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Newspaper Page Text1C AIN. •Vo 172 Vol. XXVI f* THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1829, Whole No ,V.ti438. Salts and Castor Oil. in stock pg 4k lllll.S Sal t.liuikcr ♦J 100 boxes do assorted sices 1000 quart bottles Cnxtor Oil for l’l.in lotion Rurftbsos f .„0 quart bottles cold pressod boo pwb it) 1,0 *1° Which Is offered ^tnu#n*Uy low. Planters arc particularly requested call and examine for thcmie. veJ* to F ° r ” ln ^AR30 A PA RSONS, Drugjwt. Al tho Eaglo No 0 Gibbons raflgSi mar 5 Administrator’s Notice. OUll months after date. I shill apply to tho Honorable tho Justices of the court of Chatham c.mmtv, when ell a 1.0.Vol land, 1 number ninety four, r 'nu 'ill situated in the twelfth di-lrtctof Jomae-COUi.tr, in the stato ol ' jeor^.n, conUlbihK two Hundrtd two and a l.t.ll ai rc«. being the real cstato of laiuncelat H I’eiy, deceased, for the honefii of the ;eirs rMjh c : and creditors uf said cstnte. J. WALLACE,. Adm’r.'of b. H. Feay. •prll to f < . , Sivaim’s Vermifuge. Patent. it r, Brought to Jail. Savanna!^ some time ego, J negro men who says hisnanth is JIM, and that lie'belongs t hit Pitman but does lives,nor whovc l am Induced to bo toJal.. ... no: know whero Ids master lives,nor whovc THIS valuable Anti-dysm- Uric and Worm Medicine has boen used for llioso seven; yeart past, and its virtues are universally ‘acknowledged by all who have tried It, to lie.far superior to any other modielue ever emplaced fur most diseases children ere subject.In. it Is parlectly safe, unit no child will refuse to take it. t seldom fails curing Dysentery, Hummer Complaint, Oollo or Clmlera Morbus, oither'I.i grown pcrsUni or children end It gives appetite to almost ell debilita ted persuns. Worms frequently infest t;bll •Iron, aggravate tholr nthor diseases, and .ire the chief cause uf most fevers, Imwel Co,ifplainls, end chronic and nervnt " es, incident to childhood, which nn meroiis .iml frequently ratal; It regretted ‘hat most vermifuges no ere injurious, and thousands of chili.. _ swept off, or are rendered feefilo, pale.nml emancimod through the-first stage of life —which leads on to pulmonary complaints &o. &c. See. Worms being especially apt to Infest persons of debilitated digestive organs nnd einheiated constitutions, much mischief it often done by the ordinary worm medi cines, which generally consist of the strong est purgatives, mercurials, bitters, narcu- lles, dr spirits of turpentine. Articles of this kind may destroy'worms, but they de bilitate the stomach, and often materially or Tin: CORDIAL. Cephnlic Snuff. IHiich,by long experience, hat hem found art effectual Remedy for moil Disorders of lie HEAD, especially the Common Ifendach, to which It Hardly ever failt glv- - ing immediate ease, and hu frequent use prevents its return. m l admirably openssmd purges tho head, alrengthens tiio nerves,revives the spi rits, and has a' most giatcful aromatic smell. It removes Drowsiness, Sleepiness, Qid- dintlss, and Vapours, relieves itimncss of .the eyes. Is oxrellent'in curing recent deaf- tets, and has been of ^at service In llys- storingth orders * wlio visit till moms lieve tha *{[eis o» ntd by some one else, lie is 4 feet 0 1-4 Indies high and ahoiil IS years of age} he stammers a little whan speaking. j W0 .|.DEW8,‘J.C.c tine 14 14* . . . ■ njure tho general health. 8w aim's Vkn- -great measure, he nrevented. .••BtlMM lla. it,. noiu.lU. - .1 r J _ r t • 1 . - . . Treasurer’s Office. July 1, 1820. ffl^HE average price of Flourtlurlngthe B lost month being 47 *5 por barrel nf month tlbii lbs. - ,'lread for tho present must weigh as follows via: 1* |-t eents bo,if tlhs 10 ox « t-4 •• “ 1 - • 6 Of which all llakers and tellers of Bread will take due v otice, J'dy' M. W. STEWART, o. r. Seidlitz and Soda Pow ders. J DOZEN boxes Soda Dow- 00 do SeidlitE do also » The Improved Cheltenham Sails, pre pared by Savory, Moore Si Davidson. Im ported and for aule by * . A. PARSONS, » st, at the Eagle. No. 8 t>.-" B M • Notice. T HE co-partnership heretofore exist, mg between the subscribers under the firm of James Anderson & Cn. expired by limitation on tho Slat nf Miv last, . All persons indebted will make payment to James Anderson, who is duly authurUod <u settle the uffiirtnftlie concern, and will continue the bushiest for'hit own aceduut. JAMES ANDERSON, C. M. KINO.' june IS 180 Notice. BiV>UR months after date, application J; will be mado to tlio Honorable the Jusiices of the Inferior Court of Effing ham comity, when.sitting for ordinary pur. puses, for leave.tn sell the half of an nnd|, yhied tract of Inndfin the enmity nf Effing bam, containing 1.47 l-t_sc.es formerly the properly of Benjamin Porter, for the benefit of tho heirs of William O. Porter, deceased, WII.tlAM KINO, Administrator de bonis non. may 8 iob Notice. M ERE AFTER the Snvannalt I.ibra ry will'be opened for the deliver to loins every Monday, Wednesday and Fri day, froiifl to 6 o’clock P. M. Individuals not share holders can ItRve ™i“ 5 “°f the bibrary on the following For one year, by payinfe git six.months, « 11 tiny less period, at tho rato ol per month WM. MOREL, Librarian, way 1 1028b F Notice. OUR months after .date, we shall apj |dy to the.Court of Ordinary of F.f- rnignam county, f or leave to sell all the Real Estate of William II. Wnmnck, dec. c ng several tracts of band in said county, on both sides of the Louisville road, con- of the B hi?rs ether 570 a0r0, ’ for the bonofi ‘ WILLIAM A. PREVATTt Adm'r. in right of his Wife, . „„ SARAH PIIEVATT, Adin’x, mar *8 73 Chambers Superior Court, ■mi.. »■ . _ JUNE 25th, 1820. J lie Marine Si Fire In- siirance Bank of tho »Vdte of Georgia, ct al. t Eleaaer Early, Wm l **• of, - - fl 1 being verified to the Court that Elea, Jar zor Early one oftho-defendants in the i„° V r, Cim,c r *‘'des out of Chatham coun- - n motion it U urdered thut the snul nzor Chatham Sn potior Court , January Term 1830, In Equity. bleaker Early appear on or before the first ?„7 next Term of this Court anden- 'hereto and m default u , h° *tml complninant htiVe lenveto mZn. ?"., ,1,e,r said »ill in the san.e **?"*''^Wpenonal servire of the Rill P|p P®na had been effected on the sai thklt,nr7 Am u, l i is fu'ther ordered tha swfcNf® proper for persons .. into imkholcsomc „ . , #y places, nnd lint cli- mgtei, ns It fnrtiflos the head against nox- tour exhalations and infectious air. A pinch or two may be taken at any time, nnd Indeed several In n dnyt but for a cold, or slrqipnge hi the head, n pinch or two should betaken just before going to bedr Tlmse who are in the. habit of taking much of the common snuffs, (and thereby Injure both hoail and stonugM,) are desired to mix some oftltis CEPHALIC SNUFF with them, nnd their Imd effects will In a. uiruoB has tho peculiar advantage of do stroving and temovlng worms from the liuwels without the weakening ciinsequen- ees of*pile stronger purgatives, Ac anil, t has. mdr. over, a derided tendency tti give vigor both to tile .foinach and bowels and organs of digestion—thereby relieving the general svstein from many troublesome complaints. It Is hv this means that so many grown pr,-oils have been relieved, hi/ its use, of diffarenl complaints—suppo sing ihemsetvcs to' he in a decline, Jtc. &c This medicine will relieve towel com- ilatnts nr dysentery, bilious cholic, vomit ing. sickness, pain or weakness in the sto mach or huioets. tost of appetite, either in rhildren'or grown persons, inn ftw hours 1 anil it seldom fails curing r:uii.Ls attn rg- vkr oh fkvkh »ol)K. Nil family ought, ever will he wilhoig it, after a trial. Worms mo capable) of prodnriug great lisiurli macs in tne svstcni. Not nnly dp 'hev sggrifvste onlinary diseases when they are pieseut. But they also give rise to ii great variety nf very alarming anomalous flections. Th, whole train ofYpnsmodic A Anvfilllvc diseases may proceed from tho irritation of worms in the alimentary canal, f'hnlera, epilepsy, catalepsy, tetnfins, pa- ralvsis, mania, cimvulsiuns, as well as a variety uf other nervous and convulsive iffecllnns, are not unfrequently the inline- liale effects of tills cause Resides these diseases, worms have also been known to produce pleuritic and rheumatic pains,dys entery, remitting fever,dropsy of tho brain, chronic and spasmodic cough, Sic. Sic. Sic. Among tho symptoms whicl) indicate the presence nf worms, tho following are’ the most coinmhn and striking: -A pale, leaden-coloured, and occasionally flushed countenance; a bluish streak under the eyes, these are dull and heavy, the pupils are dilated and much contracted, the low or eyelids and upper lip swell, especially during the night while sleeping; great itching lit the nostrils, which causes (he patient to pink his nose; foul breath; dis turbeil sleep; during which the patient grinds Ills teeth, is npt to scream 0111 nnd startup suddenly ns if frightened: tingling in the ears; giddiness; interrupted speech; palpitation of tho heart a thy spasmodic cough; irregular nnd depraved nppetile, being sometimes entirely suppressed, and nt nlltors exceedingly voracious; abdomen sp elled and hard; looseness nf the bowels; eosliveness; unnatural, slimy,or foul stools; pains in the bowola; « asling of the flesh; convulsions; tits; palsy; and finally dentil. A supply of this valuable Medicino is mt received and for sale by A. PARSONS, Agent. •At the eagle No 8 Gibbon's Range marl'll 31 jEffingham Counly, INFERIQR COURT, July Tkiim, 1 1820. ^N the petition of William Morel, sta ting the existence & loss and praying the' establishment ol a certain promissory note, jointly and severally mode nnd signed by William J. Miihyne. and William G Porter, both late'of said county deceased, dated Effingham county,- 131b February, 1824, payable to the said William Morel, or order, on or before the 1st day of January next, for the sum of twenty fivednllars.for value received, a copy whereof, with tile affidavit of the said William Morel, is filed in the Clerk’s Office,—It is ordered that. William King, of tha Cuunty of Efiiing. ham, the acting and qualified administrator of the said William lb Porter, deceased, nnd the heirs and representatives of the sniil William J, Mulryne, deceased, do shew oanso on or before the Hist day of the next term ol this Count w hy the prayer of the jetitiooer should not lie granted, and it is hither ordered that this rule be published n one" of the public Gazettes of the Citv of Savannah, once'a month Until the time appointed for shewing cause thereof. Extract from the minutes, . , JNO. CHARLTON, Cllt. july 18 . 167§i> The Virtues and Use implaints, and in re- when impaired by dia- Is on hand and for sale by 'A PARSONS. Druggist, At tlie Engle no 8 Gibbon's hange. mar 14 H WALLERY A; 1M FEY, DRAPERS if TAILORS, .ON TIIE BAT. EAST OP THE «Tiy HOTEL AVE roce vort bv r emit .arrivals from Nmv Yor h fro*l» uml t legani as- vmlim m of tin* mn«t ttatonahle , (WOODS, In their line— 7 coast anno nr Blue black, brown, olive, Gieen and mill nUlMht LOTUS. Ulite, brown,green,and steel mixt QUEENS CLOTH. Blue black and Iknev colored single mil' led CAS.SIMRRE. Merino Cloth and Cassimere, (light uml beautiful materials fur summer wear) Bombazine Circassian Brimn,wi ll''nmldrab English and French Drill Striped FI irnntine, Satin Jean Grass Clollis, Bourbon Drill Silk Camblel. Nankeen And a variety of other stuffs suitable foi summer coatees and pantaloons VESTINGS English, Italian ami Erencli black and colored Hilk Valencia and Marseilles nf Ruff,White nnd neat fancy Patterns White gud Ruff Cassimere nnd Cash- merct ‘ AH uf which they are prepared tq make to measure, in the best manner and at short notice. FANCY ARTICLES. .A handsome assortment nf Silk and Linen Cambric Pocket Hand kerchiefs Cravats, Stocks, Stlffners Ilia: k, while and straw colored Horse- skin Gloves, ' Grass Clolli and Linen do Suspenders, Watch Guards and Rio linns, Hosiery nf all descriptions .Foraging, Mnroco,.Cadet & Mcditer ranenn Caps, Ac. &c. ALSO, A general Assortment of itr.anT siadk sviiinu a mi summv.ii CLOTHING. Consisting of Coats, Frocks and doattcos, I’uhtu- lons Veits, Jackets, Draweis, Shirts, Collars, Sic. Sic. Sic, M. Si D. respectfully informtlicir friends that the whole of the goods have been care fully selected bv Mr. M. nnd the ready made clothing, tiiamifactiirad entirely * un der his inspection, <V they assure their eus lomers that the inmost confidence may be placed in the 1'aitlUiilness of their worli. april B0 M. Frendergast, 5S A S just received per schooner Ore goo, Fancy willow travelling baskets and reticule India carved shell combs, •• Plain dn do Elegant Barege silk autl gauze scarfs, dn do do dress lidkft Black, blue and brown Italianetts, Superior Blue and Yellow Nankeens ' Swiss nnd jaconet nedle-work dress rolms, Swiss and Jaconet needle-work Col. lurs and Palarinos, No 3 v 14 Gibbons Range. may 15 ■ ’ English White Mustard Seed. J UST received, for affections of the Livor's internal organs, and to re store the loss of notion in the norvuus sys tem generally. Fdr sale by A. PARSONS, Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons' Range. Jan 15 For sale. A TRACT of land containing 250 0 cres, sitnnte in the district of Oi- angeburgh, otf Kdlsto crook in the state of South Carolina, bounding noith on lauds of Daniel Mazyck, and south and woston he said creek. For n plat of said land, and terms of sale, apply to feb 3 GEO. GLEN, Ex'or. est. of John Glen. 27. Brought to Jail. I N Savannah 011 the 10th Inst a negro man who says his name is Will Brown nu that ho belongs to Win Coffinof Char leston SC. He is about 27 years of age. 5 feet 11 inches high, and.has a scar on lift lorehead. feb 88 JNO. I. DEWS, J. C.^C. Notice OUR* months after dale, application F wlli bo .'made to the Honorable the Jusiiobs oftho Inferior Court of Tuttnnl County, for leave to sell the real estato of Thomas "Dickinson late of said county de ceased. for the bonefit of the. lie - rs and cre ditors of said ostute, march l A Win. DICKINSON; Qualified Executor. Treasury Department,' n ' JULY 17tb, 1880. EAI.ED PROPOSALS will be re ceived at ibis offico until Thursday, the 3d September next, for building end fining out, hi elj respects reedy lor sn. (cabin lurnlture, provisions and balUtton- ly excepted) a vessel to he employed a. a Revenue Cutter, of the burthen of seventy- two tons, at either of the followMg ports, Kevanuah, Philadelphia, Charleston, Washingum, D C. Norfolk, New York, llrilliinore, " . The vc.sel to he built agreeably to e mo del to be furnished ifpoii etycring into the contract, and of mateiials corresponding to the following dimensions and specifica tion!, to wit; Length—lletworn perpendiculars, sixty- tivo fecr. Ream—Moulded, eighteen feet. Hold—Seven and eight fret. Keel—Of White Oak, to be sided ' nine indies. Dm 'iroorf— AmitLhips, or White Osk, to tie sided nine inches. Dead wood—Pure end After,of Live Oak tn be sided nine Inbhes. Stem post Knee—lit Live Oak, to ty fated on the keel tn the for* side of innei Hern post,an I over this knee the doudwnnd Is tn be built keeping the shortest pieces be low. Four bolts ere to be driven through the knee, via: two through the Knee and Stern-post. ,.nd two through the Knee Rod Keel, befurr the tleadwood bn ts are drove; oare must be taken that the tleadwood bolts and stern post knee bolts do not come into contact. 'The holts of, knee and dendwood" to be rivalled on the underside of keel and aft side nf stern pi.st Bolts through (lie knee in diameter three quartors of an iuch. Bolts through tho tleadwood in diameter seven-eights nf in inch Inner Stern-post— Of Live Oak, Main Stern-post—Of Live Oak, elded nine inches. Apron—Of Live Oak, to lie sided one oot three inches. Fore Demlwond and Apron bolts, to one foot above flo.uingtof copper, in diameter three-quarters of an inch. Floor timbers, fnttneks. tnptimhers of Live oalf.to be sided six inches. Tn lie moulded at flonrheads six end a half inches. —at pnit sill or plank sheer foui inches. — it rail three and three quarter inches. To lie completely frnmbtl. frame bolls in diameter three-quarters of an inch. Eve ry either floor timber to lie bolted «ith one copper bolt in diameter three quarters of an inch. The alternate floor limbers to be Imltril after the kelson is fitted, will, cop per Imlt, in diamater with a drift added three quarters nf nn Inch. - Keelson—Of White Oak,to bo sided itlne inches. Main Transom—Of Live Oak, to bo Imbed.with two iron bolls, I" dhmetrr sc- ven eighths of an inch. The remaining IMtifotns to side seven inches and Imbed with copper bulls,in diameter seven-eighths nf nn Inrh. Night heads and House Pieces—Of Live O.ik. 10 lie sided nine inches. Outside plunk—The running plank of white nnk. ,q thickness two & one quarter Inches. The outside plank abreast the deck to he ill thickness litre* inches, and friin. thence i|ic plank will fairlv and gra dually diminish to the thickness of the run 111112 plank of the hnltani. The upper- edge of the plank next below the plank sheer, tn lie in thickness two and a half inulie-. Plank Sheer—Of while oak, or y cllmv pine in thickness two and a half incites.— From ibe plank sheer to rail,the pare will he hoariled outside only with -narrow inch while or yellow pine hoards, fastened tn slauneheons about tn'enty-seven inches a- sitnder. In have five ports on each side anil two in the ttgrn witn shutters. No plank outside from the light water lino upwards (amidships) to be in width more than riglt' inches. Tho fastenings of outside plank from keel to one font above loaiUwater line, to bo of Conner. The spikes iikiy be composition. The liolts to be copper TliereOrill lie no treiulils. each stroke tube lasleiied to one frame (comprising two limbers) with three composition spikes ol six inches in length (where the plank is two and one-quarter inch's thick) and one copper Imlt fivo-olghths diameter, tn be drove through and rivetted inside. Butt bolts anil linoder end Lolls of c ipper in diameter five-eighths of an inch. Uieling plank ol yellow pine in thickness two in- ches. Breast honks Oflivo oak, two below the deck honk, to be faved anil fastened before the cielingis put on, and bolted with copper bolls in diameter throe quarters of an inch* Clamps—Of white onk or y• flow pine, in thickness at the upper edge 3 Inches. do do lower-edge two and a half in ches. A list or air strokes six inches wide to ho formed next below tho strake under the clamp. Beams—Of yellow pine, to be aided in cites, and inot'liled seven and n hull' inches. To he kneed nt each end with one ledge and one lap knee, tn be sided five inches, excepting the mast beams, winch are to have a dagger knee in lieu uf the lap knee, to he bolted with bolts in diameter three- fourths of an mch. Deck plank of yel low' pine in thickness nvo and a half inch es, in width not to "exceed eight inches, 't'oke fastened with iron spikcs.anil plug ged. Mast Porters.—Oflivo oak to be kneed. To be.fitrcd with a trunk cabin, and in other respects to correspond with the draught, To lie coppered ton water line eight feet aftand seven foot forward, with twen ty-four ounce copper. To have a com plete set of masts and spars. The principal ones to be of the following named diinen- Mii’n mast wliole length filly-eight feet, head seven feel. . Fore mast whole length 60 feet 8 inches, head 7 feet. Fore-yard thirty feet. •• Top-sail-yard twenty-four feet. < " Top gallant-yard sixteen feel Fore-top-mast llltrly-one feel, pole six teen feet. ‘Foro 2,1ft seventeen feet. \MB Main do sixteen feet. Main-boom 28. Bowsprifout board 12 foot. Lower nytit and bowsprit, to He of Vol- low pme if lo be lud, the remaining span to be spruce. The remaining^span to be in propor tion, To havo one fore-sail, one Main-sail, ODOjib, line fore top sail. No. 1. One flying jib, one sqitare sail, one top-, gallant-sill, bite lower studding-sail, one topmast sTudding-snil, one guft top sail, of light canvass.; an awning fine and aft, of canvass, No. S, with itauncheuns complete. 10 Itgve three shroud, to the forciuas on each side, and two on each side the main- ui.i't, of five and a half inches rope. .The fore stay seven inches, with the remaining ■ ■inning and standing rigging, to be in dn. proportion, of tile best tiussfin hemp, to brpplent laid, and of equal fioeuess-and si" "gib Willi that used in 1I10 navy. The blocks for sheets, hulv.irds, bruct'* to bo patent bushel) To hale one hempen ca ble, 7D fathom* 0 Indies., and one proof chain cable, one Inch' diameter, 00 fath oms. Two unelmrs, each weighing 501) lumnrls clear of sto k. The anchor for Chain cable to have and iron Mock; lo Ii 1 ,■ a I the fixtures tiecessaiy fur Working .1 chain cable. One hamer, six Inches, 75 fathoms. One kedge anchor, wills iron stock, weighing clear of stock, 300 pounds. To hare a capstan, camboso, hammock, stHUnchrnn, waist-cloths ring and eye liolts Ring bolts for train in releiving twkels.— Two iron davits on each quarter, for the boats. All toe outside plank including the deck plank, to be plained Forecas tle floor, in length, about 14 (eet, to hare 18 births. To have n trunk eahln, with a skylight, and two sliding lights on each side, tn be fitted with four births anil lockers—Mo hare a storeroom between the stern frame end after bulkhead of cabin, In length about 13 feel—tn have a magazine under ilia ca bin floor. Tn have two store rooms (ona on each slile) before the cabin in length six icet. 'I lie length ol cabin floor, including store rooms, 18 fret. To have two scuttles near the stoic rooms, leading to the hold. The scuttle leading tu the magaxin*. to have raised commas uml.a cap of lead ;— To have the necessary locks and bars for tho doors and scuttles ; To havo two boats of suitable sice ( To hare two coats of paint ; To have sufficient to carry fifteen hun dred gallons of water. The materials used in the construction of the vessel, to lie approved of hv sneli officer of the Revenue service, as tlie' sec- reisty of the Treasury may appoint. The vessel to be completed within sixty days fioin the date of the contract, and the workmans" p to be inspected previous to the delivery, In two competent judgestane to. be chosen bv each of the parties to tlie contract, who, in the event of their disa greement, are to clmose a third, who are to deiciintne whether the work lias lieou executed in all respects, conformably to the proposals and agreement. • 8-D. INGHAM. Sect etarj uf Treasury. Jnlv 20—gawtd (tJ^Tlie S ivannah Iteunhhcan, Char leston Mercury,Norfolk Beacon, Baltimore Republican, American Meutinel, mid New York Courier and Enquirer, will pit blish the nlinre twice a week, for three weeks, july 28 111 N pursuance of law, I, \.idiii:iv Jack, son, President oftho United Stale-of America, »lo hereby derlate and nuko " '‘■'■•t < I O In- "ill- V ,11 ; e held nt he -*‘Jiid Office at Bpaota, In the State of Alabama, 011 the Mcond .Monday in ()<i u - ber next, for the disposal of tho public lands within the limits of the under,m n- tinued townships nnd fractional (bwnshipe, lo wit; 1 * Townships seven, eight, nine, ten ar.d eleven, uf Range twenty five. Townships seven, eight, nine, ten and fractional townships filuven of Hancc tw eu« rjr six,' Ton nships seven, eight, nine and free tional township tan, of Range twenty sev en. Townships seven and eight, and fraction al townships nine and ten of Range eight. Township seven, and fractional t ship, eight and nine, of Range twenty nine. Fractional townships sown and eight, of Range thirty. Tire low n,hip, are to be offered Its tlie Older above designated, beginning with thq low est number nf section in each. Tbe lamls reserved "r law lor the use of schools, or fur other purposes, are tu be ex cluded from sale. Given under my hand at the Citv of Washington,this third day of July, A. U. 1828. ANDREW JACKSON. By the President: GEORGE Oil\HAM, Commissioner of (lie UcneratLandOffice, ' To be published in the Natchez (Rates- man, Jackson Journal, Louisiana Adiertl- ser, Allapapa Gazette, Huntsville Demo crat, Mobile register, Baltimore Kepubli. cun, Philadelphia Sentinel, Richmond Kg., quirer, Raleigh Star, Charleston Alorctiry, Savannah Republican, Augusta Clnoiil- cle, Nashville Republican, and Loutsvillo Advertiser, ■ july 88 171 By the President of tlie L ! . States. I N pursuance of law, I, lenar.w Jack.- so.l, President of ihr United State, of By the President of the U<s niletl States. T America do hereby declare and make known that a public s.Vewil! be held it this Land Office at St Helena Court House, inltlie State nf Loidsiana, ou the second Monday in November next, for the dispo sal of the unappropriated public lands w ith in the limit of the undernirmioneil town ships, situate in the Lund District West of Pen 1 River,and East of the Island of New Orleans, to wit: To- nship two, of Rnnge one, Townships one, two, three, five and six. of Range two. Townships one, two, three, four, five and six. of Range three. Townships one, two, three, four, six and seven, and Iractinnal townships eight and nine, of Range four. Tow nships om, two, three, foul, five,six anil seven, nnd fractional township eight, of Range five. Townships one, two, threo, four, five, six and seven, and fractional township eight,of Range six. Townships one, two, three, four, five,six nnd seven, and fractional township eight,of Runge seven, Townships one, two, three, four, five,six ml seven, and Ii actional township eight,of •R nge eight. To nships one, two, threo, four, fivo, six and seven of Range nine. The above townships are all situate south of tlie thirty first degree of lilitiido, and East nt tile Meridian, nnd embrace nearly all the lands lying on the Amite Xicktaw, .,nd Tnngapaha rivers. The townships will be offered in the or der above designntod, beginning with the lowest dumber of section in each. The lands reserved bv law for the use 01 schools, nr for other purposes, will be ex cluded from sale. Given under my hand at tho city nf Washington, this thirteenth day of * ■ ' ~ 1829 Nuvy Beef uiul Pork for 1830. Navt Commission kr's Orncx, ) 17th June, IB89. j S EALED PltOPuMALS will lie re ceived at this Office, until the 1st of (September next,far the supply of 3U00 bat- rels Navy Beef, and 24U0 barrels Navy P01 k, tut the usq uf ilia United Status' Na val Service,, 1000 burn It of Beef, nnd 8UU barrels of Pork, to he delivered nteucb of the United States Nary Yiids; Chaiies- town, Massaihiisetts, Brooklyn,Nuiv-Yn.k and Noifiilk, Virginia; amt the whole quan tity must be deliveicd, at each and every Navy Yard, b) the 1st of April, 4830. Tho whtdc quantity of the said Beef and Fork, must be of the best quality. The Beef must be packed (tout well fatted cattlej weighing not leas than 480 lbs in Hit quar ter, at 800 lbs. cn the hoof, all tho legs, trgp rounds. clqdSy cheeks, shins, and thenctk.qf each animal, must he wholly excluded from the barrel, end tips remainder ot'iliR.ear- cast must be eut into pieces of 10 lbt./ach ( as ne.11 us may bo, so that tuemy pieces will make a battel ofJiOO Ilia, neit weight, of Navy Beef. The rork must be corn •ed and well fatted, all tlie skulls,ftct.and ind legs entire must be wholly excluded fmiu tli" barrel, and the remainder oftlie ling must be cut into pieces of 8 lbs each us near as may be, so dial 25 pieces, not more than three of which shall be ildipldert will make n barrel f200 lbs, nett weight of Navy Pork. The Whole quantity of the i d Beef anti Pork must be perfectly sai led 111 the Ant instuuee with, and after wards parked with a sufficient quantjiy of the best Tm It's Islands, Isle of May, pr tit. Ubessalt, and no other, to ensure its pre servation. with five ounces of pure saltpo. lie tn oaeli and every barrel. The barrel* in which die said Reef and Park is to bo packed, must he mode nf the hcst.scnsnned heart of While-Oak ov Wbrn-Ash, freo from sup, with one Iraq hoop " -nch chime, and otherwise fully and substantial" ly hooped, and each barrel must be bran ded ou its head. "Navy Rei f," or "Na vy Pork," wilh the “Contractor's’name." and the " year” when packed. All tit* June, A, D. (Signed) ANDREW JACKSON. By the President, GEO, GRAHAM, Comraissionei oftlie General Land Office, To be published in the Natchez^ Stales mau, Jackson Journal, Louisiana "Adverti ser, Allapapa Gazette, Huntsville Demo erat, Mobile Register, Baltimore Republi can, Philadelphia Sentinel, Richmond Enquirer, Raleigh Star, Charleston filers cuiy. Savannah Republican, Augusi-1 Chronicle,Nashville Republican, Si Louis .villo Advertiser, july 28 171 said Beef and Pork on delivery nt the res pective Navy Yards must tiff subjected to the test and inspection of sotm Sworn In spector, oftlie State nithin whieh it is la be delivered, who shall be selected by the L'ommandant of the Ynrd, at tlie place of delivery, without any charge to tlie United states therefor, ami when inspected in tarn manner, the contractor must put the bar rels in good shipping order, or the Beef and Pork will ilbt be received. Bidders are r-ni'wcit to state their prices separately, for the Beef, and fog the Pork, and if they offer to furnish at mo- -'lan one yard, than separately for each Yard, They are also required to give Ibeir names, their residence, and the unmes end resi dence of their sureties, minutely, and must transmit their bids sealed and endorsed. "Offer to furnish Navy Beef and Na vy Pork, for 1830." Tho Commissions of the Navv are at II- uerty to take the offers of a bidder for any one Yard, or for the ailicles deliverable at anyone Yard, or in greater proportions, if such bids be the lowest. Any Bid not made in conformity totbi* advertisement, or not received within the limited time, will not be opened. Tho parts of the animal to be excluded from the b-rre) will be particularly descri be,I in drawings,w!iich will form part of the contracts. Persons desiring information tiuon the subject with an intention to bid, may obtain it by seasonable application to tup Ro.iru, jnne 40 150J . To be published twice a week in the Bal timore Republican, Amer. Sentinel, Nat. Gazette, N. Y filer. Advertiser and Ev. Port, Boston Statesman, Commercial Ga zette, New-Hainpshire Patriot, Providence Patriot, Hartford Times, Raleigh (Stir, •lalifax Minerva, Norfolk Herald, Rich mond Enquirer, Ohio filonltor, Cincinna ti Republican, Nashville Republican,Ken- lucky Gazcttee, Kentucky Argus. Colum bia Telescope, Charleston Patriot, Savan nah Republican.Mobile Register, St Lou is Beacon, Loui-iani Advertiser, Salisbttx ry Western Carolinian. - ' " .

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, July 30, 1829, Image 1