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REPUBLIC AK
SAVANNAH, July ?z, jßc6.
In COUNCIL,
Savanrnh, July 21, 1806.
THE following psrfor.-. were elciicd dev
Officers, for the cnluing year,
Taos. Whitfield, Recorder
Jame; Marshall, Treasurer
Job T. Bollss, Cleik of Council
Erw. L. Davies, Clerk of the Mayor’s Court
Charles Cope, City Merlin!
J so. Willi a >1 s, Sheriff
Jno. Trevor, Cleik of the Market
is ed. Tong, • Meffeu; er
Jno. H.Harris, Crave-ehraer
‘.loses Siieftall, ThyGcian to the Goal
The following-pei font v. ere drawn Coiilla
fcles,
Vcm. Burnsides, Ferciva! Ward
John Snider, Liberty tc F.lbert
Taos. Newell, Ja. Anson
J no. P. Oates, Waihington
J no. Dillon Franklin
Jno. Eppencer, fieathcote
Isaac Russel, Decker
William Gilbef r, Oglethorpe
Ja"es M. Will;on, Reynolds
J.ittr, Pelot, Warren.
V.'k.i.ia: Si a : : , Darby
William A. Grani Green & Columbia.
OrderlD, • hat the fame be publilhed ill
iiie Gazettes cf tie’s city.
I’x'r . />•••.) the - ‘iau'.es.
JOE T. BODI ES, Ch C.
Messrs. Everitt & M‘Lean,
Fy ptib’iihmg the following Com
munication, which appeared in the
( har'.dton City Gazette, of the 9th iniL
you will oblige one of your
SuBJCRIEERi.
COMMUNICTION.
Having feert in tiie City Gaz.-tte, two
or tlree y an ago, an account of the
beneficial cffVfts of cold water applied to,
crpnu ed or. perfois ftrttck with light-
Tiing. and as there may be many who
have not seen it, or do not retain it in
memory, sod as (his is a fcafon of the
year In which accidents from lightning 1
frequently occur, v?t tile thank you to
iofeit the f .flowing case, wherein I have
r..?ck 3 trisl of ii, an:! have the pleasure
to vouch for its • ffic3cy.
On the u li Ju;. , a foil of Mr. John
l-eigWr, in t!• • rw’ghliou hood, t bout
eight years of age, was itruek in a wheat
£eid, at.d lift Efpended for nearly half
an hour ; it bring ne.tr a creek, his fa
ther feat for fome water znJ poured if
on lifs liiad, Git did not continue long
enough to be benefited from it ; and
conceiving him to be.dead, pro eecum to
take l-ttn home, v.htn, fortunately, they
wtve civei tiipceii by r Inower oi rain which
wet them through, and, to bis great
con fort a lie, ultoniilintent, he lound him
begin to bieathe and nic-ve cue of his
arms, and in fnccefilon, ethers of ,'.is ts:
t remit i?3. When he arrived at the
Louse, a boy was difpatchcd for me ;
i arrived about 4 o'clock, an hour after
the accident. The chi!;! was then in a
pomatofe situation, but could move his
SI’DU end legs. I immediately bled
him, and applied thick folded cloths,
wet with vinegar and water, to his heed
Biid ipirie, in which places he appeared
to be moil injured; this loon relieved
•the infknimsior) appearance of the ffcin
ko.u gav- confiderabic llrength. In a
bn .. at; hour after, r. cculidcrahle degree
of fever supervened, which I Lun Ito
yield to a more libera: ule of water and
vinegar ; about twelve at night he re
covered fas understanding ami power of
speech: 1 i,e ncj.t day he was able to
be* about, and complained cf nothing but
fore nek and fome degree of debility, and
Horn that time he has continued in good
health.
I un, your friend ar.d hufnble fetvant,
F. tar an.
Lexington D'ftriS, Juie 27, 1806.
Brig PAUL HAMILTON.
This beautiful veil cl was launched
yeflerday at half j:afb fir. o'clock, from
Mr Paul Pritchard, jun’is. wharf, in i
prefente of a cor.cou;fe ol fpefiatoit, |
who appeared, fiom their frequent psaffj
of huzzas, to be highly giaufied with i
the itiajeitic pace with which she luovtdl
into the l of un cf that element on which i
ko doubt flic will acquit herfelf to the!
honor of the Luider ; audit is to be i
hoped bciufit of the ouiitr. Flatieiy |
•.veuld hide iu face when truth Heps for- 1
ward and challenges Philadelphia or;
New-YcuL with having ever committed}
to the drop c handlom:r model or bet-’
id woikirairfl.ip. This must he a plea
ling 1 clLcnun to Carolinians when it
din Lie boail.d, that the builder is a na
tive of Charleltpri, from whose talents
and iiidultry we have a great deal to ex
pect. Much praise ii aifo due to the
carver who executed the head, which,
for proportion s ■ ncatnefs, vies with
Lie wink of ifiiiti.
Charteftor. Timet.
The fliip Perseverance, arrived at
Philadelphia ou the 6th iuflaut, f;om
Anifterdam—while off the coast of
Pngiand, was boarded by fevera! flaps
cf war and piivateers, and treated po-*
lively ; but on the 2d lull, off the capes
f the Delaware, the day the pilot was
taken on board, he was boarded by an
wfiEer from a britiih frigate, who wa= i
ei.hcr afraid or ashamed to tell the in- }
gate’s name. ‘l.-.y preif.d the mate,;
a Philadelphian born, and took him on j
beard,’where they m d-treated and in-j
luittii him lome lime, when they re 1
tinned him to his ship, having robbed I
Li nos hi* journal, and fome other final; }
plotters. The above frigate was l'.ei, j
est toe Cfcpca 01. the lit, 2.1 And 3d inlb :
uaG is iuppefti to he the Ca.-sir.f
ii. *
mi:.
“ > p ia—Without ar.y of your iavors
Hn:e the la 11, of ‘.lie 2d j snnrry ; the pre |
Ltt is principally to inform you, that
th: brig Indefatigable,’ of y.ntr po-t, P. j
T Sever, niafler, Isft from Gibraltcr, ‘
whu'h he quitted the 20th January, we j
prffnme bound to Cape-de-Vcrd-lfiands I
and Lome, is wrecked on the coalt 01,
h'ica, ami out of the dominions of this 1
Emperor, in lat. 28. 1 lie people, four ;
tec n in i.Lmbcr, are ?.rrui:g the Arabs ; ;
and we have forwarded information j
tlereoi to the Consul General at ’f an-!
gi-'rs, that he may immediateiv take the j
necfiuTy meaferes for the enlargement of
theft unfortunate persons The owners
of the property and the friends of the
people, may be tdiured, that we (hull do
cveiy thing in our power to allill them.
To-day we wrote to the man who liar
tr.ein n, poffelTion, recommending him
v e r J strongly to lift- them well. When
the courier came away, they were ill
well. We requell you v.i'l make this
known to the parties tntertfied ; and if
lity wifa to write us or the captain, any
letter” nddrtffed to ti.c care of the coniuls
at r.fbon, Cad z, or Gibraltar, will
daily reach us.” ilij.
Eniracl cf a letter /torn a rer.tlrrr/tn at
St Louis, to bis ft tend ut PittJburgh,
(Lean ) dated Hey 26, lßc6.
“ An uulotfuna'c affair happened,
here yellerciay. A drunken Irdiin go:: g
t.in.ugh the i!reels and insulting cvci)
perion he met, at length he n adc rn
atvacx on Judge Mctgg, and drew lis
tomahawk with an intuition to kill him,
when a young man cf she 1 .me of Ham
mond, feeing tie danger, ns fituaticn
of the Judge, fired a j.illol .” the Indir.n,
and afterwards llabbed him with a disk, !
which pul an immediate end to hi 1
exigence. I ite people are nmeh slstmed, j
as there arc a great many Indians here,
ar.u they hsvc difeovered conffdtrab.t
relentment on the occasion,”
Salem,June 30.
A late writer attempted to culled a
lift of aged peifons who had lived above
one hundred years. His M includes all
he had found irons the year 66 to 1799,
tor 1733 years, Mr. Eaften fays, thole
whe had lived from 100 to 110, were
1 3 10 J * r om tie to 120, 277 ; from
120 to 150, 84; from 130 to 140,
26 ; from 140 to 150, 7 ; from 150 to
I ®°. 3 > from 160 to 170, 2 ; ?.na from
170 to 185, B—giving 1712 which
nad exceeded a century of years. The
free air, full exercifc, and free air of
‘.liofe who have prolonged life, afford les•
tfccfc who, In. ugh not desirous
oHueh aa enormous weight cf years, ftiil
rLf-re to measure out exigence, free from
iiß n rff pains and greatest diiquists, ar.d
to poilrfs that tranquility which can
never adtuit the worlt tviis of life, or
me great est fears of death. What is
b:ft fur a lopg life, may be belt far a
short one.
“ ‘ “
lOBCL OF HABIT.
It wes bid of a Gath j.hyfician, that he
could not preltnhe even for himfelf without
a eel; and therefore, when unwell, he took a
guinea out. of one pocket and put it into the
other.
Challenge ! —A number cf gentlemen of
two of the lower countries of Nol th-Carolina,
and of two southern roomies of V 1 o .j. r
to maet the gentlemen ol Maryland at Nor
folk, any time between the 2Util of March and
18th of July, 4807, to fhr-.r fifty cocks, and
match not lei’s tha . twenty-one m the ini.ine.
Fhe nisine to be from one u t*. thousand
dollars, as may be agreed or. Loiters v h
propoials, addretfud to Adam Lbid’ iy, near
Norfolk, will be .'orwarded to the challengers,
and duly anfwcred.
Port cj Savannah,
ARRIVED, Brig Swift, Prince, Beaufort;
CLEARED, Louiliai.a, Pelor, New-Yorlt ;
Brig Luna, Starr, do. Lovely Lass, Moore’,
i do. Sclu. Olive, Rhodes, St. A uguitiiie , L.au
j ra, Lubboch, ffraulort.
j Providence, (a. 1.) J lln e 28.
j Arrived on Saturday, Ihip Ana, Pearce, 118
[ days from Canton. J.eft ihirtcen F:;'.!iih cor.i
----( pany snips, to fail ?>larch I, under convoy of
J the Blenheim, of feY tity-four guns, and Biffel
; and H. v.-cs, frigate. t4r.m. in passing the
1 above ilrips of war, v.v s fired into by one of
I I.*iicc LoAti ii oli tiicm, in a inoit wmiton nian
! iiti, Vvlien we were in iiie ait of bringing to.
| George Phillip.., a teaman, w.; ihot through
| the . nil, and leverul oaiis came very near others
, oil deck. Iney th'Ti hoardij im conduct
ed ti.e.nfclves in a verv inf;.i : ig mani. -r,
fcarching and detauiing the .‘hip. At half
past five they left us.
On her .wav to China, in December lall, the
A:.;, went through the (,ii.>io jiaffage, (in
the Arc lipc-lago ot tne Molaccas) in preference
to Pitt’s or Dumpier s Straits, which are in
tricate and dan ercus ; whereas the Gilolo
paliige is both lufe and easy. Li. renting at the
entrance, between Obey Major and l'everal
islands to the eaftvvard, it is lev c:i leauges wide.
The course is to pals close to the ill and of
Gorr.cao, off the south part of Obev Major,
’ lit. F SJ. S. long, about 128. r. of Greenwich ;
from thence to the fouthv.urd of Pulo Gaffe.,
off the eastern point of Obey Major, and
Lvtrai small lHanu, to the eallward. They arc*
all bold and without danger, except what i.
vdibic. Leaving these iiland. you have a clear
•ind open paflage to the northward, (the
current behig iu your favor in the n. w. mon
loon) until you come up with the idaiid Gabee.
. V ou pti. to the weltv. ard o: ibis, between it
j ar.d Mocra-Iffip.u, off the eritcm point of
; Gnolo, .he vveftern point 01 Gabee is situated
i on ti.e equator, and ‘vloor-liland in lat. 10. n.
j Thus much for the information of those w.io
1 aie not acquainted with the very commodious
1 passage, in adopting which, the A!ia r.o c.ubt
1 .-.ed much time.
New-York, July 10.
j ■’ r.v-i, ffi.p Bop.ids. O.* .-.1, from New-
I OneaEs, do days frem Uriize. Yefterdav at
) a. ct. tell 111 vvi.h and i’poke the Cambrian
I G vs-.o pefmittvl u. to make sass; but it j
jh. -g oalr.i, v,e remained within mallet (ho: |
1 , . h #* net s a or vAr i a b-rsr.e I
t-D. lc’”Grfi me c “/.'.ne >
. ..v Thot ~’t os ui.’Ul lialt p-ift q whtti *Jh.
gave up the chafe ; iifteen thot were fired at us,
many o i which puffed over ar.d between our
malls, and u,me fell under our stem and!
along-fide, hut no damage was fuftahied.
Arriv. il, brig Miry fc Fhaa, Feed!-, u. J
|-!7 days fre-.n Dublin. Captain Boodle was
J lea I.ied cff the Hook l>y the Cambriun, ar.d
| had one n an pressed. *
Phii.adf.i mi a, July 8.
■ xtr.nSl f. cm the brig Molly’s log book, captain
j Ice. lrom St. Petre’s, Martinique, to
wards Philadelphia.
Line 7, ready lor sea; an embargo took
1 place on account of the arrival of the French
fl ; ‘P Veteran, of i’erenty-four guns, captain
, Jerome Bonaparte, from Cayenne, who had
j ’ ’• ’-td from a fleet cl’ lire i'..il of the line, which
| were hourly expetfted to arrive at Fort Royal.
Monday, June <ith, got under way and
flood to ft .1.
J iiur.t.ay, 12th, in Sail P.ock Passage, Sail
Rock in fight, was captured by the ’Fritilh
frigate Jason, of twenty.one guns, captain
C’ochr..:), who took iupercargo, passengers and 1
(Ciew out, and took us in tow and carried j
us into Tortola, where w - arrived on the 1 jth i
.'••it! . iiohoit-d us on a dar.-.vrous reef; where}
we, alter lying a few hour,, parted anew ten !
a ch table, when I was permitted to go on j
i“ 01 *’ ,a y lcrttr.*; ll<l papers broken i
0|' c '-< and was then permitted to’proceed 1
Alio vv. : taken by the afoiv aid frigate,’ ai
lJamfli lc/iooncr, ami the ihip Harriot, Powers, j
of f’hih.desphia, bound to .St. ‘l’homas's, and 1
within live mill of the harbor, were ihieliy !
examined and liberated. “ J j
.A T an inferior Court begun
JL Sl at Savannah so;
the county of Chatham, on
Wedncfday the 7th d;iy of Jub,
1806.
present their honors.
)’DTVARU TELFAIR,
JNO. H, MOREL,
ARCHD. S. BULLOCH.
Ordered, that the following
jddauiUiig Jurors he fined in the
kirn of twenty doiiais each, un
efs they make iuffiaent cxcufc
on oath, and. file the feme in the
t lertu’s office, of this ccurr, with- j
in thirty days. j
Sampson Neyle, Wrn. Port.!
Matthew Baylsr, David Hie.E.r’ 1
Thomas Flint, Jsmes GHiver,
Abranam Abr.i!’ar/is, J. Courc-
Ilf y> John Liliibridge, William
Will lon, Jonathan Meigs, jai.
Cuchbert, ifaac Fell.
Extract from the Minutes.
J. BULLOCH, Clk,
Savannah, July 2t, ISO 6.
Chambers, 18th July, 1806.
PRESENT THEIR HONORS.
EDWARD TELFAIR,
JNO. H. MOREL,
James alger,
BY the juitices of the Infe
rior Cout of the county of Chat
■ .ain, and in virtue of a Proola
nauon oi ms excellency the Go
vernor so * ire&ed,
Ihet.ccLois ofthecounty cl
Chatham, are icreby notified
fiat a poll will be opened at the
Court, nouii, m nt city of Aa
vannr.fr, at jo o’clock, on Moa
•ay trie ri r tv day t'( Scute ot
next, to give toeir votes to fcp
ply tne vacancy o a tnr.rjt :r ...
the Houle or keprefentauv-'.-s o.
r.i*c Ui-I.ed fitv. ‘cis ‘.a the it>oiL
oi cue l ion. jolepn Bryan reuprn
td, to tanc elicit u:.'il tfie 4th
ay ot March next, of which ail
uiiiCuTi. concerned vv.ii Lake due
notice.
Extr li ft £>*> the Minutes.
j. BJLLO .ii, Clk.
July 22 94,
Executive Department, Geo.
Lorn (vine, ijtp July ißc6.
Ordered,
i HA F the second Monday
.n Auguff next, be aliigntd lor
the he a. mg and determining
controversies relative to lot:, oi
:a.,d, drawn in the late Land
Lottery, for which grants have
• >tcn with-held on account oi
their being mo cr more ptrfons
of the fame name in the fame
County, and not Gchgnateci, on
the appertaining to the
drawing of the laid Lottery, lo
that ! t can be thaeby nicer rain
ed to v/nich of them the land of
’j right belongs—All persons co-i
----;c.:rned, are therefore requeued
jto attend at this departme..r, on
! that day, prepared to fubftan
j .ute their rclpedlive claims.
£
A r-iLTt.ti. G. R. Clayton,
Secretory.
July 22. p 94.
TO BE SOLD,
fON 4 credit of six mouths.)
A LOT in Og e i.orpe ward, near
/i he river and adjoining Mr, I'ool
er’s wharf Lit, with a i all improvem >n
thereon. It is a corner lot > outing !Je
feet on a street, &boon a lane. CI T Tli
owner would be willing to barter it IV
iScw Negroes.
Enquir at this Off C’.
vj ii, ibo6>
♦’G t T v-v (i . r .
ili h ihn.) o ir.ih M j
Klixa,Capt HOT.J.AMD.'havh-.g C. • m ‘
nrugh
1 C.abins, will take freight of Cotton m v , J
j 1’ wer hold, il aapliciuion is made l.v Tu. I'-
j .lav nex ’, rthcrvv.ie lim will proceed to th; up
with Lumber.
oc I. Bolron.
Ju!/ 22 It
IVAN IS A PLACE,
A 1 hltSOh who has b. .’n •-.•at > yea’ ’oil
a CO’ITON PLANTATION m ‘the W 11-
Indies, ..nri is well acquainted with the r au
agerrent ot Nvri-oe , who would take charge
ol aCu 11..,, Plantation per informal.onj
*’i’!'. t> “le priuteru of tins paper.
J uly *2 s*. „•
notice.
‘T’ fubferiher being about to leave th: ■
A slate fora few months, has appgiute.i
j John Hunter and John Event:, hi i unviid
attormes, during his abfience,
Adam Beach.
| Jll h ,S 91 3 t
In COUNCiL,
i Savannah, July 21, lScd.
| Rr solved, That an r.lrflinn for
j sn Aldei man, to rrpref-nt Reynolds
ward, (in the room oi .Sr.tnl. IT. Gtack.
jhciifj, wliofo deflion is declared illegal
will be held at the Fila.ure on Friday ti e
ill of Attguft iiex’, and that Join’Da*
v ti, J. 15. Read and John Shtim.in, ,r
any two of them, are appointed min
gets, to fuperinten 1 the laid cle&ionj
Ex.raft from the Minutes.
JOli T. COLES, c. i
J ,jl ) r 2 2 94.
PROPOSALS,
/’O/v carrying the Mails of thi
Luted oidles on ire following
Left Asads, will be received at
thr General P oft-Office, unit'.
j th. just day of /luguit next, in
! clulive.
i IN GEORGIA,
j From Savannah, by Ebenrzer
\Sc Jackfoiibnrotigh to Augulta,
once a week,
LEAVE,
Savannah, every Friday at 3
o’clock a. m. and arjive at Au
gulta on Saturday at 3 ?. rn.
LEAVE,
Augufia every Tuesday at 5
A. M,
AND ARRIVE,
At Savannah, on Thmitky at
3 o’clock, p. m, from Angulta
oy Wayntfborough and 1 /mus
ville to Savannah once a wet k 1
LEAVE
Augufia every TiiurlUay, at
2 r. M, and arrive at LouilviUe
on Friday by 10 a. m.
LEAVE
Louilviiie on ]* riday atu a.m,
AND ARRIVE AT
Savannah on Sunday at 6 i,m
LEAVE
Savannah every Monday at 8
A. M.
AND ARRIVE AT
Loniville on Wcdndday by
A • At l a
LEAVE
Louisville I'jine daC at to a. m
AND ARRIVE AT
Augulta on Thursday by 10
a. m.
FROM
Savannah by Bryan Court
noule, Midway Church, Rkc
bcrough, M’lutofh Cour houffi,
Darien, Frederica, jtrkyl I Hand
and lJungeonilt to Saint Mary's
once a week.
* r * a t r?
* -i?*n v it*
Savannah, t vtry Monday at
8 o’clock a. m.
AND ARRIVE
At Saint Mary’s every Thurs
day ac jo o’clo. k a. M.
LEAVE
Saint Mary’s every Thursday
at 2 p. m.
ARRIVE AT
Savannah, the next Sunday at
C I* < M •
r. r> C\ * t
I KO.vI j
Jeckyl I Hind to Bj-tiafvvick !
j one: a week.
LEAVE
Jecfcyl Illiuidv ve.y I horfbay
•at 5 A M
AMD ARRIVE AT
Brunfwii k (unit ilay by 10
o’clock A. M
LEAVE
Brunfwid; fame day at %.
j> ,M.
AND ARRIVE AT
See ;<yl l'r..!c day by 6 o'clock
I H. M.
NOTES. i
i. ■ ofl-naiLr general tr.r.y r’t*
; p’ d.:c lb; ’nails and alter the times oi
L, . 1 • part ure at soy tins? and *ir.g
1 r cL‘L tl c cur^radw f he
r . fitly d.j.0.ai,11 ch if .q me com
-1 ‘-nl.itii ii to; :tuy extra cxpet.lt that may
be occrtiened iher.oy.
;. Fiftetn mumfes (upII be allowed
! ’ ipcfiit ... and . fiug the n. tils ar all
•flt-i’s v’ lure :.0 particular time ia (peei<
fled.
3. tor every thi ’y minutes delay
(vitiavcidable accidents txceoted) in ar.
sivti.-pr i'll r the time prefrribed in any
cor.tuci, th- contrurtor thail forfeit one
dollar; and if the delay c..n vine until
tue <!’ pu.l .u 1 e ot any depending n .il,
whereby the nnils destined for such de
pcndirq mail I .lea trip, , i ndditienal
I. riciturt o’ .ve cio.la;-. ihall !■; incur
red.
4* Nt-wfpaper; ae .veil v letters are
to be fesit iu the t;.- il ; ar.d il any per.
ton, making pinpouls, c’- li.es to carry
ncwlpapers, other t l . m thole conveyed
in thr mail, for his own emokinvnt, In:
rntill .late in his propoials, for vvliat fnm
he will carry i’ with that emolument, ar.d
So ‘ tvl) it fusit without that tin. hi rent.
5 ■ ciliould ;.i rj pt'ifon, mu Ling pro
jvCih., tVli.-c an alteration ol the times
“* .nrn.'al ami depart use above fpecilicd,
I S mull ilitle in In., propofnls, the alter
auens defirtd, and the dlttercnee they
will make in the tcini.s of Im contrail.
6 Fertcn: nuking > rupjfala, are ddl-
to flat.* tin it* prices by tlre
‘l'liofe win. contrail mil receive thei,
pay quartui), in the m.iiiths e>\ Februa
ry* Hay, August, and November, one
mouth aiur the expiration of each quar
ter.
7. OJO ether than a free white perion
lliull be employed to convey the mail.
8. Where the propoi’er intends to
convey ’,hr mail in the l ojy of a Huge
cariirgc, he j 5 dcliuj to ihte it in h s
propofa's.
9- Flic Poft-niHller general refervts
to himfelf the fight of declaring any
contrail as an end whenever three fail,
uier. happen, which amount to a lulu
of a trip each.
to 1 tie coni rafts for these routes are
to he in op ration on the til day of
Oftobernexl, and to continue in force
lor two yrarc, from that time.
Gideon Granger,
POSr-rSASTKH OiNIRAL,
General I\,it Office,
IVaJLnngton-City, afrit 2 6.
NO rich,
VLL. FRRSONS having any demands
again I! 11: ell ird of Fire Me!le r , tint
<1 ..-tired i.j bring them in tor payment in or
bcfoic Monday ilie ii> li mll.int.
By Older if the Braid,
1 IIO.VJAS PITT, Clerk.
July a a y ;
C i t'V I IV RIFI s s VLES,
On de ftrfl Tuesday i>i Sep
'eater uxt, WILL HE SOLD,
at tbs Cunt latte intis city if
Save nr, ah Utwsiu tbs hours of ten
and 3 o'ilock,
A NEGRO BOY named
Captain, levied on :s the proiitty
of Mis. Martha Miller.
Condi:ions, cafii*
JOHN WILLIAMS, s. c.s.
July 22. 94
1-KESII SUPERFINE
FLOUR,
JUST landed ;V m the brig SALLY frond
Philadelphia, and for lale by
JOHN HUNTER.
July 3t 9i
TO KENT,
MPUE Brick Fire Proof STORE, lately
A < c capted by the fubferiber a* x Couu*
ting hcule.
{us. Habersham.
March 18 Cos
LANDING,
b nun tbs f'voner Cn/nmlij, jujl arrived
J: (t m St. Vincentt,
20 puncheons 3d proof Uli ‘4
26 ditto prime ictailiny fvlolaiTea
A final I quantity of Coltee Sc
£urjar,
FOR SALE EV
TAYLOR 3c SCARBROUGH.*
tI”S)SwN aaid SCHOONER, a
{launch well fnitirue vtlfel,
iWSSfeSe&willtak: Freight A.r New-
York, ts application fc: made in the
courfc of to day or to morrow.
July u 4t 9!
A. SCRIBNER & C >.
TANARUS) F.h j’ECTECM.Y Inform iht.r f;end
J V ami the public in general, that they
have revived p-r the late arrivals from N.
Veil', *.complete alTortrr.riit of
BOOTS, SHOES and SLIP
PER 3,
A’’ v.-:-. ranted *o V- /’ • r-nllt-,
which oil- rat re>h ‘.l p •. at their
(tore on tl< liay, oppaiite the Iwchange.
July ta
OLD RAGS,
■\T7 U.i. < •’ ,r)l 1 ‘■’’■/ s'": ivr-1 at the
Vy l'OOil IIOIJSI-'. I this City, tlier
j Iving great call for there
Mo/jb S'hclca!!, o. p.
h-'ay -7 7y
WAN l ED,
A O . KRSKI'I M, L/ ■ man well as
jJ. J- ii in tad •aHh Mi - plaiiii- >••>
j•*,i Ilr v i,. cA r* •• ei ai.c nv ot uu W 4-<
est; ,fluty rii e ‘ten. •/* pply t u th,l
u .ei ~ (L, .. II Hr an C ity.
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