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Newspaper Page Text'lA'st of . t» THJC tOi(T O#rtC«. At iiT. » On I*. M.i Juy.iBlS. ——- «*'- — uiAifi# I^tlM Anm I (Q-Ptnur.t wishing Letters from ttitk List will ■ pice ».k fur id**ru»td^l*tteu. Ur* It Anen Miiley Ariuktroog, JTu/- LU. county *v Willi JO, A wire* 3^viu .i.gi II 2 3'tif m<!i A»xf * • *X Sic^UB-Alka Ihniran B'-dljr •Lawre .ee B 1'utler Mi.rgvn .■M-ans B- ' Hi-r.i Berton * Hou.rr.ee lltlfird T/ii.OtJiy Ifonisrd David W KtJ.ll •’Hubert H j*man '] hunm* Bassett ham ccmntg Zecheruh V Volte it H -Pettigrew 2 Samuel Patterson Lawrence Powva JiJmi- Page 2 Mil Prow Adolphus far is at un*ng L Blete 'Samuel Ur own George Hladunsn : Elijah Harwell.' IfrtWnoC Jafflr* H-Bolt J no kip Jol.n Hull :• Mr tiotcl.aB Tlromas l*»te» I "Dav:t! liuwer* Aiitir & J*»«« Brown W.Vm rlta'e Capt Carlton E Hurt ' Ti.on.as Bit* C*pt ticurgf M Mount - J .tm G Bate, Bryan C. Capi 'J'h mat Hoyd Ik' tie .Jr f Drown 3 s. 10.0.1 a Uo«rl« ■ Ji.ltu Katrlre • Join. HanJy - Jo l.ua Uuike . AVditki/r llruwnjohn l^Knrry l>uurt* John Bet's 1 J*m.VBigi5*3 Area UryaB Capt William Hud M'* Delia Bryan 2 >lr. Itrys.y IfUmngtcn ItlauJ M.» S»r..h Britton Mr* UibeCoaUla* ’Mrs Sarah Hetty l!m Georgia urysr. Mi'S Bary Ann Blount Ms* Margaret D Brown c. . Jolui CsDtioa * f Joseph L- « TV.jlla.d C..SS Wm CaliUr 2 Httci C n.cr iiBil.iu ciinMok it tl commilia A<lam Cook A bin *!wS J .tin Cmt Andrew Clark Julia Ca’er James Cotton Aaron Caldwell Jo.il'Cia. k 2 M DX'laifc George W "Drr.tin Allen Denirars, -Bui • .1 eh cowuy " XtlJWt U Davies J. lin’Davia J.,;»,h' Howdy T’ly sea Uupnis 2 Viliam L Davie Beiij Dowdy 'Ciir.jtnpher Jleey K Auputus Co Jo an 2 ' Job Cassell John Collins ' Miclit CoUttif Thoro-s l> Cooper T.r.iollij C ilu.s Reliard M Corueil fcujili Chandler -Joseph Luroming Josiah Col "Merer* Camming fc Co M -ssra J • ' Cr. r.e It Co 1 li Coudy A Co Mrs Cunimiyuam Capt Jona Cooper taut »Vui S Ciirjsiy . .1! ' t r>In tic rr Dtrr-ht **, h m c>ur.*y Win L' .j lc VV:r» II Dutkie J. tu:» L Deuel Si-ir.i JL)v)*.'u.irti Eplifaiis Pirfee Katbaniel PoUiill Clem Powers, Effitfr John St-Lanitl PurctU Perrj & Wn^lit E Pemman & Co C«pt Onn Peifce Mrs Eleisora Parabo Mrs Mary Platt, Scriren c m my Mr* Catherine Papot Richard RosV.l Wiilram Right B. Sanmel Rtickwell 4 James Ho a an John Rubs'tou, Bryan WiHia® Russell coun y v. illiam 0 Rogers John Re*<’mo]e 2 R Re* James H Kuase l I homae li Huberts 2 J ihn Rrtan Mr R'.birtC Robert Ross AbmJr R<tss \ niher>t Reynolds Jam.s Roily Mr.Sholtze Edmund Smirh Daniel Simmons Johnanxltr Jona; ban Robinson, Bui- l»ch county Jt. h«» Rape Cipt ( haries H Robinson Cupt'Oiive. RilaS.l Dr JamtstF Roberts Root & Atwater JViLiS Jane Ross s. , Samuel Scott la iac W Stoddard J Stewart Thomas G Seaburjr Edward Subbins, J3ry JJ chola* Sinnat 2 an county - John Smith Williarm F Simpsen Alford St and ish Pe;er l Sloutenburgh *Scarbroiigh&.McK;nnell Levi Stewart Stovall & Lamar 3 Saver & .Herring Capt M -Stow Capt !r> Simmons, Bui» loch (c'tn'y •Capt Nicholas Silcwich ■Mcm E.isitr Shague Mr- Ktty F Smitli W:s Sluing 2 Mrs An.. :miih Mish Mary C ^hick Miss L'misa Strobhar Utcuara Slewait T. • W.ll Toiler ton 2 William Scarbr« ugh Thomas Scott lleiiry A Snow 3 Aniliew Stevens <3 Lew U Sherry Robert Smi h i‘h«*mas strong uorneJius Savage Augustus Stei le Jan.isB Sea!y 1 ho mas Staua way J amts SauUex Un 'iO®y Auinorfty Of iha 'iftxto of t>eorg:a5 j ft ,'RB *■ SFLEJTMD bCWE.Ui; OF A LOTTERY, FOR THE BENEFIT ’OP .THE Sayannah Poor-House and Hospital. SCHEME. Prize of S~5,000 is 825,000 do of 10,000 10,000 do of 5,000 5,000 do of 4,000 30,000 do of 100 5,000 do of 50 5,000 Go of 25 20,000 Tickets at 835 is 8100,000 Stationary Prizes as follow: 1st day, ■ first drawn Number- 1,000 dollars Sal day, 2 do do 1,000 each 3d day, 2 do do lj’iOO each 4th day, do do 5,000 * 5th day, ' do do 1,000 ; Slh day, 8 do do 1,000 each •840,080. (PT AUTWmitfr OF congress] JWiTlOfTdL LOTTE&tt SECOND CLASS. SCHEME. ICO Frizes of gium 1 do 40 COO 2 do io.oco 4 do \ 5,000 20 do 5(0 60 do ICO 2,600 do 40 gino.oro 47.110 ?o,o< u •Sli.OOO 10,003 et»o 104,000 11,0*0(1 Tickets 8500,000 H 'chard T michsU>n vVsllum l iump on 2 Leslie l!i .m..s. n 2 'l i'.i.ei Tucker Daniel fay .or Andrew ll.'.:n : 3 A Ih irel CuMietius 1 uckee Boiijaiiiin Ta'h.l! Vaitmi .e loitKuu Htnry Tillman •ieo-ge Trope Jo.m M Tuber vi iJ.jm or Ju i:'. Tiicrcu-j .ai.iel 1 arMna Joliii it. i'ruclieldt John Turner W. On the 7rti day, befbre the opening of tlie\vheels, one of 825,000, one rl 10,01*0, and twenty-out «>t . wul he put-in :i*< wheel by tile < »»m*ni siol.crs, and reman floating n«it;l drawn. The first thawn 5T blauics !«• be entiih'd to <?> dolors ear.h O* The whole to be completed in eight-days drawing, under the su- j per.utcudence of the commissioners the pr«a< .< i av.thle ia cash, s.x;y uay-. afttr thfe drawing, * (aubjcct to a deduction of 15 per cen oniy) »t the HANK *f tbs STATE of GEOBGiA. : til. ’Dwi ,lit L Gilbert Ji.hll 4>C3JM1S Mrs Alin D-pasa k bert Donaldscn, lii.L- Mr* Elza Dick fcc.'i tomuy • Jiii.ri Hemp tun ViUiiun Dudgeon (Eliennjter'Bmcraun J..b:i titan* ,lt. bcri B Ed card* •k.i»br<.oit U. Ue»cl • Willi.in Lmbrey Sz.r.Uel F-irbil.k Wicliacl F.alicr J i .l.i.Ttlzgeralil f.lj-h r'.u U Henry Finch S It ijio Fe.m 4 D.mel F.iiotoion Alctandcr Fruur Mrs t -zabciirOuherty M; i M. y T Dew* Mr.-EuZisbeth Devznt E. „ Ann F.verett, Builech Count) Jotin S Ef'.abrock Mr, Mary El/ Mi.kElenur F. George F .B iel Daniel Falter B^th Fisberjca . MKFi.'ker Jubn.Fi her Mr Frey Miss Fleming Thumas Oodd*rd P.trick G »!..in 3 Finckney tiii-rdeau n Claries itulu* Green S.ranel iialdsaitb V. ci. UaJJj •Tbuina, Cray 2 Jattien G ivan 2 Grai S-.Pnwler .Alien Greenfield .Kj «.l Goodrich 3 J .lin.t ., bson James Giil . K r.ucvb Gillie 2 a. Hiram Granger Wm. Gtady JollO Grove* 2 F Gr Gibson & Co. Kev- Thomas Guuldinr, ' W'.tip JSlujf 3 Oapt W ortiungton Gait C»pt Grauv. lle M« Iteb’.coa Cl.** Miss Mary Ann G .Id Miss Mary Am: Cannier Miss Caltiarme A Ca.u Mis* euky Gr alia in Alva IHUey Wao. T HalleS -J l* ilenry George Hartley Henry llaupt >S bert Hedenwich Martin Ka.hew*/ David Hcv.dd • G oise llervey John Haver .6^Ivesier Hunt tStib.1 riitebcock -Henry i.artiiw • Charles H> tt V. tn Kemiyien H.miitoa HuJ.cn B.rtholow HcinptiiU Cbarle* H ii.yt WielbelBr Ueiroua H. David Hunter John Humbert, jun. Green L Hughe* EJuuru Hughs -baniucl iiov,ard Wm ftifeotuh R J ihlecliani Rina Ho>t Mtriin Uiitli&way Abr-ihaiQ Hin*uo Jau*.es He-ton Levi Nadian Hoibrcok Col. Wm. llurnson Capt. Utviil Uvjiuwny Mro Haim Mrs Nancy Harris Miss Li:2a Aim Hart, 2 • M s» £u3at»«Ui Hart. . • John Jewett Qe ’fg* James, 2 •Joseph Jackson Jau.cs A Joi.es, 3 Hcury \\ Jv.'dan Charles Jackaun, 2 .Jllbert Johnson -J. ChsrWJauea Thomas Janes, Buikch Co way \ ^Zjctdki Jnes y T'SHtiZA It win A Mra*P!icbe Joavs Miss L'eUe> Johnson Ti omas W. W’illianB* »«eu M. Waidburgh Henry Woodward 2 Thomas Williamson James Williams Thomas Wilson Charles Williams Thomas Webb W illiam Wood vViJliam Wright (ieorge W Wood John M West 2 William Wall Samuel Whipple George Woodruff Malcolm M Whitman William Walling R G Wallen B Won&wad David Wadhums Eben Wood Col Thomas Willy, Ef- Jingham county Major Minor Winn 2 Capt. William Williams Capt. Wilcox Doctor Warren Mrs Sarah H Wacle Mrs Maitha Wiggins Mrs Margaret L Ward 'Mrs Eliza >1 \N right Mrs Mary W)lly Miss Martha v\ ilkins Mias Sarah Ward Miss Biiza Wood v. <v r. Cat a C Valentin- Cspt J->lin UpUn Mrs Lchorali Vaughan 'J Thomas Troung John Veich John Vanriper Henry Young FRENCH LETTERS a A D Oartolome Stauz- Jean Btoix bias Mohs-Jarman Madame Chambi-UQ Paul f’huze DCrigus Jo*,er>h \1a»r-'ti Vicholas'Maudicbir (leo Mtis Ktniuique A'.ire helut J lift B Ti Mims VlaHuir Madame Ce IHiirault \lr C Duplaisim Grefdn Me N proutbir )u«al D/SllJatlort lr>vj, Frai; e D «ctr A Vanheddighasr., ladainv D-vor •4 'PHILIP OOXvf.m. N. B AYARD I 1. MINIS I RodRRT HABERSHAM | JOHN LEWIS I RICHARD RICHARDSON! JAMES MORRISON J C OMM1SSIOJVE RS. i’. WILl.fA MSON JOSEVH GUMMING J. V HEN it Y MOSES HEiiBEKT T> T. HALL . JAC03 FAHM ELIAS HEED T. V. GKAY JAMES M HENRY E. S. REES .1*0 JOSEPH HABERSHAM EHI7.ES ALI. FLOATING. First 1C-00 Blanks entitled to glO ejeh. i prizes . f V o tOO filiating from 1st day’s jjiirir.r l do 5,00b Boatingfrcm Sib ( !o do" do 5,000 do 7th do do 1 do. 10,tOO do loth do 1 do 10.100 do 15th do do 1 do 40,000 do 17th do do •xyl'rizf tu'jnt to a d. diction •/13 per cent. 1 he drawing o» SCO tickets is called a day’s drawing, and will regulate that t,f the above pri. The drawing will commrnce at the City ef Washington, in the month of October t en, pcsi. tively, unless the sale of tickets will allow it to be done sooner. . p as h will he promptly advanced for prizes, at eitnerol O 'GILLESPIE'S United States’ Lot- tery olficts. No. 114, Broadway, opposite the City Hotel, New.York—No. 11 Suuth-third, between Chesnut and Market streets, Philadelphia—and Pennsyvaau Avenue, c.ty of Washington « jVh 1 * spendid Lottery being under the authority of the l mled States, and the prizes all floating as sreo fi«d, ofiers the greatest inductrr.em* to ven- der, and adventurers As the tickets can be sold in ar,> part of the United States, orders (post.paid.’l forwarded to the subscriber a} eillier of the above offices,-tri m venders sraociates, or individuals, tor tickets or chance*, will receive thankful ar.d punctual attention, ft cm D. Gillespie. N B Present retail price of tirkets gSSr.but will advance to 35, by the 1st of August. Vow. Fork. June 3J r * 6i In offering flie above small though splendid Scheme to the public, pefcommisuoners «r.* coohd-nt of its s utauimgag ewer rummer 1 capital prize* than any before' ep4fr. f etl in tin United S’.itte>^»f t e *aire m^gni ude. The commissioners having in view the ea ah- lis'irnent of a ''POOR-HOUSE aitd HOSIfNALi on a more extensive, plan than heret«ifore, they cali upon (he public in behr.lf ot this inkiiiuli^n, the benefits of which ire-hot only confined to this city or state, but are extended to ul) theiiiftk duel indigent t>f whatever nation, who tail within the sphere if its iiRs’nlness 7l»e« liave, every reason, ther.Tore, to b i;\c that, from the small number of Tickr ets, and *he claims of the InaUtuii >u upon the beoerole: ce of the public, that the drawing will ct m* mence in s very short time. CORRECT LISTS cif-the PRIZES will be kept aft Ihe drawing progresses. TICKETS and 8!I WiES for sale b> the subscribers. {ry OhliERS for T|rk«*.ts 'T Siia.-es inclosirg the cath, postpaid^ addressed to either of the sub servers, will bp prempth nded to. A DISCOUNT will be allowed to (hose who purchase u quantity. Whole Tirkets, £25 Halves do. 'Qiarters do. 1 % 50 u S(etftr.vah. April 6, 18 PP. w. T. WILLIAMS, ? a C. n. HAY.DEN, S s eii?3. BBOPOSALS For Publishing, at .Villedgvillc, . A NEWSPAPER—TO' BF. ENTITLED 3GEORGIA REPUBLICAN. The doty of Editors tf newspapers, forttikde. ly. is well unJer.-tocd by the Atnei ican people”— The publication, therefore, -of proposals forprint- mg. does not. *s we conceive, require any avow, al of political tenets, or protestation of patriot- inns. ’F;s iiseieas. l^t their work, not a pro*, pectus, decide if F.Jitors be, or be not worthy the patronage of their feilow-citi2ein. 1 he first number of tlieb'wrpa Hcpvblicitn wilt be issued, by qs, at M tlledgville, on the second foes Jay in' September, the present year. It 4 ill ‘>e printed once s week,' and on a large super, royal siiee’j—not inferior, in point of size, to any in the Mate. 111 press, and all n-cessary appara tus t° he entirely new, and of i(k best quality — We solicit the-patronage of an independent com- the New- York Firemen Insurance COMPANY. A PITAL 500.0(0 DOLLARS—nmph stored. United Stales rf America. Voi. Johnson, Bnya:I 'Mis. A .Vi J 'husUin CLurt.y Fetter Jamison Ber.ja J mss Henry Jaekaoa John Malcis,, -Ks.-Jol JshiievT, 2- ttr.iul U'ut.ig :K. "W.-n Eecblrr •Xcvt Kendall J. tiri Kearney C Kala.y UMo. 'i Wm lonaws, Epti-h.Tn Ctur.ly fEiliaiu & H,Us. Neal LuUghiit.,.3 Jam , UUl j lot ■ct.irles Lost, y ’la muc, L tltlvr JalOC* Leai», Bulloch C’Un y John Lang Gait rial E L wis Cha-tcs M‘C;>y .Peter Moupoey, 1 •Wm. Mills Ge rg.•© Milieu •Geoige Mulct.B Michael M4Jn»0e }.Silty Mil** Wm. Mal.-o*e J.din M-Car'y J fu. Mcoiehead Michael Mali w y James Miilen A A Massias E Mitdv-U Wm Maiheur Andrew Mntdl Duncan >1-K < hnie Lawrence a Miller Henry Miller John Moans John Morris Andrew MtCaaahad .'Hubert May iHintry Norozn -James G Il O-borne .isoht Ocei William Oglebay - *B«t tioart Oitfin**/, *—i tnptg. 2. H’tlie Lyvet 5ainut: L.ptT l.it.br,dge & Deuel, 3 Mr. Miry Lrwdta . .Mrs Hai.iiali Loco Mrs y Ann Li ,jd Mis* Mary Lavender, 2 bliss Maria Leslie. .V. Edward M 'Elroy Du i laid M'lu rje TuoniasM W» rri Anthony .Misbi litr' James MxZscdl Jatnu Mt-rk H :K Vl'UlllltOC.k Matbeor V Ail.u-r Mr Maselrme 'R.,berl frj cney Charles .tezec James M'l’ride Afosirr & Bennet* Alnhe-nydk Stoeslf,5 •Captain M-J, n Capt San.Ut i Muir Capt. Re, M Neal Mrs El n 'I'Carsall Airs Catheiine M-La:n Mrs Ann B Monel Mis-Ann Mi-iah Minn Mi-s Ann Mii.'en Miss Eiiza Mathen Jr. Caniel W Nichols o. CMC c. Crt Ordinary, Effii ghem county vlefk ' curt Ordinary, Builcik ccuotg. " nt-TBiiT or oo. ni.ii—in res zr.'iiii 1 !.'iT. Tut president ’J the Stutes to the mar shot cf suit! ili sir id, greeting. L. S] GEO. GL&tf, citric. WhcrfjiB a libel iiath tUs day been f/ied in the <ulmirf«'.y c< U;t of the Ui.GiyJ t for baid (I s i. ict, by Levi James, agv.n ,t toffee an»i sug ir, htatmgtlm he owner of the sloop railed Sai lor** K gilts*, that or or about the tvenncih day of July, in ttie present yt-r. tlie lihtllant whan off Xtw-R.vtr, on the const of Ea: 1 -Florida, rectiv- edinformati< n of a vtsse} being wrecked, or \ \ a perilous situatiun, ni*ar »he sai.I coast; that tlic said vessel v.’as* diecovered near the shore in two and a half fathoms water, wi h fair feet water m huld. laden with sugar and coffee, with tht name of Am*, or3carbor< ugh, on h r s’ern; that the said vessel when dikcovei td ar.d boarxted tv the libellant and part of Illicit w. had no ptrsrr. boaad, and had all the appearance of bavi-ig been abandoned by her master an i crew at sea, olh her topmasts and running nggi:»g carried a- jvay. and she in a per' ou- a .d u recked condition, that previous to the libellant-tak:« g posaeadon of said bng ancl cargo, a spoliation appeared to have been committed on the cargo, and probably by some ludians or persons who were seen on the shore, o? by avet&el on a wrecking cuise; that tmrfnr the timely in erference of thel bi-ilant, and i.he great exertions made b} him and hiscruw f.. t,c preaeivs'ion of said car*-o, it ma t have.been io.vt to rlie prspr’etors thereof; tiiat for Uie pur- { k\nc id lighting the said vessel and saving-tl-.r remuii'Jcr * ^ juiu cjrgn, the IbeMa^t found it ab solute •}’ necessary to throw ov*rboard a r«»tn»b<r .f boars i i - ugi.’*, it blowing very herd fr rn tb- 3 .u'.bwa’d anu west ward, fr -m v'iicb, and die tf forts u-'^d io get tue said brig <-ff, the <rii ; » ek>cp at the iibclliiiit su«!&uiLd ctii.sidirible damage; dial iroJc die seis in «*f the year and the fatigue- ^nd nt hi of the iibilianta.nd crew in sar.ng said ; cargo rinns depredauo:«^ ar.d oO-rr perils is.uwtion, ihe health an i lives of t:.* 1 Ttbelfant and j «re\v were p'.Ktd »n much danger; tl'.at ihe hb )• j lant.tc*‘k cut of said brig a** much of her nrg .d as po^s.ide. !» i ig on b ^rd his said stoop about j , fourteen UrgNhcaii., forty twu bags, ten barrelt eigk'een tierces coffee, sr l two boxes o*\*ugar’ j which have arrived in the port of Savannah, wutn- | in the jurisdiction cf »hi* honor b e c u.t t' u‘ :*s j «*rder and decree; anJ the said V>b-A ant in arid ht j tlu* said.libel prays l!ut a m« r. tinrj issue to a*, i persons conced ed, to shew cause %I,v proner i -alvsge sliouid ix;t be dccieed j»:t of the s nd c jf j fee and sug^r to the libellant and others yntitled l Now, therefore, you, tlie said '.narhal. art hti r- jy commanded to cite ar.d tdmcnUball and singu- ( -ar every person or persons having, or p e!ending t-> have, any right, title, interest, proper!), c.i»in; *r ;eroind whatever of, in, to, e rtipon, ihe said coffee and sugar, to appear at a special court of admiralty, to beheld at the court-house, in the city of Savannah, in said district, on the thirteenth day of Angnst next, to answer to the libellant in the premises, and to shew cau«e if any they fca*t wiiy die prayer of the libel a it should nut be granted; an-l whatsoever you shall do in the pre mies certify to the judge of said court at the t me .and place aforesaid, and have tUnand there tins writ. VVitne s, the honorable WilTtan Davies, district judge of Geurgia, this twenty.eighth July, 1319. Chart!i»n & Shefialf, j, . Prcct jrs for libellant. All persons interested is tht foregoing monition will take due notice. John H. Morel, marshal D. G• DI&ECTOH8. J »hn Jacob Astor J siuh Sturgts Beiij-mnn Desotcy Jrhn (.civil! Tv rr I 'Kevins A rchlbald M -Vickar Joseph Mimng T.< mas C. Hvittx president. Juh"t Whf.ttev. insistent. V i li i a h >i N lal, secretary. The s«i!hscriber ii ving been appointed agent of the New-Y'Tfc* T rmin InsuranceG»-mpany. with full’power in r‘ne bel.r-lf cf sai ' >U'>nceagdoftt fire, on g»o John G. Coster Wilham *V Todd Ilenry. Waring j vhral am Richards | .VdlUm Cahocne |^ainuc!S. UvwUul BROtGSALS Fur Publishing, by Subscription, ISY JOHN HINTS A SrLENDID EDITION Declaration of Independence. The size of the papsr is 36 inches by 24; it has been manufactured by Mr Aam’ss, in lushest mane Rtr,andof die very best materials. The deniqn from the pencil of Mr Bridport is executed in imitaiicn of Has Belief; and encir-r cles the Declaration as a cordon of honor, s»ur mounted by t!*e Arms of the United State3. In, ww>ii( mediately underneath the arms is a large medai mpsHty to effect ^ on P ,, ** ! fa»t» f gener; ! Greco*; Was3:nq;cr, sup wares and mer. i.P 0 rt«>d by cornucopiae, and ciubdl-sfu.il ndth spear COXDITTO^S Three Dollars, in rdvance, (upon the receipt of e first number) or Tour Dollars at the expira- ■n I.f the year. Adverii-mienU and all oil,it prit.iing will be done a» l!)e cuitomrt-y prices -- Letters addressed ta the Editors must, m alt cases, be rooT rcw. , V-' AI.TK|{ .IDNKS. HEKHY DEMSOV. Mtlledpeville, April 20, lb'9 To the Printers of the U. States. Genii.men—In presenting a list ot new piirm lypta, seme eapianatory remarks may use- . ch?.r. iise. houses, hnildi and generally on a'l Uindaff property in^tJ; ty andvic nitv, ismow r??.dy to receive apfdica- and effect insurance ngainst- fire, in coufor mity wifh the power of his agency, at S&vanriali— where ftrois, which w ill be as liberal as other of- fie b, may be known on.personal application, or by letter* post pni.1, describing accurately the pre mies and property required to be insured All If'-vf s hii‘tai T *ed by this w di be promptly and !i- iKitJlv a<!j* ated and settled. JAMES REA. Strv -nnch, rr.r.y T3———fer 13 Fifteen Dollars Reward. Ranavay from the subscriber on Wednesday night ytli inst. a negio man named A« gu .t, form erly l*eTf»ngtd t*> Mr. Hubert Flournoy, living cn he White r.lqlfroad. Augu-t is ab*iut 30 year- of aye, 5 t’eft 4 or 5 inches high, large head ar.d sbotilders. promina: t breast, witlj smr.it Jigs ar.d f ‘ et, speaks tot Spanish language, and toltiable Eupli ji. is an intelligent fellow Had ott w hen lie wtr.t :•.'*■ a Coatee, Chick c'hir ; ;M.«i‘ i Jrt-Str^inette Pantaloonss orltu - •:i T iok I row -ers, and carried with hir.u several iS.hu- afaCVb of taring appaii.I It is possible •a^ : t n.rv make fur* Darien ha*, ing been owned near 4;r»t p!.me.: Masters of vtsstl' are reqrtested to secur*; ‘iVm should he offer them his s« vices. Whoever will deliver him to the subset htT in Sa vannah, shall receive the above reward -or ten dollar* fur iotVing him in any gv l in this state f ber i or Sc.ith Ca- ohno. GEORGE \V. COLLINS U- l-S- 14 Fifty Dollars’ reward. ; Pc*isw?y from the subscriber on thp night of | the 24th Ap d, ah.cgro woman nvmrd U\CIIEL, j formerly belonged to Mr D«vid Williford, of tl»is J city. Raciul is%S ut 30 years old. b ight com-1 plexion. about o feet 3 <.r 4incl.es l.ig!:, and welt { fj'med, one of her ancles considerably swollen, commonly smiles v.htn spoken to, speaks good Kr g ish and ansvers questions intc-jiigently — Whoever will dtli'cr the above■ wenchlu the. sttb- scnb r in Savaimah, or lodge her in any g-ici in '•■e t!:e a!>ove Notice. •Person* who *re indibied to the -oUrreber, will make payment to Mr. H. J. .Vzkizur, only. Frederick 3. Fell. june 19 -45 N. «. At: m -ei-. r: ve.se tinnril t.«h ri g «r the c ‘ate, as the law w HI be -ig .them. april 26—cl—f- S8 Twenty Dollars’ reward. nimvaj Iro.n the subscriber, in the early par- of Septen.ber last, a mulatto '“man named Jcas, formerly die property of lVhlisra Stephens, e q. John n of a very bright compiexicn. light ha-r. tolerable straight and rather grey. He is about five feet s x or seven inches high, h2s lioles bored in eaefi &?»\ Wife eyes, and on close examination, several shot wounds may be f und about his thighs ike- John is well known about the city as a fifer, hevirg been employed by the Savannah Volunteer Guard* to play for them. Whoever w:il cUTrrer the above fellow to the subscriber or I«*dge him in ar.y gaol in the state shall receive the above irwar J.’ N. H. All irnyter3 <if vessel* and others are cautioned against harboring or carrying him out of the state, &s the law will be rigidly enforced against them. CADER FAIRCHILD. feb3—4 * l!s, vessels in port. an( ? fi'Aer military t ophies and emblems — On one side of this medallion portrait, is a kimilur portrait of Joasr Hancock, preskbnt of congres; July 4, 1?76; and on the other, a portrait of r«i M4- jKFFEMsert, autlior of the Declaration c f Inde pendence. The nrms cf “The Thirteen United States,*' in rr.tdaliions, foiD the remainder of the cordon, which is f0r;h*.r -enriched-by some 6f the char; uriitic productions of the United Stales; t.urh the tobacco audTnd>go plants, the cotton a-hmb, rice, he. 'The fnc-turniles have been engraved by Mr Val lance, v. ho executed tins important .part cf tht pubhcat.on at the t.'ity of VVa..hir.g on, whe-c, by permission of t!.e secretary of stale,-.he had the. •jrigihal signatures constantly under his eye Drfart'htnt 'f S.at<\ 19i h Apr it, 1819. I certify, That this is a correct copy of the 01 gi'inl litchtralion of Iiidej.endencc, deposited at this Df partmen'; and that 1 have compared all the siftV.alitres with those of the or.g.nai, and have found them cxaci imituiions. Jt-KN Qri5CT A DIMS. T):e^portrait* are engraving by .Mr Loiigacre. from 'j-iyir-at paintings by Messrs Stuart, Copley .mi Utis, and the most cstcenicd likenesses. The Arms of tht United States, and ef tbs sev eral Matts, have been faithfully executed from nf- f.cial de'sc■ ipuvnt i:r<I twentieths in the iii.inr.tr di rected by the mest approver! authers oo the sci ence of Heraldry. It is confidently expected rhat this efigrtvnjg, will be a yfdendid H«td tndy national publication. I he jmW.friit i thinks he c; n p:o.*n:se that it shall- be rnady to deliver fo sub-en je:-* late in June, or eailv rn Ju!v nisi, a! TtN d- Lars each copy, to be p.»hi on'cklrn iy. • ‘ I lie engravings w.ll be followed by a Pamphlet, contu; rn*)*; tut oj/idi:^ tLi.un.eUs connected w .th the pOahHUinn (.«« uuthuuiid. and a li-< of the subscribers’ names. 1 in. Fan.pLlet to be deliv ered yriUit (? S3 contempUied (o h-^ve a few copies print ed on paper prepared to carry colours, to have ihe sn.eioB accurately tint'd hi the modem style; and the plants, &c colored by o*.e » f our most’ proved water culouters. The price ofthose peib copits will oe thiiitsen dollars each. G tlemen' who;wisi« for ctdoused copies are requ d to add the word '-coloured'* to their subscrip tion. Satir^ rr.anufactured expressly for this p:LIic»- tion, is daily expected from France. Cure shall be taken and no trouble or expense spared, toh&ve some very superior copies printed on this saiin The price cf these copies car.not nod be a*-c« r tained It will -liereaffer be announced. Gentle men w'ho w;-h for copies on saiain, are r«q**ested to add to their subscription the veris "on s .t». JOHN HIN.N9, •No. 7, Chesnut-sirect, BfuladtlpUa. (£j* Subscriptions u ill be received at the oGce of the HuTuhnah Republican. > am: tuners are ca carninp; h r out < o*y e> f -xcd aeain G. V. PALMES. The firmer price, were fixed during a period in w hich the raw materials were dear, and not emily to be procured, and it is pifeumcd that they had 3' me claim to be considered moderate as in ir'12 Type were nioy than three per <-ei,t 'lov er in Fiuladelphia, Ilian in London; and. no advance was tn.ide on those prices, during the ;*ie na r although existing circumstance, wcuid have ius'i! tied the measure. v : It was considered that an ad. vance would he an actual Ins, to t: ;e pr.r.ters us the competitinn in the printing business had "be- lore tiiat period, -arrit'ed at sticli a point, that the public were supplied wiili priming-, at nearly the minimum, and also, that it was probable the* pri CCS of types would continue some time after He rcurn ot peace, and recompense for any er'v»n- tawe that w.-.s giver, up. This has taken place I or some time past, types have been lowered ir value, but not m price They have been seld on U . n r a “ ‘ I'equeimy uncertain credit, which pro duces, to Ihe seller all the eflects of reeiuctiru'of price, whilst to the printer who pays it is ofccir- paratively little benefit. All the advantage it in tavi rnf those who promise, but do not pe. ro,™ as m truth they get types fur nothing-, and th- sn=nt printers pay for them Another objection to thism- tie of reducing !,rice is, tout it ak». r h, the seller’s lands, and, r,u matter how iudustri.nis or liugal he may be, aufjects him to all the u.conZe. niei.ee9of poverty. A; Men who passlss talents, economy, industry an J honor, will sometimes b, k money. The chit- ■acters w no have just claims tu these attributes, will rarely be at a loss fur friends, and will tntrr n butenes* «tth a more favr...bie prospect ofis-v -. cess, when assisted by a moderate, tl an by an eg. tended credit, winch .s equally witl.in ibr reach < * a rival, who, whan ardent disposition lor sped, latmn and adventure, may have but doubtful claims to reputation tor prudence. In erderto leave no ground for complaint, it i» to be understood that all purcbacers sh 4 V f firet of Apn , who comply vi-h the t ew ttrnj, will be entitled to benefit by the new pi ices • Presuming on the long intimacy »hieh ha* iub. sisted between you, gentlemen, ar.d this estubi -b ment. I request you will give this i;.s m h i. 1 your papers. Tour’s, respectfully, James Runaliistjn, Cedar, near Terlh-street. Huladtlrhia May X, 1619/ 1 “* PRICES OF WIPES. Pearl, peril*. gi rs d 1 4') W J VO rs Notice. All persons baring demands against the estate of Da'-id Lewis, late of this torn, deceased, are requested to render them in to the subscriber properly attested, within Ihe time prescribed by law; and those indebted to said estate are request- ed to make immediate payment. H S. Clarke, adm’cr St Maiy V, March 2!> r 18i 9~—70 : *• .. * V/«: Nonpareil Min: un Brevier Bourgeois Cong Primer Sn.all Pica Pea English Gi cat Primer and Ul larger sizes a.c«.jbar<ls and Quofiiticr * Credit— 60, 90 and 1^0 da\ 3. n «u ly: ' e rtce,ved in exchange, at gl6 per _J ] june i4 49 56 4» t* -42 41 49 _ Art Ordinance To amend an ordinattee,.entitled "an ordinance to improve die health of the city of Savannah and^rer other purposes,” passed 24lh March. of&VirSST 1 b 'l th * n ’*J' or '* n< l aldermen . A ti f j ™ 11 ’ :n council assembled, and Tl , ff °i iBtted b * lh * ‘Verity of the ^ur.e. That the further sum ot fifteen thousand dollais be and the same is hereby appropriated for-the purpose of complying with die payments which may b? mcntior.ed and contained in the contracts - ,n i?. bet !f et " lhtc '"y «*f Satannah and private indmcuab, for the change of culture 6& low lands in the neighborhood of Savannah. in Council, May 17, 1319. [LSJ Passed, JAMES M..WAYNE, saver. RH.Cmn.ee ^ 'Attest, Blank Indentures or sate at this 'office.