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i ari.'sirmftajb Of/C secy. I rT'HE Mrrrfam of,3* Andre * * Vxliij of Georgia are ■ X requHttd t/> a**r/i a quarterly meeting, on V.’ed fccCdaj evening uac 7th November n._. *, at 7 o’clock, in the City Tavern. By order of the Vice P- r fom*, GEO, WGODHOL'SE, Secretary. OS. Or; Friday the 2 Oth ‘ta r;t., wiKle off.red tor fide, at the wharf of the filler.here, NINETY-SfX CHOICE AND H'.AITHV NEW*NEG R 0 ES, fNn ft fling of* men, women, feoyt, ar/1 girff,;sported in the Brig” A ;rora, William JG;wanMaft*.'; f om Bance ILtZsi* Concf.tio.v., Cassi, rice, or co.y.n, Jowriicro:', Re, s sirov 4. and Cos. 05tf;r 16. *— - Smith, Sons, c 7 Anderj'on, Have received by the Gwc-oso f. otn Br..jTOJf, it pjjxhe-vns ami 3c. berrJt r.'.a 4.0 barrels Malaga wine 4 butts brandy ■it bigs whine India fbgar, ccF.a in hare til 2t bateet fewtp, 4 C hefts, byfon tea 12 box.ee cotton cartL 10 barrel'. 4-d. fhingllr.g cut r.>.h 2 tot pair a {Toned worn.; its L/as* 50 reac&i writing pyer A large *fi3frtr:ent of b-.ohr srrl other !'vt,.tat.*r A quantity of b/oad barrri bwetiub iron and German ft el 400 pietfci Lui&fienva Ratlins in kegs, 4 hogfratada copperas 4 hogflitadi a:Torted gffft wore A large qciamity of iron taadlow ware, confiftir.g of iro.i pot;, Dutch ovtriv; patent metal and iron tea Let ret, affor/.d fiz.es 1C boxes of It by 12 window g ; ifs A large and general afftrtnvmt c* drug* A 0 : amity of fait o With vanous other articles WILL will be fold low sos cail or produce. Sarmnnab, CBober 17. wanted 10 eurchasET yf quantity of Black Seed Cotton , ror which three pence per pfttmd wifi be gi ven; or coo on to beg::.; eh at t; e foiivwffg rate, viz. for etc.:;, f r no*.:- of gorxi cotton in the feed, one pound clean, cotton, pacie •tnu fich -ered in Savannah. ‘J he cotton to be ginned on f harts is to be dtmtrtd at the file of l!ore to the 1, v •’ >r. ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, yljle of Hope, 05. 16, 7 he hubfenber offer t for >une t T ho following Property < la Camden County; ico Acres of high valiub e Silt Marin on Weftem Shore River. 400 Acres excellent Pine Baren and Meadow land, between GfftraL ar and the Birr.t Fort* 117 Acres ditto, near ditto. 400 /teres well timbered Land, act far off navigation. 700 Acres of Pine and Meadow Land, on Bailey’s Branch. 200 Acres of Ditto, on Ditto. Alfa, A few LOTS in the Town of Sr. Mary; and a Store one Rory high. 1 fort by 43, in two apartments, and i.he’vtd; they rt. t at 7 dJian ea.b per month. The terms cf Ale will be made eaf ; ‘warer.ted titles will be given, and a rtnuruiation *-f dr w-r a 1 t'irL. Apply to JOHN JAMIESON. or. Mary's, Aurufl 30. j GE/jß r flA, Cdm bin TJyuntf ? I AH IS is to urrufy, That I nave tar*-i iiy examined X the reoordt of the Stmer/.-r tr/i Ir.t>::ior Courts in my office, and that there ffnc ; . -grer.t • : t-.rtl up in fa id Courts Hr-. ;vtt rtrrrgnpt ratesred by 1 i>ii or record. Given under rev ht.nd ard .’ at rr.y offee (r. s.) in the town ( : lit. Marvp (E grirdJ _ I. *- c Gat as, c. 2. c. c. c. yf /rue copy fror,, :bi ‘jrlfiK :l iv r-jf'.f-fhzn. July 7- . T V A O T/6* A. AjT Txncr.* havi: g* any <l, tV Eire of jGc'tt Warner, ct‘-'stßci, are ewCred t/> render thetr acconnte pnr*rlr atu .h h, srR tnoie R, it uteri to make payment tmir/. urate iy. Lev i T:z~ zz, Air*?. f tarter f>, Taxes for the Year 1 798. Mil the pre- X f( *. year, at > ct; i. • !** T.■- v, Gibbon v, T-u. V’cft lirt>. ifr*-e-t, t -uy ‘7 .via-* tY.crjprzd] from nine to two o'clock. KN .r-tT ttrr.v irpcrt. t-. ?'<•. -. art-2, ar.i mere banc be, mm tit: ift rs Ktftruary, 173 . are deS-el to mak.- , aims : woat_. ai.v. pay up ba-Li.‘; . De*% .ken wc have .legist ; - dred to call oa 1&k Receiver ci lax R‘ - .ms am r fx r:. . *+.’ ,u a Jew jriil be rrmd'. ;zr c. .-Ve .*y art. v : t t *■■ a.-; a-f-t Tc-i by tkefiiii Rruh. - tr. Pc ,uv. .? - vrre Lean ten thr.a fkad icita. x 4 b- and, wl.r. .> r- - * d'to ccih-.ate, cr czuft to be cultivate I, £.t a tre. ; : e ! r-xlrel r-er and aVwe te:. thi-..__-ad i- • • ; . rr.b . *Li x : 7.-:“. 2 vi double the imvv. • t • i • - % JOHN GIBBONS. .- 7 “T . ry. J * r'L. ./ * ‘ J ’ * f „ I‘V J7*l ‘ ‘ ’ . &a;##r 1 >• OF. OR G I A. WHEREAS, by an acl of the Legiflatnre of this date, puffed at I/iuifville the’ 3d February, 179N the ftibfcribers are empowered to effablifli a Lottery, for the purpose cf raiflng tlie sum of tliree thousand dol lars, to be appropriated to clear and improve the Naviga tion of the Alatamaha and Oconee Rivers, in confeqtience tliereof they propose the following S C H E U E. j prizes of :000 dollars each is dollars. 10 of 500 do. do. S°°° t ‘ of 250 do. to be paid to the pofTeffor of the ticket of the firfl drawn number, 23 a I cf 250 do. to he paid to _ the poflefTbr of the ticket of the lift drawn number, 250 10 of 100 do. each is . 1000 20 of 50 do. do. . 1000 4 r z of 25 do. do. • 1000 650 cf 10 do. - do. • 6300 737 prizes. • 20000 dollars. 3263 blank s 4-oo<s tiit.efs, at 5 dfJlars each, is 20000 dollars. Tbs Lottery will Ire drawn at Louisville in January,” 1799, during the fitting of the next Legiilature. All prizes will be paid within ten days after the drawing is com pleted, fabjeA to a deduction of i j per cent. Prizes not called for within fix months af cr drawn to be considered ai donations for the purposes of the Lottery. The numljer of high prizes holds out to adventurers the g reate ft profpeifl of success; but, independent of gain, the CommijTmners flatter themftlves t’vat they will meet with support from the inhabitants of thole counties immediately concerned in that navigation; and they are happy to acknow ledge that they have received the moft liberal aflurancc of the support from many refpedlab’e citizens both in Savan nah and Augusta to forward the fide of tic kets. Upon the whole, they have not the finalk ft doubt that all the tickets will be fold, and the drawing pcfiiivdy take place at the time appointed. Tickets to lie had from any of the Cnm miffioners, and also at the places hereafter named of the following persons, viz, At Savannah, of Me firs. Robert and John Bolton, Mews and Matkay, M‘Call and Miller, John 1). Dickinson, and William Belcher. At Augusta, of David Reid and Andrew Lines. At Lcuifvillc, of John Be rrien. At North Newport,- of Thomas Lanchefter. Af ‘u:i ’.'ry, of Adam Alexander. At St. Mary’s, of Archi bald Bulloch. In Greene county, of Robert Grier and , George JReed. In Hancock county, of Charles Abercrom bi€ and David Dixon. In Waftiirgton county, of John Rutherford and Edward Bryan. Jonathan Fabian, . John Coupeu, Ferdinand O’Neal, S ‘7 SpeNcteH Wilson, )>N David BlacksiieaK, g John. Jones. r q Samuel Wright, FGUXD a few dxys aero by a STcyro Bov y A NEW BEAVER HAT. ~ The owner, by proving his property, paying for publi cation, and giving a small gratuity to the finder, may have it again. For further information apply at the Printing Office. S’:TATE of GEORG IA fi TORN DICKSON, in pre- Counly of Burke. J J fenceofthefubfcribingv. it r.efics, declares, that if lie did at any time heretofore fiifler ► any hsffty expressions. to tfeajx: him with refpecd to the chastity and good behavior of Mrs. Sophia Trant, wife of M*. John ‘l’rant, of this county, it was entirely owing to paffkm, and perhaps to the effects of intoxication, and that he has no just cause to impeach the behavior and moral con duct of the find Sophia Trant. John Dickson. Prefer.t, • J\ro. Davies, H. G. Caldwell. ROSTOV, September 19. AT GofTstown, New Hampfhtre, 17 persons were taken sick w ithin a few hours of each other. Two i ted> Our aecmiuts left the Olhe 1 s recoveirng. The sickness was produced by drinking water from a well which had been unused for feme time. Other causes have been con ject red, but this is the moft probable, and the moft be lieved. . - A Icbooner has arrivdfcat Damarifcotta, at the caftward, from the Weft Indies, which had been captured on her homeward pafl’agv By.3?Ftach privateer, and 4 Democrats put 00 board to conduct her to pert. They were in power but a few days ere the Americans eftectetTa counter revo lution, and resumed tlie command of their veftel, and have got Lfe liome. ‘l'h.e Sank ulottes were conducted to Wif cailet, and by a mittimus from D. Davis, Eiq. were put into a Van key w Conciergerie.” 2'.'-. fork. Sept ember, iz. By the arrival of the Nancy at t 1 port from Teueriffe we have received the following account of a volcano having broke out on the weft part of the Peak cf Teneriffe: About the 14th or 15th of June a great nolle, * l.ku that of thunder, was heard ail over the iflana, and w hen it ceaied we difeotered the eruption of a great quantity of fire and smoke, vomiting fulpliur, large try - , and black sand, which spreading in the air foil over * ew. oie if.and. It continued burning the’ t Auguft, ■ lr *da) t’ e veficl left the illand. ‘l'he noiie occasioned by thii volcano caul’cd a gfeaF consternation among the peou’e of tire iiiand. Th< re haS been an embargo on all the (hipping at Te r-'-N'-, which took place on the Bth of Julv, and was taken ntT the 9th cf Auguifi If wa occasioned by the arrival of *.vo Span'rlfi Indiamen, which had been coavoved hv two J f-igatm. About the 16th of July a filial! Englifti ■ . ‘ (tm down the port of Santa Gems and fired a gun. 11 e two French frigates in the harbor flipr then t\:e : in I gavefTafo. About 10 p. r:. cnc of the frigates -i Li £ n Ltt cf the Enjlifu veflcl, and began to fire. Itt EnP&u ft 1 *mic!i f IB^ best of Ins way to keep cleg# cf them, and kept Iff! chafes going continually, and had the good fortune to ert away the Frenchman’s fore mast about ic feet above ti deck, which carried away his bowfprjt fix feet from the bovvs. ‘l'he fore mast going above the bows carried awav main and fnizen malts, and 14 men who were on the fob top. The Engl iln vessel got off clear and received no damage; the Second Lieutenant had his legs (hot off. Se vcn days after the adtion the French wreck, with the other frigate, arrived in the harbor of Teneriffe, and a nrett* fight to behold. Since the engagement the Englifti veftbl meeting another returned, and lent a challenge to the Frenchmen to came and pay them a visit, but they took care to remain in the harbor. September 1 25. The British have sent a squadron to the Cape of Good Hope under Commodore Blanket. I; ha 3 on board four regiments of regulars. The Dutch have a Commodore Winter. The Englifti have lately commissioned a Commodore Blanket to give him a warm embrace. Among the victims of the present epidemic we have to lament that of Mr. Archibald M‘Ltan, one of the Editors and Proprietors of the New York Daily Gazette and Ge neral Advertiser, who breatl.ed his left on Saturday night after three days illneft. Number of deaths in this city for 24 hours ending yes -1 ter Jay evening, 48 —4 scf the fever. Philadelphia, September 27. Came up this moniirg, the Delaware (loop of war, Capt. Denature, with the prize f.hooner Sans Pared. Every citizen will join in lamenting the death of our worthy Mayor, Hillary Baker, Esq. He fell a vicTuu to the prevailing deftrueftive disease ytfterday. His constant attention to the duties of his office, and particularly Ifiv anxious zeal for the welfare of the city at this trying crisis, will long be remembered. This city has loft in him one who watched over it with the affectionate tenejernefs or a parent—a humane and virtuous Magistrate. Burials for 24 hoiirs ending yesterday at noon, 77. Ninety-five new cases of the prevailing fever were re ported for the last 24 hours by 14 phvficiaiis. The following handbill has been circulated in the city* REFFECT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE! ‘ My fellow citizens, reflect upon your danger before it is too latei One hundred of us are attacked with the fever every day. One half of that number is daily carried to the grave. If we remain in town it is probable that the fever will continue five or fix weeks longer, and by that time one half of our number will have been Tick, and one fourth cf us will be no more. ‘ How different is the situation of our friends in the coun try and in the tents. • Two thousand persons in -the tents have left but feven tecn-in twenty-five days, while the fame number in Phila delphia have left one hundred and seventy-eight. At tiie encampment there is great plenty of good food. In town it is refelved to give nothing to the poor who arc able to go. WHY DO YOU PREFER FAMINE, SICKNESS, AND DEATH, TO HEALTH AND PLENTY? It is not yet too late to -remove. GO BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. Wilmington, (Delaware) September 24. Arrived at Newcastle on Friday, the Ihip General Washington, M‘Caf key, from Londonderry, 11 weeks and 3 days pafihge, with upwards of 50.0 passengers. Norfolk , September 27. A letter is in town, we un derhand, from the Collector of the Guftoms near Currituck, informing that a French privateer of 12 guns has been cruff ing off Cape Hatteras, and has taken and plundered feveial veflels. - Accctints from -Vermont mention the reele&ion of Mat thew Lyon by a large majority. Charicjlon , October 6. Arrived, brig Light Horse, Gibson, London, 48 days. OSlober 8. Ihe Light Horse failed under convoy of the Agincourt of 64 guns, Admiral Waldegrave, and” the Rambler and Pluto (loops of war, with the Englilh fleet bound to Newfoundland; there were fi\e other American veflels, one belonging to Bcftoh, three to New York, and one to Norfolk, that took advantage of the fame ’convov* The Light Horse parted with, the convoy 15 days ago. Capt. Gibson fpcaks in the highest terms of the attention and kindness of Admiral Waldegrave; inagaleof wind on the pafiage the Light Horse loft her fore top mast, bowsprit, and head, and in less than 20 minutes the Admiral sent 9 carpenters and other hands and repaired the. damage. Appointment* George Cross, Captain in the Navy of the United States. Capt. Cross received his commilfion from the President of the United States on Friday. OSlober 9. A letter from Philadelphia received by the mail of this day fays, “ Our city is entirely depopulated— the streets are cleared—and here and there you will meet with Negroes conveying dead bodies to the grave yards.” During the time the fever raged in Philadelphia in the year 1793 the number 6f Inhabitants who left the city was cfti.nated at 17,00 c; the number that lias, left it this year is laid to be yo,oop~ OSlober 12. Yesterday arrived the Grip Harmony,- Mulder, Havana,, n days; brig John, Tate, Havana, n day s; fehooner Sally, Stanton, Havana, 11 days; schoo ner Ranger, Booth, Havana, 11 days. These veflels failed from the Havana with upwards of 421 fail bound to the northern ports, under convoy of the Con stellation frigate, Capt. Truxton, and the Baltimore (loop of war, Capt. Philips, of 24 guns, the latter of which ref ills is now off cur bar, and will remain there for a day -cr two. The Confteilation has gone on with the remainder cf the convoy. IVanted immediately , AN OVERSEER to take charge of a Rice Plantati on, for w hom generous wages will be given. None need apnlv unless well recommended. Apply to - JAMES'SMITH. New Land, Liberty County, o/b July, 1798.