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Newspaper Page Text'V # * *>, • ' -tmL m i.Mm- ' Air-"''fn- * SAYAN**** "kEGULARLLNE. commamlnJ by nbl' and ' .rainuti-Mio runreg- nUHM. . P.ti part and 3iiltimor* , IJitPE. B. Fius«tai Mnalar. iU'ftobwMb ■ pet fastened ■ i,r»tattlie very fewest retee. ilions f"t PaoMiigors ere good, snendPtusengeromay rolyap- Jterag effarded to promote their [.“lienee both bore and in Bal- ;fp«cT£co IN ^RAN&Tc n a h • to dmitli’o wharf. Baltimore. « pacubt mne CHARLESTON. ribers Will run a' regular line of Ktwnon Clmrleaton end Savan- ill height for Charleston will be m free of storage until shipped. 1. line have first rate acrannno- aisen. For freight or passage, OLCOMBE.PECK&.CO. T f and in CVVAII & AUGUSTA III CUT COMPANY. Are now In full opera tion for the transportation of produce,and merohnn- 'Ji.o between Suvunuah ,ioy base two eteamboata, I,)UK, Copt. Kirkpatrick, and I’.Copt. Wood. rpe is largo, and fitted with a _il is inteniled to cunfino liar or part of tlio river. . hose operations will be prinoi- llie upper end of tile river, ie ;ht of wiitor, as to be noiaena- wliarf at Augusta, now, end commanded by skil led wasters. ure eight in number, staunch, the com pany aro spacious,and , reception of goods for ship- re end fin-proof, a will be p lid to tho interests of IV.il. DUNCAN, President, ii Nov. 18:18. rd hkiyt, large Ilonas with 19 rooms, adapted for a boarding house, , all necessary out-buildings mid rge yard, situated on tho Bay, leeasternpntoftheoity. For y to the suWriber. JOHN GUiLMARTIN. 60 im ,_0 LET. ; convenient houae situated on i of York and Whitaker- jeu, suitable for a small family, ‘session given immediately, and ade known on application ! MILTON & CD'S Ibor Vard.edst end of the city. Ills [HOUSE,SAVANNAH. I chans OGNEltAL REMARKS RELATIVE TO MOFAT’S LIFE PILLS AND PHCENLX BITTERS. HESE medicines have long boon known and appreciated, for their extraordinary immediate power* of restoring perfect health, to peraon* suffering under nearly every kind of disease to which the human frame is liable. In many hundred* of certificated instances, they have oven rescued sufferers front the very verge of an uutimely grave, after all the deoop- tive nostrums of the day had utterly f tiled; and to ninny thousands they have permanently se cured that uniform enjoyment of hoallh. without which life itself is but a partiul blessing. So S reat indeed, has their efficacy iuvuriubly and in- dlihly proved, that it has appeared scarcely less than miraculous to those who wore unac quainted with tho beautifully philosophical principles npott which they are compounded, aud iinou which they consequently act. It was to their manifest aiul sensible actum in purify ing the apriugs and channels of life, and eiido ing them with renewed tone aud vigor, that they were indebted fur their name, which was bestowed upon them atthospontnuuous requost of govern! individuals whoso lives they had obvi ously saved. The proprietor rojoices in tho opportunity nf. forded by the universal diffusion of tho daily press, for placing his VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS within the knowledge and reach of eve. ry individual in the community. Unlike llie host of pernicious quackeries, which boast of vegetable ingredients, the Life Pills are purely mid solely vegetable,and contain neithor mercury, antimony, arsenic, nor any other mineral, in any form whatever. They are eiilitely com posed of extracts from rnroond poweiful plants, the virtues of which, though long known to sev- eral Indian tribes, and recently to some eminent ilnfrmnceiuical chemists, aro altogether nn mown to the ignorant pretenders to medical wiencjj; and were never before administered in so Happily eUicaciona a combination. THE PHCENIX BITTERS, uro so called, because they possess tho power of restoring Uie expiring ember* of health, to a glowing vigor throughout the constitution, os the Phumix is said to be restored to life from the ashes of its own dissolution. Tho Phamix Bitters are en tirely vegetable, composed of roots found only in certain parta of the western country, which will iufalibly euro FEVER8 AND AGUES o. all kinds; will never fail to eradicate entirely all the effects nf mercury, infinitely sooner than tho most powerful preparations ol'Sarsoparillu, and will immediately cure the determination of BLOOD TO THE HEAD; never fail imho sickness incident to young females; and will bo found a certain remedy in all ousos of nervous debUily and weakness oi the most impaired con stitutions. As a remedy for Chronic and In flammatory llheumaiism, the e licacy of the Plan- nix Bitters will be demonstrated by the use of a single bottle. The usual dose of these bitters is hair a wine glass full, in water or wine, and this quantity may bo taken two or three tunes u day, about hulf utt hour before moats, ora less quan tity may he taken at all times. To those who are afflicted with indigestion after meals, these bitters will prove invnuishlH. nn they v#*ry great ly increase the action of the principal viscera, help them to perform their functions, and enable the stomach to discharge into the bowels what ever is offensive. This indigestion is easily and speedily removed, appetite restored, unu the mouths of the nbsnibunt vessels being demised, nutrition is facilitated and slienglh of body and energy of mind uro the Imppy results. In soma obstinate aud complicated cases of chronic and inflammatory Rheumatism* Liver Complaints, Fever ami Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy, Piles, injuries from the use of mercury, quinine, and other diseases of Ions standing, it nmy be found necessary to tuko noth the Life Pills and tiie Phumix Bitters, in tho doses before re-ont- mended. N B.—These Pills and the Uittnr* will got nil mercury out of tho system infinitely faster than the best preputationa of Sarsaparilla, ami are a certain remedy for the rushing of Hood to the head, or all violent haulaches, tic douteureux, &o. All persons who are predisposed to apo- ■exy. palsy, &c , should never he without the ife Pills or the Bitters, for one dose ill time will safe life. They equalize the circulation of the blond, draw all pressure from the hand, re store perspiration, and throw otf every impuri ty by Uie pores nf the skill. The ubovu Medicine is for sale by A. BARTOW, At his Store on the Bay,corner of Drayton St. mar 18 -VOL. XXXIV. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY «, IS3T. VoitS A EE, ' A VERY valuable tract of Laud, part of tho Great Buffalo Swamp, in Glynn county, originally granted to Michael Rtidiilph,for5D00 acres, hut which by a recent survey, is suppos ed to contain only 5540 acres. The titles to this tnirt aro indisputable, and tho returns and taxes have been regularly made, and paid, as the books of tho tux collector of Chatham county will ful ly prove. The value of the tract is materially increased by the contemplated Rail Road to Brunswick, pnsslng over it. The tract is hound ed by lands granted to Col. John Cooper, now ownod by Mr. Gegnialliatt, aud adjoining lands of Messrs Poulson. Smith, Bkerving, Burnett, Franklin, and others; about eleven hundred acres of the tract is believed to he equal, if not superior, to any lauds on the seaboard of Geor gia forth© production of Cotton or Sugar Cano. For terms,which will be liberal, aud on exten sion of credit to suit the purchaser—apply to Isaac Abrahams, Esq. Mount Pleasaut, near WaynesviUe, or at Savannah to JAMES HUNTER. AH persons ore hereby forbid t reap ass ing up- en llie above mentioned tract of land,—ns of fenders will he prosecuted. dec 22 252 ~VALUABLE LINDS. FBI HE subscriber offers for salo tiiirtv-ono JH. thousand acres nf Lnnd, situated in the counties of Baker, Early, Lee, Stewart. Sump- ter, aud Randolph. These Lands ore ill bodies of500 to 3000 acies, the Inrgestand most valua ble pails of which have been selected by the best judges, and are situated in the second District of Baker County, Persons desirous of purchasing can ascertain the qunlity and location of the Lunds, by apply ing to myself, or to eithet of the following gen demon. John Williams, Esq. (Miltodgo- Col. II. R. Ward, ] . ville John Kawlkh, Esq. Uawkinsville. Col. II. H. Tarvbk, Twiggs (Jo. Mr. Wm Deminrd is authorized to sell and make titles to tho above Lauds, aud ho will he ready alull tunes to shew them. Hi* residence is iu the 2d District of Baker County. J. COWLES, Macon, Feb. 21.1837. 48ml fob 27 WHOLE NO.-*>G,5!jT. |HU establishment having chi ands,has undergone a tnorottgL tir anil newly fit noshed through- will he opened on Saturday,tho inst for the rcccptionof board- nnodatiort of traveller*, ipartment for the accommoda- Families, are spacious and hed in a manner to iusure i who may visit Ihetn. ■ apartments are furnished in nan are equal to those of any .•ot in the Southern country. I be conducted by Mr. Leander \bten at the City Hotel for three i supervision of the proprietor, “» 10 ovary thing in lit, iifiirtof hi, sitostn. „ P- WILTBERGER. UatwutnlkmalDt, Charles- Milledgaville Standard ofUni- abovo threo time, a week for fewKS REWARD. I llie above reward will be paid or the apprehension and delivery P the jail of this Comity, toy ne* ho man 18 A AC, (generally call- U P L Isaac,) well known ns a * , nwr, one of his fingers on lievvliut injured, some of hia up. ft, ana a scar on his nose. Isaac \uLi y ym * of dark iim been runaway about 18 Ip Telegraph will publish »h« ^Imt out of tho extensive sales both in the Islands fh for four weeks and send the n,,t * throughout th • United States, nut one jrias- l,for payment. J, p. T , FOB SALE, A PLANTATION on the Canal, 12 miles from the city, in Chatham County, con taining f*4() acres,well timbered with first qituliiy yollow pi no On the preuifie* there is a com- fortubledwelling, end out buildings—about 26 acres are tinder fence, with n variety uf choice fruit trees, a fine well of water. This place is healthy; also, will bo disposed of a pair of well brokeiM idea, Carte and plantation tools, of all descriptions; a first rate Canal Boat that carries from 15 to 10 cords of wood, aud several small boats. 40 to 50 cords of lightwood will bo sold. Few nlaces in Chatham County equals tho u hove for fish. The above property will be dis posed of on a credit for approved’ paper. Fgr particulars inquire at thisoltice.. fob 17 BUL'KEANU’8 uuvlovi . gJEOUlGY and Mineralogy, considered gy. with reference to Natural rheology, Im ing Bridgewater Treatise, No. 0. By tho Rev. Wm Buckland, D. D., Canon of Christ Chifwh, end Rendet 1h Geology and Minsrslo gy in the University nf Oxford; 2 vols 8vo., with numerous platus. Also,—Fallcner; n Novel. By Mrs. Shelly, author of • Frankenstein,’ Ac. Truitsnnd Trials of F.nrly Life. By L. E. I*. Mrs. Arinytage, or Female Domination. By Mrs. Gore, authoress of 4 Mothers and Daugh ters.’ Paul Pry’s Dolinato attentions, and other Tales. By the author of Little Pedllngtott. Godolpnin; a Novel. 2d Edition. Life in Puris, or the Rambles urn! Sprees of Dick Wildfire, &c, with whimsical adventures of the Halibut Family; 2 vols. Walker’s Manly Exercises, in which Rowing and Bulling aro uow first described, and Riding and Driving are for the first time given in a work of this kind. Also, Walking, Running, Leaping, Vaulting, Balancing, Skating* Swim ming, vVresiling, Boxing, Training, &c. Ate, witli 60 Engravings—iu one ueut volume. Gregory’s Mathematics* for Practical Men; being a conunoti-place book of Principles, Rules, und Tables in various departments of Pure mid Mixed Mathematics, with their appli cation to the pursuits of the Surveyor, Architect, and Civil Engineer, with numerous plates. Marshall Hall, nit the Nervous System and its diseases. Just received by ap II VV. THORNE WILUXMS T „ AN ORDINANCE O repeal n purl of the first section of an Ordinunno amendatory of uu Ordinance entitled an Ordinance for the government of uu- grnos and other per«ou« of culur, ut the city of Savannnli. Hkc. 1. Pc it ordained by the Mayor and Al dermen of the City of Savannah and hamlets there of, in Council assemhUil. anil it is hereby ordainul by the authority of the same; That so much of the first section ortho Ordinanco passed 18th day of December, 1800, entitled uu Ordinance to a- mend an Ordinance entitled an Ordinance for the government of negroes and other persons of color in the City of Savunnuii, us proiiihit* any person or persons front “employing mechanic slave or slaves to perfnrn mi) work in their re spective trade,” ho uud the ramu is hereby re pealed. Skc 3. Be it ordained, Sec. That it tuny he lawful for the owner or owners of tho mecauic ■lavo or slaves, to hire his or her slave or slaves to any person whomsoever, and for such slave or slaves being mechanics, to undertake any work, or for ins or their owner or owners to contract for work to be performed by such slave or slaves; Provided, always if any person or persons shall employ or contract vvilli any me chanic glove or slaves without first having the written permission of his or their owner or own ers, such person or persons so employing or contraciirig with such slave or slaves, shall on conviction helnro Council, be fined iu a stun not less than five dollars, or more than thirty dollars. Bec. 3. Be it ordained,&e. That all ordinan ces or pntt« thereof militating with this ordi nance be and tho sumo ore hereby repealed. Passed in Council, April 13,1837. JNO M1LLEN Attest, M. Myhrs. Clerk, ftp 22 , Chairman. PRICE iV tiAi.LoiwI, Fashionable and Military Tailors, H AVE received a handsome assortment of new and neasottablo Goods which they aro prepared to make to order at short notice in the most fashionable and approved stvlo They have also an extensive variety of Hosiery and fancy articles of evory description in their line. One of tho firm being located in tho city of New York, will eunhle them at all times to offer to their customers the choicest goods which thut market ntfords. np 13 LEM6¥sTKAI8INMV ALN UTS Ac. g BOXES Lemons, 4ftdo Raisins JL "F 12 hales Walnuts 5 bales soft shell Almonds ]0 boxes Prunes 20 boxes sup’r Loudon Mustard 25 grace Mrs Miller’s Tobacco Landing fromschr Exncf, for. sale by " * E< FASHIONABLE SPUllHU GOODS. 1MTAYER iVt 1IF.IDT, south of tlicr market. 1VJS. hnvo received by recent arrivals front New York, their eutire Spring Stuck, consist ing in part of 50 pieces French printed Cambrics 5ft do do do. Muslins 10 do do do Lawn 50 do whitoJuconntMnslio* 1ft do do do Cambric 50 do do striped aud cross bar Muslm 50 do Dover Prints f case low price do • 0 pieces blin k Bilks, assorted qualities Black Challys do do do Bomhusins do do Bliie-hlack do do do Undressed and dressed Ginghams, Irish Lin ens. some very fine; bleached Cottons, a large ussnttumult unbleached do do do. brown Lin ens, plain, twilled aud cordon pantaloon Stuff, a splendid assortment; a large assortment of La dies and Misses Emmets of the most fashionable kinds, Ribbons and Lindiug do do do. Infants Caps, Children’s do, tnoluiir do, Ringlets, as sorted French bonnet Flowers and Wreaths bonnet Tubbs uml Sprigs, birds eye and Russia Diaper, head Hngs. a new article; belt Ribbons some very fine, corded Bkirts. grass do. grass Cloth, Ladies II B Gloves, bl’k and col6reu Ladies silk do, plain aud open worked do, sev eral new stylus; Ladies thread and cotton do, Gent’s do do. Geut’a H 8 Gloves, black uml col’d; linen cauibrio Hdkfs for Ladies aud Gen- demon, ofevety description; fine needle work’d hobivtet Luce, needle worked Capes and Col- larson muslin mid bnbinet, patent Pins, drilled eye Noodles, shirt Collars, rieclc Stocks, shell Combs, tuck, side uod back; gilt Clasps; bend and silk Purses, fancy Heart's, black silk and satiji Vesting, plain aud fig’d; sewing Bilk, spool Cotton, thnle Lace for Veils. The above assortment with ninny other arti cles too numerous to mention, have been care fully selected in New York hvone nftho firm, and will he sold low at wholesale or retail on the most favorable terms. N. B. Constantly receiving such supplies us to keep the assortment good. opril 5 april 10 GAUDRY & LEG RIEL. SATIN 8LIPPEIM. J UST received, white and bluck satin Slip pers of a superior quality. Also, a go<>d assortment of French, colored Slips, for sule by 11. N. ALDRICH & CO. np 13 BEEF, PBRR, POTATOES, Ac. 1 * BULB prime Beef, oft do mens do i jr 51) do prime Pork, 20 do mesa do 100 hblsttnvy Bread. 50 do pilot do 30 kegs Goshen Butter 50 do NYork loaf Lard 4 25 do Baltimore do do 1000 bunches Onions. 30 bushel* cow Pens 30 bushel* bluck eye Peas. For sale by op 15 GAUDRY & BRANCH. jlanmno. From schr Ftucl and ship Celia, URLS of prune Sugur 13 do of Apple* 20 bids of Newark Cider Will ho sold low if'tuken from the wharf, by PELOT. S3 np 17 CLARK vV I NICK OF THE WO.tOs, O R the Jibbenairosay, aTnle ofKeutucky— by Dr. Bird, author of Cnlnvur, The lufi del. Ac. in 2 vols. The Partisan Lender, a tale of the future—by Edward William Sydney. iu 2 vols. Lady Mary VVortloy Montagu’s Letters and Works, edited by her great Guudson, Lord Wharnclifto, in 2 vnls 8vo. In the present edition Lord li'harnclifle has cor rected from die original manuscriptsr, the omissions and defects of Dulloway's collection ami odilal numerous letters names, min explanatory notes. The additions consist chiefly in letters to Lady Pouf ret. the Countess of Bute, the Countess of Mar, tur James Stcuart. In this edition, the names formerly given only in initials, arc supph TIIE KEN»ET PLASTER. I HE celebrated Kenset Plasters, whose sani.ary properties itf ulleviuting or re moving pain or weakness in the breast, side, back or limbs; also for Rheumatism, Liver Com plaint, and Dyspepsia, have been amply tested by multitudes m the wide apreud population of our Western Continent, uud also in the Spanish/ Danish, and British West India Inlands, are prepared by the Subscribers, and no others, and presented to the public for their uccommodu- lion The above plaster is the invention of nn emi< nent surgeon; und from the numerous instuuces of its salutary effects in the aforementioned die- . 72 'uicVnpprmcd passages restored]foam the tresJling complaints, the proprietors can recoin- j ur iginals. mond it with the utmost confidence. They feel TlnllanVs view of the state of Europo, during pleasure in stating, without fear ofcontradiction j lhe M iddle Ages. From theGth Loudon edition, comjihue in 1 volume. llenriettu Temple, cheap edition in 1 vol. W«*rdworth’s complete Poetical Works; to gether with a description of the country of the Lakes in tho north of England—edited by Hen ry Reed, in 1 large volume. Armstrong on tiie morbid anatomy, nature and treatment of Acute and Chrouic Diseuses— edited by Jos. Rix; with an account of the life of the uuUior—by John Bell. m. n , 2 vols- 8vo. W- THORNE WfLLIAMB. april 11 J^haroauy. '"I residence near Vr 1 “ n ' i ", ,,d,,ll,r * 1110 'em of July, and one dollar fe“ e ,I illbebo " n ' lflll| y fed 1 Antal!?’ 800,1 u,ld ejeteueivo JPreearpii P 0ccomino datnin8 and " ,art ' a w i'h eoll., ihsy occur. — din. Jnurna ' Fowoeu pasa'afyi", ►mure defi, i y ' , ' 8ae »''ed from S taly, i a . od ffita ready s-H^imtent-r f^PS'idouUn, article. A rAUBO.N'g. ter in fifty has been returned; they, therefore, trust that this fact will afford the strongest pos sible evidence of their superior efficacy. For sale by A. DENSLOW A CO mar 10 Corner Bay aV. Whitaker-sts CHATHAM, 8UFEKIOB COURT—January Term, 1837. Eliza Jacobs ) vs V DIVOHCE. Bknj. H. Jacob* ) I T appearing to the Cuurt, that the Defend ant, by the Sheriff’s return,, is not to be found iu Chatham Comity. On motion nf PluintidY Attorney, It is ordered that the de feiidunt do appear on or before the first day of next Term of this Court, and muke answer to the Complaint nllegqd against him, or the Baid Court will proceed to Trial as in case of de fault. And further, that this order bopnbllshed ill one of the Gazettes of the city of Suvutiuah duriugthe term aforesaid. ROBERT VV. POOLER, Cl’k. mar 11 t59 Robert Habersham, Administrator of D. Blake 1 Versus Parish Carter, et al. IN JESUIT If—CHATHAM, SUPERIOR Court. I T appearing to the Judge, that Fnrish Carter, John H; Thoinns, Robert A. Holt, Benja min F. Patton, the Bank of Darien, G. D. Phil lips, A. Sharp) Thomas Rudterford, Robert Mitchol, Robert Ray.G.K Sidney, John Tram mell,(James Monteith, H. lluynes, Unhide Heoker & Co., C. Ennnons, R, B. Taylor, Beard if McLaughlin, N. A> Beard & Co., and William Burgeiysee, defendant* in thesnid bill, S ?side out of the County of Chatham. It is or- ered that thesaid defendants do appear und an* swer Uie bill of the complainant, and that publi cation of this order in one of the Gazettes of Sa vannah once in each week for three months, shall be deemed a good and sufficient service of Utisblll; Jan. 11,1837. Signed R." M. Charlton; Judge E. D/G. True copy, ROBERT W POOLER, Cl’k. 3DH3tn . > 8EIDLITZ POWDERS, Ac 6 GROCE Seidfnz Powders 10 do Soda do 2 do Rnchello do 2 do Saratoga * Manufactured for the subscriber from the best materials, und warranted of superior qual ity. Just received per brig Tybee, and for sale by G R. HENDRICKSON. E do do do do do do febd ^ 8EPEIUOK RAZOKH. LLIOTT’S celebrated Chinese Razors Concave do rnUlobaclia’a do silver atee| do Wndo & Butcher’s Old English do Rogers & Sons do do do Rickley’s Peruvian Steel do A fine assortment pf these fine Razors, new patterns and warranted to shave well. Just received, and for snlo by ~ ~ -‘F.NDR SOAP ANDCANDLKS. p* Bt)XES “ Francw Hydu’s” Soap €#ftPUftdo Sperm Caudle* 45 do Tallow do Just received and for sale by opll McMSll A LOGAN. PA U A SOLS A U1II1KELLAS 1 CASE Indies plain, figured uud plaid Parasol* 1 case Gents Silk and Canton Umbreltai Just received ami far sale by april 8 M. PRENDEKOAST & CO. ______ -.“T 1 C.VSE 4 <l sup’r Iridi Linens (whole pcs) 1 2 do 4 4 do do do 1*2 do 1*2 do 7*8 do do For sale by M. PRENDERGA8T A CO. np8 f PORTER 09NAHI)BUS—Un dressed. ^ BAI.F.S best round thread flaxen Os- ■ XP tinhiirgs. landing from barque Vul can* from Dundee, aud for sale on favorable. terms by U. SNIDER A CO. ap 11 niOUE NPUINU OOODN. T ill’. Sulweriber* hnvo recoived per brig Tvheo from New York. 1 rase hluo Ilariiilton Drills ] halo 4-4 brawn Sheering 4 pcs sup’r French Prints, new stylo f> pcs brown French Linen It) pc*sup’r Marseilles Vestings 8 pc* nssnrten Paper Muslin 2 pcs sup’r H M Chally 2ft pcs Musqiiito Netting 12 pcs 3-4 Cheeks 3 doz Cotton Umbrellas 2 doz India lliihlwr facets, n new article BENJ. SNIDER A CO. npril 10 Shad's Building*, HAVANA PIIESE1IVES AND CURRENT J EL. Y. fk DtlZF.N preserved Pears, Peaches and 4 green Gages; 6 do do iu Syrup of Brandy, assorted; 10 boxes preserved Pino Apples, ‘ »r- atiges, Lemon* and Citron; 10 do Ginger Pre serves; 10 dozen Hiuull jar* Currant, Apple and Qiiiuiz Jelly. For sale by ap 18 GAUDkY A LEG RIEL. Extensive and Elagaul Assortment of READY MADE C’LOTIIINO. T HKRubsrriber would respectfully inform his friends aud custoiiiors. that ho has just opened from brig Georgia, a full and choice so- lection of Fashionable Ready Made Clotniug direct from bis Northern manufactories, mane expressly for this Market, wliichlie feels confi dent in saying cannot fail to please all who will examine them. Tho following urticlcs com prises a part* viz; 200 superior French Merino frock und dress coats, 200 do do co pantaloon^. 200 do crape camblet dress and frock coats, 100 grass linen do do do 100 roan cassimcro do do do 250 gras* linen round jacket*, 200 crape camblet pantaloons, 700 common onmaWns, various patlurns, 500 low priced Marseilles vests, 200 extra fine do do 100 white do do 75 superior black satin do 75 do bombosin do 100 do plaid sballies do Also constantly on hand, a large aesortmenf of broad cloth frock and dress coats, pantaloons vests, Ac Ao Ao. Fancy articles, viz; stocks, gloves, hnnrlker chief#, collar*, bosoms, cravats, half hose, susnen ders. shoulder braces, white and colored shirts uud drawers, silk aud cotton umbrellas, cloth and hair brushes, pantaloon straps, snspeude; ends, purses, Jrc. N. B. AH tiie above articles wifi be disposed of on as good term* ns in nny other establishment, either wholesale or retail. G. S,.NICHOLS, Market Square, march 23 OSNJLUUttUK AND lUllfltl'!!. 9) Jdw BALES host Flaxen O^miburg* 5 do 4-4 brown Burlap*. Landing from bnrqpe Vulean from Dundee, and for *ufeby JAS. ANDERSON Sc CO. Nos 3 uud 10 Young's Buildings. npril 5 COTTON OSN ABUiUJS. 9 BALES inaitiilkc.iurad at the Vau- 9. clu#e, Edgefield District, Smith Unro- lirm. a superior article. Just received und for sale by JAM K8 A \ DKRSON A CO. ap 1 No8^*10 Young’* Building*. J DOltlEHTlU UOODfi. US l leccived per brig Georgia, and now opening, 2ft coses uml bale# of Domestic Goods, consisting nf 5-4 Brown Waltham Sheeting 4-1 do Sheeting, fine 4-4 Sea Island Long Cloth, superfine • 7 8 do do do do. do 4-4 blenched Shirting Lmv price Culicoes, do do Ticking Dorchester do Also. 45 doz Palm Leaf 1 lat*, for sale low ut wholesale or retuil. hv MAYER A 1IF.IDT, march 25 South Side Market Square. NEW & FASHIONABLE BON. NETS. J UST mccived per ship Milledgcville and now opening, viz: 12 ladies film English split straw Bonnets 6 do French flmence Cottages with fleur# 12 do do grecians do 6 sup’r colored and fancy chip do 24 luce and oriental greciau aud Cottogo Bonnets 21 misses do do do 12 do willow Bonnet* 1 box splendid bonnet Ribbons Tho above nrticles according to the invuiro nf them, must he sninethiug very handsome, and worth the attention of those thnt ure in want of the latest style of spring RnnnHs.are offered for sale ou reasonable terms, by A. BENNETT* npril 1ft No 1 A 2 Young’s Building*. ■CAT. '*) gh Ak BUNDLES prime Hay. onboard ship Oeiuulgee, from New York, For sale low outlie whnrf by LADD.TUPPEll A SISTARE. np 24 reef pour a mackerel,. ft BBL8 prime Beef B 3ft do Me** do, 2ft Ilf do F M do 50 bbls prime Pork, city inspection 20 do mess do do 1(10 do No 3 Mnckerel, 5) do No 2 do 30 do No 3 do, for salo by up 24 GAUDRY &' BRANCH OTARD. DUPUY A CO’S 'brandy. t| PIPES very superior Brandy, from B iho celebrated house of Oturd, Du- puy A Co, received direct from New York— uow lauding from ship Celia, up20 GAUDRY A LEGR1EL. CASTOR OIL, Ac. H o BBLS Castor Oil, No 1 und 2 H 2 do Camphor 2 cases Gniu Arabic. 1st and 2d 2 bbls Cream of Tartar 1 ca*o Borax. For«alo by TM. a j. M. TURNER, np 21 Monument Square. FEVER AND AGU4. CURED. 4 GROCE Rowand’* celebrated Tonic Mixture, warranted u safe and perfect cure for the Fever and Ague. Just received from Philadelphia, und for sule by npril & G.tt. HENDRICKSON. TOOTH BRUSHES Ac, A LARGE supply of English, French and fjLAinoncan maimlactured Tooth Brushes und Null Brushes of the finest qualities just ra- cotvod and for sale ut reduced prices by npril 15 G. R. HENDRICKSON. CON EECTION A U V. CASES 1st quality Cmifectionary, Iftft lbs and 50 lbs each, well assorted, of 20 cltdifO kind*, suitable lo^.country trade. O JUST RECEIVED, NE HALF.Groce of Elliott’s warranted and universally approved Chinese Ra- sors. For sale by ' A. PARSONS, np 7 8 Gibbon's ftuitd'Mir-*. B A ^KF.TS^tJlivt; Oil, a -uporior ar- thle u*«es. Kece : A. DENSLOW Jr CO 30 tide, siiitnhle for tuble uses." Heceiv ed and for sale by NEW HONEY R CASKS cleur strained new Honey, very xy} fine. Just received und for sale iu quuti- lines to suit puicimsers, bv ap 13 G. R. 11E N DltlC KF f LN. LEECHES. 9 B SPANISH leeches, in fine H- older. Just received and for side by G. R. HENDRICKSON ap 27 LEIflON SI RUP. BOXES Lumon Syrup, very superior QPH For sale l»v april 10 T. M. & J. M. TUItNER. 21 up 15 COL.OKIKO. BBLS Coloring Tor Spirit,. Just received and for sole by (J. It. IIKN..RICKSON. SEGAUS. A FEW, only a foiv, very choice Spanish Sugars, can bo obtained by connoisseurs an immediate application at the i)rug establish ment of • EDW. COFFEE. npril S O. It. II Eh tICKSON. COIVFECTIOBU11Y. •* ^kCASES 1st quality Cunfociionnry.ns- JL X."sorted, 100 lbs each, 2D varieties mid well flavored. Jest received and for sale low by march 28 G. It. HENDRICKSON. “TRY IT.” ■TgriLLISTON’S Indelible Ink, a Miper- Y V ior article highly recommended by those A new supply of the above EDWARD COFFEE, 13 Young’s Building. who hnvo used it. far sule by april 1 isw<«£5ss7 A SUPPLY of best Russia Sheet Isinglass Just received and for sale b; 1 march d Justrei ap if oived and for sale by G. R. HENDRICKSON. nd fur sale by A. DENSLOW A CO. POTTER’S CATIIOUCOS. A CERTAIN remedy reutedy for the cure of Scrofula, or King’s Evils socondnry Syphilis,old Ulcers, Necrosis, or disoasod bones; Rhoninatism, white Swellings, Liver Com plaint, cutaneous und bilious Diseases, and most diseases stylus from an impure state of the blood, nn injiidioiniis use of Iho tniiierul nuisoii8,of llio barks, quinine, iStc .tc. Apprnvod and recommended by ti e most ecu blent physicians in ibis country und Europe, and used in most all the public institutions in the United Slates, A fresh supply of this vutuubte Medicine just received sad lot sale by uj 13 CUt. HENDRICKSON. F LIP SALVE. INF* Otto Rose scented. And for sale by jan 9 fi A. PARSON8. MUSTARD. BOXES ((5 doz each) 1st quality JL VJP London Mustard 5ft dozen Underwood's superior London Mus- tutd in half canister*. Just received nud, for salo by G R. HENDRICKSON. SYRUPS. BOXES of Rose, Orange, Ginger. Pine Appb and Raspberry Syrups. Received uud for sale by april 14 A. DENSLt)W St CO A SUPPLY of European' Leeches, con stantly kept on hauu, iu fine order, aud for sale by . A. DENSLOW & CO. LEECHES PLY IlONEY. a TIERCES Havana Honey, jnst received and for sale whokwnle and retail, by ap 14 A. DENSLOW St CO. POTTER'S CATIIOLICON, Ac 61 BOXES Swapn’* Panacea a3Ql9 5 do Potter’s Catholicon 10 grace Seidletz and Soda Powder*, very aunerior 2 do Butler’s F.ffervescreut Magnesia - 2 do Rowand'* Tonic Mixture 1 do Green’s do do Just received and for sale verv low', hv T.M.&JjvM, TURNER, \%y 2D Adifatn^ni Sipmro. NEW GOODS—RfEW GOODS. R ECEIVED by reeem arrivals from New York, a large and splendid assortment of spring Goods which will he sold nt the very low- , est market prices, either bv wholesale or retail, consisting in purl of, namely 15 pieces splendid, newest style French Print ed Muslins 50 do printed Muslins, various styles if qnal’ts 30 do 44 printed French Cambrics, some very handsome * 200 do Calicoes, various qualities 50 do Ginghams, vnr ions styles and qualiti^ 100 do various stylos of Goods, for Gentlemen and Bovs summer wear 5ft do blue Junes; 2ft do Peruvian Drills 2»> brown Jeans; 2ftdo bleached do I lift do Oxnabnrg*; 5ft do Crogillus 2 b iles 4 4 Cotton Usnabuvgs 100 corded Skirts UK1 piece* striped and crossbar Muslin 3ft do plain and fig’d Swiss Muslin, 3») do do do Book Muslin 5ft pc* wht Jaconet Muslin and cotton Cambria 5 do double width hlk Italian Silks, 1st quality 2 do matteoui Italian lutestring Silk 2 do hlk riva lutestring Italian Silk 20 do colored pro de Soire Sc grade Nap Silk* 20 do do S.itttus, various qualities 10 do do Florence Silks for linings 7 do 5-4 French Bninbapm, various qualities 3 do hlk and colored crape Camblet 5 do white linen Drill, various qualities 2 do brown linen Dull, satin face it) do Wellington raised striped London Drill ID do Gombroon plaid Drill 50 hx* rich bonnet cap. tnffitie,and satin Ribbons 3 doz rich euihroi’d Belts, not to be surpuded 50 doz Belts, various styles and qualities 50 duz elastic and cottou Suspenders I Oft doz white, colored and bfk Cotton IIoio 10 doz Ladies white and black silk Hoso 30 do Men'# sup’r striped brown aud bleached 1-2 Hoye 10 do |*tdie#and Geutlemen’s silk Gloves, var:- ousstyle* 10 do do do thread and cotton Gloves, various styles 1ft do do do IIS Gloves. Jstqnl'ty 2U0 fancy Shawls, various stylet and qualities I Oft large shell tucking Comb*# 2ft lbs black and colored sewing Silks Iftft 8-4 and 12-4 brown dumurit table Clothe ‘ 10 doz white arid colored bordered hfcnTatilched linen cambric Hdkfs . - 1 10 doz wlfiie and colored borderedfivntsfiched imitation linen cambric Hdkfs 3 pieces linen Cambric, various qualities 100 llwcolored and white hull Cotton 50 doz colored and white spool Cotton, (some ivory spools) pack# Pins; 50 fiisosnahtirg Thread 10ft cotton ami silk Umbrellas, various qualifies 10ft newest style* of lace aud Worked muslin Collars 30 pieces pongeu and bandanna Hdkfs 12 do Dt quality double buck aud quilled Ma4» seiljes Vestings . ' 4ft do Irirfh Linens :M> 8. 11 and 12-4 white Counterpanes 50 piece# white and black foiiiiuution Musliod 30 do do Buckram 50 pieces white and blue pavilion Guueo 40do 3 and 44 plaid Hotuuspuu 3 bale# brown Sheeting 5 do Springfield Shirting 5 canes 3 uud 4-4 bleached Shir 5 .s»»g« and Iona Cloth* 10 pieces black and white Italian Crape 10 doz RiNglelfl,.yrtrion* sizes /f.Yf 2doz mohair Caps; French Flovyerr; bohttidt Quillings; Inserting* nud Edgings; blond Qnib lings und Edgings; Swiss muslin Inserting*;; Indies fancy Snarfsand Cravats; half mourning ‘ Muslin*; Cambrics and Ginghams; dotted 4 and r »-4 thnle Lace for veil*; gauze Veils and black Crape for veil*; black love Veils aud Handkls; feather and palm leaf Funs; Gentlemen * Stocks and shirt Colbir#, See. Ate., which, to gether with stock on hand, makes the assort- nent very complete Country MerHmnj# will dud it to their advantage to nalV-nnd examine ny^luck.owgood#. and judge fi>r tl.bmseivpB he qunlity/ and prices, nt . - ’AJBF.NNETT^S StordJf !* Nu 1 tia Youngs BuilJing., MurWCb. I ep 8 -• - ‘$0 - IWJ ■n mM

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, May 06, 1837, Image 1