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THE DAILY GEORGIAN. m. il FRIDAY MORNING, February 4, I82(K No. 54 For Liverpool, The ship , ALEXANDER, , Daxirlu, muster; €3^- x^rfehns throe •fourths of Iter cargo stow ed, or ready to go on hoard, ami will be clis- pat cited immediately. For freight apply to the captain on board, at Anderson’s lower wharf, or * Andrew Low & Co. Jm, 22 43 For Liverpool, The ship MARY ALMY, .Toun llruKOL’Miis, master; ft^w.^vhas the greater part of her c*rgo ami will meet with dispatch. ForFreiglit to the captain on board, ut Anderson’s whaif|' or to Andrew Low & Co. .Tan 22- -43 For Liverpool, The well known regular trading Ship GEORGIA, | fifc5L<£Y^5 C. V,irnum t mutter; hating most of her cargo ready, will meet with dispatch. For freight, apply to Andrew Low & Co. Nov 30—4 For Liverpool, 47V The Brig HURON, enpt. Calif, CgHp^Has part of her freight engaged, and ■rfta^M<'oimuenecs loading immediately; for freight of the remainder, apply to Isaac Minis, or Carnochan StMitcliel. Jan 22—rc For Freight or Charter. Two fast sailing SCHOONERS, each burthen about TO tons, now rea- ulv toreeeive cargoes—For terms ap- Splv to |S VAC COHEN, Who has Landing, i30/K10 feet Northern pine boards and scantling 20 bbls Mackarel No 3 15 boxes dipt cutullts 15 boxes Codfish. Feb 2—p Sctli Rich, I NFORMS his*friends and the public, that lie has on hand at. his small store, in Barnard* street, opposite Mr. Gardner Tufts dwclliug- hiM* •, a good assortment of choice GROCE- kies, provisions and old liquors ■which lit otters tor sale im rqasonubld terms. .Ian 18 39 D. WILLIFORD, THANKFUL to his iViemls for former sup port, begs leave to inform theta that ho has procured No. 2, Commerce Row, (lately occu pied by S.C. D inning, esq.) where he will with gratitude receive their orders. *V (tegular side days, Tuesday and Friday, fes heretofore, jun. 18-39 The Undersigned H AVING for three years past had a Com mercial Establishment in LIVERPOOL, under the firm of Inane, IjOw £f Co. Offer the services of that house to thciHriemh and the public, in the sale of Produce, the pur chase of Goods, amt other business on Commis sion. Liberal advances will be made on shipments. Andrew Low k ('a Die. 1819.—12* The Subscribers Have on hand a general assortment of HARD* WARE, embracing most articles required for building; which they will he re^dy to expose fbt sale in a day or two at their store on the Bay. JAMES DICKSON V CO. .Tan *>0 —41 The Subscribers. By the assistance and \ cry great exertions ot kind friends, have been e nub led to preserve the principal purl of < heir Stock of inerchantdise, to- .gctliei* with their store, from the late conflagra tion. They are now removing their goods back to their former stand, oji the Bay, where they will offer for sale, in a day or two, on their former terms, for cash, cotton or negociuble paper. The Stock comprises every article requisite! for the present and approaching season on w Inch tile} - will sell by the dozen, piece or package. JAMES DICKSON & CO. The Augusta Chronicle, Milledgeville Jour- Hal, and Washington News, are requested to publish the above for one month; and forward their accounts to the Republican office for set tlement. Jan 26 §r 46 N olifte. fTUIE subscriber having taken into copartner- A ship Mr. Wittiiim A*. //olland, the business Wnl in future be conducted under the firm of Fouyat Holland. JOHN F. POUYAT. Dec 1,1819,-14 NEW RICE. T HE undersigned has removed to one of the fire proof stores on Fruser’s-whart, where he continues to transact the Factorage and Commission BUSINESS, and will be happy in devoting his best attention, and endeavors to promote the interest of ali those persons who will favor him wilh then pat vnnuge. He lias for sale sonic large crops of Prime Savannah River RICE, which lie is now ready to deli' er in considerable parcels, at the short- ot notice. PETIT DE VlLLBllS, Factor. Savannah. Dec. 2, 1819. Dvc. j 2m 7 Savaohah Poor-House hihI JIo s * ’’ pitul Lottery. THE recent calamity which has befallen our city, having almost placed every individual to arrange anew his business, the Commissioners of this Lottery, have been under the painful ne cessity to suspend the drawing (which was to have taken place yesterday) for a few days, the Commissioners being convinced that the Public will coincide; when it is well known the bene fits arc for*tmr Poor-House and Hospital. All the High Prizes remain n the Wheel, and no Lottery oilers so great a chance to make a Fortune- For Tickets and Shares, apply at O. H. Hayden’s Office, hi the Police Office, Exchange. N. B.—Persons holding Prize Tickets in the New-York Lottery, are requested to call and receive the money. Jan 29—4 ANDREW LOW If CO. I NFORM their friends and the public, that un til their own Store is rebuilt, they' have rented the Brick Store on the opposite-lot, late ly erected by colonel Johfi Pray; -where in a few days ffTey will remove their GOODS, and open their counting-house. In the mean time, persons having business with them, will please •-all at the house of Mr. James M‘llenry, Court house Square. A considerable assortment of DRY GOODS, saved from the Fire, together with London bot tled Porter and crates oi Crockery ware, are now offered for sale. Their usual supply of Spring Goods is expected from Liverpool in a few weeks. Jan 17—38 Blanchard, Brothers & Co. Will be found at .Messrs.J,/m Gueniu Co’s Counting-Room, Anderson’s Building*, where they offer for sale, 8 pipes Brandy ID bbls ditto ID do Ruin 4 boxes Saddles and Bridles 2 ditto men’s fine wool Hats 1 ditto boy’s ditto ditto 1 ditto men’s assorted Roram Hats 8 pieces superfine blue, black & green Broad Cloths Jan 17 38 Butter. 15 firkins Goshen 11U f I’ER, for sale by Hall & lloyt. Jan 29—p For Sale. k -' 100 casks Liverpool Porter 20 crates Crockery 400 casks Stone Lime 5 bluls. N. E. Gin 125 bbls do Rum 6 lihds Tobacco 40,000 feet white Pine Boards 50,000 Laths 10 casks Nails 30 pieces Cotton Bagging 4 cases French glazed Hats 3 lihds wool Hats 20 casks does 20 bags Coffee, best green A small assortment of DRV GOODS, CONSI8T1XO OF B. Cloths, Hosiery, Muslins, Ginghan|S, and Toilinet Vestings 2 cases French Ribbons 1 do do Cloth Shoes Jan 25—Ire S C Dunning Window Glass, O F the fust quality, assorted. For sale by Jan 27 l47 Bcnj. Howard, Anderson’s Stores. Crapes, sewing Silks, &c. Black French Crapes and black Italian sew ing Silks, together with a general assortment of Dry Goods. For sale at the store, corner of Whitaker and Broughton streets, formerly oc cupied by W. P. Beers & Co. J. 1). Boldeman, Jan 17—'38 Chatham Academy. T HE Quarterly Examination of the Classes in this institution will commence on Friday next, 28th instant, to which the parents and friends of the pupils ;u;e invited. The succeeding Quarter will commence on Tuesday the 1st of February. Tickets of admission will be issued by the un dersigned; at his store, west-end of Bolton's Range, under the counting-room of A. I). Fan nin & Co. to whom it is necessary to apply on or before that day. TERMS OF INSTRUCTION. Boy's School. First Class, spelling and reading, Second Class, Arithmetic, Grammar? and Geography, y Third Class, ditto with Languages? and Mathematics, 5 Girl's School. First Class, spelling and reading, Second ditty, reading, writing aiul? Arithmetic, 5 Third do. do. with Geography and ) History, $ Fourth tlo. do, with Drawing, &c. * AV. T Williams, Treasurer Board of Trustee*. Jan 25 rn 45 S10 00 12 00 13 50 10 00 12 00 13 50 15 00 To be Hired, A WAITING MAN, who Is sober and honest, and capable of performing all the duties of a house servant and waiting man. For terms, See. apply at the Georgian Office. •an 29—t—49 Mrs. Pierce J| AS removed to the house pleasantly situa I ft. ted on the Bay, opposite the Washington •lull; expresses her gratitude to her friends and hopes suU to merit a continuance of their pat ronage. sept 28 *10 Bills of Exchange O N Liverpool, Glasgow and Manchester, payable in London, for sale. Ai.so—A few casks .of superior LONDON POUTER. Juo. Speakmau & C<J* Jours*-wharf. Dec 4 8 J, & W. Turner & Co. H AVE opened a Store on the south side of Broughton Street, between Bull and Whi taker Streets, where they are opening ft gene- nil assortment of DRY GOODS, which they otter for sale, on the most reasonable term*. Jan 22—rc Flour and Pork. 300 bbls. l-liilmli'lpbiu FLOUR, 100 Do. Mess 1-OllK, For sale by Lawrence Nf Thompson. Jan 19—1.| Blankets Plains. 4 Ijali!* -8-4 Whitney Itlnhlcets 2 hales best white Welch Plain* The above good* just received and for sale by Ctiruochan & Mitcliel. Nnv17-"44fS seth mar, H AS just received by lute arrivals, and offers for sale \ cry low, Barrels and kegs of No. 1 Salmon Do do Sounds and 'l ongue* Do Pickels 20 small keg* of the first sort Butter, put up up for family use 50 boxes of the best kind of smoked Herrings ALSO LY STORK, A variety of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS of a good quulit}, consisting of Fly-market, Providence and Boston Mess Beef and Pork Nos. I, 2 and 3 Mackerel Cod Fish by the box or lb. Potatoes, Turnips and Beets by the barrel or small measure Onions, Bacon, Lamp Oil, Molasses, Soap Candles, Chocolate, Pepper, Pimento Sturcli, Ginger, Rosin, soft shelled Almonds Prunes, a good assortment of'Peas White and brown Havana Sugars Loaf Sugar, green Coffee A good assortment of the best kind of LI QUORS, WINES, &c. Also, 25u reams Wrapping Paper, which will he sold very low. jutv7—flm Joseph Stone Co. Have removed since the lute fire to West Broad street, in the rear of'the Georgia Hotel, near Win. Scarbrough, Esq. where they offer for sale on very accommodating terms, u good assortment of Superfine Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Trimmings. Al.SO, Ready made Dress Coats Erode Coats Pantaloons, Vests, ij'c. Sfc. of the best workmanship and first style. Jan 17 38 New Crockery Store. The public are informed that a new China, Glass and Furthenware Store, is for the present opened in Broughton street, thyre doors eust of Mr. Boldeman’* dry good store and next door to Messrs. J. W. Turner & Co. Jan 25 |i;-e Ponce Mackenzie, H AVE removed to Jones’ Upper Wharf, on the floor immediately under Messrs, llall Of Hoyt’s Counting Room. In Store, and for sale on accommodating terms, 20 hhds Molasses 10 do Sugar 4 tierces Coffee. Jan 27 fu Just Received, .in additional supply of superior tVestof England Cloths, Cassimeres and A r estings, Which will be made to order on the shortest notice, by Leslie Thompson. Nov 2J—1—1 The Subscriber Beg* leave most respectfully to inform his country and city friends and the public in geue- ral that he has taken a stand, North East corner of Bank Square, immediately opposite Mr. White’s Merchants’^Intel, whore lie continues to carry on the Tailoring Business, witli ele gance and punctuality, having in his employ a sufficiency of first rate worku cn, and the best Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and Trimmings, which will he made to order on as accommodat ing terms as the times # will admit of, together with a good assortment'of Ready made Cloth ing for sale cheap for cash, by l#slic Thompson. Jan 21 oi&firp* NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Coffee, Bepf-Stpak and Oysters. I HF. SCHSCIIIHKlt vaapectfuH.v Inform, the citizens of SHvuiniah, that lie has opened an OYSTEll HOUSE, comer of Hra -Lane and Price-street, and near ly opposite (’apt. James’ Grocery, where he in ti-mis keeping a supply ot the best Oysters the market affords, lie hopes by particular atten- tiou to the business to merit a continuance of the public patronage. (ASTER SUPPERS prepared at the short est notice. RELISHES to bo hud at nil hour*. IL* takes this method of returning tils grate* ful t {ginks for the encouragement he has alrea dy received. Usury IT. Jicvtzd. .* A few mure UOAKDKliS can be aeeom- tmxlateil. Ian ‘28—|p Medicine unit Drug Store. TflllKs nbsci ibeT hav mg su\ ed the greater part ft. of hi* MEDICINE from the late Fire, has opened a store in Whituket-street, in the vicin- by of Mr. TohlerV and opposite captain W. T. " iUiatn’s residence. He will continue to pruc- lice the different branches of his profession and mu} be found at his residence or at the store. Joseph C. YI liberal mm. Jan 17—ri: . 38 Live Oak AVouil. 30 Cords of Live-Oak Wood, lauding on Wal lace’s wharf, and for sale by Low k AVooilberry. Jan 22 43 Notice to Distressed Persons! 'THE corner house in the lane on the East of Barnard street, now in the possession of Major Juo. Scriven, ist lie place of deposit for Rice and Corn, furnished by the Planters of our country, for the use of all who want either of those art i cles; they will In* delivered under the superin tendence of Alderman.Rourke, at 9 o’clock, A. M.—Beef, also kindly furnished by the same persons, will be delivered at the same time and place, under the direction of Jno. H. Ash, Esq. and one or either of these gentlemen will at tend to-morrow, and commence to issue the above aid to the poor. Materials for clothing will also be furnished. Jan 20—11 Buckwheat Flour, Butter, Lard, &c Just received by the brig Revo and other arrivals^ 12 !|r?*bbl«f buckwheat FLOUR 6 tubs superior Uutlcr, for family use 65 kegs excellent l.ard 15 qr. chests Hyson 'Tea 10 bids Muscovado Sugar 6 bbls and ) . . , .... 1 cask l U " !,ec ‘ l 0IL 1 Large new Feather Bed All which will he sold at moderate prices for cash or approved town paper, bv Joliu Lewis, Nov. 24—50 Factor, j '.u-chaSige Dock Flour* and Com. 160 barrels Iiowurd-atrect superfine Flour 840 buslu-ls white flint Corn Landing from schooner llmnhird, 8c for sale Hall Sf lloyt. Jan 17 Old Jamaica Rum, Madeira Wine, &?(. 10 Barrels containing 30 doz. Jamaica Rum 20 years old. 10 Barrels containing 30 dozen Madeira Wine, 10 years old, 5 bbls. containing 15 dozen Cherry Ratitiu, 18 boxes do 14 do Raspberry do For stole by HALL & HOYT, jan 2#—p WILL HOYT OFFER FOR-SALE, 40 lihds prime St. Croix Sugar 30 do N 1C Rum 100 bbls do do 30 (jr. casks sweet Malaga Wine 10 bbls cherry Brandy 40 tons Jlitssiu and Swedes Iron, assorted 6 tons Share Moulds 149 bids Tar—100 reams Wrapping* Paper 20 firkins Butter—13 casks Cheese 103 nieces Cotton Bagging 3 liluls Tobacco 2 buds Linseed Oil Jan 17 AVaync f$ Cuyler W ILL attend to their professional business in the western tenement of Mr. George Anderson’s stores. They inform their friends and clients that allium: h their office has been destroyed by fire, they have preserved 11 the papers and books committed to their charge. Jan 18—39 WILLIAM LAAV JOSEPH AV r ' JACKSON, H AVE formed u copartnership in the practice . of Law. Their office is that hitherto oc cupied by the former, adjo ning* the office of Habersham & Jirystlalr, in Colonel Shads’ new building, fronting Juliustou’s square. Dec o- -7 For Sale, A PLANTATION on St. Simon’s Hand, cul led St. Clair. 'The house is at present oc cupied by captain W} By. For terms, apply to Roswell King, Darien; or to Roswell King, jun. Butlers Island, near Darien. Jan 17—+—u PR08PECTV8 FOR PUBl.rS/tl.YG .1 ATCir P.iPtRf TU UK t'ALUill THE METROPOLITAN. WHEN party spirit no where obtrudes lt« self, Save now and thou at a local election, it no doubt will be ddcified by many a most iiinuspis cions sera to commence the publication of a , v\\ f paper at the Metropolis; but the editor, is of opinion, (and he think* he 1 will be borne out in that opinion bv many of tlm wisest amt best men in the nation,) that at the present, ulmve any otlu r tim , an honest and V eil conducted Jour* nnl Can l>e made most cMfimtiall; s ibsci<i C n* to thobesi mijKi’oHtsof tliu .MmtDiyjm people. The public mind bus so lou^'oeen abstiacU'd every thing political, tlml'llte act* ol the two* C'ldve are scarcely ever enquired into, but whole proceedings as tacitly acquiesced in, i* if every man called to aot«in a high ami rospnu* silde capacity, was rendered immaculate the mo ment he was enshrouded tiHbe mantle of ofTit e: or sh if, when a public seal was once placid in the hand, its holder coulil no longer do a wrong. That this is a most ndurtnuig feature in a Re publican form of government, ewqy candid man must admit. Some .loni'tials, it is title, have endeavored to louse the people from this dan gerous repose, aud to point out a few of the nquiy mournful examples on record, m na'iona slumbering until their liberties have fallen a »a- fcriflcetotlicir anuthyi but the number o(sueU journals for the last two orlhree years Jma bcrn very limited, and more recently, so tunny of the few h v«* apostatised, that searcei} Halt'a dozen remain in the whole United States, that me not indiscriminate applauders of the exciudvc brunch of the government. The great impregnable fortress of a republic is the activt jealousy of her citizens; that forms the grand toner which neither strength nor art cun supe—Too much confidence invariably hi gets a degree of secu rity, When long indulged, mu} lead to the most fatal consequences. Let us therefore be cau tious, lest in our over-struined zeal for reconci liation, and the extinction of puny, we do not put out the light of Liberty forevet fi urn among us. Religion, the great pillar which upho'ds our moral iiistitutiuus, must have its importance continually impressed on our minds, or its di vine precepts would recede from us, and pro bably be obliterated lore vert—srt is it with that sacred inheritance, I.iiiKarv, biquentlicd to nf by our fathers, aiul atchii ved with llicir blood, the flame of which has hitherto burned so bright on our altars—it lives only by constant disr nmion, aud how is that discussioi to lie kept alive, if the whole mass of public opinion is suffered to run together, like u heap ot molten h ad, into one dull and shapeless mould? I ho Editor therefore thinks, that il as ill not otdy he politic, but absolutely necessary \t> add another watchman, if it be merely to rattle ut the win dows and cry “Awake, awake, all is not Safe.*' Th v Editor would not have the public infer from the forugoihg, that he is anxious to revive party rancor, and till the lends, private animosi ties and jealousies, which hu\e hitherto been attached to it—lie conceives thai us much to he deprecated on the one hand, as the total absence of political spirit is to be lamented on the other, Neither would he have his friends imply, that because he is desirous of encouraging a’full in vest igat ion of our national affairs, lie is to on- dertike an unqualified opposition to the mciuMiva of the present aditnuisiration. His imtnti.m is to canvass them fairly, impartially, • ml respect- full}; to applaud that which lit? con dives to operate for the welfure of his country, and tln.t which lie thinks wrong, finliesitutuiuly and uu- equivocally to condemn. In thus promoting an examination into the conduct of those who Com pose our cabinet, the Enitor thinks he woffld benefit, rather than injure them, by stimulating them il they be cureless, exciting them if they be lethargic, awakening them to a f ull sense of their responsibility, und calling the great majo rity of the people to be witnesses, arbiters and impellers of their conduct. While the grand machine thus moves on iLsvus' orbit, depart ments in u move limited sphere may nuh »s need the salutary eye of vigilance and inquity. 'The Editor pledges himself, that fie will nei ther waver nor depart from the principh s which hr has laid down for Ins guidance 'The end lie u ms at is a liberal discussion of public measures for the public good—In furthering tins desirable object connected with his wish- to render Ins paper generally useful, instructing and amusing, lie solicits the patronage of his fellow-citizens. CONDITIONS. The Metropolitan will he published daily dur ing the session of Congress, und three tunes a Week in the recess. It will be printed on a small, but neat sheet, and on new Aud elegant type, selected for the purpose—Trice hix Dol lars per annum, payable in advance. Taper* throughout the United Spites are respectfully invited to exchange, and send their papers with out delay, directed to Georgetown, District of Columbia. To Rent. T HE commodious Wlifttf and Stores, at pre- sent occupied by Mr. 1. Minis, for terms ap ply to .Tames Johnston, or George Anderson & Son. Jan 27 eu47 To Hire, T HREE Prime Men, who have been accus tomed to boating between this place und Augusta. Apply to the Printer, jan 5 33 For Sale, N INE hundred lbs. Prime FEATHERS in good order for Bedding. Apply u y Vliis of fice. de c .it>— 29 For Sale, TWENTY-FIVHMU1F.S, which mny be Men at Fair Lawn. Enquire of Bacon and Bruen or the subscriber. S. Brooks. October 23, 23. The Branch Bank of the United Slates is removed to the counting house of R. Richardson US (jo. JAMES HUNTER, CWiiV/*. Jan 18 39 Notice. Haying been invited to an examination of the situation of the Smninuuh Marine Ztf Fire Jn» suranee Office, alter the recent dreadful confla gration, we have much satisfaction in s'zting, that its Bunk Stock, Specie, and Real Ek’atc, are ot themselves, more than siilficient to »a- tisfy the loss incurred by the fire, and to re deem the notes which it has now hi circulation. VT. B. BULLOCH, President Rank of Georgia. II. RICHARDSON, President Office Hank 17. Stains, JAMES JOHNSON, President Planters* Bunk. Savannah, Jan 13, 1820 Jun 17 38 To Rent, Several Counting Booms and Ware-houses on Jones’ wharf. Apply to R. A J. Habersham. Jui 17 J Fifty Dollars Reward. T HE Store oi the subscriber was entered oij the night of the JOth nit. and robbed of win* dry' articles of Wearing Apnarvl and Dn Go’ibJ^ c insisting oi' one piece drab Cloth, yuc piece black Cambrick, blue, black and mixed clotl> Pintaloons and Trowsers, Bed Flannel Hurts, White linen, und white and check cotton Shir's, silk uni\otton Handkerchief, one great ( on, one bed, lined and bound Shoes, £tfc. The above reward will be paid for the thief ani goods, or Twenty-Jive Dot lure for either. WilliamHenry, F* l-Jl