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• ■ 1 t JrH > Georgia Gazette. (No. 764,) THE subscribers intending to decline the Dry Goods Business, offer for fade, _ _ Their Remaining Stock of GOODS, at a verv moderate advance, for cafti or produce, or on a ftort credit. A. W. JOHNSTON and CO. Sluyter iS Baker Hare received by the latest arrivals, and for sale, at their Grocery sod Liquor Store, in St. Julian street, In Mr. H London and Philadelphia Sugar porter in bottles n Superfine and fine best Balti- Cbocolate , more flour Raifm* dickers > London particular Madeira New Jerfiry pork wine Black eyed wafe Bourdeaux brandy Smoked ana pickled her- Jamaica and New England rings ,;. .. j*yoj Moukl candle* ■ Holland geneva Tar and turpentine London and Philadelphia A quantity of firft quality porter in bog (heads flint ‘ H. C. JONES, HAVING convenient stores on Clarke's wharf for the reception of Country Produce, Or Merchandise of any defeription, offers his best services to his friends, and the public, in tranfe&ing any business they may place ift his hands as a Faftor or Commission Merchant. Savannah , <o&ober 7, 1797. • j iNJESIiEL.CHtk, In addition to bis former AJforttttent , has received by the loft ve/fel from Glafgoiv, via Cbarleftoiu The following Articles, Which be will dispose of on the lowefl tennsy for, cafl only y viz . PICKLED herrings in kegs Red ditto in ditto Split peafe in ditto. Also, by the flip Sbepberdcfs , from New York, Best fallad oil in bottles Olives Capers Prunes Anchovies Fruits preserved in brandy B ;ft old bottled cider Ditto in barrels Tamarinds First quality of French claret in bottles Tickled oysters Pickles Poland ftnrch in barrel*, or by the Bound. Loaf sugar in hog'heads, or by the {ingle ToaF _ : Raisins Curnmb Soft (hell almonds Spirits of turpentine Liquor cases Empty bottles, &c. 1 bfay 17, 1798. Opening by Georgs Ralston, A Handfomc AJfortment of Primed, Tambored, and Plain Muslins. Alfly lately Received , I Two Cases of Lidies, Gentlemens, and Boys Beaver Hats. February 1. I SAUNDERS MOTT A, I Hair Dresser, RESPECTFULLY informs liis customers and the pub lie, that he has removed from Mr. Cummings’s to Ibis new (hop in Lincoln street, nearly opposite Mr. Dillon’s I boarding hmife, where he will endeavor to merit a conti- Jnuance of their favors. ■ T PAINT OIL. ’ THE fubforibers have received on configrrment, a few caiks of best DU IXIH OIL, containing 40 gallons ■ ev. h, which they will fell low, if immediately applied for. H _ May r 4, 1798. WCALL & MILLER. I ,F O R S A L E I Georgia Paper Medium. I January 24. Jl he fubferitiers hare for Lie,'at Unrtr store under the BfotT, I The following A? tides, BWluch they will dispose of on moderate terms for cafli or J produce, viz. fIpUNCHEONS hkh proof Jamaica aftd Weft India W*- ba f rel3 .ditto beef, ditto frefti fuperfine *iour, ditto pilot and flap bread, ditto finfecd oil,’ ditto dnto; kcg s white lead, ditto Venetian red, ditto nilh brown, ditto yellow paint, ditto green ditto, ditto ®Vjiflian blue Uitto; calks gunpowder, ioßlbs.each; boxes Krld giafSi alUm lak ’ *** Frcnch brandy, R’aPnHAVm'-rov l “ n A A f neral of * that Ibf ’ Conluhn e of th€ Ufeftil articles | Tikcv/ifoy DiSlatnt kinds of lumber. I „„ . J Z A I LOK & MILLEX. K V cor "‘ n l ue Faftorag. and Commission Bn. ■ >7 Quantity of GUNPOWdIr M.a_ Eor sale on easy. terms, by ■ N, y SJt GARDNERS & M&CHEL. FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1798. PUBLIC notice is hereby given, in pursuance of the aft. of Congress passed on the 6th day of July 1797, entitled, H AnA<ft laying Duties 00 Stamped Vellum, Parchment, and Paper,” and the aft passed on the 15th day of Detetnber 1797, entitled, “ An XA to postpone for a . limited Time the Commencement'of the Duties imjpofed by tl*e AA, entitled, An Aft laying Duties on Stamped Vel lum, Parchment, and Paper,” That, from and after the ift day of July ensuing, the several Stamped Duties here after enumerated will be levied and colle&ed throughout the United States. I. For every (kin or piece of vellum or parchment, or piece of paper, upon which shall be written or printed any or either of the inftranjents or writings follow ing, to wit: 1 V . 0 Any certificate of naturalization, g dollars. Any lioenfe to pnt&ift, or certificate of the admission, enrolment, or regifbyvof *ny counfellor, solicitor, attor ney, advocate, or proftor, in any court of the United States, 10 dollars. Providsdy that a certificate in any one of the courts of the United States for one of the laid offices shall, so far as relates to the payment of the duty afontfaid, be a fufficient admission in all the courts of the United States for each and every of the stud offices. Any grant or letters patent under the seal or authority of the United States, (except for lands granted for military services) 4 dollars. Any exemplification or certified copy of any such grant or letters patent, (except for lands granted for military services) % dollars. * Any charter party, bottomry, or refpondentu bond, 1 dollar. , Any receipt or other difebarge for or on account of any legacy left by any will or other.teftamentary iaftrument, or for any share or part of a perfonai estate divided by force of any statute of distributions, otlier than to the wife, chil dren, or grandchildren, of the person deceased, the amoi'.ut whereof (hall be above the value of 50 dollar*, and fliall not exceed the value of too dollars, 25 cents. ‘ When the amount thereof shall exceed the value of ioo dollars, and shall not exceed 500 dollars, 50 cent's. And for every further sum of 500 dollars the additional sum of 1 dollar. Any policy of insurance, or inftniraent in nature there of, on any ship, veflel, at goods, insured from one district to anoriier in the United States, 25 cents. From the United States to any foreign port or place, . wh*D t!i*w far which infiirance is made iliaJl aot -tatcet-d foo dollars, cents. When the sum insured fliall exceed 500 dollars, 1 dol lar. Any exemplification, of what nature soever, that fliall Sass the seal of any court, other than such as it maybe the uty of tlie clerk of such court to fitmilh for the ule of the United States, or fome particular state, 50 cents . Any bond, bill Angle or penal, foreign or inland bill of exchange, promiftbry note or otlier note, other than any recognizance, bill, bond, or other obligation or contract made to or with the United States, or any state, or for their use refpedivelyt If above 20 dollars, and not exceeding too dollars, 10 cents. ; If above too dollars, and not exceeding joo dollars, 25 cents. If above 500 and not exceeding teoo dollars, 50 tents. And if above 1000 dollars, 75 cents. Provided , that if any bonds or notes fliall be payable at or within 60 days, such bonds or notes fliall be fubietl to only two fifth parts of the duty aforelaid, viz. If above 20 dollars, and not exceeding too dollars, 4 cents. . . If above 100 dollars, and not exceeding 500 dollars, to cents. If above 500 dollars, and not exceeding 1000 dollars, 20 cents. If above 1000 dollars, 30 cents Any notes issued by the Banks now established, or that may hereafter be established, within the United States, o ther than the notes of such of theiaid Banks as shall agree to an annual compolition offineqSer centum-on the annual dividends made byduch Banks to their stockholders respec tively, according to the following {bale: On all notes not exceeding 50 dollars, for each dollar, 6 mills. On all notes above 50 dollars, and not exceeding 100 dollars, 50 cents . On all notes above one hundred dollars, and not exceed ing 560 dollars, 1 dollar. On all notes above 500 dollars, 2 dollars. Any protest or other notarial a<ft, 25 cents. Any letter of attorney, except for an invalid pension, or to obtain or fell warrants for land granted by the United States as bounty for military services performed in the late war, 25 cents. Any certificate or-debenture for drawback of customs or duties for lefe than 500 dollars, 1 dollar. ‘ For 500 dollars, and not exceeding 2000 dollars, 2 dollars . For more than 2000 dollars, 3 dollars . Any note or bill of lading for good* or merchandise to be exported: - If frora one diftria to another diftria of the United States, not being in the fame state, 10 cents. bznrT Unit£d States *ny_fbregn port or place, Any mventpry or catalogue of any furniture, goods, or mad s “ny case required bylaw, (except in cases of goods Sri chattels qttauoed for rent or and goods (4 dcftlars per ahn.) taken in virtue of apy legal process by any officer) 50 Any certificatfeofoiiW in any Insurance of a share in the Bank"of the United States, or of am State of other Bank: If above 20 dollars, and not exceeding low dcdUrj, 10 cents. -V If above 100 dollars, 1$ cent* If under 20 dollars, at the rate of p* cents. for 10A dollars. 1L' ’ The dutbs aforefaid will be by the supervisors, infoc<ftors, and other officers of inspec tion, in the several forveya, and (fotfions, of the United States, and by such other persons as (hall from riipe to rime be specially appointed and employed by the super visors of diftri<ftß for that purpdfe. Ill* The supervisors of tfie several (tiftriffe'wfll, jiridf to tlie ift day of July as soon as may be praC ricaWe, mark or ftaiUp, without fee or reward, any quan tities or parcels of vellum, parchment, Or paper, with am*T of the rates of duties before Criunferated, on payment of the Taid duties; or flamped vellum, parchment/ and papet, may, at the option of the citizens of the United Skates, he obtained at the rates prefer i.'Uljy law, by application to any supervisor, infpeaor, officer of infpeaion, of other ptffon appointed for the dKlribution of ftaxnps by the ftipefr visors of diftriifts. Ouv. Wolcott,. Secretary of the Treasury. PUMJC notice hereby given, That, by an of Congress, palled on the 19th day of March 1798, the following alterations and amendments have been mad* to the adt, passed on the 6th day of July 1797, entitled; “An A£t laying Duties on Stamped Vellum, Parchment, and Paper.” I. The stamp duties bn debentures or certificates fi r* the drawback of customs or duties on imports are repealed* 11. A difeount at the Tate of seven and one half pet centum will be allowed by tlie supervisors or infpefiors refpeJlively to any persons, other than officers of the re venue, who may purchase at onetime, or procure to be stamped, any quantities of Vellum, parchment, or paper, upon which the duties shall amount to ten dollars or upwards. HI. Stamped paper will be provided, and fold at the rates preferibed by law, without any additional charge o**.- expence on account of the price of paper; bttt for flamped parchment or vellum an additional price will be demanded at the rate of 50 cent* for each skin of parchment, or aoo cents for each skin of velhim, of medium iize, which may be fornifhed at the expence tff the United States, and prcU portionally for any lesser quantity'. Oeiv. Wolcott, Secretary of the Treasury. FO R SAL E, “ On Saturday the Ud of June nexty at X t'cloek, on the premifesy at Five Fathom Holey three miles below the City of Savannaby and on the f.'aid river, The greater Part of the Front of Lot No, £ in possession of the fubferiber, laid off lately by accurate lurvey into 20 wharf lots, each containing from 100 to 200 feet front, and from 19° to 370 feet'back from the natu ral bank of the river, (exclusive of 25 feet thoroughfare and lanes) with a good road from Savannah to the pre mises nearly completed. The fixations of these lots are well known, and considered at present increasing in value, as being at the head of navigation for all flapping drawing more than 12 feet water; they are likewise well fituateS for trade, building of stores for the reception of produce, and particularly adapted for carrying on the lumber bufL nefs; also capable of improvement at a small expence, the bank of the river running generally from 20 to 40 feet off thei channel, and fufficiently firm in its present state to admit of large vessels taking on board their cargoes without the aid of a wharf. Oiy foe premises there are now ti good wharf ioo feet front; and deep enough, wkh'pi ten feet of the head, for the largest vessels the.river will admit; also a dwellinghoufe, corn house, poultry house, and a garden; all under good fence, as described in the furv'ey. rhe intention of tbe fubferiber,- by allowing the great distance back from thp fiver, is to give fufficient fpaerr for carryingron business, ereaing of buildings, and making gardens, the foil being solid, remarkably rich, and known by experience to be good fax the purpose. For the further information of tbofe wlio may wish to become purchaferg the fubferiber hasdepofited three copies of the surrey, with the depth of water opposite each lot, in the hands of Mr. Robert Harvey, Tradd street, Charleston; Thomas Gum ming, Esq. at Augufla; and Mr. William Belcher, of this city. For any other information ajyly to William ‘Stephens and Charles Harris, Efqrs. oi Mr. John McKin non, the Surveyor. Conditions of the fiile cafti, for which good and fufficient titles wilt be given; probably an indulg ence of one half credit to the rft of January next may bte agreed to, with fectirity on the property. NICHOL TURNBULL. Savannaby May 10, 1798. a T j c r ij, THE fubferiber finding it inconvenient for many per.’ sons wlio wish to become purchasers of his wharf lots to attend the sales thereof at Five Fathom Hole, there fore informs the Public, that the place’ of sale i altered from thence to this city, and to be at the store of William Belcher, on the 23d infant, at 10 o’clock, being the daw and hour heretofore advertised; Consequently those who it* defireus of infpe&lng the premises have fafickst rime to view the fame prevkata to the day of Tale. c t w NICHOL TURNBULL* Savannah, 7 tb June, 1798,.