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wc are assured, to contribute a considerable sum of money as a donation to him, previous to his landing on the Azores. board the Buenos Ayrean brig of tear Tupac ./Imam, ff the Inland ot St. Mary s, Sunday lain September, 1817. Sin —As lam going on shore,! beg- lea’ e ere i leave vour vessel to express mv sincere thanks tbr your kindness and attention while on bo rtl, ‘ml assure you that although | lost considerable by the capture of the Spanish Img St. Clmsta, in which 1 served as an officer, yet the genei-os tv of vourscli; oHicevs- and crew of your v tssel, rave fully compensated tor it. Should I not be employed as 1 expect when I arrive m America, nnd you intend toht out tor the Buenos Ayrean government, 1 shall teel happy to go on board m anv situation yort think me worthy ot 1 am, sir, your obedient servant, J. A. All AMS. Captain Livingston Shannon. \s captain of the Spanish brig called the San. UiCnsta de la Saiue, which was bound troni the port of Caloa of Lima, to the bay ot Cadiz, I eer ily that the first instant we were taken by the Buenos Ayrean brig ot war, cubed the Tupac ?mam, commanded by Don Livingston Shannon, that from the day of our capture to that ot our landing on the ishtnd ot Santa Marja, 1 and the other officers composing the crew ot said vessel, have received extraordinary good treatment without being able to say any thing to the con ,rirv for which 1 have given tins certificate, on hoard of the Tupac-Amaru the 16th September, Thomas DoMaMscu. CHARLESTON, Dec. 19.-Ar. Br. brig Nan cy, Strachau, Kingston, Jam. 23 days ballast; schr. Three friends, limmons, Bath, Maine, days. On the 10th iust. lat. 33, lon. 7a, spoke a-hr Nancv, 36 hours from Savannah, bound'to _jhttein-raie.^—schr. Two F^HdsrDav-.ft-eecigc:- town; sloop Mechanic, Nye, Georgetown. Cleared, sch’rs Sylvia,Crowell, Pro .idenCe.n.T ; Neptune, Blackman, Newbern ; Plulenua, v mal, Plymouth, Dec 20 —Ar. sloop Endeavor, Dennis, Wil mington, x. c. 2 days. The sloop Caroline, Crocker, from this port, bound to Wilmington, was ash jvc on Bald-head beach, witn the loss of both her cables —she had not bilged. Cleared, schr. Tontine, Moit, N. York ; sloop Osprey, Gavit, Havana. [ Thj the schr. Neptune, ar. at Charleston.] BERMUDA, Nov. 22. Ar. on Thursday last, his majesty’s ship Dee, capt. Chambers, from Halifax, with the Oct. mail; brag treclcnck, Hopkins, from New-Haven ; ship l.clio, Doraa, from Antigua. Cleared, brig Henry, Johnson, for bath, Mass; ship Echo, Doran, for Portland; solus. Argyle, Smith, for st. Vincents ; Olive, Grow, for York, Mass. ;sloop Antoinette, Gibe*, for N. York. PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 12—Ar. schr Native, May hew, Boston, 7 days ; brig Mary-ann, Selbv, Havana. 2d days, in ballast. . Cleared, ship Magnet, Garwood, Bordeaux ; brigs Barilla, Morrison, Trinidad , ‘ om. Barry, Kay, st. Croix ; schr. Belvidere, Cobh, Charles- ton. Below—ship Independence. Wood, London, 46 days ; Br. ship Amity, do. 6 j : ship Georgia Packet, Bunce, Charleston, 8; a sloop from Am sterdam, with 8U passengers. NEW-YORK, Dec. 11.—Arrived, ship Protec tion, Anderson, Liverpool, 62 days, with coals and drv goods. Dec. 4, lat. 41, lon, 68 80, spoke sloGVj I.niily, sis IS’ !w, ,18 daws’ fro : Cflfr deau'-, short of provisions, and was endouv.ning to make the first port. On the 3uth Nov. \\ mi. Colley, seaman, fell overboard—the night being very dark and the wind blowing fresh could not save him. He was a native of Baltimore. British sch’r Parker, Boyd, 1 iahi.is, 8 <T*s ; sch’r Eliza Jane, Gales, Portsmoutii, v. days; sciir Triton, Meadows, Point Pet re, Guadaloupe, 30 days, molasses { Valentine, Haskett, Plymouth, s.c. 10 days. Dec. 12.—Ar. ships Mirror, Belden, Havre, via Newport, n. i. 54 days, wine, dry goods, Ike. Cleared, brigs St Clair, Nichols, Gioral.ur and a market ; Aurora, Tucker, Baltimore ; sch’rs Retrieve, White, Havana ; Eliza, Weeks, Pe- j tersburgh, Vir.; William & Mary, Kirwan, Alex andria /"Speculation, Hester, Nassau, x. r.; Re becca Clark, Prideaux, Murfreesboro’ v. c. HALIFAX, Dec. I.—Ar. Freetown, Archibald, Noifoik; Brittannia, Kelly. New-York;Prudence, Finley, do.; William, Bundle, Baltimore ; sloop Little Rill, Boston ; sc.hr. Uoseway, M‘l)onald Philadelphia; Friendship, KcJlv, Boston ; Rob ert, Anderson, do ; Four Sons, Kelly, do ; L'.ii gent, Crisp, Philadelphia. The Rachael, from st. Kitts, on the l2i’i Nov. fell in with the ship Aibion, fr. Stockholm, for N. A or.k, out 100 days. She was patth and, minted and in want of provisions, oup plied her with a number of articles. Steam-Boat Charleston, was to leave Charleston for th.. place on Thursday, end will probably be here this ting, or to morrow morning.—She will rctuA ho Charleston immediately. dec 19 For Charles,tow, The regular parke : sloop GENERAL WASHINGTON, cant. (Jumpbell, will sail tor Charleston, in 2 passage, having superior accommodations, apply to the master on hoard, or to NICHOLS, DOBSON & HILLS, dec 20 97 a- ,Mu s cova do Su%a r. 20 hhds prime muscovado Sugar A fewldids Jamaica Kim Just received and for sale on t od terms, by KF.VIF.I L k SF.WALI., , dec 22 98 Xo. 34, Holton's oh,- f AY. I*. Boors $ ( 1 0. ( B nor n htox -st r k rt, ) Offtositc col. Shellman’s koardiny-hou-c, Have a complete assort no ! of English, French and I di i nilv coons. which tin y offer hy wholesale, on liberal terms dec 16 li4we 9 9.5 The Subscriber Bat received, /nr s/nf> s Corn, O fie thorp ", £fc. <N CONSIGNMENT, 1 box black lead Pencils -0 crates Fart hen- ware 1 20 hlils do * h ilc Cassimercs do white Flaitin Is I’ ill's c.i 11* *n soils, consisting of Ging lauiis and I.HBtri'S— *’ hii l, In oil’ “* for sale at low prices .10NX TOO. 1/ ‘IS, •’ “ 1 • 1 96 Rice’s m hart New Sliocs. Just received ly the late. arrivals f ont Jfew-Yorl Mid Huston, u complete assortment us S/iULS, AMONG WHICH AHE ladies’ black lnorecco blips and walking Shoes gentlemen’s copper fastened calf Shoes Wellington Boots, morocco Shoes dancing Pumps; hl’k, white &. col’d kid Slips misses and children’s Boots and Shoes A I. S 0, 3000 pair lined and bound Sliocs 3000 do negro do 500 do black and colored Slips A few boxes and barrels first quality Cheese Do. firkins of Goshen Butter For sale by f WOOD V WALKER. dec 9 SB7 The Subscribers Have now landing per brig Hero, 30 mahogany high post Bedsteads 20 field do 10 single do 25 dozen Windsor Chairs 4 mahogany Wash Stands a0 Bereaus 21 barrels Glauber Salts 8 barrels pilot bread OJJHSTE. ID & BATTELLE. nov 28 78 N. E. Rum, Flour, Cheese, Jive ad, &c. 150 barrels N. E. Rum 20 bhds. do. 100 barrels fresh superfine Flour 20 half barrels do. ’ 30 barrels Alexandria Crackers 10 IipI: barrels do. do. 5d kegs New-York do. 50 barrels pilot Bread 50 do. navy do. 20 qr casks Teneriffe Wine 30. do. sweet Malaga do. 25 half qr. casks dry Malaga 3uo boxes digby Herring 10 barreis Mackerel 50 do. Boston Beef 100 reams wrapping and writing Paper 100 Demijohi s 2u boxes hard Candles 150 barrels menhaden Fish * luO boxes Soap 10 barrels Salmon 15 half bis do. 15 hlids. Jamaica Rum half chests fresh hyson Tea 20 half barrels ily market Beef white Beaus 20 kegs Saltpetre kegs manufactur’d Tobacco, 8 tw. to lb. 50 bags low mould buck Shot For sale on accommodating terms by G. ¥. &. OLIY ER PALMES, dec 16 93 Just received BY THOMAS LONG A ORTH, in Bull-street, near the bay , The Gentleman’s Annual POCKET REMEMBRANCER for the year 1818 ; cjintrining an \lm;o v.', r'-’ed Pages for memo randums for every day in the year; list of Du a ties; Government of the U. S executive, legis lative and judiciary ; Departments at the seat of government; Territorial Government; list of the Navy, Army and Cadets; U States’ Coins ; Weights, kc ; Directors of the Bank of the IT. r. and its branches ; with much ether useful info - mation is a handsome Pocket-book. Price 5i,25. —ALSO —■ The Ladies’ Pocket-book and Remembrancer ; containing ruled Pages for memorandums for every day in the year ; with many prose and .noetic Selections, embellished with an engraved Frontispiece—handsomely done up in Pocket books ; gilt edges. Price §1,25. T. L. has jus; received a supply of verv supe rior English TI >tpressed Rath stamped Letter paper. gilt or plain edges %*A general col ieotion of Books and Stationary, dec 1 > €,s 92 Robert 11. Parker, 4 T Id- e opposite the brick store of i\ me. Stoutenburgh & Thorn, has receiv t,! h\ laie arrivals, in addition to his former stock of GOODS— plain soft Sati'-s, figured Virginia do. figured levantine Silks 0-4 and 7-4 double chain levantinc Shawls ladies’ silk habit Gloves do. white and color’d kid do. misses’ beaver do. sister.soy Hanrik’fs, 15 in apiece fancy silk do. India Huinhum’s marseilies and swansclown Vestings light Calicoes, furniture Prints cotton Hollands, 8-4 cotton twilled Shawls super, super, black k blue french Broadcloths englisb do. consisting of black, blue, brown, olive and mixtures Cassimeres of various colors blue drab and mixed Plains 3 cases straw Punnets 2ikM yards northern tow Cloth 1 hale french merino Cloths, an elegant article for I adit s’ dresses Shawls, kc. kc. A\ inch which will be sold on accommodating terms a* v dec jp 95 •hist received, Per <\g Sally..hin, from, /iotterdenn, ASll Fliu SALK nr Till! SC I! SC 111 II I.HS, 3 pair elegant Looking-Glasses 9 elegant liquor Cases 2 casks German Sausages. OL. Vi .STEAD & BATTELLE. dec 1 §o 80 T. M. Chamberlain 4 CQ’ AINTS his friends, and customers in t\ general, that lie is now receiving his sea sonable supply of DRY GOODS, Which consists of almost every article in that line, Slid which lie offers on as low terms as at any store in the city, by wholesale and retail, tmv. to. 6 Sprvsmt’H SliirlM. JUST received, 1000 stout limn Shirts, mad'* ipi ni Franee, amiable tor house servnntN, for wile very low by Wm \\ OODIUiIDGE, dee H |Mb nonhenst coiiuu Hr chan fee Planters’ Ranh. rerun city council having recommended the JL observance of Tuesday next, as a day ot “solemn prayer and religious devotion,” this hank will be shut—therefore, paper falling due on that day, must be taken up on Monday ; on which day also, notes intended for discount on Wednesday, must be offered. Paper falling due on Thursday, day) must betaken up on Wednesday. J- MARSHALL, dee 26 . 98 Cashier. Office-Bank U. Slates, JMicEMIiKII 20, lt>l7. NOTICE. —This office will be shut on Tues day next, being public thanksgiving day —all notes failing due on that day, must be taken up on .Monday. The boai dos directors will meet on Monday, to decide on offers for discount made on that day, but the otters must be lodged be fore 12 o'clock. —The office will be kept open until 3 o’clock on Monday dec 22 98 Office-Rank United Stales, SAVA .NX All, 2oth DEC. 1817. NOTICE. —This ofl'.ce will hereafter discount bills on the northern cities, and on Augusta and Charleston ; and w ill purchase sterling bills.— Checks on the northern cities may be had at this office, at pur. l lie bill business will he con ducted daily —Applications to be left before 12 o’clock. By older. E. EARLY, Cashier. dec 22 98 Rank of the Slate of Georgia, SaY ANN AH, 19th December, lo!7 “11UESDAY next beingrecommcnded by council l as a day of solemn prayer and religious de votion to the inhabitants of this city, the bank will be closed on that day ; therefore all bids and notes failing due on that day and payable at this bank, must be taken up on Monday next, a 97 ANTHONY’ PORTER, Cashier. Planters’ Ranh. 4 N Election will be held on Monday, sth Jan l\. uary 1818, at the Banking-house in this ci f y, for thirteen iitTuxTons,on the partofthe Stock holders. The poll w ill be open from nine o’clock, until two, and from three o’clock, until five. J. MARSHALL, Cashier. dec 15 a rti92 JV. E. Rum. 12 hhds N. E. Rum, for sale by M. KETCHCM, dec 20 97 Jones’ wharf. tipples. 50 barrels Armies—just received and for sale ty * C. BKUENLCO. dec 20 n 97 no. 33, Holton's wharf. t Samuel C. House Offers for sale, at Ids store on ./ones’ -wharf, FIVE thousand pounds prime green Coii’ee 15 hhds and 2u bids brown Sugars 10 hhds w. 1. lium, high proof 6do Jamaica do do do 2 pipes port Wine —2 do cognac Brandy SO bags Ginger 5j do Pimento 25 boxes choice Claret Teneritfeand S. Madeira, in quarter casks dry Malaga, in half qr do london particular Madeira jamaica mini and l. e. Madeira, by the dozen, 14 years old teheriti'e and port Wine, by the dozen fresh hyson and young-hyson Teas boston Chocolate, no. I cargo and mess Beef smoked do 35 boxes Spanish Segars 20 hhds Copperas 130 boxes Pipes 80 tons enghsh and swedes Iron and Plough moulds german Steel, A’ises, Anvils, Spikes Waggon-boxes, english Castings buck Shot, linseed Oil 96 dec 19 Hats, Bonnets, Boots Shoes. t A LARK k have received and of fer for sale, at their st ore in Congress-street, south side the market, a general assortment of llats, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, AMONG WHICH ARE * Gentlemen’s best superfine HAI'S Youth’s & children’s super. k fancy do. Common and low priced do. 500 roram do. 100 merino pLted do. 500 felt, of good quality do. 1000 negro liats, very low 200 children’s morocco Hats. 10 doz. ladies’ Ll’k & drab beaver BONNETS 4 cases do. straw do. packages of Boots and Shoes, suitable for country trade The above stock being direct from the manu factories, will be sold low for cash, or approved paper. dec 9 §nß7 A Situation 4 S OVERSEER wanted by a gentleman, who 1 V is well acquainted with planting; and good refer 1 nee as to character can be given. Apply at this oliice. dec 18 i 95 William I. Dudley I) ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that <3 lie has opened a HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, thirty-six and a half miles above Savannah, on the Augusta roail. He pledges himself that no pains shall he spared towards the accommodation of those who may call on him ; and only solicits public patronage. Tuckuteking, Effingham county, Dec. 18. 97 Christmas Cordials. JUST received from France, Cordials in bas kets of one dozen buttles each. Also, mus catel and frontignac Wines, and sweet olive Oil, for sale by ‘ Wm. WOODBRIDGK, dec 8 j Al> north rust corner Exchange. SlierifT’s sale. On lint first TH ESI). I F in January next, -n il! he •will hrt ween the usual hours, A NIKiKO HOY, iiii'tiixl Jim ; levied mi ns the property of William Gu it at the suit nfl John Clu ri v : r< tune and to me by a constable, dec ‘J +8? ADAM COPF, •• •* < Potatoes, Cider and .tipples. 300 bags and 96 barrels Potatoes 29 barrels Cider 11 do. Apples For sale low if taken from the,, wharf this day. Apply on board sloop Adeline, at Rice’s wharf, dec 22 a9B D. Brown Has constantly on hand, a general assortment of SHOES, HOOTS AND HATS, for town and country trade, which will he sold low for cash, or approved paper, at his store in Jefferson street, one door west of Congress st. dec 17 94 Notice. ALL persons having any legal demands a gainst ihe Estate of the late John H. Hen erev, of the town of Beaufort, are requested to render them in ; and those indebted to the said estate will make payment to the subscriber on or before the first dav of March next. W ILLIAM H lIENKREY, Adni’r with the will annexed. Beaufort, S. C. Dec. 14, 1817. ns 194 For Sale , On accommodating forms, if applied for soon, V TRACT of 1000 acres pine Land laying in South-C*rolina, about 30 or 35 miles from Savannah ; being pretty well timbered.— For terms and a vie w of the plat, &c. apply to R. &J. Habersham, esq’rs. Also, six \eg a* one a capable driver. A. WII.KL'.Ss. dec 16 wa 93 Rills on Boston, At ten days sight, for 35:0 dollars. For sale by J. BATTELLE. dec 18 § 96 Savannah Poor-house and Hos pital Society. A N election will be held at the court-house j\ on Monday, the sth of January next, from nine till tw o o’clock, for twelve managers for the government of the Poor-house and Hospi tal, for the ensuing year. The following gen tlemen are appointed to superintend the elec tion : James S. Bulloch, James Morrison, John Moor!iead, John P. Henry, Jonathan Battelle, Henry YY T . Ilills, Joseph Cumming, Moses Herbert, Robert Campbell, Joseph S. Pclot. The members of the society are requested to go prepared to pay up their” annual subscrip tions. The. generous and humane, who have not yet subscribed, are solici'ed to come for ward and contribute to the support of this use ful and benevolent institution, in order that its interesting objects may be effectually carried in to execution. The accounts for the present vear will be published in the gazettes of this city for the information of the members of the society. By order of the Hoard of ,Mtampers. JOSEPH GUMMING, Sec’ry. dec 12 f 90” Chatham Inferior Court, February Tern', 1817. ON the petition of David iV. Smith, stating that he had possessed a certain Promissory Note, in writing, made and signed hy one Dan iel Hotchkiss, payable to the said David W. Smith, or order, on or about the 4th day of A pril, one thousand eight hundred and seven teen, for the sum of Three Hundred and For ty-Three Dollars and Seventy-Five Cents, a co py whereof is annexed to the said petition, and together with the affidavit of the said David W. Smith, and other evidence, to prove the exist ence and loss of said Note, is affiled in the Clerk’s office.—lt is Ordered, that the said Daniel Hotchkiss do show cause on or before the first day of the next term of the said Court, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted; &it is further ordered that this rule he published in one or more of the public Gazettes of the said State, once a month, until the time appointed for showing cause thereon. Extract from the Minutes. Job T. Bnlles, Clerk. march 8 lawtf 30 ~ By JOHN BAIL STATE OF GEORGIA, °. \l>f elf* e N t,le rn 'B’t of Mlntosh County, > OnYmzvy, for { the County of J Al’lntosli. Whereas, Tlevhy Gtoniloiat, esquire, and Rebecca M’K.vr, applies to me for letters of administration on the estate and effects of lVil li am M Kay, planter of this county, deceased. These are therefore to cite Sc admonish all & singular the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to file their ob jections, if any they have, in my Office on or before the first Monday in January next, —otherwise letters of Adminis tration will he granted. Given under mv hand and seal this 24th day of November, 1817. 77 Notice. VLT. persons having demands against the es tate of William Limhert, deceased, will ren der them, fully attested, to the subscriber, or to inessrs. Davies & Drysdale, who are fully au thorised to settle the business of said estate. Those indebted, are requested to make immedi ate payment. C.ITIURIXE P J .IMP ENT, novl67nfß Qualified Executrix. Thirty Dollars Reward, AY”/ 1 ’ be given for apprehending and lodg ▼ F ing in any jail in o’- out of the state, a light or vellow complected fellow named BUTLER, about 24 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, stout limbed, likely, and very civil when spoken to, and generally so with his companions ; very capable of all kinds of plantation work, and han dv with carpenters’ tools, is a good driver of horses, and a complete maker anil burner of bricks; sensible anti smart; had on when he went off', a large white hat with broad brim, a round-about jacket and frowsers of bearskin doth, anti absconded 011 the night of the Bth Oc tober. The above reward will he given, and if brought to Savannah all reasonable expcnces will lie paid, in addition. njrrn rot.ovs r V* The editors oflhe Millcdgcville and l.mt. is'ilh- papers ms- requested to piililisli the above four times, and forward their bill to the siihst ri bee in Savannah 1> I* ~.0 ;< r,i airs? at gUiftton. T’ilS DAY, 22d instant, IVill be covtl'ivrti the sale of DRY GOODS, At the store belongi n’ to ‘bo ‘ ;f- Thomas Men denhall, esq. deceased on the bay, ‘Venus liberal.- Si re at il o’r tic. 98 M. HERIiI i.’T CO . ?„rt'rs. i'lliS DAY, 22(1 instant, To dost* consignments, 20 crates well assorted Crockery 2d pieces superfine Cassimeres 2d do london duftil Blankets 30 do cotton Checks—s hhds wool Hats 2 bed ‘s negro Cloths 2 cases \\ orstecl and lamb’s wool Hose 2 hales Flannels, white and red 100 lbs. blue and black Thread 2 cases Calicoes , 20 dozen Snawls 20 pieces bandanna Handkerchiefs 1 case cotton Lace 4 bales Sheetings 1 case 4-4 cotton Shirtings Terms made known at the sale. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock 93 S, C. DUNN ING, .Wf. Ou WEDNI.hDAY i\EX iT^tirTnstantT -11 ill be sold on Factors’ walk, immediately below our store, 12S barrels and 2d crates well assorted Crockery Ware. Terms ?t time of sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. 98 \r. HERBERT *• CO Jhtct'rs. ” “" 1,1 * ■” ■■ “ ■**■■■ - , , . On THURSDAY, 22<l J tiiui y next, Will l>e sold at the residence of Thomas f'olcUl, esq . near the murket-squwe, and next tenement to Francis H JVelman, esq. A qi ANTITY OF EI.F.GAXT Household & kitchen furniture; CO fSIST'NO OF Sideboard, Sofa, dinirt., I ables, tea do. Mahogany Bedsteads, Redding China glass and Crockery ware, &c. 1 iga part of the estate or the late mr. Bert’ jamin Brooks, deceased, and sold by order of the executor. Terms, cash— -Sale at 11 o'clock. M. HERBERT Cos. J.ict’rs. dec 21 S8 - - , ■ ——— —. .> On THURSDAY, 2£d Jarman iiext. ff id be sold before our s. v e, al the pen ;ttu. estate of lbs late JJr. Joseph W. Caldwell, dee. consist ing of 1 family Horse 1 Gig and Harness Household and kitchen Furniture, &£ By order of William H.Jyner. adm'or. Terms, cash- Sale at 11 o’emek M. 11ER0ERT & Cos. avct'rs. dec 20 o - On the first TUESDAY in .Tanuat v next, Will be sold before the Court-house in this city, BETWEEN THE CSUAi. HOCUS. . . The Lot and two tenement BUILDINGS, lot no. 2, Warren-ward, fronting the bay. Both tenements are two stories high, and in complete order At present occupied by mr. Holmes and mr. Donald M‘Leod. Terms— one half, 60 days ; and the other halt 12 months’ credit, adding interest at the rata of 8 per cent, with approved endorsers. M HERBERT & CO. .ir.ct'rs. dee 12 90 .Marshal's sale ; By virtue of an interlocutory order of the hon orable William Stephens, judge of the district court of the United States, for the district of Georgia, 11 id be sold , at Hunter's wharf, THIS DAY, 22d instant, at 11 o’clock. The CARGO of the brig Maria Francisca, con sisting of Sugar, Coffee, Kmn, Bides, <Sjc, 95 JOH v FPPTVfA’R. marshal. Bills on N. York Providence, Also, ()<*s .iverpool payable in London, for ’ sale, by CAIINOCHAN & MITCH EL. October 16 so 51 REMOVAL. Office for the sale of Negroes. fTIHE subscriber has removed his oiFue front Jl his store near the exchange, to the house he occupies- adj suing that of Peter Mitchell, esq. on Bay-street continued, where he will as usual give attention to the disposal of negroes and other property, real estate, horses,carriages, &c. Negroes sent to him for sale will he taken care of at 25 cents per dav tilt sold. com missions of property confided to him must be accompanied with written orders, and the char acter and qualities of negroes seated, lie has now on hand several slaves fur sale, of various qualifications, and exertions w 11 be used to pro cure bouse servants and field bauds when re quired, and from his long habit of dealing in that species of property, flatters himself that he can give ample satisfaction in the sale or pur chase of such. Ife has now for sale a I louse and Lot, in an eligible situation, either for a family or a mercantile gentleman. Cash will be advan ced ou property deposited for sale DAVID POLOCIv. dec 22 se 98 Watches, Jewelry, iS’c. THE subscriber offers for sale a very exten sive assortment of articles in bis line, a mong which, are watches, Jewelry, Spoons, pla ted Ware, Cutlery , Military ( ouds, W hips. Canes, tortoise-sliiil Combs, Pocket-books, fire fenders, Awl-irons, Shovels awl l ongs, Flutes, metal and glass Buttons, coral, amber and glass Beads, one box H ails suitable for the Indian trade-—and a variety of other fancy articles, at low prices,for cash or approved tow n acceptances A handsome Git;, with harness josun vr:\FiFi.n. (V'VWatchft* undcloek* repsrici A rautoJu d*e U *‘J