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restor oft certain deacriptrcn oftar.il to furnish
httmdf annually with uuupply; I trust be will not
dissent, but deadly comply, when he. learn* it
form* one of,the best manure* to enrich biisoil.
Tbit atone should be n powerful incentive to the
undertaking. Binee the diffusion cf health, and the
•oppression of autumnal end* mial fevers, have be
come of serious consideration to tlie people, this
propotition should not be considered a* visionary,
nor the re*ult nugatory. l-et ihe discriminatug
Bind ponder on it; it need* no elvqurnt tongue,
Ito subtle logician, nu philosophic research,
give it stability or recoiJirocr.il it to attention;
la a fabric to be demolitbed only by the power of
reason. Indeed we bare within Mur reach the
meant of carrying the proposition into partial
operation iiuumter;, disregarding at present the
renourcra abuxstb. Our riven and alluvial hank*
•(ford beds of crustacecua animals, whose b-bita-
tiona end depositions, at oyster sheik, he. wlieu
collected, powdered, or burnt, should be uaeti as
recommendcdt the constituent principle being
carbonate of Hme. By immediately pursuing die
method suggested, which, co-opt rating with the
drr culture, may restore health, or meliorate the
deleterious effects of marsh miasm*, the baneful
tnfin- nee of which demands serious consideration,
and every means should be resorted to for it* sub-
duction . . ....
However formidable the project of obtaining
Jimi atone and uncertain the expected conclusions
'flic authorities alleged in support of the prrpu
ait on warrants reasonable espeeutions. I am
aware of tlie eatenl of land that must be included
in this process I am also convinced it reqnir.i
£ mk »ime to be perfected, but the trial is worthy
t att-n.ion. These suggestions may conmdera-
1»|v sid^n suppressing the perpetual generation
and diffusion of miaarna, notwithstanding its in-
' teumerable sources, and the vanoua accessible
point,. that would almost forbid tlie exercise of
•„v i-xerti.-ui; but the magnitude of the enterpria
all uhl not be put In competition with tf.egodWte
attributes that may ensue. The cause i f humani
ty/nay, our very existence, loudly calls for the
prosecution of ••me method, that should ateri this
evil. Such an effort has already spread a lusire
on the head that conceived a,plan, ar,d l-'ie heart
thal pulsated in its favor.
The practicability of this measure and the con-
sequent expence will be. duly investigated by the
committee; whose comprehensive minds will not
rtjecr what bvrv the countenance of rational in
duction. I offer these ideas, that ihey may l>e
dirown in the common stock of what has been
*jrropnsed anil may be adopted; and, if properly
pursued, ntay aid in tlie object desired. Should
no Ollier system than that already commenced be
Bv-umed, I must Mill persist in my former as>cr
tion, divested of ihe least imputation of censure |
that the tl-y cul'ure as recommended in its present
rate i« insukeisnt to altvr the type of our uiitum
Pal endrmia! fevers. _ .
Previous to concluding the subject or this pa
per, I cannot omit Mating, that I trust the powet
granted by tlie ordinance, of overflowing the low
land, constituting tlie islands, at the discretion of
t lie proprif tors, at any period during tlie winter
months, will be suppressed; a* on mature reflee
tion it will be incompatible «ilh the means pre
scribed of tendering the land perfectly dry dur
ing the lapse of time. Since the object of the dry
culture is to drain the low land, and thereby less
en The obvious cause of pestilential vzpours;—
opening the dikes, and suffering the water of the
river to inundate the earth, would evidently spread
the vegetable and animal matters floating in the
river, which, being lodged in various places,
would be constantly acted on by summer heat, and
restore the land to its former stale. The natu
ral moisture of tlie low ground is sufficient with
the constitution of the soil to support prolific ve
getation. Suffer the river to overflow (the places
you Should be anxious to keep dry ) for two or
three 1 months, and y ou will have a perpetual ir
rigation, that must fnuleie the intention el tn-
ditr. Suffer the land to become dry from the na
ture of the culture, and the spontaneous exliala
tion fVom Ihe earth will from year to year be less
abundant. Dry the ditches and spread tlie se
veral preparations of lime recommended, and you
may reasonably calculate on a diminution of pes
tilence, and the consequent serious attends- ts
Many arguments, involving correct reasoning,
could be adduced in support of the opinion, tliat
the low land should at no period be inundated—
but I should be imperceptibly led into new points
that may form subject matter for another cummu
mention, provided the subject be considered o
sufficient importance to elicit attention. On such
an. interesting topic, whatever may be advanced,
even if erroneouvshnuld not receive the enunte
nance of cold indifference, for it is a universal
received opinion, that, whatever appertains to ihe
promotion of health, and prolongation of life,
claims an ascendency in human consideration.
GEOLOGIST olios MEDICUS.
dies,- Alligator,Nicholson,
end a market.
June 3.
Afrivrd, sloop Yankee, Summer, 5 days from
Savannah.
4th OF JUL% 1818.
The Kit Anniversary.—M a meeting of the cit.
Sens of Savimnsh at the Exchange, on Thursday
the 4'b inst. for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the celebration of the fourth July, the
» ^ Id anniversary of our independence - maj Stxsie
r WuiTi » as unanimously called to the chair, and
S. M. Bonn, e.-q appointed secretary.
Resotvd, that a committee be appointed to make
1 , . 4 Trangemcnts for the day; that the committee con
sist of six; and that J. 11 Ilian, Wx. Starr, sen
Tuoisas Eourr*. W*. C IUviell, Samuel M
Bosn. and James S Bulloch, be that committee.
Resolved, that die committee be authorized to
call upon a citizen to deliver an oration on that
day, appropriate to the memorable occasion.
Revivedfir tber, that the amount of the sub
scription to the dinner be five dollars.
Resolved, tliat the thanks of tins meeting be gi
yen to the chairman and secretary.
^ Resolved, that these proceedings lie published.
Steele White, chairman.
, S. M. Bonn, secretory.
‘ t£j- Subscription lists are in the hands of each
member of the committee; at the book-store of W.
T. W'iliams; at tlie office of the Republican; and
bar of the Exchange.
ship -vini's.
High-Water, foJfimna 4A 25m o’cls.-i P. .11.
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
ABRITXTI,
British schooner President, J. H. Richardson,
from Jamaica, 12 days— to Carnochan Je Mitchel.
Spoke on Tuesday last brig Hope, of Ncw-York,
for die Havana, Ion. 75, lat. 28.
CLEARED,
French brig Dcaux Freixs, Hue, Rouen.
Pert ef Chakuon, June 10.
Ar. tf. S.brig Pronirtheus, Finch, St. Mary’s,
3 days; brig Arvthuss, Homes, Niw-Yorfc, 12days;
scnr'Luly of the Lake, Tar box. Georgetown, 1
diy; sloop Nancy, Allcorn, Barrscoa, 9 days. —
Cl sred, French brig O.car-Ehza, Founder, Sa-
wunn_Ar sebr Sally, fl-dd, Havana.
Part tf Rcl'imore, June 3
Arrived, sehr Riehardion. Ilyas, 18 d»j;s from
Point fare, Guad.
Part if v\V«.y.rlc. June 2.
Arrived,*cbrGonEsU>.i.’West.l6.Uy*ti.mi vto.
bile Cleared, ship William -lunt Nc*-Oriean»,
brg Amelia, \f. »rr, Smu -al; -ch* nea-Se. iirni,
Parker, Soutli- inmci; J .< qu* .. 1 packet, l*->
Tn'in.rX, Weit-Indicl: Arabeda, Godfrey, Wo; In
A Carl.
Mr. HaLUSURTOR returns his thanks to captain
M-Kxowx. of the Shamrock, for Ids polite and
gentlemanly conduct during their passage from
l-arerpool to Savannah. jane 12—c*—133
Notice
The British brig EUZA-ANN, Thcmas Little,
master, for Liverpool, only wants about 300 bales
cotton to fill lie- up. Freight foC (bis quantity
can be had if immediate -application be made to
Joint Speakman & Co.
jnne 12 111 Prat.re wharf.
for Liverpool
L The fin. dip HOWARD, capt. Cand
le; -.-li be ilevpa’cJi-.d immediately. For freight
of 10) bales or Colton, or psacage, having good
accommodatiuns, app<y to captain Candler on
board at Hunter s wharf or tn
Nicholes & Neff*.
j me 12 138
Marine and \
COMP
A dividend for the I
cent has been <
let Monday next,
june 5 -15/ ,.
S'-'.'.-h: %% ‘.'-f ♦J
’ . \»~-_***V•* #.. * ; *
PUBLIC"sJLLKB.
Iitsurrnce
iNY. • '
i s irt'iUiv, of f.-ur p-
will be ludd bn or af
K. WAYNE,
. Secretary.
Passage for Liverpool
1 he hue r.cW brig HUi.oN. R. New-
c»mb, master, nearly loaded, and will sail,
iwind permitting, in about six days from
this date. A lew passengers can be comfortably
accommodated. Apply on board, at the wliarr
of George Anderson, etq to captain Newcomb,
• I. MINIS,
junc I? t 1 "3
far Havre
The fins fast tuning ship JULIET, eapt
b wan .on, having the greater part of her cargo
ready to go on board, will be dispatched withou;
delay. Fov freight or passage apply to the mis
ter on board or to
Nicholas & Neff.
iune 1? 138
fit for New-York
SiiiL The fine fast sailing ship WILLIAM &
HE-SnV. captain Sea bury, will meet with Imme
diate dispatch. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to It. RICHARDSON & CO.
junc li M—-—138
for JVew-York
The sli p GLOBE captain Duvall, will
rijeet immediate despatch. For freight or passage
apply on board at Moore’s wharf or to
Scarbnurgh & M‘K.inne
iun^ 1?> ■ —b 138
For New-York
The ntw fast sailing schooner BET
9EY, Kimball, roaa'er, will receive all
possible dispatch. For freight or pas-
age, having good aec; mmodations, apply to the
master on board at Uice’f wharf or to
Homes Tupper,
june 12 l lo8
for Darien, (Ga.J
The sloop FRKDERiCA, will sail on
^Monday or Tuesday next. For freight
•apply to JOHN M‘N1SH.
\z c 138
Bills on New-York
For sale by
june 12 x*
CHARLES COTTON,
-133 , Hunter s -wharf.
Persons having in their pos
session BOOKS belonging to the Gta-gia Medi
cat Society, are requested to return them, to
J. CUTTER, Librarian
june 12 133
Notice.
All demand* against tlie sub ;criber, ire request*
ed to be presented (without delay) for payment
George Gordon,
june 12— m—138
Njtice.
During the absence or the subscribers from this
city, Messrs Willirunn & Baker wiil act as their
agents, who have on hand and for sale their stock
of SOAP and CANDLES.
L. Baldwin $ Co
june 12 e* 138
Notice
AH persona having demands against the estate
of Hevjaxin Lavitdf.r, late of AVhite-Hluff, de
ceased, are requested to render them duly at*
ested; and thtte indebted to make payment to
John Haupt, adm'r.
june 12 Lf !38
Horse for sale.
A good gig or saddle HORSE, for rale. In
quire at Mr Moore’s siables.
j-ine 12—m* -*38
Valuable Property for sale,
IN TRENTON, (N. J.)
I wish to sell the property on which I now live,
beautifully situated at the upper end of the city of
Trenton, between tlie two turnpike roads leading
from Trenton to Princethn and New Brunswick.
The buildings are all new, and buiit of the best
materials, and in the best manner, well calculated
to accommodate a large or small family. This
place has an abundant supply of excellent water,
a fine young bearing orchard of the best of fruit
and is ’allowed by judges to equal any in point of
health, situation and convenience, and can be had
with a small or large quantity of land, as may
best suit the purchaser.
Any person wishing to purchase said property
JSlI please apply at this office, or by letter to the
subscriber, on the premises.
ji RICHARD IMLAY.
Trenton, (». j ) june 10 r 136
For sale
Four tracts of LAND, all adjoining; the whole
containing 950 acres, in Borke.county, on Briar
creek. This land is very valuable; it is adapted
to the culture of corn and cotton, and a great deal
of as good land as tlie county affords; on the land
there is a tolerable comfortable dwelling house,
and aboyt 150 acres of open land under good
fence. Also, two good Mill Seals, Dams ready
made. Alas, two other tracts lying on the road,
leading from Savannah to Waviiesborough, w here
I now reside; both tracts adjoining ana contain
700 acres; it is well improved with a comfortable
dwelling liou-e, and all other out houses that is
necessary -,o hare, witn 30 or 40 acres of cleared
land, with a toleraole peach and apple orchard.—
Any person wishing to purchase-will call and lo'ok
for themselves; as I am anxious to sell, 1 will give
a great Dargain. Also, stock of all kinds on the
premises, and I will give possession as soon as I
can get the present cron off.
april 20 rt* 93 ARTHUR BELL.
Georgia—Liberty county.
By E i jah Baker, clerk of the court oi ordinary
for said county .
Whereas, John E. Fraser, esq. applies to be dis
missed from his administration on the goods and
chattels, rights and credit!, which were of \Vllliam
Sullivan, late of said county, deceased.
Now. therefore, these are to cite and admonish
I and singular the kindred and creditors .of the
said deceased, to file their objections, (if any they
uve) in my office, at Biceboroitgh, within the
i..ne precribed by law, otherwise dtsmissoiy let
ters will be granted.
Given under my hand and sral, t nis second day
' March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
ight hundred and eighteen, and in the forty-ae-
iind \ear of American independence.
[L. S.] E. BAKER, c. c. o. L. c. '
march 4—53
Savannah fiver Beeps ntf.
A meeting of th< stockholders of the company
will be held at the Glybe 1 RveRi. m Augt wu, at
10 o'clock, A. m. on Wjuitredy. thp ■ltdy
next: fo»iiac purooBtof tkknig «JiKootvaderatij^h
the pn»prietjWre5ue»ng the salary of the presi
dent, and for other purposes.
JJy order.
• ■A'. BRUY, president.
A* it wilt be necessary, under forfeiture of stock,
for the subscriber* to sign the artklesof association
either personally-or by attorney, on or before the
first Monday in July; powers of attorney for that
purpose are left fur signature for the accomtao-
datiun of subscribers in Savannah, at the office
of Lloyd h Morrison, esquires; at which place the
eubicribers in Savannah are requested to all and
sub-cribe accordingly,
june 8— l— |—134 . j
Planters* Bank—Dividend No. IS.
A dividend of six per cent, for the last six
months, has been declared this day, and will be
paid, on and after Thursday »ext.
J. Marshall, cashier.
june 1—Lt—128
Union Road Company
The managers of ihe tlniur Road- Company
having declared a dividend of 4 per cent, on said
stock, or 4 dollar* per share. Stockholders may
r*owc me same on application to
William \Vood(bridgc,
Treasurer Union Rtai Company.
may 6 sf 106
Georgia Agricultural Society.
Tbe’subacriber is now ready to ply over to
stockholders iu the Georgia Jigricutiiral Society,
a dividend of 4 per cent on tlie amouit of their
Stock, upon presentation of their certificates to
Wtt. WOODBR1DGE, treasurer.
may 22—fs—120
Powelton Academy.
The publie examination of the JStudents in
Powelton Academy, will commence o2 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
stitution, and the public in general, are respect
fully invited to attend.
The succeeding term will open on Monday,
the 22d June, u.ider the rectorship of Mr. Smith,
a. b. (late of Midd: Coll;) who is expected to con
tinue in that station for a series of years. Miss
Stebbins will continue at the head of the female
department; Miss S. Stebbins is her assistant-
The Rev. Mr. Swift, a. m. is engaged as an as
sistant teacher of languages; and Mr. S. H. Miller,
English teacher.
The Board of Trust, notices with pleasure, the
rising respectability of the Institution under their
c t£<fc and are fully persuaded that the young la-
dffs and gentlemen engaged for conducting its
different departments, merit tlie confidence of the
public.
The branches of useful and polite education
usually taught in this and similar Institution's will
be continued; and the rates of tuition will remain
as they have been.
Two good Pianoes will he at the service of the
school, and a competent teacher of musick is ex
pected to give lessons. The bills of tuition are to
oe paid quarterly in advance to S. Dnggar, Esq.
teacher.
Board can be procured in respectable families
on moderate terms.
The-village of Powelton enjoys a high, agreea
ble and very healthy aituation. The society of
the place is eminently moral; too small indeed
for frequent scenes of riot and diasipatioo r but
sufficiently extensive for the improvement of the
youth of both sexes, who resort here for the pur
pose of education.
By order of the Board of Trust.
S. WESTON, Secretary.
P. S.—Mr. Smith has the pleasure of informing
the public that, M. Ronatt, of Augusta, will give
lessons in Music during tlie succeeding term; and
that M. Le Dure, from Lyons, will instruct in the
French Language.
april 15 fn r -9
■ 't> Notice.
‘ The subscriber being derirou* to change hi
present residence, in order more ludy to pi t..-,
cute bis mercantile vitws, offers to dispose of iu.
PLAjrruiTiOJC. in the lowtr edge I f .lurk
county, at public sale, on SATURDAY, 'he 2oli
day ui June next, on the premises unless prev
outly disposed of at private sale. Tte tract coe.
taiua five hui.dred and eighty acre* of ;i.ixt land,
suitable to the culture of com and cotton; alien-
oue hundred and sixty acres of winch is clearei.
and the greater part tn cultivation at lids tone—
A tolerable good mill-seat, beltings to the same;
and an eligible situation for a Gin and Distilltry.
detached from the mill-seat. On the premises are a
tolerable comfortable dwelling-house, store-hou.t
ware-house, and gin-house, with aH other ntce-
sary out buildings, su.tahlc to the accr.nunudatio?.
either of tlie planttr or merchant. Two uellx < 1
good water, together with set oral springs, ate at
tidied; one of the former is situated »itnin a li«
yards of the dwelling. The situation is as heal li
as any in tlie couv.ty. Possession will be given the
first of January next —Terms made known on ap
plication to the subscriber, on the- prt rinses, or on
die day uf public sale. Also at the same t ime am
place will be disposed of, a few prune C.iTTLE
most of which are milch cows.
Thomas Scarbrough.
Burke county, f GeoJ May 25——126
Administrator’s sate.
On the 24(A day of June next,
Will be sold at tne store of Moses Herbert,
Sundry articles belonging to the estate of Thom-
as Mendenhall, esquire, deceased, via. 1 Cluck,
Watches, Madeira Wine, Buoks, Pamphlets, dc
JOHN LATHKOP, ?
GEORGE HALL, 5
may 14 113 v
idm’ors.
Marshal’s sale, continued.
On the Tuesday in July ne.vt,
Will be sold at tlie court-house, in the city of 8a^
vannah between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, ,
Those two lots and improvements in the tow i.
of Sunbury, levied on tlie property of Johu Mo
loch, at the suit of Lewis A. liouncke, surviving
copartner.
Also, four Negroes, viz. Charles, William, Ma
ria and Louisa, levied on as the property of John
Moloch, at the suit of Lewis Aonnike, vs. John
Molich. JOHN H. MOREL, marshal.
june 3 1 130
Marshal’s sales.
On Ihe fret Tuesday in July next,
Will be sold at Darien between the hours of ten
and three o’clock.
Two Wharf Lots, No. 3 and 4, with their im
provements, in the town of Darien, levied on as
the property of James Hamilton, at the suit of
Benjamin B. Rogers U Co. vs James Hamilton.
JOHN H. MOREL, rr.arshnl.
junc 1—128
Marshal’s sale.
On the firsi Tuesday in July next,
Will be sold at Savannah, between the hours of
10 and 3 o’clock,
The Distillery at Springhill, with the appurte
nances thereto belonging, levied on as the prop
erty of John E. Hartridge, at the suit of the United
States, v* Samuel and Isaac Russell and John E.
Hartridge. JOHN H. MOREL, marshal.
june I—128.
AUCTIONS.
To-Morrow, 15th instant,
-Wlrx SI SOLD sxroxt St STORE,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
or
Groceries and Dry Goods*
39 barrels supetfine Flour -
30 barrels Bottled Porter
7 casks London brawn Stout
- 50 boxes bottled-Cider'
1 good family Hone
Sate ts commence at 11 o'deck.
A. Howe, euct’r.
jnne 12 138
june 12 138
I’d'ori.
M. Hot butt, auct'ri
Mi
Georgia—Bulloch County.
By Ely Kennedy, clerk of the court ot ordinary
for said county. .
Whereas, Celia Hobbs of said county applies
for letters of administration (with the w ill annex
ed) on the estate and effects of Abraham Hobbs,
late of said county, deceased.
These, are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased to file their objections, (if any they have)
in my office, on or before the first Monday in Ju
ly next, otherwise letters of administration will be
granted to the applicant
Given under my hand and seal, this 22d day of
May, 1818. ELY KENNEDY, c. o. o.
june 1- ‘—128
Georgia—Liberty county.
By Efij-h tinker, clerk 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. Kallender, deceased.
These, are, therefore, to cite and admonisk,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of tie
said deceased, to file their obj ections, (if any ttey
have) in my office, on or before the first Monday
in July next, otherwise letters of administration
will be granted the said applicant.
Given under my hand and seal of office this
1st May. 1818.
E. Baker, c. c. c.
may 6 * 106
Georgia—Liberty county.
By Elijah Raker, clerk of the court of ordina
ry of the county and state aforesaid.
Whereas, John M'Gowen applies for letters of
administration, (with the nuncupative will annex
ed) on the estate and effects of jamt3 Girardeau,
late of said county, deceased.
These, are, therefore, to cite ind admonish, all
and singular, the kindled and creditors of the said
deceased, to fHe their objection;, (if any they
have) in my office, on or before the first Mon
day in Juiy next, otherwise, leltersof administra
tion will be granted the said applicant.
Given under my hand and seal of offce, a-
Riccburougb, this 28th May, 1818, and in the 42d
year of American independence. ‘
[L. S) E. BAKER, c. c.o.
june 3—130
Georgia—Liberty county.
By Hlijsh Baker, clerk of the court of ordinary
of the county and state aforesaid.
Whereas, Mrs. Elizabeth Shumatt, applies for
letters of administration on the estate and effects
of William Shumatt, late of said county, deceased,
as next of kin.
These, are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to file their objections (if any theyhave)
in my office, at Kiceborough, on or. before the
first Monday in July next, otherwise letters of ad-
minis;ration will be granted the said applicant.
Given under mjr hand and sea) this second day
of April, 1818, and 42d year of American inde-
pendence. ,
[L.S.] E. BAKER, «.k o.l.
Notice.
Four months from the date hereof mplication
will be made for the removal of three catificatcs,
Noa. 118,119 and 120, which have been loat, of
the stock or the Planters’ Bank or tht State of
Georgia. j 0 HN E. FRASER,
march 5—cx{*—54
Tax Collector’s sales.
On the first Tuesday in July next.
Will be sold at the court-house, in the. city of Sa
vannah, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock,
The following property, or so much thereof, as
will satisfy the taxes and costs, viz:—
The western half of wharf lot No. 2, in Yama-
craw, with the improvements thereon; levied on
to satisfy the direct tax of estate of William Lew-
den for 1815 and 1816. Amount 5^13 67.
. Lot No 34 in Columbia ward^subject to ground
rent to tinjrttju with the improvements thereon;
levied on to satisfy the taxes oi the estate of Dr.
George V. Proctor, deceased, viz: direct tax for
1815; state, county and direct tax for 1816; and
state and county tax for 1817. Amount &74 50.
All that five acre lot in Chathamconnty, known
by the number 16, bounded on the east by lore
No. 7, south by lot No. 15, and north by lot No.
14; levied on to satisfy the direct tax of estate of
Michael Germain for 1815 and 1316. Amount
gl9 12.
All that 45 acre lot in Chatham county, known
by number 4, about three miles from Savannah;
adjoining Camp Covington, and lands of Bilbo,
Turnbull and. Vallotton; also, all that five acre lot,
known by No. 6, in Chatham county, in the vicin
ity of Savannah, levied on as the property of the
estate of Isaac Laroach to satisfy the direct tax
for 1815 and 1816, and state and county tax for
1817. Amount §2 98.
A tract of land in Bryan county, containing 220
acres, more or less, bounded on the east by land
of Mary Maxwell, on the south by land of Stephen
J. Maxwell, and G. M. Waters, on the west and
north by lands of Simons Maxwell and Ann Fos
ter and the commons of Hardwick; levied on as
the property of James W. Ward to satisfy his di
rect tax for 1816, and state and county taxes for
1817. Amount g3 44.
JAMES EPPINGEB, T. c. c.
may 7 107
Tax-Collector’s sales.
On the fir t Tuesday in August next.
Will be sold at the court-house in the city of Sa
vannah, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock,
the following property, or so much thereof as
will satisfy the taxes and costs—
All that tract of Laud on the Alatamaha, con
taining 1461 acres, more or less, about 900 acres
of which is tide swamp; levied on as the property
of the heirs of James Gunn, to satisfy their direct
lax for 1815—amount $$41 33.
All ‘hat tract of Land in Chatham county, about
five miles from Savannah, containing 200 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Mathew M‘Allis
ter, James Marshall, estate of John Butler, and the
township line of the forty-five acre lots; levied on
as the property of Robert Greer and others, to
satisfy their direct tax fur 1815 and 1816, and state
and county tax for 1817—amount R30 65
All that tract of Land in Tatnail county, be-
tween Qh-ipee and Dead rivers, at their junction
with the Alatamaha, containing 1150 acres, more or
less, part of which is low land and reputed to be
excellent, granted in tracts 28'i acres each to J.
Kitts, Michael Castello, John Chandler, and David
Holliman; levied on as the property of John R.
Carlisle, to satisfv his direct tax for 1815: and the
direct tax for 1816, and state and county tax for
1817, of Carlde &. Pabodie—amount g55 63
Lot No 9. in Warren ward, subject to ground
rent to the city; levied on as the property of A1-
exander Hunter, to satisfy lus direct tax for 1815
1316, and state and county tax lor 1817—amount
<538 82
Lot No 22, Trustees' gardens, situated on east
broad street; levied on as the property of the es
tate of Isabella and Lydia Eliza Hunter, to sr.tisiy
the direct tax for 1815—amount gl 52
All that Lot or parcel of Land, rear White bluff
read, about one mile from Savannah, containing
50 acres, more or levs, adjoining land belonging to
the estate of Edward White; levied on as the pro-
perty of the estate of Charles Price, to satisfy bis
direct tax for 1815 and 1816, and state and county
tax for 1817—amount g20 71
All that tract of Land in M’lr.tosh county, on
South New-port river; containing 4034 acres,
more or leas; levied on as the property of Eben-
ezer Stark, deceased, to satisfy his direct tax for
1815—amount gl9 54.
James Eppioger, t. c. c. c.
june 3 130
Savannah Republican.
Any person who may have a regular file of the
Savannah Republican for the last year; and wish to
dispose of it, Will be well paid for the same, by ap
plying at this office,
may 20 U8
In Council, June 9, 1818.
Resolved, that the Marshal do proceed to sell
(giving ten day s notice) the Timber and Buildings
on the Fort, called Augusta. ,
Exi ract from the minutes.
R. U. CUYLEB, c. c.
|C7* In conformity to the above reso
lution of Council, I shall proceed on FRIDAY,
the 19th inst to sell all that Building and the Tim
ber at fort Augusta, consisting of 50 or 60 pieces
of three inch Joise, and 20 or SO pieces .of Tim
ber—the building was built for a barrack.
F. M. STONE, e. x.
june 9 135
Sheriff’s sales.
On the first Tuesday in July next,
IVid be sold at the court-house in SavatAnal^ be
tween the usual hours of 10 and3 o’clock—
Twelve Negroes, viz: Mingo, Ned, a carpenter,
Rnse, Sally, Simon, Kleazer, young Eleszer, Jack,
Claudia, Charles, Lydia, and Sarah —also, all that
tract or parcel of Land, called Ephrata, containing
600 acres, more or lets, first-quality cotton land,
300 of which are in prime order and under culti
vation, situate in White-bluff district, 7 miles from
Savannah, and known by the name of the Orphan-
house plantation; levied on as the property of
William Stephens, esq. to satisfy execution* in fa
vor of Andrew Low & Co. and others.
Alto, four (4) Negroes; levied on a* the pro
perty of John Levett, dec, to satisfy an execution
tn favor of David Lenox, obtained by him against
the executors of John Levett.
Also, allthat tract or parcel of Land on Liber
ty Island, called Fine Island, containing SO ——
acres, adjoining Georg* Verb, and other aides by
marsh; levied on as the property of Jacob Read-
ick, dec. and sold to satisfy an execution in Favor
of Robert Bolton.
George L. Cope, 8. c. c.
june 6——— 133
Escheator’s sale.
On the first Tuesday its July next, ,
Witl be sold st the court-house, iu Savannah,
A musical and repeating gold XVatcb, found is
the possession of Edward Loader^ duteUed,
By order of the court of drcShtsey.
SAMUEL M. BOND, etefca**.
june 4 141
To-Morrow, Juue 13.
Will be toll at the store,-la dy occupied by John. 9.
Burke & Co f Maiket^yume)
TL'Elft ENTIRE STOCK,
eossuriao os
Dry Goods and Groceriess
Terms made known at time uf sale.
S.J; to comrter.ee at 11 %',’chck.
M. HERBERT, aecTr,
june 9 135
On MunUay next, loth inst.
Will be sold at ti e s ore ef James Carrutbers, crjf.
Smith’s build, ngs,
SO casks bottlrd Porter - ■
13 hegvhead draught do. i
30 cask* bottled Beer
Terms at the time of sal*.
■Safe to commence a* 11
On MONDAY, 29th June,
tPiU be told on Ihe premises.
The HOUSE and Out-houses in Biy.
lane, (at present occupitd by Joseph
Law rt nee.) belonging to the estate of Su-
sannah Miller, deceased. Sold by ordcf
of the executor. Terms, cash.
Sale p’Cciseh at 11 o’clock.
WILLIFORD & BAKER, auct’rs,
may 19 f -117
Administrator’s sale.
On Wednesday, 15th July next#
JViU be told of the plantation of the late Jioberi
Houston, esquire, deceased.
All the stock of CATTLK and SHEEP: and II
few articles of HOUSEHOLD FUKKITUaE.
Terms, cash *
Sale to commence at II o'clock.
M. HERBERT, auctf,*
june 3——130 .
Administrator'8 sales.
On the first TUESDAY in August next.
Will be sold before the court house in this tity
betwee n the usual hours;
The following six NEGROES: George, a Car
penter; Silvia, Venus London, Harriet and her
child, William. Sold as the personal proper*
ty of Mrs. Mary Flemming.
By order of the administrator.
Terms, cash. • •# <
M. HERBERT, aucl’t. <
may 15—114
Administrator’s sale.
On the first Tuesday its July next.
Will be sold at the court-house in the city of Sa
vannah,
The following two NEGROES, Lonon and
Flora, belonging to the estate of Mrs. Surah Milica,
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs of the said
deceased, under an order of the honorable the
Inferior court of Chatham county.
. John Millen, adm’or.
way 7—-—107
Executor’s sale.
On the first Tuesday in July next,
Will be sold at the court-house in the city of Sa
vannah,
The following three NEGROES, Ned, Rose
and Nancy, belonging to the estate of Stephen
Millen deceased, in pursuance of an order of the
Inferior court of Chatham county.
John C. Gage!,'
may 7—107 Qualified Executor
In Council, June 8, 1818.
Resolved, That the city marshal do proceed tar
sell at pubhc outcry before the court-house, in thi»
city, on the first Tuesday in August next, Lot
No. 24, Columbia ward, w hich has been re-entered
Extract from the minutes.
It. R. CUYLEB, e. c.
In conformity to the above resolution of coun
cil, I shall proceed on Tuesday, the 4th August,
in front of the court-house, between the hours of
10, a. x. and 2, r. at. to sell all that lot No. 24, do*
lumbia ward, 60 by 90 feet, bounded north by Pre
sident-street, west by Lincoln-street, south by
York-street, and east by lot No. 23, re-entered a*
the property of Joseph bacon.
F. M. STONE, c. x.
june 9 135