Georgia Historic Newspapers

    Holland Gin and Brandy,
OST received 16 pipes Holland GIN, Swun
brand
° 6 pipes Cognac Brandy Dumiy’s brand
Tliese Liquors am warranted to be pure, they lie
■* • ..1 •■.Sill itm
./ni eomnanied with the debenture certificate*
'or sale by FRANCIS SORREL.
| . Who has in Store,
flt)0 BBLS Baitimore Whiskey
60 bbls American Gin
20 do 6tii proof Rye Whiskey
60 • do Loaf Sugar.
12 pipes SkidhHrti Gih ’• •
American Shot) 1 hese nre direct from the facto-
do Castings >ries and a constant supply of them
iVijtliow Gins ) kept througliout the your.
80 Bills Mess and Trime Pork
A quantity of Baltimore Bacon, fya, 4'C.
/set 18 mIUO
n
"Sugar, Coffee and Bhgging.
HOGSHEADS ) Naw-Orleans,Cuba
I O^HOGSHEADS ) Naw-
10 Barrels &• St. Croix Sugar.
” «« D — n—nXoffeo
80 Bags Green v. u ..„ u .
200 Pieces 42 inch besi Inverness Cotton
Bagging
for sale by GEO. GORDON
oct 18 , »1PO,
JOHN GARDNER,
rtffAVING taken the BAKERY formerly ocou-
jjpj, pied by Mr. P Brash, Is ready to serve his
former clistnners and hII others who ntay please
to fovtfr him with their custom. He intends
| keepiHg a constant supply of
Pilot and Navy Bread,
inaiiy quantity that may be wanted, m.d on as
cood terms us calf be procured at the north.
^ QtisM. enn.tHAAjuUU bit f>t>T> SD
Country Stores supnlledWith fall kindsoiBREAD,
| bn the nest (crips. *
ott 18 100. , - ■ ■ , - ,
Lottery Notice.
T HOSE who ordered Tickets in the GRAND
STATE LOTTERY OF RHODE ISLAND
[Which drew In Providence on the 14th hist.
I lire requested to call iminWliately and receive
I them, nnd secure their charfbel for the following
CAPITAL PRIZES, via •—'
1 g25,000—#10,000—-#5,000. &c.
1 LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
oct 18 100
An Election
a S hereby ordered to lie held at ilic Georgia
Hotel ou SATURDAY, the fifth of November
I nest, fora Justice of the Peace, <0 fill the t’ntnn-
I cy occasioned by the death of John Dilloi'f, Esq.
I l’olt to open fat ten o'clock. A.M.
, WM C. MILLS, J. P.
GEORGE »H1CK, ) Freehol-
JAMES ROBERTS, V .
HENRY HAUPT. ) Uer *
. ort 18 11)0 . ■
Pilotage•
T n meeting of the Bourd of Commissioners
.A u » the loth instant, it was ordered that John
I Huhhins, be suspended from acting rs a Pilot, for
|one month.. By order,
JNO G. IIOLCOMITE, Sect'y. C. P.
oct 18 ... vim 190
. For sale,
\ LOT of GRIND STONES, nssorted sir.es-
apply tq MOORE & LYM a N.
oct IS t 1 fI90 —- .
;1 ! j
Tcs
[/Containing Ibu old and New Testaments 1'rails*
|L sted out ofthe original Tongue and with form-
Itrtrauilatious diligently toiiipared and Revised,
ffhc proper names of which upd numerous oilier,
nvoras, being actvately ucceuterf in tlic text and
Jdividcd into syllables, a? they-ought, to he pro
nounced, according to tin; orthography of John
VValker, as contained in his critical pronouncing
Dictionary and Key to the classical prunounoiu-
liion of Greek, Latin and Scripture propei mames.
’B) Israel Alger, JnV A. M.
The following .natice is taken from tile New*
York Spactator for July 21st 1826.
“ibe utility of an edition of the Bible upon
he plan of this, uniat slrikU every well informed
Mrson upon a moment's reflection. The Bible
[contains the rules und doctrines of our faith, and
noil rests all those hopes in regard to the future,
nliicli enable us to bear up with the uffllclions
Incident to and utmost inseparable from this trans
itory life. And “ next, in vuluo to those tilings
[that help us to « correct understading of the doc-
umeiits of our religion, ure tliose which lead us to
icorrect readijtg uflhun." The diUieuliy of cor
rectly priijflftiinfg .Scripture Proper Names,
uure espejPty hi the Old Testament, is known
laid felt by nil.; Nor is inaccuracy of pronnuneia-
linn confined jjtehidivi'duftls and families of neg
lected educatlW, but may be ofen discovered in
[lie pulpit. Of how much importance then is u
pork, which by being in oiir Schools, in our Fnm-
llicj, and id our closets, will lend to a uniformity
If reading ngreeubly to* the acknowledged stnnii-
Hdol the Republics of Letters’. Nor does its im
portance rest herd., Correct pronounreiation will
pave a tendency to inure correct reading' in n
Imre enlarged sense of the word. In many hi-
llaaces error and heresy spring from incorrect
leadings of tin* Sacred Word. The nearer there-
bre time mankind enn approach iu correctly re-
Idiae the Snored’ Scriptures, the less wilt tiieir
leof discordant views and’ 'idl'e disputations
vilhtliese views, among’ others that ftiiglit he
paled, we cordially recommend tlris work to
pools and to families generallyIf each of tli
lounger members of u family should be furnisher
pith a Bible of this kind,' and should unite daily
liter having been duly instructed in the key iii
leading by turns the Chapter preparatory to morn*
I! 1 and evening prayers, they would soon acquire
In accuracy and oleguhce” rarely witnessed in
Tc ordhialy walks of'life.' Thu work has been
I'ithfuUy executed by Mr. Alger, who in his iVo-
lounring Testament Inis duly demonstrated his
luuliljcatioiis for the task. The’copy Before us is
leaulihil octavo from plates stereotyped by T II
IVter& Co. Btstou.
1-Hiepricc’ofthis Bible fs $2 60 in plain bintk.
[tfr—orders will be received for the annve work
Hue Book Store of S C Si J Schenk who have
f e °f the Books’ for the inspectior ofthe Public.
I °et 18 IflO
For Sale.
VALUABLE, tract 0 f land lying at' the head
_ -of the North-Briinch of the Little Satillu in
|lynn County,' and known as the Northern irioie-
I’of what whs formerly called the Crnw’for.d Es-
bounded pn Ihe norlh'by land of J. Atkinson
r“ iaods unknown, on the enst by lands un-,
mown, on the \sbiith by land’ belonging to tli*
_ 1 °i the lute Willijrm 'Crawford and on the’
lest by lafidg granted in 1763, to John Grayson—
|ne above t’rnn contains by actual survey two
pnared and eighty (280) acres of rich Htnnm- ck,
|ar hundred and fifty (450) acres' of prime Gum,
IlTcf a,l( * Cypress Swamp, upd five hundred
■ a nlty acres (660)- of pine land. Persons desir
I? to purchase must'apply to George Anderson &.
f n ' 0 r o t0 R- IV'. Stites, :orthe city of Savainnah.
1m— 1D0 . .
Idt i 6 ® | lRoi' of the Darien' Gaeetto is reqfies-
I . msert' tho above for one month und foi ward
account to this Office..
Georgia Chnthain'County—II the
r *1011. fh.p TuoH*** tuL
i »» v/uiuiiuiu V UII117 —on mc
. of^ Alices of the Inferior Court, silling
■ Wdiiuiry purposes.
| w , lo all whom it may concerij.
I hep ®® 3 ' John Guilmartin has applied to the
v V
SAVANNAH VoLtNTI^Elt
GUARDS.
A PPEAR nt yoiir parade ground ON FRIDAY
NEXT 21st inst. nt 3 o’clock, P. M. in com
plete uniform-und perfectly equipped.
Ry Order, BAYARD,lstser'gt.SVG.
bet 18 1P0.
Hucoiid Drawing Over
4-
AudUSTA
MASONIC (IALL LOTTERY,
ALT TITTi
GRANd CAPITAL PRIZES
Still remain to bo drawn for—except ono of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!
Never wus there such a chance for making a
FORTUNE.
The Third Drnwirig
Will tUke place oil WEDNESDAY thu
NEXT MONTH, _
Call without delay and renew your Tickets
The future price will lie fixed by the Commission
era Ht their next meeting—for the present, they
may he had nt the original price—ut \
, WHOLE TICKETS, $10 00
HALVES, 6 00
QUARTERS, 2 60
At the Augusta Masoiiic Hall
Lottery Office
Thompson k Bnnney’s Buildings,
x HENRY M’DONELL,
AGENT.
IPO .
oct 48
Treasurer’s Office,
OCTOUER Ifitli,* 1825
WTRHE rent of the following City lots is now due
and payable at tills Otlice, and if (lie same.is
not paid bvtlie 28tb inst. said lots will be fe-ehter-
ed, eacli tor 2 years with any additional quarter
wlitcli mav become due by that day.
M, W. STEWART. City Treasurer.
Brown Ward, Luts No 24, 26, 26,32, 44, 45, 46,
62.56.
Columbia Ward, Lots No 1, 3,4,7,9,10, 13, 14,
16, IP, 24. 2 ,30, 33.37. . ,
Elbert Ward, Lots No 11,12, in, 1<>, 20, 21,22,
23; 30,33, 34,' 37, 38, 39, 40.
Franklin Ward, Lots No 4 6. 7,24,25,31, 35,36
New Franklin Ward, Lots No 1, 2, 3, 4. 6, 7, 8-.
10,11 ,
Greene Ward* Lots No 2, 4, 6, P, Id, 13, 14, 15,
16, 17, 18,211, 26, 27, 34,-35, 40. ,
Jackson Ward, Lots No 7, 8, 10 16. 17, is’, IP
21, 22. 23. 24. 32, 33,34.35, 39,40.41, 47
Liberlv Wurd, Lots No 3,4.8, 0. 10, 11, 12, 16,
16, 24. 25, 26, 27. 29, 31,32. 33. 34 35, 39.
Sp/inghill, Lots No 4. 13. 20, 22, 23.
\\ arren Ward, Lots No 2, 5, 15, 16, 20, 23
WnsbinutfHi- VVurd, Lots No 4, 8/11,16, 17, 18,
19.20,24.
Filature, East half,
oct 18 - 191
50 Boxes sperm Candles,
B RANDED, Hnfhuwuy k Price, jn-,1 received
iiiul now landing from Brig Osprey,
* ALso,
Fine cut and plug Chewing Tobacco,
For sale by A. PARSONS,
Druggist, No. 8, G. Buildings',
oct 18 IPO
BLANKET*, and BAGGING
W. 8y II. 1WSE,
H AVE received by the ship Emily from Liv
erpool,
300 pieces best quality 42 inch Dutidee Cotton
„ , Jh'Sb''"!*
Grundy’s while, blue nod -ixt Plains
Point nod London dulHc Uiankets
which with those already on hand, of Inst tear’s
importation, will enalile them to supply their cus
tomers on very inodemte terms. Their assort
ment of ,
Staple aiid Fancy Goods
will he very’complete iii ftfew'days.
el 16 189
. , . . vimuiiaiuii uua ami'icu 10 nit;
l„n* r G Cpdrt’ of Ordinary, of Chatham
K, i»!/’ U1 ’ IfiRers of administration on the estate
I u iS 1 .^ Johu Dlllon, Es. late of Savannah,
■Th B f of tlle d*eirs and cr onqrs.
|,i “re tliereforc to cite aud admonish' all
kip« W 1 p ^ e kindred and creditors of th * siild
lib se 9dP.fi|8 their objections (If any they have)
Ithn of the uilniinistration of the estate
L. e , 8 «>d deoeasod, to th6 applicant in the
■th A 0 ® ce ibo said Court, on or before the
°*. Novembomext, otherwise letters of
■'nmistratmn will be granted.
L j„ n e S * t,le honorable Edward Harden, one of
fr sal< ^ Coqrt,’ this 17tb day of Octo
P r >A. D. 1825.
S. M. BOND, ci c. o. c. c.
m
Flouh
Fifty biirrc’s Haxliall's Superfine
New Flour, just received
and for sale by
PONCE k MACKENZIE.
m 169 ...
FACTORAGE.
5JJIHE undersigned has taken the lease of the
north-wester'll tenement of messrs -A. Low
k Co.'s uetv Fire Proof Stores, where lie contin
ues to devote nil his time and aitention to
Factorage and Commission,
Business.
He will make liberal advances on the deposit of
produce consigned to him for sale. The birth for
boats is ulways accessible mid perfectly safe, nnd
the;iron crane is the most easy and safest in the
poit; and they are constantly attended by an in
telligent and correct sworn wharfinger, who at
tends also to the stowing and weighing of produce.
. P' . I IT DEVILEERS, Factor.
..Savannah, ISthlOyt. 1826. 6-.vtap
iSpunish Segars.
J UST received-pur Panther, a very fine qualify
of yellow Spanish Stegars for retail customers.
For sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist.
No. 8, Gibbons’buildings.
oct 15
For sate,
A Mail’ Lot pleasantly situa
ted in St. .1 nines’ Square, with
the improvements,'.consisting of a
convenient two story dwuHjnghouse
and out buildings Apply to . .
oct 15 * JAS. EPE1NGFR..
TO RENT/
FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS
Jfegp!!, That well knuwir’ stmul for
n Hoarding lloese, jti' West
Broad steet; occupied for,several
BSmB* years ns such liy.M. Loin:, dec., w ith
large Stable; rented with or without the bouse.
(Vlso, for sale,’
\ Farm 7 miles from the Ci
ty, with cmi'fartnhle Dyvellitig
House hereon. Contoiping8t)acivs
f wjth a pinA •tract of 160 acres'. ’ For
particulars enquire of
MARY E. LONG
Or F. M. S ! ONE.
oct 15 189
NOTICE
HE subscriber flale qf Savannah) has estu
1L lilished himself ii
_ in this City for the transact
ion of Gommission business ano begs leave to ten
der his services to his frienos and the’public in
Georgia.
H. B. GWATHMEY,
— . New-Y’ork Sept. 1825.’
References in Savannah,'
Mir. Joseph Gumming ,,
Messrs. John Gumming and S#n
Mr. Willium Gaston
- oct6 186'
LANDING,
Pkr Brio France*
an( l 50 Imiflibls Superfine Flour
O Yr 12 Tiprces JamiHca CotYee
70 Boxesnud half boxes yellow Soap
10 -do White • do
30 do Sperm Candles -
. 10 lihlf bbls Cruckeit
24 quarter do do
150 small Kegs do
20 dr chests Hyson Teii
6 do Souchong do
, 6 half chests,Imperial do
6 cases Canister Gqii Powder do
6 Pipes Holland Gin jj •
.3 do Cognac Brandy ♦
10 qr casks Tcneriffe Wine
.80 kegs mid half kegs Duponts Pdwder
40 Canister* do, do
60 6 Gal Demijohnsi
.1 Case 4 jit Tumblers
Forsnlcby
WILTBERGER,k CORNWELL.
» - Jones’ upper WImrt.
r.ot lf> M 189
►STOC KS, lice.—For sale,
laAtlES PIsintiTH Bank
do Bank State of Georgia
ilu Murine aud Fire Insun
S
ancc Company
do Steam Boat Company
do Union Road Company '
—ALSO—
A young negro woman, an excellent cook and
washer
A young muTattn woman,good bouse servant, kc
A negro girl hIiouI 11 years old
A negro man about 30,bo^t builder and shipwright
A hegrn girl about 16, bouse servant4t seamstress
A negro woman, 18, field hand
A number of prime field hands, men anS wopien
Several negro men accustomed to work in llio city
A uegm man, first rnte cooper
ALSO, . .
Several valuahle improved lots In the city
Tracts of Land in Irwin, Enrly,Baldwin, Houston,
Wnjton. Henry, Ellingliain, Bulloch and Cam
den cuddies . *
'Wanted,
Dnncn ahd N. Carolina Money.
„ JAMES El’PINGER.
oct 15 n189
, mmw wm
AND MILLINERY STORE:
MRS. E. BEAtJtsARD,
H AVING removed to the store formerly occu-
p.cd by Mrs. Judah, Johnstons-sqdure, begs
leave to inform the Ladies of Savannah mid its
vicinltv, that she Ims received liy the lirie Pan-
Ir'ii, from New-York, her KEIV VATTERXS
FOR TIIE SEASON, with u handsome assort
men! of ,j
FANCY GOODS
Leghorn And Straw Hats, Feathers .
Artificial Flowers, nnd a large assortment of
KIIiIioim, by the box urdoaen'-
Also. Band boxes ol’ all sizes, :>y nest or bun
i!tc's,ut New-York prices
uet if, i»I89 , —
LEVERAL
Drug and Family Medicine
WAREHOUSE.
HE Subscriber lias just received iter brigs
Puiithea mill Frances and ship Oglpthorpe,
aud is now opening
opening
Y
Of Genuine Drugs, Chemicals
Dye Stuiis, Spices, , r .
And n largo nnd choice assortment of PERFU
MER F, FANCY ARTICLES, fa,c kc kc. kti.
Gentlemen, Physicians. Country Mei'ehnnts'
Planter . und nil that wish to purchase in his line
will find prices unnsimby Ipw; uml on the most
uccoiiiifiodntiiig terms.
.Strict and piomjit attention will he paid to nil
orders liy A. PARSONS, Druggist,
•oct 15 No 8, Gibbons' Building's
W'm'&&AW TJL
Late Of the firm of IVA V if BAKER.
, , f:AVANfa,Ml, Ggo.
O FFERS his services to his friends, and the
Public, in the GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS In this place, and solicits tTjeir pat-
ronnge.
Re FC RFdVCRS TO {
Messrs. A. IjO\v fy Co.
Savannah, Geo.
G. Breittmayer & Co.
Augusta, Gen
oct 6 185 - -
ITr* The SavauftnlrRepifitlican nnd the Geor
gian, will please insert the above once a week for
one month, and forward their bills to this office
for payment. - .-
BULLOCH> DTJNWODY'
I NFORM !heir friends and the public, that for
more convenience, upd also security against fire,
they have removed to those conimodipfis und fire
nrool buildings on Scott and Andrew-Ldw^Co's.
Whj£Ves, where they continue tlic.
Factorage & Commission Rusi-
iu November.
To Reid, .-
. The house nud . two lots in
Erouglitnn-st. bPlpnging to the-
subscrilier. Apply to Wm. DavrES,
Esq. possession will lie gfvsn early
Oct 2
J. M BERRIEN.
Select Tens or Family Us'e,
J UST Received per recent arrivals, a fresh
supply of.
e ffl IMPERIAL, TIYSOtf
.IU YOUNG HYSON, nnd
j-tflHfa POIJGHONG TEAS.
Imported li/TIios. H. Sniilfi in the ^Hip Maria,
from Canton, at New-York. Customers may de
pend .on the quality of those Teas, as selected by
a first rate judge, a* d wnrnnted to he <4 the new
Crop. For sale at retail" by A. PARSONS
Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons' Buildings,
mig 4 158
Saratoga,, Congress and Min
eral Spring Wafers
c.oqled in ice., .
f TIOR the,accommodation ofthe public, the
. celebrated Saratoga Wnter^ has been kept
for some-time past, and I shall - continue to keep
it cooled in Ice dtl'ring the season. • liwitl.be rea
dy,for delivery ev.ery morning at.half pas! five o’
clock precisely. Tor sale 011 as liberal terms ns
my neighbors, by A. PARSONS,
Druggist, No 8 tiibhen's Buildings.
July 19 151 ,
..... ness* ... ■■■
Their best excrtlohs will he used lo merit a con
tinuance of former patronagp. They have, to
4UI*l'ly their customer?, best COTTON BAGGING.
PLAINS ANDBLANETS.
Oct 1 183
James Anderson Co.
YOUNG’S BUILDINGS,
H AYE received by the ship Emily, from l.jv
ei'poul, tlicit usual supply of
Plains, Blankets and Bagging,
and by recent arrivals frdrn.the Nortli, an eelgflnt
and extensive assortment of
Fancy aud Stfiple Articles,
which they offer,for sale on accommodating terms.
Oct 1 183i. ,
James anderson% Co.
"jjAVE removed to the middle . Tenement
Young’s Building, where they offer for sale
A l-AKOE ANtl OENERAl. ASSOHTMENt. OK
Fancy dad Staple Dry Goods,
Received by the latest arrivals from Liverpool
ahd New-York.
june 23' 141
JAMES ANDERSON & CO.
H AVE on linnd a few bales of
WHITE, BLUE AND Ml XT
P L A I N S,
AND < - ,
LONDON DUFPlL BLANKETS,
(imported last year,)
Which they will sell at a considerable reduction
from the prices el’ last season, 'i’licir usual sup
ply of _ ,
Plains, Blankets and Bagging
rill he received by the first vessel from Liverpool
a «u>‘
and they will he able to supply their friends with
FRESH IMPORTED GOOD*,
at as low rutes" as any former importation can be
sold for. ,
june 23, 141
SPRING A ND
MAIMER
, —- — —
B^Y the ships Georgia and Hnrp just arrived
from Liverpool the 'subscribers have receiv
ed their usual supply of
, Seasonable Dry Goods.
Having been purchased with Cash, previous to
(lie advance in Engluud they can lie afibriivctmid
will be. sold at low (nicies,and on a long credit for
undoubted paper.
ANDREW LOW k CO.
feh 26 46
Boots and Shoes.
29
. JUST KXCEIVET).—PEK nKIO 1RPEX.
pRekages BOOTS and SHOES consisting
J of life following kind, viz:
3 Cases GcntleifienVfine Calfskin Boots
2 do, do . .do Sealskin dry ,.
common do do
stout ho’iFpeg’d Sltoes
unbound do. do
fine danc. l’umps do
coin, do do
Women’s leather walking . *
do , r .. do pumps
Boys lined und bound
do tliirik
Children's Leather Bootee*
di> Morocco. ,do
do
do
do
do'/
do
do
do
do
do.
do
do
do
do,
do
do
do.
„do
«Jo
do
Ad
do
do
For sale low by the package'of dozen by
1 '£■ S. LU’i’l
oct 11
187
LUTHER-
Young Men’s Missionary Society
rjlHEItE wlll be’a meeting of the young meu’s
JL missionary socity h**ld at Weslt-y Chapel 011
Tlinrspuy Evening next at 7 o’clock, an address
deliv
will lie delivered by the .Rev, Geo. Hill and a
Cellcctinn taken in aid of the funds of the
sociefy the public are respectfully inviled.
J. H. CLARK Sect’y.
oct 11 a 187 . ’ •
HALL & UQjiVT,
Offer for Safe,
QBlTHI' BUSHELS Baltimore prime Corn.
O sJI vf 1/ lt»,n()0 w(. Baltimore Bacon assorted
25 lilids St Croix Sugurs,
10 pipes Holland Gin,’ ^
5 do Cognac Brandy (Scignctts)
lo casks Cheese,
ICO boxes smoked Herring, (fresh)'
10 bbls Cramberries,
200 Hams in baas for family use
oct 8 „ 186 -
ACADEMY.
w
■■■if
mm;
For New-York
established line.
Tlnyegular packet ship
CCtJI <A MAT1LQA.
is daily t.-Vpeceted,and bavinrg part
, of her curgo euga^eil, will be imme
diately dispatched. For balance of -freight or
mssuge, having superior accommodations apply
„ hall & hoyt;
oct 15
STEAM BOATS
On the Ocmulgcc anil Ocoriee.
j^JHE undersigned have (lie pleasure to an
trounce to the Merchants and Planters in
this section of the State, that they are prepared'
to 1 fin a STEAM BOAT and FOUIITOVV BO ITS,
constantly from Savannah to Mtrcon and Millerig-
ville, stopping at the intermediate landings (or
the rer.uiitiop and delivery of Produce and Mer
chandize on Freight.
The Steam- Boat is now ready, and they con
template starting her on the first trip from Savun-
nah on the .fifteenth day of October next, to be
iu Macon by the first day of November; when
they will be prepared lo receive Cotton on
Freight to Savannah, direct, without the delay
and inconvenience of landing and reloading in
Darien.
They will.provide bends, so that when the state
of the river will uot admit ofthe Steam Boat ap
proaching Macon or Milledgeville'’ no unnecessa
ry dglay w IB. detain tho,'Tow Boats.
Insurance, on Merchandize and Produce .ship
ped by this conveyance, will .be provided for in 11
respectable mil responsible Office, and on lower
terms Ilian is now paid ou the Boat’s in’ .operation,
of which tllfisp disposed to cover their property
from all hazards, may avail ihtsmsejves., •
l otton to lie shipped by these Boats will.bc re
ceived in Macon ut the customary storage, and
be forwarded agreeable to instfuctloiis, on very
moderate terms; aud when desired, Storage wfil
lie provided for it in Savan: all, subject 16 the or
ders of the owner.
. From the convenience and dispatch lobe a (Tor
1 del by tins arrangement, they confidently ex
pect the encouragement of the public For
terms apply to, ’
JOHN T. LAMAR, in .Varan.
. II. L AM Alt, iu Sgvnnimh.
The subscriber continues to transact the Fnc
tor age mid Commission Business, ill SnvQiinali
und lenders the most uurcmmUted atte lion to
the interests of those who inuy fiivor him, will
their business- 1 .
The Ciisli, will be fidvqqceil* on shipments to
his address,.by application ns above cither iu Ma
con of Savannah.
... 1 ' G. B LAMAR,
sept 22 • m! 79
SELLING OFF.
Sulphate 51 Gain a.
{/TRUE high price of this so valuable medicine
lias tempted some wretches to sophisticate
and stuff sa delmsed, lias already beeii ex
hihited foi* sa[e at Savnniinh ; but the Quinn which
7 oft’er hagfbeen made in Germany ; has been sub-
' f b
jected to chemical tests bj rqygelf and found true
and good—So, 1 do recommend it.
AUGUSTG. OEMLER.
, sept 24 .186
The Rev. A. CARTER,
ILL receive into his family and personally
instruct, from four to six Young Ladies
who may wish to complete their course of literary
education., In addition to the above, a few day
scholars of a similar description \vlH lie.received,
to commence on (lie first of November,
-For particulars, application may be make per
sonally or bV letter. ■
sept 17 • 4477■
act 1$
To Kent,
A two-story Dwelling House
on Stnte-»ti*e«t, Columbia ward
Possession given immediately. \ ApV
ply to ANO. F. ECOYU.
im 1 ■
R. Jolin’C. Lege respectfully informs the
public tliat his Danciuc'school will be open
tor llie.season as usual at his assembly ball on
Monday the 10th inst.
Days of Tuition, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons at five o,clock.
Mr L. will abo attend in private dwellings and
Seminaries.- . :
The Class fur Gentlemen will also be open on
the same evening at 7 o'clock.
Fpr terms which’ will be low, call at his resi
dence three pool's East of Mr. James Morrissuns
Broughton street.
Oel. 8 m!86
rjlHE SUBSCRIBER will dispose of his present
■Slock of good*;, at co.*t and charges either by
Wholesale or Retail.
* At.80,
Several negroes, mule aud female of good char
acter.
One tract of laud 202J acres, Heury County.
One do do 49i) do. Irvine do. -
JUS.TRUC’HELIJ. .
oct 4 . Mj| 183
FRANCIS SORREL
Of FERS FOR SALE
A AD Barrels Baltimore Rye Whiskey,
TtVexJ 00 Barrels Baitimore Gin, , .
25 Barrels olli proof Whiskey,
.14 Pipes superior Holland Gin,
100 Pieces Cotton Bagging,
60 Barrels Loaf Sugar,
20,000 Poqnds <»l Bhooh,
30 Barrels Mess aud Prime Pork,
•50 Barrels' Eton.-, * .
American Shut, , * j
American Castings,
Window .Glass,
- American and Spanish Segars, kc. kc
."sept ’20 m 178
JNO. M. COOPER, TAILOR
H A5remov.-d hissbop to tbatpu t qttbeliouse
on tin* North East corner oi M ru.-i squnre,
lately,occupied by James F.ppiqgcr, Esq- Justice
of the Pence, tviiere all kitlfl* ot elothil)g.Jv][!l b-:
.matle In flic best.manner and at the shortcut no
tice—J. M. C. hopes by his attention an I work
manship to give satisfaction to all those gentle
men who will favor him with tiieir patronage,
oel 8 tint \
CONTRACT.
■pfROPOS VLS will be received by the unde
signed, to build a reservoir at the hc-ty of
West Bro.ul-4t.eu!, with n tunnel leading there
from to the head of.the dock of suid street, so as
to pass the water into the Ifiver.—The oontractoi
to find all thr. materials, vvliich are t<> i*e of brii t.
and lime—Also the. Iron gratings and liars that
may be necessary—for further information, appL
at the store of S. Phil brick, or to
GEO.MIU.EN,
1. MINIS.
r . •: S.PHILBKICK, .
Committee of Streets and Lanes,
oct 8 186 ' ' v
To Remy ‘
I offer oiy flwelljnir liouse si
tuate in .Brnujitoit street, foi
one year, or (to suit those who may
wish to be absont-diirihg the summer
aud fall mouths) from the 1st of Nov. to the 1st of
June ensuring. Apply to John V.'. Stirk, Esq. or
oct 6 || 185 JOHN MOREL.
Mur -r.
By J, B. Herbert & Co
f . On WEDN8DAY; f9tb lust.
U ill bo sold * before oarstore nt H o’clock, 1
d general assortment of
groceries.
1 i
f AjI/50* »
. - * large size Venetian Carpets
1 Brussels do ,-
'1 Clothes Press arifl'DrawcrS
2 Grates ► . -
8 Looking Glasses'
1 Bendstcad
1 Bureau
1 Feather Bund.—Terms Cash.
Af.SO.
IR Boxes Sperm Cundles
10 Barrels Beef, No. 1 ’
oct 18 190
By Calvin Baker,
TO-MORROW, l»lh inst.
At II O'clock, Iu front of bj*. Auction Store,
25 Pieces Cotton Bagging.
Terms cash.'
* oct 19 * 190
WCOTTON BAGGING.
By Calvin Baker.
On THURSDAY, 20th lost.
At 11 o’clock, on.Hall Ai Hoyt’s Wlinrf
166 Pieces prime 42 Inch Cot
ton Bagging,
received per ship Qgletliore,
Terms nt time of sale.
oct 18 190 ‘ . »
Fresh Boots tind Shoes,
'/rnfllK Siitiscriber has .geeived by recent or-
41 IT ’■
ivals, a'generg' assortment
* BOOTS AND SHOES
Which he otfers for sale on reasonable terms.
GEO..NEWH ALL
Youngs Building.
Oct 6 1 in 185 r
Classical and Philosophical
SEMINARY OF ST. AUGUSTINE.
W WHIS Institution will open on Monday J,s( of
41 August for the -instruction of young gentle
men.. The several branches of h polite and sci
entific education will be taught in this establish
ment. Parents and guardians who will .entrust
their children and wards to the confidence of the
principalmay ’expect, the utmost aitention paid to
the literary improvement of tbe'sehoiars.
... TERMS OF TUITION.'
Latin and Greek per quarter $16 Q0
Miitlieiqatics, do 16 (’ll
English' ,- do r 10 00
■i Rev’d TIMOTHY M’CARTHY.
July 21 ,.162
The Savannah Republican is is requested to
print this.advertiscinent once in the’week for four
months- awl-forward his account to this office.
LIBRARY.
I S opened , on. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frit '
days, (from 3 until 6 o’clock.,
j Oct 4 183 • .
For Sale.
THREE Bujldi'njrs on Miss
Minis’ lot in Broughton-street
—one fronting Broughton-street nnd
the other two on the lany in rear of
the first. The unexpired lease lias 6years to ui
from the 1st January 1826. apply to, ’
* MR. ARiNAUD on the promises
Oct483M« ,1
City Marshall's Sales,continued.
On Ilic first Tueedny iuNovtmotr next,
W ILL be sold in front'of the Court House
between the hours of It) a. m. and 4 r. m.,
.lie following Loti, if tile Ground rents are uot
paid.
Lot No. 21 Columbia ward, 60by 90 feet, lioun- "
ded east by Price st south l»y York-st west by
lot no 22 and nqrrli by Preablcnt-st,, 1 re-entered
upon as the property ofM/'t Hill and Miss BlOgg,
foi 2qu»rtm» ground rci|t.- |»'
Lot lid 24 Elbert ward 60 by. 90 feet bounded
east by Je<(crson-st..Snu’^i by Perry-st West by lot
no 23 north by M'Donqilgii-st, re-entered upon as
• lie prodertv ofC. Bulloch, for 3quarters rent. '-
Lot No 2 Frtlr’tkUn word 60by 90 feel hounded
east by lot nv 1 sout!* by a lane West by lot no 3
and nortli by Bay-st.„re-entered .upon as the pro-,
perty of the Est.’of G. W. Evans, tot 3 quarters
rent.
Lot no 3 Gunkliu ward. OubyOOfeet,bounded
east by lot no 2 south by a lane west by lot no 4
and ii,iruitiy bay street, rescuternd upon as the
property of the Estate of U. W E r.- ns, fur 3 (juar-
ters r»*ut.
Lot no 11 Warren ward, fililiy 90 .feet, boqpd-
ed east hv lot no 10 south by Brynu-st west by Jot
no 12 and north by a lane, re-entered upon as that
qroperty of If. Moody nnd Cato M Queen, for 3
puaiters rent. V -4
Lot no 21 Warren w ard* <1° -*? f fi vt bennded
cast tiy Price-st south by t.ong’ress-st west !,y lot,
no 22 north by St. Julian-st, re,entered upon as
the property of Joseph A S.cott for JlqunrUws rent.
F. M. STONE, c. m.
.oct 15 189
ij
91
sSiynf s sqlc8,.c>mtinued.
On ’he 1-. il Tuetditti in November next-
,L h ,o!d at t.e Court House in Lie City
\/J of S.tvaiiuab between the hours of 10 anil
4 o’clock
Ml.th* iig!*t title end interest of Andrew Knox
in P.ite’-, wharf beingouc'.('udivided eighth of two
u, d.vjded thirds end oi,e nndivbled seventh of.
one undivided eiglith o; two unoovided thirds,
ievied-on as the jjro, -rir of, Androw Knox to sat
isfy an execution in w.„ur of Williamson sit'd De
Viilcra. i-
r,VAC O’LYON, s. c, c.
oct 15 189
AdininistPatpr’s sale,-Continued
On ihcflirtlA'-ieidmi in November- nticT, ,
YlTratfLI. He sold ut llii House of iViure Field.
\jN/ in Bryitii County, between the u. ual hour*'
ol side, •. .
estate of Sarah M’Ut-.idJy. dee. The stock;
"Tcgftle consisting ot forty twoihead moreorless;-. I
at the risk of ti.e former pupdinser, he not having I
ooi'iplied r.itn die Terms ot sale. ' sWral
JAS. BUTTER Am’r. - J
oct 18 I3P ;|
1
SPLENDfO SCHEME !
6f the
MASON it: HALL LOTERY.
#30,000
Now Drawing, ii\ jti City of A ugusta, un-
( , tier the svyerinimtionct: of
T7 ) f \. Sf.AiroHTKH,
S. Hale, . . • v V \\ n n!T
R. It. Ukiii, > Commissioners( ( ’
T. 1. A hay, r ’
- ( B. D. Thompson.
The Second /Drawing
Will take place on,the, IStli pf Qc.tqber.neit.
- All the Capital Prizes are still undrawn, cor.ee-
queiitty tiie White! i-' very rich.
SC
-HJE m-
E '
{ I
Prize of
?3o.gdo is
©tW.OfWr .
; i
do i
2.0,000
2OJ3O0.
4
Prize* "■
10,0IM) “
•10,000
- 4
do “
6,000 “
5
do “
i.ooo “
fi jioo
10
do “
600 «
5,'iPa
60
do- “
I-JO
■ 5,oot> :
100
do t(
60 “
- 5; iioo •
5000
do . “
to “
60,000
6475 Prizes,
12825 Blanks
$ 180,000
! 8.00<U TICKETS at TEN DO IA ARS :
Less than two and an ht.lf Blanks lo a Prisf.
AIRS. BLOGG,
H AS taken a House in York-streot,Oglethorpe
square, where she intends opening a
School for Children
q,n Wednesday, the I9t^,ipst.-and solicits the pat
ronage o[ her friends pqd of Patents generally.
She can accommodate., Young Ladies tlmt al-
tend (lie higher branches of edugfUioii/nnd a few
Children. • oct 13: , - M
SugaP, Cottee, WluskeyV &c.
OJA- Hogsheads .Santa Cruz SugHr
fjtl til Hogsheads N.O. do
•2d. 1
3d.. 1
4th. 1
5th. 1
6th. 1
i7th. 1
3tb. 1
9th. 1
dq
do
t-to barrels loaf
dp fuinp •
100 bags Coflee,
25 do Java do ; ■ ,
150 barrels,Whiskey
100 do Gin;-,.,,,
20 do,.Malaga Wipe ,
, 26 qunraer casks TenerifTe do
15 casks Currant do
6 pipes old Brandy (Otard’s brand)
25 bags Pepper &. Pimento
160 kegs cut Nails
260 bundles bar Lead
300 bags Shot - ‘
30 dozen Shovels k Spades
60 barrels prime Pork'
60 pieces Bagging .
60 boxes Pipes
10 coils bale Rope •
25 kegs Tobacco, tyc. fco.
' 160 kegs Duponts Powder
For sale by L. PETTY,
v faylor's IV/iilrf.
ej>t 10 174b
Tiie Frizes only to be Drawn. (
dll Vic Prises lo hi floating from Ilu comwveununl,
except-ihe following, which will be deposited in
Hie wheel at ihfinHe periods, viz :—
ON THE FIRST DRAWING "-
1 1 prize of 10,000 & 1 of 500
do.
do
do
6.000 k 1
10,,00ft k 1
6,000 k l
l.ooo& i of
wo .
1,1 '00 & 1 of
5(i0 .
1,000 to 1 of
do D,<n"i oi, i
do 4“ 10,000 k 1
do “ 5,000 U \ .
do “ 10,000 fc. 1 6.(H-,o& 1 »f
do “ 20,000 sl. 1 “ i,000 to 2 of
do '! 30,000 k 1 “ 1,000 fat T of
All prizes payable thirty days after the complp
tion ofthe drawing, subject-to u (Induction of fif
teen per cent—if not applied for. within twelve
months, to-be.considered a donation tothe.funds
of tiie Masonic Hall.
A great variety of 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
atteittltsd to by, '- -,
HENRY MACDONNEl*, Agent,
Tliompson Si Bonney’s Buildings.
Sept 6 172 . , .' • ; ;
Chewing Tobacco, .
J UST received, and it is recommended as be’
ing a very superior article. Tor saie l>y.
A. PARSONS, .
Druggist N®. 8 Gibbons’Buiiditigs;
- sept 13 / : ■■ 9 ■