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MB. COLLINS' BENEFIT.
T/f/S EVENING, Dee. 18,
I l. for the ffirrttiraoltt tliizoUy,
I fffl I* P r! Jj 1 "('uvorito comoily of o
MABBIEP LIFE.
To conclude with the force or
CROSSING THE LIME,
on
CROWDED HOUSES. ■
I iiuttr Von Bromi, jjfe C Jjfr
I £uB0 lie Burgh,. clovo -
I rrlloorc open nt 6 o’clock, nml porformoitco
I fX, ,.w,iicont half pet wren precisely; Boxeo
hmranctteOuo liollor-Gnltery Fifty Ceuta.
I ^.^nho MCtirod nt the Gcorg'mn Office. •
I^SrosImient* of the best quality forLpdic.
I J&emen to bo hud at Uio Bar.
'dec 18
aSHK
'AEsSL-
tlicy.will sell at o airtnl
factnri
dec ll
1 j» .W2 * >».
ciles.
N have rocolvcd, a con.
ii . , r -n e S c qllar«, vVc. which
sell at o.etnall advance from the manu-
s pncce, for cosh only.
I South «ide Monument Square.
TVrAYhe found atAVEltY & JOHNSON’S,
lTJ. (Monument Square) nt fair price.: nlco,
red and yellow do. ilee ]fl
Blankctsl Blauketsll Blnukctslll
f I lHL subscribor has just received from France
L not ship Floriim, vio Churloaton, n Tull en'p-
ply of Negro and Bed Blankets, from tho ecle-
nly of Negro
brated manufacturer
vnliier.'
nod 31
330
Blankets, from tho ecle.
Z. drainer & Son. Mont.
NOBLE A. IIARDEE.
■ savnnnah Lottery.
I _. t, ,| raw ii at the Exchange, Savotuiah.on Sat-
|l' u rday, 21st December.
T * HE Managers of tho'prosont series of Greene
Pulaski Monument Lotteries, anxious
■ a satisfy *>'" community, as to the mode of deci-
I r. their various Lotteiles, throughout tho Uni-
I Si States, will draw the following Sclicmo, in
lEvrchanxe,Savannah,on Saturday, Slat Deo;
Ilvler lbs supervision and entire control ofthree
I interested citixons, whoso cortiiicato will ho irf-
Ifndto the drawn numbers. -The public arc in-
I'flicald the sale .of Tickets warrant it, tliere will
Its a Class drawn each month thereafter,
1 fl/IEEAT AND PULASKI MONUMENT
1 LOTTERY.
CLASS NO. C„ FOR 1839.
ho be drawn in the City of Savannah, on Satur
day, 21st Decombor. 1839.
GRAND SCHEME.
1 prize of......
1 do 10,000
1 do
1 do
SO do .......
IS do
20 do
:« do
800 do •»••••
181 do
HI do
‘ 131 do
I UM do
Jt5£| do
(Tiekots f5, Halves *2 “^unrtcra^ 26,^ Ft r
|decl8 Lot’y & Ex. Offico, on the Bay,
3000
3645
1500
600
800
150
100
60
30
20
10
5
ON SATURDAY NEXT.
Savnnnnta Lottery.
Its be drawn at the Exchange, Savannah, on Sat
urday, 31st December.
[HIE Managers of the present .series of Onene
L sad Pulaekt Monument LoUeriet, anxious to
djr die community, as to die mode of deciding
it various Lotteries throughout the U. States,
II draw the following Schomo in the Exchange,
nah, on Saturday, 31st Doc. under tho su-
Ion and entire control of three disinterested
tt, whoso certUicato will be affixed to the
n numbers. The publie aro invited to at-
[ Should the sale of Tickets warrant it, there will
ki Class drawn each month therealler.
IClff.VE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERY.
CLASS C. FOR 1839.
To bo drawn in the oily of,Savannah, on Sat-
" ij,Slit December, 1839.
GRAND SCliEME.-
1 prize of.
*10,000
1
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10,000
1
ii ,.««'*♦,
aooo
1
3845
SO
4<
1600
19
u
500
SO
.tf ,#»«««.
300
30
a t ■ , (
160
300
♦I
100
124
ii •
60
121
ii
30
124
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30
4104
ii
10
■fast >•
A*05 Prize# Amounting to *370,100
Tickets $5,Halves $3 50,Quarters 91 35.
[ Tickets and Shares, either single or by tho
i, for sale by
P. B. PENDERGAST,
Corner Bnll-strect and Bay Lane,
Near the Exchange
I UTOrdersfrom the town or country promptly
pended to. dec 18
Bonnots..
W IL & S. ROGERS havo Just received
• per Wilson Fuller, from Now York, 1
case superior Florence Braid Bonnets, of tho In-
test London fashion! also. 1 case English Split
Straw Bonnots, finest quality and most fashiona-
bio shape, dec 13
Bleached and Brown Shirtings.
■t BALES lioavy 44 brown Shirtings
JLU 15 do do 34 do Springfield do
1 case 44 fine New-York Mill do
1 do 7-8 do undressed ' do
1 do 34 do do , do
Just received by
SNIDER, LATIIROP & NEVITT.
dee 11 247
Thread Laces, Ac.
A VERY A JOHNSON, (Monument Square)
have received,
Thread Edgings and Inscrlings
Super 1‘aru worked Collars
.Da Svyiss do do
Do Muslin do do
Muslin,worked Bnnds
Cambric Edgings and Insortinga
dec 10 ’ 310
30 50 bbls
For solo by
doc 17
Porto 5too?)
do
| jJtfirio
article.
WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO.
- Iron and Nallsv
“1 ffcfhfk OARS Swedeslron, assorted si*
JLl/l/U /.os; 300keg* Cut Nailsda do
WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO.
For sale by
doo 17
^ w Golien ButtoiY
CJ pf KEGS Goftheti Butter, received by tho
JO) brig Excel.
'■*••• Alio,
SO casks White Wine Vinegar
60 boxes Fronch Cordial
30 dozen Sweet Oil, \ and pint bottles
18 do Fruit, preserved
106 do fancy boxes Prunes
80 do Olivo and Capers
0 casks Claret
dec 10 JOHN B. GAUDRY.
... Baltimore Bacon.
6 HHDS Sides, 6 do Shoulders, first quality
Bacon, landing from schr Sophia, for sale by
J GEORGE H. MAY.
. dec 17
• Cranberries.
Q HALF bbls Cranberries, recoived per schr.
O Emerald from Boston, and fi r sale by *
dec 7 L. BALDWIN.
Groceries* dkc.
BAGS prime Java Coflee
♦JU 10 J chests fresh Hyson Tea
35 bbls St Croix Sugar
16 boxes superior Poland Starch
100 do Malaga Raisins
Just received ana for sale by
dec 6 C. L. MoNVSIV.
3-1 Springfield Shirting.
Tl f* BALKS 3-4 Springfield Shirtiug, landing
JLO from brig Wilson Fuller.
SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT.
0 240
dec 10
Joint Msillevy,
FASHIONABI.K AMD MILITARY TAILOR,
H AS received per recent aiprivnl*, a choice as
sortment of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, &c., which ho is prepared to make up to or
der in tho best inunner, and on reasonable terms,
oct 10
Suspenders, Suspenders*
T HE subscriber has now ou hand,nvery largo
assortment of Suspenders, viz: Superior
Elastic Silk Net, do Gum ‘ Elastic, do Buckskin
do, Extra Silk Elastic and Cotton; all of which are
offered at h|s usual low price,
novll G. S. Nit IIOLS, Market Square.
D'. Beni. ..
. returned from New-York with a large
and splendid assortment of Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS, which will bo sold at
reduced prices for cash or short credit, consisting
of
60 pieces French, German and Eng. Merinos
50 do. Mouslin de Lainos
500 Rob Roy Woolen Shawls, various sizes and
qualities
500 yards Ingrain Carpeting, best quality
500 do. Cotton do.
1000 plecos English, Frenoh and Am. Calicoos
10 bales 3-4 and 4-4 brown Honipspun
6 cases blenched Sbirtingo and Shqetings
85 pieces white and red Flannels
1000 do.' Room Paper and Bordering •
30 do. Satiuets, assorted colors anu qualities
30 do. Apron Checks
25 do. Irish Linens, 20 do. Long Lawn
25 do. Negro Cloth, 20 do. Negro Blanket#
100 pair Whitney, Rose and Mackinaw do.
300 doz. assorted Head Hdkfs.
10 cases do. Florence braid and plain Straw
Bbnnets
25 pieces plain and figured Silks, new style
25 boxes assorted Ribbons
300 dozen Lqdios silk, cotton nnd worsted Hose
200 do. Gentlemen's woolen mid cotton do.
GO do. Ladies kid and silk Gloves
100 do Gent’s woolen, kid und buckskiutlo.
25 bales Band Boxes
Together with a choice assortment of silk, broche.
cotton and worsted Shawls, Laces, plain, checked
and figured Muslins,'Shaker Bonnets, dre.
Als, an assortment of Ready Made Clothing.
°ct28 210—ly
4 . Ram and Wine*
BBLS N. E. Rum, 1 cask High Wine;
landing from brig Havre, and for sale by •
UmIO PADELFORD, fay & CO.
Wine, Brandy, Gin, Bottles, &c
ip HALF pipes Star siieriy Wine, of superior
JU quality, on draught.
Also, in boxes of 1 and 2 doz each, the follow
ing celebrated brands of .Madeira, Port and Sher
ry Wines, in quantities to suit purchasers, viz: Ol
iveira, Alcyone, Remittance, Diuion, Luna,Wac-
amaw, Mop, Flower, Edtonrd Blondy & Sons.
Joy, Alert, Madeira; Belvidere, Golden, Pale anu
Brown Sherry.
5 pines Otnrd, Dunuy & Co's Brandy
2 uo. superior Holland Gin
10 casks London Porter ’
100 crates Wine Bottles. For sate by
oct 24 207 JOHN W.. LONG
O Bi
HIIDS nnd40 bbls N. E. Ram,Handing
from brig Chnrles Joseph, and for sale by
L’fclO PADELFORD. FAY & CO.
uni*
bbls N.
. Conncctieut Jttivcr Gin.
I Connecticut Gin, Gqwdy's.
IllVr brand, for salo low, by
. . LADD, TUrPER & SISTARE.
[wtlO 240
^ftifrandy A Holland Gin*
it HoUtod Gin, 3 half pipes Cognac
windy, warranted pure; landing per orig
PjUon FuUBr. for ralo by
L“ cl ° MICH. DILLON & CO.
For Hire,
l n able bodied and steady Man, who has been
[“•yHtonted to most kinds of labor, and for
j. ® employment is wanted by tlie moutli
, For further infonnation enquire of
L 0v2 l HAZARD, DENBLOW & CO.
|. n „ XcxV Crop Coffee.
lit I “AGS pnmo green Havana Coflbe of
Uio nciv crop, just received and for snlo
Ladd, Topper & sibtare.
IN.. . Stoves. ■
* “•J'knont Stoves, for sale by <•
^" ,)vl N. B. & H. WEED,"’
[fa 10
wiuoSr p Str
GEORGE H. M,
Steel Pens,
I N tl>e greatest variety.
dec3 W. TilORNEWILLIAMS.
Hams, Beef nnd Tongues.
io r s Bultiuiore Hams
5 do Smoked Beef
10 do Smoked Tongues
Just received and for sale by
dec G
C. L. McNISH.
Preserves nml Cordiuls*
^ BOXES Preserves, assorted
1 tl 15 do Enst India Ginger
150 doz assorted West India Cordials
Recoived and for sale by
dccG C. L. McNISH.
Champagne.
/JA BASKETS Champagne, (‘Jonet’) in
X cl vF quarts and p'mts, for sale by
dec 5 C. L. McNISH
for
-mn- TT _ofthe
Superior and Inferior Courts of Chatham Coiin-
' r, nnd respectfully request yoiir suffrages oil the
ixth day of January, 1840*
dec 16 151 ROBERT W. POOLER.
Fellow-Citizens oi* Chatham Co.
I AM u candidate for re-election to the office of
Sheriff of Chatham Couutv, uiid .solicit your
suffrages on the first Moudny in January next.
dfec 16 151 ELISHA WY1.1»Y.
To tlie Flee tors of Cliathant Co.
Ll LLLO^V-CITIZENS—rl ein a candidate for
X. re-election to the oflico of Tax.CoIlector of
the County, and respectfully solicit your suffrages
on the first Monday iu January next.
dec 13
[)AV1D BELL.
Receiver of Tax Returns.
F ellow-citizens of Chatham conuty,
I offer os a candidate, for re-election to the
office of Receiver ofTax Returns, and solicit
your votes on the first Monday in January next.
J " •‘"'111
dee 13
149
B. LATHROP.
Cotton Plantation and Negroes
for sale.’ .
T HE Cotton Plantation known s* Sombre-
mantle, situate in Bryan county, , on Great
Ogechcc Neck, bounded by lands formerly Mor
el's and Young's, now Roger's,’ containing 1070
acres, of which 320 are cleared and have been
planted iji cotton nnd provisions ? 200 acres rich
low hammock and swamp, uncleared; tho remain
der pitio, and dry salt marsh, which might he re
deemed at little expense. On the premises are a
new dwelling, cotton, com and negro houses,
With plantation utensils, and a supply of provis
ions for tlie negroos till another crop. Tho place
is on the salts and hcnlthy, with a good landing
for sloops 200 yards from tho settlement. 34 Ne-
S toc* attached to the plantation, a very prime and
cnlthy gang.
Also, u tract of Laud in 'White Bluff district/
situated on the Montgomery road, near Hanar’s
bridge, and on Vernon river.containiug3C0 acres,
adjoining the lands of Adams—125 acres cleared
and suitable for planting or pasture, tlie remain
der heavy timbered laud. On the place a house,
which may be made acomfortable dwelling.
Persons wishing to purchase will please apply
to tho subscriber at Savannah,
dec 13 W. WOODDRIPGE.
M
morrow
doc 2
lit »*?*.-
.. ■ a; 'rh*- *
IW Liverpool
Tho first class ship COROMANtoO,
Copt. Pierce, will commence loading tq-
w For freight apply to
2 PADELFORD, FAY & CO.
For New-York—Drfr Line.
Tho regular packet brig EXCEL, E.
herwood, master, will moot with despatch.
For freight or passage, Apply on board at Mon
gin's upper wharf, or to
dec 14 ' WA‘ fc ?’UBURN ll LEWIS & CO.
port.
to
For Baltimore*
The fine uew schr. SOPHIA, Captain
f ones, will meet with despatch for the above
For freight or pns*a»tt, apply on board, or
^ . s - FHILBRICK & CO.
Who offer for solo landing from said vessel/
2700 bushels prime White Corn
1000 do Oats
300 bids superfine Howard street Flour
10 kegs Butler, 30 do ground Sugar
24 boxes ground Pepper, IQ do Mustard
dec 14
For New-York.
Tlie regular packet brig WILSON FUL
LER, Copt. Thatcher, will havo immediate
despatch. For freight or passage, 1 having supe
rior accommodations, (state roorjs) apply to
Captain T. on bourd at Moore's wharf, or to •
dec9 L. BALDWIN-
' ’ Great f?alo of Books.
By H. PimbrickAcC*.
TIHS EVENING, at half pint 6* q'cloclc;.
tlie storo on west side of Bull^troet, two doora' •' ’
north fi om MonumpnLSqnaUB, n large and valua-*
Ida col'ection of Bool«—comprising n great varlc--
ty of splendid Library editions in the various de-"
artments of History,- Biography, Philosophy,-
theology, Pootiy, Romance, «Scc. A large $*f
sortment of English jntd Americnn Auunuls, A1-*
liuuis, fino finnily, Church nnd Pocket Bibles,
Prayer Bobks; &e. Also, a fihb assortment of*
Letter and Cap Writing Paper, Rill Paper t Bluuk.
and Memorandum Bonks, Port Folios,Mbps,Ace.'
This collection of Bodks, probably tlie most ex-^
tomivo anti valuable over offered ut ntictidn in this- *
cit}% will be foimd wall worthy din attention of*
gnmlemon filling up l.ihravies, and of merchants
and Whcrirbuying to sell ngnin.
Tho Books will be opon for ini
;c dajv Hale positive and in order of die' cUta^-
logucs which may lie had at tho place of sale.—
'Terms casli (banuablo money\ before
dec 18
For Ncw-Orlenns nnd mobile,
(As Freight mnij Offer,)
rinrfust sailing'scljr'*"
•. L. Smith, master, having part of her ca -
go engaged, will sail widi despatch. For bala*u e
of freighter passage, apply on board at Hunter's
wharf, or to
dec 1G R. RAIFORD.
For Freight or Clmrtcr,
The fine schooner MAItY GALLANT,
burthen 460 barrels, will no ready to receive
go in u few days,
jferred. Apply t<
ready
A Sou.hcrn port will bo
S. PIIILBRICK & CO.
Who offer for sale on bourd said schooner,27*00
bitshe’s Oats. dec 17
Sugms, Liquors, Ac.
Q HHDS.prime Porto Rico Sugar
Ov/ 16 pipes pure Holland Gin, various
brands
6 halfpipes Seignette Brandy
6 do 1st proof Doinesdq Brandy
6 puncheons Jamaica Ruin
6 qr casks sweet Mnlaga Wiue
10 qr casks Golden Sherry, Sicily and Mar-
seillesMadeira
24 doz Dnff>Gordon& Co's Golden Sherry,
vintage of 1829
20 doz Port and Hock Wines
50 boxes Chas. Ilivcr No. 1 Soap
36 cases Pickles
20 reams Foolscap Paper
For sale on accommodating terms,
nov 26 GEORGE H. MAY.
n ai
Bonnet Ribbons.
Just received and now oponing, '
rriwo boxes rich Plaid Satin and Taffeta Bon*
X net Ribbons, for sale low by
A. BENNETT,
nov 25 No. I and 8 Waring's Buildings.
LUCINA CORDIAL
MjC Cordial de I.ncin(^-On 1’Fllx-
flr de FAiuour.
T HE subscriber hns tho 'pleasure of nnhounc-
iug to the citizens of the United States, that
he has purchased, for a vciy lurgo sum and from
tlie inventor, tho celebrated Dr. Mngttin, «r Paris,
the recipe and right for making tins astonishing
medicine. Until tlie appearance of the' “Lucitm
Cordial," (about three years since) it was thought
that the conmluints which it speedily overcomes,
were beyond the reach of human remedy, ns for
Ill IUI |I1U U Ul Ulb "Uliu. t III.I VUIUIUI,
however, to the great advantage of tho human
race, soon proved itself to he tho deshleratnm so
long soughtfor; and accordingly, notwithstanding
tlie brief period of its existence, it bos acquired a
celebrity so great, that it is eagerly sought for.
throughout the civilized globe. Dr. Magnih soon
finding that the demand was so vast us to render
ipply impassible, disposed of the recipe -and
Butter.
p* *g KEGS Butter received on consignment,
31 and for sale by
deed NOBLE A. HARDER.
Baltimore Bacon.
6 HIIDS. Sides
6 do. Shoulders, first quality Bacon, land
ing from schr Sophia. For sale by
dec 14 GEORGE H. MAY.
I for side by
MICH. DILLON & CO.
Oats.
J[AA BAGS heavy Seed Oats, just raceiv-
3UU cd and for side ty
dedl4
"Hay:
200 I ,ri,,le Eastern Hay, for
dec U ,0llJ ^ MICH. DILLON & CO.
100
English Gold.
VEftKI
SO
dco 14
KIGNS, for «nlc by
M. DILLON & OO.
Candles.
-g AA DOXF.S Composition Candles, a«u.
X vlvr porior article,landing from brig Havre,
and for .tdoby
d«o 11 PADELFORD, FAY A CO.
Fine Cut Tobacco. ,
DOZ. Mrs. Miller’s finqctitTobacco,
I ij\j just received and for solo by
dec 13 Cl L. McNISII.
Herring.
F IFTY bbls dry salted Herring, landing from
brig Wilson Fuller, and for sale low, by
dec 9 • L. IIALDW1N.
Sperm Candles.
T HIRTY boxes 4,6 and 0 Sperm Candlcs-
just recoived und for solo by
nov 38 LONG & PATTERSON.
Domestic Brandy nnd Gin.
DDLS. Domestic Brandy, 15 do Smith's
Jj do Gin, received por brig New York, and
for sale by
nov27 MICH. DILLON & CO.
Coni.
mW O hundred and fifty cbnidrons best quality
X Engifsb Coal, landing from brig Symetry,
at Telfair's wharf, for solo m lots to suit purcha
sers, by MICH. DILLON & CO.
dec 7
Notice to Planters.
-g A A BBLS. now AIcnhaden Fish, oqual to
XUU No.3 Mackerel, just recoived and for
mile at a low rule by
• dco n Mich, dillon & co.
Fresh Spices.
-* AA MATS Cinnamon
X'/Vs 1 bbl Nutmegs, fresh imported
" — Hq,
1 casoMaco do, lT>ag, Cloves do
20 kogs pure ground Ginger
19 bugs ltoot ' do
5 do Alspice, &c. Just 'received and for
I by.; G. R. IIENPRICKSON.
' y d^cQ 245 . • i
oo
Wt23 L '232 ,TtJP1 L11 & S f 8- ^ 4nov 30 PORGHER •& LAROCHE^
™ do Pilot do
^fafbUUFMBeof
SSi,C»nal Flour
[ Afafarele^ 80 k ° gS G0,,h<>n BUl “ r
CLAGHQRN & WOOD.
i -• TO Planters,
1 T3EA8 nnd BEANS—Enrly Chinn Dwarf
^irBaans, early six week Bends, white Kidney
Boons, red Murrotv Bcnns, early Washington of
■ ■ iiui| m, icil .11 Ul l w n oxviui.q v-.. .j i. o—-- —
T June Peas/ large white Mnrrowfut Peas, Dwhrf
-Marrowfat Peas, early Charlton Peas,Dwarf Pro-
Rose Water. n ■ tM
LARGE supply of treble distilled English,
^ju French nnd Aradrican Rose Water, just fe-
oeiredr Ct ntjE&CM'
facuirin^ 0 ^ ^ 1Q Afoens Manu-
ily 0 r c °ti8tautly on hand
‘•iiuoSSn. Woolen and Cotton
pflrior article for Negro Clotiiing. ‘
LfaSa NOBLE A. HARDEE.
r 4 Whit0 LontI
ll) Z 1“ Chalk
, 5 2 d » Whiting -
! U J lr «eivelri!‘’ r 5 ^ 0 Snlt P °tro
^twieby ^° r ^ avan nohand Coromondo,
O-R. HENDRICKSON.
fa (
Perfumed Soaps.
A VARIETY orPerfumod Soaps for die toil-
J\_ Ot, in bars and cakes, of various descriptions.
ninstard. ...
A SUPPLY of London Mustard, of superior
ORCH^ifc,LA ROCHE,
Opposite tl(e Market,
,] ec b Sign'of llio Golden Globe
Tin Plate.
g"\NE Uundrcdlioxcs Tiu Plato }x
500lbs Block Tin, 600 lbs Coppor Bolts
for solo bv ' N. B. &H.WEED.
for
nov
. Wood.
A QUANTITY of Wator Oak and Blnok Jack
Wood for said nt Guihuurtin’s wharf, which
will bo sold at a reduced price for cash, if taken
from tho wharf,
dec 12 JOHN GUILMAUT1N.
Bale llupc.
COILS, n very superior article, forsale
DU by WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO,
dec 5
Hams.
6 HMDS fintqnalitjr Hams, landing from brig
Now Hanover, nnd for Bnlo'by
dec 5 • PADELFORD, PAY & CO.
Cream Ale.
-g A BBLS. warrmited n first rate nrticlo, land;
III ing from brig Clinton, for solo by
dec 10 MICH. DILLON & 60.
3500
Palms, Oils, Glass, Ac.
GALLS, pure English Linseed
Oil
300 gallons bleached Sperm. Oil
COO . do. unbleached do..
500 do. blenched and refined Whale Oil
500 do. unbleached do. do.
500 , do. common do. do.
200 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes
50 dozon large Picture do. do. *
2 tons White Lead. Recoived and for sale
HAZARD, DENSLOW & CO.
"oct 19
by
Splendid London Annuals.
'XXT T. WILLIAMS has just received,a few
W • ofthe London Annuals for 1840, of tho
most beautiful kinds, embellished with engravings
by the most eminent Artists.
The Amaranth, edited by Herney, folio with 13
engravings on steel.
Tlie Iris, by Miss Metford,with large nnd beau
tifully engraved plates and iimciful picturesque
borders, in a new and unique style, iu folio.
Thu Book of the Boudoir or the Court of
Queen Victoria, a series of Portraits ofthe Eng
lish Nobility, together with that ofthe Queen.
Gems of Bpiiuty, with fohcifiil illustrations
verse, by the Countess of Blossin^ton, folio.
The Belle ofthe Season,.by tlie Connfoss of
Blessington, splendidly illnstratediu quarto.
Fisher’s Drawing Room Scran Book, with po
etic iJlustrati'oiis by L. E. L. and Maty Howitt,
with 36 ougravings, quarto.
• Tbo Sjinkspcore Gallery of Female Portraits,
numerous plates. . , « - • ,
Tho Book of Beauty, by tho Countess of Bios
sington'.
Tbo Koopsake, oditoil by Lady E.' Stuart Wort-
ley.
Tho picturesquo Annual, Windsor Castle, 10
plates.
Friendship’s Offering and Winter’s Wrcath,
Forget Me Not, Ackernmnn’s.
Belgium and Nassau, with upwards of50 platos,
Tho Orioutal Annual, containing Tales, Le-
geuds and Romances, by F, Bacon, with engrav-
mgs by Fender,
Tho Juvenile Scrap Book.
Also,
All tlio American Annuals aud works of fancy,
dec 7
n jt of sale, under obligations of secrecy, for
England and tho United States, and other, coun
trios, only preserving Frauce and Italy for himselfi
Thus hns the subscriber possesed himself of the
invaluable secret, and now hastens to give the in
habitants of his line of agency the. benefits of his
speculation.
“Le Cordial de Lticiue," or, in English, "the
Lucina Cordial," is a general invigoratorof the hu
man frame. In all the various cases of languor,
lassitude and debilitation, it is an unfailing reme
dy, as it is equally its province to impart cheer
fulness and decision to the mind, as health and vi
gor to the body. But foe peculiar virtue on which
is celebrity is based, is tho facility and ceriaiuty
with which it restores the virile powers when they
have bceu destroyed by disease, time, reckless
ness, or any of the numerous causes which termi
nate in tho prostration of those functions.
In common with the geuerulity of really good
medicines, this Cordiul contains nothing of a mer
curial or deleterious nature, among the many in
gredients which compose it; but is, at the sume
time, so simple, yet so efiicucioiiB, that while it can
renovate tlie prostrated energies of a giunt, an in
fant may use it, not only with impunity, but with
advantage.
The usages of society are unfortunately siich
that, notwithstanding tho benefits which would bo
sure to result from it, we cannot enter into an an
alysis of this inestimable Cordial here, or publish
many of tho documents which have been receiv
ed, as Voutliers of the blesflings it has conferred ou
numbers of despairing individuals. Uut-ihis we
cannot forbear remarking—that it 1ms been de
monstrated that tliere is scarcely ever, if apy such
thing at all, as natural barrenness, or us uutural
imbecility of the procreant fuiictionsiu oither sex {
and, therefore, that those evils are tlie effects of
artificial causes,and maybe speedily subdued and
removed by the use of “Lo Cordial de Lucine."
The Lucina Cordial i» also an indubitable cure
for tho CiGet, and the Fluor Albas, obstructed,
difficult or painful Menstruation; also, for tlie
incontinence of Urino or tho involuntary dis
charge thereof. It is likewise an invahuiblo and
unrivulled medicine in cases of Chronic Errup-
tions of tlie skin, and in the dropsicul infections
of the aged.
Most important to the American Public.
The United States proprietor of the celebrated
Luciita Cordial, or Elixir of Love, begs to lay be
fore the community, tho following certificate,
which ho 1ms received from the invoutof, the illus
trious Dr. Maguiu, of Puris:
"This is to certify, that I have disposed of the
recipe for making tho Lucina Cordiul, qr Elixir of
Love, und ulso the right to sell it throughout the
United States of North America, to John Wiqters
Holderwell,M. D. My reasons for so doing is,
that the demandh to mo for the above Cordial, of
which I am the inventor, are so minvwins, that I
nmiinuble to supply nil the orders froniFrauceniid
Italy alone; and buve therefore disposed of the
privileges vouchsafed in this and other certificates
of a like nature , in order to generalise tlie benefits,
of iny discovery throughout tho world.
Given under my hand at Puris, on this ninetepnth
duy of January, in the year of our Lord, eighteen
hundred and thirty-eight.
ERASTE MAGNIN.
} Wi “
For Snlo or to Rent.
The two story Dwelling uml two Lot* in
nckson Word, opposite tho Free School.
Yossoision will be given immediately. Apply to
A. PARSONS.
dec 17
Stolen*
From the stable of Mr. John
Whitehend, in Burke County, on
the 29th November Inst, a beautiful
Bay HORSE, black mane and tail,
(mono very thin) ono or two while
feel,four years oullast spring,walks
and trots fine. A liberal reward will be given
for delivery of tbo Horse, and a reward of $50
for the apprehension of the thief, with proof to
conviction. Tho Horse to be delivered-in Sa
vannah or Augusta. Letters to bo directed to
Mr. llibler, Augusta. 241ca # dec 4
Steamer Richmond for Sole.-
By S* Pltllltrlck & Co*
Will bo sold at public auction id front rtf the J
Exchange, in the cl tv of Savannah, bn Wednes
day, tiia first day of January, 1840,'
The steamer Richmond, with her cngiiio, boil---
er, tackle,'
The Richmond was built in Baltimore, in the
year 1836, by W. & G. Gardner, of the be*tni&«
teriali, nnd is coppor fastened.
8 ha is 126 feet lougv 26 feet beam, and 8* feet
depth of hold.
Her engine is a lever beam, of SOdiorse power,
bui|t by C. Reeder, of Boltiinorc, uridcr the par--
ticulur inspection of the lute W.-Scarborough,
^-q. -Her boiicr is now, having been in use nut
few months; it wus built by Fnwcete, Fusion &
Co. of Liverpool, nta cost af $6,500. Her cab
in is well furnished with 12 berths, wash room und
water closets.
The boat is well found, \wth nncbrr;. chain ca
ble*', hawsers, cooking and cabiu itoves, cub’w
furniture, bedding, &c. and is now iugotd oidel:
for business.
The sale wifi bo positive.
The terms of sale—1-3 cash, tizli0icb3, 4‘ and 6>
:onths for a iprovad paper.
Offers ly private contract will receive a tenlionr
until the 31st inst.
By order of tho Board of Directors.,
dec 18 C. F. MILLS. A rant.
.Central Rail Road and Banking:
Company or Georgia.
SavaXXah, 3d Dec. 1839.
DIVIDEND NO. 6.
A DIVIDEND from the profit* of this Com
pany for ,tho punt six months hns been this
day declared, payable ou nnd after the 11th inst.
The amount of dividend is $3 55 por share for
sluires on which the smn of $100 was paid prior' *
June last, and $2 50 per share of $97 50 paid.
Stockholders fit and m the neighhornood of Ma
con, can receive their dividends nt tho Branch.
R. R. CUYLER, Cashier,
dec 5 242—lm (Geor.)
Dividend No* 5.
Savannah Jnsuranck &l Trust Co. )
5th December, 1839. j
A DIVIDEND of 5 por cent, having been
this day declared by tlie Board of Directors
upon tho Capital Stock,,for the last six mouths.
Tho same will be paid on and after Monday next,
tho 9th instant.
dec 5 BAiMUEL C. HOUSE) Secy,_
Central Rail Rond A Banking
Company of Georgia*
Savannah, Nov. 13,1839.
A N Election for nine Directors to manage tlie
affairs of this Institution, wifi bohehlot the
Banking House iu this city, on the first Monday
in January next. Polls to bo open from 9 A. M.
to 2 P*. Af. By order. _ R. R. CUYLER,
nov 18
227
Cashier.
One Thousand Dollars Reward,
“ITTILL bo paid for the apprehension, \vita
▼ V proofto conviction, orthe person orp<
sons who fired the Bridge of tho Central R
Road over tiin Little Ogeechee, oil the 21st iiist.
By order of tlie Rourd of Directors.
R.,R. CUYLER, Cashier.
noy23 231 (Georgian)
Hfncsvillc Academy. ,
T HE Trustees of the above Institution, take
pleasure iu anuounciug to the public, tluq
they have engaged tlie services of Col. James S.
Bradwcll, for tho ensuing year.
Tho instruction of the Academy wi!H)C—
Elementary Branched; together with
Latin and Greek,
Algebra tuid Geometry,
Book-Keeping and Finance,
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy, »fcc. &c.
Bourd for children can be obtained in respecta
ble houses on reasonable terms.
, 8. SPENCER, Secretary.
December lsty 1839.
K7*The Darien Heraldjwill publish the above
once a week until January next, and forward the
account therefor,to the Secretary at Riccborough,
Liberty ^County. 640 dec 3
Election IVoticc.
A N election for the following county officers.
to wit: Sheriff, Clerk of tho Superior and
Inferior Courts, Receives of Returns ol’Toxoble
Property, Tax Collector,' Coroner, aud Surveyor
of Chatham County, will be held nt the Cdurt
House in the city of SaVaunali, on Monday the
sixth day of January, 1840., Polls opened at the
hour prescribed by law. * The Magistrates of
Chatham county are requested to presido at raid
election. The Sheriff is hereby enjoined to at
tend with tho Coiuity. Constables, to open tlie
polls und preserve order. By order.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
dec 13 Deputy Clerk Inf, c. c. c.
This highly important medicine is for sale by
John Winters llplderwell, No. 12Q Liberty-street,
New-Yorkj Charles B. Tyler, No. 70 Chesnut-st.
Philadelphia; nnd in Baltimore by Roberts &. At
kinson, John M. Laroque, and G. R. Tyler; in
Washington City by Tobias Watkins and Charles
Stott; in'Georgetown by O. M. Liiillmcuin; in
Richmond by John E. Eiistice; in Petersburg by
Braggs Thomas, nnd Dupuy, ltoser & Jones;
nml in Norfolk by M. A. Santos and B. Emerson;
anil by John Woodly, No. 65 Poydras-st. Now-
Orlenns.
It can also be found at nil the principal Drug
Stores in South-Carolina,and in Augusta, byHa-
vilaud, Risley &. Co., Thomas Barrett & Cq. and
Nelson Carter; and in Suvannali by
G. R, HENDRICKSON.
Price $3 per bottle, with full directions.
Rug 5 164—1y
Law Notice.
C UYLER W. YOUNG, Attomoy and Conn-
sellor at Law, has located himself in Louis
ville, Georgia, where lie will attend to all profes
sional business entrusted to Ids core, with diligence
and punctuality. lie will rogtilnrly attend tlie Su
perior Courtsofthe Counties of Jefferson, Burkej
Scriven, Etfiilghaiu, Bulloch, Tattnall und Mont
gomery.
aug 2 . 163
Notice to.Pilots.
I T nppearing by a report of tho Resident Phy
sician in Boston, that foe Snwll Pox, to un
alanning extent is, rtnd has beun' for somo tinte,
prevniliug in that city; notice is hereby given
all Pilots and Captains of vessels arriving from
that port, to bring their vessels to anchor atFiVs
Fathom, nnd there to remain, without communi
cation with the city, or adjacent country, until
.visited by tlie Health Officer.
By order of the Mayor and AldOnnon passed
foisday. WM. B. STEVENS, M. D.
Do^uty Heultii Officer,
dec 13 v ' For the Port of Savanna
delivory.
Administrator’s Sale.
By S. Pliftlbrick & Co.
On the first Tuesday in Junuary noxt, in front
of tlie Court II quso, between the usual hours off
sale,;
A fine Saddle and Gig Horse, perfectly gentler
and sound, belonging to the estate of ^icholn*
Marlow, deceased; and sold by order ~
ininistrator. Terms cash.
Administrator's Sate. , ; V
By Pliilbvick & Co.
3 nn
rst Tuesday in January next, at 11 rt f *
Court House ‘
On tlie t
clock, in frout of tlie Court House in fob city, &
Sliarcs Stock iu steamer Forester, belonging tor
eitato of A. Saussey of South Curolinn, deceased.- .
Sold by order.oftiie Administrator. Terms cash-
riov 22
Jw
On tho first Tuesday in January next,
W ILL be sold before tlie Court L fotne in the
city of Savannah, between the usual I our#
of sale, (under tlie -superintendence ofthe Com^
mince on Sales) foe following Lots, viz;
Lot No. 39, Elbert Ward, hounded east by W
No. 40, south by Liberty street, west by lot No^
38, and north by a lane; re-entered upon as the
property of Judith Sheftall, for ground rent.
Also, Lot No. 24, Liberty Word, bounded east,
by Jefferson street, south by York street, west by
lot No. 23, aud north by President street; re-en
tered upon as die property ofthe estate Samuel
Wilkins, for ground rent.
Also* Lot No. 35. Lilw»vty Ward, boftnded cast
by lot No. 30, south by South Broad street; west
by lot NO. 34, nnd north by a lane; re-dhterefi ufK
n ns the property of the estate Snmuel Wilkins/
or ground rent.
Abo, Lot No. 3, Warren Ward, bounded oast
by lot No. 4, south by a lime, west by lot No! 2,
ami north by Bay street; re-entered upon at tho
property of Win. P. Bowen, for groun^ rent.
SlicimSaiei
XYTILL be sold oil the first Tuesday in Jamt*
vv cry next, before the Court House in tho
city of Savannah, between tlie usual hours of sale,
Isaac, a Negro man slave; levied ou os tlie proper
ty of Alexander Drysdalo, to satisfy executions
issued out of the Honorable tho Cpurt of Com
mon Pleas and of Oyer and Tenniuer for the city
of Savannah, in favor of Jacob Doe, et. aL Prop
erty pointed out by defendant,
dec 9 ELISHA WYLLY, Sheriffc } j:t ,
Colorado aud Red River LniuE^
O N tlie first Tuesday iu January next, befffr’0
tlie Court House in the City of Savannah*
will ho Bold for the benefit of the creditor^ of Lew
is Gunahl.an insolvent debtor,five thousand (5000)
acres of Land in the Republic of Texas, the some
being contained in a script for five (5) shares in
tlie estate aud fuuds of the Colorado and Red
River Land Company, transferable on the booluf
of tlie Company, the said script having been regu-
lurly made out to the said J^ewis Ganoid and by-.
him assigned to me under an order ofthe Hon,
the-Inferior Court of Chatham County, for tho
benefit of the creditors ofthe said Lewis GiraohL
ELISHA WYLLY,
Assignee for benefit creditors Lewis Gnuohl
nov 25 •
Exchange
O N New-York at 5 to 30 days, for sale by
LADD, TUBPER & 8ISTAKE.
dec 16 ~ 251 •
Exchange.
D RAFTS Oil New York ut 30 dftys.for sale b/
LADD, TUPPER& SISTARE.
dec 13 249"
Exchange
O N Baltimore, Pbiladelphiu and New Ydrk/
at sight uud at 60 days, for .safe by
dec 10. S. PlULBRlCK. & CfO.
iQEobXlc & other Alabama Funds!
W ANTED by
dec 17 PADELFORD/ FAY & CO.
Boarding:.
T HREE or four Gentlemen can be acetanmes
dated with day board, by applying.rat the
corner, of Whitaker nnd York-streets, near thd
Arseiml. 252m dec 17-
Wanted to Pnrehasd
I MMEDIATELY, for tho Use of a PJahtcrVntt
aide bodied Negro Man or Boy, for whoiu d
fuir price wifi bo paid/ . JOHN BOSTON
. april 8
WfliltUrt , .
T O purchase, a family of six or eight Nbgrbedj
' for which Cosh will bo paid. Inquire of
oct 29 NOBLE A; HARDER; ..
dec 12
JOHN GUILMARTIPfr
Notice.
O N Tuesday last, about 1 or 2 o’clock, there
enme h man (his iianio not known) into my
yard with a wagon and team, four mules and one.
sorrel mare, ungeared them, tied them to the
wagon mid went off, and has not been seen Binco.
I have the team and wagon in my possession, and
tlie owner can have them by paying expenses and
proving property. Apply to
dec 13 249||i, WM. A. PITTMAN,
Tooth Wash.
J UST received, a fresh supply of Chlorineimd
Orris* Tooth Wash, fi»r cleaning and preserv
ing the teoth. Rocoived and* for sale by
dec 13 ANSON PARSONS.
Wood, Wood.
T 1IE Subscriber has now on bond/ and will
bo constantly receiving, a supply of first
quality Oak and Ash Wood. Apply at the Wood
Yard, east end of the town.
oct 17 201 H. F. AVILLINK.
Twin-or MultiboIR Boll Cot£bn
Seed for Sale.
T HE Subscribers havo on hand a lot of the
above Seed of the present year's crop, raised
outlie plantation of Mr. Wm. Kilpatrick, in Put
man county, of this Stat. It is a fact well known
by those persons who have tried this spooles of
Cotton—4hat;t isauperior to any othor for quail*
ty, and yields more per acre, especially upon old
, lands thaiiany other yet kiiowiij A couple of thfe
stalks with bolls,-limy be Hcoii nt our Counting
Room, WIMBERLY & JONES,
doc 3 239
Wanted,
A LAD to attend in a Drng Stbfc..
. 6f JOHN E. STlLWt_„,
dec 10 Corner of Broughton &■ Whitakei
marshal^ Sale-
BtlYAX M. MoKBly, )
vs. > In Admiralty.
flic Rohi. Prucfl and cargo..
B Y virtue ofun order of Court In ,-tHuf cai
will bo sold before tho Court' Houfle Inf
vanuuli, on tho first Tuesday iu January next,* tl
schooner Robert Bruce and tier cargo of Boards, v
34 bbls damaged Flour, 10 kegs of damaged To
bacco, and one Gun, all ns thq ratha iiow nro at
the Landing and Plantation of Btyafr M. Morel/
Esq. gtOssabuvv Island. Terms cush, bankable
inoneyj PHILIP M. RUSSELL;
Deputy M arshal District of Georgia,
dec 6 843