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For Liverpool,
The well known regular trading
Ship
Georgia.
C. Vurn nm, muster/
having most of her cargo ready, will meet with
dispatch. For freight, apply to
Andrew Low & Co,
Nov 30—4
For' Greenock,
The well-known coppered
British tl'-p
11 O M E R.
^ Roukht Kkb, master,
'will meet with dispatch. For freight of 150 a
200 hags cotton, or passage, apply to the mas
ter on board at Frazer’s wharf, or to
Jno. Speak man & Co.
Jones’ -wharf.
Dec 4—8
For Dublin,
The Ship
DUBLIN PACKET,
C'apt. Coles.
i For freight or passage, apply to
John Hunter.
For talc on board,
96 bundles HAY
80 barrels ALE.
Pec 18—-15
For Havana,
The line Packet Ship
CERES,
’commences loading'on Monday
i^jrifT^inoming. and will sail without de
my. " For a little freight or passage,having good
accommodations, apply ° n board, or to
Carnochan Sf Mitchel.
Dec 20 rn
For New-York,
The elegant packet Ship
ADONIS,
Captain CkambHn»
rTJirwV^will meet immediHte<«espatch,hav.
iiig a considerable part of her careo engaged.—
For freight or passage, having elegant accom
modations,apply on board at Jones’ upper wharf,
to Cant Champlip, or at the Steam-Boat wharf,
t0 1 * WM. SCARBROUGH,
dec 24—u
For Liverpool,
j&k The good Brig DRYADE,
\ ’’ JSm. Wilson, master,
A»-‘rvty sail on or about the 16th instant.
g£jj^£^For freight of 20C bales cotton, apply
to the master on board, or to
Johnston k Hills.
jan 4—u
For London,
The fast-sailing British Brig
MARTHA,
Captain Maim,
£tn have immediate despatch, For
frieght, apply to
R. Richardson Sf Co.
dec.29—p
For Providence, It. 1.
The Brig
GEN. JACKSON,
■ William Greenmail, master;
£will meet with despatch. For freight
age apply to the master on board, at
Rice’s wharf, or to
John Lewis.
Nov 19—46
For Wilmington, N. C.
The Sell. INDUSTRY,
. Billups, master,
\ will be despatched immediately. For
^___J^freight or passage, apply on board at
Wallace’s wharf, oj; to
Bulloch Sadler,
Who have landinR from tlie ship Win. Pci-eii,
from Philadelphia, and for sale,
100 barrels Fresh Flour.
dec 23—ef
~~ For St. Augustine,
The regular trailing schooner
JANE,
. G. DiKLian, master.
fr^S 1 * 1 nr Passage. apply to the
master on board at -MTIread)’* whurt. or to
GAUDltV « UUPAIJKE.
dec 23 24
For Darien,
The sloop WASHING TON,
captain Jones, will sail ill all this n eelt.
.For freight or passage, having good ac-
^iHiitnodatiuiis, apply on board, or to
Bacon & Bruen.
Dec 14—16 •
By Watts £5 Joyner,
At private sale, on a credit of 90 days, the fol
lowing articles of gentlemen’s Apparel, of the
latest New-Yorkfassion, viz:
2 trunks aup’o cloth dress Coats, blues & blacks
ldo double milled blue and mixed Cassimere
Pantaloons
1 do corded Florentine* black cassimere and Va
lencia W esooats
1 do Surtout Coats, walking Frocks and chaise
wrappers
1 do Tartan plaid and cambles boat and horse-
myna Cloakt
AH of which are of the most fashionable make
nml best vu'urkjuu*uJ»hil‘.
Nov 30—a—4
Buckwheat Flour, Butter, Lard, &c
Just received by the brig Hero and other urrivals,
la “^ Huckwh -‘W» Jlt
6 tubs superior Butter, for family use
65 kegs excellent Lard
15 qr chests Hyson Tea
10 bids Muscovado Sugar
1 c«ik“ nd ^ I,inseed Oil.
1 large new Feather Bed
All which will be sold at moderate prices
for cash or approved town paper, hv
John Lewis,
• Nov 24—50 Factor, Exchange Hock.
Fresh Goshen Butter.
A FEW kegs of Goshen Butter, put up ex
pressly for family use. Also, half bbls sup,
FLO UK, for sale, by
F. W. Iticc,
Moore’s wharf, opposite Greene & Lippitt’s
Dec 8 7
Flour, Tobacco, fjc.
F IVE hundred bbls Richmond Flour
30 kegs and half kegs Manufactured To.
bacco
500 bushels Brim
Landing from sclir. Funny & Man/, and for sale
by 11. B. GWATHMKY.
'Dec 8 11
Negro Shoes
At 75 cents and §1, for sale by
r F. Richards,
Corner of Whitaker and Congress streets, east
of the Maiket. Nov 17 -44
Southern Stage.
Ine Stage will commence running twice a
week on Sunday, the 24tb October. It will
leave Savannah every Sunday and Thursday,
and will leave Darien every Tuesday and Fri
day. The Stage will start precisely at 4 o’clock
in the morning, from the Georgia Hotel. No
seat will be reserved for any passenger until the
money is paid.
William B. Holzendorf.
On 23—23
FALL <Sj WINTER GOODS.
F1R11E subscribers arc now opening a variety
JL of SEASONABLE ARTICLES ,which with
those on board the ships Oglethorpe, Emily,
and Georgia, now on their way from Liverpool,
will make their assortment of
Woollen, Worsted, Cotton, and
Linen GOODS,
Very general and extensive; and will be sold at
a reasonable advance for cotton or undoubted
paper. ,
Andrew Low & Co,
Sept 18 206
For Sale,
FT^WENTY-F! VE MULES, which may be seen
JL at Fair Lawn inquire of Bacon & bruen,
or the subscriber,
S. Brook*.
October 23- -23
Rendy Made Clothing.
T HE subscriber respectfully informs the in
habitants of Savannah and its vicinity, that
lie has now on hand a Quantity of
Beady-Made Clothing,
made in Savannah, which work is well executed
suitable to the preseot and approaching season,
and will lie sold at a low price.
His shop is three doors east of Messrs Dick
son & bo. near the Exchange, on the Bay.
He likewise keeps a constant supply of Boy’s
Sailor’s and Servum’s CLO THES,
For Baltimore,
The sloop GOOD-HOPE,
B e’up tain Wing,
Will positively sail on Sunday next, for
the above port, wind and weather p.er-
mining. For freight or pw»ge. having good ac-
rorainudationa, apply on board at Bolton s » hart
BACON tjf BRUEN,
j2 Exchange-wharf
or to
dec 9
jan 5-
Anthony Pipier.
£> James M. “Wayne & Richard
R. CUVLElt have entered into a copartner»li|i,
to Practice the Law, il\ the Eastern circuit of
the state, in the counties of Burke and Semen-
in the middle circuit, and in the Federal circuit
court of the United States.
yiteir Office is near the Exchange, on the
llav, and over tile Office of the Savannah lie.
publican.
Savannah, JVer. 3, 1819, o5
For Sale,
The well known packet sloop
GF.-VEBAL WASHINGTON, J. Monro,
t master, burhen 74 tons, sails remarka-
._-JJfily fast and is well found. For terms,
wliicli ivill be accommodating, apply tu
John Rogue,
Bulloch'i Building
Dec 14—lfi ^__
~ Wanted,
A SITUATION as accomptant to a commission
merchant, factor, auctioneer or importer,
jan 4—321
Fifty Dollars Reward!
ROBBERY.
T HE house of the subscriber was entered in
to tlie night of the first iust. by some per
son or persons, and a quantity of household arti
cles stolen therefrom, consisting of the follow-
ing;—ChinU liuilts and linen Sheets, Pillow
Cases, Table Cloths, Towels, We. all of which
were marked with the initials L- A. II. Also,
one brown Surtout and one blue Coat with a
number of other articles of wearing apparel. ■
A Reward of Twenty Dollars will be given for
the detection of the thief or thieves, so tliai
thev may he brought to justice; and a farther
reward of Thirty Dollars for the discovery oi
the abovemeutiunvd articles.
Levy Hart,
ian 4—
Notice.
T HE subscriber having taken into conurth*-
ship Mr. William It. Holland, the buaim*
will in luture be conducted under the drill ot
Fouyat Holland.
JOHN F. POUVAT.
Savannah, Dec. 1, 1819.
Dec 11 14 -
French und British Goods. 3
25 packages of French & JJrJKA
GOODS, consisting of Jg V
White, bWbk atid-chungcuhlti LevantineF"f . ■ j
Changeable and black Florences '
Superfine while Flannels
9-8 and 6-4 Cambric Muslins
Rose Blankets, 9-4 10-4 and 11-4 ^
Superfine London Cassi meres
9-8 Sfeam loom Shirtings
Elegant Brussels Carpeting and Rugs
English, Ingrain and Venetian Stair Carpeting
Kendal Cottons
Printed Ilombazetts
Irish Linens and Tabic Diapers
All of which have been purchased low at auc
tion to the North, and will be sold by the pack
age or piece on very moderate terms, by
George W. Coe,
On the Hay, near Iiarnurd*strect.
Also on Consignment,
1 case elegant French Ribbons
2 do Dutch Looking-Glasses
1 do Hats
15 trunks Shoes
31 barrels fresh Ale.
Dec 17 re
NEW RICE.
FI VIE undersigned bus removed to one of the
-l fire-proof stores on Fraser’s-wharf, where
lie continues to trunsacl the
Factorage and Commission
BUSINESS,
and will he happy in devoting his best attention
unci'endeavors to promote the interest of all
tlwise persons who will favor him with their
patronage.
He has for sole some large crops of Prime
Savannah River RICE, which he is now ready
to deliver in considerable parcels, at the short
est notice.
.PETIT DE V1LLERH, Factor.
Savannah, Dec. 2, 1819.
Dec 3-*— 2m 7 ^''
FURNITURE-
JUST RECEIVED,
An Invoice well made New-York Furniture,
Consisting of
Sideboards, Bureaus, Secretary & Book Cases
[Extention und common dining Tables
Card syul Breakfast Tables
Hair Sofas, Bedsteads
Candle and M’ash Stands
Looking (Russes, of various descriptions
AVimisor Blinds ditto ditto
Which will be sold low at private sale.
D. Williford.
The Undersigned
H AVING for three years past had a Com
mercial Establishment, in LIVERPOOL,
under the firm of
Isaac, Ijow & Co.
Offer the services ofthat.house to their friends
and the public, in the sale of Produce, the pur
chase of Goods, and other business on Com-
mission.
Liberal advances will be made on shipments.
Andrew Low & Co.
Savannah, Dec. 1819.
Dec 10—12#
.CIotAving AVaveAlouae.
Fl^llE subscriber has the pleasure to inform his
JL friends, and the public, generally, that he
lias engaged Mr. 1). A. Northrop to manage the
tailoring department, and from his abilin and
experience in that line, anticipates being able
to give satisfaction to all those wljo ma\ luvpr
him w itli their custom. Every article, of gen
tlemen’s apparel made in the most neat and
fashionable stv le, and warranted to pleu.se—la
dies’ Helices, Habits and Cloaks cut and made.
He lias on hand a large assort meat of the best
Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestings.
A!,HO I ) ■
A general assortment of
READV MADE CLOTHING;
CONSISTING OF
Extra sup. blue, black and fancy colored cloth
Dress Coats
do bine, black und mixed cloth & cas
si mere Pantaloons
do fancy toilinet and Mcrscillcs Vests
do white Merseilles. do
do black silk Florentine do
do buff cassimere do
do black cloth and cassimere do
no blue, olive, brown, green und drab
Surtouts
with every article necessary in the above line,
which are offered for sale on the most reasona
ble terms.
J. George,
Oct 5—13 On the Day.
NE WEST FASHIONS.
Just Received,
Per ship Parthian, and brigs Almira and-Triton,
A PULL SUPPLY OP
BOOTS Sf SHOES,
In addition to a large assortment—for safe.
SAMUEL EVANS,
On the second four of the brick store, corner of
Whitaker street 41 ml tin Bay.
Nov 10
The Chatham Steam Saw Mill
is offered tor sale.
A S there exists a necessity for the early dis
position of this property, very fworable
terms will he granted. If not sold be pre the
first TUESDAY in January next, it will then be
sold at Public Auction at the. Oourt-lloi(e.
In the mean time, apply to the subscriber.
J. P Hetty,
Commerce Alow.
de i 22—-rp
WILLIAM LAW
JOSEPH W.'JACKSON,
H AVE formed a copartnership in-the prac
tice of Law. Their office in that hitlerto
occupied by the former, adjoining the office of
Habersham if Drusdale, in Colonel Shads’He W
building, fronting Johnston’s square. . )
Dec 3—7
To be Rented,
T HE lower WHARF of the .subscribe*, id-
joining that occupied by Messrs. Dill &
Hoyt, upon which there is a wooden STORE,
divided into four tenements, w ell adapted for
Shops or Counting-Houses.
James Wallace.
I dec 22—re v
Nov 29-
Planters Bank.
I N Election for thirteen Directors on the
part of the Stockholders, will be held ut
il Bank, on MONDAY, the 3d January next—
I he poll to he opened at 9 o’clock A.M. will be,
nsed at 2 P. M.; opened again at 3 and closed
5 o’clock, P. M. Signed,
J^Mursliall) Cashier.
Ore 21
-226
To Let,
F THE lower Floor of the western tenement of
. brick Stores on Jones’ upper wharf. Ap-
10 HALL & IIOYT.
Dee 13 15
Fowling Ticces
O F fine silver mounted, middling and com
mon qualities, of the best workmanship,
k warranted perfect in the locks &. barrels;
ALSO
Superior llifle-Guns,
the best, perhaps ever brought into this coun
try, for sale by the case ut a low advance, by
ttam’l Baimtim,
Corner of Broughton and Muntgomery-sts.
Nov 25 jj—I
To Rent,
A Dwelling-Iimt-e situnlnl in
Broughton-slrect, with convenient fire
proof Outhouses. Immediate piNses-
sion can he givi 11, and if wished, the
principal pari of the FURNITURE may be hir
ed with it. Apply to the printers,
dec 29—p
To Rent,
That itli-asatilly situated House
YVft in Reynold’s Ward, belonging to the
■ lito estate" of Richard M. Stitts, anil lately
" * occupied by Robert Habersham, Esq.
For terms, apply to
dec 28—lm
George Amlerson.
For Sale,
The Dwelling House, lately oc-
I'm copied by Mr. Isaac, opposite the new
a - Church, in South Broad Street. Ap-
ply to
Nov 17—44
Andrew Low & Co.
To Rent,'
A good two story HOUSE in
Rcynolds-w ard, opposite the Filinturc,
together with a house fit for a Hachc-
lor, ora ntau with a small family. Pos
session can be given for either, about the mid
dle of the present mouth.
T. Bourke.
Oct 30—29
To Let,
The Counting-room lately oc
FYtt copied by the subscribers, who
■ «■( removed lo the one recently occ
have
one recently occupied
by Messrs. J. Buttcllc & Co.
ALSO,
The Counting room, at present occupied by
Philip Deuel, Esq.
A. B. Fannin & Co.
Aug. 10—89'
To Rent,
THE subscriber oilers to rent nis
FIRE-PROOF STORES,
in 5he vicinity of the Steain-boat Com
pany’s wharf.
Jolm H. Morel.
Oct 28—27
To Let,
On n Building Lease,
P ART of a Lot of LAM > in Savannah, known
by the letter L, situxf.c in Congress-street,
ppnsite Dr. Coppee’s A pothecary Shop, con
taining about thirty-four f eet in front, and twen
ty-five feel in depth. T his portion of a lot lies
near the Market, and is an excellent stand for
business. For terms, Bui. apply te
Ja mes McConky.
Dec 11 1—14
To Rent,
Jhid pomemon given immediately,
A HOUSE, situated on t he corner of Brough
ton and Jefferson streets. For terms, which
will be moderate, enquire Ht the store of
F. Selleck.
May 24 53
THR
ANALECTIC MAGAZINE,
(new SEttOJS.)
A NKW Scrle. being intended to commence
with the yt’nf 1823, it is thought jimpcr to
l.v before Snb«criben* and the public the [dsn
which is proposed fcr.thc future.
This Journal, ttsllte priglnttTsubscribers doubt
less recollect, was first, nod so long as it 1C,
Mined the title dl “Select Heyiews” limited to
a aelcctimt front HritHdlRevicwa and Magazine.
oflsuo.lt articles as win, mbs! Ibtereptiug in this
oountfv. Till, plan vAn suited to the ciVCtuii-
ntuncis qfthatVi wb Ufo Voit Potto was then
4 >(^ifiadiJuiUcUKfe,
coadHtiwV wBb .^bUWj.Jjnil’tlie ^Mliemtuuy^
now published at lloston, Tiad Hot'App^arefl,—
The British periodical publications w«rc objects'
of giT-at interest and curiosity,' and from them
was ruslly formed a magUzine, both usefd nod
entertaining, .
The title was changed and original malterin- ■>
trochiced when Mr. Washington rrvingliecame
the editor, mid the earliest volumes ol the “M-
alccu'c Magazine” Were enriched with some <»f
the finest productions of that elegant and justly
favorite writer. From that time to the .present, •
every succeeding volume has contained much
original composition upon sucjccts of national
literature, biography and history, varying in
ouantity, according to the occasions of its pro
duction, and accompanied with u selection,more
choice and Hpurineyfroiu a much increased num
ber of foreign publications.
Considerable diversity of opinion has prevail
ed among the advisers of the successive Editors
as to the due proportion of original and seluctcd
matter, some urging the propriety ofYewlcrijjg'
the Magazine purely original, and others rec-
muinending the total exclusion of all but selec
tions. The course pursued has been a compro
mise between these two opinions.
A periodical Beview, wholly original truly
American, conducted with ability, and exten
sively patronized, is indubitably a desideratum in
our country. The “North American Review,”
published qhartcrly at Boston, is the oiily work
which approaches this character. Anil until
our reading public arc more disposed than at
present tu encourage such an enterprize, anoth
er cannot he attempted with any hope of sijch
success as would produce either honor c-r profit
o the projectors.
The present Editor of the Analcctic Magazine
is, however, desirous to fender it as nearly an
original Journal as public patronage will permit, .
and \yill; if circumstuiufts allow, gradually ex
clude all foreign aid from its pages.
The length of the subscription list must, how-
ever, determine the quantity of original coilnio-
sit ion that cun he paid for, and it isolniom* that
to depend on (lie ynsual contributions of gcntle-
,v»r-»r wm/ » -mh.u^m.1 o*.,,
lone, or from friendship to the Editor, would be
a very insecure dependence; although the Edi
tor gratefully acknowledges the many valuuble
communications receiver, tin* year, from such
sources. Subscribers may however he assured
that no worthless original matter shall be insert
ed, mere4 because it is original, and no article
shall ever be inserted as original which is not
truly so, as is too often done in some cote’mpo-
rary Journal?. Since therefore original compo
sition cunnot be hoped tor at once, of a satisfac
tory quality, and in quantity sufficient to fill all
the pages of the Magazine, no promise can ut
present he made further than that as much shall
be procured us the patronage of the Journal
will allow.
1 he selected matter, is is presumed, hnwev-
L-r, will be found of no little interest and value,
The British journals have lately exhibited a ve
ry silly animosity tou-M-ds our institutions, but
they still contain many very ingenious disquisi
tions, ami much curious information,'Which must
be interesting anil useful to the American pub
lic. “Fas cat ft ah hoste duceri,” however much
we may blame their prejudices,or contemn tbeif
railings, we stiff may ii/.U onr profit in makeiug
their knowledge and the result of their indi.stiy
andresarch our\own. The Quarterly and Ed
inburgh Reviews arc republished and extensive
ly circulated in the U. States, perhaps therefore,
selections from them may not be generally ad
visable; lest the public should he tired by repe
tition. And oi) the other hand, tho “I /idles*
Monthly Museum,” “I.a Belle Jlstemblor,” and
some otlu-r works of the* same light character
arc carefully eviscerated for that ente rtaining
miscellany the , “Athenaeum.” But there are
many others, particularly the British Review,
British Critic, New Monthly Magazine, Klectic
Review; Pamphleteer, European Magazine, A-
siatic Journal, Anti jacobin, Black woou’s Edin
burgh Magazine, Constable’s Edinburgh Maga
zine, Journal of Science and the Arts, &c, &e.
supplying excellent and abundant matter for
selection and abstract. And besides all these,
the French Journals which are. not at all intro-
ductftl to our reading public, either by republi-
catioii or extracts, form a much richer wine of
uiftgmation. The new work entitled “Bcvue
Encyclopedist*” is full of excellent writing on
politics and liteiature. The “Joia-ual des Sn-
vans,” “Minervc Frnncaisd,” ami “Journal Lite-
raire,” are also admirable in the exhibition of
talent and learning. Translations from these ici/l
form u part »f every future number. And the
German periodical works will be made use of in
the same manner, though the difficulty of pro
curing a regular supply forbids any precise en
gagement as to the frequency of translations
from them.
Every number will contain a monthly list of
new publications, domestic and foreign, and, ua
far as can be obtainecj, an epitome of the pro-
ceedingsef scientific and literary institutions, at
honie and abroad.
The Magazine will be published in the same
stv le, with the same embellishments, and on the
*ame conditions as heretofore, by James Max-
* ell, b. E. corner of Fourth and Walnut streets,
d hiladelphia.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
The Amdcctic Magazine is published in
monthly numbers, of b8 pages each, embellished
iriih engravings—by American artists.
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