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[EsA PCLAShI HOCHE, E:.E3 SAvAHNA G RORGIA. THNHE public are respectfully informed, that the h subscriber is to be found at home at this lately improved establishment, where it win afford him much pleasure to administer to the comfort of those of his friends and the travelling community ge- nerally, who will favor him with call.

 Dg- Fare reduced to two dollars per day.

 The Ladies' apartments are keep in the same style of privacy and comfort as heretofore, and perfectly distinct from the public part of the house.

 P. .WILTBERGER, Proprietor. Savannah, Nov. 13, 1841. nov22 S3n 0o- The Charleston Courier, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Constitutonast, Medgeyille Federal Uni on, Columbus (Ga.) Argus, New Orleans Picayune, Baltimore American, Philadelphia lU. S.) Gazette, Mobile Register, New York Journal of Commerce and Boston Morning Post will publish the above three times and forward their bills for payment. NEW PUBIICATIONs.- s.-DOUBLEDAY & IN SEARS, 86 Dauphin-st., have the following: Incidents of Winding Voyage, to which ad. ded observations on the scenery, manners and cus- toms, ;,nd missionary stations of the Sandwich Islands 20. ,mpanied by numerous Lithographic Prints, by rancis Allyn Omstead.

 The Natural History of Sociay in the bsrbareus and civilized state by W. Cooke Taylor, Esq. L. L. D. M. K. A. s., in 2 vols.

 The Philosophy of History; in course of Lectures, by Frederick Ton Schlegel with a memoir of the author, by James Buston Robertson, Esq. in 2 vols. Fragments from German Prose Writers; translated by Sarah Austin, with Biographical Sketches of the Authors, l vol.

 The Lie and Times of Cranmer; by the author of "TLree Experiments of Living" &c l vol.

 The Life and Times of Martin LSthr; by the same author.

 Confession or fhs Blind Heart; domestic story, by the author of 'The Kinsman,' Guy Rivers &c. Poeficai Remains of the late Lucrcta Maria David son, collected and arranged by her mother; with a biography by Miss Sedgwick

 Pathology, or a Systematic Survey of Human Knowledge; by Roswell Park. A. M. vol. Svo: 4 Treatise on he Church cf Christi designed chief y for the use Sf sxtnhen'' 's theology. bs in" ""' The Early Eaghsh Church; by Edward Churton Nj. A., with Preface by the Rt. Rev. L. Siliinar Ives, D. D.

 4 Discourse Concerning Prayer, and the frequent ing Daily Public Prayers, by Simon Patrick, D. D. edited by Francis E. Paget, M. A.

 Disee Mori, Lean 10 Die; by Christopher SuttoH, D. D., new edition.

 (fodiy Medifations upon the most Holy Sacrament of the Lords Snpper,b the same author.

 Sacra Privdfa; The Private Meditations, Dev0- tons and Prayers of the Rt. Rev. T. Wilson, D. D. Thoughts ii Past Fears; by the author of the Ca thedral.

 Part 2nd Family Secrefs, Hints to those who would make Home Hap, y; by Mrs. Ellis, late Miss Stickney. novio NEGROES.-The subscriber has hand and lN will be constantly receiving from Charleston which will be disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in his hands for sale, his place Jacksen, between a%r:, oct22 62t apri AZ JAMES E. ZUNTZ.

 ssVaa est breas sed laboro." TWO the Merchant, Accou ,tant, the Attorney, and Il the man of Letters, also, last but not least

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