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25,C00 DOLLARS !!! 10,000 DOLLARS !! 5,000 DOLLARS ! HIGHEST PHIZES IN RI.ACK RIVER LOTTERY, l\ In'll rijirwi'iHi i draining on the 9 th instant. y\ 1-wTI’ K! rs received by the Ro/la, and for sale by the fubktibers. Aiuiquand &. Pauiclii ,,r . June 9. 59. THE sT/rsFrlrFr WIl-I- b< abfrnt from this (late for a few months, request- .’I thole to whom lie Hands indebted,- to call and get their money ; and those who Hand in drhted to luni, by bonk or note, to make immediate payment. John Lillibric’^v, Weft Broad Street. Who has For Sale. One handfame Cl air or Oipy, Plated Moulding and good condition. Two hatidlome cliair and la<tdle horse% and Fifteen Inirtls prune retailing K ce, cheap for ready money. June 9. , M —s 9 Just Received , And fur sute, at Ihe ‘{per of thr Hi PUBLICAN, a small collection of BOOKS and ST.Vi iON ARY, Among which are JMotherby’s Medical Dictionary liusm'i’s, Am ii nt and Modern Europe —— Modeln i.uiopc htiangei in j i am e 1 tench Kevolulion 1 ench Wars Gibbon's I lonian Empire A!ooi e’s Poems Davis’s Poems I layer Hooks hi liool Bibles ‘i estameiils, and a var iety of othei school and chap Hooks Receipt. m< morimtiuiii and quire Hooks Common writing and letter paper Quills, ink pmvder •band boxes, slates, &c. &c. Also, for sale, a variety of BLAXKS, Such ns Merchants’ foreign Entries Liquor ditto Hoods—P.ills of Lading Powers of attorney Foreign and coastwise manifests’ Military executions V t its lor the superior and Inferior Courts# 5! Printing of every description executed with as mm It neatness, cheapness and dispatch as can be done in the state. April ‘25 40 Just Received, And For Sale at this Office. (price only 18 3 4 cents) A pamphk c, making o f pages, called The Lje of Socrates , By Plato, Xenophon,, &.c. his disciples. With many curious am) intrrefting anecdotes of the fame, and other celebrated Greek Philosophers. “ 1-et mo If. undergo an examination, and that shall he my defence.” Socrates. A/o-il 21. 38 FOR S.il.E AT THIS OFFICE, And all the Printing offices and Book Stores in the City, (Price 12 1-2 Cents) “ A finutes, Constitution , and Circular Letter of the General (’ mmitte, oi Georgia liafttists, com cocci at Mount Knon, with all A/i ----ftcndi.v, Ey H. HOLCOMBE, A. M. Pastor ol the Baptist Chinch in Savannah.” Apt ii 25 40 27a It.D OF COMMISSIONERS OF PI LOT. 1 OF. Savannah, June 4,1 Sot. 1 Consequence ot teveral perlons aiding illegally as Pilots, Ohoikfd, That the Secretary do publiOl monthly the na m sot luch Pilots, us poileis Branched or Ctr uncate* irom tin* board J\a tract from the Miniates. IHOMAS PITT, Seen ary. Ac.he.sbi i, to the order of the board t do hereby give notice, that the f llowing perlousonly,are duly authorized to act a. Pilots; l bcuiias Nottige, liliain Ciay, James Scranton, ~ ~ > Branch Pilots. V ilium Koylton, Elijah Broughton, Thomas Ahvorthy, m. Hie hard Wall, Branch Pilots. VTham Wall, uCling under him. Jonn Major, ) Peter Ceafar, Reuben Anderson, I John Branlby, > Certificate Piots. John Dennis, John Dixon, 1 hoards Olborn. J THuMAS PITT, Sffty. Blank L ttcTs of Administration, for Sale at this Office. Regiment a 1 Orders. I AN ELECTION is ordered to he held ar the Court- House on Friday ‘I 96 h mltant, at 11 .’clock in the forenoon, for a MAli R o he command of the 2d Battalion. Ift Regime! ...'HTicers who will he sub ject to that comma id, ar. required to attend... Ca ptains May and Moore w ’1 prelide. By order of l.ieut. Col. Johnson. P. ter N. Bi insmade, June 6. 53 Adjutant. o tTT f.. IN conformity to the Regimental Orders of -his date, we will attend at the Court Houft in this city, on Friday, ‘26th inl)ant,at I I o’clock /. m. to fupenntend the election of a major to the command of the 2d Bat- i talion, Ift Reg iment. Ka pil May, Ca/U. 37 C m/iaw /. Built. A. Moore, Ca/it. 6th Ctmhaoy. JuneC. 58. FOR SALK. r I HAT well known PLANTATION in Camden I county, at the mouth of St Mary’s river, called FOINT-PFTRE, late the property and residence of Janies Seagrove, efq containing 7‘20 acres oi prime con ON LAND. On this plantation are an excel lent welling House, and fuffitient negro houses, fee. in pood order. For a further uefeription of this defi nble and healthy fituation,apply in St. Mary’s, to Mr. Si aghovi ; a.ici for a view oi the plat and titles, which arc uquelti. liable, in Savannah, to Gi.okue Woon uurr, elq. or to the lublcnber. Samuel Howard. June 6 cm 58 NOTICE. j r_ I' , IIM fubfiriber earneflly requeftsthofe person who J arc indebted to the late fn in oi Kventt & M’l.ean, a id ait- in the hahic oi vifiung tins ity, to call at the ofhce ol M’Lean & Barnes, where th; y will meet with a lull diichargt* by paying their repetitive dues.’ Norman i.vi’Dcan# Savannah, June 6. 58 Removal. I’HE fublcrihrr relpeflful'y inf rms his friends ami tne public, mat he has removed from Johntton’s Iq 1 |.-, i.exr d** r ah it th. Print 11 g •dice tM* ean and Ban es, on the bay, near tl e 1 xchange, w .etc he It. 11 i carries on rhe 1 AYLOK •‘Vi hb iNii'S—where all ->rd’ rs in l.is line wil < be mended to with punctuality, neat nets and dis- j patch. Samuel Griu’es. May 16 ” | NOTICE. \ AI.I. peefons to whom the estate of the late Mrs. ‘ ELIZABETH M'QUEIN is indebtd will pleale prelent their accounts properly authenticated to the lublcriber, and thole who are indebted to tile lame, will make payment as foou as gullible. Bryan Morel, Administrator , with the will annexed. Montgomery, Chatham County, April 25 ct 42 NOTICE IS HERE nr OIF EX. r I HAT at the expiiation of nine months after date * -I the lublcriber will make application (agreeable t“ law) to the court oj Ordinary lor leave -o left and dilpole oi two lots of JANI), with improvements thereon, known by the numbers fix and liven, in the village ol Montgomery, and belonging to iht estate of Mrs. Elizabeth M'Queen, decealed, for the benefit of tile heirs and creditors ol laid estate. Biyau Morel, Administrator, win the will annexed. Montgomery, Chatha C > mty. April 25 fo§ 42 Court oi Ordinary. y \ ROIvRRI), that until the governor may W send a Dciiimiis, to qualify tiie Clerk is Escheaiur, ilu.t the court do undertake the du ties annexed thereto, anil that due noticeol suies he given in the name ol the Court of Ordinary, • agreeable to law. Ordered to be published. Extract from the l\liuu es. Thomas Bourke, Cik. c.o. & k.r. June 2 36 3 Dollars Reward. S3 RA\ I’D out of the fublcribers yard on the sth instant a large IROWN COW, in milch, her! marks not recollected, Ihe is branded on the hip with I a figure bearing fonie relemhlan e ol the letter M. or to all ill fhuped heart. Ihe above reward will be paid to the period who bring*, hack laid cow, or one dollar lor the information w here lhe is to be found. J. if. Read. May 14. 43 *NOTi l E. I ON the fecund ’1 hurfday in this month, applicat ion will he made to the honorable the Jultices of the Infe rior Court, to admit John Mead to the benefit of the acts ol the legdlatuie ol this lfate, for the relief of in loivent debtors. June 4. NOTICE. JOHN J. EVANS having purchased one half the ed.iblilhinert ol this paper, it will m luture be con ducted by KVERITI & EVANS. They Elicit a continuance ol lavors from their friends and the public, and allure them that every exertion 111 the r power will bj made to delerve it. John F. Everitt. John J. Evans. HOFF’S Agricultural Nc Commercial Almanac, Calculated for Georgia and the Carolinas, for the firesent year, Ma\ be had at this office—price, twelve and a he If cents. February 24 J 6 XOTTCF.. ALI. persons having demands against William CxWELiiER, late of Savannah, baker, decease , are reque ed to exhibit them within the time preefnb ed by law. ..and all persons who may be indebted to his ehate, are desired to come forward without delay and fettle their relpective accounts. D. La nbertoz, June 9. fc...M§... qualified executor GEORGIA. LIBERTY SUPERIOR COURT. March Term, 1807. ON the petition of Moses Way, oi said coun ty, planter, stating that he was possessed of a certain tieeu 01 title to some negroes, and personal property, as trustee, for tiie use of Mrs. Rebi ecu .Shearer, and her issue, a copy w hereof, as nearly as the petitioner could re collect, was annexed tosaid petition, and is now lodged in the clerk’s office, together with affi davits pursu nt to the act of Assembly, has been lost or destroyed—and praying the bene fr intended by said acts, ; ud other circumstan tial proof being laid before Court— It is ordered, That the said deed, or title of sale from Matthew Shearer, Sc Rebecca Shear er, his .vile, to Moses Way, of Negroes and some personal property, be established us di rccted by law, on the saitl Moses Way’s pub j linking a weekly notice in one of the public J gazettes of this state, for the space of six cu j lenilar months, unless good cause shall be shewn to the contrary within the said six months, j or other matter shall appear to the court a gainst the same. Kieehorough , 25 th March, 1807— Extract from the minutes. A. Forrester, c. s. c. l. c. [Mar. 31. f l m’s ] ~XO TICE. \I.L persons have g any k; mauds again!) the c ate h late Thomas Parrott deceaf ed, wil! tender in their accounts to tne lublcriber, on or beiore the fir at of June next. Martin Palmer, Adtn'r. Near Bruul’wtck, Glynn C unty. j Ap'il 8. • GEORGIA,A By Thomas Bourke, clerk of the Com j If*. 8. Vof Ordinary for the County of Chatham, T. E-ou ke. 3 in the Hate aforefaid V HERi- AS William Brailsford, efqr. has made ap plitat on for letters of ad mini Ifrat ion on the ehate and efteifts ot Elizabeth Brailsford, late of the city of Char | lefton South Carolina, w idow, decealed, as liearelt of km. ’I hefe are therefore to cite and udmonilh all and Angular the kindred and creditors of the said decealed, to tile their objections (if any tliey have) in my office, on or before the 2d day ol Juiy next, otherwise let ters ol admiuiftration will be granted him. Given under my hand and leal. this 2d day of June in year of our Lord, one thouland eight hundred and ieven, and in the thirty-iirft year of American Independence. j-p 42 GE .RGi A, ißv Thomasß u* k* ,c erk ot the C urt j L S >of Ordinary for the County ol Chat I Th Bctirke. ) ham, in the Hate aforefaid. i WHEREAS Jeremiah Cuvier.efq h.s made ap -1 phcatiun fur letters ot admiuiftration on the ellate and eilects of J'deph Welcher, late of the city of S van ah, elq. decealed, as principal credi’or 1 hole are theres *re to cite and admonilli all and fin polar the kindred and c.editors of the decealed 10 h e them hjec ions (if any he* have) in m. office, on or before ihe xd day of July next, otherwil’e letters of admin* ttr tion will be grarted him Given under my hand and leal, tbi* ;d day of J“"e, in the year of lur Lord, oi e th uland eight Hundred and leven, and in the th rty nrlt year ol American Independence. fp 4a GEORGIA, ) By Thomas Bourke,c erk oftheCourt j I. S. s-f Ordinary for the County of Chat ’ll), ftoi rke 311 am in rhe ll.ite afoiefaid. W HEREAs sul'annah Shaffer, tvidow, and Fre derick - halier have made application lor letters ol a< Iminitt rat ion on the eltate and elfects of James Shalier, late ol the city of Savannah, carpenter, dec. as nearell t kin. Thele are therefore to cite and a.- monifh all and singular the kindred and creditors of he decealeil, t • tile their objections (if any they h ive) in my office, on or before the ad day of July next, otherwile letters of admiuiftration will be gran ted them. Given under my hand and seal, this rd day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand I eight hundred and leven, and m the thirtv-fii It year oi American Independence. 4;fp GE.ORGI A,T By Thomas Bourke,clerk of the court L S. vof Ordinary, for the county of uhat- Th. Bourke. jhsm, 111 tiie Hate atoretaid WHEREAS Mary Shuman, widow, has made application for letters of ;.dm nitration on he eltate and edicts of V iliiam Shuman, late of the city of ! Savannah, butcher, decealed as nearest of kin. j The lc arc therefore to cite and admonilh all and lin gu ar the kindred and creditors of the decealed to It e their objections (it any they have) in my office, on or before *he ad day of July next, otherwile letters of administration will be granted Given nnder my hand and seal, this ad day of June, in the year of our t.ord, one thouland eight hundred and leven, and in the thirtv-first year of American Independence. tp 43 GEORGIA,3 By Thomas Bourke, Cierk of the L. S. C court of Ordinary, for the county of l’h B urke j Chatham in the Hate aforefaid. \\ HERLAS Yioi yan Capers, has made applica tion for letters of adminittration on the eliate and effects of CLrk Brow n, Ete of the city of Savannah, painter, decealed, as principal creditor. These are therefore t* cue and admonish ail end singular the kindred and creditors of the deceased to hie their objections (if any they have) in mv otfice, on or before the the fecoud day oi Ju y next, other \v*le* letters of admimttrati n will be granted. G.ven under my hand and leal, this and day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and leven, and in the thirty-firft year of American InJ pendence. t p sh Blank Writs, for the Superior cud Inferior Courts, for sale at this ojfice. Notice. UTOX the petition of Thomas T 'orvr., of ihe city ot . avannah. m the state oi Geor gia, planter, stating a Deed of Conveyance from John Graham, lute of the province of Georgia, to John Caldwell, late oi South-Caroiina, for twelve hundred acres of land, situate in the pre sent county oi Liberty, in the state of Georgia, known bv the name of Bailhe’s neck; bounded south and southwest on North-Noupon river and iand of Robert Nobles, east and noiiheast on land of George Nobles and vacant land, and north and northwest on vacant land, bearing date the day of , one thousand seven hun dred and sixty-four ; a copy whereof,; 1 nearly as the petitioner could recollect, was ar excci to said petition, is now lodged m the clerk’s oPl.ee, together with an affidavit, pursuant to the acts of this state, of force in si.ch cases, has been lost or destroyed j and prav ing the benefit in tended by the aforesaid acts, and *ith< 1 circum stantial proof being laid before the court: li is ordered, that the said Deed of Conveyance, from the said John Graham to John Caldwell, for the land aforesaid, be established as direct ed by law, on the said Thomas Young publish ing a weekly notice, in one of our public ga zettes of this state, tor the space of six calen der months, unless good and sufficient cause shall be shewn to the contrary, within the said six months, or other matter shall appear to the court against the same. State of Georgia , liberty County, From the minutes, March 25, 1807. 28 A. FORRESTER, c. s. c. c. u. — Superior Court, Chatham County. April Term, 1807. ON the petition of Barrack Gihbons, of the county of Chatham, in the Date of Georgia, p'miter. Ha ting, that a certain deed of gift made and executed by William McDonald, formerly of the parilh of Ft. George, then province, now Date of Georgia, by which he gave and convened umo his wife Margaret, j is foil John, and his daughter Mary M’Donaid, after wards Mary C'hrtllie, and to rhe survivor or surviv ors of them, ;heir heir and afligns forever, all his es tate, real and perlonal, whatsoever and whensoever situate, with the rights members and apy urtenances to the laid landed, or real estate belonging, and the luture ilfue andencreafe oi ihe female Haves, amt his 1 >cic of every kind, bearing date the fird day of July in ihe year of oui lord one thousand leven hundred and lix ty three, (a ropy w hereof as nearly as the petitioner could recollect was annexed to the said petition, si nv lodged in the clerk’s office together with an affidavit purluant to the laws of force in this :tate in lurh ca ses) rhat the laid deed of gift was loft, or deftroved by time, accident, or during the revolutionary war; and praying the benefit intended by the laws of force in tins Date, for the purpose of ettaSlilhmg loft papers,and other circumftanrial proof being laid before the court. It is ordered that the laid deed of gift he elhbliihed as directed by law, on the laid Barrack Gibbon’s pub lishing a weekly notice in one of our public Gazettes of this {late, for the space of fix Callandar months; unlels good and iufficient cause ihall be ihewn to the contrary within the laid fix months, or other matter ihall appear to tne court again!) the fame Extract from the minutes, this 20th April, 1807 (t 40) Job T. Bolies, Cik. Just Received And For Sale at this Office, A few copies of a second and improved edition of that very interesting and popular pamphlet, entitled GOD’a RE VEjVGE AGALYST MURIIE R Or the forrovvful Life and Cruel Deaih of MARY FIXE LEY, Who after giving a handsome fortune to her Husband was moll barbaroully drowned by him in eight weeks after marriage, for which he was lately hung at Edgfield Court-Houie, SoutU- Carolina. This piece is well calcu lated to plead the cause of poor little Orphans, & to touch the leal) sensibilities of the human heart. Price only 25 Cents. COMMUNICATED. Few Tragedies have been read with such avidity as this of poor Mary Findley, which has already run largely into the second edition. May he, whose “ unsuffering kingdom yet shall come” render it a mean of preventing the re petition of such horrid crimes and cruelties. The following critique from the pen of the ce lebrated American Historian, cannot but inter est the public. “ Charleston, May 16, 1807. “ Dear Sir—l thank you for your much es teemed Pamphlet “ God’s revenge on Mini del .” No man can read it without having his risible faculties often excited—No man can read it without having both his horror of e-cnl and his respect for virtue increased. You have the art of blending instruction with amuse ment—While you keep your readers in bi ll good humour by the frolicksomeness of your manner, you are inculcating upon them im portant moral and religious truths, conducing to their present and future happiness. “ I am very respectfully, yours “ David Ramsay. “ The Rev. Mr. Weems.” Blank W arrants of Appraisement, For Sale at this Office. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, BY EVERITT $; EVANS, ON THE BAY, SAVAN SAU, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM PAYABLE HALF YEARLY, IX ADVANCE.