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No254.
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Effingham County,
INFERIOR COURT, Jot.t Tunsr, 18*0.
tlie petition of William Morel, sta
ff • ,| n g the existence Si loss and prnying
,|,c establishment of .1 curtain promissory
iointlv anil severally littilp Mml ilflWl
i, William J- Mitlryni). ami William (J
p„.|cr, bntli Into of aaltl comity deceasod,
iViicil Rfflo'liloon cmtnty, iUtlt February,
iSel (hlvablBto tlfoaaiil William Morel, nr
onlcr. "rt or linforo tliB lot liny uf January
for the sum.of twenty -five dollars,fin
ln .1,0 Clerk', Office,—It ii .ordered that
Wllllain Kinu, or th« County of Killing,
him the action 11ml qnalilieil ailniinittralnr
nflli'o lalil William (J. I'ortur, deceased,
nml tlio heir* anil rdpreschVntlVcs of the said
William J- Miitryini, deceased, do aliyiv
time on or before tilt Cost (lay or Ilia 110x1
,,, m ol Util Conn, why the prayer of the
netlfliver should 'mtlio granted,, anil it is
ituihcr urilcreil tlint llils rule lie published
inane of MW piihlle Gnzeltqs of tlio City
of Savannah, once a montli until Ilia time
nniioiateiVfpr ahe.ving omiso thereof,
l'.xttacl fro n tlio minutes.
JNO. CHARLTON, Cllt.
July, ® ,,37 § I -
„Vol. XXVI
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER lsi, 1829.
Whole No
•t
Tr'eft8iiVcr’& Office.
DKei:aoV:ti.l, 1829.
rtVW. average prico of l-'lonriluring the
'1 last month being S« Ji per barrel of
ik lbs. Ilrenil for- tlio prcsoul mouth
■unit weigh ns (bllowa via:
"'l, l-i cents Imaf »lbs 11 on
,M “ “ i •• KH*“
Of which all Rakers anti sellersof Ilrenil
uill lake due Notice.
M. W. STEWART* c. t.
dec J V ■' '•
Rept «o
To rent.
Tho min e* near Market square
occupied hy Ebenezor Jciicke*.
Pusscssiou^lven the 1st Nov,
fur terms enquire of
M. MYKRS.
tout '
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, on the Jflih inst, n hcgru
"inn who says Ids name l*'JERKY,
.mil that ho hclitugs In the Htato tin Gent-
gia. Unit he runaway frnm the Chatalion-
chen river nhimt 4 months ago—lie Is 5
met 8 inches Idgfl, ami nhiiiit S3 yenrs of
agcjlio is jjrii yellow complexion nod stut
ters when speaking.
JOHN I QBWS. J.o.o.
nilglB 180
Brought to Jail,
I N Bnvaiinub on tlio loth inst. a negro
man wlmsays Jiis naiiio is SIMON,
and that lie belongs io tlio State ofOcor-
,gin, that ho runaway from tlm Chatuliuti-
ehee River »l out 4 months ago—ho is 9
feel 0 9-4 inches high nml uhiitit 2li yenrs
of age—Ini lias lasPouo of his front teeth,
JOHN I. DKWS.j.c.c.
ang 18
Brought to Jail.
rfN SaViitmab, on tlie 10th inst. a negro
JL.niau who says hisnnmn is NKI). and
that bo bulongs tn tlio Stale of (lemgia,
that bn runaway frnm the Cllat.dro'ichec
rivoi ebuqt 4 months ago, ho is 5 feet 8
inches high and about 43 years 1
JOHN l. DEWS c. c.
ang in iso
For sale.
A TRACT'of land containing 250 a
cres, sitnnlo In tlW district nl On
miecbargh, on E.llstn creek in Ilia stale of
Smith Carolina, lidltWing ninth on lands
nf Daniel Mazyek. mill ionth ami west on
'80 saltl creek. ' ” . ,
for a plat of said land, and terms of snlc,
■nnlv tn 1 OKO. UbllN, •
I fch t> Ex’nr, est. of John Wen,
Superior Rose mul Orange
Flower Water
J UST received and lur sain by
A. R ARSONS. Druggist,
“ At the Eaglo No. 0, Gibbons’ range,
gjo
TT
HI tie nml Starch.
0 ° BOXES Gilbert’s STARCH,
5 (In . Pig llltin
Jitu received and for s.tlo by
A PARSONS, Druggist.
At the Bavin Volt Gibbon’s Range,
sept *8
— u.V|..jnpf •*
"CHEAPAND FASHIONABLE
'louse, Sign, furniture
Ship
PAINT ING,
HIDING, GUZINO.AND PAPER
HANGING
HE subscriber grateful for former
titan, after a residence of ten years,
lcisiiis.scrvic.es tn thu public in the a-
sVhimiuI iiil'orins them that bis F.s-
iblisiimenr, Sign of the Uimilaiul Brush,
writ Exchange, is undergoing a general
idextensivo iinpraycm.eut, mill, that Itn
> received by late arrivals a large supply
Paints, Oils, Brmlies, Window Glass
tie. Willi the assistance of a rtimpo-
foreman, whom lip lias employed:, w ill
table him tn execute work of the Hind,
si iccominqdatinB terms ay any person
the citv. 1 , . •
Paint), Oils, Brushes, Htiulow Glass,
Soshts, Paper Hanging^ &«•
"n a general assortment oi articles
V.ne slnays kept on, hand, fpr sale
Atale'anil retail.
N. h.Vskns prepared fpy use pod d'ttrc-
8‘ven for uiing them. ; ‘
l\ MARLOW
‘ ! &>*
, ing Cards.
N assortment ufjupurior quality just
received and far jgle hy
,, A.PARSONS, Druggist,
l At the Eagle, no #, Ulhbons* Range.
« inn
plwmbevs
MWqq&Fi.,,...
[tance Hank ol the
| al ® °f Georgia, cl at. -
Committed to JnH,
A 'P Cousanlintcliio, on tlnsJSth ofMav.
last, a neuru titan named GKOUG'R
wlm says lie belongs to Hie TJaknndgcit
Niivigiilion.Ciimp.iny iniGcofgia. of wluiin
Mr. Rohm MnUnll is agent; ho Is alwul
39 years of age, 9 foot 7 nr 3 Inches high
jnly 13 J. J. UKOK-, 1. n. 11.
Committed to Jail,
A T Consawliatehie. on the <9th March
last, a negro mats who says his name
Is JOE, who Uni cl,dined Air Riclinrd El-
lisas his m ister, but sjnee says he belongs
tn a Mr.'J ihtHTIdercc, wlm lives about 4_i
miles from Savannah; bo Isytitiniit 9 reel
It iiishet.high,Tmd nbuiil liirtv years of age,
J, J. HECK, J. n. u.
jnlv W ' IH3
Brought to Jniii
I N Savannah on the 7th>imt. a negro
mall w ho says Ids iniine is JOE, nml
that lie belongs til William Hnw*rd of So.
Gn, anil lb.it bn rannwar about 011c nlnntli
ngn. He is 5 feet 4 I • finches high and a-
bout 30 years of ago—lie has lost Ills from
teeth.
JOHN I. DEWS, J c.c.
nov 8
Brought to Jail,
I N 8nv*»tw.il> on il»o 4tli tiH. *% nepro
man tv|m «iy*« Itis itnmc \i SAMe anrt
that lid bolopgi lo iMittU & HcJI, of INohi-
uomery cottiily Ocor'uiae'nnd that he rnnn-
way «ibom fifteen <hivs »c«, he is 5 fret ft
inches Inch, ami nbont 28 years of age.
'JOHN l. DRNVS,j.c, i? \
nov ft
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Mallery & Duffy,
On the Bay,
OPPOSITE TIIK KXCIlANnit.
H AVING availed iheuiielvos of the
most recent arrlvnls from Europo,
are now prepared tn furnish their friends
and the public generally with a more ilo-
gain ami extensive nisortnient of Goods in
their line, lltdn they have evqr ullurod
licrclnforc, viz t
Wilkins* superior Golden CfowTt and
Olivo CLOTHS, (quite a new style)
Rliio, Black, Drake Neck, Green, Steel
and Oxfnrd mixt patent finish or Lon
don CLOTHS.
Sup. blue, black, brown, drab, fawn,steel
mlxt. Corboan, Lavendei, and other
col’ll London CASIMEItS.
Blaclinml blue black plain VELVETS
!' igured. brown and Fancy colored d«.
Anil n great Vuiieiy of light and dark
onl'd S|lk and Valoncia VESTINGS.
Double boiltl blue and brown CA M*
LETS, a vefV superior article for
Cloaks nml Great Coats.
Being supplied with a lull mid first rale
complement ofNow York anil Philadelphia
Worllmfti, from the first astabllslitnents,
they nro ptypaml tn make tip tho above
articles In a stylo that cannot fail tn please
Abo as usual,
For the accommodation of Tra rollers
ami those who prefer despatch,
they hme. a Tull assortment of
-Retidy Made Clothing,
uf_tbe 1st, III mid Ad qualities, consisting
of—
Coats, Froeks.'Cmittees, Great’Coats,
Cloaks, Q|*ra Cloaks, Pants,, ■ Vests,
Shirts, under Vests and Draners, Col
lais, and Urisiery. of ell descriptions.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Cloth, nmrr.eco. nml patent leather Caps
iff laike.IJavIs' must approved style
Dnreiniis & Hydam’s N. Yoik, Tnant's
Philadelphia, and Towson’s Bnltimoie
approved Slocks of nil pntferits
Hiding llults, Shoulder Braces, IVnich
■ Cunrils Siispendefs, Fancy Spirnlficltl
bilkfs. Cravats Cravat Pails, Purses.
Halt Brushes,- Pantaloon' anil Vest
Springs, llurseshin, Caster, milt Buck
skin Gloves, Double Mechanic Horse,
skin Gloves, (the must beautiful arti
cle uf the kind ever tillered In this
market) the whole of *hich will be
sold at l lie most reXuned prices, for
cash nr town acceptances.
N. B. The whole of the nbnve stock ha
ving been carefully selected, and the grea*
ter. pari pmchasod direct frum the import
ters by Mr. D. poismially, and the renily-
mniln rlolhiug iiinnnfiieiureU iiumadintely
under bis inspeitthn,'we feel confident its
nssur.ng our fiicnds, that nothing has been
sparest in'rendering our establishment wor
thy tliemntconnge no liavo heretofore so
lllicrnfl; enjoyed,
oct 81 M.&D.
Brought to Jail,
I N Savannah on the Kith nit. a negro,
nian who Mil vs lil< name is TONEY
ilint lie belong io Arcby Frip of St. Ilele-
nn, Cnrnliin. ami that ho ranawny
rtblint ttvo momln n^f)—ho i*.U feet 7 inch
«1ec 2
Notice,. i
A LI, persons having demands-against
jtSL the estate of John Fny doc, arc re
quested to |iresent them duly attested, and
those indebted to the .aid dec- to make
pnymeut to
S. M. ROND, Adm’r.
nov 18 233fr,
Boohs at Half Price.
FOR SALE BY
Win, T. Williams.
A N3WER to the Olivo nranell, 1 vol
■CM. 12mo—hy A Federalist
The Anonymous, 2 vnls
American Ncpos, or Lives of eminent A-
murlcgns.
Burton's Lectures on Female Ecducation
nml Mmmois
Biography of the British Stage
llirinibcck's Letters from Illinois
Johnson's Letters from the Jlritisli 'settle
ment in Pennsylvania
Burnett's views of the present slate of Pa-
' land
Bryiluiin's tour through Sicily and Malta
Lord Byinn's Private Correspondence
Blrckbcck'S joiiiiicy through France
Biograpbia litornria.nr biographical sketch
es of my Literary Life and Opinions,
. by ST Colei blue
Gibbon's Memoir of Alexander 1st, of
Russia
Christie's History of tho War In the Cana-
das.fiom.iuu? to 1818,
Clarko's-Truvels through Greece, Egypt,
and the duly Land. 2 vids
illcmnirs of George -Frederick Cooke, by
Dunlap
Memoirs ol Richard CiimberUnd, by him-
self •
Dialectics of the Dead, by Lord Lyltlcloii
Campbell's Essay on English Poetry
Cogmt'a Treatise on lhe|Pussiuns .
Cowper's Private Cnrrespimdcucc
Comic Dramas, by Marin Edgenortli
Secret History of the Court o( St. Cloud
Carver's travels through the interior uf
North Amerioa
Democracy unveiled, by Fessender, (vols
Ten years exile nf Madame do Htuel
t .otters of Evreitmnd and Walter
isaays and Sketches of Life am) Charac
ter
Essays on Morals and Manners, by Jane
Taylor
Extracts from tho Writings of Fonelon
Ecopmny of tinman life
Ebeis' seven years of the King’s Thea
tre
Memoirs of Foucbo, Duko of Otranto
T‘
Superior Gourt,
JUNljdSih, 1810.
Chnthnin Sn-
perinr Cotiri
JanuaryTcrip,
|eav.ift Early,' lC8i).
el. at.
liitiag verified io tbeCnurt tbo.t Elea
_ zor tsrly onoofihe defendants, in tlm
pe cause resides ouT of Cltathani coph-
T-Un motionl| is ordered that tlio said
I asser t,a r l y appear on or before the first
8 at the next Term of tlti, Court aWa en-
l.oJAu Car91 ™ thereto iiiid in delaitlt
l. f watald complainant have leave to
L, 'heir said Bill in file sumo
n c a, ,f „ crsiJn ,d soit . ( . e of „, 0 in,,
a,l i il l' 1 ) 1 ' llcc " oli'ectod on the sai I
i* is further ordered that'
' , ip I 1 ! l"! l ‘hsi>od unco a month innne
"We Gazettes of Savanmifi uptil
^I'lqdon tlioreof.
Imm-',/""" ‘I' 0 minutes.
ad^RTW. POOLER, Clk.
I'diinl
House of Entertaiinnent.
T HE subscriber having purchased of
Mr. Beck, that well known stand on
the Augusta rand, nlmot 21 miles from Sa-
'vannah informs his friends and the public
in general tlint lie lias opened a' House of
entertainment fur trayelldrs. and assures
those who may come bis. way that tlie’Kesl
intention shall be phidWefiSr ‘comlort as
well as tlio htinoil care to lltelr horses.
JOSEPH G. BLANCE.
nov 0 £24t$
E let to ys of C h fitham C o u n
, a v ■ Ly,
Prietulnm/il Fellow Citizens:
I AM n citmliiliuo fot Coroner at Ilie E-
Icaiiim In January next, and should I
lie eleiteil, will endeavor to dischargo be
duties nf tiio ufiice with fidelity.
Vory respectfully
nov 7 . 225)
ILHAUPT.
T l
I ha
Flour, Buckwheat
4 RD(1 Hams.
i i mJ*® ■tntf bidf bbls. Canal
25 3 Jcluuomj Flour
looo n ** ^hiladolpbin Buckwheat
Ills. sH|iorlor llnltlmiiio Homs ol
LmdlnH i* ? c 4,l< * flno navur
tv JJCES direct fr.im ibo im-
i |,y " Hen, f or , a |„ at reduced pri-
h'«' L '^ IlAp TF,R &TUPPER.
Removed.
UK subscribers hovo Rentoved to
__ tho South West corner of Shad's
buildings,' opposite the Mast end of GIIN
hint's buildings. Whore they ore °l’<>ning
n very extensive assortment of Pl.AJNSi
III.ANKETS. COTTON RAGGING,
STAPLU GOODS, anil n superior assort
nient nf Fancy Gonifs, winch they intend
selling nt a low idvancci
. • ' ' WM. & II, ROSE.
net 20
2on
Landing from brig Frances
IS STtk Als JHH.'S Oaiinl Flour, E’ 8 ’
n. &co’s brand
90 baskets Ballad -Oil, superior
qnnlity Jp , n ■ ■
, 100 boxes huncli Mnscntei Raisins
20 do Lemons, in fine order
80 kegs liesli Malaga Figs
75,000 Alexandria Sugars
I|i hupplu’sOnions >
10 bbls (list quality Newark Cider
dec 4
CAUPEN'i'ER'B
Saratoga Powders,
FOB MSKItro
CONGRESS SPRING OR SARATO
GA HATERS..
HERE is perhaps scarcely an indi-
Vidua! ill lire United States, who is
not acquainted, either by experience or
report, with the sa'utary.nIToc.ts nflhe
Congress Spring' Watery at Saratoga.
From thirty to fifty thousand persons an
nually visit these Springs, ninny from the
remotest sections nf tlie United Stales, nml
some frdm the West Indies, and other for
elgn places. The great oxpciisc in visiting
tlie Springs excludes the.greater portion m
Hip community, (nmro than nlno out of
ten.) and the bottled water, from .its high
price, prevents Its itse to tlio extent of lie-
mg survieoable, nml confines it tn a small
numberit appears to Im a serious evil
that an valuable on article should lie so res
tricted, that comparatively fnw should be
Ohio to emny what Is so conducive tn ’gen
eral health in tlm hut weather of our suin’
mer months. From those cirt'.mnstanccs.
Geo. \V, Caruzntcr is pleased to amiojmtce.
the prepnration of the above powder's, cim-
tainingnll the essentia! substances with
which'thesBcelnhraied Spring* are impreg
nated, and ftoin which the waters of tlie
Congress'Springs ntSarntogq mo precise
ly and effectually imilntcil. Will] a view
Io accommodate the public, nnd tn bring
iimi'cencrnl nse.so couvcnient and valua
ble a substitute fur these waters, he has
been iudueed to go vory nxlynsively into
the manufacture of them, In put them nt a
price to bo within Iho ruacll hr most per
sons. For llib accniitiiindatlml of the milif
lib, agents will bo nppointed in. all tlie ci
ties and principal Inland .owns to givo a
'general circulation In so tiscl'ul an nrticlo
tliroiighout the country. The public are
recommended to make trial of theso pow
ders, as lie finds by experience, anil from
tlie opinion of tho iuost imminent ofthe fa
culty, that tho water tnndn from tliem pos.
sess’es tho same medicinal qualUles, is as
cfifctlial ip iis operations, and preciso in
taste, as. that taken immediately fiom the
Springs. These powders aeo ifiereforo re-
Commended as a valuable remedy in oil
cases where the Saratoga Waters are pre-
Scribe,d.' ...
Persons on sea voyages, or residing nt a
'•distance"iVnm (he springs, and In wnim
climates, will.lit once perceive tlie..gloat
advantage hf making use of these polvders.
which besides being more portable and
lei* expensivo Ilian tlio honied water, will
keep without Injury for any length of lime,
os they pro’iqoal in medioal elfecl to that,
taken IVcsIi from tho springs, Ibev are cor-'
tainly inueh preferable finni the niuny tid-
vanlnges ihcy possess- .
OjH These powders are suporior to iho
Seimitz, ijmsmuch a* they nru equally a
portent and agreonbie, at tlie snmn time
possessing tonic,ind chalybeate qualities in
a superior degree* upd, qre i-cnnsequcntjy
bolter adapted <6\ weak and tlcbilitiitcd
constitutions than any othor cutlmrlio in
""printed directions wilj .‘accompany t|ic
powders. ■ J 1 ■
Manulaotured nnd for sale, only, by Gqn.
\V. Carpouicr, nrnl sold by apjiointtncnt
by A.>ARSONS. IJruggist.
At the Eagii) No._8 Gibbons’ Range,
nov 3 *
Mb
jviummrs in v utir.uuy uunu 1*1 vninnui
Memoirs uf.Dayid Garrick, by Davies
Heed's journey across tlie Pampas and the
Andes .,
Il.izlitt's character of £|hahspeare's' Plnys
Hooper’s Rational Rer.re.ni,ms, St vols
Miss I',. Hmiiilton’s Popular Essays on Fe-
malo Education
Ipllueneo of Liteinturo upon Society, by
Madame lie Stael Holstein, I vols
Johnston’s Indian Narrative
Irish tjitlls, hy Miss Edgeworth
Kotzebue's Exile
Life of Kutzcbuo J
Literary character, muttrited by D' Is-
rnelll
Leigh's New Picture of London, with
plnloj
Do do of England and Wales, with
plates ,
New :Picturo of Ediiilmrgh, with plotcs
Capt. Lyuit'i private journal ofCvpt. Par
ry’s Voyagu'nf Discovery
Capt- Maitland's Narrative of llie surrender
of Buonaparte
Montague on the rise and (all ol ancient
.republics .
Memoirs of Mnrmontel, S vols
Works of Lady Mary Wortly Montague, 9
' sols
Mease and Smith's Wonders of Nature and
Art,.12 vols. with plates
seiicsuf Humsn Life, by Sam Soosl-
live and Tim Testy
Pope’s Works, 10 vols
Picture of .Greece in 1829, 2 vols
Pohkei Enqycldpodlh, 4 vols,,
Roliqiies of l(obcrt Burn*
Beauties of Dr, Robe'rlsnh . ..»
Madame do Stael’s rcfioilioiis on suicide
Edgerworth's readings in Puotry
Rejected Addresses
Life of the bon. Win. Pitt
Samleinnn’s Letters on Tltcrqn and Aspa
sin, S.vols- . ,
Salvo's Travels from Italy 10 England
Sais’ journey to Rome and Naples
Scott’s. Uouiuies pf Eminent Writers, 2
l vols ■
Resources of Russia
Snnsom’s sketches ufl-owcrCanada
Memoir* of Mrs Robinson
Mayor's Nopos, or lives of itlusuinus Dti*
tons
Mayor’*, Ladlds.andGentlen-.en’s Magazine
2 vols
Quarrels of Authors' 2 vols. by D’lrapli
Vnlney's Iccturo on history
.Vertol's history of Ilia I’oitugul revolution
Six months in tho.West Indies, in 1825
Win den's letters from .St. lltlcna
IVur. in disguise, or tho Irauds. of neutral
(lags .......... -i
Knox's wintei evenings, or lucubrations on
life nnd letters, 2 vols
Mrs Wev's letters to a young man
Wilkes' (Joint) loiters to his daughter, 4
vols
Voltaire’s History of Chnrles 12th
Sketch of tho civil wat in the Vcnileo
Events in France imylor Napiiloou, hy Hel
en Maria .Williams
Webb on Poetry
The Centaur nut fabulous, by Edward
Young
Young's Essays
Worlil,'4 vols
NOVELS.
Armata, afiagment
The Absentee, 2 vols, bv Miss Edgeworth
T|ie Ablrut, 2 vols, hy Walter Scott
Tlio Antiquary, 2 vols by Walter Scott-
Adveunirea of a .Knztibash, 3 yols ■ 1
Bine Siocklng llall. i vols
Bachelor and Married Man
Brownie, of Bnsbcck, by Jas. I logy
Belinda, 2 vols, by Miss Edgouorih
Onrrcction, 2 vols, by, Mrs Ojtio
Campbell, o.r the Scottish Probationer, 3
vols . . ' .
Charlotte’s Dsughter, sequel to Charlotte
. Temple • ' - • !«
Cicclv. nr tho rose o.f-Rabjr,4 vols, hy Sue
sannalr Kowsuri-
Contiibitiionsirf Q, Q-2 vols
Chrysal, nt the adventures of-a guinea, 4
tlti*. M "IO ' <* !
Contributions of Q. Q. by JqnoTaylor
llubjal Thune, of Lnnarh
Edgeworth's Popular Tatis, 9 vtdi
Eliita 1st and 3d series
F.melincr by MrsBqrtoH
union, 3
First settlers of Virginia
Fonunes.of Nigel, t vols, by Walter Scott
Felix Alvarez, 2 vols
Florence Me Artity, by Lady Morgan!
Giovanni Shogarrn. a Venetian tale, 2«o|s
Grant’s popular models, 2 vols
Onlynia Princess of Persia
Geraldine, 2 vols
Rtty Mjnnering, by Walter Scott
Sir Charles Gruudison and Clarissa, a-
bridged
GessncFi Idyls
Harrington am! Ormond, * volt, by Marla
Edgeworth *
[Je.nry, l vols, hy Cumberland
lludi.iiiil hunting, 4 vols
Husband -
John do Lanonsleix f vols, by Richatd
Ciimherland, Esq,
Ida of Attiens, 2 vols, hy Miss Owonsnn
Jime. of France, liy Madame do Genlis
I he Itinerant, ft *uls, by S. W. Ililny
Julia and Iho Baron
Kenllivortli, 2 yols. by Waller Scott
Logan, a family history, 2 vols •
Lifo nf n Lover, 0 vols, by Sophia Lee
Die Lnllnrris,. hy S. IV. Scott, 2 volt
Lucy Osmond
Leonard, by Marin Edgeworth
The Missionary, hy Miss Owcnson *
•Madeline, hy Mrs Opte
Matilda, a tale of the day
Matilda Beiklnjr
Munster Cottago Boy, by'Regina Maria
ILtclio ’
Ngldin in search of a husband
tPlIrvan nml O'Flahvrty, 2 vuls, by Lady
Morgan
Oakwnod ILII, 2 vols, by Oatlierina Hut
ton
Peveril' of the Peak, C vols, by Walter
Scott
Percy MiUlety, 2 vols
l’lucidc, hy M. du Genlis
Prose, by u poet
The Pirate,-2 vols, hy Walter Scott
Quentin |)nrwnrd,2 volt, hy Walter Scott
Redwood, 2 volt
Rndgaimtlet, 2 vols, by the tamo
Rosa
Kutchford Family
Bob lit)), 2 volt, hy Walter Scott
Tho Refugee
Ring-in Gilhaizc, 8 volt
il.icliael .
Story of a Lire ' '
Slnulnir and Hnrtcnsc, hy ftt. lie Genlis ■
Sanclm, nr tliq,l'roverMaliti, hy J.lV.Cuu-
■ idnghani ^ ,-ai
St. 'Gmail's lVel|, 2 vols, by Wqlterflcolt
St Volhnliiie's Day, 2; vols, by the same
Sans Sunci Pratt, 8 vols
Sandnvne, or the Free Mason, 2 volt
Sayings ami Doings, « vols
Soys she to liei neighbor, what? 2 vols
Tales of tho'heart.liy MrtOpie
Tales of Fashhinuble Life, by Mist Edge-
worth. 2 vo|s
Tho Turr llill, g volt,by lluraco Stnilli
Tales iyf a Voyager
Tales'of Fancy. 2 vols, by Miss Burney
Trials, a T’ttl, 1 , 8 rials
Tales of tlm Priory, by Mrslloflant)
Tales for Mothers
Talcs of my Luudlurd, by Walter-Scott
Valerius, a Tale, of Rouie, 8'vols
Vivian Grey, 3 tinls
Voyage to tlio Moon
V'vian mid Eineline
Welsh Maiintaiiieers, t vols, by Catherine
. MitUon «, ,. .
Woodstock, 2 vols, by Walter Scott
Winter in IVashington, 8 vuls
A Year mid a Day, by Madame Panache
Winter Evening Luouhruiions, by Vieist-
uius Knox .
Whims and Oddities, with plates, by Hand
dee 0 851
To the Public,
N OTICE is hereby given, that I have
in my posiosshin one half nf n Mill
for One Hundred Dollars on the Planter's
Bank of Georgia, signed by Geo. Ander
son, as President of said Bank, and ain
now. tljo 1 owner nf (he same. That some
time ago both halves nf said hlll wereln the
Kjssession . uf , Benjamin Reyuuld’s. of
liddwin Co inty, anil one of them having
tlm CashierViininc was drnpt by him and
believed tn' have been accidentally swept
into the fire or otherwise lost Application
lias been made by .ine.ln (lie Bank for pay
mcttl ot tho same, and after tlie expiration
nf three nidmlis I *|inll agnln piesont (lie
said half Bill to tho said Bank for
mem. SEABORN JO ~
Mllteitgevitte, lOtli Nov. 1829.
dec 3 §u24l) . •
llnmea 1 Beer.
T HE .subsotihershaving b<en appoint
ed agent* for tlie selling of this ex
cellent article, begs leave tn ipfurin ..the
mlilic that tlieyhavo received a supply n
(, It is warranted of Ike first qnulrty and
no doubt will sustain the high character it
deserves. '
The subscribers, will constantly have a
supply on hand—any prdors will be gtlond.
od to by
GAUDUY & LEORIEL.
rihvSO 285t)
Valuable School Books.
Just received from Boston and for sale tu
THOMAS M. DRISCOLL, ^
T' ”!’ National Spelling Book, by B.
,,7*7F'ttatren. This work is proba
bly belter adapted to the purposes of.teacli-
ug than any other work ever before pub-
i r 1 •rthough it has not long been
before Iho puhlio. it has met with ia sale
rarely prccedcnted, and is now In use in
Boston public school, nswelha, In New
York, rliiladejsiliin, ^ 0 ,
H'helplty's Compendof History—» very
popular and useful work. 9 , ,
The American First Cltiss Book, The
National Reader, and An Int oducllon to
National Reader—by the Rev. John
I ierpont. 1 hose works have been pre-
pnnd expressly for the Boston sclionls,
where they are now ln use, exclusively, a*
nulling books) nnd to great is their merit,
that the two first named Ime been repul.
Itched (a England, as a great Improvement
oil the bunks there in use. '
National Reader. At a meeting of the
school committee or the city of Boston,
l,?r*e!i" 1 and Aldermen', room
vlu * d i . That “I’ierpont"
"■“tonal Reader bo iimoihiced Into tha
pub ha grammar schnol, of this city, In lieu
uf; Murray’s Engll.h,Reader." after tho
vliitatimi ol the schools in August.
A " e,| t T. W. I'utttjr,,
c .in S n r ' J '- tr “ Sfhool Committer.
Smiths Practical Arithmetic, on n new
plan, in ,v|,lob Menial Arlllmtctio is com
bined with tlm use of Ibe slaie— Goodrich'S
Iklge *nd imsll Atlas—
Goodrich’s History of tho United Stales—
Quesiions on the same, by J. Emerson—
andfw,0ri ’ m -
T. M. I), oxpocii sborily, which I, now
in tho press, Lectures on School Keeping—
being X complete Schoolmaster's Alannali
highly servo cable in every person engag-
S jj 1 | l |' a ||‘ ull l <! ® 1 col "tnun schools—by
ff?' Teacher, furnished with conies Tor
exaniinnliiirt gratis,
nov 80 *43
V-4
t\
VOW
trnc*
too,
Land for Sale,
f|J HE subscriber offer, for snlen
**- . I^nod in Troup county* No.
eonutolng tat t 2 B<slc ,, ? f oak end hick-
Dry. Aii e if euf water course, rnSfclhro’
go !«**■?*&
05“ Tlm MiUedgeUlle flggotdet .ivilL
pleuse give the ajwve tlireewrekly Inscr-
tions, nnd furward'the account to ahil of
fice for payuicgti
Suirar, Bulging, &c.
& lo ito ’’"d.f Bn * ®.“ g,,r
St,Croix
'(>8
a ‘!».
For i Sale.
B y leave of the Inferior Court of this
Couufy, will lie sold on the First
Tuesday of Jmtunry. for the benefit nl
tlio creditors,, that vnhtahto and improved
dnhtalion. dh Si.iilawaj Islnnd, tontain-
ngtlftO acres, mid. known by the name of
HlbBRNIAJ
T11U&. U. F. CHARLTON,
Adm’r. da hums non, Sec
nnv 30
tfolivnr and Jackson Gaps
and Navarino Stocks.
soi|io nssor.tqieni of preiiiiont NaVarilio
stocks. MaLIiE r,y & duffy;.;
iyiv 25
Juvenile Psalmist,
Q R The Child’s introduction JO SaprecT
Music—Frrparcd in the icqucst jnf
inn “Boston Sabbath School Union-” By
Lowell iMitson. . Juit received by
, T..M, mUfjCQLL*
m . 3
dco 1
50 pieet, hen
4 do UessL..
30 bids “Fhclps” Gin
10 obis No S Maekerel
12 casks • heeso ' ' a, <-
38 bogs Shot assurled'sise* -. .
80 grimkSloncsvmall sizes
1 pipe superior Madeira Wine
15 .eiatpi llfii ujpatent pressed. Wiftff
*0 bbls LoafSngar
, 80 hlids prime retailinfi Mi,lasses
10 boxesUliittcinoro. Cotton Cruds
Not 0
15 boxes Boap
• 10 firkins first quality Goshen Butte*
5 keg, bar Lead.
*0 boxes Negro Pipes
U 2lb do do Imperial *nd
Gunpowder Tea
%owf‘" f ,d
t -casos Wool lials
Fur salo on nrennunodatine (erms liy
lll.NTINOTGirSjBtK
nov S3
Ale, Flbu^Dattcr Sic.
Landing from ship S.'n/ira,,
Blll-S Fjdlor and TaiioF* iAC-
J bany'Alo '
Jo half bids Canal Floor
to; Fit kins best Goshep Butler
1 11 casks, ■- dnClioetS. f , •
50 hiixcs B'uritih MusoaVtil Rafslus
llli) do Nogfb Pipes
For sale by.
JOHN UENTLF.Y.
nov in ' '
Landing from brig Atla)i->
tic.- > M ^
“KEsift!;'?...
■gall* 1 f' .• *ie
lft lihdv,Pnrio.Uieo Sugars
10 do prime M olnssc.*
50 I his No 3 Mackerel -
5 | ijie* Holland Gin
Fbr sale’by
nnv.21,,
- iv S'T.ON'^.
Lavidmg fvom schr Ore
-iph/j RitXES Yellow Sot
JL/SS^SO ilo tahc;
J0U|»
.. oti\i
City; Inspngc
20 bbls Prime Poik
t-i* i-. ; .lion'! . :
20 firkin* Goshen Butler
III hhls Cider
J SO do Vinegar
20- dn Oiiinil'FIou'r
to Uoxei'Sperin Candles -
■ For sale by .
COHEN & MILLER,
deo 5
' » »" >’■ * »■-»*' * •- - - -
VV ood for Sale.
fHVHE Subscriber offers lor sale.on
J5L Goodwin's wlinrf, Live Oak, Hiclio
ry. lllauU Jaok and Ash W.ootl of Rio very
first quality. , Ho invites , the heads, of
Families to Coll and judge lor, themselves.
He,l% now n enodsupply. anti wlll bohap
py lo fpruH) apt] tl»p public at
torfic. , Mt/liTJiiiil 0 W(IK, J r,
dpo 4 , «4Tj. t, . , ,
,N-H, Having a'largo store would r»-
oelve prndurrp| Wi kind* on Mpreage. tho
state jsp-ntictilavly well arranged tot iho
Storage ofbay and corn, or Ollier gtain,