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Public Sale OF THE Fractional Surveys. WHEREAS by an aH of the General Aflcrtibly of the State of Georgia, palled at Louiivtlle on the Bth day of December, nßos, it is ena&ed that all the Fiuclional Farts of Surveys of Hand reserved to t;ie date bv the feverul land laws making dil* tributiou of the 1 aids lately acquired efthe Creek Nation of Indians, lying and being on the rivers Ocmulgee and Oconee, ‘and Ub on the pro lent and former temporary boundary hues {hall be fold in separate lots, to the highest bidder, in the Town of Mil ledgeville, in the following manner, to wit *. — The Commissioners to be appoint ed (who the ftibfcribers arc) shall, by an advertisement in the Gazettes of Petersburg!!, Washington, ('-jlkc.s county) Sparta, A-ugulla, i.ot-.i - ih~ and Savannah; in which advert;le ment (hall be particularly fpecificd the day or days on which the Frac.lions in eacii County and in each DiUrLt will be fold. We, the Commissioners appointde for that purpose, do therefore, in con formity to laid a cl, require ah per Tons concerned to take notice, that at Mil ledgeville we shall attend and com ihernc.c the sale of the Fractional Sur veys as follows, to wit:— W ILK IN SON. Those of the Sixth Diilribl, lying on the Oconee River, commencing on the ait of December artel continuing !.om day to day until the 2<l, inclusive. Those of the 11th Di/lrifl, on the 3d os December until the 4th, inclusive, Those of the rath Diftr’ifit, on the sth oi December until the yt’i, inclusive. Thole of the 17th Diitiicft, on the 8 b of December until the yth, inclusive. Those of the 18th DillriQ, on the loth of December until the 1 nh, inclusive. Those of the 22d Dill all, on the 12th December. Thole of the 23d DifliiO, on the 14th December. Those of the 2GIII Diftriff, on the 15th December. Those of the 27th DtflriQ, on the 16th December. Thole of the 6ih Dlllri/l, lying on the Ocniulgce River, on the 17th December until the 19th, inclusive. Those ol the 7th Dillrifl.on the 2iff of December until the 23d, inclusive. Thole of the Bth Diftrift, cn the 24th oi December until the 28th, inclusive. Those of the 9th Di/Lift, 011 the 291!! December until the 30th, inclusive. Those of the 14th Di.Vifl, on the 31st December until the iff January, 1808, inclusive. Those of the 15th Dillrift, on the ad January until (tie 41b, inclusive. Thole of the 20111 Diftiift, on the sth January until the bill inclusive. A hole of the atft Di!tri£i, on the 7th January until the “81b, inclusive. Thok of the 24th DdlriQ, on the 91b January until the 12th, inclusive. Thole ol the 23d) Difirift, on the 13th January uutil the 14th, inclusive. Those of the 28th Dillritf, on the 15th January until the 16th, inclusive. BALDWIN. Those of the 7th DiftriQ, 01 the 18th January until the 21st, inclusive. Those of the Stb Djftri£l, on the 22d 1 January until.the 23d, inclusive. I hofeot the inti Diftnfl, on the 23th January until the 26th, inclusive. Thole of the ie<ii Diftritl, on the 27th January until the 28th, inclusive. Thole of the 17th Diftrift, on the 29th January until the tit February, inclusive. Those of the 18th Diftritl, an the 2d February until the 3th, inclusive. Those of the loth Diff.ifl, on the 6th February until the Bth, inclusive. Those of the 2oth DiflriQ, on the 9T February until the 13th, inclusive. . Those ot the 13th District, on the tsth February until the 17th, inclusive. Those of the 14th DiiLict, on the ißtk February until the 19th, inclusive. Those of the toth Dillrict, on the cod February until the 22d, inclusive. Thole of the 9th Diilrict, on the 23d February until the 24th, inclusive. Thole ol the 6th Diilrict, on the 23d) February until the 26111, inclusive. TERMS OF SALE, Os ihs puichafers bonds with ap proved personal security will be re quired for the amount of the purebaf money, to be paid in four equal an nual inlhlmems, in gold or lilver— the firlt payment twelve months aftei date. REDDICK SIMMS, OBaDIAH ECHOLS. FRANCIS FLOURNOY, Commissioners. Milledgeville, 26th Sept. 1807. (64) LOAN OFFICE, GEORGIA, June 23d, 1807. Notice is hereby given, that in con formity with the provjfions of the act fuppkmentnry to the afci, in titled •• An act making provilipn for the redemp tion of the whole of the public debt of the United States,” books will be open at the office efthe commissioner of loans for Georgia, on the firft day of July next, to continue open until the feven teentli day of March, 2808, :r.c!ufive ly, the fourteen last days of each quai'-S ter excepted, for the purpose of re- j ceiving fubferiptioris for Inch parts of the old fix per cent, deferred fix per cent, and three per cent, flock, as may, on the day of fubfeription, hand on the books of the Laid, commiflioncr of loans. Thofe’ proprietors of the old fix per cent, and deferred flocks, who may sub fieri be, will receive in lieu thereof anew fix per cent, flock, equal to the unredeemed amount of the flock sur rendered, redeemable at the pleasure of the United States, tinder a proviso, however, thu tno reimbursement shall be made except for the whole amount of any such new certificate of flock, 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, flock, equal to fixty-five per cent, of the amount of three per cent, i'urrendered, redeemable in the fame manner as the new fix per cent, above mentioned but not reimbursable, how ever, without the assent of the holders, until after the whole of the new fix per cent, (given in exchange for old fix or deferred as above mentioned) as weil as the whole of the eight per cent, flock of the United States, shall have been rcimburfed. It is also provided, that in every reimbursement whiclv may take place, a preference will be given to those creditors ‘ ho may no tify their wish to be reimbursed ; and that if the applications to that cffe£l shall at any time either exceed or fa!! fiiort cf the sum then applicable to that purpose, the priority of payment shall, so far as may be ncceffary, be determined by lot. The present flock-holders who re side in any part of Europe, and may assent to that modification, may, at their option, ’receive the imereft ac cruing on the new llock, either in the United States as heretofore, or in Lon don or Amlkrdam, at par; in which lull 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 fubjedl to no variation; nor to any other deduction than a covnmiffioner to the bankers, ot one half per cent, on the interefl thus paid, JAMES ALGER, Commit siansr of Loons, NOTE . Proprietors of IOCO dol lars nominal fix per cent, ilock, fubferibed before the fit'll of OClober, 1807, will be entitled to receive, 649 G 2 of new fix.’ 1 ■ If fubferibed be tween the firll of Oftober, and 31st December, 1807, 644 37 between the Jft January, Sc 17th March, 180i} - 619 03 Proprietors of 1000 dol lars nominal deferred, fub ftribed before the firll of October, 1807, will be enti. tied to receive 555 73 ——— If fubferibed be tween tl.e firll October, and 31st December, 1807, Q 2 m —— fcewtcea the lft Jamtory, and the 17th March, 1808, 831 7T, ck Being the unredeemed amount of the o.d i on the lit of July and O&ober 180/, and January, 1808, relpedtively. Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent, will be entitled to receive 6JO dollars o. new fix. POLITICS FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS. PROPOSALS FOP. PUBLISHING, By WILLIAM DUANE , No. ic6, Market street, Philadelphia. Two Editions of PC LI l ICS FOR FARMERS amd MECHANICS: CorreElcd and Enlarged. Gne edition (hail be printed on foper fine paper and delivered in board* 2175 cents li 500 are fubciibfcd for, at 60 cents if-soco, zt 50 cents if sooo copies; if re quired to be bound, cents additional. The other {ball be a cheap edition, in tbs pamphlet form-*-an<l the price (hall be pro portioned to then timber fubfeubed b'r ; 2,5 cents a copy ior any number under loco, and 30 cents for any number above 2000; 15 cents for any number above 300 c and the ul'ual allowance to booksellers. Book fellers, Printers and country Storr keepers throughout the United States, are desired to forward to the Aurora E Htor as soon as pofh'olc, the number of each edi t on they will subscribe for. Sublet ipticn.S for the citv and neighbor hood, teceived at Duans’o Book, -tore, Markst-ftreet. Both editions fbal! be put to press, a; soon as a fufacient number of fubfuibrr* to either edition is procured to pay the ex pense for printing. Different reviews of this Work. The Northampton Farmer, a republics j paper fays— j We iee) particular gratification, that tin I Editor of the Aurora in consequence 0 jthe pro fling felicitations from differeo j parts of the union, intends to pnblilh tin I Politics tor Far me: sand Mechanics, in th | pamphlet form. When tins is done, every j farmer will bo enabled fund no one ougt | to neg!e£l tt) to procure a copy of this v* luable and highly interefling woik.” From Lang's Royal Gazette, published in Nezo-York. “ The lateaitrocious and piratical decre* of Bonaparte is a complete comment or the writings of Duane, for lome time pa/I, particularly on those accursed pieces enti tled “ Politics for Firmer*.” The Ame rican that would now prelume to deny that this man is an agent of the tyrant oi trance, ought tube held upas ?n objeft of general fulpicion.—The- linking coinci dence between this outrageous attack upon the very vi*Ls of our country, and the poisonous doflrines of the Aurora in pre paring the preponderating interefl, (thea gricuituralills) of the United State's, foi their servile reception, is ton obvious t.- eicape the moll unthinking. It cannot now be denied that there was a preconcert ed plan between Duane and his Galic mas ters to prepare the public niiud of this country to swallow without a murmer, this deleterous pill ; this direst /lab at our high est interest. If Congress does not /how * becoming spirit on this occasion, then in deed have the execrable agents of Napoleon hut too fatally succeeded, in Icaltering the fire brands of di/IVntson and luring us irit their fell snares. It would seem th e the Aurora forefaw, or rather was foretold cf thsfe present alarming measures oi ihr Emperor of krance agatnft this country ; a puto keep down our spirit, and lay pres. tats t our be hss for Tonic 11ft?c calf been sedulously and wickedly employ ed in making tile farmers feel hostility to their brethren of the cities ; driving t t perfaade them that their interests vveretiis- from tbefe of the merchants ; as ii what deeply affcaed the one, uiu not di reflly injury the other.” (P* Printers of republican newfpvpers, throughout the union, are requelled n in sert these propofais, and receive fuhfcrij - tions ; ihnfe wi.o advertise shall receive copies of the pamphitt in payment. Caapinea who travel with books, or oftier goods, lhall be furniflied on good terms. Philadelphia, March 27, 1807. fyT Subscriptions for the above Work are received alike Office of the Public In- TELLIGENCER. IVanted Immediately, A SMALL NEGRO EOY.—For particulars appiy *t ;hc Office of the Intelligencer. December 8 NOTICE. f e rfons are hereby forewarned ARE. not to employ the Catpenter Fel low BEAUFORT, v/itkou; inil apply in* to bis owner. Diceicber a* gp Sheriff’s Sales. Laurence Huron, so; . J vs. V ATTACHMENT. Laurence Huron, jun J ON the 261 b day of December, inff. at the Court-house m the Cny oi Savannah, between the hours cl ten and three o’clock, will be fold under an order ol his honor Judge C.harltcn, funlrv iT . tides cf DRY UOODS. GROCERIES, &c. together with fix Bales ol CO;. TON, attached as the property ot the de fendant, L. Huron, jun r. JOHN EBBINGLR, s. c. c. December 1 1 84 Sheriff ? s Sales. On Monday, 2 isi December mst. will be sold at Re court-house in tins city, be. tween tie hours oj ten find three o'clock, ONE two ilnry HOUSE and OUT BUILDINGS; on Lot No. j, Ew. insbnrg, levied on as -the property of j.j 1 >-.{■s Shaffer, deceased, ‘0 let Shaffer, Elq. for ground rent ; levied on bv Thomas Rofieufon., icrioet Sheiif;, and reiurned by him. JOHN EBPINGER, s. c.c. December 11 84 — - . —■ - Administrators Saks. \JJILL be fold on the 24 I1 Jinuvy vv next, at n.y Aubliou Store, ifc personal property oi Adam Beach, dec../. eJ, cobfiftinu of BOOTS,’ SHOES CALF SKINS, BOOT LEGS BEDDING A Gold WATCH, Sec. &c. By order ol ihe adfniniftrator. N. M LEOD, Auct’r. Dacernber it law 84 Administrators Saks. iT\ N Saturday the 16tb January next, x ffd will be fold, at the itore former'y •ccupicd by Daniel M'lntolb, decea/ed, (Barnard-ftieet) nil his nerZonal Property, oiifiilirg of DRY GOODS, GROCE RIES, FURNITURE, & the HOUSES *uh the lease. Con<litioris made known cn the day of Tale—By order of the adroiniflrators. N. M LEOD, Auft’r. Decenibsr j uve 44 Marshal’s Sales. On tl-Sfirst ‘Tuesday in January next, visit he r. hi ct lU Court h.u sin Savannah, at the usual hears, A HGXJJH and LOi'ia Mlllsdeevilie, No. l.fc'aars No. 40. j6oo acres of LAND, in BuPoch county, oa Shck Creek, hi three adjoining tracts ; adjoining lands ol Alex. Willis, John Gruber and John Laftinger, all furvtytd in the name ot George Frazier, in 77!. Also, an undivided moiety of the Heaver Dim MILL-TRACT, in Scrivcn county; in the whole itabV, 8500 acres, former!'/ the property of John M'Queen • bounded north by Eriar creek fouth-oaft by lands now belonging to Mr. Reaves. Also, 287 1-2 acres of I.AND on the AlaliSlita, formerly the property of Ricl.ard V7.i1;., Esq. I Levied on at the fuir of the United dtatts sgEoU Henry Putnam and others Ben. Wall, m. and. g. December S 82 Southern Stage. THE fttbfcriberS having become prc. pneiois of the STAGES on the !ir.3 ham Savannah to St. Moys, refpeiiftikf inform thufe w ho rn?y have occasion u travel to any part of that route, that irrv have at great expertfe procured NE ■’ STAGES,GOOD HORSES', and a Care ful driver, tor die accommodation of PAS* SENG EES. AHo an’excellent fate and well manned BOAT, for water convey* ance. They intend Tunning the IHg? twice a week, between Savannah and sanen, dm* big the winter, and will keep a light EX- J. RA S TAGE for the accommodation H PRIVATE PARTIES, or others wSs may be disappointed in the M *il -Sta're.** Thev will alio canv PACKAGES a: GOODS, on moderate terms, 2nd be re* ponsibie for their delivery as directed, at’7 where along th, line, (unavoidable acci dents excepted.) They trull that thesr exertions to serve the public will R' ££j with support. M. SHEARER, and ‘ W. A. DUNHAM. Sav. OTober 15 6/ Notice is hereby given, That nice months from this date, application via he m,ule t.i the Honorable the Inferior Court ol C'. - tiia-ii County, for an order ot Court to dbpose <* Lot* No. 2,2,8: 7, in Warren Ward, No, -?■ ‘* Wufliiugton Ward, 2- j of Lot No. .1. |ekyl tyth “ < and 1-2 of Lot letter I’. iu the villAgeof St. GalU 10 t:i*r with the improvement* t hereon, fituatc to ‘• City of 6'avamiah, for the benefit of the Heirs ot cts* ditocs of Major Edward Harden,deceased. Edward IlarHen* Only qualified and aAi&g Lx.cat'* Sav. April; ido;.