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, v,.tv**lias beendeclared by tLg. legislature
Oeiiwi > > • h i next governor, by * majority of
PREXCH spoliations.
The NeuWl! ort Herald of ike 10th instant contains
the following notice. ca p turea previous to the
“The suffer government in 1800, who reside in
convention wi vicin jty, are requested to meet at the
this town*- *fr mo r r0 w, at 2 o’clock, p. x. on business of
Town Hall, t eK j attendance is requested.”
importance.
. president of Hayti for life, is allowed by
Petl ° n dtution pf that republic, a salary of forty thou-
per annum.
✓
_ n f C orn is a good deal short of *h average
° Ur mnch is yet ongathered in the fields; a clrcum-
r ;°? very unusual at this season of the year—for it is
damp, that when gathered into barns, it moulders,
the heart of the grain rots .^Richmond Enquxrer.
tVe are very glad to see the Shamrock revived in a
vood typographical dress and valuable editorial matter.
W remarks in the two last numbers, on emigration, the
advantages F the United States and the deceptions prac-
w by British editors and agents to entice strangers to
the dreary wild* of Canada, deserve public approbation
If men could live on grand scenery, they might find
enough ofthat article at Iceland, Norway, or Greenland,
Without taking a pilgrimage to the inhospitable wilds
hear Hudson’s Bay, where many emigrants have Already
perished in attempting impossibilities suggested by the
freaks oflonl Selkirk’s avarice or ambition—which would
form habitations for men where northern bears alone can
live —JYev-York Columbian, 14<A in*t.
from a De-nararu paper, of October 30.
\ farhatloet pafiir contains tlfe following article un
der the head of—“A caution to strangers bound to Deiaa-
rara. “The brig Friendship, captain John Hinkle, from
Halifax to a market, was boarded by a pilot off the bar.
of Demerara river, t<S whom he said that not expecting to
sell here, he merely wished his vessel'to be brought to an
anchor in a safe place, that he might send in his boat *o
learn the state ol the market; also, that he was a stran-
ger, and had neverheen on this part of the coast Before;
to which the said pilot answered, that it would not post
him above eight or nine guilders more to go into the ri
ver; trusting to this declaration be assented. The fol
lowing iisr of fees paid before he was allo wed to pass
tbe fort outwards again, will shew the expeaces incurred
bytr.is deception oi the pilot, for which no redress could
.be got' v. idiout detention of the brig. Captain Hinkle
was fortunate in having a letter of introduction to a
hou* c in Uemernra, wiiich advanced him the money
The ladies and gentlemen of Savannah, and the lover* of
i Y ’ tigitvip’s Piulo<l&|>hic*l Assays,
_ Ttl tt’hidn l<P a/MiiA itAtvlmia 1 J -
music, in general, are respectfully acquainted that Sx-pridr g£ p ^ B * nUl * NatTutiv *» Willi an Appen-
Messrs. GEORGE & YONGE
avd
S. 8. DE JONGE,
From, the Charleston Theatre,
Propose giving an Entertainment at. the EXCHANGE,
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 3lst instant,
* coxstSTixo or
SOLOS, DUETTS, POPULAR A1US, with variations
on tlie Violin, Clarionet and French Horn.
In the courie of the Evening, Mr. G. I). YONGE will
give his Imitations of the following Instruments on the
Violin, viz:—The Viola D'Amours, Bugle Horn, Trum
pet, Flute and Flageolet.
Those ladies and gentlemen, who honor and patron
ize their undertaking, may rest assured that their best
exertions shall be given to insure ample satisfaction.
(£/* The Performance to commence at 7 o’clock.—
Tickets to be had at the Door of the Exchange, and their
residence, Mr. Roma’s, State-street—Admittance, One
Dollar. dec 23 154
G. L. GolmesniFs
COTILLION PARTY.
The second party will be on TUESDAY NEXT,
31st instant, at 7 o’clock r. sc. dec 28—c
For London '
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The staunch, fast sailing, (toppered and cop
per fastened ship WILLIAM, two hundred and
fifty tons burthen. A part pf her cargo being
engaged, will meet with dispatch. For terms apply to
the master on board, at Wallace’s wharf, or to
, Bilbo & Watts.
dec 28—154
For London
The new brig ELIZABETH, captain Brad
ford, :n every respect a very superior vessel.—
For freight or passage, applv to the master on
board or to ' J. BATTELLE.
dec 28 154
or Glasgow
The superior and fast sailing ship FANNY,
W. \V. Forman, commander, will meet imme
diate dispatch, the greater part of her cargo be
ing ready to go on board. For freight of 300 bales cot
ton apply to JAMES JOi INSTON.
Recdved, by the Fanny, and for sale,
26 puncheons St- Croix HUM
dec 21 n 152
otherwise it is possible he might have been obliged to
:fice his cargo.
/• 6
Government secretary
Harbor master
30
Tiscal
6
Collector
12
Comptroller
4
Naval officer
4
Searchers and waiters
11
Pilotage
220
Fort paSs
V
505 *
“N. B. Captain Hinkle publishes this for the benefit of
the public; and at the same time acknowledges, that
die Collector and fiscal offered to linquish their fees
provided the same would be done brothers!”
We are sorry that we have it not incur power to give
an explanation of the precise boundaries to which the se
veral Officers attached to the above offices are limited in
their charges on vessels so circumstanced; but we are ap.
prehensive that the regulations in Ibis respect are indefi
nite aild ambiguous, which of course may be supposed to
confer an imaginary power on the underlings of office to
benefit of the ignorance of an unwary stranger. We shall
l«e bappy to avail ourselves of an explanation from the
quarter complained of, which may be the means of wip-
l ing ofFa stigma of a very austere k*°d of look.
5
PORT OF SAVANNAH,
Saturday, December 28, 1816.
■* s ARRIVED.
Ship Wallace, Sleckney, Alexandria.
Fanny, Farmer, New-York.
Brig Samuel, Swinbtirn, Bristol.
/ . Traveller, Town, Guadaloupe.
Sclir. Harvest, Lanneau, Charleston.
Salem, Forth, Philadelphia.
Sloop Condoma, Pitcher, Rochester.
Brig Ahnira, Atwood, Boston, 7 days—9 passengers.—
poke on Sunday last otl Port-Royal, brig Nanny and
lary, Barnicoat, 15 days from Boston for Charleston:
CLEARED.
Ship Winifred, Gelston, Liverpool.
—— Lord Wellington, Ramsay, Kingston, (Jam.)
6 rig Thomas & lid ward, Hall, Martinique.
—— Georgia, West, Boston.
—— Olvntiius, Sharp, Philadelphia.
Eliza Lord, Smith, New-York,
Sclir. Minerva, flail, Boston.
Sloop Venus, Faniham, St. Jago de Cuba.
Port of JVew-Bedford, December 13.
Arrived, Spanish-polacre Ksperundo—slie was from
Laguira, bound to Cadiz, and was captured by a Buenos
Ayres privateer; Ull the former crew taken out, :t prize
crew ptrt Oft board, and ordered for Port-au-Prince
Being short of provisions, (as tire prize-master says) they
bore away for the United States. The Esperanto has a
cargo of cocoa, Cotton, indigo, hU^s, horns, &c. said to
be worth 30,000 dollars.
Fencibles!
Meet at the Exchange THIS EVENING-, at 7 o’clock.
By order of the Captain,
L. Mason, o. 9.
dff ?8*— • 154
Chatham Artillery.
The men composing the Chatham Artillery company,
will meet at their Laboratory, in full uniform on,TUES
DAY, the 31*t inst. at half past 9 o’clock, a. tt. to elect
non-commissioned officers.
Jty Captain's order.
Oemler. sergt.
tier 29- r 154
Notice.
The creditors of James Simms are requested to meet at
the Exchange on TUESDAY EVENING, at 7 o’clock,
’ dec 28—' c* 154
Notice.
The subscriber has removed his counting room to the
west tenement of Fraser’s Fire Proof Stores, lately oc
cupied by Mr. James lSeggs, and informs his mercantile
friends and tile public generally, that the strictest atten
tion will be |iaid to the -weighing and storing of all kind
of produce and goods; he will also endeavor as far as
Vtvoticable, to admit of Augusta boats discharging and
Inking in loads at his wharf.
a Iso for rent the east block of Fire Proof Stores on
FpasePg wharf, on moderate terms; and a commodious
counting room with an excellent fire place on Howard’s
wh »rf- JOSEPH S. PELOT, factor.
OK BAND
24 dozen approved weeding COES.
dec 38 M 154
Stolen
the brig Langdon Cheves, about 15 jays ago, a
JAwl BOAT, black bottom, yellow 1 from water line, up
J? ttle gunwhale, about nineteen feet long. A reward of
* lve Dollars anil be paid on delivery to
. Minis & Henry.
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Clearances
it this Office.
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For Boston
The superior pocket brig ALMIRA, Isaac At
wood, mastir, will he dispatched immediately.
For freight or passage, apply to the master on
board, at Anciuux’s wlnrf. or to
. , Whitney & Parkman,
J In nr rtfs ‘wharf.
W ho have for sate, lanrKug from said biig,
10 hhds. and 50 bis. V. E. Rum
16 do New-Orleans and muscovado Sugars
100 bis. No. 2 Beef, > Boston inspection.
100 do. do. 3 do. 5 NEW BEEF.
200 Demijohns
3 cases fashionable straw Bonnets
2 do. first chop real Bandana Handkerchiefs
20 boxes Chocolate
10 do. No. 6 wool and No. 10 cotton Cavils
dec 28———i. 154 »
"For Baltimore
j The regular packet brig CALYPSO, captain
Neill, will positively sail in all next week. For
fdwWBtfreight or passage, having good accommoda
tions, apply to R. RICHARDSON,
dec 28 154
For Providence
The sloop SUSAN, captain Beardsley,
freight or pass-.ige, apply to
HALL & HOYT.
■’cc 28-154
For
For
Chari es toil
The new and fast sailing schooner HARVEST,
trypw ca P ,, “ n Peter Lanneau, burthen 9a tons, will sail
ShMSfon Wednesday next. This vessel, is purposely
built for a regular trader and has superior accommoda
tions. For freight or passage apply to the captain on
board, at M-urel’s wharf, or to
Isaac Course 8£ Son,
dec 28—a—154 Hunter*e ivha>'f
For sale, freight or charter
The new and subs antial sloop PiKEBE ANN,
burthen 400 barrels, captain Brown, is now rea-
dv to receive freight. Apply to the captain on
board at Auciaux’s wharf, or to
Greene Lippitt,
dec 28—p—154 *
Loaf
Sugar.
20 barrels fivst quality’LOAF’ SUGAR, landing from
brig Hero, and for sale low,,on the wharf, by
John Latlnop & Co.
dec 28 -a 154
T9 whicu are added copious Notes, critical and explana-
lotv and n V l!.._ ...!lL — A r
Flour arid Jbtaisms.
One hundred and twenty five ban-els stiperfine FLOUR,
and one hundred boxes Muscatel RAISINS, will be land
ed from the brig Calypso, on Monday, and sold on rea
sonable and accommodating terms, if taken from the
wharf. Apply to
Camming; & Moorhead,
dec *^-—4—154 \ *> 1 Hoy-!,
Just reeuived,
By the brig Almira, and for sale, east, of the Exchange,
44 packages of SHOES and BOOTS, consisting of a
general assortment, selected particularly for this market.
Samuel Evans.
dee. 28 154 .
Jusl Received
25 half barrels first quality fiy-jnarket Beef
50 do Newark Cider
3 hhds. apple Brandi , 4th proof
10 do N. E. Rum. For sale by
Brant & Fox,
dec 28—m—154 Telfvr's hmf
For sale>8
A valuable House Carpenter aftd a Weggoner. Ap-
ply at Bus-office. ( h’C 21 - -154
Carriage tor
A handsome Philadelphia built CARRIAGE, with
plated Harness, has been in use a few months, and is m
as good order, as when new. Enquire of the printer,
dec 28—jf—154 .
Carriages.
One four wheeled family Carriage, with plated Harness,
for two horses. . _
One remarkably light and neat four wheeled Carnage,
with plated Harness, for one horse.
One plantation Waggon. For sale by
John Bolton.
dec 28-
-154
. - For sate
A tract of LAND, containing about 3900 acres, verf
stoutly wooded, situate on the Great Qgechee nver, with
one of the finest mill seats thereon that this country af
fords. Said laud is about midway between Savannah and
Louisville, the new turnpike road passing vey near «•
Term* »>enil,iiKl the title ^ itnoueotionabh. .
Greene & Lippitt
dee
saw
PINKERTON’S ATLAS, No. 10—-containing Maps of
Ed rope, Ireland, and North Africs.
REES’ CYCLOPEDI A, volume 28, part 1st
QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 29.
w.
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dec 28-
T.
Williams.
r
New Map
• OF THE
tJNltFU STatMs.
Lately published by Shsitox & Kxxsirrr, a new and
elegant MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.
The encomiums bestowed on this production of our
country, are justly merited, and we hope that the gen
tlemen who have produced this specimen of tlie arts,
will be amply remunerated.
RlXilM^rrVDATT'lX.
“Shelton & Kensett have presented fbr my ihspecd'in
and opinion, a Map, lately published by them. I have
examined with attention, and hesitate not to pronounce
it the best, that I have seen bf this country: that of Mr.
Bradley’s was a very trood one for the time and materi
als which then existed for composing such a work. This
is formed to a great extent from actual survey, and deli
neates tlie changes, (many of them of high importance)
wjiirli our country lias undergone Since. I therefore con
fidently recommend the work and its authors to the fa
vor and patronage of the enlightened citizens of ihfe
United States. TIMOTHY DWIGHT.
".Yew-Haven, December 2, 1816.”
err The above MAPS are for sale at W. T. Wil
liams’ Book-store. ROGER S. NEWELL,
dec 28—A*—154 Agent for the state of P-wfftVj..
New Goods.
DEUEL, GRESHAM & CO.
HAVB SOW LA-vnlXI}
Ladies’ London beaver HATS, of the newest fashion
and latest importation
Angola Shawls and Glo’ves
Brown and straw colored Ribbons
Black and colored Canton Crapes
White and colored Italian ditto
Brown, crimson and straw colored Chenelle Cord*
Velvet and plush Trimmings
Black and colored velvet Trimmings
Pearl'Diadems, and other head ornaments
Merino Dresses, plush and down Peloreens
Siik Fringe, fl-.ss Silk and Cruels
CorseKs and elastic Garters
Silk Velvets and figured Plush
A few cases very superb Paper Hangings, in sets repre
senting hunting scents, views of the monuments of
Paris, &c.
White and black figured narrow silk Lace
White and black silk Braids
Madras Handkerchiefs, linen Cambric
Linen can-brie TUndkerch lefs
iien
Ht-fs
dec 28—154
Joints Garrison.ut Co;
Have just received by late arrivu’s from New-York,
An assortment of Humhimis, consisting of Gurrahs,
Saunas, and Baftas, flag and Bandana Handkerchieis,
white and black lace Handkerchiefs, men’s kill Gloves,
silk Hose, Ribbons, Checks, brown Shirtings, domestic
Ginghams, fine broad Cloths, Cossimeres, 10 4 bed
Spreads, Madras Handkerc -iffs, with a variety of other
FANCY GOODS, which they offer for sale, at wholesale
or retail, at their store, in Bryan street, one door from
Mr. Pentield’s, near Market square.
dee 28—r—154 >
U. Bruen ^ Co.
Have for sale, at the store lately occupied by /. Hills, Mar
ket square.
30 kegs superior Philadelphia Butter No 1
40 boxes mould and dipt.Candfes
12 do Soaji, Porter in'tiferces
4 kegs best manufactured Tobacco
Fresh Philadelphia Flour, in half barrel*
Fine Flax Oznaburgs
And a ireucralj^iortment of tlie bc*t Groceries, all
of which wifflw sold low for cash
3 do en fancy Chairs dec 28——M 154
A. Fox & Co.
Have received by the most recent arrival» from Boston,
And for sale on the most favorable terms, at their
store, east of the Exchange,
63 ca-ks assorted cut Nails ’
50 boxes Ni>. 1 and 3 Chocolate
3J do Soap, 50 boxes Cheese
15 hhds Xew-F.n'gjand Rum
An extensive assortment of Domestic Goods
Royal printing, writing, letter, wrapping u5d press
Patier, &c. . .. .. dec 28—M—j34
AuciioiL
On Monday, 30th instant?
Without reserve, at JYa. 2, Commerce MaW,
10 bale* blue and white Plains
29 pieces 5-4 Broadcloths
1 hogshead wool Hats, 2 cases napt Hat*
59 pieces Htlmhums, 50 pieces Linen
59 pieces cotton Cambric, 20 piece j Flannel
20 pieces Bcynbazets, 50 pieces Ginghams
15 pieces 7-4 duffle Blankets
20 pieces-point dd
3-bales rose do ’
20 pieces Checks. Terms, cash before delivery.
8. C. Dunniner, auctV.
deg 28——-154 ■■
■m i
:.'i
Old Loudon particular Madeira Wine^
Auction.
On Saturday, January 11.
if’ttl be sold without cbiy reserve, at the .i ri late'y cccttpimd
4 by Hobe/t Mcckpu, esq. dec- .
7 pipes of genuine old London particular Madeira
WINE, of a very superior quality, imported by the. fate
Robert Mackai ,‘estp
AISO, ' «
3 casks of bottled Port WINE, of superior qurlitv.
Terms—appr^lrctl ?hdorsed note* at 60 and 90 'days.
Sate to commence, at \l o'clock,
. dec.
^ IV^H^rbert 4 Co, aiict’rs.
Marshal’s sale.
By virtue of a decree of the honorable W. Stephen^
judge of the District Court of Georgia, will be sold,
at Button’s central wharf, on WEDNESDAY; the 8th
of January next, at 11 o’clock,
The brig NEW-ORLEANS PACKET, bur
then 217 tons, with her tackle, apparel and fur
niture. Condemned to satisfy, seamen’s wages.
John Eppinger,
dec t?8 — ■ 154 Marshal
Landing,
ibiecertrs of brig Trnxe'ltr, f rom Ouodatovpe, consisting of
51 hhds 3d proof RUM
12 hhds Molasses -
And per brig Ame'ih, froth New-York,
12 firkins first quality GoAien Butter
it* trout,
40 crate* well assdrted,Crockery. For sale by .
Isaac Cohen Co.
28——-xt—...-154
dec
The subscribers
Have just received
lr
INEGAB
12 casks white Wine
30 k -gs i c .
19 demijohns. Ext raj on
8 baskets fresh sail ad Oil
8 boxes t^pres
6 do Vermiaily and Macarony
4 bags Hazelnut*
4 do Pimento
4 do race Ginger
2 boxes pine apple Cheeie
1 hhd loafSugar
15 boxes Doolittle’s Soap
10 barrels Abbott’s Piiiiadelpliia Beer
Market Baskets
25 sets tea China
n STOWTt
9 pipes Cognac Brandy, Itum, Gin, cotton
Clumpagtit Wine, Cordials^fee.
V. Catonnet Sf Co. -
dec 28— y-—154 JViWjtmuoit £4 J4ryy&t+r8^ttrhar£
JN. K. Rum, N ails, &c.
The subscribers fume fbr sole,
17 hhds. N. E. Rum
153 Calks cut Nai t
95 bis. pickled Herring
30 boxes smoked do.
3 case* straw Bonnet*
4 dittb Hats
1 elegant compting rooin fceak -
1 Sideboard, Secretarie*, Book Ci
I. Hi
dec 28—154
Hall *{ Hoyt
Offer for Said
2B bag* race Ginger
29 do black Pepper
11 casks Nails, assorted
25 boxes Soap
29 crates Croekery
10 quarter chests yopng hyson Tea
8 cases Hats
3 do Spanish Cigars ,
6 pipes Holland Gin
4 half-pines' Sicily Madeira Wine
3 cases English Tumblers dec 38-
Boards, JLaths, Spars, <xc.
25,000 feet narth.ernrPine Boards * f
‘50,000 Latlis, • few small.Spafs . ,
30 barrels J’otatoq*, 20 boxes smoked Berrirfri
10 cades Nail*, 19 dozen Hoe* .
5 boxes Axes, a small lot of Casting*
159 Grindstones, 290 pair neg+o Shots
200 pair lined and bound.Shoes
3 cases of DOMESTIC} GOODS, viz: Chambrm,
. Stripes, Plaids, brown and Meacbed Shirtings
2 Time Piece*, 20 barrels groat Bread. Y.or aale by
C. Tlbef,
dec 28—M—154 . _ . Rice’s ■
. — . A. ■ .
-154
Dobson be iiills
Have received by the brig Almira from Boston.
Chests hyson and young hyson Teas
Salmon in whole and half barrels
Boxes spermaceti Candles
Wrapping Paper and Starch
(U* IIAXS
15 kr-r-s Irish Rose Butter
Samuel Rockwell
Offers hi* professional service to the public, and will
practice in the several'ctfu-. t; of Law and Equity, in the
eastern circuit. He may be found at the office of Jams*
M. Waysk, esq. opposite tlie Exchange.
dec 28 -154 i
j^ats! Hats:
The subscribers inform the public, that they have re-
ceiveckin addition to their former stock,a simply of fine
and superfine BEAVER HATS, from the 3a,'imore Hat
Manufactory, and from the justly celebrateu factory of
Edward Shelmudine, of Philadelphia; which they can
recommend to be equal in elegance and. durability, to
any ever sold in Savannah. Country merchants can be
supplied with Hats of every description, at wholesale *nd
bn the most liberal terms, and every attention rendered
gratis to customers. J. H. "WALTER'^ GO.
,!(.•<• 28 ..I .<* '54 BrsjarastrcH^
i ax Collector’s sales.
On the first Tuesday in March next.
Will be sold at the court-house, in Jefferson, Camden
county, between the hours oficn and three o’clock,
A Tract of Land, lying and being in Camden county,
on White Oak creek, containing 5575 acres,,more.or less
—levied on as the property of die heirs of William Mid.
dleton, to satisfy the taxes due thereon, for the year 1815;
amount due, &24L 25 cents and costs.
Also, two other adknfting Tracts, in Camden county*
on the north siije of Qre*t Satilla river, about one mile
above Jefferson, containing.5200 awes, more or less—le
vied on as the properly rt William Elliott, to satisfy bis
tor—, due forthe yew 1815; amount due g298,77 cents
and-costs.
Also, one other Tract, lying snd being ip-Camden
countv, on St. Mary’s river, containing 8000 acres mor*
or less—levied on a* the property of Lewis DeUois, to
satisfy his taxes, due for the year 1E1& and fifty .per
cent, tax for the yew 1814; amount due gl44, 14 cents
and costs. ALEX ANDFJl ATKIN sKJX,
dec 28-154
For sale
5 bis pickled Codfish
1000 pound* dried dd
Cargo Beef, No. 2
5 cases northern manufactured Goods
20 boxes mould Caftrlles
5 pieces Tickleuburgs
6 hhds Molasses
5 hhds New-Eftgland Ruin
7 hhds Molasses
4 hhds Muscovado Sugar
Gr
d<*C
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Sheriff’s salef.
eehe k Lipplfi,
Moorwharf
On the Jtrst Ttteosfay its February next,
Will be sold at the Court-hooce, in Bryan county, alpha
usual hours, a
All that Tract of LAND, situaA in the Oountyof Bry
an, containing four hundred at res, more or less, formerly
called the Ship Yard, now Belvidere, on Kilkaney Neck,
joining lands of Thomas Young, esquire—mold under
execution at the suit of F. H. M’Leod and wife, Ann
MiHer, and others, against the executor* of James Jones,
deceased, and sold as the property of the said Jhtoa
Jones. Conditions, cash.
Lee Blacksill, s. p. c.
dec 28 154 I'
Jiaasnln •
Sheriff’s sales.
Oli the first Tuesday in Febs-uary rnegr.
Will be sold at the Court-bouse, in the county bf Camden*
at the Hinai hbura,
All that Tract of LAND, situate in the bOunty of Cam
den, aforesaid, containing five hurxWd aerep being s
moiety of a thousand acre tract, held between Abraham
Gindrat & John L Gray, ^
Alao, all those four I4>TS,in tfce town Of SLAWPi,
known by the number* 2y, M, £2.and 67. Thshalbeve
sold a* the property of Job* J. G ray, nt the-salt of the
executor and execHtiip, John Ciass. iiiaVniail hi i~ ‘
of a foreclosure of mortgage, Odrnden shperier <! _
John Bavlks, r. t;g,
dec 28 154
Ee
On He first
Will be sold at the
Hm
wm
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AUthat
Ghr*n,
being amoiety of a
James
Also, a
Thp * boT «
suit of tbs i
the foreclosure
cT cc