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IC/*' 1 Oun own AmiR*.—Wo liayo Iho plutmire, thi« day, ofproiciitititf iho CkonouN lit our readers, in ft new and bunutiful urcss, principally from tho Foundry ©fE. Writ*, Esq. ofNow York. The Meady and llburnl patronngo which has hitherto been rccoivod by tho Georgian, and which has heel# (lie more grateful because rendered Irccly, and without solicitation on our part, demands our sincere acknow ledgments. As tho only and proper return in our pow er, it lias ever been our aim, regardless of expense, not alone tu render our publication worthy of its patrons by neatness in its typographical eiiibulfi*linioitl» ; but by tho exercise of ail industry which has never tired, to ;< render it tho medium of tho earliest and most correct in telligence, to tho commercial community, tuid by thu support of what wo beliovo to bo correct political doc trines, to advance the true interests of our itntivo state, und the general prosperity of our happy country. In our Nows Room will rdwuy* b« fawml tho latest jrapcm from all parts of tho Union, either by regular course of Mail, or by vessel, and u|ion our Bulletin tiny imolligonco of intorust received by extra sheet or other wise, with a report of arrivals at this port as soon as received. The advertising pntronnpo of a newspnper is that upon which it is principally dependent for support, and which of course, wo are most anxious to secure. Tim Georgian hus for many years received a lurgo proportion of theso ftgroeublo and interesting articles of mer cantile intollit’onco ; and ns it is the evident interest of every individual when paying Ibr tho insertion of his advertisement to secure the most extensive cur rency to it,that being the value received for his expendi ture, ills duo both to ourselves and oor friends to say, |k that our circulation is more extensive than any daily ■ publication in this State, and that our new type, M which comprises a handsome assortment of dm ornaumn- ■ tal, us well as the plain material, will enable us to dis- W play their favors to thu best advatUag c. W |try Mr. Cronos Uoiikhtson, formerly Editor of 1 tho Georgian, has been since February last, und will i continue to bo associated in its publication. Savannah, Saturday, Oct. 17th, 1$29. Ship MACON, “ STATIRA, “ EMPEROR, “ HENRY, PLORIAN, N. YORK LINE OP I>. L. Pouter, Master. Trios. Wood, “ J. H. Bennett, “ Geo. Moore, " P. Harrison, “ “ HELEN MAR, T. Harrison, The owners of tho Established Line, take pleasure in announcing to the public that it is jpgain permanently completed with the above Six Arst*cla83 vessels. They arc all New York built ships, oftlio best materials, having elegant audacious accommodations for pas sengers, and are commanded by Musters of tocU IbuM/in exporieiitT in the trade, lhcy will sad fiom New York every' six days, and - from this os often. This arrangement will bo punctually udherod to, and us insurance can be effected on shipments by thorn at the very lowest rates, it is hoped that such n share of patronage will bo extended to tins line, as it may merit from the great expense necessarily incurred in running i;, and from its utility to the public. HALL, SIIAPTER & TUPPER. BCp 10 CITY HOTEL, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA THE subscriber begs leave res pectfully to inform the public of ! Georgia, and his friends abroad, ^ that the above cstiiblishmout will be continued open during the summer, usual, and that arrangements me making for tho ensuing season, which he confidently ex pects will sustain the well earned character of the house, und at the sumo time secure Lira a share of public patronage. HENRY W. LUBBOCK. July no VOL. XI SAVANNAH, TUE&DAV 2II0KNITMJ, OCTOBER 20, 18«». P'JBLXC? SALES. SHERIFFS SALE. On the first. 1 Fuestlnyin December next, W ILL bo'sold before the Court House in tlio City of Savannah, between the us ual hours of stile. All the EuHturn titoiely or half part of nil those lota, parts or parcels of land, situated and being in the hamlets of Yumacraw and City of Savnnnuh und county Of Chatham, being tho whole of lot No. (5) five, aiid part of lot No. (4) four, which said Eastern half thereof is bounded on tho Nortli by the river Savannah, on the East by wharf lot known ns Pooler’s, on the South by Indian street, &■ on the West by tho Western moiety of said lot and ri half, and containing one hundred und fifty feet on the river Savannah, and runs back from the water to Indian si root, togeth er with the buildings and improvements. Le vied on under and by virtue of a foreclosure of mortgage in favor of Samuel Hale, ad ministrator of James M. Bolton, deceased, ngoinst Robert and Joseph Habersham. GEORGE MILLEN, n.c.c. oct B SHERIFF’S SALKS. On the first Tuesday iu November next, W ILL be sold before tho Court House in the City of Savannah, between the usual hours of sale, All that plantation near Snvannah, known ns Tweedside, containing485 acres, with the improvements thereon, bounded North and North East by KuvunnHh river and Onlow Island, on the North West by lands belong ing to Postcll, and on the South by hinds belonging to Mrs. Margaret Muckay, levied on as the property of John Morel, to sutisfy executions iu favor of the Bank of Darien, Bank of the State of Georgia, Planters* Bank and others. Also, till that lot No. (0) six, Columbia ward, with the improvements thereon, boun ded East bv No. (7) seven, South by a lane, West by lot No. (5) five, and North hv Broughton street. Levied on as the proper ty of Joint Morel, to satisfy executions in l’uvor of tho Bank of Darien, Bnnk of the State of Georgia, Planters’ Bank & others. GEORGE MILLEN, s. c. c. oct 8 SHERIFF’S SALE—CONTINUED. On the first Tuesday in November next. W ILL bo sold before tho Court House in the City of Savannah, between the usual hours of sale: A portion of the ftmiturc oftlio City Hotel, comprising tallies, chairs, hods, bedding, bed steads, crockery and silver ware, knives and forks, kitchen utensils, &c.—levied on under and by virtue of nil execution on foreclosure —-Tims. M. Driscoll \s. llonrv W. Lubbock. GEORGE MILLEN. s. c. c. to 8 A CARD. . , rnllE siiliscrilior low lukott ciinrgo r.l. and A will keop uniter hia own direction, the WAREHOUSE first built by himself, ami by nn Act of tho l.ryislaturu ui 1S‘JI, intumloil to ho a Public Warehouse, in llnmimrfr, ibr (.van AOP, au d TOltAC- t;6. A Tolmcco inspection to bo kept therein, This Wnrohotiso, for conronienco nod solely from fire, if not superior, is inferior lonnnc in this port uffUlo eoinitry. It is 300 foot in length und 50 fool in width, with plank floor—situated in the centre ot Iho Town, on tho lmnk of tho. .Savannah River, and within 100 foot of Iho stream. Tho other throe sides are bounded by streets, one of 100 feel, one of 100 feet and one of 80 foot, Two platforms will extol J from tho Ware house to tho river j so that Cotton will bo put on Boats without touching tint ground, except when the river ia-very low. RATES: For Inspection und Storage of To- liaceo for 6 months, per hliil. 61 oO For Storage of Cotton and delivery on tho river bank, each bale per ,. month. 12 J ’ For forwarding either to Savannah or Charleston, per bale, 12J Liberal advances on produce placed under his charge, will bo made for a modern pre mium, or customary rntes. He will take tho same care and use. tho same diligence for others as ho would for himself. Ho will adhere to and go on with his origi nal plan with regard to the building oftlio town of Hamburg—all imprisonments, per- tmnnl violenco nnd persecutions, and all the farcical Sheriffs Sales of Hamburg, to the contrary notwithstanding. If John Williamson and his r.alleagues want a town, lot thorn do ns I have done—build one. t will however, accept of all their spare change to help along tho accomplishment of that great undertaking t hut tho Town they nhall never have. I built it for myself; not for them. Amf if I had tho abilities und per- severjmeo to Imild a Town, they will find that J have abilities nnd perseverance enough to take core of it. lie will bo duly thankful to nil who favor him with their custom. HENRY SIIUI.TZ. HAMBURG, September 28lft, 1820. I>. S. I am proud to say that the Hamburg merchants have stmpliod themselves this sea- son with more goods of tdl kinds than at any former period, particularly sm;h ns Salt, Iron, Sugar, Coffee, Bagging, Dry Cioods, &c.— Several now Stores have already ononed, nnd others will open very shortly. Tho usual spirited disposition prevails to give ns hereto, format loftr us much, if not more, for COTTON, than in uny other city or town in thu up country. As for money, nonn will he countenanced unless it is founded on n solid linsiB ; nnd should any other ho taken in tho market, or should any inouied institution in which tho market and country are interested, go be yond what might bo considered just and pra- .lent, immediuto notice of it will bo given, without fear or favor. Under all these favorable circumstances 1 l*in induced to hopo that tho comiutinily nnd country generally, will find to their [ intorost to favor ub with their custom^ ^ rr.t3 830-st3w» SHERIFF’S SALES. i'/r - , T'.;.:sJt:y in November next, W ILL bo sold before tho Court House in tlie town of Jefferson, Camden county, between the usual hour.* of sal**, All that tract or parcel of land, lying in Camden county, nnd the improvements thorn, out containing five hundred acres, more or le?s, whereon David Hall son. now resides, bounded on the East hv Win. Berrie’s hind, north by Little Sutilln River, and south by A. Atkinson's land, levied on under an exe cution in favor of Elias Fort vs. David llall, son. and David llall jr. Also, nil tlu»t tract or parcel of land, lying iu Camden county, situate on the post ruuil, about four miles from Brown’s ferry, con taining twelve hundred acres, more or less, levied on as tile property of Thomas llall, io satisfy a tax execution against him for thy year 1888, or so much thereof us will satisfy the same—amount duo 915 92 and costs. Also, one tract or parcel of land, situate in Cumdon county, on tho Colernin road, nnd bounded on the cast by Thomas Howell’s land, containing two hundred and fitly acres, more or less, and the improvements thereon, now in the possession of Higdon Brown— Also, two other adjoining tracts or parcels of land, lying in Cumdon county, situate on the Grout Satilla RiVur, containing ono hun dred acres nodi, more or less, known by the name of Canty’s Cowpens, and adjoining lands of Thomas Hall and Shqrord Sheffield, levied on ns the property of Rigdon Brown, to satisfy executions in favor of Joshua Hooper and Joiscy Hooper, executors of Wm. v IIoopcr, deceased vs. said Brown, and James Moore vs. the same. G. VV. THOMAS, s. c. c. oct 1 PUBLIC SALES.' EXECUTORS’ SALE. " On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL be sold before the Court Houso in tho city of Savannah, between thu usu al hours of sale, All the Eastern tenement, of brick buildings on Lot No. 8, Darby Ward; House & lot No. 34 Columbia Ward ; lot und buildings No. 13, Carpenter's Row; Lot No. 9, & improve ments, Dockar Ward, and Lot No. 10, and half the improvements, Deokur Ward, all in tho city of Savannah ; being part oftlio ic- ul estate of Josiali Penlield, luto of Savau- nnh, deceased. Sold by permission of tho Court of Ordin. ary of Chatham county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Conditions trash. JOS. GUMMING, i Ex’ors. of S. C.’DUNNING, i J. l’enficld. oct 8 EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY J. B. HERBERT, On Monday the 9th November next, A T 11 o'clock, will bo sold at thu house formerly occupied by Mrs. Sarah Dc Lu Motta, President ntfuot, all tho house hold and kitchen Furniture, consisting of u a largo Extension Dining Table, Card Ta bles, Chairs* Carpets, Dressing Tables, Man tle Glasses, Qrockery und Glass Ware, And irons, Shovel und Tongs. ALSO, Beds, Bodsteds and Bedding—Sold by per mission oftlio Hon. the Court of Ordinary, nnd by order of the Executor. Terms cash, sept 1 GUARDIAN’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL bo sold at the Court House in the county of Carroll, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. Lot No. 143, in the 10th District of Car- roll county. Also, will he sold on the same day, nnd between tho same hours, ut the Court House in Monroe county, Lot No. 10,1st dist. Monroe comity, also, lot No. 844, iu the 1st dist. Monroe county. Also, will he sold oil tho same day, and be tween the snino hours, at. the Court’iiotisc in Muscogort county, Lot 117, in the 11th district of Muscogee eounty, said hi ml being part of tho real es tate of Mary G. Loper, Missouri Lopcr, mid John C. Loper, minors and orphan children of Asa Lopcr, deceased. Sold by permission of tho Court of Ordin ary of Chatham County. Conditions cash ; purchaser to pay for titles. IlESTEIt LOPER, Guardian, oct 1 f9w NO. GUARDIAN’S SALE. Oii the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL bo sold lieftiro thu Court House in Efiinghum county, between thb hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. the following tract ofluud, viz. Onu tract situate in the county of tfifing- ham, on the Back Bay Road to Louisville, between 17 nml 18 miles from Savannah, containing 8UU norcs more or less, beinif tli.i southern part, of a tract of land originally granted to John Wisenbaker—being part of the real estate of Mary G.* Loper, Missouri Loper, and John C. Loper, minors and or phan children of Asa Loper. deceased. Sold by permission of the Court of Ordin ary of Chatham eounty. Conditions cash— purchaser paving for titles. HESTER LOPER, Guardian, o-’t 1 w ‘Jj. To Printers nnd Publishers. yfll!IISubscriber having added tho Manu- A £*/.turo of movuahlo Typo to his Stnreo- typo eatahlishmtmt, respecttlilly solicits i> share of the patronngn of tho Printers of Pennsylvania mid the adjacent. Stages. Having a practical knowledge of printing, ftnd also having been longer praetieully en gaged in the business of Stemrtymng than tiny other person ih the United states, he hopes to ho able from such experience, to give satisfaction to thoiso who may favor him with their orders. From on intimate uo- quninlunco for a number of yenrs, (nearly eight,) with thu business of typo founding, he hopes to be nblo to ptodueo typo equal to any ollered to the Printers or thu United States. His prices though low, will of coarse he tho same ns others in the same business. Nor will ho attempt to violate truth, or insult com mon souse, by pretending to any “increased ficilitics in tho manufacture,” (for there are no other “facilities” at prosout in this city, thnr tliero wore 12 ybars ago, w’hcn type were from 40 to 50 jwr cent higher than * at pre sent,) nor have tho “materials used in making printing types been so greatly reduced,” us to hoar any proportion to the reduction in the price! ortypo. But tho reduction has been “indteed” by competition, and an overbear ing deposition in some M’thoso founders who have rfown rich on tho heretofore profits on type.! AlJsizcfl oftype, plain nnd ornamental, for book hud job printing, from 14 lines Pica to Nonpirieh constantly on hand in such quan tity itf to supply any order at short notice.— In tb> choice oVliook letter, pains have been takei to select such faces as are generally ap proved fur nymnietry, ucatness and durabili ty. He nho keeps a complete Printer’s Ware- House, (the only one in this city,) and cqn furnish o complete Printing Oflicc at very short notice, Tho following are liis PRICES at a crtidit of six months, for approved notes or accep tances ; or a discount of five pur cent, will be made for Cash:— Six lines Pica, and all Long Primer* 40 larger, 30 Burgcois, 40 Double Pica, to five Brovior, 50 lines Pica, 32 Minion, 70 Great Primer, 34 Nonnaricl* 90 English, 30 Loads* 30 Pica, 30 Quotations, 30 Sninll Picn, 30 The prices on ornamental and fancy type have been reduced in a grcatdr proportion. Old type received in exchange, at 9 cents per pound. A Book of specimens will shortly be pub lished. STEREOTYPING will he doneatthclow- ’si pricer, in the best manner, ns heretofore, .1. HOWE, Corner of Crown mid Culhnvhill streets. Philadelphia, July 80,1829. oct 3 230 Notice. T HE subscribers beg leave to inform their customers and friends, that early in the fall they will have a superior assortment of DRYGOODS, both imported and domestic, of every descrip tion, which they intend selling on thoir usual liberal terms. They also inform that Wil liam Rose will attend to tho Dry Good busi ness, and Hugh Rose to tho Factorage and Commission busincsss at their Counting House on tho bay, und will make liberal ad vances to such as inny feel disposed to entrust them with tho disposal of their produce— fi-th businesses will be carried on ns before undertho firm of WM. & II. ROSE, juno 12 170 SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in November next, W ILL be sold at tho Court House in the town of Jetlurson, Camden county, be tween the usual hours of sule, A negro fellow named Monday, levied on ns tlio property of William Micklor, Jr. by virtue of a mortgage fi. fa. cmcnating from the Inferior Court of Buldwin county, in fa vor of William II. Torrance. A. KEAN, d. s. v. c. oct 3 SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL he sold before the Court House in the town of Jefferson, Camden county, between the hours often and four o’clock, Ono negro woman named Jinnoy, levied on under un execution in favor of Samuel Brockington vs. David Hall sen. G. W. THOMAS, 8. e. c. oct 3 TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE—CONTIN UED. On the first Tuesday in November next, W ILL ho sold before the Court. House in the city of Savannah between thu usuul hours ofsalo, the following property : 2,500 acres of land in Camden county, on St. Mary’s river, granted to Robert Montford of the following qualities:—,300 acres brackish marsh, 200 do 2d quality inland swamp, TOO do 2d quality hummock, and MOO pine land— also 1150 acres of hind in said county on the Satilla, granted to Horatio Mnrbury, oftlio following quality :—300 acres 2d quality tide swamp, XOOdo oak nnd hickory and 750acres pine land, levied on as tho property of the es tates of Robert Mont ford and Solomon Pon- (11*01), to, satisfy tho state and county tux for thu year 1828, amount, due 8110 90 and costs. DAVID BKLL.t. v. c.c. out 10 To the Printers oftlio U.States. O F late tlio prices of nit the material used in making Printing Types, have been greatly reduced* nnd the facility cfFmanufac turing greatly increased. The subscriber therefore has been induced to make a proper- tiomildu reduction iu tho prices, which from the 1st of April, have been as stated iii the an nexed list. The character of the TYPE made at this Foundry is well known to the Trade, who arc assured that in regard to tho quality of the me tal, finish, and durability, no deviation has linen nude. lie has on hand a complete assortment, nnd can supply any quantity on a short notice ; he will he happy to receive tho orders of his cus tomers, which will have immediate attention. Merchants who have orders from abroad, can have Offices complete, with Presses, and eve ry thing necessary for ii Printing Establish ment put up in the most perfect manner, RICHARD RONALDSON,- Philadelphia. Prices atsix months credit for approved paper, or at a dircount of 5 per cent, for cash. English, pr. lb. 80 30 Great Primer, O 34 LIST OF LETTER, R EMAINING in the Post Office, Ut Sa- vannuh* September 30th, 1829. Per sons wishing Letters from this I.isf, are re quested to ask for “Advertised Letters.” A. ■ Thomas Askew* Wm M. Allen Mrs. Anderson Joel Adams Henry T. Allen —- Agsimit John T. Augustine. Dennis I\ Brogdcn P. G. Busquin James M. Bates J. Burney David Beusly Mary Bourquin. Win. 8. Campbell Mrs. S. W. Camion I). James Bagncll Siim’l Bandy J. Bessout. Kach. BoviH Chad. Bourke C. Miss M. S. Craig Mrs. Carruthors Mrs. Louisa Cropp Chus. Cozzens, Jr. Mrs. Ellen Couroy, 2 Patrick Connolly' James S. Crum. D. Harriet Dawson Nelson T. Davis, 2 Mrs.S. It. Davenport Mrs. Jane Davis John Davis Jus. M. Dickison Capt. Geo. Drew Lemuel Dwellio Terence Duffy L. Dunfy. John Densler Mrs. Grace A. H. Dove J. F. Dunn r. Willis Franklin, 3 P. Ford John Fraser Mrs. AT. L. Pickling Eli Futch, 3. G. Francis Gray Major W. Geddy James Gallagher Jane Grant. Silvia Gay Mrs. Mary J. Green Lt. Thos. R. Gcdncy Terence Gillicc Wm. Gibbins Thos. Gibbins Mrs. LenliA. J.Gilee John II. Gilbert Ab’rn Geiger, 2 l/nvis Gilmore Isaac C. Griggs Thos. Goddard Sarah Golden Thos. Goldsmith James Gugle. ^ Win. W. Harrington Thos. Hardee, Jr. To the Printers of the United Stiitrs. MAriKLIX LETTER FOUSDRY. T HE reduced cost of the materials used in t lie compososition of Print ing Types, and the improvements and increased facilities of casting them, have induced the subscribers to adopt, the following list of prices, Tlio style of thoir large and small letters is modern, and of the most elegant kind. The metal will lie found very hard .and durable, having a now ingredient in its composition.— For accuracy nml finish, the type oust at their foundnry is equal to. any whatever. They have on hand a cotnplcto assortment of Book and Job Letters, so that they arc prepared to execute orders for entire offices of Job, News paper, or Book Printing, on a short notice.— They are thankful for the patronage they have received, nnd will bo Imppv to receive the or ders of printers, which'will receive prompt at tention. Merchants nnd others, who have orders from abroad, will bo supplied not only with type, but with Presses, Chases, Composing Sticks, and every thing necessary for u prin ting establishment, anu put up with care and perfect accuracy. Their new specimen hook will lie published soon, and ready to ob sent to printers, in which will be exhibited a greater variety than has been shown by any foundnry in the United States. A. W. KINSLEY & CO. Albany, August 18. PRICES—At six months credit, for approv ed payer; or o discount of 5 per cent, for cash. Meridian, and ull plain Small Pica, 0 3fi larger, 80 30 Long Primer, 40 Double Gr. Primer, 32 Bourgeois, 40 Double English, 32 Brevier, 50 Do. Small Pica, 34 Minion, 00 Great Primer, 04 Nonpareil, English, 30 Leads & Quota- Pica, 30 tQtions. tMhor kinds oftype. rcducod in proportion. Old typo received in exchange ut 9 cunts per pound, oct 2 *330 Chns. Harper James S. Harvey Capt. Hclikcr Peter Hynes Mrs. Eliz. Holmes Hollis & Cope Wnt. Hurst Richard Ilulctt. Regis Jackson Adam Johnson Rev. Lott Jones J. A. Johnston Antync Kredy Joseph Kings!)*. Fortune Law Mrs Eliza Lee Mur>* G. Leonard. G. L. Linder James Mallory Lodwick Miller Mary Mickell John H.M’Leod Win. \1’Blair Mrs. Eliza M’Kcnzio Jos. M'Connell John M’Ardell I). M'Curty •Hugh M’Donnld, Jr. Jumcs B. Norris. P. Sarah Purmenter Mrs. Horace Pratt R. H. Pettigrew Mrs. Ann Picket. R. Gabriel Rutcliffe, 2 Miss Maria Koine Grant B. Reaves Carolus Reed Murray Reid Mrs. Rinia James Reasons Wm. L. Ryan Roberson J. Roberts John Rogers Dugas do Rochefeuiilo Perry Rose Mrs. Mary M. Roberts. Misti Alnthen J Stark Mrs. Eliz. Sanders, Robert Harrison F. W. Heinncmann, 2 Abicl Heidt John G. Holcombe, 2 Landon Homes Mrs. H. Humbert, 4 John B. Hughes J. Clark Jonkinson Frederic Johnson G. W. Johnston Rev. Chns. B. Jones. K. Mrs. Mur)* II. Kcmpton L. Airs. Surah M. Law Conrod Lircnnane John B. La Maitre * Robt. Lillibridge. M. Rich’d Marcellin Geo. Minglcdorf Jcsrico Mount Cato M’CaJl, 2 R. M’Donnld STATE ARSENAL. P ROPOSALS wiji bo rocoived until the lBtofDeoombor next, - for, building an ARSBNAL bf Brick on the lot opposito thu Guard House, BO feet front by 40 feet deep, two stories high, in-accordance with a plan in possesion ofijic undersigned. The proposals must include tho cost of ma terials ; tho work must, ho done in tlio best manner, &'uiiist bo finished by the 1st day of Muy 1830. Tho Brioklayer’rt’aiHl Curpen- ter’s proposal.-; may b«; separate-or jointly— the latter would be preferred. A Bond for Ten Thousand Dollurs with ap proved security will lie required, for the faith- fol performance oftlio contract. W. T. WILLIAMS, Agent, aug 1 803—lito THE PLEIADES, A Weekly Literary Gazette, to be published, in Charleston, *S\ C. W E have long thought that o. weekly pub lication, entirely devoted to light and miscellaneous literature, would inert with a ready and liberal patronage in this commu nity. We now make the experiment.— Our editors have hitherto confined their; at tention very selfishly to the wants and re quirements of thoir own sex, leaving unnoti ced that finer portion rf creation to tho n- inuseincnt and instruction of which, as well as that of our own order, our labors shall iu future be equally directed. To them, there fore, we look for patronage and encourage ment. Wo propose “ TIIF, PLEIADES” as n receptacle for that light and graceful litera ture, original and selected, which is calcula ted fur the occasional amusement und gratifi cation of the public. Ana weekly melange, in which the gentleman and tho lady—the old arid tho young—intelligent und uninformed, will equally find something to relievo tho weighty or graver employment,’and to dissi pate the burden of troublesome and unpleas ant hours. Original und selected talcs—Mo ral Essays^-Po*.try aud Miscellaneous, Ori ginal and Selected Literature, primed and gathered into shape, will form its principal content?-—over the morals of which a scru pulous and discriminatin'* caution will bo carefully exercised nnd maintained. “ The Pleiades,” will be published weekly, commencing on the first Saturday in Novem ber next, in a form of eight medium quarto pages, and will bo put to subscribers at 84 per annum, if paid m advance, or 85 at this expiration of six months. Single munbera 12/ cents each. No subscriptions received for a less term than one yeur, when the vol ume will be completed. Any person procuring ten subscribers, shall receive a copy gratis. Subscriptions received at tho different. Printing Offices, and at No. 44 Queen street, where a specimen of tho work cun he gratui tously obtained. All communications must be addressed to JAMES S. BURGES, Publisher, Charleston S. C. Printers in the Carolina* and Georgia, will confer a favor on the publisher by copy ing the above Prospectus, oct 1 Pearl, pr. lb. 81 40 Nonpareil, 0 90 Minion 0 70 Brevier 0 50 Bourgeois, 0 40 Long Primer, 0 40 Email Pica, 0 38 Picn, 0 30 Double Picn, O 32 Do Gt. Primer, 0 32 Lurgo Letters, plain, Scabburds nnd Quotations, The price of other descriptions of Types are proportionubly reduced. Old Type received in payment at 9 cents per lb. Philadelphia, July 9. oct 3 230 0 30 0 30 Late Publications. T HE NEW FOKEST, n Novel by the niithor of “ Bnuublutyo IIouso/’ •• Torr Hill" Sc. TALES OF HUMOR & ROMANCE, sclectnl from |ioimIur (iorman Writers, trans lated by Richard Holered, II. A. ROMANCES OF REAL LIFE, by the Author of “ Hungarian Titles." An assortment, of STORY St TOY ROOKS, tor children, nnd Selected Engravings and LITHOGRAPHY PRINTS. Just received and for sale by oct s t. m. Driscoll. ATHENEVM, Nos. TZ #23. W T. WILLIAMS, has just received tho • Atheneum, or spirit, of tho English Mngozincs, Nos. 82 & 28 for August 15th & September 1st. CONTENTS OF NO. 28. What is to be done . 1 ; To a friend on his Birth Day; The Second Best; Tho Charm ed l’icturo; Tho Murderer’s Last Night; Tho Cusket; Russia mid Turkey; Lines to n Young Ludy, on her Marriage; Kindred Spirits; Notices of Now Publications; Sci entific Miscellany; Varieties. CONTENTS OF NO. 23. Femnlo Education; The Dream of the West Wind; The First und Lust Crime; The Pen end Pencil; The Summons : The Toyman is ubrotnl; Hymn of the Culabriun Shepherds to the Virgin ; An Adventure in Ceylon; Sketches ofCotemporary Authors, Statesmen, &c.; Sir Humphrey Davy; O come, my Love!; A scene in Irolund ; En gland and America ; Immortality; Latest Female Fashions; Varieties. .Publishcdsemi-monthly with Colored Platen of tho Fashions at. 89 i**t annum. Bcpt21 Wm, F. Shearer Jos. F. Sogur Jos. Stevens Mrs. Sears Arch'd Smith Wm. Smith Sutn'l Stiles Madumo Whitaker Dr. B. B. Strobel Mrs. Ann E. Stewart 2 Alex. W. Steven Ben. Slicftoll Muster Elton Stirk Jos. Singer John W. Stirk Aiwl'w Smith Medic,-1 College of S. Carolina. T 1IK Annual Cotn*F, or Lectures in this Instfcution, will be resumed on tho second Monday in November, on tho follow ing branches:— Anutomy—by John Edwards Holbrook,MD. Surgery—by James Rumsny, M. D. Institutes and Practice of Medicine.—by Samuel Henry Dickson, M. L>. Materia Medico—by lienry 11 Frost, M D. Obstetrics and IJwears* of Homr/i and Children—by Thomas G. Pnolenu, M. ]). Chemistn)—liy Edmund Ravenel, M. D. Natural history and Bulany—bv Stephen Elliott, L. L. D. Pathological and Surgical Anatomy—by Joint Wnjriivr, .V. J). Demonstrator of Anatomy—John Wii**- r, M. I). UEXRY H. FitOST, Dean. ang 85 213—f Capt. Rich’d Somers. John W. Taylor Nath’l Tit combo Scipio Thomson Rev. M. C. Turrentine Mrs. M. Turk nett. 8 George A. Turknctt Jolrn F. Tucker Lewis Turner ir. Miss Sarah M.Watrcs Wm. Ward Mrs. Ann Ward Miss C. M. F. Waters Alexander Watt Wm. Wayne Robt. T. Webb Miss Pamela Wingate Jno. J. or Steel White Leonidas Wylly Miss Susan Wright Miss Susan \Vfite John Y. White Wm. H. Williams oct 3 GEO. SCHLEY, P. j»f. GARDEN SEEDS. T 1IE Subscribers have just received per the ship Helen Mar, thoir PALL SUP PLY of fresh Garden Seeds, consisting iu part oftlio following kinds, vi:*.: Drum Head Cubbage Parsley Early York do Orange Carrot “ Sugar Loaf do Red Onions Green Savoy do White do Eurly Dutch Turnip Blood Beet. Large Nortblk do Spinach Hutu Bngti do Parsnip Simp Beuns Long Scarlet Radish Lima do Red & W. Turnip do Marrowfat Pons Imperial Lettuce Early Frame do Sugar Loaf do Prussian Blues do Cucumber Early Dwarf do Squash, Largo, &c. Allot’which ore warranted of this years’ growth. I,AY & HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Nos. 2 und 15, Gibbous’ Building, oct 3 The Savannah Steam Rico Mill A T tho East end of tho City, is now rerciv- , ing Rough Rice. TheschrSaruh Juyne. asafu und .substantial vessel, in excellent or der aud well calculated tVom her lightdrnught of water for the business, is in readiness nt the Mill, und may he sent to uny oftlio neighlmr- ingplatat ions for the convenience ofthose who may not yet have had u good opportunity nl* getting their Rice forward—thu size of this vessel makes her perfectly sulb to proceed to anv oftlio Southern Rivers or inlets. * HALL. SIIAPTER £ TUPPER. CO-PARTNERSHIP. T IIE Subscribers hnv’ formed a ronnex- ncxionin the WHOLESALE Pity GOODS BUSINESS, under tho firm of C. W. Rockwell A* Co. They have just received a large supply of Which they offer for sale on the most accom modating terms. CHARLES W. ROCKWELL, CHARLES .M’IXTIRE, CHARLES KELSEY, GEORGE 11. KELSEY. N. B.—Tho same parties will transact bu- siness in Charleston under the firm of Chas. M'lntirovS; Co, and iu New York under thut of C'. Kelsey &Cu. sept 85 NOTICE. IIE Co-partnership heretofore oxisti undertho firm ofC. W. Rockwell & < Savannah; Rclpli, M’lntire& co. (’harlestc und C. Kelsey & co. New York, was disst ved on the 81st day of July last, by the den of Mr. George Reipli. The affairs of the hi concern wifi be settled by eitherofthg .su scribers. . 1. . C. \V. ROCKWELL, ^ Survivi sept 20 CIJAS. M’INTIRKE. [• co-par CHAS. KELSEY. ) ners. NOTICE. Bank of Darien, August 4th, 1329. O N motion, it was resolved, that a forth reduction of thirty per cent, he requin oft he Debtors of this Bank, for the ensuii year, payable as follows:—tm per cent, t the first day of December; ten per cent, t the first day of March; and ten per cent, t the first day of June next. Extract from the Minutes. EBEN. S. ltEMS, i ‘ashier. nug 29 815 FRIENDS OF LITERATURE. I F, in this city or its vicinity, there are any among the patrons of Franklin College, who are disposed to add to its Library raro nnd valuable works, which they nuiv lmve in their nossession, they will be gratefully rc- ceiveuuml safely conveyed to the Librarian by J. BOGGS, Chatham Academy. rept 10 829 AGENCY OFFICE, ) Charleston Eire and Marine • Insurance Company. 1 Savannah, April 8ft, 1889. Till IIS Company continues to INSURE .1. against Fire, Marine nml River risk on moderate terms. Apply to HOMES TUPPER. Agent.