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•' •• - ■ ■h ' t. •* V ' iff* I .sfe -fleC ''Ini* fifc flf, r- —-J -fb ■^-' t No. m—Voi. xri. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1818. IFfco/e .Vo. 3116. A «Bg: Dissolution of Copartnership. ply to jiilv 2J Por New. York; TbT 5 w w”pSb£tol"dbri* geob. I ur i d ^ 25 fi r n ° f I IV G. WSt muter. Fo? Height | I P- freight I “• *«“■ « w. utieujrcu uiu o»f.— •r pmp, h.Tinjr excellent .ccommodations, V | *» pmou having demand* .gin* Bills oj Exchange On Greenock, payable In Izradonefor sale by James Carruthcrs. dec 2 -.—164 SCAR3R0UGII & H KINNE. For New-York The packet achoolier MIU), O. Pease, I bmaster, will sail on Panday next. For | freight or pasu.e, haring handsome ac commodations, apply on board at Jones 1 lower I wharf, or to Ws. II. JOYNER, Smith'a huilthngt. roa sal* a* asort, 39 tom bedding Stone july 30—a—164 requested to present them; and persons indebted to tlie-same will make payment to PuDzuric S. Fit a, who is duly authorized to settle me atiairs ] ol' the concern. . * . FREDERICK. S. FELL, A. C. M-1X1YUE. june 74— 113 For New-York Porter. 31 casks first chop Porter, for family use, just j received, per Maria, from Liverpool, fur sale by M. Herbert. july 23 x 163 Stock of Goods for sale, The subscriber offers for *»!.: .his entire stock of fresh imported British Dry Goods and Hard ware, consisting of a Variety of staple articles kuitable for the present and apjxrtaching season, on a credit of 6, 9 and 12 months,; for approved paptr. kU&S WALLEN ju!y 14-157 W. T. Witkms Has just receivedfrom JVep-York, Child Harold, 4»h canto, price 75 cts. Fudge Family, 50 cts. * . IteeVs Life cf Jackson, neweditjfn, 4 dollars. Phillips' Mineralogy, 1 25 The regular packet and fart sailing I , Claret. .... , ehooner MILO, capt Henry Beetle, will Tke ™*cnhtr, hnejutt received ar.d offer for eaU I Ldc of Luther ! «>. r s I rs.*•« iuiM>rm» n.ARKr I Art ot swimming, Pestes. 1 dolhl Bailey*. Digested Index of die .Modern Report v ■positively sail on Sunday next, wind per- muting. Hor freight er passage apply to the mas ter on board, or to ,. G. F tc O. PALMES. Who tune naw landing, Half bis New-York fly market meat Beef july 33——164 63 ca.es superior CLARE I’ C. Kelsey & Co. june IS »!*- of the Courts of Common law in England and the United States, IS dollars Clerk's Assistant, 1 dollar Fo r sale m Best double Brown Stout Porter, bottled and I Murray** Power of Religion,' 1 21 in lihtls. I .Shey’s Hook keeping, near tdhiun, 1 75 The brig ALERT, Parker, mister, bur. I For sale bv Ism tOn a ...Ill .. !.l ; I . - 3 -then 120 tona, will meet with immediat ■dispatch- For freight or pa-rage, hare ing comfortable accommodation*, apply on boiru xt Rice’* whan; or to JOHN THOMAS, july 2Ji 162 ju:ie 6- -131 JAMES CAURUTHERS. ICT'The Honks cf account. Note*, d|*c oftlie late firms of Way It H-Jcer, and Way & White of Savannah, and of Baker A Way, Coosawhatchie ^—.placed in the hands of Lloyd 2t Morrison for Election. JOHN I>. MONO IN, ) . EDWARD STEM BINS, iotoienen * LOWEL MASON, S mav 22 120 Coffee and Gm. 80 hagsprto.. green Coffee and 4 pipea genuine Holland Gin just received and lor sale by John Lewis. june 57 150 •Shey VMank keeping, nc«r edition, Art of Weaving and Dying, l SO Cluirto ftiblca, with cngraringslafeer the best masters, ind various other Works. july 14-157 j. J. <£* F. Blanchard Having taken Messrs. F raxcIs Pltellat and j Fiuscis Gillbt into co-partnership, all subse- [ quer.t transactions trill be conducted under the I firm of Blanchard, Buotheks & Co. june 50- cb - 152 Just received, Per schooner Jlemit ranee, captain Fisk, from Bal timore, Notice. The partnership of Gacort & Ucta.x is thi* day I dissolved, by mutual consent. Tlje business of 3000 bushels prime Maryland Corn, which will ,he bte , firm will be settled by flavnay & Dc. he sold low if taken from on board. Said schoon- I* CRa: duly authorised to settle the same During the absence of the subscriber from Savannah, William Woodbridge, enquire, will act as hi* a'torney. JAMES BILBO, iune i7--*t—142 er will take freight for either Baltimore, Philadel-1 1 * lose indebted to the late firm are earnestly r plfa or New-York. Apply to R. WATTS. 1 ue * ted to M,tle the;r acoouu,s wrilOUt delay. april 8—83 *** 1 hiring the absence of the | aubscriber from the stair, Eawann Stxbbi.vs, esq. is duly authorized to act as my attorney. Sarah Blacksell. june 57 *r 150 £5* During our absence from Sa- vannah, James Eppinc^er, cq will net as our at torney; and Mr. Gilbert Cark wi'.l condttet the Mason bu'inrss. CKAXE £t UAKER. july 31—t—160 For sale 2 cases French GOODS, containing 10 dozen short silk Stockings Men’s and women’s silk Gloves Snuff-Boxes Morocco Pocket-Books, Note Books, Ac. avso 1 case French Perfumery By S. C. PUNNING, july 14—0—357 JV*.,2, Commerce now. july 14 157 JOHN R GACDRY, P. OUPON. Notice. During the absence of the Spanish consul the necessary certificates to the papers of all vessels bound to ports belonging to his Catholic majesty will b*: granted by the agent of France, Paul P. TaoMisson, esq. jiriy 28———w 163 Brown Sf Greene Having taken Mr. W iluam Ovkhstreet into co-partnership, all subsequent transactions willbe conducted under the firm of Brown, Greene <§• Co. June 1 av 128 The subscribers Beg leave to inform their friezjdi nnd the pub- ! lie, that they have this day conntcjcd themselves in business, under the firm of Gatnlv & DurAcnt, I and have taken one of colonel Play's new' fire proof brick stores, in Hull-street^ oie door above the stand of the lute firm of-Gajtdjy & Dupon — Where they uoiv offer f\r pa*, •J0 hogshead* i Ni B R ;. ra j itkey Jiissolution. The copartnersliip h. r? tofore existing under I the firm oi .1 K. Wjjjtje <* Qo so far as the repre- I sentatives of the estate of Johw .Tackson - have b< en I interested or concerned, was dissolved .and dis continued on the 1 8th instant, by limitation and 1 * Their business will be conduct- Notice. All person, indebted to me will please make I muia-i! consent payment to Mr. G*ni>er.- t Terr*, who is consti-1 e d as b-.relofore by the undersigned tuted my agent, during my absence from this city. I J. E7 WHITE SAMUEL EVANS. J STEELE WHITE, june 19 j 144 . | julr 25 tj 162 JAayd 8£ Morrison I Notice. Have removed -tieie -stn-r. ,—m the Exchange I JamzsS. Hp-jtocu is duly autthorized to act as to col. Pray’* brick building, over the store el ] —y «t»omev'. N. G. RUTHERFORD. Mesur*. Gaudrv & Dufauie. | jut. 9—1.15 ' tfiJ M « july T5 Landing, from schooner Milo, 5 pipes genuine Holland GIN 15 STOKE * 20 casks superior London Hrown Stout , For sale hy WiLLlFOliU & BAKER, july 30 . ■ 164 30 barrel:* 30 j fch “ U * cin 20 barrels Philadelphia Whfa 2 pij)€s Cognac Brandy 6 qrTcasks ^ Madeira Wine 15 qr. casks Sherry Wine 10 qr. casks L. P. lYneritF Wine 5 qr. casks Malaga Wine 100 boxes best Claret 18 boxes Sautern 18 bags Coffee 50 barrels brown Sugar f 8 barrels white Sugar 40 b oxes Raisins 10 hhds -Molasses 4 hhds Jamaica Rum 20 bags Almonds ; e 8 bags black Pepper. SO dozen best Cordial 180 kegs hog’s Lard 180 boxes Candles . 20 boxes So.p 10 barrels Lime Juice Together with a general assortment of GROCE- Notice. Cronos Collins is duly authorised to act as our I niFs^2 l n t i r LiouORS ler wh i ^^sortment of GRO attorney during our abseLe from the rtate. l^OAlgSl DUFAURE. Letlibrulge Deuel. 6 jllty 14 J57 j„lv 11 o 156 1 ' Hay. 80 bundles offfav, from New-York, by the scii'r Milo, for sale by John Bogue Co. july 30 l 164 Notice. During the absence of the subscribers, Air. | Jamlj G. Hlois will act as their attorney. Duhaniel Sr Auze. july 21 1 160 Notice. Notice. The subscribers have ibis day entered into co partnership. in the town of Darien, M•Into# county, under the firm of Gacdrt, Ckampatbe & Co. Harford's vharf• where they will have con stantly on band a general assortment of GROCE- R1F«S and LIQUORS, of the best qualities, whole sale and retail; and by a strict attention to their bu- Thc subscribers having entered into copart-1 siness trust they will merit a share of public pa- a..i.; n k...: r .1..:. mt nijivr t,nn.,rra i u r i irituv Madeira Wine. 1 pipe 72 naif pipes quarter ca^ks, cf superior quality, for sale by John Boi;ue 6c Co. july 30--— l 264 nership in business, in future their TAILORING | tronage. ilUSINESS will be conducted under the firm of Iasxos & Fowler, who reium their grateful thanks to the gentlemen of Savannah and its vi- vinity for the liberal patronage heretofore re ceived, and flatter themselves, by their superior workmanship and promptitude in business, t< J. B. GAUDRY, C. D. D. CHAMPAYXE. A. DUFAURB. Darien, J\TIntosh covv.ty,July 15,1818. [159] Notice. The subscriber, in consequence of his ill state John C. Holcombe - Having ti kenthe ware-tnni v laiv.t occupied by Plewcllin & Dickinson, ofl« rs his services in the FACTORAGE U COMMISSIONL/.YE. His store Iioumcs are now undergoing a thuroug!, repair for the reception of produce, merchandize for—and strict attention a 1:1 be paid to all busi ness comraitt'-d to hi' care * . fGi )Julv I, I8!8. — f —156 merit a good share* of public patronage. The | of health, -ill be absent from Savannah for a few bus;ness will conducted in the store occupied months, during which time* James E.-pinger, esq I by J W. Cannon, on St. Julian street, opposite •ore lately occupied by Messrs. Stebbins & [ Mason N. B. Constantly kept on hand, a good assort ment of.first chip Cloths, Casimere>, Vestings, Trimmings, See. for the accommodation of ther | customers. J. W CANNON, J. FOWLER. july 1!—-156 .will act as hi< attorney, and will receive rcturna of taxable property at bii office, in Market-square, until the first day of August next, wfien the re ceiver's digest will be c;oscd, and all defaulters double taxed. GREENE It DUKE, july 21 l 160 Notice All persons 1 av ng dumds arainvt the c«tat« of t *k*xami3 I.aviv.yf.r, l.xte of Wliite-ltlufF, <!e- CrA'Cd, are r*qu» >t d to render them duly at-1 tested; and tb« *c indebted t > make pa^ mint to J hn Uaupt. aihn*r. june 1' tf — For sale A negro WENCH, about 28 years of age, a good cock and washer. Enquire at this office, june 25 149 Notice. The copartnership keret'-fore exis’ing between e subscribers, (inner the firm of Kstlell A Se- wzll, is tins day digioivid. A. Kettell, M. Sewall. mav 11 112 New Summer Goods. The subscribers hav+ received, by the ships Jane and Oet.rgia,j*ic arrived frvm UverpcU, AX EXTENSIVE SUPPLY SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, which have been (elected by one of the partner* and Will be sold by the niece or package on rea sonable teems. „ ANDREW LOW & CO. may 26 123 New Goods. Just ^received by the shift John If Edvard, ond Jane, from -idverpool, the fcllo-ing urtic.es: Cambric Mu din Uamuk Towels and Table Clottu Far.cy Dresses and Muslins . While and colored Jeans Aten's cotton half Hose Twist Buttons and silk Twist Ladies* and gentlemen’s white and black silk Hose Fancy Plates, Prints, and furniture Calicos Low priced Brown Hollands Ditto ^rish Dinen Ditto ditto Diaper Siik and cotton Ginghams Extra super black and blue Cloths and Cas- • ~~ stmeres AH of which are offeredftfor sale on accommo dating termsjjqr JOHN TANNER, may 25——122 Notice. The copartnership heretofore existing in the city of Savannah, under the firm of J. £ L Kor- and in the city of New-York under the firm of L. fit J. Kopman, expired on the 22d February 1818, by mutual agreement. All persons having demands against said firms are requested .to pre sent them—-and persons indebted are request ’d to make immediate payment to Joseph Kop- nan in Savannah, or to Louis Kopnvin in New- Yoik. JOSEPH KOPMAN for self und I.OU1S KOPMAN. The business in Savanna!), will be continued by the subscriber on his individual account—who offers fojv sale a general assortment of English, French and India Gauds, for cash or approved pa per. JOSEPH KOPMAN. v j (1 ne 1 128 JMarine and Fire Insnrmcs COMPANY. A dividend for the Ust six months, of four per cent has been declared and will be paid on or *f« tei Monday next, lO WAYNfcj june 5 137 Secretary. Owners of Houses and Wharves TAKE NOTICE. The Managers and Assistants of Engine# will proceed to make an examination <*f the s»ate or your buckets, ladders, fee. throughout their re spective wards on Saturday, the 22d August next. Those that would wish to save themselves the trouble of being summoned bcforexouncil will be complete. jik By order of the board, John lla'jpt, clerk. july 28 1 163 House and Sign Painting. F.ritxtix Piircl takes this method of bilorminj- his friend* and the public in penera\, that he lux entered into copartnership with Mr. 11'. .1. Jrc. Cantllith, and the business in future Will be con ducted under the firm of E. Taint"k SeCo. at their esi»blisltment in Hay-lane, two dpura below Whit, aker street, where all order* for Painting will be thankfully received, and punctually attended to. ’ Ephraim Peirce,- AY. A. McCnutllish, july 28 <-163 Valuable Land Negroes for sc^a. The subscriber offers for sale, his PLANTA* Notice. Janes S. BcLLoru is left the Attorney in fact for the undersigned, during their absence fromtlie State. VVm. M. Evans John Dunwtidy Louisa F. Alexander Dorothy Van Ycrsen Ann Powill june 9—135 Notice. The subscribers having placed the Notes and Book Accounts due the late film of Srennins & Mason, in the hands of JHessr» Lloyd 13 M.rriacn for collection; request those indebted to make immediate payment to them, otherwise suits will be instituted. JAMES M’HENRY, 3 MOSES SEW ALL, ^ at,, S neet may 2—-103 Notice. In consequence of Joiiit Milne’s retiring to Beaufort, the copartnership of Gillett 8c Milne is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those ndebted to the above firm are requested to make layment thereof to William S. Gillett, who inhere- >y authorised to receive the same: and also, to settle all claims against the said firm. CTj* The Hustrfess in Beaufort will be conducted Joun Milne, and that in Savannah by William Gillett, hereafter on individual account. AViiliam S. Gillett, John Milue. march 18 65 TION, consisting of six hundred and sixty 'acre* ol land, situate on the road leading from Louis ville to Augnata, distant about three miles from the former place. It is well improved; and there, is rather more than two hundred acres of cleared land, all fresh, and under excellent fences. With the plantation would be sold forty.five prime Slaves. Possession of the property may be had about the middle of January next. Noble W. Jones. june 6——133 Steam Saw .Mill for sale. In consequence of the ill health of the present proprietor of the Chatham Steam Saw Mills, and his intention of leaving Savannah, the above vain, able establishment is offered lor sale on liberal terms, either the whole or in shares. The engine is a sixteen horse power, which works two com* plete gangs of saws,* also a grift mill. The building is 120 feet long, has 60 feet carriages, and been in operation about six months, and i» in ever)' respect in complete order. ^An unexpiwd lease of tne wharf of nine years, which it 150 feet front, and 50u feet deep—also a good dwelling- house, with other out-buildings, all in good repair, will be sold with the mill. The above establishment can be viewed at any time on application to M, HERBERT. june 2—r 129 Valuable Real Estate. FOR SALE The HOUSES »nd LOT, comer of Broughton and Whitaker street*, now under management of Mr. Uaiford, formerly occupied by colonel Shell- man, and well known as Shellman’s hoarding, house, with all the house and kitchen FURNI TURE, mosdy new, and in good order. Tosses, sion will be given xt any time to suit the purclia*. er. HENRY W. HILLS, july 11.—jc.*- 156 John Litle tif Sons Continue to carry on their manufactory of SAW GINS in a very extensive manner, in CLarleston, where the planters of green seed cotton, and their factors can be supplied with SAW GINS made of the best materials, greatly improved, and much approved of by the planters and factors of Charleston, as will appear in a certificate below. They respectfully inform the planters ot Georgia and the southern part of South-Carolina, that they have established a correspondence with Messrs. Rko4v» & GttELitE and Messrs. Gclhaud £c Tol- tiiLL, factors, in Savannah, w here a constant sup- y of Saw Gins will be kept on hand, and where sample of their Gins is now to be seen at their tores; where orders w iil he received and forward- on to the manufacturers, with the number and of the Gins. Orders from the above gentle men will be promptly attended to and executed with neatness and dispatch! Trice of large Gins nine inch saws, £3 50 per saw; hand Gins, £80 their Gins warranted good, or the money re, urned. Wanted, An Apprentice t.. tl.e • rb. rirg business.— | Any free l.sd cf color-, or 'l l" r . will b- taken, pro vided he ieof good character-, and seti-.e, fo terra oi three or four vtars, and will be wellireat-1 ed- Apply at this' fin -e. jnlj 33—x 164 Notice. The estate and effects of Abbrev Erwi.t, A and Ekwis Sc Co. having subscribers for the payment of certain debts in the first instance, and aftor- iccustomed with taking care ot horses—the other w . rds r cr the 0 f a u d.ecreditorsof the said .bout K yr-is old, remarkably Active and sens: | concerns, notice is hereby given to those interested, Two Negro Boys to hire, Bv the month, one about 20 years old, sir.an I FaviV cBors ISc Co” .nd active, world suit well fora waiting bov. for bee „ a5 ’ siffned to tbe su . gentleman travelling to the back country, being 0 f cemin dtMs j„ the •both j»re country born. Apply at the Mer chants’ and Planters* Hotel to William Craij july 28-si-163 Wanted to Kite Twenty Dollars’ reward. Ran away from the subscriber, on Monday the 27 h just, his netrru man Myles, he is about 25 yrars of age, 5 feet 8 or JO inches big!:; b« smart ami intelligent- stout, vti! made, ar.d:» good look- ing negro—had on when he went stray, a litjht brown coat and !*g!;t colored pantaloons, lie, and another negro, was seen cn the day he runa way, pass through Ya mac raw and go towards the Sau- mill, each of th«ro having a bundle of clothes. The above reward udl be given for lodging him in any of ’he gaols of this Mate or S. Carolina, or to the .*-• bsenber. THOMAS M*GRAN. july 30 ’84 I of the paid assignment." All persons indebted to the said Andrew Efrwin,- Erwin, Groce Sc Co. or Erwin Sc Co. are notified to pay the amount of their debts to tl»e subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will be required, in order to enable the subscribers to make a settlement of the affairs I of the said firms. All those having claims against House, suitab.e lor a gcnterl family, pica- . . .... |«an’.ly situated, for which a liberal rent will be I the said parties are requested to exhibit them to •aid. Inquire at the store of Brant & Fox Tel- I the subscribers, duly attested r»ir*s wharf. july 28—»•—163 Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of Charles Skipwith, late of Wilkes count/, de- ceased, art desired to render them in properly at tested; and those indebted to said estate, wilj moke payment to A. G. SEMMES, cdnJor. Tl e Augusta Herald will publish the above for dx weeks march 21—l—68 GEORGE HARGREAVES,^ JOHN M‘KINNE, BARNA MKINXE, WILUAM SIMS, march 31 — 76 Lull Georgia—Liberty county. By Biij.fi ll.ki.-r. clerl^ol the court of ordinary -for llir count; and state*forv«nirf. Where**, joint M Co Wan :.mI William H Cz«- srl» apply for letters of acifT 1. i.tratn.n on tht .estate and effects of Thomas Uaktr, ia'e of J id county, dr cessed. These, art. -therefore, to cite »nd admor.isl;, ail and Singular, tire kindred and creditors aMbc tiid decesrted.to file their oluections, (if any *h-y hxve) in ray office, xt Riccb-Sou h, on oi-before, the first Monday i«Septcit hr nt at. otherwise let ters of administration will be granted tlidT-lbStf applicants Given under my hand ant' «•«! ih;« ZTth Julr 1818, «od of the Indeperr ’t-r'c- t», r 43,; ,®, r E. Baker, 9. c. • Valuable Real Estate. FOR SALE. The subscriber wSLing to remove from Edge- field district. South Carolina, will dispose of his Plantations about 15 miles from Augusta, (Ga.)— Notice " I ° ne tracl l >' in £ on creek, containing one r . ,w * . * . . ^ t I thousand and thirteen acres; one other on Horn’s Ah persons hairing ccmands ajgamst the estate j Creek, containing six hundred forty-nine acrc3.— -TJohc Mann, tate of Augusta, deceased, are de- 0n , hcforraer ^ ^ood dwelling I,cere, and all .•■Mi IA rr.rtisTW I hx m t f\ vtmnxwv alt rct.ri. .nd I ... .. ... Wc, the subscribers, do certify that we have for ,c years past been supplied with Saw Gins from For sale, A CARRIAGE and pair of well broken HORSES, Inquire of the printer*. june 6—133 ~Ta rent ■ ^1 A DWELLING HOUSB On Brough. ||,I ton street, in a healthy and remarkably * pleasant situation. Possession can M given immediately. Apply to John Lewis. april 29 100 To rent, (And possession given on the 1st of November next,) r, The STORES on thesuPscribcr’a wharf . -.at presenl occupied by Messrs. Nichols, Dobson & Hills—and that occupied by Mr. House. Also, the brick building on the Bay, near Barnardi-street, occupied by the ed itors of the Columbian Museum. ft*. terms, it) the absence of the subscriber, apply to Georgo Jones, esquire. NOBLE W v J<j\ES. june 6 133 y ' To rent, FROM TIIK FIRST JTLT, A pleasantly situated HOUSE, suitable for 4 small family. Also a neat HOUSE and a GARDEN LOT, con taining five acres. Possession of the latter may be obtained immediately. Inquire of the printer*, june 20 145 the work shop of John Lmx fit Son*; the work and performance has given general satisfaction, and we believe their Gins to ^e equal to any made in this state, and that we have obtained the high est price for cotton cleaned by their Gin* in Charleston. Jno. White & Co. Chisolm 8t Tat lor. North & Webb, Rilf.t St O’Haak, Francis G. I)k Liesseline, Mar wood 8t Patterson, Brown fic Tunis. feb 14 3R -ired to render them in properly attested; and necc out buddings, gristmill, cotton'macl.ine diose indebud to said estate will make pa,mem „ d dlMl f lcr .. t wi th about 500 acres under cult,vs- 10 A ‘ ’■ se -LIES, crim or. I tion; on the latter tract there is an eligible s-ite The Augti?:a Herald will publish the state no I for a mill or cotton gin. The lands are well a- tce, f rkix weeks. march 21—5—68 I dapled to the growth of cotton or wheat. ■ — 7— — — I With the Lands will also be sold, 40 or 50 Noticey I NEGROES, good field hands; and the stock, Ad persons having demand* against the estate wh, ch is considerable, together with the season’* .f.HiP .‘ate Thomas Mendenhall, esquire, are re- J cro P» if required. ™Sdto present them within the tine prescrib-1 T erni ^ one-third down, the remainder at one d"by law; and all these indebted are requested to make immediate pat meat to the subscribers. John Ltstlirop, 9 , George Hall, 5 adm ors ’ -180 and iwo year, credit, with approved -indorsers and mortgage. Application to be made on thef remises to the subscriber, or to L. C. Canlelow and William M.llarv, Augusta. Gx ' apnl 21—ej|—94. JOHN ORMOE. For sale. The subscriber offers ter sale his Pl+ANTA- TION and FAIIM, two miles from the city, oa the Thunderbolt road, containing one hundred and twelve acres of Land, of the following des cription, viz: &b?ut twenty-five acres of prime high cotton land, uncleared; and about forty-five acres of prime swamp land, which is the more valuable that the several owners of the same swamp hare come to a contract to have it immediately drained and cleared. There is on the said Farm Tttabl^ Garden,in full flourish and well stock ed with vegetables for the season, with a large Orchard of the best grapes and friits. The pre mises consist in a small Dwelling-House, Kitchen and Stable, n tolerab’e repair, and good Negro Hruses. Four NEGROES, cf good character and well acquainted with gardening and market ing, will be fold with the lar.d. For further par ticulars apply to the subscriber, on the premises, or to I. Stoct, in Savannah. Peter Reigne. June IS- -—cnI 143 To let The west tenement of the HUOSB near the Mu» seum Office, on the Bay—Immediate possession will be given. For terms apply to George Jones. may 12 ——111 mtr ■"Sr Notice. All person* havinc? demands agiinst the estate offthe late Robsrt James Houston, deceased, a>e hereby requested to present, aitliout delay, their accounts dulv attested to Messrs. R. & J. Habersham; and these indebted to make immedi ate payment to them, or to the subscriber. v 3 PATRICK HOUSTON, april 8-83 cdr:in„:ro,c-. Blank Manifests For sale The following LANDS lying in the county of Camden and stale of Georgia: 6070 acres—Tite well knownjplace called Cole, mine, in the river St Mary’s, about thirty mitts above the town, and occupying the north bank of the river, about three miles. 11,015 acres in three tracts, at M’Girth* terry, occupying the north bank'of St. Mary’s river sev eral miles, and lying a little above the former.— The whole forming one body, and no part more than two and a half miles from the river. Some Lots in the town of Bt. Mary's, and a small trait of 100 acres on the high point of Cum. berland island. The St. .Mary’s lands have a quantity of tide swamp, but are m.stiy valuable lor their pine and cypress timber. The river il navigable, for vessels drawing 14 feet water, to Coltrjine, and 12 feet to M’Girth’s ferry. Tlie titles for these lands are unquestionable, and w ill . be guaranteed by tne owner, (in whose possession they have long been) and whose ability to do ui »ili not be questioned. They Will be sold in small tracts, or o'herwise. on favorable terms to suit '.urcharers, as the proprietor has determined to close bis business in Georgia as soon as possible. Apply to _ SAMUEL M. BOND, june It——f 137 l For sale at this office. . X Georgia—Effingham county. P,y Jotui Uharl'o-', rnrk ot the court of ordinary eftbe county and state aforesaid. Where*.*," James Herman Crum, applies for „f administritien on the estate anti effects of Herman Crum, late of said county, deceased, as next of kin. . . , These, are, therefore, to cite and admrrash a 4 and singular, the kindred and creditora of tbe sail] deceased, to file their objections (if any they have ) in my <'«re, at Effingham, on or before th# 25th day of August next, othrtr.x Utters of »4- jninis*ration wifi be granted t|,e «.d ap^jot. Gives under my ha no and. seal Bus 25thto of July. 1618, *ad 43d year of American unfer pender.ee. (L S ] Juiyp JOHN CHfELTPib".fff» r m H r