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Newspaper Page Text•f I8T.0F LETTERS, ronminiug JJ Ui the Toil Office, Savannah, Slat March. * **“ • - • Uila Hat, w«l 1813. please l» th< fe Abrahama A D Adam. W M G Atwood Jeaso . ms wishing letters I for adoo Used letlen. Gillen Mira Elisabeth Anderson David D Arden Thomas Baum J P Bailor John G Brawl Allen Boylll Gideon C Bertholot John F Betgoman Henry Beaiely,TF Healer C T Brinnan William Brightnian William P riggs Georgs D Hiss Thomas trig Sterling and owners ridge James evana U H irowne IUchanl era G T . ' Mias 0 * ^ * William irodio A M . rown Jeremiah S Hmileneau Augustus • BoodyJW . Burk Mrs Ann v. Butler Mias > w Butts William Burlingame H II Butler Mra Ann G C Cooper Peter G Childs Mrs Sabtjt T Christie Luko r* .. CodeThomu Cleveland James Cooper llenry ClerN Cooper !• rederic Clark Mra Anna Coleman Daniel Craig Ann J Clark Ch. ' Charles Clark CL Cavenaugh Jeremiah Charlton Georgo Craig John K Campbell John Chase Lyman L CabanissJohn C Crandall Benjamin II Clary Charles 0 Carmichael Danlol Carroll Jamoa Crook Rufus Cornwall Geo D Connolly Patrick Crowell Allon Crocker Edward O Cook Joseph C Corbett Robert Condy Samuel A Courtenay Ann J Cann G \V “saS Davidson Mrs Sarah C Di iayse David Draper William Dally John Dam our John li Davia E Davenport B iPi Dervin Peter Delegal Moses Diion Andrew Dillon John Dickaon Jamoa D * Doherty D Donovan John DawlJohn Donovan Richard Delany Richard Doucicn Mrs Abn Dotson Mathew Dupon Miss Elixa Du fin A*B Dunham Mra S C f Dunlap Samuol Eaton Bei Eaatmead Eaaterbrool Eastern Wharf S in P i Suaor MO* Fay William A Farrell Jamoa Faran Miaa Elizabeth Fields John J Fisher Joaiah Fisk Thoopllua Fitzgerald Albert O Finnegan Mrs Gaskin Cook Grafton William Greiner George Gardener William Gardner R Graham Peggy Gray 4c Pinder Ganahl J Sc Co. E , Evana Samuel Ehricka B Everson John Elkins Mias Lydia Ann P Folger Fredoric B Foote Samuel Ford Jamoa Foote John T * Fox Daniol FunzeJ H Fuller Miss H B Fulton William P G Gillpatrick Benjamin Gilltnan William H Gilliert LoreVto a n Bridget _ in Dominick Griswold C C Gordon John Goldwire John itr Jatnoa M irn Francis \, Miss Sabina E J J & Co ■41 ■'* White llpniy- Miss Ann Wisfer Andrew «- Willis Mra Mary* Wil.on^Im Janw iVniiama JMiq Alary Young WillUm Wilkins J Wylly r mLhu- Williaiflb Mra Jank Wlttell & Sowall White Joseph Whitehead Alfred Wood Charles Wood Samuel V • X. Y. Z. GKO. SCHLEY, P. M. nKNErtT OP Mltrt. NEOPltf, XIOJl ail.E.—15 casks winter and J? fall strained Sperm Oil 00 boxes New Uodibrd Sperm Candles 600 do GeorjjlaJCgllow MON DA Y F. VHMSafcd .A MIL, ,1813. WdLbe pdtfgrmed, Rossini’s Opera of LA LAURA, OR TIIF MAW OF UALA1XEAD. * Mr. Archer. Fabriclo, Mr. Hall. Mr. SI,rival. 1100 do ^lortheflUAp do *** '*■-la. nuroCld|PWInegar„ • feePNorthern Pine Bonrdi Fernando,., Mr. Scguin. Mindjta .Mrs. Seguin. To conclude with the Burlotta of the 10 M feen^orthurn Pine Ilonrda 5 M Northern Brinks, suitable for paving. By apr3 > ELIJAH HENDERSON.. flAMDEto SIIEhlFJ’S SALKS.— Will bn sold on thq,flrst Tuesday in June 1oor in Jefferaon, t*o vied WW bp , neat, bolore the Court Hoi Negroes, vis. Naney. aged W, senna, aged on by virtue of» fl. fa. oft foreclosure ora mortgage, issued from the Inferior Court, at the instanwol Joseph Arnow va.JI. II. Floyd. The plaintiff is rom in pOMOtron of and property. Also, will be aoldonUio first Tuesday in May nest, before the Court House in Jefferson; one lot in the village of Ccntrovillo, conuihiug two acros of * —d. together with a Dwelling IIouco, Store House, too improvements thereonjjc wt. issued from the Jtiti >f George Wilcox vs. Ric „ OLYMPIC ItUVLLN. Promothetfa, Mr. Seguin. Swiss Boy ,1% ’....Mr. Shriv.il. Jupiter, ....Mr. Archer. Iandura, •> ..Mrs. Soguin. prick a of PDMiaaiotr, Boxes and Parquet 75 cents. Centre Gallery, 11 Side Gallery, 25 « apr 3 im irovementa thereon kjevied on to aatiary several fi.ua. iaaued from the Jiatice Court, at the instance of Georgo Wilcox vs. Richard Ryon. Mr. $*30,000! $10,000! j. Mixell la in possession of said lot or property, apt 3 w J. M. B. GOODBREAD, ShflT. c. c. JJAMILTON S ELIXIR OP OPI •A now and important discovery.—It has long lieen a groat dtiideratum in Medical Scionce, and hna been Hiq aubjcct of • vast amount of Chemical experiment, to obtain the Medical qualities ofOpium to the exclusion of its noiious principles and useless combinations. No artirlo in the whftle range of the whole Phsrmacopxa is per* haps of greater importance to mankind; and none which has engaged a greater share of chemical at* tention. Every preparation hitherto made from this drug, whether in too form of Extract, Morphia, Black Drop, Paregoric or Laudanum, contains in qlote combination a poison with the antidote, and hence wo find the administration of them attended with a numerous train ofevila, among which aro headache, lassitude, tremors,nausoa, vomiting, con* atipation, derangement ofibo nervous system—and a quality wonderfully predisposing the system to its habitual use. The Elixir of Opium hna been used with astoniah* Ing success, and ia confidently recommended to the attention ofevery physician and of every family. It is warranted to be a pure, unmixed and unadultera ted preparation from tno best of Turkey Opium, and iaofthe anme strength qa Inudanunv, it is no moro, nor lets than the toothing opiate separated from the poisonous and atimulatipg property of tho Drug. Sold wholesalo and retail,by apr 3 A. PARSONS, Sole Age CPERM CANDLES.—50 boxes S ij Judd's Sperm and Patent Sperm Candles. For •ale low, bv apr 1 ’HAZARD, DF.NSLOW Sc WEBSTER. T17-H1TE AND COLORED MAT v v TING.—<5 pieces 4-4 white Matting 4 pieces 5-4 white Matting Greene Mr* Elisabeth t Gwinn Mra Eiixa Giligan James M iillgan Jal Gibbs William Gillia James Gulden John Gnilliot James T Hardee Mrs Isabella S Hanlee J D Hart Charles Hay Henry Hama Mrs Elisa M Haya Samuel Hall William J Harden Edward Hall Charles A Harvey James O Hammond Thomas P n Henry William Henry V Herbert Moses Hinton John W Houston Miss Elisa S TUART’S STEAM REFINED CANDY.—50 cases R. L. & A. Stuart’s Steam Refined Candy. Just received, and for sale by the box oi smaller quantities, to suit purchasers, by ANSON PARSONS, apr I No. 8 Gibbon’* Rango, I loofman Georgo . Hnniker MraCatherineM Hopkins William T Hownrd J Howell J C Houston Miss Klisa Hamilton Mra Frances S Hollis Mra Sarah Hawkins P Heyward Daniel Henderson John Ileily Rowland G Hewlett William Huran James Hunter Miss M Hull William D Hull William J Jaudon Henry W Jamea Henry Jlbbets George W Jeore John Jermon Jamea Jenny E J Jones Robert A Johnson’Rebecca Johnson James Johnston Miss R Jolce Mrs Unity Kelly W H Kelly Mrs Richard Keith John Kinnelly William King Thomas Lasaier Mrs Margaret Larkin Patrick Lane James Larkin Wm Lafitte John B Lane Andrew Laurence J G Lacy Stephen M Lco*Henry Lewis B . Leach Benjamin Martin * L .K King Samuol V King Mrs Harriet King A L King Samuol V Kenscy Jesse L Lyon Mra Mary Lyncli Michael Lindsey L B Lyon W S Logan P Lowe Taylor St Co Lorge A Low John Long Shadrick Lnhan Hugh Lainhoff Godfrey M Miller Anuta Maher Cornelius or JamesMillerT T Martin Duncan MagilliaT Martin Charles Mathews Seth Mackaji Adam Metsger Mra Mary Metealf William Meyer F Mendall Emanuel Martin H C Mitchell J R Miller W H Mitehell George B Mills William Millen Miss Mary E McGrath Michael MeNeltv P McNish Mias Hanoma McNlsh C L McKennon John McNish Mrs Ann McComb Miss Philis McGretl Andrew McKenon Peter McManus Jamoa or An. drew Miller Mrs Sarah D Miller Mias Sarah E Miller Mra Caroline Morrow Alexander Morel James S Morrell W C Moore Johti Mongin’a Upper Wharf Moharo Mra Sarah Ann Monroe Joseph B Monnchan James Murphy Owen Murphv Thomas Muhail J Murrell William M Mo McGregor Duncan McNiah John McGunnigle Edward McLaughlan Ed warn McIntosh W. H. McNairo John McGroal Michael McGrngan W McBrion Charles McGill Samuol D Newell R Nickels Daniel Nieholl Daniel Oliver Get Oliver Jol SI Pratt George L Parrott Henry Patterson Mrs Ann Pearson Richard Peacock Benjamin Pellum Jamea Palot Joseph F Quin Jameq N Norton Mias L W Norris James B ^Norria Joseph OsborneR Oawell William P Philbrlck D.O Philbrick Albinns Philpot David A Pitman W B Phiniay R M Poinsett Egbert PnrdyWT JUIrton A R Reel,or. John Register Robert Refd Mias Eliu J Rosslgnal Jamea L Bobbins Michael Roddon Bernard Roger* Thte nodzer Mathew . RobTnaon Miss Ann E Roger* Curtis Robinson Madison D. Roberson Thomas J L Roberta William Richards dt Hanaway Ryemill Henry 2 Rlcly Patrick Ritchie Francia Reilly John Rigby Oliver P Roily Misa Ellen Russell E W SuleyON Sander* William Sanches Misa Elixa Saanrer Joel B Said Richard W shannon James W shall Simon Thomas 8*ymeaJamea Shaffer Mayer MevenaonSohn sKfuffMordiloa opuncer George J T.lblrd h!., s lr ,|f £ Tailor Robert ^•edle Joseph D Tu’° m P* on , [Jamea Thronell Joseph W u pham Edward E • Schenk S C St J Sterling Hennr Stiles W H Smith Daniel G Simmons Mrs Elisa L Smith William Skinner Jamea Sullivan John Strnbhar Henry J Storer Jamea Strcbhart Henry 8now Henry J Snow Russel Stokox David T Thompson WillUm Thomaa * ,. Thompson J Thompson Mrs Margaret Turner Aae Tucker Lemuel ^Trualow Wlllitm ^’.UiuUnghim Tho. H D V.n Yntno Donah, WardChari,, “h Nicholas 'Vm.oo Thomu Wright Samuel Wv||y Mr* Martha Wlilt® WillUm White Steele Williams James Williams W H Wright AlfVed William* Wesley Wise Mr* Rachel C Agent. 5 ' do 6*4 do do.} 4 do 4-4 colored do 2 do 6*4 do do.} 4 do 6*4 do do For sale by BATES & STOTESBURY. apr 1 CUN-SHADES AND PARASOLS. O Plain silk PARASOLS} figured do do Siijv bnr'd^ do}" Gjngbam do Sun*Shader, Cambric Umbrellas Fine Gingham Umbrellas*, Scotch do do Black ailk do. Bv apr 1 BATES & STOTESBURY. L EMONS—A few boxes received, and for aalo by II. J. GILBERT, apr I West side Market Squaro. CJTARCH.—20 boxes of Colgnte’s best Ihmily STARCH. Also, 20 boxes Hull’s superior Soap, put up expressly for family use, and for aalo low, by G. R. HENDRICKSON. apr 1 F rench muslin and lawns Black and lead mourning LAWNS Black nnd lead do Muslins Striped awiaa col’d do Chino and striped French do Do do do Lawns Colored and mourning Balzerccn Muslin* Do do French Cambric. Foranleby aprl BATES & STOTESBURY. D RIED APPLES.—A further sup ply received, and for sale by the cask or re* tail, by H. J. G** ir 1 H. J. GILBERT, West side Market Square. S ARATOGA WATER.—20 boxes of pints and quarts, in fine order} just received per Wilson Fuller, and for tale by. apr 1 GEO. R. HENDRICKSON. S COTCH OSNABURGS. Fine Dundeo Uannburgs, in balca of 10 piecco each, Sanderson’s and Basotcr's brands. For scle by mar 31 2mo ANDREW LOW & t'O. THEATRE. DRAWN NI/NLRKKS OrOeorgU State Lottery, Class No. 13. o fi a 1 72 I -ry, t 30 28 30 20 32 22 00 30 41 THIH DAY. SALES CLOSE THIS ArTEBIIOOE AT 5 O’CLOCK. 30 prizes of $1,200—182 prizes of $300. GREENE & PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERY. EXTRA CLASS NO. 13, FOR 1013. Was drawn in Alexandria, (Va.) on Saturday, 1st Drawing duo Wednesday, 5th. S C H E M E! 230.000 10,000 jd I’Oll LIVERPOOL.—Th. ihlp TAMERLANE, CapL Tlicolwld, will meet with despatch. For Freight, apply to • isr 30 #• KDWUi PADELPORD. J2L FOR LIVFItPOOL.*—The lirnt class ship ENTERPRISE, Copt. Mathews. I or Freight, apply to ROUT. A. LEWIS. « msr 28 FOR LIVERPOOL.—Tho first clasa ship AVON, (’apt. Matters, having two lliirda of tier cargo engaged, will be despatched. For ImIiiico of Freight, apply to ROBT A. LEWIS. OTOE!* & F08DICK. TO-MORROW, in Iron! of the t.ourt House, be tween the u.ual linum of «ile, pHtne Negro Man, field hand, shout i3yesrs old. Tcruia, cash—purchaser paying for bill cfsalo. apr 3 fob 21 FOll IIA VUE.-The .hi., OTHELLO, Albee, muter, will have de spatch. For Freight, apply to JOS. AUZB»S SONS, mar 29 91 llqy street, up ataira. Negroes. IIY COIIEN & FOSDICK. TO-MORROW, in front of the Court House, be- . tween the urnal hours of axle, * 22 Negroes, accuntotncd to the field. Terms, cash: purchasers paying for titles, apr 3 FOR PROVIDENCE,—Sohr. SPARTA, Capt. H. E. Brown, will leavo on Monday, Aprjl 3. For Passage onlv, having good accommodations, apply to M. GREENWOOD, mar 31; FOR BOSTON—Schr. TAL- -«■* MA, Capt. Conklin, having most of t freight engaged, will havo despatch. For Freight nr Pas sage, having good accommodations, apply to Capt. C. on board at Ta“ , ~’- ' - mar 31 Real E«tate. .. BY COIIEN At FOSDK K. TO-MORROW, 4th. instat II o’clock, in front of tho Court Ilouso, will bo sold the following pro perty, under a docroo obtained at the late term of thu superior .Court of Ciintbaui County, for the purposo of paying die debts and legacy of the es tate of Lawrence O’Byrne, deceased, vix: Lot No. 17,Oglethorpe Ward, in Yamacraw; noar- ly opposite the African Church, on the north aidi of Bryan street continued: this lot has a two-tenement Ilf --- Taylor’* wharf, or M. GREENWOOD. M one half of her. freight engaged, will have jmm< balance of I* FOR BOSTON.*—Tbo new achr. FRANCIS HALLET, Capt. Rogers, having ’** ’ * ,edi- April. having good accommodations, apply to the Capt. on board, at Taylor’s wharf, or to mar 21 M. GREENWOOD. 1 prize of 1 do. I do. 1 ' do. 60 . do. 60 ,do. 182 do. 7,000 3,620 1,400 400 300 Tickets $10—Hulvcs C5 prizes o( C6 do. C5 do. f»5 do. ISO do. 4G80 do. 27010 do. SI00 $5—Quarters $2 30. ’Tickets and aharcs either single or by the pack- aalo by age, in tho above LoUcrj, for P. B. PENDERGAST. No. 3, Corner of Bull-street and Bay Lane. (^Orders from city or country will receive prompt attention. Prise tickets in other Lotteries taken in apr 3 payment. 4 FOR NEW YORK.—The fine at packet schr. ANN D., T. Bedell, master, re quires only 60 bales Cotton under and 60 do. on deck to complete her cargo, and will have despatch. For balance of Freight or Passage, liaviiip good ac- conimotlatlona, applv on board, at Mongui • ui.pcr wharf, or to J. 'WASHBURN A. WlLDERV mar 31 FOR NEW YORK—Tho «chr. • VOLUSIA, CapL Clark, will aail with des patch. For Frcight. of Rire or Cotton, apply to Capt. Clark, on board, at Teliair’a wharf, or to SPRING DRY GOODS.— 1 The sub- O acribcris now rccoiving his atock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which have been very carefully se lected, and which aro now offered to the special at tention of the citizens of Savannah and to persons from the Country Among which, aro Various styles of Goods for hoy’s wear Linen Drill: brown, lead and white French I.inons, brown nnd lead colored Gambroons, of nil qualities and styles Cnttonados; Mexican Mixtures} Hamilton Stripes Wcbtor Checks, die.} Irish Linen* Diapers and Towelling, of every descriptions, Iluck- nbuck, Barticslcy, Russia and Scotch 104 Linen Sheeting; Brown Hollands Brown Table (Moths; 74,84 and 10-4 Linen Damask 44,54 and 12-4 bleached Cotton Sheeting 44,7-8 and 34 do Long Cloths Muncr English do do !00 pieces Fancy Print*, spring patterns and styles, a great variety 50 ps. super French Muslins and Lawns, latest styles 25 pieces -14 Cambrics; 150 p’s. Mosquito Netting 30 do Bobinet Lace, for do do Hosiery: ladies’ white, mixed, slato and black Cot ton Hose, various qualities Ladies’ Silk Hosiery, of every description do Gloves: fillet, honey comb, wire-nott and laco do Mitts: do do do do do do hnlf-fingorcd do do do do do do Gents’ Gloves, of every descriptions: consisting of kid, Prince Albert, cluuo ailk,black silk, white do, brown thread do Drapery Muslins; Fancy Cravats, a great variety Brown Cotton Under Shirts Colored and black Scotch Gingham Silesia*. Crapes, &c., Paper Cambrics Nnnsook, Jaconet and cross bared Cambric* Lnco striped Swiss Muslins, plain do do Rivicro do, Mull do; Victoria LawndUishop do Ladies’ light II. S. Gloves 200 nnd 300 yards Taylor’s and Alexander’s Spool Thread, Jcc. All of which are offered exceedingly low for cash, at tho storo lately occupied by Fuller, Moore St Co., by J. E. JOHNSON. °pr1 „ s. W. WIGHT. For Sale, landing from the Voluiia, 17 tierces New Orleans Malasses 10 kegs Goshen Butter,and 30 bbls.' Prime Beef mar 28 FOR NEW YORK—Old Eg- ■ tablishcd Line.—The regular packet brig 1 ' iglit ongagcd,wi. T Freight L. BALDWIN St CO. AUCTIONS. Field Hind. ’ COIIEN — ‘ building, one story high, each rented for gii 60 per month. Lot No. 2, Warren Ward, on tho Bay, and im provements thereon, being the two wrutern tene ments ofn range of four tenements between Lincoln and Habersham street*: this ia a city lot subject to indrent of . IIY T. J. WALSH. THIS DAY, the 34 in*t., will be sold in front of Store, at II o'clock, > I cue blue twilled JEANS Sold on account of funner purchaser, lift not con* plying wilh tho terms ofsaio Terms cub. apr 3 llY T. J. WALSH. THIS DAY, the 3d instant, will be told, in front of Store, at II o'clock, 100 volumes of Miscellaneous Worka. Terms cash. apr 3 11Y N. PHILIIRICK U TO-MORROW, the fill day of April! in fronfol' Um Court I ii usi, Five prime likpfJT young Negro fellows, all good ploughmen,and atruitomcd to plantation wsukgeu* erally, w ill be sold singly. Terms co*li, pnryU»«r paying for titles. tpr 3 BY T.J. WALSII. a Hn ini TO-MORROW, the 4|h Inst, in front of the Court House, at thu usual houra of Sale, A Northern Horse, wrll broke to llirnoss, gentle and kind '—also—.. A light lour wheel Buggy, made to order atnl hut litilfl used, tho owner having no further use fur tlnim. Terms cash. aped Private Sale. BY T. J. WALSII. A likelv Negro fellow, aged 27 years, accustom ed to field work. mar 20 a ground rent of V18 22 per annum. Tho kitchens, which answer for Troth tenements, havo undergone a thorough repair within the last twelve months. *** lial Tehks: halfcash, remainder in twelvemonths, with interest from dtle and mortice on the premi- A. PORTER, Executor. apr 3 QtW ANirrarcit smith'—tEc undersigned begs leave to state to hia friends and the public, that lie will carry on the above Busi ness at the old sign of the Indian, 82 St. Julian atrcct,near the Market,—where he will keep con ■tantly on hand a general arsortincnt of Double and Single GUNS of ail deseriptiona, Wepon’a celebra ted Iron and Cast Steel RIFLES, PISTOLS,CArS, WADDING, A:c. Together with a general aaaort- meat of Sportsmen’s ArtiHes. Just received a superior article of Six Barrelled PISTOLS. Repairing of all kinda.as heretofore,executed with promptness and despatch. dec 30 ly JOHN CARUTHF.R8. BY T. J. WALSII. Private Sale. * Rail Road Ronds, in amounts of $.’>0, 5100, A#. For sale in quautities to suit purchasers, 41.49, State Bank Stock Insurance and Trust Stock, Ac. feb 27 Private Sale. BY T. J. WALSII. Four Lota in Curry 'Town, No's. 26,24,27,28; liouiided each by Montgomery St., West by West Broad St., South by Garden Lot, No. 7, nnd North by a Lane, w ith two buildings thereon, renting at 8100, per annum. Prirc to «uit the limes, and Central Rail lload money lakeuat par. 2J BY 8. PIIILUIUCK A CO. At Privnte Sale. 10 cases *eas»unble Dry Goods containing brown Drillings, Shirting Stripe*, Prints, (fiat rnlcr*) Si tin Silk llo'kls.. Gents. Linen Gloves, Peitl Button*, brown I.inen-A'lntha, RishopaLnwii*. I lac Van.I Ibii- ry colored Bags, Ladles lln«<j. M. dAt.oll* Muitt ls, colored ^ Hoae, Spittlela-ld lldkl*, bl tufc Tjffoly Ribbons, G.E, Suspenders, Clark's hmmi C’ojUin, Ac. Art. &c* Q^nmr'W B Y *. 1*111 LBKICK A i At Private Sale—Now Landing. 60 bbls Felton's Rum 40 do India point Gin 26 qr. casks Seiznotto Brandy 20 keg* Gonhen Rutter 600 reams Wrapping Paper. mar 3d IIY N. I’HILDRIClt St CO. i > At Priratc Sale. A Tract of Marsh Land, cnnto|ning.j more nr less, situated in St. Peter’s Pari flouting on Savannah River, near the 'iroof on the Carolina, nnd hounded by loindsfL Thompson. Said Tract ia well adopted tn’thi, cul ture or Rice, Sugar and Provisions, and will be sold on accommodating terms. Titles are IndltpulaUe. Jan 7 BA1 V" Milledgcville. 1.1 indebted to tlm Rank c g A L E OF UNITED STATES ]\TEW SPRING GOODS, per brigs i. 3 L. Baldwin and W. Fuller— CO packagos now Spring Goods, consisting of flax and cotton OMuburgs, brown and bleached Sheeting* and Shirtings, linen and cotton Tickings' American and English Prints, Furniture Prin's, Linen Drills, brown French Linen, brow n Hollands, PROPERTY, (n Urminulion uf iht vptrotuma tn Florida. Will be sold at public sale .at Palatka.E. F., on Friday, the 14th of April, 1813, various articles be longing to the Quarter Master’s Department, viz :— About 40 or more excellent Mules, well broke to harness About 15 or more Horace 8or 10 Wagons, or more Sundry set* of Wagon Harness Tools of several kinds, and other articles suitable for farmer*, Ac. TYrnu qf Sole—Cash, specie, oi its equivalent. ANK OF 0AKIE5 13th Jan., im—All - 1 —J of Darien or Bragg' hereby notified, that all paper* now due am will bn placed in the hands of an Attornoy for | tion, if not p riil previoua to the Return Day nrzt Term of the Superior Courts. » .. jan Id mQ J. R. ANDERSON, Agont. Irish Linens, Counterpanes and Quilts, Marlboro is and Plaid Anrou (’hecks, Georgia Nankeens, FOR NEW YORK—Brig Line, -fc**—The regular packet brig MADISON, Wal ter Bulklcy, master, haring half her cargo going on board will sail in a few days. For balance of Freight or Pas*ago, having superior accommodations, apply on board, at Mongin’s upper wharf, or to mar 6 J. WASHBURN A WILDER for immcdiitelv—Two stern wheel STEAMBOATS,(of light draught) and Tow Boat*, well known as the Despatch Lino. Both Boat* ote superior for towing. Terms easy. Apply to - P. II. BEHN, 94 Bay-street. Applications from abroad, post paid, will meet with prompt attention. G mar-31 S ilks, ribbons, &c.—1 piece blue black Gro do Paris Silk 1. 2 do 3 do For silo by apr I to black nnd load Foulard Silk bluo black Gro de Swi*s do do aupor. Flnronco do C lnk nnd white Gro do Nap do luo, pink and white Florence do Bonnot and Neck Uihhona Black nnd coi’d. Tnffctu nnd Satin do Oil Silk nnd Ribbon Wire. BATES St STOTESBURY. gUN-SHADES, PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.—'The subscribor hna just re ceived tho richest supply of the above goods which have this season been offered iu this market, and to which tho attention of those purchasing is invited, Consisting of: 4 dozen rich fancy Sunshades, common and super 2 do rich fancy Parasols, latest stvlos 3 do super Scotch Gingham nnd Cambric IfmhrnllM, brown, blue end black OFF EE & SEGARS.—15 bags Rio Coffee; 10 M. first quality Spanish Scgars. Landing from scl ronr 31 '. Talma, and For sale hv M. GREENWOOD. B RANDY.—0 half pipes of Otard' Dupuy Si Co.’s, and Henneaiy’s fine old Cpgnac and Champagne BRANDIES, recently im ported direct, and for sale by * » ANDREW mar 31 ’ LOW Sc CO. C IDER.—10 bbls. Newark Cider, just received and for sale by ANTHONY: Tl/RNER, mar 31 Exchange Dock, K l ™. GIN.—3 pipes Swan sale by mar 30 rnccivcd per brig Wilaon Fuller. For J. H. LADD. 200 bushels Flint Corn. For sale ’ low by PRENTICE Sc WAY. A PPLES AND POTATOES.—30 XTL bbls Apr bbls Apples and 30 bbls Potatoes, landing from •chr. Perfect, from Boston. For sale by ""’IN & CO. L. BALDWIi J^DWARD PADELFORD offers for sale from store—60 bales brown Shirting; 24 pieces Jeans; 35 do Grandurell Fancy: 33 do In dian'Trade; 33 do Southern Stripe; 27 do Chauibray. mar 29 H ams, smoked beef, &c. 100 new Baltimore Hams; 100 do Georgia do: 5 bbls Smoked Beefr 6 do do Tnnguea. For sale by mar 29 ' PRENTICE A WAY B utter and porter.—10 kegs choice Butter 12 casks quarts and pints Porter. Just received and for sale by A. CHAMPION, mar 29 £JOFFEE.—25 bags old Rio Coffee; 12 do do Java, mar 29 lff8 For aalobi - . lobv J. LAMA, 150 Ray street. B EEF, PORK, &c.—Landing per Wilson Fuller and Ann D.—60 bbls Prime Beef; 50 do do Pork; 50 do Pilot Bread; 75 do Naiqr do. For aalo by WOOD A CLAGI10RN. G OSHEN BUTTER.—Landing from the brig L.,Baldwrin, and for sale by mar 27 , Je by H. J. GILBERT, Weat side Market square. F RUIT. — Fign, Raisins,^Prunes, Citron and Currants. For aalo by ’ H. J. GILBERT, mar 27 Weat side Market square. gTUART’S CANDY.—Stuart’s _ atoam refined assorted Candios, received and Ibraaloby rt. J. GILBERT, mar 27 fTHOIOB GOSIIEN BUTTER,- 14 i firkins choice Goshen Butter, per brig L. Baldwin, and Ibr sale by mar 23 COHEN, , MILLER Sc CO. 0UBA COFFEE.—200 Bags prime greon Cuba Coffee, landing per *chr. Leonidas, and Ibr sale by COHEN MILLER A CO. martO C OTTON. OSNABURGS ,—'50 bnlca more of these heavy Cotton Oanaburgs, manufiirturcd in Upaon County, in atoro, and for ... Upaon County, sale on (kvorable terms, by mar 21 L. BALDWIN A CO. (JACK SALT*—500 Backs For rale by (Kar 28 afloat. RQBT. A. LF.WIS. do super lioavy black Silk Umbrellas. Which arc offered very low fur ca»h,bv • aprl J. E. JOHNSON. B -1 dozen ONNETS, HATS, &c. Lawn Bonnets 8 dozen Cyprocs Bonnet* 14 do open do do.; 3 do plain Straw do 1 do black*do do; 1 do eleven braid* do 2 do Miatcs’ do do do 9 do Palm Leaf Hats; G do boy’* do do ilo 1 do boy’a Leghorn do 2 do infant* do round top do * do do do square do do 12 do Flowers; 5 bales Band Boxes. Just received and for sale at low prices, bv •pr 1 BATES A STOTESBURY. SPRING GOODS, by brigs L. Bald O win and Wilson Fuller, Cotton and Flnx Oanaburgs 3- 4,7-8 nnd 4-4 brown nnd bleached Shirting* 4- 4,64 and 124 bleached Sheetings Brown and bleached Drills, Marlboro Stripes Bluo Plaids, Bod Ticks, Irish Linen Linen Drills, Dowlas,white Gauzo Flannel French Muslins, light nnd mourning Lawns Light col’d Prints, white Cambric and Jnckonct Stripo nnd Incostripo Cambrics, stripe Swis* Muslin Rib'd Gnmhrnnn, Lrminctt's Nankeen Parasol* and Sun Shades, plaid silk Cravats Fancy silk Shawls, needle work Collar**' ’ Black silk lingo, white, black nnd slate cotton Hose White, mixed and brown A Hose, bile Fillet Gloves White and black silk Braids, silk Coat-hinding. Bonnet Ribbons; Neck Ribbons, No. 3 scarlet Whito.nink, bluo and crcen Satin Ribbons,LO.ofO.F. 104 A12 4 Bobinet Nctting.Ball Cord,Spool Thread Received and for aalo low, by J. S. ROGERS, mar 31 No. G2 Waring’* Buildings. D RY GOODS.—20 cases 3-4, 7-8 44 bleached Sheetings 2 casus 64 and 12-4 bleached Sheetings 10 bales Bed Ticking 25 cases Fancy Print*, assorted qualities 50 balca 34 brown Shirting* 25 do 7-8 and 44 do 20 do Cotton Osnaburgs, 5 do superior Flax do 10 do brown Cotton Drills 3 cases Marlboro Stripes 4 do bluo Plaids and Check* 50 pieces Pantaloon Stuffs, linen and cotton drills 100 do Pongeo Handkerchiefs GOO dozen Cotton Hosiery 200 do Cotton and India Rubber Suspenders 250 lbs patent Threads 200 do whito aud colored Cotton Balia 20. do black and colored Sewing Silk 200 packs London Pins 60 s l. Drill Eyo Needles Now in store, and offered for sale at No. 7S and 154 Gibbou’a Buildings, by mar 30 HIRAM ROBERTS. H 116, B ATS! HATS!! AND CAPS!!! A new Hat, Cnp nnd Furnishing Store, No, ■ “ Square.-'"’ Bryan street, North side Market square, irioer -Tho has received by tho last arrivals from New York, aad is opening a frill assortment of Hats and Caps, comprised ofevery atyle and quality now in use, vis: white and block Bi Beaver, fur. cnsnimcro, brush, molmkin, silk, plain, black nnd drab Hats: ‘ ' * * * ’Hats: Pnnama, Leghorn (lined balck and drab wool flats; P ,—„ , brims,) whito nnd colored gra*«, (dnublo br.ri.s) and 200 dozen white and colored palm leaf Hats, (a cheap article.) Mena’ and boyt’ cloth, velvet, glared aud opera Cap*. Alao, frimishing articles, riis White and Ikncy colored Shirts, linen Collars, plain and frilled linen Bosoms, satin and bombasine Stock*, black Italian and frncy ailk Cravats, fnney Scarf*, kid, silk, linen and cotton Glove*, cmbrol- d red satin Suspcndora, plain elastic silk do., (with chain enda,) white linen, caiubrick and ailk pocket llandkerchiefr, ailk nnd cotton Drawers and Under Shirt*.ailk and cotton Umbrellas, Ac. AC. This stock has Icen got up in New York, within the past month, uudor the inspection ot tho Pro prietor, and is consequently fresh and of the latest style. „ „ The patronage of all dealera, as well as all wear er* of Hats oua Caps, are rcspcctfrilly solicited. A. DAY. Agent for IMPS'— C. C. THOMPSON. FOR WILMINGTON, N. C,— schooner GAZELLE, Capt Johnson, will leavo for tho above place in a few days; will take heavy Freight at very low rates. Applv tn Cant. J. on board,or M. GREENWOOD. 31 Stripes and I’laid Aui . f Cambric Dimity, white, black, slato and mixed cot ton Hone, while, brown oud mixed cotton A Hone, patent Threads, (taper spool cotton, G cord,) plaid ■ilkCravats French Muslin* and Lawn*, printed Jnckonct*, fancy Shawls, Parasols and Sun Shade*, Fillet (Moves and Mitta, cambric and lnco Edg ings, bona lasting nnd gilt Buttons, super 44 Ging ham, satin stripe Murium,open and tvpe striped do., whito Cimhrina an<! Jnckonet«, Bishops Lawn, su per Gro do Rhine bilk, striped nnd plaid Silks, silk and wonted coat Bindings, India Nankecus, Dinri- ^ FOR SALE—If applied FREIGHT FOR HAWK- INSVILLE AND MACON.—The steamer ROBERTCOLLINS is daily expected from Macon, and will bo immediately despatched for tho above places. For Freight, which will be ti the lowest rates, or Passage, apply * ™ ” ”ENDI E. HENoERS&N, Agent. feA PALATKA HOUSE. Jhk MM* PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA. JiH&L The subscriber his the pleasure of informing her t ntrnns nnd the public, thatshe hnsopened tho above '.•tnblishment with every regard to their convcni- Tho Houto is situated on the Main street ofPa- Inlka, and commands an extensive view oftlio St. Johns River. Strict attention has been paid to com fort nnd neatness ir. furnishing it. The pure and refreshing son breeze renders it 0 delightfully, cool nnd pleasant summer rcsidcnco; whilst in winter tho gonial warmth of n southern sun, makes it a desira ble nbodo for invalids. To tho sportsman, I'nlatka offers the strongest of attractions : tho surrounding forests nro awarming with game of every descrip tion : Bear, Deer, Turkeys, nnd wild fowls, arc met with in every direction; whilst the rivers and lakes are tocming with tho finest Fish. Tho Table is furnished with every delicacy tiiat can be obtained, without regard to expense or trou ble. Tho choicest of Wines and Liquors are kept in tho Bar. TERMS: Board and Lodging,per day... Do. do. per week.. Do. do. per month. Roardper week Do. per month Dinner, Breakfast, and Supper, 50 cents each. An extra charge will be mido for meals sent to the room* of boarders, except in cases of rickue**, wbeu every possible attention mav bo depended upon. . PAYMENTS EXPECTED WEEKLY! A lino of spleudid Steamers ply weekly between Palatka and Savannah. Mrs.* M. A. BELL, mar 20 mtli4 51 50 8 00 30 00 7 00 . 25 00 M FOR SALE OR RENT.—Tlmt pleasant nnd very commodous summer retreat, in the toWn of Sprinofiehl.F.fiin^lnm county, belong ing to the citato of the late Dr. Wm. R. Waring. On the premises are a Dwelling House, containing eight rooms, in good repair and newly painted, a kitchen, st-ibie and other out buildings. The lot comprises one acre of ground, affording ample room for gardening, a part of which is planted with fruit trees. The above property will be sold on rcaionable terms, or rented to an approved tenant. For terms, apply to either of the undersigned. A. rORTF.R, l F . nri P. M. KOLLOCK. J or *' ' ftnwG M TO RENT, until the middle of November, at a low price, a comfortable DWELLING, on Lot No. 75, in Bruughton-stroet. Enquire on tho premises. mar ! MADISON SPRINGS, JuiliLThis ftshionable Watering Place, for* tho South, will bo opened on the 1st June, and con ducted ns uaual by the proprietor. DAN mar 13 jANIKL MORRISON. SUPERIOR LADIES’ AND GENTLEMENS’ FINE WATCHES— Ladies’ Gold fiat Lopiens,5and 8 holes jew’d Ladies Gold Dial English patent Levers do Gentlemens’ hnrd Enamel sunk seconds Gold Lever* do Gold Hunting Cases, English and Lcpien do Independent seconds, anchor escapement, do strong Laniers, 13 holes jew’d, warranted Youths’ Pr. Caso double bott. verticil Watches in Silver. For sale low by M. EASTMAN, jan 30 4 4 4 R ECEIVED within the past week, from our Northern Manufactory, 60 cases HATS, embracing all styles and ouAlitioa extint, which, added to our extensive Stock, renders our assortment complete. Purchasers, either at whole- salo or retail, will be furnished on as reasonable terms nnd nt ut lou> pricet as they can be purchased in this or any other market North or South. mir9 J. IVES Si CO.,No. 187 Bay street. UG A R , CO FFE E; CANAL O F LO I . LOUR, &c.—10 lihds. prime P. R. Sugar 100 bags prime green Rio Coffee 40 wholo aud 30 half bbls Canal Flour 60 boxes Bell’s Soap 20 bbls No. I. Mackerel and 20 half do 200 hags Shot, assorted sizes 60 bxs. Tobacco, vnrious brands and qualities 26 boxes Pipes, 10,000 Spanish Scgars 5 halfpipes BuperiorOtard Brandy 60 tibia N. E. Rum. Landing and for sale by r 29 GOWDY Sc WELLES. OC BRYAN STREET.—Vests •^O of Silk Velvet, figured Silk, figured Merino, black Satin, buff Cassimere, (a very fine nrtiele) Bombasine, fine black and blue Cassimere. Vnlcn cia, Sea All at low price*, at the caali atom of JOHN SOUTHWELL St CO. feb 4 iu women coat nmumgi, irniia :>anKrcus, uinu- . Long Fillet MitU, light colors. II. S. Gloves, billet ‘Gloves, opera, "mode and _satin Tiesi Oil Silk, black and blue-black Crape, Damatk Nap kins, and Doyles, French Towel*. Warren’s supr. drilled evod Ncedies, Sewing Silk, Purse nnd Scarf Twist, Datnaak Table Dinner. Gambroons, and col’d Linon Drill*, super white Drills, white Italian Crape, Baragc IldkiV, rich Bonnet Ribbon*. Filet Cardin als. and Egyptian Shawls, black nnd blue-black Bom- bizinc, Alpaca Coating, shell, side, nnd tuck Combs, Dressing Combs, Nail Brushes, Hair Uruihcs. For •ale, at prices to suit tbo times, hy SNIDER, LATUROP Sc NEVITT. mnr 28 ireicnt year. Tbo book* will Do kept open until the l*t May. after which they will be clu«ed and ex ecution* Liued aTnir.st defaulters. - apr 1 JOSEPH FELT,*City Treasurer.' THOS. F. HUNT, Lt Col.and Coin’g. Q. M- General. D’y. Qr. Mr. Gent’s. Office, ) • 1 St. Augu»tino, March 25th, 1813. J ’* ** FLEMING, Attorney M Law, Savannah. Geo. Otfico on the Bay, over tho Clothing Store of Price Si Vcaof* * oot 10 tnth 6m * 15 mar 29 TVTOTIGE is hereby given lo nil per- 11 Bout who have Mechanics working, within the In the Southern Counties of, . , tills State, and in the neighboring Counties of the Territory of Florida. mth 16 febjfl 1 limits ofthe city of Savannah, for hire, either hy tho day, week, month, or year, who havo not ohtilned a Radge for such Mechanic, aro hereby required to obtain theaamc.nn or before the 3d April nest,or they will bo placed on the Information Docket, mar28 A. HARMON, Ci M. W ANTED TO PURCHASE, two colored Women, well recommended, as cooks, wathers and irnner*. Alto, a in hi accustom ed to horses, to go in the country. Applv mar 29 T. J. W. y^LSII. XX^ANTED.—A young Lady, who If is qualified for teaching all the b is qualified for teaching all the branches usually taught in Academic*, and hat had three year’s experience in teaching, is desirous of a situa tion aa nn atriaiant in an Academy, or teacher in a private family, cither in this city or in the country. For particulars, address the Editors of tho Repub lican. tmr-’l M ore new goods.-m. pren- DERGAST, has received per brig L. Bal dwin, from New York, the following Good*, which ho offers aa mual, very low for cash. Light cold. Prints; Furniture do Marseilles Vesting; Linen Drill; Grass Linen Brown Linen; Gnmbroon Lasting; Silk Hdkf*; Linen cambric lldkfs. Spun .Silk (Moves; white Berlin Printed (.’nmhrics; Alpaca; Bombasine Linon Tow oIb; damask Table Cloths Chocks; Marlboro Stripes Cotton Yarns, from No. 5 to 12 Whito, brown, black and mix’d, Cotton Hose do do do do half lioso Voroua Hdkfs.; plnid Silk Cravats Pina, Ncudlcs, and spool Cotton. mar 25 N ew, desirable, spring GOODS.—Mrs. V. do ROSELLO, nt her cheap Dry Goods Storo, opposite Monument Squnrc. lias just received a largo supply of new Staplo nnd Fancy GOODS, ninong which there aro Long Fillet Gloves, black do do Embroidered Tarlatan Hdkfs, fancy Fillet do French worknd Collars, linen cambric do Linon cambric Cufla Fancy Crapo. last fashion for dresses Black Fillet Net do Brussel's Not, Riviere Hdkfs Black Piadcnet, white Merrick And a variety of Print*, from GJ cent* to 20 cent*, spring style. mar 21 N EW GOODS—Per l>ri K L. Halil- win.—Black and white Printed Lawns 44 Earlston Ginghams English and American Prints; Fancy Silk Hdkf* Silk, Lisle, Thread, and Nett Glove* Nett Miltr: Platt Lacns; Alpaca Cloth Summer Cloth; Strp. Saturn Jeans; Costings; White cotton Fringe* Shell, Tuck, and Sicdo Combs.Sic. For *n!c low by HENRY LATHROP, mas 27 Gibbon*' Buildings. S OLAR LAMPS.—Tho subscriber w< mild respectfully invito the attention of there who aro in want of superior articles, in tho way of Lamp*, to call and examine a variety of pit terns tiiat ho D now ” ‘ opening, direct from the manufactory. For tho beauty of finish nnd brillancy of light, they aro not surpuicd bv any lamp* now in use. For szlc low, by * M. EASTMAN, mar G C)g BRYAN STREET.—Clothing _ equal to nnv mado to order, nnd of the best material can be had of thn subscriber*, at unprece- dontcdly low price*, for cash, feb 4 JOHN SOUTH WELL Sc CO. B EEF, PORK, &c.—40bbla. Prime Beef; 20 do Mes* do; 20 do Mess Pork; 60 do N. O. Molassca; 100 do Potatoes; 60 do Pitot Broad; 80 do Navy do; 75 do Canal Flour; 15 do Butter Crackers; 30 qr do No. 1 Mackerel; 20 A do do; 20 boxes Sperm Candios; 20 do Soda Crackers; 20do Water do; 20 do Wine do. For sale by mar 27 WOOD Sc (.’LAGHORN. P RIME AND MESS BEEF, &c. —Landing per L. Baldwin, 50 bbla. prime Beof 25 do Mes* do GO do Canal Flour 20 boxes Sperm. Candles. For sale by mar 24 WOOD & C LAG HORN. B ROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.—5 bales) Brown Shirtings 5 bales 44 Brown Sheeting*; 2 cue* 44 Bleached Shirtings, received per L. Baldwin. For sale low by HENRY LATHROP, Gibbon*’ Building*, mar 27 G OSIIEN BUTTER, &c.—Land ing per Wilson Fuller and Ann D.—40 kegs choice Go«huti Butter; 4 bbls Smoked Tongues; -4 do Smoked Beef; 75 whole, half and quarter boxes Kauins; 20 boxes Champagne Cider. For sale by mar 23 WOOD Sc CLAGHORN. P ATENT PLOUGHS.—A further supply just received per achr. Perfect, from .Loan assortment ofCt Boston; ul»o an assortment of Cast Ploughs, received per schr. Volusia, from New York. For sale bv mar 28 HAZARD, DENSLOW Sc WEBSTER. P ARASOLS AND SUN SHADES. —Plain and Figured Paraanla Black and Mourning do.; FancyfSun Shades Silk nnd Giugliain Ui Baldwin, mar 27 mbrollas, received per brig L. HENRY LATHROP. P APER.—1 case fine ruled Letter Papor; I ense do Foolscap do; 1 ense do do do, inting;-! for printing; 40 reams 2 4 by 36 Nowspaper; 30 do 21 by 20 do. Rocoived per brig WiLou Fuller, and for a’ale by mar 28 HAZARD. DENSLOW Sc WEBSTER. QUPERIOR BALTIMORE CURED HAMS.—A fow very superior Baltimore cured Hams, for fiunilic*. For sale by mar 23 E. HENDERSON. /COFFEE, &c.—50 bags Grecti Cii- ba Coffee, 40 kitta Salmon and 15 kegs best Lard. For sale by S. 4c W. GOODALL. mar 21 F 1 S H. — Codfish, Mackerel and Smoked Herring, landing from the brig Wil- j from the bng >v il son Fuller. For sale by' H. J. GILBERT. JMGHT COLORED PRINTS.— B leached sperm oil,—25 casks first quality, received by lecent arrivals, nnd for salo by . mar 28 HAZARD, DENSLOW 4c WEBSTER. S HOT.—100 hags landing from schr. Ann D. Foraalo by II. J. GILBERT, mar 23 We*t side Market square. SPIRITS TURPENTINE—10 bbl». Cv Just re Just received and for sate bv inar2U HAZARD, DENSLOW Si WEBSTER. 125 piece* spring style light Prints. Just rc- _ _ ceived and for sile hy J. LAMA, ' A P son Tuller. Forsyte by H. J GILBERT, mar 73 • 150 Bay street ' m.irSB West side Market square. QNIONS.—Lnmlcil from li.-iir Wil- gERVANT WANTED—Ono tn do tho iiouse work and washing for a tmall family. Enquire of C ITY TAXES.—The ruhscribcr ia now ready to receive the City Taxea for the The f W. “u, B ESSENT & PRESTON, neysat Lew, St. Mam, Ga—Will practice Df the Eastern (lire ‘ jyENTISTRY.—J. FOGLE, Deu ^ ^ tistj-IJy Broughton street, near the Lyceum Rl/trtucnt ft*—Dr. Wm. A- Caruthere, Col. James Hunter, Hon. W. Law. 1n>9*, , tear, 14 S SPENCER, of Liberty, Attorn^ • at Law, Thomaaville, TliomuCounty, Q. jan 19 ^ 7OHN p. McIIF.NRY, Attorney, Xt eJ Law, Millodgeville, Ga. f2mo mar 10 E A. NISBET, Attorncy-nt Law • Macon,Gr.o. dec C if, dec t tf. J OSEPH C. WILKINS, Attorney at Law, will practice in the counties id the Fast- Ofli em(’ircuit. Office in Riceboro, Liberty Couuty, Georgia. (p^ 'Hi® subscriber will likewise practice in ti>e Inferior Courtoflhc Counliea of Liberty and M«’ Intosli. nov 1, A S; , l 8 WOraUW °; , ' lta rW:.MoTRffl| iflif ULF0RD MARSH, Cotincclldr —rr- .. V. rn -LlX at Law, Savannah, Geo.—lias removed from K .1 111 ( . A I lit I n I* (llltlMI.fi --1 n. \\* noil Mir, 1 f.i 11 n .ill, .if .ill u.111 mm. . E DUCATION.—To Families.—lit- ■traction in the French and Spanish languages.- —A graduate of a distinguished university, long res ident in Parja, and in the Spanish coloniea is desir ous ®f giving private instruction in the above lan guages. I Ic would attend families, or individuals at their respcctive^rcsidencc*; or he would bo willing to form an engagement with any family, either in this city or in the country, desiring a private Teach er. Address 40 West Broad street, or A. B. at tliia office. mnr 20 N EW SCHOOL.—The undersign ed proposes to open a School, in tliia city, on tho first Monday ill April next, at No, rfirnfi. nf VVliitilrrtr tf runt lnctnirlL -HPH 109 Yc. .. corner of Whitaker street. Instruction will be given in nil the branches usually taught in Acade mies ; nnd that frill justice may be remlered, a limit ed number of pupils will be received. Those de sirous of patronising such * School, will apply at tho Book Store of Col. W. T. Williams, or to mo personally. JOS. M. SHELLMAN. mar 6 26 savannah p. il and hospi- O TAL.— liji/inif Committee for March and April .‘—Messrs. B. E. Stiles and J. Incersoll. ~ ‘ ~ - allot' Physiciant mar 7 ■Dr. Arnold and Dr. Bulloch. R EMOVAL.— The subscriber has n removed to No. 177 Bay street, adjoining tho Store of T. M. Turner, where" ho will continue the COMMISSION AND DRY GOODS BUSINESS. feb 23 G. S. HARDING. TVTEW BOOKS—APPLETON’S J- N EDITIONS.—Fra jraents from German Prose Writer*, translated hy Sarah Austin. Southgate's Tour through Arnenia, Hindoitan, Persia, and Mesopotamia, with observations upon tho condition of Alahommcdanism aad Christianity in those countries. Carlylo on Heroes, Hero-worship and the Heroic in History. Taylor’s Essay on the Natural History of Society in the barbarous nnd civilized atate towards,discov ering she origin and cause of humon improvement. Smith on the relation between the iloly Scrip tures anil some parts of Geological Science. Guizot's General History of (.’ivitlntion In Eu rope, from the fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution. Sutton’a Godly Meditations on tho Lord’s Supper. I-carn to Dio. by Christopher Sutton. Patrick's Discourse concerning Prayer. The Early English Church, by Edw’d Churton. Hare’s Sermons to a Country Congregation. Magee's Discourses on tbo Scriptural Doctrine* of Atonement nnd Sacrifice, 8 vo. 2 vols. Palmer on the Church of Christ: for tho use of Students in Theology, 2 vnls. 8 vo. I'eanon’s Exposition of the Creed, 8 vo. Burnett’* Exposition of the 39 articles of thn Church of England, 8 vo. * Burnett’s History of tbo Reformation of- the Church of England, 4 vol*. 8 vo. The Deserted Bride, and other Poems, bv Georgo P. Morris. Masterinan Ready, or the Wreck of the Pacific, written for young people, by Capt. Marnratt. A/ininfure Edition qf the following, 37 j cU. each. Tho Token of Affection. Ttie Token of Remembrance. Hannah Morn’s Private Devotion*. Gems from American Poot*. Clarke’s Scripture Promises. Tomson’s Seasons. . The Poetical Worka of Robert Southey, 1 vol. Th r .’ •’-•.niurea of Henry Hudson Tho Adventures of Captain John Smith, tho founder of the Colony of Virginia. Dawningt of Genius, or tho early lives of some eminent persons of the last century. The complete Poetical worka of Robert Burns, I vol. . Tho complete Poetical Work* of William Cow- per. 1 vol. The Young Minders, a talo of the last century, by Jeffery* Taylor. "Tho Vicar of Wakefield, 1 vol. 200 Engravings. The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, illustrated by Grandville. The History of Napoleon, from the French of M. Laurent Dc L’Ardccke, with 5C0 illustrations, alter Horace YcraeL lectures on Spiritual Christianity Jiy Isaac Taylor. The Daughters of England—their position in so ciety—character and responsibilities, hv Mrs. Ellis, Just received by W. THORNE WILLIAMS. mar 30 . S TEPHENS’ YUCATAN — Inci- denta of Travel in Yucatan, by Joint L. Stephens, author of Incident* of Travel in Contra! America, Sic. 4cc., in 2 volt, octavo, with 129 En gravings from Daguerreotype views, and Drawings taken on tho spot, by Mr. C’athcrwood, with a map of Yucatan. —ALSO— A new supply of Stephens’ Central America, 2 vol*. Nnrinon’s Yucatan, 2 vol*. Just received, iRNE mar 30 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. f ARDEN SEEDS.—Received per brigL. Baldwin, vix. Artichoke; Curled Sile sia Lettuce; Brown Mustard; Large Red. Yollow Dutch nAd Whito Portugal Onion; Early Summer Bush Squash; Largo Rod Tomito; Early Horn and Longt)range Carrot; Cheese Pumpkin; Saba or Car olina Lima Pole Beans; Speckled Limn and Scarlet Punning do; Long Blood Beet; and Rhubarb lor Tarts. For salo by C. J. HOOKER, Aeent, mar 28 No, 2 MnrkctSqunrr. TTPHOLSTERY.—The subscriber offers forsile, l|«ir. Wool, Maniilaand Mo MATTRESSF.S, for Bedsteads, Cote and Berths, (tolling Blind! 1 , Curtains nsvl Pew Cushions, made to order; Oil Cloth* fitted to hallr, and Carpet out ■ D. For *i|« low by and made. I. W. MORRELL. I mar 29 Waynes!*)ro to the city of Savannah, and will prac tice in the Federal Ccurta for the District of Geor ffia, the Courts of Clmtiwm, Effingham, Scriveu, Burke. Jefferson, and Washington counties, and the City Court of Savannah. Ilis friends aud tlio public •y rclv on strict attention and promptness. ■ « S III PM ENTS TO LI VER POO^;— The undersigned will uitkc advance* on non- signments to hia friends. . • ^1, mar 29 EDW’D. PADELFQIU» L IBERAL Advances made oil Con signment* of Cotton and Pice to ourfrieuds in Liverpool, Havre and New York, mar 29 JOS. AUZF.’S SONS UTATR BANK STOCK.- SOshurcH kD at 65 dollar* per shnre, for one hundred dollars paid |n. Fob aalo by 1. W. MORRELL y( mart S IGHT CHECKS—On New- in sum* to suit purchaser*. For salo b trYffrlt in sum* to atilt purchaser*. For salo by r mar IS ROBT. A. LEWIS. C ENTRAL RAIL ROADjBONDS for tale by E. PADELFORD. C ENTRAL BANK NOTES WAN, TED.—Apply to E. PADELFORD.',; jan 26 A’NI^ /CHECKS ON BOSTON •W PROVIDENCE, at light Forsalc by ' jan3» EDW. PADE1JORD. ^^OVANCJES ott Cotton cui^igiietl to his friends in Liverpool, will be tndi mar 28 ROBT A.'Egt r ADVANCES ON COTTON^cdii- x JL signed to tny friend* in Jtow York and Liver- pool, will bo made by MiCH’L. DILLON. . A DVANCES ON COTTON.—Kiln* X JL eral advances will be made by the sulwcribefiT, nvi’Tnv .1.1 ... .h_t_ v... \'..L on COTTON shipped to their friend* in New Yet*. Liverpool or Havre. ROSER 4z O'DIUSCOI.L E xchange on new york« At dec I At sight and five day* aight, for sate hy I MICH. DILLON, E xchange on new York,— Checks at aigbt on Merchants Bank, New. York. For sale by J. LAMA. ; feb 21 : !J TpXCHANGE ON NEW-YORK. X-i —At ono day’s sight. For sale by ROSER St O’DRISCOLL. > doo 21 S A V A N N A H MARINE RAIl- WAY.—The Subscriber having completed hia oxtensivo Marine Railway, takes pleasure nt ift»r lurmiiig tho nautical public that ho is now enabled to haul up steamboats and vessels of oil descriptions requiring repairs, which ran bedono with ncatnestf ami despatch. Alao,joinering and spar making,and at the lowest rates, being enabled to start a gang of 30 bands at 12 houra notire. There is also,* Black-* smith's shop attached to the yard. There is an Iron ..Foundry within on® hundred yards of llic Wayg, where steam engine worh';4rs2 ter wheel ahafra and castings of any desrrintinn v es he done at tho aborted notice, and tt North" prieex. • ' •’ ‘ ’* ' Kates for hauling up a vessel, fifty (80 rents ] ton. and nt the expiration of twentv-Vour (24)'hoi ten (10) rents per ton per day white' oerupyinjj xne- Railway, which will bo reduced aerordfng te 1no amount nf time required to do the repairs to two dollars per day. /M.rti has References can be bad of any steamboat owner of Agont of tliia city. ’ll. F. WILLINK. '] %*The Charleston Courier will please pub||i* thn obnvo onre a week tiuce mouths, anu uhaij this office. marl inn een orthere nta per yhottff,^ J UDSON’S SHIRTS.—G. R NKJ^- OI.S, is now receiving by theirlioAiipV Aqn a full supply of Judeoifs co lehrate l Shirts, plifrh. cannot (bo eqaled by any in the United ptates, foF ^ ■echan article as can lie warranted, ,and*frt tvitnv ‘ ease, call at tiie cheap Clothing Store. *•*. m.rt9 N,lll.gry.n|lr« r t*;. D yer and scourer—avn< 17 l>raylon-.trcct—Th.nJ.iojt kindly patronage bestowed upon me, I further, *0 support of my friend*. 1 will wnrrant;tlin4 all silk*, or woolen Drc**e*,*ilk and wqqlep $ moua de lano and merino Dtesae^, nr goul* piece, Coat* and I’nnttiouns, ahull bu'dyo roughly, nnd accorning to order. ' • Scouring of woolen Clothiim llinR brfdi rate.enter. ^ ( ANTpN ( HjASJ Y.iLv.uuu. feb 10 TALOONS of tine’blnek An*'* a CASSIMERE'. nhtl fhtipjr'Cassimere hi , .... ..... AN’I blue 1 _ t variety, vurv cheap for wish; tore of JOHN SOUTHWELL Sc CO' . feb 4 98 Brynn *trfof, „ • IVfEROHANTS l.OOK H ITfl. The underaiguod will- haul Gotten Treit) Rail Road Depot to any part ofthe fity ’low^i any other perron, arid will deliver •itj*' anil in good outer wherever the owm feb 21 -JOII •j| • It pm eemw NBE1! P ' RIME AND ’MEPS PORK.—95 1 63 hhl* Mess LVeft 25 do P«»rk;.V> »*•* Prime d Landing from brig Wilton Fuller nod rchr. p - - u ' - *•- fKFATlCF. St WA.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1840-1853, April 03, 1843, Image 3