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Public Sale OF THE Fractional Surveys. WHEREAS by an aa of the General Aflembly of the State of Georgia, pa{Ted at Louisville on the €th day of December, 1806, it is enafiied that all the Fraftional Parts of Surveys of Land reserved to the Pate by the” fcveral land laws making dis tribution of the lands lately acquired of the Creek Nation ol Indians, lying and being on the rivers Ocrnulgee and Oconee, and also ot\the pre fen t and former temporary boundary lines iliall be fold in separate lots, to the highest bidder, in the Town of Mil ledgeville, in the following manner, to wit : The Com mi goners to be appoint ed (who the iubferiber's are) shall, by an advertisement in the Gazettes of Pctersburgh, Walhington, (Wilkes county) Sparta, Augusta, Louisville and Savannah ; in which advertife rnent shall be particularly fpecified the day or days on which the Fra&ions in each County and in each Dillritt will be fold. We, the Conrimi!T:oners Sppointde for that pufpofe, do therefore, in con formity to said afci, require all persons concerned to take notice, that at Mil ledgeville we lhall attend and com mence the sale of the Frattional Sur vcysas follows, to wit:— WILKINSON. Those of the Sixth Diftrift, lying on the Oconee River, commencing on the id of December and continuing From day to day until the sd, inctufive. Those of the t tth Diftrift, on the 3d ol Decembei until the 4th, inciufive, Those of the 12th Diftrift, on the ,51b ol December until the 71b, inciufive. Those of the 17111 Diftrift, on the 3th Ol Decerrtber until the 9th, inciufive. Those of the 18th Dtliuft, on the 10th ot December until the 1 jib, inciufive. Thole of the 22<i Diftrift, on the 12th December. Those of the 23d Difttift, on the 14th December. Tuofe of the 261 b Dillrift, on the 15th December. Those of the 27th Diftrift, on the 16th December. Those of the 6th Diftrift, lying on the Ocnmlgce River, on the 17th December until the tpth, inciufive. Those ol the 7th Diftrift, on the 21st of December until the 23d, inciufive. Those of the Bih Diftrift, on the 24th ol December until the 28th, inciufive. Thole of the gth Dillrift, on the 29th •December until the 30th, inciufive. Those of the 14U1 Diftrift, on the 31st December until the jft January, 1808, inciufive. Those of the 13th Dillrift, on the 2d January until tne 4th, inciufive. Those of the 201!) Dillrift, on the sth January until the 6ih inciufive. Those of the 21st Diftrift, on the 7th! January until the Bth, inciufive. Thole of the 24th Diftrift, on the 9th January until the tath, inciufive. Those of the 23th Diftrift, on the 13th January uutil the 14th, inciufive. Those of the 28th Diftrift, cn the 15th January until theifith, inciufive. BALDWIN. Those of the 71b Diftrift, on the sSth January until the sift, inciufive. Those of the Bth Diftrift, 011 the 22d January until the agd, inciufive. Iholeofthe mh Diftrift, on the 25th January until the c6:h, inciufive. Those of the 12th Diftrift, on the 27th January until the 28th, inciufive. Those of ihe 17th Diftrift, on the 29th January until the til February, inciufive. Those of the tßth Diftrift, on the 2u February until the sth, inciufive. Those of the 119th Diftrift, on the 6th February until the Bth, inciufive. Thole of the 4otb Diftrift, on the gth February until the 15th, inciufive. Thole of the 15th District. on the 16th February until the 17th, inciufive. Those of the 14th District, on the 181 b February until the 19 h. inciufive. Those of the toth District, on the 20th February until the 22d, inclusive. Thole of the 9th Diftiict, on the 23d February until the 24th. inclusive. Those ci the 6th District, on the 25111 February until the e6tli, inclusive. TERMS OF SALE, Os ihe purchasers bonds with tip- proved personal security will be re quired for the amount of the purchaf money, to be paid in four equal an nual inftahnents, in gold or filver — the firft payment twelve months aftei date. REDDICK SIMMS. OBADIAH ECKOLS. FRANCIS FLOURNOY, Ccmviissioncrs. Milledgeville, 26. h Sept. 1807. (.64) LOAN OFFICE, GEORGIA, June 23 d, 1807. Notice is hereby given, that in con formity with the provisions of the a£t supplementary to the aft, inti tied “An aft making provifum for the redemp tion of the whole of the public debt of the United States,” books will be open at theoffice of the cotr.mifiioner of loans for Georgia, On the firft day cf July next, to continue open until the seven teenth day cf March, 1808, incluGvc ly, the fourteen last 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 percent, (lock, as may, on the day of fubfeription, Hand on the books of the laid commifiioner of loans. Those proprietors of the old fix per cent, and deferred flocks, who may fubferibe, will receive rn lieu thereof anew fix per cent, flock, equal to the untedeerried amount of the flock sur rendered, redeemable at the pleasure of the United States, under a proviso, however, tha tno reimbursement shall be made except for the whole amount of any such new certificate of stock, nor till after fix months previous no tice : and the proprietors of the three per cent, flock who may fubferibe, will receive in lieu thereof, a fix per cent, stock, 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 reimbursable, how ever, without the afletu of the holders, until after the whole of the new fix percent, (given in exchange for old fix or deferred as above mentioned) as well as the whole of the eight per cent, stock of the United States, {hall have been reimbursed. It is elfo provided, that in every reimbursement which may take place, a preference will be given to those creditors who may no tify their wifli to be reimbursed; and that if the applications to that effed (hall at any time either exceed or fall short of the sum then applicable to that purpose, the priority of payment {hall, so far as may be necessary, be determined by lot. The present stock-holders who re side in any part of Europe, and may aflent to that modification, may, at their option, receive the interest ac cruing on the new stock, either in the United States as heretofore, or in Lon don or Amftcrdam, at par; in which last case, the interest 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 commifiioner to the bankers, ol one half per cent, on the interest thus paid, JAMES ALGER, Commissioner of Leans. NO T £. Proprietors of 1000 dol* lars nominal fix per cent, stock, fubferibed before the firft of October, 1807, will be entitled to receive, 649 62 of new fix. If fubferibed be tween the firft of Oftober, and 31st December, 1807, 644 37 -■ “ between the lit January, & 17th March, 18 03* 619 03 Proprietors of 1000 dol lars nominal deferred, fub feribed before the firft of Oftober, 1807, will be enti tled to receive 855 73 __ —— If fubferibed be tween the firft Oftober, and 31st December, 1807, 853 62 .. ■—> between the Ift January, and the 17th March, 1808, 77n fk Being the unredeemed amount of the oldl ftoc onfhc l S il Ofjuly .and oaobn 1807, and M January, 1808, refpedtively. Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent, will be entitled to receive 650 collars c. ne fix. POLITICS FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS. PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING, By WILLIAM DUANE , No. ICO, Market-street, Philadelphia . Two Editions ol POLIIICS FOR FARMERS and MECHANICS : Corrected and Enlarged. One edition lhall be printed on fuper fine paper and delivered in boaicls at 75 cents if.-goo are fuberibed lor, at 60 cent* if tooo, at 50 cents il soco copies; il re quired to be bound, £5 cents additional.^ The other'dial! be a cheap edition, in toe pamphlet form—and the pi ice lhall be pro porifjiied to then umber fubfenbed for ; 25 cenis a copy ior any number under 1000, and ao cents for any number above 2000 ; tj cents lor any number and the uluai allowance to boi'kfeilers. Book fellers, Printers and country Store keepers throughout the United States, are desired to forward to the Aurora Editor, as soon as poflible, the number of each edi tion they will fubferibe for. Subfciiptions lor the city and neighbor hood, received at Duane’s Book ltore, Markeuftreet. Both editions shall be put to press, as Icon as 3 fufficient number ol iabicriOers to either edition is procured to pay the ex - pence for printing. Different reviews of this Work. ‘The Northampton Farmer, a republican paper fays— We feel particular gratification, that the Editor of the Aurora rin conlequence of the prefling loliciratioi 3 liotn different parts of the union, intends to publiftt the Politics for Farmers and Mechanics, in the pamphlet form. When this is done, every farmer will be enabled (and no one ought to negleft u) to procure a copy of (his va luable and highly interelting work.” Fran Lang's Royal Gazette, published in New-Yvrk. ‘* The lateattrocious and piraticai decree of Bonaparte is a complete comment on the writings ol Duane, for fome time pad, particularly on those accursed pieces enti tled “ Politics for Farmers.” The Ame rican that would now presume to deny that this man is an agent of the tyrant of France, ought to be held up a: an objeft of general lutpicion.-—The ftiiking co'inci dence between this outrageous attack upon the very vitals of ottr country, and the poisonous doftrines of the Aurora in pre paring the preponderating interest, (ihe a griculturalills) of the United Slates, for their fetvile reception, is too obvious to escape the molt unthinking, it cannot now be denied that there was a preconcert, ed plan between Duane and his Gulic mas tcis to prepare the public iftind ot this country to swallow without a murmer.this deleterous pill ; this direst flab at our high est interest. II Congrels does not Ihow a becoming spirit on this occafrcn, then in deed have the execrable agents of Napoleon but 100 lataily succeeded, in scattering the fire brands ol diffemion and “luring us into their fell (nates, lc would leem that the Aurora torefaw, or rather was foretold of these prelent alarming tucafures of the Emperor of France againlt this country ; a puto keep down our spirit, and lay pros irate, our energies, he has for feme time pafl been feduloufty and wickedly employ ed in making the farmers feel hofiility to their brethren of the cities ; driving to persuade them that their intereUs were dis tinft from thele of the, merchants; as il what deeply affixed the one, did not di -1 est I y injury the other.” (J3T Printer* of republican newspapers, throughout the union, are requested to in sert these propofal*, and receive fubferip tion* ; those who advertise lhall receive copies of the pamphlet in payment. Chapmen who travel with books, 01 other goods, lhall be lurnilhed on good terms. Philadelphia, March 27, 1807. £f* Subscriptions for the above Work art received at the Office of the Public In telligencer. FOR SALE, A likely Horse, And a good Sulky, Very low for Cast, Enquire of the Printer. Nw. IS ‘ 76 IN COUNCIL, November, 18C7, RESOLVED, That an Election be ..rid at the Court-house on Friday the 4th or December ..ext for an Alderman to hjlth .va cancy occasioned by the Refignat.ou of Wffijara Brown, Esq. under the fupenntendar.ee of t.irw or more Justices of the Peace or Judges of the Inferior Court, not being themfelvea candidate... Resolved, that the Shenff of the city Wttn two or more Constables do attend the sud Elec, tion to keep and preserve order. Resolved, that the Marlhal do request tmve or more cf the Justices cf the Peace or of the Inferior Court to attt.id auu the said Eleftion. Extra£t from the Rimutes. (78) D. D. WILLIAMS, C, C. IN COUNCIL , 1 Gth November, 1807. RESOLVED, That the city clerk do pub. iifh the names of all persons holding licences tv, retail spirituous liquors in this city, and that he continue to publish the names of such as may hereafter be licenced, for the information of the sity officers. Extract from the miftules, D. D. WILLIAMS, c.c. The following are the ONLY persons licenced • as retailers of spirituous liquors in this city, viz.—To retail not less than a quart, J. A. Morrice , William Chauven, John Led. son, William Litnbsrt, Edward Quinn, William. Willie , M Reingeard, Frederick Herb , deals and Beckwith, L. C. Driscol, Isaac Hand, J. H. Deubell, John Anthony, Chriflophtr Hall, Nicholas Courient, Ulric Toiler, Relcr Mitchsl, Woodruff and Brant, Taylor and Scarbrough, B. and'C. Brooks, Carpenter and Greer., John T. White and Cos. John Hunter, John Bigar, R. Torpey, J. and R. Holcombs , Charles Tucbet f William Gibbs, Fred. Herb. To retail under a quart. Patrick Duffy, John Formdl Chrifiapher Gunn, John Davis, James Walters, Thos. Sioc. mont, C. F. Triebner, John Myrick, J. Gamier, Wm. Sawyer, Owen Hughes, IVm. JIF F arlzne, Wm. J. Scott, Wm. Wilkinson, John Doan, S. Lightbourne , John Hughes, J. Charrier id Cos. John Higgins , Thomas Bailey, Richard Morel/, J. Feathers, Wm. Shaw, Levin Riggor:, Whitby and Clisbe, Howard and Lafhrop, John Li’ii. bridge, Alexander Delannoy, J. Manly, Thomas Lindsey, Jacob Flershem, Thomas Lucena, R. Goodwin, —— Meric, Heberts and Brant, D. D. Williams. Southern Stage. THE fubferibers bavins become pro prietors of the STAGES on the Uns from Savannah to St. Marys, refpe&fuYly inform those who may have occasion tu travel to any part of that route, that they have ait great expense procured NEW STAGES.GOOD HORSES, and a care, tul driver, for the accommodation oi PAS SENGERS. AHo an excellent fafe and well manned BOAT, for water convey, ance. They inrend running the flage twice a weclj., between Savannah and Darien, dur ing the winter, and will keep a light EX TRA STAGE for the accommodation cf PRIVATE PARTIES, or others who may be disappointed itifhe Mril Stage.— They will also carry PACKAGES ot GOODS, on moderate terms, and be res ponsible for their delivery as direfted, any where along the fine, (unavoidable acci dents excepted.) They trull that the f exertions to ferVe the public will tacit with lupport. M. SHEARER, and VI. A. DUNHAM. Sav. October i£ 67 REMOVAL. Samuel Griggs. TAYLOR, Refpeftfully informs hie friends and the pA* lie that he has removed from his former stand 00 the bay, and has taken a Ihop next door to Mar quand and Paulding, where he will thankfully receive, and faithfully execute, any order# its hs line. s Nov. 20 79 - T Notice is hereby Given , THAT after the expiration of nine months Y* cation will be made to the Honorable the Juftice* “i the Inferior Court of Effingham County, for leave: ell three tracts of LAND,c(>ntaintug two hunJrei acre* each, in said county, for the beuefit of thcheii and creditors of James Webb, ileceafed. RICHARD WIGGINS, 7 , . . WILLIAM WIGGINS, j April * i-tnyni I Notice is hereby given, That nine months from this date,application wili be made to the Honorable the lufertor Court o!du* tliam County, for aa order of Court to di-pt* l Lots No. a, 3, 8 c 7, in Warren Ward, No, *3; ‘I Washington Ward, *-3 of Lot No. 3. Jekyl tyth>& and 1-2 of Lot letter F. in the vilUgeof Bt.Oall. ther with the improvements thereon, (leuate in 1 * City of Savannah, for the benefit of the Heirs & ditors of Major Edward Harden, deceased Edward Harden* Only qualified snd aftinS bxecr*- 1 Sar. April 7 iPoy.