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THE SOUTHERN PATRIOT. ■OL. 11. No. 96. J ■Sheriffs ales, ■'ILL BE SOLI), at the court ■ u ,e in this city, between the ■ursof 10 and 3 o’clock, ■ negro MAN named Bj ■s,taken under execution a; ■property of William Bar ■ under sundry execute ■ pointed out by the defen ■, The former purchafet ■complying with the terms ■ale. ■ontinued from lad Tales. ■. ROBERTSON, s. c. c: Bent. 4. B*o. ■” Norl CE. ■:ie months after date, nppl'< ■1 will be made to the hor ■inrCourtof Chatham com ■or leave to sella tract of 45 ft ofland in saidcountv, ad ■ng Mr. Butler and Bellur't ft, on Little Ogechee, for tht ■lit of the heirs aud creditors. mi [AM WEIGHT , Ad,n\\ I £• GABLE, AdmTi ; ■tine 16. 2a w 93 ts. ■Tjr^OLTON, I HAVE FOR SALE , ■eds Iron assorted, ■wn Sugars pr. Hogshead, ft do. pr. barret, ■rior Cotton Bagging, ■kery Ware in Crates, ■therd Rum, and other ar* I tides from Boston. lologne Mill Stones I 3 feet diameter, Iked Stone Lime. September 29. 8. ■OGIA. |/(/r tf?mr JARED IRWIN, ■ President of the Senate and ■ Commander in Chief of the I Army and Navy of this ■ State, and of the Miltia there- I */• ■ A PROCLAMATION. V 7HEREAS his Excellency H’ JOHN M 1 LEDGE, late ilHreriior of this State, hath this -■ accepted the appointment .^■Senator, from this State in the Bgress of the United States, ■eeabiy to his election thereto, ‘Htae 19th day of June last, by ■ Legislature, & hath signified his resignation of the Gov lament.^ —And whereas the Huh section of the second arti jHultlie constitution, declares, in case of the death or re signation, or disability of the H>ove r nor, the President of the shall exercise the Exe '^ u '*ive powers of Government, nc,t - suen disability be rentov or until the next meeting of |Blie Gen<-ral Assembly, by vir- of which the duties of the have devolved on Hie. therefore thought fit to B e tb's my Proclamation, here ■ notifying all officers civil and that 1 have ass umed the ■ its Magistracy of this State. am now in the actual exer- ■ e the duties thereof, IB 10 * 1 all persons are required t|^ due notice, as they will an |B r ( he contary at their peril. under my hand and, a’ * I I gfeat seal of of the State the I I the State-House in Louis- 1 I v iHe, this 23d day of Sep- I I tember, in the year of ouir I Lord, eighteen hundred and I I Slx , and of the Indepen | dence of the United States i | ot America, the thirty-first; I [ JARED IRVIN. H President, B e ,P res 'dent and Commander 8 111 Chief. BEN. CHAIRES. Secretary of State. * anks oF all kinds ferlaSl ■ • •’ - - Cotton Ginned, THE SUBSCRIBERS, H WING established in Yamacraw, on the lot where Joseph Hill ere&ed a Corn. Mill, & adjoining to the house of the Rev. Mr. Clay, 2 rollet COTTON GINS, on an ap proved and superior construc tion, offer to Gin Cotton at the reduced price of 5 cents per pound. They will obligate them, selves to stipulate a time of de livery for Cotton received to be ginned, and will store (he fame, after being prepared for market, until convenient for the proprietors to remove it, without making the usual charge of storage, and will aL so purchase Cotton in the feed at the fair market price. ALEX. JEFFREY, WM. WILKIE. Savannah, Sept. 4, 1806 86 Sheriff’s Sales. Will be fold, on the firfl TUESDAY in November next, at the court house ir. this city, between the hours, of ten and three o’clock, FIVE NEGROES, VIZ John and his wife Catherine, together with their children, Charlotte, Juliet and Harry, taken under execution, Edwin Lewis vs. Emanuel Rengill, pointed out by the defendant. Continued from lad sales. Conditions Cash. H. W. Williams, ands. c. c. Sept. 4. 86. JAMFS LANGLOIs LADIES Sl GENTLE MEN’S, HAIR DRESSER, AN D WIG MAKER. MOST Relpetlfully in. forms his friends and the pub lic at large 3 that he has mov ed to the house adjoining Mr. Roberts, opposite Mr. John Dillon’s sto r e, near the market square, where he will attend to the commands of thole who may honor him with their custom, with punctuality. The price of cutting hair Cts. 12 1-2 Do Shaving 6 1-4 Do Dressing t 121-2 June 23 NOW IN CHATHAM JAIL A young fellow bythe name of JOHNSON, of a black ches high, ftl out 20 years of age, he sometimes says he belongs toa Mr. Davis on the Ohoupie, #nd at other times fays he is a freeman from N. York, but he has no papers to fhev; iris freedom. _WTL LLvIM PINDF.R G. For Sale, 10,000 Ilafhels of Stone Sr She! Lime, Sc 60,000 Bricks. WILLJ AM^H O BKIRK. • ■ ■ — 1 \INAW AY Negro who calls himfelf CY Rl|S KENN Y, yellow com piefct t|n, about 5 feet 9 mfjpr thirty three years o he belongs to Miles, of St. ‘HI PINDE, G. S Jan. 3,1806 M O N D A Y, October 13, 1806. CHATHAM SUPERIOR COURT, January Term, 1806. Christina Dasher, . Jvs. / Petition The heirs and re- > for Foreclo presentatives of V sure. John Hnupt. dec . / UPON the petition of Christi na Dasher, praying the foeclosure of the equity of re demption on the following premi ses : ALL that lot ofland in the city of Savannah, known by the number five, third tything Rey nolds Ward,containing sixty feet in width and ninety feet in depth; with the improvements thereon, mortgaged by Elizabeth Haupt, now Elizabeth Dowell, Robert Bolton, and Justus Hartman Scheuber, guardians of the per sons of the said John Haupt, and trustees of the property of the said John Haupt, by virtueof an order ol the hon.the superiorcour of Chatham County aforesaid in the said Christina Dasher, for the sum of eighty pounds sterling, equal tothree hundred and foity t'vo dollars eighty five cents se ven mills and one-seventh monies of the United States, on the sixty day of May, which was in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninetv-nine, and on motion of Mr. CUYLER, Attorney for the Peti doner, IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT, that the principle, in terest and costs due upon said mortgaged property, be paid into Court widiiii twelve months from this date, and unless the same be so paid, tile equity of redemption shall thenceforth be foreclosed and other proceedings take placee pursuant to the act of assembly in such case made and provided And i{ is further ordered, in pursuance of said aetthat this rule be published in one of the Public Gazettes, of this state at lease once in every tylonth until the time appointed for payment, or served on the Mortgagers, or their special agen*, at least six months previous to the time cue said mo ney is ordered toibe paid into Court as aforesaid. Extract fron the minutes, J. BULLOCH, Clk. Feb.’ 29, 1806. GEOKGI | THAT after the expiration of lix months, the fublcriber will petition the Honorable the court of ordinary, for the county ofMHntofh in the ftaie aforeiaid,to order the admin, iftrators of col. William M‘- Intolh, the younger, deceased, to make and Execute to the fublcriber, titles to the follow ing trafct of land, Viz. One thou (and acres in Camden county lying on ‘Todd’s creek a branch of Great Satilla river originally granted to Alexand der Ingles and purchased by the f;”d col. William M‘ln tofti at the confdcated lales, which tr?tl the laid deceased fold to the fubferiber, and re ceived payment for, but died before the titles were execut ed. These arc there fc*H| to give public notice, to ail perlons who may be concerned, tc comefoiwaard at the, above time and place, & flew can Id, [aid orde ill al l>rmad|. For Sale AT THIS OFFICE, The Georgia & South Carolina REPUBLICAN ALMANAC, For The YEAR of Our LORD, 1806. containing—The Asftrono tnical calculations, with a va. riety of ufeful and entertain ing matter. Nowin Chatham Jail. A negro man who calls him feit March, he is somewhat of ayeilowilh cast, from eighteen to twenty years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, with a large iron pothook on his neck 3 also a large iron on his left leg 3 Sc fays he belongs to Dr. Richardson of South Ca. rolina. Wm. PINDER, G. C. C. July 22. 73. §3* A gentleman of ref pe£table literary acquirements, whole political principles are Democratic, would receive the mod liberal terms, in con ducting the editorial depart ment of the Boston Courier Sc Democrat. B. PARKS. no. 16, Ann street. *** Republican editors will confer a particular favor by giving this notice a few infer, tions in their respective pa. pers. Sept. 8. NOTICE. ’ I forbid any perlon or per sons from purchasing one half the line of Stages now running between Savannah Sc Augusta, Irom Lewis Calfrey, as he has not complied with the terms of sale, but made a sham pur chase in order to swindle me out of my property. JAMES GAFFNEY. July 23. 2aw t i.ls Attention ! The Subscriber offers for sale, the following Tracts of LAND, lying in Burke countv, viz. One hundred acres of prime oak and hickory land, on Savannah river, orginally granted to John Kennedy. Two hundred acres of first qua lity pine land, lying on the waters of Big Sweetwater, originally granted to James Barrett. Two hundred and forty acres divided into three tracts, oak and hickory land, on Little Sweet water, granted to the heirs of William Williams. The above land will be sold low for cash, or approved notes, pay able in six mouths from the date of purchase. THOMAS WALSH. Savannah, June 19. ts NOTICE. ALL Persons having any De mands against William Maxwell juo. deceased ; are requested to render them in properly attes ed ; those indebted to said Wil liam Maxwell, jun. are solicited to make immediate payment to SARAH MAXWELL, Administratrix. Bryan County, December 24, 2t2awlf. To be hired by the year, A likely Negro Man.— Enquire at this Office. f. ts. 76, £ Whole Number 191. I’ok GREENOCK, The staunch well found Ship R. Clast Est, Master, having half ofher car., go engaged, will be dispatched in ten or twelve days. p o r freight of the remainder, or having good accom modations, apply to the capu on board, at Boltons Wharf, or to James & J. Currutiiers. Savannah, Sept. 29. i; 92. cauxuTnT I forewarn all persons from purchasing or trading for a Tract of one hundred acres of oak and hickory land, lying on Savan* tibh river, Stoney bluff, formerly granted to John Kennedv, as the property of Edmund Walsh, as I am the only owner. THOMAS WALSIL June 19 64 ts Chambers, Sefi t. 22d ; 1806; Present their Honors, JOHN If. MORELL, A. S. BULLOCH, The EieUors of Chatham County, are notified, that a poli will be opened on Mon day the sixth of Otlober next, at the Court-house, in the ci ty of Savannah, for the pur* pole of Electing four Mem bers to Congrcfs, a Senator Sc three Repreleutatives to the State Legislature. Ordered, That the fame be publiiiied in the Gazetts of this City. Extract from the Minutes , J. Bullo?h, Clk: , 9* 1 Sheriffs Sales. WILL BE SOLD At the court-houie in Tatnall county, on the first Tuesday in November next, at the usual hours for chafii, 200 Acres of Land, T he property of Stephen Bow en, lying on die wateis 01 the Altamahaw adjoining Abner Davis, on two sides and un known lands on all other, ta’ ken under execution to latisfy a judgment in favor of John Sands. ALSO, the improvement and claim of land that Allen Rawls now lives on, levied on as the property of laid Rawls to fatisfy an execution in fa vor of Israel Barber. ALSO, one hundred and fifty acres in said county, ie’ vied on as the proper yof J. Clements to fatisfy the de* manes of the ftaie affairs. ALLAN JOHNSON, D. S. T. C. Sept. 29. *t. ~ WILL BE SOLDr At the city of St. Mary’s on the first day of Octobe r next, at public außion, Twelve prime seasoned negroes, among whom are three house carpenters 3 terms cash. Alex. C. Wylly, * Wm. M‘Nish. August 21. 82. I he above tale is unervio dally postponed until ’ >hr October* Terms Cash. A