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Newspaper Page TextT: lamb, U* C appointed prir.ripai of the Chatham Act '" i«)» respectfully inftinns hie patrons, that the ■j y'mngUfors and geatlomen who fore been placed y under Jii* luitioq will fui immediately received a* f; Hrtipffl>4gffla|m—■fflirtnsfflfobnL ^ - , £ l««tg on ti» >i*dom and directions of the learned and respectable gentleman who constitute . At baanl of) trustees. on tl.e liberal patronage of - lbs Mkabjitafitj of Sarannah who feel a generous ; «MHW the wttnoo* education or the rising - 1 *"« °* n rrettions, combined with 'Mp U>*ty e ad diligence of .Mr. Mmft. and«f ■ •: the eUrtr experienced and approved tcaefeen, r whom tbe trustee* will provide foe the several dc- paMnrnta, be indulge* liimWlf irt foe. confidence, that foe mhkm Academy wiQ soon rival die most distinguish id and lespectalde seminaries of tl.e aamc kind in fo.se sutes, and that as it Mhdrrady one of the Siost splendid hrnatrent s—it triUbccome oT the most useful maiHutinm tl.at Mited by -the genious and liberal poE- cjr of Georgia. ( * nov 24 >1 lit instruction in French. j MIL LAURA1NE '' Cnrys notice to the ladies and gentlemen 8f 8s- 'vanoslh that his French school trill recommence fed of Dccetnb.r next His method of leachingtoo well known and approved to re- <quiteanf thingeammendatotjrfiromhim—be trusts that tus efforts, last season, were so sticctrsfiil as lohm tc Khn a continuance of the patronage he so li6enEjr shared, and begs leave toassure those who mss put themselves under his care that bis triteatniBed exertions shall bo given to facilitate ww improvement. fonnts ScauN, from 6 to 9 o'clock/ at bis _Mr.Lv would also attend at any public or Mo vale school m this city. where a number of sehoiai* aft desirous of acquiring a knowledge of the French language. Private leasons given, if requir ed. Persons llesirous of becoming members oT 1 tis school w2i please apphr at Mr.'Cbanier’s on tbs Bay, where a subscription will be open, nov 24-a—*c—157 Sunday School. nenfflendeai and icachers The atuieriRendeni and teachers of the Savan nah Sunday School would ayain call the attention of the community to this institution. It is not one of tboeo virionary plana, the advantages of which are riiown only in idle speculation’ or by plausible theory: it has stood the tort of experi ence. They immense benefit* resulting from such societies h five Keen shown in different countries, anflFin various parts of our own landt and they have ooC been unfelt in this city. We are con fident that wben the nature aad effect of tbe insti tution are. examined, il will excite a warm interest inthe bottom of every lover of bis county, of eve ry friend or the poor, of every servant of God. Its attention is clucflly, though not exdosively, directed to thp rising generation, the hope of the. Church a nd the state. It was originally intended princips By for the ^noram—those who had not opportunity atr Brians of otherwicsacquiring the fi(4 ele menta of learning. For these its doors are yet opesi^jmil to them instruction Is gratuitously given. I tut since the establishment of a free school to our city, the teachers of the Sunday School dr. vote their time more exclusively to the religious instructi on of those Under tlieir care, teaching them no ft only that they have minds to be informed with us eful knowledge, but also souls, the saiva. lion of which deserve their first cam pointirg out to ybem the way to heaven and to Gods guard ing tin im from youthful vices and errors, and mak ing th tm acquainted with those precepts of reve lation i which can be their defence in a world of tempi jation. of trial anil of dangers and which open ■ to them scenes of consolation in the peri, od ot.’ sorrow and the hour of dgjitb. la this reli gion f instruction they have no sectarian views.— The /society by which the school is patronfod, as well )i*tti teachers; arc of various denominations anil they aim only to inculcate “ihe common Clirial sanity." , Tbi «y entreat tin parents and-guardians of this city- whatever may be their circumstances in IHV or til. sir religious persuasion, to ooncur with them in 'th f furtherance of a scheme of benevolence which ifoey fed to be disinterested, and which they know to be enlightened. Fof tide purpose they requs t them to send tbetr children and Ward*; i d •Kcas jonally tb visit, the school, that they may there ipersonalty mark its advantages and animate both teachers ahd scholars. For these visits they will be recompensed, if we wav judge by our own experience, by the effect produced on our own rebg jous feelings. The earnestness and anxiety of i be young about tbe things of etenrtyi their plan s, simple question* relating to God, to Christ and salvation, cannot fail of giving new spirit and seal to tbe move advanced Christian. T My would remind the people of Savannah that,, while it is their joy to instruct the deaolate 'orph an and "the needy that bath no helper,” tin school » established for all classes—the rich as well as the poor. Tbe attendance of the children of t he more affluent is of much importance to the aeh. iol—not only as it respects their own improve, me ot. but aa a meant to stimulate and encourage footjLVhom Providence has denied the blessings win fch-they enjoy. 1 Tie school is still held in the academy, at tbe hou.w of nine and “twelve o’clock, every Lord'* day. ' A separate apartment is provided for ihale adul' I. Th ie superintendent and teachers encouraged by th e past, and grataful for the kindness of Fro- • video ee to the institution, are determined to con tinue their exertions -satisfied, if they are mane the b limbic instruments of. leading the young to the i. s.lulgcnce of love and thankfulness to tbe '.Lord of foe sabbath. 1 n behalf of th* Teacher*. L. MASON, luperintcndent not r 24 -——157 " T "’ ‘ Gillett §* Milne MTt irir kschvsd, axb oraxxn, i 2 ca; tea extra auperime wear of England CLOTHS 1 and C.lSSIMFJtES. Duck. ' i Lock, lor -ale by William Taylor. -i56 Brandy Tw 0 pipes old COGNAC uRANDY, of asupe- ior q liality. by tbe quarter cask or demijohn, besff-for cash, by YOUNG & MACO.MUKtt, nov 22—jc—i56 AfariM-eyuasa. Just received, . oisaoxs, A ft iwbaleavery superior white Lancashire Plains Wh He sfml red Flannels -J Six pdr doable Jack Screws, "Long fc Son’s” make, and for sale by John Bogne & Co. llunler't wharf Notice- TbS copartnership of Ntoms U Htmxn b this fra> SUddfirmwIllbe settled by Meaws-JWefoh, Jloiimm U BUbt who are, with Anwt Hunter, au thorised to settle the concerns of axid firm. ABB4HAM NICHOLS, nog 21-——156 JAMES HUNTEB. - rr'f The subscriber* have formed a connexion cond net their busines* at tbe stores formeriv oc- ““"““jsasirtsiSS' 1 v -O. L. DOBSON. JAMES HILLS.. r ~NoticT. *)fhe subscriber tendershis services tohis friends an. I the public iq the CssuuMvisn and Factorage Mwu_Hw eompthsg room is at the store of €denopo^tttM ^iit^elititnt]runty OIL OF WORM SEED. : • The efticacy of the e—mtieu’ Oil of tiiis native plant, aa the most powerful and innocent Vermi fuge known..ha* been long approved- of by the mo<t reapceuhle physiriaps tiirongimut ihe Unit ed 8tatea.—It is tiiertfnre recommended for’ the use of families in this city, as a safe and plea-ant remedy for worm* aswript children, or adultv- For sale in rial#, with prided dinctions, at the Drug Warehouse of-. / ” ■ x Harral dj* AVorrell, -nov 13—cv—1*7 ownrth*itvk*fu . Bhoes. ' 1 . by the brig M*ra, and far tote, eatl . ef the Exchange, under the Jilujf, THKEE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN PACKAGES SHOES AND BOOTS; asisxa waica tins 7^00 pair NEGRO 8UOES Being a general assortment selected for foe up country market _ SAMUEL EVANS octal, 129 Just received, Tit rOLLOWIVO GOOUSg Which wil beiold on accommodating tcrmx $ vie: 3 cases Handkerchiefs 10 bales flaxen Oinaburgs 8 boxes brown Linens , 6 do linen and cotton Cheeks O cases denies and union Strips 1 case willow Hats IDOL grace empty Bottles TO rafts brown Stout 90 kegs Scotch Herrings. Apply to William Taylor. -144 fVheatoTfs Reports ot cases agreed and adjudged in tise Supreme Court of (lie United State*, February term,1817— vol. 2s price SJO 50., Sketches of Lower Canada, historical arid des criptive, he. with a view of Quebec, taken from the plains of Abraham, by Joseph Saiisom, m<*» ber of the American Philosophical Society; gl. Flacide, a Spanish tale, translated from Lea Bat. tuecas of madame de Genlia by Alexander Jamie- son; jJ5 The Good Grandmother and the Ofispring, by Mrs. Hnfland The Ulind Farmer and his Children, by Airs. Holland. For sale by , 8. C. A J. Schenk; jy r fi$ qtc opening A new and large importation of STATIONARY and BOOKS. I . . . t»ov7—I4S ~~Nevo and superb Jtffllinery. Mr*. Sasaasabvg-untc ioadquaiuthertrienda and customers, generally, that she has. just return ed from the nonh,andisnow opening,-at her old stand, in St Julian street, opposite Messrs. J. E. White & Go’s. Twenty tranks and boxes ELEGdJS t millinery, coxsisnao or -ns vouowtxs articles: 8 boxes assorted straw and chip Hats and Bonnets 1 do • do Leghorn' do 3 trunks satin, velvet, l ice and silk do . 3 do musline and lace Caps, Turbans and Frils 2 do ele ant head Ornaments and Combs 2 do satin and fur Tippets, Laces and Ribbons 1 do velvet Crape ami plush Trimming 1 d'> black and white Os’rich Feathers, tec. All of which is now offered wholesale or retail, at her usual low prices - nov 10 -145 REMOVAL. F. Maustox ri jpecifutiy intorths his friends and customers that he has removed to the store lately occupied by Mr. S. Thoiu, corner of Congress and WhitakM Until, whavo ho — lieks j-oontion—oa of their/avors.—He lias received by the late arri vals from New York, and ha* now on band and for sales general assortment? of BOOTS A SHOES; among which are Ladies black and colored morocoo Boots Do. black and colored Slips and walking Shoes Do. black, white and colored kid Slip*. Do- black and colored satin and jean Slips Mntlemtn’i Boots Do. Wellington Do. Shoes and Shotees Do. morocco Shoes, Shotees and Pumps Misses’and children’s morocco and leather Boots, Shoes and Buskins Also: An assortment of Trunks by the nest or , single i A small invoice of Shoe-Brushes, liquid Blacking ami Varnish Country merchants supplied onthemostaccom- moilating terms with every article in his line—cheap fur cash or approved paper. nov 7—143 The subscriber . ■Ifrrsfortalean iuveice, eamuting ef the fiHermiltg articlet: Single and double bolted Padlocks Do. do. patent do. Fen and pocket Knives Children / do. assorted and low charged Scissors, chest Locks, Knives and Forks Stock Locks, Angers,- pin M.-uls, iron Butts Csrpentcn Hammer-, Sad-Ironl Scrubbing Brushes, ship Scrapers, Ac. Atso 20 crates Crockery wire 25 cases Tumblers t 15 boxes Tea China ' 10 tons Russia and Swedes Iron The above goods will be sold low, and on ac commodating terms,-for tbe purpose of elating a concern. Apjily to ISAAC COHEN, nov 15 cv 15i) Dom estic' tioods. . Acoosignh;.- c irsi li.-g f tiru -dcloth, Coa‘- ingv. Satinet-, *«>l phis Chib; which will be dis posed of :.t from Un to fit ten per cent, less than prime cost, to close sales.. I • G. F. Oliver Palmes, no* i9-—if *53 - Holland Gin and German Goods Lamhng, from brig Tb~e filters, caftain Saun- 4 hale* 5 do Holland Sheeting 3 'do paper Hangings 5 chests do do 1 do do do pieces, Ac. 7 do writing Paper 5 do N-urcmburg Toys 750 fancy Baskets 6 bags cammomilc Flowers S2 pieces cotton Bagging 100 pocket Bottles, covered 150 liquor Caves, with Decanters Ac. 1 chest oil Stones 120 tin boxes Composition for cotton gm* mills, See. 24 jars best Dutch Butter 13 large pipes real Holland Gin 25,000 bine and red Bricks 800 square flagging Stone* . For aide by J. BATTELLE, BOV 8—I——144 AV, 16, Coalmen-. -•«, The aubacribotit -X',. have SCOT received, Per brigs Elisabeth and Vanlrosaand lehr. Fevtrite THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, vim 200 boxes Windsor Soap ; 13 kegs printing Ink 8 Bureaus 5 Bedsteads . 12 portable Desks 3 Tablet 1 Sideboard 1 Chaise and Harness 6 house Sofas - 100 Saddle* 10 dozen Bridle 70,000 Marbles 50 dozen ink Powder 2 dozen broad Axes 20 dozen Hatches ’ 12 dozen'Axes i 18 dozen Hammers 2u0 tea Kettle* JO Jersey Waggons 30 nests Trunks 30 gross wood Cocks A quantity of chalk Lines, plated Nails, bell Cranks, snuff Boxes and bride Bits IX STORE 30 boxes pint and half pint Tumblers 20 kegs manufactured Tobacco 100 casks cut Nails, assorted 30 hogsheads Sugar 40 barrels do - 2 cases pocket Rooks 10 boxes cotton Cards 10 lialt barrels No 1 Salmon 10 dozen sheep Skins 2 dozen waxed calf Skins 2 dozen hog Skins 3 casts fancy Goods 3 case* India Crackers 1 case linen Cambrics 1 case Bedticking, priest Cloths and Diaper* -3 Cables, 8 to 13 inches 200 reams royal printing Paper Olmstcad Sf Battelle. - James Carruttaers H'lt imported, by the ship Science, Jr tm Greened, Cotton Bagging, Streiits Otnaburgs, Seine Twine Pauita, ground in oil; Carolina Hoes Cork double rote Butter, very fine Ling Fish, in small boxes- Lt cn Fyne Herring, fresh put up A few ton* Coal r Potatoes, in hampers, raised in the month of Oct. Jindi by the June, from Liverpool, Two tranks ready made Clothes -V bide of fine Gassiineres. and A few of Roakill’s patent lever Wstches, with gold Chains, Ae on nan London duffil Blankets, 6-4 Yorkshire Cloths Oue bale fine white’FIannelj cotton Stockings, and Crates assorted Earthenware Which be will nil on moderate terms, nor n—- cn|—146 nov 20- -1° -i54 Landing, from Udg Elizabeth, O- bi.xes upLnor bloom itwaim. 4 do lined and bound negro Shoes 321 blue Grindstones. For sale by J. BATTELLE. AMO 2 huge Prints, representing the entry of Bona parte and his wife into Antwerp, in 1803. nov x5 1 iJO N Negro Clothing. Bine Plains, Wnuc Plains, Blankets, and Osnabuigs. For sale low for cadi by the subscri ber. also Rose Bla'Jcets, of a superior quality SupeTfine linens, the prettieit in toe city , Middling quality and low priced Linens Stout 7-8 Sheeting* and 5-4 ditto; Tickena Table Linens, Diapers Best tnperfine Cloths and Cas-imeres, second do Superfine and low priced Flannels. Homespuns Hosiery, ladies'beavear and kid Gloves Silks Calicoes choice rich Chintz, and common furni- ture Calicoes. Dimities Muslins Muahr Robes Trimmings Ac. - ' T. M. Chamberlain, nov 8—1—144 7 Hughes, Canon 4f Campbell, Engravers and t opper-Plate Printers, (ran* LIVERPOOL) Respectfully inform ’heir friends and the inha* bitants of Savannah, that they have commenced in tbe above line at -W 4, GiWm’i buildings. All order* will be gratefully received and exe cuted with neatness and dispatch. Ranker's notes bilb of exchange, map and his torical plates address and visiting cards coats of arms crests *nd cyphers on plate. Ac. N. U Country orders duly attended to. nov IS- New Provision Store. DAVID vOi c.E & CO. I, Respectfully reform their friends and the public that they have opened* PROVISION STORE, i.n the«Mt tenement of tire new boildiag north west corner of Market rauare, where may be had at afi times Pork, Beef 2nd Fifo of various des-| criptions, by the barrel or pound. Abo, Butter, Cheese, Lara. Wheat, Rye, v tiuek-wbeat and Corn- Pjrur, wVeh will likewise he sold in any quantities Ito accominodate They will at the une time I keep a supply of choice Liquors, Porter, Ale and ' — ’ MB1 —rHwe«.-r-vi-~-* Fall 'and Winter Goods. Oy the ships Remittance, Geoigia and Thomas Gibbons from Liverpool, the subscribers have re ceived a very extensive and general supply of FALL ami HVATEH GOODS, which they are now receiving and opening, at their new stand, on’ the Bay; and of which they Will dispose on ac commodating terms furcash, cotton or good paper Their stock comprises Blue and white Plains; Bristol, London duffi!, joint and rose Blankets; Flannels, Feat-naughts, -oatingscoarseandfineClothsandCanimeresofall colors; -pelisse Cloths Scotch and Brussels Carpet-’ ings Swansdowns Toilinet*, Stockinet, elastic and Brunswick Cords, Bombazets. and Bombazines, Shalloon-;' wooletr, worsted' aiid cotton Hosiery; Calicoes furniture Chintz, corded' aud furniture Dimities Velvetesn and Conleroys cotton Shirt- ings, linen and cotton Uedticks, cotton Cambrics, Leno;' jaconet and mull mull Muslin; white and fancy Marseilles Quiltings; lined and cotton Dia pers Huckubachs; cotton, damask, romal, puilicat, Madras Mallabar and Massalliipatum Handker chiefs imitation damask Shawls; linen and cotto ; pocket Handkerchiefs cotton and tilk Braces; la- dies’ worsted,.Merino and silk Scarves and Shawls 7-8 and 4-4 Irish Linen; 5-4 Irish Sheetings; brown lanen; long Lawn; linen Cambric; 7-4, 8-10, 10- 12,12.14 damask table Cloths. IROJVMOXGERT Pen, pocket, jack and pruning Knives; table Knives and Forks Razors, Scissors, shoe Knives shoe Nippers and Pincers mill, cross-cut, band and tenon Saws; Files of all kinds stock, pad, chest, cupboard, desk, and till Locks iron run door Loom; iron, brass and phted Candlesticks; pewter, tinned, iron ami turania tea and table Spoons common and polished iron snuffers brass and plated harness Furniture; common and jflated Curbs and Snaffles; tinned and phted stirrup Irons; polished steel and plated Spurs; straining and eirth Webbing; plated saddle Moulding; saddler’s Knives waffle and wafer Irons long band Fty- ingpans sad Irons waggon Bushes cast Weights reap Hooks Hoes Spades; complete sets black- smith’s Tools thumb,'band and bench Vices— carpenter’s and shoe Hammers Hatchets plane Irons wood Screws 4d, 6d, 8d, lOd and 20il wrought Nails 5. 6 and 8 inch Spikes Shot, of all sizes; Lead; F* London'And Nitre-ball Gun powder, Ac. amo 300 pieces Cotton Bagging. James Dickson Sf Co. oct 30—ct—|o—136 To Owners of Mills, Cotton Gins, Bfe. Theoutocriber ba* received from Bruges a pre pa ration used as a substitute for oil, which the patentee is desirous of introducing into this coun try; and will, for the present, be tuidby the tin gle cannister, if required. J. BATTELLE. nov 22 |n 156 Chatham Academy. The trustees of 'ha institution, with pleasure, announce to the public, that they have employ'd Mr. Tboxas Lawn, as principal, and Mr. Lejitel Mebbil, as usher in the seminary; these geiSk- * moral char acter; and no doubt b t teney and ability to instruct ] branches of literature taught of their compe- k in the various this useful estab- The exercises of the different school* trill re commence on Monday the 24th instant. During the absence of B. W. Habersham, esquire the secretary of the board, tickets of admUsion will he riven bv Mr Thrmas T — u •— M L White ' V (barret *at-Aax) Has just rcciivtd, by numerous arritm’t, A OEX1RA1 ASSORTREXT OT Choice and Sefison&ble Goods} Which are off. red lor sale, wholesale and ><tad,'and at reduced pricer, furcash, cotton or short credit. Black and colored Sinchewa and Sarsneta 'Do do Canton Haodkerdiief* Do do Florence and Lsvantine Silk, fuhloi able eoiois Bt Taffetas and plaid Silks * * Do and white Thule Lace and ailkCauae Silk llose and Gloves; kid Gloves Do Shawls and Handkerchiefo Satin and lustring Ribbons White and oplured Feathtrv Flag Handkerchiefs and Bandanas / Lace Handkerchiefs and Shawls Sii« and cotton Florentines Black, white and colored Crapes Silk net Sleeve* „ Black and white figured Laces, with A general assortment ot Cloths, Caarimerqs and Cotton Goods, British and domestic. ALSO TWENTY CAlKS HARDWARE *Ajfia‘vUTLERr t Consisting of a general assortment, put up ex pressly for ihe country; and for sale at a small advance from the auction cost in New-Yodc. GROCERIES, #c. v 53 barrels N. E. and rectified fium 10 do common Brandy 10 do i Gin—3 hhds JtisaicftHun 5 hhds Weat-Indb Rum—20 bags Coffee 19 cliesu hyson, young hyson A hyson skin Tern 50 kegs manufactured Tobacco,' Island 2dqu*L 50 m Spanish Cigars—25 m N. O. Cigars 10 boxes Raisins—10 jars Lorillard’a Snuff 30 pieces cotton Bagging 5 crates stone and Earthenware . 30 dozen Fiyingpans, assorted sizes 10 casks patent and Carolina Hoes 10 casks eight and ten link trace Chains 50 cases roram, castor and wool Hats, at very low prie s vet 2i— lea—153 BENJAMIN BLARE, COACH & GIG MANUFACTURER, (XEXT TO TCT BAPTIST CBUZCU, ST. IDUIl STBEET) lurriirnx ms smeere tiuuiks to hb friends and cus tomera for past favors, anil solicits a continuance of the same; and hopes by prompt attention, and being punctual to his business, which has always been his chief aim, that he shall receive hb share of public patronage, and that it (hall be his endea vor to satisfy those who may favor him with their commands. For sale, as above, 2 elegant t.IGS, vi.h H»me.-i complete 2 ditto partly finished 1 COACH EE and 2 RAZEES ditto, which can be finished at short notice to suit purchaseis N. B. Ail kinds of repairs, in tbe above busi ness, done'with neatness and d spatch. nov 14 il 149 . E. -4C W. Be Lor me, (cobxeb o> bbocohtox axd babsard streets,) Have just received in addition to thetr former stock the fotlomng articles, vis:— 4 dozen 1st, 2d, 3d and 4lh quality Violins Clarionets, German Flutes, Fifes, Fliggeletst Bow* prepared Botin, Bridges. Screws, and a fresh supply of Violin Strings'and more daily ex pected Also—GRY GOODS. Superfine black and blue Clo>hs and Kerseymere Coarse do do Stockinets, green Babe and assorted Flanneb Blankets of all sizes, Vestings, Ozmbugh Irith Linens, French linen Cambrics (cheap) Table Diapers, Lawns, silk Shawb * Black tilk Handkerchiefs i'.legant and rich lace Tippets, thread Laces Silk and Beaver Gloves, cotton Shir.ings Jackonet and mill Muslins, coarse do Large and small shell Combs, horn do black and colored Italian Crape*, Paris Nett Figured white tilk Gauze, Ratinett Northern Homespuns, cheap Ribbons Calicoes, Shawb all descriptions Goat, tooth and head Brashes ALSO, A neat assortment Beads—do for the Indian trade Cheap pbled and brass Candlesticks Paper Hangings, 1 case elegant coat and Belie Boltons,Pocket Books' JTST OrEXED, A very neat asrarted collection of TOYS, which will be sold low at wbolsale and retail—and a number of other Fancy articles, too tedious to enumerate. nov 14——»| 149 Just landing, From ship Rubicon, 5 cases arrow Root 2 do Manna 1 case Opium 1 do powder Jalap 1 do Camphor 1 do Cassia 1 do Henry’s calcined Magnesia, and 1 bale cammomile Flowers ALSO Balsam Tolu— Castor Calomel—Vantharide* Cochineal—Saffron ■' , Indigo—Nutmegs Prussian Bine, No 1 Colocynth—Rhubarb Columbo—Spermaceti Tartar Emetic—Magnesia Oil of Amber—Essence of Msstard The. above articles are of the very best quaB- tiea, and will be sold on accocunodatiagternia by Edward Coppee, novSl—11—i55 mat corner of Market-ignore. Notice. The subscribers inform their friends and the public in general that they have taken (Room on the lower Ferry wharf, where they intend carry ing. on foe GUNSMITH’S BUSINESS in all its vs- rious branches.—They have lately received from the northward some curl Maple ai ' ~ AUCTIONS. , To-M-irro»»'£oth :n-tant, IViB V t I' hr!' re my it' ir Groceries §* Dry Goods, AXOX0 WHICH AXE, *" #v—— -~ 6 cates roram Ilats '' V . 20 barrels Havana brown Sugiir' ' ■ " 10 do. , . muscovado do’. * * 14 fog* fresh Butter Oxnabufghs Cotton Bagging, Loudon duffil Blankets -Charm Mac rfons, white do. - [: ; Soper bbek, blur and olive Cloths Worsted and woollen Mocking* ' V Book and £mcy Motiine - Dlue and black Cbsiiuefts • Aatoitcd Bombazr-.ts; Waiitcoaling Cotton Shirtings, black silk Florentine, :.sd ' A variety of other articles. Alio. 6 cases containing ladies satin Beavers White chip, satin bonnets ' Vandykes, rtripa afflux fimta Sale tu cismrarS ct 11 o\l ek D. Williford, auet 1 r* v To*Morrow, 25tit instant, nut be told, at the otort yf Meetre. J.hu et Co. Pnuer’i rnharf, to dote a cot.iignment, FIVE HUNDRED PIECES SUPERIOR , , COTTON BAGGING) nov i5- ivnon i U! 12 ectck. M. Herbert Sr Co. auef’r. 150 ' ’ On Wedncfuaj, S6th instant, ma be nid „ The ship UEMTTTANCE, burthen 40d ^LMytons, built in 1816, at Falmouth, Mass** SfflkCchusetts; well found; and in readiness to receive a cargo. Inventory at tbeanetion room- 1 lays at M’Kinne’s wharf. Terms liberal. , . AT SAKE Tim 75 crate* Liverpool Earthenware, well smnrted 50 tons bea£ Liverpool Coals , -- S. C. Dunning, attef’r. * nov 22 155 On Thursday next, the 27th instan^ Will be told before our More 10 bales London duffil BLANKETS 20 pieces colored PLAINS Soft is commence at 11 *VAc*. M. Herbert Xl Co. anct'rs. nov 22—156 On'Thursday, 27th instant, Will be sold, at pubic auction, before our store. Pursuant to an ordtr of the honorable the justices of foe Inferior court of Chatham County, obtain ed by barauel RuskII, tbv guardian of Catharia* Lawrence, Belinda Lawrence and Edwpd Law rence, minors, for the benefit of said minora. The JoUomng Article, oj FURNTTUBE, fit. 1 elegant Piano-Forte 1 common do do 1 1 hair Sofa ^ l Sideboard 1 large Looking-Glass 3 feather Beds. .iSS***”* 1 dozen Chain 1 mahogany dining Table 1 tea Table 'able 2-Carpets 1 Bureau 12 Pictures 1 Fender—Shovel and Tongs 1 gold Watch, Chain, 8ealsand Keys 5 V’^^ranj^UKrf smaU dq. j Sm,, H. rteSerffit Uo^ansclV#. nov 22—156 • Marshal’s sales. r ■ By virtue of aunuiy decree* from- the honorable William Stephens, judge of the District Court of th: United States for the district of Georgia. To-Mtrrtrm the 3Slh iutt will be t.ld el St. Mary's, commencing at 10 o’clock, The schooner SAbAH, with her taeklfo I, furniture, trmanjent, guns, stores appurtenances. ALSO, _The schooner HORNET, with the tackle^ JnKKapparel, arms, ammunition and stores.— lomrtftCondemned at prize to the Unitea State* brig varanac, John H Conditions, cash. novl4 149 eaaoae.t JOHN EPP1NGEK. ' ' ^ marshal, Marshal’s sale. By virtue of a decree tr.-m the honorable William Stephens, judge of tbe District Court of the United States for the District of Georgia. . To-Morrow th* 35th inttymiltSt told tit St. MarpO or 10 o’clocki . The lehooner SOPHIA; together with EVlkber tackle, apparel and furniture, con* kMEtdemned to aaiiify •eamen’S wages. John Eppinger* marsh nov 14 149 MarshaPs sales. By virtue ot an interlocutory order from the . honorable William Stephens, judge of the district court oftbe United States forthe district off! to rgia. Will be told, at the Exehaogt, - On Wednesday next, 26th instant, AT TWELVE O’CLOCK, Tl*following articlet, taken at dcrtUct from tig wreck tf the tUb H atton, of Portsmouth, Jlfi R. 85 tubs Steel 2 boxessatin Ribbons . ... 1 box Cambric 10 pieces lace Black Satin—paper Hanging 24 Time-Pieces 1 box Pin*' 1 box lamp Top* 1 new. ten-inch Cable, 90 fathom* 1 Hawser—Rigging, be. John Eppinger, marshal. nov 2r 155 - Administrators? satis The personal property, consisting of Stock, Notation Tools, be. be longing to foe estate or . Butler, on Littie Ogtcbee—will be sold oa Tuesday the 23d December next, to the highest bidder. The plantation will be, at tbe same time, let foroof year aad possession given tm foe 1st of January. Sale to commence as 10 s‘c>*dt. - James Armstrong, adm , or.. nov 10—xf—144 In right yfthoodmfr* Notice. In obedience to s resolution of Council, will fcfc sold on Saturday, tbe 29th inst foe stalls in foe rge and small meat markets, for aptriod of twelve onths. P. M. STONE, c w. N. B. AD pcfsessin amara.fCe stall 'reni\ase. required to settle the mme previously to foe "day ' To the Planters •' VIRGINIA, CAROLINA AND GEORGIA. Ground. French and Nova Scotia PLASTER of PARIS, in barrels. Order* for any quantity of the abewe article can be executed on foe shortest notice (Warranted good) by JOHN BYERS, Miss Mercer lias foe pleasure of informing the ladies of 1

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Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1816-1818, November 25, 1817, Image 1