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Newspaper Page TextHwi _ _ a», anti country cus- : the liberal ;r*tronagr beta.. wuh since his cmumencenienf in He also lakes the liberty of inforiSng it liking into view lire unpreeidemed ii of the present crops {to which lie lias >e witness during * recent tjUmraion lie interior of this state emi patt of 3. i,) as also-'the great scarcity-anil inCreas , | otmomy.he thinks if blit reasonablf and l a eorreioondrnt reduction ought to take in the price of board—Acting on lldist . iples, anil with this obiect hi view, he hs* pied tlie following rates to he observed at the' eatablMiaieW, during the insuiug winter, I Trariuent boarders, per day -S l Hoard and lodging per quarter MO 00 ■ "Do do per month -15 tn> Mo without lodging, pet quarter tiS 00 Do do' per montli 30 00 * In edabliihing ihe above rates, he flatters' him- df that his friends wil discover' a dirpu- ition to conform- to existing circnmStances, ad as ite intends continuing Iwstee-l ext riiuni i keep his table pjntil-.dly fufi.Uhrd wi'h the. it the market aflbrls.-hi* bedding clean '** 1.11, and his house quiet awl comfortable ("n i of gambling being ever peroi,*ted)T Jilt dprs In merit a continuance ofilieir ,:|*vurs. lb s only necessary to add, that hi* baa-trill always hkagnplicrl With liie best liquor* and wines, and ’ HjPSUbVs wnli corn, oats, balder and bay, of - ' the beiit qiiahtv, with attentive hostlers is lierelu- ‘‘•gre. tv. OliAlts. , sSavaunah, l»t October, 1819. IjiN If., The edi tors t.f * lie Milledgewlle Journal, lijguits Herald, and Misiiinhry, will,please in- Jert the ahoec sf\- times in their respectiye papers and forward their account* to the oIHqo of the savannah ItepnblicSn for payment, oet.atl ,d04 : . ‘ 4 Notice. The sole arid surviving jia-turrof a'hous»% uni) the urn 1 * evtc.iditxj and: sn ipcctablc, that ever cx- " *»ted in Charleston, Soith-Laolinu having suffer ed most neve ely from its • evenses and other con es; but; fro 71 a'Hourly twenty veils labor, ha* now-a j*. o>jviCt and .certainly’ of drawing some tiling vary ffawhrwhe from tW tliraHoim v*f sistasl having *>» mipport 4 claim against, the .Span r fOveiMioeut forit very cvteiwivv sum* secon d to iim by .the com’ootioi of 18 J2, awl the treaty re ceutty concluded with tfjwiii, awl supported* b<: 4*vi*<y doc;i:7ieiit-ui5(l proof that esur be ucccjsary ;t<» ssihsmnt'Ute jt, that have been mostly in liit keeping of the Am prion govermneut, for four teen years past—»w<vjM be glad to treat with a honor.iilie an l tetjiect.ible house in Georgia, for the immediate-advance of One 'iViounand ftf/far,?, in tlie legal interest of the cimutry, the payment to he'secured liy .a security on a most oriensivc and valuable landed property, in Glynn county.— Or, he would prefer procuring the immediate patronage of a vesper tsfrie house or friend, to that amount, on the enndhiou, of their biting per mitted to participate in the monies received, he- yond any tiling tintt 1ft* could o.Tcr, an an interest; awd to have permanent advantages secured to 'them, aivCV the recovery of the property. The roost satisfactory and undeniable testimonials and C\ idences will he slio.vu to aiiv Vespecttole appli cant. For further particulars, ph ase It; apply to riant. Newcomb, at the Irfr of the Washington Hall. I Savantaih* 13rfi.X8l9 f4H Marine & Fire Insurance Company i)irwKXiiXo.6. ■ Hie board of director, of the Savannah Marine ami Kite Insurance company, have declared a Di- videmlof seem per cent on tiieirt>amact.onsfor the last ms months wli.ch w.ll fce paid s; die.office on and iftcr Tiiursday next, the 10th rnst K. WAl'KB, eec'ry. .tune 7 H French Greek Boarding School, FOIt VOlOia I.ADli-iS, Uiitbr th* *nhni:i'-nihmce of EftMOli Kr^lJKI?. Sit^^tcd within three miles of the VeFow ^pr nj»s, iUCJifSt^r rorinr\> tuviity-suvcn miles fi cm Phi- ls \elphia. ,w:th wh cli there is an easy and fre- rpinnt co-nmuncatmn bv & stu'*v. hewing; Keadinji’, W.itinjr, Aritlimotc, finmi- Uias GcM'f.Naphy, the use of Maps and Globes, Jloi ^J^pjyand tbc Prenrh l.anpiaf * r :v:t- taug'lit. Vi|Toi- the character of tine School* enquii e of John -pfcnitt, im -Cshrint, jLivaiyiah. oct d:> a:r.*2t J_ Goorgia—Chatham CouMy; Hy S. M. SlondFclerk of t!;e co*.urt of o.xlinary fo.- s;\i.l County. To ati uiiom it may concern: Whe eas, A mi Elerfee apples tor letters of nd- nibtrat'on oil live estate and effects of Mark Kl- i of'l'liatiuun.counnv planter, deceased, t of kin. , arc therefore, to c to and admonish all _ jillar tlie k nd~e»d aa.d creditors of tlie said *3ed-to file their objections ( fam they have) in my office oil or before the 3d. day of January ne\tj otherwise letters-of administration will be granted the applicant. Given under my haiid and seal, this 3d day of December,. 1319; (I. S) 5. M. BOND c-tocr. . dec 3 241- y - v ' . • Charles C: : Wright«cWte,Di Smith. JdstCtricdt, Portrait., Batik, and'Hail ■'£AG«Jtn:ies, Hiving formed-a coiM<s.-xion, nhilrr the firm of H'riftit & Smith, beg leave *b infonl the public tfict tlie abgvq.’bus.nvsi nil! lie conf liiied at tlie pbc, fb'iitcrljr occupied by C. C. Wr. ght, In the qppl!i pa t cl JI-. JoSat Feutilil’s xtore, at tile, co- ni-r of H'liHakeir ami It y;o* st eels, where all uwtlcrs -n their 1 ne w lLbc pitnctsally atteialed to, and nu pains spared to give tlie itSnost satisfac tion. ;; Nuto bl and Counting House SejJs, BillX.ofF.x- chajige, .Merchant's (,'u ils of, A<l<l;ess, Vi*.ting C.aitls, phtirt and omaiticntcd Door Platei Coats of A ms. all kinds of Cuupei plate*' and Wijtkl Kiig'avin-, executed at the X. Vdrk and Tliil idclphia established, fir-cc-s. N. 11. CBJfpi rTiIate Printing done at a, reason- able not ce, at the above place. ‘ ' ik V 2a 22.; . TDancing Acadeiny-i. < Jlr. Tiicoimiuk 11.1'a v'jLoK bc,pi leave to inform /-he citizens of Savanradt lliat ho will open a JljVCCiNG AI'A1>F..M\, pn TlAjr.idty, the 8th lust, at the larg;r and conmod usioo r. of tlie court home, lfe will also g ve private lessons to lad es and (jcntlefrieU tmapp] catio’i to him at the house occi p ed by Mis.^Pierpe, opposite th’c M'asiiTijj- ton lull. - - T'leibtys of tuition will be* Tuesday *s Thursday’s aiwl vatird.iv’s, f;omo to 6 o’clock jf. x. lor youig 1 ladh s, and f^Qm 6 to 9 far geiitlemcfr. M . I Vr olle \V ll also ^-ve.lessons every day in the :voek’, at the same place, at such hours oi*the mom ng“ as inuv bestsu l fum lies, who are \lcs- rousto ton ii fnto classes, or would j»refer ’ receiv ing ])• irate lesson**. ihi'sons \v s!n^ nfrrmation as to M . Fayolle’s mo al diameter, Cthjcvt on and talents, w 11 “be p!ca.*«e<l to enquire of ?li*. Petit DcY illers and of M . John truenin.*, Fj ^ce oftuit on entrance, and 5 per quarter. - nor 13 229 Notice. All persons ire. ..fprwamednot to purchase that plantation or^tr.tc^oB(iyid, called Nelville, in •estp as tile said tract of Land belongs tu tlie estate of Murray to which tlie subscriber is the only sur viving representative. This tract of land called Jielvif b^ js offered for sale hv tlie subscriber, up on advantagemis terms, and indisputable titles ten be given. LCUJSA OMONES. june 30 St ' - Notice. ; \ '.. ?•„ All persons are cai;ti<5iied against purchasing from Minor ^Vinn, any Linds benmjr»n£ to the cs- atc* of Thomas Waf hingtoir; of DaViil i he tlie jciid Minor Winn ray, a$ itnorl- . . _ liu power or authoi-i- U mle ncftili the arms is a Ia™,*e medal lion portrait .D-tu disproof any property of swl estetetv- ^,- ce i iera} Gc(i geAVbisI.ington, supwiAeaby cor. I'vl sous who.liaye purchased, ami bold ‘under his title, are notified that suits will be! commenced against them by tile subscriber, who alone has thc- legal claim to tiie property belonging to 'said es- tales. ~ LOUISA OJIONES. iune 30 34 Police Office,i Oct. 2,1819. *Tlie tranquility and good o.*dev which "might to be prc.seiVc<L iii this city on the Sabbatlfdav, be- ing* re#y much disturbed by niobs anti cpllccliug of negro boy^ I aiii cfi/ i-ct bv tile ,Mayor to take such boys into custody, when actipgr * in a noisy and Uiniidtuous manner. Tlic mastci’s or employ* era of those negro boys a«d c'hiltlren are eariiest ly requested to keep them hjoi e confined to their l espcctive yai*ds, and f:i a better state -of subor. diiration F. M. STONE, morshnl.' Tq the Inhabltitnts of Sauinnali and its vicinity. A gentleman, who I us lately arrived he r e fom F.u undertakes to n«/c id! DISEASES,inc - liem to that noble aitioial, the IK‘USE—corns, tUrtuhes, and contacted feet, completely and o.\- pcd iiousiy cured; spl nts, sprans, lameness, ami king hoveselfectiwHy removed. lie als<j iinder- tukci.fo cine, the diseases of the eve, f called tip- 011 when they are fi st afl‘ccte<L . lfe begs leave to rema k, these <1 senses, generally, may (if tak en cr.re of lit an curly stage) be cm ed in a very sho t per Oil, and at a trttmg expense. * Ilors’e Medicine, of eye v description, cii-eiuUy prepar ed, :md to be had on the sho; test not ice.* llo: ses caref idly bled; Young taebesand gentlemen taught to ride anti manage a ho so dextcriitihly in a iew lessons. He will also break horses for ralnjg, and t ain tliein to draft in the most perfect manner us lus object Js to eiig;igc a preference and by Iiis exertions to please amt . easonable teiipsi ensure the patronage of the publ c. Any commands, ad- d cssed to J«w.*x L\s*iar\rr, at M s. Palmer’s boa:dir.g bouse, .leflers ni street, corner of Pres ident i.t.-eet, shrfl becaremlfv attended to nov 2:2 232 Committees of Council. Committer of Finance—Aldeijnen Htuvis, liourke, Uehry. • • ' r *> Gaol and Cot'i’s-I/ohsb Committee^Aldermen Cope, Itecs, ShedrJI. Street and hc.ie C6mmiit<fe—^Aldermen M*h te, Herbert li’Lyon. ,;y.' Ki r'i/hi^e Cuii mittee—Aldeimen Ilo bert, Kel ly, Mo; r son. . ' Pum[> an.7 feump Committee«—Aldernien-Daven- pp t, Uce.s, Cppc -Aldermen W’ar- llh caul Coael’jri/ Ccnmiitti ing, Harris^ Henry. jVf.rkct Committee—Aldermen Sheftall, Kelly, Morn son. Co\hit:iitee on ] x n!>lic Safes—Aldermen Jlourke, ller’drrt, Davenport. , KaVine iiid Fi % e Fnr.yet Committee—Aldejinen Kelly! Bourke, L ‘f a on. Committee on *ulic Peeks—Aide.men Daven port, ^heitall, Keys. JCxtrari from the minutes. ll. K. CUYLEU, c ? c. sqit 16 89 , * proposals ' For PuAlit/iingfiy tubicriJUiony BY JOHN RINKS. ASPLEXmiJ EDITION OF THE Declaration of Independence. .. : V+i— :■ - TT; e * f xc if the papyri* 36 ihches fcy.. 24; It been nianuficluretLi>y Mi*. Anu-s, in his best rnaiV ncr, s^ufhfthc ve*yj>e5t nidtetials. - k v Tli e desig n ji-pmXne pencil of Mr. Bi id; >°n » s executed in imiiadop ot Hus lirfiej- and encircles - the Declaration a^ -a cortloii of hoao sitrjnountcd th r aimis of tlie , ''.!L T niied f.tiites. immediately Notice. The estate and effects of Andrew »wm, A. Er- w.n, lb ore ^ Co. :iml Eiwin ^ Co. hav ng been gn* ! to the Subscribe** for the paMiicnL fjfccr- tam debts in the u st instance, and afterwa ds for the b merit ofalltiiec.ed to s of tlie mid concerns, tc.i;- is-liec by given to those inte-cstcd, of lb <1 tissgnmcnL AH persons* indebted to the Kid Ami.civ Erwin, Krw n, G.oceJc Co. dr Erw n & Co. a e net fied to pay the amount of tbei - bts to the t'.ibscrfber only, and a speedy pay ment w 11 be uKjuitwl, n o - der to en: ( ij!e the sub- er.bta- to nuike* a setih-ment of tlie ailai-s of tlie saM fiims. All those liav ng claims against the ^“d pa t cs a;e requested to cxhibft them to the s«bscdbe r s, duly attested. GEHHGRTCA 1?( JUEAVES, JOHN M‘KIVNK, BA UNA M‘Kii\NE, WILLIAM SIMS, m:i«ch 31 76 TiS,) r For Sale A prune Muluttu Vcllmv, 20 vears ofage—te-ms low. Apply at th s office, nov 6 219 Receiver of Returns Of ramble frrofiertij cf Camden coinitij. Notice to ftbsentccs* that the following lands MCSir hJtve been retumed fpr taxes in said county, for ' * Llie present-rear, 1319—viz/ Isaac Briggs, one tract of Land in Camden coun ty .containing 2871.acres. Hugh Biirns, one t«£ct of land in Camden coun ty, on the Great 8atifta liver, containiii&»r50aarefl. Hugh* Clark, one tract ofland in Camden county, on the r verSU Maiy^s, containing-19*) acres. William C. Jameson, one tract of land in Cam den containing Wrk *crc*3. AbegelMniis, one tract oflandin'Camden coun ty, containing 900 acres. John M'Lean, one tract of land in Camden coun- y| containing 500 acres. * James Spalding one tract of*land in Camden countv, containing 800 acres. Folwanl Telfair enc tract of land in Camden otmty 530 acres.: |* William Telfair ouc tract of land in Camden ounty oontainiog 1000 :i'rcs. p. Thomas King, 3d, one tract of land in Camden ouutv contain ng 750seres. V*« t- ANG, R. T. Ii. C. C. M to-T. Camden Vof*ni$. OrfoVrl^ iA2‘ For Sale, The following tracts of LAND, teal estate of the late ifi neial .Limes Jackson, of which many aie higlily valuable. Imlispiitahle titled will be made. Ill .Semen county, 150 acres on Great Og’erhee, near ’.iramore’s Hill,, uml known as Jackson 1, AnOrctinart.ce, Te prevent persons from scEinp and retailing cer tain articles of daily consumption, unless they be of the growtli or manufacture of tliis state, or SouthsCarolina, at the Public Market of this ei* ty, and for .other purposea: . . ' Keit enacted. % the .thftr and .ii b^men of the city if Stcraunah in Ceuneii anrmh/.ri, am! it it fiiir&y enictrd hy the authority of the we, fliat, from and aftFr the passage of. this ortlmaucc, no person or persons sha’fbe allowed to iirin# to the public market of this city, nr expose to sale at said place, any butter, vegetables, or other siinilar<ir- ticles of consumption, not the growth or manufac ture of this state, or of 8 mith-Oarolina—unless by special license from this bo':ri-~ivhich shall be granted on the petition of any person or persons applying for tlie same, he, sheer they first paying into "the treasury- the sen* of fifty dollars foe such licence, which shall lastfcrtr.e space of sixrtbnths, and shall not be used by any other person but the che named in the said license. .inJ he it mitcfed. hy the authority afureiaiil. That the commissioners x clerk of.the market, or cither rtf them.-hall prevent the disposal of any such ar- tfcles expiosed to sale whhont the license requir ed hv this ordihaney, andortler the same to ben* moved from the limits of the Market XpUiTC; and in easebf refusal or resistaime to Oomph- with such order, the pr son so refusip- or re.-ustintrshall be fined in tin* sum not-exceeding ten ttoIUrs, tube recovered un information before Council; and 'he ertirles «. exposed to said contrary « tl,l* ordin ance, by the person so resisting or terusing-, shall be seized and taken possession of bv tlie Aerk of tha.ttwrket, his deputy, or any eoiistsble of the - ** - .nd h«M*llWI So tku HammIi^I at . . s . natron. In ISffingham, 500 acre*;—200 river swamp and 300 pine—adjoining Indian bluff; on Great Oge- •chec. , 4C0 acres, p’ne, nearTuckuseekin^. In MclnitRli, 200 acres, oak and h cko-j*, ad joining Cathead, and Koberf Bailie’s. In Glynn,, *350 acres—150 r iver swamp and 200 pine—ixi. merfy Janies Ilutler’fi. , 300,ac^es, oak and hickory, fo merly Proctor’s, near t)ie Alatamiibo, adjoii'iiiig Heed’s bluff. f . - . —» es, on the Alatamaha, part of a tract of 115Q, granted to Geo. Kincaitle, and ad joining Paul Porcher*s and W. Maine’s land. >. 500 acres, Buffaloc swamp, and pine land, granted to Kincaidf, acljoinnig Quartcr- m aim’s. —~ —, 1009 acres—300 swamp and 700 p.ne land—at the head of Lit tie SatUIa, adjoining Mil- toi’s., In Camden, 550 acres—300 tide ma« sh, 250 pine —phdjoin ngJohu Hardys, on Great Satilla. , 750 saves—350 river swamp and 400 pine—adjoiningN. Pearre’s, on G eat Satdlx ■ - "*■> -00 acres on Jug B aucli, near St. Ma- ry’* —, laO acres on Great. Sutilla, known as the Burnt Fort.ti~.ict,.; ..... * 500 act's marsh land, near McNish’s. malia. Also, to let, on an improving lease, the trustlot known by the letter W. in Ansor. ward, fronting Oglethorpe- square. Application to be made in Savannah, personally or by letter, to JOSEPH IV. JACKSON. oct 22 t296 / Georgia—^Camden county-. By Jolm Bailey; clerk of the court of ord narv for Sail county. Whtrea*. liai-au Couch has appl ej for letters of administration, vv.th the will annexe-.l, on the estate uf Alexander Ogien, late of snkl county; deceaseib These a-e, tlierofore, to cite and admonish all person* concerned to file their object ens (if any jhey have) in my office on or before the fist Mon day" in .lamia*-}- next, otliemise letter* of adminis tration soil be granted to the applicant. 1. vc i -under inyhand and seal of office, this twentieth day of November, eighteen hundred and nh’eteeni [i» s.]. John bailey, c. c. o. c . c. nov :» 234 | . An Ordinance Ent tlcdan ordinance fot the betten regulat on of the gunpowder brought into thee tv, and for the . appointment of a super'ntemlantof gunpowder, with fees aud for other furpbs^J here it"aftcy menrVvned: Sec. 1st. Be it ordained by the nv’yor and al dermen of the city of Savannah, in council assem bled, aiul t is hereby o dumecl by the authority of the same, That, at the first regular meet ng of council it November next, and at ti»c first i*egu- xneetlifg in Novembe; every year heron fie , there shall be nhnseii by 'ballot ii super nttiulant pf gunpowder, to serve fir" one } ear, who shall enter into bond with two' o mo* c sitfiicicHt su^- ties, in the S'.hi of two thousand dollars, for the faithful performance of the duties herein auer- prescribed. Sec. 2d. And be it further Ordauied, That H* shall not be kivful for any pc son or persons to ciiny gunj>owile." widiout a secure ansi proper covering- m any waggon, cart, or dray, of Other* w-sc brought., th ough tlie squa es, at'^U, lanes, or wharves ok the c ty, ;uul every person or per sons so offending shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding thi • v dollars. .Se e. 5.1. And be :t further ordained, That no merchant,- factor, retailer, or dealer of pow- de* or persons whomsoever, in this city, y shaf retain, keep or lure'ir» bis, her or their pi se3s on, . at any ouo time, a greater quant f gunpowder than tweidy-e ght pouncls wc*ght, and on nforniatjon gi^tin to tin*.mayor or,.eith» of the aides m«n, or /either of (lie managers or ass slants of fire eng ncs, or tlie same coming by any means to the knowledge of them, or'either of them, of a greater quantity- than twenty*cight pounds weight of gunpowde* in the possession of or within the enclosure or enclosuresof s son xir pe: sons whonLStnvr, at any t ine, the mayor o * either of the aldermen, manager or a sistant as afo‘ esanl, ate, autho-ised to deSt-ov * remoi e the same, or to repo**t the same to the c ty comic I, whe eof prool'being ninde the offend er' shall be fined in a sum not exceeding thirfy dollars. Sec. 4th. And be it further ordained, Tlat the commande*' or master of any ship or vessel which shall o' may, at any tune o** times hereafter, rive at o • m the lia-bo.- of. Savannah, having board mo e than twentv-e ght pounds of gunpow ile.-, shall w th n twenty-four hours after his moo ing at o- opposite tbc city of Savannah, cans such g-tinpowde to be entoved to the magaz he. or such other'place o 1 ' places as shall be designat ed by the stipe“.ntendant of gunpowder, and eve ry master or commander of any ship, or vessel, owne or cons gnee, or other person or persons, brmguig such gunpowder shall pay to thesuperin- teiuluHt of giinpow dei twenty-five cents for each and every keg of the weight -of twenty-eight pounds, and the 1 ke sum ?n proportion to tlie we ght thereof at tlie time of the superintendaht’s receiving the same, who shall give a receipt for the quantity" of gunpoxyde. so received, to such pe r son or p’e.sons, specifv ng the weight, number of the kegs, irJa-ks and nunibei s so received, and who shall be accountable fo.” the same, provided made to appearin' the owner or owners that waste or damage has occurred by his negligence, and he shall be further entitled to receive fi om thq jowner os owmers, cons gnee, or other person or ])ersons, at the time of delivery or tiansfer of the same, the sum of six and a quarter cents for each and every keg of gunpowder of the weight .oftxven- tv-eiglit pounds, and the like sum in proportion to the weight thereof. See. 5tli. And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the superintendant of gunpow der toastendeve-y day (Sundays excepted) from the liou-s of ten o’clock in die morning until twelve o’clock, at the place or places det gnatcd fo^ the receixMig «ud delu'eiy of gdnpowde*-, and m case of non-attendance (unless good and suffi cient excuse be made to the mayor and aldermen, of general Geti ge Wasjiinglon, .*»uppailed by nucbjnci!, embeliixhevl -zilth fpeers fat^e, iui<! \ otfu - militni'^ tripfdes aiidc!nb(eBiH.\ iin one side of the mccuiiiipn porf fait; is a similar pmtifiit of'John Huncl»ck, pr'eAident qfcoiig css julv 4,1?T6» and on tlio other, jrpqrbmt of Thomas Jefle.son, au thor oftlie lieelaatibn of Independence., :. Thr A-nrf of r “Tbe Thirteen United States,*’ in met la! or.s,forn>, the remainder oftlie cordon; which is further enriched by some of.tiic chd-acteristic quidvcUDnsof tlie United States’;, such as the iobacic anil Indigo plants, the cotton shnih,.rice, Thiiffcmmiles liaveheen engraved by M-. Yal- lancc, .ivho-executed this, important 'pa*t Cf tlie qublh atjoti lit ithed^v of M asliingtoii, where, by p^inii ssion ofthe secretary of state, he liad tne origin j/iVy/ni7:uVs constantly tinder his eye. ' Department of State, 19th dpi ih 1S19. T C* irtiiy, Thatthis is a correct copy of the o;I- :giiml Decia ation of'Independence, deposited at this Department; a’id that 1 liave cpnina ed all the signatti'cs with.those of the origimu, au<T have found them exact inu'uiions. fi™ JOHN QUiNCY ADAMS. Tli: portraits a-e engiaving by Jfr. Longiierc, fiom orkintfl paintings by Mess:s Stuart,. Copley and Otis, and the most esteenud likenesses. The Arms ofthe United States,an<l the several states, have, -bevi faithfully executed-/!-om oficial desenjttions unit documents in the manner directed by the most approved authors on tlie science of Hcrald-x;. * - It is confideiUly expc r ted Iitat this engraving will'be a splendidjmd tr*ly national publication. The publisher thinks lie can piomisc (hat it sliall he ~eady to deliver to subscribeis late in June, or ea*lv iu July next, at ten dolars each copy, to* be paid on deliveiy. The eng sivingjfwill be followed by a Pamphlet, containing* the of cal ducnmaUs connected with tlie E ublication as authorities, and a list of the . Siibscri- ers* larties. r lhe Farqplilet to be dbliveied^n- 2l«t' . . It is aentemphited to have a few copies printed on paper prcjjn ed to car»y colours, to Jiave the si ii el (Is accu-atch" -tinted intlie jrioclern style; and the plants, etc. colored by one of our most appro ved write 1 * colon, e s. The, price of those superq copies will be thirteen dollars each Gentlemen who v ish fo* coloured copies, a/ e requested to add the word “coloured” to tlu ir sub*icnption.' Satin, manufltctinyd expressly for this publica tion, i i daily exjiectcd from fVtuice. ' Caix: sludl he taken and ho ti*ouble or expence spai eil, to have some very superior copies print«*d onthissa- The price of tliese copes cauiiot now. be as- tcerfriincd. It will hereafter be announced. Gentle men wiio wish for copies on satin, arc requested to add to tlieir subsez-iption tlie. words “on satin.” JOHN IJINNS, *V. 7, Che sunt -Street, PhiiiuhJphia. rcy Sub sc r i p t h> n s' will be i*ecived at tlie oifice oftlie Savannah JiepnbUctin and lias highest used AGE. 18X8. goner tor yotir iseiul au 1,.Jlfattni.ll, 129-} ^.* S -5L‘0h;jfU river swamp at a -qrulur meeting ofcouncffiYor eacli and eve andrO/i pme—near Beard’s bluff, on tlie Alato- *• b ~* . p, . -a . . Notice. All p?mns are 1 city,. mdtlifried to llie^l lor^ifa^fcr the use of the Und where from the BliilT, L-xeept at tiva head of 'Abbeivorn street* and not then wkiimtt tlie per- mlferca of tlu «tr«et coaurfittee. P: BA8‘rOX4 C. IR ry inform^ion so laid, that he shall bft fined in a sum not exceeding- thirty dollars. Sec. 6th. And be it further ordained, That the harbor master is hereby required to give notice and inform tlie master or commander of any ship or vessel, bring ng gunpowder over and above the weight of twenty-eight pounds of the duties re- qui, cd of him by this ordinance, and any master or commander of any ship or vessel, who shall neg lect Or refuse to comply with the terms of tl.is or dinance, shall be liable to a fine not exceed ng thir ty dollars. * Sec. 7th. And be it further ordained, Tliat all ordinances or parts of ordinances militating against tliis ordinance be and the same ate hereby repeal ed. - * - Passed, lh Counc i, 18th Oct. 1819. T. U. P. CHARLTON; wrtyor* Attest; 1L R; Cutler, c. c. An Ordinance Tb alter and amend an ordinance for establishing, organing and supporting a regular night Watch, and to increase the citv* gulrd. Be it ordained by the "mayor and aldermen of the city of Savanna’ll in council assembled, arid it V hereby onbuned by the authority hf the same, -i ” reby authorised to watchmeh . r , Thht the mayor bfc and he ishe.cbvau hercb\ forbid from hiking Sand elitist and add to the titv gua~d ei^ht he flllliT. t*TW*lli rll.i* Im.iii nf — - I _ 1 .If •_ ■ . ® over anil above tlieir present number. Passed in counc i, lhth October, i8iS. THOS. V. P, CHARLTON, .mivof, Attest) BiBUitVlM C t * Mansion House. The subscribe s have taken a . large and com- modious House at tbc co her of Green and M’Jn ,-st*eets; which is.now fitting up in the most rciiient manner, and Wil 1be opened bh the 1st of Oct text, for the aecpption.of company. It is Silu:de<l in the most pleasant part ofthe tmvii^and mil s will be spared to render the establish- me:;t v orthy the patronage ofthe public. Rooms will be fitted up in superior sti le for the aeconv d;.tio»i of families, as well as single rooms for gen tlemen. . , TJ*e proprietors of this establishmer t have en deavored to combine, elegance with couveniehce. They liatler themselves tlieir table ami bar will, not be extolled by any in the Southern country 'fhey have also prepared in aifairy situation large new stables and safe carriage libuses. Those who arc fond of good living, airv, new, and clean rooms and beds, and kind treatment, are respectfully invited to call and judge forthem- sclveH*. N. li. They intend keeping a livery stable, and will be prqvidcd with carriages, horses an«.lan ap proved I)ostler. YOUNG & McKfcEXE. junc 18 , The editors of the Savannah Republican, Charseston .'Courier, and Milledgeville Journal, will insert the above once if week till the 1st of January next and forward' tlieir account** to tlie office of the Augusta Chronicle, for payment. june 23 f48. ALTERATION. LIBItARY. The days for delivering Books to the members of the Savannah L b rare Society will .remain as licretofo e. viz: Monday, Wednesday arid Friday; but thehoii' to 5 r, OE.MLEK, sedy, S. L. S. nov 9 f221; Pilots. Authorized to actfor the Maraud P..rtr of Savan nah. Buaxlu Piwjts. S Timmons B S s°.on 11 C:ag E B.oughton T Nottage HBake.| J II Hail TBiailley John Low T West N B Sisson W Wall S Briggs, J Elford It. Kev U Anderson J rmness A Guard CETITIFICATV pilots: J Dowdv I. Fostof tv -White P S P teller J Delano r ‘ ■ E Bollcs JP'tcber L Cra»g S Norton T Harden . R G Iouulers W Todd S 11 Timmons D Prioctop . JohnJoluis PJ Pearson JSy order of the Hoard. JOHN G. HOLCOMBE, nov 8 220 sedry Com. of Pilotage. 25 Dollars Reward. RUNAWAY^ about twelve mont sago, JOHN, a negro man, a carpenter by trade, belong ng to tlie estate of George Pearson, deceased, about twenty-five yeais of age; five feet s x inches high, or thereabouts; he’s hkelv* toleiably stout and well made. If he is not lurking about this place, he issuppofied to have gone to Oglethorpe county, or to Savannah, at both of which places he has [b*ed. T tie above reward is offered for his deliv- er\fit the A ugusta jail. ' LUCY M- YARNOLD, Admin : stra- JOHN H. 5IANN, 5 tors. (0*. Tile editors of the Savannah Republican and Washington News, will please publish the above once a week, for six weeks, and forvaiti tlieir accounts to the office of tlie Augusta Chroti de for payment. nov 9 fr.221 Notice. AB persons htlviug demomls against the estate of David Lewi^, fate of this town, deceased, are requested to.redndei* them in. to the suhsenber,- iroperlv atttistcd, uithin the time prescribed bv 1 cw; and tbnse tndehtedto Said estate are request, ed to moke immediate payment. S. CLARKE, ndm'or, Et.tiar; i :M*roU20 ) iSt9 ?t> •To Pruiters.’ ADAM RAMAGE Betpcctfully infinnl the trade, that he cnSrata Mituwfacture THE SCftElV AND RUTHVESt PRINTING PRESSES. The former in its present improved state, with iron beds, &<:. lie has ohtuned a patent trtr. TUo estimat ion iim hclt tliis p ess is held, is iie-hans bust shewn by the demand tor it—m-a !v 600 he* ing-in use uf his make, and every exertion shall stilt be mode to remler it as complete as poss ble» <rje AU other articles in the line, osnsual. THE RUTimWPHESS. This pi ess lias been adopted fixu:^ possessing ad vantages over all tlie other inn undone-pull fix ssp± tiiat arc known to beui its; iu Amc.ic:u»r -Er: ^i some partictiTrs; tliat is to say, its cousln^SA combin ng immense power * n a compact (givenby levers) to. duraliifity aiulliglt? »v*s ,>^ pax ticulaifv adapted for beipgmuvedand ed in.ia Apace of small compai ative bulk. « manner of givingtlte Tniprcs-shra ia«oti * l? 9 suid diiK.-;ent fronLOtlKr ITcsAcj, calmriECkd k o _ letnicj, save, tlie riq>e. The form it uniio:m!y slationaiy, and the pluttcn passes over , by Uichiis of aind a channel or roil ways until brou^bt paralk-1 witluthe foihi its tests awltth*impiessu>u iigiiia witheas^arkljiian jiislxnl, liy tin mug-tbc a ounce or liandle witii the lett hand,-exactly cor'icsjxn.uJk ing with the running in of tlie carriage anti <o in pf tiie old pi css. The two surface's^cirg of iitn, true to the .greatest pcifection,' bod woVkjcai.Tiot be done on them, when tlu* P^ess is once a< jpsT'tl, tbejiujl regulated,, and tlie beating ait emi tl to.-~ The smallest cards may be tinted on the ii with* outhevicrs or matklin^,- they*uiay.also use l the form is off; for tak.ngcopies tre-.i m.’idsv.iipts, seals, coins, &c. Thes lequirfc np ler cliilg or ii ing, and tlie Press, of a.lajgc 'oval size, ;ccupi oUly a space of 42 inches square. Each Pieys w ill Ite accoinjianxed with phtte engraving and printed directions. Deltas also ta ndd, yiiat it s his deter in lationto make tliein,as complete and cheap as pos: ble, and is now selHng them as low as t!ic*y are suit in Ui eat Britain, witii some impi ovemenh#, and :.t cast not infeiior inAvoikniauship. • This Press is in general use in I^uronc the recoinmendat oris of printcis 6f tr.o standing in then taypr. The opiinuns of $ome of tliose who h them here is respectfully submitted. /DAMRA) Philadelphia, November 2i Mr. A. Raman k, Dear' Sir—l cbus r der the 1‘uthven Press as a reiy valuable improvement, amltiiutk tlie n:u allvyaie under great obligations to you zeal and perseverance in naturalising* so invention. . 'I’he Press combined* a va«t aeqeesion of powr , witii a conaderable diminution of labor to the workmen; tuul, so far as relates to the one you manufactuiedforme, l ean siielv tav, that itis im- poss.blc foraiiy press to p*odtice a move equable impression. The platten anil bed for the form be- ing botli of cast iron, 1 fully expect that tliis most sschtat qual tv will be per manent With heartily wishes for tliut success to your ma nufactory, which it so weirrie serves, Iain, sir, your obedient servant, THOMAS H. PALMER. Pfdlaxldphia, November 26th,1S18. We, the subscribers, having liad tlie Kuthven Press in operation forsome time jmst, are of opin ion, that .t is equal in every respect to :uiy Press now ill use. Its peculiar merits cor. ’.st,* in tlie form remaining .stalionary—tlie motlc ofgivinglhe impression, and the ease aiul fnedity with which the necessary power is appl cd by the workmen. We lies tate not to declare our entire satisfaction with the Press, and tliat we look upon tlie preference. given it, by the different workmen who have been engaged, as conclusive test picmv in its favor. (Signed) tVILLIAM BROWN. Clark & iiaser. Mr.A.Ramage. P/tihulcipiiia, Ncvemhci' 2b tit, 1818. Sin—Solicitous as we feeli for tlie encourage ment of American genius, we cannot withhold the praise due a fore gn invention of manifot advan tage. The Kuteven Press, upon wh.ch w.* ;irc*de- sii ed to give an Ojiitilbii, wc consider the n ost com plete machine fo prftiting, wh ch we have ever eX- am lied. For ease iu moi king, we have lit ver seen its equal. From ts pecuhar construct an, ingeni ous ns it i novel; we conceive it to lie ailmiiably calcidated for tlie performance of good printing.— With icgard to '.ts celerity, our sho t acqua ntanrc with the macli’iie will noi permit us to speak jwisi- titively; b .t we believe it w»ll udt be i’otmd inferi or to any on tlie continent. Witii respect, 8tc. &c. » i T. C. I) n WDEN, ‘ SAMUEL R.KRAMER, JOHN T. S1CKELS, A^DREWl, STri’CHER. SAMUEL ROSWELL,* PHILIP M11XER, *essV:e f: caatit, STEPHEN BADGER. To Adam Ramage. J\ m en>-York, Jtrfy 8, 18 IP. Dear Sir—I have for some time pastbecntlireat- euing to write to you, to let you kuow licw well I ileased wrtlitlie Ruthven Press, improved and but a variety of circumstances liavc heretofore prevented it. I have had >t in constant ope-at : on three monthsr during which time nearly all the printers efth s ci ty, and a number of our most irgen ous mechanics, have callsd to examine it. They have p.ohounc cd it as complete, in every respect, as any much nerv they have ever seen. The following is the idea I have of it, Nogfrinting Press lias ever been constructed, on' which more or better work can be done in airiven* time. # The exertion of working it is nomorethvi heal- tip' exercise for a boy 15 yea- s of age. (j; Jiave » boy of that rige to work on mine.) It is well made, tlie diff erent parts admirably pro portioned, and not more i&ble than other Presses to-gpt out of repair. 1 um, jour’s, respectfollv, ^ - rr, FANSil AW# Mr. A. Ramage; ; Nerv-York, Jtfiri124,1819. SiR-r*The Rutliven Press arr«veu safe, and is in' successful operation. Many of our printers have beeh footing at, and all express their unqualified approbation of it. , Your Press is bettermade than one we have froffij Ruthven’s manufactory, it is, in feet, tin excelteht machine, as powerful as the Columbian, and to U preferred for its lightness and simplicity. Your obedient servants, M „ D. & C. BRUCE Mr. A. Ramge. *■ For Sale A STANDING PRESS,-rinda bomplete C(!P# PER PI .ATE fRESS, 20 inch rollers, both new. 1 sept20 207 t * u c. viz: -UOJKiuy, n cancsuav ami r nua;; hou-s, instead of from 4 to 6, will be from j am pleased with die Ruthven Press, improved ami . m. during tlie winter .months. I made by you; bi “ ? One Hundred Dollars’ Reu*arA lianaway fiom tlie subscriber some time in Fe. hruary last from my plantation, near Millcdee- xille, aneg o man named Charles. This iie?ro was raised m thefamily oi M , Ciiarles L vine, near Sunbury, in Liberty couhtv, and was some time the property of Mr. WiUifo.d, of Savannali, where he is well known. When he abscofidcd h.* took witii him a sorrel horse, saddle and. hi idle, and a* he has many relatives and scou.-iintanees lx.th in Kiberty county and Savannah, and as his" wile who belongs to Mr. I'abncs, of. Savannah, has lately absconded, it is' p.-eyanrSd Charles is at no graa * distance. I wiB pay to any derson ii-to shall apprehend ami secure in some sale gaol, so that 1 ggt. him' again, ohc hundred dollars. D. B.'MrTCTIELL. fetyir ts . Ji*"