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cm or SAVANNAH, ,
By G. § W. II011ERT8ON,
AT KlflHT POV.U*• m ixnv*,
PAfAHl* IS AllVANCM
. ,POR THE COUNTRY,
18 published to meet the arrangement ot
the mail, three timea a week, (Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday) at the Office of the
Daily Georgiam and coutaioa al' the in ■ elli*
pence, Commercial, Political and Hiarellan*
enua, including advertisements. published in
the Daily Paper.
The Country Paper la ae; tto all parte of
the State and Union, or delivered in the city,
at live dnllara per annum, payable in advance.
Advertisement* ate inverted in both pa_erfl
at IS eenta per aquare, of 14 l nea, for be fin-
Insertion, and 37} for every succeeding pub.
ifC*tion. .,
Commnnieatinna by Mali, mull be Pall-paid
Salea •iflamWand nbgrnca oy Wviinaira.
ton, Rzecutora or guardians, are icquired,
bvliw, to be held on the lira Tuesday in the
month between the hour* often in ho fore
noon and three in the afternoon, at the Court
Hmiae otthe county in .which the property 1a
lituate.— Notice of ih-seanlea must he given
in a public gsaslte «'*<» days previous to tin
^Noiice'ofthe aale of personal property must
be give in hke manner, tftj daya previous
o the ilay af aale.
Notice to thr debtora and creditors of an
eatale mitat be publiahod lor Fir It) days.
Notice that application will be made to the
Court of Ordinary for leave to sell land, must
be pubiiahed Mne Month!.
Notice.
N INE months after date application will
be made to llie Honorable the Jus-
tires of the In&rior Court ot Chatham
County, for leave to sell a tract ot land,
known as number eight, itth District, I ike
(formerly Munroe) County, for the benefit
ofthe heirs and creditors of the estate ol
of N. S. Bayard.
N. J. BAYARD.
Administrator estate N. S. Bava™ - .
Jail'S '
Hi hi Mi & mmt 9
Ur.rfcB.FOR BiUfc,
art IKtGSHEADS prime anil eecond
9w quality St. Croix Sugar.
50 barrel* do do do sugar
70 bags prime green coffee
30 crates blue and green edget^plates
10 tons iron, assorted
5 pipes cognac brandy
5 do Holland gin
8 hogsheads Jamaica rum
half pipes, quarter clinks, and half
quarter casks wine
30 barrels loaf sugar
30 coils halo rope
200 grindstones
'2000 bushels Maryland corn
’ arid' do Long Island white, oqual to
Georgia flint corn
nov 23
Fresh garden seed i,
AND
feulbous YloWfcT Hoot 8'
J UST reee ved by the rubicriber, and wa".
ranted of the Iasi season's growth, 3'
boxes Garden Seedput up by A. M’Mshon k
I'.o. Philadelphia, expressly for thix market
and containing the fuilo'ving aa.ortm, nt», via.
NOifCfi. —'
T UB subscribers being about to decline bn
sines* in this place, request per i ws ha
iug demands sg dnst them, to present then,
for payment
oct 5
A. B.-FANNIN k CO.
*<■+.
N otice.
VflNE BOOTHS ufttr/late of Hus notice,
J3i application wilt be m'- At to the Honoris
ble'lie Court of Ordinary <;f rhatfiam Coun
ty. for permiMon to soil si; tlic real tntate <•!
Jotn Wakerlv, dec. for the benefit of the
heirs aud Creditors f qaid d^ce?g'’d*
ROBERT HOY, Executor.
94 67
Administrator’s N otice.
N N* ISO <TH8 from this date, v'C shall ap
ply to the Honorable tho Inferior Court
Chatham county, when aiding fur ordinary
purposes, to sell the rtui estate of Wihism
Hay hew.
C. If. HAYDEN,
I*. MAYHEW,
Administrator’s.
autniU 19 45
Cognac i randy.
PIPES “ Soignette's Brand," just re
J ceivcd per Louisa Matilda, liir-sule by
J. B. HERBERT &. CO.
IN STORE,
50 Tierces new llice
10 Pipes Holland Gin
10 Hogsheads Jamaica Rum
SO Barrels Flour
30 Barrels HauiB
75 Barrels Gin
B0 Crates Crockery
20 Kegs Butter
SO Barrels Mackarcl, No. 3
20 Cases Port Wine
to Casks Oil
Jan 12
t. Drumhead Cabbage
2. Long Red Beet
3 Long Orange Carrot
4. H iriley
5 Leek
5. Onion
7. Salmon Ttadiah
8. Early Purple do.
9. Round leaved
'0. Early Turuipt
It. t.ate do
12 Salsafv
13' At.ia'-agus
14. Earl) curled Let'
ttice
I t Royal Cabbage do
>6. atm meg Melon
17, Spinach
18. Summer Savoy
(9. Sweet Basil
•10 fsgq
21. Ns'durtium
22. Celery
23 Early Pcaa
24. Late do
2t Early bonifl) bean
26 Red French do
ALSO,
90 Packages containing the following Bui
'O'lS Elower Hoots, via.
1. Ifoiib'e Hyacinths
F ne Tulip*
3 Narcissus
For sale by
F-h 9
I 4.Mi'xieinligerfl.iwer
5 D uble Tuberose
6 Slur of Bethlehem
P. M’DBRMOTT.
SB
By the Preeidenl uf the United Stidee.
( V pursuance of law, I, James Movies, P er.
uient of the t'niied States, do hereby de
clsre and make known, that a public aale wi!
be held at the I.nn 1 Office at Tallahasse, I
Florida, on the third Monday of May next, f"
the di-nnP 'l of th» fo'biwing lands, vlx •—
Township 1, south of Range 1, west ofthe
Meridian ligc.
I and 2 north of Range 1, do do
Fractional 3 do do do do
Township I, south 1, 2, 3, 4, & 11, cast*
I &2,nnrtli 1,2, 3, 4, & 5-
Fractional township 3 1,2,3, 4, &. 5.
t he aale will commence with the lowe
number of section, township, and range, an.
I.roceed in regular numerical order. TV.
hndB reserved by law for the use ofschanis
ir other purposes, will be excluded from th'
ale
Given under my hand, at the City of Wash*
ington, this 26lti dnv of .l,nuarv, 1895.
JAMES MONUOB.
Bv the President.
GFiO GRAHAM,
Commissioner ofthe General Land-Offis"
(CP Primers of llie Laws of tiie Uni'e.
Slates, in the Territory of Florida, nod in th
Staten of 1 lab-ma, Louisiana, Teness' C, Mi*'-
<issipp : , Georgia, and Ronth-Carolios, are an
thoriz d to pub'ish the firegoing Prociarai-
ion once a week nniil the day of sale
P"h 7 6 t
Damascus Steal Razors,
J UST received, a supply ofthe above ar
ticle, which will be warranted good.—
For sale by N. B. WEED.
nov 24
NEW LARD, HAMS, AND HOLLAND
GIN.
nv.crivKn per nmo oconor Washington.
■4 gWVKEGS New Leaf Lard
A VvJ'lOO Hums
3 Barrels Castor Oil
5 Pipes II. Gilt, Swan Brand
30 Barrels Mess Pork
For sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO.
Jan 14
T IIE sut^criber intending to close his
business in this city, offers his stock
at reduced priccB, for CASH, consisting of
Sidobnards of various patterns, Secretary
and Book Casog, Wardrobes, French Press
es, Bureaus, Ladies’ Dressing Tables,Com
modes, Pillar and Claw Work Tables,
Card Tables, Ten Tables, Dining Tables,
Breakfast Tables,Gentlemen's Writing Ta
bles and Book Cases, Incloscil Basin Stands,
Wash Stands, Candle Stamls.WorkStnmls,
Mahogany Cribbs, Cradles, Mahogany high
post Bedsteads, Field do. Maple do, Maple
Field do. Wire Safes, Cotts, Mattresses,
Looking-Glasses, Fancy & Windsor Chairs,
&c. at tlio Ware-House, corner uf Whitta-
kcr-Streht ami Bay Lane.
J. II. O. also requests that those who are
indebted, will please to make payment with-,
out dolay, and those having any domnnds,
present their accounts for settlement.
J. H. OLDER8IIAW.
Jan 25 51||
BOT'DDIL
Opposite the Academy
MTlfe. THEU,
R ESPECTFULLY informs her friends
and the public, that her school is now
ei'KN, opposite the Chatham Academy, for
the heckptiox OK popu.s. Assisted by
her daughter Miss E. A. Harrison, she
offers her services in teaching the following
useful and ornamental branches of educa
tion. Whilst she returns sincere thanks foi
the patronage hitherto extended, she
hopes, from the reduced rates of tuition and
her increased exertions to further the pro
gross of her Pupils, to deserve a still fur
thcr extension of public fnvor. The course
of tuition, and the teuns on which scholars
are received, are—
1st Class—Spelling, Reading, Sewing and
Marking, per quarter, : «4 00
2d. Class—With Writing, Grammar,
Geography and Arithme-
tic, 8 00
The French or Spanish Languages,
including elegant embroidery, on
laeo or muslin, to any pattern,
per quarter, 10 00
Painting on velvet, per quarter, i : 8 00
ID" The most careful attention will be
paid by Mrs. Kf.r, to the deportment and
morals of those entrusted to her charge,
nov 2 B5
Consumptions, Coughs, ijc.
BUTLER’S
Goshen BuUer, Lard $c.
rUST RECEIVED by ship Corsair, and
I other late arrivals
12 firkins Goshen Butter, 1st quality
2r> kegs leaf Lard
8 bills Butter Crackers
20 half and quarter bbls Buck .Wheat
and Rye Flour
10 bbls Pilot Bread, for family use
Fur sale by
A. BASSETT
No. I. Mongin’s New Buildings
fell 12 0 67
Share Moulds, P .rk, Gin, tyc
C C. GRISWOLD offers for sale, lan-
• ding from ship Corsair
4 tuns Share Moulds
In Store,
56 barrels Northern Gin
, 16 . do Mess Pork, New-York
city inspection
1 ton Steel
100 kegs White Lead
22 kegs Black Paint
8 do Verdigris
5 do Spanish Brown
10 barrels Whiting
fib 12
07
Beers’ Axes.
A SUPPLY of the shove Axes, received
*k and for sale by . X. B. WEED.
octTt
“tirade’s Company’ Hoes.
CASKS Bradc’s Patent Hoes, for
LMi/ sale by N. B. WEED,
dee, 18
Georgia—Camden County.
O N the first Tecidsy in March next, 1 will
sell at Jefferson, in oaiil county, a negro
awn, named Daniel, the property of the ea-
tate of Micsjah Crews, deceased, purauant tu
leave granted by the Court of Ordinary.
MARY CREWS, Executrix-
J.n 14 41
ivdimnistrator’s Notice.
N ine MONTHS after date, I shall apply
to the Honorable the Inferior Court of
Cnatham county, (when aitting for ordinary
purpmes) for leave to aell the real estate ot
Isaac H. Bobins, to utiafy the heira and cred.
itora, C- H HAYDEN^
Administrator
auguit 12 45
Bunch Muscatel Raisins.
J UST received per ship Wm. Penn, di
rect from Gibraltar,
140 Boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins
For sale by
BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN t WOOD,
Fi b 7 Aneiaux’u Wharf.
fresh feus, Hams, flour, tc.
f)A CHESTS Hyson Teas
£l\J 33 Kegs No. 1, Tobacco
I Illid Richmond Cut Glass Ware
Received per Bhip Savannah.
20 Barrels Baltimore Hams, receiv
ed per Laura Jane, for sale by
J. B. HERBERT & CO.
Feb 5
F OB the cure of (Jut la, Coughs, Comump
(ions, Spitting of Blood, Aatbmaa,and
(isnssea ofthe-bi easi and lungs.
There is perhaps no medical observation
batter estab.iihed, none more generally con
firmed by the experience of the best pbysir.i-
ins of all apes and coitntrifi, and nnne ol
’■ore importance to the liumtn family, than
lie fuel that many of the most difficult and in-
uirnble coninmptioi a originate in neglect'ip;
colds.. In a climate ao variable aa ours, where
•he chsngci of the weaiher are frequently
sudden and unexpected, it require* more c* 1 e
and at'emionto guavd against this dangerou-
enimy of life, than most people imagine or
are able and willing to bes’ow. The bills o*
mortality exhibit the melancholy fact that the
proportion of desihs by this disease may bt
considered as about five to one. Inasmuch
then as this fatal disease frequently bid* defi
ance to the skill of the most learned physici
ms, it is a gratification to the proprietor that
ie la enabled to offer to those afibeted with
it, a goodly prospect of relief, in ihat highly
vnluaole remedy, th? Vegetable Indian Speci
fic. The Indians aie happy in their know,
lodge of m ulical plants 1 governed wholly by
xperience, they are certain at totneir cff.-ct,
and it is said by an author of great character,
(hat a true consumption is a disease never
known among them,
7 his Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plant-, (sc. when in per
fection, In consequence of a happy combina.
ion of the moat valuable berht, Ac- it becomes
1 balsam of a auperior value. It heals the in
jured parts, opens the pores, and composes
the dial orbed nerves, after the manner of an
anodyneconsequently the obstruction of
the cheai and the lungs which constitute this
disease, particularly need it* use. It promotes
expectoration, which is constantly called for,
and whilst it cleanses and heals, it alio gives
nrength to the lender lungs In this manner
it removes the heetie fever, improves diges
tion, gives strength to the nerves, repairs the
ippetite and. improves the spirits. This apeci
Ac msv always be given in safety it is mild,
-Jessant to the taste, and may asfely be given
o infanta, for which it ia of inestimable value,
ft affords relief in bowel complaints, teething,
vh toping coughs, Uc. and is found particu-
! rly useful in hypochondriacal, nervoua and
lyatcricnl diseases. Each bill ot direction
ontains a detailed account of this diaesse in
■II its different stages, and will bs iccomp*
ird with the signature of the proprietor in
Red Ink. It is offered for aale by GEO. HT-
BKbO otily (my ante agent) Diuggiit,.oor
ter Bay and Whillaker-streeta, Savannah, aj
one dollar per bottle.
WM. BUILEf.
dee 30 30
I , JUST liECEftrftB,
: By the brig Pkeamnt, from Philadelphia,
IJOt HHDS. and 100 Mil- Philadelphia
Rye W' iakey
\ 150 Duteh Demijohns
10 kegs Saltpetre
I 50 whole and 100 half hhts. fresh Flour
ALSO, IN STORE,
bushels Liverpool ground Salt
5 hhbi, Cc 20 bbls, prime 81, Croix Sugar
3 pipes and 25 demijohns best Holland
1 Gin
S pipes end 30 demijohns best Cognac
I Brandy
D bhds. and 75 bbls. superior Northern
1 Rum
K bbls Northern Gin
. So baxlO'e-n Gi ffee
5 casks superior iJAl.ix’-nia Wine
2» bbls Lump si.rl 72 bbls, I .oat Sugar
5 boxes white and 7 do brown Havana
Sugar
25 bags black Pepper
5 pipes Imitation Gin
2 bales Baggi ng Twine
25 qr boxes Hyson Tea
50 reams Wrapping Paper
15 bnx. s Pipes
5 casts Wool Hats
10 bains best Ox mbtirgt
5 bales nnb!*.us!ied Homespun
4 liases colored ditto
50 keg< Dupont’s G in Powder
1000 bushels Table Salt
95 Irega manufactured Tobacco
25 tons asjorted (Carnm) Castings
5 large Smith Bellows
5b kegs assorted Cut Nails
100 bigs assorted Shot—alia in
Assortment ef Cedar Ware, Market and
Clothes Baskets.
All of which irll be sold low for cash, or
good town acceptances,
P. M’DERMOTT.
msreh 14 97.
Cider, Porter, Wine, &lc.
S\ K BOXES first quality Cider.
All 5 Casks do do London Porter
30 Boxes Claret Wine
10 do Madeira do
120 Boxes Bunch Ramins
10 Barrels Soft Shell Almonds
For sale wholesale and retail by
BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD,
Anciaux’s Wharf,
Feb 18
Castings.
jntJTi TONS carron castings, just rcceiv-
55© ed from Greenock, via. Charleston,
consisting of the following assortment, viz 1
2000 pots from I to 30 gallons
200 American spiders, from 9 to 13 inches
s0 set fl^tmplftlwqigjlts.jraHI UW- to
120 London skillets, from 1 to 6 quarts
1300 camp ovens, from 9 to 18 inches
.130 untinned tea kettleB, from one to 5
quarts
For sale by I>. M’DERMOTT.
Jan 8
Ini’otmaUon W anted \
I F GKOttGE MILLER, otherwise DAN
IEL OI.AND MILLER, who in the year
(815, arrived in Savannah, in the Aberdeen
transport, belonging to Messrs. D'-waun k
3oni, of London, is living, and will apply to
bis Mends in England, he will hear ol
sumetb'ng much to bis advantage, He left
the Aberdeen w hile she lay at Savannah, and
baa n«t been heard nf by hia f lends line,
that period. He had been many years a sai
lor, and while on board the above vessel,
was employed as a carpenter. If be left Sa
vannah at that time, it is probable that he
•ntered some veaael going to the Brazil Is
lands, ks in his itst letter, he staled that it
was his intention to do so. Should he hsre
died it any place where a register or certifi
cate of hia burial can be obtained, it would be
thankfully received and all expen te»attending
it, paid by
ISAAC W. MORRELL,
Savannah, or
W.W kT.L. CHESTER,
New-York
•not a V7
\5. fttfetts Bank
F or sale at
LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE
Jan 2R
Notice.
N INE MONTHS after date 4 application will
be made to the Honorable Inferior Court
if Chatham county, for leave to aell the real
and personal estate of the late Mrs Ann Ham
ilton, deceased, for the benefit ol the iota
,nd creditonuf laid estate,
WORTHING TON GALE, Exe-iutari
March 10 894*
Administrator’s Sale.
O N the fi it Saturday aPer the fist Tuea
day in May neat, between the hours of
ten and Tour o’clock, will be sold at the mar
ket-liouse in the town of St. Marys, pursuant
to an order of the Honorable the Court of Or
dinary for the county of Camden, a negro wo
man named Jenny, belonging to the eilate of
Dav d G. Jones, deceas a, for the benefit of
the creditors of said estate.
JOHN HABDEE. Adm’r.
March 90 95
Notice.
A LL persons having demands against the
iv estate of the late John Wakerly, (plant
er) dec. are reques ed to render them, prop
erly attested, immediately 1 and all persona
indebted, to make immediate paymrnt to
ROBERT ROY, Executor,
Feb 24 77
NO HUE.
VpNB MONTHS after the date hereof, ip-
IN plication will be made to the Honorable
the Inferior Court of Chatham county, when
sitting lor ordinary purpoaes, for leave to aell
1 lot, with the improvements, aituaje in thr
city of Sivinnah, in the atid county,and known
in the plan of laid city by the No. 53, Brown
Ward, lor the benefit of the heirs and legatees
of the estate ol the late Hugh M’CsIl, de-
CCAScde
THOMA8 M’CALL,
PHILIP BRASCH,
Executor*.
net 14 79
NOTICE.
N ine month! after date., application will br
made to the Inferior Court of Chatham
County, aitting for ordinary pmpniei for an
order, atiiolule, to sell lota Noa- four ane five,
(4 and’5) in Carpenter’a Row, and lot No.
one, (1) Green Ward, in thi city of Savannah,
being the real eatete of Francis Jalineau, dec
for tne benefit of the heirs and creditora of
uideatate WILLIAM GASTON,
Qualified Executor.
Y 87a
Rui xstu be onaxnviD bv MotueM aku
Nurses.—Some people in dressing an in
fant, seem in such haste is to toss him in
way nit at may that must fatigue and harass
him. The most tender deliberation should
be obaervod. Every one knows that a kid,
a latnb, a calf, at even a puppy or kitten,
caunot thrive if squeezed or tumbled about.
An infant is certainly more easily hurt.—
But in addition to this horrid dressing, iiis
clothes are often so light, that he frets slid
roars, though lie cannot give words to his
complainlB. Pins should never he esed in
an infant’s clothe*; sud. every thing should
he so loosely tied, tlipj one might get two
fingers between it and the part where it is
fixed. Bandages round the head should be
strictly forbidden. Many instances of idio-
tism, fits and deformity, are owing to tight
bandages. In laying a child to sleep, he
should be laid upon the right side oftener
than on the left; but twice, in the four and
twenty hours, at. least he should be changed
to the left Bide. Laying him on his back
when he ia awake, ia enough of that pos
ture, in which lie can alone move his legs
and arms with freedom. Infante are some
times very rcstlees at night; and it is gen
erally owing oither to cramming them with
fieavv supper,tight night clothes, or being
tar heated by too many blankets. It may
Iso proceed from putting them to sleep too
early. He should bo kept awake until the
family ire going to rest, and the house free
from noise. Undressing and bathing him
will wetty and dispose them to Bleep, and
universal stillness will promote it. Never
let any thing but the prescription of a phy
sician in sickness, tempt you to give him
wine, spirits, or any drug to make him
sleep. Milk and water, whey or thin gruel,
is the only fit liquor for little ones, even
when they can run about. The more sim
ple and light their diet, the more they will
thrive. Such food will keep their body re
gular, and they cannot be long well if you
neglect that essential point. When open
ing medicine must be given to supply the
defect of nature, a little manua or magnesia
is safest. A careful and diligent mother
will attend to the particulars, keeping all
her children under her own eye, aud giving
them lessons of more value than gold or
jewels, in the time that lazy and gadding
{Ossips are looking at their fingers, orgiv-
ng and hearing news.
Extract of 1 letter from England.—“ I
have been one of a deputation from Briotol,'
Liverpool and Chester ; we were joined by
ttf* mR-Ml«all,MM/v)m t ahllM, ...S mm*
n a body to the Chancellor of the Exche
quer, by whom we were most courteously
slid attentively received; and after a long
stay, and the most laborious research, I am
confident we left him under a strong convic
tion of the policy and immediate propriety
of taking off half the duty on Tobacco, and
thereby reducing it to two shillings per lb.
This will suppress smuggling, and vastly in
crease the consumption ofthe article.”
New Bhitish Mixister The New-
York Albion mentions the appointment of
Mr. Chari.ks Robert Vaughan, as En
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten
tiary to this country. It wits lately mention
ed in the Paris papers that Mr. Vaughan
had passed tiirough that city 011 his return
to England from Switzerland, where he has
been for the last two or three years in the
capacity of Minister. He is a young man
under forty years of age, of distinguished
talents, a fine scholar, and of great moral
worth. He went to Spain in 1809, and soon
after published a very interesting account
of the siege of Saragossa. When Sir Hen
ry Wellesley was appointed Ambassador to
the Constitutional Government of'Spain al
Seville, Mr. Vaughan was appointed his
Secretary, and he remained in that station
until 1818, when Sir Henry went for six or
eight mouths to England, during which time
Mr. Vaughan acted in the capacity of Min
ister. He was afterwards, in 1828, appoin
ted Secretary to the Embassy in France,
and in 1822 or 1823, Minister to Switzer
land.—Bolton D. Adv.
Matrimonial Statistics—The follow
ing is a fair statement of matrimony in some
ofthe principal tuwuuof England in 1816
Wives eloped,
Husbands runaway.
Legally divorced,
Husbands and wives that exhibit to
the world the most perfect Par-
adiiitalbhta in public calling each
other “ my beloved Sophia, my
kind Charles, my charming Edi
ths,” Sic. but who pinch and
scratch each other all night,
Living in open hostility,
Secretly discontented,
Mutually indifferent,
Passing for happy,
Hardly happy,
Truly happy,
Total. 100,000
It is said of Mr.Belzoni.the celebrated tra
veller, that he supported on his colossal
frame twenty two persons ; they were strap
ped round Ilia hips, shoulders, neck, etc.—
With this enormous pressure he moved a-
cross a stage on which he exhibited thia
feat, with as muchstoadinesaandstatelinesa
as the elephant does when hisAowdaA ia full
oflndian warriors. Mr, B. was six feel
eight inches in height.
Joy to our brother! The following edi
torial notice is from theStClairaville (Ohio)
Gazette of the 23d ult. whose editor, like
an honest fellow, desires all his numerous
and respectable readers to rejoice in his hap
piness. We hope he may never have occa
sion to invite their sympathy in distress ;
“ ‘ ft ia not good that man should bs alone.'
The Editor has the pleasure of informing
his numerous and respectable readers* that
J he has taken a Partner, net for one two, or
any term of year*, but ‘ a. long a. w . both
shall live—net for the purpose of assisting
in the labors ofthe printing-office, but to
participate with him in ‘life? joy. and view-
He should have given bis readers the.
name ofthe lady, which would have swell-
ed the tide ef congratulation, nnd perhaps
of busimwe, by adding her ftiehds to his.—
This mode <ff announcing marriage* is new,
probably, to most of our reader*,' but it ie
the established custom in some countries of
Europe.Germs ny for example, for the parting
to announce their own marriages, connect-
tng with it an advertisement of their busi-
ues*. &c—Xut. Int
MBTBOROLOaiUAX,
Day of the
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Bills on New-York,
F or sale by
Feb 24 C. C. GRISWOLD.
Whiskey,
F or sale by
Feb 23
T. 8. LUTHER.
Bacon ami Lard.
4f\ BOXES BACON
4vP 50 firkins Lard—Landing from
schr. Barracoa, from Baltimore. For sale
by HALL Si HOYT.
March 8 87
Gin and Butter.
Received per ship Corsair,
I^A BARRELS GIN, and by Thomas
• w Hall, 34 Rees Butter
For sale by J. 13. HERBERT & CO.
March 26
Butter and Hams,
R ECEIVED by ship Emperor, 10 firkitti
first quality Goshen Butter
5 Barrels Burlington Hams
jot sale by ^ ^ A. BASSETT.
Door Mats.
J UST received by the William Wallace
three dozen beBt quality India Door
Mata, for sale by- I. W. MORRELL.
March IS 93
Double Distilled Rose Water.
A fresh supply of best London
Rose Water, received per brig Pan*
thee, and for sale br
LAY* Hendrickson,
Chrmists and Druggistcr Shad’s Buildings*
May 10 > -' ; '
Wanted,
E mpty wine bottles. Apply tp
May II GEO. RYERSON.
Varnish & Turpentine.
B RIGHT and Black Varnish and Spirit*
of T.urpentioe, on consignment, fey