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fidiunaBencraUy mrc opprmod to thn ecM«>ion. the motived which have governed ue are wd/ort* muit be mortal to, to remove than i J “• *" *■- — 1 ™ :,k |ut ao trust inmothing bolter will bo done, and tout the present Cliiola may be introdu ced to acquiesce in thu present order of once understood, they will be viewed with indulgence—they will be considered natu ral and proper and just, and not unprnpor tionod to the cause. To this point, we de sire to tix the attention of thoso we address. TAX.ES or THE ©IBlffliSAieiEiBS, hearted Georgians will not lamoly surren- Georgia, and which have claimed for her dor their righis, whatever may be the Re- the notico and vituperation of the interest- eort of Mr. Special Agent Andrews. The ed and tho ignorant, receive so different a The Lind if right belongs to us and we will coloring from the predilections and prrju- lace it. The Ituown partiality of Maj. An* dicos and passions of those interested in dvewa for the Indian Agent Crowell and the them, that to form a judgment, soberly and Danner of conducting business at Broken correctly, it is necessary to review them at Arrow, independent of the cIobb intimacy e me ! ngtlr. It is uot my intention to rej be' ween Andrewr and the principal men of criminate tho vile abuse which has been liiu Clark party, who are Crowell’s bosom heaped noon an independent and patriotic friends, are assurances « strong as proofs state. There are those whose interest it from Holy writ” that the Special Agent’s may be thus to seek to obliterate the ro- Rounrt will bo unfavorable to thu Treaty, j membrance of acts which have brought and will go as far sb such a thing can go, to' upon them the execration of their country- annul or break it. But it will avail nothing men. We address them uot, nor down 4'the people bo true to themselves, and give seek through them a defence. We address their cordial support to Governor Troup, who is well known to be the friend and able defender of the Treaty, and of all tho legi timate rights of the people of Georgia. Do the people at a distance from this Beat of Goaerntnent know, ivliat is well known hero in Milledgeville, that tho ancient fried- ship ami intimacy between tho Indian A- gent Col. Crowell and Gen. Clark is iindl- ministied, notwithstanding the Indian A- g.mt's op|Kisition to the Treaty, Sic. and that they and others of their kidney are the exclusive associates of the Special Agent Andrews ?—Southern Recorder. Packet, Cartwright, in IS dnya from St.- Croix. The Governor of St. Thomas hav ing received intelligence that there was a- .y wmawMIUtSSin Pirate in the passage, immediately fitted out 1 an armotl sclir. well manned from the gar- 1} * the author of“ Wavorly,”dtc. iu4 — ...i. * - ■ • AJ vela, price Jd. A I'ULyGLOT GRAMMAR, of the Ho- brew, Chaldee, Syrac, Greek, Latin, Eng. dongs,” sire to tix me attention ot tnoao we auuress. risen, which soon after returned with her * We assure our Alabama friends that true The questions which agitate the elate of; prize and III or 20 pirates. The piratical . i .11 ....a a a. m. I. ■ nnssain. flrt.woio ati.l iiiKiuli naiiA nlninaiVl lot. Imp nantnio n..,l I,in II. ...a a ... .. ■ .1 For Liverpool, captain and his first lieutenant were both killed in the engagement. The U. S. ships Constitution,Cyane,Erie, and Ontario, arr. at Gibraltar on tbe I2tb from Messina. The North Carolina, had gone to Tangier, all well un board. AN APPEAL TO THE PROP IE OF TIIE UNITED STATES. the moderate, the patriotic, and indepen dent community, in contra-distinction to these whose interest it is to propagate false hood, and to create sectional distinctions for ambitious purposes. It shall be my endeavor, by reference to facts, to phew the causes of the existiug ex-' citement—tbe work is one of labor, and if it should prove tedious, I hope it will lie attributed to the true cause—anxiety to give the “troth, tho whole truth, and noth ing bet. tho truth;’’ and it shall be my desire to extenuate no faults of our qwn, or to sot down aught in malice, to our opponents. For Liverpool, Tho fast sailing, coppered and copper fastened ship FRANKLIN, _ Samuel Harding, Master, Will probably be the last vessel on the birth for the above port during this summer, and as she requires only 150 a 200 bales cotton to fill her up, will bo positively despatched on tho 25th inst, For freight uf the above, which will bn taken low, or passuge, huv- ing good accommodations, apply to the Captain on board, or to SAMUEL WRIGHT. 9!lp The ship PALLAS, Jeremiah Pike, Master. Having the greater part uf hui cargo engaged, will meet with quick de ,, l „ . ,T ,■ Y, " iSpatch. For freight of 200 tierces rice and “ h Ucr T-’M hales cotton, or passage, apply to Capt OOWiMEECXAL. BV A GEORGIAN* noTi. It. is a glorious characteristic of our free VftHiiliitioui*, that there is a resort, even when the artful anil the interested and the corrupt, have succeeded in poLnning the y.iblic mind, by which a hearing may be ob tained. An appeal to the good sense and natural love of justice ot the American com munity, is sure to bo rewarded with a pa tient hearing and au honOst decision.-— There is no truth better established among ail the maxims which have proceeded from the snme venerated source, than that “ er rors of opinion may bo tolerated when rea son is left free to combat them for, where reason is thus left uutruiuclled, its triumph is certain. In this country, we thank the Ga l who aided and guided our fathers to flic consummation of their struggles, for th • freedom we enjoy, there is no tribunal *n jorinr to that of its free citizens—there js no power eqwi to that of public opinion— there is no punishment which will burn und blight and sear more deeply and effectually than the virtuous indignation of the people. h it not, therefore, surprising, if every citi zen of Georgia feels au anxiety deep and heartfelt, fur the reputation of that, state, in whose prosperity all his hopes are. centred, and in whose good name he should feel the inMtrust whicii a dutiful child should feel, when hn finds the character of his parent assaulted and maligned, and in danger of destruction. If is nnr right—it is our duty to step forward to receive the shaft and re pel it. In the remarks which it is my iu- ten ion to mike, it will be understood that I act on perfectly independent ground. I am not a partisan.- in the common accepta tion of the term—-l wear no man's livery—I am the champion of nu individual—I adopt tiie cause, und ns far us inv limited iibiluioa permit advocate tin* claims to the friendship oii’l atlVtion of their fellow-citizens of n vhoie state with which l am satisfied to rise or fill!. AU we. ask is a fair hearing—we plead not before the high tribunal before which we ciiouse to appear—we simply lay our evi dence before it and rely with confidence upon the justice of our cause, uiictnhcllisli- ed, unembarrassed, unincumbered—in the pure, robe of truth and sincerity. ’l*o judge by the* remarks and expressions of some among those whom we address, tluwpeople of Georgia, and, indeed, tho & uth generally, arc considered a distinct, twee; as foreign in manners and morals to ticir happier fellow-citizens of the North. They appear to -onsuler us, iu the language of the Moor, as Souls of fire and children of the sun, ** With whom revenge is virtue; 1 * Who delight in the misery of their species, and in the degradation of their fellow-be ings—wlmse morals are depraved by domi nation, and passions heated by indulgence. The besetting sin of those who accuse and stigmatise us is—they know nothing of'our character and our institutions ; and this ig norance is not confined to those among wlmm we should look for ignorance and pre judice. There is a spirit of relentless fannt- iri-m ton, abroad, which operates upon the niasB, creating an excitement in the public niiiiil, which finds vent, in the basest cal- u,n,i y and injustice. This feeling is most unfortunate—it has created a correspond tng fueling of anxiety and distrust, whicii renders thu public mind in the south, puin- | tally alive to the attacks of those who set themselves up us our judges and expurga tes, in matters and things exclusively our • Wn » and with which wo never will and °" v, 'r can suffer any interference, consist- eutly with out rights and safety. We shall not now dwnU upon the inconsistency of I k* wl, °’ ,hl< y cry union, thus fan I the flame at discord between tiie two great divisions of out country. Did they know us they would find that we are after all, much I “7.W human creatures—that we have | the feelings and passions of men; who, if they lash us. can feel—if they prick us, will bleed—if they insult us, will seek redress— » attacked, will resist—and if trodden on, | *»u turn upon him who crushes us. That the dispositions of the inhabitants of his part of the Country arc worm, there ci Neio-York, July 30.—Cotton,—The mar ket remains in the same inactive state as noticed in our lust report. Our quotations cannot at present be obtained, and two or three trifling parcels ha«e been disposed of at a reduction. Wo consider these sales, however, as too unimportant to afford a ground for altering our rates. The. stock iu market is rapidly decreasing. Import siuce our last, from Alabama, 12 Georgia, 471 ti.Cnrolina, 639 N. Carolina, 334 Total. 1456 bales. Total import since 1st inst. 8.397 Export, from 1st to 27th inst. 25,092 New-Orleans, 23 & 26; Uplands, 19 a 30 —Alab. 19 a 23 ; Tcnn. 19 a 22. Rice.— 1 This- article is very dull, and we know of transactions siuce our last, except a-sale of a lot of old and inferior by auction yesterday. The import has been—from Savannah 44 tcs. ; Wilmington 6. Total, since 1st. inst. 1224 tcs Rice, 2j| a 3jf* freights—Very dull. To Liverpo 1, cot ton, lb. jj a id. To the Continent, Colton, Ijj a 1J cts. Exchange—Bills on London, 60 days 4| prem. j France, 5 35. Charleston, August U—Cotton.—S Island 60 65—Std. do. 30.—Maine and Santee, 40. Short Staple, 16 a 20. Rice.—Prime, 43 a —Inf. to good, $2 a 2 75. Cotton.—The quantity of Up’d on hand is estimated to be about 20,0U0 bales; of which number 10,000 ore iu store, and the remain der on shipboard, uncleared. The ship ments have boon principally made by holders, who uro unwilling to sell at the present re duccd prices, guy 16 to 20 cents, accor ding to quality. Although value lots are held at higher prices, very little will com mand over 20 cents- Of Sen-Islands, the stock is said to be about ICOU bales ; very few transactions in this description—we quote it 50 a 65. The shipping in port is supposed to be nearly sufficient to take all the Cotton on ho ml to market. Ilice.--Vnreels have been sold at our quo* tntiuns, and is in good demand. Prime would readily command 25 ; inferior to good, 2 a 2 75. August 11 apply to August 11 To Rent, The Brick Tenement Dwell ing, adjoining that, occupied by Dr. Marshall. Possession giv en November next For terms G. B. LAMAR Wpt Wanted, A GOOD SECOND HAND SULICF.Y Apply immediately to tbe editors. August 11 99 In Council, July 21, 1825. R ESOLVED, That the Marshal proceed to have uli dorrs killed which have not been returned ; that lie give ten days no tico, so tliut all persons may procure the requisite collars to designate those dogs whoso owners have paid the tax or return ed them, and that the Treasurer provide the Marshal with a list of those who have returned their dogs. M. MYERS, C.C. In compliance with the above resolution, after ton dnya from this date, [Aug U-] I will proceed to liuvo killed all dogs whose ow ners have not paid the tax or returned their dogs, as liable to it. F. M. STONE, C. M. August 11 99 man Languages, reduced to one common Rule of Syntax, by Samuel Barnard. GREECE in 1929 and 24, being a Series of Letters and other Documents on the Greek Revolution, by Col, Loiceester Stanhope, 1 vol. it. FAUNA AMERICANA, being a descrip tion of tho MammifornuB Animals inhab iting North America, by Richard Harlan, M. 1). 1 vol. 9vu. 2 dolls. THE FORESTERS, by the author of “ Lights aid Shadows of Scottish Life," Ac. 1 25. IIELLON’S PILGRIMAGE TO JERU SALEM^ picture of Judaism, iuthe cen tury which preceded the advent of our Savior, in 2 Vols. 2 dolls. NEW MORALTALES,selected andtrans- lated front the French ot Madame De Genlis, by ati American A VIEW OF THE HUMAN HEART,by Barbara Allan Simon, author of the “ Evangelical Review of Modern Genius.” THE ITINERARY OF A TRAVELLER IN THE WILDERNESS, by Mrs. Tay lor, Itvo. 15 cents. COLOMBIA ; its present state, by Col. Francis Hall. LIVES OF NOVELISTS,bv Walter Scot. NATIONAL TALES, 1 doll. THE EVIDENCE OF CHRISTIANITY, by J. B. Stunner, M. A. I vel. I 25. MOORE’S MELODIES, a new edition, containing tunny never before published. WEBSTER’S ORATION. NEW MUSIC—tor the Piano—Instruc tions for the Flute. Parchment, Morocco Paper, Gold Paper. and Border, just received und for sale, by S. C. & J. SCHENK. August 9 98 STATE LOTTERY, SF.COM) CI.ASS, Filly Numbers Combination, S.SfJIt. Allen if Co. Agents for the Managers. T WO whole tickets, a few halves and eighths, remain uncalled for in this Lottery, which drew inst Saturday, and the drawing of which will be received in this city next week. Tho following are the SPLENDID PRIZES. 1 Triz.e of 20,000 BoUa. Pike, at Low’a Wharf, or to A. LOW & CO. Auguat 9 99 For New-York, [ESTABLISHED LINE.) The regular packet ship WILLIAM WALLACE, Joy. Master. Will have despatch. For freight or passage, apply to Capt. J. on board, at Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to August 9 HALL Si HOYT. moo £AO& BYJ.B. HERBERT St CO. On THURSDAY; Ilth inst. Will ho sold on Bolton's Central Wharf; XI o’clock, 30 HogBheads Prime Musco- udo Sugars, 100 Barrels Flour.—Terms at .true of sale. August 6 For Boston The brig ADELINE, Rrouin. Master, Will sail in all next week. For freight or passage, apply to Capt. Brown, on board, at Rice’s Wharf, nr to ELIAS RF.ED. August 6 97p FRESH DRUGS, sas®a®asmss PERFUMERY,&c. d B Y the ship Emperor, the subscribers have received thirty-five packages of Genuine Drugs,Medicines,Per fumery, Fancy Articles, &c. carefully selected by one of the partners now at the north, which added to their for- mer stock on hand, comprises an assortment very extensive, and particularly suited for this market, and well worthy tho attention of dealers. Merchants, Physicians, Plan tnrs and Families, would do well to forward their orders, as they will be sold at our usual low rates. LAY Si HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. July 16 1 b OOft <\o. 5 1,000 do. 1 bhl do. 4 bOO do. 8 100 do. 44 bO do. 88 2b do. PORT OF SAVANNAH. _ . „ w«imnjr uiu wui in, IIILTf l.'ftll . well* , uuuuuni, f ill hith!’'taikt—that they are feelingly alive. days from the Capes. ’ 1 UlO mVllKInn rtl 1 hm* -!„t.* . • r, i <• *■ ARRIVED, Revenue Cu.ter Crawford, Paine, St. Mary’s, 2 days. Passengers, Col. B. F. Tattnall, nml A.Hunter Esq. Off St.Mary’s Bar, saw pilot-boat sclir. Savannah, White, standing to the South. While of St. Si* mou’s becalmed, saw a topsail schooner, head to thu South. Sloop Euglu, Vincent, St. Mary’s, 2 days. Consignees per ship Pallas, arrived on Tuesday—J. A use, VV. Lippitt, C. C. Gris wold & co. Ponce Si Mackenzie, and ot hers. Passenger in the James Cropper for Li verpool, sailed fruui New-York Utst ultimo, Win. JennCr, of Savannah. The ship Henry Kucetand, for this port, sailod from New-York on the 31st ult. CI.EAMCD FOR THIS OORT, At. Charleston, 9th inst, sclir. Col. Rant- say. Moore. At Baltimore, 2d inst. brig James Law- rcuco, Titiemury, ARRIVED FROM THIS FOOT, At Now York,2Uth ult, brig Ann-Colia, Carpenter, 1 days. Charleston, August 6—Arrived, Line ship Coiumndore Perry, Nicoll, New-York, 5 days. Brig Planter, Morgan, Wilmington, N.C. 8 days—In distress,bound to Demcrarn. On the 3uth am!3lst ult ult. iu a gale from E. H.E. toE.N.E. while lying under balance reef, mainsail und main staysail, shipped a sea which twisted the head of the rudder and split the main staysail. Sc hr. Retrieve, Toft, from Providence. Sclir. Robert Burns, Pearson, Richmond, Va. 5 days. On the 3d inst. off Cape Hat- teras, spoke U. S. Bohr. Grampus, Lieut. Com. Sloat, bound to Norfolk. 8chr. Leopard, Handy, Baltimore, and 3 Sclir. Harriett, Merchant, Baltimore, and Hall, Baltimore, 11 the invasion of their constitutional rights,. ! lltl “ doubt—they are trank 6 days from Norfolk. Wo!i1,1I,!T'" .u C ?," pp0rt °* them—they i Hchr. Rose in Bloom, I: if thev worn nil '■! ^ namu ot Americans, > and 3 days from the Cupes. selves Amt In Ik ■ Tlc y ? wo ‘ l to Cleared, bIiui Ceres, Reed, Liverpool; I them from inr,.;/' ,,r P 06tnr * , y* t0 maintain brig Brilliant, Cnrpentcr, do. Ciem lit ..'ll i " l S lnc '"—they will maintain Went to Sea, line ship President, Joceliu, Semen! ; ? a, ^ b ' 1 ‘ tl, ' , y wi “ maintain New-York. It cmn„i k l0 5* ? ? n( l °P Bn ly I Avgust 9.—Arrived, U. S. sloop Florida, the nresfli,, „ ‘km*' 1 ' that especially at Kearney, St. Marys. 5 days. I tno-t •■’.•’Mitemcni exists Went lu Sea. ship Mary Bench, Allen, Li* I which 1,1 [H °P cr “ , >un. The feelings verpool; ship Smith-Boston, Campbell, do.; I tot frmv, „„„ ln l ” e B f nt e of Georgia, arise brig Marcia, Brown, Providence, R. I, ; l» catiana JJ!™? 1 on f ’ ^ ll!18 ‘ l “ ori B' n » r hr. Cumberland. Who on, Philadelphia; fitits.rnnvfi.oi inJu PPihtp*) thoso wo ad* sclir. Punifin, Disbrow, New-York; schr. Ih and a large amount in small prizes. PRICE OF TICKETS. Single ticket, ::::::: 5 00 half,:: t 2 50 eights, :::::: t : 62A Apply to W. ROBERTSON, August XI Georgian Office. 1 KEGS Amlerson’s fresh Water I- Crackers, received from Alexan dria, and for snle by GEORGE F. PALMES, Exchange Dock- Aiiffiist 6 97p Darien Money, ^yANTED by August 9 S. H. FISKE, No. 1 Bolton’s Range. 98 Ship’s Mattresses. T HE subscriber has on hand and for sale, a large supply of HAIR and MOSS MATTRESSES, suitable for fami lies and ship a births, manufactured in the best possible manner, and would at all times make them to order and pattern, at the lowest price, I. W. MORRELL, July 12 Whittoker-Street. The Library, W ILL hereafter be opened for the de livery of Books from four until six o’clock, P. M. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. L. MASON, Librarian. Copper Stills. O NE STILL of 128 Gallons Two do. of 72 Gallons each Just received hy the brig Frances, from Philadelphia, and for sale hv August 2 P. M’DERMOTT. Claret Corks. A FEW Groce of Superior Claret Corks, Also 3 very elegant Liquor Cases, just received and for sale hy LAY Si HENDRICKSON, August 2 Druggists. Shad's Buildings. m fi, ’ t 1 , munu uu- Si'lir. rUClIie, I)ISUIIIW, OHlV-ilimi sour. no ’ to "“^“ympathy,unfortunate. Savannah,Pease, do. ; sloop Huinburd, Sa us. i he tliehni.o j. * iyt np „_ m, ,, - .."v. - '"J , -mi.., .uiiaiu* OilVilOIIIIII. t'unmiini’io T e l;elln li i ' Which agitate this terlee, do. 0r - e not “PP'uciated as they | oe, py our fsildw-citizens. Big if -Veto- York, July 31.—Arrived, ship S. C. Canal Fleur, Lai d und Hams. L ANDING fruui ship Augusta and brig Pheasant, BO Kegs Lard 25 Barrels Canal Flour A few bbls. Virginia Hams, in bags For sale by C. C. GRISWOLD & CO. July 30 Madeira Wines. T HE undersigned hns on hund, and of- fers for sale upon liberal terms for cash or approved acceptances, payable in this city, a quantity of Madeira Wine of the justly celebrated brand of John Hoicnrd March Co. in pipes, half pipes, quartor- cuskn and eighths, of various importations ; some very old, und all very superior. He hus always a subscription List open, tor the importation of Wine from Madeira to this place, and will thankfully receive or ders for any quantity : he will, in the course of this month, forward a list which will be supplied iu the course of the next ensuing Autumn. PETIT DE VTLLERS Sovantuth, 1th July, 1825. Factor. Julv 9 85-fiw ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY J. B. HERBERT $ CO. On the FIRST TUESDAY in September Will be sold before the Court-House fa this city, between the usual hours of snlo. a TRACT OF LAND, containing four bun* Urad acres, moTe or less, bounded northard- ly by the Augusta Road, southsrdly hy land lately Dr. Cocke’s, eastardly by lands of’ Jos. Stiles, and E. Jencks, and wcstardly by lands lately belonging to Wearat, with, the improvements, consisting of a good; Dwelling House and Stable^ i jH attached, nnd three Negro IIou- - «««» being the real estate of Benj. Putman, dec. Sold by permission of the Honorable the Inferior Court of Chatham County, and by order of the administratrix, for tbe benefit of the. heirs of said estate.—Terms at time of sae.l, July 10 eg Hi To Rent, That large and commodious Brick Tenement Building in York Street, near Jofferson St. Possession given first November next Also, two Stores on Jefforsoit-St. adjoining Mr. E- Jcncks’. Rent will be mudorutc. Apply to THO’S. R. PRICE. August 6 97rp JUST RECEIVED, B arrels fresh crackers Do. Smoked Beef Do. Smoked Tongues Do. No. 1, Beef Half Barrels Fly-Market Beef Barrels Mess Pork Half Barrels Mess Pork Small Hums Small Jars Family Butter Pino Apple Cheese, Old Cheese Catties Hyson Tea, Basket Salt Nutmegs and Cloves, and for sale by PHILBRICK & SCRANTON, Market-Square. August 9 Pttn Hall Hoyt, CIFFFR FOR SALK, QO HHDS. Prime St. Croix Sugars Om 30 Bags Prime Coffee 2 Pipes Cognac Brandy 6 do Holland Gin ' 100 Barrels Balt. Howard St. Flour 50 Barrels do Whiskey 3000 Bushels Maryland White and Yel low Corn 10,000 Pounds Baltimore Bacon 2000 Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt August 9 BY CALVIN BAKER, On the FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPT. At XI o’clock, will be sold in front of the Court House in this city, TWO NEGRO FELLOWS, prime field hands. Auguat 11 ULESaWiMLc James Anderson Co. H AVE removed to the middle tenement Young’s Buildings, where they offe» for sole u large and general assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, received by the latest arrivals-from Liver pool and New-York. Juue 24 79 TO PLANTERS. THE SUBSCRIBERS H AVING made a considerable purchase of last season’s imported PLAINS, which they offer tor Bale at the last year's prires, for cash or drafts on their factors, payable any time before the 1st of April next; which must be. at least, 20 to 25 per cent, less then the ensuing Fall Importation can he sold at. VV. Si. H. ROSE. Savannah, 7th June, 1825. The Darien Gazette will insert the above until the first of October, and send the bill to this office. June 7 63 Georgia, (_h v ham County. Clerk's OJ)ice, luperior Court, 1 July Tehm, 1825.) T IIE following defaulting Jurors for said Term, to wit:—James Reason, Wm F. Leach, A. Clark, Anson Parsons, L. Baldwin, Francis Biois, John Scheucb. John Mjrick, and Patrick Norris, arc here by notified, that unless good and sufficient excuse, made hy affidavit, be filed with the Clerk of this Court, within thirty days from this dute. that each Jurior so in default, be fined in tho sum often dollars, and that ex ecution do issue for the sa me. By order of the Court, A, B. FANNIN, Clerk. July 23 91 A CARD. T HE subscriber, admitted to practice in the several Courts of Law and Equity in this State, offers to the public his pro fessional services in the Courts of Bibb, I Henry, I Jones, I Crawford, Monroe, I Jasper, Twiggs, I Pike. WASHINGTON POE. Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.) July 7 84 JAMES ANDERSON J* GO H AVE on hand a few bales orWHITJ®, BLUE, and M1XT PLAINS AN U LONDON DUFFLE BLANKETS, Imported last yca^ which they will sell at a considerable reduction from the prices of lost season. Their usual supply of PLAINS, BLANKETS $ BAGGING, will be received by the first Fall vessel from Liverpool, and they will be able to supply their friends with Froth Imported Goods, nt as low rates as any former importation can be sold for Jung 24 79 T, ft. ft. lioiuftm Totter, Gotten ftagging, &c. A FEW casks, containing eight and n half dozen each of London Dorter, im ported in the ship Georgia, on 28th June last, are yet on hand and fur sale; also, Cotton Bagging, errtes of assorted Liverpool EARTHEN WARE, and a variety of Seasonable Dry Goods, Apply to ANDREW LOW Si CO. July 16 88 w TV\e SvibscrVber IIAS RECEIVED PER SHIP EMPE ROR, AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. AFFLE AND WAi’ER IRONS Dust Pans and Spit-Boxes Hair and Wist Brooms Club and Broad Axes Scrubbing, Cloth and Hair Brushes, ALSO, A few dozen Pocketliglits N. B. WEED. July 23 91a Corn, Malaga W\ut, Ma- mmga\a WYriake^j, &©. Received per brig Reliance, 4500 SS ViRinia 102 Casks Malaga Wine 15 Bbls. Whiskey. 5th Proof 20 Bbls. Glauber SaltB For sale by J. B. HERBERT Si CO. July 20 Du. Paul H. Wilkins, O FFERS his services in the Practicl of MtmcixE, Surbkry and Obste- thicks, to the inhabitants of Savannah and its vicinity. He may he found at Mrs. Wall’s, oral his ofiice tour doors to the south of it, iu Broughuin-Strcet. July 21 88 VV ho Wants a N urse ? A WHITE LADY of considerable expe rience as a NURSE, will be thankful for employment a» such, in any respectable family. Her charges wiOe moderate— i The best references Apply to the editors. l August 6 97o PILOTS A UTHORIZED to act for the Bar and River of Savannah .- BRANCH. E. Broughton, J. Low, R. Briggs, N. B. Sisson, H. Cragg, J. Smith, A. Guard, S. H. Timmons, J. H. Hail, Wright White, J. Johns, Thomas West, W. Wall. CERTIFICATE. J. P. Dent, 9 ft. W. Foslct, 14 ft. ( Wm. White, 12 E. C. Hopkins,14 A- M’Loafi,, 12 J. Robbins, 14 W. Thomas, 14 D Proctor, 16 L. Foster, 16 By order of the Board, JOHN G. HOLCOMBE. Secretary C. P. July 26 V2pf ft.EiM.OY AL. fTUIE subscribers have removed to John* V*- Stoll’s Square, next door west of' Messrs. A. Low Si Co. where they are, opeuing a handsome assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, in addition to their funner stock. W. & H. ROSE. April 5 |o O’ The Darien Gazette, and Recorder, Milledgeville, will give the above four in sertions, and forward their accounts to thin . office. DRAWING OF THE Maryland State Lottery, RECEIVED. T HE following are the numbers to which the Capital Prizes were drawn, viz: N”. 23,151 j 10,000; 23,4-17,«10,000; 2.547 gJIJUO; 4,736, 10,168. 11,271, 27,636, 33,- 838,34,652, 35,940, 37,322, 38,002, 39,089, are prizes of-£1000 each. Those who have drawn prizes will call and receive their cash, or leave their orders for tickets in Union Canal Lottery, or Sixth Class Maryland State Lottery. Applv at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE. August 9 Land Lottery Notice. T HE Books of the Receivers of Names, will be finally closed on MONDAY MORNING, 15th instant All persona, tlieretnre, who are legally entitled to chan ces, urc requested to cull on the subscribers, previous to that day, otherwise they will be debarred. JOSEPH S. PELOT, WM. O. WAYNE, WM. A. MOORE, August 6 Rereiv’rp. fl?p Notice. T HE subscriber being about to leave Sa vannah, for the North, and wishing hereafter to confine his business to his re tail store at the Alarket Square, will dis pose of the present stock of GROCERIES at his Wholesale Store on the Bay. The terms will be liberal. Applv to P. M’DERMOTT, Who will also continue to attend to the COMMISSION BUSINESS. August 2 Notice. P|1 HE public are hereby cautioned from JL transacting business as respects the payment or collecting of debts 'within this or any other state, as no person at present has any authority to, from thi« dale nnd for some time past. CHN. D. LEUEY. Ansrust 9 98p Notice. White A LL those having demands against the xl estate of Peter Timothy, late of Chat ham County, Planter, deceased, are hereby required to render them in, duly authenti cated, within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to make payment to DAVID P. TIMOTHY. Qualified Adm’r. August 9 98 Notice. M R. M. H. WAKEMAN will attend to any business with the subscribers, during their absence. D. B. NICHOLS & CO. August 9 9tte Notice, M R. ANDREW SMITH is authorized to act foMiio during my absence. JOHN HERNANDEZ. August 9 98l — — ■ ■ ■■ ■ ' uriM i i i —. . — - Notice. D URING my absence Mr. Aaron Coir ard will act as my attorney. JU3EPH I. THOMPSON. 16 '- 19*