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WIILUM PATTERSON,
H as removed to the brick itm, ond
door out of hi* former stand, where
lw a eow opening tt ierge end "Jfenerii a*
aortmenl of
mst <bd®ids 4
out raosivsd from New-Yorh by the Augua-
■C gjvjnnth, end other recent arrivals.
1 *M01tO WHICH ABB,
Cloth* end Ceuiine/u '
Pleine end Blenket*
SSS^SfrLOi .
Da Domestic*
Bloeched end unblehched domutio sheet
ing* end shirtings.
Dark end light Cejicou
Linen*. Lawn* end Linen Csmbrieu
Pletillee Buiaie-end Irish Dioper* ,
Cambrics end Muslins
Nankin snd Canton Crapes
Bombasetts, BouilwSeena, end Dimities
Blech end col. Italian Crepes
Clerk & Paislcjfs spool cotton
Hosiery end dnruing Yarn
White end colored Cravats
Bolivar do
■ Hunter's Cord
Ladies horse skin end kid gloves
Gentlemen’s do and keevurdo t
And a variety of fancy articles. ftc. die.
Also, a large supply of 4* inch
Cotton Bagging,
Which he offers for sale at reduced prices,
o t 6
mw ®mm«
3A.MV.ft WELLS,
KBROBANT TAILOB,
ONE DOOR EAST OF THE CltY-
HOTEL. ON TilE BAY,
1 9 now opening e large asssortmeut of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
lie. of the moat fashionable pattorns, and
tome df them of a very mperipf quality ,
which he will make up in the kxwxst Artu
jicatsst iTTl.l!-Hhe having a number of first
rate workmen in his employ, which he hits
brought uul from }lie North/
ALSO, A LAAQE ASSORTMENT OF NSW AND
FASHIONABLE .
ReaAj .Made, Clotting*
comprising every article in hi, line, which
were,made in (he,best manner, uuder his own
superintendence, expressly for this market.—
Alsu, a large auprtmeot of
LADIES'; CLOAKS,
some of a very superior quality. Orders of
'his former customers are solicited.
Oct 15 *7
' CANDEE \ WARLAND,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
O E3PECTFULLY inform the oitiaans of
A*. Savannah and it* vicinity, that they have
taken a stand in Whlttaker-Slraet. nearly
opposite the Mansion-House, Wheia they
intend to carry on tha TAILORING BU
SINESS iotUin various breaches'
THKV OFFER FOH SALE,
8upurfiue Blue and Black Clotha ,
Fancy'Colon 'do.
Blub and Black Caasimere*
Figured Bilk and Valanqia Vestings
" Grecian Vetrat do. vary elegant
Dot do. Wonted Striped
'also a hood assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting oi
Gentlemen’* Blue and Black Conti
Blue, Brown and Steele Mixt Frock do.
Do. do. Coatee*
Blue and Black Pantaloon*
Sattinett* and Bangup Cord* do.
Grecian Velvet, Valencia and Figured
Silk Veit* .
Striped da.
Blue Cambist Cloaks, very elegant ■
Scotch Plaid do. Various colors
LIREWISE,
Gentlemen’s Fancy Cravats
Suspenders, Gloves, Black Stocka
Cravat Stiffeners, Ac. to.
Together with a general assortment of Trim-
mingt used iu their line of bnsines.
IT All orders executed at the shortest pos
sible, notice, and in a manner warranted to
give satisfaction. Work done Ify the first
New-York Workmen, and according to the
latest and most approved fashions.,
N. B.—One of the partners residing at the
North, the business will be conducted by
. G. M. WARLAN D.
Opt ¥1 32pw
THE NEXT LOTTERY.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND,
T HE odd and even system, by which
this Lottery is to be drawn, w»a at
first popular, and is growing, stiff mor* *u
every day. The drawing will take placo oo
the ninth or this month, and be completed
in' one day. Highest prize
30,000 D0X4&
. J Prize of,
1 Prize of
1 Prize of
10 Prizes of
10 Prizesof
30 Prizes of
80 Prize* of
100 Prizesof
200 Prizesof
400 Prizes of
20000 Prizes of
20813 Prizes.
SCHEME.
430,000 is
10,000 is
5.000 is
1,000 ia
500 is
100 iB
20 is
20 is
10 is
5 is
4 is
430,000
10,000
' 6,000
to.ooo
- 5,000
3.000
3,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
80,000
$152,800
40000 Tickets. Not one Blank to a Prize,
liolen, issstSSMSISIlSStSSSSVtlSSt IH)
Halves,,2 5Q
Quarters 1 25
Eighths,02
OltnEHS LEFT AT . .
ALLENS EXCHANGE OFFICE.
where in the last Stato Lotteries were so d
the -iO.OhO—the 10.000—am) the 5,000 did
1st prizes, and paid the 20,000, and the
10.000—and where have been sold priaos of
lbn.OOO—25.000—20,000—8 of 10.0U0—3 of
5.000—10 of 1,000 dollars, tic. Ac. whtoh
were all drawn in ono day, amounting |o
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
ID’Orilers enclosing cash or prize tickets,
cost pi.id, from any part of the Union,
promptly attended to. Address
. 8. ft M. ALLEN ft CO.
NrtV1 Savannah.
RENEW YMUR PRIZES-
GRAND STATF. LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND,
SIXTH CLA88.
D RAWS in Baltimore on the 9th No
vember, and contains the fqllowing
capitals
1 Of : > (1 1:
! : 430,000
1 .- t t .- 1
: : : ! 10,000
.1
: ! t : 5 000
10 : , 1 .- s.
: : ; : 1,000
10
: : 1 : 600
ftc. ftc, ,
Whole Tickets, 45; Halves, 2 50; Qu&r
ter*, l *5.
Country and City orders promptly attond-'
die, *t LUTHER’S
I Exchange Office.
Oct 29
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT7
T he grand state lottery
OF MARYLAND draws, all in*a few
PHIZES W,ien t h® following SPLENDID
30,000 DOLLARS,
10,000 DOLLARS,
6,000 DOLLARS,
’ 10 of 1,000 DOLLARS,, .
.. 10 of .600 DOLLARS,
ate. arc to be distributed. Ticket* and
Basroa can yet be had, by leaving vour or-
; ALLEN’S OFFICE.
Cr Prize* In other Lotteries received.—
Ticket* $5—Shares in proportion.
* .sep.
LOST,
I>ETWEBN Johngton-dt Market square,
Vr£" ‘^iMe string of CORAL BEADS.
^«tLo*ce bere ' Wded ^
**• . • 84
MAS. S< HOWARD,
H AS just, received per ship Chariot,.a
choice supply of fresh and warranted
MBBIOnnifi,
prepared and put Op by John Williamson dt
Co. of Boston, among which are
Castor Oil, superior quality
Arrowroot
1 Magnesia, calcined
Epsptn Salts. Camomile Flowers
Flaxseed, Sails, Senna, Manna
Sweet Oil of a very inperior quality
Essential Oil Spruce
Pearl Barley, Oa’meal
Opodeldoc. Rose Water
Soda, Seidlitz and Rochelle Powders
’Sulphur, Cream of Tartar
Salt Petre, Alum, Castile Snap
Rose Soap, English Spice Bitters
Calomel, Jalap, Mint Lozenges
Cologne Water,Ottoofylosei
Tooth Brushes, Rhubarb, Paregoric
Tincture Burk, Camphor.
Antimony Wine, Indelible Ink
Essences, Spices, Sealing Wax
With a variety of other articles in the above
line, all of which are offered for sale much
below the usoal prices.,
Nov 5 • . 38re
JUST RECEIVED,
Q ffk HOGSHEADS St. Croix Sugar
OM 20 Barrels Cider Vinegar
10 Quarter Casks Currant Wine
. 60 Begs Coffee -
It Cases Negro Shook
2 Do high quartered Calf Skin do
20 Boxes Sperm Candles
100 Pieces Cotton Bagging
For sale low by- TAFT ft PADELFORD.
Nov 3 1 . 36p
FACTORAGE ANp COMMISSION.
T HE subscriber informs his friends and
Lite public, that he has commenced the
FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BU
SINESS, and solicits their patronage. He
has taken a Fire-Proof Store on Telfair’s
Wharf. Attention and despatch will be
steadily pursued -for the interest of those
who may entrust their business in htm.
J/MES D. I1UGUENIN.
Nov 4 37
10
FULTON MARKET BEEF. •
JUST RECKIVBn,
HALF BARRELS F. M. BEEF
100 Barrels No,.3 Muckarel
35 do Nq. 2 do
20 Half bble. No. 1 do
40 Barrels Rosin
20 do . Pitch
> .10 do Varnish
2000 Font Oars, for sslo hy
BRADLEY, CLAGHORN ft WOOD.
Nov 5
MISSING
A TRUNK OF GOODS, al-ont three feel
sqpare, marked “ Hiram Houston, Ire
dell County, N. Or" has been shipped from
New-York, by mistake, in some of the
southern packets. Any person who can
give information concerning it to the owner,
or Messrs. Kelly ft Clawson, New-York,
or the subscril e> , will be rewarded.
G. B. LAMAR.
Nov 5 • 38p
LOST.
riTWO half barrels of Beef, belonging to
JL the subscriber, marked J. B. are miss
ing from on board the brig Pheasant, sup
posed to be taken by mistake. Also s bar
rel of pork, same mark, from on board sente
vessel, on her previous trip. Any porson in
possession or having any knowledge of the
above'articles, will please inform
JOHN BRADLEY,
Grocer, Whitaker-Street.
Nov 3 . - 30
' MRS. FINDER,
H AS removed to Lawrence’s Buildings,
opposite D. B. Nichols’Jewelry. Store,
northwest corner of Young’s Buildings
Market-Square. Mm. P. can- eccommo
date a few gentlemen as day boarders.
Nov 4 37t
. ID- REMOVAL. ,.
D Ri FURTHhss removed to the tone-
1 meet on the south aifle of Warren-
Square* in front of the late resilience of
Jams* Wallace, deceased.
Neva 38
TO HIRE.
A GOOD COOK, Webber and Ironer.—
Bbe ia also a good seamstress, and can
be well recommended. Apply at this office.
Nor 6 38p
WANTED.
N ORTirCAROLlKA BANK NOTES,
by T. S. LUTHER
' Met 4
ED AND FANCY GOOS,
AMONG WHICH ARK,
thd Balance Handle Knives and
Buck and Bone Handle do , do •
Razor* in csss* »nd doz. in gtsat Va
riety
Peq, Pocket, twp blade and Sportmen’s
Knives
Rodger’s Knives and Scissors
Shoe, Bread, Butchers’ and Cook*’
Knives
Chizzels, Plane Irons, and Gouge* of
all kinds
Drawhig • Knives, broad and narrow
Plated, Brittania, and Iron, tea and ta-
ble Spoons
Brittannia tea and coffee Pots, Compo
sition , copper and iron Tea-kettles
Composition Saucepans and Digesters
Brass, iron and Japanned Candlesticks
and Lamps
Waffle and Wafer Irons
Gilt, plated, pearl, hone and japanned
Buttons
Coat, vest and.suspender Moulds
Padlocks, chest, trunk, till snd cop.
.' bond brass aod iron Box Locks
Knob and Mortice Locks
Stock locks *
Files and Rasp* of all kinds
Morocco.pocket-books and wallota
Notp cases and work boxoa
dressing Cases
Btass curtain, cloak and curtain Pina
» Brass and iron butt Hiugoa
' Wood and bed screws ‘
Hook and Plate Hingns -
Sledges and Hand Hammers
Anvils and Vicas,
Iron wedges, Shoe and nnil Hammers
Brass commode Knobs
’ Brass, iron and wood Castors
Coal-scoops and coa|-heods
Coal-sifters and Dust pans, Spit-boxes
Whitleraore’s cotton and wool Cards.
Biock.Tio, Fawcets, Ivory and'Horn
Combs
Fine tooth, crambo and dressing Combs
Tucl( and side Combs -
Spectacles and cases
Plated stirrup irons, bridle bitts & spurs
' Bras* Andirons, shovel and tongs
Braae and wire Fenders .
Iron and Steel knitting pins
Needles, Fistr-hooks and fishing tackle
. Cast iron Pots, ovens, dogs, Spiders &
skillets . ,
Sad-ironB, Trace-chains & screw plates
German, English, Blister and Cast steel
Hand, pannell, mill, pit, cross cut, back
and keyhole Saws
Brace, and Bitts
Round and flat Bolts
Smith’s and small Bellow*
Waggon and Cart boxes
Bed Keys. Hide whips, Tacks Si Brads
Copper Boat-nails, Spelling Books .'and
Writing Paper, slates and slate pencils
Shovels, spades and hoes
Together with almost every other article
in the line, which are offered for sale on ac-
cummodating terms by
NATH. B. WEED,
, Oct 29 No. 6, Gibbous’ Range.
CHARLES Mi CAJ&EE&;
JEER CHANT TAILOR,
RICIBoaouGR, LIBXRTF COUNTY,
R . '.7 - Georgia.
ESPECTFULLY inform, the public
that ha hu just returned from the North
with a general and handsome assortment of
BRplDCLOTHS, CASSlitERES, he.
Also, aj great variety of the bast , and most
; ' ' FASHIONABLE WORK,
constantly for sale, ms cheap as eao be pur-
ehased in Savannah or'elsewhere.
• tj- Work egeouted by the first rata New-
York workmen.
Oct 25 j)
# %
[Established line,] .,
“ Packet ship
BMP E R Q R,
J. H.BfttntU,Mtieier,
.Will receive quick despatch
For freight or passage, apply on bodrd, It
Jones’ Upper Wharf, or ta
Nov* HALL & HOYT. '
NEW FALL GOODS.
R ECEIVED by (be subscribers, by th
late srriyals from N*w-Vork, a very
general assortment of
WOOLEN, COTTON LINEN AND
SILK GOODS.
Country Merchants,,Planters and othera, are
invited to call and examine them, as they are
disposed to sell at a small profit, for cash or pn
the thbal credit, to responsible persons.
J. INGL18 ft CO,
Oct 18 ' . . 28re
p* last Railing coppered and
copper fastened Frandh ship ■
CORNELIE,
- , Riou, Matter,
Will taka freight phd passage, for the above
port. Apply to the Captain on board, or to
JOHN M. DEGOUNOR, -
- T Oo the Bay.
Nov 36l
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
The staunch copper fastened stbr,
MAGNOLIO,
P. S. Pitcher, MufUr,.
I® coitip|ete order to perform a
voyage to the West Indies or aoy port of the
United States. For terms tpplv to
BRADLEY, CLAGHORli ft WOOD,
incisux’s Wharf,
nov 4 37
d
WlIiTBEHGER if CORNWELL*
H AVE removed to the store lately occu
pied by Mr.'L. Petty, on Jones’ Up
per Wharf, where they offer for sale, on ac
commodating terms,.
50 Bags Green Coffee
20 do St. Domingo do
10 do Java do
25 Barrels 9t. Croix Sugar
55 do Philadelphia Whiskey
|0 do Mnnongahela do high proof
6 Pipes Holland Gin. Weeip Brand
60 Demijohns 3d proof doi supr. quality
6 Pipes Cognac Brandy
1 Puncheon Old Ji maica Rum
Iff One eighth Casks Madeira Wine
10 Quarter Casks good Teneriffe
6 do Londoa Particular do
10 do Bwnel Malaga
5 HalfPipes Sicily Madeira
50 Half and Quarter Boxes Gunpow
der, Hyson snd Souchong Teas
60 Canisters Gunpowder Tea
100 Boxes and half boxes Soap
30 do Sperm Candles
175 Kegs all sizes fresh Water Crackers
50 Barrels New Flour
50 HalfBsrrels do
”30 Bnrrels Prime Pork
10 Barrels and Half Barrels Mess do
10 Kegs Manufactured Tobacco
3 Boxes Pine Apple Cheese
9 Casks Goshen - do
10 Bags Pepper *
5 do Pimento
5 do Race Ginger
5 Boxes London Mustard
10,000 First Quality Spanish Began
100 Bags Shot
40 Kegs Dupont’s Gunpowder
40 Half Kegs jjo do
50 Eaglq Cannisters do
50 Kegs Cut Nails, assorted
60 Five Gallon Demijohns
500 BuBneis Liverpool Ground Salt
200 do Turks Island do
Oct 20 24tf
LANDING FROM SHIP CHARIOT,
f) K HOGSHEADS ST, CROIX SUGAR
At/ 10 Quarter Casks Malaga Wine
20 Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
10 Package* Domestic Cotton Goods
Wrapping and Writing Paper
IN STORE,
20 Pipes Oid-Ruteobnrg Gin
10 Hogsheads do
10 do Northern Bum
20 Bags Coffee : 1
150 Pieces Bagging
200 Barrels Navy and Pilot Bread
Sattinett’, Axes, ftc. I
For sale by PARIS HILL.
Nov I : 341.1
WINDOW GLASS. 1
BOXES 10 by 12 Window Qlest,
lift landing from schooner Moses, for
sale at manufacturer's prices.
Ah(>, for sale,
50 Bags White Qoffee.
Apply to B, W. DELAMATER.
Oct 29 33b,
rllHE'Uodanigned lias taken the lease of
A the north-western Tenements of Messrs.'
.4. L w ft Co’s, new Fire-Proof Store*, where
tie co itinues to devote all hi, lime to
FACTORAGE If COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
He will make liberal advance* on the deposit
of produce consigned to him for sale. The
birth Tor boats i* always accessible and per-
feollyi safe, and the irou crane it Use most ear]
and safest in Ilia port; aod they are constant
ly attended by an intelligent , and correct
swora Wharfinger, who attends also to (be
,lowing and weighing of produce.
PETIT DE ViLLERS, Factor.
Savannah, I5ih October. 1825. 27rc
PARAGON 1DLL.MILL.
.Tho above mill, under the charge
jof a Miller, «'4nn apericer is ready Jo
receive rice to be pouuded on toll, at the
-fuilowmg rate*:
9 per cent, the owner takiifg all the offal.
7 per cent, the owner taking half do.
8 per cent the mill taking all do
Apply to Amos Baker, at the mill, or in Sa
vannah to the subscriber.
JACOB READ.
At J. P. Williamson’s Counting-Room.
Nov 3 38rt
BLANKETS and BAGGING
W. and \A. ftoae,
H AVE received by the ship Emily, from
Liverpool, -•
300 Pieces Best Quality 42 inch Dundee
Cotton Bagging
GrundyV White, Blue and Mixt Plains
Point and London Duffle Blankets
which with'those already on hand, df last
year’s importation, will euabla them to supply
their customer! oo very moderate terms.
Their assortment of STAPLE AND FAN
CY GOODS, will be very complete iu *
few days.
’ Oct 13 ' 26
OLIVER TENNY,
orrziu for sai.c,
Q X HH1)S. St. Croix and N. O. Sqgar
OsJ 25 Bags and 3 Hogsheads Coffee
6 Hogsheads 4th proof Rum
2 do do Jamaica do
4 Pipes Holltod Gin
s 2 do. Brandy
20 Qifarter Casks Wine
o do. do Co.nlihl
15 Boxes No.lOCotton Cards
150 do Yellow Soap
SO' do Transparent do
100: do Segars .
2 do Mustard
12. Dozen Stoughton’s Bitters
2300 Yards Sheetings and Shirtings
Straw Bonnets, ftc.
,. Andereon't Wharf.
OctMR 28
ENGLISH CHEESE.
I' Hampers first quality English Cheese.
b For sale by ,
BRApLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD.
. Anciaux's Wharf,
ct 25 31
wt
FOR HAVRE,
Th* fast sailing <
BY CALVIN BAKER,
THIS DAY, 7th init'. at Xt oMIook. / .
In front of his Auction Store, a.general as
sortment of GROCERIES, and at half past '
?,?. f ^ olook > lD 1 OV/nrity of DRY
GOODS. Nov 6
BYJ. B, •HERBERT, ft CO.
t tefoJjtVcJSttal lYharf,
it Xl oVlocliq for account of the iiliderwri-
tyJba ren l7 * b » Im LtAF
TOBACCO, damaged on board theschr.
Jane, on her passage from New-Orfosna, to
this port, and sotdliy oMerof the Pori War-
deus.—Term* cash. ; Nov 6. .
o cioea, a. a
A c
t
TO RENT,
A Brick Tenement, consisting
of a STORE aud DWELLING,
formerly accupied by II. Archer.
and adjoining Messrs. L Baldwin
ft Co. oo the Bay. Also, tha dwelling part
of the new tenement over this store now occu
pied by Messrs. W. Lippitt ft Co. For terms
apply to HALL A HOYT.
Oct 25
fflfflMMt
AN UNCOMMONLY FINE ESTATE
• FOR SALE. /
r| GIER * CARTER, will expose for sale
P“ Wi o suotioo, at Charleston,:oti
rUESDAY, the 15th November, at eleven
n’cloek, A. M.'oo the osrth side of Ihe Ex- 1
* " change, the TIDE SWAMP
PLANTATION AND RICE
MILL, called LawrtUHill, oo
this river, heioogieg to the esiat*
J*mf.s Ht. Ancrum. The su
perior value of this plantation and mill, it
to well known as to require no particular del- ‘
cription. Reference is howaVer invited to
previous advertiksmsmt. .
Tctuts—One fourth cash : balance paya
ble io three equal annual instalments, wither
mortgage of the property, with an assignment
of an executed policy of insurance oo tbu
Tide Machine snd personal security, if re
quired by the assignee of the hie Mr. An-
CRUSt.
Possession will be given of the planta-'
tion on the 12th January next, and of the
mill oh the he February. Th# cash part of
the purchase not to be required until such
poMcssion iii given.
Ocl27 32|)12nov
TO RENT,
The house' and two lota in
fffiW Broughton-st. belonging to the
l||Ij|Bsubscriber. Apply to Wx. Dr
MB^Kviks, Esq. Possession will be
given early in November.
J. M. BERRIEN,
oct 8 23
A
Nov 1
tpQ rejipt
•THE STORE now occupied
by Jonathan Meigs, and posses
sion given immediately.
GEO. GLEN.
35
TO RENT,
A Brick Tenement DWEL
LING-HOUSE, on the north
tide Msrket-Squsre, at present
occupied by Mr. H. D. Greene.
Possession can be had an the fint day of
November next.
Also, the STORE formerly
occupied by Mr. John B- Wick,
ass shoe store- Pnaaeaainngiv
on immediately. Apply to
CHARLES ROE.
Oct 1 ' 21
Possession c
November n
TO RENT,
THREaE stores in the building op
posite Penfieid’s Range, Whitaker
Street. Also, three tenements a-
hove said store, smtable for d]vel
ling or boarding houses. Potseasiou given
immediately. Apply to
G. ft C. BONNEY,
On the premises.
Nov 4 ‘ 37||tf
m
ORANGES.
J UST received 33 bbls. Oranges, put up
by capt. John Chevalier, aod warrant
ed of the first quality. For sale h y
Bradley; claghorn & woon.
3*
REMOVED.,
T HE Subscriber has removed his Nota
rial Offij e td the one occupied by M. J.
KAPPEL, Esqr. on tho Bay.
J. GEORGE
Oet 29 33
PINK SAUCERS,
F OR painting On Velvet, Drawing in
Water Color*, ftc. in great variety,
for sale by LAY ft HENDRICKSON,
Oct 29 v Druggists, Shad’s Daildings.
FINE RAZORS. SCISSORS AND
KNIVES-
"DECEIVED and for sale by
Hi Oct 29 N. B. WEED.
BOARDING.
S X or seven single gentlemen can be ac
commodated with Board and Lodging in
a respectable private family, in a healthful
situation in Brooghton-Street. Apply at,the
Georgian Office.
Ocq27 32
EMERSON’S RAZOR STRAPS.
A SUPPLY of these celebrated STRAPS,
jnA received per ship Chariot, from
Bostom aod for sale by
’ LAY ftJIENDRICKSON,
Nov I .. . Druggist*
CUNNINGHAM'S ANCHOR GIN. I
QA BBLS: Cunniogham’s Anchor Gin.
OU Just received and for sale by
Oct. 2T *■' CALVIN BAKER.
WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL.
A FItESFI SUPPLY of very light colored
Pure Winter Strabied Lamp Oil, just
received and for sale hy
Oct 27 ‘GEO. RYERSON, Druggist.
POST-OFFICE, J
- Savannah, 61h November, 1825. |
C URCUMSTANCES render it at pres-
f ent, inexpedient to close the Northern.
Mad on Sunday morning, the former ar
rangement will therefore, until further no
tice, be resumed-
GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M.
NWS 38p
COTTON BAGGING.
’ PIECES Prime 42 inoh Inverness
Bsggiog, just reaeived and for sale,
©it 27 CALVIN BAKER.
i DANCiNG ACADEMY.
J OHN C. LEGE, respectfully begs leave
to Inform the public'and bis former pa
trons, that his DANCING 8CHOOL is
again oped for the season- .The terms will
be twelve dollars per quarter.
Nov 3 S7p|
FOUR HUNDRED PACKAGES
CROKERY, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE,
Just received, by the late arti
vain from Liverpool, New-York
and Boston, together with a large
Stock of opened Ware on the
shelves, makes hit assortment
l complete, and will be sold on ac
r chmmodaiiog terms bjr
T. G. CHAMBERLIN.
Ne. 6, Gibbous’ Buildings,
' 34re
W'
Nov 1
FRESH- BOOTS AND SHOES.
01 The subscriber has receiv-
. B I ed by recent.arrivals a gen
era! assortment Of BOOTS
and 6HOE8, which he of-
fen for sale on reasonable terms. .
GEO. NEWHALL,
Young’s-Building',
oct 6 ltn23
AUGUSTA STAGE-OFFICE
3 REMOVED. .
are
City
P ERSONS wishing seats in the Sevan-
nab and’Augusta Line of Stages, art
requdatysd to apply at the Bar of thi
Hotel. * #
oct 8 24 Im
SA VANNAH AND AUG USTA STAGE
LINE, 1
ao,000 DOLliAfiA.
O N Wtdnudny Mbit, the GRAND
STATE LOTTERY OF MARY-
LAND, drawn in a few mlnVtes, by the odd
aud even system, secured by letters patent
from the United Slatee, will be drawn.—
This Scheme contains the following
SPLENDID PRIZES? ’
I PRIZE OF 30.000 DOLLARS. '
1 do 10,000 DOLLARS.
I do 6,000 DOLLARS.
10 do 1,000 DOLLAR'S.
10 do 600 DOLLARS. .
30 do 100 DOLLAR8.
60 do 60 DOLLARS.
100 do 20 DOLLARS.
200 do io DOLLARS.
. DT Adventurers are informed that their
tickets are received.
Whole Ticket, -v,.,o,.*8 OO
Halves, 250
Quarters 1 25
WM. ROBERTSON.
^utrs x/yitCi
V Prizes in other Lotteries, received a*
cash, and cash given for prizes a* soon at
drawn.. Nov 4
CABINET MAKING AND UPHOL
STERING.
T HE subscriber having removed back te
his old established stand, thinks it ne
cessary to notify hia friends and the public
0 that effect, and still tendera hia service!
in any branch of the above business, either
in mukiug or repairing, and wiji'execule all
orders faithfully, and upon the lowoat poa-
-:ible terms. He takos this opportunity of
returning hi* thanks forplmt support,, and
hopes for it* continuance. A* his residence
and business are together, he may be, found
on the spot at ail :imes.
GEO. G. PARIES.
Broughton St. next door uni of Dr. Daniell.
N. B. Turning of all kinds done ss shoves
Oct 27 31—2w
WANTED TO ENGAGE,
A SUITABLE PERSON to take charge
of the Camden County Aiademy.—
The salary to be given, will be $200 per
year, and all the tuition money, which will
amount under a proper instructor, to $1000
or more. The quahfleations required wjU
be a good moral character, a correct knowl
edge of the English, with the Latin aod
Greek Language* and Mttbomatic*.
By order of the CnmwUuionert,
BELTON A. COPP.Sec’ry.
St. Marys, 19th Oct. 1826.
N.B—All letters addressed U the sub
scriber 00 the above subject, must be'post
paid.
Nov 2 It re
MRS. SMITH, '"**
P ESPECTFULLY inform* her friends
KR. and the public, that she continues the
business of MANTUA MAKING; at l|or
residence, Bnmghton-Slrect, next door West
of the residence of W. B. Bcu.oca, Esq. end
will be grateful for a cootinuaooe of their
favors, having received the latest fashions by
thq last arrivals from the north.
Oct 27 ' 32
W ILL positively commence running on
tho fourth instant, and will leave Sa
vannah every FRIDAY, SUNDAY and
WEDNESDAY, at four o’clock, A. M-.ft
arrive st Augusta the day after, at five o’eik.
P. M—For seats apply at Col. ShelhnanM
Mansion House. Horses aud Stages io 'the
beat order.
STEVEN PEARCE, Proprietor.
N. B—A fine drove of HOUSES aud
MULES, for sale at the Georgia Hotel
Stables.
Nov 3 '38'
STOPPED,
Y esterday from * negro man, * not*
ut the Bank of jhe Statu of Georgia^
which tha owner can obtain by pairing for
thi* advertisement. Apply || th* offles of
the Geprgiu. " " '■
Kstf’ -■ ' - f» 99 .
Land Lottery Notice.
T HE subscriber having acted as qne of
the Receivers of,Names for Chatham
County, best leave to inform the inhabitants
of said county, who may have been absent nn.
tuneful buemeee. or'deprtved by other coulee,
cqntomplated by the act, fruct' registering
'their names, that he will attend to making
out tfie necessary affidavit*, to b« forward-
edto the eunctitlve in aruplc »*d legal form.
My office is iu the Cdstom-HnUse.
JOS. S. PELOT. '
tOett* no,
H AVING taken the BAKERY fomwrlt
occopied by Mr. P. BAasIk. to ready
to serve hia former costomm arid all nth* *
whe rnw. plena to fovor him with, their efu-
too. He iatsudt keeping a constant wpefr of
PILOT AND NAVY BREAdT
m noy quantity that «*y be wqnted, and oai
aagiXHl Wn»* ** can be proenrtd at th*