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No. 115. L* \ For h The brig GEORG. Pop freight, apply o> OLMST Pa r safe, received per 100 volumes Delano’s voyages . ing three voyages . ournl the worlu june24. 7 For New-Yorii vM£\ The packet shi'p COTTON •§£■:&s£ master, will sail first fair wind fn next, 23d inst.—for freight or passage apj. tain on board, at Johnston’s wharf, or to BALLARD & SF Who have for sale, received per said shi x 25 cartes and casks Stone Ware An invoice superior Boots and Shoes J*uly 19 13 For Philadelphia, dsf> The schooner BETSEY, Jas. Robinson, mas ter, will be dispatched in a few days. For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on board, or t 0 W. T. WILLIAMS. Who has received by said Schooner, 29,000 Philadelphia Bricks 6000 do. Stretchers do. 10 bbls Philadelphia Bottled Porter 250 bushels Oats, in bags of 2$ bushels. jiy I 9 13 For Providepce, u. t. d&§\ The Brig GOVERNOR HOPKINS, Captain J£M££- Parr, she will be dispatched with as little delay as possible. Should freight or passengers offer'for New York, she will touch at that port to deliver the same. Apply on board at Moored wharf, or to HAZEN KIMBALL. JJy 19- s 13 For Charleston, *£M\ The fast sailing schr. HARVEST, Lanneau, JgMifCi master, will meet witli despatch ; for freight or passage, having excellent accommodation:, apply to the captain on board, or 10 . , ISAAC COUJISE& SOJ\- mly 10 9 -J* J -—r & ® !, ° r H avana ? PARMER, capt. Bullen, 44 tons #4^burthen-— will take freight for the above dort. or any other in theWcst-lndlcs, if immedietc ap plication is made to the master on board at Rice’s whf. or to A. lIOWE. julv 22 14 For freight or charter, The fine fast sailing schr. FARMER, captain Bullen, Baltimore built, burthen 40 tons, in complete order for sea, and will be ready to receive a cargo in one day’s notice ; for terms apply to the mas ter on board at Rice’s wharf. Who has fur sale on hoard, A few bis. first quality Baltimore HERRINGS. July 17 12 Just Received, attd ron sale—loo kegs Gunpowder, ji‘ly 19 a 13 ANSON BLAKE. Spermaceti Candles, In small boxes, of a superior quality, for sale bv July 19 13 P. DUFFY. Jonathan Battelle, lias for sale, S butts old Holland, 5 bales Oznaburgs 30 jars superior Butter, for family use 2 bales Ijnen Bags 11 bales Brussels Carpets, i0 rolls do. Carpeting, 5 dozen handsome flag bottom Chairs, 2 dozen do. do. do. Settees, 25000 Bricks, 12000 Tiles, suitable for nearths and kitchen floors, 1000 square fiaging Stones. /A’ S'T'ORE, 15 quarter casks old Teneriffe and Marsala Wine, 30 dozen very superior Champaigne, 3 do. old Ilock, or Rhenish Wine, 20 cases pure Holland Gin, 49 bbls. N. E. Rum, 4 lihds. Muscovado Sugar, Coffee and Cotton Bagging, Cordage, 30 barrels black and bright Varnish. /, 50 barrels Philadelphia Beer —BILLS on Philadelphia, Ncw-York and Boston july 8 8 Gunpowder, §c. 4.n kegs Dupont’s Gunpowder, 2 do. English Cannis ter, do. 10 lihds. rye Whiskey, 20 bbls do. do. * 15 do apple Brandy, 5 do. peach, do. In Store. 100 reams wrapping Paper, 20 boxes fresh garden Seeds. 4 chests young, hyson Tea. 2 do. Hyson, do. 1 do imperial do. Jit Retail Prime Jamaica Sugar and Cotfee, London Porter, Ja maica Rum, Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, and fresh Teas. For sale by JAMES H. FRASER, feb. 3. 1 Jlfarket-tirptare. Spring and Summer Goods. BY the ‘ship Georgia and John & Edward, and the other recent arrivals from Liverpool, the subscri bers have received an extensive and well selected sup ply of seasonableiGoods ; which, added to theirformer stock on hand, makes their present assortment very complete and well worthy the attention of town and country purchasers. Their stock consists of all descriptions of woollen, worsted, linen and cotton Goods, Hardware and Cut lery, all kinds; Shot, Lead and Gunpowder, &c. 6tc JAMES DICKSON, & co. , may 17. 86 h ii. Baco. can c- Philips’ L~ Reid on Hypo 1 vol—l 50. Bishop White’s vie v Calvanists and tlie a Chalmer’s Discourses on C.. in connection with Moden Ramsay’s History of tlie United M The New Week’s Preparation foi _ of the Lord’s Supper—so cents. Ely on Faith—62 j cents. Scott’s Foirce of Truth— 62L The Communicants Companion, by Hawes’— 7s v Rees’ Cyclopedia, vol. 3lst, part 2d. No. 62. Edinburgh Review, No. 54 Quarterly Review, No. 31 Pinkerton’s Atlas, No. 12 The Analectic Magazine, for June—Ac. &c. • W. T. Williams. july 12 10 4 ■ ■ • , - • ■ - - -■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ New Summer Goods. By the ship Georgia, just arrivedfrom Liverpool, THE subscribers have received an extensive supply of DRY GOODS, well calculated for the season, having been laid in low, will be sold on reasonable terms. They will on the first day of October next, discon tinue to retail, so far as regards the cutting of goods. In the mean time tlie goods in the retail store will be disposed of at reduced prices, and hereafter families will be supplied at a low advance by the piece or do zen. ANDREW LOW h co. may 10 33 Notice. THE partnership heretofore existing under the firms of Deuel & Stoutcnburgh, Augusta; S. &W. Gre sham & co. Charleston, S. C. & Deuel, Gresham 8t co. Savannah, were dissolved by mutual consent, on the Ist of April last. BENJAMIN B. STOCTENBURGH, PHILIP DEUEL, JOSEPH THORN, WILEY GRESHAM, STERLING GRESHAM. The above business will be continued by the sub scribers in Augusta, under the firm ofß. B. Stouten burgh & co. and in Savannah, under the firm of Stou tenburgh & Thorn. BENJ. B. STOUTENBURGII,’ JOSEPH TIIOUN. may 31 92 Ship Chandlery and Groceries. The subscribers offer for sale, at Telfair's wharf, A large and general assortment of Ship Chandlery, Cutlery, Paints and Oil ; genuine Liquors, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, &c. &c.—which will be disposed of on liberal terms, wholesale or retail. GRAY & HINDER. —ALSO— -10 hhds London draft Porter, for bottling A schooner’s Main and Foresail, nearly new june 10. 96 1 - , • - - . •- \ ; V- _ * Just Received, Per brig Belviclere from JVeu'-l’ orlc, 25 hhds. high proof Whiskey, which will be sold low for cash, or bartered for Upland cotton. Bilbo dj* Watts. june 19 100 i Sugar. FIFTEEN hogsheads and 45 barrels prime Musco vado Sugar. For sale by the subscribers on ac commodating terms. Gillett dj* Milne. M 1 5 Factorage & Commission Business. THE Subscriber having taken a Store in one of Bolton’s fire proof buildings, Exchange Dock, tenders histservices to his Friends and the Public in the above line. JOHN LEWIS, 1 (late of the firm of .May IS Leuis. J July 8 f ‘ 8 L I Wanted, NEGRO BOYS, as apprentices to the Shoe-making Business., Planters wishing to have bovs instruct ed, will apply tb J. S. CUNNINGHAM. June 7. 95 3900 JL. 400 pair Shc i IM C . / 12 hhds. N. E. Rum, 30 l 2 pipes Cogniac Brandy, 10u - Bread, 25 bbls. Sugar, 10 boxes t. 9 Jersey Waggons. , july 19. h 13 Brandy. 10 Pipes high 4th proof French Brandy, of superior quality, landing from shi ; p Woodbine, forsale by june 10. 96 ( GEORGE GORDON. The Subscribers, Ilave just received per brigs Georgia from Boston , and Calypso, from Baltimore and offer for sale, 20 barrels new Rum 40 casks stone Lime 68 barrels Herrings IN STORE, Havana Sugar, Checkerberry Cordials, in bottles Pimento, Demijohns, boxes Tumblers Trunks, assorted sizes, Measures in sets, Looking Glasses assorted, House Sofas One elegant Bureau Cut Nails, plantation Seives, Cables & Hawsers Cotton and wool Cards, ladies’ Bootees Naped and wool Hats, ladies’ straw Bonnets Galvon’s pocket Books Letter, writing, printing & sheathing, Paper, &c. OLMSTEAD BATTELLE. june 28 4 • Just Received, Per brig Actress from Mew- York, 1300 yards best Tow Cloth—table 8c toweling Diaper 4-4 and 7-8 Irish Linen, 5-4 sheeting do. Furniture Fringe, coarse and fine brown Linen Fine summer Flannels, See. WAY & BAKER. july 12 10 Charles W. Carpenter, Cos. Have for sale, landing from Brig Amelia, 21 bis. Cider, ALSO—In Store 50 boxes Pipes 20 kegs Paint, assorted colours 5 boxes coarse and fine Hats 1 case light Muskets 1 do. pocket Pistols, powder fl asks, shot belts, Btc. 1 do. elegant bronzed Candle Braes 10 bundles Faggot Steel chests of Imperial, Hyson, 8i young Hyson Tea 4 cases assorted G'ass-Ware 1 do. Books 1 do Lead Pencils 3 do. Dry-Goods 4 doz. Fancy Chairs 20 bis Ist quality Newark Ckler • 10 do. Beer 20 bundles Ilay june 5. 94 Selling off Cheap! ( Twenty-Jive per cent under the regular prices. ) THE subscribers, intending tQ leave Savannah in the course of a few weeks, will sell off their stock of Goods at very reduced prices. o (s’ People desirous of saving t-wenty-Jive per cent, in the prices, will do well to cull without delay, at the cheap store, in the rear of Gibbons’s buildings, may 29 91 1. 8c J. BARRIE. George Relph, No. 2....0i880ir’s nritniwo. Has just received per the Georgia and William 8c Henry from Liverpool, an assortment of fashionable English made Coats, Waistcoats, and Pantaloons, of the first quality. Also, a further supply of Dry Goods suitable for the present season, among which are the best flaxen Osnaburgs, Linens, Dowlas, Dimities,white Jeans, figured Cambrics, &c, may 19, 83 5 trunks Shoes, assorted 100 reams royal printing Paper 30 cases Tumblers. . . „ OLMSTEAD 8c BATTELLE. jiy s q IC/“ JV*O riCE.—l forbid any person or per sons from purchasing any property of mine, such as re al or personal, of Hester Lvcena, my v.-ife, as she is not authorized to sell or dispose of any j therefore her ti tle will not be good for any article whatsoever from this date. THOS. LVCEMA. Savannah, July 14 n * u ‘ | NOTICE. —Council will on Monday next, meet at the council chamber, for the purpose of electing City Guagers, and appointing a principal Manager of Engines for this city. By order of the Mayor. july 19 13 J. B. NORRIS, c. c. In Council, Monday, July 14, 1817. THE following persons were elected lumber (measu rers for the city of Savannah, for one year: Daniel Daly, Benjamin W. Leach, Patrick Torpy, Isaac Mill key, William M. Kelly, Thomas Jones—and John Lilli bridge and W. G. Swan, are appointed Notaries Public for the city of Savannah. Extract front the Minutes. july 19 13 JOHN B. NORRIS, c. c. In Council, July 14, 1817. THE following persons were appointed Manager# and Assistant managers of Fire Engines, for tho city of Savannah, for one year: Engine,Mo- I—James M’Henry, manager; Richard R. Uuyler, assistant. Engine, Mo. 2—Robert Campbell, manager; Alexan. der Kerr, assistant. Engine, Mo. 3—Hazen Kimball, manager; James H. Fraser, assistant. Engine, Mo. 4—Gardner Tufts, manager; George W. Anderson, assistant. Engine, Mo. 5—N. S. Bayard, manager; Robert Tay! lor, assistant. Engine, Mo. 6—John Tanner, manager; Joseph Car ruthers, assistant. Extract from the minutes. iuly 19 13 J. B. NORRIS, c.e. _ Police-Office, July 17, 1817. STANDARD weights have been obtained by tho Mayor, arid are now ready for delivery at this office. Measures will he procured as speedily as possible, of which due notice will be given. By order. \ july 19 Ik J. B. NORRIS, c. c. An Ordinance, Entitled, an Ordinance to regulate Weights and .Wear sures in this city. BE it ordained, by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, That, from and immediately af ter the passing of this ordinance, it shall be the duty of the mayor, and he is hereby directed, to establish the standard weights and measures to be used in the city, and, after due notification, to distribute said weight# and measures upon application to him at the Police-of fice. And be it further ordained by the authority iforesahJ, That it shall be the duty of the marshal and other offi cers of said city, after said notification, and he and they are hereby required to inform against any person or persons using other weights and measures than, may b directed under this ordinance, who, when convicted be fore council, shall pay a fine of not exceeding thirty* dollars, one half to the informer or informers, and th® other moiety for the use of the city. Passed, T. U. P. CHAftLTOX, mayor. Attest, Job* B. Noams, c.c. uly 19 13