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far ,ix montlu.
No. 833—■Vol.,XXXVI,]
SAVANNAH, (Ga.) MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1830.
[Whole No.—07,023.
-Hlionients ttaWlahed nt the un.nl ratoa,
‘^ flvoOnu for tho flrct. ami Tinny,
oyo ha i,* far each iiHurlion after, pur
I "Kelt Shy the Clerk;, oftl.a Court,
o' that application him been mado lor
Ad.nln6tn.tlon, miut bo publinliod
^ffl^and Administrator, for
andCradIwntdreiiderIn llio.raccount,
nitblidicd SIX WEEKS.
''V v^roe^bv Executors and Adminis-
1 “ileal puhlo auction, on diofir.tTi.cv
£ month. between tho U«tWl bourn of
X£c of Puhlin Salon h. the County
,w Liter* Tpntainentary, of Admuiintra-
,anliai.*l.ip mayhavo teen granted, firat
.... u*n notico tl.orcof ... ono of tho
Millie, of thin State, and nt the dooref
mrt House, where much salon are to ba
we for leave to sell Ncgrocn, timet bo pub-
[forfoiir month., bolore any order ab.ol.ite
1 luede thereupon bv the Coltrt.
nfllril Entile by Exoeutiire. Adm.iuntm.
tnnjtbe l*."Wf*l ,ed SIXTY
i Lfore the day of Sale. These talenumst
lent the Court liar-door ol d.u County
lehllienropcrty Is n.tunto, and oil file first
STvoflho Mm.th.bot.veen die bourn often...
[in.hu and four... the afternoon. No nolo
Kjtoday!.valid, mile* »u eiiiresucd ...
fcSu'hvExecutcrn. Adnilniatratornand
bufperMI.nl property (except negroes)
Ete and Interfile eatito. by Executor* and
Ernn must 1.0 advertised FORTY
titration, bv Executor, and Adinini.trntorn
liter, Uisinissory, must bo published SIX
rl'HS.
llication. for foreclosure of Mnrtgngos on
Ute must I,eadvertised onco u month for
X MONTHS.
|eri of the Court ofOrdtnary, (ncco.npan..
Jhn copy of tho bond of ngrecme.it) to
ItiUen to loud most bo advortised Thhee
(mot least.
ntfssale,under execution, regularly grant-
the Cm.it., must be ndvortishd TIIlllTY
it—under mortgage executions -SIXTY
f—laics of perishable property under or
(Court, mnhtbe advertised, gonorally, TEN
[S before dio day of sale.
lAdvertiaements.vill bo punctually attended
1 All Letter, directed to thl. Ofiico ortho
I, must lie postpaid, to ontido then, to at.
TO Let.
The nvo story Dwelling and Garden in
[Tacknon Ward, opposite tl.o Free School,
lent occupied by Sir. J. B. Lewis. I’os-
a will be given on tho 1st November. Ap-
AN80N PARSONS.
. „ . , Savakimh, 1st Nov. 1839.
’ IUIE following Lots are mnrroarn to die City
X for erniind ren!, to wit: .
Brown WArd^Lotn No*. 1,2, % ft , 15, 10,
22,23,48,50,51,5(1,58,69,01,02. .
Columbia Ward—No.,3, 4,8, 9, 10,13,20,21
24,37.
Ellmrt Ward—Non. 0,10,11,12,13,15,10,20,
23.24.32.33.34.37.30.40.
Franklin Ward—Nos. 2, 4, 8,0,11, 17,18, 21,
22,25, 20,20,30, 31, ill, 35,30, 37, 38.
Now Franklin Ward—Nos. 3, 4,5.
Green Ward—Nos. 2, 0,10,13,14,15,10, 20,
22.25.29.37.30.40.
Jackson Word—Nos, 7,8, 13,14, 15,10,'17,
21,22,23,24,29,30,31,32,33, 30, 37, 38,42,43,
44,45,40,47.
Jasper Ward—Nos. 5, 6, 7,8,9,10.
Lnrnyotta Ward—Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, C
10.
Liberty Ward—Nos. 1, 4,9,10,11,12,10, 27,
29,33,35,39.
Pulaski Ward—Nos. 1,2,3,4,5,10.
Warren Ward—Nos. 3, 5,10,12,10, 20,21,23.
Washington Word—Nos. 1,2,3,0,12,15,17,
18,19, 20, 21,23, 24, 29, 30.
JOSEPH PELT, City Treasurer.
Tlilce Notice.
Ifthe rents due*on the above named ut* aro not
paid on or before (he l ltli inst., I snail on the
morning of the 12th inst. proceed to re-enter said
lots, in conformity to Ordinance,
nov 5 A. HARMON, C. M.
,5, 0,7,8,0,
| Fifty DoIIuih Reward.
Runaway on the 20th July Inst, from the
subscriber, his Ncgio Man, SAWNY.
He is about 23 years old, 5 feet H er 9 in-
• dies high, very black and Ukejy, has ruth-
bllow sepulchral voice, and a deep sicatrico
lside. lie was bought of Mr. Hugh Rose,
[3 years since, and I believe was brought up
place about 10 miles above this city.
LQGYa iewiuu will be paid ibriiis delivery in
>fe jail in this Statu, or to tlie subscriber. .
205 NOBLE A. HARDEE.
Porclicr Ac La Hoc,lie,
[FEIt for sale on accommodating terms, No.
'land 2 Castor Oil, in bottles assorted sizes;
y the gallon; Spts. TurOeiitino, do. do. do.,
m and Glauber Salts, Cream Tartar, Brim-
[, Sulphur, Dutch Mudder.Glue, Snuffs,Salt
I, Alum, Black Leud, Lamp ljluck, Lamp
tiGlasses, Borux,crude and refined ludigo,
linaand Spanish Float Blueing, Hippo, Jul-
nabarb, Calomel, Arrow Root,Spiini*li Plies,
bhor.Mamiu, Fluke, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cin-
[>»< Mace, Black and Cayenne Peper, Ginger,
|r Powder, super. Carbonate Soda, Tartaric
■Rochelle Salts, Salt Tartar, SurAinmoniuc,
■Aloes, Guriuic, Ammonia, Benzion, Copal,
|c, Mastic, Arubic, Opium and dlyrax.Uoso
latch Pink, Pearl Ash, Sal Arulus, Washing
■ Mustard, Imngluss, Pearl mid Patent Bar-
Inanioinile Flowers, Boneset. Suge, Elder
•rs, Pennyroyal, Tliorougiiwort, Liverwort,
Bigitules, Senna, Squills, Uuinine,
{»ine, Iodine, Piperine, Ilydriodnto, Potass
Jate, Potass, Croton Oil, Oil Blank Pepper,
Pint, Sassafras, Lemon, Bergunu*, Cura-
Prauge, Ciibcbs, Rosemury.Rose Cedrat or
Dr towers. Juniper, Simkt* Root, Pink Root,
vm and Muzeriou Root, (ieutimi, Uunssi,
J!j.f“P«sia l lump mid calciued; Sweet und
Kin. n Q,,, l ootiles, Tooth Powders,
■wnnurk, Extract and Elixir of Bark, Ex-
V JJoiuin, Rein Wax, Gum .Myrrh, Alcohol,
nure, Hartshorn, Curbonato, Ainnionia
reosot.
i. Pa, ® nt Medicines, warranted fresh nnd
le.-Jtowkuid’s Tonic Mixture, Houck’s
awai.rns^Vermifuge, Barclny’s Cubobs
tiff]?’ and Henry’s Magnesia,
I Pimi )er \»' D/undreths, Lees, Evans, Sc-
|L. Beckwiths, Gnlligbmis, Hooper’s
D. n-1 r ; n Bn .f R,n!1,1 ’ B Ur«p8» British Oil,
i« r » imgton, Balsam, Opoduldoc,
f hom P eon, « Eye Waters, Bernard’s
v’b ?' X , tUre ’ Cough Syrnp, Apo-
J n scales and Weights.
lX C A ttn<IE y e Waters; do. do. Toilet
mwi'ii Bxtructs Musk, Jessamine, Rose
Jof p5. 0nt .’. d . 0 * do * Be,ir ’ 8 OiLOldridgo’s
t rif P : ,nb ' n - Hair Powder, Pulls and Hox-
CS c otnpoiuul, Volatile Saits of fnn-
BVnio^Af n 0 ?. rB ’ ,ncut glass and pungeiits;
iCnim o 11 1 ^ 0808 * Cream of Soups, Ver-
lent nf d Cr ® un, » Lipsalve, with a full ns-
ri^rtidesiuthejiuo.
pStoehrlm " cel t* T<,oth K °y fl and For *
'' 8 rio Cu £ pui ,? I,l8tr »raentH, Dissecting
SK'Bedlts and Scissors, Cupping
mem ?* le B 8 ‘n , d Bottles: also, a large
liang nil. 0 . 1 Ier ar, , ic,0H *» the line—whoro
r. .Planters and country merchants aro
• nnd examino for tbeinselves. ““
13 Opposite the Market,
Sign of the Golden Globe.
UNEXAMPLED MAMMOTH
. SCHEME.
r I iilL following details of a Sciikmv. nr* l 07 .
TKHV. to be dmwu'in December next, war
rants ns in decluriug it to be UNPARALLELED
ill the history of Lotteries. Prizes to the amount
IIAVK N£VKK UK FORK OKfcM OKFF.n^U to tllO pilb-
llC i‘ V 18 dlcro uro ,na »y Blanks, but ou the
otlier band, tlic extremely low cliurgo *of $20
per Ticket—tho vai.uk axonumiikh of the Cafi-
TA\.n, and the revival of the good old custom of
Warranting that every prize sin 11 bo drawn nnd
sold, will, wc aro sure, give universal satisfaction,
mid especialiy to the Six Hundred Prize Hol
ders.
To those d sposedto adventure, we recommend
early application being made to us for tickets—
when tiio prizes ure all sold, blanks only remain
—the first buyers have the best chance. AVo,
therefore, emphatically say—DELAY NOT! but
ut once rc-mit and trans-mit to us your orders,
which shall ulwuys receive our immediate uttcn-
■Lon. Letters to bo-nddressed, and upidicuiions
made to SYLVESTER & CO.
, 15G Broadway, New-York.
ILF Ob so no the number, 150.
8700,000111 8900,0001! 899,0001
O lti lzcs of 890,00011
9 prizc-s of 849,0001!
.nreret-.?.W!* CS ° f 8*0,00011
LOTTERY OF REAL ESTATE & BANK
STOCK,
SITUATED IN NF.W-ORI.KANS.
KF T. he rickest and most magnificent Scheme
eVer presented to the public m tiiisor uny oili
er coumry.
Tlckefs only 90 dolliuw.
Author nut t>y an Ait nj the Legislative Assembly
ij I'turulv, and uniter the, din-Uions vf the Lorn*
imssiuncrs, tut mu under tlie ’same,
TO liE DBAIIA AT JACKSONVILLE,
ELC11IDA, DEC K 1st, 16,t9.
SCHMIDT &. HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER & CO. 100 Broadway,
Now-Yoik, Sole Agents.
. NO CO Mill NA TJON A U MIS EH*!!
100,000 tickets, from No. 1 upwards,in succession.
Exiruct f»om the Laws of the Legislative Coun
cil of tho Territory of t loridu.
CiiAr.701-No.2J—Whereas tho Court House
of Duval coutiiy, h in an uuiiuiHiicd slate and
there uro yet due und owing upon the same, mo-
u.e-», whicnit is believed will impose too burden
some u tax upon the peop.e of Duval, und where
as, it is desirable to p.iy iao»e s.nd sums and coin-
poo t .e huiiding. as well lor tpo greater Corne
ll one.* oi tho (.diuiuistrat.oii of jus.ice, us lor the
uou.uc purpose oi mi Academy, tor which pur
pose in part, toe said budd.iig, when completed,
la designed. Thore.ore—
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Le
gislative Council of the Territory of Florida,
’That it shah und may be lawful itvr Joseph B.
Lancaster, Isaian D. llart and William J. Mills,
cr any two ot them under the cj.rection ot tne
County Court of Duval Couuty, to ruise suen
huh or sums of money by lottery, in such schemes
as they may deem appiopriateund . di sable: Pro
yided, dial mo said puisuus shall bind dieuiselves
„ in suen niiumer us the Court shall ducct, well
most delightful saponaceous compound ever of- und rtu , y l0 qou d U ct such lottery iu good laiUi, to
fered to tho public, it niakos a beautitul heavy lulli- appropriate the piocecds to Uiu object uuovu shi
er, and aller shuving, leaves a delicious fragrance . ....
of tho Verbena, and preventing tlie Lice from
chnpping, which in general, other soaps irritate.
It is only for sale by
POltCHER & LA ROClIE,
Market Sq. sign of the Goldeu Globe.
nov 18
French Chemicals.
S ULPHATE ftuinine. Sulphate and Acetate
of Morphino. Croton Oil. Oil of Black Pep
per, Kreosote, Piperine, Prussic Acid. Iodine,Em
etine, Ext. Nux Vomica, Hydrodate, Potassa, &c.
Just received por Newark, and for snle by
oct3 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Starch.
T WENTY hoxus Colgate’s No. 1 Soap. For
'saleby A. PARSONS.
Lip Salve, Ac.
TTO Rose Lip Salve, Tatuy’a Cold Cream,
real French Almond Puste. A fresh supply
of these elegant articles, for the cure of clmppcd
lips, face, t&cjust received and for sale by
O 1
nov 9
G. R. HENDRICKS
Otto Rose Lip Salve.
J^ECEIVED, a fresh supply of Otto Rose Lip
oct 11
Salve. For sale by
A. PARSONS.
Beware of Spurious imitation.
S'1EO. W. CARPENTER’S Compound l x-
vJ tract of Iceland moss, Carrageen, or Irish
Moss, Slippery Elm. Horehound. ifcc., u valuable
remedy for cold*, coughs, dyspepsia, dysentery,
ta, catarrh, mid all nlVecUona of the breast
,For sale by
dmrrluca.
and Inn .
aug21 IHJ RCIIEII & LA RO C H E\
The true Verbena Cream.
T HIS delightful Cream is.warranted to he tho
true extract of Verbena; gentlemen h iving
tender faces or strong beards, would find it tlie
actually cashU'r or tho Citizens’ Bank, and A.Bou-
doum, Esq. actually cashier of tho Consolidated
Emm, as I'nisipes. os per Act passed heforo A.
Mazurean, E-iq. Notary Public, on the 2d ofMny,
Io.W, and Uio-properlins transferred tininenmber-
Jos ' 0r l I ° * cc, !! -,t ? of l,UJ r ° rU ‘Matc Prize Hold-
of HitAwiNp,-100.000 tickets, from 1 to
100,000, will lie put ip ono wheel, and 000 prizes,
with tho blanks, m another. To every number u
prize or blank will he drawn, until all tho prizes
are determined, leaving the balance of numbers
the wheel hlnnks.
KTTo Eihtous *sn Pimi.i»Hxn*.—IInvinff re
ceived Newspaperscaiiteinl-ivtlin nliove Schiinic,
from twenty-two Slates end Territories, beside,
several of the British Prnvtticus. we are satisfied
with the circulation, and therefore retpicst that
such pnpers as have not, up to this time, inserted
tho advertisement, will he pleased not to do .so,
and that all the other papers will insert it once a
week onl». until the 1st of Deceutber, and for
ward ns their accounts.
SYLVESTER CO.
150 Broadway, New-York.
July 29 1511
PR mit, 0 ? rd . cn Hoerts.
i*latliin„ C | l - r j ,l8t received per brig
luicdta ee , PI ,l P (iardeu Seeds,
■viz* ° °the8t quality, und the growth of
ll ? lf “?°“ »nd Valentine; Beet,
LlSll,.° 01 ' W !" , ?J Scarcity and Mangel
|!l er „j. “8.°, ““fly 1 ark, Buttorsou, Drum-
Carrot, etirly horn
I*n4 arieU Cll , cu,nllc r 8 early framed, long
llMelC ne, ^“"ee- early ice anti long
marts; earivS’n"eo 1110 Nntinog and
Slid wliitJnealtflewor,Onion,silverakln!d,
l er .looslu^"! t o S ' l i < ^ Krn ’ enrled Parsley,
K Clm r n^® u l Spanisli Pcuso, Dwarf, Mur-
pji's I'rniiai ’ Intporinls, Wusliington,
ft,diortton’JH arro.wfatiOalQptlg
(tdblack ,,?i ^ fl 0,w iiietnrnnj do.enrly fram-
I necltpj. o„i ’’ Uilrl y * ,usl1 and long
Ikflaree ta,. io| na oei; Turnip, etirly
Water r" 1 <, 0 ) " ! lll< l Rntulmgo; Pepper
r. w Cress, w fie and red Clover, Ln-
Ltunp Oil, Ac.
F IVE hundred galloni pure Sperm. Oil. (fall
strained,) 200 do. summer strained do.
Also, 12doz. Lamp Ciiinmies. Just received, end
for stile by A. PARSONS. -
Sirnim’s VcmifiuKC.
T HIS remetly coutfieracBt tlie whole tram of
tliseescs arising from tho debility of tiio di
gestive organs or u depraved condition of the sto
mach and bowels.
Most of tho diseases ofchildren originate in ver
minous affections. ...
Worm, destroy tlie nourishment which is in
tended by nature to support life.
Tito immediate effect ofSwaim’s Vermifuge
are to tranqailize the stomach, clo ir it of addons
phlegm, dissipate superfluous bile, increase the
gntstic juices and promote healthy digestion.
It allot i ites sick headache, and is an antedoto
for tin- Cholera Morbus of our country, diarrhcca,
fever and ague, and that class of diseases Which
owe their otigln to a disordered suite ofilto sto
mach anti bowels.
This remedy expels worms by giving healthy
action tu tlie stomach ai|tl organs of digestion.—
There is nothing in its composition to kill worms.
They nro seldom seen after its use, and the p
tient improves in' health, color and appetite.—
Those remedies which kill worms must ot coarse
inlure the stomach materially, anti tlie cause of
many serious complaints. This fact has boon ma
terially neglected by file facility, end the error has
nover been discovered until Hwailli’s Vermifuge
preyed it to the entire satisfaction of ovary family
who has used if. . ,
Tlie medicine is no less officocions m many or
die diseases of grown persons,by dissipating those
morbid secretions wBfchVoduce dysentery, diar-
rlttcai cholera morbus, piles, foyer end ague, dys
pepsia, acidity of the stomach, foal breath, and
tlictiisngrccnhloiifiectionscouscquentiiponbilioiis
disorders. .
It is now in general use in most parts ot the
world. Families resident ill the country, travel
lers going into tlie interior or voyaging into dis
tant tropical climates, (insulated front medical tal
ent) would find Swnim’s Vermifuge of groat ads
vantage.- . , , , _ , ,
Kept constantly on hand, nnd for solo by
1 A. PARSONS,
nov (J Solo Agent for the Slate.
The Man About Town.
B Y Cornelius Wcbbc, .author of Glunceaol
Life, a Novel, in 2 vols. '
Nun Darrell, or tho Gipsy Mother, by the author
of Tho Heiress, Merchant s Daughter, Prince und
Uiu Pedlar, Ac. 2 vols.
ANNUALS. • ,
Christian Kcopsako, edited by tlie Rev. John A.
Clark, with contributions by Montgomery, Rev.
Titos, llnfllos Cunningham, Rev. VV. Jay,Bishop
Ives, Bishop Smith, Bishop Deane, end othercin-
inent Writers, with 9 plates.
Religious Offering,oditedby Miss C. H. Wa
terman, with 10 engravings.
Tito Pearl, or Atlection’s Gift, with 0 engrn-
The Gem, with 7 engravings.
Tiio Gift, edited by Miss Leslie, 9 engravings
The Literary Souvenir, edited by W. 11. Bur
ton, 13 engravings. 1
The Violot, edited by Miss Leslie 0 engra-
V "rite Poets of America, illustrated by one of her
Painters, with numerous illustrations '
Tlie Works of Lord Bucon,complctom2vols.
8vo. London edition. , , ,
Gil Bias, translated by Smollett, in « v'ds. royal
8vo. illustrated by Jean Gigou, with uf wards of
500 engravings. London. . ,
Tim Curiosities pf Lfiemtaro, by D Israeli, 1st
and 2d series, oomplctoitilvol. London.
S oct 10 W. THORNE WILLIAMS,
icci.—Fas.-ed, l*eb. 7tli, 1834.—Approved, Feb.
liili. I3J4.
B> agreement, bearing date the 28th of Febru
ary, icOJ, tne above Joseph Luncaitter, lsaiali D.
Hart and tVili.aiu MuD, uid, lor certaincou«idui-
atiutiii, incoutoimuy to U.o nuid Legislative Act,
iluE aa ign into Alet«.*.3c: m.di tic ilaiuinon an
their ri^lu alia imere.it, und t.m povvera veiled in
; t .em by tho ubove recited Act of tho LeRiftlniurG
ot Flondu.
Extract from the valuation of Georgo Phillip Mu-
noiivriui uudJneon tie Cordova, bodioi tuucity
of i\ e\v-Oru‘iui8, niudo and sworn to on tlie JUtn
day ot April, L-J39:
Tuut Uie isaid George Fillip Manouvrierand Ja
cob Cordova, uppruisu aim coincicutiously und
honestly value Uiu property Known under the name
and appe.liltonol "Bank * Arcade,” in the city ot
New-Urleuns, at dix Hundred Thousand Dollars,
und
•‘The property known under tlie appellation ot
“City lloici ’ oi liiBuup’sHotel,” m uie siucicity
of New-Urieans, ut Four Hundred und Twenty
Thousand Do.lars.”
The Deeds ol tne Property and the Stock trans
ferred in trust to Uie Coimnistioners appointed
by the ^nid Act ol the Legislature ol !• londa,lor
. tiio security ot tiie Prize Holders.
bpieiitlid Sciicmc:
1 Prize—Tne Arcade—2c0 feet, oinches, 4 lines,
on Muguzine-slieet; 101 leot, 11 inches, ou
Nutchez-street; ,l2d feet, ii luciies, on Gru-
vier-street. Rented at about $37,000 per
uunuui. Dollars.
Valued at 700,000
1 Prize—City Hotel—162fceton Com
mon-street, 14li feet, 0 mcaes, on
Lump-street. Reiilod ut $2o,000.
Valued ut 500,000
l Prize—Dwelling House, (adjoining
the Arcade) iNo. 10—feet, 7 in
ches front, onNaichez-stroei. ttem-
ed ut ,JUU. Vuluedut 20,000
1 Pnzo—kmUo (adjoining tlie Arcade,)
No. le—23 teqi front on NutcUez-
street. Rented ut $1,200. Vulued
at 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto—No. 23, northeast cor
ner of Uusmaud Custouilouae-st.
401‘eellioiu ou Basin, and 40 leet
on Fruukuu-struotjby 127 feet deep
on Custom House-street. Rented
at $1,&U0. Vuluedut 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto—No. 24, soutwestcor-
ner of Basin und Custom House-
street; 32 feet, 7 indies on Busin,
32 feet, 7 inches on Franklin, 127
feet,101 inchesdeepin front of Cus
tom Housed, llemed at $1,500.
Valued at 20,000
1 PrUt—Ditto—No. 339,24 foot, 8 in
dies oil Jloyal-btreet, by 127 feet, 11
inches deep. Rented at $1,400.
Valued ut 15,000
1 Prize—250 Shards Canal Bank Stock
$100 ouch, 25,000
1 Ditto—200 do. Com. do. do. 20,000
1 Ditto—150 do. Mechanics’ and Tra
ders’ do. do. 15,000
1 Ditto—100 do. City Bank do. do. 10.000
1 Ditto—100 do. do. do. do. do. 10,000
1 Ditto—ICO do. do. do. do. do. 10,000
1 Ditto—50 do. Exchange Bunk do. do. 5,000
1 Ditto—50 do. do. do. do. do. 5,000
1 Ditto—25 do. Gas Light Bank do. do. 2,500
1 Ditto—25 do. do. do do. do. do. 2,500
1 Ditto—15 do. Mechanics’ und Tru-
tiers' do. do. I,o00
1 Ditto—15 do. do. do. do. 1,500
20 Do.—each 1U shores of the Louisiana
State Batik, iJUUO eucli, eiteli prize
$1,000,. „„„„„ , 20 - 000
10 Do.—elicit 2 shores of $100 cnch,
eucli prize $200, ol tho Gus Light
• Bunk 2,000
200 Do.—eucli 1 sltoro of $100, of die
Burikwj ; Louisiana, 20,000
200 Do.—ooc.i 1 share of $100, of tho
New-Orleens Bunk, 20,000
150 Do.—ouch 1 share of $100, of the
Union Bank of Florida, 15,000
A Swnlnt's Pnimcvn.
8 the intemperance and luxury ol the ago are
hastening the ravages of scorbutic com
plaints, und rendering tl»e blood more impure and
ns thousands have destroyed their constitutions
by neglecting to apply the proper remedies to
such. Swann’s Punuccu must bo and has been
more than doubly vain lhle us a curtail! and ellec-
tunl muons of restoring them to pm feet heultji and
vigor. Few families uru wholly exempt from
scorbutic, affections which exhibit various syuip-
om*. tig eruptions, ulcerations, debility, loss of
ujipetbe and dejection, nil arising from impute
blood, and if not properly attended to, produces
the greatest injury to tho constitution, and may
l»e imp irtod to their offspring. Swaim's l*uji:>
chu i« recommended nt this season of tho yonr, us
an invaluable rcstorativo of iho system, tliereby
invigorating the constitution iiiid’eimhling us to
hear the debilitating effects of the summer season.
It is conveyed by the circulating fluids, and cor
rects their tendency to all those diseases which
originate in a vitiated Idond, diseased liver, de
praved appetite, or predisposition to effection of
the lungs, &c. No one, however, is advised to
u*o it without convincing themselves of the truth
ofwlint is here suited.
This medicino is now used with success in all
parts of the world, and isguining groat reputation
in England.
From Dr. Valentine Mott,
Professor of Surgery iu life University of Now-
York, Surgeon ofthe N/ York Hospital,&c.
1 have repeatedly used Swaim's Pun icca both
mUis Hospital and in private practice,'and have
always found it to be a valuable nied cine in chron
ic. syphilitic, and scrofulous complaint*, and in
obstiuatc cutaneous affection*.
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.
From tho various impositions which huvo been
practised by adulteration, &c. even'to the extent
of perjury, for the purpose of imitating the medi
cine, is sufficient to prove its efficacy in the dis
eases in which it has been sufficiently proven to
have cured. It is unnecessary to say further in
relation to this Pnmeea. other than to'c uition the
pu licariinstt’.odebtcrhr smixt res which hive
keen mndo to impose upon tiio ignorant. The
genuine article can always bo found at the store
of the subscriber, who is the sole agent far this
State. A. PARSONS, Druggist,
nov 8 220
Blankets, Cnri>ctintf nnd Hugs.
A FURTHER supply of snp’r Ingrain Cor-
poling—Also, very superior Tufted lings,
3 bales heavy twilled Blnnltets. For snlo liv
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVlTT.
oct 18 202
4 Muslin Triinuilugrs.
HANDS! 1ME assortment of Jacohet,. and
8wiss Muslin Edging and Inserting, fot
solo by FULLER, MOORE tt CO.
A .,.,. Iltnbrclliis.
V I'.IIY & JOH NSON, have received a goo.,
assortment of Cotton muf K*!k Umbrella.,.
oct 23
South side Monument Square.
206
a Flannels.
A VERY & J.OIINSON have received a large
-TV assortment real Welsh FUuuels, warranted
not to shrink. Also, large size ribbon bound
Blankets. nov 9
Itcal Welch Flannels, Ac,
"I fl frc ' d, ■ ,,, P orlc ‘ I Welch Funnels
AIL 1000 yard* Canudiim Kerseys
3000 do. Cordova Pluins
Just opened bv
oct 9 FULLER, MOORE & CO.
J c „ .Fall Goods.
& E. INGERSOLL are now receiving
• their supply of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
which they oflor for sule on their usual accouimo-
d uiag terms. oct 5
Dry Goods.
S .Tr.r.„ P, cccire,i l*r L. Baldwin.
UPER black Italian Cravat*
Do Green Burige
Do bine black Crapo
Do black do
Splendid Thibet Shawls
500 pieces blue black Braid
2 lbs Knitting Twist
Ladies super H S Gloves, gentlemen’s do
25 Muslin Band*
Super black ribbed and plain worsted Hose
Boy* and Misses Hose and half IIoso
1 case Ivory Snool Cotton
1 do Persian do do
1 do Clerk’s clo do
1 cloz Ladies Merino Drawer*
Li d< !i 1 do Q 8 «tperior article
Shull hack Combs
Do Side do
Metal do do
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. '
nov 18
H W. II. Ac S. Rogers,
avo just received from New-York, vizi
6 cases Nun’* Palm Leaf Hats
1 do. sup’r Florcuco Braid Bonnets: latest
style
1 do. English Straw do.
1 do. American do. do.
1 do. Misses round Florence Hats
2 doz. do. do. Hoods
1 caso colored Straw Bonnets, &c.
oct IQ South side Murket Square.
Forsalo In
late hy
ANSC
ON PARSONS.
White Lead, &c.
-g KEGSHiiperior English Wh ,t0 .x n n
XlfU 20a .la tin Antcricim No. 1 ii i
11 hhla English Linseotl Oil
10 do do Chalk
10 do do Whiting
5 ■ do Altitn, 5 do Suit Petro
Just received pur Savamtahnnd Corontantlo,
and for ealo hy '
nov 4 G.R. HENDRICKSON.
From the Penn«vlvnn*m Inquirer, of May 3,1834.
RownniiPs Tonic mixture.
M R. EDITOR—Much n* tho power* of this
favorite remedy have been extolled, I cau-
not omit this opportunity ofdeclnriug my decided
conviction thnt every account of the sanative vir
tues of tlie Mixture will he verified to the full ex
tent. Whatever be die character o ‘the complaint
—^whether unequul tertian—double or simple
quartan—however vnried be its type, attended
with syncope, apoplexy, vehenicntispasm*. with
coldness and stupor—whatever it* duration, whe
ther vernal or autumnal, laying.the foundation for
visceral affections, and other slow but unerringly
fatal maladies—however irregular in tneir inva
sion, and uncommon in their appearances—in
fine, whatever be the age. idiosyncrasy, or Imb fs
ofthe patient,,tlie complnint alike bids ndiou on
the due administration of the Tonic Mixture.—
This is no high-wrought panegyric for the exper
iment. I speak only from what I positively know
—however successful other preparation* may
have been, there can he little reliance placed upon
them when compared with this article. By strict
ly following the directions that accompany the
bottle, we find it acts upon the most scientific
principle—for, it seems to anticipate the return
of tiio f old fit. und excites a strong reaction, and
powerful glow over the whole system; nnd thus
to pre-occupy the ground, and by disturbin'? the
regularity ofthe type, to subdue tho intermittent
altogether. Under such a course of medicino, I
have been ustonished to notice with what haste
the disease bents alarm lor a retreat, nnd the pros
trated strength of the system rallies. It is a pow
erful, yet mild medicine—substituting calmness,
tranquillity,and balmy sleep,in place of pain,wea
riness. anti restless nights—a renovation of long-
lost strength nnd robust health, in lieu of feeble
ness nnd emaCiution. And I confidently believe,
and I predu nte my opinion upon the most sub
stantial proof, that under whatever sky—in what
ever corner of the earth—whether upon hill or
valley, w'herever fever and ague makes its appear
ance, there also will “Rowand’s Tonic Mixture”
find its way—the happy desideratum, the .perfect
antidote. N. LEE, W. D.
KTOne ofthe best recommendations that can
ho given this medicine is the following:—Physi
cian* living in Fever and Ague districts, who have
become acquainted with its efficacy, are in the
habit of ordering it to be used in their o wn prac
tice.
From the Harrisburg Intelligencer of Juno. 1833.
Mr. VVyetli—Having long been afilicted in my
fiimily with Fever nnd Ague, and having tried ev
ery means to get rid of it without avail, 1 at length
met with your advertisement of Rowand’s genu
ine Tonic Mixture, which I determined to try.
After using it, my wife was entirely restored to
iienlth. having snfTercd for fifteen months from the
debilitating effects of Fever and Ague, and is now
ns hearty and stout as she ever-was.
3 BERNHARD MAY.
Harrisburg, May 22,1833.
A large supply of tiio above valuable medicine
just received from the Manufacturer, and for sale
wholesale or retail bv .
FORCHER&LA ROCHE,
Sign ofthe Golden Globe,
nov 1*2 Opposite tho Market.
H W. IX* Ac s. Rogers* •
AVE just received from New York, the fol
lowing Fancy Goods, viz:
1 box oinb’d changeable Bonnet Ribbons, a
splendid article
1 box sup’r fig’d Satin do do
1 do fancy French Silk Bags
1 do Plaid Bonnet Ribbons
5 White Net Veils
1 dozen Not Shawl*
1 do Silk einb’d Scarfs
1 clo Plaid do do
1 do Thibet do do
4 pcs brown nnd black Silk Fringe
1 do Phillygrauimv
1 dozen Infant’s \Vaists
10 do Nuns (Dutch) Eaco
Together with various articles in the Fnncy line.
nov 16 South side Market Square.
,-f jay.
. f?- .
nblfe Goods.
S—Black, invisible
olive, blue, dark mixed and cadet n
brown, English omibla'iitUlccl.
Cassiiiierrs—Drab, black, dark f
Satinets—Blue, drnh, cadet ni
Hosiery— Lamb* Wool,
ed* CoUon.
Glove*—Colored nnd >vhite Hosl ii
ckukin,
Silk and Beaver.
Umbrellas—Silk and Gotten.-
Stock*—Satin, taid* BotpbaaUf, w
plain.
Cravats—Black Italian and fancy coloi cd. Also.
Merino Skirt*. ’
Brushes—Cloth, Imir, nail and tooth.
Handkerchiefs—>Vvinfe HflgTptaln, Iffl and figur
ed. Just received, add lotrwfe l»v
GFORGE XV. OEIIN,
_oct22 No. 2 Shad’s Buildings.
SlINIHilHlcrS,
rpilE subscriber has
. Suspenders*
now on Imiul.a very largo
L assortment of Suspenders, viz: Superior
Elastic Silk Net, do Gum Elastic, do Buckskin
do, Extra Silk Elastic nnd Cotton; nil of which aro
offered at his usual low price..
novll G. S. NICHOLS, Market Square.
Merino Under S11 i nt hAD r awe is.
T HF, undersigned has u full supply of Under
Shirt-and Drawers, which will lie *old low
for cash. G. S. NICHOLS,
novll Market Square,
Uflnen and Cotton Shirts.
J UST opened,I complete n*sorhuent of ready
made Shirt*, viz: Superior Irish Linen do,
Cqtton with linen bosoms do French Gingham,
warranted not to fade; do Boston Prints, and Eng
lish twilled, which will he sold at n small profit,by
nov 11 G. S. NICHOLS, Market Square.
W* II. Ac 8* Rogers,
H AVE just received per recent arrivals ftora
N. York, nearly their fall supply of French,
Gcrinnn, Italian aud English Fancy Dry tinml*,
among which are tlie following articles, viz:
Ladies rich Plush ttflil Silk French Shawl*
Do. colored and bluck Ostrich nnd Caslimera
• Shuwls ' ,
1 case finest Florence Braid Bonnets *
1 do. super. Iri*h l.inch*
15 cartoon* Pari* cmb. Capes and Collar^
30 pieces Wash Blonde niul plain Quillings
5 do. Weir Grode Lyon* Luco
25 do. Thread Kdgitig* nnd Insertings v
10 do. Viilcncina do. do. nnd Beading*
20 do. 4-4 nnd 5-4. Wash, Spot, Sqnaro and Il
lusion Blonde
Frcuch worked Cull*, Blonde Veils niul Paris
Bunds
Chantilla Veil*, Eng. Collar* and Twist Shawls
Mohair Netts, Bags and Scarf*
Muslin Paris oinb’d Shawls, 4-4 nnd 6*4
Bluck Lace do. . do. 1-2 and 4-4
Caps, Insant’s Waists, French Flowers and
Wreaths
French, English and American Prints
Challys, Motis. do Lninc*. Velvets nnd Silks
Tartan, Rob Roy aud Knhvlc Shawls
Bonnet, Belt and Cun Ribbons
Ermine and Fur Collurs
Silk, Worsted mid Cotton Hose,
oet 31 South side Market Square.
Patent Medicines*
B RITISH OIL, Opodeldoc, Turlington Bol-
snm, Dnlby’s Cnrmitiitive Balsam, Balsam
Honey, Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey’s Cordial.—
Received and forsalo wholesale and retail, on ac
commodating terms by
JOHN E. STILWELL,
Corner of Broughton &. Whitaker streots,
nov 19 , Opposite tho Mansion House.
Stifpiiuie Ruiniue, Ac.
A OZS. Sulphate Uuinine
tl" 10 do do Morphiue
1 case Flake Manna
1 do Senna, 1 do Rhubarb, 1 do Jalap
Received and for snle on accommodating terms
by JOHN E. STILWELL,
Corner of Broughton and Whitakorslreets,
nov 19 Opposite the Mansion House.
Dried Figgi
25 DRUMS Figs, in line order, in siure and
nov 12
for sale by.
COPE & MILLS.
100
nov 19
Negro Pipes*
BOXES Negro Pipes, landing from
ship Trenton, for snle by
MICH. DILLON & CO.
Domestic Liquors*
Af* BBLS. N. E. Rum
TCvA 5 half pipes Brandy, landing from ship
Coroinando, and for sale low from the wharf,by
»ov 2 GEORGE H. MAY.
Loaf and Crushed Sugar.
On DDLS and 5 boxes refined Loaf Sugar
mi\3 16 hbl* Crushed Sugar
10 do Powdered do
Received from the Boston Sugar Refinery,
and 1 for sale by L. BALDWIN,
nov 1 214
GOO Prizes* $1*500,000
TICKETS $20—NO SHARES.
Cr’It shall bo nt tlie option o| tile winners of
Prizes of Bunk Stocks, either to take the Stock
itself, or the par value thereof in cash.
* The reee pts of the sale of tlie T diets are, and
will be, deposited in the Citizens’, Consolidated,
Cunul, Union und Carrollton Banks, in the name
of the Manager* jointly, with J.TL Perrault, Esq.
Garden Seeds*
ids. Crop 1830*
P ORCIIER& LA ROCHE is, nnd will re
ceive in a few days, a large assortment of
Vegetable, Flower and Bird Seed, tho crop of
1839. Also, in daily expectancy, a beautiful uiti-
clo called the Chinese Tree Corn. The above
Seed is warranted to produce largo vegetables and
fino flavor. Planters and others are invited to
call und examine for themselves. All of which
will be sold low for cash or city acceptances.
Sign of the Golden Globe,.
nov 4 Opposite the Market.
For flic Toilet*
PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS.
P RENTISS’ extract of Ros?, Musk, Jessa
mine aud Bergamot
Do. fine und superfino Toilet Powder,Rose s6ent
Ede’s sup. Musk nnd Rose Persian Scent Bugs
Genuine Russian Bears Oil
Rowland’s Mncasar Oil
Oldridge’s Balsam of Columbia
Pomade a hi Rose, Savin, Jassamine, Orange and
other Odours, in pots and rolls
Coggershall’ssu’r Conqossiers Soap
Palmer’s sup’r Cream de Savon Rings
Sup’r Verbena Cream, a delightful article for
shaving
Lowe’s celebrated Shaving Soaps
Prentiss’ vuriegnted Soaps, suitable for the tablet,
Powder Puffs and Boxes of the latest patterns
Cologne, Lavender and Hose Waters, of various
manufacture and assorted patterns ¥
Espirit do Rose, Cold Creum, Lip Salve
Olto oftlloses, sup’r Rose, Cinnamon and Al
mond Soups, in bars
Cut Glass Bottles, a large variety
Fine and course Tooth Combs
Nuil, Tooth and Clothes Brushes
Vignette, Napoleon, Mudammonselle, Victoria
and Glass Back Hair Brushes, of excellent
quality
Pocket Books, Scissors, Razors and Razor
Strops
Glenn’s Indian Dye, Vinegar Rouge
Milk of Roses, Orange Flower Wuter
Oil Citron Flowers, Shaving Brushes
Salt of Lemon and Roses, in Eng. cut glass bot
tles, Amoniac Vinegur
And other articles in the Perfumery line, for
sale wholesale or retail on accommodating terms,
hy PORCHEtt & LAROCHE,
• Sigu of the Golden Globe,
oct 15 ' Opposite the Murket.
Tooth Wash.
C HLORINE, Oris and Kreosot Tooth Wash.
highly recommended for whitening the teeth,
purifying the breath and imparting a healthy np-
pcarance to the gums. Just received, pur Wil
son Fuller, and for sale by n
80 oct 23' G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Shakers’ Herbs.
L LAN DING from ship Gaston, a full pupply
of Shaken*’ Herbs, comprising Catnip,Fox
glove Horehound, Snge, Pennyroyal. Thorough-
wort, Liverwort, Roueset. Thyme, Miiit, Worm
wood, Wormseed, Elder Flowers,’Slippery Elm,
&c. in 16 oz. 8 oz. and 1. oz. packages, suitable
lor families and country merchants. For sale by
PORCHER & LAROCHE,
Sign of the Golden Globe,
oet 15 Opposite the Marlcet.
‘The true riches of life is health* 9
W E know that hualffi uud the ability to labor . f
constitutes tho wealth of thegreut mass of * *
tne people in this, ns inmost other countries. Tp
preserve,'therefore, thnt health by natural means
is a grand inorulaudpolii.calschcmc.to fulfil winch
requires our utmost attention. Tho uqprece-
dented popularity and niiiveisalapprobutioit which
this UMthcme bus achieved throughout the United
StaUnPheCnnad.fs, Texas, Mcxicound tho West
Indie*, fully justify Dr. Peters in warmly nnd con
scientiously recommending them to tlie special at
tention of afflicted.
Dr. Paters Ims spent much time in experiment
ing with different Vegetable Medicines tor diseas
es of tlie liver, and now oilers his Vegetable Pill*
as the best, most convenient aud cheapest‘Medi
cine that can he prepared for general use.
One greut quality of his Vegetable Pilh is that
they have tho alternative principle combined with
their curtliartic, or operative quulities, or that they
not only cleunse-the stomach and bowels hy pur
ging, hut tliey regulate tlie liver, change tlie mor
bid secretion, strengthen the digestive organs, pu
rify the blood, invigorate the circulation, und give*
tone nnd energy'to the liervoys system.
They are mild and pleasant in their operation /
and convey almost immediate conviction of their
utility from their first dose a They can be taken
with safety by persous of any age; and the feeble,
tlie infirm, the nervous und delicate are strength-
enedby their operation, because they clear the
system of bad humors, quiet nervous irritability,
and invariably produce sound health.
The Vegetable Pills ure a sure remedy for jaun
dice, sick and nervous headache, dyspensv, cos-
tiveuess, sickness of the stomach, heartburn, all
bilious complaints, fevers of all kinds, and if taken
at tho commencement will invariably check their
progress, and save tlie patient from n protracted
and dangerous sickness. They are invaluable in
nervous und hypocondricul utfections, loss of ap
petite, aud all complaints to wiiich females alone
are subject. They operate as a mild spbedy purge,
and are a safe und certain remedy lor worms in
children.
Extract of a letter from Dr. Gumoy, of New-
Orleans, La.Oct. 9,1837.—“Ihave received much
assistance in my practice; especially in jaundice
and yellow fuver; from the use of Peters’ Pills, I
presume that, ou un uveruge, I prescribe 100 box
es per month.”
Extract of a letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Hud
son, New-York, June 3,18:46.—“I wasuware that
Dr. Peters was one of the best chemists in the U.
States, nnd felt assured that lie would some day
(from his intimutc knowledge of the properties of
herbs and drugs) produce an efficient medicine,
and I must acknowledge that his Vegetable Pill*
fully respond to my expectation. Thev are, in
deed, a superior .medicine and reflect alike upon
the chemist, the physician, and the phylosopher.”
Extract of a lerter from Dr. Waine*, of Cin
cinnati, Feb.2,1838.—“Your Pills are the mildest
in their operations, and yet most powerful in their
effects, of any I have ever met with in iny prac
tice of eight und twenty years. 1 Their action on
tliu chyle, and hence on the impurities of the blood
is evidently very surprising.’^
Charlotte, N. C. Jnn. 1,1837.
Dear Sir—I have mude.frequent use of your
Pills in tlie incipient stage of bilious fever, and ob*
8tiimte constipation of the bowels*, also, in the en
largement of the spleen, chronic diseases of the
liver, tack headache, general debility, and iu all ca
ses have found them to be very effective;. , v
J. D. Bovn, M. V.
MeckIenburo Co. Vo. Feb. 7,1837. ■
Haying used Dr. Peters’ Pills in my practice for
the last 12 months, I take pleasure in' giving my
Perfumed Extracts.
P RENTISS’ celebrated extracts of Persian
Uoses, Chinese Musk, and Jessamine, de
lightful odors ' for the handkerchief. For snlo by
nov 21 PORCHER & LA ROCHE. ^
, r . c _._ v . tiio liver.—
They are a saffi and mild aperient, being the best
article of the kiud I have ever used.
Geohoe C. ScottS M. D.
This Celebrated Medicine is for sale by all tho
principal.Dniggists in Savahhah and throughout
the United States, the Canadas, Texas, Mexico,
.aud the West Indies. Price 60 ceus per box, with
full directions*. * ■- • ■ .
attg 5 lb4—
