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c. 4 r* * " ■r - m. .. *‘ ■ ■ jEWtsfr^iSMT- -< . • • • • " % ' ' >" •*’ % •f vr* v »w * J V ' 1/ " A- the f «v kf V k ( > Hi : ■ I 4 % ■•••*. & V # A V’ i a * iv i i Elegant Mirrors, Of various sizes and figures, in gilt frames. For sale by J. J.af. BLANCHARD. oct X—far—117 Received Per brig Pere tie Famille, from JVants, Cotton Bagging, lineu Check, Usnaburgs, ready made Shirts, one bos silk Goods, well assorted; window Glass, 8 bv 10, Id by 12; wine Bottles, Ink, preserved Fruits, Annueed, Toys, cut Glass, Perfumery, pocket Books, chimney Ornaments, writing and letter Paper, blank Pa per, nangmg Pa.ier, gun Flints, Butter, Tumblers, negro Pipes, white Thread, Salt, Claret, in casks and boxes; mill Stones, deinijons of wine Vinegar, single and double barrel Guns, napkin and table Cloths, sweet Meats. Also per brig Sean Charles, from Havana, 131 Hogsheads Molasses, 73 boxes white Havana Su gar, 5tj pipes Wine, and best Havana Cigars, by Charles Maurel. nov 30 1 143 Notice. The undersigned having declined the business which he hitherto carried on his own individual account, and feeling very anxious to close the same, do hereby solicit those who are indebted to him, to come forward and set tle the same; as a further indulgence cannot be granted. John B. Gaudry. nov 9 Tf——134 Notice. The undersigned having declined the business which he hitherto carried on his own individual account, and fee;...g very anxious to close the same, do hereby solicit those wao are indebted to him, to come forward and settle the same; as a further indulgence cannot be granted. P. Dupon. nov 9 ■ '134 Copartnership. The undersigned having united their stocks of goods, trill also unite their efforts to deserve the more, the pub lic patronage which tiiey have hitherto individually re ceived, and for which they now return their thanks.— They have entered into a copartnership, under the firm of Gaitdry & Dcpos, and will continue the Grocery Bu siness at the store, corner of Johnston’s square and Bull etreet, where they wi.l keep a constant supply of all the articles in the grocery line, from the East and West-In dies, from Europe and from the United States, which they will dispose of for cash or city acceptances, at the low est rates: as they import their wines and liquors from the best sources direct, they will warrant them to be of the best qualities, and be able to afford them at a very mo derate profit. JOHN B. GAUDRY, PETER DUPON. Just received by the ship Jane, from Liverpool, 30 dozen Pickles, viz: Piccalitlo, Chow Chow, Cucum bers, Cabbage, French Beans, mixed Radishes, Cauliflow ers, Walnuts, Mushroons, yellow Cabbage. 12 dozen Ketchup, Walnuts, Mushroons, Royal Sauce, quins, oyster Ketchup, liquid Sallad, Pickles, Vinegar, lemon Pickles. 25 casks brown Stout 18 boxes Mustard By s veral others arrived from Jifevt-Yorh, L. P. Madeira Wine, do Tenenff, Sherry, Malaga, Port, Vin de Sauterne; Fr mtignan, Brandy, Holland Gin, New-Engiand do. New-England Ruin, Crackers, Raisins, Soap, Goshtn Cheese, Sac, nov 9 tT 134 Fail* aa.vn. The subscriber will lease the dwelling House at Fair Lawn, for one or more ye .rs—to it is attached forty or fifty acres of land capable of any improvement, and would be an object with the subscriber to have put in a state of cultivation. Possession can be given immediately.— Apply to WILLIAM WOODBR1DGE, Who has for sale one prime Field Hand and two or three capable House Servants. nov i2 1 - 135 A ontract wanted. The Wardens and Vestry of Christ Church, being de sirous of having the Tower of the Church finished, and the Bell suspended, as expeditiously as possible, have appointed the undermentioned a committee for having the work done. The committee will receive proposals for finishing the tower with frame work, to be about twelve or fourteen feet elevation, terminated with a dome. Proposals with a design of the work, may be addressed to either of the committee. It is understood that the workman will find all the materials. JAMES MARSHALL, V WILLI AM T. WILLIAMS, > Committee. J. B. READ, J nov 14 1——136 Notice. On the first Tuesday in January next, Will be sold at the Court-House in the city of Savannah; A HOUSE and LOT, situated on the west side of west broad street; the property of the estate of Barbara Unseld deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of 8aid estate. Terms made known on the day of sale. Joseph Gumming, 19—,±—138 Ascent of the heirs nov For sale A House and Lot, in St. James’s square; being one of the most healthy and pleasant situations in this city—on the said lot are all necessary out buildings. This pro perty will be sold for a moderate price, and a credit of one, two and three years given for the payment. Per sons disposed to purchase will apply to either of the subscribers. BEN. SHEFTALL, M. SHEFTALL, sen. July 6 41 Notice. Nine months after the date of this notice, appli cation will be made to the honorable the justices of the inferior court, of Liberty county, for permis sion to sell all the real estate of Nathan Smart, deceased. SETH SMART, sdm’or. ^une 15-*—71 -V > Madeira Wine. The undersigned having been appointed Agents for the very respectable house of John Howard March &. Co. of Madeira; they will, at any time receive, from respon sible persons, subscriptions or orders for any quantity of Madeira Wine, which will be selected ami snipped, by' the said house, with all possible care and attention; and the persons whom ii is for will be drawn upon at thirty or sixty days sight for the cost, which wilt require to be accepted at the time when the wine is delivered. As the Market at Madeira is g, neraily advantageous for the sale of Rice, the undersigned will attend to the shipment of any parcel ordered to be consigned to the above mentioned house, to whom they will transmit tne shippers’ instructions for insurance, appropriation and remittance. WILLIAMSON Ik DE FILLERS, nov 2—fr—131 Factors cud f'omn’i-sin * if • hurts J. J. Cy r. isianciiard Have lately received, from France and .V™- Fork, A large assort men of F \ N'CY and WIN TER 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, buck and white lace Viels and Shawls of various sizes; face Yiels, Merino Shawls, very low; silk Shawls of ah sizes and very cheap; Mock Merino 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 coloij 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 floating, 4-4 and 6-4 cotton Cambric, 6-4 figured do; figured Lenoesand Muslins, jaconet and mull Muslins, darning woolen Yarn, asssorted colors; Estop!las; 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 chambny Homespun, cotton and linen Check, best Scotch and Ger man Osnaburgs, Mock Madras and Roinai Handkerchiefs, fine Bafters, Milinet, Pins, assorted sizes; Cologne and Lavender Water, Antigua Oil, boxes of Perfumery ssort- ed, hair Powder, powder Puffs, See. Also an assortment of ladies’ work Boxes, Valices, toilet pin'Cushions, Boxes ormnented with birds and flowers, Necklaces, Parses, Boyer’s French and Englisn Dictionary; together with an assortment of fine and common Tumblers, wine Glasses and Decan:ers. nov 5 :cl 132 For sale The Toll-Bridge over Great Ogechee River, at which Joseph Hill lately resided—it is a substantial well built bridg-e, composed chiefly of cypress; h has stood the creshets, and a],pears to be in all respects a good and fomplete piece of work. For terms apply to JOHN BOLTON or i er Vs. april 4 40 JEREMIAH CUYLER. 5 J. H:il. Land In the vicinitv of Savannah FOR SALE. A tract of land, (known by the name of Bonabelle. and lately the property of a Mr. Bretet) containing about 520 acres, is offered for sale. It is situated about five miles from the city of Savannah, within a short distance of Thunderbolt, and on the salts. It lias a very com fortable dwelling house, a good barn and out buildings. The above tract will be disposed of upon the most reasonable terms, as the heirs of the estate, of which it forms a part, are anxious for a division of the property. Persons desirous of purchasing will apply forfurtlier particulars to either, GEORGE JONES, EBEXEZER JACKSON or get 8 120 EDWARD F. TATTNALL. Administrator’s sale. Will be sold on the premises, at public outcry, on the I5th day of January next, between the hours of eleven and two—that well known plantation in Effinghan county, long the residence of the late Thomas Poihill, sen. known by the name of Newington, together with several tracts of pine lands attached thereto. Terms made known at the time of sale. NATAHANIEL POLH1LL, > ,, JAMES POLHILL 5 adm org ' nov 23 140 Contract. COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE. Proposals will be received for erecting a BEACON on the White Oyster Bank, one on Adam’s Knole, one on Cockspur, one on Racoon Island, and two on the Upper Mudflat. Application to be made to Abraham Nichols, esq. JOHN G. HOLCOMBE, s. c. p. nov 2 131 Stop the Runaway. The subscriber will give ten dollars for apprehending and returning my apprentice lad, JOHN G. PHELPS, who absconded himself on the night of the nth inst. he is of rather a dark complexion, blue eyes, about 5 feet 4 inches high, between 18 and i9 years of age, had on a blue cloth coat and black cloth pantaloons—he has serv ed at the shoemaking trade, and is a pretty good workman; therefore all mechanics are forbid harboring or employ ing said apprentice. N. B. All masters of vessels are forbid harboring or carrying him out of the state, as the law will be enforced against all and every person so transgressing. John Gardiner. nov x2 136 Way & Baker Ifc.ve received, by recent arrivals from AV y ■ Ay assorimelit of DRY GOODS, whb-h i,«' 3 pose'of, at wholesale or retail, at ver recuceff Shepherd's extra superfine Cloths, f, ne l f ts - Cloths and Cassini res, toilinet and Marse if^i London dtiffil and ro e Blankets, white • fi Plains, Carpeting and carpet Bind:tic', white av i co or,rc - I'lannels, negro Hose, priest Cloths, biack ro ''’ rr d Bombazines .aid Bombaze'ts; vf»*|-sL,i, iamb’s i ' C0, rc< i ton and -ilk Hose and Mocks} nuili mud cmbrir' ,1 'i jaekonet and ieno .Muslins; Irish Linens \,, n „ ’■ ° 0 '-- table and towelling Diape r, damask linen table- linen Cambrics, Irish and German Sliced ns;, c.ottm /•. brics, cotton Slurtings. furniture and conn on Call ^ Dimities, Ginghams, striped Muslins, Heel:: unir- i - ”*' tme, Florence, Italian and Inu.u Silks; V -ino\i C ‘ black and white Lee Viels, black „nu colored llam-m-' French Cr..p,s; damask, Levantine an.: Scr t 7v ^ Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes; Hue bit,,, *" a d ' 1 dano, Drury, Ronial and black silk Hu! Kerr', f ' tlrnad and cotton Lams; pi in a,id i.imr, d h hw-'' silk and cotton Umbrellas, plaid Ho;a . ,ns- • ~ n ' et and pruning Knivo, Knives and ’-V' ging, knitting and white cliapel N\, ,, ’", u .” ors t Da o- oct 26 -t—128 ’ L ' Per 250 90 12 4 146 64 200 4 417 40 ‘ id we! be sold «< Quantity, Received, ship Harmony from Cre-r.. n very reduced prices, bi t pieces cotton Bagging dioo flax Osnaburgs hogsheads EariLenv. are bows wool, and 1 box fiat Hats kegs white Lead firkins best Scotch Herrings hampers Potatoes pan- long double Jack Screws Pots, and 132 campOiens tons Coed will be sold low, if taken from on board at Five Fathom Apple and Crab Cider in !m\ts of one dozen. Janies Johnston. :c 5—o—145 Eroken open On the night of the 2«;h instant, and the foil, rip- goods stolen from my store, viz. bet a ten oj ;... u pieces of CALICO, ot various pattern-, both - cnl and unglazcd; part of them purchased at die lap - ns of Mr Dunning. Set eral pieces of Russia brow n SH.Ihi'iXGS, SHIRTS of cambric and homespun; remit .man WAlsT COAT- of suunsdown, lined with green bai ; sc-vtr4 Marseilles ditto—red Salisbury FLANNEL ditto lined with brown Holland, fire. A liberal reward will be given for the discovert- ofthe above articles, ai d information of the thiens. nov 3u 143 S. GOLC-MITH. Valuable Lantis for sale. Four hundred and fifty acres, prune tide swamp, * the Satannah Back River, situated about nrt miles at- the city, weii adapted to the culture of ric< or the si,-, cane;upwards of one hundred acres now under dam, a., cultivated by James Ancram, esq. Also, a tract, containing upwards of three hunrirr; acres, adjacent to tiie above tract—tins tract will u tvortliy the attention of the owner of the river -'.vamp, having- some convenient buildings on it; it also cuntaim a good proportion of high pine land, and tin- balance weii adapted to the culture of cotton and prcuisiens- also, a swamp, abounding with cypress and c-hicr vi.ua ble timber. Also, a tract, containing five hundred acres, situstea on Savanrfah River, a few nnles above Purvsi.ing ,kno»; by tile name of Bear Bluff—this tract i- -. t n i ...liable, a it abounds with white oak and other ti?..b«:-, --raisefor tile Savannah market. Also, two tracts of pine Land, in the vie.nr ofPurys- burgh, well timbered. The whole ofthe property will be sold or easy and moderate terms. Apply to Jotix N-uirux, on tut Okatirt or in Savannah, to Jacob Dcveaax. sept 7 107 Notice. To be sold, at public auction house, in the city of Savannah, January next, one thousand acre on the south branch of Turtle ri- joint property ofthe Union See and the Savannah Po.-r-Houst w hich tract of land was on . - da: College. Ant person wi-.o largely In the cultivation of co;: i, in tv <>nt of die cobs* nil ttiv first Tu--u»ia s c »f j. > line lard, sian# ver, <•, v n: county—ti* icl\, (' j,.. , h-aJunr iilH’. 1! -ital !w)ciit)> a--, tin- llcthes- tCt i- *'.l roi-R.b ri :on. mi r. i , .i_-.u” Ciiiie, : nation. i. t v -aBt.* can C Ui 1 1' Uorrison, , i,,me bi- from i Ol pur- IT. iTt. ■ ■ rcir.'ises. in the Exchange. Terms of sa lance in one year, with intenst chase, secured bv bond and moi-t} MOSES SHEFTALL, /' - R.W. HABERSHAM. V J. MORRISON, Com. A<:r. P 1: aug 23 163 5. t..l mb H. * To rent A five acre LOT, at Spring Hill, with - comfortra-1 dwell rug HOUSE upon it; pos-essiun to hi hail l ® 1 diately. Jilso for safe , An excellent LO I , situated on the Bay. 60 feet rtt j by 96 feet deep. Appl . to James G. (ueenhow- nov 30 cw 14.> ^ Brought to gaol, in Savannah, Novemher 2, 1816 A Negro u >■ m-nn-d David, beioiV ing to J. J. Grey, of Barnwi 11 disnict. r. feet six inches high, and eighteen fears oA. brown Jicket and striped trowsers. A..-o, I feet five inches high, am', eighteen years cl age. | dressed in white cotton homespun. H. AFC-all, g. c. c. nov 7 133