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Newspaper Page Texti V©V VII. SAVANNAH, THUHSOAV. MORNING* MARt’H 84, 1825. No. SO. THE w EDITED AND PUBLISHED IN TH* OZTT OP SAVANNAH, By G. $ W. Robertson, AT RIGHT DOU.AH8 IB» AMWU*, raxablb in advascx. for tub country, IS published to meet the «™.i«emMt ol the Til.il. three timoe » week, X r ““ d *>' Thunder ami Saturday) at the OjSce uf ■ .. Daily Georgian, and contain* *1' the imolli- gence. Commercial, Political and Mntcllan* MWineludiag advertisement.. pub ..lied .r. ,h The“coWt P ry r Paper U «e: tto all part* oi the «."{tniXor delivered in the c.ty, at fire dollars per annum, payable in .dvanct. S2£TJ ton Executor* or guardian*, *re required, bv Uw, to be held on the fir* Tue.d.v in the nv.nth, between the hour* ot ten ’n •*>» fore H 0t ;, n ,e*'of ‘he e county e inw‘h!eb"tie* iproperty U aftnate —Notice of for *e sale* mu* be given h," public g«ette auriy day* previou. to the dB Nlc“' e ofthe aide of personal prnperty mu*' be giveIn Idte tn.nner, Fo ty day* ?«»«»• t °,Votice ,y to fh ” 1 'debtor* and rr-ditors of at esta'e must be published lot Forty days. Vot.ce that application will be madetothe Court of Ordinary frr 'e -ve to sell land, must fin nubii e h'-d Fitts Month! Reduction in Prie s! Goods to be what, they are Sold for !! holHoncM Weight if Meacurc Gtm, tt. r HE Subscriber as willing as others to arrange his business to suit tho pre- nt times, and save the public the trouble making bargains, adopts a mode lately ade use of in this city of advertising the rices of his Goods, (the whole being too te- ous to enumerate, although not having ose enormous quantities that arc usually ill to be sold when called for,) names the [lowing articles, and assures the Pub ic at the rest of his Stock io reduced m the me proportion: Lamp Oil (but not the beat quality) per gallon Jr 47 -.- Do do do d SO Do do best quality, per gall. #85) Paint do do do 0 80. Spirits Turpentine do '} 0 . 0 60 Mixed Paints (but not the best - Greens, Blues or \ ellnws) per lb. 0 12± Englisli White Lead, per 28 for. (not because put up in iron bound ^ ^ Amencan White Lead, 2Rlb kegs laboratory munufnctiircd Brook lyn, New-York, (manufactory price per cwt. $12.50, which may be seen by looking at the New-York Price Current) 3 12 5 8 by 10 Glass, but not the bcBt American, per box “ 10 by 12 do do do 4 50 \ lnr<*e and constant supply of the above •tides and goods generally ill the Paint, n. Color. Glass, Varnish and Brush trade ill be kept. The subscriber having ,ade arrangements with Manufacturers in iow-York,''Philadelphia, Boston, ami else- herc, from which places he will continue n receive those goods direct, ot the beet ascription, and on the most advantageous urns. He also offers his Professional scr- iccf in # 1 uintivg. Gilding $ Glazing, •hidihe executes on improved principles t reduced prices, in Town and Country. Vo. 5. WhUaker-ttreet.Sdnorsfnm^the^Bay. ian 21 f ’° - m&Mi & wmv 9 Oh’lER FOR BALE, a,*v HOGSHEADS prime and second « V quality St. Croix Sugar. so barrels do do do sugar 70 bags prime green coffee 30 crates blue and green edged plates 10 tons iron, assorted 5 pipes cognac brandy 5 do Holland gin I 8 hogsheads J amaica rum halfpipes, quarter casks, and half quarter casks wine 30 barrels loaf sugar 30 coils bale rope 200 grindstones 2000 bushels Maryland corn 800 do Long Island white, equal to . Georgia flint corn nov *3 — ” i kissh garden seed s, AND Rulbims Ylwwfer Hoots* J UST received by the robserther, and war ranted of the lusl season*? growth, if box’* Garden Seeds, put up by A. M’Mahon *.o. Philadelphia, expresity for this market, nnd cor’taininfctlie foil »winf» assortments, via. t. Drumhead Cabbage 2 Long lf#'d Beet 3 TsOn)> Orange Carrot 4 Parsley 5 Leek 6. Onion 7. Salmon Radish 8. Early Purple do. 9. Round leaved 10. Early Turnip* tl. Late do 12 Saisafy i3* Asparagus 14. Earl) curled Let tuce t5. Royal Cabbage d<> 16. Viitmeg Melon IT. Spinach 8. Summer Savoy 19. Sweet Bisil 20 Sage 21. Naj'hrtium 22. Celery >3 Early Pel* ?4. Late do 25 EarU bunch beans w6 Red French do ALSO, ?0 °ackr.ge§ containing the following Bui • ous Rlowcr Roots, via. I. D nib'c Hvacinths 1 4.V!eiic*m tiger flower 9 F ie Tulip* I 5 D able Tuberose 3 Narcissus | 6 Siar of Bethlehem «?or sale by P. M»DE tVO TT V, h ? V A By Hit President of the United States* £ N pursuance of law, I, James Monrok, Pre - ident i f the Uni ed States, do hereby de uare and make known. That a public sale wi e held at the Lun 1 Office at lallahosse, i Florida, on (he third Monday of May neat, f«» he di« ■•non I o» Hi#* fVdnwing hinds, v*a Township 1, south of Range 1, west of the Meridian line. 1 and 2 north of Range 1, do do Fractional 3 do do do do Township I, south 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5, east. 1 & 2,north 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5* Fractional township 3 1, 2,3, 4, & 5. ifi • sile w II commence with the lowes* umber of section, township, and range, and iccee.d in regular numerical order. Tfi I nds reserved bv law for the use of school* r other purposes, wid be excluded from th sale Given under my hand, at the City of Wail • ingtou, thi9 26tn do of Jmuarv# 18*-5, JAMES MONROE. By the President- GEO GRAHAM, Commissioner of the General Land Offio (TT* Printer* of th * Laws of the Uuin-4 in the Territory nl Florida. and in ’h Stales of Mhb ma, Louisiana, i'euess-e, Mi •* r.csippi, Ge. ryifl. and South-CaioliuR, are xu thoiia d to pub'i di the foregoing P* oclam.- i once week * n.il th*r d;»v of s«le 1 * « t Notice. NF, months after date application will he made to the Honorable the Jus- of the Inferior Court of Chatham t v , for leave to sell a tract of land, n as number eight, 8th District, Pike erly Munroe) County, for the benefit • heirs and creditors of the estate ol S- 8 * 3 ” 1 " 1, N.J. BAYARD, Administrator estate N. S. Buyard Ian 5 34,1 L N otice. RSONS having demands against the ■state of Thomas Johnston, will please nt them, properly attested, at the ting-Room of R. A J, Habersham. B IJAMUTAL JOHNSTON, utrix of the estate of Thomas Johnston. lee 18 UlL - NO i ICE. K subv.ribert being about to decline bu liness in this place, request person* na* iemsnds »g »in*i them# to present tner * ,ment A. B. FANNIN X CO. , < 88+t Administrator’s Notice. YT N <1£0;.1HS from this date, we *b*ll »p ply to the Honorable the Inferior Court Chithim county, when sitting for ordinary urpoaea, to *ell the real eatate of Wil'iam layhew. C. H. HAYDEN, F. UAYHEW, Adminiatratora. august 13 4* NEW-WVWK. State Literature Lottery, CLASS NO. IV, FOR DECEMBER, 1824, TO BE DRAWN IN FI VE MIMUTES. CAf AL LOTTERY, nrnxNTH class—new series. BIETE NUMBERS,N1NK BALLOTS TO BE DRAWN, SCHEME. 2 Prizes of 410,000 is 420,000 3 5,000 15,000 1 3,082 3,082 17 1,000 17,000 20 500 10,000 41 200 8,200 61 100 6,100 51 • 00 3,080 1734 12 20,808 11475 6 68,850 13,305 Prizes, } 4171,100 20,825 Blanks, ( 34,220 Tickets. In this scheme with nine drawn ballots there will be 84 prizes with three numbers on them, 1830 with two numbers on them, nnd 11,475, with one number on them.— Those tickets having none of the drawn numbers on them being blanks. To determine the fate of the 34,220 tickets, the 60 numbers will severa y be placed in a wheel on the day of dra wing, and nine of them will be drawn, and those tickets having on them as a combination the 1st, 2d and 3d, and 4th, 5th and 6th numbers drawn, will be entitled to $ 10,000. Those having on them the 7th, 8th and 9th—1st, 2d and 4th—1st, 2d and 5th, will each he entitled to 45,000, That having on it the 1st, 2d and 6th, will be entitled to $3,082. Those having on them the 1st,2d, and Tth:2d,Sth & 6th 3d, 7th and 9th 1st,7th and 9th 2d,7th & 8th 3d, 8th and 9th I st,8th and 9th 2d,8th & 9th:4th,5th and 8th 2d, 3d and 4th|3d,4th & 5th 5th,6th and 7th 2d, 3d and 5th:3d,4th & 6th Cth,7th and 8th 2d, 4thand9th'3d,7lh&8th ! each $1000. Thus, having on them the 1st,3d and 6th 2d,4th & 5th I st,3d and 7th 2d,5th & 7lh 1st,3d and8tl> :st,3d ami Util 1st,4th and 8th i st,5th and 7 th -2d 3d and 6th 2d,5th & 8th 2d, 5th & 9th 2d,6th & 7th 2d, 4th & 9th 3d,5th & 6th 3d, 5th and 9th 4th,6th and 8th 4tli,6th and 9th 5th, 7th and 8th 6th,7th and 9th 6th,8th and 9th each $500. ltainuscus Steal Razors, n UST received, a supply of the above ar- tide, which will be warranted good.— For ealeby N. B. WEED. nov l 24 NEW LARD, HAMS, AND HOLLAND GIN. RECEIVED PER BRIG GEORGE WASHINGTON. -J fkfk KEGS New Leat’Lurd J.\/Vr 150 Hams 3 Barrels Castor Oil 5 Pipes II. Gin, Swan Brand 30 Barrels Mess Pork For sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. Jnn 14 All others (being 41 Tickets) having three of the drawn numbers on tnein, will itach be entitled to $300. The 51 Tickets having the 1st and 2d drawn numbers on them only, will each be entitled to 100 dollars. The 51 Tickets having the 3d and 4th Irawn numbers on them ouly, will each be I’ntitled to 00 dollars. All others (being 1734 tickets) with any two of the drawn numbers on them, will ach be entitled to 12 dollars. And those having on them any one of the drawn numbers, (being 11,475 tickets, or 1,275 for each drawn number,) will be each entit led to 6 dollars. No ticket which shall have drawn a prize, of a superior denomination, can bo entitled to an inferior prize. Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, and subject as usu al, to a deduction of 15 per cent. A considerable portion of this Lottery is put up in parcels of 20 Tickets, embracing all the combination numbers, from one to sixty, which parcels are warranted to draw at least. 54 dollars less the deduction of 15 per cent, with so many chances for the cap ital prizes. J. B. YATES, ifppa ) TYRE, ( Managers. ‘ urade’s t. onipany* Pops. CASKS Brade’s Patent Hops, for \S# sale by N. B. WEED, dec 18 Georgia—(Jumden County O '- the firstTue*Ly in March next, I i! sell at Jefterion, in said county, a negro until, named Daniel, the property of the es tate of Mie-jth Crews, de eaard, pursuant to leave granted by the Court of Ordinary. MAi Y SHEWS, E*er.uiriX’ J n M 41 . dnuuiritrator’s N otice. N INE MONTHS .flet date, 1 shall apply to the Honorable the Inferior Court o' Ui.tham county, (when sitting for ordinary mrp' Ses) for leave to sell the real rs'ste o' lsr.se H. Hubina, to satisfy the heirs sn l cred itora. C. II Hayden, Administrator- august 12 '45 Hunch Muscatel Kaisins. J UST received per ship Wm. Penn, di rect from Gibraltar, 140 Boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins For sale by BRADLEY, CLAGHORN &WOOD ! AuciniiY'- Wharf. fresh Jeus, Hums, flour,«- c CHESTS Hyson Teas 33 Kegs No. 1, Tobacco 1 Hhd Richmond Cut Glass Ware Received per ship Savannah. 20 Barrels Baltimore Hams, receiv ed per Laura Jane, for sale by ^ J. B. HERBERT & CO. Feb 5 \\. t tales l’auk .Votes, F LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE Jan 20 A. M’IN PRICE OF TICKETS SIX DOLLARS. Tho peculiar advantages of this scheme, are, that it haB two highest prizes—the number of Capitals is unusually large for the amount of rash to be disposed of in pri- zes,(l7l,100 Dollars) and the price comes within the means of every man. Orders are ruceivcd as usual, at the office of the Geor gian, by W. ROBE UTS ON, whose orders in the late Pennsylvania Lot tery, have produced a large amount in pri zes, among which were one of a thousand dollars, 100, 50’s, &c. Prize Tickets in the Pennsylvania Lotte ry, 14th Class, received as cash. Jan 18 - T HE subscriber intending to close his business in this city, otferB his Btock at reduced priceB, for CASH, consisting of Sideboards of various patterns, Secretary and Book Cases, Wardrobes, French Press es, Bureaus, Ladies’ Dressing Tables,Com inodes, Pillar and Claw Work Tables, Card Tables, Tea Tables, Dining Tables, Breakfast Tables,Gentlemen’s Wriling Ta bles and Book Cases, Inclosed Basin Stands, Wash Stands, Candle Stands, Work Stands, Mahogany Cribbs, Cradles, Mahogany high post Bedsteads, Field do. Maple do. Maple Field do. Wire Safes, Cotts, Mattresses, Looking-Glasses, Fancy & Windsor (’hairs, &c. at the Ware-House, corner of Whitta- ker-Street and Bay Lane. J. H. O. also requests that those who arc indebted, will please to make payment with out delay, and those having any demands- present their accounts for settlement. J. II. OLDERSHAW. Jan 25 51| Notice. N ine MONTHS after ds'e, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court 'ih-thameoutoy for leave to sell the real .nd personal estate of the late Mrs Ann Ham ilton, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs .nd crtd'toisof aiid es'ate, WORTHING ION GALE, Ezteu'on March 16 895* T O be Irawn on Wednesday, the 9th Marii, 1825, and finished in a few minutes—jixty numbers, eight ballots to be drawn. — Sckems. 1 Prise of 30,0(10 Dollars is 8*10.000. I 10.000 lO.UuO, 3 5.000 10.000. 2 2,198 4, 56. 20 1,000 20,000 30 500 ' 15,000. 52 100 5 ’00. 104 SO 5 TOD. 1500 16 9n floo 40,606 84,464 34 1 ]20 Ticket* at $6, £205,320 In thin Scheme, with eight drawn ballot?, ther* will be 56 prizes with three numbers or then, 1456 with two numbers on them, and 10,618, with one number on them. Those t ckits having none of the dra* n ballots or then being blank*. !'• determine the fate of *11 the ticket* in ♦hediove lottery, 60 numbers, from one tn «'Xty inclusive# will severallv be placed in > wheel on the day of drawing, and eight of them will be drawn, and that ticket '.aving on it a* a combination, the 1st, 2d and third aum bers drawn, will be entitled to £30,000. That having on it (he 4th,5th and 6th, wifi be entitled to £10,000. T' ns having- n them the 3d, 4th and 5th nnd 6d, 7th and 8tl», each £5,000 Those having on them the 1st, 6th and 8th. an 1 lit, 7th and 8th, ea<*h 2,128 Those 20 having on them the 21,6th and 7tl» 3d, 5il* and 7th 4th,6th and 8(h ‘M, 6»h and 8th 3d, 5th and 84» h,Tth ai d 8 2d 7 h and 8th 3d, 6thand7tii th.6thaur' 7 - 3d, 4»h and 6t:* 3d, 6' h anr Rt!> 5lh,6th and 8' • -h , 4th and 7't 1 4 ,5 hand 7 i> 5th,7th and 8 1« ,4<hand 8 h 4ti.,5thand8t 3d, 7th«' 8h 3d, 5th and 60) 4th 6th and 7th| each £’.000. All others, being (30 tickets) having hre f the drawn numhers on them will each In ntitled to £500. The 52 tickets having on them two of tlu drawn numbers and those two, the 4th and Oh, will each be entitled to £100. The 104 tickets having on them two of the drawn numbers, and those two the 61 And 7th, or 6th and 8th, will each be entitled <> £50. * Ad other* (being 1300 tickets) having two iif the drawn numbers on themi will each be entitled to £16. Ail those having on them *ny one of the 1 awy numbers, (be ; ng ? 0.608 tickets, or 13 6 >r euch drawn number^ will each be enti • tied to £8. No ticket which shall hav** drawn a prize of a superior dcuominatipn can be entitled t «n inferior prize. Prizes payable thirty day* after the drawing, and subject, a* usual, to a deduction of 45 per cent* A considerable portion < f this lottery is pu lp in parcels of . 0 tickets, embracing all th -ofibinalion numbers, from one to siat *. tjich parcels are warranted to draw at kxs £(54,1^8gi he deduction of 15 per cent, with to many chances fir the capita) prizes. Packages of 20 tickets, by certificate, m») iso be had by the payment of the d ffemnee between the price of the tickets and the mount wtrch they mu-’t of necessity dra*. such i ifterence being £65 60. The ticket* will remain at the scheme it:e, (£6) until Wednesday the 12th ins . when they wifi beDdvtu’ced t . £7. J. B. YATES, A.M’1NTYRE,( Manager8, Philadelphia, Jit, uaiy 5, .825 O’ Orders for tickets or shares, received, and prize tickets in fourteenth class, taken in payment at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE. Jnn 18 lulocmalvtu W Anted \ £ F G OKGF MILLER, otherwise DAN 1EL GLAND MILLER, who in the yeur > 815, arrived in Savannah, in the Aberdci n transport, belonging to Mewirs. D« wson 8c Sons, of London is living, and will apply to -iis fneuds in Englano, he Will hear ot «--metMng much to his advantage, He left •he Aberdeen while she lay at Savannah, ami 'ms not been bend of by his f iends sinc«* ‘bat period. He had been many years a sai* : or, and while on botird the above ve«H. whs employed as a carpenter. If he left 8R- vannah at that time, it is probable that he ntered some vessel going t«» the Brazil Is* l*nda. as in Ins last letteV, he staged that it .. a v his intention to do so. Should he havi furd at any place where a register or certifi -late of hit burial can be obtained, it would hi: '.hankfuhy received and all expen ^ei attending it, paid by ISAAC W. MORRELL, Savannah, or W.W &T.L. CHESTER. New-York sept 0 57 N otice. 4 LL persons having demands against thi \ e c ’at(' of ‘be l-te John Wakerly. (plan-- :r) dec: are requea ed to render them, prop erly attested, immc d ately; and all persons indebted; to m»k<- immediate payment to ROBERT HOY, Executor. F -k ‘'4 "7 N otice. N ine MONTHS oft, t date of thi* notice, application will be made to the Honors, bi. the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Coun ty fot perm asion to sell all the real estate o John Wakerlv, dee. for 'hi- bent fit of the heir* aid creditors of said deceased- ROBERT HOY. Executor. M> 24 5 05 Prizes. 4795 Blanks. 20000 Tickets st R9, is 180.000 Pol's s The whole of the prizes u. be floating from the commencement oi the drawing, except the following, which are to be de posited in the wheel at definite periods, viz: On the 5th day, : s ; s $10,000. On the 10th day, s • ^ 5,000. On the 16th day, : .• ; i . 20,000. On the 19th day, i i t 40,000. The whole to be completed it. Twenty V Yu-wift a only \\ The prizes only to be drawn. -The whole payable in cash, sixty days after the com pletion of the drawing, subject to a deduc tion of fifteen per cent. JAMES L. HAWKINS. N. F. WILLIAMS, J. B. RINGGOLD, Commissioners appointed by the Oovcmor and Cuuneil The above Lottery commences drawing in Baltimore, on W EDJfESDA Y, nth imt. Tickets $12—Shares in proportion. ORDERS received at the Baltimore price, and prize tickets taken in payment, at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE, No. 8, Commerce-Row. Beers’ Axes. l SUPPLY of the above Axes, received L and for sale by JV. B. WEED oct 27 STATE LOTTERY MARYLAND. HIGHEST PRIZE 40,000. SCHEME MO. in. 1 Prize or-840,000 i* 40,000 Dollar*. 1 Prize of 20.000 is 20,000 Dollars. 1 Prize of—10.000 is in ono Dollars 2 Prize* of- 5,000 is 0,000 Dollars. 30 Prise* of—--1,600 is 30,000 Dollars. 70 Prizes ot——500 is 10,000 Dollars 50 Prizes of ——*—100 is 5,i 00 Dollars. 100 Prizes of SO ia 5,000 Dollars. 5000 Prizes of —10 ia 50,000 Dollars. 180,000 Dollars. nov 9 91 Consumptions. < oughs, $c. BUTTER'S F OR the cure cf Golds. Coughs, Consump tions, Spitting nt Blood, Asthmas, and dseaaea ofthe breast and lungs. There is perhaps no medical observation better eatabiish-d, none more generally con hrmed by the experience of the best physiri- mis of all ages and countries, and none ot norr importance to the human family, titan e fact that many of the most difficult and in curable consumption! originate in neglect'd colds.. In a climate so variable as ours, where the changes of the weather are frequently sudden and unexpected, it requircam-re care end attention to guard againat this daegerou enemy of life, than most people imagine or are able and willing to bestow. 'I be bills o' mortality exhibit the melancholy fact that th, proportion of deaths by thu disease may b, considered as about five to one. I, samurh then as ibis fatal disease fnqueotly bi s defi- ance to tile skill of the most learned phyaici ans, it is a gratification to the proprietor thm he ia enabled to ofler to those affi-cted witl it, a goodly prospect of relief, i i hr,t I ighly valuable remedy, the Vegetable Indian Speci fic. The Indians are happy in their knov,- edge of medical plants; governed whnllv hi xperience, they are certain sa to their < ffVct, and it is said by an author of great character, that a true consumption a disease never known among them. This Specific is obtained by eitnctioo from herbs, roots, flowers, plant-, Ac when in per fection. In consequence of a happy combina. lion of the most valuable herhs, Ac. it becomes . balsam of a superior value. It heals the in- jii-ed [iarts, opens the pores, nnd composes me dinurbed nerves, after the manner of ai anodyne; consequently the obstruction ot the ches and the lungs which constitute th.s disease, particularly need its uae. It promote! expectoration, which ia constantly called for. and whilst it cleanses a- d heats, it also gives strength to the tender lungs In this manner it removes the hectic fever, improves diges tion, gives strength to the nerves, repairs the .ppctite and improves the spirits. This sped fie mav always be givt-n in safety it ia mild, nlettant to the taste, and may safely be given o infants, for which it is of inestimable valut It affords relief in bowel complaints, teething, whooping coughs, Sic. and ia found particu l-irly useful in hypochondriacal, nervous and hysterical diseases. Each bill ot directioi ontaina a detailed account of this disease in all its different stages, and will bi accompa ned with the signature of the proprietor it Red Ink. It ji off, red for tele by GEO, RY ERr. O -., only (my sole agent) Di uggist, cor uer Bay and Whmaker-atreeta, Savannah, at one dollar per battle. WM BUTLER. dec 30 30 Opposite the jtaa&ei&j MRK KEB, Tl ENPECTFULLY informs her friend* A ■ and the public, that her scimoi. is kow orrN, opposite the Chatham Academy, for the recfption or pupii.s. Assisted by her daughter Miss E. A. Hshbison, she niters her services in teaching tire following useful and ornamental branches of educa tion. Whilst she ret urns sincere tlianltK for the patronage hitherto 1 extended, ' she hopes, from the reduced rates of tuitiod and her increased exertions to further the pro • gress of her Pupils, to deserve a still fur ther AlL'IlBltm of public favor. Tbe cOUHjQ of tuition, and the terms oa which scholar* are received, arc— fot Class—Spelling, Reading, Sewing and „, Marking, per quarter, : 44 00 2d. Class—With Writing, Grammar, Geography and Arithme- tic, : ; : • j . j 8 00 The French or Spanish Languages, including elegant embroidery, on lace or muslin, to an/ pattern, per quarter, : : i i i : : 10 00 Painting on velvet, per quarter, t i 8 0Q ID“ The most careful attention will be paid by Mrs. Kf.h, to the deportment and morals of those entrusted to her charge, nov 7 R 5 V'wrYeA Hair .^atta&aea T HE subscriber has just received an as sortment of the above articles, war ranted to be ofthe best quality, for sale by l W. JUORREL. oct 26 P. M’DEHMOI T, I NFORMS his friends and the public gen. erally, that he has received by recent arrivals, a large and extensive assortment of Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods, which will be disposed of wholesale and ro tail, on the most reasonable terms. Tlj6 following articles comprise a part of his present stocky viz.— 10 Hofpt eula prime St Croix dura* 10 Boxes White and > B r 0 Boxes Brown 5 Havana do 60 Barrel* Loaf and Lump do SO Bsga Havana Green Coffee 6 Pipes superior 4th Proof Brandy * Pipe* do Holland Gm 5 Pipes Imitation Brandy# 4th proof 5 Do do Gin 2 Pipes very superior old Peach Brandi 2 Puncheons do do Irish Whiskey , “ » d * ,nd } FhiludelpbU Ryi 100 Barrel! J Whiskey 100 Harrell Northern Gin * * Pipe, auperi ir old Madeira Wine 5 Half Pipes superior old l iaban do 10 G arter Osaka Tmrllfe do Very superior old Madeira Wire and ism in 'fomijohr.a 150 Whole and 2 Barfen 100 Half y Fl'-ur 100 "arrela No- 3, New Mackerel 50 Barrel* No. 2, do dn 16u0 Baskets Table Salt 20 Casks Goshen Chees* 20 Barrels Copperas 200 Reams Wrapping Paper 50 Bsga Black Pepper 10 Boses Chocolate 20 ’ Five Gallon Demijohn* 5 Barrels Glue 100 Kegs HE and HF Dupont's Gunpowder 5" Pound Ganiateraof auperior d* 100 Pieces 41 inch Cotton Bagging 2 Rales Bagging Twine 1 «w l !; Je * nd i Boxe ‘ s ' Whittimore'i o Half J genuine Cards 10 Roxea Wool Hats 5 Boses Straw Bonnet* 10 Coils Bale Rope 5> Dozen Bed Corda 50 Do Plough Linet 1(H) Pounds Sash Cords 6 Bales Point, Loudon Duffle Blankets 10 Caaea colored and bleached and OF bleached Homespuns 70 Gross Iron Table Spoons 15 Do do Tea do r 0 Do Teutania Table do Plated Table and Tea do Copper,Cast, Wrought and Comp** tion Tea Kettles of all sues „„ f r * 1 ^ e * t , ,e * for making present* 20 Set* of Dish Coven 20 Tons Shear Mould* 1 1) - S. d linns 1 Do Bar Lead 1 D j Sheet li on 100 Osaka assorted Cut Naila Mill, Croaa Cut and Whip Saw, mad* expressly for this market 20 D sen Handsaw., Woodaaws and Top. nant Saws Blacksmith Sledgca and Handhtmmeif Anvils, from 1 to SOOlbs. real mouM hole Blacksmith's Bellows,from 24 to 96 Single and Double Screw Plates Corn Mills,fiom No. 1 to 5 3 Tons Hooks and Hingea Brass Andirons, from g2 50 to (13 Brass and Wire Fenders, with shove© and tongs to match 5 Casks Braid’s Patent Hoe* 100 Dozen Padlocks Steelyards to weigh from 200 to 5001b* 2 Tons of 8teel,consisting of Shear,Eng liab, Blistered and Cast 8tovea with Pip- a 1000 Poundi Waggon Bells, assorted Fancy Curtain Pin* 5 Bags Trace Chain* 2 Dozen Currying Knives 200 Doien Curry Combs 6 Sets White handle Knives and Forkfc. eonaiating of 50 p sees each 10 Seta Britaunia Teapots, Sugar and Cream do 6 Doien Patent Shot Belts 7 Doaei G.me Bags 2 Dozen Powder' Horna and Flasks 1 C-.se double and single barrel Gun* 10 Doaen Wire and 20 dos. Hair Sitter* 2 Dosen Fancy Hall Mata and SO set* Table Mat* AIBO, A general assortment ofCarnenter’aPUne*, Brushes, and Fancy Bellowa, with many othet articles in the above line,too tedious t» enu* memte. EXPECTED DAILY, 20 Tons of Carron Casting*, which til MV sold low from the whaiL nut IS

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, March 24, 1825, Image 1