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4 *' .rtf' be- 'Jr-# r-' : - % - /»• Extract of an Ordinance Relating to Dogs. r Skc. 6. «ind 6e it ordained, That, no dog shall be suf fered to go at large, in any street, lane, or other open' place, in this city, without a license first taken out from' the office of the Clerk of Council, by the owner of such dog; and there shall be a collar around the neck of each dog, so licensed, with the name of the owner engraved and numbered, as entered in the registry, for which li cense the owner shall pay to the City Treasurer, the sum of two dollars per annum, to and for the use of the city; and the sum of twenty-five cents to each, the Clerk and Treasurer as their fees. Ssc. 7. And be it further ordained, That if any dog shall be found going at large within the city, without hav ing been registered as aforesaid, and without such collar, it shall be the duty of the Marshal and the Consta bles of the city to kill and destroy such dog; and, if any person, whether he be the owner of such dog or not, who shall, by threats or direct violence, prevent such officer from destroying such dog, he, she or they shall be liable to a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars. Police Office, Savannah, November 19, 1816. The great annoyance to the citizens generally, created by the increased and increasing number of dogs, within the limits of the city, renders it necessary that the fore going sections of the ordinance relating to dogs should be enforced. It it therefore ordered, That the City Marshal and Constables proceed, on and after the expiration of forty- eight hours, to kill and destroy any and every dog going at large within the limits of the city, in violation of said ordinance. STEELE WHITE, nov 21 139 Mayor, pro, tem Bank of Georgia. |PTt being deemed expedient by the Board of Directors, that another Instalment of the Stock of the Bank of the Jtate of Georgia should be called in, and that the Stock, holders should be required to pay a proportion thereof in specie. Notice is hereby given, that, agreeably to a resolution of the Directors of this date, twenty-three per centum on each share, of the Stock of the Bank, is required to fie paid by the Stockholders, on or before the second Monday in December next; that five dollars, in specie, be paid on each share, as part of the said twenty-three per cent, end the balance in bills of either of the Banks of Georgia. The Stockholders are further notified, that Cashier’s Certificates of Stock will be issued in lieu of the Com missioners’ Certificates, held by the Stockholders, upon the delivery of the Commissioners’ Certificates, at th« time of paying the Instalment, as above required. Western Stockholders are informed, that they may pay aid Instalment, and receive their Sfock Certificates, on delivering die Commissioners’ Certificates, at either of Qie Offices established at Augusta and Milledgeville, so ■Aon as they shall be in operation, which willl be in a •Wort time. ELEAZAR EARLY. Cashier. Savannah, the 20th September, 1816.—[115] Additional Notice. BANK OF GEORGIA. Whereas, it is represented, that 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, diould be extended. Resolved 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 tc be paid on or before the said second Mon day m January next Extract from the JWnutes. Eleazar Early, Savannah, JVovember 1 131 Cashier Received, Per brig Aurora from Nero-York, 50 boxes containing a complete assortment of HATS, which will be sold unusually cheap. 5 dozen fancy and Windsor Chairs, some very elegant 2 Gigs and 3 Sulkies. For sale at the store of Mr. J. Hanmer, on the Bay. E. Chittenden. nov71 " t ■■-■■■ 139 Just received Per brig Tybes, captain Cobh, from JVbw-York, on eon- rignment, TWENTY-FIVE PACKAGES DRY 1 GOODS, COBBISTIBB or Fearnoughts, superfine Vestings White, red. yellow and black Flannels Cloths end Kerseymeres, assorted colors Drub Cords, Sarsnets Coatings, men snd women’s lamb’s wool Rose Men, women snd children’s cotton Hosiery Bose Blankets, satin Stripea axso •unpowder, Shot and Lead Brandy, Wine, Gin, Pepper Soap, Coperas, Nails, and A small assortment Hardware Twine, Cotton Bagging And a variety of other articles, aU of which are offered on very low terms, by the piece or package by Theodore A. Scboedde. oct 31—130 To rent The store occupied by Peter Dupon, corner of Drayton and Broughton streets. Enquire at Gaudry & Dupon’s store. . P. DUPON.® v nov 9; — fT—134 Wanted to purchase Some Mules or Often, for which a fair price will be paid in cash. Apply atftbis office. nov 23—a—133 New Goods. CH ARLES W. CARPENTER'& CG. Have received, by the schooner Mechanic, A part of their FALL and WINTER GOODS, which they offer for sale, consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Coating, Blankets, Flannels, Bombazets, Calico, Muslins, &c. Also, have on hand and will he receiving A general assortment of SADDLERY^ manufactured in the best manner. oct 24-127 Norton Wadhams Have returned from the north, and are opening a general assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,viz. Best superfine Broadcloths and Kerseymeres Common Cloths, Plains and Kerseymeres Bombazets, Coficoes, Dimities, Ginghams Cambrics, fancy Mhslins, Lenoes Plain and twilled Silks, Poplins, silk Shawls Merino and other fancy Shawls Figured silk Laces, cotton Fringe A large suply chenelle Cords Ladies’ and gentlemen’s silk Hose, Ratinetta Purses, Indispensibles, elastic Garters Ribbons, Hosieiy, Buttons, Thread and Tapes Blankets, Flannels, domestic Ginghams Bed Ticking, ladies’ and gentlemen’s^Glov^Hat* With a variety of other articles too tedious to cmime. rate—most of which have been purchased at auction in New-York, at reduced prices, and will be sold ss low as at any other store in the city. Also on consignment, 50 casks real Goshen Cheese, first quality 7 gross. Almanacks 1 Gig, second hand 12 crick Bedsteads a 1 case Umbrellas snd Parasols nov 7 4-133 J. J. & F. Blanchard Have lately received, from France and JVew-York, A large assortmen of FANCY and WINTER GOODS; which they offer for sale on very liberal terms—among them are the following articles: White cut Silk, velvet and green do; figured and plain 6-4 silk Lace, silk lace Pilorines and Handkerchiefs, black and white lace Viels and Shawls of various sizes; face Viels, Merino Shawls, very low; silk Shawls of all sizes and very cheap; Mock Menno and cotton Shawls; satin, Levan tine, Florence and changeable Silks, assorted colors; black Silk for dresses, of a superior quality; black, white and striped silk Hose, silk and cotton Fringes^ linen Cambric of all qualities, long Lawn, bed Lace, carpet Binding, Irish Poplins, thread, silk and cotton Laces; black, white and colored French Crape, black and color| ed Canton do; superfine blue, black, grey and drab French Cloth, superfine blue, black, green, grey and brown Eng lish do; superfine and common Cassimeres, assorted co lors; low priced Cloth and pelisse Cloth; blue, white, brown, drab and mixed Plains; black Florentine, Mar seilles Vestings and Vestulets; black and colored Bomba zets and Bombazines; white, red, green and yellow Flan nels; white, yellow and green Canvas; damask table Cloths and Diaper, from 6-4 to 12-4; Russia Diaper; 7-4 and 7-8 linen Bedtick, cotton do; gentlemen’s and ladies’ black and white silk Gloves, gentlemen’s beaver and buckskin do; very fine French linen Sheeting, Irish do; cotton, worsted and lamb’s wool Hose, children’s worst ed and cotton do; children’s beaver Hats with feathers, 7-4, 8-4 9-4,10-4,11-4 and 12-4 rose Blankets, Bristol do; Bath Coating, 4-4 and 6-4 cotton Cambric, 6-4 figured do; figured Lenoes and Muslins, jaconet and mull Muslins, darning woolen Yarn, asssorted colors; Estopilas; 4-4 and 7-8 Irish Linen, pocket Books, assorted sizes and qualities, 3-4 and 4-4 plaid and striped Ginghams, cam bric and common Dimity; white, plaid and ebambray Homespun, cotton and linen Check, best Scotch and Ger man Osnaburgs, Mock Madras and Uomal Handkerchiefs, fine Bafters, Milinet, Pins, assorted sizes; Cologne and Lavender Water, Antigua Oil, boxes of Perfumery ssort- ed, hair Powder, powder Puffs, &c. Also an assortment of ladies’ work Boxes, Valices, toilet pin Cushions, Boxes ornmented with bird9 and flowers. Necklaces, Purses, Boyer’s French and English Dictionary; together with an assortment of fine and common Tumblers, wine Glasses and Decanters. nov 5 ' ■ ■ tex ■ ■ 132 (0* Notice. Whereas, the subscriber intends leaving this city the last of the present month, and will be absent for two or three months, gives notice to those who have^gpde ap plication, and others, that the present health oi the citi zens puts it in his power to pay attention to scaling, se- parating, setting artificial, and regulating childrens’Teeth upon the shortest notice, and in the neatest manner. Yongue M‘Daniel, nov i4'— —136 Market-square. A prime young Wench, With a female Child, about seven months old. The wench is a complete house servant. Her present owner not having use tor her. is the reason of her being offered for sale. For particulars apply at this office, nov 7-134 Wants a situation In a Dry Good or Grocery Store, a young Man of steady habits, and will attend strictly to business. A line directed to R. C. and left at this office will be at- tended to. , nov 21—w—139 For Congress. An election will be held at the court-house, in Sa vannah, on MONDAY, the 2d day of December, ensuing for a REPRESENTATIVE, in the congress of die Unit ed States, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna tion of the honorable Aurora Cuthbert, pursuant to s writ of election from the Executive Department; of which the electors of Chatham county will take notice. Three justices of the peace, will preside at said election, and the sheriff, will attend the same. J. P. WILLIAMSON, *. t. c. e. «. OLIVER STURGE8, f. l. c. c. c. nov 14—136 jfames Poultney (MARKET-SQLABr,) J Has just received, per ships Georgia and John (4 Fj* from Liveip't ), — ^ A LARGE ADDITION TO HIS FORMER STICK (it HARDWARE, CUTLERY, fee. Among which are, Casks of socket Spades, cast steel patent Hoes Carolina, narrow and broad Hoes Chain Traces, sad Irons Cast and waggon Boxes 2d, 3d, 4d, 5d, and 6d wrought clout Nails 6d, 8d, lOd, 12d and 20d fine wrought Rose and Cksn Ounce Tacks, head A ails 4$ to 6 inch Spikes, &c. AX80 A large quantity of American and English Hollow, ware, an elegant assortment of plated Saddlery, & c which is offered tor sale on a low advance for cash, or town acceptances; and is well worth the attention of country merchants, &c. N t l 29 HiKhe8 ll9 iCe ^* Ven f ° r ° ld Brass and Co Pper- George Relph Has received, by the most recent arrivals from England a general assortment of DRY GOODS, particularly, super fine blue and black West of England Broadeloths and Cassimeres—also, two trunks of fashionable London made ladies’ Habits and gentlemen’s Coats, Waistcoats apd pantaloons, which he is now opening for sale in No. 2, Gibbons’ brick building. nov 14 i ^35 Elias Wallen ■AS RECEIVED, By the most recent andrals from England, A very general assortment of DRY GOODS, IRON MONGERY and CUTLERY; ail 01 winch he offers for sale, on accommodating terms, at his new store, opposite t* colonel Shelman’s boarding house, corner ot Broup .- ton-street. dj* Exias Waues’s Lumber-Yard is open, as usual, for the reception of LUMBER; to the receiving and sel ling of which, every attention will be given. nov 21 139 James Hills (market-switare) Has just received from Liverpool, per brig Friends, SO casks best B. S. Porter 8 do pine apple Cheese 21 dozen London refined port Wine 12 boxes PICKLES, containing Picallilo, Cauliflowers, Mixed Radishes, Chow Chow, red Cabbage, Sic, ALSO 1 chest superior hyson TEA, just opened nov 23 140 Hat Store. M. BAILEY & CO. Have just opened a complete assortment of the be; and most fashionable HATS, in the store latelv occupit by Dr. Harris, first door west of Mr. Abmr Wo -.u.-ufT crockery store, consisting of gentlemen’s buff a. d pLi beavers, castors, roram and wool Hats, of v.rious utscrip tions; which they will sell very low. Merchants fron the country, Who want hats, may find it to their mteres to call. Also for sale a few thousand Holland Quills. nov 19 138 Copartnership. The subscribers hav.ng entered into copartnership, un der the firm of Gillktt & Muvr, are now openingage- neral assortment of DRY GOODS, at their store, ‘With side of Johnston’s square; which they offer for cash or town acceptances at ninety davs. WM. S. GILLETT. oct 19—125 JOHN MILNE Executor’s sales. On the first Tuesday in December next, Will be sold at publie auction, at tin court-house, in the city of Savannah, between the usual hours, The HOUSE and LOT, fronting on West Broad street, late the residence of John Gibbo.ts, deceased. JOHN P. WILLIAMSON, iExccu- ALEXANDER TELFAIR, 5 tor,. rtuv 9—134 t o rent, The upper story of the third tenement, on Howard's wharf, formerly occupied by A. Erwin, Lethbridge k Co. (Lj* Goods taken on storage. Apply to. l harles Howard. nov 16—137 To rent or lease. That well known WHARF, at present occupied by Taylor, Davis & Taylor, will be let for one or more years: it is one of the best situations for a lumber yard, in Savannah; possession may be had on the first of De cember next. For terms apply to John Gardiner. N oct 24—127 „ For sale A House sad Lot, in St James’s square; being one of the most heathy and pleasdnt situations in this city—on the said lot are all necessary out buildings. Tins pro perty will be sold for a moderate price, and a credit 02 one, two and three years given fer the payment Per sons disposed to purchase wili apply of the subscribers BEN. Slit* 1 ALL, subscriber*. M SHEFTALL, sen. apriT -41 To rent A convenient two storv HOUSE, with necessary out buildings, at the lower end of Broughtc n-street. ^ P 4 * " ticulars apply to C. H. HAYDEN n0T IS w-137