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. .List of Letters ■reumiii 13 the tofi oirret at *»taW»ah, (•*■) On the SIMi /a«i 1819. , (j^Penona tvH.ing- Letters from this Lilt will p!ea« s*fc for advertised Letters. Jl. . r 'Wllliam D Askwith Henry S Atwood .David Aldermen, /fuI’etAPeter Alter 9 cm inly. ’ Milt Alary D Atlairj Ch.-.rles Bonnell, 4 Adolphus Bundy Ucortr: Uaililr, (fUte.(ohn Boon Hh,jf William Broaden, Seri- Carter K Bra-l'ey t*o er-onty ■Arci.'d BlaiJC i> Ta » Bridge Xooduri Bullet Venables Bondi Marti- Jra IS Brown wicA,.2 John H ue, llarthicb, 2 HF Mcrgtman Jac b Itrank Michael Ba-ry, 2 ..XLaiiel Blacabitfn, But.Mather Butf,° loch county . Leonard Burnham .'Jfanira Ur.iUie Capt CsriL K Hint JOiBul Beet ant, JBrymCipi Robert It Brown E'les U Uladey county .. George Blackman >H| /Jotd’-n' Beebe •Frederic Baxter t M Brisbane Uofigan Brown, 2 ■William Cherry •Prince Candy John Clark, 3 Mrs Delia Bryan, mt-gton, 2 Mrs Bryrn Miss Am. B. attnan Mi»s Georgia Bryan C'a J Cook J..liu Cannon K >b;rt II Craig mi- .. r '.Vm Ni.bet Tobias Nock Edward Nickerson Stephen Nye Cornelius Nye ■V. Alexander C Norris Nicholas & Neff Capt Newton - Miss T. Nedier^lift P 0‘Connor Jeremiah O Conner Capt Jolm Gdtsrn o. Miss Ann Orslon Miss Mary M Orrae Robert ir Pettigrew VV m Price f .lom Pollard John Prichardf Tboroos Pearce Henry A Paris Henry PatKrson Gideon Pope Samuel Philbrick Laurence Power Gideon Parker 2 Amherst Reynolds Richard Rowell Robert Roe F. It T Perfect. Bradford Peirce Samuel Parker Thomas D Porter Gilbert Piilcock E Pea ni man.' fit co Capt Archer Perkins <£pt Chailes Porquett Mrs T Pine Mrs Mury Patch Mi$6 Eliza M Parker it. A Ricbardin Patrick H elly Sebron Richardson Jonathan Robinson, E'dl-James Itoterds •Jdr Curry. mastersUamVViil.in Hooper pack't" /James Cumming, 2 itHo l/tint Ciai'k, 4 "Jwutc Cohen, 9 !' (Elijah Clumder,. 2 »'«• Idefirv Clark ■Willi.111 CaM Olucr Clark k - Otbaon Clark rOenrke Cav..raugh l John • K Carlisle g Samuel Cooke. 2 Charles Callaghan W.Ilium S Christie, 2 Thomas Clark tiilhtrl Clark William 1 Clark 'William Cook Rouen C Commvlin Jf'ainiitoii J Cixncy d!*il : William Care Henry Conic, Efiagi.um county 4 Anthony Carney -Rrir Henry t>nfc, T-jfi ig- ham county Dr Hugh t.b-br.J Dr John Cr»t*cnJen Capt John Cheval- r Ctiiri'*i*ig & Moorhead 3 Isaac Course & Son 4 Mess Cunningham fie Co President Cincinnati So ciety M rs Mary-Ann Collins Mrs Dealier Cendcy Mrs Martha Calahan Mrs Rebecca Can:**! Mrs Ann Cunningham. loch comty, 2 Thomas Uiilrnojld Nicly R'rse J (• Ridmond Abner R >ss James Rafferty Avery Ueed J*>nics R*-ad Robert. Rernmingtoa Samuel Richardson Moses Rogers 2 Pother Ret an Wm Russell I’honas Wm Sullivan John H Smith Vvdeu timuh Julius Kt « 9ell hm G Read Harry Rock a ell Wm Richardson David Rolf Capt Oliver Russell Mayer Thomas Rawls Mrs Hannah B Richards Mrs O Rapp 2 Mrs Rebecca Russ Miss Ross Miss Mary Robbinson Miss Maria Robertson S. Mordecai Sheftall, sen Henry A SnjW Daniel Smitli* lolin Scruggs, Serivcn Sami Smith county I' hn Sullivan Rcoj-irnin !i Sisson Robert W Sly 2 S Springer Cornelius Savage Ivy Simm-mi*, Hu comiiy, 4 Alfred .S»aoclisli' Waiter Smith ‘Siin! Saiery Thomas Smith Edward ) Stanley •'cr.j tl Sir, ib lloch Fullo.i Y Shtopaid Segcirie gustos Oousset D. August JFut i liavis J.-bn Depstcr Mr. jor VY A Dunham Capt Dully r Capt Pet r Degrove Mary U >bbtn6 AS.!* Kiu^beth iHnider Mrs EfZibech l> cks Mis S.u*ah *1’ liavis rk, liu'.l'Ch Miis Small Davis Miss Mariu Dtnnis. JE. J,uncs Fames VV Evans Iil>cne7<°.i Emerson Caleb Eddy 2 Aaron Evcriu, j&uUoch James Egan c*wy Et Richard EJ wards 2 •WiliU Embry Mrs Mary C Ewing Tluunas Eli'ius EJiny- Mrs Mary Elkins, EJ- A »mes IViibe II Wdks DeroW V Davcy 2 Ephraim W Dexter 2 JPiUi.ci-i llckinson John l>.»ug.ass, ten m* heme Daniel l. Ihinliam Eudicot F Dodge 2 <M» Dodge -Allni Dcutrn couwy ham ctu .ty * Daniel Ferguson ’•J-n.,1 Tidier Beth Fisner, jun. Ciirisiiuii II ri'hef Charles Foster Jtiehard Fears 8 D Puts f, ,yho.7t county. F. J W Farmer Franco B Fitch 2 Walter Far man Jonathan Ftdd It ('ohouell Siirn'l Fielding Calvin Fciino eCharlea E FImn, ihlton Capt It »bert F.irest head baiah Fiankho. Jariisj Francis Q. Jimes Ginigan Abratban H Gifford Cliarles Iv tircen Charles Grover .Ab.nlura Guger, Bryan Capt Granville county ^ Mr Gilmartin, steam-boat JiSat Goodman,Bulloch Mrs Gribbins county Jyhn Groves dRobert Gro) er JJ ihn Gibson -lohn Gordon Atr Geers, ichr Jane James C»recnleaf Goodrich Mrs Surah Gibbons Mrs, Abigail Gindrat Mrs Frances A Grayson 2 Miss Mary-Ar.n Gardner Miss Marin Gibbous Miss Etaa Gibbons Miss Mary Gregory. II. miXUrt Henderson, Bui- Bma Hoyt lech C«ii *Wdli«m W llarringtoi Ge»rgc llalDm 2 It-lurt lljedrrw.ck William Haflards Asa Higgins C H Hayden S Jo-.rph ll-'wes C:ipt Gam.uiel Kart Rickard S Hubbard Wm Haifard Stephen Henry James V Hu iphreys Tfu.lt «k Mitchell Wm Hale, ISi van county Samuel Ilurlbut U Go Martin Hathaway 2 William Herrington Henry Marlowe Charles Hart Charles Uoffhec Henry Huupt ■Samuel Hendon Calvin Howcl SnmueAB Hanover Charles Harlow f?mrg« Hervey 2 Jtlichael Hog-tn James E • luges JEdmuud Hays bainuel G llernion Harper Harris Welcome Hoel JVoah Hunt Win Hoffiuan Charles H *iley Thomas Hardee t*n» U Hnbo Ca, t rtob’t II >wren 2 Mra Mary Hodgins Mrs Pliihs Hid Ms# A*‘n ,F ilarde Mrs Elizabeth Hurisoa Mrs Plitbc Harris Mrs Mary Ifogg Mia Sally Hathaway Mrs Adadne H.-.rris Mrs Mi Ht Mrs unruh ifu_I, Bull ch county Mrs Aon Hamilton Miss Mary Hudson Mrss Mary Jii.e Hazard, Bryan county Miss Ann He men Miss A1 miry Hathaway Miss Sarah-Ann Harrison J. •Thomas Johustoc Thomas Irwin K^ni James Wm Jours Uobeit Junes Bfnjsmin Jones James Johnson John W Johiiaoc li Jackson ■«. Capt Jemingen John I Jenkins Bardwh William Jahrison Jones U Rogers Dr Kuwd Junes Mrs Jane Jervis Mrs Artn Jonton Mis LCIr.nl Mi- S Kte«V,.„ J ,1m-oi) Ain* ci. JoLnwti Joseph bi.rur.on5, EulhchAnsW Sri county Sawyer ix Herren 2 John Senccer Capt Wm U Scott Nathan Savery Cf.pt Abibha Swain Augustus Steele Capt Jainei* '.'imsuit Benj Selby _ Capt Robert Sno v John Se&rl), jun Capt rlem> Sauer '.Vm Shaw Mrs Mary B Smith Daniel Simmons, Bulloch Mrs Jane M Simbitds county, 2 Mrs Prurience M Steele Wm Smith Airs Martha Spears I S til well. Bryan county Mrs Ann Segrove David D Stewart Mrs Ann Stibbs D Skill man Miss Margaret Strable 2 James Stewart Miss Eliza Syncer T. Tames S Thomas Jirah J Tracy James M G Thompson Charles Truetlen, Ejjiug- John Tanner hum cowuy Joseph C Truetlen, EJ- John Triggs jin ghaut county George W Thrall Henry Tillman David Thorp IF-nry C Turner James W Taylor J ohn Taylor James Treadwell Thomas Taylor Andrew Thomas Auguste Taveau Stephen Tulios Henry Taylor Cornelius Tucker Mrs Miry Taylor W. John Worthy George Woolf Edgar Kip Winans Joseph Willis G W Wil iams George White John Wood Geor.-e Woodruff \V;.i» ey fi: Park man Dr Be;ij T Williams Dr Nestor Warren Mrs Wilson Amelia Wa'icer Mrs S Wooihopter .Mrs Ann V* right Sami Wulurns, Bulloch Miss oaiolii e (J Wiiiiarr.s county y. Mrs Jannett Young FREXC3 LETTERS. Antoine Sardie Blandin viadame Dr Chadriac Poulm Du Bi^non Auguste Mass in Aide St Mr Prudence Godtfroy Frederick Bufon Jaqucs Kohif^ Madame I.yrat Regrue Duval La Rose John Wyatt 2 Edward vVilliam9 William Williams Wm Walden James Wallace Wm Whalin baml Wendell John Wilson I homa** Wdson James M Williams James Wells Will Minus Edward Warren Alex Wallace Wm Wright J S Du pcast Blondil Jn Bt Lambert John li Morasse Saiilner Jablier I nn Birds Jasper Pugan Bttthelmy Glutigne PHILIP BOX, t. m. AM.c. Filets icctl to act for the Bur and River of Savannah BttA>CU PILOTS. S Timmons W Roy .-ton E Broughtoa I Baker I* Bradley h»hn Lr*w \ B Si*son James-Eicord B. Sisson H Craig T Nottage J H Hail 5 Briggs, ji'. T West W Wall \ Guard cmmciTj pilotsi L Foster P S Pi; chef F. Holies L Craig f Ha df n W T< dd (D Picctor R.ffus Knight L.vi Kenddl -Tiiomas Korenaugh Chancs Kuhn R. Arch. Kennedy K unedjr Wm Ivdinuir.ck Wm F Kelly 2 V Lynch Mr Lowe, pilot John L>ivl Lewis Abel Lively Mr Litthjohn Isaac Lowe S L.r.ch 2 Samuel Loper, j.m J dm Law Evert Canicren Little .Charles Lockl.«rt J antes Lntlejohn Thomas Lucena Dr Thom- Biuit'l Lockhart, Bulloch Capt B Lies kWson county .Henry Lu^tl um /doses Lyons Mr Peter Mon pay 1. vtby B :«Iason James Miller Wn> >1 .dmlt :■*> ■ i>. tscUy M*Alpin Ja-ut5u Hor-an 2 SwiiirrUiKl Israel Meir.U uWn *• ' ,,>»uiiisr >! i.<cd : *! Vjt’.ir piiojc AUijija' t *j Ijimbiift Mrs Sftr.h It I,, ck 2 Miss S»rsh Lucke Jl. Dsvid Meligar do! Jobn Maxwell Dr Josej.ii Maxwell Mosier lie Kemiett Capt Ichabod Maso, Capt Kales M-Netl Mrs El^sbeth Merrill Mr. Mary Maxeell >!r» fr.Vluicock f* Viar^an i M-ss liit; Mercer 2 . -V (S iaizabetl, M-DonaUi Nancy Murry Miss Eliza M. Mathews Imss Mary ^ Miller I Dowdy W White J Delano J Pitcher S Norton K G Landers S H Timmoos John Johns j By order of the B-fcrJ, John G. Hi’lcofroe, june I? 44 ttc’ry C«T] of Er lot age Twenty Dollars Reward. Runaway from t!:e subbcribcr, some time laft mornh. a negro woman named Mailt; former*v belonging to -Mr. Ltt'cbvre, of Savannah, and was bought at Sheriff’s sales The sa-.J negro woman viary, is about 5 feet high, stout made, and .-peaks F-ench. Ten dollars will be paid for Nidging I er in Suvun-ah jail, or twenty oollars T proven to be harbored by any person. Christian EigHbcrger. Hilton Head, june 22(1, 1819— it. 51 £By Autaorfty of the State of Creorgia.') SPLENDID SCHEME A LOTTERY, FOIi THE BENEFIT OE THE Savannah Poor-House and Hospital. SCHEME. "1 Prize of Sin.000 is 825,000 i do of 10,000 10,000 i do of 5,000 5,000 30 do of 1,000 30,000 ?0 do of * 100 5,000 100 do of 50 5,000 800 do of 25 20,000 4000 Tickets at Sz5 is 8100,000 Stationary Frizes as follow: 1st day, 2d clay, 2 3d day, 2 4th day, 6th day, 6 th day, 3 it drawn Number. 1,000 dollars do 4 do 1,000 each do do i, 000 eacli do <lo 5,000 do ' do 1,000 do do 1,000 each 840,000. [nx APTHORITr or COX GUIS*.] NATIONAL LOTTERT. SECOND CLASS. SCHEME. ; # ■ 100 Prizes cf SlOCO is g 100. COOS' 1 do <K ! ,CnO , 2 do* 10,000 20,CKO 4 do 5,0‘JO SO.OnO 20 do 500 J 0,000 *;o a - H.O f.ooO 2,600 do «r 40 IW.lOO 10,000 Tickets gsoo.oco FMIZES ALL FLOAT:.\-Q . First 1000 Blanks entitled to $10 each. 2 prizesef *5 ( 00 floating from ist day’s drawings. v ii^ 1 do 0,0(10 flo.iincffom Sib (io do 1 do J000 do 7th do do I do 10 '.00 do l(lh do do 1 do • 10 too do 15th d(V do* 1 do AuOliO do 17th do do J'j'i'ris.ei su'iczt to u deduction of 15 per cent. The drawing of 5 0 lick^U is called a day*s drawing, and will regulate that of the above pri* gr On the 7th day, before the opening of the wheels, one of 825,000, one oi 10,000.' and twenty-one of gl.OOo, will be put in m. wheel by tbe commissioners, and reman, floating until drawn. The first drawn S0<J blanks to be entitled to 2i ih.liars each. g? The whole to be completed in eight days drawing, under the su- perintendence of tlie commissioners • .All the prize* j ayublc nt ca»li ( sixty osiy 4 after the drawing, (subject to a deduction of 1$ per cent, only) at the BANK of the STATE of GEORGIA. N. S. BAYARD I V! MS R «BERT HABERSHAM JOHN LEWIS RICH Mil) RICHARDSON JAMES MORRISON COMMISSIONERS. JOHN i’. WILLIAMSON JOST.PU GUMMING J. H HBNHV MOSF.S IlK.kBEnT D T. II ALL JACOB 1A1I.M ELIAS IIEF.D T. V GUAY JAMES M HENllY E. S. IlEES an n JOSEPH HABERSHAM Iii offering the above small though splendid Scheme to the public, pelcommissioners are confident of ita oontaiainjj a g-ita er number of capital jirizts than any b:tur, ersentedin the United State.., of t e same m.pni :ide. The commissioners having in view the es ab- liahment of a POOR-HOUSE and HOSPITAL, on a more extensive plan than heretofore, they call upon the public in bell,If of this in.iiiufjon, the benefits of which are not only confined to this city or stite, but a-e extended to all the sick ».nd indigent of whatever nation, who fall within the sphere ■if its usefulness. They have every reason, therefore, to belive that, from the small number of Tick ets, and the claims of the Institution upon the benevolence of the public, that the drawing will ci m mencr in a.very short lime. CORRECT LISTS of the PRIZES will be kept as the drawing progresses. TICKS rs and SHAKES-for sale by the subscribers. (TJ* ORDERS for Tickets or Shares, inclosing the cash, post paid, addressed to either of the sub scribers, will be promptly attended to. • * A DISCOUNT will be allowed to those who purchase a quantity. Whole Tit Lets, g2f Halves do.- Quarters do. 12 50 6 25 Savannah. Jlpril 6, 1319. W. T. WILLIAM?, €. H. HAYDEN, New-York Firemen Insurance COMPANY. A PITAL 500.000 DOLLARS—orr/dy secured. John G Coster William V.\ I • dd Henry ^'aring hraJium Richards Samuel h. Hcv I John J"1i t » Jacob Astor J;'si Ji Sturgcs lienjtmin Dcsot'cy John Colvill _ Verer I Ncvins Archibald M‘V2ck*r Joseph Strong l ' MrTLKlt. president. HV.TTEX. assistant Wuiuk M Nzal, secretary. The •cjfcperiber having been appointed agent of the \eu’-Yr-rh. Firemen Insuranee Company, with :uli p'Mvcr i» ?i:e behalf of said company to eflect insurance against fire, on goods, wares &iid rner- clian.lirie, houses, buildings, mil's, vessels in port, and generally on aii kinds of property in this ci ty and vicinity, is now ready to receive applicu* •inns and efleet insurance against fire, in confor mity with the power of his agency, at Savannah— where terms, which will be as liberal as other of fice*. may be known on personal application, or by letter, post paid, describing accurately the pre mises ami property required to be insured All losses sustained by this will be promptly and li berally adjusted and settled. JAMES REA. Scv<vmah % may 19 fcp 18 Fifteen Dollars Reward. Runaway from the subscriber on Wednesday night 12th inst. a negro tnan ranted August, form erly belonged to Mr. Robert Flournoy, living on the White Bluff road- August is about SO year* of age, 5 fett 4 or 5 inches high, large head and shoulder**, proininant breast, with small legs and feet, speaks the Spanish language, and tolerable English, is an intelligent fellow. Had on when he went away a black Rombu;c,ette Coatee, Check Shirt; and either Stockinette Pantaloonss or Kus- sia Deck Trowsers, ar.d carried with him several other articles of waring apparel It is possibh August may make for Darien having been owned near that place. Masters of vessels are requested to secure him should he offer them hi- sc vices. Whoever v:»l deliver him to the.subscriber in Sa vannah, shall receive ±be above ie»vard or ten dollars for lodging him in any gaol in this state or Sooth Carolina GEORGE W COLLINS r*ay 14 l-5 -14 PilO t OBALrt For Publishing, by Subscription, BY JOHN BJNNS A SPLENDID EDITION The drawirp will commence at the* City of Washington, in the month of October next, posi tively, unlfss the sale of tickets will allow it to hp done sooner. I Cash will be promptly advanced for priZf-S at either of f). GILLESPiE'S United States’ Lot* tery offices, No. 114, Broadway, opposite the City Hott.1, New-Y«>rk—No. 11 South-third, between Cliesnut and Market street**, Fhiladelphia—und^' Pennsvyania Avenue, city o} Mashi.ngtcn K Tins sptndid Lottery being under the authority of the tinted States, ;.nd the prizes all floating t.8 specified, offers the greatest inducements to ven ders and adventures As the tickets can bt sold „ in any part of the United-States orders (pi'bt-paic\) forwai*ded to tlie subset ibt>r at either of the above * offices, from venders, associates, or indniduals, for tickets or chances, will receive thanktul and punctual attention, from D. Gillespie. ^ N B. Present retail price cf tickets g32i but will advance to .^5, bv the 1st of August. A>«*-F«rk, June 3J « a 61 Jr-llOPOSALS For Publishing, at JlitledgviUe, A NEWSPAPER—TO KF. ENTITLED GEORGIA REPUBLICAN. The duty of Editors cf newspapers, fortunatV* iy, is well understood by the American people — The publication, therefore, of pioposals for print-’ ing, does not, as we conceive, require any avow al of political Uncts, or protestation of patriot- '■ more extensive plan than heretofore, they call *1 is useless, l et their work, not a pros* (.. ./• . !-l __ . - • — c “—» *- •'*- pectus, decide if Editors be, o» be not worthy the patronage of their fdlow-citizens. * Tlie first number of the Georgia iitfvblic Declaration of Independence. The size.of the paper is 56 inches by 24; it has teen manufactured by AJr Ames, in his beat 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 honor, sur mounted by the Arms of tlie United States. Im mediately underneath tlie arms is a large medal lion portrait cf general Geo nor: Washing row, sup ported by cornucopia:, and embellishtdrvith spears, flags, and other military trophies and emblems.— (Jn or.e side of this medallion portrait, is a similar portrait of Jouw Hancock, president of congress, July 4, 1776; and on the other, a portrait of Tho mas Jefferson, author of the Declaration 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 the United States; such as the tobacco and indi"Otfp2ants, the cotton shrub. Fifteen Dollar’s reward. Ransw i m.m the subscriber, about a week past a negro man named Jox. annul forty years ■ •Id five feet ten inches high, .peaks distinctly, bmps much when he walks, owing to his having received an injury tn his right ancle—he is well known in Savannah a. a porter and drayman, hav. I g recen’ly purchased him for Ruberl Pooler, esq All person, art cautioned not to harbor Jor 1 will give the above reward, on his" being lodged in the C un.tt Jail, JOHN 3. MOREL, jun- 7 fx 34 One Hundred Dollars Reward. For apprehending and securing RICHMOND and IACK who ran away from the subscriber's near Newberry court house. Souih Carolina, on the JB'h of May last. KICHMORu, a tail black mau. about 30years of age, attack smuh by trade. JACK a low well set fellow,"'irbout twenty fire yeirs of age, rsther of a tawny com nleciivn; they will no doubt make for Baltimore from which place they were lately brought. John and AJUtin’Wooliolfc. Augusta (Ceo.) Jka* lOti julyi-at-W •/ rty n,' 9 Fifty Dollars’ reward. Ranaway from the subscriber on the mgUt fi f e 24th April, a negro woman mmed RACHEL, formerly belonged to Mr l^.vid Williford, ol this city Rjchtd is hb u» 30 ) ears old. bright com- plexion, about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, and well: ictl, one of her ancles considerably swollen,' commonly smites when spoken to, speaks £Ood English acd ansa-ers questions intelligently.— Whoever will deliver the above wench to the sub scriber in Savannah, or lodge her in any gaol in the slate,shill receive the above reward. N. B. All raavteis^f vessels and others ere (vm- tioned aga-ns-t barb*-ring or carrying her out of the state, as the law will be rigidly enforced against them. G* **• PALMES, april 26—cl—f — 93 rice &c. ’Vi)*: facsimiles have been engraved by Mr Val lance, who executed this important part of the publication at the Gity of Washington, where, by permission of ti^e secretary of state, lie liad the vtiyu,al Signatures constantly under his eye. Department of State, J 9th April, 1819. I certify, Thai this is a correct copy of the ori girnil Declaration of Independence, deposited at this 1> par;'* t ni? awd that 1 have compared all the signatures with those of the original, and have found them exact imitations. John Quinct A dims. The portraits are ergraving by Mr Longacre, from o'igirat paintings by Messrs Stuart, Cople> mid Otis, and the most estteined likenesses. The AriDA of the United States, and of the sev eral status, have been faithfully executed from t.f fetal descriptions and documents in the manner di rected by the most approved authors on the sci ence of Heraldry. It is confidently cxpec^d that (his engraving wiil be a tplendui and truly rational publication. Die publisher thinks he* cun promise that it shall be ready to dt;?*er ;o s»ib**cnbcrs lute in Jt:T»e, cr uarly 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 ut authorities, and a list of the subscribers* names. The Tainpblel to he deliv ered gratis It is contemplated to have a few copies print ed on paper prepared to carry colours, to have the shields accurately tinted in the modern style; and the plints, &c colored by one of our must ap proved water colotirers. Use price ot tbo:-e su peib copies v ill be tuiutefn dollars each. Gen llemen who wish for colomed copies arc request ed to add the word “coloured** to their sub?crip- rrwill k be issued, by us, at MilLdgviiie, on the* Eecond Tuesday in September, the present year. It will 4 he printed once a w<k, aiid on a laige super- royai sheet;—net inferior, in j oint of size, to any m the stute. Tlx.press, and ail mcessary appara tus be entirely new, and cf the be st qunlilv.—• We solicit ihtrpatronage of an independent tun.*^ rnunity. <oNnrrio>9. Three Dollars, in :td» anre, (upnn tlie receipt of the firvt nunibt-r) or E nr Ih.liars at.the expira tion of the year Advertisements and aH*bliipr printing will be done at the customary price* — r:. addressed to the Editors rr,u-»t. in ji’i cases, bt* rcST Paid. WAITER JONcS. HENRY DENISON. MU’edgev’.lle, April 20, ibi9.. In Council, July 12, lSiU. O'-chrerl. That au t lecti, i" be lit-lu at tlie court. hr.Hsi; :n the city (,! Savannah on SAl UK VAX, tlie 24i!\ day ■•! July, 'nstanl, fur an alderman to fill the vacancy (.rcasioned by the reJgnatii.il cf Jamas M. \Vayr:r, esquir.; the saitl election be sttperimemUd by three im.jetralvS, and that the city sheriff do attend to preserve order. Extract from tM mit.u<,t. it. li- Cuvier, c. o. < july 13 f,l Union Road Company and GKOUGIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The boa? i of Commissiorershaving declared* dividend on said stock, of six per cent-, for the last twelve months, stockholder* may receive tl.e same on presentation of their certificates to th« subscriber. Wm. Woudbridge, treasurer* may 7— 4ca 8 Notice. Three mouMis after d;ile, application will he made to the i’jautcrs* Bank to teiiew acerliflcate for Fifty-two shares of stock of said bank, stand ing on the name of the Commissioners of Pilot age—tlie original certificate having been lost or mislaid. JOS. GUMMING, june IS—caf—41 cbairjrtun C. of P. Notice. The subscriber has I hi. u.y united Mr. Gifncs ’ Sadler with him. in the Fmttrcge cud' Govtur.s- sion Business, which v ill he conducted in future under the firm of UcLLoca &. Sadler. ; ^ ^James iS^Buiiorh^ jhotice. Pvrsons having deitiatius a^nnat the estate of the late Hskrt iluCBu.oi.v, e ; q. Jt;ease<I. will pro- vent the same, duly attested, fur payment; and .hose indebted to said estate v ill make immediate payment to TUO LDVYaIcULLOYD, june 18—fi— 52 Q..,J.f.,;t tUrcvtor. ' Notice. -Ml persons having dnnan-Js aguirjst the estate of John Keeler, deceased, nr tequesledlo reii- der them in immediately, agreeable to law; and those indebted to make iri.-aidlate payment uide Gntiiieb Krimt, f . ‘ Ivrael \Veito,».’n,S £J ( ' rS - Elfinham county. June A jj S3 Twenty Dollars’ reward. Runaway from the subscriber, in the early par ol' September last, a mulatto tnan named John, tion. Satin, manufactured expressly for this publ _ tion, is daily expected from France. Care slmll be taken and no trouble or expense spared, to have s«»me very superior copies printed on tnis satin. The price cf these copies cannot now be ascer tained It will hereafrer be announced. Gentle- formerly the property of WiUism, Stephens, eyq JOHN BIX NS, • 7, Chnnuottreet, Fhilatle'.p’aa. dj» Subscriptions w ill be received »t the olace of the Suvunua/i MtpttiUccn John is of a very bright complexion, light lnvr, Inlet aide straight and rather grey. He is about five feet six or seven inches high, has holes boreal in each ear. bhie eyes, and on close examination several shot wounds may be f und about bis thighs, *ec. John is well known about the city as a fiftr. having b-ei. employed by the Savannah , Notice. Volunteer Guards to rdav for them. Whoever! ■ .... . * . . Will deliver the above fellow to the subscriber ori P er , sons ha ,' r ? demands against the estate bulge him in any gaol in the state shall receive I of Hawd Lew.s, late of th* town, deceased, are the abov<- reward. | requested to render them in to the subscriber, properly atteslid, within the time prescribed by N. B All masters* of vessels and others areP r ^ rI jl aue,i(,a. w.tinn inet.me prescribed by utioned against harboring or carrying him out | ^ S. CJarke, ntlrn'or St Mar.’s, March 20,1319—.70t cautioned against harboring or carrying of the stale, as the law will b- rigidly enforced against d»em. CADEIi FAIKCHiLD. feb 3" ■— —■■28 . Notice. if, j All persons having demands against thd ettwte Stephen l . Srcgt ry, will bring foiward tl.tir'st- counts; and all indtbh d to ti.t esute will pkaiX make payment immediately, to Charles Gregory, aduur. ir.^y 5 cAf 6 Notice. A rhort time past, a Petersburg or Faff Beat’ yas taken, tip adrift btinw Thunderbolt, rqiKhh'n- jured. Should the owner tiark prdperHo c^ie lorhe ia it quested lo do so imitecLa:d$l Hefb. L>bei'ty-Island, 28"h June. 1319—54- jp ctn Ordinance . , To amend an ordinance, entitled € %n Crdinar.re to improve the health of the city^iff Saiam-ah, and for other purposes,*' pa^&ed 24th M«jc.h« 1817. Be it ordained by the mayor and alderiren of the city cf Sa« annuli, in courcil asaemhled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the sarr.e^ That the further sum of fifae-n thousand dn.lErs be and the same is hereby appropriated for live purpose of complying with the payments which may be mentioned and contained in the contracts entered into between the city cf Savannah and private individuals, for the change of culture on, low lands in the neighborhood of Savannah. In Council, May 17, 1819. [L S] Passed, J A MES M. WAYNE, meyar. D I’f-Vf 1' D n a*. t-.y Atie-t, B R. Cutler, c c Blank Indentures Sot sale at ihis office. ; Wft
