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f tor the particular udvautago of^ftif'own em pire, but fur thogeneral benefit of all the na tions of the world. Wo have ndtspano to expatiateumifeatInrjfe outlie provisions of ilu' treaty ; but iftlio collateral conventiona be concluded in tho sonjo spirit whiuh breath* I vx throughout this importaiit document, ilio J Autocrat of Russia will haw as unexpectedly •mined a High character for moderation, ns his General d d for military ability and cou- ni/te in so suddenly moving across tho IJal- ' Katin into the very heart of Rouinelia, Tim other news brought by this arrival is not of an important character. Tho revenue for the quarter ending Oct 10th, amounts to £10,038,677, being on increase over tho corresponding quarter of the previous year of £03.012. Tills increase was less than anti cipated, owing to a doerenso of oxciso, amoun ting to £110,10*2. Tho increase on Customs was £803,721. Official accounts have reached Iiondon of the rejection of tho application made by Don Miguel to tho Pope for a recognition of his authority as King of Portugal. Parliament was prorogued to tho 10th of J)cc. though it was said tliat it would proba bly assemble curlier. *A destructive lire occurred at Manchester on the morning of Oct. 12th, by which the extensive warehouses of tho company of mer chants trading to and from Liverpool, Leeds, York, unci Halifax, were laid in ashes. Four barrels of gunpowder which were in one of tho warehouses, exploded during the confla gration, shaking tho surrounding fabricks like tin earthquake. The warehouses wore full of bales of cotton. Many firemen were injur- (v.!> und one lost life life. Washington Irving, Secretary of Legation of iho United States, arrived in London from the Continent. American Stocks nt London, October l.». Throes 701.—Four and Half 89 a 89. Now York Fives 90$. Ohio Sixes 100$. U. S. Bank £1576. r,am the Atm York-American hoi*. 17. The Treaty of Peace is at last come.— The New York packet, which arrived last night, brings ns London papers to the 16th ult. inclusive, and they Ornish official copies of the treaty, which will bo found at length below—but of whioh, for the bonolit of those who do not rend long documents, we annex a summary made by the Liverpool Chronicle. Since our Inst ’publication, the treaty of ponce between Russia and Turkey has been published. It. consists of sixteen articles, by the last of which live treaty is to be ratified within six weeks, and is signed by Count Dic- bitch, Count Orloff, and Count Palilon.-— Moldavia and Wallachia, Adrianople, Silis- tria, tho whole extent of tho Balkan from Ihnine as far ns Kazan, Bourgas, Sizipolis, anil ull the places which tho Russian troops have occupied in Roumelia are to bo restored to tho Porte. The Pruth, from Moldavia to The Danube, and tho Danube to the month of St. George’s, will continue to form tho fron tier line between the two empires. The Danube is to bo navigable to the mer chant vessels of tho Powers, but Russian ships of war arc not to go beyond the junction of t he Danube with tho Pruth. The line follow ing the limit of the Gouriel, from the Black Sea as far as Imentia, and from thence to the junction ofthc AkUaltzik, Kars,& Georgia,in cluding the town of Akhaltzilc, is to bo tho fron tier of Georgia, Mingrclia, and otherprovine.es of tho Caucasus united to Russia. All the countries to the south and west of this lino, together with Kara, Erzeroum, and other towns and pnehalieks which have boon occu pied by the Russian troops, are to ho under the dominion of the Porte. The privileges of the principalities of Moldavia and Wnlln- cliia are secured to them. The six districts detached from Scrvia arc to ho restored, and the clauses of tho treaty Akcrmann referring to Servip are to ho immediately obsorved by tho Porto. Tho 7th article claims groat privileges and immunities for Russian vessels trading to Turkey, and for Russian subjects residing in the dominions of tho Porte. The latter are to be under the exclusive jurisdiction and police of tho Ministers and the Consuls of Russia; and the Black Soa, the Dardanelles, ami the canal of Constantinople are to bo open to all merchant vessels of Powers at pence with the Sublime Porte. An infraction of any of the stipulations in this article without prompt re dress, is to be taken as a declaration of hosti lity. By the 8th article, the Porte is to p in tho course of eighteen months, 1,500,1 Drawing Received. T UB foUowing.iire the drawn Number, in thu Washington City Lottery, Cltss, No. 17. 20, 41,56,14, 39,43,18* 53,28. Holders'of-prizes,' will tall for tho Cash at LUTHER’S Lottery efr Exchange Office.. nov 20 PRIZES S PRIZES !! MARYLAND STATE CLASS vir. T IIE above was drawn in Baltimore Yes terday 20tli inst„ and tho drawing will bo receivedhere, on tho 3d Dee. It is on tho popular odd and even system, by which the purchase of two tickets or shares, insures the adventurer one, and he may draw three pri zes. Tho Prizes arc os follows : 10,000 Dollars 1,000 Dollars 500 Dollars 400 Dollars 200 Dollars And a largo number of smaller denomination. Tickets only FOUR Dollars—halves, quar ters and eights in proportion. Q^T” Orders are received at the ESTABLISHED OFFICE, Owen’s Buildings, next door S. of Middleton’s, In all the popular Lotteries, nov 20 ran providence, The first rate coppered and copper fastened brier HAVRE, — IV. T. Pearce, Master, Having moat of her freight engaged, will meet with immediate despatch. For freight of 100 bales, or passage, having good accom modations, apply on hoard, at Moore’s wharf, or to TAFT & PADELFORD. nov 17 10,000 DOLLARS. CONNECTICUT STATE WL Jp 11JT V Us CLASS No. 11. AS drawn on the 21st inst. Tho draw* ingwillbo received SCHEME: on tlio 2d Dec. 1 prize of @10,000 1 do 2,300 1 do 2,000 1 do 1,20.0 1 do 1,022 2 do 1,000 •1 do 800 5 do 300 10 do 150 10 do 20() 20 do 100 Tickets, : : : : : #4 00 Halves, : : : : : 2 00 Quarters, : : : : : 1 00 Orders attended to at LUTHER’S nov 25 Lottery <$r Exchange Office. pon mvr.YoHK,. (estaili.iied line. I Tho elegant new regular packet ship TYBEE, 'j Deniton Wood, matter. Having a considerable port of her cargo en gaged, will have immediate despatch. For palance of freight or passage, having excel lent accommodations, apply to Copt Wood or to HALL, SHAPTER & TUPPER, nov 23 FOR A’E IV-TOKAY [iSTmiSIIBO LINE.] The regular pocket ship HTATlltA,, Thomas Wood,master, Having a considerable port of her cargo engaged, wilt bo immediately dispatch- cd. For balance of fVoight or passage, apply lo Copt. W. on board, or to nov 17 HALL, SHAPTER & TUPPER. FOR NEW YORK, [ncuooner I,INK,3 The fust sailing packet schr. Olll) E, P. I). Alacey, matter. Will meet with quick despatch. For freight or passage, having handsome ac commodations, apply to Cupt. M. on board at Auciux's wharf, or to nov 23 COllEN & MILLER. FOR AUGUSTA. Tho polo bont SPLENDID, Has a good sot of hands and lighten to attend.— Freight will be taken low. Applyto .1. ST( nov 14 STONE. To Rent, THE upper rooms in Johnston’s buildings, corner of Bay and Bull streets, having recently been put in good condition. Possession given immediately. Apply to Charles A. Woodruff or the subscriber. GEO. IIOUSTOUN. nov 12 258 ducats of Holland, (about £750*000) as an indemnity to Russian merchants for losses in consequence ofthc measures relating to the navigation of the Bosphorus, at differedt peri ods since 1800. Tho next article refers to flic indemnity tor the expenses of the war, the amount of which is fixed in a separate treaty. The Porto is to declare its entire adhesion to the treaty of July 0,1827, concluded at London. Until the complete evacuation of the territories oc cupied by the Russian troops, tho time for which is fixed by a sepnrate treaty, the admin istration of affairs there is to ho under the in fluence of Russia. The thirteenth article provides, that there shall bn an entire indem nity for the subjects of both powers for every tiling they may have done or said during the war. * , . All prisoners of war, on both sides, arc to ho sot free, without, ransom or condition, and furnished with means to reach the frontiers. All previous treaties and conventions, with tho oxcetfirma of tlioso annulled by the present treaties, are to be enrried into effect. By a Boporato treaty tho indemnity for the expenses ofthc war to be paid by the I orto 19 fixed at inn millions of ducats, (about five millions filer!mg') to be paid in ten equal annual instal ments. The indemnity to tho merchants is to bo paid ill four instalments, on the first nl which Adrianople is to he evacuated; mi the second the Russians retreat beyond the Bal kan ; on the third beyond tho Danube; and on tho payment of tho wholo sum or (100 ducats, they leave tho Turkish territory altogether. Palmes &/ liichnrds, H AVE received per ship Tybco and schr Glide from New York, uiul offer for sale: 10 bbls. Newark Cider 5 do. Apples 10 do. Rock water Ale 10 kegs Butter 30 boxes and > a , cu 15 casks ( 10 half bids Button Market Beef 13 kitts pickled Salmon 25 boxes “Digby” Smoked Herring 10 bbls. Canal Flour 10 half do. do. do. 20 half mid qr. bbls. Buckwheat Meal ‘id Ituli'kblti. Dt»U«r Or*»«Uon» 10 drums Figs 10 boxes Prunes 50 boxes Raisins Dried Currants 2 bbls Brazil Nuts 2 do Madeira do. 2 do Filberts 20 boxes Negro Pipes 3 bbls. Smoked Beef In Store: 100 bbls No. 3 Mackerel 20 wholo and half bbls Mess l Boston Beef f Inspect’n 10 half bbls. No. 1 Mackerel J 20 casks pints and quarts, Imperial Dou- ble Stout London Porter i 10 lihds. N. O. Sugar 20 bbls. St. Croix uo. 20 lings “old” Cuba Coffee | 100 bids. Potatoes 2000 bundles Onions 200 Hams “Ohio” 50 boxes “Brown’s” Soap Ilyson, Young Hyson } Powshong, Gunpowder > Teas, fresh und Imperial ) Together with a good assortment of choice Liquors, Spices, dec. nov 23 200—p nov 17 To Rent, The Store adjoining tho City Hotel, under tho dwelling of Mrs. Miller. Immediate possession given. Applyto PIIILBRfCK & BAKER. GIGS! GIGS!/ A. BAY, COACH-MAKER, IIAS received by late ar rivals from the North, a new and complete assort ment of GIGS—one dip- tie spring Barouche, lor one or two horses, and 3 one horse Wagons, which are offered lor ruIo (at ills old stand, corner of Bryan ami West Drond-sts.) ns low and on os good terms ns cun be bought elsewhere in the State. Pnr- dinsers are solicited to cull and uxnmino fur themselves. Carriages and Gigs of all kinds repaired with despatch, and in a workman-like order. Wagons, Drays, Carts und Wheels of all descriptions made and repaired for prices to suit the times, and work warranted. A share of public patronage is solicited. oct31 248 RICH SCHEME.- THE CLASS 13 FOR 1821). W ILL bo drawn in tho City of Now York on tho 2(ith instant. Tlio result will lie received on tho 6th December. In this Scheme with only 14000 Tickets, the Capi tal Prizes aro:— 20,000 DOLLARS 10,000 DOLLARS 3,000 DOLLARS 2,300 DOLLARS 2,110 DOLLARS 1,000 DOLLARS 1,000 DOLLARS 1,000 DOLLARS 1,000 DOLLARS 1,000 DOLLARS 0 of 000 Dollars, 0 of40<l, 3!) of 100, and a largo iiumbcrofOO, 00, SO, 40, &c.&c. &c. Yates <{■ M‘Intyre, Managers—43 num bers—0 drawn ballots, Tickets, @10 00 I Quarters, @2 30 Halves, 5 00 j Eighths, 1 23 Oir Orders received In nil tho popular Lot teries at tho ESTABLISHED OFFICE, Bull-street next to Eppingor's. Prizo Tickets in other Lottcrrics, received for orders, and Cash paid for prizes, nov 24 30,000DOLLS. On Saturday the 14th instant, The first Drawing of the MHXEDGEVILLE MASONIC HALL LOTTERY, T OOK place and will be continued on the 27tli lust, and 11th and 21th Dec. SCHEME 1 prize of @30,000 5 prizes of 8700 l do 13,000 5 do (100 2 do 10,000 5 do 300 2 do 5,(KM) 5 do 400 5 do 1,000 5 do 300 5 do 000 8 do 200 5 do Tickets, Halves, Quarters, 800 25 do 100 @10 00 5 00 2 30 For sale in n great variety of numbers at LUTHER’S. nov 24 Drawing Received, T HE drawing of the UNION CANAL LOTTERY, Class 13, was received yesterday—the following aro the numbers, which determine the fate of all the Tickets :— 19384487 11535 37 57. Combination 5, 15, 25, ordered at tho ESTABLISHED OFFICE, Bull street, next to Eppingor.s, whore Prizes will bo Cashed, or received hi payment for ortlorn in otiior Lottoriou. nov 21 PUBLICS SALES. Underwriter’s Sale. By PHILBRICK 4 BAKER. THIS DAY, 20th inst. At 10 o'clock* will bo sold at tho Steam Boat. Yard* on account of tho Underwriters and alljconcemed, 43 Bags UPLAND. COTTON, * damaged on board Steam. Boat Company's Tow Boat, No. 13*, in coming down the River from Augusta, and- sold under tho inspection of tho wardens of the Port. pov 26 PUBLIC? SALES, Glassware. By PHII,BRICK 4 BAKER, TO-MORROW, -..'Tib inst. At halfpost 10 o‘clock, will bo sold in front of tlipir Auction S*oa handsome assort ment of GLASSWARE, Put up expressly for this market, consisting of Moulded Oval Scroll Dislies do round, Cross Panncl do do Oval and Sheaf do Plates, Nappies and Enamelled Rose Salts, assorted sizes, &c. &c. &c, nov 20 Terms time of sale. Cabinet Furniture. BY PHILBRICK 4 BAKER, TO-MORROW, 27th inst. At 11 o’clock, will bo sold in front of their Auction Store, a handsome assortment of Cabinot Furniture—Among which aro Plain Bureaus, Column do.(.Dressing do. with Glass, Book Cases, Work Tables, Tea do., Dining do., Card do., Elegant Side Boards, Candle Stands. Wash Stands, Mahogany Bedsteads, Cmvcd do., High back Rocking Chairs, Windsor Chairs, &c. &c. &c. nov 20 By J. U. HERREStT. On TUESDAY, let December, At 11 o’clock, will bo sold before the Court House in. this city,. A NEGRO WOMAN, about 22 years of age, a good cook, ironOr and washer. nov 26. Terms cash. Wire Fenders. BY PIIILBRICJC 4 BAKER, TO-MORROW, tho 27th inst. At half past 11 o’clock, will be sold in Ef.ont of their Auction store, 3 Cases of Iron Wire Fenders. with and without mouldings assorted sizes and patterns. Terms time of sale, nov 20 BY PHILBRICK & BAKER, On TUESDAY, 1st Doc. next, At 11 o’clock will bo sold in front of tho Court House, 2 Prime NEGRO FELLOWS. Terms Cash, purchaser paying for titles, nov 24 Haydock & Gwnthmey, Commission Merchants, New York, O FFER their their services to their friends in Goorgia, in the transaction of busi ness witli which tlioy may favor thorn. New-York, 1st Nov. 1829. The undersigned is prepared t o make ad vances anil grant accustomed facilities to per sons disposed to consign property, for sale, to Haydock & Cwnthmev of New-York. JOS. GUMMING, nov 23 200—Jo Sweet Orange Trees. T HE subscriber ns Agent for a respecta ble planter in St. Augustine, offers for sale from three to five thousand Sweet Or ange Trees, deliverable in Savannah. They nro five years old, and from 5 to 7 feet high. Thev will be delivered on tho wharf at $2 apiece, and ho put up in such n manner ns to ensure their living. They can ho deliver ed at any time between the middle of De cember nnd 1st ofFebruary. Tho subscriber will receive orders for any number. Applyto J. D. IIUGUENIN. nov 12 256 J. & J. ttoid, Offer for so/c—. A O INCH Hemp Bagging 4^3 do. Flax do. do. do. lluisian Sheeting Osnaburgs Burlaps Sacking Ticklcnuurgs Carpeting English nnd American Glassware Brandy Scotch Herrings nov 24 207u White Lead .Spanish Brown,&c. (IB CWT. Wliito Lead, in largo nml OU small kegs 12 bids. Spanish Brown 8 do. Venetian Red 4 do. Yellow Ociire 20 boxes Chrome Yellow 00 lbs. Prussian Blue Red Lead, Litharge, Verdigris Sand Paper, Glaziers Diamonds Just received and for sale by HAZARD & DENSLOW. nov 23 Barnes’ Beer. T HE subscribers having boon appointed agents for the selling of this excellent article, bog leave to inform the public that tlioy have received a supply of it. It is war- , ranted of tlio first quality, nnd no doubt will sustain tlio high character it dosorves. Tho subscribers will constantly have a sup-1 ply on hand. Any orders will bo nUcnded to ,y GAUDRY & LEGRIEL. nov 20 204—Ju jCjf Advertisements omitted this day will bo insort- *d in our next. Landing from schr. Glide, BBLS Canal Flour KAli Lf “0 bundles I la y 15 bbls Cider Brandy 10 firkins Goshen Buttter 5 chests Hyson Tea 10 boxes do do For sale bv COIIEN & MILLER. nov 23 Notice. I N consequence of the articles not having hoou landed ill season to ho unpacked Philbrick 4 Baker's roJo of 1 uriiiliiro is postponed until TOMORROW, whon It Will positively take place. nov 20 — Notice A LL demands against the French Ship Thetis, Capt.Lnborelo, must ho present- oil to tho subscriber previous to 2 o clock, THIS DAY, or paymont«dcbmre| nov 20 r Goshen Butter, per Tybco, Landing from brig Atlantic. OAA REAMS wrapping paper 0 eusos mens and boys Brogans 1ft hhds Porto Rico Sugars 10 eo ‘prime Molasses 50 bbls No. 3 Mackerel 5 pipes Holland Gin For sale by nov23 J. STONE. Canal Flour, Buckwheat and Hams. mt p* WHOLE nnd half barrels Canal and f tJ Richmond FLOUR 25 kegs Philadelphia Buckwheat 1000 lbs. superior Baltimore HAMS of small size and fine flavor Lauding and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF. nov 21 INDEPENDENT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. T HE Powb belonging to the Church, will be rented on WEDNESDAY, the 2d of December next, at 10 o'clock, A.-M. for one year. '• * " v Tho present occupants are allowed tlio priv* ilego ofrutaining their Pews, upon paying the assessment on tho original cost. Tho neces sary information may be obtained by applying at tho Counting Room of J. B. Herbert. ALEX’R TELFAIR, Chairman, nov 25 1—i Christ Church. T HE Pews in this Church which aro not held in feo siinple, will bo rentod at ten o’clock, on WEDNESDAY, December 2d, next, and notice will be given by tlio ringing of the boll. Persons wishing to retain Pews held by them for the last twelve months, will please to signify tlioir intentions previous to the sale, to oither ofthc uudorsigned. JAMES B. READ, > WM. PARKER, ( Wordens. nov 24 207 BYJ.B. HERBERT, THIS DAY, 26th inst. At 11 o’clock, will bo sold next door to Mr. H. Cassidy’., Market Square, THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK of Dry Goods, Hardware, &c. consisting of Calicoes, Shirtings, Broadcloth, Shoes, Blan. kets, &c. &q. Terms.—All sums nndor $100, cash; ovor @100 to, @300, 00 days; ovor 8300, 4 mo. for approved-endorsed nates. nov 28 BY J. B. HERBERT. On SATURDAY, 30th inst. At 11 o'clock, will bo s old before my store. 4 Bales NEGRO CLOTH. 20 pieces nov 20 ALSO, dq. do. Terms cash. FURNITURE. Bt/J.B. iFe~R BERT, On MONDAY, 80th inst. At 11 o'clock, will lie sold boforo my store* A variety of A’eio York made FUltRITURE. Consisting of Sideboard, Grecian Sofa#, Book Cases, Ward Robe, Dinner, Breakfast nnd Tea Tables, Ladies Work Tables, French Also, Elegant Fancy Rush and Cano seat Chairs. nov 25 Terms cash. By J. B. HERBERT. On the flrst Tuesday in December next, at 11 o'clock, will be sold before the Court House in this city, a primo FIELD HAND, About thirty years of ago. nov 25 By J. B. HERBERT. Gn the first TUESDAY in Dccombernext, at 11 o’clock, will be sold before the Court House* m this city— A NEGRO WOMAN, About 25 years old, a good field hand, and her child, about ono year.old. Terms cash, nov 21 BY J. B. HERBERT. On the first Tuesday in December next. Will be sold before the Court House in the city of Savannah between tho usual hours of sale Those two Two Story Buildings on Indian street, with the lot on which they stand, 100 feet by 85 in feo simple, formerly tho property of John Silvcria. Conditions—one third cash, ono third 60 days and tho balance 120 days, for approved indorsed paper. nov 19 To the Editors of the Georgian: G ENTLEMEN—Discovering in your last Price Current that river Lumber is quo ted at Ten Dollars, wo beg leave through tho medium of your paper to. inform our mends and customers that we are selling at Twelve Dollars, at which price tlioy may conBiderthe market established, until we see proper cause to alter it. Your obedient servants, ALEX’R. A. SMETS, ELISHA WYLLY. nov 24 207—p Notice. rpHE Subscribers of tho Savannah Free X School Society arc requested to attend on MONDAY, tlio 30th inst. at 11 o’clock, at the Sabbath School Room in tho Academy on election ofthirtccn Directresses for the ensuing year. Tho punctual attendance of the friends nnd supporters of this institution is earnestly solicited by the present Board. JANE JOHNSTON, Sce’ry. nov 25 1—c Electors of Chatham County Friends and Fellow Citizens, ' I AM a candidate for Coroner at tho Elec tion in January next, and should I be elected, will endeavor to discharge the duties of the office with fidelity. Very respectfully, ILHAUPT. oct 29 246Jtd A. BARTOW I NFORMS his friends and the public, that lie has opened A DRUG STORE, in Col. Marshal’s Brick Buildups, the comer of jBrougliton-street, near the Market— Where ho will lie happy to servo his friends with tlio best of Warranted Drugs and Medi cines, and many other articles connected with tlmt Business. nov 17 201—2w Notice. A MEETING of the Stockholders of “The Savaunuh Ice Company,” will be held at the Store of Col. W. T. Williams, on the Bay, on MONDAY, the 7th December next, at 1 o’clock, nt which time an election for a President nnd four Directors of the Company for the ensuing year, will tako place, nov 21 207 To the Electors of Chatham co. F ELLOW Citizens—I again announce myself a candidate for the continuance of tlio office of Coroner of Chatham County at the approaching election in Jonuaiy noxt, and humbly solicit your suffrages. THOMAS EDEN, nov 2 429 Negro Shoes, &>c. 9 PACKAGES—consisting of Men’s JL Boots, Bootees, Shoes and Puwip*—- also,Ladies,Boys and Children’s Shoes—and 40 dozen Lead Pencils. For sale low at LUTHER'S nov 24 Exchange. Office. A CARD. M RS. JAMES HILLS, finding it requisite to turn her attention lo some occupa tion for tlio support of her family, will thank fully accommodate witli BOARD ft tew young Ladies, or six or eight Children, to whom sho will pay every attention that may be requisite, on terms as moderate as can be afforded, oct 29 246—f Notice. A LL persons arc cautioned against credit ing my wife Frances Roberts—she having left me, I do not feel hound to pay any debts of her contracting. NATHAN ROBERTS nov 25 1 Buckwheat Flour. Just received, •g X HALF bids Buckwheat Flour J. O 20 qr. do do do free from grit. nov a)™ 10 by CLAGIIORN & WOOD- , K KEGS GoBlioq Huttor—T*or Bolo by 15 0LAG11ORN & WOOD. II0V 20 Cut .’iul Wrought Nails, Brads and Spikes. x A OASKS Cut Nails nsd. 3d to OOd dOU ’50 do fine Wrought Nails 30 do Cut Brads Od to 20d 30 • do Wrt. Spikes osd. 4 to 8 ins. 24 Cj f ° r “ al ° by N. B. & H. WEED. Turks Island bait. , a /va BUSHELS, Lnniling from schr 4 UU" Katalidin anil for sulo on ac- connnodatn^onns by ter& tupper. Wanted. A GOOD Servant that undoratands cook ing, washing and ironing, is. wanted in a small family. Sho must be noted for hon esty and steadiness, for such a ono liberal Tk"" C ‘layfcflE&DRICKSON. Notice to Grocers. T HOSE persons that have not Liconcc to soli Liquors and those whoso licence have Expired are requested to call at the clerk’s office and ftirnish themselves with the same on or before Tuesday next. After that date, those that do not complv with the terms of the ordinance will be placed upon the Information docket, nov 25 F. M. STONE, c. m. DRAPERS & TAILORS, MARKET SQUARE, T ENDER their sincere tlianks to their friends and the public generally for I past favors, and very respectfully solicit a continuation of patronage. | They have received and are receiving a fresh and handsome assortment of Super. Super. Fashionable Cloths, Cassimores, Vest ings, &c. &.c. Also, on hand an extensive assortment of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing, Consisting of Frock Coats,Coattees, Vests, Pantaloons, Shirts, Cloaks, &c. Also, a splendid assortment of Fancy articles, such ns Cravats, (of tho very latest style,) Stocks, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. &c. N. B. Tho very latest New York, London and Philadelphia Fashions are received, and their customers may depend on having their garmonts mado in a style not to bo excelled by any, nnd at the shortest possible notice, and also on such terms as cannot fail to please, oct 27 244 To Hire, - —egro Woman. . . and Washer. For terms apply to the Bull- scriber, or to Palmes & Loo. PETER JONSON. nov 17 261—pi active Negro Woman, a goodCook Roc &, Merriman, Offer for tale, BAGS Java Codec t/U 30 Obis Canal Flour 10 casks* Goshen Cheese 20 boxes London Mnstata 80 do. Muscatel Raisins. Council W ILL moot on tlio first Monday in Do. cembcr for the appointment of Auc tioneers for tlio City of Savannah. _ A Bond to tlio Governor in the sum of @3000 and another to tlio Mayor and Aldermen in tile sum of $1000 witli two or more approved se- curitieB. Applications must bo left with Uio Clerk previous to that day. JAS. CLELAND, a C. Pro. Tern. nov 23 Bolivar and Jackson Caps and Navarino Stocks. J UST received by tho ship Tvbce nnd o- thcrlate arrivals, a veiy splendid assort ment of Men’s and Youth's Caps of entire now patterns.—Also, n very handsome assortment of premium Nn v«riro Stocks^ & jju FF y, nov 25 White Glass Lamps. A FURTHER supply of Enamoled White Glass Mantlo Lamps with Ground Sha- des, also an ussortmont of Izomp >> icU. Just received and for sale by nov 23 HAZARD A DENSLOW Howard Insurance Company OF NEW-YORK, C ONTINUE to insure againBt tho risk oi lire. S, C. DUNNING,-Agent I no,, 1(1 2031—1/1. Cooper’s New Novel. T HE WEPT OF WISII-TON-WISII; aTalo, by tho Author of “ThoPio. ncers” “ Tlio Prairie,” tie. •* lint she is dead to him—to all— Ilur lulo harms silent on the wail, And on the stairs and at tho door Her fairy step » heard no more.” In two volumes. A Selection from the Public and Private Correspondence of Vico Admiral Lord Co - lingwood; interspersed with Memoirs of ms Life. Just received by THOMAS M- DRISCOLL. Presents for 1830. T HE Talisman for1830, (New York) with 12 beautiful embellishments . Tho Pearl for 1830, (Philadelphia) with 9 beautiful embellishments,engravod on steel. ALSO TIIE TWO WORKS, The Book of The Boudoir in 2 vols Tho Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, . including his Melodies, Ballads, &c. complete in one volume. Just received T1IOS. M. DRISCOLL, nov 20 . nov 17 Trunk Lost. A RM ALL Black Lcathqjr Trunk, contain.... iiig elegantly bound Books, was taken by mistake from Mrs. Mann s Boardmg House, in New York, in tho Fall of 182ft since which nolhing lias boon beard or it. A similar trunk, was taken by mistake at tho same time, brought to tins city, and has been returned to New Yprk v Should tlio fonner have fill confer n "odicc ofthc Georgian. nov 1!) ! *«-*i .mod to Now York. Should tho fornicr ofltllcn in tho way of any person, lie will ffcr a fever, by giving inh’rmation .Jf *<!?' ..I'iLa iJnnfftlim >1