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•t -lofctiom <5'c.; ami, on tho dearinzuf vjt.«el, the persons clearing her must Mi be oath that they nave not exported. an<J Hut they will not export, furtmlilrn coin, or uncoined gold or silver. ’Ille proof against infractors of the law,'may In- had before th» departure of the teasel during bier absence, nr after her return The only objection to such • Uw, (bat it will be evaded. Admit it, still it will not be evaded to tbat decree ss not pe highly beneficial. Similar law* have existed, and now do exist, in all Rympean sovereignties, with the exception of France and surety'would long since have been abolished if they were not ptoved to be practically advantageous.' That infrac tions of all lawg, even the wisest and most useful, do occur, is admitted, for punish meats' are inflicted on the infractora ol them; bat can the possibility of the Uw be ln£inlrtngsd, be d good reason against it? - The advantage* of such s law, on the contrary, are numerous and striking.. While it leaves the merchant full scope trade in foreign coins, it secures the basis of the circulation, which can only be attg- nenlrdf it precludes the possibility ol a su perabundance of papes currency, for thr bank* must liquidate their balances ii American coin, or gold aud silver uncoiu aN: it gives solidity, end a permanent val ■c to money, and that superfluity and that want of it, which we have ho frequently ex perienced, will not return. If then, on investigation, the law has scarcely any objection against it, and many advantages to recommend it. will it not strike the representatives of the pe. pie as advantageous, necessary, and advis able; and will they not deem it a measure reauiried for the welfare of the nation? It is unquestionably a national measure recommended by experience and reasoning and fondly called for, to the advancement of our national prosperity. VORKEXCHANGE DANK. On Saturday a merchant in this city shewed Us a counterfeit five dollar bill ol Barker’s exchange bank of New-York.—1 is much better executed than counterfeit* usually are, and at first sight was thought to im superior ih appearance to the genu* ine bills. The principal error is in the ' device, which, on examination, is found not to be well executed; and the words •‘New-York,*’are not so well done a* the original. The paper is good, and has the reaailk mark of the true bill.—Albany Gazette, 23d ult. TOIFN OF COUIITLA.VI). ; The Iota in this town, which is situated in Lawrence cty. A. T were sold on the premises, on the 29th olt. About 113 lots were eolil for nearly gSO'OOO—Notwith standing that reports were in circulation to its prejudice; such as tho want of water etc. We understand that a considerable number of lots vfi-e purchased by those who were not interested in the laying out of the town, and that preparation* are ma king to build aeveral houses there as soon as workmen can be procured.—Nashville Whig, Utk.ult. While the new towns in Alabama, are the theme of conversation, as well as the ooject of speculation, we are pleased to no tice the great increase of our town, which certainty possesses as many advantages as any inland town In the western coun try; and so long as tobacco continues to be the staple Of oar market, for the culture ol which our soil is peculiarly adapted, Nash ville must continue to increase in commer cial importance. The crop of tobacco in this state, this season, is said to surpass the most sanguine expectations of our formers, atul now coin; mands aix dollars, cash, per hundred, in tliis place.—ib. The branches of the United States’bank located in Kentucky, have refused to pay the tax imposed on them by the legislature of that state; they are now liable to pay a <ax of ten thousand each, ter the recovery df which suits will no doubt be commenc ed.—ib. Second Warning!—We are informed, that aeveral gentleman, at the Theatre, were robbed ol their pocket books, last evening. IVe think it now high time to be watchful and careful! SHIP NEWS. PORT Of SATAAr.VAB. m. nuni, Schr. Humbird, Collins, Baltimore. » Helena, Dennison, Newborn, [u c ] For Liverpool The fane ship HIT IT, Nathaniel Fol- son, master, having part of her cargo eni will meet with immcfiah - •pplj. to dec 8—.243 Ti :e dispatch. For fis igh JOHN HOGUE It CO. Banter', wharf. For sale On heard the ship Jane, captain Drummond, 1&U00 Brick*, superior quality 15.000 stone Jugs, assorted A quantity of soft building Stone dee 8 a* 3*2 King Richard I!Id, a num. FORTUNE’S FROLIC, a ranch, s For sale corner Bryan street, and Johnson’s square- Dec. 8— a—343 A flock of Sheep. About 60 or 70 sheep have been in the sub' ecliber’s cnuhwure for several days. Tbe owner is requested to take them away and pay expeacca, otherwise they win be sold ta pay damages. George D. H eialer. dec 8— trs’ reward. Lost, on Wednesday, November 18, a lup *i*e single case silver watch, stamped Ldndon on the dial and i- ride, marked alow aud but each aide of the regulator, carved round the edge of the esse, ribbon and two gold seals and key, one montained’a compass, the others yellow stone k-y. flat oval, Very deep blue. Any person who brings She same to Peter Hynes, or T Gribbin, on lb. Bay, will receive this reward from James H. Hoffman. THEATRE. This Evening, December 8, 1818, Win b: performed Stuke.peare’s HISTORI CAL PLAY of * KING RICHARD IU. Richard. Duke of Glo’ster • lUr. Finn. Kang Henry VI .... Mr. Clarke. Kdwatd. P men of Wales, - Miss Clarke. Burl or Richmond ... Mr. Toung. Cstelhy Mr. Nichols. lieutenant of the Tower . Mr. Fennel. Duke of Norfolk ... Mr. Horton. Duke of Buckingham - • Mr. Drummond. Duke of York .... Master Liarke. Cord Stanley * - - . . Mr Faulkner. Tressel .... ... Mr. Usltou. Lord Mayor ..... Mr. Quin. Rot Chile ...... . Mr. isyatt. Elizabeth, (relict ef Ed- > • ward IVJ J ■Lady Ann, (relict of Ed-s ward, pnuce of Wales) $ Duchess of York .... Mis. Barrett. To which will be added, the FAROE of FORTUNE’S FROLIC. Mrs. Youog. Mrs. Waring. Mr. Snacks - - Hattie .... Mr. Frank - - - Kbbin Rough head Clown .... Margery - - - Mu* Nancy - Dolly Mr. Faulkner. Mr. Fennel. Mr. Clarke. Mr. Brown. Mr. Quin. • Mrs. Drummond • - Mrs. Clarke. - Mrs Waring. ijy Admission to the Boxes and Pit, oas doe- g*»—to the Gallery, nm casts. ',* The Doors to be opened at half past 5, and the performance to commence at half patt 0 o’clock precisely. Tickets and place* fur the Boxes, to be bad at the Box Office at the I'beatre on days of perform ance from 1U till 2 o’clock, and from 3 nil 6; and on non-play days from 1U ult U o’clock. Smoking in the Theatre cannot be alldwed. Tickets ran be admitted on those nights only for which they are expressly sold—CHECKS not transferable. Savannah, December 8 -242 Cotillion Society. The members of the Cotillio.i Society are re quired to attend a meeting at the Exchange To Morrow afternoon, at 4 o’clock. . J. Latlirop, sec'ry. dec 8—c- 242 Masonic, Notice. 1 The hrethren of Union Lpilge No. 10 are here by particulirly and specially summoned to meet at their Lndge Room on Saturday evening next, the 12th instant, at 6 o’clock, for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing Masonic year ant] for other business preparatory to the festival of St. John. By order of Thomas U. P Chari ton, worshipful master. -Joseph S. Pilot, dec 8 -342 setlry pro tem. Christ Church. Purchasers of PEWS in Cnrisi Church, are re a liened to call at the subscriber’s office and set- e for the same. He vrillatendat his office between the hour* of 12 & 2 o'clock r. *. of each *«y, during this week, to receive the payment. Tne Pews which are not paid for by Monday next, will be re-sold at the risque of the former pur chaser, on that day between the hours of 11 and I1‘ m at the Church—the re-aale will be announ ced bv the ring.ng of the Uell. Richard \V. Uabersham.fraisutvT. °. 3. A few Pews remain unsold, both on the lower floor and in the Gallery—these may be bad at private sale, by application to the Treasurer.— dec 8 -a—?4? Bank State of Georgia. Sdrarriao. 4/A De 'ember 1818. The Directors of the bank ot the stale of i-eor gia * ill, on Friday the 1st of January next, at 1 ■ ■■’clock, a. tt. at the banking house in Savannah, appoint seven directors to pre.-ide over the offi.v of Discount and Deposit established at the to* n of Ratonton, ih the county of Putnam; and als the same number for the office established at Greenesborough, in the county of Greene, wli shall continue in uffice until the 3d Monday i- May, when and at which time in every succeed ing year the said appdin-.mems will take place. The board of Directors will at’lie same turn and place, appoint a Cashier for each of Hie ofli ces aforesaid, with a salary of twelve hondr.-.l and fifty dollars per annum, who will be required ta give h ind with two or more good and sufficient securities for the faithful discharge of the duties required ofthem, in the sum of thirty thousand dollars.—Candidates for the appoint ment of cashier, srill address their applications and state the names of their securities' to the undersigned, on or before the date above men tioned. By o} der of the beard Anthony Porter, cashier. The editors or the Augusta Chronicle, Washington News, and Georgia Journal, will please publish the above until 1st January, dec b 242 Bills of Exchange On London, and on Liverpool. Gh _ Greenock, payable in London, for sale by James Carruthers, nor 16*— 333 Smith's mhatf Bills on New-fork, At sixty days’ sight, for saleby W. P. BEERS A CO. pot 38 - - 2-4 Newark Cider, Onions, f£c. Laad.ng from on board the brig Levant, dp tain Wood; and in store, visr 14 bis best Newark Cider ID do second quality do 3800 bunches Onions 50 hi* superfine and fine Floor,for family use Goshen and Boston Butter JO ct-kj Cheese 5 hhds 4th proof Jamaica Rum 1 d-> 5 b do Spirits, for apothecaries use 10 qr casks Malaga Wine 3 half qr do do 7 bl* fir,* quality Cherry Rum Together with a general assortment of Groceries, suitable for private fluniliet, boarding houses, Ac. For for by J MUIR dec 4—tv -\:>9 _ Rulloth’s ra-tgc Coals, PorUu, Paint and Crockery. A te « tana cann. I C»ai 30 ca-aa blown atom Porter Ruga whue unit Mark tVmt Crate* of Crockeiv, a-eti ;-sorted Just arrived from I- ijpool, i .'.he ship Georgia, are uttered t-.r »!e verj Io*, if applied for immediately, An 'irt-tv Low & Co. > nov 14 i , fZ ’ '- For sale By the subscribers, »> „ccswtnedadng terms, 525 kegs Gunpowder, ‘‘Nitre Hall” 6M) bushels Corn 131 crates Crockery, assorted' particularly for this market , 20 hogshead* Whiskey 30 barreis cic 180 barrels N K hum 5 pipes genuine tiegnac Brandy 59 boxes m-ml‘ Candles 16 tons aqua, c harfron 60 well fini .bed F.nglisli Muskets; 20 tons Share Mould* An invoice of cotton Thread and floss Cot- t,.n An ins oice of best English Mustard An invoice of Shovels and Spades An invoice of hoop Irons An invoice of fine and wool Hats Nicholas Sf Neff*. nov . 6 223 Fresh Boots and Shoes. just asceivsa, at the bhih aunaa, THREE uCNDiiED AND SEVENTY fjiCk'.ir.Es BOOTS and SHOES, Selected particularly for the Up-Country market. \ SAMUEL EVANS. red store, down the Bluff, euei oj the Ei chunge oct 13 156 Cloths, Cassimeres and silk Velvets } Received by the niiip Cora, from Lorilian, of a superior quality, for sale by Klias Wallen nov 23—229 James Carruthers ms iMroaTsn. av the snip thobu, 200 piece* 'J-.lton Bagging Ladie-’ and gentl-n.en’g elegant gold Watch es (Lmidon made) Porter and Ale, and \ ' - 1 bale iaiib’s wool Stockings and Shirts " * tnd, by the thip Cera from l.ondun. Best superfine Cloths, Caosuneref, Waistcoat- .ing and Hats Boots and Shoes, Porter, in hhds; Gloves Elegant work Tables, tea Caddies, &c Mustard, crown Blue Soup and ready dra-sed Beef, put up in tin cases which will be sold on reasonable terms • i ceived. on co signment, by the Thorn bales Yoikshire superfine Cloths; which will be sold low to close sales n jv 10 219 John C. Holcombe Baring taken tbe ware huu.-r lately occupied by Flewellin A Dickinson, offers his services In the PUCTORAGE U COMMiSSlOJC J.IA'E. His store bouses are now undergoing a thorough repair for the reception of produce, merchandize, be.—and strict attention will be paid to all bust net* committed to his care. Angnetn, fOo J*"‘o 1, 18:8. f 156 Short Notice. The subscribers, having tmplot ed a Urge num ber of the first rate workmen, have the ptaaute ofannoucing to their friends and the gentlemen of Savannah and its vicinity, in general, that they now have it in their power to naU a SUIT com plete,. in tbe abort space of eicbt hours, and in thr most aunerior manner and latest fashion; for which purpose they keep a constant supple of the first quality Cloths, Cassimeres. be. CANNON b FOWLER, nov 14 c*|. 232 Notice. The stores in which tne undersigned used to transact their Fact*rage and Commission Business having been destroyed ty tbe fire which took place in the night of the 20th instant, they haden to inform tbeir distant friends, that, by mrans of tirtiely assistance aflo.ded them by tbe spirited ex ertions of many respectable inhabitants, they have saved their commercial books, and papers, as also a great proportion of the produce which they had on hand. They inform them also, that they have engaged storage for the produce, or other articles, that shall be hereafter consigned to them, in Mr. Bohon’a fire proof stores, and that they shall, until further notice, transact their commer cial business in the counting room of Messrs. K. Richardson b Co. ■ -» "Williamson & Dc Villen, nov 23 tr 9 gJ* The Provision Star<?, North'of the Msrket -quare, is nuw open, and the subscriber ready to furnish those who please to favor him witheuftom with a variety of cboioe articles in the above iii.e. David Votee. nov 4 ♦* 214 The subscriber Having leased, the whar. and dock, next but one below that occupied by Messrs Blown. HEEifx b Co announces to his friends and the public, that be will, on the first of November next, commence tbe LUMBER FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS oh said wharf. George W. Collins. sept 10 182 JIUpXION. To-Morrow, 9th instant, mu be told bfure my More, 4 hhds Jamaica Rum 5 do W. 1 do 10 pipes Brandy and Gin - 4 chest* hyson Tea 50 boxes Canddlca * 100 da Soap 10 kegd manufactured Tobacco 41 bl* menhaden Fi-h *0 kega Butter aud lard 15 ca*ka Condon Poitrr So boxes -tnoaked tiering* SO bis Irish Potatoes 100 reams wrapping Paper 10 crates stone Jugs .30 pa white Plain* - 30 dd London duffil Blanket* Broadcloths, Caasitmre Irish Lines, Calhcoes, cotton Shirtings Checks, Mailravs Haukerckitfs, Fen- kuiicsbc. , also 3 cases ready made Clothing Sale to commence ut 11 o'd-.tb dec 8 A. Howe, aucTr. To-morrow, 9th inst. ITill he told An Howard s wharf, thousand bushels Liverpool ground SALT a made known at tine ofsale- Sole t* commence at 11 e'efock. M. Herbert, auct'r. dee 8—340 Four Terms On Thursday, 10th inst Ifill he told on bcarJ the. brig Chatham lying a* Sica*. B a! wharf 50 C haldron Liverpool Coal. In lot* to tui, puicha er*-- Terms Cash. Sale to re- menre ot 11 o'crock ■ „ Williford & liaker, auct'rs. dec 8- 242 Overseers. Two well recommended, will meet with em ployment on healthy situations, near Sunbory Men with small families preferred; if they Have negroes t': .ey will be taken on shares, to work on rime lands. Apply to Paul H. Wilkins, dec 5 t; 240 Sun bury. Jacob Fuerth, SURGEON DENTIaT, Ltacly from Hamburg, Offers his service* to the public in the Various branches of his profession. He will be found at the hou*e of Dr L. H. Fuerth. south ot the rev. Dr K dlock. oct 6—ah—f—193 Planters’ Bank. THIRIEKNTH DIVIDEND. 1 A dividend of tix per cent for the last six months, ha* been declared this day, and will be paid to stockholders on or after Thursday next. J. Marshall, cashier. dec 7— ft— 241 Planter’s Bank. The directors having resolved on calling in the whole amount due on the capital stock. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ou all shares, in w hich sixty dollars have been paid in, twenty dollars are requited to be paid, on or before Tuesday, the 15th ot December next, and the emaining twenty dollars, on or before Friday, 12th February, 1819 Hoi- den of shares, on which more than sixty dollar* have been paid, are called upon to pay one half of the amount due on their stock, on or before each of the above mentioned days. Payments are to be made in specie, or in notes of the banks of this state. J. MARSHAL, caehirr. Savannah, May 13th, 1818.—rf—lcow—112 The AugustaHerald and Chronicle,and the Mil- tedgerille Journal, will publish the above once every two weeks until the 12th February,1819. Notice. The Pews in the Prcbyttrisn Church will be rented on Thursday next. ’ for six months. The prerent holders are entitled to them, on appear ing at the Church, at 11 o’clock, oo tliat day, and having their names entered. These wbo have purchased news in tbe new Church, and are not proprietors of pewra in the old, are invited to at* tend at same hour, when matters of consequence will be laid before them for their derision. Oliver Sturges, dec 7 341 chairman board trustees. To the Electors of Chatham county. am a candidate for receiver of tax returns at the ensuicg election,and will be thankful to you, for our suffrages on the occasion. J. White. dee 7—243 Bills on London For isle by DUHASfEL & ACZE. 7 by 9 Window Glass and Sashes. 3-. -j. re* 7 by 9 Window Glare 84 7 by 9 Window hashes, 12 panes each F .rsale, on reasonable terms, by David Hill # Co. dec 7 ■ -241 MKinne's wharf. At private sale. A tide swamp Plantation on the Great Ogecbee river, and known by the name of Mount Prosper, the property of Messrs. William and Ralph Elli- ott. This tract is situated two miles below Hill’s bridge, at a good pitch of tide, and is bitter- miles distant from Savannah, by land. It contains one thousand acres, of which more than six hnndred are river swamp, the remainder high land, part of it well calculated for the culture bTcotton—ol (lie rice land (wo hundred and seventy a&res are under dam, and ready for cultivation; and one liu.idred acres more, being clear of trees, and part- dammed in, could easily be prepared for tbe coming year. * The settlement is on a high knoll, and has commodations for an oversver and a hundred negroes. There is also on the premisei, a Tide Mill of a plain contraction, which performs well, and after beating the crop is profitably employed on toll. Tbe proprietors will dispose of this plantation on very reasonable terms, and will divide the tract (if required) 0 suit purchasers. Conditions made known on application to R. & J. Habersham, Savannah, or John Fraser df Co. Charleston. nov 16 f Just received, axn FOB SALE, BX TBS SCBSCSIBESS, Claret in boxes, of a superior quality, entitled to drawback Claret in casks, Dupont and Bauduy’s Gunpowder Coffee in barrels, wax Candles, Spanish Cigars Cologne Water, wrapping Paper, French China B ushes and Brooms, N York state prison man’y, French Clotha, Florences, changeable colors 1’iain taffeta Ribbons, No II to 6, fringed sattin do Figured Velvet, and A small invoice of JEWELLERY, consisting of Warranted patent gold Watches, ladies’ Watches, Chants, Seals and Keys. ' Duriamel & Auze, nov 18——H—225 Br» trd's bitddiig William Barnes, CABINET ’.'AKER—FROM NEW-YORK, Ha* opened nis store in Barnard street, near the Bay; and has on hand a general assortment of Sideboards, pillar and claw card and breakfast Ta. blea, sets of dining and ptmbroke Tables, maho gany high post and maple filled Bedstead*, > LIKEWISE Rose-wood cane-bottom Chairs, rare-wood mat. ted do ; handsome f. ncy and Windsor Chairs, la.- dies*'and children’* Chairs, Stools, gilt pier Glass es, bedroom do. elegant toilet Glas-t *, he. £3*N B. country merchants supplied with toilet and plain Dressing Glasses, and* few low priced Pictures, framed; by the above, low for cash. nov 2 1 -212 Library. The Lib:- ry Room, wilt be open for delivering books every day from 3 to 4 o’clock r u. Oemler, sec'ry. La*J,far sale. A Tract of Lana «a’ \ning one hundred acre*, more or less bar ^ca east by lands of the estate of Jooiab Fox- : (Vest by the estate of Benjamin Fox, north by land of D. F. Borquin. and south by vacant land, eleven miles from Savannah. For further particulars inquire of tbe printer, dec 7 1 341 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, November 4, 1818, a negro man who says his name is Tow, and that he belongs to Nathaniel Hayward, of Combee* South-Carolina. He t* ah'. , twenty-two year* of age and fire feet five inches high—be bass scar under his left eye, and has an impediment in his speech. H. M’Lail, g. c. c. nov 6———316 - For sale. The snbfcrber olli-rs for sale a well settled PLANTATION, in BdUoch country, on which he now lives, and known by the name of “the gab- bexs,” containing 950 acres, more or less, on which is a good two-story Dwelling House, welt finished, a kitchen, gin house m new milt house, with two ox mill*; with ^all other out buildings, that are usual on plantations. There are about 40T acres of said land under good fencing, the greater part of said 400 acres are cleared. On Uie premises is a deer park, containing about 100 acres, in which are 16 head of tame deer. Said plantation lies about 47 milea above Savannah, on Ogechee river. For particulars, apply to the subscriber, on said place. Jonathan Robinson. dec 5 1 1-24° ~ ~ For sale ATRACT OF LAND. On General’s bland, in tbe Alatamaha, nearly opposite the city ot Darien, containing 307 acres, on which is an eligible Mill beat. Afro, one other tract, on the lower end of said Island, containing 443} acres. The soil of this. Island is too well known to require any discription. With the above tracts will likewise be sold, 300 acres of Pine Land, well covered with timber, in the rear of the city of Darien. Should the Island tracts be solid separately, the proprietor will have no ob jection to dividing the pine land between them. Savannah city property wd! be taken in exchange for tlfp above land. For sight of tbe plots, and terms, enquire uf * A- S. Bulloch. nov 19—f——226 100 dollars? reward Absconded iron; the subscriber about the first October. 181% a negro fellow named MARCH, about 42 y ear* »f age, 5 fret high, bow legged, and parrot toed He is generally km wn in Liberty and M-Intosh counties, in the firmer of whicb.he h*i a wife. Thv above reward will be paid on bis de. Rrery lo (be gaoler in Liberty, or Chatham coun ty, or the subscriber, residing in Liberty county, and all reasonable expenses paid. All persons are canti«ned against barboring Or emptying him, ax they will be dealt with as the law directs. Thomas M. Stone, dec 5 *+•——240 1 bale do do Sennets 8 bales Chambray*, dark Ho|lands,-furniture and H twist Checks care linen table (.’laths " 14 hhds boy’s and men’s wool Hats 6 do do plated llati, assorted color* 4 caret maid’* and children,’* wool Bonnets, as sorted shape* and color* 4 do Fowbng-Pieces, single and double barrel 5 do Henry 1 * calcined Magnesia Terms of sale, vix- -sum. v* iSi>0 and under, email; do over 5C0, *' d not excciciii g g!00l., 60 lays; do ovei 10,TO, and not exceeding P29-,t* 90 days; do over 20-,'t). and rot exceeding g.O.'Ov. 4 m< mbs; do nvi-r 300* . and net exeeedii g £4UA>, 5 murlhs; and all sums over frri tT, 6 months; in’ ij proved endorsed paper- -payment* lo he made bet ore t!. % irery of the g-.ods. hale cemneiir* aril o’clock Purchaser* to p.y fer packages at sterling cost. (£f The good* and pitt rita may be seen at. any tune on apt.licttion to M. Herbert, stuct'r. nov 30 C35 Brought to Goal, In Savannah, SeptJlO, 1018; a negro man who says bis name is Bxs, and that be belongs to Ab ner Jourden, in tbe northwestern part of Georgia. He i* about thirty years of age and five feet inches high. He fra* a mating countenance and tells an equivocal tale; the truth of which is doubt, ed. ILM’CALL.ccc oct 28- SOS Notice. Three months after date hereof application wftl be mrmtr for the renewal of tbe following Bank Notes. The halves to which the cashier’s name is sub. acribed having been stolen from tbe subscriber on the night of the 7th of August last.. Two notes ofTOO dollars each. No 32, on the Planters’ Bank, John Bolton, president One note of 100 dollars, No 153, tbe time One note of 100 dollars, No 339, of the same lank, James Johnston, president One note of 100 dollars, on the Bank of the loch, president F Barnett* H. Brown, Barnwell Court-Bouse, South-Carobna —212 Will be sold at Auction On Thursday, the 10th December, In front of the store immediately under the co urn tog-bouts of R. Richardson (i Cs. The entire invoice of i large and well choreii assortment of BRITISH MANUFACTURED GOODS, consisting of the following articles: 2-J bale* London duffil Blankets 5 do rose do 1 do twilled point do 15 do blue Plains 6 do mixed do 40 do white do 4 do red Plannels 2 do white do 3 do blue and black superfine west of Eng land Cloths 1 do blue and black superfine Caasinfrres 1 do stout low priced Castimeres, assorted colors 3 do stout 6-4 Cloths, assorted colon 8 do Carpeting and hearth Ruga 3 do Bombazets, all black > 4 do do assorted colors 5 do Rattinets, do , do 2 do Greal-Ccatt, extra size . 3 do cassitnere Shawls, assorted patterns 14 trunks wonted Hosiery, at sorted 15 do cotton do do 1 do Women’s white Vigonia How.. 1 do worsted and cotton pantaloon Drawers 1 do silk How and GloVes, and bobbin Lace 1 do black lace Veils and shawl* 1 chest of olive Thicksets 1 do dnband slate elastic Ribs 3 traiik* printed Quiltings . 1 ilo white and colored fancy Ribs , 1 chest fancy 7-8 Calicoes . t . 2 do do do Nankeens ■ • '-_> Sheriff’s sale. On the first Tuesday in January next, 1819. Will bo sold at the court-house in the city uf Sa vannah, between the usual boors of ten and three o’clock, All that tract of Land, containing six hundred seres, more or less, in the county of Chatham* about 13 miles from Savannah, adjoining land* of Wilson, on Ogechee neck; levied on as ‘he pro. terty of W ilium H. Spencer, deceased, to satisfy t udgmentt m favor of John Twiggs.et. ah Also all the Printing Establivliment, known by the Job Printing office; levied on under attach ment as the projwrty of Oliver Steele to satisfy base Cohen, on foreclo ^ • of mortgage. George L. Cope, g. c- o. dec 4 241 For rent, A dwelling House, near the market, in Brough ton street. Enquire of S. C. Dunning. dee 5— ea—240 Notice. The subscribers having qualified under the will of Jans Momx, late of St Mary**, decearet’. give notice to creditors to render tbeir claims a/ainut arid estate, duly authenticated, wijhin the time prescribed by law; and further request, mil per sons indebted thereto to make immediate payment. Ann Mork, j Arch. Clark, Ifjrecutors. Wat. F. Kelly, J 03* Mr. Killy is fully authorised to settle the claim* of th“ concern. •Mary's, Camden county, J\w. 17—tf—225 Notice. : AH persons indebted to the estate of the late Doctor Alexander Habersham, are required to make payment to tbe subscribes, before the first day of Janusrv next, after which time hum wiU be commenced against defaulters, without dim ' istion. - T Richard W. Habersham, nov 20—*—227 Caution/ Caution! Caution! At persons have been in the habit ot going on the south end of Omaha hunting and cutting wood, this is to inform them that positive older* have been given to prevent any individual what- ever, under any pretence, frofo going on that part of the Island owned by the undersigned without* written permission from sHor either of tbea*. T.N. Morel. John Morel.- N. G. (tettptfttd. nov 26—232