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mm, No. 180.—VoL XVL SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1818. For Mite-York. The brig BEL VIDE RA, Wdden, no* ling, will poeithrdy.Mafcr.Wcw.Yortt . [■■«« Sunday next, weather permitting — \ Tor freight or presage, haring superior sceommo- ! Te of the master on board at R«w. . >rto MEIGS & SEED. 3 a 179 , dationi, enquire ard'a wharf, or to . PorNew-jTorie, The fiat sailing brig SAVANNAH -PACKET, J.E. Brown, matter, will meet "with dispatch. For freight or passage- having excellent accommodations, apply to t captain on board at MKinne** wharf or to i ' Ren & Butler. <& Consignees of gooda of aaid vessel are questeaAo call and take them from'the wharf. [ aept 1—178 ForBaUimore via Charleston. The faat aiding copper bottomed and opper fastened sebr. WALTON GRAY, rill be despatched in a few days. For reight or passage, haring superior ac- comir.otfktiotu, apply to curt Gray on board Rice's wharf or to. NICHOLAS fc NEFF, aept .1—f—178 . For freight or charter, TO a«T TOST in Tax aoarasax statu, . The 6ne fist tailingsehr. MAN1RVA, captain Craighead. She will meet with t immediate dispatch. For freight or i apply on board, or to L, Petty; Who has just received for tote, by the time, 5000 Bricks 1000 bunches Onions, and A few boxes Porter • aug 22—174 Bank State o. savannah, 21st acoukt, 1818. Reoolved, Tliat twenty per cent of the capital stock Off this bank, be and the same is hereby rr- 3 uireii to be paid in, on or before the first Mon- ay in November hext, by the stockholders there of— the ume to be paid in specie, or billi of ei ther of the banks of Georgia.. By snip* oj the Hoard. ANTHONY PORTER, cashier. Nort.—Stockholders may pay thrir 20 dolls, per Share, at the principal bank in Savannah, or at ei ther of the branches in Milledgeville, Washington or Augusta, and obtain a receipt from the cashier on the back of their scrip certificate for the pay. ment thereof. sept 1—178 Notice. Augusta, August 35, 1818. Savannah River Navigation Company. An instalment of 5 per cent on the capital stock of the company is required to be paid in to the treasurer on ur before 2d of November next By order of the hoard, J. W. L. Simmons, sec’ry. The Editor of the Savannah Republican is re. quested to publish the above until the time ex. r.ires, and forward his account to the Company’s Office for payment. aept 1 178 Notice. Augusta, August 25,1818. Savannah River Navigation Company. At a meeting of the stockholders of this com pany on July 22d hut, it was resolved by the mem- ben present, that a meeting of the stockholders ie requested to take place at. the Globe Tavern, in the city of Augusta, on Monday, the 26th of October, at TEX o’clock a. *, The meeting being called for important purposes, punctual attendance is required. J. W. L. Simmons, see'ry. The Editor of the Savannah Republican is re- -nested to publish the above until the expiration the time mentioned, and forward his account , the Company’s Office for payment. °*cpt 1 • ■178 For sale 200 pieces first quality Dundee Cotton Bagging Richards dj* Harroway. aug 29 "- 177 Corn. Prime white Baltimore Corn, juat received and for sale by NICHOLAS & NEFF. aept 1 178 Holland Gin, on retail. The subscriber lias just received a few pipes of pure Ho'land Gin. 2d proof, which he intends to retail by tne oeinjohn, gallon or quart, pure from the pipe, at reduced price. He hu also a vary choice a»nrlmcnt otall kinds of LIQnt.iUS and GROC ERIES, and the- be,t London FOR- TER; which will be sold low for rath. , John Delberghe. sept 1—-yi 178 ~ Received Ter brig Olynthus. from Philadelphia, Whole and half bis superfine Flour Rye Wbiikey, and .Philadelphia Gin. in bis While Starch, in keg—for sale by Charles Maurel. ON HAND. Best Burlington Hams, in tierces Best Hogshnd, in kegs and jars: aug 25 -x—175 Spermaceti Candles, N. E. Rum, Dupont's F. II Gunpotcdtr, Jfc. 50 barrels New-Enplaiul Rum 40 kegs t ■ Dupont's :10 tr.xes Spermaceti Candies .10 pipes American Gin .10 do Spanish Brandy 50 barrels Gin ,10 du st* Hy»on Tea Cheese—Codfish Smoked Herring—smokrt. Salmon Mustard, fresh boxes of 3 and 6 dozen ■ Quarter boxes Cigars 7 htidr muscovado Sugar, prime Small kegs ground Ginger Beef, Fork, pilot Broad and OaU Together with a very general arsortmrnt ofal- •most every article in the Grocery line, wholesale and retail, which are offered on liberal terms. G. F. & Oliver Palmes. - septl * = Fire- Wood wanted ON THE WESTERN WATERS. Tbr ,team-boat Company are desirous of con- eJJniffora regular supply of WOOD, to be cr- S f 0 r the use of the steam boats the ensuing •season, at convenient finding place, on Oconee rivers. The Wood mart be of p.’ch 2ne!eut from the bodies of Urge trees, of high and well seasoned.-Ughi.woed ^[/b^Vrefemd. l*erson» willing to contract TTihe delivery at one or ra re .am.mgs. wi.l Sndawi^^*- ,h f Sfulenstne of thefinding;itsestmatrd distance Mi-ledger lie. or some public place ^fproP'v to bfmld«r«d either to Josxru ■B^CHrasn^ treasurer, at Augusta, or Ricaa^i. "^• 4T5E ’ ‘‘’wnmaoA* g amu r| Howard. The editor. oftbeMilMgeviUe papers are Hated 40 insert the foregoing fer 3 months. w nv xug -16# Darien Gazette. Persons holding Subscription Lists for the flu- rxra Catena will please forward the names, by the 15th inatant, to the PROPRIETORS Darien^ September 1,18t8- [n—*179} NSW Printing^/fice, T IE Subscriber has just received from Phi* ladelphia, a wev and zlxoast assortment of TYPES, calculated especially for JOli YUINTINU. ORDERS for any Wofk in this line will be speedily and handsomely executed, at the cus- tomary prices, and every favor, be it ever so small, gratefully acknowledged. TBUSt WHO ABB IX WAST OF CATAIiOGUES of Pub- PRICES CURRENT lie Sales BANK CHECKS BLANKS for Public Of- HAND RILLS ficcs POSTING BILLS Commercial & Shipping SHOE BILLS BLANKS 1IAT BILLS Insurance and Notarial Shop Keeper’s Bills BLANKS LABELS ' CARDS MILITARY NOTI- CIRCULAR LETTERS CRS ' BILLS OF LADING RECEIPTS And almost every other kind of Paijrrnro, are invited to call. 25ooftg anti Will also be handsom c ly and correctly 1 cd, on application. Office on the Bay, about 30 rods west of the Exchange, in the rood) over the Store lately copied by kb. Joseph Depass. OLIVER STEELE. Savannah, Sept. 3, 1813—z— A New Georgia Justice Since the last Georgia Justice was printed, ma ny years have elapsed, in the course of which our laws must have undergone radical changes. This circumstance, together with the increased popula 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 aupply tbe wants of the community in their particular, the rditors of tbe Journal, about two months past, is sued proposals for publishing "A new, and great ly improved, Georgia Justice”—comprising, in ad dition to the usual matter, the duties of clerks, sheriffs. coroners add constables, tax-collectors and receivers of tax-returns, executors, adminis trators and guardians, various useful forms, and other valuable information. From the liberal en couragement already received, it is probable the requisite number of subscriber! will be obtained, to ensure its publication. The utility of such a work, if faithfully execut. ed, no one can doubt. In this respect, we can 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 the compilation, and the time which will be afterwards consumed in revising it by cotnpe- tent legal characters, being determined to have the work as perfect as human akill and industry can make it, will protract its publication to a la- ter period than we wished. . jVe cannot, in an- swer to the numerous enquiries on this subject, promise its appearance till the latter part of next year, when it will certainly be ready for delivery to subscribers. The longest period has been stat ed, to prevent disappointment. In a country like ours, where the people have large a share in the management of the govern ment, and where many citizens are occasionally called upon, by the demise of relatives and friends to the performance of other interesting duties be. aides those they owe their country, it is alUmpoJ- 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 lor the attainment of this 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 thd burden of de ciding ;>etty disputes, with a eempeud of the law, and tne forms by which it is administered. Such is the object of the work now offered to the public. We only a«k in its behalf, a support commensurate with its obvious utility. Persons holding subscription papers, will please return them as soon as they are El'rd. Journal office, -lf< ledgeriL'e. Aug 22—X—178/ Notice. Mrs. BLOGG, late of Savannah, having taken charge of tbe Boarding department pf the Acade my in M‘Intosh countv, the patents and guardi ans of children are informed that the institution is open fpr the instruction of youth of both sexes, where the different branches of education, indud- ing the Greek and Latin languages, with the use of the Globes, are taught by Mr. M'Clintocx, a gentleman of sound moral cltaracler, and unques tionable talents as a teacher. JAMES E HOUSTOUNT JAMES DUNWOOUY, C Committee. JAMES TROUP, S aug 20 173; Fresh Fruit, from Havana, Consisting of Oranges, Pine-Apples, Bannanas, Plantains, Limes, &c. Apply on board the schr. uung-Spartan, at Moore’s wharf, or to G. V. & Oliver Palmes Also 7 hogsheads prime muscovado SUGAR. Ap- v as above. sept 1 m——178 Just received 100 boxes firat quality CLARET; which will be sold very low by Duhamel & Auze. Apply to Jajixs G. Dlois, at Perry & Wright’s store, sept 3 x 179 Corn. 200 bushels prime white Corn, for sale by Hall 4’ Hoyt. sept 1 v—178 Hair .Matrasses, Of various sizes, and of the best quality hair and ticking, constantly on band, at the Cabinet and Chair ware-house of Faries & Miller, aug 29 177 Brovghton^trcet. John C. Holcombe Having taken the ware-house lately occupied by FleweUin & Dickinson, offers his services in the FACTORAGE U COMMi-tS/OJVLIXE. His store houses are now ^undergoing a thorough repair for the reception of produce, merchandize, fcc.—and strict attention will be paid to all busi ness committed to his csre Mguota, (Ga JJulo 1. 1818. f 156 Brokerage. The subscriber having established himself on the Bay, over the store of messrs W & A Wcyman b “ tenders hisservieestohisfriendv and thepub- in general in the above line of business, and hope* by strict attention to merit a shire of pat- ltOBERT RAIFORD. •irs ronage sept 1 Hoyi Sf .Morrison Have removed heir Office", from the Exchange col Prav’s b.-ick building, over tbe store of Mes-rs. Gaudrv & Dufame. ulv 25 -162 Savannah Poor -House Sf Hospital. VISITING COMMITTEE run .Qugvit aud September, Aimer- CtTTUs'txT and I Hsonosira Hits tow. Cumming, serretary. i! lfb Blank .Manifests Fsor ale at this office. === Saw-MiU Cranks and Gudgeons, A constant supply always on Sand, direct from the manufactory, to be had of ang 1 -168 S. C. Donning, JVo.2, Commerce Item, Sugar and Wine. * 100 Midi prime Jfew-Orleans Sugar 20 qr. casks TenerifTWinc 39 do Malsgs do r 15 boxes London Mastard 20 kegs manufictnred Tobacco 20 boxes young hyson Tea Landing from schooner Weymouth and for sale on accommodating terms, by t F. H. Wehnan. aug 25 1 175 Woollen Goods. The subscribers nave received, by the British brig Maria, from Liverpool, a fresh supply of su perfine Cloths, Cassimeres and white Plains; which they offer for sale, by the piece or package, oa accommodating terms. v James Dickson & Co. aug 11 ex 169 Sugar, Gin, 8fc. 8 bhds prime muscovado Sugar _ 10 do northern Gin 17 barrels Philadelphia Whifiey 30 do N. E. Rum For sate by M. Pettingill, aUg SO - ■ 173 JforhlHpuq, M. .TV.-— . ii... * For sale Best double Brown Stout Porter, bottled and in hbds. Bottled Beer, in cades of 6 dozen each 4 trunks ready made Clothing For sale by JAMES CARRUTHERS june 6--- 133 • Notice. The subscribers having entered into eopart nership in business, in future their TAILORING BUSINESS will be conducted under the firm of Casreron & Fowzxa, who return their grateful thanks to the gentlemen of Savannah and its vi cinity for the liberal patronage heretofore re ceived, and liatter themselves, by their superior workmanship and promptitude in busineip, to merit a good share of public patronage. The bus/ness will be conducted in the store occupied by J. W. Cannon, on St. Julian street,, opposite the store lately occupied*t>y Messrs. Stebbina & Mason. N. B. Constantly kept on hand, a good assort ment of first chop Cloths, Casimeres, Vestings. Trimmings, &c. for the accommodation of ther customers. J. W. CANNON, J. FOWLER. july 11 156 f Whoie No. 3131. New Summer Goods. Thfi Hti.cn'hero hmm received, 6, the ohipt Jeatt i,eud Georgia,,»tt arrived from Liverpool, ’ 1 --T.AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, which h: iw been selected by one of tbe puttiers and will be sold fay dm piece Or package on soluble teems. ■ ANDREW LOW & CO. may g 123 Flour, Com, £C& * 'hmupid bushels prime white earn *2? w fij*e barrels superfine Baltimore flour oO half do do do do Landing from sebrs. Eagle and Caroline. . 1 «» stobx 300 pieces prime Bagging SO hbds do retailing Molamsa 30 bbis loaf and lump Sugar ' 5 tons share molds 20 bb!s Pork 12 do no. 2 Beef For sale by HALL 4 HOYT, aept 1 B 178 The subscriber Offer, for otSe the foUnitg GOODS, on accom modating termt—viz: • 1 trunk/iuns Thread 1 bale y!l colored do. , 2 mints cotton Hose t bqx diapers 6 piper oitSi " '2 boWxBrown Lint-ns 2 bales linen Bedtick 1 bale linen U cotton Checks ? bales Flannels 80 kegs Sc 5 barrels Barley 250 pieces very best cotton Bagging 2 bales best London duffle .Blankets 2 bales Russia Sheeting 2 boxes Irish Linens, very fine 24 hltds best New Orieans Sugar 11 puncheons Jam. Ram 3 boxes wool Hats 35 casks very superior Brown Stout Wm. Taylor, sept 1-—rn 178 Friends and Fellow-Citizens/ I offer myself a candidate for Clerk of the Map. ket, at the ensuing election; and if elected pledge myself to fulfil the duties according to law:' Jesse Bandy. aug 18—c»-172; . ' - • Notice. In consequence of Jons Mivtf.’s retiring to Beaufort, the copartnership of Gillett & Muse is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the above firm are requested to make payment thereof to William S. Gillett, who is-here- >y authorised to receive the same: and also, to settle all claims against the said firm. OCT The Business in Beaufort will be conducted by Johx Miles, and that in Savannah by Wiuua ” Gillett, hereafter on individual account. William S. Gillett, John Milne. march IS 65 Notice. Tbe goods and effects, stock in trade, books of account, &c. of Josevo Kitchen, of Savannah, Sad ler, 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 amoog 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 tliat they make pay- ment, to Jebzxun Ccilzk, attorney for the as signees. r 4 •- John Lohr> ") Abraham Curlile, kasst'Nees. Edmund Kinsey. J aug 4 166 Notice. The subscriber has removed to the store lately oacitpied by Mr. Alley, on the Bay,' next door to the Republican printing office, where he intends to have all kinds of TJtTLORlM’G WORK exe cuted 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 libera] share of the public patronage. George A. Ash, aug 8- 163 Merchant Tailor. Notice. The estate and effects of Asauv Erwin, A. Erwin, Groce 8l Co. and Erwxx El Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment of certain debts in the first instance, and after- wards for the benefit of all thecreditorsof tbe said concerns, noticels hereby given to those interested, of tbe said assignment. All persons indebted to the said Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Groce & Co. or Erwin & Co. are notified to pay the amount of their debts to the subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will he required, in order to enable ibe subscribers to make a settlement of the affairs of tbe aid firms. Alt those having claims against the said parties are requested to exhibit them to tbe subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,'} JOHN M’KINNE, ( BAUNA M’KINNE, WILLIAM SIMS, I march .31—76 Notice. All persons having demands, against the estate ‘ Charles Skipwith, late of Wilkes county, de ceased, are desired to render them in properly at tested; and those indebted to said estate, will make payment to A. G. SEMJIES, adm’or. The Augusta Herald will pubb'sk the above for six weeks march 21—f—68 Notice. AU persona having demands against the estate of john Mann, late of Augusta, deceased, are de sired to render them in properly attested; and those indebted to raid estate soil make pavroent t o . A. G. SEMMES, atVor. The Augusta Herald will pubfiah the above no lice, for six weeks., march 31—|—68 Dry Goods, Crockery, 150 crates Crockery 500 pieces cottoh Bagging 3000 iron Pots and Spiders - » 29 bales negro Plains 20 do London duffle Blankets 10 trunks Prints 5 bales coarse Broadcloths 5 do Kersimere 1 case steam loom Sbirting 2 do 4-4 cutlun do 1 do 5 bales assorted Threads 4 do brown Sheeting 4 do Irish Duck 3 do toilnet Vestings 1 do Carpeting 8 cases linen and cotton Checks 1 case cotton Hosiery 4 cases Ginghams and union Stripes 1 case book and mull mull Muslin 4 pair double Jack-Screws 1 bale Towelling 1 do white Flannels 1 case Salanraneas 1 bale Bombazets 2 bales rose Blankets For sale by S. C. Dunning, aug 8——ct 168 JVb. 2, Commerce Row Valuable Land §* Negroes for sale. The subscriber offers for sale, hia 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 the property may be had about the middle oi January next. T4oble W. Jones. june 6—133 Lands for sale. One thousand and fifty acres of LAND, in Me- Intosh county, Bronwneck, in two separate tracts, one of which containing three hundred and sixty (360) acres, is situated on the Salts, immediately open to Sapelo Island, remarkably liealthy, with a good two-story dwelling House, Kitchen and oth* er necessary out buildings on the premises; two hundred acres of which are good cotton land, cleared and under good fence. The other tract, which is within a mile and a half ofthe first, con tains 640 acres, two hundred and fift> (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 oak land, some stoney krowles, and the balance well tirdberrd pine barren. For terms apply to Mr. John Lewis, in Savannah, or to the subscriber on. the premises. H. Gignilliaf. aug 6 — ■■ 167 To rent, (And pottetoion gfven on the lot of November next,) The STORES on the suoscriber’s wharf ■ VfaFpresent occupied by Messrs. Nichols, "■Dobson & Hills—and that occupied by tMr. House. Also, the brick building on the Bay, near Barnard-street, occupied by the ed- itors of the Columbian Museum. For terms, in the absence of the subscriber, apply to George Jones, esquire. NOBLE W. JONES, june 6 133 To let The w«t tenement of the HUOSE near the Mu- seum Office, on the Bay—Immediate possession will be given. For terms apply to George Jones. may 12- - 111 Savannah, District of Georgia, 191/t December, 1817. It having been made apparent to me. that the District Judge ofthe said District is unable to bold a District Court, or to perform ’he duties of his of fice, and, on application from *he District Attor ney of sa'd District, you are required forthwith to certify into tbe next Circuit Court, to be holden in •aid District, all actions, suits, causes, pleas and recesses, civil and criminal, of what nature or _jnd soever, now depending in the said District, and undetermined, with all proceedings thereon, and all files and papers relating thereto. William Johnson, jnn. Altodate Justice of the Supreme Court, ct sign'd to the Uxth Circa JOHN L BULLOCH, Clerk District Court, for the District of Georgia. DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, 9 & the Sixth cirrk’r Office, 20<A Dee. 1817. S Circuit Court. l John J. Bulloch, Clerk ofthe District and Sixth Courts of the United States, for said District, do hereby certify the above to be a true Cray from the original filed and oa record in my office. John I. Bulloch, dec 29—4—180 Clerk Georgia Dittict. In Council, . August Mth, ISIS. Retched That on Monday the 7th Sept- mber next, an election will be held at the court home, fur fourteen aldermen to represent thK city in next council, and a clerk of the market The polls w j ’*tib£°pened at jo o’clock a. a. and close st 6 Tbe city sheriff and constable* are directed to attend for the purpose of preserving order. i Extract fom the au'nala, R. CUYLER, e. c. ii#?5 173 ■ ■ Friends and Fellow-Citizens-^ I offer myself a candidate f„ r Clerk - fthe Mar. ket, at the ensuing etetsBB; and pledge myself, if elected, to here the Market kept clean, and do other duties agreeable to ordinance and law of tbe state. WILLIAM A. MOORE. To the Public— I offer as a candidate for Cleric of the Market 'd elected, will endeavor to discharge tbe duties thereof. JOHN DILLON, aug 8 168 €?* la our absence from this city, for R short time, John M'-Nisr, esq. and Mr. L. R. Almy, are nur attornies. John Speakmsn Co. aug 8 168 Fraser', wharf. gs* During a short absence from this plsce, Messrs. G. F. K O Palmes, will act as my attornies: those indebted are requested to make payment to them. DAVID VOTES, aug 20 173 *#.* During the absence of the subscriber from the stete, Edward Stibbixs, esq. is duly authorized to act as my attorney. Sarah Blacktell. june 27 jit 150 Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging. The subscribers have entered into 'copartner- tnanhful for any favors entrusted to them. They have taken a shop in Bay-lane, in the rear of the Republican printing office, where Ihey may be generally for nil; or at their residence, next door west to that ofthe late John Lawson, esq. in Brooghton-strect: William Pearce, David Secord. aug 27 157 Boarding-House. The subscriber has taken the large HOUSE on the Bay, comer of Lincoln street, property of the late John Anderson, situated in a very airy place, opposite the stores of Mr. Samuel Howard. The healthy situation of this building—containing near ly thirty separate rooms—offers a very pleasing advantage for the accommodation and comfort or Boarders, particularly in the warm season of the year. Those who please to favor him with their patronage, will find the house well found, and every attention given, by the public’s humble ser vant. THOMAS GRIUlilN: ujlv 4 152 \ Charleston Wire Manujtctory. - The subscriber informs the public, that he car ties on the H OVE WIRE MjjYUFACTORT, in Ml its various branches, and will br happy to at tend to the orders of his friends for any article* in his line; and partirularly request that any or ders in his line of business, for tbe ensuing fall, may be sent in during the summer, that ‘he may be enabled to execute them in time lor the coming fall, as he intends staying in the city and keeping his establishment going on during the summer. He manufactures all kinds of rice Screen Wire, 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; rice and flour Seives for planters, Sur. which he pledges himself are as good in quality, and aa cheap in price, as those at Philadelphia and New-York. Any ordera left with Messrs Scarbrocsn & M’Kinne, or forwarded to the subscriber, will be thankfully received and punctually execx'ed. JOHN S. VINES, -Vo. 132, Church otreet, CAapfefeu. july 7 tea — 154. A letter from Dresden, in Germany. (TRANSLATION. J On the 9tli of January, 1818, died in thb place, FbxS*k Gottlieb Stxinmxtz, furrier, who led considerable pfbptrty, to which property hia two sons, Charles Augustus Steinmetz, merchant, and Justin Ferdinand Steinmetz, a gold and silver smith, ate th/co-heirs. These two brothers hive been a long titne 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 time* in Philadelphia, Baltimore and New-York—Justin Ferdinand, under the assumed name of Justia Fer dinand Smidt, has been ilso residing in tbe above places, and for some time fn Savannah, (Georgia.) Their three sister*, now living here,. have nat beard from their brothers since the year 1810— they are very desirous to come to a settlement in regird to the aforementioned inheritance, amL therefore herewith request all such persons who may have some knowledge, of the said Charles Au gustus Steinmetz, alias Charles Steinert, and Justin Ferdinand Steinmetz alias Justin Ferdinand Smidt, to give all the information in tbeir power as to their place* of residence, (if they be alive) wbeth- 1 they have families, bus. Dresden, iu the kingdom of Saxony, Germany, 8th February, 1818 (Signed) HEBENSTREET, auditor. Apply to BRUNS ol DANNEMANN, JVa. 20, Commerct*trcet. Cj-Tlie editor* ofthe 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 rend tbeir accounts to the office ofthe Baltimore Ame rican, far collection. july 28— a—178 . Notice. All persons having demands against tbe estate of captain Thomas Rice, deceased, are requeued 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 Ebenezer 8. Bees' A ■ ladnCrt Thomas W. Rice,/ spril 14 »* si i WmV 4