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# II lill List oj Letters xSjrijjxnto ant »#ti-omci at mtakub,(•*■) On <hc 30th June, 1819. gj*P?r*ons wishing Letter* from Uu»Li*tw'U vjlraee aatefor idvcru^il Letters. f A. c William D Askwith Henry S Atwood - '.Davi l Akictnien, BuHoiliPeter Alter ■ .eazitfg. _M.si Alary U Adam* 2?. <t5harle»'Bc7inHl, .4 Adulphu* Bundy George Baiilie, -irA.'rJohn Boon .•ll ’jf William Brogden, SIn". '.Carter H Bradley ten eewitt/ KArol.M Black - James Bridge London Butler Venable* Bond, Ford- ' Ija F Brown - teich, 2 John Bate, llurihvich, 2 F Bergeman ... Jacob rlrairk Michael Barry, 2 tiJBanJrl Blackburn, Bui-Mathew Burgo ,&c* entity Leonard Burnham .wJamc* Uailhe Capt Carfle E Burt aJJanitl llcibant, -JlryaijCapt Hubert B Brown E lea U Bladey Mr* Delia Bryan, -tVil- Wta Misbet Tobias Nock Edward Nicfcer*on Stephen Nye Cofcelius Nye 3V. j « / Alexander C Korns Nicholas & Neff Capt Newton Miss T. Nethcrclift P 0*Coonor Jeremiah O Conifer Capt John Odom 0. Miss Ann Orslon Miss Mary M Orme i xtiKiy ^Geoifjc Blackman Gwrtl n Heebc •tTrederic. Baxter Brisbane iJdorgan Brown, 2 *Wi!!^'n Cheirjr -^Prince Handy wrJnlin Clark, 3 rr.ir.gton, 2 ' Mrs hryan Miss Ann Beatman ■ Miss "Georgia Bryan. C. J Cook John Cannon KobrVt H Craig JCitr Curry, master steam WiiUm Cooper > packet Baines Gumming, 2 INeison, Clark, 4 llaaac f&hen, 9 wiihjah Hiundr r, 2 Jjicnry Clark -4VUiittf« Cass *f Oliver CIa»k 'Giha hi Clark <.%George Cavuraugh ■\loJtn U (JarlUl* •> dnuviei Cooke, 2 « Charts Galiughan S Christie, -2 **Thomas Clark * Gilbert Clark William l Claik ^Wiluam Cot*L Hubert C Commrfin • Uamptcn J Cheney William Carew Henry Conk, Effing Jam county An:l«on/ Carney Ri v Henry Oi.If* Effing* ■ Siam county Dr Hugh ( It lanrl Dr John Crittenden Capt John Chevalier Gumming •& Movrhwd 3 !>«ac Course & Son 4 Mess. Cunningham h Ct> President Cincinnati So. xiety Mrs Mary-Ann Collins Mrs Dcalier Cendey Mrs Martha CaUJian Mrs Rebcccn Canmel Mrs Ann Cunningham. A?amrs-l)nb''il •Wilks Demur T Davcy J .Ephraim W Dexter 2 tlFrancis D ckmson :D. Augustus Dnusset j£T;tt» Davis John Dtpstcr Major W A Dunham Capt Dolly -John I) »uglast3,. ten mile Capt’Peter Degrove ftmuts Mary Dobbins ’ Daniel L Dunham Mrs Fdizabeth Boozier jfE.#tlici«t F Dodge 2 Mrs Elizabeth Dcks P Dodge Mrs Sarah T Davis ..Allen Denmark, Bu'loch Miss Sarah Davis county Miss Maria Dennis. .£. James F.mes W Evans Ebenezu Emerson Caleb Eddy 2 Aaron V*vtriU, ' MuUoch James Egan county Lt Richard Edwards 2 •'Wilds Embry Mrs Marv C Ewing Thomas Elkins, Effing- Mrs Mary Elkins, JEJ- ha n coilntj Daniil Ferguson —John F» i'tr fieth Fialier, jun. ‘Chr.suan H Fi-her -Charles Foster Richard Fears 8 D Fitts fnghim county, F. J W Farmer Francis B Fitch 2 Walter Furman Jonathan Field II Cohonell Sam’l Fielding Calvin Fen no 'Charles E Fhnn, Hilton Capt Robert Forest httml Mrs Sarah Franklin. Jamas Francis ? G. -Barnes Ginigan Abrathan II Gifford Charles 1C Green Charles Grover Abraham Guger, Bryan Cupt Granville county Mr Gilmartin, steam-boat Jesse Good man, Bulloch Mrs Gribbins county JJohn Groves TBobert Greyer JJot'n Gibson ’ John Gordon Mr Geers ecbr Jane -James. Greailcaf *ljUiaflel Goodrich Mrs Sarah Gibbons Mrs Abigail GinJrat Mrs Frances A Grayson 2 Miss Mary-Ann Gardner Mus Maria Gibbons Miis Eliza Gibbons Miss Mary Gregory. H. -'Eillary Henderson, Bui- Fdna Hoyt loch CMmty Jo^eph liewes ’William W Harrington Capt Gamaliel Hart George tlallan: 2 Richard S Hubbard VR bert Hetlerwiok Wm Hatfurd William Hntfards Stephen Henry .Ass Higgins Janies Y Hu uphreyt •'C II Hayden 5 Hall tic Mitchell Win Hale, Bryancounty Samuel Hunbut U Co Robert H Pettigrew Wm Price John Pollard John Prichard Thomas Pearce Henry A Paris Henry Patterson Gideon Pope Samuel Philbrick Laurence Power Gideon Parke* 2 Amherst Reynolds Richard Rowell Robert Uae F, II T Perfect Bradford Peirce SamuehParker Thomas D Porter Gilbert Pidcock E Penniman R co Capt Archer Perkins Capt Charles Porquctt Mrs T Pine • Mrs Maty Patch ♦ Miss Eliza M Parker -It. A Richardin Patrick Rielly Sebron Richardson Jonathan Robinscn, JJiif-James Uoberds loch county, 2 Triomas Ridmond Nicly Rose J G Ridmond Abner Ross James Rafferty Averj Reed James Read Robert Remmington Samuel Richardson Moses Rogers 2 Pother Re tan Wm Russell Thomas Wm Sullivan John H Smith Aden Smith Julius Russell \v’m G Reid Harry Rockwell Wm Richardson David Rolf Capt Oliver Russell Mayer Thomas Rawls Mrs Hannah B Richards Mrs C Rapp 2 Mrs Rebecca Russ Miss Ross Miss Mary Robbinson Miss Maria Robutsou 8. Mordecai Shefull, sen Henry A Sn »w Daniel Smith* John Scruggs, Scriven Sami Smith ennuty John Sullivan Benjamin It Sisson Robert W Sly 2 S Springer Cornelius Savage Alfred Staiidish Walter Smith Sand Savery Thomas Smith Edward J Stanley Renj H Smith Ivy Simmon*, Bulloch 'Fulton Y Shenpard county, 4 John Seguine Joseph Simmons, Hif/iveAAnsil Snow county Sawyer &. iIerren-2 John Senecer Capt Wm it Scott Nadian Savery Capt Abi.ha Swain Augustus Steele Capt James Ctinson Benj Selby Capt Robert Sno v Ji.hu Sean], jun Capt Hen.;, Salter Vm Shaw Mrs Mary-B .Smith Daniel Simmons, Bulloch Mrs Jane M Sjm *ods county, 2 Mrs Prudence M Steele Wm Smith Mrs M anil.. Spears 1 Stilwrll B-yon county Mrs Ann Srj;r.‘ve •avid D Stewart Mrs Ar.n Subbs U Skillnutn Miss .Margaret Strable2 James Stewart Mias Elias Syriccr T. James S Thomas JiraSi J Tracy James M (i Thompson Charles Trutllen, llff-ng- John Tanner h.im co-j’ug Joseph CTrnetlcn, tj- John Trigg* fingham county George W Thrall ’lenry Tillman David Thorp Henry C Turner James \V Taj lor Jo|in Taylor James Treadv/cll Thomas Taylor Andrew Thomas Augn te Tavcau Stephen Tillius Henry Taylor Cornelius Fucker Mrs Mary Taj lor John Wyatt 2 Edward .Villiams William Williams Wm Walden James Wallace Wm Whalin naml Wendell John Wilson Thomas Wilson James M William* James We41s Will Minus Edward Warren Alex Wallace Wm Wright ’Martin 44rhaway 2 William .ernng.on Henry Ha .owe . Charles Hart Charle* Hofiaer • Henry H jupt .’Samuel Hendon Culviu^ owel : Samuel U -j-u—i-attarlow ■" George Hervey 3 iMichael Hogan J.iues E Huge* ■Sdmund (lay* Samuel G Herndon • Harper Harris Welcome lloel • Noah Hunt Wm Hoffman Sharks Hailey , Thomas Hardee llavens & Bubo Capt Il ib’t Howren 2 Mrs Mary tln.lgms Mrs I-bilis Hill Mrs Ann F Hnrde Mrs Elizabeth il...risen M FS Ph’. b, liorrui ji- *ttry Hogg Mrs Sally llAtiiaway Mrs Adziine Hama Mrs Mary Harris Mrs Surah Hall, Bulloch county Mis A«n Hamilton Miss Mary Hudson Miss Mary Jo t Hazard, ■Bryan county Mm Ann Her men Miss Aimiry Hathaway Miss Sarah-Ann Harrison "Thomas Jch.iston Thomas Irwm fScm James Wm Jones -Robert Jones ■ Btojumiii Jor.es -James Johnson John W Jo huso n .R Jackson Capt Jemingaa J. John l Jenkins Hardrsich William Jahrison Jones & R gen l)r Edw d J mi. s Mrs Jane Jcvis Mrs Ann Jon-ioj) Mus I. C Izard ,Miss ElrZa-Ann Johnson Mia* Ann Cl. Joiinson utofus Knight jLcVi Kendall Thotqiis Korenaugh Chants Kahn -P Lynch Mr Lowe, pilot John Dan 1 Lewis Abel Lively Mr Littlejohn Isaac Lowe S Lynch 2 JC. Arch. Kennedy Bi*. j.’K-jne.iy W ni K.h;iatr,rk Wm F Kelly 2 Samuel Loper, jun Jcbn Law Evert Cameron Little Charles Lockhart. James Liitiejotui Thomas Lucent Dr Thomas Lawson w. Jolm Worthy George Woolf Edgar Kip Winans Joseph Willis G W Williams George White John Wood George Woodruff Whitney & Park man Dr Uenj T Williams Dr Nestor Warren Mrs Wilson Amelia Walker Mrs SAVoolhopter Mrs Ann Wright Sand Wui;ams, 'Bullock Miss Caroliiie C Wiliigms county - V. Mrs Jannett Young FREA CH LETTERS: Antoine Sardie ltlandin 'ladaoie Dr Cbadriac Poulm Du Bignon Auguste Massin 31 de Sc .Mr Prudence Godefrov Frederick Bufon Jsques Roblot Madame L.yrat Beirrue Duval La Rose J S Dupessi Rlondil In Bt Lambert John B Morass: Saulner Jablier Iron Blais Jasper Pugon •tu-tlielmy Glutigne PHILIP BOX, p. m. Pilots Authorized to act for the Bur andRiver of Saiuznnah bVAStU m<*TS. 3 Timmons B. Sisson W Royston E Broughton H Baker F Bradley lolin Low V B Sisson James Elcord J Dowdy W White J Delano Pitcher S Norton R G Landers H Craig T Nottage J II Hail s nri jr. T West IV Wall A Guard CSKTIFICATE riLOTf! i L Foster P S Pitcher E Holies L Craig f Harden W Todd S H Timmons JD Pxoc’or John Johns [ By erdt r of the Board, John G. Holcomoe, june 18 44 erc'rv Com. ef Pihfare JBy Authority of the State if SPLENDID S CHEME OF A' LOTTERY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Savannah Poor-House and. Hospital. SCHEME. i Prize of 825,000 is 825,000 1 do of 10,000 10,000 1 do of 5,000 5,000 30 do of 1,000 30,000 50 do of 100 5,000 100 do of 50 5,000 800 tlo of 25 80,000 4000 Tickets at 825 is S 100,000 Stationary Prizes as follow: '1st day, iirst drawn Number, 1,000 dollar 2d day, S do do 1,000 each 3d day, 3 da do 1,000 each dtli day, do do 5,000 5th day, do do 1,000 6thday, 3 do tio 1,000 each On thc-ytli day, before the opening of (lie Avbeels, one of §25,000 one of 10,1)00. and twenty-onc of gl.OO , v ill he pul u i-- ; ulieel by the commissioners, and remain floating until drawn. The first drawn 500 blanks to !• entitled to 2.i dollars each g? The whole to he completed in eight days drawing, under the su perintendence of the commissioners All the prize- yaj .bte i.. casn. »ixty aays after the drawing (tulject to a deduction of 15 percent, only) at the HANK of the STATE of CEOKGIA'. V. S. BAYARD I. MINIS ROBERT HABERSHAM JOHN LEWIS RICHARD RICHARDSON JAMES MORRISON COMMISSIONERS. I JOHN MLLIAMSON" JOSEPH HUMMING J. P HENRY I MOSES HERBERT D T. HALL I JACOB FARM ELIAS REED T. V GRAY JAMES M'HENHY E. S. ltEES AVI) JOSEPH HABERSHAM £5* In offering the above small though splendid Scheme to the public pe(c<jmmis.-loners at. continent of its containing a g eater number of capital prizes than any b-.foi view the eathl city .„ners arc ;:oun v v ersentc.Iin the Unit d States, of the same magni ude. The commissioners having li.shment of a Pi^:)!t-li upon the public in Le. ..... r state, but are extended to all the sick and indigent of whatever nation, who lali wilnin tne sp-her f its usetulneas. They have every reason, therefore, to bclive that, from the small number of Tick ets. and the claims of tire Institution upon the benevolence of the public, that the Rawing will com mence in a very short time. COIIHEC r LISTS of the PP.IZF.3 will be kept as the drawing progress! a, TICKETS and SHARES for sale by tlie subscribers. (Pj* ORDERS for Tic kets or Shares, inclosing the cash, post paid, addressed to either of the sub scribevs, will be promptly attended to: ;* A DISCOUNT wdl be allowed to those who purchase a quantity. Whole Tickets, g25 Halve* do. 12 50 6 25 Quarters do. W. T. WILLIAMS, Savannah. April 6, 181S. C. IL HAYDEN, }+ •ents. ’New-York Firemen Insurance COMPANY. A PITAL 500,000 DOLLARS—amply secured. DIRECTOKS. John Jacob Istor Josiah Sturgcs John G. Coster William W. Todd Henry W’aring Abraiiam Richards Gurret Heyer William C&hoone iamuel S. Howland Twenty Dollars Howard. Ranauay fftm the subscriber, some time last mori'.h. a negro woman named Mart; formerly belonging to Mr Lefebvre, of Savannah, and was bought at Sheriff’s sales. ~ The said negro woman ry. is about 5 feet high, s’ou* made, and speaks F-ench. Ten dollars will he paid lodging her in *avanrah jail, or twenty dollars il proven to be harbored by any person. Christian EiiieJberger. fliltor. Head, june 22d. 1819—iL--51 Benjunin Desobey John Colvill I’ettr I Ntvins Archibald M Vickar Joseph Strong :«as C Butleb president. John Wuettejj. assistant W 1 li I a 51 M \ e al, secretary. The subscriber having been appointed agent of •be New-Yock*Firemen Insurance Company, with i’u’i power in tlie behalf of said company to effect insurance against fire, on goods, wares and mer- chandise, h uses, buildings, mills, vessels in port, and generally on all kinds of property in this ci ty and vicnity, is now ready to receive applica nts and effect insurance against fire, in cor,for mity with the power of his agency, at Savannah— where terms, which w:ll be as liberal as other of- Hces, raav be kno-vn oh personal application, or ;>y letter, post paid, describing accurately the pre- m«es and property required to be insured. All losses sustained by tilts will be promptly and li berally adjusted and settled. ” ' JAMES REA. Savannah, nuv 19—~4cr——18 PROi OSALiS For Publishing-, by Subscription, BY JOHN BINNS A SPLENDID EDITION Declaration of Independence. Fifteen Dollars Reward. Runaway fiom tlie subsyiibtr on Wednesday night Uth inst. a negro man named August, form, erly helonged to Mr. Robert Flournoy, living on die Wliitw Bluff road. August is about 30 years of age. 5 feet 4 or 5 Indies high, large head and shoulders, prominant breast, with small legs and !Vet. spesks the Spanish language, and tolerable; English, is an intelligent fellow. Had on when j lie went away a black Betnbuzette Coatee, Check Shiri; and either Stockinette Pantalonnss or Rus sia Duck Trowsers, and carried with him several other articles of waring -apparel. It is possible August may make for Darien having been owned near that place. Masters of vessels are requested lo secure linn should he offer them his ae vices. Whoever will deliver him to the subscriber in Sa vannah, shall receive the above reward or ten dollars for lodging him in ar.v gaol in this state or South Carolina GEORGE W. COLLINS rear 14 z — 5 —14 -S .rn’l Lockhart, Bulioth Capt U Lie* coioiry •Henry Lu-thum Moses Lyon* Peter Morpxy Timothy it Mason Patrick James Miller Wm Molett Scnduy M'Alpin James Morgan 2 Sutherland More Israel Merritt Mr Montgomery Mrs iteisej Umbcrt Mrs Sarah it L et 2 Mis* Sarah Lucke 0 D-vid Metzgap Col John Maxwell Dr Joseph Maxwell Moaier U Bennett Capt Ichahod Masca Ce|-t Riley M-NVil Mrs Ei.zaheth Merrill M rs Mary Maxwell Mr* E Morcock •James Martin JhyanMiu E Morgan JMllM.’N ULa a r __ JZ county James M*Bndc -John \1 slurry Alexander M*Leod John Mann HaUrtt* Took M**oq Fifteen Dollar’s reward. Ranawi.y from the subscriber, about a week pasi. a negro man named Joi annul forty years Id five feet ten inches high, speaks distinctly, umps much when he walks, owing to his having received an injury in his right ancle—he is well known in Savannah as a porter and dravnean, hav ing recently purchased him for Ruben fooler, tS q All persons are cautioned not to harbor Jo’z 1 will give Abe above reward, on his being ’edged in the County Jail, JOHN H. MOREL. junc7 fi 34 Miss Mupy Mercer 2 • Miss Elizabeth M-Donald Misa Nancy Marry Mia* Eliza M. Mathews MvyAnn Mill?, Y' i One Hundred Dollars Reward. For apprehending and securing RICHMOND and IACK who ran away from the subscriber’s near Xfwberry court house. South Carolina, on the 18th of May last. RICHMOND a tall black man, about oO years of *ge, , black smith by trade. JACK a low well set fellow, about twenty five years of age, rather of a tawny com- pled ion; they will no doubt make for Uaitimore from which place they were lately brought. John and Austin Wooilolk. Fifty Dollars’ reward. Rcna'-ray from the subscriber on the night of the C 1th April, a ntgro woman named RACHEL, formerly belonged totMr David Williford, of this city. Iiachel is ab u? SO years oid, bright com plexion, about 5 feet 3 cr 4 inches high, and well formed, one of her ancles considerably swollen, commonly smiles when spoken to, speaks good English and answers questions intelligently.— Whoever w ill deliver the above wench to the sub scriber in Savannah, or lodye her in any gaol in the state, sh »ll receive the above reward. N. B. All master* of vessels and others arecau- riontrd Rea list harboring or carrying her out of the state, as the law will be rigidly enforced against them. G. F. PALMES, april 26—cL-f- 93 Twenty Dollars’ reward. Ran aw ay from the subscriber, in the early par- of September last, a mulatto mrji named Johx, formerly the property of William Stephens, esq. John is of a very bright complexion, light hair, tolerable straight and rather grey* He is about five feet s‘»x or seven incSies high, has holes bored in each ear, blue eyes, and on close examination j (jjp Subscriptions will be received at tfcx**|fiice several shot wounds may be found about his j of the Suvunuah Republican. thighs, &c. John is well known about the city * as a fifer, having been employed by the Sarannih Volunteer Guards to play for them. Whoever The size of the-pai>er is 36 indies 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 is executed in imitation of Bus Relief; and encir cles the Declaration as a cordon of lienor, sur mounted by the Arms of the United Slates. Im mediately underneath the arms is a large medai lion portrait of general Geo-ace Wasuinoton, sup ported by cornucopia:, and embellished with spears, dags, and other military t ophies and tmbU On one side of this medallion portrait, is a similar portrait of Johx Hancock, president of congress. July 4, 1776; and on the other?a portrait of Thc- ju Jefferson, author of the Deciaratioji of inde pendence. The arms of “The Thirteen United States, in medallions, form the remainder of the cordon, which is further enriched by some of the charac teristic productions of tlie United States? such u the tobacco and Indigo plants, the cotton shrub, rice, &c. The facsimiles have been engraved by Mr Val lance, who executed this important part of the publication at the City of Washington, where, by permission of the secretary of state, he had the original signatures constantly under his eye. Department of Rs ate, \9th April, 1819. I certify, That this is a correct copy of the ori ginal Declaration of Independence, deposited at this Dtpartment; a:*d ilia: X have compared all the signatures with those of the original, and have found them exact imitations. John Quincy Aiums. Tlie portraits are engraving by Mr Lougacre, from o-igir.al paintings by-Messrs Stuart, Copley :ttid 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 descriptions and uocumems in the mariner di reeled by the most approved authors cn the sci ence of Heraldry. It is confidently expected that this engraving will be a splendid and truly nuticiHti publication. The publisher t_I.v-.ks lie can promise that it shall be ready to delis .r to subscribers late in June, or eaily in July next, at ten dollars each copy, to be paid on delivery# The engravings will be followed by a Pamphlet, containing the official documents connected with the publication as authorities, aud a list of the subscribers’ names. The Bamphiet to be deliv ered gratis It is contemplated to have a few copies nr:nt ed on paper prepared to carry colours, to 4 have the shields accurately limed in the modern style; and the plants, &c colored by one of our most ap proved water colcurers. The pr.ee of those su perb copit'9 will be thirteen dollars each. Gen tlemen w ho wish for coloured copies, are rtquest- d to add the word “coloured” to thwirsubscrip- %m$m. [*T ZCTHOH1T* O, COXOK5S.} NATIONAL LOTTERY. SECOND CLASS. SCIIB.UF. 100T Prizes of glOW) is g'OO.COO 1 do 40 COO 40.000 2 do 10.000 20,oca -4 do 5,0<JO 20.000 20 do 500 10,COO 60 do 100 6,000 2.600 do -40 104,CCO 1C,COO Tickets 8300,010 PHIZES XI.I. FLOATING.- First 10CO Blanks entitled to each. 2 prizes cf £5 000 floatingXrom 1st day’s drawing. I do 5,000 floating.from 5th do do 1 do 5.000 lO.bOO 1UJ00 40 CO0 do do do do 7th lUh do do 15th do 17th no do iff Prizes sa'Jcet to a didnetion of 15 per cent. lhe drawing of 500 ucktts is called a day^5 drawing, and will regulate that cf the above, pri' zes. The drawing will commence at the City dl' VVa>hington, in the month cf October next, posi tively, unless the sale of tickets will allow it lo las done sooner. Cash will be promptly advanced for prizes & either ot D GILLESPIE*S United States* Lot tery offices, No U4, Broadway, opposite die City Hotel, New-'York—No. 11 South-third, between Che.snut ard Market street*. Philadelphia—tnd Pennsyvania Avenue, city of Washir.gtt n This spendid Lottery being under the autbrrity of the United Slates, and the prizes ail floating stz spec fied, otters the greatest inducements to ven ders and adventurers As the tickets can he sold in any part of the United States, orders (post-paid) forwarded to the subscriber at either of the abort? offices, from venders, associates, or individuals, for tickets or chances,^will receive thankful and punctual attention, from D. Gillespie. N. B. Present retail price of tickets g32; but will advance to 35, by the 1st of August. JVVw^Jork, June 3 > ca 61 LliOPOSALS For Publishing, at Milledgville y A NEWSPAPER—TO IIE ENTITLED GEORGIA REPUBLICAN. The duty of Editors of newspapers, fortunate ly, is well unuer-tood by the American people.— The publication, therefore, of proposals for print- ii g. does not, aa 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 the patronage of their fellow-citizens. The first number of the Georgia Republican v:i\\ be issued, by u«, at Milledgtille. on the second Tuesday in September, the present year. It will he printed or.ee a week, -and on a large super* rojal sheet:—net inferior, in point of size, to any in the state. The press, and atl necessary appara tus, to be entirely new, and of iht* best quality.— We solicit Uitfpatronage of an independent com munity* CONDITIONS. Three Dollars, in advance, (upon the receipted die first number) or Four Dollars at the expira tion of the year Advertisement* and all either printing will he il .ne at the customary prices — Lett* rs addressed to the Editors must, in all cases, be fust paid. WALTER JONES. HENRY DENISON. MiHedgeville, April 20, 1819. In Council, July 12, 1819. Onbrnl. That an i lection be held at the court. ... L " in tlie city ot Savannah, on SHTlbUii.iX. : 24th day of July, instant, fir an alderman to lid the vacancy occasioned by the ittienatinn ,.f James M Wayne, es<;uir ; that the said election be superitittnded by three Magistral! s. and that the city sheriff do attend to preserve order. lartrKc! fr-.m the minutes. 11. li Cuvier, c. c. ju’v 13 61 Union Itoad Company and GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The buaid of Commissiorers(laving declared n dividend oa said stock, of six per cent: for the last twelve months, stockholders may receive tin: same on presentation of their certificates to the subscriber. Win. Wondbridge, treasurer. may 7- tea 8 Notice. Three mouths after date, application wi'l be made to the Flamers* Bark to renew a certificate for Fifty-two .-hares of stock of said bank, stand- ir.g on the name of the Commissioners of Filns age—the original certificate having been lost nr mislaid. JOS GUMMING, 15-caf—41 cht.itisun C.o/P.J^,. Notice. The subscriber has this day unit 'd Sir. Gconor. Sanun with him. in the Fucttrage end Commis sion Business, which will be conducted in future under the firm or IltjeiocB U Sani.cn. James S. Bulloch. * july 1 ar ‘6 Notice. Persons having demands against the estate of the late Hcsm Uotmticijr, esq. deceased, will pie. sent the same, duly attested, for payment; and tliose indebted to said estate, wiil make immediate a,ment to THO EDWARD LLOYD. june <’8—fc—52 Quahfi,;l Exec.,tar. Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of John Kogler, deceased, are requested to ren der them in immediately, agreeable to law; anil hose indebted to make immediate payment ur.tu Gottlieb Lrnst, > . Iviael Weiteman, 5 ° rS ’ Effinham county, June 4 --jr. 35 4, Notice. All perrons having demands against the estate. teptn.ii I\ Gregory, will bring forward their ac. CCUntS; ticn. Satin, manufactured expressly for this publics- tion. is daily expected from France. Care shall be taken and no trouble or expense spared, to have some very superior copies primed on tins satin The price of these copies cannot now be ascer tained It will hereafter be auncunced. Gent! men w ho wish tor cop.es on satain, are requested to add to their subscription the words *•.» , JOHN BINNS, As. 7, C!.etnut-ttreet, tbihuIdfiUu. -OI... taiu ausutl M COiiOlK. ufuie Slate, as mvu Jugasta (Cn.) Jtae IQiA I against '.hem. $Iar 4r»t-« ? ' _. j : f«b 3—*—» s.lt.Sk:. . - ■, . ■* 1 ■ *: - 1 * 1' i: 1 — .—.ine j . i.i. witl deliver the above fellow to the subscriber or lodge him in any gaol in the state shall receive the above reward. N. B. All masters of vessels and others are cautioned against harnoriijg or caijying him out of tie state, as the law will be rigidly enforci ' CADER rfjRCUIU). Notice. ™ All persons baring demands againit tbe estate of David Lewis, late of this town, deceased, are requested to render them in to the subscriber, properly attested, within tbe time prescribed by law; and those indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment. S. Clarke, adm’or I •s, Match 20j I819-—70 d all indebted to the estate ~^ make pay meat immedtr’idj- vr, ” *' may 5 cat- diaries Gregory, acini’r. Notice. A short time past, a Petersburg or Fall Bust was taken up adrift below Thunuerbolt, much in jured. Should the owner think' proper to come tor it, tie is requested to do so immediately. George Herb. Liberty.Bland, ?8f/i June. 1819—54- fr An Ordinance To amend an ordinance, entitled “an ordinance to improve the health of the city of Savannah and tor other purpo.es,** passed 24th March, or Si U ..° r r a i ned by , ?* ma > ur »nd aldermen ot the city of Sarannah, :n council assembled, anil J™; ordained by the authority of the same, that the further sum of fifteen thousand dollars oe and the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose ot complyuiy with the payments which may be mentioned and contained in the contracts entered into between tbe city of Savannah antt private individuals, for the change of culture oa tow lands in the neighborhood of Savannah. In Council, May 17, T819. [L S] Passed, JAMES M. WAYNE, autwr Attest, R. R.’ Ccrrtw, c^c^ Hank Indentures For sale at tiiis .offietj.
