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Draw* on I GREENE AND f llowlni man prizes. xeof... is Ticket* *10, Ilelvee $S, Quarter. *2 CO. Ticket# anil Share., either tinglo or hy the package, for eale by P. B PENDERGAST, Corner Bull-etreet and Bay Lane, Near IheExchungo. (JTOrdera (Vom the town or country promptly attended to nov 3 City Treasurer** Office* I Savannah, Nov. 2, 1840. $ T HE following Lota are in arroari to tho city for ground rent, to wit: Brown WaVd—LoteNos. 1, 2, 3, 15, 23,20, 42,43,44,45,40,50. 51,50,58,59,01. Columbia Ward—Lot* Non. 3, 4, 6, 8,9. JO, 20,21,22,24,25,33. 34,30,37. Elbert Ward—Lota Nna. 3. 9,10, 11,12,13, 35,30,20, 21, 22.23, 34,37, 39,40. Franklin Ward—Lota Not. 3.4,11,12,17,18, 21.22,25, 20.29,30,31,32,34,35,30,39. New Franklin Ward—Lota Nna. 3,8,9,10,12, 15.' »‘ Green Ward-Lota Noa. 2, 9, 10,13, 14,15, 10.20,22,27,28,37,40. Juckson Ward—Lou Noa. 7,8,13,' 16,21,22, 23,24,25,20,29,30,40,47. Jasper Word—Lota Noa. 1,5,6,7,8,9,10. Lofuyotle Ward—Lota Noa. 3, 4,5,0,7,8,0, 10. Liberty Ward-Lota Noa. 4,7,8,9,30,11,12, 16,24,29,33,34,35. Pulaaki Ward-LoU No». 3,4, 6,7,9,11,14, 15.10. Warren Ward—Lota Nob. 3,6,10,11,12,10, 21. Washington Ward—Lota Noa. 0,7,8, 10,11, 12,16,17,18,20.21,24,32.30,39,40. JOSEPH FELT, City Treasurer. TAKE NOTICE. If the renu due on the above named Lota are not paid on or before the 13th instant, I shall on the morning of the 14th inst. proceed to re-enter onid Lota in couformity to Ordinance, nov 3 A. HARMON, City Marshal. New Dry Goods* At Cash Pricks. T HEanbscriber has received per ahipaNewark and Gen. Parkhill.nnd brigs Madison and Phitura, au additional supply of Dry Goods, which he will sell low for cush or city acceptance, nov3 GEO. W. BEHN. Butter and Cheese. 6) FIRKINS prim a Goshen Butter, 10 A. ml boxes Pine Apple Cheese,12 do Cheese. Just received and for sale by L. BA1 nov 3 ALDWIN A CO. mackerel* Herring, dee. *1 HA BOXES Herring, 12 bills Mackerel. XUU No 1 and2. 10 hulfdndn, No 1 and 2,22qr do do, No l and 2,6 bids No 1 Salmon. Nnw landing horn schr Savannah, from Boston, and for safe by WHITE & DA RTELS. nov 3 Onions, Potatoes, &c. AA BUNCHES Onions - UU 5 bbls do (it) bbls Potatoes, 5 do Beets Landed, and for sale by H. J. GILBERT, "nov 3 265a —. .... Vinegar and Beans. 6)0 BBLS Vinegar, and a few ibis White aflO Beans, landing from schr Bold Com mander. from New Haven and for salo by nov 3 2G5a H. J. GILBERT. 375 nov 3 Lime, CASKS Thnmaston Lime, for sale by KING A COOMBS. Salts* Copperas* dec. 6) fff BBLS Glauber Salts. 10 do Copperas 10 do Whiting, 4 do Alum 15 kegs refined 8alt Petre . 30 do Spanish Brown, in oil Just received and for sale by nov3 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Premium Blacking. A GROCE Thompson's chemical oil Pasto JL U Blacking for preserving Leather, and will polish over oil, superior to all other kinds. Just received and for sale dy nov 3 G. !i. HENDRICKSON. ELLIS' COMPOUND Kreosote Tooth Wash. Recommended by the Faculty. T HIS compound will bo found serviceable in arresting and preventing decay in teeth; keeping the teeth end gums in a healthy nnd dean condition ; sweetening the breath; removing tar tar, and relieving pnin caused by enrious teeth. Few discoveries in modern chemistry promise more important resulU than that of Kreosote, by Dr. Reichenbnch, an eminent chemist of Diana- ko, in Monrovia. It is a highly rectified liquid product, obtained from wood, nnd is analogous to charcoal in iu antiseptic properties, but far more powerfiil as a corrective and pt%ventive of de cay. Chnrtsoal, notwithstanding its well known deansing properties, is objectionable ns n denti frice, on account of iu insolubility, and the risk of minute particles remaining between the teeth and producing injury. Kreosote, on tho contra ry, cannot be liable tolhiB objection, and posses ses, to a much greater extent, the antiseptic and purifying properties of the former. The trials which have been made with it, in this country and Europe bare peered its efficacy. It it struugly recommended by tho Faculty as the best preventive against curies in teeth. To Rweeten the breath, rendered offensive by decay ed teeth, the uso of tobacco, or other causes, aud to arrest decay itself, it stands pre-eminent. Ellis's compound Kreosote Tooth Wash, com bines the virtues of Kreosote, of the strength adapted for this purposo, with other substances known to bo highly advantageous in whitening and preserving the teeth. It Is confidently recommended to the public as a valuable compound, which may bo used daily with groat advantage to the teeth nnd gums, at the same time leaving an agreeable sensation in tho moblh. There is no acid in this wash, nor any ingredients entering into its composition, but such as are highly beneficial to the teeth. It has boon examined and used by several of the first Physicians of this city, who have no lieii tation in recommonding if ns an excellent wash for the teeth and guma, preventing the latter from wocoii ing spungy, und, by its detergent nnd an tiseptic qualities, preserving both in a clean nnd healthy condition. Forsnleby nov 0 T. M. & J. M. TURNER. Tobacco* GBiccsc and Ground Coffee. 1 A 18 casks Chirem, 7 X* halfbbls Ground Cpfiee. Just received and for sale by SHAPTER 4c WOODBRIDGE. nov 2 Timber and Lumber. 1000 500 Lightwood IVi.u 150 M. Sawed Lath. 500 Livu Oak nnd Cypres Knee., well ma soned. For enlo by . JOSEPH H. BALDWIN, nng8B At Stiles' Wharf. Canal Flour.. S EVENTY-FIVE bbls. Canal Flour 50 half bbls. do Landing from brig G. B. Lamar, nnd far eole lby GEORGE H. MAY. oct87 Rutter. FIRKINSin|mrior Northern Butter, for : sale by NOBLE A HARDEE. one I ."Congo” and 3 pipo« "Slag" Gin( "'lug IVom shin Timoleon. for aalr GEO. II, MAi Cloth., BlanlteU Sing. , Korney#, Ilia mn.unprnvcd kind , »inner while Witl.lt I’laln# 10 tTo E«g!l#b not'd Plain#. 5 dn Cordova do 85 do London dnIBI and Briilol Blanket#, vari ous qualities and lit.., vary heavy 100 pel heavy Bagging Rueoivod by reeentarrivaUIVom Liverpool and Now York, nnd for enlo on tho beet term# liv SNIDER, LATIIROP & NEVIlT. oct 18 - Corn Sliollcra. n K Patent Corn Slieller#. hazard! DEnSloVV & WEBSTER, oct 17 New Iffnckcrol. N OS. 1,3 und 3, In whole nnd halfbarrala, for •ala by GEORGE H. MAY. oct 28 Hess and prime Beer* A* A BBLS. Mess Beef, N. Y. city inspection OU 59 do Prime do do Landing and for sale by oct22 SHAPTER A WOODBRIDGE. Jamaica Hum* Malaga Wine, Ac. 2 PUNCHEONS of old Jamaica Rmn 00 quarter and eighth casks Malaga Wine 12boxes Genoa Citron 100 mats Cassia 10 casks Currant* 30 kegs Goshen Butter 70 boxes Sperm Candles 20 boxes Colgate A Co's Starch 40 baskets superior Champagne 20 boxes Capers aud Olives 120 sacks Salt 60 boxes No 1 Soap 10 boxes Ginger Preserves 20 boxes Muscatel Wine, just received nnd forsale by JOHN B. GAUDRY A SONS, oct 30 Best Goshen Butter. "I A KEGS fit for family use, just received by JLU &• C. DUNNING, oct 31 263m Government Javu Coffee. AA RAGS superior old Government Jnva X\ Coffee, selected expressly for family use, In store and for sale bv oct 31 GEORGE H. MAY. St. Croix Sugar. 'g 6) HHDS prime St. Croix Sugar i_jSj 42 do good fair do ' do lu store and forsuleby oct 31 GEORGE H. MAY. ■Porto Bico Sujjar. HHDS priiuo Porto Rico Sugar, land ing from ship New Jersey, and will be sold low from the wharf, by oct 24 LADD, TUPPER & SISTAUE. 47 Sugar* Coffee, Molasses* Ac. C)A HHDS New OrleansSugur 25do St Croix do 50 hhds W I Molasses 25 bbls N O do 59 bags Java Coffee 150 do Cuba do 100 boxes No 1 Soap 50 do Lee’s do 50 do Starch 50 2 lb caddies Tea 25 qr chests Hy sou Ton 5 do Black do 30 casks (pints nnd quarts) Porter 30 casks Cheese 30 bhls Butler Crackers 20 do 8oda do 20 do Sugar do 29 qr casks Madeira Wine 20 do do Tenuriffe do 25 do do Sweet M. do 50 kegs Dupont's Powder 200 bugs assorted Shot 50 bbls Canal Flour 50 halfdo do do - - 50-bbls Baltimore do- -- • . - . 10 halfbbls FM Beef 20 kegs choice Butler 50 dozen Buckets ' 50 kegs No 1 Lard 100 kegs assorted Nails 50 M halfSpunish Sugars 50 M Spanish do 100 boxes Pipes, largo 50 do do, small 60 boxes ground Popper 20 do assorted Cordials 50 do assorted Tobacco 25 kegs do do 200 reams Wrapping Paper 50 bbls Eastern Potatoes 3000 lbs Dun Fish 20 boxes No 1 Loaf Sugar 10 do No 2 do do 10,000 lbs assorted Bacon 10 boxes Sweet Oil 10 do Mustard 100 coils Rope 100 pieces Bagging 20 bids soft shell Almonds 20 do No 2 Mackerel 20 do No 3 do 500 sacks Salt, 500 bbls do 25 boxes Sperm Candles 50 do Composition do 50 do Tallow do 20 bags Pepper 20 do Spice, 10 do Ginger 20 bbls Cordial 10 do crnshudgStigar For sale on favorable terms, by HUNTINGTON A HOLCOMBE, nov 2 264l Jtp Casks Blenched Lamp Oil, low priced, just received aud for snle bv oct 13 G R HENDRICKSON. 10 Hiller’s Tobacco. F IFTY groce Mrs G B Miller’s fine cut To bacco, just received and for sale by oct 27 • G. R. HENDRICKSON. Brushes. A FINE assortment of Hair and Tooth Brush es, just received and forsale by sept 14 THOS. RYERSON. Porlo Bico Sugar and Coffee. 28 53 bags prime Green St. Jn^o llgt HHDS. Porto Rico Sugur i prime Green St. Jngo Coffee, r Hercules, and forsale by oet 28 SHAPTER & WOODBRIDGE. Molasses. QA HHDS. sweet retailing Molnsses, in good OU order. For sale by oct 28 SHAPTER & WOODBRIDGE. Winter and bnrinir Oil. QBBLS. blenched Winter Oil OU 99 do do Spring do. Just roceived and for sale low by KING & COOMBS, oct 28 Union Ferry wharf. 40 London Brown Stout. CASKS (qunrt and pint bottles) Brown Stout, imported direct. HNB. oct 30 JOH . GAUDRY & SONS. Havana Segnrs. M. Havana Segnrs, in quartet'boxes.just ^ „ received, nnd for sale by oct30 LADD, TUPPER & SISTARE. 40 Nalls, Soup, and Loaf Sugar. T HREE Hundred kogd Boston Nail., ax’d #• 100 Boxes Winchester's No. 1 oxtra Soap * IOO do Wellington, Foster & Co’a do 50 bbl# Boston rofd Loaf Sugar. In atar0andrnr«alo by oct 87 L. BALDWIN & CO. S I Boston Bum. EVF.NTY FIVE bbla " Luther Felton" bast Boston Rum, will bo sold Imvtoclnso utuui- signmnnt by L. BALDWIN & CO, oct87 l Forto Bico Sugar. TCMFTY birds Porto Rico Sugar, In store and JC for aala by L. BALDWIN & CO. uot 87 Javu Coffee. LOFTY bag# Java CoOca, justrocotvcd and for I? sale by L. BALDWIN & CO. oct 87 Sperm Candles. ll rtfh BOXES Sperm Cnndloo, variou JLUU «»IM, rondo by net80 liEOltGE II. MAY. 1 dozen riel, fttney Slmv Mthdl MSc’li"Dnute-k Silk ^«i!MJi!, d oVrica 8*4 Brnchnand Blanket »rfstnd Together with a large assortment ol small dress Ilhdfs; nil of which will bo sold ntft •mull advance from cost, for cash, or good papur. AVERY A JOHNSON,* net 10 South side Monuptent Sqnuro. BOX rich nnd fashionable Down Crnvats, received by AVERY & JOHNSON. oct 19 Look at This. F RESH Goods Just received: Rich Frenrh and English Prints Rich Muslin D* Lain** Do Silks 1 also plaid Worsteds, for dresses. Forsale lowforcnsh.nt oct 22 AVERY A JOHNSON’S. Domestics. I B ALE Plaid Linseyi 2 boles Negro-Kersoys, 1 1 bile Cotton Flannel, 4 bale: , .1 bale twill'd Cottons 4 bales Domestic Shirtings 1 case assorted Snttinots, 2 do bleached Cottons Just received and for sale low, by AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 31 Smith side Mouument-sqiiare, Curtain Materials. B ORDERED French Chintz, for window •hades Brown nnd white Linen, for do Drapery Muslins, Cord Tassels, Ac. by AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 31 Bomb side Monmvenfsqmro, English Goods. Now InnJing frohi ship Russell, from Liverpool, •j £ BALES PLAINS, twilled aud mixed JL U Kerseys, for negro clothing 59 bales heavy Hemp Bugging, suitable for Son Islands 29 chaldrons/nuA Orret Coals - 20 do sup'r Cannol do 40 casks Barclay's I) B S Porter Which will ba sold on accommodating terms, by ANDREW LOW^A CO. oct 26 258ca Desirable Goods. I MPERIAL Quilts, a sup'r urticle Marseilles do Ladies sup'r col'd H S Cloves Ladies and misses Woolen Mitts High and low priced Sattinetts, cadet mix’d and grey mixed Broadcloths, bine, brown and invisible green Super bluck Thibet Shnwls, lurge & small sizes Super embroidered do Super English Canton Flannel, domestic do Fancy Cassimares nnd Vesting Super figur’d Algerine, n new article Heavy silk Hose, Bishop Lawns,check'd Muslins, Jnckonot, Nansook and Mull Muslins Mnus de Lnines nnd Challys Super French, English and American Prints Gents silk Pockul Hdkfs, elastic Gunid Chains Worsted nnd silk Bags, plaid silk Cravats Emh'd Thibet Cravats and Scarfs Rich furniture Chintz Super twdl'd Gro de Royal Silk, a splendid arte. Rick colored Silks Plain and fig’d super black Gro de Swissa Italian Silks, plain and fig’d Reps do Super black und blue blnck Bombesin Carpetings, Rugs aud floor Mnts For snlo at wholesale and retail, at very low prices, iiy oct 27 SNIDER, LATIIROP & NEVITT. Plantation Dry Goods. T HEsubscribnrs have received per ships How ard and Russell, from Liverpool, and recent urrivaU from the North, a full supply of Real nnd Imitation Welch Plains Grundy's mixt Plains and Kerseys Heavy Cordava all Wool Plains Wool nnd Cotton Domestic Kerseys, various styles Plaid, red nnd grey mixtLinseys Low priced Sattinets, suitable for negro clo thing London Duffle Blankets, all qualities and sizes Twill’d and plain Red Flannels White, Green nnd Yellow do Bleached nnd Brown Canton do Murlboro' Stripes and blue Plaids , Apron and Shirting Checks Demins, Jeans and Shirting Stripes . 3-4 and 7-8 bleach’d and brown Shirtings Blue Konmli and Fancy Handkerchiefs Scotch Wool Bonnets and Caps Heavy Wool Stockings and Gloves Flnxen Osnaburgs and Burlaps Dundee nnd Inverness Hemp Bagging, 42 nnd 44 inches wide Bagging Twine, Flax Threads, Buttons, Needles, &c. Which, together with on extensive assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry GondB, are offered lor salo on accommodating terms. JAMES ANDF.RSON & CO. oct 27 Nos 3 and 19, Waring’* Buildings. Linens. 5 CASES 4-4 Irish Linens, assorted 3 do 34 and 44 Brown Hollands 2 do 34 Bird's Eye Diaper 1 do 34 Scotch do 2 do Table Diaper md Damask, 8-49-4 nnd 104 2 do 34 Long Lawns 1 do Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs 1 do 124 Burnsley Linen Sheeting 3 do 54 and 64 Bleached and Brown Russia Sheeting. Tho above goods now landing from ship Rus sell. from Liverpool, having bceu manufactured to order, are warranted free of cotton, mid best blench, ore offered for snle on liberal terms, by JAMES ANDERSON &. CO. oct 27 Nos 3 and 10, Waring** Buildings. Dry Goods. P ERG. B. Lnmnr, the subscriber is receiving a further supply to his stock, as follows: 3 cases low priced dark Prints 1 do English dn 1 do 84 Worsted Damask Shawls 2 do Spool Cotton 2 bales Blankets 50 doz Wool Caps 50 do heavy Wool Gloves 100 do plaid Head Hdkfs 25 do Linen Cambric do Which is offered for sale at very low prices and ou accommodating terms hy HIRAM ROBERTS, oct 27 Nos 3,nnd 14, Gibbon's Buildings. Fancy Goods. T HREAD net Bugs, ctnb'd Thibet Shawls Emh’d.Thibet Scarfs Plaid and changeable Silk Shawls Do and Sutin Scarfs, net worsted Shnwls Received und for sale low, hy AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 28 South side Monument-square. Just Received, By brig G B Lamar, nud for sale very low, R ICH French Prints Do London Furniture Prints Rich Foulard Dc Lanes Rich Broche Shnwls 8-4, black ground Rich heavy Damnsk Silk Shnwjs, various colours Do Brncho Mantillas, entire new article Do Cloth emboss’d Piano Covers Do do printed do do * . J. A. CLIFFORD, oct 39 Gibbon's Building. Shawls, Flannels, dee. Ac. 84 Rob Roy Shawls 14904 dodo do 110 130 44 do do do 59 colored Brnche do 75 black do do .16 doz Fancy Chally do 12 do Mouslin de Lain Scnrfs 2 pieces Saxony Wool Flannel, very fine 10 do "Rogers” Patent do, warrunted not to shrink 15 do supurior Welsh do 20 do Yorkshire do fi do wool aud cotton (twillod) do 3 do Gimetto do 6 do Yellow do 20 do fino Red do, low priced 10 doz Lndies whito Merino Hoso 10 do do blnok do do 5 do do colored do do 10 do blk, while & col’d Cashmere IIoso 10 do Corinthian Boots 10 do Grecian do 5 do child's Worsted Mitts, for snlo by GEORGE W. BEHN, oct 28 No 2, Shad’s Building. Kerseys* Sutttuets & Sheetings. ALSO, NEGRO MENS' BROGANS, BOYS’ 1)0. A LARGE assortment of the above Goods re ceived hy late ‘arrivals, nnd for sale on fa vorable terms, by ■ O. JOHNSON & CO. -oct6 241 CHEAP FOR CASH. Dry Good. Store, •ouril KA8T COnitKR WAtuvo's huildihq. t Dry Goods •tantly kept on hand, and will be »ld os low as at any establishment in the city, oct 29 2011. B. SNIDER. . Linen Uoods. I RISH Linen*, Bird Eye Diapers Tsbio Damask, linen Slieotmg, Toweling Long Lnwn, AVERY * jnimnoN, oct28 South side Plains and Blankets. /YA ECS heavy English mix'd Plains O vf 109do do white Welch do 60 pcs do drab do do 600 do twillod Kerseys, all qtmlitl 100 do honvy 0*10 London 100 do ' dn 7-8 and 8-9 do 200 do do twilled Bristol 290 do coln.-ed do do Lntoly received and for snle at the lowest mar ket price, by .VERYAJniJMHOiy, nide Moimiiienksquare. ilery* | id, merino, Iamb's wool, Hosiery' C ILK, cotton, worsted, m 0 raw silk, &c. Hosiery. AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 28 South side Monument* Muslin collars, Canton Flan nel. Ate. Ac. Received pi*r brig L. Baldwin, W ORKED Muslin Collars, Velvet Ribbons, stripnd. checked and plain Swiss Muslin, Cambric Dimity, Furniture Chiutc Fancy silk IJhk'fr, Canton Flannels Forsnleby GEO. W. BEHN. oct 20 New Store. H ENRY LATH HOP Is now opon'4tho store recently occupied by MnnsrsjBolder & Nichols. Nos.7 and 10, Gibbon's Buildings, an entire fresh assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-, which are offered at wholesale or retail, luw for cask or approved credit, frmong which may he found 2 bules Red Flannels | 3 do White do , 1 do Patent Wejsh do 1 do Pluid Linseys 1 do Plain do 3 do Bad Ticks 3 cases Washington Jeans 40 pieces Satinets 15 do Kentucky Jeans j 5 do Saxony Cnssimems f 50 do Irish Linens 10 do Linen Sheeting* 20 do Linen Dinners . 10 do Huckaback 5 do 8-4 94 and 104 Dsmnsks, 3-4 njid 44 brown Sheetings and Bhirtingi oct 21 254 , "Silks* Bombazluesf B LACK and blue black Gro dn Swiss Black and blue black Gro de Pikis Black Poult de Soie Col’d Poult do Soie Black nnd blun blnck Bombazines Mouslin de Laities French and English Prints 34 and 44 Scotch Ginghams, for sale tow by HENRY LATIIROP, oct’21 254 7and 10, Gibbons' Buildings. O Oil Cloth nml Counterpane. ILCIoth tahleCovnrs in patterns very haud- sonic;Cloth tnblelCovors; richly enmossed, cotton and worsted do. French Counterpanes made in America, a new and hnndsome article.— Received by J A CLIFFORD, oct 12 Itlnnkets, Ac. 2 BALES saddle Blankets, 299 blankets each 1 halo largo size col’d horse do 5 bales 84 and 94 Durtil do 6 cases wool filled Kerseys 2 do low priced Sattinets Lauding from brig Clinton, und Tor sale hy HIRAM ROBERTS, oct 20 No 3 and 14 Gibbon’s Bnilding. Cliallys* Shawls* Ac. R ICH Satin striped Challys Do 94 heavy Silk Shawls 84 heavy Plaid Shawls Fancy Hdkfs, Muslin Collars Ricii English Prints Just received per brig Clinton, nnd forsale low, by H BNR Y LA THROP, Nos7and 19, Gibbon’s Buildings, oct23 256 Ready Made Clothing. T HE subscribers have on hnnd and are con stantly receiving from their Northern Man- nftictnry. a complete assortment of rendy mnde CLOTHING, suitable for the coming season— consisting iu part of black, blue and invisible S rcen Cloth Dress Coats and Frocks; also, wool yed black aud blue Beaver Cloth FrnckB; also, black mix'd, brown, drab nnd green Cloth Sur- touts; Beaver Cloth und Pilot Cloth Surtonts: which are offered for sale for cash, or city appro- ved notes, by HAMILTON & HOUSTON, oct 21 254ca Gloves and Hosiery. A Dozen ladies cold Kid Gloves X vJ 5 do do blk do 4 do Geuts blk and cold kid do Gents cashmere do, children's do Ladies blk Ingrain silk Hose Do do rill'd cashmere do Do plain do do do, do col’d do do Just received and for sale low for cashhv oct 13 AVERY & JOHNSON. Lofr Cabin Oass/mcres & Cloths. L OG CABIN Sattinets anew aud serviceable I article: Log Cubit: silk Hdkfs.; do Buttuns. «il st received and for sale by oct 12 J A CLIFFORD. Muslin de Lnuos. A Large and well selected assortment can be JrL found nt AVERY & JOHNSON’S, ntlow prices for cash. South side Monument square, not 14 • “ • Staple and Fancy Dry GoodSt P EKships Celia, Timoleon, brigs Wts Tay lor nnd Augusta. 50 hales 34 brown Shirtings, various brinds 25 do 44 do do do do 20 cases 3-4,44 & 54 blenched Sheeting nnd and Shirtings 20 bules Red Flnnnels, some twilled do red and plaid Litwey 100 scnrlotnnd black thibet Shawls 200 Highland pluid Shawls, various sizes 500 do cotton do do 200 pieces cadet mixed, steel mixed, blue, green and brown Sattinets 100 dozen blue Ronml Hdkfs 10 cases American Prints, nil qualities 200 dozen men’s woolen £ Hose, souielow pric’d 100 white end blenched Huen Table Cloths 2 dozen 44 black thibet Shnwls 2 do 54 do do do i 100 peices low priced upron Checks 50 do blue Plaids 60 do white Flannels, assorted qualities 15 do super genuine white WefshFlannela 15 do do do Rogers pntertt do 60 do huckaback and Scotch Dialer Black (ft colored Silks, Rttper Mu* do Lnines and French Prints, fancy Shnwlsi fancy silk Cravats,'fancy silk Bugs, fancy silk nnd last ing cont Buttons, gilt dn, pearl, bone and silvered Buttons, 300 lbs patent flax Thread, 500 dozen assorted spool Thread. &c. &c. For snle nt wholesale nud retail bv SNIDER, LATHROP &'NEVITT. uo*\Vhole5Blo Room, up stairs fronting Con gress street. oct 13 net 24 ItDER, LATHROP A NEVITT. IlniMlkci'clilt-fs, Cups, dec. dec. ffA DOZ UN Indigo blue ,,W HJkli f J\J OOdfl fancy plnid Ildfks,(Gingham plus) "*> doz Wool Cap*, low priced Sattinets » pcs plnid Linsey I do indigo blue plnid Homespun Received per brig L Baldwin, and for sale by net 20 GEORGE W. BEHN. For New-Fork—Brig Line. & The regulnr packet brig MADISON, B Walter Bulklnv, master, will hnvn imme diate despatch. For balance of freight, or pa.i< sage, having superior accommodations, apply to Cnpt. Bttlkloy on board, at Mongin’s ttpp Blankets* Plains, Kerseys, Ac. R ECEIVED by tho ship Howardland brig Lydin, from Liverpool, and ships Timoleon and Eli Whituey, from Boston, and brigs Clin ton, L Baldwin and G B Lamar, from New-Ynrk, a large and extensive assortment of Foil nnd Win ter Dry Goods. Atnoug which are the following: 12 bates heavy London Duffie ulnnkets; 12 hales fnney Twilled Blankets; 5 bales colored Blankets: 2 halos fine Whitney Blankets; 10 bales white Welch Plains; 10 Imieshcnvy mix’d Plains; 50 cases Kerseys nnd Linseys, comprising all the varieties; 10 cases assorted Sntinelts; 5 cases Ken tucky Joans; 25 pieces super blue, black nnd col ored Brondclnth; 20 hales Red Flannels, assorted qualities; 10 Imlcs White Flannels, Roger's Pa tent. real Welch, &c;50 doz Scotch Bonnot!*; 60 doz Kilmarnock Caps; 50 bales 34 and 7-8 brown Shirtings 20 hales 44 and 5-4 b/own Sheetings; 10 cases 34 and 7-8 bleached Shirtings; 10 cases 44 and 5-4 bleached Sheetings 10 cases assorted Prints; 5 cases assorted Checks; 200 dozen blue Roninll Iidkfs; 100 doz light lldkfs; 100 pieces Pongee Silk Hdkfn; 100 dozen domestic Wool £ Hose; 100 doz Woolen Gloves; 500 doz assorted spool Cotton; 200 lbs Patent Thread; 501) dozen Tape* and Braids; 100 gro hlncknnd yrhite Bone Buttons; 150,000 Hemming'* nnd Pnrdow'sNec- dle«; with a variety of Fancy Goods, too numer ous to mention, all of which is offered nt whole sale and retail upon our usual favourable terms. SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. 03* Wholesale Room up stairs, fronting Con gress-street. | oct 29 80 New Goods. PCS Prints i _ 20 do Monselinede Lnines,rich patterns 5 do blank and blk and slute do; 6 do whito Flannels l v 2 do 8axor.y Cnssimc-rcB’ for boys clothing 12 do blk mix’d Snitinet 3 do grey mix’d do 8-lObrowu table Cloths | 12 dozen plnid Hdkfs 100 do Kaworth’s spool Cotton , 0 pcs Canton Flannel Victoria Skirts, enrdod do f 54 Hamilton Sheetings 6 dozen shell twist Combs 8 do do side do 6 do linen cainhriclc Hdkfs 4 do heiustiched do do 34 inch blk apron Silks Ladies silk aprons with borders Just roceived aud forsale low by &JO Dry Goods. T HE subscriber t* now tccciving from tho brig Clinton from New-York.and Eli Whit ney from Boston, tim following articles: 10 bnles low priced 74 brown Shirtings 10 do 30 ittcii heavy do do 10 do 3(1 do do do dn 15 cases 7-8 and 44 bleached Shirtings 10 do Prints, assailed qualities 5 hales Bud Tick, 3 dn brown Canton Flannel 2 do low priced red dn 1 case 44 bine Plaids, 1 do col'd Cambrics 3 do low priced Checks Forsnleby HIRAM ROBERTS, oct 20 No 3 and 14 Gibbon's Bnilding. To JLct. L The House No 38. Jackson Ward, op- L posite the Free School. Possession given immediately. For terms, apply to A. PARSONS, ect 29 No 8, Gibbons' Range. More New Goods* Per brig Savannah. fi^A PIECES gray mix’d Kentucky Jeans tJvr 60 do dark blue do do 1 case light blue Demins 1 do corded Skirts 1 do Cotton Umbrellas 1 do Silk dn 3 bales white Flannels, 1 do low priced 10 do Red do 3 do super Whitney Blankets 1 case Cotton Fringes 50 lbs Turkey red Yarn 10 pieces blkBombasiti 10 do blk Lasting 100 lbs mix'd Pius 10 pieces blk Italian Crane 2 do super blk Silk Velvet 10 doz gentlemen's blk Silk Cravats 5 do do blk Italiun do 2 do do super blk Sntindn 20 do do Plaid SiJk Cravats 50 pieces do Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs 10 do genuine Welch Flannels 100 doz men’s kuit wool hnlf Hose 50 do do Lambs Wool do do 10 do gent’s Lambs Wool nnd Angola Hose 10 do brown and mix’d Cotton do 25 piece* handsome Furniture Chintz 10 ao assorted colors Broad Cloths 50 do white Cambrics 50 do Jackonet Miulina, Book, Swiss and Mull do Super blk and blue bik Silks Plain changeable do - Mous dn Lnines aud striped Chalvs SNIDER, LATHROP &NEViTT. oct 21 New Fall and Winter Goods. A VERY & JOHNSON, have received and are recefring n generalsirppfj- «*f F«!I«ih1 Winter Goods, which will l>e sold as low ns nt nny other store in town forensh or good paper, oct 14 South side Mdnmnent Square. Ilicli Shawls. 4 A & 74 new style rich silk Shnwls, 74 TC &84 Beochado, 44 5f84 Rob Roy dy, Chally Muslin De Latiedo, net worsted do, Bt AVERY & JOHNSON’S low for cosh, oct 14 ootl3 AVERY i HNSON. Damaged Bulging. f* p* Pieces damaged Bagging. For DtJ oct IQ ROSER & O’DRISC or sale by DRISCOLL, Naiad Oil. fiffk Baskets Salud Oil. Just roceived am tJvf fur sale by out W ROSER & O’DRISCOLL. Shoes. AA CASES Mens' Kip Brogans ifiVJlOiio do Russet do 4 do Boys’ Thick do 2 do Messes Leather Bootees, received per ship Hercules from Boston und for snle on reasonable terms by L. BALDWIN & CO. oct 21 Francis Sorrel A Co. Ofierfor sale, Inuding pur brig Madison, H fl fi r k' n * Goshen Butter I" 10 cases Cheese 50 boxes Goshen Cheese 5 chests Hyson Tea 5 half do blnck do 5 do 131b chests do do 15 do JO/b double cased Hyson do 10 hogs Black Pepper 5 do Ginger. And per brig G. B. Lnmnr, 19 bbls Mess Beef 12 do Prime do oct 29 Ncsrro cloths. CASES, afirst rate article.just received pe ship Newark,and forsale very low, by » - WILDE ( t> oct 29 LEWIS & \ Bacon. 1 HIID prime country Shoulders, forsale low by LEWIS A WILDER, oct 29 Onions. 6) /fAA BUNCHES Onions, just receiv- *Ht/vv ed per s/irp Newark, and for s«* by KING & COOMBS, oct 29 Union Ferry Wltf. 15 oct 29 Negro Pipes, BOXES Negro Pipes, large size, landing from ship Newark, for so e by GEORGE H. MAY. Hams* Tongues, Ac. 8 RBLS. Hums, 3 do smoked Tongues, 10 do pickled - ~ do * Landing from brig Clinton, and forsale hy A WOOD. oct 21 CLAGHORN i Lemon Syrup and Candy. BOXES Ray’s Lemon Syrup '20 do Rock Candy, just received and G. R. HENDRICKSON. Whiskey* Gin and Soap. F IFTY bbls first quality Whiskey 14 do " Double Pine Apple” Gin 10 bbls " Gowdy's” - do 10 boxes Colgate's No 1 Soap Landing from brig Clinton, and for sale by oct 24 LADD, TUPPER A SISTARE. Marking Ink. 4 BBLS Marking Ink, suitable for marking cotton, just received and for sale by oct 24 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Butter and Sugar Crackers. 6%^ BBLS. Butter Crackers Jjfj 40 boxes do do for ftuuilyuse, 10 bbls Sugar Crockers . Landing from brig L. Baldwin, nnd for snleby oot21 CLAGHORN A WOOD. Parsons’ .Vegetable Auti-Bilious PilH. A SAFE nn 1 certain cure for till bilious com plaints and obstructions of the' bowels. If, administered iu time, they will effectually remove, tho bile from .the stomneb, nud counteract the causes which so generally produce hoadnchh, in digestion, fever mid ague, or intermittent, remit- tent, bilious inflammatory, nnd yellow fevers, jaundice, bilious cholic, dysentery, worms, rlien- nmtisiii, pleurisy, bilious vomiting, foul stomach, coHtivenuss, sore throats, colds, coughs and ustli- i. Prepureduudsoldby aug 4 ANSON PARSONS. Low’s old Fuglish Soaps. J UST received, a goneral assortment of Low’s old English Soapo, forsale by sept 14 THOS. RYERSON. The •' Sears, inn. I 1 cargo eng will meet with Im r passage, apply ta A net 27—<ca For Liverpool, The coppered ship MONTICF.LLO, Cnpt. J. G. Lawton, wifi cotmnetico load ing this day, having a part of Iter cargo engaged. For freight, apply to PADELFOUD, FAY & CO. oct 27 For Boston—Regular Line. A2& The regular packet schr EAGLE, Ad- otna, tnnster, will sail fnrthenhovoporthn the 4th proximo. For freight or passage, apply to Cnpt A. on board utTnylor’s wharf,orto oct28 WHITE A BARTEL8. For New-York* ft The regnlar packet ship NEWARK, Cnpt. Merwin, will have despatch. For freightor passage, apply on board, at Jones' up perwharf; or to L. BALDWIN, oct 30 B/ 8. FflUbrick A Co. THIS DAY, it 11 o'clock, in front of tho Court House, Tlirmi good work Ilonu: Ton™ c«»li, city '"""-T • urn a OlT , Uy S. Phllhrlck & Co. n V. 1 " 1 "?„ r,0 “l " chl : Franklin from N.w Bedford. 10 casks wmtir and spring strained Oil, which will he sold low. bet 28 Lund in Melnlnslt County at private Sale. m By 8. Phllhrlck A Co. Tho tract nf Land known as the Borlam Tract, ■Hunted on the south side of Sapello River, iu McIntosh County, adjoining lands of Patrick McKay and John McBain. containing 640 acres, more nr less, with improvements. For terms, Ac. apply as above. sept 2 wharf, or to oct 31 LEWIS A WILD For Freight or Charter. ft The ship GEN. PARKHILL. CaptJ. 2 C. Hoyt. Apply onboard. oct 29 To ftant. L A convenient House in Columbia Ward, L suitnble fora smullfamily, with n good pump ill tho yard. Possession given on tho first nf November. Apply to net 29 H. F. WILWNK. Ware-house. L TO RENT, that large and commodious L Wnre-houne, nenr the Rail Rond Depot, erected by Mr. F. M. Stone, on the corner of Liberty and Monigoinery-streels. Possession given immediately. It is well located for a person who would wish to commence a Wnrc-houRo business in this city, oil the plan adopted in Aiiguvta, Macon, Ac. Apply to Richard B. Whito, Augusta, nr to net22 254 J. P. STUART. Planter’s notdl-SAVANNAH, GA. ArX This establishment is nnw open, /rA ETUI.for the reception of both steady nnd JiHOL and,transient Boarders, under the management of die subscriber, who pledges himself, that noth ing on hift part shall he wanting. This house hns been fitted with new furniture of the neatest style, and the bedding equalled by none in the city. Families can bo accommodated with private rooms, surpassed by none, for comfort—prices moderate, and the best the markets can afford, will be procured. Tins house is on the Bny, near die market, and convenient to all kinds of hnsiness. No bar wilt be kept open in the house, to nn- )y those who uiny be pleased to stop with the sulwcriber. The best ofservant* will be in attendance. J. SLATER. B3*Tlio Southern Advocate, Georgia Journal, Federal Union, nnd Smidiern Whig, will please publish the above six months, nud forward their uccountsto the subscriber for seldement. J. S. oct 15 248—Cm Notice. F OUR months nftor date, app'. nude to the Honorable Inferior Court of Effingham County, when sitting for ordinary S urposes, for leave to sell all the Renl Estate of .ohert Burton,late of said county, decensed. nov 2 ELIZA BURTON, Ex’ix. mlication will be Just Received J PEASE A SONS clarified Essence nf • Honrhonnd Candy, compounded front 25 diffeient ingredients,for the cure ofcoughs.colds, irritation of die throat, croup, palpitation oflbe honrt, nstiiniri. whcypingcou^difficuJly orpro- fuse expRcforolTon, Ac.—with a numberoftesti monials from physicians,clergymen nndmembers of the bar and others, from which we select the following: I have used your medical Candy, and have found itan invaluable article for the purpose for which it is intended. J. Litinszv, Pastor Methodist Church, Halsy-st., N. Jersey. I made trial of the parcel of Hoarhound Candy which you sent me, and nothing I have taken has afforded any degree of the relief that I have de rived from your excellent remedy. N. Killooo. Pastor Methodist Church, No. 5, Millet-st. For snle in small packages, by WEEDS A MORRELL, oct 30 262 No 1, Penfield's Range, Savannah Poor House & Hos- V pital-November 1,1840. IS1TING COMMITTEE for Novemher and December—A. B. Fannin and Wm. Duncan. Physicians—Drs. Arnold and Bulloch. All applications for admission to be made to the V wiling Committee, except in cases of urgen cy, when any member of the Board may admit, nov 2 Sweet Oil. ^*0 BASKETS superior Sweet Oil, fresh tJD importation, 10 boxes do .do, in flasks. Just received and forsale by s. it. h: •at 5 G. flENDRICKSON. Indelible Ink. 3 GROCE Francis Kidder's Indelible Ink, 1 do Reeves A Son’s (Londou) do do, 6 do Payson'sdo do, usedwitliout preparation. Just received und for sain by oct 8 G. R. HENDRICKSON, Dr. Eucn’s Universal Strength ening Plaster. Un r it a lied a nd Unequalled!! /CELEBRATED for curing pains, or weakness in the breast, side, back or limbs; also, for f out, rheumatism, liver complaint and dyspepsia, n coughs, colds, asthmas, difficulty of breathing, oppression of the stomach, Ac. thyy will give im mediate and soothing relief; and, for neatness, pleasantness, sufety, ease and certainty, are deci dedly superior to other remedies. Persons whose business or avocations require that they should sit or stand much, or those of sedentary habits generally, who may be troubled with pains in the side or brenst, are advised to try one of these beantiftil nnd mirivalled plasters. They are dif- ferentfrom others, nndfree from objections which are. generally, made .against plasters. Pahaps there is no medical observation better cstublwhed than thnt " Consumption originates In neglected Colds.” In a clitunto so vnriuble ns ours, it re- I nires more caro nnd attention to guard against ib attacks of this too often fatal disease, than most persons are able nnd willing to bestow. It cannot therefore but be a gratification to the sub scriber to be enabled to offer to all of consump tive habits; or those afflicted with distressing pains in the side or breust, or any uffection ofthebreast and lungs, a reasonable prospect of relief by using his " Universal Strengthening Plaster." A supply of these Valuable Plasters kept con stantly on iinud, by ' ANSON PARSONS, sept 5 No. 8 Gibbons’ Range, , Caution. FT!HE high reputation which Francis Kidder’s X Indelible Ink has sustained for 15 or 20 years, hns caused several imitations of the urticle to he offered for sale ns “Kidder’s Indelible Ink." They resemble the genuine ink in tlioir exterior appearance, ntnl ns some oftheinbears the name of Kidder, the public have been grossly deceiv ed. To guard uguinst this deception, purchasers will please bo particular to ask for Francis Kid der's Ink, and observe that his pomp is on the top and front of thohox. V- , This ink cannot bo cffliccd; but is warranted to remain perfectly indelible for ages, iffho direc tions are followed in nsir^^ A supply, of die geppj and for sofrby sept 18 ’ V__ p*Pearl A«h» So /» BBLS Pearl Ash, 0 f) 3 do Snlwmins, do £ Do Flax Seed, 1 keg gr_. 10 bags Pimeolo, 5 do Black Pej 1 case Cloves, l bbl Nutmegs - £ bbl fresh Chamomile Flowers £ do sup’r fine Arrow Root. 1 case no Tapioca. 1 do Pearl Sago Jusi received und for sale by oct 20 ANiiONPA (oily mu'neyj'purchu.r'puying for bl^ofra!#,” 11 - nov 3 W ... Sheriff’s Sale. ILL lie sold nn the firstTuesday indecent- ber next, before the Court House in the City of Savannah, between the usual hours ef salo. One negro woman, slave, named Rose; loved on as the property of the Est. Joseph 8. Page, to antiify nn Execution issued out nrthe Superior Court of Chatham County in favor of John L. R. Holzendorf vs. Cornelius Macardellioduiiiiw* trntor of Joseph 8. Paga. Property pointed out by tho Administrator. ELISHA WYLLY.s.c.c. oct 30(Georgian) Ailiniuistrator’fl Salc-Coutlnncd I N pursuant o ofnn order frmn thi'JiwticesofUiu Infnrinr Court, while sitting for ordinary pnr- 'Oses, will he sold ou tho first Tuesday in Drain er next, before the Court House in this City, between the itstinl hours of sale, a negro man named Moses, belonging to the estate of W. H. Drake, deceased. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ofsaid estate. ORLANDO A. WOOD.Adm. oct 27. . Guardian’s Notice. I N tmrmi.inca of an order of the Inferior Cmirt of Chnthnm Connty, while sitting for ordintt- y purposes, will be sold ou the first Tuesday in unnnry next, Ona tract of Lund in Walker Connty, lot No, 387,2d district. 4th sectiou, nnd twn tracts in Ir win County, No. 300,12th district, and No. 22, 8thdistrict; also, one tract in Leu Comity, No. 372,28th district, 1st section. Allot the Court House of die respective Counties ffi which said lands nro situated. To be sold for thn benefit of the heirs and cred itors of John B. Gilbert. ADELA GILBERT. Guardian. oct 28 Sav’li. Ins. Ac Trust Co’s Stork. T A SHARES for snle by XU nov2 •ale by ROBT. RAIFORD. Exchange. “Odsyi B ILLS nt sight and 00 days, on New York, Philadelphia, nnd Baltimore, for sale in inis to suit purchasers, bv octSW 8. PHIL BRICK A CO,. Exchange. O N New-York, from 6 to 30 days sight, for ■ale by 8. D. CbRBITT. oct 28 To Contractors. * ExoiNKEn'sOmctc, Ckktral R. Road, ) Snvnnnnb, Oct. 2c'lh, 1840. { P ROPOSALS will bo received by the sub scriber, for grading the remaining portions of this road, from the end of the present contracts, to the Ocmulgee River, at Macon, a distance of about 48 miles. The work will bo divided into sections of convenient length—the culvert* und bridges to be included. The quantity of excava tion and embankment, is nearly two millions cubic yards. The Proposals will be opened and decided oo at Milledgeville, on the 5th Dec. next. > The terms of payment, and all other informo- ugevii - No.portion oflbe. work wiU.bi... whole can he pul under contract at t Proposals will Im received for Masonry sepa rately, if offered. L. O. REYNOLDS, ChiefEng’r. oct28 260 High School. B AMES’8chool will commence on Titus- • day the 3d of Nov. at tho Methodist Sabbath School-room, on South Broad-st, be tween Abercorn mid Lincoln. Instruction will be given in any of the branches usually taught iu the High Schools or Academies of ourconntry. Terms made known by application to the Teach er at the residence of S. Guodnll. The Teacher will try to do his duty and to satisfy his employers. The Night School will commence on the week ensuing, l'our nights of each week, wiU be de voted to this School. _ oct 29 261 Information Wanted. M R8. ELIZA WHITE, widow of Thomas White, is anxious to learn the address of Dennis White; a native of the county of Cork, Irelnnd. In Deo. 1838, lie was living in tho town of Moscow, Livingston County, New York, sinco which time, she hns not heard from him. Any information respecting him will bo gratefully received by his distressed sister, and which may be communicated to the Editors nf the Republican, Savannah, Gn. Editors in Now York and elsewhere will sub serve the enuse of humanity, by giving the above one or two insertions itt their columns, nov'2 Twenty Dollars Howard* L OST on the evening of the 8th or morning of tho 9th inst. a small POCKET WAL LET, containing threo Fifty Dollar Bills of the Bank of North America nt Philadelphia, nnd 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, net 10 Opposite tho Mansion House. Farm for Sale* T HAT beautiful Farm of 100 acres and Im provements, situated 4£ miles from the city nf Savannah, the Central Rail Road running through it. Good planting land, a first rate stand for a store nnd public house, perfectly healthy. A brick yard could be established to advantage. Possession given on the 1st day of March next. R. LJLLIBRIDGE; oct10 245 Ifartford Fire Insurance Co. I NSURES against loss and dnmogdby FM, on 'dw&mtfg hotMBs ,'iraramreTCtramnfo; mmi- turn, mills, manufactories, and other property on terms as favorable nsother institutions iu this citv. The reputation, this company has obtained lit a business of more than 25 years, for liberality in adjusting nnd promptness itt paying losses, just ly entitles it to a share of public patronage. The undersigned agent for the City of Savon* nah, is duly authorized to receive application*, and issue policies ofinsurance, renewals, Ac. 1 oct 13 W WOODBRIDGE, Agent. \ Harry Lorreaui-r. T HE Confessions of Harry Lorn numerous illustrations, by Phiz, Continuation of Memoirs of the r land, during the Feign of the Stum tho Prolecfernte. by Jno. Het.aage, containing Memoirs of Croutwol], Prince Rupert, the Duke ofBitckin ofMonmouth,, Dutchess ittghuui, of Cleveland* o! rine,and of Richmond. Je.._. cfiler, Count nnd Cottntess Gvvynn, Ac. Ao. The yajttng Prinm Optra, by Mrs " unont, :