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uhreetimMi* Wook,(Mnn<Iny, Wed
jjiskeJ" .. , ntt |, 0 oiHcoolthe “Doily
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0 lor six moiitlm.
•a-sssSssS'aM?
,! Stven'r ^ f„ r oaclliusortipii after. per
f 1»Y the Clerk* oftlie Court*
|B h”. ch rS|pL®8tf ha* boon mudo Tor
, “ i y’Ad‘inini‘»tration > - must bo published
'“J days at least. ; . - •
' hvViecntora aud Administrators for
1 Creditors to tendor ill their acoonuts
iffiSisix WEEKS. ■ ■
1*. Katroesby Executors ami Admuiw-
KlSSSpubic auction, on the firstTuos-
>* m ’ u ^ between the muni hours of
* * tho C on illy
%-
Dry Caoilt.
TTtAN'CY AlpoiiH, Marseilles Cril) Cannier*
Ju panes, white JIni
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No. 244—Vol. XXXVI.
SAVANNAH, (Oo.) SATCUOAY EVENING, DEOEIIIBEB t, 1880.
[■Whole No.—-07,030.
Persons wishing
, Novomber, 183Q.
letters from this list, uro requested to ask for
A
Alexander W, A AUsten mrs X,.
jg^^***-* ****«*?**.
1 OAVS notice thefent m one ol the
.... „..,n«» , of this State, and at tho dooref
Icoiirt House, wlierj such sales aro to ba
ufndco for leave to sell N^roes/taSt Iropfib-
Krfoar months, lieforo any order absolute
rni. n.lp thoredpon by tho Court,
ESffiEi* by Executors, Administra-
ft Gau l an., must be published SlXl’Y
slf“mti.edayofSalo: Those sales must
■ ,ithiCourt House door or tho County
, die property is situate, and on tho first
iroftae Month,between UlC boursortonm
BU d four in tlio afiornoo.n. No sale
.day nfday is valid, unless so expressed in
I’lSomby Exocnfcrs, Administrators and
to die Court of Ordinary for leave to
fi ilmlt bo published FOUR MONTHS,
lisof personal property (except negroes)
Late and intuststo estates by Executors and
mjnitirutora must be advertised FORTY
^plications by Execntqrsmul A-lmmistw
Jttcrs Dismissbry, must bo published 8
FfSTIlS.
Ipplicatiou. (hr foreclosure of Mortgagos on
U utato must bo advordsod onco a liloiitli for
I',’H MONTHS. ' . ■ •
-Orders of tho Court of Ordinary, (accorapnni-
■with a copy of the bond of agreement) to
It, titles to land must be advertised, TtinXE
ITMS nt leust.
hniMcsiindcr executions regularly grnnt-
Ibrtlic Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY
ItVS-uadcr mortgage executions SIXTY
ftYS—Sales of perislmnle property under or-
tufCoart.miistboadvcrlisod, generally, TEN
.VS before the day of Sale.
1 Advertisements will bo punctually attended
[• * All Letters directed to this 'Office or Alto
or, must bo post puid, to entitle thorn to at-
Brantley Reuben J 3
Bernes inrs J.S
BatosJosonh '
Baker Cnpt VV P J
Burton mis E
llurliard mrs Ann C
Barrs R B
Brack Jacob Jr ' >
Ilnsblor Charles
Blackwell Jacob Y 3
Bandy Sami
Blanoba turs Faustina
Bayard John
Benson II
Bossent Cnpt A
Bellamy A
Boll Emanuel
Bee mrs Judy
Berry Jolui It
Bock John
C
Clarke John M Cox mrs Margaret A
Chaplinmiss Rhode F Condon nits Eleanor
Curler miss M E "CookWm -
Carter Mr John W. Conifoiy Joseph
Carley miss Jnnu Ann Conlon PntrieF
tors
SIX
Clark mrs George
Campbell James II
CampbelFJaue
Campbell Win F
Crails miss Martha
Clark PRi
Clancy Pdtrlolc
Crano Moses
Camlet L
Connell Laurence
Chaplin Jnsi*
Campbell J R
Catiirs Ilotiry
Cass miss Msrgt
Carter nils Dorcas
Chaplin Milton
Daly Michael
Dasher Joshba M
Dean Patrick
Dempsey W J
D’LyouCol Isaao
Dews Jehu I
Dickerson Wm
Vo Let.
L The two story Dwelling and Garden in
Liick,na Ward, opposite -the Froo School,
neat occupied by Mr. J. B* Lewis. Pos-
Linn willbc given oh tlie 1st November. Ap.
Flo ANSON PARSONS.
ict3
Fifty Dollars Reward.
lianawny on tlio 20th July last, from the
. subscriber, his Negro Man, SAWNY.
Hei»nbout33 yenrs old, 6 feet 8 or 0 in.
. ches high, very black uiul likely, has rath-'
Lhollow sepulchral voico, and n deep sicatrice
Ibisside. . Ho was bought of Mr. Hugh Rose,
d3ycarssiuce, and I believe was brought up
Ibis place about 10 iniles above this city.
love reward will l<" tinid for bis delivery in
I ofa jail in this State, or to tiro subscriber.'
<18 205 NOBLE A. HARDEE.
Ganlcn Seeds.
IllIC subscriber has just received per brig
j Madison, his supply of fresh Gordon Seeds,
mated to bo of best quality, and the growth of
KTlxs
lass, kidney, half moon and Valoritino'; Beat.
lyTurnip, blood, white, Scntsity and Mangel
tttel; Cabbage, early York, Battersea, Drum-
1, Bergen and red Dutch! Carrot, curly born,
bag orange; Cucumbers early framed, long
hand prickly; Lettuce, early lee and loi
r,long Sweet Spanish Pease, Dwarf, Mar
ti Chariton, blue Imperials, Washington,
P • Prolific and Tall Marrowfat; Radish Jong
,0 P' < * Bo,white turnip do,early Cram
"black fall; Squash, early Li
rale by ,
ANSON PARSONS.
WlMfd's I'ulmonarin, ov Ve-
,, 8<RnI»le Demulcent.
■Iff' °. f . “Irtinato Catarrh; in Coughs,
■Wtomnngfrofh recent or neglected colds;
'I sad as an auxiliary and means ofpro-
rromtho tlurentening symptoms of ap-
gi iilmounryConsuinptum, no medicine
BsoTO “pen the confidence of tiro in
ti ofijWjM medicine.
t rf , T* afflictive and troublesome symp
Ell,,,', i 1 "®’^.pectorutionor phlegm, pain
our'™°hconstitute prominent fea-
IiJi , complaint, that the Puluionaria vyaa
ettd lias manifested its most yalunbltfpro..
EiS^J-U of course in the relief of
, e[ ™ raids, nrisini "
pi dill by
T may23
i wearing damp linen, &o.
A. BARTOW.
like 1 .M c ?. to, 'lnff tlio Ilair.
■■CMm" 1 ” P C is 80 denominated, because it
?f vegetable ingredients,nnd its
displayed ill theTblloyyv
l" C “l It nessnua.i'u Cl... .......
^possesses p'roperties oftho most
npuritio'=”?! w ) 11( ;h eradicates tiro scurfand
«aU!i?tuff 0l “'ri nourishes tho hair and
bio . ;r . “"mg elf, and lessens the liability of
Fptodnc.W’ atr ,ciigdicns the weakest liair,
F* tar Which?" llr,ant KTowth; gives a vigor
Fad JR 800n produces an inimitably uat-
»)kcro „. I ', rCv .™ 13 its idling out in a damp
^ mnilnra flxn linit*
*M;b
y exorcise; rentiers the hair
ifioial. beautifully soft and
ows au mestimfible gloss and pl’erw-
'"Wntrnu.- j in fine, renders tlio
AfS cndaWl * beautiful, promotes the
(Wdreni. °y® hrbws, mustaches, &c.
I'^perfelii? ! teG ?® ctB nre strikingly benefit
lEedt-,/ ,ni >oxious, and may with’safety
iiFea8ip. 1 °^ 0,lI1 S G 8t infant; it eradicates the
re toclv nt 8U I )er ‘ or to copiba, so&ps, &c.;
P^ens nt - tlio infant, gradually
Rioducon ^gmente its growth 60
after rbi» k 2?* ^ ,en ^ - knir. Preserves
^inom nS n r g> vio !° n t exercise, and is
f 0, !P en PM travelling bv se
W? re j 1(1 eringit^uto
ways dressed, has wonderful ol
r »u hot or cold cVnnates, and is
®«bmation by distinguished persons
“»d rotnil by tho Propriotor,
ls»!d
.175 ■
“ntsper botllo.
Savannah, Go,
noy2C
(1 Doft® * Brandy Poaches.
V e >. Jn« c “ l J “]‘> r ’ S0 d° Brandy Pench-
id.i.» -ast received ..... , —,,
Vi
received per brig Lamar, and
ogj 0. L.MeNiaiL
Bherwbod inrs Etnib
Sheftull inn Sarah S. I
Shoarmnn CaptTUos
Scckinger Loinuel
Stephens James
Sitpitli Ilotiry A
Cutln
V
Bird A & C
Bill Cnpt John C
Bivins John W
Brown mrs Jnno
BlSisJusF
Brown Uobt E
- Brown mrs Mary
Booge turn Hetty
Bolough Elias ‘
Bourquine Ed J
Bonrqnino Edwatd,' Sou
‘Urnok Jacplr
Butler Geo
BuruaJiuues
Burgoipltyter mrs Cath’n
Burk Richard
Butler rnissE 2
Bishoi
Bilim
rs Einily Scott turs John E
Sarah M2 Scott Dr
Stony A S-
Snow Joseph A
.Stotesbury llcnry
Stubbs William
Sturdivant Robt O
T
Thomas Charles
Thouius Charlbtta
Tow Henry
Tufts Dr B 3
hcrinn
op Gcorgo
3 Henrietta mrs
Trtisjier mrs Maiy
Thayer Joseph
Tillman Joseph ■
Tliipt Charles II •
Tokot mrs E
V
Vizznrd turs M A Vizzard Thomas
w
Wand Emanuel Wilkins A Jr
Wallace mrs Morgnrct White Sand B
JJJtfd Eli 0 * Willink miss Julia Alin
AVaihburli mrs Dorcas Wilson mrs Jane
Williams John Woodhouso mrs Mary
JVillinm* Washington Wohiack A J
Williams Tims F Wigg miss Rebecca'
Wilson Dr William
•or
Yeomans Roht II
deo 2
C4o miss Mary Jnno
Coining IsaaoM.
Courvoisio mrs J
Crocker Zeno
Connick nirs Harriet -
■ Coo Mary Adelina lArt
Carley uirs Fatmy
Cnbbago mrs Rebecca
Cunningham H
Cullinan M 2 -
Cushing Nathaniel'
-Crevalier Betsy
Crews miss Lydia Atm
Connor Patrick.
Cole H G W
Collins Michael
D'
Dickinson Mary A inrs
Dowling Edward 2 .
Duncan mrs Emuielino
Dojly Terence 2
Dully John
Dunham mrs S C
E
Dyer J W
Edwards mrs Anno R Enmst Richard.F
Evans Erasttis EUlredgo Ifermon
Estdnilo miss Adelina M English iniss Laura A 2
Earnst mrs Sarah A
Fraser J Aug's
Fraser James R
Farquhar mrs
Farrelly Charles
Frencli William
Felt Thomas
Fenton Androw Jr
Flctclror Frederick P
Graliaiii Peter
Ganulil Lewis 2
Graham Bev John
Garland Wm II
Garnett mrs Ann
Gardener Stephen D
Gluts Joseph
Gay Michael
Grady Patrick
Gallowuy Alexander
Gage Frank R
Hacker G E
Uazzard Alton
Hart Joshua
Harris Matilda
Hart P
Hall Storrs
Hoitmun F A
Hnrriman Mr Jas
HnrbesanWm
Heath nliss. Lucy Ann Hopkins John
Fitzsimons mrs Anna
Fitzsimons Pail)
Fitzpatrick miss Phoebe
Fky Jessee
' Fox Franklin
FoxWm
Foster G
Ferguson Rev Wm
G
Godfrey mrs Grezzel
Gordon niiss Louisa
Goddard Lory
Golby iniss Mary
Gugel Bi'iijamin II
George miss Frances A
George Charles K
Gibbs James
Gibson Ransom C 3
Gbldsmitl! Samuel
II
Harris mrs Miuy E
- Harris Wm M
Hsrvoy Samuel A
Hurvcyjoscph B 0
Harris Isaac
Hartshorn Wm R
Ilolasy Jeremiah
Hathaway miss Julia
' Hows miss Mar|arot
Ilebbard John
Miller Prince-
Uigbtawar John 2
Hillard OB.
Hichcock James II
Holland mrs Michael
Hobby Alex
Jackson ranf Susan
liiniss James A
Jeflcrso'n Patrick
Johnston Wm W
Jones Janies
Knapp diaries H
KennyMiohael
Kenst Robert C
Keller Stephen
Kollur Paul
Mj
Laclncotte miss Herm’cLinsy miss Sarah
Lamar John F Lynch Philip
Law mrs Ann M Lipsoy Laricy inrs
Lachiedttomrs Love miss Mary E
Lampo C Lowther mrs Rebecca
Linder G C
Manner miss Mary ftliller'Jaquos •
Maxwell Alexander Myles Smith
Manvul Lyman Morriss Thomas
Mnrquand Leonard F Moore Henry C 2
itthewk Geo D 2 Morriijs nirs Anno E 2
Hopkins Ellen
Hosegood George
Holistor, Betsey- 1
Hogarth James •
Hubbard Charlotte mrs
Hubbard Erustus II
Ilugueuiu E D 2
J
Jones Tliomas B Co
Jones' Thomas
Jones miss Martha E
Johnson Edward
Jodlenew John
k >»:< .
Korr Goo
KeeblerJolm j
Kotttnan F
Knowles Joseph
Ercsft Gnvilon gee'll,
THIS YEAR'S CROP.
Round Spinach
nes, whito Marseilles Counterpanes, as
sorted sizes
White and col’rl notted do do
Blanket Shawls,low.priced Rc 1 F' ’nncls
IMeaebcd and unbTcncncd Canton Flannu
English blenched do do
Low priced Satinets, Kentucky Joans
Blackand blnbblack Bnmbasius
Welsh Flannels, Thibet Scalds
French and English Merino's. For.snlo by
GEORGEW. BEHN,
nqv 23 . No. 2 Shad's Building
To Pin
GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M.
took sit This.
T 11E left hand halves of thebillsnatned below,
•tverd mailed to tbo address of the subscriber
on the Cth Febmanr last, at Greenville Court
House, South- Carolina, by Wm. Choice, which
have not dome to hand, and tbo probability is they
must bo lost. The.several Hnnk»nro hereby notf-
nod of my intention to make an application, after
due notice,for njjw notes on the return oftho right
hand halves, which are now intriy posse union.
$20 Bank of Augusta, No. 238, dutod 3d Sept.
1836, letter A. -
$20' Bank of Augusta, do. 179, do. 3d Oct. 1828,
letter B. . •"* .*
20 Bank of Augusta, do. 890, do. 3d Jan. 1827,
letter A. /
20 Bank Columlms, No. 852, dated 2d Feb. 1832,
letter II. h.
20 Bank Columbus, No.351, dated 1st Scnt.1831 '
letter H. h. 1
20 Bank Columbus, No, 953, do. bill Dqc. 1830,
letter II. h.
20 Bat\k Cohuubus, No.1448, do. 1st Oct. 1829,
letter H«
20 Bank Columbus, No. 1206, do-lst Oct. 1829,
letter H.
20 Bank Culnmbus, No. 262,do. 7th May, 1836'
letter ll. h.
20 Bank Columbus, Np. lfc-dated 1st Jan 1830,
• letter torn.
20 Central It Road, No. 775, do; 3d June. 1836:
lotter A.
20 Bunk State of Georgia, No. 997, do. 1st Sept.
18 dim, letter A.
20 Bank Darien, No. 1678; do. 1st Dec. 1832, lct-
'ler B. b. '.
20 Mechanics’ Bank Augusta, No. 10. do. 5th
Dec-1834, letle'rA.
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. 71, dated 1st
Nov. 1831, letter A.
20 Bank Milledgoville, fto. 4251, dated 2<1 Sopt.
'1836, letter A.
100 Bank Millecjgevillo, No. 436, do 3d Jon.1837,
letter A.
100 Planters & Mechanics’ Bank Columbus, No.
69, dated 9th May, 1838, Letter A.
60 Plan. & Mcch. Batik Columbus, No. 330, da
ted 2d Nov. 1837, letter A.
60 Ins. Bank Savannah, No. 18, dated 8th Dec
t«2fl.Uuw r K.
NOTICE.—Three months afterdate*, applica
tion will bo made to tho (above) different Banks
for new notes, the left hand half of said bills be
ing lost. . '
WILLIAM SMITH.
Troupville, Ga. I5th Oct. 1839.
t 03* The Georgian, Augusta Chronicle and Sen
trael, Southern Recorder und Columbus Herald"
and'Sentinel, will please publish tlu) above week
ly fdr three months, ana forward their uccounts
to me nt Troupville, Ga. for uaymeut,
oct3l 207t3m W. S.
T OP’D seed Onions
largo giant Aspara
gus
Largo Blood Bo6t
Mangle Wartzel do
Blood Turnip do •
Early York Cnbbago
Irfirgo do - do
Green Glazed do
Sugar Loaf do
Cuuliflowor do
Large Drumhead do
Early Horn Carrot
Long Orange do
Early Astringham do
White Cabbage Lettuce
Imperial Head do.
Ice Coss'do
Early Dutch Turnip
Large Flat do
Red Top do
Isorgo Norfolk do
Rutabaga do
Hanover <Jo
Early Windsor Boons
Siova or Curdling do -
HorticnUuftiV do
Red Speckled do
Fsurly Mohawk do
Chino Dwarf do
Refugee or 1000 to l do
Tlir Plate.
I "^NE hundred boxes Tin Plate
' 5001bs Block Tin, 500 lbs Copper Bolts
for sale by N. B. & Hi WEED,
nbv 20
BOXES Negro fipes;for salo by
X UU LADD, TUPPElt & SISTARE.
nov23. .232
agci
F IVE hundred Cnbbages and 500 bunches On
ions,in fine order, just received and for sale
LONG —
by
Scottsboi'o Female Institute.
M R. and MRS. LUC1EN LATASTE inform
tiieir friends, that tho above Institution will
be opeued on Monday, the 13th of Jaiiuary,1840.
.They [invite their former- patrons to ‘renew their,
support, assuring them,that no effort will be spar
ed to give satisfaction.
Their rates, fo; - a term of five months, will bo
as follows: ’ *
Reading, Writing and Spel
ling, $12or$9pcrraonth,
for any .period less than
one term. *'
Tho above wil . w -
Tho above with History, -
Grammar and Arithmetic,$18 or 4iJ per month;
AH the higher |branches of
English,. ’ $20 or $5 per mouth,
French, Spanish, and Lat
in, each, $20 or $5 per month,
Muiria,Piano or Guitar,each$25 or $6 per month,
Use of Instrument*, $4
Board cun bo obtained in the Borough. The
Principal does not design taking any boarders.
Those desirous of further information will ad
dress us by letter at MilledgeviUe.
dec 6 243eowi*
Mattliowg Geo D 2
Madrin Janies
Merrill II
Mitchell Poter
Miller John
McDonnell A H
cFarlatid John
Murtaugh Patrick
MussaJohn
• Mitchell mrs Harriet V
Middleton Charles E
tUc- : ’
-McGuinnoss John
McDonnell W J G& J S
Hair Oil, Bears Grease and Po
. ', niattlm. .
H/FACASSAR Oil, English,, do‘dp American,
1?A Ward’s Vegetable Oil, Bears Oil ,do Grcgsc,
Pomatum, in pots; do in rolls, Aldrich’s Balm
Columbia. Just received and for sale on accora-
rood«tin g ie,n. s h j v oHNE gTii , wF . L;
C omer of Brougttion &. Whitaker-sts..
nov 20 Opposite tne Mansion House.
IcCluskoy mrs Julia AMcDennott Patrick
McKeagno Wm McKay P»ftk
McLaughlin Michael McKay Charles F
McIntosh J < McGowen Jolm
N
Nickerson JosopliJ Nostrand George
Ohlmger H Oliver George'.
Outten Iitaac ‘ Overstreet miss Mary
Oliver John ^)dingeul William
Palin, miss Caroline . Pearce mrs Sarah
Pahnor James ' v Perkins Nathl G
Parker Caroline ' Philips Joshjia
"Payne —rr Pitejan miss Susan
Proscott George'- Philips Stephen •
Peavy Joel Pitman rpra Ann Cath’n
Perry D K & Co. Powell Capt C K.
IC
Raiher miss Hannah.. Rowe James
Rebaror Francis.'* Roberts Charles - •
Reilly Tho s'W •* Roberts Jonathan
Reid miss Charlotte Rogers miss Semoro A
Robinson mrs Martha Rountree mrs Sarah h
Rooe’er, Jean . . Russell Salem T
Rossignol Louis H ‘ Russell &N
Rossignol miss Harriet
Sand ford A M
Stapleton Jplm
Stafford S
Salfner John J
Salovich Copt
Sales :P
Shardlow S
SBC
Spensct John BII
S
Smith'Henry E
Smith mrs. Matilda
.SmitliJohnP
SnuireB iSanlson
. Stibbs Emelino "mrs
Stiles Benjamin 2
Sidrich Capt Marcus2
Scriven Rev'Jmhes O
Scott mrs Louisa C 2
Satin Bibbpns, dec*
Just received'perG. B. Laipor.,
S ATIN Ribl)oiis, Muslin Bands
Muslin Edgings mid Ihsqrtings 1
Silk Hosiery, Thread, &c.
For sale by AVERY & JOHNSON,
Swcet-Sconttetl Pojvtlci) &c.
DQZ. Otto Rose Scented Powder
<5 do. Violet do. do.
fi do. l’lioit do, do.
Also, Powder Boxes imd Puffs. Kocoived and
for salo, by
oct25 * A,TARSONS.
12
Goshen Bnttcr.
1 A FIRKINS Goshon Butter, just received
XU end for sale bv •
iiov 20 LONG.& PATTERSON.
Iron, IVnIIs and Bum.
>~vNE thousand and 48 bars Swbdo’s Iron, as-
V-F sorted; 300 casks Nails do, 50bblsRum—
landing ncr.brig Pandora,', from Boston, nnd for
sale by. . ) -.L. BALDWIN
npv 28 • , . . ' -
LBs'/caraens Cocoa, qust rocoiveB
iioV20 ' U1<lf ° r LONG & PATTERSON.
Grates.
A N.assortnrorit of Rlissia lron Grates, just re-
. f eived and for Sale by
nov 23 N. B. & II. WEED
25
nov 23
Navy Bread.
BBLS. Pilot and 50 bbls Navy Broad,just
received and for sate bj; ATTEiigoN .
White Solid Ccllery
•Scarlet short top Radish
Long Scarlet do- f.
Turnintio do
Isarge Bell Popper
Long Cayenne do
Do Smooth Pnbmip
Large Rod Tomato
Okra '
Early.Bush Snunsh,
Crooked Neck do
Niitineg'Mellon
Cantelope do
Citron do«•
lied Onion
White do
London Look . ■>
West of England Clptiis
Black, mixf, brown, striped, &c, fcnssimercs
Oxford hiixt, black, brown, green; &.c. Premhdn
Satinets .
Heavy mixt , do. : do. forsemnts
Jeans, Luisnys, &c. do. do.
.Heavy Dnlhl Blankets ' *
’Also, lino ribbon bound Whitney, Rose, &c.
' Blankets.,
oct23 South side Monument Square.
Double Cuned - Parsloy
Purple and whito Egg
Plant
Largo Marrowfat Peas
Do Dwarf,do do
Early Frame do
Do Alonpaclfdo
DoCbrtrHondo
Grooms .Dwarf d6 .
Sweet Sugar Corn
Golden Sioux do
Tuscarorado, &c.
spam gas Roots
These* Seeds are in fine order, and warranted
fresh and of tho best kinds, just recoived mid for
sole low, by G. ll. HENDRICKSON.
deg 5
242
ro Pipes'.
nov 23
232
& PATTERSON.
LUeiNA CORDIAL
IF
Share Moulds. .
i TONS Shuro Moulds, for sale by *
/ nov23 N* 9* &■«. WELD.
lip Cdrdinl de I»ncinc—On l’EIix-
ir tie FAmour. -
T HE subscriber lias tlio ^pleasure of announc
ing to tlm r.iti/orjf of (lip United States, that
he has purchased,.for a yety largo sum and from
the inventor, tho^ celebrated Dr. Magnin, of Paris,
tho recipe and right for making tins astonishing
medicine. Until the appearance of the “Luciha
Cordial,” (about three.years snice) it was thought
that tlio complaints, wluch it specclily ororcomes,
were beyond tl>o reach of human remedy, ns for
upwards of n thousand years, the^ had baffled tho
wisdom nnd ingenuity of tho most p/otbnnd phy-
nioinns in all purts of tlio world. Tliis Cordial,
however, to the great advantage ol* tho human
race, soon proved itself to bo the desideratum so
long sought for; and accordingly, notwithstanding
the brief period of its existence, it has acquired a
celebrity so great, that it Is eagerly sought for
throughout thcciviliz6d globe. Dr. Magnin soon
finding that tlm demand was so vast as to render
a supply impossible, disposed of tho recipe and
right nf saln. utuW objurations of secrecy, for
England and the United States, and oilier coun
tries, only preserving France mid Italy for himself.
Tims bus the subscriber possosed himself of* the
inyuluahle sefcret, und now hastens to give the in
habitants of his line of agency tlm benefits of his
speculation.
“Le Cordial do Luciiie,” or, in English, “tho
Luchin Cordial,” is n general invigordlor oftho hu
man frame. In nil tlm various cases of luuguor,
lassitude‘nnd debilitation;, it is an unfailing reme
dy, .ns it is ecjuully its province to impart cheer
fulness and decision to the mind, ns heulth.and vi-
;or to tho body. But the peculiar virtue tyi which
(s celebrity is based, is tlm fucility and certainty
with which it restores the virile powers when they
have been destroyed by disense, time, reckless
ness, or uny of tlm numerous causes which termi
nate in |)ip prostration of thpse functions.
In couimoii with the generality of really goqd
medicines, this Cordial contains nothing of anmr-
curiul or deleterious nature, among tlm many, in
gredients which composed; but is, gt tlm- saine
time, so simple, yet so efflcacious, that while it cun
renovate the prostrated enorgies of u giant, an in
fant may use it, not only witii impunity, but with
advantage. -v. v/
Tlm usages of society are unfortunately such
that, notwithstanding .the benefits which would bo
sure to result from it) wo cunnot enter into an an
alysis of this inestimable Cordial here, or publish
many of tlm documents which-have been.reeoiv--
„ed, as vouchors of tlm blessings it has confeired ou
numbers of despairing indiv iduals. But this wo
cannot forbeur remarking—that it has been de-
nioiistruted thut tliero is scarcely ever, if uny such
thing nt all, as natural barrenness, or as natural
imbecility of the procrcant functions in either sox;
and, therefore, dial those evils bre. tho otiects of
artificial causes; aiid ipay be speedily subdued nnd
removed by tho like of “LcJ Gofdiul de Luciiie.”
The Lucina Cordial is also an indubitable cure
for the Gleet, nnd tho Fluor Albus, obstructed,
difficult or painful Monstriiatiou; also, for the
incontinence of Uriuo or ; tlm involuutai-y dis-
chtirge thereof. It is likewise an.iiivnhmble and
nurivalled medicine hi cuses of Chronjc Errhp-
tions of tlm skin, und in the- dropsical affections
of tlie aged.. • •
Most important fo the American Public.
Tlm United States proprietor of tlm celebrated
Lucihn Cordial, or Elixir of Love, begs to lay be
fore .the community, tlm following certificate,
which ho has received from the inventor,.the illus
trious Dr. Magnin, of Paris:
“This is to certify, that I have disposed of tho
recipe for making Urn Lucina Cordial, or Elixir of;
Love, and also the right to sell it throughout dm
United States of North America, to JoIul Winters
Holderwell, M. D. My reasons for so doing is,
thut tlm demands to me for ffio above Cordial, of
which I am tlm inventor, «jfe so. numerous, dint I
mn tumble to supply all the orders fromFrance and
Italy alone; and have tlieiefqre disposed of the
privileges vouchsafed in this dud other certificates
of a like nature, in order to generalise the beiiefita,
of my.discovery throughout the world.
Qiven under my hand nt Paris, on this nineteenth
' day of January,inthoycar of our Lord,eighteen
hundred and thirty-eight.
ERASTE MAGNIN-
■G»ynl P cll « c . \ Witnesses.
Wilnain Merntt, $
This highly important nmdioino is for salo by
John Winters Holderwell, No. 129Liberty-street,
New-York; Charles B. Tyler, No. 70 Chesnut-st.
Philadelphia; and in Baltimore by Roberts & At
kinson, Jolui M. Liu-oque, aiul G. R. Tyler; in
Washmgton City by Tobias Watkins nnd Charles
Stott; in Georgetown by-O. M. Lmthkcum; ii>
Richmond by John E. Eustice'r in Petersburg ,hy
Braggs Thomas,, oml Dupny; lloser & Jones;
and m Norfolk by M. A. Santos and B. Emerson;
and by Joliu Woodly, No. 65 Poydras-st.. New-
Orlenns. <
It can also be found at all the principal Drug
Stores in SQUth-Carolina,and'in Augusta,*by Hn-
vilaiul, Risloy & Co.,-Tliomas;J3;irrett & Co. and
Nelson Carter; aiid ‘in Savamiuh by
G. R. HENDRICKSON-
Price $3 per bottle, with lull directions.
aug5 ’ 164—-ly
. . Vcxv rail Goods, v .■
Received by G. IE.Lamar.
O., A AND 4-4 Scotch .Ginghams v
1#* Tt Fine Long Lawns, Dish* Linen*
Brown Holland, dd. Hnniiltoti Flannel * *
American Prints,"Worsted Gloves
.Worsted and Cotton Hosiery . •
AVERY & JOHNSON, ,
; Opt 2 8ontliside Monument Square.
w. If. &ir«ogcrv
AVE.Jtist received from Now York, tho fol-
. lowing Fancy Goods.,viz: J
.1 box onib’d changeable'Bonnet Ribbons, a
splendid article
1 box sup’r fig’d Satin do do
l do fancy French Silk Bags
1 do Plaiu Bonnet Ribbons
5 White Net Veils
1 dozen Nef Shawls .
1 do Silk emb’d Scarfs
1 do Plaid d6 do • A
. . 1 do Thibet do do
' ’ 4 pcs brown and black Silk Fringe
1 do Phillygrammy
1 dozen Infant’s Waists
10 do Nuns (Dutch) Lace
Together, with Various articles in the FancV iine.
noy 1,6 , Soutli side Market Square.
Desirable Dry Goods, -- “
TJ ECF.IVED by T
PT r- .,^AVERY f & JOHNSON.
Ludies French Kid Gloves
Do black nnd col’d sowing silk do
Do while ‘do do
Do block . do Mitts. * i
Do long white JCiS Gloves
GentsJilock and col’d Kid do
Do woolen do, Boyswoolon do
Do silk* do* t %
Indies gnd Gents silk Hosiery - .
G outs Lambs wool and Merino & Hose
Do heavy wool 4 Hoso
Do Merino under Shirts and Drawers'
Welsh, Merino;Saxony, &e. Flannels, warrant
ed not to shrink when washed.
Thibet Wool do, Broclm do
Rich Plqsh Mantillas, do Choancal Tippets
Do do Ladles Hut Ornaments
Thibet aud Bayadere Scarfs
Rich silk do, plaid Cashiuero.do.
. For sale onJUvorable terms,
dec 3 South side Monnment square. '
raenl.f
4iop,'rtn the.first day of Jftnuan ensuing, or earli
er if required. A situation on tlm Sou Islands
will lie preferred. Reference ns to tlm capability,
sobriety, nnd industrious habits oftho applicant,
can bo had, he being .well known to many of tbo
vVealtiiicst planters* in tho low part of Georgia and
South Cnroliua. Apply ut this office,
nov 26 234* .
Porclicr A Lit Koclic.
•smt.-PH . .
W ILL receive in a few days by the ship Gas
ton, a variety of Flower .Seeds. A
, Mustard, Millet, Hemp, Co
orfij and a full supply of
whitWop Turnip,
ry, eiCrly. Sugar C«
garden seeds. • noy
iVew Obotls, New OooctsT - *
rjlIIE subscriber lias received atkl now opening
X from brig Savntiunh and ship Celia, u Inrgo
and extensivo assortment of newest style of Fan
cy and Staple Goods, consisting in part of tlio fol
lowing articles* viz:
100 pieces Cordova Kerseys
120" dot; Satinets
20
60
60
30
10
40
20
do. new stylo 4-4 French Prints
do. do. English Calicoes
do. bjack lin'd cbl’d Scotch Gingb
Kentucky J
Flu n
gbams
Kentucky Jeans
White Flu nno 1 /
Red. dot various qnalities
Muslin do Laincs
100 5-4, 6-4 olid 8-4 Chiucille Shawls
60 MorinO Shawls nnd Mantles
400 Shawls, various styles and qualities
100 pieces French nnd English Merinos’
' 60 * do. Pongee Silk Hdkfs.
20 do. English Snittnlf
50 dozen Wolen Gloves
26 do. Mens Buck nnd II. S. Gloves
20 do. Ladies H. S. Glove?
20 do. do. Silk and Cotton Gldves
and Long Mitts
50 pieces col’d .and black Silks,ncwest stylo
2 cases Clinton Flannel
20 piecos new style Cassuhcre
20 do. Vestings
do. Byoadcloths,’ various qualities
1 Silk do.
10
. 30 boxes Bonnet, Cap Taffeta and Bolt
bons
100 dozen silk, worsted aud cotton Hose and
Half Hoso
10 boxes Satin Ribbons, fVoin No. 2 to 22
48 Ladies wliite Florence Bonnets
AHD
100 colored Bonnets
’ White and colored Satins, col’d Floi
White mid-black Crape
* Black Love Shawls, black Bombarins
Nuns Hoods, and a general assortment of
Icsirable goods. For sale by
oct29 A. BENNETT.
_ „ Yew Goods.
A BENNETT" has. also opened Store N°-
• 2, Wiifing’s Buildings, with a large and
splendid assortment, of Millenary Goods, consist
ing in part, namely: , •
10 boxes Ladies Florence Braid, .Split Straw,
Leghorn, Straw;-Braid, col’d English and
common Straw Bonnots
50 dozen col’d Nun’s Hoods
40'boxes Bonnet, Qap, Satin nnd Tafeta Ribbons
10 do Belts, vurious styles and qualities
Col’d Silks, Florences, Satins, &c. and a great
variety of fancy goods, lor salo wholesale or retail
very low. ’ nov 11
GALLS: very, light col’d Sperm Oil
Vr vl 12 bbls Olive Oil, 500 galls refined
Whttlo Oil. 1 Just resowed and for wile by;
xor.ai Fiditr.
\ BBLS und 20 half bids Canal flour, just.
Jmi\J received aud for sale by
nov 22 LONG & PATTERSON.
Seasonable Goods.
T> ROAD CLOTHS—Black, invisible groon.
JX olive, blue, dark mixed and cadet mixed and
brown, English double milled.
Cossinieres—Drab, black,'dark gr' , y nml striped.
Satinet*—Blue, drab, endot njid dark mired.
Suspenders—Elastic i^nd knitted, nls<> Extra End®.
Hosiery—Lnmbs Wool,-Vigoum, white and mix
ed Cotton.
Gloves—Colored and white Iioskin, Buckskin,
Silk and Beaver
Umbrellas—Silk and Cotton.
Stocks—Satin, and Bombesin, with bows and
plain.
Cravats—Black Italian and fancy colored. Also,
' Merino Skirts.
Brushes—Cloth, hair, nail and tooth;
Handkerchiefs—'White Silk, plain, red and figur
ed. Just received, add for sole by v - ■
. GEORGE-W. BEHN,
oct22 ;No. 2 Shad’s Buildings.
Oils.
npv 21
Just reseivedand for sale by;
HAZARD,DI3NSLOW & CO.
White Lead and Oil*
QAA^ White. Lead, 3000 galls. Lin-
OlHI seed Oil. Rncnived per recent.arn-
vuls and for sale by
, nov 21 HAZARD, PENStOW & CO.
Goslicn Butter* ’
if\ KEGS prime Qoshen Butter, just recbiv<
■ B w ed and fo;
_ _ ed and for sale by.
iiov28
L. BALDWIN.
Philadelphia Biscuit.
F IFTY whole, ban and qr bbls Soda, Sugar,
Butter and Water Crackers, just received
and for sale by . ,
noy 28 WASHBURN, LEWIS A CO,
Sperm Candles.
S EVENTY bo.Xes Sperm Caudles, of
sizes and of superior quality, landing
sale by *
nov 29
of various
l of superior quality, landiug aud for
. GEOliGE H. AIAY.
• Bacon*
6 HIIDS. first quality Shoulders ;
6 do do do Sides
Landing from schr. Samaritan, and for salo by
nov 29 PADELFORD, FAY & CO.
. Sugar* . '
T HIRTY hhds. prime Porto Rico Sugar, just
received and for sale low from the wharf,by
riov 29 WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO.
Bank Checks on--‘Philadelphia*
XTIOR $2917*53, and $400, for sale by
I? nov 29 PADELFORD, FAY & CQ.
Iron.
S WEDE’S Iron, Assorted sizes, just received-
- per Pandora, for sale low from wharf/ by .
WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO.
per
nov 2S
Port Wine.
F ORTY qr. casks Port Wine, a’vqiy superior
article, received direct from Oporto, via N.
York, for sale by
nov 29
Goslien Butter, dec*
fTlEN firkins best Goshen Butter
X. 5 bbls smdkedBeef
4 bbl® ' do. Tongues
150 new Hams, just received and for salo by
nov 27 . ' .C’. L. McNlSH.
M. DILLON & CO.
Tobacco.
A SUPPLY of Mrs. Miller’s find cut and
Cavoudish Tobacco, for sale by
uov 30 . PORCIIER& LA ROCHE.
molasses and Tea*
T HIRTY hhds prime retailing Molasses, 30
qr chests Hyson Tea, just received and for
sale by MICH. DILLON & CO.
nov 27
s Leaf Tobacco, Arc. .
BALES Leaf Tobacco, 20 boxes Oaven-
1 dish Tobacco,just received arid for sale I
uov 27 LONG & PATTERSpN.
Fulton JUarkct Beef*
IIALF bbls. of the nbove^just received
XT J and for salt/by . ,
nov 25' ‘ J. B. GAUDRY.
Stouc-\yare.
A. N assortnient of- Stone-Ware, consisting oi
jljL Pitchers, Jugs, Jars, Water Jars with cocks,
of assorted sizes, suitublo for families. For sate
low for cosh) by
PORCIIER & LA ROCHE,
• Opposite the Market,
dec 6 Sign of the Gplden Globe.
" New Stylo of Hats.
rhrig
—spe — ,,,
T HE subscriber has now on hand,a very* largo
Assortment of Suspctiders, yiz: Superior
Elastic Silk Net, do (2um Elastic/do Buckskin
do, Extra Silk Elastic and Cotton; all of which aro
offered at his usual low price. t SP
nov 11 G. S. NICHOLS, Market Square.
. W. H* A S. Bog'ers,
H AVE just received per recent arrivals ftom
' N. York, nearly their fall supply of French,
German, Italian und -English Fancy Dry Goods,
among which are the following articles, viz:
Ladies rich Plush and Silk French Shawls
Do. -colored and black Ostrich und Cashmere i
-Shawls
l ease finest Florence Braid Bonnets
1 do. super. Irish Linens *
15 cartoons Paris einb'. Capes and Collars *
30 pieces Wnsh Blonde and plain Quillings *
5 do. Weir Grode Lyons Lace .
25 do. Tlireod Edgings and Insertiiigs
10 do. Valencine do. do. and Bendings , .
20 do. 4-4 and 64 Wash, Spot', Square and B*
lusion Blonde
French worked Cuffe, Blonde Veils and Paris
. Bands ’ * ■
Chahtilla Veils, Eng. Collars and Twist Shawls
Mohair Netta, Bags and Scnrfe
Muslin Paris emb’d Shawls, 44 and 64 ,
Black Lace doA do. 1-2 and 44
Caps, Insant’s Waists, French Flowers and - *
Wreaths
French, English and American Prints
Challys, Mous. de Lnines, Velvets and Silks
^Tnytan, Rob Roy and Kahylo Shawls
Bonnet, BeltandCap Ribbons .
Ermine and Fur Collqrs
Silk, Worsted uhdrCotton Hose.
oct31 . South side Market Square.
R ECEIVED per brig Augusta, 411 assort)
of fashiouabloliutsof superior quality,
sole by . JOHN WALLER
3 by
oCt 9
assortment
LER.Y
Boston '& Raiulle,
Market. Squure*, Savnunali,
H AYE in store, and are receiving pgr various
arrivals, a full supply of Groceries,Bagging,
&c. Among which are—
10 hhds. St. Croix Sugar
11 do. Porto Rico do.
' 60 bugs Coffee
150 piccos Bagging, 42,43 and 44 inches
50 cqils Bate Rope
100 lbs. Bagging Twine ’
10000 do. Bultmiore cured Bacon, Ilams,Sides,
nnd Shoulders
. 3006 bushels heavy Maryland Seed Oats .
Canal.and Balt.-.Flour, whole and 4 bbls.
10 cuqks nnd 25boxcsGoshen Cheese
10 kegs choice Butter
> 20 4, 20 4, .and 20 4 bbls. Buckwheat Flour -
]R boxes Sperm. Candles
' 5 pipes Otnrd, D.up.uy & Co’s. 4tii proof
,v Brandy. ,
5 do. Seigtietie do. do.
> k 5 do. Holland'Gin . ' ■
20 bbls. Peuch Brandy
30 do. Rye .Gin, 30’do. Whiskey
20 dp. Rum
Madeira, Teneriffe, Port and Sweot Malu-
. ga Wines’ -
Butter and Wine Bistujt • ^ .
Almonds and. ltaisins, Tobacco
10, tons iron, assorted ,
- 75 kegs Nails, &c«. •
All of whidi they offer on accommodating termsi
oct 11 - A ' x • .
’ Winte? Goods. ' ~Z
A FINE assortnient of white and red Flauels
j Super. English nnd American Cnn'on do.
Bluek, blue, green and Dahlia Englisli Broadcloths
Cnssimeres, Satinets atul Vestings - ^
Rose nnd Whitney Blankots'
A unlpnilTrl naail.rth.ant nf Pur
White and colored Counterpanes
Momlin do Lhines und CJially
Super. 44 dark colored Ginghams ‘
Do. 44 black-aiid white do. ' '•
^ SNIDER, LiVTIIROP & NLVITT.
oct 22