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. -.r *. Dannie School. ^laime'&'Rfrs' Insi#arfce Gfcnpany "jlr.-SAN"SAVwjy .tspcctfuijy 55 <e»«»1.Jr^nU«si»i«HVC^avanlult, tlurt. ?*•“ Olittii 1»» «4»0l on Tiifi r.lay.-the ltd*#*- n ; • Xm wluCttfc IntfiT nat-t ol the ba filing oun^J by SThHrer MK of tile Willing owned by »'> i Xn’« Prc*VMjiaiicMg'- daysrof tuition " ill be I dfcsdaj s ano ™! ‘ , • davs, tro.it S to ft o’clock, I*, M- H!£> “ . Irotn 6 to 9 foeff otlsmen; aJ4.UiM‘‘,;*F c ng CMM»**o* •*«» <»«» ^'• U X“ iw“ • fi-tadfor Adfirrocn. lie ««.•*;> <?'!-/“f’F? • everv davin tile Week, t onvUdLeltu- 1 - A. M. to cvcrv 2 (’.Si: uni rum JU.UP >1 to fain#M wh i nwy rma iiilo vunc plane, -and would "rewivui;Ti»r^i^ 'M*m* to commence *" roe price ol tnitibn for tlibse who bare in for- ' iner seasons sttctuhrd hs school, 15 dollars per oiiiter. J doll*.'of the same to lie pail a i- ■ vance—for Uiosc who have 'dot befoie a.tended • his school,2j-doH»r».pelfHoa tef 5 dollars «* we • name to be paSduti-advance. AppheettW ta.i lit made to him at tile house of I'. >’■ * f nontasson, ■ es.|. neart.ie court-house, or at tlie Witio-* room. Flattered by the »icon ugsanciii «li d lie me. I heretofore received f om the c liicns ol Savanna,i, ~tn tlie line of his profession,'he hopes, by liuc v- /rtertious to plca*r.',- to be again favored with We t public patronage. St:t unnah, .S"ir. 5, 218 , , ptt MEJWJ.Vo. 6, . The boa r d of directos offlic Savannah Marine and Fi,e Snau ivce company, have declared a l> vidcudoi ttciterifi-' ceat on their t ansadt ousfor the last s x months, u tl ch w-11 be pa d at the oliice on and i&er Thu sdsy next, the luh Me. 1 Hi WAYNE, tec’ry. june 7 I *a a f .» ^rcftaiitb’ and Planters’ Hotel. The subscriber take* tiff* method of n tuni n^ ^tjis best thunks to :iia friends, ard country cu* tomer* in geecraR-Tor Rie lilier^l patroiuire h« h»>. *t»ct*e tuvrlTp^d .v»tr» vrjoe In* couimtntjf^nt •»* business. He also lake* theliberty of ftif *rmii V them, thkt inking into vre*r th* a untvreckleii:e<i. luxuriance r»f the present crop* (t«» wl»:el» !•* ju.“ beewxn ne witness dnr.ng a recent txcAtrVior ’* through the inferior of this state anu perl i»f k’-. * Carolina,) ;*sair»' the great scarcity am! ihcrenstif ‘value oftnqn'y, he Urnb it but reasonable anti i just that* eorrespondent reduction <»ught to tike place in t?»e price of board—Acting on those principles, and with this object in view, lie fi-.* adopted the fo!loiririg>afes to tie-observed at th«* above*c*tab!whrnenl, during tlie - tusumg winter *•¥«! Transient boarders, per dajr • Board and Imlppng perV^itarler D » do per month -)1o without lodging, per quarfer 1 Un /Jn per monll) f |n fta!abl£ning'lhe inrtNre rate^, he flattens him fclf that h;» triend* wil di*r«’vef • a dinp* - aiticn to conform to existing ^WrcnmstancHf:, and as lit intends continuing his t>est eimiou^ ' to ksxp his t^ble picnritYdl*/ furnished with fht, /tfeitr th^ msrket afford*,^Uis T>edding clean a usual, and his house quiet and comfortable (r«.: gambling being ever permitted) he hcrjrtu myist aconlintisnce of their favors. It cntly necd'nJa'fy to add, that bister will al*ap bs suppVed witli tl:e best liquor* and v ines ap* 4»is Stables with corn, oats, fotlder and hay." tUcfdrest quahty, with attentive hostlers avltyreti fore. W. CttXlli 'Savannah, I fit October, 1019. 4>i. II. The editors *.f the '.tWledgeville Journal Augusta !l :raTd. and Misinnary, will please ii* •aertthe above six timetf in their respective paper and forward their *c ouots to the Office or tli Savannah Republican for jfay'rrtehl. r»ct ‘JO 204 gr so l«R oo 56 Ob 85 00 3o:oo Charles G. Wright & Wm. D. Smith. HutorfcaL Portrait, Hank ’and Stul GH-4l r RRSy Having rormed a connexion, under tlie firm of 11'right cJ Smith, beg leave to infoiTn' the public thot the abpve bus ntsi will be cont nued at the plabe fq*mc« hr occupied by C. C. VV< ght, an die uppe pa?t of M . Jos'-alt Penfiid’s store, at the co ner of Whitaker and Ibyan st eels, where all o ders n their i ne will be punctually "attended to, and no'paius spared to gi ve the utmost satisfac tion. , ' ’ Noto ial and Counting House Seals, Bills of Rx- cliange, Merchant’s Ca Us,-of Add ess, Vis ting ViitxU, plain and Ornamented Door Plates, Coats v»f A lbs. Vi/iw/ail k nd* of Cdppe plates and Wood Kng»aving. executed at the N. York and Philadelphia established pr ccs. ?C. Jl. Copperplate Printing ilone ac a reason able not Co, at tlie above |>ia£e. , nov 23 2J3 , Notice. The sole and surviving pa tner of a house, and tlie most extensive and respec able, that ever ex isted *m Charleston, S i ith-Ca olina having suffer ed most severely f o n its eve ses and other cau- e*: but, fioma nearly twenty yeas {abor, lias Hoar a prospect SJI l ce tajnty of drawing some thing very naiidsonte from the thraldoms of it; anil having to support a claim against the Spanish rovemmeut for a very extensive sum, secured to him by tlie convention of 1302, and tin* treaty re cently concluded with Spain, awL supported be cvcrv document and proof that ran be necessary to •substantiate* it, that lutve been mostly in the keeping of the American government, for four teen years past—-would be glad to treat* with an honorable and respectable house in Georgia, for the immediate advance of One Thoutand Dotlarn, in the legal tnteiyst of tine oouutrv, tlie payment tu lie secured by a security on a most extensive and valuable landed property, in G)vnnu;ouitTy.— Or, he would prefer* procuring the immediate patronage* of a respectable house or fri end, to that amouiit, on the condition, of their being per mitted to participate in the monies received, be yond ‘any thing that he could offer, as an interest; and to have permanent idvantaj^s secured to them, after the recovery of the property. The most satisfactory and undeniable testimonials and evidences will be shown to any respectable appli cant. For further particulars,.please to apply to rapt. Newcomb, at the ba? of tlie ^asliiugton Hall. Sivx>annak^7iine I3f/i,1819 Td-P ’ Dancing -Academy. Kr.-TnneDoiiF. IJ. Fin*v.u begs leave to inform tlie citi/ena. of Sav.mnali that he will open a UAXULNd ACADEMY," on Thursday, the 8th ins*, at the large and coT.mod us bom of the court house. He will also g vc pr vate lessons to lad es and gentlemen bn appl cation to him at tlie house occup ed by M s. P erce, opposite the Wasiing- ton Halt The days oftuitfen will be Tuesday's Thursday’s and Satu tlav's, f dm3 to 6 o’clock r. m. for young ladies, and f om 6 to 0 for gentlemen. Jl . F.iyoile w 11 also g«vc lessor.i every day in the week, at the same place, at such hours of tlie iiiom ng as may best su t fum I es, who arc des- rous to form into classes, or’*would preicr receiv ing p ivate k*4$ntb. i e sons wsh ng nformat;on as to M *. Fayollc’s mo ai*rhartiete _ , educat on and talents, will be oieased to enqu>rc of Mr. Petit DtViflers aiid of M . John Guenin. Pr.ce of tint on $5, entrance, and ^>1j per quarter. ' nov hi 229 - • To the, Inhabitants of Sav annah-'and its vicinity. A gentleman, who liasi.tdy a rived hc-e from Eu'-ope, unde.fttkes to cu c all DISEASES inc- dent to that noble animal, the HOUSE-rCorns, thrushes, and cont acted feet, completely and ex- peditimisly cured; rol nts, sp*a ns, .lameness, and king Jioves effectually removed. He also under takes to cu e the diseases of the eye, i* called up- n wlien tliey a e fi st affected. He begs leave renia k, these d seascs, generally, may (if tak en care of at an eariy stage) be cuied in a very short period, and at a tr ff tig expense. Horse Medicine, of eve")* description, carefully prt*j>ar- edj and to he hail on the styoriiest notice. Ho ses carefully bled. Voting lad»es and gentlemen taught to ride and manage a ho sc dexterously in a few lessons, lit w 11 also break horses for*riding* and t.«tu them to draft in the most perfect manner— as Ins object is to engage a p'-eference and by his exertions to please anil ; e&sonahle term- ensui*e the patronage of tlie pub! c. Any commamls, ad-* d cssed to Jnux I..avastaff, at M’S. Palmer’s boarding house?, Je/ferson street, corner of Pres ident street, shall becarefully attended to nov 22 232 , 5Notice. ^ All persons are' jwwncdnrt to purchase3' , at pTantation or tract t)f land, called Nelvill^, in Soidh-Carolina adfgVtiscd by t^prge Woo^lrulf, esq" as tie; said traCtof land belongstoftlie estate of M'lfray to which tie subscriber i. tl»e oiJy siir- vivtor rcprcscut:,tiYc. Tills tract of land r:*Iictl Nelvj’k-, is outrtd lor sale by the subscriber, up on adtantajr&ous tends, and imlfcT>utablrtitks will oe given. LOUISA OMONK3. junr .9 54 Notice. AU persons :u*e cautioned atptinst purchasing from Minor Winn, anv binds be'opginff to tile es- ates of Thom its Wasllington. or David Murray, iis lie tlie said Minor Winn lias no power or aiitiiori- tv to dispose <Sf am- property t>f said estates.— Persons wlio have pnrcliaseil, ?nd bold under bis title, lire notified that suits will be commenced ‘ag-.d.ist tliefit by the subscriber, who alone Iras tlie local claim to the propertv belonjring to said c s- ta^CS. ......re. ’tine 30 .'*54 LOUISA O.M0NES. Police Of bee, Oct. 2,1819. The tranquility and good order which ought to bepreseiwcd in this city on the Sabbath day, be ing very much disturbed l>y mobs and collecting of negro hot s, I am direct by the Mhvoj* to take such boys into custody, when, acting in a noisy and tumultuous manner. 'Fire masters Or employ ee of those negix) boys'and child en a;-e earnestly requested to keep them more confined to thei;* i-espectivc vaids, audio a better state of subor. diiiation F. M. STONE, marshal. Notice. During my absence for a few weeks from this flv.cmjt. John Kellv will act as roy depute. AB’M NICHOLS, hirhor-master. oct 28 211 ' . Notice. All persons having demands against the estate, of the late major And: ew MM^au; will present them to T1IOS. BOVKKfk oct 28 211 tubnor. Notice. Persons having claims against tlie estate of col. John Pray, are requested tc ’■nre.tent tliem to the nntlersipned and those indebted to said estate ire required to make immediate payment to 1. J. MAXWELL, l<pia!. GEO. M. WATEItS,JexW oct 19 203 Notice. Thr? estate and effects ofAiwfrew Env n, A. Er win, Groce & Co. and. E« w n & Co. hav ng been ass gned to tlie subscribe s fo* the payment ofee-- tain debta in the fi st mstance, and afterwa ds for the benefit ofallthecred to s of the said concerns, notice is lie *eby given to those inte esteff, ’ of th sad assgnmcnt. All pe sons indebted^to the sa d Audiew Erwin, Erwm, U oce Ik Co. or E w n & Co. a* c not fled to pay tiie amount c^ their debts to the subscriber only, and a speedy pay ment w II be eqwP ed, n o de- to enable the sub- scribe** to make a settlement of the alriu's of the sa il fi ms. All those hav ng cb:Kls against the sU, d pa t es a e re«ptested to eaihsb.t tliem to tlie subsc* ibc r s, dulv attested. GEORGE HAffGUEAVES,^ JOHN M‘!v!NNE, ( 11A12NA M‘KINNE, f a * r, Z ne€S - WILT JAM SIMS, J n.acli 31 76 Fof Ruts A pr me Mulatto Fellou*, 20 years of age—tenns low. Apply at th s office, nov 6 *219 Committees' of Council. . Committee of Finance—Aldcimen Ilarr s, llom-ke, Ileliry. dual and Cout's-Jfoitse Oonvmttee.—Aldermen Cone, Bees, Slnftall. Street and Lcne Committee—Aldermen tVh-te. Herbert, IFLyon. Exchange Committee—Aldermen Herbert, Kel ly, Morrson. l*ump and Lamp Committee—Aldermen Daven- po t, Uces, Cope. 1/softK and Cowetery CoanmitU**—Aldermen War- fig, Hair s, Henry. Jitarlcet Committee—Aldermen Sheftall, Kelt)’, Morr.son. Committee on Public Sales—Aldermen Bourke, Herbert, Davenport. Kngineand Fire. Bucket Committee—Aldermen Kelly, Bourke,'D‘i.yon. Committee on PuHc Bocks—Aide 1 men Dave port, Sheftall, Jtees. Eivtructfrom the minutes. U. H. CUVLE1J, c?c. sept 16 89 Georgia—Chatham County. By S. M. Bond, clerk of the ccurt of ordinary fbr said county. To all whdm Jf irilv edneerm \Vhertas, Ann Elerbe appl e# for lettiri of ad- ministrabon on the estate and effects of Mark El- lerbc, late of Chatliam county, planter, deceased, as nearest of kin. These, are therefore, to^pte and adrtrnish all and singular the k mired ftna cred tors of the said deceased to file their objections (ifanythev have) in my office on or before the 3d day of January next^ otherwise letters of admirastratloti will be granted the applicant. Given under my hand 'and seal, tills 3d day of December, 1819. (LS) 9. M. BOND ccotc. dec S 241 Receiver of Returns X)f taxable fir jfierty of Camden county. JXaticft to absentee* tha^the following lanfis fc,vc been returned for taxes in said county, for the present year, 1819—via .- Isaac Briggs, One tract of Lan-din Camden coun ts-.containing 287$ acres. Hugh Barns, one tract of land in Camden conn- \f, on the Great Satilla river, containing750aares. Hugh Clark, one Pact of land in Camden county, on the river St. Mary’s, containing 190 acres. • W iliam C. Jameson, one- tract of land in Cam den coutaining 187$ acres. Abegel Mints, one tmet oflandin Camden coun ty, containing 900 acres. Jolm M-Lean, on'c tract of Undin Camden coun ty containing. 5JJ acres. James SpaTding one tract of land In Camden donnty, containing 800 acres. ’ Edward Tellair one tract of lsnd in Camden Ountv 539 ac-As. : | William -TcUhi' true tract of land in Camden hunty containing 1000 acres. | Thomas King^5d.ione tract at land in Camden bunty contain ngl 750acres. V/IUJ® LANG, B. T. B. C. C. .SJirsoti. Caatlcn Cnaiie, October 15. 4$204 For Sale, Tlie following tracts of LAND, real estate of the lute general James Jackson, of \vh c!» many arc highly valuable. Indisputable titles will be ir.acle. In Scriven county, 150ac-efi on Great Ogechee, ’tear Paramore’s Hill, and known as Jacksoif Bluff. In Effingham, 500 ac-es—200 river swamp r.nd 300 p.ne—adjoining Indian bluff, on G cat Oge chee. —- i —, 4ri0 ac-es, p=ne, near Tuck:vseeking. In McIntosh, 2JO acres, oak and hcko.y, ad joining Cathead, and Robert Ba l e’s. n Glynn, 350 acres—150 river swamp and 200 pine—io me ly James Butler’s. , oOt) ac- es, oak and h eko y, fo me-l\ Proctor’s, near tlie Alatamalia, adjoining Heed’s bluff. , 550 acres, on the Alatamaha, part of a tract of 1150, g anted to Geo. Kincaide, and ad joining Paul Poidler’s and W. Ma lie’s land. , 5J0 acres, Buifaloe swamp, and p’ne land, granted to Kincaide, adioinnrg Quarter mann’s. ) 1000 acres—300 swamp and 700 pine land—at the head of Little Sutilla, adjoining M.l- ton’». In Camden, 550 acres—300 tide ma-sh, 250 pine -^ailjoinuig John Hardy’s, on G eat Sat'lla. , 750 acres—350 live swamp and 400 pine—-adjo pbtgN. Pei *re 's, on G cat Sat lla. ‘ 200 acres on Jug B.anch, near St. Ma ry’s. * , 150 acres on Great Satilla, knowh as the Burnt Fort tract. , 500 acres marsh land, near Me Nish's. luTattnMl, 12-J7J acres—5t*ohgh rive, swamp and 707$ pine—-hear Board’s bluff , on the Alata- maiia. Also, to let, on an improving lease, the trust lot know n by the letter \V. in Anson Ward, fronting Oglethorpe square. Application to be made in Savannah, personally or bv letter, to JOSEPH W. JACKSON. ' ovt 22 t2:J6 . 1 For Rule, A VALUABLE tract of LAND, situated on ?the Lou sville road, about Sevtn miles from Savannah, containing 450 acres more or less; it is well calcu lated for tlie cultivation of rice or cotton,’ and has a dwelling house, bam, and several neg^o houses, with a fitUc repairs could be made very comforta ble. For terms apply to. JOHN MOHR ALL, nov 20 rt23l To Hire, ("For tv>t months,J Three excellent Negro Cari penters, one of whom is a master workman. Tliev can be had reasonably, and may be employed in any part of the ebuntry. Apply to WATTS S: JOYN’ER. . Nov 3 215 > r r An Ordinance F.nt tied an ordinance foi the better regnlat on of the gunpowder, brought intotliccffv, juid for the appointment of a super.ntendant of gunpowder, with fees and* for other furposea here n after ment.oned: Sec. 1st. Be it ordamed by the nmvo and al dermen of the city of Savannah, n council assem bled, and t is hereby o darned by the authority* of the same, That, at the first regular meet ng of council -n November next, and at the first regu lar meeting in November every year hereafte , there shall be nhosen by ballot a super.nteiulant of gunpowder, to serve fo one year, who shall enter into bond with two o- mo-e sulficient sor ties, hf the sum of two thousand dollars, fo» the fr. tliful j:eii'orni:uice of tlie duties lice n after prescribed.. * * Skc. 2d. And be it further ordained, That t shall not be lawful for any*pe*.son or persons to ca 7 gunpowder wit'iout a secure and p'oper covering many waggon, cat, or dray, or other wise brought th'ough the squa cs, st c.ets, lanes, or wharves of tlie c t v, and every person or pe - sons so offending shall fo i'eit and pay a sum not exceeding thi ty dollars. Sec. 3d. Ali i be it further orclivned, That no merchant, factor, retailer, or dealer of pow der or persons whomsoever, n > this c.tv, shall r etain, keep or have in his, her or their pos ses;; on, at any one time, a greater quant tv of gunpowder than twenty-e ght pounds weight, and «n nfonnation given to the mayo*, o either of the aide • men, o ether of the managers or ass stants of fire eng nes, or the same coni ng by any means to tlie knowledge of them, o eitlie* of them, of a g eater quantity than twenty-eight pounds we-ght of gunpowder in tlie possession of or with n tlie enclosure or enclosures of any per son or persons whomsover, at any one time, the or or either of the aldermen, manager or as sistant as afo. esaid, are authorised to destroy or remove tlie same, or to report the same to the ci ty counc l, whe oof proof being made the off end er shall be fined in a sum not exceeding* thirty dollars. Sec. 4th. And be it further ordained, That the commande** or master of any ship or vessel which shall or may, at any time o- times he eaftc* , a-- rive at or in the ha bor 'of Savannah, having on boa d mo e than twenty-eight pounds of gimpov de v , shall w.th n twenty-foil hours afte r Lis moo ing at o oppos te the city of Savannah, cause such gunpowde' to be ernoved to the niaghz lie, or such othe- |fface o* places as shall be des gnat- ed by the supe. ntendant of gunpowde , and eve rv maste o>* commander of any sh ; p or vessel, owner o r consgtiee, or other person or pe sons, bringing such gunpowder shall pay to the superin- tendunt of gunpowde- twenty-five cents fo each and every keg of the weght of twentv-e ght pounds, and the I ke sum n proportion to the we ght theieof at the t me of the superintendant’s receiving tlie same, who shall give a receipt for the quant ty of gunpowde: so r eceived, to sucli person or pe sons, specify ng the weight, number of the kegs, ma ks and numbets so received, and who shall be accountable for tlie same, p ov-ded t s made to appea- by the owne o owne s that waste or ebunage has occu *; ed by his ncgl gence, ai»d he shall be further entitled to receive from the owner or owne s, consrgnee, or other person o persons, at the tune of delivery or transfer of thi same, the sum of six and a quarter cents for each and every keg of gunpowder of the weight of twen- ty-e glit pounds, and tlie like sum in proportion to the we<ght thereof. See. 5tli, And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the superintemlant of gunpow der to as tend eve y day (Sundays excepted) from the hou s of ten o’clock ih the mo n ng until twelve o’clock, at the place or places det-gnated for the receiv.ng and debve«y of gunpowde", and in case of non-attendance (unless good and suffi cient excuse be made to the mayor and aldermen, it a cgulry meeting of counc l, for each and eve- y nfor mation so laid, that he shall be lined in a $um not exceeding thirty dollars. Sec. 6th. Ancrbe it further o:da net!. That tbi_ harbor maste- s hereby required to give notice and inform the master or commander bf anv ship or vessel, b".ng ng gunpowder over and above the weight twenty-eight pounds of tlie duties-we- quii ed of him by this ordinance, and any maste" or commander of any ship or vessel, who .shall neg lect or refuse to comply with the terms of this or dinance, shall be liable to a fine not exceed ng thir ty dollars. ’ Sec. 7th. And be it further ordamed, That all OHimunOes or parts of ordinances militating against this ordinance be And tlie same are hereby repeal ed*, t * ?assed,inGouhc 1,18th Oct. 1819. T. U. P. CHARLTON, mayor. Attest, B. R. Cutler, c. c. - * > \ Proposals jpor Publishing, by subscription* BYJOH^BINN.V, A SPLENDID EDITION OK THE Declaration of Independence. The/fce of the pape$ is 36 inches by 24; it l»ad been mamTfacturcd by Mr. Ames, m his best num- ner.and of tlie ve.y best tnate iuls. The design from the penal of Mr. Briilport is exeev ted in imitation ot Bus fieiif; and-encircles tlie Declaration as a cordon of bond , surmounted by the arms of the United States. Immediately underneath the arms is large medal lion portrait ofg-Mi end Geo gc Mbislrngion, supn^-tedby cor- niicopied, enit/eltishcd stulh 'fears f ags, and * other military trophies and emblems. On one side of the medallion po {. ait, is a similar- po t ait of JqIiii Hancock, president et coiig-ess July 4,1776, and on tin* other, a portrait ot’ Thomas Jetle;son, ^'t- tho of the Decla ation of Independence. Tin- A ms of‘‘The Thirteen Fnited Sftites,” in medal Jons, form, the emaituler oftlie cordon, which is fu the- enriched by some oftlie cha octc.istic q. odiictions of the United States; such as tlie tobacco and Indigo plants, tlie cotton shrub, rice, ete TIK-foe-similes have been eiigraveitby M". t*al- lance, who executed this impoitant pat oftlie qublication at the City of Washington, whe e, by pe mission oftlie secieta**y ofst^ate, he had the originalsignutmrs constantly unde * Lis eve. Department of Bertie, 19/4 Jipril, 1819. _ I Certify, That this is a correct copy .of the o ginal Decia ation of lnd<^»ei>dcnee, deposited at tliis Depa tment; and tliat I have compa ed all the signatmes witli those of tire o iginal, and have found them exact imitations. . JOHN QUjNCY ADAMS. The portraits a e eng aiing by Mr. I.ongacre, f om o '-iginal paintings by Mess s Stua t, Copicv and Otis, and the most esteemedjikenesscs. 'I’lic A ms of the United States, and the several states; Have been faithfully executed from official descrip tions and docnmeiits in the manner directed bv the most apptoved authors on the science of lie aid v. It is confidently expected htat this eng r avmg will be a splendid and truly national publication. The publisher thinks he can p omise that it shall be eady to delivqi to subscribe s kite in June, or ca ly iiv july next, at ten dola-s each copy, to be paid on delive y. The eng avings will be followed bv a PampTfet, containing the often! ducuments connected with the publictition as authorities, and a list of the subsc* i- iiors’ names. 'Fhe Pamphlet to be deliveied^ra- It is acntemplated to have a few copies printed on pape- piepa.cd to carry colours, to have the shields accti ately tinted in tlie modem style; and the plants, etc. colored by one of our most app’li ved wate colon e s. The p ice of those snperq copies will be thirteen dolla-s each Gentlemen who wish fox coloured copies, ait* reque sted to add the word M coloured’* to their subscription. Satin, manufactured expressly for this publica tion, is daily expected from France. Cu;*e sliall be taken and no trouble or cxpence spared, to have some very superior copies printed on this Tnc price of these copes cannot now be tcerta’med. Itwiffhcreafterbeannounccd. Genffe- nien who wish for copies on sati it, are requested o add to their subscription the woi-d* “on sa. JOHN BiNNS, A*. 7, Che*nvt Street, /'hihalo!pin (^/^Subscriptions will be recivcd at the oihcc of tlie Savannah h’epuhlicun .To Fr’i.tevs. An tirdinah I ce :T r ; ' ^ y Notice. Allpersonihivingdemandsagw&tthe estaterif Asa Co ey, pump aid blpck maker, deceased, r.U present them dulr attested, and these ihdebtet to said estate will make payment, to Aj&X. IIUNTEBJ ad£r wn t^u. . . , org»ni n o and supporting aregular night Watch, and to increase tpe city guard. Be it ordained by the mayor and aldermen of the city of Savannah in council assembled,-and it : j hereby ordained by the authority of the same, Tliat the mayor be andhe is he-eby authorised to enlist and add to the city guard eight Watchmen over and above their present number. Passed in council, 18th October, 1819. ■THOS. U.P-CHARLTON, mayor. Attest, K-ILCra^^c. ; Mansion House, The subsc ihe s have taken a large rtvl com modious House at the co ne of G ceii and M’ln- tosh-st eets; which is now fitting up in the most renie'nt manner, and will be opened on the 1st of Oct next, for the aeccplion of company. It is situated in the most pleasant part oftlie town, and no pains will be spared to render the establish ment worthy the patronage of the public. Rooms will be fitted up in superior stvle for the accom- lation of families, as well as single rooms for gen tlemen. . Tlie proprietors of this establisliment have en deavored to combine elegance with convenience. They flutter themselves their table and bar wdl »t be excelled by any in the Southern country They have also prepared in an airv situation large •w stables and safe carriage houses. Those who are fond of good living,** airy, new, and clean rooms and beds, and kind treatment, are respectfully invited to call and judge forihem- selves. N. It. They intend keeping a livery stable, and will be provided with carriages, horses ai d an ap proved hostler. YOUNG &. MclthEXC. june 18 djr - The editors of the Savannah Republican, Chftrseston Courier, anil Milledgeville Jonrnal. will insert the above once a week till the 1st of January next and forward their accounts to the office of the Augusta Chronicle, fo.* payment, june 23 j-48. ALTERATION. LIBRARY. Tlie days for deliver ng Books to the members of the Savannah Lb ary Soc : etv wdl reman a heretofo q, viz: Monday, Wednesday and Fridav but the hou s, instead of from 4 to 6, will bef.oin 3 to 5 e. a. during the winter months. OEMLEU, sec’u. S. L. S. nov 9 +221 Author nah. S Timmons l! C*a g T Nottage J H Ihul John Low N B Sisson S Briggs, R. Key .1 Furness A Guard J Dowdv W M h te J Delano J P tcher S No ton U G Iomders S II I’imindns JohnJohns Pilots. ized to act for the Bar and Hirer of Savan Buaxch Pilots. B S sson F. B oughton f i Baker r i* Bradley T West \V Watt j FJfo.d 11 Ancle, son CERTIFICATE WtOTS: I. Foster P S P teller L Bolles i. C a g T Ha-den V.' Todd 1) Proctor J Pea son By order of ihe Board. JOHN G. HOLCOMBE, 220 sec? ry Cofit. of Pilotage. 25 Dollars Reward. RUNAWAY, about twelve mont sago, JOHN, a negro man, a carpenter Jiv trade, bdon? ng to the estate of George Pea son, deceased, about twenty-five years of age ; five feet s x inches high, or thereabouts; he s l.kely, tolerably stout and well made. If he s not linking about this place, he is supposed to have gene to (Jgletliorpc con ntv, or to Savannah, at both of which places he has lived. The above reward is .iferu.l !5r his dcliv. ety at the Augusta jail. IA CY M. ^ARNOLD,? Admmlstia- JOHN H. MANN, $ tors. rCr 'I editing of the Savannah Republican, and Washington News, will please publish-the above once a.wcek, for fix weeks, and forward . . ADASt RAMAC5]E Rit'pcctfidiy informs thf tradr, that hi cc:i!irrjet it 1 ,:i;: ff:rrurr " _ THF. SCRE» r ANlRItUTOYEN PRINTING PRESSES. Tlie former in its prese nt improved state, with irou beds, &c. lie has obtrined a pale at idr. Tf»e cs'imaUon invvUjClt- this p css is held, is pe4i:q>« best -shewn bv tlie dcman l fop it—m*aiy 603 lac* ingin use ot his make, and wiy cxd lion shall still be nia.lc to render it as complete ;ts possible. Qjf -Yll odmr'articles in the Bn*, as usual. ' THE, iWTHVEJC PRESS. Tiffs pitss j.as been adopted fr om posst ssir.g o^I- vantages overall the other iron and one-puUJ- rcssr^ that are known to bemuse in America or Europe, in seme particulrs; llwit is ta say, its construction < combining nmiense power n a compact form* (given by levers} £<> durability and Tight r.vss. It iS pa; tict)la ly adapted for being movcttar.ci compris ed |ii a space of smalt 1 comparative bulk. The »mam;e»-of giving tlie imnn ssion isenti cly origin al, and diffe* ent f om otr.cr l : i esses, calutiatca to save the type. The fo in is uniio mly sutiuma y, and the (flatten passes ov *r by means Cf . olletis, and a channel or rad ways, until brought par.dfei with the lb m.its rests, ancl the imptes^ion is given with ease, amt in an instant, by turning the.(ounric or handle with the left ham), exactly co respond ing with.thc running in ot -die cavrage nndfo m hf tlie old p ess. The two surfaces being of i: on, aii<i ^ true to tlie greatest perfection, bod w ork cannot be done on them, when the P* ess is once adjusted, the pull egulated, and the beating attended to.— 'l’he smallest cards may He'printed on them with out hearers or mackh'ngt tfi-'y may also vised w luvu the fo m is off, fo tak ng copies f om ni’umscripts, seals, coins, &c. Thes equire no levelling or fix ing, and the Press, of a la*ge royal sue, occupies ouly a space of 42 inches square. Each Pi css will be accompanied with a copper plate engraving and printer! directions. •* He lias also to add, thati*: s his determination to make them as complete and cheap as possible, ami is now selling them as low sis they are sold in Gt eat B itain, witli some imp.ovunents, and at least not infc ior n wo>kmansh»p. I bis Press is in general use in Europe, and has tlie recommendat ons of ps inters of the hghest standing in their favor. . The opin ons of .some of those who have used them here is respectfully submitted. ADAM RAMAGK. Philadelphia, November 24,1818. Bln. A. Ram ark. Bear .Sir—1 cons der tlie Ruthven Pi ess as a very valuable mp ovcmenl, and think'the trade gener ally, ae under great obligations to you fervour «eul And perseverance, in naturalising* so useful an invention. The Press combined a vast accession of power, with a cons derable dnniiiution of labor to the woikinen; and, so far as »elates to the one von mamifactu edforme, lean safely tav, tiiat itisir.i- poss ble for any press to produce a move equable nip ess on. 'fhe (flatten and bed for the form be- ngbotli of cast non, I fully expect that tills most csscnt al qual tv will be pe nianent With liea* thy wishes.for that success to j our ma nufactory, which it so w ell deseives, luni, sir,vonr obedient servant, THOMAS H. PALMER. J'i# ladelphifl, November 20th. 1818. We, the subsc ii be*.s, having had the Rutlivcn • Pr ess n operation Jqr some Mm* past, arc of opin ion, that t is equal in every respect to any Press now* m use. Its peculia* merits consist,’.n fo' m rema ning stationary—tlie mode ofg vingtne impression, and the ir^eand facility w : th w hicli the necessary power is appl ed by tlie wo kinen. W'e hestate not to declare our entire satsfiicton whh the Press, and that ve look upon tlie preference Tf veil it, by tin; different woikmcn who have been engaged, as conclusive test monv -n its favor. (S-gncd) WILLIAM BROWN. CLARK & BASER. Mr. A. Ramage. Philadelphia, Navcmbcr25th, 1818. Srn—Solicitous tts we feell for ^be encou age- ment of American genius, wc cannot wthhold live piaisedue a fore gn invention of lntmfest advan tage.^ 1 lie Ruteven Press, upon wh r.h we a*e <Jc- si ed to give an op .don, wc consider the itiost com plete machine fo printing, wh chwe lutve ever ex am lied. Fo> ease in ~ 0: k»ng, we have never seen its equal. From ts peculia- const uction, mgem* ous as it i novel, we conceive it to be adu.it ably calculated fo* the performance of good pr nt og.— W'ith regard to ts celerity, onrsho t acquaintance with the macli'iie \v 11 not permit us to speak pos 1 - titively; but we believe it w.U not be found micri- or to any on the continent. With icspect, &c. &c. T. C. DPH’DEN, SAMUEL !?. KRAMER, JOHN T. SICKELS, ANDREW'L. STITCHER. SAMUEL ROSW ELL, PHILIP MILLER, jess ee F.CAvrrr, STEPHEN BADGER. To Adam Ramage. ; , N^-York, MS, L81T V Dear Sin—I have for some t me pastbeeu th eat en ng to write to you, to let you lenow how well! am pleased w.th the Ruthven P cs.,, mp oved and made bv you; buta va-.ety cfc,,cun.stancts have he etofo e prevented t. I have had t n constant ope-at on tlirec months: llu "S'"« vh t me nca.Jy all the pr mere ofth to. tv, and a number of our most -ngen ous mechanics, have calls., to examine it. 1 hev have p onem c cd it as complete, in eve y r. spied, as any mach net v thev hav * — The fallow ngistLo idea I have of it. No Pj nting Press lias eve. been coils , . eoast-ucted.oa when more or better wo k can be done inative. tine. ** The exertion ofwrv Vingit i thy exercise for a bnv 15 bov of tliat : no more than heal ea s of age. (I have » It is well made, the different pa ts admirahlv p-o o. t oned, and not mo. e hahie than other Presses onto, cpair I am, youi-’s, i espectfuh'y, Mr. A. Ramage. D. FANS HAW. .Vr»-!Vfc, 1S19. bln—The Ruthven P-esr an ive.l safe, and is ■ icoessful operation. Many of our printers have been looking at, and all express their unqualified app obat on of it. , Your Press is better made than one we have from Ruthven’s manufactory. It is..n fact, an excelled machine, as powerful'as the Columbian, and to be preferred for its lightness and simplicity. Your ohed.entseivant^ - _- .. . „ D. i. G. BRUCE Mr. A. Ramge. For Sale A STANDING PiiKSS, and a complete COP. PER PIRATE PRESS, 20rnciirollers, both new. opt 20 207 Vo altcr and amend an ordinance for establishing, their accounts to tlie office of the Augusta Cbron- cle for payment. nov 9 fi221. Notice. - - ifc . . AU personsihaving demands against the estate qf David Lewis, late of tills town, deceased, are requested to rednder them in to the subscriber properly attested, within the time prescribed by l«w; and tliose indebted to said estate are roq-Jcst- ed to make immediate payment. , , S. CLARES, sinttr St. ilary's March 20,1319 79 One Hundred Dollars’ Reward. Ranaway from the suh.scriber some time in Fe bruary last fom my plantation, near Milledge- ville, a neg. o man named Ciia -les. This nefrro was raised in the family oi Mr. Charles 1-vine, near Simbury, m Libe-tyrootmty, an.1 was some Gme the.property of Mr. Williford, ofSat animh, whe”e he-rs well known When he absconded he took with him a sorrel ho-se, saddle and b-idle, and 3 behaSmany relauvesand acquaintances botb fo fuberty county and Savannah, andaahis wife who belongs to Mr. Palmes, of Savamllh, ] 1te ]- abscoixlod, *t a presumed Charles is at no grei may 17 16 ». b. Mrrcittrx.
