About Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1825)
■7. '#>■ . JLANKETS and BAGGING; ' w. Sf H. ROSE, AVE received l>y the fillip Emily from tiv- ijo'ptacel/ best quality 42 inch Dundee Cotton Bagging Grundy’s while, bine and mixt Plains Point ulid London duffle Blankets liich with those already on hand, of Inst year s ,, ortation, will enable them to supply their cus- uners on very moderate terms. Ihcir ussort- C, t Staple and Fancy Goods ill be very complete in a few days. cl 18 Flour. nut 18 Fifty barrels Haxhall's Superfine New Flour, just received and for Sale by PONCE & MACKINZIE. M 169 Police Office, OCTOBER 13, 1625. rflHE follow!,.* persons.hava been drawn as X City Coustaucs, for the ensuing year : Washington ward—3as. S. Bulloch. Wnrren ward—Wm. Robertson. ' Gretneward—ihto. Dugnnour. Columbia ward—Peter Gnerurd. Bcynolds ward—Lemuel Newcomb. Anson ward—Jos. Auze., Darby ward—Jus. Taylor, Jad. Atldersbni Deckericard—Pal'k M'DormotL J. B.Jaudon. Jackson and Brown wards—R. M'Kinuoit. Liberty ward—Henry Chinnnlon. Ogltlhorpe ward—D. S. Rolfe, D. O'Bryn*. Percival ward—.fho. Starr, v HcathcQlc ward—J no Kniiier. • Franklin ward—Ann. Guilinnrtin. JVew Franklin waid—P. Fendergrast Elb'tri ward—Jas. Washington. In compliance with the requisitions of thfi Or dinance, the above City Constables are required to appear dn Monday noxt at 12 o’clock to be qualified. M. MYERS, c.c. oct 13 > • • MANAC&R’S m [By authority of the Stato of iVqw-Tfork] FACTORAGE. MIE undersigned has taken the lease of the * n orlh-vrestern tenement of irtessrs A. Low fco’s new Fire Proof Stores, where ho contin- L t 0 devote all his time and attention to Factorage and Commission Business. 5 will make liberal advances an the deposit Of The birth for ndnee consigned to him for sale. „ j 3 nlwavs accessible and perfectly safe, and iron crnne i* the most easy and safest In the L.. and they are v’onsthnlly attended by an iu- fcllken* a'" 1 correct sworn wharfinger, who at- Ends also to tha stowlngand weighing of produce f 0 PETIT DEVILLERS, Factor. j asvunah.-Kith Oct'. 182S. 6wl8t> Spanish Segars. rUST received,pfcr Pantliqe, a very fine quality si yellow Spanish Segnis for retail customers sate by A. PARSONS, Druggist - 1 hulR of, led IS No. 8, Gibbons,' buildings. —BY AUTHORITY OF THE State of Illiddte Island, I isDEB THE SOPSRIN TENDANCE OF SIANAOERS APPOINTED BV LAW. . , JUAND STATE LOTTERY THIRD CLASS NEW SERIES. »ILL positively be drawn in Providence oil r the 14th day of October. S. k tf. Allen fy Co. Agents for the Managers. #25.000 Highest Prize. S C H E M E. 1 Prise of do do do do do do do do do do' $26,000 Is $26,000 10,0tK> 6,U00 1,000 579 600 100 60 2b 8 4 SPLENDID LOTTERY, To be drawu In the City of Now-York, dn the 4th ■ bf January 1826, Anti finished in five minutes. 45 NUMBERS—6 BALLOTS TO BE DRAWJY. Each ticket having 3 numbers in combination J. B. YATES arid,A. M'INTYRE, Managers. SCHEME , f , OF. THE JVew- York State Literature B&LL0CH Sfi DUNWODY‘ I NFORM their friends nhd the public, that for more convenience,tmdalso security agalnstfiie, ' they Imve removed to those commodious and fire proof buildpigson Scott and AndrewLow^-Co’s. Wharves, Where they continue the. Factorage & (Commission Busi ness* Their best exertions will bts used to merit a con- tinuance rtf former patronage. They hnve, to supplytheir customers, best COTTON BAGGING, PLAINS AND BLANETS. Oct 1 183 • • % CLASS 3, for 182*6. 1 Prisse ot $100,000 in $100,000 James Anderson fy Co. YOUNG’S BUILDINGS,, H AVE received by the ship Emily, from Liv erpool, their usual supply of Plairis, Blankets, and Bagging, WASHINGTON HALL. No. 224, Broad-Street, AUgusla, rjjlHIS ESTABLISHMENT Is opened in X handsome Brick Building, erected during tho past summer, at the .corner of Broad and M’ln- tosh-Streels. It is recommended to Planters nnd Merchants, hjr its-situation, in the centre of (he town and of business, and within a convenient distance of the. Banks, Warehouses, and Public Offices. Stage Passengers will find it convenient from its being opposite the Post-Office, the place ot arrival And departure of the .Stages. There is connected with the HALL, an adjacent Brick Tenement, with suites of Private Apartments, and a Separate Entrance from Broad-Street, which ■" be appropriated exclusively to the accomino- on of Families) arid Ladies will find them selves as quiet and retired as in any private house, with the additional advantage of being in the im mediate neighborhood of the, principal Fancy Stores. The WASHINGTON HALL is superin tended by W. J. Dudley, whose study it will .he to please and render comfortable,,those who may favour the House with their patronage. Augusta ( Ga.) 1825. sept 29 182 ' 1 1 1 2 4 10 39 78 408 4,446 60,000 is 80,000 20,000 is 20,000 10,500 is 10,500 1 6,000 is 10,000 2,500 is 10,000 2,000 is 20,000 1,000 is 39,000 5Q0 is 39,000 100 is 40,800 50 is 222,600 $567,600 arid extensive assortment of , Fancy and Staple Articles, which they offer for sale on accommodating terms Oct 1 last Iff HATS. Wholesale and Retail Fashion- able Hat Ware House, 10)1100 6,ubo 6,000 679 6,600 4,000 2,000 3,120 9,984' 42,432 $111,216 Prisei. ilOO Blanks* ...... Ilnthis Scheme,wltheight drawn ballots, there till be 66 prise? with three numbers on them; 856 with two numberson them;and 10,608 with be number on them. Those tickets irnvihg hone [the drawn ballots on them be.ing blmiks. I Prizes payable forty days after the drawing aud Ihject, as usual, to a deduction rtf fifteen per hlESENT PRICE OF MICKF/rS; ■holes, $6 00 ' -- 2 60 srters, 126 ghtlia, ' *' . 6- O* Those who imve ordered Tickets In the ove Lotlcry, are requested to call and. receive "“LUTHER’S E EXCHANGE OFFICE. | oct 16 189 . BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. T llE subscriber offers at the above establish nieht, an extensive and general assortment ol the m<4t fashionable Hats of every description, consisting of all the vurious patterns that are the most generally approved of at the present timo, andjpartichlariy adapted to all the most prevail ing fashions both a| home and abroad, and that from among his stock of Hats may ha selected at hII times, all tha various qualities and grade, from the finest Beaver down to the most common Ho- ram, with corresponding prices to each kind, nnd those which may be the most suitable, and mude in conformity to the fashion, in whatever part of the United State tiie purchaser inuy reside. His stock js at all times lurge and. independent of which he can at any time manufacture any quan tity conformable to order. . His present supply consists ofthose made exprcsly for the Fall trade .a; I of which are got up in the mott superior style of workmanship its every respect, aud equal if not superior to any that can can f he ottered in this City or any other part of the Union. His sto.ck is continually replenishedwith Hats fresh from the Manufacture, and none wHl he offered for sale hii 6,051" Prizes, 9,139 Blanks, Less mn 2 blanks to a prise. . ' PRICE OP TICKETS. Whole ^ $50 I Quarters $12 50 Half 251 Eighth 6 25 This Is tho most magnificent scheme that has ever been qfffired for the patronage of the friends of Lottery .adventure in America. The small number of Tickets, nnd- the unexampled demand for them, IS a sufficient warrant that there will not he a chance left, for weeks before the day fix ed for ihe drawing, and the price of Tickets will shortly rise to $60. fiTGentlemen are therefore earnestly request ed to lie early In their application, ni all Orders actually mailed before the rise will be untitled to be supplied at (lie present rales. *„* Notes f the Bank of 0$ U. States and It,* Branches, and, generally, the notes of all Banks (hat pay specie, received at pan Also Mercantile Drafts at sight on any of the lnrge cittas, and Prtae Tickets received freely In payment. . All lettem to be Post paid. The Malls may he relied on ai being perfectly safe for all remittances. YATES & M INTtRE, Washington City. oct 13 .188* JAMES A NDERSON S? Co. H AVE removed to. the middle Tenement Young's Build!”'?, where they offer for sale A LARGE ANl) GENERAL ASSORTMENL OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Received by the latest arrivals from Liverpool and New-York, june 23 141 JAM US ANDISRSON & CO IT hand few hales -f AVE on WHITE, BLUE AND MIXT PLAINS, ANii - j LOND ON D VFFIL BLANKE TS, (IMPORTED LAST YEAR,)' Which they will sell at a considerable reduction from the prices of last season. ^ Their usual sup- V J*ldinS, Blankets and Bagging will bo received by the first vessel from Lh’erpon jv tlie first vessel irom Liverpool and they will be able tb supply their friends With FRESH IMPORTED GOODS, nt as low rate* us any former importation, can be sold for. 141 June 23 . 141 SP SPRTNti ANl) SUMMER k Y the shipT”G'eorgia'iiiid ifarp jii'st arrived .jf'A tMe of tlicjirm of WAY ^ BAKER, Savannah, Gro. O FFERS Ills services to his friends and the Public, in the GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINE3S In this place, And solicits their pat- from Liverpool the subscribers have roceiv cd their usual supply of / •. Seasonable Dry Goods. Having been (purchased with Cash, previous 1 the advance in England they can he afforded and will be sold at low prices,and on'a long credit for undoubted paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. fob 26 46 Sheriff's sates, Continued. On the'first Tutsdr, in November next- >II.L he sold at the Court House in the City of Savannah between the hours of 10 and /clock. r I the right title and interest Of Andrew Knox iRice’swhnrf being one undivided eighth of two pdlrlded thirds and one undivided seveplb of 8 undivided eighth of two undevided thirds, jviedon its (he properly of Andrew Knox to snt- jyan execution in favour of Williamson uud De lllers. lAACD’LYON, s. c. 6 |oct 15 189 [dministratof’s sale.--(Continued On the first Tuesday in November next, |s:dc, fLl. Ik- sdid at the House of Prince Field in Bryan County, between the u ua| hours ronage. ... RpPBBF.NrP.STO * Messrs. A. Low fy Co: ■ .Savannah, Geol G. Rreitfriiayer & 06/ Aughsta, Geo. def 6 186 O’ The Savannah Republican nnd the Geor gian, will please insert the above once a week for one month, and forward their bills to this office for .payment. \ . ' '*• To Rent, For Providence: The! fast sniling schooner APOLLO, Crowell,' Master, ;,i Having most of her cargo engaged, will have immediate dispatch. Forbdancc of freight or passage, apply to Capt. C. on board at Jones’ upper wharfvor to __ HALL & HOYT. oct 8 186 STEAM BOATS By J. B. Herbei OnWEDNSDAY; 10th i Will be sold heloro' pnr store nt I A general assortment of groceries; ' . ■ 2 largcsiee Venetian Carpets 1 Riuaaels .. do . 1 Clothes Press and Drawers 2 Grates . .. 3 Looking Glassed , 1 Beadstpud 1 Bureau 1 Feather Bead.—Terms Cash, oct 15 . 1<59 On the Ocmulgee and Ocoijce (/rOHV. undersigned have the pleasure to an- ' A no.unce to the Merchants and Planters in this section of the,State, that they are .prepared to run n STEAM BOAT and FOPKTOW BO ATS, constantly from Savannah to Macon nnd Millcdg- ville, stopping at the intermediate landings for the reception and delivery of Produce and Mer chandize on Freight. , The Stfeem Bout is now vfeady, and they con template starting her dn the first trip from Savan nah on the fifteenth day of October next, tb be in Macoti by tho first day of November ; when they will be prepared to receive Cotton on Freight to Savannah, dtaect, without the delay and inconveiiieiico of landing and. reloading in Darien. They, will provide bsndd, so that When the state of the river will not adiait of the Steam Boat ap proaching Macon br Milledgevllle, no unnecessa ry delay will detain the Tow Boats.- ■. Insurance, on Merchandize and Produce ship ped by this conveyance, wHl he provided for in a respectable and responsible Office, and on lower tevms than is now paid on the Boats in operation, of wjiicli those disposed to coVer fntir property from allharards, may avail theiioelves l ptton to he shipped by these Loafs will be re ceived, in Macon at the customary storage, and be forwarded agreeable to instructions, on very nmdernte terms; and when desired, Storage wilt he provided for it in Savannah, subject to the or dersof the owner. From the convenience and dispatch to be affor ded by this arrangement, they confidently ex pect the encouragement of the public For terint apply toj JOHN T, L.^MAR, in Macon SPLENDID SCHEME 1 OF THE B. L AM AH', in Savannah. The subscriber continues to transact the Fac torage and Commission Business, in Savannah ; and tenders the most unrommiilnd atte tion to the interests of those who 'may fuvor him, with their business. ^ Tho Cash, will be advanced on shipments to his address, by application ns above either in Mb' con or Savannah'. G. B I.AMAR. sept, 22 . Ml79 SELLING OFF. MABONWIll m L lotfry. &' Now Drawing in tlie City of Ai.gi^tu, der the suptrintcndaucc of Hale, R. R. Reid T. 1. Wray, I \.J .W Commissioners l I B. D. Thompson. ' fW,' * The Second Prawiiig Will take place or the 12th of October next. All the Capital Prizes ore still undrawn, itousc quenlly the Wheel Is very rieh., SCHEME 1 Prize rt£ $30,000 is $3( 20,000 10,OOP 6,000 1,000 600 4 . & 10 60 100 6000 1 do 4 Prizes do do do do do do 100 6Q 10 ,40.1 20,0(H) 6,000 6,01)9 6,000 5,000 60,000 $ 180,000 6175 Prizes, ) 12825 Blanks, < 18,000 TICKETS nt TEN DOLLARS Less than two and an half Blanks to a Print. 600 T kE SUBSCRIBER will dispose of his present Stock of goods, at cost and charges either by Wholesale or Retail. 4th. 1 5th. 1 6th. 1 7th. I 8th 1 9th. 1 do do do do do do 600 but those which will he sure to give the most perfect satisfaction to the purchaser, and ensure a ; ' „ . continuance of his custom: as to prices he is sel- in ^oveinDe . ling as low if not lower than any other house in this city and on th'e ibost'liberal terms. Country Merchants and others from the differ ent ports of the U. States' aind ab/oad,' who may visit Ci* city, und be in want of the above article either at Wholesalo or Retail, are earnestly re quested to call and examine for themselves, dot forgetting before they leave home to take tlie number of the Above establishment from this ad vertisement, jylOSES lloBSON. pt 17 tTi7T Tlie house and two lots in Brou<rhton-st. belonging: to the subscriber. Apply to Wm. Davies, Esq. possession will be given early Boots and Shoes. JUST RECEIVED PER BMO INDEX^ Oft packages BOOTS and SHOES consisting of thetollowine kind, viz: 3 Cases Gentlemen's fine Calfskin Boots do do Sealskin do do common do do stout bo’d peg’d Shoes unbound do do fine done. Pumps do com. do do Women’s leather walking do do puni'ps Boys lined and bound do thick Children’s Leather Bootees do Morocco do do do do do do do do. do do dp do do ALSO, Several negroes, male t^id female of ^ood cliar- acter. ... One tract of land 202J aircs, Henry County. One do dp 490 do Irvin# do. JOS.TRUCHELU . bet 4 m || 183 do do do do do do do do do J UST Received per recent arrivals, si ' * Jflie estate of Sarah M’FhxDy, dec. The stock battle consisting el forty-two head morcorless; ■the risk of tlie former purchaser, he not having Implied with the Terms-of sale., JAS. BUTTER Am’r. 189 pci 16 loci 13 To Kent, A two-story Dwelling House on Stnte-rtveet, fhilumbin word Possession given immediately. Ap- > ply fo' , JNO. F. LLOYD. 13Ssf A VALUABLE Tide SiCariip Plantation and Toll-Mill, FOR, SALE ON SAVA.NNAH RIVER. The subscriber hns been spe- einlly empowered by tlie ere 1 ditors of the late James H. Ancrum, _ to sellthe Plantation.(Laarcl-Hitl) on Saviiuoati Back River, which was assigned to him, in trust for them. The place is altogether One of tlie finest Rice estate in the State of South Caroli na, on an excellent pitch of the tide, exempt from injury either from frushets or skits, and protected by its lunality from the-extreme vjolence of au tumnal gales.’ The Plantation ednsists of four hun dred acres of Tide-Swamp, three hundred mid se venty-five of which are in fine order and under bank.—On it there is, for its size, the most effi- cient'Mill on the River, which has within the sea son. pounded 3000barrels: it is now in excellent order, aud coipmands as aToll-Mill as touch bu siness as she can do. Oil theplace there are a com- fbrtiiblc dwelling house, two rEoRGlA, Chatham County By the lion, tne r Justices of the Inferior court sitting for of dinit- yurfasts. ■ To itll whom it mny concern. , .. . .. fill ere as James J. Cuthbert has applied to tlie viorahlc the court of ordinary of Chatham coun- [for letters oi guardianship on the person and ty of George Brldger, an orphan child of Bridger, lute of Clintiiam county dec’d der 14 years of age. these are therefore to cite and admonish alf singular the kindred and friends of the orphan, to file their objections (if any tivey R.ln'tl.,. e Al._ of tll6 J. M BERRIEN. Oct 2;o 186 Select Teas or Family Use, I For sale lo w by the package or dozen by [ . T S. LUITIER- oct 11 187 supply of, IMPERIAL, hyson YOUNG HYSON, aud POUOHONG t;eas. Imported by Th.os. H. Smith in the ship Maria,- from Canton, at New-York. Customers may de pend on the quality of those Teas, as selected by a first rntc judge, and waranted to be of tlie new Crop. For sale at retail by A. PARSONS Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Buildings, nug 4 158 - Young Men’B Missionary Society ; a fresh 1 fTlHERE will bea meeting of the young mbit's X missionary socity held at Wesley Chapel on Thurspay Evening next at 7 o’clock, nn address will be delivered by tlie Rev. Geo. Hill and a Collection taken in aid of the funds , of the society the public are respectfully invited. J. H. CLARK Scct’y. opt 11 Al87 FltANCIS 8011REL OtFERS FOR SALE A AA Barrels Baltimore Rye Whiskey, tIU vF 60 Barrels Baltimore Gin, 25 Barrels 6tli |<reof Whhkey, 14 Pipes superior Holland Giu, 100 Pieces COtton Bagging, 50 Barrels Lout'Sugar, 20,OH) Pounds oi Bacon, 30 Barrels Mess aud Prime Pork, 60 Barrels Flour, American Shot,. American Castings, Window Close./ American and Spanirh Segars, Ste. tic. sept 20 Ml 78 BY AUTHOltlTY The Prizes only to be Drawn. K All the Prises to be flouting from Ihecommenccment, except Ihe following, which will be depotited tti > n the wheel at definite periods, vie :— ON THE FIRST DRAWING • !t 1 prize of 10,000 fa, 1 rtf 600 , . ... 2d. 1 do « 6.000 V 1 “ L 000 & 1 of 3d. 1 do « 1ft,00*1 fa I “ 60f>. ‘I 6,000 fa 1 >* 10,000 fa 1 “ 5,000 fa 1 •< lo.ooO fa 1 « 20,000 fa 1 •S 30,000 fa'l All prizes payable thirty dayaaftflfAbe pomplo tion of the drawing, subject to a deduction ot tit- teen per cent—if not 'applied for .within'twelve months, to be considered a donation trt the funds of tlie Masonic Halt. • . _ A greatvariety o' TICKETS and SHARES may yet be had at the original price at • ... The Augusta Masonic Hall Lot tery Office. All orders from any part of the U.S. post paid containing cash or prize tickets shall be promptly •\ 1,000 fa 1 of • 690 1,000 fa 1 of' 6,000 fa 1 of « i.’OOO fa 2 of « 1,000 fa’l of 't- attended to b; sept 6 MACDONNEWo Agent, Thompson fa Bonney's Buildings. •172 ■ .» THE LIBRARY [S opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fii- Ldays, from 3 until 6 o'clock- oct 4 483 , ' . ' .* Saratoga, Congress and Mhu- eral Sprins Waters COOLED IN ICE. F OR the accommodation of the public, the celebrated Saratoga Water, has been kept for some time past, and I shall confimie to keep it cooled in lcc during die season. 1} will he rea dy fo.r delivery every morning at half past five o’ clock precisely. For sale on ns liberal terms as j my neighbors, by A. PARSONS, Druggist, No 8 Gibbon's Buildings. July 19 161 • ' HALL & HOYT, ~ Offer for Sale* BUSHELS Baltimore prime Corn, . 10,000wt.BaitimoreBacon assorted 25 tilids St Croix Sugars, 10 pjoes Holland.Gin, 6 do ftogiuc Brandy (Seignetts) 10 casks Cheese, 100 boxes smoked Herring, (fresh) 10 bbls Cran’tberries, 200 Hums in bags for family use oct 8 186 Of the State of'Rhode Island. UNDER TH E SUPERINTENDENCE OF MAN AGERS APPOINTED B\ LAW. Grand. State Lottery, (For the Encpuraacinent'of Domestick Industry,) THIRD CLASS—N’fiW SERIES. Will posltfvely be drawn in PROVIDENCE, on the 14th day of OCTOBER next. 8, & M. Alien &■ Co. Agents for the Man- .■ ogers. N - . ^2a,000 Highest Prize. SCHEME. ACADEMY. to'the grunting of 1lu„ orphan to the applicant'in the^clerk’s .ottfet the skid court, on or before .tlie 7th day of 'cinheZ next; oilier wise letters rtf gUardian- will he granted. . line® the .honorable Elias Fort, one )f the luces of the said Court this 7th dny of October, 1826, S. M. BOND, c c o. i 186 'hORGlA', Effi.ngiiuinCounty—By the Hon ! " le Justices of tlie Inferior Cturt, of said coun moigfor ordinary purposes, J. ' To all whom it m'av concern, inerens Thomas Hurst, executor of Wm M Ga- Ijn, dec. hns petitioned lothclloii. the Justices I"? Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary purposes |,r discharged from the executorship aforesaid. |!i«se nye therefore to cite and admonish M s ' n gular the kindred and creditors of'the 1 deceased, to file their objections (if uny they ] B ) m the Clerk's office of the said Court, on or Pro’the fourth day of November next; other- p letters dismissory will bo granted, y ttness the Hon. John C. Ilolvonston, ,one. of [■'Wstices of the said Court, the 4lli day of May, P-1825. JOHN CHARL1 ON, Clerk. IIVA 100 barns, winowiilg.house and' stocking yatd, oil situnted on a fine knoll 13 feet aliove the level of the Swamp; on whicli the crop was saved during the hurricane of the last year, and whiclris calculated trt ali'ord a complete protection to it as well as to the lives of the ne groes on any similar occasion. There are also ve- ry good n’egro houses for one Jiundred and titty negroes, With an overseer’s or miller’s house. The terms will be one fourth cash, balance pay able in three annual installments, wlfh a mort gage of the property and an assignment of a poli cy of insurance on the-tiiie machine.—Possession to be given on the 1st of February next, or be fore if^vhe crop now planted should be sent to ° CapitalistsAkho are disposed to vdst their funds in this uncommonly fine estate, will apply to Pc-' tit De Villers, Esq. in Saynnnah, Geo who will furnish every facility .to those who may wish to visit the Plantation; to Ogierfa Carter, Charleston who have the Plht, pr trt. the' subscriber JAMES HAMILTON, Jr. 'Assignee of.fho late J. H. Ancrum. II the plantation is'riot sold at private sale pre viously, it will be exposed at pubbe auction on the 18th of November next, by Ogier fa Carter, Charleston. june I 1123 Sulphate of Quina. WTlHfhigh price of this sp valuable medicine lias tempted some wretches to sophisticate it—and stuff so debased, has already been ex hibited for sale at Sayaiinnh; but the Quina which ./offerhas been made in Germany; has been sub- jected'lo' chemical tests by mysell and found true and'good—So, I do recommend it. ' AUGUST G. OEMLER. sept.24 - 130 , • • . r " The Kev" A. CARTER, WANTED 40 hire a good Cook. Apply to the Editor " m f ib6 G < EOKUIA, cnauiam cnumy—wy ' r Justices of the Inferior ct%t sitting for orJi nary purposes. To all whom it may concern Whereas Wm. Roche, applied to the hot), the court of Ordinary of Chatham County for letters of administration on tlie estate end effects of Jno.. Gribbin, late of Savannah mercliani, dec. asprin- l. ' ^ITic'se are therefore tb cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said . .1...;.' ..t,:o,.,t..nc (if any they decoasgdj tft file their objections - . .- have) to the granting of tlie admimstration ot the estate of the deceased to the applicant in the Clefk's office of thesaid Court, on or before the sixth day of October next; otherwise letters of ad ministration will bo grttrited. ■ . ■ Wituess the hoji. F.lias Fort, onei of the Justice^ of thesaid Court, (lie sixth day of September, A_ D. one thousand .eight hundred sept 6 172 ILL receive into his family end' personally instruct, from four to six Young Ladies who may wish to complete tljeir course of literary education. In addiliontothe above, a few flay scholars rtf.a similar description will he received, to commence on.tlie first of Novemh'er. For pHrticolars, application may be make per sonally or by letter. sept 17 1177. .. JNO. M. COOPEIl, TAILOR, R. John C. Lege respectfully informs the , public that his Dancing school will be open for tlie season as usual at his assembly hall on Monday the Kith ins(. Days ofTuition, Monday ^Wednesday and Fri day nfternoonsnt five o,clock-. Mr L. will also attend in private dwellings and Seminaries. •, ■ , The Class for Gentlemen will also be open on the same evening at 7 o’clock. For terms which will be tow, r.ali at his resi dence three Doors East rtf Mr. Janies Mefrrissons Broughtonstreet. Oct. 8 m!86 removed his shop to that part ot the house on the ftorth East corner ot Market square, lately occupied by James'F.ppiiiger, Esq. Justice of the Peace, wiiere alt kinds ol clothing iyill be made in the best mnnner and at the shortest no tice—J. M. C. hopes by his attention an! work manship to give satisfaction tq, all tliose .gentle, men who will favqr him with tfieir patronage oct 8 1 im . DR. DYOTT’S Approved Anti-Bilious Pills, Which prevent and cure all Bilious .Complaints » MALIGNANT FEVERS, fac, . T HESE PILLS if administered in time to re. move the bile from the stomach, will coun teract the causes which commonly produce yel low or bilious fever, ague or fall fevers, bilious cholic, pleurisy, dysentery, worths, sick and ,foul stomach, head ache, loss of appetite, flatulence pileptic fits, hypochondria ami hysterical com. ilamts, sour stomach, heartburn, dyspepsia or,in digestion, fac, Theyremoveliaoitual costiveness colds and coughs, asthma, stranguary, gravel rheumatism, gout, scurvy,sqprbutic blotches, im purities in the blood, female complaints, fac. .If taken about once a fortnight during the Spring and Summer, months, they will prove a. certain pre ventive against the ague and prevailing Fall Sickness. * A bill bf directions for takingthem accompanies each bo.x of pills j small boxes 26 cents, large do. 60 cents. And by appointment sold by i, , , • A. PARSONS,. Druggist; No. 8, Glbbrtns’ Buildings April $6 9i • I 1 l 5 1 7 40 52 156 1,258 10,608 Prize of. 25,000 10,000 a,ooo 1,000 579 BfiO JtOO 50 20 8 4 25,000 10.000 6,000 5,000 579 3,500 4,000 2,600 Sugar, Gofl’ce,, Whisltey, &c., Ofi’ Hogsheads Santa Cruz Sugar 19 Hogshends N.O. do 30 barrels loaf do, 35 do lump do loo bags Coffee ■ • , • C6 do Java do ■. 1.60 barrel* Whiskey*- , ■ 100 do Gin. ; 20 do Malaga Wine- 26 quarter ensks Teneriffe do , . 13 casks Currant do 5 pipes old Brandy (Otard's brand) 26 bags Pepper fa Pimento 150 kegs cot Nails 260 bundles bar Lead 300 bags Shot^* 30 dozen Shovels fa Spadei ffO barrels prime Fork > ; 60 pieces Bagging 60 boxes Tipes ., 1>0 coils bale Rope 25 kegs Tobacco, fys. fac. Taylor’s ll'harf. Vpt 10 . 174».. < -^-vyy- = '~ CONTRACT. - 9,984 42,432 $111,215 12,120 Prixes 22,100 Binnks. Rr tVis Scheme, with eight drawn ballots, there will be 66 prizes with Three numbers on them; 1,456 with Two numbers on them ; and 10,603 with One number on (hem. • .Those tickets Waving none of the drawn ballots on'them beiu^ blanks. To determine the fate of the 34,220 Tickets,(ha P ROPOSALS will be received by the under signed,. to build a reservoir at the head of 3,120 I'West Broad-Street, with a tunnel leading there from to tlie head of th'e dock of said street, so ns to pass tlie water into tlie River.—-The contractor to find all the materials, which are to, be of brick and lime—Also the Iron gratings and bare that may be necessary—for. further information, apply at theslore of S. Philbriuk, orto GF.O.M1LLEN, 1. MINIS. S.P'HILBIWCK, . . -Committee of Streets and Lanes', oct 3 186 Classical and Philosophical Fretfli Boots and Shoes, 60 numbers wil( severally be placed in a wheel on or. M ,V*RV OF ST . AUGUST'i'NE.. the day of.drawing, and eight of them will be SEMINARX UP drawn;'.and that TicketliaVing 6n it as a combi- 5TD Hls * nsl " ut "’ n •',!! "eUon of youmeJnUo- M ' ' -- l Nn». drawn will h,.«n. 1 ii, August for the instruction> oung-genuc m men. The several branches of, a polite and set- drawn...... nation, the 1st,2d, and 3d Nos. drawn, will been titled to $25,000 -* “•*“ *• 1225 , .%±*^fJ53SS l/HHE Subscriber hos received by receqt rtr- ii rivals, a genera, assortment BOOTS A ND SHOES Which he offers for sale on reasonable terms. GEO. NEWHALL . Youngs Building. Oct 6 lm!85 Thnt having on it the 6th, 7th, and 8th, will be entitled tQ. $6,000. . Those having on them the 3d, 4th, and 6th,— | 3d, 7th and 8th.—2d, 3d, and 4th—2d, .61b, and | 8th—2d, 6th, and 7th, each of $1000. That having on it (he 3d, 5th, and 8th, $579. Those having on them 2d, 6th, and 8th—2d, I 7th,and 8lh— 3d,4th, and 6th—3d, 4th, and 7th— [ 3d, 4th, and 8th—3d, 6th, and 6th—8d,5tb,und I 7th;, each.$500, ment. Parents and guardians . their children and wards to the confidence vl he. principal may expect the utmost nttenLo.ii paid (o. • the literary improvement ol thegcholarsi , plf TERMS OF. TUITION. f Latin and Greek per quurte.’ r ( Mathematics, _da I . English do ■ ■ i v ' 10 00 » Rev/d TIMOTHV M’CARTHY. jqly 2T 152 .. . I lie S: The Savannah Republican is is requested to to $100. t , r Jo.Heni> . .. ....... . . Tha RO. Tinlrafa ImrSmv (Im 2d and dl)i tlrnwn I v" m *1 !!• *'_ MRS. BLOGG, XT A? taken a House in York-street,Oglethorpe XX .square, where she intends opening a • School for Children on Wednesday, the 19th inst. and solicits the pat ronage <;i her friends and of Parents generally. She can accommodate Young Ladies -that at- tend the highor branches of education, and a few Children. oct 13 si ' The 52 Tickets having the 3d and 4th draqm Nos, only will each be entitled to $50. The 166 Tickets having on them the 4thand 5th I or 4th and 6tb, or 4th and 7th drawn Nos. only, will each be entitled to $20.. . ■All others (being 1248 Tickets) with any two of and fall months) from the the drawn Nos. on them, will each be entitled to NOTICE HE subscriber (late of Savannah) has estu blished himself in this City for thy transact ion o.f.Commission business and begs leave to ten-' .der Mis services to his frienos and the publlo in Georgia. H. B. GWATHMEY, >.» . . i. New-York Sept. 1826 References in Savannah, Mr. Joseph Cumming , 1 Messrs. John Cumming and Son' . Mr- William Gaston » oct6 186 And those having any one of the drawn Npa. on them (being 10,608 Tickets, or 13*26 for each drawn No.) will caojybe entitled40$4 j,,.. No Ticket which swlf have drawn a prize qf a superior denomination can be entitled to an infe rior prize, v. ■■ a y.i ■: ’ f. > ' PriZe'sIpayable, forty days .after the drawing, and subject, as usual,H.'/ a deduction ofl6 pr cent. Philadelphia,; June 28, 1826,. ’ ^Present,.price ;Of Tickets, Wholes $5, Halves :$2 60,.Quarters. $1 2fi, Eighths 62cts. [j r,Xhoeid wbo have'ordered Tickets in the nhoVe MLotiery aiie requested to call and receive them at feurasnB&r l offer.(iiy dwf.lljnp: house si- >*'• tunto in Brqitytrtjjf .street, -for one year, or (to sliit those : w|'b may wish to be absent iluring.tjie summer- ■ nii M ,om „. v .|ths) from the 1*?«f Nov. to'the 1st of; June ensueiiig/ Apply to John W. Stirlc. Esq.-or oct ft, 1(186 ' ' JOHN MOREt- Foi: Sale. . , THREE Building^ on Miss Minis’ lot in Broiigliton-streef —one fronting Brougliton-street and t, —- the other two oh the lane in rear of the Tret. The unexpired lease has 6 years to ran. from the 1st January 1826. appjy to, Mtt- ARiVAUD on the premises. mi Oct 4 MR: ARNAUI 183b* j 5 Chewing Tohac-co, TUST received, and-it is recommelsded as. be- ■•I'ii sept 29 EXCHANGE OFFICE. 1'mg u Veryrsnperior article. ^ Forgehg , Druggist No. 8 Gibbons' Building, sejil IS / -p. & '' ' ' . '' •'
