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tura was jet engi STATE AFFAIRS Nzw-Yona.—Tlie legi^at! in urnioii at our la.it ac ouot " ged in passinglawi of considerable impor tance: among which, we are indebted. to the Albany Argus fiirthe followingaceoonl of two of the most important: i 'The Canal bill autUoiie* the cnmple-- tionoftiia western,section o'th*: Erie ca nal, from S.-uvea to 11 iff* to, ut|| the north ^ * erfi canal from K«rt Edward to the tide dWAfeMofthe H admin. £600,000 in adds tiuo to the loan* and revenue hitherto au thoiiscd, are annual Ij allowed to he bar ruwrd fur thin purpose. ’The three com miiaionrri are allowed au annual salary of 82,500. J he commissioners are re quired to ntakt an annual expose of all (heir doings and expenses. The bill for the promotion of agricul tore appropriate*. WKM> dolls, for two years, to br divided among the different counties, according to their jrapulatim, to be awarded in premiums u> agriculture and domestic memfactores. No coaotj to receive its quota onie»s it has an agrt cultural society organised, and raises an equal sum by subsetiptiou. The ataie so ciety to be composed oi tlie president or , a delegate,from each county society, who are required to be practical farmers— 'flie society lu meet at the capilul in Alba- , Hr, the first Monday after tlie meeting of the legislature, aud to receive oo compen- Sition fur their vice* 1,5U0 dolls. an* also appiopriatetl for tin: publication - J agricultural treaties, and 1,000 dolls an . MjPTy fur-the pur liusdtyud •iKtnhution , ofTetili- S one of these provision* have been introduced as amendments by the senate; and as the bill is calculated to pro duce important benefits to tl>o state, it is presumed the atseiiiliiy will concur. A long report has been made to the leg {Mature, through the comptroller, by Mr. Coideii and Mr. Bogarde*, two of the com Oiusiiner* appointed to settle with the late gov. Tompkins, ft is difficult (says th V Argus) to give an analysis of th-- report.— . The commissioners did not cunreive that they hail the power or time to make a act tlement within the period allowed by the resolution by which they were appointed The report reflect* credit upon the gentle luen who made it. It bestows merited eulogium upon the late govrrvor’s servi ecs during the war, and, in our mind, ex culpates the excellent and worthy officer, who is the subjrrt of it, from the suspicion and blame witn which envy and ignoranc have attempted to slur the btiiliaucy and Usefulness of his official acts. Pknnstlvania.—Among the laws en acted during the recent session of the legislature, was a supplnmr.it to an act eutitled, an act -cguluting banks; which enacts that any of the banks established in that state by the act of March, I Hid, which shall, alter the first of August next, refuse to redeem its notes with specie, shall forfeit its charter, and. on proof of such refusal being made tu the governor, he shall issue his proclamation declaring the charter ol'such bank null anil void, except for the purpose of paying anil collecting its debts, and continuing and renewing the notes or obligations of those who may br indebted to it. If, after the date of this proclamation, any such bank shall continue to issue its own nntrs, the directors consenting to it shall be liable in their individual capacities for the payment of the same, etc AH notes presented for payment, and specie refused for them, are to hear an intenstof six per cent from the day of presentation. Ohio.—It appears from the volume of Ohio laws, that, among those passed <Iur- }„„ their last session, was unc null.arising tlie state treasurer to pay one S donion Order .500 dollars, as a compensation lor his losses in depreciated bank paper, paid to him some time past for building a bridge across a creek in Knox county. This is a new principle of legislation.—ational Intelligencer. rao* tu* rrrrn casana oinm. Mr. Gnurlav has been bn.ught up by writ of habeas corpus, examined, and re manded to pr>son! On this subject the pub lic mind is much agitated. High and low rich ami poor, saints and sinners, all seem to unit: in condemning the measures which have deprived him ofhis personal liberty. How the matter may terminate the Lot’ll only knows; but 1 urn certain that such another imptudent transaction would tlnuw the whole country into a ferment — The question whether Mr. Uoiirlsy is a good man or a bail man has nothing to do in the business; we must view him as a British subject, crammed into the common jail of the district, w ithout trial by jury— without bail or mainprise. This is one id those tyrannical measures, by which the last James forfeited his right to the crown, and us a barrier to such tyranny in future the bill of r-ghts was framed ai d enacted in parliament,when the prince and prill- re«* of Orar.ge became king anil queen.— Therefore, no law exis - s that can juslily the commitment of Mr. Gunrlay; indeed, it such a provincial act did exist, it would net be valid, because it would be contrary to Majna-cliarta; it would be contrary to the habeas corpus act; it vruhld be contrary to the bill of rights—in a word, it wuulil be unconstitutional. It is a duty which every public Journa list owes to himself and to the community at large, to animadvert strongly auud ve bemently against all such gross violations ot the constitution. For my part. I en tered my caveat against tins novel pro ceeding two weeks ago, under the signa ture ol Honeatus, and the mors 1 contem plate on the subject, the mure terrible it appears. 1 have bees of the opinion, that he who administers tlie law ought to be severely punished if he does nut ri Strain himself within the bounds prescribed by law. Rear-admiral Tate, of the Russian im -perial navy, waa at Boston on the 10th •ostaut, on a visit to that, his native state- >V»«t tie There it now its this cityc a captain ad American vessel, who left the rkaer Plate in Dec. last He sajt fco tead the official account of the capture, in _ 8oeth Sets, of a frigate and two transport* « forming partnftlie expedition which “ 71 ei| from Cadis id May ljfc{ for Lima, counts had ole* l the was .entirely evacuated by the royaliatt. 1 This 'captainsailed from the port «f Matdona- •In, on toe eastern bank of the Lx Plata— he there learned that Arrigag waa carry ing on the war with great vigor and suc- ceae against the Portuguese. He also t .inched at Rio Janeiro, and peat there an •-ye-witness of the following tyranical and pusillanimous action. Hit majesty the reigning king of Portugal and Brazil it »p- toe mareii of 8an Martin’sirmy Cordilleras, towards Lima.. 1 >* ■fMwWeheai! Point, iu Lynn . nearly capzit-d th< iihg fp at the santblu itpktvly overset her llOSssy wheh.ta - af washed off; the ana* after ..... « ^gained* the boat, was" seeaby the icrew^d another boat and *oon taken from hit pcriloou Mtuation; the fc- tber being old and overcorse with fatigue, was seen by hit »on liftiiE h_i» eye* and hands to heaven, and suuk to rise no more Diplomatic Snuff Boxis.—It is men turned by a London paper Aat the British government expended the /sat year, the sum of 22,000 -pounds sterling for Snuff _ m o o __ Boxes tobe presented toDitish ministers pews was induced to visit the Portuguese [The money was paid t» Rjudall & Uiidge admiral’s ship, a 74 then anchored in the | **» manulacturors in Loodon. harbour, which is. a kind of natural baain, never scarcely ruffled by the winds. His Portuguese majesty, who hay a remarka ble dread of drowning, got alarmed on his return in the admiral’s large pinance to, .., . the shore. As toon as the royal cartege COTTON was Be** in Augusta, on the 19th landed on the.quay, hi* majesty grew oot-1 in,tu >t> *< 1* a Id cents; tobacco 7 a 7 50; com, rageous, seizing a cane, belaboured the ad-1 81 • 1 2S- miral over the head and shoulders until the I . . blood ran. This outrage occurred in'the I THE PBE8IDBNT- A letter hat been receev. presence of several thousand spectatm a. <ib f llle ef, CliarJevton. fr» m the In- and ended, in the admiral's tot P»*>ttow | >U , t eA.d»*d.the i9ihiiut. ed to prison. -; - : ^1»ife<t a letter from .) hum little surprising that we in New-1 *"*^ **" Fr “ !<1 * nl Orleans should have as late aceoubts from j° r »h* wiiftfl gtaitf will net ha « Georgetown “ before Thur^lay a4b; THE REPUBLICAN. Friday JjveniqffjdprU 23, 1819. Buenos Ayres as from Mexico; but the fact is so. Our latest aecouut* from the From the above, • b probable that the Presi. Utter are to tha first of December. They I dent will not reachdfaarlt^gja before Monday vepresent the country as reviving Irom the I neat: and we may okulate on not seeing him calamitica of civil war; which is no doubt I in this city before tht first of May, ou mg to the milder rule of her present in-1 . .j telligent viceroy. Her rich mines are now I A letter received ^am New-York, states, that working with more vigour than ever, and J General Brown lieadaigerouaty ill at BrowniviUe, promise largely^ this year to iocrease the | <*f» hemorrhage in tit lung*, specie capital of tlie world. A lew armed j . „ — bauds still iu tested the mountains, but I Mr. Basis* Wau^juo. is at present engaged trade experiences little obstruction, as the r n * History of the Baled Stater, with*a panicu- roads were generally safe. I l’ r v ‘ew *<• the refuption of the calumnies and There it no doubt that if aK piratical I tni rtpresentalionsof luropean writers, cruize.rs were entirely driven Irom the j Uulph, the merchants of New Orleans [ ej«!*rwicaT*o. might carry on a very advantageous trade ! T1,e ce ‘ e hrated atsreo, who has excited so with their neighbors in Mexico. Specie I m ncb curiosity in the cities of the northern and would then flow into the vaults of „ur m “ ldle * ,Mes > has just arrived in Savannah, where banks, through the channels of commerce, I he w dl gratify the curiosity of the public, for m»tead of being yearly carried in the ay di ed vessels of Euglaud and Spain, to sup ply Europe. New-Losdos, April 6. few days at the Exchange fur a few evenings, to commence at half past 6 o'clock P. M. DEMOSTHENES. Married, last evening, by justice Dobbins, Mr <* l.A , . ’ AP ", n f J«»« Fry, to Mrs Ssrlh CLrk. both of tins city Sailed, sloop Macdonough, Coit, for | ’ New-York. Went passenger, the celebra- " ted Massachusetts Hog; girts 71 feet, and weighs eleven hundred, on a visit to the New-York Mammoth Turtle. SHIP JfEWS. POUT OF SAVANNAH. AlRIVKDt Ship Co'ton Plant, Fash. New-York, 9 days— at p ace with Portugal, and that the Re- publicana had encreased her armament in ] the Hinted Stater—Fed. hep. vers—Mr D. Angel. Left brig Hunter, Harring ton for this port in 3 davs. Spoke a brig in tit: 34 7 n long: 76. from Wilmingtcn bound to New York. Tlie brig Rolls sailed in company with the ship Mary Emma, Burroughs, for this port Brig Levant Wood, New York, 7 days—to Weundersfand that oneof the pavilliom of Munticello latelv caught fire, and that * 111 * ftiyt eonsigness-with a full eargo-to •?«-W*™-p«. “•• “• , isted to put out the fire, by throwing in Bedford, Duharul ie Au*e, W. P Beers t Co he ice from the ice-house. The mail. 11 Older,hi* h Co. Lawrence & Thompson, H. Iwelling itself was saved by gi eatcxertlun I Tupper, (tall & Hoyt andC. Cotton. Cabin pas- horn impending destroctmu. We learn se "^ r * M ra M u a >' ^nd toc.r iteerage passengers w ®. • . ^,1 S»chf F-nnv, Pease, New York, 12 days—to A Mr. Jeftei-auil sustained a slight personal R Savage, cun^uee-with a full Cargo-to Hoag injury during the scene.—Ihchmond An-1 & Jarvis, D \V M Kinzie, p Stanton, Meigs ti wuieoc, In/A in*t. I *teij. U.arenre h Thompson. J Gnenin, I Muir. 1 Fames & Miller, Ailing Si UotT. G Crinv. Id. W T Williams, Hall Jf Hoyt. H P Iblttell, J Uatlelle & Co. Gray U Pinder, M Rod", Nicholas U Neff, A Wade. J F Pouyat, It Smith, J Lewis, Z Day, and Miss C Kurland. Four passengers. There was a ship below, coming up, this morn The Clintonians appear to be destroy ing what they consider a great triumph, in the ‘•hold,indignant and cone,’r;siee’denial if governor Clinton, iu relation to general Scott’s aftaii;—we advise them not to I U g supposed to be the Rising Sutra, Church peak too loud—suspicionsariring timn a knowledge o( men are oot easily hushed, and his denial isby no means so very “con- elucive.” Mr. Clinton denies hi* ever having expressed himself in dis~cspectful terms of general Jackson, and that he nev er said his general order was an set of mu- iney. I think it would not be very di cult, to produce a person now in this city. wiitTin, as 1 learn, Mr. Clinton said, that e order alluded to icnsan act of m’itinj !• hi* mini cry docs not serve linn, it can be refreshed.—.V. T. »V«t. Ado. ISth inst In consequence ol an editorial article form New York; together with eeveral other ves sels, which bad nut gut up when our paper went' to pros. ciaaatn, Ship Hittv, Folsom, Live:p -r! Sctir Carrier, Foster, Norfolk Schr Three-Brothers, Thompson, Boston Schr Cumtnadure P rry, Itugere, Boston Slot p F.iizibe h, -Mj'grcen, Darien sloop Hardware. H dly, Fdrnton; (s. c.) Sloop Henry, Uradi'urii, New Dedfurd Pert of Mat te, March SO. Schooner Hckee, Gibbs, Suvanaah sundries — The Hok c. ran ashore at the point and bilged— bn', by die timely assistsr.ee r.f ih: United states -choon-r Hornet, most of her cargo was saved.— t he lleksc has arr.v.. ,. port. Schooner Diligence. M-Cnlloogh, New Orleans, on the gold and silver coined in Mexico. «rgq.«indries-The Deligrnee was wrecked on “ I ihn ni-rhl nf In* 9!.l mrt n0 r Horn., knt ssnrsc* uliich the map ar.d memoir on South \mvrican affairs, by Dr. Robinson, were! nt-nlioned, we have had the pleasure of a I letter from the Doctor; from which we learn, that both toe loutemplated publica ns will soon be published. This is a fact I interesting to the public that we hasten to announce il—Philadelphia Democratic Press. COM.MU.YICA TIO.W M*e understand tbatMr Sally, hllfinis edhi*historical pictureo; general Jackson, which he. at the request ol the emaciation of American artists, sat fur. From whst we can learn, it is a chirf d’ceuvre of Mr. Sullv’s talents,and we are much pleased to know that it will be exhibited in the as sociation room, for • few days previous to Mi. Longacre's takiig it iu hands to en-| grave a print from. This spirited effort of so young an insti tution must gratily every lover of the arts, and from this instance of their exertions we shall indeed be much disappointed if the print of general Jackson, which they propose to publish, will not be truly a spe- itnen of the sfate of the art of painting. he night nf the 2Jdinst. at pa<sHeroa, but mey f th: ra-g.v hi,been lived;and arrived in non. Exporfsfrom Savannah from I at October, 1BH, to It* .It If. To Liverpool * Greendclt i : Havre de-Grace , Rouen - i t N*ii» t ., * - Falmouth : Bremen ;. j West-indie* : $ra-lslati»x VplaCu. It ice 52,407 oUS)M . 132 829 ?* 12,401 £00 S97 10.010 C8G 91 i,irs 176 1G3 1,059"! " isr 136 665 448 8CS 1,816 . 1 16,487 1.S69 , 1 ot.il 3.888 f 36.7(H) j 5, 9G3 a,A*NN fobocc** 11 131 41 1S4_ 334 Expmtpjrom Charleston from 1st October, 1818, to IstJlpvil, 1819. '0 Great Britain : • * 4,940 30,253 10,846 50 France 1 : : • : ■r 520 9.763 1,883 40 The rest of Europe : • ; 2,929 8,775 Weit-Indies, <yc. ; ; ; 6,283 j 141 .Coastwise : : - S 5,467 7,137 1 30 Total ; r : s 1 5,460 55,411 134,934 261 THE BALL. Subscription Lists for the ensuing Ball uraieft at the book store of W. T. William*, at tha office •>f F S. Fell, and with J. 8. Pelot, where ptrsone deirous of subscribing ore requested to call and insert their names opril-U— 98^ . AUCTIONS. TAKE NOTICE. There trill bea regular meeting, of your board To-Morrow evening, at soar * ciscbr at 7 oW«ek. ■-f JJ j rrthr ij Si* Pruidcnf ipriltt John Haapt, set'ry. ■96 JVrtSe “ On Saturday the first day of May, at the hour of ten o’clock, will be leased for one year, the stalls in the vegetable market • j F. M. Stone, e. x. april S3- 96 Dividend No. 5. The Directors of the Bank of the State of Georgia, having this day declared a dividend of 554 80 or 6 per cent on g80 per share fnr the last six month., and a bonus of £4 20 per share, out of a surplus fund-uhicb has been left at the de claration of each dividend, making together nine dollars per share. The same will be paid to the respeetiv e stockholders thereof, or to their order, on and after Thursday next, the 22d iust JB$ order of the Board, Anthony Porter, cashier. (jJ’The editors of Augusta Choniclc and the Georgia Journal at Milledgevelle, will please pub lish the above three times, april 19 e-—92 To Bent, • And immediate possession given, The store formerly occupied by Messrs. Blan chard, Brothers & Co. at the comer of Broughton and Jefferson streets—an eligible situation for either a grocery or dry good store. Apply to Mrs. P. Miuis, Brough ion^trect. april 23—-|o-^—96 ~One Hundred DollarP reward. The undersigned having had bis store robbed To-Morrow, 84th InsL Will be said at Messrs Johnson Is Hills wharf. 77 bbls. prime Fork' Terms made known at the time of sale. Safe to ttmmenet at j fort 10 o'clock, M. Herbert, auct’r. april 23——96 - '-To-Morrow, tha 21th i Wifi be aaM on Messrs JiihnsioalttHUP* -! y wharf, _ 37 pipes pure Holland Gin, very superior quality 20 hhdshigh 4th proof Jamaica Rum 18 hbds Si. Croix do , 800 pieces English Casting;,.consutiog of. Pota Gram a half to one gallon, and Ovens anil Covers from 8 to Id inch 100 hampers (1 groce each) wine bottles Terms made known st time uf sale , Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. M. Herbert, auct’r. anril 22 95 56 boxes choice, red Wines. To-Morrovv, 24th in3t. Jfill he told on Mctort. Johntion & Hille ipfa wharf, 56 boxes choice red Wines 4 eases old port. Wine 5 do Cotte Roll*, of vintage 1811 2 do Hermitage, do do 3 do do do 18!* 5 do Burgundy, do 1815 18 do M- doc (excellent claret) of 181*. 19 do do do o118t8 Conditions, cavh. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. M, Herbert, auct’r. april 22 95 On Tuesday, 87th instant, tfill be sold at our store, A likely Negro Fellow, about SO yearns old, * prime Geld hand. Sale to commence at 11 o'chck. Williford & Baker, anct'rs. april 23 96 Executor’s sales. The United States district court in I IO HoW;ird - consignee—with a full cargo—to ofihe 17th of October and 18th of Match last, ufj Oft the first Tuesday ID next month, ine united States district court in | su „ dry ersoni _Three Passengers. 1 * Maine, have decreed the proceeds ol the I Henn brig Kolti, Paine, Providence (* i) 18 sales of the Portuguese bug Puquilla and I days—to Manton & Rodgers, consignees—with cargo, prize to the Artisan privateer Re-1 a /“H “T 0- * 0 C. C. firiswould & Co. Greene It publicana, to be restored to the owners, taLJin^ p*"^fcT T “cm£.£‘M£ slier paying duties anil charges. I he res-1 j, Rogers, c. Ke&ey & Co. J Battelle & Co. uratiun was on the ground, that we werelj. Latbrop & Co Harris & Watermin. Batten IVatchet, Jewelry, Sorer Spoont, tut tic. and bar-1 Will be sold before tl.e Gourt-llouse, in this city, ing.found some part of them in possesaion of some | between the usual b<Hirs uf 10 and 2 o’clock, Spaniards, wlm give information that one Amo- f-—■ Lot No. 6, Anson ward, with all sro, nr Astuoitt Most*., is also concerned, (» ho | JfHi the Buildings thereon—the same front* h*. left this plact, and was seen in Charleston on ' ing on Oglethorpe square. Monday, the 12>h ins*.) offers a reward of fifty A Negro Fellow, tamed Jack, a com- D.Uan fur his apprehension to justice, and fifty p!ett bustler, coachman, &c. D-Uart for tht recovery of tho goods, or in pro-1 A Negro Fellow, named Cstsar, a prime brick >oi ti«n ,5 may be found. Said Mobekiis about; maker. ive fee t r ubt inches hfeh, about thirty years <-f; Two Negro Wenches, named Rose and Gatty, age, tiqenbiy full faced, black hair, small beard, pntty bold front, but when examined closely has a very sneaking look in his countenance,, quite swarthy, stontbuilt— by profession a sugar maker, and a native of Havana. Among the articles in his possession are * fine gold parent lever Watch, No 263' 8, Robt. Roskell, Liverpool, with gold dish 3 pair extra Jewels, detached, rose edge, double case and engine turned back gold Watch, plain, Bourquin le Jeane on face and plate small gold Watch, with gold dial, No 4939 do do do do do do ladies, num. ber not recollected and her child. A Negro Wench, named Sylvia, and her two children. T wo Lots in Curry Town. (D* The above property will positively be (old; having been delayed from the last sale day. Terms for the house and Lot very liberal, and made known at time of sale. M. Herbert, auct’r. april 23 96 On the 1st Tuesday in May next. Will be offered for sale, at the court house, ill this city, bJic* parent L-ver. with gold chain and seals, A !| **?* * re *® re Lct ’ known by the No 6 No 27561 or 27961, Robert Roskell, Liver- ?* S*~nn.h, nf the South yard, and _ 00 l adjoining the city commons, divided into lots of ladies’ patent Lever, with gold chain and seals, ■ by 90 feet, leaving a street in the centre of 40 Nu 27617, Robert Roskell. Liverpool | £*'• “ by plan that day to be exhibited, per gold lapyne Watch, No 7068, (without the cap, ”f 5S . rJ \ J - M‘K*nnon and I- Sto.if, sunreyo re — 6 which is retained ^ Sale to be under the direction of Richard Leake, silver patent Lever, No 23327, Robert noskell,. »“»n*ey lor the heirs of the late J. Laroche, Liverpool esq. deceased. Conditn.ns and title at sale. - - - * - - M. Herbert, Watts & Joyner, —f——91 hard do cap and jewelled Watch, No 3709, dials, second and stop do hunting do do 3302 do double ease watehtsNos 404, 503 and 529 do do 9831, Babington do do Vinunt do No 10269, 10218, 10237, 10293, 9720, Ip Thompson do do 1012, 2273 do do 4521, Roskill do day or night watch, fhtd been worn) with day of month on each part. About 3 dozen of different qualitrs, numbers and names not recollected. A quantity of chains, veals, keys, earrings, broaches, Ac Ac. together with a few setts of spoons, stamped ‘‘J. S. B. or ” " on the back, plain and thaulderd bandies sped 17- auct’rs. Administrator’s sales. On the first Tuesday in May next, Will be sold in front of the court-house between the usual hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, The House and third of Lot No 7, in Heath coat ward, fronting on Barnarn street, being part of the corner lot of Mr Fell’s. Terms cash. M. Heroert, auct’r. feb 20- “ EscheatoPs sales. For New-Fork The regular packet brig LEVANT.— -For freight nr passage apply to the cap- ainon board at Jone’s upper whart or HALL A HOYT. Landing from said brig. 50 bundles Hay and 25 bsri-ls Manhaden fisb. For sale as above april 23 x 95 Linseed Oil. Just receive J by the sehovner Fanny and for sale by JOHN F. POCYAT. april 23— c—96 oppoeite the exchange. 500 Kegs First quality London white Lead, landing from ship Emily. And for sale by John F. Pouyat. april 23—1—96 oppoiitc the Exchange For Sale Several valuable IIOUiE SERVANTS. En quire of the subscriber. GEORGE JONES. april 21 cr -96 Victor Chaise Respectfully informs the public, that he bis re ceived, by the ichoonep: Harre-t ar.d sloop Vo- lant, from Charleston, a supply to n:s asvofrroeni - s • n * I uni* irnui vbwkmuhi * loppiy.Ui a d engraving in this country—Utmozra-1 of F „ nch an d F gii.h f.OODS-, tm> ng *hfcb tu Press. I are white sad kkl Gkvre, Ac He a ill continue to sell at the mod nr derate prises, sprit 23 v*—96 THE MAIL BOBBERS. PlIILAOELHIA, April 9. Each ol ,1 e three mail robbers have been . - - — — d ^ Frld .y, the 3jtl inst.- sent n.etl to ten ucars imprisonment— j,/ u,traidau Franklin Gaz ' | anril 20- —93 ticlf Club. The meeting of th. Club, intended fir Fr'Jyr.y . , - - . ...A imiIbI L*-,-taw this ’ll irk .nil On the Jirtt Tuesday in Mixy next, ... . Will be *old at the court-house, in the cittr oV It is very likely he may be in some part of N. Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, Carolina, traveling northwaru. The public «e A(1 that one h, lf p , rt of aLot> in the c“y£l part,plarly cautioned not to.p^ehase or esehange SiWnth knav0 b / numbtr Third ty‘l/ng. any goods whatever with said fellew, as the same . ..c .1 r, n virunia Anson ward, containing sixty fett in front on -will be taken wherever found. D. B. NICHOLS. Savannah, 2Zd April, 1819. - tfj The editors of the Baltimore Federal Re- nnblxan. New York Herald, Wilmington Gazette, (.v c.) and Fhiliadclphia Gszettr will please insert the ab-ive three times, and forward their bills to the office of the Savannah Republican for pay ment. To the Public. Tjoe rnbscriber having provided himself with tuiffiPe Buildings, pleasantly situated, in the town of St Mary’s, gives notice to his frienda and the public, that the same ia no tr open for the recep- tion of gentlemen, or genth-men with thur lami- lies, who may travel south in purvnit'of health or otherwise. Rooms ready fureiLbed if required, and every exertion used to mem the considera tion of thoae who favor him with tlitif company. Hi. bar will be provided with eboiet.it hquorvand stables furnished with necessary articles, to ensure a portion of the public patronage. Isaac Crews. St Mary’a, March 13.1819 1* M For Sale A complete copy of the-LAWS it GEORGIA, WJUTe r cf Uwa of Ui ^ R- Leake, sp-i! 21 » 9* ' ‘ ig sixty S'-Uth Broad-street, and forty-five feet on Aber- enm streetj which lately in the Superior court of Chatham county was found to belong to James Fort, an alien, who died intestate aid without heirs, and was declared subject to cpchrit. By order of the Escheator. M. Herbert, auct’r. oct 13-rr—CW—19S Sale of African Slaves. On Tuesday, the 4th day of May next, "Will be sold in the town of Milledgeville, at pub lic sale, to the highest bidder. Between thirty and forty prime African Slaves, who have been taken possession of 11 the state of Georgia in consequence of their hav.ng been in troduced contrary to the laws of this state and of the United States Indisputable titles vdt be mad* and prompt payment required. By order of the guvrrnor Charles Williamson, agent. march 11 59 Marshal’s sale. By virtue of an interlocutory order of the fdml* rally court of the (Tinted States for the district of Georgia* will •be sold at the town of lAiicn Ore 4 tom O «»* v'reWww#) 141 boxes fd SUGAR John II. Morel, marshal Q. B. ^ april 15——■■■ -89 ^ Straw Bonnets, just received. K Spmcumc in November U-t, a French Fowling 20 cases comprising a very complete and fash-ln^,.—, Ufa it the bar roum of the Bother ve. unable aasorUnaat ot [.The. owner can hive tlie same, by applying to Me Tx.JO : s ' Acbord » * nd f " IS. Achord, and paying fur
