be giv en to anyone who wjll procure his recovery, togetner with sufficient proof of the fact, that such master may be prosecuted. WILLIAM R. WARING, junel^^—68 Notice. All persons are hereby warned not to take Oyster- shells from Cockspur Island; and a reward of twenty dollars offered, by the suBStriber, for information to con viction against any person or persons committing such trespass. JOHN MCQUEEN. . may 28- ■■ cm—63~~ Daring Robbery, Committed on Monday night last, on boatd the brig Exmouth, now’ laying at Boiton’s central wharf, by some person or persons cutting away the middle Staysail from the' mast head; and escaping with the same. Any per son who jriil give intelligence of the offender, or restore the sail to the aforesaid brig,-or store of Mr. Jonathan Battelle shall be liandsomeiv rewarded. E, W. Pollard. june 18 72 ^ Hardware, 10 cask?, assorted to suit saie by june 1—j-M—65 country purchasers. For J. HANMER & CO. Police Office, ^ June 18,1816.1 I beg leave once more td call the attention of my Fel low-Citizens to the request made some months ago re la th-. to hard walks, or pavements, and the exterior of their houses. These embellishments are attended with very little expence, but are of great importance to the general appearance and health of the city. I have also respectful ly to solicit every one, /who can afford it) tohaveaiamp in front of liis house, to tie lighted when the darkness of the night, or any other circumstance may render it neces sary. This would greatly aid the police in-the execution of its duty, and prevent many offences and disorders which the want of lamps now enable-persons to perpetrate. Thomas U. P. Charlton, C june 18 -72 'mayor For sale A valuable tract of land, containing five hundred acres, situate in M'Intosh county, and within one mile of tne court house; this land is. well adapted to the cul ture of sugar, rice and cotton. The terms will be libe ral, and mav be known by application to the subscriber in Savannah. , R. NV. HABERSHAM, marph 9-——29 Sheriff’s sales. On the,first Tuesday in July next, - Will be sold at the court house, In Jefferson, Camden county, between the usual hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, A tract of land, lying and being in Camden county, on Crooked river, the residence of the late Payton Skip- worth, containing twelve hundred acres, more or less; levied on as the property of Edward B. and Cornelia Littlefield, executor and executrix of said Skipworth, to satisfy an execution in favor of the administrators of Wil liam Washington. Also, a tract of land, lying and being in Camden coun ty, on Catfish creek, within three miles of St. Mary’s ri ver, containing two hundred acres-, levied on as the pro perty ofilarjpon Courter to satisfy his taxes dvie for the year 1815; also, his fifty per ceftntum tax on the year 1814; amount due £,72 & cents and costs. Aiso, a tract of Lind, lying and being in Camden coun ty, on Bemel’s creek, containing seven hundred acres, mere or less; levied on as the property of Robert Bro wn- low to satisfy Ifis taxes for the year 1815; also, his fifty per centum tax on the-year 1814; amount due §16 99 cents and cost. Also, a two story dwelling house and kitchen, situated in the town of St. Mary’s, on the east comer of lot No. 4; levied on as the property of the late Vincent Pender grass to satisfy his taxes for the year 1812, 13 and 14; amount due g39 96 cents and cost. Also, a lot and improvements, in the town of St. Ala ry’s; levied on as the property of Englehart Cruse to sat isfy his taxes for the year 1815; also, nis fifty per centum tax on the year 1814; amount due g2 68| cents and cost. Also, part of lot No. 4, in the town of St. Maiy’s, con taining in front 66 2-3 feet by 200 feet; levied mi as the pTopertv of Joseph Dorr to satisfy his taxes for the year 1815; also, his fifty per centum tax on the year 1814; amount due g4 65 cents and cost. Also, a tract of land, lying and being in Camden coun ty, in Point Petre neck, containing five hundred and seventy five acres, mor#tor less; levied on as the proper ty of Daniel Copp to satisfy his taxes for the year 1815; also, his fifty per centum tax on the year 1814; amount due Jg29 25 cents and cost Aiso, the plantation of Alexander Pratt, on the north side of Crooked river, containing two hundred acres, more or less; levied on as the property of said Alexander Pratt to satisfying taxes for the year J815; also his fifty per centum tax on the year 1814; amount due g20 44 and cost. Also, a tract of land, lying and being in Camden coun ty, within two miles of the Great Satilla river, contain ing fifty acres, more or less-, levied on as the property ofolanies Bryant to satisfy his taxes for the year 1815; also, his fifty per centum'tax on the year 1814; amount due g2 10 cents and cost. John Bailey, s. c. c may 30 ;64 "Late Bank of the United States. , Notice is hereby given to ati persons interested in the trust funds of the late Bank of the United States, as the proprietors of bank-notes, or of dividends upon stock, eitlier of capital .or interest, and in general to all the creditors of the said bank or trust oi whatsoever des cription, that unless their claims are presented for set tlement before ther..4th day of March, 1817, when the term of six years from toe creation of the Said trust will have expired, the trustees will not feel themselves ob liged to make opposition rio any decree or order of court,’ -which may be obtained for the distribution among the stockholders of the amount hitherto reserved to sa tisfy the said creditors. G. SIMPSON, may 28 -fco- 63 , Cashier. Georgia.—Chatham county. By Samuel M. Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary for said country. ' • ■■ To all whom it may concern. • if.' 1 Whereas Francis Courvoisie, of said county, planter, has'applied to me for letters ofjulmi lustration, depot** pan cum testimenlo atmero, cm the estate of John FnOtcis WiffiaaCoumSsi^ late of said county, decease^ as next Now, therefore, these are to cite and nffnwwijUb and singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections (if any they have) jin my office on or before die first Mondav of July trwe letters of admLnistra^jpn will be granted to the ap- Given under njy hand and seaLof office at Savannah, the 23d day of May, 1816, * [L. B.T Samuel AI. Bond. c. c. o. may. 2*—^—61 s. ; Notice. Messrs. F. H. W*t.MAM*hdC. Tract, are our author ized Agents during our absence from the !city this sea son. * J. HANMER & CO. june 15—m—7t ■ In t ouncil. 14th June, 181 o. Resolved, That .an election be held at the courthouse, in this city, on Friday,’the 21st inst . for an alderman, to . supply the' vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Wiltiam Davies, esq.Ttndcr the superintendance of three or more justices of the peace or judges of the inferior court, not being themsqlvcs candidates. Extract from the minutes. D D, Williams, c. c. Jftite 18 : ■ ■ 7% ■f Found, On Hilton-Head- beach, one bale and a half of yellow COTTON. , The owner may have the cotton by paying forth*- time the subscriber has lost in drying and repack ing ole. cotton. JOHN DAY ANT. • june 18—*—i 72 ' mmimmA—— ■ ■■■> ■ ' ■ ■ For sale A House and Lot, in St. James’s square; being one of the most healthy and pleasant situations in this city—on the said lot are all necessary outbuildings. This pro perty will be sold for a moderate priced and a credit of one, two and three years given for the payment. Per sons disposed to purchase wiH apply to ei< her of the subscribers. ; BEN. SI IE FT AI -L, ’£ M. SHEET ALL, sen. april 6——j—41 One hundred Dollars’ reward YYlB.be paid to any person who will deliver to me my servant Bh.lt, with sufficient proof of his being harbored by a white person, or fif ty if by a colored person, or thir ty with all reasonable expences for putting BQly in my custody, or in any gapl in this statei Billy has rahaway since the latter end of January last, and was seen about the first of February on the road frorii Charleston to Gordon & Spring’s ferry, with aticket in his hat; There is every reaspn to believe, he has obtained a 'forged pass. Billy is twenty years of age, well known in Charleston, having waited on me for sevturyears past—lie is about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, well made, pleasing countenance, yellow completion, wears ear tine's, and lisps a tittle when spoken to. CHARLES JOHN STEEDMAN. jnhe13 ■ w ■ 72 ' , , , Wharf and Stores. To rent, the wharf and i %*ores at present occupied by Mr. Bama M‘Kinne, of wluch possession may be had on the first of November next. For terms, npply to N. W. Jones. june 15 71 ' the last scSsioj trill, from the 31* Jjtose payable accord- 1 nese licenses wiB h* ilication fora fnne -and the ited for a period ’ Wit, on pay. t seme proportion to tl e - the existing rates, as the ,th* hcense may be- granted shall bear to within the i of June, 1316, to ayaw.,.--- . . Hat * the duties Uni ted ^States, will cease after the £ whfrch period returnsmuat be made, of the spirits that m iv qn orbefofte tfeat day. P rates are as follows, m cents, for each ir.llon of their capacity, 1 2 1 2 i (5 ' Sfitts, week. ■ 41-2 weeks. 9 month. IB month*. 36 months. 54 months. '72 months. 99 months. 108 months, year. 216 Domestic materials Boiler, r. 9 18 - 36 72 1 !week. 2 weeks. T month. 2 noptlts. 3 rionths. 4 i nontlis. 5 nonths. 6 nohtk^ 8 months. 1 1 2 1 2 3 .4 5 6 8 1 Stills. 2 1-2 4 1-2 ’ J 9 18 ■27 36 45 54 ROOTS. 108 144 180 216 432 Boilers. 4 1-2 9 18 86 54 72 90 108 ;»ear. - 198 216 p; ti-eek. weeks. FOREIGN MATERIALS. - Stills. _ Boilers, month. 23 45 n lontlis. 46 92 n OBtbs. 68 136 months. 90 180 nionths. 35 270 rrjonths. 180 260 ypr- 270 540 TL«f provisions applicable to the duties on licence' c distillers, are, in general, the same with those laid bv the act oft Juiy 24, 1813. The most important of the'new provisions are—that the duty is invariably to be paid in money!, when that payable’ upon the still or stills, or boilers, licensed at any one time, does not exceed twenty dollars; that a deduction of eight per centum is, in ail cases, to be made for prompt payment; that in cases where the duties are bonded, they are to be given, with two sureties at the least (instead of one as hemofore) and are to be paid at the end of twelve months, fo nt the expiration of the license; that all stills are to be li censed, that are used, or kept in a situation for use; that a penalty lies against any person who shall keep in cr llerv, any beer, or other liquor, prepared i, for the purpose of distillation' for more than iys, without having a license; that a collector is d to enter a distillery atony time, whether be- risi\ig and setting of the sun, or at any other For sale or rent The house at present occupied by Mr. •of F John Carno- chan, situated at the comer of Bay and Jefferson-streets, the former residence of William YY r aLlace, esq. Applica tion for the same to be made to Joseph Cumming. mav 19—|cl—60 -Libel for salvage. Drs. Baldwin & Cutter Ilaviving united in the practice of Medicine and Sur gery, tender -tneir services to the citizens of Savannah and the adjacent country’. Apply eithe&at theif'clwel- ting house, near the ■ southeast corner ofT’resident and Drayton-streets, or at their office in Bull, near Brough- ton-street. may 16—58 tJnited States—District of Georgia". " Smith, et.al. •vs. The Alexander and cargos To the ,5farehttlof said district. [L. S.j JOHN J BULLOCH, elk. Whereas,, a libel hath this day been filed, among the things stating and alledging: That the libellant command ing the United States’ revenue cutter Dallas, did on or about the — —^ - ■ ■, of the present month, save by the exertions of himself, officers and crew, the Bri tish brig Alexander, from a total loss, ahd bring the said vessel safely into port, and for said exertions- prav*, that a prope|- and adequate salvage be allowed by decree of this court. _ Now, you, the said marshal, are hereby required to cite and admonish, all persons interested in the premises, to he and appear at a special district court to be held in and for the said district, in the city of Savannah, at the court-house, at ten o’clock w. of Friday, the 58th of the present month, to shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the libellant shonld not be grafted. Witness, the honorable William Stephens, judge of said court, tjiis 14lh of June, 1816. . Thomas U. P. Charlton,’ n . \ \ . . _ Proctor jar libellant. AU persons interested ra the foregoing monition will take due notice. JOHN EPP1NGER, june 15 71 , \ 125 Dollar about from eight author! tween tl time. In cases in which a license for distilling shall have been granted, according to the present rates of duty, for a period extending beyond the 30th day of June, 1816, it is requi: ed under a penalty for neglect, that the pei owv to whor the same may have been granted or transfer red, aha! I, on or before the said day, apply to the col lector, j nfl pay, or secure the payment of, the addi tional dj ty, according to the new rates, for the unex pired pmod of the license from the 30th of June. New forms for bomb, will be prepared by the collec tors and furnished to distillers on application. John Stevens, Collector 1st District Grorsda. Riccboroiigh, june 7, 1816. j[pf—70] Notice. A Bank Note, for a certain amount, was picked up on Wednesday, the 5th instant, In the morning. Any per son claiming the same, describing the amount, the bank, and its number; by paying for this advertisement, c..n have the same again on applying to the subscriber. Elias Robert. jutie 18 — m* 72 £> During mv absence from this state, Messrs. YVili.iam H. Gillxl^xd and S»mi-el Davex- roiiT, are legally authorised to transact my business. Isaiah Davenport. , june 14-—ca 66 Brought to gaol, in Sa\annah, on the ,7th June, 1816, a Negro Man, who says is name is Cctfke and that he belongs to the . estate of John Fraser, bit has been in the charge of John H. M’Intosh. He isabo it 35 years of age, and 5 feet 9 inches high; he has an< ulcer on his left leg, and has lost the little ti e of his left foot,- has> on wliite cotton shirt, jacket and :rs.l I HUGH MBJALL, a. c. c. brought s rewardv- Ranaway, some months\past, the-following Negroes, belonpng to the estate of Peter H. Morel, deceased—Joe! a likely man, about five feet itix inches high, a c:u-penter by trade, of a yellowish complection—he is well known m Savannah, and "TW formerly owned by the late John P Y\ ard, esq SiMoi^young man, about twentv-five years old, has a downcasr 16ok, when spoken, to.' Mom a a young woman, of light complection, about twenty-five years old, and Asst, a woman about thirty veins uld. nr>p9 when she walks, occasioned by a burn. The above neg roes are harbored at the South end of Ossabaw, where Joe was recently taken, bat made his escape. Fifty dol lars will be p«d for Joe’S being lodged m the county gaol and twenty-five dollars each for the others. 3 John H. Morel. jilne 13—70 T"". ■! 'ff«r „ to gaol, m Savannah, June 1, 8i6, a Negro Man, who says his name is Bex, and that ie, belongs to William Cable, near New-Orleans He is abAut forty-five years of age, and five feet three inches hi h. He was formerly owned by Mr. Delburg in this ci yj . J H. M’Call, g. c. c. jane, 4466 * . £2* Brought to gaol, in Savannah, May 26, 1816, a Negro Woman, who says her name is Marshal. Sallt, wid, that she belongs to Mathew Coleman, of ' Augusta. She is about tliirty years of age, and five feet three inches high; was advertised some*time since, and says he raifoway al March 29, is Mart-, a: Augustaj ali five feet one The above five years oi YVatch! marks H. B. No. 392; weight, 264'. .Wafijremoved ibove lugh-water-mark, between the (3th ajffi l4&, ihat; should anv —de, it is hoped inforinatiob will *■ any ffiaeovery Le given tosergeant J iia Gihsoiti, Tybee barracks, ,orto june 18|—-A»-i—72 , ,7, Poor-House anfr Hospital? trsrrttei cnaoirrrxv 1 Misy tend Juste, t! If and Jonw Lewis. Jose -51 vay about two years ago. H. McCall, g. c. c. jane 4—66 fi^' Broug'lit to gaol, in Savannah, 1816, a Negro Woman, whosavs her name that she belongs to Mrs. Thompson, of Jesse Walton of Wilkes county. She is Inch high, very corpulent, and about thirtv- age. H. M^pall, g. c. t. Right to _ gaol, in Savannah, on the 13fo of June, 1816, a negro man, who says h;s name ls G it, and that he belongs to Mr. Geo. YV. M‘A1- lister, in Jryan county; he is about five feet eleven inches rug i and thirty years of age, and has an iron on. his left le|, H. M«CALL, g. c. c. ^junelS k—72 £2“ brought to gaol, in Savannah, on the 14t of June, 1816, a ntegro'Woman, who says her name is 1 kjtci, and that she belongs to Mr. Carr, on Ogechee; fig is about twenty years oi" age and four feet ten inches high; has qn striped homespun sliirt and pe- teoat, anc formerly belonged to Mrs. Lawrence, of this .•jape. If --L.72 » * H. MU ALI., g.c. Jqne 17 r and that (Da-J He! jnphj ght to gaol, in Savannah, >6, a negro man, who says his name is Cl-djo, belongs to John Miller, near Jacksonboro’, 1 about forty years 6f age and five feet nine has on oznaburga shirt ahd trowsers and drab - . ■: Hi M’CALL, g. e. c. ■72