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Vol. XXIV.—No. 3827. Tuition. THE subscriber begs leave to inform the pub- . sic that he has removed his School-ttoom to the ; corner of Jefferson and Presidents-streets. TERMS OF TUITION: For SPELLING i READING ! WRITING, systematically taught i And ENGLISH GRAMMAR Twelve dollars per quarter, he finding Books, Stationary, &c. Exclusive of Books and Stationary, ten dollars. For Spelling, Reading and Writing, 7 dollars. As I intend devoting my time exclusively to Teaching, I hope to meet with encouragement. I will go out two or three hours in a day to teach in private fami lies where it is convenient. , J. HUMPHREYS. N.B. Any kind of Writing executed in a neat and handsome style, and books posted at short notice. Inquire as above, may 29 fs 190 Washington Hall . The keeper of this establishment respectful ly informs his friends and the public, that the new, and spacious Hotel, eornerof Bay and Jef ferson street, called the WASHINGTON HALL, is now open for the reception of regulat Board ers and Travellers, where a few Gentlemen can he accomodated with separate rooms, no expence has been spared to make it complete, for the pur pose in every respect. The Bar room will be supplied with the choi cest Wines, and Liquors—and, every attention paid to make the situation pleasant and agree able. N.B. A large and convenient Stable has been fitted up, where a few horses will be taken on moderate terms, jan 27 25 Notice. *MeSSH3. M’Kinne & Shultz did, on Thurs day last, (agreeable to their advertisement) Slace in my possession at the Branch Bank, otes (and receipts for notes) amounting, as appears by their list, to r ‘ g 403.570.37 And subsequently 10.505.75$ Amounting in the whole to g 414 076 12$ Including some sent to Tennessee for collection, with instructions to part with them only for Br dse Bills. A list of the notes be seen and selections made at any time after 3 o’clock, daily, on application to WILLIAM JONFS. june 2 we 104 Notice. DOLLARS, consist ing of Slock.!- •>. valgus discretions will be ex changed for Bridge Bank Bills at par. 60 p. Si ANTO N. may 29 h 100 - - - - - - ■ - ‘ ■ ■ *> Notice, HE subscriber has this day taken* John T. Ro \land \uXo Copartnership with him in busi ness which will hereafter be conducted under th firm of A. B. Fannin & Cos. A.B. FANNIN. june 1 101 Notice. Copartnership, heretofore existing be tween the subscribers, under the firm of David Hill & Cos. is this day dissolved by mutual con sent. David Hill is authorised to adjust the bu siness of the concern. DAVID HILL ALEXANDER BRYAN, june 8 s 104 Notice. TP HE copartnership of Pettengitt & Goff y was dissolved on the Bth May, by mutual consent, Robert S. Goffy is authorised to settle the busi ness of the concern MOSES PETTF.NCILL. ROBERT S. GOFF, june 5 103 Notice. JOHN I. GRIEVE & Cos. and James Anderson having united their interests, the business will be carried on under the firm of John I. Grieve U Cos at the store adjoining messrs Andrew l.ow k Cos. where they are now receiving and opening an assortment of Fancy aiul Staple Dry (foods calculated for the season. JOHN I. GRIEVE U CO. JAMES ANDERSON. april 19 wh 65 Segarß ITf.REAFTER manufactured i>y me, will, insti ail of thd fictitious name of Franco Del I'ino nr my own name, carry the firm of Dfe Forest & Cos. on a label within the boxes attached to the lid, and marked without llojas de Oris ami also tiie quality ot the Segars as respects colors. SIDNEY DR FOREST. Parana, Teh 1 aw 15 (Col unit) tail Jit us cum, SAVANNAH GAZETTE. Just Received, Ry recent arrivals, a great variety of season able GOODS, comprising a general assortment of fancy and staple articles, which are offered for sale at a small advance, consisting, in part, of the follow ing : 3 cases black and colored Canton Crapes Ido superior nankin Shawls and Scarfs Ido florentine Vesting 2do black and colored Sarsnets Sinchews First chop ffag and bandanna Ild’kfs. Elegant 4-4 damask and fancy do. 1 case black Canton do Black and mix’d canton Camblets Fine figured and plain book Muslins Jaconett and mull mull do Tambor’d do Work’d Robes and linen oamtnc pookot US’kfs Elegant assortment cambric Flounces and Colaretts Do do fashionable shell Combs Figured and plain 9-8 Cravats Silk, cotton and thread Hose Black figured Silk and Sattins, assorted colors White, blue, pavillion Gauze Green do. for Veils Straw and oil cloth table Mats Fly Brushes Towlass, Dutch Rolls, Platillas, &c. 1 bale Russia and table Diapers White and colored Homespuns Ginghams ALSO, 2 cases elegant Parasols 2 do Umbrellas 100 lbs cut glass Beads assorted colors JOSEPH IvOPMAN. may 26 §n 97 MANTON & ROGERS, Have for sale 5 hhds 3d proof St. Croix Rum 4 do 4th proof double distilled do 30 bblsßeer * 5 cases Ginghams and Shirtings 5 coils bale Rope 20 Canton window Blinds or Shades Canton Shawls Ready made Clothing, &.c. 3tc. Rice's u-harf. may 29 n9B Leaf and Manufactured Tobacco. hhds prime leaf Tobacco, suitable for re tailing 20 kegs Richmond manufactured do 3 pipes anchor Gin 2 half chests hyson i .5, 13 qr. chests young hyson > Are offered low to close sales by MEIGS & REED. may 25 n 96 Gin, Whiskey, Brandy, &*c. pipes “A 3 hhds C Rutenburg Gin 30 bbls 3 4 pipes high 4th proof Brandy 2 do do Rochelle do 3 tons Swedes Iron, assorted sizes 14 tierces Itye Whiskey kegs Tobacco boxes Segars . C.C. GRISWOLD & CO. june 1 101 Savannah Rum and Spirits. To grocers, retailers of spirits, &c. A large stock of the above articles of a superior quality, with a variety of excellent flavored Cordials, not inferior to foreign,and all kinds of foreign spirits to be disposed of on reasonable terms at the Sa vannah Distillery, Spring Hill—where a con stant supply will be kept. N. B. A good horse Grist mill, with French Burrs, nearly new. Also, a prime Negro Fellow, an excellent cooper. may 25 * 96 Prime Retailing Sugars. bbls*. | P rime retailing SUGARS For sale on reasonable terms by BACON 81 BRCEN, Exchange dock. •—ALSO”” 2 two-horse Waggons 7 elegant Gigs, trum §IOO to 300 each 49 drums f ~ 49 boxes \ Sm y rna FIGS For sale as above, may 29 li 100 Coaches and Gigs. <G Coaches with plated Harness 10 Gigs with do do 1 Sulkey Which will be sold low by V. DKNSLER, •k C. C.GItrSWOLD&Co. Taylor’s stores. may 21 93 TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1810. Genteel Boarding, MJVo. 28, Courtlandt-street, New-York. RS. DAVIS, would inform the ladies and gentlemen, who visit New-york, that she has a large and convenient house, for the superior accommodation of Boarders, and that she will take a pride and interest, in preparing for their accommodation. New-york, May 6,1819. may 17 $n 89 Savannah Marine anl Fire INSURANCE OFFICE. Risks against Fire will be taken in the said office on and after Wednesday next, (he sth inst. The rates of premium and other particulars can be learnt on application at the office. R. WAYNE, sec'ry. may 4 ag 78 Georgia Hotel. THE subscriber informs his friends and the public that lie has again resumed the control of the above establishment; and having formed a connexion with mr. Gideon Daly , it will be con ducted in future under the firm of HOTCHKISS $ DALY. Their best exertions will be given to render it as complete a public house in every respect as any in the city'. D. HOTCHKISS. may 27 98 For Sale, Am* JS3I THE subscriber intending to be absent from this state for the summer months, offers A pair of fine carriage Horses Also, an excellent gig or saddlejHofse A light Carriage, complete for travelling, A Gig, Philadelphia built, nearfj new, As also his mulatto Servant Scipio,, an excel lent coachman and waiting man, With Sally and her son Hercules * Sally is a good cook, washer and iront-r ; and Hercules a bout 15 years old, is a complete house servant, and well understands the care and management of horses. The above horses and carriage are well worth the attention of any person who intends travel ling, as they were used last summer on a jour ney to the westward. The above servants are honest, sober, and in every way desirable for a family. For terms apply at the compting house, Fra zier’s wharf, or at the house, Oglethorpe square. JOHN SPEAKMAN. june 5 103 Fire Insurance. TP HE Frankiin fire insuranance company, in corporated by an act of the Legislatuae of the state ot New-york for the purpose of Insuring all kinds of Goods, Wares, Merchandize and Buildings, against loss or damage by fire, have established an office at No. 41. mil-street, New york, where orders for insurance from any part of the united states will be immediately attend ed to. Their capital is half a million of Dollars, which is amply secured, and as this company does not, lake any marine or sea risks, it is considered as affording an additional security to the assured— The following are the names of the directors who pledge themselves that all losses shall be promptly and liberally adjusted. DIRECTORS. Elisha Tibbits J Philip Brasher Henry I. Wyckoff 4 Thomas Franklin George Griswold | James Walsh William Bayard jun. 5 Stephen Whitney John T. Lawrence !> Joseph P. M’Kinne James Roorman e Perez Jones Benjamin L. Swan i John Adams JehnJ. Palmer $ Thomas Buckley Elisha Tibbits, President, J. Worthington, Secretary. nov 7 wte 85 - - - - - - - New-York Firemen Insurance COMPANY. CAPITAL 500,000 DOLLARS —amply secured. DIRECTORS. John G. Coster John Jacob Astor William W. Todd Josiah Sturges Henry Waring Benjamin Desobey Abraham Richards John Colvill Garret Heyer Peter I. Nevins William Cahoone ArchibaldM‘Vickar Samuel S. Howland Joseph Strong Thomas C. Butleh, President. John Whet Ten, Assistent. William M‘Neal, Secretary. The subscriber having been appointed agent of the New-York Firemen Insurance Company, with full power in the behalf of said company to effect insurance against fire, on goods, wares and merchandise, houses, buildings, mills, vessels in port, and generally on all kinds of property in this city and vicinity, is now ready to receive applications and effect insurance against fire, in conformity with the power of his agency, at Sa vannah—where terms, which will be as liberal as other offices, may be known on personal ap plication, or by letter post paid, describing ac curately the premises and property required to be insured. All losses sustained by this will be promptly and liberally adjusted and settled. JAMES REA. fb 18. t 14 Sign of the Golden Eagle. no. 6, giuhon’s buildings. PARSONS $ LAY A.RE appointed wholesale and retail agents for the state of Georgia by the proprietors, to sell the following valuable patent FAMILY MEDICINES. JUST RECEIVES All of which have been in use for a number of years past, in almost every part of the United States; have been highly patronised by people of the first respectability; and approved by those who have had occasion to make use oi them, for the cure of those disorders, for which they are severally calculated. Dr. Lee's genuine ( Windham ) Bilious Pills, Universally known and used throughout the United States as a family medicine. The fame of these pills has become so great, that many have attempted to counterfeit them—to guard against this, the proprietors have procured a stereotype label, and each box of Genuine Lee’s Pills will hereafter be enclosed in one of these labels, with these words on the sides : “ Lee’s Genuine Windham Bilious Pills,” and on the end of the label the words, “ Samuel Lee, pa tentee, & I. Thompson, agent and joint propri etor,” and should any be offered for sale without said libel on them, the purchaser maybe appri sed that they are counterfeit. Dr. Thompson's celebrated Eye-Water, For the cure of inflamed and sore eyes of al most every description. . This valuable prepara tion comes highly recommended fiom the most respectable sources. Price SO and 25 cents a bottle. Dr. Rawson's Genuine Itch Ointment, A certain and safe cure for that disagreeable complaint, as well as other irruptions of the skin. Price 37$ cents a box. Dr. Raw son'B Anti-Bilious and Stomachic Bitters, For weakly and infirm constitutions. Price 37$ cents a box. Hinckley's Infallible Remedy for the Piles, A most valuable medicine. Price JO cents a box. Thompson's Aromatic Tooth Paste, For whitening and preserving the Teeth—lt may be used with the greatest safety. Price 50 cents a box. Specific Drops for the Tooth Ache. Which in almost every case, gives instant re lief, in that distressing complaint. Price 37$ cents a bottle. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. Avery valuable medicine in those complaints. Price 50 cents a bottle. Electuary, for the Fever mid Ague, Avery valuable medicine for that disorder. Price one dollar a box. N. B. They will also furnish any quantity of Verdigrise ground in Oil, of a superior quality and warranted pure—put up in tin cannisters from 1 to 12 lbs. each, mar 16 nf 36 GEORGIA HOTEL. Savannah General Stage Office. THE Darien, Augusta, and Charleston Stage office, will in future be kept at the bar of the Georgia Hotel. HOTCHKISS k DALY. N. B. Four passengers can be accommodated in the Charleston Stage every day in the week, Saturday excepted, april 15 62 Savannah Library, fjj VERY Monday. Wednesday & Friday from i to 6 o’clock r. m. the room will be kept open for delivering books. OEMLER sec’ry. feb 25 20 T ITI.ES for Real Estate Mortgages for do for sale at this office. New Series—\ ol. 3.— No. 107. BRIDGE BANK OF AUGUSTA. NOTICE. The evil reports which have beeh so in* dustriously circulated to the prejudice of the BRIDGE BANK, having had the ef fect to bring down its issues upon it in mass; at a season of pressure unexampled in the annals of commerce, leave no alter native to the proprietors but to deposit in the Branch of the State Bank in Augusta, specialties and other securities to a much larger amount than there are Bridge Bills in circulation; which will be redeemed at the said bank, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, from this day, as fast as collections can be made. Ana we assure the public of our best and constant exertions to effect this desirable object as soon as possible; and our pros pects of doing the same speedily are very favorable from the ample resources provi ded for the purpose—under which circum stance it is hoped and trusted the holders of these Bills will not be disposed to pail with them at any sacrifice, as the whole a mount ofßridge Notes in circulation docs not exceed 8285.000, and there is proper ty responsible for them to four times the amount, which is and will be exclusively applied to their early redemption. All those who have deposits in the Bridge Bank, are requested to call at 12 o’clock tomorrow and receive payment. JOHN M’KINNE, HENRY SHULTZ, BARNA M’KINNE. Augusta, May 14. Warm Springs. These Springs are on the French Broad hi ver, in the county of Buncombe and state of North Carolina, two hundred miles from Augus ta in Georgia, and about the same distance from Columbia, in South Carolina. The subscriber having taken charge of this establishment for the present year, takes this opportunity to inform the public generally, that lie is well supplied with every thing the coun try affords for man and horse, and will epdeavor to promote the ease and comfort of those who may think proper to resort there either for health a* pleasure during the sickly season. It is need less to sayany thing in praise of these WATERS, their importance having been established by the experience of many years, in the cure and relief of many ofthe diseases with which humanity is afflicted.—Visitors can be accommodated with Limestone, Free Stone, and Warm Water, as their appetites may suit—a good Flat will be kept opposite the Springs, and other improve ments made for their convenience. The price of Boarding for man and horse will be as cheap as the country affords. WILSON BARRONTON. Ojr'The editors of the Savannah Museum, Charleston City Gazette, and Columbia State Gazette, will please to publish the above in their respective papers once a week for font weeks, and forward their accounts to this office for payment. Augusta, May 25. june 1 sh 101 Notice. OF HAND that are considered per fectly good to a much larger amount than there are Bridge Bills in circulation, will before 12 o’clock to-morrow, be placed in the Branch Bank, of this city, for the purpose 6f allowing all those who hold Bridge Bills an opportunity of exchanging them for a selection from those Notes. Besides which from 50 to 60 prime NE GROES will be sold at the Market-house in this city, on the first Tuesday in July next, and Bridge Bills taken in payment; and on Monday next the BRIDGE opposite this city, will be of fered at the Branch Bank, in small shares, to holders of Bridge Bilb—the undersigned being determined at an early date to pay every dollar of their paper now in circulation ; and feel grate ful for the politeness already shewn by those who have demands against them. JOHN M‘KINNE. I HENRY SHULTZ. Augusta, May 26. (Xj*The publishers of all the newspapers isl this state, will please insert the above in their respective papers till the first of July next, and transmit their accounts for payment. june 1 101 Augusta Stage. TFhE proprietor desirous to promote the con venience of Passengers, the Augusta stage in future will start precisely at 5 o’clock in the morning on Wednesday, Friday, and Sundays, from the Georgia Hotel—no responsibility on the proprietors where passengers fail to attend at the hour, and no money returned under any circumstances whatever. Baggage at the risk ofthe owners. D. HOTCHKISS. april 15 62 Found, One half or a bank BILL, which the owner can have by proving property and pa> mg let this advertisement. Inquire at thU office. april 6 t w * **