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VOL. I. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BT MINTY RE # MILLER (bay-street) AT FIVE DOLLARS PER AVKUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Advertisements, not exceeding one square, seventt fjve cents for the , first insertion; and thirty-seven and a half, each successive time. ffjPAH letters, on business, to the editors, must be POST-PAID. Darien and St. Mary's Packet. /fjjl rpilE fast sailing boat LADY WARDLE Avjri JL will leave Darien every Monday, with the for St. Mary’s, whence she will depart Wednesday. i ne Lady Wardle has a comfortable cabin, and is well known as one of the swiftest boa's in this country. Apply at the Bar of Mr. Wm. B. Holzendorf’s Tavern. nov 2 2 Fire-Insurance. TIIE inhabitants of Darien are informed that they may now get their Buildings and Goods insured at the Savannah agency of the London Phoenix company. Applications, whether direct or through their corres pondents, will meet with immediate attention. R. & J. BOLTON, agents. Savannah, November 7 —ft — 3 New Fancy, WINE, LIQUOR and GROCERY STORE. I. SASP ORTAS BEGS leave to inform his friends and the public, that he has just opened store in Darien, with a complete assortment of DRY GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS,GRO CERIES, &c.—where planters and country merchants can be supplied on the most liberal terms. dj’The Milledgeville Joiltfcal and Savannah Gazette are requested to insert the above advertisement three times and forward their accounts to this office for pay ment. nov 9———i -3 Books and Stationary. A General assortment of BOOKS and STATIONARY; also received by the Five Sisters, from Boston, via Savannah, seven cases of FURNITURE, consisting of Secretaries, Bureaus, &c. For sale by DANIEL JACKSON, nov 9 3 For sale SEVEN well situated 1.0 “S on Baisden’s Bluff, near the M'lntosh county Academv. For particulars ap ply to CRAY & LAYMAN, nov 9—3 ’ JAMES H. GIEKIE Was just received, per schooner .Magnet, from .Yew- York, and offers for sale on moderate terms, 1 IPF.S Naples Brandy Ditto Holland Gin Barrels country ditto Ditto Apple Brandy Quarter casks Teneriff Wine Chests hyson and hyson skin Tea Cannisters imperial ditto ditto Bags and tierces Coffee Ditto Pimento and black Pepper Boxes Chocolate Kegs Gunpowder Ditto sweet scented Tobacco Casks Goshen Cheese Whole and half barrels Shad Ditto ditto Mackerel Barrels Menhadden Fish Barrels and kits Salmon, spicell Barrels loaf and lump Sugar Cases shaving Apparatus Cases surgeon’s Instruments Plated Spurs, and Leathers Suwarrow ditto, ditto Hair and cloth Brushes ‘Fable Mcfts, in sets Hair Sieves W indow Glass, 8 by 10, and 10 by 12 Linseed Paints, &c. &c. nov 2 2 \Just received case I.iimus, assorted 1 trunk chilclren’syuootecs, assorted 5 bags 30 bags Salt J l%. 10 barrels I’ilojnmcad Bombazctsf ShoflkPlated Ware, and 1 pipe reakGognacMrandy Bor sale by / X HART & CO. nov 2 2 HD D© lbs. priW Itotfui _ 30 boxes Ist quality Cyder For sale by JOHN G. BELL. ~ v)h<AL music. + THE citizens of and its vicinage swe respect fully informed, that gentlenwm, who is well acquainted with the theotXgno practice of Vocal Mu sic, wishes to commence a JfIHOOL in this place. As it is supposed that must he ac quainted with the great advantages arising to society from a School of this kind, he deemsyt unnecessary to comment on its great tlieXfore submits the consideration of the hoping will be pat ronized. For at Mr. dwelling House ana Sign Painting , Gilding and Glazing. THE subscribers having just arrived from New-York intend carrying on PAINTING in all its branches, and solicit the patronage of the public in general. R. B. FOSDICK & CO. N. R. All orders in the above line will be thankful!} received and strictly attended to, ~ nov 9——ft’ >3 , DARIEN GAZETTE. HALL, COOKE & CO. Have just received, by the sloop Linnet, sch'r Patty Zs Sal ly, und brig Polander, from New-York, the following articles, -which they offer for sale on moderate terms: — ©©©©<© nricks 13 hogsheads 4th proof Jamaica Rum 20 hogsheads West-India do, 100 barrels^ 8 i do. 50 hogsheads Whiskey so Kir 1 * i r* 10 pipes pure Holland Gin 100 barrels rye do. 14 pipes Cognac Brandy 20 hogsheads Jamaica Sugar 30 barrels loaf Sugar 100 bags Java Cotiee 100 boxes Soap 50 ditto Candles 50 barrels superfine Flour 25 half barrels do. 25 do. do. buckwheat Meal 50 barrels pilot and navy Bread 50 do. mess Beef 25 do. mess Pork 40 kegs manufacture!! Tobacco 6 chests hyson Tea 20 kegs 4,6, 8, 10 and I2d Nails 12 barrels Hardware, assorted 7 cases, cont’g 36 sets of French China A large assortment of Homespuns 2000 pair Negro Shoes 40 trunks gentlemen’s and ladies’ Shoes and Boots, assorted 1 case of Angola Shawls 2 uo. embroidered Muslins 2 do. contuininggentleinen’s andladies’ black and white silk Stocsings and Gloves 4 do. Canton Crapes and Silks, of vari ous colors And per brig New-Orleans Packet, from Liverpool: 19 cases containing printed Calicoes, Linens, Diapers, Checks, Sic. 4 do. of gentlemen’s and boy’s fine Hats 4 casks containing 100 dozen negro Hats 2 bales of Woollens 1 case coarse Threads 2 do. Cambric Muslins, and 50 boxes 8 by lu, 10 by 12, and 12 by 14 Window Glass oct, 26 1 JOHN B. MILLS HAS just received and opened (in the northern tenement of Mr. Camochan’s western blue store) a handsome assortment of DRY GOODS, HARD’Y ARE and GROCERIES, which he offers for sale at as low terms as can be procured in Savannah, oct. 26- “ l ’ i NEW CHEAP STORE. THE subscribers haring commenced business in. this place, tender their services to their Irienus and the public—they have received, by late arrivals, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF AMONG! WUICH ABE Cloths S Men’s and boy’s beaver Cassimeres £ and coarse Hats Shirtings Ladies’ Bonnets Linens S Stationary Hosiery S Sugar Hardware g Coflee Calicoes J Tea Checks Wine Handkerchiefs S Jamaica Rum Muslins S W. I. and N. E. Rum Cambrics 2 Pork Blue and white Plains Bacon Blankets S Herring Flannels v, The above articles are offered for sale on the most reasonable terms (wholesale and retail) at the store re cently occupied by Mr. George F. Wing, under the bluff. HART & CO. 05 CONSIGNMENT, A few elegant KALEIDESCOPHS oct 26 1 For sale s©& bushels seed R} C^ 50 OTkes So |p and fimudles 100 reinjAs w rapping Paper 2 1 dhtmlm^^^lntz 1-00 7 casks n<*fhe\ns?f!lt9hc3 5 kegs jJuucr\\ 7 trimly Shoes Av half /arrels Appjks assortment? BOOKS. / ANIE£JACKSON. ” Just, received Prom Liverpool, by the ship Vulcan, via Savannah, and for sale, at a small advance, by the subscriber, bales white Plains 1 bale superfine west of England Broadcloths (va rious colors) 1 bale of Welch and Yorkshire Flannels 1 bale Linseys JAMES 11. GIEKIE. nov 2 2 Landing from the sloomHjniiet, from New-York , 40,000 feet clear BOARDS and 22,000 cypruss for sale by %IAI\cOOKE & CO. glee’s Wax. Wf ANTED a Tew tons Bee’s Wax, for which a liber- Y ▼ al price will be given. Applv to JAMES 11. GIEKIE. nov 2-— 2 DARIEN ; (GA.J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1818. The subscribers HAVING connected themselves in the town of Dari en, with a view to transact FACTOIIAGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS, tender their services to their friends and the public in that line. The establishment will commence on or about the Ist of November next, to be managed by Mr. Bar rington King, under the firm of B. Kind Si Cos. JOHN M'NISH. B. KING. ©© hogsheads of Georgia SUGAR, well cured, oif I consignment, and for sale by B. KING Si CO, oct. 26 1 Lumber Factorage AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that he continues to transact business in the above line, on Mr. John Hunter’s lower wharf, next above colonel James Johnston’s. He has every conve ence for the reception of LUMBER, of every descrip tion; also a commodious store for the storage of COT TON, Bic. THOMAS JONES. Savannah, October 26 - - 1 Tie subscribers >’ nAVTNG entereirWito copart the firm . of Daly Si I’rrVot, as LUMBER FACTORS AND COMMISSION tender their ser vices to their friends and tlXpufilie in the above line of business, and hope that bwfilieir punctuality and at tention to business to merijzfheirsponfidence. They intend keepingjFgood stqYply of Fire WOOD, of ‘illicit they now ha\Va quantity, ahdoffer it at a mod erate price. / DANIEL ‘DALY, / GEORGE F.'.PUTNAM. Savannah, October 26—— 1 \ BRICh'S. riIHE subscribers will contract to deliver any quantity JL at this place, and if taken from tite yard where they are made, a deduction of five dollars per thousand from the price here. CRAY 8i LAYMAN, nov 9 3 Runaway , A BOUT three weeks ago, two negro men, well known i\in this place and St. Mary’s, by the names of NOSKO and CHANCE, formerly the property of John Holzen dorf, sen. A reward often dollars each, will be paid by delivering them to Scott Cray in Darien. A. B. POWELL. nov 9 —3 TNqtice. yr THE subscribers have taXntbe western! of the fire proof stores on .Tone’s wHl*fiJp<?low the Exchange, and now tender their friends and the public in the transaction obrfjimuSujri Business in gen oral. WATSON. Savannah, OctoberWj c 1 4000 bushels of Oyster Shells wanted. THE subscriber will contract, to be delivered at his vanning on Cat-Head Crook, a little above Darien, for four thousand bushels of Oyster Shells. JAMES SMITH. nov 2 r 2 \ifty dollars’ reward J ELOPED three months ago, fridn the under- I signed a remarkably gocri lookup? negro fellow, named SCIPIO, feet nine or ten inotes high/’Hpr is well known in Milledgeville, on Tdktle in Savannah, where he has been occasioflyiy itirt/ out, and in the latter place has several relations. >fle was seen in the neigh borhood of Darien aboufox weeks since in the compa ny of two negroes, with tWtog and gun. It is supposed he w ill make for Sa\ annalX and endeavor t< get on board some vessel byfind toqhe northern states or to Europe, as he before to accomplish .that ob ject. Any person apprelfcYlfliiV and delivering him to Messrs. CarnqpKan &- Mitdud in\avannah, or to James H. Giekie imDarien, or at the Thicket, MMnloshnfiunty, shall rcceiußhe afiove reward and all / UTp.F VM (AARNOCHAN. Jf. B. Captains of otliers\are cautioned afTiinst harboring, employing, or takingYm from the state, as tlie law will be rigidly enforced against offen ders. - 1 Fire- Wood wanted ON TIIE WESTERN WATERS. THE steam-boat company are desirous of contracting for a regular supply of M ODD, to be ordered for the use of the steam-boats the ensuing season, at conve nient landing places on the Oconee and Alatamalia rivers. The Wood must be of pitch pine, cut from the bodies of large trees, o.f high land growth, and w ell seasoned. Light-wood w ould be preferred. Persons willing to contract for the delivery, at one or more landings, w ill send their proposals, specifying the rate per cord and the name of the landing, its estimated distance from Darien, Milledgeville, or some public place. The pro posals to be addressed either to Josjsru Hutchnson, treasurer, at Augusta, or Richard Waynk, Savannah. SAMUEL HOWARD. oct. 26 1 1 ; Sheriff’s sales. On the first Tuesday in December next, Will be sold at the Court-house in this county, between the usual hours of 10 und 3 o'clock, the following property, viz: — ONE Cow and Calf, as she runs on the commons of Darien; one bay Horse and one old Sulky, returned by James Hamilton in his schedule of insolvency, as his property, and levied on to satisfy (so far as they will go) sundry executions against said Hamilton. Also, two Negro men, Paul and Boston, levied on as the property of James Derenges, deceased, to satisfy an execution obtained in favor of John Bolton, survivor of John Jackson, vs. John W allace, administrator James Derenges. JAMES PEI.OT, and. s. m. c. nov 2—2 A I,L persons having the estate of J\. James Dobson, late of deceased, will pre sent them, properly attest***’. ‘•settlement; and those indebted are requested t'* , t IK ‘ es *tjent, on or h>t‘**ard < the second day of No*’ , or Tl "“ ( ie tec fifty; jpr-^e.*• to Sj J immediately commer ° *• 10 goods which may , oct. 0 f .. l ;- , n ; x EACLE HOTEL. M JOHN HUNTER CONTINUES to reside in this spacious buildinf,ged. Sail furnish gentlemen with accommodations as gs Darien affords. Se[prate rooms, if requested, cahE &CO bad, and every possible attention paid to the convr A ence and comfort of his customers. His bar is stor. M with the choicest liquors, and his stables kept in the be* order by a careful groom, with provender in abundanc oct. 26——1 ~iv- Yurtm AN ORDINANCE 7 1 merchants, xn>e keetehs off 0 THi \ SIEST DEK.ERS, IN THE TOV'l'f OF n *|HIBJT V> ■ 14th DAvVI SEPTEMBER, 1818. 7 J Resolved, ‘Wiat from and after pairing thn s ■ (finance, all peisons who m} settle ft* town 4f *;(ol en, as merchant or shop keeper, sli**l pay a twenty-five dollars to the clerk w H ness it shall be toYrant a licence, allotting said itu or shop keeper to>ill the benefits wad privileges of rt-.M sident merchants oiqshop keepersaf Be it further ordailml by the autmn ity of the same, 1 Jfl ten days from and arter tite pacing ol this ordinal.r 4 .ad. 1 all persons trading and fLffiqkidg by re <;'!, or small jhiiingß cels, on board ofvesselstpf suvf clesCi iption, in the j TB of Darien, is hereby prohhu/eMUnder a forfeiture of m dollars, one-third of whicAjpfo go to the informer the remaining two-thirds twhe town fund. Be it further ordained, it may be lawful to traffic or trade for, oJ board of vessels <f any scrifitiem in the port ovDarieV ariidu by tl” w h 0.48 sale, or in package or/umtit} ti lb w —Potitoc.s r.rflHj apples by the barrelXr in bulk Vii e bushels; cheese the pack ace or it in Wtilk, 10U ilis\ onions In 100 trm R, cider, beer,lAilasse-, sugar, mff'e f; bacon by theYarrel, box or t*/ is.; butter and \urd by the l hbv the barrel, herce, box or > sand pork by vvlfble 6” half bar:* ialf barrels; soap allcl candles In Iry goods, of any dLcription, hoes and boots by Mie package’ s by the package or\l<*en; saddles ige; furniture by then p ece; carts, gs and four-wheel calraiges by the \ ’act from the minutes. JAMES TROUP, Intemlant. SETT, C. C. nova ‘Z •* ii)i,niv.iS'CE ‘NEGROES ANn-TERShNS OF COI.OR, SETrfuvG IN THE TOJYN OF DARIEN, PASSED THE SEPTEMjjYR, 1818. Be it ordained, free/Negroes, Midattoes, or Mustezoes, or any fre< jkfj sotf'of color, residing in the > the town'of Darien, shall tax as follows, viz:Tor eve ry male person as aforesaf*Sjrom tlie age of 15 to the age of 50 years, shall \>jft tax of ten dollars per year; and all females M, of and between said ages, shall pay ayowv tax of fiveddoll*rs; a nd n.o free Negro, Mulatto, VkMieza, or free pSj’stm of color, shall j come to reside •jnhin the limits after the passing of this without firetr i '2 a y* n g a tax t r the said towiWffi’ fifty after ten ’ s notice, c failure of they shall be iinpris “ed lot thirty day; at expiraupi of which time, tneir persons ne t posed sale to the above mentMned M and aUnncidental expenses. [l. / JAMES TROUP, IntenAant. James Bchnett, c. c. \ nov 2 2 Georgia — M'lntosh county. BY JOHN BAH.ME, clerk of the court of ord H in and for said county and state. \\ liereas, Isaac G. Jeanerelt, of said county, for letters of administration on the estate of Joel l|jH| nington, late of said count} , deceased, as greatest Tbose are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all 9 singular, tlie kindred and creditors of the said to file their ob jections, (if any they have) in my on or before the first Monda} in December next, otflMf wise, letters of administration w ill be granted. l|||j Given under my hand and sead of office, this 9 October, 1818. JOHN BAILLIE, c. c. 9| oct. 26 1 1 Georgia — M'ln tosh county. R} John Ilaillie, clerk of the court of the county and state aforesaid. v\ lu-reas, F.liza M'Gullongh, the widow and John M*Gul!oiig!i, planter, of said suite and ceased, and James Nephew, senior, escpiire, Ci-a\ , merchant, have made application to me of :,i ]ii ii nis’ ration on the eva e and effects of AH These ll K rc sere, to cite and admonish, aiA ‘J V- -’j g,die kindred and creditors of the said to file their objections, (if any the} have) ii)HH|| I,, ton- tin lies’ M n i i\ in 1.-(< mier HHHHH r -'la ... ‘*i W -i! he g-aI;.^A|HAH • , ■ ‘ n 111 ff.er n.\ hand and seal of o.f, i HHHHH tijber, 1 ;18. JOHN ll >\ig oct. 26 1 w Jm-. it” ,i \ a’ V,! ” A ; x'i H> %