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crrY OP SAVANNAH,
n»
JHI1IOS Clolllllrt,
-nnlAAftfl permmiim, mkMe in
fjClO PrtVKDOLIjAKS for Six Month/.
w 11 ' veo n* <• BopritoHoan,”
Th , nurncstv weo.lt,(Mmulnv, JVatl
>iSny)«t llm officeoftho •*Doiljr
M thoiutolllgeuco
wiJSJi in tho Unity Paper, at
rtivr DOLLARS poriUmmn,
for nix month*.
igjl hnir ror cash ltueruon after, per
■kSiCHatSy % ClerRji prtho Cottrta
— * l , 11,-t apniieation hint boon made for
"AdminiMrotlon, tnu»t be publiahod
FJtaSft- ami Ailitiinistrntors.for
Creditor" to rontlOT in Utoir uccounta
lkl !fV«r»eiiby Execntora and Adminis-
** ,n he at pubic nnotion, on tho BrttTncs.
Simradti liotwoen tho napal hour* of
fS’.fl-.ibli. Sales in Urn County
!?,uUtter* TcnUinontary, ofAdiniittnlrn-
SS13&P toy havo been grouted, first
notice dicroof ill one of tho
iofthieStato.nnd httho dooref
£uoa**i w h cr0 richealoa are <o ba
loViforlMVO to soil Negroes,mint lio pnl>.
Jy^tnir month*, heforo imy. ordor abeolulo
fjl'ode thereupon brlhtCoait. , \
I j|, M | Estate by Executors, Adminntra-
ElCuordlW', unutbo published SIXTY
tifore liio ility of Solo. There *olcs uniat
Tlitihe Court Homo door.Of tI*o County
j. p property i*«itualo, and on til® first
Lhsoftlvi! Mouth,between die hour* of ten in
Eta*M four in llio alien toon. No mile
K, today is valid, unless. *0. dxpro**ed in
udowby Executor., Administrator!ond
SI 10 the Court of Ordlnnry .for loavo to
J amsllio publislietl YOUR MONTHS,
h* of persounl property (except negroes)
k ind intestate e*totc* by Executor* ond
mors must bo odverti*ed FORTY
•otionsby Executor*and Adniinistratora
TillWmusury, must bo published SIX
IIS *
cations for foreclosure of Mortgages on
_le must tie ndvcrtjocd once a month for
t MONTHS. ■
i oftho Court ofOrdutary, (ocoompam.
cony or Ilia bond of agreement) to
|t lilies to hind mu*t be advertised Tuuii*
ns! Ie»t. . ■ , ,
-dfssalesuniler eMcnlmpo regularly grant-
Clke Courts, imiot bendvortioed THIRTY
fg under mortgage executions SIXTY
|S-3ales of[H'risiiahlc property nhder or-
EfCoart, must ho advertised, generally, TEN
Fj before the day of snle.
|Advertiscuianl* will bo pimctuelly attended
!• All letter* directed to till* Office dir tho
L must he poet paid, to entitle them to at-
No. (13—Voi. XXXVI.]
SAVANNAH, (On.) TIIUItSDAY EVENING, DECEMBEH #, 1830.
To I.ct.
The two otaiy dwelling end. Gnrdcu in
l/ickson Ward, opjiositif tlio Free School,
sent occupied by Mr. J. II. Lewie. Pos-'
a w'lllbe given on the let November. Ap-
AN80N PARSONS,
Fifty Dollar's Reward.
Konavray on die 30th July last, from the
subscriber, hi* Negro Men, SAWNY.
|leisalioutil3 years old, Gleet8 or 0 hi-
. dm high, vary block tuid likely, ho* ratli-
I in sepulchral voice, nnd a deep eicalrice
it.. lie was bought of Mr. Miigh-Kose,
resnoinco, nnd I believe wnebrought up
Lice about 10 mile* above this city,
lose reward will bo paid for liie delivery ill
_ s ;si! in this State, orU the iubouiiuor. ■
|il 203 NOBLE A. HARDEE.
Garden Seeds.
! mbscrilicr hue just received per brig
•4»u, bis supply pf freoh Garden Seed*,
J lobo ofbeat quality, and tlio.growth of-
is, Lirlneyi half moon nnd Valentine; Beet,
-Turnip, blood, while, Scantily ami Mangel
•M;Cabbage, early York, BatUiiseu, Drum'.
■Bergen and rod Dutch; Carrel, onrly hom,
•H "range; Cuciiinbore early framed, long
|ol prickly; Lettuce, early ice eud long
Mellon, Citron, Pine Apple, Nutmeg end
etuiearly Cauliflower, Onion, silver sain'd,
i white Portugal; Okra, curled Parsley,
lived Spanish Pease, Dwarf, Jlar-
| Chsriuin, bltia Iiimeriale, Washington,
fci Prolific and Tall Marrowfat; Rndiohjong
bit ? 'SV. 1 * d°,"biU turnip do,early fnirn-
1™'*, ™il.8<|Uitah, early biwli and long
Saisifir. Toma ocs; Turnip, oerly
Mm® 6 - Globe nnd Rutahagp; Pepper
■'VUer Cress, wliito end red Clover, Lu-
■nr.'t.Ac. For sale by
■* ANSON PAftSPNB,
m t"EN. , uIpSfflS5fff i
npiIE following tlotailo of a Scnkua or * Lot-
-1- TJcnY, to bo drawn in iJor.mnlipf li»xt, war-
rant* UK hi declaring it to be UNPARALLELED
int|*e history of Lotteries. -Prizes to the amount
IIAVK NKVKR HKKOIIK. IIF.KN OfKKTT VD tO t!lO ptlb-
lio. It is Uuo, tlicro aro ftany. blauk*, but on tlio
otiier hano,'tho extremely low charge of 890
per Ticket—the yai.uk and auMokn of Uie Cam*
tai.s, nnd the revival of tho good old.custom of
warranting that every prizo sh ill bo drawn and
sold; will,, we ore sure, give universal satisfaction,
and especially to the Six Hundred Pm** Hol
ders.
To thosed spoiled to ailvonturo, wc rocoiinn6iid
early nnplication being lnmle to us for tickets—
when tlio prizes lire ull Fold, blanks only remain
—tile first buyers have the best chance. Ma.
therefore, ciiiphatically suy—DELAY NOT! hut
at oucu romit and trm<s*mit to us your orders,
which shnll.ulways receive our immediate atten
tion. Letters to he addrcHseiL.nnd applications
made to SYLVESTER CO.
’ 16G Broadway, Now-York.
. lO" Observe tlio number, 15G.
$700,000!!! 8500,000!! $‘45,000!
O prizes of $90,000!!
9 prizes of $15,0001!
LOTTE?Y^*a r {^?:A°I f ES'fATO 0 * BANK
■ STOCK,
SITU4T*D IN NE\\'-qRI*EAN9.,
The richest and most magnificent Scliemo
ever presented'to tho public m this or any.otii
er country.
Tickets only 30 dollnra. '
Authorize*! by an Act of the Legielalm Aescmlly
of Florida, and tender the direction of the Com*
tnieeionere, acting under the tame.
TO HE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE,
FLORIDA, DEC'M 1st, lB'J'J.
SCHMIDT &. HAMILTON, Manager*.
SYLVESTER & CO. 160 Broadway,
New-York, 8t>lo Agents.
NO COMIUNA TION NVMJIKJISI!
100,000 tickets, from N0.1 upwards,hi succession.
Extract from the Laws of the Legislative Coun
cil of .the Territory of Florida. .
_^vHap.7C1—No.a^—VVlicruus tho Court House
of Duval county, U in nnWmishcd state and
there aro vet due aud owing upon the same, mo
nies; which it is believed wiU impose too burden
some a tux upon the p.eoplo of Duval, and-where
as, it is desirable to pay those said sums uud com
plete tho building, us well for the greater conve-
li enee of tho administration of justice, os for tlio
double purpose of an Acudemy, for which pur
pose in part, tlio.said ’building, when completed,
is designed. Therefore—^
Skc. 1. Be it euucted by the Governor and Le
gislative Council of tlio Territory of Floridu,
Thut it shuil uud uuiy bo luwful lor Joseph U.
Loncastor, Isaiah D, Hart uud William J. Mills,
or any two of them under tlio direction of die
•County Court of Duval County, to raise such
sum or sums of money by lolteiy, in such scliemos
us they uiuy deemuppropriuleund advisable: Pro
vided,-that tlio s&id persons shall biud tbeniselves
in such maimer, us the Court shall dirrfct, well
nud truly to coiuluct such lottery m good faith, to
upproprmtd the proceed*, to tluf object above sta
ted.— Passed, Feb. 7th, 1^34.—Approved, Feb.
llib, J634.
' By uurcoment, bearing dnte tlio 28th of Febru
ary, 183ti, the above Joseph Lulleuster, IsaiidiD.
Hart and William MUD, uid, for dertuinconsider
ations, in conformity to tho said Legislative Act,
duly assign unto M&irs.Bchmidl&Uumilhm all
their right and interest, and the powers vested in
them hr die above recited Act of the Lefrixluturo
m Flbridn. . . * *
ExUagt front the valuation of George Phillip Mu-
nouvricr and Jacob do Cordova, boil) of tiiu city
of New-Orleujis, liiudu.uud sworn to on the 19th
day of April, 1839:
That the said George Pillip Munouvriernnd Ja
cob Cordova, appraise und conscientiously and
honestly value tho pioperty kiiovvif under die name
and appclhitionof “Bank’s Arcade,” in the city of
New-Gricuns, at S jx Hundred Thousand Dollars,
and *
“Tho property knownitndcr tho appellution of
“Citylluteir or “.Bishop’s Hotel,” in uio said city
of New^Orlenns, at Four Hundred aud Twenty
Thotisuml JJolDrs.”
[Whole No.-—07,031.
ictuallycashierof the Citizens* Bank, mid A.Bou-
douili, Esq. actually cashior of tlio Consolidated
Bank, as Trustoes, as per Art passed before A.
?l5i Mrea j ' Esq. Notnry Public, on the 2d of May,
1009, aim tlio properties transferred uiiincitnibor-
cd, Tor tlio security of tlio fortunate Prize Hold-
—B. '
or Dgkw,»o.^lOO,000 ticket*, (Vomlto
ira.OOO, will lie nut in one wiicel, mid 000 prize*,
"Oil the blank*, in nnntliur. To every number u
prixo ur blank will bo drawn, until all tlio prize*
are deleruiined, Raving thb bulanco of number*
m liie wheel blank*.
KTTo Editor* ard Puni.isiir.ns.—Havingre-
caivedNaw*paper*cqiitaiiiingtlio abovo Scliemo,
from twenty-two States and Tcrritorio*, beside*
*eyera| of die British Provinces, we are'saliafled
witli tlio circulation^ and tliorcfnro rcipicst that
such paper* tts have not, lip to Uiis tiiuo, inserted
Iho edverlidemciit, will bo pleased not to do so,
mid that all the otlior paper# will insert it onco a
week only, imtH tlio 1st pf Doconihor, and for
ward us their Recounts. v
SYLVESTER & CO.
ISO Broadway, Now-York.
1511
jnly 80
...Elit of Ecttcrs
T> EMAINING intlie Post Office at Savannali,
•?“* Novoinber, 1830. Persous wishing
letters from this list, are requested to a*k for Ad-
tettued Lettert.
Alexander W A AllstonmraL
Anderson mr* Mary S AMatonjni*s Sarah
Allen William
B
Bird A & C
Bill Cant John'C
Bivins John IV
Brown idr* Juno
Bloi* Jus F
Brown Robt E
-d*f'» PnlntonaMa, or Vc-
■^'''nWc.HentuIccnt.
« obstmata Catarrh; in Cough*,
Y*“*TU»iigrrotn recent or neglected colds;
! andas annuxiliary und means of pre-
Join the threatening symptoins ofun-
■J tjlmouary Uonsnn.piiou, no medicine
»mi C 1 8U * mn ^ le confideuce.of tiieiu*
wWUie above medicine.
tj,, ! e . -•“•i-hve und troublesomo synip-
P' guuig, expectoration or pidegui, pain
i uc *‘ ( ; 011st ituth promiuont fea-
K„u u,plu,n . l A Umt the Pulmonaria was
f ’^h^uiauifcated its most valuable pro-
tey,r fu . 1 . of c °W»o in tho relief of
te»^C , iu“ h “ so,or
A. BARTOW.
pS5fS!P r,n ? tltP. Hair*
PttBns” Pi*? ™ denominated, become it
l«tn» J ? f vegetable ingredient*,and it*
L, ^“"uemly displayed in tlio fuliow-
-■in'i„!,. I ! n f, 0 ? hC8 Properties ofthe most
mid) oradicales tiie scurfmid
c, ii f,i Lle nouriahes the hair and
• to ™ ln * “d. mul lessens tlio liability or
liJicffTfi " , ™ ,| g>hcns Iho weakest hair,
■Wi. Urlalu fS r0 ' vt l'i gives a vigor
t I ‘‘ oon Produces an inimitably not-
•r P' 11 ' (idling out in n 3niiip
„v'™? exerciso; render, tho hair
KS “ r nt, ifteiai, liealltifully soli und
Mr. a” 11 "“"tiuiabloglossmid pleas-
l'*lnn«.,.„ l | r, ;.ccs—in info, renders tho
itfstje''' ri,lll y beantlihL promote* tlio
fkiri’, y “f" brows, imistnclios, &c.
rifeetlv LL cl . recti nro strildiigly lienofi-
ond may with safety
F^irtsn* “ n fl°r l inlhnf; it eradicates the
heel, „i nn * n l ,on °Vcombs, noans, Arc,;
Kart 0 ' 4 * inlUnt, gradually
r jr «« bnm‘r"i ,' lu g, mnnt * it*, growth bo
PHtriBi |„ M | l ' ru i ma d °f hair. Preserves
»«nt nflfSS* , vlol ™ t exercise, and i.
. ...
■ j uie hair 'u»a wunuuriui ei-
wtimatin., 0 1 ° r e°l d climates, nnd.i*
T , ° n by distingulshod persons
Pm felnil by tlio Pfopriotor,
Xteem, u Broi “lwoy, New-York, nnd by
“■'T A. PARSONS, Agent, ’
HnVa,,nU<, ’,S 2 0
fl‘ n,l <lyPcacUcs.
*■ tifi“r‘« deurnudy Peuclt-
received per brig Lamer, and
25.1 C. L.MoNISIL
I
tho security of tlio I’rize Holders.
Nplciul|(l Scliemo:
1 Prize—Tlio Arcade—2oti feet, bhichos, 4 lines,
on Magazine-street; 101 feet, 11 iuches, on
Natchuz-street; 120Teet, G inches, on Gra-
vier-streot. Rented at ubout $37,000 per
annum. Dollars.
Valued at 700,000
1 Prize—City Ilptel—162 (eeton Com-
mo n-street, 140 feet, G inches, on
Cump•street. , Ilentodut $25,000.
Valued ut 600,000
1 "Prize—Dwelling House, (adjoining
the Arcade) No. lG—24 feet, 7 in
ches lrunt, ou Nutchez-street. Rent
ed at $1,200. Valued ut • 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto (adjoining tlio Arcade,)
No. 18—23 feet front on Natchez-
street. Rented ut $1,21)0. Valued
ut - , ; 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto—No. 23, uortlieast cor
ner of Basin and Cnstoii House-st.
40‘feet front on Busin,’ and 40 feet «•
on Franklin-street, by 127 feet deep
on Custom House-streot. Rented
r $1,500. f Valued ut 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto—No; 24, souttyestcor
ner of Basiu and Custom House-
street; 32 feet, 7 Inches on Basin,
. 32 feet, 7 iuches on Franklin, 12T
feet ,104 inchps deep iu front of Cus
tom Iiouse-st,. .Rented ut $1,000.
Valued at 20,000
1 Prize—Ditto-^No. 339,24 feet, 8 in- \
ches on Royal-street, bv 127 feet, 11
inches deep. Routed ut $1,400.
Vuiucd nt a. ’16,000
1 Prize—250 Shares Canal Bank Stock
$100 euch, • 25,000
1 Dittor-200 do. Com. do. do. 20,000
1 Ditto—150 do. Mechanics’ und Tra- ,
dors’ do. do. 1 15,000
1 Ditto—10Gdo. City Bank do. do. 10,000
1 Ditto—lOO.do. do. do. do. do. 10,000
1 Ditto—100 do. do. do. do. do. 10,000
1 Ditto—50 do. Exchange Bhnk do. do. 5,000
1 Ditto—50 do. jlo. • 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
T Ditto—15 do. Mechanics’ and Tra-”
dork’ do. do. • .
1 Ditto—15 do. ' do. • do. do. 1,500
20 Do.—each 10 shares of tlio Louisiana
. State Bank, $100 euch, ouch prizo
*1,000, , 20,000
10 Do.—each 2 shores of $100 each,
each prizo $200, of the Gas Light
Banhy ' *. i ®>M0
200 Do.—each 1 slrnre of $100, of tlio/ #
V Bank of Lonisiuim, 20,000
.200 Do.—ench 1 shuro of $100, of the
Now-Orlenns Bank, 20,000
160 Do.—each 1 allure of $100, of tho
' Union Bank of Florida, ’ 15,000
OOOPri:K.cs* 8l,500>000
TICKETS «9d—NO SHARER.
.ICTIt shall be at tlicoption'of tlio winners of
Prizes of Bank Stocks, cither to take tlio Stuck
itself,'or tlio par value thereof in cash.
Tfie receipts of tlio sule of tliq Tickets tire, and
will be, deposited in tlio Citizens’, Consolidated,
Canal, Union and Carrollton Banks, iu tlio name
of tiie'Manugepi jointly, with J. B. Perrault,E*<p
Brantley Reuben J 2
Barnes mrs J S
Bates Joseph
Baker Cupt\rP J
Barton mrs E
Barnard mrs Aim C
Barrs R B •
Brncli Jucob Jr
Uushlor Charles
B!ack\ye!l Jucob Y 3
Bandy $aml
Bluticho mrs Fauitiua
Buyard John
Bensenll •
Besscnt Capt A
Bellamy A
Bell Euinmiel
Beo mrs Judy
Beny John R.
Beck Jolm
C
Clarke John M Cox mrs Margaret A
Chaplin miss Rhoda F Condon mrs Eleauor
Carter miss M E Cook Win
Carter Mr John W Conifery Joseph
Curley miss Jane Ann Cpnlon'PatriOK
Brown mrs Mary
Booge inrs Hetty
Bolough Elius '
Bourquine Ed J
Bonrnuine Edward, Sen
Brook Jacob
Butler Geo
Burns James
Buftomaster mrs Catli’n
Burk Richard
Butler miss E 2
Bishop Georgo
Bilbo Henrietta mra
Clark mrs Georgo
Campbell James II
Cauipliell Jane
Campbell Win F
Crails miss Martha
Clark PR
Clancy Patrick
Crnno Mosos
Cunuet L
Connell Laurence
Chaplin Jas P
Campbell J It
Cubirs Henry
>Cass miss Margt
Carter mrs Dorcas
Chaplin Milton.
Daly Michael
Dasher Joshua M
Dean Patrick
Dempsey W’J
D’Lyon Col Isaac
Dews John I
Dickerson Win
Coe miss Mary Jane
Coming Isaac M
Cotirvoisie mrs J
Crocker Zeno
Cormickmrs Harriet
Coe Mary Adeline mrs
Carlcy mrs Funny
Cubbuge mrs Rebecca
Cunningham II •
Cullman M 2
Cushing Nathaniel
'Crevnlier Betsy .
Crows miss Lydia Ann
Connor Patrick
Cole 11 G W
Collins Michael
P
Dickinson 3fary A mrs
Dowlini? Edward 2
Duncan mrs Emmeliuo
Dully Terence 2
Dully John
Dunham mrs S C
Dyer J W
E
Eamst Richard F
Edwards mrs Anne R
Evans Erastus t Eldredge I&irmon
Estdaile miss Adeline MEnglisb miss Laura A 2
Eurnst mrs guruli A
Fraser J Aug’s
Fraser James R
Farquliur mrs
Fafrrelly Charles
French William
Felt Thomas
Fenton Andrew Jr
Fletcher Frederick P
Graham Peter
Gnnahl Lewis 2
Gruham Bev John
Garland Will Ii
Garnett mrs Ann
Gardener Stephen D
Glass Joseph
Gay Michael
Grady Patrick . %
Galloway Alexander
Gage Frank R
Hacker G E
Hazzard Alien
Hail Joshua
Harris Matilda
IiunP
Hall Storrs
Ileitmuu F A
llurriniau Air Jns
Harbeson Wm
Heath miss Lucy Ann
Hebbard John
Miller Prince
Hightower Jolm 2
Hillard O B *
Hichcock James H
Holland mrs Michael
Hobby Alex
Jackson mrs Susan
Inniss James A
Jefiersoti Patrick
Johnston Win W
Jones James
Knapp Charles II
Kenny Michael
Kqast Robert C .
Keller Stephen
Kcllur Paul
Fitzsinions mrs Anne
Filzsimous Paul
Fitzpatrick miss Phoobo
Fry Jcssne
Fox Franklin
Fox Wm
Foster G
Ferguson Rov Wm
O
Godfrey mrs Grezzel
Gordon miss Louisa
Goddard Lory
Golby miss Mary
Gugel Benjamin H
George miss Frances A
George Charles K
Gibbs Jumes
. Gibson Ransom C 2
Goldsmith Samuel
II
Harris mrs Mnnr E
Harris Wm M
Harvey Samuel A
Harvey Joseph B 2
Harris Isaac
Hartshorn Wm R
Hujosy Jeremiah
Hathaway miss Julia
Hews mfssMurgaret
Hopkins John II2
Hopkins Ellen
Hoscgood Georgo
• Houston Betsey
Hogarth Janies
Hubbard Charlotte mrs
Hubbard Erastus H
Hugueuin E D 2
Jo ties Thomas B Co
Jones Thomas
Jones miss Martha E
Johnson Edward
Joaleuow John
K
Kerr Geo
KoebInr,John
Koftniuu F
Knowles Joseph
Lncbicotto miss Horm’oLinsy miss Sarah
Lamar John F* Lynch Philip
Law mrs Ann M
Lacliicotto mrs
Lnmpe C
Linder G C
. Lipscy Laricy. mrs
Love uliss Alary E
Lowtlior mrs Rebecca
Manncy miss Mary
Maxwell Alexander
Mimvul Lyman
Marauand Leonard F
Matthew^ Geo D 2
Madrin James
Merrill H.
Mitchell Potor •
MillcrJohu
McDdnncll A II
McFarland John
McLaughlin Michuel
McIntosh J '
Pnlin miss Caroline
Palmer Jutues
Parker Caroline
Payne —
Prc»cott Georgo
Peovy Joel
Perry D K & Co.
Nickerson Joseph J
Ohlniger II
Qutten Isaac
Oliver John
Rusher miss Hannah
Rclmrer Francis
RelUyTbosW
Reid miss Charlotte
Robinson tnrs Mortlm
Roesor Jean
Rossignol Louis II
Rossignol miss Harriet
8
Sand ford A M
Stapleton Jolm
Statfiml S
Salfncr John J
Salovich Capt
Sales P
Shnrdlow S
BBC
Sponsor John B H
Sherwood uirs Emily
ShcAall mrs Sarah M 2 Scott Dr
Shearman Capt Thos Stony A S
Scckingnr Lomuel
Stephens Janob
Smith lleurv A
Smitli mrs Catherine
P
Pearce mrs dumb
Perkins Nnthl G
Philips Joshua*
Pitman inhu Susan ■
Philips Stephen
Pitman mrs Ann Calh'n
Powell Capt C K
Howe James
Huberts diaries
Rolierts Jonathan.
Rogers miss Semoro A
Hoantreo mrs Sarah E
Russell Salem T
Russell S N
Smith Henry E
Smitli mrs Matilda
SmitiiJolmP ' 1 *
Squires Samson
Stihhs .Emetine mrs
Stiles Benjamin *2
Siilrich Capt Marcus2 ’
Seriven Rev James O'
Scott mrs Louisa C 2
Scott mrs John E
Snow Josonh A
Stotesbury Iletiry
Stubbs William
8turdivout Robt O
T
Thomas Charles
Thomas Charlotte
Tow Henry
TuAs Dr B 3
Vizzard Thomas
Trasper mrs Mary
Thayer Joseph
Tillman Josoph
Tliiot Charles II
Tokel mrs E
Vizzard tnrs M A
Wand Emanuel *.WUkinsAJr
Wallace mrs Margaret White Sainl B
Ward Elios Willink liiiss Julia Ann
Washburn mrs Dorcas Wilson mrs Jane
Wallace Maria Wilson Jolm
Wells mrs Catharine Winkler Z M
Western Ephraim W
Williams Edward
Williams John t
Williams Washington
Williams Thos F
Wilsort Dr William
Yeomans Robt II
W hite Maj W P
Wood Jas F
Woodhouse mrs Mary
Womack A J
Wigg miss Rebecca
dec 2
GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M.
Wm IV* dc 8* Bogcn,
H AVE just received from New York, tho fol
lowing Fancy Goods, viz:
. 1 box cmh’d changeable Bonnot Ribbons, a
splendid article *
1 box sup’r fi.g’d Satin do do
1 do fancy French Silk Bags
1 do Plaid Bonnet Ribbons
6 White Not Veils
1 dozen Net Shawls
1 do Silk cmh’d Scarfs
1 do Plaid do ■ do
1 do Tliibot do do
. 4 pcs brown and black Silk Fringe
1 uo Pliillygraiiuny
1 dozen Iufimt’s Waists
10 do Nuns (Dutch) I*aco *
Tqgcther witli vurious articles in the Fancy line,
nov 1G South side Market Square.
Desirable Dry Ooods,
R ECEIVED by
AVERY & JOHNSON.
Ladies French KW'Glovcs
Do black aud col’d sewing silk do
Do white do do
Do hlyck do Mitts
Do long white Kid Gloves
Gents black and col’d Kid do
Do.woolen do, Boys woolen do ' '
I)o silk do
Ladies andGents silk Hosiery
Gents Lambs wool and Merino 4 Hose
Do heavy wool 4 IIoso
Do Merino under Shirts and Drawers
Welsh, Merino, Suxouy, Ac. Flannels, warrant-
. ed not to shrink when washed.
Large Blanket Shnwls
Thibet Wool do, Brodiado
Rich Plush Mnntillns, do Chcaneol Tippets
Do do Ladies Hat Ornaments
Thibet and Bayadere Scarfs
Rich silk do, plaid Cushmero do.
For solo 011 favorable terms.
dec 3 South side Monument square.
blouse Furnishing Goods*
8 A 10-4,12-4 slid 134 French Quilts
34,64, 84,104 and 124 Table Da-
,ua *k . rM ,,
G4,74,84,104 aud 124 Scotch-Damask Table
Covers
64,74 and 84 brown Damnsk do do
3-4 and 44 Scotch Damask Napkins
54, 6-1, 74 and 84 col’d worsted Table Covers
44,64, G4,7-4 and 84 do cotton uud linen do do
54 worsted Piano Covers ,
Col’d, worsted and do cotton Stands and Toilet
Covers
White Marseilles Toilet Covers
Scotch Diaper, Huckaback, Crash,&c.Towelhug
Birds Eye uud Russia Diapers
Pillow Cuso Linens und Luiep and Cotton Shoot
ing
Super Irish Linens, froo of cotton
Rich Curtain Chintz, in sets
Drapery Muslins, Furniture Dimity
OU Cloths, green, crimson und drab Moreens
The abovo goods were selected with cure for this
market, und wiU bo sold on accommodating terms
by AVERY & JOHNSON,
nov 13 South side Monument Square.
91
Miller Jnqucs
Myles Smith
Morriss Thomas
Moore Henry C 2
Morriss mrs Anne *E 2
Mur la ugh Patrick
MutaaJohn’
Mitchell mrs Harriet
Middleton Charles E
me
McGuinnoss Jolm
McDonnell WJG&JS
SfcCluskoy mrs Julia AMcDermott Patrick
McKeaguo Win McKay Falk
... ifr. . McKay CharlesF ■
McGoweu John
N
Nostrand Georgo
O
Olivor .George
Overstreet miss Mary
OdingeulWilUain
* CiUmlihcPGS, Ac.
A VERY A JOHNSON, ba\o received,
Black, blue black, Inrowu, claret,'green, &c.
Wpst of England Cloths
Black, mixt, brown, -triped, &c.,Cnssimores
Oxford njixt, bloek H brown, green, Ac. Prciuinm
Satinets -
Heavy mixt do. do. for servants
Joans, Linsoys, Ac. * do. tio. '
Heavy Dufijl Blankets
Also, fine ribbon bound Whitney,’ Rose, tfre.
Blankets.
oct23 South side Monument Square.
Now Goods.
A BENNETT bos also opened Store No.
• 2, Wuring’s Buildings, with a large and
splendid ussortuieut of Mill unary Goods, consist
ing in part, namelyt
IQ boxes Ladies Florence Braid, Split Straw,
Leghorn, Straw, Braid, col’d English and
common Straw Bonnets .
50 dozen col’d Nun’s Iloods *
40 boxes Bonnet, Cap, Satin and Tufeta Ribbons
10 do Belts, various styles and qualities
Col’d Silks, Florences, Satins, Ac. and a great
variety of fuiicy goods, for solo wholesale or retail
very low. nov 11
New Fall Goods
3 Received by G# B. Lamar.
m \ AND 44 Scotch Ginghams
Hk Fine !*ong Lawn*; Lush Linens
Brown Holland, do. Hamilton Fliiiuiel
American Prints, Worsted Gloves
Wonted dud Cottou I luxury
AVERY &;JOHNSON/
oct2 Hoittk^id^AIoliumtiut Square.
A jfc 4 5 boxes V erinnr.olli, 8 cases Priuios
6 boxes Preserved Plums
2 bags Picau Nuts, 10 bids crushed Sugar
10 Idds Loaf Sugar, 25 | chests Tea
4 chests Tea, sup’r, 100 boxes Raisins
200 half boxes Raisin-*, 200 qr do do
.25 boxes Lemons, 100kegs Grapes
70 Casks Malaga Wine 1
75 drums Figs
25 | casks Malaga Wine
Just received per sebr 8 Carolina and steam
boat Suvanuuh, and for sale by
nov 11 JNO. B. GAUDRY.
% m-y Good*;
TT1ANCY AlniviM. Marseilles Crib Counter-
.L pantf, white .Marseilles Counterpanes, as
sorted sizes
Wliito and col’d nntted do do do
Blanket Shuwls, low pricotl Red Flnnin N
Bleached null utihleuchod Cnnton Flannel
English bleached do <lo
Low priced Satinets, Kentucky Jeans
Black and blue Idack Ilumbasina
Welsh Flannels, Thibet Scarfs
French and English Merinos. For sale by
GEORGE W. BE.I IN,
nov 25 . No. 2 Shad’s Buildings
To 1’lanters.
A- COMPETENT Monager of Negroes, a
/ JL Rice aud Cdtton planter, will t I • -•mnlny.
ment for fair wages oil a'Cotton or Eire Planta
tion, 0114J1U first day of January ensuing, nr ciirli-
or if required. A situation on tho Sea Ll.imU
will ho preferred- ReTerpnceus to tiureapahility,
sobriety, and industrious habits of the applicant,
can bo had, lio being well known to many of the
wooJtliiest planters in the low part of Georgia and
South Carolina. Abply nt this oflice-
nov 26 • 234j
Fore her 6c I*n Itoclic,
-aJAJTILL receive iu a Tew days by tho ship Gas-
T v ton, n vuricty of Flower Seeds. Also,
wliito top Turnip, Mustard, Millet, Hemp, Cnna-
ly, early Sugar Corn, und a fall supply of other
garden-seikls. ' * nawfljff a.
• Dncoii, Fork aud €orn*
rnEN thousand lbs. Bnltitnoro Bacon, (Mid-
A d)ings)20bb1s prime Pork
2000bnshels Beach lslund Corn, for solo hy
nov 23 MICH. DILLON A CO.
N* E. Rum aud Goshen Butter*
/TA BBLS pure New Englnud Kuni
^9 vf A few firkins choice Goshen Butter, just
received and for sole bv
nov 22 MICH. DILLON A Cd.
Bultiraore Flour*
T WENTY-FIVE bids Baltimore Flour, just
received und for sale by .
LONG A PATTERSON.
nov 28
Su^ar*
8 IIIIDS Porto Rico, 3 do St. Croix,-prime
quality, for sale by
nov 23 PADELFORD, FAY A CO.
Faints, Oils, Glass, dee.
3500 «
LLS. pure English Linseed
300 gallons bleached Sperm. OU
GOO do. unbleuched , do.
506 do. bleached and refined Whale Oil
600 do. unbleached . do. do.
600 do. common do. do.
200 boxes Window Qlass, assorted sizes
60 dozen large Picture do. do.
2 tons White Lead. Received nnd for sale
by HAZARD, DENSLOW A CO.
oct 19
For Hire,
A N able bodied and steady Mon, who hns been
accustomed to most kinds of Inlior, ond for
whom tateady employ incut is wanted hy die mouth
or year. For fiirtlier information enquire of' ‘
nov 21 HAZARD, DENSLOW A*CO.
now <>ooilN, New Goods.
V Ill IE subscriber has .received aud now opening
A from brig Savannah and ship ( Mia, largo
atld extensive assortment of newest st) Ic of I .m-
oy nml Staple Goods, conaistiiig in part of th - fwL
lowiiiK articles, viz:
100 pieces Cordova Kerseys w v '
120 4 do. Satinets
20 do. new style 44 French Print*
‘ GO do. do. English Calicoes
GO do. black and col’d Scotch Ginghams
30 do. Kentucky Jeans
10 do. White Flannel
40 do. Red do. various qualities
‘JO do. Muslin de Laines
100 54, 64 and 84 C'hineillo Shawls
50 Slcrino Shawls and Mantles
400 Shuwls, various styles and quolitio* .
100 pieces French nnd Engtisli Merino*
50 do. Pongee Silk Hdkfs.
20 do.- Engiisli-Snihalfield Silk do.
50 dosfen'Wolen Gloves
20 do. Mens Bm-k and H. 8; Glove*
20 do. Ladies H.S. Gloves • *
20 do. do. Silk nnd Cotton Glove*
• . and Long Alilts . . ,
60 pieces col’d-nnd black Silks,newest stylo
2 coses Cnnton Flannel
20 pieces new style Cassuper*
20 do. Vestings
10 'do. Broadcloths; various qualities
30 boxes Bonnet, Cap Taffeta and Belt Rib
bons
100 dozen silk, worsted and cotton Hoso and.
Half IIoso
10 boxes Satin Ribbons, from No. 2 to 22
48. Ladies white Florence Bonnets
. A*b
100 colored Bonnots
• White nnd colored Satins, col’d Florences
White find black Crape "
Black Love Shawls, black Rombasins '
"Niuis Hoods, and a general assortment of
tOsirnMe goods. For sale by
oct 29 ” . I A. BENNETT.
Wanted
T O purchase, a family of six or eight Negroes,
for which each will in' paid. Inquire of
oct 29
NOBLE A HARDEE.
Fxclmngc*
D RAFTS on Now-York at short sight, for
solo by
nov 19 MICII. DILLON A’CO.
Seasonable Goods*
-OROADCLOTHS—Black, invisible preen,
JJ olive, blue, dark mixed and cadet mixed und
brown, English double milled.
CnssimcreS—Drab, black,durk gi- \ and -triped.
Satinets—Blue, drab, cmlct aml dark mix*d.
Suspenders—Elastictmdknitted, ul-o l'.\u.i En«ls.
Hosiery—Lnmbi Wool, Vigouin, white and mix
ed Cotton.
Gloves—Colored and white Iloskln, Buckskin,
Silk.and Beaver
UmbVclias—Silk und Cotton. •.
Stocks—-Satin, and Bombasin, with bows and
plain.
Cravats—Black Italian and fancy colored. Abo,
Merino Skirts.
Brushes—Cloth, hair, nhil aud tooth.
Hundkerctiiels—White Silk, plain, red aud figur
.cd. Jllat 1 uCulv cd, wSdJor iMie by
GEORGE W. BEHN,
oct 22 No. 2 Shad’s Buildings.
Stoves*
^^N assortment Stoves, for side by
. novl
N. B. & H. WEED.
White Lead, Ac*
"I KEGS superior English White Lead
AU|>200 do do ’ American No. 1 A 2
IU bhls English Linseed Oil
10 do do Chalk
10 do do Whiting
5 do Alum, 5 do Salt Petre
Jus( received per Savannah and Coromando,
and for sale by
nov 4 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Gowland’s Lotion, *
XNORimoroving and beautifying the complex-
A ion, rendering tlio skiu fair, soft ond trans
parent, and for removing tans, sunburns, frecxles,
Ac., warranted genuine. Just received, and for
sale by G. Rl HENDRICKSON,
aug 19
Silks, dec*
T HE subscriber is now opening a splendid as
sortment of tlio abovo article, of the latest
fUshion. * •
. 3 pcs figured Rep Silks
3 do Changeable do do, 3 do do plain do
10 do figM hundsonie rich col’d
3 do do Satin, for dresses
• 2 do blue black Sutiu do
4 do white, pink and blue Satins
4 do blue black Gro de Swiss
3 do iet do . do do
3- do black Italian do do
4 do Boiubosin
3 do col’d fig’d Argiutincs
2 do pluin black Chally ; a new article
2 do plain do, 2do Sapn striped do
Also, a splendid assortment of Aluslinde Laine.
nov 19 . WM. II. LLOYD.
To Planters* -
P EAS and BEANS—Early Chinn Dwarf
Beans, early six week Beaus, white Kidney
Beaus, red Marrow Beans, early Washington or
June Peas, largi white Marrowfat Peas, Dwarf
Marrowfat Peas, early Charlton Peas,Dwarf Pro
lific Peas. A full supply just received ofthe crop
of1839, and for solo by
nov 30 PORCHEp. & LA ROCHE.
Look at This*
T HE led lmud halves of tliebills named below,
were mailed toMie address of tho subscriber
on the 6th February lost, at Greenville Court
House, South- Carolina, by.’Wm. Choice, which
huve uotcome to huiid, and'the probability is they
must be lost. The several Bunks aro hereby noti
fied of my intention to muke un application, after
due notice, for new notes on the return of the .right
hand halves, which are now in my possession.
$20 Bank of Augusta, No. 236, auted 3d Sept.
1836, letter A.
$20 Bank of Augusta i do. 179, do. 3d Oct. 1828,
letter B. •-■/.•
20 Bank of Augusta, do. 890, do. 2d Jam 1827,
letter A..
20 Bank Columbus, Np. 852, dated 2d Feb.‘l832,
letter H.h.
20 Batik Columbus, No.36l, dated 1st Bept.1831,
letter H. h. '
20 Bunk Columbus, No. 953, do. 9th Dec. 1830,
letter II. h.
20 Bunk Columbus, No. 1448, do. 1st Oct. 1829,
letter II.
20 Bank Columbus, No. 1206, do- 1st Oct 1829,
letter H.
20 Bank Columbus, No. 262, do. 7th May, 1836,
letter II. h.
20 Bank Columbus, No. 12, dated 1st Jan 1830,
letter torn.
20 Central R. Road, No. 775, do. 3d June, 1826,
Tetter A.
20 Bank State of Georgia, No. 997, do. 1st Sept.
18 dim, letter A.
20 Bank Darien, No. 1678, do. 1st Dec. 1832, let
ter B. b.
20 Mechanics’ Bank Augusta, No. 10, do. 5th
Dec. 1834, letter A.
50 Mechanics’.Bunk Augusta, No. 63,dated-7th
April, 1835, letter B..
100 Mechanics’ Bank Augusta, No. 58, dated 1st
May, 1835, letter B
100 Mechanics’ Bank Augusta, No^l, dated 1st
Nov. 1831, letter A.
20 Bank Milledgcville, No. 4251, dated 2d Sent.
1830, letter A. -
100 Bank Milledgcville, No. 430, do 3d Jan.1937,
letter A. * - • *
100 Planters A Mechanics’ Bank Columbus, No.
• 69, dated 9th May, 1838, Letter A.
50 Plan; A Mcch. Bank Columbus, No. 330; da
ted 2d Nov. 1837, letter A.
50 Ins. Bunk Suvnnnuh, No. 18, dated 8th Dec
- 1829; letter IC. > .
NOTICE.—Three months afterdate; applica
tion will be made to the (above) different ikm/Zs
for new notes, tlio loft hand Jinlf of said bills be
ing lost.
WILLIAM SMITH.
Trounvillo, Gu. 15th Oct. 1839.
l^f* The Georgian, Augusta Clironicleand Sen
tinel, Southern Recorder and Columbus' Herald
and Sentinel, will please publish the above week
ly, for three months, and forward their accounts
to me at TrounvilhvGu. for payment,
oct 31 20713m * W.*S.
- Suspenders, Suspenders*
T HE subscriber has now on hand,* very largo
assortment of Suspenders, viz: Superior
Elastic Silk Net, do Gum Elastic, do Buclcnkin
do, Extra Silk Elastic and Cotton; all of which aro
offered at his usual low price.
• nor IT ,G. S. NICHOLS. Market Square.
~ "lOuksTBoireri
H !AVE jnst received per recent arrivals from
, N. York; nearly their fall supply of French,
German, Italian and English Fancy Dry Goods,
among which are the following articles, viz:
Ladies rich l’lush and Silk French Shawls
Do. colored and black Ostrich ;m l Ca-limero
Shawls
l'cn?o finest Florence Braid Bonnet*
1 do. super. Irish Linens
15 cartoons Paris emb. Capes and Collars
30 pieces Wash Blonde and plain CluiUinga
5. do. Wolf Gro do Lyons Lace *
25 do. Thread Edgings and Inserting*
10 do. Vulencinc do. do. and Bendings
20 do. 44 nnd 54 Wash, Spot, Square and Il
lusion Blonde
French worked Cuffs, Blonde. Veils arid Pari*
Bands • . ’
Ch until la Veils, Eng. Collars arid Twist Shawls
Mohair Netts, Bags and Scarfs
Muslin Purls ctqb’d Shawls, 44 arid64
Black Lace do. do. * 1-8 and,44
Caps, Insant’# Waists, French Flower* and
• Wreaths
French, English und American Prints
C hollys, Mous. de Laines, Velvet* and Silk*
Tartan, Rob Roy and Kahyle Shawls
Bonnet, BeR and Cuti Ribbons
Ermine aud Fur Collars
Silk, Worsted uud Cottrin Hose. • ' _ c*
"oct 31 t • South' aide Market Square. ;
Uostou 6c Kaudic,
Market Square, Savannah, > .*
H AVE instore, and aro receiving per van/iw
arrivals, a full supply of Grocenes.Bagging,
Ac. Among which ore-
10 lilids, St, Croix Siigor *
11 dp. Porto Rico do. / '
60 bags Coffee *
150 pieces Bagging, 42,43 and 44 inchff
50 coils Buie Rope
100 lbs. Bugging Twine
10000 do.* Baltimore cured Bacon, Xloms^Sides,
and Shoulders
- 3CQ0 bushels heavy Maryland Seed Oats
. Canal and Balt, Flour, wlyilo and 4 bbls.
•JO cusks and 25 boxes Goshen Cheese
.IQ kegs choice Butter ‘
20 4, 20 4, nnd'20 4 bbli. Buckwheat Flour
10. boxes Sperin. Cundles
5 pipes Olurd, Dupuy A Co’s. 4th proof
„ Uratuly . .
5 do. Seignette do. do.
5 do. IIolluiul Gin * ^ .
20 bhhE Peach Brandy *'
30 do. 1 Rye Gin, 30 do. Whiskey
20 do. Rum
Mmleiru, Teneriffe, Port and Sweet Mala
ga Wines
■Butter and Witio Biscuit
Almonds nnd Raisins, Tobacco
10 tons iron, assorted
' 75 kegs Nails, Ac. ’ *, -
AU of which they offer on accommodating tenn*.
Winter Goods.
A FINE assortment of white uud re^lFIanoli
Super. English ond American Cimton do.
Black, blue, greeu and Dahlia English Broadcloth*
Cassiuiert;.*, Satinets anil Vestings
Rose nrid WIiipiey Blankets
A.splendid nsxortuiflrit of Carpetings und Rugs
Dark and light colored Freuch Prints *
English and American _ do.
Wjiite and colored Counterpanes
Moiuliu do Laines and Chaily
Super. 44 dark colored Ginghams
Do. 44 black and wnite do.
SNIDER, LATTIRUP A NEVTTT.
oct 22