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MENORAXDA.
VrtM sckr. Spy, Bomsrs, w*ort«J yMvUy *» WvlH wil
ed for New-Orlo*n., .houl.l have b*c* for New-York.
Spoken, (by the ship Robert Parker, at Ikla port) la 1st. 30
fiO, lonf. 7190, bri« CUarleiton Packet, of and for Naw-Bed
ford, pom a whaling voyage.
MOBILE,Nov.8.—Arr.ihipeUuy£««•!*•;r»Jwl. N.
York| Mary Phillips PraU, d«M acJure. Fame, Pratt, da t At-
*CHARLeStoN, Nov. B > (• , K rn .^"- ) r CIJ « ,hi, ?,F h L co ,?’
52^'SSKffiSHBlE !!;.%£■»';. No,, ‘"''
BALTmORR, Nov. 4.—An. ship Olive & F.iiaa, Marrha),
SL Ubei: Bremen barque Ernat & Guitav.Uaurmani Bremeni
brigs Standard, (Br.) Darrell, 8t. Thomai| Pactolui, Muon,
^GldfaSire.Clarlaip II. Hooper, Stowart, Pabitka; Concord,
Dukleli, Apalaahleola. ,
PHILADELPHIA, Nnv. (.—Arr. brig Caracal, Aadorton,
Laguayra and Porto Cabello.
Below, ahlp Qlobo, Loury, froia St. Ubca.
receive the suffrages of bis friends ut ilia eluctio:
iu January next,
nov 9 mf
For Neiv-York.
Tho barque APTIIORP, P. Blake, tuna-
ter, has throe fourths of her cargo oil board,
■and will sail This Day. For freight uf 100 bales
Cotton, apply to Capt. B. on board, or to
nov 0 LADD, TUPPF.R & SI8TARE.
Landing front brlp Acton A schr.
Henrietta,
O IIIIDS. St. Croix Sugar
10 casks Cheese
7 firkins Butter
100 bbls Baliimoro Flour
1250 Shoulders Bacon
350 Baltimore cared'Hams '
100 bbls Whiskey
For sale by FRANCIS SORREL A CO.
nov 0
Exchange on New-York,
A T short sight. For sole by
nov 9 11 G. BARNSLEY A CO.
For New-York—(Old Established Line.)
The fast sailing packet Brig STERLING,
SSSCupt. Hamilton, will have immediate des
patch. For freight or passage, having extensive
accommodations, upply tu Copt'H. on board, at
Auciaux’s wharf, or to
nov 9 COHEN, MILLER A CO.
For New-Orlcans.
The fast sailing brig LANCET, Captain
SQ&Clurk, will meet with despatch. For freight
or passage, apply to tho master on board at Toy-
nov 9
COHEN, MILLER A CO.
For Ogechoc, •
The Sloop VISITOR, Cant. Eaton. She
25S&8 in good order and ruudy for service, and
■can take 3000 bushes of rice.
Produce taken at the following rates—34 cents
per bushel for rice; up freight lor corn 24 cents
per bushel; 50 cents per bale for cotton; btlier
goods accordingly.
Apply to the captain on board, near Clogborn’t
A Wood’s store.
DRAWING DUE WEDNESDAY, 10th NOV.
GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERY.
Class No. 35, for 1841.
To be drawn at Alcxnndriif, Va. on Saturday next,
Gtli inst.
CAPITAL.
11
too
35,294 m DOLLS.
l
For Augusta.
k Tho Iron Steamboat Company’s
^.steamer LAMAR, Capt. Cresswell,
will depart for Augusta To-morrow, 10th instant.
For freight, which will bo taken ut two thirds less
than customary, apply at the Company’s Office,
nov 9 C. F. MILLS, Agent.
For Charleston via Hilton Head
and Beaufort.
(Not to stop at Edisto.)
K C?* pi'Tho regular stenin packet BEAU-
JKTfe.aLFORT DISTRICT, T. S. Budd
master, will leave Jones’ upper'wharf on Monday
Morning, 15th Nov. nt 9 o'clock, touching at Hil
ton Head and Beaufort for passengers anil freight.
Returning, leave Charleston every Fridny morn
ing nl 7 o’clock, until 1st December, arriving here
■ themtineday. For freight or passage, upply o
board, or to W. E. LONG, Agent
nov 9 tuths
Bank of St. Marys, )
St. Marys, Oct. 14,1841. (
T HE Stockholders of this Bank will please to
take notice, that such shareholders os have
paid hut tliirty dollars per share, will lie required to
pay au instalment of twenty dollnrs per slmre, at
this office, on or before the first day of December
next, under the penalty of forfeiture, which will he
rigidly enforced.
By ordor of the Board.
A. j: BESSF.NT, Cashier,
oct 19 tilths! 3
For Macon, llawkinsvillc, and
Landings below on the Ocuiulgec
and Alntainahu lEivers.
h Eg?-, ft. The steamer ROBT. COLLINS,
TIVmiini'hdr expected to arrive in a few days,
and will he despatched without delav. This boat
has heretofore made shorter trips, than any other
boat on the Alatanmlm and Ocmulgee rivers, aud
by her,freight will ho taken ntthe^curreht rates, by
application to CHAS. HARTRIDGE,
nov O' 4 Taylor’s Slores.
Bonnets, Itibbons, Ac.
W IL & S. ROGERS have just received
• from Ncw-York, viz:
15 sets plaid embroidered changeable Ribbons
10 do. Chino do.
Plain embroidered plaid do.
Plain colored umUtluck Lustring and Satin do.
10 doz. fancy Cravats
5 do. extra quality do.
Colored silk Sliawls, Artificial Flowers
llussia Diaper, Knittingaud Sewing Needles
Whalebones for stays and drosses Gum, Rings
Black and white Ginghams, printed Cravats
French, English, and American Chine Prints
Highland Plaids, Black Gro do Rhino. For sale
low, South side Murkct Square,
nov 2
To Kent,
Tho comfortable dwelling House on St,
James' square, lately occupied by Mr C. B.
Chisky, and suitable for a private family, good out
offices and yard, and possession eiveu immediate
ly. Also several convenient Houses in Curry
Town. Apply to JOHN CASS,
nov 9 tuf
< For Sale*'
M TIio subscriber offers for sale his summer
residence in Effingham county, situated three
and a half miles from tho tliirty mile station, on
the road from that place to Springfield, mid two
miles from the latter. Upon the place is a new
framed Itouso and u log house, witn other buildings
necessary lorn family of twelve or fourteen per-
eons. The snhscriher’s.family resided there during
the summer and fall of 1839 and ’40, without hav
ing a case of sickness. There were from twelve
to foiirtoon persons upon the premises for most uf
the time. The tract contains three hundred mid
filly acres,fifty or more under fence. Tho whole
will ho “ * ...
d sold on reasonable terms.
F. E. TEBEAU.
To Beat,
M Two Warehouses on tho Bay, well calcula
ted for storing produce; in one of which 'ih a
counting room.
nov9 ROB. HABERSHAM A SON.
Notice to Consignees and Shippers
of Goods.
milE undersigned, takes this method of inform-
X ing the public, that ho bus establiscd himself
in stowing and discharging the cargoes of all vescls
which may be given to his care. He has had ten
year’s experience iu New-Orlcans as a Stevedore,
and lins in his possession twelvo pair putteilt
screws, well adapted to tho purpose of etbwihg.
, Persons wishing information ns to the prompt arid
failful discharge of all business entrusted to hifn,
will please call at the store of Mr. Wm. A. Dixon,
Stoney Bluff. C. L. PORTER*
nov 9 3*
Notice.
L AY DAYS on Cotton by the Iron Steamboat
Company’s boats 1 und 7 WiH expire this af
ternoon, 9tli inst.
nov 9 C. Fv MILLS, Agent.
Notice.
T AY DAYS upon Cotton per Georgia Co 1
-I J boats Nos. 1 & 10, expire this evening,
nov 9 1 R. Mi GOODWIN; President.
Cotton Bagging, Port Wine, Cof
fee, Ac.
On Cotton Daggihg, various qualities
* £\3 15qrcasks pure Burgundy Port Wine
35 bogs Rio Coffee
10 hhds prime St Croix Sugar
.JS2igh7 b rN D “ lM '"‘
80 barrels Prime Pork
GO kegs Leaf Lard
100 coils Rone
Landing and tor solo by
nov 9 . 5 W. WOODBRIDGE.
Hay*
ff f* BALES Amboy Hay, landing from brig
Or) Sterling. For sule by
nov 9 COHEN, MILLER A CO.
50
nov 9
Lagufrn Collee.
BAGS landing from schr. Henrietta, for
sale by COHEN A FOSDICK.
Just Opening,
A SPLENDID assortment or Florence Braid,
Straw Bonnets and Hoods, of the newest
shape, and ribbons ofthe best patterns! also Ellsler
Boots and Slippers, Morocco aud kid Tics and
Slippers, Ladies’Corsets, Iloisery, Gloves. Muslin
do Lain. CuliCocs, Satinets, Blniikets, Flannels,
negro Cloth, Worsted Shawls, Irish Linen, Shirt
ing, and all other articles, suitable for fall and win
ter. All to he sold at a reduced price, for ensh or
city acceptance, by J. RlORDAN,
Marshall's buildings, Barnard-st. 8outhside Mar
ket Square. nov 9
A Card.
T HE subscriber continues to receive and „
receiving per Acton, Madison and Sterling,
a superior assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
consisting of
Beaver, dress frocks, satinet and over coats,
various styles; cloths, plain rind fancy cassinieres;
pants; silk, satin,-merino, cashmere, cashmerette,
velvet, wool, velvet and Va lencia and satinet Vests
wool,merino, and.drawers and wrappers; hats,
enps, braces, gloves, hdkfs., shirts, colars, scarfs,
stocks, mid every article usually kept by ready
made clothing stores.
Also, continues to manufacture, from n select
assortment of Cloths, Cassinieres nnd Vestings, an
article of Gentlemen’s apparel, on reasonabl
terms, at his store, on the Bay, between Georgian
office and Rail Road Bank.
novO C. C. THOMPSON.
ji
Powder.
aAA CANISTERS Am. Snorting Powder
zAjX} 150 do Indian Rifle do
. 300 do Kentucky do do
400 do Fair I-awn Mills do
2f> kegs 25 lbs each FFFG Kentucky Rifle do
20 do 25 IIn do FFC. do do do
J2 do 124 lbs do do do do do
The above mentioned Powdor is manufactured
by Messrs. Loomises, Hazard A Co., Enfield,
Conn., aud warranted equal tonuy manufactured,
either in this country or Europe. Just received
aud for solo on accommodating terms, by
HAZARD. DEN SLOW Sc WEBSTER,
nov 9
John 8. Acliord,
Landing from Brig Sterling,
BBLS smoked Pig Hams
5 do do Pig Bacon
10 half bbls Family Pig Pork
10 do do Fulton Murkut Beef
5 casks Cheese
25 boxes No 1 Sonn
6 boxes Bologna Sausages
For sale by COHEN, MILLER A CO.
nov 9
1 prize of
* do
do
do
do
$354294
10,000
4,000
1,003
1,000
50 prizesof
50 do
132 do
G5 do
Ac. Ac.
$400
300
200
100
Ac,
Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2 50.
For sale by P. B. PEN DERG AST,
Corner of Bull-st. mid Bay Lane,
nov 4 thsin’.l
Ladd, Tupper A Sistarc* I
O FFER for sain on accommodating terms !
60 hhds good fair and prime Muscovado Su
gar
20 boxes brown and white Hnvonn do
10 Un single refined Loaf do
40 hhds superior retailing Molasses
100 tesand bbls New-Orlcans do
75 hags prime green Cuba Cnfieo
12 hhds choice do St. Jngo do
15 chests and half chests best Black Tea
25 half boxes Baker’s No. 1 Chocolate
20 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper
100 boxes new Smoked Herring
20 kits superior Spiced Salmon
G5 bbls Baltimore prime Beef aud Pork
60 kegs' do Leaf Lard
600 prime do Hams and Sides Bacon
200 bbls do Howard 8t Flour
10 boxes best Cavendish Tobacco
110 thousand choice Princine Cigars
100 do Havana and American do
15 half pipes O. D. P. Sc Co. and J. J. Di P.
Sc Co. Brandy
10 do do Scignetts do
ldo do O. D. l’.A Co. Brandy, viutngd
1823
10 nines nitre Holland Gin
20 bills Old Monongnhcla Whiskey
300 do Connecticut, New-York uud Boston
Gin <*
10 doz Anchor and Cabinet Champagne
10 do very old Currant Wino.
15 do superior old Wliito Port
GO qr casks Sherry, Sicily, Tenoriffe, Pico,
Malaga, Marseilles mid Port Wine
50 hntnpcrs patent Wino Bottles
501) Demijohns, 4 to 5 gallons
50 bbls Rosin
1 pipe best English Linseed Oil -
300 reuins Wrapping Paper
50 pieces 42 inch Dundee Bagging
220 do flue Georgia Nankeen
501) German Gunny Bags
200 Grindstones, assorted nov 1
T Choice Oysters, Ac. „
HE Subscribers very respectfully inform Uui
public, that they have established themselves
in that well known Oyster mid Coflbo House, for*
marly conducted by Mr. J. McMahon, and pledgu
themselves t9 do uveiv thing in Uicir power to'ren
der satisfaction to <tlf who mny honor thorn with
their nutrounge.
Orders from tho country promptly attended to
and supplied with llie freshest and best articles to
he had m this market, on the,most favorable terms.
LOGAN Sc FINNEY,
Savannah, Nov. 1,1841. m4
ILr’ Thu Augusta Chronicle, Mncou Messenger,
MUIedgcville Recorder, Forsyth Bantling* and Sun-
dersvillo Telescope, will please publish the above
onco a week'fbr ono month, mid forward thuir
bills to this office for payment.
Boarding* ' ,
T HE subscriberrespecttlillyiuforniaher friends
mid the public lliat she hus removed from
tho Market Square to Ute house occupied by Mr.
Coburn iu Drayton street, second door north of
tho Statu Bank, whore she can accommodate ten
or twelve Boarders with Lodging. Also 10 or 15
day boarders, ou reasonable terms,
nov G 3 Mrs. R. DOUVILLE.
Palmer on tlie Clnirch.
A TREATISE on tho Church of Christ; de
signed chiefly for flip uso of students in theol
ogy, by the ltuv. William Palmer, M. A. of Wor
cester College, Oxford, with a preface and notes,
by the Rt, Rev. W. R. WhUtiuehum, D. D. Bish
op uf the Protestant Episcopal Clmreli iu tho Dio
cese of Maryland. From the 2d London Edition.
For sale by THOMAS PURSE,
nov 3
Notice*.
L ETTERS Testamentary to the estate of Al-
oxauder T. Dolanlioyjntoof Clmtlmm coun
ty, decuascd, having bocli granted to tho subscri
bers, all pursons having claims against said ustntn,
will present them without delay, to
LEWIS BA HIE, or
FRANCIS TUUC11EI.UT,
nov 3
City Treasurer’s Ollice.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 30Ui, 1841.
T HE following lots lire in arrears to tho city
for ground rent, to wit:
Brown Ward—Nos. 11,13, 14,15,10, 22, 25,
2G, 42, 43, 46, 50,61,50, 58 ( 59, 01.
Columbia Ward—Nos. 1,3,4,7,8,14, 10, 19,
I, 21, 22,23, 24,25,28,33, 34, 30, 37.
Elbert Ward—Nos. 1, 10,11,12,13,15,10,20,
23,24,33,34,37, 39.
Franklin Ward—Nos. 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 11,12,21,
22,24,25, 20, 29, 30, 34, 30, 37, 38.
Now Franklin Ward-Nos. 5, 8, D, 10,11, 12,
1517.
Greene Ward—Nos. 2, 7, 8, 9,10, 11, 13, 14,
15,16, 20, 22, 27, 35, 37.
Jackson Ward—Nos. 7, 8,10,13,14, 15,10,21,
22, 23,24. 25, 20, 29, 47.
Jasper Word—Nos. 1, 2,3,5, 8.
Lafayette Ward—Nos. 1, 4,5, 9,10.
Liberty Wurd—1, 7,8, 9,10,11,12,152-1, Nos.
5,32,33,35.
Pulaski Ward—Nos. 3.4,5, 7,9,12, 14,15,10.
Warren Ward-Nos. 3, 5,10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
), 21.
Washington Ward—Nos. 0, 7,11,10,18,19,21,
23,29,30,38, 40. JOSEPH FELT,
City Treasurer.
NOTICE.
If tho the rents due on above named lots are not
paid on or before the 1 llh inst. I shall on the morning
of the 12th iust. proceed to re-enter said lots in
conformity tu ordinance. A- HARMON,
nov 1 City Marshal.
Blankets.
10 BALES consisting of Rose 10 4 11-1 mid
Ribbon Hound Whitney 10-4 11-1 and 12-4
London Outfits, 8 by 9 yards. For sale low by
nov 5 FRANCIS SORREL Sc CO.
Lives orEiniuciit British Lawyers,
B Y Henry Rescue, Esq.
Fragments from German Prose Writers,
translated by Surah Austin; with biographical
sketches of tho authors.
History of tho great reformation of tho JGth cen
tury in Germany, Switzerland, Ac. by J. II. Merle
D'Aubigue, 1st American from the 5th London
edition.
The Kurly English Church, by Edward C hurt mi,
M. A.; with a prufitcc by the Rt. ltev. L. Sillinimt
Ives, D.D. i
The Lady’s Annual Rcgi ter, mid Houso Wifo'i
Almanac, for 1842.
v 5 ‘ THOMAS PURSE.
IticLauglilin Sc Guilmartin
W ILL open this day, a variety of Ladies’
GAITERS and EL8LER BOOTS, re-
ccived per Excel, from New York, and via
Charleston from Philadelphia, which they offer low
for cosh. . 3 nov 0
An Ordinance*
T O repeal nn Ordinance, entitled “an Ordi
nance, defining tho trades that mny not be
carried on in the City of Savannah in other than
fire-proof buildings."
Be it ordainod by tho Mayor and Aldermen of me,, i
tiie City of Savannah and Hamlets thereof in Coun
cil nssctribled, mid it is hereby ordained by tho au
thority of Uto same, -That the Ordinnnce, entitled
“ an Ordinance, defining the trades thnt mily not
be carried on within Ute limits of lire City bf Sa
vannah, in other than fire-proof buildings," pi
iu Coiineil on the 9th day of Sept., 1841, be
die same is hereby repealed.
And bo it further ordained, That idl Ordinances
■ parts of Ordinances militating ngaifcst die above
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Passed in Council, Oct. 21st, 1841.
(Signed) WM. THORNE WILLIAMS,
[L. S.] Mayor.
Attest, M. Mvr.its, c. c. oct 35
Abstract of nu Ordinance,
F OIl rcgulaliug tho election, qualification and
duties of City Surveyor, to fix die number of
feet of porticos, railings, enclosures and pavements,
und to regiilate die same; and for the better keep
ing die squares, streets, nublic plnces and wharves
and docks of die City of Savannah freo and clear
of obstructions, and for odter purposes connected
therewith.
Sec. 5. "Be it further ordained, That no person
shall bring, lav, or cause to be brought, laid or put
any timber, bricks, stones, or other materials for
building, or firewood, goods, wares or merchandise,
or other bulky diing whatsoever, and permit and
suffer die saute to condnue mid remain in nny
square, street, lane or alley within die said City for
a longer time than six hours, nor shall any person
permit or suffer any enrt, dray, wagon or carriage
of any sort to stand. and remain in any square,
street, lane nr alloy, longer diansuch dine as afore
said,’’ nor shall any person, without previously oh
taming the written consent of die Mayor una two
dtirds of the members of the City Council, pluce,
erect, or constuct, or cause to be placed, erected,
or constructed, iu any square, street or lane, or oth
er place, of or in dm City of Savutmoh, any boodi,
tent, or other obstruction, Ac. &c. And any per
son offending against the provisions of this sectieu,
sludl on conviction be siihjectto a fine, not exceed
ing one hundred dollars for each mid every offence
if u white person, or corporal puuishment if the of
fender be a slave or free person of color.
Extract from the Ordinance passed iu Council,
August 19di, 1839.
NOTICE.
Tlie above ordinance will ho rigidly enforced, in
consequence of die numerous complaints in viola*
adon ofdiu same. A. JIARMON, C. M.
Tobacco ami Ncgars.
-f AA BOXES Lump Tobacco
JL* JvJ M hhds. Leal' do.
50 M Bpmiwh Seam*. For wile by
nov 3 FRANCIS SOUREL & CO.
Aittfoo ol Broad lot- Nov., 1M1.
City TaxlitinzHs t »»rit*x, \
November 8.1841. J
T IIF. nverngo price of Flour the last month be
ing $7 50 per barrel, bread mUst weigh as
follows, VMM
19 cent loaf must weigh 2 Ih. 11 ox.
\Vincs.
M adeira, in casks umi boxes
Port in casks mid boxes
Teueritl'e iu casks.
For sale nt reduced prices.
nov 0_ > ROUT. HABERSHAM & SON.
Central Bunk tuid IBuwkinsvillc
money,
\757"ANTED nt current rates, by
VV LADD, TUPPER Sc SISTAItE.
nov 0
Niiitnr, Cofl’co und Molasses.
A(\ llUDS New-OrletfcmSugar
.1 UU 60 do Porto Rico do
160 bags Rio Coffoo
100 do Java do
70 do Lngunyra do
100 hhds and tierces prime Cuba Molasses
50 bbls do N Orleans do
For sale by COHEN, MILLER Sc CO.
nov 4
. Beets, Herring, Aci iiindlng.
-| rk 11BL9. Beets
1 IF 60 boxes Scaled Herrings
15 casks, pints, Loudon Porter
25 boxes Mustard
50 gross Mrs. Miller's Cut Tobacco
20 bbls. Sugar Crackers
25 boxes Roy’s tamon Syrup. For sale by
nov 4 CLAGHORNS A,WOOD.
Biiniap’g Lect tires
O N the Sphere and Duties of Woman.
Buntim's Lectures to Young Men, on tho
culth'ntiou ofthe mind, the formation of dm char
acter, and dm conduct of life.
Bickcrstelh on ISuptism.
Lectures on Spiritual Christianity, by Isnuc
Taylor.
Philip’s Devotional Guides. Guidu to the per
plexed, devotional and thoughtful, Guido to dm
doubting aud conscientious.
Philip's Life mid Opinions of Rev. Win. Milne
D. I)., Missionary to Chinn. For sule bj
nov 4
THOMAS Pi
W
COUNTY ELECTIONS.
To tlir URople ofChnUinm cunmr.
J ^KLLOW-ClTliSENS—I uu ■ omdHnio for
. Hi.. Iililco i.rHIitriir Ilf ilia coanly of Ch.Uiun
in tlio i.-le'-liiii. in J in I uit ry next, und will be thank-
lilt for your suffrages. Should I ho elected, I pledge
myscll faidtfttlly to discharge the dudes of Ute of-
fire. 7 JOHN E. DAVIS,
oct 29
It 2 Ih. H ox.
1 lb. 0j oz.
ox.
5 Cent do do
3 cent do do
nov 3 JOSEPH FELT, City Treasurer.
New Beer.
j*JA DARRELS new Mess Beef
tJ\_F 50 do, nritno do.
landing mid iltr sulo by
hOR
Feliow-ClUxens of Glmlhnitt Co.
I AM a caudidatu for ShuritY nt tho election that
will tuke place on tho first Monday in January
next,and respectfully solirit your sunporti If elect
ed, I will onueiivor.hy u faithful und impartinl dis
charge of my duties, to merit tint confidence repos
ed in me. LEONIDAS WYLLY.
oct 21
CLAGHORNS A WOOD.
The History of Christianity,
F IIOM dm liirdi of Christ to tho abolition of
Paganism in dm Roman Empire, by dm Rev.
II. II. Milmaii, widi n preface and notes by James
Murdoch, I). I).
Tim Sermons and Poetical Hcinnius ofthe Rev
Benjamin Davis Winslow, A. M., with notes mid
luldiliiuuil Meinornuda,by tho Rt. Rev. <ieo.‘ Wash
ington Doatie, D. )>. J,. L. D., llisliup of die Dio
cese, and Hector of St. Marys Clmreli.
Plain Sermons, by contributors to the "Tracts
fur the Times "
Practical Sermons; designed for vacant coiigrc-
gntioiia and Families.' by Albert Bumes.
For sain by THOMAS PURSE,
nov 3 i v .
More Cheap Clothing..
(At dm New Cash Store.)
TUST received, per brig Excel, a variety of
•F plain,waved, uimond hauver and iiHpImltum
Surtouts; business and huntiug Coats; wool dyed,
black, blue, and green Dress mid Froek Cuuts; a
large assortment of Pantaloons nnd Vests.
• At.so,
Pilot clodt nnd flushing over Coats and hunting
Coats, at very low prices.
A great variety of servants clothing, togntlicr with
Stocks, Collnrs, Bosoms, lldkfs. Ac. Ac. For
sale, at very reduced prices, by
nov 6 J. J. WEBB, A CO.
Suvannali Poor House aud Hos-
pital*
November 1,1841.
V ISITING CommiUee for November and De
cember—-Messrs. John Gardner and Will.
Duncan.
Physicians—Drs. Arnold mid Bulloch.
KP All applications for admission must bo mndo
to dm Visiting Committee, unless iu urgent cases,
when any mouther of die Board may admit;
nov 0
New Publications.
C ONFESSION; or Tho Blind Heart. A Do'
mestic Story, by dm. author of" Tho Kins-
en,” "Yemnssce,” Ac.
The Miser; or the Convicts of Lisnmnona, by
the nudiorof"NealMulone‘’and "Fadter Blitter."
The Ancient Regime, by G. P. It. James.
Joseph Rushbook; or the Poacher, by Cuptuin
Marryalt.
The Secret Foe, an Historical Romance, by El
len Pickering.
The Deeralayer; or die first war path, by Coup-
Just iteceivcd,
P ER Into arrivals, a choice assortment of Fancy
Goods, Consisting of
Plaid China Silks, Climn Cravats, Plush do.
Velvets do., Watered Silks for dresses
Rich Silk Scarfs, col’d do., Satin for dresses
Bluck and col’d Gro Intis, Gro L'Afringitc do ‘ '
White Reps, Watered Ribbons, Cliimtuo. l’liiiddo.
Mitts, Cuffs, Cnfl' Buttons, Cuff Pins, Iluir Pins
Slinwl Pins, Silk Shawls, Molts de Lnino do
TlirendLaco Collars, Embroidered do., Plain do.
Pluitcd do., finq French Merino, Dark Bluodo.
Striped do., Thread Inserting, new stylo bags
Silk Cords for Bonnets, French Flowers
Turlntain Muslins, Figured do., Worstead Caps
Orntigo Flowers, Marabout Wreaths, Silk Tusaels
Aud ninny other articles. For sale by
Mrs. E. BEAULARD.
Cnps nnd Bonnets will be opened on Wednes
day llto 20th. ’ v ' oct 18
limns, Lsird, Flour, &e.
QAA BALTIMORE eared Hams
13 vF VF 30,000 lbs. Bacon, Side and Shoulders
300 kegs No. 1 Baltimore Lard
150 bills. Prime and Mess Pork
100 do. Howard street Flour
6(1 boxes Soap. Forsaloby
nov 3 FRANCIS SORREL A CO,
. Siigarai
PZf \ IIIIDS. Muscovado Sugars, landing from
cFVF ship Trentoiti For iaile on favorable
terms, by
nov 3 6
Ilnrpei’s Pamily Library.
TYTO. 132, Mmtuera and customs of thu Japa-
JLI neso, in tlie 18Ut century.
Nt». 133. The history of Connecticut, from tho
first settlement to tho present time, by Tlicodprc
Dwight., Jr.
No 134 and 135. Ruins of ancient cities, with
general and partirular accounts of their rise, tall
and present condition; by Charles Bucko. For
sale by THOMAS PURSE.
nov il‘ , • • , -
lilmcsc, Oriinberi'ii'i) See.
BOXES Clmoso
t/w. ID half bbls Cruuborrioa
20 boxes-Pickles
5 do Citron
It) half bbls Fulton Market Beef
Landing aud for sale by
nov3 _CLAGHORNS A WOOD.
N E WflOOD 8.
T HE subscriber has just received per brig Clin
ton aud other recent arrivals, a superior lot of
CLOTHS, DOUBLE WIDTH CA8SIMERES
and VESTINGS.
Also, READY MADE CLOTHING of supe
rior texture, in shape of Beaver Over Coapi and
Fnioktoes t Dress und Frock Coats; plain uud fan
cy mixed Pauls, uud a Ibt of Satinet Goods made
up. Which nrh otlereil as low as any in NaMct,
liir rash nr approved city acceptance.
ILT* Next door to the Hail Road Bank mid Geor
gian office. C. C. THOMPSON.
WANTED.
Two good Journeymen Tailors immediately.—
Apply to the above. oct2ri
4’umIi Olotliiug Store,
Corner of Champion's Buildings, Market Square.
T HE subscribers liitvo received part uf lli'cir
Fall and Winter Stock, consisting nfDia-
moml, Black, Sup. Homan Purple, und Blue Bea
ver Huntiug Coats liud. Surtouts; sup. Wool-dyed
Blue Cloth Dreys mid Frock Coats; Green, Inv.
Green mid Olive do.; Croton Cass. Hunting Coats
and Frorks; Cadet mill line steel-mixed Satinet
Hunting Coats, Frocks, Pants and Jackets; Ken
tucky Jean Froeks, Coatees and Panto; youths aud
servants Clothing of every description. A uploa
d'd assortment of Vests; French Calico mill Cotton
ami L'lUon Shirts; Bosoms; striped, bleached and
unbleached Shirts; Cravats;. Susnenders; Slocks;
Drawers; Socks; Hut.*; Caps; Utpurollus, Ae. For
sale low for cash. Country merchants supplied on
liberal terms. JOHN SOUTH WELL A CO.
oct 19 JM
More Now ICratly iHtitlc < lothiiif, r .
fIHI EHUbsrribors would inform tlieir frieuils mid
J. tho public generally, that limy have received
uud tiro omiHtauUy receiving from their manufac
tory at the North,a complete assortment of HEA
DY MADE CLOTHING, which limy cun con
fidently recommend, as being at limrit equal lit any
other establishment in the city.
Also, fimey articles of every description, usually
kent iu a clothing establishment. AU of whihh
will ho sold as low ns at any oilier estahlishtnant
in tho city, for cash or approved credit:
oct 29 HAMILTON A SYMONS.
Tons.
Uuuk of Darion.
Ootokru 5th, 1811.
T WENTY percent, will bo required of ull Uto
debtors to this Institution, as follows, viz:
Toil per cent, bit 15th November next
Toil per cent, mi 1st February next,
oct 1;» 94 E. S. REES, Cashier.
Effingham Academy.
M R. G. A. MAI.LF.TTE, respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally .that ho has
taken charge of the Effingham Academy at Spring-
field. Persons wishing to send their soils or daugh
ters to this institution, may rest assured that their
instruction, both moral and Intellectual will he
carefully attended to. No paius will he spared to
advance tlie pupils as fast os their capacities will ad
mit- Boys will be prepared for college hi the
shortest possible time. Board may bo liad in and
about the village for frurn eight to ten dollars a
month.
RATE8 OF TUITION.
Per Quarter.
Reading, writiug and Arithmetic, $3 00
English Grammar, Geography, History, Na-
tiled Philosophy, Chemistry and Bo,any,
Ac $5 00
The Latin and Greek Languages, Algebra,
Geometry, Trigonometry, Surveying,
Ac. $8 00
nov 5 13
mui*» I'rilMM'N.
A SUPPLY on hand, and for sale by
T. FI. A J M. TURNER,
ortb Monument Square
The Moneyed Man; or tho Lesson of a Life,
Horace Smith,Esq. author of "Brambloyto House,
Ac.
The Secretary of Mocehiavilli; or tlie Siege of
Florence, by Daniel McCarthy, Esq.
Ten Thousand n^Ycnr, vol. 0. Also, Uto whole
impletoiul vol.
Memoirs of Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans.
Tho History of Uto condition of Women, in va
rious ages and nations, by Mrs. Child, 2 volt. 3d
edt.
Lettorx from Abroad to Kindred nt Home, by
Miss Sedgwick.
' Poetry nnd History of Wyoming, by William Li
Stone.
Voices ofthe Night, by Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow, 5Ui edt. _ ,
Facts in Mesmerism, with reasons for a dispas-'
sionate enquiry into it, by Ute Rev. C. H. Towns*
bend, A. M., late of Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
The Pic Nic Papers, by various hands; edited
by Charles Dickens, Esq., 2 vols.
Rambles and Reveries, by llcnry T. Tucker-
man, author of tho Italian Sketch Book, and Isa
belle or Sicily.'
The Book ofthe Seasons; or the Calondar of
Nature, by'William Howitt. From the OUi Lon
don edition.
Schlegcl’s History of Litoratnrc.
Law and Lawyers; or Sketches and Illustrations
of Legal History and Biography.
Biography nnd Poetical Remiiins of tho late Mar
garet Miller Davidson, by Washington Irving.
Memoir nnd Poems or tho late Lucretia Maria
Davidson, by Miss Sedgwick.
Critical nnd Miscellaneous Writings of Sir Ed
ward Lytton Bulwer, author of "Pelham," Ac.
Carlyles Heroes in History.
Life and Literary llemainB of L. E. L., by l^tman
Blanchard.
A Systoip of Phenology, by Geo. Combe. Tho
only complete American edition, being Irma the 4th
amt lust (revised and enlarged) Edinburgh edition,
wiUt upward of 100 engravings.
Book of the Indinnsof North America, by Sam
uel G. Drake.
Confessions of an English Opium-Eater.
Five years in a Lottery Oflicc; or uu Exposition
of the Lottery System in tho U. States/ by Thos.
Doyle.
Tho Waverly Novels complete, for $5.
Incidents of a Whaling Voyage.
Tlie Tragedy of the Seas; or Sorrow on die
Ocean, Like, uud River, from Shipwreck, Plague,
Fire, and Famine, by Charles Ell ms.
Gems of Irish Eloquence, wit and anecdote, by
James Ilobau.ofUie Washington bur.
The Retrospect; or Review of Providential Mer
ciei,with Anecdotes of vnr'Kmsclinmeters,by Aliquis,
formerly a Lieutenant in die Royal Nayy.cnd now
a Minuter in the established Church. From tho
17th London sditiou.
Chronicles of.the Pilgrim Fathers of die Colony
of PlymmtUi, from 1002 to 1025, by Alexander
Young.
Received and for sale by
oct 30 THOMAS PURSE.
Grern Houhv Plmitft.
A N assortment of Green House Plants, inclu
ding Cnrniillos, Azalias, Dahlias, CbymintHe-
nutria,Tea Roses. Ac- Just received, arm for sale
by T. M St J. M. TURNER,
.oct 20 Monument aquare
J. WASHBURN.
AUCTION fALBS*
By Cohcu A Posdick*
l’O-MORKOw*
At 11 ai clock, will bo iwj at Uto shop of Gttrrgo
Pudoe, Lurry Town, h’w entire stock ofGrocoritw.
Terms G6ib.
Executor’s Bale.
By F* W. Heinemannsi
On MONDAY, 15th November next/
At 11 U’clock, will bo sold at the home oppiclt*
Estate, consisting of HousehUld Fumitars, Crock
eiywore, Gltwswart, Silrerwere, Canine end
Horses, and NttgwtM, fi±i v :
Sofa aud Pillowe, Exlension Dining Tabid, Cen
tro Tablo, Sideboard, 2 doe. French Mahogany
Chairs, do. Rocking and Sawing Chain/-J pair
Ottomans,Brussels Carpet and Rugs, 60 yivdadu
not mods up, 1 small Carpet, Double Marble Top
Enclosed Waslistand, single do. do'. Mahogany tup,
2 French Bedsteads, 1 pair French Pillowi.J pw
Bolsters. 2 pair Pnlioi-tcre, 2 Matrersns, M*mogany
Wardrobe, Dressing Bureau, Fencer aud Fender
Irons, Crib, Writing Desk,'Ac.
rpHEsnlMicribonilinve received by Into arrivals,
A a SUPERIOR iiHsortimmt of Goods iu their
line, viz: Cloth*, CasHimers and Ventings, which
tliuy will make tip to order, or will sell by llto piece
or nattem.
They linvo also got a cotnpleto supply of Fancy
Articles, viz: Stock*, Scari'*. Cravats, Mtt*pnmlcr*,
Shoulder Brace*, Riding Belts, Glove*, Cnllara,
Bosom*, Merino, Silk ami Colton Under Shirt*
and Drawer*. Cotton, Merino and Silk IlalflloHo,
Sic. Ac., wills afresh supply of READY AIADE
CLOTHING.
All ofwhicli tl^ey offer for wile nt reduced prices
for cash nr approved ncceplnnce*.
PRICE A VF.ADF.lt,
oct 23 14 Draper*and Tailor*.
~~T ~PotxTfo<rs, Outoi»h7Ac.
-g ytA Potatoes
AtAv 600 bit*belH do
2000 hunclie* Onion*
20 boxes No 1 Snap
Landing from schr Pacific, for sate l»y
novg COHEN. MILLER & JR>._
Joseph ( iininiiivo,
PRODUCE BROKER,
omen, TrtusT oompaitys’ buimuko
Scrawl Story, West End,
Is now prepared to attend to any ImmriuM in lliat
donnrlmoiit, ami otlbrx hi* service* to hi*
< friend* and tho ;mlilin, hi tho pur-.
chase and sale of produce.
oct 22
SILVER-WARE. consisting of Tea Bet/ Two
Waiters, Dinner mid Dessert Forks; Table, Des
sort uud Tea Spoons; Ladle, ^u'gfir Tongs, SsH
Spoons, Gravy Ladles, Candlcsticki, Bmiffers and
"’rayv
CROCKERYWARE, consisting of 1 Dlimer
Sot of White Granite Wore, 1 do. do Liverpoi I
Ware, 1 Tea Set, China Cups and Saucers, Pitch
era, Ac. and sundry articles of GLASSWARE.
AMO,
Carriage and pair of Horres;
AMD,
At the snrno time and ploco. afntaily qfN#*
-grnus;,.consistingof 11 Y viz: Molly,
Little John, Fayton, Adnm, Little
PJiu-hy, Henry und FranctH.
All tlio above properly sold under tlie will, and
for tlio benefit or tlie heir*. By order of
JOHN P. WILLIAMSON, Ex‘or.
All the above article* of furniture, silver, cln«j»
and crockery ware, a* also tho carriage, have been
but little ii nny used, having lieeu all ptirciiaseO by
tliu dccoosed luirt full in New-York. Tlio hon-c*
are gentle nnd young. Terms caill, bankable mo-
nay ♦tdlyfluONUt . sep28
£)A BOXES 131b. Hyson Ten
jaiP VO do 0 do. do.
20 boxes 0 lb Imperial do.
10 hull' «lic*t* 4 poundjiiipor*, Powchong Teq.
Landing front brig J’Vfwilo by
oct 2!)
COHEN, MILLER A CO.
Cordials.
/STfh BOXES assorted CordiiU*. Lauding nnd
ill! for salo by
0 COHEN, MILLER A CO.
Factorage and Commission Bn
siacss.
T HE subscribers have connected themselves
together under tho firm of GotiprtKr A
Coombs, for the purpose of carrying on tlio above
business. They respectfully solicit a slit! re of pub
lic patronage, atul hope by diligence and prompt
attention to busmens to be able to give satisfaction.
They would state to their friend* und the public,
that they do not intend to engage in speculation,
but simply to receive and dispose of, to the best
advantage, wliut produce may be confided to them.
They beg leave to give the following reference*:
Savannah.—Messrs. (J. B. lAimar, E. Padclford,
W. B. Bulloch, A. Porter, Geo. Schley, William
Patterson A. Co., i). Snider, Ilev. Jos. E. Evan*.
Augusta.—Thomas J. Woton, Jt-sso Kent, John
II. Mann, Edward Tlionta*.
Mucon.—Gon. L. L. Griliiti, Col. Wm. II. Rey
nold*.
Rev. E. M. Pendleton, M. D., Sparta.
Rov. John W. Tally, of Sparta.
Rev. Sum’l Anthony, Washington.
W. W. GODFREY,
JOHN S. COOMBS.
Savannah, Nov. 0,1841. 90 nov 8
fl«\v Cash Clothing Store,
On Ray street, cast side City Hotel.
fTHIE Hitbscriben. respectfully inform the public
A that they aro just opening a new aild gener
al assortment of FASHIONABLE HEADY
MADE CLOTHING, which they recommend a*
being of first rate stylo nnd workmanship, consist
ing of
Black, blue, diamond nnd waved Beaver Surtuut*
Diisiues*, limiting and Frock Coat*.
Broadcloth, Pilot Cloth mid Flushing Over Coats
Hunting and Pen Coats '
Superior black, blue, invisible green mid brown
Dress Coal*.
Cndot, steel mixt nnd green "Prince Albert"
Coats and Coatees
Satinet, Kentucky Jelinand Moleskin.
I Bulling Coot*nml Frock*
Ilruudcmth, Satinet und Kentucky Jentt Round
. Jacket* nnd Coatee*
Superior black, blue mixt, rihhud and fancy Can-
simore Pantaloon*
Black, blue, mixt ami priiltcd Satinet do.
Dottbio nud single hreuMed Vest*, of lil.-lck, blue
and mixt Cloth, Cassimere and Satinet
Figured and plain Silk Velvets, Satins, Bomba
sines, Cashmere nnd Merino.
A I.SO,
White nud huff Cassimere Vests
Fine Cotton nnd Linen Shirt*
Cotton Osnabtirgs, unbleached Muslin nnd striped
do.
Red aud white Flannel, Merino, Lamb* wool nud
cotton Flnnncl Under Shirt*
Silk uud cambric. Linen Pocket Handkerchief*
Beaver, kid and cotton Gloves, Ac.
Stock*, Scarfs,.Cravat* -
Silk and Cotton 4 Hose . , .
Linen Bo*t»nw (plain and frilled) roltnrs, nnxpmt-
dersand suspender end*, umbrella*, Ac.
Tint above are offered at very reduced prices,
wholesale or retail, forensh or approved city nc-
coptaticek.'
ort 20 J. J. WEBB A CO.
Woiilrttl,
icitoKKiiAuu miNinixiijis.
JOSEPH GUMMING
Will attend to tho Halo mid Purcliaso of Property,
Tli« Products of tlio Ntntn,
STOCKS, BONDS, KXOIIANOK, MONKY, &C.
And iq tlie arrangement uud settlement of claims
and demands
FOR HANKS, OR INDlVIIlUAUt.
ITIUCT "Xso FUNCTUAI. ATTKMTION WII.L SB OlVr.N TO ALI.
suu*r>« conviiikh to iiiii.
Ofirt'id Slurs Trnl Co. Ksitrfing, IVttt Knit.
net 22
' Mnckcitii 1 If tiller/ Ac*
Just Received,
()A HALF bbls. No. 1 Mackerel
20 kits do. do. '
20 keg* Goshen Butter
40 linlf bbls. Canal Flour
5 bbls. Smokud Tongue* j
20 boxes Starch
100 do. Soap
50 bbls. Onitins
2(H) do. Eastern potatoes
60 4, 4 rtnd | bbls Buckwheat Flour. .
snip by CLAGHORNS A WOOD,
nov 1
^ ' '
BALKS first qitafity Hay, landing from
»JU ship Levant. For sale by
oct 30 COHEN, MILLER A t’Oi
a loiuiir ui
', John, Phrahy
e Molly, Little
Bonnet*, Artificial Flowcre.mnl Shoes.
By F. W« Ilcinciuanii.
At'Privatu Sale. '
Will bo opened on Monday und rcihniii open
for a lew day*, un invoice of Bouiict* und Hoods,
consiHting or
Irfidie* Httnor. English Split Straw .*
Misses do an do do
Ltdies do do Rullnnd
Do do do Florence
Do Common .do
Do 7 uud 11 Braid Bonnet*
. A 1.80,
1 case of Artificial Flowers
At.so, '
An invoice of S' oca, consisting or ‘
Russett Brogan*
Thick ilk do >
Lidies Seal F. E. Slips, Ac. '
Dealers are invited to cull early iu tlie week, M
they wifi remain open hut for a snort time,
nov 0
Bale Rope, Ac.
i v w. r—
By IV %V. Ilelncmniit*.
At Privutu Sale. ,
Jtlst received, 109 coll* Bale Rope. . n
Rotary Cooking Stove*.
By F. W. Iloincinnnoi
Just received, a few of tlio above much nnprttv*
ed Cooking Stbvea, ns well a* otlier description*,
ttov 5
For
N. K, Rum.
30 BBLS. landing from ship Snmnrailg. For
oct27" nlHby COHEN, MILLER A'CO.
Marino, Lambs Wool und Silk
Nh!rf§.
A FULL assortment ofthe above, double lirbast-
ud. Also, Ladies Under Garmpnl*. For salo
by HAMILTON A SYMONS,
oct 30
Fbcsli. Fimey tuid Stnplt! Dry
flOOllN.
W H. A S. ROGERS have just received
• from New York tlie following Goods,
v,xi
Ladies' snncr. nlitid *iUi,Chino Crnvnbr
Do. rilafn do tin do
Do. light and dark Brnchn Shawls
Do. Idk. and brown Mon* do I«alri do
Do. cinh'd Thibet wool do
Do. super* Idk. and fancy silk do
Do. super, cliungeuble Mantilla* mid Scntf*
|)o. IJicu Buttons nnd Elnstic Watch Guards
Do. open work’d Reticules and Kuliyle Shawls
Scarlet silk Velvet and col’d Dress Silks
Col’d Mens do Lniq* and Chino do Silks, Ac.
For huIii low, Huulh side of Murkut Siiuuru.
oct 30
White Lead liud Clause*:
By IV W. llt'incliiaiiii. .
At i'rivato Sale; •
As agent for "A. 8. A E. Robert* A Go'*"
Wliito Lead, just received in addition to former
supplies,,26,000 lbs of pure No. 1 nnd No. 2, iu 4
bbls, \ bbls; | bbls, 200 lbs, 100 lb«, 60 lb*; tuid 25
lb kegs. -q
Also, n general assortment of Sash Glass, from
8 K 10 in 14 X 24,1st, 2d and 3d quality. All of
which will bo sold on accommodating terms;
nov. 5 . ,
Cicorgln—BUl^oBli County*
Tonllwhoni it diny concern. -
W HEREAS, Henry Duttoii and AndreW ^VH*
sort, Administrators on the estate of Samu
el Wilson, deceased, have applied to Uto Honora
ble tho Court of Qrdinory ot Bulloch County, tor
Loiter* Di*r s
These are therefore to cite and admortish *11 con
cerned,'to file their objectiotu(lfany they lwve) in
(lie Clerk’s office of said Court, within the tune
prescribed by law,otherwise letters pismissory Will
bo grunted.
Witness, tho Honorable Peter Coue, ono of the
Jpdgos of tho said Court, this third day of Mat,
1841. DAVID BEASLEY, d.'c.o. B. e.
may 0 1 ..
W for Lutters of Administration bn the estate
of Benjamin Williams, lato of said county, dec’d.
Thosu are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred iuld ercijitbf* of the mtid do*
ceased, to bo nud rtppear tit my bffice tvitbln the
timo prescribed by law, to shew cause, (if any ex
ist) why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my baud of office, this ninth d»r of
August. 1841. JOHN. W. STACY,
ang 21 c. d. o. t.,c.
Notice.
H AVING Hold my stock of Drugs, Ac. to Mr.
Patton, I can recommend Inin a* an atten
tive and experienced man in this line of business,
nnd iu his behalf solicit my friunds und tlio public
for n share of theif putroniigo.
nov 8 ANTHONY BARTOW.
T HE subscriber having purchased tlie slock of
Drug*, Medicines, Ac., nt the stand lately
occupied by Mr. A. Barlow, corner of Bay and
Draytoustreets, respectfully solicit* his,friends und
Uiu public for their pntrouuge.
J. T. PATTON,
N. II.—Prescriptions carefully und promptly at
tended lo nt all hours. J. T. 1*.
nov 8 f>
Boston Kcfliietl hugar.
/•'A PACKAGES Loaf Crusheu and Powder-
tJlf ed Sugar, of tlie very best quulity, from
tlie Boston Sngur Refinery. For sale ou nccom-
moduliiig terms, by
nov 8 COHEN A FOHDICK._
For hale,
T HE Molily Pond Plantaliou.in Scriven coun
ty, ou too Savannah River, containing by
re*urvey,18J5 acres. WitJi Uie land wifi be sold
about 60 negroes, among whom uro a full propor
tion of workers. A plat ofthe land and a descrip
tion of tlie negroes limy be *eun tin application to
tlie undersigned, und Uic term* on winch tlie pro
perty wifi lie sold, made.
ROB. HABERSHAM A SON.
ICPTho Augusta Constitutionalist will nleuse
insert the above twice a week until tlio middlu of
January und send their bill to this ollice for pay
ment. nov H
Six and aqimili'i'ccuis Reward.
R UNAWAY from the subscriber on the 6th
instant, an indentured apprentice to the
carpenter’s trade; named Henry Allen Scott, about
20 yearaof age, about 5 feet H inches high, slendqr
made, light hair, light eyes nnd fuir complexion.
Tlift above rewnrulind no expenses will he paid oil
his being delivered to die Jailor of Chatham comi
ty, or the subscriber. All persons whatever are
cautioned from harboring or employing said ap
prentice, ns tlie law will he enforced against ull
offender*.
nov 8 3* AUGUSTUS BOUUNEAU.
, ~ UaiNiitM.
'j AA BOXES Bunch Raisins. For sale by
JLUU FRANCIS SORREL A CO.
nov 6
A T the-Savannah Female Asylum, a middlo
aged White Woumii. Apply to
*ep 29 MRS. COIIEiV, State-street..
55,000
pet 27
20
Nounra.
SPANISH Segars, luudiugand
for salo by
COHEN, MILLER A CO.
Slnlc iSnilk Ntock.
SHARKS Statu Bank Stock, for snJn by
nov 3 0 JOS. GUMMING.
YoutH'H Frock €ontN, Jackets and
PailtN*
A FULL ussorlment of Clotli Froeks, Jackets
and Pant* for boys. For sale by
oct 30 HAMILTON A SYMONS.
More Now <4oodn.
C C. THOMPSON has just received per brig
• Excel, nud other arrival*, a fresh supply of
Clotli*, Cussimeriw. Vesting*, Ac., viz :
Black, diinoiid,-waved, green dimoud,blue
Grey, brown,nnd brown mix'd heaver Cloths
Black, blue, green, invisible green, grey mix’d
Brown, olive* nnd Asplinltun Cloth*, of French,
English nnd Auioricau.uianufacture
Superior French l-'uucy Cussiuicrc*
And English and American black, blue, grey mixed
and fancy cuHsimerc*
And a superior article of Idk. aud lig’d Velvet
Cuidimere, cmdiiuoreUe, wool, velvet and. silk
Vesting*
AI.SO HAS ON IIApO,
A large nmnrline/it of Gentlurueii*’ Saxony wool
Wrappers and l'niitiiloon*
Merino, lambs’ wool, not! cotton and Canton flan
nel shirt* and drawers
Linen, cotton aud culico Shirts
Bomjiii* and collar*,suspsnder*, white silk
Linen cam brie und colored*ilk potikot lidkf*.
Blk. uud fancy cravats, and a superior article of
Chine, mohair, merino und silk lig’d and
plain scarf*
Silk, satin and bombwiii stocks
Scarf*, fig'd und plain
Geudeiuonii’blk col’d kid uud beaver gloves
Blk, and lleeh col’d silk
Merifio, lambs' wool and wool rocks.
A 1.80,
I cane latest fashion Hal* S '
I do. blk., blue, scarlet and beltuet cap*..
Which articles will be Mold low for cash, or usual
term* nt hi* store.
Between Kail Rond Bank nml Georgian uffico.
nov 3
A FURTHER supply, received and for sale by
oct 14 THUS- mttdON.
Cora.
BUSHELS, in stofu und for said i;
AlUul/ ntinntitin* to suit
nov 3 FRANCIS SORREL A CO.
Liinoi Ac, Afloat.
CASKS Htono Lime
OUU 29 half Mils No 3 Mackerel
6 bbl* Herring *
On hoard brig Lancet. For solo by’
nov 8 COHEN. MILLER A CO.
DcoruiaWayno County.
To all whom it tiloy concern.
ITTIIEKEAS, John Brown, Esql, Guardian o,
▼ T - Margaret Smitli, orphan of Charles Smitlit
deceased, bajli dnpliod to tho Honornblu the Cotlr*
**f Ordinary of woyne county, for LettersDismis
w?ry; ' •
These are therefore to cite and admonish til con-
ernnd.to file their objections (if any they Itnve) iu
.ho Clerk’s office, of the said Court, ou or before
die first day pf November next; utnerwiso LeUors
pismissory will ho granted..
WithoM, tlie Honorable John Brown, one of tho
Justioes of tlie said Court, the Olghlli day of Sep
tember, A. D.onu thousand eight hunilrod and for
ty-one. RO. B. WILSON, o.c. o. w. c.
sop 17 - -, lL '
Hiigni 1 , ColIeOf Ac..
fi* UIIDS. Porto Rico Sugars
I 3 do. New Orleans do.
50 bag* Rio Coffee
50 barret* BohIoii Rum
100 do. American Gin
25 do. do. Brniidy
20 nine* Holland Gin
10 naif pipe* Cognac. Brandy
10 cask* whitened winter Sperm. Oil .
25 barrel* Pork
50 do. Bdof '
300 boxes Soap, variOu* brands .
30 bnxc* Colgate Nimp
100 boxi!**pcrm candles
50 M. Segars
25 baskets Cliumpagne
100 ImiU's Raisins
35 keg* Butter
100 hurrcl* I’otatoe*
30 barrel* Cider Vinegar
30 do. while winu do. . .
For sale on accouunoduling terms, by
nov 8 ‘ -COHEN A FOSDICK.
Fancy Cfoodis.
W H. AS. ROGERS have just received
4 from Now York, viz: - ‘
Shell, luck amt ride combs, Brazilian do.
Buffalo and Gunnun shell twist audside Comb*
Shell Comb* oil card* nnd iron drawing combs
Ivory, Buffidn and home dresring combs-
Silver, Gehnnu silver aud bras* Thimbles
Saddler'* twut. pearl button* uud ktillutoc*
Pocket Book*, whalaboue husk* and ivory islots
Steel hu*k*, emuiery cu*hi6ti* and steel pens
French and EiigiiHh toilut powder, pencil leads
Perfume, vorbeim. woodbine, cologne, luveoder
Macqwar and Antique oil, orange do Portugal
Royal extract of Flower*, c**’tofro»e*
French foucy reaps, hook* ami eye*, tooth brushes
French and English luiir brushes, Ac.
nov 0 South rideMarkot Square.
Prciieli JPerAiiiicry.
A FRESH supply Of Prevort’*Cologn«,L''Vt:u-
tier, Ellurmi. fc.lnicu. *c. For Ml J by .
T. 11. & J. M. TUKNEH,
nor i • Mnnumsut Sipioro-
. Ctcorffla—Libcrly County.
To all whom.it limy .concern. -
TTniEItKAS, George VY. Dunham, admini*-
n Orator of iltu estate oLR. S. Leonaid, do-
ceased, applies for letter* of Dismission from said
estate. r *' •, *& * ,
Those are therefore to cite andadnianuh all nnd
singular the kirtdrud and crefiitohi'of said decased,
te ho and appear at my office within the time pre
scribed by law, to show cause (if oily exist) why
*aid letters should not bn granted.
Given Under, niy hand nt my office, this fith day
of July, 1841. ' JOHN W. STACY;
jnly I’d , . c. c.6, ty,c.
.£,■ Ocortritt—Wayne Comity.
Wf 11EIIEAS, Joseph R. Slater, bus applied lo
7 ▼ the Inferior Conrt of sold County, while sit
ting for ordinary purpoMs r to direct the Administra
tor of tho estate nnd effects of John Bohannon, late
of Wuyne county, deceased; to make him titles to a
certaiu tract of land described iu hi* petition to the
Court. Therefore, aUpenmiMcoueetntd will tnko
notice, that tf there U uu Icgalobjocthra’fded within
Uto time prescribed by law, the Court ‘will order
titles to bo pndo the Utw directs in-such cases
made and provided.
By order Ofthe Court, 6th May, A. D. 184.1
may 1213m HO. B. W1L8QN, Clk;o. o. w.c.
ANirul Lamp*: ,
A SUPPLY of Astral Limps; with cut and
plain shades. Just received oed forsaloby
* T.M.AJ.M.TURNEK,
nov 1 Monumeut Ljuore.
Ceoiqjia-Wnyue County.
To rfll Whom it may concern. , t
TTfrilERKAS, Robert B. Wilrert, Adxnrnistra-
▼ T. tor 6f tlio estate of JolmBohannon, dee d,
hath applied to tho Honorable ffia Court of Ordm-
nry of Wayne county, tor Letter* DUinissory.
ThAsc are Uierefore to cite and admonish «U con
cerned, to file their objections (if any they Raw) in
tlio Clerk’* office of the said Ceurt, on. qr boffire
the eighteenth'day of March next; olhemise Let
ters Dismissoiy will be grantod. • ‘
I Witness, the honorable Jobn Brown. onebf the
Justice* of said Court. Given under my hand of
|office,gt Wayne Court House, tlius"eighth day of
I September, A. D.: one (bonsond eight haridrad and
forty-one. .
■ iep 17 RO. B. WILSON, c, c.o.-w. c.
— ... , .—
,w to /ue for,letter* of adiuiois
entato of G. D. Beckwith, dseOased:
. .These are Uierefore to c5e and admonuh aJJ und
aiugulrir Uie kindred and creditors of Ac sahf do-
Ceased, to Ik? and appear at my office wlftln tho
time proscribed by law, tu show cause, If aay exist,
why said-Utter* shouldnot t*o granted."
Given under my hand at office, this 20th 4»y #f
October. 1841. :
oct 22 JOHN W. STACY, c.*. •.%. a.
