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MARYLAND STATE VL&tUV#>♦ cum vu. T HE above will be drawn in Baltimore on tho 85th inst., and tho drawing will be received here, on the 8d Dec. It ia on the popular odd and even system, by which the purchaser of two tickets or shares, insures the adventures one, and ho may draw three pri zes. Tho Prizes are os follows : 10,000 Dollars 1,000 Dollars 000 Dollars ’ 400 Dollars 1100 Dollars Andalargo number of smaller denomination. Tickets only POUR Dollars—tatves, quar ters and eights in proportion. (tb- Orders are received at the NEW OFFICE Owen’s Buildings, next door S. ofMiddlcton's. Q£p A small assortment of Cutlery on cards, a few boxes ofColugne Water,Crayons, Fan- cy Articles, die. are offered on tho lowest terms for Cash. Also, WHIPS at 81 GO and 8175 per dozen, nov S3 $10 S 000TOR 4. WASHINGTON CITY K jo iit txn* CLASS No. 17. W AS drawn on tho 17th hurt., and wilt be received hero on Wednesday Sotli iust.—GO numbers—0 drawn Bullots. ’ SCHEME 1 prizo of l 1 10 10 50 do do do do do do &c. die. 810,000 3,000 • 3,000 1,080 400 300 100 Crush, Domestic Pluids, &c. 1 HUH YARDS Russia Crash JL WJUaOOOdo. Domestic Plaids Cambric, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Nocdlework and Tambd. Swiss Collars Dark Fancy Prints, (Now Patterns) White and Colored Lambs Wool Half Hose Cotton Damask Tablo Cloths Pino White Flannels Fancy Boxes Cotton Rolls Real Madras Handkorchiefs. Just received per schr. Othello, and fit sale by JACOB WARING, nov 18 Gibbons’ Rango. Mess and Prime Pork Landtag from sloop Splendid, OH DDLS. Mess‘Pork 70 do. Prime do. 85 bbls. Phelps’s Gin. ix sroitn, 100 casks Cut Nails 100 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel 30 hlids. St. Croix Sugur 40 bags prime Green Coffee 40 reams imperial and super royal Print ing Paper 80 reams Wrapping Paper Fur sale by .T. STONE, nov 10 300 Goshen Butter, Flour, &c. ft KEGS befit Goshen Butter lil -’0 half nnd qr bbls Buck Wheat Meal free from grit .'10 bbls Canal Flour HO half bbls do do HO bbls prime Pork 10 do Moss do HO do prime Beef •10,000 Alexandria Segura. Just received per ship Queen Mnb and for sale by ABNER BASSETT. m»v 20 &c. Tickets, : : Halves, •: : : : : Quarters, : : : : : Order* attended to at LUTHER’S nov 33 Lottery <f* Exchange OJftce, 84 00 8 00 1 00 On Saturday last, 14th instant, The first Drawing of the MILLEDGBVILLE MASONIC IIALL rpOOK place, and will lie receivei here in a day'or two. 30,000DOLLS. TT - 1 ■ Prize. Tiie Scheme is a Brilliant one, nnd adven turers arc invited to call end secure Chances. Tickets, 810 00 Halves, 5 00 Quarters, 2 50 For sale at LUTHER’S. nov 83 White Glass Lamps. A FURTHER supply of Enameled White Glass Mantle Lamps with Ground Sha- | dcs, also an assortment of Limp Wick. Just received and for sale by nov 23 HAZARD &. DENSLOW. . Mackerel. 11 AA BBLS No. 3 Fnll Mackerel | .1 DU 50 do No. 8 do do Landing and for sale low, if taken from the | wharf this day. A. BASSETT, nov 23 Rum, Pork, Beef, &c. 5 IUIDS and 30 bbls Portland Ruin 30 bids Prime Pork 30 do do Beef 15 do Mess do 10 do mil’s Crackers 80 do Albany Alu 10 du Fine Cider .30 boxes Hull]). Landing from ship Queen Mub, a ml for sale by JOHN BENTLEY, nov SO DRAPERS &. TAILORS, MARKET sqtlARl!, T ENBEUtheir sineero thanks to their friends and tho public generally for past favors, and vory respectfully solicit a continuation of patronage. They have received and are receiving a fresh and Imndsomo assortment of Super. Super. Fashionable Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest ings, dec. die. Also, on hand an extensive assortment of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing, Consisting of Frtfck Conts.Coattees, Vests, Pantaloons, Shirts, Cloaks, die. Also, a splendid assortment or Fancy articles, such as Cravats, (of the vciy latest style,) Stocks, llosiciy, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, die. die. die. N. B. The very latest New York, London nnd Philadelphia Fashions are received, and tlioir customers may depend on having their garments mado in a style not to bo oxcellcd by uny, and at the shortest possible notice, and also on such terms as cannot fail to plcaso. oct 37 314 Cooper’s New Novel. T he wept of wisii-ton.wisii; a Tale, by tho Author of “Tho Pio neers” “ Tho Prairie,” &c. “ But she id dead to him—to all— Her lute hangs silent tmllio wall. And on tho stairs nnd at tho door Her fairy utep U heard no morn.’* In two volumes, ALS01 A Selection from the Public and Private Correspondence of Vice Admiral Lord Col- liugwoou; interspersed with Memoirs of his Lilt). Just received bv THOMAS M. DRISCOLL. nov 17 Lime, dfc. 1 * A CASKS Dexter Lime Ltiw 8(1 bbls first quality Cider 30 do. Potatoes 10 lihds first quality retailing Molasses. For sale, landing from ship Eliza it Abby, apply to tho Copt, on board or to nov 18 J. STONE. Canal Flour, Buckwheat and Hams. WK YVIIOLE and half barrels Conul and • Richmond FLOUR 35 kegs Philadelphia Buckwheat 1000 lbs. superior Baltimore HAMS of small size and fine flavor Landing and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF. nov 31 Lauding from Brig Atlantic, Ann BBLS. No. 3. Fall Mackerel 214 casks Nails from 4d tofiOil 00 casks Brads, from (Id to 2(M For sale on accommodating terms by IIALL, HilAFTER & TUPPER. nov 21 Sperm Candles. r 1 FURTHER supply of first quality Sperm tx Candles. Just received per ship Queen I -Mali, nnd for salo by nov 33 HAZARD & DENSLOW. Joseph Gumming, (\(fcrx for sale— HHDS. Ncw-Orlenns Sugur £d\J 2ii do. Attukapas do. (verysuperior) 6() barrels New-Orleans Sugar 0 do. N. O. Sugar House Molasses nov 20 204n For Sale, I K WJUT 70 tons of Paving Stones, land- Ilx mg from bark Philctus. Apply to the y.'iptain on board or to J. GANAIIL. nov 33 p Canal Flour. i 9 A BARRELS, landing from ship Ty- I U\f bee, and for salo by nov S3 TAFT & PADELFORD. Jujube Paste. A FRESH supply ef'Jujubc Paste, a cole. brated French medicine, for tho cure of cougiis, colds, &c. just received nnd for sole by LAY & HENDRICKSON, oct 14 Druggists, Gibbons’ Buildings. Canal Flour. I QA BBLS Canal Flour, landing from ship »)" Queen Mnb, nnd for salo by 1 JOHN BENTLEY, nov 30 [Cut Glass Toilet Bottles and Pungents. A SUPPLY just received nnd for solo by THOMAS RYERSON, Jr. IHIV 13 Sperm Candles. I QA BOXES first quality Sperm Candles, I uU just received per schr. Othello, and/or ' i nov y i7 HAZARD It DENSI.OW. Honey. 6 BBLS Clear Strained Honey voty super ior. Just received for solo by tho gallon nov 14 LAY it HENDRICKSON. Presents lor 1830. T HE Talisman for 1830, (New York) with 13 beautiful embellishments Tho Pearl for 1830, (Philadelphia) with 9 beautiful einbcllislunents,engraved on steel. ALSO THU Ttvo WORKS, Tho Book of The Boudoir in 8 vols Tho Poetical Works of Thomas Moore, including his .Melodies, Ballads, &c. complete in one volume. Just received THUS. M. DRISCOLL. i nov 30 Mr. Blake's Steam Rice Mill, YAMACRAW, H AS commenced pounding Rico for tho season, is in complete order, and man aged by an experienced Miller. Rough Rice will be taken from the decks ofvcsscls at n half cent per bushel—Barrels furnished when required at 87 1-2 cents each. Small Rico and Flour may always bo had at tho Mill.— For further information apply to JN. G. FORDHAM, Miller, or ROBT. HABERSHAM, nov 4 851—Jr. Barnes’ Beer. T HE subscribers having been appointad agents for the soiling of this excellent article, beg leave to inform the public that they have received a supply of it. It is War. ranted of the first quality, and no doubt will sustain the high character it deserves. The subscribers will constantly have a sup. ply on hand. Any orders will bo attended to by GAUDRV is LEGRIEL. nov 30 201—ju “ Voulcs” Patent Shot. T HE subscribers having been appointed Agents tor ‘•'Ynulos Piltent Shot,” will be constantly supplied with nil sizes, and now offer lor sale at Factory prices, 500 bags of drop and Buck Shot, Comprising a full assortment. HALL, S1IAPTER & TUPPER. nov 7 FOR NEW-YORK. [itST ASLI6HZP LIRE.] Tho regular packet ship STATHIA,- Thomas Wood,master, Having a considerable part of heT _ red, win be immediately dispatch ed. For bluanco of freight or passage, apply to Capt. W. on board, or to nov 17 H ALL, SllAFTER &. TUPPER. cargo c FOU NEW.ORLEANS. The staunch brig ATLANTIC, Wat. L. Nye master, Will ho immediately dispatched. For freight or passage, having good Cabin and Steerage accommodations, apply to Capt. N. on board, or to HALL, SHATTER & TUPPER. nov 21 FOR PROVIDENCE, Tho first rate coppered and copper fastened brig HAVRE, IF. T. Pearce,.Master, Having most of hor freight engaged, will meet with immediate despatch. For freight of 100 bales, or presage, having good accom. modKtiOns, apply on hoard, at Moore’s wharf, or to TAFT & l’ADELFORD. nov 17 FOR SALE,FREICIHTOR CHARTER Tho schooner ROMEO, Capt. Beach, Burthen 190 tons. A freight to the West Indies would bo preferred—If no application be made previous to Monday next, sho will take freight for Baltimore. ' Apply to BAYARD &HUNTER. IFAo have for sale by said Vessel,. ■ 200 bbls Howard Street Flour 12 boxes Superior Hams, nov 18 382—u FOR AUGUSTA. Tho polo boot 1 SPLENDID. Has a good Ret of hands nnd 'lighteis to attend.— Freight will be taken low. Apply to nov 14 ■ 3. STONE. * PUBLIC SAMS. Glassware. By PHILBRICK * BAKER, On TUESDAY, 24th inst. At lialTpast 10 o’clock, will bo sold in front of their Auction Store, a handsome assort ment of GLASSWARE, Pot tip expressly for this market, consisting of Moulded Oval Scroll DiBhes do round Cross Pannel do do OvslandShcaf do Plates, Nappies and Enamelled Rose Suits, assorted sizes, bus. die. die. (iov SO Terms timo of sale. Wire Fenders. BY PHILBRICK .!• BAKER, On TUESDAY, 24th inst. At half past 11 o’clock, will be 6old in front of their Auction store, 3 Cases of Iron Wire Fenders, with and without mouldings assorted sizes and patterns. Terms timo of sale, nov 20 By PHILBRICK «{• BAKER. On TUESDAY, 24th inst. At 11 o'clock, will bo sold in front of their Anction Store, 10 bbls. Whiskey 17 burs Swedes Iron Saved Bom the,wrack of brig Pocahontas, stranded on Tybcc Beach. Terms cash, nov 21 i POSITIVE SALE. By J. B. HERBERT. THIS DAY, 23d inst. At 11 o’clock; will bo sold at the atora next to Mr. Hugh Cassidy, Market Square, All that Valuable Stock, Consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware di Crock, ery—among which are Cambrics, Broadcloths, Kerseys, white and rod Flannel, Cotton Shirt, ings, Negro Cloths, die. die. ALSO, A quadtity of Hats and Negro Shoes. Terms.-All sums under 8100, cash; over 8100n 8200,00days; over8800,4months, for approved endorsed notes, nov 23 Private Conveyancc for Augusta A close Carriage will |loavo the City Hotel on Tuesday next. For pas sage, apply at the bar of Cabinet Furniture. By PHILBRICK 4 BAKES, On THURSDAY 26th inst. At 11 o'clock; will bo sold in front of their Auction Store, a handsome assortment of Cubiuct Furniture—Among which are Plain Bureaus, Column do., Dressing do. with Glass, Book Cases, Work Tables, Tea do., Dining do., Card do., Elegant Side Boards, Candle Stands. Wash Stands, Mahogany Bedsteads, Carved do., High back Rocking Chairs, Wiudsor Ciiairs, ate. dtc. die. nov 23 the City Hotel, nov 21 305b To Rent, THE upper rooms in Johnston’s buildings, corner of Bay and Bull streets, having recently been put in good, condition. Possession given immediately. Apply to Charles A. Woodruff or the subscriber. GEO. HOUSTOU N. nov 12 258 ffl&: n nov 17 To Rent, Tber Stater adjoining the City Hotel, underfhe dwelling of Mrs. Miller. Immediate possession given. Apply to PHILBRICK ds BAKER. •‘Peabody’s” White Lend. T V! E subscribers, ogonts for “ Peabody's” White Loud, will bo constantly sup. plied, nnd now ofl'or for sale, at factory pri- cos, one hundred kegs of a very superior quality, warranted equal to uny manufacture, whether English or American. HALL, SIIAPTBR it TUPPER- nov 7 GIGS! GIGS.'! A. DAY, COACII-MAKER, HAS received by late ar rivals from the North, a new and complete assort ment of GIGS—one eliji- tic spring Barouche, for one or two horses, nnd 3 ono horse Wagons, which arc offered for sale (at his old stand, corner of Bryan-and West Broad-sts.) us low nnd on t os good terms as cun ho bought olsowliere in the State. Pur chasers are solicited to cail arid examine for tlieuWclves. Carriages and Gigs of oil kinds repaired with despatch, nnd in a workinnn-likn order. Wagons, Drays, Carts and Wheels of ail descriptions mailo and repaired for prices to suit the times, and work warranted. A share ofpubiic patronage is solicited, bet 31 248 EXECUTOR’S SALE. mHE following property, belonging to tho jJL estate of Alexander Robert Chisolm de ceased; will be sold at the Court Iluuse in the city of Darien, on tiie first Tuesday in Janua ry next, between the usual houp of salo, by auction viz. .(«• Two thirds of Broughton Island, situated three miles below Darien, in the Alatamnlia river, containing 1920 acres tide land, 350 oftvhich havo been under bank. Also—The plantation called Windy. Hill about four miles above Darien, on Cat-hea< creek, a branch of the Ahtamahit river, con taining 5600 acres—300 of which ere tide land, am) 200 of which are under bank, and 900 acres of swamp; 150 acres of high ground of good quality, under cultivation ; about 000 acres of good cotton land, and tho balanco pine land. On this tract is a Rice Mill, erec ted in 1825, and now in conipleto order—Al so, a machine built the last year for ginning cotton by animal power; also, a threshing machine propelled by water, adjoining the stack yard. Tho terms will bo one third cash, and ,tllo balance in tvyocqunl annual instillments, with interest, from tho first day of February next, when the possession will bo delivered; tho payments to be secured by bond and mortgage and porsonal security. For further particu lars, apply to Bayard E. Hand, Darien, Geo. or to cither of the subscribers. GEO. CHISOLM, Charleston,S.C.* ) u JNO. M.CHISOLM,Pocotaligo.S.C. nov 12 ftd Fresh Lemons and Raisins. ■i A BOXES fresh Lemons A V 12 do. Buncli Raisins Landing nov 21 ling from brig Atlantic, and for sale by HALL, SHATTER & TUPPER. Patent Adhesive Plaster. A SUPPLY of the Patent Adhesive Planter, celebrated for snrgicnl purposes ready for use, just received and for snlo by. LAY & HENDRICKSON, nov 18 Druggists. Rose Water. A SUPPLY of superior Double Distilled Rose Water French, much superior to uny other. Just received and for sale by LAY it HENDRICKSON, nov 18 Druggists, A. BARTOW I NFORMS his friends and tho public, that ho hnsopened in Col.^IarshaTa^Jrick^liui'ihnmn tin? comer of iBroughton.strcct, near tho Market— Where he will bo linppy to servo his friends with tho best of Warranted Drugs and Medi cines, and many other articles connected with that Business. nov 17 201—2w DOCTOR KOLLOCK H AS removod'liis Offico to tho ‘‘CITY HOTEL,” on the Bay, where lie will be in readiness to attend to Professional Bus iness, nov 17 301—fp Corn Afloat. T HE cargo-of tho sloop Atlns from New born, will bo sold at a reduced price if applied for this day nov 19 PALMES it LEE, Exchange Dock. Corks. A SUPPLY of Corks for Jars and Furni ture, received and for uulo by LAY it HENDRICKSON. nov 14 Sulphate Quinine, A n DUNCES direct from the importers, Tvr for sulo at reduced prices by HALL, SIIAPTER it TUPPER. nov 21 A CARD. M RS. JAMES HILLS, finding it requisite to turn hor attention to some occupa tion fertile support of her family, will thank fully nccommodato with BOARD a fun- young Ladies, or six or eight Children, to whom she will puy every attention that may ho requisite, on terms as modcruto as cpn ho afforded, oct 29 210—f American Hollow Ware. e TONS consisting of pots, ovous, spiders l) and skillets. Received nnd for salo hy N. Bi&II. WEED. nov 11 Canal 1< lour. QA HALF Bbls. Canul Flour,—Just re- OU ccived per Queen Mnb, for sale by nov 21 CLAGHORN it WOOD. Corn. A AAA BUSHELS, of a good quality, ffovrUV for salo in lots to accommodate purchasers. Apply to 1 PALMES & LEE, nov 10 Exchange Dock. Negro Cloths. fc RALES Negro Cloths. Just received iioTir pftlLBRICKdi BAKER Flour. jQ HALF barrels Fumily Flour, fir sale nov 18 CLAGHORN it WOOD, Blitter. 9a FIRKINS Goshen Butter, landing ttw from schr. Othello, fiir sale by nov i« COHEN It MJUJJR- Howard Insurance ( oinpany OF NEW-YORK, C ONTINUE to insure against the risk of fire. S. C. DUNNING, Agent, nov IB 2031,—(fp Twenty Dollars Reward. R AN AWAY from the subscriber on the 3d September Inst, a bright mulatto girl named ELIZA or ELIZA GARDNER, about eghtcen years old, five feet, one or two inches high, and thick made. Sho is supposed to havo made her way to Savannah, as she was heard of being on a raft on tho river, and of being transferred from (licncc to a cotton boat. She is intimately acquainted with ni^st of tho boat hands on tho river, and is cunninp and artful. She was heard of having a kim of free pass, and also a pass said to be well dictated, giving her liberty to hire her own timo. Owners an* nrastere of vessels are forewarned from taking her out of the State, and all persons are notified against harbouring or employing hor. The above reward will be paid, for her delivery in n-ny jail so I get her. JOSEPH CARSWELL. Avgusta,Sd November, 1889. nov f* Uol—f4w EXECUTOR’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in January nert, W ILL bo Eold pursuant to the last will and tcstaniont of James Denmark, dec. at the late residence oftiio said deceased, be. tween the usual hours af sale—050 acres of Land, lying in the county of Bulloch. Coil, ditions on the day of sale. MALACIII DENMARK, Ex’or. nov 14 859—f n PUBLIC SjLLBS. By J. B. HERBERT. On tho first TUESDAY in Dccombernexl, at 11 o'clock, will bo sold before tho Court House, in this city— A NEGRO WOMAN, About 35 years old, a good field hand, and her child, about ono year old. Terms cash, nov 21 BY J.B. HERBERT. On the first Tuesday in December next. Will bo sold before tho Court House in tho city of Savannah between tho usual hours of sale Those two Two Story Buildings on Indian street, with tho lot on which they stand, 100 foot by 85 in teo simple, formerly the property of John Siivcria. Conditions—one third cash, one third 60 days and the balance 120 days, for approved inuorsedpaper. nov 10 SHERIPF'S SALE. On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL be sold at tiie Cotut House in Bry an county, between the usual hours of sale, tho foltoWing slaves, viz. Hannibal, Clara, Phobe, Mima, and two children, Dick, iRhody, Amy, Cain, Paul, Lucy, Elsey, Troop, Dick, Nanny, Juno,Cm- ear, Dicey, Monday, Toney, Nod, Daphne, Porter, Kitty, Diana, Clorenda, Betsy; Apol lo, Fanny, Molly, Lowey, Fronkcy, levied on astho property-of John Morel, Esq. under executions in .liivor of the Bank of Darien, nnd the bank of tho Stato of Georgia, Pro perty pointed out. by the defendant. WM. II. VANBBACKEL, s. b. c. oct 39 SHERIFF'S SALE. On the first Tuesday in January next, W ILL bo sold before tlio Court Houso in the county of Bryan, between the usual hours of sale, Ona negro man, viz. Jerry, levied on as tho property of N. G. Rutherford, on fore closure of a mortgage in favor of tho Bank oftiio State of Georgia. WM. II. VANBRACICEL, s. n. c, oct 30 SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL bo sold before tho Court Houso in the town of Jefferson, Camden county, between tho hours often and four o’clock, Ono negro woman named Jinncy, levied Oil under un execution in IKv«r oi* ttatnuel Broclunuton vs. David Hail sen. G. W. THOMAS, s. c. c, JJoet 3 Contract Wanted. P ROPOSALS Will bo received by cither of tho subscribers until the 15th day of December next, for re-building,Now-River Bridge of cypress entire:—tho contractor to furnish tho [linn of a Bridge, nnd all matori- uls, with the privilege of getting out the lum ber on any land tho most contiguous to tho Bridge, and give bonds to tlic ninoiuit of the contract for the faithful completion of tho Bridge and built-heading nt each end. (GEORGE J. LOGAN, JOHN R. ALLEN, JEREMIAH FICKL1NG, SOLOMON S. SIIADD, WILLIAM WHITEHEAD, FRANCIS F. IIODGENS. . St. Luke’s Parish, S. C. > nov. 30 16th Nov. 1689. { 80 tt GUARDIAN’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL be sold before tho Court Houso in Efiinghnm county, between tho hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. tho following tract oflnnd, viz. Ono tract situate in tho county of Effing ham, on the Buck Bay Road to Louisville, between 17 and IS miles from Savannah, containing 209 acres more or less, beiiiff tho southern part of a tract of land origipaliy granted to John Wiscnbnkcr—being part of tho roalcstatc of Mary G. Loper, Missouri Lopcr, and John C. Loper, minors and or phan children of Asa Lopor. deceased. Sold hy permission of tho Court of Ordin ary of Chatham county. Conditions cash— purchaser paying for titles. HESTER LOPER, Guardian, oct 1 w 9) Sheet and Hoop Iron. 2 TONS Shoot Iron; 4 tons Hoop Iron, assorted 3 to 11 inches. Received and for salo hy N. U. it II. WEED, nov 2(1 Seine and Bagging Twine. 3 BALES 84 lbs. Briifport Seine Twine WOO lbs. do. Bugging Twine. Received and for sain by nov 20 N. B. It H. WEED. Nautical Almanacks lor 1830, pOll sale by nov 18 'CLAGHORN Si WOOD. Cider Vinegar. 1 BBLS of prime qiudity- J. ffursalcby TAFT St PA nov 17 )■—Landing nnd 'ADELORD. R ® Dollars Reward. lY from the subscriber, living in Frnnkln county. Geo. on tlio 5th Sent, lust, n negro man, BILL, commonly called BUCK, about 30 years of ugc, and about 5 feet six niches high, very black, nnd impudent in his Speech, lie also curried with him a negro woman named FAN, his wife. Fan is rather yellow complcxioned; she gonorally wears long hair, and commonly wears combs in her liuir. They carried a considerable quantity of clothes with them. It is cxpoctod that they have a pass, but if thoy havo it is forged. It is expected that thoy will aim for Augusta, Savannah or Charleston, as tho fcl. low went to Augusta about 8 months ago. with a pass in my nnma though a forged one. I will give the above reward for tho negroes, with sufficient proof to convict any person-or persons of niiling, assisting, or hnriiouring them, or 830 for the fellow, delivered to ine or lodged in uny safe Jail, so that 1 inn' him. ROBERT BRUC oct 31 218—pt Trunk Lost. SMALL Black Leather Trunk, contain- . ill" elegantly hound Books, was taken by mistake from Mrs. Mann’s Boarding House, in New York, in the Fall of 1$5W, since which nothing lias been heard of it. A similar trunk was taken by mistake at the same timo, brought to this city, and has boon returned to New York. Should the former have fallen in the way of any person, he will confer a favor, by giving information fit the office of the Georgian, nov 19' 962—l SALT AND MACKEREL. 1 (IWfl BUSHELS Liverpool Salt in IdS ft> Sacka , . 105 bnrrcls No. 3 Mackerel. landing nnd for snlo by twv6 CUAS A. WOODRUFF Potatoes. Ark BBLS Enstcrn Potatoes A "" 15 kegs Butler. Just received and for sole by CLAGHORN St WOOD. nov 0 Pimento. •j K BAGS Pimento, will be sold low to A *J close sales. Apply to nov 17 TAFT it PADF.LFORD. Share Moulds. 4 TONS Share Moulds. Kncoivcd for sale bv nov 11 and N. B & II. WEED. Books Missing. T WO Memorandum Books have been ta ken from tho Georgian Ofilco Nows Room. As they can bu of no use to tho pert hoii who has them, but to tlio editors urc imj portunt, ho is requested to oblige them by im mediately returning them to tho place whence taken. nov 10 To Hire, A N iietivo Negro Woman, a goodCook nnd Washer. For terms applyto tiie sub scriber, or to Polities l>. Ix'e. l’ETEB JONSUN nov r 301—In GUARDIAN'S SALE. On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL be sold at tlio Court House in the county of Currull, between lire hours of 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. Lot No. 143, in the lOHi District, of Car- roll county. Also, will lie sold on the same day, and between the mime hours, at tho Court Houso in Monroe county. Lot No. 10,1st dist. Monroe couuty, also, lot No. 244, in the lBt dist. Monruo county. Also,will be sold on' the samo day, and be tween the same hours, at tho Court Houso in Muscogee county, Lot 117, in tlio Uth district of Muscogee county, said land being part of tho real os. into of Maiy G. Loper, Missouri Lopor, and John C. Loper, minors and orphan children of Asa Loper, deceased. Sold hy permission of the Court of Ordin- ary of Chatham County. Conditions cash ; purchaser to pay for titles. HESTER LOPER, Guardian, net t jflw Ale, Flour, Butter, &e. KA BBLS. Fuller & Taylor's Albany Ale ill! 20 half bbls. Canal Flour 10 ilo Fulton Market Beef 10 firkins boat Goshen Butter 10 casks do Cheeso 50 boxcB Bunch Muscatel Ilaisins 100 do Negro Pipes Landing from ship Statira and for Bale by JOHN BENTLEY. nov 17 Flour and Oranges. Jvat Received, BBLS superior Howard Street and Gnllego Flour 20,000 Oranges carefully packed and per fectly sound put lip in small boxes nnd barrels, nov 19 S. J» BRYAN. Blacksmiths’ Tools. EA PAIR Bellows UU 30 Anvils 50 Vicos, some very superior 2 Caaba slcdgo and bund hammers I Received olid for sain bv ' ■ X 'B. Si II vfcnp. ’ ll'jv 11 Sweet Orange Trees. T HE subscriber as Agent for a rospecta- blo planter in St. Augustine, offers for salo from three to five thousand Sweet Or ange Trees, deliverable in Savannah. They arc five years old, and from 5 to 7 feet high. They will bo delivered on tho wharf at 82 a piece, uml he put up in such a manner as to ensure their living. They can bo deliver ed at uny time between the middlo of De cember and 1st of February. Tho subscriber will receive orders for any number. Applyto J.D.HUGUENIN. nov 12 259 To the Electors of Chatham co. F ELLOW Citizens—I ogain onnounen myselfa candidate for the continuance of tho offico of Coroner of Chatham County ut. the approaching election in January next, and nimbly solicit your suffrages. THOMAS EDEN, nov2 429 Electors of Chatham County ! FntEsndANU Fw.t.ow Certain.u. I AM ii enndidate for Coroner at the Elec tion in January next, and should I bo elected, will endeavor to discharge the duties of the offico with fidelity. 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