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GEORGIA GAZETTE. |No. 965.) Thursday, * April 22, 1802. ! FourDoll,,< | 7 ™ l per annum* Frefti Superfine Flour, A N I) Jamaica Sugar of firft quality, I ° FOR SALE BY ■ JOHNSTON, KOBER I SON, and CO. hs*b -April, ißo2 ‘ I Roderick Macleod T 1 AKES this method of informing his friends and cufbmers that their accounts are now ready for de livery, and as he intends leaving the country early in the Ifyriiw there will be an absolute necessity of coming to a Ifettleinent with all who owe him, as well as thole to ■whom he may be indebted; he therefore hopes due atten tion will be given to this notice, to prevent the difagree lable necessity of having recourse to coercive measures, I #hich must be the inevitable consequence of negleft. He further begs leave to inform the public in general, and his friends in particular, that he has taken Mr. JOHN RAF. in- partnership, and solicits a continuance of their favors s o Macleod and Rae, x WHO HAVE ON HAND, As general an ASSOR rMENT of DRY GOODS As anv in the City. and on consignment, -cases tapes and bobbins, well assorted; 3 nuns, pound, and colored threads; 3 jeans, jeanets, colored, and striped nankeens; 2 7 Bths and 4 4ths Irifli linens, j case 9 Btbs and 5 4ths Irifli flieetings, 1 Irish dowlas; 2 cases cutlery, pins, needles, &c. All of which will be fold at a low advance for calli or produce. Savannah, January 28, 1802. Thomas and James Beggs, IN CONJUNCTION WITH Mr. Alexander Boyd, HAVING rented the valuable wharf and (tores for merly belonging to Alexander Watt, deceased, •(Ter their services to their friends and the public, under tiie -Firm of BEGGS and BOYD, To receive, (tore, and forward produce of all deferiptious to any port in the United States, or to Europe. They flatter tbemfelves that the convenience and fafety of their fores will be a recommendation to them as a place of secure iepoiite. And they alio solicit the patronage of their friends in the FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BUSI NESS, Hoping by fhicl attention and punctuality to merit their approbation. Savannah, January 18, 1802. EWELL & COCKeT HAVING entered into copartnership, refpedfully offer their MEDICAL SERVICES To the inhabitants of Savannah and its vicinity, alluring tliofe who may call on them that every attention will be rendered to merit their full approbation. They beg leave to inform their friends, and the public generally, that they have just received, and are now open ing, at their {hop on the Bay, a large and general assort ment of Frefli Drugs, Meilicines, &c. Which they offer for lale on the mod moderate terms. Phyiicians orders will be particularly attended to. Country lhopkeepers supplied with Patent Medicines and others at a great allowance. Medicine Chests for the Sea and Plantations put up in tiie mod approved manner. Savannah, February IS, 1802. The fubferibers have imported, Per the brig Independent , C'apt. Clarke, from London, An AfTortment of Dry Goftds, Which they are now opening at their store in Mr. Gib bons’s brick building, Market square, and will difpole of them on very moderate terms for cafli or produce. Tnomas and James Beggs. Savannah, October 1, 1800. TO BE LEASED, A Five Acre Lot of Land, near Savannah, an exceeding good situation for a garden or a I”CK Inquire of the printers. —RUM.— 15 Puncheons, landing from the Brig Mary, Capu Grow, from Nevu, FOR SALE BY Mlin, Mackay, and Cos. Savannah, 6th March x 1802. —Cheap Plains. — THE fubferibers have received a quantity of BLUE PLAINS, which they will fell at per cent, on the fieri ing cost. JOHNSTON, ROBERTSON, and CO. 29 th OStober, ißcu B. Fleming and Cos. Muslin Manufacturers and Calico Printers, GLASGOW, BEG leave to announce to the inhabitants of Savan nah, and its vicinity, that they have opened a linall store in St. Julian street, nearly oppolite Mr. Gibbons’s brick buildings, where they have received, and are expos ing for lale, on very low terms, for CASH ONLY, A neat assortment of muffins, conlift ng of jaconet, book, crape, lappet, japan, draw loom, tambor, needlewoik, mullmull, and falhionable stained mullins; Fine book, jaconet, and crape handketchiefs, and fringed fliawls; Patent cotton gauze and sewed veils, Falhionable ell wide printed calicoes, Fine pullicat and pocket handkerchiefs and blue ground romals; An assortment of Irifli linens, cambrics, long lawns, and cotton ihirtings; Ditto ladies, gentlemens, and youths hosiery; Ditto books and stationary; Ditto negro cloths, hats, (lockings, and caps; Ditto cotton bagging, firft and second quality; Ditto flaxen and tow ofnaburgs, brown linens, C<c. Ditto camp ovens, tea kettles, goblets, and skillets. A L S 0 , A few Carron grates or Pantheon fteves, with fenders and lire irons to match. ROBERT ISAAC, Agent for B. Fleming and Cos. FOR PHILADELPHIA, ®The Ship FORTUNE, Samuel M‘Cutchon, Mailer, Will take freight or pitflVngers on very rea- I’onable terms. Apply to MONTMOLLIN and HERON. Savannah, \jtb April > 1802. NO l ILE. Copartntrfhip of BENJAMIN MAURICE I and JOHN PAI RICK, trading under ere Firm of BENJ AMiN MAURICE and CO. is this day dissolved by mutual content. Any ptrfon having demands upon that Concern will present them immediately for payment . to Benjamin Maurice, and tliofe who are indebted will fettle their accounts with him, othenwfe they will be plac ed in the hands of an attorney for collt&ion. BENJAMIN MAURICE and CO. Savannah, 7th April, 1802. r * HIE Copartntrihip of SPENCER ana BURKE is I this day dissolved by mutual consent. All perlons having any demands again!! the laid firm will render them An immediately to W. J. Spencer; and all indebted thereto will make immediate payment to him, at the house toi merly occupied by Mr. Benjamin Wall. W. J. SPENCER, l ‘ \V. BURKE. I ft April, 1802. F O K SAL E, THAT valuable PLANTATION on the Iflar.d of Saint Salvadore, known by the name of LIGNUxViVITAE HILL, Containing 1000 acres, of which 20c acres are walled in and under cultivation of Cotton and Corn, for which the land is well adapted, as well as for a Stock Plantation j together with the Improvements thereon, viz. an over seer’s house, negro houses, gin house and gin, anil a cot ton houi’e. And a inoft valuable Gang of FIELD NEGROES, Confiding of 37 in number. Possession to be given in May next. If the land and Negroes are fold together, one third of the purchase money to be paid down, a cre dit of one and two years will be given for the other two thirds, bearing interest, (with good security) payable by two iuftalments, in approved bills of exchange on London at 60 days light; if the Negroes are I'old separate from the hands, calli, or good bills of exchange as above fpeci fiedj will be expected. Apply, at Nassau, to ALEXANDER BEGBIE, HUGH DEAN. Naffix u, 2 tji December, 1801. NEGROES FOR SALE. TWO likely young Women, about 18 years old; two likely Boys, 15 and 18 years; also, Men, Women, and Children. 1 o I% e fold low for cash. Apply at Gray’s former auc tion store to J AMES and JOHN J. GRAY. A.prtl 8, 1802. taxes: THE fubferiber hereby notifies the inhabitants, that the taxes of the county of Chatham, for the year 1801, have been due since O&ober last; he therefore re quests all concerned to cal! and fettle the fame without loss of time, as the delay iq, the commencement of col lection (owing to the late receipt of the digest) will pre clude any farther procrallination* Ihe owners ot E. O. and billiard tables will attend to the following extract of the law puffed on the iff dav of December, 1800: “ That the tax on E. O. and billiard tables may be levied and collected, at any time after the palling of this aCt, wherever focli tables may be found;. an and every tax col lector is hereby required to proceed im mediately ag iinff filch persons keeping fnch tables as is directed in cases of non-payment of taxes on other pro perty. Attendance will be given, at his office in Yamacraw, each day, from 8 to 1 o’clock a. m. for the purpose of receipt. JAMES ALGER, tax collector Chatham county* Savannah* 61b April , 1802. In COUNCIL! Savannah, March 3, 1802. THE Health Officer having reported to Council that the smallpox prevails in the city of Charleston at this time, Ordkkkd, That no person be fuffered to land from on board any vtffcl or boat'arriving in this port from the city ,of Charleft n until a certificate of health ffiaj! firft be ob tained; and that any person violating this order ffiall be prefecuted as the quarantine law direCli. Oudkrkd, 1 hat the Health Officer be required to en force this order, and that a copy of it be published in the Gazettes of the city. ExtraCl from the minutes, Thomas Pitt, c. c. Health Office, Fort of Savannah, In pursuance of the above order the pilots are directed to bring all vessels coming from Charleston to an anchor off Fort Wayne for examination. William Cocke, m. and. Health Officer. FIbTY dollars reward. RUNT AWAY, on Thursday night last, the 28th uit. A Negro Boy , named JACOB or MAY, he for merly belonged to Mr. John Anderson, baker, is a Guinea Negro, had on when he went off white over ills, ofnaburgh lliirt, blue jacket with a white collar and white pocket facings, green fwanfdown waistcoat, no hat or (hoes. He has been seen frequently since about town, goes to the ft ;tighter pens near Spring Hill, keeps about Yamacraw, and was seen yefterdav. The above reward will be paid on !ns delivery at the gaol, or to me, and ONE HUN DRED DOLLARS if harbored, on conviction. February 2. R. H. LEAKE. N. B. If he returns of his own accord he will be for given. -k I 1 J -A-N AWAY, on Tuesday the 30th - IV of March Jafl, A likely Negro Man, named Douglas, about 23 years ’ a S e ’ * 3orn ‘ n Virginia, about 5 feet 7 inc * ies high, has a final 1 lump on the right fide of his upper lip, had on a liome ~.v J spun coat, jacket, and trovvfers, ftrined, and of a greyifh color, and a half-worn hat with a high crown. Whoever apprehends him, and delivers him at Mr. William Fletcher’s, at Bulloch coun ty courthotife, on the south tide of Great Ogechee, (lull have 13 dollars reward, and all reasonable cnai^c. April 1. JOHN OLLAFF. assize for afril, 1802. FLOUR 8 dollars per barrel; weight of Bread must be, cents loaf. CL cents loaf, lbs. oz. lb. oz. 2 7 1 3f JOHN GIBBONS, City Treasurer. left notice. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of Ann Parker, late of this city, deceased, are desired to render the fame properly attested; and all those Mdebted thereto will make immediate payment to William Stephens, at Dr. Channing’s plantation, or to the fubferiber In Sa vannah. William M‘Farland, surviving and qualified executor. March 2, 1802.