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'• * last week} v’ rtpublirans gave in but few votes in al opposition, ■" {n Essex only 897 were received thi< part ot t j,,e township of Newark. The fol- -and ‘“ sth ,?" TT "re doubtless elected. ‘ T> H lowing gen !- • „v C o*ghfss. . John Linn, Henry Soutliard, Benjamin Betaet! Joseph Bloomfield, and Ephraim Bateman. And tire following president find Vice-President, Aaron Kitchell, David Welsch, Aaron ' Tewis. Mo 1 ’ Crowell, Charles Ogden, Daniel Garison, Vansyekel, J< ’“' selL _ v N« i -arfc Centinel. and VViilnun Imsseu. nortilcarouna. K., leigh, November 15. lection for electors of president and vice-presi- T ft'ie United States took place throughout this sfg^ dc f °Lv No opposition ticket was run m this r'^ bvafevv individuals,) to the following—'who' K'foie,leed themselves lo vote for Mr. Monroe, and Tompkins: Robert Love, of Haywood; Jesse Frank- 3 < Thomas Wvnns, Hertford; Joseph Hoskins, Tyrrell; Vine Allen, New bern; 1 hoinas King, Sampson. SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. Saturday Evening, November £3, 1816 GEORGIA "LEGISLATURE. TO THE EDITOR. “JfiUet’^evillp, N ovember 16, 1816. ftThis <Iav, an election tor six directors for the “Bauk of the State of Georgia,” and two di rectors for the “Planters Bank,” came on. The following gentlemen are elected: William B. Bulloch, T. U. P. Charlton, E.twakd Harden, A. G. Semmes, A. B. Fan nin. J. Cutler, directors fur the Slate Iiauk. Charles Harris and John Pray, directors for the Planters’ Bank. Major Fannin has been appointed by the le gislature, pay-master-general for the State, vice colonel Strong, resigned. A bill has passed the Senate, regulating the fees of Health Officer for eSavanpah. He is to receive from every pas- l ?nger who may arrive within the portot Savan nah, by vessel, the sum of one dollar, as a com pensation for his services. He receives no other emoluments whatever. What the fate of this Bill will be.in the House of Representatives, 1 am not able f> state.” TII-’ MYSTERY—solved. The* barque Harlequin, despatched from Li verpooJi, arrived at Hew oi k ou the 11th inst. after a passage of but twenty-eight days. She brought no papers, and the merchants, to whom her let iters were addressed, endeavored to main tain tine strictest secrecy—but in vain. Tilt ears of fame caught the sound, and her hundred tonguei proclaimed, thaj, in consequence of short crisps, occasioned by a succession of bail weather, the prince regent either had issued, or Intended to i3Sne, an order of council for ad- niiftingjthe importation of foreign grain. This disclosure having destroyed the prospect of speculation in the north, the pilot, boat Clinton was sent southwardly to take advantage of the prevailing ignorance; but, as causes are usually discovered by their effects, speculators have uot met that success which their hopes anticipated. Since the arrival of the (Tlinton at this port, rice has risen from four twenty-live to four seventy- five and .five dollars per cwt. and every other article of provisions in 'proportion—in "New- York and Baltimore, it is said, flour has risen four dollars per barrel. May we not safely pre dict a speedy participation in the British West- inuiaa trade? CORRESPONDING E. The reflections of “A Citizen” have been received, but, for want of room, are deferred til* ,next Tuebday. GEORGIA—CAM!HEN COUNTY. Superior Court, October Term, 1816. Wc, the Grand Jury for the county of Camden, having received a communication from Stephen W. Moore, (of Si Mary’s) accompanied by a letter from the Coinptrolcr ,G neral oftheEtlte; setting forth, the peculiar hardship of having been subjected to double tax, and Whereas from tiie evidence produced, it does not appear to the Jury that the said g. W. .Voone in entionally incurred the penalty of.double tat by an informal return. We therefore recommend tfnvC he be released from a doable tax iin' the-year 1 i>l5; and' that the Tax Collec tor shall require only the single tax for said year, with cr-Ris. Wc present as a grievance, that a number of citizens of Hie county have been .returned U> us ,.s insolvent, aiul thereby not paying their tuxes; though many of Un said citizensuave,contrary to i.r.v, enjoy crl the g: cat and sacred privilege of voters. We therefore rtcoinmend and enjoin il. on8ne-collector of t»xt-s>, ihul he shall at all general elections attend With hjs list of the citizens, and point out to the presiding magistrates those who are un qualified by law to vote, until they shall Iiave paid their taxes. We further present as a grievance, that from the rules governing our congressional election, a true and equal representation can scarcely ever exist in this state—the same principle winch allows us, agreeable to the spirit yt our constitution, as individuals, an equal representa tion, authorises U6 to chiim as a body such a regulation as would afford us.an equal opportune}' of being repre sented with the other parts of this stu'e. The object of a free government should lie a^far as possible to distri- bu e this dearest of privileges equaiiy tliroughout the S ie, and the result of our fate congressional election, e i fully shews from its leaving the whole of the eastern see ion of the state unrepresented, that the law of our e ctions operates with unequal advantage. We there- f e recommend to our repress ntatr.es in our state le g -Mature, that their inost urgent endeavors be used for tb.-'att. inment of so desirable an object, to wit, tiie divi- s .1 of our. state into such districts as will allow of an e Mini and general representation to the whole. We recommend also to our representatives, to endea vor to have this county divided in's* two election dis tricts; one at lit, Mary’s, the other at the town of Jefler- * n. so that the citizens may have an opportunity or ren- d r.ng their suffrages without putting themselves to the inconvenienceiof travelling from twenty to thirty miles; M i great number are deprived of the means of convey ance to the present ph ee.of election, bv which tiie num ber of voters fall far short of that which are entitled to vote. We thank his. honor, for the prompt and general atten tion lie has shewn: lo this county, in his official capacity. 't o request that his honor the Judge will direct these presentments to be published? John Flon», foreman. Ray Sands, William M‘Nish, Daniel Grant, William John Brown, William Nibluck, David Mizell, _ extract to The editors—bat ADAMS, Es«u / bATroAV' f 4 "•Georgetown, Jfi ■V • ^ 12. *1 ain very credibly informed; that Joht: Qcixcr Adams is to be recalled from Condon, and to be anoint ed secretary of state udder Mr. Mon it., r. Von will no doubt be pleased with the prospect of such *i( appoint ment, not only because Mr. Adams gave irresistible evi dence of bis sterling patriotism and virtue in Hie worst of times, but because of his transcendent abilities as a diplomatist and a statesman.”—Baltimore PatrioC. RUSSIAN CONSUL. Neither the laws of nations, nor the municipal code of any state, grant impunity to the commission 5, f crimes by foreign consuls or ministers. If, therefore, Mr. Kos- loff lias perpetrated, or attempted to perpetrale, a deed winch probably the laws, certainly the feelftigasmdsense of every civilized people, stigmatize as of the deepest dye, the most atrocious nature, the emperor Alexander cannot wish to protect him from the trial or the penalty demanded by our laws. With tiie actual merits of the case of Mr. Koslo.ffi we are not entirely acquainted; the} are such, we believe, as forbade our government to interfere with the due course of the criminal code of Pennsylvania; and it is believed that the explanation. which Mr. Pinkney is said to have been authorized *to make the Russian cabinet on the subject, will prevent any serious or lasting interruption to the good under standing and intercourse between the two nations.—ib. An officer of our squaar-u at Naples writes, August -1, de.l wlutever had been. nature of Mr. Pi nknkv’s demands, it was said that “the king had acquiesced in them.”—ib. FACTS, THAT MAY PRODUCE IMPORTANT EKS*'I,TS. It is a fact, that the British barque Harlequin, formerly an American privateer, arrived at this port yesterday— it is a fact that she was rigged, and ballasted'with s..ital Liverpool, during tiie 48 hours previous to her suiting— itis is fact that on the morning of theI4th ofias,. month, she was towed out of the harbor by a steam bout—it is a fuel, that after her arrival here yesterday, there w-as a great commotion and many conjectures among the mer chants—and, it is highly probable, that, lit the course of this day, we shall hear of an advance in the price of grain and flour. We understand that the ship Importer, Hall, was to sail for new-York, on the 16th of October. The Pacific was hourly' expected from New-York.— JVew-Vork Gazette, 12thinst. JVoon. Since the last publication of the Gazette, the following fact has b . en ascertained. Tire barque Harlequin, was chartered by Cropper, Ben son & Co. of Liverpool, to bring out letters to tucir cor respondents in the United States. One of those lowers, at- d October 14, states, that it had been ascertained that the crops Were short, and that there would be a icarciiy in England. It w as believed that an order in council would he imme diately issued, permuting the importation of given—ib. The piiot-boat Cu .ton, sailed t is morning fora south ern port—probably on business connected w ith the ntus oer the Harlequin, from Liverpool; By the Morgiana, we le..rn, tli.it the United States’ New Mtiseuni OB WAX-FIGURES. The proprietors ot the Museum of Wax Figures now exhibiting at the court house, beg leave to inform Un- ladies and gentlemen of this city, that they will close tin exhibition after this week. Those who have hithc rtrr neglected to see the most elegant collection of the manship of art representing nature, ever brought Ik re for the gratification otthe curious, arc informed of’tins that they may have an opportunity of calling behu-e it is too: lafc. iff Trie BAN 1> of M USIC will lUlthI til is C V<_u- : iiov 23 1 14\j ! At thu Gxchnn^e Room. MAN-SAL AM AN DEH. 1K1F FRAJtVlS Has the honor to iiif.ro: iIk-ih.hs a.lit gei’JU men -of this city tb*- on-the cu-ningsof MON DA I a .! 'f'SFtiS- DAY of f.ext week; at ii.i.J past Six, h;s tilll ti)N will he composed «»f perf.=rm.tncis mote .istonishfug tiiaii ever yet has been exhibited in tha. coun'ry. Mr. Francis, io aduition to iuk other feats of L; gefd main, v. ill d .nce _ ,P \s iiKUL ON RED Hifii IRON He Will p'&stf* Bar of Red Hot, Ir. a oyer l.U .Tongue? draw it tfir'.ugh his J (..mis, and f .-rw-r-is coi.vkr: it in to various shapes wills bis u, k- -l feel. He will i ‘Oierae his hau ls ami feet i.ito .vioiten Leiid; ar.il what is mil h-- wi.t^iaas a large Bpdy r.f it any injury to himself. The wiioie of ids wonderful jir'rfum.&aoek tc. c.inciude with It tat LI: iiT B ' LAtiCINlh nor 3S-U0 BGOK'AUCTION. On Monday eveningjiext, VIill be sold, at the store occupied by Mr. David Ptlcck, A variety of New Books,. c JNf AlNlNG *m any vAlua ble wdiucs. Side to commence at 6 o'clock r. n. • A. Howe, auct ? r. N. R. The s:jr will he continued every erening therfr afOT, until ti.eyynnle are told. nov 23i—f40 more laiLiiiisiiing ia.ni tr.iv, tic v, i.i,.sa; Fire ovCr hisual: -! feet .u'.d arms, wi v > I jit l OiUtj. The subscribers tp tlie Whist Clitt, e requested to mett.ivthg Exci.-mgc, Tills EVEX1NG, fitc:s rcTOk, nor 23 tit hoop of war O. nano saiUd from Palermo on tin* Irii of September, to join the American squiuiron at V.«pies; 'Hid tiiat the result of Mr. Pinckney’s negociations were not known.—ib. Office of the JVeso-Vovk Commercial .tfeb'ertieer, TapFclay, .Vav-.;at- r i2, noon. Latest from cur Mediterranean Sqinuhvn.—Captain Al im, of tiie schooner Morgiauu, of New-Bedford, tvh« ar- rived this morning in 39 l ys frorn Palermo, informs us that the American squadron of eight sail, under com. tihaunccy, had leit Naples, and gone to Messina. 'The Ontario, sloop of Avar, suited fnim Palermo for Messina, to join the squadron, about the middle of September. Mr. Pinkney had closed his neqoeiation at Nagles, and proceeded on his mission to Russia. Nothing certain was known as to the result of ins negociations. It was, however, reported and believed, that he bad brought the question at issue, to a sncces ful and amicable adjust ment. It was also reported, but not beticic.l, that he bad dcin.n-.ied -War .\UlUuna of /),!:nrs; that he had al ready received a part of the sum finai.y agreed upon; and that tiie residue is to be mu i i“ ius alments. We regret to .earn by cant in Alien, that one of our naval captions had died on board tiie squadron. Tiie nam«-of the deceased officer, ne does not recoil,ect. An Italian, Mr. Presteau, who h..s officiated as pilot on board the Java, commodore Perry, cv.me out a passen ger in die Morgiana. The jury in the ease of the commonwealth, vs. Ann Carson, bn Saturd..y evening, brought in a vu-dict ofac- quital on the charge of conspiracy.—Piuluduipiiia Fice- man'sJournal, IIthinst. - Jj .t, receivod \ handsome assortment of the most s iperbORXA- MENTS, for tin head .-ni l f. r ball dresses, ..nil a -variety of other FANCY AURICLES; togeti.er vatii MSLLtNE- RY. For sale by G. G.VI.E. Jt-iUin street, , hfh..2 IVoolrnf's crockery store. nor 23 i ! t-1 ~~ ■ i ,i —— ■ -■ ■ - - ■ 1 ■■ 1 1 . i ■■ ■ ■ — ■ mi . OiiOiCe Ai'ucies. - The subscribers offer for ,suh‘i_tbe following articles, at fair /nice, White wine Vinegar, in casks of 53 and 35 gallons, (ve ry superior) 20 casks first qu'litv Bordeaux Wine; ,a quantity - of ; , Bodies md Corks, suitable for die same •- 14 pipes Cognac Brandy 5'i i ia.ske»s fid. e <)ii, warranted f esh and genuine 10 h i nr .ni Pork. Iti.ot and Navy Breadl 30 caskv fir .t qu-aty Goshen Ciievse 1500 bushels Sf. M »>-• .n’a S.-.lt,' 3.-0 ditto Irish Potatoes 5o bis Irish hoi.it v-s, 4-J his , iekied Herring 10 half bis m'vsa Baf, 25 hoxea Soap, 2 Deiti.iohns At retail, r. gen, r u ssortnient of'LlQ.i'UtiS and GRO CERIES, whicit wi . be sold an accommodating terms, by PA M IS ec DAViDSiiN, nor 23- -c V 1 hhuhange Hoc!.'. AuvtiOh. Gu Monday next, the 25th instant, .. h il! be soul oil Taylor a vharf, , ,200ft hiislit^s Liverpool GROUNIT SALT ui so, joe account the ntt ir writers andd! concerned, 10 pieces cotton BAGGING^ 16 pieces oliiRTiN'T t piece SACKING. Damaged on the voyage of im portation. Terms made known at the time of suie. 6«/« to rtrurrmce at H o’clock M. Herbert & Co. auct'rs. Public Auction. On Monday next, 25&insiant, Jj il. hi sjjitf hrfft. rr m** st»?V I AVAHIETY of duy goods Grocrics and Hardware. Conditions, cash. Sci/e to commence at I! o’clock .1. Depass, a uct’r. JU Auction. On T uesday, 26th inst. M Jl he sohiiff re our store, i Groceries and Dry Goods. ALSO, V/IT'.IOUT RESERVE, 5 hbds N. Tv I.am, 2 ditto Jam. ditto, 3 dti.o Jtyfe Gin, 10 quarter vasks Coiminar Wine, 12 bis Philadel phiaBn 5 boxes white Havana Sugar, 5 do brown do do, 3 l arc vs and 7 bigs Ccffi e, 15 pieces Cotton Bagging, > lads a hie and mixed Putins, 2 ditto Rose Blankets 1 oit o :’.atIi Coaling, 1 ditto Calnurcks, 2 trunks M»- ■.!r.,s It a> tkircliiefs, I ditto cotton Bandana ditto, 1 dit to cotton Hiiawis’, a suiall invoice French Goods, Sic,—- i erms Cash. tiaie to coinv*oicc at II o’clock, I). Williford, auct'r. " a .tve il kt tl 11 1CV, vLvyi Ar7 pair French queen Stones with irons 2b0 kegs FF R Gunpowder. 50 b y A. K. Rum 30 bis No. 1 Mackerel, 4v> k -gs spiced Sainton 30 dozen Beer’s made Axes •cj doz en American maue Spades 140 pieces cotton Beggi •r luile hy G AivitieT yufis. i' or sale 50 freces best low Cloth 1 fi de Bombarats, handsomely assorted f5 dozen elegoiu fuicy b..mbirj an: 40 pair brass Andirons, newest pat 4q pair Shovel and Tongues,newv; dVi'ministrator’s s; les. Oil Thursday, the SSlh instant, At the stoia of tilt- late Samuel G. Bunch, at the eas end of tfie Exchange, will be sold the following articles of GROCERY, a part of the personal estate of the said S. G. Bunch, deceased, in conformity with an order of the Court of Ordinary, viz: 30 dozen bottled Mustard, 2 boxes dried Figs 2 dozen pots currant Jelly, 6 Ills dried Currants 6 boxes Prunes, It boxes Ruishis 25 boxes and 4 1 bottles Olives, Capers, See. " 600 barre-s smoked Beef, 20 boxes Codfish 80 l ihs Cheese, 3 kegs Lard II boxes Chocolate, 6 sacks Almonds 25 bis and 43 ha if barrels Mackerel, 5 half bis Salmon 10^ do/'-n bottles Pickles. Conditions, cash. Sale to Commence at 11 o’clock. M. Herbert & C(L auct’rs. nor 23—1— T40 coin non Chairs -THK Utri ns r J. Ocoreie. V 23-—m—140 For StOC Heath of Mr. Gouverneur Morris.—This gentleman died at 5 o’clock yesterday morning at his country seat in Westchester county, near this city, after a short and pain ful illness, in the Goth year of his age. —„YYu>-Fork Co lumbian, 6ih iusiaiii. Mafried, on Wednesday afternoon Iasi, hy Hector M >- ses Sheftal, Mr. Isaac M. Cohex, to Miss. Rebecca B. Sheet all, daughter of Doctor Musts Sheftati. PO IIT nT ft A V AN N A f I, ' Saturday, uVoeeatkeT 23, 1816. Aliiir VM>. Ship Cumberland, Odom, hurt'and, Maine. Hriff Jft.’pe, J , d(shuyp. J\ r nidmryport ' Sloop Adeline, Hradieif, Charleston CLKAUEU. Brig’ Goliah, Poi e, Havre S-wallo-Wy Mos.iopy Montego Buy, (~Jam.J Schooner Ann, Moderen, Jfcx'iinci Hefo'iv—K.n'eru! vcsSe's—uni-.hy them is tne V/iomas «Auiy- ior from J Aver pool. m £>. Tiie hue packet sloop VOLANT, Allen M'Lean, master, wui sail for CharUs^n the ’first fair wind. For freight or ,passage apply on board, to captain M-Lean, or to Olmstcful & Baltelle. mv 23-7—r—110 WHITNEY &'pARKMAN, Han ter'* tdvirf, I trunk containing 6 double pieces superfine black Italian Crape I trunk enut lining 133 pair women’s best colored and black .-'aoes. anil W0 yards black cotton Cord 3.3 boxes of Ciiiids’ No. 3 Chocolate r.av 23— — It3 JctmiUbS iiiiiri (mare xt-s-iuark) Has just received font Liverpool, per brig Friends, 5o casks bu=f B is. Porter 8 do pine apple Civ ese 21 dozen London refined port Wine 12 boxes PIClkLEb,containing Picadiio,Cauliflowers, .Mixed Radishes, Chow Chow, red C’abo.ig-e, Ac. Al SO 1 chest superior hvson TEA, just opened nov 23 -T40 AUiniuisti iitor s sale. \\ ill be sold ou tiie premises, at public outcry, on the j I5t!i day-of.) aiu.y next, between the hours of eleven ami Jt.vo—that well known plantation in Effinghan county, J Long the .-eshlence ot the late Thomas Polhill, sen. known I by the name of Newington, together with several tracts | o‘pine lands attached thereto. Terms made known at thy time of sale. XATAHANIF.L l’OLUlLL,? ,, J VMK.3 POLHILL C adm cr, ‘ |_ ° GO i he siibscriher, Having commented the BROKERAGE, in connectMiii with the COMMISSION BUSINESS, will, at all times, buy anti sell Treasury and Bank Notes, of every descrip tion; and, now wants a few thousand Spanish Dollars, for which a premium will be given. N. B. Any person, who may be in want of small change, can be supplied; and those, who may at any time have nuiluiated Tickets of the Exchange Bank of New-York, can have them exchanged bv applying to CHARLES COTTON, On the 7iay, near the Exchangtl Who has now in store, anti oilers for sale, at very low- prices and on accommodating credits, or in exchange for produce; 5 bales well assorted Cloths 2 do do do Stockings 10 casks white Lead, 10 coils Cordage 10 boxes Pines nov 23 L40. The > in as G. Walton 6c Go. Have opened a Grocery Store* on Jones’ wharf, (late ly occupied by Messrs. B M‘Ki::ne & Co.) where they intend keeping a c - infant supply ot GROCERIES, and HEAVY GOODS; thc\ li .ve nm\ on hand the following articles, which they offer at wholes;tie or retail, viz; 3‘J hhds prime New-Orleans Sugar, 1U0 bags Coffee 10 puncheons 41 h pro.4 Jamaica R.im 10 puncheons Vfcst India and New-Engtiand Rl 5 pipes Cognac SfO quarter casks 10 tlo do 4 half pipes; Eailev. ^‘Giliis, Zachamh Motes, Charles Mag-ill, John JUchiott,- John R. Demott, John Demott, Robert St-if- *ord, Wade Hampton, Israel Barber, Thomas II. Miller. Ordered, That tile aforegoing presentments be pub- qjpl«d in ilje Savannah Republican, conformably to die ito.'** of tire grand jury. S * frsirt iti# minutes of said court, Oct. 30, 1816. /v wG’4c, ^ * Jsa^c Chews, clgrk. For New-York The ship SILEXUa, E. Harding, master, hav ing-ne half of her cargo ready to go oil board, jl sail on Wednesday next. For freight of the balance appl)- to the captain, or to William H. Joyner & Co, e f40 Tinker’s ■vhnrf nov 23 For Chanestou The packet sioop A DA tit .Via, Z. Bradley, master, will sail on Tuesday next (wind permit- SSiyfk^ting.) For freight or passage, having superb accomrr.oriationSr-trpplv to the captain on board, at Hun ter’s wharf, orf’to PALMES Ik DAVIDSON, nov 23—c—140 Exchange- Jiock. For freght or cliarter __ The fine new brig HOPE, captain I’itsbury, -;^Tv*bnrthen about 200 tons. For terms apply io q.-iLatath.-- master on board, at Bolton’s central whaiT, or to J- BATTELLE. Who has for sals 35 barrels Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel 50, do No. 2 Beef, 2, 26 do No. 3 Beef, S nov 23 140 - Boston inspection. Bills on Boston For sale by nov 23- 1 HAZEN KIMBALL. ——-140 Batchelors’ Ball. The Batchelors’ Ball wiH take place on THURSDAY EVENING, the 28th instant An the City Assembly Room, in die Exchange/ (ff Subscribers are notified to call for Tickets of Admission on^tife Treasurer; as no gentle man will be admitted'into the forim, on that evening, without a ticket. , J. H. BRUEN, Treasurer. nov 2I-it-I39 fflt the counting house of Bacon (J Druen Rum Brandy, 5 pipes Holland Gin Malaga Wine L. P. i'eneriff Wine icily Madeira Wine -4 do "do L. P. Madeira Wine 10 chests imperial and hyson Tea i 20 !ides Pepper, 20 bags Ginger 20 kegs S G, S S G, B B, B, Nos. 1, 2, 3 Shot 4 kegs bar Lead 20 tons w-ggontire Iron, four inch axebarlron Eli are mould Plates do , 10 faggots German Steel, he. nov 2.3—t—140 Landing From brig -1uro> a, from J\ r ev>-York, I latest importation. 2 chests hyson Tea 1 tlo iniptriAl do 4 half chests young Hyson 1 pipe Cognac Brandy, l pipe Holland Gin 1 quarter cask Madeira Wine, ldo L. P. lenerifF do IX STORE 200 reams wrapping Paper, 5 hhds Muscovado Sugar 20 bis Orleans and Jamaica Sugar 20 do prime green Jamaica Coffee 1500 bushels Liverpool ground Salt, 4 hhds N. E. Rum 25 half barrels superfine Philadelphia Fioar b crates assorted Earthenware. 25 casks 5il, 6u, 8-l. lktI, 12d, and 20d patent cut Nails A fe-w casks stone Lime, for s le by James H. Fraser, nov 2.3—> r- 140 • Market-square. ‘ ' ~ Notice. ^ A few children can be accommodated as boarders, in a private family, residing in a healthy situation in Broucli- . 1 . r?: r.v, o- iv ton street. Faiquije of the printer. ~ 1 — -14 > N otice. A gentleman wishes to get a room and his board in private familv. Enquire at this office. nov 23-140 Wanted to purchase gome Mules or Oxen, for which a fair price will be paid in cash. Apply at this office. nov 23- - 133 Wanted immediately w A Barouche of light- terdlag Carriage, in good or der, well built and convenient. Also a pair of Horses, young, gentle and active. Enquire at Mrs. Pierce’s boarding hpbsq, St,Juliap-street, nov 23—140 Tiie subscriber HAS RECEIVED, From an approved manufactory in JVew- York, ■ AN IN VOICE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Comprising the following assortment, which he will self at vtirv reduced prices, by the single package or larger quantity, viz;— One trunk containing 30 pair Suwarrow Boots and 18 pair \yellington Boots One trunk containing 45 pair ladies’ kid and morocco- .1. CKsoii r.cs, 12 do do do do Perry Laces, 7 do do black morocco Jackson Ties, 6 do dodo do Sandals, 7 do do do do Slips, 14 do do kid do do; 24 do misses’ do do do. One trunk containing 40 pair misses’ colored mo rocco Jackson Ties, 25 do do black do do, 15 do do d6 do Slips, 13 do do colored kid do, 10 do do do do Jack- son Ties, 14 do do do Misses’ do morocco Slips. Ope trunk containing 31 pair colored kid Slips, 12 do misses do do, 15 do black morocco do, 15 do colored kid and morocco Perry Laces, 21 do do do do Jackson Ties’, IJ do black do Slips, 7 do white kid do, 7 do do do Jackson Ties. One trunk containg 25 pair colored morocco Jackson Ties, 14 do do kid Slips, 15 do do do Jackson’s Ties, 22 do black morocco Slips, 15 do ' O do misses’ do, 44 do colored do tlo do, 10 do do do do Jackson’s Ties, 3 do while kid do do, 2 do do do Slips,.24 do Colored mo rocco do. One trunk containing 9 pair white top Boots, 5 do black do do, 12 do Suwarrow do. One trunk containing60 pair men’s coarse Shoes, 108 do boy’s Slioetees, 83 do men’s grain Pumps, 28 do do do Shoes, 32 do do do do, 20 do do do do. One box containing 24 pair colored Roan, 12 do black Sandals, 12 do do Slips, 36 do children’s do. One trunk containing 12 pair roan Sandals, 12 do mo rocco Slips, 36 do colored roan Slips, 12 do children’s Shoes. One trunk containing 48 pair colored Roans, 24 tic* children’s Boots. One trunk containing 30 pair men’s fine Shoetees, 24 do do do Pumps, 18 do Shoetees and Perry’s, 12 do mo rocco Pumps, ID do Wellington Boots, 6 do Waterloo do, 12 do morocco Pumps. J. George. nov 23 at 140 Oeorgia—-Chatham county. By Samuel M. Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary of Chatham county. To all whom it msy concerii. Whereas, Eliza Mackay, widow', has applied to me for letters of administration on the estate of Robert Mackay, late of Savannah, merchant, deceased, as next of kin. Now, therefore, these are, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said Robert Mackay, deceased, to file their objection (if any they have) in my office, ort or before the first Monday in ji mmy next, otherwise letters of administration yrill-be granted to the applicant. ( ; : Giverij under my hand and seal of office, at SaranmJr, the 20t|l day of November, 1«16. [L-. S.] Si M. BOND, e. c. fc nov S3 140