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Notice.
T HE Bilhscrib-r having cjlialiflca on
tho will of tho Into Joseph Lnw sen.
T,f Liberty County. requests all persons
Laving demands against the fM.ite lo -tire-
lent thorn duly attested, and all phrsons In-
lebtod to tho some, to oome forward and
nakopdyriihnt: JOHN S. LAW.'
July S8 171*11,
a application
.tfie Justices
Notice,
(OUR Months after date -
_ will be hiade to tho Hon-1
If the Inferior Court of Emanuel county
lr leave to sell *11 the real .estate of James
lwinoy, dee. for tin) benefit of the heirs and
E,JUdr V| 0 IOMA“3VVINEY.Ad,n'or.
july m 171
Notice.'
aRUSONS having demands against
_ *,|,e mate of the late Mrs. Sarah De
Ifnott. will present them dtUy alfested,
(ml those Indebted to said estatL will make
fsymentto delaMOTTA , j lln .
Qualified Elteqftjjr.
| jiily 7 «»»♦«■..
Nottcef,
A I.L persons having demands against
fA<hee.t.teofJame.Swlner,v.lllp.e-
sent them, and those - indebted wilt make
f’ >lfren VuOMA8SWrNEY-,Adm-or.
July 28 171 ...
JMALLISRY J^DU^FV,
drapers h Tailors,
ON ■Hit n*T,
EAST OF THE CITY HOTEL.
H AVE received by recent arrivals from
Notv York, a freshahd elegant' as.
sortment of the most seasonable
Brought to Jail; *
I N Savannah on.the 10th Inst, a negro
man who says his name Is SIMON,
and that he belongs to the State of Oeor-
gla, that he runaway from the'Chatahoo-
cheo River about 4 months ago—ho Is 5
feet S 9-4 Inches high and about Sb years
of age—he ha* lost nne of hit front teeth.
JOHN I. DEWS, a. c.o.
nug 18
Notice.
♦HE oo-purtnerihip heretofore exltt-
J ing between the subscribers Under
he firm of James Anderson & Co. expired
iv limitation on the 81st of May last
: All peripnt indebted will mali* payment
i'Jt'niit Anderson, who Is duly authorised,
a settle the affairsofthe enneern, and will
C. w. KlNfif.
lane 19 HI
Notice.
(OUR months after date, application
„ dill lie made to the Honorable the
lutiices of the Inferior Court of Efflug-
\,n coltWy,' when .Rting V drdJViaty pur-
■uses, for leaVe’to self tho half “f» "Ab
ided tract of land in the county of Efttng
am, containing 197 I t aces formerly
lie property of Benjamin Porter, fur the
'enefit ofthe heirs of William O. Porter,
eMed ' WILLUIjt KINO.
Admjnisttator de bonis non.
..may .8' 108 ' ■
Notice.
tEREAFTER the Savaiinah Libra
L ry will ba opened for the deliver* fo
k» every Monday, Wednesday and Frl
from 4 to 6 o’clock P. W., -
dividual's not shire holders can have
in of the Library ftp' the followlqg
)r one year, by paying I**
* six months, ** 6
• ahy Vess period, at the vate ol 2
pef rtibnth , .
WM. MOREL, Librarian.'
*tA
notice. ..
F^NOY ARTICLES.
A handsome assortment of
Silk end Linen OaVnbfic Pocket Hand
kerchiefs ,
Cravats, Stocks, Sliffners
.., Blark, white and straw colored Ilorse.
" skin Cloves,
Grass Cloth end Linen do
Suspenders, Welch Orfttrds and Rib.
hont,
Hosiery of all descriptions
Foraging, Moroco, Cadet fit Medltet
ranfian Caps, Sit. Sic.
*mo,
A general Assortment of
litianr sfADi*. spin No and suMjrxn
CLOTHING.
Consisting of
Coat’s. Frocks and Cfoattees, Panta
Ions
,, Vests,’Jackets, Dr awes,
Shirts, Collars, See. See. See. .
M. Si D. respectfully inform their fr iends
that the whole ofthe goods have been dare
fully selected’ bV My. M. ana the ready
.made cloihing, manufactured entirely un
der his inspection, St they assure their cut
miners that the utmost confldence'.mav bo
placed in the faithfulness of their work,
april 8U
Notice;
5UR months after date,
pi/ to the Court of Ordlnftiy of Ef-
„ am comity, for leave to sell all the
leal Estatu ofWtlfiim H. Womaek, deo.
ping several tracts of Land in said county,
h both sides of the Louisville road, con-
Ihiing together 870 acres; for the benefit
fthe heira,,., . .
WR.LTAM A. PREVATT.
Adm’r. in right of his Wife.
SARAH PREVATT, Ad.n’x.
Ltnar 28 [ . 79 „ ,,
* UtaE —i-> i—>
Notice.-
VIE subscribers beg leave to inform
I— their’, customers’ and friends, that
July in tho Fall thoy will have a superior
psortmenfof
RH Dry Goods,
nth imported and domestic, of every de-
lilption, which they intend selling on their
fust Itheral terms. They also inform that
Jvilliam Rose will attend to tho Dry Goods
Business, and HuthTlose tithe Factorage
liYd Commission Business, at their Count-
pi! House on the Bay, and will make Hbe-
bl advances tb such as may feel disposed
Jo cnliust them with the disposal of their
■induce.' Roth businesses will bo carried
1 as before!'under 'the, firm'of .
, WM. Si II. RO&E.
Mane 12 188
For sate. , .
TRACT'of land.containing 250 a
. ores, situate in t|ic district of Oi-
piigebnr'gh. qri Edisto crook in the state of
pouth Carihna, bounding north on lands
PfDaniel Mazyck'. nnd south and weston
[he said crack.
| For a plat of Said land, and terms of sale,
J'y *b . GEO. GLEN.-
bbv9 Ex’bf.' est. oRJoltn Glen.
Seidlitz and Soda Pow
ders. .
I DOZEN boxes Soda Pow-
6tf' do . Soidlitz do
.. . . aieo
The Improved' Cheltenham, Salts, -pro
wred Try Savory, Moor* & Davidson, im-
porlgd and for sate by '. ..
_ ■ A. parsons;
DrugRist; af the Eagle, No.. 8 Cl. •.—tvjl
marchiB 94
— • - -
Corn,Flonr,&c.
'BUSHELS Maryland
. White Porn.
100 bbls now Tloward-st. Flower.
50 bags prime Green Coffih ’
20 hhd» Whiskey -’
* , 7® bbls and 6 boxe* Hams
fiatu rece , lv ®'| Pgr schr Meredian, from
Baltimore, and for sale by
AN P EBS01 ^
t ol tlio most seasonable
, GOODS,
In their lino— 7
CONSIST! Nd of, ,
Blue black; brown, ollvb. Groon and lnixt
BRU ADC LOTUS.
Blue, brown,green,and steel mixt
.QUEENS CLOTfl.
BlUe black and funcy colored single mil-
lbd
CASS1MERE.
Merino Cloth Xnd Cassimero, (light
' and beautiful materials for summor
wear) *
Bombazine Circassian
Brown, white and drab English and
French Drift
Striped Florentine, Satin Jeah
Grrfss (Roths, Bnurbdn Drill
Silk Camhlet. Nankeen
And a variety of other stuffs suitable foi
summer coatees and pantalooni
Vestings
English, Italian and Flench bfack and
colored Silk
Valencia and Marseilles ofBiVff.White
and neat fancy Patterns
White and Buff Cassimere and Cash'
morn!
All of which they aro prepared to make ... -- ,
to measure, in the best manner and at short ill,UUI ,lvo weeks ago, lie is 5 feet 9 1-2 in-
Brought to Jnil.
I N Savannah, on the CStli ultimo, a ne
gro man, who says his nnme is TO-
.NJgY.anrl that lie belongs (o'Wilfiam Ileal
ranaway
'Effingham County,
INFERIOR COURT, July Term, 1829.
O N the petition of William Morel, sta
ling the existence £ loss aM9 praying
the establishment of a certain promissory
note, jointly and[ severally made and signed
by William J'. Mulryne, and William G
Porter, both late of said cotlnty deceased,
dated Effingham county, 18th. February,
1824, payable to the said William Morel, or
order, on or befbre Die 1st day af January
next, for thesum'of tiyenty five dollars,for
vulge received, a copy whereof, with the
affidavit ofthe said *\ illiam Morel, is filed.
In the Clerk's Office,—It is erdered .that
William Kinft, of the County of Effling-
ham, the actine and qualified administrator
of the said William G. Porter, deceased,
and the hairs and representatives of tjie said
William J. Mulryne, deceased: do lhew
cause onipf before, the fitsf day of the next
term of thisCoiirti why tho prayer of the
petitioner should not he granted, nrtd.it is
further ordered that this rule be puhlished
in ona of the publiu Gazettes of the Citv
of Savannah, once a month until the time
appointed'fbr showing cause thereof:
Extract from the n)inn<es,'
JN'O. CHARLTON, Cllt.
july 18 187§r^
Chambers Superior Court,
JUNE 25th, 1829.
;Tlte Mirjoh Jc Fire In- Chatham Su-
Mirance Bank o( the periof Court,
State of Georgia, ot al. , j^ nlltlr) , Tcrm ,
•a. 1880.
Eleazer Early,-, /n E it
, :, et.nl. ) ,. . y 3
IT being verified to the Court that Ele t v-
JL zer Early one of the defendants in the
above cause resides out of Chatham coun-
iy—Op motion it 1s ordered that the said
Eleazer Early appeal*on or before the first
day oftheneXl'Terhi bf this Cotilt and en-
ler hts'appearanoe thereto and in default
thereof the said complainant have leave to
proceed on their said Bill in the same
manner as if personal service of thS Bill
and subpoena had been effected on tho sai I
Eleazer—And it is further ordered tha-
this Rule ho puhlislied once a month In one
of tho Public Gazettes of Savannah’ until
the expiration thereof.'
Extract from the minifies. ’
ROBERT W. POOLER, Clk.
jtuie 80 153 .
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, on the.ioth inn. a negro
man who says His name is JERRY,
and that ho belongs to the State of Oeor-
gin, that ho rankway from the Chatohoo-
cltee river about 4 munths ago—he is 6
foot 9 inches high, and about 88 years of
agotlte is of a yellow complexion uiid stut
ters when speaking.
JOHN I DEWS, j.c.c
°ufi Id 180
Brought to Jail. »
g"N Savannah, on the loth Inst, a negro
-M. man wlio says his name Is NEt), and
that he belongs to, tha State of Geoigia,
that he ranaway from the Chatalioochee
river about 4 nfonths ago, he is 5 feet 8
inches nigh am) about f 8 years of ago.
JOHN I. DEWS.i c c.
aug 18 IJQ
.'its 1 .anil Hint He belongs to Will
of Richmond County, Ga. that'he
dies high & about 85 yoaivofage—the top
of his head is gray.
JOHN I DEWS, j.c.’d.'
aug fl f 75’ '
By tile President ofthe U
liiied States.
I N pursuance of |aw, I, AnPreiv Jack-
son, -President of the United States of
Amarica, do hereby declare. did make
known that a public sale will be held at the
Land < iffica at Sparta, in the State of
Alabama, on the second Monday id Octo
ber next, for tho .disposal of the public
lands wlthht the limits of the undermen
tioned townships and fractional townships,
to wit:
Townships seven, eight, nine, ten and
cloven, of Range twenty five.
Townships seven, eight, nine, ten and
fractional townships eleven of Range tw.n-
Towriships seven, eight, nine and frao
tional township ten, off Range twenty sev*
jLIST OF LETTERS,
TB EMAINING in tha Post Office, Sa-
, vannali. August 31,1829. Persons
- ishing Letters from this List are request'
ed to ask for "Advertised Letters."
Mrs. Bellinger 8,
Naney Bryan,
Mrs Mary Boyd,
John drown,
Ralph Bowman, a
Pales llostie,
Sarah A Bane,
Mrs: Eliza Bacon,
John Barton 2,
Thos B Baker,
Sami W Blair,
iVm Braridshgry 2,
X fcnnis Bragdan,
sa W llazeinore,
Jas Bagnell,
Chas L Bradley,,
Timothy G Uaru
- ard.
Thos II llleas,
Win Uellinger,
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, on the 91st ultimo, a ne
gro maiVwho’fttf hit name it ISAAC
and that ( he belongs tnBevill Cook of El
bert. County; Ga. that ho ranaway about
three weeks ago—he is b feet 2 3-4 inches
high and about 45 years of age, he Ims a
sear ao lilt thin. ..
JOHN I- DEWlS. i. cV t.
aug 8 175 N »
Brought to JaH.
TN Savannah on the 85th May a negro
JL man who tays his name is JANUA
RY, and that he belongs to Edward Chit
nlmh*. of South Onrdlinn. Ih >( lie ranaway
about one week ago, he is 8’Ifet 2 inches
high and about 22 year's of age. lie has lost
several of his front teeth,
atigo J. I. DEWS, j. c. e.
Townships seven and eight, and fraction- -
»| townships nine aod ten of Range twinfy I Edwd Clana* y
Township seven, and fractional town- ^ "
ships eight and nine, of Range twenty
nine. „
Fractional townships seven and eight,
of Range thirty.
The township* ari to be offered in the
order, above designated, beginning with the
lowest number of section In eacn.
The lands reserved by law lor the use Of
schools, nr for othor purposes, are to be ex
cluded from sale.
’Given undet iffy hand at the City of
Washington, this third day of July, A. D.
1829. ANDREW JACKSON.
By the President:
GBOROEGRAHAM,
Comtnissinaer.ofthe GcneralLandOffice.
To be published in the Natchez States
man, Jackson Journal, Louisiapn. Adverti
ser, Altapapa Gazette, ({lintsrille Demo
crat, Mobile ,,'egiiter, Baltimore Republl
can. Philadelphia Sentinel, Richmond En
a ptre'r, Raleigh Star, Charleston Mefcdry,
lavannah Republican, Augusta Chroni
cle, Nashville Republican, and Loufsvill
Advertiser.
july 28. iff . ,
Brought to Jail. •
r f Savannah!,some time ago. a negro
man who says his name is JIM, and
that he belongs to John Pitman but does
no' know where his master lives,nor where
he ranaway from. I am induced to be
lieve that he is owned by some 909 .else,
he is 4 feet. 9 1-4 inche3'higfi an3 about 15
real's of age; he stammers a little when
speaking. JNO.l.DEWS.a.o.c
tine 14 142
Comrilftted’ fo Jail*/
A T Cooiawhatchie. on the 15th of May
last, a negro mpnnamed GEORGE
who says he belongs to the Oak’mulgee
Navigation Company in Georgia! of whom
Mr. Robert McCall is agent; he is about
35 years of age, 5 feet 7 nr 8 inches high
july 18 J. J. BECK, 3, r. d.
~ Comimtted to Jail,,.
A T CoosRwhatehie, on the 25th March
last, a negraman who says his name
is ; JOE, who first claimed Mr Richard Kir
lit as his matter, hot since says he belongs
to a Mr. J iho Thierce, who live* about 4
miles from' Savannah; he is about 5 feet
9 ineheshigh, and about forty years of age.
J. J. BECK, 3. b. D.
july 18 163
nug 11
Just Received.
, IHiJ.S No. 3 Mackerel, landing
’ and for tale by ' ■
J. B. HERBERT.
State Arsenal.
P OPOSA.I..S will be received until
the 1st of Decomber next, foil build
ing an Arsenal of Brick on the Lot op
posite the Guard House, 60 feet front bv
40 feet deep, two stories’high, in accord
ance with .a pton in possession of the un-
deraigned. V
The proposals must'include the cost of
materials s the.Work must he fihne In the
best manner, and must he. finished by the
lst'day of May I8S0. The Bricklayer*’ St
Carpenter’s proposals may..be' separate or
joimly-^tlie latter would be preferred. . .
3, A. Bond of Ten Thousand Dollars with
approved seeiirity will be required, for the
faithful performance of ihe contract.
W. T. WILLIAMS. Agent.
aug 1 17S1T
Just Received
|ER Ship Henry and other late arri
vals a supply of tHe following arti-
White "Lead, ground in oil
Dutch & American Linseed Oil
India Vermillion
Gold Leaf
Gutn Shellac
j Dry Black Lead .
Lamblack assorted papers
Window Glass assorted size*
Paint Brushes do . di>
With a complete-assortment of articles in
the ahoVo line for sale low by .
MA
cles
july .28’
P. MARLOW.
Removal
rip 8. LUTHER’S EXCHANGE Of-
■ u • flee is removed to the Office for
mcrlv occupied hv.8. & Mi Allen & CO.,
two doors East hi Jhe City Hotel*
junea*
Just Received,’
Landing from schr Excel.
-g f0 HIILS Canal Flour
10 half bids do . do
5 fcbls Linseed Oil
20 pieces Bagging
5 haif bbls Pickled Tongtles
F0rSaW J. j B. HERBERT.
aug 25 . ..
Just Received,
€RH4‘ 'VhOLE bbls Flour fresh >nd
s&HW 50 half bbls do, "
Ground from old Wheat—Apply to- •
PALMER & LEE,
Exchange Dock,
aug ift ’ 18ft - ■ - -
Muscovado and Whi.
. . vanti Sugars: %
J^ANUJNG from brig’ Stranger from
gar
Ifite Havana
Matanzas.
58 hhds -1
25' boxes superior
- doi •• •* ;.s •
Whloh will be sold a bargain oft the
W aug*27 J.' B* HERBERT."
Chas Cannon,
P Cartier,
John Clark,
Noel Clark 8,
Motts Chadirac,
Andrew Clark.
John E Davis,
Miss .Susannah
Daly.
Mrs Jane Dkrii,
Jos Dean.
Johnson Derlin,
Richard Ditnou,
Win English,
O/oP.ftf.2,
Mrs Marst Farley,
Mrs M II Footinan,
WmC Footman.
Capt J Brown,
Wm Bronnjoltn,
Jas Brown.
Mrs.Mary J Brown,
■ E H Burrilt,
Mrs Nancy Buxton,
Wm IT Burl,
Jl'lior C Utiller.
JosiahM Clcaneland,
Benjamin M eiolson,
Joins M Cooper 2,
P J Cooper,
T Connelly,,
Miss F 11 Crovate,
Henry W Grume,
D.
Mrs Rebecca Dou
A. , ville, . .
Jas F Dunn, .
J A Duhignon,
Terence fluff. ,.
Jeuce Durrence, m
John I)ugarmv$|*
Mrs Edwd Footman,
Jobn.S Foster,
Luke Fulmer,
0.
W K Goerrlneau,
Mrs Guerrineau,
Isaac C Griggs,
Dealer Griffin
Richard W Gould.
John Hares, Henry t) Holland,
•Wm Haro,. Francis Holcombe,
Isacc.Harrison, John G llolopuibe,
Jo* S HeargroVet, Mlchiel Hughes,
Mrs Levinah Hern,
Ebenezer Jackson, Turnef Jenkins,
Capt John Jackson, David Johnson,
John Jaokson, Hamutal Johnson.
Mrr.Mary I? Keftip- VVm Kearney,
ton.
L‘t - -
wls, David Limeburger,
M.
John M’Entigant,
Jas
B Le
By the President pf the U.
Spates;
I N pti'rtgance of law, I, Andrew Jack-
son, Ptesldenfipf the Vnfied.fluteSot
America de hereby. rTecfare and make
know n that a public sale will be held at
tlui Land Office at St Helena Court House,
In the State of Louisiana, on the second
Monday.tn November next,'far the tftpo’-
sal of the unappropri'itied public lauds with-
itn the fimtt ofthe undermentioned tow 11-
'ships, situate iri th* Land Pisjrtct West of
Pearl River,and Rut of the Island of Now Christian Magser,
Orleans, to wit: Titos .Mendenhall,
Township two, of Range one, Miss Mary Mercer,
Townshipi one, two, three, five and six, Orenb- Miller,,.
of Range two. , , Bam W Miilefaid,
Townships one, two. three, four, 'fivo .B»m. Morrell,
and six, of Range tl)fe'e. • .;*•».*• Mp«a,'. , _
. Townshjps one, two, three, four, six and “ml*P Mulrey,
SeVdn'.’ffhd fractional townships eight and ... . „
nine, of Range four. Hugh Neisblt,
. Townships one,.twq, three, fout, five,six
and seven, and fractional township eight,
of Range five. . iDrpkir Platts,
, Townstiipsope.'.two, three, fpur, five, six WmFearee,
anqrseve'n,andfraC'ional township eight,ol' Mrs l’indcr.
Range six. .... ... . ' .
' Tnwnslrips.one, (Wo, three, four, five,six. iPetcr.Ramiey,
and'seven, artil fractional township eight,of Murray Reed,
'Range seven! Carolus Reed,
Tuwnthips one, two, three, four, five,six Gram B Reeves,
and seven, and It actional township eight,of Jas Reason,
Range eight. , . . Ira Richatdsg
Townihipronej’fwo, three, four/five,’six Mlgl Mery A Rob
'and"seven of Range nine. arts, .
The above townships ere all situate south Miss Eliza Roberts,
ofthe thirty first degfee of latitude,' and
East ol the Meridian, and embrace nearly
all the lands lying on the Amite Tiekfaw,
ltd TaHgapaha rivers. >
The townships will’be offered'in the or
der above designated! beginning with the
lowest number of section in each. .
. The lands,reserved by law for the Ase of jun. ,
schools, .or for other purposes, will be ex- Isaao T Stewart,
eluded from sale. j . I — .
Given under my hand'at the chy of Wm Taylor, ....
Washington, this thirteenth day of Miss W C .Tyson,
June, A. D. 182ft. Jeremiah Tilley,
(Signed) ANDREW JACKSON. Mary Tyson,
Bv the President,
' GEO. GRAHAM . . . Mra Jane Wall.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office. Wimberly J Wall,
To lie published in the Natchez States- Mrs Alary Wall,
marft Jack*on Journal, Louisiana Advert!- Mrs Eliza Wall,
ser. Allapiipa Gazette, Huntftille Demo- Lewis Warmiley,
crat. Mobile Register!. Baltimore Repubti- Chas Ward,
can, PbiTa'.olphia Sentinel, Richmond Miss Elizabeth
Enquirer, Raleigh, Star, Charleston Mer- Ward,
tury,.. Savannah Republican, Augusta
Chronicle,Nashville Republican, St Louis-
ville Advertiser.
inly 28 ift
Effingham County' Acade •
iny. f
jSPRINQFIELV, ist. Aug-wMaaft.’
r ■ AHI-, undersigned give nutice that ttue
above Institution Is this day opened
under the direction of the Rev. Mr. Oi-
ept. - , . yff’
| The following, are tlieratps, of Tuition!
isesHusi “ d o ””*-
11 Astronomy, Philosophy and
“ <11, ' l, i eight dollars a quarter,
The Students will be prepared in Ihis
•ft'IIWlon for entering Franklin, College!
'•bens, Georgia, as required by the Se-
•ictus Academic!!! ofthfs .State.
Springfield Is situated in a healthy, high
pine woods settlement, about 2t miles from
Savannah, is the County , (Town, a Post
Oft'ce will he opened af the plane shortly,’
from whfolt letters .will he forwarded to Be
vanoalt every other day. ,
Good Board at fiOO pft per yekr at pre*
'JOHN,GOLD,WIRE,
WILLIAM RtR-D,
CLEM POWERS,.
JEREMIAH EUYLEI]
eug 0
Chatham.
it’riof
r 11 Rfi
An' Ordinance
T O limit the amount of the. Poll Tax
to be imposed on, and collected from
any freo white citizen of Savannah and
Hamlets thereof. . ..
Whereas tho General Asserdbly of the
State of Geofgia at the Iasi: Annual Meet
ing thereof enacted that the'amptlpt of the
poll tax for the said City and Hahtlets
should not exceed one dollar.-
Be it therefore Ordained, by the Mayor
and Aldermen of the City of Savannahand
Hamlets thereof, in Council Assembled,.
That the amounqpf Poll Tax foy 1829 and
annually thereafter on any ',free white in
habitant pf said city and hamlets aforesaid
shall not exceed one dollar exclusive of
costs provided returns are made as pre
scribed by Ordinance
$ 2. Be if further Ordianed by the authori
(V aforesaid. That all ordinances or parts
thereof, imposing a higher, amount of Poll
Tax be;atid the same are hereby tepealed.
Passed in Cotiacil 27th August. 1829.
... W. T. WILLIAMS, Mayor.
[Attest], - M.'Mtifts, c. c.' '
aug 29
‘.’J! B. Herberf St Qo.”, wrjftqn.op pt., A
favour will 60 conferred by any person that
will return it toj : j ^ ' “
. .. r/ Ji B*
fan
John M’Khue,
P M’Uftffip,
Christopher M’Don-
,*ia, .
Nicholas M’Namera,
R M’Donald,
Win M'Grcggor.
P.
Hardy G Pitt?.
Mrs Eliza Postal) 2,
D Posted,
R, , “
Cap’: Perry.Rase,
Miss Sarah 51 Rob
erts,
Louisia Roussett,
Win Robinson,
Wm.T Itase. . .
Cecelia Rivreney, -
Wm Rushing,
S.
John" W Savage, Aquilla Stevens,
John Sanderlin, '. Susanna Sears,
Mrs Harriet Sassard, George Stevens,
Thos W Sanders, Airs Susan AI Smith,
John Shannon. Aliss Susan Slrigs,
Atordocai Shcftall, Charles S Simonet,
-Mrs Jane Stillwell,
T.
Camnell Tison,
Richard Turner,
Nlcoll Turnbull,
Chas W Turner.
W.
Afrx Alary A Wange,
Itohcii F. Webb.
Airs E Whiting.
R II Woodhouse,
John Williamson,
Elisha Witsoir,
H. Thus Williams,.
Stephen S Williams,
Emanuel Wand sen. John J White,
Emanuel Wamljr.
y.
Isaac Young.
GEO: SCHLEY, v. a.
sept 1
T. Court.
A I TLRM, 4889
i illiani Grihtoti. Jamel
flrn,* Tnfr. and ( ■<*ur|^d
(,onion, wcrl! summoned .fa Muhti this-
,Term6rw*> Court as Grend Jnmfi nod
maderiefeult^-lt Is ordered that thev be
severally fined in t&esnm of Kurtt Dollars:
unless gaorl .cause of evens* b> ifileu with
the Clerk of this .Court, on or before the
flrsf day of the nexfTerm. . .
Ttue extract frpm the minutes. •
IIOIIEUT W,POOLER, Clerk.
WWvAS John Dennis, ’I'hnmai
S. Luther, Nlcoll Tuinbull, John'
P. Dean, Joseph Hitchcock, George Bolt*
nay, Anson Parloft, Leu Haft, and WIN
1 Ga5l0 « I i Wfe summoned to attend;
this Term of tha Court as Petit Juiort and
made default—It Is ordered that they be
severally fined In the turn of, Twenty DoK
lars, unless good cause of qxcute ;b6 filed,
with the Clt-rk of this Court on or befott
the (Inst day or the next Term.
True extract fiom th* minutes. -
ROBERT W. POOLER, CletL
eu'8 »7 " 184 , • ■ - ■ •
(Jliaffiani fiiferior Court ^
W . JULY TERM, 182ft.,
HEREA8 William H. Coe; Wil*
Ham F. Trylov, .James Tiiomfi-
•on, Horace Blair, Thomas Ryerson,
Frances Noiman M’Leod, WilliaUk'
Fntch, Geprge Oliver Jnjin .W. Turner,
und Jadob Gould, were summoned .to at
tend the present Term of this Courtas Jit*
rortand made default—Qrdered llW they
be severally fined in the slim bf TentDo.larti
.unless they file on oatli. with the Clerk ot
this Court, good! caU?e of .excuse an or ht>
fore jpe first day of the next Term.
True extract from the minutes.
ROBERT W. POOLER. Clerk.
eug ‘.'7 - 184
Swedes Iron—daily expect
> > ed.
fi^^KJV'I'GNS Swedes lion, com-
W . prisihga full and complete
assortment of all the sizes in common use
—and many extra sizes are daily expected
and on arriv.-R will be offered for, sgla on
accommodating terms. As this iron has
been.selccted-from'titis factories in Swotlen
by an experienced hand, its quality may be
tailed on. Apply tp •» <
HALL, SHAPTER &TUPFERi
july 28
Just Received* *
T HE SuBooi.drFAaHioN. a' Novel,
in,.s;,vbls. *
‘ Richelieu—A Tale of France in two
volsr-
TIi’e Posthumous Woukii of Junius—
To which |s prefixed an Enquiry respecting
the Author -TAIsrv a Sketcfi ol the Life of
John HomoTooke. .
. '• •«, riAbshr ,V«. 4
An assortment of Stationary.'
Fpr sale, by ■’ ' !.=•'■, •.
ahg 85 ' - —— ; T,M. DRISCuLL.-
IVew Goods; ,
PRENDEffOAHT. Nos. 8 St 14,
Gibbon's Block ^as opened A
fiesh assortment of .*.
DRYGOODS,
received per late arrivals-— onSistlng Ifif
part of. ., , ,.... .. •»., .
Sriperior Blue, Black fie Mixed cloth*
Fancy Prints,
Alourning do •,
Figuredand Crossbar Jaqpneti*. (fine)
Yellow NankeCns do
Furniture Fringe
Linen Cambric Hdkfa
Wellington Cravate
Betopa . do
Blk Levantine, do .
Blue Bandana Hkff
Blown Linen (final ; ,
•“ “ l.aiyn for Ladies’ hat*
“ . Cotton’Cambric do do
Pong* Sinchews and Levantines
Coloured GrosDe Naplee • ; • , '
Belt! Hat. Cap ariii Taflet-Rlhbon^’
Nankin Crapes, English'Thread lace*
. Worsted Braid, Sop- Pearl Buttons,
Long White Kid Gloves, H. 9. Alius,
Bleached, Brown and. Colored home
spuns. Cheeks, ‘Linen, and Cotton
Ticking, Jeo. Ato. All of which will hb
sold unusually' low.,
aug 27 184' •
The Savannah Steam'
Riee MiiT;
JWT the East end of the City, Is not* '•
1m. -receiving Rough Rice. .The-iichoo-;
ner Sarah Jayne, a safe .and substantial
vessel, in excellent order and welE.calculay
red from her light draught of water for tho
business, ik in readiness at the Mill, and
may bo sent to any of the neighboringv
plantations for the convenience pfthoje who
may not yet have had a" gbod-opportiintty;
ofgeitjog.their.IUco forward—the size of.
this vessel.makes her perfectly safe to pro
ceed to any'of the Southern Rivers or in
lets. ■>
HALL, SHAPTER &TUPPER.
aug 27 j. 184- .
^ Sulphate of Quihiflff.
Kfilf OIJNftES genuine Sulphate,pf.
W V Quinine, frotp A'POtliecaries'
Hall, London—just imported. -.For'salts
by Hall! sijapte'^tuppeR'.
aug 27 - ' 184
, , . ; \dL"~ rtA «1 ' »i 1 ■'*
Dr. A. SlvefinirsDffice
I S now kepi in Broughton/ Streeq.imf-
mediately opposite,..tho..lesidpqce o'f
Mr. John Waters; his,professionalyarvice*
arfc respectfully tenderedito jholohabitants
of the? city and adjacent County. ,
, adg 87 - / 184i-.-*“:">'—r- .
-’ e *>**y>r~ 1 — *
t/Tv/Tj,
V&C.
superior Hemp
/Cotton
- # .^ J ,-Baggiiig'’‘J- Aloris’ ” hratti
.15 H'fids Jamaica Sugars
Lathing amt^rdehgo^o^
aug 8? KO-ffit
