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lt Beaufort Pirtriot, Simpson, Chariot no MASTER'S REPORT. - 0B Sav*»»*"> Not. 30,1839. u * * 37 mHN LOW, Harbor Master. 11. S2 r iul. V d'p COROMANDO, I c ° muii,nc8 > oadin * ,o ‘ •ft fre $nE$ORD. FAY & CO. ^&GUSTA, A Lttod, »»«««'• s*. mo *- oi h ,v l S ^S'wiU clour on Thtiriflay next, 5th ' ta» of freight orpn*«i*o, »PpIy on SnVupperwharf, or to fflSSuRN. LEWIS & CO. a iccommodatlons for steerage pa*- “ e0 * Brf ii SwkS ; Stole. landing from above, veswl JtSif KSSjMS 01, above. ' °*?.r 'porHnvtmo, w port on Wednesday orThuraday >‘*'“rsiiate, i co. The ateamboat FLORIDA, Cop* r ( ,m John Nock, will leave no o- .MORROW MORNING, Sd Inet. l>t For freighl or poaeago,apply on boohl, R. & W. KING. SUSen m'Srt bscleared *' 'ho Ciutom THEATRE. VP. C. FOItnES—Lessee, .MISS WELLS’ BENEFIT, A»d]mitmhjthe last appearance of Miss andNat- ter I ells—their engagementsin Charlcaton pre- JoAtettT°f their remaining be- La«t night of La Bayadere and La Sylphidi. MISS WKI.LS AS ZOWK AND LA SYLPIIIDE. MASTER WELLS AS DONALD AND'uERMEZA. Thi. Evening, Dec. 2, will be performed, for the 2d time, the Dramatio Ballet of LA SFJLPMSDE. ?»»»»•••< Muter Walls. La Sylphide. Miaa Welle, As performed by her in the Park Thawte, New- York, with decided success ; Miss Wells having been called for at the dose of the piece, she was led forward by Manager Simpson, and received the unanimous and cheering approbation of ouo of* the most brilliant audiences of the season. To conclude with the Operatic Ballet of I/A BAYADERE, OR THE MAID OF CASHMERE. Harm™ Muter Walk. Zoloe, Miu Well.. The Celebrated Ravel, are engaged, and will short ly appear. ICPDoors open atO o'clock, and performance to oomniencoat half noil .even precisely. Boxes and PorquotteOne Dollar—Gallery Fifty Conti. Seata con be aecurad at the Georgian Office, dec 2 List of Letters R EMAINING in the l’o»t Office at Savannah, 30th Novomber, 1830. Person, wishing letters from this list, aro requested to uk for Ad vertised Letters. A Alexender W A Aliston mra L Anderson mrsMary S Aliston inisa Sarah Alien William Brantley RenbenJ 3 Barnes mra J S Bates Joseph Baker CaptWPJ Barton mra E Barnard inn Ann C Barrs It B Ilracli Jacob Jr UasiJor Charles Blackwell Jacob Y 3 Bandy Sami Blanche mrs Faustina Bayard John I— — r „„, Benson H InrlMton, via BeiMirort, Beasont Capt A f s Th* ■nlonihd new steam packet Bellamy A Beil Emanuel Baa mrs Judy Berry John.lt Beck John Thesplcndid now steam pneko. .BEAUFORT DISTRICT, Cant. I leave for tho above place* every r st 7 o'clock. For Height o> For freight _I at Guilmartin's wh' P JOHN GUILMARTIN. _afort District goea inland from her Leaf iilc Horn there to Charleston. B Bird A & C Bill Capt John C Bivins John W Brown mrs Jane BloisJaaF Brown Kobt E Brown mra Mary Booge ran lletty Bolough Eliu Bourquine Ed J Bourqiiine Edward, Sen Brook Jacob Butler Geo Bu.TtaJoines Burgomaster mrs Catli'n Burk Richard Butler miu E 2 Bisliup George Bilbo Henrietta mra F I’enreo tnra Sarah Perkin* NathlG Phiijps Joshua Pitman miss Susan Philips Stephen Pitman tnra Amt Catli’n Powell Capt C K It Rowe James Roberts Charles Roberta Jonathan D.L, Roger* miu Satnoro A Robinson mn Martha Kountreo mra Sarah E RooserJean Russell Salem T Rosiiguol Loula H Russell SN Rosugnol miu Harriet Palin tniss Caroline Palmer James Parker Caroline Pnyno Prescott George Poavy Joel Perry DK&Co. Rather miu Hannah Roharer Francis Reilly Thos W Reid miu Charlotte jiPacket Savannah. fjmttmenl between Savannah and ltdttto*.—Outside Postage, f BB-TnaocoH is 9 Hours. A The splendid steam packet 8A- ^LVANNAH, G. Freeland, muter, pot Chariciton every Tuesday and ■« o’clock is the morning j returning, citon crety Thursday and 8un- For freight or paauge, apply COHEN & FOSDlCK,Agenta. For Darien, .1 The tegular steam packet J. JL8TONE, w. C. Mendel), maater, Eihtthove place on WEDNESDAY «4 "'dock. For Height or passage, 111. an board, at Roche's wharf, L. BALDWIN. pciton, via Hilton Head, nforl and Edisto, The elegant steam packet ISIS, LChase, master, will (fepart for tho fm MONDAY MORNING at 7 |freight or passage, having excel- '«•, tpniy on board, or to CLAGIIORN-& WOOD, nt passengers must lie cleared at Notice. Ira Colton per 8 AA Steamboat y bos'JancJG, will expire to-mor- ■ GEO HAAS, Agent I Real Estate Lottery* Tiituatcil in New Or- l*H renounced to be drawn in Y«il,iatmliug to advice just re- VHanuers, snd by authority of i“*J l “ drawn in the City of 1“ “ Rotunda of (lie City Ex-, Nftenumbors.and putting them *« hta wnte unto, Tickets will ttaraontmte longer, oldie Ol- 4 CO.Sole Aoskts; 156 Broadway, N. y. Clarke John JI Cox mn Margaret X Chaplin miss Rhode F Condon mn Eleanor CartertnissME Cook Win Carter Mr JohnW Cottifery Joseph Corley min Jane Ann Conlon Patrick Clark mn George Coe miss Afury Jane Campbell James H Opining Isaac M Campbell Jane Coitrvoiiie mn J Campbell Wm F Crocker Zeno Crafts' miss Martha Comtick mn Harriet Clark PR Coe Mary Adeline mrs Clancy Patrick Carley mn Fanny Crane Moms Cubbagemn Rebecca Canuet L Cunningham II Connell Laurence Citllinan JI 2 CImplin Jos P Cushing Nathaniel Campbell J K Crevelier Betsy Cahin Henry Cnwa miu Lydia Ann Cuss miss Mnrgt Connor Patrick Carter mn Dorcaa Cole H G W Chapiiu Milton Collin. Michael D Dalv Michael Dickinson Mary A mn Dasher Joshua M Dowling Edyvard 2 Dean Patrick Duncan mn Emmeline DCmpsey W J Dully Terenco 2 D'Lyon Col Isaac Dully John Dows John I Dunham mn S C Dickerson Wm Dyer J W E Edwards mn Anne R Earns! Richard F Evans Erostus Eldrodge Harmon Estilaile miaa Adeline MEngli.li miu Laura A 2 Earast mn Sarah A ' F Fraser J Aug's Fitzsimona inn Anno Fraser Jamos R Fitzshnons Paul Farquhar mn Fitzpatrick miu Pbatba Family Cliarles Fry Jcssco French William Fox Franklin Foil Thomas Fox Wm Fenton Andrew Jr Foster G Fletcher Frederick P Ferguson Rev Wm G Godfrey mm Grezzei ™ for Sale. KaZL 0 " htnd . “ lo ‘ of the cr0 P> r “ il,od Ki'nntrick, in Put- T« hi. 1* } ' oct wel1 known KtilS. V n * d Uiu species of L £ r J° "V for qnali- “P 00 ™ 11 ? "Pon old eJe u W ". Acoupfo ofthe WlttnoD^ 5* our Counting " omERLY & JONES. lfcou^ 1 ' , ’ 4 ’'’ 6 ’ ,and6 ’* I'vSned Whale do do k S,v Potatoes Eft Co** tS^ilra' 5 ' 8 **b Cuai Flour' . '“Buck,seat u “f»8ar fc^^Teu Graham Petor Gauahl Lewis 2 Graham Bev John Garland VVmH Garnett mrs Ann Gardener Stephen D Glass Joseph Gay Michael Grady Patrick Galloway Aloxander Gage’ Frank R Hacker G E Hazzerd Allen IlnrtJoshua Harris Matilda - Hart P Hall Storra Hoitn.au F A HdiTiman Mr Jos Harbesdn Wm Heath inis* LucyAnn Hubbard John Miller Prince - Hightower John 2 Hillard OB Hichcock James II Holland mra Michael Hobby Alex Jackson mm Susan Itiniu James A Jo.(ferson Patrick Johnston Wm W Jonas Jamos Knapp Charles H Kctmy Michael Kdast Robert C Keller Stephen Kellar Paul Gordon miu Louisa Goddard Lory Golby miu Alary Gugcl Benjamin H George miu Froncea A George Charles K Gibbs Junes Gibson Ransom C 2 Goldsmith Samuel II Harris mra Alary E Harris Wut M Harvey Samuel A Harvey Joseph B 2 Harris. Isaao , Hartshorn Wm R Halosy Joreinioh Hathaway miu Julia Hewa miss Margaret Hopkins John IT 2 Hopkins Ellen Hosegood George Houston Betsey Hoghrth James Hubbard Charlotte mra Hubbard Erastut H Huguenin E D 2 Jones Thomas B Co Jones Thomas Jones miss Alartha E Johnson Edward Joalenew John K Kerr Geo Keebier John Kottman F Knowles Joseph foots and Shoes 1 ujEE’ Aicieux’ wharf SL n u,B| 00 oonsig livTiJr- debit ["Jilt ^ " m °, of superior 1110 ro "ow- ‘nioS-Port undSher- ,1 “* or, > viz! 01- t tr ' Luna,Wao- hHEVV/dy & Sons, I Wwe . Golden, Palo a ,..i Lnehicotto miss Herm’eLinsy miss Sarah Lamar John F Lynch Philip Law mrs Ann At Lachicotto mrs Lampe C Linder G C Alanncy miss Mary Maxwell Aloxander Afanval Lyman Alerqitand Leonard F Mattliewa Geo D 2 Madrin James Merrill H Mitchell Petor Aliller John MeDonnell A H MoFarlandJohn, Lipsey Laricy l Love miu Alar Ssndford A AI StanletonJahn Statford S Sslfner John J Solovich Cant Solos P Shardlow 3 SBC Spenser John B II Sherwood tnrs Emily Slioftull mm Sarali At 2 Scott Dr Sheannan Capt Thos 8tony A 8 Secktuger Lemuel “ - Stephens James Smith Henry A Smith mn Catherine Smith Henry E Smith inn Afatilda Smith John P Squires Samson Sttbbs'Emetine mrs Stiles Benjamin* Stdrich Capt AIarcn»2 Scriven Rev James O Scott mn Louisa C 2 Scott mn John E Snow Josoph A Stoteabuty Henry Stubbs William 8tiirdirant Robt O T Thomas Charles Thomas Charlotte Tow Henry Tufts Dr B 3 Thirty Thousand Dollars. GREENE AMD PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY. D CLASS NO. 54, FOR 1839. ECU)ED by tho drawing of tho Stale of Virginia, Richmond Academy Lottety, Ctaaa No. 7, to bo drawn at Alexandria, (Vo.) on the 30th itut. ' ' 76 Number Lottery—12 Drawn Ballots. PUIZES. 1 prixoof. «30,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 6000 1 do 3509 6 do 3327 6 do 3000 5 do 2300 40 do 2000 50 do 250 60 do 200 &c. Ac. tea. Ticket* $10, Halves 95, Quarters 92 SO. For •ale at WITHINGTON’S nor ST Lory & Ex. OIBoe, on the Bay. Trooper mrs Alary Tltoyor Josoph Tillman Joseph TbiotCharloa II Toket ran E V Vizzard mn AI A Vixzard Thomas w Wand Emanuel Wilkins A Jr Wallace ntn Alargaret White Sami B Ward Elia. Willink miu Julia Ann Washburn mn Dorcu Wilson mn Jane Wallace Alaria Wilson John Wells ntn Catharine Winkler Z M r mra dory E Lowther mra Rebecca M Aliller Jeqncs Alyles Smith Morriu Thomas Moore Hotity C 2 Morriu mra Anne E 2. Mnrtaugh Patrick AlussaJohn Alitoliollmra Harriet Middleton Charles E Me MeGninness John MoDonnoll W J Gdj J S McCluskoy mn Julia AMcDermott Patrick McKeague Wm Alclaitighlin Alichael McIntosh J Nickerson Joseph J Oldmger II Outton Isaao Oliver John AIcKey Palk McKuy Charles F ^loGowon John ^loatrand George Oliver George Overstreet miss Alary Odingcul William White Maj WP Wood JasF Woodhouta mra Alary E Hf. I. At * Western Ephraim W Williams Edward Williams Johh . Williams Washington Womack A J Williams Tho. F Wigg miu Rebecca Wilson Dr Wilham v Yeomans Robt II A Card. DR. ROBERT Hi A. KOCH, P Crou* nnxsnxs, is saxoxy.) ROFES80R of Alustc, for the lost four yean in the citios of Baitimoro and Anapolis, Aid. now in tho city of 8avannah, Go. lias tho pleasure of informing tho citizens of Savannah and its vi cinity, that ho will commence to give Icasons on tho Organ, Harp, Piano Forte, Guitar, Violin, Flute and Thorough Bass (that is, how to com- noie AIusic,)andm Singing, particularly Church Alitsic, and other Songs. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to associate in this Altisic School, will 6 (00*0 inquire for ftirthcr information nt Dr. ipch'sroom, at tho residence of A. G. Oomler, Esq. in the morning Rom 10 to 1 o’clock, and in the aftomoon from 3 until 5 o'clock. . FOR SALE.—A aplendid grand square Piano Forte, with tho Harp, Loud Bassoon, Drum and Bell Pedal, by which the performer con produce nine diflerent sounds | also, an Italian Guitar, Flutea, Italian Violin, Ciarionat, and an assort, mentoftho newest Alusic. These articlu can be seen by those who feel disposed to examine such handsome instruments, at the above place. Piano Fortes tuned. Orders thankfully recsiv. ed. 129 oct 15 deo2 GEORGE SCHLEY, P. Af. 7 / 5 c »»'SFsa;“ss* 4 rj ecy Wrappers and Petticoat*. The above Clor due Ker- —Jmgla suitable for Plantation use, and will he sold vety low, by J. C. STORTEVANT. nov 30 238ca H w *. **• Lloyd—Market Mquurc, AS jiut received per recent irrivah, 2 doz Aluslin Collars 4 do English Frilled do 3 pcs block Silk Fringe, 2 do Wire Blond 2 do black fancy Blond ]2,do Thread Laces, 6do German do 6 do Lisle do, 3 do Wire Edging 4 do Siuud Quiling, 12 do Plaid Swiss 14 do Beltiftg*, 3do Mantilla Loco 4 do Grecian Net do, 5 do Bobbinet Loco 8 do Splltaifield h'dkfs, 13 do Pongee lldkfa 4 do plain Silk do, 3 0C do Satin do 5 doz Gauze do, 4 do fancy do 6 docmbroidcrcd do 5 no Gents Brose Gloves , 4 do Ladies da do, 3 do do Kid do 7 d j Gents Buck Gloves 2 do do.H. S.do 8 do India Rubber Susnenden 3 do super do do do 14 pcs uncut Velvet Ribbons Also, a splendid assortment of Plain, Figured and Changeable Silka.nov 30 >¥0011, Wood. 11 HIE Subscriber has now on hand, and will X be constantly receiving, e supply of first quality Oak and Ash Wood. Apply at the Wood Yard, east end of the town, oct 17 201 H. F. WILLINK. For Sale, T HE sloop GEORGIA, with all her tackle and apparel. She has two auita ofaalls,and is in good onler. Apply to H- F. WILLINK, athis Ship Yatd. Also—One block Poncy, u good aaddle Horse, end perfectly getitle. Apply oa above, nov8 220 Sntrnrft, Liquors, &c. QA HIIDS.prime Porto Rico Sugnr 18 pipes pure IIolUuil Gin, vartoua brands 0 halfpipes Seignette Brandy 5 do 1st proof Domestio Brandy 6 puncheoni Jamaica Rum 5 qr casks sweet Malaga Wine 10 qrcaaka Golden Sherry, Sicily and Alar- seillesAfadoirs 24 doz Duff,Gordon &. Co’s Golden Sherry, vintage ofl829 20- doz Port end Hock Wines 50 boxes Char. River No. 1 Soap 3(1 cases Pickles 20 reams Foolscap Paper For sale on accommodating terms, nov 28 GEORGE H. MAY. sale by nov 29 Bank Chucks on Philadelphia. X^OR 92917 63, oml $400, forsole by 1: nov 29 PADF.LFORD, FAY &. CO. Lurid, Tuppcr A Sistarc, O FFER for sale on good terms, 150 hhdt first quality Cuba Molasses 300 bags good, fair and prime green Cuba Coffee 150 do superior old Java do 50 mats very fine old AInnilla do Hbds prime Porto Rico Sugar 25 boxes Boston refined Loaf do 10 bbls first quality crushed do 20 hnlfichests inperior Black Tea 60 half boxes Baker’s No 1 Chocolate 60 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper 100 boxoa Negro Pipes, large sizes 500 Detnijons, assorted, 1 to 5 gallons 200 whole and half boxes Bunch Raisins 125 pea 42 inch Dundee Bagging 200 kegs Cut Nails, assarted 60 cornu Brown Stout, quarts and pint* 60 baskets Champagne, Anchor and Key 50 boxes Sparkling Hock 200 AI Spanish Segare • 4 pipe* Holland Gin, Beehive end Hourglass 2 hair pipes London Dock Brandy 10 do do J. J. Dupuy & Co. do 10 do American do 300 bbls Connecticut Gin, Phelps & Gowdy’a 100 do Boston do, Eogfo brand 100 do do Rum do 30 do superior Baltimore Whiskey 10 do do old Alonongahola do 100 half pipes and quarter cask* Alodeira, Port, Sicily Madeira and Pico Wines 100 bags Shot, assorted 300 Grindstones 1 nov 26 10 nov 26 Ooslicu Butter. . FIRKINS Goshen Butter, just received and for solo by LONG & PATTERSON. Till Plate. O NE hundred boxes Tin Plate lx 500 lbs Block Tin, 500 lbs Copper Bolts for sole by N. B. & H. \vEED. nov 26 - Caracas Cocoa. y/\A LBS. Caracas Cocoa, just received H / and for solo by *nov20 LONG & PATTERSON. Orates. A N assortment of Russia Iron Grates, just re- A. ceivud and for sate by nov 23 N. B. & H. WEED. Navy Bread. „ . fj p* BBLS. Pilot and 50 bbls Navy Broad just Jit) recoived and for sale by „ ,,ov23 LONG & PATTERSON. Share Moulds. 2 TONS Share Aloulds, for aateby nov 28 N. B. & H. WEED. Iron, Nalls and Bunt. thousand and 48 bars Swede ■ Iron, os- sorted; 300 cooks Nails do, 50bblsRun£- ianding per brig Pandora, from Boston, and for solo by L. BALDWIN, nov 28 Starch and Blue. T HIRTY boxes Colegate’a superior Starch, ^ cases do English Fig Blue, landing IVom brig Augusta, and for .sale by . nov 28 , G. R. HENDRICKSON. Btcli Plaid Satin and Taffeta Bonnet Ribbons. Just received and now opening, T WO boxes rich Plaid Satin andTaftotuBon- not Ribbons, for sale lew by^^,^ nov 25 No. 1 and S VVaring’e Buildings, . Look nt This. UP COUNTRY MONEY TAKEN AT PAR. T HE Subscriber, in consequence of our So- vannah.Banks refilling to receive up coun try money in deposit or payment, takes this me thod of informing the public generally, that he will reccivo up country Bonk Bills, in good ro- g utc, at par for goods at hia regular fair prices, if is whole amount ofBenk Bill or Bills it traded out,viz:—Itawkinavillo Bank, BonkofAIilledge- ville, Ocmulgee Bank, Atonroe Rail Road Bank, Banks of Columbus generally,with one exception, nndwiUhaveno objection to receive the Savannah, Augusta, Georgia Rail Hoad, Brunswick and St. Atary'a Bank Bills, for gooda or in payment of debts at par, unless die persons are willing to al ow me 5 percent discount. A. BENNETT, No 1 & 2 Waring's buildings, Alurket Square, nov 18 Sperm Candles. S EVENTY boxes 8perm Candles, of various sizes and of •uperior^noUt^Jauffinjtrad for Fol’ Liverpool, Tito first class ship MEDFORD, Capt. iThontas. For freight, apply to nov 16 PADELFORD, FA V Sc. CO. For Liverpool, Tito first class American ship AAIERI- iCAN, Capt. T. Jloldrn, Jr., will he des patched iinmddiately. For fVeiglit or pasaage, ap ply on boatd at Bolton’s wharf, or to nov 13 WA8HBURN. LF.WfS & CO. For Boston, S* Tho first roto brig PANDORA, J. Garth Suer, master, will meet with despatch, hav ing part ofher cargo engaged. For balance of freight or passage, apply to Capt. G. on board at Monatn'a upper wharf, or to nov28 WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO. For New-Fork—Georgia Line. Tho brig PIIILURA, Captain Sherman, twill meet with despatch. For freight or passage, having goqd accommodations, apply to Capt. S. oo hoard at Aloora's wharf, or to nov 28 . L. BALDWIN. By S. FUilbrlck A Co. TO-MORROW, ot 11 o’clock, in front of the Court Houie, a prime likely young Fellow, a good Driver» &c. Tcruw en»n, (bankable mon*- ey) pnrchnaor paying fbr bile*. dec 2 Ilor.^o and Dray.. ^ BY S. l'liilbvick. & Co. T3-MORHOW, at II o’clock, in fromC»f uw Court Hou*o, a fir^t rate Northern Drny Horse, and o Boston built Dray. Torus cash, bankable money. , 2 By S. Plilllirit k & «:«. TO-AIORSOW, in front of the Court House, between thn usual hours bfsalo, a first rata pair of Carriage Horses, nrr.n.-toiui-d to tho city, and perfectly gentle. Terms, 90 dari credit fur approved pnpor. 'dec 2 For Baltimore, The fine now schr. HENRIETTA,Cep- in Parker, will sail for file aliove port on Sahtrdoy next. For freight or pnssage, apply on board, or to S. PHILBKICK Sc CD. nov 28 For New-Fork, Tho fast sailing ship IULAH, Captain iHnnunond, will positively sail the first fuir wind, and can yet take 100 bales Cotton, and pas sengers. Apply to nov 27 PADELFORD, FAY & CO. For Ncw-Fork, Tito pocket ship NEWARK, D. V. .Soullarn, muter, will meet with despatch. For freight or passage, having good accommoda tions, apply on board ot Mongin'a upper wharf, or to WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO. nov 25 For Hawkinsvlllc, Macon, anil the landings on the Ocmulgee Blvcr. Tho subscriber intends running Nr—idS^-A-lwo new Iron steamers, the A1A- IlY SUMMERS mid D£ ROS3ET, between Savannah and the above places, daring the ensu ing season. Insurance by these boats ban bo effected at from ono third to one half less than by boat* of wood en construction, and as no delay will be necessa ry to tranship cargo at Darien, much greater dee- patch may lio oxpected. Tho Alary Summon wijl commence loading this day, and depart To.morrow with whatever may offer. For freighl or pusage, apply on board, or to (L B. LAAVYR. nov29—m Christ Church. O N Afonday, the 9th of December next, r the Wardens and Vestrymen of Christchurch, will offer for sale and rent tho Pewsin the Church. The number of Pew* intended to be sold in fee simple, will first be offered, and the remainder will be put up for rent! the highest bidder will hare choice. Tito terms will he made known on the day of sale,which will commence at 11 o'clock. Notica whereof will be given by ringing of the bell. By order of the Vestry. ANTHONY BARTOW, 8eo’y. N. B.—Purchasers in fee simple and renters, will have aeata in the basement story assigned to them, corresponding as near u practicable to their Pews, until the Church be finished.' The right to seats in the basement story, by the present oc cupants, consequently terminates on the day of sale. 232 nov23 Bacon. 6 HHDS. first quality Shoulder* 0 do do do Sides Landing from schr. Samaritan, and for sale by nov 29 PADELFORD, FAY & CO. Sugar. T HIRTY Mule, primo Porto Rico Sugar, juat received and for sale low from the whan,by nov 29 WASHBURN, LEWIS A CO. Iron. , j S WEDE’S Iron, assorted sizes, just received per Pandora, for sale low from wharf, by iov 29 WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO. Fort Wine. TTIORTY qr. casks Port Wine, a voty superior J. article, received direct from Oporto, via N. York, for sale by nov 29 AI. DILLON Sc. CO. Goslicn Butter, Ac. T EN firkins best Goshen Butter 5 bbls smoked Beef 4 bbls do Tongues 150 new Hauls, just reeeived and for salo by nov 27 C. L. AIcNISH. To Planters. A COMPETENT Alnnoger of Negroes, a Ricound Cotton planter, will take employ ment for fair wages on a Cotton or Rice Planta tion, on the finl day of January ensuing, or earli er if required. A situation on tho Soa Islands will be preferred. Reference as to the capability, sobriety, and industrious habits of the applicant, can belied, he being well known to many of tile wealthiest planters in the low part ofGeorgiaond South Carolina. Apply at this office, nov 26 2341 . Porclter A La Roche, , W ILL receive in a few days by the ship Gas ton, a variety of Flower Seeds. Also, white top Turnip, Alustard, Millet, Hemp, Cana ry, early Sugar Corn, and a full supply of other garden seeds. nov 30 Central Rail Itoad A Banking Company of Georgia. Savannah, Nov. 13,1839. A N Election for nine Directors tu manage the affairs of, this Institution, will be held nt tho Banking House in this city, on tho first Alondav ill Junuoiy next. Polls to he open from 9 A. Ai. to 9. P. Af. By order. R. k. CUYLEU, nov 18 227 Cashier. One Thousand Dollars Reward, W ILL be paid for the apprehension, with proofto conviction, oftbe person or per sons who fired the Bridge of the Central itail Road over the Little Ogccchee, on the 21st inst. By order ofthe Hoard (if Directors. R. R. CUYLER,-Cashier, nov 22 231 (Georgian) AUCTION SALES. By S. Fhillii'ick A Co. TO-AluRROW, at '11 o'clock, in fr ont of we Court Houso, a prime likely WVnrli, about *23 year* of age, accustomed to hon-e work ami cooking. Terra* cn*h, (bankable money) pur- clwcr paying for title*. dec 2 EnglUh Porting PUces. By P, W. Ilciiiciiianii. On FRIDAY next.6th in*t. in front of store, a uplendid lot of DUCK GUNS, and German S.lver Tea and Table SPOONS, for sn.\j at auc tion, of tho following description: Double barrel stub and twist and silver raounted» bore 7*8. Double barrel stub and twist and steel mounted* • richly engraved, bore 13-16. Double barrel stub and twist and silver mounted) richly engraved, bore 13-16. Double barrel stub and twist and steel mounted) richly engraved, bore 7*8. This lot of Guns are manufactured expressly for the Southern market, of extra superior quali ty. and are equal to any ever offered the Savannah public. Also, an invoice of German Silver Tea and To.* hie Spoons. D3rAll the above Goods to be sold without ro» serve. Terms—Allanms ot9290 and over, 60 day* under, cash, bnnkahle money, dec 2 V Dealers are particularly invited to call previous to the day of saje, aod examine there articles, u they will seldom hove >o goad an opportunity of laying in their supply so advantageously. Negroes. By S. PItilbrick A Co. On Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, in front ofthe Court House, the following plantation Negroes, s tz. A Fellow about GO year* ofage, a good tasks, hie hondi o family consisting of seven in number, vlzt A Wench about 38 years, n Girl about 18 years, a Boy about 14 years, a Girl 12 years, u Girl lOyears, a Boy 4 yean, and a Boy 2 yean of age. Tho family will be sold in one lot, and ore all prime likely Negroes. Terms coih, (banka- ble money) purchaser paying for titles, nov 27 Administrator's Sale. By 8. PItilbrick. A Co. On die first Tuesday in Fehruaty next, in front of the Court House, between the usual hours of sale, 1 Negro Alan named Moses, 1 Horse, 1 Gold Watch und Guard Chain, 1 pair ristols, 1 Desk, 1 Trunk and various articles of Wearing Appar el, belonging to the estate of AI. H. Drake, de ceased, and sold by order ofthe administrator for the benefit ofthe heirs and creditors of said estate. Terms cosh. nov 25 Administrator's Sate By 8. PItilbrick A Co. Ou the first Tuesday in January, 1840, in front of the Court House in tho City of Savannah, dur ing the uanalhonnof sale, Lot No. 5, Columbia Word, with the dwelling house and all improve ment* thereon; also, a Itnnilv of Negrees, viz: A vulioti.'c fellow, hi.; wife miu their daughter, three in number, all well disposed and verydesinbla servants, belonging to the estate of Jeremy 8tone, late of this city, deceased. Sold by permission of tho Justicos of the Inferior Court of Chatham Co. when sitting for ofdinnty purposes, and by order of the Administrators. Terms at sale, nov 6 -•! ! Nnvnmiith lu«. A Trust Co. F oil RENT—The several Apartments above this Office, well adapted to counting rooms, law offices, Sec. nov 12 SAAIUEL C. HOUSE. 8oc’y. A Desirable Oiler, T O RENT—Tho subscriber’s Store, on his wharf, well adapted for a Ship Chandlery Grocery, or any business connected with ship ping. It is needless for him to say more of this advantageous offer to those who would desire to etnbnrkin that line, as it ia well known to ho one ofthe best in town. Tim subscriber would also inform ins friends thot he has embarked in tho Steamboat business, and his services, or those of his second son, John F. Guihnnrtin, can be always hod at hie wharf, for those shipping, &c. by tho steamers Beaufort District and tho Despatch, at all times, JOHN GUILAIARTIN. N. B.—Also to rent, a spacious threo story House, heretofore known as “Tho Independent Hotel,” fronting on the Bay, in Boat'Broad afreet, well adapted for a Boarding House, with a Ten Pin Alley, Bar, Sec. attached. nov 26 Administrator's Sole. By 8. PItilbrick A Co. On the first Tuesday in December nest, in f, out of the Court House, between the usual hours of sale, A two story Wooden Dwelling Honse and out buildings, on half lots Nos. 39 and 40, Elbert Ward, fronting on Jefforson-street, belonging to tile estate of Dr. A. Sheftall, deceased, and sold by order of die Administrator and Administratrix. Term* cash. oct 2 Administrator’s Sale. By 8. PItilbrick A Co. On the first Tuesday in Januaty next, ut 11 o’ clock, in front of the Court House in thi* city, 5 Shares Stock in steamer Forester, belonging to estate ofA. Saussey of South Carolina, deceased. Solti by order ofUte Administrator. Termscash. Law Notice. C UYLER W. YOUNG, Attorney ondConn- sellor at LaWj has located himself in Louis ville, Georgis, where he will attend to all profes sional business entrusted to his core, with diugonce amt punctuality.' Ho will regularly attend die Su perior Courtsofdie Counties of Jefferson, Burke, Scriven, Effingham, Bulloch, Tattnall and Alont- gomery, aug2 163 By 8. PItilbrick A Co. At Private Solo. LotjNo. 6, Elbert Ward, fronting Smith Broad street, sitnnted between ihe house recendy own* ed by A. Barclay, Esq. and that at present occu-' pied by Wm. Crabtree, Jr. For terms, apply os above, nov 30 To Planters. P EAS and BEANS—Early China Dwarf Beans, early six week Beans, white Kidney Beana, red Marrow Beans, early Washington or 'Juno Peas, large white Afnrrowfat Peas, Dwarf Alarrowfal Peas, early Charlton Peas,Dwarf Pro lific Peas. A foil supply just received ofthe crop ofl839, and for sale by nov 30 PORCHER & LA ROCHE. Notice. C OUNCIL will electa Harbor Master for the Part af Savutmah, at its first regular meet ing in December next. Applicants will leave dieir applications and names of dteir securides with M. MYERS, c. c. . nov 22 231 Tobacco. A SUPPLY of Mrs. Miller’s fiuo cat and Cavendish Tobacco, for sale by nov 30 PORCHER & LA ROCHE. Molasses nnA Tea. T HIRTY hlida prime retailing Molasses, 30 qr chests Hyson Tea, just received and for ■ale by MICH. DILLON & CO. nov 27 Leaf Tobacco, Ac. -g BALES LeafTohacco,20 boxes Covon- I t) dish Tobacco just received and for sale by nov 27 LONG & PATTERSON. Fulton Market Beef. -g fin HALF bbls. ofthe above, just received 13 and for sale by nov 25 J. B. GAUDRY. Sperm Candles. T HIRTY boxes 4,5 and (1 Sperm Candles— just received nhd for sale by nov 28 . LONG Sr. PATTERSON. Nails. T WO hundred casks Nails, for salo by , WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO. Negro Pipes. -g A A BOXES Negro Pipes, for aole by 1UU LADD, TUPPER Sc SISTARE. nov 23 To Planters. rrtHE Subscriber, Agent for the Athens Mann. X factoring Company, has constantly on hand a supply of their Domestic Woolen and Cotton Goods, usupcriornrticle for Negro Clothing. NOBLE A. HARDEE, oct26 209 Notice. T HE annual meeting ofthe Commissioners of Public Roads of Chudmm County, will be held et the CourtHonse in rite City of Sevannelt, on tho first JIonday, being the second day of De comber next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. W. W. WASH, Sec’y. b. c. p. r. c. c. nov 12 223 Fancy Dry Goods. A N assortment qfseasonable fancy Dry Goods, consisting of plain and fig'd Changeable Silks, Reps, watered Silks, col'd Surins,first qual ity Broclte Merino Silk,and Silk Shawls; 7, 8 and 94 Satin Hdkfs, changeable silk and satin Cra vats. plaid do, satin and nett Scarfs, rich Chantil- la Veils, French Needle Work, worked Muslin Bands, Blond and Fillet Jlets,Gloves,Braid, Pon gee and Spiudfield Hdkfs, rich Satin Garniture and Cap Ribbons, narrow Beltings, See. which will bo offered for solo, fora few days only, at tho store of S. PHILBRICK Sc CO. nov 20 Goslicn Butter. ~t A KEGS prime GoshenBntter, justreceiv- I U ed and fur sale by nov 28 L. BALDWIN. r Philadelphia Biscuit. IFTY whole, half and qr bbls Soda, Sngar Butter and Water Crackers, just recqwet and for solo by nov 28 WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO. Oils. /FAA GALLS, very light col’d Sperm Oil 3UU 18 bbls Olive Oil. 500 galls refined Whale Oil. nov 21 Just rescived and fpr sale by HAZARD, DENSLOW &CO. White Lead and Oil. QAA KEGS White Load, 3000 galls. Liu Ol/Ufooed Oil. Received per recent and vuls and for sale by nov 21 HAZARD, DENSLOW Sc CO, By 8. PItilbrick & Co. At Private 8alc. 4 bb's and 18 balf bbls Fulton Market Beef, just anded. * " nov 30 Splendid Boston Mode Pianos. By 8. Philbrick, A Co. Two first rate Pianos, of fine tone and finish) and fashionable patterns, just received from Bos ton and will be sold a bargninttf close consignment* nov 7 Glass and China Ware. By 8. PItilbrick A Co. At Private Sole. Now landing from ship Newark, an assorttnetit of plain and out Tumblers.Celeries,Champagnes, Bird Boxes, Lamps, Castors, &C> Also, Gold edged China Tea and Coffee setts, Lion head Pitchers, rich Toilet setts, &c., for sale on liberal terms. libv23 City Marshal's Notice. O N Monday, the 2d December next, at 11 o’clock, A. M. in tbe Market House, (un der lhe superintendence oftlie Market Commit tee,) will be leased for ouo year, from tho above date, all the S tails in said market. Temis'—One half cash, bankable money, the other half a joint note of two responsible names, (to be approved of by the above Committee) payuble on the first day of May next. A. HARMON, c. m. N. B.—No bid will be taken from persons who are in arrears for Stall rent. Also, notice is now given, that all notes taken as above will be col lected when due. ,A. H. nov 21 2*30 . SlierilPs Sale* W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Febru ary next, before the Court House in the city of Savannah, between the usual hours ofralo) the sloop Eliza, levied on under and by virtue of a fi fa on foreclosure of mortgage*, issued out of the Hon. tho Inferior Court of Chatham; county, in favor of Samuel B. Hill, vs. JofinRussell, nov 23 ELfSHA WYLLY, Sheriffc. c. Executor’s Sale Continued. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be sold at bis residence at Walthourvtile, Liberty County, all the personal estate and effects (slaves excepted) of theJate Augustus O. Bufcon Terms made known ou the day of said, nov 22 WILLIAM LAW. Ex’or* Notice. XTCTILL be sold at tho house ofthe subscriber, ▼ V on the 19th day of December next,eleven hundred acres of Land, lying on Cunochee Riv er, filly head of stock Catuo, Hogs, Sheep,Oxen, one timber Cart, oqp small one horsq Wogon, and other articles too tedious to mentian. Ternie cash. WILLIAM WATERS. Tattnall County,'Nov. 23d,. 183'Jr nbv!27 235t v