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airict ordfT. pnd%attyii , r render W*bcarden ywmv* forcizhadwath %Tytd> brat, ifrij&ato' 6i!as Hollis. ■ ■^PWHMsuMm hare been prepared, to (be Hotel, which shall tin ft be 3tfsWfurnished and >«U ktrandad.^ .her i *I*IC■t'' | l* 230 ■^Chatham Academy* s. K __ j being now open lor the reesp upils; tickets of adnu.--.ion will be issued ' , a1 tilt, Loncastcrian school room co or of the eastern wing of tbe biiild- - ing, I men 9 to 12 o’clock in the forenoon, and from 3 to'S in the afternoon. - Terms of tuition payable in sdrsne*. -For thd Ijt or Latin i Greek elas* : : J15 W 2d or KngUli chat : MgjH ■ 1 \ &] or LancAsierian cliif nov 10 219 ' ' 1 . "Library. The L’bisryHoom, will be open for ■ delivering 'boobs teetyttoyfrom3 to4 o’clock r. m. ‘ Oeutlcr, steVy. da* 5-240 : l<> r The Dire-Pnn of t’,; gia will, on Friday the lit ■ . U katibit the banking home in' Savannah, trees rhotrtsrr to preside orer the office xridJJepo»i: established it tbe^ town the same number for the office establish' Gree.-.-vboruugli, in the county of Greene, «lr> to shalt comieue in office until the 3d Monday in ■ May,-1> hen and at which time in every succeed- iagyesr tne said appointments will take pb.ee. Thebutrd cf Directors-will attlie same time and place, appoint a Cashier-for each of the offi ces aforesaid, with a salary of twelve hundred and fifty dollars per an cum, whuvUl be to (rive bond’ with two nr more gi sufficient securities for tbe faithful <&&*£■ he duties required ofthem. ia tlteaum of tltirty tbeesand dollar*.—Candidates fur the appoint ment ot cashier, will address their applications, and, state , the names of their securities to the undervgnedj.on or ; before the date shore tinned. By .rder of the board ••. ■ ' Antbonj Porter, cashier. ■ {TP The editors -or the Augusta Chronicle, Washington News, sad Georgia Journal, Will please publish the above until la January, deeb-—242 Notice. The goods and effect-, stock in trade, books of -bceoant, be. of Jozzra Kircnsn of 9svsnsab, sad- Ur, luring been assign-d to the subscribers, for ■ ' tlte purpose of making a ratable distribution of (lie money which may ari;e from a sale of the . same antpng his creditor*, notice is hereby .given of the s*id .assignment, to theoreditow of tlie said Joseph 1 Kitchen. that they nity present.their de- . tyanai, and to those indebte^that they make pay- •nrent, to Juixua Ccsum, attorney for the as- i^gaeea. John Lohrs, T Abraham Carlile, lassig-uee*. KtlmuRi) Kinsey, j j jsaogt -*’■165 To be Let - ACounting-Rooro, in the fire-proof building. »«a the Bay, occupied by Mr John Hunter. Ap ply In "" -decl7 s ^50 USA k BUTLER. , For sale. V That pleas*ntly situated DWELLING HOUSE •fin the May,lac-!y the rnudvnee of Mr. Wm.Mein With the Intend improvements adjoining,consist ing of stable, coach boner, wine cellars, Vc. The house bar lst:ty undergone a thorough repair; it •ktlhdatu of two tlt^ust setlirg rooms, four bed rbohia above, wi.li close'.* an t otfier convenien riei, the oi|t build-ugs consisting uf kitchen, ser vants, houses and servant's r> ms, pantry, etc. are stl lately put op andm -,.n>d repair, com- plete callers under tlir house, the whole may be vies-ed during the forenoon, and tlic servants will (be instructed accoru-og'.y. Terms one third cadi —-the remainder in one and two years without in terest. Apply to A Inlander Mein. N. B If this bouse ia not sold on or before the 'first December, it will be rented for one year, and '-the furnif'ire may be taken at a valuation, stp 29 193 Wanted immediately. A. stogie MAN, who ia well.acquainted v. ith brick making. To a-tch a perron, producing suf ficient vouchers of bis capability, Ac. will meet ' with liberal encourgemetit. Apply tolhe printer, dec 9 ■■■ 2tS State Bank Stock, nov 13—5221 Wanted, J. GEORGE. Wanted Fifty cords l’ine Wood, Apply at this office oct 19 300 • To Hire, BT Tin: miKTH, A likely Mulatto Man, who is an excellent house Sputter, and accustomed to other work. 23f«o, for Sale, A pair of excellent carriage Horses, sound and . gentle, and a very handsome Philadelphia built Carnage, with Harness cnmplelle. Apply at this .office. nor 21——8 To Rent The subscriber offers to rent his D-veliing, in 1 Oglethorpe ward, at present occupied by capttir Davidson—posaess.on can be had on the'23d No retnber. Also his fire proof Stores, on West- Broad-strcet, near the S-eam-Boat Company’* wturf—possession can be had early next month. .For terms apply to JOUX H. MOREL. «»c» 15 197 ' .For sale, by private coutruct, ALL THAT •>t£. jp i mg, •JmSSSttve mb. the state of Geor- next, at 1 Bank State qf Georgia, Savannah, ‘20th October, I81d. The Directors of the Bank of the State of Gerir-. gia having declared a dividend of six per cent, or three dollars and sixty cents, on each share, far the last fix months, the same will be paid at this Bans on Slid after ThuiwUy, the 22d instant, to the respective stockholders thereof, or, to their order. £y «i *»•./ the hoard, Anthony Porter, cashier. Note—The editors of the Georgia Journal, Au- gusts Chronicle and Washington News ate re. .inerted to publish die abov e three times. out 33 301 .Magistrate’s Office. The subscriber having received a commission authorising him to act "as lattice of the Peace, for Chatham county, offers Itis services ta his fei- low-citizen* in that department. Ue iwill also attend to Notarial business. His office s kept at the northwest corner of Market wjuarf, where courts will be held on die second Saturday in every month. JAMES EPPI3CEH. dec 12 246 . j Dancing. Mr. SAN8AY tenders hit grateful acknowledg ments to die citizens of Savannah for tht liberal and extensive patronage heretofore afibided him in the line of lus profession, and anils himself of this opportunity to inform such aa have rntyet at* tended his School, diit his engagements absolutely require that be should return to tbe Nvrthwsrd early in April next, and that by commesciug to take IciMons immediuuly they will yet have au up. puriunitjr uf attending au entire qurrter, previ ous to his return- dec 9-2*3. - Silas Gardner, , ■> Respectfully informs bis customers and die pub lic in general, thatbe continues his bwimets at the old stand in Hryin-st., where lie intendskoening general supply of ariticles in his rt lin . lusinen. 'hose who wish to give him s shire of r.rtr cus tom, tnav be supplyed with FBESH BUS AD eve ry murning and evening, with firesh rusk j, butter- biscuit, crackers, Sic. On hand andf>r tale, 75 barrels Navy Bread 203 wt. Hop* oct 16 198 Notice. ' The estate and effects of Axnasw Eawix, A Ebwix, Gauca A Co. and Eawix A Co. haring been assigned to the subsciibvrs for Le payment of certain debts in the first instance, and after- wardsfor the benefit of all the-ereditoBof the said concerns, notice is hereby given to thorn interested, of the said assignment'. AU persons indebted to the said Andrew Erwin, Erwin, Grdcc A Co. or Erwin A Co. arc notified to pay the amount of their debts to the subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will be required, in order toenable the subscribers to msSu & settlement of the affairs of the said films. All those having claims against the said parties are requested to c-xbibit them to the subscribers, duly attested ' GEORGE HARGREAVES,T JOUN M’KINNE, . BARN A M'KINNE, WILLIAM SIMS, march 31 76 r ttprices. FINE PLANTATION^ '■Opposite the city of.Savannah, belonging to the, t estate of the late James Moivinan, esq containing' .--the hundred scree, Or thereabouts, four hundred • of which -are under complete river banks, and in (fine order for planting; the remainder ta aim near. ly completed, with a substantial river bank, with ■tmnks for draining the land. Ttiis estate is now - restricted front the .planting of rice under a spe- • cud -contract with the corporation of the-city uf Ifiwrantnh, 'but.from -‘the experiments that liavc tbeen wade - iu-iugsr cone, cotton, corn, wheat, '.and other smaU grains, fl'his land is found wed vaulted for the euttixaiion of all those great staple, • commoditiea. i!it the-vicinity of the most-Hour-' -isbingeity in (Le-soctbern statsa, this land maybe rauit profitably sued .in rearing aad-feeding.of Hock of an'kinda, by -the -cultivation of grasses, siarnips, carrots, and various other legumes, for -the fattening • of cattle and -sheep,' fin which the «market -of -Savannah affords a ready demand, and kconstaitt ooMumptioa, -nod wliieh must encreast . vearljrwith the growing.prosperity of the city.—' This valuable property possesses many other ad- wai4ag«s, from its contigaity -to the city of Sevan >na.v, and more particularly asc-innectedavitli the - navigation of the river, from Firefathum-Hole hr t town, where vetaela-of more than 12 feet draught >oT)p-xter are precluded from loading at Uie cm , • in consequence of the shallowness of the water in •the front river channel. On the hack- river, and immediately -oppositesite town, this property con- i tains a front, upon -which wharves end-warehouses way be easily constructed,.for the reception at all kings of produce coming down the the back iriver, (which is the main bnnch«fSavaaiia.'t riv- -er) or, by the mmple operation of a canet of. j of ■ a mile, might. connect the back river navigation' with the harbor of Savannah, and from which slues .drawing 15feet water can proceed toaea withovy any rhstuction; -For the erection of-machinery.. i pcculiwi^ well sitimeoptromthe facility of diking e *J3 r export, euner riom the front or back river. 'Pounding «.Us for rice may be advantageously i connected with such ci^dhi- Fire- Wood iranted . OX THE JVE8TERX WATERS. The steamboat Company are desirous of cou- tractir.g for a regular Mioplj' of WOOD, to be or dered lor the use of the steam boats the ensuing season, at convenient landing places on Oconvc and Altamah* rivers. The Wood must be of pitch pine, cut from the bodies of large trees, of high land growth, and well seasoned.—Ligbt-wouU would be preferred, ■'ersntis willing to contract for the delivery at one or more landings, will •end tlieii proposals, specifying the rate per cord and the name of the landing, its estimated distance from Darien, Mi'ledgeville, or some public place. The proposals tif be addressed either to Josxru Hutchissox, treasurer, at Augusta; or RicuanD Warns, Savannah. ' - Samuel Howard. ffj” The editors of the Milledgevilie papers are requested to insert the foregoing for 3 months. , ang 4——156 To Hire, A Young Woman, accustomed to bouse work. Apply -to the printer. dec 12—246 By thtir unremitted exertions, to give.general sa tisfaction to their customers. Puinerpy &!Be*ntt. - - oet 20———SOI VaLLUAliisK Patent Medicines. Hr. Relfe’s Botanical Drops. Tliese Drops arc a radical cure fur Salt Kueum, Scurvrry, Scrofula; St. Anthony’s Fire, Leprosy, led faces, sots, legs, ulcers, venereal taints, mercury has failed, are the best spring and autumnal physic, and may be given to children with perfect safety. Price gl. Aik for Or Kdfe’s Botanical Drops—observe 'the sigosrore ‘W. T. Cob wav," on the outride printed wrapper. DR. RELFE’S ASTHMATIC PILLS. These PU> give instant ease in allcuughs, colds, asthmas, difficulty of breathing, wheezing, tight- ness or the cheat, consumption, pain in -the side, spitting of blood, chillness and slureringt,/Ac fire, runner, .f feven, C/e. Common, colds are re moved in a few hours. The agAl will expert eoce relief equally agreeable and instantaneous, even when the lungs are affected. Price gl Ask for Dr. Relfe’s Asthmatic Pills. One box, containing 12 Pills, frequently effects acute - 7b prevent imptStiet. the outside printed wrapper is signed by tbeAle proprietor, W. T. Cosrrzr.- Observe this aa-you value health. DK RELFE’S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. For indigestion. Ion of appetite; listleasness, head-ache, ccstivenesa, Flatulence, Cholic, bilious effeetions, Ac. To comment ontbe efficacy of -these Pills, after a successful experience of many yearstn England has established their reputation,ns needuvlsh— suffice it to observe, that for redundancy of bile, flatulence, edfittveneu, head-aehe, Ac. ' Ae. they will undoubtedly proveTse,more serviceable than those drastic purges too frequently employed, and will not only at the same time tend to remove the offending cause by gentle motions, and. strengthen the digesting organs; but improve she appetite and renovate the system, which mhe-^ wipin'a little time would'be liable lojaundicer fevers, Ac. BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DBNTRIFICE. The Tooth Ache is not only prevented by the drntrifice, but it renders the teeth beautiful and white (though bfretofpre- black) removes the cause of foeter arising from decayed ieaih,eradi cates the scurvy from the gums, and at the same time it restores to them their original effiurescen- ’ey, imparts to the breath a most delectable sweet- ness. Price gl. DR. JBBB’S CELEBRATED LINIMENT; For Rheumatism, bruises, sprains, ehildhlains, numbness, 5tiffin as in the joints, Ac. The relief is immediate, a «' cure frequently in 24 licuvs. DU. RELFE’S AROMATIC FEMALE FILLS, For Obstructions. Debility, Hppocondria, CJc. These Pills cleanse, purify, and cause a lice cir culation of the blood when in a manner suspend ed, assist the female when nature requires it, whereby health is established, and the patient be fore pale os death, restored to a. lively and snituu- 'ed complexion. They are likewise conducive to the health of married ladies, miles* ihen' preg nant, at which time they must not be taken.— Price £3. ALBION CORN PLAISVBR 1 I -This Pointer affords instant relcf, at the same time it dissolves and draws the corn nut by the root,-without the least pain. Price gl. CAMBRIAN TOOTll-AClIE PILLS. The relief is immediate without (he (east injury to the tooth. Price £1. DUMFRIES' OINTMENT. A certain sale cure and for cutaneous eruption; and the Itch being ever »• > in veterate hi one hour's application. No danger from raking cold! Docs not contain the least particle of mercury, or other pernicious ingredient. Ask for -'Dumfries Oint. nient." As y ou vvlac your health observe the sig- nature“W. T.Coxwsr.” price 50 cents" . ensuing, at the court heuse-in Savan- tsh, at 10 o’clock in the-forenocn—re-Jiru day to the same is the 15th iostsnt. Jub r. Bullet, clerk. Pdec2 237 Election. a writ of eltction from tb* execs, tive dvpartment, an election will tie field at the' court-houj-, in Savannah, in and fur the county, of Chatham, on Monday, the 4th day of January ensuing, for a Reprraentalhre from the state of Georgia .in the congress of the United States, in the room cf John Porty-tlt appointed senator— bring the same day aa the election lor Receiver and Tax Collector. John P WiUiamsonjJ.i.. d. 6. c- Olitrer Stonges, j. j. c. c.’c. Kbenezer S lleea, j. i. o.-o.-e. Tlioraas N. Morel, i. -i- c. c. c. dec 14— 247 - JYbtice. An election win be held, at the Court-House, in' Savannah, on Monday, die 4ih day of January eh- suing, for Receiver of Returns of Taxable Pro perty, and Tax Collector, for Chatham county, for the year 1819—of which the electors of said county win take due notice. Jnhn P. Williamson, 1.1. w.-c.-o. Oliver Sturges, j. i. c. o. c. Ebenezer S. Rees, 1.1. c. c. c. Thomas N. Morel, j. i. b. c.'ki. dec 2 237 5V #e Public. .1 offer as a candidate for Receiver of Tax Re turn* at the ensuing election. dcdl -238 .Jolm Dillon. Feileie- Citizens—1 offer myself as a candidate for Receiver of Tax Returns, and if elected, will di-charge the duties of the office to the best of my abilities, ADAM COPE, dec 4 239 To the. Electors of Chatham county. I am a candidate fur receiver of tax returns at tlie ensuieg election, and wilt be thankful tq you. for. your suffrages on the occasion. J. White. dec 7-242 Feiloic Citizinsof Chatham county, I offer as a candidate at the ensuing election, in January, for Receiver of Fax Relui or; land solicit y our suffrages in my behalf. William Morel dee 4—* 239 Wanted to purchase, or to Cease for a number of years, A scull HOUSE, on a whole or lull' lot, near the centre of tne town, and near tlie bank*— suitable -tor a buichetor. Apply to the printer, dec 10 244 Wanted to purchase A MUiiird 't able, complete. Inquire of tht' printer. nov 4 214 Franklin Fire Insurance -Company (Office No. 41, Wall-Street) s/Kir-roRK. ciriiii halt a mil;jo* or mzum. Incorporate! by anJlci of the Lcjnsluiurc v/tkt ttut* cf tYctir York, ! ■ for Insuring Houses, Building, Ships and their cargoes, (in port only) Goods and Merchandise, prom loss on tumaoe nr pike, r ointi-TOiis. DUMFRIES’ LOTION. ; A-cure for-tlio Bell and oditrcu.aneous erup; tions, without smell, with width persons may cure themselves with tlie greyest secrecy, DR. RELFE’S VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.. A remedy for sick head ache, sickness of the stomach, fiatulence, bilious affection*, and as a preparatory before sea bathing, Ac. Prico- £1. Dll. RELFE’S VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS. To expatiate on the superior efficacy of these Pills, wpuld be superfluous. After a successful experience of many years in Kuroae, where they are frequently to be met with in thecxiemporane nns prescriptions of the must eminent of the fa culty, viz. IsriLetso -i, M. D. F. It S. Dr. Austen, ■ n. Hr. Relfe,' Mu **, Or. H^h Emilh, M. IK Futliergiil, M. D. Dir. Fordyce, >J. U. aU ol London. In Bbematism, Gout, Cramp, Spasm, stiffness in the joints, Ac. they will be found sin gularly efficiciuus, and may be used by female* under all circumstances to great advantage. A* physic, they operate perfectly easy and without pain. Price 50 cents DR. HUNTER’S PILLS. An infallible remedy- for all disorders of a pri vate nature—perfectly safe. DR. HUNTER’S CERATE, For inveterate ulcers. Elisha TibbiUs, Henry I. Wyckoff, George Griswold, William Bayard, jun. John T. Lawrence, James Boorman, Benjamin L. Swan, Jon f. Palmer, Philip Brasher, « Thomas Franklin, . James -Walsh, Stephen Whitney; : Joseph P. M’Kinne, Perez Junes, . John Adams, Thomas Bulkley. Elisha Turn its, President. , i. WosTuiKUTOX, Secretary. Classes of Hazards, and rates of annu al Premiums. Will be acid it vsimah between o’clock, ti-e fa thereof as will, _ Lot No 11, in Franklin ments thereon; levied on as Maria Ann Peirce to sa'-rfv t and 1816-, amount £1019 Jan,;* fclnpi , oct 31 211 BN .'iherif l ... O-i finl 'l'uetuayin J . Will be void at tlie court bouse.'ill .... jravuinali, between' the u.-ual hours of ten -ml three o’clock, • n,t Four Negroes, -nsmed Pl.ccbe, and he- t’lrec children,Betty, Will and Allred-sold under the lortcloautt of mortgage as the property of Edw, .Mur.ru at the suit ot David .1-1,,- Mur.gm. - George L. C«pe, s.c.c.- 1 oct 31- Sheriffi’s sales, continued. JJ? 11 *, 6 ' 8 * Taeatlajf in Ja.t'uiry next, a n-uk i’ ™ B *®“S*>»n-stM«. S3 ov w ,eet, with j-bnek improvements thereon, known bv the number 2 (two) Liberty vrarx!; also foor negrors, n»S»d Fsir, Sunon. Pbctbe and Tamer, also one P»rt* of alI that lot m VtJJ? fowlh of two third parti ot all thjtffc* i in the lane oppuri'tiT Mr'lSthiuu^ri'riro Ttli ^ '&*:**** S that lot, i„ u! roach ^ihma. aeatbcoat ward, Sute.strrat, near Wright’* square, and known bv the iunubreO wnuirfng^frayroM , nd w g^toetvafoSte thererirlemieof UicasLuc.n,, with U.vi^rore! | ments—taken under decree in ebuitv as the nl, t perty of Thomas iaicena. George L. Cope, s.l-. c. I nov 5—240 Sheriff 's sale. „.® 1 V'bs.fr*t TuettLy iti Januury next, 1819. WiU be sold at tlie court-house in the city efSa- rannah hetwem tlie ustitl hour, of ten ^ three o clock, . Ail Uiat tract cf Land, conuinipg six handrail acres, more or less, in the county Of Chsihsm. about la miles from Savannah, adjoining VfjJs Wilson. un Ogechee neck-, levied dn as the pro- jetty of W ilium H. Spencrr, dtceaird, to satirf* judgments in iavor ot John Twiggs,et. at 1 Pru'br.g EstabUdimcnt, known by the Job Pnntirg office; levied on under atu, li- 2 George L. Cope, s. c. c Notice. THe subscriber will be absent from this city for some time, during which period, doctor Ja cob tlr La Motta, his copartner, will attend to any oils made on him in the Medical Department, he.is also felly authorised to givereseipi for any monies that may be paid or. account of the firm or on my own. MOSES SHEFTALL. oct 20 301 ’Caution/ Caution1 Cautionl Ar. persons have been in the habit of going on the south end of Ossaba hunting and cutting wood, this is to inform them that positive order* have been given to prevent any individtri! what ever, under any pretence,-from going on that part of tlie-Island owned by the undersigned without a written permission ftoin all «r either ofthem. T. N. Morel '-John Morel. N. G. Rutherford. nov 26——232 ■ncrl. Ej* Should this property not te sold or-leised 5fbr a term of yasro, ow or before the 15th day^of Mammy next, the whole wit be exposed to puO* CliC sale mi that day, at the Exd*-im" imtha citV. ’. rfo -fields of frara 10 to 15 acre?, agreeable to |plsn-af hirh-will then berubm.tied to'tbe . R.loxai.-der Meac, Runaway Erom the subscriber an the 12th insti-s very likely negro fellow,, named, Jiw, about 82 or 23 years old,d feet 8 or9 inches high, stoat made, f II face, dark complexion, lisps a littie arhen apeak- 1 ing, had on when lie went off negro doth jacket and pantaloons- of white—be was formerly the' nropetty of Joseph T-bomas, of Burke county— e » *» not long since taken out of Darien,gaol— he- wQl make Tor Savannah or Uarien, in-or der to get on board ofsomeanesseLaa be worked some tuny on board'of one when be was out be fore—he may try to get on board of ad Augusta baat, and make Jus way for that place, as he’ Wcrked there sometime at the bricklayer's trade t Ai reward of twenty doilu* will be paid to anv , erson who will deliver him to the subscriber, sit i .1 ril -ntstion, in M-intosh county, or lodge him i? *^y s»fr gaol in the state, so that.-I can gerhim jaohurt Ncott, agents fir Wili'iam \Uih,etdm>. tr 350 Jonathan Thamaa. - : N.B. Captains of vessels, sad others are can- “—- , * r *“*-- UJ ^“ing, or tskiug SawSyrn^ forced against offenders. dtag-ryf-—r~ be rigidly an- Cj*The above medicines are for rale by special appointment at the medical store of EDWARD COPPEE, july 7—154 Marktt^quare £5* Any Person wishing a file of the Museum, rough bound, can he accommodated on application to^A. B at this office. £y* The first Term for i8W, in Powelten Modern, opens on the first Monday in January next. J- G- SMITH..** dec 1 on. 236 Notice. The subscriber having lost the counter halves of three Bank Noter, of one hundred dollars each, numbered 114,135 raid 703, letter A payable to Jn: Gumming, or bearer, and dated, the two first, Savannah, 11th Nov. 1816, and the latter 10th Feb. 1817, signed Wm B. Bulloch, president, and Eleazar Easly, cashier, all of the bade of the state of Georgia, hereby givrs notice that he lias depo sited the left hand halves thereof, with the cashirr of said frank, and that paymeet will be applied, for after the expiration of three months. • W- H. Flourney. Eat.rt.n, Dee. 14, 7818- ■■ --za— --252 Notice to Otcnersof Slaves. The city marshal will see that the provisions of the 12th section of "an ordinance for the govern ment of negroes, and other persons of color, srith- n the city of 8»raniiah,” are rigidly -enfoiced. Section li. And be it further ordained. That from and after the twenty: fourth day al the month of December, until the second day of January, and in eaeh succeeding year, nut more than -two ne groes or other slaves, from one and tiie same plantation stall be permitted to coamwithm the limits of the city on tbe sane day or night; and if more than two negroes, - belonging to the san e plantation, dull be seen or found within the limits ofthe-city on any day or uigbt from the twenty-', fourtli of .Deesnber. to the second of January next ensuing, even though they may liave ticket*, they.shall be apprtbendedand -imprisonedby tbe city marshal, or tbe superintendent ofitbe Watch- or any one of tbe members of. the watch or city comsables, and shall remain in p-i«.n until' dis ‘ ' ‘ It. M-oTONE, c w. charged and costs xec23—355 rirsT clam or hazasiis. Buildings of brick or stone, covered with tile, slate or metal—good* not hozardouo therein 56 a 624 cents per £100. SCCOXD CLASS uAllAZsam- Buiidings of brick or atone, covered with wood —roods not hater duet therein,. 85 a 200 cents per £100. THIBO CLASS Ot nAXAIU'S. Buildings entirely of wood — goods not hazard- out therein, 175 a 100 cents per £100. Good* not hazurdou. are *ucli as at e usually kept in dry* good store*; including slio household furniture and UtiCn, cotton in bales. Coffee, flour, indigo, pot-ash, rice, sugars, and other art icits not combustible. The following trades, goods, wares and ir.er cliandizc.are considered hazardous, and ate charg ed with 12j cents per £100, in addition to Uie premium above named for each clafs, viz: Chair-makers, Chocolate-makers, Sail-makers, Tavern-keepers, Tobacco-manufacturers, China, Glass, anil Earthen-ware in packages, Booksellers stock, chip and straw hats, ilax, hemp, groceries, including spirituous liquors, oil, pitch, saltpetre, ar, turpentine. The following trades and occupations, goods, wares and merchandize, are deemed extra hazard ous, and will be charged 25 cents and upwards fur £100, in addition to the premium above spe cified, for each class, viz: Apothecaries or Druggists, Boat-builders, Coach- motiers. Soap-boibas. Tallow and Ship chandlers,, Cabinet-makers, Carpenters in their own shop*, : or in buildings erecting or repairing, Cliemists, i China, Glass and Earthen-ware sellers, Coopers,' Dyers, Founders, Musical instrument-makers. —wiuiKuiri,, requiring the us* Sheriff's sale. - _ Tuesday in Jdnuarp iiert, To be sold before the court-house, in the citv Savannah, at tbe usual hours, between ten-and three, o'clock, - A1 , ! tnct . btBnl quality riter Swamp tide rice land, containing one hundred anil fillr teres situate in the county of Clinth- iD, on Ogecbce til ver, opposite Strautliy Imll end Sterlmgt, bluff, completely dan.med in and liaiid*cmt|v laid off in squares, not exceeding fifteen acre* eneli, and eadi tquat e can be flowed from tbe river, Wced- vd iiy ixoukof George W. M-Aliirtev, the estate , B” jatti't) 3UI», and Themes Gibbona. . Thai o . f'emioi. ofew* flcrm-i/ liTpitcl* cf lule, iis icccut ckaiinj; WidrrCit tul- vanbgtt on tlie river certairsly entitle it to notice M»a examination before it ia cold—sold under and by virtue oi a deerteof tlie- lionorUde tHc anpriior court of CfiRthum county, heidinir cduiiv Sutiidir Uon, made at May term, 18J8, in p?aSe .T 1 !,! u ', d °* hc " “ re wmplsinauts, and / John H. Morel ana others »*e deTendsntsL for cure* stated i.. die aforesaid decree-ffie ' purchasers refusing t» uxe titles, from the vertlsement being erruiuoiu «iul ■-Incorrect.— Terms of sale cadi, and purchases to pay tor titits. George L. Cone, s- c. ci./ .deb 3 1238 - ~ n * * I City Marshal's sales. j} , On Tuesday, the 5th day cj January, 1 . In front of tbs court bouse, between the htwaj often a. w. arid two r. n. will be sojd lltc m-j- lowing l ot*, if the respective rents are not p 41 before that day. | Also lot No 22, Warren ward, 60 by 90 f< hounded cart by lot No it, sr.uth by Congt t street, west by Warren tquare, and • north by t Julian street—re-entered for four quartets grout rent, as the property of —— . . j Also lot No 34, Columbia ward, sixty by nitey feet, bounded west by lot No 33, South by Both Broad street, west by lot No 35, and north br a lane; re-entered for three quarters ground nit as die property of tbe estate o('G V Proctor Also lot No 16, Elbert ward, sixty by nine, feet, bcttmled cut by Jefferson street, south rv Dull street, west by lot. No 15, and north by a lane; re-ente red for eight quarters ground rent,: tlie property of Mrs Fitzgerald Also lot No 29, Elbert ward, sixty by t ract/ feet, bounded east by lot No 4p, soutli.by L-'Jerty Jmou-o.—i- 1 ' wi'ii«o»k< requiring the us* of fire beat; aqua-fortn, ether, *—V-.3V—. *ri*. its of turpentine, bay, straw, fodder, and grain ud- th resiled. Mew —Grist-mills, fulling mdls, paper mills, saw mills, aod other mills, distilleries, bakeries, breweries, roJt-hous-s, printing offices, book, binderies, and sugar refineries, will be insured at special rates of premium. N. U. Country-houses, standing detached from other buildings, (bough of tbe tlurd class, will be insured at 10U cents per one hur-dred dollars. - Barn- and Stab!:*, in the country at 125 cents per one hundred dollars. 3j* Ships in port, or tlierr cargoes; and ship* building or repairing, may be insured against-fire Applications for insunuce on property out of the city of -New-York, n.ua be in writing, and specify the construction and materials of tbe build ing to be insured, or containing the property to beWiredt by whom occupied; whether as a pri vate dwelling, or bow otherwise; its situation with reaped to contiguous buildings, and their-con struction and materials; whether any manufactory is carried -oh within or about it; and, ia case of goods and merchandize, whether or not. tiaay are of tbe. description denominated .haz ardous or extra hazardous. And if aliy person' insuring any building or goads in this office, shall describe tic same otherwise lhau .as they redly are, so that the same be insured at less than the; rale of premium specified in the print ed proposals of the company, such insurance shall be void and of no effebt No irrrunnee, whether original or continued, shall bectmrideerd asfeiadiug, until the actual pay ment of tlie premium. . Good* held in trust, or on commission, are to- be insured as styJi; otherwise the ,policy wHl dot cover such property. vVew-FeMt, July l ,IS> - . ' 'e - Ji ‘ at * street; west by lot No 38, and north by a lanet ro enttt .d for four quartet* (sound tent, as the pro perty cf Benjamin Sheftall Alto lot No 40, Elbert ward, sixty by ninety feet, bounded cast by Jefferson street, tenth by Liberty street, west by lot No 39, and north by J' lane; re-entered for four quarters ground sent, as the property of Benjamin Sheftall . Also lot No 11, New Franklin ward, sixty J ninety feet, bounded east by Montgomery streV smith by lot No 4, west by lot No 10, and r*rifc by it blit street; re-rotered lor two quartets yuvni rent, as the properly of Andrew Knox Also five acre lot No 22, Spring HiU re-enter, ed for four quarters ground tent, aa the propery uf Charles Tint Also five acre lot No 23, Spnng- HOI; reawjiercd far four quarters ground rent, aa dimoronjitv qf Charles Tiot , ^ . /. W v -."~a»i *“*r by iqncty fee^wvuwiol east by lot No 12, siuth by Hui No 14. and north by, a lane strttt, west by let re-entered for eleven quarttrs groundrtnt. aa Uu property of JcJ.o li Ash Alto lot No No 14, Jackson ward, sixty by nine ty feet, bounded, east by lot No 13, aoulh by Hid street, west by lot No 15 and noith by a lane; t entered for four quarters ground rent, as the pro petty c f (me Minis Also lot No 15, Jackson ward, ably by feet, bounded east-by lot No IS, south ‘ street, west by M’tannb street, and lane; r< ■* ntered fer four quarters tbe property of Isaac Sfmia Also lot No 36, Jackson ward, sixty by ninetv fevt, bounded east by lot No 37, south by a lane, west by lot No 35, and north by Petty street; re entered for three quarters ground rent, a* tbe pro. petty of J Shaffer F. M. Stone, o,M. dee 4 239 sBdministrator’e sale. On the JCrzt Tuesday.in January, f819,. Will be told (agreeably toko order of the bosom «table ibe justices cf tbe-Inferior court of Jrf feraon-county) art of the rest That oiart < I estate of Henry M'Conky, 'or a House, twenty-five feet depth, more or less, frocliu together with rhe land onarh part cf lot ——, on ton and Rornsrd-streets. The above to be sola the benefit of the heinof said deceased. Tt -ale to take place at the premises, at 12 o’clo of tliat day. r . D. M. M‘Coi ° et 27—J_! pnBon Wt 1