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alodsd, nii carried off,tite surface kept proportion
•My dry and free from vegttstion,excepting cane,
ma'u-?, cotton, or caeuknt plant! needing room and
attention, and the aquatick tribes cease to impieg.
ante the airVith their ephemeral bodies.
R may be miff, air, that, while the pood* and
riee-field*. laying to the aeutb and southwest, te*
• main in their present (Cate, we trill continue
be Tinted by rapourt surcharged with poisOnotu
partic’if;—aa<i.I assent to the remark in a limit
ed sense. The nearest of thcae rice field* being
distant full four miles,—the rapour* from them
must be considerably expanded, and drvestcii
• Ji! M ■,i'r,ln - -«-» -# aL.*_ •■anmniio a>nn.
ct D>pirtu*eij ipcMiTi^, ci ineip xi»juriou* pro*
The ponds and swamps are, to be sure,
one or two exceptions,
«nd these of small dimension*, shaded with agi-
fahtick growth of trees, whose "feme,” accord
fig to an inimitably prrfonnd speculist. *peifom
fhe functions of respiratory organs of inhaling
•impure and exhaling pure air,”—their exhalations
must likewise be much modified before descend
ing on Savannah., The danger then from these
points bring of a secondary nature, prudence
would direct onr attention to die most vulnera
ble quarter:—and council, with a caution and
'-praViptitade creditable afikelo their Judgment
and feelings, fixed on the land east, north and
west of the city aa the paints where their plan.
While ininfaney, would be most efiectna
resting disease; and leering the minor nursuries
«t pestilence to a future day, when their fund*
will enable thrir project ta include the 9*0%
assn quarter, or the disperition of the planter* m
die power of the legislature shall place dry cul-
fare on a footing more favourable than at present.
|n the meantime, the municipality are pushing
their countervailing measures, as far as thrir mean*
admit, in the .direction from which the greater
mischief is apprehended, Had, they neglected
this .part of tlieir ayatem, they might be censored
not {inly as impootm but as fools and madmen,
Row, sir, do you presume to accuse council
with weakness and folly, for bring unable to ef
feet at onde whg requires a lspse of years to ac
complish, gr declare them guilty of malversation
for applying the revenue to useful purposes, in
•tend of lavishing it on promenades in which la-
die s may gaud* about with their lovers and lisp
nonsense in moonlight? Will you brand a pro-
ject, brrituve slow but certain in effect, with the
name of imp.tture, and call yourself a reasonable
cres'ure? Do you not know that all enterprises
of consequence require the maturing hand of
time? Supposing the dry culture to reduce our
bill or mortality bat two pef’centum the first yekr,
shall you assail It M an ignus faiuxu—a mere will-
o’ the-wfspf Or Can it be ureed, wilh plausibili
ty, that the redaction will not increase as this
kpeciei bf husbandry progresoetf If two lives in
the hundred be aavea by the present quantity of
ground under dry 'cultivation, may not on the
■ttiitytiq calculation a twenty per centum deduc
tion be rcalixed in the course of ten yean, should
the measure be followed up with zeal and activi
ty! Would a sensible man or' i feeling man at.
ttihpt to thwart such a consummation? What
Boat we think of him who, from vanity, or male
volence to the corporate body, would trifle with
the lives of hit fellow-beings? The deed is dar
ker thus sacrilege. It is true you raay be weary
of the world, and desire to leave it Xou-may
smile at death and grasp turn with rapture. - But
if so, you differ with moat of our species. With
a fearful uncertainty we turn our thoughts to
wards the ledge of eternity, and fainly would re
cede from the brink. Nor is it strange. So ma
ay bonds of StBection, so many rain-bow hopes,
aa many anxieties for the welfare of our connex-
ions are inwoven with our nature^—that the very
thought of dissolution appals usi and not a nar
row mound meets the eye, without an innate mo
nitor proclaiming "it it an awful thing to die.”—
But you seem to be exempted trom these is
ith oenoibtUtico! Your heart may haveino point
of attraction; and recoiling from your kind, and
pouring its. blood to the centre, extinguish even
the . last spark of self love Tn the black current or
misanthropy- Where ought such a being to re-
ride?—Who should be bis sssociatrs? In the wil
qpSfaessr No. The savage is cruel and sanguine
Ty; but he carries the ties of consanguinity and
friendship in his bosom. With the wild beasts'
Nos.. They are ferocious and restless; but unite
in resistance and pursuit, and are governed by
instinct. He has no likeness in nature.
' PINK-BARREN CRACKER.
Messrs. Bn irons—The following Queries were
, Committed to paper, after reading a communica
tion in the last evening’s paper; and perhaps can
t» re**ly solved by. the discriminating mind of
Fopatsria.
. 1st Can a circumstance be considered of “ac.
^dental” occurrence, that convey* marked inten-
' VSi, and premeditation?
2d. la it rational, that an individual be qualified
to'advance an opinion; when he •Candidly con
fesses” his ••incompetencj!”
‘ 3d. Can a ••story” be pronounced, both “cats-
christical and pamphrastiea!;” the subject matter
of which, is considered as no matter atalP
4th. Can a man, "unhesitatingly” and “cheer
fully” coincide in opinion with another, when he
expresses opposition to the several points cunsti.
tilling such an opinion; and whether •'metaphysi-
oU” or otherwise, condemn and commeud in the
same sentence?
5th. Can a matt, who “endeavors” not “to un
derstand/ 1 possess any understanding on a subject
he categorically alleges to be ignorant of?
6th. Can a man, be considered ms having offer
ed “additional remit ks,” on certain projects, when
the same remar+i have been repeatedly promulged?
By inserting the above, yon will oblige
A C0RBE5 PUNDENT.
JVEIF AMERICA* MOTEL.
-MUkdgtviBe, 9:k June, 1818.
“Vour letter, accompanied by the literary stran
ger, when arrived, found me at breakfast. Both,
ho assured, were welcomed to the absolute neglect
and utter forsaking of all biscuit, ham. buttcrererf-
egg*, coffee aid the hke gran feeding; for wfu.
Ipauch to the more refined feast of Intellect?—,
have read with snitch attention, and great intents,
‘•The Life and ' Adventures of Obedish Bei.jamin
-Franklin Bloomfield:” n-any ot my friends, also,
hate read it ’Tissllthe rage here. But h>w-
orer, / fear ill circulation mill nit nee, beime fiery
general J«'» vastly niSculcui in one {articular.—,
Why—'twat written and puUithed in Amenta!}!
.&
3*fefc '
-Ip
fit anther it an American}!! Thie it all that it
nttnemy tedamiUrm/areae, had ft been imported,
like the geugaae effaehitm by the fingers ef ftUy,
ite’ptiget had been tern for itsfret perusal.
it it true, we bane barel tit political chain* which
constrained ete at tie feet effmttgn despotism. Thie
mat the wort of a Jew years. Rut to tevr
more formidable Oti mote degrading, the
which prejudice bat twitted mutt be the work of
“I trill remark, I am somewhat in doubt i
the aim of the author; but how think ye, will.he
flooriab amssolic?—Would he not have found
more exuberant soil So Yankee towaf” - '
4fft OF JVLT, 1818.
The 43d Anniversary.—At a meeting of the dt
zens'of Savannah at the Exchange, on Thursday,
the 4th inst for the purpose of braking arranj t-
ment* for the celebration of the fourth Jaly, t’i
Aid anhiveraatyof our independence—maj. Sniiu
Wbits nr unanimously called to the chair,
8. M. Brim, *eq. appointed secretary.
Reschfd, that a committee be appointed to make
artangeqents for the day; that the committee con
sist of sif; and that J. B. Rian, Wc Scan, tea.
Taolus Bonus, Wx- CL Dxaxsu, Sarrtnm M.
tern, snl Jams S. Buttes, be that oommtftee.
Reso&jd, that the committee be authorized to
call upoi a citizen to deliver an brltion i '
day, appropriate to thi mamoriMe oceasio
Cutttn Haute, Csllutor’s Office,
Savannah, IStkJune, 181&
Sealed proposala will he received at thia Office
until the 1st day of July next, for building a range
of fire pro,-f ware houses, in therrtar of a tot, ap
propriated for the erection Ufa custom house, m
this city, to be sixty feet bar, thirty-three feet
deep, and three stories high—the contractor ftr-
msluqg « plan; and aU of the materials, which are
to be of the fieri quality, stjpulatygfoeprice, and
the shortest period in Which tb* bondings can be
completed, The architect idmiahing the plan
Rerehxdfurtheri'XtaX the amount lottbi sub
vo iption to the dinner be fire dollars.
Rctolbed, tUt the thank* of this meeting be gi
ven to-the chairman and secretary. ^
Received, that these proceeding* be published,
v ■ Stizlx Warn, chairman.
S. M. Bosn, secretary.
(Jj* Subscription list* ore in the bands of caeh
membewof the committee; at the book-store of W
T. Williams; at the office of the Republicant and
. SHIP NEWS.
M
High-Water, To-Morrow. 6h 40m. o’clock P. Al.
FORT OF SAVANNAH-
ABSIVin,
ShipMariaTufton. Kennard, Portsmouth, (w.u)
20days—ballast—to tt. Kimball, consignee.
Brig Margaret & Sarah, Whittemore, Boston,
20 days—ballast—Hazen Kimball, consignee.
Schooner General Andrew Jackson, Christie,
New-York, 19 days—S B. Parkman, consignee—
with a cargo of merchandise—to Scarbrough A
M'Kinne, Green A Lippitt, and Joseph Bacon.
Sloop General Washington, Coates, 18 hours—
Isaac Cohen, consignee—with an assorted cargo—
to A Low A Co. John Dickson, John Thomas, and
Nichols, Dobson A Hills. We have receired, per
the General Washington, Charleston papers of
yesterday morning?
Steam-boat Carolina, with freighting boat No 3,
with 553 bales of cotton—to Scarbrough A M'Kin
ne, Charles Maurel, William Gaston, It. Bichard-
aon,-Carnociian A Mitchel, D. Ponce, A. G
Semmes, Butler A Murry, S. C. Dunning,Sluiges A
Burroughs, and Mr. Panhidenbam Forty passen-
gem. [O-Thtf conaignees are requested to attend
and receive their ciflton] - ' - '
CUSSED,
Brig Almira, Atwood, Boston—S B Parkman.
of Che
Arrived, Britishship Roger Stewart, Cooj
aoper,
•-York
Greenock, 49 days, ship Samuel Leger, New.
15 days; vclt’rs Adventure, Bulloch, Savannah. 1
day; Sally, from Dorcliester; Rover, Forsyth, Sa
vannah, 1 day; sloops Carver, Lewi^, Baltimore
O days; Deliglit, Cooper, Savannah, 18 hours —
Clrared, Hr. brig Twenty-sixth of October, 1812,
Ramsay, Kingston, Jam; Br. seb’r John, Fortune,
Barbados; sch’rs Calypso, Hillard, New-York; De
catur, Little, Baltimore; Johanna A Mary-Ann,
Margrite Norfolk; sloop Belle, Wheeler, N York.
„£€& ■'* f Fur New-York
gfeS The fast sailing ship WILLI AW A HEN.
BY, captain Seabuty, will positively sail on Sun
day next, wind and weather permitting. The
most roomy accommodations can be giten to pa-
sengtrs: bin-application sl.ould be made in ti e
course of To-Morrow and next day. For freight
or passage apply on hoard, or to
K. RicKirdiqp Sf Co.
June IT a—142 »
For New-York .
JfrM TBc fine packet *jrti> GENERAL A
Fj sJAC SON, capt Christie. For freight
ACBHlSf, sript .
if 100 bags cotton, and a few bhds to-
bacco, opply to _ S. B. PARKMAN;
june 17
For Charleston
P UBLIC SALES.
piy
•The sloop GEN. WASHINGTON. Tho
“t Coates, master, to sail with all possi-
dispatch. For freight or passage >p.
board at r— wharf, or to
Isxxo Cohen.
Notice.' H
jun.eiy^-
. tifmWfef’Qw-
t entitled to aptefelraice.
A. 8-Bulloch, collector.'
-142 >■ '
Jrttotage Junes. -
> Jute pubbthed and for tale,
A Digest DfUvi of Georgia, regulating the Pf-
LOTAGE of VESSELS and the WHARVES and
SHJFEUHai and, prescrib-ng the duties, of the
HARBOIt-MASTER, arranged in fhe order of
time in which the' several acts were passed, with
the addition of the RATES of PILOTAGE.
The whole comprised in a neat pamphlet—price
75 cents. W. T. WILLIAMS,
jiineir ——rr --<$3
Com.
300 bushels prime Virginia CORN, in Iota to
suit purchasers, for sale.
Q. F. & Oliver Palmes,
june 17 s——143
Sugar and Coffee.
The cargo of schooner but, from Havana, conriet-
ing of
134 Boxes
30 barrels Sugar
4-0 bags prime green Coffee
is offered for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
Meigs- & Reed.
june 16-—i 142
P. Stanton
Offers Jar tale on acctmnudating terms,
400 pieces first quality Bagging
150 hhds. Molasses (suitable tor retail)
30 hhds N E Root
20 do Whiskey
50 barrels Mackerel .
30 qr. casks Malaga Wine
june 17= * 142 Taylor’s wharf
- Notice. •
The copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm of Bxxjsxui How-
axn A Co. was dissolved on the 13th inst. by mu
tual consent. The business wilt be settled by
Bcqjamsii HowaAL - . . .. . ...
John Howard,
*i- -Benjt Howard.
ACT Jhe subscriber will continue to transact
Commission and other business, on his own ac
count. . BENJAMIN HOWARD.
Savannah, june 17 x 142
During the absence of the subscriber
from Savannah, William Woodbridge, esquire, will
act as his attorifty. JAMES BILBO,
june 17—si—142
[sx tbx sloop okt. wasaiiraTO!*.]
Port of Charleston, June 16.
Arrived, Br. sch’r president, Richardson, King
ston, Jam. 12 days, and 1 from Savannahs schr.
Inn, Conklin, Savannah, 1 day; sloop Caroline.
Allen, Baltimore 32 days, and 16 from the Capes
beared, sch’r Leander, Weeks, Rhode-Island;
loop Frolic, Bateson, St Mary’s
The shin Dryarie, of Boston, from Savannah.
took a pilot yesterday and a brig passed the b»r
yesterday, bound to Savannah.
Pert of Baltimore, June 8.
Arrived, brigs Canada, Smith, Havre dc Grace,
46 (lays; Nancy, Hayes, Havana, 9 ds; sch’r Gen
'lamilton, Lufris, St Jago, 15 days; sloop Friend
ship, Fosdick, Trinity, (Mart.) 16 days. Clear
ed,' ships Wabash, Davidson, Amsterdam; Benja
min, Mumford, Havana; Pallas. Heartte, New-Or-
leans; brigs Duke of Wellington, Chancellor, Ja
naica; Mary, Furlong, St Barts; Calypso, Boddi-
v, New-Orfeans; sch’rs Plattsburg. Partlow, Hue
ios tyres; Lorenzo, Underwood, Havana; William
A John, Hesirn, Porto Rico; Commerce, Williams.
Vew Orleans! sloop G-orge W Adams, W Indies
The British brig Cse ar, Richardson, from New
castle, Eng. for Rsllimore, struck on a sunken
-ock 17th May, 4 leagues off the Island of Ber
muda—vessel entirely lost; crew and put of the
cargo saved.
-June 9.
Cleared, ship Leda, Etdred, Bristol; schooner
Commerce, Williams, New-Orleans.
The ship Hope, Ross, has got off the Shoals,
without injury.
Pert of Phihidtlphia, June 8.
Arrived, brig Newbern, Cushing, St Croix. 11
lays; sch’r Hebe, Harrison, St Thomas 9 days;
Br. sch’r Britannia, Southwell, Nassau, w r 7ds.
Cleared, ship Crisis Mead, Liverpool; Hunter,
Keynegom, Bordeaux; Gen. Wade Hampton, Ba
ker, Charleston; Achillea, Tait. Antigua; brigs
Milo, Cormick, Hamburg; Josenhina. Butler, Cur-
raeuas Georgetown Packet, Hew, s, Charleston;
-ch’r Jane, Stratton, Savannahs sloop Hope, Mic
kle, Porto Rico.
Arrived, bri
Pert ef .Vew.T'trk, June 6.
S Jane Maris, Pendleton, 76 days
Tigs Jar
from Dyer’s Island, and 40 from Bahia, with oil.
seal skins, and mother of pearl; James Scott, Ellis,
Bass End, (St Croix) 17 dim Wm. Smi'Ji. M -
Lilian, St Croix (west end) 16 days —» fleet of Pat
riot vessels, consisting of 14 aail. under com. Bri
on, passed the Wand on the 18th May, steering
to the westward: sch’r Three Sisters. Pollard. St
Thomas, 11 days—eleven day* since, in -Sail Rock
Passage, picked up eapi llinson and sight m»n,
of the Br. stoop P-ga-sus, from IVmarar- bound
Norfolk, srho bid Aft jheir vessel mthetioat.
escape from a water Spout, winch pa-srd wiili-
a few fret of their stern - put *nem all on board
Ml,oh
'.testa d. ships Superior,' Sv s.ne. Havre; Amity,
Stant- n Liverpool; William N ver London; bngs
Vitenca K-nnsr-l. Sarau-.ai; William Henry,
suekpsile, do. Tybte, Barker. At.
Peer tf B,t‘on, Jme 4-
Arrived, via quarantine. Hrili-n ship James A
Sophia, Somers* ' from Dmsrar* Cleared,
ship Columbus Sc-oh. Liverpool; brig New Pack-
Thatcher, New. Orleans.
Horses for salt.
A pair of vtry gentle, well broke CARRIAGE
HORSES, (greys) are offered for sale, ;f applied
for withm ten days. ANDREW LOW A CO.
june 17 ctr 142
For sale, low,
4 Horses, 1 light four wheel Dearborn-foi 1 one
or two hones, wo li p ated Harness, 2 second-hand
Gigs, witn plated Harness, 1 two-horse Waggon,
wdli Harness Apply to the printer*,
ju-e t7 , 142
A Dwelling House to rent,
In a he-diliy and c.mrel part of the city. Im
mediate possession can be given. Apply at the
store of Jamea Paultney, esq. or
P. M'Dermott
june17-
In Council, June 8, 1818.
Resolved, Tnat at the lease of (he Exchange
expires oil the 30th instant, and as it is inconveni
ent thst a cent ral public building of the city should
be occupied by private individuals, the mayor is
hereby directed to retain such rooms in the said
Exchange as he may deem necessary for the Offi
cers of council, under the rule passed by this
board in September las', ^c-d thst he lease out
annually the other parts Jr the said building, to
any person or persons needing pub'iq offices un
der this state'or th* United States, u on such
terms and conditions as he can ' make with said
parties; and in ease the said persons do not
make application for the aame, the Exchange com
mittee are hereby authorised to lease them- to any
persons upon such terms as they may deem ad
vantageous to the city.
Extract frem’the minuter.
H R. CUYLER, clerk.
jnne 17——142
In Council, June 15, 1818.
Retohed. That an - lection be held t the court
house on FRIDAY^ the ,6 h instant, for an alder-
man, in the room cfalderman Tanner, resigned;
and that the citjr.sheriff be directed to request
two or more magistrates to preside at the said
election.
And be it further resolved. That the city-sheriff,
with two or more constables, be ordered to su
perintend the said election.
Extract Jrom the minuter,
R. R. Cuvier, c. c.
june 17- 142
Fifty dollars* reward
Will be paid f ir the apprehending and ledgirg
in gaol a negro fellow named Jomr,U'.ely,beiongiag
to Mr. Simona, of Charleston. He is weU knou i,
in Savannah, having for many years been the dri
ver of dray here; is short but stout built, and very
pluasible, but totally devoid of gratitude
■Andrew tow & Co.
june 17 T4S '
Notice.
All persons having demands against the estate
hour 'loops Sarah P.»rter, Comstock, ^
^8W^^F0t,er.3^1^
indebted to said persons anertheir estates wi.1 make
payment without delay to C. D. LEREY.
dee: S5 + -13
Savannah Republican.
Any person who may bare a regular file of the
Savannah Republican for the last yearjard wish to
dispoae of it, will be well paid for the same, by ap-
plying at this office;,
may 30 UR
Notice. '
The subscriber being desirous zo.change hi
present reaidenee, in order more ruily to prose-
^*y : . h ^.2 1 ! rc * nt, ‘ e “Here to dispose of his
PLAMTATIOM, in tike lower edge of burke
county, at public sile. on SATURDAY, the SCtii
day ofjune oext, on the premises, unless previ-
ouAy disposed of at private sale. TI e tract con
tains five hundred ana eighty acres of i ixt land,
suitable to the culture ot com anti cotton; about
one hundred and sixty acres of which is Cleared,
and the greater pah in cultivation at this time —
A tolerable good null-st-ai belongs to the same;
and an eligible situation for a Won and DiatiDeiy,
detached trom the mitl-acal On the premises are a
tolerable comfortable dwelling-house, store house,
warejibuse, and gin-house with all 'other beets
snfy out buildings, suitable to the accommodation
either oif
the planter or merchant. Two wells<xl
good water, together with several springs, are at
tached; one of the former is situated within a few
yards of the dwelling. 1 he situation is as healthy
as any in the county. Possession will be given the
first of January’ next —Terms made known on ap
plication to the subscriber, on the premises, oron
the day of public sale. Alto at the tame time and
place'will be disposed of, a few prime CATTLE,
moat of which are milch cows.
Thomas Scarbrough
Burke-counly, (TGeo J May 25 :—,126 ‘
Marshal's sate, continued.
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, .
Those: (wOJotg and improvemeuta in the town
br8unbun£levied oh the property. oUohn Mo
loch, at the ««&..&£»& Ai'llcuncke, suhrjving
copartner. ' - , • .
Also, four Negroes, viz. Charles, William, Ma
ria and Leftist, levied On as the property of John
Moloch, at the suit of Lewis Aonnike, va. John
Mollcfa. JOHN H. MOREL, marshal.
june 3——1-—130 ■ -
■Marshal's sates-.
On the Jirst Tuesday in July, next,
Will be sold at Darien between the hour* of ten
.and three o’clock, ..
Two Wharf Lou, No. 3 and 4, with their im
provements, in the town of Darien, levied on aa
the property of James Hamilton, at the suit of
Benjamin B. Rogers {i Co. vs James Hamilton.
JOHN H. MOREL, marshal..'
june 1—128
Marshal's sale.
On the fist U'uetday in July :
.vannali. betwe
Will be sold at Savannah, between the hours of
IQend 3otftn*Hr. ■
The Diitillenr at Springhill, with- the appurte.
nances thereto belonging, levied on aa the prop,
erty of John E. Hariridge, at the suit of the United
States, vs Samuel and Isaac Russell and John E.
Hartridge. JOHN H. MOREL, marshal.
june 1—128 ■**
■ ':AtfcPXONt?.
Qq Friday next, lJItfi
• tit tun* o'docr,
W>U be sold u our store,
S40 pieces Cotton Baling)
forty-two biehta wale.
Terms—ninety daywapbrovtd endorsed papkir.
Williford & Baker, auefrs.
>ne>r- .
On MUM/AY, 29th June,
Wilt to sold ms the premies.
The HOUSE and Ont-bouses at
lane, (at prcreM- occupied by Joseph
Lawrence,) belonging to the estateOTSt£
isaimah Miller, deceased. Sold by ordcii
ot tnc executor. Term*; cash.
Sale tudeisei* at 11 vVoek.
WILLIFORD A BAKER, smkrtb.
Administrator's sale.
Oh Wednesday. 15th July nett,
ms be told at Ihe plantation of the hue Rttefi
Anuiem^^foMritE ^sakbpiMa a
few articles of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ttn ^ochmmenee at U o’clock. -, .
fuhe 3—*ri-I30 ^
^'ikiministralor'sSateii.
On the fint TUESDAY in August’next;
Will be aold before the conn-house In this city
■ between the uanatbhum, *
The following tix NEGROES: George, a cats
palter; Silvia, Venus London; Harriet, aild hef
child William. Sold at the personal proptS
ty of Mrs. Mary Flyming.* v "
By order of the administrator. (
Terms, cash. . „
M. HERBERT; aucPr.
roily <5 114
Administrator's sale.
j On the 24th day of June next,
'Will be aold at tne store of Moses Herbert,
Sundry articles belonging to theestatb of Thom
as Mendenhall, esquire, deceased, vis. 1 Clock
Watches, Madeira Wine, Books, Pamphlets, ke.
JOHN VATHROP.
GEORGE HALL
miv 14 Ijj,
Administrator's sal*.
Tax Collector's sales.
On the first Tuesday in July next, Wsa-
Will be aold at the court-house, in the city ef jn oc k,
vannali, between the hours of 10 aiid 3 o’clo^
The following properly, or so much thi
will satisfy the taxes and costs, viz:—
The western half of wharf-lot No. 2, in Yi
craw, with the improvements thereon; levied r xw
to satisfy the direct tax of estate of William Let
den for 1815 and 1816. Amount £13 67.
Lot No 34 in Columbia ward^subject to grouff^,,.
rent to the city, with the improvements thereofu r ’
levied on to satisfy the taxes oi the estate of El f or
George: V. Proctor, deceased; viz: direct tax f, al)c ;
1815; state, county and direct tax for 1816-y^
state and county tax for 1817. Amount g7C^} n
"All that five acre lot in Chatham connty, known
by the number 16, bounded on the east by lot
No. 7, south by lot'No. 15, and north by lot No A;
IA. lAtftaJ *Isa JiMSki Saw r.S Ariot A
On the first Tuetdtry iq July usxi,
Win be soldwtthe OoUrt-hous*.m
J. M er $ T v ‘A* administrator.
Terms, cash. ,,,
• M- HERBERT, auet’r.
may ,15~gll4
known by No. 6, in Cliatham county, in the vic < |'"|i u
ity of Savannah, levied on as the proper^ of u, *
estate of Isaac Laroach to satisfy the direct i
for 1815 and 1816, and state and county tax ; *
A tract of land in Bryan county, containing 2 j lnri
acres, more or less, bounded on the east by la.^,,
of Mary Maxwell, on the south by land of Steph*^,,^
J Maxwell,- and G. M. Waters, on the-west ai, 0i> _
north by lands of Simons Maxwell and Ann 7o, ai
ter and the commons of Hardwick; levied on
the propertji of James W- Ward to satisfy his di^,,
rect tax for 1816, and state and county taxes foi*
1817. Amount g3 44
JAMES EPPINGER, T.
may 7 107 -
Tax-Collector's sales.
On the Hi t Tuesday in August uext.
Will be sold at the court-house in the-city of Sa
vannah, between the hours ef 10 and 3 o’clock,
the following property, or to much thereof as
will satisfy the taxes and costs—
All that tract of Land on me AUtaAaha, con
taining 1461 acres, more or leas, about 900 acres
of wliurii is tide swamp; levied on as the property
otthe heirs of James Gunn, to satisfy their direct
tax for ISIS—amount g4l 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’Ailis
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 for 1815 and 1816, and state
and county tax for 1817—amount g30 65
All that tract of Land in Tatnali county, be
tween Ohupce and Dead rivers, at. their junction
with the Alatsmaha, containing i!50 acres, more or
less, part of which is low land and reputed to be
excellent, granted In tracts 287j acres each to J.
Kitts, Michael Castello, John Chandler, and Daaid
Holliman; levied on as the property of John R
Carlisle, to satisfy his direct tax for 1815: And th,
direct tax for 1816, and state and county tax for
1817, of Carlile & Pabodie—amount g55 63
Lot No 9, in Warren ward, subject to ground
rent to the city: levied on as the property of Al
exander Hunter, to satisfy bis direct tax for 3815
1816, and state and county tax for 1817—amonnt
S38 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 satisfy
the direct tax for 1815—amount gl 52
All that Lot or parcel of Land, near White bluff
road, about one mile from Savannah, containing
50 acres, more or less, adjoining lanf belonging to
the estate of Edward White; levied on as the pro-'
perty of the estate of Charles Price, to satisfy (in
direct tax for J815 and 1816; and state and county
tax for 1817—amount S2u 71
All that tract of Land in AITntosh county, on
South New-port river; containing 4034 .acres,
more or leas; levied on as the property of Eben-
eser Stark, deceased, to satisfy his direct,tax for
1815—amount g!9 54.
James Eppinger, t. e. c. o,
jane 3 130
In Council, June 8, 1818.
Resolved^ That the city, marshal do proceed to
yeJ at public outcrv before-the coon-house, initbi*
city, on the first Tuesday in August next, Lot
p on xuc um » usretAji AH
24 Colunibix ward, which has been re-entered
Extract from the minutes.
,E R CUILEB, e. c.
In conformity to the.abnve resolution of coun
al. I shall proceed on Tuesday, the 4th August;
in front of the court-house, between the hours of
10 a. »■ and 2. r. *- to sell all that lot No. 241 Co
lumbia ward, 60 by 90 feet, bounded north by Pre-
sider.t-street, west by Uneoln-street, south by
Yorx-street, and east by lot No. 23, re-entered as.
tite property of Joseph Broom sToi)& ^ r
juae 9'——‘iSi?
Adfhinistraior's Safe.
On thl |24M day of Jme next,
WiB be mM at tne store, of »(««* Hubert,
Sundry articles belonging to theestate of Thom,
as MentCehbaJI/esquire, diceased, vra. t Clock.
Watches,. Madeira -Wine, Books, Han.nhlcw, fed.
.... -j . . JOHN.iLATHKQP, J . »•
... GEOHGE HALL, 5 u . </ " or *-
•tnay 14 —-113
" ■ Adfniniscraior's sale.
• On the firtt Tuetdny in July
Wifi be sold at the court-house in jT
' -Van’.iah, .
iTfie foliowilig (Wo NEGROES;' Lonnn and
14; levied on .to ratisjy the’direct ton nfesUtc
Michael Genhrinfor 1815 rod 1816. Amoun^.ffbonmsbfc
ct;Q jo Mirier jju vrarr.oi uonorfiDK toe
" All that 45 acre lot in Chatham county, kno^ -*>•«««» enurt ofChatjram county. • .- .
by number 4, about threq miles from Savannah, Jol,n Milfen; adm or.
a ljoining Camp Covington, and lands of Bilbo, £ m ?Y T—107 - . < • >-v-. - •
Turnbull and Vallotton;also, all that five acre _
Irnnn.v, Vat: Mra ^ in f’i»A*la■«* n,iiital«i sn *K,w vie-,’ .
r ..x Exepuiofssale.
.On the first Tuesday in. July• next, ... M
HGH. he fold at the courthouse in the city of s4l
»” i 2' * . ;:Vanftiih,- , ! ;t't . J
The fallowing three NEGROES, Ned, Rose,
and,Nahcy. belonging to the estate of Stephen.
Miljen dece*aed, in. pursuance of an order of the 1
Cnfeicor court of Chatham county, v ,
. , John C. Guffrl,
may 7 107 Qualified Execute*
Escke&ior's sale*'
' - i.Q>t iht firu - Tveodag fit July next, \ •
j unf tj the court.li.ousv sin havaniish, -
_£rpeating,gold Watcii, fourd in
Buildine
, e> ■- fCai-t t of ordinary. .. ,
OF GEOL? 1 ' BOND, eirheator.
. In couse^tfonee pf
further aubscriptiqos to
be opened TO-MOKRi
from 12'to 1 o'clock,
Friday, the 3d Julv. w
Mifiedgevilli and
june 15—&—140
1818. ,
tp relt
thebooksatAi2' ldi,l ff*
wjUbecfosed.
J- P. Henry gi
Robert Isaac j |
Wm. Scarbrough U=-
J. S. Bulloch j -|'
B. Burroughs j J
Savannah Fiver Navigation Company.
A meeting of the stockholdera of the company'
will be held at the Globe Tavern; in Augusta, at
10 o’clock, a- it. on Wednesday, the 22i July
next; for the purpose of taking into consideration'
the propriety of reducing the nlaiy of (he preti*
dent, and for other purposes.
By order.
A. BRUX, president
A» it will he necessary, under forfeiture of stock,
for the subscribers to mi the articles of association,
cither personally or By attorney. On or before the
first Monday urJuly; powers of attorney for that
,-urpose are left fox signature for the accommo
dation of subscribers in Savannah, at the office^
of LJoyd & Morrison enquires; at which place the*
subscribers in Savannah are requested to toll and'
subscribe accordingly.
june B y- 1—134 . . j,
Marine and Fire Insurmce
COMPANY.
A dividend fur the last six months, of four pet’
cent has been declared and will be paid oo or if.'
tei Monday next. K- WAYNE,-
juneS 137 Secretary.
. Tfie suh .
field district, ^outh^arolmai will dispose of), ■
plantations, about 15 miles fromAugusU, (Ga>-r,
One tract lying on Qht ves’s creek; containing one
thousand and thirteen acre-; one other on Horn’s'
Creek,containing six hund'-cd forty-nine acres—
On the former is a good dwelling hotisf, and all
r cut buildings grist mill, cotton machine
snd distillery, with about 5u<) acres under cultiva
tion; on the latter tract there is an eligiWt site
for a mill or cotton gilt The lands are well a-
dapted to the growth of cotum'or Wheat.
With the Lands will also be sold, 40 at . Srf
NEGROES, good fold hands; and the stoek,-
which is eonaderabtey togstheffwith the' season V
crop, if required. '
Terms, one-third down, the remainder at <Wr
and two year* Crtdit, with approved' addinttti
»ndmor%*gr,' * ...
Application to be made <v> the pvt uiint* id tfhiF
subscriber, or to L. C. CahteViw’and^WjSli®
M-Hairy, Augusta. Ga - ,• JOHN fwBMb
^<ru 21—rain-Sll -
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