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NEW YORK Oct,«
icbonp this wornii
liudreii It Firmer. Trial |.
• D ' d ” SfeiiWIU onl-nniton are sailing at 8| a
f rrTho PruvidcnM Journal lets the following
,,k. In relation to the Georgia election:
l®*? -nraaontalivaa to thn prerenl Con*
Oftbo ”p,||thfl,l to their high trust, and
‘ J trajuin to tfialrconatituenta. Both
•n"? 1 Irnnoalcd to the Pzon.it, »nn the Pno.
P , ' ll 'J r , P *a«wtR*o tiiim. The voice ofap.
n ^ «"tolli"*i» ha* coin. ftom every vaHoy
P , hill top, and over ovary mvannah of
w^nehiaStaWi and tha voice of indignation a-
" ?„.t holl!r''o opo.tato.lma rung ftmu the lip.
*}!jre than 30,000 fteamen,who two yeara ago
of Jfnr them ind elected them.
’ Theflre politically dead. Lot the axeman lift
Vh»,r irmiklcn headtland proclaim aloud front
SS™'s-r i * Aa “ ,ra V" *?*•■?■
liLotttivea in Cnngreae, who, agninat the
nie and eapreared will or lliolr conatituenta,
forced upon thifcountry the Sub-Tresaury. toke
front the Ihto ortheirnaaociatea. and pro-
^ Ihentaelvea. with what fortitude fttey may, to
Kin their footstep.. The people Save aria-
1 in ihfirtnaleaty and their might, and woe un-
to thowe who have deceived and trampled upon
CELEBRATION OF GEORGIA’S DECLA
RATION!
The Comtnllteelo whom wuinveated the paw.
er of ranking arrangement! for the celebration of
the declaion of Georgia, ill favour of the Harrleon
Congreiilonel Ticket, having aelaeted THIS
AFTERNOON, 93d inat, lor thtat ocenaion. ALL
THOSE WHO ARE DISP08ED TO BE
MOUNTED, will assemble at Cabin, Np. 3, cor
ner of Montgomery nnd Liberly-alrenta, at 8
o’clock, P. M. thia day—front which place
thoy will MARCH IN COLUMN, to Monument
Square, to join Ihe CITIZENS.
EFThe (Hand! and aoqnalntancaa of Mr.
and Mm. Wm. Rahn, are invited to attend the
fltneral of iho latter, from the reaidence of Geo.
A. Aah, in Broughlou-Mreat, This Miming, at
10 o’otoclc.
Shipping; Intelligence.
PORT OF 8A VANN AH, ....OCT 88, 1840.
them-
commercial Journal.
—‘ LATEST DATES.
7rotn Lirerpool, Sept. lD-Prom Havre Sept 15
-< -Charlatan EiporU, Oct. IT.
PTe-ferlt—Ship Louisiana—448 bale. Upland Cot-
ion, .lldto tierce. Rico.
arafecra—Bchr. Martha Eliinbeth—38 bale. Up-
laadCoUea, 400 aacka Salt, and Lumber.
St.Hirrki.fFo.J—Sclir. John Clark—Merchandize.
RICHMOND, OCT. 15.—We havo no chaugc to
aMC in our markets. Bualueaa generally la fair for
^MoaeV'mattersare easier from an increasing eon-
fiilence in ibe eomtnnnily. The recent election,
will hare a salutary effect in commercial communi
ties and vie hope o'er long Msec trade and com-
merce assume their wonted spirit.
Torisca—Stocks in Urn bands small and the de
mand continues good at steady rates.
Inspections and receipts lignt.
fleer remuini at former quotations.
Onln—Wheat 110 a US according to quality.
Corn 50c.
AiNcw-York, on the 16ih instant, 95 shares U. S.
Bank Stock sold at 63}, a. 30 days; 50 do do at 631
160 do do at 64.
BALTIMORE. OCT. 16.—Cofee—The market
U quiet and but little doing. Moderate sales ofLa
Gusjrra at 11 a 11 } cents; of good Rio at 11} coots,
and ofordinary St. Domingo at 9} cts.
t Flour.-—Howard street Flour.—The tales of
Howard street Flour during the week, as far as we
sre advised, reach about fiOOO bbls. ntprices a shade
below thvso of last week. The. sales of good com
mon brands from stores in the early part of the week
were uniform at $5,00,but several parcels have been
taken since at i5. At the last named rate some hold*
50K
!cm and' priinc Beef.
US. More Beef, N.Y. “ ’
Landing and fin'-aaln by •
not 88 SHATTER & WOODBRIDGE.
Linens. Line u Cambric !tdfcfs,&t
11-4 nnd l$-4 fuper Liuatt Shea-
7- 8 and 4-4 uulreaied Linan Sltirtinga
0-8 Pillow Care, Llnnn
GO dozen Linen Cambric Hdkfa
SO^Iocca Long Lawna, Scotch Linen Bed
10 do common and aitper Huckaback Diaper
80 do do do Bird’a Eye nnd Scotch do
10 dozen bordered Linan Towel.
SO do Sileaia Napkin.
8- 4.8-10 and 10-13 Dantaak Table Cloth.
8-4 Brown do do do
7-4,8-4 and 10-4 Linan Demaalc
SO dn Rttaaia Diaper
Received by lost arrival. and for anla vary cheap
at the .tore lately occupied by J. & E. Ingcraoll
Weal aide Monument Square,
not 80 853)11.
ARRIVED.
Stoamboat Chatham, Wood, Augtuta, with
boata 1 and II, 181 baleaCotiuu, to lloluns* &
Sinclair and II, Hart >er.
WENT TO SE.\.
Ship Howard, Mills, Liverpool.
Ship Celia, Porter, New-York.
Brig Wm. Taylor, Hoey, New-York.
Sehr. Frederick A. Tup per, Morgan, Boston.
Scbr. South-Carolinn, Goodwin, Churlestoii.
MEMORANDA.
Up at New-York on the 16th, ahip Cincinnati,
Baratow, for this port, to anil with despatch.
Up at Philadelphia 16th, brig New Hanover,
Carty, for this port, to anil on the 25th inst.
Up it Boston, on the 14tb, ship Susan Drew,
Bobuidge, tp sail for this port, next day.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 19.-Arr. brig A. E.
Driscoll. Havana—in distress, mainmast sprung,
bound tn Hampton Roads for orders.
U L brig Tybee, Livermore, NYork; brig
Reporter, Hawthorn, Bath, Ale; scbr Everline,
Cottle, NYork \ steam pnekets Wilmington. Ivy,
Wilmington, NC; Southerner, Wumbersic,5ac
annah.
Cl’d, ahip Louisa, Wolfe, NYork t schrs Mar-
tlia Elizabeth, Bush, Baltimore; John Clark,
Collins, StMotk*.
NORFOLK. Oct. 16.—Cl’d, scbr America,
Cook, West Indies.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Cl’d, sr.hra Virgi
nia, (Fr) Tierce, Point Petre, Gaud; Hope-
Benthall, Detnerara; Eagle, Alullcn, Havana
vin Nussau, NP.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17—Arr schrs So*
phia, (Br) D unkey, Turks Islaud; American,
Eagle, Hickman. Mobile.
Cl’d, schr B Tomlin, Tomlin, Altaknpo*.
NEW-YORK, Oct. 16-Arr ship President,
Chadwick,London and Portsmouth; brigsTam
tivy, Townc, Bordeaux; Juno, Wood, Darien;
echr Hopewell, Whekfoti, Cnpe Hay tier.
.. Below, brig Ottoman, from Stockholm.
I PI VI ihlnttaftv Fenunr Andrmv Hfnhil
Steamboat nlankcts und Coun
terpanes.
J U8T received at the store lately occupied by
J. A E. Ingersoll,
1 bale super Berth Blankets
50 super Berth Counterpanes
Also, 10*4124 and 144 white andcol'd Quilts,
which will be sold very low. 2538l *ept20
#30,000—Sum
OREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
CLASS^Ottf FOR 1840.
■\TjriLLba decided mi Saturday next 34th Inal.
W at Alexandria, (Va.) hy tha drawing of
tha Looabarg Academy Lnttary, Claw No. 8-43
drawn ballot*, among other, are the following
• I1IOH PRIZES t- *
1 prison of.
1
1
1-
1
1
1
85
85
88
300
1 do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
#30,000
10,000
do
do
&c.
An.
Ac.
6,009
5,000
4.000
9.600
3.000
1,747
1,000
600
300
300
100
tor LI
g£U Tbo .hip LOTI.
gBScargo engaged, will
above port, forftetghli
octlS 84781,
CP,
apply ta
net 13
Jdlvorpool* ■ .
...coppered ahip MONTI-
t. J. 0. Lawlon. For freight
DELFORD.FAY&CO.
Silk*.
A GREAT variety of plain, flg’d and atriped
black, blue black andcol'd 8 ilka, of vary in-
( leriorand rich atylea, for wile cheap, at the .tore
ately uccnpied by I. A E. Ingersolt, weal aide
Monument aquare. 253||i. aepl 20
mire offering to tell thia'morning. The receipt CI’d.ahipaGovFemior.Andrew.MebileiRi-
ptice if not fully acnled. We quote *4,87 a. about Nortiffl, do, briga Veatn, (Brem) Cotter-
ibe car and wagon rats. mole, Rio Janeiro; Frances P Beck, Siackpole,
rlour—We quote at$4,871 a $5. NOrlenns; G B Lamar. Johnson, Savannah;
City Mills Flour—We quote at$4,87j a $5.
Cw»-*ln the early part of the week taleaof white
were made at 33 a 54 cents, but sinco yesterday the
sales bare been at 53 a 53 cents. Soles ofyullow at
54 a 55 cents. Sales of Pennsylvania yellow at 55
tents.
Prorwiont—.Sales of Mess Pork have been made
from store this week to acme extent at $17,50 on 4
month* and sales at $17 cash. > Old prime it held at
14 and mV at 15. Some decline has taken place in
Beef, and we now reduce our quotations to $15 for
Meis; 13 for No. 1; and 10 for prtmo. Sales of No.l
stlS. In Western Bacon there has been less doing
than for some time past The slock however, is very
•mall and prices are without change. We continue
to quote hams at 18} to 15cents as in quality; Mid
dlings at' 10 to 10} cents, and Shoulders at 9 cents.
Salea of 10,000 lbs. Baltimore cured sides thia week
at 11 centa cash. Hama are selling at 15 cents. Sales
ofNo.l Baltimore Lard in barrela atlO toll cents,
of western at 11 cents, and also of western No. I in
Van avxav Butter continues exceedingly dull;
auahrfcci merely nominal. We quote yellow west*,
era in kegs at 10 to 11 cents. A sale ofold western
wu made thia week at 6 cents.
Spiritt—-Sales from stores of New Eogland Rum
•t 30 cents in hhda. and 33 cents in bbls.
Sugart—At auction on Tuesday, 104 hhda. Mus
covado Sugar, cargo of brig Louisiana from Cuba,
were sold at $7,15 a 8,35. At the same time 51 hoses
Havana white Sugar were sold at $10,15 a 10,35.
Atauction Tuesday, a few lots ofPorto Rico were sold
nt $8,30 a 8,95—the balance withdrawn no spirit eriuc-
ed by buyers.
IFMakey—-We note sales ofhbds.at 25 cents, and of
bbls. at 30} cents—market not active. The Wagon
price is 33 cems exclusive of the barrel.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. IC.-Cq^w - The stock
has been increased by a few recent arrivals, but still
remains very modernto. Sales 2500 bogs Rio at 10|
a;ll a ill, and on invoice of 1800 bags at a price not
nude public. Sales of Sl Domingo at 10c; Loguayra
Cotton—Market quiet, but prices steady; sales of
100 bags Upland at ll}o per lb.
Flour—.1,500 bbls. Brandywine superfine $5,35;
Mle«?«tuu)lvania superfine $5.The demand forFlour
I hM inictNe during the week; and towards the
close holders gave away a trifle, and good brands of
Pennsylvania cannot be quoted over $5 today; the
stock yet remains quite light.
Molattei—Little or nothing doing this week; but
we make no change from last reported prices.
Provitloni—Bacon, stocks lignt, with sou e South
ern demand; sides 9}c per lb; thouldera 7 a 7} cts.j
hsms scarce, 18 a 13c; Mess Pork 17 a 17,50; prime
Beef $14 perbbL;prime 11 a 11}. Lord,
•lock light, 13}c per Ik * V
Rice-—Sales to the trade of 50 casks at 4 & 4} centa.
Cleared 58 casks.
Fnlghti'—To Europe are dull; no new engage
ments for Liverpool Coal Freights to Boston $2}
a. 8 7«Ji er 10 f° Pr °vidence $1,75 per ton; NewYork
vilie 8 ' 00 Canal $1,50 par ton from Potts-
NEW-YORK, OCT. l6.~Tbere Is noUiing to al-
tor to-day. Cotton remains very inactive. Common
mb, Ge ®e®*e Flour are in good demand at $4
m. pales ofSouthern Corn at 57 cts. wt., of North-
• em Rye at 60 cts.
.Jhe Solly f or Havre takes $182,000 in specie,
chiefly Mexican dollars. Mexican dollars 14 a }
nrem. 4 *
schra Tower, Baker, City ofSt Domingo
BOSTON, Oct. 16—Arr ahip Caroline Au
gusta, Thompson, Calcutta and Send Heads;
barques United States, Webb, Singapore, An-
t ier and St Helena; Lexington, Tiloen, Cadiz;
•rigs Baltic, Osgood, Havana; Maria Theresa,
Clark, Newcastle; Geo Turner, Joues, Havana;
Emetine, Lewis, Matanzas; schrs Rose in Bloom,
Brutus, Texas; Olinthus, New-Orlenns.
Cl’d, brig Hardy, Endicott, Rio Janeiro; schrs
Cape Fear, Snow, St Peters, Martin-; Henry,
Nicholas, Porto Rico; Merchant,Mobile; Mag
net, St Josephs; Eagle, Savannah.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 14—Arr brigGypsey,
Crowell, Turks Island.
NEW-ORLEANS, Ort. 15.—Arr steam ship
Natchez, Swiler, New-York.
Ql’d, ship Clinton, Little, Liverpool; barque
Niagara, Snow, Boston. '
Flannels.
A T the store recently occupied by J. & E. In-
gnrsoll, may be found superior real Welch
Flannels, a great variety nf qualities) (some Ro
ger’s.) Also, Schofield’s Patent White Flannels,
(warranted not to shrink,) English Cotton Flan
nels, American ditto, and Scarlet Flannels of all
qualities, which are offered unusually cheap,
sept 20 253} l
Tickets $16, Halves $7 50, Quarters $3 76.
Tickets and Shares, either single or by the
package, for sale by *
^ P. B PENDERGAST,
Corner Bull-street and Bay Lane,
Near tbeEichange.
KFOrdcrs from the town or country promptly
attended to oct 20
friar Wa»W-ya»rk-4W#U«..
Tliorftfiiilor packet brig SAVANNAH,
Capt Simpler; has commenced loading,
•nd will be despatched immediately. For balance
of freight or passage, having spltmdid (state remn)
tccommedutiuds-, apply on board st Hunter's
wharf, nr to LEWIS A WILDER#
oct 20
Broadcloths, Cassluicrcs, &Cc
J UST opened nt the store lately occupied by J.
& E. IngersoJI.n very splendid assortment or
Broad Cloths, Cnssimeres and Vestings. Also,
AsphnUum Cloth, (a new and superior article
for gentlemen’s winter frock and over coats,)nnd
Satinets of ull colors and qualities, which will bo
sold cheap for cash or city acceptance,
sept 2b 263||l
Ready Made Clothing.
T HE subscribers have on hand and are con
stantly receiving IVom their Northern Man
ufactory, a complete assortment of ready made
CLOTHING, suitable for the coming season-
consisting in part hf black, blue ond invisible
S reen Cloth Dress Coats nnd Frocka; also, wool
yed black and blue Beaver Cloth Frocks; also,
black mix’d, brown, drab and green Cloth Sur-
touts; Beaver Cloth and Pilot Cloth Surtouts:
which ore offered for ealo for cash, or city appro
ved notes, by
HAMILTON & HOUSTON,
oct 21 254ca
L Cassimore Pantaloons; ribb’d, stripe, Vic
toria and 1 weed Cass. Pantaloons of different
qualities; fig’d and plain blnck Velvet Vests;
block nnd blue Cloth do; Prince Albert Cobourg
and fig'd Chully Vests; fig’d and plain Satin
Vests; fine Linen Shirts, frill’d ana plnin bo
soms; extra fine Cotton Shirts, linen collars, bo
soms ond wristbands; calico and fancy Gingham
Shirts. For sale by
HAMILTON & HOUSTON,
oct 21 254r.
New Dry Goods store,
Upon the Cath System.
A T the store lately occupied by J. 6c E. In-
gersotl, West side Monument-Square, is
now opening a very extensive and splendid as
sortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS; entirely fresh, embracing every article
usually found in a dry goods store—which have
been selected with great earn in the New York
nnd Boston markets and bought upon cosh terms,
(many of diem atauction) and are offered for sate
wholesale and retail, at a small advance, for cash
or city acceptance.
Also,.
A vory large assortment of common, fine, sn-
perfind Three Ply and Venetian CARPETING8
ftf new ktid fery’rich patterniqnlso,Rugs,Matting,
Oil Cloths, printed Floor Baize, Carpet Binding,
Thread, Ac., at much less prices than ever before
offered in this market.
Persons in the city and country wishing to
purchase, are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine for themselves,
oct 7 . 243—3w
^•r Baltimore.
The regular packet brig OPELOUSAS,
Forrest, master. For freight or passage,
apply on board, or to
. FRANCIS SORREL & GO.
Who have for sale on board said brig,.
600 bbls superior baker's Flour
2600 busheja prime White Corn'
1000 do primn Outs in bags
20 kegs Gade’s Butter
20 bbu Whiskey - oct 20
For Baltimore.—Regular Line.
The copper fastened ond coppered brig
ELEANOR, Cuptnin Jones, having most
of herfroight engaged, will sail onThnrsdny next.
For a few tons of heavy freight, or passage, hav
ing good accommodations, apply on board at Bol
ton’s central wharf, or to
S. PHILBRICK 6c CO.
Who offer for sate, landing from onboard,
6 hhds Bacon,6 bbls Lard
30 bbls Gin, 30 do Whiskey
40 boxes Tobacco
200 bbls and 2S half do Howard-s}. Flour
1600 bushels Oats. oct 19
For New-Orleant.
The first duos brig LIME ROCK, Fates,
aster, will meet with despatch for the
above port. For freight or passage, apply to
Copt. F. on board atTnvIor’* whnrfr or to
oct 10 WAITE A BARTELS..
Silk Shirts, Ac. Ac.
S ILK Shirts and Drawers,
Merino do do
Cotton Shirts, Silk Hhdkfs
Collars, Stocks and elastic Suspenders
Fancy col’d and black Silk Crnvnts
Merino, Lamb’s Wool, 8ilk and Cotton £ Hose
Merino, buckskin and Silk Gloves
Received per brig L Baldwin', and for sale by
oct 20 GEORGE W. BEHN.
30 dozen rich fancy Shawls,
A MONG which are
84 and 64 rich Damask Silk
44 changeable and plaid do
84 emb'd Thibet Wool, very rich
84 Brocha and Blanket
Together with n large assortment of Scarfs and
Pantaloons, Vests and Shirts. small dress Hhdfs; all of which will be sold at a
A SUPERIOR assortment of blnck and blue small advauce from cost, for cash, or good paper.
Cassimore Pantaloons; ribb’d, stripe, Vic- AVERY A JOHNSON,
oct19 South side Monument 8quarc.
Cravats.
1 BOX rich and fushionable Down Cravats,
received by AVERY A JOHNSON,
oct 19
For Black Creek, via Brans wick
St. Marys and Jacksonville.
K** ft The regular stenm packet FOR-
. iSffnTfr ESTER, W. D. Wray, master,
will depart for the above places on SATUR
DAY ,24th inst. at— o’clock.P.M. For freight or
pnAngti, apply to the Captain on board al Sct»U
A Balfour's wharf, or to
CLAGHORN A WOOD, Agent*
N. B.—All freight payable by shippers.
All slave passengers must be cleared at the
Custom House,
oct 22
“Board of Health.
Eton's Report of Interments for the week ending
^ 20th October, :340.
ntmsx.
Died of Delerium Tremens,
Cholera Infimtum,
“ Fflvnr ’
Fever,
Fever,
Fovor,
Child Bed,
Spaama,
Child Bed,
Fever,
Fever,
ueorgq Willinma,
carah Donovan,
Elunor Guifmartin,
® ,rl, y Cogan.
MaryB.Walah,
M^woir*'
Margaret Dill.,
— Serfkly,
glua- A. Greon.
32 yeara.
6 weeka.
54 yeara.
8 «
31 “
17
10 months.
19 yeara.
8 “
28 •<
England,
Savannah,
Ireland |
Ireland,
Franco,
Georgia’
Ireland,
8avannnh,
Baltimore,
So. Carolina,
nzaiDZNcz.
Non-Rea't.
Non-Boa't.
Resident.
Non.Rea’t.
Non-Kas't.
Reaident.
Non-Rea't.
Reaident.
Non-Rea’t.
Non-Rea’t.
of f “ v « r 1- "ged 17
Age l 80^X4’ 6d " ,,i P “ l, y 1 ’ 76i OU
s q „ B. LATHROF, Sexton.
Shbftall, Sec’ry.
^ •Sat’onn/M Poor House and Hospital
Oct 20 S * Marmt Hospital for the Weekending
Admitted this week, 26
Discharged, cured, 9
Deaths, 1
F, KOTTMAN, Steward,
reeidum C8 ' 20 y car8 » New-IIampshiro, non-
For Garey’s Ferry# via Bruns
wick, St. Marys and Jacksaw
vllle.
f* Tho steam packet FLORIDA,
Capt. John Nock, will leave as a-
hove oil , at — o’clock. For freight or
passage, apply on board, or to
R. AW. KING.
All freight payable by shippers.
Slave passengers must be cleared at the Cus
tom House. oct 22
Ware-house.
TO RENT, that largo and commodious
Ware-house, near the Rail Rond Depot,
erected by Mr. F. M. Stone, on the corner of
Liberty and Montgomery-streets. Possession
given immediately.
It is well loented for a person who would wish
to commence a Waro-house business iu this city,
on the plan adopted in Augtuta, Macon, Ac.
Apply to Richard B. White, Augusta, or to
oct22 254 J. P. STUART.
New Store.
H ENRY LATHROP is now opening at the
store recently occupied by Messrs. Snider
A Nichols, Nos. 7 and 10, Gibbon’s Buildings,
an ontire fresh assortment of Staple end Fancy
Dry Goods, which are offered at wholesale or
retail, low for cash or approved credit. Among
which may be (bund
2 bales Red Flannels
3 do White do
1 do Patent Welsh do
1 do Plaid Linseya
1 do’ Plain do
3 do Bed Ticks
3 case* Washington Jeans
40 pieces Satinets
15 do Kentucky Jeans
do Saxony Cassitueres
do Irish Linens
do Linen Sheetings
do Linen Diapers
do Huckaback
_ do 84 94 and 104 Damasks
34 and 44 brown Sheetings and Skirtings
sept 21 254
Plains# Blankets. Ac.
T HE subscribers will receive per ship Russell
daily expected from Liverpool, their usual
extensive supply of English and Welsh Plains,
London Duftil Blanket*, nnd other Plantation
Dry Goods, which, together with a general assort
raent of Negro Cloths of Domestic manufacture,
lately received Are offered for sale on liberal terms.
JAMES ANDERSON A CO.
oct 15 No 3 A 10 Waring’* Building.
6
50
10
20
10
5
Dry Goods.
T HE subscriber is now teceiving from tho
brig Clinton from New-York, and Eli Whit
ney from Boston, the following articles:
10 bnles low priced 7-4 brown Shirtings
10 do 30 inch heavy do do
10 do 36 do do do do
15 cases 7-8 and 44 bleached Shirtings
10 do Priuts. nssotted qualities
6 bnles Bed Tick,
3 do brown Canton Flannel
2 do lew priced red do
1 case 44 blue Plaids, 1 do col’d Cambrics
3 do low priced Cheeks
For sale by HIRAM ROBERTS,
oct 20 No 3 and 14 Gibbon’s Building.
liook at This.
F RESH Goods Just received: Rich French
and English Prints
Rich Muslin Da Laines
Dn Silks;also plaid Worsteds, fordresses.
For sale low forcash, at
oct 22 AVERY A JOHNSON’S.
Apples and Oranges.
BBLS Apples, in good order
10,000 Havana Oranges
Landing and fo r sale by
GEO. D. CORNWELL.
In Store, :
Butter nnd Sngar Cracker*
Goshen Butter. Cheese; Flour, Stigor
Coffee, Bacon, Ac? also, 6000 empty Bags,
oct 20 • 265m
Silks, Bombazines#
B LACK and blue black Gro de Swiss
Black ond blue black Gro dc Paris
Black Poult de Soie
Col’d Poult de Soie
Black and blue black Bombazines
Mouslin de Laines
French nnd English Prints '
34 and 4-4 Scotch Ginghams, (br sate low hy
HENRY LATHROP,
sept 21 254 7and 10, Gibbons’ Buildings.
Blanket?# Ac.
2 BALES saddle Blankets, 200 blankets each
1 hale large size col’d horse do
6 bates 84 and 94 Duffil do
6 cases wool filled Kerseys
2 do low priced Snttitiets
Landing from brig Clinton, and for sale by
HIRAM ROBERTS,
oct 20 No 3 and 14 Gibbon’s Building.
Harry IiOrrequcr.
T HE Confessions of Harry Lorreqner, with
numerous illustrations, by Phiz, l vol. 8vo.
Continuation of Momnirsofthn Court of Eng
land, daring the reign of the Stuarts, including
the Protectorate, by Jno. HeneageJess,in2 vote,
containing Memoirs of Cromwell, Gen. Monk,
Prince Rupert, the Duke of Buckingham, Duke
of Monmouth,, Dutchess of Richmond, of Buck
ingham, nf Cleva’aud. nf Portsmouth, of Maya-
rine, and of Richmond Jenny n, the Earl of Roch
ester, Count and Countess of Grammont, Nell
Gwynn, Ae. Ao.
The young Prince Donna K a Romance of the
Opera, hy Mrs Gray, author of “ The Duke,” in
2 vols.
Ten Thousand a Year, by the author of u The
Diary of a Physician," 2 vols.
Atkins’ British Poets, from Johnson to Beattie,
1 vol.
Frost’s do. from Falconer to Walter Scott.
Boeracia’s Decameron, 2 vols. 8vo.
Sir Walter Scott’s Works, coiupiete in 10 vols.
8vo., bound in oalf.
Charles C.MsIlery, the Irish Dragoon, by the
author of" Hurry Lnrrequer, Nos. 1,2,3 and4,
with humorous illustrations.
No. 12 Moster Humphrey’s Clock.
The American Alnmnao for 1640.
Georgia and South-Carolina Almanacs, by
wholesale and retail. Just received.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
oct 22
Muslin Collars# Canton Flan
nel# dee. dec-
Received per brig L. Baldwin,
W ORKED Muslin Collars, Velvet Ribbons,
striped, checked and plain Swiss Muslin,
Cambric Dimity, Furniture Chiutz
Fancy silk Hhkfs, Canton Flanuels
For sale by GEO. VV. BEHN.
oct 20
Handkerchiefs# Caps. dec. dee.
fiZfi DOZEN ludigoblue plaid Hdkfx
#3vF 60do fancy plaid Hdfks,(<
35 doz Wool Caps, low priced Sattincts
65 pcs plaid Linsey
36 do Indigo blue plaid Homespun
Receiveaper brig L Baldwin, ond for sale by
oct 20 GEORGE W. BEHN
(Hams.
A SMALL invoice of choice Baltimore Hams,
landing from brig Eleanor, and for aale by
oct 19 WHITE A BARTELS.
Near* cloths.
CASES Negro Cloths, of good quality,
JLtJ and a very heavy at tide, for sale by
oct 19 L. BALDWIN A CO.
« and Twine.
O fiCfi Pieces Inverness and Duttdee Bag-
ging, 42 and 44 inch wide
400 lbs 3 strand Bagging Twine
Just received ond for safe by
JAMES ANDERSON A CO,
#ctH> - - No 3 and 10 Waring’s Building.
Oil Cloth and Counterpanesu
O ILCloth tableCoversin patterns very hand
some; Cloth table'Covers; richly embossed,
cotton ond worsted do. French Counterpanes
made in America, a new and haudsome article.—
Received by J A CLIFFORD,
oct 12
Buckwheat Floor.
*1 A QUARTER bbls. Buckwheat
lUl5 Kegs do
Landing from brig L. Baldwin, and for sale by
oct21 CLAGHORN A WOOD.
Butter.
•6 A FIRKINS superior Northern Butter, for
JLfl: sale by
oct 21
NOBLE A HARDEE.
Butter and Sugar Crackers.
6) fiZ BBLS. Butter Crackers
40 hexes do do for familyuso,
• 10 bbls Sugar Crackers
Landing from brigL. Baldwin, nnd forsaleby
oct21 CLAGHORN A WOOD.
Cranberries.
ft HALF bbls Cranberries, landing from
XU ship Hercules, and for sale by
oct21 L. BALDWIN A CO,
Timber and Lumber.
AAA PIECES Pitch Pine Timber
JLtJXIvl 600 Lightwood Posts
150 M. S iwed Lath*
600 Live Oak and Cypress Knees, well sea
soned. For sale by
JOSEPH H. BALDWIN,
nng 28 At Stiles* Wharf.
Br 8.
On BAIT
UUDA
K.
of.amra;
60 lioxca lmlf3poni.il Score
86 do I. do’ drf’
' fc
100 do Spniii.li do" ,
75 do Cliiot, ld^renoqeb’
11 do’ ii’ 3 do- doVaaapYiM
10 dof' do 1 do do, ..up’rai
Sale poailire Iff eloae ennsignmohf.'
ca.li (oily money) liefttfe daliv'dry. oe>
Byft Phil brick die
On SATUIIDAY next, nt II q-c
of .tore, a good aecoAd hand Sullty arfd,
belonging- to o'trarell«lq-nM tmftt bo
caKh,'efnr nforier.
ont,lbra*l«oiiaM«fr
fee,25 kegaGu.hei _
bbla •PoUUfle., 20 bUla (
niodnting term,.
ck & Co.
Sole.
One bate Engliah (all wool) grey Keraaya, tors
cases Madder Prints, ouft doCacheca do.
oot^
~ - *fsrphiib^eic jfe^rnLj
At Private Sale
A-Negro Fellow about 45 yeara of age.,
is a gond plniighman ond accustomed to tha a
of horses; also,a first rate axeman and pretty g
jobbing carpenter. He would prove? idVate
to any one In a steam saw mill, as he lias I
employed for eight years in one of the most ex*
tensive establishments in, the Slate. He will bo
sold on time for approved paper. »ept29
Lime at Private Sale. " ’
Br 8. PMlbrick Ac Car
200 casks superior white Lime, now landing,
from brig Tybee from Boston, and wiU'tie soft
low from the wharf.
Also, 6 dozen Mead, a superior article.
sept 4
Mansion House— S A VANNAH.
This well known Establishment is
,now open, under the direction and,
management of the Subscriber and his Lady, who
will take pleasure in administering to the com
fort of snch ladies and gentlemen os may fa
vour them with a call.
LEANDER BUTLER,
oct 21 254i.
O' The Angnsla Chron. A Sentinel, Charles
ton Courier, Milledgeville Recorder, Macon
Messenger, and Sandersville Advocate, will give
the abovn three insertions, and send their bills for
collection. L. B.
Planter's Hotel—SAVANNAH, QA.
M This establishment is now open,
for the reception of both steady andJEK.
andttranaient Boarders, under the management
of the subscriber, who pledges himself, that noth
ing on his part shall be wanting. This bouse
has been fitted with new furniture of the neatest
style, and the bedding equalled by none in the
city.
Families can be accommodated with private
rooms, surpassed by none, for comfort—prices
moderate, and the best the market* can afford,
will be procured.
This house is on the Bay, near the market,
and cmaynnient to all kinds of business.
No Mr will be kept open in the house, to an
noy those who may be pleased to stop with the
subscriber.
The best ofservants will be in attendance.
J. SLATER.
(CPThe Southern Advocate, Georgia Journal,
Federal Union, and Southern Whig, will please
publish the above six months, aud forward their
accounts to the subscriber for settlement. J. S.
oct 16 248—6m
Land in McIntosh County at private Sale.
By 8. Phllbrick * Co.
The tract of Land known at the Borlam Tract,
situated on the south side of Sapello River, in
McIntosh Connty, adjoining tends ef Patrick
McKay and John MeBiun, containing 640 cere*
more or less, with improvements. For terma.
Ac. apply ns above. sept 2 ■
Sheriff's BflE Wfc
W LL be sold on the first Tuesday i0Ns- k
vember next, before the Cohn House ifr
Hinesvillo, Liberty County, between the nsnll
hours of sale, the following property, viz:
One tract of Land containing one hu udred aeifec,
the half ofa two hundred acre tract; also, anoth
er tract containing fifty acres, the half ofa hnn*
dred acre tract. The above tracts was granted to
Henry Dyess, now the property of the estate of
A. Sroyley, and to be sold to satisfy two execu
tions against said estate in fhvor of/. J. Garrison-
~roperty pointed out by B. W. Allen.
sept 18 ; 8- 8- MOODY, p.«. t. c.
Administrator's Sale. T*
GREEABLY to an order of the luferiot
Court of Effingham County, whilst sitting
for ordinary purposes, will be sold oil the first
Tuesday in December next, between the nsnat
hours of sale, three negro men slaves, viz: Wilt
Amite w, and Arter, the property of the Estate of
James Burton, deceased. Sold for a division*
Terms made known on the day ofsale.
sept 16 223 C. A. BURTON, Adm'or.
For Rent.
A two story dwelling House, with stable
.attached, in Middle Oglethorpe Ward.
Also, 2 stores on Boltou’s Central wharf.
A|ij> ly to E HENDERSON.
Watch and Jewellery Store#
South side Monument-Square.
The subscribers have and
will keep constantly on hand
a well selected assortment
ofClocks, Watches, Jewel
lery, 8ilver-ware, and fan
cy Goods, which they will
sell on the most reasonable
terms, to those who will fa
vour them willi a call.
SPEAR A JONES.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to Repairing
Clocks and Watches, and their time warranted.
Also, Jewellery made to order and repaired,
oct 21 264
Brandy# Gin and Claret.
HALF pipeB Seignelte’s Brandy
Sd\J 10 pipes Holland Gin, of sup’r quality
100 cases Bordeaux Claret, received from the
Importers aud for salehy
oct 6 ROSER A O’DRISCOLL.
Wooden Ware.
T WELVE dozen iron bound painted Pails
10 dozen do Cow Pails
100 nest Measures, 60 do Boxes
20 doz Brooms, 60 nest round and Oval
Keelers, 20 do Willow Baskets
Landing and for sale by A TURNER,
oct 12 Exchange Dock.
Java Coflee.
Sight Exchange on New-York#
I N sums to suit purchasers. For sals by
oct 13 LEWIS A WILDERn
Central Bail Hood Stock.
9 SHARES. Forsaleby
r * - "
oct 15
R. RAIFORD-.
State Bank Stock*
JQ SHARES. For sale b;
oct 15
RAIFORD.
Chatham Academy.
T HE Winter Session in this Academy wM
commence ou the first Monday *» Novent*
her, at which time all tho DagaitmftAts will bn
supplied with Instructors.
Classical Department—H. M. Stafford, A. IL
Senior BoysVpo.—A. R. Paltoor, N* B.
Junior Boys' Do.—D. 8 Dickinson, A. B.
Senior Girls’ Do.—E.E. Pynchon, A. M»
Junior Girls* Do.—F. B. Folgcr, A. M.
Junior Gills’ (2d Division.)
French Department—Mods. Perot. • /
No efforts have been spared to secure th« scr*
vices of able assistants. The Professor of French
has been employed in several colleges in this coun
try, and recently in the Gothic Female Seminary
in Northampton, Mass., where he gave every aat*
isfacliou as a gentleman and a scholar. The oth
er Teachers have had much experience, andhro'
qualified in every respect to discharge efficient
ly their various duties. The Academy is suppli
ed with Maps, Globes and Apparatus; which, to-
gather with what is yet expected, will furnish tho
means of illustration in all the branches of tl*
Natural Sciences, on which Lectures, with ex
periments, will be given during the Winter.
EDW’D. E. ] P
oct 7 2421
PYNCHON, Principal.
To OAerseors.
W ANTED—An experienced Rice Planter.
One highly recommended, will do well to
make early application to King A Desanssnre.
Charleston, or to R. 6c W. KING,
out 20 252j|lmo
AQ BAGS prime Java Coffee, landing
AvO from ship Emily. for sale by
Gin.
3 PIPES "Crown” nnd 3 pipes ‘‘Stag’’ Gin,
now landing from ship Timoleoti, for salehy
— 6 * GEO- H. MAY,
octO
10.
Butter und Cheese.
1 /I Firkins Butter, 7 casks and 15 boxes
All Cheese. Just received and for sale by
oct 15 SH APTER A WOODBRIDGE.
Shoes.!
AA CASES Mena’ Kip Brogans
Ai\ f 10 do do Russet do
4 do "Boys’ Thick do
2 do Messes Leather Bootees, received
per ship Hercules from Boston and for sale on
reasonable terms by L. BALDWIN A CO.
oct 21
Drugs, Medl clnos dee.
CASKS Epsom Salts
4 do Pearl Ash
2 do Salmratus
2 do washing Soda
l\- 1 do Flour Sulphur *
6 cases roll do
1 do Gum Camphor
2 do Rhubarb
10 bbls green Copperas
10 do Whiting
’ *30 do CustorOil
6 do Alcohol
10 do clear strained Honey
6 do Bristol Brick
4 do Flax Seed
3 bales fino Velvet Corks
3 do Demijohn and Jug do
100 packages Apotbecaties Glassware,overy
variety
10 eroce Maynard and Rogors’ blk Ink
6 bbls Macnboy and Scotch Snuff
20 jars do and Rappee do. Ao. Ao.
Received by late arrivals, nnd for sale low on
accommodating terras,
oct 21 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
feast Powder*.
T HESE Powdors are anadmirahlo substitute
for Yeast in making all kinds of batter cakes
and hnve the advontngo over that articlo in mo*
king the batter perfeotly light and ready for ba
king the instant they are mixed. Buokwheatond
other cakes when made with these powders, are
less likely to disagree with the stomach than those
made with yeast, and as it requires but n few
minutes to prepare for baking, the possibility of
having them sour is entirely avoided.
The good effect of mixing cake aud biscuit
with these powders, has been approved by many
of the most, eminent physicians and surgeons in
this country t they are ulso highly recommmend-
ed by many of the first families in this city and
other places.
. A supply of the above valuable article, just re<
ceiied per brig Clinton, and for sate by
. ANSON PARSONS,
sept 21 No 3, Gibbons’ Buildings.
oct 8 ROSER & O’DIUaCOLL.
rseys# Sattincts dc sheetings.
ALSO,
NEGRO MENS’ BROGANS, BOYS’ DO.
A LARGE assortment of the above Goods re
ceived by late arrivals, and for sale on fa
vorable terms, by O. JOHNSON A CO.
oct6 241
Daiungcd Bagging.
PC Pieces damuged Bagging. For sale by
OD oct 16 ROSER A O’DRISCOLL.
Naiad Oil.
Baskets Salad Oil. Just received and
tJVF for sale by
oct 16 ROSER A O’DRISCOLL.
Segors.
S EVENTY thousands Danish Segars, choice
brands, 75 M halfdo do. Tor sale low by
oct 12 A TURNER. Exchange Dock.
Apples and Onions
T HIRTY boxes Apples,2000 bunches Onions
Just received and for sale by
oct 12 A TURNER, Exchange Dock.
Hum add Gin.
TUFTY bblsN E Rum, 20 do Jenck’sGin.
r Forsaleby A TURNER,
oct 12 Exchange Dock.
Notice.
T HE business heretofore transacted in thn
City of Savannah, Ga. under tho name «nd
firm of Hazard, Denslow,ACo. wiii hereafter
be continued by the undersigned, who have
changed the name of their firm to that of Hazard,
DensUno Sc Webster.
AUGUSTUS G. HAZARD,
ALLEN A. DEN8LOW,
JAMES R. WEBSTER.
New York, Oct 8th, 1840.
oct 16
Twenty Dollars Reward.
L OST on the evening of the 8th or morning
of the 9th inst. a small POCKET WAL
LET, containing three Fifty Dollar Bills of the
Bank ofNorth America at Philadelphia, and a
certificate of deposite in the same Bank for two
thousand five hundred dollars A reward of
twenty dollars will be paid for its delivery to
WM. H. TURNER,
oct 10 Opposite the Mansion House.
New Mackerel.
#)A HALF bbls No 1 Mackerel, landing from
AdfJ ship Solon,and forsaleby
oct 19 LONG A PATTERSON;
JL 1 do Cotton do,
Umbreil;
“ bIIm
as.
CASE Silk Umbreil .
Forsaleby
GEORGE W. BEHN
oct 20
Potatoes.
tZfl BBLS Irish Potatoes,' in fineoi
JU received ond for sale by
KING A COOM1—, .
oct 20 Union Ferry Wharf.
30
- act 31
Potatoes.
BBLS. Pntauioa, in tin. order, landing
ftont brig Clinton, ond for anle by
CLAGHORN * WOOD.
Ham., Touguet, &c.
8 iBBLS. Hama,
3 do amoked Tonguca,
10 do pickled do
Lending from brig Clinton, and far rale hy
oct 21 CLAGHORX(& WOOD.
Wanted,
A GIRL from 13 to 15 year, of age, to attend
’aamallchild. Apply to
oot6 G. 8. NICHOLS.
Farm (or Sale.
T HAT beaudnil Farm of 100 oorea and Im
provement., aitunlad 41 inilea ftom the city
of Savannah, the Cenltal Rail Road running
through it. Good planting land, a firet rata aland
for a atore and public hniiae, perfeedy healthy.
A brick yard could be oatabliabed to adumtagi.
Poaaaaaion given on the lat dojj ofMnrch nrxt.
oct10 845
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
I NSURES against lorn and damage by Fin, os
dwelling bouiea. store., merchandize, furni
ture, mill., manufactories, and other property 08
terms ns favorable another institution! in thia city.
Tho reputation, thia company baa obtained la
a huaincaa of more than 85yeare, for liberality in
adjusting and promptoeae in paying losses, just
ly cntille.it toe .here of public patronage.
The nnderiigned egent for .the City or-Son*,
nah, iadnly authorized to receive application,,
and iaaue policies ofi nan ranee; ~
net 13 W WOODBT
Tobacco.
e'd") BOXE8 Ender’a Tobacco,
L>U 16’a to the pound. Juat
ooilS BOSTON
Ing And
oct 8
10 bales Twine.
ROSER & O