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Vo\. 1. TUESDAX MOB.NING, 3\m& 8, 1819. No. 192 For Liverpool, The well known ship i GEORGIA, James Luw, mas ter: she hns commenced loading, ,Vnil will fit dispatched without de- layrForfreiglit or passage, apply to the Cap tain, or ANDREW LOW 8t CO. June 3 rc 60 For Liverpool. The very superior coppered ship ' *-> TTTn A Paul Chase, master, wants about 300 bales Cotton to complete her cargo—\t 111 sail from this about 2Uth June—having excellent accommodations for passengers, will take from six to ten, if ear. application be made to the master on board, Johnston’s Lower wharf, or to May 31—t John Speakman & Co. Fraser*r -wharf. For Liverpool, The new first rate Philad.built ship WILLIAM PENN, James Hamilton, master, (intend- p-as a regular Packet Whip, be tween Philadelphia and Liverpool) will meet with no delay in loading, and wants Cotton or Rice on freight, to the above destination. The W. P. having been built for a Packet, has supe rior accommodations for Passengers, and as she will meet with every despatch in loading, those .desirous of passage will make early application, for terms, apply to William Gaston. May 31—t For Amsterdam, The ship MARY, , Capt. Swain, will meet with immediate dispatch, ,. „ . , . lhaving three fourths of her cargo engaged and ready to go on board. For freight of 150 bales Cotton, or 200 tierces Rice, apply to Charles Cotton, May 26—54 Hunter's -wharf. For Liverpool, The ship CAMILLUS, Capt. Rich, A first rate vessel, will have im ^mediate dispatch, part of her car go being engaged, and ready to go on board.— For freight or passage, having handsome accom modations, apply to the master on board, at Hun ter’s wharf, or to Charles Cotton. M»yie—ur For New-York, The regular and handsomely accommodated packet brig SPEEJIY "PEACE, captain Fosdick; is daily ex- m— ^J^pectcd from New-Vork, and will be dispatched without waitjyg for any more freight Ilian immediately ofleiH. For freight or pas ture ipply to WATTS & JOYNEIL n’ b. One hundred and sixty tons of fine ■ Building Stone, do board said brig, is offered ,Jig*sale. J une 3 60 For Norfolk & Baltimore, The schooner f ELIZABETH, Capt. Traverse, (For freight or passage, apply on board, Lat Taylor’s wharf, or to , Hall & Hoyt. June 3—p Bills on New-York, For sale by CHARLES COTTON. Who has in store 1000 bushels Corn, in bags 3000 pieces brown Sheetings June 3 SALT. Liverpool SALT of superior quality, for sale by BUTLER & MURRAY, June 3—b—60 Taylors stores. SPRING GOODS. B Y the ship Oglethorpe, captain Jane, from Liverpool, the subscribers have received a considerable supply of GOODS, adapted for the present and approaching season. James Dickson & Co. April 10 11S Corn afloat. 2000 bushels prime white CORN, for sale on board schooner Elizabeth, lying at Taylor’s wharf, apply on board, or to Hall & Hoyt. June “ Bridge' Bills. T HE subscribers otfer for sale a handsome assortment of seasonable DRY GOODS, at die lowest cash prices, and will receive Bridge Bills in payment at PAH. C. Kelsey & Co. May 28—||rn NOTICE. N OTES OF HAND that are considered per fectly good, to a much larger amount than there are Bridge Bills in circulation, will, before 12 o’clock to-morrow, be placed in the Branch Bank, of this city, for the purpose of allowing all those who hold Bridge Bills an opportunity of exchanging them for selection from those Notes. Besides which from 50 to 60 prime NEGROE8 will be sold at the Market-house, in this city, on the first Tuuday in July next, and Bridge Bills taken in payment; and on Monday next the BRIDGE opposite this city, will be offered at the Branch Bank, in small shares, to holders of Bridge Bills—the undersigned being determin* ed at an early date to pay every dollar of their papernow in circulation;aqd feel gratefulfor the politeness already shewn by those who have de mands against them. JOHN M'KINNE. HENRY SHULTZ. Augusta, May 26. r.i 158 Blank Books. T HE subscriber having obtained a very excel lent RULING MACHINE, will be ena bled to have Blank Books made to any pattern and at a very short notice, and the utmost care will be taken to have the ruling and binding done in the best manner. W. T. Williams. June 3—p Notice. M essrs. m*kinne a siiultz did, on Thursday last, (agreeably to thier adver tisement) place in my possession at the Branch Bank, .Notes (and receipts for notes) amounting as appears by their list, to $403,587 87 And subsequently 10,505 75$ Amounting in the Whole to $414,076 12$ including some sent Tennessee for collection, with instructions to part with them only for Bridge Bills. A list of the notes can be seen and selections made at any time after three o’ clock, daily. William Jonea. June 5—m—161 The Subscriber, H AVING accepted of the agency of three extensive Paper Manufactories to the North, will always have a large supply of the following descriptions of PAPER, viz. Super Royal printing Paper Royal do uo Demi do do Foolscap writing do Rose vellum letter do Kentish cap . do Double wrapping do Common do do Also on hand, a quantity of Blank Books, which will be sold at a rate that will make it an object to retailers to purchase. LIKEWISE, a constant supply of Albany Double ALE aud POUT, Im bovtirb, L. .Petty. Savannah, May 27—155 Rope Walk. T HE subscribers have received a fresh sup ply of first quality Russia Hemp, and will execute orders for CORDAGE and CABLES of any dimensions and length, of best materials and workmanship, and at the shortest notice.— Application may be made direct, or through Messrs. W. S. Gillett &.Co. in Savannah. Samuel Yates, . No. 48, East Bay. Charleston, (S. C.J June 5—61 NOTICE. W ILL be sold at the Court-House in the city of Savannah, on the first Tuesday in June uext, a Negro Wench, named Rose and her child, belonging to the estate of Thomas Stor mont deceased, by order of the Court of Ordi nary. JAMES MORltlSON, adm*r. May 5 136 Bills on England, For Sale by Andrew Low Co. April 17-121 Bridge Bank Bills. T HE subscribers will receive in payment for goods or debts due to them, Bridge Bank Bilb at par. Andrew Low & Co. May 29—cl 57 Notice. A LL persons having demands against the es- tate of Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at law, deceased, are requested to render the same duly attested, and those indebted thereto will please make payment to Messrs. Robert & Joseph Habersham, w ho are authorised to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, Ex'r. SAvannah, May 1st, 1819.—134 BRIDGE BILLS Taken by ISAAC Kujvruivi who liu » tctj general assortment of Staple and Fancy DRY COOllS, which will be sold at reduced prices. June 3 p For Sale, A Handsome high finished COACH, with full plated harness, made to order, by one of the best coach makers in Philadelphia; it is nearly new, runs very light, is remarkably easy, and is well fitted for travelling ; also an elegant pair of young bay HORSES, they are well broke and are pleusani undor th« saddle. Enquire of Messrs. II. 8c J. Habersham, or Geo. Jones. Savannah, 5th May, 1819 136 Npw Summer Goods. fly the ship Emily, Jmt arrived from Liverpool, the niticribero have received a tupplg oj Seasonable Articles, Which makes their assortment more general and extensive than at any former period—and will be sold at a low advance, and long credit given fur approved paper. Andrew Low of Co. April 17-121 Notice. T HE subscriber has iLU ,j ay taken John T, Rowland into copartnership wi\U him in business, which will hereafter be conducted un- der the firm of A. B. Fannin & Co. A. B. Fannin. June 1,1819. For Sale, On board otoop Racdiet id Rhtnla, icing at Rice t •wharf, jk FF.W barrels SHAD a HERRINGS, lor fa- A. mily use. Apply ou board. June. 5—61 Charleston' made Bricks. HIE gubscrihers wjj contract for the deli ver/ in this place, through the summer aud 1, any quantity of Clwrfeston BRICKS*. alsA Glaz’d pan TILE, for opvering roofs, of su- irior quality, equal to U<kch tile, and less sub- ct to injury by gales o£\ wind or heat, than May 28- 156 AVatto & Joyner. v \ newest fashions. Pet brigs Speedy A CRN** Jnst leceived, ice, Almira and tchcooner Susan, ASSORTMENT Of I BOOTS % SHOES, In addition to a larg issortment—all for sale. SAMUEL EVANS. Bed Store, east of th Exchange, down the Bluff. Mav 5—136 Select Boarding Academy, FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, AY TRENTON, N. J. M R. FYLER, formerly principal of Chatham Academy, Savannah, respectfully informs his friends and the citizens of Georgia general ly, that his Select Boarding Academy for young gentlemen, is now in complete operation, and that there will be a vacancy for three or four pupils, this month. This institution is now per- Tlianently situated on the banks of the Dela ware, at the falls of the river and the head of steam-boat navigation—which place in point ol salubrity and elegance of prospect, is surpassed by few in the United States. The scholars are prepaved for college, the counting house, or a profession; and their health, morals aud clothing will receive the most care ful attention. The accommodations are so nu merous that some of the hoarders can he fur nished with separate roonisif desirable. Terms for board, tuition, /he wood, candles and a gene ral superintendence of incidental expenses are $300 per annum for each scholar, payable half yearly in advance. Persons desirous of placing their sons in this seminary, arc referred for par ticular information concerning the reputation of it, and also of the capacity of the principal to educate youth, to any or all the following gen tlemen, viz. the Rev. Philip Lindly, Vice presi dent of Princeton college; the Rev. Mr. How; Lucius H. Stockton, of Trenton; John Head, Esq. of Philadelphia; Col James Johnston, Geo. Woodruff, Charles Harris, and Archibald S, Bulloch, Esquires, of Savannah. Jared D. Fyler. May 13—U&fp Genteel Boarding. No. 28, Cortlmult Street, Ntrto-Yovk. M RS. DAVIS, having taken the above nam ed house, (which is very large and com modious and in the most central part of the city) for the reception of Boarders, now takes the opportunity of soliciting the patronage of her friends and the public, and assures those who may favor her with a call, that they may re ly on her utmsot exertions, in preparing foj their accommodation, in such a manner as to give entire satisfaction. May 19—||l PORTRAIT PAINTING. MRS. HARRIS, R ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Savannah, thut she continues her resi dence at Mr. Boggs’ Broughton street, opposite Mr. TuiVs new Buildings, where she paints Portraits, in elegant and fanciful style.—Her price is, for grown persons, from 20 to $25, and for children, (whole length figures) from 15 to $18. The colors are warranted durable, and if the likenesses are not correct, no charge •will be made. Blrs. H. respectfully invites the citizens of Savannah to examine the specimens of her paintings.May 25*—jx Miniature Painting. T HE Subscriber respectfully informs the citi zens of Savannah, that he has taken his resi dence at the Boarding-house of Mr. Silas Hollis, where he will devote some time to Miniature Painting. If his likenesses are not striking and satisfactorily executed no charge -will be made.— Several specimens of his ability may be seen at his Residence. Andrew Casely. N. R. Those who desire it will be attended at their ov/n houses. June 3— Office of the Savannah River Navigation Company. N OTICE IS HEUEm' GIVEN, that an In- stalnlent of five per cent on the Capital Stock of this Company, is required to be paid to the Treasurer at Augusta, on or before the first day of August next. By order of the Hoard, J. C. Winter, President. Augusta, May 28—p—fa Lost, S ECOND Volume Sclw} n’s Nisi Prius, Far- rand’s premium edition, Philadelphia, 1807, bound in calf, nearly new, and without any name written in it. also, A Common-place-Book, 4to. in rough calf, lettered on the back, having a printed index table in front, and about 60 or 100 pages in ma nuscript. Whoever will restore the above books, or the latter one in particular, to the subscriber shall receive a suitable reward. A. BARCLAY. Savannah, June 5—161 For Sale, ,. LL that Lot of LAND, being part of farm . lot No. 1, Tyrconnell Tything, Darby w ard, purchased by James Charles and Philip Mil- iidge, at sales of Edward Lloyd, Esq. sheriff' of Chatham county, 1787, and divided into 10 lots by the said Philip Millcdge, and known in the f lan of die said lots by No. 9, containing 4 acres rood and 13 perches, on White Bluff'road. S. C. Duuning. May 31—eu PROPOSALS For Publishing at Milledgeville, A NEWSPAPER—to be entitled GEORGIA REPUBLICAN. The duty of Editors of newspapers, fortunate ly, is well understood by the American people. The publication, therefore, of proposals for printing, does not, as we conceive, require any avowal of political tenet's,’'Or protestation of pat riotism. ’Tis useless. Let their work, not a prospectus, decide if Editors be, or be not wor thy the patronage of their fellow-citizens. The first number of the Georgia Republican will be issued by us at Milledgeville, on the se cond Tuesday in September, the present year. It will lie printed once a week, and on a large superoyal sheet:—not inferior, in point of size, to any in the state./ The press, and all necessa ry apparatus, to be entirely new, and oftlie best quality. We solicit the patronage of an inde pendent community. CONDITIONS. Three dollars in advance, (upon the receipt of the first number) or four dollars at the expira tion of the year. Advertisements and all other printing, will be clone at the customary prices. Letters addressed to the Editors must, in all ca ses, be post paid. WALTER JONES, HENRY DENISON. Milledgeville, April 20, 18i9. 131 APPROVED PATENT Sf FAMILY MEDICINES. Sold W/tolesale and Retail in Charleston, by JOHN DYOTT, No. 56, East Bay, few doors south of the Exchange, and also by JOHN B. BERTHELOT, Nearly opposite the Exchange, Savannah, Dn. ROBERTSON’S Celebrated Stomachic Elixir of Health: (Price $1 and 50 cents) Which has proved by thousands, who have experienced its beneficial eftfccts, to be the most valuable medicine ever offered, to the public, for the cure of coughs, colds, consump tions, the hooping cough, asthma, pain in the breast, cramps and wind in the stomach, remov ing costiveness, sickness at the stomach, Head ache, l'»ss of appetite, indigestion, &c. &c. From the clysentary or Tax, cholera morbus, severe grinings, and other diseases of the bow els, and the summer complaint in children, it has proved a ce rtain remedy, and restored to perfect health from the greatest debility.— Persons afflicted with pulmonary complaints, or disorder of the breast and lungs, even in the most advanced state, W'ill find immediate relief. Common coughs and colds, which are in general occasioned by obstructed perspiration, will be found to yield to its benign influence in a few hours. In asthmatic or consumptive complaints, hoarseness wheesings, shortness of breath, and the hooping cough, it will give immediate relief. Copy of a letter from C. IV. Doyley, Esq. Charleston, March 8, 1814. Dear Sir—I feel much pleasure in haying it in my power *o communicate a surprising cure, effected by the medicine 1 purchased from you, termed Dr. Robertson’s Elixir of Health. I will state the following facts: about the latter end of Nov. last, I procured from you some of the elixir of health, for a boy of mine, who had la bored under a violent cough for more than twelve months, attended with slow fever ami shortness of breath, it had reduced him so much that 1 concluded it would terminate fatally. He took many other medicines and found no relief. He continued to use the elixir for about three weeks, when his cough, fever and shortness of breath ceased, and lie is now in good health, having had no return of his disorder. Should any person wish to have more particular infor mation, 1 will, with pleasure, satisfy their enqui ries, by applying to me. 1 aui, sir, your’s, 8ic. To John Dyott. G. W. Dotlet. Chester District, Dec. 3, 1813. Dear Sir—When in Charleston last, I called on you, and purchased two bottles of your sto machic elixir of health, which you recommend ed to me to take for a cough and an oppression on the breast. 1 have since used the medicine according to your directions, and found it to be very beneficial to me in removing the com plaints; therefore I think it my duty to recom mend it to all persons afflicted witn the above complaints to give the medicine a trial. 1 am, dear sir, your’s with respect, 7*o Dr. John Dyott. John D. Wist. DR. ROBERTSON’S Vegetable Neryoua Cordial; Or, Nature’s Grand Restorative. (Price $1 and 50 cents) Is confidently recommended as the most effi cacious medicine for the speedy relief and cure of all nervous complaints, attended with inward weakness, depression of the spirits head ache, treniore, faintness hysteric fits debility, and various complaints resulting from secret impro priety of youth and dissipated habits, residence in warm climates, the immoderate use of tea, the unskilful or excessive use of mercury, so often destructive to human life; the diseases peculiar to females at a certain period of life, fluor albus, Ac. &c. Under the denomination of nervous disorders are included, several diseases of the most dan gerous kind, and arc so various, that a volume would hardly suffice to complete a description of them. It pervades, with its baneful influ ence, the whole nervous system, writhing the heart with inexpressible anguish, and exciting the most dreadful suggestions of horror ana despair. To this demon have thousands fallen a sacrifice, in the direful transport of its rage.— The most common symptoms at its commence ment, are weakness, flatulence, palpitations, watchfulness, drowsiness after eating, timidity, flashes of heat and cold, numbness, cramp, gid diness, pains in the head, back and loins; nicup, difficulty of respiration and deglutition, anxiety, dry cough, &c. Copy of a letter from the Rev. WHKam Ayres, late rector of St. George's parish, A comae, > irginia. Philadelphia, August 7,1809. Dear Sir—Providentially I have taken Doctor Robertson’s Vegetable Nervous.Cordial; or Na tures Grand Restorative, a sufficient time to find a relief in a nervous disease; 1 have since re commended your medicine to several of my ac quaintances, who have been much relieved by them; I shall endeavor to introduce them into all the families with which I am acquainted.— believe them to he good remedies, and am sa- after their first trial, they will never be aside for any other medicine. I am, deur sir, your’s respectfully, To Dr. T. W. Dyott. Wiiliam Ayres. No. 112, N. 5th St. Gout and Rheumatic Drops. (Price 2 dollars) A safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheu matism, lumbago, stone and grave), swellings and weakness in the joints, sprains, bruises and all kinds of green worms, the cramp, pains in the head, fuce and body, stiffness of neck, chil* blains, frozen limbs, Ac. DR. ROBERTSON'S Patent Stomachic Wine Bitters. (Price one dollar) Which are celebrated for strengthening weak stomachs, increasing the appetite, ancl a cer tain preventative and cure tor the fever and ague, Ac. DR. ROBERTSON’S Infallible Worm Destroying Lozenges. A medicine highly necessary to be kept in all families—price fifty cents. Worms which affect the human body, are chiefly of three kinds, viz: Tjjnia, or tape worm, the Turks, or round and long worm, and the Ascaridks, or round and short wovm. There are many kind of worms found in the human bo dy, but they proceed in a great measure from similar causes have nearly the same symptoms, and require the same method of treatment as those already mentioned. Though numberless medicines are extolled for expelling and killing worms, none are equ^l in efficacy to Dr. Robertson’s Worm Destroy ing Lozenges, they are mild in their opera- tion, and ma> be given to the youngest infant with stfety. DR. DYOTT’S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS. For the prevention and cure of billions and malignlntfevers. Price twenty-live cents—large boxes my cents. Thei pills, if timely administered, will re move tie causes which commonly produce yel low fevir, billions fevers, ague and fever, cholic pains, mtulencics, indigestion, costiveness, by- pochonq-ial and h) steric complaints, strangury, gravel, jheumatism and gout. They t*e particularly serviceable to female dis orders ;4d especially in the removal of those ob struction, which are the great source of their eminentficlvantage over most other purgatives that wife they operate gently, may produce neither lostiveness, debility, nor too great an excitemht. Whenever there is a predisposition to a disqse arising from marsh effluvia, a too- copious jie of ardent spirits, or a vitiated state of the bis, they are sure to relieve. They li e highly recommended to travelle rs by sea’aLl land, as they may be made use of with the utm< X safety, without a change of diet or exercise They will be found peculiarly bene ficial in ie prevention of disorders incidental ’ o hot cl nates, they deterge and dense vis- jd IniUK irs, open obstructions, and promote ~te seen ion of good bile, operating as an easy cAharlic mil a powerful diuretic and diapho retic. DR. DYOTT’S latent Itch Ointment. For pllasaiitne»s, safety, expedition, ease, and ccrtainta is infinitely superior to any oilier me dicine, "£r the cure of that most disagreeable and tormenting disorder the Itch. Price fifty cents par box. DR. DYOTT’S Infallible Tooth-Ache Props. (Price fifty cents) Circassian Eye-Water. A sovereign remedy for all disorders of the eye. (Price fifty cents) The Restorative Dentrifice. For cleansing, whitening and preserving the teeth and gums—Pifce 50 c’ts per box. (Tj* Those who purchase by the quantity for cash, will be allowed a handsome discount. approbation. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that having used Dr. Dyott’s celebrated family medi- cincs, now prepared by Dr. Dyott, we have found them highly serviceable in our families and par ticularly emcaciousinremovingthosc complaints for which they are prescribe^ we are assured of their excellence, and consider these medicines valuable and well worthy the attention of all fa milies; in testimony hereof; we have affixed our respective signatures. David Jones, late chaplain to gen. Wayne; William Ayres, n. n. m. at No. 112, north-fifth-st. Waltington, No. 9, front-st; Wm Julian, No 62, south-fifth-st; Jacob Shau^h, No 181, noble-st; .la’s llamill, No 93, north-ninth-at; David Fisher, No 127, arch-st; John Shrceves, Jun. 55, coates- st; tie urge Seits, 69, race-sf; Andrew Klcet, 2, cable-st—all of Philadelphia: rfowcl Hindus, Georgia. A list of seven hundred and fifty persons' names who have been cured by these medicines may be seen at the store of the proprietors. April 19 122