About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1819)
\ \ •• ■ ' : 4 M MUIUUBlDka TJ21X% .LANDS in Uuit.ec-.uuty, wfit reuB the suit- '.xcriher now live*, containing upwards of three > thousand seres, about lSuo *ckm ot which are link and hickory, the balance pine Untie. There ■are ub ut Slid acres cleared awl under fence, great pat I f winch Its* been itcemly wood land—I he lAeruji mi# gru#i'> ' well evince the capability of »these Una* lo piutlucr great reward for labor be stowed on rh<m Jn t»ie centre oi the cleared land i« a Fond -ubnut WO acres, which bus been * 'drained great cxptr.ee, and i» capable of cul j lurr; it nmy tidw eecr be made desirtble si - pas ture. bring capable of buppurlin^ '1C) head ol * htfrikfd cul’tc, each*hive of hursts, n.u>g, alrecp, onu ol tr *«tok. Thr»*iirh‘ the greatts part of 'these lanU^dns s never fail'u g stream. of water, where is a CV^t Mill* with u*uChiner> lo gm cot- \ ton—Li.wtrd *wu and within about 4 n^rka of Sa vannah riser, is a Mdi U*m where a ha* 1 formerly, been'irectcd The pine lands, say 1700 "afcre*, are mostly well timbered, and tfcc himber might be sent with'facility to Savannah, or sold in the neighborhood, «f prefered, where there i» a " const ai-t demand. The Orciura tins upwards of two thousand young ar.d thriving trees, corsbrtinjj of ptach, apple, ,‘^psar, ,.1’inrib, ohtrry, and other ffei s of the « M approved tptsditica^—ail .of which liave been plant* ».«l within s.x years pa*t. •The Wuildiiigy irre cvtttftrrtiVe, and sufficiently >'tnmiWou> to jerve ihc purposes of a-large Lundy* with the i*cci**.«ry nut-build.ng* for hunting the crop* I tilths 1 can with propriety ga), that the tc i« not a tract c f land in ibt county ha» so many important advantages as the one now offered—* i'n -situated 6 c.itcu from Waynfcuborough. on the •'Kemcrie ft-rrw road, and about .tlIc.,ih* residence of WiLoii Navy.wq on the Savannah *«4. AUf^usis road, which road runs through part' ol tlyoM. UiU -* I i* 25 mslsfram August*, and 9 from UtmtTt p s ferry, from wlJoh place X |»:ivc 'shij p^d-cottvn to Savunnuh at 7j cents the tub , wiic11i have been informed the ;.rices for atrip*. U»» nt in Augusta ha* been 53 per Uaj wt. Possession can he h-td on the* first ct January next, and the porchaser be suptdted with curn, .Itout*, mule* and slock of all kn:<i*> >f deairabl A Pembvi tun. Lake-Forest, hear IVuyncsl'trough, | A e—74 look at tiiis!—A Great Bargain? ■f he subscriLt:r.of5er* lor sale, at a very luw price, eleven hundred acre, of well iia»btred Hue Land, in tl,c lower [,irt of Kulluch cattrtiy, Sony mile, from Savahnah, on that large, constant and Well known stream by the name of Big Lot’s Creek.' On it is a saw and gnst mill,newly built, with one saw an-1 grut in motien; oi.e inure saw on ibe way im-v be set to work in a short time. The place Is acknowledged h> all who have seen it, to fcc superior to any in .be low country, and admits of large improvements in the water way.— In comninf seasons, there is water enough to work s. cm four to five saws or a gang, Ac "1 his mi l stand, ona ri ch with a greet tali The creek is well cleared out and has a large open channel, admitting a safe passage fob rails into lligCcnou- chie and thence to Ug- cUee, and thence to Hard wick or Sal ami ah. Ibe grist mill command a superior proportion of custom, especially in dry seasons. When the farmer* within twenty-five or thirty milts are obliged to resort to it. Indisput able titles will be given. 1 lie particulars ms/ be learnt on applying to the subscriber, who has the management of the mill at present. junathnn Bacon. Tie Savannah Republican .will insert the foie go’ng four timrs.’and foitvard the bill to Mr Reu ben King, in Darien, for p..ymtnt. aog IP p -77 Savannah Poor House If Hospital. VISITING COMMIT 1 Eri FOR July and dugusi. JcoEra S. I’blot and r l hfcddsecs Sahtow. . Jost ph lumtuixig, stu:'ry» juijp i 55 Hnrk*c*u»tgf, July 3l, United States of America. OISTIUI I' UV IlSna.-IX IS THE IM.SUTT T'it preuient >.f tr.e United Siatct to the’martinet "/tatd limner, grteUMg. f!,. S] (.GO t.I.liN, clerk. iVb. n:is a libel liaUi this day bfen filed in the 3'hiuru 'y court of the Uniicd Suits lor said dis •rici, in ilit ii.,rreand behalf df’tlie United Stales . America, by'-Bichard'W Tiabenliam, a.toroey i;e Coiled' Suun for the said district, staling, rt on or about the ti orteendi day of August, i me pnstut year of our Lord one thousand • gut hundred and nineL'cii, (hire arrived in a civ- • r ;u rt, b»y or harbor, ■ within die jurisdictional u nits of tic United States, to wit, in the river fiaVXniiali, III the ilia;rict aforesaid, from some to- re gn port or place, s certain vessel or schooner called the Friends, winch said schooner or vessel m*;v rides at anchor in ;he said river Savahnuli, anti within the jurisdiction of this honorable court— that die said schooner or vessel saihd from Uar- ncoa or some other foreign part, place or coun try, and arrived on or abuul the day and year aforesaid, w: Inn the jurisdictional limits of the United Slates, to wit, in the river Savannah afore said. and m as there found on or shout the day and year aforesaid, having on board one or more ne gro or negroes, mulatto, or person or pereons ot color, for the purpose of selling such negro oi peg roe-, mulatto, or person or persons of color, in some port or place within the jurisdiction ol the United States, contrary to the pi ovisions ol an act of die congress nf-thc United States, passed the second dryer March, one thousand eight hun, died and seven, entitled, ‘ an act tu prohibit the inip iriation of slaves into any port or place with in the junsHiction of the United States, from and after toe firsi day ot January, m the year nf our L rd one thousand eight hundred and eight.”— Am! the said Jtichard TV Habersham, attorney as' a* lev id. in tlic name and behalf as aforesaid, doth further libel, propound and ailedge in meu- r. r a *, form following, Uiat is to say, that oil or, a L> i; the f iuiteenth day Of August instant, iu the p -esem year ol our Lord one thousand cigh hun i"v I .mil niiivtueu, there was imported or hr :ughl into fhe United States, tu wit, into the nver Sa-. va-iiKih, within t!ie district aforesaid, on board ol the sc.ioouer or vessel called the Friends, trun. UarracAa, or from some other foreign kingdom,' piaue or cm; try, a n-gro or negio.s, inuUuo, or person or persons of coldr, w.th intent to bold, sell or dispose ot -uch ntgro or negroes, mulatto, or oerson or , ersona ot color, as a slave or slaves, or to he held to service m lab. r contiary to the prohiuiiions of the act of the congress of the Unit ed Slates, pasted die twentieth day of April, in the y ar of oiirLorcl i-ue 'thousand eight hundred »nd eiglitecn, enlit/vd “an act in addition to “an set to prohibit the lulroduction (in.port u-on) of slaves, into any port or place, within die jurisdic tion of the Undid Sta.es, from and after lilt fir,t day of January, in. the year of mr Lord one thou sand eight hundred and eight}” and to repeal cer tain pat t- of die same} by means of which actings and doings, and by force of the acts ot cungrt..s afor-said, Ihe said schooner or vessel, together with her tackle, apparel and furniture, and die goods anti elects on board of her, have become f ,feded to the use of the United States And the said a.torucy prays in and by die said libel, that a monition issue to ail persons concerned, to shew cause, if any. why the said schooner or ves sel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, and the goods and effects on board, should not be con demned as forfeited to the United Slates, and the proceeds d.stributcd as the taw directs, and Uiat the negro or negroes, mulatto, or person nr per sons nf color, impelled or found on board of her, be and remain in .,bc custody of the ma slial of this district, subject tu die order and disposition of the president of the United Stales. Now, therefore, you, die aa-d marshal, are here by commanded to cite and admonish a .l and suigu- lar every person or persons having, or preiencinsr to have, any right, title, interest, property .Claim or demand whatsoever ot, in, to, or upon, the said echooner or vessel called the Friends, her tac kle, hpparel and furniture, end the good, an ., tt ct> on board, and toe -aid negro or negroes, mulatto, or person or person* of color, to be and appear at a court of admiralty, to be held at die court house, iu the city of Savannah, in the distiict’alore- saic’, on die see. nd day of September neit, th n *i.d tbwe lo answer in the premises Witness, the honorable iViUian Davies, esquire, • udge of the district c*- irt of the United Suites, Tt>r"ne dUlriot .*f Georgia, having ar.d holding adiuiraltv juri-diction, this seventeenth day oi August, m ’ he year of our Lord one thuu.-and eight -hundred and nineteen. Richard >V. Habersham, •*. Dittrid -ittmuy. All personsinterested in thefan.go.ng monition Will lake due notice. Juhn H- Morel, marshal D. G- aup '.9 — -77 - Twenty Dollars? reward. .... -re. in me subscriber, in the early par- d?- er last, a mulatto man named Joss, foren’i ‘ns property of William Stephens, esq. ;< *.. s of a very bright complexion, light ha,r, t ill"4-(ir --might and rather grey. He is about ., feet J \ :,r seven inches high, has holes bored h - t-.ti ear, hlpe eyes, and on close examination tkvvenp tucu wounds may he ft nod about his iV.-t.s ate John is well-known about ihe city » in, fa been employed by the Savannah V - actor Oust :s to pbqr for them. Whoever w ’ -i .j * In: above fellow to the subscriber or n, ii wi gaol in. the state dull receive . • r.warj. -‘ it meters vessels and others are 1“ ' '-vrbori^ or carrying him out - d against . *ul be rigidly enforced ^7* “ u “ 1 ^, *-bsb rauicmu). ''United States rf America. MhrtUlT f*F GbtlRUiA—is TilVr iDHUilTI. 'the I'rc* dmi rj Ihe (Jiuitil Siuii*, lu <Ac*Wa»*.1 u» oj' the »ii*d district, grating: [L F] ClliO. GtKN. cUrl:- A^ntreas, a libttliaiii ihtK day been filed in lb admiralty court f«r said d strict, b,. MycUtK acting vice c«tihul uf his Uritaunic nisjci.ly Hit of the united king.lf ms of tsfeat britaiu and Jrt- land, atjaitist ihe cargo of the Ann, of Scarbrctlgh, alUgiug, that the BriSsh brifr f Jie Ann, or tc^r- hpsogh, nhMied by Itrivislr subjects, and commaitd- e<t l»y *I'liortiRS Sanlcy, also a liritiib subject, w itb a lull car^o uf colfee and stijjat, and completely manned and equ.pptu fi t her iutenderJ Vi >agc, railed from MaUriMi*, in the Island oi Cuba, bound t’» fklmimih, in Ki<gland, >u the Intm; end cf the mV.jdh of June la-l; and that, wkilt probccutii ^ her aa'id intended t o) age on the -day tf last, on tfie high and open sfas, off the coast oi Florida, the said bng was illegally, feloniously and piratically seised, captured and taken posses sion of by ceiflain person* acting with jut coUr ut authority, and stranded on the coast of Kaat Flo rida, where she now lies; that the said pirates hav »ng taken possession of the said Vestel and her cargo, murdered the captain, mate, carpenter, cook and oue of the seamen, and proceeded to plunder the said cargo; that a part of the said car go hath be in sold to persons unknown to the h- bdUnt, a part hath been shipped to ti.e port ot Charleston, in the district ot' South-Carolina, a part ha h arrived in the port of Savannah, in the istrict of Georgia, and the remainder is On board the said brig, or transhipped into smaller vessels, and now on its way to the port of »avt»nr.ah, and ihat the boat of the said brig is at St. Mary's, in the district of Georgia, where it was left by the •aid pirates, or some of tin n», as the libellant was informed and believes; that the libellant, as > ice- consul aforesaid, hath just right and lawful title to claim the said brig, her tackle, apparel, &c. anti he caigo laden on board or the proceeds thereof, iu behalf of the tiu * and lightful owners, being British subjects, and doth hereby claim the same; and the ssud libellnit m and by the said libel pray®, that due process vf law may issue against the rac- kle, apparel and furniture of the-said brig, he r boats, and the cargo laden on boa«d, and that so much of the carr* as maybe found within the ju- - isdiction of this honorable court may -be se«zed and takeu info the custody of the proper officer thereof, and that a monition may issue to cite and admonish all persons having, or pretending to have, any claim therein, to be and appear at a day and phee-to be named for that purpose, to shew c-ause if any they have, u'hy the same should not be adjudged to the libellant; and that a monition. or monitions may also issue to cite and adin >nhh all and every the person or persons Into v. hose nand-s any part of the tsme, or of ihe proceeds ’hereof, may have come, to bring the same into the said court to abide the further order a;:d de cree thereof. Now, the?efore, you, ihe said marshal, are here by commanded to cite ad and every p< r>on hav :ng or claiming any rigid, title, interest or de mand whatsoever, in. to or upon the said coffee and sugar, tt.e cargo of the >aid “Ann, of Scar brough,” to appear a special court of admiralty, to be held at the courl-nouse, in the city of Sa vannah, iu said district, on the seventh day of Sep tember next, tc answer to the Ijbellant in the pre mise*, and to shew cause, it any they have, why ihe prayer of the libellant should n»»t be grantea, and whatsoever you shall do in die piuniscs cer tify to the judge of said court at the time and place aforesaid, and have than ar.d there this writ. Witness, the honorable Wiiham Davies, judge of said court, this Vventieth day of August, m tire year eighteen hundred and nineteen. John Macpherson Berrien, procto ■ for libellant. AH persons interested ia the foregoing monition will take due notice. John H. Morel, marshal. .. ...... • £By Authority: of tHd titata of t»eos§ai..j > ■SPLENDID SCHEME .OF , A LOTTERY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF TUB Savannah Poor-House and Hospital. SCilE^lE, • < Prize cf 855,000 % S25,000 do of 10,000 10,000 do of 5,000 5,000 80 do of 1,000 30,000 so do of 100 5,000 100 (lo of 50 5,000 S DO uo of 25 20,000 '40(70 Tickets at 8.25 ia S 100,000 as follow: 4 .«t day, first drawn Number- 1,000 dollars •rid day. 2 do do 1,000 each d'>.\ 2 do do 1,000 each itil re .rj’, do do 5,000 rith day, do do 1,000 Sill day, 3 do do 1,000 each £v= Oa tlie*7ih day, before tlie opening of the wheels, one of 825,000, one of 13,<rt0..an*i twenty-oiic of gl.iA." , will lie |iut iu tut wheel by the cotDir.isvioucre, vikI lemalli llonting until drawn. The first dtswn 5', ■ hiank, to be entitled to ‘J3 tlollxrs each. &■ 'i L’iie whole to be completed in eight days drawing, under the su- perinteutience of the ctinimi!*sioneis All the |irizcs payable m cash, sixty nays after ihe drawing, (subject tu a deduction of IS per cent ouiy) at tile BANK of tite SfAffi ef GfiOHGU. N. S. BAYARD I. MIMS RUIIBRT HABERSHAM JUHN i EWIS RIOtiARD lUDHA.RDSON JAMES MORRISON C OMMISSIONERS. JOHN I*. WILLIAMSON JOSEPH GUMMING J. P HENRY MOSES HERBERT D T. HALL JACOB FARM ELMS REED T. V GRAY JA.WF.S M KENRY E. S. REES wxd JOSEPH HABERSHAM gy- la ofleriMg the above small though splendid Scheme to tlie public, peSC'immiasionera are confident of its containing a jj ea.er number uf capital puzts than any befor er-errteJ in the United States, of Ihe same magni tide. The commissioners having in view the rs'al*- lid.ment of a POOU-HOUS11 and HOSPIT AL, on a mure etiensive plan than heretofore, they calf upon ll;e piJ.lic in behalf ot this insiilution. die benefits of which are not only confined to this city or state, but are extended to all the sick and indigent of whatever nation, who fall within the sphere of its usei'ulie-s They have every reason, therefore, to belive that, frost the small number of Ti.-k ets, and the daiins of the Institution upon the benevolence of the public, that the dvawitig-.vill can mere*.-in a veiy short time. . ( CORREC f LISTS of the PRIZES will be kept as the drawing progressts. TICKETS pnd SHARES for saie by the subscribers. Q'-j- ORDERS for T ickets or Shores, inclofing the cash, post paid, addressed to either of the sub scriuers, will be promptly aritirded to. • • A DISCOUNT Will be allowed to those who puichase a quantity. * Whole Tickets, S25 Halves tlo. 12 50 Quarters Uu, 6 25 W. T. WILLIAMS, ? >. , C. H. HAYDEN, $ ^ sent3 ' Savtoivuh, Jlprit 6, 1819. Pilots ■ Authorised to act for the Jlnrui.il/live: of Savannah BIlA.M'll fll. TS. II. Sisson H Craig r Noit:ige j fl Hail S Timmons W Roy* ton R Broughton H B;.ker T Bradley fohn Low X B Sisson James FIccrd S Briggs, jr. T West W Wall \ f'.uard Georgia—Ejfingham county. By J<;ltn Ciiurlton, c.erk of the cvuvl uf ordinx* ry for tbe county and state aforesaid. Whereas, John Womack; of Savannah, andSs rah Womack, ot L&nghain, Latu applied to me tor Utters ut admiiusi:ation ou the estate of Wn Womack, late of Lifiugliao, dec as nearest of kin These are, therefore, to cite and admonish All and singular the kindred and creditors of said de ceased to file their objections (if uny they have) in my office on or before the 5 h day of Sept, next, otherwise letters of adnunisiration will he £C«-ited the applicant- Given under my hand and seal this 5th day of August, 18i9. [L b] JOHN CHARLTON, ccot aug 5 —* 71 Georgia—Bulloch county. By the honorable the court of urdiiwj of said county. Whereas, Catharine Jackson, administratrix of the estate of Jarvis Jacx>on ( deceased, hath ap plied to the said court fio!* letters distnisscry from the said adminisiration. Tiiese axe, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tlie kindred and creditors of said de ceased to file their objections (if any they have) in the office of the clerk ot this court on nr before the 11th day of September next, otlierw.se letters diimissory will he granted to f he applicant. Witness the honorable David Kennedy, esq one of the justices of said court, this IQrb <i»v uf July, 1819. [Ls] ELY KENNEDY, ccosc july 15 ••— Georgia—Bulloch county. By tbe buuoroble tbe court cf ordinary of said county. Whereaa, Sarah Goodman, administratrix of the estate of David Goodman, deceased, hath applied tor letters dismisaory from the said administra tion. Now, therefry, these arc, to cite and admo nish ml! and singular the kindred and creditors of tbe said deceased to file their objections (if any they have) in the office of the clerk of this court on or b< lore the 11th day of September next, otherwise letters dismtssory will be granted the applicant. Withes*, Hie honorable John Ei eritt, esq one of the justice# of aid court, this 10th diy of July, 1819. [L SJ ELY KENNEDY, ccost july U-._ *—-6S J Dowdy \V White '* b Fiiclrer .! Delano E Holies .1 Pitcher L Graig S Norton T Harden R (,' tarr.ders W Todd H Timmons iD Pitcior John Johns j Bj Order if the Board. JohnG. Hnlcomoe, jnne 18 T1 tec’-y C-m. of Pilotage PRO! OSALS For Publishing, by Subscription, BY JOHN BINN3 A SPLENDID EDITION or tux Declaration of Independence. The fiie of the paper is 36 inches by 24; it has been mujiufactureU by Mr Ames, m bis best mm ner, and of ti<e very best materials. The design from the pencil of Mr Bridport is executed iu imitation of Ba» Releff and encir cic3 the Declaration as a cordon of honor, stir muur.Led by the Arms of the United State*. Im mediately underneath the arms is & Urge medai lion portrait of general GAcitnx Wasuikgtos, sup ported by cornucopiz:, and embellished -with spears, flags, mid other military t'lphies and tmbLtns.— On one side of this medallion portrait, is a similar portrait of John Hancock, president of congress, July 4, 1776* and on the other, a portrait of 1 m,. Mis Jlfvehson, author of the Deciaraiion of Inde pendence The jvrms of “The Thirteen United States,” in medallions, form the remainder of the cordon, which is further enriched by some of the charac teristic product ions of the United Stale*; such as the tobacco and Indigo plants, the Colton shrub, rice, &c. The facsimiles have been engraved by Mr Val lance, who executed this important part of the Notice. The estate and cflects of Aaebew Eawtjr, A. Euwin, CiiiotL Sc Co. and Ehwin & Co. having been assigned to tbe subscriber* for the payment of certain debts mi the first instance, and after- vvardsfor the benefit of all the creditors of the said coiceri)8. notice is hereby given to those interested, of the said ansigumait. Ail persons indebted to the said Andrew Erwin, Erwiiij Groce 8c Co. or Erwin 8c Go. are notified to pay the amount t J publication ut the City of Washington," where, b> their debts to the subscribers only, and a spec- ~ : “ ‘‘ " —- -*■ — * - *— ‘ dy payment will be required, in order to enable the subscribers to make a settlement of the afiairs of the said firms. All those having claims again* the said parlies are requested to exhibit them to the subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,') • JOHN M'KINNfe, f BARN A MKlNfiE, f 1 "* • WILLIAM SloIS, J aid eh 31—— TS "Police * Office, Jhtgitst 1819. A book is kept in this office, for any entry, me- morar.duiis, or information, that any p-rson, (with or without hi* r.ame) may wish ’o comir.unka'e to the Council, the Mayor, rr M«uj,hal. It is also desired, that all complaints f«*r vioLitions cf city ordinaoce?, or other grievance* which requirethe interpo sition < f this department, may be entered and comrmir.icated in the same form, liv order of the Mayor F. M. Stone, c* m. An Ordinance To amend an ordhiar.ee, cutiued ‘an ordinance to improve the. health of Ihe city t-f Savunusth, and fur other purports,” paa-wd •4ih March. 1317. Be it ordained by tbe mayor end aldermen of the city of Savannah, in council assembled, aod it is hertby ordained by the authority ol the same, That the furtirer sum of fifteen thousand dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated for the purpo e of complying with i.ie payments which may b? mentioned and coota ned in the contracts entered into between the ci’.y of Savannah and private individual*. fc»r the change of cultuie on low lands in the neighborhood uf Sataunah. In Council, May 17, 1819. [L S] Passed, JAMES M. WAYNE, mayor. Attest, li- R- Cutler, c c .In Ordinance To allcr an ocdin&nce so far as relates to tlie sala ry allowed to the city scavenger. Whereas it is right tlnd the officers of this cor poration should receive a compensation equal to the duties required of them— X. Be it ordained by the mayor and aldermen of the city.of Savannah in council assen bled, and it « hereby ordained by • c authority of the same, That the ei‘y scavenger snail receive a salary die sum of four tbousar^d four hundred dollars per annum* payable quarterly. . .' 2 And be U further ordained. That so much of the sixth section of an ordinance, passed June 15,1818, as relate* to the. pay of the +c»veng£r be and the same is fieieby repealed* In Council May 3, 1819. {L S] Passed, JA*\rES AI. WAYN& tmjjcr. Attest, ii> X. : ulIHp3|C. (, penni-saiun of the secretary of state, lie had tht original signatures cou&tanily under his ej e JJppartment of State, l9fA ~*pril, 1819. I certify, 'I hat this is a correct copy of the ori gi iul Declaration of Independence, deposited at this l>parimenu and that I have compared all the signatures with those of the original, and have found them exact imitations. Jottir Qcinct Ai>4ms. The portraits are engraving by Mr Lo;.gacre from o”igit>al paintmgs by Messrs Stuart, Copley ■ar.d Otis, and the mof>t esttemed likenesses. The Arm-> of the Cm ted States, and of the sev eral states have been faithfully executed from of ficial dtsc ipuons and oocumens in the manner di rected by tlie most approved author* on the sci ence of Heraldry. It is confidently expected that this engraving will be a splendid and truly natiot al publication.” The publisher dunks he can promise that it shall be ready to deliver to subscribers late \n June, or early m July next, at tls djlLr* each Copy, to be paid on delivery* The engravings will be followed by a Pamfhlet, containing the official documents connected with the publication as amhonties. an-1 a list cf tbe subscribers’ came*. The Tamphlct to he deliv ered gratis It is conic mplated to liave a few copies print ed on paper prepared to carry colours, to have tlie shields accurately tinted in the modern siyle; and the phnts, &c colored by one of our most ap proved water colourers. Tlie price of ti»OM2 su perb copies will be thiutekn dollars each. Gen tlemen who wish fer coloured copies,are request ed to add the word "cclaw ed” to their subterib- tion. Satir., manufactured expressly for thii publica tion, ta daily expected from France. Care shall be taken and no trouble or expense spared, tc have some very superior copies printed on tilis satin The price of these copies cannot now be ascer tained II will hereafter be anucanctd. Ger.tle- rtJen who wish for copies on satain,are requested to add to their subscription the words “on s mk. JOHN' BIN NS, JV&. 7, Chet nut street, Philadelphia* Subfcriptions will be received at the office of tht Suvanuah Republican PBOPDSaLIB For Publishing, at AliUttdgville, A NEWSPAPER—TO BE ENTITLED GEORGIA SEFUIiLiaZr. Tfie duty of Editors cf newspapers, fortunate ly, is w ell understood by tbe American people.*—- The publication, therefore, of jiroposals for print* ing. does not, us weconct’iie, require any avow* al cf political tenets. or protestation cf patriot*- i*in. jTii usetoa. Lit tljtir wotk, not a pros pectus, decide if Editors be, or be not Worth/ the patronage of their fclh-w-eitixen*. The first number of the Ceergta JZtpubhcun will be issued, by us, at Milkdgvilitr, on the second. Tuesday in September, the prtsent year. It viil) he printed or.ee a week, and on a large super* royal sheet:—r.ct inferior, in point cf sue, to any in tlie state. The press, and ail mcessary appara tus, to be entirely new, and of the best quality-W. Wc solicit thep«Lonage cf au uidtpcmluit cuu,- m unity. CONDITIONS. Three Dollars, in advance, (upon the receipt of the tiist number) or Four J Vjllurs at the expira tion of the year. Advertisements and ail other printing will be done at Hie, customary prices.— Letters addressed to :V- £dj-u» mu,t. in all aiw, be rosr vxm. W AG1 KH ,IUN ES. HENRY i-EJtiSON. Villfilgevitle, April 20, 1819. To the Printers if the U.~Siuic9. GentRnun—In presenting a !i.-t of new j-viceii of type*, itiine explanatory rtrraiks may be um - ful. The former prices were fixed during a period in which die raw materials wi re dear, ar.d n- t tasn* to be procured, and it is p-eeupied Ilia- he; 1,:, si>mecla,m to be Considered moderate, as. in re Type were more than three per cent lower ir. rbiladtipliia, than in Lomioo; and no adean-.e was marie on those prices, uirijng the late tvai, although existing circoutstarices would 1-ave -a..;i- fied the measure. It was considered that aii ad vance would he an actual levs to tlie pr-nters, as the competition in the printing business hue!, be fore iliat period, armed :■« such a point, that tlie public were supplied w ith printing, at irer-.r.y the minimum, and also, that it wbs probable ti.e pri ces of types would continue some tin-c aider the rctirn uf peace, and recompense fur any aeivatt- trig. that Was given uf>. 1 his has taken place. t-or sumo lime past, types have been lowertei in v-iluf, hut r-ct in price. They have been sold on loi.g and frequently uncertain ereJit, which pro. duces, to the seller all the eff ects of reduction uf price, whilst to the printer who pays it is of com paratively little benefit. All the advaitlagc a- in invor cf those who pror.-itc, but do not pe- 'a, in. ;>: in tiulh they get types fur nothing, and tlee tt-i • vent printers pay for them. Another objection f e> litis mode of reducing price is, tnat it absorb* iho seller’s funds, and, no matter how ir-dustrious or fiUgal he may be, subjects him to all the menu le niences of poverty. Men who possess talents, economy, industry and honor, will sometimes lac k money. 'J he cha racters w ho have just claims to theic attributes, will rarely be at a loss for friends, and will ennr on business with a more favorable prospect ofauo- cess, when assisted by a moderate, than l-y an c:i tended credit, which is equally within the imcli - f a rival, who, w ith an ardent disposition iorvptcn. latiou and adventure, msy have but doubt!uI claims to reputation for f-reidence. In order to leave no ground for c- n,plaint, it is to be understood that all purch.scre- sn.ee the first of April, w-ho comply with the t.ew terree, will be entitled to benefit by- the new [.rices. Presuming on tiic lor g i.uioiacv which IiastoU sisted between you. gentlemen, and this establish- molt, i request you will give thi- ao il.s.uiu„ nt your papers. Your’s, respectfully, J ulies Ui.ri.iltlKon, Ccciar, near TerrUi-street. l > l.iiadeU,.i’.a, May J, 1819. PRICES OP TYPES- Pearl, perib. si 7-y 1 4j J <*j 7u Nonpareil Minion Brevier Bourgeois Long Primer * ,55 Small Pica ' - aj. Pica • 44 English 40 Great PriAer and all larger sixes 41 Scabbard*and Quotations qj Credit-60, 90 and 120 data. Old type received in exchange, at Stlb pei 1121bs. June 24—49 In Council, August Whereas there is an ordinance now in exist ence, requiring certain keepers of certain board ing houses when sny person therein boarding, shall be taken sick, that the keeper or keepers of said boarding houses do report tite same immedi ately to the Police Office: Oil motion of aider- man Ash, resolved, that the said reports be re quired. and for the information of ail concerned that litis be published by the city printer. Extract from the nitntttea. _ U. tt. Cuvier, c.c. suer 12 74 An (h'dinance. To fix the fees of the City Gauger. J Be it ordained by the may or and aldennr'n o the city of Savannah, in ci.nnctl assembled, and it is hereby o.d. hed by the authority of the .anie. That the City Gauger be and is hereby allowed on every service performed by iiim the sum of twenty-live cents. In Council. 16th Tula. 1819. (L.Sj Passed T. C. 1*. CHARLTON, mayor. Attest, U. K. CLYLEH, c e. sue 12 74 Notice. All persona baring demands against the estate of David Lewis, late of this town, deceased, are requested to render them in to the subscriber, properly attested, within the time prescribed by !«Wi and those indebted to said estate arc request ed tu make immediate payment. S>- Clarke, aJm'or St Mary's, Maroli 29,181?——TO t An Ordinance To amend an ordinance, entitled ‘‘an ordii ance let prevent horses and other animals fre-in running at large w-thin tlie city of Savaat.aU," i i.aa Feb 20. 1809 1 Whereas, it is injurious to the public thees, and dangerous to tlie safety t.f the citizens, to permit horses ai d like animals to run at large through tin streets, and other parts of H e cry: Be it therefore ordained by the mayor and al dermen of the city of Savannah, in council are-eta iled, ar.d d is hereby ordained by the authority of the same. That the first at cion of the above reci ted ordinance which permits ‘lit rse.-, geidL.gsa mares, cobs fillies jackasse, am! mules, to run a* large between the 1st day of May and November, be und the earners hereby repevlto*. Beit further ordained by the aulbor.ty afore said, That it shall he the duty of the city tnarstial, and also of tlie city constables, to trite up and -m- pound ar.y and every such animal that rnay be seen or known to go at large within the corporate limits of the city: and tht owner or owner* or such animal or animals, s-- taken up and impound- ed in a livery stable shall pay pdl expenses that may be thereby incurred, in addition to the pen alty imposed l-y the above recited ordinance. In Council, -iu>. 9, lb]9. (1 si Passed, TUP CHARLTON, trr.r.cr. At'est, ft U. Cerent, c."cl sug 12 74 P'ifty Dollars' reward. Ranaway Irom the snb,ciiber on the nVbt rf the 24th April, a negro wc-nlon named RACHEL, ft-imerlv belonged to Mr David Williford, of tht* city. Rachel is about SO years old. bnght com plexion, about 5 teet 3 or 4 inches high, and weU formed, one of her ancles considerably swollen, commonly smiles when spoken to, speaks good English and answers questions intelligently i Whoever will deliver the above wench to the sub scriber in Savannah, or lodge her in any gaol m the state, shall receive the above reward. N. 11- All master* of vessels and others are cau tioned against harboring or canning her but of the state, as the kw w ill be rigidly enforced again-1 a ‘ em - a no G. J. PALa2$T aprd h5—ex—j—98
