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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY MORNING JULY % *816. No.'itS-Vol. XVL Whole No. 3101. The American Book-Keeper, Coiiiprengs complete system ct tkjoiv-Keep- ing; toge.her with a new method cf posting acd provingbonks^ by B. ttheys, accountant, SI 75. Observations on Lord liatharst’s speech, m the house of Peers, on Mud] Id, 1SI8. •■I approve of throe observations—I desire that -* .. «... lia «t 1 L.r at*- ’ at at.- New Suitimer Gools.-: ■Tie Lift reamed, bo <*-■ skip* Jane etmJ mM# atom avtoel - -Exchange- . HILLS on London, oa Lverpool and Glasgow, payable in London; on New-York and on Philadel phia. ; For tale by John Speeim&n & Co. nrr 7—143 Frasers wharf Attention, Heavy ArtHleryt Appear atyonr. laboratory on Saturday, 4>h of July, a? lalfpast 4 o’clo. k, a re. in foil uniform, (dark pat.taloona.) to tie. a nltxrsal Oklc-pui c- tual attendance is rtqcesled. By order tf nutaia Herbert. JOHN LELBEKGHE, Utaijmt. june 31—151 . - Marine and Eire Jnsumce COMPANY. A dividend for the last six month*, of four pee cent has been declared and will be paid t>n or af- ter Monday next. R. WAYNE, june J—137 tf Secretary. SEASONABLE DBF GOODS, which have been relecledby one of the partner* they m ty be placed before th‘e 'ey to of the. sov reign and llie people of England"— Longwood. (S'g.ttd) Narouox. A podert companion for students in Botany. Bills ay Exchange On Greenock, payable in London, far sale by James Carruthcrs. dee 2 164 and will b* Sold by the piece or package ou sea- soluble teems, ANDREW L0W.& CO. SUL The Ship JOHN fc EDWARD, C. Gi|. Bi.«'er, tlaving commenced loading and a consi •table part of her cargo on-board, will be cl batched a*, soon as possible. For frrght 25" biles Of oetton or pawnee, having etega accommodation,, apply to captain Giles. on bon •s to RICH AU05 & 11 ARROW AT. June 27 W «gp For Liverpool. by John Eberle, M. 1>. Chxiracr s USco. rcea on the Chrixian revelation, minister of the Tron Church, Glargow, £1 53and £200. for sale by S. a &■i. SCHENK. Claret. Tie rviteriierr la.tcji.tt received ar. differ f.r tale 6J cases enperior CLARET C. Kelsey & Co. is . non CHARLES COTTON. Bills on, New-York, At sixty days sight, fir sale bv Wm. P. Beers i april 13 AT New-England Bum. arsT uioittr, From brig Thnd-ieut, /n r Mitten. 15 J barrels new Ktun And for sale by M. HERBERT. Cotton Bagging. 239 pieces COTI ON BAGGING, 42 inches ide, and of prime quality, is offered at private ile. “ If not told previous to the Utli of June next, 'win on that day be sutd at pxbtic auction. Tiie term, arc liberal—application to be made M. HERBERT. Bills on Philadelphia Je by CAMPBELL A GUMMING. 2—*—152 V . . 't:-' The subscribers 150 barrels superfine Flour For sale by George & A. M. Ker. For Liverpool THADDEUS, captain t, will be quickly drspatened, er cargo being engaged. For apply on board, at HunUr*s JOHN LAT1IROP U CO. Coffee and Gin. 80 bags prime green Coffee and 4 pipes genuine BoFand Gin John Lewis. The brig FRANCIS, captain Bradford For freight apply on boarded Walleu’s wharf, or to Ha7.en Kimball. Received by told brig, tP bandies Hsy.of superior quality 10 puncheons N. B. Rum 5'i boxes So?p 25 do. Candles—(hr sale—apply as shore june 4 ■- 131 For Havre The fine last sailing brig WILLIAM .HENRY, apuin SUck|u-le, will sail on •’.Vedne'day next. For. passage only, hav ing excellent accommodations, spply to R. Richardson & Co. July 2 152 For Havre The fine fast sailing ship JULIET, capt. SwuiKun, haring the greater part of her ca go ready to go on board, will be dispatched without delay. For freight cr passage apply to the maw ter on board or to Nicholas & Neff*. •june 12—138 'For Bremen and Hamburg, The Danish brig NOKDOURU, now -ready to receive a cargo. For freight ply to Carnochan <y Mitchel june 13 139 For Boston The brig AMERICA, captain Kennard, CTfi-is now ready to receive a cargo. Fot ■HhiskM or pwsage apply to tlic master on board or to JOHN BOGUF. U CO. , july 2-W-153 For Newport and Providence The 6»t sailing schooner EUZA ANN ’ captain bhipman. For freight nr pas 1 sage, apply to the captain.on foari, a' hunter’s wharf, or td L. PETTY. I5-' & For Providence The fast sailing brig GBN. JACKSON, William T. Pierce, master, will positive ly sail on Sunday, July 5, wind and wea ther prrmiting. For freight or passage apply to the master on board, at Moor’s wharf, or to june 27—150 TAFT A SIBLEYS. For New-York The packet brig HERO, captain Man- .son, will meet with dispatch. For freight ■or passage apply on board, at William- sun’s wharf, or to J. BATTELLE. june 30 x——151 For New-York The fine sloop M ARGARBT-ANN, cap- ltain Stratton, will poiirvely sail on Sun- wJay next, 5th inst. For Height cr pas- ssge, having good a commentations, apply to the cantain un beard at Howard's wharf, or to Perry & Wright, july 2- *•—152 For Charleston The schoon. r John Stuney, Samuel Lflarvey, master, will sail in the couse of at wo or three dtys, wind and weather permitting. For freight or passage, apply on board at Johnston’s wharf, july 2—a—152 - For sale The schooner FREEMASON, burthtn 1.100 tons, sails remarkably fast, has un- sdergone a thorough repair, and now in complete order to receive a cargo—will be sold a bargain if applied for immediately. Apply to M. Herbert. -151 JO.-.J SO J- Picked up, Near the subscriber’s plantation on the south end Skidaway-Island. bv one of.his negroes, on the 12th inst. a RAFT of BOARDS. The owner by proving the property, rewarding the finder and paying for this advertise™*', oro have the raft when called for. DAVID B ADAMS. Skdaway-Islar-d. June IS ■ 1 139 Notice. • Cvittm Oouoo, Collector'. Ogee. *• Sitvannck, 16tA June, 181A Sealed proposals, will be received st this office until the Istday of July next for building a range of fire proof w»-e houses, in the rear of a lot ap propriated for the erection of a custom house, in this city, to be sixty feet long, thirty.three feet deep, and three stories bigh-the contractor fur- nishing a plan, and all of the materials, which are to be of the first quality, stipulating the price, and the shortest period in which the buildings can be completed. The architect furnishing the plan most approved of, will be entitled to a preferrence. A. S. Bulloch, collector. june 17 ol 1« Notice. - Tlie subscribers have entered into partnership, under the firm of Dcuausi U Acax R. L. Duhamel, ’ Joseph Auze. , i HO——x——-151 ■Mr . iciy 1 Vor sale A HOUBP. and LOT. No 22, Washington ward. ThefoSis. 82} feet front, and ISO let deep. For terms, spplvtd * Moreg Herbert, or •js , ’ Alexander Hunter. june 27 ' ' *_ ' " s For sale A negro YT.NCH, about OBjtm of are, a wood co<>k and washer. Eneuire V thia office, "june 25»—149 Flour. 59 barr.lt Virginia superfine Fl-mr For sale by WILLIAM TaYLOR. june 25——» 149 ~ For sale ' Best double Brown Siout Porter, bottled and in blids. Bottled Beer, in casks of 6 dozen each 4 trunks ready made (.Inthing For sale by JAMES CAHRUTHERS. iu r 6 131 The subscribers //tire r < c& r. d, andj or tale, 7 hhds old Jamaica lium 8 nipca warranted purr Holland Gin 36 boxes cliu.ee claret Wine 40 boxes Soap 40 half do 40 boxes Philadelphia Cider, first quality .eft hn«p« V. K Rum kO hoses N. E Rum Nichols, Dobson Hills, june 25 x-149 J. J. F. Blanchard Ifxvhig taken Messrs, fiutc i» I'stxUa and nairria t.iixsT into co-partnership, all aubst- quiiit transactions will be conducted under the turn of lluxciunn. Buothe .s & Co. june 33—m—152 John Litte Of Suns Continue to carry on their manufactory of SAW GINS in a very extensive manner, in Cl-jrlntcn, where the planters of green seed cotton, and their factors can be supplied with SAW GINS made of the best materials, greatly improved, and much approved of by the planters and factors of Charleston, as will appear in a certificate below. They respectfully inform the planters ol Georgia and the Southern part TfSoerth-Oaiolina. that they have established a-correspondence with Messrs 3aowx b Gateau and Messrs. Gviaamn A Pot- hill, factors, in Savannah, where a constant sup ply of Saw Gins will be kept on hand, arid where a sample of their Gins is now to be seen at their stores; where orders will be received and forward ed on to the manufacturers, with the pumber and sixe of the Gins. Orders from the above gentle men will be promptlv’attended to and executed with neatness and dispatch. Price of large Gins nine inch saws, R3 50 per saw; hand Gins, £80 All their Gins warranted good, or the money re, turned. We, the subscribers, do certify that we have for some years past been supplied will; Saw Gins from the work shop of Jmix Lirex & Soxs; the work and performance has given general satisfaction, and we, believe their Gins to he equal to any made in this state, and that we hate obtained the high est price for cotton cleaned by their Gins in Charleston. Jso. Worn b Co. Cun:'LSI b Tatloh, North b Wesb, IliLr.r b O’Hiir, Frixcis G. De Liesseltxz, Maowook b Pattebsox, - Bmiwa b Tcxis. feb 14 38 Notice. All person* indebted to me will please make payment to Mr. Gamoxta Terrs, who is consti tuted my agent, during my absence from this city SAMUEL EVANS jnne 19 f 144 Notice. The copartnership of Robtbts b Sim* was dis solved, by mutual consent, on the 5ih instant.— Those indebted to avid firm, will make payment to . Donnixs, esq- who is authorised to collect the me: demands against them will be paid when pre jtnted JAMES ROI’F.RTS. WILLIAM J. SIMS. june 15—fx—146 To rent, A new STORE on Te:6ir> wharf, opposite Messrs. Grey b Pinder’s ship chandlery store. And/or tale, on neroernodaling term, The stock of GROCERIES in said store. Ap ply »o Moses Fxssxedsx, jun. as above, jnly 2——w* -152 Notice. During my absence from Savannth tins season, have appointed Mr. John Winter my attorney. john NEvrrr. july 2 -m—152 j. i Notice. During my absence from the city Mr. Jobs Davis will attend to my picking establishment, and act as my attorney. • James Hamilton, july 2 w* ’52 Notice. My son. John Francis, jun aged 23 years, left Bnxton, in Kew-Enghml. with the intention of passing through the states of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, tn procure lubeeri- ,ben for Waifs Si edition cf‘State papers. H s last letter wa« dated at Chariesten. S. C. the 4<l of last March; rinee which no information Has bees received from him. Extreme anxiety rria'ive to his nervroal safety is the cause of this pubfiea. lion; and any gentleroa;. who may be abteto give any infomation rejecting him nnc* ttt» time, win confer the great rot oblgauon by writing im mediately, and directing to _ ff John Francis,, euro ./ T. B. trail If S*», -Ww Boston. June 17, 18!8. Blank Bills For sale at this office- Jamaica Sugars Madeira Wine 18 h|ids,>f prime Jamaica Sugars u London particular Madeira Wine SqfcXS lixpurted ariy in 1817 For sale by \v ILLIAMSON U DB VILLER3. may 28—ax—125 \ Flour and Pork. 422 barrets superfine Fbur Xb8 barrels prime Pork; For sale by WILLIFORD b BAKER. ma y 6 —’96 Dundee Bagging. Three hundred pieces Dundee Haggitfg. Tor sale by JAMES IXCKSOX b CO. may 30 127 Pavilion Gauze, $c. By the Eliza, just ar.ived f.om Greenock, the undersigned have received a quantity of Fine Pavilion Gauzes Muslin Robes Brown Hollands Cotton and linen Checks Muslins of various kinds Denies and union Stripes Britannia*, be be. And by Ike Georgia, 50 casks Loudon bottled brown Stout. For sale by ANDREW LOW b CO, mav 29—ax 126 CP* Just received From Liverpool, the first quality polishing LI QUID BLACKING, for sale wholesale and retail F R. JACKSON, JJri/an street. "K. H Glean* ladies’ mornceo Shoes and Bootees, in the first r.J le. june 25 jo 149 Just received Per brig Gene id Jackson, 5 hhds Rutenburg Gin 2CK) casks atone Lime 50 barrel: plantation Fish 5 fi.-kins first quality Butter 20 barrels N. E lium 5 bundles Hay - ' - 5 Jersey Waggon* ^ Ft •rart juttfSfMX* ■ ■ iw:. sale by - - ■ f Sibleys. Per schtotier Remittance, captain Fisk, from JSaL tintore, 3000 bushei* prime Mnyland Core, whieh will be sold low if taken from on board. Said sclioon- r will take freight for either Baltimore, Philadel phia or New-York. Apnly to R. WATTS april 8-83 Just received 20 casks London Brown Stout 5 pipes Bordeaux Brandy 2 elegsnt Gigs with plated Harness 5 nests Trunks For tale by WILLIFORD b BAKER, "may 29 126 Spring and Summer Goods. By the Georg-a, Jane and other late arrivals from Liverpool the subscribers have received an additional SUPPLY of SEASONABLE and STA PLE ARTICLES, which, together with their for mer extensive Stock, renders their present assort ment an object to both town and country purchas- Tm and ol which they will dispose ca reasonable iwl accommodating term*. ... ‘ James Dickson <$■ Co. mav 30 cr—bo|— -1?7 — Fur sale 30 hhds prime Xew-Orleans Sugar 10 do New-England Rum 10 do Whiskey Apply to S. J. BOUUGAUX. mts b-ick buildings on the May. anril 28-1 -99 Brown Greene' Having taken Mr.' William Overstreet into co-partnership, all subsequent transactions will be conducted under the firm of Brotvu, Greene tj* Co. june 1 a* 128 {r./’T'ie Books of account. Notes, dfc ofthe late firms of Way b Baker, and Way b White nf Savannah, and of Baker b Way, Coosawhatchie are placed in the hands of Lloyd b Morrison for collection. JOHN D. MONGIN, ) EDWARD STEBBINS, ^assignees LOWEL MASON, 3 may 23—^—120 gy* Persons having in their pos session BOOKS belonging to the Georgia Medi cal Soiit!v, are requested to return them, to J. CUTTER, Librarian. june 12 —-138 £5* The subscriber intending to be absent from this place a few months, requests those having business with him to apply to Mcssts Storks & Bcaxocsss, who are authorised to set- tie.same. F. GIRAUD, jun. june 1 128 > * During the absence of the subscriber from Savannah. MTilBam Woodbridge, esquire, will act as his attorney. JAMES BILBO, june 17 aa 142 •'Notice, t- All persona havingtinsettlrd accounts with the subscriber are requested to, attend to the same this week Messrs Meigs b Reed will act as sttormes for during my absence from the city. SAMUEL B. PARKMAN. 1mre I0 136, v l Jiv Habersham having engaged a young man well acquainted with the apothecary business, intends devoting his attention, re ore particularly, to his prefeesion- ' pursuits. He may be consulted at his stored in Johfeton'sVjusre. june 6—1—133 navx jest aaretvEO, By the Uttle Cherub, and other late arrivals! from Liverpool, an additional supply to their for mer extensive and geneial stock. Their present importation consists of patent Hoes, Scythe Blades, cutting Knives, fancy prints, low priced linens, Linen and cotton Bed Ticks new and elegant pattern* furniture Dimity, be. atso, An assortment of TABLE CLOTHS, from 6-4 to 18.1. James DICKSON b CO. march 3—52 The subscriber Hu received from New-York, per sch’r Milo, an extensive assortment of WARRANTED MEDICINES, Which are offered for sale at his store, adjoining col. Pray’s brick buildings—viz; Carbonate of Soda—Camphor—Opium Rhubarb—Hyppo—Jsllap—Isinglass Soda Powders—Church’s cough Drops Dalby’s Ciuminilive Church’* essence of Mustard—Alcohol Thompson’s superior Cheltenham Salts Senna—Arrow Root—Hose Water English Saffron—Sulphur—Saltpetre Castile Soap—Nutmegs—Spanish Amato Lee’s Pills—Mace Ami other articles, which will be disposed Of on very reasonable term*. J. C. Habersham may 13 112 New Goods. Just received by the ships John if Edward, and Jane, from Liverpool, the Jolloving urtic.es: Cambric Mu.lin Damask -Towels and Table Clotbs Fancy Dresses and Muslins While and colored Jeans Men’s cotton half Hose Twist Buttons and silk Twist Ladies’ and gentlemen’s white and black silk Hose Fancy Flates, Prints, and furniture Calicoes Low priced Brown Hollands Ditto Irish Ilmen Ditto ditto Diaper Silk and cotton Ginghams Extra super black and blue Cloths and Cas- timeres ARofwJiieh are offcretkfcr cxleon accommo. dating Gums, by JOHN TANNER, may 25——122 ”** Notice, The copartnership heretofore existing ’ini- the city of 'Savannah, under the firm of J. b L. Kor- max, and in the city , of New-York under the firm of L. b J. Kor»ax, expired on the 22d Ft binary 1818, by mutual agreement All persons having demands against said firms are requested to pre sent them—and persons indebted art; request ed to make immediate payment to Joseph Kop- man in Savannah, or to Louis Kopman in New- York. JUSEPII KOPMAN Jor. seif and LOUIS KOPMAN. The business in Savanfiah, will be continued by he subscriber on liis individual account—whn ffrrs for sale a genera) assortment of English, French and India Goods, for cash or approved pa per. JOSEPH KOPMAN. .june 1—128 Copartnership. ~~ Rxsjavix F. Enxs and Dasiel L. Potter hav ing formed a connection in business have taken part of the Store occupied by Mr Nathaniel H. Olmstead, (‘Telfair’s wharf J where they offer for sale groceries of every description. Edes (S’ Potter. april 29 100 Notice. Janes S. Uclloco is duly authorized to act as my attorney. N. G. RUTHERFORD. June 9—135 Notice. Jaxxb S. Btuocb is left the Attorney in fact for the undesigned, during their absence from the State. Wm. M. Evans John Dunwody Louisa F. Alexander Dorothy Van Yersen Ann.Powill jtme 9—135 Notice. The subscribers having placed the Notes and Book Accounts due the late firm of Stebbixs b Masha, in the hands of Messrs Lloyd (J Morrison for collection; request those indebted tn Make immediate payment to (hem. otherwise suits will be instituted. - JAMES M’HENRY, J MOSbS SEWALL, J may 2 1C * Noth ice. The copartner.hip heretofore existing between the subscribers, under the firm of Kittell b Sx- waxl, is that <by dissolved. may 11—111 A. Kettell, M. Sewa!I. Notice. In consequence of Joan Mr lee’s retiring to Beaufort, the copartnership of Gillxtt b Milsx is this day dissolved by tmroa! consent. Those indebted to the above firm are^requested to make lay mint thereof to WiSiaro S. GiUctr, who iwherr- >y authorised to receive the same: and also, to settle all claims * gainst dkc-'ssad farm. .- ' 0CT Yhe Business in Beaufort will be conducted by Jobx Milxs, and that ha SaTannah by Willlax Giuxtt, hereafter on individual account. William S. Gillett, John Milne. march 18 65 Notice. All persons are prohibited frern landing'upon. the nor* end of St. Catherine’s island, without I rtpfciwm from the proprictoro^or dttir agent. '* G, M. Waidbnre. june 23^—147 Savannah Rivrr .Yavization Company A meeting of the atockhvid. r* of the company will be held at tlie Globe Tavern, in Augusta, at 10 o’clock, a. at. on Wedlksday, the 23d Jnly next; for the purpose of taking into conrideration the propriety of reducing the salary of the pre si. dent, and for other purposes. My order. - - * A BRUX, president. As It willbe necessary, under forfeiture of stock* forth: subscribers to sign the article* of association, either personally or by attorney.em or before the first Monday in July; powers of attorney lor that purpose are kit for signature for the accommo dation of subscribers in Savannah, jkt tlie office of Lloyd b Morrison, esquires; st which plsce tlie subscribers in Savannah are requested to call spd subscribe accordingly. ADDITIONAL NOTICE, f. The Savannah subscribers can get their certifi cates of Stock, by producing the original receipts to Lloih b Mohmsox. june 8— l— |—134 Union Hoad Company. The managers of the Union Hoad Company having declared a dividend of 4 per cent, on said stock, or 4 dollars per share, Stockholders may receive the same on application to William Woodbridge, Treasurer V ion Road Company. may Georgia Agricultural Society. The subscriber i* now ready to pay over tv stockholders in the Georgia Agricultural Society, a dividend of 4 per cent on U.e amount of their Stock, upun presentation cf their certificates to Wm. WOODBRIDGE. treasurer. may 22—j»—120 Powelton Academy. The public examination of tlie Students in Powelton Academy, will commence on Monday, the 1st June next, and be continued on Tuesday; and the term will close with a public exhibition on Wednesday, the 3d. The patron* of the In. stitution, and the public in general, are respect fully invited to attend. The succeeding term will open on Monday, the 22d June, under the rectorship of Mr. Smith, a. a. (late of Midd: Coll:) who L expected to con tinue in that station for a series of years. Miss Stebbins will continue at the head of the female department; Miss S. Stebbins is her assistant- The Rev. MrTSwift, a. m. ia engaged as an as sistant teacher of languages; and Mr. S. H. Miller, English teacher. “!* The Board of ^Trust, notices with pleasure, the rising respectability of tit Institution under *eir catej and are fully persuaded tint the young la dies and gentlemen engaged for conducting its different departments, merit the confiderre ofthe public. s •* —v— t ' The branches of useful and polite education' usually taught in this and similar Institution* will be continued; arid ttfc rates of tuition still remaqt as they lave been. • X - Two good Pianoes will be at the service of the school, and a competent teacher of musick is ex pected to give lessons. The bills of tuition are to oe paid quarterly in advance to S. Duggxr, Esq. teacher. Board can be procured in respectable families on moderate terms. The village of Powelton enjoys a high, agreea ble and very healthy situation. The society of the place i* eminently moral; too small indeed ' for frequent scenes of riot and dissipation, but ® sufficiently extensive for the improv- nient of'the youth of both sexes, who resort here for the pur- pose of education. By order of ike Board of Trust. S. WES t ON, Secretary. P. S.—Mr. Smith has the pleasure of informing the public that, M. Rouatt, of Augusta, will give lesson* in Music during the succeeding term; and that M. Le Dure, from Lyons, will instruct in the French Language, april 15—fn—-89 The LIBRARY Will be opfen during this iu ason, every Monday Wednesday mud Friday, from 5 to 7 o’clock r x. june 27: ■ 150 *** During the absence of the subscriber:^ John M-Nish and Norman Wallace,* esquire*, together wilh Mr. .Murdoch M’Lcod and William M Whirter, will act aa their attor- nie*. The two latter gentlemen wiil attend to the mmediate management of the business. m James Dickson & Co. june 22 cr 146~ ■ ■’<1*1 *** During the abse) subscriber from the state, Edward Stebbixs, esq. s duly authorized to act as my attorney. Sarah Blackscll. . june 27 »t 150 . > ‘ L. ' Notice. v : The estate and effects of Akdbew Eawtx, A- Ebwis, Groce & Co. and Eawni & Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for (he payment of certain debts in tbe first instance, and after- wardsfor the benefit of all thecreditoreof tbs said' ^ concerns, noticejs liereby given to those interested^ ofthe said assignment. All *ertons indebted to tbe said Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Croce SuCo.er Erwin fit Co. are notified to pay the smoent of their debts to the subscribers only, and a spec- { dy payment will be required, in order .to enable the subscribery to make a settlement of tbe affairs of tbe said fitms. All those having chums against the said parties are requested to exhibit >bnp to the subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,■> . JOHN MffQNNK, l DARN A M’KINNE, >attsgneto. WILLLAM SIMS, J * rasreh 31 ;76 Notice. The business of J. & J. Fowlxb is this day dis solved by mutual consent; those indebted to said firm will mike payment to James Fowler, who i authorised to collect the same—demands them wiD be paid when presented. w* James Fowler, John' Fowler. Tbe bosiners in future win he conducted by J Jar ax Fowun. 'dm 4 war ?6 1>3 ^ For sale A LOT, situate p* 8*7-Slrttt, in a central p of foe city. . For flirihs apply to the printers. -15k

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Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1816-1818, July 04, 1818, Image 1