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tO* Oun own .WAin*,—Wo havo tho pleasure,
tMs ilay, (irpreNuiitin^tho UKOKUiANtoour rentiers, in
«\ now tent uuivubtbl tlross, principally from ibo Roundly
o?B. White, E»t|. ofNow York.
Tlio steady ami liberal patronage which has hitherto
Wn received by Iho Georgian, and which has begil
the more grateful because rendered freuly, and without
Kolieitntinn on our part, demands our siueere ackmftr-
lodgments. As the only and proper return in our ptm*
cr, it has ever been our*aim, rogardless of expense, not
nlunoto render our publicat ion worthy of its patrons by
neatness in its typographical embellishments j but by
tho cxereiso ot'un industry which has never tired, to
render it tho medium of tho earliest mid.most correct in*
tdlligonr.oj to thu coinmoroial community, und by the
support ot wlmt wo bclicvu to bo correct political duo*
trines, toiidv.inou the trim interests of our native state,
und the general prosperity«.four happy country.
In our Nows Uoom will always bo found the latest
papers from all parts ot the Union, either by regular
course of MaiJ, or by vessel, and upon our Hulletio any
intelligence of interest received by extra sheet or other
wise, with a report of urrivnls at this port us soon as
received,
Tho advertising patronage of a nnwspnpcr is that
upon which it is principally dependent for support, and
which of course, wourc most anxious pi sucuio. Tim
Georgian has tbr many years received a large proportion
of (huso agreeable und interesting articles of mer
cantile intelligence ; and us it is the evident interest
».f every individual when paving for tho insertion
of his advertisement to sceuru the most extensive cur
rency to it.that being the value received for bis expendi
ture, it is uun both to ourselves mid our friends tasnv,
that our circulation is inoru extensive than any daily
publication In this State, und tiiat our new type,
which comprises n handsome assortment of tho ornamen
tal, ns well as the plain material, will cuablu us to dis
play their favors to thu best advantage.
Mr. Gkoiiue RoHi’.KtmN, formerly Editor of
tho Georgian, lias been since February last, and will
continue to be associated in its publication,
'Savannah, Saturday, Oct. IT///, IS',*!).
N. YORK LINK
r4\\v> of
Ship MACON. J>. I,. PottTr.n, Master.
“ ST ATI HA. Titos. Wood, “
“ EMPEROR, .1. If. Bkn.nktt, “
44 HENRY, Geo. Moore, 4 *
“ FLOP IAN, F. Harrison, 44
44 HELEN MAR, T. Hmiuinon, “
Tho owners ot’tho Established Line, take
pleasure in announcing to the public that it is
•again permanently completed with tho above
Six first-class vessels. They arc all Avw
York built ships, ofthc best materials, having
elegant and spacious accommodations lor pas
sengers, and are commanded by Masters of
well known experience in tho ’ trade. They
will sail fitorn New York every six days, and
from this ns often. This arrangement will
he punctually adhered to, and as insurance
cun bo oiVuctcihon shipments by them at the
very lowest rates, it is hoped • that, such a
share of patronage will be extended to this
line, ns it may merit from tlio great expense
necessarily incurred in running ij, and from
its utility to tho public.
* HALL, SHAFTER & TUPPEIL
srp 10
CITY HOTEL,
SA VANN AH, GEORGIA.
TIIE subscriber heirs leave res
pectfully to in.Jbrm the public of
t Georgia, and his friends abroad.
L that the above establishment will
be continued open during the summer, ns
usual, und that arrangementsaru making for
tho. ensuing season, which ho confidently ex
pects will sustain tlio well earned character
of tho house, und at the same time secure
him a share of public patronage.
.IIENRY W. LUBBOCK.
inly 80
VOL. XL
STOLES? SA LBS.
SAVANNAH, MONDAY MOR^NG, OCTOBER 19, 1839.
~
NO. 387.
sifKiniV'a sai.h.
On the first 'Tuesday in December next,
W ILL he sold before the Court House in
tho City of Sayuuitah, between the us
ual hours of wile,
All the Eastern uioioty or half part of nil
those lots, parts or pureuls of land, situated
and being in the hamlets of Yu my craw and
City of Savannah and county of Chatham,
being tho whole of lot No. (5) live, and part
of lot No. (4) four, which said Eastern half
thereof is hounded on tho North by tho river
Savannah, on the East by wharf lot. known
as Pooler’s, on the South by Indian street, &
outlie West by the Western moiety of said
lot and u half, and containing one hundred
and filly feet on tho river Savannah, und runs
back from tho water to Indian street, togeth
er with the buildings and improvements. Le
vied on under and by virtue of a foreclosure
of mortgage in favor of Samuel llale, ad
ministrator of James M. BoltoifT deceased,
against Robert and Joseph Habersham.
GEORGE MILLEN, #. v. c.
net 8
SHERIFF’S SALES.
On the first Tuesday in November next,
W ILL bn sold before tho Court House in
the Cilv of Savannah, between the
usual hours of sale,
All that plantation near Savannah, known
as Twendside, contiiming485 acres, with the
improvement# thereon, bounded North and
North East by Savannah river and Onlow
Island, on tho North West by lands belong
ing to Po#tell, and on the South by lands
belonging to Mrs. Margaret Mackay, levied
on ns the property of John Morel, to satisfy
executions in favor of the Bank of Darien,
Bunk of tlio State of Georgia, Plunters’
Bank and others.
Also, all that lot No. (0) six, Columbia
ward, with tho improvements thereon, boun
ded East by No. (7) seven, South by a lane,
West By let No. (5) five, and North by
Broughton street. Levied on ns the proper
ty of John Morel, to satisfy executions in
favor of the Bunk of Durum, Bunk of the
State of Georgia, Planters’ Bank & others.
GEORGE MILLEN, s. o. c.
cel. 8
SHERIFF’S SALE—CONTINUED.
On the first Tuesday in November next.
W ILL In? sold before the Court House in
the City of Savannah, between Iho usual
hours of sale:
A portion of tho funituro of the City Hotel,
comprising tables, chairs, beds, bedding, bed
steads. crockery und silver ware, knives and
forks, kitchen utensils, &c.—levied on under
and by virtue of an execution on foreclosure
—Thus. M. Driscoll vs. lleurv W. Lubbock.
GEORGE MILLEN, s. «\ c.
to 8
A CAIC1). . ,
fjnllE subscriber has taken charge of, and
-fi. will keep under hi# own direction, the
WAREHOUSE first built by himself, and by
an Act ofthc Legislature of 1821, intended
to he a Public Warehouse, in Hamburg, for
the STORAGE of COTTON and TOBAt ’-
^CCL. A Tobacco inspection to be kept
therein. This Warehouse, for convenience
and safety from fire, if not superior, is inferior
to none in this part ofthc country. It is 800
lcct in length and 50 feet in width, with a
plunk lloor—situated in tho centre of tho
Town, on tho bank of the Savunnnh River,
und within 1(H) feet of tho stream. The
other three sides arc hounded by streets, one
of 100 feet, one of 100 feet, and one of 80 feet.
Two platform# will extend from the Ware
house to the river; so that Cotton will he
put on Boats without touching the ground,
except when the river is very low.
RATES:
For Inspection and Storage ofTo-
Iiiipco for (i months, per hhd. §1 50
For Storage of Cotton and delivery
on the river bank, each bale per
mouth. -
For forwarding either to Savannah
or Charleston* per hale, 12.1
Liberal advances on produce placed under
hi* charge, will bo made for a modern pre
mium, or customary rotes. He will take the
same care and use the same diligence for
other# ns he would for himself.
Tie v/ill adhere to and go on with his origi
nal plan with regard to the building of the
town of Hamburg—all imprisonments, per
sonal violence and persecutions, and all the
furuiuul SherilF’s Sales of Hamburg, to the
contrary notwithstanding.
If John Williamson and hi# roll Cannes want
n town, let them do ns I hn\o done—build one.
I will however, accept of all their spare
change to help along tho accomplishment ot
that great undertaking; but the J own they
shall never have. I built it tor mysell; not
for them. And if I hud the abilities ami per
severance to build a Town, they will bud that
J have abilities and perseverance enough
to take care of it.
He will be duly thankful to all who favor
hi,., ,vi.i. ti.oi, c«Hto",. iENRy S1IUI<T%
HAMBURG, September Wilt, lft‘4!).
|> S. I nm prouiltosnyUnit tho Ilnnibnrg
■norchnntH have supplied thonisolvos this sou-
son with more goods of nil kinds tl'" nut 'iny
tinnier period, particularly Micliiui Suit, Iron.
Sngnr, Coll'oo, Bugging, I)ry Goods, &c.
Suvorul now Stores Imvo nlroudy opened, und
others will open very shortly. I lie nsuul
spirited disposition provnds to give ns.lioreto.
tore, nt leust us much, it not more, lor
COTTON, than in uny other city or town
IM Auformonojhnonowill be countenanced
unless it i# founded or a solid basis; ana
should any other ho token in tlio market, nr
should uny monied institution in wluel tho
market and country nra Interested, go be.
youd wlmt might be considered just und pru
dent, iminedinto notice ui it will bo given,
without four or favor. , ,
Under id I these fnvnrnldn circumstances I
mu Induced to hope that the, cninnmiiity »»
enimtry gonorally, will find it to their
interest to fiivor ns witli their custom. ^
out. 3 oyo-tttvv- ■
SlIKKIi’F'S SALES.
On the first Tuesday in November next,
W ILL be sold before tho Court House in
thu t own of Jefferson, Camden county,
between the usual hours of n;,lo.
All that tract, or parcel of land, lying in
Camden county, and the improvements there
on, containing five hundred acres, more t-r
less, whereon David Hal! sou. now resides,
bounded on tho East by Wm. Borne.’# land,
north by Little Gat ilia River, and south by
A. Atkinson’s land, levied on under an exe
cution in favor of Elias Fort vs. David llall,
sen. and David 1 lull jr.
Also, till that tract* or parcel of laud, lying
in Camden county, situute on the post road,
about, four miles from Brown’s ft rry, con
taining twelve hundred acres, more or less,
levied on as the property of Thomas Hull, to
satisfy a tax execution 'against him for the
year 1828, or so much thereof n# will satisfy
thu same—amount due $15 02 and costs.
Also, one tract or parcel of land, situate in
Camden county, on tho Colerain road, and
bounded on the cast by Thomas Howell's
land, containing two hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, and tho improvements thereon,
now in the possession of Higdon Brown—
Also, two other adjoining tracts or parcels
of land, lying in Camden county, situate on
the Groat Satilhi River, containing one hun
dred acres each, more or less, known bv tho
name of Canty’s Cowpens, and adjoining
lands of Thomas Hall and Sliorunl Slielfield,
levied on as tlw: properly of Rigdoii Brown,
to satisfy executions in favor of Joshua
Hooper and Joisey Hooper, executors of
Win. Hooper, deceased vs. said Brown, und
James Moore vs. the same.
G. W. THOMAS, «. c\
oct 1
gross IQ SALB&
EXECUTORS’ SALE;
On the. first Tuesday in .December next,
W ILL he sold before tho Court House in
tho city ol* Savannah, between tho usu
al hours of 6alo,
All the Eastern tenement of brick building#
on Lot No. 8, Darby Ward; House & lot No.
84 Columbia Ward ; lot and buildings No.
18, Carpenter’s Row; Lot No.l), &.improve
ments, Deckar Ward, and Lot No. 10, and
half tho improvements, Deckar Ward, all in
tlio city of Savannah ; being part erf tho re
al estate of Jo.siah Penficld, lute of Savan
nah, deceased.
Sold by permission of thc Court of Ordin
ary of Chatham county, for tho benefit of tlio
heir# and creditors. Conditions cash,
oct n
JOS. GUMMING, > Ex’ors. of
S. C. DUNNING, \ J. Ponfield.
EXECUTOR’S SALK.
BY J. 11. HERBERT,
*On Monday the SUh November next,
A T 11 o’clock, will he sold at tho house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Sarah Do
La Mottn, President street, all tho house
hold und kitchen Furniture, consisting of a
a. largo Extension Dining Table, Card Ta
bles, Chairs, Carpets, Dressing Tables, Man
tle Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware, And
irons, Shovel and Tongs.
ALSO,
Beds, Tir'd sleds mid Budding—Sold by per
mission of the Hon. the Court of Ordinary,
and hy order of the Executor. Terms cash,
sept l
GUARDIAN’S SALE.
On the first Tuesday in December next,
W ILL ho sold at tlio Court House in the
county of Carroll, between the hours
of 10 A.M. and 4 P. M.
Lot No. 148, in the 10th District of Car-
roll county.
Also, will ho sold on tho sar.io day, and
hotwocn tho same hours, at tho Court IIouso
in Monroe county,
Lot No. 10,1st. dist. Monroe conuty, also,
lot No. 244, in. I ho 1st dist. Monroe county.
Also, will he sold on tho same day, and be
tween the sumo hours, at thu Court !louse in
Muscogee county.
Lot 117. in the llth district of Muscogee
countv, said land being part of tho real es
tate of Mary G. Lopcr, Missouri Lopcr, und
John ('. Lopor, minor# and orphan children
of Asa Lopor, deceased.
Sold by permission of the Court of Ordin
ary of Chatham County. Conditions cash ;
purchaser to pnv for title#,
HESTER LOPER, Guardian,
oct 1 jftw
GUARD]AN’S SALE.”
On the first Tuesday in December next,
W ILL ho sold before the Court Ilotiso in
Eliinghiiu countv, between the hour#
of It) A. M. anti 4 P. M. tho following tract
of land, viz.
One tract, situate in tho comity of Kfitng*
horn,/m the Buck Raj* Ruud lo LoiiisviR
between 17 mid IS miles from Savi
ontnining 200 nor
routinh.
rp Printers and Publishers.
Subscriber .having added tho Munu-
'X fu cturo of movcablo Typo to his Stereo
type eatahlishmd^t, rospectftilly solicits a
share of tho pat ronage of the, Printers of
Pennsylvania and tho adjacent States.
Ha ving a practical knowledge of printing,
and also having been longer practically en
gaged in tho business of Stereotyping than
any other person in the United States, lie
hopes to be able from such experience, to
give satisfaction to those who muy favor him
with their orders. From an intimate oc-
qjiuintanco for a number of years, (nearly
eight,) with the business of type founding, he
hopes to be able to produce type equal to
any offered to tho Printer# of the United
States.
Ilis prices though low, will of course he
the same ns others in tho samo business. Nor
will he attempt to violate truth, or insult com
mon sense, by pretending to any “increased
facilities in the manufacture,” (tor there arc
no other “facilities” at present in this city,
than there were 12 years ngo, when type were
from 40 to 50 per cciit higher than at pre
sent^ nor have tho “material# used in making
printing types been so greatly reduced,” os to
hear any proportion to the reduction in the
price# of typo. But tho reduction has been
“induced” by competition, und an overbear
ing disposition in some /if those founders who
have grown rich on tho heretofore profits on
*yi w ;
AH sizes of type, plain and ornamental, for
book and job priuting, from 14 lines Pica to
Nonpariei, constantly on hand in such quan
tity us to supply any order at short notice
In tho choice of Book letter, pain# have been
taken to select such faces ns are generally up-
proved for symmetry, neatness and durabili-
ty.
He also keeps n complete Printer’s Waro-
IIouse, (tho only one in this city,) and can
furnish a complete Printing Office at very short
notice.
The following are his PRICES at. a credit
of six months, for approved notes or acccp.
tnnnnu ? ora discount of livelier cent, will *—
tanccs,
made for Cash :•
Six lilies Pica, and all
larger, 80
Double Pica, to five
lines Pica, 82
Great Primer, 84
English, 30
Pica, 80
Small Pico,
Long Primer,
Burgcois,
Brevier,
Minion,
Nonpariei,
I<cna#,
Quotations,
The prices on ornamental and fancy typo
have been reduced in a greater proportion.
Old type received in exchange, at 9 cents
per pound.
A Book of specimens will shortly be pub
lished.
STEREOTYPING will be dononttbelow-
ont prices, in the best manner, as heretofore.
.T. HOWE,
Corner of Crown and Ctillowhili streets.
Philadelphia, July 20,1829.
oet 3 230
To the Printers ofthc U. States.
O F late the prices of all tho material used
in mat?lr>«- Printin'' *rype»i «i»»
_ , ... ... 4l ! greatlv r«j«imrod. mm ini r fiicihty of inamituc-
■unro or less, l.o,nil tl,,; ^ im . R . as( ,|. T iio subscriber
projior-
h from
........ ... i.. i • • li luring greiuiv uu-ioum’ij. xiio suosi
‘ . j J iV 1, \ M *d »uginu!i;, jjierefore 1ms been imhieed to make a pi
S™'" «•* J ” , "| ^eeiibiiker-lH.'iijr pBrt... ,;„„. 1 | 1 | U rr .,|,i„ lh „ |lri ees, wliie'h
be real.* n „ ol Mm- Lc,|„ r. Jlis.our, l|m , rt „ r April, have been an stated in tl
Leper, and John C. Loper, minors uiul or- n- t 1
phan children of .Asa l.nper. deceased.
Sold hy permission of the Court of Ordin
ary of Chat ham county. Conditions cash—
purciuiser paving for titles.
HESTER LOPER, Guardian,
oct 1 w Of
SHERIFF’S DALE.
On the first Tuesday in November n^xt,
W ILL bo sold at. the Court House in the
town of Jefferson, Camden county, be
tween thu usual hours of sale,
A negro fellow named Monday, levied on
mi the property of William Miokler, Jr. hy
virtue of a mortgage li. fu. cmicuuting from
the Inferior Court oflhildwin county, in fa
vor of Willium II. Torrance.
A. KEAN, d. a. o. c.
oct 8
Notice.
rilHE subscribers beg leave to inform their
JB- customers and friends, that early in the
fall they will have a superior assortment of
DRY (Worn,
both imported and domestic, of every descrip
tion, which they intend selling on their usual
liberal terms. They also inform that Wil
lium Rose will attend to tho Dry Good busi
ness, and Hugh Rose to tho Factorage and
Commission business# at their Counting
House on the buy, and will muke liberal ad
vances to Hitch as may feel disposed to entrust
them with the disposal of their produce—
Both businesses will lie carried on as before
uudertho firm of WM. & II. ROSE,
june 12 179
he an
nexed list.
The character of the TYPE made at this
Foundry is well known to the Trade, who are
assured that, in regard to thu quality ofthc me
tal, liuisli, and durability, no deviation has
been made.
He has on h-.md a complete assortment, and
can supply any quantity on a short notice; lie
will be happy to receive the orders of his cus
tomers, which will have immediate attention.
Merchants who have orders from abroad, can
have Olliccs complete, with Presses, and eve
ry thing necessary for a Printing Establish
ment pul tip in the most perfect manner.
RICHARD IiONALDSONL
Philadelphia.
Prices at six months credit for approved paper,
or at a direount of 5 per cent, for cash.
English, pr. lb. $0 30
LIST OF LETTER,
R EMAINING in tho Post Office, at Sa
vannah, Soptombor 30th, 1829. pur-
sou# wishing- Letters from this List, are re
quested to unit for 41 Advertised Letters
A.
Thomas Askew
Wilt M. Allen
Mrs. Anderson
Joel Adams
Henry T. Allen
— Agh-rnut
John T. Augustine.
Dotmi# F. Brugdun
P. G. Bat-quiit
James M. Bates
J, Ileruoy
David llciisly
Mary Bourquin.
Wm. D. Campbell
B.
James Bagnoll
Hutu’J Bundy
J. Bessont.
Znch. Bovill
Clms. Duurko
C.
Mis# M. S. Craig
Mrs. W. Cynnon Mrs. Camphors
Chan. Cozzons, Jr. Mrs. Louisa Cropp
Mrs. Ellen Conroy, 2 Patrick Connolly
James S. Crum.
Harriet Dawson Nelson T. Davis, 2
Mrs.S.R. Davenport Mrs. Juno Davis
John Davis
Cupt. Geo. Drew
Lemuel Dwellio
Terence Dufiy
L. Diuify.
John Fraser
Jn#. M. Diekisun
JohnDensler
Mrs. Grace A. H. Dove
J. F. Dutm
P.
Willis Franklin, 2
Mrs. M. L. Fickling F. Ford
Eli Futch, 3.
(V.
Francis Gray Major W. Gcddy
James Gallagher Juno Grant
•Silvia Gay Mrs. Alary J. Green
Lt. TJios. R. Gndncy Terence Gillico
Win. GihhiiiB Thos. Gibbimt
Mrs. IiOuli A. J. Giles John U. Gilbert
Ab’in Geiger, 2 Iicwis Gilmore
Isaac C. Grigga ’l^hos. Goddard
Suruh Golden Thos. Goldsmith
James Gugle.
. If.
Wm. W. Harrington Thos. Hardee, Jr.
Robert Harrison
F. W. Ileinneiiiann, 2
Abiel lloidt
John G. Holcombe, 2
Jititidon I ioiues
Mrs. II. liumbcrt, 4
John B. Hughes
Clms. Harper
Iarvoy
Cupt. Heliker
Peter Hvnes
Mrs. Eliz. Ilolmos
Hollis it Cope
Wm. Hurst
Richard Ilulett.
Regis Jackson
Adam Johnson
Rev. Lott Jones
J. A. Johnston
Antyoe Krody
Josejih Kings!;.
Fortune I,aw
Mrs Eliza Lee
Mary G. Leonard
G. L. Under
Jitnien' Mallety
iTodwick Miller
Mary Mickcll
j.
Clark Jenkinson
Frederic Johnson
G. W. Johnston
Rev. Clms. B. Jones.
K.
Airs. Mary 21. Kempt on
It.
Mrs. Sarah M. Law
Conrod iiivcnnano
-ToJiii B. L-i Maitre
Roht. Lillibridge.
RieliM Marccllin
Goo. Mingletlorf
Jossce Mount
Cato M’Cnll, i
Mrs. Eliza M’Kenztn 3*0#? iif^CoTiitell
John M’Ardell I). M’Curty
lIuglrM’Donnld, Jr.
James B.' : Norris.
P.
Sarah Pnrinnnter Mrs. Horace Pratt
R. II. Pettigrew Sirs. Ann Picket.
R.
Gabriel RutclitTe, 2 Miss Marin Raine
Grant B. Reaves Carolus Reed
Murray Reid Mrs. Rinia
Jutnes Reason# Wm. L. Ryan
Roberson J. Roberts
John Rogers Dugas do Roehefemlle
Perry Rose Mrs. Mury M. Roberts.
Miss Aluthen J Stark Mrs. Eliz. Sanders,
SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the first Tuesday in Deccmhea next,
W ILL be sold before the Court House in
the town ofJeflerBon, Camden county,
between the hours often and four o’clock,
One negro women named Jinnny, levied
on under an execution in favor of Samuel
Brockington vs. David Hall sen.
G. W. THOMAS, «. c. c.
oct 3
TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE—CONTIN
UED.
On the first Tuesday in November next,
W ILL he sold before the Court House in
thu city of Savannah between the usual
hours ofwilo, the following property :
2,500 acres of land in Camden county, on
St. Mary’s river, granted lo Robert Mont ford
of thofoilowingqiiulities:—300 acre# brackish
marsh, 200 do 2d quulity iuh ud swamp, 100
do 2d quality hummock, and 1400 piuo land—
also 1150 acres of land in said county on the
Satillu, granted to Iloratio Marlniry. of tho
following quality :—800 acres 2d quality tide
swamp, 1(H) do ouk and hickory ami 750ucrc#
pine lund, levied on ns tho property of the es
tates of Robert Mnutford and Solomon Pen
dleton, to, satisfy the state and comity tux for
t he year 1828, amount duo $110 (HI und costs.
DAVID BELL, t, e. c. r.
oct 10
To tlw Printers of the United
States.
FRAHKLtX LETTER EOV.XDRX.
Tip HE reduced cost of the materials used in
II. the couqiososition of Printing Types, und
the improvements and inercoscd facilities of
casting them, have induced the subscribers to
adopt tlio following list, of prices.
The style of their large mid small letters is
modern, and of the most elegant kind. The
metal will he found very hard and durable,
having a new ingredient in its composition.—
For accuracy and finish, the type oust, at their
foundary is equal to any whatever. .The'
have on hand a. complete assortment, of Ihm]
• uud Job Letters, so that they are prepared to
execute orders for entire olfiees of Job, News-
neper, or Book Printing, on a short notice.—
They are thankful for the patronage thev have
received, and will he huppv to receive the or
ders of printers, which will receive prompt at
tention.
Merchants und others, who have orders
from abroad, will bo supplied not only with
type, but with Presses, Chases, Composing
Sticks, and every thing necessary for a prin
ting establishment, mid put up with care and
perfect, accuracy.
Their new specimen lmftk will he published
soon, and ready to eb sent, to printers, in
which will bn exhibited a greater variety than
Pearl, pr. lb. $1 40
Nonpareil' 0 90
Minion 0 70
Brevier 0 50
Bourgeois, 0 10
Long Primer, 0 40
Dmall Picu, 0 88
Pien, 0 30
Great Primer, 0 34
Doublu Pica, 0 32
Do. Gt. Primer, 9 32
Large Letters,
plain, 0 30
Deubbards and
Quotations, 0 30
The price of other descriptions of Types
are proportioiiahly reduced.
Old Type received in payment at O’ cents
per lb.
Philadelphia, July 9.
oct3 280
Wm. F. Shearer
Jos. F. Segur
Jot?. Stevens
Mrs. Sears
Arch’d Smith
Wm. Smith
Saili’l Stjles
Madame Whitaker
I)r. B. B. Strobcl
Mrs. Ann E. Stewart 2
Alex. W. Steven
Ben. ShefLall
Master Elton Stirk
Jos. Singer
John W. Stirk
And’w Smith
, Rich’ll Somers.
STATE AUSEXAL.
P K0F08ALS will bo recoived -until Iho
lstof'Ducnmhbr noxt, for building ail
ARSKNAB of Brick on tlio lot oppositotho
(iimrd ItouBo, (JO foot front by 40 feet deep,
two storieslii(jh> in aecordiuieu with apian in
possession oftiio undersigned. -
Tlio proposals must.inclndo,tlio cost ofma-
torluls j tlio work must be dono in tlio best
timiiiinr, & must be llnisliod by tile 1st iluy of
May lisai). The Bricklayers anil Carpen
ter's proposals may bo separate or jointly—
the latter would be preferred.
A Bond for Ten Thousand Dollars witli ap
proved security will bo required, for the- fuitli-
ftil perlbrmnnoo oftiie contract.
IV. T. WILLIAMS, Agent,
nug 1 -SiOB—Tito
THE PLEIADES,
A Weekly Literary Gazette, to be published
in Charleston, S. C.
W E have long thought that awcckly pub
lication, entirely devoted to light and
miscellaneous literature, would meet with a
ready iiml^ liberal patronage in this commu
nity. We now make tho experiment.-—
' bir editors have hitherto confined their* at
tention very selfishly to thu wants and ro-
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oct l
Medici'l College of S. Carolina.
milE Annual Couisi: or Lectures in
JL this Institution, will be resumed on tho
second Monday in November, on the follow
ing branches:—
Anutomy—by John Edward# Holbrook,MD.
Surgery—by James Ramsay, M. D.
Samuel Henry Dickson, M. D.
Materia Medico—by Henry II Frost, M D.
Obsti tries and Diseases of Women and
Children’—by Thomas G. Prioloau, M. D.
Chemistry—by Edmund Rnvencl, M. D.
Natural ilislury end Botany—bv Stephen
Elliott, L. L. D.
Pathological awl Surgical Anatomy—by
John Wagner, M. I).
Demonstrator of Anatomy—J dm Wag
ner, M. D. HENRY H. I LOST. Demi,
nng 23 213—f
Late Publications.
T UB NKW FOUKST, a Novel by tlio
author of “ Br inihletyu House,” “ Torr
HilP’&c.
TALES OF HUMOR & ROMANCE,
selected from popular German Writers, trans
lated hy Richard llolcraft, B. A.
ROMANCES OF REAL LIFE, hy tho
Author of 44 Hungarian Talcs.”
An assortment of STORY &■ TOY BOOKS,
for children, mid Selected Engraving# mid
LITHOGRAPHY PRINTS.
Just received mid for sale bv
oct 3 T. M. l)RISCOLL.
Cupt
T.
John W. Taylor Nath’l Tit combe
Seipio Thomson Rev. M. G. Turrontine
Mr#. M. Turknctt 2 George A. Turknett
John F. Tucker Lewis Turner
IV. *
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Roht. T. Webb Miss Pamela Wingate
Jno. J. or Steel White I.eoiiidn# Wylly
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oct :r GKO. SCHLEY, P. M.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
Till IE Subscribers have formed a eounox-
I nexionintho WHOLESALE DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, under the firm of
C. W. Rockwell & Co. They have just
received a large supply of
Which they offer for sale out he most accom
modating term#.
CHARLES W. ROCKWELL,
CHARLES M’INTIRE,
CHARLES KELSEY,
GEORGE IJ. KELSEY.
N. B.—The same parties will transact 1m-
rtincss in Cluirleston under tho firm of Clms.
M’lutire & Co, and in New York under tiiat of
C. Kelsey & Co.
sept vlli ''
the
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Albany, August 18.
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Small Pica, 0 30
Long Primer, 40
Bourgeois, 40
Brevier, '*"■
Minion,
Nonpareil,
Leads & Qiiota-
tal ions.
Other kinds of type reduced in proportion.
Old type received in exchange at 9 cents
per pound.
oct 2 . 230
ATHENEUM, Nor. 2Z <$• XX
W T. WILLIAMS, ha#just received the
• Athk.nkvm, or spirit of the English
Magazines, Nos. 22 & 23 for August loth &.
September 1st.
CONTENTS OF NO. 22.
What into lie done 1; To a friend on his
Birth Day ; The Second Best; The Charm
ed Picture; Tho Murderer’s List. Night;
The. Casket; Russia uud Turkey ; Lilies to
* * -* • Kindred
Sci-
a Young Lady, on her Marriage ; Kii
Spirits; Notice# of Now Publications;
Spirits,
entitle MiBcollniiv ; Varieties.
CONTENTS OF NO. 23
Feinnlo Education; Tho Dream of the
West Wind; The First and Last Crime;
The Pen and Pencil; Tho Summons : The
Toyman is abroad; Hymn of tlio Calubrinu
Shepherds to the Virgin ; An Adventure in
30 Ceylon; Sketches of Cotoinpornry Authors,
Statesmen, &c.; Sir Humphrey Davy; O
come, my Love!; A scene in Ireland ; En
gland and America ; Immortality; Lutcst
Female Fashions ; Varieties.
Published semi-monthly with t ’olorcdPlutcs
o*’ t lm Fiishionu at 80 per annum.
•sept 24 .. 220
GARDEN SEEDS.
Till IE Subscribers have just received per
J. tho ship Helen Mar, their PALL SUP
PLY of fresh Garden Seeds, consisting in
part of the following kinds, viz:
Drum 1 load Cubhngc Parole/
Eurly York do Orange Carrot
4 Sugar Loaf do Red Onions
Green Savoy do White do
Early Duteli Turnip Blood Beet
Large Norfolk* do Spinach
Rula Buga do Pursnip
Snap Beans Long Scarlet Radish
Lima do Red & W. Turnip do
Marrowfat Pea# Imperial Lettuce
Early Frame do Sugar Loaf do
Prussian Blues do Cucumber
Early Dwarf do Squash, Large, &c.
All of which arc warranted of this years’
growth.
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
Druggists, Nos. 2 uud 10, Gibbons’ Building,
net 3
Tim SaviiiumU Stnmn Rico Mill
A T the East end of the City, is nowrecoiv
iiigRr.ughRice. ThesehrSaruh Juyne,
a safe mid substantial vessel, in excellent or
der and well calculated from her fight draught
of water for tho business, is in readiness at. the
Mill, and may he sent, to uny of the neighbor-
ingplntat ions for the con veiuoncu of those who
may not yet have had a good opportunity of
getting their Rico forward—the size of this
vessel make# her perfectly sate In proceed to
anv ofthc Southern Rivers or inlets.
' HALL, SI!AFTER & TVl’PKR
NOTICE.
1L1K Co-partnership heretofore cxistiug
- under the firm of C. W. Rockwell &. eo.
Savannah; Relph, M’lutire & eo. Charleston;
and C. Kelsey iV eo. New York, was dissol
ved oil the 2 ltit day of July last, by tin* death
of Mr. George Rdph. The iillairs ofthc Into
concern will be settled hy either of the sub
scribers.
(’. W. ROCK WELTi, ) Surviving
(.‘IIAS. M1NTIREE, J eo-part-
CllAS. KELSEY. ) non*,
sept 20 227
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Bank of Darien. August 4///, 1829.
O N motion, it was resolved, that u further
reduction of thirty per cent, he required
of tho Debtors ofthis Bunk, for the ensuing
year, payable as follows:—ten per cent, on
the first, day of December; ten per cent, on
the first, day of March; and ten per cent, oit
the first day of June next.
Extract, from tin* Minutes.
KBKN. S. REES, Cashier.
aug 29 215
FRIENDS OF LITERATURE.
I F, in tins city or its vicinity, there are any
. among the patrons of Franklin College,
who tire disposed to add to its Lilmiry niro
and valuable works, which they may have in
their possession, they will la? gratefully ro-
ceived and safely convoyed to tho Librarian
by J. BOGGS,
Chatham Academy.
sept 10 220
AGENCY OFFICE,]
on Eire and Marine !
Insurance Company, j
Savannah, April 20, 1829.
FllHIS Company continues to INSURE
.1. agaiubt Fire, Murine and River risk on
moderate terms. Apply to
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