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Notice is hereby given lo the subscribers, to the capita’, ef the Bank of theUnited States, at Augusta, that the commissioners appointed by the President ot the ni <-( States to receive the said sulvacnptions, are duly auUiov- ised by the President and Directors of the Bank ot the United States, to receive the second instalment ot the said subscriptions, to wit; on eafch share of the said capi-al, ten dollars in gold or silver coin and twenty.five dollars in coin as aforesaid, or hi funded debt, at the rates prescrib ed by the act of incorporation, with a power ot attorney annexed to the certificates of the said funded debt pro portion, authorising the Loan Officer J or the time bemg at whose office the said funded debt shall stand recorded, for the register of the tr. usury oi the United .Stales, it the stock shall stand on the books oi the treasury) to transfer the same in due form oi law, to the President, Di rectors and Company of the Bank of the United States; that the said commissi tiers, as agents oi the Bank, will at tend at the Bank of Augusta, between the hours ot nine o’clock in the forenoon, and two o’clock in the afternoon, daily, and every day, (Sundays excepted) from the 1st of January next ensuing, to the 23d ot same month, bo.h days inclusive, for the purpose ot receiving the payments as aforesaid; and that the subscribers at their option, may either pay the said second instalment at the original place of subscription, within the time herein limited; or at the Bank of the United States at Philadelphia. EDWARD HARDEN, 1 Commissioners J. S WALKER, > at JOHN GUMMING 3 .Justusta. Augusta, .S'ovember 22, 1810 nov 26-CL-I4I 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 2uth September, 1816, should 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 to be paid on or before the said second Mon day in January next. Extract from the .Minutes. Elcazar Early . Savannah^ November 1 131 Cashier Planters’ bank. Planters’ Bank. The subscribers Hat Store. all Goods. ^ THE SUBSCRIBERS Jlavc rectiv ti,oy the ship Ceurgm, from Ln-rtioul, A large and well selected supply of seasonable «i<K ’Dr-; which, with their present stocK, will render their assort ment verv complete, and which they will dispose oi ay the piece or package, on reasonable and accommodating Urns. JAMES DICKSON & CO. oct 10 121 Factorage and Commission. M. BAILEY & CO. Have just opened a complete assortment of the best and Tnost fashionable'HATS, in the store lately occupied by Dr. Harris, first door west of Mr. Abner Woodruff’s crockery store, consisting of gentlemen’.-, buffand plain beavers, castors, roratn and wool Ilats, of various descrip tions; which they will sell very low. Merchants from th^country, w ho want hats, may find it to their interest to call. Also for sale a few thousand Holland Quills, nov 19 138 One Hundred Dollars’ REWARD. Runaway from the subscriber, SAM and TONEY. Sam is a stout, likely, young fellowf bushv hair, yellowish complexion, thick lips, very artful, has’been about more than twelve months, no doubt has been harbored in Sa vannah. Toney went off on the night of the otith ult. is a stout, likely, artful fellow, thirty years of age, will no doubt make for Savannah, and probably endeavor to get on as tar as Turtle River, having a wife’ belonging to the estate of Coachman, in that county; lie may obtain a forged pass. The above reward will be paid on con viction of either being harbored by a white or black person, or Twenty Dollars for either being lodged in the Coosawhatcliic or Savannah goal. Henry M<Nish, n 7—r—f—1-16 ^ At the Five Situr* Just received Per brig Tybee, captain Cobb, from JVew-York, on con- signmmt, TWENTY-FIVE PACKAGES DRY GOOD.'., COXSISTIS'O OF Fearnoughts, superfine Vestings White, red, yellow and black flannels Cloths and Kerseymeres, assorted co.ors Drab Cords, oarsnets Coatings, men and w omen’s lamb’s wool Hose Men, women and children’s cotton Hosiery Rose Blankets, satin Stripes ALSO Gunpowder, Shot and Lead Brandy, \V me, Gin, IV[.per Snap, Coperas, Nails, -i-.U A small assortment Hardware Twine, Cotton Bagging _ , And a variety of other articles, all of which are ottered on very low terms, by the piece or package by Theodore A. Hchoedde. oct 31—130 \ O. <lo tio The Directors having declared a Divitlend of six per cent, tor the last six montlis, the same will be paid, on and after Thursday next. J. MARSHALI-, dec 3—L—144 Cashier. An Election will be held on MONDAY, 6th January, at the Banking House, for Thirteen Directors, to repre sent the Stockholders. The Poll will be opened at ten o’clock. J. MARSHALL, Cashier. dec 3—l— 144 (fj- The Augusta HeraAHlledgeviUe Journal and Washington ,Vn«. will puLbsh the above three times and forward their bills for payment to the Bank. Charles W. Carpenter C5 Offer for sale, at their store on the Ray, a general assort ment of J try (a oo.I i, CONSISTING OF Cloths, coarse and fine; Ctssi lucres, Coating, Blankets Flannels, ilombazets, cotton Hosiery, Calicoes, Cambrics, &c. Also, on consignment, Three cases Millinery, consisting ot Ladies’ straw Hats, trimmed do white chip do do do satin do. and Bonnets, trimmed beaver do trimmed <lre»s Caps, cotton Vandykes, plain, figured and quitted white and black Feathers LIKEWISE, An Invoice of Cabinet Furniture, comprising an gant assortment of Sideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Sofas; pillar and card, breakfast and tea Tables, dining Sets Mahogany high and field Beusteads, sic. ALSO A general assortment of Saddlery, consisting of Elegant Saddles and Bridles Iaiw priced do uo Saddle Bags, Trunks, Yuiices and saddle Furniture 1 case Gobi Lt xf, containing 8u packs 25 quarter and half quarter casks Coiminar Wine 39 kegs English Paint, assorted colors, ground in oil 22 b.igs Corks, assorted. re, £9—129 do Stebbins Notice. A Dividend of Three Dollars per share, having been declared, by the Directors of the Marine and Fire Insur ance Company of the City of Savannah, the s..me will be paid on or after tiiis day-, to the Stockholders or their proper Representatives. R. WAYNE, deco 144 Secretary Mason, The subscriber having commenced in the above lir.e of BUSINESS, offers his services to his friends and die public; his Counting-Room is on Wayne’s upper wharf, formerly occupied by Messrs. Phinizy &. Barnett- The Store is large ami commodious—produce will be re ceived on storage and every attention given to its re ception and shipment. RICHARD WAYNE, dec 2—139 Continue to transact business, as FACTORS and COM MISSION MERCHANTS, and will he thankful for die prolonged favors of their friends. They offer fur sale Superfine Philadelphia Flour Lisbon and Sherry Wine, in pipes and quarter casks Country Gin and West India Rum. George Alexander M. Ker. nov 2 131 , Jf. -> 1). B. Nichols, "WATCH A\2) CLOUkM.-UvEli, AT Till. SION OF THE WaT* Heyan street, near theJifrrket, - I Is t.ow opening, ami lias for sale, ele claw ZSZ**' • “III Jflf rr one w verv handsome assortin'./it of FAN v. Inch are, gold and silv er Wale. e.%. musical \V atcli anti Seal, V. ill v ’s patent Tirnt f>, ” ' elegant patterns, iiuYriut to none in uorkn: c< ‘> time; gold Chains,he is, K< ys. Tr'.nkeis, Bracelet, i; 0 ° ! Pins, n.inuturc Sc'tkigs, Sliver Ladies, tab’*; uz Spoons; Tongs, Spectacle, ptnci'.Ga.-rs. r ,a fe d £*** and! mys Castors, Spur*. .. . F.ov/eR, - ‘11 Baskets, Mailers curiam iV.., rn.iet. , : ;s V, “ L tocco work Boxes, llee its’ Paint Boxes; ci.t, *•!’,' ' silk watcnTrimmings; brass Andirons. Snovels J ^ and Pokers, of superior.,part, rns; Fen lers;’ie--rr.‘, T hair and tooth Brushes; Onajutidi, uocket 1’,- // f Halt Lamps, &.c. ‘ ’ U,rks > Also 5 boxes Saddlcrv •/ Watches, Ciocks and Jewellery ofeverv d-v' 'iii, renaitccl ay u«*n.tl. 1" or sale. The subscriber has just rereiv d, per brie- Ilen-im from Hamburg, and otters for •»!,., t ., , ir ;, fr D j rt < ; Depass’ auction s ore, for C -si« or good c- d' whV-rJ the following articles- U Russia Sheetings, liuvens Duck. B -. 'as, Britannia} brown Rowans, Linens, ir.cn Check , hi,. Ticks, brown Hollands, rooi Linens, hnen pocket Handk*iclucfi Thread-, Ihoitry, girth Webbing, mi Cloths ltibUml! 1 icklentMinrs, cotton Shirtings, Calicoes, silk UntHrVJ*. Button’s Parasols, silk lose, tiloxcs. Silks, siik .rii*wb and lii.nortiiiefs, Fringe, table Cloths merino Shawls, Uas-.incies, Ci.,tl>s. Covers, Pencils, Uandies-ie-k Li ce, cut and plan, (,! sucare. * eti, Beads, Jewellery, chin..u -, I;n.-iaeiits : nc! Napkin.-, liet Glasses, i..- ioi-.. thread and cotui", looking Glasses, assor,. ac. An elegant assort men* of ge.ld and suver W-VTC-IIES A.so, 3U oemijohii-. o! 4'h proof Schetidam Gin, wine. Will be sold singly to ..otoniniodatt 1 .iirc‘,lasers David Loion. oct 26 128 Tbe Art of PemviLnshii), The subscriber t kesthe i.i.ertyot 7ens of Savannah, that he lias r p.tei. t bv Dr. M'Danicl, (during his ab-c: west of Market square; where he v o’clock in the morning till one f «. six in the evening tillTiaif past nine teaching -\othan Trim’s Anaietictd shi!>. He assures die citizens, who ; encourage him in his profession, ilia* h ri.e c;r Clipit t I" list a Sr;: n street, '■jfwl t on tea . troin pas* the pnrr oat ef e a ij J’enmni ■ a iiijj o-ition t s can. siderable time engaged in teaching Pcntn. nsnip, and seldom ev er f.tileei m niakmg a good writer ofanv p,r son in eighteen less. ns. who paid s ric; x’.tniwn to h. instructions. He, theret. re, hopes ti at i.e will r.o with such e ncouragi ment as to induce i.min. sw son), tin.e in Savannah. He also feels himself s. t'c in sta.rir.gt tin- citizen^ that, if he ti>es notful'y s:cc, fin tuifiUii their exp-ct-ati >ns, their tuition sha be givuigr.i'h The iiouse lia^ t.‘o very convenient mums i,,r ti>. | f In addition to tiieir gcner..l assortment of Goods, have received, by tbe Eliza ia.nl, Harriet Newell, Laura, alul other vessels,from New-Y uK amt Boston, a variety of Fancy, Fashionable and Staple Articles—amongst winch ore Elegant Metlr.o Tritr.n.ings Fancy piioii i.o . Rich silk <io Fashion, hie Trimmiiitrs, Roses, M'rcathes, Sic. for ball dresses A romplcte assortment i f Artificial Flowers Giienelle and silk Cords French siik Nets, fort!., head Silk vel.it Livlispensibios, with gilt and silver cliains and clasps Fancy silk and worked, tndispensibles Ladies’ and gentlemen’s siik. beaver-ml kid (.loves Ladies’and gentlemen’s silk Hose- Ladies’and misses’ Angela Gio. .5 Liastic Garters Fasiiginaldc scarlet 8-4 Merino Shawls White and etiloi-eel Merino Shaw ls, v nh rich fiord, ts 1 * z \ tils, Shawls anil Ifandkerc nets Levantine and other silk Snawisaiiu llandkerciiici's, of all descriptions- Figured Satins B..:;d..nti, flag and Florence Handkerchiefs Fancy* Ptirsxs (iohu-e-et Se w ings Embroidering Siik Floss c otton .Marking Canvas Marking Thread Boston Wadding, for quilts, pelisses, fee. Fine assorted T. pcs ami Bobbins Broad twilled Tapes Black and colored Fre nch Crapes Canton Crapes Hat Crapes Linen Bedtick Cotton Bedtick Furniture Binding Marble, green, mahogany- and figured oil Cloths Fancy French Boxes Necklaces, with smelling bottles Hooks and Eyes Ribbons, Threads, Needles, Fins, band Boxes, See. &c. Many- of the above Goods having been purchased for cash at auction, in N"ew*-\ork, at toe present reuuctd prices, can be afforded very cheap. ALSO purpose: <J,ie in the upper, and tr.- other story; so that both sex .s tn y beu mei luted d-y without any incon.eni.net to t:.t t .cher. wisiiing to become Si.ho.-i-s wiil c, making iinmedL.te up.iiica.i . closed as soon as there .» a -i R. s-r.beis. For furdi.r it f-m..-. .< •it his school r< r,ir. during o ...... Craig’s boarding House, on .... n Inc low 1 i it in her. Tit* f ie teacher :* I cbool willL-I h. r of st : i.e suhscrik: ot i, or a- .’-i: J. S. Porter. dec 10—.—U9 \ aluiL'Ih* Br .i. tV/i 15 ot tn« >• c jr> m i Sir- i ..r r->ni u.c fi k:.v i : >av:.?;ri. FOR RENT. The east id,.cl nil Fl'aser s w n rented for one Wilail is ( qua. t for the s'..,,p.i!g one FLOOR, in tin buildings, with a. cliiinncv attached n nine momiis Bun. for ti.e abov vzih b to the first Jantt:.:-. lit: v. next. Mil! l- V .-1 r i LcI'L I: j rDt’.ra ; t Howj R \t. A icU rl.l'V. : K J*’ -1 I r ■J 1 r or .al: .e i its ii . If. Tito subscriber, intending t it m.itn-nt resident, oft-'- for *:.ie twi a:i the biocK' ot bad utigs extending !. Theatre to West Broad sn-c*., wed know: : *rc lots. Tiiose peix-.is who si.- d>o<-s. wiil find the sitilatior .. pleasant on. f.-r .. likewise a most c\ceii.lit stand foi b.is.n.s /. p-.dcations call be made to John F.w- - tne subscriber in Augiuc.., respecting '■ nri-a ‘W. ii. Oakmau. dec a— n 144 11 Clerfc - rnt i Wants a situation, A young man, brought up in a c -unting fio .v., | r t « ^ of the northern states who has had cii..rgf >’t * !; y Books fur seven years. Satis; .ctorv rcf:rcn<"* ‘ A line addressed to R S. and left at this . _‘rt diate attent.on. dec 10—*»— even, wni n-eet with imme A situation wanted. wishes for it s' an write at.";- d WOlll.i A young man, of steady li-.fic tn a grociry or dry good -ip. e has some knowledge of business, .it'd woul.i thing in his pow er to forward the interest of ius»n F i tr. A line addressed to J. F. and left at tins i.fiio> ;,i 1 be duly attended to. dec 10—m*—1^, ¥ Stopped From a black bov, fa-* .Saturday ni-.ht, a BANK Bill* The owner may have it by prov lor this advertisement, dec 10 ii* 1 }7 mg nro ertv and 51 * "l*. E't> I < ‘ V %