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PUBLISHED DAILY BY COSAM EMIR BARTLET. THE SAVANNAH MUSEUM Is published near Whitaker-stveet, on the Bay, tverv day for eight months and three times a veekfor the remaining four months irt tlie year, t eight Dottaas per annum, if paid in advance, or tes dollars if paid after the expiration of the vear. No subscriptions are received fer a period less than six months, for which five dollars are charged. The SAVANNAH MUSEUM for the Country is published to meet the arrangements of the mall, three times a week at five dollars per an nuin, if paid in advance, or eight dollars per annum if not paid during the year. Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines are published in both papers the first time, for 75 cents, and continued in the city paper, unless otherwise ordered, at 38 cents each continuation —Advertisements over twelve lines charged in the same proportion. When an Advertisement is sent to the office without any number of insertions being expres sed on the face of the order, it is understood, that the advertiser wishes it continued anti! fur 'ther notice.. Therefore, all Advertisements which are not originally limited to a certain num ber of insertions, are continued and charged un til an order for discontinuance is received. Ad vertisements not continued cftenerthan once a week, are charged for each insertion, the same as anew advertisement. Lands for Salt. WILL be disposed*of at a low price and on accommodating terns, a valuable tract of Und on Lewis’ Creek and on the Altamaha river 4 miles above the town of Darien, formerly the property of Mr. Wm. Joyner. The tract consists of 1190 acres, 200 of which are cleared and im proved with the ordinary Plantation Houses— There are about 800 acres of first quality tide land, suitable .for the culture of Kice, Cotton or Sugar; the remainder liig'h land, with an exten sive knowl fine elevation on which the settle ment is made. The land is well timbered, and trom its conti guity to a market, will, in its clearing, instead of incurring expense, produce profit by the sale of Shingles and other lumber, the proceeds of which must far exceed the expences of the labor. This tract is one of the oldest surveys and consequent, ly best selection of River Swamp land, with an excellent pitch of tide, suitable to any species of cn |t ure _having a beautiful scite for a residence and located at an tcgreeable distance from the town of Darien, fq’i purposes of business or plea aiire. Terms un.U.'V iare particular description >nav be known on application to GEORGE SCHLEY, march 14 d62 No. 1, Commerce Row. GEORGIA HOTEL. THIS ‘Establishment well-known for some time past, haring been thoroughly repaired •nd many extensive additions made to it, is a gaiu opened ft.r the rccommodation of boarders _K is in a healthy and airy part of the city, and well naira in ted for giving, comfort and eav.?. to alt who may patronize the establishment The proprietor can at any time accommodate pri vale families, having spare rooms for that pur I pose. Travellers and constant lx>3i\ler3 will be well ttei;Jed to, as good stables and hostlers have been procured—and the eating establishment will at ail times be furnished with Ute very best viands the market oan afford, she bedding is of the first order and attentive servants are pf n t.ircd to provide every com! >rt that can be had for t.liose who may call for them. In the liar Room the best ofLiquors will be furnished-,- and in ‘the reading room department, to those who wish food for the mind, papers from every j quarter of the United Stales will be found tos i subscriber trust from the endeavors he shah Make, to render every individual comfortable v,dm may patronize the Georgia Motel, that he will receive a share of the public patronage. HUSKY BUFORD, Jklpiist Chul ch Square. spril 2 7 ltn lllflbi! Travellingfr. North to South FROM four to six new, comfortably construe ed four wheel vehicles, drawn by four horses each and driven by sober anti careful drivers, will set out from Trenton in New-Jer sey to Savannah via Augusta in Georgia, on or shout the 15th of September next. The route through Pennsylvania, Virginia and the Ca oh ms, will be confined as much to t be neighbor hood of ihe mountains, as the good roads thro’ tils country will allow. The journey will be leisurely taken, so as to consume from four to Se or even six,weeks, dependent somewhat on fc incli at ion ofthe persons who may become passengers. Those who are disposed to engage seats for the above described journey, can do so bv ap plying to the Post-master at Savannah. Prior rty in the choice of seats will be regulated by ♦Umbering the first applicant one, winch wiii entitle that person to the first selection, and so *>n to the last. An entire carriage can he taken p by engaging the number of scats. Jy 23 hJ26 __ Insurance against Fire- THE ./Etna Insurance Company, Hartford, Will insure houses and buildings, merchan dize, furniture, and other property, including vessels in the port, their cargoes, &c. against Wor damage by Fire, for any term from one mouth to one or move years. - The conditions, which are moderate, may be known on application to the subscriber, who is authorised agent, and is empowered to issue policies without the delay incident to other a (jencies of this nature. The company undertake in ail cases to pay the full amount ofthe actual loss, provided it does not exceed the amount insured. The premiums are reasonable, and should offer a strong inducement to any person having pro perty at hazard to place it in security, tony 28 26 S. M ANTON. To Let , One of those Tenements in the rear “•itUiaf Col. Shellman’s boartiingshouse —-The . nt w iU be low and possession can be obtained For further particulars, apply at we Museum office. ma ii— 7 / frHE SAVANNAH MUSEUM. Notice and Caution. WHEREAS T have been informed that John Carnochan and Peter Mitchell of this city have by sundry deeds recently mortgaged and assigned to divers persons either their indivi dual creditors, creditors of the late firm of Car nochan £if Mitchell, or others, all or sundry the property and estate, both real and personal, of the said firm, as well as their own individual property and estate, consisting together of houses, lots, lands, stores, wharves, negroes, &c m Savannah and Darien in Georgia, or the neigh borhood thereof, and elsewhere with their in terest or share in the stock of the lower steam mill near Darien, and Sundry shares in the U. S Bank and other banks, as well as sundr’ debts due to them in various places, besides lands, lots, negroes, &c. in the territory of Florida, and particularly one large tract of land bought of Forbes & Cos. lying between the rivers St. Marks and Appalachicola in the territory of Flo ida aforesaid. These arc hereby to caution (be public against purchasing any part of the said property or es tate so conveyed, or any property belonging to the said Carnochan £# Mitchell,or either of them, as I hold prior mortgages on the greatest part [thereof, which are on record : n the registry in I Savannah and Darien aforesaid and in Charleston !S. C. and equitable liens on all the property of said John Carnochan and Peter Mitchell. • WM- CHRISTIE. junell |37 To the Public. J|. CARNOCHAN and P. MITCHELL, are sorry to be again brought before the public, by a second notice of Mr. Christie’s, who has undoubtedly claims against th m, which, when finally liquidated on the decision of the suit now pending, they wilt try to satisfy as soon as possi ble thereafter. The deeds under which Mr. Christie claims an exclusive right to all the real and personal es tate of Cornochan • Mitchell, are considered as informal, unjust and illegal, flence they have been brought and are still before the court, and other deeds have been executed and recorded, conveying the prope ly for the use of all their creditors, Mr. Christie included, without any trust or reservation beneficial to O. fc. M or their families, and if this be not agreeable to that gentleman, it must nevertheless appear fair and equitable to the public and all who have a sense of justice. r i‘he Trustees UTirtev thft lat 6 deecw anxiou lo sell the lands in Florida, alluded to in the no tice of Mr. Christie, and to apply the proceeds to the immediate payment of part of his de. mand, and deposit a sufficiency thcreoi to all his claim, subject to the decision of the courts —but his opposition to any reasonable sale, as one interested in his own right, whilst injuring all parties concerned, must be borne until a sale can be made under an order of court. jur-eAJ r -p- 7 *■ Five Dollars Reward. AvAW’AY from the subscriber on the 11th ‘une, a negro At OMAN oamed P WILLIS and says that she belongs to Mrs., Martinnngale she is about five feet five or six inches high, and •he has a ticket. All persons are forbid luring, harbouring or carrying her away from this city. Tile above reward wi'l he paid by delivering her to Air. Jessv Mount, or the subscriber in Bryan sf MARY A. PETO. jurin 14 c* One hundred Dollars Reward. i V-i 1 1'. : \ be given for the apprehension and \ V delivery to the subscriber in Beaufort of a ne~ro fellow named 1-INEY, the pi.,..erty of •J -o.’ M.Gihbesi q. of Prince Williams Mansi. South Ca or fifty dollars for his commitment to Jail, with due information thereof, Liriey broke the Savan tail Jail i:i June 1818, and has not since been heard of. He is a likely young fel low about 25 or 28 years of age, and is supposed to be working out in Savannah or on the river as a boatman. ~,, Et) WARD BUTLER. june 15 fs4l Dissolution of Coruirtnership vbHE I:mi of T ait ti Susluys, Havunmiii, and I It SmLitr & Cos. Augusta, was dissolved on first of June,- by mutual agreement The business of the former will be settled by 0 Tuft, in Savannah, and of the latter by A Sib ley, in Augusta, who at e duly authorised to close the same. , . . • All those who may nave demands against ci ther ofthe late firms will present them as above for liquidation, and all those indebted are also earnestly calied upon for a settlement^^ A. SIBLEY. It. SIBLEY. june 15 c4l Notice. TIIE subscriber intends continuing business in Savannah on his own account, and oilers his services to his friends and the pubho, as a General Commission Merchant, And solicits a share of their patronage. OUKA& iAt i • june 15 ‘ ; The subscriber being about to leave this place for the north, returns his thanks to his friends and former custnmeis for tht-ir liberal patronage, util resptetfu. y. forms that he has sold his entire stock of BOOTS # SHOES, To Mr. John B. Wick, who will have constant ly on hand, an assortment of work made the best manner. AB£L EVANS. june 11 ni CORN. ~ p bushels prime Maryland Corn, ~ Tlie Library, TS oner* for the delivery of Books, Monday I Wednesday and Friday, from 4.0 6 o clock p; 3D o ec THURSDAY WWxNiNG—JUNE 20, 1822. Boston Glass. JUST received pe” ship Mount Vernon, an invoice of GLASS WARE ami WINDOW GLASS, consisting cf Quart and pint mol’d Decanters do do do Pitchers Pint ami i pint do Tumblers do ido ship do do do sdo flint do Flasks Imp. welled Table Wines, fluted do Custfoot do do fringed Tumblei Bow l do do do do do Weltedfoot do do Glostor Bowl Table do fluted 32 boxtsof 8 by 10 Chelmsford Glass 8 do 12 by 14 do do 6 do 11 by 15 do do 12 do 12 by 16 do do For sale bv MITCHELL & BARTLETT, may 1.5 15 - Executive Dtfartmest, Ga. ) jilidedgevUle, 6th June, 1822. S Notwithstanding the act of the last Legislature to alter the Constitution of this state, so as for the people to have the electing of Governor, has been published and distributed with the laws it is dee ed proper Uy the hxcutiye, to bring l.lie subject of said alteration to the con sideration of every citizen more imediately pre ceding the next election of members who will have the determining whether the said altera tion shall be adopted or not. It is therefore ordered that the Said act be pub lished three, times in each of the Gazette of this state , (Attest,) E. WOOD, Sec'ry. - AN ACT To alter and amend the 2d section of the se cond article of the constitution cf the State of Georgia. YV iiereas, the 2d section of tlie 2d article of the Constitution, is in the following words ; “ The Governor shall be elected by the Gen eral Assembly, at their second annual session, after die rising of this convention, and at every second annual session thereafter, on the second day after the two houses shall be organised and competent to proceed tojbusiness.,, —.hid where as, tlie said section requires amendment: He it therefore enacted by the Senate and Home of U epresenta lives ofthe State of Georgia in Gen era/ Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority ofthe same, that as soon as this act shall have passed, agreeably to the requisitions of-lhe constitution, the following amendment shall be adopted in lieu of the said section- The Governor shall be—oletjted by persons qualified to vote for members of the General As sembly, on the first Monday in October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty three, and on the first Monday in Oc tober, in every second year thereafter, until such lime be altered by law ; which election shall be held at the place of holding general elections in die several scainri**-*. f ♦fcu iJ c\A<k f V*.iw *••}>*. manner as is prescribed f r theielection of mem bers of the General Assembly{ The returns of every election for Governor, sjhall be sealed up by the presiding justices, sepi irately from other returns, directed to the Presiddnt ofthe Senate, and the speaker ofthe Mouse of! Representatives, and transmuted to his excellently tlie Governor, or the person exercising tlie\ office fin- the time being, who shall cause thej same to be laid before the Senate, on the day af cr the two Hou ses shall have been organized, and by the Senate sent to the House, of Representatives.—The Members of each Branch of the'(General Assem bly, shall convene in the Representative Cham bers on the same day that the retfirns are laid be fore them ; and the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives, shall open and publish the returns in presence ofthe General Assembly, and the person having the majority of the whole number of the votes given i.- shall be declared duly elected Governor of this Mate, but if no person have such majority, then from the persons having the two highest number of the votes, the General Assembly shall elect immediately, a Governor by joint bal.ot ; and in all cases of election nt Governor by the General Assembly, a majority of the votes of the Members present shall be necessary for a choice. Contested elections shall be determined by both Houses of the General Assembly, in such man ner as shall be prescribed by law. IJAVID ADAMS, Spcker of the House of Representatives. MATHEW TALi OT, President ofthe Senate, Assented to, 21st December, 1821. JOHN CLARK, Governor. PROCLAMATION- Slate of Georgia. Lv his excellency John Clark, Governor snd Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy, of this State, and of the Militia thereof. Whereas, in and by an act oi the Legislature oft.iiis state, passed 21st December, 1821, enti tled An Act to regulate the future elections of!Members of Congress in ibis state,” it is de clared “that so soyn as his excellency the Gov ernor shall obtain the law of Congress fixing the ratio of Representatives to .be elected for the National Legislature, agreeably to the late cen sus, it shall be his duty to issue his proclamation announcing the number of Representatives this state is entitled to and whereas the Congress of the United States have by as act for the ap portionment of Representatives among the se veral states according to the t'ordi census, pus se 3th March, 1822, declared that the State of Georgia after the third day of MarCli, lo2v>, sdttil be represented in the House of Representatives of the U. States by seven representatives. 1 have therefore thought p Operi to issue this my proclamation, hereby announcing that at the next annual election for members of the Legisla ture, and every two years thereafter until alter ed bv law the citizens of this state shall be cnli tf- and to elect seven Representative to represent them in the Congress of the United atates. Given under mv hand, and the great seal of the State, at the State-House in Mdiedge ville, this sixth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hun dred twenty-two, and in the iorty-sixtii year of the Independence of the United State. America. jom, CLARK. Bv the Governor. , . ’ \nxEii Hammoiu), Secretary of State. * * The Editors of Gazettes in tlus state are requested to give to the above three insertions in their respective papers. GEORGIA, ■> Hv ELIJAH BAKER, ltrehtf couxty. > Clerk Court of Ordinary. CLARISSA HOADLEY, admiiii-stra a*-*- trix of ail and singular the goods and ‘.bat els, rights and credits, which weie es /frne'< Imidky, , late of said county, deceased, upplitt for dismission from her said ad mi n Ist ration : 1 liese are, theiefore, to cite and admonish all persons concerned, to file their Injections, if any they Lave, in my office, at Kiceborough, within the time prescribed by law ; otherwise die said Clarissa Headley will be dismissed from her said administration. Given under my hand and seal this eighteenth day of March, in the j ear of cur Lord one thou sand eight hundred and twenty-two. (L. s.j ELIJAH lAK.Ek, c. c. o. l. c. April 15 b9*fim Notice T S hereby given, that the left hand halves ot . ten one hundred dollar notes of the Bank of (he United States, signed by W, Jones, Presi dent, and Jona. Smith, Cashier, of the numbers and tenor descr’bed tr io\v, were placed in the post-office at Philadelphia on,Hie evening of the 13th December, 1820, inclosed in a letter by J. S.&G Hobson, to Joshua Milne at Savannan in Georgia, which letter wan never received; and as the entire mail of the 14ih Dec. from Phila delphia to Savannah miscarried, tlie belief is that the said letter and notes were stolen or robbed from the mail. Application having been made to the bnk by tlie subscriber for tile pay ment of th? whole of said nous, sill persons concerned are requested to take notice. (Signed) JOSHUA MILNE. Jan. 1, ISIY A 1470 fiivor of O S West £IOO “ A 936 “ J Houston 100 “ B 903 “ ICO <r - 1) 1052 “ PS?ip HO “ C 426 “ W Rush, jr. 100 “ D 775 • 0 V hidings 100 May 20,1818 A 1808 SJ- Peule, Jr. 100 “ C 1797 ‘ • 100 “ D 1679 <* lob “ D 1535 * 100 £IOOO april 8 j-idß2 Notice. iTpfIRP.E months afterdate, application will <L& be made to the Rank of the State of Geor gia for tlie renewal of Certificate No. 408, for fourteen shares Stock, the original being lost. MARY SLEIGH. april 4 * nij SO , Take Notice. NINE months afterdate, 1 siiatl apply to the i Hon. the Judge of the . nfgrior Court ; Chatham County, for leave to sell he retdej tate of W. G- Enoe, and for the benefit ot the heirsa ad avtditors of said deceased. £. G. THIIEAMOKAYT, Adm'r. _r _ii Notice. I'ITE copartnership ot Hoag & Jarvis expir-- a ed on the 1 till* insti by mutual consent. — Those having demands will fheise pn- - - 1 them for payment; and those indebt hiab 1“ and settle their accounts wil l ‘ ‘ *- 1 ’ subscribers. • l '* l ’ -..*.<\RK HOAG, JOHN M. JARVIS, may 23 - 22 Notice. 4 LL persons having demands against the es- A. tate of James I’eto, late of South Carolina, deceased, are requested to t ender them prop erly attested according to law, and those in debted, are requested to make immediate pay menUo the undersigned, qualified administra trix. MARY A. I’ETO. march 12 Notice. fJINK months afterdate application will be *8 made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Bryan county for liberty to sell the Real Es tate of William Road, deceased. DAVID KENNEDY, Executor, march 14 9 in* Notice to Travellers. PERSONS travelling to Augusta by the way of Mill llavi n and Coutieaii’s, will keep up the old road from Jaeksonhorought, ? miles and three quarters, and then take the light hand road, as the former road which takes'ofi at Jacksot.borough, is stopped tiji, and a sign is put tip at the lorks of the road, may 4 4ni Receiver Tax Returns. Yrt X TRACT’ of an act passed at the last meet -JSLug of the Legislature.—“And be it tur thcr enacted by the authority aforesaid, that the like sum of thirty one and a quarter cents shall be levied and cullecteu, alter the first day ot January next, Upon every hundred dollars value of stock, owned by any individual of this state, in the Bank of the C. S : provided noth ing herein contained shall he so construed as to require the Auctioneers of Darien and St. Mary’s to pay more than, twenty five dollars.” All “agents and owners of tlie stock subject to this tax will take notice—Assented to 2otit De cember, 1821. ADAM COPE. it. t. n. c. c. june 8 fh3s BUG DESTROYING TINCTURE. “Tir’d A at tire's soft -estover balmy sleep, lie, like the -world, his ready visit pays Where fortune smiles the -wretched he forsakes S<r.ift on his downy pinions J/ies from bed With Tings infested ; and gilds the Couch Os Prudent house wife .- After the most mindte research and experi ments made on its efficacy, Dr. Berthelot now confidently assures the public, that he has in vented a mixture which will most infallibly des troy those unwelcome disturbers of our repose, by applying it to the furniture which they infest. There is nb danger in its use, and it is perfectly free from ungt ateful smell. As Dr. B. Is dcsiious that which he now offers trt suffering humanity tnay recommend itself by its use, he abstains from all that panegyric too often accompanying the most contemptible no s trams. June 12 08, No 1-i J....... vo,„ £8 StUdtblPi. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. % Bakci’ Hinton. On file first T uesd y in August next, at 12 o’eik court house in ihfeoity, will be sold \\ half Lot No, 8, ajici the improvements there on. Also, the lot and buddings thereon, late in the occupancy of Patrick Stanton, deceased, situat ed in St James’ square, Heathcbte ward, sold by permissidn of the Hon. the Inferior Court of the county of Chatham. ‘I be above is the properly of the estate of Patrick Stanton deceased. Terms cash. By order of the Administrator. June 1 % Baker and Minton, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in July next, will be sold in front of the Court-House in Savaimah, be tween tiie usual hours, The Buildings on Lot No. (io) It arren V: ard, in said city, together w ith tlie tin expired tciin of the lease of said lot, being* tlie remaining part of the estate of IL Heison, dec. by virtue of an order of tlie lion, the Infe rior Court of Chatham County, by order of the administrator. Terms cash. april 6 By George Schley ADM IN 1S TRA J OH’S SALE. # y^ n Die first Tuesday in August next. W Lue sold at the Court House in Savan ? nah, between tin: hours of 10 and 12 o’ clock, an undivided naif of j*Jl that valuable 1 ice plantation, with the improvements thereon in Chatham cty. being the upper part of Islay Gland and containing 775 acres, 480 of which are tiimer dams now in the possession of Hugh Rose Esq bounded south by the estate of Gen. ■ Read, and <> • other sides by the Savannah river, being formerly part'of the real estate of Francis Levett, and after a regular division, allotted to heirs of J. bn l.eyetl, deceased, sold by order ol the honorable the Justices of tlie Inferior Court of Chatham County, for the benefit of the heirs of said John 10-vett, dec. CHRISTINA LEVETT, Adm’rx. by her attorney John Caruoch&ii. JOHN CARNOCHAN, Adm’r ol the ;ate, John Levett .;une 4 132 Administrator's Sale. lty Baker Minton, ! 0n f! *e first Tuesday in August next will be sold at the Court House in this City between tue usual bouts 1 Negro TV oman belongihg to the estate of Lewis D. A chord, sold by permission of the Honorable tin. inlerim- Court of Cliatlium CcUu iy by oHler of tiie administrator, june 8 85 >V GUI I’Vy ‘ JhjonuW § Minton. ..,10 attep^j |jjJijJj {pj.tor’s Sale, on the tnsL i uc-sday in July next, will be sold in from of the Court House in Savannah, be t a’ecu ti.e iLiiial J*ours. The Buildings on Lot No. (40) Warren >*aid, in said city, logethei wito the tin-expired term ot the lease of said lot, being die remaining part of the estate of H. llersou dec.—Sold by virtue of an order of the hon. •die Interior Court of Chatham County, by or der of the administrator. T erms cash, june 8 35. Moses Sbefall and q Laac Cohen, Trustees | - t - )>ln equity decree. Tue Executors of Levi Slieftall, decesaed. J By virtue of a decree of the Hon. tlie Su perior Court of Chatham Comity, in equity, will be sold at the Court House in the city of Savanna 1 ), on the first Tuesday in July next, between the usual hours of sale, all the follow ing property; to wit Tne undivided moiety of a tract of latid con taining one hundred acres lying and being iu Scrhen County. 7 Negroes; 1 ( art Horse; 1 Silver Tea Urn; 1 do Coffee But; 1 dj Sugar Dish; 2 do Mugs; 1 do Bowl; 1 Tea Dot; I doz silver I’able Spoons; half duz do Tea do; 1 do sugar Tongs 2 large china Bowls; I Mahogany Bidstcid;3 mahogany dining Tables; 1 do lea do: 1 Piano Forte: 1 Sofa; 1 large Picture and Glass; brass Dogs, Fender and Shovel, steel dogs and Tongs; 1 waiter; 2 pair plated Candlesticks; I Feather Bed; Chest with draws; 2 mahogany Stands and sundry articles of Kitchen furniture. , Bv Older. june 12 58 GEORGE SCHLEY Auc’t. Administrator's Sale. PURSUANT to an order of the Hon the Jus tices of the Inferior Court of the county of Chatham sitting for ordinary purposes will be exposed for sale at the Court House in the City of Savannah, on the 4th day of July next, between the usual hours, one Negro Man and one Negro Woman, pari of the personal pro perty of John A. Casey, deceased. Ey order of the A lminisifator. .june 4 n32 GEORGE SCHLEY, Auct. Administrator's Notice . rnilF. subscriber has been appointed by the ii Court of Ordinary of ScMven County, ad ministrator of the estate and effects of Mrs. Lucy Thomas deceased, late of said county, and having been qualified as such, he requests all persons who may be indebted to the said Lucy Thomas, to make payment to himself, and those who have demands against her, must present them to him legally attested, at his residence in the county of Scriven. GEORGE POLLOCK, Administrator. may 21 Administrator's Notice. jTpHE subscriber has been appointed and qualified as administrator de bonis non of of the estate of ’lheopilus Thomas deceased, late of Scriven county, and he requests those per sons who have demands against the estate to present them to himself properly attested, anti such persons as are indebted to tlie deesased, are requested to make payment. GEORGE POLLOCK, Administrative/ may 9