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SAVANNAH, DECEMBER 5, 1816.|
Fromawish of Joseph Carruth-
tws to decnnc me- -icy G »od business, Jauius iGurruiners
« ill carry tliai b toliess on liuuelf. The commission bu
siness will be- attend ‘d s usual, by ' '
Joseph Carruthers & Co.
Who lifer fir SahAm moderate terms, a consignment
of Laces, Hosiery, Sic: november 7
-133
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Three or four boys, from nine to
fourteen e ir» of age, would be received into a private ■»
family , ;> Board’ and Lodge until the 1st June next.—
Enquire it this office. nov 30= -t 113
FeUoiV-Citizens of Chatham!
I oT-1* myself a cumiiuate for ilBOElVEU OP TAX
BEVtraXS at the approaching election, in January, and
if ekweet shall feel grateful and be obliged.
L. S. D’Lyon.
nnv 30—?—143
French, German ami Spanish Tracts
Ju,.- received bv trie Savaunan (itugioas fract Society,
and rcadv for distribution from ike store.
d. C. Schenk,
nov 30 143 Librarian
Sunday Scl
The officers and committee of the Savannah Sunday
School Union Society, have the satisfaction to announce
to uie public, that they have established V Sunday School
at the Academy, and have appointed a suitable number
of gratuitous teachers who will attend to the same every
Sunday from q carter before 9 to half-past 10, and from
half-past 12 to 2 o’clock every Sabbath.
Application for admission to be made to the secretary
of the Society, or to Mr t-*. Mason, superintendent of
the school,sit the time a id place above mentioned.
The necessary books are provided by the Society, and
it is requested -hat tne parent or guardian of any child
or learner,: o be admitted to the school should be present
at their first admission. JOSEPH GUMMING, sect ry.
decJ3--——*144
Notice.
The Managers and Assi it.. :u> of Fire Engines, are re
quired *'> at' end at an extra meeting ot their board, to be
Holden at the Exchange, on SATURDAY NEXT, at
7o'clock p. M. Sy order, WINTER,
dec 3 ———a T44 Sect’ry.
Notice.
An election wiilbe held at the courthouse, on THUHS-
5AY, the 13th instant, under the superintendance of
three justices of the peace, for an Alderman to fill tiie
vacancy, occasioned by the resignation of Joint Holton,
By order of Counci ',
Isaac D‘Lyon,
dec 3 -144 _ _ Cuy Sheriff
The subscribers
v TO
STEPHEN ELLIOTTS BOTANY
Will rece.ve tne First Number, ov calling at the Hook*
glare of \V. f. WILLIAMS.
ocjt 19—125 '
"The Marine and Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
Of tne City of Savannah,
Will insure Property in Boats, between Savannah and
Augusta, and at and from either place to tne other.
R. Wayne, secretary.
net 24—127
Savannah Baths
Are now in complete order, and but one hour’s notice
is required for their use. F. ROV1A.
nov 33 — 143
Doctor E. C. irosvenor
Has removed to Draytoii-street, second door south of
Urougiiton-street; ne will attend promptly' to c ills from
the country. ' nov 30—143
Harris H. Hickman
Has opened a Law.-Office in Savannah, and tenders to
the public his professional services in the courts of the
eastern circuit. oct 3—120
Notice.
The law office of the subscriber, is at the house, re
cently i» the occupation of doctor M'Lean.
Edward F. Tattnall.
oct 8—120
Notice.
Afew children can be accommodated as boarders, in
a private family, residing in a healthy situation in Brough-
ton-street. Enquire of the printer. , nov 23—140
To let
An excellent 3TOPE, within the Market-square. For
•particulars apply at this office. nov 30—m*—143
For sale or rent
The dweiiiiig HOUSE,’ belonging to the subscriber,
in Warren ward, No. 4. The standing furniture, if re
quired, will be rented, with the house, for one year.
JEr- Jackson.
dec’3-»-=.j44
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N ew Importations.
WHOLES A f.K AM? BET AIL.
DUEL, GRESHAM & CO.
(Corner of Si. Julian and Whitakerstreets, north qf Mr
Shelman’s Hoarding house, in the store lately occupied by
Messrs. J. E. White id Co.)
Have the pleasure to inform their friends and the pub
lic that, they have received by recent arrivals
437 packages
ENGLISH, FRENCH, INDIA and AMERICAN
SIMPLE and FANCY GOODS,
Ordered particularly for this market;
Which, with their STOCK, on hand, comprises a gener
al assortment.
Jty the ship Oneida and now landing
1 case Merino Shawls
2 cases silk do
3 cases cotton do
1 case silk Bandanoes
3 bales Madras, Sistersoy, Posaky and Choppa Romal
Handkerchiefs and fancy neck Cloths
3 bales Carpeting
8 do Coatings, Flushings, Fearnoughts and bear Skins
4 do Iionib..zets, various qualities
1 bale superfine Cloths
1 do Cassi meres
3 bales Flannels, assorted colors
7 do rose, point and duffii Blankets
5 cases superfine Prints
1 do Drmities
2 do Irish linen Cambrics
5 do do white and half white Linen
1 do nun’s Thread
3 boxes cane and common silk Umbrellas and Parasols
1 trunk Irish Poplins
3 cases Gloves, beaver, kid and silk
2 do cotton Hosiery
3 ilo ladies’ and children's French bearer Hats, assorted
1 case colored Sinchews and. Sarsanets
1 case Nansooks mull mull and jaconet Muslins
1 do cut Glass and silk Buttons
1 box coach and rilling Wlups
2 do stubb and double barrel Fowling-Pieces
1 do brass and stubb barrel pocket Pistols
6 casks sad Irons
AND A FEW PACKAGES,
Containing
Elegant satin Itobes, Macedonia, Paris and fashiona
ble borders
Merino, plush and velvet (Gaps and Bonnets, Feathers
and Artificial Flow ers
Tul, Chenelte and other worked Pilloreens
Velvet Binding, head and gown Garniture, fancy Trim
mings
Silk, Clienelle and silver Cords and Tassels
Gilt and silver clasp lndispensables
Silk, velvet, Zephyr and damask Gauzes
Brilliant white, Palmire, Amarinthe, green, lilac, im
mortal, -Macedonia, Levantine, Florence, satin,
Vergene and Taffeta Silks
Gilt and pearl diadem Combs, table and head Brushes
Pocket and China Inkstands, in the form of a shos
Needle Cases, ladies’ Vahces, w'atch Stands
Gentlemen and ladies’ morocco writing Cases
Ladies’ work Boxes, set with mother ot p arl
Superfine Pomatum, Scent in bottles
Walnuts, in pieces; Mussels, Cues inns and real Eggs
Toilet Tables, Secretaries and siher Seals
Wooden sand Boxes and morocco Note Books
Silver Spectacles, looking Glasses and Screens
Cloak Hags, boot Tassels, Corse Us and corsett steel
Bones
Stay Strings and elastic Garters, Sec. For sale by
Duel, Gresham & Co.
oct 29—129
To Druggists, Physicians
AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
The subscriber respectfully informs ins friends in Geor
gia and 3outh-Carolina, that lie will in afew days recom
mence his Drug, Paint and Oil Business in Savannah, in
connection with Ins present establishment in Philadel
phia; and that he has taken into copartnership with him
Mr. Robert Worrell, jun. who will attend to and conduct
the business under the firm of ILuiui. & Workexl.
They will open in a few days, at their Store, in Con
gress street, near the Market-square, one hundred and
seventy-nine packages and casts of DRUGS, CHEMI
CALS, SHOP FURNITURE, &c. which have been care
fully selected in the European and Northern markets,
and can be confidently recommended as of a very supe
rior quality.
All orders to the firm, or to the subscriber, in Phila
delphia, will be promptly attended to, and charged at
the lowest prices. GEORGE HARRAL.
Philadelphia 'At'. 5, 1816—139
For sale
An elegant Chair and Harness, witli one of the best
family Horses in town, for gentleness, on Teasonable
terms, as the owner has iTow no use for them
Also, a young Negro Man, 22 years old, stout made,
and a blacksmith by trade; lie would be very useful for
a country gentleman. For particulars enquire at tills
office nor i y - 1 35
t o rent
The STORE on the Bay, at present occupied by the
subscriber. Apply bn the prtfnises.
J. George.
nov 30 re 143
Lew s M'irault,
TAYLOR,
Respectfully informs, ll.s, a;■ .vim rs that he has ta
ken a room above Mr. J. P. Gizwn.c, (jeweller) next
door to Judge M‘Al;isiciand op, i;„iU Johns' . ids
square, where lie intends to con .one his in wins- , , d
from his former, strict attention, ne hopes suit t< : a-
vored with his customers’ business, aim dots assur a r
that ail business left ill his charge slia.l be punctu -.y at
tended to. ON IIANII
Avery handsome assortmtnt of W;.i?‘coatur.;■ and
a few Uozen of lambswooi Shirts and jong Dr. w es,
which will be gold iow. ot . 17—1-4
Merchant Tavlor.
JAMES FOWLER
fEast of Messrs. Lou- ti ai'ace is Co's and nearly oppo.
site Messrs. Duel, Gresham id Co's, in St. Julian sire*
Mas the pleasure of informing the c.tizens of S«.i n-
nah, that he has established himself in tins city, in
above business, and will have any garment in his i ;.t
made at a short notice, in the most fashionable man-
ana by the Lest of workmen.
He hopes, by Ins experience and assiduity , to si., i
part of the public patronage. L
He has selected in New-York, a few oftiiebe-t f Cue
following Articles, imported into that city , v iz;
Superfine black, blue and fancy colored Ci tbs
Superfine black, bine, ngxed and d’ .u Lacaimeres
Finn mines, Marseilles, Tnilintta Ice.
W liicii is offered for sale on accommodating terms.
<yj > Wanted one ortwo of dit best JOURNEYMEN;
for whom liberal wages will be given.
Also Women to niak- Seanien’s Cloths,
ot 31
THE SUBS Ki vKR
Returns his sincere thanks to the citizens of Savannah,
for the liberal support ihat be has bad in the line of ui
profession s.nce his commencement in tins ci’v, at d.
nope- for a continuance of tne same. He has removed
to Brvan-street, directly opposite Mr Calvin Buk.rs
dwelling house. ALEXANDER DOl GLAs
dec 3——*14 144 Taa. r
Ijii ported
Per the ship William, captain .Mills, from Liver' ool.
roil SALE UN VERY MONEUATE TE'IMS.
14 bales very best London duffii Blankets
109 casks brown Stout, London Porter. 6 and 3 dozen
lull kegs white Lead, ground in Oil, 281bs. each
1j0 boxes 8 by 10 crown Glass
50 do 10 by 12 do
JO0 casks English wrought Nails, clasp heads, 6d. lOd .
and 20d.
50 crates crockery Ware, assorted for the country
15 tons bar Iron do. do.
5 casks bar Lead, in lib. bars
15 do. Sli t, of all sizes
A quantity of Iron Pots, different sizes
On consignment,
One bait English broad cloths
One cask best steeled broad Hoes
One case of Hardware
One cask cooper’s Adzes, Hammers, Chizzles an
club Azes
One cask Sad Irons, one bundle London Shovels
25 casks London Porter, in buttles
James Wallace.
november 7 133
To rent
A five acre LOT, at Spring Hill, with a comfortable
dwelling HOUSE upon it; pos-ession to be had m,me
diately.
J] I so for srrfe
An excellent LO I, situated on tiie Bay, 60 feet front
by 90 feet deep. Apph to
James G. Greeuhow.
nov 3d -tit 143
Snle of re-entered Lots.
Conformably to a resolution of Council, I shall, on
SATURDAY, the seventh flay of December next, at the
court house, between the usual hours proceed to ‘he
sale of the following LOTS, if the rents due should not
be paid before tiiut day.
Washing! in re a d—Nos 36, 38 and 39
L ber y -ward—Nos. 22, 24, 31 and 3-L
Co U”,bin ward— Nos. 1/ : 4 16 24, 25,29, 31, 33 and 36
Greene word—Nos. 14,15 19. v>5, 38 and 39'
Elbert roan/—Nos. 16, 3 > anil 35
Old Franklin roardSoc. 2. 3, 4, 7, 33 and 39
Js'ero Frunl iiu ronnl —Nos. 7 and 9
Wan en -ward No. 2
Jackson wa d— Nos. 46 47 and 48
Spring Hill— Nos. I, 2, 5, 8, 9, Id, !I, Ii and 16
Wind Mill Lot. I M STOVE, c. xr»
nov 26 — I d
Georgia—Tattnall county
Whereas, V i ,an Jo,-., a; . s .. .. t j. , criers tes
tamentary ( .'.i:h •' ,o v ' „„ the estate and
-effects of Jan.es Joyce, late of T. An all county deceased.
These are, * - l.,r. < c.V a. e. -(inmnish, ai; a. d"
singular, he kindred an. • • mi. r> i f i|„ « ct . s , (1
to be and appear, at my office, within th tinx pre scribed
by law, ana sl ew c. -se 1 an; tliey C ap) w. mnAft-
ters should not be ; • n
'Given under mv hiu.d at office, this l4th November
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