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Georgia Republican & State Intelligencer. Six Dollars a Year , Half in Advance. GEORGIA REPUBLICAN, Volume I. No. 37* HEAD-QUARTERs, Louisville, Dec. j, 1802. General orders , r The adjutant general will againprocced to the annual convention of the field officers of the refpedtive regiments and battalions, to gether with the brigade infpe&ors of the bri gadc they refpedtively belong to, at such times and such places as may be mof 1 con venient for all the field officers of such bri gades, in order to instruct them in the dis cipline prescribed by congress, and in order that the evolutions prescribed by law, may be pradlifed. The Brigadier general will order a com pany Jof Light Infantry, or Fufileers, to attend each refpedive brigade convention of officers —’pfovided and equipped as the law directs, fuc h corps to be. Ininftances however, where manifeft in conveniencies will anle in convening the field officers in each brigade, and when from various causes, the object of such conventions cannot be fully anfvvered. The brigadier ge neral of each brigade will in lieu thereof, adopt such mode as he may deem best cal culated for effectually intruding the field of ficers in the defeipline prescribed : which end the commander in chief is impressed with a belief can be best effected in brigades where it may be found inconvenient to convene the field officers, by ordering the field officer, or officers, in each regimental or battalion di strict, to attend the adjutant general, when the regimental or battalion officers a-e con vened for the pur pole of being inflruded in the difeipline and evolutions. He will also concert with the several bri gade infpedors on the mod proper time for convening the refpedive regimental and bat talion officers with the adjutants and firft ser geant thereof, for the purpose of instructing them in the said difeipline : And as it is of the highest confluence that the privates should be particularly taught the duty requir ed of them in the field : the commanding of ficers of there fpedlv regiments &battalionsare called on to act in concert with the adjutant ge neral ard brigade inspectors by ordering, regi mental an and battalion trufters, at such time as they may be notified by the adjutant ge neral that he will attend them for that pur pose. JONAS FAUCHE, Adj. Gen. By order of the Commander in chief. | BRIGADE ORDERS, Jan. i, 1803. The officers, commanding regiments and batfallons within the firit brigade firft divisi on, will have the fame paraded by eleven o clock in the forenoon on the day refpedtive ly appointed for each, armed and equipped s the law directs, in order to be infpe£ted by the adjutant general. Effingham county, batalion on Monday 28th February next. Chatham county regiment on Thursday third of March. Bryan county battalion on Saturday, sth March. Liberty county battalion on Monday 7th March. M'lntofh county battalion on Wednesday 9th March. Glynn county battalion, on Friday nth March. Camden county battalion, on Wednesday i6#h March. The officers will attend in complete uni form, and with their commissions, and the officers commanding companies are required to furnilh the adjutant general on the day of parade with returns of the fame, fpedfying the number of commissioned, and non commis sioned officers, and privates $ and arms, ac coutrements, &c. The field and company officers of the Chatham regiment, with the adjutant, and as many now commissioned officers as the com manding officer of the regiment, may deem necessary, to constitute a fufficient number to perform the requisite evolutions, will con vene on Wednesday the 2d day of March next, at luch places he may point out ; pro vided with each a fufee, or musket, and the requisite accoutrements: At which time and place, the adjutant general and brigade in fpedor,will at-tend for the purpofc of inftrud- ing them in thedifeipline precribed by law. The other counties within the brigade hav ing only battalions; the adjutant general will be enabled to execute the duties required in one day, and confequently,after the infpedlion is completed in those counties; the brigade in fpedlor will agreeably to Raw, form into a company, in front of the battalion ; all the captains and subalterns, and the adjutant thereof, taking in also, if he thinks proper, the non-commissioned officers of each company, and as many privates as may be necefifaiy to conftittue a fufficient number; and proceed to inftrueft them in the manual exercise, and such evolutions as the adjutant general may dired. The brigade infpedor, Major Lyon, will take the necessary steps to carry this order in to efted, and will report such officers as may be in default: by order of Brigadier-general TATTNAL, J. E. HO US rOUN, Aid de Camp. Wants Employment, A CITIZEN, who is well acquainted with business, would accept of a fuper car;oes birth to the Weft-Indies ; or would attend to a few ietc of merchants, or traders mens books; the colledion of debts, or would write a few hours in the day in a public office. He is well acquainted with the town, be ing a native thereof:—For further particulars enquire at the Office of the Georg*aßepubli can, or address aline to A. G, which will be duly attended to. November 20, 1802. (jt.) ‘ELEGANT"FURNITURE FOR SALE, JUST landed from ou boaad the (hip Comet, Cap* Stevenson, from Baltimore, a quantity of ex cellent Mahogany Furniture. Os the latest fafhions, confiding of Secrtarys & Book- Cases, SiJe Boards, Circular and straight front Be reaus, Fall Desk?, Circular and falh corner Card Ta. blcs, Oval Pembroke do. Northumberland dining dot circular and straight Bafon stands, Candle (lands, &c. —ALSO, — A few fancy Chairs. The citizens ofSavannah are particularly requested to view the above furniture, as it is of a superior qualty, and will be fold low for cafti or produce. Any per son wilhing to purchase bedsteads, or any article in the above line, can be supplied in a few weeks by Edward Priestley, at Johnson& Robertfon,&co’s. old Compting-houfe. Decembe- 4. ‘twenty Dollars Reward . RUNAWAY from the fubferiber, living in Waffiington county, a NEGRO MAN, named Messer , about 27 or 28 years old, about 5 feet 11 inches high, knock-kneed a bushy head and a fear on his throat, had on when he went away, a pair blue broad cloth overalls, a negro-cloth jacket, and had with him a white broad cloth coat. A reward of twenty dollars will be given if confined so that I get him. F. Boykin. December 8, 1802. The Aubfcriber. INFORMS his friends in general and the Citizens of Savannah , that he has opened a heufe of Ent attainment on that pleafantfit nation, belonging to Mrs John Moore on IVhite Bluff road y within one and an half mile of Savannah \ on whom they may rely , that tbs ftriftest atten tion will be ebferved to give general fatisfaction . William Pinder January 19, 1803. _ ts G. Schipper, Miniature painter, LATELY from the Weft-Indies, informs the public that he takes profile likenefles in PaftelCrayon, which he neatly frames under glass at the moderate price of eight dollars each—if the fame ftiould not prove alikeness, no demand will be made, Such as may be pleafcd to honour him with employment, will be pleased to call at Mrs. Jenkins, where Specimens of his work may be seen. As 6. Schipper cannot remain long in this city from certain arrangements which he has made, be hopes thole who desire to engage him will call soon. Jan. 180 V N O ii C L. ALL pcrfons to whom the estate of Francis Levett , esquire, late of Julian! ton, is indebted, are requested to furnifti their accounts, or statement of their demands, duly attested, and those indebted to the estate, are expected to make immmediate payment, to William Stephens, Matthew Johnston, James Johnstonjun. Executors . December 4. A liberal rent will be given for about aooo acres prime cotron land, on or about Sapclo—• , Apply as above. SAVANNAH, Printed by LYON & MORSE. FEBRUARY 3, ,803. CUSTOM-HOUSE, District of Savannah. ANY person willing to engage, to weigh and keep in their stations, and in re pair, the Btipys that are, or may be provided, as guides to the entrance of Savannah river, wiil early notify in writing to the fubferi ber, at what rate per annum he will per form the service. : THO. JOHNSON, Collector. Sept. 17. 2awt. ~ “ isui ICE. THE Members of the Female Afylumare requested to come forward and pay their annual fubferip. tion as the time before notified is almost expired and tew have availed themselves of it to. JANE SMITH, A MINIS Sectry. January, T g 1803. (rfp NOTICE. THE fubferiber intending to be absent from the state fome u’me, requests those who may have claims against him, to render them as soon as possi ble for payment; and such as are indebted to him are Elicited to difeharge the fame. J. TATTNALL, ~Bonaventure,Dec. 18, 1802. (law'll* ) Georgia. By George Purvis, clerk of the court of ordinary for the county of Glynn , andjlate a/orejaid. WHEREAS Margaret Stafford hath made applica ti-on to me for letters of administration on the eltate and effe<sts of Joshua Stafford late of this countv, de ceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and fiogular the kindred and creditors of the said deeeaflp, to file their objections in this office (if any they have) on or before the sth day of February next or letters will be granted her accordingly. Given under my hand and seal at Brunswick the Jth day of January 1803, and in the 27th of American independence. Geo. Purvis, (l s)c. c. o. g, c. January 26. 1802. fic*} T*tic*fubicrioer lias removed us to the house lat tiy occupied as the Gutiom /ioufe, near the isxuiange, and continues the Facto rago and Comnullion Bulinds as ufual— .\U produce lent by water will be stored by Mdirs. Brookes aac Dunning, at mr. Cray’s wnarf. A parcel of Cotton- and Rice for fa/e. Joseph Habersham * Brought to Goal the ioiiowiug, Runaways. ANEGROE Wench appears to be foolifha blemish in her rigkt eyejeannot Ipeakfo as to be understood. A Negro fellow calls hi in fe If Solomon lays he be longs to General Pinckney of South Carolina. j. P. OATES, goalerC, C. January 26. Marshaf s Sales. On Tuesday the Bdi day of February next, will be fold at the Court houle in Savannah, a likely young NEGRO MAN, accullomed to work as a boat-hand between Savannah and Augafta—Alfo, LOT number 15, at New-Deptford, commonly known as five fathom hole—being 100 feet front on the river, 218 feet on the the fourheaft line ; 208 feet on the northeast line from the back line of said lot to a public thoroughfare 25 feet wide.—One LOT in the town of Hardwicke known by the number 76 —said to be 76 1-2 feet in front, anand property of YV. Hunter, efqinre, deceased, to fatisfy fevcral executions in favor of the United States. Ben. Wall, M. D. G. January 21802: ( ? ts. BANKRUPTCY. WHEREAS a commijjion of bankruptcy is awarded & issued forthagainjt Richard Wayne, junior, and Benjamin Sims, trading under the firm of Wayne & Sims, late of sa vannahbut now of Augujla , Merchants , and they being declared bankrupt are fever ally requi red to fur render them{elves to the commissioners in thefaid commijjion named, or the major part there of on the 10 th and 20th days of January, audon the id day of February next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each day, at AJhton’ sTavern, in the city of Augujla, and make a full difeovery and dis - closure of their said estate and effects, when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at the Jecond Jetting to chtife as signees, and at the lajl Jetting the said bankrupts are required to finijh their examination, and the creditors are to assent to or dijjent from the allow ance of their certificate. All persons indebted to said bankrupts , or either of them, or that have any of their or either of their ejfefts are not to pay or \ deliver the fame, but to give notice , to S. JONES, solicitor. December 24, 1802. (2 8. J WANTED TO HIRE, ~~ FOR the ensuing year , 3or 4 Field- Slaves : For which a liberal price will be given , and half paid in advance if required—Enquire at this office. January 8, 1803. {3O ts.) Twelve and a Half Cents Single For Liverpool, THE SHIP UNION, a British bottom ; Capt Da” /\ niel Ferguson will fail foon> having the chief of her cargo erf gaged : f or remainder of freight or passage; having excellent accommodations, apply to the fubferibers. Mont moll in & Heron, Who have received, BY SAID VESSEL, AND FOR SALE, A quantity of ground fait, a few chaldron of coals, a few packages of merchandize : Engliffi potatoes, in barrels ; and fifty crates of QUEEN’S WARE. January 8, 1803, 2aw3w. FOR NEW-PORT, “ The Sloop Sally, INTENDED as a constant tra der during the winter from this aMstSte** port to the southern ports of this ftate—-fhc has good accommodations for freight or passengers. The smallest favor will be thankfully received. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Samuel Howard, or of Isaac N. Meserve, master, on Board. October 23, *BO2. FOR FREIGHT OR CHAR { ER. Lhe schoover, Ai.BE R I ', now lying at c ' s wharf, with all he/tac kle —Burthen ab>,ut 80 ton — For further particulars , enquire of 1 homas Fitzgerald, near Thomas Ciobons's. January 12. (31//* orEORGIA. By Raw ard by bite, clerk of the court of Ordinary for the county of Chat ham, in the Jlate ajore laid, \A/ HEiIEAS 1 imothy Freeman hath made applica- VV rinn for letters of administration, on the estate and efte&s of William Pierson, late of the city of sa vannah , Carpenter, deceased : These are therefore to cite nd adnioniffi aU and lingular the kindred and creditors of the deceased to fiie their objections (if any they have) in my office on or before the fifteenth day of February nexr, otherwile letters of administra tion will be granted him. Given under my hand and seal in the city of ia. vannah, this fifteenth day of January in the year of our Lord eight en hundred and three, and in the twenty seventh ear of American independence. Ed. White, (1. s.) F ( Uaw 4t.) Sales for Taxes. Iyt7ILL be Fold atthe Court House, inthetownof Vt Brunswick, on the 4th day of Augult next, the following trails of iand, (ituated in the county of klynn, or so much thereof as will pay the Taxes due and cods, represented as being in default from the year 1790 to the year 1801, inclusive ; unless the pro prietors avail themselves of the tax laws, in fuchcafe made and provided, viz ; Dolls. & Colt*. 1000 Acres originally granted to Isaac Haynes, tax 77 700 ditto, originally granted to John Bacon, tax 5^ 500;ditto, originally granted to W. JVTKinzie, tax 40 300 ditto, originally granted to Wm. Jones, tax 30 500 ditto, originally granted to H. Calwell, tax 500 ditto, originally granted to H. Bourquin, tax 40 James Powell. Coll est or of Taxes, Glynn County* s .January 2 6 . iSc". 5 ” THU SUBSCRIBER) offers bis services to his friends and th public , in the Factorage, Vendue, and COMMISSION BUSINESS. A s he means to confine himfclf ftribtly to the business , he flatters himjelf he jhall be able lo& v e atisfaction to tbofe who may employ him . JOSEPH ARNOLD, Commerce Row. No * EOR SALE. A LOT with the improvements thereon, confid ing of a very convenient Dwelling-House with, five rooms ; akitchen, stable, and carriage-house ; st small building, with two rooms, suitable for an office and lodging-room.—lt is situated in a plealant part of the city :—lmmediate pofleflion will begiven. For terms app/y to JOSEPH ARNOLD. January n, 1803. 2 awtf TVanted to Hire • A wench who is acquainted with ironing 8c waflW ing—to fef’ve in a small family in tbit city. Enquire at thi> office. Jaanary 15, 1803 dawtf