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Newspaper Page Text^g£ lssmssss= J SSBaml ^ l ^ m ^J s l s;st! ! esssss ^^ ^0. ?73.—VOL. XXXVTlI.] SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN, PUBt.NinCD DAILY AND TRI-WCBILT BY LOCKE & OAVlS, KDITUni AMD PRDPniBTOKH. . TERMS. Daily Paper $10 jUfr annum. Triweekly Paper..,...$5 per annum; DTAJccrtisemculs appear in both popert.j^ All Advertisements published nt the u*hal rates, . vli t Seventy-five Cent* for the firat, and Thirty* . aevun and a half for each insertion alter, per I aqiuire of twelve linea. N. B. Each Citation hy the Clerka ofthe Courts of Ordinary, that application hns been ninde for letters of Administration, Inuat bo publiahed THIRTY DAYS at least. . Notice by Executors and Administrators for Debtors nnd Creditors to rendor in their accounts must be published SIX WKEKS.. Sales ef Negrons by RxefttitOM and Aditilhis- tniton must bo at pubic auction, on the ffrstTwu- ilay ofthe month, botweou tlio usual liottf* of sale, at the place of Pttldia Sales in tlffi Chanty where the Letters Testamentary, of Administra tion, or Guardianship may have been grunted, first giving sixty rays notice thereof in one of the public gazettes of this State, and at the dooref the Court I jouse, where such sales are to bo •eld. Notieo for leave to sell Negroes, must be pub lished for lour months, before uuv order absolute shall be made thereupon by tho Court. Soles of Real Estate by Executors, Administra tors, and Guardians, ibhit be published SIXTY DAYS before the day bf Sale. Them* sales must be made at the Court IIouso door of the Couuty fit which the property is situate, and on tho tint Tuesday of tlio Month,between the hoursoftenin tho morning and four iu'tho nftomoon. No sale from day to day is valid, unless so expressed in the advertisement. Application* by Execdtcrs, Administrators and Guardians to.the ConrWjf Ordinary for Rave to soil Loud, must bo published FOUIt MONTHS. Sales of personal property (except negroes) of testate and intestate estate* by Executors and Administrators must bo advertised FORTY DAYS. Applications by Executor* nnd Administrators for Letters Disuussory, must be published SIX MONTHS. Applications for foreclosure of Mortgages on real estate must be advertised once a mouth for FOUR MONTHS. Orders ofthe CourtofOrdinary, (accompani ed with a copy of (he bond of agreement) to make titles to land must ho adveitised Tiiukk Moxtks at least. SherilTsmilosimdor executions regularly grant ed hv the Court*, must be advertised Tftl RT Y DAYS—uidler mortgage executions SIXTY DAYS—Solo* of perutuuoe property under or dor ofCohrt.mustlie advertised, generally, TEN DAYS before tlio day of sale. All Advertisements will bo punctually attended at %• All Letters directed to this Office or too Editor, must bo post paid, to entitle them to at- I tontion. For Rent. £ The Rooms on the 2d and 3d floors ofthe _M.Snvnrtnnh Insurance nnd Trust Company If Building, well udnpled for Counting Rooms, or : )<aw Offices, and will bn fitted lip tn suit the oc cupant*. Possession given on the 1st November, oct 15 8 C HOUSE, Secretary. Thirty Dollars Reward Will be paid for the apprehension and delivery in any Jail ip this Territory, or in the Stale* ofSonth Carolina and Gcor- , Jsdtgla. of my Negro man PRIMUS, who t absconded on the (1th lust. He is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 10 iuclies, slender make, thin vis- , nge, teeth much decayed, mid line a down cast Tlaok. • JOHN L. ENGLE. Jacksonville. (E. F.) SepL 20,1840. net 0 24411 B E it flirtlier ordained, 'fltot thA owners of all lots oil Whitaker, Dull and Drayton-atreets, ns far south ns South Uroad-AtroaUUidan Brough- ton-street,between Drayton and Whitaki-r-streots, and oil Day-strent batweno auld Dray ion and Wliit«kor*streots, shall be Mjiiftid, whenever re quired by the City CoimWI -by resolution* to place a goad and sufficient pavement or sidewalk of brick or flagstone, and ojPthe dimensions spe cified in the ninth sroIioii of Ibis Ordinance, and the said pavamanlahall bp Of Hie level nud height marked on the accompanying map of the several elevations ofthe different streets and squares, and the said pavement shall bo graded or staked down by the City Surveyor, and in the manner .and upon the terms prescribed in the foregoing sec tion of this Ordinance, and Notice of siicb resolu tion shall be published ill tho city Gazettes form least two months, and a copy therdorlio served hy the City Marshal on every olvner or lessee ns aforesaid, his or her agent or attorney, within twenty days after Uio same shall have bden pass ed i and if any person shall refuso or neglect to place a pntfaujenl or sid/iwam'exlending iha'whole length oflfts or har lot wiflffn twelve months af ter anch n 'faanhitinn has bi*rin published or serv ed, it shhlllio the duty of the City Surveyor and City Marshal, tided with *«fch masons, brick lay- era or workmen ns may he fiocewmry, to pi'ocecd to have the snuio placed bolero the lot of each de faulter, untl in die iniuner prescribed hy this or dinance, and he shall reporttho same to Council with the expense thereof, arifi'Council shall forth with dirdettho City TreasuiVr (o issue his execu tion against tlio owner or lefloe of said lot for tho amount bfsuehoxpunse, which shall be collected usall ntliPr taxes nud assessments are enforced by tlio law find Ordinances that nre or umy bo in force; u'fid any person who ■hall molest or trou ble said Surveyor. Marshal or workmen employ ed by them in'the discharge of their said duty or in placing said pavement, ma)r be punished as is prescribed in Inis fi(bisection‘ofthis Ordinance. Extract from the Ordinance. M. MYERS, c. c. * See resolution published in die Republican, 24th Oct. inst. oct 30 Rofrund’s Tonic Mixture, or Vegetable Febrifuge, A specific and lasting cure for Fever and Ague. mtlJS worthy remedy earnestly repels the slur J- of lining u quack mediciife, it having been tiia result of many yuars study, experience and labor, in the medical practice and observation of Fever nnd Ague. It is composed of such medi cinal principles ns were considered most fit to re store tlie Imrniony ofnetionbetween tlio stoumch, liver, and the other important functions of die systeiu.tlie loss of which linrmAtfy is evidently the immediate cause of the disease. It speedily pro- moots n regular and healthy appetite which is generally entirely destroyed ‘or rendered very precarious; by which effect, VigVir nnd strength is soon afforded to the whole system. Ii must be apparent to all. that a medicine ^/assessing these peculiar virtues, is useful in a great variety of complaint*. Dy renewing the healthy action of the digestive organs, it bus proved itself of re markable benefit in dyspepsia, depraved appetite, heart-burn, water brush, flatulency, jaundice, night aweuts, dysentery, howol complaints, nnd all dthter affections of similar origin, but it is in the treatment of Fevers, nnd especially in Fever and Ague, or Remittont Fever, that its powers haVe been principally texted, and with those who liaVe seen its usefulness, it is pronounced sover eign to oil remedies herelolnrt) discovered fo these diseases. It lias also been lised as a pro v'Antive, by many who were subject to a periodi cal recurrence of the chills and feVer, and it has always warded off the apprehenatod attack. It was deemed not improper to oBcompany the vegetable febrifuge with a few of tho many une quivocal certificates politely furtrished'fcMhVpro- nrietor,corroborative ofthe foregoing statements. For furthor accounts of its great usefulness, see pamphlets accompanying each bottle. A fresh supply of the above valuabre medicine just received, and for sale bv G. It. HENDRICKSON, Agent. aug 31 Fifty Hollars Reward. < RUNAWAY from the subscriber,outlie a 12th inst. n mulatto man nnmed George, ^ between 21 and 25 ycnrxofage, about 5 —- feet 2 nr 3 iuclies high, and weighs about 130 lb*, and has very small feet Ilis hair suffi ciently straight to be combed with a common comb. George is n little inclined to be bowl legged, and is very active—can porforin Severn! feats in tumbling, nud has worked some at tho tailor's business. He ran readyery well, and it is probable lie will be furnished with a pass, and cull himself by some other name. The above reward ’ will be given for liisapprehenson and lodgement ill nnv same jail in die State, so that I get him. flibb Co. oct 2i PHILLIP THURMOND, net 20 258tu City Trcasurer’skOHU'te, \ Savaxkaii, Nov. 2, 1840. J T HE following Lots are iu arrears to tlie city for ground rent, to wit: Drown Ward—Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, .15, 23,26, 42,43,44.45,46,50.51,56,58,59, Ol. Columbia Ward—Lots Nos. 3, 4, 5,8,9. 10, 20.21.22,24,25,33.34.36,37. Elbert Ward—Lots Nos. 3. 9,10, 11.12,13, 15,10.20,21,22.23,34,37, 39, 40. Franklin Ward—Lots Nos. 3.4,ll, 12,17,18, 21.22.25,20.29. 30,31,32.34,35,36,39. New Frauklin Ward—Lots Nos. 3,8,9,10,12, 15. Greon Ward—Lots Nos. 2, 9, 10,13, 14,15, 10.20,22,27,28,37,40. Jackson Word—Lou Nos. 7,8,13,16,21,22, 23.24.25.26.29,36,40,47. Jasper Ward—Lots Nos. 1,5,6,7.8.9,10. Laluyotte Ward—Lots Nos. 3, 4,5,6,7,8,9, 10. Liberty Ward—Lots Nos. 4,7,8*9,10,11,12, 15,24, till, 33,34,35. Pulaski Ward—Lot* Nos. 3,4, 6,7;t), 11,14, 15,16. Warreu Word—Lots Nos. 3,5,10, il, 12,16, 21. Washington Ward—Lou Nos. 0,7,8, 10,11, 12,15,17,18,20.21,24.32. 36,39, 40. JOSEPH FELT, City Treu.urer. TAKENOTICE. If the rants due mi the above named Ldtx are 'not paid on or before the 13th instant, I shall on the morning ofthe 14th inst. proceed to re-enter auiil Lots in couformity to Ordinance, nov 3 A. HARMON, City Martha). Dr. Jcbb’B Rheumatic bttilment. T HIS highly npnrovcd mid long celebrated application for Rlnmuintic Di»brilers.i*care fully prepared accordingto the original recipe ol Sir Richard Jnnb, Baronet, Physician to her late Majesty and Rliyal Family. It is doubtless true, that the excruciating pain, the decrepitude, de formity uud prirniuture old age, which nre tlie tisuul attendants and consequences df this dread ed disorder, are suffered by many bfitaons from utter despair bf a cure, or IVequbHt disappoint ment in tfio efficacy or the nuuierbtft pretended antidotes used tb e’ffoct Uiis ptirjiose; But those who lmv« mallo trial of Dr. Jotib’A Rheumatic Linimetlt. eveh in obstinate cases of Ibug stand ing, nud of tlie most severe cliamcfdr, have re ceived essential relief, nud ninuy have been cur ed in n feWdays, some in twenty-four hours, as a number of persons in Boston and vidinity, who were- formerly* afflicted with the Rheumatism, Imve very fitly nnd satisfactorily testified. Cer tificates nre in the possession of tlie Proprietor, which Jtrbve the most thorough and surprising cures fly tnenn* bf this moBt powerful Liniment, in caste* Where other approved applications had totally fuilfed. The Liniment is also Used with signal rlfccess, nud muy be confidently recoin- inendV.d fur chilblnins, hrVtises, spruihs, numb ness, stillness of the joints, &c. Price, 50 ceuta. Asdhply of the above article for sale by WM. II. TURNER, jnljf 14 Opposite the Mansion House. "Bo just, and fenr uot....lct nil tho oniUtliou ului’it at bo tb, Coautry’,, tliy Oo4’i, and Truth's.”. ^*•""'1 1*= SAVANNAH, (GEfORGIA,) THtlRSPAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1840. R BIio'i lloporti. EPORTo ofc«Mi nt Law, argtled and de- termined in tlio Court of Appeals rfhd Court of Eriora of South Carolina, frmn December 1838 to May 1839, both inclusive, by Wm llifce, 8tnte Reporter. Report* ofca*es in Chancery, argued and de- termined iu tlie Cnurt’of Appeals nnd Court of Errors of South Carolina, Irani December 1838 to May 1839, both inclusive, by Win Rice. A Digest of tlio cases decided iu tlfb Superior Cmlrtunf Law, ofthe State of South Carolina, from tlio earliest period, to tbe year 1636 inclu sive, by Win Rice. ■ Also, ihe life, adventures nud opinions of Pathl Thco. Hintt ofSoulli Carolina, Maricr of ArU, andlmiiietiines Dr. of Medicine, alias. Dr Hamil ton, Col Hamilton, Dr Havno, Col llayne. Dr Porcher.Col Singleton, Rev Mr Ueutnti. Rev Dr nnker, Col Allslon. Major Purlier, Col Ben ton, Miijor Middleton, Linut Pringle. Cant Rut ledge, Col Pinckney, Dr Urandreth, Mnj Moore, Ac. in a series of letters to Ids friends, written by him*elf r ^ . —4!.. — 4 • ' Also, the Georgia ntid CnroTlua Alumnae, for 1841, bv Robert Grier. Just received by net It W THORNE WILLIAMS. W Books. T HE difficulties ofRomunism, by Geo Stanly Faber. Strii e nnd Thrive, a tale by JMnry Howjtt. Hope on! hope ever, or tho boyhood of Felix Law, bv Mary Hmvitt. Spark’s Life nfWnshinglon, abridged. The history of Virgil A. Stewart, nnd his ad venture in capturing nud exposing tlie giV.at "Western I^ind Pirate” and hi* gang iu coiiriex- ion with evidence, also ofthe trials, confessions, nnd execution of n number of Murrell’s nmosifates iu the state of Mississippi. France, its King, Court, end Government, by Governor Cass. A fuw niore coniea of die Madison Pnperir. A colliictioti of Music, for the Flute, Violin, Ac. Just received hy oct JG W THORNE WILLIAMS. Tlifc’Mnn-al-Arnis, O R Henry do Cerons; a romance, bv G. P. It. Juumk, author of Daruley De L'OruiQ, Charles Tyrrell, Henry ofGuise, Ac. The elements of Geology for popular use, con taining a description of tlui Geological formations nud imnurul resources of tho United States, by Charles A. Lee, M. D. The Farmers Instructor, consisting of Essays, practical directions nud hints, for tlie management ofthe Form and tlie Garden; originally published in tlio Cultivator, selected uud revised by J. Duel, Esq. Just received hv sept 10 W. THORNE WILLIASiS. Watcli and Jewellery Storfc, South tide Monumcnt-St/mre. The subscribers havh and willkecpconstantlyonhaml t a well selected assortment 1 olClocks, Watches, Jewel- lery, Silver-ware, and fun» 2 cy Goods, which they will 1 sell oti tlio most reusonnhlb terms, to those who will fd- n a call. « « „ , SPEAR A JONESi N. B.—Particular attention paid to Repniritt Clocks nnd Watches, and their time wnrruntbi Also, Jewellery made to ordornnd repaired, oct 21 254 toned, oct Accordiaus. Case fine Accordiant, iworted patterns, beautifully inlaid, pearl keys and superibr J , Just received and for salo by 17 G. It. HENDRICKSON. ■F Starch, Candles, dec. IFTY boxes Colgate's Starch 25 do assorted Candies 50 boxes Bullard's Oil Soap 15 do Prestbu's ext. of Lemons Fur solo by T. M. A J. M. TURNER. pct25 For SalCi A NEW FLAT, built of tho bast Cypress, d\. warrantodlVeoofsap, built purposely for plantaliou use, 50 foot lung, 14 wide, 3J deep. Also, six other Flats ofdiffcrnni sizes, for salo of per Jonn Ctmiming. nud for sale by hire. Apply to . II. F. WILLINK. G. It. IIE^DMCKSON, Agem; iiovU 265 oct 16 * u/ * Cg ', V . * *• ' ,* ' ;'- 1 l 1 W Evans.’ Chamomile Pills, P REPARED from a pure extract ofthe (low. or, a very wholcsomo medicine, mild in op- crutiou and ulcasaiit'in effect, the most certain preserver of health, a safe and effectual cure of indigestion and ull stomach complaints: and as a natural consequence, a purifier of the blood and a sweetner ol tlio whole system, to the nervous and debilitated. The powers of Evans’ Chamomile Pills are such, that the ^alpitatiug heart, the ti’emulou* hand, the diz'/y ova,and tho fluttering mind van ish before their blVects like uoxioiisvapdra before the benign idflucnce ofthe morning suit.. This tonic medicide is for various diseases, general de bility, indigestion and its consequences; a* want of appetite, an uppureut distension of the stom- uch, belching, pains in the stomach, acidity, un pleasant taste i'll die mouth, rumbling noise in the bowels, nervous symptoms,luuguidness,when the mind becomes irritable, desponding, thonght- JiiJ, melancholy and dejected, hypoohondmeism, low spirits.con*iniiptioii,palpitations ofthe heart, nervous irritability, night mare,rheuinntisin,spas modic nflVctions, dimness of right, delirium, and nil other uervidis symptoms, these Pills will pro duce an effectdhl cure. For sale by ANSON PARSONS. sept 7 No. 8 Gibbons' Range. Tfenst l'owdcrs. T HESE Ptfwdur* are an admirable sbhstituto for Yenst in making all kinds of batter cakes and hnvo tbe ndvnntagn over tlmt orlicln in ma king the batter perfectly light and ready for ba king the in*tni\t they nro mixed. Buckwheat and other cakes when made with these pmvders. are less likely to disngten with tbe stomuch than those made with vttast, and ns it requires but a few nijnutes to prepare for linking, the possibility of having them sour is entirely avoided. Tho good effect of mixing enke arid biscuit with theso pbwders, has been approved by many of the most eminent physicians nud snVgeou* in this country: they are also highly recoHmunend- ed by many of tlio first families in thi) city and odier places. A supply of the above valuable nrticto, just re ceived per brig Clinton, and for sale by ANSON PARSONS, sept21 No 8, Gibbons' Briilding*. ftliodllBct. T HE annals of QuUdlibet hy Soldhion Se- cdudihoiight*. CliarlhsO'Malley, the Irish Dragoon, By Harry Lorrequer, with illustration*—No. 1. letters and Speeches, ou various subjects by Lord Urbuglinm. Howard Pinckney, a novel by die abdior of Clintod Bradshaw. Tbe Stage, buforo nnd behind the ctirtnin, by Alfred lliinii. The Jhvenile Forget Me Not. for 1841. Jack Ashore, by the author oflftitliii tbb Reefer. Maftlhr Humphries Clhck, No. 9. Prifcket Maps ofGeorkin, Alabama, Nbrth nnd South Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tuxas, and Florida. The Traveller's Guide through die United Suites. The Traveller’s Guido Map. A description ofthe Cannls and Rail Ronds of the United States, comprehending nntichs of all the works of Internal Improvement throughout the United States, by 11. 8. Tanner. Kent's Commentaries rtlih'dged. Digest of decisions of tile Courts of Common Law and Admiralty in liib United States, byThe- ron Metcalland Jonathan C. Perkins. Digested Chnucery cases, contained in the Re J orts ofthe Court or Appeals of Maryiatid, by atnes Raymond. BUuvier'a Lalv Dictionary. A now collection of Laws, Charters and local brdiiinnces of tub Government* of Great Brituin, Fhiiico and Spain, relating to cession* of lands in Uielr rospbbtive Colonies, together with tho laws bfMexicbnnd Toxos on the snino subject, to which is prefixed Judge Jolmson't translation of Azo and Manuel's institutes of the Civil Law of Spain—by Joseph M. White, Counsellor at Law, and lato delegatb in die Congress of die United Sates, and honorary tribtnber of the Georgia Htistorical Society. Jim! received hy * oeil2 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. HarrBon's Specific Ointment, F OR Uio cure of white swellings, scrofulous and other tumors, ulcers, sore legs, old and fresh woudds, sprains nud bruises, swellings and inflammations, scald head, women's sore breasts, rheumatic pain*, tetter*, eruption*, chilblain*, whitlows, bites, corns, uud external diseases generally. The proprietor has received at least a thousand coitificiitesuiul other docuoleuts in favor of this Specific Ointment—uud they em- brace almost ull tbe complaints—m their worst stages—to which Ointment nr sticking jitter can be npp lied. Among these certificate), there are u great many from the most eminent physi cian* Tn the country, who use the Ointnhmt in their daily practice, iu preference to any, or all others which luivo ever been invented. Tbe proprietHl’ haH also received n great many testi- muniul* l>om furriers, military gentlemen, farm ers, and dtbers, relative to the amazing efficacy ol his Ointment, in bruises, cuts, nnd ull the ex ternal complaint* and diseases of horsed; and among them nre no less than a dozen certifying to tbe perfect cures which it bus performed on tbe sore backs of some of those unininls. Al together the proprietor feels no hesitation iu stating—or iu putting itto the proof against all composition—that "Harrison’s Specific Oint ment” ia vastly superior 10 every thing ofthe kind which bus heretofore been offered to the public. Forsaleby T..M. &J.M. 1 TURNER, oct 28 Monument Square. Garden Seeds. T HEaubscrilivr has just received by brig Sa vannah, a full supply of Fresh Garden Seeds, warranted of Uio boat qtlnlilr, and of Uio Croj) of 1840, viz: Aspsmgnu, large Dean*, dun colored, rob roy and lima polo Duels, long blood, fur nip blood, mangle wurtr.ol, uud while scarcity Brncnli, purple caffe Cabbage, early york, drumhead, hntterann, ( ;reen glazed, sugar onf. and red dutch Cauliflower, early Cucumber, long green und curly IVuuir Carrot, long orange and early born Celery, white •olid LeUnce, cal ibnge'hend A green cds* Melon, cition, )fino ap ple. nud netted Mustard, whim Farslaya curlifdl oct16 ' Pnrenlp, largo White Pena,‘early Ibude, dwarf marrowfat, dwarf blue imperial, rnriy chart- ton and early'wnahing- toil Pepper, lotfe red and sweet Spanish Squash, early *bnsh and nermn'a sffiped Radish, cheAy turnip, short top scprlet, .long scarlet, and blk winter Salsify or vegetable oya- ter Spinach, large TojPktocs Turnip, oariy dutch, ear- •1y>pring,n*d top, ru tabaga uild large flat globe Clover, white I/nd red Lucerne Grasr, Ac &c For salo hy A. PARSONS. LnntlAuii’s Gardcu Needs, WARRANTED-Crop 1840. T HE Piot/rietnr's opportunities for extensive practical observation jiave ennblod him judi ciously to discriminate Mich varieties of vegeta bles u* are really worthy of ciiluire. from Uie infe rior, or, as is’Aot unfreqiient, worthless varieties ofthn same claim, which have been perpetrated through incxperence; therefore, in making this selectinn.hu ha* excluded many sort* mtially fotmd in Uie Catalogues of those * who are mere renders not practical giomrt of seeds.- A ml be i* not sure that tlie variety might not bo still further reduced with advantage; nt any rale this is ample lor any garden, however extensive, and fully adnpteu to the nicest taste. As to quality of die seed*, the proprietor whiles it to bu remciiibered, thnt what is sold by him is of hit oicn growth, (with but slight exception.) therefore tear ranted trilh entire confidence, thutthnV will, upon trial, prove to be far superior to ainSt of foreign importation, or such ns are casually collected ill the United Slates. Aspamgn*. large green Melon, Nutmeg, CittoA Beans, enrlvsix week* Water Spanish Speckled Valentine Mustard,white Chinn Red Eye Okra Curnlinu or Suweo Onion, silver skin Beet, Lung Blood l^irgu Yellow Early Turnip Parsley, curled, plain White Sugar Parsnip, Sugar Mnugln Wurtzel P«as, Early Charlton Borecole Early Flume Broccoli, Purfiln Capo Extra do do Cnhbagc, Early York Royal Dwarf Early Sugar Loaf Bishop Dwarf Largo York Dwarf, Blue Imperial Early Battersea Pepper, large Bell Curled Savoy Pumpkin, Cashuw Green Glazed Rhubarb. Tart Flat Dutch Radish, Large Scarlet Largo Drumhead Long Salmon Drumhead Savoy White Turnip Red Dutch Red do do Carrot. Early Horn F ,||n '" K r White LongOrnnge Yellow Turnip Cauliflower, Enrlv Black Spanish Celery, While Solid Spinach. Round Leaved Do Red do.Cressiciirru Prickly Seeded Cucumber,Early Fraiu6 Squash.Early Bush Do Long Greon J.ong Green Egg Plant, Inrge Purple Tomato, large Endive, Curled Turnip, Bed Top, Fiat Leek, Flng Leaved Dutch, Yellow Swedish, Lettuce, Early Cabbage Purple Top Rutabaga Large India Brown Dutch Jilst received nnd for sale by T. M. & J. M. TURNER, sept 30 Momiuient-Squure. _ PlM) 35 _ _ 55 pcs plaid LinJcy 36 'do Indigo lilffh plain untnespnn * Received per brig L Baldwin, and for sale by oct 20 GEORGE W. BEHN. , Plnlnt nnd Blnnkets. j^A PCS heavy English mix'd Plain* O vf 100 do dh whits Welch do 50 pee drab do do 500 do twilldqlKerseys, nil qualities . 100 do henvy 9-101-ondon Dtiffil BhrfiKeti 100 do do 7-Sand 84) do do do 200 do do tirUled Bristol do 200 do colored do do do Lately receivcfl'und for ante at the lotVeat mar kel price, by . 8N1DEK, LvrMioi 1 & NEVirr. net 24 IHnilln Cohan, Canton tlnn- nul, Ac. *0. Received per brig L. Baldwin,. W ORKED Muslin Collar*, Velvet Ribbon*, stripod. checked and plain Swish Muslin, Cambric Dimity, Furniture Chintz Fancy silk lllikf*, Cauton Flannels For mile by GEO. W. BEHN. net 20 llandkcrchlcfs. Cops. d^pTdcc. DOZEN ludigoblue plaid.IldWa^ (10do fancy plaid Hdfk*,(Gingham ptui "" unz Wool Caps, low priced Sattinel Gil Cloth nnd Counterpanes. O ILCIutb tableCoversin pattern* very hand- some;Cloth table Cover*; richly ctnbo*sed. cotton and worsted do. French Counterpanes made in Auieridk, a new aud handsome article.— Received by J A CLIFFORD, oct 12 DlauketS) dee. ^ RALES saddle Blankets, *2tK) blanket* each ml 1 hale large size col’d horse do 5 bales 8-4 and 9-4 Duffil 'do 0 cares wTjo I filled Kersey* 2 do low priced Snttinet* Landing from brig Clinton, nnd tor sale hy HIRAM ROBERTS, oct 20 No 3 and 14 GibbonY Building. Dry Goods. T HE subscriber is now receiving from Iho bgg Chiton from New-York.nnu Eli Whit ney from Boston, the following articles: 1ft’ bale.* low priced 7-4 brown Shirting* 10 do 30 inch heavy do do 10 do 36 do do do tfd 15 care* 7-8 and 44 bleached ShirffugV 10 do Prints, nssotltkl qualitic* 5 bales Bed Tick, 3 do brown CnntnA Flannel 2 do low priced red do 1 case 44 blue Plaids, 1 do col'd Cambric* 3 do low priced Checks For salo by HIRAM ROPjERTS, oct 20 No 3 aud 14 Gihbofi’* Building. annu l*. Flannel*, dec. dec. 8-4 Rob Roy Shawl* 140 04 dodo do 30 44 do do do 50 colored Brnche do 75 black do do 15 doz Fancy Cltaflj do IV do Momdipde Lain Scarfs 2 pieces Saxony Wndl Flannol, very fine 10 do “Rogara" Puldlit do, warranted not to shrink 15 do superior WeliU do 2) do Yorkshire do 0 do - wool und cotton (twilled) do 3 do Gimetlu do 5 do Yoilow do 2ft do flue Red > do, low priced ID doz Ladies whito Merino Hose W do do black do do J5 do do colored !do do 40 do hlk. white &. col'd Cashmere Hose i.O do Coriiilhian Bntn* 10 do Grecian do- oct 28 No 2, Bhnd's Bnildii^, 10 Glorc. nnd H'o-lcry* Dozen ladies cold Kid Glove* „ 5 do do blk ,'do 4 df» Gent* blk end coj/l kid do Gent* cashmere do, jjluldreu'* do Lddies blk Ingrain silk Hose • Ffo do rib'd cashmere do Do plain do do do, dn'col’d do do Just received and for sain low forcushhv oct 13 AVERY & JOHNSON. baleejfd F|nnnels, sou do red ond.plnjd Lim 100 scaVlutand black lllibet Shi 200 Highland plaid Shawls, voi 500 do (Alton .do u 200 piece* cadet iiux((Ksiee|v , nud brown. Sntlitieta 100 dotian blue Roiual Hdkf* • 10 cases American Prints, 200 dozen men’s wmdg'ni 100 whito and bleacbcdpii 2 dozen 44 black thihut 2 do 5-4 do qq, .do 100 pclces low pricod upron Checks 60 do blue Plaids . * rt) do white Flannels, nreorted ni)nlities •, J5wd». super genuiuo white Wo&hFlatmel* 15 do *>' Uo do Itugurs patent do 50 do huckshsck aud'SrntcIi Irinprr ,. 4 Black A colored Silkx, super Bus de I^iine^ nnd French Prints, fancy SImwl*, fancy silk Cruvnts, limey silkjlag*. fancy silk aitlust ing cunt Bniion*, gilt do, pvprl, bone and silvered Buttons,300 lbs patent ilag Thread, 500 dozen nssortcO.spool Thread. Ac. Ac. For sale nt wholesale nnd retail by SNIDER, LATH HOP A.NEVITT., . EJ'Wholesale Room, upstair* fronting Con gress street. oct 13 Silk Shirts* Ac. Ac. S ILK Shirt* ond Drawer*, Merino do do Cotton 8birts, Silk Illidkf* Collar*. Slocks and elastic Suspendera Fancycbl’d and black SilkCrnvnts Meriub, Lamb’s Wool, Silk.and Cotton ^ Dose Merino, buckakin and Silk Gloves Received per brig L Baldwin, and for sale by oct 20 GEORGE W. BEHN. Negro Cloths. Blankets and Bug ging* S'*"** Kerrey*, the most approved kind fJXj '5 bale* super white Welsh Plains 10 do English mix'd Plains, 5 do Cordova do 25 do London duffil and Bristol Blankets, vari ous qualities and sizes, very heavy 100 pcs heavy Bagging Received by recent arrivals from Liverpool and New Yhrk, and for sale'hn the best tennshv SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVl'l'T. oct 12 50 Supeiior Salad Oil. Ac. 1 ft BASKETS superior Salad Oil JiJml 0 boxes do do 25 dozcu common Sweet Oil, for plantation use 20 boxes best English Mustard - 30 do Colgate's Starch, No l 2 ca»e» English Fig Blue Jiut received per brig Clinton, and forsaleby A. PARSONS. oct 27 No 8. Gibbon'* Buildings. Itowand’s TOnlc. A Fresh supply of ltownnd'* celehmttfff Top- ic Mixture, warranted H safe end 6'ferluin temedy for fevernnd agues, Sir. Just received, Jayiie’s Hair Tonic—Hair. T HERE is nothing like a good bond of hair to act off u mun'* pate. A* the poet says— "—’Tis the robe which curious nature weaves To hmijr upon the head, and docs adorn Our bodies.” Tn be sure a Imld head is becoming edeugh in a judge, or n minister, for itlouks grave end ven erable, nud tho' it may nut be nu unerring evi dence of windom, yet it is a decisive proof tlmt tliu individual ia not hair brained.—Yollng por tion*, especially young beaus aud belles, are rath er uverse tb u premature disrobeiuent oftheir roofs; und ho who offers a remedy to preserve thut important ornament must he looked upon in the light df a benefactor. Aud such a one is Dr. Jayne, whhse liuir tonic hasdoue wonders inenux ing the hair nut on barren spots, und preventing its falling off. There is no nuuckorv about this article.' We hnvo seen evidence of its efficacy. A gentleman who has been bald fur a number of years, by the use of this tonic, lias got quite a ’flourishing growth on the !ate waste place. There whose liuir, like false friends, is leaving them, will find this an excellent preventive. To young bucks who ucpiro to bushy whisker*, this lonin must be iuvaluublu—and to young Indies'wbb would preserve their glowy ringlets, it mustbb tho great desideratum.—Portland Transcript. Tho abbvu for wile by T. M. A J. M. TURNER, oct 27 Monument Square. A CLEAR.FAIR SKIN. Howland's Killy dor, ForthcFAPE ond SKIN.ond of titnl importance to the tup (tort of FEMALE LOl'ELISRbS. P O W i-KFU L of effect, yet mild of influence, this admirable specific (a Preparation from tbe trnfit delightful Balsamic Exotic*, nnd per- Orally free from mineral, or other pernicious admixture) posses**** fialsamic properties of sur prising energy. It eVadicntes TAN, FREC KLES. PIMPLES, SPOTS, REDNESS,and all CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS,gradually realiz- ing n delicately clear fair, nnd soft Skin; trails- forms cVen tbe most SALLOW COMPLEX ION iuto RADIANT WHITENESS; renders harsh and rough ukiti delightfully soil and smooth; imparls to tbe FACE, NECK, aud ARMS, a healthy and juvenile bloom; mid. by due perseverance iu its applications, promo'es u free and uninterrupted exercise of those im portant functions of the skin, which uie of tbe utmost necessity fur tbe preservation of Health, and continuance of a Beautiful Complexion. The Kulydor is etjnully ihdispeusible in the Nursery as at the Twilet. Perfectly innox ious, il may he used by the mo«t delicate Lady, with tlie assurance »f safety and efficacy. To Mothers Xarsing liuir Offspring, it gives, in nlleaseso of incidental nuflumumtioii, immediate relief; cools the mouth of the infout, and cuhuucua maternal pleasure iu the uct of administering alimentary nourishment. To Gentlemen, w hose faces nre tender afler SHAVING.—A great infelicity which attends the operation of Shaving is the irritation of the skin; ninny Gentlemen sulfur severely from this cause. Howland's Ktdydor will be lonnd excel lent beyond precedent ul iimeliurHliouandullay- ing dial*most unpleasant sensation. It protects the face and skin from tlio perni cious effects of tlie Sun'and dust, which produce Sun-burns, Tun, Parched Lips, Freckle*, Ac., nil of which it entirely eradicates; and iu case* of slings of insects, it immediately allay* the most violent inflammation, and renders the skin delight full v smooth aud pleusetit. 'I’o Ladits, who occnJUibnully snjournon tlie tea coast, or are partial tb aquatic exekrsious, or are about to encounterh)ilg wt/aget, should in variably provide tbenlselvea Ivitii die Kulydor, by tbe use of which,ddruig the novelty of such recreation, nud afler saline immersion, or sea Bathing, Uie pristine ta-rainulioii of a fine skin and auiuited Complexion are guarded from otherwise curtain, and-perhaps lasting injury, as the influence of the Sun on the skin produce* tun, Sun bums, roughness, tensity, Sec. For sale by T. M. A J. M. TURNER, unv 2 Wltito Lend, Ac. KEGS English While Lend X\JvJ 300 do American do do, Nri 1 and 2 20 blue* Baltimore Crnine Yellow 2(J do do do Greet/ 60 doz Paint Britches and Sash Toole, a* Bortedtfhrta.jiiBt received per ship Oils and for sale by G. Hi 11ENDIUGRSON; oct ltf Bousot Lozenges. W ISTAR’S ami Sherman’s Bouse! Lozen gc*, fiir coughs, cold*, ustlunu*, Ac., ju*t received uud iur sole bv ANSON PARSONS, sept 16 No. 8 Gibbons’ Range. Peters* Pills. A FRESH supply ofthe above vnlunblo med ; icine just received, and for sale by ANSON PARSON'S, juiy 27 No. 8 Gibbons’ Range. * Fine Cut Tobacco. Ac. OA GROCE Mrs Miller’s tine Cm Tobacco OU 2 bbls Lurillard'*i Scotch Simff, iu bind- ders 2 bbls do do do, in J lb bottle* 1 do high Tout do 1 do Mnccnboy do 2 keg* French Rnppcn Just received, pur lato arrivals, and for sale by net 31 A. PARSONS. Hair Ilcstorntlves. J UST received, a supply of Quirk’s Cassofla Oil. Rowland’s Macassar do, Vegetable Cer ate. Cream de Rose; also. French Pomntulh, and Johnson A Co's highly perfumed Bear’s Grease and Oil; much approved of for restoring thfehair. For salo by A. PARSONS, not 31 Lamp OIK -g Casks Bloachad Lamp Oil, lo'hr priced, X vl just ffcbftwed nnd fdf dale bv . oct 13 G R HENDRICKSON. .12ore New Goods) Per brig Savannah. PIECESgrky mix’d Kentucky Jeans 50 do dark blue da do 1 case licht blue Demins 1 do corded Skirts 4 do Cotton Umbrellas 1 do Silk do ,,3 hides ^bile Flannels, 1 do l6Vv priced jft do Red do ‘ 3 do super Whitney Blanket* . 1 case Colton Fringes 60 lbs Turkey red Yarn 10 pieces hlkBntnbaaiu 10 do blk Lasting 700 lbs mix'd Pins 10 pieces blk Italian Crnpo 2 do super blk Silk Velvet . 70 doz gentlemen’s blk Silk CrTvnt* 5 do do blk Italian do . 2 do do snperhlkSiitltidn .20 do do Piaid Silk Cravats ‘50 pieces do Silk Pocket Himdkerchiel* , 10 do gonnino Welch Flannel* 100 doz men’* knit wool half lloso 50 do do Lainh* Wool do do It) do gent’* Lambs Wool and Angola Hosb 10 do brnwu and mix’d Colton do 25 piece* Imtidsnme Furniture Chintz 10 do assorted color* Broad Clutlu SO do white Cntuhrics 50 do Jnckonel Mtufms, Book, Swi«* affd Mull de Super blk Md blue blk Silks Plain chonf&able do . Mims de Lalnes nnd striped Chnlvs SNIDER, LATHROI 1 .fcNEVlTT. oct 21 . Curtain materials. T>ORI)ERED French Chintz, fur window iD shades , Drown nnd white Linen, for 00 Drapeiw Muslins, Cord Tassel*, Ac. by AVERY A JOHNSON, oci31 8onth siclo Monument-square. S9 Illttcherel. Herring. Ac. ■f A A BOXES Herring. 12 bhf* Mackerel. XUll No 1 and 2. 10 half do do, No 1 nud 2,22qrdodo,No 1 and2,6bbls No 1 Salmon. Now landing from schr Savannah, from Bostou, and lor sale by WHITE A BARTELS, nov 3 „ Salt Pctre. Ac. •fcllFTEEN HUNDRED lb* refiued Salt Petrie X 5 bbls Sp Turpentine 5 hltl* Castor Oil, 200 boxes aborted Phials 2casks Penrlasl), 2 do Srinnilu* 40boxes London. Mustnrd 10 do scented Soap 10 do Sarsaparilla Mend 20,000 half Spanish Segars, just receiled nnd for sale by T. M. A J. M. TURNER, nct’26 Monument Square 4 NItik*kiiig Ink. BBLS Mnrkiug Ink. suitable for marking cotton, just reteivednnd for sain by oct24 G. II. HENDRICKSON. Pbrnimery. J UST received, a large supply of French,Ger man and American Cologne Water; ulsb, Lavender, Florida, Honoy, Orange. Portngr.hffij Esp’t de Rose, Eit. Uiirgamot,do Musk, do Vid- lei,do Lavender. Forsaleby A. PARSONS. ho/ 4 No. 8 Gibbons’Bongo. Salts. Copperas, Ae. fi? BBLS Caluuber Suits, 10 do Copperas fmleJ 10 do Whiting, 4 do Alum 15 kegs refilled Salt Petris 30 do Spafiish Brown, ili oil Just received and for rale by nov3 G. R. HENDRICKSON'. Drugs, Mcdicinas Ad "J A CASKS Epson: Salts X vl 4 do Pearl Ash 2 do SalirrutiiH 2 do washing Soda 1 do Flour Sulphur ({ cases ridl do 1 do Gum Camphor 2 do Rhubarb 10 bids green Copperas 10 do Whiting 10 do Castor Oil 6 do Alcohol 10 do dear strained Honey ft do Bristol Brick 4 do Flax Seed 3 balei fine VelvetCorks 3 do DeihijohtiaudJiig do 100 packages Apothecaries Glossriilre,every variety „ 10 grace Maynard nnd Rogors’ blk Ink ft bbls Mhcnboynnd Scotch Smiif 20 jars do und Rappee do. Ac. Ac. Received by late arrivals, and for sale low on accommodating term*. oct 21 G. R. HENDRICKSON._ Orris and Ghlorino Tooth Wash, F OR cleaning and preserving the Teeth ami Gums, ami purifying tho breath; prepared entirely from Vegetable substances, and is highly approved nnd recommended by physicians and dentists ofthe first respectability. Just received and for sale by A. PARSON8. oct5 1 - Hutlcr’s Eircrvc§ccnt ITIiifyncsIiu F OR Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Head Ache, Acidity ofthe Sininacli.IIntuliiat Co*- tiveness, Ac. and highly vnIued as a Cooling Pur gative. Just received and for imle hy sept. 21 TH0S;RTF.RS0N IJnciirrcnt Bank Notes. A UGUSTA Banks, Columbhs Bank*. Monroe Kail Road State Uffitk Urnnclics, Ocmulgeo Bank, Bonk Hawkiusville, Geo. Rail Rond, Ac.Ab.'Ao. Pnrcliartd at the lowest rates, ufld the highest premium given for specie, by . . WM. ROBERtSdN. Bro.koL uurcll 3 56 Butter and Cheese. BOXES Clieett 10 casks do 9 firkins Butler. Landing and for salo by net 28 SHAPTER A WOODBRIDGE. Butter’and Suitar Crackers. V) F? BBLS. Butter Crackers Jml%J 40 liAxe* do do for family use, 10 bbls Sugar Crackers Landiug from brig L. Baldwin, nnd for sale by octal C LAG HORN A WOOD Blitter and tpheesc. •g 6) FIRKINS prime ..Goshen Butter, 10 JLjS boxes Pine Apple Clieese, 12 4u Cheese. Just received and for sale hy nov 3 L. BALDWIN A CO. 375 unv 3 Lime. CASKS Thomnston Limn, for sale by KING A COOMBS. Iluffis, TongucsTfec. 8 BBLS. Ham*, 3 do smoked Tongues, 10 do pickled do Landing from brig Clinton, and for sale bv oct 21 CLAG HORN A WOOD. Snporinceous Compound, Ae. S APOKIACKOUS Compound. Gurlaiu’s Ainbrnzul Cream, do Clenphqne, (Low’s) Windsor Soap, uud French Essence de Savon. I.inttli. 1. ,, mv..a*...I '..I* Ci.m ll'l.ll 1,1 .tinVMItf II,Bt r. I. highly oppreved.br for ease in shaving, just re ceived ana for *afc b^ A. PARSONS, oct 29 No 8 Gibbon’s Buildings. I.I|> Siilvc, dec. L IP Salve (Rose scented,) Cold Cream, Milk Roses, nnd Champlmrated Soap, all highly recommended fur ebaped nud rougli skin, for rale by A. PARSONS, oct 29 Hull’s trusses* A 8UPPLY or Hull's Patent Trllsse*. Also Common do Tor Negroes, inst received uud lor sale hy ANSON PARSONS, oct 29 No 8 Gibbon's Buildings. Drills, Hcdicincs A Perfumery. T HE subscribe:* have constantly on hand a full supply of Drug*. Medicines, Perfumery, and fancy nrticles, of die best quality, which they offer ou reasonable terms, wholesale dr retail. T. M. A J. M. TURNER, not 19 Monument-Square. miller’s Tobacco. F IFTY grace Mn» O B Miller’s fine cut To- banco, just received und for sale by oct27 G. 11. HENDRICKSON. Brushes. A FINE assortment of Hair and Tooth Brush es, just deceived uud forsule by sept 14 THOS. RYERSON. Sturcli. Ae. PCf\ BOXES Colgate’* superior Starch OU 6do Ruglisli Fig Blue. 2 ceroom Span ish Indigo. Just received and forsaleby oct8 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Lamp Oil. QAA GALLS. Winter Sperm OU qUU 200 do common Lump Oil nt $1 per jrallon. just received persbip John Cuimning. nnd for win by ANSON PARSONS, oct 19 Fresh Garden Seeds. 8 CASKS and one ease well selected nnd choice Garden Seeds, comprising u tine assortment, just received ii/id for sale; bv oct29 G. R. HENDRICKSON. TO THOSE WHO VALUE A FINE HEAD OF HAIR. USE Qiilrk’« Cass ad a Oil. T HE diseases of the hdif among il* are those \Vhich occasion baldiiess and gradual tallin; offjnflhe hair, und thiunuH* of it—tho cause* of which arise IVoui many disorders, especially le vers; perspiration, which extends Ihe pyres, re laxes thn roots, cause* this hair to fall off. ond of ten occasions total baldness. Baldness hn* ever 1 been esteemed n great defect. It generally arises throiigh violent exercise; from whenco arise per- spiralllm*, which too frequently occasion a loss ofthe liuir—it relaxes tlie roots—tho acidity pre vent* Uio fluid noting bn the hair,w'.uch occnwftn* it to wiisto. For instance, oiler u vi unut perspt- rntmn 111. bttir heeotm'* dry, it fc«l« ejireniely harsh, And no eln.lidity in it whatever; therefore, to prevent its Inking nn effect on the hair, firat mb the hair dry with a cloth, then apply iho Cas- nit do Oil to the ronuj of the hair, so that tlie akin ofthn hfend may he ilioisiened, and renidln *o af ter each rime of narejiiratiou. Sold .wholesale nud retail by the proprietor Thn*. Quirk, No - 490 Brbadway, N-|Tork; and M r.*ta. ■; New Goods. QA PC8 Prints . - ... O" " 20 do Mmifcelme de Laities,riwi patterns 5 dp black nnd blk uud slate do 6 do white Flannels ., , J*l. d 2 do Snxouv Cnssimercs’ for boys Clothing f2 tlb hlk mix’d Snttinet 3 Vlo grey mix'd do . ,8-lOorown tuple Cloths 12 dbfl;n plaid Hdkf* 1UI) ifo Raworth’s spool Cotton U pcs Canton Flmitibl , .Victoria Skirts, coided do *54 Hamilton Sheetings ,‘C dozen shell IwbtConibs 8 do do side do ft 'do linen camtrick lldiift 4 do hcinstiched do. do 34 inch hlk apron Silk* , ft Ladies silk aprons with borders Just received nnd for rale low bv oct 13 AVERY A JOHNSON'. . £6 dozen rich fancy Slmtvls, A MONG wbirli are 84 and 54 rich Damask Siik 4:4 changeable niidpluid do 84 einb’d Tbibe). Wool, very rich 64 Brocha nnd Blanket . .# Togetherwiih a larce assortment of S'qqrfsana small dress Hhdfs; ull nf which will Unsold at u small udvuncefmincfAt. for cash, or good paper. AVERY A JOHNSON, oct 19 Sontli side Monument Sqnare. . Desirable Goods. I MPERIAL Quill*, a sup'r article .Marseilles do Lit'dio* sup'r col'd H 8 Cloves Ladies and misses Woolen Mitts M . v . High and low priced Sutriuetts. cadet niix'dana crey mixed tli > < Broadclntlis, blue, brown and invisible green Super black Thibet SImwl*, large A small size* SupeV embroidered t do Snpe'f English Caurijn Flannel, domestic do Fancy Cussimeres ai'id Vesting Super figur'd Algerine, a new article Heavy silk Hose, Bishop La\vu*,check’<! Mnslin*| Jnckonel. Nnnsnok and -Mull Muslin* Aldus de Laine. afid Chally*. Supgr Trench, English and Auiericnn Prints Gents siik Pocket Hdkf*, elastic Grand Chains Worsted and silk Bags, piaid silk Cravat* EinJi’d Thibet Cravats and Scarfs Rirfi fumiture Chintz - v . • Snjier twill'd Gro do Royal Silk, a splendid arte'. Rith colored Silks Plain aud fig'd super black Gro de Swisie Indian Silks, plain and fig'd Reps do Super bluck nud bine black lldmbasin (^arperings, Rugs uud flour Mitt* „ , For rale at wholesale and retail, at very lew prices; by oct 27 SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT P»r,4 Hlc.o Sueur. A III!DS priiuo Porto Rico Sngni TC # ing from .-hip New Jorscy, and sold low from the lvhnrf. by , , net 24 LADD. TUPPER A SISTARE*. r, latidf will be Mm ami pi'inie Beef. . /■[A BBLS. Mess Beef, N‘. Y. city iuspecrinu t^U 60 do Prime do do Landing nnd for sale bv , lie 122 SHAPTER A WOODBRIDGE. . Corn Nlirillcrs. tf) f* Patent Corn dheUers. Jml*J Forsaleby ... HAZARD, DENSLdW & WEBSTER; oct17 • * N' New Rlarlicrcl. - OS. 1,2 and 3, in whole uud liulf barrels, for sale by GEORGE H. MAY. t28 *-;■*■; Harry Lorrequer. T HE CcnifcHsion-t of Hurry Lorrcqner, with numeroiis jlliisiraliop*, liy Phiz, 1 vol. fivo. Conlinmitiaii of MemnirsoftliQ Court of Eng; lanil, during tH'e reign of (he Stuarts, including the Protectorate, by Jno. HenengeJes*,in2yul*. containing Mumoira of Cromwell, Gen. M'npk; Prince Rupert, tbe Duke of Buckingham, Dtilm of Mouniontli,, Dutches* of Richmond, of Buck ingham. of Cleveland, of Portsuionfli, ofMawi* rine.utid of Richmond. Jomiyn. the Enrl of Rnchj ester. Count nud Countess of Giuaimont, Nell Gw.vnu, Ac. Ac. . .. > , Tho young Prime Donna, a Rnihniice of the Opera,*by Airs Gray, aiitbbr of” The Duke,” iu 2 vnt*. i,, , Tell Thonraml n Y*»h by the author of •* Tlie Diary of a Plivsiciau,.” 2 vdl». , , 1 Aikius’ British l’oet*; from Johnson to Beattie,' 1 vol. ... ' A Frost's do. rrmn Fnlcnticr to Wiyljer Scott. Bd'ccacio’* Derauieron, 2 vol*. 8vn. Sir Walter Scott's Works, complete in 10 vols.' 8vo., bound in calf., . , Charles O. Alnllcy. the Irish pragonu, by the author of” Harry Lorrequer, Nba. 1,2,3 and4,' with humorous illustrations. .. No. 12 Muster Ilijpiphrey’* Clock. . . The Americail Alumnae for 1840. . Georgia nod. Snuth-Carolina. Almanac*, by wholesale and retail. Just received. VV. THORNE WILLIAMS, not 22 ■ CHAPMAN’S PATENT .METALLIC Iluzor Strop, IN Til FOUlt SI UPS. . . # T HIS Tablet coiiibiiia* the nr.qperlios of.liotli u hone and strop, require*.no oil cr other fluid, and w in iu use extreme)' most particularly lecomiuendcj wbb experience thb in< iiicb und strong hoard' siohnlly to thn Tablet _ per/'ect an edge, u* |o rei •having ii* easy ttfcf) agrees plousaut and pelnful. c '“ ■fcl IXE+HORN^ Exp Jed. coughs, cold*., ness of the client and In tigs’, it. for children. Just received hi nov 5 G..R. !***