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Newspaper Page TextSAVANNAH GEORGIAN NKYV MilUKb—VUL. il. SAVJlMiYAlf, TUESDAY MOHJYJJYO, FEBRUARY 18, 1883. NO 37 SAVANNAH : MONDAY MORNING, FEB. 17,1823 ■ New-York paper* to the 9th '.nit. have Vcen'reeeived in Gharletton. Winter appear* to have reserved hi* ' tteneat blast* for the time when we had 1 |>jnoat reason to expect he would in some ' measure have smoothed his grim visage into something like a smile. On Saturday night, the wind catne •round to the N. W #nd brought With it a frost many degfce* more intense than any we have felt till* winter, or indeed, we believe, titan has been experienced for several years. ’(he thermometer, at half past seven o’olock, yesterdayratorning, in the Open air, was fifteendegrees below the freezing point!— anintensity of cold which renders a cheer- Jfj fire-side and a warm hearth the most oomfortablc place to thnao who Itave them e-God pity tltose who have them not 1 The exhibition of boys sliding on the ice, .V ■is a novel one in this city, but the amuse ment was yesterday quite common and af forded “ the apple munching urchins” great entertainment, A letter from General Gtasscpck, one of the Commissioners appointed to form a -treaty with the Cherokee Indians, to the editor of the Augusta Chronicle, dated at the Cherokee Agency, Jan 22, states, that having remained until the 20th-to obtain a meeting with the- Chiefs and Hoad men, without hearing from them, the commis sioners had prepared and furwarded a spi riled address, urging the necessity of an immediate assemblage, which had been forwarded by express, The commission- era wero at that time waiting an answer. In addition to the above, we find the following in the Milledgeville Recorder of Tuesday last.from which it appeara that the hope of forming a treaty, had been en tirely relinquished" The Commission- ora appointed to form a treaty with the! Cherokee Indians, have returned home wcv understand without effecting their object- 'These Indians are aaid to be decidedly a. verse to making any cession of'their ter ritory—and are reported, to have instructed their Chiefs not, on the peril of their lives, to cede a foot of land.” In the House of Representatives, on the 8th inst. a report was made from the com- lUittee to which the subject had been re ferred , accompanied by a bill, making the gold coins of Great Britain, France, Portu gal ;nd Spain, receivable in payment on nccount of public lands, A resolution re- questing information ns to the appropria tions made for fortifications, was adopted. The resolution for the appointment of a committee to ascertain the individual by sybom the paragraph in the letter of the Secretary of the Treasury wus erased, and relative to the deposits of public mo nies in banks other than that of the United States, after considerable debate, waa a grc.cd to. On the 7th inst, nothing of importance was transacted—tlie tariff kill was under discussion; The weather at New-York was very se vere for; several days preceding the 9Ui inst.andthe harbor had been much ob structed with ice—and from the prevalence ofN. W. winds there had been no arrivals' On the morning ol the 7th inot. the mei-j eury had sunk to within four degrees o aero. At Norfolk, the Weather on the 7th was the most severe experienced during the winter, the mercury at 7 o’clock in the evening at 27, wind N. W. And at Balti more on the 6th, the weather was intense ly cold, and the harbor obstructed by ica. The Norfolk Herald of the 7th Instant states, that Gom. Porter’s squadron had .dropped down to the anchorage, between the forts, and joined the Peacock (flag ship); and-that the whole were to sail in -the beginning of the last week. Spain.—A letter from Malaga, of tile ‘7th December, states that in consequence of a decree of the Cortes for raising 30,000 men for the army, the authorities have been drafting by ballot, the number which Malaga has to furnish, which is 120; from 18 to 36 years. The Bishop of that place had been baniBhed die ccuntry, and resides at Gibraltar, where he keeps up his Apostolic Convention of course in favor of the former system. Orders had been received and communicated to a dozen of the Canons of the Carhedral of Malaga, to prepare to leave, in ten days, for the inte rior Prov-nces destined for them, being ac cused of being servile*. We understand that Stephen Girard Esd. of Philadelphia, has loaned r i\vo Hun. Ai-cil anil Tncnty Thou,'and, Eight Hundred ami Fifty DeHart, to the President and Managers of the Schuylkill Navigation Company, for the purpose of completing an important improvements on the Rivet Scuylkdl. It it stated in the Philadelphia papers that the Bank of the U. States now receive! ,th» no- es of all the brioche* The New York ■Mercantile Ailiertiser ofthe 8tliinst. rays that in consequence of some remarks In-the Boston Galaxy, Mr, 'Mathews has commenced n acliun against the editor of that paper, to'be tried in the U 8 Circuit Court in May next. The da mages are laid at 10,000 dollars. JVrw» Expected.—The ship President arrived in Charleston, on Thursday, passed oil' Sandy Hook on the 9t)i inst. the ship James Cropper, bound in. The J, C. was to have left Liverpool on the 1st of Janua ry, and will of course bring dates eigh teen days later tban any we have yet re ceived. LATEST Fll'IM ENGLAND. By the slop Hannah, Grahattf; arrived on Friday at Charleston, London papers to the 10th, and Liverpool to the 13th inclusive, have been received. There are numerous details of shipwrecks in the December gale— 1 which caused great devastation on the coast ofEngliindt ’ The question bl peace nr war, at these dates, was ujitlecided beitveen France and Spain, The Twiner sulithioksitnnevent by no means improbable ; but depends in its calcu lations entirely upon the com plexion piano Fi-encl) papers, which have income measure softened down their (one, and appeared disposed to calculate the dif ficulty uf the undertaking, Etverpoal. Dec. 14.- We have again iuu!, us wc anticipated, u good demand during the whole ofthe week, especially For (lie mi-Idle and lower qualities of Bo w* eels, in which the buyers fjuud ,t exceed ingly difiicnit to effect then purchases with- o il giving a slight advance on die piices of tlie preceding sales. Vc- .-'cl.v,howev er, tor public sain of new Uplands did not bring forward tile competition expected tor good qualities; and a decline being submitted to of nearly OJd per lb from lie standard of the preceding sale, Loth in these and in the middling llemeruras, it has had an effect rather unfavourable to the interest of tlie holders. In llr .zild there lias been no alteration beyond a noire ge nr nil disposition to sell at tlie reduced rates of last week. Tlie best qualifies of Uplands arc now as low as at any former, period, Tile following is tlie business of the week, making a total sf 8500 bags: viz. 261 Sea Islands, 11 jd inferior and 12n mill dling, to 141' good, 43 fine 18 I. .1411 ir leans, Tito ami 7j 1 iofitthfr, to llid g o 11 a few LOj. 71,3 Tdiucapees, 60 ordinary and 6 l-8d a nfil middling, t 6 3-8 and 6 3-4(1 fair. 3308 Bo wed Georgian, 6.1 ordo nary and 6} very imndlirig,- tu8£'.i aud- S'i good. 316 Fernambucues, JU3-4daudio l-2d middling, to lid a.rl Had good.-- 226 Rallies, l)j middling,do lCd and 10$,1 goon common. 1300 M.iranhi.ins,'9i-1 mid* dlingto lOJgood. 91 Fioas, Of pretty-fair. 165 Minas Geras, 8J.I middling'; 8} -fair. I • 0 Dome'aras, 9j i ;uir. 23 (larliiagcnaa,- 61 pretty fflH 30 Bengali, M-d dirty, in 6l-8dg>ol. Per public saidW0 Uplands'-, 794 Or .twraras—Total, 8490. Ofl'crod,, 643 Uplands,347 new 7Jd good fair, to S i and tjfa good- -150 old < j.'l good fair. 927 Deriierai-a-q inferior, 8jd a Mj,l, fair clean, 9j-t' aiiil yjd i good do Of il and lOd; and. fine lOf niid-lOfti. Price of thin day—Sea Island, remark ably tine ,.nd clean, Is 44 1 a 8 a 2s | good. clean and fine 12) a 14 i clean fair, not line 11 a 11 j ; middling lfa'.ji inferior llfd a la id i alain'ed 7 a lo a lid} Ntw Orieans 7a 10) a Fl)d; M ill ie 6) a 8o ; Tennessee ami Alabama 6 a 7)tl ; Upland, old, 6 a Bid ; oe'v 7 a 8):l. Vctscle reported from the 7th to the 14t/i December, 18;2,—l from New York, 58l bugs 12 Irum Philadelphia. 362 ; 1 from Virginia, 3o9i L from Maianliam, 1500- Total 2752 London, Dee. 10.—Price of British. Slocks this D»y at one.—Reduced 3 per Cent—79 5-8 3 8 : Three anti -t Half per Cent- 91 5 8 J ; Consoltda ted 4 per Co,its, 97J, 6 7 8 l’rices of Foreign Stocks.— French 5 per Cents, 87j 88 ; Exchange on Paris, 25 50; Colombian 6 per Cents, 71J 72; Chilian 6 per Cent, Bonds 73 YVe received the Paris Papers ol Saturday last night, by express. It will be seen that the French Funds are on the rise. An article from Verona, in the Cou rier Francais, states, that five Austri an Clerks nr Secretaries have been arrested for communicating secret do cuments to one of the Powers repre seated it Congress. These Clerks seem to have known ihe value uf a se. cret as well as their employers. How can Sovereigns, who themselves vio late honor, honesty, and principle, expect to be surrounded by honours hie men ? Honour is not a plant of despotic countries.—Chronicle, The Dutch papers to the 8th inst. received this morning, state, that the Persian army has been obliged to re treat by want of provisions. On the death of the Marquis of Londonderry, it was stated, among ihe probable changes in the Cabinet, before the meeting of Parliament, that of Mr. liuskissun, scuceeding Mr. Vansittart, as Chancellor of the Ex chequer; we now understand that this even will very shortly take place, A private letter from Verona states that five persons employed in the Austrian Chancery have been arres led. They are accused, it is said, of communicating aecret documents to one ol the Powers represented at the Congress.—Courier Francais. Vienna, -Von. 22.—The prohibi tion has lately been renewed, in the Austrian States, Bibles of the English or German Bible Svicetiti. Tbe pro hibition is directed expressly against the Bohemian Bibles printed gt Ber lin. The Bibles belonging to ihe Bi- ble Society Pmburg, which has been dissolved, are still sequestered. Extract of a letter dated Paris Sa turday. Dec. 7;—"There is an impor tant decision in the Court of Cassa tion to day- That supreme Court has annulled the judgment of the Cuurd’Assizes of Paris, which con detnned the liberal journals to si lence ir. reporting the proceedings of the Court.” Brighton,. Dec, 9,—The tremen dous storm ut Thursday evening last, it appears was severely felt along our 'whole line of coast. The late continued and copious rains have laid nearly the Whole of the luw lands in this country under water. THE PRIZE TO THE SPARK. A’oij'otk, Feb. 7.—Yesterday morn ing anchored under Sewell’s Point, a Spanish sfcltr. called the Infanta Ca talina, sent in by the U. S. brig Spark, Captain Wilkihaofi, charged with having committed piracy in plunder ing the sclir. N/ihcy Eleanor, Cspt, Huwel 1 , of Baltimore. From Mid shipman John Saunders, of the Spark, who has charge ofthe I, C. we learn that abiiut the middle of [January, while the Spark was ill Havana, Capt. Howell, nl the above schooner Nan cy Eleanor.' culled un Captan Wilk inson, and informed him, thAl a schr. which Imd robbed his vessel about two- mouths hr fore, was then in the port of Havana, and that qftor coalmining ihe robbery, her captain had threat ened hiih, (Captain Howell,) that if he krnw ol his giving information of the robbery to any of onr cruiser*, he wuu'd cut him to pieces, if he should ever fall into his hands again. As a repr.-s.-n alien of the facts to the ci vil authority would probably have been to no pu-pose, but might have been attended with ill consequences lo Capt. Howell, none waa made— But on the 26th Of January, the re gular day fur the Sfilrk. to Bail tilth convoy, the Inlanta Cuialina also got under way and slbitu to sod, bound to O'inpeachy The Spark, with the Nsuiy Eleanor under convoy, weigh ed and stood out after her, which she perceiving attempted to run b.ck in to port, but was.Cut off by Ihe Spark who brought her too and sent* boat on board with capt. Howell and his mate to ascertain if they could iden tify any of tier people as having been concerned in the robbery. Tbe cap i&io, the boatswain, and several of (he crew of (lie Infanta Catalini were im mediately recognised by them lobe the same who had boarded and i-ob- hed the Nancy Eleanor, aa before dated ; and Upon their testimony, Captain Wilkinson considered it his duty to order the vessel and crew to the United States for trial. She is destined lor Baltimore, (for the con venience of the wiineB-cs, who belong to that port,) and put into Hainnlon Roads on account of head wind-.— Midshipman Whittle has also arrived in 'lie prize. The I-danta Catalina is s large clipper built schooner, of about 16(1 tons has one long gun a-midships, with u number of small arms, and 20 men, 15 of Whom are brought in, and the reitiamdor detained on board the Spaik. The officers and crew of the Spark were all well. IVashing'on, Feb. 5.—The Debate, io the House of It tpresentatives, on the subject of imposing higher duties •in imports, for the protection of ma nufactures, becomes more and more interesting. Titers is a prospect now, that the question will be determined On its merits, and definitively deter mined, at the present Session of Con gress. Tlie steam boat •< Maid of Orleans," (Vom Charleston, bound to Hamburg, burst one uf her boilers on Friday evening last, on her way up, about'» miles Iron! this place. The boat has sustained very little hytiry—two of the firemen, who were be low at the tithe, were acaltlcd. Ohe has since died—the other it is supposed will not recover. Thq ship Henry, Salter, for this port, sailed mint Portsmouth, N H.tlte 4th inst'. The sclir Gen. Jnckson, 19 days from this port, was below at Newport It It on the 29th ult. The bt-ig- Four Brothers, arr at Charles ton on the l4th inst, reports having, spoke on the:29th ult lat 34, long 72}, brig He- ro, of Portland, J days thorn tills port, bound tb Gibraltar.—[Here is some mis- take,] , The U. S. sobf Porpoise, Lieut Rsmage, arr at Charleston oti the 14th Inst, from a survey of the coast of Florida, and last from St, Mary's. DIED, On Saturday last, after a short but severe illness, Mr. William Stauii, Jr. of the firm of Hall, lloyt & co. of this city. MARINE. fort of sAVAxmn. CLEARED, Sloop Wasp, M’Lcun, Charleston, J F Williamson, ARRIVED. Schr Romeo, Norton, Charleston, / days with molasses, to Periy 8t Wright. Sloop Hesper, Hedley,'aunbury, 3 days, with cotton to J A Vtaxwell, and T Young. Sloop Elinor, Dean, Darien, 3 clays, with cotton to T Hutler & co. aiul others. Sloop William, Luce, Darien. Steam boat Alatamuliy, Davis, Augug, ta, 3 days', with boats Nos 4 and 5 i»t tow 1100 bales cotton (o Wm Gaston, U Bur roughs, J Lathrup Sc co Foncc 8c M Ken* zie, Gumming & Gwathmey, G Gordon, T Hutler and co. Peterson, ilammond & co. E Ritas & co. and others. trr run this *urt. At Charleston, 15th nst schr William, Aubens, to sail the 19lh. AHItlVAI.lt fUvM TUll .’OIIT At Providence, 6th iusi, ichr fc’UmtU, Douglass, b, Southern Pacificator. T HE Editor respectfully informs his Pa trons, that be has been advised ofthe shipment of his printing materials. He, therefore, fondly hopes that the Pacifica tor will very shortly make its debut before a public that has honored its Prospectus with a reception at once liberal and ani mated. Gentlemen, into whose hands, subscrip tion paper* have been pished, arc request ed to make returns as soon as possible, jsn 24 SO insurance against Fire. AiTlC zEtna Insurance Company, Hart- (J. idrd, continue to insure Houses and Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, and o. her properly, including Vessels in port, heir Cargoes, Ac. against loss or damage by Fn-c, for any term iYom one month to me or more years. Tlie conditions which are moderate, may be known on application to tlie subscriber, who is authorized agent, and ia empowered to issue policies without the delay incident to oilier agencies of this nature. The company undertake] in'all eases to pay the full amount, of Ihe actual losa, pro vided it does not exceed the amount in tured. The premiums are reasonable, an-i slmuld olfcr a strong inducement tu any person having property at hazard to place it in security. oct 31 88 8. MANTON. BACON. LBS. Bacon of excellent qua lity—for sale b; jan 23 49 HALL, He by HOYT U CO. Lamp Glasses, &c mlure, for sale by fob 10 p 64 B. WORHELL, Jr. Cotton Bagging aud White Plains, F OR SALE at reduced prices, by ANDREW LOW A CO. jan 27 re 52 Nails, q Shoes. CASKS ent Nails 14 UasesjS hoe* assorted, landing from brig Hesper, and will be sold very low by DANIEL CARNEY, feb 6 u6i Howard Street Flour, Whis key, &c. RARUKLS superfine Kowerd* street Flour HtJ bbls Whiskey 50 do Apple Brandy 4. do Peach do 24 do Pilot Bread , . Ltnding from Sloop finterpriBe, at An* der§on*i wharf. For vie by DOUGLASS 8c SORREL, ffeb 6 p 61 . Dr. John B. BerthelOt, 4 FTER searthing tor many means to change the color of Hair to a beautiful Jet Black, has at length made the discove. ryJ and rilTcrs for sale a Pomatum, which is warranted, if tlie directions for its use is regitlsHy pursued, to change any color of Hair, tb a beautiful Jet Black ; which Po matum is offered for sate, at the price of 2 and 4 dollars per jar, >t hi* Drug Store on the Bay. feb 4 59 Landing, From brtg ?*cvttnt, from JVcw-Fbr*v BOXES Muscatel Uaisim 4 pipes cognac Brandy 15 firkins fresh Butter 3 puncheons Jamaica Rum For sale by J. B. HERBERT U CO. 28dec .28 Bolton’s Central Wharves. a\ f.L ye«8ols of wf.at description soever, laying at Holton's Central Wharves* will after this day, be charged the full rates of dockage, aa established by the Cbambei of Commerce t of which pll Masters, Con signees, and Owners wilt please take no tice. CANTELOU & LAMAR. jsn 1 fL 31 Cotton Bagging. PIECES 42 loth Inverness' Cotton dsffKiog. For sale by BAKER be MINTON. 3 x 32 m Prime Pork, Junt received per i/dp William Wallace, BBLh. Prime Pork, N. York cit) (JQJ inspection 25 bbls Newark Cider 10 do Vasiar’s Ale t >t sale by 4. B, HERBERT 0 CO. feb 19 6* For Sale, A PRIME Negro Fellow^ > Rood tuit penter. jan 7 Car. J. B. HERBERT tc CO. 35 L. P. Tenerifte Wine. m ?'*• h. ft TeperiRo' -Wine S3 Just received. For salt* by J. B. HERBERT & Cl). feb 10 64 Of Eymtj Deacvijvtion, I* DONE AT THE ■; GEORGIAN JOB GFPTCE, aittn ok MODERATE TERMS. In addition to Law, Notarial, and other Blanks, which ere furnished ready printed, nr executed yt the shortest notice, arc the following Commercial Blanks Shipping Articles Common and Letter-sheet Bills of Lading Foreign and Domestic Hills of Eichange Entries of'Merchandisc Foreign outward, Foreign inward, and Coasting Manifests Charter Parties of Affreightment Ruled Tables of Exports of Rice, Cotton, £3o. Labels for Counting Rooms Steam-Boat Yard Receipts Merchant's Labels; for marking tbo dif ferent departments ol'Uusincss Checku on the different Banks ia this city "atroon Receipts Steam-Boat Receipts Ship Surveyor’s Certificates, Statements of Damages, for the Recovery of Insurance Muster Roll aud Articles for Vessels Seamen's Warrants and Frotectioos Citstom-Hnuse Ronds Counting-House Almanack* I Statements of Exports. Foreign Export Eulrie* Passengers’ Entries Dray 15.11a OCT Apply at the Job Office, the same re- oentlyoccupied by H. P. Russell, or at the office of the Gkiisoilk. c28 28 PllICES CUUItENT. SfftHE following Price Cv.rrenl from PA- (A IMS's Wig Exchange Office, for the •ear 1823, is issued for the better regu- alton ofhis Vnetomert, 7Yaiuf«nl., and all otlicre within the jurisdiction of His impe rial domain; Monthly CaAomtc, petty plentiful, gl per month Do do who share 6 times per week, g2 per mohth, ralAtt- dull Transient do from 10 tol24 tolerabl briek. Doubtful Customers—no demand Cutting Hair, 25 eenti, brltk Cutting Ladies’ Hair at tlteir abodes, 50 cent*, rather fair Cutting and Dressing do do do 7 cents, pretty fair Ornamentt for the Head, of Lathe, and Gentlemen. Ladies Curls from glto I 50 per bunch, in demand Ladies Beau Killers from g2 to 3 SO per bunch, ready tale Ladies Heart Slayers from $7 to 3 50 pet bunch, in demand ,. Ladies Beau catchers from $5 to 5 50 per sett, dull . . Ladies full dressed Wigs from 18 tb &20 each, rather dull Ladies crop Wigs, from 15 to $18, tolerably fair Gentlemen’s crop Wigs from 15 to g20, not to pood Gentlemen's CroWn pieces with springs, from-10 to &12, in diuutnd Gentlemen'* false Whisker* £2 50, dh de mand Gentlemen’s revolving Quieus g2, no ,ale Gentlemen’s false Eye Brows IJ3, no tale Real Japan Blacking, warranted to cure or prevent Corns, Gout, and -other faehini- able complaint,. The penetrating power of this Liquid pot alone is warranted lot its efficacy, but the superior Gloss it leave* on the boot* and ihoea is so powerful, that the etpense of a Looking-Glass may be saved, ■hould emergency require the ne cessity of shaving themselves *t home or abroad. Wigs, Frisettes, Curls, Bandeaus,prompt, ly exchanged fat cash or approved notes, Cash at all times preferred. N. B. A Clerk is wanted at this office, one that understands Shaving, so aa not to hurt the feelings of customers, will be pre ferred, by application to JOHN PARIS, K.C. B. B. fcc AUGUST G. OEMLER, • • * ■ 7 AT HIS medecine, DRUG, AND SEED 8TORE, Comer <f Jejfetton and St, Julian-Streett, Wett of the Market. OFFERS FOR SALE, QOMPLETB Maoriinei.t of genuine fre*h Medecines and Drug»l’ utent Preparations, Snrgical Instruments, & such articles as are tisuiilly enumerated in the long lists of Apothecary's advertisements, to which he refers—not wishing to cause mtusento bis readers by repeating them here. . It\ his Seed Establishment, Resides it general assortment of -warranted Garden Seedt, Horticultural or Garden Tools and Flower Pots, also the Roots and Bulbs ofthe following Beautiful Flowers: Anemona; Ranunculus; Bizarre and Dou* ble Tulip j Crocus, various sorts: Tube rose i Amaryllis Formscissima and Regin*; Double Jbnquills \ Trumpet Major Narcis sus i double White do.; Incomparable do* j Van Zion do. t Lilium Candidum; 8p*nish and English Iris ; Polianthus Narcissus and Hyacinths, fan 24 f 50 x Whiskey. OjRrtiY BARRELS Northern Whi*ey, iiCftJ'Jlv Just recrlvril and for tsle by B.A6EK V MINION. Mil 37 I PUBLIC SALES. Sheriff’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in March next, Vfw-L be sold at the Court House,-be* w tween themsual houis. ' The Printing Press and all the Printing Materials, lately composing; and vjrked the Ssvannuh Museum, levied on under Rn oxecution, representatives of TlfbmM K. Lloyd vs. Ksppell a Bartlett, <asuing from the Superior Court of this county* t he articles can be seen in the mean tim« it thfiTswre of Messrs* J. U. Herbert & Co. feb- 3 58 Aa *«’ U’LVON, *.**.. SherUF’s Sales. Ifiejirtl Tuetday in April next, W*. * u '8 at the Court House in the v v city ofSavaonah, between the hour* of 10 and four o’clock, .Lot No. sixteen, J6, Carpenter’s Row, (itty-four feet front and ninety feet in depth being the western half part of said lot in fee simple, together with the improve ments thereon, sold as the property of Ma deline Sevier, to satisfy Moses Herbert, for use under* rule absolute on a foreclosure. , . ABM. D'LYON, s c c. fab 3 56 Sheriff’s Sales. On the fret Tueilay in March nex, ILL be sold Rt the Court House in the city of 8ftv«nnnh, between the hours often and four o'clock, Two negroes Augustus and Owen, levi ed on under a foreclosure of ft mortgage, 99 aer £ ri ^ erly 0fOrr * n ByHtto satisfy Elea- Also, all the Household «nd Kitchen Fur- tusure, belonging Oran Byrd, now contpinf edin the City Hotel. Also, three negroes a woman named Sylvia, a mulatto woman named Mi Its Hnd negro min named Prince, levied o;: under u foreclosure of « mortgage from Elizabetb Box to B, U J. Rollon. jftn 6 ABM. D’LYON, s, c. c. 34 City Sheriffs Sales. - On the first Tuesday in March next, W'ILL be sold in front of ihe Court T House, between the usual hours of ten and three o'clock. All those two northern half lots erf tend* known in the plan of the city of Savan nah, as lots Nos. thirty nine, 39, and forty 4 40, filbert ward and improvements there on, bounded north by a lanc^, south by the other halve* of said lots Nos. thirty nine, 39, and forty, 40, levied on the property of Abraham Shefrall, to satisfy an e\ecutioi| from the GpuTt of Common Pleas and Oy er and Termiilerfor the city of Savannah, T»ylor y Kelley vs Abraliam Shcftailand Lewlft H' FilttJi, security Also, all tbe buildings on the north west corner oflot No. four, 4, Washington waul^ bounded north by Bay street, south' and east by the other portion of said- lot num ber four, 4, and west by lot No. 'three, 3, levied on us the property of George Fog. g.e tb ftatisfy an execution for rent in favor of Joseph Lawrence. \lso, Sundry articles of Household Fur niture, levied on us the property of 8arali Purmenter, to satisfy an execution in favor of Lydia Cooper. Also, Hindi y articles of Household Fur niture; levied dh as the property of D'ana Morel to satisfy an execution tor runt, in favor of the estate of D, D. Willian**. ARRAHAli 1. D'LYON. s c.s. feb 3 i3 Sheriffs Sales, O N the first Tuesday in March next, be tween the hours often in the moaning and four in the afternoon; will be sell* i.e- fore the Court House, in the city uf S;iyan. nah, all those two lots of land situate in the city.of Sayannah, known by the number 29 and 30 In Brown ward with the bui 1 * 1 ng thereon known ns the Savannah Tim 4 re, levied on under and by virtue of a rule itb- solute issuing out ofthe Superior Coin of Chatham County on the foreclosing 1,; a mortgage executed by the Trustees of the Savannah Theatve to William Jay. and by him assigned to R. Richardson 8c Co. Also, al| that plantation situate in the tfrtid County ol,Chatham and known bj ihe nam£ />f Harrook, o taining nb(»u'. <me hundred and ten .. ffa of IhihI, bounded westward by Penin k:* plantation, South wardly by land granteo to John C»ryj »*aat- wardly by Thunderbolt Creek b ifa* marsh which seperates it from the l»!e of Hcp'e, and northwardly by Thunderbolt Creek, together with all and siiiKularihnbuiiduigs and improvements thereon, levied on un der and by virtue of a rule absolute ishuiiig ofthe Superior Court of Chaihiim C v uhty out on the forecl-isure of a inortgHge exe-cu- ted by Elzubeth Box, infuvor of John Uo(- ton. A. D'LYON, s. c- c. feb 3 58 ^ Hall, Hoyt (5 Co. Offer for tali, landing .from ship Niagara, BBLS prime Pork, New-York city • Inspection 20 bbls Mess Beef 10 bbls Hams 20 bbls Muscovado Sugar 5 pipes Pierpoinl's Gin 2 do Holland do 2 do Cognac Brandy' 2 do and 6 hhds Rye Whiskey 2 hhds Jamaica Rum 20 boxes Raisins 20 bbls Apples dee 18 x 20 Fresh Teas, China and Troy Candles* 5 TEN ratty boxes Hyson Tea 50 do 60 do Gunpowder 50 do do do Imperial SO five ratty boxes Imperial 30 catty canniitera of ImperoQ J* Gunpowder Tea, Fre,It imported SO boses China Ware, containing Breaklt.t, Dinner V Tea sets 200 boxes Troj Candies Landing ftom ship Garonne, *nd for rale by 1 J, D, UtUBEUT k GO.

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Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, February 18, 1823, Image 1