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Ml Pi V IUXKVV KENTUCKY. . . The Kentucky Reporter, ot tlus UihuU has the following remarks: from which it would op- pear, that the above bank bae Hopped ape paytnenu:—Son. HtpuMUm*. — When we ipokexo highly in favor of thii institution in our la>r, little did we ex pect, that inftod day* it woald follow tin example ol the banka of Cindnnatii—ycl such u thefact,‘to (he otter a»tot:i»h:n<-nt of every peraonin (hi* place. Nothing could exceed UteaHonishment andiud'gna tion, which the Hews of the event exuiled here. A meeting of the citizen* of the town and county waa held at the 'court boose on Saturday, and a committee ap pointed to enquire into the causes of the suspension, and report to another in<-eti> g on Saturday evening next. Until that committee, shall have reported, ami the -bank have had time to publish it*justifica tion, we shall forbear to comment—One of the editors of this paper being nominat ed on the committee appointed on Satur day, it would be premature to enter upon the subject at present. We were entirely cnrrect, as we still believe, in the statement made last week, that the bank of Kentucky is completely meet all the demands upon her; she ia rftt at present, under any necessity ol •topping specie payment*. We derive this information from sources which place its correctness above suspicion: and a deduction we made from it, was tiie only one, wniili we could make, without im peaching her character, anil libelling the directory. The branch of the Kentucky bank at this place, was not le»s astonished and mortified than the people. The whole di rectory wished to t>« on with specie pay ments, which they declared the complete ability of their bank to do; and said they would resign if not permitted. We uii- (hj^tarid the United Siutes’ Branch in this town, very readily agreed to afford every facility necessary to the resumption of specie payments; every indulgence anil accommodation asked by the Bank of Kentucky was promptly acceded to. The Farmers’ and Mechanic*’ flank, or new Independent Hank of this place, came to the resolution immediately, that they would continue to pay specie. They sav it is impossible to prevent them from do ing an. a* they have a much larger amount of specie on hand than of notes in circula tion; and as they are determined to pay to the last dollar, and cease to is-ue pa per, rather than not redeem tL Such i course is highly honorable to that hank, may the directors persevere in it, and may’ they receive the support which fair dealing and-good faith deserve. From the Philadelphia Freeman'* Journal, Sin i ntl THE MINT. It is respectfully submitted to congress, whether, instead of removing the Mint o( the United States from Philadelphia to Washington, it would not be advisable to extend the sphere of its usefulness, as it ^certainly is now inadequate to re-coin specie to the extent requisite for such large and populous country, by erectin'; branches of it in Boston, New-Yorlc, Balti more, Washington City. Charleston, Nevv- Orleans, Lexington, and Pittsburgh. Much foreign coin is making its way in to the United States, which will not pass current, and, until it is re-coined, is of no use as a circulating medium. We understand that no less a sum than 60,000 Chilian dollars, large pieces ol ■tamped silver, have recently been receiv ed in no one investiineut. Should the capacity of the Mint be in creased, very much of the precious metals which would otherwise remain in bullion, or in a state similar to bullion, would b«- rendered more active and serviceable in the shape of American coin*. Among the passengers in the ship Orion, from Liverpool,are Mr. Haywood, the cel- j ebrated tragedian, the rival of Mr Kean, ' from the theatre royal ilrury lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Kilner, I'rom the theatre royal, York. Two celebrated Indian Juggler* ara also among the passengers.—.V. I. Paily .rldvertiser. New-York Firemen Insurance COMPANY. CAPITAL iOO.OUO DO LI ,\HS—amply or cured, nmicToes. John Jacob Astor Josiali Suirgrs llcnjamin Disobey J:ibn Colvil) John G Cosier William W. Todd Henry Waring Abraham Richards '[Garret Heyer ‘,William Cahoone Samuel S. Howland Peter 1 Kevins Archibald M'Yickar Joseph Strong TxonxsjC. Rc-risa, president. John Wannas, uisitrant. William M'Ntu, lecretary. p>The aubscriber having been appointed agent of the KewYork Firemen Insurance Company .with lull power in the behalf of said company to effect insurance against tire, on goods, wares and mer chandise. houses, buildings, mills, vessels in port, and generally on ail kinds oi property in this city and vicinity, is now ready to receive applications and effect insurance against fire, iu conformity with the powers of his agency, at Savannah— where terms, which will be aa liberal as oilier of fices, may be known on personal applicant !), or by letter post paid, describing accurately the pre mises and property required to be insured. AU losses sustained by- this will be promptly and li berally adjusted and settled. - JAMES REA. oct 10——tv >95 Pilots Authorized to act for the liar and/tiver of Savannah biu^.vch riL'ITS. 8 Timmons W Koyston R Anderson £ Broughton J Smith H Baker T Bradley n. Sisson J Dun dy J Webster W White J : Dels ho J. Pilcher S Horton BG Landers ! Ijfe U4r—2fr J Cleary X U Sisson J Dennis H Craig T Not ugh W Wall A Guard cwnricaTS risers. S H Timmons J Male J Klford t. Foster S I'rigga, jr. r Wed P S Piu-.ier E Boll" So ord. r of Ik B‘ ar.1 * I L. 11 U..I JuhnfJ. Holcombe, tec' } Cm. ef Ptlttrg* *• >’■ * THE REPUBLIC JIN. THURSDAY EVENING, Dcrsaata 17, ISIS. There waa a report abroad in the commcrcia 1 world, this morning, of a short arrival from Liver- -oolat New-Yoik, which brought accounts of a very great deprea-u n in the price of cotton—thi waa Sad to hat c reached here via Cliarlealou, from New York. After tiacing the report through all its ramifies cions, wi found it to have sprung from a letter received by one of our most respectable cummer, cial houses, who liad it from a correspondent in Charleston, stating the falling of cotton in Eng. land, but yet gave it a. a mere report, not vouching for the correctness id it. We would here remark, that the gentleman in whose puueati'in the information is, puts but lit. tie,or no reliance in die tcport.—We therefore dunk no cr-dit should be attached to* H— as this may be a commercial ir.ck for speculative purpos es. LEGISLATURE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. I he bill repealing the acia prohibiting die in troduction of tLves, into the slate of South-Caro- lini, from other states, was, on the 9th inst read a third time in both houses, and passed. The Correspondent, at Columbia, of the Charle: tun C.ty Gazelle, under date of the 11th inst. says —“The house of representatives have agreed to the report of die committee on Internal improve, incut, lo raise a permanent fund ol i ne million ol dollars for internal improvement! and to appro priate two hundred and fifty thousand dollars am nualiy for that purpose. A bill has been read in this hou>e, to make the punishment fur killing a negro, Ac. death.” John Robinson, James Malone, and John Bell, the three odicrs concerned with Daniel James, and Solomon Cumbo, in a highway robbery on the Georgetown road, have been taken, aud commit ted to prison in Charleston COUNTRY PRODUCE. SAVANNAH—CASH rBIClIS THIS HAS. g cts. g els. Itrce, per 100 lbs. 6 50 Corn, per bushel, 1 06 a 1 10 Cntton,sea-island, prlb 5‘J a 55 Ditto, up-land, do. 25J a 26 Flour, per barrel 10 Tobaccu, leal, per lb. (none) At Darien, on the 14tli inst. sea-island cotton is quoted at 54 lo 56 cents. SHIP NEWS. POUT OF 2U VAJYo,YAll. Iferm. brig 1 Kolia, Paine. Providence, (R I) 6 d.tys—nn aborted cargo—to S Arnold. Man ton Be Roger*, Harris fc Waterman, A Webb, P Hill, i aHl it Sibley j, and the master. Pu^enger*— K Luther, J Luther, Webb, Grave*, aud buockley. Srhr. Hope, from North-Curolir.a—with corn— to Isaac Cohen. Sloop Liberty, Duane, Elizabcth-Citv, (N C) 7 davs—with c-»rn—to liacuu U Brucn C;«pt. D reports the loss of the sch’r Milo, Cozzens of Ply mouth, from New York bon-id to Wilmington, (n. c ) she having been wrecked on the 5tli inst. near tne six mile Hamm 'ck, ab mt 23 miles from Cape Hattene* light—vessel lost; part of lh* cargo and all on board saved. On the same date, another sloop from Near-York, bound to a port in North Carolina, loaded with oats, butter, beef, cheese, etc was tosally lost on Ocracock bar, and perisheo Thecapt was picked up* wo days alter the un fortunate affair, on a piece of the wreck, and landed on Ocracock beach Sloop Volant M'Lcan, Charleston 1 day—an assorted cargo to Isaac Cohen, Gaudry &. Dufaure K, ttJ. Habersham, A Murray, J Gmnen fit co. Puseeugers—Capt. Magart, U. S. army, fit son, .Messrs M. Morrell, It Ker, J. Ker, J. Doherty, J. P. MilLr, Russel, J. J*Herds, M. Simpson and Miss Monimia Hawkum. Sloop Niagara, Fowler, Charleston 20 hours— an assorted cargo to Macon 3i Brucn, Nicholas and Nell'and L Baldwin Passenders, Mr. Fol- ker & family and 10 others. Sloop Hour, H&rker, Elizabeth-city, x. c. 7 days—wdh corn—to ordti. Boat gen-Tal-GLncock, from Augusta—with 363 bales of cuiio.i—o Wm Gaston, and others. clear cn, . Schooner Decatur, Cushing, Darien. Port of Charleston, December 15. Arr. sfiip Lucy Ann, Arnold, New-Y' rk, 12 ds. Passengers, beuts Burnt and Kirk, of the U. S artillery, with a detachment of recruits for that corps. On the third day out, off cape UaPera*. encountered very severe weather, which contmu- d V »r 3 days from s s e. round to w—lay to dur ing the gale, and suffered much in rigging, sails, a. d d< rk load. Ilr g Arelhosa, Holmes, New-York, 5 days — i’iic night at:er leaving the Ho ik, experienced a severe gale from a w. which lasted 8 hours Hrig Coromandel. Bray, Salem, 13 days; sc hr Eiizi fit Jane. Ogden, Jacquemei, 26 days. The Prussian brig Achilla, arr there on the 9th Oct. in 5 days from Flemming** bay—had been boanleu and plundered of sails, rigging, Sic- by a priva teer, shewing no colors. Schr Margaret, Caswell, New-York, 8 days — On Friday last, off cape Lookout, saw a steam- boat, rigged as a tlue.-nusied *clir standing to southward. Schr* New-Orleans, Adams, New-York, 7 days; Fsbza & Polly, Kivher, Philadelphia, 10 ds; Milo, Alien, Bristol, (a i) 14 days. On Friday last, spoke schr Caroline Nancy. Foster, 11 day* from Savannah bound to Newbern—then at anchor under cape Ha « ns. Schrs Little John, Bigelow, Newbern. 2 days; Leo, Bates Elizabeth City, 2 days; sloop Three Brothers, Randall, Shaiot’e, (w c) l day. The schr Delight, Lark, of and from this port, wa> driven ashore on Shalatte beach, in the gale of the Jtb instant, and it was feared would not be got off Cleared. British brig Highlander, Donald, Gree nock; schrs Eudora, Vincent, Havana; Express, Aldrich, New York; sloop Volant. M Lean, Sa vannah Planters’ Bank. An election will be held at the Bank on Moo- day, 5th January neat, for thirteen Director,, on the part of the Stockholder,. The poll will be opened at nine o'clock. »ill be closed at two, will be opened again at three,and will be finally closed at five o'clock J MARSHALL eaehier. de-a.tr 150 Bills on Neve-York. For sale by Blanchard, Brother* & Co. dec 17 250 FoundfU Breastpin. The owner by proving- the nut, and paying for tlii* advertisement, can have it hr applying at this dec i7 c 250 Wanted to purchase, A latent Balance, to weigh I2UU or upwards.— Enquiie ot the printer. dec IZ c 250 * *For Liverpool The brig F s VORlTE, ’’art. master, ill meet with .li«ps'.-.h. For freight ap. !y to SCARBROUGH & M KINNE. dec : 7 250 For New-York The packet brig SPF.EDY-PEACE, Reuben Fov3;ck.mi«ter,w;Ubecisp*tcl. immediately. For freight of a lew more bales of cotton or passage, hat ing superior accommodations, appl'* »»n board, at Andcrson'a vrhaif. or to WILLIAM H. JOYNER; Who h'i* Jar ta T e, on board said brig 9 Whiskey in barrel* Pork, meM Be* f Buckwhevt in half barrels, and A few dozen Brooms dec 17——w—'250 For New-York The regular pack- i ■ cJir UXDA UNT- F.D. Tbnmaa Wood, will sail un Sunday ext. For passage only, having gi>“d aceommodati-'tw apply to the captain on iioaru at M Kinne’s wiiarf, or to Hall & Hoyt. OCT Consignees of goods are requited to re ceive them this day. dec 17 sr 2*0 For Charleston The sloop VOLAN'I, captain St l/m, ,to sad the first fair wind. For freight or 1 isssage apply to the captain, un board, o ‘ I. COHEN, dec 17 a 250 Corn. . . Superior old Corn For sale in hit i to suit purchasers, by NICHOLAS Be NEFF, dec 17- b -5 i Hunter*o vtharf. Received, Per schooner Olive-Branch, from Havana, Best Spanish Cigars ALSO Per sloop Phcc rix, from Phihile’.phla, Dupont** Powder, glazed an.I rag FF By CHARLES MAC RE I. dec 17 r 2->0 Sugar, Paints, Wines, 8£c. 38 hhd* prime Mu.-vC »t*ado bugar 5^0 keg.- L m «lon white L ad, gr»ur»d in oil Old Madeira, Claret and Champ/vne Wines, in boxes, one dozen each 50 whole boxe» superior Spanish Cigar* A large supply of Eogiish Mustard For sale by # Lethbridge Deuel, dec 17. 250 .Vo 16, ranee THEATRE. Eighth jnght •/ Mr. BU.SO.hr S engagement This J^enuig, December 17, 1818, Will be preseuted.a Comedy, in 5 acta, called the BUSY BODY. rnloC * Tutic Marplot Sir Francis Gripe 8»r Gto ^' Sir Je>it8 Charli s Wuptr W il.i-m Tn«*nus J-rnt» John M r.tiida hubtitoa IVdi Mr- llilson. Faulkner, lklwti. llrrton. Fcmell. Drummond. Quin. Seward. Hya't. SchonoUi. J»Ir*. Young. Drummond. Waling. Honou. n cent well i Kit thr - cmedy, PAKISOT*S celebrated SH.itlL DANCE. LV .11.58 CLARE. . be aoded, tlie Musical F-rce of the HE VIEW, 'l jC Wags of Wiatlsor. Cal- Violent L.^aiH 'jtuugard Deputy j.ull Jjun Lump Lv*mic> M * wolter,^ waii Hit c jutic song ! of‘‘John Hobbs, or ; a wife «o oe sold/* J Duiib* Grace Gujlove Lucy Mar ha Mr. liiLiMi. Fennell. Faulkner. Clari. Hyatt. Mrs. Young. Clark. Faulkner. For sale An degiint PIANO-i-OU I E, of uutwooi, with Tutkisli music U. M KINNE fit CO dea 17 b—253 Jewellery. The subscriber, from New York, informs the citizens if Savannah, that he l as just opened, at his store in Whhafeer-street. next to Mr Wall a choice and elegant assort ment of EMBOSSED PLATE, say— Tea Pots, Sugar Dishes and Milk Pot* Table and Tea Spoons to maich, warranted to be the best of silver ALSO A large assortment of Clock* Gold and silver Watches Chains, Keys and Seals Ail of which lie can, with confidence, recom mend as the very best workmanship and newest patterns, having been carefully selected by him self tit now offer* them for sale on accommo dating terms Chicks and Watches repaired on the shortest notice. SAMUEL MARTIN dec 17 25Q Fire Wooif. The subscriber, after returning thank* to his friends and the public, begs leave to inform them, he i« selling Wood of an excellent quality at Six Dollars j erff rdjCn the wharf between Messrs, 'trown. Green ii Co and Mr.G.H. Collins. Ephraim Cooper, dec 17-X-2S0 Ready Made Clothing. The subscriber respectfully informs the inhabi tnnts of Savannah, and its vicinity, that he now has on hand an assortment of ready made Cloth ng, made in Savannah in the most fashionable manner, with neatness inferior to none in the city, and will be sold at a low price, at his shop on the Hay. near the Exchange, three doors east of Messrs James Dickson fit Co. He likewise keeps a con stant supply of seamen**, bov*s and negroes’ Clothing. ANTHONY PIPiEK. dec 17 *m 250 House Servant for sale. As prime a young Fellow as anV in the state; has always been accustomed t'» the house, and ii a first rate waiting man; he is about twenty-three years old—titles indisputable. Apply to Joseph S. Pelot. dec 17 250 For sale, by private contract, AI.L THAT FINE PLANTATION^ Opposite the city of Savannah, belonging to the estate of the late James Mossman. erq containing six hundred acres, or thereabouts, four hundred of which are under complete ri\*er banks, and in fine order for planting; the remainder Is also near ly completed, "'ith a substantial river bank, with trunks for draining the land. This estate is now restricted from the planting of rice under a spe cial contract with the corporation of the city of Savannah, but from the experiments that have been made in sugar cane, cotton, corn, wheat, and other small grains. This land is found well suited for the cultivation of all those great staple commodities In the vicinity of the roost flour ishing city in the southern states, this land may be mo*t profitably used in rearing aud feeding of stock of all kinds, by the cultivation of grasses, turnips, carrots, and various other legumes, for the fattenim* of cattle and sheep, foi which the market of Savannah affords a ready demand, and constant consumption, and which must encrease yearly with the growing prosperity of the city.— This valuable property poss^ss^s mam other ad- vai tages, from its contiguity to the city of Savan nah, and more particularly as connected with the navigation of the river, from Fire fathom Hole to town, where vessels of more than 12 feet draught of water are precluded from loading at the city, in consequence o! the shallowness of the water in the front river channel. On the back river, and immediately opposite the town, this property con- 4-.ins a front, upon which wharves and warehouses may be easily constructed, for the reception of kings of produce coming down the the back ex driver, (which is the main branch of Savannah riv er) or, by the simple operation of a can el of | of a mile, might connect the back river navigation with the barbor of Savannah, and from which ships drawing IS feet water can proceed to sea without any obstuctidn. For the erection of machinery, either by water or steam power, this pot pertv is peculiarly well situated,from the facility of making commodious basins for the security and reception of timber, and iif easy export, either from the front or bad: river. Founding mills for rice may be advantageously connected with such machi nery. (CT Should this property noi be sokl or leased fur a term of yean, on or before the 15th day of January next, the whole will be exposed to pub lic sale on that day, at the Exchange, in this city, in fields of from 10 to t5 acres, agreeable to a plan which will then be submitted to the public. Alexander Mein, ami Robert Scoft, agents for’ Williknr Meia, Suvlmidh, Die Xj* Admission to the Boxes and Pit, onx dol* lau—to the GnUeiv, nr<i cents. *,* Tiie Doors* to be opened at half past 5, and ti.e j,erfJituai.ce to commence at half past 6 o*ci«»ct precisely. 'Pickets and places fur the Boxes, to L-e had at tiie hox Office ai the Theatre on days «.t perform ance frim It i ill 2, o'clock, and from 3 till 5; and on non-play days from 10 till 2 o’clock. Tickets can be admitted on those nights only for winch they are expressly sold—CHECKS not transferable. Smoking in the Theatre cannot be allowed. 33* In preparation, and will be shortly pro- due rd, the MELODRAMA of the “FALLS OF CLYDE ” A performance "very evening this week. Savanunh D c- mbe- 17 250 Overseer wanted. A Man, with a small family anti good recom mendations, will meet with employment on White- marsh by application to T. V. GRAY, dec 17 m 2 ; 0 To be Let A Counting-Room, ki the fir^-proof building on the Bay, occupied by Mr John Hunter. Ap‘ ply to UEA fit BUTLER, dec 17 l 250 AUCTIONS. On Saturday next, tiie 19th H’i It he tuti an John Hunter'* -wharf, Sf00 buahcla Liverpool ground SALT T.iou will be libcr-l, .no nnult Luo*), a time of siJe. , . Sale u eounienee at 11 a'dach . M. Herbert, auct'r. dec 17 ‘.’50 . - Oflt Tuesday, the 22d instant, tFilt he told on M Panne'* wharf, t t , 65 bogslicaus jinuie Trinidad MuLAaa&S, id iion bound li'ids 10 cask* CLARE F WISE . Terms—alt sum. under 2C0 dollars, cub; over, appraised imlor-cd notes at sixty days. Sulc to ctmr.enie or 11 o'tloth. M. lleibert, auct’r. dec 16—249 Un the fiist Tui-siUy in January next, Hill be told bejo** ike Court-Ostue. in ilut dig, he- ticecn the mnal hour i, Wharf Lot No. $. at New-Debiforil, tiie pro perly of the estate of J. 1). Dickerson, deceased— and sold by order of Gilbert Hay.t esq. adin’or. Terms, cash. ■ M. Herbert, auct'r. die 12 245 PUBLIC SALES. Sheriff’s sale. On the frit luti.L.y in January next, Will be told at Springfield, between the usual hours often find three o'clock. All lhat tract of Land, containing one hundred acre>. laying in the county of Effingham, and bounded as Inflows: on the north by Reed’s, and the eatate of Ginral's lands, east by Reiner's and Itctd’s,.south by Reiser's—levied on as the pro perty of John I. Medjpker to satisfy a judgment in favor of John G Neidlinger—being property returned by a constable. laaac Garrason, t. *. e. uov 5 2!5 Notice. All persons having demand* against the estate of Charle* Stewart, late of the district of White Bluff', deceased, will present them to the subscri ber wMhin the time prescribed by law; and those indebted will make immediate payment to Chrihtian Lumpe, a dm* or. with the -will annexed• dec 17— fL 250 Sheriff’s sales. On Tuendag, the 5ih dr y of January next. Will be sold at the court-house in M-!ntosb coun ty, between the hours of ten o'clock in the fore noon and three o’clock in the afternoon, All that I land -iiuattd in the river Alaumaha. county of M lntnsh. called Carr’s Gland, contain- mg two hundred and sixty acres, be the same more or less, bounded on all tides by the river before mentioned and branches t'o reef—sold uu- eX'.cutinn as the property ot George V Proc- tor, esq. deci used, at the suit of the executrix of John H. Deubcll, deceased. Samuel Kiltie. «. m. c. nov 26 232 Sheriff's sales. On the first Tneedny in Juuuary next, Will be sol*} at the court-house, in Kiceborougb, between • Gf* hour* of 10 and % f\’cli*ek, A TKACT OF LAND, Granttd to Kifpncii Lanier, on the water* of die Venfunt Swau.p, containing 2J0 acres, more i.r lestt, ouunded at the time of servey by vacant land*, now adjoining laud* of Charles llowirs, un \Uc oouih and cast; levied on :*s the property of J-filin M‘Crauie. to satisfy the following extcutior.s, \ix:—One fur his taxes due the state of Geuigia and c< uuty ot L’ber’.y, for the year lbl6 and 1817; and for his fitly per c**n’ taxes, dut the state aforesaid, lor the year 1814 and 1816 And the other in favurof Claiborne Nobles—said pro perty pointed out by the defendant W illiHiu Wilson, s L. c. nov 23—. . 234 j Notice. Persons having demands against the estate of Rhoda Gilliland will present the same without delay to Messrs Lloyd fit Morrison, in Savaii noli; or the subscribe r, in Au b us a. John Gindrat, adm'or. dec 17 f L 249 Painting in Miniature. Mr. T. BornnoN has the honor to inform the ladies and genth men of Savannah, that, having received an a snr nient of ivory leaves, he pro poses to take likenesses in miniature in the most modem, elegant and approved atyte. He can be found at Messrs A vice fit Rauiiids, watch-mak ers and jewellers, Johnston's square, dec 15 248 Bills on New-York, For sa!o by C. C. GUUSWOLD & CO. dec 15- m— 248 Tcyhr’t ttor^e The Subscribers, Thankful to their friends and the public in gen eral, for tbeir very liberal patronage since the opening of tlieii store, corner of Drayton and Bay sireet, offer them an entire new stock of Gooas and (Nothing, ot all kinds, at their new store, late ly occupied as an Insurance office, directly from- London via ChaiTeslbh, to say— 8 trunks «£tra super dress Coats, of all colors 6 do extra and small size camb»et Clhaks lo do cassnnere Pantaloons, of all sizes and co- " ' lor* 4 do new fash’n Waterloo Coats ^1 colqrs 2 0.0 buff cossimere Waistcoat* il d- assorted quality and color* do 10 bale* him skin.Great Coat* 20 4<> Jacket* and^Trowsers (for negroes) J do Pea-Jackets * 11 do bearskin Monkey-Jacket* 100 doztn red flannel Shirts 50 do 6triped cotton Shirts 1 case gentlemen’s worsted Gloves 1 do coarse do do 3 coses cotton Drawer* A great quantity of extra line linen and cot ton Shirts, with and without frills 4 cases tine Menno, worsted and lamb’s wool Shirts 1 case worsted Drawers 2 trunks youth’s Pantaloons, of *11 colors 10 do new fashion boy’s Dresses 4 do bouse servant’s Pantaloons and Coatees Great quantity cf Comforts for sailors 00 dozen red and blue Kilim an ock Caps 150 do negro Stockings 6 boxes negro Hats 4 do fine men and boy ’s Hats ALSO 4 bales rose Blankets, troro 12 to 16 4 Bride Few bales Humliums 3 bales single and double milled Cassimeres 2 do fine Cloth of different colors Few bales London and Bristol Blankets Pew bales white Plains of a »uperior quality 2*J0 IX m Johns 1 bale Corks Few baits cotton and linen brown Hollands Which they will dispose of at the shortest rate. Peter Drege & Co. iw»v 27 233 Wanted to purchase A few voang Negroes, tor vrlioro ealh vrilt be pafcl. Ahy pirwiri wishing-to rellv'll c*II at Mr. Reuben G: Taylor’s, neaktbe Coiir* heuyr. • C‘. MoirtsV dec t£=—*• 343 Sheriff’s sale. On tfie Jtnt Tuesday in Junuury next, » Will be sold at the court house in the county of Wayne, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock, All that Plantation, or Tract ol Land, in Wayne* county, containing five .hundred acres, more or. le-8, the greater part river swamp, situate on the river Atatamaha, above the mouth of Pinholio- way (’reek; Lvied on as the property of VV iilium, Hair to satisfy an execution obtained agrinst Intn iu favor of Josiali Davies. Jann s D. Preyatt, s- w. c. dec 2 237 Sheriff’s sales. On the first Tuesday in January next, Will be sold at the court-house in Jefferson, Cam den county, between the usual hours cf ten and three o’clock, the toffou ing property', to u it: • The one half of an undivided tract of Land, ly ing and being in Camden county, ort the St. Ma ry’s river, one and a half miles from tiie town of &t Mary’s, containing 780 acres; more or les*.; le vied on as the property of John II. Osborne In satisfy an. execution William Davie* vs John If. Osborne. Also a tract of Land, near the town of St Ma ry’s. in Camden county, containing fifty acres,' more or le$«: Lvied on as the property of FitcU. I. bloc urn to satisfy the fifty per centum tax for the year 1816; amount dtie 33$ c s artd cdsts Jefferson, 'Camden co. Isa ac Bui I *%y ,*’s. & v. 9. Dec 1, 1818— ‘ 240 Administrator’s sales. On the frst Tuesday m February next, Will be sold before the; court-house, in Savannah, Ore tract of Land, containing two hundred two and a half aens, Iving in the fifteenth district of- Baldwin county - being part of the real estate cf Benjamin Raynes deceased; and sold for the be nefit of the b\ irs and creditors of said deceased. John G. Bullet 1 , ad*n?or. Mary S. Rayues, adm'rjc. dec 14——247 Insurance Office. A Dividend of three per cent for tbe last nix months has been decl-red this day. and will be paid on or after Tuesday, the 15th instant. k. Wayne, sec'ry. i dee 14 l 247 Planters’ Bank. THIR - EKNTfLUrVIDKND. I dividend of iix per rent, for the lost six. months, has be- n Jechred this day, and will be pa>d to stockholders on or af'er Thursday next. J. Marshall, cashier. dec 7—tt—241 Bills on London For sale by DUHAMEL & ACZB. nov 23- tt 9 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, Urcemher lltb, 1618, a negro man who savs his nahie is JP.RHY. and that he"; belongs to Tliomss Collier, near Dublin, Laiin.,.ce . county: he js about fifty years of age., atu! five., feet six inches high. He appears to base btee amongst the Indians, and undermhda a fe w w ords’ of the Crtek longae. H. M'Lall, G. r c. dec 11' 245 - ■ -■ o' Brought to Gotd,\ , v In Savannah, Sept 10, itil^, x n^.ro man wto says his name is" Max. and that Ife belonra.to Ab ner Juurderi, ini the northi estjeft; pais <Jt pebrgia.". He "u about,thirty" years of utu,five Rift —i ihcVshighj-, He has a amiiing countenance *nd iell»ahtqmvocaltale;'UieutiU;of ; whirh.iadc^bt. dst 28-^20# . :