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DRUGS, MEDICINES
AND
GARDEN SEEDS.
QEMLER - 2$ FOSEY,
Corner of B\ oughton (J Jefferson streets,
offeb rnn rale,
’ A General assortment of
Drugs, Medicines & Seeds
—Gs the tattler they have now on hunii—
Warrington,
Refugee, and bßush BEANS
White J
Marrow fat PEAS
Salmon and ? RA DDISII
Short lop >
SNAPBEANS
Drumhead, “)
Early York, |
SttcarJoaf, SEED
Yellow Savoy, f
Plat Dutch and j
Bed J
Flat white Turnip
Cauliflower
Asparagus
Dark Orrange Carrot
Bloody Beet
Solid Celery
W’tjitc Endive
Early curled A
Imperial |
Koyal lIETTUCE
Hardy green f
Cabbage
Battersea J
Hound seeded broad leavd Spinage
Prickly do
Parsley
Ah o, the following HOOTS:
Young white seed Unions
Tulips, double and single
Italian Narcissus, double t> sing, fine for forcing
Jonquils
Pine, double mixed Uununculus if Anemones
Purple,
Pule blue,
Striped, YCROCUS
Wbte and
Yellow J
Salmons Radish m
Scarlet short top do
An assortment of FLOWER SEEDS
CAN Alt Y SEEDS and
FLOWER POTS,
dec 24 41
‘ Joseph Kopman,
H(P Johnston't ignore,
AS just received per skips Georgia aud
Pallas, from Liverpool,
10 kales white Plains, sdo mixt do
1 do tartan Plaids
2 cases blue and red Union Stripes
2 do 4-4 Handkerchiefs
3-4 and 6-4 cotton Checks
With a variety of other things, which will be
sold on accommodating term". 26 dec 5
P. M’Dermott,
HAS'reccived by recent arrivals, a general
assortment of HARDWARE and CUT
LERY, which he offers on moderate terms
AtSO, IS STORE,
i 8 pipes 4th proof genuine cognac Brandy
2 do do imitation do
3 puncheons Irish Whiskey, sth proof, six
years okl and warranted genuine
40 bids Loaf Sugar
20 do sweet,“Malaga Wine
10 do Lisbon do
6 qr cl. ests hymn Tea
10 halt’ bbls Ueef, put up expressly for family
use
4 half bills Tongues
10 boxes Wliittemore’s cotton and wool Cards
3 ton assorted Sliot
3 do Shear Moulds
400 straws Tumblers
Blacksmith’s Bellows, from 24 to 34 inch
A general assortment of Wooden Ware
12 doz market and clothes Baskets
1 case elf gant Fowling Pieces
SO doz Bed Cords
50 doz Ploughlines
A general assortment ofCarpenters* Planes
A supply offre li GARDEN -EEDS. from Mr
Mahon's Seed House, warranted,
dec 6 ts 2 7
Landing from sloop ticket,
ANTI for Sale by MOSES W. MORGAN,
Market square,
2 pipes Holland Gin
3 hhds Jamaica Ituin
2 pipes first quality Cognac Brandy
9 hhds 1 pipe and 2 bbls Rye Gin
5 bags Coffee
5 barrels Sugar
5 do smoked Beef
7 boxes men's Hats
4 firkins Pent Goshen Butter
AISI) —
J} general assortment nj Saddlery,
made in New-York, warranted All orders ex
ecuted here. Apply as above. gt dec 31
Rags and old Rope.
FAMILIES and country merchants are infor
med that cash will be paid for any quantity
of clean linen llags and old Hope, at the store
f . WILLIAM FREE.
Congress st. opposite Francis J. Lay.
jan 1 £ wa
. Butter, Beef, £se.
25 firkins Goshen Butter
20 bbls prim. Beef
12 half obis IV-market do
30 bbls No 3 Mackerel
£5 half bbls No 2do
10 bhis superior Cherry Brandy
Hhds old Whiskey, 8010 Cordial &c.
Together with an extensive assortment of
GROCERIES, for sale by R A PALMER & Cos.
dec 31 s§ 46 Taylor's wharf.
N.JOCKLYN, 4
Portrait Painter ;
m.\S returned to Savannah, and will engage
in the line of his profession during the sea
son, at UisTonner apartment, in the dwelling
house eastofthe State Bank, Johnston’s square,
dec 29 i 45
Now Landing,
FROM on board the schr Gen. Hawes, from
Providence,
30 bbts Gin, 10 do NF, Rum
30 tubs Butter, put up expressly for family
60 bbls Potatoes “ [use
30 do Apples. For sale by
11. JP. TAYLOR,
dqp2* 144 Jticr'e UTmrf.
Staffordshire Ware-House.
THE subscriber having taken those extensive
premises and stand, corner of Whitaker -
street and the Bay, which have for many years
psst been employed in the Crockery line of bu
siness, and lateiy so by Col. Shellman, off ers to
the attention of the Pnbhch and the Trade, bis
full supply of CHINA GLASS and EARTHEN
WAItE comprising the following assortment: —
CREAM’ COLORED WARE.
9 crates Basins every size known in this mar
ket
6 do Ewzns do do
12 do Chambers do do
10 do Bowls, 4qiiarts, 3 rjts, 2 qts, 3 pints, 1
qt, 3i pints, pint and half pints
J do Pitchers do do
4 do Muos, usual size,
4 do Bakers, oval and round with and without
lips for Milkpans, principally large
l do Jars for Druggists and Conserves
1 lihd FooTrANS and Wine Coolers, various
sizes
3 crates Cups and Saucers, Bed and Stoolpans,
Peppers, Salts lie.
: 1 crate Butter Stamcs and Blamonge Molds
j 3 do Dining Ware, Dishes Ac
PAINTED,MOCHA # BLACK WARE
5 crates Enamelled London Cups and Saucers,
good patterns, principally blue, large si
zes, unhanuled
3 do Irish do do do
2 do Bowls and Saucers do do
6 do ail the sizes as above, handled
2 do Teapots to match, several sizes
l do fine Black Glaze Teapots, 3 sizes
1 hhd Coffee Pots, 2 sizes
1 do Sugar and Chealks
L 0 crates Enamelled, Mocha and Engraved
Bowes, every size made in the Potteries
5 do do do Jugs and Muos from $ pt. to
Gallon
EDGE WARE.
Two crates Oyster and Muffin Plates
Three do large do do
Five do Breakfast full 8 inch do
Twenty do Green and blue full size Dinner do
Ten do Edge Dishes from 9to 20 inches
Five hhds edge Tuuexj-s, Cover Dishes,
Sauce Tcbjf.xs, Sauce Boats, and square and
. scolloped Sallad Bowls
Twocrates edge Oval Baked* or Pcddinq Dish
es, 6 sizes *
BLUE PRINTED WARE.
bis hlids Cup, Tea, Dessert, Breakfast, Cake
and Dinner Plates, Soups and Fiats of
10 patterns
One do Watkd Plates with stoppers
Five do Saucz Boats, Sauce Tureens, Sallad
Bowls ami Bakers
Two do Sour Tun*Ess, I'iands and Ladles com
plete
Six do Dourle Dining Sets latest patterns,
two hundred pieces to each set
Three do sets do British Views, patterns
nearly all dillerentand the engravings ex
ecuted in a very superior style
Six do blue printed F.wnus & Basins usual sizes
Three do do Cramrerh, assorted sizes
Three do howls varied sizes
Two do Pitchers gallon &c with and without
covet s
Two do Muos with and without covers
Fancy Fruit Baskets cut out with diamonds
Brush Thais with and without covers,
Soar Boxes, Eos Curs, Foot Pans, Wine Cool
ers, Uc
Children’s ‘Tot Tea Sets
Blue printed Breakfast IVare
Two hhds line blue Printed Breakfast Ware in
long sets, two putt; is s
One do oval and rouka >, v.rTubs with and
without fixed r-M “■
Six ciates London Irish and I* wl size Curs and
Saucers, without handies
Six do do do with handles, bold patterns
Porringer and (Tiber saleable shapes
Two hhds Oval Teatots, 4 sizes
Two do round do 4 sizes, with Sugar and
creams to match
One do Grecian Coffee Pots 2 sizes
LUBTKE lELF WARE.
Two lituls Silver and Gold Lustre and Lustre
Landscape Pitchers raised figures and
plain, Brunswick shape, Salts, Peppers,
Butter tubs S-c.
('•HINA.
SETS-ofcommon China, assorted patterns, grape
Vine, Rose Ac 54 pieces at low prices
Do do Packed in Boxes for the convenience
of the country trade
Long Sets of Lustre and enamelled China 48
cufh and Saucers witli Coffee Pot com
plete and excellent patterns
Sets of Fine China, Landscape and Gold Lines
68 Pieces
Do do Purple Landscape and Gold Lines 68
Pieces
Do do white and Gold Lines same quantity
Do do leaf and gold lines and sprigg do do
Do do Nursery pattern in colors anu gold lines
Do do Superb Dresden embo.sed, green and
purple, in colors, gokl lines, hand and
sprig, one hundred and ten pieces to
each set— Double Sets.
Lilac and brown pearl figures, hunting pattern,
Brunswick and Dutch shape Pitchers,
3 sizes
Do do in gold lines and bands
A great variety of Flow er Urns, Chimney Or
naments, bronzed, painted landscape in
gold, of various quantities in the sets
Pu.tcr. Bowes, fine china, gold lines and band.
GLASS.
A full assortment of Straw Tumblers, German
Decanters, flint English do. Wines, Cla
trs, and Champaoxk Glasses—Better
Tubs, Water Bottles, Ac.
Do do do in molded glass
Chests, Peppers, Mustards, and Oils, for cas
tors
ConniALs, Wines, Lemonades, Jellies, Tum
blers, Decanters, Butter Tubs, Celle
ry Glasses, Dishes, S all ad Bowls, Pyr
amid's, Ac. of cut glass and of various pat
terns
Sets or Cut Glass complete, ornamented with
Diamond-., flutes and nitches
Rich expensively cut with diamonds large Sal
lad Bowls
1 ‘Fancy Transparent Lamps, ornamented with
f.jwers and landscape paintings, with
chains, &c.
In regard to qualities, patterns, sizes, and pri
ces of the foregoing articles, the public will un
doubtedly con.pavt: and judge for themselves
and they are respectfully requ-sted to do so.
The packing branch of this concern is conduct
ed by hands whose skill has been for many years
ascertained !>y experience. Assorted crates for
the country trade will be always kept on hand,
and sold at a moderate advance. As the price
list is made up exclusively upon the principle
of cash payments or town acceptances, the
rule will be inflexibly maintained, and it is hop
ed no exception can possibly be taken to itsob
servance, either by retail or wholesale custom
era- JOHN THOMAS,
dec 28 2w 4^
Notice.
THE subscribers having connected them
selves in business under the firm of iilnW*
ALEXANDER offer for sale on good terms
ALBANY ALE, GOSHEN BUTTER, &c.
Just landing from brig Levant, at Jones upper
wharf,
40 bbla Albany double Ale, expressly prepar
ed for this climate
10 firkins superior Goshen Butter
10 bbls Corn Meal
10 do buck wheat do
13 casks best kind Goshen Cheese
10 boxes bloom Raisins
25 M Spanish Segars
12 kegs sweet scented Virginia Tobacco
3 do ladies’ twist do *
5 bags Coffee ; Mustard by the box or doz.
14 bbls country Gin ; Cognac Brandy
Jamaica, St Croix and N E Rum, by the
hhd. or barrel
Holland Gin; Young Hyson Tea, in ten
catty boxes ; Sugar by the hhd. or bbl.;
Loaf and Lump do; and in store, a gen
eral assortment of Groceries
JOSEPH (BIBBS,
ROBERT ALEXANDER,
Taylor's wharf.
They would also inform their friends that
they are sole agents for this city for two of the
most celebrated Brewing establishments in the
state of New-York, namely, Law & Burridge’s
New Burgh and R Dunlop’s* Albany, a supply
of whose Ale will be kept constantly on hand
and warranted good. Also, Boyd AM’Culloch’s
Albany Ale. * dec 3
John (J. Micliel,
INFORMS his friends and the pi.bhcgenerally,
that he has removed fjrotu Mr. Slouf Surveil
lei’sto lirjan-atreet, opposite the Merchant's
Hotel, where he will attend those gentlemen
who are desirous of learning the Violin, Flute,
or Vocal Afuric.
tie wi II give lessons on the Pianno and also
lessons accompaniments to those Ladies who
are so far. advanced as U> play Sonatas or pieces
requiring of .Violin, Flute or
Hass. Apply to Pan Or. Tho.nueson, Esq. or to
Isidore Stouff, Surveyor.
FOB SALE—An excellent new PIANO,
(Clemeutini’s make) from London,
nov 9 4
The Library,
13 open for the delivery of Books, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock,
P- M j3O dec 10
Planters Hank.
AN Election for thirteen Directors on the
part ot the Stockholders ot this Bank, will
be held at the Banking-House, on the first Mon
day in January, being the 7 1 h day of the month.
Poll wilt be opened at 9 o’clock, A M. be clos
ed at 2 P. M—will be re-opened at 3 o’clock
and finally closed at 5 o’clock. As no business
can be done in consequence of the election,
paper failing due on that day must be taken up
on the Saturday previous.
-I lec2( L. 38 J MARSHALL, Cashier.
Picked Up, adrift,
A Small Boat, which the owner can have by
proving property and paying for this ad
’ ertinement, on applying to capt. ‘Tucker on
board the brig Huron. dec 2 7 43
Ten Dollars Reward.
IB AN A WAY from the subscriber in Scriven
® County, on the 16th Dec. hia regro fellow
°eter, about 47 years old, 6 feet high, and has
one tooth out in front. The above reward will
be paid for the apprehension and securing him
in any jail, so that 1 may get him.
dec 28 t|44 JNO. JACKSON.
Landing,
FOIt sale from tue ship Atrica, John lohniton
Jr. Master, at Bolton’s wharf.
100 M Laths
20 do seasonable Merchantable Boards
12 do 3 by 4 Joist
26$ do large sized Bricks,
dec ol 46u
Nankin and Canton Crapes.
* cases Did. ana coioreißNanKm erupts, in ps
J do do Canton do uu
l do do silk Handkerchiefs
With a great many oilier Goods, just received
per slup Augusta, from New-York, and for sate
JL*\ blLi.Ki & Go.
jan 1 nl Johnston’s square.
Pure Old Jamaica Rum , &c.
18 puncim’a, received uirecuru, Liverpool,
per ship Jane, very mgn proot and wed flavor’d
20 pipes very supc. ior cognac Brandy, 4th us.
10 do Holland Gin—unadulterated
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, T.eneriffe
Malaga Wines
Ruienburg Gui in bbls
20 bbls Balt, rye Wbfcucey, old and 4th pf.
30 hhds old N O Sugar, prime quality
- 20 bbls St. Croix do 7
20 do Loat and Lump do
,na K ySwn ’e. g l?A Upow f*f‘’ lm P ei ' ial black Teas
100 boxes I. Doolittle’s Soup, Ist qual.ty
50 do Conoer’s Troy Gandies 7
50 do sperm do
U h UB. h 2 * 3 ’ 4 * 5 ’ 6 ’ 7 > 8 * 9 ‘
Mould Shot, s. SG. SSG. andSSS
liar Lead
Dupont’s Powder, direct from the mills—
TF. and FFF.
“n Muscatel iiaisins
f bbls Buckwheat Meal
50 bbis mess Pork
20 Id bbls T. Gibbons’ Fly-market Beef
1 atent Hoes, Nos. 1,2,3 and 4
Bcei-s Axes—best American Spades
Richmond Tobacco, Nos. I and 2
Spanish Segars, Ist and 2d quality
.... , ltln S allcl wrapping Paper
, *“ “tber articles, comprising a gen
eral assortment of Groceries, lor sale in large
or small quantities on accommodating terms, by
i , TUFTS & BLED,
ec -4 Tiyll Exchange Stores.
Whiskey, Wine sc.
JUST received per ship Augusta and schr.
v isiter,
25 bbls Whiskey
5 qr Casks Samos Wine
3 half pipes Malaga do
10 boxes Soap
1500 bundles Onions
In Store,
Gin. Rum, Brandy, Tobacco, Soap, Candies,
Potatoes, Apples, Rutter, Herrings a-dacener!
al assortment of Groceries, For sale bv
BRNJ.F. TAYRUIt.
•> in 3 1 - hires’ Wharf.
- William Hose,
reiAS received by the Georgia from Liverpool
yg ami recent arrivals’ from New-York, a
handsome assortment of FANCY and SIAPLE
GOODS —among which are :
Inserting Trimrißngs (very wide,) and
Flounces
Inserted and flounced Muslin Robes
Sewed Tippets, Collarets and Book Muslin
Handkerchiefs
4-4, 5-4 plain and figured Nansoolr, Mull &
Book Muslin
Corded and printed Muslins, Gtlicoes and
Ginghams
Caroline and silk Plaids^
Black Canton and Nankin Crapes
Furniture narrow corded and cambric Dimities
Steam Loom 9liirting and white Homespuns
Irish Sheeting, Lincna, Diapers, & Long I.awns
Black Bombazeen and figured Poplin
Black, plain and figured Uombazetts
White, green, red and blue Flannels
Green and blue Baizes and Servants Cloth
Superfine blue and black Cloths and Cassinricres
Superfine Pelisse Cloths and Cassimere Shawls
Carpetings and ready made Carpels
White and mixt Plains and Blankets
Union Stripes, Denies, Checks and Hkfs
Linen Cambrics and Cambric Ilandkerchfe
India, German and English silk Hkfs
4-4 plain and figured bob'tnet Lace, very fine
Bobinet and English double ground thread Lace
Ladies and Gentlemen’s white and black silk
do do cotton and worsted Hose [rib’d Hose
do do silk, castor and beaver Gloves
Hemming’s silver eyed Needles, and Holt’s cot
ton Threads
Together with a variety of other articles too
numerous to mention, for sale on the most ac
commodating terms, at the sign of the Golden
Fleece, Gibbons Buildings. lm dec 10
, Killams, Hills £5 Wells,
H Merchant Tailors.
AVE removed to the brick st’ re on the
Bay, next door below the Post-office, where
they have opened, an extensive assortment of
Rxtru Super and Common
Broadcloths, Cassinieres, Yes
tings, 2sc.’
They have procured from New-York, and else
where, the latest fashions and the best of work
men ; and flatter themselves that they will be
able to give general satisfaction to all who favor
them with their custom.
Also, Iteceived,
A large assortment of Gentlemen’s ready made
CLOTHING.
of their own manufacture, and in the newest
fashion * 96 oct 30
Wm. 11 Alt SELL,
SASH # FA JV-LIGHT MAKER.
HAS taken a stand on the corner of Market
and Montgomery sts, where he continues
to manufacture all kinds of articles in bis line
stilt as Sashes, Fanlights, Side Lights, &c.
which he warrants will be of the most fashiona
ble workmanship, and at reduced prices to suit
the times.
Orders from the country will be received and
promptly attended to.
_ The Editors of the Augusta Herald, and Da
rien Gazette, will please insert the above five
times and forward the bill to the Museum Office
for payment. 37 dec 17
Ingrained Carpeting.
THE subscribers have jurt received an as
sortment of wide Ingrained Carpeting, of
a superior quality, which they offer for sale on
accommodating terms.
BLANCHARD, BROTHERS & Cos.
. lutUrson's buildings. o:i the Bay.
* —also—
-3 cases double ami single barrel Guns
800 lb Sewing Twine
3 6J, 9h. and 10 inch Cables
150 dozen Cologne Water. 25 dec 5
Removal.
EDWARD COPPEE has removed to the
west corner of Marketsquare, in the store
adjoining that of Messrs. Clelanil & Fraser,
where he offers at wholesale and retail, a com
plete assortment of Fresh DRUGS and MED
ICINES, on the Lowest term#, for casli or ap
proved paper. 39 dec 21
Notice.
A N Election will beheld at the Independent
aTL Presbyterian Church, on the first Monday
in January next, for Five Trustees for the en
suing year OLIVER STURGES,
dec 20 39 Chairman board of Trustees.
Notice.
TKF. subscribers are prepared to Discount
promptly every day, approved Paper, not
having more than ninety days to run, at 6 per
cent, and pay the proceeds of such discount by
Checks on An usta, if preferred bvtha offerer,
dec 18 36 GUMMING &GWATHMKY.
Notice,
ALL persons having demands again6t the es
tate of G. It. Richard, widow late of Cam
den County, will hand them in properly attest
ed, and those indebted to said estate are reques
ted to uake immediate payment.
JOHN C. RICHARD, Executor.
St. Mary’s, dec 23 sf* 48
Notice.
JOSF.PH BACON lias formed a connection
in business with Mr. A. DANFOUTH, under
the firm of BA COX D.i.YFO/i Tlf. they
offer their services to their fiends and the pub
lie in the cobßnission line, for the purchase of
cotton and disposition of all kinds of merchan
dise, on which they will make liberal advances
if required. JOSEPH BACON.
Augusta, Dec. 24. fi A. DAN FORTH.
Valuable Real Property for
Sale.
PALERMO, in Bryan county, situated upon a
navigable Salt Creek, tributary to the Med
way River, and containing 680 acres ol land •
of which 3 ?0 are good Cotton land, 80 of Swamp’
capable of being easily drained, and rendered fit
for Corn ; the residue of the land well timber
ed; the buildings on the place are good, the
situation healthy, and the Orchard one of the
best in the lower country. For terms apply to
RICHARD THORP KEATING,
Bruan county, or to
B. E. & S. STILES,
dec 25 n-j 41 Savannah.
Old Irish Whiskey,
A fewdetjiijohnssuperior Old Irish Whiskey
—appiyte. .TAMES MAGEE
no? ?0
a> .
Valuable Ileal JEslate for sail
TWO LOTS fronting on Bay ar.d Jefferson.
streets, with the improvements thereon
consisting of tworanges'of Buildings,-well cui;.
sirucled for a public Boarding House on or ,
side, and on the olhcr.for Stores or Counting
Rooms.
These Buildings, from their situation, tl.eir
extent, and their construction, are well adapt,
eiHor a Hold ; they were planned for this pur
pose, and have been so used under the name of
r . Washington Hall. .
One Lot fronting on Jnaehim-street, frith the
improvements thereon, known ns the Liverpool
ITou !. There are two spacious Dwelling Houses
two stories each, with suitable back buildings,
calculated for the accommodation of families, ot
for a house ofentertainment, as heretofore used.
This Property will be sold low and on cc.
comtnodaUug terms, if early application be
made to GEORGE SCHLEY, ‘
dre 20 Im3B Ate 1, Commerce. How.
To Rent. ~
®i The well known estb!ishment call.
si ed-the Georgia Hotel, (now in the occu
pation of Mr C. Bevill.) * The premises afford
every convenience for a Tavern; and there is
a dwelling where families could be lodged, de
tached from the public house. The stable is
very commodious, and the whole establishment
warrant# the belief of its enjoying a considera
ble share of country and other < ustom, from iu
vicinity to the Steam-Bout Wharves, the princi
pal Lumber Yards, and* the market in Ellis’s
square. Possession can be given on the Ist ot
January. For terms apply to
JOS. GUMMING,
East end of Jililloc/is buildinr.
dec 4 25
For Ptent ,
Those two fire-proof Stores, opposite An
drew Low &. Cos Johnson’s square, fitted ex
pressly for Dry Good Stores, and deserve the
attention of such as are connected in that busi
ness. Rents moderate. For terms apply to
CRANE & BAKER, on
, GARDNER TUFTS.
wT 8
1 laibom Bevill,
INFORMS his friends that he has leased the
Georgia Hotel, and that he will undertake
the superintendence of the same from the 15th.
He hopes that his arrangements will be such as
to meet the approbation of the ulu friends of
the Establishment,and ensure him a portion of
public piuronaee 87 oct 9
Livdfv Stables.
GIDEON DALY and
fSgjgSjSjKKpMg JOHN WAMACK have tu
ken the Stables attached to
the Georgia Hotel, and have made such ar
rangements that their customers may rest as
st: ted that the greatest attention will continue
to be paid to Horses placed under their care.
Carriages, Chairs and Gigs, with good Hors
es well broken to the harness and saddle, will
always be furnished the public on reasonable
hire.
Expresses will be despatched at short notice
to any part of the country. 87 oct 9
Notice.
CIF.ORGE NEWIIALL has removed to the
new Store in Whitaker street, opposite
Josiah Penfield’s, where he has for sale an ex
tensive assortment of
Boots and Shoes,
at low prices, for cash or city acceptances.
2m novlo
iTpUK subscriber has now open and tor sale at
4Ji his store in Whitaker-st. near Col. Shell
man’s Mansion House, a choice assortment of
Spiritous Liquors, the best of old Wines, Teas
of the latest importation, and double refined loaf
Sugar, which are offered at reasonable terms'.
Cognac Brandy, J .maica Spirits
St. Croix do, Portland Rum
Holland Cin.
Brig Hope’s cargo of 1819,
Pierpoints Gin
Madeira Wine, Gordon’s brand
Imported in the brig Oriental, jn 1816.
Lisbon Wine, Port do
Betsey and Uerthia cargo.
Gull Powder, Huntress cargo"!
Imperial, London Traders do ! . c „
Hyson, Ontario’s do ( 1
Young Hyson, Huntress do J
AUGUSTUS CORNWALL,
nov 23 20
~ J 11 1 J r ~ r ’ , - l *. | ”’ , T
Whiskey, Pork , &c.
220 bbls best ltye Whiskey
50 do prime Pork
20 casks Goshen Cheese
30 firkins do Butter, in double firkink
-20 casks Shot, assorted sizes.
20 hf bbls flymarket Beef, warranted
2 C springs Leather top Gigs'with pla
ted Harness.
Landing from hrig Belvidere at Taylor’s wharf,
for sale by C C GRISWOLD & Cos.
dec 27 43
JUST Landing from schr. Laura, one Ele
gant Coachee, Philadelphia Built, and wilt
be sold low for Cash or town acceptance.
EKLOTES DAY,
Comer of Bryan & West Broad streets.
jan 3 ss2
Corn.
700 Bushels prime white Corn,
For Sale by
P. L. WICKS,
jan .> s 2 Jones y lower ff ha'f. .
A most choice assortment of
Newly imported
FRENCH GOODS,
(iTpHE subscribers have just received direct
ii. from France, by the ship Imperial, via N.
York, an extensive assortment of Marino Sliawls
and Scarves, Linen Cambrics, French Lawh,
Cambric. Hdkfs, all descriptions of silk Goods
Embroidered Muslin bauds, Plain Figured and
plaid Ribbons, Bombazine, Gloves, Capers,
Bobbins, Floss Cotton; extra super blue cltftii
and Perfumery, which they offer, wholesale, a:
a moderate advance.
BLANCHARD BROTHERS & Cos.
.Inderson’s Byiklings on the Ban.
, ALSO
10 cases Paper Hangings
1 do double and single barrel Guns, stipe
rior quality
3 do 6s, 9J and 10 inch Cables
An invoice ol Ingraine Carpeting .-I
Jan 4 St i,