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[Vo t, I.J SAVANNAH, (Georgia..) printed by JNOTXCK. | THE firm of M'LEJN & 3ARNE3 is this day diilulveJ, by mutual avisept.—lo tonfcqueace of which, the bufmef* will in }u lare be aA*d*&sd bp-Narmaa M‘Lia.:. NORMAN BN LEAN, WILLIAM £■ 3ARNES, 20th October, 1207. fry- THE fabfcribsr, this day, becomes foie proprietor of the Public I;;tel:igen:sr.— That eilabhfhment has hitherto been concluded, he trails, in such a manner, as will secure it from any accusation ot a predilection for principlesr repugnant to such as a&uated the heroes of ‘76 Believing, with deference to public cpin. lon, that thiseftabliiitmesit has progressed hither to without the (mallei'l direlidior. from firm, un aised and glowing Republican fentimer.tr, he hopes that cohfulerati.cn wili be a fufficier.f gum • amee for future perffeverance and ardor in (up pftof such featitnents, That no exertions of his (hall be needed, he solemnly pledges him (elf. NORMAN M‘LEAN. 20th .'October, 1307. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING entered into co-part act lfop, under t!.e S: :a Os Small & M'Nish, ITjre taken Store and Countirg.Hc.uli* on I'.Tegr iir.ith &Binalkib Wharf,and tender their firvues to their friends aud the public in the FACTORAGE & COMM SSiON BUSINESS. ROBERT SMALL, JOHN MTM6H: Savannah, Oclober tl t>9 FOR SALE, Am.t r BAT Io r, Nr- j, Fr kiln Wai. • jseHo 33 dollar* per annum ify ground rem On the I.ot area very convenient two ft,, ry OV/hh. I.ING HOUSE and ether UUF HCI/dfo. ih. teroa wiit be made efy to t!t purehafer. -*)!'.>, :• likely, healthy,ictcilig':’t JVHJI. Vl'lO BOY, a.ion 15 years of aye, a complete Hon fa :-trva: : ar.d a g waggoairaud ploughman, Apply ta BULLOCH & GLEN. ‘ October jj 6 9 Clerk of Council's Office at Solomon’s Lodge, cppoGjte the Pic! byteiian Church. £). D. WILLIAMS. Oclober 23 69 I I— | I I■ - FOR SALE* A LOT cf LAND known in the gen era! plan ot thole Lots fold untie execution by the laic Arr.brofe Gordon, h (j. Federal Marlhal, as the property v John J, Zubly, dec. by the No. (f) ftv<■ fronting three flreetJ. O 1 the preinib arc an almost new dwelling houfc am * kitchen, the fitft ft xy is we!! finiflied. Also the urtexpirid Icafchold of let No. fSj Rve, fronting Bryan street, to the jj !• April, 1814. together with the dweiltnu houfc, (hop and other improvement? there or ’, now occtjoicd by the fuhfcriber, in Ofp'ethorpe Ward, and a good ftarni sot btdir.cfs. Conditio’ s calh. Apply to ELIAS ROBERT. Ssv’b. July 14, 40 lib TUESDAY, LOAN OFFICE, oEORGiA, . June 23 d, 1807. \ Notice is* hereby given, that in con- j fonnity v;ii.h iho provisions of tiv.. A: | fiupoierrientavy ro the act, iniiGed 44 An ; AX making provifioiv for the redenp- j don of the whole of the public debt of the United States,” books will be open a t the o See o f’ th e ccm m i fii one r o f I cans for Georgia, on the tuft day of July ( next, to continue open until the seven-. reemh day of March, 1808. inclulive . ly, the fourteen bit. days of each qtiar-1 ter excepted, for the purpose of re-, ceiving fubfcripiions fi.r such parts of! USie cid fix per cent, deferred fix per cent, and three percent, flock, as may, • •on the day of fubfeription, (land on ’ the books of the laid cornmiffioncr cl: loans. Those proprietors of the old fix per cent, and deferred flocks, who may fubfenhe, will receive in lieu thereof anew fix per cent, Clock, equal to the umedeemed amount of the flock fur rendered, redeemable at the plea lure of the United States, under a proviso, however, tin too rcimburfemem fha!! be made except for the whole amount of any such new certificate of flock, ■tor till after fix months previous no ice : and Live proprietors of the three per cent, flock who may lubfcrib.% will receive in lieu thereof, a fix net cent, flock, equal to fix?y-Hve per cent, of the amount of three per cent. r urrendered, redeemable in t-he feme manner as the new fix per cent, above mentioned but not reimburfaldc, how ver, without the a (lent of the holders, until after the whole of the new fix 1 f cent, i'ffivcn in exchange for old ix or deferred as above mentioned) as well as the whole of the ei~ht per cent, ilock of the United States, fhrdl .have been relnrbutfcd. It is aifb provided, hat in every rufnburfcment which ncy take place, a preference will l;.- to those creditors who may no ■ ify their wilh to be reimbursed ; and that if the applications to that dfcfci. 11l ad at any time either exceed or fall fhert of the sum then applicable to tfiat purpose, the priority 0! paymem ihall, so far as may be needfary, be determined by lot. The present flock-holders who re tide in any part of Europe, and may afTcnt to that modification, may, a* their option, receive the interefl ac cruing on the new flock, either in the United States as Re re to sere, or in ] on dun or Amflerdam, at par; in which lad case, theimerdt will be paid there by the hankers of the United States, fix months fobfeqitem to the day on which the fame would be payable in the United States and fubjedt to no variation; nor to aiy other deduclion than a commissioner to the bankers, of one half per cent, on the interell thus paid. JAMES ALGER, Com,Amicr.tr of Loam. N OT E. Proprietors of 1000 dob lajra nominal fin per cer.r, line::, fubferibed before the -1 .nil . V o(ts*ber, lob;, v.ill bee .citVer? t.; receive, 6-1-9 G 2 of new fix. I If fubferibed be- I tvvf- r: tne fi.il cf October, ; u:d 3'ft December, ISO?, CM 57 j between the ’ 111- January, 5: 17th March, 1803. ‘ Cl 9 03 Proprietors of'looo dol lars nominal deferred, fub feribed before the Brit of OetcU r, 1807, will be er.ti i tied to re rive 855 78 -—- ■ tween the fir l! OAober, and 1 Silt December, ISO 7, 853 62 -—— j between the 111 January, end the 17th , March, ! 803, 831 42 j Being the unredeemed amount of the old dock on the lit of July and October 1807, tail Srft Jannar;, 1803, refpeftively. Prp-pfletn.rs of 1009 dollars three per cent. 1 v. ill be cnikied to receive 650 dollars cf new ! fix, ‘. ~ j -mW.’ D. & f. Douglass, II VV E )UST REC EIV ED , Per t~e Bi brs Lima and Sea-Illacd. from Nw-Ycrk, a iaige addhion to tlreir former Stuck of BOOTS, SHOES, See. Which they cSter at Who’efals or Retail, at their Stce, t posits the But Lb Head. A .tit • 4 -19 FaEior and Advent. Me xj *’ \r> i 4 I i’ lU 3 19 INFORMS the Pinter? that he* cr.-,i!n •).*s to fe.M i’iUi'ue .-n.i ether pri'periy on GanmnfTmii, -u has plenty of ffie-proU Ware.hou-fe room, on Ballon's IVkij, Ociuiu-r 16 67 PAINTING. O . 1 TV 7 A odi/t iL Keen, : lu;crrr.3 die CentLmen of Savannah and public in general, that he carries on the HOU SE & SIG N P AIX TIX G, In the (hop next door to Dr. John Love’s, on ;he Bay, where all bulxilefs in his line will be at tended to, whan called upon, with iinA atten tion. Gromits will be taken m payment if more convenient for the employer. September 22 69 NOTIFICATION, 79 the T~:x CoILEIarS oj ibc9. ‘FHE rserfons appointed to collccl th< I'ar. , for the year iSc6, are required tushe filial fcitlement of their accounts bv the th.rd My. lay in R-.vetnber next.— Thofo who are in arrears at that time, will be proceeded aiyiinfl in the mantiM point, cl out by the 2.t'h ftfohon of 4 be Tax A tl, p.itied the iiili December, 1804. GEORGE f*. CLAYTON, T Treasury Ojfice. Louisville, ON. 5--66 TO RENT, A HOUSE IN. a central pii. tof the City. Any person \ viho Ptby be desirous of a view of the same, can be gratified on application to the Publishers of the In telligencer. Sept, 22 Intelligencer. NOVEMBER- 3, 1807. ‘ NORMAN Me LEAN. Tr.mz the FrcUor.ian. Ch 1 llicothe, Sept. 25. AN INDIAN TALK ! 1 We mentioned in car fell number the return of the melTengers who weie dispatched by the acting governor, to afeertain the disposition of the Indians afiernblcd at Greenville and Fort Wayne. On Saturday morning lad, the governor, attended by Blue Jack et, a Chief of the Shawnee nation, with three other Chiefs, entered the Court houfc, and were engaged in- a talk til] very late in the afternoon. The manly, firm, and majestic de portment cf these hardy fans of na - jiurc, were well calculated, from the (recent alarms, to attract the attention ‘of the citizens. Valt crowds (locked to the Court-honfe, led thither by cu riosity, and the novelty cf hearing an Indmn adcirefs. Their manners were familiar, una{fuming and engaging.—■ Their delivery was cool, dispassionate and rational. They frequently ap pealed to the Great Spirit, the author, of their exidcnce, For the rettitude of their intentions, and the truth of what they advanced. We were not pre pared to takedown the debate, which we should ha /c done, had wc been ap prised that those whole duty it was, would have nt-glce'ed it. It will be impra-ilicable for us to ■five into ail the various cattles which have produced the recent alarms on uur frontiers ; there cxiit a cause, and it v.ill be our endeavor to fathom it. This we are to do from the fubflance of what palled i:j the course cf the in terview, It appears that the Shaw trees* Wyandois, Potawaiomies, 7 a was, Chippiwas, Winncpaus, Malominefe, Malockefe, Secawgoes, and one man from the north of Chippiwas, have as femblcdin the neighborhoodof Green ville. The aifentblage of so many different nations of Indians within the: jurisdifilon cf this (late, their object unknown, was Sufficient to create very Serious alarms. But their motive for affembiirsg was this—The Indians within the boundary of the northern Lakes, a:, far back as they were known towards the Pacific, from thence across to the Miffifippi, and down the fame toils j-mtiion with tfie Ohio, had formed an union to adhere to one of the chiefs of the Shawnee nation, whofc ehdeavor it was, to infill] in their minds the principles of moral philosophy ; he having, it is said, by infpiraiicn, difeovered the (alien (late of man, wiflieri to inculcate those prin ciples which would “ tend to their pre sent welfare and future huppincis.”— Ihe nations within the boundary fpe> ctfied, fired with the desire of uniting as one, and attached to the principles inculcated by the prophet, had (with a few exceptions) come to a relolution to put,fire Iv.s wholeidme admonitions, she chiefs of the nations who did not come into this meaiurc, fdon found -iiemfelvcs dripped of their fuhjetfls, and only a few remained with them; itv/as observed by ove of the orators, J> T °- 73 ]