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POETRY.
From ilio New York Kveuing Post
“A nil! 'h'* myrtle ami the vine, and the val
ley where the summer sleeps, arid rivers ‘hat
murmur their memories and legends of aid a
mid 'he hills and the gl >s-y glade- and the silver
fountains s'ill as beautiful as if tin nymph and
spirit vet held tnd decorated an early home a
m and 'hem we will make the couch of our brid
als. and the moon of Italia’s skies shall keep
witch on our repose ” —Btilwer.
Yes th ru wi't sit by silver streams.
While round thee play the bn-e e> soft,
And sheltered from the noontide beams
Bv f liaire green that waves aloft.
Thu-' shall onj iv the fountains bright,
That vield their freshness to the air,
And h 'Utifu! will be the sight
Os nature’s flmverv aspect there.
And thou wilt see the blosom" blow
In glossy vales tha eal uly sleep;
Italia’s rn mn will deenlv glow,
And ’er the rest her vigils keep.
There r -1 rant rivers as 'he ■ (low
Via breath heir •emeries of old;
Th ivrtlc ind 'll vine may grow,
Ad all their loveliites* unfold
But wilt thou find a tranquil homo,
Amid the vello.v orange bowers?
Dream’st th"U of purer bliss to come,
While roaming that world of flowers?
Wilt break the golden links that bind
Thv heart to his, once dearly prized,
And leave those infant charms behind,
Which thou hast ever idolised?
Bewate—beware the fatal stings
fhatbuk where pleasure steows her flowers,
Her s '’eels with liberal hand she flings
But poison mingles with the showers
NUMA
The Par art p ' >t. —Of the origin of
the name “ Forget me not ” (Myosotis,)
I)r. Joh iso i, oi Jiis “Flora of Berwick'
upo.i-Tweed” gives the follow ttg account
extracted from Mill’s II story of Clnvalrv,
an 1 communicated to that work by Dr.
A. F. Thompson;—
“Two lovers were loitering on the mar
gin of a lake on a fine summer’s evening,
when the maiden espied some of the flow
ers of Vfyosotis growing on the water
close to the Drink of an island at some dis
tance from the shore. She expressed a
desire to possess them, when the knight,
in the true spirit of chivalry, plunged into
the water, and swimming to ihe spot,
cropped the wished for plant; hut his
sire ujth was unable to fulfil the object of
his achievement, and feebng that he could
not regain the shore, although very near
it, he threw the flow rs upon the hank,
and easting a last affectionate look upon
hi* lady-love, cried ‘Forget me not!” and
was huned in the waters. As the world
insists niton a reason, tins story is as good
as another, but the worthy knight must
have been sadlv out of his element not to
h ve been able to return from a bank on
wh'ch his mistress could discern so mi
nute a blossom, unless, indeed, we sup
pose him to have been clad in armour,
which was an habiliment ill-adapted for a
lover by land or water.”
Georgetown, (T). (\) Feb 10.
Another of those dangerous blasts, which
have so often threatened destruction to
portions of our town and inhabitants, was
made on Tuesday afternoon, about 3o'
clock from the neighborhood of Congress
street. The fragments of rock flew in al
most severy and rection,and fell in the streets,
which were at the time thronged w ; th pas
sengers, horses, and vehicles. It is a
most miraculous interposition of Provi
de ice that no lives were lost, although one
black man had a very narrow escape; he
Was sitting on the step of the door of a
frame house on Bridge street, recently oc
cupied hy William D int, Tailor, and
which had only been vacated a few days;
a stone weighing 144 pounds struck the
door, bursting >t open and grazing the arm
of the man which it slightly bruized: after
entering the house it glanced side-wavs
until it came against the partition be
tween that and the adjoining house; also a
frame, occupied by Mrs. Clark, Milincr;
the glass doors of her show cases were
shattered to pieces, and the family of course
much alarmed. Ynother frament of the
stone stuck the southeast corner of the
Columbian Gazette Office, which is in a
large doable, three story brick building; it
made ahole in the roof large enough to ad
mit a man, split one of the rafters from the
eaves to the collar-beam, and scattered
the bricks from the tire wall and the slates
into the street below. Another piece
made a similar hole in the roof of Sim
ms’s Tavern, which is opposite the Ga
zette Office. Another demolished the
porch back of the house occupied bv
Richard I )uvis, Tailor and another niece
fell into the vard of Mr. Dickson, Cabinet
.Maker, on High street, besides hundreds
■of small fragments falling on the roofs of
r many of the houses without injuring them.
New Hampshire. —The National Re
publican Convention at Concord, V. ([.,
2d inst. nominated fcHAimn B\rc* as
cu’id laic for the office of Govern t " the
cnsu’Mg elec mi. Mr. Bartlett e veil
on* out of IS< votes, and has on - m
tc' 1 s o st ind a- a ennd dat •. T mothv l.To
h’on was fir-a nominated, but declined,
through a friend.
NvXlifier&rrtrsuiJaclcson. — Evan nrtic- 1
I in today’s paper, taken from the Wash
ington City Globe, believed to be the organ
of the present Admiuisrationit willbe seen
that a strong suspicion exists of a union
between the nuliliers and Clay party as to
the approaching election of President,
and another article given today, extracted
from the Columbia Times, (a nullifying
journal) reduced that suspicion tocertamtv
by explaining tile cuicumstance of which
tite imlificrscomplniii, and their determin
ation to treat Jackson’s conduct “with
contempt and scorn.” The old man of
\ew-< Means will lose nothing hv the bit
tern ss and opposition of such patriots—
tin ir emuitv is a sure index of his regard
for the country and inflexibility of pur
pose to maintain the Union. Bound In
his oath to support the Constitution, lie
could not without the moral guilt of perju
ry appoint to office under that Constitu
tion men whose avowed purpose is to de
stroy it. The prudence and independence
and patriotism which have dictated this
policy, will still more to the people, and
procure him adherents among those who
have hitherto opposed him. For thenulli
tiers to complain of being denied offices tin
der that. goverment which they threaten
with destruction, is the apex of impu
dence.
Stage Robbery. —We noticed a few
da vs ago the robherv of the Southern stage
near Wiftton, (X. C.) bv which two of the
passengers lost tlie.r trunks. We since
learn hv a communication front Mr. Jus.
Pruden. Post Master at Winton, that four
runaway negroes have since been appre
hended with some of the contents of the
trunks in their possession, and that they
hat e made a full confession oftlie robbery.
Besides articles of wearing apparel, Mr.
Pruden states that checks on New-York
to the amount of $3830 8l», were found
upon them. The property thus recovered
has been placed in the keeping of John
Grauherry Esq. at Frazer’s Cross Bonds.
Harford County, to whom the owners are
directed to apply. The negroes state
they have burnt and destroyed some of the
clothing anti papers found in the trunks.
They"are lodged in the countv jail at Win
ton to await their trial. —Norfolk Herald,
4 t/iinsf.
in Ossified Unn. — \ writer in the
Christain \dvoeate, under the head of
Trans Ulantic K<’collections, speakingof
the Museum of Dublin remarks—What
calls and rivets the attention of every vis
itor, whether scientific or otherwise, is the
celebrated skeleton of an ossified man.
1’ is said to be the only instance of entire
ossification of man ever known. Itisthe
skeleton of a man named Clarke, who
was of a large frame, and strong, and heal
thy constitution. Falling asleep on the
open air. during a state of perspiration, he
caught a sever ■ cold, at which time it is
supposed ossification commenced, anti
continued toprogress for years, hv slow
degrees; until fmnlyhewas all bone, ex
the skin, eves,and entrails. For a length
of tune before death, his joints grew to
gether so that he could not move, and
thus did death in this insensible and terrific
form, creep over hint bv slow degrees; tut
t l at length his sight departed, his tongue
became stiff and useless, his teeth grew to
gether uito one solid mass of hone, so that
to prolong Ins miserable existence, an
aperture had to ho broken, through which
*o ’-.our nourishment.
TALBOT SALES.
ffdl hr sold on thr first Tvesrtvv in April next
at Tulbotton t'alhot Counln within the laiefu
hoo s the fattaining promrtii IV
ON E Nccrro bov, b> the name of Harman,
nine years old l.e ied on as the property of Plea
sant Lawson to satifv a morgago fi fa. from the
Interior Court of Talbot County, in favour of
l.odriek Mathews: property pointed out c said
fifi F M LAWRENCE D «hff
Ja 2° t-d-s
CAHIIOLI, SAGES.
¥"¥ri 1 BE SO ID on I lie fir t Tuesday in V
” N pril next in (he town of Carrollton. Carrol'
oi'htv between lie usual hour of sale, the fol
•owing nrooertv to wit:
Lot of land .No 205. in the 2d district of Car
roll county; tevied on as the property ot James
tell, to satisfy surid y small fi fas issued from 'ho
Superior Court of Henry County in favor of the
officers->f court vs said Bell
The inteve-t of James O Stone n lot of land
"o 207 in the 2d district of Carroll ' 'ou.it he
ai-r one fi urth of said lot levied on as the proper
tv of said James O Stone to satisfy sundri fi fas
issued from a Justices court in Putnam countv.
in favor of the ad 'inistralors of Amos VVheeloss.
dec’d and others v« said Ja ms O. Stone am!
VVilliarn M Stone levied and returned to me by a
Constable
—ALSO
One sorrpl horse with a star in his forehead,
levied on as the property of Thomas York, to
sati-fv » fifa issued from Carroll Super or court
n favor of John Lea for the use of John Robert
son. vs said York
HENRY CURTISS, TANARUS) Shrrif
1 L B l ' Q OLDnn the first Tuesday in
v April next at CarrolltonjCarroll countv the
follow ing property to wit:
I ot No 153 in the 7th district of Carroll coun
ty, levied upon as (he property of Caleb Hatfield,
to satisfy a fifa from Richmond Superior court in
favor of Joseph K Kilburn and others vs. said
Hatfield
Lot No. 77, in the s th dist ret of Carroll conntv
levied upon as the property of Spivv Carmon. to
satisfy a fifa issued from a Justice court of Butts
eountv in favor pf Elijah AlcMichael vs said Can
non levied bv a constable.
Sixteen head of cattle, to wit, five cows and
the balance young cattle levied up m as tbe nrop
ertv of Robert C Craddock, to satisfy a fifa is
sued from Campbell Inferior court in favor of
Thomas A. Latham and othes vs Jokn A. Crad
dock and Rohert C. Craddock.
t >ne lot ofland No 1112 in the 11th district of
said countv levied on as the property of '■Samuel
Lovejoy to satisfy a rt fa issued fi- on Butts Supe
rior court in favor of Artiinus Gold vs. said
Lovejov i
BENJAMIN MEBRF.t L. Shrrif
NOTH' F..
• H HF, Fher'tr’s '»ali*s for ’he oun'y of
Carroll will hereafter be niihli hcd|in the
I Democrat. Jan 22.
NOTICBS.
TO CREDITORS AMI DEBTORS.
» 1.1. per ons indebted to tlioMateif Mn'niil
- ( ariisl. law of Morgan bounty, deceas-eij,
•re requested to make payment; and those hav
. g claims are hereby notified to present them
'e rally authenticat'd tvithilt tie time limited hv
law,to VVII.I.IAM \V. CAELISLE. lir
I’ronp ntv Nov 24. It'll!
POSTPONED GUARDIAN SALE.
t GKKi.ABI YTo an otue ot the nh nor
/. Y-Court of raw ford county when sating (hr
ordinary purposes will be sold *n the liirst Toes
da> in march ext at the court louse in t ariiphell
ton, Campbell county, the one half undivided iu
terest in Lot No 200 in the 2d district, of former
ly ('atroll, now ( ampbell county —sold for the
benefit'd' \ndrew M Cants, orphan of J ltu .Vle-
Cants, deceased.
A K. M'CANTS, Guardian
Pee. 25, — 11 —1 wt) vv
LL persons indebted to the esiafc-of Kljalt
’ Jewett, late of Miise< gee coun y dee i!. will
make immediate payment to the subauiber am!
tho.*- to whom the estate is indebted, will rentier
it their demands in teuns of the lav.
JOHN LOOMIS, Ex'r
0< t If., 18.30 I-' w
\LL persons ltaVi g demat ds against t.te es
tate of eapt. James ' owell lateh oft oweta
county, and formerly of Glynn county in this
State deceased, w ill render them in m terms of
the law And all persons indebted to said es
tate, are required to make iin Mediate p yinent
ALt. N B. L WELL.
Executor
nnv 27
VLI persons indebted to tin estate l 1. bert
.11 lie ph.ll deed late of the count of
cogee, will please make immediate pay •n! A
those having del amis are requested ! o present
them in terms of the law. 'o me for payment
ERANt IS G DION, Adm’r
Dec. 18, I 30—hw—(0
J'tUR months after date, application will b.
made to the Honorable tin Inferior coin tid
Viuscogee county when sett, ng f>r ordinary mn
poses for leave to sell the real estate of Elijah
Jewet', late of said county dee’d.
JOHN LOOMIS, Fx’r.
Oct. ICth, 1830 I- -4-m.
ADM IN IST RATO H’S KA LE.
Vgre. ably to in >rder <>f t'te Inter nr Cnutl < f
- Muscogee County Sitting for Ordinary pur
po-es.— here will bes Id. on the first Tuesday
in April next in the town of Lolumbu-. Lots
No 57 v 58 in said town with the impr vements
No 57 lies imtnedi-tely on Broad Street; in the
centre of the to*, nand No 58 immediately hact.
of 57reaching Front Street— On 57 stands a
larg and commodious Tavern two -dory high a
present occupied by G. \\ Diliiard bNq with
wham the Singe stops —AI o. tw .'her c • ,ven
ien' two sto. v hui dings, suitable or core Ho -
ses amt Private Dwellings.; this Lot will >e so
divided as to separate the buildings, if required
hv persons wishing to put base: Also, one nth r
Lot in said town No 221 All-sold as the prop
erty of R .bert Hemphill late of sat , county, for
the benefit of hi heirs and creditors
r erins made known on the day of sale.
Fed. 2d FRA VC/S GIDIOJh
t—A—s
x F PER tne expiratiui of four months, anpli
\ cation will be made to the Hon the Info-ior
court of Morgan county, when sitting as a c urt
for ordinary purposes,for leave to sell 155 acres
of land, more or less, lying on Indian crock, ad
joining Lumpkins Davis and others, it being a
part of the real estate of Matthew Phillips, late
of said countv deceased,
WILLIAM W. CARLISLE.
Troup »untv. Nov 24, 1830. \drnr
HE connexion heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the firm of C. Tarrer
v C . discontinues this day
All persons indebted to said concern are desir
ed to make payment without delay
GEO W OIL! INGHAM
BENJ \ IIN TARVER.
January 1 183'
ringlet derriw th r ( 'mint if
MAR' U TURNER, tolls before John Boyd
a Justice of'he Peace in h- so- .aid county
one vellow sorrel Filiey between three and four
years >ld; about fifteen hands hirrh: no mar' * or
brands perceivable. Appraised by Drut v Whu
lis and Thomas Boling to be worth fifty dollars.
OSCAR F. LEVERITT, c. i o.
Jan. 20 1831
LOOK AT THIS.
LL persons are forewarned from trading for
three promisorv notes of hand given by my
self to one Asa Tillman; two for thirty dollars
each A one for ten dolla s all due the 25th Dee.
1831; for 1 do not intend to nav them u’'t,il com
polled bi law, for they h ve been fraudulently
obtained JOHN WHATLEY
Jan 1. 6m
TO THE PUBLIC.
|AHE FA; UI.TY of the College would re
respectfully noti y he parents &- guardians
of the st udents that the conflagration of the new
building, however serie s, will riot interfere in
the smallest degree with the egular duties of
the Co 1 lege. The course of instruction wiil not
b affected, as ev- ry accommodation will be rea
dy for the st ude ts by the first of January. The
' ibrary it is true has been destroyed, but we feel
cmifidi n' from the munificence of the Legislatu
re that he loss will be so far repaired by thfi open
ing of the next term, as to prevent any injury
arising fro-o its destruction. The Mathematical
instruments can be easily replaced Tit fine
Philosophical Aparatus and Chemical Instru
ments a e uninjured, and consequently full in
struction in the higher classes can be given
As to the personal accommodation of the voting
men, no difficulty will exist, as the old building
hitherto devoted to the residence of the two low
er chases, is uninjured. A will consequently con
tain all who now compose th' so clases, or who
may cone bv the commencement of the next
term The two upper clas es w ill be accommo
dated with ongmg and study ro ms in private
families or the boarding In uses in town, l that
withou anv adaiti mat charge, until the College
building sha.. oe repaired.
The Faculty’ therefore trust, with full con
fidencethat the credit of the institution with the
Public, will not bn di inished The Faculty
therefore caufide in the return of all the students
on the first of Jan. next to r some their regu
ar duties. By order of the Faculty
WILLIAM MITCHEL,
Secretary
Oct. 30 4
LOST OR MISLAID,
SOME time in October last, a red morocco
pocket book, containing t o notes of hand,
on Mr Win. McNeal, made payable to myself,
each for fifty dollars; one due the first of January
2831, and the other due lan 1832. I forwarn all
persons from trading for said notea
WM. DR'VER.
Jan I e*
sri'PUKs
OF Weeding Hues,
Heavv Trace-chain*,
Scythe blades— patent,
('allin's «V ('o. (■ast Steel .Ires,
Received bv the Georgian; and t r aab' b
GEO-W. DILLINGHAM
Jan. 22,1831—1«
no fse.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his old
fiiends and the public in general, that he has re
moved in F wsyth, Monroe conn’v. and his taken
that well known Tavern, the Mas ion Hocsk lor
oerlv kept by Mr J hn Milner, and he flatters
himself tjorn long experience in that business he
may be aide to give satisfi ct on to all that may
favor him with a call
GEO. STOVALL.
January 1 I, 2831
ID* Abe Democrat and olmnbiis F.nq fire'-,
and Journal and Federal Union of Milledgeville.
w ill please give the above three insertions, and
forward their accounts to the subscriber for pay
ment.
G S
LOOK AT THIS!!
he subscriber ha just receiver a few splen
did paten! lever Watches, extra jewelled A
gold curl Watch-Chains; which will be sold low
for i -h D. S SMITH.
Feb. 10th 10—ts
JONATHAN A. HUDSON,
| as removed f.o hi former stand on Craw-
A i lord to I j road m ret ne t door above messrs
stew art and Fontaine, where he ;s tow receiv
ni dir ct from New York
SI General assortment
!)BV BOOBS
HARDWARE, CUTTLERY, &c. &c.
'V liich he will sell low for ea h, or approved
paper
He has also on hand. will continue to keep
A General Assortment of Groceries.
t'ob mho* N. v on
LEWIS C. ALLEN.
HASjnsi received in a .tion o his former
supply
Sup Blue, Black, and Fancy Cloths
Woolsevs, Ginghams 1 'alicoes &e
t rockery, China, A Glassw-ire
ALSO —
Anexcellont assortment Joiner's Tools
Jan 1
ALJi WAVS
FOR
8: I,
FOR sale BY
GEORGE VV DILLINGHAM
Columbus January - IB'il
5> FRESH iARDEN SEEDS,
i V \ISED by the New London Shakers,
White Onion 8100 • Beet
Yellow do t Early Turnip do
Red do Orang Carrot
Long White Parsnip Long Cucumber
Dutch su n’r Squash Early do
Crook Neck do Ice Head Lettuce
Salmon Raddish Imperial do
Scarlet do Cabbage Head do
Turnip do Drumhead Cabbage
Early March Peas Early York do
Goiden Hotspur do Savoy do
White Marrowfat do Early Sugar Corn
for sale by
GEO W DILLINGHAM.
Jan 15, 1831
GROCERIES
JUST Landing rom the Ann Howard
12 Hhds. Prime Sugars,
400 Bus Liverpool Ground Salt,
30,000 lbs Svveedes Iron,
Fur sale on acc >in idating terns,
Jan 23 J \ V HUDSON
GEO. VV. DILLINGHAM,
OFFERS FOR SALE •
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
W'NES.
HATS, SHOES, HEADY-MADE
Castings , Shaker Garden Seeds , School
BOOKS,
Together with a variety of other Goods adapted
to the market and spasort
Columbus, January 8 1831 -13—ts
WHOLESALE
Khat en
BOOT & ■rj
STORE, SL
SiViWAII.
t he s ibscrbers have just received a complete
as ort nent of
HATS, BOOTS & SHOES.
selected princip ally for the conntjy tiade,& of
er them low for Money ir wood Paper.
GEO. NEWHALL, & GO.
Young's Buildings.
Oct 2. 1830 2b
SALT.
I UST received per Steam Boat Baltimore,
800 bushels Liverpool ground Salt,
For sale at reduced price bv
JON A HUDSON
Tan 22
I iOU. T 4 AIiOU&CO.
OF SAVANNAH.
AVF. received bv the Slop /' e.orgia , arriv
ed this day from Liverpool, an extensive
and general assortment of
JJrttfsli HHauufacturrtt
SEASONABLE DVY GOODS,
and have alreidy in ''tore, and daily receiving
additional supplies of
America tench l 1 liar A frerman
I)9SV GOODS,
of all descriptions which are offered f.r “ale on
usual terms and such of their customers who
cannot conveniently leave home, their order will
ho faithfully cx"cuted.
Savannah cteber 't 'W
any v
Err cute el with main. ss and dispatch at
this Ojfici
n. s. swiTir.
11-AT. ll.vlAKi.lt .v J.:rt I.I.LRR, hO
T v on hand a splendid assortment of
Goid and Silver VV atelier,
Gold < bains arid Seals,
Ladies Gold Neck ' hams,
Filligiee Far Rings and Breast Pins,
Pearl nd Jet Finger Rings,
Gold Mena 1 lions,
Silver and P'ate Table and Tea-spoony,
Snuffers and Trays,
Elegant Silver Mounted Dishes,
Fine Spanish Knives,
Ever Pi inlcd Pencils,
Tooth Brushes,
Superio Razor’s and Strapps,
Pocket Rooks,
Violin Strings,
and a large quantity of other articles too numer
ous to mention; all of which will be sold on the
in st accommodating terms Clocks and Watch
es repaired and warranted.
"In mbits 1' 4 1 S’l l6—u
IIA IS VEY IIA I,ls,
> ON IFv CEr the man facture o Fm Ware
V. at his old stand, and has on hand a well sup
p ied stock, with a variety of
J\P VNNED BLO K TIN & PEWTER
WARE,
Just -eceived from NewYork; among which are
spb n 'id
CToffrc anti Tea Sir ns,
Patent tlalances, Sadrs Jp H figAfy.
He invites the attention of country merchants
feeling assured that he Can give them a« good
bargains as they can get in anv part of the state-
Jan 15 14
POWERS&\AFEW,
Have Ju-- received tiy - cam Boat Baltimof
Ai offer for sale, an assortment of
HA' DWARF. A. \ ( UTLE Y,
CONSISTING OF
Superfine Pen At Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks— Rogers super. Razors,
Locks of every description,
Hand and cross cu Saws Butts & Screws
B’ass and Irons —Shovels & Tongs,
Collins, vco. cast steel Axes—broad Axes,
lloe-. Trace Chains, Sad Irons,
Steel Yards— Guns.
Locking Glasses. Ac &e.
CROCKERY,
(EUtua Sc Glass Wnvr.
U HOC Kill US
C’ogniac Brandy—Holland Ginn,
American Swan Gin,
Double Refined Saga*,
Sp rm Candloa-—lesi Cavendish Tobncce,
Spanish and American Segars,
On consign ent,
100 Sacks Gadiz SALT
January w , 1831— 11
A. BE W ETT,
Pouitjjs Duiiiitufl s—^auanaf).
t'l Ac Just received by ships Florinn Stntira &
1 schooner exact a large addition to his stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry (foods—which makes
his assortment very complete—among them aro
the following, viz:
2 Pieces Matteoni (best) Italian Lutestring
Silks,
10 Do Jet A Biue black Gros de Naples,
5 Do do do do Gros dc Berlin and
Do do Gros de Zanes,
20 Do plain A figured Changeable Gres do
Naples,
10 Do do do Algerines, (anew article
for dresses,)
20 Do French satins all colors & qualities,
20 Do Florences, assorted colors.
10 Do Sim hews sarsnett <& kmbrella silks
12 Do Ncnkin Crapes, and
10 Do Pongees,
20 Do Canton Crapes, and
20 Do Italian ' rapes,
50 Do " j French Bombazines, and
5 Do Merino Cloths,
2 Do English Bombazines, and
30 Do Vlorin'o - ircassian,
50 Do Swiss Jackonett book & mull muslin,
40 Boxes B nnets and Taffetoes,
Ribbons of every descriptions and latest
style,
2 Do Newest style Belt Ribbons,
200 Kinbroid belte oflatest style A patterns
Thread and Bobbinctt Laces of all de
sc - iptions,
Ladies Horso Skiu Gloves Mils, and a
General assortment of Hosery,
30 Pieces Birds Eye Diaper, &
10 Do Table Diaper,
20 Do Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
10 Do Sattinnett, and
80 Nests largest size Band Boxes,
2 Cases Ladies Leghorn Bolivar’s, and
10 Do do and Misses Straw Hats,
And on hand a srenera! assortment of almost
every description of Fancy and staple dry goods
that can be called for—which arc offered « hole
sale and retail, at the lowest market p.ices, at
No. I, Younas Buildinas, Market Square, Sa
vannah, Georgia.
ALSo-on hand a general assortment ot Millin
nery of the latest New York, Philadelphia A Pa
ris fashions.
N. B Country merchants are particularly invi
ted to call and examine the Goods and prices for
themselves.
A Bennett will cut his Silks and Ribbons in
such quantities may suit his country customers,
& at t|ie same prices as by the piece—all orders
faithfully executed; and at prices which will
please, where they are accompanied with the
Cash or cit> acceptance.
January, 1831.—13
GEORGE \V. DILLINGHAM
-—OFFERS FOR SALE
CASTlNGS,— comprising*
-vF • " ‘ large assortment of patterns,
25 Boxes Collins. & Cos. Cast Steel Axes,
t 2 Dozen Axe Hatchets— a new article ,
10 Casks Goshen Cheese,
100 Bross Kettles,
10 Cvsks Nails,
12 Dozen Shaker Brooms,
50 Beam Wrapping Paper,
50 Do Fools hlap, do.
100 Boxes Segars, various qualities.
50 Bags Shot,
500 Lbs. ar Lead,
1000 Pairs Men*, Womens and Boys Shoes.
100 Pair Pantaloons.
200 Round Jackets and Vests,
50 Frock and Dress Coats and Coatees,
50 Camlet and Plaid Cloaks,
2000 Pieces Homespuns.
Jan. 8.1831—13
CANAL FLOUR,
FI RST QUALITY superfine
iu|. ’ggkE < anal Flour just received andfor
J A. HUDSON*
Jan. 1831
HAW -MILL IRONS.
r PHK Suhsc ibor has just received and .iffcr
■ for sale, a few setts of Saw-Mill Irons ot as
superior quality.
JNO A. HUDSON.
Jan. 22,1831.—14
