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JOHN LATHROP fJ CO. OFFER FOR SALE, BARRELS Loaf Sugar 'JJ lihds Mu.Cov.du Sug.r 75 bag. Gref» Coffee 300 rail<a Nails, assorted 9 hhila Lifemoi 1 China 6 do N E Hoik 3 tons Jwe,let lion 35,000 Sf aniafa Segura nov 29 p 4 The Subscribers OFFER FOR SALE, A; the StoreUtely occupied by Messrs Scott & t'ahm, on the Exchange dock, the fol* lowing articles, just landing from brig Osgood, A PIPES Brandy, 4th proof Qj 4 pipes Holland Giu > 2 hhds Jamaica Rum 20 bblt ll\ e Gin 20 do do Whiskey 4 hhds do do 20 bbla N E Rum 5 qr casks Tcneriffe Win# 5 qr casks Madeira t 6 bbls White Wine Vinegar 2 chests and 20 qr chests Hysou Tea 2 boxes Imperial, containing 20 cannls- ters Tea, 2 lbs each , 1 box Gun Powder containing 20 oannis* tors Tea, 2 lbs each 1 boy Souchong 24 kegs Gunpowder 4 kegs Shot assorted 7 hhds St Croix Sugar, vtry superior <20 bbls do I 40 bags best G'-een Coffee 20 bbTs Pilot Bread 40 coils llalc Rope 10 bbls Loaf Sugar 10 do Lump do 10 half fiikms Butter 20 boxes Sperm Candles 20 do Mould do 20 bbls Richmond auperfine fresh Flonr, Huxali’s Brand 20 boxes Urown Soap 20 do Yellow do 3 casks Carolina Hoes, No 2 and 3 2 do Patent do 2 do Trace Chains 3 dozen Cooper's Adsci 10 duaen hand and club Axes X2 do Padlocks, assorted MACKENZIE & HERNANDEZ, nov 20 105 N; H. HART Tj>EGS leave to ucquaint his Friend* and %E#the Public,he lias removed to Queruvd’t Buildings, Corner of Bay Lane and Whit- mker St. where lie has received and open ed an extensive and general assormcnt of CHINA, Glass, and Earthenware; Also,» handsome assurment< f Cutlery, Ju lian, Plated, and B aaswuro, too numerous to enumerate, all of which ho will dispose of at. his usual low pices, for Cash, or town acceptances. PLANTERS aitd Country Merchants ViaiUng town, Vo lay in supplies, will do well to visit this estHtdishment, where they cen be supplied with every article in the above line, on aatisfuctory terms, nov 8 ||95 The Subscriber H AS removed to the store lately occu pied by Messrs Rulloch £4 Dunwody, where he continues to transact FVCTORAGR AND Commission Hnsincss, and offers for g.ile 50 tierces NEW RICE, together with the fnllowirg articles: Casks of B. B. S. P»rter Wbole and hull*bbl. Fresh Floup Bunds Mess and Prime Beef Duxes fresh Raisins Ilyson, Gunpowder and Souchong Teas Coffee Loaf, White Havana, and Brown Sugars Cognac H.andy Jamaica and W. India Rum Jlulland Gin and Whiskey Sperm and Tallow Candfes Soap in whole and hull boxes Sperm, Linseed, and Train O Is ■ Spikes, Capper and wrought Nu.ls Cut Nails from 4dto 20(1 Together with an assortment of Ship Chandlery, Hardwire, and Paints. WILLIAM P. BOWEN. ‘ nov 29 4 JOHN P. SEIZE frlYjAS received by the late arrivals From Ud New-York, a great variety of CLOTHING, Which, for beauty and quality, excel any that ever was offered in this maket,—viz. Blue and Black extra fine Dress Coats Srcond Quality do do Blue, Cluret, and Brown Frock Coats Drab Box Coats Youths Fine Coats Blue and Gray fine cloth o atees Valencia, Toilineta, Swaudowns, and all o- * tlier kind of Fancy Vests Extra fine Whitfc Marseilles do Black Florentine Cassirnere and Cloth do blue Cloth and Cassirnere B[elt Single and Double milled Cassirnere ’ Pantaloons, of all colours and sizes Flannel Shirts and Drawer* Knitted do do Bkp. Plain and Frilled Cotton and Linen f Shirts Superfine Cravats Scotch Plaid Cloaks, of various sizes and prices , Short and Long Lambswool Hole Gentlemen’s Beaver Gloves 10(1 Dozen Woolen do Sdk Umbrellas of all Sizes L'iin Skin Great Coats Servants Coatees and Pantaloons Men’s and Boys Suits very cheap Pea and Monkey Jackets lied Flannel, Check, and Striped Shirts Striped and Spotted Guernsey Frocks Fiag and Blue Bandana Handkerchiefs Drab and Black Hats London Dutliland Point Blankets ALSO, Superfine Blue and Black Cloth Do Double milled Cassirnere of al most every colour Vest Shapes Black Florentine, Valencia, and Toilinet Vestings Extra fine White Marseilles p.ne and Common*Whi»e Flannel 3d pieces Heavy Lion Ski i 24 . ilt> v#ry good quality Blue Plains Scotch and Tartan Plaids, Iroro 62 cts to £1 Having just received the latest N. Yoi x cud Philadelphia Rubious, he will be ena bled to makoyyp the above goods to suit bu. customers OCt Ji JlD Blankets and Bagging. UEOHmsTw. UOH OJvrt far «u.'e 6y the Halt «r facet, and 4 Point BLANKETS 6-4 and 7-4 Bristol lie fib* Blankets 8-4 and 9-4 Heavy London Duffle do 40 and 42 inch Baltic Hemp Bogging White and Blue Pla'its With a variety of Goods suitable for the season, at J\V 7. Gibbons* building*, nov 9 lm White Plains and Blankets T HE subscriber! have received bv the ship Oglethorpe from Liverpool, H’hite Plain* and Ihtjjlt Blanket*, witn a variety of other articles suitable for the present fnd approaching season, which they offer or sale on their usual terms. JAMES ANDERSON b Co. oet 8 ANDREW LOW CO. ]ff|AVB leceived, by the ships Georgia, wRu Oglethorpe, and other recent arriv als from England slid Scotland, th • greater proportion at their usual supply of Fall y Winter Dry Goods, which they offer for sale at a moderate ad vance for l’rodhce, or on their usual accom modating tc ms fur approved paper ; and • by the ship Emily, daily expected from l.i- verpool, they will receive an additional as sortment, together with cask* of London bottled Porter in quart amt pint bottles, Crockery, Glassware, and some other bulky artidea. No# in itore, and * offered (fir sale, a few pieces of best Haltic Hemp Cotton Hugging, 42 inchfea wide, oct 19 For Liverpool, The British altip 1MHSK r, H J’lrew, Matter, For Freight, applv to A L. MOI.YNEI'X. Neither the Cap'ain nor Consignee will | pay ant di hticuunacted by the crew, ov '>9 4 DRY (iOOItS At very Reduced Prices. Ann rifcUKS White, Blue, »nd Mixed Filin. 50 pieces London Duffle, Bristol, and Point Blankets 300 f>»ir Rose Blanket*. a great sacrifice 96 pieues Wliite and Red Flannels A few pieces Heal Welch do uncommonly Fine. 35 pieces Green Rpixe, some very low pri ced 45 pieces Mixt and Blue Cloths for Ser vants Superfine Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vesting 13 pieces Patent Cotton Tick Counterpanes and Marseilles Quilts, great Bargains 20 pieces 6-4 Sheeting, very fine 27 do Furniture and Hair Cord Dimity 41 do 4-4 Linen, suspiciously cheap 86 do Towelling and Table Diaper from 3-4 to 18-4 wide, at less than sterling coat 200 pieces very Low priced Calico 56 do 6-4 Columbia Plaids 30 do Caroline and Clan Plaids Figured and Plain Rombazetts of every de scription 200 pieces Russia Diaper, and Pitch Rolls 1 bale very low priced Car| etmg Book, Mull, Jaconet, Nainsook, Batilla Cambric Muslins, figured and plain Muslin Dresses, Flounces, Trimmings, and Tippets, of the. latest, fashion 460 dozen bilk, Cotton, and Woolen Ho- a ery, well assorted 93 dozen K*d, Castor, Beaver, Doe, Buck, and Dogskin Gloves 10 pieces Norwich made Black Bomba zeen, the greatest bargain ever offered here Black Sarsnets, Black Canton Handker chiefs, and Fancy Silk Shawls and Scarfs, new style 1 lies a goods were principally selected in Europe, by a superior judge, or purcha sed in this country at auction, so that they cun and will be sold cheap at the GOLDEA HALL, by THOMAS WALTON. nov 5 lm The Subscriber H AS the honour of announcing to his Friends and tbejubfip in general, that he bus just arrivedtrom N York £4 Charles ton, with the most fashionable Gentlemen’s Hats, Clothing, £4c. Those persons wishing a good bargain, will do well to call at the Subscriber’s Store, Five door* En*t of the City Hotel, viz Trunks fine find extra superlative Blue, & Black, Dress coats Trunks Brufids, Gray, Mixed, Olive, Drab, Frock, Box, and Waterloo {loafs, with and without Capes; some with lulling collars. Trunks I ine and Coarse Coatee's, of various • colours. Trunks Blue and Black ditto, at very low prees. Trunks Fine and real ex»ra super, super- Hue Blue, Black, Gray, Brunds, light Blue, dark and light Drab, double and single mill Cassirnere Pantaloons, made in the newest style. Trunks Blue, Black, Buff, Cassirnere extra quality, double twill’d English Fferan- tine, Merino, Valencia, with Borders, Swanadown, and extra fine coloured Marseilles Waistcoat*, frfinks of extra Frill’d and and Plain Linen shirts. Sma'I package* of ready made Cravats. Buies of real Tai tan extra large size Cloaks, elegantly Trimmed, from £7 to 14. Bales Linen, Cotton. Worsted, and Merino 8hirts, of various sizes. Bales Flannel, Cotton, Merino, Knitted, and Worsted Shirt* and Drawers. 300 Doz. Worsted, Lambswool, Cotton, and Silk short and long Stockings, of supe rior qualities. Case* of 32 inch Patent Silk Umbrellas. Cases cheap 4 4 Irish Linen. Buies of3$ and 4 point Blankets. Baku of Kay £4 Son’s Plains, No. 4 & 5, at the low rale of 62$ cts. per yard. ALSO, A great quantity of Negro Clothing. Buies Kilmarnock Caps, £3J per Dozen, links Out Sizes, Negro Stockings, £6$ do. 500 Jackets and Trowscrt of good quality, Blue cloth, well lined, at £5 per suit. 250 Subs Fearnought Jackets and trow- sera, of the largest Siz^a, at £6 pr. suit. 150 Great Coats from £6 to 8. 1200 Red Flannel Shirts, at £15 per Doz. 12 Bales Fearnought Pea Jackets at £5 each T200 Check and Striped Shirts, from 75 cents to £1 25. 2 Bales extra quality, Blue round Jack ets with rolling collars. A Branch of the above establishment is carried on in Charleston, S. C. corner of the Bay and Queen-street, opposite the Ven due Range where Georgia and North Caro lina money is taken at pur. PETER DREGE. oct 29 | TORTOISE SHELL, Ivor^ and Horn Combs, Ingrain Carpeting, tife. (TRUE Subscribers offer for sale by the <11 dozen, an invoice of Tortoise Shell Combs of all sizes, Very fine Ivory Combs of all siaea Mock tortoise shell combs do do 4 bales Ingrain Carpeting by the bale or piece 2 bales Domestic Plaint do do —also— 300 lb Sewing Twine 2 case* Double and 8ing1e Barrel Guns 3 Cables, from 6 to 10 inches BLANCHARD BROTHERS £4 CO. Anderson’** Building on the Buy, nov 15 101 H GEORGE RELPH AS received bv the slop Emily, from .Liverpool, a further supply or DRY GOODS, Amongst which are very superior English, Strip’d and i’laided Sarsnets Do Figured do Do do Dresses 6 4 and 8-4 Snttin Damask Shawls Barcelona Shawls Rich Chintz, blue, orange, and gold Ban danas A very extensive assortment of Fancy Shawls, Scarfs, Mautiletts, and Handker chiefs; also Children’s Mufla Boots, all of which were selected by himself in Loudon and are of the latest fushion. nov 22 re 107 Ncan Taney fctvree,. •vvuw — MRS. E. BEAULARD, H AS the honor of announcing to the La dies of Savannah and its Vicinity, that she has opened a new Fancy mud Millenary Store in Young’s Buildings, next door to Messrs F. Giliet & Co’t store. Where she hopes to receive a share of the Public patronage, having received from France, by the latest arrivals via Charles ton, the newest patterns for Bonnets and Dresses; beside* her assortment of Fancy Goods, she has on hand a very handsome «iaort- ment of Leghorn Hut*, from No. 40 to 70 ; White and Black Ostrich Feather*, uncom mon!. large. All of w hich will be d.sposcd of at ve y moderate pr.ee* fur c*»b. auv 27 !• 3 FRENCH GOODS JIT WHOLESALE. uTpHE Subscribers have just received new assortment, of French l)vy Goode £$ Perfumery, imported direct via New-York, which they offer Wholesale on liberal terms, among them are. White, Black, and Red 7-4 and 8-4 Merino Shawls Do do do 4 4 half and square Merino Handkerchiefs Black Silk Velvet and Mode Black, White; Blue and Pink Satins Do do do do Florences Plain Lustring and Satin Ribbons, No 1J to 12 Pearl F.dge do do No 1$ to 16 Rich fig’d RihbnnB by setts, No 6-16 9-22 Black Velvet Ribbons, No 4 to 100 White and Black Silk Braids Black, Plain, and Striped Silk Galloons Plain and Embroidered Silk Hose White *nd black Silk Gloves Black, White and col’d sup erf. Kid Gloves do do do do Beaver do Silk Suspenders and Garters Fancy 4-4 Silk Handkerchiefs Black and colored Sewing Silk Dandy 4-4 Silk Handkerchiefs Superfine Gilt edge Paper Pins Antique Oil, Pomatum Fine Rose Soap, Honey Water Very Superior Cologne Water, £4c. BLANCHARD, BROTHERS £jf CO. Andei non'* Umldingon the Hay. nov 4 9\ JAMES ANDERSON 8j Co. J15T WE received by recent a rival* from wwl ''England afid France, a very Qhoice Bi fi ction of Yamiy am\ Stable Dry Goods, CKxsrsTiM) I* nnr op Superior Brussels, Venetian, English In grain and Scotch Carpeting, with Hearth Rugs to match Blue, green, and damask Table Covers Rich furniture Chintzes and furniture Di- mity Rich damask table Cloths and Tea Nankins A beautiful assortment of black and colored Rombazetts, pluin and figured Extra fine blqpk Bombazines Elegant Bobbniet Veils and Laces White and yellow n.w king an vast Infants’ Caps and Frock Bodies, elegantly •worked Elegant sewed muslin Hdkfa. Capes. Col- lareis, Tippets and Frills, new pattern* Do sewed Spencer* and fiounceu Muslin Robes and Ball Dresses Do indenting and scolloped Trimming and Flounces Fashionable Head Ornaments Rich doited and sprig’d book and mull Mub- lins and Lenocs Extra quality white and black silk Hose Fleecy cork soles and guuz< Stockings White, black and colored Silks and Satins, and Black MorlC Rich figured silk Shawls and Hankerchiefs, all sizea Rich figured Satin and lustring Ribbons Black, wliite and colored French Crape Dresies Black, white and colored French Crape Shawls and Scurfs Ladies’ superior Pari* made long and habit kid Gloves Ladies’ superior castor, beaver and silk Gloves Elegant merino Shawl* and Scarfs, a few with lead colored bonier* White Velvet for painting Biack Italian Levantines and Sattin Black Nankin Crapes and Crape Dresses Do figured Gros de Naples and wide vel vet Ribbon Swansdown lor trimming and tippets Strip’d and check’d kalian Silks Best London superfine black, blue and fan cy lot ha Best London superfine black, blue, scarlet buff, white, and fancy colored Cassi- mei*** Together with a large } variety of other Goods, which make their present assort ment very complete and ettentive, and which will be sold un accommodating terms, nov 13 |i For Liverpool, -The slop ATLANTIC, Robert L. Taylr, matter, Well known us a packet ship between New-York and Liverpool; copper ed and copper fastened, and in every re spect a first rate vessel; she is of good di- mensiim* for mowing cotton, can load at town, and having commenced taking in, will sail on the 5th December, For freight of 20U bales cotton or pasaage, having ele gant accommodations, applv to C«pt. Tay lor on board at Hunter’* wharf,mr to SAMUEL WRIGHT. nov 20 105 For Liverpool, Tlie ln.t wilmir.hip •C H A RLOTTS. Oern-gc Sim. Jr. murin', 1h t.iU-ntle.l to meet quick Ai.pilch: for I'rri^-lit or pss,.ge, hiving Rood iccnnimmUiions, apply to Cuptuin Situs on boird at Tnylor’s whirl', or Ip O. C. (iltl&WOLl). nov13 99 For Liverpool, The fast sailing copper'd ahip LADY GALLATIN, 36() Ton* Burl hen, Isaac Hurrit, Matter, WHm Is intended to he dispatched without delay. For fYeiglit or passage, having good accommodation*, apply tu cap tain Harris, on board at Boltons centrul wharf, or to HALL, HGYTfc CO. nov 11 97 For Greenock, The well known British ship THREE SISTERS, Jamet Hell, matter, Will be dispatched immedi ately. F »r freight of 100 bales Cotton or passage, applIOo captain Bell on board, or to nov 97 3 JOHN II. R&lDhCO. For Havre, The Minrrinr new ship HOWARD, JV*. //. IhUlredge, master, — Will commence loading on Wednesduy, and Rail 3d l’roximo wthout fail i lm* lorn fifths of her cargo ready tqgo on board. For remainder of freight, or passage, having elegant furnished accum- modatiohs, apply on board, or to GEORGE GORDON. Landing and for Salt, 20 hhds Superior Old crop N O Sugar nov 25 l 109 For t’ort-au-Prince, Tho-atop MONTGOMERY, II eston, •Master, ~—_ _ Will meet with dispatch. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to John lathrop u co. nov 5 92 For New-York, The fine coppered and cop- per. r *slenrd ship INDUS, Captain Stephen Hrown, Having part of her c-irgo en gaged, and will br dispatched without de- lay. For freight of three hundred baits or passage, apply to the 'Captain on board, or to JOHN CANDLER, nov 29 p4 Jones’Buildings. For New-York, . The last sailing packet ship > savannah. Isaac It bite, master, Will sail on Tuesday, 26'h inst. For freight or passage, having ele gant accommodations, apply to Captain White on board at Jones’* upper wharf, or to HALL, HOYT & CO. nov 2:1 108 For Liverpool, The brig OSGOUD, Oliver C*ii, matter, Ha* commenced h ading, and will require 300 bale* of Cotton to complete her cargo. Fur freight, apply to Capt. Coit on board at Anciuux’s wharf, or to BENJAMIN BURROUGHS, / No 3, Commerce Row. nov-23 108 For Baltimore, jjVK The fast suiting brig MESSENGER, Batseit, Master, mmUBBrn Intended as a regular packet; wit| meet with dispatch. For freight of 100 bales or passnge, having handsome accom modations, apply to the Captain on board, or to DANIEL CARNEY, Jr nov 25 u 109 For Boston, The brig HESTER, R. S, Hubbard, Master, Will sail with all possible dispatch. For freight or passage apply to the Cap tain on board at Bulloch’s wha-f, or to JOHN CANDLER, Jones' Buildings. Who hat received and for tale, 50 b!)ls No 3 Mackerel 27 boxes Madeira Wine of flip quality 30 kegs Butter, put expressly for fami ly use 20 bbls Potatoes 50 bbls Apples nov 16 102 For Sale, Freight or Charter, The schooner AMKIIICAN L.\l)Y, Captain Forber. Apply to f it. U l. HABEBSUAU. • 3 For Darien, 4L The regi 1 ir packet 'Imp JI THREE BROTHERS, Howland. Matter, a9ME To sad un Sunday next. For tn ight in pusage, np| ly to the Captain bouid, at Exclnuigc aliarf. nov 29 e 4 For Biccborough, The picket rfimp II B (1 U L A T o K, Snaw, .tfn.fiT, To —il on TiifUtUy next. Fur trctifltt or .pply to the Cit|rt»in or Iro.rrl at Bulloch*, wluui'.nr to HALL b MEIGS, nov 29 p 4 , For St. Augustine, The loop FLORIDA, Captain Fitch, _ Will have quick dispatch. For li'ciglit or passage, having handsome uc oommoditioim, apply to the master on board at Boltun’s wlnnf, or to ISAAC COHEN. nov 26 For Sulilla and Jetlcigou, The new atoop S I* A R T A N. Oi!b*. tmirler, Will mil on Sunday m xt. Fm li'vi^nt or pa.mge, .pply on bound, or tu MU.I.V.lt y FORT, nov 97 p .1 Hunter', wliarti For Charleston, The regular Packet sloop WILLIAM, Captain Reed, _____ Will sail on Wednesday,next. For freight or pannage, having elegant accom- modations, apply to the Captain at Bolton's wharf, or to S. A. CONDY, nov 25 109 Rfoe’s wharf. To Let, The Slure itt Vvhit.lter- street, first door from the corner ofCongress street, formerly occ.it pied by Thomas Dowell £4 Co. un excellent ntand for holiness. For term* apply to BF.NJ. II. BOYNTON, or P MORIN, Corner of Congress and Whitakor-at* nov 13 99 Houses to Ilcnt. The Lensr ot the lollowing ■ ■■i HoM,t!l * nd Stores of the Sub B!B * Kcribcr, having expired on und before this day. they will be Tent ed at a moderate price to responsible Te nant*, viz:— 2 Tenements, Lot No 34, Warren ward. 1 House, Lot No 25, Brown ward. 1 do half Lqt No 9, 2d Tything. Rey nold’s ward, fot mcrly the property of John Anderson. A Store in Buy Lane, on Lot No 2, Jekyl Tything, near the Exchange. 2 Stores with convenience* for families, oil Thunderbolt Road. ALSO, Several small Houses nt a low Rent, in different parts of, and near the city. C. II. HAYDEN. N. B. Lots pleasantly situated may h? had on accommodating terms, bv person! wishing to build on Lease ground, nov 8 i.I Caution. 4 I.L Persons are forbid to rent the HL Jlousgof John Anderson’s Estate, from any person but the uqdersigncd—the sule of the same made by the Sheriff, being a void one, a* made lispendeni in the case of the Poor House vs. I.eby and another. U. H. PE TT1GUEW, Att. in fact of Leby and Wife. nov 19 104 Caution and Notice.. R H. PETTIGREW, Esq, having given • notice in the last Georgian, that no person has a right to rent the House be- longing to the estate of John Anderson,! hereby give NOTICE, That I will rent the house and premises on half Lot No. 9, 2d Tything, Reynolds ward, formerly the property of John Anderson, (which, I presume, Mr. Pettigrew has re- ference to) to any responsible tenant, at a moderate price, and will guarantee to said tenant the undisturbed possession against Mr Pettigrew’s claim, the Subscriber hold ing legal SherifPa Titles. v G. II. HAYDEN. nov 20 | To Rent, T WO Stores in the building opposite Peufield’a range. AI.SO, O ie Tenement suitable for a Dwelling or Boarding House, terms moderate. Ap ply to THOMPSON fc BONNEY, nov 9 B Whitaker-street. To Rent, jTpHE Store in Jones’ Buildings on the Bay, next to the one occupied by 9mith £4 Turner, an excellent stand for bu siness. Also several Dwelling houses and Ware Rooms. Apply to R. £4 J. HABERSHAM, nov 12 *98 To Rent, T HE lower part ofthe building occupied as the Georgian Office. Apply to thi editor. oct 24 Rice Bread. mills MOUNIXG »t the Ejt.blinhmcn', X Broughton street, to weigh three ounces more than the assize. The subscri ber is now prepared to supply Grocers— they may depend upon being supplied punctually. N. U. One or two apprentices to the bu siness would be taken. P. BRASCII. nov 15 re Lost or Stolon. A BLUE'S uniform Jacket, with a til ver Epaulette—any person fearing al (hit OfKcg such information as will hod to their rcrafrery, *huU be liberally rewarded a or 18 103 I'UBLIC SALES. By J. U. Herbert Co. Tins day, ,-3mh »m b. wUb* fore our store, a* 11 o'clock 1 , . 5 boxes White liuvana Buga* 5 do Itrown do dt 3d hMs Muscovado Sugar 15 hluls do do 10 bbls Coffee 5 hhds Whiskey 10 bbls do 4 hhds Jamaica Rum 1 10 do N Orleans do 10 casks Malaga Wine *0J0 lb llama 20 kegs Butter 10 Avg* Tobacco, nov 89 4 Tsmt at salt, By Baker $ Minton, Un MONDAY. 9d Dec. It 11 o’clock in front of their Store, A cenrrnl iMortm-nt nf GROCERIES, Coh.i.lillE of 3<t bl>l. N O Siqj.r S pipe. 4th pruof Gogn.o Bruin* 10 bin!. S F. Rum A pipr. Northern Gin 11 bi t. White ILiv.ni Sngmr 30 liwi St Domingo Coffee 8 lilina St Croix Hum 48 hone, 8o»p Anil »t O o’clock In .tore, . valuable uiortiirnt of •e.wn.bli- llrilisU DRY GOODS, I iiig of n Plaids luma lue Plaint e Calicos fa irlca (t Casiimcrel ie clcthi Hdkfe d Sewing Sllka By Baker 6j Minton, On MON DAY,2d Dec. it Imll.put 11 „clo la front of their Auction Store. 12 hhds very superior 4th proof Ja« tftafea Rum 36 bhl* Mess Pork 100 boxes Mould Candid, nav 1?9 4 By Baker & Minton, On MONDAY, 2d Dec. it luff put 13 o’clock in tlioir iiictimi store, fur ipprov- cil endorsed notes it SM di,^ 8 case, .upei tine 4 4 I. inh Linen. 2 bale, red and’bldb Flannel. 3 trnnbt Men and Wameii’. black wot. sled and Iambi wool How 1 trunk very elrgant Dobbin Licet dint received per ihipHowurd. nov 29 4 By Baker $ Minton, On the first Tuesday in December next* nY^ILL be told in front of the Court 's*# house in this city, at IV o’clock, A stout healthy Negro Man, about 26 year* of age, a good House Ser vant and Field hand, nov 27 3 The Subscriber R K8PECI FULLY informa the ln|iabi. tants of Suvannah and its Vicinity, that he will open u School for the reception of young Ladies and Gentlemen, oil MONDAY the 18f A 0/ November, In which will be taught all tlie requisite* nf • correct English education, togetl er with the Latin, Greek, French, and Ital an lan- gimges. He ha* taken the room occasion ally occupied bp the Union Society, in tho west end ofthe Academy. For Term* of Tuition and qther informa tion, apply to th<i store of lf(tldwin.L4 Hay• ward, a lew doort west of the City Hotel. FARWLLL JONES. nov 13 99 PORTRAIT AND JNUmaiurc, Painting. — W\'V\WV-| BOUpBT, Senior, .irtiil Fainter /torn .the undent Royal Acar ihrtij Fade, vy IIO hit h.retolore rccc'vod the high. e.t putronige in Suv.nn.lj, hu tho honor toinfurm hi. friend, and tlie public thatdie hureiurntdbiiher, where bengiin uffei.hi.prnfcasioniilservice.. He further beg. leave to give notice, that hit Daugh ter, Mi. May, will commence, teach.ng Drawing and Miniatme Fainting, la won m a cliu pf YoungLidie. cube formed- Application to be made at her Father’, re. sideiice, Drayton-atreet, near Broughton treei. ‘ Reference—Cuiai.u Haanm, Esq. nov 26 2 A Refutation OF THE CALUMNIES C IKGULATF.D against the Southern U Weatern Stutes, respecting the Iinti- •ulion and Kaiatenceof SLAVERY AMONG THEM, i To which"!, added, a minute and particuh# account ofthe actual State and cooditiun of their NEGRO POPULATION. Together with Historical Notice, of all the INSURRECTIONS that have tak-n place since the Settlement of the country. 'Facta are Stubborn tiling.,’’— Shakipearo, By a South Canou.vuH. Tlie above work i. for .ale at the Book* .tore.ot W. T. William and 3.0,8 J, Schenk. nov 16 102 Fancy and Castile Soaps, Ac. L anding andf.r ,.io by 1UNLRL CARNEY, Jr. 30 cue. Transparent and other fancy want 4 cate. CaMile do very superior Plantation Hoe., Club Axe., Broad Alt* ■ml Shingling hatchets, of Fa*»#’. manu facture. u«*23 108