Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Daily l’a]icr..... ( ..eight dollars per minimi.
Country Paper six dollars par annum.
, FaTaHe t!« AnVAMUE.
All N
ions, and New Advertisements ap-.
pear in both pipers.
03“ Office In Dickson’s three story
ick building, on ibe Day, near the Ex-
;o, between BjiH end Draytnn-'strwcts'
SaTURDA'
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1NG, 8xFiy20.
A pres| ot advertisements, (.which
wavs gladden tho boatl of the printer
they are Ae1ifo> bloodxif n.puper,) have
erowded out several articles that were ptc
pared for fills day's,Republican.
Tho Washington, Baltimore, and Boston
papers, due by this day's Man, did not
come to hand, n ml hip one from Nan York
and two Train Philadelphia,
The Western Mail of yesterday brought
nointclligcnce whatever, of any discovery
having been made o| tho robbery of the
snail, between tills city and Angnstp., M e
understand a letter containing 0 thousand
dollars in Bank, notes addressed to Macon,
nnd several others for Augusta, covering
froth fifteen hundred to two.thonsiiml dol
lars in Dank bills, are missing. Every ex
ertion should be made,to bring theoflenders
uniilimcnt. , ,
> a bo re was in type. ,wp have
gentleman who arrived
[ from Aiigniia,
NWWJw
that tho epidemic in that c
with unabaiing violence.
In \Vt
1 Otis in si
jar Archil
h*W. , ....
wlioisriie surgeon, friend nnd companion
of Com. Porter, in Mpxico, and no men
tion is made ofhis (Com. Porter's) arrest
as was stated in thb accounts received tram
Vera Ortiz. They are residing in the fam
ily of Mr. Poinsett the Ameiican Minister,
and tiieir detention results from the embar
rassments in (he resources ofllic Govern-
ment,uliiohihey hivoevery reason to ex-
pcct will be speedily removed.
Si
need, a nulivo o
J».
- —— ville county N-C. w m ,
The New York Post says that.letters 'In Ealfinton, on tlie 4tli after a protract
havo been received from Dr. Bntirdman, cd am] painful illness. Wiley Aborcrom
... I.. .1. ... r.t.u.l nnJ >AWu»(tUn Ilia P.tn the ll\A Ml vdur nf Itlt etui.
bis Esq- in the 68 year of his age
i
y.mosl efficient
Frazier,. the
:ect ihe.Hob-
i Master at A
here, but that nothin;
p'ircd. Mr. P. hel ol
hundred dollars, arid has arrested a
drivers on the tine, between, Cuttc.ii
. and Mulkie's. on whom strung suipi
tCStS*
A lineorttn'ges, it will oe seen by an art-
fertisement, lias commenced running e-
very other day between ibis city anil'An- the seed of I
dusts. This arrangement, at thp^preseiit Ifthrex;
time is a very convenient one, . as the ri
ter is so low, us to render it nrti oarigs-
Me for Steamboats higher ihanHershustu's
bake. The ste'ambojit IVn Ga,|orr was a-
)(round at the Sister's lie abb yesterday af
ternoon, bound dp. .
We have received the prospectus of the
CharlcstonPemaleSeniiQinv,located in tlfat
.city, and the ordei of exercises'' of .a Semi-,
Annual exhibition which lately look place
uuiler the siiperintrqdance of Miss Lavinia
BreW rd, and five female teachers. JJfom
the high satisfaction which *s expressed by
the visitors ot tlia reputaii.m aud standing
of tliat insiiiuiion, the. proficiency aflbrded
bv iis, pupils, the inducements offered from
tne moderate price of tuition in' the various
brandies of education, the Id.)i . standing
ifid acquirement of the tutors with the re-
eomfnendalion of some ol the most distin-
gbi .’red and eminent chatacters of the ina
tSf parts of the United Stales, all combine
to .'.quire the ajteolum of those who may
fee. disposed to patronize ad valuable an
assylum. The order of, xcetcises. togeth.
2r with the prospectus and recomuiesda.
tfuns will he found in our Reading Rnoin.
Tlie Seminary’ will beTe-opiincd iu Jan
Bary next. ,
-The crops of Sea Island Cotlon in this
Slate, are represented to us. to be very un
promising this season—The caterpillar, rust
•fid rot it is confidently believed will re
duce tha platiteis’ prospects one half at
Joast. The crops of short staple cotton in
tbe interior of this State, we learn, ate
more promising that! ever before known.
prore succest
opened to I"
Onr readers are referred to an p/dl-
rrince in this evening’s paper winch mav
be important to'many of them, on tha sub
ject "r f preventing disp -tes about boun
daiy within the corporate limits of the G'i-
SJ-"
.The Cherokee Indians.—Instructions'
have bero lent from the \\ ar Department
to Col. Montgomery, the Cherokee Agent.;
1o suspend proceedings against the .intru
ders or settlers on Indian lands’ within his 1
agency in consequence of an' application,
and it being rrpurted that their corn svas
to be cut and houses destroyed. The Se
cretary requests forbearance until the ques
tion respecting the' Creek and Cherokee
line can be herter understood.
It appears that Gen. Carroll of Tenues-
see, haslirreq'appointed a Commissioner
on tha part nl ihe United States,for the pur
jinsc of treating with'' the <'betokens fur
their lands' Hie Phcetiix contains a talk
' ofthe coifimicslbiier to Ihe.ln tftsits, from
which we ini.iu- the following extract :—
••Permit me lorry, that I apr,djiqcted to
make the plain simple proposition to you
—Will you agree' P> meet commissioners
to be appoiuied by the' President-, at such
*imo as may best suit,the convenience of
both panic, for the purpose 'of discussing
the subject of Iff.e Cherokee* removing
west ofthe 'Mississippi I Ypu' wjlf-'then
hkyjAn opporiu nity of hearing "tlie propo
sitions of the' Government; if they are
ttlch as meet, ll'.e approbation pf (he nation
you will Hf cqurre agree to them: if they
are not.' you will reject them.”' To which
the. Chetpkee delegation made the follow-
log.reply :—"Ii is deemed' inexpedient to
enter into a special agreement tu meet com
missioners for llio iHiypose of d'scusiing the
subject of the Chtroke'es removing lq the
west ofthe Mississippi,- when .jt.’is. well
kupwii that tlie dtsjiusiliriri’of i|ie' nation is
adverse to areiniival, ami that no proposi
tiort could be, made so to change their dis
position as to' induce, thorn evei to enter in
to a, treaty on thb subject ”' Tins deter
mination.if adhered to, will, we apprehend,
create no little difficulties between Geor
gia ,the (Jolted States and the Indians,
Commodore Rogers the President, and
...Commodores Patterson and Warrington,
Members of tho Hoard of Naval Commis-
' aioners passed through Baltimore on; the
i8tli Inst- on a tour to iheRastward for the
purpose of inspecting; the Navy Yards
Sic.
Tho Boston Daily Advertiser slates that
Mr..Everett; our Minister at the Court of
Spain, had received bis letters of r-call.—
The National Gazette‘states that be was to
leave Madrid, on his return home, about
the middle of last month. The Secretary .
of tlie American Legation ins to remain as A
CbtirgpwPASftirei. \ Ip0]
Appointment by Ike Postmaster General.
—Cliarles K. Gardner, to Itp oisiatant
Postmaster General, Vico Abraham Brad
toy (removed.
Colton Slid Of/.—The Colrtmhia Teles
cope contains a valuable communication
un this subject. The papers published
sotno rime since no account ol an Inven
tion by Messrs. Foilctand Smith, Virgini
ans, fm hulliiy Colton Seed. Mr. Gide
on Palmer, ofCoiineoliiut, has discovered
a method ol expressing it, or extracting
the oil, and Mr. Rugglo's<ofNcw York, has
lately obtained a patent for refining oils,
both vegetable and animal. He lias seen
tlie cotton seed oil depressed by Mr. Pal
mer's process, and.has no doubt It will
serve fur lamps and machinery, . Every
thousand pounds pf green seed cotton will
yield thirty bushels of seed t three bushels
of seed »ill turn out one bushel of kernels,
f oil one bushel of kernels (by a certificate
rom Mr. Palmer) two gallons of oil. The
great point is tu separate the oil from the
mucilage. , Appended to the communica
tion, just noticed in the Telescopic is sooth
er, which we suppose is from the pen of
Dr. Cooper- lie states that Dr. Hunter,
Chemist and Druggist of Philadelphia
made, twenty lire years slncei some ex<
pertinents with oil uf .cotton seed,'but his
— matuicrt. Subsequently
Instituted some trl.
seed fur burning in
, slates tlie Ddctor, in
Spermaceti oil, and
i. lie givas it as
if. ecu on seed is
from liriseed, or
iff,.
this subject should
a source of profit will be
snler, which wljl enable
him to bear up in some degree against the
fell of value of hit staple iu foreign mar-
-ken.'„ Dot this resodree cad hi but of limit
'ed influence. U hnt wo want is a sound
state ofthe deinandl-It is |ITis,.only .which
Will relieve the cotton grower'll to,as to
make shat.rejief cffectuej. The tithes are
nut of joint as reg'ardi.lhe trading inter
course of countries. Tpe old world is in a
turmoil of national strife, stopping the or
binary vents and channels of trade,and the
new world is vexed by restrictions that
lead tq the same results. Let peace re
store to Europe the forrher balance be
.tween the demand, lor manufactures and
their iiipply in-that quartfr.and the United
States recall' their regulatfone interrupting
that exchange of equivalents which mutu
ally relieve ihq pajOft of tlie sin plus prcf-
dueeof their industry, anjl we shall, havo
no need of new inventions anil process, as
rueeerfantyims, to. effect.ihut rpnsuatvtioh of
tji - ra material nLicit is natural & whole-
some. We would not be understood as
wishing, to discourage experiments, by
n hicii the demand foroui staples jltomises
to be enlarged ; bin only to enforenqstea-
ily attention.to that cOurye'of measures for
ridding the cotinlr* of incumbrances on
its. corjlmerce, as affotding the billy ration
al I,ope of genera/ relief.—Chailtslon Pul
riot- ,
Washington, sept. is.
. - ofnetAL. . .
ApfUntmints by Ibe President
Rliiud.of New Yurk.tn he Consul of theU.
States for tlie Port of Odessa, on the Bteck
Sea, in Russia. , . j
Jolin Ward, ofMistouti^o he .ponsul
ofthr-U. States for tlrf of port Chihuahua
ill Mexico. .. . . „ ... , v
Jolin S. Meircken, of Pemiyjlvanis, to
he Consul of tlie U- States for the bland
Of Martinique,>in place of Silas Marean re
signs!!.' . •
William Shaler.'of Messachniletts, ip be
Consul of (he U. S. for the port of Ulia
na, in ttio Island of Cuba, in place of Tlios.
M.Rodney, removed;’ ....
Sidney Mason of'Viigrfila. to b* Consul
of (he,IJ^ States/or the port of St. Inlins,
in the Island of Porto' RjcO, hi place' of
Robert Jacques, removed, . ..
William' Stiriipg, to be Consul of'tha'
ARRIVED SINCi-.i OUR LAST.
Fr. ship Felix, Revest, Martiniqun 10
ds. . Molasses, to W. Crabtree.
Sloop Cynthia, Turner, iloaufort S ds.
Sea bland Cotton to R lluberslfam; »
Sloop Mallicws, Poarce, May river t ds
Sea Island Cotton to K'Habersham.
Steamboat S Howard,fin Sister’s reach.
sailed vkstehoav.
Ship Macon, Porter, New York,
llrig Atlantic. Nje. Uoston.
.Revenue Cutter Marion, Jackson, nn a
cruize. <
Sclrr Mary Adams, Ribcrnn, St. Marys'
rVXKT TO SEA TKSTEaDAV MOH.1IXO.
Ship Macon. Porter, New Yuiki
1VE.NT TOSKA Oh TUPaSDAT.
Rrig Atlantic, Nye.Boston.
Brig Courier, Mix, N®'* York,
Brig Francis, Croft, Philadelphia,
euisrita yestehuay. ■
Steamboat Gov Taylor, Whildin, Au
gusta.
MARIiNE LIST.
pout oi’ savannah.
JL
too
night laer, a package containing i}8M 00,
consisting as well us c.vn b« recollected or
the following liaiik nolei; • )
,1 of 100 dollavs .
. . 1 “ 50 do.
Tliu balanco—20’s 10’s 5’s atiil some 9’S &
i’s., all merited''181k SepVr." The notes
were principally of .the Branches, uf the
Bnnk of tlie 8tato of Gi<irgiti-^iome ol tlio
Central Bank ant) Bank of-Afacoii—t|pno
up in a package oildressedho Bpcis. Buoth
St St. Johiii Augusta. The above ruwaril
will lio paid on Its delivery at cither ofthe
ofllces.ul the’ subscribers,at Savannah,Au ;
custa or Charleston. ....
BEERS, BOOTH & ST. JOHN,
sepitfi. *jd6- .
• i^or Sato.
O AR CASKS Busrol! Nallsamj'Brads.
O W bU bbls . do No S Mackerel >
10 do prime cider Vinegar .
lio boxes prime elfoi so
' ’ ' 0 Jersey Waggons .
Sperm and Georgia Tallow Candles
Soup fiuin 41o s per lb /
Wru|fplug 1'iiphr,.Playing Catdt Sic.
For sule by ' ,
L. BALDWIN &co,
,*cp< <n,- 108m
am
s, Slop Clotlii
mg:
m
; AXpiVED raoM Tills FORT. 5
At Gibraltar, July 18, brig Ann Celia,
Torry, -i
At Charleston, *4th Inst, tchr Maria;
Hague. '
«OF VOK ttlis FORT. ■
At New York Ibtli brig Fiancis, Palmer
despatch. . 1 y
. Sait-Eb FOX THU FORT.
From Havre, 0th brig George.
Fxost oua ConRr.SFOtroENTS.
Offices cj the Courier, Mercury )
* . ! and Gazelle, V
CiuaLElTOit, Sept. 21—7r;»t. J
- • , • ARRIVED. .
Bchr Sarah & Mnrearet, Havana via
Tylice, I day. Rovenue culler -Carolina,
Mutbewa fm Savannah and a cruize.
-•" l| ' rT • r ■ .'"i"
For Augutita.
. The wi'J) knnwis Pols
Boit OGLETHOUPE,
ow loading and lias |
Igreat part of her freigh
engager), will ineet with despatch.She has a
.full crew of S4-hands, qnd a' lighter well
manned will meet her at Ilelshmaii's lake,
or lower rlo'wn, if necessary. For the bah
■lariCa of freight, applik to . * -
CANDLER & DAVIDSON,
Mongin's upper wharf,
sepr 28 ' t ' '
■ JNoticc.
L OSTliy the robbery of ihe moil .of
tho Ifltli Inst, a draft drawn by Rog
er M'Call, as agent for thu jtcinplgee Na
vigation Company, dnted'lhe 29th April at
0 niomns, hi favor orChiiles Roe, on E-
leazor M'Call ot Mueon. and by him ao
ceptid, (or f 167ft tS—said draft ivus on
Juried by Charles Roe, and Roe St Merri-
mam All persons are cautioned against
trading fnr said druft, payment being stop
ped.
A suitable tew ortl will be given "to ; nny
poison finding (or stopping the same if of
fered,) who will forward it .trt olther J.T.
Rowland,Mncori.'D.*D ; . : llalsted Mdledge-
ville, G. B. Lamar Augustk, hr to ils here.
T. BUTLER St Co.
Savannah, Sept. 25. .
sejit ft» t»8q. , ■
Seasonable-Goods.
L ANDING from ship (Igietlinrpe. n
general and extensive importation^/
RAU. AND WINTER,-
BRITISH.GOODS; "•
Which are offerr.d. hir iale,together with
a complete asrartirient of
DOMESTIC ARTICLES, ,
Fof.sale^^, TA y^ cjR &co
———
7 J- liOSt
Y ESTERDAY Morni.j; between the
Exchange end tho Mailt*-, a Red
.Morocco Pocket, Book, containing sundry
papers and a siita.il amount In cash. The
finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving
the same at the office of the Savannah Re-
publican. •
sept 20 l6'8c* ’ « ' '
An Ordinance,
For preventing disputes about boundary
irithin the corporate limits of the City,
and for other purposes. 1 .
a a ,ul ''older ojdot holders,
Bgc. 3 ^- 0 cnupier or occupiers, of
any lot or lull, shall, under a penalty of'10
dollars, lay the Miiiidali'dn of any building
oi fence ou the lilies of any lot or lots, or
parts nf lots, owned or ocaupied by bin*
her or flioinr unless such lines are first, he-
cetuincd by the City Surveyor •, and after
tlialiUes aforesaid uro ascoituinod, such
pwnor or owners, occupier ot occupiers,
'shall not place any huililing, fence, or o*
tlicrtiling appertaining thereto, su nl'lo
affect the right U) Ihe city or others, under
tlio penalty of fifty tlollers for oacli ofienco,
ami such encroachment shall forthwith bn
removed ilt Ui'i owners expense.
Extract from ilte Ordinance passed Dec.
17th, 1801.-
D. B.M1TCUELL,,Mayor.
In Council, Sept 24, 1889-
Ordered, that theCbisve section he pub
lished in the Gazettes of the City lor two
weeks. - ' •
Extracts from the minutes.
,' M. MYERS, o. o.
sept 28 . 108 . , | '
, & Cop-
Stagcs.
, BETWEEN''SA-
' VANNAH AND AU-
1 GUST A.
I'Hl. t.ibscrfaei has commenced running
a line ofSta^as three times a week,between
fjpvanriah and Augusta—to leave Havana
riah every Sunduy, Tuesday• and TJturh
doy inorning and arrive at Augusta the
next day.: , i.
It will leave Augusta every .Sunday,
Tuesday, and TAurxfoy.nioruingl'aua ar-
rivetat Savannah tbe next day.
Fgre, Si5. . '
Good hdrses and careful driven have
been engaged. 4
... J..B. OUIDRbNr
(t?* The Stage Office will be kept at
the liar of tbe! Mansion House.
•vpfkB ,- ,.*D.8 O. *' ^
United St.,tes fortlie poit of Barcelona, in
Spain, in jfie place of Charles'Douglass,
removed.'
William S. Hamilton of Louisiana, to
be Surveyor of Public Lands Sonth'Ten-
nessee, in place of James P. Turner ' re
moved. , . v
William Troost Simons','to be Consul pf
the U. States for Westphalia arid Prussian
Provinces of the Rhine, to reside at El-
hprtfeldl, in place of John Godlrey Baker,
resitnerti’
Sept 88
To Rent.
Thejower part of thejiuild
ing on thejllav. nhe door East
of the Murine Si Fi e Insm.ince
Bank.—For terms enquire nf
. ,W. ROCKWELL & CO,
.i98t
——rnmmrmm———e——
Committees/>f Couucil.
O N Finance.—Aldcrmbh Gwbns, City-
- lor, Welnian and Anderson.
. On Dry Culture—'Cuyler, Anderson and
Rond, . t, •
On Health anil Cemetery—Clnrk, Shef
tall and A arlng. ■'
On Public Soltir anil City foil—Bond;
OwensAnd Cuyler.
On the Market Shcftall, Shaffer and
Bon'. ... ;•
On Fpmps.—Shaffer, Cl.irli and Blown
On Accounts.—Shick, Brown aud Ow
ensi'.'."
On Streets and Lanes.—Waring, Wdl
man and.Shick. , " * ■
/On LMps Oaudry, Shcftall and Gil
don. • ' • ' ■ ’
On the IFire Department.—Ilrcwti, Shick
and Sbajler.
On the Exchange.—Gillian, Clark and
G&udi-y. ' ‘ ’ »
On Docks and tfhartes.—Welnian.
Anderson and Cl^rk.
.. Extract Iroin the Minnies, 1
Z /M.MYERS.c.c
sept (8 ' IDT
• I Port WiaC. ,
/ft UR. cask Echoic* fort Wine.
-ft Just received and for sale by ■ —
P. M ARLOW.
.sept 28 "r
. To Rent.
T HE Wharf Lot No 4 and Dock! well
ealculated for a WOOD. YARD,
orSHIP CARPENTER, For terms apply
to , JOHN W. ANDERSON.
. sept 28 . 198cm
romniHci \ l.
Dates : roji LiVf.nppoL.:;::::::lItii Ado.
Dates n on lUvnE.::::‘:;:::::::::12rii Auo.
— [BV TUB SARAH Si MAROARXT, AT
ciiA»Lr.STon.j
Ez tract of a letter dated j /
.... "'HAVANA, Sept. 11,1819.
“Welmve npw to inform you. that yre.
have this morning thought best to close
for you r cargo of Rice at, R4 '1-8, allround
coni': out as it may. .This was the only al-
ternatne, as even by waitiog many .days
we might not have obtained a.shade mote.
We have also sold Ihe pterions cargo at the
same price. It is'difficult to procure good
Molasses, ns the article is extremely, scarce.
Exclinnge on Ihe U..States, is scarce at J
per ct pm.
For Rice td improve, so as to 'pays vri
mult have tt cessation of arrivals for six or
eight week*.” ~ .
[ET TBE IITtIe WILLIAM]
• Extract uf a,letter dated.
“Matanzas Sept. 14.—Sjtgars 7 11 a.9
IS fnr|raii to ; ood fair, fell) 14 for choice
—slock about'20,000 boxes. Coffee, notju
of first quality and stock of all kinds small,
S4.8 7 1-2 nominal ralq).
Fig Blue and Starch. •
aAr’BOXEIS Gilbert’s STARCH,
5 do EigBlue
Just received and for sale by ■ '
-u ^• A PARSONS, Druggist,. v
At the Eagle No 8 Gibbon’s Range,
rtptte .
jMALLEHY & DUFFY,
DRAPERS k TAILORS,
* iOit THE BAV, - i.
EAST OF THE CITY HOTEL,
Htf/VVE ruaiyed by late arris als from
lI. New York rr partial supply of Seas
sonable Good* consisting of Clnths, Cnssi-
mers, Vestings, Coatj,;Frock Coats, Coa
tees, Pants, vests Bramui, Shirts, Hdkfs,
Cravats, Stocks; Sit,. See.
sept 20 • 1 X
MAUIIIEO, -i.A-Nj
On Thursday the 24th Inst, by Justit
Shcftall. : Mr. JAMES G. CLIFTON,
tu Miss AMEY FRYER, of Ogeechee
District In this County.
DIED.
Paris', (France,) on (he fid ult.
H. Ramsay, of Charlwtoo,
Dr
T
Notice.
llE Ganger aud'Inspcfctor 6f Liquors
has rertluved hii' nffice to tJol. D'
Lyons building in Coilrt House square.
1 WM. P. BEERS,
sept 28 198m
Per mUcb,
taH J
■ .no ]
P" pound. I
Per gallun.i
pel j’ ou "' 1, 1
Timber, Cordage,
per.
Navy Coumisbionem'Office.
18th September, 1849. .
S EALED proposals »'ll be received at
this offica until the 1st Nuvembei next
to supplr ille following Whit* Oak and
' fbllow Pine .Plank Stocks, White Oak
tnee's, and Mavis and Spar Timber, to be
ddlltbied at tbo NaVy - Yards Portsmouth,
N. (I. Charlestown, Mass Brooklyn, N. Y.
Philadelphia, Watliipgtan, ail'd 'Norfolk!
and all the cord'bgo'ail'd copper that may bo
required by the respective Commanding
Officers of ihe said Navy Yards, to be de
livered upon their requisitions, for Ihe ser-
vice of tlie yea, 1830.
While Oak and Yellow Pitie Plank Stocks.
At Portsmouth, $UQ0 cubic feet host while
, oak planK stacks
700U do best long leaf yel
low pine plank
,. - stocks
A( Charles
town,
At Brooklyn,
At Philadel
phia,
At Washing,
ton,
10,000 do best white oak
plank stocks
19,000 do best lung leaf yel
low pin* plank
stocks
23,000 do best while oak
'' ‘ plank stocks..
10,000 do best long leaf yel
low pint plank
. . stocks
pi ■ m mm
Navy Commission cits' Omtr,
■QHALED PHO^BAL8 m wm
W c.eived at this Office until tht i,.
Novetphcr nexrito lurnlih all the Grotirio
Slop Clothing, and Navy Dread, thjn
lio required during tbeyear.1830, fern, I
Naval service, at the. Navy Y, rds, p 0 n’i J
mouth, N. 11. .Ghatlaitown, Mass. lWi,
lyn New York, I'liilndplphla, llaltiuiorV
Washington, end Gosport, Va. to be fu.I
njshed upon the icquisitiotis 6f the're, Ml .
live Commanding Office^ or Navy •
8 ° nl, ‘, ‘ groceries,
Whiskey, best quality, 1st
proof, 1-4'at test rye,
Molasses,
While Beans, sound .
White Peas, sound ' '.
Rice, fresh
Bpirm Oil, Wintet strjiincd
Spcitii Cantlles, , -y
Bupeifme Flour " • ■
i. Si.) )P CLOTHING.
Drab Pen Jackets..
Blue Cloth Trowsers,
Do do Jackets,
l)o 'do ' Vests, "j
Willie Flannel Shirts,
Do do Drawers,
Yarn Stockings,
Blankets,
Duelt Frocks,
Do Trows
Black Silk I
Wool Hats,
Shoes, .
Curled hair Mailratsel, ‘
* At all tlie above mentioned Yardr-Tx-’
cept Baltimore.
And nlr the Navy Bread that mar J
required at ih* said Navjt Ysrdi, (nd
the Navy . Yard Pensacola WtuFloihU, *
': All tlto'artiolqs must Jje oftlicbtuoui\‘. I
ily. The Slop Clothing and Niry Biraft 1
must be fully'equal to the sampler, or pit,
tarns in tht patietsiqa of the rupectin
Couimanda'ntr, by wlionc they will |* ;
shewn to tll perisns who Oloy^tvitli to in
them;, Tbe tiinov'bjth Jackets,TtoMtn,
and Vasts, must be made , of Indigo dyed
Cloth; tlie Matti asses must be made nf
clean curled hair with thick cotton licking;
ihew must be.six feet long. 28 inches vide, 1
anil must weigh not les>,|liah’ nine pouadt
nvoIrdu|Kii< each;. The casjts containing
Whiskey and Molastes must h.ive. four not
hoops pul on each' when required liy tU'
respective 4Joimuandalits, at - the expenq
of the Coniractor. All articles muvl (*
.delivered, in goultd tubstaniial boxes, I
rels, casks, kegs, pr qther suitable and y
per packages, ui good shipping order ft.
of expense, nnd no allowance .will be tael...
fur boxes,-barrels. &«. or any other pack-1
ages W lintsuBvpr. On delivery the articl
must be sublnitted tp the Inspeolion’oft
teJpeo (ve Navy Yards, or such other in, I
apeotiuo as the Commissiooertmay direct,!
Persons mslting offers will endorse them I
"Offer to . fuhtish Groceries," or "Sloy'l
Clothing," of'"Ndvy'Bieid,”forthe jet
1830; they must also affix a price In cor .
and every article enumerated upder t«cj I
head they may proposp tv fufnish, othtljl
wiye.tficit offers will rioi be considered. 1
fljf**I'q 6j published twicea week Inti
wK
each ;
each
);4 pelt
esch>
5,000 do best white oak
plank stocks
5,000 do best Idng.ftiaf yel
low pine plank
, , stocks
4,000
At Gosport,
-.Notice. , ....,
A LL persons having demands' against
A the ,'state of J a ores I. Anders,m, of
Emanbel countv, will presetit them duly
attested, and those indebted' to the same
will ntahe immediate payment to-’ . *
sept 28 TIIOMASAVINNEY,
• ? Notice. ..
ffirYQURvoonllis after- date, application
EL will be'made to thn Hint, the Justi
ces ofthe Inferior court of Emunuol coun
ty,; fur leavo to’sell- all tlie real ostnt* of
Jnmes I. Ahderson for- lira benefit of the
heirs & creditor!. TIIOS. WINNEY,
Sept *6 . . -
F. Marlow,
H AS just received a fr'Csh supply of
' ENG LI- H AND AMERICAN
WHITE LF,/\D.
ALSO,''
Paper Hangings
1 ' .AWD
'. FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
sept 26 •j.
• ; New Store.
I SAAC NORTON informs his friends
and the public; that ho has removed
from his old stand Shad’s building*,to'the
corner onadoni west where he has recent
ly opened ami will receive by expected ar
rivals, •'
. .Ai Handsome, Assortment of a.ir
Staple and Fancy Dry
it •• Goods, -
sclected iti New York market by an expe
rienced person, and will be'sold at a very
small advance for cash hr on his usual
terms for good paper,
sept 20 ' ' : ■ / f‘
EP“Ju9tice Pelot’s Court
for Oclblier Term, svill' be held on the
10th of that mouth: all suitors, jurors and
witnesses will giva their attendance. Re
turn Day on Wednesday next the SOtli
instant. -
sopt 26 , 198c .
' ' ——v
-A ; Notice,
A N electiori for 'a port . Warden and
Gauger for the city'of Savannah, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Janies Hills, will take place by Coun
cil at their next regular meeting in Octo
ber. Candidates Will leave theft applica
tion at the Clerks Office previous to tlie
day of election- * ;
sept 28 M. MYERS, me
First. Company District,
mUE parents and .guardian, of such
Jt - clnraren as. are entitled u>‘ parlici-
pate of the benefit of the Poor Kwhool
Fttndj are hereby notified that the swliscri
ber will attend at his office in West Broad
Street to receive (lie names of indigeot
children residing in sairl district.'
' BEN. SI1EFTALL.I. F.
Sept2&
Yellow Fine Timber Wari-
V'-. U ted.
T HE Subscriber will contract lor Yel-
low Pine Timber u,f various lengths
and sizes, deliverable from the middle of
September to thel st December.
• ' WILLIAM CRABTREE. Jr. '
: Ag’t. 8.S. S. Mill Co.
• negroes wanted.
Wanted to hire, five able bodied No*
groes ; -~
: Apply as above
«ept 28 l'98cTf
For Sale.
aSHHDS Sugar -
500 Reams Vapor. For sale
J. STONE.
sept 26 las
m
'hW •
4,000 do pest white oak
plank s;aeks
do best Ipng leafy el-
law pin* plank
stocks
25,000 do best white oak
plank stacks
16,000 do best long leaf yel
- - low pine plank
stocks. .
V/Tiife oak'Knees at Bo'siod. New York,
and Norfolk, from 6 feet 6 inches to 7 feet
body, from 5 feet to 5 feel 0 inches arm
and to side from 8 tu 11 inches nett siding
Masts and spar timber at Norfolk, for the
lower masts and" bow spr its, topmasts and
jib booms,and losver yards complete for one
74, bile 4 , one sloop of war ol the first,
and one sloop bl.war of the second, class,
per'cubic fool. The pine plank stocks and
tntist aud spar timber, must ba the best
quality lotig leaf, fine grain, heart, south-
rrn yellow ping; the plank slocks,arid mast,
and spar timber must be free from sap,
heart shakes, nod all other defects) the
plank stocks most not be less than 85 aqd
•must average 45 feet in length; the pine
niust square hot Ies9 than 14 nor more than
16 inches ai the butt, and may square one-
fourth. leif at the top end. Thg oak.plank
stocks liuist'squnre-not less-than lVinch
es at the butt, and may square ono-fourtli
less at the top end; (hey molt have grown
oh lands ntar to salt. wntcr, or o'tltferwiie
within tlie influence ofthe sea or salt .water
ajr.. Tlie rliioeiisions ofthe mail arid spar
timberwill be furnished to persons intending
to make offers, by the commanding officer
of thC Navy Yard, Gosport, Va/. A[f tho
aforementioned timber must lia'vo been cut
*qi the tier} have been girdled between the
20th of October, and the 20tb of Fefiruary
next; on deliver^ it will be inspected, and,
measured conformably trf the printed rules
g rescribed by the Commissioners, dated
ept. 1st. 1820, pf such other' inspection
and measurement as tiicy may diroct, nnd
must.lic delivered by the 1st of December,
1830. The certificate of two respectable
persons that tlie timber was cut ivitlnn tho
prescribed limits, most accompany each
cargo delivered. Tho cordage must be
.made of clean water rotted hemp, til* yarns
to be tarred at least three months before bo
IhjjInld'inrp- cordaget tho cordage must he
uf such sizes as may belcquired by ttysies-
peciirft Commandants, and must stand the
proof enabllslied at tlio respective Navy
Yards. Bidders must slate'thcir price for
paidnt,” arid, for "common laid." The
copper must be of tbe best quality,and con
sist of such kinds and sizes as the respec
tive commandants may require; ,th*sheath
ing copper must be 'cold rolled; tlio who|o
on delivery mutt undergo the inspection
of the Navy Yards, ot tuch, other tnspec
tion as the'Cornniissiouer} may. direct. All
deliveries mest pe made fret) from all ex
pense to the GoVerrlmenJt . . e
To be published twice a weefc Jn tlie Na
tionul Intelligencer,II, S. Telegraph, Bnl
timore Republican, American Sentinel, N.
Y.,Courier and Enquirer) Providence Pat
riot, Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Herald,
Kiloigh StV,Charleston Patriot,Savannah
Republican,'Louisiana Advertiser.
, »ept« .> JOS'
- • -i
Nation,il Jnteillteoper, JJ.-R, Telegraph,J
Baltimore Republican,AmericaifSeiitmtl. l
N V Courjcr and Enquirer, Provident* I
Patriot, llnrlfofd rimes, Bos|on States- ]
man, N, II. Patriot, Richmond Enquirer,/
Norfolk Herald, Rsleigli Star, Chaile-i
Patriot. Savannah Republican, Louis!
Advertiser. • - -
•epr 18 : 198 * i
; Paints and Faint QW.
Navy Commisjioxebs' Office,
16th .-ieplember 18!
S EALED Piopnsals.svill be rectin
fltiS Officu until lit 'November mu I
to supply all'tlie Paints and Point OilM I
piy) bo required lor rile. serrictEbf tlie t«tl
1890. at-the avy Yards Porisnioulh, J
II. CharleVtown.'Mass. Brooklyn,. [I. V.
Philadelphia, Wasbing)dn ( ’, i atid.'''0nip(ii'
Va/ to bo .delivered upon the requisition
■lie Commanding 1 Officers oT die JiV
Yards, respectively, or of the Navy Agti
Vizf P • , r.y, 1 7- 't
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All tho articles liihst be ofthe best
!ty; must be delivered in sound vubsinno
boxes, barrels, casks, or other suitable a
proper packages’, In good! shipping <2* .
ftce of Dll expense .to tllft-govitromenti 5 " I
mi allovanco will be made;for1idXt)ti M I
rels, casks, or any other packoges *
er. On delivery the articles must I
mitted to the Inspection of tho *®. s l , . et
Navy Yards, or such other inspection ,
llitf Co'mmisiihners may direct._ ,
■Porsons making offers musi affix a P
to each i/nd every articlo, othiinme .
bids ivill'bol be considered! they j
endorsed "Offer to furnish .1 amts
Paint Oil f^tfie yea! 1830."
To Bo .published twice aaveek in ;
tional Intelligencor, United Staici ,
eraph, Baltimore Republ can, Am*
Sentinel, New York:/ nurior *
Providence Patriol, Raleigh.- ° i*«'
leston Patriot, SayanoaliLK*P'' bl1 ^"’
isiana Advertiser. Richmond W? ■
Nqrfolk Herald.
sept 20 1 98 —
: Wanted to Purchase. ,/]
A NEGRO boy belwreeip ' ^
years of ugo. Aj'ply nl „
ofthe Savannah Bepul
sept 28" I® 8 */
lean.
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