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(No. 762.) FOR S A L F, If aMVted for within eight days, The following PROPERTY: ‘ r ’ j - V""! T No. i and 2, with the [ I j buildings thereon, corner of V ¥ff|j , Barnard street and St. James’s square. The house having recent laß jS B'WF'm l 7 * iad cxten^ve re P a * rs 1S perfeft ly convenient for the accorrmo ~-■'V —■ • dation of one large or two finall smilies. The foil of the lots is very rich, having been highly manured. Among the conveniences of the offered premises are, kitchen garden, spacious yard, roomy kitchen, walh house, cellar, fhble, and chair house; aifo at a trifling exptnce may be repaired a well, said to have been one of the firft in the city for the excellence of its Water. If not fold within the time above mentioned, it will be rented for one year, airl immediate mffe.fion given. The HERMITACI- I r.W I A I :(N, Too welt known f>r its beautiful fitaation, (commanding from its banks a fill view of Savannah) goQd foil, valuable wood, large hindfome convenient buil lings, garden, and peach orchards, to require a more particular description. If not fold within eight days, advantageous terms will T>e given to any peidon, well recommended, who is well acquainted with the making of bricks, having eight or ten hands to carry on that business at the Hermitage, a filia tion excellently calculated for the purpose, having good cltiv, and large bodies of wood contiguous to it. Apply to * S. WALL. J lay 25. F O R S A L E, A bargain to the purclialer, The Brg Wafhirgfon, / A BOUT 200 tons, now at fAL anchor at Five Fathom Hole, Iffiiln ‘ a rnn S ror uiy vessel, excellently calculated for the trsnfportation of lumber, Philadelphia built, about four years old, very well found. ALSO, Her Cagi of about 4500 BufHel* \hm\ Salt. Apply to S. WALL. May 25. F O R S V L E, :i_i_ AHou r ioo.ooo F/-*r Pitch Pne Timber, cut eight weeks pall by Dr. Bond, near Sunbury, where it is ready far delivery. The quility of the pine, its dimensions, and the particular manner in which it is squar ed, cannot fail of commanding in Jamaica, for which market it was intended* a very great price. In preference to filling the fubfiriber offers very advan tageous terms for its transportation to Kingdom Apply to S. WALL. May 25. THE fubferiber offers very advantageous‘terms to the proprietor of a vessel calculated to transport from 40 to So horles to Demerara. In the event of his not imme hately succeeding in procuring a vessel he will dispose of a nndfome cargo of horles, well calculated for any market n the Well Indies, or on the South Continent, on re ifon tble terms. - S. WALL. fubferiber possessing the mod valuable (hell banks ■ X within 5 o miles of Savannah, and having edablilhed a |jng of hands on the Eland of Great Waffaw for the making f 1 offers that article, delivered there, on such terms F would be extremely advantageous to the carriers. He now budding a wharf up a large, fafe, navigable creek, |ithm 50 vards of the spot where the lime is burnt, where secure boatS ’ bUt VOffels of r s° tot > will be perfrAly F He having aifo employed a number of (hip carpenters, |ood workmen, offers to contra* for the building of Am fcida or other boats, poffefimg the mod approved materials p,, s- wAn T£ D, K.°°c i a l °^' < ’ oc * c ,E have been raised on tik, k for ’' h ' cl ‘ ca(h ’ and a SMtrcws grief, will be F S. WALL. j A ijy 25, __— I ~ CE. FT IHE Auguda Mail, by POST, will in future fro L *** ° f Governme nt. The arrivals will At Savannah, on Friday, 12 o'clock noon. I . Auguda, on Monday, cp. m . I Th L ° uifvi,,e on Sunday night. li he Departures from Savannah and Augusta by the said f° S 1 and th * STAGE will be as formerly. 7 t ~ W. H. Lange, p. k. | savannah, May 2l> 1798. I T FORs AL E, ’ I Georgia Paper ■ Medium. ■ Apply to James Mackintosh* H Janiury 04. ‘ FRIDAY, JUNE i, 1798. Ju t} arrived from the IJlands Melos, on the JVindward Goajl cj'Africa* The Schooner Hibernia, Edward Eadon jun. Matter, With a CARGO cf PRIME SLAVES, The sale of which will commence on Tuesday the sth June next. Conditions cash, or approved bills on Philadelphia, New York, Boston, or Rhode liland. ROBERT WAITS. Savannah, May 21, 1798. — Opening by George Ralston, A Handsome AJfortment of Printed, Tanmored, and Piam Muslins. Aifo, lately Received} Two Cases ot L idles, Gentlemens, and Boys Beaver Hats. February r. SUPERFINE and line Baltimore flour, Pork, Crackers, Jamaica and New England rum by the puncheon, Bed London porter by the dozen, and A quantity of good corn, For sale, by SLUYTER BAKER , in Mr. Hogg's buildings, St. JulianJirect, Jobnfons fquari. May 1, 1798. Tlie liibfcribers ha e for liile, at their dore under the Bluff, The following Articles , Which they will dispose of on moderate terms for cash or produce, viz. PUNCHEONS high proof Jamaica and Wed India rum, barrels coffee, ditto beef, ditto frelh fuperfine flour, ditto pilot and ship bread, ditto linked oil, ditto Tamp ditto; kegs white lead, ditto Venetian rel, ditto Spanilh brown, ditto yellow paint, ditto green ditto, ditto PrufKan blue ditto; calks gunpowder, ioßlbs. each; boxes different fused window glass; alum fait, bed French brandy,’ and Northward rum. They have aifo on hand, A general Affmtment of SHIPCHANDLLIi \, confiding of the mod uieiul articles in that Jine. Like wife, Different kinds of lumber. TAYLOR & MILLER. IQ 0 ’ Who continue the Factorage and CommilSpn Bu fineis, and have on hand for sale, a quantity of rice, in whole and half barrels. May 17. JAMES BELLHLR, In addition to bis former AJfortment, has received by the iajl vessel from Glasgow, via Cbarlejlon, fne following Articles, Which be will dispose of on the lowejl terms, for caj): only, viz . PICKLED herrings in kegs Red ditto in ditto Split peaHjan ditto. Aifo, by the jbip Shepherd est, from Hew York, Bed fallad oil in bottles Olives Capers Prunes Anchovies Fruits preserved in brandy Bed old bottled cider Ditto in barrels Tamarinds Fird quality of French claret in bottles Pickled oyders Pickles Poland darch in barrels, cr by the pound Loaf fugai* in lioglheads, or by the lingle loaf Railins Currants Soft” (bell almonds Spirits of turpentine Liquor cases Empty bottles, Bcc. May 17, 1798. PAIN r OIL. THE fnbfcribers have received on consignment, a few cafks.of bed DU FCH OIL, containing 40 gallons each, which they will foil low, if applied for. May 14, 1798. MCALL MILLER. H. C. JONES, HAVING convenient dores on Clarke's wharf for the reception of Country Produce, or Merchandise of any description, offers his bed lervices to his friends, and * the public, in tranfacVmg any business they may place in his hands as a Factor or Coounifiion Merchant. Savannah, OSlober 7, 1797. Meins & Mackay OCCUPY the wharf and dores late in possession of Mr. John Cuningham, inferior to none in this city for the doreage and security of property the Shipping and Fa&orage Line tlwy offer their forces to the Public, ai)d flatter themselves that every fatisfadho* will be afforded thole who may em ploy tnem. J , they have for sale, 1J pipes Bourdeaux brandy, 70 barrels ship bread, and *> 20 ditto pilot ditto. Savannah) January 1798# (4 dollars per arm.) SAUNDERS MOTT A, Hair Dresser, RESPECT FULLY informs his cudomers anff tlie pub lic, that he has removed from Mr. Cummings’s to his new shop in Lincoln street, nearly oppofitc Mr. Dillon’S boarding house, where he will endeavor to merit a conti nuance of their favors. FOR SAL E, 7 ~ On Saturday the 23d of June next, at X o'clock, on the premises, at Five Fathom Hole, three miles below the City of Savannah , and on the said river, Th? krca.cr Pait ul the Froot ot foot No. $ ui possession of the fubferiber, laid off lately by accurate lurvey into 20 wharf lots, eacn Containing from 100 to 200 feet front, and from 190 to 370 fret back from -tlie natu ral bank of the river, (exclusive of feet thoiQUghfoco and lanes) with a good road from Savannah to tl pre miles nearly completed. The lituatron* of thde lots a<K welt known, and coniiiered at pielLnt iacreafingj* vaJut* as b.ing at the head of navigation for all more than 12 fret water; tiiey are likewise well lituatui for trade, building of jfores for the reception of produce, and particularly adapted for carrying on the lumber bufi nels; aifo capable of improvenient at a finall expence, tlie bank of the river running generally from 20 to 40 fret off the channel, and lufficiently firm in its prelent state to admit of large veffids taking on board their cargoes without the aid of a wharf. -On the premifrs: there are now a good wharf too fret front, and deepl enough, within ten feet of the head, for the largest vessels tlie river will admit;'aifo a. dwellinghoufe, corn house, poultry house, and a garden; all under good fence, as deferred in the survey. The intention of tlie fubferiber, by allowing the great distance back from the river, is to give fufficient Ipace for carrying on business, erecting of buildings, and making gardens, the foil being solid, remarkably rich, and known by experience to be good for the purpose. \For the furthev information of thole who may wilh to become purchalem the fubferiber has deposited three copies of the lurvev, with tlie depth of water opposite each lot, in the hands of Mr. Robert Harvey, Track! street, Charleston; Thomas Curo m;ng, Esq. at Augusta; and Mr. William Belcher, of this city. For any other information apply to William Stephens and Charles Harris, Efqrs. or Mr. John M’Kin tlon, the -Siirveyor. Conditions vs *h-fc>k> calh, for which good and fufficient titles will be given; probably ap indulg ence of one halt credit to the til of January next may bo agreed to, with lecurity on the property. NICHOL TURNBULL. Savannah, May to, 1798. * - NOT! FI CATION; THE Members of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, and the refpedlive'Lodges by their proper Representatives, are desired to attend at the Long Room in the Filature, in the City of Savannah, on Saturday the 2d day of June next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, being a Grand Quar, terly Communication. By Order of the Right Worlhipful Grand Matter, William Belcher, Grand §ecretar<*. Savannah, May ~rs, 5798. *** NOTIG E. * J THE Tax Colleftor’s sales in Glynn county, which were to commence the 9th of January last, for delay of payment for tlie years 1793, 1794, and 1795, having, by the desire and fair promiles of many-, keen- poftpom-d from that time, and fome having font in their certificates of payment in other counties, for the last time I give this no tice to those who fail fending on such certificates, or in making payment, by the 22d day of June next, that I lhall that day fell as much of the property of each ptrfon in default as will fatisfy their refpeaive quotas without reserve. JOHN MILLER;' t. c. g. o. Glynn county, May 15, 1798. £-—* I CT‘ I’he Safe of a Moiety of Negroes belonging to the Estate of Jo!.n Hpuftoun, Esq. decealed, advertiled to take place on the 7th June, 1798, is postponed. n~~o~t“ i c “Tv ALL persons having any demands against the Estate of Robert Richardlcn are requested to render their ac counts, properly attested, to the fubferiber, at St. Mary’s; and thole indebted are earnestly solicited to make early pay ments. The public and the parties immediately interested are hereby cautioned against receiving, or in any wife bar tering for, or paying a bond given by John Hunton, of Waftimgton, in Wilkes county, for tlie sum of 920 dol lars, and a note given by William Adams for 24 dollars, (which laid papers were with the papers of said Richardson at'the time of his decease, and moft probably are now in the possession of a Mrs. O’Neal or Mr. Jacob Cunes) with any other person but the fubferiber, who is the legal admi nistrator, and aifo folly authorized to fettle the Estate by ample powers from the widow of said Rkhardion. May 17. ALEX. CANDLISH. N O T I C E. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of Martin Sbubman, late of Chatham county, de ceased, are desired tp> render them properly attested; and all indebted to make immediate jiaynaent. Tabuha Shuhmakj Adm’rix* April 26, *79B*