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“Bo Jn.t, and fear mot,...let all the ends tliou altn’.t i>t bo thy Country's, thy Ood'i, and Trntli’i.” — '■ l‘ - ' NO. «6l.—VOL. XXXVIII.] SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA,) THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 184Q. [WHOLE' NUMBER—97,362.- - 9& SAVANNAH REPUBLIC) PUBLISHr,n DAILY AND TRI-W|CKKt.Y BY BY BOOKS A; D*AVIS, IDITom AMD FltONUKTOBf. TERMS. ;*£ #0 por •nnutii. tpor.i. ,..,.$5 por nunum. t appear U both paptrt.'Oi monte published nt the usual rates, e Cents fof the first, and Thirty- ilf for each insertion after.fopr „ v „ alines. ; • ^ icli Citation by tlio Clerk* ofthe Courts of Ordinary, that application has boon mndo for Letters of Administration, must bo published THIRTY DAYS at loast. Notice by Executors and Administrators for Pobtors and Creditors to rondor in their accounts must bo published SIX WEEKS. Sales of Negroes by Executors and Admin trators must bo at pubic auction, on tlio firstTui day of the month, between tlio usual hours of safe, at the place of Public Sales in the County whore tlio Letters Testamentary, of Administra tion, or Guardianship may Imve been granted, first giving sixty days notice thereof in ono of tlio S ublic gazettes of this State, and at tlio dooref io Court House, where such sales are to bo held. ■ Notice for leave to sell Negroes, must be pub lished forfbur months, before any order absolute shall be made thereupon by the Court. Sales of Real Estate by Executors, Administra tors, and Guardians, must he published SIXTY DAYS before the day of Sale. These wiles must be made at the Court House door of the County in which tlio property is situate, and on tho tint Tuesday oftlio Month .between the hminoftcnin th« morning and four in tlio afternoon. No salo from day to day invalid, unless so expressed in the advertisement. Applications by Executors, Administrators and Guardians to tlio Court of Ordinary for leave to sell Land, must be published FOUR, MONTHS. Sales of penonal property (except negroes) of testate and intestate estates by Executors and Administrators must bo advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executors and Administrators for Letters Disinusory, must be published SIX MONTHS. Applications for foreclosure of Mortgages on real estate must be advertised once a month for FOUR MONTHS. Orders ofthe Court of Ordinary, (accompani ed with a copy of the boud of agreement) to make titles to lund must be advertised Tithe* Moxths at ieust. Sheriffssnlesunder executions regularly grant ed by the Courts, must bo advertised THIRTY DAY'S—under mortgage executions SIXTY DAYS—Solos of perishable property under or dcr of Court, prastbe advertised, generally, TEN DAYS before the day of sale. AH AdvcrUsemcntswillbe punctually attended *,* All Letters directed to this Office or tne Kditor, must he postpaid, to eutitlo them to at tention. Notice T8 her shy given that a tax has been assessed for A the year 1840. on the Allowing lien! and Per sonal Property In tho City of Brunswick,— Claimants nro requested to pay tlio same within eight weoks from tho data oftlns notice. Property in the Old Tom. Water Lots Nos. 19,21,22,29,24,26,20,27, 28,29,30,47,49. Bay Lots Nos. 10, 17, JB, ID, 20, 21, 22,27,29—22 Lots at (2 82 each. Bay LoU Nos. 23 at $4 41.20 at «t4 32. Town Lou Nos. 09,70,71,72,73,76.70,77. To Families. A FEW chcsis choice Imperial, Hyson and Pouchnttg Tpns, selected with grout care, just received attd for salo by octiiO G. 11. HENDRICKSON. 70,80,82, C 68 each. y 101,103,117,118—10 Lot at $1 mansion House—s.lVANNAH. M Tliis well known Establishment is now open, nnder the direction and JUL management oftlio Subscriber and his Lady, who will take pleasure in administering to the com. fort of such ladies and gentlemen ns may fa vour them with a call. . ■ LEANDEtt BUTLER. oct 21 264 L ^ (t7* Tim Aupiufa P-hrnw ifr. fir.ntimtL- ton Courier, Milledgeville Recorder, Macon Messenger, and Sandersville Advocate, will givo the above three insertions, and send their bills for collection. L. B. Wlilto Lead, I N kept (Yom 121 lbs to 600 lb« each ..assorted qualities, for sale low, by T. M. A J. M. TURNER, oct 19 Monument 8qnnro. Town Lot No. 74-1 Lot at $4 G9. Town Lots Nos. 129. 130.131.132,137,138. 152,153,104,107,170,|172,174-13 Lots at $1 41 each. * Nos. 179,180,181,182,211,212,210,217,218, 219—10 1/Ots, at $113 each. No. 183,1 Lot at $3 75. Nos. 229, 231,235,23(1,237. 239, 255, 256, 257,258.259,200,20J. 202, 203,270,284 , 285, ~ ‘ 287,288, Nos. 357, 383. 385, 41 409,410,411,412,413, <j . . 420,441,455,457,458, 480,500, 507, 621,532,533,555,550—33 Lots at 70c. each. Claimants to the above I*oU ns far ns known, nro U. Dnrt, T. B.King, Colby A Davis, W. II. Stiles, Jnno Hemsbart, P. Hoiistoun, V. Wool- lay, S. Part, J. T. Lawrence, S. Moody, Jas. Moore, (Trustee) B. F. Harris, Ex’or oslate A- nios Whitehead, 8. A. Kimberly. E. S. Rees, 11. Bolton, W. B. A C. Uuvis, It. Hutchinson, J. W. Andersou. estate J. Berrien, S. Chase, K. L. Gamble. Property in the flew Totcn and adjoining the New and Old Tome. Town Lots Nos. 200,201,202, 203,204,474 475,470,477,478.470,480—12 Lots,taxed $5 15 Nos. 740.741,742,743,744,745,746-7 LoU taxed $2 30. • Nos. 909,970,971,972,973—5 LoU, taxed $1 40. Nos. 1134,1135,1130,1137,1138,1299,1300, 1301,1302,1303—10 Lots, taxed $1 88. Nos. 1405,1460,1467.1408, 1668,1G69,1070. 1671,1G72—9 Lots, taxed $1 35. Nos. 1933,1934,1935,1937,1938, 2199,2200, 2201,2202.2203,2201-11 Lots* taxed $1 25. Nos. 2405,2400,2467,2409—1 Lota, taxed 31c. 150 acres Land below the Old Town taxed $37 50. OwnerT. B.King. Town Lots Nos. 430, 431,411,412, 178,179, 180, and wharf lots 178,179,180-10 Lots, taxed $4 69. Owner P. I«each. Town Lota No-. 103,158,159,374,375,wharf lot No. 103—0 Lots, taxed $282.. Owner L. A. Bond. Town Lots Nos. 100.1G1,528,529, 530,531, 0 Lots, taxed $281. Owners P. Leach and J. D. Gardner. Nos. 439,440—2 Lots, taxed 94 cents. Own er C. J. Shelton. Town Lota Nos. 490,497—2 Lots, taxed 94c. Owner J. McDermid. • House nnd Lot taxed $1 88. Owners Wilson and Sanborn. Ilousa und 2 Lots, taxed $225. Owner Jos. Bancroft. 3 acres Land, taxed 42 cents. Owner S. Dart. 127 acres Laud cast of tho city, taxed $17 85; 25 do do dodo do,do 47 cents. 'Owuer U. Dart. 700 acres Land, taxed $75. Owners Bruns wick and Florida R R Co. 5 acres Land, taxed 94cts;2 Lota, Nos 145 and 140, taxed 94 cents. OwnerT. W. Goode. Store House, taxed $261; House, Ac. and 17 acres Land, taxed $5 02, and 8 Slaves taxed $0. Owner Gee Dupree. 3 Lots, House.&c. tax $225; 10 Slaves taxed . $5 03. Owner Mrs. li.atnm 1 — i r*—TT u J ^suirc imu Eutruxei Lyman. wlitt© Lend* Ac, *1 Aft KI:GS English White Lead X YrU 300 do American do do, No 1 and 2 20 boxes Baltimoro Cromo Yellow 20 do do do Green 5u do/. Paint Brushes and Rush Tools, as sorted sizes, just received por ship Cnlin nnd for salo by G. 11. HENDRICKSON, oct 10 $4 09. Owner Josoph ViMbcnn Cream, A FRESH supply of Chas. Ring’s Verbena Shaving Cream, justrecaivodand for sale by — “ O. R. HENDRICKSON. rdSt (ineUneftiMnying Cords, namelud surfaces; 10 grace assorted sizes Jqst received oct 7 " G. R. HENDRICKSON. Winter Sperm Oil, 4c. X Casks superior Winter Sperm Oil, It) blenched,0miles siinerior Lnmp Wick, 300 1,2,3,5, & 10, gnllonTiii CamiUters. Just received und for salo bv sept 25 G. It. . HENDRICKSON. Broadcloths and Cnssimcres, A FINE assortment of English Broadcloths and Cassimeres,blue Beaver Ciolhi, invis ible green do, blnck do, drab do, brown, cadet mixed, Equestrian Cnssimere, blnck do,President do. fancy lavender do. Just received per brig Madison, and will bo sold on the most reasonable terms, by JAMES A. CLIFFORD, sept 17 Nos. 4 & 13 Gibbons’ Kongo. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. P ER ship* CelUj Timoleon, brigs Win Toy- lor.nnd Augusta. 50 bales 3^1 brown Shirtings, vnrious brands ■ 25 do 4-4 do do do do 20 cases 3-4,4-4 A 54 blcacbsd Sheeting am) and Shirtings * 20 bales Red Flannels, some twilled do rod und plnid Llnsey' 100 scarlet nnd black thibat Shawls 200 Highland plaid Shawls, various sizes 500 do cotton do do 200 pieces cadet mixed, steel mixed, blue, green nnd brown SattinnU 100 dozen blue Komnl Hdkfs' 10 cases American Prints, all qualities 200 duzeu inmi's wuuleii £ Hof*. Minn low pric’d 100 white and blenched linen Table Cloths 2 dozen 4-4 black thibat Sbawjs 2 do 5-4 do do do 100 pcices low priced apron Checks 50 do blue Plaids 50 do white Flannels, assorted qualities 15 do , super genuine whiwWewh Flaimols 15 do do do llngm patent do 50 do huckaback and Scracli Diaper 50 do RlnckA colored SiVkl, super Mus da Laines nnd French Prints, fancy Shawls’, fancy silk Crnvnts, fancy_silkBag*, fancy silk and last ing coat Buttons, gilt do, 1 pearl, bone and silvered Buttons, 300 lbs ifeient flax Thread, 500 dozen assorted spool Tiirend. Ac. Ac. For sale nt wholesale and retail by. SNIDER, LATHROf A NEVITT. 03*\Vholesale Room,upstairs fronting Con- gross street. [oct 13 * Pnimccn* Ac. DOZ Swaim’s celebrated Panacea OU 20 do Houck's do do 5 do Potter's Vegetable Cntbdlicop, highly recommended as a spring and fall purifier. A fresh supply ofthe above valuable medicines just received and for sale by oct 5 ANSON PARSONS. Cocoa* A Fresh supply of Kitchen’s prepared Cocon, a'cheap, wholesome and agreeable substi tute for tea or coffee. Just received and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, oct 14 IiOrillnrd’s Snuff mid Tobacco. A SUPPLY of Loriilard’s best Mnccnboy, Rappee and Scotch SnuiT, in jars, bladders and bottles; also.out Tobacco. For sale by ‘ T. M. & J. M. TURNER, < oct 20 Monument Square. Pearl Asli» Sal Soda, Ac. Ac. 6 DDLS Pearl Ash, 0 do Sal Soda 3 Ho Saltcmlus, do Salt l’etre Do Flax Seed, 1 keg ground do 10 bags Pimento, 5 do Black Pepper ] case Cloves, 1 bbl Nutmegs 4 bbl fresh Chamomile Flowers 4 do sup'r fine Arrow Root 1 ease no Tapioca,! doPearlSago Just received and for sale by oct 20 ANSON PARSONS. Haynes Vegetable Pills. JUST received and for soleby sept. 21 TIIOS, RYERSON. Por Rent. AtTho Rooms on the 2d and 3d floors oftlio JHuLSnvannah Insurance and Trust Company Building, well adapted'for Counting Rooms, or Law Offices, nnd will be fitted tip to suit tlio oc cupants. Possession given on the 1st November, oct 15 S C HOUSE, Secretary. Five Dollars Reward. Runaway from the subscriber yester day morning, his boy DAVID, well known about the city as a Bricklayer by trade. The above rewnrd will be given on hi* delivery to H. F. WILLINK. oct 8 . Thirty Dollars Reward Will be paid for the apprehension and delivery in any Jail in this Territory, or in the States of South Carolina and uedr- -gia. of my Negro man PRIMUS, who ‘ absconded on tho 0th inst. He is nbnut 35 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches, slender make, thin vis age. teeth much decayed, mid has a down cast look. JOHN L. ENGLE. Jacksonville. (E. F.) Sept. 29,1840. oct 9 24411 ’ Fifty dollars Reward. RUNAWAY from the subscriber,on the 12lh inst. a mulatto man named Georgo, between 21 and 25 years of age, about 5 ■ feet 2 or 3 inches high, and weighs about 130 lbs. and has very small feet. His nair suffi ciently straight to bo combed with a common comb. George is a little inclined to be bow legged,nnd is very active—cau perform Severn feats in tumbling, and lias worked some nt the tailor's business. He can read very well, and it is probablo ho Will be furnished witli a pass, and call himself by soino other name. Tlio above reward will bo given for bis npprehenson and lodgement inanv same jail in the State, so that I get him. Bibb Co. oct 21 PHILLIP THURMOND, oct 26 2581m Store and Lot, taxod $188; stock in trade tax ed $4 41. Owner J. Franklin. Ilousonnd2 Lott, taxed $503; 13 Lots mid Building taxed $2813-100; 4 Lots taxod $281, 4 Slaves employed, taxed $4 25. Owners Bruns wick Lumber Co. Store, House and Lot. taxed $1 50; 1 Slave taxed 94c. Owner B L Harris. :, tax 94c, stock in trade, lux $1 87;4 Slaves, tax $225. Owner James Moore. Personal property, tax $1 25; 3 Slaves em ployed, tax $2 81. Owner B. Talbot. Capital Stock, tax $2 60. Owner the Bank of Brunswick. ^ „ WT Stock in trade, tax 04c. Owner R. Iluihgnn. Stock in trade, tax 94c; 2 Slaves employed,tax $1 13, estate JR Hazzard. Stock in trndo, tax $187. Owner J W At- will. ' __ Stock in trade, tax 56c. Owner B Duffy. 3 Slaves, tax $1 09. Owner J Spalding. 2 Slaves, tux $2 81. Owner J B Harris. 1 Slave employed, tax 94c. Owner A Scranton 5 Slaves employed, tax $2 81; personal pro perty, tax $187. Owner A L King. 1 Slave employed, tax $113. Owner C Davis. 1 Slavo employed, tax 75c. Owner J D Mil ler. 2 Slaves employed,.tax $113. Owner Mrs Aunt. 1 Slave employed, tax $187; one Stallion, tax $1 13. Owner William P. Wilson. 4 Slaves, tax $225. Owner ES Ashcraft. 4 Slaves employed, tax $150. Clark owner. Personnl propurty ofJ M Kunze, taxed $1 87. Personal property of II A Breed, taxed $187. Personnl property ofJ M Sturtivunt, taxed $1 Also, the following property, taxod for tlio year eighteen hundred nnd thirty-eight: Academy Building, taxed $3 75. Owner Jas Moore. floW^wtegntel Soap ill bars and OU cakes, highly perfumed. 30 do superior yellow Soap, for families. Just received nnd for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON, oct 14 For Sale. A Northern Horse, ho can be recommended as n gentle Horse for tholmYncss. InquifO at die Man- Sion House Stable, oct 10 For Sale. Tho subscriber offers for salo his ( Placa called Parnassus, in Bryan I County, pleasantly situated on die Salts, ana opposite die town ofSuti- * buiy. The tract contains upwards of300 acres, 150 of which are cleared and under a good fance. Its contiguity to the salt marsh renders tho convenience for dio use of the mud r for manuring of ca4y access, and for healdi, is not “ aurpnsHtfiT by any other situation in the low coun try. This. Plantation is in a high state of im provement, consisting of a comfortable dwelling with six rooms, with ail necessary out buildings, such ns kitchen, storo room, smoke house, corn nnd cotton Iioubcs, together with cpmfortuhlo IVamo bouses for tho accommodation of 30 or 40 Negroes. There is also a fiue orchard of young healthy trees, consisting of peach nnd pear, wit i an extensive arbour ofgrnpes oftlio choicest kind. For terms, apply to Col. John J. Maxwell iu ^ Savannah, or on the promises to R. P. DEMERE. oct 3 230h* Personnl property of J R Hazzard, tax $3 75. ra ^ r °^ aret ^ ° nt * ^N^OK PARSONS. Also, on the Billowing property for the year 4 ANSiyi eiglilccn hundred and thirty-nine: Houso and 17 acres of Land, tax $G;i 8 Slaves, tax $6. Ownor Geo Duproe. Academy Building, tax 94c; 3 Slaves, tax $2 25. Owner James Moore. House and Lot, tax $225. Ownor Thomas Fl Steck in trade of Spalding and Stoekwell, tax od lolc. , „ 01 Stock in trndo of J R Hazzard, tax $2 81. 3 Slaves, taxcd'$l 68J. Owuer J Spalding. I Slave taxed $1 31. Owner J B. Harris. 1 Slave, taxed $1. Owner B L Harris. 1 Slave, taxed $1. Owner J A D Lawrence. 1 Slavo nnd ono Stallion, taxed $375. Owuer William P Wilson. .. n 1 Slave employed, taxed $1 31. Owner C DnV18, WILLIAM P. WILSON, Mayor, K3*The Milledgeville Journal is requested to nubiish tho abovo once a week for six weoks. aug25 205|t A Uncurrent Bank Notes." UGUSTA Banks, Columbus Banks, Monroe Rail Road Suito Bank Branches, Ocmulgoo Bank, Bunk llawkinsville. Goo. Rail Road, Ac. &c. &c. Purchased at tho lowest rates, and the high"’* .premium given foy specie,by . * ^ WM. RDBEttfBOjCgSV* Cornor Bnll-BtruQ*f^“W , ‘®’. For sole, a few shares of M -,no " k 8toc ' c ■march 3 50 -- P„. n ASSfijR?'oMortad patterns, &&MK9iT§| gJUCKBON. CKSO.N. fivnns’ CiilmdtnUO I Ills, P REPARED from Iiiuiro oxlracl ofUm (low er, n very whploMmoraoiliciue, imlJ in op eration nn<I plouBimt iu effect, the mftit certem preserver of health, a safe and effectual cure o indigestion and all stomach complaints! and as a naluratcnusrbuence, a purifier ot the blood nmi a fiWQCtner-bt the whole system, to the nervous and debilitated. ... The powers of Evans’ Chamomile Puw ttro such, that tho palpitating heart, tiio tremulous hand, the dizzy eye,and the Muttering nu«d Vj* isb before their effects liko noxlM»^ ifl £?v; tlio benign influence of th» morning « ' • . j V.'ifilv ii,i»k««tent\nditaconsequ0ncc8, m v>nm nfmiiH'titc, an apparent distension of tlio stom ach, botching, pains iu theBptnaeb, *« M ' nluosaut tnsto in tlio month, rumbling noise in die mini] beooinMlrrflalB®MpMffiEHJW M melancholy aud norrons irriwbllity, night n»w.HwiXbT,m SJS niotlioaffection., t)Ww* "("/.I", iMRW. ull other nervon. aytnploni., .tioie 1 ill. will pro lluca an olleelnal cllr “' N '^^'iTaONS, No. 8 Gibbous’ Range. ITIorc New Goods, Per brig Savannah. PIECES gray mix'd Kentucky Jeans 50 do dark blue . - do do J case light blue Demins 1 do corded Skirts 1 do Cotton Umbrellas 1 do Silk do 3 bales white Flannels* 1 do low priced 10 do Red do 3 do super Whitney Blankets 1 case Cotton Fringos , 50 lbs Turkey red Yarn 10 pieces blk Bnmbasitt 10 do blk Lasting 100 lbs mix’d Pin* 10 pieces blk Italian Crape 2 do siipor blk Silk Velvet 10 doz gentlemen's blk Silk Cravats 6 do do blk Italian do 2 do do super blk Satin do 20 do do Plnid Silk Cravnts 50 pieces do Silk Pocket Ifandkercliicfa 10 do gmitiino Welch Flannels 100 doz men's knit wool half Hose 50 do do Lambs Wool do do 10 do gent’s Lambs Wool and Angola Hose 10 do brown and mix’d Cotton do , 25 piQcesliandHomo Furniture Chintz 10 do assorted colors Broad Cloths 50 do white Cambrics 50 do Jackonet Mutiius, Book, Swiss and Mull do Super blk und blue blk Silks Plain changeable do Moils de Lnines and striped Chnlv* SNIDER, LATHROP& NEVITT. oct 21 Mailln Collars, Canton Flan nel,. Ac. Ac. Received per brig L. Baldwin, W ORKED Muslin Collars, Velvet Ribbons, striped, checked .and plain Swiss Muslin, Cambric Dimity, Furniture Chintz Fancy silk HhUK Cauton Flonnols For sale by GEO. W. BEHN. .oct 20 Handkerchiefs, Cap*, Ac.« X A DOZEN Indigo blue plaid Udkfs OU 00do fancy plaid Ildfks,(Gingham ptns) 35 doz Wool Caps, low priced Snttinets 55 pcs plaid Lfnsey 30 do Indigo blue plaid Homespun Received per brig L Baldwin, and for sale by oct 20 GEORGE W. BEHN. Oil Cloth and Counterpanes. O IL Cloth tahleC overs hi patterns very hand- sorae;Cloth table'Covers; richly embossed, cotton nnd worsted do. French Counterpanes tnnde in America, a new and handsome nrticle.— Received by J A CLIFFORD, oct 12 Porto Kfiico Sugar. . • H11D8 primo Porto.Rich Sugar.laud- TC f ing from ship Now Jersey, ami will bo sold low from the wharf, by oct 24* LADD, TUPPER & SISTARE. New Goods. READY MADE CIJJTHINO. T HE subscriber linn lately freturned from tlio North, where lie has belli engaged in se lecting and manufacturing Kesdy Made Clotliitig for two months past, and flatters himself ihnt bis slock cannot bo surpassed by'uny estobVwbnient of tlio kind ill Savannah, ns iScqusUts of all tho latest imported aud most fashionable articles In his lino. Ilis friends und tho' public generally, uro respectfully invited to givo him a call. His stock is composed ofthe following, viz: Superior blue, black, brown, green and invisible green Dress Coats; do do dp do Frock Coals Cadet, Beaver, Sntiinct. Petersham, Kentucky Jean and Moleskin Hunting Coats. Moleskin,Sattinet and blue Cm lb Bound Jackets. Green aud mix’d Cloth’and Sattinet Coatees. Moleskin, Kentucky Jean, faqcy and mixed Cos- simerc Pantaloons. 'A Vests offig’d and* plain Velvets, blue nnd black Cloth, Merino, Bouibnsiii, qg’d and plain Sat in, &c. FANCY ARTICLES. Moreno, Buckskin and Royal Ril Bands; wool Under Shirts and Drawers; linen, cotton.-stripe and fancy Gingham Shirts;Siucaiid Linen Fldkfs, Gloves, Suspenders, Ends, Slocks, Crnvnts,Cra vat 8tiffnera, Riding Belts, Money Belte, Tape Measures; Night Caps, llosrf nnd half Hose, In serting, Frill and pinin Botoms and t’ollars, Feather Brushes, Silk and 'Cotton Umbrellas, Hair Brushes. All oftlio above articles are rea dy for inspection, at low pricMforcnsh or appro ved city acceptance. G, S. NICHOLS. N. 1).—G. S. N. will manufacture to order any garments entrusted to bis com nt short notice nnd iu the most approved style. Cutting to ho made out, done with care and despatch, and fits war routed if made by experienced workmen, oct 7 Mnrket-Sqnare. ctsuml Bag- Fine Linen Curds. QA GROCE Thos. Crchoro’s Linen Cards, O*3 just received and for sale by ANSON PARSONS, sept 16 No. 8 Gibbons’ Range. Pepper, Ginger, Ac. Q/\ BAGS Black Pepper O VF 14 do Race Ginger, 10 do Pimento 1 bag Cloves, 1 bbl Nutmegs Just received and for sale by aept29 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Razor Straps. C HAPMAN'SPatentAfetahe Razor Straps Saunders’ do do do Emerson’s Elastic do Just received nnd for salo by sept.21 TIIOS, RYERSON. Drugs, Iflcdicincs A Perfumery, T HE subscribers havo constantly on hand a full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, and fancy articles, oftlio best quality, which they offor ou reasonable terms, wholesale or retail. T. M. & J..M. TURNER, oct 19 Monm’nont-Sqnare. Parsons' Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills. A SAFE ar. 4 certain curs for fill biliou* com plaints nnd obstructions of tho bowels. If administered in time, they wil I effectually remove the bile from tho stomach, and counteract the causes which so generally produce headache, in digestion, fever nnd ague, or intermittent, remit tent, bilious, inflammatory, nnd yellow foyers, jaundice, bilious cholic, dysentery, worms, rheu matism, pleurisy, bilious vomiting, foul stomach, costiveness, sore throats, cold% coughi and astli- Starch, . , iio’j superior Starch 2 ccroons Span- for sole by HENDRICKSON. Garden Seecls. T HE subscriber has just received by brig Sa- vmimh, a full Mipplylof Fro.li Garden Seeds, warrauted of UiebosHuality, and of the Crop of 1840, viz: Asparagus, largo Beans, dun colored, rob royond limn polo Beets, long blond, tur nip blood, mangle wurtzel, and white scurcity Brocoli, purplo capo Cabbage, | early york, drumhead, battersca, •con glazed, green glazed, -sugar loaf, and red dutch Parsnip; Urge white Pent, early frame, dwnrf narrowtyt, dwarf blue imperial, barly chnrl- tan and early Washing ton Pepper, long red nnd swnqt Spanish Squusl, early bush and berran's striped Radial, cherry turnip, short top scarlet, ^Iong scarlet, and blk winter Srrfsiiy or vegetablo oys- ior Cauliflower, early Cucumber, long green and early frame r-- Carrot, long orange and hpinncn, largo early horn JotUHtoes Celery, white solid Lettnce, cabbage hendA grcouc9»s _ MeUffiicuron, pine nnd netted Mustard, wliito Parsloys curlod oct 10 Turnip, early dutch, ear ly spring, red top, ru tabaga and largo flat globe *• j Clover, white and red Lucerne Grass,.&c &c •For sale by A. PARSONS. snpt7 ItootM :ui<l Brogans. 4 CASDH c.lf pinup Bim« 2 8S thick Uro«»i... for-aloJow by i oc , 12 l. BALDWIN & CO. ffinv Books. T IIKdiilicultius ofRomunUro, bjr Goo Staiily Faber. Strive nnd Thrive, a tale by Mary Itowitt. Hone on.' liono over, or tlie boyhood of Felix Law, by Mary lfowilt. Spark’s Lite of Washington, abridged. Tho history of Virgil A. Stewart, arid bis ad venture in capturing nnd exposing the great "Western Land Pirate” and his gang in connex ion with evidenco, also ofthe trials, confessions, and execution of n number ofMurrell'suBBOsUtcs. ill the state if Mississippi. ‘Franco, its King, Court, and Government, by Governor Cum. A few more conics of tho Mndisnh Papers. A collection ot Music, fur flip Flute, Violin, de. Just received by .oct 10 W THORNE WILLIAM® ons qualities and sizes, very heavy 100 pcs heavy Bagging Received by recent arrivals from Liverpooland New York, nnd for sale on tho best terms bv SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. oct 12 .... liny. Bundles superior Amboy Hey, on _ bontd ship Solon, for salo, apply to Cant. Buckuatu, orto SHAPTER A WOODBRIDGE. oct 15 300 ■.incus. Linen Cmnbric Ildkfs.&c 10-4 11-4 nnd 12-4 super Linen Sheet 7- 8 nnd 4-4 undressed Linen Shirtings 9-8 Pillow Ceso, Linen 50 dozen Linen Cambric Hdkfs 20 pieces Long Lawns, Scotch Linen Bed Tick 10 do common and super Huckaback Diaper 20 do do do Bird’s Eye nnd Scotch do 10 dozen bordered Linen Towels 20 do SiicBiu Napkins 8- 4,8-10 and 10-12 Damask Table Cloths 8-4 Brown do do -do •7*4,8-4 and 10-4 Linen Damask- 20 do Russia Diaper Received by last arrivals nnd for sale very cheap ..t tlio store lutely occupied by J. & E. Ingersoll West side Monument Square, oct 20 253U t Flannels. A T the store recently occupied by J. & E. In- gersoll, may be found superior real Welch Flannels, a great variety of 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 quulities, which are offered unusually cheap, oct 20 253||t. SilicsT A GRF.AT variety of plain, fig’d and striped black, blue black nnd col’d 8 ilks, of very su perior und rich styles, for sale cheap, nt the store lately occupied by J. & E. Ingersoll, west side Monument square. 2531|t. oct 20 Brondclotlis, Cnssiincrcs, Ac. J UST opened at the store lately occupied by J, A E. Ingersoll,a very splendid assortment of Broad Cloths, Cnssitneros und Vestings. Also, Asphaltum Cloth, (a new and superior article for gentlemen's winter frock and over coats,) and Satinets of nil colors and qualities, which will be sold cheap far cash or city acceptance. oct 20 • 253Ht Steamboat Blankets and Conn- itaMrogfr* IiOR Cabin Cassimeres A Cloths. L UG CABIN Sattinet* anew aud serviceable article; Log Cabin silk Udkfs.; do Burtons, lit st received and for sale by oct 1*2 ‘ j A CLIFFORD. New Fall nnd Winter Goods. A VERY &. JOHNSON, have received and are receiving a gcneralsiipply of Fall and Winter Goods, which will be sold as low as at any oflier store in town for cash or good paper, oct 14 8oufli side Monument Square. Rich Shawls. 4 /1 & 7-4 now stylo rich silk Shawls, 7-4 "tc &8-4 Bcocluido, 44 8-1 Rob Roy dy, Ciialiy Mnslin DoLanedo, uul worsted do, nt AVERY & JOHNSON’S low for cash, oct 14 Muslin de Lanes. A Large und well selected assortment can be found at AVERY & JOHNSON’S, allow prices for cash. South side .Monument square, oct 34 Gloves and Hosiery. Dozeu ladiescoid Kid Glovus XU 5 do do blk do . 4 do Gents blk and coid kid do Gents cashmere do, children's do Ladies blk Ingrain silk.Jloso Do do rib’d cashmere do Do plain do do do, do col’d do do Just received und for salo low for cash by oct 13 Avery a Johnson. New Goods. Q/\ PCS Prints 20 do Mousclinede Laines,rich patterns 5 do black nnd blk and slate do 0 do white Flannels 2 do Saxony Cassimeres’ for boys clothing 12 do blk mix’d Sattinet 3 do grey mix'd do 8-lOnrown table Cloths 12 dozen plnid Ildkfa 100 do Raworth’s spool Cottou G pcs Canton Flannel Victoria Skirts, corded do 64 Hamilton Sheetings 6 dozen shell twist Combs 8 do do side do - 0 do linen cnmbrick Udkfs 4 do Iiem6tiched do do • 34 inch blk apron Silks Ladies silk aprons with borders* J list received and for sale low by oct 13 AVERY A JOHNSON. Perfumery. E SPRIT DE ROSE, Honey, Cologne and Lavender Water, Toilet Powder, Macas sar and Bears Oil, Cldorinn and Carbonic Don- triflcc, fine Soups, shaving Soaps. Received per brig Augusta nnd for salu by . GEORGE W. BEHN, oct 2 No. 2 Shad’s Building. Dry Goods. T HE subscriber, is now opening nn assort- inoni of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, received from Now York, per brigs Madison, Sterling nnd Clinton. He will continue to receive suitable Goods for the fall aud winter, which will be sold at moder ate prices. GEORGE W. BEHN, sept22 No. 2, Shad’s Building. Blankets, Kerseys A Flannels. A BALES DitllilBliiNkiiu 20 pair Whitney do, 15 do Rose do 9 cases wool nnd cotton twilled Joans 5 bales R«4 Flanui!), low price Received per brig Augusta and for sale by GEORGE W. BEHN, oct 5 No. H Shad's Building. Indelible Iuk. 3 GROCE Frqncis Kiddor’s Indelible Ink, 1 do Reeve* & Son’s (London) do do, (J do Payroll's do do, usadwitlmut preparation. Just received und far sale by oct 8 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Job's Liniment. H IGHLY recommended for rhciimrlism,chil blains, bruises, spraius, Ac. Just receiv ed mid for sole by A. PARSONS, oct 5 i , n,—■!- J. A E. Ingeraoll. 1 bale super Berth Blankets 50 super Berth Counterpanes x Also, 104 124 and 144 whitehnd col’d Quilts, winch will be sold very low. 253||l oct20 Ac. Ac*. Molasses. T HIRTY cask* Molasses, now landing from brig Planet, for salo by oct 24 GEORNE II. MAY. Sperm Cnndles. BOXES superior quality, utnong which OO area few boxesof 12’*, now landing from WsJja**"** deduced, may. ect 24 Umbrellas. 1 CASE Silk Umbrellas ldo Cottou do. For sale by oct20 GEORCjB W. BEHN. Hams. A SMALL invoice of choice Baltimore Ilnras landing from brig Eleanor, and for sain by oct 19 WHITE A BARTELS. Near* Cloths. A X CASES Negro Cloths, of good quality, XO aud a very heavy mucin, for sale by oct 19 L. BALDWIN A CO. Butter und Cheese* •| /"I Firkins Blitter, 7 casks nhd 15 boxes X U Cheese. Just received and far sale by oct 15 SHAPTER A WOODBRIDGE. Shoes. QA CASES Mens’ Kip Brogans 10 do do Russet do 4 do Boys’ Thick do . 2 do Messes Leather Bootees, received per ship Hercules from Bostou and for sale on reasonable terms by L. BALDWIN A CO. oct 21 Pnntulooiis, Vests and Shirt9. A SUPERIOR nmortment of black nnd blue Cassimore Pantaloons; ribb’d, stripe, Vic toria and Tweed Cass. Pantaloons of different qualities; fig’d nnd plain blpck Velvet Vests; block and blue Cloth do; Prince Albert Cobourg and fig’d Chally Vest*; fig’d and plain Satin Vests; fine Linen Shirts, frill’d and plain bo soms; extra fine Cotton Shirts, linen collar*, bo- somsand wristbands; calico und fancy Gingham Shirts. For sale by HAMILTON A HOUSTON, oct 21 254t. Woolens and Bagging. A Large stock of Blankets, British nnd Do J\. meslic Negro Cloths and Bagging of var ous qualities. For salo by oct 13 247ti. R A W KING. Cotton Osnnburgs and Yurns. flOTTOS Osnabnrg*,from tho Athens factory; Vy nnd Yarns, No 5,0.8,10. and 15 from flip Roswell factory, oct 13 For salo b 1 217{r. it & W KING. 30 dozen rich fancy Shawls, A MONG which are 84 und 54 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 nnd small dress Ilhdfi; all of which will be soldutn small advance from co*i, for cash, or good paper. AVERY A JOHNSON, oct 19 South side Monument Square. Cravats. 1 BOX rids nnd fnshionnhle Down Cravats, received by AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 19 Look at This. F RESH Goods Just received: Rich French and English Prints Rich Muslin De Lnines Do Silks; also plaid Worsteds, fordressos, For sale low far cash, nt oct 22 AVERY & JOHNSON’S. Blankets, Ae. 2 BALES saddle Blankets, 200 blankets each 1 bale large size col’d horse do 6 bales 84 and 94 Duflil do 0 cases wool filled Kerseys 2 do low priced Sattiuets Landing from brig Clinton, and for sale by HIRAM ROBERTS, oct 20 No 3 and 14 Gibbon’s Building. Ladd, Tuppcr A Sistnrc, Offerlor Sale, HHDS and tierces Cuba Molasses f U 50 tc8 and bids N. O. do 30 hhds Primo Porto Rico Sugar 15 boxes Refined Loaf Sugar 75 bags Cuba nnd Old Java Coffee 25 boxes Baker's Chocolate 450 Demijous, assorted sizes 130 pcs heavy Dundee Bagging 30 crates Patent Wine Botllos 75 boxes Negro Pipes 85 M. Havana Seunrs 100 coses Hock nua Champagne Wines 70 qr casks Sicily, Port and Pico Wines 12 pipes pure Holland Gin 4 half pipes Cognnc Brandy 200 bbl* "rhelp's” Gin 50 bbls Boston Eoglo Gin 50 do do do Rum 50 do Portland Rum 100 sacks coarse and fiuo Salt 150 kegs pure White Lead . 4 casks English Linseed Oil 200 Grindstones, assorted sizes sopt4 Domestic Goods. A A Hd" 9 Cotton Sheetings, from tlio Coven XU try Manufacturing Co. 20 halos Geor gia Nankeens from tlio Lmsdnlo Manufacturing Co. For solo by l'ADELFORD, FAY & CO. ocf 13 Clark’s Matches. 6 GROSS Clark's Friction Matches, far supe rior to any iu use. Just received mid far sulo by ANSON PARSONS, sept. 21 No. 8, Gibbon's range. Coffee, Sugar, Gin, Whiskey, A Xf\ Bag* green Cuba Coffee XOU loo do Itio do 30 do old wliito do 30 do do Java do 20 do MuniUa do 20 blids prime St Croix Sugar 30 do Porto Rico do 10 boxes Loaf do 10 bbls crushed do 50 bills common Gin • 30 do Phelp’s do Whiskey Ac. Hams, Tongues, Ac. 8 BBLS. Hams, 3 do smoked Tongues, 10 do pickled do Landing from brig Clinton, nnd far sale by oct 21 CLAQIlORN & WOOD. mwmhd*’ mm mv : r .v-y Drugs, Medicinal Ac. 1 A’ CASKS Epsom Salts XU 4 do Pearl Ash 2 do 8ala>ratui 2 do wBilling Soda • 1 do Flour Sulphur 0 cnies roll do 1 do Until Camphor 2 do Rliulmrli * . 10 bbls green Copperas 10 do Whiting 10 do Caster Oil 0 do Alcohol 10 do clear strained Honey 0 do Bristol Brick 4 do Flax Scad 3 halos fiuo Velvet Corks 3 do Demijohn nnd Jug do 100 package* Apotbecaties Glassware,amy variety 10 groco May nurd and Rogers’ blk Ink 0 bbls Macaboy and Scotch Snuff 20 jars do nnd Rappee do. A*-Arc. Received by Into arrivals, nnd forsale low on 'accommodating terms, oct 21 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Ycnst Powders. T HESE Powders are on admirable substitute for Yenst in making nil kinds of batter cokes and linvo the advantage over flint artiele in ma king tlio hatter perfectly light und ready for ba king the instant they nro mixed. Buckwheat and other cakes when made with these powder*, are lea* likely to diengicc with the stomach than thoro . nm'de with yeast, rind ns 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 and biscuit with these powder, has been approved by many of the mn*t eminent physicians aud surgeon* in this country; they orenl*o highly rcconiumiend- cd by many of tho first families in flits City and other places. A snpply ofthe above valuable article; jnstre* ceived per brig Clinton, nnd for wile by ANSON PARSONS, sept21 • No 8, Gibbons’ Building*. Hurry Lorrcqucr. T HE Confessions of Horry Lorreqner, wills numerous illustrations, by Phiz,lvohSvo, Continuation ofMutnnirsoi tlio Court of Eng land, during tho reign of the Stuarts, including the Protectorate, by Jno. Hcm > ngeJe**.in2 vol*. containing Memoirs of Cromwell, Gen. Monk, Prince Rupert,‘die Duke of Buckingham, Dukir of Monmouth., Dutchess of Richmond, ofBuck- iuglmm, of Cleveland, of Portsmouth,»of Maza rine, and of Richmond. Jermyn, tho EnrfofHoch- ester,'Countnnd Countess of Gruminout, Nell Gwvnn, Ac. Ac. The young Primn Donna, a Romance of the Optra, by Mrs Gray, author of “ The Duko.” in 2 vols. Ten Thousand n Year, by the author of " The Beattie, Diary of a Physician," 2 vol*. Atkins’ British Poets, from Johnson to I vol. ... MMl. .. __ ... 14 halfpipe* Dupay an 20 qr casks sweet Malaga Wino 20 do diy do. do 10 do mint .Cordial • 50 boxes small lump Tobacco, Enders 20 do Cavendish do superior 20 bslf«*h»?*l« I’nuchong Tea 30 13 lb boxes Hyson do 20 6 A 13 lbs do Imperial do 10 cases, canisters do do 50 boxes Pipes 50 bbls canal Flour 50 do Baltimoro do 10 casks Cheeso 20 firkins Butter, Goshen 30 boxes Sperm Cutulle* 40 casks Porter, pts and qta. * 50 kegs Dupout’s Powder 200 hags Shut , 20 boxes Cordials assorted 25 do old Port Wino 20 hntskets sweet Oil 10,000 lbs Bacon, assorted 200 reams wrapping Paper 50 do letter and fools cap do 5 coses Sait 1000 sacks do 1000 bushels Alum do ' 20 hhds Molasses 100 boxes Soap, Lee’s and other brands 20 do Starch 10 do Mustard, London 40 bbls Crackers 10 boxes ground Pepper 100 domiions, assorted sizes 40 M Alexandria Sugars 50 M Spanish do 100 M half do do 25 boxes Raisins 20 kogs Lard 30 dozen Buckets 10 bags Pepper 10 do Allspice 10 do nico Ginger 25 baskets Champagne » For sale on acommodating tetm*. by SCRANTON A OLMSTEAD. oct 14 248||ca Frost’s do. from Falconer to Wnlter Scott. • Boerncio’s Decameron, 2 vols. 8vo. Sir Walter Scott’s Works, complete in 10 vol*. !vo., bound in calf. Charles U. Mlflley, the Irish Dragoon, by the author of* 1 Hairy Lnrrequer, NoS. 1, 2,3 and 4, with humorous illustrations. No. 12 Master Uuthphrey’s Clack, The American Almanac for 1840. Georgia and South-Carolina Almanacs, by wholesale andjretal); Jastfaceived. .... . W^THORNS?WILLIAMS. Bice’s Reports. Ty EPORTS ofcases at Law, argued and de- XV tarminedinthfl Conrtnf Appeals and Court of Errors of, South Carolina, from December 1838 to Mny 1839, both inclusively Wm Rice, State Reporter. Report* ofcases in Chancery, argued and de termined in the Court of Appeal* und Cpurt of Errors of South Curoltna, from December 1838 to May 1839, both inclusive, by Wui Rice. A Digest of the cases decided in the Superior Courts of Law, of the State of South Carolina, from the earliest period, to the yeur 1830 inclu sive, by Win Rice. Also, the life, adventures nnd opinions of Dabid That. Hines of South Carolina, Muter of Arts, nmJ sometimes Dr. of Medicine, alias Dr Hamil ton, Col Hamilton, Dr Hayne, Col Hayue, Dr Porcber, Col Singleton, Rev Mr Beman,. R4v Dr Bilker, Col A triton, Major Parker, Col Ben ton, Major Middlctuii, Lieut Trio ‘ ‘ ledge, Col Pinckney,*-Dr Brandrell. t Ac. in a scries of letters to his friends, himself. 4 Also, tho Georgia aud Carolijis Ali 1841, by Robert Grier. Jnsfrecnived . oct 17 W THORNE WILLfAMI Lamp Oil. Q/\/\ GALLS. Winter Sperm Oil OUU 200 do common Lamp Oil, at $1 per gallon, just received pershipJohn Cumming.and for sale by ANSQN PARSONS, oct 19 Uontion. . , T HE high reputation which FmucisKiddor s Indelible Ink has sustained far 15 or 20 years, hns caused several imitations of the article to bo offered for sale as "Kidder’s Indelible Ink.” They resemble the genuine ink in their exterior appearance, mid a* seine of them bears the name of Kidder, the public Imve been grossly deceiv ed. To guard against this deception, purchasers will pleaso be particular to ask for Francis Kid der's Ink, and obsorve that his name is on the top and front ofthe box. This ink cannot be effaced; but is warranted to romain perfectly indelible for Ages, if the direc tions are foUowed.in using it. A supply of the geuuino article just received, and for sale hy A. PARSONS. cept!8 ' Rose Ointment, ■ F OR Totter, Ringworms, Pimples on tho Face, and other cutaneous eruptions. Tet ters, Ringworms, nnd herpetic eruptions gener ally,ore among the most tedious amf disagreeable affections to which the- human frame is liable. Situated as it were, ou tho verge of vitality it is almost impossible to roach them by inward regiej dies. Hence flieineflicacy af undergoing a coarse; of medicine, or subjecting ourselves to Ute un comfortable system of strict diet: sueb-meansuy i»f ilium ou. «««« •• Bui.v.w—,- . I And the generality of external applicationsliuve no other effect than the disease in ono place, soon to show itselfin the same ornnothnr part. When all those means Imve failed, and in many .severe ruses, a perservaiieo for a short time in the use of the Rose Ointment Im* proved offoattinl. There trouble in using (applying it every night.) resh sunnlv just received, and forsale by A fresh supply just received, a aug24 n n O. a. IlfeNIJUtCKHOI-f, Kviiiis’ Camomile Fills. J UST roroive J und for mlfl by uopt.Sl TIIOS. HYEKSON. no iifan-at-Ai'ms, O R Henry de Cerons; a romance, by G. P. ’ R. James, anthor of-Darnlcy De L’Orme, Charles Tyrrell, Heury of Guise, Ac. The elements of Geology for popular n»o, con taining n description ofthe Goologtcul formations and mineral resources of the United States, by Charles A. Lee, M. D. The Farmers Instructor, consistius of Essays, practical directions nnd hints, for tlio management oftlio Fnrmnndthe Garden; originally published in flie Cultivator, selected and revised by J. Buel, Esq. Just received by sept 16 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. Dalby's Carsnlnilivc. H IGHLY reconimeudcd as a most safe, ef fectual, and often immediate remedy for the wind, the watery and dry gripes, convulsion*, and all those fatal disorders in tho bowels pf in fants, which carry ofl'such a imiuber ofthe hu man species under the age of two yean. A sup ply of this valuable medicine just received, and far sale by ANSON PARSONS, sept lo Surgical Instruments, &c. 4 MPUTATINO, Trepunning, Obstetric?!, Dental and Cupping Instruments; Evan's Lancet*, Gum Lancets, silver spring Button Lancets, Gormau spring Lanceta, German and fine American Scarificators,Pearl and Stool Lan cet Cases, Stomach Pumps, Stethoscopes, Ivory, Gum Elastic and Silver Pessaries; Womb Syrin ges, Breast Glnsses with pump, Self-Imccting Apparatus, and a complete assortment of Syrin ges ofevory description. Just received per brig New Hanover and forsale by sept 3 T. M. A J. M. TURNE Lots in T hree u uients thi band, late the pi ceased. Said ' in Hinesville, iago, containing the a good school now iu oj er inducements too »"*• provemqnts on th« commodiouaSfa]' aud two adjoinii on aud other no commodious Dwelli six roomtf, tinL “ it contains Stables, which is W“-* ‘ ^cultural ike Loti sold on the premi bidder on the first lessdisposed ofbc Terms—Long or snort cretin sera, witli g«*»d seourities. For further, particulars, call apply to \V. E. W. Q roptl8 220—1E1; A ‘ 'FINE«« es,just sept 14