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ksA PULASkT HOUSE, raA SAVANNAH, G EoRGlA. TENHE public respectfully informed, that the -k subscriber is now to be found at home at this lately improved establishment, where it will afford him much pleasure administer to the comfort of those of his friends and the travelling community ge nerally, who will favor him with a call.

 Or5- Fare reduced to two dollars per day.

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

 P. WILTBERGER, Proprietor. Savannah, Nov. 13, l541. nuv22 S3a 0o- The Charleston Courier, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Constutonalist, MlledgeviIle Federal Uni on, Columbus (Ga.) Argus, New Orleans Pioayune, Baltimore American, Philadelphia (U. 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. NEGROES.-The subscriber has on hand and l ' will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baltimore, NEGROES of avery description, which will he disposed of at moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances Negroes put in his hands for sale, his place Jackson, between Dauphin and St. Francis streets.

 oct22 62t aprl '42 JAMES F, ZUNTZ.

 Vita est breu,s xed laboro.'' FUNO the Merchant, Acoou it,ni, the Attorney, and 1. the man of Letters also, last but not least the Ladies.

 GOODWANE'S

 Celebrated aud Uaripailed System of Mercantile