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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER lj>, 1829.
Whole No,
’<••«••••••<
,<M59.
Notice. .
T HE Subscribe having .-qualified on,
,C, will or the lute. >ost-pli Law sen.'
„ “y Oonmy. VoqueM. ■» ft*™*
s*SSsBbwSW£
sstasssss* •*-* -.
nukopayment. J0UN g. LAW.
f„8S »»"«■ — 1
Notice,
Ss&wfJmssi
. iec for 'll* benefit of the heirs and*|
’V°VioTiASsWeY, Adm'or.
MALLERY & DUFFY,
DRAPERS l( TAILORS,
on the bat.
EAST OF THE GlTYHOTEt
H AVE received bv recent arrival! from
New Yurtr, a frcili and elegant as
cortnicnt nf the most seasonable
GOODS,
In their line—
CONSIST! NO OF
lllite ,black, brown, olive, Green and
JHUrADCl.O.THS. _
Bine, brown.green.anditeel mixt
ftUEENB CLQTH.
Rlqe black and fancy eolurcd single mil*
Notice.
<«viinnN9 having demand! against
P'lho elate of '''« tato Mrs. Sarah Dr
**■ »•• will nresent tlinm duly atteMwl*
Jd'dieaeindebted weal'd estate will make
payment to d&laM0 TTA, Jun.
Qualified Executor. >
lalv.7 'Wfc — n
^Notice,
A t r nnr.nn. having demands against
\he estate oMamos Swiney, will r«e-
.I'em H those Indebted *1)1 make
^'"^HSMABBWWEY.AdnVor. V
lulY 28 , 771 :
i«iy "
171
Notice.
T HE co-partnership hetttnfore exlit-.
mg between thtf subscriber. under
h . lirmof JapiexAivlerson & 0«fa expired
k v limitation, oiltl»c 81*t ofatnv 1 . r
^AH person* indebted will pake paymen
r" k “af;sswr'
-C. M. KING.
139
]une.l3
Notice.
P OUR months after date, application,
Will lie made' to the HmiorSWe tin'.
Justices of the Inf or lor Court of Effing*,
tain county, when sitting for ordinary ptK-
pn«es, for loaveto sell the half of an midi-
jjjed tract of land in the county of Effing
him, containing 1.17 I « xces-farmerly-
die properly of Benjamin Fortcr,
jenefit of the heirs of William O,
deceased. WJf.UAM KINO,
Administrator do bonis non,
m«y» ■ 1°°
for theT
Porter,
Notice.
H EREAFTER dieSavnnnah l.lhra
ry will be opened for the deliver* lo
Ho iks everyJHontlay, Wednesday and Fri
day, from 4 to 8 o’clock P. M.
Individuals not .share holders can have
the use of the Library on the fallowing
terms
For one ye.ar, by payipg ft*
“ six months, 0
*• any less , period, at the rate ol *
per inbntli
IM. MOllELr Librarian,
nuy l I0*jn ‘
Notice.
OUR months ufter date,, svp shall np^f
ply to the Court of Ordinary of Ef-
Iflnghaiii coupty, Tor, leave to sell all tit"
"Real Estatonir William U. Womack, dec.,
being several tracts of Land in said county,"
in both sides.nf the Louisville road, eon-
aining together $70 acres,,for die benefit
>f the heirs. ,
WILLIAM A. PREVATT,
Adm'r. in right of his Wife,
SARAH PREVATT. Adm’x,
mar *8 , 78
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Notice.
tHE subscribers,beg leave to inform
J- their endomers. pntl friends, that
eatly in the Fall they will have a supe rior
(assortment of
Dry Goods,
both imported and domestic, nf every de
scription, which they intend selling on their
lfflMu liberal terms. They also inform that
sWnnam Rose will attend to tho'Dry Goods
Wnsiness, and Hugh Rope to the Factorage
and Commission Qusioeas, at their Count-*
Png I oii.o en.thc Ray, and will make libe
ral advances to such ns may fee) disposed
|t° eniiiist them with the disposal of their-
Ipiodace. Both.businesses. will,be.carried
I on as before, pnder the firm of
i».« H* ROBE.
. " For sale;
A TRACT of lniui containing ®50* a
cres,-titualo in the district of fTi-
’ an 8®[*ijfghi on EriUto creek in the state of
I* CnmHna, ijounding noith on 1ahd%
m . ! el Wazyok, and south and west on*
| Be said creek.
For a plat of said land, and terms of sale,
Wto GI06.GI.KN,
J e * )3 Ex'or. est. of John-Glen.
rm
Seldlitz and Soda Pow
ders.
oo DOZEN boxes Soda Posy-
,50
Jo
, Soidlitz do
The improved Cheltenham Salts, pre
.•pared by Savory, Moore & Davidson, ini
(Ported and for sale by
n , • A. PARSONS,
Druggist, at the Eagle, No. 8 G. •*“iv
march B (14 '
, Notice*
"I -. Pi ! ot5 . " nd Masters of vessels are
•ver nr SfiBjPP ,0 * ,e l >ort any pase of fa-
1 time - o » 0U! disease existing at tho,
I in this naJ. b! ! qil “ nt l0, be arrival of vessels
of this n„a’ -neglect in the,observance
Any vessel"n re P orlod fa Council.
‘'anchor „, S p having disease on board svil
'be H«aUh r officer ilM Point Vi ‘ Ued bj
I -Ihtig*
•C. HABERSHAM,
m
Health Officer.
mixt
fad
GASSIMERE.
JRerlno Cloth and Cassintore, (light
and beautiful materials for summer
wear) , 1 ,
Bombazine, Circassian
Brown, white and dfab (English and*
F-rench Drill
Striped Fhrentine, Satin Jean (
. Grass C|olhs, Huiirhon Drill
Silk Camblet, Nankeen '
And a variety of other siufis suitable fot
simimercfiiitecs and pantaloons
•VESTINGS ' .*
. English,'Italian and French black and
colored Silk
Vnleneiu and Marseilles nf BufT,White
and neat fancy Patterns
White and Buff Cassimere and Cash-
ineret
All of which they are prepared to make
to measure, in the best manner and atsdiort
notice.
. FANCY ARTICLES.
A handsome assortment of
..Silk and Linen Cambric PocketJInnd-
kerchiefs
(Cravats, Stocks, Stifihers
Black,.white and straw colored Horse-'
akin Gloves, ,
' Grass Cloth nnd Linen dp
Suspenders,Watch Guards and-Rib-
lions,
Hosiery of nil descriptions
Foraging, Mnroco, Cadet & Mediter
ra'nonn (laps, Ac. &c.
AlSO,
A central Assortment of
MKAnT UADR spat NO A\p SUMMER
C IaOTHING.
Consisting of ,
Coats. Frucks nnd Coattees,Pgnta-;
fans
.Vests, Jackets, Drawms,
Shirts. Collars, Ac. Sic. Sic.
M. fit D. respectfully informtheir.frfands
tliat the whole of the goods,huvahecn care
fully selected bv :Mr. M. and tliar ready
made clothing, ihanufactnred entirely un
der Ills inspection, fir they assure their oils
tomers that the utmost confidence-niav be
placed in the faithfulness of.their work,'
■ipfiljt) '
Brought to"Jail.
1*N Savannah, on |he 25th ultimo, a ne
JL grn map, who says Ills name is TO-
.\EY,nn'tthai:lie belong-to William Real
of Richmond County, Ga. tlint lie runaway
about two weeks ngti, he Is 5 fee 8 1 i in
ches high fit about 85 * caisof nge—tlic top
of his Itead.ii gray. *
JOHN I DEWS, jec. o,
aug-O '115
Effingham County,
INFERIO It COURT, Jolt Teem. 18*8.
O N tho petliioh of William Mural, sla
ting the existence Si loss and praying
the establishment nf a certain promissory
note, jointly nnd severally made and signed
by Wilfiam'J. Mulryne. and William O
Porter, both late of said cutinty deceased,
dated Effingham county, 13th .February,,
1844, payable to (he said William Morel, or
order, on or before tho 1st day of January
next, for the sum of twenty five dollars,for
value received,.a copy whereof, with the
affidavit of the said • itliam Morel, is filed
in the Clerk’s Office,—It is ordered ihnt
William K.ing. of the County of Etlilng-
haii), the acting and qualified administrator
of Ilia said William G. Pnrler,' deceased,
and the heirs and representatives of the said
William J. Mulryne, deceased, do shew
cause on or before the Hist day of th« next
term of this Court, why the prayer of the
pelitio cr should not lie '/ranted, and it is
further ordered tlint this rule be published'
inline of.tlie public Gazelles paf the Citv
of .Savannah, once a ..month until the time
nppnihled far she ving eiiuso thereof.
Extract from the minutes,
J.NO. ClIARLTOrj, Clk,
jnlv 18 1674i.
Chambers Superior Court,
■JUNK 25th, 1B29
The Marine & Fire In
$urnnce Hank ol the
State of Georgia, et al.
vs.
Ele.^zer E»rly,
et. al
.Chatham Su
perior Court.
January Term,
1830.
In Equity.
r % being verified *o the Court that Klea
zer Early one of the defendant* in the
above cause resides out of Chatham coun
ty—-On motion it is ordered that tho said
Elcazer Early appear on or before the firsr
day of the next Term of this Court and en
ter his'appeurance thereto nnd in default
thereof the %nid complainant have lenve to
proceed on their said Bill in the same
msprier as if personal ,, seiviue/of the Bil l
and subpcBita had been effected on the sat I
Eleazer—«y\nd it is further ordered tha
this Rule he published opce a month in on *
of the Puhlic Gazettes of Savannuh until
the expiration thereof.
Extract from Ihe minutes.
ROBERT W. RPOliERt Clk.
june 30 158
Brought to JaiJL
I N Savannah, oii the loth hmV „ negro
man who says his name is JERRY,
and that lie beltings to the State of Geoi-
giu, that .lie ranawuy from the Cliatahun-
clioe river about 4 mouths ago—|ie is 5
feel nineties high, mid about 8$ years nf
agotlio.is of a yelluw complexion and stut
ters when' sptgklng.
JOHN I DEWS, j.c. o.
aug 18 180
Brought to Jail,
N Savannah on the 10th inst*. a negro
, man who says his liamo is SIMON,
and that he belongs to tlie State of liror-
gia, that lie ranawuy .from ifte Chatalma-
ohee River about 4 months ago- lie is 5
feet 0 S-.4 inches high and about 45 years
of agov-he has lost one of his front teeth.’
JOHN I. DEWS, j.c. c,
aug IB ' r
Brought jo Jail.
£ N Savannah, oh (he'lQtli fast', a negro
man who says his name is NED, and
that ho belongs to the Slate of Geoigla.
Ilipl ho ranawuy froin the Chatahonchee.
river about 4 months ago. he is 5 feet 8
inches high nnd about 43 vears.i
JOHN,I,HEWS c.
aug-JB ,180
Brpi\ght.,to Jail.
I N,-Savannah on the rtlst i ltimp. enrv
grn.man win, sat slits name is I 1 '- \A<'
and that he belongs tolleyill Cook of El
Iiert f ouiity, fin .that ,he‘ rannway about-
three weeks ngo—lie is a feel I :)-4 incites
high uidpboiit45 vears of age, he has q>
sear on hls.sliiil.
* JOHN ! DEW3. J. c. c
aueo 175
Brought to Jriil.
I N Savannah on the 45lli llliiy a negio
man who says Ills name is JANUA
ItY, and that lie belongs tn Edward l,'his
iilimi. of Squill Carolina, III t lie rxna» ay
about one weak ago, lie is S leet 4 inches
high and about 24 years of age. he has lost
several of his front teeth.
aqg 0 , J, l.iDEWS. J. C. C. j
By thePresident of the U.
States.
I N pursuance nf law,, I, Andiif.yt Jack-
son, President of the United Slates ol
America do hereby declare and make
known that a public sale will be held at
the Laud Office at St Helena Court House,
in the State of Louisiana, on the socond
Hondhy fa November next, for the dispo
sal of the unappropriated public lands »ith-
in the limit of the undermentioned town
ships, situate intno Laud District West of
Pent River,and East of tho Islam) of Now
Orleans', to win '■
Township two, of Rango one,
Townships one,.two, three, .five and six,
of Range two.
Townships one, two, three, four, five,
and six, of Range three. 1 1
Townships one, two, three, four, six and
seven, and fractional townships eight anil
nine, of Runge.four.
Townships um, two, three, foul,.five,six
arid seven. iind -fractional .township eight,
of Range five.
Townships one, two u three, four, five, six
and soven, amj.frac'ionu) lpwuship eight,of
Range six.
Townships one, two, three, four, five.six
and seven; and fraotiqnal township eight,of
Range seven.
Townships pne, twp,.three, .faur, five.six
and seven, and ii actional township L'iclit,of
Range eight.
Townships one, two, three, four, fire, six
nnd seven of Kongo nine.
The above township's are all situate south'
of the thixty.tirai degree oT'-latituda, and
East id the Meridian, and embrace nearly
all the landa lying on llto Amite Tickfaw;
ml Tangapaha rivers.
Tlie townships will be nfferrd.in the or
der above desjgnated, beginning with the.
lowest i umber of sectlop hi each.
Tho laiids reserved by law for the use o(
schools, or.for o.rher purposes! will be ex
eluded from .sale.
.Given under my hand at the city of
Washington, this thirteenth' day of
dune', A. D. 1849.
(•iigneri). ANDREW JACKSON.
Bv the President,"
GEO.'GRAHAM
CnimmssioAoi of the General Land Office.
To be published iifllie Naicliez States
man, Jackson Journal, Louisiana Advert!.'
ser. Allapnpa Gazette, Huntsville Demo'-’
cral, Mobile-Register. Ralthniire Republi
can, Phila-.elpliia 'Sentinel, Richmond
Enquirer, Raleigh Star, Charleston Mer
cury,' Savannuh Republican, Augusta
Chronicle,Nashville Republican, Si Louis
ville Advertiser,
tidy S8 171
//Brouglit to Jail.
j'M'N Savannah, some time ago, a negro
I. man who says his.namo is JIM, and
that hc bblongs to John Pitman but .does
am .know where his master lives,por where
he rauaway fropi. R ion' iriduiied to he
lievc that lie is owned by some one else.,
ho is 4 feet 3 1-4 inches high and about 15
years nf age; he stammers a little when
speaking. 4N0.1- DEWS, s. c.c
'life 14 ’ 144
Committed to J«H,
A T Consawhatchie. oo the 1}th' nfiMnv
last, a negro mini named GEORGE
r-lio says lie belongs m the Oakmulgee
Navigation Company in Georgia, of «hnin
Mr. Itoheii McCall is agents he is about.
85 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches-high
july 13 J.'J.'ltECK. j. n. p.
. Corrjimtted to Jail,
A T Consawhatchie.on the 45th Mnrch
last, a negro man who says his name
is JOE, who first claimed Mr Richard El
lis as his master, but since sjys lie belongs-
to n Mr. J dm Thierpe. who lives about 4
miles from Savdnn'ah t he' is nhout 5 feel
0 inches high, and nhout fnrtv years nf age.
J. J. RECK, >. n. d
july .18 >83
Just Received.
flA HIIl.S No. 3 Mackerel, landing
‘A®** and for sale by
aug II J III.RRERT.
State Arsenrtl.
P OPnSAl.H will bo leceivod until
ihe 1st of December next, for build
lug ifn VnsKNALof Brick on ihe Lot op
posite Ihe Guard House, 80 feci front bv
40 ieet deep, t>o stories high, in accord
ance with a plan in possession of the un
dersigned. .... . ,
The proposals must include the cost ol
materials ; Ihe woik hoist he done itvthe
best inannor. and must be finfaheil by the
1st day of May 18S0. The Bricklayers’ &
Carpenter’s proposals may bo separate or
jointly—the latter would lie preferred.
A Bond of Ten Thousand Dollars with
approved security will he required.-for tlie
faithful performance of the couiract.
W. T. WILLIAMS, Agent
eng 1 17811
By the President of the* U-
.uited States.
I N: pursuance nf law, I, AnduewJack .
son, President of the Utided-tjlntcs of
America, do hereby .declate .ami" muke
known that a pqbiic.sale will lie held at he
Land Officc.’at Sfarta. in tho State ol
\Infauna, on Ihe second Monday in Octo-
her next, for the disposal qf die puhlic
lauds withiii.t.he limits of-Ihe undcrmcn-
tioned townships and fractional townships,
to wii:
Townships seven, eight, nine, .ten ord
eleven,of Range twenty five.
Townships seven, eight, nine, ten and
Iractionallnwdslijps eleven of Range twen
ty Six-
Townships seven,'eight, nine and frac
tiunai township ten', of Range twenty sev
en.
Townships seven nnd eight, nndfraction
al townships nine and ten of Range twenty
eight' "
Township soven, and fractional town
ships, eight and nine, of Rango twenty
irine.
Fractional townships seven and eight,
nf Range thirjty.
The townships ere tn be offered in the
order above designated, beginning with the
lowest number of section in oach.
* The lands reserved by law lor.the use of
schools, or for other purposes, are to be ex-
eluded.iron) sale.
Given-under my hand at the City of
Washington, thjs third dny of July, A. D,
1848. ANDREW JACKSON.
By tho President:
XjBORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the GeneralLandOfAce.
To be piihlished in the Natchez Slates-
mnn, Jackson Journal, Louisiana Adverti
ser, Allapapa Gazelle,'Hdntsvllle Demo
crat. Mo'iile tt agister. Baltimore Rep'nbli
cun- Pliiladel|ilija’Scnlinel, Richmond En
qiiirer, Raleigh Star, Charleston Mercury,:
Savannah Republican, Augusta Chroni
cle, Nashville Republican, and Louisvill
Advertiser,
july 40 171
LIST OF LETTERS,
J^ElilAJNiNG in IliC Post Office, Sa-
vahupli. August Si, 1849. Persons
idling Letters from this l.ist are Vequest-
e'd to ask for “Advertistd Letters." ’
a.
81 rs. Bellinger (,
Nancy Bryan,
Mrs Mary lloyd,
John Brown,
Ralph Bowman,
Pules Bosuo,
Sarah A Bane,
Mrs. Eliza Bacon,
John Burton £,
Thos It Raker,
Sami W Blair,
Wm Rrandsbnry t,
-Dennis llragitun,
Asa W llazcmore,
Jus Hagnell,
Clias I, Bradley,
Timothy U Uaro-
ord, • •
Thus H Hleas,
Win Bellinger,
Mrs Charles,
Edwil Clansey,
Clms Cninmli,
P Cailier,
John Clark,
Noel Clark 8,
Mona Chadiiac,
Andrew Clark.
Cnpi J Brawn,
Wm llrnwnjiihp,
Jas Brown,
filrs Mary J Brown,
E II Burrilt,
'MraNaney Buxton,
Win B Burt,
Thos C Boiler.
C.
Josiali M Cleaneland,
BcnjuiUin M • olsun,’
John M Cooper 4,
■P J Cooper,
T Conn. llv,
Miss K I) Crovatn,
''Henry W Cruuic,
John F. Davis,
Miss Susannah
Daly,
3Irs Jane Davis,
Jns Dean.
JnhnsonDerlfa,
Richaid Diuton,
V’ni English,
(leo Fihm 4,
Sirs Marat Farlev,
Mis M II Footman,
<\ m C Foqtmun.
Isaac C. Griggs,
Densev Griffin.
Richard WQuuld.
! Sirs Rebecca Doit
A. ville,
Jas, F Dunn,
J A Dubignon.
Terent'e Duffy,
Jessce Diirreuce,
John Huger.
Reuben English.
g
' Mrs Edwil Footman*
Jo|m B Foster,
Ful
Luke Fuliner,
a.
W.-K Gperrineau,
Mrs GuerriuSau,
H.
Jofai Hares, •' Henry D Holland,
A in llarn, Francis llolpqinbe,
Isicc llarrispo, JuhusG HulcoVube,
Jos S Hiiargrnves, "Michael Hughes,
Mrs Lovjuah Hern.
y.
.Kbenczcr Jackson, Turner Jenkini,
Capt John Jackson, David Johntun,
John Jackson, Hainutal Johnson.
A.
Mrs Mary H Kemp- \Vnt.Kearney,
ton.
Xe.
Jas B.Lewis, -Davjfl Umeburger.
1U.
Christian Magser, John SI’Entizant,
Tims Mendenliuli, John SI’Kimc,'
Miss Mary Mercer, ,P Sl’Govcin,
' Christopher Sl'Don-
aid,
Nicholas Sl'Namara.
H Sl’Doiidld,
Win MIQrcggor.
N.'
The Post-Mastor General, \
United States, I
.'w f
Eloazcr Early, ahd others. J
In the Oth Circuit Court V S. District of
' Georgia, to flay ’Icnn, HWO,
A N action of debt on bond having born
instituted in tho abqvo case by the
Post-SIaster General oftho Unili d States,
against E;eazer Early, Sheldon C. Dun
ning, Samuel Nicholas, and F. II. Well
man, and service having .been effecti d on
all the defendants, except Samuel Nicho
las, who. the Mnrshn'l .returns, is nut to ho
found in this District—On faction uf tho
District Attorney, It is Ori/crtif, that the
said Suniuel Nicliulav.bc, and ho is hereby
cited lo appear at Ihe office of t|ia Clerk of
said Court on or beforo'tlie first Monday in
November next, being the Rujej day of
said Court for said mouth, then and tlioro ■
to ple d or answer to tlie mid action—and
It is further Orderrd. tlmt this citntihn ho
published fur the spare of three months in
one of the Gazettes of this state.
J. CUYLER, District Jmlee.
Extract from Rule Bonk, ■
july 8th, 1840.
Geo. .G.tEN, Cleric.
' " TLlOO-
Geoigo
Chatham {Superior Court,
JlMPTi;- ' —
W HEREAS William
Bilbo,
Gordon, were suuugtnkd -to itjspd this
TiTui.nf.lhe Cmiitfes Grand 'Jilror| mid
made default—IkH ordned tleii they be
severally Jioed^Hjiesqm oFFoyiv Dollars,
unless good JKm of excuse be Tiled with
tha Ofaikuf this Court, on or before ihe
first day of-llfr next Terni.
True qxtrart ffurn the minutes.
*'ROUERT W. POOLER. Cleric.
W IIEHEAS John Dennis, Tlmmal
S. ’Luthei, Nieoll Tuinbull, John
I*. Dean, Joseph Ihtekcoilk,'.George Hon-
ney, Anson Parson"'Levi I (art, and Wil
liam K. Gastqn, were stuiinioned to . attend
tltisTefOi pf-thciCotirt as Petit Jurors and
made default—It is ordered that they bo
severally fined in.the.sum of Twonty'Dol-
larsr unless good cause qf'excuse be 'filed
"iili the.Clerk Ofdhis.Colirt win-or >before
the first day hf the next 1'erm.
True extrnct ftnm the minutes.,
ROBF/RT’W;*POOLER, Cletlc,
aug*7": <. .184
Granb - Miller,
."am W Milletaid,
Sam Moirell,
Isaac Mono,
Philip Mulrey,
Hugh Ncisbit,
Thos Pratt,
Dr Dun Platts,
Wm I’oarcc,
Mrs l’inder.
P.
Hardy O Pitts.
Sirs Eliza Postell 4.
PPostel),
R.
Peter Ramsey, .Capt Perry. Rasp,
Murray Reed, Mist Sarah- M Rob-
Carulus Reod, erts,
Grant B Reeves, Lnuisia Roussett,
Jas Reason, Wm Robinson,
Ji a Richards, Wm.T R ise.
Miss Alary A Rob- Cecelia Rivreney,
orts. Win Rushing,
Mitt Eliza Roberts.
A.
John Wliavage, Aquilla Stevens,
John Sa'nderllu, Susanna Sears,
Airs Harriet Snssard, George Stevens,
Thos W Sanders, Airs Susan Al Smith,
John Shannon, MissSusao Sliigs,
Alordecai Shcflul), Charles S Siiiionet,
Just Received
P ER. Ship Henry and other .late arri
vals a .supply of the following arti
cles :
White Lead, ground in oil
Dutch ,& American Lintped Oil
India Vo’rmillion
Gold Loaf
Ginn Shellac
Dry Black l.e^d
Lainblack assorted papers
Window Glass-assorted sizes
Paint Brushes do do
With a complete assortment of articles in
the above line for sale low by
july 88 P. MARLOW.
Removal,
T S. LUTHER’S EXCHANGE Of-
. lice is removod to the Oflico for
meiiv occupied by S. & M. Alien & Co.,
two doors East of ihe City Hotel.
June g%, 148
Effuigliam County Acatle
„ my.
SPRINGFIELD, 1st August, 4849.
T HE'undersigned give notlee tlmt the
above InsiitutionJs Ibis day opened
under the direction of the ltev. Mr. Oi-
The fallowing are the rates pf Tuition:
Reading, Writing and Cyphering, three
dollars a quarter.
English Uramar, History and Geogra
phy, five dollars a quarter. .’ .
Languages, Astronnmy, Philosophy and
Holies Letters, eight dollars n quarter, ;
The Students will be prepared in this
Insiiliilion for entering.Franklin College,.
Athens, Georgia, as required by the Sc-
natus Acadoinicus of this State.
Springfield'i» situnted.in a healthy, high-
pine woods settlement, about 28 miles from-
Savannah, is tho County Town, a Post
Odtco.will bo opened at the place shortly,,
from which letters will be forwarded to bu .
vannah every other day.
' Good Board at J96 OO per year at pre-
,Bn *'jOHN GOLDWIRE, )
WILLIAM BIRD, MCommis
CLEA1 POWERS, siouets .
JEREMIAH CUYLER. J
.mt^.8. J75||I,
An Ortlinunoe
T O limit the amount of the Poll Tax
to be imposod on, and collected from
any freo white citizen of Savannah and
Hamlets thereof.
Whereas thq. Qoncrnl Assembly ? f the
Stnto.ofGoorgia at tho last Annual Aleet
ing tfieronf.cnacted that the amount nf the
poll tax for the yald City and Ilamlets
siiould not exceed one dollar.
Re it therefore Orilaincd, by the Mayor
and Aldemen.ofthc City of Savannuh anil
Uiwilets thereof, in Council Assembled.
That the amount of Poll Tax for 1820 and
annually thereafter on any f-eo white Iri ;
habitant, of said city and hamlets aforesaid
shall not exceed ope dollar exclusive of
costs, provided returns are made as pre'
scribed by Ordinance.
$ 4. Bgit further Ordianed by the authori
h/ aforesaid. That all ordinances or part ,
liiorcof, imposing a higher amdiintof I’ol
Tux.be / and the, same aro hereby lepealci
Passed in Council 47th August, 1849.
W. T. yyU*LIAM3, Mayor. '
[Attest] Al. AIyebs. c. c.
•mg.19' '
Congress Mineral Spring
.JYnter,
T HE subscriber will during the sensni
have tills article cooled fa ice and
will be ready Tor ,customeis nt all times c;
tho day.
A. PARSONS.
Druggist at the Eagle Glhbone’ JRange.
june*? 1.40 ' ■
srisy'-.'tr.
jun.
Isaac T Stewart,
Wm Taylor,
Miss W C Tvson,
Jeremiah Tilley,
Mary Tyson,
Mrs Jane Wall,
Wimberly J Wall,
Mrs Mary Wall,
Mr. EliztirWall,'
Lewis Warnisley,
Clias Ward,
■Miss Elizabeth
AVitrd,
Mrs Jape Stillwell, '
T.
Carnnell Tison,
Richard Turner,
Nieoll Turnbull,
Clias W Turner.
w. ■
Mrs Alary A VVange,
Robeit F. Webb,
Mrs E Whiting,
R II Woodhouse,
John Williamson,
Ejisha Wilson,
IL Thos Williams,
Slephen S Williams.:
Emanuel Wand sen. John J White,
Kmnnuel Waitdjr.
Isaac Young.
. OEp. SCHLEY, r.
sept 1
DR. HOWFL’S,
Vegetable Medicines.
T HE Golden Tincture of Chip*, for.
Scrofula Jnfcipient consumpiionJStc
"The .cunfoound .vegetable Ttncturo for
the cure of Ulcers, Tetters, sore eyes Sic:
Dr. Bowel’s lied Drops, an effectual re
medy for Rheumatism.
Dr. Ilowel's lieallh Drqps.
* ALSO
Dr. Howells celebru.ed family .Pills.
\ supply ofthese celebrated medicines just
received and far s.ile by
A PARSONS. Agent.
At tlie-Eagle, No 8 Gibbon’s range,
july 30 • -*
Mr. Raphe'l.
B Y letters received by the-Vice Con
sul of France nt Savannah, it ap-
i jean that Air. {{.apliei. sdn of Air. Joseph
tnpliel. formerly a tnerchant of tho city
f Marseilles. France,is entitled to receive
fanney which was due to Iris father, arid
now ready to be paid to him, he came in
Ins country some years ago, but his place;
T residence is not known.
Tlieprinteis in the United Stales wil|
unfer an important seryice to him, in.lmv-
ng the goodness to publish this advertise
•lent, any information concerning, the said
.1 ipltel, will be thankftilly.roceivcd by the
'dice Consul of Franco, at Savannah.
. sqptiS AQD
CJuithum Inferior Court
july Term, ion).
W HERE AS William II. Cqe. WII-
linin^Fv Toylor" James Tliomp-
son, .Horace Blair. Thomas Ryerson,
Frances I Lay, Norman APLentT, William
Finch, George Oliver, John W. v .Turner,
and Jacnli Guitld, were summoned to ■ at
tend the preseof Term of this Court as Ju
rors end made default—Otdercd that they
be seyerally (lftrd fa the snrtt of Ten Do lars,
unless they filr r.noath. witletho -Clefk ot
this Court, guod'rause of excuse on or \)oe
fare the first day of tlie next Term.
True extrucl from tlie minutes.
ROBERT \V.POOLER, GJerit.
ang 47 184
Me
JNew Goods.
PUENDEIUJAST. Nos 3 fit«
fiiSbon's liiocli ,iias opeued a
ft 6kl).assortur nt of
DRYGOODS,
received .per late arrivals—Cpnsisting in
part of
Superior Blue, Black &. Mixed dlottu
Fancy Prints, '•
'Mourning do
Figured and Crass bar Jaconets— (fine)
Yellow Nankeens dp
’Furniture Fringe
Linen /Cambric lldkfs
Wellington Cravats
Besona do
Bill .Levantine dq
Blue Bandana Hkff
Brown I.men (fine)
*• I awn far LaUiaWhits
•• -Cotton Cambrib-do do
Ponge Sinchews and Levantines
Col'Hired Gros De Naples
Belt. Hot. Cap •and Taffet Ribbons,
Nankin Crapes, English''Threadinces
Worsted Braid. Slip” Pearl ButtouS,
Long Wliiie-Kid Claves, H. S Aims,.
Bleached, Brown and Colored hninti
spuns. Checks, Linon, nnd Cotlntl
Ticking, fitc. file. All of which will be
sold unusually low,
ang 27 ’184
The Savannah Steam
-Rice Mill,
A T the East end of the City, is now
receiving Rough-Rice. :The schoo
ner.Sarali Jayne, a safe ami substantial
vessel, jnexcrllent order opd well calcula
ted from'her light draught pf water for IhO
business, is in-rendinoss at the .Mill,. and
may be sent to any of the neighboring
plantations for the convenlenee ofthosewho
may not yet have had a good opportunity
of gettipg their Rice forward—the size of
this vessel makes ijer, perfectly safe to pro
ceed'to any of-the Southern .Rivers or in
lets.
. HALL, SHAPTFR ficTUPPER.
nog 27 -184
Sulphate of Quinine.
K Jk OUNCF.S genuine'Sulpliale of
O V 'Quinine! :from Apothecaries'
Hall, LondDii—just imported. For sa|»
by - i
HALL, SHAPTER fit TUPPER.
:iik 27 184
-■g.
17
Wanted to Purchase.
A NEGt.O boy between 15 and
years of age. Apply at the office
ol tho Snvannah Republican
July 28
171m
Fresh Mackerel.-
35
BULS No S AIaCkcrel
Fos sale bjr
•taLmes&lee.
aug 20 " Exchange Docb.
’ Dri^ Sheftall’s Office ^
I S nowikeptin Brqughton' Street, im.
. mediately opposite, the tesidence of
Mr. John-Waters; hjs professional services
are rospedtfully tendered to tho inhabitants
of il.e city alia arfiucom county,
aug 27 J 184x. ' •
