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I Tl> c ' -..v Jgpublished in the clT y OF SAVANNAH, nv jninc* CloOuuT, ^’Triweekly “BcpuMican,” ^.hreoUmca week, (Mona.* 1 , Wed ^bshw 'l re ) nt| j le ol | ino 0 ft|,0 “ Unity lrl»n "contiiniiiR'dl Ills intelligence «ir3m DcllyT.iper, ,u '"“three dollars for six months. "{.Schodonhy tlio Clerks ofilmCourts ' „ that application has hood inado for. ""y Administration, must ho published D *rfV DAYS at least.. * ll ll iAv F.xccutors And Administrators for I " onC ami Creditors to render ill thoir accounts _ !lt!f published SIX' -WEEKS. . .... tr Naerodlby Executors and Adinmis- ITLttaetpuW® «««*?"- drotTucs- KK-nth. betwoto tho usual hours of i' .KiIiica of Public Solos in tho County tLetter“ Testamentary, ’orAdministra- forGuardiansliip mayhavo been granted, first nAV s notico thereof ill ono of tile Ssmttes oftbls State,.and,.at tho doorof “court Home, where such salos aro to bo fee for leave to soU Negroes, must ho pub- 1 ffifour months, before any order absolute Ijlis made thereupon W tho Court. £n.nfR«al Estate by Exocutors, Administra- ^mdGiiordiani, must bo published SIXTV ntvs before the day of Sale. These sales must E.11 lit the Court Hauso door of tlio County lich tlio property is situate, olid on the first J.voftlio Month,between the hours often m King and four in the nfiernoon. No sale Sodey to day is valid, unless so expressed in Ki!sdoiuby Executors, Administrators and fcnklims to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to CuluTmust bo publislted FOUlf MONTHS. Miles of personal property (except negroes) 1 ,hie and intestate estates by Executors and hUtrators must be advertised FORTY jiva f lani'icalioiu by Executors and Administrators VCDisraSsory, mdstbo published SIX m)NTHSi* . • > I Applications for foreclosure of Mortgages on Vestito mint bo advertised onco a month for JOUR MONTHS. I Orders oftho CourtofOrdmary,'(accompam- Hwiiha copy of tho bond of agreement) to lie titles to land must bo advertised • Tima* „05TH! at least. . ISheriiTssalesundor oxociitinns rcgirlarlygrnnt- libribe Courts, must be advortisod THIRTY PAV8-under mortgage executions SIXTY myg—Sales of perishable property under or- t:r of Court, mnstbe advertised, generally, TEN BAYS before the day of side. / | AH Advertiscmentswill be punctually attended • All Letters directed to this Office or ihe tfior, must bo post paid, to entitle them to at- To IiCt. I The two story Dwelling and Garden in Jackson YVnrd. opnosito Uio Free School, ijreieat occupied byW. J. B., Lewis. Pos tilion will be given oh the 1st November. Ap- ,/to. ANSON PARSONS, I oct3 Fifty Dollars Howard, Runaway on die 20lh July lost, from tho sabscriher, his Negro Man, SAWNY. He is about 23 years old, 5 feet 8 or 0 In- . dies high, very black and likely, hns rath- li hollow sepulchral voice, and n deep cicatrice Vhiiida. tie was bought of Mr. Hugh Rose, lnl3yearpsince,jind I believe was brought up phis place about 10 miles above this city, be shave reward will be paid for his delivery in nib jail in this State, or to the subscriber, seta 205 NOBLEA. HARDEE. Gnrdcn Seeds. 1IIG subscriber lies just rccoived per brig L .Madison, his supply of fresh Gnrden Seeds, mated to bo of best quality, mid tho growth of B,ra; Beans, kidney, half moon and Valentine; Beet; HyTurnip, blood, white, Scarcity and Mangel shell Cabbage, early York, Battersea, Drum- Sdllergea and red Dutch; Carrol, curly horn, Hang orange; Cucuiiibors early framed; iong an and prickly; Lettuce, early ice and long tniMellon, Citron, Pine Apple, Nutmeg and tons;early Cauliflower; Onion, silver skin’d, and white Portugal; Okra, curled Parsley, "”r>ng sweet Spanish pease, Dtvarf, Mar- I Charlton, blue Imperials, Washington, jri* s Prolific and Tall Marrowfat; Radish,long j . t °f l do,white turnip do,early fram ed black fall; Squash, early bush and long ""x necked; Salsify, Tonmoes; Turnip, early b, largo flat Globe uiid Rutabago; Pepper i,Wat9r Cress, whitQ urid red Clover, Lu- Grass, &c. Fprsaleby' "ANSON PARSONS. " S? 1 Wbuul’g Pitlmomvvia* or Vc- ( getable DcmuRcnt. ‘luf 8 flatmate Catarrh; in Coughs, \^v an8 , in ®^ roni recent or neglected colds; nfr-Tr ; p 8nd 'i 8anauxi,iar y an(1 means ofpre- nJS," i ro . ra 1116 threatening symptoms of np- P ! 1 . monar y Consumption, ho medicine iES ,ai r u P° n 11,6 confidence of tlio iri- pmw thei above medicine. a for the afflictive and troublcso'rab symp- ™ wiighing, expectoration or phlegm, pain re» nr ,? 1 ' ^ c ’ 7^* constitute prominent fea- v,Ti!L a „ ,n -r l ^ at , ^ ,0 Polroonaria was trtiei. - useful of course in tho relief of S““5ts*r 8C,of TjSJr A. BARTOW. fe S S* n * ed Powder, Ate. a a a ' v 1 ! R° so Scented Powder r d 0 . do. do ' d °- by Vder ® oxea und Puffs. Received and A. PARSONS. lORi ®°wSnd*i I.otioii, • ion S V1 " g a V d beautifying tho complox- “Wkaiiil c? Crmg * !° 8ld “ ™ r i “°R and trans- Lv,-,', f removing tans, sunburns, frecxlcs, lab, nedgenume. dust received, and for "lugjg G- R. HENDRICKSON. )H!li , i‘ c ,^ cad » OH, ’Ac. 1 *»mmed 668 ^" sli8 ^ Whitc Load - J»bbi. A S" i ,T^ ,u,d8 ' 10 da wS 1 ls . h Linseed Oil 50ke!: a Wil . lt !”g-10do. Clmlk . 100 “town, in oil r War Chromo Green,a '• J »»t rer,°;5 0 *i < 00 J r ”; “butters, ship’s cabins, *M2a lved ’ ™d for snleby — G - R- hendricIcson. jilFTy Scented Soap. ■ ®«ke« Var i®eo- t ed Scented Soap, in I dbars. Just received and for said G- R. HENDRICKSON. i'ORTv. ■. Molasses. : ~ L sale hv ^ nm “ rot “ili“g Cuba Molasses, “or 23 “J „. j—^L^DELFORD, fay & CO. .oogjwatarijiu; >22 ““as, just received and foraalo by r ^ LONG & PATTERSON. SSsaleby N. B. & IE WEED. City Treasurer’s Ullit-.e, Savannah, 1st Nov. 1839. ots oro in arrears to.tlio City jt, to wit; . nrtfnXT 1 * ’ ■ — — Lots Nos; 1,2, 3 11,' 15, 16, 22, 2.1, 40, 50, 61, 60, B8, 69, G], G2. ^Crfumbia Ward-Nob. 3, 4,8,9,10,13,20,21 Eilitirt Ward—Nos. 0,10,11,12,13,15,10,20, 23,24,32,33,34,37,39,40. Franklin Ward—Nos. 2, 4,8,9,11, IT, 18,21, 22,i®, 20,29,30, 31,34,35,30, 37, 3$. ~ Now Franklin Ward—Nos. 3, 4,5. Jackson Ward—Nos. 7,8, 13,14, 15,16, 17, 81.82,23,24,29,30,31,32, 33, 30, 37, 38,42,4i, 44, 45,40,47. Jasper Ward—Nos. 5, 0, 7, 8,9,10. l o Lafayotto,\yard-Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0,7,8, 9, Pulaski Word—Nos. 1,2,3,4, 6,10. Warren Ward—Nos. 3,6,10,12,10, 20,21,23, Washington Wurd—Nos. 1,2,3,6,12,15,17, 18,19,20,21,23,24,29,30. JOSEPH FELT, City Treasurer. Take Notice. Ifllio rents duo on the nbovo named lots are not paid on or before tlio Uth Inst., I shall on tho morning of the 12th inst. proceed to re-outer said lots, in conformity to Ordinance.' nov 5 A. HARMON, C. At. French Chemicals. QULP11ATE .Quinine, Sulphate and Acetato kJ of Morphine, Croton Oil, Oil of Black Pep- por,-Kreosote, I’inerine, Prussic Acid, Iodine,Em etine, Ext. Nux Vomica, Ilydrodatc, Potossa, &c. Just received per Newark, and forsale by oct3 G. R. HENDRICKSON. ’ SAVANN^ (Qq.) TmiBSPAT EVEOTJiq, NOYEMBEB a8yJ1830. [Whole No.- -9»,028. Starch* »•* T WENTY, boxes Colgate’s No. 1 Soap. For gale by ■ \ A. PARSONS. , tip Salve, tVc. O TTO Rose Lvp Salvo, Patcy'R Cold Cream, real French Almond Paste, oftheso el$] lips, fac; • nov 9 A fVesh supply ieno elegant articles, for the cure of chapped , facp, &c,jU8troceived and for sale by ov9 G. It. HENDRICKSON. Otto Rose Up Salve* , R ECEIVED, u fresh supply of Otto Rose Lip Solve. For sale by octll A. PARSONS. Beware of Spurious Imitation. G EO. W: CARPENTER’S Compound Ex- tractof Iceland moss, Carrageen, or Irish Moss, Slippery Elm, Horehound, &c., a valuable remedy for colds, coughs, dyspepsia, dysentery, diorrUam, catarrh, and all affections of tno breast and luill's.’ Foysal.eby • ang21 POllCHER & LAROCHE. The true Verbena Cream* fTIHIS delightful Cream is warranted to be the X true extract of Verbona; gentlemen having tender faces or strong beards, wonid find it me most delightftil saponaceous compound ever .of fered to the public, it makes a beautiful heavy lath er, andafier shaving, leaves a delicious fragrance of tho Verbena, and preventing tlie face from chapping, which in general, other soaps irritate. It is only for safo by POllCHER & LA ROCHE, Market' Sq. sign of the Golden Globe. nov 18 Uunp Oil, Ac. F IVE hundred gallons pure Sperm. Oil, (fall strained,) 200 do. summer strained do. Also,12doz. Lamp Chimqies. Just received, and for salo by . A. PARSONS. Swaini's Vermifuge* T HIS remedy counteracts tlio whole train of diseases arising from the debility of the di gestive organs dr a depraved condition of the sto mach und bowels. Most of tlio diseases ofchildrou originate in ver minous affections. Worms destroy the nourishment which is in tended by nature to support life. - The immediate effect of Swnim’g Vermifuge are to tranquilizc the stomach, clear it ofacidous phlegm, dissipate superfluous bile, increase tlio grastio juices and promote healthy digestion. It alleviates sick headache, and is an antedote for the Cholera Morbus of our country, diarrhaia, fever and ague, and thnt class of diseases wliich 6we their origin to a disordered state of tho sto mach and bowels. This, remedy expels worms by giving healthy hetiou to the stomach and organs of digestion.*— There is nothing in its composition to kill worms. They are seldom seen After its use, and the pa tient improves in health, color and appetite.— Those remedies which kill worms must of course injure die stomach materially, and tlio onuso of many serious complaints. This fact has bqon ma terially neglected by the faculty, and tho error hus never been discovered until Swaira’s Vermifuge proved it to the entire satisfaction of every family who has used it. Tho medicine is no less efficacious in many of tlio diseases of gro wn persons,by dissipating those morbid secretions which'producc dysentery, diar- rhceo, cholera morbus, piles, fever and ague, dys pepsia, acidity of tho stomach, foul breath, and the disagreeable affections consequent upon bilions disorders. . It is now in general use in most parts of the world. Families' resident in the country, travel lers going into tlio interior or voyaging into dis tant tropical climates, (insulated from medical tal ent) would find Swaim’s Vermifuge of great ad vantage. V*. , * i l Kopt constantly on band, ™ d p^gQ jjg nov 6 Sole Agent for the State. The Man About Town, B Y Cornelius Webbe, author of Gluuces of Life, a Novel, in 2 vois. ' Non Darrell, or the Gipsy Mother, by tho author of The Heiress, Merchant’s Daughter, Prince and tlie I’edlar, &’c. 2 vois. ANNUALS. Christiah Keepsake, edited by tlio Rev. John A. Clark, with contributions by Montgomery, Rev. ? Mies. Raffles Cunningham, Rev. W. Jay,Bishop ves, Bishop Smith, Bishop Doatio, and othorem- ■inent writers, with 9 plates. ^ ' Religious.Offering, editedby Miss C. H. Wa terman, with 10 engravings. The Pearl, or Affection's Gift,, with 6 engra vings. ’A Tile Gem, with 7 engravings. Tito Gift, edited by Aliks Leslie, 9 engravings. Tito Literary Souvenir, edited by W. li. Bur ton, 13 engravings. ’ The Violet, edited by Miss Leslie 6 engra-' . vings. ' The Poets ofAmerico. illustrotedbyonoofhor Painters, with numerous illustrations Th'o Works of Lord Bacon, complete in 2 vois. 8vo. London edition. Gil Bias, translated bf Smollett, m 2 vois. royol 8yo. illustrated by Joan.Gigou r with upwards.of 500 engravings. London. S i .. . Tho Curiosities of Literature, by D’Ismoh, 1st and 2d series, complete in 1 vol. London. octiG w: THORNE WILLIAMS, WlUtc Lend, Ac. T rvrv KEGS superior English White Load JLUU 200 do do American No. I &2 10 bills English Linseed Oil 10 do do Chalk 10, do do Whiling 5 , do Alum, 5 do Salt Pctro Just received per Savannah and Coromamio, and for salo by nov 4 . G. R. HENDRICKSON. UNEXAMPLED MAMMOTH 7T1HEfollowingdotailsof a Sciikmi or* Lot- • TKttv, to bo drown in December next, wnr- rants asm declaring it to bo UNPARALLELED in tlie history of Lotteries. Prizes to the amount n*Vk nitvKR BKFoRg men orrxRxD to tho pub lic. It la true, there are many blanks, but on file 0 ,I,.") nd| *** 8 eIl remely low charge of 820 per rickot—the valvk and number of the Cam- tai.s, uhd the revival of tlio good old custom bf wnrninling that every prize shall be drawn and sold, will, we are sure, give universal satisfaction, and especially to tho Six Hundrxo Prize Hol- deiis. To those d sposed to adventure, wo recommend early application being Inode to us for tickets— when the prize sere all sold, blanksonly remain —tlio first buyers have tho best chance. Wo, .therefore, emphatically Bay—DELAY NOT! hut at qnfie re-mit und trans-mit to' tls your orders, which shnll always receive our immediate atten tion. Letters to be addressed, and applications modo to SYLVESTER & CO. „ 150 Broadway,New-York, jp* Observe tho number, 166. SYOO.OOOIII $300,0001! $23,000! O prizes of $20,00011 m 3 prizes of $13,0001! ▼ prizes of $10,0001! LOTTERY OF REAL ESTATE & BANK STOCK, • SITUATED IN NEW-OBIEANS. D-F Tho richest and moat magnificent Scheme ever presented to tho public in this or any oth- ercoumry. ■ , „ Tickets only 20 dollars. Authorized liy an Act of the Legislative Astcmhly of Florida, and under the directmu of the Com- mutumeft, acting under the same. TO BE DllAIFN AT JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, DEC 11 Ut, 1839. SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers. SYLVESTER & CO. 150 Broadway, „ New-York, Sole Agents. NO COMBINATION NUMBERS! 1 100,000 tickets,fromNo.l upwards,in succession. Extract from fire Lows of the Legislative Coun- til of tlie Territory of Florida. CttAp.7Gl-No.22—Whereas thoCourt House of Duval county, is in an unfinished state and there are yet due and owing upon the same, mo nies, wliich it is believed win impose too burden some a lax upon tho peoplo of Duval, and where as, it is desirable to pay those said sums and com plete tlie building, us well for the greator conve rt oiioe of file, administration of justice, ns for tho double purpose of an Academy, lor which' pur pose ill part, the said building, when completed, is designed.. Therefore— Sec. 1. Bo it enacted by the Govomor and Le gislative Council of the Territoiy of Florida, ’I hat it shall and may be lawful tor Joseph B. Lancaster, Isaiah'D. Hart and William J. Mills, or any two of, them under the direction of tlio County Court of Duval Cohnty, to raise such sum orBUms of money by lottery, insuch schemes os they tnny doom appropriate and ndvisable: Pro vided, that tlie said persons shall hind themselves in such milliner as the Court shall direct, well aud truly to conduct such lottery in good fuitli, to appropriate tha.proceeds to the object above sta led.—Passed, Feb. 7th, 1834.—Approved, Feb. Uth, 1834. ‘By agreement, bearing date the 28th of Febru ary, 1839, tlie above JoHcph Lancaster, Isaiah D. Hart and William Mills, did, for certain consider ations, in conformity to tlio said Legislative Act, duly assign unto AleMrs.Sclimidt & Hamilton all ffioir right and interast, and tlie powers vested in tiiem by the ubove recited Act of the Legislature of Florida. — „ Extract from the valuation of Georgo Phillip Ma- nouvrier mid Jacob do Cordova, both of the city of New-Orleans, mudo and sworn to oil the 19th day df April, 1839: That tlio suid Georgo Pillip Munouvrier and Ja cob Cordova, appraise and conscientiously and honostly value the property known under tlie ntmie and appellation of “Bank's Arcade,” in the city of New-Orleans, at Six Hundred Thousand Dollars, and “The property known under the appellation bf “City Hotel" or “Bishop’s Hotel,” in tho said city of New-Orleans, at Four Hundred aud Twenty Thousand Dollars.” Tho Deeds of tlie Property and the Stock trans ferred in trust to the Commissioners appointed by the suid Act of the Legislature of Florida,for tho security of the Prize Holders. Splendid Scheme: 1 Prize—-The Arcade—286 feet,5inches, 4 lines, on Magazine-street; 101 feet, 11 inches, bn Nutchez-street; 126 feet, 6 inches, on Gra- vior-street. Rented at about $37,000 per auuuiii. Dollars. • Valued at * 700,000 1 Prize—City Hotel—162 feet on Com mon-street, 146 feet, 6 inches, on Camp-6treet. Rented at $25,000. Valued ut 1 Prize—Dwelling. House, (adjoining the Arcade) No. 16^—24 feet, 7 in ches front, on Nutchez-street. Rent ed at $1 ,200. Valped at 1 Prize—Ditto (adjoining the"Arcade,) No. 18—23 feet front on Natchez- strect. Rented at $1,200* Valued at . 1 Prize—Ditto-r-No. 23, northeast cor ner of Basin and Custonliouse-st. 40 feet front on Basin, and 40 feet on Franklin-street, by 127 feet deep on Custom House-street. Rented at $1,500. Valued at , 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 24, soutwestcor ner of Basin and CuBtom House- street; 32 feet, 7 inches on Basin, 32 feet, 7 inches on Franklin, 127 feet,10i inchesdeepin front of Cus tom Houso-st. Rented at.$1,500. Valued at 1 Prize—Ditto—No. 339, 24 feet, 8 in ches on Royal-street, bv 127 feet, 1 h inches deep. Rented at $1,400. Valued at 1 Prize—250 Shares Canal Bank Stock $100 each, 1 Ditto—200 do. Com. do. do. 1 Ditto—150 do. Mechanics’ and Tra ders’ do. do. 1 Ditto—100 do. City Bank do. do. 1-Ditto—100 do. . do. do. do. do. 1 Ditto—100 do. do. do. do. do. 1 Ditto—50 do. Exchange Bank do. do. 1 Ditto—50 do. do. do. do. db» 1 Ditto—25 do. Gas Light Bank do. do. 1 Ditto—25 do. dof do do. do. do. 1’.Ditto—15 do.' Mechanics’ and Tra ders’ do. do. 1 Dittb—15 do. do. do. do. 20' Do.—each 10 shares of the Louisiana - State Bank, $100 each, each prize $1,000, - . . 10 Do.—each 2 shares of $100 each, citcli prize $200, of the Gas Light Bank, •... :■ 200 Do.—each 1 share of $100, of tho Bank of Louisiana, 200 Do.—each 1 shore of $100, of tlio New-Orloans Bank, 150 Do.—each 3 share of $100,.of tho Union Bank of Florida, 600,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 15,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 . 10,000 10,000 10,000 5,000 5,000 2,500 2.500 1.500 1,500 20,000 2,000 20,000 20,000 15,000 actually cashieroftlieCitizens’Bank, and A.Bou- douin, Esn. aotually cashier of tlio Consolidated Bank, os trustees, os per Act passed before A. Mazureau.Esq. Nulary Public, on tho 2d of May; 1848, and tlio properties transferred unincumber ed, for tlio security or tho fortunate l’rizo Hold- res. Mono or Drawino.—100,000 tickets, from 1 to 100,000, will bo put in one wheel, nud GOO prizes with the blanks, in another. To every number u prize or blank will he drawn, until all tlio prizes ure determined, leaving tlio buhtneo of numbers in the wheel blanks. BTTo Enirons And Pobushebs.—Having re ceived Newspapers containing tho above Scheme, from twonty-two States nnd Territories, besides several of the British Provinces, wo aro satisfied with tho circulation, anil therefore request thnt such pnporg as have not,, up to this time, inserted tho advertisement, will he pleased not to dose, aud Uwt all the other papers tylll insert it onco a week only, until tho 1st of December, and for ward us their accounts. SYLVESTER it CO. . , , • 150 Broadway, New-York. July 29 1511 . Flannels. A VERY & JOHNSON have received a large £X assortmoUt real YVcisi, Flannels, warranted not to shnnk. Also, large size ribbon bound Blankets. no v 9 T Leather Shirts. HE subscriber hns on hand a few superior Wash Leather Buckskin Undor Shirts, war ranted to keep tlio cold out. nov 13 G. S. NICHOLS. Beaver Cloth Frock Coats. TUST received from New York, o full supply of Beaver Cloth and Satinet Hunting Coats, which will be sold low for cash, by nov 11 G. S. NICHOLS, Market* WllUnntH.Lloyn, X_TAS just received per recent arrivals, a splen- X A did assortment ot Bonnets, inferior to none in tlie market, wliich h4 offer* at Wholesale or ro- tail, on uccommodating terms. Tho above con sist of the following, viz: 2 cases fine Tusctu Bomieb, latest style 3 do common / do, do do 1 do Oriental do, do do 4 do col’d Straw do, * now do 2 do Misses da do . do, do do 1 do English split straw do do do 2 do super do patent do do do do 4 do Misses plain do do do 50 dozeirP. L. Iloods Ahfo, An handsome assortment of plaid and figured Ribbons. nov 18 Negro Woolens* A| CASES Washington Kerseys A 2 do. Hanover Jeans 2 bales Canadian Kerseys ' 2 do. Cordovt Plains *2j do. Potter Hill Jeans 5 . do. Duffil Blit like is 1 do. Red Flannel 3 do. plaid anq plain Linseys Scotch Bonnets nnd Kiltnarnoch Caps, •or salo by FULLER, MOORE & CO. oct 26 209* Flannels, &c. A VERY & JOHNSON have received, real Welsh Flnnuels, warranted not to shrink; Whitney, Rose, Ribbon bound and Duffil Blan kets; Satinets, Ginghams, Muslinde Laines, &c, Forsale on accommodating terms, nov 13 South side Monument Square. 4 Oloves. W HITE Kid, fight fancy, dark colored and blaok IToskin Gloves; also, white black *nd colored Silk do. Received per brig Augusta and for sale by JOHN MALLEltY. oct9 Glasgow and Washington Ker seys. 2 CASES 3-4 brown Glasgow Kerseys 1 do 44 do do do 1 do 44 dark do do 3 do 34 Washington do ^ 1 do 44 do do For sale by FULLER, MOORE & CO. nov 23 232 |Landing from schr. Elizabeth from Philadelphia* 4 PIPES pure Holland Gin, / Wheel and Pino Apple’ brand 4 ar casks Sweet Malaga Wine * ‘ 1 do do Golden Sherry do 10 casks DuffCcrdan ? s old Pale Sherry do 39 cases Pickles. For sale by nov 6 GEORGE II. MAY.- Blankets, Carpeting and Rugs. , Per Excel. A Fl/IUl HER supply qf pip’!' Ingrain Car- noting—Also, very superior Tufted Rugs, 3 boles heavy twilled Blankets. For Side by SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVlTT. ootlS , 202 ‘ - Muslin TrimmlmrSr A HANDSOME assortment of Inconel, nnd Jx- Swim Muslin ■ T - sale by , Xu jnconei, nnu ‘Min Edging nnd Inserting, fur Fuller, Moore & co. A VERY iL JOHNSON, havp received a good nusnrlmniit <.f f‘«.i .1 run ». . .. oct 23 — — .ww.., u».p lovviyuu H RI1IMI assortment of Cotton nnd Silk Umbrellas. Soutli shhi Mouumeut Square. 8®pl Welch Flannel*. &c. P 1 aS; frc8 !‘ **”P 01 ’ ,e d Welch Funnels 1000. yards Canadian Kpfseys » do. Cordova Plains v-oruova I'iains Just opened by octl) FULLER, MOORE co. 10 Dry Goods. r-STior-n ^ ce ''’f l VccL. Baldwin: * ^JUPER black Italian Cravats* Do Green Barige - Do bine black Crape Do black do Splendid Thibet Shawls 500 pinnes blue black Braid 2 lbs Knitting Twist .^MnsKm'da 8 Gl0Ve ’• do Super black ribbed anil plain worsted Ilose Boys and Misses Hose and half Hose 1 case Ivory Spool Cotton 1 do Persiun do do 1 do Clerk’s do do - 1 doz Ladies Merino Drawers * / Shell hackComh. 0 T® “ ’ U '' Crior Do Side do rN * Metal do do SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVlTT. H W* II. & 8. Rogers. avo just received from New-York, viz: ■ ' J . UU IIUIII JltJW-IUl - 0 casea Nuu's Puhn Leaf-Hat* 1 F orenco Uraid Bonnets, latest 1 do. English Strqw > do. 1 do. American do. do. ** .. 1 do. Misses round Florence Hats 2 doz. do. do. Hoods 1 case colored Straw Bonnets, &c. oct 18, - * Soathside Market 9qnare. H W. H* & s. Rogers, AVE just received from New York, the fol lowing Fancy Goods, viz: 1 box emb’d changeable Bonnot Ribbons, a splendid article 1 box sup’r fig’d Satin do do 1 do fimey French Silk Bags 1 do-Plaid Bonnet Ribbons 5. White Net Veils 1 dqzen Net Shawls 1 do Silk c-uu/d .Scurfs 1 do Plaid do do 1 do Thibet do “ do 4 pcs brown and black Silk Fringe 1 do Phillycrannny 1 dozen Infant’s Waists 10 do Nuns (Dufch) Lace Together with vuridiis articles in tlie Fancy line. ,,ov W South side Market Square. ■yaattge- X from brig Savimi „ and ^xtcnsive'assortulctit j % ___ _ cy-ond Staple Goods^cojjsiatlng ir lowmitarticles, viz: . v 300’ picce3 Cqrdovn Kerseys 420 do. Sflttneta ^ - 20 do. CO*'do. 60 do. 30 do. 10 do., vi-imo- 40 do.- Red do. various qualities do. Muslin.de I^iiiics *_ 6^ and 84 Chiheillq .fi frinp^SHawla ainKMwitli 400 Shawls, v.driqus stylfcs and qualities 100 pieces -»Vgaca niiJ English'jtltsi'mtftf : 50 do. Pongee Silk i/dkis. > 2O''do. English Spittalfiold Silk do. 50 dozen Woion Gloves 20 do.' ’ Mens Buck imffll. S. Glovc« ‘ 20 t do. Ladies II. S. Gloves 20 do. do. Silk and" Cotton Gloves and Long Mitts ^ * DO .piecfis col’d am) IHack Silks,newest stylo 2- cases Canton Fluiincl 20 pieces new style Cusshnere 20 do. Vestings *10' do. Broadcloths, various qualities 30 boxes Bonnet, Cop Taffeta and Belt Rib- lions 100 dozen silk, worsted nnd cotton Hose and Half Hose 10 boxes Salin Ribbons, from No. 2 to 22 48 Ladies wliite Florence Bonnets asd 100 colored Bonnet* White anil colored Satins, col’d Florences *’ r hitc and black C/ape lack Love Shawls, black Bombasins Ladies-hemstitchcd Linen Cambric Ildlds. Lncc and worked collars, Bonnets . Nuns Hoods, and a general usiortraent of lesirable good*. For sale Gy <?« 29 • - -A. BENNETT. Seasonable dood*. . . TJROADCLOTH8—liiiick, invisible green, X> oliveyblhe, dark mixed nnd cadet mixed and brown, English double milled. Cusqimeres-r-Prnb, black, dark grey and striped. SaUnet*—Blue, drab, cadet and dark mixed. % s* Suspenders—Elastic nnd knitted, also Extra Ends. Hosiery—Lambs Wool, Vigonia, white and mix ed Cotton.' .. . Gloves—Colored and wliite IToskin, Buckskin, Silk and Beaver Umbrellas—Silk and Cotton. Stocks—Satin, nnd * Boiiihasin, with bows and . plain. ■ ; Cravats—Black Italian and fancy colored. Also, 1 Merino Skirt*. 4 , x Brushes—Cloth, hair, nail and tooth. Handkerchiefs—'White SiJk, plain, i Bd. Just received, add for sale GEORGE W* BERN, oct22 No. 2 Shad’s Buildings. Suspenders, Suspenders. HE sjubscribei'has now on hand,a very largo assortment of Suspenders,' viz: Superior Elastic Silk Net, do Gum Elastic, do Buckskin doj Extra Silk Elastic rind Cotton; all of which ore offered at his usual low* price, nov 11 G. S. NICHOLS, Market Square. . w ■ Rrled Fig's* [ HRLJMS^Figg, in fine order, in store and "nov 12 ' COPE & MILLS, Codfish* dec* ' ' 1 A AAA LBS - Codfish 1 bbl. Halibut fins, just re ceiving per schr. Savannah, from Marblehead, and for stile by COPE & MILLS, nov 5 Domestic Unitors* BBLS. N. E.Rum VJ 5 half pipes Brandy, landing from ship Coromnndo, and for sale low from the wharf,by ” ov 3 GEORGE H. MAY. / Sulphate Quinine* &c. £f/*| OZS. Sulphate Quinine t# vf 10 do do Morphitio 1 case Flake Marina 1 dp Senna, 1 do Rhubarb, 1 do Jalap Received and for sale on accommodating terms by JOHN *E. STILWELL, Comer of Broughton and Whitaker streets, nov 19 Opposite tlie Mansioji House. File’s Odoriferous Compound or Persian Scent Bags* A MOST grateful perfume for scenting bags, &c. and is ap effectual remedy against moth, prepared only by Robert Best Ede, Chemist and Perfumer, by apeciul appointment to the Queen. Itis for sale by PORCTIER & LA ROCHE, Sign of the Goldou Globe, nov 21 Opposite the Market. Patent Medicines. B RITISH OIL, Opodeldoc, Turlington Bal sam, Dolby’s Corminitive Balsam,- Balsam Honey, Bateman’s Drops, GodfreyCordial.— Received and for sale wholesale and retail, on ac commodating terms by JOHN E. STILWELL, - Comer of Broughton &. Whitaker streets, nov 19 . * Opposite tlie Mansion House. 600 Prizes. $1*500,000 TICKETS $20—NO SHARES. , ■KJ* It shall bo at tlie option of the winners of Prizes of Bank Slocks, either to take die Stock itself, or the par vulue thereof in cash. The receipts of tho sale of tlie Tickets are, and will be, deposited in tho Citizens’, Consolidated, Canal, Union und Carrollton Bonks, in tho name of tho Managers jointly, witUJ.B. PemuiltjEsq. For Restoring the Hair* T HE Casadi; Oil is so denominated, because it is composed of vegetable ingredients,and its virtues aro pre-eminently displayed in the follow ing respects: It possesses properties of the most salubrious nature, which eradicates tlie scurf aud all impurities of the hair; nourishes the hair and prevents its fulliug off, and lessens tlio liability of hair.to turn grey; strengthens the weakest hair, and produces a luxuriant growth; gives'a vigor to tlie hair which soon produces an iuimitably nat ural curl, ,and prevents its falling ont in a-damp atmosphere, or during exercise; renders the hair either natural pr artificial, beautifully soft aud pleusant; bestows an inestimable gloss and pleas ant perfume to the tresses—in fine, renders the hair dress transcondnutly beautiful, promotes tlie growth of whiskers, eye brows, mustaches, &c. To children’s hair its effects are strikingly benefi cial; is perfectly innoxious, and may with safety be applied to tiie youngest infant; jt eradicates tho dniiariffeasier and superior to combs, soaps, &c.; is extremely pleasant- to tlie infant, gradually strengthens the hair, and augments its growth so. ns to produce a beautiful head of hair. Preserves Uio lmir after sea bathing, violent exercise, and is of pre-eminent utility for persons travelling by sea or land, preserves thohuir, rendering it peculiarly pleasant, and always dressed, has wonderful ef fects on the hair in hot or dold climates, arnkis held in high estimation by distinguished persons abrond.. Sold wholesale mid retail by the Proprietor, Thos, Quirk,.490 Broadway, New-York, nnd by appointment, by. A. PARSONS, Agent, Savannah, Ga. f Price 75 edits per buttle. nov 26 NegroPipes. 1 OH N»S"> i’ipca, landing from JLIFU slop Trenton, for sale by ‘ nov 19 ' TT/ ^ ,T MICH. DILLON & C6. Loaf anil Crushed Sugar. OA BBLS and SUoxeirefined Loaf.Sugar jZI\J 10 bbls Crushed Sugar b . 10 do Powdered do Received from tlie Boston Sugar Refinery, and forsalo by L. BALDWIN, novl 214 For the. Toilet. PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS. P RENTISS’ extract of Rose, Musk, Jessa mine nnd Bergamot Do. lino and superfine Toilet Powder,Rose scent Ede’s sup. Musk and Rose Persian Scenf'Bags Genuine Russian Bears Oil Rowland’s Macasar Oil Oldridge’s Balsam of Columbia Pomade a laRose, Savin, Jassaminc, Orange and other Odours, in pots and rolls ' - Coggershall’s su’r Counossiers $oap Palmer’s sup’r Cream de Suvon Rings Sup’r Verbena Cream, a delightful article for shaving Lowe’s celebrated Shaving Soaps Prentiss’variegated Soap/*, suitable for the tablet Powder Puffs and Boxes of the latest patterns Cologne, Lavejideraud Rose Waters, of various manufacture and assorted patterns Espirit de Rose, Cold Cream, Lip Salve Otto of Roses, sup’r Rose, Cinnamon and Al mond Soaps, in bars Cut Glass Bottles, a largo Variety Fine and course Tooth Combs Nail, Tooth and Clothes Brushes Vignette, Napoleon, MadammonsqHe, Vicfbrin and Glass Back Hair Brushes, of excellent quality Pocket Books, Scissors, Razors mid Razor. Strops ^ Glenn’s Indian Dye, Vinegar Rouge > - Milk of Roses, Orange Flower Water Oil Citron Flowers, Shaving Brushes - ' Salt of Lemon and Roses, in Eng. cut glos3 bot tles, Amoninc Vinegar And other articles in the Perfumery line, for sale wholesale ovretail on accommodating terms, by JPORCIIER & LAROCHF^ ~ ■ . ‘ Sign of the Goldeii Globe, oct 15 . Opposite the Market.' •r . m il,„ je wid law forcash. G.S. NICHOLS, nov 11 Mntket Square^ Linen nnd Cotton Shirts. TUST opened, a complete assortment of ready «/ made. Shirts, viz: Superior Irish‘Linen do, Cotton wjthfiueii bosoms, do French Gingham, warranted not to fade; do Bostoii.Prints, and Eng lish twilled, which will be sold at a small prbfit.by • nov 11 G. S. NICHOLS, Market Square. W. II. *8. Rogers, 7~ H AVE just received per recent nrrivuls from N. York, nearly their full supply of French, German, Italian and English Fancy Dry Goods, among which are the following articles, viz: Ladies rich Plash nnd Silk French Shawls Do. colored and-black Ostrich and Cashmere Shawls ' ; • 1 utinO fiutibi Fioieiicu Buup tjouuew V - */ •1 4io. super. Irish LinCns 15 cartoous Paris emb. Capes and Collars 30 pieces Wash Blonde and plain Quillings, 5 do’. Weir Gro do Lyons Lace \ v . 25 do. Thread Edgings and Insertings 10 do. Valenoine do. do. und Beadings 20 do. 44 and 54 Wn*h, Spot, Square aiid Il lusion Blonde . * ^ French worked Cuffs, Blende, Veils and Paris -. Banda Chnntill.T Veils, Eng. Collars nud Twist'Shawl*: Mohair Ndtts, Bags ritid Scarfs ' Muslin Paris emb’d Shawls, 4-4 and 64 Black Lace do. .do. 1-2 and 44 Caps, Irisant’s Waists, French’ Flowers and Wreaths French, Eriglish.and American Prints ChnJIyd, Mows, de Laines, Velvets and Silks Tartan, Rob Roy and Kalivle Shawls Bonnet, Belt nnd Cap Ribbons . Ermine and Fur Collar* •'% Silk, Worstdd'nhd Cotton Hose. * . oct 31 . South side Maiket' Square. Dostoil & RtUKlIc, Market Square, Savannah, H AVE-ra store, and are receiving per various arrivals, rifull supply of Groceries,Bagging, &c. Among which arc— 10 hlids. St. Croix Sugar 11 do. Porto Rico do. 60 hags Coflee : •' t 150 pieces Bagging, 42,.43 and 44 inches 50 coils Bale Rone “ 100 lbs. Bttggiug.Twino - .- v 10000 do. Baltimore cured Bacon, Hums,Sides, . nnd Shoulders . at 3000 ImshuJs.heavy Maryland Seed Oats - 4’' - Canal and Balt. Flour, w(i6lo and J bbls. 10 casks' and 25 boxes Goshen Cheese • 10 kegs chofce Butter " , 20 i, -20 4, and 20 4 bbls. Buckwheat Flour 10 boxes Sperm, Candles 5 pines Otard, Dupny. ifc Co’s. 4tli proof- Braudy 5 do*. Seignettc do. do. * - .5 do. Holland Gin •'*' • * 20 bids. Peach Brandy 30 do. Rye Gin, 30 do. Whiskey “ 20 do. Rurii Madeira, Ttjnorifle, Port and Sweet Mala ga Wines Blitter rind Wine.Biscuit Almonds and Rnisuis, Tobucco . 10 tons iron, assarted’ 75 kegs Nails, &c.’ . - ; ' • ; . All of which tlioy offer on accommodating terms. Sllukcrs’ Herbs. L LAN DING from ship Gaston, a. full supply of Shakers’ Herbs, comprising Catnip,Fox glove Horehound, Sage, Perinyrbyal, Thorough- wort, Liverwort, Boneset, Thyme, Mint, Worm wood, Wormseed, Elder Flowers, Slippery Elm, &c. in 16 oz. 8oz. and 1 oz. packages, suitable for families nud country merchants. For sale by POllCHER & LAROCHE, - Sign of the Golden Globe, . oc t 15 Opposite.tho Market. Tea. 4)A ( ^ R ' c hests Hyson Tea, 5 boxes. B|nclc Tea, and 10.boxes Imperial Tea,, in can isters, just recoived nrid’fqr sale by ' nov 22- LONG & PATTERSON. Noi'tficm Preserver .Hssoi’tcd.. BOXES fresh- Preserves, of various tJv/ kinds, just received by the G. B. Lamar, and forsale by C. L. McNISH. ! nov 11 Gluts* Rifles aqif PilsLj^. . A N assorhnentof Pistols, and single nnd dou ’ hie barrel Flint and Percussion Guns, for sale by, - N. B. & V H. WEED, novl , 234. , v \ ♦- Oats. • 1 71 Q7AA BUSHELS heavy; Virginia Oata, . O.f “t’LF landingfymn brig Eleanor,tor slale, iulota to suit putchasara,'by 7 nov 12, MICH. DILLON;: \ Tobacco. R ECEIVED, ft supply of Mrs. Miller’s fine cutTobaccof also, a fine article* of Caven dish Tobucco. For.solebv ^POlvCIIER & LAROCHE, nov 21 Market Sipiaie. Gar<lfcn S. ' 7. QMALL Seed-or Top Guions, Pens arid;.. Bcnris, Cabbages, Carrots, together with a • ’ fiiie'nsjfintneut ofother varieties, warnriitedfresh. Just received per Newark, and for, salo by. nov23 , Ch B. HENDRICKSON. , -erAuncdExtinc^. a "|3E.ENTiyS , .calcbruteil extracts of Persian JL. llqpc'3, :< Chineso Musk, ainl! .Tcssmuine, de- • lightful odors 'for the handkerchief. Forsalo by nov 21 PORCHER & LA ROCHE.