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1 CHANDLERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS*
and has received in addition to his fanner large assort
ment, by the two last arrivals from Liverpool and New>
York, a farther supply; among which are the following •
articles, viz. . ' ■
Bales of seamen’s Clothing, hogsheads Whiten, ditto
yellow Ochre, ditto red Ochre, paint Brushes, Paints as-
aortedi-casfcs trace Chains, patent Hoes, best warranted
club Axes, Anvils, sledge Hammers, patent coffee Mills,
boxes of Guinea English Mustard, $ls. double refined
loaf •Sugar, chests hyson 4 Tea, 8m. * •;
Which he wilt dispose of wholesale or retail, low fbr
cash, produce or approved.town paper. .
(0 To, let, part of the u;>per floors of said store, be-.,
ing one of the best situations in the city for business, if
application is made immediately, v ? » , ... ,
A. H. Putnam.
dec5—-C———445 ■■I ' >V
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sales.
on
•jOrtiich
-Abel
„ artmen of FA tid and WINTER; GOODS;
;hey offer for sale ort .smy iibetal ter^tfa^-among
Wjll be sold on the 3lst day of December
, house c * Frederick Herb, in Savannah, bttwnn/ ? ^
ofeii-ien and twv^crock of that d*y, tnU * h °^
i ir .i,aLI «...1 vi i» x
TWhitw _
Merino Shawls, Very lows silk Shawls of alt sizes and very
S cheap; Mock Merino' and cotton Shawls; satin, Levan
tine, Flovertcit: and changeable .Silks, assorted colors;
black Silk for dresses,-, of a superior quality; brick, white
and- striped silk Hose, silk and cotton Fi >gea, linen
Cambric of. all qualities, long Lawn,, bed Lricq. carpet
Binding. Irish Poplins, thread, silk and cotton1-aces;
black, white and colored French Crape, bl^ck and colo fj
.“ *ww> • f»wv. uuc vci-2»c^ ” uirce Horses t J
being part: of the personal estate of Robert s ", ^ "
deceased. GEORGE HER ft, -■*'*^ a »
nov
43$
JAMES BARNARD, 5
tor*.
ed Canton dp; >up&tfinebtrte; bhiek, grey and drab French
Cloth, superfine bhte, black,' g?een» grey and brown Eng-
Inimistrator’s sale?
Will be sold on the ptepdx&at public out-nr n .
Kthday of Junu. ry next, be weiqtL ,.o llr
two—that wejJi- known pl:.ntmbtn'_m£^gl|HH§ftt
dip a : **"' '' ■
Benina
han ctMrnty^
lish do; superfine and common Ca*iiineres,^assorted co
lors; low priced Ofvth and pelisse Cloth; bike, white,
brown, drab and mixed Plains; black Florentine; Mar-
, - r 1 *1 in XAI1 /i: i ‘iuHi ClMinfiJ
long thewemdence <A the late thi jnos P„ihil, gen k r “' y
by the name of Newington, together, p*h severe
of nine lands v_ ,
For sale or rent
The dwelling HOUSEj belonging to the subscriber,
in Warren ward, No, 4. The statidlng Furniture, if re
quired, will be rented, with the house, for one year.
E. Jackson.
dec 3 ■'1 ■144* j
To rent or lease.
seilles Vestings and Vestulets; black and colored Bomhap
zets and Bombazines; White, red; green andy^ow Flari-
o'f pine lands attached thereto." Terms /made'hoi^,?
the time of sale. N AYAH AX fEL HtSf.mi i. y
JAMES FOLiilLL c«fnVi.
nor 23 T40 3
nels; ydute, yellow and grerin Cauvais; damask table
Cloti is and Diaper, from 6-4 to 12-4; Russia Diaper; 7-4
. and 7-8 linen Bedtick, cotton dp; gentlemen’s and ladies’;
black and .white siik -Gloves,; gentlemen’s bearer and
/ buckskin db* ' 4
cotton,
i.ate Jimkijt the UnkedStates”
Notice is hereby given to ail persons interested in fe
. trust' fimds of the late Bank of tne United States. -, s tk
proprietors of bank-note^ o?<ef dividends upon Roct,
ed and cotton. <16; clhluren’i
7-4, 8-4 9-4,104,11-4 and’ 12-4 rose Blankets, Bristol do;
1
1RF, at present occupied by
- Taylor, Davis 8t Taylor, will be let for one or more
years: it is one of the blest situations {or a lumber yabd,
in Savannah; possession may be had on the first of Dt>
cember next. For terms apply to
* John Gardiner.
oct 24—12?' ~y ■
To rent
A five Acre LOT, at Spring Hill, with a comfortable
dwelling HOUSE upon it; possession to be had imme-
, 4 diately. ■' . ^ • . ’'
Also for sale •
An excellent LOT, situated on the Bay, 60 feet front
by 90 feet deep! Apply to
James G. Greenhow.
nov 50——cic 143
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sale
Bath Coating, 4-4 and 6-4 cotton Cambric, 6-4,figured do;
figured Lenoesand Muslins, jaconet and mud Muslins,
darning woolen Yarn, asssarted colors; Bstopilas; 4-4
and 7-8 Irish Linen, pocket Hooks,, assorted sizes and
qualities, 3-4 and 4-4 plaid and -atriped Ginghams, cam
bric and common Dimity; white, plaid and chiunbray
Homespun, cotton and linen Check,best Scotch and Ger-
man Osnaburgs,JMock Madras and RomaiHandkerchiefs,
fine Buffers, Miiinet, Puis,, assorted sizes; Cologne and ,
Lavender Water, Antigua (hi, boxes of Pei4umery, ssort-
ed, hair Powder, powder Putts, Ac. Also an assortment
of ladies’work Boxes, V slices, toilet pin Cushions, Boxes
brnmented with birds andflowtrs, Necklaces, Purses,'
Boyer’s French and Gngliali Dictionary; together with an
assortment of fine and common Tumblers, wine Glasses
and Decanters. aov 5— 4ca —1^2
either of Capital or interest, -and m geaepa to all tit
creditors of the said bonk or trust bt whafeoever dej.
cription, that unless tlieir ciouns -re presented for set.
tlement before tiie'4th day of March; 1817, when tie
term of six years from the creation of the said trust sjjj
have i*expired, the trustees will not feel themselves 00.
liged to make opposhiba to any decree or order of
cotirt, -which maybe obtained for the distribution awra.
tlie stockholders of the amount lutlierto resen ed to sa
tisfy tlie said creditors. . O. SIMl’r’OX
may 28 fr« 6T . ^ - ^
V aluabie
For sale
A House and Lot, in 8t. James’i square; being one of v -
the moot healthy and pleasant situations in this city—on
the said lot tae all hec essary out buildings. This pro- 1
perty will be sold for a moderate price, and a credit df
one, .two and three years given for, the payment. Per
sons disposed to purchase will apply to either of the
subscribers. R£N. SHE FT ALL,
M- SHE FT ALL, sen.
july 6 — ■ —41
The Toll-Bridge over Great Ogeehee River, at Which
Joseph Hill lately resided—it is a-substantial well built
bridge, composed chiefly of cypress; it has stood the
creshets, and appears to be in all respects a good and
fomplete piece of work. For terms apply to
JOHN HOLTON or 'iex'ovi.
april4-i 40 JEREMIAH CUTLER. $ J. MU.
Notice.
On the fi-tot Tuetday in January next,
Will be soldM the Court-House in the city*of Savannah;
A HOUSE and LOT, situated on the west side of
west broad street; the property of the estate of Barbar a
Unseld deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of
said estate. Terms made known on, the day of sale-
Joseph Gamming,
BOV 19—1—138 iJrrgnt o f the heirs
. Land
In the vicinity of 'Savannah
FOll SALE.
A tract of land, (knoWn by-the name of Bonabelle, and
lately the --property of a Mr. Bretet) containing about
520 acres, is offered for sale. It is situated about five
miles from the city of Savannah, within a short distance
of Thunderbolt, and bn the salts. It has a very com-
fortable dwelling house, a good born and.out buildings.
The above tract will be ’ disposed of upon the most
reasonable terms, as the heirs of
forms
J zH.ll tit; itif'tialc.
Four hundred and fifty acres, prime-' tide swamp, en
the Savannah i?afk River, situated about ten miles above
the city, w ed adapted to the cuittrre of rice or the si;-aj
•cant; up wards of one hundred acres now under dam, and
cultivated by James Ajicr.-.ra, esq.
Also, a tract, containing upwards of three hundred
acres, adjacent to die above tmet—this tract will b«
worth) the attention of the owner, of the river swamp,
having some convenient buildings on it; it also coniami
a good proportion of high pine land, and the balance 0
well adapted to the culture of cotton and provisions—
also, a swamp, abounding wither press and oilier valua-
ble timber.
Also, a tract, containing five .hundred acres,-situated
on Savannah River,,a Rw uidt-s above Puiysburgh, know*
by tlie name ot Bear BUiii— this tract is very valuable, 11
it abounds with white oak and oilier timber, suitable for
tpe Savannah hiarxet
Also, two tracts of pine Land,-in the vicinity of Pury>
burgh, well timbered. * ' r V-' -''
Tl ie whole of'the properly will be sold on Ksy and
moelerate terms. Ajiply to Joux Nohtoh, on the tfcu*;
or in Savannali, to . 'V
Jacob. Devcam.
'sept 7 107 - ' "
the estate, of which it
Caution.
r The Island of Great fParsaw and its appendages,
(bounded by Romney Marsh Creek) being now settled
and stocked with cattle, &c. all persons are, therefore,
forbid to land thereon, under any pretext. Those not
availing themselves of this notice will be imnSediatelv pro
secuted. The stock-keepers are bound, by their articles
of agreement, to protect the premises, and make disco
very of oil trespassers; also, in the event of connivance,
to forfeit their emoluments and be discharged
N. TURNBULL,
EDWARD F. TATTNALL.
particulars to
oct 8—i—120
EBENEKER JACKSON or
EDWARD F. TATI NALL.
Contract.
COMMISSIONERS OF PILOT AGE.
Proposals will be received for erecting a BEACON
on the/White Qyster Bank, one on Adam’s Knote, one
on Cockbpujr, one on Racoon Island, and two on the
Upper Mudflat. Application to be made to ABiuiux
Nicaocs, esq.
nov 2-——
431
JOHN G. HOLCOMBE, s. c. r.
- ' Negroes
In Council, 18th December, 1816.
Ordered, That, ftout and after Jhe 24th day of the
present month until the 2d day of January next, no more
*#* Brought to gaol, in Savannah,
Decembers, 1816, a negro' nnan wlio says his name is
~ " . —Wfcig
Notice.
To be solt|, at public auction,' in front ofthe court
house, in the ci.ty of Savannah, on tlie first Tuesday is
January next, one thousand acres of prime land, situate
on the south branch Cf Turtle rivx% Clyim county—tlie
joint property of the Uitfon Society, Chatham Academy
ami tlie Savanpah Pobv-House and Hospital Society,
which tract qf linid w'as originally granted to the Beth ti
ll* College. Anv- person who feels disposed to embark
largely in tne cultivation of coit on, com or sugar-cane,
would tina this a most cligibU situation. The grants can
be seen by applying at the office of LJovd &. Momson,
ip the Exchange. Terms of sale—one half cash, tlie ba
lance in one year, with interest from the date of pur
chase, secured bv bond and mortgage, on the premise*.
MOSES SHKFYAL)'., Pretident V. S.
R. W. HABERSHAM, 'J’reaturtr. C. J.
j. Morrison, Com. Sav. p. H. amiu. s.
aitg 23——lOo
(harttwo negroes,from anyone plantation, shall be per-
mitted to come into the city, on tlie aame. day or night;
Fhask, and that he l*elon£s to major A. Twiggs*,
about thirty year* of age, and 4 .5 feet.II inches high: has
on a blue negro cloth jacketaftd trou sers.
H. M CALL, o. c. c.
(0 No CHANGE BILLS will be received for gaol
fees, except these issued by the corporation of this city,
dec 21 152
Education.
and, if more than two negroes, belonging to the same
plantation, shall be seen or (bund, withm the limits oi
the city, on any day or night, from the 24th mutant to the
2d January next, even though they may have tickets, they
shall be taken up and imprisoned, by the city marshal or
any of the ci^r constables or city guard, and shall remain
in prison until they shall- be regularly discharged and
costs paid. Extract from theminute*.
John B. Norris, c. c.
dec >fc-i-153 ‘
*. £> Brought to gaol, on the 10th of
December, 1816, a negro rhan, wfio says his name is Luke,
Aid that he belongs to Mrs. Juliet Elliot, widow of Bar-
net Elliot, of Charleston. He is about 25 years of age,
amLfive feet nine inches high,he lias a small wart over his
left eye. ‘-6 H. M'CALJL, o. c. c.
dec'12 148
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Notice.
Brought to gaol, in Savannah*
14* 1816, a negro woman^of yellow complex-
The honorable the Superior Court of Chatham county,
will commence its regular session on MONDAY, the 6th
January ensuftig, at ID o’clock. Free people of color
may have Guardians appointed at this term.
Job T. Bolles, elk.
December 1
ion, who says her name isTaixKEr, and that she belongs
— —.u. w—— . ta; she is
■ years of
hah oh a.,
White negro doth wrapper arid white cotton petticoat.
r H. McCall, g. c. c.
dec 17-—-150
Georgia—Chatham county.
By Samuel M- Bond, clerk ofthe court of ordinary for
the county of Chatham. . *' ' ' ;»
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, Elizabeth Norton, of Savannah*has applied
for letters ofadministration (with the wifi annexed) on
the estate of William F. Port, lately of Savinnah. dec.
Now, therefore, these are to cite and admonish all and
*** Brought to gaol, in Savannah,
December 5,' 1816, a negro" man, who says his V>ame is
Francis Spalding, and that he belongs to Benjamin Pres
cott, of Columbia, (s. c.) Heis about twenty-eight years
of age and five feet nine inches high, has a scar above his
right ancle, occasioned by a buck shot.
H.M‘Call, g. c. c.
dec 10 147
The Camden Academy commencedon Wedi>adiy,tSie
11th ipst. for tlie instruction of youth of both sews,uiv
dey the superintendance of Mr. Job P. Vixbxl, agt»-
> tiuatc of Union Colttge. From hi- exjterience m teacis-
hig. and-tlie most satisfi-ctory ,tt'st.monnls of bis literary
ami moral character, trie Commissi jners feel much assur
ance that the institution wid be conducted to the iierfect
satisfaction of those, who may send their children
here far education. Tlie strictest attention Will bt paid
to the morals and health of tlie ptipila, and testimoniia
of their proficiencies and behaviour - forwarded, who
parents or guardians cannot be present at the. examina
tion. Children will be ac-onimodated with convenient
boatd, in respectable families, at the customary price*.
The School- Room is spacious, arid from its location, cocl
and pleasant. " r ’ • . ‘
SI. Mary’s is one of tlie most healthy spots in Georgii
—the inhabitaats enjoy a degree of health nett surpassed
in any 'jpart of the union. In this institution, will be.
taught, the Latiu. and Greek, with the various branches
of English education.' For the languages, the tuition will
-be nine-dollars: for other branches in general six. paya
ble one week amroediatch preceding die dose of e. ch
quarter. WILLIAM GIR-ON,
DAVID C . .IUNF.S, ICsfflKi*-
AKCIJlHAJJl CLARK, f tiorure.
THOS. If. MILLER, J
St. JhTwy’,, Geopgi:*, lire. 7. 1816—yr—151
l en, J>ollars , rewar d
A Runaway taken up
wise letters j>f administration will be granted to the ap
plicant.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at Savannah,
the 21st day of November, 1816. ;
(L. S.J , SAMUEL M. BOND,c.c. o.
. By my driver, an African fellow, who says his name is
Atmorr, of the Eboe nation, with his country marks p-
his cheeks, and that he belongs to d Mr. Elourno
Oconee river, his master is required to pay for
vertisement and take him away. G. MATTHEWS,
driO 19—151 St. Simon 7 * Eland
For mv negro man Tout, wlio runaway about three
weeks since’ African born, about five feet five or six
inches high, speaks veri 'broken English, Of a srtuhnf
countenance, lately the property of Willfair Scarbo
rough, Cso. of Soutk Carolina; and acted as his ftr.-y® 4 '*
over the Savannah River. Whoever will lodge hi® in
Savannali gaol or deliver him totije subscriber, in Sav*. - '.-
aah, shall receive the above reward-. . m ;
John Stilwell.
B. I forbid all in alters of v’esselsor other* fro®
N.
essets
empluv ing him, or ltarbosing, in any why whateixr.
flee 14 149
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