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SAVANNAH GEORGIAN VOL. II SAVANNAll, SATO RIMY MORMNG, JANUARY. 4, !823. NO IS VANNAH: Cr t " firr : IUDXY MORNING, JAN. 3,1833. ji'nf ,-.Nothing of much Importance , I transacted in Congress, on the 23d dtA bill to' continue' in force amlren- lor permanent the act to protect the Corps fcrei j?f the' United States against ^f&,aiid to punish the crime of piracy, ( be. passed through t\vo readings, ami no opposition being made to it, it was ordered 'to a third reading on the 25th. The subject of the Creek and Chcro< lcec treaties was called up by Mr. Tattnall, Alter eome remarks upon the bill, to give iartlwr.time, tor the hiVubttgatKm of the subject, it was laid on the table, but no* tice was given by Mr. T. that he should call it up on the ensuing Monday. It is stated in the New York American, that the President has recalled his noini* nation for Directors of the United States Bank, which hud not been acted on in the SiffVc. .i. . Commodore Porter arrived in Baltimore, 1the 19th uU. and with the most praise- TiWorthy activity, before his arrival was nown, purchased and sent off to Norfolk he whole squadron of light vessels author ised to be purchased for service against Ifthe pirates in the West Indies, and he lias j proceeded to the north in search of a steam ^Yessel. It is hinted that the steamship. Robert Fulton is the one in view to % be purchased. jj Gen. John Geddes and Mr. Peroneau I Wfe candidates for the office of Intendant i^of Charleston. The police of the city of Charleston ftave detected one of the City Guard in $being concerned in robberies, and rcceiv* .f^nff stolen goods to a very large amount. *1 • m Presidential nomitaUon.—An unsuccess* • d^hl attempt has been made in Ohio, at a- ineeting of the members of the.slate Le ^le gislature, to nominate upersou to be sup* ,*a) ported for the next Presidency. The in* expediency of a nomination was carried by unvote of .46 to 43. From Havana.--By the Catherine, ar* r ® $ved at Charleston, on Monday, from Ha- vans, wc learn that the British frigate Se itingapatani. and brig Redwing, bad sailed f_ for England direct. The lie vessels sre those Recently sent out by the British Ad* .tairalty for the suppression of piracy. Some Surprise was expressed at the returning ibome'oftheke vessels so soon after.their .arrival at Havana} and various rumors •wore afloat as to the cause, Twq thousand bushels of wheat have tvv.rlieeh imported from London, into the [ port of New^York, and four thousand bush- *»els are oh the way from Liverpool. By a calculation n^ude, it appears that this« heat i will yield a profit of .’.5 per cent. A meetingi of the Printers and Booksel lers in and m ar Philadelphia, who are in favour of scnc ing Delegates to attend the Four Hundredth Grand Anniversary of the ltfpntion ol the Art of Printing, to be held *{Jfcliu.riern, in Holland, in the year 1823, v,sf to be he Id in Philadelphia on the 23d inst. LATEST FROM EUROPE. The ship Science,'.arrived at Charleston, on Sunday, from Liverpool, sailed on the iOth of November. JJy thi« arrival libn* don paper* to the 6tU inclusive, and Pri ces Current, &c. to the 10th. are received. The political intelligence by tills arrival is not of the greatest importance, although it appears that success hod^gain crowned the arms of the Greeks. There are, of course, many rumors as to the delibera tions of the Congress, but, it is fair to pre sume, they have very little foundation in fact. Among the rest, it is said, “Alexan der has announced hhf intention of chang ing the system with regard to Turkey, and to cipployjor^e.t^-ojffi&e the birba* roils government of the Turks to make concessions,” and that'V^he Emperor of Russia is to return to hi» dmnihions before the. time settled for that purpose.” The following is the state of the market. It will be perceived tliat a slight fall has taken place in the price of Cotton. Prices Current ut Ltvt-rjiool, JVov. 8.— “ We wrote you on tlio 1st inst by the packet'sh»p Columbia to New-York, and we have just received your favor of the 12th ult. by the Perfect. Cottons have been very dull this week, and a public sale of 50(J hales of Uplands, which lisa just taken place has gone * low- er than the prices of last week, lor shell Cotton, and nearly id per lb lower titan those of week before lust. This unfavorable chauga has come upon us rather unexpectedly. bptBulator* have been disappointed in prices not having gone higher in consequence of their opera tions last month, and some of them have lately been anxious sellers. Vessels con tinue to arrive as uflu*l from the Brazils,..and it does not appear that any very serious disturbance is likely to take place in that country. This is also against Cottons.— So far as we can judge from present pros pects, we dp not tlunk prices sre to be high er in this country. Indeed we think they urc are more IIkcly4o decline a little, when the new crop begins to arrive in any con* siderable quantity. We shall add particu* lars of the sules reported this week. The nominal quotation of Rice is 14 to 18 6. * ,\ Upland, 16 bales at 6* ; 1$7 at 7 \ 62 at 7 1*81 503 at 7*; 170 at 73 3 ? 369 at 7$ . 197 at 7 5*8 t 130 at 7} ;* l70>t 7 7-8 j 025 at 8 { 550 at 8}; 16U a*. 8* ,70 at 9 Sea Is lands—24 bugs »1 13 4 2o m, 13* 5 ,116 a 13* ; 10 at 14148 at 14j-, 10 al 14* 135 at 15£ j 30 at 16 j 20 al 18. Jly auction this day—Upland, 7 hales at 6* j 43 at 7; 150 at-7$; I30at7* { 30ui Tjf : i40 a 8” Prices Current at Livji'poed,, Nov. '9.— Cotfo.jj, H'htGjFflandv.fioejfr'id ij/can, 16* a 201 gob a utid clean, 14* a 16 4 middling, 11 a 14; ordinary and stained, 7 a 9; Bowed, prime, 7 7*8 a 81*8 {. good fair, 6* a 7£{ ordinary, 5 a 6 j New Orleans, 8* u 10*— idli I ‘ | Austria, in their old (tltlon of tesoh- ern of young men. . The celebrated Sculptor, Cmioyh, died st Venice on the 13th of Oc tober. The Board of Admiralty having, been addressed, by » committee from the underwriter! et Lloyd’si on the suhjootof 'he tele piracies In the VVeit Indies, offence was taken St some ex pressions used by.the,committee,,end they, were informed that tho Admiral ty declined any farther correspon dence with them. The subscribers *t Lloyd’s, thereupon held a meeting on the SOth October, and sanctioned the conduct of their committee, Mr. Marryatt,M. P presided at the meet* ing and was very severe in. his re marks upon Mr. CCoker,' secretary to the Admiralty.' He- said, that, itira, committee from Lloyd’s, had in. formed the Admiralty that the A- merican vessels had given protec tion to vessels of all nations, a- gainst pirates on the coast of Cuba, and. desiring' that British vessels should bo sent there for the same pur pose /—the answer of the Admiralty was, that his Majesty’s ships could ; not be ordered to protect tho ships of : other powers—and yet said Mr. M the constant -occupation of British, ships of war in the West Indies is the carrying sod protecting tho specie of foreigners us well as oUr own, and this business is what prevents ' them from giving protection to vessels jin the West India Seas. Mr. R. H. Marten, in the course ol of his remarks, used expressions o this amount. The subscribers to Lloyds* had to be shre a very simple name, but they were a body of the first merdiantsin the world—and known humanity, demand limited, prices rather looking down wards. .Ruse, per cwt. bonded, Ms- a fy was carried almost unanimously, 20s-«othing to notice, httWon hand. To- A .« . j bacco, pier lb ware-housed, YorkandJan.es River, faded 2* j ordinary and sound, 2* u 3* { good and flue, 3 a 6; Stemmed, 4* a 7* i Kentucky ahd Georgia 2 ; leut,2* i 4*afurthertlemund for Export, but pri- cus steady. Flour, per bbl sweet, 25s a 30s : sour 25s u 28s. Imports for the week ending 2d J\ov Colton New Orleanii,936 {Rest of the U. States, 2090 { West Indies, 173; European Ports and Ireland, 18 {total, 3219 Bags. Import of Cotton Wool into Great Britain rom 1st January, to 2d November 1822.— 489,29T bags s for same period of .1821; 433.559 {increase in 1822, 55,638. London, JSov. 1,—The sales of Colton for the week, consist of 200 Pernams at 11*; 200 Madras 5*d to 5 7-8d j 200 Bowcds 7*cl to 7 5-8d } 1000 Suruts 5d a 6*d i 151*0 Bengals 4 7r8d io 5|d, all in bond t the briskness of the market noticed in our last, and which continued during the early part of the present week, lias rather subsided^ Glasgow, A ov. 1. — Cotton, Sea Island, per lb flue, Is 2d a ls,8d , good, Is Id a Is 2d j Bowed,, Georgia, 7u a 8* » New Or* leano7*ii a 9*d ; Demerara and Berbice 8*d a 9*d; Pernambuco lOd a 10*d ; Ma runham 9d a lOd. The Pione ?»*.—A letter received from New York,! states that this new work, from the pen.of the celebrated author of “The Spy;” willbe issued fri/m the press early in January next. His Imperial Majesty, the. new Empa- ror of Brazil, has displayed his affection for Die freedom P rc5S b 9 »UPP«»- i ,ilij the Coiyoo dd h.° Janeiro, and cxil- jfngju'he eiiim- on accbimt of his li- iifwi scnlimcnts. Thus it is, that *he up- amt despots of Amorica emulate the conduct of their brethren in the old world. ' Amonjthe petitions presented,to Con gress, observes the Boston Patriot, waB ene ftnm Dr. C ox of Alabama, proving com pensation for a horte last, while acting in the capacity of a surgeon.to a detachment «f militia in the service of-tbe U. States, Which loss was occasioned by a failure on Ahc part of the public, to furnish the ne, -'^SQSssjry forage ; and another from Hannah Wohlley, of New Jersey, praying that let. ybrs to and from Missionaries, who have gone to preach the Gospel to Heathen iilions, may be transmitted in. the public qa^lsftjje of expencc, ' Oue jttt the benefits of the northern Sinaf. P* t,le ,,Me ft New York, is •tea in lli e introduction into the Bus- (n’n'markid of a new description ol f, .,j«. wjjitfi bears tl>? name of Genes- Itee Flour, which from itasuperior grain null wlMcli.commands a higlicr price tr o n 'Bictimond caual, or any From the Charlatan Mercury, 30Ih ult. The Congress at Verona convened on the 22<i October, and despatches dated at that place on the 23d, were received in London on the evening of the 31 st. It was said that enough of the proceedings of the Congress had transpired (u make it certain that the result would he altogether of a pacific nature. A very strict police is kept up at Verona, and all strangers who cannot give satisfactory reasons tor remaining there are ordered to leave the city. The Empress Maria Louisa, was at Verona. A plan for making the city of Lis bon a free part was introduced.into the Portuguese Curtes on the 24th of October. Seven deputies from the Brazils had made their escape from Lisbon in the. British packet Marlbor ough. The south of Ireland were becom ing more tranquil, ' The North ul Spa ! n still continues the theatre of civil war and confusion. The different parties are very rancor ous against each other, arid some atro- cions.acts.of barbarity have been cum mitftd. Grecian and Turkish affairs have undergone aqolher. change, to the ad vantage of die Greeks. It seems to be.cet.tain that the Morea is again in their possession, snd^hey half strong hopes of burning the Turkish Beet.— Tne Persians are in hostilities with the Turks, and the latter are said to have been defeated in a great battle near Brzerum- • . It is rumoured that the Jesuits are av am . - - --- — . UUP VI ’h’ to be replaced, is the dominions of late act ef the Legislature, The National Committee ami Coun cil of tho Cherokee Nation of Indiana, have puhllshtd a cnminiinioalinn anil t eno!utioh|iu the National Inielligencrr dated Oct. 82, complaining in tlio strongest terms of tlio representation of tho Governor of this state, to the general government that they are de • sirous of mu'.ing further cessions of land to the Lnited States. The com munication of the chiefs is aernmpau- ied.by a fetter some time since ad dressed ft Governor Clark by Charles ft. Hicki held ciiief of tho Cherokee nation, vi ih tn expression of tho deep regret t|i y experienced for the silent indiflfcrfNce,' with which it has been treated.' T)>e, letter of Hicks con cindes' v It 1 »c Ueclsratlnp, "we have no desiffr I'AidVpflsqi bt'Uur Un'ds, .arit! knoWitig nur feelinits frrfrti proper 4u- for tlieir integrity, foi* their h and for the millions of piffperty they possesed. They were not a body to be treated with disdain—a body not to be refused information on a subject affecting the commercial interests of England. It was disgraceful to the country to sec pirates attack its ships,- and those ships to be indebted for pro tection to America and other Foreign Powers. it seems very plain from the state ments ami arguments usr.il hy the members at the meeting, that the ed- inirallty have been . ptecipitat# in their conduct to the underwriters al Lloyd’s, and that they will be forced rpfutirti? and come to'in five or six fathoms water, with • clear sandy bottom, and good holding ground. 1 am hot much inclined to be interested in, ,. ing bills ; but such as you would re commend, 1 wuuld take ” ' massirasi® ihority/ we have a right to expect from you, Sir, that-this great mistake wilt be publicly corrected,” , Two persona have been arrested fit Petersburg (Vs-) on suspicion of hav ing boon recently concerned in the at- tem'ptto rob'the mail between Rich- moud and (hat city. ,L Capt. Chase, arrived at New' York from St. Petersburg, stales, that “tilings appeared in estate of perfect tranquility. The Russian fleet.which had arrived a few days previous to his departure, were hauled into the Mole, stripped and thecreWs dischar- gad.” ; The editor of the Albany Gazette complains, that nut a single member, •-ither of the Senate or House of Re presentatives from the stale of New York, in Congress has been appointed as Chairnlan of either of.the Commit tees of that body. Prices Ctirretit ttt Charlrtlon, J)ec. 30. Cotton—S. Island, 20 a 30—StsiiiV cd do. 12 a 14, Santee, 13 x 20/ rilihrt Staple, 10 a 13|i Rite— Prime, (new) gQg a 2 8rj-“ Inferior 24 a 2J; Cottoue—Noiwithstanding tlio hol idays, ami unfavourable weather, a ‘ oul 500 bales af Cotton linvc changed ands this week, principally in •stdiis, The accounts by the Mary firac L ' - 1 0 slight improveiVHint in (lia iavi-i M aifieti • it was- ciipoeted, inigtit-l._ r r the offset, if not 1 ' to raise prices to,’ make hnlders inure firm, and those purchasers who had orders nearly com. plcted consequently evinced-u' dis position to close them—to this cir cumstance may he attributed the extent of the above sales, Wc now quote Sea .tetania at 20 a 30 cents, a range calculated to embrace most of the transactions; but-some Cottons of very favorite marks occa sionally go off considerably above tho Cu,tl highest price slated/ end aomo infer!, or parcels are offered as low as 18 ots. Uplands continue at much the same price aa -for came weeks past—supe rior lots, for the French market, will command 12J coots. /lice.—'The stock on hand has been greatly augmented during the week, muoli of it ot prime quality/ but no sales have been making. We continue our quotations tlio same as last week. According to the confession of Thom ■ as Davis, Who was lately executed in Alabama Toy counterfeiting, he had been 38 years cngligcd in that busi ness, during which time, he * ,n< ' made from 600j000 to 000,000 of dollars. to* retr'upt tiiclr 'declSr iifion of refusing any farther correspondence with that body. The resolution, sanctioning the conduct of the committee, who, first communicated with the admiral- The King of England was amusiog himself at Brigton between which place and London, it is plctilated, that from 9po and 1000 horsca are employed, during the royal visit, in conveying passengers in the stage coaches alone. The London papers are full of re marks on the late rencosntre between Sir Hudson Lo*re and Baron Las Ca sas. Dr. O’Meara is very busy a* tout it. The famous pugilists, ff.andell ahd Martin, were to fight for a purse of one thousand sovereigns. Mr, Leiort Hunt, has been relea sed from prison, and his partisans hmiA'ivninn it sirs snmn llnnoftt fnnatinn- have given him some hearty.feasting. It is said that he wifi make a public entry into London, end that flags, banners', &c. are preparing for the ce remony. .The Grand Culcdonian Canal was opened with much ceremony, on the 23d October. It admits at present ofily of vessels drawing 10 feet, but will when finUhWd have water enough to float vessels ol very great burthen. A Brass tablet has been soldered to a rock, at Botany Bey, to the memory of Capt. Cook atid Sir Joseph Banks. This was done by the Philosophical Society of Australasia. It was in 1770 that Botany Bay waa di/covered ‘iy Conk'/ and at this day a Philoso phical Society at that place honors his memory and.tliat .of his companion with the monuments of art-- Settlers of easy circumstances are constantly quitting Britain for Nety South Wale.s, and the Colony is becoming one-of the moBt flourishing that England can hoist of. It may be destined to rule all the Eastern parts of Asia and prove the germ of an cxlented empire. Two gnat Rogues,—A fellow na med Nixon Currie, who is spoken oj ns famous far his crimes, ahd of having been three times under sentence of death, made his escape on the Gth ult. from the gaol of Stateeville, (N. C.) by breaking through a window whilst the guard were at dinner. Having concealed himself till evening, he then' stole a horse completely equipped and made off. At every full meeting of the Stock holders of the State Bank, and of the Bank of Soltth Carolina, at their res pective Banking Houses, it was resol ved to accept oi the extension of their Charters for twelve years, et e bo nus of 820,000 each, agreeably to the The bill introduced into the Senate of the United Stairs lor the abolish ment of imprisonment, for debt, provides that it snail lint be .lawful for any if the Courts of the United States to issue any capias ad satisfa cicnitm, upon any judgment or dc. crec whereby to subject the defendant to incercciition—ami further, to res train the Courts from issuing sucli writs- itiidlli cases whatever—It pro vides; also, that persona shall not be held to bail on mesne process in any case whatever, retaining nt the same time ail provisions of the law with res pect to writs of ne exeat• Punishment. It very often seems as if the law was chiefly administered for tile-punishment of little knaves** the great ones generally break through its msBhes, Many poor wretches have been seht from three to ten years to our ’ Penitentiaries, for thefts or frauds ofa less amount than one hun dred dollars—hut Holliugshcad ami Scull, (who were lately convicted of a conspiracy to defraud the under writers of the sloop Norfolk, about whictlso much waa said some time ago), have been sentenced to only o.,n year’s imprisonment at hard la bour, and to pay a line of 100 dollars each, by Judge Filglunan, at Philadel phia. Farmers' Exeliange. —It seems says the Providence Patriot, that some ol (It - notes uf the drfu nt Glou cester Bank are occasionally made a vailable funis hy the holders. The Editor of the Now York Gazette had the luck to take a five dollar note last week. The best story we have heard of these notes is an anecdote related of the Brilish Commodore Hardy, who commanded in the Sound during the last war,and having captured a Yan hue vessel, worth about 85000, offer ed to ransom her for 1500. The captain paid the sum in Farmers’ Exchange outes, end re-possessed his vessel. We suspect the Commuddro never got his notes cashed. To the S htoriofthe Commercial Mvertlsir Bhidoepoiit, Dec. 17, 1822, Gentlemen—If you think that (he following extract of a letter which I received h few days since frdm the Collector at Crooked Island* is of sufficient interest to commercial men to induce you to give it a place in. the n * 5i Commercial Advertiser, it will at least, oblige the writer. Your’s, Ac. ket.o/a letter from John Forties, Col tee ter at Crooked Island, dated, October 7, 1832. » Sir—Although our salt season commenced late, Ihave yet been tol erably tortunate in raking. You will oblige me, Uy recommending to your friends to send their vessels to tr-tJor salt: Vessels going from the Stot/s to St. Domingo ACuba, find it advantage ous to call here for salt on their return, it being in their way home. Thgsalt 1 can recommend as being as good as any in the Bahamas. Vessels coming in, mutt bring the flag staff to bear east. Ot Evers Ufc8«v\\ttiou, IS UONB AT THE ^GEORGIAN JOB OFFICE, -{■ IN rue BEST STVI.E, fin New and Conspicuous Type, • ■ anoon MODERATE TERMS. , Tn addltlun to I.sw, Notarial, ai-l o'hsr BUnkS, Which Are furnished read) nrin\- or executed at the alnmost iililioc, are the li.liowmpCnmmtfuuil Blanks i~- Shippitig Articles, . (.'ronmi.n him -Letter-sheet Hills of l.wling foreign anil Domcslio .Rills lit Bioliauiro , Entries of -Merchandise Wii outward. Foreign inward, and < .tfOUrtinff, Manifests . “ lixrtnri, UsnlcrrrirtfTVeit-fitnTent' “.-iLi'p;- dea'TalilcSietfXporll orsipil Ciettnn,' Labels for CmiMing Roams StealVi.Boat Yard Receipts Merclisnt’s Ldtels, for marking the (lit Jmilt departments of Business Oherku an the different Ranks m this City von-ras aioMti*, ♦lIB KISS. ’When In boyhood's fond day, In my studies or play, Thei-e would often be something amiss*! Then my Mother could drive- cv’ry sorrow »wuy, And dispel ev’ry care with' a kiss. j When I whisper’d Spirt ‘ .- Tii tlio girl of heart, ' Of love, and iu premising Miss, 7 Then ottr hearts to aur lip's did ur.cdn- seiotisly start, / > And met, and exchanged thro’ akltsj tnnvkably healthy sltjiatlnns, anti iti R '-td aood head. They will be stild cheap ei- To die altar I led Mysjnoareiy. lov’dljali, . - , ■ . (And felt the perfcctibn of bfisi) And .tliaVows, 1 in UXttli and sincerity puicl, ' v Were scaled in my soul with a kiss. When pnssinn severe In its heedless career, , Hath guided my conduct amiss, From her mem’ry she’! blotted tho fault with «,tear, •- f • ' And forgave With a smile and a kisl. There are none who deny That a tear or a sigh Hath pow’r i—-but there's magic in thii, That the heart’s beat affections, when dormant they lie, . Gan be called into life hy Skill. Yomr.it. MARINE. POUT OF SA YANNAH. CLEARED, Sloop Delight, Cogper, Charleston. ARRIVED, SChr Uetscy and Peggy, Charleston, Morrison. ur fou this font. At Liverpool, 2d Nov. ship.. Geft Kempt and Hero, Ul-ayson. At Philadelphia, 2Slh ult. ship William Penn, llamillon, to sail 1st hist. At New-York, 23d ult, ships Augnsta, Wood { Savannah, White, to sail next day; brigs Huntress, Uidklcy i Itolia, Harrington. At Uliarlcston, 30th ult. steam.boat Co- lumbhyUluckmani to suilnAltdayt L'AEAUXO roll THIS POUT, At Liverpool, Oct 80th, ship Weser, Dovell. At New York, 23d olt. brig Native, Hole.! At Ualumurc, 23d ult. sloop Carolina, Delano. auuivau vnoM this iost. At Liverpool, ship Hector, Wilson. The bark Spartan. Ward, from this port, cleared at Liyerpoul, Nov, 2d, for N. York, CHARLESTON, Dec,.30-Arr Hr ship Science, M'Larty, Liverpool, 49,i brig Itu- diet Sc Sully, Noyes, Havana' S. -.. j t Dee3t—Arriif brigJulian, Collier, Stt Kitts 171 brig Catherine, Wclsman, HaVa‘ BALTIMORE, Dee 23,—Arr scliooneE Adonis, Curtis, La GuuyralJ. t PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21-Art- ship Factor, Sliced, Liverpool 40, . brig WiU -liam, Barnes, FernandinS tie Xugua 191 schr Hector, Gage, Gape Haytjcn 20. Dec. 2J—brig Rising Sun, Jones, Hava na 4. N EW YOIIK, Dec. 23—Aw brig Elisa Burgess, Dundee 63, BOS TON, Dec. 18—Art brig Fair Ame rican, Uubbs, Demavara. Dec, 21—Ait Adams, Emery, Cadiz 611 brig Fame, Bishop BeiiasL Office of the Charleoton, Mercury, , December 30. J Art skips (-Mgjestic, Wilton,. Boston 7 , Tobacco Plant, lteed, Philadelphia, 6 schr l'lioekx apd Sally, {iickgnioii, Uidj- WM/ PalroOpllcet-ipia ii'llnat Itecoi SteomiBoat Receipts Ship3-frvoyor's Cerliliontes, *. Statements of Damages, fur tho Ucoovery of Intnraoce Muster Rhll and Articles for Vessels >'■' . Seamen's Warrants and Protections Custoni|Monser Bonds Gountlng-HSuto Almanacks Statements (if Exports Foreign Exnirt Entries Passcngets’ tntrits Dray B lls (EJ - Apply at the Job OIRr.c, the same re cently occupied by H.‘ P. ItnsaOli, or at the oflice of.the (Aonouit, dec 2f EAST FROR10A LANDS, Fort a.Ilk ok lunrr.u, A Pl.ANTA’.lltON on AmoliuMinid, con* tainiog 70q acres with a nei'lelnent thereon, and ha j been under cultivi.tioo in Cotton. f A Trnot of 254 sorts of Land near the above. - || A valuable IractqflOJO acres of prime Swamp and highlaAd,. on 11 .■ riv. r St Ma. ry’s; obout 30 miles'jliove its iiwioh. Anolticr tract of fiW acres of Lend, on lImvke'cs or Fleming’s Island on the rivee St, t. Johns. These I lands arc of tlio first quulliy, re. tner for cash, or exchanged for N-.-groes ( .... ... iR he 1 tey » on reasonable terms, but the proprieinf would prefer to join any Conti .-mun who can furnish sufficient hands in planting the Amelia island plantation, under Ids super, lift radaneor ■ -r.- \ HoBcripcton.-or the Land, tnsv he henn Vnd terms iss'de tnown, on appiicttiun to I BAKER & MINTON. 1 dec 4 8 1 TAINTING, GILDING, GLAZING and PAPER HANGING. T HE Suhxeriber bogs leave to Inform his Customers and the Public id gene ra!, that lie has removed to Thompson Sc Honueys buildings. No. , irmrM’iik-firREET, Near the Bay, where lie, continues to carry on the'above business in all its various branches, on the most modern and approv ed nrinclpies. /Faffs Fainted lit Oil of Detlemper Colours, and Drnsmented in tho most Fashionable . European style,. , - OR HAND, London While Lead, ground in Oil American do do do do Linseed Oil in barrels, in the best order Barrels Spirits Turpentine Window Class in boxes of vsrinus siaes English Crown Glaus in crates, suitable foO large Panes, Pictures, £/c. Fine Colours of til Finds Painter’s DruaUcs of all sites ‘White Wtsh do - : A great variety of dift’erent colot Freiting ■ Blue Smalts, £/c. £fe. All of which will bo sold at tho lowest . prices. ‘.’ Ordrrt frrn the Country punctual* . Iy intended to, Colours mixed ready, fof use, and directions giycn for using them, ifMquitcd. ' • t- I PATRICK MARLOW. far IS ■ |10t f FOR SALE, nhllOSE vslusble Rice and Cotton Plan- JL tntlons, Crawford and Booden, situated between'tho little andjjrest Ogcrchie Ri vers, and.distsnt. bo'weeo ten, and tweWo miles from Savannah. The' swamp and highland are of prime quality, but have-not been in cultivation for right or ten years past. They would be an eligible purchase to any person-desirous ofowing a valuable •operty, within a,convenient distance of io city. They will, be sold before the ah Oasaanak nn 'I'li.ieiliil'.-ftlit Plat la in thb hands of Mr. George Schjry, to whom .reference may-bo had for .iqore ■ ..atiii.ilai, inPnomdl inn or. ■ ■ ' pxrticular information. . ... The conditions of tale uill be* one third C|tsli, and for the Balance* a credit of three years on * bond and mortgajfe*of the pre* miaes, with the fotercat'anaually from the date* 1 - * . HUGH HOSE. dee 17 - Ire 19 Administrator’s NoDce-' ■ N INE months after date of- tlds. nofle^ application wiU he made to me.jfon-. oUrsble the Justices of the Infcnof, Lonrt of Chatham County, when sitting . ary purposes, for leave * seBLqt'No. S4S , (two hundred and forty-five) in the Jlnr- teenth diatriet of Hohroe Coymty, Contain; Ing two hundred two being the real estate o/JeretmalvCromett. Jeceticdi' *» 1 '' Administ’r of Jeremiah Crtimelt,. 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