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*f In 1 36 i, vl;ich coat lain tlio Swetl iali crown. V new urj'lt; of preventing the dry rot ha-* been presented to the Navy Hoard,by MivCniutnius, of Truro, which consists in boiling t!ie timber in alum water, pluvious to its bein'; U-.C !. Tne Bombay (J;r/.ette states, that a gol den intake of tins Hindoo ‘Deity, Gaucsliu, was part of llie booty at the late capture of the iort at Sitljjhur. I his iilol has been conec...ed within a column or pillar of itia* ► v, under wnich it vii.s expected l.is goifship would liavc ren.ui:ivd secure, ami uoaid have eluded the scaren oi the con •pierors of the lort. Report euiianrcs the value of this idol to several lacks of rupees, mi i a la< k and a half arc sail’ to have been already o.T.retl for his ransom. Br.i VAs r, Oct. Id. r:. London papers of Thct-day and Vrid iv, fully confirm t!ie important inlel lc'once, that tlie evacaation of France by tin* Allied Army lias received the sanction of tne Crowned Heads at Aix-la-Chapelle. The troops are to be withdrawn in a month ft mu t!ie signature of the document pre pared lor this purpose. S.IVANWAtt, MONDAY MOItN’fKG. DEC. 7, 1818. SPAIN AN.) IlEll COLONIES. Vi'c find it statefi in our Belfast papers, says the t/liarlestou Courier of tin* oil instunt, on the itliority jf a private Letter from A;x-la-Lha pelle, that the Congress lias refused to interfere in the disputes between Spain and her Retailed Colonics. The ship Chauncsy, Capt. Mackay, froth this port to liie Pacific Ocean, unit thence to Canton, put into llio de Janeiro, on the 15t.i oi’ September, for a supply of provi sions. Here ti.e vessel was seized as a pi rate, aud tne otlicers and crew thrown into a liitiiy dungeon, where they were couti uoJ for several days. The spirited and persevering conduct of Mr. Sumpter, our Consul at that place, however, ultimately restored the people to their iiberty, and the vessel to t.c otl'cers, and she vas to pro ceed on her voyage in tliree or lour days. Or. Tainudge llailey, son of the i’ost- Mis-ter of this city, was surgeon of of the sqip Chauii'-ey, and although he was in a very delicate state of health, lie, with the rest, was thrown into a filthy damp dungeon, thirty feet below the sur face of tile ground. We have seen a let ter from him on this subject, to his father, and we hope our government will take pro p:r notice of the transaction.' —V. I'. oa~. [JJy the brig JL:rgaret-JVrigkt.] TIUVATK LLTTKKS. “ Liverpool, Oct. 3. We have now the pleasure to ham! you our Circiilor of tile Ist iust in addition to which we may observe, that Cotton conti nues very dull, and judging from present appearances, wc think we shall ere long wLiicjs further decline ; for holders seem to be pressing their stocks on the market in a way that seems likely to have that el icit ; and in lact we see nothing to justi fy the present extravagant rates.” Another Letter, same date* —'• Notwith standing all the spinners have returned to work again, anil consumption going on ha rapidly as at any former period, the demand tor Colton has been dull, and prices have declined 1-H per lb. This week, the im portations amount to 3031 bags, 2297-of which arc from Bombay, and the sales, in the mean time, are 5850 bags ; amongst which there are 7U Sea-Islands, sav, mid dling at 3s, fair to good 3s l-2d. a 3s. sii. 850 Uplands, sav, ordinary to middling, 19 1-4 al9 l-2d,fair to g00d,19 3-4 a 21J and fine 21 I-2d. SJO New-Orleans, say, ordinary to middling, at 19 3-1 to2t)d, fair to good 2‘) 1-2 a 29d. Si*a Islands have de clined much —choice quality fully 12d per lb. We are expecting a gradual decline yet,’hough it is said our stock does not exceed 6500 bags. We would recommend you not to touch that kind at above 45 cents for fine quality. ” Bice in bond remains at about 445. p -r cw t.”— Char. Cour. FROM HOLLAND. By the regular trading ship Charles and Henry, Capt. Candler, we have re ceived Amsterdam papers to the 15th Oc tober, and Prices cuneut at Amsterdam, Bremen and Hamburg, to the 12th. Ex tracts from the letter follow Prices at Hamburg, Oct. 2.—Cotton Georgia 41 1-2 a 4(5 l-2d. Louisiana, 43 1-2 a47 1-2 j Bengal, 20 a 21 1-2. Rice, 30 a3B marcs ; East-India 20 a 26. To bacco, Louisiana, 9 1-2 a 10 sh ; Virginia, 7 1-2 a 13. Coffee, Do:n. and Jam. fine 17 a 17 l-2s. Sugar, Ilav. white 14 3-4 a lGd. brown, 11 3-4 al2 3-4. Rum, Jam. 75 a 90 vix dolls ; W. India do. 60 a 05. Ex change on Loudon, 2 mouths, 8s Id. ah. sight, 33 4. llremin , October 3. —Cotton, Geo. 44 gr. pr 4d. I.ouisiada, 45 a 40; Pernains, 50; Bengal, 22 a 21. Rice, Caro. 13 a 13 1-2 Rt (Bremen dollars); East India,7 1-2 a 9 1-2. Tobacco, Mai viand, yellow 27a38gr; Vir. Geo. and Ren. li a 23, Porto Rico, 19 a 28. Sugars, Ifavanna ■white, 14 1-2 als 1-4 gr; brown, 12 al3 ; Doiii. ami Mart. 11 a 11 1-2. Rum. Jam. 72 1-2 a 85 Rt.; Boston.. Jit Amsterdam, Oct. 12.—Potashes, 85 n 100s per 100. Pearl, 95 and 110. Cotton, . N. O. 40 a 50 gr; Geo 45 and 50 ; Stirri r.am, 52 a 50; Bengal 24 a 21. Rice, Car. 95s per 100. Tobacco, Virg. 10 a l ist? Por’o Rico, 19 a2l ; \ annas, 110 u I£o. | Coll'ec, Java, 17 1-12 al9 1-2 st; Jain. 17 1-2. Sugars, Mart, white, 17 a2O gr. iia. do 1(3 a .2 1-2; Musco. 12 1-2a 15. Run;, Jam. 20 a 27f per anker; \V. India, 22 25; American, 21 a 21 1-2. Exchange hi Loudon, 80 3-4s banco, two months; 375. short sight.— lbid. SMOLLETT'S 10MB. Situated on the banks of the. Amo, bet ween Leghorn and Pisa, in the most ro mantic spot that even the vivid imagina tion of an Italian could select, rises the tomb of our countrymen, Smollett, the au thor of Roderick Rarnlum, &c. It is of a plain octagons, form, about 30 feet in height, aud six feet in diameter at the base which forms an apartment, to which there arc three doors. The English who vi-.it it from the port of Leghorn, have erected a plain marble table surrounded with stone scats within ; and scarcely a vessel arrives but the officers anil crews pays a visit to Smollett's tomb. It is worthy of remark, (as noticed in a funner paper,) that the toi.'ib is covered with laure*, so that hardly onefstone can be seen, and it is even bound up to clear the entrance at the doors.— The laurel grows wild in all parts of Pus cany, and the homage, of friends has plan ted many a tip on the tomb of departed genius. Four marble stabs are placed in side with inscriptions in the Italian, La tin, Greek and English languages. A po et of Italy has said pleasantly, that he ca red not where his bones were laid, so that thev were not molested by having bid ver ses inscribed on the soot where they lay. If poor Smollett had the same feelings, how dreadfully unquiet must he be under the weight of his epitaphs. Besides the wretched versification, the two first con tain what is frequently very necessary in an epitaph, but what certainly cannot re commend it to those who knew the subject of it. They contain each an untruth: Smollett did net die contented in Toscany but with the utmost regret. Smollett did not love every body, but was almost as great a hater of his fellow ereatures as Swift himself.— Lon. pap. TIIF. L VTE MR. DORSEY. The death of Dr. John Syng Dorsey, pro fessor of Anatomy, has produced the fol lowing remarks, which wc copy from l‘oul son’s paper. Every eye, interested in the progress of Medical knowledge, turned to h:tn with glauces of approbation; confidently antici pating in him. a most promising “ under growth” that.should supply the loss sustain ed by the fall of a Wisiar. Students from dilTercnt sections of our country, iia<l already arrived in Philadel phia. They heard his eloquent introduc tion to a course of Lectures, which they had reason to expect, would have been scientific, Accurate and luminous. Alas ! they will hear his voice on more! At the close of his introductory address, Dr. Dorsey deplored the los* of his prede ce-Hors in the chair he expected t. occupy, Dii. ishippen and Wistar. I!c described their sun as set, but honed that some streaks of light were still left in the hori zon* which might direct the anatomist in his laborious way. Had he lived that wish ed for light he would himself have exhibi ted, am. have risen as the ethereal sun.— On the very evening of his first lecture, after the loud applause of a large and af fectionate class, the chill of Death fell on him, For ten or eleven days lie lias linger ed ; at length, like the dew of the morning, lie lias vanished. Lost oti Saturday night at the ,Theatre, a Red Morocco Pocket Book with a considerable aum of money, in bills of the Planter’s Bank, ami several papers of importance to the owner. The finder will be generously rewarded,by leaving it at tliis Office. Dec 7. Caution lo the Public! The Subscriber’* Pocket Book was stolen from his coat pocket on Saturday evening last during the performance at the t heatre. The contents were twenty two dollars in paper ar.d an accepted draft drawn by James Holmes, Esq. of Sunbury, on Mr. E. S.Rt-cs, merchant, of this city, for R 244 and a draft of Mr. James Alexander on Alexander Hunter, Esq. of tlu9 city, forSl33. Payment of the above drafts being stopt, they can be of no us: to any on* but the owner. Thomas N. Morel, Dec 7—257 Lit— jff&MAlUXE \AaT.tfQ> PORT OF SAVANNAH. istivta SINCE OCR LAST, Ship Jane, Drummond, Italtimolc, 6 (lays, and 4 from the Capes—porter, stone ware, whiskey, Ac—to W Gaston, J F. \V hite & Cos. Campbsll It Gumming, Harris Sc Waterman, J S Pelot, D Weaver, W Starr, and S Lawson. Passengers —Mrs. Gilmartin and 3 children, Mr and Mrs Reedy, Mr. and Mrs Bennett, Mrs West, Messrs Weaver, Dorsey, Morris, Jenkins Oakes,Chcet h.im, Kennedy, Holland, Kclpli and OtConner. Sloop Mary-Ann, Hamlin, Providence, (RI) 8 days—brick, lime, Ac—to the master. Passen gers—Mr Devenport. Schr. Renown, was to sail the days after the Mary-nnn. Schr. Rebecca f* Elizabeth, Wadwtll, Hartford (Conn.) 10 days—with hay and bricks—to the master.—Passengers—J. Jennings, A. Clarke, M. Elias II Tifleny. Sloop Martha, Tatem, Philadelphia, 22 ds. am! 5 from Hampton Roads, where see pot in fora harbor—with bricks, tic to J Lillihridgc. riMuii, Brig Hem, Bailey, Philadelphia llrig Gov Hopkins, Adams, Providence Brig Planter, Uly, Alexandria, D C Brig Maryland, Geogagan, Baltimnae Schr F.ivira. Crowell, Wilmington, NC Schr Enterprise, Delano. Cliaiieston Schr Milo, Beetle, Ncw-York Sloop Roxana, Duane, Norfolk. Ovand liO&ge.’ I rjT'IF. Members < f the Grand Lodge c.f Georgia, ! £. a.id the several Lmlgei under ns jurisdiction !—c s mini,>ncd to attend an -extra grand commu . ...cation I IDS DAY, at 11 o'clock A M ior the j ihection of Officers. Hy order if the Light il'ovthipful Grand .Matter* A HUNTER. Grand Secretary*. Dec 7 2.17 . lAinrary*'. This LtimAHY Ro&m will be open for delivering Books every day from a 3 to 4 o’clock, P. M. • OKMLER, Secretary. dec 7——257 Fellow-Citizen*.,..! oilier myself as a candidate fur Receiver of Tax Returns, and it elected, will discharge the duties of the office to the best of my abilities. . ADAM COI’E. Dec 7 —2j7 For Sale, 39,000 Bricks 33 Bundles Hay Landing from Schr Rebecca and Elizabeth, capt Wau* el'. Apply on Loard, or to tl BATTELLE A CO. dec 7 257 • ~ SUOT.S.- Just received by brigs lfliza ami Almira, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY PACKAGES SHOES AND BOOTS, In addition to a LARGE ASSORTMENT. All.for sale hy ‘ SAMUEL KUANS, Red Stole, east of the Exchange, Down tlie Bh-T. Dec 7—297 9 Received, . Per ship Cera, capt. Mehlin, from London Best London POUTER, —VIZ— -2d casks draft, from Barclay’s brewery 100 do bottled, 7 dozen each, from Hihbcrt’s 20J do do 7 do from Austin’s ■;J uo pale Ale in bottles, 7 dozen each. PAINTS, ground in >ii—viz : White Lead, 190 kegs, ?B lbs each do 390 do 14 do Tine black 20 do 28 do do 59 do 14 do Fine olive green 50 do 28 do do bright do 15 do 14” do o° do bright blue 39 do 14 do LINSEED OIL, viz: 10 casks of 50 gallons each 50 jugs of 51-2 do ....xi.50.... 259 mats of wine Bottles, 1 gross each 2 tons of 14 or. sheeting Cooper JO sheets milled I .tail 300 casks lonun Ccnitnt For sale* by R. RICHARDSON A Cos. Dec. 4 -5 Sugar und *V. K. Rnm , In hogsheads and barrels, fur sale by George Gordon. dec. 2 -< 253 Receive A Per ship Corn, capt. Jfchlcn,from London, Best London PORTER, vix 20 casks draft from Barclay’s brewery 100 do bottled, 7 tloz each, from Hibber’s 200 do do 7 do do Austins 50 do pale Ale in bottles, 7 dozen each PAINT.S, ground in oil, viz White Lead, 100 kegs, 28 !bs each . Do do 300 do 14 do do Fine black 20 do 28 do do Do do 30 do 14 do do Do olive green 50 do 28 do do Do bright do 15 do 14 do do £HSd,*,! 15l “V'Mlb.a.h Do bright blue 30 do 14 do do Linseed OIL, viz JO casks of 50 gallons each 59 jugs of 52 do do ‘ 252 mats wine Bottles, 1 groce each 2 tons of 14 or. ahuat King Copper 100 sheet* milled Lead 300 casks Roman Cement ‘ For sale by R RICHARDSON &. CO. Nov 30 251 Wl\Uc Wins, &c, iSI. FEW bales white plains English writing viid copying Taper London particular Madeira Wine of superior , quality, in pipes, half pipes aud qr. casks March’s brand, warrum cd pure Braedy in pipes N E ltum in hhds Lump Sugar, in bbls and hhds Claret in ooxes of 1 doz each . • . Kentucky Twine in cases For sale by i . jno. nor.UE h co. Hunter’s wharf. Nov 25 252 6 NOTICE. PROPOSAL, •..ill he received hy either of the Subscribers for building a noat to receive and carry awav uhat may be raised by the mud Machine employed in improving the navigation of Savannah River. A plan of the same may* be had on application. lIAZF.N KIM BELL, ? Com. of Com'rt. CHARLES ROCKWELL, 5 ofViloto- Nov 27 253 ‘ 3 . 49 casks bottled Lt>, . ter Just received and for sale by John Bogue fit Cos. Dec 2—255 4j Notice. An election will he held, at the Court.Tlouse, in Savannah on Monday, the 4th day cf January en suing, for Receiver of Returns of Taxable Pro perty, an < Tax Collector, for Chatham countv, for the year 1819 —of which the electors of said county will take due notice. John P. Williamson, j. x. c. c. c. Oliver Sturges, J. i. c* c. c, Ebenezcr S. Rees, j. i. o. o. c. Thomas N. Morel, 1. 1, c. v. c. Dec. 4-—256 First .Vigil of.\ir*.mLFltin h * : ENGAGEMENT, and Second of Mr. Ut^SON’S. THIS EVENING, Monday Dec. 7 .1818. Will be performed, Bhcriden'a COMEDY of tlie School loir Scandal. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Ililson Sir Oliver Surface, Clark Charles Surface, . Dalton Crabtree, ■ • . Faulkner Snake, Fennel Rowley, . Quin Sir Benjamin Backbite, Drummond -Joseph Surface, . Young Mimes, . . Brown Careless, Nichols Trip, Hyat Servants, Messrs. Schonotti, kc. laulp Teazle, Mrs. GILFERT, Lady Sncenvcll, Clark Mrs. Candor, Barrett Maria, Waring After the Comedy, A DANCE, called “ La Chantreuse ,”by Miss CLinK. To which will he added, tire Musical Farce of the , Chtt&vcu in the W00d,.! J Walter, Mr. Hilson ■> Lord Alford, Drummond Apathy,. ✓ llorton Oliver, Fennel Sir Rowland Clark t* Boy, Master Clark Gabriel, Mr. Faulkner Ruffians, Mcsssrs. Quin A SeWanl Girl, , ‘ Miss Clark Josephine, Mrs. Waring Winifred’ Clark Ladv Alford, Horton tC7V\dmission to the Boxks aud Pit One •/W/m—to the Gallery, Fifty Cent*. The Dooisto be open at half past 5, and the performance to commence at half past C o’clock, precisely. TICKETS and places for the Boxes, to be haid at the Box Office at the Thkctme on day* of perfii) hfhnce from 19 till 2 o’clock, and from 3 till 5; anil on non-play days, fra-i 19 till 2 o’clock. ‘IICKKTScan he admitted ou those Nights on ly for which they are expressly sold: CHECKS not transferable. Smoaking in the Theatre cannot lie allowed. For Bordeaux. *r¥r One hnudred mid fifty bales are wanted to fill opt substantial fast sailing brig for the above port. Applv to J. BATTELLE k CO. j Dec 2 255 3 For Freight or Charter , Ton Port in France, nr the IF cst-Indies, The'brig ELIZA, capt. Adams. MrTY For terms apply to the masteron board, vTa\- or 1(1 *£srdS* • J. BATTELLE & CO. Landing from sai{l brig t . 2u hlids N F. Rum 41,090 handsome brirks 49.000 feet white pine Board* Apply a* above. Dec 2—255 3 T\out tuuV cofftc.. 200 bbl fresh superfine Baltimore filour 3c cask* prime tlavanna Coffee,-entitled to de hentore Lauding from tlie 3chr Octavo, for sale by DOUGLASS Sc SORRF.L, nt Messrs It Richardson £c Co’s. For Baltimore,. The Schr OCTAVO, Captain f/ff/lt Millikin, w ill sail in a few days. For jvi wA\. freight apply to the captain on board, at Delton’s wharf, or a* above. Dec 2 255 NOTICE. All persons having any demands against the Patriot anned brig “ THE GENERAL SAN MARTIN,” are re wSttSim quired to render thtm to JOHN II MOREL. ..- Marsh.il Ga. District. Dec 4 25(5 D. D. NICHOLS, ir.rrcn jxn clock^uker, HAS received by recent arrivals, and now op ening, a general of Goods in bis line consisting of Gnui and Sitvr.n Patent and plain W ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Silver Srooxs, L.UILFS, Toxos,'Pencil Cases, Thimbles, Miniature Settings, Tortoise Shell Combs, Coral and assorted lleiujs. Silver cord and Tassel*,Walk, ing canes. Dirks, fancy Snuff Ilo.ws, hall Lamps, brass Andivons, Shovel and Tong*, Castors, small Looking Glasses, Ridicules, Clasps, gilt and plated Ware, Pocket Books, fcc & c fcc He also informs the Public, he is anxious to give the reward offered in his former advertise ment for the discovery of the Thief and Goods ta ken from his Store on the evening of the 17th ult. *,* Watches and Clocks repaired as usual. Persons being indebted will confer an infinite obligation on him by culling and closing their ac counts without delav. , Dec. 2 255 law2m JOHN U. KING, .MERCII.I.XT TAILOR, HAS removed from hi* stand on the Hay to the corner of Broughton and Bry an Streets, the hense formerly occupied by Messrs. Blanchard, where he proposes to execute all kinds of tay hir ing work in the best and most fashionable manner. Dec 2 255 9 T\xt\Ob \a\a\u\ SoU. The CARGO of the ship Alexander capt Hitch ens, is offered for sale, and will be sold on low ternn,if taken from on board. Applv to 1L RICHARDSON h CO. Nov 30 242 NOTICE. Tlie honorable the Superior Court of Chatham county commence* its regular sittings on Monday, 4th January ensuing, at the court house in Savan nah, at 10 o’cloee in the forenoon return day to the same in the 15th instant ‘*• Job T. Holies, clerk. dec. 2 255. jos Sftle, ;F*NgLt iv Charter. **‘p>’ALLY, Captain .Cv4i&B. Ijhttbcn, 284 ton*— h*P|EVgi li uik Vessel—hu’lt or •fVlUCrfa the bis 4 white oak and liackmaluck and may be eut td sea Without any expense. Ap- V . ‘ t. 11. RICHARDSON & CO. Ileccivcd by said ship, and/or sale on board vt BoUrni't upper irfuirf, iLcfuii..ivg article* 223 bids Tlipinastown Lime 18 tons of Day - 18 thousand feet clear w Lite pine boards 20U tiest spiucc Spars Nov .29 254 3 . -• Passage for Havre. The fine coppered brig GEOR JTJjX GL\, capt Ba.r.n, uitlieKgant.acctmi modalions for passengers, v, ill be d< * M&Sfc patched the latter end of the presen week. Applv on board, or to ‘SCARBOROUGH S; McKINNL. Nov For Baltimore. With all possible dispatch. MH'f The new and fast sailing Jn-ig MARY- I-AM), one third of. her cargo being ready to go on boyd. For freight of th • remainder applv to the master on boani, or to WILLIAM GASTON. n re 27—253 3 For New-York, * ■ - Ti e coppered, ticket hr : g |£wfv- OTHELLO, J Mott, master, will fc|v ,n,n, vdiute despatch., n part of her G&aZSm hciiig rca.lv to go on board, for remain, tier of height or passage having extensive and handsome accoinmotlations apply to the captain on board or to ■ GEORGE GORDON. Nov 23 252 3 • Leah Simpson On the Huy, two doors below the flmetnii printing office. HAS ready at a'l times <f the dav from 11 in the morning until at night. RELISHES oi every description, including Beefsteaks in (ha first s'y le ; Oysters of the best qual't-.-, and flavor, dressed to suit the taste of the Epicure ; also, mock ‘1 tittle, and other rich Soups ai tlie u.,,iai hours. nov2o 25^ — rQ REN ; r MTlie apartments and a yard at tached thereto, over the Office of .lit! Bank United States in this place. Tlh-v are well suited fin* the purpose* of Counting house, and will be shewn, during Hank hours. t- persons disposed to rents Uy appiy ing in the Office. Nov 25—252 3 Bills on Ncw-York, For sale by JOHN LATIIROP & CO. Nov 25——252 3 C Postponed on account of the weather.'] This Day, Jth inst. Will be sold on J. Wallace's wlutrj, * 6 chests brass brass mounted Tower Muskets steel rummers 2 do brown barrel Fowding-Pieccs 23 tierces English pale ale 13 do best brown stout Porter 30 kegs fine Mustard, 7 a 8 lb each 11 hhds men’s, boy’s and youth’s coarse English Hats 12 elegant hall Lamps, brass mounted, with ceil ing shf.des Terms—for all sums under £2OO, cash; over 290 t riotes at 69 days, with approved endorsers. Side lj commence ut 11 o'clock. SI. Hetbert, aucl'r. Dec 7 257 Sheriff's sates, continued. On the. first Tuesday in January next, To he sold before the court-house, in tlie ci*v of Savannah, at the usual hours, between tvii tuid three o’clock, Alt that tract of first quality nvar swamp tide rice land, containing one hundred and fifty acres, situate in the county of Chatham, on Ogcchc'e ri. ver, opposite Strauthy hull and Sterling’s blulf, coinpfelely danfmed in and Handsomely Irid off in squares nut exceeding fifteen acres each, and each square ca*i he flowed from the river, bound ed bv lands ortieorge W M’AUlster, the estate of Benjamin Stitss, anil Thomas Gibbon*. This land is well worthy the attention of rice planter*, its pitcli of trade, its recent clearing and great advantage* on the river carta uly entitle it to no tice and examination before it is sold —sold under and by virtue of a deed of the honorable the supe rior court of Chatham county, holding equity', ju risdiction, made at may term, 1818, ina case with in Ann Morell and other*, are complainants, and John 11. Morel and others arc defendants* and as tlie property of Peter Henry Morell, deceased- Titles clewr—term* of sale cask, and purchaser to pav foi titles. . ’ GEORGE L COPE, a. c. e. Dec 7 257 She rill’s sales. Oh the f | I 7‘m infiMi’ i'll In i inn n in 11 Will he sold at flic court-house in the city of Stu Vaiinahbctwcen the usual hour* of 19 and 3 o’clock All that lot, in llroughion-strect, 60 by 90 feet w ith 2 brick improvement* {hereon, known by the number 2, (two) liberty wanl; also, four ne. groes, named Fair, Simon, Phcrbe and Tamer; uL so, owe fourth of two third parts of all that lot in Yainacraw, Oglethorpe ward, and improvements, known by the number 42, containing—— feet bvj— feet, in the lane opposite Mr. Sc arbrough ; also one fourth of two third part* of all that lot, in lamiach tvtiling, Ileathcoat wanl, Ktatc.streot, near Wriglit’s square, and known by the number 9,containing bOTcet front and,9ofeet deep, ami late the reaidcrcejrif Lucas Lurcna, with the im provements—tuken under decree in equity -s tho property of Thomaa I.uccna. Conditions, cash. GEORGE L. COPE, s. t. o. dec 7—257 + HherilFs Saifs. On the first Tuesday in January, 1819. Will be sold st the courthouse, in the city of St. vannah, between usual hours of ten and three o’clock. Four Negroes, named Fhcebe, nnd her threo children, Betty, Will and Alfred—sold under tho foreclosure of mortgage its the property of Edw. Miuiroa at the aoitof David John M< ncit}/ GEORGE L. COPE, s.. c. Nov 2—242