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fUBT recent? in
«l atlat* arrival*., , . .
SO keg* **»•*"
4 casks Porlar
H Bwrreb new MM. •• • *
*j Barrel* n*w_Mea Polk
30 do do Prime do
30 do do Mesa Beef
30 do do Prime do
10 balf bbU Fulton M»rkel B«*f
jo do do Family Porn
I Burrell Smoked Boaf , / ;
I do do Tongue*
3 Hel#bartele Pickled do
10 .tierce* Sport* Oil,winter itraind.
6 Boxe* Starch
30 dn Sperm Cendlee
ISO half Boxe* Soap
10 hhl* Sergeant’* Belter Cracksrs.
,0 BttADL,BY, CLAGHORN fo WOOD
Auuiaux’s wharf.
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FACTORAGE 4/fO COMMISSION
ruiness.
fVtHB underngtied inform* hie friend*
A- end the publie, that he cuntinue* the
Lumber Factorage and general Commission
Buaineetion the Wharf occupied by the late
firm of Watt fa Smelt. Unremitting alien,
in Will be paid to all buaiuena animated to
Ilia care.
IJJotton and all descriptions of goods con-
signed to him wit) be stored in fire proof
budding*.
ALEXANDER A. BMEfB.
Nor 19 . 4%
FANCY COSMETIC SOAPS.
HE following vkryauueriur and highly
perfumed Soaps, tftbe lalest imports-
Bon, from Low 1 * Manufactory, London, via.
Bengom Soap, Mtiak’Snap
Ekuiclek do Vernacular do
Ruse do Cinnamon do "
, ' Violet do Venice do' .
Oliva do Low’s Oriental Comp.
Vegetable do Jeaaauiine do
Ceylon do Palin do
Baudane' ' do Pahuyrine do
Eg. Windsor do Transp’enl do
Naples Shaving Soap in pota -
. French Cuslnotiu ,Atmond aud Vegeta
hie Wash Balls ,,
And a supply of genuine Macassar,
Russia and Antique Oils
Aud very superior Cologne Water, in
giant variigy
have just been roomed and for sale low, by
LAV ft HEiVDRICKr.tJN.
Dec 10 DrUglris**
SUGARS, FUHJR, COR.Y, WtJlSKEY
dr*, foe-
g\ 4 HHD8. Prime Snot* Crux Sugar*
it) Hogsheads second quality uo
SO Barrels Fresh Baltimore Flour
*500 Bu diets Maryland White Corn
but) Bags' do do 3 hush, each
103 Barrels Baltimore Whiskey
30 do Gin, branded “ Phelps"
13 Pipes Old Canary Wiua, “ Coga-
well" Brand
4 Half Pipes do do do
10 Pipes Holland Gin
150 Barrels No. 3 Msckarel
10 do Moss Beef
10 Boxes Baltimore Bacon, nssorted
35 Kegs Battor
16 Buga Trace Chain*
for sale, Apply to HALL ft HOYT.
Nov *5
FLOCK, BACON. LARD.,BUTTER, Sic.
Juii landing from tekaanfr Sdo,
•g eil BBLS. superfine flour
X v v - 50 do fine do
8 lihds baoon, assorted
30 keg* lerd, 34 do butter '
13 bbls whiskey
36 boxes chooolate
154UO red bricks
7 kegs Cavendish Tobacco.
For sale by J. B. HERBERT ft Ce.
dec 14 If
FOR SALE
A STRONG anil healthy Negro Woman,
who is a good cualt, washer, Act She
Would be particularly useful on a plantation.
Enquire st the office of the Georgian,
Nnv25 ... 1 I
OLD CANARY WINE.
■g cy PIPES aud 6 half pipes old Canary
Jt £i Wine, landing and for sale ljiw from
the wharf by HALL fa HOYT.
ni>v 14 ’ ..'45
NOTICE.
i SITUATION wanted on a cotton plan-
k. tation by one who can come well re-
inmendcd aa a good planter of rice or
ttun, though a cotton plantation will be
eferred. Apply to Petit De Viller*, 8a-
iiinah.
Dec 26 ,22
V THE SUBSCRIBER
O FFERS hi* services to his friends and
the public, in the General Communon
B:umen, st Augusta, Georgia.
L. C. CANTELOU,
Nov 35. 1eL
FACTOUAGE and COMMISSION BU
SINESS.
T HE subscriber often his services to his
friends and the public, in the FAC
TORAGE Sl COMMISSION BUSINESS.
His Coonting.Room is in tones’ Building.
, WILLIAM COWELL.
Dec 10 14tf
FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BU
SINESS.
T HE undersigned offers hit services to his
friends and the public, in th.e FAC
TORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSI
NESS. He will be found at the chunting-
room of Messrs. Johnston. Hills ft Co. John.
ntun'B Buildings.
ALEXANDER J. PRATT.
Dec 1 8
ANDIRONS,SHOVELS ft TONGS.
B RASS and Wire Fenders, Fancy Jw
panned Bellows andHearth Briubt
rercived per ship Statira, and-rervald by
Nov 39 N. B. WEED.
SUPERFINE FLOUR-
1 KA BARRELS Howard St Family
XtlvF Flour,dust received par schoon-
*r Caroline, from Baltimore, and for. xala by
■Dec 16 ... . HALL,* IfQYT,
NEWARK CIDER ANU BU
0/1 BARRELS primwNewirk Cidgr
lOflrkins and 2barrels primeGdehan
Butter landing and for sale by
.. C. C. GRISWOLD ItCo.
» • 16
„„ooshen BUTTER.
Q A KEGS of the Mlquality y. K. Just
taoslred per Augusta, and for laid
.. * #. B. HERBERT* CO.
u „R,‘a(^J?ETS.
■ SnawuwA, AbaamScr 13, 1826.
NoP 16 47 Je
TtCKBTaONLV 1« MILLARS I
, **co*no**aor.iD*w. -„
GRAND STATE ROTTER
OF MARYLAND, ,
B V an improved mods bf Drawing, tuonr.
ad by. Letters 1’aUmt, and to'be-drawq
under the superintCndanoe of the CoramiU
sianers of Lotteries; The drawing will
HIGHEST PRIZE g 100,000.
IMPROVED COTTON TRESS.
4 PATENT having been obtained for an
■ w improved Cotton Press, for packing cot
ton Into square bales, tbe subscriber, who has
been appointed by the 'proprietors agent, of
fers the privilege of making snd using the
tame to companies or individuals. For dii-
cription and terms, apply at this' oflee, or to
ROBERT HABERSHAM,
Bav.tnnabi Agent for the Proprietors.
Nov 31 SO)—3m.
CrTlie AugustaConstitutionalist.Miffcdgc-
ville Journal, and Macon Messenger, arc re
quested to insert the above, for two months,
and.forward bills to the office of the Geurgian.
FACTORAGE, be.
T HE subscriber informs his ffieods.and
the public, that he has recommenced
Tut Cation and Lumhtr Facloragt and Com■
minion Business.
He is provided With Fire-Proof Stores.Tor the
roepptibn of cuttoo and other goods, a conve
nient dock for lumber, and tru.ts from his
knowledge of business in gendral. and partic
ular experience in tha above branches, to
give entire satisfaction.
His Counting-Room is over the store of
Willberger Si Cornwell, Jones’ Upper Wharf.
william Henry gheene.
Nov 33 62fo
FOR SALE OR TO RENT,
O N accommodating terms, that vary vah
ufible Rice Plantation, called Mulber
ry Hill, situated in Bryan County, on the
river Ogeechee, and joining-the Great
Southern Rond, east of the causewny—
The place is remarkably healthy, having a
beautiful site fur a dwelling-house, with
two hundred acrea of high land'attached,
■veil adapted either for the culture of cotton
or corn. The Rice Lands are inferior to
none on the river, and at a good pitch o
ide,.several yearn having elapsed since they
wore planted—with very little trouble (hey
might be made to produce abundant crops,
as the banks are perfectly sound. Apply to
ARTHUR G. MILLER.
Factor, Hunter’s Wharf.
Nov II 43{c
11,380 Prises, tmpunting to f308,000
Mods ur Dbawinu.— 1 The numbers will
be put into one Wheel ns usual—and in the
other will be put the prises above the de
nomination of ten duilars, and the drawing
:b progress in the usual manner. The
10,500 prises often dollars, will beawarded
to the ticket*, the number* of which cud
with the terminating' figure of either of the
ihrec first drawn numbers trom the 'wheel
of digsrsnt termination.
7o illustrate ithich, suppose 13,563—8,365
and 39,368 to ha tb< first drawn numheni,
t hen every ticket in the Lottery ending with
the figures 3,5 and 8, will be entitled to a
prise of tee dollars.. A ticket drawing a
superior prise will not |ie restricted from
drawing an inferior ope also. Every prise
payable in cash, sixty days after the draw
ing. subject to a deduction of fifteen per ct.
To be had iu the greatest variety of Nos. at
ALIEN’S’,
where in the I sst State Lottery .were «old both
the Capital Prises, No. 11,368 $30,600 and
38.010, $10,000—and in the late Slate lint-
toriee tiie $30,000 and the $10,000—and in
a former State Lottery the great prix* of
$100,000, and where have been sold and
mid, prises amounting to
SEVERAL MILLIONS OF DOLLARS:!
ID* Orders enclosing cash or prize tick
ets, post paid, from any part of the Uoien
promptly attended to. Address
8. & M. ALLEN * CO.
Dec *0 Savannah.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL-
LARS!!
T HE following popular Lottery offers ad
vantages to adventurers not often met
with. It is founded on responsibility mid
will be drawn promptly and fairly on the
day appointed, under the superintendence of
Commissioners appointed by the Stats.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MA
LAND.
MAOMriCXNT SCHEME
NEGROES FbR SALE.
U PWARDS of thirty Negroes, storing
which are a Cooper, Boat-Builder,
Bricklayer, and Tanner, and several Prime
Field Hands, young Men and Women.—
Also, twobnys, about 14 or 1ft years old.
Also, n bargain—The Western Half of
lot No 4, Belilha tything, Heathooate Ward,
sod improvements; and other valuable im-
pruved lots in the city.
Also, Stock of the different Banks,
Mouse, to rent, and negroes to hire.
Wonted, North Carolina aud Darien Mp»
ney.
JAMES EPPINGER-
dec 3 . }i.7
StiHOOL.
T HE Subscriber, informs his friends and
the public, that hi* School is nuw open
for the reoeption of pupil*, at the house ot
Captain Hayden, York -street, near West
Broad street.
Ho 1 respectfully solicits a share of public
patronage, hopes by his assiduous attention
to give general tatisfuclion.
Small children will be admitted at $1 per
month.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, $4 perqr.
Ditto with Arithmetic, $5
The above with Geography,
Maps snd American Atlas
and Grammar. Ac. $6
Evening School from 6 till 9 o'clock.
P. HYNES.
Dec 30 22{t
NOTICE,
To Suitort, Juror* and Witnesses.
T HE Honorable the Superior Court, for
the County of Chatham, for January
Term, will stand adjourned from Monday
the second, to Wednesday the fourth, to
make way for the County Election, of which
those concerned will please take notice.
By order of the Court,
Deo 17 A. B. FANNIN. Clerk,
SPLENDID SCHEME OF
NF.W-YORK
STATS LITBBATVB8
wmmm 9
CLASS NO. Ill, FOR 1835,
W HICH will he drawn on the fourth day
of Jsuunry, 1836, and finished in a few
minutes.'
45 Nu.mbsm—6 Ballots to an Dnxwn
1
1
4
1
3
4
10
39
SELLING SCHEME.
Prise of $100,000 is $100,000
do
Ho
do
do
do
ido
do
7* to do
4081;' do
do
60,000
30,000
10,500
10/100
10,000
30.000
39,000
39.1
46.1
332,300
30,000
30,000
10,800
6,000
3,500
3,000
1,000 •
.500:
too
. so
5051! Prise*. ■ m :
nr#Ai»ol• •• •• • o• *
SHARES wU i.*Aa proportion,
CFN. B.—Otiter* for ticket* or ritaraa in
1 / wtrioh'Lottery, 1 will b* received at
ALLEN’S
EXCHANGE OFFICE ON TOE BAY-
' Nov 31 ■ " -, W
1
I
I
1
IS
10
50
100
too
600
10600
SVllEKDID »CH*M«.
1 Prise uf$1110,(100 is
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
30,000 in
30,000 is
10,000 is
6,000 is
1,000 ia
600 i*
too ia
60 ia
30 ia
13 is
10 is
30,00#
30,000
10,000
6.000
15,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
3,000
6,000
106,d00
*11
cnMirAat'f
8TEAM-SAW-MILL and CAST IRAN
a , : - ^FOUNDRY. T .
filHE subscriber respectfully informs his
A friends Sod,the public, that the above
mbliahaenta arn In foil operation,
rlanks and 1 Shautling,suitable for ship,
" f. can ba furnishsd of tit*, bast quality,
tof any sia*, to immediate order. He
heaf *o hud. a few fin* CYBUBSS
rrr . JS,0pw*rd» of 30 foot in length,which he
wiir skiv Inti) such sixes aa may be required.
. At (he Cattlfen Fbssndry, wqrk of wsviry
description, initial like,.will be eseenled in
aatylh'equal to that of any other factory in
the Ilnited.StalMi ud on tha lowest powibl*
terms.
He also continues the manufacture of
BRICK, which lie will supply in any qaaati.
ty, to order. The quantity of the artiole it
already wed known. HEN RY M’ALPIN.
ID* All order* left at tha store of Low X
Wallace, will be punctually attended to.
Deo. I# - 31 If
GRAND ST*TE LOTTERY,
* rotrara ci,am—extra.
D RHW in Providence on 16th inst. and
will he received here on-38th —Fifty
number*' combination—Six number* to be
drawn. sculms.
1 Prise of
1
Prize of
$100,000 is
$100,000
1
do
30,000
30,000
1
do
30,000
30,000
1
do
10,00o
10,000
1-
do " '
- • A,000
‘ Afojlp
'■'16
'do
1.(100
15.000
10
do
500
6,000
50
do
100
6,000
100
do
50
6,0011
100
do
20
3,000
600
do
13
6,000
10500
do
10
105,000
35000
Ticket*-
$308,000
The wliolo to bo drawn in one drawing
only, on Wednesday, the 15th of February,
1826, by (he late and improved mode, where
by the minor prizes are regularly distributed
throughout all the tickets of the Lottery,
heing on the principle of the popular “ odd
and even system."
In consequence of the remarkable demand
for ticket* in this* Lottery, they have alrea
dy advanced from ten to twelve doHi rs. and
h it continues, t still farther'advance will
take place in a short time.
Present Price if Tickete :
Wholes, . : • s !..« $1300
Halves. : : i s : : ! : 6 0#
Quarters, : -. ; : 3 no
Eighths, 1 50
The money will he paid for prize* of any
denomination from $lo to $loo,ooo, on de.
mand.
ID* Persons at a distance by encloaing the
o*sh, will have their orders promptly attend
ed to. and the moment the fate of their tic
ket* is known, shall be immediately advised
thereof.
V Priaev in other Lqtteriee received as
cash. For tickets and parts of tickets en
quire without delay of
WM. ROBERTSON, ,
At the Office f the Georgian, Savannah.
Dec 19 21 tf
NEW-YORK STATE LITERATURE
LOTTERY.
Cnitss No. 3, ron 1835.
W ILL'be drawn 4th January, 1828, and
finished in a few minutba.
45 Numbers—6 Ballou to be Drawn.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
1
do
50,000 Doliark.
‘ 1
do
30,000 Dollar*.
1
do
10.000 Dollars.
3
da
. 5,000 Dollar*.
4
do
2,500 Dollars.
10
do
2,000 Dollars.
30
*da
1,000 Dollars.
78
, do
500 Dollars,
468
do
IPO Dollars.
4446
do
50 Dollars.
5,051 Prizes.
9,139 Blanks.
14,190 Ticket*.
Tha amount of prise money to he distrib.
uted in the above brllli«nt acl>en»e, ia
*007,800.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole : : : : : : $50 #0
Half : : : : V : : I V : t 36 66-
Quarters i: : >• ■: : i. 6°
Eighths : « sis : : .'r t .%.# *6,
Sixteenths i ' i i : ,t : a f t, ,;P 12
Orders for Tioketa in the above Lottery,
Will be ree'efoed st .•■■ji-.A-■ ..
LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Dec 30 ' !-.-
1
5
1 ‘
4
8
44
68
do
do
do
aw
do
do
dp
10,000 Dollars.
6,000 Dollars.
1/100 Dollar*.
648 Dollars.
606'’Dollar*.
100 Duilars.
50 Dollar*.
20 Dollars,
Ac. Ac. Ac.
Treaent Price of Ticket* t
Wholes, : : : : : i s : $3 50
Halves, : : : : : i : : 1 75
Quartsrs, s, : : : : . : ; : 0 87
CP Those who hare ordered-tiekots in
ihe above Lottery, are requested to call im
mediately and recive them st
LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE
Dec 20
'mk
(ESTABLISHED LINE,]
The regular packet ship
, ‘ AUGUSTA,
George White, Master,
W|t Kirn immediate despatch,
'or freight or passage, applr to Captain W.
on board, at Jons*’tipper Wharf, or to
Dec 13 HALL A HOYT.
FOR LIVERPOOL, :
Tlie Brat rata, coppered Nary-
York .built abip
AJAX,
.. HMoll, Matter, ., r -
Hu commamed loading and will bn immedi
ately dtapatobad. Fbr freight 100 square
nales cotton, apply 40'Capt. N.,on board, at
Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to
Dec 14 HALL A HOYT.
rA»4
^
. JCka- 1
administratrix sale,
■r- ByCAtvftFBAWKR, ■
•a VieJirst Tuesday in Ftbrmn
At Xl oVikxil, will he oeld io : front
Court-Houu in. thji city, that track
No. 75, in the Tbitif Dirtriot. Hal
County, ffold by permission «(the
Ordinary, and by ordarof tha adihlal
Term* .et Ihne of gal*. .fipr
TO RENT,
The houu Add two lota in
Broughton-at. belonging to tin.
subscriber. Apply to W*. D*
rial. Esq. Poueuidn will be
given early in November.
J. M. BERRIEN,
oet 6 *3
m
TO RENT, 1
A Brick Tenement, consisting
of n STORE and DWELLING,
formerly occupied by 11. Aruher
> and adjoining Afestra. L Baldwin
Si Co. on the Bar. Also, the dwelling part
of flie new tenement over tbe store now ooeu-
■pied by Metsrt W. Linpiit SiCn. Forterms
apply to HALL b HOYT.
Oct 25 •
A;
JMNRi
NOtjcE,
A N election will be held at. the Court-
House in and fur foe County,of Ghat-
hum on MONDAY, the 3d day of Janukra,
ensuing, for County Officers, to wit—Chirk
of the Superior and Interior Courts, Sheriff;
Receiver of Return* of Taxable Property,
Tax Collector.. Coroner, and Surveyor, At
which tbe electors for the aaid county will
take notice. The .Sheriff will attend the
same to keep and preserve order.
JOHN CUM MING, J. C. C.
A. POKTER, J l a C. C.
ELI'S FORT, J.I.aC.C.
JA&OB READ, J t.C,C.C..
Dec 6 t0
3000'
GEORGE F. PALMES,
orrKua ron sar.a,
BUSHELS CORN
150 Bundles Proud Hay
300 Bushels Oats, fit for Mod
1000 Bushelr Alluin Balt
130 Barrels Msckarel, No. 2 and 3,
Boston Inspection
ft 30 Barrels Pork and Boef
75 Butxcs Soap and Candles
30 Half Boxes Soup
30 Barrels Whiskey
Barreis Gin
Barrels Pickled Cucumbers Si Peppers
Do. Smnked and Pickled Tongues
Firkins first quality Goshen Butter
New Hems, Cheese, Ten*, Coffee
Sugar R a general aseortment Liquor,
Dec 17 SO
FURNITURE WAX.
T HIS WAX is recommended to the pub.
lie solely on it* own merit- experi
cnee has established its superiority over all
others yet discovered. The large and ex
tensive Cabinet Furniture Manufactories
in the northern states, use this composition
on their work to produce an elegant polish.
A supply of the above wax, just received
and for sale by
LAY Si HENDRICKSON,
Nov*9 Shari’s Buildings
BLANKETS, PLAINS, Sfc.
A A BALES London Duffle Blanket*
‘*U 10 do 3 1-3 to 4 Point do
6 do 10-4 to 14-4 Rose do
6 do Saddle do
30 do While Plains
30 do Mixed do
10 do Blue do
5 do 3-4 Si 4-4 Linsey Woolseys
3 do Fearnoughts
6 do Red and White Flnnndla
100 Dozen Kilmarnock Caps
For sale by C. W. ROCKWELL Si CO.
Nov 9 41
TO RENT, .
The subscriber offers to renjt
at a low rato, to n good tenant,
the house on the fork of the Au-
L gusts and Louisville Roads. It
was erected for a public house and afford"
every convenience for that purpose. For
terms, apply JOSEPH STILES.
Dec 9 I2re
1^:
m
Ibis city. ■
Dec 17
The subscriber will dispose of
his Brick Dwelling-House on lots
No 14 and 15. Jackson Ward, one
if the most desirable situations io
The price will be moderate
R. HABERSHAM.
30j
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
For rale or to rent, with or
without furniture, tho houae be
longing to the aubscribia, cor
ner of Haberaham-Street snd
Cnlumbia-Square. For terms, apply to
Robert Habersham, Esq. or to
JAMES BROWN.
Nov 11 43
Deep
TO RENT,
Tha bouse recently occupied
by Mrs. Ann Watt, pleasantly
situated in Anson Ward.
ALEX. A. SMETS.
llfp
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The two tenement Brick Houses,
. While front, situated in Johnson’s
■Ml Square, at present occupied by
Mrs. Battie. Also, Ihe lots ritual
ed on the corner of Whitaker and Bryan-sts.
in the occupation of Mr. Jasiah Peufiehl. nod
uliters, •
Tha shove .property ia among the most
valuahle jn tire city, and oan be obtained on
terms advantageous to purchaser*, for which
apply Io the subscriber,
M. H/M’ALLISTER.
dec 13 || 16
NAILS AXrD tVINB. 1
_ ASKS NAILS. **tnrted>i*es
30 Quarter Cask*Malaga Wine
Landing from brig Pwtfhf ■* and formal* >v
7 ; OLIVER TENNYl
Nevi* . 1 m
TO HIRE,
P Oit ope year from the first day of Jan
uary Next, Six Prime Field Hands,
viz :—three men, two women, end one lad,
about sixteen year* of age. Alee a small
hoy, about fourteen year* of ago;
ALSO, TO RENT.
Thedhpd* abd premises in the
county rm Effing ham. known by the
name of Tuckameeking, about 37
mile* from tbia place, on the Au-
r jsta r oad, belonging to tbe estate of Alx,
Roc's orphan*.'For terms snd particular*
apply to . WILLIAM MOREL,
Gumdian.A. S. Roe’s orphans.
den if
4-,
FOR SALE.
By S. C. SMITH, at the
store chamber ot E. Jeuckea
Esq. Market-Square,
80 Pair Beat Btckstrap Boots
350 do do Gentlameqls Pumps
do Strong Brogans
do Ladies Morocco Walking
8hoey
do do Denmark Bateau do
MiwesSoot*
Children's Slioes
350 Feet Moiusses Hue*
74 Dnieo Cslfskiu
10 do Cork Soles
60 Cases Smith’s Japan Bitching
4 Casks Warren’s ao. purs as imported
6 Pair Boot-trees
1 Bathing Tub
The above will be sold by the truok Cl
eave very low, provided application is made
in the course of the present week.
N. B.—For sale at the above pldce,
quantity of first rale Witch Trimmings.
Dec 20 22e
60 do
60 do
60 do
360 do
490 do
AHKAlMUnKBafT
DESPATCH.
FOB
AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH MAIL.
STAGE.
.THnoUOH IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
T HE public, and particularly the Mer
chants of Savanpsh and Augusts, have
seen with no small degree of sausfiaction
the effort made lately by the subscribers
for the transportation of passengers and
news between the two cities, in * much
•liorter time than has been usually taken for
that conveyance* It would be ungrateful
not to ackm-Alodge tbe almost uuiversu
support we hive received sine* our
commencement—but have been so much
trammelled by the exclusive right of 8te
plien Pearce that we have beeu compelled
to abandon the Georgia side of ibe river anil
operate in South Carolina. We have pro
cured the use ot (lie steam-boat Carofmu,
end n person qualified lit ull respects to man
age her—we can therefore, with confidence
guarantee the public that her trips to snii
from Puryaburg will be regular. In con
junction with tne Boat, our line of Stages
will operate three times in each week, land
ing passengers in tho short space of 24 liouri,
in etch city. Our operations are (com
menting on Friday next) to depart upwards
from the Citv-Hotei., Savannah, on FRI-
DAYS, SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS
at 7 o’clock, A. M. and arrive in Augusta at
7 o’clock the next morning. Returning
downwards, depart from the Gi.oseTaverS
in Augusta the same days, asy WEDNES
DAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at :
o’clock, P- M. and arriv* in Savannah the
following day,at 3 o’clock, P.M. To inauri
against the casualties of failures, in the due
operations of the iteam-boat Carolina, an
arrangement ia matured, .whereby the said
boat will have such co-operation as in case
of failures, the intercourse between Savan
nah sod the Line of Sieges, either at Pury
burg, or the Union Creek will be insured k
be kept open.
GILBERT LONGSTREET,
WM. SHANNON. Augusts.
GEORGE MILLED, Savannah
P. S.—Tbe proprietors are making ar
rnngcmcnts to run ■'* daily stage between
the two cities.
Dec 8 I*
THE SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA
MAIL BtAGE ARRANGEMENT.
r IE public, add more particularly tbe
Georgians, are respectfully informed,
that foe proprietor of the Line of Stages mi
the Georgia side, has been at much trouble
aud expenae in getting hi* Line in opera
tion for their accommodation. Hs now bai.
tho satiafaotion to inform tiie mercantile part
of tho community, both of Au'gosia and 8a
vannah, that he will ran through in
TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
His Stages, Horses and. Drivers, are eope
rior to bis competitors on the other side
the river,
There will be no dynger ofdelaya in cross
Ihgof rivors, the bursting ofboilers.'nqrany
other casualty.that steam-boats aie subject
to. Georgians particuterty, si well as oth
ers! so donht recollect the inconvenience
they labored under on the tenipv*l-ef the eld
former line of stages, to the Carolina side,
in 1833 and 24- Tho proprietor pledgee
biotas)!; if he meets With encouragement, to
run widtsr and summer. The stage will
leave Savannah on Friday*, Sondava and
Wednesdays, at sevea o’clock, A. M. and
arrive in Augusts the following morning, at
the Mine hour, and will leave Augusta at
tbe .same hour an the same days, and arriv*
in fUrannah accordingly. For Mints, apply
in EsVannah n't the City-Hotel/ Paoeert-
gers will bn called for In nit* «trt of the city.
btSvwTpearce. _
Dee I ' '■ ~ -j . j|tf
TO THE ELECTOR^ OF CHAi'HAM
r OFFER myself as a candidate for Sheriff, 1
at the ausuing election in January nazt,
aud respectfully solicit your •uEiagei,.
ABRAHAM D’LYON.
,I)ec 44 - . -■ 17 1
TO THE ELECTORS <JF CHATHAM,
COUNTY.
I OFFER as a candidate for Sheriff at the
election in Jsnusry next, snd solicit your
suffrages. DAVID BELL.
Dec 13 .... (6
TO THE ELECTORS OF CHATHAM
COUNTY;
F ELLDW-CtTIZENS—I am a candidate
4 for C’uronar, at tiie election in January
next, and respectfully solicit your suffrage!.
W. C. BARTON.
Nov *3 524
TO THE ELECTORS OF CHATHAM
GOUNl'Y.
1 OFFER ata candidate for your suffrages
at tbe election in January next, for ilia '
office of Coroner. *
HENRY J. VALtE A IT.
Nov *4 S3j[
TO THE ELECTORS OF CHATHAM
COUNTY.
T OFFER na a candidate for your auffragM
L at the oleciiou in January next, far the
office of Coroner. WM. G1LBAKT.
Dee 13 16
kAN A WAY,
171ROM Ihe ship Mount Vernon, a negro
J- man namedjohn Francis, conk of said
ship. lie in,of middle stature, about thirty-
five yean of age, of an artful and vicious
disposition, and has likely absconded for
the purpose of conniving with the slaves
lor malicious purposes! as ho has been fre
quently Men associating with tliem, and
' lie subscriber considers ft bis duty to give
ihis public notics to put the citizens on their
guard. DAVip M..BUNKER,
Master of ship Mount Vernon.
Dec 20 -!!n
MUSICAL TUITION.
T HE subscriber offers hiB services to the
inhabitants of Savannah and its vicin
ity, an Teacher of Music. Ho will give
lessons on the Violin. Clarionet and Flute;
according to the most approved systems.
At soon as • sufficient number of pupil*
offers, he will commence el. his residence,
the Washington Hall, where ternan may Ira
known, by applying to the subscriber, ur at
Mr. MacdonneU’s ri|»e,ieal and English
Semimry. P. RAMfjBGTTOM.
Be-ft tti.
tilL SCsISCRiLEJ-.
O FFERS hit services in tbe COMMIS
SION BUSINESS, particularly for
:he rale of produce^ and for Ihe receiving
tnd forwarding goods, cotton, foe. between
ihe interior ana the northern ciliss. He
has-been appointed agent for the steam
boats Edgefield and Pendletoni and will af
ford every facility in despatching freight by
tlmse boats. Their owners having spared
no expenae in providing safe and expedi
tious lighterage during a low river, shippers
may confide in having their goods forward
ed to Augusta and Hamburgh, without de
tention.
The subecribar’a office ia kept at the
Couutiog-HouM of Mr- G. B. Lamar.
JAMES GOUEDV.
Nov. 36 53
BLANKETS and BAGGING.
W- ftr.dii BLoae,
JJAVE received by the ship Emily, from
300 Pieces Best Quality 43 inch Dundee
Cotton Bagging
Grundy’s White, Blue and Mixt Plains
Point nod London Duffle Blankets
whiob with those already on hand, of last
yrart .importation, frill enable them to Supply
their customer! 00 very moderate tei me.
Their assortment of STAPLE AND FAN
CY GOODS, will bs vary couplets iu a
few days.
Oct 13 36
THE SUBSCRIBERS
TT A VINO entered iutd copartnership tl«v-
XI der the firm of -
JAU0ON fo HUGUENIN,
for the purpose of iransacting Fictorag*
Businnsa, offer tbair services to their friends
in that Una. JAMES BJ All DON,
JAMES D. HUGUENIN.
Nnv 36 - 3
Wanted toHIR
F OR one year. Tan Ne\ rt
»»foe Steam-Boat Office,
Dec 16
>quiM
•4Bn
NOTICE.
A N election for xnAldonaan. iMhe ptnoa
6f nr. Wm, R. Waring. whoM neat
li.i bpeotue vacated, by ..qbeuane. from the
city. Will be tf*M stthvCadtt-Haner on foe
30th inst. Tbe Marshall and Wy Bbtriffi
will attdtfi *0 nreaerve order.'
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