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THE REPUBLICAN. Tuesday Evening, April 1:3, 1819. APPOLYTAlEaYT. Ibcsias W. Haetssnavr, esq. hat t een appoint ed, bpr the President of the United States, Attor ney for the DiitriSt of Georgia, vice Wauts Davrxi, ciq appointed Judge, The Pactinipr or rax t'yinn SriTrs, it if said, , «m resell Charlratcn on the 18th instant. We may. therefore, expectto see Mr. Memos amongst ,. us about the 25ih. Mr. Pcnniset, t!ie bearer of thf second copy of the late Spanish treaty, las set out from Wash ington Jar Marl'd. , TtilBUTEOP 11ESPRCT. - The greatest pleasure and the brat reward which airttroua patriots cao receive, is the gr.iitude and aiTrtion of a fine and generous people. Such is tits manner in which America reward, her heroes., Oot by the “proud diadem or imperial purple, 1 tfcut by the “testimony of t eueration”—the iaitli •lul tr.bute of the heart. At tlx hour appointed for the Dinner, yeiter- day, in honor of major-general Gusts, as a mark evfthe estimation in .which bis .'kill and bravery it field in the gallant defence of Port Erie, lh£ re. cult of wlrieb was to glorious to the American arms, Upwards of seventy persons assembled at «ht Washlng’on-Hall io partake of it; among whom were colonel Clinch, major GlasscU, and oilier officers of the army and navy. Genual Cairns and suite were ushered into the ■ dining mom with the favorite national music or - '•IfatLCoirstnia.’* tVc need not observe tint in si:ch a company assembled on such an occasion, the gh attil liar, mony and good order presided. It may be truly saiil in words of the illustrious JrHern.n—“7V,at ■toe were alt'fedtralivlo, vc wtte altrepublican* ’’ Matthew M'AUistcr. esq. acted as presidmt, and Charles Harris, trq as vice-president, who were assisted by 1 liomas U. I*. Charlton, Jas. johnstoi, ar.d Jamea Marshall, esq lires, The loom Was ^ tiardsemcly decorated. The dinner was e.tccl Ey Ptetk-iti $ FeJ—Themis Jefii rso.n ..‘Ian limit: at man ia the noblest work of God H) 7Aowas Morel—The Cuvernor of Use State of Georgia., JJ) George Schltj—The pause ol Souih-Ameri ca: aia)- liberty extend from Cape Horn :to the fresco ocean. liy M Myeis—The memory o"colonel Daniel Appling: living, his'country honored him aa gallant soldier; dead. Georgia laments him as one of hey. post distinguished tons, ify J. .If Harney—The defender of Fort Erie: The Copartnership Of Ninrbu, f*>«sb«jk Hills will cease by ma* tun. coruwit on tSe* first'May of May next. All persons woo have claims against said concern cither ot the subscribe*!* will phase hand in tljcir accounts for settlement, and all ilio»e indebted to them are rtquvilcd to* make >mn,rebate puy- D, Ehn C. .ViM,Zf_CeneraI Oglethorpe: the ofuDOBMiN^ lly foes-though out. numbered, the fight he main tains; «. While their Jottct they mourn, we rejoice in our Genres. founder and lav givtr ot Georgia. SHIP N& IVS. POUT OP SAVANNAH. lent, .(id (he tabics orn mented in the ric! style ol fancy O.prain It. Kewcomb is entitled to much praise fur the prompt manner in w hich vo superb an entertainment was furnished band at music plated patriotic airs dun: g the repast; and every cuuntenenee evinced exultation in basing among in, a hero whom our citizens dtlighte-d to honor. After dinner the following toasts were drank, interspersed' ■with songs and music from the • hand:— ■ * , TO J STS. , tat,,.The United States of America—Thanks to , the wisdom of cur statesmen, and the valor of our \ Qeroev—the destinies of what country can we cn vs? Whose uliall we emulate? 2d- The I’residcnt of the United States—The depository of the will of a free people—lie merits • lieir.cmfiJence. 3J. The Memory of Washington—Fame has erected his mausoleum ia the bosom cf every American. 4th. T!:e Constitution of the United Stater— The perfection of pubtica 1 wisdom—may no in novation sully its purity. 5th'. The heroes of the Kevolution—They fought for the freedom of their country—their successors in arms liave gloriously sustained wliat their valor won. ‘ Cth. The War of 1812—It awoke the nation from a lethargy, .and she became conscious of - powers, which she had not before perceived, fill. The Victors at Fort Erie —They threw themselves into the breach, and emulating the glory of the heroes of bunker's Hill, were as de. v >tc'd .vs those who fell at Thtrmopylr, but more Successful. Sill. Th--Slate" of Georgia—Its growth in poli tical character keeps pace with its commercial impVtatice. 9til. The American Negotiators, on the Ocean And the Lakes; and at Erie, Flatsburg and Bridge- V.'aicn a ' 10:h. The American Army an A Vary—Oestln. yrishid alike for their courage and huminity— their valor checked the'insolence cf overgrown Oppressors. ^ 11th. The Battle of Kew-Orleans—Tseties and Xi'fnlity subdued by valor and pair*otism ISlIi. The Memory of Gen. Nathaniel Greene- Brave and virtuous—in him were united thequali Ccations of the t tidier, with the virtue of the ci- tlz.'n, and his life exhibited a character fit Ibr the imitation of noth. 13th- The American Fair—BEAUTY in bud and blossom. . tfyjp can al Gainer — The city of Savar.nsli— May ill hialih and prosperity he commensurate with the urbanity and munificence of its ir-bainl- Ants. ... ... . * After the. General rrtirrJ— ftl.ijor-Ccnenii Carats, our distinguished guest. Mu' dolonyl C/ibc*—Clir countryman William 11. fold, secretary ot die treasury*. ~" r ' My Miljr G'ri.te!'.—'The memory-of. Count Pulaski, wtiO ticHv fill in ’an attempt t<f rescue 45a town fcf Savannah from Briuth thraldom. cy the. I'reuiknt—Union and energy ill the Council vnd departments of our government—the Atlfest'deTer.Ct against foreign assaults and domes tic ifiqnietude. My the fiK-fres/drar—Commodore Decatur— in whom valor and honor are unite J - \ Jly Captain Met—M.jtir-Giiicral John Floyd My the Mayor of our City—The people of lie U States—Wire in the choice of their Rulers, and firm io the Aipport of them. lSy Judge Chariton—Oar guest-cVajmvgeneral ft aim,, equally distinguished for his urbai-ity as a gentleman, as his valor as an American chieftain. Pj IrhMO- IV. -Ycvril, oj the If. S. .Vary— Oar worthy statesman, George M. Troup- By Airvt. "Meooe, of the u g .Vary—Major gem end Andrew Jackson. *‘ Mu col Jit: *e» JsAvrf- n—Croiyia's firm and de voted friend, pvneral James Jackson. My cot. Mat ihcil ^Commodore Hull:,the great rtugiclan VhuJ: t« broke through theTpdlof Bnt- tali naval ifivinc Vility. My UciJrci1~lYhitc—'the United Stater, their «nion aloli be . t indisaoluhle as the parti are Sovereign and fre . : Pi V. '/larrekii—'Hie aovertigtj people the **» 5y afaii lef.ue %ftt power. ■ >Jk . ■ auuivau. Flench brig Eucharis, Uupuytren, Nantz, AO tlays—to Hall & Hoyt, conrigneea—with brandy, bricks, millstones, etc—to the master. Four pas sengers. bebouner Blakely, llill, Edenton, (s el 17 days —with, corn—to Is,ac Cohen Sloop Gen Jacks on, Cleveland, Newport, (A i) —an assorted cargo—to.U Ferry and others • Steam boat Charleston', Uney, Charleston, 'via Beaufort. 2 days. Huncngeri—-Captain Spring, Messrs M‘Conucll, M'Keau, O’Uarra, Vignoles, Loomer, Hulum, Henderson and Son. Steam boat Altamvha.from Augusta, withfreigh' ing' boats Nos 22 and 24 in tow—with cotton—to sundry persons. -7'lie. Altamaha has made the passage up and dowu in S days, and was 13 hours in Augusta The Carolina was to leave Augusta die following day. • . . CLzaurn. ; brig Ollicllo, Mott, New-York. Geo. Cordon. Schr. HoMi-in-bloom, Andros, Providence, n I Sclir. Heturn, tides, Philadelphia Sloop I’liceiux, Murphy, Noif.dk. Sloop James Monroe, Gluse, Diricnl ■ . LOSS OB TUpMBIG TELEGRAPH. Naw-Yona, March 30th, 1819. The siibscriher, master of the brig Telegraph, of Rhode Island, from Savannah for Ncvv-York, with a cargo of cotton, w as so unfortunate as to he wrecked on tilt morning of tbc-ltU of.March, on Absccomb beach, 6 miles to the northward of Great Egg Harbor, in the county of Glouccs- l' r, ( N. J.) In a few hours after the brig struek, from 40 to 50 men appeared on the beach, and being satisfied she could not he got oil'without first unloading her, 1 immediately sent the boat on snore to engagy 25 of them to assist in land ing ar.d saving the cargo. But 1 was soon given to understand that they all shouiAlend a hand, and meant to come in for a share of the cargo. Thus situated, 1 was compelled to consent, and before dark the cargo was all got safe upon the beach, except two bales of cotton very little damaged.* llr this time the number of men who had continued to flock to the scene of dis tress amounted to upwards of9C; and as soon af ter the sun had set, and the darkness of the night would favor their projects, a scene of villainy commenced. Attempts were made to bribe the men who were employed to watch the cargo on the beach, to permit it to be carried off, and not- withstanding all their vigilance, one fellow suc ceeded in rolling a bale of cotton some di9tar.ee before hr was discovered. They claimed one third of the cargo, equal to. five thousand and odd dollars, as a compensation for their trouble, which I refused .to give them. But so eager were these cannibals to divide the spoil between them,they immediate-ly commencedtuits against me to recover thatnniount. Two referees were appointed to adjust the business, but unfortu nately for mo they could not agree, and a third was called in as umpire, when in.the twinkling of an eye he decided that all the claimants >' asked for should be wUpw-cd, besides 56 dollars for the labor of 26 men, a part-.of one day in making an unsuccessful effort to get the-brig <rff. I have thought it iny duty to give the above facts to the wbrld, and wore particularly to .my sea-, faring. brethren, that, should they ever be so unfortunate, (which God forbid! as to be cast ashore on Absccomb Beach, what sort of treat ment they may expect to meet with from the Hottentots in that neighborhood. I should be wanting in gratitude were I to permit this letter to go to the public without exonerating Mr. Gideon Leeds, the Collector of Great Egg liar- bor, Mr. Richard Somers, and Mr. James Som ers, from any participation in. the. shauiefid treatment 1 experienced. These genlenien rendered me every assistance in their power, for which I beg them to receive my grateful thanks. Cape., AARONJHLL, . • Late htuler of the brig Telegraph. Spring Hoads. The subscribe - .r .tee ave by fyte arrivals, and are now one inj( t.NB HUNutlMJ PACK AGES, C' Oippti'g'> p--fc'al -MOrtme i of Spring and Summer Goods; which, wr.li mot-former .lkS, rtuk.s u’.eu assort' mem very extensive; winch they offer for sale by the piece or package, on vjer'y liberal terms. '} C. Kelsey ,y Co. april 13——cla-t—87. : april 13—er—87 JAMES Hlf.LS. JYoticei All persons having any demands against the late John Mulseh, ot SSnbury, deceased, are re quested to present them for payment, and these indebted will please make payment to a . William Hocbstiasser, adm'or. (pf Persons holding property or effects beion. ing to the estate, are requested <o del ve.- them to the adm. istntor, or to Mr Davis Carter, unbury, without further notice, as early oseible,. aj.nl IS—lea—87 oin Ordinance For erecting and atfixmg Lamps in the streets and public places in the city of Savannah, for the purpose of lighting trie same by night. 1. Be it ordained by tlie mayor and atdermen of the city of; Savannah inrc iuncd assembled, and it* is hertby ordained by the authority of the sa That as soon as may be after the passing of ordinance, there shall be furnished and provided by a committee to be appointed by council,a suffi cient number of lamps, to be affixed and placed the streets and other public places in the city, sucti a distance, height, and in such a manner Die said committee ihuli think most proper, which said lamps hti*dl be lighted at, or before dark, every night throughout the year, (moou-Lght nightsexci-ptedjr.andslitirburn until day.light. 2. And be ii further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That if any person or persons shall wiifuby or maliciously break, destroy or remove a.*y lamp or lamps, which shall be affixed or placej in any square, •treet, lane or alley, within the cittr, at or before any house, out hou^e, or other building within the tame; whether such lamp be so placed and affixed at the public ex- p> use, in pursuance of ibis ordinance, or at the proper and private expense of any individual or individuals, inhabitant or inlubitants, every per son so oll’ending, shall, on conviction thereof be- tore the city cuuncil, forfeit aud pay for every such otfence, the Mim uf twenty dollars, and make good thfc damage done by 'such trespass; and if suoh offender L»e a. slave, he shall be punished with thirty-nine lashes on.liis bare back, at one outlie public ma.k'-t*, at market time, unless the owner of such slave cr slaves shall pay the said fine of twenty dollars and muke good the damage as aforesaid. And be it further ordained by the authority oresaid, That council will, immediately after the passing of this ordinance, appoint a committee to cariy the same into effVct, which sud commit ter, or a m.ijur ty of them shall be, and they are herehy vested with full power and suthonty to purchase, or contract for tlie purchase of such number <>f lumps, as they irvtheir disi.retion may think proper, and for such pngts, iron work, paint, oil, cotton, and other materials necessary for erecting and affixing ulcli lamps as aforesaid; ar.d also to contract with the necessary workmen for the erecting the same, and with such person or persons as they shall approrc, to light the same f >r the term of one year after the same shall be erected, and to uriw bills on the city treasuacr for tbe amount, and discharge of such contracts as they shall by virtue of this ordinance, make and enter into, to bj paid out of sny money that may be in the treasury unapnn'pru«ed; and ge nerally to do all other act* and things whatsoever, for the purpose of carrying this ordinance into full execution aud effect. In Council, SlU April, 1819. [L S] Passed, JAMES AL WAYNE, mayor. Attest, U It. t -uyi.eh. c. c. •The two bales of* cotton here mentioned as being lost floated out to sea, and wgre picked up by two boats -out of Absccomb Inlet; one of which I recovered, the .* other was secreted and divided among t^io three men who took it up. The stcamrship Savannah, ill sta-t TO MOHKOW MORNING.-q.Tcruely at 9 o’clock, for CharUtton. Fur passage applw on board, at the Sjtarr.-Boat wharf, april 13 c 87 The ateem-buat Charleston- Captain Utley, will itirt lor.Ctiarlrtlon, via Heau- fort.-bn Thursday m orning, the 15th iiutuit, at S o’clock. For passage, apply on board, or to Hull <Y Hoyt. ■ april 13—i——87 For J\'eic-Vork The new sloop HOVKR, Join* B. Cl«- ments, master, will meet immediate des patch. For freight or passage apply on board, at Taylor’s wharf, or to . P. Stanton. april 13 -"-r 87 Corn and Laths ~ For tale on board the schooner Return, laying at M^r'eMUes* wharf. Appiy_ to the captain on board. april l)eavborv?3 Patent Balances. The subicribtr has just received an extensive assortment of Dearborn’, Patent Balances, direct from his manufactory, which be oifera for (ale at the manufaKurer’k invoice prices. - William Woodbridge, .fan 22- nertheatl esrr.er of the Exchange. -18 JVbtice. AU persons haring demacds _ of David Lewis, late of this, town, requested to render then in to tb> t proper), attcGed, within the time prescribed by law; and those indebted to eaidesttit are request ed to make immediate payment. S Clerke, aiTn’dr. St Mary V, Marti ie^—*7$ .2n Ordinance For the‘purchase of fire buckets, for erecting proper buildings for the d. posit of the same, and lor providing other articles required by the Union Axe and Firemen, and the Franklin Fire Engine aud Hose Company. Whereas, a number of citizens have formed themselves into companies, under the denomiua tion and stile of the Union Axe and Firemen, and Franklin Fire Engine and Hose companies, for the purpose of carrying into effect a more effi cient assistance Cor the better extinguishment of fire within the limits of tins city— 1. Be it ordained by-tlie Mayor and Aldermen of tbe city of Savannah, in Couuetl assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, That the city council u ilk defray all necessary ex. penrea.that shall or may be incurred by the Uu- ion Axe and Firemen, and Fra klin Fire Engine and Hose companies, for tlie purchase of any inn plements of articles for the extinguishment of fire. 2. And be it further ordained uv the authority- aforesaid, That council w ill purchase annually a certain number o) fire buckets, aud also contract for tbe building of suitable bouses fur Ine deposit of the same. 3. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That the Union Axe and Firemen and Franklin Fire Engine and Hose Company, shall have tbe.*nlire control and management, -.-h, of one ol the new engines, recently ini| orud i.om Boston; and sf all aUo hat e attached to each of the said engines, one of the old engines, with sue- tion valves and suet,on host, with p sufficient quan tity of other hose. 4 And be it iurtber ordained by the authority aforesaid, That die two fire companies abovt named are empowered at fires to pull down, remove, oi destroy any building or buildings, on to adopt any measures which maybe tiurmed lucuasary for the extinguishment or stopping the ptagrt sss of a fire 5. And be it further dr ■ uvea b> tile authority aforesaid, Thatjthere .hali ke a committee of three aldermen appointed armuall., v ho.t duty it shall be to communicate at all lanes with the said Un ion Axe and Fire Comp»ny, and Franklin Fire Engine and Hose Company; also to inspect, the said engines and all apparatusippertaining to the same, and report to ’ council monthly tbe condi tion and situation of tlie Same. 6. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That on all buckets purchased by coun cil the letters C. S. shall be distinctly branded at the bottom of each bucket. 7. And be it furthe.- ordained.by the authority aforesaid. That in all cases of an alarm of fire shall be given, it shall be the duty of ihe city marshal to repair to tbe place where the city buckets may be deposited and employ persons to convey any number of buckets wherever the fire may be; it also shall be tbe doty of the city marshal immedi ately after the fire shall be extinguished to collect all the city buckets and deposit the same, and re; port to'the committee on. engines the condition of the same. 8. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That it shall oof be lawful for any ciu- ien or citizens to-retain in their bouses or pos session any bucket or buckets belonging to tbe city longer than such bucket* buy be wanted for use as is required-by this ordinance. 9. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That in all cases where it ahall.be prov. "before council, tint any person or persons sseS aiw-f W *S tbe limits of the city have retained in their • P°**«5apo ov concealing, aecretingorenibezaling, =D “—-— any fire buckets belonging to tbe city.' all such person* so offending shall pay a One not exceed mg thirty dollar*. to Council. 5th April, 1819. - » . fir* FhMcd JAMES M. WAYNE, Attest, B-iL Cvozs, c-c. . f G. R. d. C. ■ The CMrpaiii .ns u! tlie Georgia Royal Areh Chapter sic hereby notified to attend an extra r e-ting; to be held at their room, THIS EVEN. I NG, at half past 6 o’clock. ' ‘ - ] By order M E. If. C. Jonu'j Ilarmon, aeeVtf- ' april 13 ' 87 JUCTIO.XS. To-Morrow, 1-ilb iiistapt, H ili be said-tn tne C.imi-UbAfe, april 13 87 Philosophical Experiments r .xt tus sxenasss coau-aooas, ■' On TiKscbayZ Wednesday dad "Tktlrsday Evenings, 15th, 14Vi and I5lh itist. MR. STANISLAS, A member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences at Faria, and of oilier Fhilosocal institutions in, Kurqpe. and professor of Natural a.id Expert-1 0 <Mx.lt in the evening, menul I'bilosopliy.lias tbe honor to. inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Savannah and its vi cinity, that he has obtained the five of the above room, a ijl having recently arrived from France, w.th a rjch collection of PHILOSOPHICAL and MECHANICAL .IPPdILl TVS; Which for ingenuity and invention surpasses any thing of the kind hitherto seen in this town.— He will astonish the brltuldere by A great Variety of Experiments in Plti losophy, Electricity, and in Hydrogen Oxygen GAS, after the system of the celebrated llr. franklin. Tlie exhibitor flatters himself, that his exertions to please will meet .with tbe suite approbation as received from the sovereigns of France, Prussia, Russia and Germany, and lately from the enlight ened cities of Ncw York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk and Richmond—in the first mentioned of which places he has exhibited before a crowded house for sixty successive nights; in the second, sixty-two; and in the third, forty nights. Among the great variety calculated to astonish the most penetrating and discriminating observer without matt tv s, The article i c. mu rising tlw G .-vLLBBY of FINE ARTS,as exhibiting bv Mr Fiivngo. SVtUSQ WltlvU AUK 4 large Lnoking-CUstcs. injxrted from Paris Alabaster Varna Kj graving, . Gilr Bronx* Ink Stands x Ladies’. Work Run* " ■— Air assort !7>fnt of Jewelry: iMrtlcuIarly a T'l-dfe bee, Kar-Kiaf, Ring-and Breast-Pin, and • great variety of other -vrticie* CO «<le to commence at 10 o’clock, sad con tinue till 3 o’clock, sod commence sgsiA at 7 A. Howe, auct'r. To-Morrow, 14ili instant, Will be sold at Jamea Wallace, esq’s wharf. With* out reserve. The CARGO of the schooner Betsey, Consisting of iSOO bushels prune Virginia CUliti, in IpU to suit purchasers - t also 23 casks English pale Ale 27 qr casks choice Teneriff Wine Terms made known at time of sale Sale to commence at 11 o'cl ck M. Herbert, auct'r. april 1 ~ will be The Clock of Archimedes The Urn of Medicis The Mysterious Orange The Coffer of the Beautiful Zulima The Indian Hunter The Ortentia To-Morrow, 14tb inst i Will be aold on the Fort' wharf, for the benefit of all concerned. The ItL'LLVf Urn ship A'lXXANDEK, together wttlt her Sails, Rigging, Spars, Cables, Anchors, Ac Ac Terms, cash. Sate to commence al 12 o’clock. -M. Hubert, auct'r. annl 13 85 On Thursday, 15th instant, Will be sold on Bolton s central wliarfi 300 barrels prime .Muscovado SUGaB 2(J hlida do do do 49 do do retailing MOLLSSES Terms—sums under git O. cash; orrr 500 t<S . , S19-XI, sixty days; ovet luO, ninety days, anneur- This ingenious piece of Mechanism, which has j ed endorsed paper. The Incomprehensible Column of Rosback The Goddess Flora's Garden been the admiration of all the learned in Europe, tbe exhibitor flatters himself will be equally ac ceptable here. Mr. S. does not feel inclined to make use i f the mean practices of pretenders to the profes sion, by pompous bills, calculated alone to im pose upon the multitude; but be fuels assured that a discriminating public, having once witnessed his surprising talents, will acknowledge the supe riority which lie claims above all those who have hitherto visited this town. Salt to commence al 11 o'clock Al. Herbert, auct’r. anril 13—87 On Thursday next, 15t Will be sold pn the premises, One two-story Dwelling House, with all necessary out building*, situated fall on York-street, Np. —; with ajease of ' 11 rr withe lot f„r six years, subject to aFTO'ind 07 Tickehfmay be had at the Bar of th> Ea-1 190 doUaw per annum, occupied by Mr. cluing* every day from 10 till 2 o’clock, and on | A * Deb™’’- the evenings of performance. Tlie door w ill be opened at half past six, I and the performance commence at half past seven. Admittance one oollar—children half price, april 10- S..le to commence af 11 o'etook. •• A. Howe, auct'r. april 13 87 .On the first Tuesday in May next. Will be sold in front “f the court-house, between the usual hours. Lot No 2G,in Ksst-Broatl-street. Green.ward. On the premises is. a two Sail stor 7 Dwelling House, which nsrw rent* for 2C0 dollars per annum. ' ‘ ierms, caxh. » ' " ' . A. IJowe/attct^r. april 13—r——♦ 87 ' ’ ’ Administrator'’a sales. On the first Tuesday in May. next? and Tuesday, next. Descriptive printed catalogues j Will be sold in front of tbe court bouse, between will be delivered, and private sales made at redu-1 the usual hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, ccd prices; and on Wednesday the 14th instant, I Tbe House and. third uf Lot No 7, in HeathCOat the remainder will be positively sold and deliver-1 ward, fronting on Barnam atreet, being part ' of ed to the highest bidder. The stle will take! the corner lot of Mr Fell’s. Terms cash, place iii the morning at 10 and continue until 2; I 51. Herbert, auct’r, and in the evening from 7 until 10 o’clock, under! feb 20—43 die direction of Mr A. Howe.au-'iioiieer. j —r-r—-— 1 • — Ladies and gentlemen are desired to call before I alCminiStmtOrS 8Q.I&9. ■ hand and make t heir selections - among other | On the frit TuctJay in My next. Notice. NICOI.AS KIENGO, proprietor of the Gallery of Fine Arts, now exhibited at the court-house, has tlie honor to inform, most respectfully, the I ladies and gentlemen ot this C"nimui:ity that, owing to urgent business and family concerns, he : ■ under the necessity to shorten his stay at Sav- naii; and, in order to give <he public an oppor- j tunity to gratity tbeir curiosity, and decorate I their apparunenta with the valuable articles, of which his extensive collection is eumposed. All visitors will be admitted without fee on Monday things worthy their notice, they will find 4 large I Will be aold before the-court-house in the city of Looking-Glasses, imported from Paris. Ala’-as-1 Savannah; bv order of the honorable the jlM- ter Vases, &c. 04 Pictures of the best schools. En-1 tices of the Inferior court of Ghatlum county; ;ravigs gilt bronze Inkstands, ladies Work-Bags, I Two tracts of fan id, one lying in the county of Jrcssing-Buxes, an assortment of Jewellry; par-1 Chatham on Little Ogechec, containing 250 acres; ticularly a Necklace, Earings, a Ring and a breast! the other io the county of Wilkes, containing 2M Pin, tlie whole nude up with a precious and I acres—being the real estate of John Butler, deg, scarce mineral, called the Thousand Flower Stone, I and told for the benefit of tlie heirs and creditor), and has been the property ofking Murat’s wife. I James ArmstiOng, adm or. Ladies will be seated by themselves in the most I f e j,— - — convenient part of the room, aprd 10 ■■p—- 85 To the Public. . The subscriber having providtd himself with suitable Buddings, pleasantly situated, in tbe town Bank State of Georgia. Suvnnnuh, 9th April, 1819. Ncrnct.—-An election will be held al the Bank-1 0 fst Mary’s, gives'notice to his friends and th* ing House in this city, on .Monday, the 3d day of j p U |>lic # that the same is nosr open for the recep* May ensuing, for kike nisEcrrons on the part of I tion ot gentlemen, or gentlemen wiffi their fatoU the stockholders irt this Bank, to serve for one I jj e8> w ^ u rfi^y travel south in pursuit -of liealtli or year from that date—of which al] stockholders I otherwise. Rooms ready furnished if required*’ will take due notice. J anc j every exertion used to merit t»*e considera* By order of the Board\ # I tion of Uiost wha favor him with tLcjr .company. Anthony Porter, cashier. I His bar will be provided with choicest liquors a.nd The editors of the Augusta Chronicle, Wash- «*Me*ifun.i.hed with.necessary articles, to ensur# ington News and Georgia Journal will please pub I * portion of tlie public patronage, lisli the above until the day of election, april 9 84 Corn. 400 Corn—received Isaac Crews. St Mary’s, March 13. 1819—H r 64 ,Notice. The subscriber having Ipst. by robbery of the ‘ per sloop Rover—for sale by John. Lathrop dj* Co. april 1—— «*—87 • ed Notes of tbe Bank of die State of Georgia, viz: ’ two fifty dollar bills No 706 sad 725, dated 11th . November, 1816, letter A: four twenty dollar bill* • No 682 and 994, dated 6th August, 1816, Tetter . A; No 71, dated lllb November,-1816, letter Bj .. and No 136, dated ,10th February, 1817, letter Be To Rent, VSTIL tUCLgllLR NEXT, _ ^ A two story House, satiate in tlie vicinity of I ,J 0 tindoliar bills. No 438^ d»:e.l 24 th Ju. judge Stephens’s. Possession' may he had on the j_ jgig. an d No 2059, dated 6th A liguat,' 1816: first or second week in May ensuing. Enquire of I g e hereby gives public notice, that three month* printer. april li—-——87 | a fy e r the date hereof he will make application to , - In ' ilrdinnnrp " r the Bank of the Bute of Georgia aforesaid for pays '' An urainance I ^ in foil of ^ Qotes rbove menliimtd. ' Compelling ptdkr, wiUun the city of Savannah j j, lhn {{rnry Benson, w take ont licences', and for imposing restric- Charie „ on , fs e) March is, 1819-tea-6^ liooi. rcUuTo to toem. I ■ Be it ordained by the mayor and aldermen | J fft v dollar bill Was stopped by tbe subscriber on Saturday of the city of Sxvtnnob, in council assembled, and J is hereby ordained by the authority ot theoame, I ^ from pir ,. who is suppore.l to Imre That R shall be the duly of every pedler, I ,; 0 len tf e same The own'r can have the bill, by sliall intend to vend good, wares or merehandize . ^ ; for fids ad. ertiaement.. the clerk of council I < ° too o'.-. within this city, to apply to and obtain a licence ander the hand of the sa : d clerk and the seal of the city aforesaid, author!*- u him to sell the same tor the term of twelve months'from tbe date hereoh provided always, that the person so applying shall at the time of receiving such licence pav to the said clerk grant- april 12- Al. Spann, '19 eonf.cti’.nrr. Five lJollart> y reward Strayed from Mr Forrist*s plantation, *m the v. instant, a small roao Marc, four years c Id. dock the same the sum of 6vc dollars for his own I tail and n*»ched maiw^ranj^d op the thigh aud use, and alio the sum of fifty dollars for the use I left shoulder W. PjJJyte above reward will be - - the city aforesaid. * I paid on delivering the said mare to the subscriber 2. And be it further ordained by the authority »t Uttje Ogechee. Uiatlnra county, or for any aforesaid, That if any pedlar or pedlars shall ex-1 any information so tiiAi I gel her. pose or offer for sale, or vend any goods, wares I JoiiD rorcell. or merchandize within this city, without haring} march*)——»t* 59 SStMffi&a.'SSrifeSl.TS Gvvrsi—BaIkch count,. " exceeding thirty dollars, to be collected by I By Ely Kennedy; <lra'OF ihe court of onji* marshal under a warrant M that purpose, 6 I nary tor the coqq^y’ctBblloch and cate efotmi ‘ , issued by the mayor^ j Whertaa, Jamts-Griner, of saidcooul), eppliffi ■ , ’ J. And beat further ordained by the amhotity ] for letters of administration on the-estate and et- aforesaid, That nef pedlar or pedlaraalull occupy, I fcctteTEhifip Griner, isle ol said county, defeat with tablet, benches or any other thing, any part | ed. r ‘< : , . \ of tbe streets, lanes, squares, wharves or market, I These are, therefore, to cite and edmonish au. ^ • the purpose of exposing or qfiering for tale I and singular, the kindred and creditors of the vending any (foods, wares or utrcliandize, be, I said deceased to-file their objections (ifany they ’ _..j or they to ottending thill fMr each ar.d tvety | have) in my office ou or belure tbe fit*: Monday J ■ — offence be fined in a sum not exceeding thirty | in May next, otherwise Utters of dollars, to be collected in like manner as pre-1 will be granted umo the said applicant * • Given under my ttmi xud seal this 5t!i day Marcn. 1819. [LS] ELY KENXCBY, C || OKriH9*—* ■ / seabed by tlie second seetion of this-ordinance, in Council, 5lh April. 1819. [LB] Fussed, JAMES M. WAYNE, newor. Attest 1 a
