The Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1835, December 21, 1829, Image 1
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(hit iUy, ofiircaentina-tho UuiUitAM to our ro.uluri, in
* .**?* * ni * 'HtnittilW droij, primiinally from (ho Foundry
" K. Wiuts* E»q. ol Now York.
Tho steady and liberal pntronagu which has hitherto
bcenrocoived by tha Georgian, mid which has huoti
'hu moru grateful became romh-red freely* and without
solicitation on our part, demands our riitecre admow-
lodiiMiits. Aa ihu only and (iropar Saturn In our pow
er* it has wet been our atm* regardless of uipertw; not
mono to render our publication worthy of its patrons by
neatness in its typographical cinbidfiahtnont* ; but by
thcexercUa ofun imtmiry which has never tired, to
render it the medium of the earliest and most correct iu-
iolligcncc,tothe commercial community, and hy the
luipporl of what we boliovo to bo correct pnlil ieal doc
trines, to advance tho true interests of our uuiive state,
and the general prosperity of our happy country.
In our Nows Room will always ho found the latest
pupers fivm alt parts oftlie Union, either hy regular
course of Mall, 6r by vessel, and upon our Bulletin any
iutoJIigcncu of interest received by extra sheet or other-
"isc, with a report of arrivals at this port as soou as
received,
Tho advertising patronage of a newspaper irf that
upon which it is principally dependent for support, and
which of course, wo aro most anxious to secutc, Tho
Georgian has for many years received a large proportion
of these agreeable and interesting articles of liter-
c.-intilo intelligence ; and as it \i the evident interest
«l* every individual when paying for tho insertion
of his advertisement to secure the most extunsive cur
rency to it,that being the value received lor his expendi
ture, it is duo both lo ourselves and our friends to say,
that our circulation is nure cx'ensive than any daily
publication in this State, and that our new type,
which comprises a handsome assortment ofthuernumuu-
tnl, us well us the plain material, will cntiblo us to dis
play their favors lo tho best advantage.
Savannah, Saturday, Oct. 17//:, 1820.
A Gazetteer oftlie State of
Georgia,
B Y the Rev. AtHol Sherwood. Second
Edition—1820. Price #1.
CONTENTS.
A Map of tho State, with all tho new Counties mid
Roads.
I. General Description of Georgia, History. Ses
sions of J.ngilstiiro. Treaties and Acquisition of Land,
Rivers. General Iteiuarks on Lakus, Ponds. Fuco
uf the Country. Soil. Productions. Climate, ltnin.
Zoology. Ornithology. Divisions. Government. Ju
diciary. Manufactures. Imports and Exports tor a sc-
lies of years. Militia, llevenue. Funds* of tho State.
Antiquities. Counties, with their length, breadth,
square tuilcs,population, &c. Tux paid by each Coun
ty. Appropriations. Salaries of Ollieers for 18-9.
Religion. Population. Counties in ahihubcticul or
der, with chief towns and number of Academics.
II. A particular description of the rivers, mountains,
creeks, counties, towns, villages, banks, canals, mineral
*.rings, ftc. &e. in alphabetical order.
ill. An Appendix, with a biographical sketch or all
the persons after whom the comities were named. His
tory of the Press, with tho names oftlie Newspapers in
the State, number issued weekly, &c. History and
Progress of Education, with tho amount of Academic
uad Poor School funds, and probable number of pupils
instructed. Pauperism. Sketch of the several Heh-
eioits Duiiominaiioiis in the Slute, with their numbers.
Culture of sugar, rice, and cotton, with a history of tlie
introduction of tlm latior plant into America. Culture
„f Silk. List of Post Offices in the State. List of Go
vernors. Doctors’ Foes. Old Style and New Style.
Price of eatables, binds, &c. List ui Roads. Mem
bers of Congress since 1789. , t. .
National List of Presidents of the t inted State?,
v ith that of the chief officers. Post Office revenue in
. 'def towns in IT. S. .Newspapers m U. P.
AMiRitl Statistics. Medical Statistics, number ol deaths
in New-York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Savan
nah,
Just received by „
T. M. DRISCOLL.
Tiov 20
l Books
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
House, Sign, Furniture Ship
GILDING, GLAZING AND PAPER-
HANGING.
T HE subscriber gmtcfUl for former fuvors,
after a residence of ten veurs, 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 general "ami extensive im
provement, and that ho has received by late
arrivuls a largo supply of
PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, WINDOW
GLASS, Arc* Ac,
With tho nsBistnnco of a competent foreman,
whom ho has employed, will enable him to
execute work “of the kind, on as accommoda
ting terms as any person in tho city.
Paints, Oils, Brushes, Window Glass,
Sashes, Paper Hangings, *J*c. ipc.
With a general assortment of articles in the
line always kept oil hand, for salo wholesale
ami retail.
N. B. Paints prepared for use and direc
tions given fur using them.
P. MARLOW,
oct 0 231—3m
Molasses, Sugar, Codec, &c.
A IIIIDS. retailing Molasses
4 JL'” 20 do. prime .St. Croix Sugar
10 do. Porto Rico do.
10 do. prime N. Orleans do.
10 do. imitation Jamaica Rum
Snsej 0 -"*
30 catty boxes Hyson Tea ) Sultan’s
10 do. do. Young Hyson do. $ cargo,
imported in July last
0 pipes Holland Gin, warranted pure
50 bbls. N. ]$. Ruin
75 do. Potatoes
150 casks Nnils, assorted
300 reams Wrapping Paper
8 tons Swedes Iron, assorted
For salo by
TAFT &. PADELFORD.
nov 17
Landing from schr. Excel,
K ifk BBLS. Omul Flour
tPU 20 firkins Goshen Butter
8 half bbls. Fulton Market Beef .
10 tierces Sperm Oil
10 bbls. Cider
10 kegs Suit Pctrp
For sale by
nov 30 COIIEN &- MILLER.
Valuable School
Just rticchc.il from Baslon, ttntl for cole hy
TIIO’S. M. IVltlSCOIili,
WIIOLKSALE AND UKTAIIi.
rrWK National Spelling Book, hy B. I).
JL Emerson. This work is prubub!,
KnidtMiteilHI thO puipo.™ of
unv other work over beiure nublwhnd; uud.nl-
t hough it bus not long been More tlm pnwu
it bus met witlui sale rarely nreeml-mteil,
and is now in use in Boston nil dm schools
us well us ill New York, Wills dolphin, S. i •
■Wliclptcy's Votnpcnd of History—A very
popular uml useful work.
The American First Class BooA. the
National Render, noil An Introduction f<
the National Reader—by the U«*. Jo »
1 •ierpont. These works have boon prepared
expressly for tho Boston shoools, where t o,
are now in use, exclusively, as read.,,;; books ,
uad so great is their merit, that the two torsi
named liuvo been r n‘uhl>shcd in England,
tm a great improvement on the bcoU tiitrc
National Reader—M a meotlug of the
school committee of the city of Bosto,, h i
den at the Mayor and Aldermen > ™ J
2d, 1829—Voted, That “Picrponts National
Reader" bo introduced into tho public feTOm
mar schools of this city, in lion <4 “»{" r TO *
English Reader,” after tho visitation ot tho
s Tiuols in August.
Attest. T. W. Pninnirs.
Sec’rv. of the School Committo.
Smith's practical Arithmetic, oil a new
Moree™Gco 0 sraphy, and Foster's Grammar,
t r, i\ hl!'lX expects shortly, which is now
in tlie press, Lectures on School Keeping
eiu r a complete Schoolmaster's Manual
hi^- scrTceahle to every person cadged
in the subject of common school—by ». K-
1I fe- Teachers furnished with co I lio ”^ r ™'
nmination gratis. 1 1-
Juvenile Psalmist, ,
O R flic Child’s introduction to Sacrc..
Music—-Prepared st tlm request of the
-Boston Sabbath School Union. By L .
ell Mason. Just rocc.vcd by DRISCOHj>
dec 1 _zl
The adventures of a King's
4, Ytlio Author of“Almack s Rc-visited
.B ^vols.-Jnst received h^ BiscoIi __
Iron, Nails, Sngnr, Flour, «$’c,
OAA TONS Swedes Iron assorted-—Hat
burs from 1 to 12 inches wide
Square do. 1 to 4 inches wide*
214 casks Cut Nuils 4 to Gild, 100 lbs each
50 do Brads 0 to 20J, 100 lbs each
30 hhds prime St Croix Sugar
50 bbls Jx>af Sugar
50 do Ho ward-street Flour - ,
40 cutty boxes Fresh llvson Tea l
30 bngs low priced Coifce
00 pieces best Iletnp Bagging
20 do heavy Tow do
10 do Hessians
400 bogs “ Yonles” Shot assorted
5 kegs Bar Load
150 kegs No 1 JVhito I.ead
50 bbjs Phelp’s Gin
20 do Portland Rum colored
5 hhds New Orleans Rum
4 do “Pfistor’s” Jamaica
!r,t,aGi,,|“ ri --
1 hhd Irish Whiskey
5 pipes Canary Wino
3 quarter casks do do
350 bbls No 3 Mackerel
50 half b.Qxc9 No 1 Chocolate
200 reams Wrapping Paper
25 boxes “ Cavendish” Tobacco, superior
quality
OO^kegs do do Richmond, No 1
100 small boxes common Sugars
40 quarter do halfSpanish do
100 ono 10 lbs d 1
20 quarter do } Spanish Segars
12 half <lo ^
10 boxes fresh Lemons
12 do do Raisins
15 coils Packing Yarn
1 box Sulphate Quinine
2 boxes Swaiina Panacea
300 Grind Stones, small sizes.*
For sale on very accommodating terms by
HALL, SIIAPTEIt & T UPPER.
dec 4
New Dry Goods Store.
.T. A. & A. WIESON
A NNOUNCE to the inhabitants of Savan
nah and vicinity, that they have just
opened at the storo in Johnson’s Square, next
door to Messrs. Low, Wallace & Co. a full
assortment of
STAPLE AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS,
purchased principally ol auction stiles in the
city of New York, allot’ which tbeyollbrat
wholesale or retail ut the most reduced prices.
Intending to receive regular supplies from N.
York, they will constantly present to Uioir
customers a great variety ol all that is new,
fashionable and useful in their line. Part of
their Assortment at present is ns follows :
Merino Cloths of tho must fashionable col
ours
Merino* Circassians do do
Long White Blk. & Scarlet Merino Sliawls
4r4, 7-4, und 8-4 Square do
.1,ring & square Cashmere do various colors
Gauze, Do Coupe, Barogc &- Gros do Nap.
1 lids anil Scarfs
Blk and fancy eol’d Borages & Pulmnrinus
Satin Cross Barred do
Gros de Nans, Gros do Berlin, and Gros
do Indus, blk nnd fashionable colors
Heavy black Sinchews and Sarsnetts
do India Satins &. Satin Levantines
MttUeoni’s best black Italian Lutestrings
Florences und Satins, assorted colors
Crape Lisso _ do
Black Marcoline'Silks
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Italian and Areophune Crapes
Black Nankin &. Canton * do
Drushes.
/Y DOZ. Paint Brushes assorted sizes
vf 50 ilo White wash do do do
4 do fine Varnish do do do
30 do Marking do 2 kind*
70 do sash Tools
4 Eng and French Graining tools
10 Groce Camels Hair Pencils
cjiwn ami T.ui».tv Pallet ft lCnivce,
Just received, for sale'hy
HAZARD & DENSLOW.
nov 17 ;
liiiisins. 'Vines, niul Teas.
-g BOXES Bunch Muscatel Pvtiisinc,
J. 0*7 in line order and Hew lrtiit
I«. P. Madeira ) in casks and
” Tenonfie > l)0ttl ,, s
Palo and brown Sherry }
Imperial, Hyson, und BMt Teas, ol re
cent importation and line flavor, in chests
and catty boxes
Received und for side by
CHARLES A. WOODRUFF.
nov 7
Just Received,
Landing from hriff Lydia,
O A BBLS Portland Rum
j£j\J IX STOnE,
2 pipes Soignctto’s Brandy
5 half do do
3 pipes American do
2 do Otnrd Dupuy & Co
5 do Swan Gin
1 hhd Jamaica Rum
For sale by HAZARD &> Dr^NSLOW,
nov 4
do
II, SLOAN,
Offers for sale, low,
QAA KEGS Nails and Brads, assorted
OUvJ 033 Plough Shear Moulds
50 bbls. Whiskey
30 do. Gin
40 Iinifbbls. <■ Siiporiinu Flout
14 bbls. Loaf Sugar
8 boxes Lump do.
4 puncheons N. O. Rum
15 chests Pov.vhottg Tea
5 half chests Hyson do.
2 pipes IIn]lnnd*Gin
107 boxes Muscat Wind
30 do. So:ij»
100 half boxes do.
30 boxes Cider
20 barrels do.
5 do. Philadelphia- Beer
10 do. Cordials
10 do. Porter, in boltlon •
3J cases Fur 1 lats
2 hhds. Stone Ware
ih'.-10
Batter, Buckwheat Meal, &.c.
Tin's FIRKINS hunt Gnuiion Butler
MV 10 Imlfbbls. Buckwheat Meal, (free*
from grit) ■ ■ , j
20 tjr. do do. no. do.
10 half ami qr. bids. Rye do. i
21) whole and 30 hall bbls. Canal;
Flour, (Ben elm’s rod mark) |
10 bbls. seed Ryu ^ j
20 bbls. Mess Beef, New York In-j
sanction ;
2 half bbls. Salmon
20 kegs do.
20 boxes first sort sealed Herring
30 whole and half boxes Bunch Rai
sins
5 bbls. Butter Crackers
Just received by ship Henry, anil other late j
arrivals and for suit* by . A. BASSETT, j
nov 30
Ladies’ horseskin,castor, kid & silk Gloves
and. Mitts
do Ornamental Tops do
Gent’s Woodstocks, castor, horseskin and
Norway doe do
2 cases containing a complete assortment
of Ladies’,Gentlemen’s und Misses* Cot
ton, Worsted &. lamb’s wool Hosiery
English & French Idle and white silk do*
Limb’s wool, Yigonia, niul silk half ltnse
Linen Cntnbricks and linen eanib. llkfs
2 cases Irish Linen of the most approved
fabric
Irish and Russia Diapers.
A largo selection of Fancy Prints of the
richest style
1 Maid and Striped Ginghams do
Swiss, hook, jaconet, mull and uansook
Muslins
P9 and0-4 Cotton Cambrics
While aud London printed jaconcl Cravats
Black anil eol’d Italiuu do
Valencia, Marseilles, and Flor. Vestings
Bell Ribbons of various now stylus
Rich Gki do Nap & de Coupe gauze Bon
net do
Plain, Satin and Mnntnndu from l£to22
Rich white mid black Bold nett. Lace Veils
English mul French threud Laces and Edg
ings
Paris Embroidery/ &c. &c.
ALSO,
Blue, Black, Brown, and Cadet mint Lon-
Tsdira.fttyl l’ii(
MALLEItY DUFFY.
W'dllM 'J3£'X,
opi'oeiTi: tub uxeiiAXuii,
H AVING availed themselves oftlie most
recent arrivals from Europe, urn nmv
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 have over offered heretofore, viz :
Wilkins’ superior Golden Brown mid Olivo
CLOTIIS, (quite a new style)
Blue, Black Drake Neck, Green, Steel mid
Oxford inixt patent finish’d
LONDON CLOTHS.
Rap. blue, black, brown, drab, fawn, steel
* inixt* Corhcau, I«avcnder, and other eol’d
LONDON CASIMEREH.
Black nnd blue black plain VELVETS.
Figured, brown and Fancy colored do.
And a great variety of light ami dark eol’d
Silk and Valencia
V K STIN G R.
Double boild blue and brown CAMBLETR,
n very superior article for Cloaks mid
•Great Coats.
lining supplied with a full mid first rate
complement of Now York and Philadelphia
Workmen, from tho first establishments, they
are prepared to make up the above articles in
a style that cannot fail lo please.
A/so, as usual,
For tho accommodation of Travellers mul
those who prefer despatch, they have
assortment of
Jlaidtj Mo tic Clothing,
oi’lhe 1st, 2d and 3d qualities, consisting of—
Coats, Frocks, Coatees, Great Coats,
(’leaks, Opera Cloaks, Pants. Vests,
Rltirts, under Vests and Drawers, Collars,
nnd Hosiery, of all descriptions.
Cloth, morocco, and patent leather Cups of
I.like Davis' most approved stvlc
Domnins & Ruydam’s N: York, Tenant’s
Philadelphia,’ nnd 'JWson’s Baltimore *
approved Stocks of all patterns
Riding Belts, Shoulder Braces, Watch
Guards, Suspenders, Fancy Spitnlticld
bkfs. Cravats, Cravat Pads, Purses, llair
Brushes, Pantaloon and Vest Springs,
Hosskin, Castor,and Buckskin < Roves,
Double Mechanic llosskin Gloves, (the I
most beautiful article of tho kind ev-'
or olfcred in this market) tho whole of
which will be sold at the most reduced
prices, for cash or town acceptances.
N. B. The whole of the above stock hav
ing been carcfullv selected, mul the greater
part purchased direct from the importers by
Mr. 1). personally, and the roudy-mmle cloth-
ICJ 1 bo following i* tho Calendar oftlie CourU held
Gfiir/tia, during. tliu Full Term, and for the Eastern
Circuit.
St'i'F.nion Cni'RT.—lUyati 1(Fi December—Liberty
9lli Dec.—IClfinpliiMii I-11li Dec.—Chatham 4th Jan
Uullueli, in adjourned to Thursday, Nov. 26lb.
1nf>nmn Covut.—Libeity, 3d Mondoy in 'Decent*
bur—Wayne, lust Monday iu Dec—Camden* let
Monday in January— (ll)rin, 2d Monday in January—
M'intiuih, ftd Mundiiy in .1 an.—Itr)an 4th Monday hi
Jan.—Ilnllocli, 1st Monday in February—EtHathaar*
2d Monday in Feb.—Ciiulhuin,Sd Monduy in Fobiu*
ary.
Jbitnrn days and Term? 6 f t!»n Court of Common
l’k-iis uiid Over und Terminer of tho City oftjavannah«
I)ec.T< rm,li:d0-ltcturnduy4ih-inccts2d Monday,14th
•Inn.
illureli '*
April •*
.lime “
July
Oct. “
Dec. ••
18:10
loth “ 4th
26ihFcb.“2d “
16th* meets 4th “
4th “ 2d “
2d « 2d **
bih “ Sd «
Ud “ 2d «
Sfitli
8 tl»
■SC^'
14th
12th
18th
Wtli
The Court of Ordinary all? regularly onco every (wi)
tmiuih?,bc^iuuiii); with ilic first Momluyin January.
Tho Federal Circuit Court opined on tho 6lh Nor.,
Milinduovillo, and w ill sit ugum in this City on Uio
Mih of.May next.
Satinets, Brown Sheetings, &c.
O CASES Satinets, uss'orted colors and
qualities
2 bales Brown Shootings
l enso dark Fancy Prints
1 ilo. low priced* do.
1 do. do. Furniluro do.
Plain Bobim-tt Footings, wide nnd narrow
Merino and Prussian Shawls nnd Mantles __
Alorino Humlivcrrhiffs, scarlet and whito
Silk Bundunns, (line quality)
Silk Umbrellas, large size, (ivory handles)
Darning Cotton, assorted numbers
Pins in packs, Nos. 4, 4,j, 0 and 0
Dressing nnd Side Combs, assorted sizes
Wire Ribbons, assorted colors
(i-4 Jaconet Muslins, difieront qualities
Colored Not Suspenders, low priced
Red Flannels, various qualities
full j Black Worsted Hose*, do. do.
i landing from schr. Excel, for sale bv
l JACOB WARING,
n f| v .°0 . Gibbons' Raiifftf.
More New Goods.
A BENNETT lias just received per ship
. Florian,
A few boxes of rich R ibbons
A lew pieces Gro do Zincs and Gros do
Naples .Silks
Also, Rich Scnris, Ludics’ Horseskin
Gloves and Mitts
Watered Neck Ribbons, assorted
Worsted Braids, Cable Cords, &c. &c.
Together with stock on hand, makes his
assortment very complete ; all of which will
be sold ut tlie most reduced prices, at No. 1
Young’s Buildings, Murkct Square,
dee 7
1 bale white ahrf red i-lumnhs
5bales heiivv rnixt negro Kerseys
3 do Blue Linsevs
2 do London 11111111* Bbinhids
1 Laki Rose do from II lo 14 4
8 halos brown mul bleached Shirtings anil
Sheetings
1 ease blue mid steel rnixt Sattinetts
1 do Cotton Wadding
1 do /\pron iitui Furniture* Checks
net. 27
Merino imrl Tiiiliel Slmwls, &,c*
C IIAAIl’K >.\ Jk I.ATIIUORP, No. U Gib-
bons’ Range, have this duy received,
Scarlet and Black Merino Scarfs, sumo of
a very superior quality, und
Square Black Merino Sliu*\vls,
Which with their former stock of Merino
— - , „ . and Thibet Sliawls, they oiler ut u mnuli
ing manufactured immediately under his in- i advance from New-York prices,
spoetion, we feel confident in assuring unr i also,
friends, that nothing bus been spared in ron- j Received by recent arrival#*, largo additions
tiering «ur establishment-worthy the pal ron- j to their stock of Staple mid Fashionable Dry
ago we Itavo heretofore so liberally enjoyed. ‘Goods. doc 2
oct. HI *AI« 1).
Raisins, Butter, &c.
nn BOXES Bunch Raisins (new)
OU M0 half nnd <[r. Boxes do.
12 kegs Goslion Butter
20 hau und qr. bids Buclc't heat Meal
free from grit _
n Imlfbbls F. Market Beef
M0 bbls l’rime Beef
80 reams Wrapping Paper
no do Letter and Cnpdff.
Just received per brig I .ydia nnd for sale by
nov 4 A. BASSE i 1.
Raisins, Wines, See.
£Q BOXES bunch Muscatel Raisins
dec 1
Lamps. „ , . .
assortment »f enamelled, plain
^Saaswaa
30 bbls first quulity Nowark Cider
100 boxes yellow* soap
Landing from schr Francos,
St. Croix Sugar.
fjA LARGE hhds prime at. Croix Sugars,
hall? Chapter & tupper.
doc 4
for sale lowl.y & „ EN i,RICKSON,
No. 2 and 15 Gibbon’s Buddings.
nov 7
'Blacksmiths’ Tools.
cn PAIR Bellows
OU MO Anvils .
Received and for Bal y ,y B WEED.
nov 11
rnllE suhseribors otfer'for sale a quuntUy
T oftho host quality NMthomH^ ^
reduced price, at their Store n Rf)SB>
Jour’s wharf. ' 402
Dent’s BilousFiils.
Sugar, Molasses, etc.
nn IIIIDS St. Croix Sugar
20 do Now Orleana do
(1 do Mexico do
50 bbls Domestic Gin different brands
50 do New England Rum
20 do Brandy
10 pipes first quality Holland Gin
5 do Cognac Brandy
10 bids Smoked Beef
20 hhds Molasses
50 boxes Jackson’s Candles
100 do Doolittle's and Jackson s Soap
50 do 2d quality do
For “e‘iff J.B. HERBERT,
doc 5
00 qrboxes
7 jars grapes
10 qr casks
10 Indian bbls
20 do do
do do
do do
l Cetto Madoira Wino
Wcet Malaga Wino
Canal Flour and Negro Shoes.
E A BBLS. Canal Flour, 000 pairs Negro
DU Shoes, for Bale low, landing Irom schr,
Oregon. J.blO.vL.
dee 5 j—
Whitteinoro’s Cotton t artis.
BOXES No. 10 Cards
20 Landing from ship Mount A onion and
for sale hy J. bTONL.
doe 7 —
Fresh Lemons and Raisins.
•* A BOXES fresh Lemons
I U 12 do. Bunch Raisins
nov 21 —
Mess and Prime Pork.
Landing from sloop Splendid,
b )A BBLS. Mess*l»nrk
& " 70 do. l’rime do.
25 bbls. Piiclpd’s Gin.
ix stoui:,
100 ensks Cut Nails
100 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel
20 hhds. St. Croix *Sugar
40 bags prime Green Cofibc
40 roams imperial and sapor royal Print
ing Paper
80 roams Wrapping Paper
For sale by J. STONE,
nov 10 200
Goshen Butter, Flour, &.o.
■* e KEGS host Goslion Butter
I- ,J 20 hplVapil nrbljiu JBuek WheatiMetl
tree uum grit
. 30 bbls Canal Flour
30 half bbls do” do
30 bbls prime Pork
10 do Mt?ss do ^
30 do prime Beef j
30,000 Alexandria sScgars. :
Jtist received per ship Queen Mab mul for
Mile by ABNER BASSETT,
nrn* 20
Laudin'; l’roiu brig Francos,
*0 AA BBLS Ciuml Flour, E. S. B. &«
XvIvF Go’s, brand
f»0 baskets Snllnd Oil, Superior quality
iiV hoxos btlnfih muscatel rtatsirre
20 boxes Lemons, in fine oril'T
30 Jcegs fresh Malaga Figs
75,000 Alexandria Sugars
15 butudics Oiiiona
10 bbls first qualiLy Newark Cider
For sale by COHEN &. MILLER
dec 4
Lnndimr from schr. Oregon.
f K BOXES Yellow Soap
fl. 36 do Fancy Soap
20 bbls Prime Pork “City Inspection”
20 Firkins Goshen Butter
10 barrels Cider
20 do Vinegar
20 bbls Canal Flour
10 boxes Sperm Candles
For sale by COHEN & MILLER,
dec 5
Cut .<nd Wrought Nails, Brads | ^
Lime, 4* c -
-* fc fx CASKS Dexter Lime j
1.JU 2(1 bbls first quality Ciilor I
M0 do. Potatoes ,
10 hhds first quality retailing;
Molasses.
For sale, landing from ship Elisa & Abby, |
apply to the Copt, on board or to >
nov IS J. STONE.
Charles A. Woodruff,
On the Boy, opposite the Exchange,
OFFERS FOR SAI.15 1
C ANAL FLOOR, in whole and half bbls.
Buckwheat ill half and quarter do.
St. Croix and Now Orleans I Iii Hhds.
Sugars V “ud
Prlirio Cuba Moln; ; s-'eH ) Barrels.
45 Casks “Ilibhort's" Loudon
Purler and double Brown Stout
containing 0 and 8 dozen each,
quarts and pints.
LoufSugnr, double refined in bbls.
5ft lings Prime Green Coffee
as do. old whito Java do.
250 ancks Liverpool Ground Suit.
75 bbls No. M “Fall” Mackerel
doc 2
NEW GOODS.
E mbroidered crapo shawls
Jot and blue bluck^Silk Fringe
Linen Cninbrioks
J»inen Cambrick*Ilhkfs
50 doz Lamb’s wool half hose
30 do Cotton half
Misses whito Cotton IIoso
10 by 15-4 and l0^by'18-4]Damask table
clotlis
Worsted Barrage assorted colors, &c.
Jusfrccoivcd and for sale bv
CHAMPION & LATIIROP.
S. E. Corner of Gibbons’ Buildings.
nov 11
Afo. Flour, Biitlor, &c.
KA BBLS. Fidler &-Taylor’s Albany Ale
tJVr 20 Imlfbbls. Canal Flour
10 do Fulton Murkct Beef
10 firkins best Goshen Butter
10 casks do Cheese
50 boxes Bunch Muscatel Raisins
. 100 do Negro Pipes
Landing from ship Stntirn nnd for sale by
JOHN BENTLEY.
tintl Spikes.
Q CASKS Cut Nails nsd. 3d to 00d
OtlU 50 do fine Wrought Nnils
30 do Cut Brads (id to 20il
30 do Wrt. Spikes nsd. 4 to S ins.
Received for sale by
nov 24 N. B. & If. WEED.
Cards.
P LAYING, 1
Visiting, £ C
Conversation, )
or quality. Just received and for snle by
LAY & HENDRICKSON,
dec 2
[• Cards of very Supcri-
Butter. Cheese, &.e.
•4 CASKS best Goshen Cheese
X Vr 15 Firkins Butter
Just received per echr. Oregon, and for
salo by A. BASSETT.
dee 7
Loaf Sugar.
10 BBLS. double refined Loaf Sugar,
QD CWT. White Lead, in largo and
Ol) small kegs
12 bhls. Spanish Brown
8 do. Venetian Red
4 do. Yellow Ochre
20 boxes Chrome Yellow
00 lbs. Prussian Blue
Red Lend, Litharge, Verdigris
Sand Paper, Glaziers Diamonds
Just received and for sale by
HAZARD & DENSLOW.
nov 23
Canal Flour, Buckwheat and
limns.
WK WHOLE nml half barrels Canal and
6 Richmond FLOUR
25 kegs Philadelphia Buckwheat
1000 lbs. superior Baltimore HAMS of
small size nnd fmciluvor
i Landing und for salo by
ciiarles a. Woodruff. —
I nov 21
Buckwheat Flour.
Just received per Excel,
nov 17
X U 1(1 do. single .do, do. do. I .lust receded per Kxcc
without tho use of blood, from the factory of OA HALF Bbls. Buckwheat l'lour
Lex, Canby &> Lex, landing from brig Fran- ,V r * , “°* du *
ana an.l for salo hy IL SLOAN. -M ft*. CodW.
nov 30
Prime and Mess Pork.
BBLS. Prime Pork
IJtl l
S 20 do. Mess do.
Canal Flour,Cheese, Butter, etc
A A BBLS. Canal Flour, E. S. B. & Co’s.
4:U red brand
10 caslts first quality Choose
15 firkins choice Goshen Butter
20 half und 10 qr. barrels Buckwheat
Meal
10 qr. casks Malaga Wine
10 bbls. White Beans
10 bbls. and 10 hull'do. Holt's Crackers
5 do. Smoked Beef
Landing from ship Henry nnd for sale hv
nov M0 JOHN BENTLEY.
Wool Hats,
m CASES fino Wool Hats, just recotvod
7 pfship aueen Mab, and jr sale low by
nov 23 *
50 do.(’anal F’lour
landing from ship Emperor, for snlo by
J. STONE.
Li Store,
lfl cases Negro Shoes
1(1 do. lints
100 casks (’fit Nnils
20 boxes Whit tenmrc'd Cards
X?» bbls. Phelps* Gin
dec 11
• nov 30
Handing from Brig Atlantic,
rtAA BBLS. No. 3, Fall Mackerel
4UU 214 casks Nails from 4d toOOd
50 cusks Brads, Rom 6d to 20d
For sale on accommodating terms by
' HALL, SHATTER &* TUPPER.
xiqv21
Flour and Oranges.
Jvst Received,
' K A BBLS siipcrior Howard Street and
i Gallcgo Flour
j 20,000 Oranges carefully packed and per
fectly sound put up iu small boxes und burrcls.
| nov 10 S. J. BRYAN.
Sheet Copper.
if CASES 10 oz. London Sheet Copper
Juki, received und for file hy
nov MO A. BASSETT.
Howard Street. Flour.
gfK BBLS. landing from schr. Wi-tree i
.J .J and for sale hv '
HALL, SHAPTEIlt TUPPEIt. j
iiov 30 i
ill kegs Goshen Butter
It) Mils. “Holt’s” Crackers
For sale by
1 • f.'LAGIIORN & WOOD.
Cut Glass Toilet Bottles and
Pungcnts.
SUPPLY just received nndfor sale by
. not 1
TlIOMAS RYEHSON, Jr.
Canal Flour.
Q/~k BBI.S Cuuul Flour, landing from ship
Ol/ Queen Mab, und for snlo bv
JOHN BEN'TLEY.
nov 20
Fresh Artificial Flowers.
A BENNETT liasjust received per fillip
. Emperor,a handsomoussortment oftho
uliovc article, ulso low price Flowers and
Wreaths for Children’s Hats. For aule ah
No. 1 Young’s Buildings, Market Square,
dee 12
Share Moulds.
i TONS Share Moulds. Received aud
for sale by N. B. & II. WEED,
nov It
Mess Pork and Beef.
A BBLS. Mess Pork
“I;vf 10 do. do. Beef
Landing, for sab.* by
nov 80 T.M'T & PADELFORD
Sperm Candles.
A FURTHER supjdy of first quulity Sperm
Candles. Just received per ship Queen
Mab, and for sale by.
nov 23 HAZARD &. DENSLOW.
Seine nnd Bagging Twine.
3 BALES 24 lbs. Bridport Seine Twine
1000 lbs. do. Bugging Twine.
Received and for sale by
nov 20 N. B. & II. WEED.
Albany Ale und Cider.
041 BBLS. i’idler & Taylor’s doable Ala
1 x£I" 20 do. line Cider
Lauding from ship Ilonry nnd schr. Excel
.forsale hy JOHN BitNTlEV.
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