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——— j ■ lia. * : : 1 ’ . il £1 4 - 'iiii . B AVANNAH REPUBLICAN - . ** UU. 5— A’o- 108—IU XV1L THURSDAY EVENING, JULY £9, IS 19. Whole No. SSS-i. tffK. For Liverpool, I Notice. n i The ship JOHN BULL, ctpt. Coriett, J Theuifinishe-l business of fbe Lie firm of £&yd (the lut oppponunity of shipment this season) I U «V.rr.»n, will be'atlended to by the subscriber*, will clear out on Friday nest; sail the first wind a. I who hiving entered into copartnership, tender terwards, ui.ices a sufficient quantity of freight I their professional services to their friends.—Their appear in the interim to induce her to wait. Ap-1 office is in the new brick building at the corner .ply to captain Corlatt, or to R Richardson A Co. July 27 a 67 For Netv-jtiirk, The regular packet sebr. MILO, llar- Vris, irastcr, will meet with immediate , -despatch. Fur freight or passage, liar- irijf handsome acco.T.mudations. apply to the dp- tain uj; hoard, at Kice’s wharf, or to 6. F. #t O Palmes. july 21 66 I of the Pay and Whitaker street, over col. Shelman' I Crockery store. James Morrison, Julia C. Nicoll. July IS—62 Bills of Exchange On London, Glasgow, Ma.tchester and Liver pool, payable in London, lor sale by John Speakrnan A" Co. april If, 93 The subscriber intending to let absent from this city, for a time, has appointed I supply on hand. Mr. Kcanr J- Valckac his attorney—who is duty Aiilturiaed to transact all business of his. Frederick S. Fell .inly 15- r 62 I Food for Sale. The subscriber will jh future bare a constant THOMAS JONES, Hu uer'* /outer wharf, july 17 ca 63 During the absence of our John The Subscriber, Having accepted of t!ie agency of three ’eaten ive Paper Manufactories to the north, will always large supply of the following- descriptions SpeJcu.an, John McNUh, esq and L. It. Almy, | Q f PAPER viz: •re our attornie* *OIIN SPhaUwMAN 8c I Super Royal printing Paper July 17 cx 63 1 * 1 Notice. Versons who are md-b e.l to the subscriber, will make payment to .Mr. 11. J Valleac. only. r Frederick S Fell, june 19 -45 Notice. The subscriber lus resumed the prae'ice of the i’.va' I li, office is adjoining tlir. resi.let.ee of Mrs. Judah Minis, in the State Uar.it square. G. W. Owens. jnly IS 62 Notice. Defaulter* at Regimental Parade, of the 23th May, are notified tiia; the Paymaster is ready to re ceive thcii fmr; and u ill continue to receive ihf Uimcon'il the 26lb hist, after whteh perino V turns ly.ff issue* JOHN I KOHKRTS, I hi Bey f /». Jit ialv 15—— fi f * Royal do Demi do do Foolscap writing do it;>se vr-itum letter do Ke itinh cap do Double wrapping do Common do do ALSO, 0!C HA*I», A quantity of Blank Books, which wf.i be sold at a rate that will make it an object to rckiiiers to purchase. Likewise A con tact supply of .\lbany double Aid’, and ’OUT in barrels. L. PETTY. Savannah, Mav ?7- Notice. During the absence of li.e subscribers, Mr Da yju Williford, ( who ba? on hand, their stock of j Snap and Candlci, for sale) will act m their att'j tteyT L BALD VIN L CO July 2 *ca 56 For Sale. The subscriber intending »o be absent from this state for the summer months, offers A pair of fine carriage Horses, Also an excellent gig or saddle Ha-se, A light Carriage complete for traveling; A Gig, Philadelphia built, nearly rew; As al-o his mulatto servant S.cipio, an excellent or.clirr.an and waiting man; With Sally and her son Hercules. Sa'ly is a good cook, washer and irnner;and Hercules about 15 years old, is a complete house servant, and well understands the care and management of horses. The above horses and carriage are well worth Notice. . .. Pernon, having demand* against the Es-mc of :he attention ot «n> person win intends travelling Bilmund Dillon, Deceased, will present their ac I * eT< * jued last summer on a journey to * - .... •’ — ••• | the westward The above servants are honest. fcuunl* ami those ttakf payment to july 15 - 6 J indebted to said Estate will JO IN DILLON Jidmr of a..id catct■' New Summer Goods. By the ship Emily, just arrived from Liver pool, the aubscribers have received a supply of Seasonable Articles; which makes their assortment more general and extensive than at any former period—and will be •old at a low advance, and long credit given for approved papt 4 ANDREW LOW £c CO. april 17 91 New-York Furniture Warehouse. The subscribers, intending to leave thin city dur- ng'the summer months, offer for sate their stock ot Fashionable Furniture, Consisting of every Article in that line, at such reduced prices) as to make it an object to persons desirous of purchasing. Application can either be made at our store in Whitaker street, next door to colonel Slieiinan’s, or to .Mr M. H sun.cut. Orders for Furniture will be forwarded to New- York and executed w th dispatch. J. li. Oldershaw & Co april 26 98 . Just Received, Per brigs Spetdy-Pcace and Almira, and schoon er Susan, A fresh supply of SHOE?, in addition to a large assortment—all for 6*ie. Samuel Kraus, red store, east of the Exchange, down the Bluff may 4 —— 5 Notice. The subscribers having entered into a copartner ship, for the purpose of establishing at Liverpool, business under the firm of Wainwright Iff Shiels, beg leave to oiler tli'-ir services to their friends, as general Shipping aud Commission Merchants at that place. EL! W AIN WRIGHT. CHARLES SHIELS. nnv 25——cat. 230 Marine 8ffFire Insurance Company DIVIDEXD .Vo. 6. The board of Directors of the Savannah Marne and Fire Insurance company, have declared a I); vidend of veveu per cent on their transactions for the last S’.x months, which will be paid at the of fice on and after Thursday nest, the loth inst. It. WAYNE, .ee ry. jure 7 34 Savannah River Navigation Com• pany’s Ojjice.—.VO TICK That Roods on board the Company's boats, for which the patroons sign a receipt, will be cliar^ ed the highest freighC and the ponds held respon siMe until the freight is paid; but the Company will in no case be answerable for deficiency or damage, ur less the receipt be signed by tfce agent, or under his authority. James Willey, agent. By order ,of the Hoard. J. C. Winter, president. junf 29 S3 Office of the Savannah hirer Na- vigatiun Company, Notice is hereby giv. ll, that an Instalment of five per cent: on the capital stock of this Compa ny, is required to be paid to the T reasurer at Au gusta, on or before the first dry of August neat. By order of the Eqard, J. C- Winter, president. Augusta, may 28—m—of--47 (7j* The Instalment of g5 per share, vrill.be received from those who wish to pay in Savan nah, by the agent at Savannah. By order of the Board at Savannah, James Wrllev, ugent. Savannah, june 22 47 Auction and Commission Business, Notice. Subscribers to ti e Missionary, re<i-linp In Sa- Yannah are requested to call at the Post-Office end receive tht-ir Papers. E iitors MiasionnrV- s inly 6 S8 ober, and in every wav desirable for a family. For terms apply at the comptinp house, Fra zier’s wharf, or at the house, Oglethorpe square. John Bpe&kntan june .3 .31 Notice. The office M. Sirtns, .Attorney at Law A Not Rkblic, is romovid to the building in Johnston’s oquare, adjoining tl.e residence of Miss Judy Mi- ] n Hie city. july ‘22- Geurgia Hotel. The •ubscribcr into, , s his fritnds and the pub lie, that he has again resumed the c* ntfM of the above estab‘ijhmn»t; and having formed a con• nection with Mr Gideon Daly, it will be conduct d in futur** under the firm of Hott^ikias & Dalt Their best ekertions will be given to render it as mnleie a public bouse in every respect ns any io city. D. HOTCHKISS, mnv V6 —24 -65 Notice. The office of Jackson & attorraes at Lw, is removed to the Court Uuuac july 27 —m —67 Hay, Corn, Sffc. JkiAt received by the tchr. Milo, from New-York, 16 bundles of Hay ' Old .Madera Wine, The undesigned lute l'tely receiv* d. from the | cetebraUd house of Jno. Howard March & Co. s small quantiiy of vtry superior Old L P. Macei- ra Wine, in pipes, half pipes, quarter casks and Ih iU'qu irler casks; whichlhry confidently recom mend. a..d offer for sale, at cost and charge a. Williarosou Sf Do Villers Savannah July 20- if- 64 AND IX stohr SCO bagiw*h»te flint C?urn 5 kegs Beef Tongues Iti bU. double Ale 25 bis. me?* Shsd Mackerel 8c Salmon 3 hhda. 4th proof Jamaica Rum 4 pipes 4th proof Brandy A few atiih Trunks, etc. etc. For sale by J. Muir, hu'Uh'n buihhntr John G. Cowling Offers his services, in Augusta, to hi*9 friends and the public in general, in the capacity of Auc- tione<r and Commiraton •Merchant, and will be thankfu’ for their lavors. Any consignment? of n erchand ze for sale, or any order for the pur chase of produce, will be thankfully received and thaidiilly attended to duiri.a.a. Go Fch. 9. 1819-erf -38 ,July 27—m .67 Rope Walk. The subscriber i.as received a fresh supply o first quality Russia Htmp. and will execute or 1 ders for Cordage and‘Cable- of any dimensions nd It ngth, of the best materials and worku.an- For Sale, Adekirevble and healthy .iiu.iion on the Sal' , •bum two miles from Thmidcibull containing fif ■h'P » d a> the shor'est nonce tjHicres, bounded easterly by a creek, n-.therly ’ I An-, weste'ly bjculonel Flournoy’s land, and souther 1, by Cattle Park. The grmter part ot this tract Was originally good hammock land, and was for merly th< residence of captain D-vies, deceased. ‘ Eor termsapply to Me.sr--C'aaaociiut & .VltTcari, or to Mr. -Iona McKma-x Suvannab. 27'A Suly li 19 C7 Messrs W. S Giilett is Co in Savannah. Samuel Vat. ,, As 48, Eiuc ISav Charleston, (sc) 4th June. 1819—*t 41 Brought to Goal, Jj, Jacksonborougn. Ceoiyia, 6'h July. 181b, I two' reffro men who say iheir names ate An-.ima Inah and Lunon, and that they b.l ng to Kicbard I Bland near M iy River, South-Carol.na, tw e t- < r [ ^venty five milts Irom Coosa*liatchie Antima- [mdi. fold, i I made Juondort Porter. 30 cask* euferior London b own Stout, import rd in th: *h:p Georgia, for sale by WM. UODDBRTPGE. n'rth-eaat comer Exchange. jol- 17 fn 63 . African born, about sixty or aixte.fi . e . ...... . *• _ - . ;_a.- —a'senricr I divid end on said »t«»ck. of eix percent: for the Union Ruud Company and GF.DUGI \ AliHICCLTURAL SOCIETY. The* h ard of Commisswrcr* Raving declared a five feet eight or nine inches high, , , . . , i ., - ihnir vijatfe of daik coropl.xiun, and no last twelve months, stockholders may receive the ~ Lunon, a country born, about forty or I ^">e on presentation ot their certificates to the * .five years old. five feet seven or eight inches subscriber -h stout nude, ot dark complexion, and s-y Wm. V\ ..odhridge, treasurer. stout i..-.»-v - - • — . hey have been runaway about a fortnight. ‘ tsoiomnn K.omp, gaoler. Scrlvrn cornty. July 10 »t 66 may 7- Ica- One Hundred Dcllars Reward. Forty dollars' reward. n.nawiv about the fill d ,s of November last, I the fd-.h of May last. * “ named FttlDAY about 37 years Ibiacii man. about 30 ears of lge, a black >mf bout 5 feet 6 or 7 incites high; he has a sc. r by fad.-. JACK a low well set fellow, abut Tioflii-i che.ks » stout body and bow lejjcd, twenty five years o! age. rc’her of a lawny ** 0I, | card and whiskers, a smart spoken fella*; pie.- iin ; they wi'l no doubt make for Haiti I the property ol Mrs Marti.a Johnston, trom which p ace they were lately hr ugbt F'or apprehending and ^curing R.CHMOND and IACK, w ho ran au ay from the subscriber’s near Newberry court house. South Carolina, on ’ RICHMOND, a tall til about [large lalf Wl de-MuffThe has a wife at Turnbull's plants. ®P Ca.annali; he has been seen arverai t.nio r im^abott' '.Vhite-blull, and pwismgalong the » fis ‘‘" ? * a ir toward* savannah. The ah.ovc ro * d fr“A-naid to any P- rson U.at will lodge irVAUi T. -| to [reward • rj s**-j*nnah paid p, arS on Hardee. J.-im and Austin Woolloik. Aucuitii (Cee.) /ane lOOi julv I -si—5a Fifteen Dollar’s reward. Saurt- Cqreli B . -l.* 63 Runaway from th? subscriber, »bout a week posi. x nrgro man narred Joe. aooul forty years cld five feet ten inches high* speaks distinctly, Imps much v hen he walks, owing to his having rju.iitrei Dollars' reward. I received an injury in his right ancle—he is well 0ns Jtutmre . . I known in Savannah as a putter and drayman, hav- _ —*■-'* the iub*c . I irg recently purchased him for Robert Pooler, e*q bruary ,,M ' 11 ~ ‘ ’ • - -n.;., ... I AU nervous are caution-d not to harbor lox I _ f , tl|r hruary ‘ n ,mtd CBasixs. Flus nc Jill* a fggLw of Mr Charles Imre, i fwas raised m tn* C( , unlv , and was some t-m< Hinbury, i" ^, y Will.ford, cf Savannah, wl er. he property® wt , en he absconded he took e u well kl “*,V hors - saddle and briille. and as nth him 4 *°^uvi l»d acquaintance both in * m „d Sav"nab!Vnd« h,s wife who r county f c x v,nnah. has laiely rJ^^^ tibula ‘ sxthoe,ckt hend x uili P“J — T?.’_r. o-.nl. sir mat i get him will give the above rewanl, on his being *odged in Uie C untv Jail. JOHN H. MOREL, jum 7 ft——34 - baa i spy * one htindred dollars. p MUcht ,,. ■ ■m Twenty Dollars Reward. Panawai from the subaenber, sum- time last month, a negro woman named Maxv; formerly b lunging to Mr latebvre, of Savannah, and was bought at Sheriff's sales. The said negro woman Mary, is about 5 feet high, stout made, and speaks French. Ten dollars null be paid for lodging her in Savannah jail, or twenty dollars il proven to be harbored by any person. Christian Eigelbergcr. Uilton-Hcad, june 22J, 1819—(L—51 - .. " K**. IX XILLK110EY1LLK. Tbe subscribers respectfully inform ‘.heir friends and the public in general, that they have com menced the Auction and Commission Business, in the house nearly opposite the bookstore, on Wayne-street. Business consigned to their care will receive promt attention. John H. Wright & Co. <lec 18 251 Notice. AH persons having demands erninst fhe estate of Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at law, decea sed, are requested to render the samr, duly attest ed; and those indebted ♦hereto, will phase make payment to Messrs Hebert & Joseph H.tben-ham, who are authorised to make payments and tc* give receipts. GEORGE JONES, e.»e* mav 3- —4 Notice. The «:ole and surviving partner of a house, and the mo#t expensive and respectable, that ever ex- isted in Charleston, South -Carolina, having suffer ed most severely from its reverses anil other cau ses; but, from a neatly twenty years labor, has now a prospect and certainty of drawing some thing very ham! some from the thru wide ms of it; and having to support a claim against the Spanish government, for a s>ry extensive sum, secured to him by the convention of 1802, and the treaty re cently concluded with Spain, and supported by every document and proof that can be neces.wy to substantiate it, that have been mostly in the keeping of the American government, for four teen years past—would he glad to treat with an honorable and respectable house in Georgia, for the immediate at’vance c*f One Thousand JJoVa- s, on the legal interest of the country; they pay ment to be secured by a security on a moat ex tensive and valuable landtd property, in Gljr.n county. Or, he would prefer procuring the im mediate patronage of a respectable house or friend, to that amount, on the condition, of thtir being permitted to participate in the monies re ceived* beyond any thing that he could offer, as an interest; and to have permanent advantages secured to them, after the recover of the property The most satisfactory and unfaeniab'e testimoni als and evidences will be show n to any respecta ble applicant. For farther particularplease to ly to capt. Newcomb, at the bar of the Wash ington Hall. Savannah, June 13/h, 1919. [447 To Rent My Dn-i-iling House. It has eight rooms with fire places.—tour apartments in tbe cellar, which are pavtil with the best quality of flag; and lip. on the lot are a kitchen, and commodious carri- age house, esc The house might be made secure against fire, and its situation is convenient lor merchant's counting ruums. (ieurge Jones. march iT 73 Far Rent A comfortable Dwelling Houye, situated on a corner lot. in a central part of the citj, and not far from the Market. Possession will be given on che 6th of January next. Apply to John r. Williamson dec 23 255 Savannah Library. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock v m. the room will be kept open for delivering Books. Oeir.kr, sec’ry. 47 Notice. All persons are cautioned against purchasing from Minor Winn, any lands beteiigmg to the es tates of Thomas Washington or David Murray, as he the raid Minor Winn has no power or author* ty to dispose of any property of said estates.- Persons w ho have purchased, and hold under his title, arc notitied that sous will be commenced against them by the subscriber} who alone has 1 legal claim to the property belonging to said tales. Louisa Omoncd. june 30 54 PUBLIC SALES. On Monday, ad August next. Vt'tll it soul w \ \ o'cLcJr ot H t.iLcv's t» taf The pilot hoit BOXER, hcr'tnc* kle. appear! ar.d furniture sold by order •U the honorable the court of ordinary for Chatham county, for tho benefit Ot thx ondcreditorsof Wai. Roy stun, dec. by order of the executrix. A Howe, auct'r. Inly 24—66 * Administrator's sale. . Will be sold at the court in Savanu&li, on the first Tuesday in August next, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock. One Horse anti Cvair; one Piano Forte, and sun dry other Musical Instruments; Wearing Apparel, and Furniture, the perishable properly of Fred erick W. Brown, deceased.. By order of the Court of Ordinary. ’ , Christian Lampe, AJm*r of F. Tr. Hr otitic, dec. Terms cash. J. B. Herbert, auct’r. fulv 24 66 Continued Sale. On (he fi .t Tuesday in August next, Will be sold in front cf the court-house, pursuant to an order of t!*e honorable Superior court of this county. The fallowing Negro Steves—part of the per* sonal estate of the late Tin.mas Prescott, 'deceas ed. v ; 7.;—Bluff ivtert Sun. John, Hager, Sylvia and Paris. Sold under the direction of Jena Screven and John Hunter, eaqu. commissioner*. * G. L. Cope, iulv T7 — - 63 City Sheriff vafe. On the f.rat Tiwtd.y in august vext. Will be sold in front of the court house, between the usual hours. One negro fellow, named Abral.am; levied onas the property of Wm. Carr—-to aulify John Guard- ner, lor house rent. Isaac D’Lyou, s c s july 3 57 Notice. All persons are forewarned not to purchase [hat n pure plantation or tract of land, called Nelvilh Souih-Carolina, advertised by Gtvtge \\ ocdrulf esq as the sa d tract of land belongs to the estate i.f Munay. to which the subscriber is the only s viving representative. This tract of land called Nelv.Ue, is offered for ssije by the -subscriher. upon advantageous tthTns, and judisputable titles will be given. Louisa Omor.cs. june 30—— 54 Saw and Roller Gins. The •Subscribers respectfully inform the south Planters, that they can be supplied with tl.e above Gins—warranted, for durability' and performance, to he equal to any made in the state. The Roller Gins are on an improved plan; to work by animal power, or water. They have been tried, anrl certified by different planters, to have gained twenty pounds per hour. Price of Saw Gins—three dollars and a half per sa w. Roller Gins—one hundred and fifty dollars each. Orders from Messrs. Brown, Green & Co. in Sa vannah, will be punctually attended to. Thomas & James Li tie, june 24—fcA—49 Chariest n. S». C* Brought to Goal, fn Savannah, July 14, 18.9, a negro man who says his name is Wile, and that he belongs to Benjamin Chairs, near Doubliu, Laurens county He.ts about twenty years of age five feet .six inches high, kle formerly belonged to Vcrdier, of South Carolina. II. M*Call, g. c c. july 15 —62 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, on the 13?h of May, 183 9, a negro an who says his name is kiarut, and that he be longs to James Liner, of Char.eston. He is about twenty-five years of age and five teet seven inches gh. H. M*CALL, o c c may 15 ——15 Brought to Gaol, In Jefferson, Camden county, on the 3d inst a negro man named Jim; he says he belongs to ma jor Piping*, ok lamall county; he is about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, light complected, a country born, upwards of 30 years of age. and has large whisker*. ISAAC BAILEY, see. Jr Person, Ccrulcn covuty. July 17 65 Ten Dollars reward. Runaway from tbe sub-criber a negro fellow by t. e name of Jim who is expected to make his. way tor Savannah, (the property ot Edward Dcl- ecul.'l Anyper.on detecting-the said negro and ® . ■_ -i r —.... To Hire, THE SUMMER, A Boy. who is a good house servant. Apply at this office. june 4 32 Wanted Immediately, A man to attend a place near this city. None need apply without producing vouchers of bis hon es*)’ a id sobriety. Apply to Uie priuter. jane 21—46 Savannah Poor House Sff Hospital. VISITING COMMITTEE FOR July and August, JosErn S. Pelot and Thfoooslus Bartow. Joseph Gumming, sec’ry. july L -55 One Hundred Dollars' reward. Now in Savannah or its vicinity, a negro man by the name of Simox, a carpenter by trade — Simon is endeavoring to pass for a freeman, and has recently been seen working at his trade in this place. All persons are cautioned against har boring or employing h ; m in any mariner whatev er; and if detected in doing so will be dealt with as rigidly as the law will allow. J. S. Thomas. mav 12 12 Notice. AU persons having demanils against the estate Stephen P. Gregory will bring forward their ac- counts; and all indebted to the estate will please make payment immediately, to Charles Gregory, adm'r. may 5——cat—6 placing him where 1 may receive him shall receive the r w’trd of twenty dollars if out of the county of McIntosh; if detected in the county the above re waul ah*U be paid on the deliiery of the said EDWARD DELEG A L. o——62 Georgia—Bulloch county. By the honorable ihe Cuun of ord.nary of said county. Whereas. Catharine Jackson, administiatrix ol the estate of Jarvia Jackson, deceased, hath ap plied to the said court for letters uismissury from the slid administration. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al! and singular the kindred and creditors of sjid de ceased to file thsir objections (if any they have) in the office of il e clerk ol this court on or before the 11th day of September next, otiierw.se letters dismissory will be granted to the applicant. Witness the honorable David Kennedy, esq one of the justices of said court, this 10’n day of July, 1819. * [L S] ELY KENNEDY, ccosc july 15 * 6 2 City Sheriff’s suin', continued. On the first T»iesc , ay in August next, will be sold in front of the court-house, heiccn Uie usu» al hours, A negro nan named Jim; levied on a* the pro perty of i’hilis lli'l to sati.sfy sundry executions. Al>o, sundry articles of bedding ami furniture^-^ to satisfy George Milieu, tor h*u»e rent. . Isaac D’Lvon, s. c. s. jiffy 27 67' Sheriff's sale. On the frat Tuesday in August ncxt 9 Will be sold .»t flic court-house in tl.e city of Si* varmuh, between tbe usual hours of teu und three o’clock, The following six negroes, viz: Soe, London* Fanny, Bobbin, i*ompy ar.d Mary—levied on as the property of Francis Levitt, die. lo satisfy a judgment in favor of John D.iwson. G. L. Gope, S. c. C. july S 57 Sheriff’s Sule. Oil the fr.>t Tuesday in August next. Will be sold, at the court-house in Bryan county* at the usual hours A Tract of Land, containing 50 acres, more or less; situate in liryan county, adjoining lands of Thomas Young end J.W. M‘All.tter—to satisfy ex ecutions in favor ot Ar.n llou-t un and others, a* gainst the «3tate of Jose ph Sill. Geo. H S.mman, s. b. c. june 29 f 53 Oa Thursday the 2d Sept next, Will be sold at the lute residence ot Wm. Boys* ton dec Orui negro woman, one cow & calf, household and kitchen furniture belonging to the estate of Wm Royston dec—by order of the honorable the court of ordinary for Chatham county. By o:der of the Executrix. Sale to commence ot 10 o'chek, A. IIowc, auct'r. july 24 1—-66 Custom-House, Collectors i ffee, Savannah, 2i>d Ju!y f 1819. Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 4l.e 15th day of the ensuing mon h, tor s»up- nl ving with rations the crew of the revenue cutter DJLs. The ration to each man per diem consists of the following articles, viz: Sunday— One pound of bread, one pound ana half of beef, a ;d half a pint of nee. Monday—One pound of bread, one pound of pork, hast* pine of peas or beans, and four ounce* i cheese. Tuesday—One pound of bread, one pound and half of beef, and one pound of potatoes, or tur* nips, and pudding. Wednesday—One pound of bread, two outires of butter, or in lieu thereof six ounces of molass es, four ounces of cheese and half x pint of rice- Thurtduy—One pound of bread, one pound of perk, and half a pint of pease or beans. Friday—One pound of bicad, or.e pound of rdt fish, two ounces of butter or one gill of oii t and one pound of potatoes. Saturday—Hue pound of bread, one pound of pork, half a pint of pease or beans and four ounces of cheese. A. S. Bulloch, collector. jrily 24 66 Georgia—Bulloch county. By the hunoroble the court of ordinary of s;id county. . . Whereas, Sarah Goodman, administratrix of th< estate of David Goodman, deceased, hath applied for letters dismAsory from tbe said adminn>tra- Now. therefore, these are, to cite and admo nish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot the said deceased to file their objections (it any they have) ia the office of the clerk of this court on or before tbe 11th day of September neat, otherwise letters Cismissory will be granted the applicant. 4 Withes*, th^ honorable John Ev.ntt, e?q one of the j istices of said court, this 10th day of July, 1819. (LSJ ELY KENNEDY,«CO »c july" aigncti. Notice. The estate and effects cf A.xjibiw Envrrtr, A. F.rwis, Gju»ce U Co. and Euvris U Co. having bten assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment of certain debts in the first instance, and after* ^rds for the benefit of all the creditors of the said ccwcerus, notice is hereby given to those interested* of Uie said assignment. All persons indebted to the said Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Groce Ik Co. or Erwin & Co. axe notified to pay the amount £ their debts to the subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will bt required, in order to enable the subjicribtrs to make a settlement oftke affair* of the said firms. All those having claims again* the said’parties are requested to exhibit them to the subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,^ JOHN M‘KINNE, BARNA M*KINNB, WILLIAM SIMS, nu cb SI 76 Two Thousand Dollars! The above reward will be paid to any person who will furnish informatiou which shall cause the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons concerned in altering the Uills of am of the Banks in this city, from five and ten dollar* to fifties and hundreds. The undersigned, w ith the desire ordiscoveiing the perpetrators of those infamous acts, will re. ceive information, either personally or in writing, ar.d liberally reward those who mty furnish intel. licence to effect the aDove object so important to this community. v W. B. Bulloch, F. 3. cfQ<U <xeo. Anderson, P. P. U, R. Richatdson, F. O.B. tt.B. march 16——63 -. . (
