The Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1835, December 16, 1829, Image 1

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IO* ow OJTK *r»*Di>,-W« have tho •|»tqa»iro, his day, of presenting tho (Jr.o*f.i\x’t6 uiir reader!, in HncipHljr from tliu Foundry The ateriy and liberal patronage which haa. liUhortn been received by the Gooqjlan, Md^ahich has been .3XJ2. 1 le lgmonta. Aa the only and proper return m our pow- i r, it haa ever been nur aim, regahllew of eapense, not (donoto render nur publication worthy of its patron* by rmatncsaiti its typngraphical otnbolfiahnienta ; hut by the cxcrciio of an industry which hot never tired, to render it the tnedium of the carliert nnd most correct in- t'■Hipence, to the commercial community, nnd by the liiipport of what wo holiuvu to bo correct pohtical doc* trines, to advance the iruc interests of our native state, and tlto general prosperity of our happy country. In our Now* llooui will always be tourni the latest papers from all parts ofaho Union, cither by regular i-ntirse of Mail, or by vessel, nnd upon our Bulletin any intelligence of interest received by extra sheet or other* wise, with a report of arrivals at this port as soon as received. The advertising patronage of n newspaper Is that upon which U is principally dependent for support, and which of coumq, wuUre most anxious to secuic. Tim t JeurRian ha* fur many year* rocoivod a large proportion of these nurevohio and interesting articles of mer- ••intilu intoltitfenco ; and a* it i* tho evident interest *«f every individual wlmn paying far tho idhurtion of bis advertisemunt to securo the most extensive cur rency to itthat bui.ig tho value received for his oxpcncli* turo, it is duu-Imtli to ourselves and our friend* to any, that our circulation is more extensivo than any daily publication in this State, and that onr now type, which rnmpriso* a handsome assortment nrthonrnamon- t.ily u« well as tho plain material, will enable us to dis play thuif favors to thu best advantage. Savannah, Saturday, Oct. 17th, 1829. A Gazetteer of the State of Georgia, B Y tho Rov. A<licl Sherwood. Second Edition—1829. Price $1. CONTENTS. A Map of the Stnto, witli all tho now Counties and Hoads. I. Uoncral Description of Georgia, History. Ses sions of Logilsture. Treaties and Acquisition of (..and. Hirers. General Unmarks on Lakes. Ponds. Face of the Country. Soil. Productions. Climate. Rain. Zoology. Ornithology. Divisions. Government. Ju diciary.’ Manufactures. Imports and Exports (hr a ae ries of years. Militia. He venue. Funds of the State. Antiquities. Comities, with their length, breadth aouaro miles,population, he. Tax paid by each Coun ty. Appropriations. Salaries of Officers for 16*0. Religion. Population. Counties in aliihabcttcal or der, with chief towns and number of Academies. II. A particular description of the rivers, mountains, creeks, counties, towns, villages, bank?, canals, mineral springs, &c. &e. in alphabetical order. ; HI. An Appendix, with a biographical sketch or nil the person* after whom the counties were named. His tory of tho Press, with the name* of tho Newspapers in tho State, number issued weekly, &c. History onu Progress of Education, with tho amount of Academic nnd Poor School funds, and probable number of pup Is instructed. Pauperism. Sketch of tho several Uch- cimm Dcnonduaiwns in the State, with their numbers. Culture of sugar, rice,-and cotton, with a historyof the introduction of Urn latter plant into America. t Culture of Silk. List of Post Offices in the State. List ftf Go vernor*. Doctors’Foes. Old Style and Now Style. Price of eatable*, lands, &c. Li*t of Hoads. Mem* hors of Congress since 1760. . Xulwn„l.-IMI of lWIcnt. nr dn't’nlUsl Slain.., with i hot of tho nhiuf offlrerl. l*"sl OIBm wvooiio hi ohkf towns ill U. S. N\nv«|inpoM In U. S. Ei clu'l- ntlinal StnHMliw. Maltad Slut.slio., number of doalhi in Now-York, l>JiUaiicl|ihln, Woaliingluii, and Savan nah. . Just received by ^ ^ DRISCOLL. CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE House, Sign, Furniture Jf Ship 3? AS ST UP IJlSi ©a GILDING, GLAZING AND PAPER- HANGING. T HE subscriber gratcfiilfbrformer favors, after a residence often years, tenders his services to tho public in tho above line, and informs them that his Establishment, Sign of the Hand and Brush near the Exchange, is undergoing a geTreral and extensive im provement, nnd that he has received by late arrivals a large supply of PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, &e. &c. With tho assistance of a competent foreman, whom ho has^employod, will enable him to execute work of tho kind, on as accommoda ting terms as any person in the city. Paints, Oils, Brushes, Window Glass, Sashes, Paper Hangings, *(•«. Qc. With ft general assortment of articles in tho lino always kept on hand, for sale wholesale and retail. N. B. Paints prepared for use and direc tions given for using them. b P. MARLOW. . oct 6 231—3m Molasses, Sugar, Colloe, &c. A n III IDS. retailing Molassca tcM 20.do. prime St. Croix Sugar 10 do. Porto Rico do. 10 do. prime N.Orleana do, Sultan’t cargo, 10 do. imitation Jamaica Rum E°0&. I Caffeo 30 catty doxcb Hyson Tea > 10 do. do. Young Ilyson do. $ imported in July last 0 pipes Holland Gin, warranted pure 50 bbls. N. E. Rum 75 do. Potatoes 150 casks Nails, assorted 300 reams Wrapping Paper 8 tons Swedes Iron, assorted For salo by . TAFT & PADELFORD. nov 17 Landing from scltr. Extiol, CA BBI.S.Canal Flour 20 firkins Goshen Butter 8 half bbls. Fulton Market Beef 10 tierces Sperm Oil 10 bbls. Cider 10 kegs Salt Pctro For salo uy nm* 30 COHEN it MILLER. nov 20 Valuable School Books Just received from IInt!on, nnd for sale by THO’S.M. DRISCOLL, WHOt.EH.ltB AND nr.TAII.. rflllE National /Spelling Bonk,.by B. D. X Emerson. This work is probably bet ter adapted to tho purposes of teaehmjf tl®n any oilier woric over bofpro published', and,al though it Ins not long been before the public, it has mot with a salo rarely prpeedonVd, hull is now in lis t in Boston |m .lie schools ns well ns in Now York, Philadelphia, &.C. Wludpteifs Vii-npcnd of History—A ter, popular and useful work. The American First Class Jim A, the National Render, nnd An Introduction to tho National geo,fa—by tho Rev. John Picrpont. Those works have[boon propur-d expressly for the Boston shcools, where they are now in use, exclusively, as rcadmgbooks anil so great is their merit, that the two first named have been republished in England, as a great improvement on tho boohs tlicro 111 National Reader—At a meeting of the school committee of tho city of Boston, hol- den at tho Mayor and Aldermen’s room July •>,], 1810—Voted, Tliat “Pierpont si National Render” bo introduced into the P^'o gram mar schools of lids city, m hen ot “Warm* English .Render,” after tho visitation ot tho 6 bools in August. Attest, T. W. PitiLiirs, Soc’ry. of the School Committo. Smith'* practical Arithmetic, on a now plan, in which Mental Arithmetic iti combli ed with the use of the slate. Goodrich » <ieography, and • largo nnd small Atlas , Goouricn’s History ot the United States , linostians on tlio some, by J. Emerson, Morse’s Geography, and Fosters Grammar, ^T^L'D^oxpocts sliortiy, wliich is now in the press, Lectures on School Keeping beingicomplete Schoolmaster’s Manual; highly sorvicoahln to ovory P 0H ’° n in the subject of common schools—bj S. It. 11 Kr- Teachers furnished with copies forex- animation gratis. 0 — Brushes. DO7,. Paint Brushes nWortod sixes 50 do White wash do do do 4 do line VarnWi do do do 30 do Marking do 2 kinds 70 do sindi Tools 4 Eng and French Graining tool* Cirn^jo Oamplp Hair Ponotla Gold and Silver Pallofe Kuivcs.-Arc. Just received, for sain by . HAZARD &. DENSLOW, nav 17 lliusms. Witii's, and Teas. U O Jh BOXES Bunch Muscatel Raisins, X <}" in fine order and now fruit L, P. Madeira ^ in casks and Teiiorillo > i 10 t,io S Pale and brown Sherry S tJ0 J; ' Cb „ Imperial, Hyson, and Black Teas, of re cent importation and fine liavor, in chests and catty boxes Received and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF, nov 7 Just Received, Landing from brig Lydia. BBLS Portland Ruin 5 half do" do 3 pipes American' do 2 doOtardDiipnyfit.ee 5 do Swan Gin 1 hhd Jamaica Rum For salo by HAZARD So DENSLOW. nov 4 . New Store and New Goods, A BENNETT would inform tho Ladies • of Savannah and. tho public generally, that he has junt arrived ftom New York with a handsome and extensive assortment of Fan cy and Staple Goods, of the very latest fash- ions and patterns, winch ho is now opening at tho Store recently occupied by Messrs. James IngUs& Co; No. I, Young’s’Buildings, Market eqtraj-o. Part of }lw ussortmont now on hand is as follows, viz: Forty Cases of Fancy and Staple Goods, consisting in part of the following: Rich figured Ciros do India, Gros do Chino, Gros de Naples, and Grodczinc Silks Rich plain do do do «lo Richwaterod do do do • do Rich figured Silk Velvets for Bonnets, a new article A very general assortment of -.Silks and Sntuis, of almost every description and colour A handsome assortment of Silk Fringe for Dresses Black Modes, Pal marines, and Cote Taly Popclines and Mandarine Silks for Dresses Laco and worked Collars Thread and Bobinett Laces Merino, Cashmere, Thibet, and Palmarine Shawls and Mautles Barege Shawls Rich Gauzo and Silk Scarfs and Shawls A rich assortment of Belt Ribbon:* A general assortment of rich Ribbons Ostrich Sauls, Birds’ Feathers, Zephyr Plumes Merino Cloths,Italian and Arophane Crapes Linen Cambric Handkerchief^ Linen Cambrics, Silk Hosiery Pongees, Nankin and Canton Crapes Bandanna and Silk Flag Handkerchiefs Long Lawns and Irish Linens 0-4,5-4 and 4-4 Bobinett Laces Gimp Edging nnd Gimp Laces Lithographic, Zephyr and Embroidered Crape Handkerchiefs Foulard and Lithographic Barege do. Lace Pelerines, Ladies’ and Misses’ Gloves Silk and Fancy Vestings, Gentlemen’s Gloves Gentlemen's Plaid nnd blank Silk Cravats Black Bombazines, Bead Bags and Purses Clark’s Spool and Orrell’s Cotton und Vis iting Cards Bobbins, Tapes, Cotton Cards Lnen nnd Pearl Buttons, Italian sewing Silks Patent Pins and Needles Black Laco and Gauzo Veils Fancy Silk and frog Buttons, Habit Braid Worstei! and Silk Braids Blond Laces and Laco und Blouse Footing Marseilles Quilts A General assortment of Toys and Willov. Baskets Jewelry, Waist Buckles, Bracelets, and Ear Drops A general assortment of Corsets and Curls Silver Tassels, hands, &c. 10 cu8utr4nfo.\v CowagoHurnTDorv.ir n.T*ur*. ’ 3 cases Ladies* Leghorns, t cose Misses’ do. 4 do French Flowers, 3 do. PWtofn.IIats Brazilian Comb?,Men’s and Boy's-Cups A general assortment. of-Broad’t 'loth? Brown and Bleached Sheet ings and Shirt- ings 1 |, Ticket:?, Plaid Homespun, Calicoes, Cling-1 hams Satinets, Linscys, Rose Blankets,Flannels And a very general assortment of almost every kind of Staple and Fancy Goods, at wholesale und retail, all of which will bo sold at a small advance for cash or city accep tances. (£y* A. B. will constantly receive all that is new and fashionable, and*will sell as low other Store in Savannah. Country .11 ’ New Dty Goods "Store.’ EMPORIUM OF FASHION. _ ... « A. WILSON A NNOUNCE to the inhabitants'^of Savan nah and vicimity, that they ha’ve just opened at the stora iii Johnson’s Square, next doorto Mcdsrs.Xov, Wallace & Co. a full assortment of STAPLE AXB FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS, purchased principally at auction sales in tho city of New York, all of which' they offbr at wholesale or retail at the moat reduced prices. Intending to receive regular supplies from N. York, tljey wi)I constantly present to their customers a great variety (it all that is new, fashionable and useftil ih tlioir line. Part of their Assortment at present is ns fellows : Alerino Cloths of tho most fushionablo col ours Mt»rin(/Circnsflians do do Long White Blk. & Scarlet Merino Shawls 4-4, 7-4; and 8-4 Square do Long& square Cashmere do various colors .Griuzo, Do Coupe, Barago & Gros do Nuji, • Ilkfs and Scarfs Blk and fancy col'd Baragcs & Palmnrincs Satin Cross Barred do Gros do Naps, Gros do Berlin, nnd Gros do Indcs, blk and fushionablo colors Heavy black Sinchowa and fiarsnetts do India Satins & Satin Levantines Mutteoni’8 best black Italian Lutestrings Florences and Satins; assorted colors Crape Lisse ‘ do Black Marcolino*Silkn Italian and Areopbano Crapes Black Nankin & Canton do Ladies’ horaoskin,castor, kid & silk Gloves and .Mitts do Ornamental Tops > do Gent’s Woodstocks, castor, horscskin and Norway;doc do 2 cases containing a comploto assortment, of La dies’,Gentlemen’s and Misses* Cot ton, Worsted &- lamb’s wool Hosiei MALLmr & DUFFY, 'S&'Xo OPPOSITE THE EXCHANOE, H AVING availed themselves of tho most recent qrriyals from Europe, aro now ; prepared .to flimish their friends nnd the puh- l pipes Seignctto’s Brandy a half .* do —, ty English & French blk and white silk uo. Lamb's wool, Vigonin, and silk hall'Hose j,iiicn Cnmbricks and linen chtob. Hkfs 2 eases Irish Linen of the most approved fabric Irish and Russia Diapers. A large selection of Fancy Prints of the richest style Plaid and Striped Ginghams do Swiss, hook, jaconet, mull nnd nansook Muslins 9-8 and0-4 Cotton Cambrics White and Jiondon printed jaconet Cravats Black und col’d Italian do Valencia,Marseilles, and Floy. Vestings Beit Ribbons of various new styles Rich Gro de Nap &. de Coupe gauze Bon net do. Plain, Satin nnd Mantua do from l£to22 Rich wiiitn and black Bobinett J.ano Veils English and Freiich thread Laces arid Edg- ings Tar is Embroider)', &c. &c. IiM^TTncir, 1 Brown, and Cadet Ttils.1 Lon* An (,’lo‘dis and Capsimeres 1 bile vJiiteuml rod Flannels v bi,i' , shija\y inivt nogro Kcrsoys 3,1 , liiuo Joissejs 2 do London dulUe Blanket.-* l b.’ilo Rose do from 0 to 11 4 8 bales brown uud bleached tfhirtings und ♦Sheet ings 1 ease blue and stool mix! Sattjpetts 1 do Colloiv Wadding I dr* Apron and Furniture. Checks oat 27 siv theyl Wilkins’ fiiipprior. Golden Brown and Olivo •CLOTII8, .(quite a new stylo) Blue, Black Drake Neck, Green, Steel and Oxford mixt patent liuish’d LONDON CLOTHS. Sup. blue, black, brown, drab, lawn, Ft eel mixt, Corbnnu. Lavender, nnd other col’d LONDON CASIMERES. Black and blue black plain VELVETS. Figured) brown and Fancy colored do. Ami a groat variety of light und darlc col’u Silk and Valencia V E S T INGS. Double boild blue nnd brown C AMBLETS, a very superior article for Cloaks und Grout Coats. Being supplied with a full and first rate complement of New York nnd Philadelphia Workmen, from the first establishments, they ore jiropnred to make up the above articles in a style that cannot, fail to please. Also, as usual, For the accommodation ol’ Travellers nnd those who.profer despatch, they have a full assortment of Heady Made Clothing, of the 1st, 2d and 3d qualities, consisting of-— Coals, Frocks, Coators, Great (.’outs. Cloaks, Opera Cloaks, Pants. Vests, Shirts, under Vests and Drawers, Collars, and Hosiery, of all descriptions. &&&&&&&sic Cloth, morocco, nnd patent leather (.’ups of Luke Davis’ most approved style Doreinus & Suydnm’s N: York, Tenant’s PiiUadelphin, cmd Tmvson’s Baltiuiorc approved Htoekn of nil pnttenis Riding Bolts, Shoulder Braces, Watch Guards, Suspenders, Fancy Spit a!field hkfs. Cravats, Cravat Pads, Purses, I lair • Brushes, Pantaloon and Vest Springs. Jlosskin, Castor,and Buckskin Gloves, Double Mechanic Jlosskin Gloves, (the most beautiful article of tlm kind ev er offered in this market) the whole of which will bo sold at. tlm most, reduced prices, for cash ortown acceptances. N. B. Tho whole of tho above stock hav ing been cnrofully selected, and tho greater part purchased direct from tho importers by Mr. D. personallyr and tlarromly-inade cloth- j manufactured immediately under Ids in- ' |CJ**The following is tho Calendar of the Courts held gcofljja, ^during tim Fall Tth-m* and for tho East urn nui—'Vajriic, luT.r-M~.J-7 I- , .L» - Mrtnday in Jainmry—Gljini,'2tlMi»mluyin January— M’intush, 3d Monday in Juii.—Hryhii 4ih T* ' ‘ ' Jun.—Bullorli, Ist Mondnyiii. Februor 2d Monday iu Fob.—Ch'auram; 3d Mond Return days nnd Terms o f the Court of Common Plena and Oyer and Terminer of tho City of Savannah. Dec.Term, 1830-Rctum doy 4th-mceta 2d Monday,I4th Jnu. “ 2830' l&ili «• 4ih 26th March" “ 26th Fd». •* 2d ** 8th Anril “ *• • 44 16iti, iinjct* 4th 41 C6Ui Juno' 44 44 44 4th 44 2d « / 14th July "'V 44 • •» 2d 44 2d 44 12th Or.i. a II , -u 6th “ Sd 44 I8th Dec. « •* 44 3d 44 2d “ 13th The Court of Ordinary sits rcffulatly onco every two mouths, beginning with tliu first Mmidnyia January. *J*ho Fudt ral Circuit Cmiri n{>i nrd on tho filh Nor., at Mifteihtcvftl**, and will nil ogain in' ibis City on tlia 14ih ofMuy next* ( HAS. A. WOODRUFF, Wihr, Tea, Fruit Dealer and Grocer, orji’.im von »<Ai.n ns accommooatino tchms, S PABKJjING (Jhampoign of very choice quality, imported lrum Rheiins, in Bask ets and Liases. 100 bbls and kegs Alexandria /Crackers 22,(!l»() Segars (Cunsio and . Sylva brand) direct from Havana to begs prime Green Cuba, & old white Java COFFEE \ Prime St. Croix ) / N. Orleans Sugars > jSS? sand Cuba Molasses > &bh,B 100 bbls No. 3 Mackerel prime Fulton Market Beef Clmmnte, Intjicrial Crown, London Dock/nnd Suign- etto BRANDIES Metier, Swnn und Weesp unch. GINS Gbl 4tli proof Jamaica RUM Irish Whiskey of lino flavor, warranted pure as imported,. 35 bbls family Loaf .Sugars Old London Particular, Madeira, Tene- rifle. Port nnd Sherry WINES, in casks, demijohns nnd bottles 40 casks (1 &, 8 doz e a. London Porter da. Brown Stout plibbert’s) in qts & pts. White and Red*Wine Vinomir fcO whole nnd -Jialf boxes Bunch MilS- eatol Raisins Q.:? S g ns any Merchants will find it to their interest to cal and examine the Good* for themselves. Mrs. A. BENNETT would inform her friends anil the Ladies in Savannah generally, that she has opened a general assortment of MILLINERY,—and Dress Mnking done at the shortest notice. All orders in the above business will bo cxccutod with neatness and despatch at No. 1, Young’s Buildings. nov 10 Juvenile Psalmist, O R Tho Child’s introduction to SaorM Music—Prepared at tho rc-iucstofthc “Boston Sabbath School Union. By Low nil Mason. Justrcccivcdby Raisins, Butter, &c. nA ROXI’.S Bunch Raisins (now) OU 30 half and qr. Boxes do. 12 kegs Goshen Butter 20 half and qr. bbls Buck Wheat Meal free frpm grit 0 half bbls F. Market Beef 30 bbls Prime Beef BO reams Wrapping Paper 00 do Letter and Cap do. Just received per brig Lydia and for sale by nov 4 A. BASSETT. Raisins, Wines, &.c. BOXES bunch Muscatol Raisins 50 qrhoxeB 7 jars grapes 10 or casks l0 Indian bbls 20 do do do do do do | Cette Madeira Wine Sweet Malaga Wino fhoadvonturcsofaKing’s Page, Ytlio Author of "Almack’sRo-visitcd in ^ 2 vols-Just rgc ^,^ HI sCOI.l.. . B Lamps- ... , . A FINE assortment of enamelled, plam and ornamented Glass Lamps, now p - terns^th pmmd shades, just received paid for sale low by HENDRICKSON jjo! 2 and 15 Gibbon’a Buildings. 30 bbls first quality Newark Cider 100 boxes yellow soap Unding from schr Frances, and for sab by nov2 COIIEN &. MILLER. ov7 Blacksmiths" Touls. E. fk PAIR Bellows OU 30 Anvils Received and forfml< ^]j St II. WEED. St. Croix Sugars &c. Landing from ship Aspasia, rtrfcHHDS prime St. Croix Sugar 2U 200 bbls No. X, a, nnd3 Fall Mnekorcl DO half bblB No. 1 and 2 do 5 pipes Holland Swan Cm 50 boxes negro Pipes *, SOW lbs Codfish JonN £"”&& TIOV 11 UAV. nXHB subscribers ofier for salo u quant' y T of tho best quality Northern Hay. rta reduced ^rico, at their ^oro^B nqSE. Iron, Mackerel. and Cheese. rtf* TONS Swedes Iron assorted sizes OfJ 140bbls Mackerel. Nos. 1,2 and3 20 half bbls Nos. 1 fit 2 do 20 Casks prime Goshen Cheese Just received and forsaloby MERRiMAN oct 17 236 lay & Hendrickson, DTIBGOISTS, GIBBONS* BUILDINGS, H AVE received by late arrivals— 8 hhds Grcecn Conperas 20 kegs Refined Salt Pctre 8 bbls Epson Suits 00 ounces .Sulphate Quinine (Genuine French) 80 bblsVfc boxes_Phials of every descrip tion • 0 do Spirits Turpentine I do Bright Varnish 3 do Cold Pressed Castor Oil 1 do- Nutmegs 1 case Mace 1 ccroon Spanish Indigo 2 cases Fig Blue English 3 hhds Portable Furim’cfts 10 J bbls fteills & Lorrillards Cut To bacco 50 baskets Sweet Oil 1 dozcoch 50 boxes do do 10 do Roll Brimstone 3 bbls Alum*. f> do Ground Logwood 1000 gallons Sperm Oil 500 do Whole do (refined) For sale in lota t o suit purchasers, on the most accommodating terms. oct 21 Rli-ss nittl Primo Pork Landing from sloop Splendid, 04^ BBLS. Moss Pork fm 70 do, Primo do.’ 25 bbl.«. Phelps’s Gin. in sromr, 100 casks Cut Nails 100 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel 20 hhds. St. Croix Sugar 40 bags prime Grcon Coffee 40 roams imperial and Eupcr royal Print- v . ing Paper 80 reams Wrapping Paper For sale by J. STONE, nov 10 200 American nnd English Mustard Wardule’s London Pickles Capers nnd Brandy Fruits West India Preserves Cordials, assorted ?& boxes Sperm Caudles Georgia Mould ‘do and Doolittle’s Sonpj Imperial, Gunpowder, > rm* A a Hyson and black C 1EAS of superior flavor and quality, so- t looted forfiimilv wso, in ’ cheats, cutty boxes, and 21b catties oct 31 friends,’"that nothingIws bvou iqmrod in rulu ; lr««» Ntlils, Sugar, Flour, $C. ■S 8S »3t-I mg spuction, wo feed confident, in assuring our. dering our rptnldiplnnont worthy the patron age wo have heretofore so liberally enjoyed, oct 31 M» &■ D. ‘ I verj- J sup’r. NEW GOODS. E mbroidered cmpo Shawls Jet and blue blnck^Silk Fringe Linen Cambricks Linen Carnbrick;IIhkfi? 50 doz Lamb's wool half hoso 30 do Cotton half Misses white Cotton Hose 10 by 15-4 and 10 byIS-d'JDamask table cloths Worsted Barrage assorted colors, &c. Just'rcceived and for sale by ' , CHAMPION k JATHROP. S. E. Corner of Gibbons’ Buildings, nov 11 NEW GOODS. O SNABURGS, Dorchosfor Tick? White Flaiiuels, assorted quaiities 4-4.Linen in half pieces Cassimore Shawls, black, scnrle.1 and irs- k or ted colors Prussian do assorted colors Children's Grecian Boots do 12-4 Marseilles Quilts Pearl Buttons, diifomit qualities Hat Cambrirks do. do Brown Linens do do Just received from New York, per schooner Frances, nnd for sale by JACOB WARING, nov 2 Gibbons’ buildings. | CJoshon Butter, Flour. &c. 1 -4 tZ KEGE best Goshen Butter A L# 20 half and qr bbls Buck Wlient Meal j free from grit 30 bbls Canal Flour 30 half bbls do* do 30 bbls prime Pork 10 do Mess do 30 do primd Beef 30.000 Alexandria Segnrs. Just received per ship Queen Mal' and for sale by All* nov 20 kTON.S Swedes Iron assorted—flat vf burs from 1 to 12 inches wide .Square do. A to 4 inches wide 214 casks Cut Nails 4 to 50d, 100 lha cacti 50 do Brads 0 to 2/ld, 100 lbs each 'YoixBagW : A in, Flour, Butter, &c. KA BBLS. Fiillcr & Taylor's Albany Ale sJxJ 20 half bbls. Canal Flour 10 do Fultoli Market Brief 10 firkins best Goshen Butter • 10 casks . do Cheese 50 boxes Burich Muscatel Raisins 100 do Negro Pipes Landing from Bhip Stntira nnd for sale by JOHN BENTLEY. nov 17 Guns, Rifles and Muskets. 1 ft CASES containing a full assortment 1U of Single and Double Barrel Flint and Percussion Shot Guns 2 cases Flint and Percussion Rifles 1 case Muskets Just received and for sale by N. B. & II. WEED. oct 27 four’s wharf, nov 2 402 Dent’s Bilous Pills. Demijohns. fjrvfv ONE and Two Gallon Demijohns, JUU M'^^dmckIon, ' Gibbon’a Buildings.. Corks. A SUPPLY ofCorkB for Jam and Fumi. turo. received and for sale by tuI , LAY & HENDRICKSON, nov 14 Just. Received, ■flT. ANDING from brig Stranger, from JLi Havana. 61,000 Spanish Segars (Causio brand) of Superior quality For'salo by J. B. HERBERT, oct 22 Flour, Butter, Lard, &c. Landing from ships Andes and Emperor, QA BliLS OunaVFlour £d\J 12 Firkins choice Goshen Butter 50 do Lard for fumily nso 15 casks 1st quality Choeso 10 half bbls Fulton Market Boof 10 do and 10 qrbbls Buckwheat meal 20 bbls Fidler i. Taylor’s Albany AlO 10 do Cider" . „ For salo by JOHN BENTLEY, oct t!fi Swaim s V ermifuge—Patent. A FRESH supply ofthiavaluablo medicine, highly rocommqndsd as a safe and cer tain cure for worms in children, just received and for sale by ^ & HENDRICKSON, dtl 8 Druggists. c. W. Rockwell & Co. Hat, received R F.D and White Flannels, Brown and Bleached Shirtings 4.4 fir. 5-4 Brown St Bloachod Shootings Stripes, Plaids, Brown Jeans oct 20 238 Turks Island Salt. A AAA BUSHELS, I.nndingftom sclir (*UUU Katahdiu and for salo on ac- eommodatingterms^T^^^pp^ aov23 ABNER BASSETT. Landing Ironi sclu% Glide, K A BBLS Canal Flour 20 bundles Hhv 15 bbls Cider Brandy 1(5 firkins Goshen BuUtcr 5 chests Ilyson Tea 10 boxes clo do For sale by COHEN &• MILLER. 50 do Howard-street Flour 40 catty boxes Fresh Hyson Tea ■ 30 bags low priced Caftca • f-0‘pieces beet Hemp Bagging 20 do heavy Tow do 10 do Hessians 400 bags “ Youlos” Shot ttBSorted 5 kegs Bar Lend 150 kegs No 1 Wliito Lead 50 bbls Phelp’s Gin 21) do Portland Rum colored 5 hhds New Orleans Rum 4 do 44 Pfistor’s” Jamaica il'tSScin}^ 1 *^ l lihil Irish Whiskey 5 pipes Canary Wine 3 quarter casks do do 350 bbls No 3 Mackerel 50 half boxes No 1 Chocolate 200 reams Wrapping Paper 25 boxes 44 Cavendish” Tobacco, superior quality nOJtegs do do Richmbnd, No 1 100 small boxes common fcternirs 40 quarter do half Spanish ao 100 one,,!0 lbs d) 20,*quarter do > Spanish Segars 12‘half Uo) 10 boxes fresh Lemons 12 do do Raisins 15 colls Packing Yarn 1 box Sulphate Quinine 2 boxes Swaims Punncoa 300 Grind Stones, small sizes. For sale on very accommodating terms by HALL, CHAPTER & TUPPER. dec 4 nov 23 .Landing from brig Atlantic. AAA REAMS wrapping paper fUUU 0 cases mens and boys Brogans 10 hhds Porto Rico Sugars 10 eo prime Molasses 50 bbls No. 3 Mackerel 5 pipes Holluud Giu For sale by nov 23 .T. STONE. ■Lime, Sfti. -t KA CASKS Doxtcr Lime 1JU 20 bbls first quality Cider 30 do. Potatoes 10 hhds first quality retailing Molasses. For sale, landing from ship Eliza & Abby, apply to the Capt. on board or to 1 nov 18 .T. STONE. and Cut Glass Toilet Bottles Pungcnts. SUPPLY just rccoived a^forsolo J»y nov 12 Satincits, Brown Sheetings, &c. 3 CASES Satinets, assorted colors and qualities i 2 bales Brown Sheetings . 1 ease dark Fancy Prints 11 do. low priced* do. ;1 do. do. Furniture do. Plain Bobinett Footings, wide and.namny i Merino and Prussian Shawls and Mantles , Merino Handkerchiefs, scarlet and white ; .Silk Bandtmns, (fine quality) j Silk Umbrellas, large size, (ivory handles) 1 Darning Cotton, nssorted numbers Pins in packs, Nos. 4, 4L 5 and 6 Dressing nnd Side Combs, assorted sizes Wire Ribbons, nssorted colors 6-4 Jaconet Muslins, different qualities Colored Net Suspenders, low priced Red Flannels, various qualities Black Worsted Hose, do. do. Landing from 6chr. Excel, for salo by , JACOB WARING, nov 30 Gibbons* Range. Thomas ryerson, Jr. Cunal Flour. AA BBI.S Cnnul Flour, landing fromship OU Queen Mab, and for pale tv JOHN BENTLEY. nov 20 Share Moulds. 4 TONS Share Moulds. Received and for sale by N. B. fit II. WEED, nov 11 Mess Pork nnd Bocl. A 41 BBLS. Mess Fork 4“ 10 do. do. Beef Landing, for salo by nov 30 T\Fr & i’adelforD. Canal Flour, Buckwheat an4 Hams. mpr WHOLE and half barrels Canal ted 4 Richmond FLOUR 20 kegs Philadelphia Buckwheat 1060 lbs. superior Baltimore HAMS of small size and fine flavor , Landing and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF* nov 21 ' ~~ Roe &. Mcrriman, Offer for sale, C A BAGS Java CofToo t/Vr 30 bbls Cnnal Flour 10 cusks Goshen Choeso 20 boxes London MustaUl 50 do. Muscatel Raisins, nov 23 P