Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, January 12, 1825, Image 3

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    For New-York,
[ESTABLISHED LINE.)
Tlie lust enilintr regular packet
ship
LOUISA MATILDA,
_ D. Wood, Matter,
Will bo «leppntehed immediately. For
freightou dock or passage. hvin:r superior
accommodation*, -apply to Cap*. Wood, on
boari at Jones' UpporW^Imrf.^tO^^
Jan 12 -
THE SUBSCRIt
CONTINUE THE COMMISSION , ,V “ I Tf^T Tf^^ivoil by ship
erpool, under thb rtMi or ’ | late^ arrivals,
low & oo.
ND will at all times mako liberal ad-
land’ng,
I 'AROM the schooner Nile, from New-
■ ' " r,t, '
in HogsheadsI Now-Englani Rum
25 Bo rrola S , ,
Jnn 12 ___
A. vances on produco consigned to them
for sole. * ■ ■ J
Having ships regularly in the Lrvcroooc
trade, and .owning a convenient wharf, on
n hicji thorp are roomyhre-proofstores, pot
ion will dc received and forwardenani^War .
own vessels, or'those to their address, fret-
of nnv commission.
Orders for merchandise, will be executed
Cognac B randy.
6 PIPES *• Snignetto's Bruud,’’just re.
ccivcd per Louisa Matilda, for sale by
H J. B. HERBERT ft CO.
IN STOCK,
50 Tierce® new Rice
10 Pipes Holland Gin
10 Hogsheads Jamaica Rum
50 Barrels Flour
30 Barrels Hams
75 Barrels Oiu
50 Crates Crockery
op KPjg*.' Ituftc'F ’
50 Barrels Mackerel, No. 3
Til Cases Port Wine
10 Casks Oil
Jan W
K
,L. 10 Bairels Paint Oil
1600 Pnuuds Spanish Bn
Do. do do
Dry Verdogris, in sal
Do in oil
1 Barrel Pipe Clay
1 do Rotten Stono
}5 Reams of Sami Paper
Coarse and fine Emery Powdei
Vi-ws-ronx, ;
A general assortment of
Tart?, Oils,Window Glass,fee.
i- i «... ■ 1 r
For Providence,
The fast sailing regulur packet
* , .ship
- RISING STATES,
, W. Pierce, Master,
Will sail with despatch. For freight or
passage, having elegant accommodations,
apply to the Captain on board, ul Rice's
Wlprf, or to ORRAY TAFT.
Use .. 30
HD1BJ0 SALlfia
XT OAZ.VXK BAKER,
On THURSDAY, 13th inst.
At XI o'clock, in front of hi* Auction
Store, u m iiftral assortment of Groceries,
and at half-past XI o'clock, in 9tore, a gen*
erol assortment of Drt Goods.
Jan 11
and only a commission charged, when the
payment is satisfactorily secured.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HiiiTis.il Dry Coons,
onirVdSart^SI 1 he Valley of >henamloah,
will be furnished as low as by any regular ^JR MEMOIRS OF THE GRAYSONS,
For sale low bv
Hazard & denslow,
Whittaker-St. 2d door from the Bay.
dee ->R PH.
Importing House in the United StatoB, and
on a long credit, for approved paper.
oet 25
ANDREW LOW Si CO.
7(1
( anal Coals.
A F13W Clirjdrons of Huporior Canal
Coals, suitable for families, for sale on
board the ship Mi ton, in lots to suit pur
chasers. Apply to Capt. S. S. Webb, on
board, nr to
BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN & WOOD,
Jan 7 Alicia ux'k Wharf.
W
MAI. StWM.LVSRL
DENTIST,
ILL be ngnin in Savannah, this win-
Prime Sugar and Rum.
HHDR. superior St. Croix sugar
25Sr d i“^-“
Just received and for sole bv
P. M’DERMOTT.
dee 24
_ 2 vols.—$2
TALES FOR MOTHERS, from the
French of I. N. Bouilly. 7 ', i ts.
LONG’S SECOND EXPEDITION, by
W. II. Keating, 2 vols. 40,
Received by S. C. Si J. SCHENK.
WHO OFFER VFsR’f LOW.
For Liverpool,
The well known coppered British
brig
ELIZA ANN,
John Baird Mattox,
Has part of her cargo engaged and will
meet with despatch. For freight of 400
bales cotton, apply to the master on board,
at Scott Si Balfour's wlmrf, or to
JOHN H. REID,
dec 16 19
LOTTERY NOTICE.
O RDERS received for Tickets, in the
Ibllowing, or any other Lotteries, in
the Southern and Northern States.
For Liverpool,
The staunch brig
CHATHAM,
Captain Holland,
, i . . i www» Is now loading at Smith’s Wlmrf.
A complete set ot RLI.ib C\CLOP.E-1 200 to 30(1 bales cotton, will be taken
840,000 20,000—10,000
Capital Prizes in Grnnd State Lottery of
Maryland,druwing every week in Baltimore.
TICKETS TWELVE DOLLARS.
DtA, 47 vols.—hound. AJro,
ENGLISH LETTER PAPER, cheaper
than it enu be imported.
Jan 11 3Pe
Com Afloat
QAAA BUSHELS Prime New North”
OUvv Carolina Corn, on board sebf.
Five Brothers, at Toll'uir’s Wharf, for sale.
Apply to Capt. Fuller, on hoard, or
THOMPSON Si BONNEY.
Jan 11 39
ter, uml will as usual, attend to the
dutiesofhis profession.
N. 11.—Due notice will be given upon his
arrival.
Jan 12 -Met
Office of t ,e Marine and Fire
Insurance Company.
Savasn.ih, January 12, 1825.
A N adjourned mooting of the stoelthold-
/• on of litis institulioii, will take place
at it» office THIS DAY, Villi January, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, at which all persons
interested, arc desired to attend, cither per-
tonally or by attorney. As matters of impor
tance in relation to the future operations of
'the Compuuy, will then be discussed und
Ballast.
-J TONS of clean Stone Ballast,
loir suitable for stowing with cotton,
for sale by A. .1. PRATT,
Johnston's Upper VVhurf.
dec 29 2!)lit
Northern Oin, t"c.
WX BARRELS Northern Gin
• J l Case Pier Glasses
1 do Prints
Received per Cotton Plant, for sale bv
J. B. HERBERT & CO.
. Jnn 0 . ..
Wh.skey and « ider.
decided, persons representing stock, should ty, landing from Bliip Augusta, for s
be invested with fall power to vute on all ' C. C. GR1SVV
questions that may orise, touching the pro
gross of the institution;
GKO. SCHLEY. President.
Jan * 2
Barrels Newark Cider, 1st qualt-
sale by
'OLD.
nev 22
100
Landing,
FROM SHIP COTTON PLANT,
KEGS American White Lead,
warranted equal to English
50 half boxes ) ‘ Cnbana«’ Sugars, re-
100 qr. boxes $ ccivcd per ship Comet
33 hhds. St. Croix Sugar
25 bbls. Whiskey
4 half pipes Pico Madeira Wine, *u-
perior quality
10 eighths do. do. do. do.
tO barrels ‘ VandewaterV celebrated
Hams
10 half pipes ‘ Samos’ Wine
For sale by
‘JOHN W. LONG.
Jan 7 3Hi.
Whiskey.
®VJ!\ IIHDS. and 50 barrels whiskey,
©w lending and for sale by
dec 27
HALL S- HOYT.
TO PRINTKR *.
A RAMAGE PRINTING PRESS, com-
iw. piste and in good order, sufficient to
work an imperial form, will be sold nt a lov
price, if applied l’or immediately at the of
fice of the Georgian,
nov 1
Swaim's Panacea.
\ FRESH SUPPLY of this celebrated
! y 3V:cclicimi. just received per sliip Globe,
and for sale by
GKO. RYERSON.
Buis n , Hams, ^c.
G K BOXES Muacatel Raisins
adfj 1000 Pounds Georgia I Jams
1000 Pounds Middlings
.1 ftmnll casks Leaf Tobacco
2 ( ’asks Chesunts
f* Hog^buodb Ni'w-England Rum
20 Barrels Prime Pork
20 do St. Croix Sugar
100 Carrels Potatoes
50 do Fluor
Jurt received and Ibr sal" by II. BLAIR,
Moure’s Wharf.
•Ian 10 '3 m, 1 "
0
Brass Fenders.
NE rase elegant brass fenders, received
per Emperor, and for sale bv
N. ti. WEED,
dec 20
Printing Paper.
RE.VMS of good quality Imperial
"WfW Printing Paper, for sale at costand
charges for cash. Apply at this Oifice.
27'
.Snuff and Tobacco,
AT NF.4V-YOKK PltlUKS.
T HE subscribers having been appointed
agents fur Ilenrv Rioll k Go. oi' New-
York, will keep constantly on hand, a .com
plete assortment of
,1locc.abvy Snitfi\ in Jars and IinWa %
l\tper 7 iJuiao, fur chewing and smokings
fresh from the manufactory, wilh which
they will furnish the public at the factory
prices.
ruiumiCK $ scr.i.kton,
Jlorkit-Sijuare.
•W Cl ‘' 'hr
I fav, Corned betd, fcjC &c.
K.fk BUNDLED HAY
;lt) linri'.ls Prime Pork,city inspection
30 Barrels Cider
100 Boxes Soap
Half Barrels Beef
Rounds of Corned Beef
For sale on board ship Cotton-Plant, at
Hunter's Wharf.
.Tan (5 35
Just Received,
B Y the brig Frances and ship Milton,
from Philadelphia,
20 Hogsheads / Philadelphia Rye
200 Barrels j Whiskey.
100 Barrels first and second quality
Loaf Sugar
50 Bags Green Coffee
3 Tons Shot ass’d
For sale by P. M’DERMOTT.
Jun 5
i n freight at a very low rate. Apply to
S. B. PARKMAN.
Jan fl 37l
f or Fale, freight or charter.
A pilot-boat—burthen forty-live
tons, a first-rate sailer, and in eoni-
1 plete order for any voyage. For
further particulars, apply to
BRADLEY, CLAGHORJC& WOOD.
doc 24
ugu, 1 eftee anu Mackerel.
HHDS prime St Croix Sugar
20 bids do do do
49 bids and 35 bags prime green toffee
2(111 bids No 3 mackarel
Now landing and for salo bv
HALL Si HOYT,
nov 35 1
reduction in the pi ice of
Lamp Oil
T HE subscriber infurms his friends and
the public;, that he will furnish them
with first quality winter strained lamp Oil,
at 75 cents per galluu.
GEO. RYERSON, Druggist,
nov 29
Pi ot Bread
•j Q HALF BBLS. Inglis’ Pilot Bread,
\.£l just received end for sale bv
J. B. HERBERT & CO.
dee 29
fcavaniiah and Augusta Line of
Stages,
In consequence of
the accident to the
steam-boat, the S avail
nah and Augusta Line
of Stages, is extended from Purysburgh to
the Union Ferry, in South Carolina. A
large row-boat will leave Belton’s Central
Wharf, for the Union Ferry, on each Tues-
diiy, Thursday and Saturday, at ’ half-past
six o’clock, A. M. which will convey the
pnsseligers to that place. Only eight will
be admitted. Fare ten dollars.
J. J. THOMPSON,
Proprietor.
Jan 3 32
Damascus Steel Razors, f —
JUST received, a supply of the above ar-j
*J* tide, which will be warranted good.—
For salo by N. B. WEED. ! Q
2d Bcttl,(Jo\\vpap-s OtAfcxfc
Persons liable to Militia du
ty, belonging to the Second
Beat Company, will appear on
their Parade Ground, in Mar
ket-Square, on FRIDAY, the
14th inst. precisely at ten o’,
clock, A. M. armed and equip
ped according to law. And
on the same nay an election
will be held for a Second Lieu
tenant and Ensign, for said
Company.
LOUIS GIRODON,
Captain Second Bent Company.
In case of default, yon are summoned to
appear before a Court of Enquiry, which
will be held at Justice Barton’s Office, on
MONDAY 23d inst. at 3 o’clock, P. M.
■ Jnii (1 ‘ 37
STATE
l’iain * 00k, Washer cs (loner
O hire by the year. For particulars,
pply to
/i ftp fl
W. T. WILLIAMS.
12
Muscatel • ah iiis inui i igs.
Received per Augusta,
fc/Y BOXES Muscatel Raisins
*.? vF 50 Drums Smyrna Figs
For fide by J. B. HERBERT &. CO.
Jan 5
r
c
is
ft
K
Window lulass.
t BOXES of 8 by 10 and 10 by !?,
Window Glufi3, just received and
for sale low, by
HAZARD Sc DF.SrsrOW,
Whittaknr-Strcet, 2d door from the Bov.
dpc H 23(1 ‘
Laurel Saw-Mill.
tfTipHE above Mill is now in complete or-
W dor, and will cut and deliver at. Snv.ah-
m<h, or at the plantations on the river, iuni
ber of every description wanted. Apply to
HORACE KIRBY, Savannah, nr to
JACOB READ.Drakie’s Plantation.
• dec 13 Ifiiifftfe?
Floui* and Corn!,
®^^ELS Baltimore superfine
2000 Bushels Maryland White Corn
For sale by IULL & HOYT.
dec 1
Richmond Pupcrflne Flour.
J On RARRJ3LS, 49 half do. Richmond
Superfine Flour, just ree.civod
and for sale by
Jan 4
CALVIN BAKER.
fll Af*^.
). MHiSG v .
.Front- Ships Corsair and Savannah,
I KECK Goshen Butter
A w 10 Cables do. Cheese
10 Barrels Mess Pork
20 do Prime do
15 do Mess Beef
25 do Prime do
10 Half barrels Fulton Market. Beef
10 do do N. Y. City Inspect, dc
10 Bbls. White Beans
2000 lbs. Codfish
1000 do. Burlington Hama
500 do. Smoked Beef
50 Smoked Tongues
20000 American Segura
15 Bbls. and. Half Bbls. Sergentn
Crackers.
IX S TO ? E.
30 Bids. No. 1 and 2 Mackerel
15 Half Bbls. do.
Half Barrels Salmon
Kegs Sounds and Tongues
20' Bbls. Flour
20 Half Bbls. do
20 Half and Q,r. Bbls. Buckwheat
Meal
15 do do Rye and Corn do
20 Bbls. N. York Piiot Bread
20 do do Navy do
200 Lbs Pearl Barley
20 Bbls Brown Sugar
10 Do Loaf and Lump do
20 Boxes Tallow Candles
15 Do Sperm do
25 Boxes and half boxes S ’ap
12 Do Starch nml Fig Blue
15 Half boxes No 1 Chocolate
5 Kegs jdng Tobacco
3 Half id Is Lorillard's cut do
20 Q,r Boxes Spanish Sugars
10 Dozen Corn Brooms
50 Bills Potatoes
100 Bushels do
5 Bids seed Rye
300 Gallons Sperm Oil
100 Do Paint dq
30 Kegs Whito Lead arid Green
Paint ' v (|
10 Do do Black drt 1 !
30 Cods Cordage,Lead Si. LbgLines, j
Twine and Sail Needles, Piling and
Marking Brushes, Hand Spikes,
Thimbles and Lanterns- &c. &c.
Together with a full assurtnuiiit of
Snip and Family Stores,
For sale on reasonable ti-rms hv
A. BASSittT,
No. 1, Mongin’a «ei v fiuiUilinga.
dec 28
■ • ,<cr
*
T HE 7th drawing of the MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERY', is received und
may bo examined. The following are the
* prizes drawn
No. 11,233, 14,406 prizes of $1009
12,449, 100
3,336, 8,399,13,591, 15,242, ) -
17,100, prizes of J
And 192 prizes of 10
It will be perceived that no prize over
Prawns; Appro thing
N ext month, the grand state
LOTTERY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
will draw. The vast amount of CASH in
ill this Scheme, amounting to $273,7«0' looo^doihirs, is ‘drawn,
every coni ol which must be dispensed to q.| 1( , drawing was continued on Wed'
U ?ta, 11 .- 1 ,'.!'''!!'!tSi-u'. 1 !' i ' iy ’, and ln f*‘ e space nesduy, tlie 5th inst. when a handsome dis-
ot FI\ E MIN L i l-.h tlic magnitude and tribution ofprizes was to be anticipated from
number ed the Prizes, and the unusually t ho large numbar of magnitude now Heat.
W’/ittniielil/i nrm.n nr ftnhota mminY if fn»» . > r, . • mi ’ . •» ,
ing ill the wheels. The great capitals ot
40.000 DOLLARS,
20.000 DOLLARS,
10,000 DOLLARS,
5,000 DOLLARS,
Resides 21 of 1000 dollars, 15 of 500, Sic. are
still undrawn.
Pmce of Tickct., IB Dolcari
Orders for Tickets in the ahovo Lottery
arc received at the Office of the Georgian, by
'57mtaiLSs3i 1‘SiDYI
Jap 11
reasonable price of tickets, render it the
ninst advantageous scheme ottered. The
following arc the magnificent prizes in this
Lottery :—
50.000 DOLLARS,
20,000 DOLLARS,
10,000 DOLLARS,
6,000 DOLLARS,
4,100 DOLLARS,
20 of 1,000 DOLLARS,
and upwards of twelve thousand of 500,100,
and lower denetninat.ion, and tile price of
Tickets only ELEVEN DOLLARS.
It is therefore important that orders be
left at the Office of the Georgian, With tile
subscriber, without dclnv.
W. ROIJEiiTSON.
dec 24
miw
BY 3. B. HERBERT ft CO.
TIftS DAY, 12th inst.
Will be sold befpfe our store, at XI o’clk-
a general assortment of GROCERIES,&c.
Terms cash.
Jan 11
ADMINISTRATOR’S 6ALE.
BY J. B. HERBERT ft OO.
On SATURDAY, 16th inst.
Will be hired before our store, at XI o’clk.
ji Family of Negroes—to be hired until the
first day of January, 1826. The person
having the negroes to give an approved
endorsed note, payable at the expiration of
the time, and find clothing, &c.
Jan 8
SlO.,000—7.000—5,000,
Maryland University Lottery, No. 3, to be
druwn 27th inst. in a few. minutes.
TICKETS SIX DOLLARS.
810.000—5 000—3.000,
University Lottery, No. 4, tlu? drawing will
take place this month in Baltimore, and
finished in a few minntes.
TICKETS SEVEN DOLLARS.
810,000—6,900—4,000,
Quantico Canal Lottery, Fifth Class, draws
in Richmond, 8th February, in five minutes.
TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS.
83,000—1,000—500,
Charleston Lottery, Second Class, for the
benefit of the Academy of Fine Arts, draws
on the 2Bdi instant.
TICKETS FOUR DOLLARS FIFTY.
Literature Lottery, N. York, the scheme
of the next class, will be received in a few
LUTHER’S
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Jan 6
ouo—ao,ou\>,
G RAND CAPITALS in Pennsylvania
Union Canal Latter;/, 14th Class,which
drew in Philadelphia oil the 5th inst. Those
who have ordered tickets or shares, in this
lottery, are requested to call and receive
them at
EXCHANGE
Jan 10
OFFICE.
PHILLIPS’
Academy and Boarding School,
M*i.
PHILLIPS has the honor to inform
the public, and particularly those La
dies and Gentlemen who intend placin
their children under his tuition, that he wi
open school on Monday, the third of Januu
ry next, in the upper part of the house at
the south-west corner of Col. Shad’s build
ings, Johnston’s-Square.
dec 22 24
MR. PHIL LIPS, OF ROCKVILLE
ACADEMY, S. CAROLINA,
H AVING urrived in this city, for the
purpose of establishing a School fof
Youth or both sexks, he respectfully so
licits the patronage of the public.
The testimonials of his ability, attention,
and kindness, to the pupils that have been
placed under his tuition end their rapid
progress in the severe! , mlchee of their
education, at the exam:' at.ionft particular.
in ‘he English Grammar, from tli*
manner ofhis teaching it, will, he earnest
ly hopes, ensure to him a portion of patro
nage.
Terms of Tuition in the following branch
es ofeuucution, $ per Annum:—
English Grammar. Writing, Arithmetic,
Qeugraphy, Astronomy, History, Rhet
oric and Composition, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, and the
Belle IMlrcs.
French and Latin, if required, at an ad
ditional charge.
Navigation and the manner of measuring
the distance of the sun and moon or ti.xcd
stars, and of computing the longitude by lu>
n&r observations; the method of finding the
latitude by double altitudes, and the varia
tion of the compass, taught upon reasons
file terms.
Miss Phillips will assist in the tuition
of the young ladies entrusted to his care.
Should Mr. Phillips be so fortunate as
to meet with a sufficient support, it is his
intention to open school on the third of
January, and further will establish a Board
ing school, upon the same terms as those of
his academy at Rockville, and masters to
instruct in accoinpliahmonts requisite, will
be provided.
Any lady or gentleman wishing to honor
him with their patronage. # wili have the
kindness to send their cards to his present
place of residence, at Capt. DouvillelS
Johnston’s-Square, and he will (nmediats-
ly wait upon them.
doo 13 16(1
LAW.
jTDHE subscriber tenders his professional
** services to the public; and begs leave
to inform them, that he may at all times be
found at the office of Messrs. Da vies 6/ Ber
rien, situated in Hunter’s buildings on the
Bay,
JOSEPH VALLENCE BE VAN.
Savannah, Oct. 26,1324.
ID* The Constitutionalist, Georgia Jour*
nal, and Washington News, are requestej
to give the above 3 insertions, weekly.
net 77 80
Office of the Murine and Fire
Insurance Company.
Savannah, December 2d, 1824,
P ERSONS holding bills of this Compa
ny, are requested to present them for
payment forthwith, as it ia desirable that
they slum's. 1 all be redeemed as early as may
bq convenient.
GEO. SCHLEY, President,
dec 4 9
Notary Public's Office, lor the
f hipping of j eamen.
T HE subscriber having been left out of
the Magistracy, in the Third Compa
ny Beat., and by the Board of Aldermen, as
a Port Warden, for the Port of Savannah,
now offers his services to the Shippingller-
chants oi' Savannah, for the SHIPPING
OF SEAMEN. His experience, as being
formerly a merchant and ship owner, &c.
Sic. A.c. he thinks will be useful. ‘ Tlie
most prompt attention will be paid to the
orders and wishes of those who may favor
him, and a suitable person will be engaged
to procure seamen. WM. BELCHER.
Jan 6 35i.
•ftss'YZto oi ttieoA.
CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE, I
. Sth January, 1825. j
T HE average price of Floor being j$0 per
bbl. 206 lbs. weight, the weight of
Broad for the present month must be
121 cents Loaf : : 2 lbs. 15j oz.
6* “ “ : : : 1 7}
Of which all Bakers and Sellers of Dread
will take due notice.
M. W. STEWART,
City Treasurer,
Jan 7 36
TUB HERMITAGE
&TEAM. SAW -MILL,
AND
Cast Iron Foundry.
rftTIK subscriber respectfully informw his
Ji lrientls and the public, that the above
efiUblithineuts arc now in /nil operation.
Planks and scantling, suitable tor fillip-
pinir, can bo furnished of the best quality,
an<f of any size, to immediate order, lie
ha* also on hand,,a few fine
VPIIES8 L'*qs,
upwards of thirty feet in length, which he
will saw into such sizes as may be required.
‘At the Cast, iron Fmm.lri/, work of every
description* in that, line, will he executed in
a style equal to that, of any other factory ill
the United States, and on the lowest possi
ble terms.
He also continues the manufacture of
Flick,
which lie will supply in any quantity, to or
der. The quality of the article is alroady
well known. HENRY M'A LPIN.
(IT All orders left at the stoi c of Low Si
Wallace, will he punctually attended to.
nov 9 91
(Bili&WJ)
ATATL LOT TLUY
of Maryland, no. iii.
rpi
«5>
HE seventh drawing of the above Lot
tery, is received ami ready for exami
nation. The lollowing were the principal
prizes
No. 11,233, 14,406, prizes of $1000
13,449, 100
3,388, 8,309, 13,591,15,242, ) 50
17,100, prizes of f
192 of 10
The eighth drawing was on 5th inst.
I 5,UOO,
the capitals still to he distribnted.
TICKETS TWELVE LOLLARS.
ID" Orders received as usual, at
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Jan 11
1
Socket Spades.
CASK Socket Spades, just received
and for sale by N- «• WEED-
Jan 4
t utter and mofced Tongues,
J UST received by the ship Augusta.
24 Kegs Goshen Butter
2 Casks Smoked Tongues,
«
Auil An null, tjr
Jan 4
UUntlttRT X, oo.
Prime Green Coffee
-f Q BAGS Prime Green Havana Coffee,
x \J for sale by C. C. GRISWOLD.
Jan 4
Philadelphia and Baltimore
Whiskey.
•g fkf\ BARRELS Philadelphia and Bal-
J.UHI tiriiore Whiskey, just received
and for sale by
Jan 4
93
(in.
BARRELS Northern Gin, for sale
by CALVIN BAKER.
Jan 4
40 by
Jan 7
Pipes.
BOXES Negro Pipes, for sale low
HALL & HOYT.
36
Gin and Pork.
BBLS. country gin, first quality
80 do prime pork
20 do mess do
Landing from shin Corsair, for sale by
dec *7 C. C. GRISWOLJ).
Lrokcevage, Co a.mission,
tf.c fee.
T HE undersigned tenders his best scrj
vices to the public, in the
General Brokerage und Com
mission Business.
He has taken those fire-proof buildings on
the Bay, formerly occupied by Messrs. James
Dickson & Co. and has made arrange ments
for liberal advances on all species of prop
erty deposited with him. He will buy and
sell all kind of stocks, real and personal es
tates, and attend to nil agencies, connect*
ed with the above business.
J. P. HENRY.
Jun 3 32re
Take Notice
T HE person who took away and still has
in his possession, a well known poin
ter and setter BITCH, will do well to re
turn her to me, otherwise his name will be
published and dealt with as a thief.
Jan 8 37p
feO ick.
I ’HERE is at the Steam-Boat Wharf,
three bales of cotton, which have been
received by their boats, and not claimed,
dec 16 19
N otice.
A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
Steam-Boat Company of Georgin, will
take place at the Office in Savannah, on
THURSDAY, the 10th day of next month,
February,at ten o’clock, A. M. on businei*
of importance. A general attendance ia
requested.
N. B.—Any absent stockhohler may, by
power of attorney, under seal, authorise
any other stockholder to vote for him or her.
WM. P. HUNTER,
Treasurar Steam-Boat Company.
Jan 10 38
Gig and Harness for Sale.
A N elegant second hand Gig, with pl».
ted Harness, for sale es reasonable
terms. Apply te tk,«Editor.
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