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^...DAIM ItEFITOMCAIV ** CITY OK SAV Janies Clclnml, *t2w^«% “ Kcpubllcmi,” | three tiinni. a week, (Monday, Wed l<r” , ' .1 Friday) ht the ofllco ofthe “Dndy IVO u vnn,” containing nil tile intelligence 3BD m .1.0 l|ily paper, at for «ix inonthi. miblwhodM the usual rates, laieiily-live Oeifts for the lint, and Thirty- Jnd a hdlf for each insertion after, ; per ^"Eoch CHationhy the Cjerkii ofthe Cijnrts K^yWappii'eation has been madffor 2*7’Admh.isU-ation, must be publnli, I Kf»TY DAYB at least. Kndce by Executor. and Administrator! for KiS«^ e ^ , : u,eiracc,unta . . ir Vnirnns by Exociitnm and Adininis- led „ mnst bo at publd auction, on the DrstTues- rih. month, botweon the usual hours of ■ laco of Public Sales In tho County the betters Test amentary, ofAdministra- I ITorOuirdiaiiship may have been granted, lit at I i-iIi.iiiTV navi nntieo thereof in one of the IjSK car-ettes of this Slate, and at the dooref |£ Court House, whero suck sales ere to be 1 "'Notice for leavo to sell Negroes, must be pub- Ihhrdforfbur months, before any order absolute lltollbetaailo thereupon by the Conrt. I' 0,1,1 of Heal Estate liy Executors, Adimniatrn- Iuh nnd Gitordiaui, must bo published SIXTY Ijuyg befero diodny of Solo. Theso sales must Ik made at dto Court House door of the Coutity B is which the property issitualo, and on the first Tuesday ofthe Month,between Die hoursoftenin |(t morning and four In tile afternoon. No sale llomdaytodny is valid, unless uo expressed in "ttidrertiseincnt. ' Applications by Executors, Administrators and Itardians to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to l«| land, must be published FOUR MONTHS. Biles of personal property (excopt negroes) •nutate and intestate estates by Executors and inistraton must be advertised FORTY [days. Applications by Executors ond Administrators fl/itcrsDisniuMory, must bo published SIX IONTIIS. Applications for foreclosure of Mortgages on |«,tnte must lie advertised once a mouth for [UK MONTHS. Orders oftlto ConrtofOrdinary, (accompani- aitlia copy ofthe bond of agreement) to :e tides to :.ind must be advertised Timitic ...inis at least. Bhefiirssalesundcr executions regularly grant, jirtho Courts, must be advertised THIRTY lAVS—under mortgage executions SIXTY iVS—Sales ofperirfiahlo properly under or- ef Court, must be advertised, generally, TEN ,,1’S before tiio' day of sale. AB Advertiscmentswill be punctually attended |V All Lette|b directed to tills Ofiice or the “'“I, must bo post paid, to entitle tliom to ot- Gardcu Seeds. nllE subscriber has just received per brig 1 Afsdison, Ids supply of IVosh Garden Seeds, nntcilto bo of best ipndity, and die growth ol D,vix: ney, half moon and Valentino; It, . . „ .blood,white, Senrsi (tank Cabbage, early York, Bi Ufcrgeu and red Dutch; Carrot, , ,,l. I dlong oran t»*nd prickly; intMellon, Citron Bnvms; early Cimli [land white Portugal; Okra, cn nner.long sweet Spanish Peaso, I Of Charlton, liliiu Inip—■' ’ timed; long a and long itlmeg anil liver shin’ll, I Parsley, ilrF, Mur- top's Prolific atpl Tall Marrowfat; RutlSh^ong ifctirtibrt ton’d do,white turnip do,early from- |tadBjock fall; 8qiiasli, curly bush and long knocked; Salsify, Tomnoes; Turnip, early L large flat Globe and Rmabago; Pepper . Voter, Cress, >vliito ami red "Clover, Lu- _ ip Grass, &c. For sale by |mt20 ANSON PARSONS. lowland’s Pulmoimrin, or Ve getable Demulcent. ■N cans of obstinate Catarrh; in Coughs, | wbetherarisingfrom recent ornealected colds: ■AiUuna*, and as an auxiliary and means ofpre- relief from tiro threatening symptom* of ap- pdiing Pulinoimry Consumption, no medicine wpeater claims upon 'the confidence of tire in- JM than the above modipine. ■It u for the afflictive and troublesome syinp- Bj°f coaghing, expectoration or phlegm, puin I®* &c. which constitute prominent fen- ■HUkf inn eaiixiln’..., ,t.^ . _ ■ wihbii liuuiiuiuw’.prviiiiuom ich- p of the complaint, that tho*Pirhnpnnriu was pfneu, and bos manifested its most Valuable pro- |h a equally useful of course in the relief, df PSns and colds, arising from suddon changes of (ether, from wearing damp linen, &c, ■forrale by A. BARTOW. Tjny83 Lfef Bostpriuff the Hair. iuit tasaila Oil rs so denominated, because it ocomposed of vegetable ingredients,and its * are pre-eminently displayed in the follow- IfMpetts: It possesses properties ofthe most pnoufi nature, which eradicates the scurf and l^puntjes ofthe hair; nourishes the Imir and Tim* 1U fa,,in « °^i and.lessens the liability of Cn! j grc ?’ 5 lengthens the weakest hair, PProdnew a luxuriant growth;- gives a vigor U M S lr w ‘* IC l * oon Produces on inimitably nat- L/T’ an $ prevents its falling out tu a damp ,, , re * °, r ^ring exercise; renders the hair km ?i Ura or n rhiicial, beautiftilly soft and k Bui 5 beitow ® inestimable gloss and pleos- tdrlS? 8 t01 Ircssos—jii fine, renders the p tttnm.-ccndantly beautiful, promotes the | e uu°A, , ? n !» °y° brows, mustaches, &c. Ti»..I 6 ? 8 ! w, T ,ts uiicOts are strikingly bouefi- iDnE ect y nino xions, and may with safety jJSf “ .° u 10 youngest infant; it eradicates the lutro,»«f er . fll, p6rior to combs, sonps, &c.; Iwnliftn ,i l ) ! efl . fiiint t0 tho infant, gradually ionm,i, Uie , ,r » Rnd augments its growth so beautiful head of hair. Preserves *re<iiSl r8 f ft ^SyPfi violent exercise, and is till nr ent uUl, . t >’ ^ or parsons Unveiling by sea icnt I2 rv ? i d le hair, rendering it peculiarly Uon ii, u*! w ?y a dressed, lias wonderful ef- Minlii*i,° ,! r ln , hot or cold climates, and is L. * l C| hmation by distinguished persons LnSj!®*}}!® R nd retail by the Proprietor, NUaeatS 0 I,ro . a d'vay, New-York, and by [ lttaeM > hy A ; PARSONS, Agent, «WEcrho,Ue. SaVttBn “ 1, -„^' 2 r ) l)n/ J n y * Hfnittly Pcnclics. „ " %■ Cnmni Jelly,80 do Brandy Pencil, nkbv' Jllal tcceived per brig I,ninnr, olid li ooo C.L.McNISII. C VV “ h ' foccleaninj I. ofChlorine nnd —■> uain ior eienningand urosorv- tt |lj ; > " Received and for wile by ■ ANSON PARSONS fiiket,... ®*®ol Pens, ■ [l«3* reac ' tv "tiety. ’ THORNE W 11,1,1 AMS. T*Huj Ho,»c. , rior article, for sale , LEWIS & CO ^^Sfe ,ftombrig " PADELFORD, FAY & CO i,^WV®ii5idBSo 1 jlUl- ®^0s4.[innrl A . I.2j LI"lrccatS?i" 4 * H nnd (I Sperm CQlVw lnndlbr raiiehy. LONG SI PATTI Cnndles— i by.’ PATTERSON -Vol. XXXVI.] IlliiNtrmiou of ltculity. n “ 7- A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF IIAIRi. the grandest ornament belonging to the human fVutnc. How strangely tho loss of it changes tho countenance and prematurely brings on tuo ap pearance of old age, which causes many to recoil at being uncovered, and sometimes even to shun society to avoid the jests and sneers of their ac quaintance; tho remainder of their lives are con sequently spout in retirement. In short,not even the loss of property fills the generous thinking youth with Uiut heavy siuking gloom as does tho loss of his Hair. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances,Oldridgo’s Bolin of Columbia stops the huir from failing olf on tho first application nnd a few bottles restores it again. It likewise produ ces eytbmwa and whiskers; prevents the hair from turning grey, makes it curl beautifully, and free* it from scurf. Numorous certificates ofthe first respectability in support oftlio virtues ofOl- dridge’s Uulm.urc shown by tho proprietors. KFRead the billowing: Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Philadel phia, has certified, as may be seen below, to the nigh cl "" ‘ ^ igh character of the following gentlemen. Tho undersigned do hereby certify thutwu have used tho Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Ol- dridge, and have found it highly serviceable uot only as a preventive against the lulling off oi'hair, but also a certain restorative. WM. THATCHER, Seuior, Methodist Minister in St. George charge. ». 8G North Fifth-street. .IS, 331 Arch-street. * 'AS, M. L). 103 Kacc-st. 101 Spruce-st. . r , 243 South 7th at. ,Jr. 123 Arch-st. Tho aged, and those who persist in wearing igsw may not always experience its restorative lalitios, yet it will certainly raise its virtues in e estimation ofthe public, when it is known thnt rua ofthe above signers are ttioro than 50 years ‘age, and the others not less than 30. [From tho Mayor.] Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, \ City of Philadelphia. J I, Robert Whartbn, Mayor of said city of Phil adelphia, do hereby certify thnt I am well acquaint ed with Messrs. J. P. litglis, John S. Fitrey, and Hugh McCurdy, whoso names are signed to the above certificate, that they uro gentlemen of char acter nnd respectability, and as such full credit should be given to the said certificate. In witness whereof, I havo hereunto sot my hand, [L. S.] and caused the seal of the city to ho uf- fixed, this sixth day of December, *fcc. ROBERT WIIARTON, Mayor. Caution.—Observe that each bottlp of the gen uine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on Which is represented tho Falls of Niagara, the A- gent’snuino, &c. A fresh supply received nnd for sale by dec 12 ; ANSON PARSONS. Look at This. SAYANJAII, (Cia.) SATURDAY EVENING, DECEIHBER 21, 1839. [Whole No.—01,018. T IIE left hand halves of Uiebillsnnmcd below, were mailed to the address of the subscriber ou the 0th February last, at Greenville Court Iloiise, South- CnroVuia, by Wm. Choice, which Have not come to hand, nnu the probability is they must bo lost. Tho several Banks are hereby noti fied of my intention to make an application, after due notice, for new notes on tho return of the right hand halves, which are now in my possession. Bank of Augusta, No. 238, uuted 3d Sept. 1830, letter A. - $20 Bank of Augusta, dp.179, do. 3d Oct. 1828, J letter B. ?. • . 20 Bunk of Augusta, do. 890, do: 2d Jan. 1827/ 20 Bank Columbus, No: 852, dated 2d Feb. 1832, letter H. h. 20 Bank Columbus, No.351, dated 1st Sept.1831, letter H. h. 20 Bank Columbus, No. 953, do. 9th Dec. 1830, letter H. h. ■ _ 20 Bank Columbus, No. 1448, dq. lst Oct. 1829, letter H. 20 Bank Columbus, No. 1206,.do- 1st Oct. 1829, letter H. ' 20 Bank Columbus, No. 262, do. 7Ui May, 1830, lattorH. h. ,20 Bank Columbus, No. 12, dated 1st Jan 1830, letter tom. 20 Central R. Road, No. 775, do. 3d June, 1830, letter A-- 20 Bunk State of Georgia, No. 997, do. 1st Sept. 18 dim, letter A. 20 Bank Darien, No. 1078,do. 1st Dec. 1832, let ter B. b. 20 Mechanics’ Bank Augnstn, 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. 53, dated 1st Mny, 1835, letter B ■ , 100 Mechanics’ Bank Augusta, No. 71, dated 1st Nov. 1831, letter A. 20 Bank Milledgeville, No. 4251, dated 2d Sept. 1836, letter A. 100 BankMiUedgevillo, No. 436, do 3d Jan,1837, letter A. 100 Planters & Mechanics’ Bank Columbus, No. 59, dated 9th May, 1838, Letter A. 50 Plan. & Mech. Bank Columbus, No. 330, da ted 2d Nov. 1837, letter A. 60 Ins. Bank Snvonnah, No. 18, dated 8th Dec 1829, letter K. ■ . • NOTICE.—Three months after date, applica tion will be made to the (aboveV different Banks lor new notes, the left hand half of said bills he- mg lost. WILLIAM SMITH. Troup villo, Ga. 15th Oct. 1839. KTThe Georgian,‘Augusta Chronicleand Sen tinel, Southern Recorder nnd Columbus Herald and Sentinel, will pleaso publish the above week ly for three months, ana forward'their accounts tomo’atTrottpvUlo, Ga. forpaymont. • oct31 207t3iii W. S. _ 800 Dollars Challenge, milE Genuine FRENCH PILLS against all JL the QUACK NOSTRUMS of the ago for the cure of * * - - - Pho French Pills are applicable to all cases, for either sex, (warranted freo from mercury,) nnd possesses great advantages over the Balsams and nil linuio medicines, by being entirely free from smell, and consequently do not effect the breath, thereby preventing the possibility of a discovety while using them. Besides this important advantage tliey never dis agree with the stomach, and in the first stages of tho disease they usually effect a euro in a few days, with little regard to diet or exposure. In the most obstinate stages of the disease,'they aro equally certain, having cured many after every other remedy had failed. In short, they Imvebeen so universally successful, that that the proprietor challenges any one to produce a remedy or equal certainty, under a forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. & J. M.. TURNER. Prico$2perbox. *«gS 364—ly F llarrison’s Specific Ointment, OR the euro of Wliito Swellings, Scrofulous nnd other tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old and fresh Wouuds, Sprains and Bruises, Swellings and Inflammations, Scald Head, Women’s Sore Breasts, Rheumatic Puins, Tetters, Eruptions, Cmlbains, Whitlows, Biles,.Corns and Externul Diseases generally. It is likewise greatly superi or to any medicine heretofore discovered for the chafed backs and limbs of horses; forring worms, chapped lips—nnd in short, for every external bo dily evil tliut mny full to tho lot of man or boast. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, nnd T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Prico 50 ceutspor box. niigS 164—ly Snottslioro Female Institute. Ujlt nndMRS. LUC1EN LATASTE infonn Uifeir friends, that the above Institution will bo opened on Monday, the 13th of January, 1840. They hnvito their former patrons to renew their sup port/auaring tliein,Uiat uoefl'ort will be spar ed togivojfhtisfiictiou. ir rates, fora term of five montlis, will be as follows: 1 Reading, Writing and Spel ling, $12 or $9 per month, for any period less than one term. The above with Geography,$lG or $4 per month, The above with History, Grammar and Arithmetic,$18 or per month, Ail the higher 'branches of English, $20 or $5 per month, Frouch, Spanish, and Lat in, each, $20 or $5 per month, Music,Piano or Guitar,each 125 or $0per month, Use of Instruments, $4 Board cun be obtained in tho Borough. The Principal does not design taking any boarders. Tho«e desirous of further information will ad dress us by letter at Milledgeville, dec 6 243eowp A Desirable Oiler. T O RENT—The subscriber’s Store, on his wharf, well adapted for a Shin Chandlery Grocery, or any business connected with ship ping. It is needless for him to say more of this advantageous offer to those who would desire to muhnrk in that line, as it is well known to be one of tfio best in town. Tho subscriber would also inform his friends thnt he has embarked in tho Steamboat business, and his services, or those of his second son, John F. Giiiimartin, can be always hud at his wharf, for those shipping, &c. by die steamers Beattfort District and tho Despatch, ntull times. JOHN GUILMARTIN. N. B.—Also to rout, a spacious threo story House, heretofore known us “Tho Independent Hotel,” fronting on the Bay, in Eaat Broad sweet, well adapted for u Boarding House, with a Ten Pin Alley, Bar, &o. attached.nov26 Satin Ribbons, Ac*. Just received perG. B. Lamar. S ATIN Ribbons, Muslin Bnnds Muslin Edgings and Insertinga Silk Hosiery, Thread, &c. For sale by AVERY & JOHNSON, Sweet Scented Potydcr, Ac. 4Y DOZ. Otto Rose Scented Powder AjQ 6 do. Violet" do. do. G do. Plain do. do. Also, Powder Boxes and Puffs. Received and for salo, by oct25 A. PARSONS. Goslicn Butter. I A FIRKINS Goshou Butter, just received JL" y and for sale bv nov 26 LONG & PATTERSON. Iron, Nails nnd Rum. O NE thousnnd and 48 bars Swede’s Iron, as sorted; 300 casks Nnils do, 50 bids Rum— landing per brig Pandora, from Boston, and for solo by L. BALDWIN, nov 28 Caracas Cocoa. LBS. Caracas Cocoa, just received tlUly audforsaloby liov26 LONG & PATTERSON. Navy Bread. BBLS. Pilot and 50 bbls Navy Bread,just ~-x(J for Jjy LONG & PATTERSON. 25 received atld for sale li; nov 23 Shnrc moulds. 2 TONS Sharo Moulds, for sale by nov 28 W. B. & H. WEED. W. II. A S. Rogers, H AVE just received por recent arrivals from J). Y’orlt, nearly their fall supply of French, Hair Oil. lienrs Grease und i’o- nmtiim. M ACASSAR Oil, English; do do American, Ward’s Vegetable Oil.BearsOil.doGrcase, Pomatum, in pots; do in, rolls, Aldrich’s llidiu Columbia. Just received and for sale on uccuin- modiiting terms i.^ oiiNEgTii _ WELLi Comer of Broughton & Whituker-sts. nov 20 Opposite tho Mansion House, ■j A DDLS ApphaJusUeceivoil per brig Now 1U Hanover, ami forsulo by dcu3 LONG & PATTERSON. Uni-den Seeds, Crop of 1839. T^°R sole liyJ’OllC’IIEU & LA ROCHE, the following: White Onion,1 •Yellow do Red do Early Blood turnip Boot French Amber Sugar do White Silesia Sugnr do Early Orange Turnip do Long Blood do Long Mangel Wurtr.ol Long Scarlet Carrot Long Orange do i Long Blooddo Early Horn do Guernsey Parsnip! Long White do Early Cluster Cucumber Long do LongGroeudo Early short green do Markcnoes, for picklo Sup’r Watcrmellon Large Musluuellon Fine Nutmeg Mellon Large Cnntclone do Green Citron do Bush Summer Squash Dutch Summer Squash Crookneck Winter do Coconnnt or Portet do Mamraotli Pumpkin Large Yellow do Imn'l sugar loaf Lettuce White head early do Green do large do Cabbage Head do Extra dp do do Brown Dutch do Long white sum’rRadisli Early scarlet short top do Loug Salmon do . Long scarlet do Scarlet or Cherry Tur nip do White Turnip do Yellow Turnip do White Fall Spunish do Black do do do Early sugar loafCubbage Early Dutch do Early York do Arkfie’s early dwarf do Large York do Early Drumhead .do Early Bullock’s Heart do Largo Bergen do Largo Drumhead do .Flat or lute Dutch do Green Savoy do Green Glazed do Red Dutch do Colowort, or Collards Early Cauliflower Late do Cesnreau Kale, or Cow Cabbage doc 7 214 akin [Scotch Kale,green curl’d Sea Kale Early Dutch or Spring Flat Turnip Early Garden 8tono do Large white Globe do Red Top Flat do Yellow Aberdeen or Bullock do Dale’s Yellow Hybrid (new) do Rittnbaga or Swedish, (yellow) do Long Tankard or Han over do Sage Squash or Bell Pepper Cuyenne do Purple Egg Plnnt Curled Cr« Cress or Pepper- grass Brood Leaved Cress Water Crert Lsrge smooth red To- innto Yellow Tomato Vegetable Oyster SoRd Celery Summer Savory Dwarf curled Parsley Curled do Round Leaved Spinage White Mustard Brown do Long White Okm Short Green do Giant Asparagus Nasturtion Bene Plant English Sorrel Large Scotch Leek London Leek Saffron Sweet Marjoram Sweet Thyme Lemon Balm Early Sugar Corn Chinese Prolific'do Early Wusliington or Juno Peas Bishop’s early Prolificdo Large white Mnrrowfut * Dwarf Marrowfat do Dwarf Prolific do Early Chinn dwnrfBeans Early Mohawk do do Early six-week do do White Kidney do do Red Marrow do do Flower Seeds, assorted Fresh Garden Needs. THIS YEAR’S CROP. T OP’D seed Onions large giaut Aspurn- gus Largo Blood Beet Mangle Wart/.cl do Blood Turnip do Early York Cukbage Large do do Grecu Glazed do Sugnr Loaf do . Cuuliflowor do Large Drumhead do Early Horn Carrot Long Orange do Early Astringham do White Cabbage Lettuce Imperial Head do Ic« Coss do Early Dutch Turnip Large Flat do Red Top do Large Norfolk do Rutabaga do Hanover do Early Windsor Beans Sieva or Carolina do Horticultural do Red Speckjed do Early Alohawk do China Dwarf do Refugee or 1000 to 1 do Asparngas Roots icse Seeds arc in fine order, and warranted IT * ‘ * "for Round Spinach White Solid Celleiy Scarlet short top Radish Long Scarlet do Turnip do do Large Bell Popper Long Cayenne do Do Smooth Parsnip Large Red Tomato Okra Early Bush Squash Crooked Neck do ' Nutmeg Mellon Cnntelope do Citron do Red Onion White do London Leek Squash Pepper Double Curled rarsiey Purple and white Egg Plant Largo Marrowfat Peas Do Dwarf do do Early Frame do Do Monoach da Do Chariton do Grooms Dwarf do Sweet Sugar Corn Golden Sioux do Tuscarorado, &c. fresh and of the best kinds, just received and fo sale low, by G. R. HENDRICKSON, dec5 242 Flower Seeds. Crimson'Trefoil Double Hollyhock Crimson ’velvet Cox comb Velvet Marigold Double Priuee«Fenthers Variegated Balsamiucs Sweet Peas Satin Flower Double Dahlia Dwarf Sunflower Princes Feather Dwarf Rocket Larkspur Cliipa or India Pink Bottle Pink London Pride Morning Glory Love in u Mist Pink Lavalera Purple Larkspur Golden Co'reopsio Cuntnrherry Bell New striped Marigold 1 * PORCIIER& LAROCHE. S TAR or Pot Mari gold Musk Geranium Double French Poppy Tricolored Chrysanthe mum Double Juno Pink Jack’s Pride Double FrenchMarigold Mourning Brido Golden Coreopsis Double Larkspur Crimson Globe Ainaran- thus China or India Pride Chinn Aster Rose Campion Scarlet Malope Love Lies Bleeding Sweetscentecl Arcadia Evening Primrose For sale by dec 13 249 German, Italian nnd English Taney Dry Goods, among whjch aro the following articles, viz: Ladies rich Plush and Silk French Shawls Do. colored and black Ostrich and Cashmere Shawls 1 case finest Florence Braid Bonnets 1 do, super. Irish Linens 15 cartoons Paris emb. Capes and Collars 30 pieces Wash Blonde and plain Quillings 5 do. Weir Gro do Lyons Lace 25 do. Thread Edgings and Insertings 10 do. Valoncine do. do. nnd Bendings 20 do. 4-4 nnd 54 Wash, Spot, Square and Il lusion Blondo French worked Cuffs,'Blonde Voila and Paris Bunds Chnntilla Veils, Eng. Collars and Twist Shawls Mohair Notts, Bags nnd Scarfs Muslin Paris omb’d Shawls, 44 nnd 64 Black Laco do. do. 1-2 and 4-4 Capa, Insant’s Waists, French Flowers and Wronths French, English nnd American Prints Challys, Mous. do Lnines, Vol vets and Silks Tartan, Rob Roy nnd Knhyle Shawls Bonnet, Bel land Can Ribbons Erniino and Fur Collars Silk, Worsted and Cotton Hose. oct 31 South sido Market Sqnnro. Stnrcli ami Blue. T HIRTY boxes Colegnte’Hsuporior Starch, 2 cn'ies do English Fig Blue, landing from brig Augusta, and for sale by G. R. nov 28 HENDRICKSON. do do " Desirable Dry Goods. R eceived by ^ _ , AVERY & JOHNSON. J suites French Kid Gloves Do black nnd col’d sowing silk do Do white do do Do black do Mitts Do long white Kid Gloves Gems black and col’d Kid do Do woolen do, Boys woolen do Do silk do Ladies ond Gents silk Hosiery Gents Lambs wool and Merino A Hose Do heavy wool j Hose Do Merino under Shirts and Drawers Welsh, Merino, Saxony, &c. Flannels, warrant ed not to shrink when washed. Thibet Wool do, Brocha do Rich Phtsh Mantillas, do Cheanoal Tippets Do do Ladies Hat Ornaments Thibet and Bayadere Scarfs Rich silk do, plaid Cashmere do. For sale on favorable terms, dec 3 South side Monument square. Ladd, Tapper ft Sistarc, O FFER for sale on good tenns, 150hhds first quality Cuba Molasses 300 bags good, fhir and prime green Cuba Coffee 150 do superior old Java 50 r-iats very fine old Manilla Ilhds pnmO Porto Rico Sugar 25 boxes Boston refined Loaf do 10 bbls first quality crushed do 20 half chests superior Black Tea 50 half boxes Baker’s No ’1 Chocolate 50 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper 100 boxes Negro Pipes, large sizes 500 Demijons, assorted, 1 to 5 gallons 200 whole and half boxes Bunch Raisins 1*25 pcs 42 inch Dundee Bagging 200 kegs Cut Nails, assorted 60 casks Brown Stout, quarts nnd pints 50 baskets Champagne, Anchor and Key 50 boxes Spariding Hock 200 31 Spanish Segars 4 pipes Jlollnnd Gin, Beehive nnd Hourglass 2 luuf pipes London Dock Brandy 10 do do J. J. Dupuy &Co.do 10 do American do . 300 bbls Connecticut Giq, Phelps & Gowdy’s 100 do Boston do, Eagle brand 100 do do Rum do 30 do superior Baltimore Whiskey 10 do uo okl Monongnhela do 100 half pipes and quarter dasks Madeira, Port, Sicily Madeira and Pico Winds 100 bags Shot, assorted 300 Grindstones - ’• , . nov26‘ xX Black, blue black, brown, claret, green, &c. West or England Cloths Black, mixt, brown, striped, &c. Cassimeres Oxford mixt, black, brown, green, &c. Premium Satinets Heavy mixt do. do. for aervants Jeans, Limeys, &c. do. do. Heavy Duml Blankets Also, fine ribbon bound Whitney, Rose. &e. Blankets, oct 23 South sido Monument Square. New Fall Goods. Received by G. B. Lamar. A AND 44 Scotch Ginghams O TC Fiue Long Lawns, Lush Linens Brown Holland, do. Hamilton Flannel A American Prints, Worsted Gloves Worsted and Cotton HoMory AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 2 South side Monument Square. W. II. ft 8. Rogers, H AVE just received from New York, the fol- lowing Fancy Goods, viz: 1 box omb’d changeable Bonnet Ribbons, a splendid article 1 box sup’r fig’d Satin do do 1 'do fnney French Silk Bags 1 do Plaid Bonnet Ribbons 6 White Net Veil* 1 dozen Net Shawls 1 do Silk einb’d Scarfs 1 do Plaid do do 1 do Thibet do do 4 pcs brown end black Silk Fringe J do Phillygrauuny 1 dozen Infant’s Waists 10 do Nuns (Dutch) Luce Together with various articles in the Fancy line, nov IG South sido Market Square. New Gootls. A BENNETT has also opened Storo No. Xl.« 2,Waring*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 Bonnets 50 dozen col’d Nun’s Hoods 40 boxes Bonne t, Cop, Satin nnd Tnfeta Ribbons 10 do Belts, various styles and qualities Col’d Silks, Fioreuces, Sutins, &c. and a great variety of fancy goods, for sale wholesale or retail very fow. nov 11 Seasonable Gootls. B ROADCLOTHS—Black, invisible green. olive, bine, dark mixed nnd cadetmixcdai d brown, English double milled. Cassimeres—Drab, black, dark grev and striped. Satinets—Blue, drab, cadet and dark mixed. Suspenders—Elastic and knitted, also Extra Ends. Hosiery—Lambs Wool, Vigonia, white and mix ed Cotton. Gloves—Colored and white Hoskin, Buckskin, Bilk ami Beaver Umbrellas—Silk and Cotton. Stocks—Satin, and Bombasin, with bows and plain. Cravats—Black Italian and furicy colored. Also, Merino Skirts. Brushes—Cloth; hair, nnil and tooth. Handkerchiefs—White Silk, plain, red ahd figur ed. Just received, ndd lor sale by GEORGE W. BEHN, oct 22 - No. 2 Shad’s Buildings. Dry Goods, TjNANCY Alpeens, Marseilles Crib Counter- J- pones, white Marseilles Counterpanes, as sorted sizes White and col’d notted do do do Blanket Shawls, low priced Red Flannels Bleached and unbleached Cunton Flannel English bleached do do Low priced Satinets, Kentucky Joans Black and blueblnCk Bombasine Welsh Flannels, Thibet Scarfs French and English Merinos. For sale hv GEORGE W. BERN, nov 25 No. 2 Shad's Building. House Furnishing Goods. 8 A 104,124 and 134 French Quilts 34,64, 84,104 and 124 Table Da mask 64,74, 84,104 and 124 Scotch DamaskTable Covers 04, 74 and 64 brown Damask do do 3-4 and 44 Scotch Damask Napkins 64, 64, 74 and 84 col’d worsted Table Covers 44.54, 64,74 and 84 do cotton and linen do do 54 worsted Piano Covers Col’d, worsted and do cotton Stands and Toilet Covors While Marseilles Toilet Covers Scotch Diaper, Huckaback, C rash, &c. To welling Birds Eye mid Russia Diapers Pillow Uase Linens and Linen and Cotton Sheet- Super Irish Linens, free of cotton Rich Curtniu Chintz, in sets Drapery Muslins, Furniture Dimity Oil Cloths, green, crimson and drab Moreens The above goods Were selected with care for this market, and will be sold oh accommodating terms by AVERY & JOHNSON, nov 13 Sontli side Monument Square. VlS MM*V ,, r r - 1 ^ * ^ , J [1H1SmbioHbcC lias receive!! 4... L from brig Savannah nt:ci ship il extensive nssortnient of newc ey ami Staple Goods, con ‘ lowing articles, viz; 100 .pieces Cordova Itcriayr 1U0 do. Satinets 80 do. new style 44 French IVinis 5? <!»■ ..«'?• English Calicoes do. black ondcoPd Scotch Ginihom* 30 do. Kentucky Jeans 10 do." White flannel 40 do. Rod do, V 90> do. Jlirslin do J,ni. luO'h‘4, tM and 8,1 Cl, ill. Sh»wW £0 Merino Shawls and Mantles 400 shawls, various r . los and qualities 100 pieces.French and English Merino. 60 do. Pongee SukHdkft. 20 do. English Spittnlfield Silk do, 60 dozen Wolou Gloves 20 do. Slons Buck and II. S. Gloves 20 do. Isidies II. S. Glove. * 20 do. do. Silk and Cotton' Grove, and Long Mitts 60 pieces col’d and black Silic» ) nowe»tl(yi« 2 cases Canton Flannel 20 pieces new style Caasimere 1 20 do. Vestings 10 do. Broadcloths, various rpinlilio. 30 boxes Bonnet, Cap Taffeta and Belt Rib bons : - ■. lOOjdozensilk, vseysted and cotton Hose and 10 boxes Satin Ribbons, from No. 2 to 22 48 Ladies white Florence Bomieta *xn 100 coiored-Bonnats White nnd colored 8atins, col’d Florence. White anti black Cnrpe Black Lor e Shawls, black Bombasine Nuns Hoods, and a general assortment of leeimbte goods. Fo, sale by oct 29 A. BENNETT, W. II. Lloyd—Marltet Square* H AS just received per tecenl anitala,. 2 doz Muslin Collars 4 do English Frilled do 3 pcs black Silk Fringe 1 ,2 do Wire Blend 2 do hlqck fancy Blond J2 do Thread Laces, 6 do German do 8 do Lisle do, 3 do Wire Edging 4 do Blond Quiling, 12 do Plow Shfisr 14 do Beltings, 3 do Mantilla Laco 4 do Grecian Not do, 5 do Bobbinet Lace* 6 do SmUalfielil Hdkfs, 13 do Pongeo Hdk& 4 do plaiiiSilk do, 3do do Satiodo 5 doz Gauze do, 4 do Ihnoy do 6 do embroidered do 5 do Gents Brose Gloves 4 do Ladies uo do, 3 do do Kid do 3 do Gents Buck Glovee 2 do do II. S. do 8 do India Rubber Suspender* 3 do super do do * do 14 pcs uncut Velvet Ribbons^ Also, a splendid assortment of Plain, Figured and Changeable Silks. nov 30 Linen and Cotton Sliir J UST opened, a complete assortment o # made Shirts, viz: Superior Irish Linen do, Cotton with linen bosoms, do French Gingham, warranted not to fude; do Boston Prints, and Eng lish twilled, which will he sold at a small profit,by nov II G. S. NICHOLS, Market Square, Boston ft Handle, Powdered Spices. C INNAMON, Black Pepper, African Pepper, Cayenne Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, Spice, Ginger, &c. For sale by . PORCHER & LA ROCHE, Opposite the Market, dec 6 Sign of the Golden Globe. Garden Seeds—Crop 1839. A SUPPLY of English and Shaker’s Garden Seeds, for sale on reasonable terms by PORCIIER & LL ROCHE, Opposite the Market, dec 5 Sign ofthe Golden Globe Philadelphia Beef. 3 BBLS Rounds, in fine order, just received per brig New Hnnovur, nnd for sale by dec 3 LONG & PATTERSON. Combs, Brushes, &c. TTMNE Ivory and Horn Dressing nnd Pocket JC Combs, Ilair, Cloth, Nail* Combs,and supe rior English, French and American Tooth Brush es, and Shaving Brushes, &c, in tho greatest va- Market Squure, Suvannah, H AVE in store, and are receiving per various arrivuls, a full supply of Grocericsjluggittg, &c. Among which are— 10 hhds. St. Croix Sugar J1 do. Porto Rico do, 60 hags Coffee 150 piece* Baggiug, 42,43 and 44 inches 50 coils Bale Iiopo 100 lbs. Bagging Twine 10000 do. Baltimore cured Bacon, Haras,Sider, nnd Shoulders * 3000 bushels heavy Maryland Seed Oat* Canal and Balt. Flour, whole and 4 bbls- 10 casks and 25 boxes Goshen Cheese * 10 kegs choice Butter ♦ 20 4, 20 J, nnd 20 4 bbls. Buckwheat Flour 10 boxes Sperm. Candles 5 pi^cs Otnrd, Dupuy &. Co's. 4th proof 5 do. Seignelto do. do. 5 do. Houaud Gin 20 bbls. Peuch Brandy 30 do. Rye Gin, 30 ao. Whiskey 20 do. Rum Madeira, Tenerifle, Port and Sweet Alois* BifltorVnil Wine BIku it Almonds mill Raisin., Tobacco 10 tons iron, assorted 75 kegs Nni|s, &c. All of which tliey offer on accommodating terms. ' ovtn ‘ : Domestic Bramly and Gin.' for Bale by nov27 LS. Domestic Brandy, 15 da Smith’s ’ G in, received per brig New York, and MICH. DILLON & CO, Coal. T WOhundred and fifty chaldrons best quality English Coal, landing from brig Symotry, at Telfair's wharf, for sale in lots to suit purcha sers,by MICH. DILLON & CO. dec 7 Notice to Planters. 100 BBLS^new Menliaden Fish, equal to sale at a low ratehy No. 3 Mackerel, just received and for dec tt MICH. DILLON & CO. C^ FrcsIl Spices. iri AA MATS Cinnamon I t.tf I bbl Nutmegs, IVosh imported 1 case Mace do, lung Cloves do 20 kegs pure ground Ginger 19 bags ltoot do 6 do Abnice, &c. Just received and for G. ft. HENDRICKSON, by dec 9 245 To Planters. P EAS, and BEANS—Early China Httarf Beans, early six week Beans, whito Kidney Beans, red Marrow Beans, early Washington or June Pens, largo whito Marrowfat Peas, Dwarf Afnrrowfht Pens, early Charlton Peas,Dwarf Pro lific Pena. A full supply jiistreceived ofthe crop of1839, and for bale by nov 30 PORCIIER & LA ROCHE. Wliitc Lea l, dec. -g AA KEGSsnporior English White Load JL\ J VY 200 do do American No., 1 it 2 10 bbls English Linseed Oil 10 do do Chalk 10 do do Whiting 6 do Alum, 5 do Salt Potro Just received per Savannah and Coromandel, and for sale by nov 4 O. R, HENPRICK8QN, Perfumed Soaps. A VARIF.TY of Perfttiuod Soaps far the toil et, in bars and cakes, of various descriptions, for solo low for cash, by dec 5 - PORCHER A LA ROCHE. Mustard. 9 Ink SUPPLY of Umdou Mustard, of superior quality, for sale by PORCHER & LA ROCIIB, Opposito tho Market, dec 5 Sign of the Golden Globe. Nickicby'Complete.' » •«- i A A.. y * V 'i rletV. Just received and for snleby dec 5 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Elixir of Bsirkt millS valuable flavored Cordial isexpoctodin X a few days by thb brig Opelousas, from Bal timore. It is needless to comment upon the val uable properties of this Bark for.Fever and Ague, Nervous Debility or Weak Stomach, os the testi monials in hands of the Agents will suffice its val uable qualities. It can only be procured at the store of rORCIIEIt& LA ROCHE, dec 6 / Sole Agents- rtiCKicoy vunipieic. T HE Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nicklo . by, by Charles Dickens, with numerous il lustrations by Phiz. Do do, cheap edition^ with 2 plates. • Allied De Jlosanu of the Adventures of a French Gentleman,' by Geo, W, M« Reynolds, 2 vols. Count Dnmas’s Memoirs of his own time, in eluding ihe Revolution, the Empire, aud the Res toration, by Lieut. Geneial Count Mathieu Du mas, in 2 vols. Jock Shbpperd coniplete in 2 voIs. Buist’s Amdrican Flower Garden Directory, new edition < Eliot’s Essay ontlie Laws ofTrade in reference to the works oF Internal Improvement in the U. States, 1 volume, 8 vo. Just received by dec6 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. Hft