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m POltT OF SAVANNAH. ct.hr Retrieve, Tcltt. N. York,10 ds,to J It Hot' S ,» .o Lav U Hendrickson, Jenny it, Douglass fcDenslow, JBentley,GB Lamar, G & vMtnbertson, J H Olderslmw, Cohen fc f"“ c b & Mackenzie, JWMorrcli, O Taft, &. Miller, C II Hathaway, Johnston, Hill Si co. 5 «aniers. Conting out,was run into, hv a sloop mi Ira curried nwny stnunchoons,plank shears, "siiion Miirv", Seymore,from Brunswick and Sn- [i\u S1'cotton, to Bulloch fc Dunwody, and R *c/om! JamChevnlier, Chevalier, 8 ds tin St Ma- i-—cotton hides, nnd oranges, to the master. Wagers, Masters Lel.y, and Chevalier. The V was struck by a sound last night,when a short li,lance from town, which split her mainsail in Domestics, &c. S CASES -mp and.dlaghana 4 bales brown Shirtings 1 “ “ Sheetings 3 “ blenched “ 1 case fancy WindsorSonp 10 hluls N. E. Ruin 25 ■ bbis “ 10 qr casks Currant Wine (superior) 7 lthds New Orleans Molasses 6 M. Spanish Segars 100 bids Pilot nnd Nuvy Bread SO M. Laths. For sale low, by S. C. GREENE, dec 14 ||i’237 Moore’t Wharf. distance cutter Crawford, Puine. Iceveral places. Passed fo Ruunry Marsh, rove I CLKAItED, thin Juno, Miltimorc, New York, ‘ S. B. Pnrkman SAILED, Ship Globe, Hamilton, for Liverpool. Ship Win Wallace, Wood, for New York Sloop Three Brothers, for Darien. The ship Savannah, from this port, was passed roing into New York on the 8th Inst, by the ship ilmpcror. ‘ j ARRIVED FR.OM THIS I'ORT AtProvldcncc,4th Inst.ship Rising States,Pearce. At N.York,8lIi inst.ship Augustn,VanDyke,8 ds. UP FOR THIS PORT, At Philadelphia, 7th inst. brig Joseph S. Lewis, L soil Nth hist. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS AND OYER AND TERMINER. lHIS Court will meet on WEDNESDAY Next _ the 22rftint. Jurors and Witnesses will bo lunctuH lit tlietr attendance. . , dec 18 242 BEN. SHEET ALL, Clerk Lost .* Supposed to have Iccn stolen, tROM the subscriber on the Evening of the 8th inst. between the 0 mid 7 mile posts, on the iilsville Rond, u Black Morocco Pocket llook, fontaining a note of hnnd given by Elijah Fox, hr $105, duted sometime in 1810 and due In |820. An execution against William Lee, for [louse rent, in favor of John H. Morel!, Esn. and aid by Philip R. Donglass, and held by bun a* linstsnid Lee, for $22 50. Also, articles ef a- cement with Ebin Jenckes for the hire of a ne tt woman Tamer, for the year 1823, amount 50. Besides several other notes, accounts, tic. hich is not recollected, tbnt can be of no use to syone hut the owner. Whoever will return e said Pocket Book nnd its contents, shall be lerally rewarded and no questions asked. JOHN DOUGLASS, Louisville Road, 11 miles from Savli. dec 18 242 HaVE just received per ship Win Wallace.; LEGHORNS. • A general assortment of Misses, Girls and Boys, Yellow und White Lcghohi Huts very low charged. PAPER HANGING. A Very choice assortment of vnrious patterns, and prices from 374 cts. to $1, per piece with borders to match. AMERICAN PLAINS. 4 bales of stout American Plains, very low. A I.RO, Grundy’s and Welsh Plnins 8 : 4 anil 9-4 London Duffle Blankets 12*4 and 13-4 Rose do 8-4, 9-4 nnd 10-4 Linen Dinpers 2 bales French Osnnburg Thread of a superior quality. 7-4 Red Flannel at 311 cts Plaid Hoinespuifnt 12J ‘ (5-4 Mull Muslin at 374 “ Merino nnd Cashmere Long Shawls, Wulst Ribbons, Linen Cambric, And Cambric Handkerchiefs clicnn, Chinchilla Huts, Thread Laces and footings Withagencrul and well selected assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, Which they will sclrlow and on a long credit, dec 9 ca234 wpm. O TONS, Carrun Castings, just received Jal O from Greenock via Charleston. Consisting of the iollowing assortment, via 2(100 Pots from j to 30 gallons 2(H) American Spiders from 9 to 13 inches 50 Sets Hat metal Weights from 1 or- to 4 lbs 120 London Skillets from 1 to 0 rflmrls 4300 Camp Ovens from 9 to 18 inches 130 untiiiucd Tea Kettles from 1 to 6 quarts For sale by P M'PERMOTT. dec 0 *t231 Bank State Georgia. SAVANNAH Dec. 18, 1824. ‘HUIS Bank will elect a Toller, with a salary LL of $1440 to fill the vacancy occasioned by e resignation of J. P. Henry, on Friday tlic 31sl Bond, with two or more sufficient securi- A 1 , XV Shirtings, Garment Dimities, Fancy pfrnted check Muslin. Funcy chintz printed Jaconet Muslin, Marseilles Bed Guilts, Cambric Prints, &c. For sale by J, B. HERBERT & CO. dec 6 231 For sale, OLD CORDIALS AND OR A VE. ',k ts. I10 Y virtue of an order of. the Judges of the In ferior Court of said County—-It is ordered at an Election be held at the Georgia Hotel, in 10 city of Savannah, on Saturday the 1st day of inuary next, for two Justices of’ the Peace, for first beat Company—the company embraces es, for $15,000 will be required—applications ust be handed la, previous <0 the day of elec- on A. FORTER, Cashier, dec 18 242 (1 EGRGlA—Cl 1 ATH AM COUN VY. COFFEE, LANDING FROM BRIG GOV. HOPKINS [V BAGS St. Domingo Coffee, winch will be 1 sole low for cash by tin* ;cti, deg 18 241 open JOHN GARDNER, GEORGE SHICK, JOHN G. HOLCOMBE, JAMES ROBERTS, WM. W. BLACK, HENRY HAUPT, Freeholders. North Side of Market-Square, next door to J. II. M'Kcnzie’s Hat Store. B LUE Saltinctts very superior at 75 rents Black narrow Cloth G2J “ NOTICE. N Election will bo held at the Market House . in Ellis’ square in the city of Savannah on :y ol WURDAY the 1st day of Juuuary next for two nmnl ,s '' ccs of the Peace for the Second Corapnny rut. Polls will bo opene precisely at 10 o’- ock. Three freeholders ore competent to pr.c- CHARLES GILDON, FREDERICK HERB, JOHN WATERS, A SHEFTALL, JACOB SHAFFER, HUGH CASSIDY, Qualifications of voters the same as for Mein- «of the Legislature—to be a resident of the dec 18 242 that of vitli| uch t its m 0 j off aion City Marshal's sales, N the first Tuesday in January in front of the Court-House, between the usual hours, II he sold, the following property, if the taxes -"-snot naldi 0 byi wharf lot No. 8, Washington ward, bounded f nn- a by lot No.'9, south by Bay-street, west by lot lDdll ’’ »> nnd north by Savannah river, levied on as (property of the estate of Pot. Stanton, to snt- K the city taxes of said cstntc fortlie years 1821, d 1822, amount tax $99 and cost. Buildings on south hnlfof lot no. 40 ; levied on the property of Beniemin Sheftull. to satisfy meet, ertah jr tli* >y ial high' he property of Benjemin Sheftull, city taxes for the yi raot due $ 17 50, and costs. Buildings on lot no, 24, Elert ward, levied on ns •property of J. I. Bulloch, to satisfy Ids city os for the years 1823 und 1824. Amount duo 343, and costs. do® 18 F. M. STONE, Marshal. ity.Mars 1ml’s sales—continued. ' On the first Tuesday in January next, STILL be sold before the court house in the I" city of Savannah, between the hours of 10 M o’clock, hots no. 29 and30, Columbin ward, 60 by 90 'wilotbounded'east by lot uo. 31, south by a - „ nc >West by Habersham st. and nortli by York ,a on Ll c \ r , e ,' <!Ctered Ubhn as the property of the es- , h • Likin, for 4 quarters rent each lot. . ot no.25, Brown ward, 60by 90 feet, bound' draw wn :««7 .ivaief in rtf vert- 5 with C. nil J& 1 CO. R jw* I. .T "> JBro ' vn ward, 60 by 90 teet, bound- «« by lot no. 24, south by Porry-st. west by 'no. 26,and north by a lone, re-entered, upon operty of C. H. Hayden, for 12 quarters 81, Liborty ward, 60 by 90 feet, bound' east by lot No. 30, south by a lane, west by lot nnd north by York-st. re-entered upon ns My of the estate of John E Dcuhcll, for 12 ? rter » rent. No..32, Liberty ward. 60 by 90 feet, bound- ., • hy lot No. 31, south by a lane, west by uroad-sf. and north by York-st. re-entered iWiV - Property of the estate of'John H "7-for 12 quarters rent. ,°' s w' 17nnd 18>Franklin Ward, 00by 90 .Tnii ”’ “ oundcd cast by Jefferson st. south by ' n nan-st. west by Franklin square, and nortf |yan.st. re-entered upon as the property-of F e • % 8 nrs. each lot. Vs. caeb Jot. ^ is . - F. M. STONE, 0..* &43 > 'TL’ ’— 1 ■ ■ ■ —— ( T»« ve f^ouested to state, that JAMKS ErriN sir, is a candidutc-for- thu Office-of Tax Jicctor, at the ensuing election. ^Kare requested to'state, that Gf.okoe Mu, ,, *' tN , *» a candidate, for the Office of Tax per si N Invoice of6-4 .Cambrics, vm DE | BOXES ten vears old Martinique Cordials J. Vf 16 “ best Via de Grave JtJCD LANDING, 20 half hhls smull rice, ftec of grit, for family use, which will be sold nt $1 76, per cwt. if taken from the wharf, doc 13 237 BULLOCH ii DUNWODY. dec-6 r231 S.C.. GREENE. CHEAPER THANE VER A T THE SfHWi 19 lifimllng; Frontl i)hip (}■_! i 00 50 * >lllnt 1 lerringyi. 30 obis St. Croix Sugar 20 do Loaf mid Lump Sugar ■ 20 lings Coffee 30 bbis Baltimore Superfine and ('Inal Flour 20 do Whiskey 1 AthjJK 20 half bids Beef and Tongues 16 do No 1 ami 2 Mackerel 12 kegs No 1 ;md 2 Richmond Tobacco 10 kegs prime Goshen Butter 5 casks Louden Porter 5 hluls pplme retailing Molasses 5 bids Sugar House do 4 dozen Jars Pickled Onions 20 kegs cut Nails, assorted ■ Jamaica, W. t. und N. E. Rnm Mndeirn and Tenuriffe Wine Old Irish Whiskey in Bottles, Teas Powder k Shot, Demijohns, Jugs, be. For sale hi/ GEO. I). CORNWELL, dec 14 p241 JYotice. WTRTE subscriber having been admitted to prac- <jJL lice in the Courts ot this State, is prepared to receive uny business that may' .be confided to him nt the office of Richard Cuyler, Esq. on the bay. CHARLES II. STARR, dec 17 a241 Sportsmen Attend!! NUMBER of fine fut TURKIES will be shot for on Tuesday nnd Saturday of next week, at Jcnck’s Gate—to commence at 11 o’clock each day. dec 17 241 JXoticc. C OTTON will be allowed to lav on the Steam Boat Wharf free of expense Two days after the tiny of landing, after which time to pay S cents per bnlefor the laying over ami if ordered after wards to be stored to nay lOconts per bale (in ding laying over) fortlie 1st Week nnd 6 cent very week after. If ordered to be stored wi the lay days to he at the rate of 5 cts.per hale her week. JOHN DAVIDSON, Agent. dec 17 A241 CELEBRATION. T HE Officers and Members of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, will assemble at the Grand Lodge Hail, in Savannah-, On Monday, the 27th instant, ot NINE O’CLOCK in the forenoon, for the pur pose of celebrating tfoc Anniversary of St. John the Evangelist. A procession will be formed, and an oratioft delivered by the Rev. A. Cartkr Transient Brethren are requested to join the subordinate Lodges, at their several Halls of meeting. By order of James Morrison, Mos( Worshipful Grand Master L. H. FURTH, Secretary, a, dec 17 241 independent Presbyterian Church. I/TJ^HOSE persons who rented Pews in (Ids ii. Church at Auction oil Friday the 3d iiist arc hereby notified that unless they cfill on the sub scriber and settle for the snme’on or before Thurs day the 23d instithey will again he offered for rent on FRIDAY, 24th inst. at 11 o’clock, at which time the hell will be rung, dec 17 241 CALVIN BAKER. It' CE will be prepared for Mnrkct at the abov Brown 6-4 Cloth very stout $1 Whith Plains 33 “ Colored and white Homespuns 124 " Fine white Flannels 60 “ Black nnd .white Calicos 16 “ Checks, Red Flannels Caroline Plaids Tnrlan Plaids, BombozettSj Gloves, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Stockings, Witli a number of other articles too tedious to mention all cquully cheap for cash, uec 10 111*235 White Lead, Putty and Glass. 125 kegs White Lead For sale by COO lbs Putty An assortment of GLASS. CLIFTON MILL. T HE subscriber's Mill being in complete order, will heat rice-on us moderate terms os any o- ther on the river; and every accominodntioh af forded persons, who send their crops to It. Tho following are the present fixed rates! 9 per ct the owner taking all the offal nov 18 16 A. DE LAROCHE, Opposite the Exchange. Dearborns Patent Balances. T HE subscriber being desirous of closing^icoh- signmeid of these Balances, offers them for sale at very reduced prices nov 13 , m237 HOMES TUPPER- Georgia Syrup. T( C% tierces best quality—For sale by J. J5 dee. 1 i. GAUDRY fc HERBERT. Just Received, Fev ship Globe, from Philadelphia, ?)bls Pennington’s double refined LOAF SUGAR 25 “ do single do do 15 “ do Lump Sugar 60 half hhls FLOUR For snle by GAUDRY & HERBERT dec 2 l228 DISSOLUTION. rpHE Partnership heretofore existing in this city J. between tho subscribers under the. firm of Petersen, Hammond 4* Co. expires by its own lim itation on 1st Januury, 1825: N. M PETERSEN. OGDEN IIAMMOND, FRED. JAHNCKE. By Ids Attorney Opium Hammond. All demands against the firm must lie rendered, and all outstandingpuyments inado to the subscri ber who is fully authorised’to settle the same, deed 231 OGDEN HAMMOND. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP, W HICH existed in Glasgow, under tiie firm of Thomas Lancaster fy Co. und in this place under that of John H. Reid Sr Co. was.dissolved on the 31st of August last, THOS. LANCASTER, Per Attorney, J. H. Reid, JOHN II. REID. The subscriber will continue the business on ids o\Vn account, and attend to the settlement of the affuirs of the late firm, nov 20 si218 JOIINH. R1FD W E aro requested to state, thnt David Bell isu candi ‘ * “ ' ” . . u cundidate, for the Office of Tax Cq1| lector at the ensuing Election dec 11 236 -WTJ./E arc requested to state, that Adam Cope, V\ is a candidate, for the Office of Recoivcr of xTR cturns at the ensuing Elcctiun. dec 11 236 WM. C. BARTON, I S a candidate for Justice ofTho Peuce in the 2d district, Captain Girodpn’s Beat, and solicits the suffrages ol the Voters residing tierin' dec 17 (ja4t m Battation Orders. | ■ The .■Company's composing the COtli Battnlioil arc hereby ordered to appear on tile Regimen tal Parade Ground on THURSDAY, 30tli Dee.inst. at Ten o'clock A. M. armed anil equiped accoi'ding to lawfnrdrill. By order'of Isaac D’Lvon, LI. Col. 60/A battalion, G. M. ’' M. W. STEWART, Adj't. 1st Refr’t. G. M. dec 10 236 'or Ncw-Yorlf, LINE.) The fast sailing Packet Ship e m: p e ii o r, J. II. licnneti, Murtc.v, meet xvith iinmedTaW despatch, "or freighter passage Itaviiigclegant accommoda tions, apply to Cujit. B. on board at Jones’s upper ivharfor to HALL k. HOYT, dec 17 241 N Company Orders. Ah Election ia hereby or dered to beheld in Reynolds Square^ on FRIDAY, til 24th ins.ant, for n First nnd Second Lieutenant nnd En sign of the 4thUcat Compa ny. The Poll will be opened at 11 o’clock, A. M. A. BAIN, Cnpt. dec 6 4th Beat Co. G. M. {Squadron (Irdorn 22d November, 1824. T HE melnhers of the corps of Georgia Hussars are orderud to assemble at the Court House in tlmcity of Savniinah on TUESDAY, the 28th day of December next, to elect a Captain to com mand the said 'corps, in the rooiti ot Capt. Stiles, resigned, and also to fill such other vucuncies as muy 'henoccur. By order W. W. GORDON, Adgt. Squad. Cav. 1st Div. G. M. nov 23 220 i'lantutton anil Negroes for The Plantation belonging to tlift Testate of the Into Fleming Akin, situated on the little Ogeccbce known by Ihc name of Menihall, i tniuing 1100 acres—a large proportion of wl is first quality Rice and Cotton land, AWL With convenient Dwelling, Nc- jjO'jlgL fP'° nnd gin Houses—stables 11 * * ijyj® corn nnd cotton houses in complete rfSSsSab order. Together with n grnifc of twen- 1y prime field hands—for sale upon very liberal terms. Application to bo made to Mr. James Brown on 1111 ic place GEO. W. MCALLISTER, Strathy Hall, Bryan county, or Hryi ROCKWELL & Co. , Savannah Dov 18 116 Plantation for Sale, The Plantation on the Augus ta Road, six miles from Savan nah, comprising fifty-two and n half acres, about twenty of which if clear ed und inclosedt--Togelhe'r with the buildings a thereon, including a dwelling known as the Six Mile House, one of the best stands on the Augusta Rond for a Tavern, is offered for sale low. ; Persons wishing to purchase will please apply to the subscriber on the premises, dec 14 238 C.F.HUNK. mill till the 1st of May next, at the following rates.— 9 percent, tho ownertaking all theoffnll. 7 per cent, the owner taking half. 6 per cent, the mill taking all the offall. The custamary charges for freight und cooper age fcc. ns formerly. Apply to William Kit.i’A- TniCK at the Mill or to JACOB READ, dec. 6 ri-tr23i 7 ’ “ “ “ half 6 « the Mill ' “ all « « Apply to Mr. Oliver Dudley nt the Mill, or to JOHN F. WILLIAMSON, de c 8 tf—I r233 Wanted Iininediately. T WO Waiting Girls from 10 to 15 years of age to do the light work about a house,in a small family : none necdnpply unless well recommend ed. Enquire ut LAY & HENDRICKSON'S, dec 15 239 Planters Bank. election willbn held for Thirteen Directors on the pnrt of the Stockholders nt the Bunk epr on MONDAY 3d Tnnuary next. The poll will be open from 9 until two,and from three Until five o’clock.- J. MARSHALL, Cashier, dec 15 ||t.239 WOOD, JpOR sale on Goodwins wharf) nt the lowest rates nnd of the best, quality on application to IVm. A. Moots who solicits from his friends und former customers and the public iirgeneral ashore of patronage, dec 2 ir227 WOOD. rj*HE Subscriber offers for sale, best quality Oak and Hickory Wood at $3 75 on the Wharf, or $4 50 dellvel-ed. JOSEPH G. BLANCE, Williamson’s wharf, dec 9 ca234 Fire and Marine Insurance. T HE Subscriber continues to receive propo- ■Hi sals for Insurances against fire and marine isks, for the Charleston Fire mid Marine Insur ance Company—Persons wishing to protect them selves against losses, would do Well to apply to this office, the stability of which is well known to lie undoubted—the rates of premium low, and the payment of losses, when they occur, most prompt and liberal. Apply to HOMES TOPPER, Age nt. dec 13' J.237 P ROPOSALS will be received by the Street and Lane Committee for repairing and furniahiug materials for said repuirs to the public Squares of 1 materials for said repuirs to the public Squares the city. FRED. DENSLER, ) ft GEO. M1LLEN, > g dec 11 236 W.C. WAYNE. 1 B Painting, Glazing, etc. T HE Subscriber continues to curry on the PAINTING, GLAZING and GILDING businc-s in all its difierent branches, nt his old stand corner of Broughton and'Bull-strcets. He keeps constantly on hand a general assort ment of GLASS of all sizes. All kinds of PAINT OILS, frc. , A. BAIN; nsvl* 1ft- - and Cotton. Plantations. For sale, the Plan tation on which the For New-York, The fino copper fastened ship JAMES, Henri/ Salter, Master, —.will have immediate despatch for the shove port if iisuffiency of freight utters in reason- time. For freight or passuge having linnd- soinfc accommodations apply to capt, Suiter on hoard at Lows Wharf or to c 17 m241 AND'W LOW & CO. 1’ or Baltimore. The schr. FORNAX, Davie, Master, Will have Immediate despatch. For freight or passage apply toCapt. D. on hoard at Tcltnirs wharf or to HALL ii HOYT, nov 30 226 For Norfolk and Baltimore. The schr. WATERBORO, R. B. Nye, Master, She is an excellent sen Vessel, of n- bout 50 tons Burthen. For freight or charter, up- dy to Jenny and Douglas?, or to the muster J>\ lourd, nt Jones' upper wharf, dec 10 1,235 MR. PHILLIPS, Of Rockville Academy, South Carolina, H AVING nn-ived in this city, for the purposo of establishing a Sellout for YduTiiorBOTii sexes, he respectfully solicits the patronage of 1 he public. The testimonials of his nbiljtv, attention, and kindness to the pupils thpt have keen placcdunder Ills tuition, Und their rapid progress in. the several branches of llieir-oducntion, at the examinations, particularly in the English Gratnmcr, from the mnnnerofVislnaiihinglt, will, he earnestly hopes, ensure to him a portion of patronage. Terms of Tuition in the following, branches of education, $50 per Annum:— English Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Astronomy, History, Rhetoric and Composition, Na tural and Moral Philosophy, ' and the Belle Lettrcs. French und Latin, if required, at an additional charge. Navigstien, tho manner nf measuring the dis- iicc ofth-j Sun and Moon or fixed Stars; the Zrijii&fi j$i jmiiSSi I5v (Jalvin Baker, On MONDAV' 20lh inst. util o'clock; In front ut his Auction store, A general assortment of G R O C E It I E & ALSO,’ At half past 11 o'clock. At his Auction Store, A gcncrat .assortment o f British und \heficun DRY GOODS, ALSO, In front of ins Auction Store, ONE MULATTO WOMAN, nbout 35 years of age, a good Cook, Washer Ironer,—also, her child niniut8 years of uge. ONE BLACK GlltL, about 16 years old a good House Servant. F parf of tlic personal estate of Alisa Ann Mo deed. Sold by order of the executrix, dec 16 233 Brandy, Preserved Fruits, Claret It. Street Oil, Bottles, <§v. By J. B. Herbert & co. On THURSDAY', 22d Inst, nt i t o’clock, will le sold on Boltou's Wharf,landing from Fr. brig L’Uni, capt. Bouvics,fin Havre, 25 pines Brandy, Otard Dupny u Co. -• l>r ■ with certificates 10 jdpils Cognac Brandy 4 casks Claret Wlno 12 boxes “ 25 bottles each 40 '(* Preserved Fruit 12 qr ensks Sweet Oil 200 Oil Baskets 5 qr casks Cordial (Guignolet) 10 crutcs empty Bottles, 2000 Cories 24 coils Cordage 8000 Brick Terms at time snlv r dec 17 241 —TM* •w Executor’s sale, By J. B. Herbert fy Co Onthe I'irst Tuesday in January next, will before the Court House, in this Sty, belie the usual hours of 10 and 2 o’clock, the following property, being the PERSONAL ESTATE of Wm. Craig,, dec. viz.— One Share Steam-float Stock, and F\r NEGROES, Sancho, Forlftuc, .lack, uiid 3yi,-ja. Sold by. pry. mission of the Hon. the Inferior Court and bi/ordip of the Executor. Terms Cush: nov 17 215 method 01'finding the longitude by Lunar obser vations, and the latitude by double attitudes, also tho variation of tho compass, taught upoc reasona ble lerpls. Miss PtiiLEirs will assist in the tuition of the young ladies entrusted to his care. Should Mr. Phillips be so fortunate ns to meet with n sufficient support, it is ids,intention to open school on the third of January, and further will es tablish a Boarding School,upon the some terms. As those of bis acadumy nt Rockville, and masters to instruct in accomplishments requisite; will be provided. Any indy or gentleman wishing to honor liini with their patronage, will nave the kindness to send their cards loins present place of residence, nt Capt. Doiivillo's Johnston’s-Square, and he wilj immediately wnit upon thoiq, dac 9 *m234 subscriber resides, called noil knnwm by the name of Newton, having on. it ii well finished Dwelling House, with oight rooms, besides:! basementSto- 1 / with four rooms; and n good Overseer House, nrn, Cotton House, nnd other convenient build ings ; and a never-failing spring of excellent wa ter. ALSO, • The. Two adjoining Plnnta- tions called and known by the 'W Y** nnmesol'LAMni'.Tiinnd Dean Forest, each having improvements thcpcon. The thrOe plantations are within seven miles of- Savannaii, on the Great Ogechcc Rond, and con tain nbout tw’o .thousand and three hundred a- crcs : about five lmrtdred acres of which is prime rice land{ within Banks, nndabout five hundred acres of cleared good cotton nnd provision land, a greater part of which is enclosed by pretty good fences. The land Will he divided to suit. a pur chaser if uesirgd, A pnrt only of the purchase mo ney will he required; and 11 liberal credit .given for the balance, the purchaser securing payment by a mortgage. For terms and conditions e.n- quirc of , GEO. JONES, dec 16 Ca2J0 ers are competent to preside. JAMES MORRISON, FRED’K DENSLER, P:BRASCH, T. N. MOREL, GW. ANDERSON, JAMES MTIENRY. N. B. Qualification of voters the same ns for Members of the Legislature—to be a reasdent of the Beat. dec 13 f237 THE A vgusta, Georgia, I S open under the superintendence of Mr. COS- BEY DICKINSON and Mr, J. P. DENNEY, late of Savannah. The House has undergone repnirs: the rooms are spacious and Are, refurnished. Persons can accommodated witli single rooms, and every ox ertion will be made to render them comfortable. SAMUEL IIALE, Proprietor,, nov 30 x.126 Poor Hor-se and Hospital. This Property,so well known as to need no description, will lie offered at public sale witli the out- hiiilditgs nnd every tiling belonging to it, at the Court House on the first Tuesday in January next, if not previously disposed of at rivate sale. Applications in the meun tinm may e made to cither of tho unuersigued Committees, G. W. OWENS, } Com; of the FRANCIS SORREL. ( Planters Bank. NORMAN WALLACE, ) Com. of Marine F. H. WELMAN. * ( & Fire Ins. Co. CALVIN BAKER, Auctioneer. dec8 1233 ■ < To Rent.; The three story brick Jmild- ingon the Bny, lately occupied |5|I[!JS by JasiesJDickson 4”os a Whole• sa i t Dty Good Store. Apply to C.W. ROCKWELL 4* CO deciO t Jjr TO BE LET. The STORE corner of ^Bny and Dray toh-Strocts, now occu pied by J.' P; Seize. Possession qjn) o had on the 15th of this m: nth. Airthcr particulars, apply to I’etcr Dupon. PETER EVEN* oct 19 11191 Fresh Prunes. boxes fresh Prunes—just received pr brig Francis—for sale bv GAUDRY fc lUiflBEilX. dec-4 »23g Office of the Marine and Fire In surancc Coiniiany. SAVANNAH, Dec. 2d, 1824. A N adjourned meeting of tlic Stockholders of tills Institution will take place nt its Office On WEDNESDAY the I2th day of January next, at which all persons interested are desired to at tend, eitherpersdiially or by attorney—as matters ofiinpoi-tance, in relation,tothefutureoperations of the Company, Will then be discussed and de cided, persons representing stock, should be in vested with full power to voto on all nnfstions that may arise, touching the progress of the insti tution. GEO. SCHLEY, President, dec 3 229- , Notice. A N Election will he held at the Court House in the City of Savannah, on SATURDAY, the City first day of Jununry next for two Justices of the «y Peace for the Third Company Bent. Polls will be opi ned precisely at 10 o’clock. -Three Freehold- Officc of the Marine and Fire In surance Company- SAVANNAH, Dec. 2d, 1824. P ERSONS holding Bills of this Company nre requested to. present them for payment forth with, as it is desirable that they should ull be re deemed us early, as may be convenient. GEO. SCHLEI, President. dec 3 229 Planters Bank. 1HE Directors liuving declared n Dividend t, - two and a half netcent fortlie last six month?* 5 same will lie paid on and after Thursday next. ’ dec 7 m232 J. M ARSH ALL, Cnshmft* WATCII MAKER, From R 0 shell's Far ton/, Ifivcrpool, T> ESPECTFULI.Y infoims’thc citizen , of S vunnnh that he can^ repair Chronomalr Longitude, Repealing, Musical, Duplex, Pah, Horizon af,nod all Umdsol'CLOCKS and W.ATCi i ES, with the utmost dispatch. IT His Shop is next door south of Justice 11 soli, Bull-street, ■£. nov 25 222 ’■J SHE undersigned boiiifnii J. posals for keeping in rep until tiie first meeting of Con Sr' lb] ir the city C II in.Iiinuar.’ m-xt. [Huposnls for the sumo will he left with either - life undersigned. GEORGES HICK’, J.B. GAUDRY, s'ept 18 179 J. C. HABERSHAM, FACTORAGE. SHE subscriber tenders histlranks to I rpi JL and the puhli.: lor llie libera) ennou;:- meht be llns recoived in flic FACTORAGE and COMMISSK V BUSINESS, and trusts that by 11 strict attention to the Itltc. i-A of the Planter, he will ulerit a continuance ot’C. .g,. patronage. . .' .' *$K' ■ For sale. Giyndy’s xvhlte Plains Prime 43 inch Cotton Bagging. ELIAS FORT, , • Commerce Ri w oct 5 185 P ERSONS having claims against tlic estat.; .;i , Charles W. Tebeuu, are re quested ed to them, and those indebted to make mrtnedi . payment to the Subscriber—aroouhls against b-i said estate to be left with Messrs S. C (,■ Schenk. F. E.TEBF.AU. Admr too7 186 Swaims Panacea, J UST received and for sale bv LAY HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Slmds building —ALSO A fresh supply Of LEES GENUINE RILIOI.- ’ PILLS, just received from the Patentee. dec 4 v r. - . - » - -• ’• Notice. ' O enable the assignees of Mr. WilIum Tob- TNEii, to make nt an early period a final divi yp< m dend; it is requested that all clnims against him, '" he presented.to their agent Mr, Thomas G. Mil- 1 ai. _ m morn n/M/ /ip r n \?tt a u xr apta V'T 1 lf.b, by the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, otherwise they will he debared; It is hoped that those indebted will see the necessity of making an immediate, settieiueiit. . hov 8 208 JAMES M-HENRY, GEORGE RELPH, JOHN H. REID, Assignees of W. Turner. rflHE subscriber informs his friends and the 1 inhabitants of Savannah geherully,that ^he will give instructions on the PIANO FORTE.—Those who feel dis posed to encourage him will please make application nt the house of Mr. Philip Bn aSch, Corner of Broughton and Drayton-Strects. or nt the Furniture Storo df Mr I. W. Morrall, Wliillaker-Slreet. The subscriber tenders his thanks to the citizens of Savannah for the support he has hitherto re ceived, and hopes, that from his knowledge, and experience in his profession, and the attention he pledges himself to pay to those who may be plac ed under his instructions, he will receive a liberal share of public patronage. Terms $25 per quarter. flCf® PIANO FORTES tuned at the shortest notice. ,nov 16 l214 , HENRY L. BRASCH. 50 Assize of Bread. T HE avertige price of Flour being $6 1-2 per barrel 196Tbs weight, the weight of Broad for the present month must be 124 cts. loaf 2 lbs. 13 oz. 6* .“ “ 1 lb. 6i oz. Of which all fakers and sellers of bread will take duenotice. SI. W. STEWART, Citv Treasurer. The $uiiscuibeks ContbiHcthc Commission Business in crpoul, under the Firm of ISA \ C, LOW ff CO. A ND will at all limes irmkn liberal atlvanc produce consigned to them for sqln. Havingships regularly in the 'Liverpool trade vningaci nnd owning n'convenient wharf, on-which th rc are roomy F-ire-proof Stores, cotton will be re ceived and forwarded in their own -vessels, <>r those to their address, free of any cqtnmisHioii, . Orders for merchandize, will be executed and dy n Commission charged, wfien the payment ip tisfactorily secured. A general assortment of British is just received, being bought with Money und se lected by one of the partners, they, will be fifritisjw ed as low as by any regular lmporlirtg House ixi the United States, and on a long credit; for approved paper. ANDREW LOW fo C 0. oct 26 197 " W HITE and coloured Plains London Duffle Blankets Best Russia Hemp Buggi ng English Coal nnd White Lead London Pi.rter, in pints and quarts Crates assorted Crockery Crates of Glassware and China And several other bulky Articles, For sale ut reduced prices by nov 23 ca220 ANDREW I-OW 4" C(V White Lead. TUST landing from ship Emily, from Liverpool, a large quantity of WHITE LEAD, 01 tho first quality, in 106 lbs". 50 ibs. and quarter kegs, for sale by A. BA[.\, Corner of Broughton 4* Bull-streets, nov 18 16 HI Some titne iti the early pm A oflastweek a BEAVF.I? II YT, ti’om a Negro Boy, the qWUO " iug property anil payiu vertiseojent, jimy take porse 1 nov- 6 - "'W «4- 4 rtie ewne ' in I & t *