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I 1 (rrand Lodge. ffhe members of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, and the difierent lodges under its jurisdiction by tlieir proper representatives, are sunfj^ncd to attend at their lodge room, in the Exahange', oh tlic first Saturday of Decem ber next, at 7 o’clock, p. m. being a grand quarterly com munication .for the election of officers and other business of the craft. By order of the U. XV. Grand .Master. PauIP. Tliomasaon, d. g. s aov 7 lot; Bank of Georgia. Additional Notice. BANK OF GEORGIA. Lost A BOX, marked diamond H. No. 104, containing Vestings; landed at Tour’s wharf, from the ship Qotton Plant, and is supposed to have been taken off the wharf by the drayman in mistake. The person ox- persons having the same in possession, will be pleased So give information to the subscribers. Calvin Baker & Co. nov 5- -132 Advertisement. Ranawuv from the subscriber, oirthe fifth May last, a njrgro woman named LUCY, about 5 feet, 2 or 3 inches high, thin visage, a scar on one of her cheeks, from 40 to 45 years old, speaks smooth and plain, and pretty good English. Any person who will deliver her to me, or to any gaol in Georgia or South-Carohna, shall receix e a reward of twenty dollars, to be paid by Moses Horton. -13U j&eaufbrt District, 27th Oct. 1816—e- *+* Brought to Savannah, gaol, on the 15th October, 1816, a negro man named Isaiah, five feet eleven inches high, about twenty years of age, »a\ s he belongs to Mr. Lewis Cyphets, of Camden, (South Carolina) A. HARMON, u. o. c. c. oct 17—124 gj* Brought to gaol, in Savannah, November 2,1816. A Negro man named David, belong ing to J. J. Grey, of Barnwell district, (s. c.) lie is fix c feet six inches lugb, and eighteen years old. Has on a brown Jacket anil striped troxvsers. Also, Ned, fixe feet five inches high, and eighteen years of age. He is dressed in white cotton homespun. H. M‘Call, g. c. c. nov 7 133 ' *' Georgia—Liberty county. By Eli jail Baker, clerk of the court of ordinary for the county of Liberty, in tiie state aforesaid. Whereas, Samuel Jones, sen. esq. applies for letters of administration, on the estate and effects of Elias Casseis, late of the said county, dec. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sin gular the kindred and creditors ol the said dec. to file their objections (if any they have) in my office, on or before tne first Monday in January next, otherwise let ters of administration will be granted to him. Given undermy hand and seal, this twenty first day of October in the y-ear of our Lord eighteen hundred and •ixteen, and in the forty first year of American indepen dence. [L. S'] ELIJAH BAKEK c. c. o. l. s. -(l27-«)___ Georgia—Chatham eounty. By S. M. Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary for the eounty of Chatham. Whereas, Lewis Giradon, hath made application for letters of administration on the estate of D. D. Williams, esq. late of Savannah, deceased, in behalf of the children. ^YThese are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, thelkindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have) in my office within thirty days from this date, otlierxx ise letters of administration will be granted to the aforesaid applicant. Given, under my hand and seal, this 17th day of Oc tober, 1&16, pL sj S. M. BOND, c. c. o. c.. c. Dancing Academy. GABRIEL L. COLMESNIL Informs Ins irieiuts and u»t; j>i«b.ic in general, tuat he will open his Dancing School, at Mr. Luccua’s long room, Bivughton-sli-eet, on Monday, ilie 18di instant. He hopes, that by lus attention to the pupils coniidtd to his care, he will uk nt the patronage of the public, l-'or terms apply to him, at Messrs. Thompson &. Gohuesiiil, near the Planter’s Bank. The quarters u> be paid in ad vance. nov 2 , lol Ghatham Academy. It being deemed expedient by the Board of Directors, that another Instalment of the Stock of the Bank of the State of Georgia should be called in, and that tiie Stock holders should be required to pay a proportion Uitreof ih specie. Notice is hereby given, that, agreeably to a resolution of the Directors of this date, twenty-three per centum fix each share, of the Stock of the Bank, is required to toe paid byvthe Stockholders, on or before the second Monday in December next; that five dollars, in specie, bit paid' on each shai-e, as part of the said twenty-three per cent; and the balance in bills of either of die Banks of Georgia. The Stockholders are further notified, tiiat Cashier’s Certificates of Slock will be issued in lieu of the turn- missioners’ Certificates, held by the Stockholders, upon the delivery of the Commissioners’ Certificates, at tire time of paying tne Instalment, as above required. Western Stockholders arc informed, that they may pax- said Instalment, and receive their Strict fCertificates, on delivering the Commissioners’ Certificates, at either of the Offices established at Augusta and Milledgeville, so soon as they shall be in operation, which will! be in a short time. ELEAZAJt EARLY. Cashier. Savannah, the 2Oth September, 1816.—[115] Corps of Heavy Artillery, JJurittir /he lute War. m Land Whereas, it is represented, tnat it will be more con venient to many of the Stockholders, that the time pre scribed for the payment of the Instalment of twenty- three per cent, which includes the five per cent of specie, directed by the board, on the 20th September, 1816, should be extended. Ilesolved unanimously, That the time be, and the same is hereby extended to the second Monday in January next, and that the Cashier give notice, that the said Instalment is required to be paid on or before tiie said second Mon day in January next. tract from the Minutes. Eleazar Earlv, 1 7 Savannah, November 1 131 Cashier For sale The Toll-Bridge over Great Ogechee River, at which Joseph Hill lately resided—.it is a substantial well ouilt bridge, composed caiefly of cx press; it h.,s stood the cresiiets, and appeal’s to be in all respects a good and foniplete piece of w ork, for terms apply to JOHN llOLTON or ( ex'ors. april 4 40 JKRKMLAll CCYLEK. $liiii. Wood! Wood! The best of FIRE WOOD, of various kinds, and at the lowest rates, to be had aixx-ys on Wallace’s lower w harf. Shipping will also be supplied, -t a moment’s notice, with any kind of Eire Wood. J. M. Coilius. nnv 9 * h 134 House to let. A convenient Dwelling House to rent near* he market. Apply to B. £i G. LA i iliiui’. nov 9—>i*—134 To rent Three ROOMS, without a kitchen, in Gibbon ,’ brick building. Also, for sale a valuable fi.mily HOUSE. Enquire ..t jhis office. oct 31— ; I3J Yo rent A large dry CELLAR, on the Bay, near the Myket, and a commodious ROOM, for a stoi-e, both neariv un joining. Enquire of E. EARLY. IFho has for sate A pair of young, well matched, northern HORSES, nov 7 M 133 To rent Two tenement HOUSES. Enquire of Mrs. Phhip Minis, Bi-oughton su-ect. nov 5—132 To rent or lease. That well knoxvn WHARF, at present occupied by Taylor, Davis &. Tavior, will be let for one or inure years: it is one of the best situations for a lumber v mi, in Sav.mnah; possession may be had on the first of De cember next. For terms apply to John Gardiner. oct 24—127 ^ Wanted to hire An active NEGRO BOV, from 16 to 18 \ ears of age, accustomed to wait on table. I. K. YEFFT. nov 7 a 133 Lost, Near,the Fort, on or about the first of October last, an iron barrelled PISTOL, with two silver diamonds on the stock, each side, and a silver band near the muzzle, with a stop lock. The finder, by leaving the pistol at this office, shall receive a liberal reward, nov 7 133 W anted Tw-elve or fifteen Negroes, for whom liberal wage# will be given. Apply to Cillml. & Baker, or Clark & Lcfbcjvkcw, Bricklayer* nov 9 U* •T. J. & F. Blanchard Hu vc lately received, f rovi r v^uce A large assort men of FANCY a..d \\ i.Y|. w *' which tiny offer for s-ie on xerv Lbct-ui '"'ODg, them art the following ari.cles; \V inu. cm nt, mvetaiid green do; ;i/ur.,] S1 ,i, ... . ,1 I I " . 0^. silk Late, si It ;..ce Piior.ms and Jlan white i ,ct \ icis and biia'.i is of v..no a AL nut Sha\‘. is, x t i t low ; s..k Siiav. is o 3i.ica Aleiino am. onto n 8... .1 tine, 1.oituce „nv. changeable bus , biai k Mik for drio.,es. ol a siipti*ior . re., ef,. ! ’-oXv. v 1 -VL to - Messrs. Baillie andJewitt having arrived, instruction in tiie different branches of English education vxi.l re commence To-Morrow -Morning, at 9 o'clock, at the Academy. In consequence of the illness oi' Mr. Gray son, no tickets can yet be issued for the Lain or Greek languages. A separate room will be appropriated for young ladies. Tickets can be had by application to the Treasurer, at liis office, opposite Mr. Cuyler’s. nov 5 132 ai.u s ll ( 'Cu bliX 1 if fSc, Si, iK **i., 1 C- t.c r» j ,i: Cuiifbr • C ij { all Cl| l*l : ilR'S, ‘ 1*, b: il U,_ UllHlll iribil I'v); . -1 f.s, U. J k all, . i i biucR, 111.He and eo rtd F, rcutu u* ,t. rt| Kl Canton oo; at pr ‘J 1 i/tr. bin . . LtaC k, , s .uy Liwlii, supwinnc Liu*. , be ck, get in, gm Il» i U(i ; Ml. n iilic i. IP i eon lllOll Cas^,;,.. ,, s 3 , lorsj; 1 u\\ pr.ee a (. iulll Li. a p- i ;s,-e ■ 1, : t. brown , <ir-.D and u, ll.\ ed 1", h.-ci: F.cnm, bClilkS \ tSUi:pS«L;. \ c SMiik to; b*, iRK ui. i t i-.lv.. The members of the corps of the Savannah Heavy Ar- tiiler' , that served during the late War, under u.c- com mand of captain H it/iam li Bulloch, are notified that, in conformity with the appropria.nm that Was made to purchase SWORDS with iiie t’umis arising from the p: v of tne corps, they have b.cn accvrdi igiy pr cured and are now l-iady for delivery, ami that hi calling on Wil liam Gaston, lute lieutenant of tiie company, each num ber will be furnished with his sxvoui. Those members that have removed into the country ui.i be furnished by- sending tiieir written order; and tiie frauds or repre sentatives of sucll members as may lu.vc deceased since tile war, are also entitled to receive in tneir s.e.iil. oct 19—ia—125 - ts anil B ...;f—a..is; wlmi, red, grim nets; wh.tc, yeiiCV. ai.u green C..M Cloths aiul Da.per, f.om 6-* to 12-4; R : alio /-8 iiheii ILii-.i k. cotton do; e,. < i black ami wime sole Glovei^ t,n. ..o , bucksk.n do; wry line Freiicli la.m ha cotton, worsted and lamb’s wool ii- i, L ■S>a il.. il a L< ^ In the vicinity of Savannah FOR SALE. Atract of land, (know n by me n-ine of Bonabelle, and lately the property of a Mi-. Bretet) containing auout 52'J acres, is offered for sale. It is situated about five miles from the city of .Savannah, within a short distance of Thunderbolt, and on tne salts, li lias a very com fortable dw elling house, a good b..rn mid out buildings. The above tract will be disposed of upon tiie most reasonable terms, as die heirs of the estate, of which it forms apart, are anxious for a division of the property. Persons desirous ox’ purchasing will appiy fur further particulars to cither, GEORGE JUNE-s, EBEXEZER JACKSON or oct 8 120 EDWARD F. 1ATYNALL. LU and cotton do; eiuidi V i i A f tul tr H-Gv / -4, 8-4 1 9-4, lU-4,11-4 IJ-* ro L itlhki ih. . ^ 4 .] 5, Bath l tili^, *i -* uP.l. 6- ■I com n L an l jTiC, c-n r.- 1 VV - S.V-, figured i itT,Ox..x ,*1R; rVlusl [ins, j (j /lit. t LJ.U Kluii * d- nimg woolen \..rn, eu CO, L- f Llid /'-ft iiisn Limn, pi ekt t J >Oc kb) u soiled qu-iiiKs, 0--± ullu *i-4- Oluitl unu S'. pj t -A || ( } brie Ui.ll ec.riiii.un Diiuit wj« - \ J ^(1 .r.t. ci.uii.j Hey llOIlK-puii, COltOll alld li i.vn Li. ACk, iJ- NO'ti, ( i ( it 1- 111-11 Osi„, .burg^, Aloci. AI ulii aid f JHi iio ■ •'* i i’Uiu.Ki. :cti :tG, fine B„f;< .-is, Ml.met, Pn IN. . S'* /lit ci l'I;.; 1 . , - t Laven.ict V* atcr, AllUgU. ‘ Oil, i- ox< . s i'-r i ti. s S , eii, hair 1 'oivtler, pox» uer Pufis, tu t lit L-iili's’ work Boxes, x . •nces, i ■ ’ i. • ' I.o iiw ‘ C.J ormi.tnted with birds and fi.nve.s, Boyer’s French and Lngnsii Dxcl.'-i a- , assortment ol fine and common i ... alid Lecali-eis. nov a V 1 -v bale ot Go.wlh, Marked diamond H No. l>u. and i t o.,\ ed .1. P. 1 . No. 52, was 1 ,.;ui.i li .in i.i. Lf ul**. !i.c Amelia., Hi. ■ in Ncvv-Vtirk., i ir w ..cji l.«> rs.ii ui Li.j .eai rcia. i ileV Wlii lx uci. * 1*/ d t-: t.:C ■ .11 . loll to LCu UGE GURl;o. nut j- —M — —132 “ V; 1 i I ua Lie iaiiiiiis i f t) i btiil*. Foiu* 1 it!U :dt*i ( l and f ify acres. ;. r e >> y .. tilt i5a\w lil); ail B ,.ek Live:-, sitii..*e : . t> iHit'cl. . s’. u - tile city. W c ii ao ..pied lo tile cultur. . 1 r iC> 's Cant*; Ujjv >* T •ds o f oiielBlidrcd acres in av. u..u Cultivate d h y James Ancram, esii A He, . t ti act, .ujiwarris of three 1’ acres, acl jar cut to ii.t tract — tiiis t . ct w orthv t ill *ittxO| i. a :) or t he ov. iiei* * t tiie > at ahW - c- .*-7 \u.\r hating- some coiiviiiiei-! b'ti;di:ias on it; it a a good proportion of high pine land, and tli. xx t il adapted to the cuiAuv e,i" cotton and pi aiso, u sv. amp, abonudnig w itli cx press and o. bit- limber. A .so, - tract, containing five hundred acres, situ-ri Oil Savaniiaii It.ver. - few times above Purxsuing;,. k e> .. by the iiainc or lltsr Biuffi— this tr_ct is \a.-y xaudit,.* it abo-.imis u itn v.lnte Oak and otl.tr tiinoe. SadLaii/i the Savannah market. Also, two tracts of pine Land, in the van burgh, x.ell timbered. 'i he whole of ti.e property will be sold trio / rale terms. Apply to John Nohton, .,i, the Ui-’a.-: orih Sav-nnah, to ■ tr oi Turd- ■ auc j acoo x)eve:iii\. ‘tut 7- -io; For sale The two vacant LOTS. < n tin B v, N 1 4 and 5, tytiling, Decker ward, ai’joining e..eii e>t:n r. am! b LaKtWai-diy by the dw elling bouse of cap . ‘ 'i D.giv illK.ed Rice and wcstwjmily b to the xxestwaid, being apply to nov 7 l 133 Jetje rs- i corner n s - , nc. PL, 1 la, U • I..-S >• 5. 1 1 Lb. r or sale A House and Lot- in St. James's squr-e, be tlxc most healthy ami pleasant situations m v >' the s.dei lot are all necessary oxit buildings. .. pertj xx i il Le sold for a moderate price, -mi a cl one, tu o alui three y ears given for tiie payment, solis disposed to purchase w ui . ppix to cider subscribers. BEN. fiiiKK’I.U. M. SiiEFiALb, anril 6 41 I-. ht r of tt-' To l ent The WHARF and commodious S TORES, dyr - Messi-s. Carnochan £e Mitchell For rn s. ap Iv to nov 5—p—132 Gecrge Andersen. Inferior Court—Chatham eounty. f hambers. 2d. \ 'ovembci [ dC On the petition of Charles C inmn staling, that ia s confined at the suit of Barrett & Sims, on b..il procy. and that he is unable to pai his debts, or to support i itr- seifin his confinement, but is willing io n ake a fa if w- render of all his estate, real and personal, for the ben--’ - othis creditors, in terms of the Insolvent Acts oftt'S State. h is ordered, That the said Charles C. Dunn, be breurd up at the Court House, in the city of Savannah, on c sixth day of January- next at 10 o’clock, to be e.\arn»<i in the premises, and that notice thereof be given m c: 6 of Uie gazettes of Savannah. £xtract from the minutes Job T- Bolles,