About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1819)
* Matt dj Letter* JBiisxn» sb tii rorr*ovncK at s&yassib, (oa.) On the 30th June, 1819. (XyPenon* wishing- Letters from thisXist will flense ask for advertised Letters. A. ^•William D A&kwi'h Henry S Atwood fiDivid Aldermen, JBuUochVeter Alter county MiW Mary »D .Adams B. ^^Charlos Donnell, 4 Adrlpbus Bundy ‘*George_ Elwllie, BALvJohn Boon William Broaden, «Scn xen county James Bridge Venabie* Bond, Bard- xtich, 2 .John Bate, /far dirich, 2 F Bergerotn H Bradley :-ArtV4 Black •^nt-ondofl Bu'ler «lri F Brown -Jecob Eha k Michael Barry, 2 ^Diniel BLcfcburn, JJaJ-Matbew Uurgo loch county Leonard Burnham ..James Bailhe Cap* Cartle B Burt JDaniel Bcrbaat, Bryur.Qapi Robert B Brown county ‘George Blackman Gordon Beebe ”lPrederic Baxter .Jrf Brisbane ^Morgan Brown, 2 William Cherry JPrince Candy John Clark, 3 Eden fee llladcy Mrs Delia Bryan. JVil- mi i'ton, 2 Mrs Bryan Miss Ann Btatman Mi a s Georgia iiryaa. c. „ J Cook John Cannon Robert H Craig Me Curry, master steam Wail am Cooper packet James Cumming, 2 -Kelson Clark, 4 -X»;»ac Cohen, 9 -Elijah Chandcr, 2 •Henry Clark Willum Gr.m .^Oliver Clark 'Gibson Clark George Cavaraugh •John K Carlisle Samuel Cooke, 2 •^Charles Callaghan ^William 8 * 'Thomas Clark •^Gflbcrt Clark TVilliana I Clark •^William Cook -^Robert C Commelin <JH*nipton J Cheney William Curcw Henry Conk, Effingham county Anthony Carney vRev Henry Onk, Effng- A'i/u county Dr Hugh Ckland Dr John Crittenden Capt Jo!»n Chevalie^ Gumming fee Moorhead 3 ■ Isaac Course U Son 4 Mess efunningliarn k C< President Cincinnati So. ciety Mrs -Mary*Ann Collins Mrs Dealier Cendty Mrs Martha CaUlian ffeis Rebecca Canmel •Mrs .Ann Cunningham. .B. Augustus Do asset Jiuiics Davis /wames Pnhell “'Wilks Uerow t*F Davey 2 John Dcpster -Ephraim W Dexter 2 Major VV A Dunham •-.Francis Dckinson Capt Dully John Douglass, ten mile C *pt Prt* r Degrove haute Maty Dobbins •Daniel L Dunham Mrs Elizabeth Douzier -Endicot P Dodge 2 Mrs Elizabeth Dicks J G V Dodge Mrs Sarah T Davis •Ailrn Denmark, Bulloch Miss Sarah Davis county Mis3 Maria Dennis. E. .flames Eame* W Evans SEntnezrj y.mcrson Caleb Eddy 2 •Aaron Event., Bulloch James Egan ciuntv Lt Hicham E Hvards 3 Willis Embry Mrs Mary C Ewing Thomas Elkins, Effing- Mrs Maty Elkins, Ef- ■ Sam county -Daniel Ferguson John F.sber Seth Fisher, joo. -Christian H Fisher Charles Foster •Richard Fears 8 -D Fiits fr.gh ,m county. F. J W Farmer Francis B Fitch 3 Walter Farman Jonathan Field B Cotioaeli Sam'l Fielding Calvin Frnno •Charles E Flinn, Il.Uon Capt Robert Forest head Airs Sarah Franklin. • Jamas Francis T -o. . James Ginigan -Abrathan H Gifford Charles K Green • Charles Grover .Abraham Gugcr, Bryan Ckpt Granville county Mr Gllmartin, clean-boat dJesse Goodman, Bulloch Mrs Uribbins county . John Gioves ■Robert Grejer John Gib.on -John Gordon Mr Geers, tchr Jane James Greenleaf -Russel Goodrich Mrs Sarah Gibbons Mrs Ahiip.il Gindrat Mrs Frances A Grayson 2 Miss Mary-Ann Gardner Mtss Maria Gibbons Alias Eliza Gibbons Miss Miry Gregoty. E. •Wm Nisbet Tobias Nock Edward Nickerson Stephen Nye CoAielios Nye P O'Connor Jeremiah O'Conner Capt John Udorn Robert H Pettigrew Wm Price John PolUrd John Prichard Thomos Pearce Henry A Paris lleniy Patterson Gideon Pope Samuel Philbrick l - iirer.ee Power Gideon Parker 3 Amherst Reynolds Richard Rowell Robert Uae . * * * -' w jf/ Alexander C Norris Nicholas It Neff Cspt Newton -Miss T. Netherclift CO. Miss Ann Onion ■ Miss Maty M Orme P. H T Perfect Bradford Peirce Samuel Parker Thomas D Porter Gilbert Piucock E Penniman & co • Capt Archer Perkiss Capt Charles Porquett Mrs T Pine Mrs Maty Patch Miss Eliza M Parker J?. A Hichardin Patrick Kielly Sebron Richardson <■' v, ‘Ml i* V - n ^ - ■ l t JBy Auihonty tii -ibo SWto of fjtongnu j . SPLENDID bCHEME OF A LOTTERY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Savannah Poor-House and Hospital. SCHEME* Jonathan Robinson, Bul-.lonxex Roberds loch county, 2 Thomas Uidmond tficly Rf»sc J U Kidrnond Abner Ross James R.lTerty Avery Reed James Read Robert Remmingtoa S.4nuel Richardson Moses Rogers 2 Father R^tan Wm Russell Thomas Wm'Sullivan John II 9mitli Allen Smith John Scruggs, Scriven Sami .Smith Julius Russell Wm G Read , Harry Rockwell Wm Richardson David Rolf Caot Oliver Russell Mayer Thomas Rawls •Mrs Hannah B Kxhaids Mrs C Rapp 2 .Mrs Rebecca Russ Miss Ross Miss Mary Rohbinsnn Miss Jrlaria Robertson 8. Mordecai Sheftal], sen Henry A Snow Daniel Snnth 4 1 30 50 100 800 Prize ef -825,000 is 825,000 do of 10,000 10,000 do of 5,000 5,000 do of .1,000 •80,000 do of 100 5,000 do of 50 5,000 <io of 25 20,000 Tickets at S25 is -Sl00,000 Stationary Prizes as folloxv: ist day, first drawn .Number, 1,000 dolla: 2d day, S, do do 1,000 each 3d day, 2 -do do 1,000 eacli 4tb day, do do 5,000 5th day, do do 1,000 6th day, 3 do do 1,000 each county John Sullivan Benjamin B Sissoq Robert W Sly 2 ' Springer Cornelius Savage Allred Standish ‘Walter Smith Sami Savery Thomas Smith Edward J Stanley Menj H Smith Ivy Simmons, Bulloch. Fulton Y Sheppard county, 4 John Seguine Joseph Simmons, 2?u/AcAAnsil Snow county Sawyer fee Herren 2 John Senecer Capt Wtn-R Scott Nathan Savery Capt Abisha Swain Augustus Susie Capt James Ctmson denj Selby Capt Robert Snow John SearU, jun Capt Henrv Salter *Vnfj Shaw Mrs Mary B Smith Daniel Simmons,Bulloch Mrs Jane M Simonds county, 2 Mrs Prudence M Steele Wm Smith Mrs Martha Spears Stilwr II, Bryan county Mrs Ann Segrove David D Stewart Mrs Ann Stibbs Skillman Miss Margaret Strable 2 tines Stewart Miss Eliza Syricer 1\ lames S Thomas Jirah J Tracy tmes M G Thompson Charles Truellen, Effng- John Tanner hum county Joseph C Truetlen, EJ- John Triggs & On the 7th day, before the opening of the wheels, one of 825,000, I one cl 10,000. and twenty.one of gl.UQO, will be pul in me wlie.l by the commissioners, and remain | floating until drawn. The first drawn 5CU blanks to be entitled to 25 dollars each. & The whole to .be completed in eight days drawing, under the su- I perintendence of the commissioners All the prizes pa) able in cash, sixty days after the drawing, (subject to a deduction of IS per cent, only) at the BANK of the STATE of GEOUGIA. N. S. BAYARD I. MINIS ROBERT HABERSHAM JOHN LEWIS RICHARD RICHARDSON JAMES MORRISON COMMISSIONERS. JOHN P. WILLIAMSON JOSEPH CUM MING J. P. HENRY MOSES HERBERT D T. HALL -JACOB FARM ELIAS REED T. V. GRAY JAMES M‘HENRY E. S. REES ASD JOSEPH HABERSHAM Jinghatn county Voi-ge W Thrall fci.ry Tillman David Thorp Htnry C Turner James W Taylor John Taylor James Treadwell Thomas Taylor Andrew Thomas Auguste 1'aveau Stephen Tollos Henry Taylor Cornelius I ucker Mra Mary Taylor £?■ In offering the above (small though splendid Scheme to the public, pe^commissioners are confident of its containing a greater number of capital prizes than any b-:f,irc ersented in the United States, of tr.e same magnitude. The commissioners having in view the es’ab- lishment of a. POOR-HOUSE and HOSPITAL, on a more extensive plan than heretofore, they call in on the public in behalf ol this institution, the benefits of which are not only confined to this city or state, but are extended to all the sick and indigent of whatever nation, who fall within the sphert of its usefulness. They have every reason, therefore, to belivc that.from the small number of Tick ets, and the claims df the Institution upon the benevolence of the public, that the drawing w ill com mence in a very short time. CORRECT LISTS of Ihe PRIZF.S will be kept as the drawing progresses. TICKETS and SHARES for sale by the subscribers. (Tj" ORDERS for T ickets or Shares, inclosing the cash, post paid, addressed to either of the sub [ scribers, will be promptly attended to. , *,* A DISGOL^NT u-il’l he allowed to those who purchase a quantity. Whole Tickets, 825 iHiilary Henderson, Bui- E!na Hoyt loth county. Josrph Hewes ■ William W Harrington Capt Gamaliel Hart •George Hallam 2 Richard S Hubbard -Robert Hederwick Wm Haffard William Hafiards Stephen H.nry All Higgins Ja nes V Hu-phrcvs C H Hayden 5 Hall & Mitchell Wm Hale, Bryan county Samuel Halibut & Co Martin Hathaway 2 Havens & Hi,bo William Herrington Capt Rob’t II .wren 2 Henry Harlowe Mrs Mary Hudgins Cbarlas Hart -Charles HoftVIR Henry H.iupt •Samuel Hendon Calvin Howel .Samuel B Hanover 'Ch.rles Harlow George Hervey S -Michael Hogan aJ antes E Huges SSdtnund Hays dSamuel G Herndon JHarper Harris ■Welcome Hod Jfoali Hunt Wm Huffman 4Qharle* Hailey -Thomas Hardee SThomes Joh.istoa 'Thomas Irwin Cceni James Wm Jones SRobert June* %enjamin Jone* .aarr.es Johnson John W Johnson 4ft Jackson •Capt Jerningeo aBtifus Knight r-ivi Kendall 'Thomas Korenaugh ‘Charles Kahn S Lynch •Mr Lowe, pilot Julrn Dan’l Lewi* -Abel Lively Mr Littlejohn 2saac Lowe 5 Lvttch 2 Mrs 1‘hilis Dili Mrs Ann F llarde Mrs Elizabeth Harison Mrs Phebe Harris Mrs Mary Hogg Mrs Sally Hathaway Mrs Adaiine Harris Mrs Maty Harris Mrs Sarait Hall, Bull cl. county Mrs Ann Hamilton Miss Mary Hudson Miss Mary J-,.e Hazard, Bryan county Miss Ann Hermen ■Miss A (miry Hathaway Mijs Sairh-Ar.il Harrison .T. John I Jenkins Ear dutch William Jahrison Jones & Rogers Dr Edw’d Jones Mrs Jane Jervis Mrs Ann Jonson Mi,s L C Izard ■ftlisa Elixa-Ar.n Johnson Mu* Ann H. Johnson K. Arch. Kennedy Benj. Keunedy \V m K.llpatrick ^Vm F Kelly 2 Samuel Loper, jua J- hn -Law Evert Cameron Little Charles Lockhart James Littlejohn Thomas Lucena Di Thom is Lawson .Sam'l Lockhart, Bulloch Capt B Lies cenpiji Mrs Bet*ej Lambert •Henry Lusthum -Moses Lyons -Peter Xfonpsy Timothy B Mason Patrick James Mdier Wm Molett .Sunday M'Alpin -James Morgan 2 -Sutherland More -Israel Merritt •Mr Montgomery Mra Sarah 11 Lick2 Miss Sarah Locke //. David Metzger Col John .Maxwell ■Dr Joseph Maxwell Mos er & Bennett Capt Ichabod Alasoa Capt Riley M-.Vcsl Mrs Elizabeth Merrill Mra Mary Maxwell Mrs E Motbock rv. John Wyatt 2 John Worthy Edvard A'illiams George Woolf William Williams Edgar Kip Winans Wm Walden Joseph Willis James Wallace G W Williams Wm Whalin George White t>aml Wendell John Wood hn Wilson George Woodruff homas Wilson Whitney U Parkman James M Williams Dr llenj T Williams James Wells Dr Nestor Warren Will .Mintij Mrs Wil»on Edward Warren Amelia Walker -Alex Wallace Mrs S Woolliopter m Wright Mrs Ann Wright Sami Wniiams, Bulloch -Miss Caroline C Williams county ¥. Mrs Jannett Yount* BREA CH LETTERS. Antoine Sardie Blandin Madame Dr Chadriac Poulm Du Bignon Auguste Massin Mde fee Mr Prudence Godefroy Frederick Eufon .luques Roblot Madame I.yrst Beprue Duval La Rose Hake* do. Quarters do. Savannah. April 6, ’1819. 32 50 6 25 W. T. WILLIAMS, 1 - # C. H. HAYDEN, 5 A S en ^ .1 3 Dupessi Blondil f.'i Bt Lambert John B .Mur&sse Saulner Jablier Pnn Blaix Jasper Pugon Hwthclmy Glutigne PHILIP BOX. r. m. Mansion House. T he subscribers have taken a large end com- mod.ous House at the corner of Green and M*!n tosh streets; umich ia now fitting- up in the most j convenient manner, and will be upened cn the 1st L ot October next, for the reception of company.-— [ Ip 1 It is situated in the most pleasant part of the I er *y belt) New-York Firemen Insurance COMPANY. A PITAL 500,000 DOLLARS—-amply secured. DIRECTORS. John G. Coster John Jacob Astor William W. Todd J isiah Sturges Henry Waring Benjamin Desobey Abraham Richards John Colvill Garret Heyer Peter I. Nevins William Cahoone Archibald M‘Viokir Samuel S. Howland Joseph Strong Taomab C. BuTLEn, president. Jouv Woetten, assistant. William M'Neal, secretary. The aubgcriber having been appointed agent of the New-York Firemen Insurance Company, with full power in the behalf of said company to effect insurance against fire,-on goods, wares and mer chandise, houses, buddings, mills, vessels in port and generally on all&indsof property in this ci ty and vic’nity, is now ready to receive applica tions and eff e ct insurance against fire, in confor mity with the power of his agency, at Savannah— where terms, which will be as libera! as other of fices, may be known on personal application, or by letter, post paid, describing accurately the pre mises and property required to be insured Att losses sustained by-this will be promptly and li berally adjusted and settled. JAMES REA. Savannah, may 39——ter 18 Fifteen Dollars Reward. Ranaway from the subscriber on \Vedne$da} r th inst. a negTo man named August, form- “longed Mr. Robert Flournoy, living on town, and no pains will be spared to render the I t,ie White Bluff road- August is about 30 years establishment worthy the patronage of the public. I a ? e * 5 fett 4 or 5 inches high, large head and Rooms will be f ‘ * 1 L *" ,J - ** 11 * J accommodation fur gentlemen. PROPOSALS For Publishing, by Subscription, BY JOHN BINNS A SPLENDID EDITION OF THE Declaration of Independence. The size of the paper is 36 inches by 24; it has been manufactured by Mr Ames, in his best man ner, and of the' very best materials. The design from the pencil of Mr Bridport executed m imitation of Bus Relief) and encir cles the Declaration as a cordon of honor, sur mounted by the Arms of the United States. Im mediately underneath the arms is a large medaj lion portrait of genera! Gkorgf. WasHiNoioir, sup ported by cornticopix, and embtlltthul iuith spears> fugs, and other military trophies and emblems — On one side of this medallion portrait, is a similar portrait of John Hancock, president of congress July 4, 1776; and on the other, a portrait of Tin. ma Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Inde- pendence. The /vrms of “The Thirteen United States, 1 in medallions, form the remainder of the cordon, which is further enriched by some of the charac tenstic productions of the United States; such as the tobacco and Indigo plants, the cotton shrub, rice, fete. The fac-siviilet h&vc been engraved by Mr Val lance, who executed this important part of tilt publication at the Gity of Washington, where, by permission of the secretary of slate, lit liad tht original signatures constantly under his eye DepartmentState, 19th April, 1819. I certify, That this is a correct copy of the ori ginal Declaration of Independence, deposited at this Department; and that I have compared all the TR0PDSA1B For Publishing, at .MilltdgviUe, A NEWSI’A FF.R—TO BE ENTITLED GEORGIA REPUBLIC.IN. - The dutj of Editors i f newspapers, fortunate. Iy, IS wed under tood by the American people.— The publication, therefure, of proposals furprint* ing, does not, as wc conceive, require any avow, al of political tenets, or protestation of patriot ism. Tis useless. Let their work, not a pros pectus, decide if Editors be, or be not worthy :he patronage uf their fell w-citizi-ns The first number of the Gwrym Il-pr:l.!icim w\l\ be issued, by us, at Milledgvilie on the second Tuesday in Sq tember. the prese..i year. It will lie printed once a week, and on a large super royal sheet:—not inferior, in point of size, to any in the state. 1 he press, and a i n cesrary appara tus, to be entirely new, and ..flirt best quality.— We solicit the patronage of an independent com munity. rosniTioss. Three Dollars, in advance, (upon the receipt ttf the first-number) or Four Dollars at the expira tion of the'year Advertisement- and all other printing will bt done at *he cosioinary prices.— Letters addressed to tilts Editors must, in all rasa* ‘ rosT rain. WALTER JONES. . HENRY DENISON. Millodgeville, April 20, 1819. be fitted up in superior style for the shoulders, protninant breast, with small legs and , , : ° cnrn P iired lJ ‘ ,he ion of families, as well as single rooms I'eet, speaks the Spanish language, and tolerable ofl b r "“‘. »»<1 have I English, is an intelligent fellow. Had on when The proprietors of this establishment have en- j l,e went a "' a y a black Bumbozette Coatee, Check deavored to combine elegance with convenience. I Shirt; and either Stockinette 1’antaloonss or Rus- TJiey flatter themselves their table and bar will I ’■» Buck Trousers, and carried with him several not be excelled by any in the Southern country. | olher articles of waring apparel It is possible They have also prepared in an airy situation 1-rge August may make for Darien having been owned .... 1 near that place. Masters of vessels ate requested o secure him should be offer them his sr vices. new stables and safe carriage houses 1 h.ise who are fond of good living, airy, new, and clean rooms and bed,, anti kind treatment' I Whoever will deliver him to the subscriber in Sa- are respectfully invited to call andiudge for them- * k “ **■"“ selves. N. B They intend keeping a livery stable, and I or South Carolina. *GEOUGt>W. COLLINS mah, shall receive the above reward or ten dollars for lodging him in any in this state will be provided with carriages horses and an up- proved hostler. .YOUNG & Mc’KEENE. June 18 (rf* The editors of the Savannah Republican, may 14—l—|—14 Fifty Dollars’ reward. Ranaway from the subscriber on the right of . »£usta Chronicle, for payment. June 23 ~f-—48 plexion, about 5 (eet 3 or 4 inches high, and well formed, one of her ancles considerably swollen, commonly smiles when spoken to, speaks good English and aRSJver^ questions intelligently..— Whoever will deliver the above wench to the sub scriber in Savannah, or lodge her in any-gaol in the state, shall receive the above reward. X. B. AM masters of vessels and others are cau- Alexanderville. Again, I invite my friends, and all who feel a disposition to encourage my establishment, to give me a call the present season. I have made and am still making such arrangements for your com f-rt as have been in mv power, and each succeed. I ■ “'T . - . , . , ing year, as the means of support are given me 1 : nncd , harboring or carrying her out of "tend shall add to them. Iff fi.il to pfease. it will ';> e S<ate ' 33 tht law W1 “ be ri S ,d ‘>’ e ‘ ,f °T, d ,%o" st le because I am like the rest of men, fallible. 11 ‘ iem " ji o R „ a. O o G. t. PALMES. cannot help saying yes, and that with sincerity, I * p 1 T- 98 "».»«* -n~i ZW, hollars’-reivari. " . - r w. uv , Rtnaw^y from the subscriber, in the earlv par ing beater For you as time and experience m»y di- J of September incr. a mulatto man named John, rect. 1 have also establislied a blacksraitn shoo. 1 formerly the propery or mtlUm Stephens, esq. Jane, Martin .BryanMisj E Morgan count, James M'Bride John Maltarry Alexander M‘Leod ■John Mann JJ^arfcs Fock Mason •Mis* M.ry Mercer 2 Miss Elizabeth M'Donald Miss Nancy Murry Miss Eiiia M. Mathews Miss Mary Ann Miller under the direction of an excellent workman. James Alexander. june IB John is cf a very bright complexion, light ha.r, tolerable straight and rather grey. He ts about five feet six or seven inches high, has holes bored N. B. The Ssvannth Republican, end Augusta 1 ‘ n elc ^ ear ' ^ ue eyes, and on close examination imnicle, will please insert the above three times. I several shot wounds may be found about his . . 1 the above three times,, ... . ... • once a week, and forward Iteir papers to J. A. at I “• J° hn u W£ U known about the city n —J as a fifer, having been employed by the Savannah Volunteer Guards to play for them. Whoever will deliver the above fellow to the subscriber or lodge him in any gaol in the state sliall receive found them exact initutions. J OH* -QciSCT ADiJCS. The fonrailt are engraving by Mr Lo-.igacre, from o-iginal paintings by Messrs Stuart, Copley and Otis, and the most esteemed likenesses. The Arms of the United States, and of the sev. eral states, have been faithfully executed from of ficial desc-ipttons mid aocumcmo in the manner di rected by the most approved authors on the sci ence of Heraldry. It is confidently -expected that this engravmg will he a splendid and truly national publication. The publisher thinks lie can promise that it shall be ready to deliver to subscribers late in June, or early in July next, at Tis dollars each copy, to be paid on delivery. The engravings will be followed by a JPamphUt, containing the official documento connected w.th tlif publication us -authorities. and a list of the subscribers’ names. The Pamphlet to be deliv ered gratis It is contemplated to have a few copies print ed on paper prepared to carry colours, to have the shields accurately timed in the modern style; and the plants, &c- colored by one of our most ap proved water cnlourers. i ll-- price of those su perb copies nil) be THiKTr:f.xdollars each. Gen tlemen who wish for coloured copies, are request ed to add the word “ce.cu. ed” to their subscrip tion. iSutfn, manufactured expressly for this publica tion, is daily expected from France. Cure shall be taken end no troubl^or expense spared, to have some very superior copies printed on tliis satin The price of these copies cannot now be ascer tained It will hereafter be announced. Gentle men who wish for copies on satain, are rrqmsted to add to their subscription the words “on « mu JOHN BINNS, Aio. 7, Chesnut-strceC, Philadelphia. Cj* Subscriptions will be received at the office of the Bavanuah Jltpubiitan. To the Printers of the U. States- Gentlemen—In presenting a list of new pried* of types, some explanatory remarks may bamse- ful. { The former prices were fixed during a period i* which ihe raw materials Were dear, and not easily to be procured, and it is presumed that they has some claim to be considered-moderate, as. in 1818. Type were more than three per cent lower in Ph.ladelplua, than in London; and no advance was Di ide on those prices, during the late war, although existing circumstances would have jtisrt- fled the measure It was considered that an ad- vance would be an actual loss to the printers, as the competition in the printing business had, be- tbre that period, arrived at such a point, that tlic public were supplied with priming, at nearly (lie minimum, and also, that it was probable the pri ces of types would continue some time after the return nt peace, and rt compense for any advan tage that was given up. This has taken place For some lime past, types have been lowered in value, but nut in price. They have been sold . on long and frequently uncertain credit, which pro duces, to the seller all the effects of reduction iff price whilst to the primer who pays it is »f com paratively little benefit. All the advantage is in tavor ol those wlo.proniue, hut do noi perform, ay ■n ,ru,h they get types for nothing, and ihe sob- vent printers pay (or them Another objection to this modeol reducing price is, treat it absorbs the seller’s funds, and, no matter Imw industrious or frugal lie may bv, subjects him to all the income- nit'ftece of poverty. Meu who posses talents, economy, industry and honor, will sometimes Jack money. The chi carters who have just claims to these attributes, will rarely be at a loss for friends, and will entey on buMiieLS with t» more.fevor»bie prospect ofsuc- cess v hen assisted by a moderate, than by an ex tended credit, which is equally within ihe reach df ? nva ‘* w fi°» ' v ith an ardent disposition for specu- ^ lation and adventure, may have hut doubtful clannsto reputation for prudence. In order to leave no ground for complaint. It is be understood that all purchasers, sic.ce lire first of April who comply with the new terms, will be entitled to benefit by the new prices. Presuming cn the long-intimacy which has sub- Rted between you. gentlemen, and this establish ment, I request you w ill give this an insertion in your papers. Your’s,respectfully, Janres Runalilson, Cedar, near Tenth-street, Philadelphia, May 1, 1819. PH ICES OP TYPES. Pearl, perlb. gj jrj Nonpareil j sj Minion , Bre vier Bourgeois Long Primer Small Pica Pica English Great Primer and all larger sizes Scabbards and Quotations 4Q Credit- 60, 90 and 120 days. OM type received in exchange, at £16 par u ^ ms - June 24 49 7d B6 se 48 41 An Ordinance To amend an ordinance, en titled “an ordinance to improve the health of the city of SavanmJi, 18lV° r ° lhCr purposes ’” 24th March, lie it ordained by the mayor and aldermen of the city of Savannah, :n council assembled, and It is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, rhat the further sum of fifteen thousand d'dlora be and the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose ol complying with the payments which may be mentioned and contained in the contracts entered into between the city of Savannah antt invate individuals, for the change or culture on ow lands in the neiyhborhncd of Savannah. In Council, May .7, 1819. [L S] Passed, JAMES M. WAYNE, mayor. Attest, R R. IJUVI.F.H, C c An Ordinance To alter an ordinance so far as relates to the nib „„ r y allowed to the city scavenger. W hereas it is right that the officers of tbisior- poratinn should receive a compensation eaoulue the duties required of them * 1. Be it ordained by the mayor and sideline* of the city of Savannah in council asrenbled and d is hereby ordained by the authority of the --n 1 hat •?« c "y scavenger shall receive a salary the sum of four thousand four hundred dollars -per annum, payable quarterly. ’ 2 And be it further ordained. That so n.ucc of the stxtfi section of an ordinance, passed June 15, 1818, as relates to the pay of the .scavenger be and the same is hereby repealed. In Council. May 3. 1819. [LS] Passed, JAMES M. WAYNE, aoMX. Attest, It R. ClfTUOL c. c. ^ Pilots Authorized toad fir ,he Bar w.dUncTcf Saranndt. Notice. All persons having cemands against the estate of Bared Lewis, fate of this tow n, deceased, are requested to petuler them in to the s.ibscriber, i N. B. All masters of vessels and others are properly cHfstad, within the time prescribed by duly attested, and those indebted will make ito-1 cautioned against harboring or carrying him ziut law; and thjrye indebted to su'd estate are request- of the state, as, the law will be rigidly enforced ed to make immediate payment. ' - CADER FAIRCHILD, " ' S. Clarke, adm’or St Alary’s, March 2Q, 1819—70 . J Notice. All persons having demands against the estate I the above reward. of Geohss Hxhlxb are requested to present them * * " —tested, and th— payment to George D. Heisler, adm’or Timmons W Roys’on Broughton B-ker Bradley lohn Low if Siason James Eicord J Dowdy W White J Delano J Pitcher S Norton It G Landers h a a yip riLUTs. B. Sisson H Craig l Nottage J H Hit! s Briggs, jr. I Wret W Wail |A Guard CERTIFICATE PILOTS. I IL Foster P S Pncher E Bolles L Craig T Harden W Todd |D Proctor S H Timmons John Johns ( By order of the Board. John G. Holcomne, june IS 44 sec’ry Com. of IHIotirgt Notice. jao 18—f— feb 3 1 33 r Nine-months tfter date application will be vn;>f?* to the honorable fbe Juices of the Inferior G.utt of Chatham county for leave to sell five tracts Land in Chatham county, adjoining each otbe^, containing in the whole thirteen hundred and sixu- one acres, more or less; belonging to the estate df Francis Courvoisie, deceased, lor the benefit if the heirs and creditors cf said estate brands Courvoitixs af ril K)——^6 . v • ;
