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Newspaper Page Textsavannah republican. Friday Evening, May 29, 1M8. , > STancn. and Jiiui Tihitsiss were, this day, admitted to practice lav in dua atate. * 'PV-SSFc: "Su* CORBESPOXDBXCE. “Masicca** la rcceired and ahall appear !o- SIIIP J\TE WS. IligK- ]VaitT, 7VJ*Zorwav. S t 45.n. e'chck A. M * PORT OF SAVANNAH. ,V« arrival, since our Uut. ' ritfilj'uiatiLl'. ^ >,r * •/ Ckarleiton, ,1f:y 77. Arrived, cbcb.icca boat Mtclumc, Adanu, Bos* ' too, 24 days scli’r George Washington, Small, Norfolk 7 days; aloop VCary-Ann, M-Laine, Nor- ' I oik 33 days—bn Monday off Cape Romain, spoke. ' ach’r Hi ing Sun, Vickery, from Wilmington,» c. bound to Savannah. and was politely supplied ’with provisions and water, fortabich capt M'Laine with provisions and w ater, for which capt M'Laine returns his sincere thanks sloop Virginia Trader, • Caswell, New-York 6 days. Cleared, fchVs F- C’gte, Button, Havana; Ceres, Wells New-York. * Times OJfee, Charleston, May 27—soon, i Ab-ived this day, aliip Maris Caroline, Maey, ... f' Vogk, 5 days brig James Munroe, Hull, Frovi- "Wce, n. I. 8 daya—off Cape Fear, spoke brig ■'Toad-Fidi, of Bristol, * 1.36 days from Trinidad: 'ach’r. liberty, Kendrick, Balimore 12 days; reve- ■ nue cutter Dallas Jackson, Sua.-iiuuiA 3 days, and ■Si from Ty bee-light, cn a cruise; ach’r Thatcher, » iBerrien, New-Orleans 1$ days, and 13 from the Balize—passed at the Baluce, bound'up, ship Or leans, of and from Philadelphia; bng Sampson, Xlfenfield, or New-London, from Ilavana; ach’r Eli. fgabelh tt lane, of Charleston, from Havana, and ft v^iatnber of others, names not recollected. < . . Part rtf Baltimore, May 21. Arrived; Buenos Ayrcan brig lndepentltncii ■ Grinalds, from Uucnos Ayres, and ft 5 months' t'cruise; ship Benjamin, Trueman, 12 d* fromrHa- i r valia; brig Oswego, Cooper, 30 daya from New. -JOrleans. Cleared, brig Venus, Parker, New- i'Orleans; fch’r Samuel Smith, Sayvard, Curracoa; • - aloop Carolina, Allen, Cbarkaton. Port of Philadelphia, May 20. ' Arrived! abips Prosperity, Barclay, 33 daya from • 'Mayo; James M, Fl.ming, 45 days from Havre; . Nancy, Dray, 42 daya from Liverpool; Rebecca . Sims, Brewtcii, do 46; schr. Gleaner, Battling, St Ubefl, 50 d«. Uelow, brig 1 Charlotte Lawrence, ' j; Olmstcad, from St Domingo; she lost both top. &£ :S5S?» “C ffSSgM n, Tobago, hi | gjjj wrn boss The schdeCiSr Milo, ! Captain Beetle, bring unavouUMyde- Ltained, will . tail, on Sunday next—a few passebgers can be handsomely 4c- .couuut-datid. Apply on board or to . (r. P. & Oliver Palmes.; ■■■ ■ ,d> may 29 a—-»12S * i f-" m EXCHANGE, j On Philadelphia. Providence, and Boston!- J | Abo; on Liverpool* payable in London, lor tile I -136 HAZEN KIMBALL. Landing, ■■y raox aatozuza, : lm*Cable »i«* MW farinas 1. do. . II do. 100 do. tjof Superior quality aad workmanship. Landing from eehooner milium UEmtUnt, from. '-"f • ■'■•... ■ Morfolk, ■ • ~ •v 20 birtela Pilot Dread i • 20 do. Navy do. 30-kegs Crackers From ifllssrp Sarah^tnn, l ■ ■ 200 reams Bqyal, Soper Rural and Vellum , < •> -I printing-paper r * ■ -126 J. BATTELLE. Just received, MU SCBOONIR JU USOND, A few barrels iresh Baltimore HowanI-*tfeet “• WATT t Just received i 30 caskaJ-ondoa Brown Stoat • 5 pipes Bordeaux Brandy Jt elegant Gigs with plated Harness 5 nest* Tranks - •For sale by WILLIFORD & BAKER. way 39 '126 • , ». Corn afloat. . A few hundred buahela Corn.of« good quality, , at a very reduced price, for tale by G. F. Oliver Palmes. rosy 39——«——126 ■ ■ .'■' T ' ;' ■, Stem"'and Latd. r * 1 - North €ar* tin* BACON and LARD. Vdr tale by R. &J. HABERSHAM. may 22—w 126 IC7*llaring tny absence froth this I have appointed'Mr. F. Stuxcx try lawful ney. TltoseindeMed, either by note or book ac- . count, will Call on him and settle the same. Charles Gildon- i- nny 29—jc—126 'kyl announce to my Irientlsami the btiblic, that my ilouse is' now open and read* for the reception of all who may be pleased to favor ine With their visits, at the teat of health known as the Madison springs. All exertions will be nude to render visitors comfortable. My encour agement the last season; which was the first, was such as to authorise me to offer my grateful ac knowledgments for the' patronage I received, and • ope from myexrrtioaa to meritx continuance of KESr JAMES ALEXANDER, anril ’.9-tn-100~ City.Taxes. The subscriber is now prepared to receive eity lixes for the present year. The digest va be closed on the 18th next month,and execution*!* surd strains', all defaultersIwtr fiHvly tbc«kfl«T. ■ Commission merchants are also required to settle ’ tlteir tax on sales made on commission' to 1st in stant. " None but hills of the banks of the city, or anerie. will be received in payment. . JOHN L ROBERTS, c. T. City TVearervr’i Ofice, Smoaxnqk. May 18—116- JJSntertainment. .- The subscriber takes this method to inform Iris friends & the public who have a wish totpcndihe -ensuing Summer among the mountain*, mat he ■ continues his tavern and boarding house mAsh- ville; N C. 32 miles east .of the Warm Springs, for the aecommoiation-of those who rosy wish j to call-on lam. • His boarding hr use is huge and eommodioui’y siturted, so as to render ease and ■ples- ure to those wbo may occupy it. CoakigOr ; .-onto which bouse, are other houses for.persooa Ok families who may wish to live more retired^-. BA Bar is supplied with the bert of foreign and ~i1iintrf~ °r~" ami stable well Ttirrusbed with forage. The roads are generally better this sea son than formerly. The.WatmSpringshave been recently leased by a eentletnan from the south ward, srho wili no doubt give general satisfaction. I,'' * ' ' James Patton. may U-prl-LW -WriSr, fM. C.J 0 ■ 'Pavilion Ganns, §c. ■fiB) the KUza, jud. arrived from Leeenock, the undersigned have received a quantity of Fior Pavilion Gauzes Muslin Robes Brown Hollands Cotton and l.nen Cheeks Muslins of mini) k-nds Demeaand union Stnpes Untannus, Ac Ac. .inj if the Gn'gia, ' JO casks tamdon bottkd brown Stout. For sale by. ANDREW LOW A CO. may 29 aa 1£6 Hibernian Society. The member* are requested to meet, at Mrs Whitfield’s. THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, on business ef importance- By order if Jemee Burner, prootdaa. . Alexander Hunter, sre’ry. may 29 124 Cotton Bagging,. 259 pieces COflON BACGINC, 42 inches wide, and of prime quality, is olfered at'private sale. ■ -n '■ If not sold previous to the 11th of June next, It a ill on that day be sold at public auction. The terras are liberal—application to be made tr!*' M. HERBERT, may 29——-126 : L. Betty Hoe jtut received from providence, (R.J.J per elocp Enierprue,' SO casks STONE LIME, may 28——X 125 EVES % POTTEU, xvox’s wiur-omz jox uu, 10 dozeu club Axes ' ' 1 60 -do. Bed cords, . - 50 hair Trunks, assorted'- r . 20 jersey Waggons < • 1 elegant two-horse do. 6 Gigs and Harnesses 16 reams writing and letter Paper 3000 ‘lbs shefcting . do. 10 houae Safe* , . ' 8 Bureaus t 1 Secretary TO birch ar* mahogany Bedsteads 6 night Cabinets 1 box fine Hats 12 ken orintine Ink ? Barrels w erfine PhiladelphU Pious -2000 ,eet whiteaah Oars 1 case Dutch Fowling-pieces 3 elegant Luoking-glaases, large size 1 superior cooking Stove < ‘ 2 Willard’s Time pieces • 6 trunks Clotliing, consisting of fine and su- perfine coats, pantaloons and vests 4 trunk* long Boots 1 do cotton Hose, snorted 150 barrels Irish Potatoes Abd every article in the Grocery line. Cj* !'• Let—as above—• convenient and coo CUUJfTIXG.BOOM. way 12- fo-111 - ICE. The sale is commenced at Rice's wharf, where it is intended a constant supply shall be as long a« the demand shall be continuec auo, The PORTABLE ICE-HOUSE for using ice. to advantage: with one of these, water,- wine end butter, may be kept constantly cold; by the use of from three to six pound* of ice daily. The operation of the cold u continued ia these things, and give permanent effect tu the ice; whereas, without them, it is trenaitoiT. Fresh provisions aad;au|k may be preservedsa them withatrilUpg addition uf ice. Price from 8 to JO dollars.. The ICE DECANTERS, of a particular eon- structhra, calculated for cooling wine advanta- seouilv—Drice R4 the uir. b The ICE CREAM TUBS, with directions for making the creams complete,'at £4 each. In addition art a few casks of a particular - struction for bar-keeners; with one of these, wa ter or lemonade may be made executively cold, with the use of six'pounds of ice to four gallons of liquid, at £5 each. Should the inhibits nil of Savannah give suffi cient, encouragement to this undertaking, it may lead to the erectiou of a permanent Ice-House on the West-India comtxuetion;ad perfectiaits ope. ration at Charlescon. .' The price of ice.it ten cents the pound for any quantity to a dollar and upwards: for any amount below that, twelve 4nd a hirif cents.' - - may 2B-—f-f-118 - i- ■ For sale Four tracts of LAND, all adjoining; the whole mtaining 956 acres, in Borire county, on Briar creek-' This land is very vmluabte;' it is ads(lted to the culture ofcbrn and cotton, and a great deal of as good land as the county affords; on the land there a ft tolerable comfortable dwelling bouse, and about 156 acre* of Open' 1 land under good fence- Also, two good Mdl Betts, Dams ready made. Also, two other tracts lying on the road, leading from Savannah to Waynesborough, where I now reside; both tracts adjoining ana contain 706 acres; it is well improved with a comfortable dwelling boose, end all other out houses that is necessary to hare, wifn 30 or 40 acres of cleared land, with a toleraule peach and apple orchard.— Any person visiting to purchsse will call and look for themselves; m I am anxious to sell, I will give a great bargain. Also, stock of all kinds on the premises, and 1 will give possession as boon as I can get the present crop off. sprit' 20 rt*——93 ARTHUR BELL. Georgia—Liberty county. By Elijah baker, clerk of the court of ordinary of the county and state aforesaid, ' Whereas; Mrs. Elizabeth Shumalt, applies for letter* of admhiistntidn on the estate and effect* of William Shtuhait, late of said county, deceased, as next of kin. 't j , These, are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the arid deceased, tp file their objections (if any they have) in my nlfice, at Riceborbugh, on or btTore tin- first Monday in duty next, otherwise letters of ad- ministration Wilt be granted the said applicant, nder my Iiand and seal tlds second day 1818, and.42d year of American inde- L S.l E. RAKER, c c. o- : a.. . Georgia—^Uheriy county.; ‘ ■' By Elijah baker, deck 'of the court of ordinary for the county and state aforesaid. Whereas, william Roberts, esquire, applies for letters of administration on the estate and effects of Dr. Thomas M. KslUnder, deceased, ! ' These, are, therefore,.to cite and admonish, all and angular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased! to file -their obj ections, (if any they have) in my office, on OF before the first Monday in July next, Otherwise letters of administration rrili be granted the said applicant. Given under my band and seal of office this 1st May, 1818. E. Biker, c. c. c. may e --—106 Georgia—Chatham County.- ' By Samuel 51. Bund, cleric of the court of or dinary for said county. ; > • Whereas, David E Adams applies for letters of adminatratioh onthe estates of Joseph Spencerand Susannah Spencer, deceased, in behalf ot the next Now, therefore, these are to rire and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objection, (if auy they hsve) in my office, on or before the first da/ of June next, otherwise letters of administration still granted the app'i.-ant. iiven under jny hand and seal of office, at Sa vannah; this 1st uay of May, 1818. S.: . • ‘ M. BOND, c. e. o. msv 2-»-lC3 Savannah Republican, Any person who may have a regular file of the Savannah Republican for the last yeariand wish to dispose of it. will be well paid foe the same, by ap. piling at this office; may 20 118 Managers tj Assistants of Engines TAKE NOTICE. There will be a regular meeting of your Board TO-MORROW 1SVEN1X G, precisely at 7 o’clock,, at your usual place. -'lMIMsV’Vi By order of the Pretident. JOHN HAUPT, eec’ry. may 29 126 ■ Grand Lodge. The members of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, and the dtfFerent Loti plunder its jurif diction, by iheir proper representatives, are aummoned to a'., teml the grand quarterly communication on' Sa turday.the 6th of June next; at 11 o’clock, at it. at Brother Cuyler’a Room.-t> - / i A. Hunter, may 26—123 Building Insurance Bank uf Georgia. The book for subscriptions to this bank will be dosed, on Saturday, the 6th June, may 28 T.i - Union Road Company. The manager! of the Union bond Company haring declared a dividend of 4 per cent, o’i s: stock, or4 dollars.per share, Stockholders m receive the same on application to Willi,im Woodbridgc, Treaturer Union Hoad Company. may 6 - »f——IDS , . . .. Georgia Agricultural Society. The autMcriber is now ready to pay over to stockholder* in the Georgia Agricultural heciety, a dividend of 4 per caUt on the amount of their Stock, upon piGHCfttation of their certificate* to Wx WOODBRIDGE, treaturer. mty 22—f»—120 . - Fowelton Academy. The public examination of the Students Powglton Academy, will commence op Monday, the 1st June next, and be continued on Tuesday; and the term will close, with a public exhibition on Wednesday, the' 3d. The patrons of the In. stitmion, and the public In general, are respect fully inntedto-attend. The succeeding terra will-open on Monday, the 22d June, under the rec'tonhip of Mr. Smith, a. n. (late of Midth Coil:) who is expected to con tinue in tint station for a series of yean. Mias Stebbins will continue at the: bead of the female department; Mia* S. Stcbbms is herasaistanV The Rev. Mr, Swift, x. K. u engaged as an as sistant teacher of languages; and Mr. S. H. Miller, English teacher. The -Board of Trust; notices with pleasure, the riaing respectability of.tbs Iastitution under tiieir care, and are fully penyaded.that,the young la- dies and gentlemen engaged for conducting its different departments, merit the confidence ufthe puUffiT The branches of useful and polite education usually taught in this and similar Institutions wdl be continued; and the rates of tuition will reman .as they have been. Two good Pianoes will be at the service of the school, anda competent teacher Of tnusick ia ex pected to give lessons. The Irillaof tuition are to oe paid quarterly in advance'-to S. Dcggar, Esq. tetcoer. ’ J Board can be procured in respectable families on moderate terms. The village of Powtilton enjoys a high, agrees- bkatid viiy healthy situation. The society o: the place is eminently moral; too small indeed for frequent seenes of riot and dissipation, but sufficiently extensive for the improvement of the youth of bath-sexes; wbo rtSOrtbere for the pur pose of education. . -. -j) St WESION, Secretary. P. S.—Mr. Smith lias the pleasure of informing te public that, M. Rouatt, oFAuguttaj will give lessons in Music during the succeeding term; and that M.-LeDure, from Lyons; will instruct in the French Language, april 15——fo ■ -69 MORRIS ACADEMY. The regulations of this institution, during, the fifteen years of the presidency of James D. John- fon, will be (he following, via. The'seminary will be Composed of three de- partmenta. The classic, mathematxj, and prepara- uny. 'I he number of popils in the Clastic- department, drill: k no tkup. mkveti thirty-trie, and in: the itajhematic forty-five—in these two departments, there will be two sessions In one year, with four weeks vacation at the end of each session. , - - Every atndeat .that eaten the Classic depart ment, shall pay seven dollars and fifty cents per quarter, and the quarterly prices of tuition is the second department, will he as follows, ia. ■ Writing, reading and English grammar, er any oaekf.tlMdfc three dollars. Arithmetic alone, or added to any or all the above branches, four dol lars Geography, with -the use of the Globes by useif, or in conjunction wiih any or all of the -boie studies, die dollars. The Languages, Rhetoric, Logic, Philosophy, both natural and moral, Uie higher branches ot Mathematicand Book Keeping, or any one of diem, together with all or any ,of the aforefnen- tiouedstudies, seven dollar* andfifty cents. The public w ill phase to notice here, that the prices in these two departments, are the same as under the former administration of Mr! Johnson, except the studies then at six dollars, arc now ad vanced tu seven dollars and fifty cents. And the directors ted a confidence that this change will meet the approbation ot the citizens generally, when they know Mr. Johnson is eugagadto re main with us, and devote himself wholly .to us for fifteen years, and when they are also told, that in the neighbouring towns the price of tuition for these-branches u still higher than our present price. And can we reasonably expect that,ths *ame services will be rendered. here by one who makes teaching his great and only business, at ve ry reduced prices, when the ezpence of firing is quite ss great as in towns adjacent. ^' But .to compensate for uua advancement of price, in tfiehigucr branches, and to remove'as far as pofiiblc,-every cause, uf dissatisfaction, the Di rectors lave established a third department, for the benefit of *11 classes of the people of the town where wUl be taught, at moderate prices, the fol. lowing branches, viz. ABC, and Spelling, or either of them, two dollars per quarter. If reading alone, or added to the foregoing, two dollars and twenty-five cents,, for Writing alone, or added to the above, two dollars and filly cents, Grammar and Arithmetic, or either of them, brio conjunction with any or all of the above branches, three dollars. ; In this department, the number of pupils shall at no time exceed filly-fire, and the vacations at the end of each season shall be but three weeks. The school in this department, will commence ic week sooner, than in the other. two depart ments, that the examinations may take.place, at the same lime. ' ' •' Parents, who wish the'r children located in this tpartment, wffipleasc to signify it to the priaci- The regulations, with regard to the admission of pupils, remain as heretofore. Ujr order of the Board.' WILLIAM A M-DOWELL, Preeide.it. Morrittown, fK. Jf .rpnl 23—wf—It3 dLtBJiEJS'TIUES wanted. Two or three hoys, from 13 to 16 yean old are wanted, at the office of the Savannah Bepuh- icon, as apprentices to the criming butineness. Lada from the country, would be preferred. Public sales. Notice. The subscriber being desirous to changr his pre»mi residence, in order more fully to prose- cute his mercantile views, ofiers to dispose of hi* FLAXI'AVIOX, in the lower edge of Burke ounty, at public sale, on SATURDAY, the 2Cth day of June next, on the premises, unless previ ‘ u-dj' disposed of at prita.e sale. The tract con tains live hu dred and eighty acre* of mixt land, suitable lo the culture ol corn and cotton; about one hundred and six'y acres of whieh it cleared, and the greater part in cultivation at this time — A tolerable good ml Mr a' belongs to the same; and an eligible situation for a Gin and Distillery, detached fromi the mill-scat. On the premises area tolerable comfortable dwelling-house, store house, wiee-bouse,, and ^in-house, with all other neces sary out buildings, suitable to the accommodation either of the planter or mereliant. ' Two well* of good water, together with several springs,'are at tached; one of the former ia situated within a few yards of the dwelling. The situation is as healthy aa any in the county. Poasessien will be given the first of January next —Terms made known on ap plication to the subscriber, on the premises, or on the day of public sale. Also at the same time and place will be disposed of, a few prime CATTLE, most of which are milch cows. Thomas Scarbrough. Burke county, f GeoJ May 25——126 AUCTION',. Estray Cattle On Tuesday the id day of June ensuing. Will be sold before the court-house in Savannah, between the usual hours, The following estray cattle, tolled before jus tice Duke, by John Smith living on the Louisville road, above Cberekee-hill, on the 23d May, 1817, to-witi-t—one Brindle Cow, crop and under nick in one ear and upper cut and tinder nick in the other, with a two year old and a younger calf; one ycllpw-rcd Cow, marked swallow fork su'd under cut in each car, branded Wifi a large heart with’a calf; one Heifer; with a large caif, unmark ed; making seven head of cattle in siS, with the increase since, supposed now to be ten head— Those cattle are now at the plantation of the said John Smith, where the purchaser will receive, them, a* they cannot be drove to the .place of sale. Terms, cash before delivery. G. R. Duke, j. t. Job T. Holies, elk. G. L. Cope, s. o. o. may 12 111 Marshal’s sale, continued. On the fret Tuetday in June next. Will be sold at the court-house in the city of Sa vannah between the hours of 10 and'3 o'clock,' Those two .lots and improvemems in tho town dfSunbury, levied on the property 'of John Mo- loch, at the suit of Lewis A. Bouncke, surviving copartner. JOHN H. MOREL, matvhdL may 13 1 112 . „ • Mirshal’s sales. • On thejirot Tuesday in June next, Will be sold at the Market-house in 8t. Maiy’a the following tracts of land, levied on at the property of the late James Seagrore, esquire, deceased, at - the suit of Dover b Taylor, and of Alexander Dover and others, to wit: 1200 acres adjoining PointFetre,' on the St. Mary’s river, 8900 adjoining^the town of St, Ma ry’s, called the Dark Entry,9643acres about right miles from the town, indifferent tracts; 5500 acres in different tract* in the said river, from thirty to fifty miles from the town aforesaid; 300'aeres on crooked riven 293 on raid preek' and 1226 on Dover Creek, and opposite the sea & St Andrew's sound. JOHN H. MOREL* ssanfiol- may5 —I—re-105 V- Marshal’s sales. On the first Tuesday in June ntyct, \Yill be sold at the court-home; in the city offo vaimab, between' the houn'of 10 and 2 o’clock, Four hundred acres of L*nd, on Sapelo bland, intbe county of Mffntosh; levied on as the pro- y Of John MpntaUet, deceased, at the suit of i S. Trubert va F. Hopkins, executor of John itallet. . JOHN 11. MOREL, anrstst may 1-—-t—102 ' ^ ' " Lands for sale. Pursuant to an order and dtcree of the honora ble the inferior'court of the county of Chathsm, at tlie present term, will be set up for sale, at the Quart-house in the city of Savannah on the first , TUadsy in June next, the following real proper-1| tjr, belonging to the estate Of the lats John Feted/\ , ‘^ard, esq. dec. for the benefit of the heirs, and 1 ,t OMsm a division of the said estate, to wit: 1/ t .. .. *“** of Me smamp, first quality; 6a Hutchinson's Island, opposite the oity. .- ) 650 acres of land on Great Satilla river, auppoc- / edftrah marab thdpine. 1. §30 acres of tide swamp, on Lewis’ creek, in', » M'Intosh county, originally purchased as coatis- ( •, erted property. ' • / • 900 acres on Cumberland Island, in the« if Camden, about 300 acres of which it pb land; on the premise* there ia a good dW 500 acres in Liberty county, "ttOrthside of Sooth l ! New-Fort, in Bulllown swamp, originally granted I • to the late general Lachlan M'lr.foah. V. < ■ 25U acres of Land on Houstoun’a swamp, in, M'Intosh county, at the crossing at Turkter Gamp. ^200 acres of tide swamgr inJMdotcrth-eom^; i '■< jMfogtiaT^MCCWljor Jacob Wood. -Tj[\. 150 acres of pine land, opposite to the abort. 650 acres of fresh marsh land in M'Intodicolm., 1 > ty, near the upper end of M‘Kfyth*r»» Ititilf -d 35 acre* of land, adjoinStg the east end of the city of SavynnahVMit tide Hfi and high is 1 ** ■ A Lot and Buildbgs in the city ofSa Frtngm^^nw occupied by -therave Conditions 'of' safe made known at the tbs dnposing of the said real estate. ■By order of the administraton, . ^^ M.HERBERT.uurtV. CjThe high land shtSve, advertised for ale, oa '■ end'of the. city, and rice land ai(join- Administrator’s .8dle.. ri . On the 2*th day. AJjnenext, fill be told,at tne store of Mote* Herbert, iridry articles belonging to the estate of Thom- . . femfenhalh esquire, dmsH-tk 4 dock, Watches; 'Madeira Wine, Books, Pamphlets, fee. .< ..JOHN LATHROP, GEORGE HALL, mty 14 —113 , / ; - : Administrator’s sale. On the fret Tieeedayin July next, Will be sold at the /fourt-houee in the eity cfSa- . Lonon, and deceased, tinder an order.of the honorable the Inferior^ - |; may 7 -107 . , .hi lit,;•*fS.-i- - * ' Executor’s sale.. : ■ On the free Tupedty'in July next. Will' be sold at the coort-house in the city of Ss- The following ‘ three NEG^OfeS. Ned. and Nancy,-belonging to the estate of Sf Millen'deceased, in pursuance of an order Inferior court of Chatham county. . tnay 7 -107 ........... .Qutdifed — .uay in July next, in front of the court-house, between the usual hours, ' •" Four bales white Plains three calks Hardware, two bale* Oznaburghs, fee. levied on as the proper ty of Stouttqbmgh & Thorn, to satisfy executions in favor of Solomon Shad and Subbias & Mason, for house rent. . . " ( . Also,'sundry'articles of household and kitchen Furniture, levied on as the property of estate of John E Hartridge to satisfy an execution in favor of John Carnochan, for house rent. .- 4 ■ Also, sundry articles of household furniture, le vied on as the property of David Davia, to satisfy an execution in favor of Lewis Geudon. ! - Also, one house, on lot No. 10, Hicks. Pereival wsrd, fronting the lane, levied on as the property of John Clark, to satisfy an execution an favor of John & Edward Haghes. - - ' ' ' Also, fourteen silver Spoons, one silver Ladle, and two pair sugar Tongs, levied on as the pro- rerty of. James M Lish, to satisfy an execution in svorof George Myers, for house rent; property pointed out by tfie defendant. ; v-> J Itaac D'Lyan, jj. c. e. may 29——125.. . - - - ... In Council,. May 18j 1818.. Rctohed, That the City Marshal do proceed to sell, at public out-cry, before the court-house, in this city, On Tnedday, the 2d d-y of June next, Lot No. 24; Columbia ward, winch baa been re- Extract from the Minuter. . , . . B. B, CUTLER, e. c. Ijj- In conformity to the above resolution o Council, I shall proceed, on Tuesday, the 2d day of June, infrent of the court-house, between the usual hours, to sell all that Lot No- 24, Columbia ward, containing 60 by 90 feet, bounded notth by President-street, west by Ljnccjn-ttreet, *o*th by York-itreet, and east by lot No. 23, re-entered ss the property of Joseph Bacon. F. M. Stone, c. x. may 19—117 • ■ 2. Tu-.Niorrow, 3t>tli instant, Bill he rid m my store - Groceries ami Dry Goods. Sale te commence at 11 o’et rk. ’ 'V' ' .'Vt A Uowe,atict t r, , may 29 126 To-Morrow, May 30. 4. -: BiS he omhl at the c rner yf Barnard ar d Bryan etreett, at the tenement adjoininr the torn ef S. ' Chile, r "rVjL - ’ A drifTlTT Of Household and Kitchen Furniture. Term*, cash.. Sale to commerce ut VI o'clock. M. UtR^ERT, autt'r. msv r 9-- —124 • ' r j -• On Monday, 1st June, , inn he told *n tX; premitet. The STORE recently occupied by 6. 'l.orne, nearly opposite Gibbon’s build, lings. The building to be removed in lt«i* this. Terms, mh. Sale to comm-nce or 11 o’clock. Williford fe baker, o«c<’ra. ■ tr*v 95——122 Notice. On Tuetday aert,.5d Jure, Wifi be sold before the court-house, in Savannah, between the hours, of 10 and 3 o'clock, ' ,•>. The western half of Lot No. 13, Eu etisburgh, 90 by 100 feet, bounded Southwardly fifty feet ek Margaret a'jeet, extending back ninety feet to an . , alley-Together with the building* thereon, which j are two tiwelLng houses, (one of thorn two story) * with out buildings and appurtenances. Terms, cash. 1 M. HERBERT, auefr. may “ lots, and Witt be'kbld as such.- ' Accurate plum the above may be seen, by applying to Uh-. Jai M’Knunja, or Mr- Haasux, Wty Pursuant to an ordre from the honorable will be sold.before the epurt-houie, in tbs ei of'Smanil^ ‘ •' *'' v & On Tuesday, the 2d day of June gexty’! BZTWXXW Tin esraii norms, AO that Lot; or pareel of ground, c about five sere*, being the greater part of the <feft .lot, known by No -f, (number one), bounded northwardly by Liberty-street,. wardly by the garden lot No. 10, (number ten,) and southwardly by lot formerly laid off by- Messrs. Ctorrie and Hogg, on the garden lot No. 2, . [number two,); being- the property of the lato 1 Flora, belonging to the estateof Mrs.’Sarah Milieu, JtSeorfrRicfaardion, deceased, sold for the benefit deceased, for the benefit of the beirr of tbecahf of'tonejMoCamd estate.. By krckr if John Carnochan, admimetralor. i foteh WILLIFORD fe RAKES, axct're. nora2t;ti-|'—78 . Take notices '■ I person arc forbid front purchasing a 1 mnd in ahatbam county, containr five am _ the gre.ter part of lot knbwn by foe num ber 1 (one) boanded northwardly ^ Liberty- street, west wardly by the garden lot No. 10 (ten> and southwardly by lot formerly laid off by M« Currie and Hogg; and advertised for safe on I 24 day of Jane next; by David Wiffifop* ; by the order of John Carnocha — dfthe fate George Richardson,'! to be sold for-the benefit ef tbo heir* of tbs said estate; as the said property 1» legally vested in ua. we deem it proper to givethis public caution. . Dorothy Goodall Wilaoc,' John Davies, april 29-; 100 ; ... M On MONDAY, 29th June, it Bill he told en the premlieo, The HOUSE' and Out .houses ia lane, (at present, occupied by J< SI Lawrence.) belonging to Use estate of ■kaannah Miller, deceased. Sold by ~ executor- Terms, cash. ' r ' ■ Sale precisely at if e’dock. WILLIFORD & BAKES, etc mayT9——f 117 ^ Administrator’s safifc On the first TUESDAY in August next, Will-be sold before the court-hcnn ia tins city- -Jpetweenlhe uvuri hour*,’ ’ The fo'Iowing six NEGRO Eg: George, a car- penter; Sihda; T’enua koodon, Harriet and hie child, William. Sold aa the personal- proper ty of Mrs. Mary Flemming. , ,V[ T.t i . By order ef the administrates. Terms,earn •— r-aiT401 - '. 4 - TTt] M. HERBERT, bass’s* may 15 -"1^ t tetdfc Bv virtue of an iterioeirtoer order fearing oat of | 'the district cfeit of IbeTJnited Stats* fur. thjk M district of Geogia, ?. ■ ' '. - - •« Billie ocldl* MenJeu oheXtt Junt nsxt, JL The feig VORBFRG, her Tackle. Ap. ' J- pATfl Aid Kum-^ur^w A OGAlUitY uf Lm. 1 , ^ wood wlieh « board, and otxAra white Hwsna Fogu-s.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1816-1818, May 30, 1818, Image 1