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m CAN. No202 XXVI TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER G, 1829. Whole No. G'1G8. Notice! JS5 T rir: Subse>M having qualified oil ,1,0 Will of the Into loMph Law mmi. Liberty Ommlv, request, nil |.er»onK havina doinaml, against the esU(J U> pro- Jell, Ihcn, duly attested. and allpnnon.ln; ili'lit*!,! to I'll dVbmd to ,lio same, lo oomo for,raid nuknpnyniMt. J0 HN SiAAW! July to’ If mi* ami Mackerel Iflniifigfrr"" britt Venl andechr. IV. H. Braught to Jail. TN Savannah, mi The tnihiiiit. a negri IL mao wlm any, hi, nnnit h J KRR.Y .mil that ho belnngslo the rilnto (if Gem. gin, that lie runaway from tho Uhnlnhuii chee river about 4 month, ago—ho in L Tool Oinchi'5 high, and nhont .118 year, nf ngviliu it of a yellow complexion and slut term lion (peaking. . JOHN I DEWS.j.c.c. nug 19 I BO trforil antl fir sale by OANOLER& DAVIDSON, a a lltrreli end *0 half ditto no 2, AH Mackerel, and 150 ditto no 8 do. *. (1 |to ,nl by',.. Porter,»» dated EIBi 1124, iiigliuin County, AMI COURT, Juiir Tkbm. 18*0. i petition of VVillinni IMoVel, ata- ■ existence & loxx and praying lent of a certain promissqry id severally nindennd signed litlryne, and William O of snld county deceased, nty, 13th February, ’ Wiliiam Morel, or. Drought, to Jail, I N Savannah Oil tile loth Inst, a-negro man who says his name is SIMON, and that ho belongs to the Stale of tieor- gia, that he runaway from tho.Uhalnhnn- cliee lliver about 4 months ago—Ito is feet 5 3-4 inclios high and ahnut 25 years of age~lio has lost olio of Ills front teeth. JOIINI. DEWS,a. c. c nug 18 Brought to Jiiil. j£N Savannah, on tho Kith inst. a negro man who says Ids nanin is NF.D, nnd s to the order,'mi nr before thSUst day of January next, for the sum of .twenty five dullars, for r.iluo received, a copy wlun i nf, with the affidavit of the said rtllnani .Morel, is filed ; j„ the Clerk's Odlnd-It I,’ordered that i if,iham King, of the County ol l.tln Jli.iiii, the noting and qualified adnimi'ii i [of the said William >i. Purler;; I and the licirs and representatives of Hie said j William J. Mulrynei duceased. do shew [realise on or before llto first day of the nexl termot this Court, »br the prayer of the ■ tioiitio ier should not lie granted, and it is [furlhei ordered dial tills rule be published, jin one of the public Gazettes of the Citv [of Savannah, once n month until the time appointed for shearing cntise thereof. Extract from tile minutes, JNO. CHARLTON, Clk. July 18 187§t, that lie belongs to the State of Gem gin, that lie rauaway from tlio Cliatalmnelice river about 4 months ngn, he is 5 feet 8 Inches high and ahum S3 voars ■ J<HIN I. DEWS angle 180 Brought to Jail.. vuniulii, qn the 25lli ultimo, a ne- nan, who says Itis name is TO- ligl lie belongs to William Heal unty, Up. that lie runawny eekygo. Ito is 5 feel 8 I -2 in- 5 yeatsofnge—tlio top OIIN I DFiWH, i. c. c. 175 Notice. 101'R months afterdate application . will ha made to the Ilnn.theJusli- _»of tho Inferior Court ofl.iherty f'ottu- I ty for leave to aril one hundred acres of land belonging to the csiuto ofDonald Fru- isr,for tlioTiehefit of the lioitt and cictlitnrs I of said estate. 1 MARGARET R. FRASER, jnly <5 170 F.xeeutrix. Brought to Jail. I N Savannah, on the 3lst uilimn. a ne gro man wit,, sa.a hi! name ii ISAAC and that ho belongs toBevill Cook of El bert t'otinly, Ga that he runaway about three weeks ago—lie is ,'i feet * 3-4 inches high and about 45 vears of age, lie base scar on tils chin. JOIINI DEWS.j.c.o. nug 6 175 Notice. T HE Justices of the Peace in the dif frreut Captain’* Districts of Chat- Itisui County! nre requeued in procure and Itnakr mil a lisjof all children m their res- | pcCtivc Districts,together with tlieir names, I ages, anil sexes, whose extreme indigence ■'entitles them to a participation ill the lPoot 'cliool fund, and Teport them in wri | ting to llte undersigned, at his office in the Court House, in conformity with tlio 4lh [section of nn act of the Legislature, enti-‘ I tied "An Act for the better distribnllnn land application of the Poor Sclmol fund,” 1 *60. .Vc , passed (He ifid December 18*B AH farmer Trustees anil other persons, [ who ha»o herplnfnre received or hail ihirgeufthe disbarseinent of tile Poor ^rlico/ famliof Chatham County, are re-. Rtiyile/w pay’oyer to tile undersigned all |.uuixpent!ed balance, temaihing ill hor or fthoii h«wB.,-> , 37* Parents, guardians and-others, in- Itcreitedin the welfare of indigentchiidren, I. re requested to report then, in the Jilsti- It'■ el the Peace In the different Districts ■of tins County, ill order llitit they may re Iceiro the benefits intended hy the bofore I Mentioned act. ' ' SAM M. BOND. Trustee of the Poor School Fund, Cltat- h«m County.. Savannah, Sept. II 18J0. sept 22 . - ■ ... Brought to Jtiij. I N Savannah on tile 10th in. . n nogjn man wh.isavs his name Is AIOS< H.end that lie lielongs to Wm-Hell, of Miniroe Cmmty, Gonrgia. that he mnnway about four weeks ago, lie is-5 feet 0 I t inches high and about Bit years of age. sept 1* J. 1. ‘ K tVS, j. c. c. Brought to Jail. I N 8nvannah nn the 25th May n npgro in.in who sny<* hi* name is JANUA RY, and tint In* belong* to l‘Mwnrd<Chis olttuie of South Carolina, th t lie ranauay about one week ngo, he is 5 leet 2 inches high and rihont 22 years of ngo. he has lost Icvoral of his fro.pt teoih. .mg 0 J. 1. DEWS.j.c.c. An Act. ^ prevent the intrudiiction of pnisen- M. gers whit am alien, into the port or Savannah, during the mnnlhsof July,Au gust.September and October. Whereas it has been the practice, of mas- tors of vessels to bring a number of paisea- gats, natives of foreign countries into Hie port of SnvnnrtRh.tlurmg llte sickly months thereby e.xpusingto elinnst certain death individual, whose cunstittttitina tire hut illy adapted to the insalubrious uliuinleof tii.it oltv, nml thereby sy .juris the cominunity tooneirnneoiis expense: He it llicroftii eonactmt hy the Senato and House of llopiexriiiniivci in Genernl As- .eiublr met and It-.M lieieby enactod by die audiority of tliesnne. That any m is ter or on.iiinaiider of any sliip nr vesycl ar riving betweenilicffirst uf July, and lust day of October iiteiusive, from a foreign country sir frnn any part of tlio U. rilates, "Ito shall, outer Ilia ves el tit the Custom House in the city of Savannah, shall within twenty four linomifter such entry, tnnko e'report in writing on oath to the Mayor of suiil I it V, oft lie age, naniounil occupation ofoverv person, who sit ill Imvo been brought ax passenger in such sliip or vessel on Iter last voyage, upon pain of forfeiting for ove- ry neglect Oromlssiqn to make such report the sum nl seventy five dollars, fur every alien neglected to bn so teported afore said. § 2. And he it forth r enacted, That it shall be lawful for the said Mayor, or In his siokness or ahsenco any ".person legally au thorized in act ill his place, lo require ore- r\ such master of such ship or vessel, to he bound with two sufficient securities to the Mayor nnd Aldermen of (lie city of ehivnu- nalt. in such sums as the Mayor or such poi son so legally authorized as aforesaid, may think proper not exceeding three hundred dullars for each passonger, to indemnify and save harmless, the said Mayor and A1 tlertnen.and the commissioners ufllie poor house 4fld hospital, and their successors from all a ol every exponso ami charge Whluft shall or tiny he incurred for the uiuimeitanre and support of mn tuoh per- son so introduced, mid fin the mainlenan,. and (updpri of tile child or children of any such person which may he born after such ini orlntlmi, in case snob person so import dr am such child or children, slinll at Blankets, plains, &c. ftlnd^o 0,e s y nn n “ rfl '' U A,midil10 ' Sup 0-4 Fr. Illnnkets Point do do n new & superior nitlcto for |Mantntion uso 8 4 Duffle Hlaukets 0 4 to 18-4 lloso do 4-4 Domestlr. Plains 3 4 & 4 4 do Plaids & Stripes do tlo Uliccki Blue &. Mixed Satinclt, Swan.down Flannels English &|Am. (Id Blue, Green, Brown Jg Bib Circas sians ' t“ “ “ " Bomhazelts Mannilles. A’alenlia, Swansdnwn and Silk Vesting and- Marseilles Knotted Guilts A (lentrnl Atsorlmrnl uf Cotton and Woolen Hosiery Linneus and Lawns Bilk and Colton Umbrella, M. PIIENDEHOA8T. No. 8 & 14 Gibbous Block sepU7 Paints and Paint Oil. Pnper &c. Landing. Fine and Superfine Idler Paper 70 -do Printing paper 10 keg, refined Saltpetre 30 kegs butter Crackers For sale by COHEN & MILLER, sept 15 103 SWEDES I It ON. Lately arrived and now landing fmm brig Atlantic nl Jones* upper wli.uf O TONS of 1st quality Sweden Iron, comprising.i full and complete assortment of all sizes. For side hy HAU, SHATTER &TUPPER. Savannah, Sept. 10 1820! , Coffee, Sugar nnd Mack erel. Brought to Jail, I N Snvnittialt, on life "22il nil. a mulatto wnmatt who say, Iter name is NELLY and dial sho belongs to the estate of File d Bryan, Twiggs Gooniy. Georgia, and th t she rauaway about two months ago She is 5, feet I 1-2 inches high and about 22 years of age. JNO. I. DEWS.j.c.c net 3 Coinmittccl to Jail, A T Coos»tthiitchiQ, on th»* 15th of Mnv last, a nenro mannahied (tKORflE who say* he belong* to the Oakmtilg^p Navigation Company in Georgia, of whom Mi. Uoheit McCall is agent; ho Is ahnut 85 years of age, 5 f*»rt 7 or 8 inches high July 13 J. J. RF.CK, j. n. n. First Company District. pi VIE pueutstand guardians of sticli 4 "*• '-'"'dren ns nro entitled..to pnitici- Ipate of the benefit of tho Poor School ll'und. are hereby notifieq, that the sutiscri' Tbcr will attend It his offleo in West Broad street to receive the names uf indigent r" M?f.. resillin « ,J !d district. 1 1ILMIY J1ACDONNELI, j.p. 1st Comunny District. !0|it22 l no Commiltcd to Jail, ^^T Coiisawliatchie. on thcISlh March last,' a negro man .who lays his name is JOE, who first claimed Mr iliclmrd El lis as his master, hut since says he belongs tn n Mr. J ihn Thierce, who lives about 4 miles front Savannah; he is about !i feet 9 inches high, and nhont fortv ye.it, of ai J. J. BECK, j. B. d july 13 '183 Company District. T ill - , parents and guardinns of such children as arc ehtltled to partici of tlio benefit of the Poor School For Sale. Y lenvo of the Inferior CnnrJ of this B Count v, tv ill be sold on the First |»i " nd *,f re hereby notified that the suhscri Isuoot l aWe,,d,lls offlce ^ West Broad IchiiT 10 r . e ?. elvo names of indigent ■children residing in said district. - BEN. SIIEFTAIjL. J* sept 26 1st Company District. 108 Tuesday of December, fm the benefit ol (he creditors, that Vnlunhle and improved plantation, on Skidaway Island, contain ing 030 ncres, and known by the name of HIBERNIA. THOo. U. P. CHARLTON, Adm’r. de bonis non, &c. sept 15 193 any tiuto itlun six months after the said inportation Ua ome chargeable to the said city, and if inv such person so brought as forcsaidgjiud not iieni^ a ci izen of the i. .States, shall he permitied or siidered to land within said mty fro .» any such ship or vessel, heiore siie.li bond shall It ive heeu ttiveit, and without*n |)erinission in tnting . 4Vom lip* said Mayor, or poison so legally aAihoi ized ns aloiesaid,.the master or com mamler ofviich ship or vessel.shall be sub ject to the penally of three bundled dollars for every person so sutfurod or permitted to land ns aloMtsaid. § 3. And beit further enacted, That if any person who may iiuvo been a passenger in sucli'shio or v; ssel, and not being a cili zen of t no U. .Siales, shall he sul)>red in land from such stupor vessel at any plane w ithitt the distance of 50 mile* from the said city, with imcnt to proceed to <lie sgid pity otherwise than in ilm said slim or vessel, the master or comma dei thcieof shall he liable imho like penalty of ilireo hundred dollars for every .such person so sufierml or pennitted to laud. § l. And hejt further enacted. That if any housclnfider in said cil\ shall.knowing iy, entertain in his house or family, any alien so landed as aforesaid,& shall not report such alien to ihesaid Mayor, or ii| case of his sickness or abieono, any person IomIIv authorized to oflioialc in his place, within the twenty four hours after sucl, cu loit.iinm' iit commenced, ho or she shall forfeiCand p.ty the soul of fifty dollars for every such alien so onlertainod. § 5. -\nd Im it further f minted. That nil and Miigttlnr the said pen dtiesand forfeit tires arising in said city, shall and may he sued for and recovered with full costs of suit by* action of debt in tho Superior court of this state, in thu'name of said Mayor airk Aldermen, and when recovered by them shall ho applied towards tho support of the poor of tiie said city, and fhe de fond ,nt in every such sun shall he held lo special hail, md upon every such trial fm any penalty or forfeiture supposed to he in curred hy the landing of any such persons as aforesaid within ihesaid city, tho same lauding shall l »e presumed unless the de fendant shall prove that the said person was taken or sent to some foreign ; co »ntry w ithout having been suffered to'.land as a* foiesaid. 8 LnnHInjr from ,lti|> Mm on. HI I OS pi imr green Jamaica Coffee 50 bbls Loaf Sugar 100 (In Nn 8 Mack Orel (prime) For sale hy HALL,SHATTER &TUFPRR. sept 22 II Notice. EREAFTEIl theSavannnh Libra ry will be opened fur llte deliver; ol llu'tka every Monday. AVednosday and Fri day. from 3 In 5 o'clock I*. M. Individuals not share holders can haye the use of the Library on the following i-eruis... ' ^ * For one year, hy paying |12 “ six months, “ ’ 6 ” any less period, at the rate ol * por mohin , WAI. MOIIEI,, Librarian, ner 1 .200$ Navy Co.MMisiioxr.Rs' Orrtcc, ,011 ' rt *P‘«ml>«r 1820. u L ALED l’loposal, still be received at this Office until lit November noxi,- to supply all the l’ainls and Paint Oil that may he required for tho service of the year lUrtO. Httho ’uvv Yard, Porl.tnoiiih, N. *'• Lhariestown, .Alas,, Brooklyn, N. Y. I hilndclphiu, Wdshinginn, and Gosport, l.t. to bo delivered upon the requisitions nf tlio Commanding Officer, nf the Nuvy Yatds. respectively, 0 r of tho Navy Agents, „ I'S 8 3,-,| g si 3-?Si? S-S O 'fit1 5 " " 5OrBesS ' O A o e a cr 3 S'Hi^aifisicie.a.ci © o o e O c O o o o ; Cm a. a. 7 ’ , © O © 5‘ 1 .2 X 2 > 2*. O »rc o §•§■§•§•§• Jg-g-gsg-ri-»i-g-j S _.r O.e.a.o.e.0.0. 3 a.e. 3 o. a e. 3 a. 3 «ess«sej, ( |'5 f fj ^o.e. a.c.s.aaa.0. soooooocooc-i F "} id HAH die articles must he of the best quid ilys must he delivered ill sound sttbsianlia |(toxes, borrels, casks, or oilier suitable and proper packages, in good, shipping order, ftee of all expense to tho guvcrmnenli nnd nn alloc once n ill be made for boxes, bar rels, tasks, or auy«lh»r packnc-' "Ii.uci nr. t Vis 11,* I ■ nn, a# tlio netL.L.a I.n in, I inns, sj| tllli * * 1 ll« I I 1 " IxilMI ■» *» II si 1C , . On delivory the article, must be sub mitted tn the inspection of the respective Navy Yards, or such other inspection as the Commissioner, may direct. Porsons making offers must affix a price Ip each and every article, otherwise tlieir bids will not he con,idoredt they must bo endoisetl “Olfcr in furnish Faint, and Faint Oil for llte yoar 1880.” To lie published twice a week in the Na tional Intelligencer, United State,’ Tele graph, Baltimore Republican, American Mnitlniiil Mmv \ r rsrlr I’mirinr . m!?!“a d t ‘ ,,r ,CI ,,lc k’inted rules proscribed by .the Commissioners, dated Sept. 1st 1820, or such other inspection nnd measurement a, they may direct, and te ’lehverc.l by tl,.i 1st ;,f December, 1880. rill* certificate of two resppctablo persons that tho timber was cut w ithin tho prescribed lintitv, must accompany each made r ‘! ol , ivcro ' 1 - The cordage, must bo made olcicnn water rotted hemp, tho yarns h ® [‘Ifn 1 lenst three months befthA be ing hud into cordage; tlio eurdago must be III such Size, a, may hoiequireil hv tlietes. peetive Commandants, anil must stand the prhor esiabllshcd at the respective Navy Yards. Jiiddeis must state tlieir price for patent/ and, for “common laid.** Tho copper mini he of the best quality.nnd con sist of iuch kinds and sizes as tht respec tive comma*ndants inay require; tiro sheath- ing copper must he cold rolled; tho whole on delivery must undergo the inspection of the Navy Yards, or uicli other hispeo- t'°n as the Cunnnissiom rs may direct. AR delt\eries muht be made free from alt ex pense to tho Uovernmont. To he puhlislied twice a week in tho Na tional Intelligencer, Uv8. Telegraph, Bal timore Republican, American Sentinel, N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, Providence, Pat riot, Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Uomld, R - leigh Star,Charleston Patriot,Savannah • Republican, Louisiana Advertiser* sept 20 108 + . Groceries, Slop Cloilmi” and Navy Bread. Sentinel, Now York Courier & Enquirer, Priiviiln.wsn Pslvinl l( jleiali Ultsr I'linr per gxlton., do per bushel, do per | amid, per gallon, per pnnnd.' per barrel. Providence Patriot, Ital.igh Star, 'Char lustuu Fatiint, Savannah Republican, Luu islana Advertiser, Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Herald, sept 28 188 Treasurer’s Office. f) T'»Bi a" 1, 1829. T HE average price nf Flour dtiringtlie last ftontli being go 50 per barrel nl 188 lbs. drcnil for the present month must weigh ns follow, viz: 1*1-2 cents Loaf 21bs 13 oz 6 1-4 '• « 1 *' Oil" Of which all Rakers and sellers of Bread . ill take due Notice? . M. W. BTEAVART, c. t. oct 3 By the President of the U. States. I N pursuance of law, I, \ wprkw Jacjt- s.i.v. President of tli>* United Slates ol Timber, Cordage, & Cop per. Navy Commissioners* Office, 16th September, 1829 S EALED proposals w'il be received at tllisofll e until the 1st Novemhci next to supply the following White Oak and Yellow Pino Plank Slocks, hite Oak Knees, and Masts and Spar Timber, to he delivered at the Xavy Yards Portsmouth, N. 11. Charlestown, Mass Rroolilyri, N. Y. Philadelphia, Washington, and Norfolk; nnd all the cordage and.copperThat may lie required hy the respective Commanding Officers of ihesaid Navy Yards, to he de liverrd upon tlieir requisitions, for tho ser- vire of (lie yea* lh;10. White OUk unit Yd line Pine Plank Stocks At Portsmouth, 5000 cubic feet best unite oak plank slot bs 7000 do best Ion it leaf y ol io pine plank - stocks each per pair each - each each pair pair . each each per pair each each pair eacli A Notice. LL persons indebted to the late Wti,- tUMfl Gillett, will bo pleased to I m! K ° 10 *l'» subscriber; nnd I »in h “ ,ln 6 demand, against tile same I Will present them to JAMtiS HIGGINBOTTOM, I m, .. Administrator. I „ c “ r 3 Thro ° Runs, (S. C.) Sept. 7th. 1829. Committees of Council. Finance Aldermen Owens, Cny- A Notice. LL person, indebted to tho F,state of l ' E V yAU G, “W. w 'l> hB plea- anJ it, ° m ? ke l ,a y n '°m to the .subscriber; sam! »iM ha " n6 a B a in.l the ’ lhe "’ ‘o JA&ILS HIGGINBOTTOM, Ad’ntor, de bonis non. Tun,..mi .. w '*h the will annexed. | oota T 08 2S?' ,(8, g ' )8ep1,7,h ’ 1 ' !20 • H ah i P ‘ Marlow > A FNm i r o. e . ived 11 f,esh «>'PPlyof ler. VVelmnn and Andenon Oil.Dry Culture—Cuyler, Andorsoit and Bond. On Health anti Cemetery—Clark, Shef- tnll and tVnylng. On Public Sales anil City lots—Bond, Owens nnd Coylcr. On the Market.—Shcffall, ShafieA and Bon . On Pumps.—Shatter, (Hark nnd Brown. On Accounts.—Sltick, Biown and Ow ens. , On Streets and Danes.—Waring, AVel- ntanand Sltick. On Lamps.—Gaudry, Sheftall nnd Gil- dun. On the Fire Department.—Brown, Shicli and Shaffer. On the Exchange.—Gildon, Clark and Gatidty. On Docke and marves—Welman, Anderson and Clark. Extract front the Minutes, M. MYERS, c.c. topt 20 - ' 197 MftSS * ALSO, A Variety of raper Hangings tire board prints, § 7. And hn it further enacted. That every sliip ur vessel from which such alien sltali have been so landed without permis sion in writing from tlio said Mayor or per-, sun so legally authorized as aforesaid _ in hi» place shall bo liablo for tho said penal nos, and may ho proccodod against hy’at tnchmentor any other inode in similar ca ses allowed by Inw unless the owner tltore- of or their agents shall givo bond with sure ties to tlio sheriff ur his deputy in llte name of the Mayor and Aldeimen for tho pay ment nftito said penalties and evoty of them which may navo been incurred do ring or since tho Inst voyage of tlio said ship or vessel, oi for paying tho yaluo of such sliip nr vessel towards tho selkifiction of such penalties as may have hoi n so in cuvtcil by suffering any alien to land ns n- foresaid, and such vulito shall bu ascertain od by tho wardens of thp port of Savan nah, or tiny two of them. DAVID ADAMS, Speaker oflhe House of Representatives. MATTHEW TALBOT. President of the Senate. Assented to, 24il December. 1*10. JOHN CLARK, Governor. ocl 8 Notice. F OUR, months after date, application will he made to tho Hon. the Jiisii- .cos oflhe inferior court of Emanuel coun ty, for leave losojl nil the real estate of James I. Anderson for tho benefit of the heirs & creditors, THOS. WINNEY. sept 20_ Goshen Butter. ' Landing from brig Courier. w KEGS choico GoshenUutter, J.V For sale by COHEN & MILLER. sept 19 Lemons. r BOXES superior Malaga Lemons just landed and for sale by 11 ALL SHATTER & TUPPER sept 23 ViiRTicn fio lioreby tleclart* nnd makt* known th.it, n public sale will be held at the Land Office at St tlelena Court House, in the State of Louisiana, on tiie sreond Munuay in November next, for.the dispo sal hfthe unappropriated public lauds w ith in tiie limit of the undermentioned tuwn- Nhi >*, Mtuate in tne. Land District West, of Pearl River,and East of the Island of New Orleans, to wit: Township two, of Range otte. Townships one, two, three, five and six, of Range two. Townships one, two, throe, four, five and six. of Range three. Townships one, two, three, four* six and seven, and fractinnsd townships eight and nine, of Range four. Townships one, two, three, fnui, five,six nnd seven, and fractional township right, of Range five. Townships one, two, three, four, five, six and seven, and fractional township eight,of Range six. Townships one, two, three, four, five,six and seven, and fractional township eight,of Range seven. Townships one, two, three, four, five,six and seven, and liactional township eight,of Range eiahtr* Townships one, two, three, four, five, six and seven of Range nine. Tho abovo townships arc nil situate south of the thirty.first degree of latitude, and East ol the Meridian, and embrace nearly all the lands lying on the Amite Tickfaw, md Tangapaha rivers. • __r The townships will bo offered in the or der a*bove designated, beginning with the lowest number of.seotion in oaoh. The lands reserved by law for the use of schools, or for other purposes, will be ex cluded from sale. Given under my hand at the city nf Washington, this thirteenth day of June, A. D. 1629. (Signed) ANDREW JACKSON. Bv tho President, * * GEO. GRAHAM Commissioner of the General Land Office. To bo published in tiie Natchez States man, Jackson Journal, Louisiana Adverti ser. Allapapa Gazette, Huntsville Demo- crat, Mobile Register* Baltimore Republi can, Phibicolphla Sentinel* Rtohmond Enquirer, Raleigh Star, Charleston Meb cury, Savannah Republican, Augusta Chronicle,Nashville Republican, & WJtflh ville Advertiser# july 20 lit . At Charles town, At Brooklyn, • ' At Gosport* 10,000 do best while o.ik > plank stocks 13,000 do best lung leafyel low pine plank stocks 25,000 do best white oak plank stocks. 16,0U0 do best long leul \ei low pine plunk stocks At Philadel phia, 5,000 do best white - oak pfank stocks . 5,000 du.bcsi long leaf yel low pine plank stocks At Washing ton, 4,000 do best white oak p:ank stocks 4,000 do best long leal y» l low pine |ilank stocks 25,000 do best white oak plank stocks 10,000 do best long leafyel low pine plunk stocks. White oak knees at Boston, New York, nnd Norfolk, from 6 feet 6 inches to 7 feet body, frorfi 5 feet to 5 feet 0 inches arm, and to side from 8 t * 11 inches nett siding .Masts and spar timber ai Norfolk, for the lower masts and bowsprits, topmasts and jib booms,and lower yards complete for one 74rone 4 , one sloop of war. ol the first, md one sloop oi war of the second class per cubic fool. The pine plank stocks nnd mast and spar timber, must be the be«i quality long leaf, fine grain, heart, south ern yellow pine; tiie plank stocks,and mast, and spar timber must - he free .'from sap. heart shakes, and all other defects; the plank stocks must not he less than 35 and must average 45 feet in length; tlio pine musk squaionot less than 14 nor more than 16 inches at the butt, and may square one fourth less at the top end. The oak plank stocks must square not less than 14 inch es at the butt, and may square one-fourth Iocs at the top end; they must have grow o on lands near to, salt water, or otherwise within the influence oflhe sea or salt wgte* ait‘» The dimensions o£the mast and spar timberwill be furnished to persons intending to make offers, by the commanding officer oflhe Navy Yard, Gosport, Va* All tl nfdrcmontionuU timber must haVe been cm m‘ the tiees have been girdled between the •Qth bf October, nnd tho flfith Of February 1 AMD vtt deliver/ It Will be inspected, and Navy Commissioners* Office, * loth September 1820. CJEAfcF.p PROPOSALS will i,« r0 . ceiycd^'at this Office until tin* 1st of _ November rn xt.lo furnish all the lgroceries, Slop Clothings and Savy Breads that may be required during the veer 1830, fur tlio NavnLservice, at the Navy Yxrds, Ports mouth, N. H. Charlestown. Mats. Brook lyn New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and Gosport. Ya. to be fur nished upon tin .cqnisitions of the respec tive Commanding Officers or Navy A.- gents. GROCERIES. I' hiskoy,-best quality, 1st proof. 1-4 at least rye, Molasses, White Beans, sound White J*eas, Sound Rice, fresh Sperm Oil, Wintei strained Spot in Candles Superfine Flour Kl.op clothing: Drab Pea Jackets, Blue Cloth Trowseis, Do do Jnckets, Do do Vvsts, U bite Flannel Shirts; Do do Drawers, Yurn - lockings, Blankets, Duck Frocks,. Do Tro»» scr»,~ Black .Silk Udkfs. Wool Hat , Shoes, Curled hair Maitrasses, At all the above mentioned Yards, ^ex cept Baltimore. And all the Navy Bread that may be required ol the viid Navy Yards, and at the Maty Yard Pensacola West Florida. All the articles must be ol the best qual ity. The Slop Clothing and Navy Bread must he fully equal to tho samples; or pat terns'in tiie possession • of the respective t 'ommundautg, by whom they will bo - shewn to all pe soils who m«y wish lo seo them. The Bine loth Jackets.Trowners, and Ve*is. must he made of Indigo dyfed Cloth; the Mtittiasv's must be made of clean cm led hair with thick cotton tickings they must he six feet long. 2(1 niches «jdo, anil must w eigh not less than nine pounds avoirdupois each. The cask* containing Whiskey and Molasses must have four iron hoops put on each when required hy tho resporVive Commandants at the expense of the t-ontrnctot. Ad articles iiium be delivered, in sound sirimnnli l boxes, bar rels, ensks. kegs, or other suitable and pro per packages, in good shipping oider Tree fexppnse, .md no ahownuoo will ha made • r boxes, barrels. \,c. or any ».liter pack-., ges whatsoever. On delivery the articles must he submitted lo tiie rfispcvtu^i of the espec ive Navy Yards, or sut lv* other. *n- pection ns the Commissioners tnav^‘'dircer. Peisdns riiht iM • .It -*- will endoise them ‘tiffer to luinish llrrmeties,” or *’^lop Clotlii g.” or *tNavy Biead/* for th.c. year 11:30; they inusi niso aflix n drfee to each and every article enuinejmtkd und’et each head riiej mar propose to. furrioh; oiher« v wise iheir oilers will not be considered - L/-To be published lw4ce a week in the Nation ,1 Intolligeiicei, U. 8. Telegraph, Baltimore Republican,American Sentinel, Y Courier and Enquirer, Providence N Bat riot, Hartford Timks, Boston States man, N. II. Patriot, Richmond Enquire^ Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Star, Chgile ton Patriot Savannah Republican, Louisiana Ad’cutler, sept -JO 190 Landing lVom schr. Pan* ope, 50 BOXES Gumlles, 4; 8, and 8 to For sale hy septan. J. icheubert. Wanted to Purchase. A NEGuO boy between 15 4nd 17 years of age. Apply at tjte office of the Savannah Republican, •opt 26 19Bo Playing \Jards. A N asiortniBiit it atiperiur qualhy jnrf received anil for sale by LA, PARSONS, maim. At the Eagle, no 8, Gibbons’ Range. Eig Blue and Slarclu r'K db BOXES Gilbert’s STAliCH, <1° Fig Blue JUst received anil for sale by A PARSONS, Drugelst, At the Eagle No 8 Qtibbon’, Range, ,ept 88