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Newark cider and butTbu.
ok. BARRELSprimjNewk Citter
oO ! 0 firkins and | Matte prim# (Mnnbo
latwr landing »nd for Mte by •
* 0. C. GRISWOLD ft Co.
It
G0SH£{4 BUTTER.
• a KEGS of Hm fir»l quality V. K. Jmt
JU reo»iv*d ft Augusta, Mid for site
k j j.B. HERBERTiiCQ» ,
dtc It
SHERIFF® SALE.
O N die first Saturday after tha Ant
Tuesday iu January next, will be eold
,t | | l(! Market house in the t'own of St. Ma-
rV g. betweeu tee end four o’clock—8i>f bales
,,, l one pocket of cotton, levied on n the
properly of Francis Richard, to *ntiyfy to
execution in furor of Thome* II, Miller for
the me uf A. Low At Co.
■* M. IK HEBBARD. S. C. C.
St. Marys, Dec. 1, 1828
* Doc It 15
TFIHE underlined baa taken the lesae xm
-ft the north-weateru Tenentinta of Messrs.
*• Low k Co’a. hew Tire-Proof Store*, where
he eoiitiouee to devote a|t Me time to
FACTORAGE ft COMMISSION
, , BUSINESS.
He will mtke liberal edrencee on the deposit
of, produce consigned to him for. ante. The
birth for botU it accessible and per*
fectly *»fe, end the iron ertnefe the meet essj
and safest in the port | end they ere constant-
ly‘ attended by an intelligotit and correct
•worn Wlurfinier, who altende also to the
•lowing and weighing of produce. .
PETIT DE VILLER8, Factor.
Savannah, I5tli October, 1B25. 27q»v
Ui'A 'i ti\U RM'ElViiD.
T HE Stole Lottery of Maryland,-was
drawn un the 9th lost, in Beliimore. &.
appointed by tha Managers, a return uf which
ba* been received and nan be examined gra
tis, at ALLEN'S OFFICE,
who lied the pleasure of selling the following
prizes in said Lottery :
No. 11,158 the Capilat Priae of
$30,000
10,0011
R000
1,000
&00
too.
50
30.010 du.
17.234 do.
*8,539 do.
24.014. 32,678, 34,754, 38,130
39,851.
12.568, 12,289, *7,312,34,287,
38.046, 38.012, 39,200,
17,203, 18,780, 21.353,27,614,
28.365, 34,298, 37,072,37,314,
38.949, 39,506,,
The above prizes to ho sold at one office in
one Lottery, is uuexcelled by any otbor office
in the Union. <.
tty Advciitnreri are advised to renew thcii
prizes in the
SPLE.YMD SCHEME OF
NEW-YORK
BTATS LITEBATVBI
m$mm 9
CLASS NO. lit, FOR 1825,
Which will bo drawn on the fourth day
of January, 1626, and finished in a feu
minutes.
46 Numbers—6 Billots to be Drawn.
SELLING SCHEME.
*• t Prize of $100,000 in $100,000
1 do 50,000 50.001!
I do 20,000 20.000
1 do 10,500 j 10,600
*_ do 5.000 10,000
4 do 2,500 lO/XXI
10 do 2.000 20 000
39 do 1,000 . 39,000
, 78 do 500 <* 39.000
468 do 100 46,800
4416 do 50 222,300
5051 Prir.es. $567,600
TICKETS .$50
SHARES ............in proportion.
C N. B.—Orders, for tickets or sharea in
which Lottery, will he received at
ALLEN’S
EXCHANGE OFFICE ON THE BAT.
Nov 21 • 50
TICKETS RECEIVED.
NEtV-YORK STATE LITERATURE
LOTTERY.
Cr.ASB No. 3, roR 1825. _
W ILL b i drawn 4th January, 1‘826, and
finished in a few minutes.
45 Numbers—6 Ballots to bo Drawn.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
X
Prize of
100.000 Dollar!.
1
do
60,900 Dollars.
1
do
20,000 Dollar*.
1
"do
10.000 Dollars.
2
do
a 5,000 Dullars,
4
do
2.500 Dnllars.
10
do
2.000 Dollars.
30
•«lo
1,000 Dollars.
78
do
500 Doflnrs.
468
do
100 Dollars.
4446
do
80 Dollars.
THE SUBSCRIBER
O FFERS bis cervices in the COMMIS
SION BUSINESS, particularly for
i be sale of produce, end for the receiving
and forwarding goods, cotton, ftc. between
the interior and the norfhorn cities. He
lias been appointed agent for the steam-
boats Edgefield and Peodleton, and will uf-
ford every facility in deipatching freight by
those boats. Thojr owners having spared
no expense in providing Bafe and expedi
tious lighterage during a low river, shippers
may confide in haying their goods forward-
nd to Augusta and Hamburgh, without de
tention.
The subscriber'll office is kept at thi
Counting-House uf Mr. (5. B. Lamar.
JAMES GOUEDY.
Nov. 25 53
BLANKETS and BAGGING
W- and A Kos« (
H AVE receirod by the skip Emily, from
Liverpool,
300 Pieces Best Quality 42 inch Dundee
Cotton Bagging
Grundy’s White, Blue and Mixt Plains
Point and London Duffle Blankets
whioh with those already on band, of Iasi
year’s importation, will enable them to supply
their customers on very moderate teims.—-
Their asanrtmefil of STAPLE AMD FAN
CY GOODS, wHI be very complete in a
few days.
Oct 13 (6
DRAWING RECEIVED.
T HE ful'nwing are the numbers drawn
from the wheel in the 6th Class Grand
State Lottery of Rhode Island i
35—36-41—36—26—46
(lash paid for prizes w the above, sod orders
recsived.in the billowing Lotteries :
Literature Lottery of New-Y -rk, draws
It), January next—Highest Prize $100,000.
Tickets $,0.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
draws 1st February next—Highest Prixe
$50,000—Tickets $9. at
LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE
Dec 8
CORN AFLOAT.
I BUSHELS New Flint Corn, how
Beaufort N. C.
Also, Cow Peas, for sate by
Deo 9 - P. M’DEWVtOTT.
5,051 Prizes. *
9.13!) Blanks.
14 190 Tickets.
The amnunt of prize money to be distrib
uted in the above brilliant scheme, is
$567,600,
- PRICE OF‘TICKETS.
" I’" 1 ® i t : : : : : i : : $50 00
H ‘if i i : : ! : : : i : : 25 00
Quartan :::::: ; : : 12 50
Kilfiitlis 6 25
oixi fertile 3 12
Apply at
LUTIIEU’S EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Pec I • .
BY SI Et'iAL ACT OF ASSEMBLY.
r v,, f M '> 1 K YLAND.
I 'PROVED MODE of Dratvin:, secured
M by letters patent utulur the seal of the
n ed States, and under the superinten-
anco of the Commissioners of Lotteries,
•ppointed by the Governor and Counoil.
t he drawing will take placpin Hie oily of
ilttmnre, and will be completed,in one
te'N P EXT ESDAV * ,h “‘ S,hI ’ EB -
highest'PRIZE $100,000.
■ 1
1
7
1
15
10
50
loo
too
500
1000
SCHEME:
l Prize of $100,000 is
“ 30,000
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
de
do
20,000
10,00o
5,000
1,000
600
100
60
M
l*v
10
$100,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
5,000
15,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
2,000
6,000
105,000
55 EK« Ck - U ‘ $808,000
sfti.ni/ ! ri,e . P»y»Me in dash, sixty days
,5 P»t cent*" 111 *’ sul) 'i ect *0 a peductiou of
- Praent Price of TiclctU:
SLw’’ « ' t « . = $10 00
• Sr- -V,7,\
•ooeivedM 1 ” 8 ^ l ' C * let '®' M)r * lottery,
OTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE
. NOTICE.
T HE undersigned, having been appoin
ted by Messrs
ANDREW LOW ft CO OF SAVANNAH
AND
ISAAC, LOW ti CO OF LIVERPOOL,
Assignees for the equal benefit uf si) their
creditors, hereby notify anil reyueit all per
suns having any claim or demand whale.-
ever against either of the aaid firms, or rhe
individuals composing the same, to render
der them in to the assignees forthwith ; on.-
those creditiors who reside out of Suvaunuh
nro requested, at the time they tender'
such statement, to appoint an utturney in
this City with authority to represent then-
claims.
WILLIAM GASTON,
BENJ. BURROUGHS,
N, WALLACE,
Atigne.ee
ICrThe Editors of the New-Ynrk Com-
nicrcisl’Advnrtiser the B.winn Gazette. -.
Charleston Courier, tile Milledgcvijle Join
nul, Augusta Chrunint.-,and Darien Uazc-t’
are requostion to publsh the above notice
tor si» ty days from thi* date, aud forward
their accounts for payment,
nnv 14 2rn—45
F'ANC7 COSMETIC SIMPS.
T HE following very superior and highly
perfumed Soups, uftlio latest*importa
tion, from Low’s Manufactory. London, viz.
Bengoin Soup, Musk Snap
Ektnulek du Vernacular do
Ruse do Cinnamon do
Violet do Venice tin
Olive do Low’s Oriental Comp.
Vegetable do Jessamine do
Ceylon do Pslin' do
Bandana do Pnlmyrino do
F.g. VVjndsor do Tram* ’ent do
Naples Shaving Simp iu pots
French Cosmetic Almond and Vegeta
ble Wash Balls
And a supply of genuine Mncassar.
Russia and Antique Oils
And very superior Cologne Water in
great variety
have just been received and for sale lew, by
LAY Si IIENDRICKbON,
Dec 10 Druecists,
NOTICE..
A N election for an Alderman, in the place
of Dr. Wm. R. Waring, whose seat
has become vacated by absence f» un the
city, will be held at the Court-House un the
30th inst. fl'hn Marshall and City Sheriff,
will attend to preserve order.
SOLOMON COHEN, C. C, pro tern.
Dec 10
FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BU
SINESS.
T HE subscriber offers his services to his
friends and Uie puhlir, in the FAC
TORAGE dt COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Hie Counting-Room is in Jones’ Building.
WM. CQWELL.
Dec 10 . I4tf
MAC KAREL,
ft Q BARRELS No. 3 Mickarel, just rc
DtJ ceived and for sale low. if applied for
immediately, by WILLIAM COWELL.
Jones’ Buildings.
Dec 10 !4t
COFFEE.
TUST received. 60 Bage, 15 Barrels Ca-
brandy, gin, to.
I | PIPES BORDEAUX BRANDY
*» Wrist do 3 yean old
10 do Holland Gin. warranted pure
* do Sicily Madeira Winn
20 Baga Pepper
■ 0 do Pimento \
40 Boxei . > " i,
40 Half do < B™*”’* No. 1 Soap.
*,17 Barrels Gin
3 do . Cherry Bmadr
13 Kege Butter
46 lfozeu Port and 46 doz. Mad. Wine
Forsale by JOHN W. LONG.
Dec 7 nb
CHARLES E. CANDER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
■tosnoaovoH. mbxbtt covntr,
Georgia.
fJESPECTFULLY informs th# public
J.ft that he has just returued from the North
with a general nod haadioma assortment of
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Ire.
Also, a great variety of the best and meti
FASHIONABLE WORK,
constantly for' sale, as cheap as can be pur
chased in Savannah or elsewhere.
CF Work executed by the first rate New-
York wockmeu.
Oct 25 at
MACKAREL ft POTATOES.
LANDING VMM SCHOONER NEWCOMK, MOM
BOSTON,
"IftTO. 2 and 3 Mackarel and 20 tierces Po-
J.N tntoea, and a new supply of Tooth
Ache Drops. in stiAe,
Kegs Printer’s Ink. 1 case Family Biblev
For euro by JOHN CANDLER,
Jones’ Buildings.
Dec 1 b 6
V THE SVBSCRIBKR
/■'hFFERS his services to his friends one
the public, in the General Committion
Business, at Augusta, Georgia.
L. C. CANTELOU.
Nov 25. Inr.
pi C. GRIeRYOLD ft CO offer for sale,
v ’ 10 Hogsht ads Leaf Tobacco
45 Kege Manufactured do ’
8 Rags Coffee
22 Kegs Vcrdigri*
Deb 6
EMERSON’S RAZOR STRAPS.
i 8UWLY of these celebrated STHAPb,
\ just received per ship Chariot* froui
Boston, and for *ale hr
LAY fciiENDRICKSOX,
Nor 1 DniggriMB.
kngllsh potatoes.
i A BUSHELS English Potatoes, just re-
*lk\j ceived Mini for sale hv
BIUDLEY, CLAGHOKN & WOOD.
N<'v -’ l .
SALT AFi.OAT.
1 r\ AO BUSHELS Liverpool Salt.
J. 'J’JU IK STOUR,
Sngar in Hogsheads and Barrels
Malaga Wipe. Gm, Pepper
For sale by J. E BURRILL.
Telfair’s Buildings.
Dec 8 jo
1 d KEGS Niire Hall Powder, Rog-
J. UU erb Brand
54 Canes Red Stone Mills do.
For sale low hv
EBENEZEB JENCKES,
Market-Square.
Nov 26 3
THE SUBSCRIBERS
TT AVIXG entered into copartnership un
XJL der thu firm of
JAUDON ft HUGUENIN,
lor tlie purpose of trnnsai ting Factorage
llusiness. offer their unrvices in their friends
in that line. JAMES B JAUDON.
JAMES D HUGUENIN.
Nnv 26 2
.1 ANTED
TnyiOM 50 to ton lh- first quality Georgia
J? Arrow Root. Applv to
GEO. BYERSON.
- ' ' 7 .
\.t i. ;v/i h'joM'Ju
O CASKSNAm*.S, assorted nizes
Quarter Oi- ks Malaga Wine
Laiidiruf iVAiu brigA > ‘>r>thpn. and for sale by
OLIVER TENNY. *•
Nn'- ift 40
OLD CANARY wink.
| t % PIPES and 6 halfpipes oM-Canary
A. £i Wine, laiitliugand for sale Inw from
ue wharf by . HALL ft HOYT.
u-iv It 45
A<i)1^0Ni , htiu V if.S Sl TONG8,
T> i’ASS U t>l VVire F*. * Fancy Ja-
13 fwiini' d Bellows nnd Ht nri.li Brushes,
i* 1 ' i i’ “il jtf*r siiip Sr jjJ ira, mid for sal* hy
N'v ii* N. Ij. WEED.
sxrs’iiiE or rnt vea-ve,,
AJSO
PUBLIC .VOTARY.
TIE undersigned lias lukon »n office in
J- the Brkk ,B':il'jii g tlie corner of
B.*y and Mohi^nmciy St roots, adjoining the
•t homent last ociujdt.d hy Curiinchan &i
.\iitchcll, as a cuinpting*ro(>in. and directly
'■pposite the former residence of Peter Mil
chol, E>q. wherr all business placed in hK
hands, will be promptly and punctually at
tended to*
RODERICK WM. M’KINNON.
N. B.—Bond 1 *. Deeds, Certificates and
other Dif iiti tnfs. handsomely executed on
Vollum, Parchment or Paper* Accounts
male out, and Books Posted for such indi
viduals as may not feel disposed to employ
regular clerk*. R. W. M’K.
Dec JO 14p
MISSING,
A BAI.F. OF UPLAND COTTON.snp-
A. po.pilsrtn have been shipped on board
the boat Adeline, at. Augusta, marked “ J.
Frikk ”1S M No. 34. 280. Any infiirmn-
tion relsnyeto the same, will be thankfully
received by ' PARIS HILL.
Dec 6 ' 10l
FOR SALE
STRONG and healthy Negro Woman,
wlm is a good conk, washer, ftc. She
would be particularly useful on a plantation.
Enquire at the office of the Georgian.
Nov 25 1
T^TORTII CAROLINA MONEY, wan
jV edhy 8. H. FIFKE.
No. 1, Bui Ion’s Range.:
Dec-B 12
■ » . " m ■ ■■ " '■—
LARD.- ,
-fTyJtMSH LARD, in tin eenistere, euita-
X’ ble for la.nilv use, for saie-hv
PHILBRICK & SCRANTON,
Deo 1 - Market-Square, Savannah.
JMJMIJUrt* * 00.,
ITAVE just fSbeivcd and ofler for sale,
XX 25 Barrels Northern Gin
5 Hogsheads New Orleans Ruin
I00O Quarter Boxes Began
10 Bates Sheetings
4 do Shirtings
10- qr casks Malaga Wine
66 kegs Butter
4 pipes Cognac Brandy
u -. In Store, -
• -20 M. Flint’s Began .
160 half bbla Flour *
10 pines H. Gi n
10 do Cognac,Brandy
20 bbla white Havana Sugar
40 ecsks B. B. S. Rnrter
60 kegs No. I and 2 Tobacco
An assortment of Tees
60 boxes 8oap
10 bblB 5th proof Monongahela Whis
key, to: die.
Forsale on accommodating terms.
nov 22 51
Jj&t’ l
Sm>
ning, s
freight
mudatii
SUGARS, FLOUR. CORN, WHISKEY
• to- to-
ty KJIHDS. Prime Santa Cmz Bugare
aitj 30 Hogshcnila second quality do
60 Barrels Freeh Baltimore Flour
2500 Bushels Maryland White Corn
OnOBaga do do 2 bush, etch
103 Barrels Btltimnrff Whiskey
30 du Gin, htanded " Phelps”
12 Pipes Old Canary Wine, “Cogs
well” Brand
6 Half Pipes do do do
- . 10 Pipes Holland Gin
160 Karr els No. 3 Mickarel
10 ' do Aless Beef
10 Boxen Baltimore Bacon, assorted
35 Kegs Butter
16 Bags Trace Chains'
For sale. Apply to HALL di HOYT.
Nov 25
FANCY BRUSHES.
V HR subscribers have lately received from
• Benjamin Taylor’s Factory of Pbiladel-
pt’ia. n supply of tlie following Bruslics:
( iplli Brushes, new pattern and elegantly gilt
aud plain
Hair do do do do
’> ruinb do do do dn
Hearth do do do du
Wail and Comb do
Shaving do in great variety
Buttle do
Stine & Furniture do
liver Wired Teeth Brushes, very superior,
with turtle,I, plain and fluted handles
•Sweeping and Desk Brushes, &c. all of which
aregtfi-rud very low.
lay di Hendrickson,
Nov 30 Druggists, Shad's Buildgs-
BLANKETS, PLAINS, tre
A A BALES London Duffle Blankets
*V 10 do 2 1-2 to 4 Point do
5 do 10-4 to 14-4 Rose do
5 do Snddle do
20 do Wliile Plains
20 do Mixed do
10 do Blue do
5 do 3-4 & 4-4 Lineey Woolseys
2 do FciWnnnghts
6 do Rod and White Flannels
100 Doxen Kilmarnock Caps
Forsale by C. W. ROCKWELL & CO.
• Nov 9 4)
LANDING,
Fmn thip Louim Matilda, from New York,
Sit BOXE8 FRE8H RAISINS
cVv-lOUO Pounds New Burlington Hams,
and far sale by
PHILBRICK k SCRANTON,
Market Square.
Its STORE,
lOHtlfbbls. fresh Buckwheat Meal
10 Quurtcr do do
Nov 29
FACTORAGE md COMMISSION BU
SINESS.
■' |7HE undersigned offers his services to his
J. (Yii-mls and the public,' iu the FAC
TORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI
NE'.if-. He will bo found at the counting
“'niTi uf Messrs. Johnston, Hills & Co. John-
"ori’s Buildings.
ALEXANDER J PRATT.
Deo 1 8
FURNITURE WAX.
C|NIIIS tv AX is recommended to the pub
X lie snlnly on its own merit- expert
t-nce has ostabi'shed its superiority over ail
i-thcr-S jet discovered. The Inrge and ex-
Inusive Cabinet -Furniture Manutacturies
tlie northern etntes, use this cumpositinn
nn their work to produce sn elegant polish.
A supply of the above wax, just received
and for sale hy
LAY Sl HENDRICKSON,
Nov29 Shad’s Buildings.
MUSICAL TUITION.
T HE subscriber offers his services to the
inhabitant- of Savannah'snd id vicin
i'ty. as Teacher nf Mosio. He will give
muons on^the Vinllii, Clarinnet and Flute,
according to the must approved systems.
As soon as a sutficient number of pupils
offers, he will commence at Ids residence,
the Washington Hqll, where term* may be
known, bv applying to the subscriber, or at
Mr. Macdonnell’s ’ 'lassies! and' English
Seminary, P. RAMSBOTTOM.
Dec 6 .10
CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE, t
Dcciuber 3d, 1825. s
ASSIZE OF BREAD.
1 1HE average price ot flour being $6.50
per barrel. 196 lbs weight, the weight
bread for the present month must be—
121 Cents Loaf,'. 2 lbs. 131 oz.
Cl do do. •••.*■,•••1 do. 6£
of which all bakers and sellers of bread will
take due aotice. t
M. W. STEWART, C.T.
Dec 6
FINAL AOTICE. .
HOSE persons indebted to the Isle con
cernofSheftall & Delamotta, are noti
fied that unless the same be paid nr liquida
ted, on or before the first of January next,
their accounts will be placed in the hands
>f an attorney for unit. Any demands
against either of the late firm, will be re
ceived in payment.
MOSES SHEFTALL.
Nov 26 • *-2re
MISSING.
L ANDED from the brig Pantbea, st Tel
fair’s Wharf, one keg of manufactured
t-maeco, brahded J. Staples. ^ Any informt-
tinn respecting said keg of tobacco, will be
thankfully received hy
P. E. BRASSINNE,
Not *6
*
on board
Dee tO
FOR LIVERPOOL, '
The staunch-fast sailing ship
NIAGARA,
Vennard, Matter,
to tlie master
m For freight, apply tc
U A. Low ft Co’s. Wharf.
14p
FOR NEW: YORK;
[ESTABLISHED. LINE,]
— Tlie regular packet «hip
LOUISA MATILDA,
D. Wood, Matter*
— — Wilt commened loading'this mor-
ning, and litre iminudiete despatch- Fm
freight or passage, having baodsome *accom
lationa, apply to Cspt. W.flo board, at
Junes’ Upper Whsrf, or to e
Dcci HALL ft HOYT.
FOR LIVERPOOL,
To sail tha 15th Inst, the first
rate new British copper bot
tomed thip
ARABIAN,.
Robert Alkint, Matter.
For freight of 300 bales, apply to
WM. GASTON.
dec 2 7
C
jfij: 1
PRIME NEGRO SHOES.
0*1 Just received by the sob
- ^scribere, per brig Willian,
and Emetine, end schooner)
Adams and Columbia
1000 PAIR PRIME NEGRO SHOES.
Also, Women*-. Men’s, Misses' Bov’s and
Children’s Boots and Sines,
which with their stock on hand, makes their
assortment very complete.
A. ft E. WOOD.
Nov-29 - 4
TO RENT,
KreK A Brick Tenement, coosittinr
ffijl of a STORE end DWELLING
]S|!|B formerly accupied by II. Archer.
dHH and adjoining Messrs. L Baldwin
&Cu. un the Bay. Also, the dwelling part
of the new tenement over the store now occu
pied hy Messrs. W. Lippilt ft On. For terms
apply to HALL,ft HOYT.
Oct 25
, FOR SALE Oil TO RENT.
For sale or to rent, with or
without furniture, the house be
j||!|0 longing to the subscriber, cor
seHM^ftner of Habersham Street am
Columbia-Square. For terms, apply li
Robert Habersham, Esq. nr to
JAMES BBOWN.
Nov 11 i 43
TO RENT,
Tlie subscriber offers to ren
at a low rate, to a good tenant
Iho house on the fork of the Au
guste and Louieville Roads. It
was erected for a publio house and afferdi
every convenience for that purpose. Fm
terms, apply JOSEPH STILE3.
Dec 8 l ire
A
Nov. 8
, TO RENT.
The STORE formerly occu
pied by Mr. John B. Wick, as
a shoe store. Possession given
immediately. Apply to
CHARLES ROE.
40
TO RENT,
The house end two lots in
tR^A Brougliton-st. belonging to tin
subscriber. Apply to Wm. ]) i
JHteBKi'ica. Esq. Possession will be
given early in November.
J. M. BERRIEN,
oct 6 23
THE SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA
MAIL STAGE ARRANGEMENT.
T HE public, end more particularly th
Georgians, are respectfully informed
that the proprietor of the Line of Stogns or
the Georgia side, has been at much troubi
anti .expense in getting his Line iu opern
lion for their accommodation. He now ha.
the satisfaction to inform the mercantile pan
of the community, both or Augusta and Sa
vnnnah, that he will run through in
TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
His Stages, Horses end Drivers, are sup •
rior to his competitors on the other side in
tiie river.
There will be no danger of delays in cros*
ing of rivers, the bursting of boilers nor au
m her casualty that steam-hosts are aubjei
to. Georgians particularly, as well as oil
era, no doubt recollect the inconvenient
they labored under on tlie removal of the oh
former line of Stages, to the Caroline aid-.
in 1823 and 24. Tlp‘ proprietor pledge
himself, if lie meets with encouragement, I
run winter and summer- The stage wil
leave Savannah on Fridays, Sundays am
Wednesdays, at soven o’clock. A. M. am'
arrive in Augusta the following morning, a
the same hour, and will leave Augii.-ta n<
the same hour on the same days, and nrrin
in Samnnah accordingly. For seats, sppl
in Savunnnh at the City-Hotel. Piemen
gers will be called fur in nnv part nf the oity
STEVEN PEARCE.'
Dec 8 12'f
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
W ILL lie paid tor the apprehension am
delivery in the jail at Abbeville Conn
Houmo,South Carolina,of HENRV ISHAM.
formerly of New-Ixmdon, Connecticut, who
feloniously broke open my trunk, and stole
therefrom my pocki Ihnok and money to the
amount of fifteen hundred dollars, in South
Carolina, Darien and North Carolina mon
ey. He absconded from this place on the
28th ult- having nn at the time, a very light
drab coat, with capea, and dove coloured
striped ctseimere pantHl mnn—he ii about
four feet tpo inches high, light complected,
and in hi« conversation is always inclined
to smiling—he formerly resided in Augusta.
He kept at bay the officers of jnstice who
were about to apprejiend him. with loadeu
pistols. SAMUEL GOLDSMITH.
Abbeville. C. H- Nov. 29, 1II2S
O' The Charleston Courier, the Colum
bia Telescope, .tho Milledgeville Recorder
Savannah Georgian, and the Connecticut
Mirror, will give the above six insertion,
and forward their accounts to the office hi
the Washington New*, Geo. for payment
Deo 10 14l
iiwtiSesSSr
by Calvin baker,
_ THIS'DAY, 12th iiht. * '
At XI o’clock, will be sold in'front of hte
Auction Store, that tract of Land No. 264 in
Hie seventeenth district—Early County, con
taining 250 acres well timbered.—torn cask,
12
2000
Peffi
JUST RECEIVED,
BUNCHES ONIONS forsale
by J. B. HERBERT ft CO.
BY J. B. HERBERT dr CO.
. THIS DAY, i*th in*t.
Witt be sold at Anderson’s Lower Whsrf,
ni XI o’clock, for tlie benefit of tho' under-,
writers and all concerned, the Hull, Rigging,
Spars, Sails. Anchors, Cublea, Boatsaftc,
if the brigCundor, Cspt. Goodrich, put in*
n this port in distress on her passage from
- -- Croix to Now York, condemned at oh*
■esworthy, and sold by order of the Port
Wardens. One of the cables te a 7 8 iauh
iron cable, 76 fathoms in length.—Termn
cash. Doc 9
BY J. B. HERBERT ft CO,
THIS DAY, 12tb inst.
Will be sold ou Anderson’s Wharf, at XI
o’clock, l eight oared Cano* Boat, 35 fee}
lung, 1 Pine Flat, 38 feet long, 9 feet wide.
3 feet deep, with oars oompleta, I Cypres#
Flat, 26 feet long. 7 feet wide, 2 feet deep,
with oars, fto. complete—all in good order-
Dec 9
BY CALVIN BAKER,
TH18DXY 12th inst.
At half-past XI o’clook. qf kit Auction
Store,a valuable assortment of DRY GOODS,
among which ore Bine and Mixt Salts*
net is, London Duffle Blanket -,Cotton Shirt!
ings, Cotton Cords. Domestic Plaids and
Stripes. Silk and Colton Umbrellas and Pa*
rosols, Fin’d. Salshury Flannel. Cm ton Bod
icks, White Rill’d. Silk Hose. Beaver
Gloves, Guernsey Frocks, Stipe CsesenirM,
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Cotton
Checks, Double Chaiu Black Levantines,
to. ftc.
Dec 10 <
BY CALVIN BAKER,
THIS DAY, 12th inst.
At XI o'clock, in from uf his Aqction
Store, a general assortment of G ROCERIES.
Dec 9
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE.
B.Y CALVIN BAKER,
On thefirtl Tuesday in February nett,
At XI o’clock, will be sold in front of thn
Court-House in thin city,' that tract ot hind,
No. 75, in the Third District, Habersham
County. Sold by permission of the Court df
Ordinary, and by urder of the administratrix.
Terms at time of sale. , Nov 30
BY CALVIN BAKER,
Oh the firtl Tuesday in Dvcemhsr next.
At XI o'clock, will bn sold in front of tilt
Court-House in this city, 3'Prune Negro
Fellows, goad field hands*—Terms cash,
Nov 1*
NEW JUlBANaraXNT m
DESYATOX.
AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH MAIL
STAGE.
THROUGH IN TWKNTV-f'OUH HOUR*.
fYlHE public, and particularly the M«t*
J. chants of Savannah aud Augustg; hav#
,- cn with no small degree of saiisliacliun
lie effort mqde lately by the subscriber*
for the transportation ol passengers and
news between the two cities, in a much
-horteAinie than haa been, usually taken fur
hat conveyance. It would be unprstefol
riot to acknowledge tlie almost universal
-upport we have received since oily
mumencemeut—but liuve been so much,
rainiuelled by the exclusive ngli' nf 8te-
i linn Peurco thu I we have been compelled
to atlaudnu the Georgia side of the river and
'porale in South Carolina. We have nro*
nreil the use ot the steam-boat Carolinifi
nod a person qualified In all respects tu Ulan-
ige iter—wc can therefore, with confidence
-roars nlee the public that her trips to ant
from Purysborg will be regular. In con*
'unction with the Boat, oui line of Stage*
will operate three limes in enrii week, l»n$.
og passengers in the short space of24 hour*
n each city. Our operation are '(cum*
oeming on Friday noxt)|n depart upward*
front the City-Hotm„ Br vnnnah. nn FBI*
JAYS. SUNDAYS and V'ED.vErtDAY».
it 7 o’clock, A. M. and arrive in Augusta at
7 o’clock the next morning. Returning
tnwnwardt. depart from the Gloss Tavr-M
in Aiigusiathe came days, suv VVEDNES
DAYS. FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at 3
-’clock, P. M and arrive in Savannah tha
thllotving day.ai rl n’elock. P.M. To insure
igainst the casuahii-s nf failures, in the du*
-perations uf the steam-heat Carolina, an
i rrhiigemeat is matured, whereby the aaid
oust will have such co-operation as in can# ’
-if failures, thu intercourse between Sevan
ah and 'he Line of Hinges, either at pure**
,nrg, or the Union Creek will he iiwored tc
he kept open.
GILBERT LONGSTRKET,
WM. 8HANN0N. Augusta.
GEORGE MILLS'.Savannah,
P. 3.—Tho proprietors are. making ay*
rtngenunta to run a daily stag* between
the two cjtie*,
Dee 8 12
NOTRE.
4 N election will he held *t the Court.
House in and for iba County nf Chat*
ham on MONDAY, thefid dty-of January,
ensuing, for County Officera. to wit—Clerk
of thn Superior and Inferior Courts, Sheriff
Receiver of Returns of Taxable Property,
Tax Collector. Coroner, and Surveyor, uf
whioh the .electors of the said county wilt'
take notice. The Sheriff will attend th#
nine to'keep and preserve order.
JOHN GUMMING, J. 1.C.C C,
K PORTER, - J.J C. U O,
ELI « 8 FORT, ?• J. I. C, C. C,
JACOB P.BAD, J.I.V C.O.
Dec 6 < .1 in
TOBACCO
4 HOGSHEADS Prime L 'nf Tohscao,
for rale by G. B- L-WAR. ,
Dec 9 | ipf **
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS 1
A NVIIsS. Vice*. Screw Platre, Hf*t*
mere, Filcs.Bpllowa and BeltvWa PinsfiL
for sale,by N, B, WEfiDh