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Newspaper Page TextKjS& Wm DAILY GEORGIAN, ' . . p riJULIMUtD IN TIIE mm (dv BAVAsrsmai* By G. & w. ROBERTSON, • AT ‘EIGHT DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. lit ts COUNTRY GEORGIAN, 18 published to meet tho arrangement of the mails Three Times a Week (Monday, Wednesday and Fri- *' 4d&y) at the office of the Daily Georg inn. and contains all the intelligence, Commercial, Political and Miscella neous, including Advertisements, published in the Doily Paper. < ■“ The Country Paper is senttnal| parts ofthe State and \Union, or delivered in the city, at FIVE DOLLARS per annum, payable in advanco. Advertisement t nro inserted in both papers at 75 cent* per square of 14 lines, for tho first insertion, and 37 l-l for every succeeding publication. .Communications by mail must lie POST PAID. r > ..pales of Land by* Administrators, Executors and ’ JGuardians aro required by law to bo hold on tho • first Tuesday in the month, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, at tho Court House in the county in which the property is situate. Notico of these sales must be given in a public gazette Sixty Days previous to the sale. . Notico for leave to sell necroeH, most be published fc for four months, before any order absolnto shull bomadi * ‘ thereupon by the Court. *, Sales of Negroes must bo at public auction, on tbo ,first Tuesday of the ni >nth, between the usiul hours ol • sale, at the place of public sales in tho county^where . , 'the lettees Testamentary, of Administration or Gunr- . ' ; dianship, may have been grunted, first giving Sixty Days ’ ‘ .notice thereof, in one of the public gazettes oftliis State /wtd at the door of tho court-house, wlicro such sales hre to bo held. Notice of tho sale of Personal Property must bo givci a like mating? Forty .lays before the sale. Notice to’Debtors anti Creditors of an cstato must be published for Forty days. , Notice that application will be made to the Court of Ordinary for leave to sell land, must be published Four Months if* C€ ** C ** /V YOL. XII. SAVANNAH, THURSDAY itlORNINt^ SEPTfeUBEuKV, 18307 /NO. 31». Concentrated Disinfecting Solu tion’of Chloride of Soda, T7^OR preserving Meat, removing offensive -I- smells, neutralizing pestilential exhala tions, anti Destroying contagion. Prepared of uniform strength, by the New England Chemical Company, according to the formu lary promulgated by tho philosophic discover er,* A.G. Laborratiuo. Sold wholesale by WM. UNDERWOOD, Boston, And by his Agents, Messrs. CANDLER & DAVIDSON, Savannah, With directions for use. T* ■ $ WARRANTED Garden Seeds. UST received by tho brig Lady Dunmoro t/ from Liverpool, direct from the growers, a general assortment of Garden Seeds, war ranted fresh and genuine, and growtli proved “since their arrival-—Early white Dutch, Yel low Ruta Baga, large white Norfolk, Red .vRing Norfolk, green topt Norfolk, red topt •Tankard, large white flat and fine early Stone Turnips—Large Early York, L. Early Batter sea, L. Sugarloafand L.'Drumhead Cabbages —Curled and yellow Savoy Cabbage—Round ;and Prickly Spillage, Long Scarlet and Tur nip Radishes—Long Orange, Scarlet Horn and Altringham Currots—Chervil—Brocoli— 'Cauliflower and Lemon Thyme—with all -;othor Garden Seeds, Lettuces, &c.—double Pink do. Carnation, choice—do. Wallflower —Polyanthers—and sweet Mignionette Flow er Seeds—wholesale and retail No. 236, King }V street, Charleston, S. C. Any orders sent ■ by Capt. Sisson, or by Mail, with Cash or a •good reference shalL be promptly attended to. JAMES WILSON, *%<' Seedsman. :! • aug!4 205—Ju CITY HOTEL, The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and tho public ; that the Hotel is fitted up in coin. . a pleic order for thoir nccommoda- -rtion, and every attention will be given to all Who will give him a call. No expense lias 'been spared in procuring the best Bedding, Servants, &c. 4c. ; 03* The BAR, shall always be supplied With the best of Liquor?, A splendid Stable and Carriage House is attached to the Hotel, with careful Ostlers. SILAS HOLLIS. • Savannah, 1830. The Augusta Chronicle and Charles ton Courier, are requested to publish the above twice a week, for two months, march 5 85 RECOMMENDATIONS. Extract of a Letter from Dr. Webster, Frying professor of Chemistry in Harvard Univer sity, Cambridge. To Mr. Wm. Underwood, Boston. “ In compliance with your request, I have examined the specimens received from you, marked ‘Chlorure of Oxide of Sodium,’ &c. Inferring from the note accompanying the bottles that you were desirous that I should direct my attention to the comparative pow er of the specimens, in destroying noxious el- fluvim, I have confined my experiments chiefly to that object. I find the American article somewhat more efficacious than the French, which is probably attributable to its more recent preparation.” Yours, J. W. WEBSTER, Cambridge, April 24, 1830. Extract of a Letter from A. A. ITayos, Actu ary for Roxbury Chemical Company. Mr. Win. Underwood, “ Having experimentally compared the Disinfecting Liquor prepared by the New En- ;land Chemical Company, with that from,M. _,abarraquo, I found the former to contain more combined Chlorine, and in other res pects decidedly superior to the latter. A. A. HAYES. Roxbury Laboratory, 1st May, 1830. Quarantine Ground, Boston Harbor, May 3 1830. Mr. Wm. Underwood, Dear Sir.—Since yon had the politeness to send the bottles of Chloride, it must have oc curred. to you that my opportunites for exper imenting with the two kinds, have been very limited : such however, is my confidence in the preparation, that it will be used at this liuarantiue, in future, to tho entire exclusion, it is hoped, of all those fumigations which qavo heretofore been resorted to. In the pu rification of vessels, damaged cargoes, and in the hospital, it will soon be considered indis pensable. Hides, horns, wool, rags, &c* should never he landed in a city, before un dergoing the most thorough ventilation and purification, and the Chloride is the article re- uirod. I perceive no difference in Labarraquc’s from the N. Co’s. Chloride : the American uppenrs, in every respect, equal to the French. If any difference exists, at. present, I have not been able to detect it. Should careful obser vation and experience lead me to oilier con clusions on the comparative merits of.the fo reign and domestic, it will give me pleasure to communicate the facts. Very respectfully yours, June 25 JEROME V. C. SMITH. A pleasing appearance is the first llend This!—Philadelphia. IIIS is to certify, that I have been la bouring for eight years under a dread ful disease, that occasioned more than 100 in veterate Ulcers on my neck and body, and in nnr throat. In tins stato I remained upwards of one year under tho care of a highly respec table well known medical gentleman, taking every medicine that ho ordered.rne, but with out any effect, and was finally abandoned - by him ns incurable: My frame had become much emaciated, from tho long and severe pains I endured, and my health was destroy ed. In this dospairing situation, Mr. W. \V. Potter very generously offered me his “ Ve getable Catholicon,” which I immediately commenced using, and to my groat surprise its powers soon became visible, by healing up tho Ulcers, removing my pains, find restoring my appetito in a few weeks—and I say with confidence that tho Catholicon alone 1ms sa ved my life. WM. A. HAMILTON. , .1 saw tho above case at the time he enter ed on the use of Mr. Potter’s Catholiean, and cun testify that it was a very severe and seem ingly hopeless one—I have seen the same person within a few days, and found him per fectly restored to health. II- M’MURTRIE, M. D. O^r Great Impositions aro daily practised on the unwary—by palming on them a spuri mis imitation of Potter’s Catholicon, and which is sold at a much less price than the real and genuine fresh Catholicon. Purcltuse of none hut tho undernamed, who are my solo agents. W. POTTER, Philadelphia.. A fresh supply just received and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, may 3 Agents. New York Cheap Cloak Manu factory. T IIE subscriber manufactures for thu Southern and Western trade, and keeps constantly on lmbd, nynry largo stock of Gen tlemen's, Ladics’.und Children’s CLOAKS, made of every description of stuff’and Silk Goods, purchased expressly for tho purpose, at the lowest auction priced. TheBo Cloaks are madoin tho best style, by persons who have had sovertil yours experience in the business, and-will bq sold by tho quantity on tho most liberal terms, at prices that will pro bably make them as safo anti profftablo a pur- chase us any description of goods that can bo found in this market. F. J. CONANT, 18& Maiden Lane, corner of Grcon-st. New York. F. J. C. also mamifticluroH and keeps con- stantly on hand, for sale by tljo quantity, n largo and complete assortment, of STOCKS of every description, warranted, made of tho best of materials, and in the handsomest stylo, inny 13 1 43—frn LIST OF LETTERS, R emaining iu the post onice, savan- nnh, 31st August, 1830, Porsons wish ing letters from this List aro requested to ask for advertised Letters. North American Review. W T. WILLIAMS has just received tho • North American Review, No. 08, for July, 1830. CONTENTS t I. Joseph II. of Austria; II. Tone of Bri tish Criticism; IIP Asylum for the Blind; IV. German Association of Naturalists and Physicians; V. Villenmin’sMiscpllunies; VI. Politics of Mexico;, VII. Sunday Mails; VIII. Moore’s Life of Byron; IX. Tales of tho North-West; X. Stewart’s Moral Philoso- pjiy; XI. Griosbach’s New Testament. j«iy *18 Martin Arnnn Wm Allen MisB Ann Anderson Sarah E Bartlott Btirnum John Abbot Henry W Austin. B. John B Bucon Sam’l C Bailey 1 llenry E Bartlett Francis Barber Geo Breed Wm M Refill Capt Win J Borric Wm C Bctencourt Benj Bcrill Henry Castellow Frances Curley Eliz’th A Clark Benj F Chirk Capt John Chovalier Mrs T Coorpe John II Berry Jacob Byrd, Stephen Britton 2 John II Blount Miss H Brownjohn John Boydon Miss Rosanna Burns Howell D Burke James Butler Win Burnham James Butler 2 CJ. John Corcoran Capt Benj Cropp Dan’l J Cook Phillip Cobb Seventy-five Dollars Reward. R ANAWAY fYoni tho subscriborat Dari- on in April 1820. A nogro fellow nathed BOB, between 45 and 50 years of ago, rather low, and thick built; and a little ball on the top of his head. The said fellow was former ly ownodoW John Handy of M’Intosh county and was Bought on the foreclose, /of a mort gage from tho Bank of Darien, to. which Ho was mortgaged by the said John Bandy, (near Havaniialij'Tho above reward will bo paid to any one, by) Messrs R. if* W. King at Sa« vnnnah, who will apprehend, and lodge him ill SaVanuah Jail—or liy Messrs. Haws & Mitch ell, if lodged in Darien Jail. As ho is suppo sed by some to bo harboured in M’Intosh county. JOSEPH DEMERE. sept 9 216—ft Notice. A LL persons are wurned against trespass ing oil'll tract of land in Carroll County, No. 227 in tho 7th District, as tho law will bo enforced against any person or persons tres passing on said tract of land, by tho subscri ber. N. J. PATTERSON. 0^7* The Millcdgovillo Journal is requested to , publish this once a week lot four weeks, sept 9 216 — uf Ab’m Cohen Airs PI1 Contes I Iurriet. Cassbeet Geo VV Copes Muurico Cody Louis Constant Miss Marg’tCubbage. A new Map oi’Georgia. T IIE subscribers have now under the hands of the Engraver in New Y’ork, a comploto and splendid Mnp of the State of Georgia, the greater part compiled from an actual survey, with all tho districts carefully laid down and numbered, the whole comple ted with great labor and exactness front tho latest und most authentic information, in a style not inferior to any thing of the kind yet presented to tho public, with a table of distan ces from the seat of government to every county site or\«, Ince of importance in tho stato. The districts in the new purchase and lower counties aro all numbered in tho cor ners, so us to enable a person to ascertain the exact situation of any lot of land, and will be plaited and finished ofi’in the neatest manner ~-a part of them canvassed, varnished and placed on rollers, the balance will be on thin paper nicely folded in morocco covers, and will he for sale in Millcdgovillo by tho first of October next- Those on rollers at five dol lars, and the pocket map of the same size at four dollars. Persons residing at. a distance wishing to procure'the map can do so by sending by their members, ns a sufficient number of them will be kept in Millodgevillu during the session of the Legislature. . . CARLTON WELT,BORN, ORANGE GREEN, jnly 27 97 New Goods. J UST rccoivod per ships Emperor & lion ry, an additional supply of Fashionable Goods: CONSISTING IN TAUT OK Brown Linen Lawn, Brown Battista and Blonde Gauze for Bonnets An assortment of Ribbons and Ribbon wire White and black Foundation Lace, 3 boxes pf Rich Flowers of the latest French Fashions * s Green Taft. Ribbons assorted 10 doz. superior straw colored English Nuva- r hum Band Boxes, and many other articles for sale at tho most reduced prices by \ A. BENNETT, . .No* 1 Young’s buildings, market squurc, july 1 THOMAS R YERSON, Jr. > HAS just received per recent am* * vals, in addition to his formor stock of DRUGS & MEDICINE, mm | &c. &c. ‘Snlph Quinine (Fr.) Super Curb Soda . do Morphine do. Ergot •Piperine do. Saffron (Span.) Hydriodate Potass Opium (Turkey) do. (Am.) Musk (gr.) Mustard Seed (white) 01 Almonds do Amber (reel.) Castor (N. A.) Soda and Seid. Powd. Acid Tartaric SnlAratus Flors Benzoin Castor Oil, superior do. do. common Croton Oil Iodine •Blue Mass (Eng.) Phosphate Sodo do , Iron Cheltenham tfjfdts Henry’s Magnesia (genuine) Isinglass (staple) do sheet Mezeron Balsam Fir Sarsaparilla (Span.) Black Drop PERFUMERY. Otto of Roses Honey and Orange Bear’s Oil, Flower Water 'Rose, Cologne, and Extracts of Roses Lavender Water Pastilles Fnmantes in cut "lass and Florida Water plain Bottles. With a general assortment 'of English, French and American SOAPS. . aprfll r Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c WL the subscribers have received per ' Helen Mar and other arrivals, a Fresh and extensivo supply of Gen nine DRUGS and MEDICINES, Perfumery, &c. such as— Suph. Quinine, French, Iodine Pcpperine, Phosphorus Cheltenham, Preston, nnd Epsopi Salts Jalap, Hippo, Rhubarb, Cream Tartar Cantharidcs, Colombo, Calomel Tart Emet. Spanish Plot. Indigo Pearl Ashes, Croton Oil Cologn, Lavender, and Honey Water in a great variety—Otto of Roses Washing and Shaving Soaps of every des cription Fine Teeth, Dressing and Pocket Combs Cloth, Hair, Comb, Teeth At Nail Brushes Hair Powder, with Boxes and Pud's A dne Assortment of cut glass smelling bottles with silver tops Visitin", Conversation, nnd Playing Cards Lamp Oil, Glasses and Wicks of all kinds Which, added to their former stock, is not to be surpassed in collection or quality, by any establishment in the Southern btates. Mcr. chants, Physicians, Planters', and Families would do well to supply themselves for the season, ns they arc offered at very low prices, season, as ™jr y & . HE N DRIC ksON,, Druggists, 2& 15 Gibbon’s Buildings. june 3 Rice. i FEW whole and half casks very dne Amceforsalehy ; R HERBEKT . letter of Recommendat ion. M RS. VINCENT’S Genuiue Howland's Lotion is the most pleusant and effec tual Remedy for all Complaints to which the Face and Skin arc liable, by removing every kind ofCoarscness, Eruption, and Unpleasant Appearance, and rendering the Skin Clear, Smooth, and Transparmi. This elegant, safe, and mild preparnf on, for the cure of all cutaneous disorers, for the^ removal of all eruptions fromUiefiw^/*fl&Tcl' skin, and for improving the wWst'delicate complexion, stunds as a discovery without its equal in the annals of medicine its success has been.found adequate to its merits ;—the the reception which it bos met with in the fashionable world, the many thousands o rank and distinction who have adopted, con tinued, and recommended its use, could not but prove an inticement to contemporary jea lousy. Like other inventions of merit and importance in the medical world, it has been assailed by weak but mischievous imitation. To prevent being so imposed upon, observe the Name M. E. Vincent on the Label. Tho most tender Lady or Child may at nil times make use oftliis Lotion with thu groat- est safety, and a few weeks application will restore even the most inflamed Face to and clear transparent beautiful white and A more innocent and salutury remedy is not to be found in all nature. It stands unrival led for clearing the Face and skin from all Eruptions, Freckles, extraordinary Redness Effects of Surfeits, Heals, and Tumours, Scorbutic Impurities, and dryness of the Skin all Blotches and Pimples, from whatever cause arising, hard Lumps or Knobs in the Skin, the Greasy or Oily Appearance, livid and sickly Paleness, Thickness, and Opacity and for clearing and improving the Com plexion. A good appearance is certainly one o those advantages which is silently operating in our favour every moment of our lives, even in our absence ; while a forbidding visage, or one marked with disease, is more forcibly acting, and unfortunately in a much greater variety of ways to our disadvantage, than is generally apprehended. Persons who regard either what is due to themselves, or the favour and opinion of the world,—who can distinguish between the comeliness of health and the deformity of dis ease, & who can weigh the advantages which belong to and are inseparable from an enga ging appearance, to which .they themselves have by nature the strongest claims, arc seri ously assured that those advantages arc to be obtained by the use of this Lotion, .prepared by Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. Gow- land's M. S. Recipe. Contrast the ruddy vigour of health, ani mating the vivid tints of beauty, with the lan. gour of apparent sickness ;—let U3 consider what are the advantages of one above the other, even in tho common and ordinary con cerns of life, which indeed have eventually de cided the future fortune of thousands, by a pleasing appearance at first sight, which ure to be obtained by the use of this Lotion, pre pared by Mrs. Vincent, sole proprietor of Dr. Gowland’s MS. Recipe ; and every bottle of the genuine is signed M. E. Vincent. . Sold by appointment, by LAY & HENDRICKSON, . Druggists, july 24 2 & 15, Gibbon’s Buildings. Wholesale Boot and Shoe Ware house, 127 MAIDEN LANE, NEW-YORK. T HE subscribers having opened a Ware house for the sale of.BooTs and Riiobs, us above, take this method of giving notieo to Southern deulers and purchasers in general, of their intention to keep an extensive and well selected assortment of every variety of Boots and Shoes, suitable for the Southern market, j The'superior advantages by which they arc enabled to supply the particular wants of purchasers, is iu tho fact of their being con nected with this establishment, one of tho mpst extensive manufactories in .the United Stales—tho roprorentation of tbo Wares pro duced by which they confidently believe will not suffer in comparison with any ; these to gether with the liberal terms which it is the intention of the subscriber? to offer, warrunt the belief that the interest of the purchasers will bo so far advanced, as to induce the ex tension of their patronage to this establish’ ment. .. C. B. GRANNISS & CO. june 23 78—c|mt Land in Camden County. A LL persons claiming Land in Camden County, who have not had them rc-sur- feyed within tho last 15 or 20 years arc'ad vised to have it done immediately, for from tho effects of lire, the gradual decay of tim ber, and other causes, the lines of many of the old surveys have become very indistinct, and in some cases entirely obliterated ; and as there are at this time, many land warrants in my bunds to be located, the lines of the old surveys from their indistinctness might be crossed, inadvertently, and persons taking possession and holding seven years might give the older grantees some trouble. WM. ASHLEY, Jr. s. c. c. june 9 60—$p M. Eastman, Successor to J. Pen field & Co, H AS constantly on hand an extensive and elegant assortment of Watches Jewelry, Silver & Plutcd ware, Fancy Guods &c. &c. CONSISTINO IN PART OP Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Patent Lever and Lcpine Watches, extra Jewels Silver Patent Lever, Lcpine, Repeating, A- fnrm and common Watches Ladies and Gentlemen’s lime Gold Watch Chains, .Guards, Seals and Keys Pearl suits coinjirislng Necklace, Bracelets, . Head ornameiis, Earrings and Pin Cameo, Pearl, Gold and Jet Earrings, with Pins to match Diamond, Pearl, Jet and Gold chased Finger Rings nnd Pins in great variety Gold and Silver .Spectacles, Quizzing Glassso and Puloilt Pencils Gold Neck Chains, Crosses, Bracelets and Bracelctt Clasps Gold, Silver Gilt and Tinted Wings, Epau- letts, Laces and Cords Gilt, Plated and.St4cl Scabbard Swords and Dirks Holster, Belt and Pocket Pistols, Flint and Percussion Locks Silver Cups, Lollies, Forks, Spoons nnd But ter Knives Plated CundlesticksjBrnnches, Cake Buskots, Cordial Stands and Castors, with Silver mountings—first quality plate Astral,.Majitle, Hall and common Lamps. Patent and plajrt Flutes with extra keys, Fla geolets, Clurionets, Octaves, &c. Britnnnia wiyfe, Knives, Razors, Scissors, Whips, Conea* &c. &c.—with a grout variety of.othcr articles are offered for salo on the most reasonable terms. P. S.—Clocks and Watches carefully re- paired and warranted. D. Win. Day Mrs. Jane Davis Miss Susan A. Daly A. Hamilton Day,M.D. Mrs. 1 Iurriet A. Den- Mrs. Catharine* Dillon Capt. Guo. Doilcs 2 Mrs. Mury Donoho Lawronco Dunphy ms Miss Muriali Dolly Robt. Dunham Wm. Dunson. F. i i W. R. Franklin Mrs. Mary Farry Mrs. E. M. O. Fox. (r. Mrs. Margt. J.Gray 2 Miss Kozin Gaskin Josoph Gruliam Leonard Gay Thos. Garnett Chas. Goolsby Jfano Gorton. II. Miss Maria L. Ilnri- JolmS. Ilackcr chum Hall & Skinner John Hewitt John M. Hines Howell llines Mrs. Eliz’th Holmes Mrs. Eliz’tli Humbert. J. Peter Jacobs J. N. Joques Mrs. Malcy Johnston. . < • k. M. J. Kupp-n. Notice. A LL persons indebted to Finch & War. *7.XNJV cither by opcimiceouiitBrmt-by - notes, which are now dun, nro requested to settle tho same immediately with the subscri ber, who is their authorised attorney,—or suits will ho forthwith commenced auainst them. ROBERT M. CHARLTON. Suvnnnnh, July 29th 1830. 98 , DAILY PARER,: : COUNTRY PAPER : EIGHT dollars] : : FIVE DOLLARS. ICpAll Ailvnrtisoinonts appear in both papers. h. Bell &I,iil;cnmn. Lewis Mrs. Nancy Lloyd Luke & Reed & Co. 1\1. \ > Rov. Aml’w Marshall Miss Sophy Mncby Mrs. Mary Aim Moll Thos. \V. Miller Art her Murphy Philip P. Mulvey Widow—M*Waters John M’Gownn Maims M’llonry John M'Cuudlcss Mrs. 8uruh M'Cloud. N. july 3 78 Board of Health. City of Savannah, May 26,1830. To the Inhabitants of the City of Savannah. Y OU are earnestly requested by the Board of Health, to inform them through the medium of their Chairman, Ward Commit tees, the City Marshal, nr by notice in writing through tho Post Office of any nuisance which exists, or of any deposits in stores or cellars that may be considered injurious to the health of tho City. By order, JOHN SIIELMAN, Chairman. Wm. Morel, Secretary, may 27 55 Medical College of So. Carolina. rp IIE Lectures of this Institution will be A resumed tho second Monday in No vember, and continue until March. Anatomy—John E. Holbrook, M. D. Surgery^-James Ramsay, ( M. D, urg.,. Institutes and ) S. Henry Dickson, Practice of Medicine \ M. D. Materia Medica—Henry R. Frost. Midwifery, ) Ti.obhabG.Prio- and the diseases of > « n . Women and Children ) . *, Chemistry and Pharmacy—Edmund Rave- nbl, M: I). v Pathological and Surgical ) John Wao- Analomy f nek,M.D. Demonstrator of Anatomy—John Waoner, Af. D. HENRY 11. FROST, Dean. nug 28 211—f For Sale, or Lease. A VALUABLE tide Swamp Plantation containing 250 acres situated on Savan nah River, in Satitli-Carohna. About 130 acres, arc under cjnbuuktnentB and cultiva tion—r-For terms apbly to WILLIAM DUNHAM. 0^* Tho Charleston Courier will please publish this once a week for 3 months and send in their bill for payment, july 24 90—3m Thos. T. Napier James Oliver Elijah Osborno. John Parks A. Pilgrim Charles Quin. Murray Ifyjcd Mrs. Kyi'n Capt A Rodbird So rub Savage Sam’l Sryjcs John Spuisnoggpr Miss Mary Stewart James Sneed It R Snead Adeline Stephens Molly Sncud John Tracy Elizabeth Taira John D Tell Francis Tyson David Votee Mary Walls Miss Suruh Wall John Ward Mrs Mary E Wray Peter Ward Benj Walding Capt A -.Wondal John II Webb John F Webb New Goods. J UST received pdr schooner Francis from New-York, a fresh supply of Fashion able Goods—Consisting of Russia Diaper Bro Linen Calico’s Russia Sheeting Printed Cravats .. Mixed Cotton £IIosq White do “ “ Bl’k. Ital. Lustring Bl’k. Sinchc\v&»Sars< Side Combs Dressing Combs Gent’n. Grass Linen Gloves Plain and figured Belt Ribbon Guard Ribbon Taffeta Ribbons as’t. colors nett Silks . Green WostBarrigo Bandana& FlagglldkeGauzo Scarfs Fancy Silk do Crape & Emb’d Ilkfs. Foulard do do Gent. Silk £ IIoso Wost Braids as’d col’sWatch Guards Habit do do do Pearl Buttons Hemming Nebdles Morky Cotton Bleached Sjiirting Hook & Eyes Bro • do Ladi.cs Parasols Striped Homespun Gent’n Umbrellas Suspenders 1 Fig’d Mandarines Cotton Cambric Boys Leghorn Hats Fig’d. Swiss Muslin I*adies Bolivar do Swiss Collars ^ Ghipp Hats Uambrick HdRfs. . • Ilav. Huts WhtCotton StockingpLadies II. S. Mitts. Brazilian Tuokibg and And muny otlipr articles for sale by tl A. BENNETT, ptse 7 jNo.'l Young’s Buildings. horts. OZI/l BUSHELS at a low price, foraslo OVU by v PALMES & LEE, aug 20 Exchange Dock, Mrs. Sarah Norris O. James W. O’Brien P. Stephen Plavy Miss Clementine Pou- riuck. Q- R. Polly Richards .Tunics Roberts Win Rowo. S. Sarn’LStiles Sv.n Simpkins Jacob Sikeh Mrs Helen Smith Mrs Susan M Smith Ballow Sonnet Lawrence Shop. T. Henry Tyner Lieut EG Tilton John Thorne. V. XV. Fred Womack Miss Diana WilliurnH Capt GorshomWinsor Albert Winsor MrsHussannahWilson Dr Wm B Wilkins Wm Williams • Thomas Whitty Z. Geo J Zippercr. f » GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M. sept 4 214 LOVE’S REPROACH-—a bostic plain*. By James Kenny, Esq.. Pi’tir Tom, my bravo, froo-bqarlod lad, Where'er you po, God IiImshyou ! You'd butler tqicuk 1I1.111 wixli you bud, If love for hid dUlrcuH you. Tome, limy nuy, your ilioglitsincline, Ami possibly lliey may hii ; Then, oimo fnr*iill, lo quit-L-miiio, Tom, if you love mu, biiy so. On lbut sound lieiu I, manly frame Siis lightly sport or tnbour. _ Good humor'd, frank, and Bllll the'name. To parent, friend, or neighbor. Then why poatpono your love lo ow* For mo from day lo day so, And lei mu whisper still alone, “ Tom, if you love, mo, Bay »o ?'* How oil, when I was sick, or sail Willi Bourn remember’d folly, The sighl of you baa mado me glad,— A ml limn moat melancholy 1 And why will thoughts ofono so good Upon my spirit pray so 'I Jly y on it should bo iindenMood— “ Toil, if you love, me, «ny bo /” I.ii*t Monday, at tho Orlckel-tnnlob, No rival stood before you ; in harvest lone, for quick despatch The farmers all adore you , ' • And cvcrinotn your praiHe they sing, Though oon thing yoiideluy ho, And I Bleep lighlly, moruiuriiig, ** Tom, if you love mo, nay bo." ^ Wlinie’er of ours you chanta to aetk, - AI'uoki lieforopu hrnulhiiil, I br.na w(iji bjiiyhys oiituy aieadi, And all iny »oul goes will* I ho low, Hall, Shaptcr Tuppcr, Offer for sale on accommodating terms, | III1DS. and ) n . a ! l) 30 bbls. \ St - Cro,x S "R ar 15 hhds. Cuba Muscovado do 10 boxes White Havana do 25 bbls. Jjoaf do 15 do Lump do 20 J^jPHreo Green Com* in I 1 !*? 8 ’ aMt ^ \ Now Orleans Molasses 80 bbls. S 4 pipes Cognac Brandy 3 iiiids Pfistcr’s Jamaica Rum 15 hhds Portland Rum (jU burrcls Old Monongahcla Whiskey 3 ^ casks Sherry Wine 50 tons Iron, “Swedes” assorted 115 kegs Cut Nails and Brails, assorted 300 bags “ Youle’8 Patent” Buck and Drop Shot 250 kegs “Peabody’s” White Lead 3 do Bar Lead 30 kegs and boxes Tobacco 25 boxes Spanish Segars 50 J do. A do do 200 10th do j do ffo 200 \ do common do 50 bundles Hay 4 barrels Vundewaters Smoked Beef 30 oz French & English Sulphate Quinine 300 Grindstones, assorted sizes 20 dozen Spades sept 9' , 216 Portland Rum. •fl K BBLS. Portland Rum, a prime article, X O just received and. for sale by IIALL. SHAI’TER & TUPPER. nug 24 I lir.na \Wlp U|ti8liy3 oqtiiy 0D«*li Ami all iny »olll gous wilU R.V Why lhank mo, (lion, with voica Ami, (alluring:, turn r.wity no \ When next you come, before yt. J Tom, ifyoulovn me, KAy jo, When JiiHpcr Wild, IxmmIo the brook, IlfBentliil round us lower'd, I oil recall tlmt lion look That quell'd tho savage cownrd. Hold words, nnd free you utter'd, than • Would limy could find their way no, When these nioisl eyes ho plainly mean, “Tom, if you luvo me, Biiy ho.” My friends, 'tis true, are well to do, And yours aro poor and friendless ; Ah. no! tor they urn rich in you, Their hnpp'messis endless. You novor lot them Hind a tear, Save that on you they weigh so •; There's ono might bring you heller oheer : Tom, if ydu Ijvq me, suy so. My jiiicIo’h legacy is all * 1 For you, 'rum, when you ehoosc it, lu bettur hands it cannot fall, Or I teller train’d to iihc it. I’ll wail for years • but let mo not Nor wo.•hi nor plighted, stay so s. Sinco wealth and worth make even lot— . .Tom, if you love me, say so. Ilussein, Dcy of Algiers, is not a man of cruel disposition. Severe only t owards-the Turkish militia, whoso seditions and turbu lent spirit he dreaded, ho was just and hu mane towards the Algerine population, which had not. to reproach him with cither prevari cation or tyranny. lie is not deficient in shrewdness, well educated for a Turk, and tolerably conversant with the political situa tion of Europe, nnd the complicated interests of t.ho different Powers with respect to the East. It is this part of his information which has caused Ins full, by inducing hint to reckon imprudently on England. 1 Iis military know ledge appears to he very limited^ lie has studied more tho texts of the Koran and Aruhiun books than modern tactics. It is said in a letter, that when some one observed to him that lie hud acted wrong in permitting the French to land without opposition, he re plied—“But how would you have had me take them if I did not allow them to cornel” One day seeing through a telescope a battal ion firing with the front rank kneeling no usual, he said- “ Look at them, they are ask ing quarter ! Courage, children of Alahomet !” At another time, beholding them marching m close order, as if bound together, he said'— “ It is then true tlmt the French are making war against thoir inclination, and have been chained together in order to force them to fight.” Paris Paper. In a coir ersation with the Late Mrs. Bad dcloy, Mrs Robinson spoke highly oftho- Princc of Wales, giving many instances-ol oftho goodness of his heart in receiving ob jects of distress. She also states thac her acquaintance with tho Prince wus milch ear lier then tho public supposed, and that when she first knew him he was hut 14 years ol age, and that ulthough he had not commnnd of much money, he was very liberal, and with him she wiis the hnppicstof her sex. ; VMany a time,” continued Mrsi R. “lias the poor dear hoy got out of his bed, and come to me in the middle of the night, at the Inr. at Kew' Brdgc. It being the inviolable custome of their late Majesties to see him every night after he was in bud, and often hos the dear Prince got up after this, dressed himself, ana witli the ussistuncc of the Duke of York, ^limbed over tho gurden wall after miunight and comp to ny;, stand some hpur^,.gi\d return home again before daylight, unknown. 10 a j?Y one but his brother, so that fijg affpct Ion ■ rneis of no short duration.”

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, September 16, 1830, Image 1