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No. 178— VoL XVI. --'i- TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER i, 1818. Whole. No. 3129. For freight or charter, to in roar » m nnuu ars-ras. The fine fait ailing echr. MANIRVA, r captain Craighead. She wiB (Met with ^Immediate diapatcli. For (night — : apply on board, or to L. Petty; IFAs Aar just receietd fir sale, by tie tame, 5000 Bricks 10j0 bunches Onions, and A few boxes Porter sag 23—174 From IfoUand—direct. LasuCsg from brig SuDy^ina, captain Chase,from Rotterdam, _ 300 pipes superior Hollsnd Gin S eases double and tingle barrel Fowling-pieces 30 bo ha Katsia and ravens Dock 3 cases Sheeting, Shirting and Diaper 10 esses Violins, with Strings and Sticks JO (nabogany and oak Liquor Cases 900 gin Cates. 13 buttles each - i 10 hampers Seltzer Water, in jugs of two doz. An each 330 empty Demijohns 60 basket Waggons, for children 3 iron Chests, for counting rooms For sale by J. BATTELLE. For sole, freight or charter The brig 8ALLY-ANN. capt. Chare 330 tons, sails remarkably fast, has liand- ,«ome accommodations; tails, cables, spars, Sboats, Bsc. nearly til new; newly sheath- j and may be sent to sea without expense.— Apply as above. Landing.from schooner Decatitf, 100 casks Stone lime 6000 feet white pine Boards and Joist For tale as above, sue 33 t 174 For sale 200 pieces first quality Dundee Cotton Bagging Richards <Sj" Harroway aug 29 1*7 Hair Matrasses, Of various sizes, and of the best quality hair and ticking, constantly on band, at the Cabinet and Chair warc-kouse pf Fartes & Miller, aug 29—177 Jlnughton-itrcct. Notice. Persons who have made 6o free as to take Books 'from the house of A. Nichols, esq. belonging to the subscriber are requested to return them im mediately, otherwise compulsive measures will be enfurcul on thusc whom he has proof «f. James 11. Watson. * auj? 29— m ■—177 Take Notice. All persons are forbid purchasing lots, Nos. 11 16,17, and improvements, on the South Common, advertised by the alieriff of Chatham county, to be told on the first Tuesday in September next— levied on as the property of tiic undersigned, to satisfy a judgment in £»vor of Joseph Uorgayo, as the said jodgnicnttat been satisfied in Amelia, in the presence of Mr. Ponce. Tlie document shewing the settlement is in the possession ol Levi S. D'Lyon, esq. JOHN S: G1ZOKME. wug 29 'a* 177 Wanted Eight (bares in the State Bank. Apply at this office. aug 29 w 177 Jin Ordinance, For protecting the Public Walk in South-Broad- street. St il or Joined, by the mayor auJ aldermen of the tin of Savannah, in csunal assembled, and stis henby ordained, by the authority aforesaid, T hst, if any person or persons aliall rtde, lead or drive any none, mule, or other animal usually ridden, or used for draught in any sort of carriage what ever, within or bttween the double row of trees in the centre of South-Broad-streer, everv auch person shall, on conviction thereof before the city council be fined in a sum not exceeding five dob lars for every such olfenct; and, if a slave, such ■lave shall be punished by order of the city coun council, by whipping not esceeding thirty-nine lashes, unless his or her owner or employ er shall pay the fine aforesaid: Pryvidat, nevertheless, that nothing herein contained shall prevent any per- ton from riding, leading, or driving any horse, mule or other animal through or across the said trees, where they are intersected by the streets. In Council, August 24,1818. Passed, JAMES M. WAYNE, mayor. [L.S.] Attest, R. K. Ctinia, c c. aug 29 177 JPILOTS Authorised to act for the Bar and River of S» Van nab '. BRANCH PILOTS. Stephen Timmons William lloyston jj. It.'Hisunn fli. Ander n Broughton John Dix< n .Jesse Furnia John Cleat y John Low John Dennis lltnry Craig Thomas Nottage William Wall Andrew Guard CERTIFICATE PILOTS. •Stephen H. Tinimoaa 1 Henry Haker doiilr. Ilale | James Elfcrd. Jly order of the Board. JOHN 41 MC1 HOLCOMBE, .apriU’9—1IW sec'iy e«mmi..iwtri of pilot a g ASSIZE of B11E.1D- The price of Hour being eleven dollars per barrel.the weight of hrcaut .r the psesent month must be as toilows. viz: Urn. os. 121 cents loaf most weigh * » 6*' da do do do 1 0 Of which all bakers ami sellers of bread will ak fdu7not£. JOHN !. ROBERTS, aug U | 169 Irearnr e Savannah, District of Georgia, 19Vi December, 1817. R Iiaring been made apparent to me. that the iwfirirt Judire of the said District, u unable to hold PSrfrict Court, or to perform the dutieaof his ofr Sd ^ "pplicathm from the District Alter- SSsSWWSU >•»•« arc required forthwith to certifr’ into the next Circuit Court, tu be Aolden in ^kl District, all actions, suits, causes, pleas and ^cesaes, civil and criminal, ol what nature or roccsscs, in the said District, w5ml soever, now depending in . - t undetermined, »«i proceedings thereon, season, at convenient landing: places on Oconee * , all file* and paper; Hating thtreio. and Altamiha river* The W ood must be of pitch anu au r I..!,«««« Sun. pine, cut frem the bodies of large trees* of high William Johnson, jun. imso&V Justice *f the Sufrttnc Ctivrf, m mtuputd :o lA: Sixth C.i cui ioRn i mum.a* C ^nLJB'u'loeh. Clerk of toe District mid Sixth States, for mid District, do £££ cert* the above to be a tote copy from $sW^““ia:rs3Ck, deaJ0-A-»W «*** G, ‘ p * /a Vi)S A New Georgia Justice. Since the last Georgia Justice was printed, ma ny yean have elapsed, In the course of which our laws must hare undergone radical changes. This circumstance, together with the increased papula tion of the state and the augmentation of civil offi cers of every kind, render another edition not on ly desirable, but almost indispensable. To supply the wants of the community in their partieidar, the editan of the Journal, about two months past, is- sued proposal! fur publishing “A new, and great- hr unproved, Georgia Just ice’?—comprising, in ad dition to the usual nutter, the duties of clerk*, sheriffs, coroners and couaialiles, tax-collectors and receivers of tax-returns, executors, adminis trators and guardians, various useful forms, and other valuable information. Prom the liberal en couragement already received, it is probable the requisite number of subscribers will be obtained, tu ensure its publication. The utility of such a work, if faithfully execut. ed. no one can doubt. In this respect, weean on ly repeat the assurance, that our best exertions will be used, and no expense will be spared to make it equal public expectation; and render it worthy of general patronage. The great labor attending (be compilation, and the time which will be afterwards consumed in revising it by compe tent legal characters, being determined to have the work as perfect as human skill and industry can make it, will protract it* publication to a la ter period than we wished. We caanot, in an swer to the numerous enquiries on this subject, promise its appearance till the Utter part of next year, when it will certainly be ready for delivery to subscribers. The longest period has been star ed, to prevent disappointment. In a country like ours, where the people have so Urge a share in the management of the govern ment, and where many citizens are occasionally oiled upon, by the demiaeof relatives and friends, to the performance of other interesting duties be sides those they owe their country, it is all-impor tant that the mass of our free population be cor rectly informed, respecting the laws under which they live. Perhaps no better method can be de vised for the attainment of tliia end, than by fur nishing those intrusted with the management of the affairs of deceased persons,_and particularly that class of useful citizens. Judicial and ministe rial officers, who have to bear the burden of de ciding petty disputes^ with a cempcud of the law, and the forms by which it is administered. Such is the object of the work now offered to tite public. We only ask in its behalf, a support commensurate with its obvious utility. Persons holding subscription papers, will please return thrm at soon as they are fil'ed. Jourr.al office, MitledgeviUe, Aug 22.—x—178 A letter from Dresden, in Germany. [TRANSLATION.) On the 9th of January, 1818, died in this place. Fur.n'x Gorruzn Stzixxxtz, furrier, who left considerable property, to which property his ttvo sons, Charles Augustus Steinmetz, merchant, and Justin Ferdinand Steinmetz, a gold and eilrez- smith, are the co-heirs. These two brothers have been a long time in the United States of America, viz. Charles Augus tus, who adopted the name of Charles Steinert, has been for some time in Boston, at other times ill Philadelphia, Baltimore ana New-York—Justin Ferdinand, tinder the assumed name of Justin Fer dinand 8midt, has been also residing in the above places, and for some time in Savannah, (Georgia.) Their three sisters, now living here, have net heard from their brothers since the year 181(1— they are very desirous to come to a settlement in regard to the aforementioned inheritance, and therefore herewith request all such persons who may have some knowledge of the said Charles Au- (ustus Steinmetz, alias Charles Steinert, and Justin Ferdinand Steinmetz alias Justin Ferdinand Smidt, to give all the information in their power as to their places of residence, (if they be alive) wheth er they have families, &c. Dresden, in the kingdom ofSaxony, Germany, 8th February, 1818 (Signed) HEBENSTREET. auditor. Apply to BRUNE ct DANNEMANN, JV». 20, Commerce-street Cj*The editors of tbe Boston Daily Advertiser, New-York Gazette, Philadelphia Freeman’s Jour nal, Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Va. Enquirer, Charleston S. C. Courier, and Savannah Republi can, will insert the above two weeks, and send tlieir accounts to the office of the Ba’dmtre Ame rican, for collection. july28—l—178 Bills of Exrhange On Liverpool, payable in London, for sale by JOHN M-NISH. ang 25-—— r 17 j Received Per brig Qiynlhus, from Philadelphia, Whole asd half bis superfine Floor live Whiskey, and Philadelphia G.n, in his While Starch, in keg—for sale by Charles Maurel. ON HAND. Pest Burlington Harr.s, in tierces Best Hog: land, in kegs and jars: aug 25 r. 175 Sugar and Wine. 109 hhds prime New-Orleans Sugar 20 qr. casks Teneriff Wine 33 do Malaga do 15 boxes London Mustard 20 kegs manufactured Tobacco 20 boxes young hymn Tea Landing from schooner Weymouth and for sale accommodating tears, by F. II. Weltnan. ang 25——z—1*5 Woollen Goods. The subscribers have received, by the British brijr Maria, from Liverpool, a fresh in*np!y of su perfine Cloths, Cossimeres and white Plains; which they offer for sale, by the piece or package, on accommodating terms. James Dickson & Go. ang It -ca 169' Sugar, Gin, 8£c. 8 hhda prime muscovado Sugar 10 do northern Gin 17 barrels Philadelphia Whiskey do N. B. Rum For sale by M. Fettingill, aug 20 175 .lfartet-sguare. Fire-Wood wanted OS' THE JFESTEH.Y If.iTERS. The steam-boat Company are desirous of eon- trading for a regular supply of WOOD, to be or dered tor the tue of the steam-boat* the ensuing and growth, and well seasoned.—Light-wood would hr preferred.. Persons willing to contract for the delivery at one or more landings, will semi th-.ir ptvoosals, specityiag the rate per cord and the name of the landing, its estimated distance from liat-Lii, .Milledgevillf. or seme public place. The proposals to be ktUm*** either to Joaarx Dxtckin* «. treasurer, at Augustai or Ktcuaao Wants, Awt-asii* Samuel Howard. requesttd to ieswt Wil Saw-Mill Cronies and Gudgeons A constant supply always on hand, direct from tbe manufactory, to be bad of S. C. Dunning, aug 8—168 AV2, Commerce lint For sale Best double Brown Stout Porter, bottled and in hbds. Bottled Beer, in casks of 6 doze* each 4 thinks ready made Clothing For sale by JA.ME3 CAIUUTHF.riS june 6- 133 '. • Notice’. Mrs. BLOCG, late of Savannih, having taken charge of the Boarding department ef the Acade my in M’lntosh countv, the parentkand guardi ans of children are informed that the insiitutiou it open tor the instruction of youth of both sexes, where the different branches of education, includ ing the Greek and Latin language!, with the use ot the Globes, are tauglitiy. Mr- MJCaiarvec, a genilehuGi of sound moral character, awlunques* '.tunable talents as a teacher. JAMES F. HOUSTOUNT JAMES DUN WOODY, > Committee. JAMES TROUP, S aug 20 173 Notice. In consequencr of Jam Man’s retiring to Beaufort, the copartnership of Gifiz-rr & Milxk is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the above firm are requested to make payment thereof to William S. CiUett, who isdierc- by authorised to receive the same: and also, to settle all claims against the said firm. (XJT The Business in Beaufort will be conducted by Johx Mils*, and that in Savannah by WaLuan S. Gh.it.tt, hereafter on individual account. Williams. Gillett, John Milne. march 18 65 Notice. The goods and effects, stock in trade, books of account, &c. of Joan-n KiTcuan. of Savannah, sad- Jer, having been assigned to the subscribers, for the purpose of making a ratable distribution of the money which may arise from a sale of the same among his creditors, notice is hereby given of the said assignment, to the creditors of the said Joseph Kitchen, that they may present their de mands, and to those indebted dial they make pay. ment, to Jznzxrau Ct iLta, attorney for the as- signees. John Iiohta, ") Abraham Carlile, >assignees. Edmund Kinsey, J aug 4——166 Notice. The subscriber has removed to the store lately occupied by Mr. Alley, on the Bay, next door to tbe Republican printing office, where he intends to have all kinds of TAILOItlJ'fG iVORK exe. ruled with neatness and dispatch, in the newest style and most approved manner; and returns his thanks to his former customers, and hopes, by his workmanship being interior to none and his steady attention to his business, to merit a liberal share of the public patronage. George A. Ash, aug 8—168 1 Merchant Tailor. Notice. The subscribers having eniered into copart nership in business, in future their TAILORING BUSINESS will be conducted under tlie firm of Caxxox & Fowun, who return their grateful thanks to the gentlemen of Savannah and its vi- vinity for the liberal patronage heretofore re- ceived, and flatter themselves, by tlieir superior workmanship anil promptitude in business, to merit a good share of public patronage. The busyness will be conducted in the store occupied by J. \V. Cannon, on St. Julian street, opposite the store lately occupied by Messrs. Stebbina & Mason. N. B. Constantly kept on hand, a good assort ment of first chop Cloths, Casimeres, Vestings, Trimmings, See. for the accommodation of ther customers. J. W. CANNON, J. FOWLER. july 11 156 ’ Valuable Lands for sale. A tract of LAND situated upon the south side of the Alatamaha river, adjoining the celebrated plantation of Jehn Couper, esq. whose crops of cotton Bud* Uun ,n ktina-n tu he of the first qnality. The tract consists of 1025 acres, of which 295 are represented as prime tide swamp, in a re-survey by McKinnon: the remainder is mixed pine land and swatkp. For terms apply to Wm. Payne & Sons, in Charleston; or in Savannah PETIT DE V1LLERS. aug 4 It 166 Notice. The estate and effects of Ann* tw Enwin, A. F.nwm, Ghock & Co. and Enwin St Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment of certain debts in tbe first instance, and after wards for the benefit of all thc-creditorsof the said concerns, notice is hereby given to those interested, of the said assignment. AH persons indebted to the said Andrew Erwin, Frwiu, Groce 8c <Co. or Erwin Sc Co. are notified to pay the amount of their debts to the subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will be required, in order to enable the subscribers to make a settlement of the affairs of the said firms. All those having claims against the saiil parties are requested to exhibit them to tlie subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,') JOHN M'KINNE, i BARN A M’KINNE, >asngneet. WILLIAM SIMS, i march tl\ 76 All ofW Notice. 11 personshaving demands against the estate the late Robsrt James Houston, (’.('ceased, are hereby requested to present, without delav, their accounts dnlv attested to Messrs. R. <c J. Habersham; and those indebted to make immedi ate payment to them, or to the subscriber. PATRICK HOUSTON, april 3—33 ndministra.o-. Notice. All persons having demands against the cstat e of Charles Sklpwith, late of Wilke* count/, de ceased, are desired to render them in properly at tested! and those indebted to said cstate, will make payment to A. G. SEMMES, flrfu’ir. The Augusta Herald will publish the abeve for six weeks march 21—I—53 .Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of John Mann, late of Augusta, deceased, are de- si*ed to render them in properly attested; and those indebted to said estate will make payment A. G. SEMMES, adm’or. Tbe Augusta Ileftdd will publish the above no ice, for six weeks. _ march 21—|—6C Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of captain Thomas Rice, deceased, are requested to render them in duly attested, within the time prescribed by law; and those persons indebted to said estate, are required to make immediate pay ment to Ebenczer S. Rees") g Jj' iadm’rs Thomas W. Rice, j april If —94 Notice. All persons indebted to me will please make payment to Mr. Giaana Tctts who is consti tuted my agent, during my abcena* from Ibis city. SAMUEL EVANS, iune 19 A—141 X New Summer Goods. The subscribers hat. received, by the ships Jastc and Georgia,;.st arrived from Liverpool, AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, which have been selected by one of tbe partners and will be sold by the piece or package on rea sonable teem*. ANDREW LOW h CO. mav 26 ,133 Dry Goods, Crockery, SCc. 150 craiea Crockery 500 pieces cotton Bagging 3000 iron Pots and Spiders 20 bales negro Plains 20 do London duffle Blankets 10 trunks Prints 5 bales coarse Broadcloth* 5 do Kcrsimere 1 case (team loom Shirting 2 do, 4-4 cotton do I do 3 bales assorted Threads. 4 do brawn Sheeting 4 do imb Duck 3 do toilnet Vestings 1 do Carpeting 8 case* linen and cotton Checks 1 case cotton Hosiery 4 cases Ginghams and onion Stripes 1 case book and mull mull Muslin 4 pair double Jack-Screws 1 bale Towelling 1 do white Flannels 1 case Salamaneas 1 bale Bombazets 2 bales rose Blankets aug 8 ct For sale by S. C. Dunning, •Vo. 2, Commerce /few Lloyd Morrison Have removed ilieir Office, from tlie Exchange to col. Pray’* brick building, over the store of Messrs. Gaudrv & Dufaure. july 25 1162 Os'For sale—a great bargain. ^ A tract of first quality river swamp tide LAND, one hundred and forty acres of which are cleared, under dams, and fit for ctiltivation. For terms of sale (which are liberal) and a full description of the land, ap'ply at office of SaMtriL M. Bono, esq. in the court-house. aug 15—fe—171 Valuable Land 8f Negroes for sale. The subscriber offers for sale, his PLANTA TION, consisting of six hundred and sixty acres of land, situate on the road leading from Louis ville to Augusta, distant about three miles from the former place. It is well improved; and there is rather more than two hundred acres of cleared land, all fresh, and under excellent fences. With the plantation would be sold forty-five prime Slaves. Possession of tlie property may be liad about the middle cl January next. Noble W. Jones. june 6 133 In Council, ■August 9.4th, 1818. Sesohtd, That on Monday tbe 7th September next, an election will be held at tbe court.fiousr, for fourteen aldermen to represent the, city in next council, and a clerk of «be market. The polls w ill be opened et 10 o'clock *, a. »"d closest 6 o'clock v. m. The city sheriff and constables are directed to attend for the purpose of presepvingorder. Extract from the minutes, * a a cuYLsa c. c. aug 25 175 Friends and Fellow-Citizens— 1 offer myself a candidate foe Cierkrfthe Mar ket, at the ensuing election; sod pledge myself, if elected, to have the Market kept dean, and do other duties agreeable to ordinance and law of tbe state. WILLIAM A. MOORE, aug 8 168 Friends and Fellaic-Citizens/ I offer myself a candidate for Cletk of the Mar ket, at the ensuing election; and if elected pledge myself to fulfil tbe duties according to law. Jesse Bandy. suit 13—c*—1722 To the Public— I oiler a* a candidate Tor Clerk of the Market— if elected, will endearor to discharge the dutift thereof. JOHN DILLON, aug 8 ... 168 gy* In our absence from this city, for a short time. Jam M’Nian, esq. and Mr. k R. Almy, are our attornka. John Speaktnan <§‘ Co. aug 8 168 fiver's wharf. £?* Duriug a short absence from this place, Messrs. G. F. & O. Palmes, wiU act as m.v attornies: those indebted are requested to make payment to them. DAVID VOTES, aug 20——173 *** During the absence of the sulncriber from the state, Faiwean STXBzIX%eaq. is duly autliurized to act as my attorney. Sarah Blacksell. june 27——wt 150 Lands for sale. One thousand and fifty acres of LAND, in Mc Intosh county, Brora neck, in two separate tract*, one of which containing three hundred and sixty (360) acres, is situated on the Salts, immediately open to Sapelo Island, remarkably healthy, with a good two-story dwelling House, Kitchen and oth er necessary out-buildings on the premises; two hilndred acres of which are good cotton land, cleared and under good fence. The other tract, which is within a mile and a half of the first, con tains 640 acres, two hundred and fifty (250) of which are of first quality high inland swamp, very level and easily drained, havings large salt creek at either extremity—it may be considered as prime land for corn, cotton or sugar cane, and may be rendered perfectly secure by a force of 40 or 50 hands.—There is a great deal of light red oyk land, some stoney knswles, and tlie balance well timbered pine barren. For terms apply to Mr. Jons Lewis, in Savannah, or to the subscriber on the premises. H. Gignilliat. ■ 6 167 Valuable Real Estate. FOR SALE The HOUSES and LOT, corner of Broughton and Whitaker streets, now UDder management of Mr. Raiford, formerly occupied by colonel Shell- man, and well known as Sbellman’s boarding house, with all the house and kitchen FURNI TURE, mostly new, and in good order. Posses sion trill be given atxny time to suit tbe putcliai- KENRY W. HILLS. july 11 fen 156 For sale The following LANDS lying in the county of Camden and state of Georgia: 6970 acres—The well known place called Cole raine, in the river St. Mary's, about thirty mil** above the town, and occupying the north bank of the river, about three milts. 11,915 acres in three tracts, at M'Girth* ferry, occupying thenorth bank cfSt. Mary's river sev eral miles, and lying a little above the former.— flic whole forming one body, aul no part more than two and a half miles from the river. Some Lots in the town of S'. Mary’s, and a small tract of 100 acres on the high point of Cum berland island. The St. Mary's lands have a ? |uantity of tide swamp, but are msstiy valuable or their pine and cypress timber. The river is navigable, for vessels drawing 14'feet water, to Coleraine, and 12 feet to M’Girth’s ferry. The titles for these lands are unquestionable, and will be guaranteed by tne owner, (in whose possession <hey liace long been) and whose ability to do so will not be questioned. They will be sold in email tracts, nr otherwise, on favorable term* to suit turchators. as the proprietor has determined to close bis business in Georgia a* soon as possible. Apply to SAMUEL M. BOND, jure 11 T 1S7 To rent, And possession given on the It: tf Abvember next,) The STORES on the subscriber’s wharf WTO*f present occupied by Messrs. Nichols, EiJ Dobson 2 Hills—and that occupied by £Ml\lr. House. Also, the brickhoilding on the Bay, rtcarBareard-street, occupied by the ed itors of the Columbian Museum. For tefms, in the absence of the subscriber, apply to George Jones, esquire. NOB LB 1{r. JONS* jung 6 ■ ■ 133 To let The west tenement of the HCOSE near the Mu seum Office, on the Bay—Immediate possession will be given. Fur terms apply to 4 Peorgcjor.es. may 12*. »wM) > W. T. Williams ■US JUST aICZIYED Walker’s Dictionary, (Jvo. stereotype—g3 50c. Brawn’s Principles of Perspective, 4to—11 Joyce’s Dialogues on Chemistry—2 Hail’s Distinct*—3 25 Jacobson's Laws of ihe Seas—6 Dramatic Works of Rea Jenson, Beaumont, and Fletcher—20 Campbell’s Philosophy of Rhetoric—3 Macknight’s Epistles, 6 vole—21 Plea for Sacramental Communion on Catholic Principles Jones’* Lx litres on (lie Figurative Language of the llc-ly Scrip*. Treatise or. tlie Age of Horses—1 Barrington aril Iteaufoys on the North Pole Captain Tuckey's Expedition on the River Con go—2 50 Zuma, by Mad. de Genlis Hobhouse’s Instructions on Canto IV of Cbilde - Hamid MANDBVILLE; vol. Ill Lard Amherst's Embassy to China The Bachelor and the Married Man Brownie of Bosbeck, may strve as a comment on Tales of My Landlord, depicting tbe charac ter of a roost attroclbua villain Gibbons’ Trial Also, for delivery, Edinburgh Review, No 58 Nortb-American Review, No. 20 Attalectic Magazine, for August Silliman's Journal, No. 1 Journal cf Science and Arts, No. 8 Biglow's .Medical Botany, No. 2, still more splea. did than the lint number, aeg 27 * 176 Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging. The subreribers have entered into copartner ship with a view to conduct the Painting, Glazing, Paper Hanging and Sign Painting business, in all its various branches, and will be tnankfulfor any favors entrust sd to them. They have taken a shop in Bay-lane, in the rear of the Republican printing office, where they may be generally found; or at their residence, next door west to that of the late John Lawson, esq. in Brooghton-street. William Pcarca, David Sccord. aug 57 157 Boarding-House. The subscriber has taken the large HOUSE on the Bay, corner of Lincoln street, property of the late John Anderson, situated in • very airy place, opposite the stores of Mr. Samuel Howa^i. The healthy situation of this building—containing near ly thirty separate rooms—cliera a very pleasing advantage for the accommodation and comfort of Boarders, particularly in the warm season cf year. Those who please to favor him with their patronage, will find the house well found, and every attention given, by the public’s humlde ser vant, THOMAS GRIBB1N. njly 4 152 • Charleston Wire Manufactory. The subscriber informs the public, that he car ties ou tlie WOVE WIRE MAJl’lTPJlCTORr. in all its various branches, and will be happy to at - tend to the orders of his friends for any articles in his line; and partirularty request that any or- ders in his line of businrs;, for the emuing fak, may be sent in during the summer, that he may be enabled to execute them in time for the coming fall, as he intends staying in the city and keeping his establishment going on during the sumtyer. He manufactures all kinds of rice Screen Wire, in whole sets, or old Screens repaired; rolling Screens for merchant mills; Riddles and Screens for Dutch mills do. ’for brick-layers; meal, wheat and cockel Seives, by the dozen or smaller quantity; wire Safes of a superior quality; Wire, for milk houses and cellar windows; fee sud Dour Stives for plasters. Etc: which he pledges himself are as good in quality, and as cheap in price, as those *1 Philadelphia and New-York. Any orders kfl with Messrs. Scaxuutroa 8s M’Kixss, or forwarded to the subscriber, will he thankfully received arid punctually executed. JOHN S. JONU3, Jfo. 122, Church street. Charleston. july 7- 1C* 154 Georgia—Bulloch county. By Ely Kennedy, ctetkof the court of ordinary of the county and state aforesaid. Whereas. Simeon' Travis, has applied to the mid court for letters of dominion as xdministra* tor to the estate of Jacob Huffman, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditor* of the said deceased, to file their objections (if any -they, have) in my office on or-before the fir-l Monday m Jan uary next, otherwise letters .tlismistory Jsnil h$ granted to the applicant. ..m'i Given under my iiar.d and seal, this Sth-July,'!®.. tbe yearof ourLord, 1819- FLYJKNNMX. sag 15-J-dH iC.$. o.x-di-