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.. scored die dog, which kept slrjgg'in?
” T rowlinfft while the servant em unde
8 "’' ’ /* j ffhero she found sevunpcnce-half
]U ° !v umL* a hit cf cloth; hut from th>
P el,r, j, e |ievrr couIJ endure the fill, nmi
observed to his (none)
‘ v - ’ w ,^ er of a savvpit, undei the dust.
,r l ffcotlciuan, living with Mr. M., go ng
/*supper one evening, locked the gar-
T- rrate, behind him, mul laid the key on i
of the wall, which *s about seven feet,
,! ! P . ’ vVitcn he returned, expecting to let i
h - C , U .!f in the same way, to his great sur- i
ilic k‘-V could not he found, and he
P‘ l3 to go round to the front door ;
/'L, was a considerable distance about, i
,ie next morning search was made |
‘An k- ,,? hut still no trace of ii could he
* wpvert * At * ast perceiving ilicit the
followed him wherever he wont, he
i to him, “Dandie, you have the key
•’irh it/** Id and te imipodffttely went
■°< foe garden, and scratched away the
“/I:, him the root of a cabbage, and pro
*// 1 the key, which he himself had un*
■ Mbtediy Ilid in that place.
0 If his master place hi o on a chair, and
■’ i r st him to sing, lie Will instantly com
[’; (ire a .bowling, which he gives high or
‘ r s S Mr f . s are made to him with the fin-
three years ago, a mingle was
■ i t by a cart from the f.areiiouse, Regent
j’, J e to Poilobello, at which time the
~,, was not present. Afterwards, Mr. JVI.
to his own house, Forth Back of the
4(i allonf f 3 te, and took Dandie with him, to
’ e ff ;( . mangle delivered. YVhen he had
i, wdod a little way, the dog ran off; and
j g t Si ght of him. lie still walked lor
,fir,,] in a liula time lie found the cart
I* •;• Oj
vljich the mangle was, turned towards
Viuburgh, with Dandie holding fast fey the
. and the carter in the gicatesl pei>
, ; -v who now staled tint the dog had
-veitaken him, jumped ot: his cart, and
K.uuiftcd the mangle, and then had seized
p. c reins>!‘the horse, and turned him fairly
• and would not let go hjs hold, altho’
j, kid beaten him with a stick. Oa Ah.
M.'saiiivul, however, the dog quietly al
! ,-, {] tlie carter to proceed to his pluce fc of
I dejtiiialion. ,
I ’ • l fjr Pic O ‘lenti: t'ris; /Vj .% G’i n
- France. .
THE MAD L'ROUBADOURS.
William de la Jour was horn in the castle
I (sh Jour, in Pcrigord. Love turned !iis
I j, and the account given of him seems
I be that of a m idman. Foe ob/wt of his
I psiion, was a briber's tyife, at Milan. She
I ir, voung and liandsome lie carried her
brought her to Come. Soon af er
I ns, foe died ; which affected him with so
I Mii'jti! grief, that it deprived him of his
I;>;isan. He was persuaded she wis not
I for ten days, he remained fixed to
I.r t urb. He opened it every night ; lie
I ;jiv her out; he looked earnestly at her;
j embraced, lie kissed L-r! He conjured
I rto tell him, whether sho vy >s dead ot
live; to return with him, if she lived ; or,
II c: > she wore dead, to declare tp him
I iat she suffered in purgatory ; for he would
I jiorv so nimy aluis, and have so many
I- lsscs said f r her sou!, that he would pur*
| f, ;;“ her deliverance.
I I'ifonimti of his madness, the inhabitants
I/Cone expelled him from their town, and
luitindr country. U® wandered from
1 to place, seeking every where, for
I ritufngers, to know from them whether hi*
’less could be restored to hie. One
I ! it id unde a sport of his wretched co;.*?
I • , and assume! him that she would in
1’ • rise again, if lie recited eacji day,
■ • a cm, the whole psalter, w;ih five hun-
I }nit>rs ami aves, and gave aims to se-
I’cnfnor people; hut that ho niu>t do all
: ’ ,rich day, before he cat or drank.—
■ i*u i nsir-erahlp man was in eytasies, at this
I fsi.rviy, and punctually executed the pro
-‘‘ui conditions; but, iinding himself no
B ins his In. s at the end ol tue year,
Ithe beginning, lie died, in despair,
I J : ’tia \ r id.d tiiiaht justly be called Don
I vxme of the tiuuhaduurs, lie was the
.1 ’ a tanner, at Toulouse. Born with a
H J'-vdc talent, and a melodious voice, he
nbaye his situation, arid engaged in
■ ip: career us genius, which, in this age,
■ t<s 5“ ivantugeous. His Ipyo of the fair
Iwas nis principal inducement to this
; sf: i.j jify, H L i admired every beulilui
B “ s'! dv.itha presumption not com*
Ike b< iievod himself to be equally ad
-8 bv !u r. [jis btdiaviuur to the great
-1 *■', vas full i.f extravagance, and led
1 • i;i la consider Lin an agreeable fool,
I. * hir the anujsetnents of their courts.
’ *.ist r-ri oi his life, he Deceived a
■ iesson front ihe knight of Saint
■/ s ! of whose wife Vidal having spoken
B ; . - tar night i eyeuged*himgelf, by slit-’
fl V” 1 ; ‘ ; ’o to!ge‘*. But n pobli man
I ‘ C(mp,. ss i(> n j bint, had the epir-
B ’ Ui .iiiijj cured. Some time after
fl he ti**lowed Richard I King of
fl ucd f* 1 1 ; * tii)i ; whete his Us ava
fl ‘ s ero ii oiu ot a madman. ‘ Ivly ene
fl ’ be, 4 tremble at my name, the
fl -i- *i'Cs ;u my steps, and all that op
sl 4 ‘ (i n 1 ’ii aiso and cut to pieces/
fl ‘ c \ :/al was ti ns boasting of
fl : “'/’ i a singular tuck was played upon
fl, -i *’ypu:s. His conioafiions induced
fl ‘’ ‘ { -a.jy a v<ttt:g Greek, pretending
fl u 'as niece to the Lmperor of the
fl I 'but n licrihc empire would be
fl in this design on his vanity,
fl ■ Jm i letely succeeded. Tlisy Uoheid
fl • h ! be utbi oi ’ .Lmp.criir, give that t>{
fl. ." ;S tc 1• i .-i uifo, and invest himself with
fl, ‘ 1 ‘s ‘i ; * (>f imperial rmk. But beiiig
fl w silt acting a part, wlucli Lc at
fl/ • ‘••M’r.v-rrd u> be Lictitiuus, lie return*
fl ~/ 5 dative copptry, and engaged in
fl / r; Jventure, in witch be appealed
M mail.
r,
■, ;/ “/• vi un a lady at Carcssone, called
Hr,, ,/ :f * Femintier, be caused himself to
H,;/ ‘* * ’’up. or Wolf, in her honour;
H<; . 1 and i.mseif to submit to all the
fl h)g h jilted in a Woli’s skin f:
H i-‘ te.is disguiSe, the shepherds,
1 !f and guy hounds, diote
nim into tne mountains ; and, so cruelly w is
! r * mangled—for he would not suffer the
dogs to he taken off’, till they bad almost
killed him—that they carried him home, as
dead to his mistress. The lady and her
husband attended to bis cure, but they ri
diculed his lamentable folly. Nor were
these ail !rs extravagances. On the death
of his lord. Raymond count of Toulouse, he
exhibited unparalielled proofs of his aff'ec
i lion. lie dressed himself in the deepest
I mourning, cut off the ears and tails of bis
’ horses, and his own hair, suffered his beard .
and his nails to grow to an immoderate
| length, and required the same marks of dis
• ffess from all Ills servants.
I The remainder of V iJal’s career, dis
played a similar tissue of romantic madness,
fu the last years of his life, he was moie 1
excited, than ever, with a desire of possess- j
ing the empire of the cast; he made a se- j
corn! voyage for that purpose, and died in i
the year 1329, two y ears after ffis return,
j - ——
COMMERCIAL
Office of the Courier 1
Charleston, Aug. I—r. m. 5
REMARKS.
COTTO.Y. —In L< nj Staple there was very
little done: we have Heard of the sales of only
three or four small parcels of Maine, at 13 a li);
cents. Upland Cotton remains about the same !
as at our last; 7 a DA cents contitues the range, ‘
thougli the sales ofilie week were very limited.
The slock of Uplands now in this market is less
than at the same season for a number of years
past, and as shipments continue to be made on
conutry account, it is expected the stock on the
Ist of October will be very loty-
RICS.—-Tho Rice market was dull, except for ,
fresh beat, which has found buyers about as fast
as it was received. There was no prime in mar
ket The sales of inferior to good, were at 2a2s :
we therefore continue to quote prime, nominally,
s‘2s ; inferior to good, s*2 a*2 1-2.
Export of Rice fur the week end inn 25th inst.
; West-Indies - - - 37(3 casks.
| FLOUR has declined, several lots of fresh
ground having arrived in the week, we now quote j
best brands, fe 1-2 a GJ.
CORIS.- —Two cargoes of Corn, about 5000
; bushels arrived from Baltimore in the week, one
j was very prime, anu brought 75cts. the other was
sold at ti 1 cts. we quote GO a GGcts.
GROCERIES.—There was some few sales for
| the city trade, but not worth particularising, pri
j ces generally remain about the same. A cargo of
Turks Island Salt, was sold at 14 cts.
! FREIGHTS. —Two vessels arc loading for
; Liverpool at 3-Bd. for Cotton; there is nothing now
up for any other port in Europe. To New-York
75 cents for square, $1 for round bugs Cotton,
62 1-2 cents lor Iliee. To Boston and Provi
dence, slf a 1 1-2 per bale for Cotton, and 75 cts.
j per bid, for Rice, very dull,
3SA.RXNB JOraNAiT,
EURV OF SAV4.WYAH.
Alu v i V E D, ~
Sleep Conductor. Hill, St. Marys in ballast to
the master. Passengers, Dr. Watkins lady and
chill, Mr B. Runet, and Mr. B. A. Copp. *
Sloop John Chevalier, Sisson, lobs fin Charles- ,
i ton, to J VV Long, merchandize to A Le Barbior
{ dy Cq G B Lamar and the master. — Passengers,
| Dr P Minis. ’Messrs E Cooper, Syles and Hayden.
Sloop Nelfkine, Coylcr, 1 day fm Darien 55
hales cotton and other merchandize to E Bliss,
1 Stiles & Fannin and Dr P M Kollock —Pusscn
(,gcr, Capt Belcher.
Sloo]> George Washington, Luce, 1 day fm Da
rien, 178 bales cotton to Hall SRapter Tupper.
DEPARTED.
B.ig Frances, Crol’t, for Philadelphia,
Brig Eagle, MauraiqNcw York.
Brig Courier, Mix, Mqw York.
Sc..r. Mary Adams, Sylvia, St. Marys.
Schr. Brandywine, Siilhnan, Baltimore.
Schooner Glide, M?,ey, iNew York.
Schooner Orange, Simpson, St. Marys, ,
Sloop Eliza, Richardson, St. Marys.
Sloop Ann, Sclowiph, Sunbury.
PaS'Gngers per Liig Courier, for Now York ■
Nir Brooks, lady and five children, Sir L Scran
■ tqn, lady, three children and servant, Mrs Sawyer,
Mrs Cannon and child, Dr Prince Messrs Dure,
GUlett, Hough, Aswell Da}” iV two others.
Passengers per brig 1* ranees, ibr Philadelphia :
Dr. J B Reed, ;Vlessrs. J P Williamson, J W Mor
rell, Wm Campbell and L Giridoh.
Passengers per brig Eagle, for New iork: Mrs
Baity, two Misses M’lvie Messrs L N Mitchell, E
Batty, S B Fenner anti Win Richmond,
Offices of the Mercury, Courier and Gazette, \
CiIAHI-ESTON, Aug. I—4i PM. \
ARRIVED.
Schooner William, Southwick, St. Augustine
3G hours. Toliacco, Moss, &c. To Devillei Se
Porter, and tiip master.’ Passengers, Mrs. Stuart,
Mrs. Rutan, Messrs. O. O’Hara, M. Reilly, F.
Gospray, J. Bean, W. M’Lane, J. Crosmond, and
F. Adams.
CfeEARED.
Lir.e ship Emprees, Sinclair, Now-York.
‘J\ 2k. T Street <!s’ Cos.
Schooner Wm. Smith, Sii|iman, St. Augustine,
Magwoiut, Patterson <V Cos.
Schr. Laura, Delano, Baltimore —
fJodd & Rarnard.
Schr. Eliza Ann, Johnson, Georgetown -Master.
Schr. Meddle Not, Insley, N. Orleans—
Dodd A Barnard.
Slcop John Sisson, Savannah—
C. Baker.
mm i r urr* 1 r
~ SBjOOQ
j\EIV YORK CONSOLIDATED
Hi © li* PIS IB X O .
CLASS. No 9
Draws THIS DAY. the drawing will bo’
i\ ccived licre on the 15th.
$ c a l jyi e,
1 PuiZE of SB,COO
l do 4,000
1 do 2,500
1 do 2,000
1 ii*> 1,194
3 (Jo 1,000
6 do 500
21 do 100
&c, 6ic. fcc.
Tickets $5 00
Halves, 2 SQ.
Quarters, I 23
Orders attended to at
LUTHER’S.
Lottery and Exchange Cffcc
August 5 \ ■* ,
C orn Aiioat.
BUSHELS of a good quality, just
v \7 received and for sale by
PALMES 4* LEE,
Exchange peek.
August 5 •
Bah Rope .
x~v * ‘OILS Bf’c Rqpe for sala by
ZOO. L. SCRANTON.
Augue',s
Drawing
OF THE UNION CANIL LOTTERY,
CLASS No. 8.
25 30 44 5 4 33 39 11 48
No. 4 25 43, a prize of .S2OO, was ordered at this
Qfficc. Holders of prizes will call for the cash iR
ILWIHIHIB 9 © .
Lottery apd Exchange office.
August 5.
rgMIE subscriber lias taken out a Patent for an
JL improvement in lire method of cleaning, or
j hulling Rice, Clover seed and Coffee or ether
grain; the process is very simple and expeditious,
and much cheaper than any method now in u-e, •
and what is most important, does not bicak a sin
gle grain. A iiy person may try the experiment on
a small scale for fi v loliars. Take a cask, put
a shaft through it; round tho ends, pass a band
j round the cask ; put your rice in with some pob
j hies, broken flint stone, or coarse gravel; give it a
brisk motion, and you will find your grain weil
! hulled. For a large establishment the cylinders
j should be made off sheet iron, l-12th of an inch
thick, 2 1-2 feet diameter, and 7or 8 feet long,
suspended horizontally in rows the length oi the
house, all carried by one band, passing under one
and over the other alternately. At one end ofihe
cylinder is a door, 10 inches square, into which
the rice is put from an upper story, by means of
square spout^; across tiiis (i°or is a wire screen,
which prevents the pebbles from escaping when
| the grain is sufficiently lubbed. These cylinders
can be made ready to run lor twelve and a half
j cents a pound.
j He has also a patent for a press for packing cot
ton, by which two hands can pack 12 or 14 bales
a day price $l5O. The advantages of this press
is, that it may be put in the came room with the
{fin; the length is 13 feet, and 4 feet wide; the
press lies horizontally on the floor,
j Any person wishing to purchase rights for the
above machines, can have them on reasonable
I terms. Lv applying pest paid to the patentee.
J BRONSON.
Monticello, Jasper County, Ga.
Augusts
yjf IST of Letters remaining in the Post Olfiee
Savannah, 3ist July, 1329. Persons wish
ing letters from this list, are requested to ask ior
’,Y Advertised Letters.”
*
Wm Adams Thog Askew
—4— Adams Floia Anderson
Mrs Mary Adatns Jas Ackerman.
Wright Alexander
3
1 James Barnard John H Bryant
Edwd. Battie Gcvas Bronson
j Miss Frances J Baisden Henry Bourquii*
Capt Bailey Rebecca Brown
i W m W Black Wm Brownjoht^
Jeff’s’n P James G Bloia
Mrs Ann Belcher Joseph Botier
; Gordon Becbce John 0 Brown
j Wm Bentley Mrs Jane Blount
Miss E Beach Thos H Butler
Nancy Beals Win B Burt—2
Miss Hannah Briggs John G Butler
Fred’k Brindley * Mrs Jane A Bruen.
C
Miss O. Campbell John II Clark
Omer Carroll Anders ;n Clark
Carley Capt JI Coffin
John J Clark Morris'Cady
; Miss Monimia Craig Moses Coburn
i Miss II F Clark—2 John Colwell
Nath’lM Caulder J Cunnen.
D
; Mrs Dane—2 ‘ John Donguin
■ Mrs Jane Davia Wm J Dudley—2
John Delburgli r m F DuttonJ
| Alex’r Drysdalo ’ ’ -
T
j Jacob Folier Elizabeth Fox
Martha Fletcher Eli Futch * k
George Freeling Solomon FutcU
Mrs Anne Fowler
G
James G—— Lewis Gibbon j
James Gallagher Dr Jas F Griffin
John A Genoa Wjckam Goul4<
Miss Ann Germain \
//
Mrs II Hatcher Miss Ann Hay
Patrick llaggarty Miss C M llobkjrl;
Sarah Hall ’ Henry Horsby
F W Heinncman John B Hughe?
John M H ines James Heboid
Miss Mary E liinas Miss Ann E Runtef
/
Edward Jones Miss M’y Af.n Johnson
‘Lfiomas Jonston Rev. Cn’s R Jones—3
K
Ezra Kent Mrs R M Keating
Wm Kiiipatsick Charles C Kelsey.
I 4
Mrs M W Leach Miss Eliza Lopoy
Rewis FoliX Luno^,
soloniop Littl^tcq
M
Wm Mai};* 7 Dr J Mitchell
Rev. And. Marshall If oracc Moore
Henry S Mallary Benjamin Morrell
Charles W May how Mary Murati—2
Catharine Mar A M’Faddin
Henry S Mathews Lt. M’Kcnzic
Miss Matilda Maxwell Capt Jno A M’Lyinc
Christian C Mcnsch N B H M Cass
Duncan D Mend Palk M Casker
Edmund MiraulP Gregory M’Lclatj
Josephine Mirault Angus M’Lcod
//
Miss Mary Neal Mary Newsome
O
John C Orrcrso Wm W Oatq§
P
Daniel Platt—2 Elizabeth M Penny
Charles B Patterson R J H Pritchard
Miss Frances Parker John Pitman jun
Capt Thos Patterson Wm Pinda
Capt Pease M is s Mary II Pomeroy
R
Mrs Jane Ann Robo Mrs J Richardson
James Reasons L Ryan
John 1> Read Win Robinsoq
Murry lteed
S
(
Pat Stanton Ann Stibb3
John C Steelier Mrs Scott
Charles Svveney Henry Stone
Mrs Ann E Stewart Samuel P Scott
Mord Sheftall sen John P Stuckcr
Maty Ann Smith James A Strobharfc
Watson Smith Henry VV Stoy
Miss Amy Smith Joseph Summers
James Smilie Llrs C U Scolt
D E Smith
T
Wm Taylor & eo Parris Thompsoq,
M r m Taylor—2 Capt Thompson
Mrs M Thiot Geo Tlsomas
Mias W C Tyson Mary O Tuckneft
Henry Tynes—2 Geo A Tucknelt
Sarah Tomb
’ . W
Morris Wallis Thos C Walker—2
John Waters Miss Sarah Wall
Miss Virginia M Wall Ann Whitfield
Geo C Wharter James T Word
Hiram Walden * Mrs Mary Woodhouso
Ann M Wash Miss Williams
Byas Wayne -Janies Wilson
Maj W C Wayne Mis3 Susan Wright
James Washington G Winner
• GEORGE SCHLEY r. m.
:: August 3
China, Glass and Earthenware.
THE subscriber offers for sale, a large assort- j
ment of Glass, China and Crockery, suitable
for the town or country trade, consisting of
Iron, stone, china and dining sets
Liverpool china do do
Rich French china tea sets
do English do do
Canton china coffee sets
Olive breakfast sets
; Rich cut decanters, with lu nblers and wines to ,
match
Plain glass shades
Cut apd colored do.
Plain and cut glass Lamps
China and glass water pitchers
Glass plates and dishes
• Champaign© glasses
B ine coolers
Jelly glasses
China Fruit Baskets
[Fit!i a variety .articles r\o\7 opening., vyhiqh
forms ae complete and general an assortment as
can Lq .net with in Charleston or any southern ,
city- |
(Ur Country merchants* can be supplier! with
prates, carefully repacked, which will bear trans
portation to any part of the state. This will save
their buying broken and unsaleable things, which
we always gqt in crates in the original order.
George W . Coe,
Shad’s building
aug 3
UNION questions.
A LATE and improved Edition of Questions
t ?L for Sunday Schools, and Bible Classes, pub
lished by the American Sunday School Union —
just received aud fW tu ]e by
George IV. Coe %
may 15
MOLASSES.
-fl ft HHD3 Molasses, just received and for
AUi sale by PHILBRICK & BAKER,
aug 3 *
Via de Grave T Yine.
Boxes V r in de Grave Wine foLsale by
PHILBRICK & BAKER.
aug 3
‘T"‘ ; ’ ■ f'i m ■ ■ ■ ■■■*■ V
CITY HOTEL.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
MThc subscriber begs leave
fully to inform the public of Georgia,
and his friends abroad that the above
establishment will be continued open
during the Summer, a3 ueual, and t|iat arrange
ments are making for the ensuing season, which
he confidently expects will sustain the well earn
ed character of the house, and at the same timo
secure him a share of public patronage.
11. W. LUBBOCK.
(LFThc Charleston Courier and Mercury are
requested to publish the above % two weoks
each.
July 31
FRIsH GOSHEN BUTTER." ’
O \ H AIT FIRKINS fresh GOSIIEN BUT
-4d TER, just received <SI landing from bug
Courier, for sale by
PALMES RICHARDS,
Corner of l\h\takeT-St. the Bay.
July 27 1 ff “ ‘ ‘
SWEDES IRON—Dady Expected.
Tj!) TONS Svyedes Iron, comprising a
#5 full and complete assortment of all
tho sizes in common use—and many extra sizes
arc daily expected, and on arrival will be offered
for sale on accommodating terms. As this iron
has been selected from the factories in Sweden,
by ah experienced hand, its quality may be relied
on. Apply to.
SHATTER & TUPPER.
July 29.
MILL SAWS.’
2 CASES Rowland’s Mill Saws,-just received
and for sale by
N. B. a 11. WEED.
apiil 25
j~~ ~ CARBON. ~~
A Supply of Carbon, vory finely Pulveiiseyl,
just received and for sale by
LAY & HENDRICKSON.
Druggists, Gibbons Building
.. ( u| g 3
SUGAIt AND SOAP.
Lanaing from ship Fiorina,
£% BBLS Loaf Sugar
iGtv 26 boxbs Yellow Soap
For sale by
HALL SIiAPTEn h TUPPER.
July 29.
DOCTOR Qoppee has removqq his residenc
to tho corner of Whitaker and York sir.
in rear of Pickard’s stable3. His office is still at
l;is 9hop in Broughton street ‘(iVforshalls Build’
inga) qear the marked
“"agency Office
OP TRE
Charleston fire and Marine Insurance
Company,
SAVANNAH, APRIL 20, 1829.
TIIIS Company continues to Insure against
Fire, Marine and River Risk, on moderate
termsi Apply to
HOMES TUPPER. Agent.
april 21
NOTICE.™
r//E subscribers have unitod their interest in
the practice of Medicine and its collatteral
branches. One of the firm will be always in at
tendance, at the office now occupied by Dr. R.
Wayne.
Ti. IJ. FURTH.
j tine 29 R WAYNE.
Lemons, Raisins, &.c.
Just rcceiecd per schr. Exact from N. York .
8 BOXES fresh and Superior #
10 do Muscatel Raisins
19 half bbls. “ Vassars” Double Ale
15 bbls. Rod:water Ale
10 do. White Wine Vinegar
PALMES AND RICHARDS.
June 17.
NO T/C E. ~~
Copartnership heretofore existing at Sa-
JL vannah and New York, under the firm of
Joseph Kopman & Cos. is this day dissolved by !
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said con
cern, will make payment to John McNiel, who is
duly authorised to settle the same, and who will
make payment cf all by the said con
cern.
JOSEPH KOPMAN.
JOHN M‘NIEL.
The business will hereafter be conducted by the
undersigned on his own account.
iSavantjah, 18th July, 1829,
dOHN M-NIEL.
july 24
S T CROIX SUGAR.
prime St. Croix Sugar landing
i Jfl <3 from ship Chancellor,
And for sale, by
HALL, SHAPTER TI PPER.
July 3
IRISH POTATOES.
A NY quantity from one to three hundred bush-
Axx els, fresh from the ground, can be furnished
at short notice and at a moderate rate. It is pre
sumed the article will keep sound during a voy
age to Europe, and at this season, it may be of
some consequence to masters of vessels leaving
our port AppK* to
PALMES £ LEE,
i i-unc 24 Exchange Dock.” !
! cheese, RAitnm and m is
| -fl CJ} IDXES very fine cheese,
• JL £ 25 boxes Bunch 1* aijri Ud
10 1 ao's fresh Filberts
10 bbls Brazil Nuts
I 10,000 lbs assorted Baron
20 qr ensks sweet Malaga Wijni •
• U.’O bags Prime Green Coffee
_ Capers, } v f ,
Anchovrs •’
} landing from schr. McriJian, ands r
by GAUDRY v LE GRILL.
I July 31
Gaudry & 1 egneJ. •
HAVE removed tlioir wholesale sud retail
-Grocery Store to the corner on the I3av, op
posite the Exchange, in the same block cf build
ings where they previously kept,
july 15 _____
JOHN W- LONG.
j Offers for sale, landing from schr. Othello,
| (A IHIDS prime New Orleans Sugar,
! Ad 5 piP'S “Swan” Gin
I do ‘mid” London Dock Gin
1 o whole | lii p i
BOii if \ bbls Canal r lour
IN STORE,
Segars, “Silva At Cos.” Bran I
40 bags Java C ffee
‘2 pipes “London Dock” Brandy
2 do “Qtard, Dupuy & Cos.” Brand and
(> pipes“Seignelts"’brand dj
f>o Kegs No. 1 Tobacco, approved brand.;
5 bags Pepper—s do. Pimento
29 doz. “Brown Sherry” Wino
Jnty 27
BOA It DING ON THE SALTS!
Ju3k
RS R. COHEN has rented, for the season,
j 4-i_L that airy a* and commodious house on the r-ai: .
, belonging to Mr. Lampe, Mongomery, and h;_?
; now opened an extensive BOARD AG HOUS;.,
i fur the accommodation of Families, ands
’ individuals as may choose to retire to a
retreat during the Summer month®. Long ox
rience lias proved that this situation is enti.
exempt from the influence of those nuuionan 4 i
- which often scourge Savannah, and frou :**
proximity to town, offers superior advantage:, to
an upcountry or a northern residence. I'r ::.’
I will bo moderate, and spell arrangements b:-.\
been made as will secure the best fare Which tin -
section of the country can afford.
Mrs. C. will also take charge of a few children
and pay every attention te their health nnd c> ...*
fort, which her experience will enable Iter to dr
july 13.
INFANT SCHOOL.
ILF At a meeting ot the Executive Commit.
Jiehl on the lGth inst. it was unanimously
Resolved • That no visitors whatever be admit
ted, except on Monday’s from 9 to 11 o’clock in
; the morning, and from 4 to G in tho afternoon.
And also, that no child shall be entered excert
j at that timp. july 20*
WHITE S ACADEMY.
THE subscriber announces lo his friends an 1
the public, that the exercises of his Academy
will be suspended until the first of November next.
The principal object which he will hav* in view
during his absence, will be to form an acquaint
ance with the system of education adopted in tho
most distinguished seminaries in the Nortnein
Stales, and lie indulges the hope that the result, of
his observations will render his Academy increas
ingly worthy of patronage. Having taken a large
and commodious house in a pleasant part of thu
city, he will be prepared to tako five or six boys aa
boarders —and he assures the public that the
health, morals and improvement ol* his pupils, will
be the objects of his unwearied and undivided at
tention,
GEORGE white.
july 8
SHOES, LEATHER, THUNKS, 1 1
By the ship Chancellor.
’ A. & E. WOOD,
HAVE received
Ladies bl’k Buckskin shoes,
Gentlemen’s fine calf high quartered t>s
Do. 2d quality do do’ do da
D6 real buckskin slippers,
Do morocco ffo
Do fine do pumps with buckles,
Do do do do dancing,
. Iron trimmed leather trunks,
Leather top wood trimmed do.
A*’id a handsome assortment ofLf.ther da
From their Factory, an additional supply cf
SHOES, which makes their assortment complete.
July 3
HA CO ST
ffl THOUSAND lbs. Prime Bacon, c.>nsi t
ingofHms aud Flitches. Just received
fid for sale, by £ SGRANTC *.*.
may 20 -
PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
j Prime Green Coffee, landiri * lr.rn
iff gchoaner Adams. For sale, by
A TAFT 4* PADELFORD.
may 20
LETTER PAPER.
ONE Hundred Reams, Fine and Superfine,
Hot and Cold Pressed, Letter Paper, just
received and for sale by
PHILBRICK: & BAKER.
npfil 24
CORN A FLO .IT.
O |'j|fl > / iBIIfeHLES North Carolina
v/ O pf a good quality for sale
Apyto PALMES AND LEE-
June
” NEW GOODS. ‘
Per the Chancellor.
SUPERFINE Brown JBattice for Bonnets
‘do. Black Worsted Barege
A good assortment of Colored Worsted Braids
do. do. Linen do.
Fancy Jane and Silk Shawils
Black and White Hooks and Eyes
Sinchqws, Sarcenet and Gros Do Naples
37 Bales Stripe and F laid Homespuns
10 do. Brown and Bleach .and do.
Table Linnens-—all of which will be sold re a
sonable. M. PRENDERGAST,
Np. 3 &4 Gibbons Block.
july 3 .
N O T I CE.
THE have connected themselves
in business, under the firm of Roc Mcrri
man. CHARLES PcOE,
CHS. P. MERRIMAN. •
NEW GOODS.
Mi PRENDERGAST
Jlas just received per ship Henry,
LADIES’ supr fancy colored H. S. Gloves and
Mitts —misses’ do .do do ‘ do cG
Fine dot and small stripe Prints
Super fancy Ginghams XFreno’i)
French and German brown Linens
Black Lasting, &c. Ac.
Nos. 3 and 14 Gibbons’ Range
juno 10
BLACKING AND VARNISH.
A. y E. wool), ~
Have rcoeivod
5 Casks Liquid Blacking,
25 Boxes Black Varnish in small bottles,
suitable for retailing—for sale by the Box. Cask*
and retail.
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