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(O-SJ® IP®1F!F» Reduction in Prices! Goods to bo what they are Sold for !! AndHoneet Weight 4r Menturt Given!!! T HE Subscriber as willing as others to arrange his business to suit the pre sent times, aiid save the public the trouble of making bargains, adopts a mode lately made use of in this city of advertising the prices,of his Goods, (the whole being too to- diousfto onumerate, although not having (host enormous quantities that are usually a a(dto be sold when called ibr.) names the f 0 j,owing articles, and assures the Public that the rest of his Stock is reduced iu the June proportion : Lamp Oil (but not the beat quality) 1 per gulion p 37} 1 Do do do 0 50 I Do do best quality, per gall. 0 6'.’} |l Point do do do 0 80 I goirits Turpentine do do 0 60 < Mixed Paints (but nut the best Greens, Blues or Yellows) per lb. 0 12} English White Lead, per 28 lbs. (not because put up in iron bound •kegs) American White Lead, 28lb kegs laboratory manufactured Brook lyn, New-York, (manufactory price per cwt. $12 50, which may be seen by looking at the New-York Price Current) 3 by 10 Glass, but not the best American, pdf box 10 by 12 do do do A large and const ant supply of the above articles and goods generally in the Pnmt, Oil, Color, Glass, Varnish and Brush trade will be kept. The subscriber having Blade arrangements with Manufacturers in New-York, Philadelphia, Boston, and else where, from which places he will continue to receive those goods direct, of the best description, and on the most advantageous terms. He also offers his Professional ser vices in Painting, Gilding $ Glazing, which he executes on improved principles at reduced prices, in Town and Country. No. 5. IVhitakcr-strcet, 5 doors from the Ray. P. MARLOW, jfin 24 50 3 50 3 124 rfffc Mb ffi M tiffe YOU OAYBft. BUISG anA MT/DICIXE BVWBU* P. K. MtXsSINNE, R ESPECTFULLY informs Ins friends 1 A ui I!S f R i? F . P A C K E T8 ha* j»|* «*•* and Iho public, tlmt he has purchased ! /*j bh,d > ed "’tween New-York and Havre the establishment in the above-business, be- * c ?l 9 bo < t ' 1 j ,orl8 "WW, on thb First longing to Dr. A. Doiaroehe, opposite the and W'jf 1 n f each mtmtk dunAg Uu Exchange, where be offers for sale at low ,, The shl ,P 8 00 !?I' 0s > n S tho 1 ! n ®> prices, a large assortment of 81lle J rs ' wel > '" u,ld tt,,d commanded, cop- ' ° perod and copper fastened. 1 heir accom modations for passengers, comprise all that can be required, lbr comfort and conveni ence. Passengers in the cabin will be ta ken for $ 140 each, for whicli they are furnish ed with beds, heddding, wines and ample stores of every description. Goods intended for shipment by them, i may be sent to tho agents, who will attend ' to their reception and forwarding, without ¥rea\\ Drugs, .MetYkAutsa, and VAwuAcaAs, AMONG WHICH A US THE FOLLOWING 1— Aqua Forth, Alum, Antimony Arrow Root, Borax, Bergamot Brimstone, Barley, Buls&in Capivi, do Peru, do Fola Camphor, Cantharides, Cinnamon T HE Commissioner* of the AUGUSTA MASONIC HALL LOTTERY,have the satisfaction of announcing to tho pub lic, that they have completed thb necessary arrangements Ibr offering the tickets for sale, and new present the following very desirable exhibition of the favors of For tune, which are promised to all who will participate. From the general desire man ifested for the encouragement of thh favor ite SCHEME, they anticipate a very early commencement of the distribution of prizes. American best and common Castor Oil charge for storage or commissions. The f t ...... M. — f - 1 * — | nM, - . 1 d t ..... . 1*1 * I % — expenses which may, in such cases be actu ally incurred, will when requested, be col lectedwith the freight at Havre. A letter Bag is at the New-York Post Office, for all letters that may be sent by mail. Letters respecting either freight or pas- eage> must be addressed, post paid, to CRASSOUS & BOYD. Agents, New York• oct 14 72 . THE SUBSORIBEilS CONTIKl’F. THE COMMISSION BUSINESS IN LIV ERPOOL, UNDER THE FIRM OF \tUAU, LOW & CO- A ND will at all times make liberal ad vances on produce consigned to them for suie. Having ships regularly in the Liverpool trade, and owning a convenient wharf, on which there are roomy fire-proof stores, cot ton will be received and forwarded in their own vessels, or those to their address, free of any commission. Orders for merchandize, \yill be executed and only a commission charged, when the payment is satisfactorily secured. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF British Dry Goons, M just received, being bought with money and selected by one of the partners, they will be furnished as low as by any regular Importing House in the United States, and on a long credit, for nnprovod paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. oct 25 7C Cream of Tartar, Calomel, Copperas Colombo, Fmery, Gum Assafcptida Aloes, Gum Arabic, Gum Copal Gum Guiacum, Gum Opium Isinglass, Indigo, Lancets, Liquorice Mnguesia, Manna,Chamomile Flowera Sulphur, Senna, Nutmegs Nnx Vomica, Oxvd of lfi?muth Oil of Aniseed,do Peppermint,do Cloves Do Cinnamon, Sweet Oil Pcarlash, Ipecacuanha. Jalap Rhubarb, Saltpetre, Salt of Tartar Glauber, Epsom and Rochelle Salt9 Tartar Emotir. Sprit* of Turpentine TttintB Dtrjj and in Oil. White, Red and Black Lead Priission Blue, V- rdigris Ivory, and Lamp Black, Patent Yellow Venetian Red, Vermillion, Smalts Japan and Copal Varnish, Y«rf umerg. Pomatum, Antique Oil, Macassar Oil Best English Shaving Soap Ehu dc Cologne, Lavender Water Otto of Roses Surgical Instruments and Patent Med icines of every kind, the whole of warranted quality. Jan 20 4' OGLETHORPE BALL, Br the Savannah Volunteer Guards. For New-Vork, [ESTABLISHED LIFE,). The regular packet ship WILLIAM WALLACE, T. Wood, .Muster, Will meet with immediate de spatch. For freight or passage, havingsu- perior accommodations, appiv to Captain Wood, on board, at Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to HALL & HOYT. Jan 26 For Providence, The ship MARY ALMY, C. C. Cook, Master, Having three-fourths of her car go engaged, will have immediate despatch. For freight or passage, apply to Captain Cook, on board, at A. Low & Co’s. Wharf, or to PARIS HILL. Jan 31 56 M EMBERS who are subscribers to the ubuve Ball, to be given on the 11th inst. in celeb ationofthe first, settlement of Georgia, are requested to call at the Book Store of Mr. W. T. Williams, for their tic kets previous to that day. Those members who have not vet sub scribed, may leave their names with either of the undersigned. W. C. Wayne, ) gf J. P. Screvf.n, F. Densler, > ^ J F.W. Heinemann, W. I. Hunter, ) S 6 * ( Wm. Robertson. Feb I 57 For Liverpool, The well known coppered British brig ELIZA ANN, John Baird Mantvx, Has part of her cargo engaged and will meet with despatch. For freight of .100 bales cotton, apply to the master on board, at Scott & Balfour’s wharf, or to JOHN H. REID, dec 16 18 Notice. T HE subscriber offers the following ar ticles for sale, for cash or city accep tances, V I Z. 125 Bbls. Phil, and Balt. Whiskey, 20 lihds. do. do. do. 100 Barrels Northern Gin 8 II lids. do. do. 125 Kegs Nails, 100 lbs. each 70 Barrels Prime Pork 60 Do No. 3 Mackerel 50 Do No. 1 & 2 do. 20 Hbds. Jamaica & St. Croix Sugars 70 Bags Coffee 60 Ba rrels Loaf Sugar . 20 Pipes Holland Gin & Cog. Brahe!y 100 Bags Shot, assorted 50 Kegs Dupont’s Powder i 25 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted 20 Casks London Porter, pints and Quarts 50 Barrels Flour, 10 Bairs Black Pepper 10 Do Pimento * 10 Boxes Cotton Cards Hyson and Gun Powder Tens, &c. Ac. Ac. L. PETTY. Jan 31 56u Young Hys n Tea, Corn and Flour. landing from sloop Mechanic, at Anderson's Wharf* O H ALF CHESTS Young Hyson Tea, mistj fresh and of very superior quality 1200 Bushels White Flint Corn 100 Barrel?, and half barrels superfine Family Flour For sale by DOUGLASS A SOR REL. F*b 1 57e THE Dramatic VoRttVloq-viat, R ESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends and the public, that in conse quence of being disappointed in music, to accompany him in the Vocal part of hi& Dl- VERTISEMENT, he is under the neces sity of postponing it until TO-MORROW EVENING ; and at tho same time, thinks it proper to observe, that as questions have been put to him by some of the most re spectable inhabitants, “ whether ladies are in the habit of attending,” he therefore as- r- euros them, that he has had the honor of l ,a . ’ appearing before some of the first female For Sale, Freight or Charter, A pilot-boat—burthen forty-live tons, a lirst-rate sailer, and in com plete order for any vnynpe. For . further particulars, appiv to BRADLEY, CLAGHORNSe fTOOt), dec 24 or uanen, The fast sailing sloop THREE BROTHERS, llQwlanel, J! faster. Will sail with all possible dis- For freight nr passage, having su. ^ „ nl ,ci,inic perior accomodations, apply to the captain collegiate establishments in this rnnntry. °n board, at Hal] &. Hoyt’s Wharf. ' jail 28 Whim at Bethlehem, there were not less than two hundred present at one time. Perform:! nee to commence at HALF- PART SEVEN O’CLOCK. Feb I 57 THE "Dramatic Vcutrikquint', I NFORMS tho public, that ho will give a MUSICAL AND COLLOQUIAL DI- VERTISEMENT, at tin* Exchange Long Room TO-MORROW EVENING, to com mence at seven o’clock and conclude at nine o’clock, on which occasion, Mr- Tay lor will exorcise the most extraordinary inflections of the human voice. For particulars see bills of the day. Feb 1 55 For New-\ ork, Tho sloop MECHANIC, Sowers, Master, r—Will meet with despatch. For freight or passage, apply to Capt. Somers, on board, at Taylor’s Wharf, or to C. C. GRISWOLD. Fob 1 justice ot the Yca<*e ami NoAary Public Office. T HE subscriber respectfully informs the Public, that his office is now kept in I llryan-Streot, in the building recently in I the occupation of Dr. Minis, and in the rear of the City-Hotel, where he will be found at all hours of tb- day, to attend to the du ties of either department. ISAAC RUSSELL. Jan 27 53l 54 Prime Green Coffee JUST RECEIVED, BAGS PRIME GREEN COFFEE, new crop. Also, a few cases Brogan, and Lined and Bound Shoes, for sule low, by ORRAYTAFT. Feb I 57p 16 •4- Lime, Glauber Suits, ere. KA CASKS fresh Thomastown Lime 30 Barrels New-England Rum 20 Barrels Glauber Salts 30 Barrels and half barrels No. 1 Boston Bay Mackatel 30 Do do No. 2, do Landing from schooner Ruby, and for sale low if taken from the. wharf, by ROBERTS GOFF. Jan 31 56p Savannah and Augusta Line of Stages, In conneqnence of the accident to the steam-lmat, the Savan nnh and Augusta Line of Stages, is extended from Purysburgh to the Union Ferry, in South Carolina. A pi,'II (IVj large row-boat will leave Bolton’s Central H U ,?„ _ Wharf, for the Union Ferry, on each Tuos- AVING business with Wm. BF.i.ciiin, day, Thursday and Saturdav, at half-uast NOTARY PUBLIC, may for the j six o’clock, A. M. which will convey the present find him at the office of Alexander 1 passengers to that place. Only eight will ” be admitted. Fare ten dollars. Hunter and William P. Public, in the Exchange. Jail 13 Beers, Notaries 41 150 gulc by Jan 3! COFFEE. BAGS Prime St. Domingo COF FEE, entitled to debenture, for J. P. HENRY. 56p SALT. I nnU BUSHELS Liverpool Ground Salt, landing Jnjin the ship James and brig Osgood, for P. M’DERMOTT Inn 31 Pair MaUru»»«s TUST received by the William Wallace, * dd ' tl “" al «‘Pply or DOUBLE and SINGLE HAIR MATTRASSES, which >311 bo warranted of the best quality. I. W. MORRELL. Jan 21 Battalion Court i f Inquiry. F INES were assessed against the follow ing persons, for default at the Parade of the 30th Docember, 1824. Executions will issue on the 8th February next, against all fuiling to pay to John F. Lloyd, Pay- Master, the umouut of fine, or filing alfida vit in appeal:— Republican Blues.—J.J.Bulloch, J.Childs, T. Cavanaugh, O. Donoho, J. F. Forsyth, John Forsyth, P.B.Garnett, H.M.Grnyhill, R. Hartney, M’Auley,M.Stephens,E.Nock, J.O’Conner, R. Papot, W. Tynin, J. Blan chard {J ’ each. Georgia Volunteers.—G. W. Coc, G. D. Cornwall, C. M’Intire, $5 each. W. A. Ball, C. Cannon, J. Moore, R. II. Petty- grew, and H. Woodruff. $3 each. Third Company.-—}. D. Stiles, P.Howes, W. Piper, A. Galloway, J. Darrnmon, J. Collins, O. Green, J. Taylor, A. L. Brunch, T. P. Mills. D. M- Fitts, W. Ro gers, T. Davis, II. Leclcrc, II. Weed.^3 each. W. Bourgaux, J. Morrison, J. Prcn- dorgast, $5 each. John II. Reid, $10. Fourth Company.—G. M. Owens, Rob. Isaac,, $ 10 each. J. Meigs, 5 dolls. F. A. Bradbury, B. Corley, G. Vokea, Bol ster G. Kanzenskic, J. Ross, Chanurt, W. P. Qlnrk, T. P. Mills, $3 each. Jan 31 56u Jan 3 J. J. THOMPSON, Proprietor. 32 nn»Tft. A CORRECT LIST of Pilots, authoris ed to act for this port— BRANCH. Bolles E. Broughton E. Briggs S. Craig H. Delano J. Hail J. H. Johns J. Low J. Pitcher P. S. Pitcher J. Sisson N. B. Timmons S. H. White Wright, West T. Gerard A. \ Col- Wall W. { ored, Wm. White, certificate for 12 feet. W. Thomas, do 14 L. Craig, do 14 J. Robbins, do 14 J. Wood, do 14 W. Foster, do 14 E. C. Hopkins, do 14 L. Foster. do 16 D. Proctor, do 16 J W. Lee, do 16 E. Cusliin, Robert Key, Jesse Furniss, und Thomas Harden, ure no longer author ised to act as Pilots for this Port. By order of tin Board, JOHN G. HOLCOMBE, Secretary C. P. Jan 26 52uf MASONIC HALL "LOTTERY, AUTHOklZED BV THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE l)K GEORGIA. SCHEME. 1 Prize of 30,000 is 30,000 1 Prize of 20,000 is 20,000 4 Prizes of 10,000 is 40,000 4 Prizes of 5,000 is 20,000 5 Prizes of 1,000 is 5,000 10 Prizes of 500 is 5,000 50 Prizes of 100 is 5,000 100 Prizes of 50 is 5,000 5000 Prizes of 10 is 50,000 5175 Prizes, I 180,000 12625 Blanks. ( 18000 Tickets at Ten Dollars. I.f'ss than two prize. and a half blanks to a THE PRIZES ONLY TO BE DRAWN. All the prizes to bo limiting froni the com mencement, except tho following, which will be deposited in tile wheel at definite periods, viz On the first drawing 1 prize of 10,000 and 1 of 500. On the 2d, 1 prize of 5,000 and 1 of 1000 and 1 of 500. On the 3d 1 prize of 10,000 and one of 500. On the fourth 1 prize 5000 and 1 of 1000 and 1 of 500. On the 5th 1 prize of 10,000 and 1 of 500. On the 6tb 1 prize of 5000 and 1 of 1000 and 1 of 50(b On the 7th 1 prize of 10,000 and 1 of 5000 nnd 1 of 500. On the 8th 1 prize of20,000 and 1 of 1000 and 2 of 500. On the 3th 1 prize of 30,000 and 1 of 1000 and 1 of 500. THE WHOLE LOTTERY TO BE COM PLETIiDIN NINE DRAWINGS ONLY. IT The drawings to commence as soon ns a sufficient number of Tickets are sold. The whole of the prizes payable in thirty days after the completion of the drawing, subject to a deduction of fifteen per cent All prizes not applied for in twelve months, to be considered as a donation to the funds of the Masonic Hall. PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS, TEN DOLLARS. For salein a great variety of numbers, at the COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE, in Broad-utreet, AugUBtu, a few doors below the Bank. J. S. BEERS, Se.crctary of the Board of Commissioners. Orders for Tickets from any part of the U. S. (post paid) enclosing the cash, addres sed to the Secretary, will meet with imme diate attention. Rules and regulations adopted at a meet ing of the Board of Commissioners of the Masonic Hall Lottery, January 8th, 1825. 1st. The Commissioners shall assemble on the Saturday of every other week. 2d, A majority of the Commissioners shall constitute a quorum for the transac tion of business, and a majority of those present at any meeting, shall govern in all cases, except those hereinafter specified. 3d. It shall be the duty of the Chairman to preserve order, to appoint Committees to supervise the Books and conduct of the Se cretary, and he shall have the privilege of voting upon all subjects ; and also of ex' pressing his opinion. 4th. A Secretary shall be appointed with a salary of eight hundred dollars per annum, and shall give bond and security for the .faithful performance of his duties. He shall keep tair minutes of the proceedings of the Board of Commissioners—shall act as an agent for the sale of tickets—keep a regular account ol his sales, and deposite all monies received by him, (as soon as received,) in one of the Banks of the city. He shall, more over, transact all business relating to the Lottery, to which he shall be required to attend, by the Commissioners. 5th. No ticket shall be sold on a credit, unless by an order of the Board of Commis sioners ; and not then, without such securi ty as shall be satisfactory to a committee appointed for the purpose of receiving the same. 6th. The tickets shall be signed by the Commissioners, in equal proportions; and not more than one Commissioner shall sign any ticket. 7th. The Secretary shall not be ent rusted at any one time, with more than five hun dred Tickets, and shall exhibit at every meeting of the Commissioners, his Bank Book, and an account plainly shewing the amount oftickets sold, and the number in hand. 8th. Tho tickets after they are numbered and signed, shall be deposited at Bank, and only drawn thence by a committee, of which the Chairman shall be one* 8th. No money shall be drawn from Bank, but by a check, signed by a majority of the Commissioners, and for no other pur pose, hut the payment of prizes, or neces sary expenses. Jan 31 56p Notice, T HE Honorable the Justice* of the In ferior Court, for tho County of Chat ham, will meet, pursuant to adjournment, at the Court-House, on MONDAY, 7th inst- lor ordinary purpose*. SAMUEL M. BOND, Clerk Court Ordinary, C. C. Feb 1 57 Board and Lodging. A LADY AND GENTLEMAN can be accommodated in a respectable private family with Board and Lodging, and a sep arate sitting room, if required, handsomely furnished, upon moderate terms—or three Gentlemen wishing to form a private party, may be accommodated.——For particulars apply at this office. Jap 22 48 WnpOO BiMSa EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY CALVIN BAKER, On the FIRST TUESDAY in MARCH NEXT, At XI o’clock, will bo Bold in.front, of the Court-House, in this city, FIVE NE- GROES, Sampson, Old Grace, Young Grace, Kink and Jenny, belonging to the estate of David Johnson, dec. nnd sold by permission of the Court of Ordinury of Chatham County, by order of the Executor. mu® Sim BY J. B. HERBERT A OO. THIS DAY, sd inst. At XI o’clock, will he sold before out Store, a general assortment of GROCE- RIES.w—Terms cash, Feb 1 HEAD QUyHTEIIS, Savannah, 27th Dec. 1824. "Brigade Orders. The Colonels or command ing officer* of the Regiments o) the First Brigade, First Di vision, Georgia Militia, are or derod to have their respective Regiments and battalions, un der arms at the times and pla ces, which may be directed by the Inspector of the Brigade, for the purpose ofboing trained and instructed by him, in the exercise, an'd evolutions pre scribed by Congress. The General will review the Militia in each County, and will notice in public or ders, the appearance and conduct of each corps ; giving all proper praise whore it is dne, and censuring without reserve, anv misconduct or negligence on the part of the officers or privates under his command. However unpleasant it may be, it will not bo pretcfmitted, under any circumstan ces to enforce the previsions of the Militia Law, to its fullest extent, against all who may render themselves liable to its penal tics. The inspector is charged with the pro mulgation of these orders, and the must punctual at'ention to the performance of the important duties of his station, upon which mainly depeuds the discipline of the Brigade. By order General Harden, SAMUEL STILES. Aid-de-Camp. INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, } Savannah, Jan. 18, 1825. ( In conformity with the above order tin Colonels of tho 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. a convention of the field, staff, company and non-commissioned officers of 35th Battalion belonging to Chatham Coun ty.—And on the 5th 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, staff, company and nun commissioned officers of Effingham Battalion—And op tho 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, staff, company ami non-commissioned officers of the Camden Comity Battalion—And on the 18th March next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. the review and inspection oftnc Battalion. On the 21st Mureh next, at 11 o’clock, A. M- a convention of the field, staff, compa ny and non-commissioned officers of the Wayne County Battalion—And on the 2gd March next, at 11 o’clock. A. M. the re view and inspection of the Battalion. On the 24th March next, at 11 o'clock, A. M. a convention of the field, staff, com pany and lion-comrnilisioned officers of the Glynn County Buttulion—And on the 25th March, tho review and inspection of the Battalion. On the 28th March next, at 11 o'clock, A. M. a convention of tho field, staff, com pany anil non-coinmissioned'officers of M’- lntosli County Battalion—And on the 28th Murch, the review and inspection of the Battalion- Oil the 30th March nevt, at 11 o’clock, A. M. a convention of the field, staff, com pany and non-commissioned officers of the Liberty County Battalion—And on the 31st March next, the review and inspection of the Battalion- Oil the 1st of April next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. p convention of the field, staff, com pany and non-commissioned officers of the Bryan County Battalion—And on the 2d the review and inspection of the Battalion. On the 7th April next, at 11 o'clock, A. M. a convention of the field, stall', compa ny and non-commissioned officers of the 1st Regiment (City of Savannah) and on the 0th 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, owcept such as belong to Volunteer Corps, whose equipments shall be in con formity with the rules for the government of the 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 to furnish the Ad jutant at least five days previous to the re view and inspection, as above ordered, with an exact return of their respective compa nies ; which returns will be consolidated by the Adjutant, the same to be delivered to me at the commencement of the inspection of tho Battalion. After the review and in spection, such further exercises and man- ouvres, will be performed as may be re quired by the Commnnding-General. WM. C. WAYNE- Brigade Insp. 1st Brig. 1st Div. G. M. Jan 13 46 YJ. ‘ UvVfcA Bank .N otes, F or sale at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE .Tun 20 Hour. QCQ BARRELS Superfine Flour UiJ+d 63 Half Barrels do do Landing from schooner Friend to Peace, and will be sold low, if taken from the ves sel. Apply to HALL Sl HOYT. Jan 19 TO PRINTKRx. RAMAGE PRINTING PRESS,com plete and in good order, sufficient to work an imperial fiirm, will he sold at a low price. If applied for ii’.invuliate!}'*t iho of fice of the Georgian, buukb, BY 3. B. HERBERT ft OO. TO-MORROW EVENING, 3d inst. At VII o’clock, will be sold at our Store a VALUABLE COLLECTION OF NEW BOOKS, elegantly bound with splendid en gravings, among which are, British Poet?, SO vols. Josephus’ Works, 4 do. Gibbons* Rome, 6 do. Shakespeare, 10 do. Hume’s, Bmollet and Bisset’s History of England, 9 vols. Byron’s Complete Works, 8 do. Do. Conversations, Scott's Poetical Works, 7 vols. Pope’s Work, 3 do. Life of Gen. Jack, son, Walker’s Octavo Dictionary, Hebrew Bible, 2 vols. Lee’s Campaign, Milton 1 * Works,Lavoiine’* Atlas,Cabinet do. Buck 1 * Theological Dictionary, Waverly Novels, complete, 36 vols. British Review, 6 do, Locke Si Bacon’s Essays, Devil on Two Sticks, and a general variety of MISCEL LANEOUS WORKS.—.—Terms cash, Feb 2 EXECUTOR’S SALE, BY 3. 8. HERBERT ft OO, On FRIDAY, 4th inst. Will be sold at the Exchange Dock, at XI o’clock, the well known Stnteo Island built schoAuer THORN, burthen 33JJ tons, with her tackle .and apparel, a remarkable ffist sailer. Also, one new five inch cable, about fifty fathoms in length, gold by per mission of the Honorable the Inferior Court of Chatham County, and by order of the Executor. Inventory qt our Counting* Room. Terms cash. " Feh 1 THE HERMITAGE STEAM ftAW-MlU* AND Cast R on Foundry, npHE subscriber respectfully infbrme hi* friends and the public, that the above establishments are now in full operation, Planks nnd scantling, suitable for ship, ping, can be furnished of the best quality, and of any size, to immediate order, Rg has also on hand, a few fine Cypress Log9, upwards of thirty feet in length, which he will saw into such sizes as may be required. At the Cant Iron Foundry, work of every description, in that line, will be executed in a style equal to that of any other factory in Ihe United States, and on the lowest p<isig{« hie terms. Hr also continues the manufacture of Brick, which he will supply in any quantity, to or« tier. The quality of the article i8 already well known. HENRY M'ALPIN. IIAll orders left at the store of Low ft Wallace, will be punctually attended to, TIOV 9 0] lutovuvaUun WauUd- A NY information respecting Henry Hut. chison, of Mount Gale, county of Ki|. benny, Ireland, who arrived m Savannah from Liverpool, in the ship Bluclier, Capt, Potter, in November or December, 1622, shortly ufter sailed for New-York, and ha) not since been heard of, will be thankfully received by the subscriber, directed to S*. vannali, Geo. who has lately had letter* from the family of said Hutchison, express* ing their anxiety to hear if he bo alive, H- Hutchison is about eighteen years of age, fair complexion, light brown hair, and about five teet nine inches high. ID" The editors of papers throughout th* Union, are particularly requested to glvo this notice a few insertions, and lend thojf aid to restore this young mail to hip discern, solate parents HENRY MACDONNELL, Jan 13 3i Infwmatton W anted A NY information from, or relative to Frfidehick Lowe, Printer, a native of Manchester, England, and wfio, when heard from, resided at Monticello, Jasper county, Georgia, where it was understood he had married a young woman of the nam* of White, addressed to Robert C* Lowe, to the care of the editor of the Charleston- Courier, will be thankfully received, (D The editors of papers in the State of Georgia, and in the Western country, will confer an obligation upon an anxious mo« ther, by giving the above ope or two In* sertions in their papers, jan 22 * 49 N otice. A LL persons having demands against the Estate of D, W. Mongin, are re. quested to leave them legally attested at the Counting-Room of Mr. E, p. Butts | those indebted to the Estate, are required to make immediate pavment to SOLOMON S. SHAD, JAMES M. SMITH, Qualified Executor*, Jon 22 48n Notice, P ROPOSALS will be received by thi subscriber until the fifth day of Febi qJ ary next, to place the tew land at the went nnd of the city in a. state pf Dry Cujtur*. For particulars enquire 6f F- M. STONE, Mamhall. Jan 18 45 Notice. A MEETING of the Stockholders of tho Steam-Boat Company of Georgia, wijj take place at the Office in Savannah, OR THURSDAY, the 10th day of next piopth, February, at ten o’clock, A. M. on huaipefl* of importance. A general attendant, |* requested. N. B.—Any absent stockholder may, by power of attorney, under real, author,** any other stockholder to vote fnrliipi or ji(t, WM. P. HUNTER, Treaaurar Suaw-Bett Compaor, Jan 10 |f