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Yol. I. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY .HLYTYIIE $ MILLED (bay-street) AT FIVE DOLLARS PER AXNUII, PA I ABLE IN ADVANCE. Advertisements, not exceeding one square, seve vty riVE cents for the first insertion; and thirty-seven and a half, each successive time. (CT’All letters, on business, to the editors, must be POST-PAID. 0t For sale y/ft 4 Clinker built BOAT, sloop rigged, Sails *- ne ", Oars, &e. complete. m&X&m Apply to CAL’ DRY, CHAMPAGNE k CO. uov 16 r 4 Darien and St. Mary's Racket. /tfji, FlYflE fast sailing’ boat LADY WAKDLE #1 A will leave Darien every Monday, with tiie f° r Mary’s, whence she w ill depart •rinaßaievery Weinesdav. oe Lady V/ardle has a comfortable cabin, and is vvei! known as one of the swiftest boats in this country. Apply at the Bar of Mr. Wm. B. Holzendorf’s Tavern, nov 2 2 ANSON EL USER L Y nk? removed to the new store of Mr. It. King, ad joining Mr. J. II Giekie’s, w here he is exhibiting for sale A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES and HARDWARE, on as favorable terms as can be procured in this city— anv iu” which arc A cini si/ liogshcads Jamaica Rnm 8 pipes Cognac and Spanish Brandy 2 ditto Holland Gin 12 hogsheads Molasses 8 ditto Muscovado Sugar 1 ditto L:me Juice 300(1 lbs. Coffee 1000 lbs- loaf Sugar. 30 barrels Gin and Whiskey 14 casks Sherry, TeneriH’ and Malaga Wines 8 barrels Cordial, 1 barrel Coloring 35 chests and boxes imperial, hyson,) oung hyson and hyson skin Teas 8 bags Pepper and Pimento 10 kegs ground Ginger 35 boxes Soap and Candles 50 ditto Ist quality Spar : sh Cigars 12 ditto Macabau Snuff 20 kegs hand Tobacco Alum, Copperas, roll Brimstone, smoking Pipes D • mijohns, Measures, writing and wfaping Paper Packing, sewing and seine Twine Ci >th, hair, paint, hearth, shoe and dirt Brushes 30 coils Rope of different kinds Sash and red Cords, chalk and fishing Lines Bonnet, log and hand Lines and bed Lacings An assortment white Lead, bar Lead and .Shot Knob l.ocks, long Latches with nobs *1 tj S bitted, plate and stock l.ocks S Trunk, ciiest, cupboard and pad l.ocks 2 IS. H. and box Hinges, common and table | Iron and brass, Norfolk and bright Latches, Bolts . 2 Iron, brass and plated Candlesticks f s Britannia and tin Tea-Pots Screws, Tacks, Clouts, cut Brads Screw-Augers, silver and plated Castors 5? 0 Tea-Trays, porter Glasses, Snuff-boxes 2 Brass Nails, Fish-hooks, Combs J “a An assortment of Saws, Plain-Irons, Cliisscls Gouges, Files and Rasps Patent and brass Cocks Plush Bolts, Knives and Forks, pen Sc Jack-knives Shears and Scissors, a good assortment Scale-Beams, Steelyards, carpenter’s and shing ling Hatchets Axes, Weights, Sad-Irons, Coffee-Mills, Ft dug Pans, Grid-Irons, copper Tea Kettles Wafer-Irons, tea and soup “Fable-Spoons Shoe and carpenter’s Hammers, drawing Knives Ink-Stanks, a large assortment; Sand-boxes Patent and common Hoes, Spades Pegging and sewing Awls and llaf s Centre tiitts, smith’s Braces, Iron-Squares Carpenter’s Rules, inch Chains, Shoe-Fbnts Shoe Pincers and Nippers, carpenter’s Pinchers Shoe Knives, Rules, Joint Compasses Sprite and point Gimblets, Tap-Boxes Snuffers and Trays, Jews-harps, Sleeve-Links Trunk -Handles, Razors and Cast s, Straps Si ovels and Tongs, Trowels, Tobacctj Boxes Ink-Pow( ter, Lead-Pencils, Thimbles Cos: k-Scrqws, Turn Screws French Pullies, Cupboard Turns, hand Vices B Bow s, wrought and cut Nails, with many other articles too tedious to enumerate. The above Goods have been selected wit h care and arc generally of the Ist quality—they will be sold at wholesale cr retail, and these wanting to purchase, are invited to call and view them to satisfy themselves. Wanted t p-land Cotton, Cedar-Timber, Bee’s Wax', Hides arid deer Skins, for which cash will be paid ami the highest jprices gives. nov 16 4 —— jQP* ~w~ \ Cheap Cash Store. W’ F. WING Have sloop Bright A'err- York, C - ID F. , APPLES, in bap^S*^. IRISH POTATOES, bytlSlmshel, and 1000 BACON. ■ N|| rnj^TT>—— e !■ .WILY G. DELL HAS just received an assortment of PAINTS, BRUSHES, OIL, COPAL ami JAPAN VARNISH, Tl RPENTINE, PU TTY, Bby 10,9 by 11 and 10 by 12 M IN DOM -GLASS, winch he offers for sale on moder ate terms. nov 16 1 Books and Stationary. A General assortment of BOOKS and STATIONARY; -also received by the Five Sisters,-from Boston, v ia Savannah, seven cases of FURNITURE, consisting of Secretaries, Bureaus, Jkc. For sale by DANIEL JACKSON, nov 9 3 DARIEN GAZETTE. .Yew Fancy , /* j LIQUOR and GROCERY^ORE. SASP OR TAS 14 F.GS leave lusfrhxfus imdthe public, that the has just with a complete | assortment of DRY GOWE INRS, LIQL ORS, GRO CERIES, &c.— wml country merchants can be supplied oiyme most terms. ffJ'l ne Jmirn:iTSjm Savannah Gazette are requestesrto insert the above ®Wrtj#ement three times their accounts to fur pay meiQ^y HALL, COOKE & CO. Have just received, by t e stoop Linnet, sch'r Fatty Sal ly, and brig Folatider, from .V. w-Yurie, the folio-wing at ides, ■ ‘•■ich they ojj'er for sale on moderate terms: — ©£©©4) Bricks lo iiogsheads 4tli proof Jamaica Rum 2'J hog-siu aus M ost-India do. 160 barrels’ J Nevv-England do. 50 hogsheads W hiskey 50 hogsheads / , , „ , 0,. 6 > Apple Brandy oO carrels 5 11 J 10 pipes pure Holland Gin 100 barrels rye do. 14 pipes Cogn *: Brandy 2o liugsheads Jamaica Sugar 30 barrels loaf mi gar 100 hags Java Coffee 100 boxes Soap 50 ditto Candles 50 barrels s iperfine 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 manuti'.ctureß Tobacco 6 chests hyson Tea 20 kegs 4,6, 8, 10 and 22d Nails 12 barrels Hardware, assorted 7 cases, cont’g 36 sets of French China A large assortment of Homespuns 2000 pair Negro -hoes 40 trunks gentlemen’s and ladies’ Shoes anti Boots, assorted 1 case of Angola Shawls 2 do. embroidered Muslins 2 do. containing gentlemen’s andladies’ black and white silk Stockings and Gloves 4 do. Canton Crapes and Silks, of vari ous colors And per brig New- Orleans Packet, from Liverpool: 19 casts containing printed CaHcoes, Linens, Diapers, Checks, &e. 4 do. of gentlemen’s anti boy’s fine Hats 4 casks containing luO dozen negro i lab; 2 bales of Woollens 1 case coarse Threads 2 do. Cambric Muslins, and 50 boxes 8 by 10, 10 by 12, and 12 by 14 W indow Glass cct. 26 1 JAMES H. GIEKIE Has just received, per schooner .Magnet, from Ne-w-York, and off ers for side on moderate terms, T\pES Holland Gin Barrels country ditto Ditto Apple Brandy Quarter casks TeneriffWine Chests hyson anti hyson skin Tea Caimisters imperial ditto ditto Bags and tierces Coffee Ditto Pimento and black Pepper Boxes Chocolate Kegs Gunpowder Ditto sweet scented Tobacco Casks Gosuen Cheese W hole anti half barrels Bhud Ditto ditto Mackerel Ramis Menhadden lush Barrels and kits Salmon, spiced Barrels loaf and lump Sugar C ases shaving Apparatus Cases surgeon’s Instruments Plated Spurs, and Leathers Suwarrow ditto, ditto Hair and cloth Brushes Table Mats, in sets Hair Sieves Window Glass, 8 by 10, and 10 by 12 Linseed Paints, Ike. kc. nov 2 2 NEW CHEAP STORE. THE subscribers having commenced business in this place, tender their services to their friends and the public—they have received, by late arrivals, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF <&d<dids 9 A.vtoxo WHICH AIIF. Cloths S Men’s and boy’s beaver Cassimeres / fit and coarse Hats Shirtings x.adies’ Bonnets Linens S / Stationary j Hosiery m Sugar Hardware Coffee Calicoes “lea Checks g W ine J Handkerchiefs / s Jamaica Sum Muslins S W. I. anl N. E: Rum Cambrics 2 Pork Blue and white Plains g 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. IIART Sc CO. nv coNßic.wrrxT, A few elegant KALEIDESCOPES oct 26 1 DARIEN, (GA.) MO. YD AY, NOVEMBER 23, 1818. Fire-Insurance. r of Darien are informed that they .1 mavnNie tret their Buildings uvd Loods irtgured at the of the Loj*m\ Phoenix company. Applications, v\ lurnSt; dii>Hl*or through their corres pondents, will attention. . agents. Sux'iiiviahfdvuvemher 7 —u —3 JOJLV B. MILLS nAS just received and opened (in the northern . tenement of Mr. Carnochan's western blue store) a hands le assortment of Dlt\ HOODS, HAItDW ARE and (jROCEItIES, which he offers lor sale at as low terms as can lie procured in Savannah. oct. 36 1 Just received From JAverj'ool , by the ship l itlcun, vin St. vniG’ ih, and jar sule, at a small advance, by the subscriber, & (J bales white Plums 1 bale superfine west of England Broadcloths (va rious colors) • 1 bale of Welch and Yorkshire Flannels 1 bale Linscys JAMES H. HIEKIE. nov 2 2 Bee’s Wax. Vli/'ANTED a few tons Bee’s Wax, for which a liber v v al price will be given. Apply to JAMES H. GIEKIE. nov 2 2 For sale SEVEN well situated 1-OTS on Baisden’s Bluff, near die MTntosh county Academy. For particulars ap ply to ‘CRAY & LAYMAN. nov 9 3 The subscriber's H AYING connected themselves in the town of Dari en, with a view to transact FACTOJtAGb'. and ‘OMU.IfSSKhV BUS LV ESS, tender thou 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 Air. Bar rington King, under the firm of 15. km L ih>. JOHN MbNISII. - B. KING. hogsheads of Georgia SUGAR, well cured, on j consignment, and for sale by B. KING & UO. oct. 26 1 BIUC AS. rgiiiF. subscribers w ill contract to deliver any quantity ’ JL at this place, and if taken from the;ard where they are made, ueduction of five dollars per thousana from the price here. GltAl & uAVMAN. nov 9 3 4 WiiijFis/iels of Shfßr~moftted. f pN.t’ZsnOTwqber will contract, to a. his i landing for tour thousand bnsn^fr'4ijfyrgfor Shells. Lumber Factorage AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. f subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and 3 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, &c. THOMAS JONES. Savannah, October 26 1 Ajftifr. hav<‘ ffijJPi the fire proof iu. #xv I Exchange, and now te.ider their friends and the public in the Business in gen eral/ One Hundred Hollars’ Reward. STOLEN from the subscriber on the night of the 17th instant, between the. hours of 6 and 9 the fol-1 lowing GOODS:— 1 gold lupine Watch, No. 7068, without cap, the spring on the back being weak it would not remain shut. 4 gold Watches, one having gold hands; one with gold dial. 4 lady’s Watches, two of which arc plain edges, gold dials, one enameled red on front, w ithout hands. 1 silver patent lever W atch, Robert Boskell, Liverpool No. 23327. 2 silver capt Watches, w ith jewels. 1 silver capt \\ atcli hand dial, second and stop, No. 3712 or 3709. 1 silver capt hunting Watch* 3302. And about 12 others plain, some stop and seconds. .5 French crisical Watches, very plain 8 jew eller’s gold Chains. About 20 Seals, 5 of which were fine gold. 12 Keys, mostly jeweller’s gold. 1 Compassf'some Ear-rings, and Breast-pins, w?lh one note of §SO, on the Planter’s bank, almost new. The subscriber earnestly requests all dealers in jew elry, as well as every honest citizen, to use their en deavors to apprehend the thief or thieves and goods.— The above reward w ill be paid for the detection of both or in proportion for any part of the goods which may be restored. D. B. NICHOLS. N. B. One movement of an English Watch without case. Savannah, October 20—n—1 Fifty Dollars’ Reward. I") ANA WAY on the 10th instant, from the office of % the Darim Gazette, a Negro boy named SMART, about 12 years old, four feet six inches high, stoutly built, the countenance pleasing though full and flat nosed. He Carried with him two round jackets; one of dark woollen, and the other of blue homespun; two checked shirts; osnaburgs trowsers and a pair of negro shoes. He is supposed to have obtained a passage on board some vessel bound to New-York, or in one going to Savannah, where his parents reside. The above re ward will be given for proof to conviction of such per son as may have inveigled h : m away, or harbored r< n v,v harbors or may harbor him, and ten ii! reasonable expenses for bis delivery to . el in tin f * !■ ■ ■ !^®tfßßß MMNI A RL MM EAGLE HOTEL. MBSK Bq JOHN HUNTER (IONTINTF.S io rusi !c in tli.s spumous building tHH ) ;'urn:sli gentlemen with accommodations as goodjH - Darien affords. SepuraU’ rooms, if requested, can ijH. hail, and ever; possible attention paid to the convenßß ence ami comfort'of his customers, ills bar is with the choicest liquors, and his stables kept in the best® order in n careful groom, with provender in oct, 26 1 Sign Painting, <Hiding dhtWm (Hazing. s’ justatWrf from Ne\v-V*|| intend cam ug mall its hranchcrjH and solicit the patronage u> rayjublic in general. T f/r B. All ordejrfhtheabo e be than/ v rwwred ;nul>ffcJv attended “ Stra ijpil or stolen, <BB v the nigpt of the Jtih instant, (.mrigbt’s Jrf, a bright B ■ J-'i MV 1 > ;isj)*f<on her nose, about ‘B ■ rfsh.V-- . 3 hands \ ears old; no brum.sflß collected; fore sin and.^ ileliiering ner to flfl| George Strce* iiOJmt'n, or to tuKmbscviber ar fern, on shall be liberailv bewardd i. j| THOMAS IK-j^IIES^J Ran away, bHB 4 HOCT three eeks ago, m gro men, well dl m this place I. Mari’s, In, names ol V'flH am CHANCE, Cornu rl; ‘iie proper';, of John ft 3HH| Y ivnamot ten dollars ( neb, will be delivering 1 hem to Scott Cra; in Dai.en. A. if. POY\ nov 9 3 Fire- Wood wanted ‘l ON THE WESTERN VVA CERS. J THE steam-boat company are desirou ■ t for a regular supply of WOOD, to !>< ordered for tbc use of the steam-boats the Ensuing sc asv n, at com e tii’ nf landing places on the Oconee and A. ’ nab* rivers. ‘I lie Wood must be of pitch pine, cut f> ‘m the bodies of large trees, of high land growth, an- well seasoned. Light-wood would be preferred. P- -sons willing to contract for the delivery, at one or more landings, will send their proposals, specif; ing the rate per cord’ and the name of the landing, its estimated distance from \ Dari, n, M iledgeville, or some public place. The r J posals to be addressed either to Joseph Hi tch treasurer, at Augusta, or KicriAno AVaink, Sa\aim, SAMUEL HOWAHI oct. 26 1 Sheriff’s sales. flfl On the first Tuesday in Deeemb * li //.’ ."• /,/ (,/ c,, K nils //■ ,n,l fi"in .v ~J lu ami 3 (Scinch, tl.c f\ f HH Or. Cow and Calf, as she runs on the . Hu ■n; l-a; U..r-, and on, old .Sulkv, iHH b; dm Ha'iulmn in li s schedule of insob. i !'>” w-l;. in- in i. and t, .■ C..,.. ■ms ago said Ii aim it - ,o. |B|HB| \!-| . 1-ail V gro ,1, I; 1 ! aim It si. ,1, j v |"\ Id. i; . • , ~a„ of ‘.dm Jackson, \s. John Wallace, udm.iiist Derengcs. JAMES PELOT, and. s. m. , nov 2 2 Georgia—Jblntosji county. mM ]* v JOHN 15A• 1.l lE, Herk ; the emir: of oriffllj m and for said county and state. fIHH Whereas, Isaac C. Jeanerett, of said countv, appßß| for leHors of adniinistration on lie estate of Joe) i.ii oil, las e </f said <amn!;, dee, is, n, as giaalcs: eiflH ‘lt. .care, fore, to cite and admonish, • c. ‘ iar, the Id i>< I red and . r< ditors oftbe said deeewßH| tofile 1 heir object ions, (if any the; have) in mv on or before the first Honda; in 1 jecemlw-r next, wise, letters of administration will be granted. jflH| Liven under my hand anrl scad of oflice, O, toiler. ISIS. JOHN JJAILLIE, e. e. 26 * 1 ( ’ corgi a —. !/■ / n tosh con n ty. 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