Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, November 07, 1840, Image 3

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jr - - dStSf SfilM* Jjfnc ’hw fetch * cmwldesable falll lc since our test pries entrant i i in* olffor fntllior cotuoMiuns, claimed by them under foe last which were utD|e. The foe following transactions 81,30 U 81 • »,Wl « ■ & 1*0 atOj, Ml bale*, being portofthocari wimaVuwtfiipVie 1 Urgerrecelpts and a moro active tiualncNMbou^li it U jirubalilo there will b. «runliet KBW-OIIMSAN9. QC '- 30.-Cb“i«-AfrlvH ■Im'e tlm Sltli lntt.nl. MW WiK StomdMj ! .1™. onitfih.l..—w.klnii an .(billion to •w c * ( her fosiilnr Winter trip* by leaving Bavmmnh every fllimilay Moniihf ntt) u’clock.nd Clinrlea- timovery Friday Montrai. l'be D. D. willnn* ly Mop a few nilmiiea al Hilton Head and Beau. fori to land paaaongarannd Ihilglit, nov 7 For Block Creek, vln Braun* gl, Itlui'ya and Jaekion- , l|,ne, fiOIIB baler—'nailtag an addldon nrvaio baler, anil leaving on batidilnolualva —- - ,1,1,, board not cloarorl on'Uro DOili Inilanba alook ’‘nur market, alone die reeelotof odvlceepor Aon- <lin & President, has continued in a dull andinaetlve •Ufa. Tho apprehension* of war InLnropc, initead aenucntly, evince ttltt U»* dlamiajtlon to enter .the market wan heretofore. EnglUh buyeri, i, ta woll at ibearrenuforoornorllrern nranaf.cBriea,havS abo a iowed “gre«l oowilHogneia u, operale fordmrat oreaenl rrnoa, nod na Iroldora, genorally, lltoogb per- ••Id to clono rather heavily at uur pretinua quotation*. Tha for the week amount t» 10.700 bale*, and The sales for the week amount 11 *«.« for tho pan three days to 3000, which we notico os follows vlt—559 boles LouUlnna and Mississippi 8»39 at7 .105stl0|.130 at91, 870 at8ft,«i st 8|. VwmSS at 8J, 175 at fl|, 6? at 10 88 at 8| 90 at 8J, 930 at 7J, 950 at 8j and 000 MUslulftri and W. ^ Li ye rpool^ lo ssifle s tl ona. ft Jt//**.—Ordinary, 7 a 71 j Cldllngs, 8 a 8j j Middling Fair. 8) a 8| j Pair, 0a'01 i flood fair, 10a 10|i Good and fine, It) Statement t\f Cotton, 1840, Octal, stock on hand, 97011 |$ m, ' Exports last tbfco days, » previously, 9009 95671 i Stock on hand, .... . . ?* T* 8iwr-I*oul»iana.-The very limited receipts leave us without any transaction! of importance to report. Them have arrived during the last three days, only -B8 hhda of new sugar, oil oT which has been sold at 6* cents. The principal lot 45 hhds, was a prime arti cle, the best received Oils season, and was taken for shipment. It cannot now be long before supplies will flow In more abundantly, and afford the means or more extensive operations. ...... 3/e/assM.—Tho stock on the Levee is light, but there la very little demand. Old is selling ai 10 a 10 .cents per gallon, according to quality, quantity and condition ofbarrels i new commands 20 a 97 cents, in small parcels. The receipts during the last threo days, have been very trifling. Di I he Florida, ol Charleston, 'LIVERPOOL, OCT. 5.~Cou<m.-There is no O' chqngo in our market worthy of remark sinoo Friday U last, tho prices of that day being steadily maintained. • * ' 7 ‘— ' On fJoturday 5000 The sales to-day are 4000 bogi were sold. , , LIVERPOOL, OCT.8.—Cotton-—The sales since Friday amount to 18000 bags, of which 4000 arc sold tq •day. Priceshsvo not varied, although the market is dull. Arrived since Tuesday, two vessels from Per nambuco, one from Mobile, and threo from Egypt, which are all gone into quarantine. Co/m—No public sales have taken place m Plan tation, but there ha* been a fair inquiry fromtbetrade and sales have been effected, of good and fine mid dling sorts, at full prices; 100 tierces of Jamaica ore Announced for auction to morrow, together with 9(1 frazils of Mocha--60 bags of Guayaquil Cocoa were sold lost week at 36s per cwt. In Rice there are no sales, by private or by ourtion iota ’ i- s«l— r-% Tho stenin pneket FEORIDA, StwnBBfiLCapt. Nock, will leave for the a- hove place* ou ot — o'clock. For freight or puaago, apply 0 “ ] J 0 *£\y rl | { | Na All freight puynblo by shippers. Slavo passengers must bo cleared at the Cus- om House. “ ' To Rent* t of Not Until tho lit ol* November next, the -a™. Hfcttfo in South Brand-street, near tho residence of Col. James Hunter, recently occu- Pi“ J ^ , "m"Avp F r?A*'5 N *. C0 . nov 7 ???**1 Nt. Andrew’s Soci ety.—A regular quarterly meeting of the nbovo Society, for the election ofofiieorsand other business, will be held at tho City Hotel This Evening, JNO. CUNNINGHAM, Jr. Sec’y. Notice. A LL persons indebted to the subscriber, or whoso notes, due bills, or book accounts, have stood open for an unreasonable period, are informed that unless settled by die 1st. of January. heXt,their account* will be, indiscriminately, put in suit. 8. PHILBRICK 4 CO. hav 7 Wanted. A SITUATION ofBook Keeper, or toner-, nl Accountant, by one competent, is dosired attention to business shall he the object. Apply ” - 2691. nov 7 at this office. Irish Linen* Double Damaik,&c. Q/i PIECES Irish Linen, 4-4 OvJ C do 10-4 Sheeting Double Damask Table Linen £ pcs Single Dauinsk do 16 qr pcs 3-4 Lawns dozen Damask Napkins 15 Just received per ship III!.Still, warranted all flax, and Tor sale by HENRY HARPER, nov 7 269m Motisi in De Laines, Luces, 4c. Por brig Excel. UPERnll wool Mouslin Do Laines Thread laces ond Edgings Muslin Edgings and Insertlngs Fig’d Silks, silk Scarfs 84 rich silk Shawls French and English Prints Blenched Canton Flunnels, this day received and for sale cheap by HENRY LATHROP, nov 7 269 7 & 10 Gibbons' Buildings. Orrel and Cnnnel Coals per Rus sell. P ARTIES who have engaged Coals per the above vessel,are requested to send for them this day, to receive as landed at Andrew Low & Co’s wharf. tiov7 te report, but the currency remain* steady. NOTICE. Religious services may be expected in the Uni tarian Church, by the Rev. Mr. Iiarriiigton, To morrow. Services to commence nt 4 past 10 o'clock in the morning, aud at 7 o'clock in tho evening. Cliamp tunic, Gin, Cider, dec. DA BASKETS Champagne, Anchor brand jO\J 25 do do, Bacchus do 4 pipes sop'r Holland Gin pipes sup's 15 fibls Cider 10 firkins Goshen Butter 70 half end nr bbls Buckwheat Just received ana for sale by JOHN B. GAUDRY & SONS. nov 7 PENFIELD MARINER'S CHURCH. The Rev. Mr. Binney will perform divine ser vice in this Church To-morrow Evening. DIED, In Brunswick 1st instant, Mosks \V. Wilson, formally of Lynn, (Ma*s.)aged48. On tlm 53d inst. \vm. M., aged 18,eldest son of Clarified Essence of Iloreliound Candy. J PEASE & SON’S Horehouud Candy, • compounded from25 different ingredients, highly recommended for tho cure of coughs,colds, hoarseness, irritation of the throat, &e. Just re ceived per Excel, and for sale by nov 7 G, U. HENDRIC] PASSENGERS, Per steam pnclrct Beau fort District,fm Charles ton, via Beaufort and Hilton Head—A Porter .and lady, Mrs Haig, Miss Hunter, Mrs Taylor sand 2 daughters, Mrs Kenedy and daughter, Mrs Morns, Mtss'Kyln, Messrs Jno BevtUe, E Fripp, Dr Iloxton, B T Saxon, J Butler, E Butler, jr., Chss G Capers andsehraut. Shipping Intelligence. are con stantly receiving front their Northern Man ufactory', a cotnpleto assortment of ready made CLOTHING, suitable for the coining season— consisting in part of black, blue ana invisible green Cloth Dress Coats nnd Frocks; also, wool dyed black and blue Beaver Cloth Frocka; also, black mix’d, brown, drab ond green Cloth Sar- touts; Beaver Cloth and Pilot Cloth Surtouts; which are offered for sale for cash, or city appro ved notes, by HAMILTON & HOUSTON, nov 4 266ca [ jPOHT OF SAVANNAH,..,..NOV. 7, 1840. ARRIVED. Steam packet Beaufort District,Budd,Charles ton, via Beaufort and Hilton Head. Mdze to J 11 Gaudty & don*. Lewis Sc Wilder, Holmes & Sinclair, L Baldwin Sc Co, Cobea,Miller&Co, Cook & Co. Steamboat John Randolph, Bugg, Augusta, with boats 6 Sc )1 to C F Mills. »37 bales Cot- con to Lewis Sc Wilder, 8 W Wight, Lawton Sc Helm, and to order. Steamboat Ivatthoe, Gale, Johnson's Landing, Co S Solomons & Co. 134 bales Cotton to Luw- ton & Behn, A A Smelts, G W Anderson Sc Brother, R M l’hinizy, S Goodalfc CLEARED. Ship Oregon, Gledden, New Orleans—Mbs A Harm. DEPARTED. Steamboat Southerner, Wuntbarsie, Charleston, Steamboat Gen Cliilcn, Love, Blade Creek. Steamboat John Randolph, Bugg, Augusta. Hamilton & Houston, M ANUFACTURERS and Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, have on hnnd a complete assortment of Gentlemen’s blnck and blue Cloth Cloaks, a fitsliionahlo and superior article; also, black Goats Hair Catubletdo, blue Camblet do, heavy; also, a superior assortment of Ladies’ Cloth Cloaks, fig’d Victoria do, twilled Crape Camblet do,&plain Merino do,low pricedjwhich aro offered forsale forpaaliorcity accepted notes, nov 4 266ca MOBILE, Oct. 31—Ar brig Mary PennoU, Given, N York; sebr Casket, Kelly, llostou. Cld, brigs M>le* Standisb, Gorham, Havana; Susan Mury, Comeraii, do. NEW-ORLEANS, Oct. 31.—Arr ships St Petersburg, Trask, Boston; Loo-Choo, Whip- pen, Boston; Brittania,Oook, N York; Osceola, Childs; Boston; Vancouver, Riley, Portsmouth, Nil; barque Strafford, Brewer, New York; brig Emilio, Bust, Havana. Cld,ship Isaac Alter ton, Torrey, Liverpool. C H AllLESTON, Nov. 6.—An lino ahig Corn f aree, Donne, Boston 4| days; ship Georgianua, lehm, N York 6 days; Vnncalia, Wadsworth, Duxbury, Mass. 10 days. District, Budd, SawnnaA,- via Beaufort. Cld, Brbrig Marv Artir, Woodworth, Loudon; achr Brasilia, Eldrfdge, Richmond. . . . Nov. 0.—Ar staauiJiackeuNfltUuna^-Rollms, N York; Gqv Dudley,MatshaU,VViliiiington,NC. D.la.u .. I X Ummh Am 1 I—A.nnnl Below, ship Florida, Moron, fm Liverpool- sailed Oct. 10th. Cld, shipCoiigreia, Marshall, Liverpool; schr Empire, Southwiok, St Augustine. NORFOLK, Ocl. 30—In Hampton Roads, ships Sea, Fisher, for .Liverpool; Rhode Island, and brigs Balos, Raines, from James River, for Cowes and a market. BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.—Arr El Caballero, IBuffington, Muluga. Cld, brig Jane. Fitzgerald, Savannah; schrs ’Torn Wood, Symonds, Charleston; E Dorsey, J'elerson, Laguayra and Porto Cabollo; Herald, .Crocket, St Marks. . NEW-YORK, Oct. 31.—Arr brig Now Eng- ■land, Crocker, Ivica and Gibraltar. .Sid, ship Scotland, Robinson, Liverpool. .FALL RIVER, Oct. 28.—Ar Uowetm, lloed, ivoltenburg.^ Counselor, Ro' NEWPORT. Oct. 26-Cld, gew.Jucktrni villa. ST- MARRSi Oet. 28-Ar brigs Tuscawillo, Bliffin8, New York; Meguntlcook, Mayo, Cam- den, Mej sdtre Joseph ltauney, Paddou, Haiti- Wore; Jtyiws Fisher, Smith, do. 8ld, schr Hocdus, Smith, New York. ForBlnok Creek,vln Brunswick St. Uluryg anil Jacksonville, N C?— 0 ^ Tho regular steam packet' FOR- ! SBSibHBL ESTER, W. D. Wray, muster, IS 1 !. Report for tho above plncos THIS I DAY, 7thinst. at— o’clock.P. M. For freight or 1 pwsMige, upply to the Captain on board at An I demon’s lower whrrf, or to CLAGHORN & WOOD, Agents. am , freight payable by shippers. All slavo passengers must be cleared nt the l Lustnm IIouso. nov 7 TftD , Wow Mniikcrch TOS. 1,2 awl 3, in whole and liulfbarrels, for oet28° by GEORGE JI. MAY. : —- - KSON. mtfE^iSS^JrsKvo on'hmXVnfare ( X stonily receiving front their Northern M Scotch Olnirliams. Z igltums, ro. PCS'supor Scotch Ginghams, received and for sale low.by AVERY Sc JOHNSON, nov 5 South side Monui tent-square. „.. Cotton ■f BALK Cotton Dotts. received by JL nov 5 AVERY Sc JOHNSON. Ics. 1 BALE Plaklfinwys 2 bides Negro Kerseys, I bnle twill’d Cottons 1 bale Cotton Flannel, 4 bales Domestic Shirting* 1 case assorted Sattinots, 2 do bleached Cottons Just received and for sakt low, by AVERY Sc JOHNSON, oet 31 South side Monument-square, New Dry floods, , At Ca*h Pricks. rTlUEsnbscrikertins received pershlpsNewark X nnd Gen. Pnrkliill, and brigs Madison and Fhiiura, alt additional supply of Dry Goods, which he will sell low forcssh or city acceptance. nov3 cash or city accontone* GEO. W. BEHN. T Plantation Dry Goods. HEsubscribara have received perabips How ard and Russell, from Llvurpool, and recent arrivals front tho North, a full supply of Real and Imitation Wdch Plaint Grttndy't mixt Plaint and Kcneyt Heavy Cordava all Wool Plaint Wooland Cotton Domestic Kerseys, various styles Plnid, red and grey mixt Lin*ova Low priced Sattinots, suitable for negro clo thing London Duffie Blanket!, all qualities and .sizes Twill'd nnd plain Red Flnnndt White,'Green and Yottowdo Blenched and Brown Cnnion do Mnrlhorn’ Stripes and blue Plaids . Apron nnd Shirting Checks Demins, Jnans nnd Shitting Stripes 534 nnd 7-8 blench’d and brown Hliirtingi Ditto Ronmlland Fancy Handkerchiefs Scotch Wool Bonnets and Cans Heavy Wool Stocking* aud Gloves Flaxen Osnahttrgs and Burlaps Dttndeo and Inverness Hemp Bagging, 42 and 44 Inches wide Bagging Twine, Flax Threads, Buttons, Needles, See. Which, together with an oxtensive assortment of Staple nnd Fnttcv Dry Goods, are offered for sale on accommodating terms. JAMES ANDERSON Sc CO. oct 27 Nos 3 and 10, Waring's Buildings*. Linens. 5 CASES 44 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 aud Damask, 8494 nnd 104 2 do 34 Long Lawns 1 do Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs 1 do 124 Barnsley Linen Sheoimg 3 do 54 ami 64 Bleached and Brown Russia Sheeting. The above goods now landing from ship Rus sell, front Liverpool, having boon manufactured to order, are warranted free of cotton, ami best bleach, are offered for sale ott liberal terms, by JAMES ANDERSON Sc CO. oct 27 Nos 3 and 10, Waring’s Buildings. Dry Goods. P ER G. B. Lamar, the subscriber is receiving a further supply to bis stock, ns follows; 3 cases low priced dark Prints 1 do English do 1 do 84 Worsted Dnmnsk Shawls 2 do Spool Cotton 2 bales Blankets 50 doz Wool Caps 60 do heavy Wool Gloves 100 do plain Head Ildkfs 25 do Linen Cambric do Which is offered for sale at very low prices and on accommodating terms by HIRAM ROBERTS, oct 27 Not 3 and 14; Gibbuu'a Buildings. Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, dec. R ECEIVED by the ship Howard and brig Lydin, from Livorpool.and ships Timoleon jnd Elf Whitney, frotu Boflotl, atiiLbrigs Clin ton, L Baldwin and G B Lamar, from N< ” 1 €oUoii Osnubitrffs and Yarns., ftoi 1 ON Oinnburg*. from Ilia Allwnslhctory; and Yams, No 5,0,8,10. and II from the Roswell factory. For sale b| oct 13 24m 'll A WRING. S BcccIvet! per brlff Exsel. AND 104 Table Damask, Russia Diaper, bordered Disper Towels, sup'r Btntch Dia l'll nir ‘** Ey« Diittinr. hluo Pi"td«, LiuoiM, Long Lawiu, umlreissd Cotton 11! —I INI. *n. .-I.. mI.mmm _ I. I Shirting. For sola cltcnp forcssh. by • MOV 0 GEORGE W. REiJN. Negro Woolens. NGL1HII nnd domestic Plnld< domestic Kerseys, plnid Llnteys, heavy Rattinets, Blankets, StA. Just received by the Milwcribers, and wiM be sold low for cash or city nscnninncos. AVERY Si JOHNSON, novB South side McmiimonU|mire.. „ , „ English Goods. [ Now landing from ship Russell, from Liverpool. 1 BALKS PLAINS, twilled dud mixed JLfJ Kerseys, for negro clothing 60 bales heavy Hemp Bogging, sttidble fot Sea Islands 20 chaldrons frtth Orrel Coals ' 20 do sup’r Cnnnel do 40 casks Barclay’s BBS Porter 1 Which will be sold on accommodating terms, by ANDREW LOW'& CO. oct 26 258c a I „, ait .. Linen Goods. RI8II Linens, Bird Eye Diapers i Table Damask, linen Sheeting, Toweling Long Lawn, 4c. AVERY;*. JQIINSON, *wUw - - 8ftothilde Mnniimeut,square, Hosiery. S ILK, cotton, worsted, merino, lamb’s wool, raw silk, 4c. Hosiery. AVERY & JOHNSON, net 28 South sido Monument- .jtiaro LOTTBHY. CLASS NO. 44. FOR 1846. fillip, drawing of this Class will he decided on X Saturday next. 7th inst. by the drawing of tlm Virginia Hinto Lottery, for tho benefit of the Town ofWnllsbtirg, Class No. 0. Among oth ers aro the following HIGH PRIZES: 1 prize of. $30,000 J do 10.000 1 do 6.000 l At ........ 6,000 1 do 3.000 1 do * 2,500 1 do 2,106 25 do 2.000 60 do 200 60 do 160 88 do * 100 63 do .......... 00 63 do 80 63 do 70 03 do GO 126 do 60 120 (lO I.MI.MM 40 3654 do •.•»•••••* 20 2.1436 do 10 Ac. 4c. 4c. Tickets $10, Halves $6, Quarters $2 60. Tickets and Shares, cither siugle or by the package, for sale by P. B PENDERGAST, Corner Bull-street and Day Lane, Near tlioExchnnge. OCPOrder* from the town or country promptly attended to nov 3 Hosiery 1 Hosiery 11 Received per brig Kxcol. tea ..j c.—i:.i. _:n dodo, ladies Mohair and wonted Ilore, do alate, sale low for cash,by novO GEORGE W. BEIIN, No. 2 Shad's Building*. New Store. H enry lathrop \* now store recently occupied by ] & Nichols. Nos. 7and 10, Gihbf which may be found 2 bales Red Flannels 3 do White do Patent Welsh do 1 do Plaid Linsoys 1 do Plain do 3 do Bed Ticks 3 cases Washington Jeans 40 pieces Satinets 16 do Kentucky Jeans Saxony Gussimcrcs Irish Linens Linen Sheetings Linen Dinners Hurkabnck 84 94 nnd 104 Damasks 34 and 44 brown Sheetings and 8hirtings oct 21 254 5 do 60 do 10 do 20 do 10 do 6 do SHks, Bombazines, Ace. B LACK and blue blank Grn de Swiss Black and blue blnck Gro de Paris Black Poult de Soie Col’d Poult de Soie Blackond blue black Bombazines MonsVui de Laines French and English Prints Few-York, a large and extensivo assortment of Fall and Win ter Diy Goods. Among which are the following: 12 bales henvy London Duflie Blankets; 12 hales fitncy Twilled Blankets; 5 bales colored Blankets; 2 btles fine Whitney Blankets; 10 bales white Welch Plains; 10 bales heavy mix’d Plains; 60 cases Kereeys and Kinseys, comprising all the varieties; 10 cases assarted Satinolts; 5 cases Ken tucky Jeans; 25 pieces super blue, black and col- id Broadcloth; 20 hales Red Flannels, assorted HENRY LATHROP, oC| 21 254 Tan^lQ. Gihborat* Bnijdiyt. Curtain materials. B ORDERED French Chintz, for window shades Brown and white Linen, for do Drapery Muslins, Cord Tassels, &c. by AVERY & JOHNSON, oct 31 Smith ride Monument-square. qualities; 10 bnles While Flannels, Roger's Pa tent. real Welch, 4c; 50 doz Scotch Bonnets; 50 doz Kilmarnock Caps; 50 halos 34 and 7-8 brown Shirtings; 20 bales 44 and 54 brown Sltnclings; 10 cases 34 and 7-8 bleached Shirtiugs; 10 cases 44 and 64 bleached Sheetings; 10 cases assorted Prints; 6 eases assorted Checks; 200 dozen blue Romall Ildkfs; 100 doz light Ildkfs; 100 pieces Pongee Silk Hdkf*; 100 dozen domestic Wool A Hose; 100 doz Woolen Gloves; 600 doz assorted spool Cotton; 200 lbs Patent Thread; 600 dozen Tapes and Braids; 100 gro black and white Bono Button*; 160,000 Hemming’* and Pardow'sNee- dies; with a variety of Fancy Goods, too numer ous to mention, all of which is offered ot whole sale aud retnil upon our usual favourable terms. SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. Kj 3 Wholesale Room up stairs, fronting Con- gress-gtreet.oct 29 Ac. Silk Shirts, dec. S ILK Shirts and Drawers, Merino do do Cotton Shirts. Silk Ilhdkfs Collars, Stocks and clastic Suspenders Fancy col’d nnd black Silk Cravats Merino, Lamb's Wool, Silk and Cotton £ Hose Merino, buckskin and Silk Gloves Received per brig L Baldwin, tind for sale by oct 20 GEORGE W. BEHN. Negro Cloths, Blankets and Bag ging. 5A Cases Kerseys, the tnostapproved kina (JU 5 bales super white Welsh Plains 10 do English mix’d Plains,5 do Cordovado 25 do Loudon duffil and Bristol Blankets, varh ous qualities and sizes, very heavy 100 pcs hoavy Bagging Received by recent arrivals from Liverpool and New York, and for sale on the best term* by SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. oct 12 Corn Shelter #. ttK fajent Corn Sballers. » AmltJ For sale by HAZARD, DEN&LOW & WEBSTER, oct 17 mess and prime Beef. BBLS. Mess Beef, N. Y. oity inspection iJvr 60 do Primo do do Lending and fbrsale oct22 8HAPTER Sc WOODBRIDGE. Jamaica Rum, malaga'Wlne,4o. €% PUNCHEONS of old Jamaica Rnm £d 60 quarter and eighth casks Malaga Wine 12boxes Genoa Citron 100 tuuta Cassia 10 casks Currants 30 kegs Goshen Butter 70 boxes Sperm Candles 20 boxes Colgate Sc Co’s Starch 40 baskets superior Champagne 20 boxes Capers and Olives 120 sacks Salt 60 boxes No 1 Soap 10 boxes Giogor Preserves 20 boxes Muscatel Wino, just received and forsale by JOHN B. GAUDRY Sc SONS, oet 30 Timber and Lumber, PIECES Pitch Pine Timber 500 Ligh’wood Posts twed Laths ive Oak and Cypress If no ex, well sea a^ned. For sale tfy JOSEPH H. BALDWIN, Mg At Stiles’ Wharf. AlllS J-J enutg Plasters, Just received nnd for sail nov 4 Just received nnd for sale A. PARSONS, No, 8 Gibbons'Range. Phelps* Gin. | AA BBLS Phelps’ Giu, landiug from JL\JvF doop Stranger, fur *nlo by LADD, TUPPER. 4 SISTARK. nov 5 Chnllys, Shawls, dee. R ICH Satin striped Challys Do 64 heavy Silk Shawls 84 heavy Plnid Shawls Fancy Hdkfs, Muslin Collars • Rich English Prints Just received per brig Cliutou, aud for salt low, by HENRY LATHROP, Nos7 and 10. Gibbon's Bttildinge. oct23 260 Just Received. By brig G B Lntnur, and forsale very low, R ICH French Prints Do London Furniture Prints Rich Foulard De Lanes Rich Broche Shawls 84, black ground Rich heavy Damask Silk Shawls, various colours Do Broche Mantillas, entire now article Do Cloth emboss’d Piano Covers Do do printed do do J. A. CLIFFORD, oct 30 Gibbon's Building. Shawls, Flannels, dec. die. 1 1 A^4 Rob RovShawls XXU14064 do rfo do 13t)44 do do do 50 colored Broche do 75 black do do 15 doc Fancy Chally do 12 do Mouslin do Lain Scarfs 2 pieces 8axony Wool Flannel, very fine 10 do "Rogers" Patent do, warranted net not to shrink 16 do superior Welslt do 2ii do Yorkshire do 6 do wool sod cOUon (twilled) do 3-aIo. -Gunottb do 6 do Yellow do 20 do fino Red do, low priced 10 dos Ladies white Merino Hose JO do do blnck do do 5 do do colored do do 10 do blk, white & col'd Cashmere Hose 10 do Corinthian Bonbf 10 do Groninil do 5 do child's Worsted Mitts, for sale by GEORGE W. BEHN, No 2, Shad'* Bqildiug. Kerseys, Suttincts dt Sheetings. ALSO, NEGRO MENS’ BROGANS, BOYS' DO, A LARGE assortment of the above Goods re ceived by Into arrival*, and for sale on fu. vornblo terms, by O, JOHNSON & CO. oat6 241 Window Sashes. •g AAA LIGHTS 8 by 10 Window Sa*h JLJSUlJ es, just received per brig Excel aud forsale by'. HAZARD, DENSLOW & WEBSTER nov 4 Sperm OH GALLS pure Sperm Oil, just receiv- - y Od I] ’ *- *1 ...I In. miL ki. HAZARD, nov 4 fid uer brig Sterling, and for sale by ), DENSLOW Sc WEBSTER. CHAPMAN'S PATENT METALLIC Razor Strop, WITH FOUR SIDES. T HIS Tablet combines the properties ofbotli a hone aud strop, requires ua oil or other fluid, and is in its use extremely simple. It is most particularly recommended to gentlemen who oxperiouco the inconvenience ol a tender fuco nnd strong hoard—ns a razor applied occa sionally to the Tablet will receive and retain so perfect an udgo, as to render die operation of shaving ns eusy and agreeable as it was before un pleasant and puinfol. For sale by * WM. H. TURNER, nov 5 Opposite the Mansion House. Gloves nnd Hosiery. A Dozen Indio* cold Iiid Gloves X\/ 6 do do blk do 4 do Gent* blk and cold kid do GenU cashmere do, children's do Ladies blk lugraiu silk Hose Do do rib'd cashmere do Do plain do do do, do col’d do do . Just received and for sale low for cash by oct 13 AVERY 4 JOHNSON. Dumnged Bnpging. 1 55 Pieces dumnged Bagging. For sale by » oct16 ROSER 4 O’DRISCOLL.' Salmi Oil. Basket* Sulud Oil. Just received an tJVf for sale by oct 16 ROSER & O'DRISCOLL. Butter and Cheese. AA BOXES Cheese JdtJ 10 cask* do 9 firkins Butter. Landing nnd for sain b oct28 SMARTER & WOODBRIDGE. Java Coflec. T- 1 AC 1 i\yO front ship Emily, forsulo by ROSEf * qct8 8ER Sc O’DRISCOLL. Butter and Cheese. ~4 FIRKINS prime Go*ben Butter, 1 Xsm boxes Pine Apple Cheese,12 do Cheese Just received and for sulohy- nov 3 L. BALDWIN & CO. 100 ■ T IflacKerel, II erring* 4c. /"V BOXES Herring,*12 bids Mackerel, git and for sale by nov 3 WHITE & BARTELS. Hams, Tongues, 4c. 8 BBLS. Hams, 3 do smoked Tongues, 10 do picklud do , Ln'nditrg'mitn brig ClitJTon. nmnbfrafe hy oot21 CLAGHORN Sc WOOD. Whiskey, Gin nud Soap. T7UFTY bbls first quulity Whiskey ; X 14 do “ Double Pino Apple" Gin 10 bbls " Gowdy's" do 10 boxes Colgate's No 1 Soup Tobacco, Cheese and Ground Coffee. t •g A BOXES Tobacco, 12 cask? Ctjeea XtI half bbls Ground CotVee. and for sale bj uov2 iiig two*thirds of-ltor curgootigiifad aud going on board, will most with despatch. For freight, apply to GEO. 11. GUMMING. „ • Pint ship for Idvcrpool. jEA The fine American ship ASIA, J. II. •Sfttift Bears, master, having tlm principal part of her cargo engaged and now going on hoard, will meet with immediate despatch. For freight or passage, apply to ANDREW LOW 4 CO. ocl 27—c a For Liverpool. The compered ship MO.NTICELLO, . Capt. J. u. Lawton, will commeuco loud ingthisduy, having a part of her cargo engaged. For freight, unply to PADF.LFOIID, FAY 4 CO. oct 27 For Bouton-Regular Line. The regular packet ar.hr EAGLE, Ad- 2SESL am*, master, will sail for Ihn above port on the 4th proximo. For freight nr passage, apply to Capt A. on boardatTavlor's wharf, or to oct28 WHITE 4 BARTELS. For New-York. jQi The regular packet ship NEWARK, Zws& Capt. Merwin, will have despatch. For freight or pustnge, apply on board, at Jones' up per whnrfi or to L. BALDWIN, oet 30 Government Java Coffee. *| AA BAGSattpnriorold Government. Xvf vf Coffee, selected expressly for fan use, in store and for sale by oct 31 GEORGE H, MAY. St. Croix Suirar. ■j fflJUIDS prime 8t. Croix Sugar JL Jd 42 do good fair do do I In store and for sale by oot 31 GEORGE II. MAY. 300: by 11AZA Neats Foot Oil. _ received p HA'ZARD, ’nov 4 Champagne aud Porter,’ pf BASKETS choice‘Anchor’Champag XtJ 19 casks best Brown Stout Porter. 10 do Porter, in pints, For wile by nov 4 LADD, TUPPER & SISTAr Historical Sketches Esq., an eye witness. Just received by nov 5 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. ITIiisle. v| /"hSCAR 8CEITZ, Professor of Music, would ■ VF respectfully acquaint the citizens of Savuu- <1 nail, tint lie willgive lessnnson foe Piuno Forte, "• Guitar, Flute and l-’rcncli Horn. His experh C enen in teiirliiiig i* such tltnt ho tlqnhta' not ho will be able to give perfect satisfuction to thoM* wiriiing instntetion on any of the above instru ment*. lie will else give lessons iti Singing, cither in 4 clnsso* or to single individuals. t>. S. willaUo fttnnul to tuning Piano Fortes. Jj Resilience, Droughton-strcet. nt Mrs. Hnrdoe's. , Reference—R. M. Chnrllon, Col. J. W. 1 Jackson, Col. Edward J. Harden, Rev. J. L. Jones, J. Gumming, I. Davenport, nov 6 268 Notice. T^OUR months after dote, application will be JL made to the Honorable tho Inferior Court ol’Cumden County, Ga., when sitting for ordins- ry purposes, for leave to sell foe Real Estate in Georgia of tbe late Cql. William McKay, of Du val County, East Florida, consisting of a certain i tract of Land situate upon the north side offoo *" St. Marys River in the County of Camden and n State of Georgia, containing 4o00 acres, more nr 0 less, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. MARY ANN McKAY, Adm’ix. " Duval County, (E. F.) Nov. 1,1640. nov 0 268 Unit, Sutrar, Whiskey, 4c. /rnn sacks .suit t} vFw 10 hluls St Croix Sugar 20 do Porto Uico do ' 50 bids superior Rye Whiskey 40 do Holland Gin 6 4 do Otnrd Brandy 3 4 pipes do 2 pipes Holland Giu 20 bbls Pencil Brandy 10 do Monougultela Whiskey i 60 bags Rio (’ofl'ee 30 do White Lngttayra Coffee 30 kegs Nails, assorted 30 do Tobacco, select brands Just received and for sale by FORT, CLOPTON 4 MALONE. Wanted to purchase, up country Money at 1 fair discount. 266 nov 4 Bacon. 2000 UTS^priiue Bacon Sides, forsale FOUtTcLIOPTON & MALONE, nov4 266 Lime. £ CASKS Thomnston Lime, for sale 04 0 by KING 4 COOMBS, nov 3 Porto Itico Sugar and Coffee. HHDS. Porte Rico Sugar *10 -63 hsgs nrime Ureeit St. Jngo Coffee. Landing per Hercules, und forsale by oct 28 8HAPTER & WOODBRIDGE. . Illolasses. QAIIIIDS. sweet retailing Molasses, in good 0\J order. For solo by oct 28 8IIAPTER 4 WOODBRIDGE. Winter and spring Oil. QA BBLS. bleached Winter Oil OU 36 do do Soring do. Just received nnd for sale low bv KING Sc COOMBS, oct28 Union Ferry wharf. London Broxvn Stout. A A CASKS (quart and pint bottles) Brown tIv/ Stout, imported direct, oct 30 JOHN B. GAUDRY 4 SONS. Havana Segars. Aft M. HnvaunScgnrs.it) quarter boxes, juit received, nnd for sale by oct 30 LADD. TUPPER 4 SISTARE. Nails. Soap, and Loaf Sugar. rpHREL Hundred kegs Boston Nails, ass'd X 100 Boxes Winchester s No. -1 extra Sonp 100 do Wellington. Foster 4 Co’s do 50 bbls Boston refd Loaf Sugar. In store aud for sale by oct27 L. BALDWIN 4 CO. Boston Hum. SEVENTY FIVE bbl* “ Luther Felton'* best O Boston Rum, will bo sold low to close ft con signment by L. BALDWIN Sc CO. oct 27 Porto Rico Sugar. TLMFTY hhds Porte Rico Sugar, in store and X for sale by L. BALDWIN 4 CO. oct 27 Java Coffee. XJ1IFTY bags Java Coffee, just received nnd for X sale by L. BALDWIN 4 CO. oct 27 ■Sperm Ctvidlcs. 1 AA BOXES Sperm Candles, vnriou XXr\J sizes, forsale by oct29 GEORGE II. MAY. Canal Flour. CJEVENTY-FIVE bbls. Canal Flour O 50 half bbls. do Lunding from brig G. B. Lamar, nnd for sale by GEORGE II. MAY. oct 27 Francis Sorrel 4 Co. Offer for snl«, landing pur brig Madison, -g firkins Goshen Butter 10 oases Cheese 60 boxes Goshen Chceso 6 chests Hyson Tea 5 Imlf do black do 5 do 131b chests do do 15 do lOlbdouble cased Hyson do 10 bags Black Pepper 5 do Ginger. And per brig G. B. Lamar, 10 bbls Mess Beet 12 do Prime do oct 29 Negro (Hollis. A CASF.S.nfirst rate article, just received pe 41: shin Newark, and for sale very low, by oct29 1 LEWIS 4 WILDER. 11 Bacon. •i HIID. primo country Shoulders, for solo low JL hv LEWIS 4 WILDER, oot 29 Onions. Q fi'AA BUNCHES Onious, just receiv- od per ship Newark, nnd forsale by KING 4 COOMBS, oct 29 Union Ferry Whf. - Negro Pipes. jt A Pf BOXES Negro Pipes, largo size, landing o XtJ from ship Ncwork, for so o by [. oct29 GEORGE H. MAY- Cough Lozenges. LLETHORN’S Expectorant Lozengea, for c JLJ coughs, colds, whooping cough and tight ness of die chest and lungs, an excellent remedy for children. Just rcceivtia and for sale by E. nov 5 G. It. HENDRICKSON. Shaving Compounds. il YTLTILLIAMSON’SSaponnceousComponijd th YY Guorluin’s Ambresial Cream,Delasallor’s te Cream ol* Almonds, Glenn’s Saponaceous Com- o, pound. For sale by WM. H. TURNER, nuv 5 Opposite the Mansion Home. For New-York—Brig IAne. ^4 The regular pneket brig MADISON, Walter Bnlkfov, master, will have inline- iata despatch. For halanre of freight, or pas- tge, hnving shperior accommodations, apply to 5apt. Bulklcv on bnnrd, at Mongin’e ttppi barf, or to ’ LEWIS 4 WILDER, oct 31 For Philadelphia— Regular Line. Tho coppered nnd copper fustenod brig SKInEW HANOVER, Cant. Cnrty, having art of her cargo engaged, will meet with quick espatch. For balance of freight or passage, ap- ly to 8. PHILBRICK 4 CO. Who offer for wile lauding from said brig, 84 half bbls superfine Flour 300 bugs Shot’, assorted coils 50 coil* Bnln Rope 1000 Ihs Bagging Twine 20 ensk* broken nnd screened Lehigh Coni 1 cose Ticking and 2 bales Linseys nov 5 For Darien. k The sloop SPLENDID, Capt. Snow, “will leave for the above placo about the E. BLISS 4 CO For Freight or Charter. A The ship GEN. PARKHILL. Capt.J. tt C. Hoyt. Apply onboard. net 29 To Rent. taL A convenient House in .Columbia Ward, EX. suitable fora small family, with a good ump in the yard. Possession given on tho first f November. Apply to oct 29 H. F. WILI.INK. To Let. The Ilottre No 5t8, Jackson Ward, op- . jiosito die Free School. Possession given A. PARSONS, No 8, Gibbons’ Range. Ware-ltonse. TO RENT, that large and commodious , Ware-house, near the Rail Road Depot, Possession It is well located for n person who would wish i adopted in Augustn, Macon, 4c. ichard B. White, Augustn. or to 254 J. P. 8TUART. 8 * ytHbrlck A Co. . Atl’nvoisHolo. ..U. "* fr °"' l,,i « N « w llauov.r, 400 Hsuis, Uy8 ^!M ftCo ilO Mul. Bacon, utf.prtHil; 1B,UOO lb. 81 "T*-, 60 W«t r l»lia pipes nnd lo qr casks domosUc Brandy, casks sup. fen. Wino, 6 pipes iloUaiiJ nmes mid S helf pipes dout. Giu. 20 Id, • ^ Runt, 10 do Monon'i key, 30 do Baltimore Whiskey. 30 do dn qr casks and 5 JU, casks sweat Malaga W halfpipe. Whit. Wine Vinegar, RJOl.oxei... ey pewlobncco, 250 do monufiictnred do, to coils sup r Bale Rope, 200 do commou do, 1000 . lb. beat 3 lln-cd Bu,ging Twine, 40 In-g. ground I'ennct^B do Mu.unl, 10 ra.k. W 8 Sperm Oil, 15 !<bl. refined tt'bnln dO|e0I»|.Cofib., 30 cnite.Crocitorv, SIS iloz.n nid Sherrr W Ine. 30 do uld Pert, 00 lui... Ot, _50 U.keil CK.MH9BB UiOOliu.lieUO.u. til. bltijo 60 dozen BlieliefflllMttTublSGun- n M-i!' IPS 8 ‘! 1 60 M 8pint.li Scjer., OM Iiair8pum.li do, 100 M Aloliindrl.dn,i00 ro.ni. Wrapping Paper. 10 dozen Alio.in Al.t., •W0 bbl. Bnflimoro Plaur, 10 nisei 8lmc. and Brogane, 5 do Letter Paper, I bale Bngli.li Ker- **•'* * ***** n ~"‘ - J do v * - seys, 3 cases Calico, 4 do woolett Negro Cloth- mg. 1 hale Ticking, 0 do plaid Linseys, fiOOhags Shot, assorted, 22 casks J.diigii Coal, 200 lone Ltvcrpool do, 20 dozen old .Scotch Whiskey, 2 Itolf pities old Port, 3 puncheons Jum. Ruin. &c, For wile on nfccoinmonuting terms. nov 5 B, 8. I-lilt brick A Co. At Private Bale. 4 am German and KnglMi Tumbler., jn.t received from Cbnrlcston. Also, a fow dtoiisatid voiy superior HpatiDh Segnrs. just received in store. nov 5 By S. Fhilbrick 4. Go. At Private Sale. <»Jff fr° m "hip Nownrk. from Now York, 10 bbls Potatoes,3ilo Gnioiis, 2 do Crutiiierrins, nnyff 18 qr nnd 71 bbls fre«h Buckwheat. By 8. Fhilbrick A Co. At Privnte Sale. Landing fiom ship Gen. Psrkhill.an addition al assortment of Jesse Delano's fire proof Chosts nnd Book Safes. „ ot 5 Oil. > Plillbrlck 4 Co. By 8. landing from schr Edward Franklin from New Bedford. 10 casks winter and spring strained Oil. which will he sold low. oct 28 W Sheriff’s Snlc. ILL he sold on the first Tuesday in De cember next, between the tisitnl boors of sale, before the Court House in ninesville, Lib erty County, the following property, viz; One tract of Land containing tlireo hundred and torty-four acres, be the same more or Ics*. bounded ns follows: Sooth hy the Alntamelia River. Weitiiv Jnitn tv...o. n .i’m i n.1,1. »_ River. Weathy John Dickson’s Lauds, North by Fox s Lands; levied on os the property of the Estate of E. Corhitrn, to satisfy on execution n- gninst said Estate in favor of the Tax Collector of Liberty County. Also, anotlier tract belonging lo said Estate, containing two hundred acres, lying on tlid Vitr- snnt Swamp: levied on and to be sold on the first Tuesday in December uext,to satisfy Ute demand of taxes aud cost against said Estate, nov6 8. 8. MOODY, o.n.u.c. Planter's Hotel—SA VANNAH, OA. M This establishment is now open, Atk JELjor the reception of both steady nndJlSL and .transient Bnarden, tinder the management of the subscriber, who pledges himself, that noth ing on his part ahull he wanting. This house luts been fitted with uew furniture of tbs neatest style, and the bedding equalled by none in’the - : ty. Families can be accommodated with private This house is on tlm Buy. near the market, No bar will be kept open in the house, to an- The best ofservanta will be in attendance. J. SLATER. KPTIm Southern Advocate, Georgia Journal, Federal Uniou. and Southern Whig, will nleaso publish the above six month*, aud forward their accntinuto the subscriber for settlement. J. S. oct 15 248—6m James Thompson. HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER BuII-Sl t door South of Lyceum Hall, Savannah, 6a N. B. Allotdersfor House, Ship andStearAboal work, executed with promptness and despatch, on reaaotmbln terms. Orders foil nt the 8hop, or Ltidington4 Thompson’s will be attended to. oct12 24fltT 610 REWARD. A BSCONDED from Mrs. Metzger's Board ing House, in this city, yesterday ofiernoon, He wears nit old camlet wrapper, and The above reward will be paid for his nov 5 267 Information Wanted. R8. ELIZA WHITE, widow gf Thorns* . While, is anxious to lenrtt foe address of Dettuis White, a native of the county of Cork, Ireland. In Dec. 1838, he was living in the town of Moscow, Livingston County, New York, since which time, she has not heard from him. Any information respecting him will be which may be communicated 16 foe Editors of foe Republican, Savannah, Gn. Editors in New York and elsewhere will sub serve the cause of Immunity, by giving the above one or two insertions in their columns, nov 2 Just RecMycd . J PEASE 4 SONS clarified Essence of • Iloarhotind Candy, compounded from 25 different ingredients,for the cure ofcoughs.colds, irritation of the throat, croup, palpitation of the heart, asthma, whooping cough, difficulty or pro fuse expectoration, 4c.—with a iiu ui bo r of testi monials from physicians,clergymen nnd members of foe bar and others, from which we select foe following: I have used your medical Candy, and have found it on mvnmnblo article for foe purpose for which it is intended. J. Lindsey, Pastor Methodist Church, Ilolsy-st., N. Jei l made trial of the parcel of Hoarhound which you sent me,, and nothing I have *■' afforded any degree of tho relief foal I rived from your excellent remedy. N. Kili.ooo, v Pastor Methodist Church, No. 5, Millet-tit. For rale in small packages, by WEEDS 4 MORRELL, oct 30 202 No 1, Penfield's Range. Guardian's Notice. I N ntirsiinnce of an order of tho Inferior Court of Chatham County, while sitting for ordina ry purposes, will be sold on the tint Tuesday in January next, One tract of Lam) in Walker County, lot No. 387,2d district, 4th section, nnd two tracts in Ir win County, No. 300,12th district! and N®. 22, 8thdistrict; also, one tract in LceCounty. No; ■ 372,23fo district, 1st section. All at':,the Court House of the respective Counties in illicit saitl lands are situated. To be sqld for tlm benefit of tho hehtand cred itor! of John B. Gilbert. ADELA GILBERT, Guardhtn. oct 28 .... . ' Executor's Sale. W ILL be sold before die ponrf Horae, in the city of Brunswick, Glynn Comity, • on the first Tuesday in January next, between the usual hours of sale, from 20 to 510 very prime Negroes, belonging to the Estate of the Intel)* - F. Cater, and sold lor the benefit oft lie heirs and*''' • creditors of said estate. Terms nt tale. MARG'T. K. CATER, Ex’ix. HUGH FRASER GRANT, Ex’or*, nov 3 265 (Geor) • W AN?PD C hr n,ry Mo,,c> ' ry ROWLAND Ai DARSTOW. nov 4 2C6c* Sav'h. Ins. A Trust C«’s Stork. 10 ARES Oirmte by__ 1 nov 2 ROBT. RAT FORD. Exchange. B ILLS at sight und 60 days, on New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, for sale in sums to suit purchasers, by 1H! oct 38 S. PHILBRICK 4 CO. Exchange. O N New-York, from 5 to 30!day* sight, for sttlo hy 8. D. CORBITT, oct. 26 Boarders Wanted. TjllVE or six Gentlemen can be uccommoda- i ted whit genteel Board at tho house of the subscriber, corner of Whitakerand York-streels. THOMAS J. McCLUSKEY. nov6 268a Wanted to Purchase, A NEGRO, who is a good Cook,Washer nnd Ironer. For further particulars, apply to W. R. CUNNINGHAM 4 CO. nov 6 At Mongin’s Lower Wharf. 268m* . storage. C OTTON and Merchandize wanted on Stor age, in good fire proof stores mi the wharf, by ROWLAND 4 DARSTOW. nov 4 266ca Savanuah Poor House A Hos- V pltttl—November 1,1840. ISITING COMMITTEE for November and December—A* B. Fannin and Wm. Duncan. Physicians—Dnt* Arnold nnd Bulloch. All applications for udmUaiou to bo made to the Visiting Committee, oxtscptinca cy, when any member of tho Board Iptincanesofurgen- nov 3 may admit. ,1^1^-.-,— __ -.„ I NSURES ngniust Iras nnd dnmngoby Fire, on dwelling houses, store*, morchnudtzo, furni ture, mills, manufactories, and other property oiv terms as favorable a* other institut ion* in this cittr. The reputation, this pompany has obtained in a business of more thn\t 25years, for liberality in adjustingnitd prompted i» P»T'»S lo™**. J«**« ly entitles It to a share brpnbhc patronage. The undersigned agent for the City of Savan nah. is duly authorized to receive applications, and issue policies ofi unu r« nee - J eu «'X* 'V &c ' oct 13 W>VOODBRIDGE, Agent. To Contractors. Engineer'sOrriCK, Centum. U. Road, Savannah, Oct. 28th, 1640. P ROPOSALS will be received by tha *ul scriber, for grading tbe remaining portions ; of tliis road, from foe end of the present contracts, . to die Ocmulgeo River, at Macon, a distahco of about 48 mites. The work will be -diVidotf into sections of convenient length—foe Culverts and ' bridges to lie included. The quantity ofoxcuva- tion and embankment, is nearly two millions cubic yards. The Proposals will be opened nnd decided on at Milledgeville, on the 5Ui Dec. neat. The terms of payment, nnd all other informa tion on tho subject, will be made known on an- . plication to foe Engineer, nt Savannah, or at Md- ledgexille, three days previous to foe letting. No portion offoo work wilt be let unless foe whole can be pul tinder contract nt font time, ’’reposals will be received for Masonry sept« ily, if offered. L. O. REYNOLDS, ChiefEngV. High School. •AME8' School will commence on Tues day the 3d ofNov. at (he Methodist sawmill School-room, on South Broad-st., be tween Aborcorn and Lincoln. Instruction will be given in,any of foe branches usually taught in the High Schools or Academies of our country. Terms mode known by application to the Tench-, er nt the residence of 8. Goodail. The Teacher will try to do his duty nnd to satisfy his employers. Tha Night School will commence ot ensuing. Four nights of euch.weoh, willhe de voted to this School, oct 29 201 • <*• Farm fop Sale. AT beautiful Farm of 1C , .provements, si tented 4i mi of Savannah, the Central Rat through it. Good planting laud for o' store und public hom A brick yard could be esta 1 Possession given on tho 1st oct10 245 Wood for Sale mHE subscriber will deliver the b... if OAK JL WOOD on liberal terms Apply’ fo —