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No. 187— Vol. XVI. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER S2, 1818. Whole No. 3138. FALL and WLYTE&GOODS. For Liverpool _____ The Hue Bat sailing ship MABT ANX, captain Stubbs, having more than one-fourth Of bn ualjro ready to go on board, will meet with •It possible dispatch. For freight or p swage ap ply to tbe captain oa board, at Hunter's wharf, Or to STURGES & BURROUGHS, sept IS—184 JVb. 3, Commerce row. For Havana The rery fast sailing achooner SIGHT, •plain Silva, will take freight for the bove port. Apply to Charles Maurel; Who loo just rtcdvcii. Superfine Flour, in whole and half barrels, and Fresh Goshen Butter sept 12 1 183 For sale The elegant, substantial and fast sailing jJiip HENRIETTA, burthen about four hundred Ans, now in the port of St. Mary’s, (Gi ) can be sent to sea with trifling expense, her standing and running rigging complete and new, baa 2 anchors and cable*, one cabl^quite new; her sails are new, and made of the best canvass; part of her rigging and satis have never been bent—atreight of timber can be procured for New-York, which will mote than pay all her expences. She will be sold cheap, and her inventory may be seen if immediate ap plication be made to JOHN I MYEft, sept 19—cx*—186 in St. Mury't. f&r In our absence from this city, for a short time, Jons MvNisir, esq. and Mr. L. B. Almy, are our attornies. John Spcakman Sf Co. aug 8 168 Fraser’* wharf. *** Darins tlie absence of the &i ”■* subscriber from the state, Edward Stebbixs, esq, is duly authorised to act as my attorney. Sarah Blackseli. june 27 nr 150 Just received, m sair ooletiiobte, 50 tons Iron 503 kegs white Lead 100 tierces London B B Stout 11 caiks Carolina Iloes For sale by Sturges &■ Burroughs, ,ept 19 186 No 3, Commerce Row. Fresh Flour. 40 barrels sunerfine Floury Ground from' 10 half ‘do do J new wheat For sale by JAMES H. FKASEK. gept 15 -—t 184 For sale 200 pieces first quality Dundee Cotton Bagging Richards Sf lln woway. aug 29 177 . Sugar, Gin, 8£c. 8 hhds prime muscovado Sugar 10 do northern Gin 17 barrels Philadelphia Whiskey 30 do N. E. Hum For sale by M. Pettingill, _173 Jllarket-equare. aug 20- John C. Holcombe Having taken the ware-house Initly occupied by Flewelliu k Dickinson, offers his services in the FACTORAGE U COMMISSIONLINE. His store houses are now undergoing a thorough repair for the reception of produce, merchandize, be.—and strict attention will be paid to all busi ness committed to his care. Aug‘iota, (~G<t fduly I, 1818. f' 156 The subscribe5' Has taken a urge a.ni comtortable house, in Br mghton-street, near ihc Market, and opposite Dr Hoses Slieftall’a; where lie intends to accom modate hi* fi ie:.ds in town and country with the best /lOARDlA'G and LODGING,- and will be thankful lor their custom in that line. John Y. White. * sept 17 — m 1'5 Hr. Kreeger, Having 1 returned 10 lenders his pro fessional services to his triend*, and the jublib. His residence is at Mr. Moses Cleiaiid s, Alartcet- squnre, sepi 17—a \ 185 Cotton Bagging. 130 pieces superior fontroiwCouooTMgping Apply tA -JAMES 0. FBASBB. sept 15~^-,184 31 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar, For sale fay sept 12 183 BENJAMIN HOWARD. Bvnter’t wharf Com. ..Prime white Baltimore Corn, just received and for sale by NICHOLAS k NEFF, sept 1 178' Boots, Shoes, 8$c. Just received trom New-York, Providence and Boston, by the latest arrival, an extensive assort ment of ladies, gentlemen’s, misses’, youth’s and children’s Bouts, Shoes, Slippers, be. be. ALSO. by the Harriet Newell, SO pair razee Boots—All of which, will he sold wholesale and retail, at moderate advanced by John Douglass, Sign of the golden boot. srptlO—cx -182 ' Gibbon*’ buiUHr.gt. Saw-Mitt Cranks and Gudgeons, A constant supply always on hand, direct from the manufactory, to be bad of S. C. Dunning, aug 8 168 Jlo. 2, Commerce Row. Hair Matrasses, Of various sizes, and of the best quality hair and ticking, constantly on hand, at the Cabinet and Chair ware-house of Faries & Miller* aug 29—177 . _ Rroughton-itrret. Just received Per schooner Bee, and for sale by the subscribers, 2« puncheons W I Rum 111 hogsheads N E Kum 50 barrels Whiskey 300 barrels Liverpool ground Salt 150 whole and half "barrels Mackerel, Nos. 1,2 and 3—new put up 1C0O gallons winter strained Oil 10U0 ditto whale Oil 10 tierces white Beans 15 boxes Augusta Candles 5 barrels hog's Lard 50 bags prime green Coffee 50 quarter ches's imperial Tea 100 b_olts Russia Duck, 1st quality 50 boxes Snap 80 do Glass, 7 by 9,8 by 10 and 10 by 12 50 barrels paint Oil SCO kegs white Lead 200 do Spanish Brown Green and blue Paints, of superior quality SO coils white Hope 20 bolls of English Canvas 50 barrels fresh Flour 57 barrels navy Bread 50 kegs Crackers Nichols, Dobson Sf Hills. sept 10——rv 182 For sale Best double Brown Stout Porter, bottled and in hbd*. Bottled Beer, in casks of 6 dozen each 4 trunks ready made Clotliing For sale Ky JAMES GARRUTHERS. june 6——13’ Fire-Wood wanted O.Y THE W Ear RUN HATERS. The steam-boat Company are disirous of con tracting for a regular supply of WOOD, to be or- . dcre,I for the use of the steam boats the ensuing season, at convenient landing places on Oconee and Altamaha rivers. The Wood must be of pilch pine, cut from the bodies of large trees, of high land growth, and well seasoned.—Light-wood Would be preferred. Persons willing lo contract for the delivery at one or more landings, will tend their proposals, specify ing the rate per cord and the name of the landing?, its rsi.mated distance from Darien, Mdleilgev He. or some public place. The proposals to he adilressfd eh her to .losxrn ilvTcnrxsox, treasurer, at Augusta; or Kiiiu.d AVatxe, Savannah. Samuel Howard. <r-j» The editors of the Milledgaville papers : renin ded to insert the foregoing for 3 months, aug * 155 - Notice. All person, indtbte ; to mo will please make payment to Mr. Gardner T rr«, who is const:. , u ied my .gent, during my £ m.b.se.tv. •one 19 1 bU Lloijd Morrison Have removed heir office from the Exchange to col. Ptav’s brick building, over the store id Messrs Gamlry & Dufau-e. julv 25 -152 Valuable Real Estate. FOll SALE The HOUSES and LOT, corner of Broughton and Whitaker streets, now under management of Mr Kaiford, formerly occupied by colonel Shell- man and well known as Sh. liman s boav i nr- hmise.*vrith” all the house and kitchen FUii.VI TUBE, mostly new, and in good order. 1 osses- aion will be given at any time to suit the i-urchas- «mn wuivcgiv a / HENHY W. HILLS. P .fcit 156 july U- GROCERIES. 65 hhds prune Trinidad Molasses 32 do Muscovado Sugar 20 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rum 50 bbls N K Kum 30 casks London Brown Stout Porter 3 pipes pure Cognac Brandy, 4th proof 2 do do Holland Gin 10 bags black Pepper 20 do race Ginger 50 quarter boxes imperial Tea ICO bags fine Salt 1500 bushels blown Silt 50 kegs Dupont’s Gunpowder 60 bags Buckshot 120 do patent do 3 kegs bar Lead 50 casks assorted cut Nails 20 do do wrought do 15 quarter casks Lisbon Wine 29 do LPTeneriff do 10 cask? claret „ do 6 tons Swedish square ard round! ron 5 do Ovens, Spiders and Pots, assorted aXD DAILY BXPF.CTBD, 50 tons ol Russia axe bar and Swedish chair Aire Iron, for sale on accommodating tenrsby JAMES H FRASER, srpt 12—— c.v 185 Market square. Savannah, District of Georgia, 19f/t December, 1817. It having been made apparent to me, that the District Judge of the sa ; d District is unable to hold a District Court, or to perform the duties of his of fice, and, on application from the District Attor ney of said District, you are required forthwith to certify into the next Circuit Court, to be hokten in suid biflrict, all actions, suits, causes, pleas and processes, civil and criminal, ol what nature or kind soever, now depending in the said District, and uixMcrmined, with all proceedings thereon, and all files and papers relating thereto. William Johnson, jun. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, assigned to the Sixth Circu JOHN I- BULLOCH, Citric District Ceurt, for the District »f Georgia. DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, \ In the Sixth Cink's Ojfic*. '2 th Ihe. 1317- y CircnifCourt. I. John i Bulloch, Clerx of the District and Sixth Ci»urts «*f tl.e United States, for said District, do lurtby certify the above to be a true copv from e original tiled and on record in my office. John I. Bulloch, dec 29- t—180 Clerk Gc^rjia Distict Savannah Poov House Hospital. VISITING COMMIT FEE ior A trust aud September. Aujtn CcruBr.nT and Tnnonosics Baa-row. Joseph Cumming, secretary. aug 11 169 PILOTS Authorised to act for the car and River of Sa- annab: BRANCH PILOTS. By thirtfiipt Oj-nhorpe, Polio, uui -tfiirp-Ana, just’firrivedfrom Liverpool, the aobvcnher^diiye received an EXTENSIVE SCTPPLX;ot DRY GOODS; Comprising a complete assortment of IT Wonted, Cotton, Linenand Silk tlOODS; which! have been carefully selected by one of the firm— and will be sold, by the piece or package, at a moderate advance, tor cash, cotton or approved paper. - ANDREW LOW & CO. sept 17 - 185 W. P. Beers $ Co. nava deceived Canton Crapes Superfine 4-4 and 5-4 jaconet Muslins Black silk Velvets Black Bombazines Black Botr.bazets Super undressed Calicoes Irish Sheetings Seersuckers White Flannels Buck-skin and beaver Gloves Super silk flag Handkerchiefs Silk and cotton imitation Shawls Black Ribbons, fcc. sept 15—i—184. Bills on New-York, At short sight, fur sale by W sept 17 1 185 illiam Gaston. Malaga Wine« §c. 16 quarter casks sweet Malaga Wine 5 pipes Sicily Madeira 9 casks best Goshen Cheese 6 barrels navy Bread 3 bags Ginger 30 bundles Hay 300 pieces cotton Bagging For sale by ItEA & BUTLER, sept 17 M 185 M'Kinne’s wharf Just received,* 20 ca*ks Claret 100 boxes old Medoc 15 pipes Holland Gin 100 boxes Soap 25 bis best rye Gin 10 Midi N E Rum 80 kegs hogs Lard Crackers in kegs and half barrels Fresh Tamarinds Gamlry & Dufaure. sept 17—-m 185 Congress Water. Just received, a few cases ot Congress Water, from the spring direct, in excellent order, in one dozen each, and for sale by Parsons Sf Lay, druggists, sept 17——185 Gibbons' rpngCyJ'to. 6. Regimental orders. An election is ordered to be held at the Ex change on Saturday 26th inst. at three o’clock in ihe afternoon, fora captain, lieutenant and eneign, for the Savannah Volunteer Guards, in room of captain Fell, lieutenant Roberts, and envign D’Ly on, resigned. An election is ordered to be held in front of the Georgia Hotel on Saturday 26lh inst. for a captain, lieutenant and eniign, of the First Com pany, in the room of captain Dousset and ensign , removed from the beat, and lieut. Carlisle, resigned.—Poll to be opened at ten o’clock a x. An election is ordered to be held at the mar ket on Saturday 26th inst. for a captain to com mand the Second Company, in the room of capt. Lawrence, resigned.—Foil to be opened at ten o’clock a M. Two magistrates and two freeholders, or a mujority of them are to superintend each of the above ordered elections. Jiy order of J. Jlfarohcll. lieu! col, JOHN B. MILLS, sergt. major, sept 17 185 In Council, Savannah, Monday, Sept. 14, 1818. The following committees were appointed by the mayor: COMMITTEE OF FINANCE. Aldermen Harris, Rees and Charlton CAOL COMMITTEE. Aldermen Thoraasson, Waring^nd Ash EXCHANGE COMMITTEE* Aldermen Herbert, Davenport and Sheftall STItEET, LAME AXn TREE COMMITTEE. Aldermen White, A. Cope and Bourke PUMP COMMITTEE. Aldermen G. L. Cope, Rees and Davenport HEATH COMMITTEE. Aldermen Waring, Harris and White MARKET COMMITTEE. Aldermen A. Cope, Bourke and Sheftall COMMITTEE TO SUPF.RIXTEND SALES. Aldermen Ash, 1 homasson and Herbert Extract from the minutes, R. R. Cavler, c. c, sept 17 >185* Extractfrom an Ordinance Stephen Timmons William Rojiton N. II. Sisson R. Andersim F_ Broughton Notice. All persons having in their possession proper- tv Books, or Papers, belonging to Jaw Rot, a w-«il Alien, who died without will and wuh- John Dixon are required to deliver them to the Jesse Forms «iih*criber "Those indebted to the said Janus Rov^ro desired to make payment, and those hasin^claims ta present teem,O acHerbf ^ EocUator, Richmond County, Coo-gin. , sept l—-t l 178 The Editors of the Charleston CourerandS.-. -rattnah Ut publican, are requested to mfcrt th advertisement inter respective paper,, ' „„ k f„ r mx weekJ, and forward tbnr account* to^he office of the A,i S --st s Herald for payment. John Cleary John Low John Dennis Henry Craig Thomas Nottage William Wall Andrew Guard CERTIFICATE PILOTS.' Stephen H. Tiirmms I Henry Baker John Hale | James Elford. • JSy order cf the li-and. JOHN G HOLCOMBE, ■ipril 29—’ 9 ’ see’ry e -duioeero ofpijota> To rent A large cn.l cor . as House, not far from the ctistVe of ti e city i ossession will be given in the first of 'Novta-: - . . Picase atmly at this office. «pt 37 185 Regulating the Public Markets in the city of Sa vannah. •‘Sec. 4. Ard be it further ordained by the au- t'ho-ity aforetatd, That if any person or persons, whatsoever, shall buy, or cause to be bought, or shall make any bargain, contract, or promise, £pr the having and buying of any of the articles above recited, brought to, or intended to be brought to any cf the public markets of this city, before the ringing- of die bell, or until I lie stated times and hours, as herein specified, such person or persons so offending, shall forfeit the articles so bought or contracted for, and the seller and the buyer, shall each be fined, if a free person or persons, in a sum not exceeding twenty dollars, at the discretion of council; and, if a slave or slaves shall be guilty of the like offence, lie, she or they, shall suffer such fin?, orcurporal punishment, as is directed in the forgoing clause:—Provided, that no citizeri'pur- chasing, for the use of his own family, from any person bringing fish or vegetables to market, pre vious to its arrival at the market house, shall be subject to such a fine; snd, that no person or per sons shall buy or sett, or contract for tbejjuying or selling of any pork, beef, mutton, veal, or meat that shall be killed in, or brought to the said city, for sale, before the same shall be brought to either of (he markets, and exposed to sale there, under the penalty and forfeiture, for every such offence, as well of buyer orseller, often dollars, together with the article or articles so bought, sold or con tracted for. ‘Sec. 9. And be it further ordaitttl by tbe autho rity ajoresaul. That >f any slave or slaves shall sell or off er for sale, any kind of provisions or fruit in any of the markets, or any other public place in tliis city (fresh fish excepted) without a ticket from his or her master, mistress, overseer or employer, particularly enumerating the articles so exposed to sale, it shall and may be lawful for any white person to seize on all such articles as are not en umerated in tbeir tickets, and to apprehend the said slave or slaves, and carry him, her or them before any one of tbe commissioners, who is here by authorised and empowered to examine into the case, and to condemn all such articles not specifi ed in the ticket for the use of the informer.” fij'.Tlie above sections from the ordinance, will be rigidly enforced by the commissioners. F. M. STONE, e. x. sept 17 —185 The subscriber Offer, for *n/< tbe following GOODS, en cectm- Xf dating term—vie: .(..trunk nuns Thread 1 bale all colored do. 3 trunks cotton Ho«e 3 bales colored Nankeens 1 box diaper* & paper Cloths 2 boxes brown Linens 2 bales linen Bedtick 1 bale linen & cotton Checks 2 bales Flannels 80 kegs k 5 barrels Barley 250 pieces very best cotton Bagging 2 bales best London duffie Blankets 2 bales Russia Sheeting 2 boxes Irish Linens, very fine 24 hhds best New-Orleans Sugar 11 puncheons Jam. Kum . 3 boxes, wool Hats 35 casks very superior 17. own Stout Win. Taylor, sept 1—ca 173 Brokerage. Tire subscriber having established himself on the Bay, over the store of messrs W & A Weyman & Go. tenders his services tohis friends and the pub lic in general in the' above line of business, and hopes by strict attention to merit a share of pat ronage ROBERT KAIFORD. sept I 178 Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging. The subscribers, 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 tnankful for any favors entrustsd 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 Broughton-street. William Pearce, • David Secord. Who have just received from New York, A fresh supply of PAINTS and OIL, which will enable them to execute their work in a neat tyle, and on reasonable terms, aug 27 157 Hay and Evening School. The subscriber returns his sincere thank3 for the encourag^emeut he has hacl since he commenc ed teaching in this place; he hopes by a strict at tention to his business, to still snare a part ©f the public patronage: as l look upon a good educa tion to be one of the greatest blessings in this life v I hope all parentsaml guardians that have the care of children, will send them to school—thousands live as mere ciphers in the woild for the want of a good education. Terms of tuition, from 4 to 10 'dollars per quarter. The subscriber would go out two or three hours in a day, to teach, in pri vate families where its not convenient to send.— Far farther particulars, please call on the subsci br.r, corner of York and West Broad streets JOSHUA HUMPHREYS, sept 12 f 183 Boarding-House. The subscriber has taken the large HOUSE on tbe Bay, corner 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—otters a very pleasing advantage for the accommodation and comfort of 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 GKIUB1N. ujly 4 152 Wants employment, As Clerk, or Saltsman, in a wholesale store, an active, steady, middle aged man, who under stands accompts, and can be recommended by re spectable characters in town—is well acquainted with the grocery business; also making of cordials and refining of wines, Jtc. A line addressed to A B. and left at the Savannah Republican office, will be duly attended to. sept 12 ( 183 Valuable Land ^ Negroes for sale. The subscriber offers for sale, his PLANTA TION, consisting of six hundred and sixty acres of land, situate en the road leading from Louis ville to Augusta, distant about three miles from the A .-mer 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 of January next. Noble W. Jones. june 6 133 > For sale, A NEGRO WOMAN, about 25 years of age, with her three children. She is a plain washer and ironer, an excellent cook, and is at quainted with house work. Enquire of the printer, sept 10———-182 To rent, (And panelnon given on the 1 ,t of November next,) The STORES on the subscriber's wharf at?present occupied by Messrs. Nichols, Dobson & Hills—and that occupied by Mr. House. Also, the brick building on the Bav, near Bat nard-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 l jtna po rsc Mi To let The west tenement of the HUOSE near the Mu seum. Office, on the Bay—Immediate possession will be given. For terms apply to George Jones- mar 12 -111 To Let, From the first of November next, the TWO STORES on the Bay. at present occupied by Messrs. J. Depass k L. Hart. F-r terms-, apply HALL k HOYT. sept 12 183 Lands for sale. One thousand and fifty acres of LAND, in Mc Intosh county, Broro neck, 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 healthy, with a good two-etory 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 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, having a 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 knowles, and (he balance well timbered pine barren. For terms apply to Mr. Jobs Lxwis, in Savannah, or to the sub? ,'iber on the premises. H. GigniUiat- aug 6 —167 s Bank State * ; urona, 31st icasSi 1818.: Rmlted, Thaftwenty per cent of Ihe capital stock of this bank, be and the same <• hereby re- uulml to be -paid in, on or before the first Mon- uay.in November nexf, by the stockholders there of—the same to be paid in specie, or bills of ei ther of the banks of Georgia. i8> order of the Board. ANTHONY PORTER, catbxer. Hots.—Stockholders may pay tbeir 20 dolls, per share, at the principal bank in Savannah, or at ci ther of the branches in Milledgeville, Wa- hingU ,i or Augusta, and obtain a receipt from the cashier on the back of tbeir scrip certificate for the pay ment thereof. sept 1-—178 Notioe. _ " " Augusta, August 25,1818. Savannah River Navigation Company. Aw instalment of 5 per cent on the capital stock of the company is required to be paid in to the- treasurer on or before 2d uf November next. By order of the board, J. W. L. Simmons, sec’ry. The Editor of the Savannah Republican is re quested to publish the above until the time ex pires,.and forward hit account to the Company’s Office for payment. sept I 178 Notice. - Augusta, August 25,1818. Savannah River Navigation Company. At a meeting of the stockholders of this com pany on July 22d last, it was resolved by the mem bers present, that a meeting of the stockholders is requested to take place at the Globe Tavern, in the city of Augusta, on Monday, the 26th of October, at tvs o’clock a m. The meeting being called for important purposes, punctual attendance is required. ‘ J. W. L. Simmons, sec’ry. The Editor of the. Savannah Republican is re quested to publish the above untu the expiration of the time mentioned, and forward his account to the Company’s Office for payment, sept 1 178 " Notice. > An ELECTION will be held at the Court-House in Savannah on Monday, the 5th day of October ensuing, for six members, to represent the state of Georgia in the Sixtee nth Congress of the Unit ed States, and fora sixaxoaandthbeb airiisBir- tatives to represent the county of Chatham in the next Legislature of this state, at whjfh said election any three magistrates of said county will preside, and the sheriff will attend the same to keep order. , John P. Williamson, j. i. o. o. c. . Ebenczer S. Rees, j. i. c. o. c. Thomas N. Morel, j. i. c. c. c. sept 12 183 • Notice. ■ ■ v Mrs. BLOGG, late of Savannah, having taken charge of the Boarding department of the Acade my in M‘Intosh county, the parents and guardi ans of children are informed that the institution is open for the instruction of youth of both sexes, where the different branches of education, includ ing the Greek and Latin languages, with the use ol the Globes, are taught by Mr. M-Cuy-roox, a gentleman of sound moral character, and unques tionable talents as a teacher JAMES E HOUSTOUN} JAMES DUNWOODY, J. CommittM. JAMES TROUP, 3 aug 20 - 173 - JY otice. In consequence of John' -M use’s retiring Id Beaufort, the copartnership of Giuett k Milxb is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the above firm are requested to make payment thereof to William S. GiUctt, who is here by authorised to receive the same: and also, to settle all claims against the said firm. ffj- The Business in Beaufort will be conducted by John Milsb, and that in Savannah by William S. Gillett, hereafter on individual account. William S. Gillett, John Milne. march 18 65 Notice. The goods and effects, stock in trade, bnoks < f account, &c. of JosErn Kitchen, of Savannah, sad- ler, having been assign; d to the subscribers, for the purpose of making a ratable distribution c-f the money which may arise from a sale of the same among his creditors, notice is hereby given of the said assignment, to tbe creditors of the said Joseph Kitchen, that they may present their de mands, and to those indebted that they n.ake pay ment, to Jerekias Cutler, attorney for tbe as signees. John Lohra, 1 Abraham Cariile, V assignees. Edmund Kinsey. J aug 4 166 Notice. Tttfe estate and effects of Andbe-w Ebwix, A. Edwin, Guoce k Co. and Ebwix Sc Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers, for the payment of certain debts in the first instance, and after-* wards for the benefit ofaUthecreditors of the said concerns, notice is hereby given to those interested, of the said assignment. AU persons indebted to the said Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Groce Sc Co. or Erwin & Co. are notified to pay the amount of their debts to the subscribers only, and • spee dy payment wiU be required, in order to enable tbe subscribers to make a settlement of tbe affairs of the said firms. All those having claims against the said parties are requested to exhibit them ta the subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,-) JOHN M-KINNE, L BARNA M-KINNE, TOtngncci. WILLrAM. SIMS, 1 march 31 76 Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of captain Thomas Rice, deceased, are requested to render them in duly attested, within tne time prescribed by law* and those persons indebted to said estate, are required to make immediate pay ment to Ebenezer S. Rees') tnint’is Thomas W. Uice,J april 14 -—i 94 • Notice. AII persons having demands against the estate flhe late Robsrt Jame3 Houston, deceased, arc hereby requested to present, without delay, their accounts duly attested to Messrs. R. Sc J. Habersham; and those indebted to make itnmedt. ate payment to them, or to ihe subscriber. PATRICK HOUSTON, april 8—83 adminiitra. or ASSIZE of BREAD. The price of flour being.12 dollars oOcentsper barrel, the weight of breadfor the present months- must be as follows, viz: lb. ex. 12 J cents loaf must weigh 1 14 64 do do do do 0 14) Of which all bakers and sellers of bread wiU ake due notice. JOHN I- ROBERTS, sept 3 179 city trcaiurtr.