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Newspaper Page Text:<p MIC 11 0AII.Y MpraUfAK 1 ' It published in the CITY OF SAVANNAH, nv James CloW®4 hjBS&S^ssmss^ ThuTri-wcolily » BcpnbHcan,” hodthreo times u wcoh, (Monday, Wed uuadnv and Friday) at tlts.olUfee ofthe “ Dully Vopulilicnn/'cmitniiiingiilitliomtelllgQnco miMislicd in tho Hally Paper, at FIVE DOLLARS nor nmmra, . or TUftC.E DOLLARS for‘«ix months. *ii Advertiaemonti published at the usunl rotes, ria v Seventy-uve Ocuts lor the first, and Thirty- iovon and a hall - for each Insertion after, per Hiuare of twelve linos. .... V; U. EnchCitatioiiby file Clerks ofthe Court; of Ordinary, that application has boon inadp lor fitters of Administration, lmtst bo published I’lIlRTY DAYS at least. Notice by Executes and Administrators for lebtors anil Creditors to rondel'll! tlioir accounts mat be published SIX WEEKS. . Sales of Negrosiby Execute™ and Admilils- rotors must bo at pubic auction, on the first i uos- lav ofthe month, hfetweon the usual hours of ale, at tho place of Public Sules in- tho County vhere tho Letters Testamentary, of Adinnnstra- ion, or Guardianship may have been granted, first living sixty days notice thereof m ono of the mblio gazettes of tills State, and at die door ef 10 Court House, where snoli sales ore to bo ^S§bre d todayof t S^ U The«i*«le.WU»t o mode ot tlio Court House door of the County ^ffifX^SlboUApShoSni^ftenhf %p d p™cS!wT)y'Exccntcrs, Administrator* and Sales of personal property (except negroes) „f testate and intestate estates by Executors and tdiiiiiiistrators niU9t 1)0 advertised FORTY 1 Applications by Executors and Administrators or Letters Disniissory, must bo published SLY iIONTlIS- Aotilications for foreclosure of Mortgages on lid estate must lie advertised mice a mouth for UR MONTHS. , Irders Dftbo CmirtofOrdmory, (accompaiii- , with a cony oftlio bond of agreement) to ialie titles to land must bo advertised A'iiueh [onths at least. . ' . . . SboritV’ssalesnndcr executions regularly grnnt- I hi the Courts, must lie advertised TIIIRIY AYS—under mortgage executions SLATY AYS—Sides ofperisliablo property under ox i 0 f Court,uiuatbe advertised,generally, 1Li\ AYS before die day of salo. Ml Advettlsemeutsvvill be punctually attended * All Letters directed to this Office or the Editor, must bo postpaid, to ontitlo them to nt- >ntion. Garden Seeds. . AHE subscriber has just received per brig _ Madison, his Supply orfi csh Garden Seeds, Ermntcd to be ofbest quality, and tlie growth of ■lid viz t ■Beans, kidney, half moon and Valentine; Beet, Irlv Turnip, blood, while, Scarsity end Mangel ' trtzel; Cabbige, early York, Battersoa, Drum- id. Bergen and red Dutch) Carrot, early horn, 1 long orange; Cucumbers early framed, ong nan odd prickly; Lettuce, early ice and long roBn; Melton, Citron, Fine Apple. Nutmeg and Ikillmnns; early Cauliflower; Omou, sdver skin d, Tod mid white Portugal; Okra, ended Parsley, ner, long sweet Spanish Pease, Dwelt, iilor- ‘ot, Chariton, Hue Imperials, Washington, n'sProlific and Tall Marrowfat; Radish,long jt, short top'd do,%>hite turnip do,early fram- J and block fall; Squash, early bush ond long lock necked; Salsify, Toma oes; Turnip, early Butch, large flat Globe end Rutabago; Pepper Irass, Water Cress, white and red Clover, Lu- erne Grass7&c.~ Tor sale by 1 nor20 ANSON PARSONS. Wo. 0—Vol. XXXVUij SAVANNAH, [(On.) SATlIItDAY EVENING, JANUAHV 11, *840, [Whole No.—07,004. Illustration of {{entity. T .4 Dcslrtiblo Offer, 0 REN’f—The‘subscriber's Store, on his wharf* well udunted for a, Shin Chuudlefy Grocery, or any business conuected witli ship ping. It is needless for him to say rnoro of tins advantageous offer to those who would desire to embark in that lino, as it is well known to be one of theiboat iutosvn, Tho subscriber would also inform his friends that he has embarked in tho Steamboat business, and his services, or those of his second son, John F. uuilmnrtitJi can bo always had at his wharf, for those shipping, &c. by the steamers Beaufort District und the Despatch, at all times. JOHN GUILMAUTIN. N. B.—Also to‘rent, a spacious three story House, heretofore known as.“The Independent Hotel,” fronting on the Bay, in East Broad qtreet, well adapted for a Boarding House, with a Ten “ " ’iea. Pin Alloy, Bar, &c. utlached, nov *26 LUCINA CORDIAL lowland’s Pnlmonnriti, or Ve getable Demulcent. ’ /iDfarrh: ill CoUgllS, »*N cases of obstinate Catarrh; . L whethcrarisiugfrom recent or neglected colds; r Asthma! and as an auxiliary and means of pre- (nt relief from tlie threatening symptoms of np- roachiug Pulmonary Consumption, no medicine ps greater claims up oil the confidence or the in* Slid than the above medicine, lit Is for the alflictivoand troublesome symp- ■ms of coughing, expectoration or phlegm, pain I the breast, &c. which constitute prominent tea- Ires of the complaint, that tlie Pnlmonaria was Sssi^ued, and has mhiufestedit- lflOsV valuable pro- Tit is equally useful of course, ill the relief of iu*»hs and colds, arising from sudden changes of feather, ftom wearing damp linen, &c. 1 For sale by A. BARTOW, may 23 A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is the grandest ornament belonging to tho human frame. How strangely the loss of it changes the countenance and prematurely brings on tho ap pearance of old age, which causes many to-recoil at being uncovered, and sometimes even to slum society to avoid the jests and sneers of their ac quaintance; the remainder of their lives arc con sequently spent in retirement. In short,not even tlie loss of property fills tho generous thinking youth with mat heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of his hair. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances;Oldridgo’s Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on the first applicationand a few bottles restores it again. It likewise produ ces eyebrows and whiskers; prevents tho hair from turning grey, makes it curl beautifully, and frees it from scurf. Numerous certificates of the first respectability iu support ofthe virtues ofUi* dridge’s Balm, are shown by the proprietors. • KPRcad die following! Robert Whortou, Esq. lute Mayor of Philadel phia, bos certified, as may be seetr below, to the nigh character of the following gentlemen. The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used the Balm of Columbia discqvered by J, 01* dridge, and have foutid it highly serviceable not only os a preventive against the falling off of hair, but also a certain restorative. WM. THATCHER, Senior, Methodist Minister in St. George charge. No. 86 North Fifth-street. JOHN P. ING US, 331 Arch-street. JOHN D. THOMAS, M. D. 163Roce-st. JOHN S. FURRY. 101 Spruce-st. HUGH McCURDY, 243 South 7th st. JOHN GAUD, Jr. 123.Arch-st. The aged, nud those who persist in wearing wigs, may not always experience its restorative qualities, yet it will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation ofthe public, when it ik known that three ofthe above signers are more than 50 years of age, and tho others not less than 30. [From the Mayor.] Commoswbavth OF Prnnsyi.vanu, \ City of Philadelphia. ( < I, Robert Whmrton, Mayor of said city of Phil adelphia, do hereby certify that £ am well acquaint fed with Messrs. J. P. IngUs, John S. Ftirey, and Hugh McCurdy, whuae names uiu signed to ute above certificate, that they aro gentlemen of char acter und respectability, and us such full credit should be given to the said certificate. I11 witness whereof, I have herounto sot my hand, LL. S.T ami caused tho seal of the city to he af fixed, this sixth day of Duceinber, &c.. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.. Caution .—Observe tliut euch bottle of tlie gen uine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on which Is represented tjte Falls of Niagara, the A- . gent's name, &c. ^ . A fresh supply received and for sale by - — * ANSON PARSONS. 300 Dollars Challenge. T HE Genuine FRENCH PILLS against nil tho QUACK NOSTRUMS of tho age for tlie cure of * * # # . # * The French Pills are applicable to all cases, for either sfex, (warranted free from mercury,) and possesses great advantages over tho Balsams and all liquid medicines, by being entirely freo from small, and consequently do not effect the breath, thereby preventing the possibility of a discovery while using them. Besides this important advantage they never dis agree with the stomach, and in tho first .stages of the disease they usually effect a cure in a few days, with little regard to diet or exposure _ , In tlie most obstinate stages of tho disease, they are equally certain, having cured many after every other remedy had failed.- In short, they have been so universally successful, that that the proprietor challenges any one to produce a remedy of enunl certainty, under a forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars. For sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, and ,T#M. & J. M. TURNER. Price $2 per box. \ * aug 5 164—ly fVesh Wounds, Sprains and Bruises, Swellings and Inflammations. Scald Head, Women’s Sor# Breasts, Rheumatic Bains, Tetters, Eruptions, Chilbaina, Windows, Biles, Corns and Exteruul Diseases generally. It is likewise greatlv superi or toady mcdiciiv.'heretofore discovered for tlie chafed backs mid limbs of horses; forring worms, chapped lips—and in short, for every external bo dily evil that may full to the Ipt of man or beast. For sole by G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Price 50 cents per box- aug 5 164—ly . dec 12 EooITat This. riiilE left hand halves of thebillsnamcd below, JL were moiled fo tho address of tlie subscriber on tho 6th February last, at Greenville Court House, South- Carolina, by Wm. Choice, which have not como to hand, and die probability is they must be lost. The several Bunks are hereby noti fied of my intention to make an application, after due notice, for new notes on the return of the right hand halved;which nvo now in my nr—" ..... .. du Fov Ucstovinc; tlie Hair. 1HE Cosada Oil is so denominated, because it is cvuiposcd of vegetable ingredients,and its ies are pre-eminently displayed in the foliow- mg respects: It possesses properties ofthe most lilubrtoUB nature, which eradicates die scurf and fl impurities of die hair; nourishes; diehair and Irevents its falling off, and lessens the liability of to turn grey; strengdiens die weakest hair, 1 produces a luxuriant growth; £iyes a vigor iie luur which soon produces an inimitably nat- :al curl, and prevents its fulling out 111 a damn Jmosnlicre, or duVhtg exercise; renders the hair ■ther natural or artificial, beautifully soft and leasaut; bestows on inestimable gloss and pleas- * ; perfume to the tresses—in fine, renders the r dress transcendaiitly beautiful, promotes the ■jwth of whiskers, eye brows., mustaches, &c. b children’s hair its effects are strikingly benefi- bl; is perfectly innoxious, and may with safety I applied to the youngest infant 5 it eradicates the liidrift’easior and superior to combs, soaps, &c.; I extrembly pleasant to dio infuut, gradually 'engthonsthe hair, and augments its growth bo to produce a beautiful head of hair. Preserves Ji hair after Beu bathing, violent exercise, and is ■pre-eminent utility for persons travelling by sea ■land, preserves tho hair, rendering it peculiarly feasant; hnd always dressed, has wonderful cf- fcts on the hair in hot or . cold climates, and is jld in hlglr estimation by distinguished persons ■road. „ , , _ |Sold vvholesalo and retail by tho Proprietor, Fos. Quirk, 490 Broadway, New-York, and by Inbintment, by A. PARSONS, Agenh ■* Savannah, Ga. Price 75 cents per bottle. ' nov 20 iirrnnt Jelly A Brandy Peaches. S DOZ. Currant Jelly ,20 do Brandy Poach es. Just received per brig Lainur, and 1 by C.L. McNISII. Itov U 2-’2 Tooth Wnsli.. , fUST receivod, n fl-esh supply-ofChlormennd Orris’Tootli .Wash, fnroleaningnnil preserv- * the teeth.. Received and for sale by bee 13 ANSON PARSONS. lOssesHinn. $20 Bank of Augusta, No. 208, dated 3d Sept. 1836, letter A. $20 # Bank of Augusta, do. 179, do. 3d Oct. 1828, * letter B. ■ „, _ 20 Bunk of Augusta, do. 890, do. 2d Jan. 1827, lettef A. 20 Bank Columhua, No. 852, dated 2d Feb. 1832, 20 Buuk Coiumbua, No.351, duted 1st Sept.1831, 20 Bank Coimiibus, No. 953, do. 9th Dee 1830, 20 Bank'coiumbus, No. 1443, do. 1st Oot. 1829, letter H. 20 Bank Columbus. No. 1208, do 1st Oct. 1820. letter H. 20 Bank Coiumbua, No. 262, do. 76i May, 1836, letter H. b. , . 20 Bank Columbus, No. 12, dated 1st Jou 1830, 20 Central R^Roud, No. 775, do. 3d June, 1836, 20 Bank State of Georgia, No. 997, do. 1st Sept. 18dim, letter A. , ' 20 Bunk Darien, No. 1378, do. 1st Dec. 1832, let- 20 Mechanics’ Bank Augusta, No. 10, do. 5th Dec. 1834, letter A. 60 Mechanics’ Boult Augusta, No. 63, dated 7th April, 1835, letter B. 100 Mechanics’ Bank Augusta, No. 58, dated 1st May, 1835, lettorB ■ - , ,,, J00 Mechanics’ Bank AugUBta,No. 71, dated 1st Nov. 1831, letter A. ■ 20 Bauk MilledgoviUe, No. 42ol, dated 2d Sept. 1836, letter A. • , 100 Bank MUIedgoville, No. 430, do 3d Jnn.1837, 100 Planters &Mcchnmcs' Bank Columbus, No. 59, dated 9th May, 1838, Letter A. 50 Plan. & Meeh. Bank Columbus, Nu, 440, tla- tod 2d Nov. 1837, letter A. 50 Ins. Bank Savannah, No. 18, dated 8th Deo 1829,lelterK. , »v, • NOTICE.—Three months oftor flute, applica tion will bo made to tho (above) dilforont Bonks for now notes, tho left, hand half of said bdls he-- ing lost. WILLIAM SMITH. Troupvillo, Go. I6U1 Oct. 1839. D3 5 * The Georgian, Augusta Clironiclo and Sem ‘ ttt ’ * ~ • ‘The true riches of life is health.* TT7‘EJcn°w that health and file ability to labor VV constitutes tlie wealth of the great mass of tae people in thii; as in most other countries. To preserve, therefore, that health by natural means is a grand moral and pouucal scheme t to fulfil which requires our utmost attention. The unprece dented pop lUarity and universal approbation which this medicine hus achieved tlirougnout the United States, die Canadas, Texas, Mexico and tlie West Iudies, fully justify Dr. Peters in warmly and con scientiously recommending them to tlie special at tention of tlie ufilicted. Dr. Peters hus spenunuch time in experiment ing with different Vegetable Medicines tor diseas es of the liver,"and now offers his Vegetable Pills as the best, most convenient and cheapest Medi cine that can’he prepared for general vise. One great quality of his Vegetable Pills is that they have theulteruafive principle combiued with tlieir cartliartic, or operative qualities, or that they nptonly cleanse the stomach and bowels by pur ging, but they regulate tlie liver, change the iupr- bid secretiou, strengthen the digestive organs, pu rify tlie blood, invigorate tlje circulation, and gives tone andouergy to the nervous system. They are mud and pleasant in their operation and convey almost immediate conviction of their utility from their first dose. They c;in be taken witli safety by persons of any ngc; and the feeble, the infirm, the nervous and delicate are strength ened by their operation,-because they clear tho sysfemof bud humors,'quiet nervous irritability, and invariably produce sound health. The Vegetable Pills arc a sure remedy for jaun dice, sick and nervous headache, dyspepsy, cos tiveness, sickness of the stomach, heartburn, all bilious compluints, fevers of ull kinds, and if taken at the commencement will invariably check their progress, and save the patient from a protracted and dangerous sicluiess. They are invaluable in nervous und hypocoudricul affections, loss of ap petite, and all complaints. i<*Y¥tiieh jemuiea uionc are subject. Thcyopernteus a mild Speedy purge, and are a safe und certain remedy for worms in children. Extract of a letter from Dr. Gurney, of New- Orleans, La.Oct. 9,1837.—“Iliayo received much Assistance in my practice; especially in jaundice and yellow fever; from tlie use of Peters’ Pills. I presume that, on an average, I prescribe 100 box es per month:” Extractor a letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Hud son, New-York, June 3,1836.—“I was aware that Dr. Peters was one of tlie best chemists in tho U. States, and felt assured that he would some day (from his intimate knowledge of tlie properties of herbs and drugs) produce an efficient medicine, and I must acknowledge that his Vegetable Pills fully respond to my expectation. Thqy are, in deed, a superior medicine and reflect alike upon the chemist, tho physician, and the phylosopher.’ Extractof a letter from-»Dr. Wnines, of (Jin Le Cordial dc Luclue—Ou I’Elix- ir de 1* Amour. T HE inbscriber has tho pleasure of announc ing to the citizens of the United States, that lie bos purchased, for a very large sum and from tho inventor, the celebrated Dr. Magnin, of Paris, tho recipe and right for making this astonishing mcdiciqe. Until tlie appearance of the “Lucina Cordial,” (about three years since) it was thought that tlie compluints which it speedily overcomes, were beyond tlie reach of human remedy, as for upwards of a thousand years, they had baffled the wisdom nud ingenuity of the most profound phy sicians in all parts of tho world. This Cordial, however, to tho great advantage of the human race, soon proved itself to be the desideratum so long sought for; and accordingly, notwithstanding tho Drier period of its existence, it has acquired a celebrity so great*, that it is eagerly sought for throughout the civilized globe. Dr. Magniu soon ■ finding tint the demand was so vast as to render a supply impossible, disposed of tlie recipe and right of sale, under obligations of secrecy, for England and tho United States, and other coun tries, only preserving France and Italy for himself. Thus has the subscriber possesed himself of tho invaluable secret, and now hastens to give tho in habitants of his line of agency tlie bonefits of bis Speculation. * “Le Ciiidm! de Lucine,” or, in EpgMsh, “tho Lucina C ordial,” is a general invigorator of tlie hu man frame. In nil the various cases of lauguor, lassitude and debilitation, it is an unfailing reme dy, as it is equally its province to impart cheer fulness and deciBibnto- the nitud, as health and vi gor to tlje body. But the peculiar virtue on which its celebrity is based, is the facility and certainty with whicnHt restores tho virile powers when they hove been destroyed by disease, time, reckless ness, or any of the.numcroua causes which termi nate in the prostration of those functions. In ponnnon witli the generality of really good medicines, this Cordial contains uuLiang oi a mer curial or deleterious nature, among tlie ninny in gredients whichcompose it; but is, at the same tune, so simple, yet so efficacious, that while it can renovate tlie prostrated energies of a giant, an in fant may liso it, hot only witli impunity, but with advantage. The usuges of society are unfortunately such that, notwithstanding the benofite which would be sure to result from it, we cannot enter into an an alysis of tliis inestimable Coruial here, or publish many of the documents which have been receiv ed, ns vouchers of the blessings it has conferred on numbers of despairing individuals. But this wo cannot forbear remaming—that it has been de monstrated that there is scarcely ever, if any such tiling at ull, ns naturul barrenness, or as untural imbecility ofthe procronut functions in eithersex; and. therefore, that those evils are tlie effects of artificial causes,und maybe speedily subdued and removed by the use of “Le Cordial de^ Lucine.” The Lucina Cordial iB also an indubitable cure for the Gleet, and the Fluor Albas, obstructed, difficult or painful Menstruation; also, for die incontinence o’f Urine or the involuntary dis charge thereof. It is likewise an invaluable and unrivalled medifcino in cases of Chronic Errup- tions of the Bkin, and in the dropsical affections of the aged. Most important to the American Public. The United States proprietor of tlie celebrated Lucina Cordial, or Ejixir of Love, begs to lay be* fore tlie community, the following certificate, D. Deni . H AS just returned from Now-York with a large and splendid nsfortmeiit of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will be sold at reduced prices for cash or short credit, consisting of , 50 pieces Frfehch, German nnd Eug. Merinos 50 do. Mouslin do Laines 500 Rob Roy Woolen Shawls, variouBsizeBand qualities 500 yards Ingrain Carpeting, best quality 500 do. Cotton do. 1000 pieces English, French and Am. Calicoes 10 bales 3-4 and 4*4 brown Homespun G cases bleached Shirtings and Sheetings 25 pieces white and red Flarincte 1000 do. Room Paper and Bordering 30 do. Sutinets, assorted colors and qualities 30 do. Apron Checks 25 do. Iroh Linens, 20 do. Long Lawn 25 do. Negro Cloth, 20 do. Ne^ro Blankets 100 pair Whitnev, Rose ond Mackinaw do. 300 doz. assorted Head Hdkfs. 10 bases do. Florence braid and plain Straw Bonnets 25 25 300 dozen Ludies silk, cotton apd worsted Hose 200 do. Gentlemen’s woolen and cotton do. 60 do. Ladies kid and silk Gloves 100 do Gent’s woolen, kid and buckskin do. 25 bales Band Boxes pieces plain and figured Silks, uew style boxes assorted Ribbons Together with a chqice assortment of silk, broche, rnitnn snd worsted’s bawls, Laws, phya, checked and figured Muslins, Shaker Bonnets, &c. Ate, an assortment of Ready Made Clothing. ‘ oct28 210—ly GO 00 30 10 40 20 do, do. do. do. do. New floods, New floods T HE • ti'iscrifier 1ms received mill now efi-u'ag from brig Snvnmuth nnd stin Colin,» Inrgo and extensive Msorttnbqi of newest style of Fan. cy and Staple Goods, consisting in uartof'the fol lowing articles, vizi 100 pieces Cordova Kerseys 120 do. Sat'nets do. new stylo 4-4’Frrneh Print* up. do. English Calicoes black and cord Scotch Glnghaiut Kentucky Jenna White Flnnnol Rod do. varioue quaUtjte* Muslin do Laines n,ul ^ Shawl* . BO Merino Shawls and Mantles 400 Shawls, various styles and qiwlltld* 100 pieces French nnd English Merino* 50 do. Pongee Silk Ildkis. 20 do. English Spittnlfield Silk do, 60 dozen Wolen Gloves 20 do. Mens Buck und-H. S. Glove* 20 do. Ladies H.S. Gloves 20 do. do. Bilk and Cotton Glove* awl Long Miu* 50 pieces col’d and black Silks,newest ityl* 2 cases Cuuton Flannel 20 pieces now style Casshncro 20 .do. Vestings 10 do. Broadcloths, various qualities 30 boxes Bonnet, Cap Taficta and Belt Rib bons 100 dozen silk, worsted and cotton Hose end Half Hoso 10 boxes Satin Rihbous, from Noc 2 to 22 48 Ladies white Florence Bonnets v AND 100 colored Bounets White and colored Satins, col’d Florences White and black Crape Blflck Love Shawls, black Bombasine Nuns Hoods, and a general assortment of lesirable goods. For sole by oct 29 • A. BENNETT. Cloths, Cassimcres, dec, A VERY & JOHNSON, have received, Black, blue black, brown, claret, green, &c. West of England Cloths Black, mixt, brown, striped, &c. Crosiiueres Oxford mixt, black, brown, green, &c. Premium Satinets • , Heavy mixt do. do. for servants Jeans, Linseys, Ac. do/ do. Heavy Duihl Blanket* Also, fine ribbon bound Whitney, Rose, &c. Blankets. oct23 South side Monument Square. New Fall Goods. iceived by G. B. Lamar. ' k 3 Received by G. B. Law A AND 4^ Scotch Gin^hanyi . Fine Long Lawns,T.nsh Linens Brown Holbind^do. Hamilton Flannel * American Prints, Worsted Gloves Worsted and Cotton Homc: W. H. tloyd-JIaiUet Square) H AS just received per recent arrivah, 2 doz Muslin Collars * ‘ 4 rio English Frilled do 3 pcs black Silk Fringe, 2 do Wire Blond 2 do black fancy Blond 12 do Thread Laces, 6 do German do 8 do Lisle do, 3 do Wire Edging 4 do Blond Quiling, 12 -do Plaid Swiss 14 do BeltingSr 3 do Mantilla Lace 4 do Grecian Net do, 5 do Bobbinet Lace 8 do Spiltalfield Hdkfs, 13 do Pongee Hdkfk 4 do plain Silk do, 3 do do Satin do 5^oz Gauze do, 4 do fancy do 6 do embroidered do - 5 do Gents Brose Gloves 4 do Ladies do do, 3 do do Kid do . . 3 do Gents Buck Gloves 2 do do II. S. do 8 do India Rubber Suspenders 3 do super do do do * „ 14 pcB uncut Velvet Ribbons Also, a splendid assortment of Plain, Figured and Changeable Silks. nov 30 oct 2 (IT AVERY & JOHNSON, South side Monument Square. which he has received from tho inventor, the illus trious Dr. Magnin, of Paris; “This is to certify, that I have disposed of the recipe for muking the Lucina Cordial, or Elixir of Love, and also the right to sell it throughout the United States of North America, to John Winters Ilolderwell, M. D. Myreusonsfor so doing is, that the clnmands to we for the above Cordial, of which I am tlie inventor, ore so numerous, that I nmunablq to supply all the orders fromFranceand Italy alone; and have therefore disposed of the privileges^vouchsafed in tliis and other certificates of a like nature, in order to generalise tlie benefits, of my discovery throughout the world. 'Given under my hand at Paris, on thisnineteenth day of January. in.thoyeur of our Lord, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight. ERASTE MAGNIN. This highly important medicine is for sale by John Winters Holdenvcll, No. 129Liberty-street, New-York; CharlesB. Tyler, No. 70 Cbesnut-st. Philadelphia; and in Baltimore by Roberts & At kinson, John M. Laroqiie, and G. R. Tyler; in Washington City by Tobias Watkins and Chnrlps Stott; in Georgetown by O. M. Lintbacum; in Richmond by John E. Eustice; in Petersburg by Braggs Thomas, and Dupuy, Roser Sc Jones; nnd in Norfolk by M. A. Simtos nnd B. Emerson; nnd by John Woodly, No. 65 Poydras-st. New- Orleans. ; It can also bo found nt all the principal Drug Stores in South-Carolinn, and in Augusta, by Ha- vilnnd, Risley & Co., Thomas Barrett & Co. and Nelson Carter; and in Savannah by G. R. HENDRICKSON. Price $3 perhottle, with full directions, aug 5 J64—ly W. II. A S. Rogers,- H AVE just received from New York, the fol lowing Fancy Goods, viz: X box cuib'd changeable Bonnet Ribbons, a splendid article 1 box sup'r fig'd Satin , do do 1 Mo fancy French Silk Bags 1 do Plaid Bonnet Ribbons 5 Wile Net Veils 1 dozen Net Shawls 1 do Silk enib’d Scarfs 1 do Plaid do do 1 do Thibet do do 4 pcs brown and black Silk Fringe 1 uo PhiUygmmuvy 1 dozcnlntuntV Waists 10 do Nuns (Dutch) Lace Together witli various articles in the Fancy lihe, nov 16 South side Market Square. Desirable Dry Goods, R ECEIVED by AVERY & JOHNSON. Ladies French Kid Gloves Do black and col’d sewing silk do Do white do do Do black * do Mitts Do long white Kid Gloves Gents black and col’d Kid do Do woolen do, Boys woolen do Do silk do Ladies and Gents silk Hosiery Gents Lambs wool and Merino i Hose Do heavy wool 4 Hose Do Merino under Shirts nnd Drawers Welsh, Merino, Saxony,.&c. Flannels, warrant ed not to shrink when washed. Thibet Wool do, Bracha dd Rich Plush Mantillas, do Cneonool Tippets -Do do LndiflsHat Ornaments Thibet and Bnyndere Scarfs Rich silk do, plaid Cashmere do. For mile on favorable terms. dec 3 South side Monument square, Fine Razors. R OGERS, Wade & Butchers, Elliotts, nnd Pricksleys, fine and warranted Razors, in great variety; together with a fine assortment of Brushes, Boxes, Soaps, Combs, Perfumed Wa ters, Pomatums, &c- Just received and for sale at vorv reduced prices to-suit the times, for cash or credit, by G. R. HENDRICKSON. ■ J an7 ft IVcw Goods. A BENNETT has also opened ‘Store No, • 2,Waring’s Building^ with a large and splendid assortment ofMiUenory Goods, consist ing in part, namely; 10 boxes Ladies Florence Braid, ■ Split Straw Leghorn, Straw, Braid, col’d English one common Straw Bonnets 50 dozen col’d Nun’s Hoods 40 boxes Bonnet, Cap,-Satin and Tafeta Ribbons 10 do Belts, various styles and qualities Col’d Silks, Florences. Satins, &c. and a great variety of fancy ^oods, for salo wholesale or retail • fk'.v. nov II Boston & Randle, Market Squnre, Savannah, • H AVE in store, and are receiving per various arrivals, a full supply of GroccrieSjBagging, &c. Among which are— 10 hhds, St. Croix Sugar 11 do. Porto Rico do, 60 bags Coffee 150 pieces Bagging, 42,43 and 44 inches 50 coils Bulo Rope t 100 lbs. Bagging Twine 10000 do. Buliunore chred Bacon, Hams,8id*s, and Shoulders ' 3000 bushels heavy Maryland Seed Oats Canal and Balt. Flour, tyholo and 4 bbte, 10 casks and 25 boxes Goshen Cheese 10 kegs choice^Butter 20 4,20 4, and 20 4 bbte. Buckwheat Flour 10 boxes Sperm. Candles 5 pipes Otord, Dupuy A Co’st 4th procf Brandy 5 do. Seignette _ do. do. * 5 do. Holland Gin - 20 bbte. Peach Braudy / 30 do. Rye Gin, 30 do. Whiskey 20 do. Rum Madeira. Teneriffe, Port and Sweet Mala* ga .Wines Butter and Wine Biscuit Almonds and Raisins, Tobacco 10 tons iron, assorted 75 k*»g« Naite, &e . ( m. AH of which they offer on accommodating torm*> Almonds, Currants and Citron* BAGS Almonds, 12 boxes.Citron ivy 2 casks Currants, 9 bogs Walnut* 1 Parmerson Cheese 12 boxes Capers, 12 do Olives Just received and for sale by dec 21. J. B. GAUDRY. Caracas Cocoa. LBS. Caracas Cocoa, just received V/" and for sale by nov26 LONG & PATTERSON. dec 19 Cider. /"k BBLS. prime Newark Cider, now land* lv ing und fo " * ing and for sale by L. BALDWIN. Canal Flour. Sperm Caudles. T HIRTY#boxes4,5 nnd 6 Spenn Candles—\ justrecei i and for sale by nov 28 LONG & PATTERSON. cinuati, Feb. 2,1838.—“YourPUls are the mildest in tlieir operations, aud yet most powerful in their effects, of any 1 have e.ver met with in my prac tice of eight and twenty years, nrt, ' r '” 0,1 IN the 1 dec 3 Steel Pens, ^'t&ORNE. WILLIAMS. Bale Rope. 0 . COILS, a very superior article, for sale by WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO. Ueu5 French Chemicals. t t iJULPHATE Quiuino, Sulphate nnd Acetate p. of Morphine, Croton Oil,.Oil of Black Pep- pvKteosnte, Pinerino, Prussic Acid, Iodiue,Em- tae, Ext. w ux Vomica, Iiydrodato, Potassa, &o, pt received per Newark, and for solo by * G. B, HEWDWJPON - tiucl, Southern ttceorder ond Columbus Herald Mid Sentinel, will please twHgDl the above week ly for three months, anil forward their accounts tome atTroupville, Gu. for payment, oct 31 907t3in W. 8. ifnir Oil. Bears flrease und l*o- mnturn. Porantmn, to pots; do in rolls, Aldrich’s Bnlm Columbia. Just received aud for salo on ueoom- modatmg tonne Uj oHN p STIM y EL L, Comer of Broughton & Whtakor-ata. unv 20 Opposite the Maneum Homo. rt BBLS Appleejustreooivad per brig Now 1U Hanover, MA* l&TTERg0N Their action on the ciiylerhnd hence on tlie impurities of the blood is evidently very surprising. . Charlotte, N* C. Jan. 1,1837. Dear feir—I have mtule Ircauont use of .your Pills in the incipient stage of bilious fever, nnd ob stinate constipation of the bowels; also, in the en largement of the spleen, chronic disenses of tlie liver, sick hoadache, general debility, and in ull ca ses have found them to be very effective. J. D. Boyd, M. D. Mecklenburg Co. Vn. Feb. 7,1837. Having used Dr. Peters’ Pills in my practice for the last 12fuonths, I take pleasure in giving my. testimony of their good effects in coses of dys pepsia, sick headache, bilious fevers, nud other dteensesj produced by inactivity of the liver.— They are a safe nnd mild aperient, being the best article of tlie kind I have over used. George C. Scott, M.D. This celobrnted Medicine is for sole by nil the principal Druggists in Suvmmah und throughout the United States, tlie Canadas, Texas, Mexico, and tlie West Indies. Price 50 cenB per box, with full directions. aug 5 164—ly' David’s Compound Creosote * Tooth Wash. • A N ngreenble vegetable preparation for clean sing, whitening and preserving tlie Teeth, restoring spongy and dissased Gums to a uatuval and healthy state, purifies tho mouth and sweetens the breath, preventive for and cure ofthe tooth acho, canker, soreness, and the various affections of the month aud throat, whether occasioned by mercurials or otherwise. Prepared only by T. Davis, Mariulkcturinp* Chemist—Price 50 cents. For'sole by PORCHER & LA ROCHE, Opposite the Murket Sign ofthe Golden Globi Seasonable Goods. B ROADCLOTHS—Black, invisible green, olive, blue, dark mixed and cadet mixed and brown, English double milled. Cussiiucres—Drab, black, dmk grey ond stuped. Satinets—HJIue, drab, cadet and dark mixed. Suspenders—Elastic nnd knitted, also Extra Ends. Hosiery—Lambs Wool, Vigonia, white and mix ed Cotton. _ Glove®—^Colored and white Hc-luu, BuakJun, Silk and Beaver Umbrellas—Silk and Cotton. Stocks—Satin, aud Bombusin, with bows and plain. Cravats—Black Italian and fancy colored. Also, Merino Skirts. Brushesr-Cloth, hair, nail and tooth. Handkerchiefs—White Silk, plain, red aud figut ed. Just received, ndd for sale by GEORGE W. B&IN, oct 22 No* 2 Shad’s Buildings. dec 27 Garden Seeds—Crop 1S39. A SUPPLY' of English and Shaker’s Garden Seeds, for sale on reasonable terms by PORCHER & LL ROCHE, Opposite tho Market. d ec 5 • Sigr. ofthe»Gol(lenGlobe. Christmas Presents. y ABIES elegant Rose Wood, Shell, Mnhog- I i finer mid inlaid Work.Boxcs Elecaut'Chineal Work Baskets Toilet Bottles, richly gilt in great variety Essence Boxes, fnucy Penrl, Shell, r»ud Ivory Card Cases Goid aud Silver Pencil Cases Puzzles and Alpbubets, Dissected Maps, forclul GainosofGraces,Dominoes, Battledore, Cancell Musical P Boxes, Accordians, &c. Just received ^ondforsnlo b r G R HENDRICKSON Sweft Scented Powder, &c. Dry floods. F ANCY Alpcims, Marseilles Crib Counter- nnnes, white Marseilles Counterpanes, as sorted sizes WhiW and col’d natted do do do Blanket Shawls, low priced RdirFIannete Bleached 'and, unbleached Canton Flunnel English blenched do do Low priced Satinets, Kentucky Jeans Black nnd blue black Bombasins Welsh Flannels, Thibet Scarfs French and English Merinos. For sale by GEORGE W. BEHN, nov 25 No. 2 Shad’s Building/ Havana Seftars. /A ffertlTfe SUPERIOR Spanish Sogars, JLUjvyUl/ favorite brands, just received " n ; 1 anT ,< ‘ by LONG & TATTEUSON, i DOZ. Otto Hose Scented Powder 6 do. Violet do, 0 do. PM. <>o. do. 12 Also, Posvdor Boses and Puffs. Boceived end rot Jk by A. PARSONS Domestic Brandy. pl HALF pipe* Domestic Brandy, for sale low i) to close u consignment. ’ GEORGE H. MAY. dec 27 Starch nnd Blue. T HIRTY boxesI Colegate’s superior Starch, 2 cases do English Fig Blue, tending from brig Augusta, and for sale by nov 28 G. R. HENDRICKSON. ^ A TJ If*', 1ZU dec 31 Coffee. ‘ Ilavaua, iui Bfllo by J. B. GAUDRY* Bagging* PIECES heavy Dundee Bagging) for sale by LADD,TUPPEft A SI8TARE. nn HHPf jmlXJ saleibi dec 31 imu.,. prime Porto Rico Sugar, fo# iw to close a consignment. GEORGE II. MAY. Powdered Spices. ? C INNAMON, Black Popper, African Pepper, Cuyonuo Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, Spice Ginger, &c. ^or sale by • PORCHER & LA ROCHE, dec 6 Opposite the Market, Sign of the Golden Globe. Combs, Brushes, &c. F INE Ivory and Horn Dressing end PochBt Combs, Hair;Cloth, Nail, Combs,and supe rior English, French and American Tooth Brosh es, aud Shaving Broshes, &o. in the greatest va- ri 2o 5 ;,l “‘S.t.i*cKao\ ; Doctor Eucii’s " “ U NIVERSAL Strengthening Pto«t«r.Tor sale Ly A* PARSONS. JLasld, Tapper A Slsture) O FFER for sale on good terms; ISOlibds first quality Cuba Molasses 3QQ bags good, fair and prime green Cuba Coffee 150 do superior old Java do 50 mats very, fine old Manilla do Hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar 25 boxes Boston refined Loaf do 10 bbte first quality crushed do 20 half chests superior Black Tea 50 half boxes Baker’s No 1 Cbocolatd 50 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper 100 boxes Negro Pipes, large sizes 500 Domijou8, assorted, I to 6 gallons 200 whole and half boxes Bunch Raisin* 125 pcs 42 inch Dundee Bagging. 200 kegs Cut Nails, assorted 50 casks Brown Stout, quarts and pints 50 baskets Champagne, Anchor and lief 50 boxes Sparkling Hock 200 M Bpanish Segars 4 pipes Holland Gin, Beehive nnd Hourglos* 2 hwf pines London Dock Brandy 10 do do J. J. Dupuy A Co. do 10 do American do * 300 bbte Connecticut Gin, Phelps jfc Gowdy’s 100 do Boston^ do, .Eagle brand 100 do do * Ruin do 30 do superior Baltimore Whiskey 10 do do old Monongabete do 100 halfpipes nnd quarter casks Madeira, Port) Sicily Madeira and Pico Wines 100 bags Shot, assorted 300 Grindstone* hor 26

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1839-1840, January 11, 1840, Image 1