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tOU. AUGUSTA, The steam packot GEO. WASHINGTON, gWilUeave Bolton’s whf. iTIUSDAY. Forfreiglit or pansagc, apply on board, or to dec 10 JOHN W. LONG, Agent. FOR AUGUSTA,. The steam-boat GEORGIA, „ Capt Norris, ■ Will leavo here THIS EVENING, with two tow boats. For freight or passage, apjdy at the Steam boat office. dec 10 . TAYLOR, P.S.ll.Co. FOR CHARLESTON, The steam picket JOHN STONE Y, f Capt. Pennoycr, I, jWili louve here on Mon day Morning at 9 o'clock. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to dec 10 BUTTS &. PATTERSON. 2 prizes of $10,000. 2 prizes of 5,000, O N TUESDAY the drawing of the Grnnd Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 21, will bo received. HIGHEST PRIZES: s OOO DOLLARS. O N MONDAY MORNING the drawing .of the Union Canal ^Lottery, Class No. 24 will be received. HIGHEST PRIZES: 1 prito of 30,000 dollars 1 prixo of 20,000 dollars 1 prize of 10,000 dollars 1 prize of 3,160 dollars 12 prize of 1,000 dollars 10 prize of 500 dollars 20 prizes of 300 dollars 74 prizes of 150 dollars &e &e. &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2 50. Orders reoeved at REDDING'S, Lottery & Exchange Office. O^r* Orders from any part of the U. States (■post paid) enclosing prize tickets or cash, will be attended to if addressed to . VVM. F. REDDING, dec 9 Savannah, Georgia, 2 prizes of 2 prizes of 2 prizes of 4 prizes of 10 prize* of 30 prizes of lO^rizes.of 10 prizes of &o. &c. 10,000 dollars 5,000 dollars 3.000 dollars 1,665 dollars 1,000 dollars 590 dollars 300 dollars 200 dollars &c &c. Tickets $5—Halves $2 50—Quarters $1 25. Orders attended to at LUTHER & CO’S eu ^ lottery cp Exchange Office. OCT Orders from any part of the \Vorld, ( post paid ) enclosing cash or prize tickets will meet with prompt, attention, if address ed to LUTHER & CO. dec 10 Savannah» Georgia. Pork and Beef. BBLS Prime Pork, City inspection • 20 do Mess do do do 10 halfbbls Mess do do do 10 bbls Moss Beef 30 oo Prifo do 10 half bbls Fulton Market Beef Landing and for sale low by dec 10 ENSWORTH & WAY. Bank Stock. y€ K SHARES of Darien Bank Stock, on Ttti which* sixty-five dollars per share, have been paid—for sale by dec 10—p ELIAS FORT. Wagons. P EDLAR Wagons, Plantation Waggons and Jersey Wagons. For Bale by SAMUEL P. ALLIN. nov 28 3—p Lamp Oil. A FEW cask of very light colored Sperm Lamp Oil, u superior article and suita ble forfamilioM nan, roceived and for sale by nov 24 LAY & UrtrruRiuKM^ AI Goshen Hi^er. | K KEGS superior GoWen Butter, just X tJ received and for'salo by ENS WORT II &. WAY. nov 25 Tooth Brushes. A SUPPLY of English and American Tooth Brushes, made to order, just re ceived and for sale by oct20 T. RYERSON, Jr. Seed'Onions, Tuscarora Corn. A SM-ALL supply just received from the garden of D. & C. Landreth, Philudel. phiu, and for sale by nov 15 TtlOS. RYERSON, Jr. Just received per sclir. Georgia, QA WHOLE &, half boxes fresh Raisins Ov 20 kegs Choice Goshen Butter 30 boxes No. 1 Soap For sale low by nov 30 ENSWORTII & WAY. ($30,000 DOLLARS. $‘20.000—$ 10.000. O N MONDAY MORNING »ho drawing ingofthe Union Canal Lottery, Class No. 24, will be received. HIGHEST. PRIZES: 1 prize of • 30,000 dollars 1 prize of 20,000 dollars 1 prize of 10,000 dollurs 1 prize of 3,100 dollars 12 prizes of 1,000 dollnrs 10 prizes of 500 dollars . 20 prizes of 300 dollars 74 prizes of 150 dollars &.c. &c. &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2 50. 0^7"Orders attended to at Wffl. I. MOORE S * dec 9 Lottery & Exchange Office. The Subscribers H AVE received by the late arrivals, from Liverpool and NewYork, a full assort ment of HARDWARE CUTLERY, among which are: 1500 casks Cut Nails and Brads 20 casks common & round Iron Traces 5 do Ox and fifth Chains 100 ensks Cuiolina and Patent Hoes 2 do Socket SnadeB 10 do Hook and Plate Hinges 2 do Butt Hinges 2 do Wood Bed Screws 100,Smith's Vices 100 do Anvils • 5 tons Sheet and Hoop Iron 10 tons Carron Hollow ware 6 do American do 10 casks Sad Irons 8 do Knob, Pud, Stock & Dead Locks 2 do Chest, Trunk and Cap Locks 10 cases Single & Double Burrell Guns 3 casks Snucc Pans and Tea Kettles 2 do Corn Mills . 10 casks Knives and Forks, Razors, Scissors, Pen, Pocket and Dirk Knives 2 casks Hand and Pnnnell43aws 2 do Drawing Knives andCbissels Together with almost every article in the linn, which are offered for sale on accommo- terins, by & H. WEED. ocl 31 Flour. &c. OA BBLSC^nal Flour- O” 40 half bbls Canal, Flour 10 kegs Goshen Butter 3 casks Sperm Oil 40 bbls Prime and Mess Pork 10 bbls Butter Crackers 25 boxes Bunlic Raisins 50 do Soap No. 1 Just received ptrschr. Glide, and for sale by dec 8 CLAGHORN &.WOOD. Flour. Beef, Cidor & Crackers. X A HALF barrels Canal Flour * tXvl 10 £ do Fulton Market Beef * 7 do Superior Cider * 30 kegs Philadelphia Crackers, of a superior quality.. Just received and for sale by dec 3 . CLAGHORN & WOOD. Baltimore Hams. * •f AA FINE HAMS,just received and XvJIX for 6ole by dec 5 CLAGHORN WOOD. Sugars, Sugars. S ANTA Croix, Porto Rico, and New-Or- lenns Sugars, of good quality, in hhds & barrels, for sul by dec 5 - JOS. GUMMING. Tickles. CASES Pickles, Ketchup's and Sau- Ot./ ces, assorted, .just received per ship Tybee and for sale at Manufacturer’s prices, bv S. PHILBRICK. 'dec 7 Very Choice Georgia Syrup. *9 ilHDS. of the above just received, X suitable for family use, for sale by ■ROYS JOS. GUMMING. Landing from schooner Glide. W A BOXES Candies f ~X 15 bbls Cider 10 half bbls Pork 25 bbls Apples For sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. f dec 8 Landing from schooner Glide. A BBLS N. Gin 50 boxes Bunch Raisins 12 Firkins Goshen Butter For sale by COHEN &• MILLER, dec 8 Chateau Margaux Wine. A FEW cases of this celobrnted Wine, just received and for sale bv nov 21 .J. P. HENRY- 150 dec 8 Potatoes. BBLS Eastern Potatoes, received per schr. Maine and for sale by CLAGHORN & WOOD. Cranberries, &c. "t K BBLS Cranberries—5 halfbbls. ditto X 13 50 bbls Potatoes 10 casks Cheese Landing and fur sale by dec 5—u L. BALDWIN &. CO. Hay. T K BALES first rale Eastern Hay, Ian- »3 ding from brig Metamora, and for sa’ by M. DILLON, dec 9 C. Brandy, J. Rum nhd II. Gin. Q PIPES old Brandy, J. J. Dupuy & Co’s. 'J Brand 5 half pipes do Seignettfl do 5 pipes Holland Gin, S.van do 5 hhds Jamaica Rum Landing from brig Romulus; these Liquors were shipped from the Custom House stores, and can be recommended as being pure as im ported, for sule by dec 3 J. B. HERBERT & CO. For Sale, 1 SHARES of Steamboat Compa- IU I nys Siock of the State of Georgia, tho full amount of $300 per share have been paid. This Stock has produced an interest of 8 por cont. por annum sinco tho company was incorporated in 1817, and the Board of Directors will in Janunry next bo enabled to declare a Dividond of $30 per share on the transactions for the last six months, being the rato of 20 percent, per annum ; also for sale | GO SHARES of Stock of the Bank of X O the State of Georgia, the required amount of $100 per share, paid up. Also, tho following described extensive Steam Saw and Rico Mill property located in Darion, viz : The Engine of 30 horse power, is of the very best description from tlio Manufactory of Boulton, Watt & Co. of Soho, England, and the Machinery from that of tho lute celebra ted Mr. Rennie, of London, after whoso origi nal plan, the Saw Mill is constructed. Tho Sow Mill has live gangs of Saws, and when in operation, furnishes tlio requisite fuel for the Engine, from the slabs and saw dust. The Rice Mill has 16 lairing PPitles on the common construction, and four gangs of crank pestles, which are capable themselves of pre paring, in a very superior stylo, four large tierces of Rice for Market every hour. The timber, with which the Mill is supplied, comes from the present unculled forests on the bau’s of the Oakmulgce, Oconee, Ohuo- pie nn<r Alatamahu Rivers ; and the lumber sawed from it lias a decided preference in the northern and eastern markets of these States and of the British West India Islands. The swamps of the above named rivers, contain immense quantities of red and white Oak and Cypress timber, ns yet next to un touched by the axe, so that every prospect is held forth of a large portion of the newly opened British West India trado being at tracted to the Mill. There are many extensive Rice Plantations in tlio neighborhood of the mill;—and many more valuable tide and inland swamps yet to bo settled. The rough R : ce is received in to the Mill by means of elevations on the edgd of tho wharf, which is 500 feet in length, and from which is shipped the lum ber, by means of inclined planes. From 12 1-2 to 13 feet water con be carried from it to sea, over a very fine Bur, over which 19 feet water has been carrfcd. On the scite, which contains about ten acros (including the natu ral basin'for the logs) are every necessury out. building and other requisites, among which are a Turning Lathe, Brass Foundry, Blacksmith Shop, a small Grist Mill, &c. Both Mills arc now in active operation and will continue to be carried on, notwithstand ing the present advertisement for sale also The following Rico Plantation, containing 1190 acres, situated six miles above Darien, McIntosh county, and fourmiles from Major Butler’s Plantation, and 1 1-2 miles from the road leading from Darien to Fort Barrington. At Buisden’s Bluff, on a branch of Sapelo river, at the distance of 11 or 12 miles to the north of Darien, there is a five acre lot to he included with the sule of this land to serve ns a summer residence. The Bluff is on the Salts, and is considered one of the most pleaBuntand healthful situations in the lower part of Georgia, and ub such has become the resort and summer residence ofseverul of the most respectable planters in the neighbor hood of Darien. Apply to •• LOW, TAYLOR & CO. Evening PoST Phitef N - York more American, Chnrlosfoir Louisiana Advertiser, N. O. are requested to insert the above one week each, and forward tfieir bills to tho Georgian Office, Savannah, (dec 11 FOR NEW-YORK. [t 8 T A ULmiUI) LINK.) The regular packet ship T Y B E E, D. Wood, master, — — .Will sail with despatch. For freight or passage, apply to Capt. Wood board, at Jones’ upper wharf, or to , HALL, SIIAPTER & TUPPER. dec 8 FOR BOSTON, The regular packet coppered brig WM. & HENRY, Joseph Smith, Master, Will meet immediate despatch.— For freight or passage, apply to BAYARD & HUNTER, Who offer for sale landing from said trig, 150 Boxes Herrings 5 Boxes Black Tea 15 Nests Baskots 104 Casks Lime 20 Bundles liny 50 Barrels No. 3 Macknrel 100 Cuskp Nails assorted 20 llhda. and*70 hbls. N. E. Rum 14 Hhds. St. Croix Sugar dec 1 White Lead, Glass,&c. 8 TOrv£ English and American White Load, in Inr£C and small kegs 150 boxes Window Glass, nftjprtcd sizes 4 bbls Copnl nnd Japan Varnish Paint, White Wash, fine Vurpish and Graining Brushes Just received and for sale hy dec 5 HAZARD & DENSLOW. Fruit, JVutj, Crackers, &c. T HE undersigned hns received per schr. Glide, Maine and other late arrivals, such 'additions as makes his Stock com plete, amongst which are: 10 bbls Soda, Sugar nnd Butter Crackers 4 do Chesnuts, Sliellbnrks, Almonds arid Bruzil Nuts 8 boxes Bunch Raisins 8 do Prunes, Figs and Sultana RnisinB 40 jars Currant Jelly, Preserved Quin ces, &c. 30 jars and kegs London and American Pickles 10 doz bottles Capers,Olives,Catsup,Sic. 10 bbls Wheat,BuckwheatCornFlour in stour : Very choice old Brandy, Holland Gin and other Spirits ; old Madeira, and other Wines; Bordeaux and Mnrtiniqno Cordials, with ft general assortment of Provisions and Groce? ries gcneially, to which additions will be made by most arrivals, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, from intending to discontinue this branch of the business the stock of Dining and Rich China Tea Ware and Cut Glass, will be sold at a large discount. Call at the Family Gro- coiy..*£“j II. WEBB. ' “Sr Pork anti Beef. I** BBLS. city inspection Prime Pork 9 20 do do do Mess do 10 halfbbls do do do do 10 bbls Moss Beef, city inspection 30 do Primo do do do 10 Imlfbbls F. M. Beef Now landing from schooner Glide and for sale by ENS WORTH &, WA Y. dec 8 Rum, Gin and Brandy. 5 HHDS Jamaica Rum 5 pipes Swan Giti 10 do Seignette Brapdy For sale on accommodating terms, by JOHN & JAMES REID, dec 6 10—c Francis Sorrel, O FFERS for sale, landing from schooner Maine, from Baltimore, 32 hhds superior Whiskey 60 bbls do do 60 bbls and 3 pipes American Gin de$ 5 , Thomaslon Lime. WCASKS Thomaston Lime • Vx Vr 30 bbls do Potr.toes A few boxes Herring, and Whito Pine Boards, just arrived and for sale by dec 8 CANDLER & DAVIDSON. Canal Flour. A XI BBLS Canal Flour 4b y 30 4 do do Received per scr. Glide end for sale by dec 9 ENSWORTH & WAY. Half, Shapter &, Tupper, Offer fa r sale on accommodating tenns } •g K IIHDS primo St. Croix Sugar X «X 15 do 2d qual. do do 20 hhds prime N. Orleans do 50 bbls L»af Sugar, 1st and 2d quality 30 do Lump do 30 qr. casks Marseilles Madeira Wine 25 bbls Prime Pork, N.Y.City Inspection 25 qr. casks Samos Wine (sweet) 50 bundles prime Hay 200 bags Youle’s Patent Drop and Buck Shot 20 thousand Spanish Sugars, brands JF RZA Union, in £ and \ boxes 25 ps. Tow Bagging 100 bbls! I Green Coffee, lat & 2d qua!. 20 bags Triage Coffee 20 tons Iron, assorted from 14: to 12 in ches, fiat 3 pipes Gin, Swans Brand 1 pipe 2 4 casks If) kegs Manufacured Tobacco 300 Grindstones, all sizes 30 boxes Negro Pipes*, dec 9 [ MadeiraWine.Oleivara do FOR BALTIMORE, The fine rcgulnr packet schr DELUVIAN, Capi. '■/Vioiujimui, Will meet with despatch.' For freight or passage, npplv to nov 30 FRANCIS SORREL. FOR PROVIDENCE, The packet brig ROMULUS, Cam. Mauran, Will bo despatched without deiny. For freight or passngo, having good accom modations, apply on board, or toll dec 3 TA FT & PADELFOltD. FOR l'R E iCiUFOR C HA li TER, The fino new schooner ROBERT ROWLAND, Capt. Shtbles. For freight or Charter, apply to the master on board, nr to dec 8 CANDLER & DAVIDSON. * NOTICE. Fashionable Hair Culling, or as you like if, A T tliolign ol'llio Golden BAi.L.JohnnonTi Square, next door to tho corner of Bull- street, adjoining Mr.-Chi*rJes LesBouor’s Con fectionary, whoro tho subscriber tenders his sincere thunks and acknowledgements for the liberal patronage received in tunes nnst, and hopes a continuance of it may bo bestowed. Tlio subscriber begs leavo to observe, that lie bus spared no pains or expense in enlarging his Slmving IJnll, ns woll ns fitting it up in the neatest and most convenient maimer for tho accommodation of all those who may fa vour him with their custom. He has also employed two young inch, direct from Now York, who execute business in workmonliko manner; still not wishing to praise too much, but invites all to come and try for themselves. He also most respectfully informs the La dies of Savannah, that he has a peculiar taste for cutting Children's Hair ofbotlt sexes. lie also has on hand a small tho’ hundsomo assortment of PERFUMERY, us well ns all kinds Shaving and Washing SOAPS, which ho offers for sale nt a reduced .price. He also informs tlio ladies and gentlemen of Georgia that he Grinds Knives nnd Sissors jn the best possible manner. Also, Razors ground and sot in tlio best stile, warranted to cut well. Tho subscriber sincerely hopes, fbr the great exponso of enlarging and lilting up an establishment and employment of two assis tants for tho accommodation of his customers for quick despatch and attention, that he may he supported by his friends nod tho public at lurgo. W. U. DE LAM ATE R. dec 3 || FOR BALTIMORE, The new schooner MAINE, Capt. Connohj, Will sail for the above port on Wednesday, tho 14th instant. Fur freight or passage, apply to dec 9 BAYARD & HUNTER. FOR NEW-YORK. [SC'IIOONKR LINE.] Tho fust sailing packet schr. GLIDE, J. Barfram, master, Will meet with quick dispatch- For freight or passage, having handsome, ac commodations, apply to Capt. B. on board at Anciaux’s wharf, or to dec 8 COIIEN & MILLER. For St. Augustine via. Darien & St. Marys. The steam-packet GEO. WASHINGTON, Will leave here for the above places, provided a sufficient number of passengers cun bo obtain ed, and will start at a time to suit the con venience of the passengers. Those persons who wish to avail them selves of this opportunity of going to either place, wm-fjnitsi! leave their names at tho of fice of the Agent. Freight to the above pla- =aeeli b0 take,, '.™iv to The commodious and cdmioi. able house in Broughton Street, | bolonging to A. Foster, Jr. It is k in complete repair. Apply to U. A. BOURGAUX. dec l 0— ||lrn For Sale, A N D immediate possession givon, the plan tation of Alfred Cuthbert, on tb6 New Fort River, near Snnbury. Apply to Major John Stevens, or Uoukut Habersham. dec 9 13 Exchange on England, &c- 1 EXCHANGE on England—Drafts on N. -A York and Philadelphia, at sight—For sale by E. MOLYNEUX, Jr. dec 9 13—e JOB PRINTING, AND BOOK BINDING. T HOMAS M. DRISCOLL, informs his friends and the public, that he still continues tho above business ; and will exe cute with his usual promptness all JOBS en trusted to him. noy 15 liy J, H. HERBERT A' CO, THIS DAY, 10th inst.,ut 11 o’clock, will bo sold beforo our store* A general assortment of GROCER i E,;s. ALSO, 10 kogs Bultor—10 bbla Gin—5000 lbs Bacon ALSO, 3 cases Letter Paper 1 do Foolscap do doc 10 Termp cash. ( Postponed on accouht of the weather.) Underwriter’s Sales. Ihi II HERBERTSl CO., TIM*! HAY, null instnnt, at 11 o'clock, will bo sold before our store, for account of tlio underwritfurs and ull concerned, 10 hkd* PORTO RICO "SUGAR, dama ged on tlio voyage of importation, and sold under the inspection of the port wardens, dec 10 By S. PHILBRICK, II1IS DA\, the 10th instant,at 11 o'clock, in front of Store, One Carriage and pair of Horses—the hor- eou ar« yoiflfg and perfectly gentle m harness, AMO) 25 bbls Apples—200 Cabbnges ‘^ oc 16 Terms cash. Old Oystor Hull Revived. milE undersigned begs louve to return his X best thanks for the patronage bestowed dufiug the long period ho has boon before the public us tho founder nnd keeper of “ Oyster Hall,” and solicits its continuance at his new establishment, just opened with renewed ele gance and increased accommodations, in An derson's three-story brick buildings, corner of Dray ton-street and Buy fane. He pledges himself that no exertions shall be wanting on his part to retain' tho reputation of his house, numerous improvements having beenmiado at considerable expense, with an eye to tho com fort of bis friends and patrons. Oysters opened, in tho shell and pick loti and cooked in every possible way, served up at a moments notice. Also, Venison and Beef Steaks, Game and Relishes of every kind, hot uiid cold, prepa red with equal despatch. Tho wines and liquors are yya/rantod to bo of "ery first quality. Having lurgo and smnll rooms, dinner and sapper parties yan be handsomely accommo dated at short notice*. i'o families and his country customers ho can furnish a regular and constant supply of oysters, put up and sent to any part of this and the adjoining states^ having made exten sive arrangements for that purpose. All orders, as heretofore, thankfully rccoiv- ved and promptly executed by the public’s obedient servant. CHARLES MIDDLETON. nov 14 245—1 J|5w Tlio Subscriber I NTENDING to leave this country, offers for sule his onliro stock of Ready Made Clothing and Dry Goods, conai^ng of a good assortment fur gentlemen—also, a com plete nnd good assortment of bailor and Nc- »ro Clothing, of every deacriptio'n, selected jy him in the City of Now-York this season. Any person desirous of establishing himself in it lucrative business and in one of tho best attefouin the city, would do well by paying thing relative' 'tu.n^cc, Terms and every known by application 16 - v fip made F. DURE’S Clothing Store,. Opposite the Exchange, Savanndw. A fino assortment of Ladies Clotfks, con sisting of Satin, Merinos and Circassian, nov 12 241—1) Books nt Auction. Hu a. PiiiLBRtCK, THIS EVENING, the 10th instant, at 7 o clonk, in the HALES ROOM, Whitaker- street an entire stock of book s. Just ronoiver! from New-York—among which aro, Memo. Works; 1 vol: Hannah Moores VV orks, J vois; I’opoa workB, 1 vol; Shakes- pnared works, J vol« ; Arabian Nights, I vo l with cuts ; Animated! Nature, <1 vols ; Jose.' pirns, a vols i Paines works, 10 vols ; Illus trations ofiSouvinsrs ; VVavorly Novels, 4tf vols J Coopers Novels,'14 vols j Common fc tins qto. Bible ; Humes Smollsts anil Bissots England, 0 vols; Cowpors works, 3 vola : Cooks voyages, 3 vol ( Children of tho Ab. boy, 3 vols r Burnes works, 2 vols r Lady of tho Manor, 7 vols ; loupes Lexicon ; Gentlo- mmii) Lexicon ; Don Quixntte, 4 vols ; Goo. Barnwell, 2 vols; Tltaddous of Warsaw,2 vols ; Vicar of Wttltiiflold; Mackenzies 150(10 ltocoiptH; Pilgrims Progress i Bucks Thco. logical Dictionary ; Junius, 2 vols j Book of the Martyrs ; Wuhstors Spoiling Books : Almanacks f u * 1883; Blank Day Books Journals, Ledgers, (iuills, &c. &c. &o. doc 10 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE „ BY S. TUILBRIVK, On ]' RIDAY, the 10th of December, nt 11 o clock, m front of store, a quantity of Household and Kitchen furniture, Being the norsopul property, belonging to the estate of \V, Foster, deceased. Bold hy or der of tlio Administrator, for the benefit of tlio credit ors of said estate. doa 10 9 Tprms cash. By S. PIIILBRICK, ” At. Private Sale, an elegant new Piaoo Forte, just rccuivod from New York, nov 7 N otice. 5 DOLLARS REWARD—Rnnnway from. the Subscriber on the 17th August, my negro woman namodM ARY,formerly tho prop! ertyof Mrs. Postell, about Ol'cetsix orsuven in ches high, walks lamo, being crippled in her ancle. It is my wish sho would return, as she is sold. Twenty dollars will bo given on penw/#rioi) of her being harboured by a white nov 28 ' -««-«on of colour. Law Notice. rjpiIE subscriber offers to his friends and X the public generally, his professional services as an Attorney nt Law and Notary Public. He may bo found at the office of tt M. Clinrlton, Esq. directly above tho Georgi an Office. Any business entrusted td his care, will moot with punctual attention/ ROBERT G. GUERAjfcD. nov 18 249—Ji. Wanted, F OUR first rate Journeymen Tailors im mediately, to whom constant employ will be given on application to Wm. O. PRICE, On the Bay, opposite the Exchange. nov 28 Hands Wanted. W ANTED TO HIRE,ten or twelve ablo bodied hands, to be employed in the service of the Steam-Boat Company. Such as can be recommended for sobriet y and gen eral good conduct, will receive liberal wuges und be paid monthly. Apply at tho Steam- Boat Offico, to WM. TAYLOR, dec 1 Pres’t. S. B. Company. Dissolution of Copartnership. T I1E copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of Eugene Ravel & Co. is this day dissolved hy the withdrawal of Eugene Rayul» The business will hereafter be carried on by the subscriber. MARTEN HIRSC1IGARTNER. dec 3 8 R'aisins and Almonds. 9(4 BOXES Bunch Raisins fmi\3 20 boxes Muscatel 20 half boxes Bunch Almonds, Filberts and Brazil Nuts 1000 pounds Codfish Landing from brig Romulous and for snle by dec 6 GEO. HUNTINGTON. Beef ami Seen ITALF bbls. Fulton Market Beef X " 10 bbls Beer—Landing and for sale by HAZARD & DENSLOW. dec 5 Apples, Butter, &c. -g BBLS Apples ” Spitzenbergers” X Vf 5 kegs choice Goshen Butter 10 casks Cheess 10 bbbls Newark Cider Received per schr Georgia and for sale bv O. PALMES, nov 28 Exchange Wharf. C osmetics. C OLD CREAM, Almond Paste, Otto of Rose LipSalve, Florida Wotcr, Honey Water. Just received and for sale by nov 24 LAY & HENDRICKSON. Mahogany 4• Old Iron, Q K LOGS first quality Mahogany 15 Tons Old Iron (Wrought) Landing from brig Miles Standieh, for sale by COHEN & MILLER, nov 22 Cockhi'Ur Island, Geo. ( 1st Dec. 1831. \ S EALED proposals will be received till the 25th inst. to furnish at this place, prior to the first of May next, 990,000 feet (b. m.) first qualify ranging timber ; and 50,- 000 feet (b. m.) first quality three inch plunk. The timber to be from 12 to 15 inches square and common length. The plank square edg ed and common length and breadth. JUS. K. F. MANSFIELD, dec 2—-rL Lt. Corps Engineers. To Planters. A MAN of undoubted characters a Rice Planter and manngor of negroes, is in want of%a situutioii on an extensive Rice Plantation. He cun furnish good refer ences with the best of recommendations as to his ability as manager and planter. Let ters addressed to Henry Tines, Savannah, will meet with attention, nov 19 250rm 0^7*The Courier and Patriot, Clwrleston, will insert the above one month each, and forward their bills for payment. Agency Ofiice Of the Charleston Fire cf Marine Insurance Company. Savannah, Nov. 22d 1831. T il E subscriber is pro pared to Insure Buildings or Goods, against loss or da mage by Firo— Produce and other Merchan dize against hazards of inland, transportation on the southern rivers, nnd cargoes of ves sels against marine risks in the coasting trade, dec 9 HOMES TUPPER, Agent. Removal. J OHN F. PAIUSOT, Watch &. Clock Maker, begs leave to montion that ho has removed to tin Brick store, opposite Messrs. Low, Taylor & Co. in Bull-st. near Monumont square. Watches and Clocks of every description fully repaired and Engraving neatly executed, dec 9 13—p Lots to Lease. S EVERAL Lots will be leased for a num ber of years, situated on the South Com mon, near tho residence of Mrs. Norman McLeod. For terms apply to JOHN R. M’KINNON, At the steam-boat wharf, dec 9 13—fu Marine &. Fire Insurance'Hauiv. D IVIDEND No. O—Tlio Directors line- ing this day declared a Dividend of so-. von|y-five r75) cents on each share of tho capital stock, the same will bo paid to Stock. Holders or their agents, on or after Wednes day noxt, the 7th instant. December 5, 1831. dec 6 JAMES SMITH, Cashier. Chari of the Savannah. S ubscriptions win be received at the News Room of the Georgian Office for a Lithographic Chart of the River Savannah, commencing at Augusta, drafted [by Major HiLLiioirsE, Stata Superintondant of River* nnd Ronds. Price to Subscribers (|I2 50 each Persons desirous of obtaining copies, are re quested to furnish their names at once, as the chn.it will not be executed Until tho subscrip tion warrants it. dec 2 A Card. M R. PETERS res ncetfully informs tho community that ne intends giving les sons in Vocal and Instrumental Music, the French Language nnd Drawing. Applica tion made at Mr. J. A. Benulards, Johnson's Square, will be promptly attended to. Reference to Messrs. P. De Villers, Wm. Gaston, J. Ganaiil. nov 20 4- ; -2w Boy Wanted. W ANTED to Hire, an active boy of from 14 to 18 years of age, acquainted with the duties of a House Servant and who un- dcrstaridsthe care of a Horse. For such an one regular wages and 4 permanent situation will be given. Apply to the Editor, nov 29 4 Wanted. A SERVANT tha understands plain Cooking and Washing, to whom per manent employ will be given. Apply to the Editor. Vnoy 17 For Sale, KK4 A ACRED of Land on tho Groat Buffiilne Swamp, in lots to suit purchasers. For particulars applv to nov 5 JOHN MILLION. :r For Sale. L OTS numbers six (0) & seven(7) Holland Tything Pcrcival Ward, fronting the Independent Presbyterian Church, with all the building materials thereon at present lying. For terms apply to ANP. LOW & CO. doc 8 10—pllp Wanted, A HOUSE Servant to do the work of a small family. A competent fbmale will answer all tho purposes. Apply at thi» of fice. dec 8 C> +