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THE SAD ALTERNATIVE. In heat hi youth, ;ioor Tom engsged ijv.ife, Whole touyue, he Guild, n;b ht pro.u a fcourgt for life; Perplex’d, he Hill put off the evil day, <, lew lick at le:..’- i, ;m i tv pi rill;; lay, To which fad cr liv hiving hro ‘ ie .natter ; *i’o wed hi <ht—’i'oin wih < chc> tl ■- latter. Port polio. iua.xutr~.xvua. j. ni—■ i Tin will .WV Factorage. tj F. n. PET I r dp ViLLEHS, Has removed to the TORE lately occupied by Mtllra. o Havens 3c Bias'), on Judge Juiie's v.nail. He lull continues the Factorage & Comnaiflion Business. And will pay every attention to the intcrrft of thr/c who will have the goodness to cntru .i luni with their br.fi - nefs. He will make liberal advances, if required, on produce being deposited for I'ale. • 1 He a conftrnt supply of the belt old Madeira WINE, which he fella by the pipe, quarter calk or demijohn. hov. 28’ 6m 32 Factorage . O . 7//P Sul fitilh‘> ’ rerooved to the COFIT h-L JD.-.K WHARF, No. iO. lle It ‘i continue* the Factorage Commission u Busin op.. 7las large and aft star. a for the rccepti o , ot L()UM flc 1 PRODUCE, and vril, pay every attention to the ir.ti-r it of those wuo may cntruil hint with their business. foseph Habersham Oftober 3 I 424 Factorage. O JOHN P. WILLIAMSON, e.pectfully informs hi: iV. friends and the public, tfi.-i nr l>ill continues the FAC •) OK AGE fcf COMMISSION IIU S 1 N 1 : SS, on Morel's Wharf, form rly occupied by VvT)iu<n lon and More), and hopes frou his experience in that line o bufmels and h ; s attention tl)*:<- tu. r<> meet with .t liberal pi tio.ua rc. I'hoic who may favor In with their cuitum, mav rely *■(.- on his tifiroj every* txrrion bis power to rend r them :.iu; fatisfadion. Liberal advai. et will be made, if required, on produ r stored. Suv. Augult 22. 404 rT. th k s u ii : crT Tj 1; rt, Has R moved to Smith C Usuries wharf, WHERE he continues to aft in the Fact aa- \e & Commission Line , THOSE who will favor him with ti. ir BUSINESS, may rely oil punctuality nod attention to their interc.it in the sale of fucli produce, ms they may place in Ins bauds. There are lieu re and conveni cut rooms for Airing Rice, Tobacco, Salt, Cx-i'ii, and Colton at the u1u..l rates, “John Shell man. Oftober 2 I r2l 42 3 F.-idTURS uH.t COMMISSION Mll’Cl LIN: S. I ? l.fuhfctih’ rs .Her their fi-rvices a I F C TORS & COMMISSION M i.’’ K•’ M\N S. Ts y nave good, fate nl commoe vus Sn sis i>r the reception ol j•>■<)(!r.ee, aud Sip v t-vciy pofnolt* attf uion to the ir,.iug- m: it o! any huinicfs placed in tiu-ir l>„ii ~ Th>-\ always k ‘i> on hand a general affirt incut of GROCERIES, warranted ot the fi rib (jn: iity,to supply their cuitom ers, at the low. It Cash puce?. JM/X WHITE if Cos. AUgllft 16. ! 1/ 402 7 he S. i/c r :htr , AT present occupies the WHARF 5: STOKE fo’-ineriy occupied by Col. Cjokhos, and ttill continues th: Lumber V nil or age, and Coni million Business ; ITe will itoic Produce on mo .crate terms. HAS FOR SALE, Rum, Brandy, Gin, Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Corn and Supcihue l'.our, of tins years ciop. Thom .is | or.es. Cor don't li harf. 05ober rO. tl A 1 A.in te? 1 l\ 1 HWE removed n the laigc YP.I.i.OW STI IRE, CGHANG a ul 00; .u Ihg Mi. Si. ,U< uU'x Vendue brute. And ofi ‘.h thmr sfvicss as Factors t o amission Merchants, T’ er expeflinu fr do* r.> emplast iliot a omi ot GROCERIES, wln.li w 1 co-nprile all U>e article: in pr * M me—and hey .ir,- due. n-.lin-d to le.l at reduced prices, or oa.n 01 protluc*. Se’vt. it ten. 4*# I George Enoe, { Merchant Taylor, On the Hay. P ESPFXTFULLY informs hh cusroMtrts andt!.: rusuc gt .trad7, iliat he has lately rec~ivecl a handtome affirtment of tl.ioss in ht: tine of bull •••*., ail of the but quality „nd m :lt 1 dll..::.able colors, well luite to tiic prelent and approaching leafor.s ; as htlow defcvibtd. i HIS corrifpondents will furnidi him with a iucctllijn of fafhionablc drefT cj, bn. h for tadic. and gentlemen, who may always be Supplied at a fuurt notice, wall punCtuad.j a: *-1 dlfpatch. Gtiitle men from the country at one days notice. Superfine Drab, and black Dutch cloths ditto, blue, black, and dark mix’d En~ gliih do. do. double mill’d drabe, forifurtouts See. ,10, bottle errtn, brown, and dark mix tures for ladies polices. Black and dark mixed double mill’d Kerb) meres Btft black Velvet, plain and (biped for Veits. do. Twill’d Satins plain and firiped for do. Satin cloths, drabs, mixtures, black and other colors Black and mixed patent cords fancy patent cords for Veils fiik Itockinet patterns NJutniles quiltings ‘fftain, ‘white and figured fiifpcniiers, See. November 3, 425 7 homas Slew arc I lIN PLATE WORKER, HAS removed his Store to the honfe formerly occupied by Mr. J ‘SPtH xjavis, two doors ealt ot the Lucl’t Her ,1 T. S. returns bin molt Sincere thanks t fiis friends and the public in general, for the liberal encouragement lie has re e iv: J from hem, ar.d hopes that by un~ .eniiiung attention lie will merit a con linuaupe of their favors. HE H/tS OX IUND, \ complete allot trnent oi Articlea in Ins Line, which he offers for falc on the moil ren fonahle terma. Ciders wii! be thankful ly received and punctually executed. LATELY IMPORTED, a comp!cte ( aiTortment of the bell arid moll tafliionable Beil hanging Materials, wh ■ i ’ will lix in the neatelf manner. Cfj” The hip heft price given lor old ■ tiv 1 r;t a if Lead. Scpt niber 30. 41 p sis t:Unas insleiy, Conch, ( hair ami Sign Fain ter, Gil.Ur <3f Gt tzier, rfc'V'iKLS the liberty of informing L h’s friends and the public in gen rat, ;hat he has returned to tins city tnJ taken hi.’ former fttop, in BrouA ton llreet, n. xt door call of Bti.jamin An fir y, Esq where he intends carrying on the above business. Those who wifli their Carriages repaired may do pend upon having their work executed in a neat and substantial manner, and on rcalonable terms. I laving a young man, an excellent Carriage maker, from the Noi hu rd. and the fi and! quality Northern A!h PL- k lie flatters himfelf that all who m. y fa vor him with thrir commands will mee with that fatislaftion which 11 fhali be his c nltant endeavor to merit, rle has now on hand tor laic, and in tends keeping Light t arriagcSy Os different defetiptions. CIT AH orders for Carriages will be foiwarded on to the North ward and at tended to immediately, and be delivered he-c in the Iho-tril pofiible time. Novemb-T 21 8t 30 In COUNCIL, November 24. h, ‘BO6. ON motion, UrfoJved, That Wednel.bv, the 10th of December next, be lpccia!- ly ht apart av a day it Supplication and l’rayer to AI.MIG H I Y GOl >, imploring Ins Medinas upon tblscity ill future, and an exemption from Inch mislorumes and ca!a mitn'S as it lias heretofore been vilited w th. Resocmd, That it be earncillv ret.m mended to our fellow citizens to ceale from buliuels, aiul that the teveral Miniders ol the G-upel he requeued to perform Divine Service, elehvering- Difeourles appropriate to th C-CC r!*ol7 Extract from the Minutes. Jolt F. Boiles, c. c. In COUNCIL, Sitvvinnh, 24/A Xcveother, ißc6. HtsoLveu, That an eieetmo for an At e’.ei'vaii to reprefeiit C>glerhorpe Ward (ir th- room of John Pe.no ne, E.q. reftgneo) will be held on Friday, the jth December mxt, at Andiew’s Meeting; Houle, and ■. it i >s. \o.iiig, Jon. Peter tihiek and Wm. sjeai-luvvjrh, Jim Esa'rs.be and the; 1 are here..; appointed managers to luj erm tend the fame, Extra® from the Minnie*, J<> t I . t'oiles, C. C. NOTICE, laic of the C iv LOTS is poftpo .L ned until the firil Tuefuay i.i Di err lr-r, tale to nee place at the Ccurt-houfc. between the hours of ten a.id three o eio^k Lhurtes Cote, c. in. [ Nov. 2t 30 THF. SU3-XRIBFR, T_T AS and k'.;i th fire p-oof fto-e, the LI property ol col Haberlhvm, and a ,ew dt.ois above Samuel H. Stack ■ -nfc t.q e Auction Store, whert he v.ffe s his itrviccs to his friends and the public 1:1 the Auction & Commission ftusiriefs. He fo'i'tits a flrare of the public favor, and assures them, the ftritteft attention and put.ftuality willbe paid to any bufi r.efs committed to his care. Advances wiil be made on all proper ty deposited in his hands, for sale. James liunt-r. Novr. 18 29 Notice is hereby Given , Th at the Ccparnerdup carried on here by William Dixon, James Dick son and George Penny, Under the firmof James Dickson, ScCo expired, by its own limitation, on the iff | instant ; those who have any demands a gainst the concern will pleafeprefent them, and those indebted, are requested to make payment to James Dickion, who is authorifed to fettle the affairs of the concern. William Dixon, James Dickson, George Penny. In future the business will be cotitinu led by William Dixon Sc James Ditkfon under the firm of James Dickson, & Cos. June 30 88 PUBLIC SALE. On Wednesday, ibe yth January next ’ atilt be if ere J at Public Sale, before the Cjurt Houje in the City of Savannah, the foLowitig valuable itabh of Land, I HE PLANTATION ON the north branch of Little Oge. chee, well known by the name of 6 ILK ti OP E, This body of land contains about 400 c acres, nearly toooof which are excellent Rice land, and from 4 to 500 good cot ton land j 01 the Rice lano, upwards of 1 200 acres are at present in cultivation, and I the remainder Las been under water for I neatly half a century, forming perhaps j tee Left refervein die low country of the ( ’ -vo heuthern States. On the plantation L.cag.iod dwelling Houle, a barn and ! imchir-, u new Saw Mill, Overseer’s ho . ~ Negro fcoufes, See. The whole of this land lies within from 7 1 2 10 10 miles of Savannah ; as a fin -1 gie tr..ft, ns advantages are rarely equal -1 re: i. wil be disposed of at private tale, either entire or in and vision, at any time | between this and January. Persons w/ftung to parchafc portions of it, may do it to advantage at private sale, as the division lines will be run tofuit purchasers Ir exposed to public tale, it will be di vided into sor 6 trafts. An accurate rc survey will be made previous to the laic. ALSO, r he following craHs of Land On the South Branch of Little Ogechee, ly J ing avithin 1 2 miles of Savannah, 800 Acres in-ar the niou’.h of the fwotnp, confilling of Land, formerly be l. nging to Fox, Dixfee and Williams ; 400 acres of this tradt are good Rice uni, and nearly the whole of the re maittdtr good Cotton Land. This trad . ; capable of forming a very valuable plantation. 840 veres adjoining the above, for. nvriy BrilLjr.e’s; about 200 acres of t 1 s traft are cypress fwarap, and fome of the high-land iuitabie for cotton. 872 Acrts i.iijuiiiing the above, for nfly McLtllan’B; 237 acres of this traft are iVarr.p, l2 i of which are or. the hi anch called Lee’s 500 Acres, formerly Prtlion’s 150 of which are swamp. 500 Acres, formerly Hughes’; 150 of which art fuppoftd to be iwamp. These lai els wiii be fold on a credit of one. tv-o and t ree years; warranted ti tles will be given. For further particu lars. enquire ot Col. Habersham, in tiavaunah, or of the fubferiber. Stephen Elliott. 3- 4 16. PUK ShLE. O LO 1 S in this city known by the numbers 23 and 24, Green ” frontiiq; King and East Broad streets, adjoining each other. One an improved lot, v- ith a double tenement j two llory house, tixty feet long, twenty teet wide—a goo. kitchen, chair-house and other out buildings tquivolent ; the other an unimproved lot—the above mentioned lots are offered for tale on rca-! lonable terms for calh, or new negroes,’ any one inclinable to purchase will pleafefend a line to JNO. M. DASH ER, on the Auguita road, twenty miles from Savannah. Nov. 21 Bt* 30 . FOR SALeT VLIKEIA young negro feHow, from 25 10 17 years of age, as comp etc afar n.sr (buck or white) as any m the fouttiern country—he is every thing necelfarv tor a Urmer to except a Mechanic, ar.d even s a tolerable turn for carpenter’s work. He is a c mplcte waiter and Oiii.-i— Agood butcher, and without a fault. The owner *ih have no objection to exchange him f r o-o New Negro H os. Ti e reason of his eo g t ffered for sale, ardfur-herpart culars vill be made known on application at this .-like. * Nev. tS La n and & Negro es . For Sale in Georgia- ALL thzt I Hand in view of Darien, cn the ALtamaha, known by the name of BLACK ISLAND, Contain'ng about 300 acres cf high land, and 900 acrts cf brackifii and ; t efh marsh. i’be high land is of the firft qua'ity for Cotton, and the crop of the moft prom:ii lg kind. It lias alio this advantage, that it may be eafi’y flowed with frtflt water, and of courie equally well adapted fur the cultu-e of rice as of cotton. The high land giving complete security both for fettleiaents and preservation of crops. It ir well known from the fuccefsful experiments which major Butler has made by plant ing similar lands, that they are not cti'y very productive, but the quality of the cotton is riitich fupttior to that l-aifeu on the high land. There will be fold with the above property, one bundled seasoned SLAVES, and pofllflion can be given the fir ft of January next For terms apply to William Mein, cr Edward Sw irb, eok, Eiqrs. Savannah. 7 homas Spalding, Novr. 14 28 Valuable Town Property, FOR SALE. THAT commodious tenement HOUSE, wLtre the fubfevi hers formerly lived, confiding cf two good and well finifhed DWELLING HOUSES, with floor cloths, grates and every necessary out buildings for the accommodation cf separate families. ALSO, That newconvcniet Honfe, with good out hotifes of every defeription, at pres ent occupied by Mr. Harman, ard known by Eot No. 11, Old Franklin Ward. VACANT LOTS, Nos. 23, 26, and 27, Liberty Ward, corner Lots, and iiruated in a part of the Town, that ieeros to be progrtffmg sass in improvements- Nos. 9, and 30, Co lutr.bia Ward—No. 30, is a corner Lot. For terms apply to Mem, Mnckay & Cos. Nocuemder 4 42y. vU K PPv 1 vATE SALE, A TRACT of very valuable Cotton and 1 rovtfton LAND, contain ing nearly three thousand acres, belong ing to the eitate of Richard R. Ash, iuuated on the Island of Dawfufkig, di rectly opposite Savannah bar, aud dis tant only 5 or > miles from Tybee Light House.—These lands are inferior to none in the Rate—the prefect crop ofa bout 450 acres ot Colton, and 200 acres ot Provision will fully prove this. The Trad is divided into four Plan, rations, and will be fold together or l'e parately, all of which are welt fettled, having every necessary building for a Cotton Plantation, moil of them have beer, erefted since the hurricane, and of the bed materials. On Newbury ain convenient aud comfortable two story dwelling house, kitchen and wafli house, entirely new. The buildings on Salt Pond are a little inferior, and in excel knt repair. Mary-Field and the ridge, have been lately fettled and have over seer’s houses, &cs Terms, on.- third cash, the other two thirds in one and two years, the purcha ser giving bond and mortgage of .he pr - perty, with perfoual security, if required. I he overseer at Newbury, will fhtw the Lands and division lines. For further particulars, apply to MART FRASER, tfr Provifion*, Plantation Tools, &c. may be had with the plantations, at a fair valuation. Beaufort, S. C. July 15 92 hOR SALE. THOSE two very pleasantly situat ed LOTS, in the city et Savan naa, ir. Broughton street, No. 2 and 3, -\nfon Ward, nearly opposite to the residence ot Mr. S. H. Stackhoufe. ALSO, Two Lots containing 43 Acres each, m Anton Ward, No. 2 and 3, Innate in the neighborhood of the Plantation of George Milieu, Esq. and being very val liable on account of their being near to the city of Savannah. The moil clear and indisputable titles for said Lots, deduced from the original grantee, will be executed to th: pm. chafer, and a very exter.five and liberal credit wiil be granted for the payment of the confiueratiou money. Fur the particular terms and conditions of sale, apply in Savannah, to either of the fub ferrbers. GEORGE WOODRUFF, JOHN LAWSON. September 6. 3m. icq. CaUTIONL Lose or Mislaid, A NOTE drawn by Messrs. N4ZA RET'T and THOM ASSON, in ; vor of Messrs. JOHN Y. WHITE and Cos. ar.d indorted Uy tlu m and Knox -f il Pop. , da red An;..nit goth, iJ li. All* peiF rs arc • cautioned not to receive the fairc, as it is t paid. Knox Cj Pope. Ncvemher 1$ zy BILLS of LADING For Sale st ibis Office, * 30 Dollars Reward. ON Tuesday the fourth irflant, fentcd i.imfctf from ti e fubfcii- Ltr, Lis csrjienttr fellow ROBIN. He is a mulatto ; about five fce.t inches ligli, spare made, fpi; A (rood Er.giilh iid is fend cf biaeng ti e chum, he is about twenty-five years <.i age ; Crafty nr.d inf lent, be lately brlor-red to ire 5 . Jeffc M’Call and has Lien wiili him m the Indian nation : h may try to r.afs for a freeman, tho’judice has fhomned one of his years. ]f ROSIN is taken within thirty miles cf the fen-borrd, fifteen dollars vvii! be given when deli vered to the fubfciibcr, and all teafoia ble expence3 allowed, or thirty <L ata if taken at any greater difl.net, or ten dollarsfor lodging him in any goal in this state, or South Carolina, and giving information thereof to the subscriber i:i Sunburv. All mailers of vtfTels and o tiisrs are cautioned agatnft carrying away or harboring said fellow. liaac Cuthbert. Novr. 21 30 3 0 Doi lavs Reward. RAN AW AT f;ow the Sub scriber, the following negroes. SAN. 1 , a ttill black leliow about fix feet 1 or 3 inches hi _h, very talkative, had on v.ilen he went away, a long brown lurtout coat, and csnabnrgs undtrcioihs. Ptitll, a likely, though black fellow, has a in,alt fear on his forehead, 5 feet 9 or 10 in cht s high. SIMON, a likely yellow fel rovv, about 5 feet cj or 10 inches high, appears to icjuim whtri looking at ou. The above negroes are about 26 or 27 \ ears of ages Five col lars each will be paid bv Joieph Haberfham, on their commit merit to Savannah goal, or ten dollars each by the fubicriber, if delivered to him on his piian tation near Beaufort. V/lI.LIAM HAZZARD. OAqber 2. 20 Dollars Keward, RUNAWAY from the fi.blcriber on or a b.jut the thirtieth of Jr ie lull, two ne gro fellows, lIIiN 311 J GUY, they have been in the country about four years, l!en is a bout live feet three or four inches high, a very dark complexion, (peaks Eighth mul liug well. Guy is about live feet two 00 three inches high, flout made, has a great number of his country marks on him, f:Tc?.ks How and very bad Engiifh. Whoever will iecure the above runaways so that the own er can get them, (ball receive TWENTY HULL .RS KEW AEL),- *en Dollars eacit and ail charges paid. GEORGE W. ALI.EN. l ittle Qgecbee* Nov. 25. 3I “ Notice. Mr. SAMUEL BROWNJOHN of the city 0 f Savannah, having alkgned ail his dibtß and effects, either due or belonging to fci.nfejf, individually, and as a Cos partner in the fi:m of Gahi• et Harris, & Cos for the benefit ot all his credrto s ; All persons indebted to the iau ! Samuel Browrijohn, or to the laid fi-m of Gabriel ILms & Cos. will F- asfe to m?kc payment to the fubieri bers or either of them. Persons hold, tng any prop-rty or t{E fts of the said parties, ate hereby cautioned agsinfl de livering the fame but to th order of the fubfenbers: and theft having de mands will phase to prefetit the fame to F. D. PETIT ck FILLERS, for liquidation. D. IV Mitchell, F. D. Petit tie Tillers. Nov. 28 I m 32 Attiguecsi tout And Possession given Immedia'ely . Jst TN the village of St. Gall, fron- X ting tiie back part of the house of Thomas Young, eiq one wooden TE NEMENT with convenient appurtc* nances. id. The eastern half of the upper pari of the brick Tentrr.ent, and the fame half of the yard and out houles, fitoated on the bay, near the Exchange ; the other part being occupied by Mtilrs. Ogden’s and Baker. 3d. The blue tenement situated in W Arlington ward, facing the pump ; with a garden, a yard and out buildings, the whole occupying an entire lot, 4th OfSce No. y, in the 3d story of the Coffee-houfe, where convenient arid fafe ft >r k ge cau be procured upon good terms. sth. On Hardens wharf the (lore for merly occupied by Samuel Bu'.len, with the large and convenient cellar under, rieath. For term? apply to F. D. Petit -Is Villers. Attorney jar EJosj. Harden. SOV. 2 S 121 32 A’ O T 1 C U: THE Subscriber has appointed Ni cholas TtnußOt 1., ECq. Mr. Jaa<? Mims, and Mr. Charles Bernewix, his lawful atiomics curing his abfer.cu from this (Lite* !. S. De Montmollin. September I'j. if, 141.