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)iY’S COMYN’S DIGEST
_ *
IrtllPVin.MMO’ BY SUBSCRIPTION
fen?Digest oftheLavvs of
* 3 England.
ftOM the BUt London Kditioa, onlargod and
i'ttlth Additions to the Present Pune;
TO WHICH IS ADDED,
nicest, of Cases at Nisi Prius,
ZihinvUamnatJ,Ksq.YviAtin- addition ofthe
gJoapal American Decisions,
*? „,,,'nan Esq. to bo completed in 8 vol-
Svolmno, bound in «mlf.
k 5 ’ B i,f volume of this vaTtaUe work is now
fc, 1 * delivery and the othert will follow with
M delay us possible. The improvement*and
lertl
U7io has Just Revived,
A number pf new mid valuable
ALSO,
ALBUMS, elegantly bound In Moroceo
various size* and price*.
Heaves, various
„.«» m2QQ ——
fupout's Powder,
jiifeJ
1*11'
deft
(lie I
nc on
cedi
ns aw
Groceries,
Domestic Goods, fyc. .
0 Whole and half keg* Duponf. Powder
160 BngsBuck and patent Shot, assorted
6U0 pounds Bar Lead
8 tons Share Moulds
60 kegs cut Nails, assorted
£ Bag* prime Lagulm Coffee
■20 ten caddy Bosos fresh Hyson Tea
20 two pound cannister Imperial do
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar
i 10 Baskets first quality Sweet Oil
16 do* flask do do do
20-pounds fresh Nutmegs
30 doz best London Mustnrd
10 pipes and 20 barrels Gin
18 iilids N.E. Hum
, 0 Boxes No. 8 and 10 Cotton Card*
1,000 first quality clarified Quills
1240 pieces Domestic Cotton Goods
Imprising a handsome assortment of Brown and
Inched SHIRTING and S lLLIiNG, StripAs,
Tidj and Checks, which will be sold in quunti
. to suit purchasers at the lowest market price
,io sun pur M HOPKINS,
|J20fl Market Square.
PLAINS AND BLANKETS
j lllliSubscribers huvo received Ijy the latonr-
J, rivals from New-Yorlc mid Liverpool, 'their
FALL, SUPPLY,
V». - < COXSISHkO OP v '
0-4 and -0-4‘.London Duffle Blankets 1
fl|4 and l l-4 Rose Biankuts .
White, Mixt and Blue Plains, very low
0-4 Blue and.Mixt Cloths for servants '
Fine White Welsh Flnnnnls
Do VVhitc, Bliie and fled Yorkshire
Vciy fine Scarlet Cloths and Cassinicres
Superfine Clotlls, CaSliAeros and Sattinet
■ Bombazcens nml Bomlmzettx
4-4 and 0-4 Black;' White and Pink
* Italian Crapes
Caroline l’Uvids and SalisbtirylFlun-
nebs
, Linen and Colton Bed Tick
4-4 arpl '8-4 Coun1e*)mncs mid Quilts
Fine Printed Counterpanes, a new article
Furniture arid’Gnrmont Dimity
Printed Cnmliriek and Furniture Chintz
Finn Irish Linen and Sheeting
, Linen Cambric and do IJundkercbicfs
Rich Shaded mid Figured Silks
Barugo and Colored Florence
Bnruge Scurfs nnd Handkerchiefs
Rich Cashmere Scarfs, Slmwis and Hand
kerchiefs
Bolmiett Veils alld Thread Laces.
4-4 and'tV4 Plain arql Fig. Hohinetts
do do Cambric and Jnconetts
do do Nninsook and Book Muslin
do i do Real India .Iaconctts and Mull
Muslins
Flounce Rohes nnd Inserting Trimming
Rich Ball Dresses and Head Ornumenls
fjilk, Cotton and Worsted Hose of all des
criptions,
With sundry other articles, too numerous to men
tion, all of which will be sold on the most accom
modating terms, !>y
YVM. 4- II. ROSE
oot21 cr193
NO W LANDING,
BARRELS RutenburghGin
|0 16 Pipes do " do
an Barrels New England Rum
20 Hogsheads do 1 do
26 Boxes Mould Candles
iOO do Soap
•on Bags Prime Havana Co flee
3 Bales Bleached Sheetings
2 Do brown do
6 Do do Shirtings
6 Cases Plaids and Ginghams,
60 Barrels Navv Bread
60 Do Pilot do
15 Do CurrehtWine
• IB Casks Cheese
t> Tubs Goshen Butler
For side by S. C. feRgENE,
1 ||p202 .. ' Moore's Wharf.
Sugar.
BOXES brown Havana Sugar
00 20 “ white
12 bbls brown. •* '*
f or talc by G AUDRY fe HERBERT.
Let 27 . T1P8
fiwibqr, Factorage and Com
mission Business*
1HE Subscriber continues the Lumber, Factor
. age aud Commission Business, ut his "old
ad near the Union Ferry Wharf, und tcndcrshis
vices to his friends and the public.
Jc will also attend to the RE-PACKING nnd
IMPRESSING of COTTON^!: cotton press be
in complete.qrder.
*130, 2ifT
JNO. EVER1NGHAM.
L. PETTY,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
I Kf| BARRELS Philadelphia Whiskey
[tlvr 20 Hogshead- do do
• 00 burrol t Bach’s Gin fe White's do
lOO do Pennington's Loaf Sugar
20 hlfds St. Croix Sin *,■
*25 bags Coffee ..
5 do old Java Coffeie
Id ping* Holland Gin
5 do Cognac Brandy
4 do Jamaica Rum
10 qr casks Mnlugu Wind
2 half pipes Greek do
20 cusks Shut, assorted ,
100 kegs Dupont’* Gunpowdefr
126. canister do “
10 bugs Black Pepper
10 do Pimento
6 do Race Gingei
Eagle do
Ilysou and Gunpowder Teas
o0 barrelsfresh Flour
do
The SUBSCRIBERS ■
Continue, the. Commission Business in Liv
erpool, finder the Firm o f
ISAAC, LOW 4’ CO.
^^ND will at nil times make liberal advance* on
produce consigned to them for side,
Haying ships regularly in the Liverpool trade,
and owning u convenient wharf, on which lhfere
Ore rooQty Fire-proof Stores, cot I mi will be re
ceived und forwarded in their own vessels, or
those to their address, free of any commission.
Orders for merchandize, will lie executed nnd
only u commission charged, when the payment is
satisfactorily secured,
A general assortment of British
is just received, being bought with Money and se
lectcd by one of the partners, they will be furnish
ed as low as by any regular Importing House In
the United States, und on a long credit', for
approved (taper. ANDREW LOW fe Co.
oct 26 ‘ l‘>7
Heady Made Clothing,
vr At costm-xo /
T HE subscriber intending to leave this place by
the 20th of fills month, otters his STOCK OF
GOODS AT COST.—It comprises u general Us
sortirtent of
C/,0 THING OF ALL SIZES.
JOHN P. SETZ.
oct 7 186
NEW STOKE,
North Side of Market Square.
A , NEW STORE bus born opened nexf door to
J II M‘Kemie’s l lint Store, Market Square,_
where u few GOODS will be sold low forCnsb, viz :
Black Tnfela Ribbon, 1 inch wide 6 } els.for two
yards ,
“ do 1J “ C)\ cts per yd.
White Kid Gloves, very superior, Is 6d per pair
“ long do do 75 cts do
Gentlemen’s Beaver Gloves, 60 cts do
do do lined . 76 do
Curaliuc Plaids at reduced prices,
Tartan do do i
Bombneetts, Calicoes, Ribbons
Insetting Trimming
Flannel waistcoat patterns very superior
ALSO,
A quantity of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, from
25 to 374 cents.
Very large Imitation Combs
Faucy Handkerchiefs, Waist Buckles, fee. fee.
uov {, *m2(KJ
FACTORAGE.
mr8.
ri'.eeptiwri oi’stioinrs wuc,
the following branches of education are tau h ’
viz •—;
READING, WRITING, GEOGRAPHY, ORAM-
MAP., EMBROIDERY, TAMBOURING,
PLAIN SEWING) AND MARKING.
Mrs. L. avails herself of Ihe opportunity of ex
pressing tier thanks, for the very liberal pnlronage
she has hitherto received, and pledges herself, that
no endeavors shall be spared; to merit a contiim-
anec.of it. Her terms, which are moderate, may
lie known by applying at her residence In Brougli-
tOn-Strcct, adjoining the office of Wm.B. Bulloch-
Esq.
N.B. Three or four pupils can he instructed in
the rudiments of MUSIC, on the Piano Forte, on
reasonable terms. Apply as ubove.
nnv 6 297
pun.
FOR CHILDREN AND MISSES.
M ISS SPAULDING proposes openinga School
on Wednesday 3d inst .far Children und Mis
ses. For terms, application may lie made to Miss
S. at the School Room, corner of Broughton and
Abercorn Streets, nearly opposite the residence
of Win. B. Bullock, Esq. or to Mrs Orsborns.
Reference may be made to Rev. Mr. How or
Joseeu CoMMtuoj'Esq.
nov 2 r,203
Education,
rriHK subscriber respectfully announces to his
friends and the public thstt the exercises of his
school will be resumed on Monday 26th inst. The
course of instruction embraces the Latin Lan
guage, History, Mora! Philosophy, Composition,-
Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic, fee.
fee. He pledges biniself to give tin* most assidu
ous and unwearied attention to the moral and in
tellectual improvement of his pupils.—Terms os
usual. * G. WHITE,
oct 12 188
Seminary for Young 'Ladies.
^JRS. GUERINF.AU acquaints her friends, nnd
_ parents generally, that there arc a few va
cancies in her Seminary for the. ensuing season.
Instruction is given in nil the vnrinus Branches
of Education taught in other Schools
The terms may be known.on application Ht her
residence York Streetnear Bolton’s Square
Oct 11* *m191
Classical and English Seminary.
T HE stibscrihcrinforms his friends and the pub
lic Hint his Seminary for the instruction of
young Ladies and Gentlemen is now open fur the.
reception of pupils.—‘The course of Education will
comprise the Greek and Latin Languages in ad
dition to the ranches usually taught at public
schools.
Young Gentlemen prepnred for entrance into
the Military 'Academy or any College in the U. S.
For terms apply to the subscriber at his residence
corner of Dravlon and York Streets.
Pel 25 T.yiiui HENRY MACDQNNELL.
60 half
15 'Tons Iron
« ® do Plough Mould*
W0 kegs Nails, assorted
*0 hogsheads Molasses
25 kegs Tobacco
*200 bushels Liverpool Salt
20 barrels Prime Pork
2<5 cask* Brown Stout
20 do Pints, 8 dozen cucfe
*0 uunrter boxes Segnrs *
.10 dozen cast steel Axes
100 nieoes Cotton Bagging
25 boxes Salts 6b 8
| ov 3 Omcases, Demijohns, fee. feci
Ip* The gentleman who has in
1>is possession‘be 1st volume of Russel 1 on
“, Ci Wlt h (he name of “ OWEN^" mark.
| same to the office of
| ovr > 106
M. M'ALLISTER.
^dinaFrivate Family.
v -ACHER well versed in the different
tiranrV,V .-T- .. v( ' rsn ' 1 m tbe (lifferent
i^ ®“8 llsh Education, and the Latin
r Clerk ’ in a Country Store,
' sni anandecc an mnt„nT° n feco,ftmendt 1 * 1 a *
m206
|0V>1
A-famih
WATT & SMETS.
lov 2
, »y of House Servants
«ppiyauhis C ot For Sttle “ for f urticularB
»208
Blltter » etc.
20 tf o R . a L Um0re Flou1,
- Goshen Butter
N* E. Rum
r Bl L i, "- Rum
10 0 ;°„ N ° rtl,ern Gin
IV Ci-H ,;Nr Casks .
t5B ap ?S ksCu r n, nt Wino
r su “^ Ha vana Coffee
W%b-
S. C. GREENE.
ytbd
Sal
He, j,. LAW—
c ® 8, °thenubX n ? e ”} i i! Professidnul servi-
& Bt h etnavi!,„ii?. nd h og* leave, to- inform
a ° or ? 1 ? J°«nial,and
3h,,w ii« ;\ Ce Y^ U ? 3tcd the a
T
HEsubscriBer tenders bistiinnks to liisfriends
und tlie public for the liberal encourage
ment lie Intx received in the
FACTORAGE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
nnd trusts that by a strict attention to the interest
of the Planter, he will merit a continuance oftiieir
patronage.
For sale.
Grundy’s white Plains
Prime 42 inch Cotton Bn:
igging.
SLIAS FORT,
oct 6
185
Commerce Row.
Planters Bank.
N OTICE is hereby given, that after the first
day of Junuary uext, tills Bank will not re
ceive fora y debts due to.it, the notes of the Da
rien Bank, nor the notes of any cither batik,which
does not, on demand, redeem Its paper with spe
cie. Note* and acceptances deposited for col
lection, until further notice, muy be paid in any
of tl)6 notes of the Banks of Georgia^ it being un
derstood that depositors of su ii paper will be
paid in the sable notes, the amount of collections
made for them.
J. MARSHALL, Cashier.
no/ 4 iSPd
Fifty Dollars Reward,
W ILL be paid for.the apprehension and do
livery or the following Negroes to the Sub
scribers, living in Bourke Cunty; or any safe Jail
so we can get ihenr— oru liberal reward will be
iven for any part of ytliem, to wit. Morattnn a
right Mulatto map, about 36 years old, rather
slender made und of keen apprehension, nnd his
wife, Hannah a black woman aboiit 46 years old,
with a Mar on one-side of her face, the property
of Joseph Hiues—Ben an African ubout45 years
old, small and WpH set tiiid filed teeth, with u scar
on One urm, and his -wife Sylvia about 35 years of
age, pretty heavy to her.height.—They took of
3 Children lien, Dave and Hetty,the children of
Ben and Sylvia, two of the cifildren belong to the
Estate of Smith Stringer, deed, tlie other child
and Ben and Sylvia to Abner/Belcher. They
broke loose a large Canoe on Tuesday the 28tli
September last, at Stephen’s Bridge, Burke Coun
ty, and we tiling will aim down tiie River to the
Marshy Country, below' Savannah,- as Ben was
bouglrt no there and has oncermmway and got hh
wife nml children back there and were apprehen
ded ahd put in Savunmih Jail, not two years ago
—One or tlie meu took off u Gun *the other a Pis
tol with them.'
ofit,14
JOSEPH HINES,
ABNER BELCHER.
189.
Lip Balsam
fJlHIS Balsam is highly recommended for the
cute of sore and chopped Lips. It is said to
immediate relief--a iiijrply of It can bo had
thfc Sttfre of. . ..
LAY fe HENDRICKSON.
nov
Mrs. IIiiinphreTs,
R ESPECTFULLY informs llio inlmliitnnts of
Savannah that she will open a SCHOOL on
the first of November, for the reception of those
children, xvhose parents may entrust them to her
cure. She will teach the solid and ornamental
branches of education; and after several yenrs ex
periencc in the instruction of youth sheflatters her
self siie shall not fail to give satisfaction.
— For further information please cajl at Captain
MG.eun’s, Lincoln Street.
-■!* ,182
The subscriber huviug return*
ed from the north, bet;s leave
to inform bis friends nnd former cus
tomers, that the above establishment
;s now open for their reception. The observa
tions lie fins made during Ills absence the last smfi-
mor, will enuhto him to render his house equal to
any oi the kind in the United States, and in order
o make up for the deficiencies of our market, he
/us made nirnugemcnls to receive trom New-
P. nc ket, a supply of tiie best
OYSrTLRS that market affords;'together with
all those little niceties, that are to be obtained, at
the first rate Houses Htthe North.
No expense has heen.spared in the fitting up of
the establishment—and he assures his friends,
that their comturt and convenience, has been
consulted in every arrangement.
Public dinners, or pnrtios,-of any description,
will be attended to, and got up with the utmost
desputch.'
iVIillcdgeville, Augusta, nnd other country
friends, whom I have formerly served, together
With all others, are assured lliut their orders wilt
lie attended to with punctuality, and executed
with dispatch; / /
CHARLES H, MIDDLF.TQN.
nnv9 209
ESTARLimfiD irvK
OF
New-York Packets.
SHIPS.
SAVANNAH,
LOUISA MATILDA,
AUGUSTA,
WM. WALLACE,
EMPEROR,
The nliove tire nil first rate vessels, with expe
rienced commanders, nnd will contiuue to sail in
regiihirsuccession throughout tlie season, leaving
Savannah for New-Yoni on Thursday; and Ncw-
York for Sayaipiah on Saturday in eucll xveck.—
For freight or. nnssage, nnply to tlife Captains on
board at Jones’s Ur per \V liai-f, of to
HALL & HOYT>
jnn 27 21 > .
Tlio Subscriber has taken the
itJKil. IIOUSE in the Village of Rice-
- - recent!" *—
horo’,
occupied by MV.
y .
Keinpton, and intends keeping a pub
lic house, for the accommodation pf
TRAVELLERS and BOARDERS.
Those who may favor him With a call are assured
that every attention will be paid to their comfort
and convenience, His table will be supplied with
the best the country affords; bis bar with choice
liquors nml his Stable with the best provender,
and an attentive Ostler—the rates moderate. •
DAVID stetson;
ort 30 201
To Rent.
The Tenement at present oc
cupied by Thomas U. P. Chnrl-
ton, the property of Charles Harris,
i Esq. in Broughton Street; end posses
sion given on the 1st November.
Oct 19 (9l
TO BE LET.
The STORE corner of Bny
and Drayton-Streets, now occu
pied by J.‘ V, Setzc. Possession may
he had on the 16th of this in nth. For
further particulars, npply to I’eter Dupon
oct 19
1191
PETER EVEN.
To Relit.
The wharf nnd stores, next,
nbovc Wayne’s, well calcula
ted for a wood or Lumber wharf.
ALSO,
The yellow Directory Rrick buildings in Frank
lin Ward.—An ap^ved Tenant can have with
one of the Tenements, the Furniture and servants
by cdrly application to R. F. WILLIAMS,
nov 4 • ||t206
Hlb'
rWntosh Academy.
W ANTED, for the above institution, a
TEACHER, who can furnish letters of re
ference ns to qualifications,character,fee. address
ed to James Smith, F.sq.
HIP 'the Savannah Republican nnd Nexv-4 ork
Evening Post, will give the above three insertions
r '~ 1 theirhccounts for payment.
si201 A. B. POWELL.
Eveiiinff school,
To rent,.
The Dwelling House at pre
sent occupied by tjio Subscriber
at the east end of the Theatre, and
possession onn bo had immediately
The House is u pleasant one and the yard large
and dry, with a commodious Garden.
JOS. S. PELOT.
ort22 *194
My
■#SS3Sai r
Near the Catholic Church.
rrHIE subscrilier Will recommence his Evening
J. School on iiie first jVlonduy in October.—
Those-.-young.gentlemen who wish, to prepare
themselves forthe Counting House, or Mechanics,
will please to make early application.
tCT Four children maybe accommodated with
board 4'<’- in the subscribers family,
sept 28 iL*182 PETER HYNES
DANCING ACADEMY.
A SSEMBL Y HALL—Droughton-strcet.
T HE subscriber informs his friends and patrons,
that his room having been thoroughly clean
ed and repaired, his School for Young Misses and
Masters is now open for tlie season.
Having taken into consideration the present de
pression nfbusme*s and consequent scarcity of
money, he has determined to lower the price, of
tuition accordingly. The terms will hereafter be
TWELVE DOLLARS per quarter.
The,school for gentlemen is also open in the
evening.
ID’ Persons wishing to sec the ■ subscriber will
please call at his dwelling, corner of Drayton nnd
State Streets. JOHN C. LEGE,
pqv.l , , rH2Q2 ■
AUGUST G. OEMLER,
H AS removed his DRUG STORE, to the corner
of Broughton and Wliitaker-Streets, opposite
Col. Shellmnn’s Maqrion House, where he exhibits
Garden
foV sale, a choice assortment of
Fresh Medicines and
seeds,
and various other articles suiting his line. He ab
stains relating the whole string of numes of tlie
things lie offers, and only mentions a feiv which
are not commonly found in every Drug Store,viz:
Fol. Saliina, Pyraia Umbellate,
Degitulis Purpurea, Sculicap, Hyssop,
German Leopard’s Bane, (arnica montuna)
Elecampane, (Inula Hclenium) Hops,
Ergot, Tonquin Beans, Squire's Elixir.
Daffy’s Elixir, Ess. Mustnrd, Ess. Tyre,
Jesuit Drop, Churche’s Cough Drops,
Aromatic Vinegar, Toilet, Vegetable,
and other Soaps, Mncnssar Oil,
Phosphorus, Os. Mur. Potosse,
James’s Fever Powders, Infantile Poxvdcr*;
Read’s Stiptic, Spirits Soap,
Fumigating Pastils, Pyrolignious Acid;
Black Drop.
• Itespectingthe utility of this last article, he refers
to, the last, hut one, page of the Georgia uud South
Carolina Alnmuac, of this year,
oct 9 •. f 187 ■
For Sale,
A VERY capable Negro Man, about 24 years
of age, a waiter, hostler itrnl Drummer,
lioy 6 ||>1*207 ... J. MARSHALL.
Liberty Superior Court
To the Jurors, Witnesses and Suitors in the same-
T HE Judge, of tlie Superior Courts of the East
ern District having been-called to a conven
tion of the Judges at iyi«l!ed?evillc, the Supe
rior Court of Liberty County will be adjourned,
-ty County'
on the regular day of the Term, to the sixth of De
cember, of which' Jurors, Witnesses, and Suitors
in tlie same will take notice, and give their at-
teudanefe accordingly.
By order of his' Honor James M, Wayne, Judge
of,the Superior Court. E. BAKER, c.l.s. c
.nov 3 j>204 . ..
Brought to Jail.
I NSnvrmtmh on the 1st inst. a negro man who
says his name is York, and that lie belpngs to
Henry Taylor, of Black S\voitiri, S. C. and that he
runaway about three yeurs.and « half Ago, he is 6
Assize of Bread.
rpHE avpragb price of flour being $64 per bfei
JL rel, 196 weiuiit, the weight of bread for
resent month must be
124 Loaf % lbs 13 ounce?
do . .. l iiQ 6^ do %
of which ail hakor* aiid Sellers of bread will take
due notice;
oct 9 IfftV
V
To Rent.
A House on the South Com
mon Brown Wnrd 1ms four
Rooms on tlie first and three on tho
second floors. Possession given oh
the 15th November—Enquire of
Oct 22
II >104
F. M. STONE.
For Rent.
The House in Bronffhton-st,
lately occupied by Mr. Tcflt.
The house corner of Drayton and
York-streets, occupied by Mr Goff.—
The house fronting’Oglethorpe occupied by Cant,
” of til
Bee. The house on the opposite side
Square, occupied by Mr. Leach.
The House at present occupied by Mr. George
opposite to the Academy with an entire Lot, or
mrt of the lot would be leased being a good stand
fora Grocery.
ALSO,
Several other good dwelling litiust , nnd the
stores corner of Broughton mud Bui nard-strects
Apply to J. MARSHALL.
oct 5 tr*
sept 28
To Rent.
The three story brick build
iug; on tho Bay, lately occupied
by JamksDickson Co. as a Whole
sale Dru Good Store. Apply to
C. W.ROCKWELL CO.
182
For Rent.
The brick house in South
Broad Street, belonging to the
est. Thos. Gardner, doc. At present
occupied by Thomas Butler, Esq. For
terms; apply to H. K1RB
sept 28 - 1,182
To Rent.
ft:
ft
oct 7
The Store nml Dwelling Jolm-
' ston’s Square, lately occupied
by Mr. T. Walton, nnd Mrs. Blogg.
Apply to M. GRIFFITH;
Market
1*186
To &e!rit.
Market Square;
pet 7
Two dwelling Hod sea oh State
street, Columbia Ward. Apply
td
JNO. F. LLOYD.
.P187 ... ...
M ;
t
To be let
The well known STORE in
Whitaker-Strcet, at present oc
cupicd by Messrs Hazard S,- Denslow
as a Paint and Oil Store. Possession
given immediately. For particulars applv to
LAY 4- HENDRICKSON.
oct 25 1.196
To Rent.
oct 26
A HOUSE in Broughton-
Strcet, opposite the residence
of Mr. Mason, enquire of
■' ,E.
m 197
Mrs. ELIZA LLOYD.
T HE Subscribers having taken tlititWell known
bouse, the Georgia Hotel, will accommodate
steady boarders and traosjertt persons, on thif midst
reasonable terms, Their table xvill bd snp{ilied
with tbe best the market affords, and eveity atten
" ‘ ' " th<
lion will be paid to those Who may fsivdr them
with their company.
They htiVe also takeft the extensive .Stables at
tached to that building, Where they can accommo
date n large nutriber til horses, eitliei* by the month
octm- .^♦'*ei8B,..
To be Leased,
F OR8 nttraber pf ydar*, the Southern half of
Lot No. 6, Reynolds’ Wi
Broi
situ#
Lqt No. 6, Reynolds’ Ward,' oil tlie corner of
WF
On and Abercorn streets, a very eligible
iiior a dwelling bou?e. Apply to
A'. J- PRATT.
oct 14 Im189;
MASTERS.
W. Beebe,
D. Wood,
D. Van Dvck.
T. Wood,
J.H. Bennett.
For Livei*jiool.
The well known and regular
tending ship,-
GEORGIA,
Varnum, master,
Will meet with quick desputch.—For freight of
J50 bales oi Cotton only, apply to
ANDREW LOW fe Co.
105 tone of Liverpool SALT, nnd
518 emtes assorted CROCKERY,
Received by tlie Georgia and ottered for sale low
for cusli or on accommodating terms for approv
ed paper if taken immediately from on board the
vessel at Five Fathom—apply axabove.
oct 9 187
For Greenock.
Tho first rate packet line ship
MENTOR,
J. L. Wilson, Master,
Will take what freight of Cotton may
offer for Greenock, aud be despatched as early us
possible—apply.to SVM. GASTON.
oc;27 198
For New York.
The regular and fastsoilingcoppercd
and copper fastened ship
CLIFFORD WAYNE,
I. White, Master,
will havo immediate dispatch. For balance of
freight orpassngchnvingelegiuit accommodations.
Apply 1o Capt. White on board at Anderson's
W hnrf.
nov 6 007
For Augusta and Hamburg.
The Steam Boat HAMBURG,
I S expected to arrive here from Charleston, on
\\ EDNESDAY tlie 10th. She will take freight
and passengers for Humhurgand Augusta. Apply
to PONCE v MACKENZIE,
nov 8 *208
Notice.
A Steam Bout, With freighting Boats will fegu-
lorly depart from tlie Company's.wharf ou Wed
nesday nnd Saturday of eacli week, nnd When
freight offers to make it necessary, an extra boat
will depart during the intermediate periods
JOHN DAVIDSON, Agent
oct 25
196
Savannah and Augusta Line of
’By Calvin linker.
Executor's sale.
ON THURSDAY, 25lh Nov. next nt 4 past 10 o’
clock, Will be sold in front at Ills. Auction store,
ail the '• ,
Household Furniture,
Bclongtdthe estate of Hugh M'Call, deceased.—
** Consisting of.
Side Boards, Bureaus, Dining Tables,
Chairs, Carpets, Looking ■ (flash s, Glass
Ware, Beds and Bedding, Bedsteads, and
Kitchen Fiifniture. **.’•
Together with a qimfftityof
Plated aiid silver Ware;
ALSO,
A quantity of . , V 4j
Madeira Wine, in'Whittles.
Sold by permission of thepHon; the inferiuif
Court of Chatham C&nnty, by drder of tin* F* •
editor 1 ' • '-.-y -! * ,
Od_l6, 190'.A
Mai’shals sufes.
W I LL be Hold before tiie Court Hoitsc in the
City of Savannah, between the hours of R}
find 2 o'clock, oq Friday the 19th inst.by order til
21
32
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the District Judge of Georgia.
The ship
' , ALBION,
As she now lies a Wreck off St Culli-
crines island, with all her materials
and cargo remaining on board. rt
ALSO,; V- ,
Tbe materials saved orJyirig oq the Beach of St.
Catlierines and on tlie main, viz.
213 pieces Mahojauy, on the Beach a;:
high water mark;
tio do in Beach Creek
do do in Point Creek
do do on Mr. Postells plan
tation, Harris’ Neck, McIntosh
County
23 pieces Logwood in possession of
Mr. IIuiTis of St. Cntharhie Island
22 pieces on the Beach above high wa-.
ter mark
23 pieces on the Island
14 do in the possessioti of Mr. Po?>-
tcll at Harris* neck
1 pair of JacksCrb-ws
1 small grapiin cm the Beach
1 Quadrant, 1 pr Pistols, 7 Block, 1 * /
1 piece Pdrcliti, 1 Topmast
1 whipsnW, 1 Tarpaulin.
1 pr StilyBrds,21arge clmiiis,
2 pitch Ladles, 1 Axe, 8 Augecs,
2 large chisels, 2 scrapers
A small lot of copperi
2 Grooving Plains, 1 hand saw.,
Alot.ofLetul,'. .
1 lot of running rigging'
1 wcntch
Terms Cash Bankable Money.
nov 4 ' J, H. MOREL, m. o. «..
Adihiiiistrator’s sale.,
. On the first Tuesday in January next,
W ILL be sold at the Court House, in Uie
County of.Effingiiam, between the usual
lioui-sof sale. ;
Two negroes a Ffellow and a Wencb, named.
Lloyd and Funny. And also all the right title
and interest of William Joseph'Sneiioer, decV, of
iu and to a negro woman named Amy, mid her
son Tom, and.tiie possession tltereqf. the above
sold as the property of Wo. .1. Spencer, dec’H. by
order of the Hoin the Judges of the Court o; Or
dinary for the Couuty of Effinghuiit, forthe bene
fit of tiie helm and creditors of the said dec’d.A.
Conditions made known on the day of sale,
nov 8 209 ELIAS REED, Admit.
Part. JicniEc.i.
npillE Suhscrilierhail the pleasurenf announcing
X to the public that his lino of S TAGF.S, is now
in complete operation between this city and Au
gusta t that they will continue to leave Savannah
at 6 o’clock, A, M. every Tuesday, Thursday, and,
Saturday. That he has reduced the fare to $10,
which he hopes will insure him general patronage.
For seats apply at the Post Office.
JOS. J. THOMPSON,
nov 9 209 •Proprietor.
Third company Election..
An Election for first and
second Lieutenants and an
Ensigh for the Third Beat
Company, will take place at the
office of Justice Rus&tx on Thurs
day the 18/A of November inst.
A draft for the number of non-
laiy will also ttike place at tiie same
time. , ‘ . >. •
C. II. HAYDEN,
Cupt. 3d Company.
202
nov 1
Regimental Orders
An election is hereby or
dered to be held at the Mar
ket House, on the twenty fourth
instant, a ilajor to the First
Regi eufr Georgia Militia,
The Poll-Will open at eleven
o’clock, A. M. i
J.'HUNTER,
Captain, S. .Fl
1.0UIS GIRODPN,
Capt- 2d Beal Com.
nov 3 204
-SJS2
Fresh Teas.
J. B. HERBERT & Ob;
HAVE CONSTANTLY, ON HAND,
Chests, half chests,fen cnttys,five cat-
► , tys ahd’caunisters Hymn Tea
Ten cnttysjfive Cntlys arid carinistersIsirERiAL ahd
. Gonpowd^ir.TeaS , , s
Hyson skin, totikuy, saiucliorig and Boljea Teas
.. All of whibli ai*e of tlie latest importation, and
Will be sold oh accommodating terms.-
sept 28 182
Genuine patent Family Medicines
L EES pills _ Churches, Ess Mustard
Andersons do r . Citings Worm Lozenges
Hoopers do Thompsons teeth paste
Jumcs do . do eye water
Cliiirciies cough drops Rogers vegetable
Andersons do .... pulmonic detergent
knjsom Honey , Heavl.em oil
Audlcrs lenative British oil
&<
enrys canc’d magnesia
Batemans drops, 4-c
Opodeldock
'iBquiiijes elixir.
Salts' Lemons
Can constantly be had nt the store of
LAY 4-HENDRICKSON,
Chemisfs and Druggists, Shad's Buildings,
sejstt® Ji?9
Elegant &, choice Perfunieh;, &e
-rniiE Suliscribers have received pr lifig Anfe
X Schooner Intrepid and ship Coivuir, a fresh
supply of Choice Perfuiiery, consisting 6l’
Otto' of Rdsqs iu elegant gilt bottles of .varj*
ous patterns ;
Macassar, Russia) Bears and Antique Qils
Pomatum in Pots and Rrilhi 1 /; v. ‘
Rose, Orange flower aiid LaVender .Water
Rose, Beujoin, Mtisk, Olive, Veriacular, Palin)
Vegetable; Ceylon, Baudena, Transparont,
Variegiiteri, aiid English \Viridsor Soaps,
Wash Bfills; Naples Shdving Soap iu rots
Shaving Cakes, Ac , ,
Pocket, flue teeth and dressing Combs, neir
Patterns
Hair Powder and Powdep.Puffs
Pocket Books aridPocfect Waljets, with ani^
without Springs
La Fayette arid 3iik Stocks,
Elastic Wire and Coburg StfiTiicrs,
Silver Wire Teq£h Brushes with gilt handles;.
Tounge Scrapers,
Nail, Cloth, Hair ahd Shiving Brushes,
Cut Glass Smelling Bottles, Visiting Cards.
Methi Shnvirig Boxes,
Floating Tapfers of every description/
Tonguiri Bcaris, Mask, Carmine,
Court Plaster, Snuff Boxes, . t . '
• CUamlier Light* arid Mutches) Segar Boi-
- , es, fee. . . • W q-qsf
Wliich togetlity* wiili a very general v.nll extensive,
assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Pa
tent Medicines, fee. he’. All of which, liiive beea
selected by a good judge, und are ottered for sale
at least 20 per ct. lower than lids .ever been sold in
tliis market for pash or credit; Purchasers would
do w61l to edit and examine them;
LAY fe HENDRICKSON,
Chemists and Druggists,
•• . Siiad’s Buildings, r
ocL26ltttt .... ... ...
/ REMOVAL.
BR. Li II. FUR TH,
TTAS removed to tlie house in Yqrk-Slrcet, be
XXlonglng id I. Minis, three doors east'of .Tetter*'
son-Street;
nW 6
11207
Notice to Pilots. (
A LL pilots Who have not complied with The
14th rule of the commissioqers of Pilotuge,
are hereby required to do so; by the next regular
meetlbg of the Board, (,18th inst.) , In case of fail-'
ure) each one will be fined five dollars,
By order, • ... ' u • >
JOHN G, HOLCOMB, Sec’ry.
—
nov 6
Hp5207
(VN. m
JAMES AN DIihsON ft CO.
H AVE received a large Assortment of CAR
PETING, from-.various Manufactories; '
xvhicli enable them to exhibit an extensi
merit of SPLENDID and FASHIONABLE
TERNS via ■■
Brussels and Venetian Carpotirig
Kidderminster and.Scotch dd . *
Stairdo of all widths and, qualities
Criinib .Cloths and Printed Bajze
Iinperial and common Hearth Rugs
With a variety of other,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Suitable for the present and nppronching Season
which they offer for sale low for Cash or approved
credit.
: Oct 23 •* '. .195
Wanted to Hire.
'
T EN or fifteen jirime field hands for whom lib
eral wages will be given. Apply to
QcC SI '11193'
Apply ti
ti. ht BOND.
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