The Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1835, January 05, 1830, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text1 \rt- (lin OWN ArrwR*.—Wo liavo iho pleasure, lhi* jay. ol'itrcMiiling ih« tlrom.i w u» our roller*, in H fiow ainl bo.vtiifiil ifrwa*, principally from lh« toundry o'E. White* Esq. of Now York. Tlio iloady ami liber til patronago which ha« hitherto been received by fho Georgian, and which Hu tain the more grateful bccauw rendered Ireeljr, and without KiilicitataMi on our part, demand* our sincere nefcnow- fetancnti. As the only nnJ pro|H.r return in our pow- ,. r ,t has ever been our aim, teg.inlleiw ol e.\|K)n*««, not „i«’neio render our p.iWiculion worthy of Ha patrons by neatness in its ty|H»grapliical enibellishnienls ; hut by the exercise of mi in liniry which hns never tired, to render it the medium nfllm enriieal ami moat correct ill- ttiiitem.e, to the coninureial coinimmity, and by the HOliiNirt of what wc helioi o to ho correct political doc trines, to advance Hie lino interests of our native state, wild the amoral nrosperiiv »f»ur Imppy country. In onr News Itouin will always bu tumid tlio latest nuiM-ra fiimi all parts of the L’ninn, either by regular nitirsi' of Mail, or by vessel, and ii|mhi our llulletin any intelligence of interest received by extra sheet or othor- wise, with a report of ui rivals at tins port ns soon ns lecsn od. The ndvottisiiig patronage of n newspaper is that tin 'ti which it is principally dependent for sup|K>rt, nnd «Sic!i of course, wo are most anxious to sccute. Tim (icorgiau lias for many years received u large proportion of these nerceablo and interesting articles of mer- eantilo intelligence ; and ns it is tlm ex'nlont interest of every individual when paying tor the insertion of his advertisement to secure the most extensive cur rency to it,that being tlm value received for bis oxpendi- t ire, it is duo both to ourselves and our iVicudsto sav, fiat our circulation is more exionsivo than any daily | n!i!icatinu in this Statu, and that nur new type, which comprises a liaml-somc assortment ofilic omnium- l d, ns well as the plain material, will enable us to dis play their lav-irs to the best advantage. SiivannriJt, Saturday, Oct. 17///, 18*211. A Gazetteer of the State of Georgia, B Y tho Rev. Atlicl Sherwood. Second Edition—1820. Price 81. CONTENTS. A Map of the State, with all the new Counties and lloads. I. General Description of Georgia. History. Sog- MiiMis of I.egiUture. Tiealies and Aeipiidilioii of Land. I livers. General llemarks on Lakes. Ponds, l-'acc «d*tho Country. Soil. Productions. Climate. Ham. /oology. Ornithology. Divisions. Government. Ju- eiciurv. M •nulueturc*. Imports and Exports for a si nes oi*years. Militia. Kevetmc. l'mid.- of tlm State. AuUpi'tic*. Counties, with their btigtli, breadtli, loiuare miles, jiopnlation, &c. Tax paid by each Coun ty. Appr.mitattous. Salaries of Olficers for 18-U. Helision. Population. Counties in alpbubuticul or- *|er. mill chief towns ami number of Academic*. IT \ prligular description of tlm rivers, iiiDtintuiiir, eriei's. wUlltl>.'I t-'U'ivillnj-c... ImnWs, canal., mineral .:.ri*0. .V". Sir. in i.l|....: , “’Ucol "Tili r. ' III. An A|.|.en,li,, will, a ln"»t»l>l"i!al .kolc-l.orull liionerstius tiller tvlio’n tho couritie. .'-c linmc.l. Ills- l.iry nfllio I’rr.-S, w ; *tl tlm lianins of lllfl 1. III the State, number "..-sued weekly, ficc. fliaiu./ ‘W J Progress of Education, with the amount of Acndct!iu. tiltd Poor 8-linnl fund.*, and prob.ddu number of pupijs instructed. Pauperism. Sketch of the sever »l Ku!i« is Dfiioimimimus in the State, with their numbers. Culture of sugar, rice, and cotton, with a history of tlm lutroduetimi of the latter plant into America. Culture of Silk. List of Post Olliecs in the State. Inst of Go vernors. Ikii'l'irs* Fees. Old Style and New Style. Price of eatables, lands, Jkc. Lint of lloads. Mem- liiV « of Congress Since 1 ib’J. .Viitionul Tiist of Presidents of tlm United Smtes, with that of the chief oilmen?. Post OlRee revenue in i hiif hiwiii? in U. S. Newspapers in l*. S. K*-«-l«-i- i.-t'ma| Statistics. Medical Statistic*, number of deaths in New-York, Philadelphia, Wushiiigtou, and .Savan nah. Jus*, received bv * T. M. DRISCOLL. | 20 I Tho Savannah Stcaln lticc Mill j PjnillS establishment commenced opera-1 J- tiona for tho season, tho beginning of j this month, nnd having heat all tho old Rico on hand is now in complete order lor the re- • coption of tho new crop, having plenty of room anti separate bins for each lot. Tho mill will wo kept going night nnd dtiv ns soon ns the supply will warrant it—It is now ascer tained that from 80 to 100 barrels can ho cleaned in tho ‘21 hours “the engine and ma chinery being first rate” so that planters sending rice to this mill may calculate within a few clays when they can receive it ready for market. * The mill will furnish barrels when- ever required at 87.* cents each, and will laud i rough rice from the deck of vessels at ’ a ct. per bushel. The proprietors have erected cm the premises a range of very secure ami lire proof brick buildings covered with slate for I he pur pose of storing rice when required, by which the owner of it, may avoid the expense of (lrnyng08. &.C. and .tirese.ryn ilu u-nnil order,fi"* voucher sale. Notice will bo given the fac tor when the parcel for him is commenced, that he may determine in time, to have it stor ed, or receive it from the mill as soon ns beat. In case it is not taken away when turned out \ of the inillyit will lie put into store and the; usual charge made of 0 cents per week. A constant supply r,n ‘ aml r ' co ^ ol,r n I wavs on hand for sale in large or small quantities. For any further particulars,apply at the Mill to II. McALPlX, Agent, or IIAIJ., SMARTER & TUI‘PER. Oc^r* A few good Coopers wanted for the Mill to whom Jjsl'J per month will be given and found. nov ii EM 1*0111 ( 32 OF FASHION. DISSOLUTION. rpHE copartnership formerly existing un- JL dcr the firm of FAIRCHILD, LVOV A: CO. of this city, was mutually dissolved on the j loth of June last. All persons indebted to said firm, are rc- quosit. 1 Devious to the 1st of January next, to adjust I,.:’-’* accounts with tlm subscribers, who are duV ftu;ho." ! '.ed to receive the satin*.. ,t. ///“*. | B. T. MC1I0T.S. YultiuMu School Hooks list received from liuston, nnd for sub' by TllO’S* IWL DRIHrnLL, rpllE Sutionnl Spelling Hook, by R. l>. L Emerson. This work is probably bet- «T adapted to the purposes of teaching than my I'ther work over before p'lhl.shed; tiud.nl- iiough it has not long been before the public, t has mot with a sab* rarely proeodonred. ml is now h use in B »ston pubi c schools s well is in New York, l’hil ub’lphin, &e. Whelpbufs Compcnd of History—A very lonulnr amt useful work. The Ameriron Firs! Class H»d;, tl.r National leader, and An Introduction to he national Hinder—by tho Rev. John •ierpont. These works have been pr- pared ■\pressl v for th«‘ Host oil sheools, where they re now in use, exclusively, as reading books ; ( nd so great istltc'.r merit, that t!i*» two 11 ret j •uned have been republished in Fngbmd, * s a great inn r )vcmant on the Leeks there n ^ national Reader—At a mooting ol tiie •bool committee of the city «»t Boston, hol- lon a* the Mayor nnd Alderme fs room July M, 1821)—Voted, That ••PierponUs Nut'onal leader” be introduced into the public grain- uar schools of thiscitv, in lit*ti ol “ Murray s kiglish R eader,” after the visitation ot the • bools ill August. Attest. T W. Pinu.ive, Nec’ry. of the Hchool Committc. Smith's practical Arithmetic, on u new •bin, in which Mental Arithmetic is combin 'd with the u«e of the slate. Goodrich's idigraphy, and large uml small Atlas ; ioodrichb) History of the United States ; locations on tho same, by J. Emerson; dorse’s Geography, and Foster’s Grammar, hr beginners. . T. M. 1). expects shortly, which is now li the press. Lectures on School Kerning— icing a complete Schoolmaster’s Manual ; ,i«rlily serviceable to every person engaged tj"tlu» subject of common schools—by S. It. Hall. . . 0^7- Teachers furnished with copies t»»r ex- i mi nation gratis. ^ <M! ^ Agency Ollice, Of the. Charleston Fire and Mari nr ) Insurance. Company,Dee. 1."3, 1821). < rpHIS Company continues to insure \ us- M- Hiii.s and Cauhobh nguiuAl Marine risks, Proditk and other MFiieiiAxni7.il a* ifiiipsl the hazards of inland navigation by Vessels, Bouts or Boxes, mid IIouhkh, Ffu- sitf he and Goons, against loss or damage |,v I’i/e. For terms apply to v HOMES TU1TER, Agent, dec lf» M fe.>- Tho business will be continued as Wsn ul, at the Xorlii side of -Market Square, under ! the firm of ^yrax^ t «jrome&£ &> ! Who have on hand, and are constant- ’ ly roceiv'.ng fresh sunplies of the various articles which form a full and complete v.li desaleand retail N HlllblUlY M AUKdlorsik All of whicli they oiler for sab* upon terms. • friends, that imthii g has I ecu spared in ren dering our tstaldi.-dinionl worlhv ll»u palrori- age vN* nave li* , ivl..Jbro **.» Literally » h*ny. ?l. MALLEH Y DUFFY, «vr tratji aia-jf. OPPOSITE THU r.XITlAXOU, H AVING availed themselves of tho 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 have ever offered heretofore, viz : Wilkins’ superior Golden Brown and Olive CLOTHS, (quite a new style) Blue, Black Drake* Neck, Green, Steed and Oxford mixt patent finish’d LONDON CLOTHS. Sep. blue, black, brown, drab, fawn, steel mixt, Corhenu. Lavender, and other col’d LONDON ( A SI.ME RES. Black and blue black plain VELVETS. Figured, brown and Fancy colored do. And a great varbiv of light and dark col’d Sill- v-- V E S T I N G 8. Double lioild blue and brown (.’AMULETS, a very superior article for Cloaks and Croat Coats. Being supplied with a full and first rale complement of New York nnd Philadelphia Workmen, from the first establishments, they are prepared to make up the above articles in a style that cannot fail to please. Also, as usual, For the accommodation of Travellers nnd those who prefer despuleh, they have a full assortment of Ready Made Ctol/niiff, of the 1st, 2d and Bd qualities, consisting of-— Coats, Frocks, Coatees, Great Coats, Cloaks, Opera Cloaks, Pants. Vests, •Shirts, under Vests and Drawers, Collurs, nnd Hosiery, of all descriptions. F/iXTCYr Cloth, morocco, and patent leather Caps of Luke Davis* most unproved style Doremus & Suvdam’s N: York, Tenant’s Philadelphia, end Towson’s llultimore approved Stocks of all patterns Riding Bolts, Shoulder Braces, Watch Guards, Suspenders. Fancy Spitnlliehl hkfs. Cravats, Cravat Pads,*Purses, Hair Brushes, Pantaloon and Vest Springs, Hosskin, Ca s' or, and Buckskin Gloves, Double Mechanic Hosskin Gloves,(the most beautiful article of the kind ov er offered in this market) the whole of whit!: **’iU be sold nt the most reduced prices, for u:: 1 ' or town acceptances. N. B. The whole of Ji' 1 above .‘-took Lav ing been carefully selected, tn.d the greater part purchased direct from the in if ml rs bv Mr. 1). perMiiuillv. and thereailv-mad’’u|*'til ing manufiictnrcd immediately under l.'s in- ion, we feel confident, in assuring otu Hall, Simpler &. Tapper Offer for safe, 300 Ful1 ^ Iack * ero1 No * a ■* it v which lbr duality umlchqauucss, iperit exam iniitimi, rather than the llatiery «»t an nrlxei- tisement. LVON, NICIlOLS &. CG. Sacannah, October21)///, 1820. oct El * _ 5218 C 111 Ia ONDlFASill I' NAB II i House, Sign, Fur nil are Ship A *i 3*t '1' :c 5;f GILDING, GLAZING AND l’.M’KIU HANGING. rr^HK nulucriu r -rult lit! forfnnii' r I- aB«*r a rc shletice of leu years, renders his services to the public in tlio above line, and informs them 1hat his Establishment, Sign of the JlantPand Hrush near the F,.crhan.gr, ct M. I >. t .ji.iulinir, BBI.F-. Northein Gin *20 do. d... Whi. *20 do. do. Rum ICO «:.u PutatiH s «Jl) bids Prime Pork, N. York inspection 100 hhls Loaf {Sugar hhds St. Croix-Sugars 200 casks Nails I to 50d, 100 lbs eacli ”»0 do Brads (i to*20d, 100 Ihs each 100 tons Swedes Iron assorted—fiat bars from 1 to 1*2 inches w ide Square do. J, to 4 incites wide l">0 liuls. Howar»l-streci Flour fill do Canal Flour, K. S. B. &. C.’o.'s red brand *21 boxes Sperm Caudles “New Bed ford” • r )0 bags prime green CofTce BOO hugs “ Voulea” patent Shot ‘2"()Aegs “Peabody's** White Lead •)0 cutty boxes Fresh Hyson Tea -•* pieces best Hemp llagginir 20 do heavy r J’ow do ’ ° 10 U.. ia ‘JM0 reams Wrapping Paper 5 boxes “SttunderV’ liest quality (»lu “ Cavendish” ’J’ohuceo 5 do “Marshall’s” dry cured prime old do. BO kegs low priced Tobacco, various brands ‘200 boxes Spanish Segura 100 do. common do. 10 pipes “SeigncttV* Brandy, war ranted pure fi do. Holland Gin, various brands 4 hhds New Orleans Rum 1 puncheon Irish Whiskey fi pipes “Cogswell’s” old (V.iurv Wine fi quarter cask3 do. do. 20 ounces genuine Sulphate Quinine 10 coils Packing Yarn f)0 boxes fresh Malaga Lemons BOO Grind Slones, si*i.t!i sizes, doc Bll Nov lioods. CHAMPION &. LAT1IROP, Have just received, WD A YARDS dark heavy Amorienn » Prints at 12f, cents per yard 2(H) ('niton Table < Moths 4, o and ti-4 Thibet Wool Shawls. assorted colours 0 and 7-4 rich raw Silk Shawls White Lace Shawls and Veils Lace Cap? s Broad English Thread Lares Black and white English and French Silk Hose Black slate and white Cotton do. Men’s mixt llo.se Black and white Silk Gloves !0 dozen Ladii -? superior II. S. Gloves 20 common do. Hook ivre.-'ins, Sarsnrt Cambric Cambric Muslins, 100 packs Pins I h milling.-. Needles, Silvt r Thimbles Figured and pi.o’n Gilt Buttons, for (Miildren’s (Mothes and Olive Broad Cloths AI.KO, A:l:i:i:ons to*!;, irassortment of (Me* LIST OF LETTERS, R emaining in the post office, at sa vaunah, Ga. Dccembor Blsf, l^O.l Persons Wishing Letters from this List, an requested to trail for “Advertised Lett ns.' A. < ’apt. Joseph Allen liutlfn.il, |8 ailjiii<rn«fl io 1 luirwlav, Nov. iitah Ii.vuui.il Cm iiT.-LilK.iiy, 0.1 Monday in Dcccm- M i.r.-nl., M. ,f,,, av hi Ju„.~-llr)uii 111, Monday ... i 'ak " '' M'MJ u C v »• J •ilimary—EflinaUn , i ( " rv *' l0l “ J *'i oiivh.—Cbuii.Liii,3J .Monday in Ftbrn- | iioiurn itavf nn.l Terms o f ,1m Court of Common ; I .can ami Over uml Icriuiinr of tlio Ciiy of Savannah . Dof.T, i", d a y 1th—meets 2d Monday, 14tli David E. Adams Win. Allen Thomas Addison *2 John Any Russel Akin Aljiheus Barrows Fred*k JLiidmi 2 Vv’in. Braushurv Philip Bi-Ini (it. J. lleuedicl Ihniry Briggs Nancy Brian Wm. N. Aliandcr Aliehael .1. Atkins Giduun Almv •L NY. Atwood //. < ‘apt..Ins. Blankenship Ab’m Baldin Jos. E. P. Helm 2 James Berry Jns. Bel.sou Gupt. Pm,! Briggs U. J I. Bivins * I5«h “ 41|| ‘ “Oil, Fch, *« «c 1 6t|i, IIH'l lH <llh 11 •l'li “ 2d »» 2.1 “ 2.1 *« ftii “ n.i « 2d 25,li fth 26t:. Mill I2ilt ISiIi 13th - , , . U. Jl. IflVIll: Hannah Briggs (ir 0 . Bristol Mar}- J. Bn..,.. inn er .ici-'Miiiah Brown Jo.-tqih Bolton James Bnrlon G. W. Blunt Jan.es M. Bond Uljver Brown '(fe.IWd Mat leas B'.mn Funny Burke Cttpt. Walter Bush (. (‘aj-.t. .Tosejih < Imndl Clarl; , . lolll J Ilf Cmiit ol Oi.liunrv sits rcvulnrly onco every twe •i.llis, "iiimiij; uiili ilio first Alonduy in January. ' . ii'n r '' 1 c ‘ 5r ';"'‘ L’.'tirt oprned on tho 5th Nov. V t;,,d ' v|!1 hit »b ,Q, »* ill lllia Ciiy on tho 1 I III* o! Miiy next. * ' T ^-wwuju l ,i -.■L.i. mui > .Mii.:korfl nnd Sperm Candles S i I JD’LS N.i, 1 MocIiRrul IW a •!<>. •• e ,i„. el ftii. •> :t ,i„, ' 'l lm!l'<!o. II do. liOiVCt .Spurin CaiulliM—Xcn- Bed- UWiU'Jl.yU«r UV..I UOOIVI1 U1IU i lor sal- l.y HALL. FIIAPTERTITPPER. dec yl Nathan II. Clark . Miss A. 11. (.'amphell Mrs. Mary (' ijit. Constant Chase Nancy Cra Herr Cline Wni.’il. CmmU James Cooper Joseph Cole .ML.-- Joanuui. Conner Capt. Joseph Cole J) ‘ | (’apt. And’vv Davis John J. Dean .losejili Jleen ('a,.;, .lull Delano • Wm. F. Dutto/t j Edvvhl Dutiel , R< v. .Tnsial, Evans 1 NaUumiol Eaton Jr. James Dezendurf Miss’l*. A. Demoro J)<• ('liliip Henry L. Dodge i.. Dtiuphy *2 Evan« Fara!t Everitt F. Isaac Fall B f'im;il i 1 ’l<i nr. Port hind iviun,&,C' ; DHLs. I’LOL'R •» hhds. and 1(1 bills. Portland Rum 20 hhls. Pr’nie Pork ) Now (City In- 10 iln. Mess do. } speetion) i Landing from acl.r. Frances nnd for sale by JOHN BENTLEY. Ilorrison Apple Cider. S A N i )| NC iVom ship Maron A 20 id.Is ( :der, liiaunliicttired by .T. Crane ; ot Wot Bluoiiiheh!, N. J.. lor sale by JOHN BENTLEY. ] A supply of tlio above superior urticlc_will • be received weekly. « d r J. B. j W. R. Franklin *2 M,s. Caroline Fr iser Jaf.d, ^ ’ It. tV. Ferguson (.’apt. Benj. I , 'ish Jos vih E. Freer M. I Vzgrf ibl Ciij-t.J.C.Fitzpatrick Benj. F. Foster Dr. 1L II. Footman *2 Mrs. M. II. Footman i F* Eord Miss Angelina Folk'.T Sm.’ I B. Forrester J. P. Force Eli Flitch liltttn*. Ur very choice quality selected for family “ use in Tubs and Firkins Aim'i.ch in barrels Received and for sale liy G. A. WOODRUFF. Mr.*. Mnrg't J. Gray A/.-:I Genual Ab’m Gieger Wm. Harrington Wm. Ilarfor.l Wm. 1 Inzzard G. James Gallngher Jiimas Gihbius Miss Jane Gorton JL Pnt’k Ilart -Martin Hathaway Thomas 11 irilee" . Mrs. A. 1). Hathaway John Uanh Itcccivod. i f*: PI NCI I E'. i.\S Jamaica Rum o 1() do/. ( rm and Rush bottom Fancy Chair.** j 20 do Windsor Chairs, i Lauding from ahip Statirn, nnd for sale by i , J. B. HERBERT. I rtep 24 ( .i/D-ph Henry James IIcnry i 'l’lior. It. I loirs Mrs. Lucitt M. Hog . .h.hn 1 loud Robert Hunter John i lulihard Wm. Hudaon \»i;.t. s , li * . I'* hbbl-t. l'it! , o:i .Mnrke' lb.uf .i". lbickvv ii» at Flour ('« LIEN Ov. MILLER lings Sn t i * it*, is .Mid. IV11 Cajit. Ames HedJey J.nnrs lliiiekhy (ha Howard *2 ; Mrs. N. M. IIolln;ul Bryan Hussey Jot n Hunter* John B. Hughes /. l/iiiidiiiy: from Ship Macon, k DDLS. « Whiskey 25 do. Apple Brandy HI casks prime Cheese Dor sn!.. l,y UOK & MF.RRIMAX. d,17 ao 'SarahE.Isaacs2 Geo. Jsar.t . •''"'"'yp SlicciinL's 1 ickltlgs, 0.-C. IV.L-. xvc. i .MI of which lire oilered at wholesale and ; retail at No. !.*, Gibbons* Range. "Dips. FINE as.-.-rtni'-nt ol and ornamented < > ••namelled, ]»l«in Liiuq new pal- ! •d and is undergoing a gener.il and extons.vo im-1 ii* r ns, with ground shade.-^, jn-t received prov‘inent, and that lie has received by Let*' J U t , r ^.al«» lo\vl»v arrivais a large supply “f ; LAY HENDRICKSON. VIM’S, OILS, |Jlvt <miM, WINDOW ' No. *2 and 15 Gibbon’s Building* O- AINTS, OILS, DKCSUEH, WINDOW GLASS, \i. 6t>. With the assist:,v.re t.fa competent foreman, whom he has employed, will enable him to ^ execute work of tho’kiml. tm as iiccommoda-1 ting terms as any person in the city. Faints, Oils, ’Itrnshcs, Window Glass. Sashes, Faper Hangings, t{*.\ tj r. With a general assortment of articles in the lim» always kept on hand, for sale wholesale and retiiif. I N. B. Paints prepared for tisc nnd direc-j •ions given for using them. n 1». MART.OW. I ;tl—Bin itniiu'lics oi'SStulo Bank, (ENTRAL, Macon. North (’.irciinu Stale B.iuk Newborn, Cano Four Northern, anti all other Bank Notes »*f responsible Banks, and nil kinds of (iOl ,1), Lomdit and sold at LUTHER’S dec 15 Exchange Office. ct 0 Raisins, Rut tor & Cliovsu. Landing from ship Macon. m | At BOXES bUncli iiiuscatol Raisins Satin'ts Hrown Slioetiiiffs, &e. | **."!*: ' ! .' ‘‘V , d " „ naiim.isi . . , ,! ltl lirkms choice Goshen Butter Satmcls, assorted colors and , l!l¥l Chcrae . J-’or snlo by 3 CASES qualities Fifty Dollars lictwarcl. f OST, or Stolen from the Stage on the _j morning of Bot h ult. between Suvunn.ih itud JL S- Idftinb’H, Bryan county, a large size Trunk, containing Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Wearing Apparel. It also contained some Jewelry, among which are a set of Gold Ear-rings, with Topaz Stones and Broach lo match, another set of Eur-rings with Topaz Stones, one sot of ull Gold and Bronch, one Gold Cable Chain, u chain four feet long formed of rings of wrought gold and fastened with a chased gold clasp, the Mi...ull re of a Lady in a Gold ease, Jy rmuiottfH and various other articles, with the owner’s name James M. M'Intouh, Lieut. United States Navy, on a plate oil the front of the Trunk. Fifty dollars reward will be paid for any information leading to the re covery of the property by Benj. S. Lamb, Bryan Court House or Cupt. Newcomb, at the Mansion House, Savannah, dec *21 1 hales Brown Sheetings l case dark Fancy Prints 1 do. low priced do. 1 do. do. Furniture do. plain Bob!uolt Footings* wide and narrow Merino mid Prussian Shawls and Mantles Merino Handkerchiefs, scarlet and white Silk Bandanas, (line quality) Silk Umbrellas, large t-ize, (ivory handles) Darning Cotton, assorted numbers Pins in packs. Nos. 4, 4£, 5 nnd (> Dre ssingand Side Combs, assorted sizes Wire Ribbons, assorted colors 0-4 Jaconet Muslins, didt-rent qualities Colored Net Suspenders, low priced Red Flannels, various mini hies Black Worsted llose, do. do. Landing from sclir. Excel, for sale bv JACOB WARING, nov B0 Gibbons’ Range, dec 17 .T. BENTLEY. Roots, Shoes, Huts, &.c. CASES, containing a complete assort- OvF incut, of Shoes and Boots f> eases Black and Drab Wool Huts 4 do Fools-cnp Paper. Landing, and for sale at very low prices if applied for immediately bv dec 11 CU1IEN & MILLER. j .Domestic Cotton Goods. i BALES 4-4 super. Indigo Ticking * J 5 do. i)-H ami 4-1 do. Fancy Aladriu Handkerchiefs 1 do. super. American Dimity 4 do. Colton Cord 4 boxes Cotton Shirts j For sale by II. SLOAN, dec HI Hunter's Buildings. Murillo nnd Thibet Shawls, .&,(* j • Spanish Sonars, C 1I1AMP10N &. LATHUOltP, No. 1) Gib- , Just received per sloop John Chevalier, J boils’ Range, have this day received, i Spanish Segars,Silva brand Scarlet and Black Merino Semis, Borne of also, n very superior quality, und 5 crates of Crockery, containing him Square Black Merino Shawls, I pointed Ewers and Busins and handled Lon- Which with their former stock of Merino | don Teas and Thibet Shuvvls, they oiler ut a uinnll t Forsalehy J. B. HERBERT, advance from Nt w-York prices. dec 1h AI.NO, Received by recent arrivals, largo additions to their stock’of Staple and Fashionable Dry Goods. < k ,< * Flour and Oranges. Jvst Received, BBLS superior Howard Street and " Gallego Flour 20,000 Oranges carefully packed and per fect lv sound put up in small boxes nnd barrels, nov 11) ‘ s * J - BRYAN. Dont’H Hilous Pills. i SUPPLY just received ami for,sale by r» THUS. RVER8CN jr ,A«A. Rntlcr. t:iif(!so. &.c. I A CASKS host (iontion GIiccbc J (J 15 FirliiiiH lluttor Just rec'ved per i*chr. Oregon, and for «alol,v ‘ A DASSIHT ('ordiiils mid Clumi|Hiigiie. C 10R1HALS in Boxes, assorted f l^ontlon Pickles, Ketchup nnd Fall Sauces Champiiigne und sjinrkling Burgundy, of the most approved brands, in baskets Forsalehy C. A. WOODRIFF. dec 10 Rliicksmilliy 1 Tools. gQ PAIR Hi llowrt 5)0 Anvils 50 Vices, some very superior 2 casks sledge nnd hand hummers Received nnd for stile bv X.'B. & II. WEED. I nov 11 Reel. Cork, Fiiry, &<•• £ l ST rci'eivd per ship Statira, sclir. 3-T ill-*!b>, and other late arrivals, viz : •”■() I'bls. Print' lb if, New 550 do. Mess do. do. 5(1 do. Prime Pork do. P0 do. Men do. tlo. 1(1 half do. Mess Beef do. Hi do. d.». do. Pork do. 20 kegs Butter, best Goshen 5(0 drums New Figs 20 hhls. Butter Crackers, fresh 20 qr. do. do. do. do. 20 half do. Buckwheat Floor 20 qr. do. do. do. 20 kegs Wine Biscuit 20 boxes Raisins 20 half do. do. 20 qr. do. do. And in Store. A full assortmhut of Groceries and Ship Clr.tndlerv, which will he sold low bv CLAGllORN & WOOD, doc 21 Ancinux’s wharf. Mimllcs. Shawls. &c. M ERINO and Cashmere Mantles, and Merino and Thibet Shawls. AI.NO. Merino Cloths ofthc first quality. For sale at the very lowest market pri ces at No. I, Young's Buildings, Market. Square, Just received, a fresh supply of Ladies* Leghorn Rolivar Hats, Rich Ribbons, and co loured Silks, which, together with the stock on hand, make a very general assortment of Fr rhio.inMe articles. For sale wholesale or refi il', as low as the lowi st, bv ibv B0 A. BENNETT. Landing from sclir. Oregon. ‘ is .Tarolls Elvira .lol.m:uii •bina.s Jve\s Sm i’l II. Kmuiib r.-; Mrs. Sarah M. Juuv Da . d Lay mi Joriuli J.U\\ r- tli-O Wm. A. Lloyd Wi.i. J.udinglon ; John Marning John Middli Son Morris Miller *2 Joseph S. Miller ! Wm. Morcock -*v,. .Miss Isabella M-Kcati Hugh .M'Donald . Lewis S. M't’all John M'Donald Mrs. Mm*g't .M*Gregor Randal M'Donald Arch d M'licod Geor ,r e 3I*Giir;is I . A- 3 Mn?. Nooks. Jm»i"s O. Jeil-s ILcli’d L. Jones K. Julia Kuv James Lanier Isaac LaiId W m. J.atio C»]it. il. Lin-by Harriet Lloyu M. < Even M»h"r Gadi 5S. .Miller Benj. Miller R. P. ’I’. Alongin Rev. < i'.o. \V. Moure Mnokorol. Dr#I.S No. *2 Mackerel in goodordt 10 do. “ 1 Jo. do. 1 10 do. “ B do. dp. Landing and lbr sale low if taken from tl j whiir,’. A. BASSETT, dec ’21 C’on- i'ras nnd Eran. 200 BSIIIJ.S for sale at a modern • »0‘) I'usli. VVJient Bran. Applvto 0 PALMES &U-.E, Exchange Dock# Allmu.v AloandDomijolins. ’ll k DIU.S Fiilli-r ii!id Tmlor's Doub! •’ '— ll!ul Ik'mijoliun uf 1, J ond 1 •" n, !'"o IVom ! 'riy Francos nnd for snlo b ,,c " 1 JOHN BENTLEY. (). Domini,di O'lJyrni' iloliooon Os'.v !] George Oliv. r ,' i'Dsli Garden Seeds. A FINK assortment of fresh (inrden Sect 2 w (4 Eds year’s growth, warranted, jt ivci ived and f< ir su 1 • liy LAV ly’JlENDRTCKSOSr, de«* 11 Druggists, Gibbon’s Building r. John A. Paine Parker P. Parmer Samuel Peirce Dr. Tires. Phipps CJiarles Porter R. fi Boxes y»"i.w s»mp . a. ;«» 5til do Fancy Soa 20 hbls Prime IWk “Cilv Inspection’ 1 20 Firkins Goshen Butter 10 barrels Cider 20 do Vinegar 20 hhls Canal Flour 10 box: s Sperm Candles For sale by COHEN i\: MILLER, dec 5 I Thus. A. Pnxtor 1 Sarah Parmontcr .1. .1. K. Palmer ; John Patrick ; Rachael Pei'oiiueau , Thus. .1. Pitt James Potts. J Edw’d Quigley. I Veins Rico M ; ss Mnrv A. Roberts ; James Rolmrts Plcav.-mt Rose I ■ ■■ ■ Rower Isaae Russell. S. j Isirenr.o ]). Stratton Dr. J. H. Saussy j MissUilnviaStehbins John 1). Street* 1 John J. Snead G. B. Shofiall ( Sarah Stewart Miss Marg’t B. S.irk Rev. J. C. Stiles Jailiau M. Smith ! Edwin Skipper *2 Miss Amelia Smith 2 John Swimer Levi J. Smith. .! j R. R. Ta' b*r Wm. Tnvlor 2 ! Wm. V. Tliml Miss J,f illia Totten dipt. Jns. Tompkins Wm. Thomas Geo, A. lurknett Cap}. Thus. Tummon I -Miss Man* M. Tufts. ! . U- ; Jeremiah 1 pliant, i U. James 11. Vick. Albany Ale and Cider, BBLS. Fidb r’s double Ale and 10 do. fine Cider Landing from sclir. Francis nnd for sale JOHN BENTLEY. dec n ■10 Madeira \Vinc. ^ff^UE sobaeriherwill sell at reducedpric< , Madeira Wine, of the most app^ovi lint lids in Pij>es, halves, quarter Cusks ai j eighths. J. p. HENRY. 1 A I’i inlin^ Paper. 1 ()N’*SJGNMENT of 100 reams supe • ior quality, just received and for sale a . Manufactory prices bv '(’in mim dec. 10 Ale. R mil, Cheese. Rutter. &.<■ BBLS. Fuller & Taxlor’s double All • U 10 linlfbbla. do. (lo. r 20 bids Portland Rum 5 Iditls. do. 10 casks first quality Cheese 10 firkins best Goshen Butter 5(0 hhls. Newtown Pippin Apples 10 half hhls. Fulton Market Beef and *20 boxes Soap Landing from ship Stntirii nnd brig Union, forsalehy JOHN BENTLEY. dee 24 Storage*. r|lHE subscribersenti take 400 bales Cot- I ton on storage ill their brick stores on Jones upper wharf. HALL, CHAPTER vk TUPPER. dee 00 w. 11. Van Bracirill. ir. Win. H. Warner Benj. Walling John Wnd«worth G011. II. Wurien i Mrs. Marv E. Wray Mr. Ethdbert Willson jJolui F. Webb II. Weston (’apt. Ebon. Welsh *2 Capt. A. C. White Sliadrnch Winkler A. W. Wilkins I.T. 11. Willing Rev. R..1. Wvnn CHAMPION & LATIIItOp. 1ii(|uid Ink, O F good quality, suitable for marking Cot ton bales, boxes, &r. for sale by the gal- ! lonjw ^ LAY & HEN DK1CKSON, I dee 1? Druggists, Gibbon’s Buildings. Mustard Seed. \ SUPPLY of English White Mustard fc’ecd, just received and for snlo by LAY &. HENDRICKSON, I dee 11 Druggists, Gibbon’s Buildings. lYimo Eastern May. *7 ’% ^ NDI.ES put up by Captain John- ® 9.JI sou ofthc first qiinlitv forsalehy Rieh'd Whitaker —— - Geo. While Henry \\ illinms Thomas N. Winship i Cathariue Woo.lrufi* John J. While Mrs. Sarah V. White. GEO. SCHLEY. P. M. juu 4 ;{;j I.iiixling from sclir. OthclK;, i BIIDS.rnrtliiml — " " 10 lilies Jiiiniiicti l’inii-iilii ]•* firkins It-I .futility (ittsiitui Bultcr tilt Mils. Mt’ssnnd I'rimi' Bt-of F»r sj!.' I»y CCIIEN & JJIDLEB • .lev ‘.’l 75 ; first quality forsalehy I'AUIKS & DEE. (Iff 9 Exchange Dock. TAR, 5 DDI.S large size of a good quality o iti fine order, for sale bv DZI.MKK & LEE. 0 Exelmngo Dock Wooli'ii 11 till'llose. DOZEN stout Woolen Iiolf He Just received ami for sale by JACOB WAKINfc, 10 Gibbon’s Range. di dr Com Afloat. BUSHELS new Coru will Im? ■ttWtJII’vJ bi4d b'w ifupplied for immedi ately by J’ALUES &• LEE, dee ’ll Exchange Duck.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1835, January 05, 1830, Image 1