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SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN.
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y 0 178 ....Vol. XXVI
THURSDAY EVENINO, AUGUST 13, 1829.
Whole No ...;<3445.
.dministrator’s Notice.
OUR months after date, I shall apply
r to'tho Honorable the Justices of the
Ifi rior court of Chatham county, when
ki na for ordinary purposes, for leave to
II a tract of. land, number ninety four,
i 041 situated in the twolfth district of
mroo county, In the state of Georgia,
italnlnc two. hundred two and a naif
cs being the real estate of LadnceKt
Peay deceased, for the benefit of the
lh and editor. orf^
Aditl'r.orL. 11. Fcay.
ril 20 57 i-_
Brought to Jail.
,4 Savannah, soino time ago, a negro
J.nan who says his name is JOT, MM
ft he belongs to John Pitman but decs
1 know where his master lives,nor where
lianaway from. 1 am induc.ed to be
L that lie is owned by some one else,
■is 4 feet ii 1-4 inches high and about la
lir'sof age; lib stammers a little when
paking. jflo.I.DEWS, j. c. c
| tiny 14 142 •
['reasiirer’s Office.
August 1, 1820.
uuuuoi ,
«HE average price of Flour during the
last month being S7 per barrel of
"lbs. Hread for the present month
fct weigh as follows vizi) • ■
§8 1-2 cents Loaf
^To 1*4 t* * 11 1 1 61*® * 1
|Of which all Bakers and scllersof Bread
1 tnlco due Notice. . „
hi. W. STEWART, c. t.
mVJR 1 , . ^
flseidlitz anti Soda Pow
ders.
A DOZEN boxes Soda 'Potv-
60 do d ° rS Scidlitz do
AlSO
she improved Cheltenham Salts, pre
,red by Savory, Moore & Davidson, Im-
irted and for sale by
■ A. PARSONS,
Druggist, at the Eaglo. No. 8 O
ItgJKll^.ptnrr-
Notice!
| HE co'.partnership heretolbre exist-
* mg between the subscribers under
e firm of James Anderson & Co. expired
f limitation on thefllst or May last,
All persons indebted will make payment
1 Janies Anderson, who is duly authorised
, settle the aifalr* of the concern, and will
infinite the business for jJpgjjgQjg n *'
Notice.
OUll months after date, application
„ will be mnde to the Honorable the
istices of the Inferior Court of Effing-
.in county, when sitting for ordinary pur-
ises, for leave to sell the half of an undi-
led ttdetof land in the county of Effing
hi, containing 1ST I S acres formerly
c property of Benjamin Porter, for the
inefit of the holts of William Q. Porter,
Iceascd.
WILLIAM KING,
Administrator de bonis non,
hiaye —-106
mmrnff
MALLERY& DUFFY,
DRAPERS'^ TAILORS,
■ "X on Till: BAT, . r’.'.Lj. .
EAST Off THE CITY .HOTEL,
U AVE received by recent arrivals from
New. York, a fresh and elegant as
sortment of the most seasonable
GOODS,
In their lino— ' ,
CONSISTING OY
Blue black, brown, oiivo, Green and' mlxt
BROADCLOTHS. •
Blue, brown,green,ami steel mlxt
QUEENS CLOTH.
Blue black and fancy colored Single mil*
led
CASS1MERE.
Morlno Cloth and, Cnssimere, (light
and beautiful materials for summer
wear)
Bombazine Circassian
Brown, w Into and drab English and
_Frmeh Drlll^flj
Striped Florentine, Satin Jean
Grass Cloths, Bourbon Drill
Silk Camblrt, Nankeen
And a variety of oilier stuffs suitable foi
summer coatees and pantaloons
VESTINGS
English, Italian and French black and
colored Silk
Valencia and Marseilles of Buff, White
end neat fancy Patterns
White and Buff Casslmcre and Cash,
merer
All of which they aro prepared to make
to measure, in tho best manner and at short
notice.
FANCY ARTICLES.
, A handsome assortment or
Silk and Linen CambrlcPocket Hand
kaycliiefs
Cravats, Stocks, Stiffncrs
Blaclt, white and straw colorod Horse
skin Gloves,
Grass Cloth and Linen do
Suspenders, Watch Guards and Rib
bons,
Hosiery of all descriptions
• Foraging, Moroco, Cadet & Mediter
ranoan Caps, &c. dsc.'
ALSO,
A general Assortment of
MSAJ>f MADE SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING.
Consisting of
Coats. Frocks and Coattecs, Panta
lons
Vests, Jackets, Drawets,
Shins, Collars, &c. &c. &c.
M. AD. respectfully inform their friends
that the tvhole of the goods have been care
fully selected bv Mr, M. and the ready
made clothing, manufactured entirely un
der his inspection, A they assure their cut
tomers that the utmost confidence may be
placed in the fkithluliiBss of their work-. '
april 80
t.vr.7 1 ' ;
Notice.
riUIE Subscriber having qualified on
JL the wtll-of the late loseph Law sen.
of Liberty County, requests all persons
having demands against the estate to pre
sent them duly attested, and all persons in
debted to the same, to come forward and
make payment#
JOHN S. LAW.
July 08 171ml
Notice.
[ERE AFTER ilm S.ivanflab Libra-
. ry will bo opened for the deliver* fo
looks every Monday, Wednesday nnd Fri-
|ay, from 4 to .8 o'clock P. M.
Individuals not share holders can have
ho use of the Library on the following
firms
For one year, bypaying. 811
“ six months, •• 6
" any less period, at tho rate of 2
per month
WM. MOREL, Librarian,
[jnayl m§n
Notice.
, rr.vj.,!i ui .
OUR months after date, we shall apj
ply to the Court of Ordinary of Efo
Ingham county, for leave to sell all the
Xeal Estate of William H. Womack, deo.
teing several tracts of Land in said county t
p>poih sides of the Louisville road, con-
mag together 570 acres, fo» the benefit
tne heirs.
WILLIAM A. PREVATT,
mar 28 73
Chatham Su
perior' Court,
January Term,
1830.
In Equity.
ourt that Elea-
Icfendants in the
Cl ‘ '
Chambers Superior Court,
hi. JUNfa 25th, 1829. ‘
Fite Marine A Fire In- ‘
ptrance Bank of the
ptato of Georgia, et al.
k, ■ v».
pleazer Early,
I being vetffi&offK
■ «r Early one of the .
r 0, S. Muw resides out of Chatham coun-
motion it is ordered that the said
aueazer Early appear on or before the ’first
r%? r .R'c next Term of this Court and en-'
thereto and in default
"' reo V ha sftul complainant have Icavo to
rpcced.on'thetr said [Ml in the same
,-~ 5 Wpersonal service of .the Bill
iitd.ubpmna had been effected on the sail
S T’. fr 7 AoU “' *•* further ordered tha.
- M, I," !’f. PD'rllAltod once a.month in One
8 -5^ Mn,u
Effingham County,
INFERIOR COURT; Jult Term, 1829.
O N the petition of William Morel, sta
ting the existence A loss aqd praying'
the establishment of n certain promissory
note', jointly and severally made and signed
by William J. Mulryne. and William G
Portet, both late of said county deceased,
dated Effingham county, 13th February,
1824, payable to the saiu William Morel, or
order, on sir before the 1st day of January
next, for the sum of twenty five dollars.for
value received; a copy whetenf, with the
affidavit of the said William Morel, is filed
in the Clerk's Office,—It is ordered that
William King, of the County of Effling-
hatn, the acting and qualified administrator
of the slid William G. Porter, deceased,
and the heirs and representatives of the said
William J. Mulryne, deceased, do shew
cause on or before the (list day of the next
termol this Court, why the prayer of lire
petitioner should not be granted, and it is
further ordered that this rule be published
in one of the public Gazettes of the City
of Savannah, once a month until the time
appointed for shewing cause thereof.
Extract from the ininutos,
JNO. CHARLTON, Clk.
July, 18 167|l
A'|
the
Notice,!
fleihhiidS' against
Swineyi -111 p»e-
tflos ® indebted 'will make
payment to the_subSoriber.
July SWINflY,-Adm’or,
R -^-CROSBY will,net, as my
city, E hVtlurlDg.iny absence from this
ji.lv 53 #CH t^A' SVQODRtJFF.
Brought to Jail.
e [ Savannah on the loth irfst a negro
man who says Ills name is Will-Brown
and that lie belongs to Wm Coffinpf Char
leston SC. He is about 27 years of age, 5
feet llinches high,and.hasa sear on his
forehead.
fob 28 JNO. I.’ DEWS, a. c. c.
For sale.
lA TRACT of land containing 250 a
im.: eras, situate in the district of Or
aogeburgh, on Edisto creek in the state of
South Carolina, bounding noilh on lands
of Daniel Mazyclt, nnd south and west bn
|te said creek.
For a plat of said lam), and terms of sale;
ply to GEO. GLEN,
feb 3 Ex’or. est. of John Glen.
Notice,,
I jtOURi Months after date application
. will bo made to the Hon. the Justices
of the Interior Court of Emanuel • county
for loavo to sellnll the real estate of'Jamos
Siviney, dao..: for tlm benefit of the heirs and
creditors pf said .estate.
-.THOMAS &WJNEY,. Adm’or,
juiy28 '171 7
. Notice.
ERSONS having demands against
the ostato ofthq rate Mrs. Sarah De
Lamotta will present them duly attested,
and those indebted to said ostate will make
payment to . -
J. DE LAMOTTA, Jun.
Qualified Executor.
’ joly 7 258ft,
.7,1
Treasury Department,.
' JULY 17th, 1828.
Ol BALED PROPOSALS will he re-
CT ceivod at this offico until Thursday,
the fld Scptcmhnt next, for building and
fitting out, in-all respects ready lor sea.
(cabin furnltbre, provisions and ballast on
ly excepted) a vessel to he emplqyed.ai a
ovenue Cu.ttor, of the burthen of Seventy-
two tons, at either of the following ports;
Savannah, Philadelphia,
Charleston,. Washington, DC.
Norfolk, New Yu.rk,
Baltimore,
The vessol to be built agreeably to a mo
del to be fttrnlshed upon entering into the
Contract, and of materials corresponding
to the fullowing dimensions and s'pecilica.
tions. to wltt
Length—Between perpendiculars, sixty-
two feet.
Beam—Moulded, eighteen feet.
Hold— Seven emit eight feet.
Keel—Of Whiff. Oak, to he sided nine
inches.
Deailwooil—Amidships, of White Oak,
to Ini sided nine inches.
Leuihcooil—Vint and After,of Lire Oak
to bo sldea nine Inches.
Stern-post Khee—Of Live Oak, to be
fared on the keel to the fore side or Inner
stern.post,and over this knee tho deadwood
is to be built keeping the shortest pieces be
low. four holts are to be driven through
the knee, viz: two through the Knee and
Stern-post, and two through the Knee and
Krel, before the deadwood bolls are drove!
.care must be taken that the deadwood bolts
and stern-post knee bolls do not come into
contact. The bolts of knee and deadwood
to be rivetied on the underside of keel and
nft'sldc uf town-post Bolts through the
knee in diameter three quartersof an Inch.
Ho|t« throu;li. the deadwood Id diameter
seven-eights of an inch.
Inner Stern-post—Of Live Oak.
Main Stem-post—Of Lira Oak, sided
nine inches.
Apron—Of Live Oak, to be sided one
font three inches.
Fore Deadwood and Apron holts, to one
foot above floating of copper, In diameter
three-quarters of an inch. Floor tipi be rs.
futtocks, toplimborr of Livo oak,to be sided
.six inches.
To he moulded atfloorheads six and a half
inches.
—at port sillor planksheer fout inches.
—at rail three and three quarter inches.
To he completely framed, frame bolts in
diameter three-quarters of nn inch. Eve
ry other floor timber to be boltfcd with one
copper boll in diameter three quarters of
an inoii. The alternate floor limbers to be
belted after tiie kelson Is Ailed, with cop
per bolt, in diamater with a drift added
three quarters of an inch.
Keelson—OI White Oak,to be sided nine
inchor, ' 1
Main Transom—Of Live Oak, to be
bolted with two Iron bolts, in diameter *t
ven-eighths of an Inch. The remeioinj
transoms to side seven inches and lioltei
with copper bolts,in diameter seven-eighths
pf an itich.
Night-heads and House Pieces—Of Live
Oak, to be sided Dine inches.
, Puttide plank—The running plank of
white oak, in thickness two A one quarter
inches. The. outside plank abreast the
deck to be in thickness three inches, and
from thence the plank will fairly and gra
dually dimiuish to the thickness oftlte run
ning plunk of the bottom. The upper-
edge of tho plank next below the plank
sheer, to be in thickness two and a Half
inches.
Plant: Sheer—Of white oak, or yellow
pine in thickness two and a half inches.—
From the plank sheer to rail,the space will
be boarded outsideonly ,with narrow inch
white or yellow pine boards, fastened to'
staiincheons about twenty-seven inches a-
sunder, to have five ports on each side and
two in the stern with shutters. No plank
outside front the light water line upwards
(amidships) to he in width more than eight
incites. The fastenings of outside plank
from keel to one foot above load water
line, to be of copper. The spikes may be
composition. The bolts to be copper—
There will be no trendils, each strake to be
fastened to one frame (comprising two
timbers) with three composition spikes of
six inches in length (whhrc the plank is
two and one-quarter inches thick) and one
copper bolt five-eighths diameter, to lie
drove through and rivetted inside. Butt
bolts and liooder end bolts of copper in
diameter fire-eighths of an inch. Cicling
plank of yellow pine in thickness two in
ches.
Breast hooks.—Of live oak, two below
the deok itook, to be ’ faved and fastened
before the eieling is put nn, and bolted with
copper bolts in diameter three-quarters of
an inch.
Clamps—Of white oak or yellow pino,
in thickness at the upper-edge 3 incites.
do do lower-edge two aod a half in
cites.
A list or air strakes slxlnches wide to be
formed next below' th» strake under the
clamp. .
Beam!—Of yellow pine, to be sided in
ches; and moulded seven and u half incites,
To be kneed at each end with one ledge
and one tap knee, to bo'sided five inches,
excepting the mast beams, which are to
have a dagger knee in lieu of the lap knee,
id-ke bolted with bolts in diameter tltree-
"fcurths of an inch. Deck plank of yel
low pine in thickness two and a half inch
es, in width not to exceed eight incites,
To be fastened with iron spikes and plug-
ged*
Mast Porters Oflive oak to he kneed,
To be fitted with a trunk'cabln, and in
other respects , to , correspond with tho
draught. • > . .
To be coppered to a water line eight
Teet aft and sevon foet forward, witiy vven-
ty-four ounce copper. To; have a com
plete set of masts a lid apars. The principal
ones to.be,of tho following .named jdimen-
S1< Main mast whole length fifty-eight feet,
head seven feet.
Fore mast whole lengtb'68 feet.6 inches,
head 7 feet.,
Fore-yard thirty-feet. .
“ • .Tap-sail-vard twonty-four feet.
“ Top r gaUimt-yard sixteen fcc.t
Foro-top-masttbifty-onofoct, polo; stx :
(ecu feet.
F/uerfeaft seventeen feet
Main do sixteen feet.
Main-boom 22.
Bowsprit out board lS feel,
Lower mnst,and bowsprit, to be of jel
low pine-if'to be had, the remaining spars
to be ipruco.
The remaining spars, to be in propor
tion.
To hare one fore-sail, one Main-sail,
one jib, nno fore-top sail. No. 1.- ■
One flying jib, one square sail, one top
gallant-sail, one lower iludding-eail, one
topmast studding:rtU, one gaft top-sail, of
light canvass,; an awning Iota and lift, of
canvass, No. 2, with stauncheons complete.
To have three shrouds to tho foremast on
each side, and two on each side the main-
mail, of five-end J (talf inches rope. The
fqre stay seven Inches, with the remaining
imininf and standing rigging, to be in due
proportion, of the best Russian hemp, to
tie patent laid, and. of equal fineness and
strength with that used in tho nu4)r. The
blocks for shoots, halyards, braces to be
patent bushed To have one hempen ca
bin, 75 fathoms 9- Inches, and one proof
chain cable, ono Inch diameter, 60 fatb;
oms. Two anchors, each weighing 000
ponnds clear of stock- The anchor fur
chain cable to have and Iron stock; to have,
all the fixtures necessity for working a
chain cable. One hauser, six inches, 75
fathoms. One kedge anchor, svlth Iron
stock, weighing clear of stock, {}00 pounds.
To havh a capstan, cambose, • hammock,
staunchcon, waist-cloths ring and eye bolts
Ring bolts for train in releiving tackcls.—
Two iron davits on each quarter, for-the
boats All the outside plank including
the deck plank, to be plained. Forecas
tle fianr.in length, about 14 feet, to have
10 births.
To hare a trunk oabin. with a sky light,
and two sliding lights op each side, to be
fitted with four births and lockers—to have
a store room between the stern (raino and
after bulkhead of cabin, in length about
IB feet—'o have a magazine under the ca
bin floor.
To have two store rooms, (one un oach
side) before the cabin In length six feet.
The length ol cabin floor, including store
rooms, 19 feet,
To have two scuttles near the stole
rooms, leading to the hold.
The scuttle leading to the magazine, to
have raised commits and a cap of lead 1—
To have the necessary locks and bars for
tho doors and scuttles t
To have two boats of suitable size j
To have two coats of paint;
To have sufficient to carry fifteen hun
dred gallons nf water.
The materials used in the construction
of the vessel, to be approved of by suoh
officer of the Revenuo service, as the sec
retary of the Treasury may appoint. Tne
vessel to be completed within sixty days
from the date of the contraet, apd the
Wnrkinansh p to.be inspected^previons to
»be delivery, by two competent judgeijone
to be chosen bv each of the parlies to the
contract, who. in the event of their disa
greement, are to choose a third, who are
to determine whether the work has been
executed in all respects, conformably to
the proposals and agreement.
S. D. INGIIAM.
Sect clary of Treasary.
July 20—2awtd
Q3*Tho Savannah Republican, Char
leston Mercury,Norfolk Beacon, Baltimore
Republican, American Sentinel, and New
York Courier and Enquirer, will publish
the above twice a week, for:three weeks.
July 28 111
By the President of the U-.
nited States.
I N pursuance of law, 1, Andrew Jack-
son, President of the United States of.
America, do hereby declare and make
known that a public salo' will be held at the
Land Office at Sparta, in the State of
Alabama, on the second Monday in Octo-
b«r next, for the disposal-of the public
lands within the limits of the undermen
tioned townships and fractional townships,
to wltt
Townships seven, eight, nine, ten and
eleven, of Range twenty five;
Townships seven, eight, nine, ten and
fractional townships eleven of Range twen
ty six.
Townships seven, eight, nine and frao
tional township ten, of Range twenty tor-
>1.
Townships seven ant) eight, and fraction
al townships nine andton of Range twenty
eight; .
Township seven,' 'and frictional' town
ships eight and nine, of Range twenty
nine.
Fractional townships seven and eight,
of Ranpe thirty.
The townships are to bo offered in the
order above designated, beginning with the
lowest number of section in each. ,
Tho lands reserved bv law (or tha use ui
schools, orfor other purposes, arc to be ex
eluded from sale.
Given under my hand at the City of
Washington, this third day of July, A. D
1829. ANDREW JACKSON.
By the President 1
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the GeneralLandOffire
To he-published in the. Natchez States
man, Jacksoh Journal, Louisiana Advertl
ser, Allapapa Gazette, Huntsville Demo
crat, Mobile Register,Baltimore Republi
can, Philadelphia Sentinel; Richmond En
a utrer, Raleigh Star, Charleston Mercery,
lavannah Republican, Augusta Chroni
cle, Nashville Republican, and Louisville
Advertiser. 1
july 28 171
Navy Beef ailti Fork for
1830.
Navy Commissioner's Office, \
17th June, 1829. i
Ct BALED PROPOSALS will be re-
O ceived at ibis Office, until the 1st of
September next,for the supply of 3000 bat
rail Navy Beef, and 2400 barrels Navy
Poik, for the use of the United States' Na
val Serviu- 1000 barrels, of Beef, and
800 barrels of Pork, to be delivered at each
of the United States Navy Yards; Chiiiles-
lown, Massachusetts. Brooklyn,Nevv-York
and Norfolk, Virginia; and the tvhole quan
tity must be delivered, at each and every
Navy Yard, by the 1st of April, 1880. The
By the President of the U.
r States.
I N.pursuance of law, I, Andrew Jack-
son, President of the United; States of
America do- hereby .declare and make
known tliat a public sale will bo held at
the Lund Office at St Helena Court House,
in the State of Louisiana, on the soeond
Monday in November next, for the dispo
sal of the unappropriated public lands with
in the limit of the undermentioned town
ships, situate in the Land District West of
Poarl River,and East of the'Island of New
Orloans, to wit:
Township two, of Range one,
Townships one, two, three, five and six.
of Range two.
Townships one, two, three, four, fivo
and six, of Range three.
Townships one, two; three, four, six and
seven, nnd fractional townships eight and
nine, of Range four.
Townships one, two, three,,fout, five,six
and seven, and fractional township eight,
of Range five.
Townships ono, two, three, four, five, slit
nnd seven, alid fraciional township eight,of
Range six.
Townships one, two, three, four; five,six
and soven. and fractional township eight,of
Range seven.
Townships one, two, three, four, five,six
nnd seven, and It actional township eight,of
Range eight.
Townships one, two, three, four, five, six
and seven of Range nine.
The above townships are all situate south
of the thirty first degree of latitude, and
East ol the Meridian, and embrace nearly
ail the lands lying on the Amite Tickfaw,
and Tangapaha rivers. V
The townships will be offered in the or
der above'designated, beginning yrith the
lowest number of seotion in each.
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or for other purposes, will be ex
cluded frohi sale.
Given under my band at the oily of
iWashingtont this thirteenth day of
June, A-D. 1829*..;.
(Signed)'ANDREW JACKSON.
By thoTrdiidenty ; 11
, GEO. GRAHAM,
Commissioner oftjie General Land Office.
To bn puJMished-in the Natchez States-
man, Jackson.Journal, Louisiana: Adverti-
«er.,..AIIapupa.Gazette, Huntsville DemO.-
SravMoblle ResSiter.,Baltimore Republi
can, Philadelphia Sentinel, '.Richmond.
Enquirer, RaleighiStar, Charleston;. Mers
-cury, Savannah Repqbli(Wn,.i.Augusta-
Chronicle.NasIrville Republican, So Louis
■ville":Advertiser. ,,t
. july*28 M}
To Printers and Publish
ers. ..
T HE Subscriber having added the
Manufacture of moveable type to his
Steieotype establishment respectfully soli
cits a shdre of the patronage of the l'riu r -
ters of Pennsylvania and. the adjacent
States.
Haring a practical knowledge of print
ing, and also having been longer practical
ly engaged III tho'busim-.'.-i of Stereotyping
than ahy other person in the United Slams
lie hopes to be able, from such experience
to giro satisfaction to those whomay favuut
bin) with their Orders. From an intimate
acquaintance for a number of years, (near
ly eight,) with the business of type found
ing, iio hopes tu lie ablo to produce type e-
S ual to any offered to the Printers uf the
'.States.' - f. '
His prices, though low, will of course be
the same aS others in’tiie same business,
Nor will he attempt tu violate truth, or in
sult common Sense, by pretending to any
“Increased facilities in the m.mufacturcAf^^
(for there tire no other "facilities" art‘pre
sent in this city, then thi re were jf fyeara
ago, alien type were from 40 m 80 per ct.
higher than at pr-sent.) nor have the “ma
terial; used in making pvlutlng -'Types been
s.i greatly reduced,” as to bear any propor
tion to tile reduction in tiie prices of type.
But the reduction bus been “induced'’ i.y
competition, and an overbearing disposition
in some of those founders who-have grown
rich on the Jicrelofore enormous profits on
tjp*.
All sizes nf type, plain and ornamental,
for hook and job printing, from 14 lines
Pica tp Nonpane), constantly en hand In
snclt quantity as to supply any order at
short nutie'e. •'! • ••-
In the choice of Book-letter, pains have
been taken to select such feces as are gen*
era||j^approved for yia&stQhneatiies4uitI
He el(h keeps a complete Printers’ Ware
House, (the only one in this city.) and-can
furnish a complete Printing office at very
short notice •
The follow lexer? hit - Prlees at a credit
of six months, for approved boles or accep
tances—or a discount of five per cent will
be made for Cash:— '
Six lines Pica, and Ml-laraeri- g 80 ,
Double Pica, to five lines Pica, 82
Great Primer, 34
English, fll
Pie*. >• 8JI
Small Pica, . 98
Long Primer, - -40 I
llourgeuis, 48
Brevier, 58
Minion, JO
Nonpareil, 80'
Leads, ' .81)
Quotations, : •' '“30
The prices on ornamental and fancy
whole quantity of the said Beef and Pork, type have been reduced in a greater pro-
must be of the best, quality. The Beef poriioh. -W
mutt be packed from well fatted cattle,
weighing not less thau 480 lt» in the quar
ter, or 800 llu. on the hoof, all the legs, leg-
rounds, clods, cheeks, shins, and the neck of
each animal, must be wholly excluded from
the barrel, and the remainder of the car
oms must be out into pleces oflO lbs, each,
as near as may be, so that twenty pieces
Will make a battel ofJIOO Ills, nett weight,
of Navy Beef. Therork mqst be corn
foil and well fatted, all the skulls, fat,and
hind legs entire must be wholly excluded
Ttoni the barrel, and the remainder ofthe
'Hog must be cut into pieces nf 8 lbs. each
as near as may be, so that 25 pieces, not
more than three of which shall be shoulders
will make a barrel “f200 lbs. nett weight
of Navy Pork. The whole quantity ofthe
said Beef and Pork.-unist be perfectly sal
ted in the first instance with, and after
wards parked with a sufficient quantity of
the best Turk's Islands, Isle of Alay, or St.
Ubessalt, and no other, to ensure Us pro-
servation, with five ounces-of pure saltpe-
tre to each and every barrel. The barrels
in which the said Beef and Pork is to' be
packed, must be made of the best seasoned
heart of White-Oak or White-Ash, free
from sap, with one Iron hoop- on each
chime, and otherwise fully and substantial
ly hooped, and each barrel must be bran
ded on its head.' “Navy Beef," or "Na
vy Pork," with the “Contractor's name."
and the " year" when packed. All the
said Beef and Pork on delivery at the res
pective Navy Yards must be suldected to
the tegt.and inspection of sotm Sworn In
spector, of the State within which it is to
be delivered, who shall be selected by the
Commandant of the Yard, at the place ol
delivery, without any. charge to the United
States therefor, anrf when inspected in said
manner, the contractor must put the bar-
rejs-lo (food shipping order, or tiie Beef
and Pork will not be received. -
Bidders are required to state their prices
separately, for the Beef, and for the Pork,
and if tjtey offer to furnish at more than
one yard, then seperately for each Yard,
They are also required to give their names,
their residence, and the names dud resi
dence of their sureties, minutely, and must
transmit their bids sealed nnd endorsed
"Offer to-furnish Navy’ Beef . and Na
vy Pork, foe 1830."
The Commissions of the Navy are at li
berty to take the offers of a bidder for any
one Yard, or for the ntticles deliverable at
any one Yard; or it) greater proportions, if
such bids be the-lowest* ■
Any Bid not made in conformityrto this
advertisement, or hot received .within the
limited time, will not be opened.
The parts ofthe animal to be excluded
from the barrel will be particularly descri
bed In drawings,which will form part of the
contracts.. Persons' desiring- Information
.upon the subject with an intention to bid,
r inay obtain il by seasonable application to
the Board.
june 26- .' , 1.150 f ; a ;
; To be published twice a week in the Bal
timore Republican, Atner. Sentinel, Nat-
Gazette, N. Y. Men Advertiser and 'F.v
Post, Boston Statesman, Commerejal Ga
zette, New-Hampshire Patriot, Providence
Patriot, Hartford Timfes? Raleigh Star, s '
Halifax Minerva, Norfolk. Herald, Rich- .
mond Enquirer, Ohio Monitor, Cincinna- ■
ti.Republiean, Nashville Republican,Ken
tucky Gazettes, Kentucky Argus.^ Colum
bia Telescope, Charleston Patriot,. Savatt-
hah.Republicau, Mobile Register, St, Lous
Msrjfth'conj:LouiSiarta..Adveitiser 1 j3ali3bu-
-.»y w.dstarji.CtrrbllMian., ,- k
Old type received in exchange, at 9 cti.
per lb. 1 . ‘ .-- '
A Book of Specimens will shortly ho
published. ' 1
Stereotyping will be done at tha low
est prices, iu the best maimer, Cs hereto
fore. i. • Y*-
Publishers ol Newspapers In the State*
of Now Jersey, Pennsylvania,-Delaware,'
Maryland,Virginia,North andSoutb Caro
lina aitd Georgia, who will-give the abovo'
8 conspicuous insertions, shall be entitled
to $2 50, pyyable in type, or in settlement
of account.
- AJ. HOWE,
Corner of Crown Si Callowhill-tUr
.a'ttg'8 ' 175
Va
Just Received. V;
S TRATTON HILL, a Tale ofthe Ol-'.
yil-Wara, by jtlie author of "Letters
from the East," "Talesofthe West of En
gland,” Sic. &c. in 2 vo!«. '* • ■ 1 :
"Very elegantly Written—fortunate, tod,;
in having its author’s haunted ground,.
Cornwall, untrodden—.blending ‘ historical
information with antiqtiaMan • exactness—'
.treating oln most-exulting period; We :
cannot but highly cuinmend Stratton Hill."
Londr.xLiterary Gazette.
. Hungarian Tales, by the author of
'“thi L'cttro do'Cachet." ’ • - Vl
The Miscellaneous Prose Works, of
Sir Walter Snott, in six volS.
Laconics, or the best Wdrds of the best
Authors, will) three authorities, in three
vols. First American Edition.
■ ALSO ‘ ■ ' 1 "l-'f,
4 further supply of' AnNE OP Geier*
6TE1N, just received by ’ - ' l
>tly 28 . T. M. DRISCOLL.
PRINTING. a ;
M ;J, KAPPELr- has established a
i first retie job prin'Tinb'oFfiue
in Dickson’s Building, oti the 'Bay; ln : 'the.
room directly over the'ofiiee ofthe SaVOii-'
nah Republican, Where orders for all kinds'
of Printing will Be thankfully received rind
neatly and promptly exsctited.on reasoba. .
ble terms. (t/^'Apy ofderfor printing,
addressed to si J. K and left at either of
tiie Reading-Rooms' of the Republican, _
Georgian: or. Mercury, 'Sh’dil' receive his
Immediate and personal attention.
jnly 2L . , .108
Brought to Jail. ~
tfN Savannah, on the 31st ultimo, a ne•
JL grn man who says mstiaine isISAAC
and that he'belongs to Bevill Goolt of El- ’
hert County, Gju thru he'ramtwoy about’'
three weeks ago—he is-5 fe'et'3 3-4’inches’,
high and about 45 years of age,-he has a .
scar on his thins'’ - ' 1 " I > '
JOHN I. DEWS, j. c. 0.
<•«*<> *:, its.. . ~
11 1 ap.;
££. Brought to Jail.
TN Savonhah bn the -25th May a negro
JL 'man who' says his 'namo is JANUA- •
RY; and 1 that'he belongs to Edward Chis-
plmn, of South Carolina, that Bo rdnaway 1 ■
about ope vye.rjK-ago, be is 5 Icct 2 inches •
high and nbnut-22 years of age, ho has lost
several of his front toelh. ' ■'
augo; r’"j. 1. dews; j. c.c. -
x'BBLS. Partla’nd Ruin, Lauding
_ from ship Helen Mar, and' for
10 ILALL.SHAFXER & TUPPER.
jdly 90
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