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■ j?, c absence of Tvfr. Tel ■ they propagated falfe and ■cions reports of him, re- King a fuic in equity, be- ■ n him and Mr. Wra: ■ai. in South Carolina with ■y others no doubt. Mr. ■air has however returned, ■ probably f'ocner than the ■ expected, and fortunately, [he means of “ Correcting procedure” at hand, Those ■ € ns whose minds are free ■ prejudice, and are \vil ■ to know the truth, are ■ted to cal) at the Office of ■jfrs. Mitchell & Bulloch, ■etheycan fee andperufe, ■merits that will convince ■ of the malignity of those K, who wish by such means, ■eftroy the fair fame of an Rett Patriot, and vigilant ■lie (ervant. I FRIEND to TROTH. ■republicans, [■lie day is at length arrived, [Hi it devolves on you to ex* ■ e thr; most important pri/i ----■nf iremefi—it is upon the Htive basis, the fabrick of A ■ican government is ere'eted.— ■to it alona we are indebted ■>ur present happy constit'iiion ■it is for vOu to decide, thro* ■’ suffrages, whether your ■ one shall be administered, in ■ free spirit, with which it was ■ed—i republican ticket has ■ some time since, recomend, ■n your attention, to which ■been added the names o'” two ■cters professedly federal ; ■e disscushtn of the merits, of ■ different candidates, the re ■icans have forebore personal ■ction yet we find in the ■retina of Saturday last, base ■nations, a to thr Fresby ■aa funds being carried to the ■loses of film'llv emolument — ■ charge as respects Mr. Tel ■,is as false in foundation, as ■one which the fed’s privately ‘'■ulited,in regard to the equity ‘■> <* “M;. Wm. Telfair —by shewing', Mr. E Tel ■ does not appear in the origin l® n V time since to have been a. [■tee, orinuny wise concerned ■nediately, with the trust- V well known that tot letter E. disasterous fire of’9G, ■ sold on a building lease, and Mr. IJ. Gibbous, as only trustee, liad the con ■of the funds, resulting from ;■ lease ; before they gave wir.g scandal, had they made ,■1 enquiry they would have ‘■ ne dj that a statement had been ■de to tlie executive depart '■’b that the funds have been ■lorably administered and ai-e ■’’ u pon interest in th - hands of ■>stant.ial men—the writer of ■ nas made thcnecessury enaui ■ nd lie is authorised to say that ■’ I elf ai ris not a borrower or ■hr of said funds, or in any or shape interested in —but why do these men in ■ support of their party resort H SUc h pitiful, low means ‘■ ■-"’ tiiere ground for their insinuations : why do ■f not boldly come forward ■di proof of fact, the county will ■ thankful to them ? But no, ■* they caunot do , sensible of weakness of their party, ■ ose couduct during power, ■ s brought them to their present ■repute, it is only upon black ■j&estion, calculated to excite ■ cosy and suspicion among the ■ )lJ uii(;ai) S} they hope to secure ■! r object— lie not gulled by ■“ au ‘fices ; Federalists are ■ w w hat they were in 98, and ■> with the only difference of ■** ot power l , they then openly ■ndested, their inimical dispo ■°n, to the free spirit which ■attis throughout our happy ■jsututiou, and would again tin ■' c dsgenial influence, could ■•’ hutxegain the power; the bain ot services of i\Jr, ■ in our state and general ■ Vei! )inent, hi s upright conduct, ■ce i n t j J3 tuecimye depart’ ■Y J ,ln< l the honorable station I as all along held in this coun* ■l a *c a sußjcicut refutation of seahdaloits insintiati tmfMji [ enemies—Messrs. We .-hot 1 Morel have been trie 1 , v yonff they have represented , . j faith fully. and were not four. vran ing. Mr. Harden is as decided in his politics, as either c bV .ci ther gentlemen, he has the principles of his father a revo lutionary whig— (.von will find the son also a true man. Republi cans on this dav be firm, he uni. ted and the victory is ours. Fair Play. Mr. Dougherty, A voter wishes to know what difference it makes to the elec tors of Chatham County, whe ther the family of one candidate has keen aggrandized by the use ofchurch money, (ift the assertion of which tuere is not the least shadow of truth) or tile family of another candidate bv the u*c of money out of the public coffers of which their remains very little doubt, {.if any.] And whether we should elect a tried republican vriiom the i ed*s are pleased to term a Tyrant, or a man whose interests are necessarily connected with the British Faction, ever since the revolution. Granger's New England ma terials begin 10 warm, the embers which have been laid upwirds of three years, have already pro duced something more than smoke ; the fame when it breaks out, is to comprehend ail of what is called New England ; and the old cant of jealousy of the south ern states is to he played off—be cause, said Mr. Granger to a Connecticut gentlem in in Ohio—- “ rue must hole to Yankee town or expect nothing.” Aurora. Lettes from Marietta in Ohio, state that the public mmd is con siderably agitated in that quarter by political intrigues : the ultr mate object of which is not dis cerned, nor comprehensible. Mr. Burr, has resided in that place a few days, but left Mari etta on ilia route westward on the 28! h. Gieat efforts are making in the state of Onio to procure interest against the next congress in favor of the Yazoo, the schism effected between influential republicans is considered as favoring the views of the speculators, wiiOae objects they mean to push with great vi gor, while this state ot tilings ex ists. Ibid. G E O ItG l A. By his Honor JARED IRWIN, President of the Senate and Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of this State and of the Militia thereof. A PROCLAMATION. HAVING arranged and eftst up the votes of such coun ties as have made return of the e lections held on the first day of September instant, for a person to represent this State in the House of Representatives of the United States, agreeably to his Excellency the Governor’s pro clamation of the 18:h June last ; and it appearing that Dennis S.vtELT has the highest number of votes.—l have thought fit to I issue this my proclamation, noti fingthe same in order that the l said Dennis Smelt may signify the acceptance or refusal ot his said appointment, and adduce such proofs ol his being eligible therefor, as are by law required. GIVEN under; my hand and the Great Seal of the State at the State House in Louis ville, this 24th day of Sep tember in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and six, and ot tie Independence of the United Siates of America, the thirty firsts JARED IRWIN. President. By the President and Commander in Chief. BEN. CHAIRES, Deputy Secretary of State. October 2, 9S Hoard of lire Musters. , Savannah, Sept. 29, 1800. • Resolved, That thu 15th, itj. Wg lJ sections of the Ortfi* f nape,of the City Council, he in the Gazettes of this Cuy, at le-ist three times in each Jfilfffir } and that Mr. Groves, Mr. Harflaaii, and Mr. Cline, he a committee to enforce a compli ance of the said Ordinance ; and that the Committee do not pro ceed to art examination ’till after the expiration of the said publi cations. Extract from the Mimites. iTH: PITT, Clk. XV. And be it farther ordsin ed by t\e authority aforesaid , That within three months from and after the pasing oi thi 1 ordi. nance, ever y house withiA the li. mits and jurisdiction of the City , occupied and tenanted, shall he supplied with buckets, at the ox. pence of the owners of said prem. ises to the number of at least the number of fire places in the same, including such as are in the o 1 11 buildings, and the said buckets shalt be equal in goodness and size to those procured for the use of the City, and pai ted, on which shall also he painted in vi sible characters, the name of the owner to whom said buckets be long, and in case the owner of a nv house cVr tenement should re fuse or neglect, to have the s lid buckets supplied agreet’bie to this ordinance, it shall and may he lawful for the tenant to procure the same, deducting it out of his rent, and furthermore, it shall he the dutv of tue tire masters, each to go through his ward at least once in every three ulanths, and examine til-state of the buckets in each house, and in case of de ficiency, to summon the delin quent before the next Citv Coun cil, and on cohviciion lie, she, or they, shah he fined two dollars ior every bucket he, she, or they re short cf the number required by this ordinance, and no person shall make use Os any bucket so procured, for any Other purpose but that of extinguishing fire, un der the penalty Os orte dollar for each and every offence, and in case any person or persons shall wilfully uciam •> sect. 1- i.v.re. the lawful ownr anv bucket procur ed as aforesaid, he, she or they shall, on convictidn, forfeit a sum not exceeding ten dollars, for e very lire bucket so detained or secreted. XVI. And V/herts , The 9tores under the Bluff’, and others in this Citv, have few and many of them no chimneys, Be it Jur ther ordained, That the owners of every improved wharf lot in this City, shit furnish within three months twenty Buckets, for the building or buildings on such wharf and distribute them pro portionately among the buildings, and that the owner of every o ther store in the City, that has no fire place or places attached to the same shall furnish two fire buckets for each store of such kind, and under such regulations, as other landlords are bv this or dainance compelled to and >. XVdf. And be it further or dained by t’le authority afire said, I’nat every owner of a wooden house or houses, or Ljpck or stone houses covered with wool, occupied as dwelling houses or kitchens, shall within three months alter the publication hereof, provide the sanls with a j sufficient ladder, ‘.r have ;• scuttle 1 ord.orcut through the root ot such house or houses, large e nougli tar a man to pass through conveniently, under the penahry of a find not exceeding twenty dollar*. Agreeable to Resolve of the Board of Fire-Masters. THE undersigned will com mence au examination of tlie Fire Buckets, ladders and scut tles, attached to dwelling and Ware Houses in this City on Monday the 13th October next. It. N. Groves, J Jonathan Cline, > Committee. IV. iV. Harman. J Blanks of a'l kinds for laic at this office.’ INFERIOR COURT, at CHAMBERS. GEORGIA, 7 Chatham County. J Hardy Dunn , 7 Same Adms. k Adsm, Samuel Williams. J f. Williams THE defendant having prefer red his petition setting lorth that lie is confined for debt in the above case, by virtue of an ex ecution issuing out cf Justice Poolors court, one a writ from the Mayors court, that he is una ble to pay or satisfy the same, but is willing to deliver up all his pro perty for the benefit of his credi tors, and praying to be admitted the to benefits ol the acts'iii such case made and provided. On motion of Mr. Leake, at tOniey for the petitioner. It is ordered that the petition er, he brought before the Justices ot the Inferior courts at the court house on the. fourth clay of Octo ber next, and that notice ha serv. ed on his creditors or published in a Gazette of [Savannah, that they may then and there appear, and shew cause if any they have, againt the prayer of the said pe titioner. A. s.BULLOCH, j. j.c.c.c. Extract from the Minutes. BULLOCH, Clk. Eav. 24th Sept. 1808.— 9?. Wm. WILSON, IDs received per the ships Eliza and Volant, a large part of his Fall Supply of Goods, Which with his Rock, before on hand, makes his’ af fortmeht very complete-.—— Among(l as great a variety of articles, as are commonly set forth in lengthy advertifemerus is a large quantity of White & colored Negro CLOT H. As til s artiele was purchaf- j ed lalt Winter ?or calh, and I :r a moderate advance only, • will be now exacted, it is con ceived that it will be an object worthy the attention cf Plan ters, and others, who wifn to purchase by the piece or pack age. Payment will be expect ed in Cash, Cotton, or ap proved town note?. Savannah, Sep/. 18, 99 if. TcTleasE; for a term of YEARS, (£3” THAT valuable traft of oak, hickory and rice land, containing 300 acres On the Louisville road, well known as the o mile hotife, one of the belt Hands for a public house. ALSO, That plantation ttb miles from Savannah, late the pro. perty of Jofoph Clay, deg. at preterit occupied by captain Andrew M’Lean. A L S O, Two valuable tracts of oak, hickory and rice land, or any part thereof, adjoining the a. hove, and the plantations of David F. Bourqum, Esq. Mrsi Fox, <J<e. See. A L S O, That plantation and traft of land, on the Great Ogecbee road, twelve miles from Sa vannah. well known by the name of Radiek, late the pro perty and relidence of Mr. Wm. Fox, deceased. For further intortnatton, pleale ap ply to FRANCIS COURVOISIEs Who offers for Sale, A Bargain, and on easy Terms. A valuable traH oi land, on the Satiila river, Glynn county, containing 1000 acres* adjoin, mg lands granted to Stephen Drayton and Miles Brewtor* of South Carolina, late ths property and granted to Win. Telfair, Esq. A ISO, An undivided moiety of trget of Land, 01 the Alatamahaw river, origi* naily granted to Mr. Chas. W. M'kinnon,adjoining land* ofjofs. Gibbons, Ma-y MeL ton, Butler, Maxwell, See. ALSO, Two tracts of Land, on O* gechee riverWafhington counx ty, containing 2877’- acres each tract, originally granted toj. Peary and James Allen. Chambers, court Chatham coun ty, Sept. 13 th, 1806. Exr's Josiah Tatnall,') vs. I William Brelet J Present Justice John H. Mrrif ON the petition of the des, fendant, setting forth that he is confined inthecultoA dy cf the fherifl of the coun ty of Chatham, by virtue of A writ of capitis ad iatisfacieh dnm issued from the iupericr court of the laid county, that he is Enabled to pay or fatisfy his creditors, but is willing and d”{irons of delivering up all his estate for the use and bene fit of his creditors, and pray ing to be admitted to the be nefit of the a6t of assembly, in such caie made and provided, and on motion of Mr. Weis* cher, council for the defendant —lt is ordered, that the peti tioner be brought up before the justices of the said In* ferior court, at the court house in Savannah, on Monday the 13th day of otlober next, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of the fame day, in order to re reive the benefit of the ad a forefaid, and it is further or dered that this rule be regular* ly published in (>.c of the Ga zettes of this city, and that no tice he served on the leveral creditors of the defendant so that they may attend to shew cause {if any they have) why the petitioner should not be dilcharged agreeable to the prayer of his petition. Extract from the Minutes, Bullock, Clk. 90. I m. Dollars Reward* Runaway from the (übferi 4 ” her on the 24th ultimo, a ne gro woman called CItAR” LO I’ r £, she is a flout black wench, about tg years of age* and is well known in this city. Whoever will lodge her in [ail, or deliver her to me in Bay lane, fliall receive a re., ward of eight dollars, or twen ty dollars on convicting any white person that may harbour her. C. H. FISHER. Sept. 15 89 40 —— 1 . - “ “ !■ iOff Constables Sales At the court house in thk? c | f y on Thursday the s*sth Enfant, September, One Sorrel Horse; ievied on to fatisfv sundry tx* ecutions* iffueti at ihe fait of Maiquand &■ Paulding, and Seymour and Woolhopter, Sc J 1 Gindrat; poftooned front the last ‘ales. THIN l\ POURNEL, C- C. C, Septemlier 18. 90. To be hired by year, A likely Negro M:,n.—* Enquire at this Office. J ai y and. 7%