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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY GEORGIAN 'll rUBMUtXD IN THI CIV of Snvnnunli, WILLIAM ll'miLLOCII. *T tKN 1)01,LAIIS PKtt ANNUM, rtTANlk N««l-»»NU»tlY l» AUVINCK on liT SIX DOUUAnS FOR SIX MONTHS. The TrJ-WcuUly Ocoriflan, TON till COUNTIIY. IsnMbll«Ue«l loniooUhfArrnninirtcntofthomalU, thro* timut a week, (Tuoflay, Thumfay, Mid Sa nt the Offieu oftho D.ut.r Gtco.iwuN, nml contuinn nil the Intelligence, Comntcrdal, Political, •ml 4MI*cullnnm>u8, including now Advertisements, 1. M-nt w uH nnrli of lire Si..» tn.1 Union, nr Jo- HvntvU In tire «ily, nt F1VK DOLLARS nor on- tZ&Smffe DOLLARS for SU Monti,,. TIM) Woeltly Georgian, )■ paMUMoyory Solnrdny nOcrnoon, nt TilREL DOLLARS, perannum.—All payable in advance. All ADVERTISEMENTS pnblDltod nt the Charleston, raws. . . - N. R. Each Citation by the Clinks of the Courts Of Ordinary, that application has been mnilo for I turs of Administration, must bo published TUI III 1 DAYS nt least. ..... , ~ .. Notice by Executors nnd Administrators tor Debt ors and Creditors to render in their accounts, must bo published SIX WEEKS. Solos of Negron* by Exocutois and Administra tor* mpst be nt public auction, on the first Tuosduy of the month, between tl.o usual hours of sale, at the. place uf, Public Sales in the Comity where the Letters Testamentary, of Administration, or C.nar- dienship, may have iieen granted, first giving sixty oats nulico thereof in one of the public gazettes of this Slate, and at the door of tlie Court House, where such sales ure to be held. Notice for leave to noil Negroes, must be publish ed for foul months, befoie any order absolute shall bo made thereupon by the Court. .... Sales of Heal Kstute by Kxecutors. Adtmulstra- tors, and Guardiuns, must be published hl\n DAYS before the day of Sale. These sale* must be nmdo at tlto Court House door of the County hi which the property is situate, and on the first Tttos- day of the Month, between the hours of ten in the morning and four in the afternoon. No sale from day to day J« valid, unless so expressed in the ad vertisement. .it... i Applications by Executors, Administrators and Guardian* to tho Court of Ordinary for leave to sell LanTmun bo published FOUR MONTHS. Sales of pcrsonul pnqierty (except negroes) of ICI.I. .ml inlclalo emu;, l.y F.wn.t.’r, nml A.I- ministrators must bo advertised r OIITY DAY-. Application, by Kurcinor. ami A.lrmiil.lrnlor. for Letter* D'nmissory, must be published MX MONTHS. t ... , Applications for foreclosure of Mortgnpcs on real •state must las advertised once a month for t OL H MONTHS. , . , Orders of the Court of Ordinary, (nccompnmed w : ;h a copy of tho bond ol agreement) to tniikn ti tles to land must be mlvcrltsod Tkiikk Months nt least. Sheriff's Sales under axecmion* regularly grunted by the Courts, must be advertised T!IIll*I\ DAYS —nJet nwrtgugw executions SIX 1 Y DAYS—Sales -j’ neriihuhle property under order of Court, must ha advertised, generally, TEN DAYS before the day af sale. Ail Advertisement* will be punctually attended l *V All Letters directed to tab* Office .c. 'bo Ed •r, must be pos paid, to entitle them to alien Vol. XXIII. SAVANNAH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 0, 1841. No; 4. United States mull 1 ine to the N Villi. ffiTCSSa iSSfe* 'ADIU, rpilK ohly Lino carrying lint Great Northern A. Mails, in connexion with tho Clmtleslon ami Wilmington Stenndiotil and Rail Rond Line, com- noticing at tho iiorlhorn end of that Line, nml run ling through I’oiersbnrg. Richmond, Frcdcricks- burg, Wusbiiigtun, Uultimore, Ate. by Kail Roads utid Steamboats. Travellers will find this Line perfect tbrougbout. The rail rends are in lino older, the engines mid curs new, and of tho most npptovcd tunsiniciiun, and •he steamboats unsurpassed by any in the country. Thcro Is now no delay nt *ny point, nml no expense or trouble attending the transition of persons or hnggage from one rail mud to another. From Richmond north tlto route is now run over by day light, nml the trip Is made from Weldon to Bulli* more in ‘21 hours, including nil stoppages. Oftho two routes going north from the Wilming- cn rail road, the mail route is the shortest by ‘20 miles, nml being nearly ull rail rotul, it will be found the most certain and expeditions. Tho other Line through Portsmouth can only competo with it when it has an early start, with favorable weather, fair winds nml smooth water. This w ill he evident to every traveller, when ho roflucts that it bu* neatly 0(M) miles of steamboat navigation, on a wide buy, lor tho most purl out of sight of luntl. Tltero are no changes on the mail line from ears to steamboats in the dead of night; no starting from a crowded limanr in tin* dark; no delays from fog* or gales of wind; no sea sickunss, and no lung fine of stennthoH.'s forced to run to the lop of their iced t<» f* 'through in time—ull of whith will be T. the oilier rmito. The mail line will be found the most interesting of tlm two, ns it passes through tinge nml Hum idli ng towns, n pleasant country, in sight of Mount Trrnon, (clo-e to which thestennihoat on the l’oto- >mc passes,) nml through YY’nsbinpton City; which it is believed are much more agreeable objects than the pines nml swamps, or the endless prospect ol tiler, on the other. The mail lino is the only direct tonic to Wash- glon City. Passengers reach there n duy ahead t those who lake the other line. It i* ti e only route to tho Virginia Springs, uml there is nmv nearly ICO miles of rail road from Weldon in the direction of the Springs, currying passengers w itliin a day’s ride of them. The fare is the same ns by the other line, and passengers pay through to Baltimore. For further information apply to the Agents of the Petersburg Rail Road Company, Weldon, or nt Guryshurg. Office Petersburg Rail Road Co. ( JuK I, 1041). ) .i «l> fl Savannah ,(C»:i.) linctift. TERMS OF THE MORNING PAPERS. 1. Advertisement* will ho charged 75 cent* per square fur the first insertion and . r i0 cents for every continuance. Weekly, semi-weekly, tri-weekly or monthly Advertisements will be dunged 75 cents per square for each insertion. Twelve lines les* are considered a square. 2. When a Rill in six month* exceeds $50, a de duction of 15 per cent will be made: w ben it exceeds $75,20 percent; when it exceeds $100,25 per coin; nod when it exceeds $1*25, a deduction of 30 per cent will be mu<te. pru«i.l».l the Bill i* paid when presented, or within u reasonable time ilieieaftop. 3. Advcitisemcnls of A pot been* ies and Booksel ler* will be udinitted fur $100 per annum,.but they are to be confined l» their legitimate business, and after the first insettioii the Advertisements nru ,lW placed upon the out title of the paper Advertise- meats of Patent Medicines will be inserted yearly for $ 100 per column. 4. All Obituary Notice* exceeding six lines w ill be charged a* Advertisement*, nml ail Notices of Wedding* will be dinged One Dollar, tube paid for, when handed in. 5. All Communication* recommending candidates for offices of trust uml profit, or pulling public exhi bitions, ami nil tlnse, the effect of which is to pro- . mote private interests, will be charged us Advertise- meats, and they must invariably bo paid for in ad vance. 6. No transient or merely occasional Advertise meat will bo insetted unless paid for in advance, excepting those of Officers of the Courts, who will be required to settle tltcir uccounts in Novemb. r and Apr I of eacli year. 7. All other Advnitiscments from the country nr place* out of Savannah mu*t be paid for in advance, unless their publication he authorized by an agent in thecity. who will Im* n-sponsib.e for tho payment. 0. No Pnjier will ho sent gratuitously to any per son whatever, and in no case will Paper* bo given away, except to tna*'er* ofveWs or steamboats. 1). No new subscription will be received hum a non resident siihsciibvr unless paid for in advance ; and every subsetiber out of tho city who does out pay up arrearages fur Ins paper tut or la-lure the ln«t of May, 1841, will not receive a paper ulter that time. Ann such person will n».t bo received a* a subscriber to either the Georgt hi or Republican, while In* is in arrearages for either of those papers. (H7* Legal Adveitiscinenis nt * ho usual rates. Finding it absolutely necessary, to meet the much enhanced expenses of out business, in a manner sat isfactory to the public, we the undersigned, propri etors of tho "Daily Georgian" ami " Savannah Daily Republican,"agree to adhere strictly to these regulations nml adopt them for our government, from and after the first day of January next. WM. II. ULL LOCI I, Of the Georgian. LOCKE ft DAVIS. Of the Republican. Kates ol Freltflit of the Central Unit ltoad. From Snv'h to Stations 1,2, .1 4ft 5 It 1 ° i'S 11,12 Bbls Beef. Pork, Fish and Liquor 50 75 1 20 1 50 1 75 " Oil.MolnsscsA Lime (Hi 1 0(J 1 5G 1 75 2 00 '• Flour 50 75 fit! 1 00 1 00 " Fruit, Potrti.es, On ions, Beets, Ac. .. 38 GO 81 10 l 00 " Bread, Crnekera \ other light barrel*. 30 50 75 l 00 1 00 Com and l’ess hi bags per bushel 10 15 20 05 25 Clairs, per dozen,.... t 50 2 25 3 00 3 00 3 50 Carriages, 4 wheeled. 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 Cotton per hale, round not exceeding :t.VJ II. including insurance 1 00 1 10 l 45 1 00 1 75 " square, do. do. do 1 00 1 10 1 35 1 50 1 CO (Uxerss for each sto tiuti uf 10 miles 5 cts per 100 Hut.).. Demi joints nnd J ugtt not exceeding 1 gallon,. 85 25 25 25 “ 2 gnl. not excet 1. 5 50 50 5(J 75 75 Gigs, Sulkeys and Jer sey Wagons 6 00 G 00 G 0 8 00 8 00 Ducks, and I-’owU in coop.* per bend, (2. r i per cent more if not cooped.) 3 :i 4 4 4 Ilors-s. M ules andCot tic per head 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 11 lids and pipes liquor not cxred'g 120 gnl. 2 00 3 00 4 50 5 00 G 0 Do do Molasses ft Oil, ordinary size 4 00 5 00 G 00 7 50 0 0 Half bids Beef, Polk, Fish nml Liquor.... ss 50 75 88 0 Do do Flour 25 30 g:i 75 75 Do do Fruit. Potatoes, Onions, Beets, ftc... 25 30 50 63 75 Jersey Wagons with out covers 0 00 C 00 G 00 G 00 C, 00 Kegs Liquor, ftp. not exceeding 5 go! or 25 «5 25 Do do do 10 gnl 5(1 5(1 51 50 50 Lumber per lout) feet superficial, Si 50 for each stage of It)mile: Measurement good.* pr cubic foot .. IB 15 O-.ls, Rye. Brno. Coil Meal and Rice Flour in lugs, perlu.lii-l., r K ir 15 15 Ploughs, each 5( g: l 0(1 1 00 •Salt in sucks per lusli H 12 20! 2.' *1 00 Sleep. Lamb.*. Goals Kills. Deer. Ilogs ft D"g»- per lead 5( 7." 1 l 0(1 l 00 1 00 Sugnr, Coffee, Hire Hardware mid sucl otherurticleansgol.j weight per 100 11*.. 2.- 3fl 1 50 G3 75 Turkeys nml Geese ii coop- per lead,(23 pr cl more if not cooped | 12 12 12 12 liny pet hate 7.' 1 2. r 2 (It 2 5C 3 00 Post and stage Coin-lies nnd Bond Wagons, 10 00 10 oo 15 0U 20 00 20 00 Wheelbarrows 50 5t •75 1 00 1 00 rill IK Races over the Oglethorgo Cot JL mile and ii half finin thecity) will commence on Tuesday, the 1 Oil* of Junuuiy, Dill. The pursea ureas follows: First Day—Pur-e $10(1, two mile heats. Second Day— Puna* $(100, three mile heat*. Third Day—Purse $800, four mile heats. Fourth Day—Pur-e $300, for all loosing horses of tlm previous days, two mile heats. Fifth Day— Purse $300, mile heats, best 3 in 5. The stables are all new and excellent, ami will he furnished gratis. The proprietors have spared nospnin* nor expense to make.the track iiiuiil in •»»»•■ •*— soil and lne«b»e being well adapted to that purpose. PICKARD & LOVELL, Proprietor*. Tho following Sweepstakes will come off the day previous to tho above: Sweepstakes Ibr 3 yr old*, sub $100 each, lift, three *»r more to make n race, tonumuai.d close the 1st of .Inn. next. Mile beats. Same Day—Sweep*mkes, sub $200 ouch, h ft, three «>r mine to make a race, m name and close the 1st of Jan. next. Two mile bents. Perseus wishing to enter in either • f the above stakes, will addres* Y’ S PICK Mil). dec p t Savnnnnh.Gn. (CT* The Charleston Mercury, Augusta Constitu tionalist, Mdldgevillo Federal Union, and Mucnn Messenger, will publish the above once iivvc.-k until the J5th January, uml send their hill to this office for collection, 8:tv:iiinuii Frinalo Si inininy. M RS. NOEL and ibe Misses KYLE have open cd u p« rmnneiit Hoarding and Day School f.»r Young Ladies, in this city, in the I sejnte ly occupied by II. Robert*, Esq ill Yotk street. They have been educated in Europe, nml from iIm* experience which they linvo b'**l, feel themselves well qualified to impart a thorough education to the Pupil« who may he committed to their enrr. Terms per qunrler, payable half qumtcrly in advance. Onhography, Rending, Writing, uml the tirsl principlesof Geography and History, $3 00 Orthography, Reading,Grammar, Purring, Mythology. Histoiy,Sacred, Ancient nml Modem, Geography, Writing. Aritlime. tic, Natural Histoiy, Rhvtoiicnnd Com • Per rack not over 4 bushel. All small pnckugr*, 25 All puckngcs of les* weight than 50 lb* or meu* soring less tiuia2$ feel 95 cents each. Fieighl nt th.- above Rates uml under the follow ing Stipulations, viz: No •'laiin for damages on articles enrried by this Company, unless the packages ure examined and identified in the presence oftho Agent of Tninspor- la ion, before the sninenie removed from the Depot. Not iiccoui.--tide for li e leakage of Liquor, Oil ur Molasses, breakage of Glass or Crockery wore, chaf ing of Ragging, Cn triage* or Chairs. Not account able for breaking of Ilollow-waie : no internal in- jury not clearly pere.-ptilde on the outside of the package, w ill he allowed for, miles*established to hnvooccurred on board tlm Car: not accountable for the decay of perishable articles: not accounta ble for Live Stock : nml no liability lor goods evi dently shipped hi bad older, or for coojiernge of Lime. Rn train or Pack nee* nfnni' kind whnlevet It is umlersiooil licit tins Luinpany will not bold themselves ncroiiniablo for mendings of Cotton bales nr for |.i1lnge, or dntnnge by the weather an liny freight lifter being landed at the place of des tination or ft-r loss by firo except Cotton utid then only while in the Cars. (O’ (Sun Fvicdcr Prohibited. The Inw will be enforced against ull per'sons attempting to smuggle it on tlm Rond. Tlm Company will hnvo Agents nt the 00 mile Station and lit the teiminu- ef toe rend to attend to tho delivery nml forwarding of good*. Merchan dise not to Im- forwaided, if not called for in three dnvs, will be charged (lie Savannah rate* of Stor ape. j. McFarland, Agem. (CFTho Macon Messenger will plenio publish. ling 22 Jihit llt'cdvctl per Brig Clinton. 1 CASE Manna, Fluke, 5ft iiz Quinine, French. For sain by nog 7 THOR. RYKRSON. ritmily l.iltrury, N O 100, Two year* before tlm mast, a personal nan alive of lifa nt sen. Nos 107 and l()8,Tlueo voyages for tlm discovery f a Noitbwestern passage from the Atlantic to tlm ’acilie anil narrative of an attempt to reneb the North Pole, by Sir W E Parry, (’apt R N F R S. Is. Just received, T. PURSE »v 11 Propoials of a Now Work TU IK KNT1TLKD GEORGIA ILLUSTRATED, In a leritt of Original Pitlurtt, on tteel, with letterprcn descriptions. mHB plan of publisldng in successive numbers, plclfliittl works, illustrative of the scenery of countries, has lung boon a populur ono in Knrnpo and is rapidly gaining fu or in our own country. Tito pruspecltii to Issue such a work,devoted to the scenery of Georgia,although novel, will ondmiht cdly find universal favor, and Im regarded as it it by the editor, u plun at mica felicitous and feasible.— There is much scenery in our State, that is not sur utssed in beauty and sublimity, by llmt of any other State in the Union. Tlm up|icr counties ulmund in scenes, which need only tn Im known to command the admiration of all who lovu the beauties of nature. Much of the scenery of the north is inferior to our own, but is yet visitod by ihuusnndt simply becituso it has been icrilltn, snug and •'lionised" by authors and travellers, until its beauty has become universal ly known ami appreciated. It Is desirable that at. luntinn sh mid ba directed to our own resources of tho picturesque in natural scenery, and when this it done, our ow n and northern touri-ts will speedily tender our beautiful views at immorlul at our Ian- gunge. Tho south is chnrgrd with general Indifference to the progress of Literature and the Fine Arts; ami probably the strangest foundation fur tlm chnrge is lbund in her inaction in enterprises calculated to foster these objects. Tlm publication of the pro ned work wifi,"tt is believed, bu an effective blow this foundation, mid n Hep toward* the establish men! of our literary reputution, to which end much honorable effort is now direrted. A third consideration, u(id the Inst which will now-bourred, is the intrinsic vnluc'ofstmh a publi cation its" GEORGIA ILLUSTRATED." It will embody tlm rcpiesentutinns of the henuliful urn] sublime in our Stnto scentery, and afford to nil, ut a trilling expense, exact pictures of our mountain*, vallies, cataracts, public buildings, dec., which limy inny or may, not otherwise behold, but which, in cither case, would afford pcculini pleasure. Tho ptoposed work will be executed in a style sti •rior to any similar pictoral wotk in tlm ■country, lie plates will he exeou ed on steel by eminent en gravers, from original drawing*, made expressly for the purpose, by Mr. T. Addison Richards, of Au Rustn. The engravings will he accompanied with letterpress descriptions, prepared for the wmk, uml in this department the editor will secure, ns far ns ms«iblc, tlm nssittnnre and co operation of i-ur mit writers. In short no pains will he spared to make the work a perfect gem of its kind, to the end that, it may meet a welcome reception not only home but also abroad. Conditions.—" GEORGIA ILLUSTRATED" ill Im issued in monthly parts, in tberpinrtofo<m, t $5 per annum in advance, ur at 50 cents for each rt, payable r»n delivery. Each part will contain two highly finished enprav ings of GeorgiaScenry, accompanied with letter- ’rest descriptions and historical fact*, printed on nrge and beautiful type on the finest paper, the hole envelonod in a neatly printed cover. Any individual who will obtain ami forward six advanced subscriptions shall be entitled tu u ‘Copy of the work. Clubs may receive twelve copies to e ndress for $50, or twenty-five copies for $100, either ense free of postage. Communications nod Subscriptions must bo ml dressed. l’OST PAID, ‘to the editor, YVm. C- Richard*, I'eoficld, Georgia. KTTIte first pnrt, containing an engraved title pngo nml vignette, with two views, and letter-press descriptions, will hu issued on the first of Nuvom her, 1840, nti-l subscriptions should be furwurded prior to that time. ID*Editor* who publish and coll attention to this prospectus, by forwiinling a copy of their paper to tlm editor, will be entitled to the work. position, Tho above branches r ■ill* Rotanv, Astrono- $12 00 Dr. jtlcDonnlri'tt Compound ( n(- f>nitu Tooth Punic. F OR cleaning and polobing tlm Tenth, ar.d pre venting their decay, for curing the various di* eases of the Gum*, and restoring them to their mi lural color, health and firmness, and correcting nny tendency to an oflensivu brciitli. This urtiele is not surpassed, perhaps, by any in the world. It is invented and prepared only by G. McDonald, M. D., Denti-r, Macon, (in. Certificates.—We, the undersigned, having been maffo acquainted with tlm engredienis of Dr. Me Donald’* Tooth |'ii-|e,and having snti«factordy test •d its virtu-'* find nothing in it injur ions to tlm teeth, but unliesitaringly promoinco it the l»e«t nitide we have ever seen in the form of a rlentrifire. A Baber. M. I>.; R. H. Randolph,.M U.; T. R. Lamnr,M. D.; James M Green, .M. D. of Macon,G.i. Fur tale at T. PURSE'S Book Store. Tho only Agency in thisCiiy. >>,,v Emclisla uml Ain«i‘l<*»i» Auniinl*, for IH'ftl. F IN DEN’S Tableaux; Tho Book of Bmloir.or Ibe Court of Queen Victoria; Fisher's Draw ing Room Scrap Bo*»k; The Children of the N-.lol tty; Legends of Venico, illustrato'l by J R Herbert, E»q; The Juvenile Album; Tlm Juvenilo Scrap Bwrk; Friendship’s Offering; Forgot Me No; Tlm Token and Atlantic Souvenir; Tlm Rose of Sharon. Also. Miss Walker on Female Beauty; The Gift of ull •••ton*; Runyon's Works, superbly boom!and illo trsted; Scott's Mairnlon do; I'aul uml Virginia do J.ifa of Christ do; I'ot-ms «f Eliza Coilt do; Mil ton's Poetical Works do; The Poets of America da; Wavrrly Anecduiut; Tlm Rook of Rotuoy; llaath's Khakt|mar Gallery. A faw copies London and Oxford editions of the IliMo, sufM-riwIy bound. And, a great varialy of select Jiivrnilss Work Juil ror.alved and for sale by dec 2 TUPS PURSE, A MEETING of tlm Htockhoblrrsof tlm Rank o - Rroriswicb will be to i-l «l llodr Agency, In the rllyrd Aoguttu,ori Monday, rim7'* li day ol January oust, (nr Hie pot pud- of I Id ling « Ilnur I nl Du tors, and lor the imu.-o-inn n| u- y oil or loiiiocst that may titan cuih* Inline llnin J.( PLANT, Cashier flruof WMik, I It), Nov , I ftp), Mr I'J Hit my tlie use of the Globes, ftc, 15 00 Music, 25 00 •‘tench, 12 50 Drawing, 12 50 Diinring, 12 50 [{i.lii'lhemirs, 10 00 Stationary nnd Fuel, each. 1 00 Bototl und Bedding, parable in advance, 65 ()( D..y Boarding, 30 Ot Washing at tlm expense of the hoarders. Mr-. Noel uml the Misses Kyle hnvo testimonial of qualification* from Gen. Swift; Rev. Beoj. Hale, President of Geneva College, New York; T Irving, Professor of Modern Language* and Belle* Letters. nl«o of Gennva College; also, from the Rev. Mr. Walker, Dr. Tho*. Fuller, YV. Elliott, W Grayson, and John Verdier. F.sqrs. of Beaufort, S. C. liefer eners can also be made in this city in tlm Rev. E Neufville, R. Hubcrthain, J. Cumming, and S. II. Fay,Esqrs. At the tho nun Imr of Runnier* will Im limited application* should bn made only. dec 3 tOt Hook*. riYHE Budget of the Bubble Faintly, by Lady Ly JL ton Bulwrr—in 2 volt. The Histoiy of England, by lion. Sir Janie Mackintosh, M. P.—*rs I* vol*. Mi.* Leslie’s House Rook, or a Manual of Do mo*i ic Economy. For sale by ,| ro o TIIOS PURSE. Di Koltcrt A. II. IAwr.ii, P ROFESSOR of Mosir, to the city ol Savannah scholar of the celebrated Clin ties Maria vw Wobcr.will commence In* in-tructions on tlm Organ Harp. Piano Forte. Gubar. Flute, Violin, Thorough lints, and m Singing, in tho middle of November. TliOlO who apply lit foie dint time, nt lids office,Or, K. will givfl then ihosc hours ol the rlay which rlo not inter fern with tlm school hours. 'I hu terms will bo ascertained ut this office, Also, Dr. K. will re open hi* I’ianti Forte and Mimic Htmo. Ladies nml Deullernen who wish to have Mu-in composed Id any kind of Poetry, plearo to lertv their mimes nod reshlenceul this office, uml Dr. K will mil on them. The terms fnt thirty-six lessons, three times week,on the Piano turle. Guitar, Violin, Hum ur hunting, $30. Ho- let ms for ihirlysix lesson*, 3 limes a we oil the Orguli, I luip, or III 'I borough Ross, $50. nnv 3 Nwllri*. A I,I. persons havievdrmui.d* ngainsr llio I’sliK 1 of H Oiollry and llirstn Marsh, aro ieuoo.|.ul in present the smua, ami those Indebted will plr-asn m pay the same. D FEItGUOUN* Ailm'wt dec If! '8t I'roposals. D R. WAYNE and EDWARD ROURQUIN, Road Commissioners—w'dl receive 1'ropu- nls for building u Riidgo across the Suvunnnh O' clieo mid Alaiaumba Curml, said Rritlgn to be built after a plan of rim Bridge across tho Canal 7 nile* from tint city of Savannah, known ns Drnn rest's Bridge. I’nrpo-uls to lo- open for con ci* until tlm (Mi JuiiU'iry next, all ufhest (,'ypre*. lee 0 |IOt All Ordliianow, T O regulate pavements on the south side vfSotitli 111-Mid Street. I. Beil ordained by the .Mayor and Aldermen oftho city of Savannah and llnmlel* thereof, That vidriinlluwed lor stepson the south side nfSuuth Broad Stieel shall be ten feet. 2. And be it further ordained. That all Ordiunii- •* er par's of Oidin.iuces militniing agniiut this Ordinance, be nod ill-' vnrrm tiro hereby irprnlcd. 1'as-ed, July 30, 1840. Li. *.] R. M. CHARLTON, Mayor. Attest M. Mrkhs. c. c. nug 12 ” O. J. II. Diiiblr, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, (Successor to D. B. Niclmls,) G 1 HATEFUL for past favors, would inform tho I* citizens of Siivniinuh and llto public generally that ho has just receivud direct fnm» Liverpool 100 (iold Lever Watches, 200 Gold Pencil Cases, of all pattern*. Hu bn* also on hand n very extensive and rich assortment of Jewelry, run-isting of every thing in hu line, of the latest stylo anil best work, muiuhip, which hu will dispose of a* cheap ns ran In- purchased ut nny e-trih ishment in tlm U. State*, at retail. I lone wishing any article in hit line, he invito- lo cn I and examine lor themselves. N 11.—Tho strictest intention pnid to repairing Clock- mid Watches, ami ilo ir lime warranted, ('ash paid for old Gold ami Si.ver. dec IG PJl Notic<* in Commission lYlwrwIinnlft, Hlih seeib-n of Tox Urdlnunre. n E it ordained, that a tax of teo rents on every hundred dollar* *10111 he levied on all good wares ami merrhiiiuli*e, not the prodoro of tl State, (with the exce| ti"ii "f rice, cotton, lumlrer, coin, tnr and nntiiHtipfaciurcrl li.hacro, tho produce of South Carolina,) which shall Ire sold on commit «itm at private sale bv any per-nnor person* within tlm limits of th 1 * city, urilesn tlm *ol|er or sclleis o' .licit good, sol I on commi-soni, shall pay Into tin I’lensury on the first day of January in each and ty year rim sum of fifty dollars, which shall he celv»d in lieu of said lux. And it shall ho tlm duty of tlm seller of •itch good* sold on rommWrinn, mike a tel uni no until of tho amount of sale* lo tho |'r. iMuier, mi the first duy of January ami Mat nullity, Hide** Im ur they iriinll pay raid liliy dollar* on the first day id January a* aim*** ptuvided, which rn#e rim leturit -lull be uiinecessuryi mid nny .i|di -otter shall bull to make such return Im iliev shall I by ('uutieil in tlm sunt of dolf ir*. to bo roller ted ns all ulhor tux- - mo. Extinot Irani lux DiiIiumico, piMsoii'Jffth Aogiut. 11130 tlvt iro, pa* JOSEPH FELT, Ci'y Trsaimei Prospectus for (lie Congressional Globe and Appendix. T llKFri; works will bo jiuliji*b* l ij u» -.('"tnc tlm approaching session of Congress. They have had such a wide circulation in the United States, and tltcir usefulness and cheapness are so universal acknowledged, that wa deem it unnecessary to detailed account of what tho future number* will contain. Suffice it to say that tb-y will be in valuable to all who feel an intrrrsl in the proceed ingsof Congress. No oiher publication gives riietti so full, nor half so cheap. It is, indeed, rim cheap c*t publication in tlm United States—perhaps in the world. Our position at the seat of Govci nment enn blcs us to print them nt so low n rate. We are com pelled to publish the proceedings of Congress in do mil, for our daily paper. This dnne.it requires, comparatively, but n small additional expense to chnogc them to tlie form* of the Congressional Globe and Appendix. If it were not for tbtse circum stances, wo could not publish them for four times the sum charged. In some parts of tho United States, the white paper, upon which these works uro printrd, would soli tin os much as we charge fur tin- publication*. Tim Federal party having succeededin electing their candidtito to the Presidency, its leaders will now have to decline the policy they intend ta pur sue. They will he obliged to make it known at the beginning of tlm approaching session of Congress. They rnnnel avoid it, ur put it off any longer. Those who support them will he eager to know how it will benefit their interests, and will drive them to it. All tho mensuras ef thfi coming Administra tion. except turning out tho men who hold the mi nor office*, must originate and he matured in Con- groi*. Tho Democratic party should know them ns soon n* pnssil la, tn sco Imw their interests will he effected, nnd their rights encroached upon by them. There is no source from which it can ob tain the information so early, so full and an cheap, ns tlm Congressional Globe and the Appendix. All tlm mo ions nnd io«oluti»ns will be given in the Congres-ionnl Glnlm in tho exact words oftheper son* mnking or offering them. The sub-lance ef the speeches made will he given in it; nl-o the yea* nnd nays, taken from the journal, on nil tho impor tantquo-tinnt. 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The notes of any incorporated Bank in the United Siutos, current in the section of nouuliy where a subscriber resides, will he received. l'lii* Democratic papers with which we exchange will pliiuso give this Prospectus n faw intoilions. ID* No nlleiiiion will fat paid loany order, unless tho money iicciimimiiie* it. 7 ' BLAIR A. RIVES. WimIoiiihou City, Mill Nov., HI-10, Not x.—We have printed several tliomand sur pluteiipies, and can supply the hack numbers to all , who may subscribe before the lit of February next. Jan 3 Since of Georgia, Port of Savan- r „ MOlls Custom House, Com.kctoii'i Ornck, ) T _ ,, , , 10th December, DUO. \ O Mariners having Ingress nnd egress withthis Port, nulico it hereby given riinta Light Boat lias been moored between Mai tain's Industrv, S K I oint. nnd the North Bank of Port Royal entrance,, and will lie lighted up on tho first night in February next. This noiico is given in advance, tint none may ho ignorant iff llto existence or this Light, nnd thereby he deceived. fho position selected fur the anchorage of this Bout, wo* made by three experienced ship master*, well known in this port, to wit: Copt. Rudolph, Muuran nnd Low, tu whom I tender my thanks for their kind nirciition tn lid* matter. I lie tearing* of this Light i« as follows, to wit: N Point Trench's Maud, N W half N? Bay Point, N W by N; Tybee Light House, W 8 W, distance about 10 miles. Depth of Water ff| fathoms half ebb—shews mm bright light which is elevated uboui 22 feel iiiiuvn the sxirfnco of rite water. Di-tunce Irom nvatr-tlnnd about 0 miles, A B FANNIN, Collector. dec. 23—$Gt Commercial I'api rs at a dislxnro are request eri to insert the above f.. r rite benefit ofnll concerned. TIME AND PLACE UF SALE CHANGED. A stale sale of I > lanlatton, Negroes, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, Provisions, ,fc. Condy ft Dnwex. On WEDNESDAY, 13th January, will he soli, at Egtemont, St James’s Santee, th« settlement of Nuvarinu, the Into resMence or Alexander Wat •on. Esn. deceased, at 10 o’clock, All the ilou-ehuld and Kitchen FURNITURE, Horses, lings, Cattle, Provisions, Carls, Wue-m*, r lut* and nil necessary utensils far a Rice Plnnta linn. A IlARODGHE nnd .fBUGGY. Conditions casli, AM), On WEDNESDAY, COthJunuary, will he sold, in the city of Charleston, at thu i.urlh sidu of the Cu-totn House, nt II o'clock. That valuable RICK PLANTATION, in Prince George Parish, Winyiiw, ended Nuvarinu, distant about 45 miles Irom Clmr!est«>u, now in tlm higbest •tnte of cultivation, belonging to thu Estate of Alex tinder Wulson, E«q d cea-cd. nnd I'outnining about 150 acres of prime Rice Land, planters measure ment, at « good pitch oftho tide; bound, d on the North Last by Pleus.mt Creek, and on the South by South Suniro -Brier—together with tho settle ment known as Eg re muni in rite I'urish of St. James s Santee, distant by wntur from Navniin.t i.l.out 0 miles, havingu conffortnble Dwelling Tlmiso nnd nil nec» *-ary Out Buildings, and containing about 7 acres of swamp, ut.d 40 acres of bigblainl —-leliverable when the crop it got out. A l.so, ORMOND HALL, in St, James, Smuce, shun ted nil the sen shore, uml containing about 1100 ucres of land, 60 urres of w hich under good fence, with a coinftu table Dwelling House nnd ev. rv ne erssaty out buildings,constituting a welUeUled'pInn tuliun, and the test wooded land. A1.SO, MURPHY'S ISLAND, in St. James, Santee, a healthy sea shore ralrcut, containing between three and fimr hundred acres of lnnd. Term*—one fourth cash; Italunce in bonds, poyn hie in one, two nnd three years, with interest oil tlie whole amount annually,nnd secured by a mortgage of the property; purchasers to pay for all ncccssury papers. On THURSDAY. 21-t January, will he sold, in the city of Charleston, at the Negro Mart, at the Work House, in Magazine street, A prime and valuable gong of 01 NEGROES, ac customed lo rite culture of rice and provisions. Among them ure drivers, carpenters, coopers und ploughmen. > lerrm—one third cash; balance in bonds of one and two year-, with interest from rite day of sale on ..>...l|jr |.< •■••■■nl so runty und it mortgage of the proper!); purebtuers ; 0 pay for pipers. N. B. I hu Plantation and Negroes can be exam ined previous lo tho day of .sule, on application to Dr. Samuel Cordes, at his‘Plantation, KI wood on 'Vnrnlmv creek, Santee. Jec 25—tCt Savannah poor House anil Hospital. YTn'Z ? mmi ! l w ror n D '^"bor, Messrs to , , , 0 " n,n “nil YVm Duncan. 1 hyicirms, Dr., Arnold and Bulloch. A I applications for admission to the Hospital rr .. b r m ”' ° ,h ; VI-l'lHBCommittee—unIMttn cu.i 1 , of urgency, tvltoti noy momber at the Uoutd dec 1 „ WM. DUNCAN,- President s. r. it. & » ATttw works. Tyi KRCEDS of C'u.tila, or tlie Vojngo olCnllmvj s»i, L fs"r u "' lr of " l0 1 ’ 0tl,linJ "' Spy. *0., In totoliSsril.H'S: F.mfyt by L.dy L„ ooIiiLt;t;:; , 'i:;i; 1 !t , '7i;i'T:r r ' wl ''' Ten IllUMaml n Your, 2 vol», 12 mo. 12 mT Jl ' Cb ’ “ C “l" C B.2 vol,, neYt3.&! i ";, 0rS " mUrfS " Ck “- “• J «- H-I Horry r sale by law Notice. rpHE .tibrnrilmr, wUlproctl™ It. lU Com.of ,, •‘*»:W( faulty, for tlie Di.trictof Beoufort Born,veil and Colleton, South Carolina. Frto). h n ? 0B 2- L - 'prSMottstr. Jeoll (St , ' ,r ° rtD ‘' D ‘°‘ ,0 < W?" A °. r 'l; A ll I'll to an order of ii, Mbnorablvtha .. Jolanor Court orScriven county, whan alttlnr M a Court of Culinary, will ho ,oJd at tho Coo* diiy'in '"“'"V lb ' fir “ 'Sh day In .March neat, e tr,ct of Lend Ivlltt In laid o'r.“ot«d°t . M J S-'anM'aXaflB ft ranted to John Malnloih. it being n part of thu ro? ,t"u’ D I'ottar.onf.leeea.adj .old for the benefit of tho heir, of .eld deccoiod. ,I " C25 Ml JOHN M. WADE. Adm'ar. ^^■Jp or,, > Oats and Flour. 2‘^QQ BUSHELS Corn dec 22 ' 1800 do Ont* B0I1I1 ’ 'do 1°:; PUa-ndrlur Belllmoro Floor 80 lialfbbli “ do, for sale by H. ft W KING. 'S^lfHnSo S ” s ,? r nnrt nr «'a«e«- Sfi 11 , S , S ',' S " r ' }0«»w*«dsa,23 Lb!, do. 40 . , '"*/ bbl*do,7flbbls Molus.e*, landing from btig Atlantic, and forsule by ■■ • ifF.NnY harper. T Notice. HE undoroigned 'will reroivo pronoml. for erecting n lenco arnonj tlm Negro ‘Cemetery. J lie f.ropu.nl, will note the capon,c df furnlihlnr oil motel lain, eacaptinA the work, which mu.t Im form,lied 10 a .pcinlied time by the contractor. WM II CUYI.KR, . „„ m h McAllister, f l° c2 - Ci mete.y Committee. TIIOS PURSE. Tx’i’aTti’’unS'l'i'inirror lhlL TI ao , p ‘ 1 :'"l‘"fBeauty;T1eoih'.PIeturer,oo wd,e .10 0 lire I'roIMt,lot Annual; Tho Keen, ■nke.cditi-d by the tountrs# nfBlessington Alra a for,Imr aopply of Steel Pen.,GI.„ ' llejemedhy THOMAS PURSE? dec 11 30 ilVlIoM- ‘ '" “I- for Cash. if I in 1 .Yladetrn .Vine, (N. G. M. Ss S) 40 do iTc. ,upc ' ior oM 1,orl wu ' 9 ) o|! Z i‘- PW|rSI -‘ rry a » rfo 20 do 20 do vaiy s"perior on! Brown Sherry ry old Scotch Whiskey • . V P. r >l!Scotrl, Whiskey 10 do oltl Clutmptt’s Cordiitl 50b,mhlmrL r '"" ,1 ' Vi, r m ' , ’ rari " n 'l lo arrive er Joml 3 th " M, T"8 n «. bratul Perri. Constantly on hand . and Ship Business, us l bought in the city. l.so, every article in the Grocery rur '“»»), as they cun be qomoil'y.’" ' 1 " ' U ''".rtcot notice,in coy Order, from any pnrt of the country, with Cher lot.,,, neeeptooce „rg„,„| ,..fe,e„ee, »||| be oltood cd to with promptness ut.d despatch. Jr „ G W LAWTON, —- Charleston, S. C. nnv G For Sale, A N entire gang consisting of Sixty Nine Negroes, ~*-.P' inc 'f ,n I , y lurg'* families. Thestt hrgroes Imvo most of them been bom nnd raised on a healthy •en i-l und plantation, nnd consistof valuable house servants, plough men, boot men, nnd field bands.— Tlie whole nra wniranted ns well behaved and or doi ly. They will be sold together or In families to suit purafatser,. Hor terms and farther paril::!^ Ply 10 Ivtng ft Dcsaussure in Charleston, or us -— re R ft W KING, Savannah. WHlIhoiirvlII© Aciidrui)'. rTlHE vnrntiun in thi- Institution wiilrlo-enn the i first Tuesday in Junuuiy next, at w hich time the exercise* of both the mnlo and female depart ments will be resumed tinder the direction of Messrs I B nnd T S Mallard, aided by such as-i-tnnts as ho school may require. Particular attention will >0 given to boys preparing for tlto hishesl classes College. WM J WAY, Sec’rv I) C. dec 25 }Jt nitirble Yard and Wart Itooui. J AMES E Walker ft Brothers, of Chnrlestoni S. C. having established a branch of their lots, •*• in Savannah, Gn., at the corners of St Julian,' Congress nnd Montgomery stravls, fronting the quart* nfaise the market, beg lenvo to inform tho citizens of Savannah, and the public general) v. timi they nre prepared to execute with neatness and de •patch all di dot* for Mantles, Grave Stones, Brown Stone, Granite nnd paving. They trust by punctuality and at'entinti to rim above business, to Im nhlelngive sulisfartion, and merit a share of public patronage. •let: II Cl ft 11 to KJ* The MilVdgeville Recorder nnd Macon Mrs senger will please insert the nbovn weekly for three month-, and forward their accounts to the Georgian office far collection. Wliitoliond—Surgeon Dcnlisl, Hull shett, above Congress. Savannah, W ILL insert Teeth, from ono to n whole set; will fill Defective Teeth with gold or cement, or destroy the Nerves of D, cnyrd Teeth, by a pro “••entirely new, wiriiuut the lenst pain to*the pa lit. N. B.—Satisfactory testimonials will be shown by railing ns nhov». dee S3—glSt A Card- ~ DR. ROBERT II. A. KOCH, rtlOFKSSOIt OF MUSIC, Scholar of the celrbrnted Chat. Maria I’. Weber* 1 $ E51 , |.*CT1'L'LLY inforo’9 the Ladies and Gen thm en o rim city of Savannali, that his Pitiuo Forte, Music and Teaching Saloon, will ho re-open ed today in Broughton street, next door to Mr. Jus. Dickson's Confectionary Store. FOR SALE. Just received, the Newest Music, to bo told -at six cent* per page. A Piano Forte always will be ready for trying the pieces of Music. Just received, a number of splendid grand square PianoForlus, with four prduls, by which tlm per foimet can product) nine different sound-, rnnde by tho celebrated Joseph Hiskey Piano Fort# mnnu fnciurrr, of Raltimoir; alto.Guitars, Violins.Flute*, Flageolets, Accoidians, Harp, Guitar and Violin Strings. Aim. n second hand Chlckeritig's Piano Fort*. Dr. K- in selling Piano* will take old Piano- in exchange; also, old Piano Fortes ran h« repaired and tuned. Dr. K. has an experienced gentleman engaged in that line. Dr. K. also will re-open his Mnsicat School next wrek. For terms to leach on tlm Organ, Ylarpo, Piano Forte, Guitar, Violin, Flute, in Thorough Ba*s and in Singing, apply in course of this w« ek at his Ti aching Saloon. Dr. K. will tench four or more srhulnrs in ont lesson, after the new improved method which hai hero i.iiratluccd In tho {Soiilmra Academies with great sure.'*-. Any person who wishes tolinve Music composed to Poetry.«an have it done, und for tvi ms, apply la hi* Music Saloon. dre 18 A ® |;|' L ' AT,0N “ »" Owrdcr on a Rico Plan- by,.no who I, 8 vt .„„ experience EronZTh I'","' S “ U,ilC „r“l"'». •«! ihu hat Ti,!, r |, "" " n lire Savannah Baok II,v., . he can Como well rocmmomk'il, an,I ,,le,|. ge* himself to spare no pains on his pnrt to give full .n . ,,n„ „l„, m„, ,l..!r. hi. .mice,. Ull'l'iT“• c - ""r«" offi... — * dec 15 , For Sale, ” r ■ 111 It EK thousand five hundred acres of Land, r “* • l,U “ te ‘, ,, ' Scrivc,, ‘‘aunty, upon the Savannah fVmrI? n |rfn f T' n .r'° 43 mile upon tlie Ci ntral Hail R«md. There nre four bundled ncras of open land upon tho premises in good orJer far a crop tho ensuing jenr, nnd Well adapted to tho cul ture of Cota nnd Cotton, ond henotifully situated in a body ol land containing near one thousand acres, very level, nnd consists of otik nnd hickory nnd mixed pino land. For a farm, it is recommended ns tm« ufthe best upon the river; it is also valuable for lumber, ns it abounds with cypress, usk ond yel !ow pine timber, convenient to the river. There a,, " “ « ,ol “ "I" 1 -I 1 " place, if ,lei,cl, , , cl „f settlements upon tho place, at one of which tlm ur. derstgnod has resided near eight yeors, without the occurrence of a single ca*e of b.li.,», disease in his , A nr ? e may Im profitably employed *' r , r ' , 1 fl 1 • *" rim sobttrribt'r upon (ho premises, or by letter to Black C'reek P. O , Ga. "'rem Ut CURTIS HUMPHREYS. illis.es TIRleiPs K»ni'«1intf Scliool for V»mi|[ l.ndicj, l'lmn.Jour mill.from Ho,Im, Matt. 'I ,or Bumd.>„clu,li„£ Fuel ond Tuiiiun, fy».i per annum. For Biinril and | uiiio.., $250 per onmim, for p„ pits t.nrier nine years of age. A reasonable reduction is made when several at ml from or.o iamily. The cour-eof in*trurtion includes the Engli-h, Larin nnd French Liu.gn-.gvs. Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra, Mathematic*, History. Geography, Rhe toric, Engli.-h ond French Literature cenentllv; Astronomy. Philosophy, Natural, Mental and Mur- nl; I'lnin Sewing, ftc. French Language is required to bo spoken inthn school und in the family. Extra Charge*.—Wn-hing. 4ft rents per dozen; seat in church, 50 cents per iptuiter. Tlm best Professors in Musi,-, including Singing, the Piano, Harp, Guitar, from th- neighboringcitv of Boston nre em|.lmleii; nLo, fur tho French. Ger- man, Spanish und Italian Languuges.nitd li*r Draw ing and Dancing; the terms for each, (exclusive of tho French) being regulated by the master’s char- g' 1 ?- 1 lie pupilsenn attend the Congregational or tho Episcopal Ciiuich ut tie option of thrir parents Rkfkuxxcks —Hon.S G.Goodrich, Clms. YV. Green, and .Stephen K. Weld, E-q*.. Jamaica 1 lain; Hon. W. D Sullivan, lion. Abbot Lawrence, und Hon. Joseph Tildon, Boston; Rev. Snmual Gilman, D. D., Charleston, S C , Rev. William Preston, D. 1)., Alex. A. Snmts, Esq. and Loami Ualdwin. K««., Savannah, G .. dec 3 4tt Flour, Tea, Butler, *c. tiO ,?. TS a . nc i ^ . C,,08U Tcn > qualities x_F ~(l l.bls nnd 20 ^ bbls Bultimoro Flour JO bbls ond 10 } do Cunal do 20 kegs Goshen Butter. 20 do, a sup. article 25 boxes Cheese, 15 kegs Lard 10 bugs Coffee, 10,000 Segurs 8 hfals Sugar. 10 do Molasses, 3 bbls Oil 50 boxes Soap d :’ k ?P erm an ‘* 20 do Tnllow Candles 000 yds Negro Cloth*, 20 pcs Linseys «.0 pcs S-iiinet, 15 do Kentucky Jeuns l resh Beer, Shovels ar,d Spades 200 prs Duffil Blunket* 500 do men's heavy Brogans 150 do do, a fit a article 300 do Indies' leather, kid and morocco Shoes and Bootees 200 bundles factory Cotton Yarn, 50 pcs Calico 10 co*rs men’s Hut-, 10 do Boots 10UU yds Cotton Bagging, 60 Ploughs 25 bbls Piielps'Gin, 15 do Rum, 20 do Brandy * 20 do Whiskey 10 do Malign, Madeira and Port Wino 1000 bushel* Sait, in hulk; 150 sacks Salt 10 tons Iron, Hardware, Cutlery, &c. Just received, and which ate offered wholesale ond retoil by D DEMPSEY. ^ l ' c 12 South side Murket Square. Law Notice. T HE undersigned offers his professional services to ilia public, lie will pructira in tlm several Courts nflhe Eastern District ami the Court of Corn tnoa Pleas and Oyer and Torminer for the city of Suvunnnh. Office in G.ret.'a Building*, on tlie Buy, 3,1 door horn Dn.vun sliect, dec22 Hit WM FABIAN LAW. I'oru Alfoiitk BUSHELS, cargo of sclir. Time, 2300 sold low from on hoaid. d«c2'l from Elisabeth City, N. C., will ba Apply tn R ft W KING- . Sugar, Coffee, Provisions, &c 1 HHDS choice St Croix Sugar X\/ 10 do prime do do 40 1.1.,is do Porto Rico do 60 barrels crushed Sugar, various qualities 7 boxes lump Sugnr 75 btigsprime Cuba Coffee 50 do do Rio do 50 barrels prime Beef, N Y’ork city inspection 50 do mrss do do do 25 do prime Pork do do 10 do mess do ( | 0 do 30 kegs Goshen Dairy Butter, prime quality 10 casks Cheese 50 qr casks pnre Malaga Wino 50 buskett Chumpngno do 10 qr cask* Sherry Wine ' q - r , ' ® ur S un dy Port YVina tight)) do do ,in do 100 buxes white scented Soap 50 do Leo's do 100 do Krlso da 250 do tin do, in 18 lb boie, 10 barrels Cider 10 tierces Fall strained Oil 15 boxes Tobacco, pound lumps 50 do Pipes Also, 100 bundles Frimo H«y For sale on accommodating term* bv dcc Il SHAPTKR ft WOQDBRIPGE. llitwltiiisvillc Hotel. i . 1 b® Subscribe.» liuvc purchased a plantn I.lion mi tlie river iimm-tlouely ut Hnwkinsville, him. taken rim ll AWKINSVILLE HOTEL und united their interests in I’l.ii'i.ig nnd l iivcrn-Koep iog. 1 he Hotel is now being irputicd, nnd wil|,bv lb*' 15th insi. Im in readiness for the reception of Boarders mid Travelins. In tho mnrn.g, ment uf his Hotel we deem promises teganling what wc wi-l do ns uo-less. We Impe, Itowrver, to bo able losnti-fy tho Boxrdernnd Traveller—-we nren(wnys loiog tlm best in our power for tin ircomfort and ac contmodHtiuii. As “timesareIrnrd" and provisions lower ritun formerly, we intend to reduce the price of board nnd clinrgc* against I ravelloisfrotn former prices heie, anil lope, by tho strict nttentioti of our selves and families to merit a portion of public pa nonage. JOHN BOZEMAN, CORNELIUS M. BOZEMAN. Hatvkinsville, Gh. Dec 1, 1840. [dec 19 t8t x'etirocs and Land, for Sale. r IYHAI valuable place in Scriven County, known J- a* tlm Mobly's ponds Pluntution, containing about 1759 acre.; a largo portion of which is excel ,em Cotton and povision land. With tho land, will be sold, fifty-two or fifty-three Negroes. Apply to HOBT. HABERSHAM ft SON. KT’Tho Augusta Chronicle will please publish tho nbovn once a week until Jnnunty next, nov 14 t’l'f lt„cent arrivals. s) BARRELS Ruunds B*ef s£ LONG ft PATTERSON, d No 1 Exch .nge Dock limns. Fork mid Lard. 1 ^PRIME Baltimore cutcd Hams # \_F 30 brls Prime Pork 10 di. Lard, landing per brig Oglethnrpa and for sale by FRANCIS SORREL ft CO. nev N. O. Sugars. HHDS ntxvcrop N O Sugars, landing per brig Atlantic, for sa'n by «»gc 10 COHEN. MILLER ft CO Overstep Wanted. A N experienced Cotton Planter, who has good recommendations for character nnd quaiifica lions, will hear of a situation on application to dec 1 R HABERSHAM ft SON. Land for sale in McIntosh Co. S EVERAL tracts adjoining each oilier, situated on tho south side of Sapelo river, containing nl.nut l()5ftncrct. 3511 of whichnro good Swamp land,300 linn.mock, and rim residue Pine, part of lho*e In n,ls hnvo hern under cult i vat inn, and were fi.tmctly the property of llto late Gen. Francis Hop kilts. For further particular* apply to G YV Ander sun ft Brother, Snvnnmih; B l.rclmtirr, Darien, or to thv subscriber. DR. A DKLAKOCUE. N. B.—TIm law will be enforced against nil per >m ties*pns*ii.g on the above nieiiriuned land, dec.20 Ut (Rep) A. D. Provisions. HHDS Ubcon Side* and Shoulders 25 half bids Pig Pork 100 bid* prime und rump l’crk 70 do do Beef 50 do Mess do 6 hulf bbls pickled Tongues 20 lihds canvassed Hams, for sale by ' 7 COHEN, MILLER ft CO. Tea and Wine. 'W^f PACKAGES superior Black Tea, in chests, %. 4 ) and ^ chest* 6 quarter cask* I'oit Wine Champagne Wine, “Anchor" brand, in qls. and pints Lnnding from ship Colin, for tale bv nov26 LADD, TUPPEK ft SfSTARK. Malaga tirupos FIks and Primes I N ttincy boxes. Just rectived and for snle by d«« I A CHAMPION. Apples and Citron. /Y BBLS choice Apples, and 5 boxes Citron. JLFor sulo by A- CHAMPION, dec 22 lticliniond Coal* C t ARGO of *chr Joseph Marsh, a superior article ^ for Smiths, will be sold low. Apply to S I’HILBRH CO. Prime St. Croix Sugar, I N barrels and half but re I*. f„r snle liy dec 16 COHEN ft FOSDICK. Goslton ltnttcr* J /Y FIRKINS choice Goshen Butter, landing 1 $ F from brig Excel for title by ' ““ LADD.TUPPKR^STARE. New llooks. E LEMENTS of MpMnI Philosophy, abridged and designed a* a Text Bqok, for Acaedmies and high Schools; l.y The* C Upborn. Fust Principles of Chemistry, being a ftindiinr introduction to the study of that science; by Jas Kcnwick, I« L. D. Chaptill’s Agricultural Chcml-tiy, applied to Agriaulture, with npieliminnry chapter on tlm or gnnixntinn, •tincture,etc., of Plants; by Sir Hum phrv Davy. And nt. E-*ny on ll.eusn of Lime a* a Mnmiie; by M Purvis, with (ntiiNluctory obsor Viition* to the s.-roc; by Jnines Kt-'twick, L L D. Tbn Hisiury of Spt.ii. ond Portugal, 5 vqls, neat edition. A new edition of rim History of tho Italian Tie public*, being n view of tlm Rise, Progti.st nml Full iff Italian Freedom; bv J C L DeSisnum-ii Just received by ’ THOR PURSE 1 not 11 Newark Cider. | /Y BBRLS Newark Cidrc# landing fnm brig M. vf PliHura, and for solo by dec Q3 I. RAI.DWIV e -- Flour, Potatoes, Wlnskev. otc. "1 AiY BBLS Bultimoro Flour 1. vf x.y 500 do prime Seed Potatoes 8 hhd* Whiskey 50 crate* assorted Crockery Just teceived and for tala by dec 3(1 MICH. DILLON. Tobacco. t*Y K BOXES Tolweco, 12* to the pound, landing from brig Madison, fi-t -.lobv dec 23 COHllN ft FOSDICK. Nardlues uu*Y iuegur. 3 CASES, containing 143 boxesSavdinet (froth) 15 «a*k* white wiea Vinegar, 1 ' Ju»t rocaivad, and far *»1* by J B GAUDRY ft SONS. dag 9 V

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The daily Georgian. (Savannah) 1835-1847, January 06, 1841, Image 1