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Newspaper Page Textw ;iP : ^asr iVo J30. .....Vol- XX1I1. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1826. Whole IN 6. C/’.i->2. ^TsUBSCBIUErt OFFERS FOB SALE, at his ANl> HKNEllAI* jf.fr f XT SS^il DEES® “ d j**s* ” rt * aloene Water Inboxes _ . ■ #tpgS | &‘» (Mb S,m|.s, once l .ty j Ball Soaps. Naples, Fol) ( - Shaving Soaps rjiijsor Perfumed Fancy Soaps, all.Powder*plain and scented pdwder Puff, as- idlesrdOeSemena^Pocket Book. >vhh and Payette^sllkanS'iidir Stocks, an elegant aril- cle for gentlemens wear idleilndwpensables, assorted patterns Kf<£T“d. d. I ver Pencil Cases, best quality ; do Tooth with tweazers dc t, A d Pencils, warranted of the best nknlves.Segar Boxes, Dominoes do micy Smell Bottles, Dice, Playing Cards adies Toilet Dress Cases adies Toilet entlemens Shaving do larsliaU’s Buperior DentnSce niton’s ao do - urton’s do repared charcoal, from the Willow Bark, do r do common charcoal ■lye Stones, Snuff Bqxes, a fino assortment, Ree ve’s colour, \ floating Nuremburgh and French Tapers, for liurning on oil cirtble Ink, Aromatic Spirits of Vinegar hosnhorus Boxes, hair Powder Boxes, latinaand Fancy Wood.Shaving Boxes oundshsrlngcaV* soap do imerior and large Ivory, Bone and wood (led shaving Brushes nglisli, French and American superior and fancy penetrating hair Broshes, of all sties ine hair doth Brushes, all dies IS io : ine haircloth do whlat cloths, __ v late, nail and comb Brashes urniture, ahoeaqd whitewash'd® weeping and hearth Brushes Iso, his much admired durablo and fancy silver ire tooth Brushes, made on an Improved »j and to orders with plain and fluted ohnBarber’s andThomas Scargill’s superior lta- sors, in single nnd double irises, made to order, warranted to phrase the purclias t to bo returned ■ > • >ay and Martin’s imported shoe Blacking enuine Otto of Roses, large and small size toot- ’earl l’owder for beautifying the skin ■ • y Scotch apdCaphaJlio Snuffs SVVAIM’S PANACEA. HIS medicine is offered ns a retnedy for Scrofula or Kind’s EVil, Ulcerated sore Throat, lorig standing rheumatic affections,'Cuta neous Diseases, White Sweliingnnd disease of the oases gpr character, and Chronic, diseases arising in de blKtated constitutions; but more cspocii Syphilis, or Nodes, Uc. and that dreadful g in ually for I> disease occasioned by a long and bxoessive use of Mer cury, he. he.—It lias also been /bund useful in Diseases of the Liver. In all disorders arising (rom an impure or con taminated stato of tiie Blood, it will be found a powerful smd an effectual remedy—The discovery of this medicine has been the effect of long and attentive study, add It is now made public from thd most decided .conviction, founded on ampin experience, of Its power in eradicating those Ob- after every other medidhehas failtd. CERTIFICATES. “ I have within the last two yean had an op- portunlty of seeing several cases of Very invote *iods rate ulcers, which, having resisted previousy the regular modes of treatment, were healed by the use of Mr. Swnim’s Panacea; and I do believe, from wnat I have seen, that it will an important remedy in scrofulous, venereal, and mercurial diseases. N. CHAPMAN, M. D. Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Physic in the University of Pennsylvania " PijiHadeiphla, February 16,1823.’’ Low's Superior' Perfumed Soap. T HE subscriber lias just received trora the ma- nufaciurer Low’s Eraolienl compound Soap ej “ Chinese Musk “ " Rose « “ Palm “ « Violet “ “ Beneoin " “ Olive * « Oriental ' . " Vegetable “ " Abyssinian « 1 Vernacular * “ Ceylon “ " Bandanna " “ Palmyrene ** . 4 , . The real and genuine Purified English Windsor Soap ■ . \ ; V . ■ ’ • Flat and round cakes transparent Soap Naples Soap in large an” small pots. And the vhriegnted S For sale h iBoapi dec 19. Druggist,,No.8, GUtoifc'fxdldhlgs. Par Sale. * The Plantation of tlie Sub scriber, 5 miles from Savannah on (he White Bluff Road, containing “ I have employed tho Panacea ’ot Mr. £ in numerous instances, within the Inst year*, and have always found it extremely Swaim three , effica- and in ilk jumble of oil . maiuder is pine land. On the premises are a { dwelling house, audthe necessary plantation ties .uritlard’s fine cut chewing Tobacco onqiiln and Venolla Beans ipoihecary’s scales and weights ’ van’s crown Lancets, spring Lancets with extra blades, with a fine assortment of Surgical instruments, Apothecary’s Glass Ware, be. ogether with a very general and extensive as- utment of Drags, Medicine, Chemicals, Patent Ditmentof Drags, Medicine, Chemicals, Faten iledicmes, Spices, Dyo Stuffs, 4*e — All of whfcli as been selected by himself, for this market. Of- wo at wliolesnlo and retail by At’ARSONS. Druggist No. 8, Gibbons’ Buildings. io . aoa , ’. nioiis, especially In secondary syplialis mercurial disease. I have no hesitation in pro- uouncitig it a medicine of inestimable value. - , ’ W. GIBSON, m. D. PrnfcOHsr of Surgery <n tho University of Penn sylvania, Surgeon and Chemical Lecturer to tne Aim* House, Infirmary, he. “ Feb. IT, IteM.” ! • “ I have rflpQitttdlyniiod Swalm’s Panacea, h in the Hospital anil, in private practice;-ana e found it to l»e. » vaiiitmio medicine in chrou- hoth have found it to he.i vatiitmta medi ic, syphilitic, and scrofulous complaints, end in obsliuale cutaneous affections. . VALENTINE MOTT, is. n. Professor of Surgery in the •Uni versity of New- York, Surgeor ol the N Y Hospital, be. N Pork, 1 mo. 5lh, \ nth April, Assize of Bread. F. average price of Flour being $6 per bl. „ 196 lbs, weight, the weight of bread for the present month must'be “ cents Loaf * 2 lbs. 64 oz. “ “ . j <(, 7 | all Bakers and Sellars of read will take due notice M. W. STEWART, c t- april 11 82 ' te of Quanine, TUST received per ship Louisa Matilda, el French Sulphate of Quanine. (EP Printed directibns accotapany cine. WM.SWAIM, Ab. 13, South. ‘ Opposite the Uniter situ f Pei O'The Public is resni-ctfuHy Informed that I have appol >ted A. PARSON5. of Savannah, lay sole Agent for the state ol Georgia. Persons wishing to nurtliRse at wholesale or retail, will .purchase of him at the same prices as from me, and shill in no instance supply orders; only thro’ him. VVM. SWAIM. Philadelphia, Oct. 1, 1926. - , Atatc treatise. ii published on this valuable Medicine, with coses illustrating fls great success, be. Just received and wilt be, loaned to those thfft please call. A.PAftSOflFS, ;DH(gfft*i> ■ nov )H. / ’ Nam. CBbbow'XtoWhgs. Je-Griive, the Medi- tfinth-st. For sale by INE months after date application be will * made to the hon. Inferior court of Liberty county, for leave to sell the real and personal es tale of Lodowick Lard, late of Tattnall count deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and eret tors. E. WAY, Adm’y ....o, Jem w ietv isol- 20 enrtl Viit-De-Grave WYJ. HUNTER. ID- BOXES For sale by Jones’ Building m93 . xNOTIGE. Library Society. Ala meeting of the Savannah Library soc on Monday, 13tli February, 1826," Reso vhd tlmt the Treasurer be instructed to place such (.■founts as emounttotwelve dollars and upwards n the hands of an attorney for collection, which resolution will be carried into effect after the expiration ot the present week. L. MASON, Treasurer. ib 16 38 . Notice. jVTINE months after date application will be it made to the l.un. the Justices of tho Inferior Co rt of Bulloch County, for leave to sell a tract of land, containing two Insured ncrcs more or less lying and being in the county of Houston in the NOTICE DHEsubscriber (late of Snvannnll) as esta AL Wished liimsolf in tills City for the transact- an ofCommission business ana bogs leavo to ten- er Ills services to bis fricnos and the public in leorgia. -* b. gwathmey; New-York Sept. 1826. Hate oLUeorgia, known by the No. 97, fourteenth District, soTdfbrthe benefit of the Imlrs and credj itorsof- 'f/trentes in Savannah, Mr. Joseph Cummir rs. Joi and Son Messrs. John Cumn Mr. William Gaston oct« 1811 GENERAL MJigi ef geo- ' • ' Drug and Family Medicine WAREHOUSE. nHE Subscriber.has just received per brigs L Panlhea and Frances and ship Oglethorpe, nd is now openinf Of Genuine Saratoga Farm, Camden. County, will un dertake to make speciul re-surveys in Cnmdeu and .Glynn Counties, or in any 1 part of the State or East Florida if amply compensated. Ai ' to his Maps or plats will be furnished, hr! graphical remarks upon the qualities of ibi out soils, and its botany, so as to enable tbe pro printer to fern un necoratc estimate of the value of his land us if he wore taking a circumstantial view in perron. As respects his experience he can produce ample and satisfactory credentials. Reference to A.J5. MILLER, Genuine Drugs, Chemicals . Dye Stufts, Spices, 1 n nn.! ,r ? e RBt * choice assortment of PERFU «ERF, Fancy ARTICLES, he he he. he. Gentlemen, Physicians,. Country Merchants, Bnd al, that wishto purchase; in his line till find prices unusually low; and on the most ccommodaling terms. . Strict nnd prompt attortion will,he paid to all idem by A. PARSONS, Druggist, 0C 1 if* No 8, Gibbons’.Buildings Doctor Edward C r *^L practlce in the various prdle&sion. Hiis office is at No. 2, Young’s »;Wmg,ai,d hi. dwelling In Broughton-street, >e « 0B u ^ tffer80n and Barnard streets. nt«rch,28 ■ To ■ v ' ‘ ’ NOTICE flNE months i -r-Iftftttr f n,, de te the boh. 1 date Application will be eepPio WTHAN^CKlNGER, Admtr. FKIZE LIST RECEIVED Of Eight Drawings OT THE A VGUSTA masonic hall ) Prizes. ■*».(. brought to Jail,' I »av»hl« nhm 0l i !?■ 8 , 0111 ffl u ne S'’° hoy who he belongs to herp „ M ACDONNELL’S Office. all LaI? 8 “ ,d acvera > Dt $100aud $60P lK3 Mn? , ,ne T rt ur Tickets. l! "lni: cb.k” frora l,h° counl ry (post paid) con- Agent Savannah. april 24 • larv' Hni. < , r V Uic,{ ' and that lie belongs to ■ ’ *»ches high and about 20 years of nge. mnv 6 WJSNLDEWS^ce. Is 6 he_ 1N Notice. J. H. COBB, i march 251 6 g <iuai. Executors. jqna Purvis, an orphnn'dee. ■ -—MURPHT, Tiuh’dn and A’ SURVEYING. ' ,f roprletor and Five trtots containing in the whole 160 situated on Doctors Creek, comprising tis ed one of the best Mill Seats in the (ow c being contiguous to the Sand Hills, where a flour- ioliing.Academy stands and vnbere a quantity, of imuer Or by Mail,directedto T. E. april 19 Jlfe ca§89 NOTICE. is tits c l factory c . G. MIL Factor, Savannah. ~ HARDEE, Casnden county jVTINE months after date, I shall apply to the 11 Honorable tlie COurt of Ordinary for C ell the Ordinary he Red! Cam- Estate ol i arable tlie C y, for leave to si Capl. James Vincent, dec. WILLIAM GIBSON, adm’r, -212 LIVE OAR. “ nov 23 Navv Cohmissioneks’ Office, \ . , I 27th March. lflfiO.. J S EALED Proposals will be received until tbe 31st day of July .next, for the supply of LIVE OAK< TIMBER, for the frames ot three Frigate*, to moulds; one of whioh, with.1800 cubio feet ,iromiscuous timber, to be delivered on or be fore the’ first day of. September, 1827, at each of the Navy Yards at Boston, Newark and Phila- ' hia; also, for nine Live Oak Biams for a frigate ,e .first class, to be delivered at the Navy Y ard atNew-Yoirk. (pT-To be published for six weeks, twice a eek, in th6 National Intelligencer, National ournal,. Baltimore Patriot, Baltimore American, week, Journal, 1 _. Aurora and Franklin Gazette, Democratic Press, New-York Commercial Advertiser, New-York American, New England Palladium, Boston Pa triot, Maryland Republican,.. Norfolk Herald. Richmond Enquirer, Alexandria Herald, Charles ton City Gazette, Savannah Republican; Raleigh Register, and Jtataigh Star. nprii 10 81 Boots and 8hoes. T HE Subscriber has just received a few cases Boots and Shoes—-Consisting of the follow ing klndp, viz: J ' 7 Cases Gentlemens fine Seal Skin Boots 2 do Womens Morocco Slips 2 do do Leather Welted 1 do . do d<> Pumps Which will be sold low for cash-. T. S. LUTHER. may 20 17 ' ; V . : " Brought to Jail, XN Savannah, on the 16th test, n negro man wh X says his name is David; aud that he belongs t Allen Powell of Wayne county, Georgia; on ut 4 months ago; he' Hen that he 74 inches high; an has a scar on 20 ’ 90 „ . 5 feet about 30 years' of age, and * P I. DEWS, is c. o Notice. be sold on the first Tuesday in June n front of tho Court-hou9e, between the usual houts, Lots Nos. 8 and 16, Springliill, k for “•ON" three years, i m “/ 13, no F. M. STONE, o. m 9Bnk 600 acres, about half of which isca of cult vatlon in cotton and corn—the re- good and PAT. HOUSTON. nov 12 1204 cocut UIUIIIU 1 124 cent! Of which all tbe leby nov 29 217 dec 16 A. PARSONS, Druggist No. 8, Gibbons’ Buildin au a 31 ■ VT ,NE months after date, application will bo _. v made to the Hortorable the Inferior Court i County, when silting for ordinary par- Heave to sell 2024acrpsof Imid, belong' c estate < ofBryan loses, fnrli ngtothc estate of William Manly, dec. (or the iicnefit of thu heirs nnd creditors of said estate. PHILLIS MANLY, administratrix march 17 61 V’ Administrators sale. An Ordinance To appoint Measurers and Inspectors of Lumber, Ranging Timber, Staves,, Shihgtes, and oilier Timber; Measurers of Sail, Peas, Corn, and other "(ted grain, and of /Food; Guagers of Liquors: Weightrs of Cotton, Rice, Tobacco and Way. § 1. Best ordained by the Mayor and Jlldtrmtn of the city of Savannah, and the ilamltls thereof, in Council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by tlie itamt, That from and after tbe pas- aulhorili sage and publication of this Ordinance, no person Or persons whatet er, except those appointed by the authority of this ordinance, shall measure car goes of salt, peas, Corn, and other grain: inspect and measure boards, scantling, staves, shingles, ranging limber, cypress logs, oak and other tim ber; cord and measure wood; weigh cotton, rice, tobacco and bn$ or guage liquors. § 2. And be it further ordainedby the authority aforesaid. That ut tho next regular meeting of Council after the passage of this ordinance, and at the first regular meeting of Cnhncil In January of each Subsequent year, and pn such other oc casions as may be deemed necessary, there shall be appointed not exceeding ten Measurers of Lumbar and Inspectors of Staves, not exceeding three. Measurers of Wood, not exceeding two Guagers of-Llquori, not exceeding ten Weighers of Cotton, Rice, Tobacco and Hay, and npt ex ceeding five Measurers of Suit, Peas, corn, and •other grain: Each of whom, before entering upon the duties of his office,eliali take and sub scribe the tallowing oath, "I, A. B. do solemnly swear or affirm (as the case maybe) that 1 will faithfully and impartially discharge the duties of theoffico to which I have been elected, according to the Ordinances of the city and laws of the State, so help me God. § 3. And be it further ordained by the authqnty aforesaid, That no person appointed a Measurer of salt, peas, com, and other grain, or of wood,,a Mehsurer and Inspector of lumber, staves, shin ies and other timber *, shall be directly or in- irectly concerned in the sale thereof as prioci- pni or agent. And each person appointed a Mea surer oi salt, peas, corn, and other grain, or wood, shall pnter into bond and security in the sum of five hundred dollars; and each person appointed a Measurer and Inspector ot lumber, staves, shin- which the Measurer nnd Inspector of said lum ber shall receive as bis compensation the sunt of ono dollnr.. nnd the Clerk of Council for atrlxing tbe Heal of tlie City tbe sum of filly cents, to be paid by the shipper thereof. § 9. And be tt further ordained by the au thority aforesaid, That each Guogcr Or Measurer of Liquors, appointed under and by virtue of this Ordinance, when called upon to ascertain the contents of any cask, shall be entitled to receive the following lees to be paid him by the appli- cant. -• ■ . ’ - For every Pipe, 26 cents. For every Hogshead, 2l) cents. f For every Barrel or Cask, 8 cents. And each Gui Liquor, and talning said liqui § fO. And be honty a And it further ordained by the mi- ... That one of thq Weighers of Cotton, Ricp, Tobacco, Hay nnd other goods, ap pointed under and by virtue of this Ordinance, shall bo located in Market Square, and the others at convenient places, whose duty it shall be, upon application for that purpose made to them, to weigh all such cotton, rice, tobacco, hay and o- thor articles presented; for which they shall he severally entitled to die following fees, to be paid by tbe person or persons selling the same, Fol“ each bale ef Coton, cents, includii and labour at the scales, iCh lieree of rice, Cj do do do hogshead tobacco, 20 do do do gles, nnd other timber,shall enter into .bond and security in the sum of one thousand dollars; and each person appointed a Weigher of Cotton, Rice, • fa#- • • • - - milieu u TMSiguci ui V/UUUII, aaiuts, Tobacco, and’Ray, shall enter Into bonds in the «oin of five hundred d6llarst and erfeh person ap pointed a ganger of Liquors. Shall enter into bond in tb ... tbe sura of five hundred dollars, which bond shall be taken In name of the Mayor and Alder men of the cite of Savannah, and deposited with * C< ’ the Clerk of Counoil. $ 4. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That cacti Measurer ana Inspector of lumber appointed in manner aforesald, and after complying with the requisites of this Ordinance, I rcceit ■hail ve a license, and for the same shall pay to the City Treasurer twenty five dollars for the use of the city, and fiftv cents for his own fees to gether with the sum of one dollar to the Clerk of Council for his fees. That each measurer ofwood shall receive a license, and lor the same pay to the City Treasury the sum ot ten dollars tor the use of tbe city, and to tbe City Treasurer for his fees fifty cents, and to the Clerk of Council for bis fees the sum of one dollar, and each measurer of Salt, Peas, Corn and other grain, shall receive e license aud for the same pay to the CitJ Treasu rer the sum of ten itulalrs ter the use of the city, and 60 cents for Ills fees, and $1 for the fees of the Clbrk of Council, and each weigher of cotton rice, tobacco, and hay. shall receive a license am for tbe same pay to I he City Treasurer tbe sum of $25 for the useof tbe city, and 60 cents for hip fees, end to. the Clerk of Council $1 for hi* fees, in Guager shall also be an Inspector of When required shall determine the a required t proof thereof, -according to the United Slates Standard, and mark tbe same on tho cask con- Waftted to Hire, GOOD Cook, Washer and honor. this office. Apply — FRESH TEAS, Just received per ship Stalira, a supply of. ■’ IMPERIAL, IIV .SON, YOUNG HYSON,nml » POWCHONG THASL* Tlie above Teas were particularly selected hv tbe agent of Mr. Thomas H. Smith, la'the.shijt America,last month- , No. 8, Gibbons'/ Buildings imported £ '-For..s may 15 LANDING, G PIPES H. GIN 4 lihds Jamaica Runt 4 pipes Cognac Brandy 10 bbis Canal Flour 10 do. Newark Cider 12 do Hams . 27 do mess and prime Pork 60 kegs Lard—For sale by J B. HEP. may 3 ' . - m k Cc. ingpor- Health Committee, JjlOR the City of Savannah—Appointed 1X1 hi I ot each bundle hay, ' 6.4 do do do Ana for i - T ■ 1 other goods agreeably to tho rates prt scribed in the usual rules of wharfage. § 11 And be st further rdained by the au. irers of salt,peas, under the autlio- , _ . . hen called upon for that purpoee, measure all cargoes of salt, peas, corn and other grain landed from nny boat or ves- I; also, all salt, peas, corn and other grain sold in this city, when the amount sold exceeds one hundred bushels, for which he shall be entitled vo 60 — D -~ J - J •- - to receive 60 cents for every hundred bushels to be paid by tbe seller. § 12. And be It further ordained by the eedihoriiy aforesaid. That any person or parsons copvictcd before the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Sa vannah, of altering or changing any measurement or weight, made under andby virtue of this ordi nance, shall be fined In a sum not exceeding $30 to be collected by warrant and distress as prescr|- bed in the amended charter ot the city, passed by the general assembly io its session, in Decomber, 1826; one half of said fine to go to tbe use of the Cityand the other half to the informer. ‘ § ,18. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That every and each McasUrer and In spector of lumber, hoards,'scantling, staves, shin- gles, ranging timber, oypress logs, oak and other timber: and every and eaeh measurer and In spector of fire wood, guager of liquors, mea surer of sal(, peas, corn, and other grain, weigher of cotton, ,rice, tobacco and hay; who shall be convicted before the mayor and aldermen of a neglect or violation of Ills duties or tbe provisions ot this Ordinance, iha|l lie fined in n sum not ex- May, 1826. Jackson Ward. Wm. Marshall, Tlieo. Bnrlaw. Old Franklin IPard. J. G. I M'h, I ■ CbtiCn. New Franklin Ward. O. B'. Lamar. North Oglethorpe. Chas..T. Brown, E. A, bird South Ogtctiorpe. J. G,-Holcomb, G.-L. Copg. Columbia IVard. Jno. F. Lloyd, .fas., Hills. Anson Ward. Jas. B. Read, Jno Lewis. Reynold’s Ward. Arch. Smith, jr. Clins. Dun ham. Greene H ard. A. J. C. Slmw, Jas. ■(»; Wilson, Decker Ward. Jno. Spollmnn, Paul H Wil kins, jr. Darby Ward. Chs. M. King, Frederick Dens- ler. Warren Ward. John Balfour, A, Nicholls. Ptrcivdl Ward. A B. Fannin, Wm. Williams. IlcalhcotUe Ward M. C'leUind, G. G. Forics, Ward. Ii-K.Toit, G.Rbtin tson, Jr. wr Liberty Ward. Tiros.' Purse, H. Cassidy F.lhtr't Ward. A. Cope, H. R Cnyfer. Washington Ward. J. S. Williams, las, S, Bul loch. \ " C- - ■ M. MYERS, c, c, >ay 11 .108 ; NOTICE; : U., A LL Persons , A. Osgood, late of Liberty conniy, (ieceased, are n ■ requested to make iminedi.ile payment, ami those having demands piescnl tlie in ilalv altesterl to WM. W. WALTMOtlR,) 2^, WM. Q. ItAL MU, { S g A*tt»- nny 6 JOS. NORMAN. 10-iir, * TLs ft ceeding thirty dollars for every and each offence, one half of said fine for the for the use of the city, the other half to the informer; end if deemed necessa ry by the said mayor and aldermen, shall be. dls- r °y ' missed from office. Oh tho first Tuesday in July next, W ILL be sold before the court house in Rice- borough,' Liberty county, between the usu al hours of 10 and 4 o’clock, the following proper ty, viz: 1600 acres, suppns- country, ■ must'at all times meqt with a ready sale habitants. On the premises remains the Hills called Bitch Pond Tract. Also several other tracts ot on and near the Big Bay, the llTo Lum to, its inhabitants. On the premi works of a mill and mill dam,'which with same repairing coflld soon.be- fitted up for use. Also one trget containing 300acres on tbe Sand I pine iand situated _ j Little Goose Pond, the Read Branches of Bull Town Stvnmp and the Horse Pen Gapi containing in the whole ,2460 acres. ' Also one tract containing 600 acres adjoining Lands of (Roger Purkef Saunders. Also 65 aerasof aq,.,undivided moiety on Bull Town Swamp, adjoining lauds ot Joseph Her Titles, Piets and Grants to fill the above Lands will be shewn on the day of sale! Terms one half ' ' ’ ' * If payable. cash; the other half payable on die 1st of January, •1827, in a note with approved security. The above properly sold ngreeably to oftheiiiferior court of Liberty county, fe • . an Order or court of Liberty county, fer the be nefit of tlie Iieirts arid creditors of William Ander son, deceased. J IS. JONES, admbr-eit. Wm Anderson may 6 104 - EORGlA, Bulloch County:—By l.ty Keuui G . . . .^ ... M dy,CletkofUic court of Ordinary, for said county. To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Lhcinda Sheffield of said county, ap plies for letters pf administration bn the estate nnd effects of Isom Sheffield, late of said county, de censed. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have in my office, on or before’ the first Monday in July next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted the applicant. Given under my hand i May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six. • ELY KENNEDY, c. p, o. b. c may 18 *114 Flour nnd Hams. hbls tnidd tiling Flour >>jr „ 6 do. Hams Landing from schr KHzabetll—for sale by may J6 J- .B- HERBERT b t and each ganger of liquors shull pay to tho City Treasurer the sum of $10 for the use of tho city, co and 60 cents for his fees, and to the Clerk of Council $1 lor his fees, nnd efloli license shall be signed by fhe Mayor am) attested by the Clerk, with the seal of the city thereto. §6. Jrtid te it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That each Measurer rind Inspector of lumber, staves, shingles, scantling, ranging timber, cypress logs, oak and other Unifier, shall receive tn» following fees as his compensation, the same te be paid by tbe seller. For inspecting and culling White Oak Hhd. Staves, White Oak Pipe Staves; White Oak Bhl. Staves. Red Dak Hhd. Staves, Pine Staves for rice casks, Boards. Srantlingand other saw $1 00 Pr M. 1 60 « " 76 ct» » « SI 00. “ <« 60 cts NOTICE. mHE City Connell will on Thursday next, tho J. 11th instant, elect the Officer* to be ap pointed under the above Ordinance, and appli- Ranging Timber, Pine, Cypress Timber, ’ Live Oak, Cedar, Bay and other $1 00 60 cts $1 00 “ft. lumbernotbeforementioned, $1 60 For culling and inspecting shin-. ’• cants for those offices will leave their applicati- cations with the names of tkeir securities at the Clerk’s Office. M. MYERS, c. may 6 104 V aforesaid. gulhrly culled and Inspected, whntev r shrill averaging he allowed—And that all staves shall be of the following dimensions, PHILADELPHIA STANDARD. WbiteOakhhd- staves, clear of sap, 42 inches long, 34 iuches wide, J inch thick 64 In For Sale. 4 TRACT of Land lying in Early County, con- talning 280 acres, No. 209^ 28th District.— For particulars, apply at this office, or at the Geor- - pril 2<i ’ m95 ■ • ■ 'l'fie Subscriber, White pak Pipe Staves, White Oak Bbl. Btaves, Red Oak Hhd. Staves, Rice Tierce Staves, Rice Tierce Heading, White Oak do & CO. Savannah Fire CQinpanv, TAKE NOTICE. 4 VACANCY has occurred in said company tY by the resignation of Jno: A. Beaulard, esq. Persons wishing to make application for nomihu- tien te Council, will hand them to the Clerk, on sforb Friday or before Friday the- 3d’June.. By order of the Board, JOHN HAUPT, Clerk. may 19 ‘ US s Sale, On the first Tuesday Ihf August riexjt , LL be sold before the Court House in t city of Savannah between the' usual hi A negro map. narneli* Monday, levied on tinder a Ft Far on foreclosure, Mortgaged by Robert and 'Joseph Habersham to the Planters Bank of ( the State of Georgia.' A. D’LYON, e. c June 3 128 nches long, 34 inches wide, 1 inch thick; 32 inches long, 34 inches wide, I inch thick, 42 inches long, 34 inches wid,e 38 inches long, 4 inches wide, !■ inch thick, . | inch thick, 32 inches loni 6 ino’s. bvoai | inch thick on the edge, 5 ot the same fit for mid dle pieces. Red Oak free from sap, knots arid tvoi holes. And that all other oak staves, except wbjte oak, shall be classed only as red oak. That al I .shingles shall be twenty two inches, long, arid at least three and a. half incites wide, and free from splits and other defects. That ail boards, scant- ling, or .other sawed lumber, to bo considered mercb'aritabi.e,-'must be squnie edged, free ftom splits, decay and sap, except on one side, and all such boards, scantling, or other sawed jum ber, as shall he split, qr in other way defective, shall be deemed -and are hereby declared to he refuse lumber, except the part, so defective be actually cut off leaviug not less than 16 leet. And that all ranging timber and cynress ior foreign ex- irt, or borne consumption if by the purchaser re, lired, shall be regularly and squarely out to’au orize its inspection | 7* •And bi it ty aforesaid, That all fire w >od shall be regularly inspected and measured by the said measurers pf wood, .who shall be authorized to demapd arid receive front the seller of said wood, the sum of 124 cents b er e ,,r d And that each cord of wood so' measured shall be four fett high, four feet wide, aiid eight feet long; and shall be so mea' sured as to include in said hatf.t' “ ■. IBM . +'nctOr«gqand-Gqti has obtained Letters Patent-of the United States I sum business. The firm of (M.VU;ViH &. FIT of America, respectfully inform* his friends and SIMMON8,) who h'eg leave to ofi'er their services, customers, and tbe public grinerally, that by the The promise strict attention mid punctuality above metbpd he can bend tbeitock of any Gun {and will be tlmnkfill for u share of public patron, to suit the.precise aim required) \yithdut injuring agb^and as agents of.the. Stcam-iioath •f .tbe butt, and j Augusta nnd Gommercc wou|d in the Gun or changing the form PU warrants the bend tp rentain andstand effectually. I ders forthe purchase of goods, and have them Several persons having clandestinely obtained (forwarded with regularity and care. - -, T , r measurment only one ...... qf tho scarf, 11 ^ | 8. And be it further ordained by the au thority aforesaid, Thai every vessel loaded w,liol- ; lv, or in part, with lumber of any description, cleared at the Custom House of this District foi any port (other than n port in this . State) shall receive a certificate of the measurement of such lumoer, to which certificate when for a fore! port tho Seal of tbe City shall be affixed; and I § 14. And be it further ordained by the autho rity aforesaid, That any person who shall hereaf ter sell any lumber, ranging or other timber, staves, shingles, ,or wood, or cargoes of salt, (exeept when measured by the officers of the customs,) corn, peas or other grain, without being first inspected mid measured by the proper pffi cers appointed^under this Ordinance, shall, upon fence, In r covered In tiori of (bis Ordtnnnf i -» § 16. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid That n Ordinance* or parts of Ordinan ces which militate against this Ordinance, be and the same are hereby re pealed Passed in Council, 27th Aaprll, 1826 Wit.’ C. DANIEL, Attest, M. MYERS, c c. Contract Wanted. E ITHER of the subscribers'Aviil regeireT’riv posalsto cmtlracjTf'r the l.eoilier arid Bricks sufficient to build a t\vo«torv wooden bouse, fifty feet longaml twenty feet wide,vulva feet in (no first, and ton in the socinid storj-, tho number of bricks fifty t iousand—the whole to be of (lie be-t material nnd delivered (it Springfield in tlie coun ty of Effingham. WM. BIRD, , clem;t. ROWERS, , :> JEREMIAH CUYLEP.. may 6 104 A {Sitmuion VV timed, mice, shall, upon J.JFvJI a cotton plantation by n man who can before COuncil, bo finri! b»r cadi of- coine well reiuimrnoiidoil, a? a^good jtlimtor ~n -*-<•— •"»>» —- of rice or coltbn-—a cotton plantation will be pre ferred. Apply to, . < sr‘ PETIT DEVILLER3, Savannah? dec 2S 2.37 i a sum dot exceeding 30 dollars, tribe re in ’lie manner pointed out in 12th sec NX! TICE. Mayor. A LL persons having claims ngainsi the estate of tlie Int< i late Mr.’Joliu Garditler deceased, arn j requested to rendertbuni, arid all persons indebt ed to tlie estate are reqpcsed to make payment to cither of tbe subscribers. i-LYDI A GARDNER, Exix. WILLIAM DAVIES, JOHN GARDINER nov 16 2ft7t ' , ’ . | Exorj To Kent. ifegA TUe’ Dwelling Rouse, in Hey- noltls Square, helouciag,tq (los IiixiBMI Rst of tlie late Col. Johnston, Intcly- JjSSiDi occupied by Mr. Ponce. Also, 6overril commodious Stores on Johnston’;; upper wharf. PAT. HOUSTON, i'.'i GEO. II JOHNSTON. nov2i 1204 ." ^ . Factors andCpininission Aiof- r AVING discovered and invented a mode of CROOKING GUN STOCKS, for which,he chants. CHARLESTON, SO. CA. jyrnHE subscribers have this day entered Into co*, <Lk partnerslilp livtfio Factorage,and Comrors- siun b I uttc.iul io nny or-. the secret, and made use of the same unsucces- fully, I do hereby caution them, and all other per; sons from making use of the invention, unless rally authorised by the Patentee. JOHN SCHIRER. Gunsmith,. No 48 Queen-street. CP TheEditors ofibe Columbia State Gazette, Augusta Chronicle, Winyaw Intelligencer,(Geor getown, York Ville Pioneer, Charaw Intelligcn- marcb 21 m ■ity i JCMN MAGRATHi Fresh Garden :»Seeds XUST RECEIVteD 'and for snle by Jafeir- . Druggist, No, 8, Gibbons’ Buildiu PAUL FI AGRATH. f SIMMONS,. gCUMVJI) I VIA VIIIP « I cer, and Savannah RepnbUcan, will jan 17 Rnnubli the above once a week for three their accounts fo the Mercury Office foi april 24 jjfliw vill please insert EORGlA, Chatham County—By the weeks, and send | VX Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for ortb Hon. Hit ment. 1 S.> ' naryj NOTICE. Whereas , Lndowick SI To A LL persons having any demands against John the Court of Ordinal JA Purcell, deceased, and latti of Chatham said administration, county; or ngaintt Daniel Purcell, are requested These aretherefoi 1 whom it may concern. ' ndijiiiiistrntor ri(j, etitioncdtbe IIoil. isebarged from hi.. S Champion, . dee d, has pe ’Ordinary, to be dis therefore to eite andndmonisli all and county; or against Daniel Purcell, are requested . to present them immediately to the subscriber, singulnr the kindred andjsreditors of the said dc property authenticated; and those indebted to ( to file their properly . — eitlier to make payment forthwith to nov 18—208 DANIEL PURCELL, ex’or NiOTIGE. to. file their oijjet:tlonff (ifahy .they have) in 111; clrk’s office Of the sa:,d court, on or before tlu 4th day of July ne^t; othenvise letters dismissoi. will be granted. I ■ Witness the Hon. John Cumming ono of tl. A LL persons are forewarned of harbouring or I Justices of .the snifi’.Court, the 4th day ot Jan CRA trading with my, wife Catbatene Mikell, Of X‘. D. 1826. S. M. BOND, c c o. 29 iy W , Bulloch county, ns site has telt my bed rindboard | jan 6 Polina Kewortl. JOHN MIKELL. rrjANAWAY from the Rubscriber in Scrlvc larch 29 m*||101 • |XVGot»» ,, v .;•«« Wednesday lusty a black In 1 I named.I sane, about 22 years of age. 5 feet 5 n JrU^ 1 CrUJrlv'lL, I I inches liigli, has lost all bis front teeth, was -SAVANNAH, Max 8, 1826. f ' rimrly owiuoiby Mr. Oglel.ay and by Mr. E. \\ »• HF, Mail for Louisville, direct, will in future j ten; of|bis city; bn is a son of Sam .Riclmrds • 'M *' " whir lives on.the Wliitv' BtutF Road. Tho abov, Reward will be paid to any person who will i liver him to the. Subscriber io Scrivon County, lodge him in the Jail in this city. All per found harboring or employing said negro, wi’,. prosecuted as the law directs. WM COOPER pril 24 • *tTfi3 for Louisvi close on THURSDAYS, at 7 o’clock, P. “ ~ GEO. SCHLEY, P. M mny 8 105 Receiver of Tax Returns, NOTICE. HE subscriber is now ready to receive tin X. return? of taxable property for the county UJ Chatham, for 1826. His office is in the butld- tag of James Morricon, Esq, near the Exchange. ADAM COPE, n. x. R. c. s. I tend on w>: «t“ JTf a i.Ain TS n siumtion in a private fain! house keeper and seams!','c-s, , i u ditjdren. Apply atthis ollict;. 3 cm76 . •.' :'.' :«•

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Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, June 06, 1826, Image 1