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per o™•»«'1.IK3 mow (!«:• ••- b ' c *“^' ' Li, our .iiicero acknow! , tt I'M ev « btnn , fvdrthv ofttu pairon* Jg^tssstf-* ■Arara Ss®3&&“=^ ISSSssfSp "orciai. h»« (3 in my year, received a1 Jwgoj .kS«, aerecatie and intcrctlm; arts** rt m , jh.pnce • and a* U i. th« evident later.,.. “i;“ESU !£• ptyinf for tl.o ^SSSsSSSSE^ jfeswtfsggttft s 0,0Georgian, ha. boa, aum February «t, and «,l| continue to be associated in it. |mli.ination. 1 Savannah, Saturday, Oft. lTM.ira ^ _ "'WiriMiuSrij I O FFERS lor talo at liw ,,c " Birtl meat on lire Bay,tv.orloor» mh. ofln 1 street, an extensive assortment "fJ'ClKHU* 'IT^MXANEOra 1KWK«^- I TION ARY anil F.\Nt \ ARllChke.. M 'J- tod by liimoclf in the NortUcrntCitirs rliinui “^OB ! 'p»WTING. former'extensive sapjilv, lie will be cnahkdtj execute all orders for Rooks, J/“Tr” 1 Cinri'bAW. Caros, Hand and 1’ost Dim. A &c. in a style of embellishment, not .ntliortl ■' :, toOK BINDING. I He has employed jiermanoiitlj a hri-tratj workman, Mailorders in tins line ot busiucsJ will receive prompt attention,. mA \* cmnp| ted with punctuality and m the ino-t appr* ved taste. 0 „ a V net 20 1 OYSTElt HALL. T HE above old and well known cstablwM went is now open for the season. In* proprietor bogs leave to return thanks to* past favors, and solicits a continuance o, tli* >anie—he pledges himself that no exertion* shall be want ing on his part to keep up th| reputation of his house tor the superior.i.v oi its accommodation, numerous improvement having been made at considerable expense- and all with an eye to the comfort of hu| friends and patrons.—Wo trust therefore* that his exertions will ensure him a contmu* ance of the public favor. , r To his Country Customers he can promisiL d regular nml constant supply of Oysters* •sent to any part of the two States SoutI* Carolina and Georgia, put up to order; Imv* ing made extensive a-raug'-m-nts tor tlia| imrpose. All orders will as usual be thaiiK-l 1'iilly received and promptly executed, by the* public’s Obedient Servant. * ‘ oct 19 C. MIDDLETON. 'NEW OYSTER HOUSE. T HE undersigned begs leave to itiforit- his friends and the public, that he intend^ intlic course of the next week to open uni OYSTKU *Y RKI.1S1I 1IOVSK, 1 upon a new plan, for the rece|ition of select* and genteel company, for which purpose he* has taken a commodious House on the South* side of Broughton st. nearly opposite the* Mansion House, llis Li'piors and \\ines* will be of the best qualities, and of choice sc-B lection, such as to suit the palate of those! gentlemen connoisseurs, whose patronage lie! hopes to obtain, and which he solicits, trust-1 ing that his endeavors to please them, and! the attention they will find at Ids cstublish-f inent, will gaui tlioir approbation. R. W. S. HEWLETT, oct 13 lm Late Publications. T HE NEW FOREST, a Novel by thJ author of" Bramblctye House,” " Tor* llilT’&c. Q TALES OF HUMOR & ROMANCE! selected from ponulnr Gemini Writers, transl latod by Richard Ilolcmfl, 1). A. J ROMANCES OF REAL LIFE, l.y thfl Author of " Hungarian Tales.” I An assortment of STORY & TOY ROOKSl for children, and Selected Engravings uma LITHOGRAPHY PRINTS. Just received and for sale bv out 3 • ’i’. m imisrriLL. T. ill. DRISCOLL, H AS just received the following nc works: RYRRENT DECRUCE, a novo] in 2 vo “ .'Fk's novel is one of the most intelligei and interestingtlint the season 1ms iiiTordcd. MKMOIROF TIIOS. ADDIS EMMET THE BEAUTIES OF HISTORY, or l Cl turcs of Virtue and Vice,designed for the ii struction and entertainment of youth, oct 29 Annuals lor 1830. IJIIIOS. M. DRISCOLL la, juft rm-i TOR TOKEN’ anil Chrislmns n:nl Me J ear’s present. TIIE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR for 1ST Tim New Novel WALDEGRAVE. oct 21 yuo RODGERS’ CUTLER! A _ t . r , Ju»t Rcrriteil, Tl. 1 LI, assortment of Rodgers’ Cntim Also, an assortment of Siuek and l)n We Barrel SHO T G UNS. N. B. & H. WEED. oct 10 233—I m Cliopso & Butlor. . _ n kav J J " ndin !f f rom *Mp Ih'nru, 1 ft hTst T'ality Cheese and J '-It firkins choice Goshen Rutter. For sale by JOHN BENTLEY, oct 13 Kaco Ging(>r. 10fo^So I by RCOin8Cr,iU8lrPCCiv ' !,!ft LAY A. IIE.VDUlfKSON, RriiggiafH.