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. fj-Ht tfc ordituYjr •♦‘t.waant.s •( that is treaties
‘3 t ji C Jaw of nations) of any neutral nation are
- ot to {lard in tile way of Britifti policy cr in.
tsrefla. ... r r
/ire yon prepared, citizens of free and inde-
Ticndt’iit Animca, to furrendcr your neutrality ?
* Mo netitial nation is fuf&diently feeure in its
independence, they fay but under the protedfion
of Britain —and ere you now ready to be pro
tetkd by Britain, as Austria, Pniilia, liuffia,
Holland, Sardinia, Naples, Turkey, Italy,
j-janover, Helfe, Bavaria, have been ? From
fech prote&ion, People of American, may heav
en preserve you—but the time is coming, when
riacing confidence in the courage which eltab-
I shed your independence, the fame courage, the
fame vvifdom, the lame con (fancy, will he called
for to preserve it —Union and Confidence —the
rallying word. Aurora.
“ An Observer,” is received, and (hall
have a place in our next.
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
ARRIVED —Ship Edward, Lewis, Liver
pool, -S days, to James Johnilon and James
Dixon & Cos.
DIED, in this city, on Wednesday last,
Mr- Francis Douglass, for many years a red
dent of Piiiladelphia.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVING entered into co partnerlliip, under the
firm of
Small & M'Nish ,
Hare taken Store and Counting-Hvufe on EicfTrs.
Smith & Bourke’s Wharf, and tender their Cervices to
their friends and t!:e public in the
FACTORAGE & COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
ROBERT SMALL,
JOHN M‘NLH:
Savannah, o<st< ber si sip
FOR SALE,
\ corner BAY LOT, No. 5, Franklin Ward, fub
-fi. jeiit to 30 ct.dlars per annum City ground rent,
011 the Lot area Very Convenient two ftoTy DWEL
LING HOUSE and other OU f HOUSES, The
tc-flis will be made easy to the purchafcr. Also, a
likely,healthy,intelligent MULATTO BOY, about
U years of age, a complete House Serva; ml ac t)d
waggoner atWEpkmghman,- Aptly to
BULLOCH & GLEN.
October 03
IN COUNCIL.
Monday, 19 ih October, 1307.
ORDERED, That the Clerk of Council do receive
Sealed Propci'ala, until the next regular meet
ing of Couu-’il, for Winding and Keeping in Repair
the Cl TY CLOCK, for one year.
Extract from the Minutes,
D.D. WILLIAMS, C, C.
IN COUNCIL,
Monday, 1 9th October, 1807'.
RESOLVED, That all perDns in default agahift
the Fire Ordinance, and have been fumrroned
thi? d,iy to appear before Council, who have r v
produced a certificate from iFire Mafic,{hall fin
with the Ctcik of Council a Certificate oi compliance
with the said Oidinance, signed by a v'-re Matter ;
and itnltfs such Certificate be filed, ti.i (aid defaulters
fita'l be fcvtrally fined in the sum fpucefied again!!
defaulters in the Did Ordinance.
Extract from the Minutes,
D. P. WILLIAMS, C. C.
IN COUNCIL,
Monday, \9th 0 Sever, 1807.
RESOLVED, That we frverely lament the loss
recently fuflained in the death of the worthy and
hom.fi Citizen, JOHN TEBEAU, Esq. lately an Al
derman of this City, and that in teftimeuy of our
gre.it eftrem for the character of the deceased, it is
farther Reiolvcd, Tt at we will wear Crape round
the left arm, from this day, for the space of one
aionth, Li!raft freih the Minutes,
D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C.
IN COUNCIL,
Monday, 1 2th QSohr, 1807.
- RESOLVED, That an Election will be held, at
the Court*hdufc, cn Friday, 3’th day of OdV ber
infi:, for an A3 DRRMAN to fill up the vacancy cc
cafioned by the death oi John Tibeau.Efq under
me fuptrintei)dii;ce of three or more Jnftices of the
react or Justices of the Interior Court, not being
card datts thrmfelves
Rrfolvid. That the Sheriff of the City, with two
or more Conftablcs do a tend at Did Election to
Erep a'd preftive order.
Eel Ived, That the Marflial do requel t ibree cr
lucre ot the Jufliees of the Peace or Jufiices of the
inferior Coun to attend and pit fie eat the said elec
-1 °d- Exliact from the Minutes.
D. D. WILLIAMS, C. C.
Clerk of Council’s Ofiice at
Salomon’s Lodge, opposite the Prel
byterian Church.
V. D. WILLIAMS.
OQober 23 6q
D. & J. Douglass,
have just received,
Per the Brigs Luna and Sex-Ifiand, from New-York,
a large addition to their former Stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Which they otter at Wholefalc or Retail, at their
Store, oppofitc the Buck’s Head.
August 14
PAINTING,
Seth //. Keen ,
Informs tint Gentlemen of Savannah and public
in general, that he carries on the
HOUSE Sc SIGN PAINTING,
In the (hop next door to Dr. John Love’s, on
the Bay, where all buanefs in his line will be at
tended to, when called upon, with ftridl atten
tion.
Groceries will be taken in payment if more
convenient for the employer.
September ‘22 60
Marshal’s Sales.
On the first Tuesday in November next ,
witl be sold, at the Court-house in the
City ojSdVannch, the following
NEGROES,
Levied on as the property of John Wood,
by virtue cj an execution attained by
Charles M. Lade :
JACK, Polly, Daphney, Jenny, Joe,
Prince, Sary, Harry, Billy, Jettney, Cae
sar, Dido, Neptune, Ben, Boatswain,
Qnafh, Jenney, Ben, Bess, Sophy, Hager,
L liab, Ouafb, Sam, Sandy, A.nn, Dorah,
Sue, IvLlla, Annette, old Hefier, young
Htfter, Betsey, Cyrus, Lucy, Lawrence,
Frederick, Grace, Fanny, Patty, Mary,
Lemon, Margery, Tenab, Sue, January,
John, Tamer, Charles, Betty.
ALSO,
The Plantation called Lenden Hill, with
the improvements thereon, the crop of
Cotton, Corn, and other provisions, two
Mules, (lock, ol Cattle and fome Houfe
hoid Furniture.
Ben. Wall, m.d.g.
September 28 63
Marshal’s Sale.
ON the firft Tuesday in November
next, Will be Sold at the State
House in Louisville, the toilowing NE
GROES, levied on as the property of Ro
bert Barnard, at the suit of liaac Hicks,
viz. Newberry, Newport, Mitchell,
Plenty, Nancy and her lour children—
Nanny, Amy, Juno and ber child Cyn
thia and Djuald.
B. WALL, M.D. G.
October 1 64
MARSHAL’S S ALES.
On the firft TUESDAY in November next,
At the Court-House, will be fold,
A variety of DRY GOODS, and fome
GROCERIES ; levied on as the property of
John Hilton, at the suit of Robert H. Bowne.
Conditions Caih.
Ben. Wall, m. and. g.
Oftobcr 6 65
Notice.
ALL persons having demesnes against
the estate of James Shafer, art requested
to present them, legally authenticated ; and
those indebted to said estate are required
to make immediate payment to
FREDK. SHAFFER, Adm’r.
August 18 50
TO RENT,
THAT pleasant and convenient HOUSE ,
on the Corner of South ar.d IVeji-Droad-
Streets, lately occupied by Mrs.Trizvant, till the
30th of December next, Possession can be imme
diately given. For terms , apply to the subscriber
on the premises -
N. G. RUTHERFORD.
Southern Stage .
r fuhfcribers having become pro*
A pnetors of the STAGES on the line
from Savannah to St, Marys , refpeßfully
inform those who may have occasion to
travel to any part of that route, that they
have at great expense procured NEW
STAGES,GOOD HORSES, and a care
tul driver, for the accommodation of PAS
SENGERS, Aifo an excellent fafeand
well manned BOAT, for water convey
ance.
They intend running the stage twice a
week, between Savannah and Darien, dur
ing the winter, and will keep a light EX
TRA S TAGE for the accommodation o£
PRIVATE PARTIES, or others who
may be disappointed in the Mail Stage.-*-
They will also carry PACKAGES o£
GOODS, on moderate terms, and be res
ponsible for their delivery as direQed, aay
where along the line, (unavoidable acci
dents excepted.) They trust that their
exertions to serve the public will meet
with lupport.
M. SHEARER, and
W. A. DUNHAM.
Sav. Ofdobcr 15 67
For Sale,
SEVERAL valuableTraQs of Land in
MTntosh, Glen and Camden Counties.
A prime gang of seasoned Negroes.
An excellent house Wench.
A complete schooner rigged Planter’3
3 ;at, ot easy draught of water, fails very
fa ft, and will carry 10 bales of Cotton.
Also, an excellent Cypress Canoe.
And a constant (apply of New-York pa*
tent cavy BREAD.
M. SHEARER,
Ofiober 16—67 Bolton's Wharf,
FaElor and Agent.
M. SHEARER.
INFORMS the Planters that he contin
ues to fell Ptodue and other property on
Commifiion, and has plenty of fire-proo£
Ware-house room, on Bolton's Wharf,
Q&ober 16 67
For Sale,
On a credit till the first of January.
A PLANTATION on the Louisville
road, filteen miles from Savannah, con
taining fifty acres of good well timbered
pine land, twenty-five of which are now
under cultivation and good fence, well
adapted Cos the culture of corn and cotton,
known as one of the belt Ifands on the
road for a tavern. —For terms of sale, ap
ply tu the fubferiber a this Office.
WILLIAM WIGGINS.
August 25 32
For Sale,
A smart a£tiv NEGRO BOY, about 16 years of
age, a complete house servant. Also, a NEGRO
FELLOW, who is about 30 year* old, a sensible able
bodied man, extremely well cal culated for an Au
gusta boat hand, being a complete boatman. En
quire of the Printers.
Saptembre S SO
To Hire ,
A Negro Woman, plain cook and Washer.
Also, FOR SALE,
A middle aged Woman. Enquire cf the Prin
ters, September 22. 60
A Locket Lost.
LOST c.n the 48th ult. a Large MOURNING
LOCKET, with the rnitials C. C. on the back,
| and J. C on the face. A Reward of Five Dollars
! will “be given to any person who may deliver the
j fame to the Fubhdicra of the Intelligencer.
Watch maken and other* are teqiiefted to de
tain the above defetibed Locket if offered for sale.
Sept. *j 61
NOTICE.
THE fubferiber being about to leave thi* City for
a few weeks, ha* appointed Mr. DAVID TAY
LOR, iun’r. hie liwlul attorney during his absence.
4 JOHN HILTON-