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Livxanjof., Dec.-2. The congre** at Vix-U-OiiajHie his broken up, and the allied aoverigus 4nd tMr minister* luve left that city. Lord Mulgrari!lias from ill hi-ilth, r<-- tinned hi* situianrt at mailer-general nf the ordinance, The duke of Wellington i> to be hi* »ucce**ur. The Nabelli and the Alexander are or- dereiI to lie paid off it R-ptforil. Cap tain Rnss has hnrjuht home a dog and 'a bitch lielnnging t<» tlie newly disco vered inhabitant* of the region* he has 'visited. A public meeting was held on Thursday last, at Mairche.ter, when an address of condolence to his toyal highness the prince regent, nn the larcented death of her majesty, " as unanimously agreed to. . By a vessel from Alexandria, the agent ol the Egyptian Pat In at Leghorn is said to have received advi'es confirniing the reports of the P.tcha‘ - >0 having obtained a signal victory over tue Wecliabites, and taken possession of their capital. Yesterday lord Selkirk arrived here in 'the Coorier, captain Boivue, in twenty days from New-York. . The weather hits been so remarkably fffild lor the last few days, that, in several git den* in the neighborhood of this town ptnnroses, daisies, and other species spring-flowers, have coineoutiu toll bloom in wsnn situations roses, pinks, ami other summer-flowers are also in hlus-otn Pams, November 23. The papers found in the possession of general Gourgaud are, it is said, of the highest importance. They designate the principal agents of the St. Helena eon-pi racy, develop the secret machinations on which were founded the hopes of deliver ing Bonaparte, and will lead to discover ies of tile highest importance—uutidi tone. Count Putinela and the marquis de Mu rialva have, repaired to Brussels, in order tofponfer with the principal ministers of the different powers on tne singular posi tion of the court of Brazil with respect t< that of Spain: for the most recent letters .from Madrid tend to represent king Per rlinand as little disposed to adopt the con ditions of the mediation offered by the five great powers, for terminating the differ ences between the two cabinets. It is sus pected that admiral Tulitschelf lias exer cised far more influence than vour ambas sador on the cabinet ol Madrid. The duke of Rich-lieu and M. Pnzxo di Burgo, who went from Aix-la-Chap.-ll to Brussels, arc daily expected at Tatis, as is also the duke of Wellington. Besides what his been stited in tli journals, letters direct from Aix-la-C.'ia- pelle have completely satisfied every doubt respecting the St. Helena plot, by con firming that the wnose affair resolves ilsell into an equivocal correspondence; and that Bonaparte, like another Prometheus, i* still chained to his rock. Thi* certainty, supported, it is said, b? lord Castleregh himself, destroys what still remaiued of mystery in some of the ministerial p spurs, alter the spreading ol the first alarm. it appears that it was not thought pro per to maintain at Aix-la-Cliapelle, all the importance winch wnsut first given to the discoveries made by Sir Hudson Lowe. Lord Castlercagh must doubtless have felt, that if intrigues, which had not been de feated, still existed at St. Helena, the blame could not attach to the French gov ernment, which could have nothing to do -with the affair; but to the English minis ter's or their agents, as they hold in their hands all the means of superintendence and repressions with respect to the prison er, for whose custody th••jr are responsible to Europe. Hamburg, Nov. 14. It is hoped- that the transport of gold and silver into Russia will shortly cease, as this alone has occasioned the stagnation in commercial affairs. The course »f ex change has fallen in a most alarming man- ^ ner; coffee is the only article of colonel ~ produce which has maintained its price this week, whilst the price of corn has ris en in consequence ot its continual expor tation to England. > PBESEJrTAieXTS or Tin GRAND J ITIty OF C'.IATHAM COUNTY. Wt, the Grand Jurors for the county of Chat, ham, in dosing our session,•• make tlie following , pTtffnUDcnts: 1st. We present as a grievance, the little atten tion heretofore paid to (lie presentments of ilic grand inquest or this county; and respectfully ask—where is the necessity of pointing out evils, if the remedy is withheld by those ai me who can apply itf Preceding grand juries of our county have represented many evils which we regret to say, have not received the attention of tlie differ em departments to whom th y were addressed; and we fear fUture grand juries, from this circum stance, will feel little inclined to notice grievan- ^ when, in so doing, there is no hope of a re medy. 2d. We present, as a serious grievance, the no torious deceptions practiced by tlie use of false weights and measures; and recommend, that the Solicitor be instructed to prosecute the offenders; ' and that the names of those persons that have been lat- lv found offending, be furnished by the com missioner* of the market. 3d. We recommend, that the act passed by the last legislature, regulating pci sons of color m this state, be published; and that the ordinances of the city council, for the better government of people of color, he re-published, and rigorously enforc ed by the proper . uthonties; and recommend to tlie police offiixre. to be attentive in restraining negro, * from being disorderly on the sahlutlR 4th. We recommend, to die proper authority, sgch a regulation, with regard to taxation, as wiil encourage the erection of tire proof buildings in the «ity. - . . ... 5th We present, as a serious end, tue tacility with which unqual.fiid and ignorant individuals are allowed to practice a* physicians ill our com munity, to the great hazard of the lives of those who may employ litem,- and it-coinin nd, dial our nest legislature do pass an act authorising the in, Vtitutaip of a Medical Hoard m this city, to exam, iite all those commencing tlie prect cepf i-hjsic iii the county, and that ho one b-.- permitted to pmetiae as physician or surgeon, wi ll m; a cerli- (ici'ie from skid board. 6th. We again recummind that measures i-e m mediately takrn by the Juuees of the b.fcrior .unfit, foV the erection vfa neiv court-house, and, f me county fundi bennr udrquate, that the dvf- ' At N fh*de tip by an additional county tax. 5 S:- /ill. Wc prtje r 'i, a; werions ievj, practice of per*on* Avifinjf on ’!»e coum n, as va»i *u4 acci lmtf* art fik**l\ to lu ipf'i to the in uab.Unl* of th?c* y from ••tch coiviikct. 8th. A* agierancc offbeat int^nku*je, we pre sent til* frrqurnf infraction* of the pub ic pc*cc, winch have lately oocttrH witl«»» tlie city of jjU vannali; and wr eamrslly recQa nend t<» the of fenders a greater respect for the Ia«« of thecou try in which they live—and to the of pm tice, unceasing vigilance in <h«cftargin£ Uw in» pnnant tnut th-v hre uolrrt^km- 9-h- We bej* leave rrs eetfuj/ to submit t» the k'j'mUtiiit. t ; irou;ii die medium »f this pre- *en»men». as w^.l ai tin.* rt»re-*enUtivcs t,f thi* county, the propriety of - ; akerat«»n in (he con sfnut on. an it relates to our judicial !»ys«tm In republican fjinu **l g ivurnm-iit, when die right- of the citiac ::i are mark'd bylaw, justic-. or other word* the laws theinvdv*a cannot be ad mi nisteied with too in :ch plainness or distinctness,, that all may be enviled to trace, with c*ue and clearness the operation of those rights—most at tempts to simplify and curtail the forms la* luve ended in difficulty and confus on—and is part ctiUrly cvulenc*. d in the organ zation of our •iipenor c'*««r»» -the tame per*oui presiding in them are judges of law, and chancellors in equi ty. Now, if there Ikt any advantage in these se pirate branches of jurisprudence, (which cannot be denied) the pred »min nt habit ofth nkin^ on either of these sciences must inevitably impair the energy and effect of the other, so that they do n'»t exisi in such strength as contemplated and dedred In Ic^al pri ce tilings, ont o the great •*st advantages to suit'>rs f is almost lost in our present system—the ri^ht to a new trial—-it is to be sure preserved when ihe judge is favorable — but, as the best and wisest of men may err, those evils, resulting from the mudirection of the court or pervcr*:ni;»s of s jud^e. (if such tiling bepos stble.) will surely l»e expericiiced^bccausc the only poison to whusm the motion lor new trial can be made- is lie who has caused the difficulty, These are am ng»t many iuconveniciicies, which happily for u.» wc d » not at tins particular time experience, yet arc inseparable from the present system. A supreme court of errors and appeals will wot only correct these evils, but all such exist in inferior judicatories, and above all will establish an uniform athmn.stration of law and equity throughout the sra’e—for it is a lamenta ble fact, Uut, in our different judicial circuits, there is as much variance in practice and decision a* if we were citizens of other states. Such want of uniformity must necessarily impair contract and that confidence which should kiit together with entire union all parts of our state, that her a£i»cuiiui.tl and commercial rights and advan uigc* may be properly understood and enjoyed. We think that such will be the happy effect ol a supreme court of errors and appeals, and of a chancery juriMi.ciioii W Tuc grand j t.y would reiterate the recoin- mendatton ol licit* predecessors, for such an or ganization of tlie municipal court of the city* as would relieve the Superior court fmm tlie trial of minor criminal offences,—auid they content them selves wiin a fimple recommendation, because they believe it unnecessary to enter into a speci fic detail of tlie reasons by which they have been influenced, since il..t uslc lias been so fully per formed by liieir predecessors. llth. W'e notice, with much Satisfaction, tlie mvosurc.i edopied by the board of health for die eftlenuon of dry culture in the vicinity yf ;1k city t he h* eI:I» of the city during; the KSt season, winclj was unueu dly dry, presents strong evi- deuce that the humidity of the atm sphere «* the grtstt s.iuic-j ol our autumnal fevers, and holds forth a gp.at ir»dwceme: t 10 our city to persevere in the measures ad -pled to correct it We recommend, that the*e our presentments be published in the guz.Ucs of this city, and that a copy of the same he transmilted to the rppre *tsittauves from Jus county in die next fce&*<uu of the legislature. It JtSEUT HAUBIISHA.M, foreman. Joseph CarrurnsuB, Robert Tavlur, James M'Hknht, 9 Nevlx. James S. Uulloih, Fluting Akim, ’ Futm.Ricu S. Fell, J. un V Wuits, Sam’l il. Pahkmak, Joun M'Nisu, Am hew K>ot. Flias Waller, Normar Wallace, Donald MacLeod, ■Iacob Shafver. P Li euakd, Jobs p. llzsur. Geo not Ha.il, J. Meigs, Derut M'Altir. Ordered, that a copy of the second presentment if the grand jury, be furntebtd to ihe solicitor- general, and ’commissioners of the market—a co py of the third, fourth and seventh, to his honor tlie mayor of the city of Savannah - of the sixth, to the honorable the juices of the Inferior court —and fifth, ninth and tenth, to each member of the next legislature of this state,—and that the whole be puMidied in the gazettes of Savannah, in conformity to the request of the grand jury. JZxti ac: Jrom the mi utes. Jots T. lioiLts, clerk. fOR TUE SATARSAU REPUBLICAN. Mu. Euitou—Ir, the magazine at tlie east end of the city there is to Oe at this time at hast fifty thousand pound* of gunpowder, besides a very Urge quantity «n the laboratory of the heavy artillery, the ciri magwziue, &c. The two latter *imi!dtpg& (one of which is shingled and has wood en door*) nearly adj in each other, and the former is not more than nro or \h-e.e hundred yards frofn them. Some of our citizens, 1 underhand, have endeavored to procure the removal of this terrible and destructive article to a safe distance from the population; yet it still remains exposed to the mercy of inc-hdiaries, or any untoward accident which may cau>e it to explode, “livery one’s busiiics^' says tht provetli “is nobody*» business,** and it is only in this way that the Ftip ' ineness of our ci'izen* can l*e accounted for af ! er !> ?ng a lvisvd of the above facts. What would be the precise effect of Jhc explosion of 50,*’a0 # weight «f gunpowder, u on tne neighborhood, I cannot pretend to determine; 1 confess 1 have no desire to enter nr.o tne d:slr :»dn-j detail, or to calculate the probable extent of ravages. I pre sume, however, that aov one wiio will take the trouble to refer to authentic accounts of this snecies of calamity t will lv* satisfied diat in the present instance it mint be attended with conse quences wlicit humanity shudders to contcir- piste. The remedy for this thing is as ejjy as it »- obviously nece-r-arv In ail the'cities, the maga zines are remo e From the pontilatinn. and even there, in some caS<S, the distant extdo&ions liav bern sufficiently fill to leave an awful warning of the. desolation which would have resulted from their nearer vicinity. May l not th*?r presume \o ask whe her it is not completely in the power of the hum>r.*bie corporation to whom i* entrusted the protocticn of our families and property cause to be constructed on the banks of the river, at a sufficient distance above the town, a suitable repos tory fot this distrucrire matter, and whether the city cannot rjdemuiiy itself for the expence of such a building by requiring all persona im porting powder to convey it tiiere, subject to a charge for storage- The agent of the United States ha*, I am informed, declared his readiness t » remove the powder belonging to government from the magazine of fort Wayne, to any proper place which tile corporation may estab«i--h with a view to greater sc cur it>, and to pay them for its storage. I luve also heard it suggested,-though I diyiot pretend *«*ert it, that in d naequMice of the croweded of the different magazines, nmcii powder . ; »een introduced into stores m various partaoi tt*«: c.ty amlmry to law. As to the probability of an explosion, it would he equally absurd to predict one way or the other. No man knovis whether his house wiil be struck by lightning, but every prudent mao provides ..gainst such mu wri t, if theo, sir. these build ings are not.ee> c. d tl»e reach of couflagration, either tromde.i» ar iccideot, let me ask v» hether it be not die <iuty of die municipal moxUo- rity to secure the l. v.-s .*nd property or their fel low citizens by tiirirty precaution against the pit* rihihty of a ca;:r>trGphe ui|use consequences can- not he measured, and which it wilt be then in vain to deplore. ^ MC5UTOB. L.l TES WHOM FH.WCB. . Tfw the arrival of the French brig Le Bon fleuriettei je»ter«l*y, we liaye Ifavre atl-. sices as Idle is the 4fh Decembers No^ new^p ipera were recetTcH, and We have no vfrlnl rep^rtJ nf political news. A private letter ot the4th D*cethber 9 has tlie. subjoinH commercial information: • k Bu?inc*s is in such a state of stagna tion. that cottons wiH nut sell; but I have sold mine by the Venus, at 51 sous, in con sequence of its beautiful quality offers made for other cottons a-e noi more than from 49 tn50 sons* Sea-islands arc quot ed at 450f. per 50 killogmm*. There lias been a I so a fall:« the price of rice, which may be quoted at 40 a G5f. Tne rice from Piedmont is .abundant, and can he obtained at. 27 a 28f. Tobacco is in no demand—.Carolina from 70 to 80^*— Charleston City Gazette, lOth inst COUNTRY PRODUCE. savannah—casu run*as Tan day. # cts. £ cts Rice, per 100 lbs. 5 50 a 6 Corn, per bushel, 1 00 Cotton, sea-island, pr lb 5 .» Ditto, upland, do. . 2.J j Flour, per barrel 9 5J a 10 t obacco, leaf, per 100 lba. 9 a 11 SHIP NEWS. l-OJIT OF 6’JOXV.lff.' m SHmlTZD, Hriif Sally.Ann. Chase, Liverporl, 40 days—to J llattelle U. Co. owners—with a Tull cargo of mer- Clumlize. etc—to Andrew Low U Co. Scarbrough k M Kinnc, Johnston & Hills- Low, Wallace &Co t> W lioilins, Alex. Drew. Campb'll U Gumming, and others. Left ship Victory, to sail for this port in a few days. Spoke, Dec ?4. lat 31, 29, w. ion 29,3'), w. ship Argonaut,' 15 days fr. m Sa lem band to Calcutta Jan 15, lat i7, 35. Ion 76, 15, spoke brig Legal Tender, two day* from Charleston buund to Havana Steam boat Charleston, Utley, Charleston, via Rtaufort, 2 days. f’ar»rnjw«--Meurs M'Adam. Allen. Cox,Orrwell,Talbot,'Timmons, Atkins m, M Laughlin.Calder. Corice, Uoyley, Smith, Col lins, Abbott, Jacobs, and five serrauts. cuaaxo, Sloop Atlas, Clark, Charleston. The steam boat Charleston, Utley, left here this morning, at 10 o'clock, with passengers, for Charleston. THEATRE. Ton the benefit MRS. BARREtT. This Eveuing, January 21, Will be performed, the Tragedy of PIZARRO, The DEATH of HOLLA. SPANIARDS, Mr. Young Clark Tcnnell • Quin Seward Hyatt Dalton Mrs. Barrett PERUVIANS. Mr. Clark Mude Drummond Faulkner Brown Master Clark Mr*. Young Mr. Nichols Mrs. Waring Virgins, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. llorton, Mr*. Faulkner, Miss Clark, &c. .Ifter the Tragedy f The American Eagle, or the Stan dard of Liberty, Will be recited by Mrs. Barrett. To vhich will be added, the Musical Farce of the Agreeable Surprise. " Sir F. Friendly, Mr. Faulkner Compton, Clark Eugene, Nichols In which character he will introduce the Song of “THE BOSE OF TOE V.iLLEY." -;^fcr-.vr AUCTIONS. Pizarro, I .as Casas, Valverdc, Almagro, Gouzalo, Davilla, Centinel, Elvira,' Ataliba, Rolls, Alonzo, Orozimbo, Blind Man, Boy, Cora, High Priest, High Priestess, Lingo, Hilaon Thomas, Fennell John, Hyatt Chicane, Quin Stump, Schinotti Cudden, Seward Laura, Mrs. Waring Cowslip, Young Fringe, Clark Mrs* Cheshire, Horton To-Morrow, 22d'iaflliiht, ivui be »eld oiv /nAvifon', upper vharf, 4000 bu.hels Liverpool ground Salt, afioat . , 30 firkins 1st quality pickled fco«e cork Butter 2783 gallons atone Jugs, Jura any iioitics 6 baskets best F.iig(i*'i Clieeta 6 do 'prime old Cheshire do 37 pipes pure llollanffGih . 150 pieces Dunflee Bagging. . . - yVrtse—All sums under S300, cash; over gott) I to 31900, 60 days; anil over 1QOO, 90 days, ibr ap proved endorsed paper,. Sale to commence at It »YLet. M. Herbert, auctfr. jan 21 »4 ■ - On Saturday, 23d instant, }VUl be sold at the store •* Mr. J. F. Lcf.bre, (&PRINO-ULLL.) BIS KHTiyS STOCK OT . Groceries, Dry Goods, househotu and kitchen Fuwitute. AZSO, 2 secqnd-hand Chairs 1 good Cow ; , i. ., t chair Horse, &e. Terms, cask. .. .... Sale to commence at half pact 10 o’ctoct, predict,. Willifortl Baker, auct'rs. jan 18——14 ■ On the first Tuesday iu February next, Will be told before .he Qeuruthaee, in I Mi aty, betveen the uiuat homo, . . All that TRACT of LAND, on the Augusta Road, only four miles from the city of Savannah, composed of pine, hammock, and low land, well adapted .for small farms and garget; ground. This tract contains a trout of * mile ou the Augusta road, which runs through the centre of H, and where taverns and visiting places for waggons are much wanted. It is'bminffcd by Uae’i. Hail, Mill ion, Stebbiiis and WlUiamson’slands to the nonli- east; the retreat tract to the south; Britton’s and Read’s land to tlie southwest; and by Wilkins’ and Rae’s Hall to the northwest. It Will he (Sold in lots of 20 to 60 acres, according to a plan.which will be exhibited. Terms—one-fourth cash, ba lance in one,two and three yrais, without interact. M. Herbert, auef’r jan 15 — ■ -12 - ■ On the first Tuesday in February next, Will be told before the C"ttri.Uouse t . A prime NEGRO FELLOW, afield hand, wait- [ er, or house servant jan 14- -11. M. Herbert, auct’r. A For New- Orleans Tlie schooner JOHN, captain Love- lo d, to sail on Wednesday, the 26th i nit. For freight or passage apply t the captain on board, at M’Kinne’s wharf, or to Hail Jf Hoyt; Who /five landing and Jo- tale 20 hhd» Molasses, suitable for retailing jan 21 r 17 Landing, From brig Sally-.litn, from L.verpool, 50 crates assorted Crockery 40 kegs white Paint 150 camp Ovens, Pots and Skillets 8 iron Chest* 50 cables Loudon Porter 10 tons Coal For sale by J BATTELLE & CO. jm 21 Lj 17 Newark tiider. 8fc. 19 barrels firs; quality hoe Newark Cider 18 du second tin do do do 10 do common Connecticut do 6 do cherry Brandy - 20 half barrels buckwheat Flour 20 do do superfine do ItO bags white flint Corn 20 barrels Connecticut river me* Shad 20 half barrels do do do Salmon. Mackerel, menhaden and digby Her- rings. Sec Ste—ior sale by J. MUIR, jan 21—Jt—17 Bull.ch’t range Received, hy the subscriber, The following Goods, which will be sold very low, and at a iiberd] credit, for approved papei: 4 double barrel ^nd 10 single barrel patent Gun 10 do do and 10 do do do 1 box assorted JLbbons, figured and plain Embroiders Shawls, Veils, Pelerinesjand half Handkerchiefs 19 gold & silver spangl'd Gowns & Trimmings 10 dozen silk iJun.ijk Shawls—pbud do 4-4 white and black ( hulie 4 boxes harfrincj Paper 12 dozen artificial Ki*iwm—ostrich Feathers o pieces uublenched linen Cambric A fi w sets o♦* Coral, small tortoise shell Combs 30 dozen silk Gloves 25 dozen ladies* silk Stockings L. Larffnn. jan 21 m* 17 Notice. The subscribers haie fi.rmed a conncx on in iiusim-ss umler tlie firm of Cliiice & Rnow.v at St. Jlfurft, in this state. They offer their ser- ces in transacting Commission Business. S. Clarke. G. S. Brown. St Mi.,’e. Jan. 10. I8ig [-Lt—tyi Take Notice. Tlie subTciibtra having purchased the whole .stuck nf I’Onin.ngery, Cutter, ami Burdioaret of James ForLTszT. will dispose of the same. »t whole** 1 * »’ d r tail, at very reduced prices, low er than has been sold at the same store at any t.m". 'I hey will keep m nand a good assortment at all Pairs, and flatter themselves, that at the low advance which they w ill sell goods, either in the nhalrsale nr retail, that dry will meet ihe approbation of their cusinmera. All persons haying demands.against Jisu lonTSXT will be ]iaid by us, and all indebted to him will pjv the same to JOHN NBV1TT jan 21—-ji—17 JOHN WINTER. Bank Shares. One hundred Shares in the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, bel rnging to the esiate of the late colonel Rzxja.vix Ilaw-xrxs, will be of fered for aale, f»r carli, at the Ej Aange, in Sa vannah, on MONDAY. the 15th day of February next. Upon each share of the above stock eighty d lbrs liave been paid. The subser bers are au thorizea to sell by an order of court, and they will make the transfer to the purchaser. Etfvinid Hawkins, e.r’rar. William Hawkinji,e.c’or. jan 4 nf—-17 . s - Savannah Free School. A Cbarty Sermon wiff be preached, and a col lection made.in the Baptist (ffnirch on SUNDAY, the 24:h instant, for the benefit of the Savannah Fiee School. Elixa Roberts, Se't’ru. jan 21- 17 * John C. Holcombe Haring taken .the ware b u-e l .tely occupied' by FlrweUin & Dickinson, offers hi. services in the FACTORAGE and COMMISSION i.IAE— His store houses are now undergoing a thorough repair for tlie reception of produce, merchandize lec-—and strict attention wiil be paid to all buai, ness committed to hirfeare. Juguota, fGa.JJuly 1—f 156 Blank Indentures Fur .sale at this office. (XT’ TO-MORROW EVENING, the Comedy of | THE RIVALS, BOMBASTES FURIOSO, anr * , HONEST THIEVES, FOR THE BENEFIT MR. FAULKNER. On Monday, the 15th of February next, Will be told at the late residence tf Janet Cldtuuf, deceased, Barnard m eet, All the personal Property of acid deceased. By order of the administrators. Sale to commence or 11 o'ctock, M. Herbert, auct'r. jan 19 15 Valuable Lands for sale'. On the frtt ’Tuesday in Feb'-utuy text, ^ Will be sold at the CQdrt house, in,the city of Siu vannah, between the hours of 11 And 1 o'clock*, Ah VALUABLE . ' TRACT OF LAND As any in this state, situated within a few mil^a of Darien, bounded ;by Lewis’ Creek and toy. Ata'amaha river containing 115)0 #pre* calculated tBoxes can hereafter be taken for the fol. I for the culture oirice, cotluii or sugar, lowing day’s repreaentation. I tiio, 1 • i. . • • m Smoking in the Theatre cannot be allowed * House ,nd ^ 8 ! olr » * v l-i- r o, | residence near the land. The above property will po-iiivly hc ynld on that day, unless previ ously disposed r.f at private sale, of which pur chasers are assured Mi HERBERT, auct’r. dec 26 re 257 - Kj" No postponement on account of the wea ther. *,* The Doors to be opened at half past 5, and the peifurmance to commence at half past 6 o’clock precisely, iff Admission to the Boxes and Pit, okk hol- taa—to the Cattery, nrrr cssra. Savannah','Januari 21——17 Cotillion Society.' A HALL will be given at tbe Exchange, THIS I .EVENING, 21st instant. . .. . . jan 20—14 Grand Lodge of Georgia, January 20, a. o. 5819. An A ijourned Communication will be held, at I _ ^ __ the Lod^e Room, TO-MOHROW EVENING, »t tate of johrt IS. Mars, deceased; hy order o( thS 11 o’clock a. 2*. I'HOSIAS N. MOKHL. I honorable the court of ordinan for Chatham j an 21—16 Grand AVry. | county A. HOWS, ac/m’or. On the fret Tuesday of February next, . . Will be sold in front of tbe court4iou$e, between the usual hours, , ,» . A Neijro Wench, Dorisa. belonging to the cal •t tht Eegimental Orders An Election ■* ordered to be held, at the.Ex- ehange, on Saturday next, 23d instant, at voua o’clock; a for a Captain, Firlt and Second Lieu. * IVill be Rented Oil the 2od day of Jat uarjr, . . Between the hours of It aid 2 o’clock, t* the tenant, and Cornet of the Georgia Hussars, under rfie LAND o7 Ste estate of Dari| ihe super ..ten.lance of the pereons ntsigimud by Keefe dec „' n white hluff . for the term of on J law. M, order Of colon* Muhin,n year. WILLIAM DAVIES,) _ E. S. ftees, Adjutant 1st Beg’t. Ga. Mil. jan 21 g——16 GEO. D. HttSLER,'! Exccvtoro. jan 7-v’fa—■—S . , ..j- ? t — Will be sold * ' IC7* The inembtra ul the Georgia Hus- tur.t arc -equired to be oil their parade ground, on S&t'fll’.y next. 2^d mat precisely at thrxx o'clock, c' mplctely mounted, for the purpose of drdl, and also to vo:e lor c.-mmissiore*! < fficer agreeably to the al.ove notice, dance is* required. Pel..t, first sergeant. jan 20——a 16 Castings. An Invoice of Cartings just imported, consisting of Pots Ovens Skillets Moulds and Money Chests—For sale by Andrew Low ijJ'Co. dec 10 J 244 On Wednesday; January 27, At the subscriber*! fJaniaii.n, i. Striven countyJ near Mu. Bound t, on tAe Lnaimilte road, A small Stock of Hogs, all tbe Corn, and other ! Provisions, plantation Implements, some house; [ hold arid kirclien Furniture, Ac. The Plantation will then be leased, if uot sold, at or before the I ume. GEORGE JONES, jail 19 * 15 . For SaDe, By virtue of a decree in equity at the term of Ja nuary. between the dev.stes of Chatics Oding- selis, and the exrcutors of said Odingselb; WILL as sow, , On the f. st Tuesday in February next', _ At the court-house, nf Savannah, the Billowing TRACTS of LAND. Three tracts in Effingham county, consisting ct Punctual alien-1 two tl.ousand acres; another tract in Chatham county, known aa tU Old Orphan House tract; containing fuui i-uudred and seventy acres; Bum- side’s island, containing two hundred and fifty acres, hammock land, with all the improvements; situated in said county of Chatham; a Lot in Broughton -street, city of Savannah, with the Imr prove inert* thereon; and one other tract in said county, containing one hundred and, sixty five acres, contiguous to said city, subject to Jin ini' cumbrance. Pmis of the said tract* to be seen at the lime of vale. A amalt Library of Books; five head of Calth; twelve head of Sl eep; Gins, and other pluniai-on Ai tides—part of the personal estate of said C. Odingseils, deceased. Terms of sale—for the lgiid. one halt cash, tbe balance on Z Winter and Spring Goods In addition to the extensive importation by the I credit of one year, w:ti» bonds and mortgage o£ Georgia, Cgle»h» rpe and Pallas, the subscriber h:*ve receive<i a further supply by the brig Chat ham from I.,i\ erpool; which makes their assort- ment of DRY GOODS more general and extensive thiyr at any former period, which will be sold at reduced advance. Andrew Low Co. dec !0 1 T44 - e&ot* s. Vklnable Property for Sale. That commodious BUILDING, situated in the square fronting the Planters' Bank, at present oc- tlie premises; cash for the o'her property. C. O. Screven,) John Screven, J* jan 19 ca 15 . City Marshal’8 Sales. On the Jirtt Tue day in February next. In front of the court-house, between the hours ot 10 x. m. and 2 r. .w will be sold the following PROPERTY, ; If the taxes are nut paid before 1 h-t day: ot, No 17, St Gall, now culled Ogle-.hor rupied by Mr. Silas Hollis, as a boarding house. I ward, 9j feet deep, 75 wide, bounded, east by, 4 roomy and well calcu.uud Bra hotel. I lane, south by Pine-street, west by lot No 18, snA atto j north by lot No 4; levied bn as the property of Lot No S, with all tlie improvements thereon, [ George Woodruff, to saiiay tfie city tsx on said consisting of a neat two story Dwelling House 50 feet front and 20 feet deep, with a back pisza 10 feet in wedfh, and a cellar attached to one end. On this lot are all necessary out buildings j Decke ty for the years 1814 ar.d 1815—amount .10, and cost. . ..... Mina building on lot Nt> 4, Tower, tything: iecker wart); levied ou as the property of Tlu-mis It is situated on Broughton and corner of Hoqs-1 Gribbin, to satisfy his city tux for thi year lbU-j ton streeu I amount tax gU 6) cts and coat*. a Lao | Alsu lot Nb 16 and buhiingi, Bryan street. Lot No 6, adjoining No 5,fironting Broushtor-1 tyamacrsiw) now called pgleihorpewardj,132{ reet, with a neat one story Building, nearly new I feet deep and 75 wide, hounded cast by fid Nb; Persons wishing to piircbasethe above proper-1 15. south by Bryan street, west by lot No 17;ci>d can luve a view of the premises, and terms iif | north by a lane; kww|iiii)bTOjji|»^^^^ sale can *;e known hy enquiring of life subscriber, I Beck. ty. satisfy his city tsi Rif II . ,— Ten Share* rn ffie Planters’Bank for sale | ahiouht taXg4-U Ct» auiLc^Hi^^ ^ ^ jan 14 -« (itnrje Myers.
