The Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1835, December 09, 1829, Image 1

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,1 /- Or* owm ArrAiu*.—Wo liavo the |ilonmiri% |Vti «by,n(|*rsenfiniiho IUoum.sm to our tomtom, in 1Br « ami iH'imntuI ilft-HS, principally from tho Fuundty i-'K. Winn., K«j. of Now Vork. ThntcR'ly nml liberal patronage which ban hitherto Vwtcwtvwlbvthe (1 •‘orgum, ntul which ha* hern l*w livin’ grateful In-cause ruinlrml Ireuly, ami without , Jrfatimi on our part, »h:iirunlii our sincere ncktiuw- Idjmrtit*. As the only nml proper return in our pow er, it has ever been our uiiu, K gimllew of expend-, not a5*neu* render our puWicntion worthy of its patrons hy lu-aim-isiiM's lypoariphic »l einhulfishmnhts ; hut hy iheesereise ofn'n imliH»ry which has never tired, to owlcr it tho medium of tho onrlinxt and most correct in- H i;.’iire, to the oitimicroml community, and hy the t m|»«rt of wlmt wo believe to bo correct political doc- times, to advance tlm true interests of our native state, and the ponornl prosperity of our happy country, la our News ltiuun wifi always be tumid tho latest papers from all parts of tltc I’u'um, either by regular i-.riirseofMailf or by vessel, nml u|k»u our Bulletin unr inte!ligeucc of mtere-st received by extra sheet or other wise, with a report of arrivals at this port as soon as nctived. Tlie ndvortising patronagn of n newspaper is that upon which it is principally dependent for support, nml w (licit of course, we are most anxious to soctit e. Tho t: >ur;»iiui lots for uvuiy years received a large proportion of these ajruenblo und iuterostiiig articles of mer- euitilo inteUigence ; and as it is tlm evident interest ■•f every individual when paying for thn insertion of bis advertisement to secure tho most extensive cur rency to it,that being tlm value received for bis expcndi- orts, it it duo hn\h to outs -Ives and our friends to wtv, that ourcirmilation is more uxtunslvn than nny daily ptiMiention in this State, and that our now type, which comprises a handsome assortment of tho ornamen tal, ns well us tho plain material, will enable us to dis play their favors to the host advantage. 'Savannah* Saturday, Oct. 17th, 18*20. VOL* XII. savannah, wkdnesdAy MoMNiNcj, December », isgo. NO. A .Gazetteer of the State of Georgia, B Y tho Rev. A :.ol Sherwood. Second Edition—18*29. Price $1. CONTENTS, A Map of the State, with all tho new Counties and Ronds. I. (Jencral Description of Georgia; History. Ses- * • •»« iif Lcgilsiurc. Ticaties and Acquisition of Lund, llivers. General Remarks on Lakes. Ponds. Paco of tlm Country. Soil. Productions. Climate, Haiti. Zoi'ogy. Ornithology. Divisions. Government. Jit* dn iurv." Manufm-tures. Imports and Exports for n r.es ni* years. Militia. Revenue. Funds of the State. Antiquities. Counties, with thoir h-nuilt, breadth, square miles,population, &c. Tax paid by i*nrh Conn- tv. Appropriations. Salaries of Ollleers for 18*29. Religion. Population. Counties in nlnhnbcti vl or der, with chief towns and numlier of Acam-mii-s. _ II. A particular description of tho rivers, mountains, crocks, comities, towns, villages, bauks, canals, mineral springs, tec. tec. in alphabetical order. III. An Appendix, with a biographical shot pJi or nil tlm persons after whom the counties were named. I tis- lorv of the Press, with the names of tho Newspapers in the* State, numlier issued weekly, &c. History and Progress of Education, with tho amount ot Academic and Poor School funds, nnd probable number <d pupils iiHJrueted. Pauperism. Sketch of the sevt-Tid Utsfo- i'iii'is Dcnomiuatious in the State, with their numbers. Culture of sugar, riec, and cotton, with n history ortnc introduction of tin-latter plant into America. Culture •>f Silk. List of Post Offices in the State. List ot Go vernor*. Dorters’ Fees. Obi Stylo mid New Style. Price of eatable*, lauds, tec. List of Roads. Mem- bcM of Congress since 1789. .Xtrim.il List of Presidents of tlm T mted State?, with that of the duct* officers. Post Office revenue in »bief towns in V. S. Newspapers m \.. S. Lcelo-i- asiieal Statistics, ftfodieal Statistics, ituuim.-r <>l dealbs «>i New.York, I'iiltuilclpliiu, WiMltiugiun, un.l Savan nah. Just receive!.! by T. M. DRISCOLL, nov 20 CHEAP AM) FASHIONABLE House, Sign, Ftirnilitre <$• Shig GILDING, GLAZING AND PAPER- HANGING. fill IE subscriber grateful for former favor*, .1 rrtVur ti rbsidonoo often ycurs, ten tier** his service* to the pnhlic in the above line, unil informs them that his Estuhlhriinicnt, Sign of the Itand nnd Brush ncor the Exchange, is undergoing n general ntul extensive im provement, and that ho hns received liy late arrivals n large supply of PAINTS, OILS, HBUHIIF.S, WINDOW GLASS, Ac, At. With tho assistance of a competent foreman, wlmm ho has employed, will 'enable him to execute work of tho kind,. on as accommoda ting terms as any person in the city. Paints, Oils, Brushes, Window Blass, Sashes, Paper Hangings, «f e. tfc. With a general ussortmetit. of articles in the lino always kept on hand, l*ur sale wholesale nml retail. N. B. I’aints prepared for use and direc tions given lor using them. P. MARLOW, oct fl 231—51m Molasses, Sugar. Collbe, &c A fl HIIDS. retailing Molasses ~Lv 20 do. prime 8t. Croix Sugar 10 do. Porto Rico do. 10 do. prime N.Orleans do. 10 do. imitation Jamaica Horn fiO bags ) r (r 20 bhls. f UMIU! .‘10 catty boxes Hyson Tea ) Sultan’s 10 do. do. Young Ilyson do. { cargo, imported in July last 5 pipes Holland Gin, warranted pure 50 mils. N. E. Rum 75 do. Potatoes 150 casks Nails, assorted 000 reams Wrapping Paper 8 tons Swedes Iron, assorted For ealo hy TAFT & PADELFORD. nov 17 Landing from sclir. Excel. CA DDLS. Cnnnl Flour tJvF 20 firkins Goshen Butter 8 half bhls. Fulton Markvi Beef 10 tierces Nnc-jriu Oil 10 bhls, Cider 10 kegs Malt Petro For sale by nov 80 COHEN & MILLER. Valuable School Books Just rrreived from Boston, anil for solo by THO’S. M. DRISCOLL, WlIOUtfAU AND RBTAIt. frrIIR National Spelling Uoofc.by 11. D. A Emerson. This work is probably bet ter adapted to tho purposes of teaching then any other work over before published; and,al though it has not long been before the public, it has met with a sale rarely iireeedented, un.l is now in use in Boston public schools as well as in New York, Phil nlclphin, tec. Whelplea's Com pend of History—A very popular ant! useful work. 'J'hc American First Class Bool', the National Header, and An Introduction to thn National Reader—-by the Rev. John Pierpont. These works have been prepared expressly for the Boston sheools, where they arc now ui use, exclusively, ns reading books; and so great is their merit, that, tho two lirst named have he'en republished in England, us a great improvement on tho books there in use. National Reader—At a meeting of the school committee of tho city of Boston, hoi- den at the Mayor and Aldermen’s room July 2d, 1829—Voted, That “Picrnont’s National Reader” he introduced into the public gram mar schools of this city, in lieu or “Murray's English Reader,” after the visitation of the vbools in August. Attest, T. W. Phillips, Soc’ry. of the School Cominitto. Smith's practical Arithmetic, on a new plan, in winch Mental Arithmetic is combin ed with tho use of the slate. Ooodrich s (Scography, and largo und small Atlas ; Goodrich’s History of the United States ; Questions on tho same, hy J.Emerson; Morse’s Geography, und Foster’s Grammar, for beginners. . T. M. D. expects shortly, which is now in the press, Lectures on School Keeping— being a complete Schoolmaster’s Manual ; highly serviceable to every person engaged in the subject of common schools—by H. .R. Hull. 0$- Teachers furnished with copies for ex amination gratis. dc. c 1 Juvenile Psalmist* O R The Child’s introduction to Sacred Music—Prepared at the request of the “Boston Sabbath School Union.” By Low ell Mason. Just received Inr ( | ec i T. M. DRISCOLL. The advent urcs ofa King’s Paso, B y the Author of “Almack’s Rc-vimtcii" m avo^t,ocpivo.|b^ Rtscoix Brushos. Paint Brushes assorted sizes GO do White wash do do do 4 do fine Vnniifh do do do BO do Marking do 2 kinds 70 do push Topis 4 Eng and French Graining tools 10 Groce Camels Hair Pencils Gold and Silver Loaf, Pallete Knives, tec. Just received, for sale hy U.Y/.AHU te HEN SLOW. nov 17 Raisins, \Viue.«, siiwi 'I'grs. -|j 43/TV BOXES Bun<*h M-.wcatol Raisin? fl. in line order and new fruit L l 1 . M.uloirt , l in rnsiiK mill “ Touenflo / hntth« Pale and brown Sherry > linporial, Ilyson, onu Black Teas, of re cent importation nnd tine llavor, in cheats and catty boxes Received nnd for sale bv CHARLES A. WOODRUFF. nov 7 Just Received* Bamling from brig Lyilia, OSVIIBLS Portland Rum ' All in stout:, 2 pipes Seignelto’a Brandy D half do do 8 pipes American do 2 do OtnrdDupuy te Cc do 5 do Swan Gin 1 hlid Jama i ea Rum For sale by HAZARD & DEN SLOW, nov 4 New Store and New Goods, A BENNETT would inform the Lndins • of iSavnmmh and the public generally, that ho hoKjuwt arrived from New York with a hnnihoino and extensive assortment of Fan cy and Staple Goods, of the very latest, fash ions nnd patterns, which ho is now opening at this Store recently occupied by Messrs. .Tames Inglis teCo. No. 1, Young’s "Buildings, Market Square. Part of the assortment now on hand is ns follows, viz: Forty Cases of Fancy and Staple Booth, consisting in part of tho following; Rich figured Gros de India, Gres do China, Gros do Naples, and Grodozine Silks Rich plain rid rio rio do Rich watered do rio do rio Ruth figured Silk Velvets fur Bonnets, a new article A very general assortment of Silks ami Satins, of almost every description and colour A handsome assortment of Silk Fringe for Dresses Block Modes, Paltnarlnes, nnd Cote Paly Popelines nnd Mandarine Silks for Dresses Lace nnd worked Collars Thread nnd llobinctt Lares Merino, Cashmere, Thibet, and Pal marine Shawls and Mantles Barege Shawls Rich Gauze and Silk Scnrfi* nnd Shawls A rich assortment of Belt" Ribbons A general assortment of rich Ribbons Ostrich Sauls, Birds’ Feathers, Zephyr Plumes Merino Cloths,Italian and Arophunu Crapes Ishion Cambric Handkerchiefs Linen Cambrics, Silk Hosiery Pongees, Nankin and Canton Crapes Bandanna and Silk Flag Handkerchiefs . Long Lawns and Irish Linens (i-4,5-4 and 4-4 llobinctt. Lac^s Gimp Edging nnd Gimp Lares Lithographic,-Zephyr and Embroidered Crape Handkerchiefs Foulard and Lithographic Barege do. J.nre Pelerines, Ladies’ and Misses' Gloves S'lk and Fau«*y Vestings, Gentlemen's Gloves Gentlemen’s Plaid and black Silk -Cravats Black Bombazines, Henri Bags and Purses Clark’s fctpool and Orroll’s Cotton tuid Vis iting Cards Bobbins, Tapes, Colton Cords J.aeo nnd Pearl Buttons, Italian sowing Silks Patent Pins and Xeodvs Black Lnre and Gauze Veils Fancy Sri!; and frog Buttons, Habit Braid Worsted end Silk Braids Blond 1stoes and Lace und Blonde Footing Marseille*- Quilts A genera! Assortment of Toys and Willow Baskets ‘ Jewelry, Waist B i:kl.u», Bracelets, nod Ear "Drops A general assortment of Corsets nnd Carls P-Tver Tassels, bnnds, tec. 10 cases Straw Cottages nnd Bolivar Hats tl ruses Lmlirs* f .eghorns, 1 case'-Misses’ do. 4 do Frotteh Fio-vi tv, ti do. Jbittern 1 le.t* Bnizil'an Cornl.s,Men’s and Jb y’s Caps A general assortment of Broad Cloths Brown und Blenched Shootings ana Shirt-! ings i Tickons, Plaid Ilomospun, Calicoes, Ging hams Satinets, Linseys, Rose Blankets, Flannels And a very general assortment, of almost every kind oV,S'a pht and Fancy Goods, at wholesale and retail, all of which will be sold at u small advance for cash or city accep tance*. (g'p A. B. will constantly receive all that is now nnd iashionnble, nnd* will sell as low ns any other Store in Savannah. Countrv Merchants will liw«l it. to their interest to call and examine tiic Goods for themselves. Mrs. A. BENNETT would inform her friends and the Ladies in Savannah generally, general assortment of New-lJipy Goods Store. | •T. A. & A~.WILSON A NNOUNCE tolho inhabitants at Savan nah and vicinity, that they have just openod ut. the filore 111 Johnson’s Square, next door to Messrs. X.ow, Wallace te. Co. a full assortment of STAPLE AND FASHION A BLE DRY GOODS, purchased principally at auction sales in the' cilyol'New York, all of which theyofihrnt wholesale or retail at the most reduced prices. Intending to receive regular supplies from N. York, they will constantly present to their customers a great variety of nil that is new, fiishioimldo and useful in their line. Part of thoir Assortment at present is ns follows : Merino Cloths of the most fashionable col ours Merino*Circassians ! do do Long White Blk. te. Scarlet Merino Elmwls 4^1, 7-4, and 8-4 Square do I.ongte. square Cashmere do various colors Gauzo, I)o Coupe, Burago &> Gros do Nap. Hkfs nnd Scarfs Blk nml fancy col’d Barngos te Palmurines Sal in Cross ibjrrcd do Gros.de Naps, Gros de Berlin, nnd Gros do lades, blk ami fashionable colors Heavy Mack Minehows and Enrsiietls do’ India Satins te Satin J*>vaiitines Malteoni’sbesl. black Italian Lulustrings Florences nnd Satins, assorted colors. Crape. Lisce do Black Marceline Silks Italian and Aroopliane Crapes Black Nankin te Canton do J.ndics' horseskin,castor,kid te ailk Gloves timl.Miits do Ornamental Tops do Gout's Woodstoclm, castor, horsosV.in and Norway doe do 2 cases containing, a complete assortment of Ladies’,Gentlemen’s ami Misses’ Cot ton, \Vorsted te. lamb’s wool Hosierv Jhiglish te French blk and white silk do Lamb’s wool, Vigouia, and silk half IIoso Linen Cnmhrickti ntid linen carnb. Ilkts 2 case.* Irish Linen of the most approved fabric Irish and Russia Diapers. A large selection of Futicy Prints of tlm ricJient style Plaid and Striped Ginghams do Swiss, book, jaconet, muil nnd natiseok Muslins 9-8 and0-1 Cation Cambrics White ami London printed jaconet Cravats Black nml col’d Italian rio Valencia, Marseilles, and Flor. Vestings Bolt Ribbons of various now styles Rich Gro do Nan te de Coupe gauze Bon net rio Plain, F at in and Mantua rio from 1 \ to 22 Rich white ami black Bobinett Lice Veils English and French thread Laces and Edg ing* Taris Euduoidcry, tec. tec. _AT.SO, Blue, BlackTBrowii, and Cadet mixt Lon- dou Cloths and Cussimores 1 bale white'ami red Fluuuola bales lieavv mixt negro Kerseys B do Blue Linseys 2 do London duille Blanket3 1 Im'o Rose do from 9 to 11 4 « bales brtnvn and bleached .Shirtings nnd ,She,>tings 1 ease blue and steel mixt Sattinotts 3 do Chilton Wadding 1 do Apron and Furniture Checks EMPORIUM OF FASHION. MALLEUY A DUFFY, mt wusa oi»i»«8iT« run KxciiAxnn. H AVING availed Ihotnselvestii'lho most recent arrivals from Europe, are now prepared to furnish their friends and the pub lic generally with a more elegant and exten sive assortment of Goods in their line, than they’liavo ever ollereri heretofore, viz : SVilkins* superior Gulden Brown nnd Olive CLOTiJH, (quite n new style) Blue, Black .1 )rako Neck, < 1 recti, Steel and Oxford mixt patent finish’d LONDON CLOTHS. Sup. blue, black, browti, drub, f-twn, uteri] mixt, Corhrau, I,a vender, and other col’d LONDON CASIMKRES. Black and blue black plain VELVETS. Figured, brown and Fancy colored do. Ami a great, variety of light and dark colM Silk and Valencia. V E S T I N a S’. Double boihl blue and brtnvn CAMBJ.KTS, a very superior arlicle for Cloaks ami Great Coats. Being supplied with a full ami first rate complement of New York and Philadelphia Workmen, from tho first establishments, they are prepared to make up the above articles in a style that cannot fail to please. Also, as usual. For tho necommodation of Travellers, and those who prefer despatch, they have a full assortment of 'Ke.adij MufTe Clothing, <*f the 1st, 2d and Rd qualities, consisting of—* Coats, Frocks, Coatees, Great ('outs, Cloaks, Opera Cloaks, Pants. Vests, Fhirfs, under Vests nnd Drawers, Collars, nnd Hosiery, of all descriptions. Cloth, moroeco, und patent leather (.’ups of Luke Davis’ most approved stylo Domini* &• Euydmn’s N: York, Tenant’s Philadelphia, omi Tuwsou's Baltimore approved ,Stocks of ail patterns Riding Belts, Shoulder Braces, Watch Guards, Suspenders, Fancy Spitalfield hkls. Cravats, C-ravat Pat’s,"Purses, Hair Brushes, Pantaloon and Vest Springs, Hosskin, Casloivnid Buckskin Gloves, Double Mechanic Jlosskin Gloves, (the most beaut iful article of tlm kind ov er offered in this market) tho whole of which will be sold at tho most reduced prices, for cash or town acceptances.* • N. Jl. The viioV* of the above stock hav ing been carefully selected, and the greater part purchased direct, from tho importers by Mr. D. personally, and thoi’cady-nmdo cloth ing manufactured immediately under his in spection, wo fuel confident in assuring our friends, that nothing has been spared in ren dering our establishment worthy tho patron age we have heretofore so libcrallv enjoyed, oct Hi M. te D. IG^The following i* tho Cutc-ndor of U10 Court* hold Georgia, during tho Fall Term, and for tho Eastern Circuit. ts'urr.itioR Cnt-nT.—Brvan 7th Dei-ember—Liberty Dili. Pcu.—KffingliUiii Mill Doc.—Chatham 4lh Jou Itullocti, is nitjuuriiwl to 'i iiurriiuy, Nov. SClh. iNFKiuon ttoi Hr.—I.ilifity, itdmomlay in Dcccm- In’r-llWnyrip, Kct Ab.iul»y ill iJcc.—'Camden, list .Monday in Jammrj'—Gljnn, 2d Monday in January— M’lniosli, ;M iMonduy in Jail.—1 try an 4tU Monday in .Ian.—Knilocli, Irit Monday in Fohruarv— Kffingouni, •JiI.Vlomiay in Fob.— 1 ChuUiaui, UJ .Monday in Fobru- ury. ’ifclurti day? and Tcrtitn n f tlio Court of Common I’lwm nml Oyer und Torminfr ol'iho City of Savannah. Dcc/i't rin,U5-9-ltolurn day 4tii-moclu 2d Monday, 14th Jnn. .Muruli April Juno July Out. Dec. ifl'JO Ifltli “ 4th CGth Feb. “ Jd 10th. niei-ts 4l|j 4th “ 2d 2d “ 2d fill “ 2d 0d *» Qd 26tli Rtli 2dtfi 14th 12(h 18tl« 13lh The Court *.f Orriinnrv rifs rogulnrly once cverj* two mouths,In-giinung with diu first Monday in January. Tho Federal Circuit Court opened on the fitli Nov., :it Millt-dguviHo. and will sit uguiri in this City on Urn 14ih (jfMnv C’llAS. A. WOODRUFF, Wine, T,ea, Fruit Dealer and Grocer, ori-KHf roil SAMS ON ACCOM MO HATING TEAMS, S PARKLING Champaign of very cholco quality, imported from llhcirns, in Dusk-- cts urnl Cases. 100 bbls amlkegs Alexandria Crackers 22,(!(KLSVgers ((.’tinsio and Evlva brand) direct t’rom I lavana b"i l ags prime Green Cuba/te old white Java COFFEE cS.Sv JJSr ^ o CQ. — a ,| Prime St. Croix J . ,, , |/N. Orleans Sugars ( g ' “anil Cuba MoIussch S ^ ^ ,S 100 bbls No. .‘3 Mackerel piimo Fulton Marla*t Beef Charante, Imperial Crown, * London Duck, nud Geigu- ^ cite BRANDIES Miller, Ewan and Wccsn ani-h. GINS (»!ri 4‘Ji proof Jamaica RUM Dish WJiiskey of line flavor, warranted pure as imported*, 1*5 bids family Loaf Sugars Old Loudon Puiticular, Madeira, Tone- rifle, Port and Sherry WINES, in casks demijohn* and bottles 40 casks (i te 8 doz e a. London Porter & Bcuwu Stout (1 llbbert's) in qtate pta White and Red Wine Vinegar 6-0 whole nnd half boxes Bunch Mus catel Raii-ins Amouean mul English Mustard*) Wiirriale’s London Pickles ] y (.’tipersund Brandy Fruits ( West India Preserves I Cordials, escorted 7f» boxes Sperm Candles GrorginMotild do and Doolittle’* Scnp thnt she Tins opened ft., MILLINERY,—and Dress Making done ut the shortest nolice. All orders in the above business will bo cxeeiitcd with neatness und despatch at No. 1, Young’s Buildings, nov 1(1 Raisins, Butter, &c. QA BOXES Bunch Raisins (new) OvJ J30 half and qr. Boxes do. 12 kegs Goshen Butter 20 half and qr. bbls Buck Wheat Meal free from grit 0 half bbls F. Market Beef 80 bbls Prime Beef HO reams Wrapping Paper fit) do Letter auil Cap do. Just received per brig Lvdiu nnd for sale by A. BASSETT. Lamps A PINE nssortinPiit of onamollod, jilam am! ornamuntoil Glass I.ani|is, now pat- terns, with ground shades, just received am for sale lowtiVy & nENI)RI cKSON, Nq. a ami 15 Gibbon’s Buildiiijp. nov 7 Blacksmiths’ Tools. C A PAIR Bollowa Oil ill) Anvils 00 Vicos, sonic very superior H cnslts ilodgo nml lmml liammcrs Received and for .ul. N by B &ii WEED . *nov11 nov 4 Raisins, Wines, &.e. pr BOXES bunch Muscatel Ruisir.a ) u OvF 50 qr boxes do do r ^ 7 jars grapes do do ) 10 Indinil'bbls | Cette Madeira Wine 20 do do Sweet Mulatto Wine 30 bbls first quality Newark Cider 100 boxes yellow soap I Andins from ’sclir Franees, nud for sale by nov 2 COHEN & MIU.ER. Xt. Croix Sugars &e. J tending from ship Aspasia, III IDS prime St. Croix Sugar £k\3'200bills No. l,s, nmlJlFall Mackerel 5ft half bbls No. 1 and 8 do ft pipes Holland Swan Gin 50 boxes negro Pipes 3000 lbs Cod Fish For fuio by oct 21 JOHN BENTLEY. LAY & HENDRICKSON, , iinuogists, otanoNs’ m iLDixos. H AVE received by Into arrivals— 8 blitls Greoon Copperas 20 kegs Refined Salt Petro 8 bbls Epson Halts 50 ounces Sulphate Quinine (Geniiim- French) 80 bhls te boxes Pliuils of every de3crip- 1 ion A do Spirits Turpentine 1 do Bright Varnish it do Cold Pressed Castor Oil 1 do Nutmegs 1 case Mace 1 ceroon Spanish Indigo 2 CMOS Fig Blue English 3 hhds Portable Furnaces 10 h bbls Heills & Lorrilbirds C'iit bncco 5ft basket sSwcctOil 1 doz each ) very; 50 boxes do do 2 j *• “ 5 sup’r. j 10 do Roll Brimstone 3 bbls Alum j 0 do Ground Logwood 1 1000 gallons Sperm Oil i 500 do Whale do (refined) | For sub 1 iu lots to suit purchasers, on the most acctmunuduting terms. oct 21 | Mess and Prime Pork Landing from sloop Splendid, 6}jTh BBL»S. Mess Pork x_r 70 do. Prime do. 25 bbls. Phelps’s Gin. in fmmfi, 100 casks Cut Nails 100 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel 20 hhds. Et. Croix Eug-.if 40 bags prime Green ColFco 40 reams imperial und super royal Print ing Pujier 80 reams Wrapping Paper For sale by " J. STONE, nov 10 200 NEW GOODS. E mbroidered Cmpc si.nwiu Jet nml blue black Silk Fringe Linen Catnbrinks Linen Cambrick.. Hlikls 50 doz Lamb’s wool half hose 30 do Cotton hair Misses whilo (’otton Hose 10 by 15-4 and 10 by 18-4)Dnmnsk table cloths 1 _Worsted Barrage assorted colors, &«?. 1 Jusl'rcceivod and for sale bv | " . Cl 1AM1 ’ION te LATIII101 \ ! S. E. Corner of Gibbons’ Builtlings. ; nov11 ! Ate, Flour, Duller, n- I \ BBLS. Fidjor teTnvlor’s Albany Ale 'J vVJ 20 ball’ bills. Canal Flour 10 do Fulton Market Beef 10 firkins la st Goshen Butter 10 casks do Cheese 50 boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins 100 do Negro Pipes Lauding from ship Stat ira and for wile by JOHN BENTLEY. nov 17 NEW GOODS. D M’MAIION wishes to inform Iris • 1‘riends nnd tho public that he has brought out a very extensive assortment ol* Fashionable Goods, ro.NsrsTi.NO or Luce Dresses from §20 lo 8180 each fhviss Needle Work do English Thread Laces Bobinot und Gimp Laces of till descrip tion Black nnd white Luce Veils of all prices Blond Luces and Blond Lace Scarfs, of a superior quality Gro-de-Zeins, Gro-du-Berlins & Pop lins, of nil colors Satins of nil colors, Silk Velvet do Best, quality Loopin’s Merino Shawls Long und square Thibet Wool do. Ladies’Cravats Linen Cambric ami Cambric JIdkfs. of all prices, Ostrich Feathers Silk Stockings ribbed and plain Boudard’s Gloves nnd Mils of till kind* Irish Diaper Linens and Shirting of nil descriptions Blankets, Counterpanes, nnd n vttrie- I ty of other GOODS—oil of which he will j sell on the most reasonable terms. ! «»-t 1ft I Imperial, Gunpowder, i mp AC3 J lyson and black i lLj ’ of superior flavor and quality, se lected for family use, in chests, catty boxes, and 21b caltiea Crash, Domestic Plukls, &c. YARDS Russia Crash l.vvi F 2000 do. Domestic Plaids ! Cambric, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin . Needlework and Tambd. Swiss Collars Dark Fancy Prints, (Now Patterns) White und Colored Lambs Wool Half Host) Cotton Damask Table Cloth* Fine White Flannels Fanny Boxes Cotton Balls Real Madras Handkerchiefs. Ju.il received per sclir. Othello, and for sale by JACOB WARING, Gibbons' Range. Goshen Butter, Flour, &.c. t KEGS best Goshen Butter A 20 half nnd qr bids Buck Wheat Meal free from grit 30 bbls Canal Flour 3ft half bbls do do 30 bbls prime Pork 10 do Mess do 30 do prime Beef . 30.C00 Alexandria Srgnrs. Just received per ship Queen Mob and for Halo by ABNER BASSETT, nov 20 Palmes & Lee, Exchange Duel Haw? received by recent utrivuls, uuu oiler " for saie. A/fh LBS. Prime 1 Inms cJUx-Jl# 1(10 whole »ml half boxes soap 40 boxes Fancy Shaving do 25 casks Goshen Choef.-o 10 Firkins best Butter 10 qr casks fresh hyson Tea Ilk) bbls Rhode Island potatoes 150 reams Wrapping paper 4 boxes starch 20 half bids Flour 20 casks Wine 3000 bushels Corn 2000 do White Baltimore 300 bushels seed Oats 20 boxes Claret Wine f.00 bushels Turks Islam! Suit oct 13 Landing from sclir. Glide, K < BBLS Canal Flour i i 20 bundles Hay 15 bbls Cider Brandy 10 firkins Goshen Butttcr ft chests Ilyson Tea 10 boxes clo rio For sale by COIIEN te MILLER. nov 83 Landing from brig Atlantic. b BEAMS wrapping paper ! 0 cases mens anti boys Brogans 10 hlnls Porlo Rico Sugars 1ft eo prime Molasses 50 bbls No. 3 Mackerel t ft pipes Holland Gin ! For sale by : m»v23 J. STONE. • ■Cut Glass Toilet. Bottles and Pungcnts. A SUPPLY just, received ami for sale by THOMAS KVEIISON, Jr. ; nov 12 Iron, Mackerel and Cheese. OO TONS Swedes Iron assorted sizes 0^5 140bbls Mackerel, Nos. 1,2 and3 20 half* bbls Nos. I & 2 do 20 Casks prime Goshen Cheese Just received and for sale by ROKteAIERRIMAN. ml 17 M Guns, Rilles nnd Muskets. •J CASES containing n full 11: sort men! A” of Single ami Double Barrel Flint urnl Percussion Shot Guns 2 cases Flint, und Percussion Rifles I 1 case Muskets 1 Just received nud for sale.by j N. B. te II. WEED, oct 27 HAY. T HE subscribers offer for sale a quantity of the best quality Northern Hay, at a reduced price, at their Store on Scott & Bnl- four’ll wliarf. WM. &. II. KOEh. novS a ”“ Dent’s Bilous Fills. Demijohns. rtAA ONE and Two Gallon Demijohns, 4UU just received nnd for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, nov 2 Gibbon’s Buildings. Corks. A SUPPLY of Corks l’or .Tars nnd Furni ture, received and for sale by LAY te HENDRICKSON. nov 14 Just. Received, L ANDING' from brig Stranger, from Havana. 01,000 Spanish Segars (Causio brand) of Superior quality J. B. HERBERT. Flour, Butler, Lard, &c. Landing from ships Andes and Emperor, OADDIJl ('mini Flour hA 12 Firkins choice, Goshen Butter 50 do Lard for family mo 1ft casks 1st quality Cheese 10 half bbls Fulton* Market Beef 10 do nnd 10 qr bbls Buckwheat meal 2ft bids Fuller te Taylor’s Albany Ale 10 do Cider For sale by JOHN BENTLEY, oct 20 For snlo hy oct 22 Swaim’s Vermifngc—Patent. A FHESII (supply ol'tliis valuable medicine, highly reconiinendud ns 11 safe and cer tain euro for worms in children, just received nnd for sale by L\Y te HENDRICKSON, Oct 8 Druggists. C. W. Uockwki.1. &. Co. lfuie received R ED mid White Flanncle, Brown und Illeaclied .Siiirting?! d-d n.1 Uruwn &. Bleiielicd Hlicelings Stripes, Fluids, Brown Jenna oct !>tl 2!13 Turks Island Suit. A Allfb BUS11EI.H, T.niidinj; from sclir fAvrAFU Katuhdiu uiul for aulo on uc- Ctuml Flour. QIA BBLS Cnnal Flour, landing from ship *5" Queen Mab, olid for sale by JOHN BENTLEY. nov 20 PLOUGHS. A N ASSORTMENT of Freeborn's Patent Ploughs, nov 7 For stilo b’ JOiIn BENTLEY. NEW GOODS. O SNA BURGS, Dorchester Ticks White Flannels, assorted qualities 4-4 Linen in half pieces Cussimoro SJmwls, black, scarlet nml as sorted colors Prussian do JiPsortedcolors Children’s Grecian Boots do 12-4 Marseilles Quilts Pearl Buttons, dill'erent. qualities Hat Cutnbrieks do do — ^—-— Brown Linens do do Jiniss urotCSi Just, received from New York, per schooner) A ND1UONS and Shovel ond Frances, and lor sale by , JACOB WARING, buildings. 4 Slmrc Moulds. TONS Share Mould*. Received nnd for sate hy N. B. dt H. WEED, nov 11. Gibbons' it mg tc •HALL, nov 25 ADAPTER & Tl’PPER. Negro Cloths and Blankets. AA BALES heavy drabte.dark mix’d K«*r- soys; 30 do. do. light, mixed do.; *0 do. do, while do.—for men’s wear, weighing IV pounds to the yard. 2ft bales Linsey Kerseys, mixed Jft rio blue and mixed Snttmcts 2ft do Woolsies, Linseys, tec. 10 do London Dtillln Blankets 1(10 pair heavy French do. Fur ante bv » r'r. 0 \V. ROCKIMiLt- «•- CO. i oct i!0 Tongs.— ■luat received and for sale low by ,rt til N. B. & II. WEEP. LIMB. ^ AA BARBELS Thomastown Limo. For sale hy nov *1 J. P. HEN Rt. Cotton Bagging. MAA riECKS Cotton Bngging.of tho AUv most approved brands. Forsaleby „ov.| .T.P. HENRY. Printing Paper A a REAMS Printing Medium, u 4 “ imr und for eale hy bov8 l'Hli.UUrCK & BAKER. 1, uotv land.