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JOSEPH G. BLANC E,
Williamson’s #harp, ng
*FFERS for Sale.—Sugar 1st and 2d nuullty
1 Loai'and Lump “ Molasses, CotVcc,
1’cpper, Pimento, Cognac Brand)-,
Holland Gin, Jam. and Northern Rum
Bye Whiskey, Northern Gin,
Lamp Oil, Demijohns,
Nos. 1 ami 2 Maekurel, in whole and hall
barrels
“ 3 “ in bbls.
Flour in bbls. and half “
'i Buck Wheat Flour in bbls. and half bbls.
Salt in Socks, Iron,
American ami English White Lead
Iinms and flitches Bacon
Powder in Kegs and Cunnistcrs, or by the
Pound
Nails in Kegs, or by the lb.
Casks Cheese, boxes.Cundlcs,
Tea, Lard, Butter,
Fine and Negro SHOES, 1st quality.
ALSO,
A quantity of. fine and coarse
CLOTHING.
Together with n'goneral assortment of
And all other articles in the Grocery line.
4cc 9 234
Plains and blankets
T IIE Subscribers have received by the latu ar
rivals from New-York and Liverpool, their
FALL SUPPLY,
'consistImo or
G-4 and 9-4 London Duffle Blankets
6-4 and 14*4 Rose Blankets
White, Mist and Blue Plains, very low
ti-4 Bine and Mist Cloths for servants
Fine White Welsh Flannels -
Do White, Blue and Rod Yorkshire
Very fine bcorlct'Cloths and Cassimcres
Superfine Cloths, Cassimcres and Suttinet
Bombazccns and Bombazotts
4-4 and'6-4 Black, White and Pink
Italian Crapes
Carolino Plaids and SalisburyrFlaii-
ncls
Linen and Cotton Bed Tick
4-4 and 8-4 Counterpanes afld Quilts
Fine Printed Counterpanes, a new article
Furniture and Garment Dimity
PrlutodCamhrlck and Furniture Chintz
Fine Irish Linen and Sheeting
Linen Cumbric and do Handkerchiefs
Rich Shaded and Figured Silks
Baruge and Colored Florence
Boruge Scarfs and Handkerchiefs
Rich Coshmcru Scarfs, Shawls and Hand
kerchiefs
Bobinctt Veils and,Thread Laces
4-4 and G-4 Plain and Fig. Bobinetts
do do Cambric and Jaconetts
do do Nainsook and Book Muslin ,
do do Ileal India Jaconetts and Mull
Muslins
Flounce Robes and Inserting Trimming
Rich Bail Dresses and Head Ornaments
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose of all des
criptions, .
I'itk sundry other articles, too numerous to men-
[on, all of which will be sold on the most nccom-
mdating terms, by
-WM. 4- II. ROSE.
| net 21 • cp193 , - „
CLIFTON MILL.
IllE subscriber's Mill being in complete older,
. will beat rice on as moderate terms as any o-
r on the river; and every accommodation of-
Had persons, who send their crops to it.
I'he following arc the present fixed rates?
9 per ct the owner taking all the offal
7 “ « “ half “ "
G " the Mill " all « <<
[Apply to Mr. Ouvzn Dudley at the Mill, or to
1 JOHN P. WILLIAMSON,
[ace 8 lr—tr233
J7JLAVE just received per ship YVra YYVilni c.''
LEGHORNS.
A gcncrnl assortment of Misses, Girls and Boys
Yellow und White Leghorn Hats very
low charged.
PAPER HANGING.
A very choice assortment of various patterns,
and prices from 374 cts. to § 1, per piece
witb’JbordeVsto match.
AMERICAN PLAINS.
4 bales of stout American Plains, very low.
, Grundy’s and Welsh Plains
8*4 and 9-1 London Duffle Blankets
12-4 and 13-4 Itose do
8-4, 9-4 and 10*4 Linen Diapers
2 bales French Osnaburg Thread of a superior
7-4 Red Flannel at 314 cts
Tlaid Homespun at 12J *
0-4 Mull Muslin at 374 "
Merino and Cashmere Long Shawls,
Waist Ribbons, Linen Cambric,
And Cambric Handkerchiefs cheap,
ChinchUa Huts, Thread Laces and footings
Witha general und well selectedassortments'
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Which they wiil sell low and on a long credit,
dec 9 ca234
Domestics, Ms.
pf CASES Plaids and Ginghams
♦> 4 bales brown .'Shirtings
1 “ “ Sheetings
3 “ bleached "
1 case fancy Windsor Soap
10 hhds NiE. Rum
25 bbls “ “
10 qr casks Currant Wine (superior)
7 hlids New Orleans Molasses
G M. Spanish Segars
100 bbls Pilot and Navy Bread
GO M. Laths.
For sale low, by S. C. GREENE,
dee 14 ||p237 Moore's Wharf.
The Subscribers
Continue the Commission Business in ‘Liv
erpool, under the. Finn of
.ISAAC, LO W Sf CO.
\ ND will at all times inalco liberal advances on
produce Consigned to them for sale.
Having ships regularly in the Liverpool trade,
and ownmga convenient wharf, on whieh there
are roomy Fire-prnof Stores, cotton will be re
ceived and forwarded in their Own vessels, or
those to their address, free of any commission.
Orders for merchandise, will be executed and
only a commission charged, when the payraunt Is
satisfactorily secured. ' , | j
A general assortment of British
La Fayette Glass Latins, Arc. *
Just received per ship Emperor, from J\etv-
Yorh.
X N I.EGANT Lafayette Glass Lamps ) Various.
A “ I’tiiin “ “ s
Small Glass Lamps forenndlesticks \ terns.
Japan Dish Tube Lamps
“ Socket
Lamp Y\ iek all kinds, I in CanBti-rs, from 1 to 3
gitll's. Tin Lump Feeders turgeand small, andSOO
gall’s, ot Pure SPERM OIL, for sale low by
LAY & HENDRICKSON}
Druggists and Chemists,
Shad’s Buiidiucs.
dec. 20 243
. ,
is just received, being bought with .Money And se
lected by one of the partnors. they will be furnish
ed us low as by any regular Importing House in
the United States, and on a long credit, for
approved paper. ANDREW LOW it CO.
oct 20 197
ft
FAC TOIL IGF. *
rTIIlE subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends
A and tho public far the .liberal encourage
ment he ha* received in the ~ •
FACTORAGE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
and trusts that by a strict attention to the interest
of the Planter, he will merit a continuance ofthclr
patronage.
For sale.
Grundy’s white Plains ,
Prime 42 inch Cotton Bagging
' ELIAS FORT,
Commerce Row.
oct 6 185
ICB'WMI be prepared for Market at the above
, p MA, mill till the 1st of May next, at the following
shanp
b
bep
tyi
dial.
I.Vii|
9 per cent, tho ownertaldng all the offull.
7 per cant, the owner taking half.
6 per cent, the mill taking all the offal).
Ihe custamary charges for freight and cooper-
|e be. os formerly. Apply to William Kilpa-
flea at the Milt or to JACOB READ.
Oy rt-tp231
\imber, Factorage and com
mission Business.
IHE Subscriber continues the Lumber. Factor
age and Commission Business, at his old
d near the Uulon Ferry Wharf, and ten day his
/vices to his friends and the public.
iHewlllalso attend to the RE-PACKING and
[IMPRESSING of COTTON,his cotton press be
g in complete order.
[Oct 30 201 JNO. EVFJUNGHAM
sat.
i fax
Dissolution.
IHE Co-partnership of Welman Bryan isthis
day dissolved by mutual consent.
I F. II WELMAN,
[ nov 30 h220 ALl.X’R BRYAN.
: Mill
of Til]
fort’ll
itcroll
the Si I
solicit’!
Notice.
HIE Copartnership of Nicholas fy Neff is dis
solved by mutual consent—William Neff is
[lionsed to settle the affairs of the concern.
SAMUEL NICHOLAS
„ WILLIAM NEFF.
Pec P 234
AJffll
ym\
■ill be |
lerk.
with
nino-
dissolution.
HE Partnership heretoforc.exlsling in this city
between tlie subscribers under the firm of
Iersen, Hammond 4’ Co* expires by its own iim
V* n on 1st January, 1825.
N. M PETERSEN,
OGDEN HAMMOND,
FRED. JAHNCKE,
[ By his Attorney Oamts Hammond.
PM demands ngainst the firm must lie rendered
hall outstandingpayments made to the subscri-
[wlio is fully authorised to settle the same.
231 OGDEN HAMMOND.
l’IIE C O-BARTN J511SHIP,
r ^^CH existed in Glasgow, under the firm of
Thomas Lancaster &■ Co. aud in this pluce
8 3lstof August i^'t^ ' ^ ^°' was dissolved
THOS. LANCASTER,
Per Attorney, J. II, Reid
.. ; JOHN H.REID.
*mb!C r lbe r Will continue the business on
u ffr a< i c , 0 “ nt > an d attend to the settlement of
“ affairs 6fthe late firm.
■ ° v -° m2 is John ii. ried.
wclvfl |
ilaticj j
irto.
Lion.
a (bl»
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rbun-
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Notice.
TO enable the assignees of Air. William Tur-
Li * n , t0 ttt an ear, y period a final divi-
I ’ 1 15 r ‘•'quested thu.t all claims against him,
L p tf !e ” to d to their agent Mr. Thomas G. Mil-
T’ t b y. 1 he FIRST DA Y OF JAA'UAR Y MEXT,
L they will be dubared; It is hoped,that
L f will, see the necessity ofmaking
Immediate settlement. , b
JAMES M'llENRY,
GEORGE RELPIl,
JOHN H. REID,
Assignees of W. Turner.
aoa
I hi... b >scr ’ | her returns his sincere thanks to
1 ' lcnd ? and the public for past favours,
>1 he has removed his Shop
son'cT 1 ! S ®tjddings, next door to Lay & Hen-
in m..,i w nere every thing in his line
V asr.nV! 1 ‘host tashionablo style and at
|very dcs-rip|P r ' cea- m ditary uniforms
JOHN ffl COOPER.
Savannah Female Asylum.
A N Election for a Matron to this institution,
will take place at the Asylum IIouijb ou tho
first meeting in February. Application for the
above to be handed in, to the subscriber.
By orddr of the board,
E. M. LLOYD, Seo’ry
nov 12 211
A Plain Cook, Washer &lroncr
T O hire by the year. For particulars, apply to
W.T.W1LLIA
dec 9
Landing*
From ship Oglethorpe,
BOXES prime Digby Herrings.
IN STOKE,
30 bbls St. Croix Sugar
20 do Loaf uud Lump Sugar
20 bags Coffee
30 bbls Baltimore Superfine and Canal Flour
20 do Whiskey
5 do old 4th proof do
20 half bbls llecf and Tongues
10 do No 1 and 2 Mackerel
12 kegs No 1 and 2 Richmond Tobacco
10 kegs prime Goshen Butter
6 casks Loudon Porter
5 hhds prime retailing Molasses
G bbls Sugar House do
4 dozen Jars Pickled Onions
20 kegs cut. Nkils, assorted
Jamaica, W. I. mid N. E. Rum
Madeira and Tcncriffo Wine
Old Irish Whiskey in Bottles,Tens'
Powder St Shot, Demijohns, Jugs, See.
/()/• sale b)/
GEO. D. COP.NVVELL.
dec 14 i>241
Office of the Marine and Fire In
surance Company.
SAVANNAH, Dee. 2d ( 1824.
A N adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of
this Institution will take place at Its Office
on WEDNESDAY the 12tli day. of January next
ut which all persons interested are desired to at
tend,c.itherpcfsonully or by attorney—as matters
of importance, in relation to the future operations
of the Coinpnny, will then be discussed and dc ;
cided, persons representing stock, should bo in
vested with full power to vote on till questions
that may arise, touching the progress ofthe insti
tution. GEO. SCHLEY, President
doc 3 229
Office of the Marine and Fire In
surance Company.
SAVANNAH. Dec. 2d, 1324.
P ERSONS holding Bills of this Company arc
requested'to present them for payment forth
with, as it is desirable that they should all be re
deemed as curly us may be convenient.
GEO. SCHLEY, President.
dec 3 229.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
If IE Sttbscrib cr continues to receive propo-
. sals for Insurances against fire and marine
title*, for the Charleston Fire and Marine Insur
ance Company— Persons wishing to protect them-
; clves against losses, would do well to apply to
a] this office, tho stability of which is ivoll known to
• ImS tuidaubted-Mhe rates of premium low, and the
payment of losses, when they occur, most prompt
and liberal, Apply to
HUM
dec 13
l237
lOMES TUPPER, Age nt.
F
WOOD,
OR sale on Goodwins wharf; at the lowest
rutes and of tho best quality on application
to TFm. A. Moore who solicits from his friends iind
former customers and the public in general a share
of patronage. •
dec 2 . Ir227
234
Lost:
Supposed to have been stolen,
F ROM the subscriber on tho Evening of the 8th
inst. between the C and 7 mile posts, on the
Louisville Road, a Black Morocco Pocket Book,
containing a noto of hand given by Elijah Fox,
for $195, dated sometime in 1819 and due in
1820. An execution agulnst William' I.oe, for
House rent, in favor of John H. Morel), Esq. and
puld by Philip R. Douglass, and held by him a*
gainst said Lee, for $22 GO. Also, articles of a-
greement with Ebin Jenckcs for the hire of a ne
gro woman Tamer, for the year 1823, umount "'""t
IgO Besides several other notes accounts, to. P a » ?
which is not recollected,That can bo of no use to
any one but tbe owner. Whoever will return
the said Pocket Book and its contents, shall be
liberally rewarded and no questions asked.
JOHN DOUGLASS,
Louisville Road, 11 miles from Suvh.,
dec 18 242
V URNACULAK Sonp, Uose
Raudana do. Colon do. Almon dct.
Vogltublc “ Myrtli “ Musk . “
Low’s Oriental do. Violet 11
Transparent “ Windsor “
Wash Bulls “ Savonnettc “
Hair Powder, Pomatum, Combs,
HairBrushes, Cloatli Brushes,
Toctb “ Razors, Strops of Pomeroys Ss Ben
jamin,
Kogcts Pen Knives, Ladies Pencil Cases
Lead Pencils, tie.
For Sale by Df. DE LA ROCHE,
nov 26’ 223
In Council,
DECEMBER 9,1824.
O N enquiry and report made to Council, it ap
pears thut all cases of Varioloid have ceased
in the City, and that thore exists no further np-
prehensions of the disease or its contagcous ef
fects.
Beit thereforis Resolved, that all further pre
cautionary measures in relation to this disease bo
suspended, and that the Mayor do cause this Reso
lution to be made public and inserted in the pa-
SOLOMON COHEN, c. fc.
pro tem.
N* B. The Aueilsta Chronicle and Milledgeville
Recorder will give the above one insertion and
forward their accounts to this Office for payment.
dec 11 ’236
MR. PHILLIPS,
Of Rockville Academy, South Carolina,
H AVING arrived in this city, for the purpose
of establishing a School lor Youtiior both
sexes, he respectfully solicits the piitroiiugc ot lhe
public. ,
The testimonials of his ability, attention, and
kindness to the pupils that have been placed under
his tuition, and their rapid progress in the several
branches of their education, at the examinations,
particularly in the English Grummer, from the
manner of bis teaching it, will, he earnestly hopes,!
ensure to hiiua portiou of patronage.
Terms of Tuition in tho 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 and Latin, if required, at an additional
charge.
Navigation, the manner of measuring tlie dis-
aucc ottbe Sun and Moon or fixed Stars; the
method of finding tho longitude by Lunar obser
vations, und the latitude by double altitudes, also
the variation ofthe compass, taught upoe reasona
ble terms. (
Miss Phillips will assist in the tuition of the
yo.ung ladies entrusted to bis care.
Should Mr. Phillips be so fortunato as to meet
with a sufficient support, it is his intention to open
school on Ulc third of January, and further will es
tablish a Boarding School, upon the same terms
ns those of his academy at Rockville, an d masters
to instruct in accomplishments requisite, will be
provided.
Any lady or gentleman wishing to honor him
with their "patronage, will nave the kindness to
Lend tfieir cards to his present place of residence,
at Capt. Douvillo’s Jolmston’s-Square, nndlie will
immediately wait upon them. ■ f ,
dec D *m234
Notice.
KTnJ|HE subscriber hnving been admitted to prac-
ik tico in tlie Courts of this State, is prepared
to receive any business that may be confided to
him at the office of Richard Cuyler, Esq. on the
bay; CHARLES H. STARK
dec 17 a241
Dr. A. De Laroche,
H AS on hand
Syrup of Quinine
“ Sudorific
“ Sudorific (dilde cuitinlef)
“ of Lemon
" of Althea
Uobanti Syphilitic
Together with a gencal assortment of
Drugs and Medicines,
which he offers fdr sale on the most l easohahlc
terms at his store opposite the Exchange,
dec 1 227
Laurel Saw Mill*
T HE above Mill is now in complete order, and
will cut and deliver at Savannah, or ut the
plantations on tho river, lumber of every descrip
tion wanted. Apply to
HORACE KIRBY, Savannah, or to
JACOB READ. Drakie’s Plantation,
dec 13 287te||&tA§
dec. *
For Sale,
BOUT ten thousand feet White Oak Tlank
from two to four inches thick.
ALSO,
A quantity of Pine Wood, at reduced prices,
dec 8 232 D.A.STROBHAR.
Battalion Orders.
The Company's composing
thp 60tfi Battalion arc hereby
ordered to appear on the Regimen
tal Parade Ground on
THURSDAY* 30th Dec.inst.
at Ten o’clock A. M. armed and
cquiped according to law .for drill.
By order of Isaac D’Lyonj
I-t Col. 60th Rattalion, Q. M.
M. W. STEWART,
Adj’t. lit Rqr’t. G. M.
dec 10 235
i
Uompany Orders.
Ah Elddtion is hereby or-
tlcreil to bdheld in Reynolds
Square, on FRIDAY, the
24th ins.nrit, for n First and
Second Lieutenant nnd En
sign of the 4thBeat Compa-
f ri .
The Poll will be opened nt
11 o’clock, A. M.
A. BAlN, Ciapt«
dec 6 4th Beat Co, G.M.
Cavalry Orders.
SA VANN AH, Dee. 18,1824.
N obedience to squadron orders, the corps of
. Georgia Hussars will assemble on its parade
ground on TUESDAY23th inst. at 3 o’clock, I’.M.
in lull uniforni. armed and equipped and prepared
to elect n Cuptuin und fill such vacancies as may
then occur.
By order LiiiuL Schlet, commanding
.dec 20 243 MACK AY, 1st Srrg’t G. II
(ESTABLISHED LI fit F.)
The fust sailing Packet Ship
E M P E R O R,
I' H. Bennett, Master,
will meet with immediate despatch.
For fraightor passage havingelegant accommoda
tions, apply to Capt. B, on bourd nt Jones's upper
whuff or to II ALL k HOYT,
dec 17 241
CELEBRATION.
rfIHE Officers and Members of the Grand Lodge
J„ of Georgia, will assemble nt the Grand Lodge
Hall, in buvunnali,.
On Monday, the'“27th instant,
at NINE O’CLOCK in tlie forenoon, for the pur
pose of celebrating the Anniversary of St. John
Titr. Evanoelist. A procession will be formed,
and au oration delivered by the Rev. A. Cartel.
Transient Brethren are requested to join the
subordinate Lodges, at their several Halls of
meeting.
By order of James Morrison,
Most Worshipful Grand Master
L. II. FURTII, Secretary, a. «.
doc 17 241
iSqutidron Order*
22d NovEMBCh, 182-1
T IIE itleinbcfs of the Corps of Georgia Hussars
are ordered to assemble at the Court House
In the city of Savannah on TUESDAY, thi! 29th
dny of December next, to elect a Captain to coui-
inftnn the said corps; in tho ratlin ot Capt. Stiles,
resigned, and also to fill such other vacancies ns
may i hen occur.
. By order YV.YV. GORDON,
Adgf. Squad; Cav. 1st Div. U, M.
nov 23 220
limitation and Wegroes tor sale.
The Plantation belonging to
the estate of the late Fleming
Akin, situated oh the little Ogoechce,
„ known by the name of Mcnilmll, con
taining 1100 acres—a large proportion of Which'
is first quality Rice and Cotton land,
With convenient Dwelling, Nc-
ffl gro and gin Ilduses—stables.
■Ui'sflfl CWI1 an '* cotton houses in complete
order. Together with a !,:inc. of twen
ty prime field bands—Tor sale Upon vciy liberal
terms. Application to be made to Mr. James
Brdwnon tlie place
geo. yv. McAllister,
Strathv IJali, Brj’nn county, or
Cl \V. ROCKWELL k Co.
Savannah.
ripv 18 tt(i
Plantation for 8atc, ”
The Plantation on the Augus
ta Road, six miles from Savan
nah, comprising fifty-two and a hnlf
acres, about twenty of Which is cldnr-
atid inclosed—Together with the buildings
fisx&L thereon, including a dwelling
known as the Six- Mile House,
one of the best standson the' Augusta
Road for a Tavern, is offered for sole
low.
Persons wishing to purchase will please apply
to the subscriber on the premises.
deo 14 233 C. F. HUNIC.
Rice and Cotton Plantations.
For sale, tlie Plan
tation on which the
subscriber resides, called. Ii j til$9
nnd known by the name
of Newton, having on it a well finished Dwelling
House, with eight rooms, besides a basement Sto
ry with four rooms; and a good Overseer House,
Barn, Cotton House, and Other convenient build
ings ; and a never-failing spring of excellent wa
ter. ALSO,
The Two adjoining Plantn-
^ tions called and known by the
namesof Lambeth and Dean Forest,
each having improvements thereon.
The three plantations are within seven miles of
Savannah, on the Greet Ogechec Road, und con
tain about two thousand and three hundred nr
cres: about five hundred acres of whieh is prime
rice land, \Vithih Banks, andabout five hundred
acres of cleared good cotton and provision land,
a greater part of which is encloscdby pretty good
fences. The land xvill be divided to suit a pur
chaser Ifacsircd. A part only ofthe purchnsc mo
ney will be required, and a liberal credit given
for the balance, the purchaser securing payment
by a mortgage.! For terms And conditions en
quire of GEO. JONES,
doc 16 ca240
Notice.
A N Election willbc held atthc Court Ildtisc in
the City of Savannah, on SATURDAY, the
first duy of Junuary next for two Justices of the
Peace for the Third Company Beat. Polls will he
opi ned precisely nt 10 o'clock. Three Freehold
ers are competent to preside.
JAMES MORRISON, Y
I’RF.D'K DENSLER, ^
F f BRASCH,
T. N. MOREL;
G. W. ANDERSON, j
JAMES MT1ENRY. j ft
N. B. Qualification ot voters the same ns for
Members of the Legislature—to ho a resident of
ttawK. *' 4 "uSH
doc 13 *237
Wanted to Hire.
A FEW good Axmen by the month or year—
Apply to YY. Bird, or D. A Strobhar, Camp
Jack, or to
dco7
232
It. A. BIRD,
YVayne’s Wharf.
WOOD.
nr*HK Subscriber offers for sale, bost quality
i Oak and Hickory Wood at #3 75 on the
Wharf, cr £>4 CO .delivered.
J03EPHG.BLANCE, v
Wiilurason’s wharf.
doc 9 ca23‘= .
..fust Received,
Fer ship Globe, from Philadelphia,
\ bbls Pennington’s double refined I-OAF
SUGAR
26 “ do single do do
JG 11 do Lump Sugar
GO half bbls FLOUR
For sale by GAUDRY & HERBERT
dec 2 j.228
Poor House and Hospital.
This Property,so well known
as to need no description, will
he offered at public sal e with the out-
liuildiLgs and every thing belonging
to it, atthe Court House on the first Tuesday in
January next, if not previously disposed of at
private’snje. Applications in the mean time mny.
be made to either ofthe undersigned Committees.
G. YY. OWENS, ) Com. ofthe
FRANCIS SORREL. ( Planters Bank.
NORMAN YV ALLACE,) Com. of Marine
F. II. YVELMAN. ( & Fire Ins. Co
Ci ’ "
dfcc.fl ' 7233
:ALVIN BAKER, Auctioneer.
The three story brick build
ing on the Bay, lutcly occupied
by James Dickson Co. as a Whole-.
sale Dry Good Store; Appl;
dec 10
t
C;W.ROCKYV
ipply to
ELL4-1
CO.
TO BE LET. /
The STORE corner of Bay
and Drayton-Strects, hoyV Occu
pied by J. P. Setze. Possession may
is be had op the lGtli of this m: nth. For
further particulars,^pply to Peter Dujxui .^ ^
joct it) 11191
CROCKERY.
rj iHE subscribers continue to file orders for
JL CROCKER Yof any description on advan
tageous terras. Persons wishing to order for the
Spring would do well to hand in their orders as
early us the month of January,
nov 25 223 .T. B. HERBERT k CO
GEORGIA—CHATHAM COUNYY.
B Y virtue of an order of tlie Judges of the In
ferior Court of said County—It is ordered
that an Election be held at the Georgia Hotel, in
the city of Savannah, on Saturday the 1st day of
January next, for two Justices of" the Peace,’ for
tho first heat Company—the company embrace
all that section of said city, west of Montgomery
street;-extending from the river ns far south as is
Incorporated—Poll to open at 10 o’clock, A M.
JOHN GARDNER,
GEORGE SH1CK,
JOHN G. HOLCOMBE,
AMES ROBERTS,
WM. YV. BLACK,
henry haupt,
i ^ifitfryiff iTrFreeholders
Dec la 241
liy J. R. Herbert &Co.
TO MORROW, ?,2d inst. at 11 o'clock.
A General assortment of
GROCERIES,
Also,
1 trunk ready made clothing
ALSO,
60 half boxes soup
20 half barrels buckwheat
10 berrels gin
G hogsheads Jamaica rum
10 kegs butter, Sic. Sic.
dec 21 Terms cash.
Brandy, Preserved Fruits, Claret Wn?,-
Street Oil, Bottles, dye.
On THURSDAY, 23d inst. nt 11 o’clock, will,be
sold on Bolton's YYTiurf,landing from l-’r.
brig L’Uni, capt. Bouvics, I'm Havre,
2G pines Brandy, Otard Dupuyfc Co.’s brand
with certificates
10 pipes Cognac brandy
4 casks Claret YVinc
12 boxes “ 25 bottles dach
40 Preserved Fruit
12 qr casks Sweet Oil
200 Oil Baskets
5 qr casks Cordial (Guignolet)
10 crates empty Bottles, 2000 Corks
24 coils Cordage
8000 Brick
ALSO,
Will be sold on Boltons Central Wharf, to close O.
cotuigikitent,
0 pipes Holland Gin
G hhds old Jam. Rum
Terras at time sale
dec.17 241 .
Looking glasses.
On WEDNESDAY, 29th lost, nt 11 o'clock
YVill be sold before our store,
An invoice of superb
Mantle nnd Pier Glasses direct from the mecY
••factory. Twins'cash.
NOTICE.
A N Election willbc held at tho Market House
in Ellis’square in the city of Scivannah on
SATURDAY the 1st day of Jaimury next for two
Justices of the Peace tor tlie Second Company
Bent. Polls Will bo opened precisely at 10 o -
clock. Three freeholders arc competent to pre
side. CHARLES GILDON, '
FREDERICK HERB,
JOHN WATERS,
A SIIEFTALL,
JACOB SHAFFER,
IIUGII CASSIDY.
Qualifications of voters the same as for Mem
bers ofthe Legislature—to be a resident of the
Beat.
dec 18 242
J^ECORDER
NOTICE.
Fees
400
$55 per month
45 “ “
25 “ ji
25 “ “
100 and Fees
150 “
City Treasure!- Salaty of $600 and
City Marshal “ 600
Clerk of Council “
Clerk of C.P. andO.T,
Shprlffof “ “
Sup. of City YVatch
Dep.sup. “ ' “
IstSerg’t"
2d “ “ “
Messenger of Council
Sexton , "Ij/'MfjP,?.*
Clerk of the Market
Keeper ofthe PowderMagazine "
Contractor for sweeping chimnie9j
City Scavenger, (by contract)
Keeper ofthe City Clock, (by contract)
Port YY'ardens Fees.
Applicants for any of the above offices will
hand in their applications to file Clerk of Council
on or before the firstreguinr meeting of "Council
in January next, as on that day the elections will
take, place. SOLOMON COI1EN,
dec 20 243 c'. c. pro, (cm.
Bank tate Georgia.
SAVANNAH Dee. 18, 182-1.
WTKjlllS Bank will elect a Teller, with a salary
dJL of $1440 to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resigmitioh of J. P. Henry, on Friday the 31st
inst. Bond, with two or more sufficient securi
ties, for $15,000 will be required—applications
must be handed in; previous to the day of (flec
tion A. PORTER, COshicr.
dec 18 242
Bank ot' Darien, Dcc» 14. 1824
A N election for Five Directors, on thti putt of
jr3l the individual stockholders for the ensuing
year,'will bo held at the Banking house, on Mon
day the 3-1 Junuary next. The poll will be open
ed at 9 o’clock .A. M. and closed at 2 o’clock, P.M.
EBEN; S. REES, Cashier.
ffj* The editors of the.Savannah Republican
and Georgia Journal will insert the above until
the election and lanyard their accounts to this
Bank for payment,
dec 20 . 243
Planters Bank.
A N election willbc held for Thirteen Directors
on the part ofthe Stockholders at the Bank
on MONDAY 3d I unitary next. The poll will be
open from 9 until two,and from three until five
o’clock. J. MARSHALL, Cashier,
dec 15 ||1-239 ''
Wanted Immediately.
T YVO YVniting Girls from 10 to 15 years of age
to do the light work about a house,in a small
family •. none neiidapply unless well recommend
ed. Enquire at LAY & HENDRICKSON'S,
dec 16 239'
Executor’s sale,
By J. B. Herbert Co.
Onlhc First Tuesday in January nc.rt, will be sold
before the Court House, in this city, between
the usual ItoUre of 10 mid 2 o'clock,
the following properly, brim; the
Personal Estate
ofYY'in. Craig, dec. viz.—
One Share Steam-Boat Sloe!:, and Foil*
NEGROES,
Sancho,Fortune,.Tack,ami Sylviib Sold by pry.
mission ofthe Hon. the Inferior Court and byordef
of the Executor. ' Terms Cash. -
nov 17 213
7 Notice ~ T1fc
YT7TLT.be sold at the Pound on Friday next
y Y the 2 ttli Inst, at 10 o’clock A. M. the fol
lowing cuttle if tl.eir owners do not take them a
way before that day;
One red cow with some white about her head
has no mark nor brand.
One black and white cow with one broken,
hornmarkedin one car withn cropnndsaw teeth
the other ear has no mark; F. M. 8TONE, c.M
dee 20 243
SherilPs sales,
On the first Tuesday in February next',
W ILL be sold at the court house in the city of
Savannah between tiie hours of 10 nnd 4
o'clock.
18 negroesviZ. Charlotte, Riiccus, Eve, Tcnah,
Titus, Sambo, Naro; Belinda, Dorcns, Isaac,
Bess, Sippio, Callus, Cloe, Peggy, Anne, Betty,
and Monday, levied on by consent as the proper*
ty of N. G. Rutherford, under a fi fa on n lor- < !o,
sure of a mortgage in favor of the Bank cf Darien.
ISAAC D’LYON, s r c.
dec 4 230
City Sheriff’s sales.
Oit the first Tuesday in January next.
W ILL be .sold before the Court House ill tiu$-
City of Savannah between the usual hour.;
often and three o’clock,
Sundry articles of Table Linen, Bed Linen'
riutcd Ware, kc. fce. levied on us the property Of
Orran Byrd to satisfy two executions lor house
rent in favor of Eleazer Earlyand assigned to J
B Herbert k cu.
All that building dn part of Trust Lot L’Hrr (A)
Darby Ward, bounded south by Congress street,
cast by the residence of Qco. Millen, Esq. West by
the store occupied by Mayers fk Hamilton, north
by one portion of said lot. levied on as the pr jper-
ty of John YY'illson to satist'y an execution in fa
vor of Ann R. Edwards for ground rent,
dec 3 230 A.l.D'LYUN, c, s.
Sheriff’s sale.
On the first Tuesday in February next
TT 7 ILL be sold at the Court Hcusp be
\? the. hours often and four o’clock, t
lowing three Negroes, viz:
Mat'y, otherwise known by the name of
stance, and hcr.tWo children Luc aud
levied on under a lorcclc sure of; mortgao-
droperty of William R. Holland, to satist'y C
Si Dufaure-
I. D’LYON, s
dec 3 229
tween
lie t'oi-
Mjf
Administrator’s sale,
On the first Tuesday in Janilary next,
W ILL be sold before Ihe Court f louse in the
City ol Savannah, the following property,
being the real estate of Andrew MG,can. lute of
Chatham County, dec’d forthe benefit of the. heirs
and creditors, pursuant:to an order of Court.
One tract ot land, containing 800 acres adjoin
ing lands of Francis Tufts, James llaioo, and Ma
ry Shares, known i us Jonathan and John Fox's
tracts, about 12 mile's from Savannah.
One vueuhl lot in fee simple, situated in Ewons-
hurg, on MurgareTst.Savannah, known by No. 23.
One Ditto, also fee simple, situated ill do. ind
knotvn by tlie No. 21, with a dwelling house und
other improvements thereon.
One Lot in ttieeboroiiK!;, Liberty county;
The purchasers giving horn! and mor'.ru
able in one, two and three years,with Inter
date und personal security. ’ GF'■
Oel 30 201 • AdmV ust. Andrew
> puy-
(from
Painting, Glazing, etc.
npUE Subscriber .continues to carry on the
I. PA1NTIKG, QLAZLXG and GJLplXC
business in all Its different branches, at Lis .'.id
stand corner of Broughton and Bull-streets. L
lie keeps' constant ty on hand a general assert,
ment of
GLASS of all sizes.
All kinds of - PAINT OILS, S-8? cSi&SSBi
’ A. BAIN: ■
nov ,13 16
A LL those who are indebted to Hector Mac
Donald late of Savannah, in Kates, Due
Bills, and open Acconipts, are requested to moke
Immediate payment to AND’YY SMITH,
.nov 6 t*226 Assignee.
Lamp. Oils.
per the ship'
cff'for sale atthe lowest city prices.
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
.' Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.
decIO 2’3o
Administrators salt,
Y^VltL he sold at the late residence of Allen
W Denmark;, deed, late of Bulloch County, on
the first Saturday in February next.
The following tracts of land; amounting to 3,~
582A ucres; situate in the County of Buttock and
immediately on the Milledgeville road, thirty five
miles from Savannah; viz :
One tract containing oneluindred awes; more
or less, with a comfortable Dwelling House, kit; li
en, stables and corn houses—Fourteen hundred
acres adjoining the above described tract, being
the former residence of tlie late Major Stephen
Denmark—oil this tract is a dwelling iioiia. . corn,
house, store house and lTitcheu with good stables,
ar.d an excellent stream and mill rile, whereo-.i l
mill has been for many years, but out of repair*
at present: the mill stoned and mill irons will be
sold at tho same tibte •-
One other tract adjoining the above, whereOn
E.F Rupee lutely resided, containing five hundred
and thirty acres; with comfortable buildings aud
out houses, one other wood laud tract containing
eleven hundred acres, one lot in the first District
Houston, containing 202', acres, No. 116, one oth
er lot iu the 8th district Early containing 250 li
tres, £fo-231.
Terms of sale, 12 months credit with a mortgage
oil the premises end small notes and unproved
security. Sold by order of the Court of Ordinary
of Bulloch County. An.y pepson wishing to pur
chase can view.the premises by application to the
subscribers.
ROBERT BURTON, AdraT.
MARY DENMARK, Adsa’x.
dec 4 230