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[Vol. 1-1 •SAVANNAH, (Georgia.) printed by NOTICE. • | THE firm of PR LEAN VS BARNES 5 this day dissolved, by mutual consent.—l n oriequer.ee of which, the business will in fu me be ccndu&ed by Norma i M l Lcan. NORMAN M'LEAN, WILLIAM E. BARNES. 20th Cftofcsr, 1807. (fj THE fubferiber, this day, becomes cle proprietor of the Public Intelligencer. — shat eftablifhmeftt has hitherto been conduced, ie trusts, in such a manner, as will secure it from ay accusation of a predilection for principles epagrunt to such as a&uated the heroes of‘7s Believing, with deference to public opin aa, that thisefhblifhment ha3 progressed hither o without the smallest diteliftion from firm, un r.ked ar.d glowing Republican sentiments, he lopes that conlideraticn will be a Efficient gua 5 -- mtee for future perseverance and ardor in fup >ort of such sentiments. That no exertions of sis shall be needed, be solemnly pledges h;n> elf. NORMAN M‘LEAN. 20th October, 1807. THE SUBSCRIBERS SAVING entered into co partnership, ucuer the firm of Small & -NTNish, Live taken Store and Counting-House cn MtfTr imifb & Bamkc's Wharf, and tender their lcrvices to heir friend* and the public iu the FACTORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS. ROBERT SMALL, JOHN M'NISHi Savannah, Odtober al 69 FOR SALE, A corner BAY LOT, N T o. 5, Frankfin Ward, fu!<- [JI jedt to 33 dollars per annum City ground rent. >n the Lor are a very convenient two (lory DWLL ING HOUS2 and’ other CUT HOUSES. The erms will be made easy to the purchaser. Also, a ikely,healthy,intelligent MULATTO BOY, aho t )ears of age, a ccmplcte House Servant and a good frggoncr and ploughman, Apply to BULLOCIT & GLEN. , October 13 (y 13* Clerk of Council’s Office at Solomon’s Lodge, oppofue the Prcf lyterian Church. D. D. WILLIAMS. Otlober 23 60 FOR SALE, \ LOT of LAND known in the yen- LX craJ plan of those Lots fold uiuiei •recjtion by the late Amb. fe Gordon, .q. Federal Mavfiial, as thq property ol obn J. Zubly, dec. by the No. ( 5.J five ronting three streets. On the premjfes fe an alrrsolt new dwelling botife and kitchen, the firll ft ry is well finilhed, aving a good well ol water at the corner, klfo the unexpired lcalehold of lot No. bJ five, fronting Biyan fireet, to the 14th kpril, together with the dwelling ic> ufe, (hop and other improvements there |f>. now occupied by the fubferiber, in Oglethorpe Ward, and a good Hand for lufinefsi, Conditions call?, Aopiy to ELIAS ROBERT. Siv’h, July 34. 4° Public FRIDAY, LOAN OFFICE; GEORGIA, Jane 231807. Notice is hereby given, that in con formity with the proVifions of the aft Tupplementary to the aft, infilled “ An aft making provision for the redemp tion of the whole of the public debt of the United States,” books will be open at the office of the commissioner ofloans for Georgia, on the fivil day of July ! next, to continue open until the feven tcenth day of March, 1808, inclusive? ly, the fourteen lad days of each quar ter excepted, for the purpose of re ceiving fubferiptions for such parts of the old fix per cent, deferred fix per cent, and three per cent, fiock, as may, on the day of fubfeription, {land on the books of the said commissioner of ■ loans. Those proprietors of the old fix per cent, and deferred flocks, who may lubf'eribe, will receive in lieu thereof anew fix per cent, flock, equal to the unredeemed amount of the (lock fur rendered, redeemable at the pleasure of the United States, under a proviso,. however, tha tno reimbursement (hall be made except for the whole amount of any such new certificate of {lock, nor till after fix months previous no tice : and ti e proprietors of the ’ffirC-e per cent, flock who may fubferibe, will receive in lieu thereof, a fix per cent, flock, equal to fixty-five per cent, of the amount of three per cent, surrendered, redeemable in the fame manner as the new fix per cent, above mentioned but not rcimburfable, how ever, without the afifent of the holders, until after the whole of the new 7 fix per cent, (given in exchange for old fix or deferred as above mentioned) as well as the whole of the eight per cent, flock of the United Shares, shall have been reimbursed. It is alio provided, that in every reimbursement which may uke place, a preference will be given to those creditors who may no tify their with to he reimbursed ; anc (hat if the applications to that effeft shall at any time either exceed or fail short cf the sum then applicable to that purpose, the priority of payment shall, so far as may be neceffiary, bi determined by lot. The present flock-holders who re lide.in any part of Europe, and may afient to that modification, may, ai their option, receive the interefl ac cruing on the new flock, either in the United States as heretofore, or in Lon don or Amflerdam, at par; in which iaft case, the interefl will be paid there by the bankers of the United States, fix months subsequent to the day on which the fame would be payable in the United States and fubjeft to no variation; nor to any other deduction than a commissioner to the bankers, of one half per cent, on the interefl thus paid. JAMES ALGER, Commissioner of Loans. NOT E* Proprietors of 1000 dol lars nominal fix per cent. flock, fi ..T i he 1 fir:! of (• ■ : >cr, IfeG Vy.. , i be entitle- : ■$ receive, 6A9 62 Iff flew - - hr. tween the kr. ■* ‘ ‘ ’■ , arid3lfiD'-;T-:N/,Th()7, G- 37 \ between the ] fl January, & 17th March, 1803. ‘ 619 03 Proprietors of 1000 dol lars nominal deferred, sub ! fie rib ed before the firfl of October. ] 807, will be enti tled to receive 855 78 *— —*■ tween the fir ft October, and bill December, 1807, 853 62 —— between the Jft Janua v, and the 17th Martlfi 1 08, 831 42 ™ Bcip.g tge unredeemed amount of the old flock on the Ift ‘ ily and Qftober 1807, sad firft - ! January#- ’S, re-fpecti-v'e’iy. j A yv-s ft 1 ,b: . ’ ‘ >!;: ■'* per eent, I vvillT'e em - eft.vt id sis £\ ■fix. j I IF. ‘c }. Douglass, HA\ Z JJJST RECEIVED, Per the Trip ‘Luna .aj'<f fiei-Iflaod, from New-Ycrk, a h:£f addition to their so mer Stock of BOOTS. SHOES, &c. Which th eftcr at WholtHic or Rcta i, ac ituir Store, oppol the Buck’j Head,. Au£,:S ‘4 49 Factor and Agent. m. Shearer. INFORMS the Planters that he contin ues to fell Produe and other property on C.-nirrn!fion, and has plenty of 5 e.prool Watr-honfe room, on Bolton's Whaj. OcK’ber 16 67 PAINTING. Seth 11. Keen, Informs the Gentlemen of Savannah ana public in general, that he carries on the HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING, In the shop next door to Dr. John Love’s, on the Bay, where all buiinefs in bis line will be at tended to, when called upon, with drift atten tion. GrOL cries will be taken in payment if more convenient for the employer. September 22 60 NOTIFICATION, To the Tax Colldlors oj 1806. THE persons appointed to colfeft the Tax, ior the year 1806, are required to make a final settlement of their account bv the third Monday in November next. — Those who are in arrears at that time, will be proceeded against in the manner point el on! by the 24th feftion or the Tax Aft, palfed the 12th December, 1804. GEORGE R. CLAYTON, T. Treasury Office, Louisville, 01 7. 5—66 TO RENT, A HOUSE IN a central part of the City. Any person tv ho may be desirous of a view of the same, can be gratified on application to the Publishers of the In* tclligencer. Sept. 22 Intelligencer. NOVEMBER 6, 1807. NORMAN McLEAN. j Tram a Philadelphia , Paper* [The follow! tig pvepofuions “1 iut> ‘a CCTIcBI - -* C7'enfive market for THE CO I TON-WOOL O'F THE UNtT i.fJ Sit I iufi. AND FOR OUR RROVISIO SBt RAW MATERIALS 1,1, GENERAL. Ai refjvftfu ly submitted to the Governors Ynd- Legifiaturcs of the fe ve;.ai and *0 the Prefideat and Congrcfs of :.he United States, in a copy of an original letter of the cur rent month. Dear sir.—l am anxious to bring under public consideration, and parti cularly under that of the ibyithcrn cot : ton planters, fume icfleftions, to which -r: y mind, dil ,-y | They relate to a ready ana enlarged market for cotton wool. 1 have never urged the faerifice cf the agricultural and mercantile interc fts to that of the manufatlures, though I have believed that many circumilances achialjy and naturally encourage ma nufatlures, and that we ought to toiler them as far as our other in let efts will admit. It is, however, clear, that manufactures do afford confiderabie riicuu. -.geiocu-v -c - niafsci, individual puVfuitand cuipi menr.— Our distillers have aided trade, for ex ample, by demanding the importation of five, fix or seven millions of gallons of molasses in a year. The leathern manufafilures, as another example, de mand from the fanner, frontier fettier, and Indian trader, skins fulficient to make goods worth ten or twelve mil lions of dollars per annum. As ano ther example, the cotton wool of the United States is fold for household and shop manufafilures in the stores at and around every country feat of juflice, and village, in the Hate of Pennsylvania, however remote from, the lea. The quantity thus fold has increased twenty fold, within a few years. Manufafilures therefore un forced and aided only by the impofi i lion of the necessary duties on foreign goods, really aid agriculture and trade,. I aflunie the position, then, that manufafilures have already contribu* ted to create, maintain and enlarge the market for cotton zuool, among the favorably affefted agricultural pro dufilions. My ohjefil is, to fuggefl the delibe rate pursuit of a course of association and habits, which shall vender the market for cotton wool both large and Ready. This may be done—-ill. Bv oblig ing or inducing foreign nations to manufacture it, and 2d. By attending; to the manufafilurc at home. It is certain that the mere profpefil of a prohibition of Britifii fine wool len, linen, silken and leathern goods, has had fome effefit on the foreign de mand for cotton. Irish, Scotch and Lancashire linens, flaxen and hempen tickcns, thread and silk hosiery, hew ing threads, tapes, bobbins, covered [No. 74.]