About Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1825)
W : ‘ ij *1 v J THE SITPSHRIRERS CONTINUE TW COMMIT-ION BUSINESS IN MV* ■cnrotiL. UNiieu Tire firm or \va'\ low & vjo. 4 NDwill at all tinirni mako liberal ad- A vances on produce consigned to them for sale. . .. . Having ships regularly in the Liverpool trade, and owning a convenient wliart, on wiii h there arc roomy fireproof darn, cot ton will be received and forwarded in their own vessels, or those to their address, tree of any commission. Orders for merchandize, will be executed and only a commission charged, when the payment is satisfactorily secured. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of JlnrrtsH D«y Goods, is just received, being bought with money anil selected by one of the partners, they will be furnished as lew as by any regular Importing House in the United States, and on a long credit, for approved paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. oet 25 ft (•* OYVA3G mA stfw&Uo P. K. BIUSSINNK, it For New-York, [ESTABLISHED LINE,) —- The regular packet ship WILLIAM WALLACE, T. Wood, Mutter, Will meet with immediate de* ESPECTPULLY informs his friends ppatch. For freight or passage, having su* , and tlic 1 public, that he has purchased perior accommodations, ap|ify to Captain tins establishment in the above business, be- Wood, on board, at JoneB’ Upper Wharf, longing to Dr. A. Delaroche, opposite the orto IIALL dt HOYT. Notice. T HE subscriber oilers the following ar tides for sale, for cash or city acccp. tances, VIZ. 125 Bbls. Phil, and Bolt. Whiskey, 20 Hilda, do. do. do. 100 Barrels Northern Gin 0 llhds. do. do. 125 Kegs Nails, 100 lbs. each 20 Barrels Prime Pork 60 Do No. 3 Mackerel 50 Do No. I & 2 do. SO Hilda. Jamaica & St. Croix Sugais 2o Bags Coffee 60 Barrels Loaf Sugar 20 Pipes Holland Gin & Cog, Brandy 100 Bags Shot, assorted 50 Kegs Dupunt’s Powder 25 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted £0 Casks Loudon Porter, pints and Quarts 60 Barrels Flour, Hyson and Gun Powder Teas, die L. PETTY. Exchange, where ho offers for sale at low prices, a large assortment of Yreah Tings, Me&Mnea, and Chemicals, Jan 2$ 4 For Liverpool, The well known coppered British brig ELIZA ANN, John Baird Jlaslvx, (B'MXB’XSBYs, 'China and Glass-Ware, Just received by the late ar rivals from Liverpool, N. York, and Boston, a very elegant as sortment of CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS-WARE. Also, PLATED CASTORS, BRI TANNIA TEAPOTS, and a variety of FANCY ARTICLES, which will be sold low for cash or city paper. T. G. CHAMBERLIN, No. 5, Gibbon’s Buildings. ON CONSIGNMENT, AMONG WHICH ARK THK FOLLOWING 1— Aqua Fortis, Alum. Antimony Arrow Root, Borax, Bergamot - , - . -- Brimstone, Barley, Balsam Capivi, do H " P"? •>“ cargo engaged and will so Barrels Shell Barks Peru, do Fola meet w,th dc8 P atch * , For tro, 8 ht f 40 . 0 4 Boxes Gurden Seed Camphor, Cantharides, Cinnamon bales cotton, apoly to the master on board, — - American best and common Castor Oil at Scott *• Balfour’s wharf or to dec 16 19 4c. &c. .Tan 20 54l Butter, l.aiti, rtams «c. Just received by ship Win. Wallace, 1 A FIRKINS Goslion Butter, 1st qual’y 1U 20 Kegs Lard, from 30 to 40 lbs each 10 Barrels Burlington Hams, small size 10 Half barrels Mess Pork 10 do do Pig do 10 Casks Cheese, first quality 30,U(W American Segars IN STORE, 100 Barrels Pilot and Navy Bread 50 do Beef nr.d Pork 50 do Tnr Pitch and Rosin Cordage, Leads Lines, ami Twine Together with a full assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. ID* Ship Stores put up at short notice, and low prices, by ABNER BASSETT, No. I, Mougiu’s New Buildings. Jan 26 Cream of Tartar, Calomel, Copperas Colombo, Finery, Gum Assafmtida Aloes, Gum Arabic, Gum Copal Gum Guiacum, Gum Opium Isinglass, Indigo, Lancets, Liquorice Magnesia. Mnnna.Chamomile Flowers Sulphur, Senna, Nutmegs Nux Vomica, Oxyd of Bizmuth , Oil of Aniseed,do Peppermint,do CIovob Do Cinnamon, Sweet Oil Pearlash,'Ipecacuanha, Jalap Rhyharb, Saltpetre, Salt of Tartar Glauber. Epsom and Rochelle Salts Tartnr Emetic Seiriff of Turpentine Taints lk->j and in Oil. White. Red and Black Lead Prussion Blue, Verdigris Ivory, and Lamp Black, Patent Yellow Venetian Red, Vermillion, Smalts Japan and Copal Varnish. Teifumerj* Pomatum, Antique Oil, Macassar Oil Best English Shaving’ Soap Eau tie Cologne, Lavender Water Otto of Rosea Surgical Instruments and Patent Med icines of every kind, the whole of warranted quality. •Tan 20 47 tastings. TONS carron castings, juBt receiv ed from Greenock, via. Charleston, consisting of the following assortment, viz : 2600 pots from I to 30 gallons 200 American spiders, from 0 to 13 inches 50 set fiat metal weights, from 1 oz. to 4 lbs. 120 London skillets, from 1 to 6 quarts 1300 camp ovenH. from 9 to 18 inches 130 untinned tea kettles, from one to 6 quarts For sale by P. M’DERMOTT. Jan 8 Goshen Butter, Lard, £>c. J UST received per ships William Wal lace and Juno, 15 Kegs Prime Goshen Butter 20 do Lard 10 Barrels choice Hams 10 Half barrels Pig Pork, put up for family consumption 6 Barrels Sargent’s Crackers 12 Half barrels Fly Market lieef 2 Barrels Smoked Tongues INSTORE, 50 Barrels Prime Beef 30 do Mess do 60 do No. I, do 40 do Prime Pork, city inspection 12 do Mess do 25 do Pilot and Navy Bread 50 do Potatoes 40 do No. 1, 2 and 3, Mackarcl 100 Half barrels Flour 50 Whole do do Together with a general assortment of ail kinds of Groceries & Ship Chandlery. For sale bv BRAtJLEY.CLAGHOR N & WOOD, Anciaux’ Wharf. .Tnr* 97 Vihiskey, *. itiei and Faints. C. C. GRISWOLD, O FFERS for sale, landing from ships Juno and Will'nm Wallace, 20 Barrels Wiiiskey 16 Barrels Newark Cider 100 Kegs White Lead 10 do Black Paint 5 do Spanish Brown 10 Barrels Whiting 4, For Philadelphia, The packet brig FRANCES, Capt. Cruft. For freight or passage, applv to WILLIAM NEFF. Who offers for sate very low, to close con signments. Linseed Oil, Buckwheat Flour Plaister of Paris, Water-Proof Cement Best London Porter Gunpowder Teas. Jan 19 46 For t. Johns, E. Florida, The schooner FIVE BROTHERS, Will take freight at a low rate, _ for St. Johns River, if application is made immediately to Capt. Fuller, on board, at Telfair’s Wharf, or THOMPSON dt BONNEY, Jan 20 47 bavanuah and Augusta Line 01 Stages, In conseqnence of the accident to the steam-boat, the Savan nah and Augusta Line of Stages, is extended from Purysburgh to the Union Ferry, in South Carolina. A large row-boat will leave Bolton’9 Central Wharf, for the Union Ferry, on each Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, at half-past six o’clock, A. M. which will convey the lasscngers to that place. Only eight will >c admitted. Fare ten dollars. J. J. THOMPSON, Proprietor. Jan 3 3" Por Sale, freight or Charter, A pilot-boat—burthen forty-five tons, a lirst-rate sailer, and in com plete order for any voyage. For • further particulars, apply to BRADLEY, CLAG HORN it WOOD. dec. 24 For Darien, V The fast sailing sloop JBV THREE BROTHERS, Howland, Master. 1 r-if? Will B ail with all possible dis patch. For freight or passage, having su perior accomodations, apply to the captain on board, at Hall dt Hoyt’s Wharf, jan 28 54 i anuiiig FROM SHIP WM. WALLACE, 5 B fpipes LS < BacIl ’ s Sc,lie ’ 3am ®» 12 Barrels ot Rum 6 ltamdf 1 Amcrican Bran,, y 2 Barrels Alcohol (pure spirits) For sale by Jan 26 JAMES REA. 5Jp Gig and Harness for A N ulrpnnt second hand Gig, led Harness, for stile on reasonable let ins. Apply to the Editor. .Tan U 37 ^alc, with pla- Wanted Immediately. T WO FIRST RATE JOURNEYMEN BOOT-MAKERS, to whom constant employment will be given. Also, a free colored apprentice, to the above business, of about fourteen year* of uge. JOSEPH SINGER, Broughton-Street, near Biill-St. ID . - l. S. informs hi. custom %J ers, that in making Boots for JO 50 per pair, and foot- ing for J3 50, it is for CASH ONLY, as when a credit is given, the price is J'.’ for making, and gl 50 for footing. Just received as above, from New-York, a supply of the FINEST CALF SKIN suitable for first rate boots and shoes, which will be made up at Hie above price, both in the finest, and strongest manner. Jnn 19 46nl| FLOUR. R ICHMOND superfine Flour, Haxall’s brand Falmouth, Va. do . do Thistle brand, in whole and halfbbls Philadelphia, do do in whole and J bbls TO PKINTF.R*. A RAMAGE PRINTING PRES8.com- plet€: and in good order, sufficient to work an imperial form, will be sold at a low price, if applied for immediately at the of fice of the Georgian, nov 1 H l»i’ R ONS AVTNG business with Wm. Bki.cheu, NOTARY PUBLIC, may for the For sale in quantities to suit purchasers, •' present find him at the office of Alexander and on accommodating terms, lor approved Hunter and William P. Beers, Notaries Public, in the Exchange. Jan 13 paper. jan 24 PONCE & MACKENZIE. 50l NEW LAUD, HAMS. AND HOLLAND GIN. aECKIVKn PF.R BRIO OF.OROE WASHINGTON. i KEGS New Leaf Lard 1A0 Hams 3 Barrels Castor Oil 6 Pipes II- Gin, Swan Brand 30 Barrels Mess Pork for rbIc by J. B. HERBERT dt CO. Jan 14 100 Fnglhh Voiatoe«. T HREE HUNDRED Hampers of first quality English Potatoes, just receiv ed from Liverpool, per brig Diana, for sale en board, at Telfair’s Wharf, or by BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD, Jan 22 Anciaux’s Wharf. Northern Gin, f* c. WK BARRELS Northern Gin • 1 Case Pier Glasses 1 do Prints Received per Cotton-Plant, for sale bv J. B. HERBERT dt CO. Jan 6 41 CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, ) Savannah, 4th Jan. 1825. $ P ERSONS liable to City Taxes, are hereby required to make their returns on or before the TENTH DAY OF FEB RUARY NEXT. In case of default, dou ble tax will be assessed on all defaulters after that period, in conformity witli the or dinance in such case made anil provided. M. W. STEWART, City Treasurer. Jan 19 46 To Lease, F OR a term of years, the whole or a part of the Lot No. 5, Reynolds Ward, First Tything, lately occupied by Mr. Setze, tile best stand for business in the city. Ap ply to Dr. J. B. BERTHELOT. Jan 25 51 Pipes. A BOXES Negro Pipes, for side low ^ by HALL & HOYT. Jan 7 LYmt kii-g A FEW dozen of Day & Martin’s Genu- inp Blacking, for sale bv Pi E. BRASSlNNE, Druggist, opposite the Exchange. Jo'l 26 (in. OQ PARRELS Northern Gin, for Bale ** Iby CALVIN BAKER. Office of the Marine and Fire Insurance Company Savannah, December r ’d, 1624. P ERSONS holding bills of this Compa ny, are requested to present them fir payment forthwith, as it is desirable that they should all be redeemed as early as mr.y be convenient. GEO. SCIILEY, President, dee 4 9 hoard ar.d Lodging. A LADY AND GENTLEMAN can be accommodated in a respectable private family witli Board and Lodging, and a sep arate sitting room, if required, handsomely furnished, upon moderate terms—or three Gentlomon wishing to form a private party, may be accopgijipdatcd.-*—-For particulars apply at tf TO RE; *'T. THE tenement brick House in York-Street, recently occu pied by O. Sturges, Esq. dec— possession given immediately Also, THREE STORES, in the vicinity of tlie market—rent low. Arnily to T R. PRICE. Jan It 39||a Seeds Case Cloth, Hair and Hearth Brushes 1 do Japanned Bellows. 1 do English Fancy Soaps 2 Casks Day & Martin’s Blacking Jv n r. ■ * muo s Am BY CALVIN BAKER, MONDAY, 31st inlt. At XI o’clock, in front of his Auction Store, a general assortment ef GROCE RIES. Jan 29 BY J. B. HERBERT &'OO. THIS DAY, 29th hurt. Will be sold before our store, a general Assortment of GROCERIES, jan 18 BY CALVIN BAKER, On MONDAY, 3lst inst. At XI o’clock, in front of Ilia Auction Store, 15 Hogsheada Prime New-Orleans SUGAR. Jan 29 EXECUTORY oAlrei, 8Y CALVIN BAKER, On the FIRST TUESDAY in. MARCH NEXT, At XI o’clock, will be Bold in front of the Court-House, in this city, FIVE NE GROES, Sampson, Old Grace, Yoio g Grace, Kink and Jenny, belonging to the estate of David Johnson, dec. and Bold by permission of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, by order of the Executor. UWKDH CANAL LOTTERY, AaL‘vmo\metA L«ciuv«t*. EXEMPLIFIED BY SPLENDID AP PARATUS. MR GOOD ACRE, F ROM England, proposes at the close of his present Course of Lectures in ttie oity of Charleston to visit Savannah dr Augusta, and to deliver a COURSE of EIGHT LECTURES on Astronomy, and an Introductory Historical Lecture,” (which last will be gratis, though w'ith some ar rangement to secure places lor Ladies, and for young people) in each of the above ci ties, providing that Theatres or other pub lic Roums can be obtained, capable of dis playing the following Instruments, by which the Lectures are exemplified :— 1. A Transparent Terrestrial Globe, con taining upwards of fifty square feet of sur face, including all the recent discoveries. 2. A Horizontal Tellurian, Lunarian and Edipsarcon, the Earth’s Orbit performing a course of forty-feet, with an elegant Zodiac lifty-four feet in circumference. 3. A Vertical Transparent Tellurian, with designs of the Four Seasons, and a double Zodiac, its circuinferrence thirty feet. 4. A Transparent Climate Instrument,em bracing four Zones of the Celestial Sphere, forty-five fcot in circumference. 5. A.splendid Transparent Orrery, eon- tuitiing the Sun. with all tiie Planets and Satellites, fifty feet in circumference. 6 and 7. Two elegant Transparent Plan ispheres of the visible Starry Heavens, for- ty-fivofeet in circumference, (one with the ft gores of the Constellations, the other with, out) they call he rectified to time, and to any place in the Atlantic States of the Union. 8. Plan of a Universal System ; or System of Solar Systems, thirty feet in circumfer ence. With smaller instruments and Mathemat ical auxiliary Diagrams, amounting in nura ,ber to nearly forty. The whole of this Apparatus has been constructed at great expense, either by the Lecturer, or under ilia immediate inspec tion, and it is esteemed by competent jud ges better calculated to elucidate this sub lime science than any yet exhibited to the public. Mr. GoooAcnr hopes to arrive in Geor gia in tlie early part of February, and pled ges himself to use his utmost exertions to merit a continuance of that libera! patron age which hus been conferred on his Lee lures in London, Liverpool, Boston, New- York, 'Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing ton, Richmond, this city, and other places on both sides tlie Atluntic, where in the three years he has travelled as a public Lecturer, he has had the honour of deliv- ering his Lectures. Charleston, Jun. 22d. 1825. NEW SERIES, TO BK DRAWN ON wr.DNKSDAY, THE NINTH MARCH, AND FINISHED IN FIVE MINUTES. T HE Prizes in this Lottery, mined in the same manner are deter- manner as the pre ceding class, which ha* aHi»ded such uni versal satisfaction. It is under the man- ogpinrnt of J. B. YATES and A. M’lN- TYRE, and will be drawn under the super intendance of the Commissioners appointed by the Governor, of Pennsylvania. The sum to bo disposed of in this Lottery, is In the following splendid prizes SCHEME. ! Trize of 30,000 is $30,000 1 - - - 10,000 - - 10,000 2 - - - 5,000 - - 10,000 2 - - - 2,128 - - 4,256 20 - - - 1,000 - - 20,000 30 - - - 500 - - 15,000 52 - - - 100 - 6,200 104 - - - 50 - - 5.200 1300 - - - 16 - - 20,800 10608 - - « 8 - - 84,864 12120 Prizes, 22100 Blanks, $205,320 31220 Tickets. PRICF. OF TICKETS, p- l'ht 11 r, .H 1TA G E STEAM SAW-MILL, AND Cast Iron Foundry. “ft JT1HE subscriber respectfully informs his 'Ul friends and the public, that the above establishments are now in full operation. Planks and scantling, suitable for ship ping, can be furnished of the best qualit and of any size, to immediate order. has also on hand, a few line Cyihiess Logs, upwards of thirty fnet in length, which he will saw into such Bizes as may he required. At the Cast Iron Foundry, work of every description, in that line, will bo executed in a style equal to that of any other factory in the United State,, and on the lowest possi ble terms. He also continues the manufacture of lll'ick, which he will supply in any quantity, to or der. The quality of the article is already well known. I1EMR Y M'ALPIJT. ITT All orders lelr at tlie store of Low & Wallace, will be punctually attended to. in ’ 6 aoii Information W r anted A NY informationfrom, or relative to Mr. Frederick Lowe, Printer, a native of Manchester, England, and who, when last heard from, resided at Monticello, Jasper county, Georgia, where it was understood he had married a young woman of the name CP Orders are received in the above BRIL- of White, addressed to Robert C. Lowe, to LIANT LOTTERY, by the care of the editor of the Charleston Vir O l\UV n rpcrv v- Courier, will be thankfully received. W. | iDThc editors of raperB in the State of whose orders in the proceeding class pro- Geoigja, and in the Western country, will duced a large amount of prizes, am on g, confer an obligation- upon an anxious mb- which was • ther, by giving the ibovo one or two in- No. 25.313, combination 64, 22, 30, <1000. sertions in their papers. V Prize tickets paid or noeived as cash j»n 28 HEAD QU Kf EHS, Savannah, 27th Dec. 1824. Brigade (Irdevs. The Colonels or command ing officers of the Regiments of the First Brigade, First Di vision, Georgia Militia, are or dered to have their respective Regiments and battalions, un der arms at the times and pla cos, which may be directed by the Inspector of the Brigade, for the purpose of being trained and instructed by him, in the exercise, and evolutions pre scribed by Congress. The General will review tlie Militia in each County, and will notice in public or ders, the appearance and conduct of each corps i giving all proper praise where it is due, and censuring witiiout reserve, any misconduct or negligence on the part of tlie officers or privates under his command. However unpleasant it may be, it will not be pretermitted, under any circumstan ces to enforce tlie provisions of the Militia Law, to its fullest extent, against all who may render themselves liable to its penal- tioB. The inspector is charged with the pro mulgation of these orders, and the most punctual at'ention to the performance of the important duties of his station, upon which mainly depends the discipline of the Brigade. By order Genera) Habden, SAMUEL STILES. Aid-de-Camp. INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, \ Savannah, Jan. 18, 1825. V In conformity witli the above order the Colonels of the Regiments, of the First Bri gade, will muster their respective com- mands at the times, and in the manner fol lowing, viz On Friday the 4th March next at 11 o’ clock, A. M. aconvention ofthe field, staif, company and non-commisBioned officers of 35th Battalion belonging to Chatham Coun ty.—AndontheStli March next, at 11 o cloch, A. M. the review and inspection of the Battalion belonging to Chatham Coun ty. On Thursday the 10th March next, at 11 o’clock, a convention of the field, staif, company and non commissioned officers of Effingham Battalion—And on the 11th of March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M* the re view and inspection of the Battalion. On the 18th March next, at 11 o’clock, a convention of the field, staif, company and non-commissioned officers of the Camden 1 County Battalion—And on the 19th March next, at 11 o’clock, A. AI. the review and inspection oftne Battalion. On the 21st March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a convention ofthe field, staff, compa ny and non-commissioned officers of the Wayne County Battalion—And on the 22d March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. the re view and inspection ofthe Battalion. On the 24th March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a convention ofthe field, staff*, com pany and non-commissioned officers of the Glynn County Battalion—And on the 25th March, the review and inspection of the Battalion. On the 28th March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a convention of the field, staff, com pany and non-commissionod'ufficcrs of Al’- Intosli County Battalion—And on the 29th March, the review and inspection of the Battalion. On the 30th March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a convention of the field, staff, com- puny and non-commissioned officers of the Liberty County Battalion—And on the 31st March next, the review and inspection of the Jlattalion. On the 1st of April next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a convention ofthe field, staff, com pany and non-commissioned officers of the Bryan County Battalion—And on tlie 2d the review and inspection ofthe Battalion. On the 7th April next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a convention ofthe field, staff, compa ny and non-commissioned officers ofthe 1st Regiment (City of Savannah) and on the 9th April, the review and inspection of the Regiment. It is required, and ordered, that all offi cers, non-commissioned officers, and pri vates be armed and accoutred according to law, except such as belong to Volunteer Corps, whose equipments shall be in con formity with the rules for the government ofthe corps. Field Officers, with their staff, of this brigade, are required to attend the reviews and inspection within their respect ive commands. All officers will be provided with their commissions on the day ofinspec- tion and review, and those commanding companies are ordered te furnish the Ad jutant at least five days previous to the re view and inspection, as above ordered, witli an exact return of their reapective compa nies ; which returns will be consolidated by tlie Adjutant, the same to be delivered to me at the commencement Of the inspection of the Battalion. After the review and in spection. such further exercises and man- ouvres, will be performed as may be re quired by the Commanding-General. WM. C. WAYNE. Brigade Insp. 1st Brig. 1st Div.' G. M. Jan 19 46 MARYLAND STATE LOT CEM. NO. III. T HE official list of ninth day’s drawing is received and reauy lor examination. No. 16,857, prize of JIOCO 2,480, 4,708, 9,458, 14,943, 100 3,843, 15,737, 16,706, 17,565, 50 191 prizes of to Tlie tenth drawing took place on 20th inst, and will be received oil 2Gth. TICKETS TWELVE DOLLARS. Prizes yet to be draw, 40,000, I 10,0r*0 20,000, I &,000 die. die. die. Adventurers should not delay giving their orders, as tickets will soon advance. Apply at LUTHERS EXCHANGE OFFICE. Jan 22 Lottev} utice. The Drawing ofthe New-York Litkbatur'k Lottkuy, IV. CLASS, Will take place on flit Cth if April, and not on the Firri of Mink, as before stated. THE PENNSYLVANIA Union Canal Lottery, 14th CLASS. will he drawn in Philadelphia on the 9th of March, uiul finished in a few minutes, when the following brilliant capitals will be dis tributed to adventurers :— 80 000,—•10,000,—5,000— : 5,000, ^c. Tickets will advsneein a faw days, Present price J7. Orders received as usual at ibirspijmijpg) EXCHANGE OFFICR. jan 24 , so V . Mates Bank N otea, F or salf, at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE- Jau 20 InfoYmatiou W awtvd A NY information respecting Hctiry Hut* chison, of Mount Gale, county of Kil kenny, Ireland, .who arrived in Savannah from Liverpool, in the ship Blm her; Capt. Potter, in November or December, ,1822, shortly after sailed for Neiv-York, and has not since been heard of, will be thankfully received by the subscriber, directed to Sa vannah, Geo. who has lately had letters from the family of said Hutchison, express ing their anxiety to hear if lie be alive. H. Hutchison is about eighteen years of age, fair complexion, light brown iiair, and about five feet nine inches high. ITT' The editors of papers throughout the Union, arc particularly requested to give this notice a few insertions, and lend their aid to restore this young man to his discon solate parents HENRY MACDONNELL. Jan 13 31 Notice. A LL persons having demands against the Estate of D. W. Monuin, are re quested to leave them legally attested at the Counting-Room of Mr. E. P. Butts j thoFe indebted to the Estate, are required to make immediate pavmcnt to SOLOMONS. SHAD, JAMES M. SMITH, Qualified Executors. Jan 22 48n Notice, P ROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber until the fifth day of FebruJ ary next, to place tlie low land at the west end ofthe city in a state of Dry Culture. For particulars enquire of F. M. STONE, Marshall. Jan 18 45 * N otice. A MEETING ofthe Stockholders ofthe Steam-Boat Company of Georgia, will take place at the Office in Savannah, on THURSDAY, the’10th day of next month, February, at ten o’clock, A. M. on business of importance. A general attendance is requested. N. B.—Any nbsent stockholder may, by power of attorney, under seal, authorise any other stockholder to vote for him or her. WM. P. HUNTER, Treasurer Steam-Boat Company. Jan 10 so Brass Fenders, O NE case elegant brass fenders, received per Emperor, and for sale by JV*. B. WEED. dec 20 Richmond Supeifine Hour. "fl AQ BARRELS, 49 half do. Richmond -1"«7 Superfine Flour, juat received and for sale by CALVIN BAKER. Jan 13 Printing Paper. REAMS of good quality Imperial Printing Paper, for pale at cost and charges for casn. Apply at this Office, dec 27 Land ng F ROM the schooner Nile, from'New- York, 1 12S1 New-Engiand Rum Which will be sold low from the wharf.-* Applv to r. K’DERifUTT. fol*
