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Newspaper Page Textnlthcd entire with now ftintiturb d bedding, foi iho reception of i n it< locality. it li bothennuni- jilt to th» Trarelhif and tin 'larchint. Pile on- dmisired, ill ndditlon to tire ronvoitinnooa innn- Ciwid, ivo'lld.im. tint in hua also put ln«| ill ripiirandfiirnitltad thopriroto apiti tvmti alio with ih-v falrttitnro and brldin-. Tho hnna willbt wilj provided with attentive and (rmt. worthy .orymia., Attaoliol, iialar;;i and oonp modi'.,u Sabja, with tho b,st of ostlers and pro- vsiidcr Tn i Mandon Honta will bo ready for the re- coption ofBoarder. about -the IDth of October nsxhand it U hoped, from tin attention which ho will individually give it, to merit nnlilio natron, ire.. JOHo I. DElVd. j*Pn Mhl i ltpviho looriiil, Augoita Sen- inol. \t ion Toloitr inh and 'ilu-minger, Alliont Wins. Columbus Enquirer, and Charleiton Mcrcorv, will pnbUah Iho above onoe a wnelt f ,r lour week! and trend llwir account! to tbo utlieo of the Savannah Republican. (gpt16 , | 190 Jno IdorthOlmMi mr. marr A daman] duo 1) Jaron Jmnptl llittol - , rare Aon llrantler leorgo '.V llreod Rliaihith daman ore ,\itn It .tie Joiaph Bryan Henry llriaht John di|ltip< ran Martha Bmirqnln Uonotlict Unttn)uin Thco. U Doothe HOUSE TO tG\T. »,,1 A laryo Homo, imitated ittahealtliy <*,“31 pan of iho city, with n "garden nnd iinKfc all necessary nut builditigi attached UliiM to it, will bo rented, with or without furniture, for one or more years.— youenlon given when required. Enquire at this office. match 7 - . nn TO BENT, A commodious ard convenient two story dwelling home) in Elbert Vord, in good repair, desireklo tintner residence. Possession givon immediately Apply to the febd-l 1,1,SB oP'sl’AGiis bE'inmiN - DARIEN AND H.1CON. M" editor. Twieo a week—via Perry’s Slilli, Flournoy's Mills, Jacksonville nnd Ilnwliinevillo. T IB public are hereby informed that this dregs is now in Hill operation. The Pro- pnetors have made a contract with the Post Mas- lortlimerallocariy the Mail between Darien and Macon; and they am now running tbair etwei tuice a weak between both cities. Tbs Staoqdeavca Darien, on every TUE8- DA Pond jtlATORDAIT morning at 4 o'clock, ami arrives at lIAVVKt'IdVtU.E, on each THURSDAY and U 14UAY morning-™ os n canal tbo Mobile,Now Orleans and oilier Wes- t-iminiilfe. * The Mail is duo at MACON on each Thurs- Oiy and Monday ufterupon, and at DARIEN uch Thursday and Sunday afternoon. JOSEPH S. PAGE Darion, March 24.1830.. march 30 78i3wr lin2 Richard Currigan miu Rlioda F Chaplin Henry Castoff Charlotte Cassidy James Caruthers Jno Carter Lqo.J Cnrr Moses T Chapin Janies ClHghoru Orlando Cbilde Luke Christy Win Condon utias Cath'no A Cooke D Jno W Davis Sami Dawson rare Henrietta M Daw* son Elizabeth Dca mrs Mary Dregora Jno Dorset mrs Elizlh Donaldson E PI! I>offior4 P Jnmea Frew George ' V Fennol Thinly Froeraan Henry Hnupt Rebecca Harley A WHurbock Joseph B Harvey James BUB liarloy 'bcvmour Harris William Hurris mrs Hills Timothy Higgins MACON STEAiUBOAT COHPA- NV, / Steamboat Superior, Copt. Qeorgo ivillcox, steamboat Eieel.Capt Jas L. Wiltcux.—This Com- lativ have now lltoir Into of boats in complete or- tier fur freighting. They luvo a new steamer tyl for freignung. They _ added to their line, called the Superiot, and ten tow boats," Tire boats will run regularly betweon Macon and Darien—-one of the steamboats leav es Darien dvory live or six days,with to w bouts. Uo company have now sixteen tow boats, all fir«t rate boats, built expressly for the navigation cftlio Ocmnljrae and Alatainaha rivers. Those incrensodfueilitios will onahlo the company tho reun* of giving die greatest despatch to cotton d< shipped by their line. *uey have a Steamboat and a number of oMopsto carry cotton andinorchaiidizobotwoen parteii and Savannah, and Darien and Charles- ton. There are also five first rate packets run* taos regularly botivoen Darien antf New York, wwehcotttfo Messrs. Hawes & Mitchell of Agents for the nbnvo Boats. C BALDWIN frCO. Savannah. Bores. Hsttardb IValtcr, Charleston, lliwsi & Mitchei.l, Darien. Or.o. K. Roherts, Hawkituvillo. J. Goddard, Macon. ; -n n : b J-VT Yl*U l, 1,41{ * UEtVAkCD M m For tlio uppiehensinn ofAUd- JK J TIN, need about fifty yearn, and JtW InisonATOLANTICE, aged a- fUwW/ bout three years,ao1d by Eli Brad- reremM 'J 10 ™> Mb of datk complex- ion.—Austin'aliair gray.dk limps , . ItJw supposed they hive gone to Liber- ty.the residence or their former master, or more .robably ftom information recoived lately, to “•riven Comity. A tickot was round whielt ho h»|)t intended to pass him to Air. Hunter's, in eenven County. When last heard from he was «ea lurking about the plantation of 11. F. Black, hiq. in saiti county, who is the owner of his sis- »r. Twenty dollars a piece will be given fur oe apprehension sod delivery of tho two negroes <1 me in Savannah, and twenty dollars for tho prosecution and conviofiou oT any person who or hnrbors said nogronS, on npplioatiou to mo in Savannah- DANIEL FOLEY, J*»l7 11113W Market Square. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ■■ , REWARD. M I will give $100 for the appro- Ass hetision and securing in any BW jail, so tlmt I get them, my negro Imyff men, CULLIN tnd TONEY,or fifty dollars fur either of them.— Culhn is so well known in Sa- tttuiah and ElBngliam County, where he pro- ™»ly secretes himself, thatodescript.on ofliitn is "wmodunnocoSsary; Hollos been out about v y rears. Toney is about 5 feet 10. iuchea in I ' 1 ?™- well proportioned, moves quick, is ironr “«ck and is intelligent for a negro. Ho was Mr “Wned.by Capt. Barnwell,Into qfBeait- ™t Island. Toney will probably rango betweon Savannah, Bcaufortand Chtrlestoo ss too DAVID TAYLOR. •Si 1129 104—II REWARD Ing ni gm letter* fro n Uiii lin/ are roauaiied to Mk for •* irfMrtiicJ Letters. H A V mra A'IJv.ih- 9arnl R \!ha \<k»w Capt Aloxmder 3 J«<mv \mltjy - mr* Honriatto.Aim/ E II Bond Edwd Blount roim iMixa Brown mri M (Irbiah .mwll Liio viiun Bam'. Jrwkeatoti mrs Lucy drown W-M llromton mr s June -V Bruon Harrvford Butlor Georgo T Bull — Uoata.jf/tman Put Brady mrs Martha A R Chap* Peter G Cooper Jno J Cornell row P Cohen Napoleon L Canto Meiwri Collier & Hill Arthur Conery Heiiry F Colvor John M Cowham Rev RuMel! R Covey Robt Corley Suml Cooper Lee Cunningham Luther Cudworth min Ann Carry £ H Dopson Francis Doylo 2 Mitchell T Duke mrs Mary E Dunhutn John Dufieo Col Dudley J J Dunlap Sami Freeman mm Mary C Footman 3 Capt George Gay 3 Allen Greoufield Joh D Greivus Valentina Grist G Jno W Gibson Jno.B Gorinon 3 William Godfrey John J Grumnsu James E Ilo rare Jane E Seward Genrgo Ho.Lou Wot T Hopkins 3 Rolit tlnrii'Kisr mm Agues Hover Cent Henry D Hunter Joshua Humphreys Nathaniel Jackson - Rev Chas B Jones Philo B Johnson Matilda Jones Luis Johnson Mary E Janet Sarah Johnson miss Catherine John John L«Justice J H Kmft Valentine Kennedy Stephen Keller Wm B Kirtland il J KickUgbter Thomas Laler Isaac D LuRocho Messrs Lambert & Co Wui Lotah Antonio Lewis James Lob Id mm Martha W Loach tnrs Mary Lyou George f yuos Clmrl' 4 Lynch Gustavusisorent WB Lloyd Joseph C Megginson Titos G Miller John J Morgan tnessrs J & D .Morrison John Murpbey mrs Caroline J Master* tpn mrs Isabella Maxwell Wm Marshall Jno B Martin miss Maxwell ^ Thos M Newell John Norton 2 Rev Daniel Newell 3 miss Barah B Normon Stephen B Nicolan mrs Ann 8 Norton Capt Sami Nichols me miss Hetty McIntosh Cant John McClure i tnrs Sophia McAllister Robt McNish Willia •« McAsey mrs Mary McGuire CMeArdeir - Funny McIntosh mts Susan McGraw ° a Captain John Oliver P O.ttoUy John F Parasott Capt Allin Payne Thos Perutnor mrs Sarult Pietco mm Sarah Price miss Sarah Price mm A Pickett turn Mary Pittman RM Pittman Sami Princo Wm A Pittman liaokett Pooler Joseph N Postell mrs Jane E Postell Robt L Port Dr John F Posey C1DP JF 1833. r ON i Blood Boot iarly Turnip do Mangel Wttrzcl Large Vin<Lor Bean Speckled Valentino do ChinQ Red Eye do Idorge lima do Sowee do German Kale Early York Cabbagb Isarco do do Early Sugar Loaf do Large Drumhead do Flat Dutch do Large Bergen do Hruuilntad.Savoy do Gro n Curled do - Red Dutch do Isong Orange Carrot Colery, Curled Crow Early Cubbago I ojUuco Royal do do'. Eany Curled do Nutmeg Melon, Citron do Silver Skin Onion, Red do Curled Pntsloy tandreth’e extraeturly Peas itrlyFrauted do Blue Imperial . do Long SiUinnn Raddish, do Scarlet do Rod Turnips do -Voitedo do ound Savoy Spinach •o.ily do irly Flat Dutch Turnip R'*d Topped . do Seed Onions For solo by THOS. M. TURNER, Agent, doc 19 Opposite die Mansion Houso. GAllJfil 8BB1I8. U IOP OF 1835. \WT VRRANTED frosh and genuine growtii If of 1*15 . Raised by tho uuited Society of -Li dears, sUfield, Cotm. except some few Aiuds, which are imported from tlio first Seeds omi in Europe. .Vliite Onion icd do -ariy Blood Turnip Early Sugar do do Early Orango do do l^ong Blood do Long White Scarcity Scarlet Carrot, (very lino Rutabi Orungo do . Largo urungo Blood do Early Dutch Cabbage Early York do Early Uullock’sHeart do Green Savoy, do White Capo Brocoli Early Cutdiflovvera Flat Dutch Turnip Early Spring do ” ‘ * jo do •el) Peppers White Solid Celery Guernsey Parsnip New Zealand Spinagho Isong Green Cucumber Round do Early Fratno do liarly \V ashing ton Poas Early —• do Do Cluirltou do Prickley Gherkin do Do Juno do Dutch Summer S'pmsli White Marrowfat do BtlshCrook do do DwarfProiifio do Crook Nock Winterdo Early Dun Beans M ignurn Bouum Coss Do Mohawk do Lettuce Do French do Cabbage Head do DoSixtVecksdo Long Salmon Raddish Do Black Loug Scarlet do Whito Long tVhiteOkra Largo Short irecnOkra Leek Dwarf Curled Parsley Small Tomatoes Asparagus Largo Groon Tust received and for sale hy 173 A. PARSONS tept 7 DU. BIRCLIY’8 >SCENTRATED Compound ofCnhebs iti'Himaparillu. This valuable prepara tion contains in a conceutratod state all tlio effi cacious parts of the Cub-dis chomically combin ed with Sumoparilla and othor choice ingredi ents. which render it invaluable to those nfllicted with syphilitic symptom*, ulcer*, pimples on the face, blotches, scorbutic eruption*, audatl disea ses arising from an impure state of the blood.— For sale by COPPER <Sc Bt JVVNEj april m. 13 Young’:; Building* GREAT DlifcoVtiltrtr M OlHHHMikUlui', OIL. ST k A !ALLS tVintsr strelnsd Spirnt 9W W W >11. Jit.t rsotivsdsitd for tills by »pnl.l,l OAU )IH ALBHMEL poiVWk. 1 ) k KS-H 'in,I hull* ks(s Dunnnt'* w (liui|)iMvJnr. Just roccivod uor schr S.'udrift, nnd fur .fill] by OAtliHlV* LEOrtlEL. april fit) K'ifB'mi o utiptnm •C fk s > IK . rs if tire nbnvo \Vitre, re- VW IF coivod per Rubort Isaac, and for sale b * tupper&sistare april 30 105 COFFEE AD BALE 'IOPE. ffC ^ BAGS linadiome Rio Cotfee _ r 89 Mils Bale Rope, jitst ronnived por Ang u*que from New York, and Ibr sale low by april37 WOODBRIDGK & MAY. 7 n JAVA COFFEE. O i R \GS prime Java Coffeo, landing & » .1^ . sx. SPUING AND UJimiElt GOODS HI.subscribers have received by Into nrri- JI. vnl^from \ew York,their spring supply of Fancy Dry Goods,consist!nc tif a groat variety of Printed VInslins mid (himhric*. Ci Calicoes, Ginghams, Fane.' II mdkerchiaf*.Parasol*, Um brellas, Hosiery,Gloves. &e. Ate, together with u full assortment of *(Jatiiostlc Goods, nro offered for snlo by JAMES ANDERSON & CO. march Ud 08NABVIIG8. ■ F BALES Flaxen <tsnahurgsjiistInuded tt I from ship Lord Glendy, from Liver pool. for ssle bv march 28 JAMES ANDERSON A CO. PAL HE CASES Palm Leaf Hats, of various qnal- AF II.4TN iKO MUM MER STOCKS. april hr Exact. For snlo by GAUDRY^ LEOrItL. ' CO FA'ME. ^2 ^2 Sffl 1 si Cpffsti 24 bags do Havana do, In store, and • for saloby TUPPRK A 8I8TARE. april 30 9(1 hpdoz ussortod summer Neck Stocks—just received nnd for sulo bv A. R. KNAPP iV CO. march 2(1 Adjoining the City Hotel G. ha ns. "S lA fA '"k bUdiKiwIlaiiM.jtiat U IS. vF b* -T nreuiv^d nnd for salit Kv ' i’I \i:ir by ' CLAGIlOKN A WOOS), npl 18 FAVOY l'il<r«.u. ih NEST Ladles Thread Trunks.. 1st JL XP uunlity. 10 do do do 2ud do.—Just re ceived mid for sole bj april 31 13116. NSWHAlil. & CO. Tl>n JONES. T HE History of Tom Jones, a Foundling. by Fielding, with a Memoir of tlio Author; byThos.Roscoo.niid Illustrations by Criilksliank- A new edition in 2 vols. Humphrey Clinker by Smollett, in one vol. to correspond with Uie ubovo, with Cruikshank's illustrations Rionzi. with Frontispioco nnd engraved, vig nette title, being volume 6, of Bulwcr’* Works, uniform edition, bound m match iu fuucv cloth Complete setts ns fur us published,of Bill war's Works,consisting of Pulliam,3 vols in I. O s- owned, Pompeii, Paul Clifford and Rieuzi, to be continued. The Parent's Assistant, by Maria (Ulgworthi a now edition in one volume,to corrospoud with lliir))ur's edition of thu complete works of Miss Ed I worth. Mrs. Sherwood's Works complete in 13 vols. bound in fuucy cloth. Lidy of tlio Manor comnlute in 4 vols Paulding's Life of Washington in 2 vols. foi th ing the 75tn and 7(lilt Harper'* Family Library. The Philosophy of Living; or tho way to enjoy life and its comforts, by C. 'Ticknor. \. M. M D. funning tho 57Ui volume of Hurpur’s Family Library. Also, new supplies of Junhet ip search of a Father,The Gipsuy. Manikins, by Cooper, Ir* ving’s Crayon, Miscellany,.Gilbert Gurney, Ag ues de Mansfoldl, 'The Naturalist'* Own Book, Muhtnond, The Outlaw. Naval Sketrli [look, nprtl 30 W. THORNE WII.L1AMS4 SNUJPP AMD rOBA- tti ; LOOK A I' THIS! S. NlCllOLS would respectfully in form his frinnd* and the I'liiiilic general ly. that ho has received by the brig Madison and othor rerent arrivals front New York, u superior assortment nr FAN II ION A R LE HEA DY MADE ULOA'IIING and FA.N- CV ARTICLES, usually kept in a Ckttii ing Store, ail of which lie nffnr* for snlo tinroie tnonly luw and on as good torins as at any otlie osuiblislunent of iho kind in tills nr titty other cits CLOTHING, VIZt Super blue black, brown, green,invisible gW-cn clarotnnd mulberry Dross A Frock Coats Green, brown and mix Coatocs tireen, brown,drab, claret, mix cloth and Peter Sham Overcoats Uon Skin Great Coat* nnd Pea Jackets i»otor Sham,Moleskin A Satinet Hunting Coats Cloth and Sntinot itouml Jacket* Merino nnd Circassian Ladies Cloaks Three tpiat ter Circlo Cloth and Goats Hair Cam blot Cloaks Puntaluotwof blue,IblooU,brown, drab nnd mixed Cloth Do do do do do do Do Sattinot, various kindsund qualities Vqst* of btiie nnd black Broadcloth, and Cnssi* mere, bothsinalo and double bronst Do do plain and figured Silk and Satin an« Bomba sin Shirts of Linen, Cotton. Flannel, Canton Flan uul and Merino Druwors of do do do do FANCV ARTICLES. Silk, Linen, Cotton and Cambric Pocke< Handkerchief*; Horso and Buckskin Gloves, Cotton, Linen and Wallen Hosiery; Stocks, Sus penders. Linen Collars and Bosoms, Check Cra vats, Silk nnd Cotton Umbrellas, Cloth and Hair Brushes, Pantaloon Straps. Trunks, Seal nnd other Skin*for Collar &e. iVc. P. S.—Tailoring in nil of its various branches lone at the shortest notice and in the mosiappro* v-d style. Cutting done for those who wish their work done ottt with desputch. N II.—Report of Fashions regularly recoived dec 19 244 C AULS Maccnhoy and Scotch Sntlffiii but tins, half lit each. 10 jiir* Marcob do 12 lb each v 50 groce Mrs.G. U. Miller's fiuo cut To bacco, just recoived aud for salo by may 3 G R HENDRICKSON! TANAUIAfiU. g KEG Tamarind*.very superior quahty.pte served it) sugnr. Just received and for snh by COPPEE A BOWNE. april 29 104 HAVANA SEGAIIN. M ^ I. Havana Scgars of superior. JL iW *W | tality and choice brands, for hhI< in lot* to iMii purchasers.by *• o.o. hc jan20 [ENDRICK80N. HEN BRACE. fHl HE last ofiNelsou's Ag-unemuons.liy Cap! JL Chamier, R. N. author of tho Life of a Sailor, Ac. Paul Pry's Journal of a Residence in Littl Pedlington,2vols. Tim Man of Honor,nnd tho Reclaimed/Jvol IlnrHchel's Treatise on Astrohomy.n now e-l tion, with a preface nnd n series of question* fo tho examination of Students, bv S. O. Walker r up . .^ miss Hannah Rasher TbosM Rcndlut Saml .C Richardson Christopher O Ryan 2 miss Nelly Richards Ann Ross Thomas W Robert James Robertson James P Ro or* Pbilamon RussolTs or phans .. rg'i J H dandford . Capt Thos R Shapter George Sauerbatiff Jno Sharpe Madame W Shnoffor Sheriff of Bryan Co. John G Sexton Elias P Sleeper Emanuel dhefftall John A denkingerS Rev J D dheck Maj A W Stephens ~ ‘ ' Ole 8 itn) domervO Wm B Stockton mrs Sarah Stevens Randolph Shormun James dinith mrs John J Smith mrs Joraph dtilns Jacob dims, "Bryan Couuty." Gideon G Stinson 3 tnrs Mary E Smith C H Stilwell Stodard W Smith Capt far nd Snow G W Southwell Joseph B Taylor 3 Wm M Tarver George Threadcraft Tiltniin Nel*ori Thomas 'Will be paid on proof to con viction, for the apprehension of my pegro woman LINDER.who absconded on the 3d Inal, frommy plantation on Skidaway Wand, r I. . under ta of yellow complexion, ill eye* about 5 feet 3 or 3 inebea high, slim '"* «.M sotnmhst likely.' Ten dollere will be ["‘“llyr her delivery in jail or to me id Skidaway .and.—All pereonjxrp forwornedfrom harbor- LmJt* (MAnS Captains orvesaels ftmnto- kln * l “5 "way- W. tt. FR ANKON. • 110t4w " mao 6, ‘ taken up, ■ At my place at Hartlwick, ii BryanConntv. on the I7tli April iCounty, on the !7tli April *mnl. 1 bay MA RG—She lia« i whito in the forehead and Alow. "noneofIrerfoet; ihqhutheap- I'o irance of bavins bad the pi in. — T ™ owner can have said mere by prov- I Property, and paying for this advertisement. mfp Jr. MAXWELL. Whitfield Thomas Amo. U Thomas 3 John TowiMend mrs Tuff is John Wade Henry Wray tnrs Will lace Eliza B Welsh John T Webber, J lAuihcr Weibcrby Benj d Williams XV Charles Whiting Robert Wyiie 2 Amiwa Wpllio mr. Elizabeth'-White Henry F Witliock James F Wood James Vonduseri june 1 U V Tristram Ventilie GEO. SCHLF.Y, P- M. an boardKchr BALTinORG F I rk rfc IBLd lantlii ~ g J Jiuriot, fore.-n.u- MICH.OILLON, Telfair’, wharf. april 19 LANDING. .a "k BBLS I’hilp.'ConneeticntGin. For 1, w -ale from the wharf by. onfil 27 TOPPER iSISTARE. N£lV0BLEpl0Li88B8 l «a ten tttdpcr- 3UL3 NrOnean* Molasses 100 iteg» Lard r 60,000 wt superior Baonn. For snlo by CLAGHORN & WOOD. ma/3 ‘ CERTIFICATES, T HIS »«to certify, that we hoard of the me- diciuo denominated the Mother's Relief, •nut being purnoually acquainted with onoofthe proprietors, Doctor llalsted—for he has nracti sud in my family to full satisfaction—and know ing that fii* partner, Doctor B nrtholickjiad prac- lisad in the iieiglihorhood, and was called a skil ful physician, I was induced to purchase a bottle for my wifo, which h id the do*lre«l effect—and l would fecoinmeitd it to nil those that are in a similar situation. CALVIN MILLER. Wheatland, Juue 9th, 1835. Chili, March 21,1835. This is to certify, that my wife m i le use of tho medicine called tho Mother*’ Relief, and wo* much pleasod with the effects, so much *o that she ho* recommended it to other*. She wn* in duced to give it a trial, in order to see its effects— and ifthwre wa* any virtile in it.slie thought she needed it—it fulfilled ilsrecoiiiuieudatiaii. ( ntn well acquainted with one of the proprietors; he hi* practised in my family to satisfaction. U.SIMONOSON. Mcndon, May 21,1835. I do certiiy, that my wifo has made uso of ono )»tt!o of the inodk inb called tlio MotlterV Re lief which had a solutar-effect. \nd I firmly i Hieve it IQ be one of the greatest blessing* ever conferml upon mother* in giving birth to umii- kind. It ho* hot'ii t ikon in my neighborhood by otliers —and hod the complete and desired effect. I would rocommend it to all those that are des tined to bocorne mother*. DAVID 8- COLE, Member of tho Methodist Episcopal Church. Chili, May 23d, I83J. To Doctois Bnrtholick A Unfitted, Sir*—I wish you would send mo another hot. tie of the .Mothers’ Relief, as soon as possible— *ondit by (hostage. For I do believe ittpbe the best medicine ovor offered to tho public. ELI HENDERSON. Attica, Feb. 16th, 1835* Just received and for sale by A. PARSONS, DrnggwW No 8, Gibbon*' Range, april 0 . w - PATENT YESB VAULESOAP Cl B AR TON’S newly invented P.itetit Veg •3e etabloSoa|),n genuine article, ubiu! for effectually liking out oils, grease, paint; ink, Ao. from Woollen. Silk* and Linen (foods, ofe irum tr iphioii, jhw wm „■•«« every description, cleaning gontlemeo’scoat collar* as IIBiCriplIUB, t,|l-ftllrt,i| w wu, v^viiil perfectly as when now, removing stain* from Furniture, Ac. 5fc. leaving ait increased lustre on the goods. It in put up in cake*, convenient for travelling gentlemen and ladle*, and envelo ped with a l ibel.describing it* properties and di rections for tfllo. A fresh supply of this article Knickerbocker's History of New York, form ing vol* i and 2. oi n now edition ot «w> oon 1 ‘ “Tiishmgu plule works of VV-ishitigtdii Irvfng. ' Memoirs of Count Grummaii*, by Anlho Hamilton, to which isnrefixed a Biograpiu • Sketch of Count Hainiltoii nnd a translation of tho Epistle to Count Grammant. A new edi tion in 1 volume, 8 vo. Just received. spril 29 W. THORNE WILLIAMS 08Q0RV8 PHILOTOKEN, OU FEMALE COMFORT. F ):t the relief of all Ilia sympathetic diseasi- •ittendatitou Pregnancy. It readily relieo .Nausea or 8ickne**at thu Stomach, Vomiting of F0od,Sour-*tomach,Heurt burn.Iniligestion.Fa*- tklious Anpctite. Tootli-aoho, Wanduriiig Pains, Cramp, Iui|'iietiidu. Solicitude. &c. It soothes and tranquillize* the mind nnd di*poses to re*t It is a certain relief ip painful periodical viniti tiotis. A single bottle, and sometime* a singl dose will convince any patient that it i* truly >i Female Comfort By strengthening, correcting nnd invigorating the utorino system, tt will offm- tiiully provent miMcarriages, where there isa pos sibility, and make pnrtitritinn quick, safe and ea sy, and for after puns it is a sterling remedy, ft has been before tho public in some part* of the country since 1829, It hue stood tlio test of scienti fic opposition A investigation, nnd has prevailed! Wo nave the certificate* of Physicians, midwives and intelligent female* in abundance Each bot tle ha* tho proprietor's o.uno impressed oil one side and hi* written signature on a lay bill on (lie other. Direction,* for using tho Female Com fort in an case* lor which it is recommended,ivitii many important certificate* accompanying each bottle, in pamphlet form, within thu euvulopo.— Druggist* who wish to become agent* for thu a- hove medicine will .please to address Dr. E. Os born. Augusta.Ga.; Or. A. Rockwell. Wethers field, Co in.; or for supplies, Rushton & Annin- well, Broadway, Now York, or P, M Cohen, Broad-street, Charleston, 8. C. Price. $1 50 per bottle. —Sold by T. M. Turner innrrli 70|fnn3mn AN OBDINANC'E T O amend tho second soction of an ordi nance entitled An Ordinance to rcguluto the pay of the City Watch of tlio City of Savan nah arid Tor othor purposes passed tlio 30tlt Dec 1822. Bo it ordained by the Mayor and Aldormeu of the City of Savannah iu Council 'assembled, and it is hereby nrdn'med by the authority of the same, That the additional sum of fifty cent* authorized by the saidsocond section to bo required.fteman* dedoud received from each and every slave and free poison of color appmhended without a tick ot anil not demanded and released before the hour of oleven o’clock. P. M. sholl Ihj equally di vided between the apprehending Watchman and the City. Passed May 12.1836. Signed, THOS. PURSE, Mayor P. T. Attest, M. Myers.c. c. may 19 121 COHN AND HAY. TILA BUNDLES prime i.astern Hay ft JF" W 2000 bushel* Corn. For salu bv march 20 M1CII. DILLON. LIVERPOOL GHOUND S\L . o f h4U SACKS—l orKsilobv A F1F4F Mien. dillOn. (j ntiinh 31 'Telfair's wharf. CONSUMPTION. FjnilECnrragefiU Balui gives relief in all cn- JL of comminution/cough*, asthma*, mid "pitting of blood. Tno Irish Mos* from which thl* Balm is propnroi), hn* boeh very justly cs- teem-'d m Europo, ami this country, not only Iin lact|re,hut ih a prevontivo for that ofiiel disease U p Pulmonary Consumption; it h perfecilv in- mom, very palatable, uxeuedingly iiouri*mng, nod ought iu all case* to be tried; where (hero is any chaitco of a recovery. For sale by A PARSONS, - . No8, Gibbons' Buildings. UittfSlfES A NO IANC VAI4TI- CLE8. ■ Al It,CloOi.Flo^li.Tootli,Nail,llat, Comb-, lift Shoe. Bath, Library, Varnish, Pooimli, • 'mi.id's Huir and Paint Broshe* ot every dus- •i i,uinn; battle Doors. Graces, Cnmolls, Skin t ipo*, Bilbos, Chess Mon, dies* Boards, Back I' linmon Boards, and various other Gqmov;silk uid leather Purses, morocco Wullet* and Rock •m Book*, Lndie* Work Boxes and t'nrd Case*. Bb.ioeiuVScreen Handles. Watch Car-c*. Chinn . Stands, Sogur Stands. (Cologne Hollies.ifcc. may 20 GQPPKE.fr B»»\VN i. H VUOKU’ti GENUINE'A- CQUSTIC OIL, FOR DEAFNESS. H8 never-failing reined) lm* hoeu used ft many yoars with dislingin bed Kiicn>», at file Eve and Eat I (irmary of Dr. .8eiidd< r. and i- confidently recommended ns an extraordinary «l woildqMhl remedy for either partial nr com plete deafness in all it* stage*. For sale hy april 7 COPPEE A BOWNE. • SATAK1I.I.A. Si lt. I' MA 4 F».VV dozen compound Syrup Sarsapur illu.carefrillv nrepiired. and it.medicine mglily recommended by tho faculty, as a purifier uul invigonitor of the system during the spring Months. J nit received and for sale by. may 3 G. R HENDRICKSON. &AUAT OH A~W A'lTE ». L l IV M Sii.iimreii IV'ifm. ... .ni OZ N .Snruioga \Vator.in pints and \PV quart*, froslt from tho Spnngs. Just received per brig Mudison and for sale bv thuy 3] G R. HFsNDRICKSON. A NBVEU-FAILING CURE FOR CORNS. nUNTEIt'S COIIN PLASTF.fi. Ono box contain* siilfieient Ibr twenty Coni* 4 8 it lias never failed to produce a porma iient cure, (which is placed beyond u doubt by tlie positive testimony of hiiudteds) the iu- forenca is it never will, . From the many lestimotiio* -eceived, tho pro prietor ba* only room for the following from me dical gentlemen of the first respectability. ••This may cortify that I have extensively nse. the plaster for tlio destruction of coriiMund utlioi excrescence* a* compounded hy Dr. limiter, and it has no! failed to produce u radical cure— therefore, can cheerfully deem it the be-t roiuedy for those painml affections, within my knowledge; a* it lias without«»single failure re moved corns in a aliort lime that had resulted the Albion Corn Plaster, aud every other nreserip- Uon. “GEORGE II. LEE, M. D. “Prescott, Muss. Juno10,1833.” “Having made nse of several boxes of Hun ter’s Com Plaster, I havo no hesitation in recom mending it to tho notice of those who may wish, to'icst it* effects*, confidently behoving it will fill fifievory purpose for which it isintendod, 71 W. B. MORRIS, M.D. “New York. July 23d, 1833.” ' N. B*—North genuine without tlio writton "igiintufe of John Hutiteroti tlio Wrapper- iTPrice 50 cents per box Just received and for»tie by THOS. M.TURNER, march 23 Opoosilo tho Mansion Hoiiw. Fine gunn. CASES of Double aud Single barrel Sli A Guns—best quality of barrel* ami siip<- in finish—Just received and for sale by A. It. KNAPP A CO. aprii.3 Adjoining City Hotel. SUGAR. Mi)L9 L-»iil Sugarof*iiperinrquality. . i- 1V I ,UI jM* in ■ small kiava*.for fnmif. u»oi I Hiding from bng Ht.wdl and for wile by tupp r a sisTare. ESSENCES AND 1'ERI'UHIE- O inks. TTOofRoso, Oil o) Jessamine,do Orango t lower* do Cilron, do Lomon, extract of Verbena, Oil of Bergamot,'do Lavender,Bears’ Oil, Bears’ Grease. Hose Scented Toilet I’dw ■ der, Coltigne Wnter, Fancy Soaps, aud a varie* ty or Perfumeries. For saloby COPPEE A BOWNE, «n n ygQ Market Square.. °!* r ?ire'j 1 ' , !.' l ' ,K fo<ai*od bjr "hip Alilleds.-v illn. ’ J cose wraie* L'glmrn Plnit Gipseys do do Fine Straw Bonnots JDf ^ K 1 do do do do Cotlagodo 1 do do Ihiscin do 9 nest* nmiboxee, 1 care 6-4 hood Ildkfii 1 do Spool Thread. 1 do bine Drills L'iu?M CoUo,l « , * wie ' 3 JoPnnc y Stripe* S; k Gloves, Laconnd Gauze Veil* Silk llosc, grei'ti worsted llnrago Kobiuet Laces, Georgia Nankeen* Figured block (fro de Nap 3 case* Musqueto Netting 6 pc* Broadcloth- Gentlemen's black Stock* nnd Gloved I case Plaid Muslin* 1 do Bed Ticking. 1 do Loug Lawn 1 do Brown Holland* Diapers, Sheeting.Table Cloth* Lmnn Drillings, iVc.&c. april 14 91 in stone, 20 lilids Porfo Rlpif ^'ignr, for sale onnccont* ui-'datin^ terms to close consignment. may 17 119 PBES.. CAPEItS. I flft 1 ■ V , P°ci°r Caper*, lauding from ship Newark and for salu bv tnay 20 GAUDRY A Ll-GRIEL. SEIDLITZ AND SODA POW* 0 GROCE Scidlitz Powder* 10 do Soda do I do Rochelle do 1 do Saratoga do » m***,*? P l,| ler’* Magiiosian Aperient Ml orwhich are genuine articles. Justrcccir* «dand lor saloby may 31 G. R. HENDRICKSON. i r of 40 BOXES on hand, and foraalo by . . x A. PARSONS, At tho Eagle No 8, Gibbons' Range. m»v 26 127 IMPUOVISn SAItA’ftttU I'filV DERS. A FRESH *upj Iy of these Powder* put up - JM. in boxes, eqnai to U pim.t'utllcaorSaratu- ga W-.tiM- just received ami for wileliy J«ay20 , G. ft. HENDRICKSON. sSUKTlALOII.OTSI'IOJOE JLJ for making Spruce Beer. For sale by COPPEE A BOWNE, jnr.o7 13 Young’s Building*. FLOWER AND HE It II SEEDS* khJ (’ARLET Cacalin, Fine Morning Glory, mixed colors. China Astey, variegated Euphorlla Butterfi) Poppy Doubln Rocket Larkspur, mixed colors Scarlet LycliuU Great FI American Conlnuroa . Elegant Scorzonora, Mignonette Purple Sweet Hcatioti* y Lmly’* Slipper, mixed color*, fW Adonis Gurdon Cltrysanthctnum Prince* Feather, Red FI Linuia Canterbury Bull, elegant Annual Coreopsis Cypress Vine. Rlmuut, Summer Huyory . Sweet .Marjurmn. Sweet Basil Just received from IsnudntdT*, Philadelpbift For sulo by THOS. M. TURNEU, .april I) Opposite the Mnmion'Moure. _ fti,iEXuHiNu liuuioT ‘ ftM7ARKA»VTl.ll to remove *iain*,' *pof»,- V v iron, rust, ink, Ac. from linen, muslin, straw, and ull such articles, without in thu least degree injuring the texture. A supply of this Liquid just received mid for sain by .april 13 G. K. H NDrtlCKSON., ^(Ssi 1 iTarnsrsifTsT ■ .. A BIIL8 first ami second quality Castor- JL iW Oil; 30 do and 200 bbxos Glauhci Salta Just (eceived and for wile hy april30 G. It. HENDRICKSON ' C . EIIITTV IIOTTLES. . ASH paid for empty bottle* of all size* am] xJiap'.H.by COPPEE A BOWNE, Young’s fJuildinfrs, Markot-Sqiiare. 49. v * fob 25 Dll. EGKET8GYR WATER. F OR sore, woak and iiitlamed Eye*. This Balsam is highly recommended in tho u- bove disomio*, ami i* considered one of-the best application* as yet offered to tlio publics Numerous testimonials of its eftirucy are rc* corded. Just received olid for *alu by iveo alia lor -ale by C >PPEE ft BOWNE, jtino 7 Id Ypuufl't Buildings. •. ' liuiiJHBSSlIlilitfH SKtttlNO WA 1LR ~t-. J UST received by the brig MndiKon, a aopV plv direct from tho Spring, nud for snlo by may 31 _A. PAI1SON8;V . DOCTOIt ill AllSilAL’gTT - ™ r "■TKIiliTAIlLi. In,liiui Ulu"„ Ptecr.-'Tliis. ▼ plaster Is unrivalled for curing Hcrdfiiloim, swelling*, scurvy, sores, lame back, and fresh wound*, pains iu tlio side*, hips and limbs, and -iddoiiifail* to give relief in local iheuniatism.— If applied to Urn side it will euro many of tlio common livor complaint*, and is found to bo e- qnulifnot superior, to any corn piaster, fog corns on the feet. The virtue* oftlio Plaster have boen witnessed. hy thousand* of respectable Itidivlduala in yari- oiis parts of tlio United States/ For snlo hy COPPEE ft BOWNL> april 16 ,13 Young's Building*. no WANIt’S TONIC JIUXTUHE. 1 HPI'.CIFIC and lu.lins L ' 1UL ‘ lnr the l’ovor U. and Agile. Jdaireceitad"ond fnr Bale b, T. M TURNER, Opposite the Mansion Houso. april 27 lira COI,t/lflOdi ci iTehsTa?. W ' TTEUS, Conversation* and Rccollcc- MJ lion*, by S. T. Coleridge, Colton’sThonght* on tho Uuligious state of. tho Country.wiin tensou*r for preferring‘Epis- ••onucy. by Rev. Calvin CpUuti. Koiiiugsniarke or the old limes in tho new world bv Paulding, luting tho 7lit and bihvols, ' .fftho new edition of Ids works. PartMing on Slavery in the United State*. Boy’s iqid Girl's Library. Wfude- Fishery, J v/vatno* ' Ja*t received. ’* tC?ms jrit.e4 > ..W.TiroW WILLIAMS- .•Cttil-'KC’CIOB/ABV.'; I," ' H E nubWilren have received, a nip mr :•? T il E-nhlrerilier' have receivedSshjjpljr of Met Cmdif t hivl CtHfcan/tiqriUyiM. which 'hcy wlll snpnly families and rotailpys on tire loive.i ujrtns. t,'Ort>FP & BOlVWIi. Fcsmirer • •••••■• ■ A ."IRS ratu S.iddreuiiU Gin II< quire of A.PA." ajiildS 103 s Eu '

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, June 11, 1836, Image 1